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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-26

TINTED STATES NAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA
~ Unitod states Mail Steamship Company, connecting
with tho Pacific Nail Steamship Company, carrying the
great United States mail sor California and via
tend TO despatch to Aspnwa Mo- day Septembee at
o'clock NJ, from pier foot Of Warren street. tho we'll
Thomas A. Budd eemmsnder TO connect at Panama with
field Scott The tho companies transport
the mails and form the sursst and most
liable line for to California; the facilities offered
BY the rsxay company for crossing THO Iehmn cannot BE-
excepting the transit Of the Isthmu) DO obtaed at
very lowest rates, application to C. A. WHITNEY at
the sbce Of the U. S. Mall S. Company, III West
of W arren street.
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BUCELEYS, Pscyrietorr.
H. BISHOP BUCKLEY. husiesl Direct
TULLIHN's CONCERTS.

TULLIEN's CONCERTS.
%
CASTLE GARDEN,
COMMENCING
MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST -
Avn CoNrIHuc EVERY kvnNIRa DURING WEEK,
Tickets now ba obtained AZ Joiee music store, 800
Broadway VIM Hall Som, $50 Broadway; and the prii
epal music
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E,cn lyy1ErocIs .yxirIp STATES NAHL. srYAY-
y SbtP BAITiC, .csmstosk, sSsr.-TRSe sesam-
shiY w dspxt With chs Usissd stssss malls for Europe
psSAtye,p On ess.rsay Septs boz II sclssk NJ from
bsr b4rSA ~ the Canal street. freight or pas
$50 hsshg unsqualisd seesc .d.sions for 90 and
PAspngsss are requested TO be board ~ III A. NJ
The .tssmshp Pssifs win sueossd the baltic, aad san
HantanA ar IL. - - - -
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WATCHENI, JEWELLERY, &C.

noLH AND SILVER WATCHES, DIAMONDS AND
W jswelry.-GEO. C. ALLEN, importer, No. wall
sssest, nssx Broadway, second foer.
yuLEs yvRGRNsxN wAroyEs,
Wax1AHted perfect time Keepers nom .&l60 to $50
coorSn wArcBEs, -
NDrPHNpKHr srooND
Az ssarer essons Watches fer timing horses 125 10 @
nlSsAaid POCKET shronomstsrs, perfect time
FIGHT DAY WATCHES,
"Aass rHn eens Gays with once winding lao TO lS5
HrAHrL wAroJths,
Ter Iadtee, some In hunting c1ses. 100
DIAMOND WATCHES,
ssR h6see, some In maee ssses % TO 30
Which change into three different watches 100 10 l76
WATCHES WHICH
AAa tern ths Asds without key. ...... 50 TO 40
AL. KINDS OF WATCHES AT VERY Low pRIeEs.
Jlne gold lcpine watches, four holes jeweled. . a
4Ae gold sets shed levers. .,........,.... 20
Esid eneynelsd watches Tor tss ladies. ........ IS
&obd kngsh patent levers Observation-Disclosures. %
1eid Enslrh patent levers, hunting cases. .......
8Aver patent levers, NJ low as 10
9dvsy detained levers, - low m................
DiAM0NDs.
Diamond earrings, pins, bracelets tngsr yirgs and
Osssss fer fse At much less than tho usual prices
An kinds q gold sbsns, rme gold Wedding rings so,d
sys ana seals gold pens and PAMELA gold and silver sh
nse bracelets, troGstpias ON rins lockste, carrn
sna Mvsr sP1Staelss gold toothpehs charms, sbste
t4n shetns nc.
s'iyer sroon, cups, .orks, pie knives, napkin
nrEs, u n .nn,yes, vedJing cake kntyoe, 40.
- hesp sosd tmssor the money retwyaad.
REPAIRS
An Minds Of watches and clocks eis,,ed And reni-A In
Ne best manner, 80 much less than usual nv v,rv
Nstsbes sent By mail Or ali rars Of the Unt.d
1astes free Of charge. s 0u
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MISCELLANEOUS.

