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BUEN A, VEST A
EEgeERg ST.RAIE

on the North East corner of Ohio, Diag- ona and Rightor streets, and are now prepared to accommodate their old friends and the trave ing community at large in a manner calculated to give sat isfaction to all that may favor us with a call.
 Our Stable is LARGE and Convent ent and well stored with provender ot every description. and experienced and trusty Osters; at all times, both night and day, in attendance to fix up anything in the shape of a horse perfectly oro'0u' We would say to any and all persons that may desire conveyance from Hel' ena to any of the adjacent countess to call at the
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Rgzena Vista Stable,

and they can be accommodated with any kind of vehic e, from close carriage down to horse cart. at al times farnish- ed with carefui and trusty drivers. Or should they wish to travel on horsback, they can be suited. Come on, you wi find the sign of the Buena Vista Sta ble
 IPHorses. Mules, Carriages and Buggies taken at all times on commis-
 HARGRAVES < GRAY.
 Jan, 29, 1853.
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 THE FoLLTEs OF GREAT MEN.-Ty- cho Brache, the astronomer changed color, and his legs shook under him at the sight of fox or a hare. Dr. John son would never enter a room with his left foot foremost. If by mistake it did get in first, he would step back and place his right foot foremost. Julius Caesar was almost convulsed by the sound of thunder, and always wanted to get in a cellar, or under ground, to escape the dreadful noise. To Queen Elizabeth the simple word "death" was full of horrors. Even Tallyrand trem- bled and turned pale on hearing the word pronounced. Marshal Saxe, who met and overthrow opposing armies, fled and screamed in terror at the sight of cat. Peter the Great could never be persuaded to cross a bridge; and though he tried to master the terror, he failed to do so. Whenever he set foot on one he would shriek out in distress and agony. Byron would never help any one to salt at the table, nor would he be helped to any himself. If any of the article happened to be spilled on the table, he would jump up and leave his meal unfinished.
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CHE BEARDED WoMAN."-As if that was a curiosity! I can see legions of them any day (without collapsing my pocket-book by trip to Armory Hall) lisping and mincing aimless, through creation, on their patent lea ther toes, behind a dickey and nous tache. Poor, silly creatures. they ex- cite my commiseration, and 1 sometine nes feel as though I should like to take them up with pair of sugar tongs, spread them out on rose leaf, and feed them with pap spoon. A pretty bit of life satire that bearded woman is, to be sure! Wonder they don't chal- lenge her for invading their feminine territory.
 met so many of these bearded wo- men that 1t is perfect relief to me to see 8 huge, broad d-shouldered, full chested Anakim of a Vermonter, with fist like a sledgehammer, voice like Mars, and stride like Hercules. l can get up something akin to respect for such an embodiment of masculinity; but these be-whiskered, be-scented, be-cravated, be-jewelcd, be-everlast- ingly-despised, Lilliputian dandies, these bearded women-Bett, throw up the window, and loosen my bodice I'm fainting. FANNY FERN.
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Plain 6 Ornamental Painting
 AND
 aper Hanging.

WHITE < HAKER take this me- thod of informing their friends and the public generally, that they are still car ryng on the above business in He ena, and thankful for past favors, would most respectfully solicit continuance of the same. Every description oi P INVITING done on reasonable terms and in the best style.
 Persons living Ill the country wanting work done in our line can be accommo dated.
 B. F. w TIE. April 9, 1853. J. Nj. BAKER. N. B. The nndersigned would also
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Mem puhliraiinns.
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NINETEENTH ANNUAL RAIL- OF the 6Ul.tCk
~ GUARD viii iata place the polio n-l0,a "a iuE1
ENENiNO JaHaels A. ia JOHN tAhbAHps c"s4H''A
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ITO COAL DEALERS.-Four loads Of Hard Coal
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drly.
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gf'O EDITORS aad PUBLISHES Of COUNTRY
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Boaro AMI Rooms.

