Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-12

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.oa-o",ng note refers to an article published
s Uns oays sgo In the local columns Of the
ST. Mars HALL, BunIrseron, MI,
August 8. 1854
Gentlemen: MY attention has been CALLED
70 paragraph in . late number Of your iour
nal, referring to the recent appearance in
your city Of young femaie, in male attire
and expressing the opinion that she had a.
capped from Bishop Doane's school'' or some
other in Burlington. ,'s.1Il7' -
viii you allow me to set you right. no far
as this Institution il concerned? No young
isay mas p" escaped" from here, nor could one
40 30 successfully, even were she disposed TO
attempt to do 80. They are too We'll cared
for line In you, next issue tn tha shovs
effect will be favor
x ours, very respectfully, 80
~ Rosr. B. AERfsoN, Curator.
the young lady In question was not .
pupil OF bishop Doane's. she was we'll ac-
qualnted with the locality, and appeared
tamiiiar with all about the ac sdemy.
"WooDBURY's IMPROVED DOCUMENT FILE
Or HOLDER. THE inventor of this convenient
and u eful article has favored us with COM
pie description Of it, together with view of
the drawings. 1t consists of plain neat
case or box. Of mahogany, black walnut OF
ponds to the length and width of the folded
documents or papers, and is Of convenient
length according to the number of papers de-
signed to be held in single file. Within this
box il q loose holder or platep of nearly the
same width and depth as the box inside, At.
taehed at its center to a coiled spring. the
other end Of which is fastened to the back end
md h.
towards the front end of the box. A lid cover.
the top The papers are placed between the
platen and the front of the case the sl,rine
bearing upon them. They are thus preserved
from abrasion, dust, and mice, and NAV be re-
ferred to in less than one halfthe time required
for the same, when papers are tied up between
two boards OF in bundles. The cases may be
arranged upon shelves, pigeon holes bving
dispensed with forming perfectly neat and
convenient cabinet. 30
and erudite correspondent, Frank Farmer
furnishes US with tho following, in his own
rtddleeus style: .,.
EsNIGMY.-Mstur Edd,ttur. 7 seen in
your Pappur yisterdy man wot wants Sum.
boldly to unriddle his ennigmy wot amt near
80 good, in ITS lyme, as the " d0iiy Erintny
Star" H. in its; for it is 30 simple that The man
wot maid it amt no simpler; and tb ats sain a
good cal fur him =; = = -.
Now sinse he wants the game kept up. eye'l
CIV him won far the benefit of bissdf and n
Others who ginnerally Waste THAR TYNE ut
sich foolishmess, when markittin is so hi fur
the want Of men 10 do the wurk wot raises ma
kit things. =
1t is cumposed of letters
.. o and 8 is wot that man OF boy or gal will
never git by waistin thar TYNE with SIGH trash;
MAKES ne odds how bad they may need honc
by sich wurk
/ and 4 is wot ST. Peter will saw to them
wnen they try to git into Heaven, if they don't
do sumthing better.
, 5. 2, and is wot every man ought to do.
but wot CESS they don't do - =
ana all on en- makes threa mouosyls bic
words, wot tells them wot they had better be
doin than wasting the TYNE wot God Civ EN-
to impruve. = - o.
BEWARE OF BAsHF ILLNESS. Last even;np
the marriage ceremony was performed for q
couple which somewhat astonished their ae-
quaintanees. handsome young widow.
well OH, and, of course, highly accomplished,
has been courted for several years bya Young
gentleman from an adjoining State aud it was
said they were. engaged to be married. But
to the surprise Of all, in steps an elderly gem
ueman, cuts out the young one and walks off
with the widow. Bashfulness was the cause
of the young n ans disappointment. Hsshouid
have remembered the last lines Of the old
Scotch ballad .aG -r.s 81.
Strike iron while its hot if yed have it 10 WALL
r or fortune ay1 fayors tho active and bauld; =
But ruins the woOer that's thowless and could
limit for the widow, my Iaddie.n