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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-30
GCHOOLEY's PATENT REFRIGE Err
- A1ORS.

The MEAT PROVISION, AND FRUIT Passover" now
offered to the pnblic. introduced in May 1855 by
John O. SchooieY, the paentee. Mr.. Scho ley i'm
prove upon all other means Of preserving meats liquids
and fruits, liable to decompose in climate so varia-
Bile as we have in New Engand. 1t may he said with
popriety through the Of unAeniable proofs and
testimony tha his Preseryer is constructed upon philo-
sophcal principle. sustained by the laws of condensa
ton and ratification, making it reliable and of
ncacuabe benefit, for domestic convenience on the land
and sea.
For sale at VIM. B. TABER CO.'S,
my29 DIM No. l American House Building
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The business will continued hereafter at the Old stand
under the name and style of q BAKER CO. We ten
der to the public sincere thanks for the patronage be
slowed upon US and solicit continuance Of the same It
will be endeavor serve the book buying public by
constantly keeping hand complete assortment OF the
sterling STANDARD miscellaneous and school books and
all new books will be found on onr shelves as soon az is
sued from the press. NJ. BARNES, JR.
Morcester. NAV u Sst
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90 Get.

'EW LEr.--An upper tenement, with rooms in
Mulberry Court. 1t is convenient and in good re-
pair. Inquire Of Q. B. sweetser, at the house, or
my2s DOT" S. S. sWEETSER.
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SINGING SCHOOL,-MR. VIM. SUMNER will
~ OF en school at the Vestry Of Salem Street Church.
on TUESDAY May u, at u O'Clock P. NJ designed for
who desire thorough instruction in the art of singing
Terms or Gentlemen 81 SIS Ladies 81; for "a lessons
MRS SUMNER will open JUVENILE SCHOOL at
The same place, on Wednesday, May 2S, at p m
Worcester May %, Is, 6 diff
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hISSOLUTION OfCO COMPREHENSIVE
~ The c"partnership existing under the name and
style of iiaker, Trumbul, Barnes was dissolved by
Inu' nal consent the 1T inst
The 9ftrs OF the late finn will he settled by VI. Barnes
Jr, who wilt pay all debts against and receive all debt
due the concern. BAKER,
G P. TRUNBULL,
NJ BARNES JR
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Worcester. April 24th. ISo6.-lt is gen
orally anogu that the best place TO Dug
CLOT II NC.
FURNI HING 90 D S,
56.-It is gen

70. I worcester House BIocl

No. Worcester House Block,
And we would say friends and customers that we
can insure to better bargains this spring. than
before Our goo al new, and OF the best and
material! We give PERSONAL attention to the
featuring of all othng, therefore confident that
in point of style, quality and prtce, suit the
most fastidious.
OUR CUSTOM DEPAR TMENT.
We find that felU people yet remain an the error
thinking that they get good garments made at
Clothing Store as at IGiiOr's Shop exclusive ito
such would say, if you will bat favor with your
patronage, vii convince you of your mistake, and
prove at once that
,u-tOm Clothing :!
Is second to and just about 10 per less price
han you will 6ud elsewhere. ap24 dtf
Spring OvercOats--Made up in tasty and Fash
onabe styles, from nice FRENCH COATING.
Also, line assortment Of BUSINESS CoATs for City
trade.
The CUSTOM DEPARTMENT. under the charge of Mr.
Chares BiaIcnard contains much the largest and most
desirable assert nire COATNGs, PANT TUFFs and
VEsTNGs, exhibited by this establishment COR any
9th r, robaby)
The attention Of all purchasers is fully invited
and ent satisf4cti N ASSURED To all p;.,rons
A.. P WARE, lSS aud 40 Main Street,
ap1O daWtf W.rcpstar
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By E. w. VAIL.
- ADJOURNEDSAl ADMINIsTR4.
Rs,,,I TORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.-By License of
&41 Court, will he sold at Pubic Auction at the DWELL
ing II use late the residence OF James A. Haveraock IN
worcester, on Saturday. May 3 /. at O'Clock in
the afternoon the following Real Fsate to wit: The con-
Venlent Il STORY DWELLIRG HOUSE of roops
WI ARRANGED and ia good order, with he Lot of bout
5000 Ell Of land on whi,h it stand lately owned and
occupied by said james A. Haverstoik.
the Estate Is situated on the h side of BURT ST.
tNo ~ Tie Land is well stocked wi Fruit Trres
orse vines, &c and has excel well of soft water
Terms at sale For particulars inquire thu subscr br
GEORGE BAILEY, Admir-.
worcester, Way rs. 1856 d6tt
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AuttIo1ls.
3, B. LAMsoN, Auctioneer.

