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| Bidders are rogssse5 % Aros.fae oorsfuUv m. s
srsettone, JoFmi Of rrTosais dc, otooaed % 0IIs
| adeotsemenf
| Sol Prom Weldon By HALIFAX, Ep6s,d, Ba.tieboro,
l. Rocky sosnt, Joiaer's Depot, Wlson, Black
Sr'ek, Nasust., eedsbsre', Br.retsvile e,
Es'sav, shickland's Depot, Teachy's, wash.
inston Depot, sili's Greek snd Bsrsav Depo-.
TO Wilmington, lo2 miles and hack, ts.se
Ieav. weldon sai,y a.Iqm snaepm
Ariiye At Wilmington 6aily ly ~, p m and oX
Leave wiluirston daily as q m and s,xpm
.eo, A INV. AZ Weldon daily b. TYPE and am.
esus FROM weldon, by Quar- key and westlsni TO
Lttte'oD, 20 mics and tac K, nee a week.
Lave weldon Thursday s.shpm
Arrive NJ Litue.on next day bysam
Leave Li:tlstcn Thu fdA, ., sam
Arrive at Weldon some day by spn.
oooo from weldon, by JACKIE N, 81 Square Rox.
able, Hotel snd Wirdsor, to Plymouth, n
n,fes and back, three times week
La. weldon aondss' Wednesday and Frd.y
Arrive at Plymouth same days bysp
Leave plymouth Tuesday, ihursdsy, and satur.
Arrive at Weldon same days byepm.
6oo4 From Enfield, b. Scotland Neck, Pslmvrn-
Hamilton, WilBamstown, ard Gsrdns,'s
Bridge, 70 Ply mouth, II niles and back,
Lave fnnsh Tuesday, thursday, and sstur.
Arrive at "iiltamssevp same days by o IA,
and Fly mouth wednesday, Friday, and Men
day By lam
Leave Plymouth Tussd'y, Thursday, and Sat.
Arrive at Villa nstown same DAYS nv 10 =,
and Enfield Wednesday, Friday, aud Monday
hy7pm
56os From enfield, by BeVhsviEe, Brink~yville.
Ensvsod, asd sycSHsore Alley 10 En6eld
equal to IL miles end back, twite a week
Leave knnsid Tuesday and Friday at IN
QSy At q
5000 From Rocky Mount By Tsrbro. sp.rts. and
Falkland, to Greenyille, IS mikes and tack.
Sex time, week to TGboro', and thrss times
awesk residue.
Leave Rocky Mount daily, exc pit Sunday, at
Arrive at Tsrboro' tame days by3pm
Leave fsr6s ro daily, except sundsy, attain
ArriTe at Rocky Mount same Gays by III q M
Leave Tsrbcr0' tieneay, wednesday, ana Fri.
cay Sam
Arrive at Granville SEINE days bySpm
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Arrive at Apple Grove same days BY I'm
Leave Apple Grove Tuesday and Friday Ut !
Arrive at Jackson @ n same day By pm.
6l00 Prom Jackson Il, by Deer Lick, Buffalo, Big
Level, ana Upland, to Mud Bridge, 81 miles
and back, once Q week.
Leave Jackson Wednesday at cam
Arrive at Nnd Bridge ne 1t day by epm
Leave Mud Bridge Friday at q m
b1ol From Jackson H, by Reedyville, New Cali
fornia, and Henries' Fork, to Arpoldsburg, A
mikes and back, once . week.
Leave Jackson Q Saturday .t6sm
Arrive ut Arnoldsbsrg same day BY op m
Leave Arnolisburg Sunday at sam
Arrive ct Jackson same day BY opn-
elo7 From Zsek,il., by Writ Forks Of hesa q
creek, and Boggsville, to New Csinorn's' -
miles and back, once . week.
Leave Zackvile Friday ct an
Arrive at Tanners Roads same day BY spm
Lr1i,e At zschyilis same day BY SPIN
SOS From Writ 81, by Lees Mills, Reedy Ripple,
and Three Forks Of Feedy, to Reedyvills, "a
miles and back, once q week.
Leave Wiz II Tuesday at N
Arrive al Rsedyvile same day by2pm
leave Reedyvills Tuesday at 8 p m
Arrive ct Writ next day by Il N.