T1AGIE HOTEL LODGINGs.--Gen will DO
IL they can have ss:e1s tods s " ass
Iss o a. - sI fs n, per D''' '0'"'' u
AT AYTIC HOTEL, No. b 'adway, opposite
"A old sue svofits Hotel having Sssp s sn
I'D ssntlemsn for the winter. J. sosEhAs:-
T1ARwEPs HOTEL. Nos 245 and pa Washington
between ss1 % s s h soss oa ns 1000 I'D e
sesisn' place 70 stop at VIZ cHAabEhLAN rfopnsen
A LADY is desirous of letting 10 4 Gentleman and
- % - t,,o ar hroe sinse Gentleman psa,snt Rooms
VIII Board private family at No Sll itay between isn ana
s,iSsis Brosdway stages pas the door.
A GENTLEMAN and WIPE, and two single Gen
"A men sn be accommodated with Board at No % Wes
A LADY and GENTLEMAN, or two or three single
"A Wishing obtain Board and the eosaioss 2f sosS
sis,s MsIsesst .-
A GENTLEMAN and his Wife, and one or two sim
gle eHTs9 ear &c Ssn Il soty ysS wsss :As ma
uiss walk Of either OF the ferries
A SINGLE GENTLEMAN wishing Board IN.
a ,ys,e 1ry can have pleasant font PsrIor 9Th
~ an esos,be ersrs ~ sspl,isg e. Ne i51 tsh sv
THIRD FLOOR FRONT ROOM and BED
ARoOM a. No 10 Osesoest seK, beev Prince % lee furnished
o. urfslSshsd With eald sss.rss ssn, mall and gsss'
t to bls sst Of Bras5wsy References ressss the bs's
aiveu.
DoARD-NRS. n. T. PATTON, No. AZ Broome-
ID a. ~ lss, Room, With snail one attached that vssS sss
sis, rss.h vie Terms mo4srass Rssr.aee required
poARD-No. 3a5 Broadway-Arrangemen,. can
ID ss~ y no winter M s~sass e, Or .s, zoo
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,s,.se. 81 sTr. ssssls Rs.sTsuess sssAassa
noARp-A yer, desirable Room for Gentleman
ID ~ IsSy o. 0sstsesa ~ - $500 n ~, 800
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companion 20 me iron hlis'
rINUF LADY AT HOME; Or HAPPINESS IN THE