s~S~~~~~-~>~~~>~ SS-----~-~>-~--,.
ANoYaER Nnw INyENTIoN: -XoNIY TELE,
pssSs.Isn y CLERKS
a..es.on 1hislOpg wished ret obtsinsd BY
sa to M sr % e
and business men generally who
invited e examine ne. shs useful nvsntep
e ss Il: ss'
DYEToLIvE AND LIVE TO DYE JOHN A. JoNEs's
Gry. s's s It
3o5 broadway. aH 10
E,RENCH MECHANICAL LAMPs-JUsT RECEIVED
costly vorE plain ssy: being
y lin in P.s ay n
lamps cleaned and sspai nss;pouvu,r ..sn.
HoyoHreN's MAeNrroEIEcrRTc MACHINES
; nm
By s n.ap. and sAi =
s.sns \ .gs9 :, .s y;i.: 81 as
e the public esnsruetsd and arranged according
ns'rsss S:sa.sh. sssssis :Ssdsi
.'n' ether s ssssirs sSsfSsb I'd I'd s. s:S.
HnLyEr1A Ian. AND LAFAYETTE COLD MINING COW;
July 1852 is in full tide ssessssui opsraon its
s: s3f hs saS aa j.;
wsSa,s With Me mos. :.si:.story results. ana i.
are Of unusually aatssrns nature There was tstss
Yield Of the mine s steadily iaefsasss with
Dividends payable qu.rtery-n osteber, January, Apr
AND me office Of the in Grass valley uad
few sarss and copies Of the bylaws and shsrssr TO-
gshsr With further particulars be obtained spOa
DANIEL ADEE, Agent lc7 Fulton street, New York.
Just RECEIVED TRoMPAHIs "A MOST BEAUTIFUL
selection Of .rtiseA syes which viii be Inserted, with
ar to DE- oea court IN srssy
hs To
elastic ;.ls.a AID chain bar sas ~ ana no
ssn,sp, IN n. .ld sapls ,ss assss bed, e. b Pus
''s 'a one 'fss & sRns Sss sss:su.,
pHpLArING-oLD WARE RRfLATHD EoUAL 70
stss ssy esns s sss
ss,r Crane street. CT to Sas osos Ne lss Jon ssst
CrxAwnxnnIEs.--s STRAWBERRY FEDS PLANrHD
..s s' e.s; ne MEG, ss
rf Sss
@ tie s.d s.ss rsSre.s ssa es sys 6 I
felony Nurseries Plymouth. Aass Carriage paid % New
now selling gold and silvsr watches at the following
Zine gold Ierlne watches, four holes je~ellea. $50
a rins gold assssses LAYERS fpl swsiled
ss gnaMe 3, watehes ior ladies' Z.
Gold En- dish patent levers hunting cases. ~
Silver patent leverh q. low as ,,.......'. I5
Slver erinos, ionr noles ieweei, Ms low .... 10
SILVER qua tiers, az low as Neutrality-suspicious..
Alfo on hsnd large assortment OF jewelry aysrwara
seeordeon, and musical Instruments, at pyonoonsey
prices All goods warranted or The money
returned Rcmcmher, the number is 100 Chatham street
en large fiit bgurss over the door.) -
n Y. LYNNE s CO., IN BERLIN. rRuss,A.-wn
j. recommend to apoth6rsriss chemists and arg -yists
nsnufaeory Of vessels fer medicine stores and chemical
laboratories made Of crystal hyath and mlkEsss Of
Berlin porcelain and Berlin semi porcelain etc. OF all
forms and with nselble lsbes and All varous
kinds ana oOors and request thon aaupss ex
hibitot a. the Office OF agent H. GoEBELER City
Ball place. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-26
1yHE INV YOhK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STA res
Man stssmers-Tfe chips comprising this sins ars the


.sMptAan Luce
iBAtI1C.... C Spta.n Comstock.
ssse !ht, Sy 49, k.,,;,; CsPsan
gcvenent gervce has been taken Ia their
strueson ~ n their snnss TO strength and
and ther for uasqussd fer
elegance AID comfort. - 4 80
Proe Of passage from New Ysrk to Liverpool In frst
sSss stassreou, 500. - 01Tf7
Prom Lverpool 70 New York go ana sU
An experienced surgeon attached to oAoh ship
Ne bsr ~ secured until paid for. afsrsy M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-26

ENRENCH MECHANICAL LAMPS.-JUsT RECEIVED,
~ invoice Of carceelr moderAtcrs, studio lamps
.om Wig most costly work 70 the plain style Being
sandcabras slec the best Gill; cheaper thSn sperm.
1872 a. pAKpoNvILLE. Az broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-26
ANTHOLOGY,