sle4 From Arnoldsburg to the Tires Forks of
Sandy, 90 miles ami hack once a week
Leave arnoldsburg Saturday at am
Arrive at Three Forks Of Sandy same dG1nby 3
Leave Three Forks Of sandy Sunday .t7.m
Arrive at Arnoldsb burg same day by 8 pm
Sos From Burton, by Knob Fork, Viii ow, ana Ram
dOlph, to New Martinsvile 80 miles and back
once q week.
Leave Bur on Tuesday at 8 am
Arrive at New Martinsville same day by 6pn
Leave New Martinsville Wednesday ct lam
Arrive at Burton same day by SPIN.
5lo6 Firm New Salem, by New eii,ton Sugar Grove.
aud Oxford, 10 Richie H., IS miles and
back, once q week
Leave New Selsm Tuesday at am
Arrive a: Richie @. II came day by 6pm
Leave Btcbie G. 81. "wednesday ct sam
Arrive at New saism same day y6pm
5l07 From Lumb,rport, by Wallace, McElroy, ard
shirley, to Rplsy's, 81 md es aud back, once Q
week.
Leave Lumberport Monday at sam
Arrive at Ripley sam. day by 6pm
Leave Ripley Tueday at a m
Arrive at Lumbsrport Fame day by7pm
6lO8 From sislersvlle, by MiGdebcurne Kin sy. and
North Bend Mill, to West Union, ~ miles and
back, twice week
Leave sistersvills Monday and Thursday at s
an
Arrive at West Union fame dsys by 6pm
Lssvs West Union Monday and Thursday at 6
am
Arr We at SistsrSvills same days by4pm
olC9 From Mddlebourne, by Wick, Hebron ana
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441s miles and bac K, opcs eek.
IeaveGrayson Q. II. Thursday at Gam
Arrive at Marion same day byTpm
Leave Marion Friday at 5 am
Arrive at Grsyson O. H. same day by7pm.
500 From Rye Valley, BY Two Mile Branch. Siu.
claire Bottom, Loves Mills Liberty Hall, Jones
Mills, Laurel and CIark's Mills, to Abingdon,
20 miss and baek, once week.
Leave Bye Valley Saturday at am
Arrive al Abingdon same day by7pn
Leave Abingdon Friday 4am
Arrive 1t Rye Valley same day by SPIN.
$40 From Bye Valley, by Big Msrdow, 70 Mouth Of
o. Wilson, - miles and back, once a week
Leave Rye Valley Friday atl2n
Arrive at outh Of Wilson same day byspm
Leave Mouth OF Wilson saturIay at m
Arrive at Rye Valley same cay BY IL am.
t2l1 From Hllsville, BY Pip.'s esp. to Grayson O.
H., 20 miles and back. once a week.
Leave Hllsvi ls saturday at an
Arrive at GraysonsC G. II. saue day BY IL N
Leave Grsys1 N G. H. Saturday at pm
Arrive at Hillsyille same day byspm
62l2 From Red Blun, by Buffa Ford and Speedwe'l,
Leave Red Bluff Wednesday a: 1zm
Ar. i've ut Blue Spring Thur day at cam
Leave Blue Spring Thursday al Gam
Arrive at Fed Bluff same day by pm.
52l3 From Cassville, up Sunday and Tug Fork Riv-
eEs, by William RsdeliTs, vinton's Store,
Mouth of Pond, Dsnnis's, kesi's and Barley
Roses, to Rosrk's Gap, - miles and back,
once week.
52l4 From Union. by Gap Mills, to Sweet Springs,
20 9ilss and back, once week.
Leave Union Wednesday a. 6 q m
Arrive At Sweet Springs Fame day BY I'm
Leave Sweet Springs Wednesday ct I n
Arrive at Union same day by 7pm.
Proposals for more frequent trips are invited.
S216 From Sonefton, By holy Neck, to Factory Hill,
IL miles and back, once Q week.
Leave Soperton Wsdnes dsyYs&
Arrive 1t Factory ELL same day usm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-24