= u 1IANIoUN, lluCLlOneer,
En-, GHEAT SALE OF REAL ESTATE!
Esiiii At AUCTIONg
@sS VIII be sold the premises at Public Auction
on FRIDAY, May so, at o'cock p M the large and
Ilegant DOUBLE HOUSE, on the corner of Poland and
Streets, known the Deacon Grosvenor House
az thoroughly finished and conveniently arranged with
al the modern Improvements, for two families
Inc premises will be sold to the highest bidder and
most oil the purchase money by mortgage
- so on the sane day. At O'CLOCK p. M, on the prem
ises, beautiful COTTAGE Reservoir Street, with
large darden Lot ornamented with Fruit Shade
aud very way designed and fitted up for pleasant
homestead, being the premises recently occupied by Hi
ram Hoar
Terms easy and made known at sale. For further par
teu,ars inquire Of c. B. PRATT.
Worcester, May 81 1856 dat
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SPERM AND LARD OlL.--wInter On d
- 5priug spcrm OIL aud kxtfa Western larl on, | l
tts and tOr solo by w. " a A. J. HOWE.
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SsTATE NUT AL LIFE ASSURANCE
- COMP my Of WORt ESTER The STOCK h ders
Jf this O. mpa hereby motif that ths annual div
oeni of pr will be pIys BILE at the offc of
the Company, We'd esday, furjh of june to those
holding stock on t. 24th int.
WILLIAM DICKINSON, Treasurer
Worce,trr, May Il 1866 dim
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Drp GOODS.

r 2 d sATT EE n I,
Fo' chiidren's Froeks and Apyoas,
an article better suited to ohirens wear than anything
else in the market. For sale at
cHAEBERLIN, BARNARD. co.'s.
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NNOH SALE "A Baeksmith's shop, with q good
~ run OF business ana about oul Ia Of al acre of
lands For further particulars inquire Of 4. y nOL-
BROOK. Upton, Ut this oh.ee, my27 d6s
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.-The Committee
v for the erection of School House on Onion Ave.
nue. will receive sealed proposals until the 5tb OF June
Tor furnishing all the materials and buding the house.
agreeable to The plan and specifications to be seen at the
City Treasurer's office B. +. Haywood, Chairman.
Worcester, May q, 1856 dte5
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L. @. BANChCFI,
A G g U U n 7 A N T

SVsGCSGVIs
Office, American House Block,
Up one flight of stairs,
my16 ESTER, MASS. diff
TkNHE HOUNDS ARE OUT! THE HOUNDS
II AREOUT ANDS0IS
SETH TWICH ELL
Buildings Of every description moved raised, in an
expeditions and workmanlike manner.
All orders addressed to the subscriber or to Lothrop
Ames, 3S Mechanic street, will receive attention.
SETH TWIoHELL.
Worcester May 3, 1855 du
usAgzEsSSsissssalS HARBoR, AND GREENPoRT.
The JaUOrhs and fast Steamer
CRICKET,
Capt. G. W. BATES on Tuesdays Thursdays 4 Saturday.
Leaves Hartford at s. Mddletown 30, and East Had
COUGHING the Pequot and Orient Point Houses) Green.
port at 6, and Sag Harbor about 0 p m.
Fare Through 81 25. From Hartford to Sag
Harbor$i 90 From Hartford to New Londol 81. From
Sag Haroor to New London 81.
Freight taken at Reasonable Rates.
FOR NEW LONDON s. HARTFORD.
The iayorite and fast Steamer Cricket,
CAPT. @. W. HATES,
On Mondays, Wtdn csddts, and Fridays
lows Sag ulfboF al 1880 1rcnpDn . To- ORIENT Poin
B45 aud New London at IL a. N yme Vt l. connect
with N. N. a N. Il x. ~ Bsex 20 Est ilaIdam
&c. Mddlvtown 4.l5, and arrives at Haruord ABOUT
pm
The Cricket stops at the principal watering nlaoes
the ruuie anJrjh tic best opportunity 10 Visit IN
sea Hhir by23 r4m
RNOR SAIE.-A BuidinB o. b. r,moye,iJ sllualrd
H. on Purlni 3 re T. N ., sutatle Tor finishing n,r
small teuemeni raid Building rs 80 By IS i,et' onc
MONS, No % Plymonh w. my2g dbt
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.sgss.s, NORWICH & WORCESTER
hasf RAILROAD