Companion q the Iron Buie
rIyHF LADY AT HOME; Or HAPPINESS IN THE
Il HoussnoLD. BY 7 5. Arthur.
We welcome with real pleasure this story by 7 Arthur To
bis many excellent truthful pictures Of s IA almost every
rt,e Mr. Aiur adds The Lady Home Happiness IA
the Bcuehod' fall Of interest and every day ehArs'ef
and by that roeute observation and just onePn o.
tie true tuspcse life which feature Of the sutoT' ~ofE
Il bb and moral AID the wns0ue and attractive
Price. c5esrts only.
Aso Uniform with the above Is cents each,
THE LADY AT HONE Or. LOVE ~ 4 co, COTTAGE
TIE hs' HOS Er ltE c. T7ss me
TfF BANKEt,s WIFE; ISs Iy isnsb
PRIDE AND PRUDENCE, LUCY sANfotD ,..ro
TIE BROKEN PROMISE, lIhk I~O bkIpEs
H., yecei, Cd and Tor sale by BUScE BROTHER,
peolsellers end Pubishe-s No l5 Naissust New York.
rINHE KEEPSAKE for ls54.-Ths favorite and ele-
can't annual is nov ready sra may }'. in & s Ie
large assortment Of h'A' o GiSN C. MKER 70 ~ Sooa
DruIO OPHY OF FRENCH PRONUNCIATION
i or PEovuvclA1IoS TvEsrY-RoUR RrLss VITA ,sys-
red Fr anaons tnd Practice in Prose and Poetry and tx
Trspeb La5susse and Ltsrtrre Boston Y IS cent?
system ih s'' ye' .n Ia s . 10 3
tcn Tt.se the exception, form system not only eomp n
ef hut which has .s The I,n.ss % sns
paw New.Yors state Normal school June % 1851
Having had pleasure Of attending eourse Of lessons b, ~
Talbot frr 90 NO sss.o.e TO ay ,a %
in tseniyf0ur By the usual Proe' q i PHFIps
HNI''" July rs, lSi2.
we have ntrauesd in our Talbos sysem Of Pro
nunstop and would Of its mtrt mat shoiA
aye vastly benefited thanh any other that hss como 70
W J. ADAMS Teacher Of French and Principal Of Warren
Csr school, T BRADFORD Teacher Of French aud Prince pal
Of Io,s Public School. Boston .., -, p ,,,
WHEELER Teacher Of French and Principal Of Public
JRtGGIFS Teacher Of French and Principal of Pube High
CROSBY Tesoher and Principal Of the Public Hs
KEEN Teacher Of French and Principal Of the Public
Hiqh School NaIbleheed
p CoWIEs Teacher of French and Principal Of Yoans
Ladies' Seminary, Ipswich c.,. q, ,o.,
We believe NJ Talbot invented for Teaching French Pro-
puuon the very system that has appeared We have
sSr,s Il In our Schools and it, successful results justly IA
thrk besIrg Of the hsrng testimony Is that presented
BiCKFoRD Teacher Of French AMI Principal Of Public Hh
BARTLETT Teacher ofFrsneh in the Public High School,
Ms G. R. Teacher of French in the Public High School,
Iii. Teacher Of French IN the Pubic High school Lynn
Miss D. Teacher Of French and Principal Of Ladies scaoo
Ro1tury. 81, - III, VI, =. o..,. NJ.
r. H. French in the Public High Schools j. PliAt
ohANA' 'A'f 49, BosTo. March II. 1853.
Ma TALBOT Dear Sir very highly pleased AMI
rrofed BY system and instruction IN French Prom
of the oery be inst ns
spnesred before the American public. ECOSLhiIh
Pastor Of the Fourth Methodist Episcopal Church
Cores sent BY mail prepaid to teacher 10 sspa ~ "
the book. Published BY NEWmAs q ~ 800 49,.
Booksellers and Publishers, No l7s Faltonst.
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BkoOKLYN, Dec. B. 1875.
The several Ferries between Ncw-Kork ana BroOk-
80 Zen congoldated end Included 10 this Company the
TIEIAGE ion footpeenssr win from this da1e be at the uni
"t - md nsssenrsr tickets outsandlns Of The former
crsis m BE- received either Of the Ferries s1d ne con-
st.,;eu ~ also for CURRENT TERN On bElN5 hA-
HIIlqED . J. lal.OI~ o1PolA41-H'o'''.-
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A LADY is DESTROYS Of letting 10 Gentleman and
~ ~ % ar two or three snso Gentlemen plsasnt Room.
III Pos,d I psfe family at 3l2 ay. between 18Th and
~ hsts Brnsd, u tie door.
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ard OTHER POEMS,
Bv sARan HELEs wHiTNAs,
u

III ard OTHER POEMS
Nv s.Rau HELEs WHITMAN,
| vol limo. IS cens
Th volume be everywhere promptly recognized a. mos
hs Volume OF Poems would be received anywhere a. worthy
convtion 10 the Library Of Poetry" rtos Ios.
original m Of delicate and subtle aI-
eies bresihng through words 50 onseniaS Mercurv
aHer lines have seldom squsled BY poetic writer
COLLECTION. Of American s5rOusly individual
,,thi, We regsrd this volume a. the most 'sl.oe re
oar Fos the u,s. elements Of Poetry passionate love Of
Nstae-sn In ssDa,ion equally msTesve snd Pl.,es
Ie,Ey alive 70 ell hssu ri "a y "a ebsrn
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CECOND THOUSAND-THE LAW AND TIL