ADJUSTMENTS LAST EVENING,

1
| ST. CHARLES THEATER.--The new comedy en-
titled Still Water Runs Deep was played at the 81.
Charles Theater last evening" for the first time and wa
are happy to add, was very handsomely produced and
| very successfully performed. g
The plot in its bregity Is very simple An honest frank
and open.hsarted fellow, John Mitamay fPope) WEEDS
besutful young girl Miss Miidonay, Mrs Leonardl He
isneither comprehended liked by her aunt Ars Stern
hold lMra Booth) nor by her uncle Mr. Potte, fHind
fashionable rascal Capt Haoksley, (Mr wright H.
graduates himself into the good graces of the fsmypsr
ticulary into those Of Mrs Senhod and endesyors by
all means, to injurs worthy John hLtdmay The first two
acts see honest John constantly losing ground: the last
seea him yndcate his character crush his enemies and
come out Of crucbie like pure gold that has been tried
The minor details that work to the production of thu
denouement are very skilfuy planned artisticaly
woven together The piece worthy notice than
we are able to give 1t this evening will well reward
all who wish to see good play we'll performed
The buresque entitled Norma was reproduced last
evening" with DsBar and Mark Smith as the ,inoin,
birdsn which they the decided success A in
years previous The amusements closed with the laugh
able farce, Wanted, 1000 Milners.n
PEEL's SOUTHERN OPERA.--A delighted crowd
last evening attended at Armory Hail. The Campbes
were indeed themselves and all who were Witnesses will
willingly testify to the excellence Of the performances
that they nightly prcfer to greedy public We would
ADVISE al who are suffering from ennui and sill who mr.
iond q merry hour and hearty laugh, to attend
evening soirees, though we can't guarantee to -, i
DOCTORS bills resulting from sore aides., ~ sh'
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n y9l1fF rJYesNr Vf1f7 fy1HHV IorTfSf6rfA 7ts
- s.
= ~ ltoaa ! asss1r ssssassa ~ sno eaisora
NY g .. ~ s &C
"a ~ssid ID hsss.a ''ss'''e y = y Aps''s'
You Y i'll expected . We would Us there, did
1 you We'll ws erpect you are confoundedly
disappointed No expected to carry louisiana
down here, but We did ut, Tor TIE enemy play
| "a 81 harpsrv d thou sand strings, 4 md de-
luded too many people into voting the wrong
ticket!
You want 10 Il Know how this happened az
Wen tell you ii short order quicker than q
short horse was ever curried. In the Catholic
parishes the people voted against our ticket be-
cause they were told By the high priests, soribes,
Pharisess and Sadducees, Of the enemy, each
one ot whom & played on q harp Nv . hoa,sand
strings, Z that We were opposed to Catholics
In the Protestant parishes, the people voted
against our ticket because they were told by
men in authority that we are opposed to Pro
tentants because We had nominated 4 Catholic
40 candidate fer Governor, and each man in
authority as he concluded, 6 played On 4 harp
NV ) fhosi.sand strings, and thereby entioed
the people tofollow in their footsteps.
And. then. fye.sixths of the foreigners voted
against ns because they we're told that the dia-
bolical Know Nothings intended to hamstring
|e5sry mother sson Of them, after the election.
and the orators aforesaid, in the most earnest
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-24

For sVIcKsBuRG.-Th fine and feet passenger
boat Natehez Captain Leathsrs leaves this evening at
hve o'clock for vcksburg and all the landings ON the
way She runs in connection with the Princess and
southern Belle carrying the United States mail Those
VINO are travelling the river ut the present time can
net do better than stateroom on either Of these
three floating palaces. Carroll Pritchard Co.. Union
Row, No. 81 Gsrondest street, are The agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-24

For VIoKsBuRG AND MILLIKEN's BEND. --- The
nEe and fast running steamboat Louisa Captain T. NJ
Nhlte leaves this evening for Vcksburs Milksns Bend
aao Ill intermediate landings at i've O'CLOCK instead
u ten O'Clock in the morning heretofore The Louisa
good boat and well ofcered, making her trips Accord
to the schedule B. Smith, 10 Canal street. Is the
REGENT 81 y ~ -.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-24

Jzs- RELIGIOUS NoT,4GE.--The Rev. I. L.
HARRIS New York will prsseh on SABBATH MORNING III.
in al eleven O'clock She Odd FsoNs
Hail. sud viii deliver evening he same place.
w O'Clock. Subject, this I,iyins uui,y.o
~ Entrance on Lafayette s,rsst. noas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-24
as- A Rn,snrrvr.-we do not refer to . re.