CHANGE or NOUN.
On and after MONDAY, May 20, 1856 the Train now
leaving Worcester at 80, will leave at 8 80 P. NJ
GPassengers for stations on the line of his Road
taking the p. NJ Express Train flom Boston, will stop
at the Junction Station P ST. NJ. ANDREWS. Ag't
N & W. R. Il. offc May g. 1856. diff
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4'A
The subscriber having lately discovered upon his farm
sFAAF RGH Duchess Co., N. Y, a Moulding Sand,
which the best judges have decided superior to any
now known to them ready to deliver in any quantity
at his dock, to vessels under his direct n
WGLLIAA MALLORY.
All orders for Worcester ami vicinity received by
W. ALFRED HACKER. Ag mt.
EFERENcEs-Novety Iron Works, Morgan Works,
Alaire ron Works, New York; Fishkill Landing Ma
chine Co., Fshkill; Washburn, Hunt 4 Co.. jersey City,
Corliss Nightingale, Providence, R. l. my2O d3m
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CONDIMENTS AND RELIsHEs.
&9sIldF'6eS.

Macaroni, Rose Water,
Vermacih, Honey,
Sage, Tapioca, Horse Radish,
Sparkling Gelatine, Pearl Barley,
Isngass Dat Meal,
Bermuda Arrow Root, Greats,
Soda, Cream Tartar, Samp,
together with hundred and other articles not here
enumerated.
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BY E. w. VAIL, Auctioneer.
EN L BILE BUELD DING LOT
~ AT AUCTION!!
On Chatham Street. next west OF the residence of Chas

Saturday, May 3lst, at 10 o'clock.
WIN be sold the premises at the time above mem
TONED this desirable building lot containing 5000 square
leet Of land being 90 by 100 fee upon summit of
the elevate nearly opposite the residence of rtin
stowe; Is one of the most beautiful locations the vcin-
lily, commanding an extensive view Of the city.
Terms liberal For further particulars inquire of the
auctoneer at his office $50 Main Street, opposite Post
Office. mv27 Ar
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sHAwLs! sHAwLs! sHAwLs.

We have just received from Boston and New York a
large and endless variety of Shaws consisting of Bro
chic Gold Bordered, Stella Bordered, Painted Cashmere,
Black silk, and Grape Shawls
500 Cashmere Square Shaws, worih..... $40 for so
800 Cashmere Square Shaws worth, $l2 for 90
100 Cashmere Long shaws az half Of the original
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-30

KANZAS AND CALIFORNIA EMI-
MA GRANTS-All persons desiring to go to Kanzas
or California; who want their lives protected at cheap
rate and with perfect security, will do well get of
Aliens New BPeech-LOudins Rifles
firing eighteen times to the minute; warranted 10 kill
three four Of he Mssourian, Natives if in range
at one shot. To be found at L. D. G0DDARD'S.
Union Block, Worcester.
Also, the largest assortment of GUNS and PISTOLS
in the city, al low prices, TO 1856 Main Street.
py5 L. D. GODDARD,
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miscellaneous.