HAYES is UNDOUBTEDLY
~ the only independent clervoyant mednm in this
who confidently be depended upon in the
Thousands ready tssty to this
Ofhce ID Spring street, near the Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-26

UARRAETED WATCHES CHEAP ------------
w ladies gold watches az 10 Az. sos
Geld lever watches, fall jswelled.. $50 SIS sn
Geld kuI ting levers, .,...... . sl5' 49, 80
lnSlhh patent Levers, ........ . Rai ~o,' an
Hunting levers, ......... . Es d. sS5
ciVef eylinaer etcApeniepta. ,.......... $40.
JOHN cox, Importer Of Watches, 254 3owcry.
WANTED-DIANONDs, WATCHES JEwELrrY DRY
goods, segars plan ofortes brearms. musical 5nstru.
erts and all kinds Of personal property and fsney ar
slos Cash advanced or Will purchase at Life IneurN
ard Loan Orc, No Chambers street. Gea. Cna.na M
6hSd soor. Once hours from 10 70 o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-26

GRAND EXsURsjoN AND CT vArIoN TO WIN
VI dsla August 20, ls53--OnrbtM = Z ccrvey.rces Viii
leave the Grand aad Udustgr strsv ,s rom tho wa
harrisburg bde, and [he Twenty cot and Calvary
Cemetery ferry, svevr half HON tic aay commeno-
ing At quarter before eisoeI. = day ths lots ON
the west aldo Of Eisko viii "a Tor Tcrrnr
90 hsrctoforc-8l0 each lot ~ purchasN ard
the be,Ance In 80 monthly payrlsN arsons wishing Ia
Avail thcHsssves OF the epportrn snrehass these tota
would do wall TO be the gronns efresh Snts viii,
be provided fer lot owners srlT t free expsnes 81
about Mueo and dxncir sGe .rouud throu vhoul
The day. The public respectfully invited to partiope
In the feevios o. tho oteasor All further infssm alton
VIII be given at the Office No Tryen row. Of Chat
q. q ANpKENs l. j. =. KENDALL.
N. B-Should the weather prove stormy ~ sacurs,o~
wnl take place tbs frat isr day thereafter.
CUNDAy EXCURSION TO sHRxwsBrRy. long
- Branch, oc.sn bogse nsshisnd Dock. 40 Tue new
lie VIII leave tho foot OF Robinson s,eee Nor.a river an
SGp sy sasnsf %sh ~ O'clock a. NJ Rsturniss I'll
lve kss Sa~s " AZ esa.sx H. II, SGss 4 y,ata
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-26

I'VE TO LIVE AND LIVE TO DYE John A. JONEs's
IL (Baltmors celebrated liquid hair dye exhibi-
31J Broadway. FEsa- IN IT. rs 57 : ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-26
EXCURSIONS.

~>s>>Ns -, ~
ExouHsIoNsT 10 THE FIsErNG BANKS RvEEv DAY
~ except ssta-day The fsyourte steamer ZERO
Captain J. NJ HANC0x, viii leave Spring street al n,
ss!osf hammond hrocme street , H. shS; Peek Slip
81; Pier NO y. n, A. N returning by Il. n Emp
CotiLen band viii be on hoard Dsc. fshng tackle ana
bait viii he provided Fare tfty ee4t.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-26

NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP C0MPA.
~ y-for Mobile, stopping >. Havana, The new side
wheel aypship BLACK WARRIOR. Captain j. D. bull
ioen g. n will sail for Mobile on Friday sepsems0r
North River Passage $66 Freight tai for New Orleans
Goods corrgned to L. Mead Co. Mobile. will be forward
ed free Of commission Ne freight taxes to Havana bus
specie No freA 1t received ssilsg days Ccmpanys
psation at the office Parcels received At the Office only
for Hayans must passports before eav
ing port.
LIVINGSTON, CRoCHSRON CO., 81 Broadway.
n. 1.-The new steamghip tho stocks will take
her Mace n line In me or HI flll
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-26