pnsvs from p,isi punshment There GLOW
which respite au.iv ssiyahl. We refer 10
IN which the II pa;ve IN me summed ap To t. mi
a pail HI, ana arasnz dissss e can held cal moi onv
bright hopes the coriaay Of Immediate relief and
cure There tonic cordial alternative principle
and tr which inevitably ssrssls snd CHANGES Aha
action Of tbs stomach ahe aecress eEans
sad restored health. frspar cd By Dr. @. ~ Jsskson,
fhnaeeph q. See ADVERTISEMENT "a aoS ima&N
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-24

The clerks Of the steamers Robt. j. ward I,
N. Kenneth and Grand Turk have placed us
under obligations for late papers from Louisv;,1s
and st. Louis. 'AA'e :
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-24

OPENING or a
Neac Fancy store.
u. LEVoIs & co.
Have tho publs In general
hat they viii open
ON WEDNESDAY, the 7th instant,
a Teuros Bsidinge. ssmss Of Bourbon and Canal
streets,
ANEW FANCY STORE.
~ Among She ARTICLES comprised in hsif
TISSUES,
Asd Fine
READY.MADE ARTICLES OF TASTE.
~ Thsy believe THAI their entirely selected
With the greatest Its quality variety,
attention sud patronage Of the ladies. nos 3pm
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The Clothing Business = Alfred Munroe i Co

AS New Orleans is unlike every other Amer;.
city as respects its position it's population and Ia
people so too 1t unlike them in regard to the character
OF the busness transacted in IT. There is probably NO
other city q the same size in ths world where so much
heavy business 70 transacted by people, nor none
where so many are engaged In the lower branches Of
these trades and empoyments which
gil middle state entirely dependent upon foreign indus
try This secondary formation in business is however
like It's correative in geology the subsraun on which
the upper crust rests and without which no upper crust
could be. s "a,
we are led to these remarks by glance at the adver-
tisements of Alfred Munroe Co., proprstors Of the verv
extensive warehouse Of gentemsns and chdrens cloth
ing, No "a Magazine street. Although va have taors
and tailoring establishments amongst MS that rival in the
beauty OF their fabrics and the elegance Of their
lures any either IN Europe the North the high prices
Of living here render it inevitable that there should be
higher prices paid for labor and consequently greater
for articles which the results of that home labor
Only one means has been discovered for remedyiue tho
difficulty and bringing down to the common cost else
where the articles Of necessity here That method
IS BY Importing from where labor is cheap those things
which can only be produced here at immense cost and
supplying in return these things which are easily made
here and cannot be produced there a5
Acting upon the very well established doctrine Of de
mand and supply, Messra Alfred Munroe & Co have mn
dertaEan TO supply our citizens with clothing at as low
prices - - can be obtained in the North by having the
labor performed there The experiment has been emil
nenty successful the success Of their great estabh
nent shows Suits Of clothing Of all kinds, zss cOors
md prices can be obtained their warehouse at Northern
Prices just % elegant and durable as though made TO
rider here while the difference between the cost as Il il
md what it would be under another djspepsatiou il
avsd to the purchaser The philosophy il so simple that
very one can understand it. It amounts to making
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-24
Sun MUTUAL. INsTRANcr CoNp.sv

Sun MUTUAL Insurance. COMPANY -.
Ing Of the subscribers to the Sun Mutual Ases-
pany Of this city is called for this svep JON
o'clock The meeting will be hels ~, sne A.n, ~ !,
company corner Of Camp and y ~. 80 =. .ne
tne charter prepared BY the III, .,1 ana
mted 1t Is desirable that " M saen 70 Aeo
ance ere should DO full attend
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-24

MoIAsaEs Those deslrons Of purchasin,
pplassss viii md two hundred barrels sholce rehosd
Old crop ii store spd fos sale st the Crescent Rsnsy
Nos "a lid 81 Jnlia atrset. s3 '
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-24

VALUABLE uNMPsovEp LOIS AND VALUABLE
HOUSE, sEayAsTs Kendig auctiousr will sell this
day at ~ O'clock at Banks Arcade valuable and choca
toding lots in the First and Fourth Districts also first
rate house servants and field hands, Persons Wishing IN
purchase Viii DO well t. attend For terms and part,
lars, see our advertising columns ~,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-24