GrABCH.-W and Potato Starch, in store and
- Tor sale oy G 5. A. J. HOWE.
GAL SODA AND SODA ASa.-Euglish Sal
~ Soda and Sofa Ash in and for sale in quaint
10 SUIT hy s. & a. J HOWE.
GUTCH AND MADDER.- Cutch aud
~ DUTCH Nader, in ore aud for sale by
= & a. j HOWE.
EEO. Il. SPUR. wholesale agent 'or Dr. Fair-
" banks Compound POI Main-st.
lust X ECEgVEfB-A Iarse lot Of g nn,s
- FhE1CH SCOTS and SHOES, Catf and Patent
Leather, OF every vane'y, and prices
by GEO. ALLEN,
my 10 dlst Rrinlev Row
A RARE CkANCE FOR WOULEN MANU-
making loo yads per day for or t let situated in
bristol, N H., with never failing power For
further parti ulars inquire OF L. c. ALEXANDER Nash
ua N. II. my29 'o2g6w4y
TE,HE WORCESTER TRUNK, VA
LlsE, AND CARPET BAG MANUFACIORY, 1913
Main Street, up stairs, have constantly on hand and for
sale, at wholesale and retail, larg ass rment of
TRUNKS, Saiises, Carpet Bags, sc. Re-
pairing neatly zone al short Extra keys fitted by
my'6 DIFF ALONZo EATON.
VENH Il BSCRIBER. REED AND HARNESS
Il MAKER, and dealer in Manufacturers Articles
generally, having liberal of to engage in other BUSH
ness, will sell his Mach es, Tools, Of Goods Fix
lures and Good viii at a bargain, if applied soon
The foreman in the reed business be retained at a
air price Any information regardng the property can
be obtained OF the subscriber, L R. DRAPER,
Fosters Block, f st St. Worcester Mass
or Of E. D. & G. DRAPER
mSl1 dtf (Hopedale) Milford. Mass
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Drl) Goo0s.

IMP % TANT TICE
FROM
THE NEW CITY STORE,
14S Mnin Street.
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Old HNS0I, Tens.

Old EHSsOm Teas,
Assuring them that they will no. be dissatisfied either in
quality price
Worcester, May 30, 1865. daw1m
NIB. As our senior partner expects to receive an ap
pontment to perform the agreeable duty OF hangman
iyuung Mr. BROOKS he wall be pleased to see his en1s
aud ali their orders before he leaves for Washington.
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Teas! Teas ! Teas !
OoLoNG, ENGLISH BREAKFAST.

They ask Their friends and all interested in the TEA
line, to give one trial Of their SPLENDID
The daily union., 1856-10-25
THE PROSPECT IN NEW YORK.

Extract from private letter written by a very otelI
gent gentleman from this city his friend here dated h,
77d instant at Albany, New York
called the Argus Office, and have got such informs
ton they had They think there il fair chance for car
rying Mr.. Buchanan in this State They think Fremont will
be the lowest of the three oapddstes have many
the politicians, and the best spirit prevails Ny present i'm
preston Is that the democratic electoral ticket will prevail
The democratic party Is faly aroused and they doing
things their old style. The local tickets are, genera
well got up and all appear to be awake Yesterday Henry
Ward Beecher addressed Fremont meeting at For,
Edward Beechers support Of the ticket will help ths
black republicans Everybody dsgusted with his turning
the pulpit into the stump.
The strong sppesrsnce that the campaign viii end ausp
eiousy for the democracy has strong Influence on the td
and the wsvering Enough appears safety the most
ncredulous OF the election Of Mr.. Buchanan. can
while In Albany made BY sagscious politicians which
Fremont but sx States leaving three doubtful
and giving the rest TO Buchanan
The daily union., 1856-10-25
GEN. JEsUP's LETTER ON THE MISSOURI CAPITU-
IATION

The reader will 6nd in paper to-day very interest
ing and instructive letter of Gen Jesup sectional ag
gression and particularly the history and real charae
ter of the Missouri restriction he very significantly
terms it, the Missouri eapulation. Gen. Jesup has had
opportunities in his long connexon with the government
and in his intimate relations with all the distinguished
statesmen of tie country ance 1872 for correct informs
ton which few have enjoyed He possesses, therefore,
rich store of information derived from personal observa
ton and fra bis associations with the edisngushed pot
cal actors from which lo has drawn the materials for tn,
letter referred TO- We commend it TO the attention of al
who desire Authentic information the questions which
are now occupying so much of the public mind
The daily union., 1856-10-25
The Hon. D. L. YULKs,
United States Senate, Washington City,