(SAMDEN AND ANB0y RAILROAD TO PHILADEL-
~ phs, from pier No. North rivsrTwo lines daily, ut
10 A. NJ and n NJ. Accommo6a ton limo st 10 A. NJ by
sCsmbaat Trenton to Soath Amboy to Bordensown
and stes mboa Stoeit TO Philadelphia. Fare 81 Es
lire at r. M by steamboat John Potter TO Amhoy,
thence direct to Camden by In hours and
ahaf Fare g. Returning. leave Philadelphia at 10 A. NJ.
~uAo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-26

CTABIE TO LET--RO0M FOR rive HORSES AND
- carriage toa gentleman, in private stable In Thr
teenth street, Broadway His
Of his horses feed nsnd0a and rsyso much month
No 2St. pete.s place, rear OF Actor Houee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-26

IL lace s1th svsnne.-Aadam Dsvul:, tho nest bsaut
IN Venus M
ALSO entire troupe Of new artists vD make their arst
appearance composed Of italian EnasA sud Spanish
dies svssy hour during tie dsy and evening
Admission 9 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-26

lust RECEIVED TRoMPAR "A MOST Beautiful!
- selection Of artificial eyes which will be inserted with
out pain bic the nstyrs organ every
speet Apply to DIR: WHEELER oealst, al Court stree.
brooklyn, oproeite Warren street. to o'clock or
his office, ~ barclay strest New Yogh, from to q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-26

CTEAM POWER TO LET. We ARE ABOUT xPROv.
- the ots dining the United States MaaAbs
Works Canal and River streets most desirable
tion for factories and sha have from fifty
horse power to let. Our object in advertising 10 INIT
suitable party parties In wan. Of snsh One that
tageous arrangements by applying to C0UrANT PERRY
Co. o. s. kalleabe I-on Works 81 Canal aad 81 River
utra rarL I
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-26

ITO LET-TO A SMALL FAMILY, WITHOUT chill.
dren, part Of modern three story house. with baths
gas &c. Apply At lis Barrow street, few doors from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-26

LyOR KEyPoRv AND FORT BABYLON FROM TIN
foot Of Gherbers street. fare I'm eepts way The
.sssmsoas JOHN HIATT leaves New York a. O'clock A.
Sundays sIesped Rstu nng leave Ksyport at o'clock
A. n, and O'clock r X Fhs ususl stages
tioA with the boats.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-26

ITO LET.-rHREE SPACIOUS WE'LL LgGHrED AND
accessible l0fte to let Reasonable terms to good
tenants. Apply TO Grever, Baker d Co., "a Chambers
street, up stairs. sF+
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-26

CTORE TO LET Ar ASTORIA, Il. 1.-THE LAaG
grocery store and dwelling situateS a. The junction
the best business stands In the village. Inquire Of
JOSIAH ". WHITNEY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-26

A USTRALIA CLIPPER LINE.-rHE A. l, ENTIRELY
II clipper ship HELoISE, Capt Moksge, will sail
for kelbenrne, septenberl The cabin accommodations
nrt cabin psssensero taken, and the number limited 70
twenty Apply board, at pisr Il East river; WM
DUGhN, 81 South street, or to ARKELL ELLIOT, LAC
Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-26

EroR STONY BRooK.-rHE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
steamer GEOKGE LAW, Captain MaAnee continues
make her rip to the abess Place isndns ..
ferry. every Tuesday Thusday and Saturday st oslos
A. NJ; returning, leaves Stony Brook vt o'clock A. NJ
every Nsndsy. Wednesday and Friday,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-26

ITO LET IN SOUTH BRooKLYN-THE WHOLE OR
part Of bsnd:gms three story and basement house,
strect The house 8 By % e<t ths paror stories are
feet high inisAsd In the hast manner with heavy
49, : s. BARNErT. IL job. stree.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-23
CurioSitieS Of the Locomotive.