I s. FOR ACCOUNT AND RISK OF GEORGE F0GLEsoN y
l BY BENZ. KENDIG, Auctionser
| MONDAY, the Sd December, at 12 o'clock,
Itu will be sold AZ public auction Arcade
ONE CERTAIN Lor OF GRoUHp with oil tho improvements
tbsrson In the Fi District
John ths Baptist Asce Orange and Religious
from Annuueaiop sqnasi nsnsrring lines
ron By ia feet nehs lines IN Ths
front gallery Story Kitchen rooms
and two large sisterns in the yard. 49,
This aod
who lsd the said Saturday
ton ard hss failed 10 comply with ths terms
cash. balance at ~ mouths
cant. until final payment. - 800 =
AT sale bsforsA asau, Noay Pubs, sxpsuso Of
the purchaser. -, no9l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-24

NEW sTyIa OF PsS HoLDkR Mr.. b. M
Norman a Camp street has us come samples Of pen
holders, shiah sss useful and eoaYenisnt.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-24
NOTICE.
MINERAL. PAIN .e.-The

pKlDGEWAYEK MINERAL PAIN =. LIZ ~
I'D necessary notify The public that ney Arc
s sols Agents for ne sale Of no
the Bdgswaisr y their
the thus notify
the public erdsr further pote
Of the Bridgewatef Paint II within the
knowledge the that
sold n this market 10 parties both city,
4he BIidsyar Mineral aaa thus the e l!abs b.
In may asrioay affect the interests OF The Company
legal proceedings indispensable for their protection
-lgE4l,g. @. Q. B0GkRT i CO., ~ Camp street.,
sals Agsaaa Tho LouisianA absa ssipp
n. iugnan
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AUCTION SALES.
The Gray against the Bny. Bot ON the Electio..
BY j. u. CARAVAN g. co.

WITHOUT RESERVE VALUABLE UNIMpROyEn
Property In the First District situated near Hagsns
Avenue.
By BENZ. KENDIG, Auctioneer
SATURDAY, the oath inst, at II o'clock. AZ,
aspss 4rs ss w b ssia without
t bounded BY sno Clark Palmy Lota Nor
ans fronting On pAlnyr st,ss feet
by 100 ests inches depth lots Nos III
N inches hsns 1872 inches Noa d ii and
" fronting on Csk street. ~ st nehes Iss
isst tehs lines In depui Lots Nes he on
Inca in depth, plan. 5T.t -'
payment Of two po.
Tor the Of $500 each aturinr hi
is moo!hs after with balance ha ea,h "a IN
reminder twelve hs credit On to
per until fnai payment. - II - R,
purchaser. = - " w -f''"'' Y. Wv
plan Of the property the Auetcas,s "A
fHi neg
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-24

LOUISVILLE, Nov 2sThs river is rising at this poIr
with niue feet eight inches in the canal.
The steamers Glendale and Monarch arrived yestsrda
from New Orleans
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1855-02-23
NUMBER ~

~
BrLwAR CaIrfcisrp.-So far as the
Ipripciples Of art are concerned, wedimer
N isb, Sir Edwagdia almost every paftic-
ular. We disagree with him 10 style, in
philosophy, in politics; IN religion. We
uphold that throughcut'his, heraly career
his theories hayeaamped the movements
OF his genius, chilled bisenhusiafm, spoilt
his style and rendered every one of bis
WORKS unworthy Of him. We have
right to apply to him the highest standard,
for be has been gifted with the highest Of
gifts; we Judge him severely, for he has
thrown tie whole weight Of his mighty pen
into the scales, andhas inclined them in
favor Of that false school, which but for
him would at least not have been fostered
into life and vigor; we censure him boldly,
for we admire him much, we understand
and appprecia:e him, and mourn sincerely
over his wandering astray. We dare
not hope t!at he will yet return to the
right path; it is too late In My Novel he
has done his lest and his worst. All those
qualities Which characterize him even in
his earliest words are here carried to per-
lection, but the blight Of his systemrests on
all. There is cross, light shed over the
whole; there is awant of harmony, not in
the drawing, but in the coloring, there is
want ofliEe, that falls heavily on those read
ers who felt and remember the bright
sunshine of inspiration, the grand poetical
completeness, the bold, yet deep imagina-
ton ofsome ofhis earlier worKs.-
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1855-02-23