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Jrsee Chrs Office Office Of the holy Spirit Mans Freedom
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The volume beautiful specimen Of iyporPhy sna bnaiss"
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the pure word Of God y ~ ~ IN ~.
ton lS,4iin.i- 81,
the meanrg ooe uness and harmony OF the sacred text
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1NAGIE HOTEL LODGINGS--Gentlemen Will 10
II wen 70 they have e&eolont ~ nnss
ICONS At cents per night corner Of Frankor and Williams
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stors In he Civ Of wngausbnrgh l. IN dnsrse Ssi
rrourr hbohood dons business ,, which yoaas man
ss c- O yea aud which be incssed oy person who
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A RARE CHANCE for young Man, Maehnist
n ~. rf,bls and las few hundfed doss Inquire AZ
Ecea No stsr Harlem Reiiroad Depot Wniesi VIVID
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A TLANTIC HOTEL, No 5 BI adway, opposite
b old su1 avots Hotel having been entire.
l. Department. ready TO receive i,n>
ard for the winter. >. 'ON1a a.'.
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-Temperancc Notice. MARSHALL DIFIsI'

sf MI foiS public Tcmporance Meeting at lh,r Hal No
Bow cry THIS 1hunday) hNENlN4 a. q %ooE, S s.
1870 spS'rr' iy W T. MACDONOU0H. ESQ., and other
Inc pun 'ie '' + FOSTER r. s.
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80 sgeera of tho Irish Confcderates Of'l@, held on
rufieay, Dee g. 1919 the following fs'''l"'' W"
Ittsd; -, Il ., ci,b bs t.n5ered "a Cot Hogan
49, randy Iight Artillery bis oieeIs aud tfoop Tor
sisr kunfss IN acting an escort 10 ths g, 9n ~
~. rad 10 John 81 chel r. NJ l. spe -.
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nj TbnnIls.-Tho thsrts OF the eutholiteF Hu
Fire Department jersey City rendered % the New Iok re
men arr JOHN DECkER Aes sant tnene o
their AID the fire Ia Newarksv on saturday mogins s
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LNARMEBs HOTEL Nos. 245 and 247 wssbIngton,
:, h,veen Robipsop and Board and Lodging 81
nv psors visiting city find this hoase food ND eonr
s,isen. olsee 10 rtoD AZ WI CHAMBERLAIN fropheon
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4 RARE CHANCE for BUSfNESS.-For sale,
nd nan Of crtcr and capital my much more IN
proprty corsss 81 valuable c ols ouins on I've se
qp Sssi ss, s ss
r mile so slle 3c b. 80 ssable fof ext .oy
livery BUSH the pEncs The whole vii be sd ios
essh sasccry renons SVEN FOX selling Aaire~ = n DO
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ronx McGRATn. Secretary.

I'M
will be bed o. Mitay rinl, THIS EVE
NC De III inst o'clock The Ohcers Of the dtereni Militia
- res eIe eqlested to be plncua ia their attendance
col. FERRIS, Oh Regiment, Chairman.
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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-31
THE BALr1MoHE LIBEL SUITS.

Some Of the Baltimore newspapers in
which Messrs. W. &H. Taylor advertise
extensively, are arguing the libel suit of
John Kettlewell against those gentlemen,
with very manifest determination to
forestall the evidence for the plaintiff.
They do not, however, pretend that the
offensive and unfounded articles were not
published with malicious intent. Nor
is it pretended that the parties printing
them are responsible. The plea set up
is, that the Messrs. Taylor merely vended
the libels in the regular course of their
business, without knowing that they
were in the papers they sold. Time and
again, in all quarters of the country, it
has been decided by the courts that it is
the duty Of such parties to know what
they sell. That is, if they sell libels, the
parties injured by them have clear right
to redress at law, notwithstanding their
plea ofignorance of the contents of the pa
pers. Any other decision would completely
ignore the right to redress for libel.
As all necessary to defeat it would be,
for the circulator of SANDER to take
due care tat it be printed by an ire
sponsible party. We believe that in nine
cases out of ten, where newspaper people
are sued for libels, the pretences for such
suits are ridiculous. In other casts,
however, as in the recent Fry verdict,
(whcre malicious intent and long perse.
verance in systematic and avowed efforts
to crafty it, were INDUCED in) the yer.
diets against the defendants are righteous.
If the printer is not responsible, those
who aid him. for profit, in circulating his
sheet, should be held responsible. Other
wise, the law of libel would be the emp
test pretence of redress On our statute
books. | @