Our first class narrow gauge engines
weigh, empty, 1900 lbs , AMI are worth
Is cenis per pouol, They will consume
one corl of wool and 1900 gall Of wa,
ter per hour, AMI will generate 215,000
cubic e i of steam per hOuf,ol pressure
equal 10 t!.at oi the atmosphere. Their
heating surface is Of the extent Of the
bottom of boiler 3 feet in diameter.
1h, strain upon the iron Of the shell Of
the boiler, TO burst it open len! thwise of
the boil /, is from 900 to ] | 900 lbs. per
square inch under ordinary pressures.--
There is also an additional strain Of a
bout 1000 lbs. per square inch cxcrieJ
Ionsthwisc Of the boiler to pull it apart
crosswisc. The whole pressures exerl'd
against all internal surfaces of the boiler
amount TO 90 million Of pounds or 10,
900 tons! The usual distance tfavelcl
by the locomotive, being in motion but
about one eighth of the time, is equal to
once around the globe every year.
In going 20 miles an hour, SO feet are
travcrsol per second. 2 revolutions oI
the driving wheels are male, requiring
20 strokes Of the piston. AMI 20 intcfmc.
diate perions OF action Of the valve, equa
TO the division oil a second into 40 parts
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-23

STATZAS.

Bl y - N-h W -
Crave no, wealth, There is ,atrin" II 5oN
A cunkcr eorroding the bloom oiI'H heart
Love in his presence grows selfish hh' cod
While pr; de and .ray their icytr6 nir'r''
The cares tia, preserve it. the fear o' i" !o'''
O'cr,hadow the pleasure that spring III our w'?'
A thousand ienpiatins IN ',,c droSs,
Alluring the soul from il, bright hoarIe owa!'
Enouul, lor our comfort is nil we Require"
How small is t.t portion We 'rLl! "Q'!'
Seek ut for vower. Anhi,ion's gal'i1< r'pwH
Ilu, racks with pain the brow OF h'th 'S'"'r'
Who rrasps the rn.cnn, tn''hc OF r"n"wh
Laws hare his breast to shaft, ofc i;ions h"'c'
Sc II from afar. the moanlaia's lofycic
With seeming glorics woos the wandcrcr ii'r'i
Till, inin, and weary, robbed oipeacc aad rest,
lie .nl, the lrol.n SUNNI, bleak AMI bare
Won no, with t,vercl p.,lsc. the worlds ace ai'n'
Will, puppe, Will the robbIe shout or rave
WHY crash iiics flowers 10 win disputed I;'''e'
Thou cans, no, cci ,hy honor IN tn gave
TIE rc,cc tbs .i.n Tha, peace Of heart and mind
Which conscious rccti,'Idr alone r"a s''"'
'Vl, hopes. thy joys to yir'n"'s rca'h 'o'''nr"'
T,y wealth. couichi: thy lrl!c' To pure! i'c'
pr;ci,s Our sojourn here. The ln''iicsihr"a
Must. like the peasants. own the c"nlneror S"a
M wea,,,, can sayc thee from the narrow bed;
No fame obtain sing.c hours delay
Whu, mocking lures will pomp and power appear
When earth reciuims lis su'rinS kindred c'a!'
Win, ls,ly hope The rarn" soul will ch''r'
Thu, living steve for al immortal day
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-23
federation Extra ordinary.

Their first visit was 10 q Malay o'
DUich decent, n man oflii'y, rather tall,
and Of a delicate canaiy tint. There the
doctor was daz2le | by snhern co'Iec.
ton Of the guady fcaiherc family oI
Malays. But lh, bird IN nlI The nviary
linr most fixed his attention wos The
rancicr's daughter, young girl of rour
teen, with n beautifully fair complexion
wco sat in corner, her eyes iimi lily
cost down, hsr abundant light hair fall
ling in masses over her brow and shou!'
lcrs, The missionary looked curious!y
at hrf.
"How many chilircn have youl he
lhen sail turning 20 the In 10 Dutchman.
Il have ihrec,' WAS the reply.
'Bui /, scans 10 ne, sail my compan'
ion, that when your wife comes 10
church, she is accompanied ~ one
youog nan
True, sc.hor palra, by Vinccnic dc
Poulo, tho only one olmy chili'en who
is Calholic.'
And The other, whot are rhcyT inquir'
Cd the priest rather suprISci. Inc iHhh
Of bifis rclcrtel irle before rcplyin!
to this question.
'Thcrr is good in all religion, palrc,
ho at last sail. 'VInccnle, who is the
oldest Of our children, | brought up a
Catholic, Ike his molhcr, anl mysell
Gor am Catholic By my mother, 81.
lhou Ia Uutchman,) because i: is rlshJ
ihai the oI lest Of family should be o
tho same religion as his parents. Of ny
sccon son, John, made a Protestant
out Of respect for The English who gov
crn us. tlhpu lit too, that in consi !,r'
alton Of his religion, the Protestant min
slcrs, wA, are very powerful, mi ht be
useful to him. As TO ny laughter,
sa, much cmbarraSsc to dcciIc wha
eli o. C give hr when one day, US
wa, walNinG with the Imam, he proved Il
mo that MuhomcianSm is the best ft!i
sicn loi woman, an accordingly
male Il M1ssciman Of her. r.-Df. lrsM.
Sic myA'hS ,cih The .NuiayS.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-23
How Kentucky got It's Name'