Mrs SueE Jefery, one of the Strong
minded women" we should judge, is ont
in communication in Miami Sentinel
in defence Of bro.her who was charged
with robbing his father. She in!imates
that some one who was forward in making
the charge is the really guilty party, and
concludes with the following N. B.
There is word which | wish to say
in my own behalf l have not been un-
mindful Of the sneers, inuendoes and SLAM
ders thrown out at my self for the last
few months, but l have relrained from
making public example off anyas yet
IJoryige tie past, Jat be careful for The fu-
tire. / am not what Lave been repre-
sented, a mrGgo, but ! can tell and will
maintain my own rights, and when take
a stand not all mankind nor the devils in
he'll can move me, for God is greater than
both combined, and in him do l put my
trust. S. Z. j.
Go itSuel well hold your bonnet.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1855-02-23

Ha a a.
WHAT Is BEAurY,-The Rev. J. G.
Wood, NJ. A. in his natural History, Just
published in New York says: "A natural
ist will see as much beauty in atoad, spi-
der, or snake, as in any Of those animals
which,we areaccustomed to consider models
of beanty; and so will those who have be-
fore feared or despised them, if they can
only pursuade themselves TO examine them
with an unprejudiced eye. The move
ments of the snake are graceful, and the
changing colors offs va.ied scales leave
the limitations Of art far behind. The spi-
ders too are beautiful, even in color, some
are bright crimson, some pale ink, some
entirely yellow, some baaded with broad
streaks of alternately yelyety black and
silyerywhite; while toad is living gem
of beauty
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1855-02-23

To LADIES AwEwARDLY SITUATED
The editor of the Englishwoman's Domes-
tic Magazine warrants the efficacy ofeither
Of the following methods of replying to
gentlemen when they pop the question:
|. Especialy..recommend,d d to blondes
Plause, sigh very soft, then open your
eyes with good deal Of wonder, (of
course you have been trying to make it
out and can't, J look your lover in the face
and say what-what can you mean, dear
Alfred? If the last words are SPOKEN with
a little tremble, SO much the better. g.
Very suitable for Brune!t3s. Give start
flash a glance at questioner, turned aside.
and be unable to speak your emotion; one
hand pressed high upon your bosom will
express efectualIy, 3. Safe in the hands
of any body, and generally considered
clencher. Burst into tears, covering your
face with your hands If you can't cry
droop your head upon the inqusitors
shoulders and murmur. %, William!
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1855-02-23

Mr.. SN1PE's L1TANY.-From the tailor's
bills doctors pills, and western chills,
and other ills--deliver us!
From want of gold, wives that scold,
maidens old, and by sharpers sold, pre-
serve US!
From singing flies, coal black eyes, ba-
ker's pies, and baby cries-dehver us!
From strong-minded women, female
lecturers, and other masculine ladies--pre-
serve u.s.
From seedy coats, wrested notes, and
sinking boats-protect us!
From creaking doors, wife that snores,
COMPOUNDED bores, and dry good,--p protect
us! a.
FIom colic's gripes, Paddy'spipes, and
Mrs Snipes-deliver us!
From modest girls, withwaviny curles,
and teeth Of pearls-neyer mind.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1855-02-23

CoMIcAL.-A gentleman by the name
of Man, residing neara private madhouse,
met one of its inhabitants, who had broken
from his keeper. The maniac suddenly
stopped, and resting upon q large stick
exclaimed:
Who are you, sifg
The gentleman was rather alarmed but
thinking to divert his attention by apun re-
piled:
Iama a dos,ble man; ] am Man by
name aud / am aman By nature
Are you So lejoined the other; why
i am a man beside myself--so sue two will
light yoatwo, e.8s 5
Hcthen knocked down poorManand ran
away
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1855-02-23

Mrs Partington wants to know If lis not
in human, and contraryto the Main Liquor
Law, for the allies to insist on the Czar
taking toar piats? Only think the poor
man has 10 take two quarts at oncel !
don't wonder be has resisted and fitso long
about it, ''%s