APPALLING BURNING OF A sHrr-The following details OF
horrible Of piracy and burning Of ship at Macon
have been received at Lloyds Insurance Office London
"The Dutch ship Banca Capt Heymans, 700 tons bur
den with between 800 and 400 emgrans coocs for Ha-
vans put back TO Maooa about month since 1.-The de-
spatch Is dated Hongkong, August 0) with her water
casks leaking and cargo shifted having encountered
weather and reaching the outer roads boueh
up to anchor There she remained repairing the OH
exercising strict vigilance In preventing the coolies
going ASHORE for fear they should make their escape For
three weeks whatever discomfort may have prevailed
Of outbreak would to hare been tanned
until Chinese doctor warned the captain that mischief
brewing Ia preparing for such contingency as a
raising Of the coolies The small placed the
poop, and two guns loaded with grape and pointed
forward.
About nine o'clock Of the night Of the eth the dis,
turbance commenced and the took refuge on the
poop The captain first fired shot overhead but a
that had effect and the coolies advanced towards them
yelling fghtuy, armed with Delaying pine bricks torn
from the cooking places &c. the captain gave orders to his
to fire. and Immediately volley poured into the
nfuratcd from the two guns and also from the small
This had the effect Of checking and putting down
the riot aud the coolies were driven below hut they
sought revenge by setting hre to The ship and in few
minutes the captain appalled, by seeing flames issuing
lowed the coolies rushed upon the deck and no doubt
murdered all the officers Of the ship None Of them nor
captain afterwards The ship was soon in
blaze fore and aft In about hour the mainmast fell
with crash then the fore and mzzen and about midnight
the mag zine blew up with a tremendous explosion
The ship instantly hurled TO fragments and vast
Of the poor creatures who clingug on the chains
persisted with her OF the number who on board in
Guiding and passenger about 500 only $50 escaped
with their lives the remainder either burnt in the
ship drowned The affair has produced great senss-
ton at Hong Kong"
The daily union., 1856-10-25

The jackson hissssippian after sludiug to The recent
democratic riumphs in Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana
says:
These elections Of uncalcplsbls Importance not
only with reference to the bearing the presidential cleo
ton, but in other respects No man viii deny but that
they have settled beyond all doubt the struggle Tor the
presidency JONES Bscbauaa rpR b. the Prsdnt Of
ne U"'ted States, hsh The people great
conservative, constutonovinr patriotic peopehsvs de-
eided and nothing but Provdenta dpsntion can pre-
vent the execution Of their win"
The daily union., 1856-10-25

BALLOTS AND BULLETS.

Governor Robinson Of Kansas, made q speech al
Hartford Tuesday evening last lie evidently (says the
Springfield Argus) begins to see stars and announced
TO the meeting that II ballots would accomplish the
object they had in view, they 6uts The
governor win be careful to keep proper distance when
tboze hullsts are svipa .....
The daily union., 1856-10-25
THE FATE OF A PoLITIoAL JUDGE.

VIM D. Kelly, Philadelphia judge who has been playing
the demagogus on large scale during the present
paign received the nomination for Congress the pub-
can ticket in the fourth district He received 2494
henry PhiIlps bis democratic opponent received ss24
The daily union., 1856-10-25

RAILROAD hocrprSr,--A Frederick (MayIapd) paper
says:
MI Henry Koonz engineer Of the tonnage train be-
tween Frederick and Monococy Staton instantly
killed Tuesday afternoon by the explosion Of the boiler
Of bis engine
The daily union., 1856-10-25
STILL ANoruER FRENoST.