The origin and meaning ol the name
kentucky has been accounted 'or IT. o'.'
ferent ways, both ingenious. and pIaus'
hle The latest analysis Of the .word
Kentucky Ken .ha, we have heard, we had a
few weeks ago from the lips Of an Old
hun,er. now in the ninety. ninth year OF
o,e. When Boon first came to 'hai
coun,ry, it was inhabited exclusively by
m tribe but was the common hunting
ground for all the adjacent country. J he
rich valleys we're covered w,'n a cnop'
n ,rcl cane bearing small perry, o"
which the turkeys came IN countless
numbers TO feast, call it land oil cane and
turkey. The indians trying to po,""l pronou"ee "a
rom this it was Abbreviated INTO heu'uck'
and finally became known os hen'ucRy'
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-23
No Fool Like an Oil Foal.

We ser ii annouhcc in the New Y orIi
papers that Grant ThA burn, more
wilcly known as Laurie To IL, has ia
his eightYsecoui year, Marie a youn-
eirl Of about twenty, who, it is sal |, BE-
came anamored of the oil man by real
ing his communicating to some Of the
New YORK papers. This oil 'eilow has
been, for the last twenty years, wriin-
neral essays an waiting remlnis'
ccnccs for tho Miror, Home Jo0rnH,
AMI Commercial 1dceftiS,r; AMI now he
exhibits the bait enI of his moral lie
and honesty. in taking advantage ofthn
insane limitation Of a young S!fl oi
twenty, AMI marrics her. This is Ike
Laurie Toll, anil il perfectly consistent
with his whole career. lie too. 1t in
his hoa to write against theatres, He
says, in his book, h. never WAS inside
of one but once. an that was many
years ago. when the only theatre in NeN
York was in john street. Bat, lcf,
how thinkyou dill tbs moral man get
into the thea,e? We have his own sio.
ry. An alarm of fire was given during
the performance, and the al Hence rush
c ont; the alarm wac sool discovcrc.
to be false, and the people as ca@etly
rushc back. Laurie TOT took advan
;ase Of this, anl Went in with the crowl
wj,hou, paying rad for his a lmission
IL has also been preacher upon tenn
pcfnncc; but this W. are not surprise,
at, as he was oncc eau 5ht in Il nei Shh)r':
cior.cc!laf, some years ago, maxim,
very fee with The tap,
la person, Lau 10 10 ID is very dwar
fish, not measuring over four feet 5h
lie has an Immense pair feet, an,l, be
i.g knock hknccd, they arc turned out s.
much ,hat i, takes a sidewalk OF abou
three feet wile to acc ommola,c til
shulllng gait Of his mcaniooNing cafcos:
Gait, the novelist, ought never to b
forgiven for taking hoIl Of this wraicha
abortion of man, AMI making her
Of him.-N q. Date.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-08-23
in American Female Pedestrian in
En~ilAl.

An American female caIlc, BY tie ro
mantle name of Miss Kate Irvine, has
c mmencel at Sheffield, in Enslanl, the
arluous task Of walking soo.mlIcs in as
many consecutive hours, for, Il. is said
a bet of $500. The laly pedestrian is
describe to be about 30 years of age,
tall, and fraiher prepossessing appear
ancc. Her cartilage is remarkabl, erect
She wears the blomcr costume--a straw
lat, Jacket Of Thin black material, :
liuht vest, with bright buttons, a tunic
silk skirt, ani light boots.
She started fol the first mile at six o
clock in the evening, AMI accomplishc'
it in II. minutes. FAC average timc o.
each mile varic from l2a to l3 minute
which, for woman, may be consilerc,
really wonderful. Nearly 800 person
naiI a visit to the fleet footed American
on the first day.