We find the following telegraphic despatch in the New
York News;
Alpasv Tuesday, Oct. 81, 1885,
John Charles Fremont was born in Montreal, Csnsda
Let II ay to the ends OF the earth.
STEPHEN II. BRANCH.
The daily union., 1856-10-25
uouHK OF REPREskxrATrEEs.
REJoIcTYgs IN NTssIssIpPI

One hundred guns fred in Jackson, Mssissip-
pi, Saturday In honor Of the northern democracy
and their glorious iumphs the enemies Of tn.
Union and the constitution.
The daily union., 1856-10-25
col. sTRAun's srrEcH.
The pennsylvanian sav,,

Col strano Of Schnylkl county was then introduced
" ar. Robbins the chairman This is The gentleman
@ - oaaly mareated at Pottsville few days be-
fore ibe election They not onv tried their ,ts sId feet
70 accomplishing their hellsh work. but also used
accompaniment slung-shots and bludFeops lie showed
e MARKS yet existing on his bead OF their bsrbsrous
feiov-ctzens, do not here tonight to infct
long speech upon you. wish TO show you how and in
WHAT manner the black republicans aud their teachers
70 carry out their dsigns On Tuesday prior
70 the election was struck down by The friends OF John
fremont Tor attempting 70 speak freely In relation to
me great topics OF the day These very men Who pirate
The daily union., 1856-10-25
THE LEGIsLATuRE OF INDIANA.

THE LEGISLATURE OF INDIANA.
As far heard FROM the legislature Of Indiana stands
follows
RKPREsKxTkTIvES
T.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-17
BAD TASTE.


The following gallant and well-timed remarks
we take from the Cincinnati Enquirer:
The unceremonious use which some of the
Republican Journals and orators are making Of
the name Of MFR. Fremont must be extremely
distasteful to all right.minded persons. This la-
dy has the misfortune to be obtruded upon the
public in every possible way which can enter the
vulgar imaginations Of the managers. Not on
~ have the whole details of the young henten-
ants courtship the elOpement, the marriage by
a Catholic priest, &c, been infinitely exhibited;
but her maiden name IS banded about, until one
outrageous scamp has the hardwood to boast
that "in November, Fremont will give old Buck
.Tessisr'
Now, this is altogether too bad.
Nor should we think it particularly agreeable
to an American matron to have the most private
and sacred relations Of her youth paraded thus
in public, and to have applauseS bestowed upon
that incident of her history which, to her now
matured judgment, must only bea scarce ofpain
The Republican press treats this particular incl
dent in such manner as to magnify marriage
with young lientenants, contrary 10 tic risheS
efGay oil .J0gy parsnt, into positive virtue;
and to create among young ladies predisposi-
ton IN favor of eLopemeat, and for getting the
knot tied by Catholic priest" If these sem
tinents prevail, what n lot of Lydia LanguiSh-
Is" viii be poured upon society! what amoi-
tious girl will consent to be married. in the reg
ular hum drum way, with pa and ma consentng,
and grandfthers and grandmothcrs, and uncles,
and Sunts, and cousins besides sisters and bro
theirs and Witnesses? Chino. How much more
free and spirited the Fremont stylel
We are quito sure that this lady must be
averse to the bad taste of her husbands indis-
Greet idolatorS, and especially in the sllusons to
their marriage. In truth, at Washington the
BentonR were, in private life, one Of the quiet
est families OH G.. street. They mingled not at
all in the fashionable society of the metropolis
The magnificent Colonel Bentun was poor and
proud. His morosS temper, and the bitterness
Of his partisanslip, precluded him from friend
ships. But he alwaya had pride in his family.
Indeed, his alleged affection for his daughters
constituted considerable part of his stock in
trade Whenpcople spoke rather freely against
himself some one was always readyto put in
saving clause: ''Ahl but he Is such kind faith
er" Old TreStan Burgess, of Rhode l,lrnd, was
once interrupted in the midst of an invective
against Benton, by this sort of exculpatOry APP
peal. "Poohl" retorted that sharp and energet-
ic veteran, IA hyena is fond of its youngw
We deplorc, however, the vitiated taste which
can tolerate liberties with lady's name even for
the purpose Of improving her husbands PO-
liiical fortunes, and We think it duty thus to
brand with our reprobatiou this first attempt to
abOciate so sweet name As Jessie" with par
tam slangwhaugipgl