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SPECIAL NOTICES.


II Virginia Mechanics, Insfituu J. - A
regular monthly meeting of the Institute will bs
held in thu Hall, north west Of Main nd 18th
sire ets THIS EVENING, st half psst o. clock =
As report from the Committee sppointe'f relative
10 building ahali u expected, every mel O who
feels any interest in the future sueee Of hs Insti.
tut. should be present.
70 2-H j. w. LEWELLk ", 8ecy.
~ Tribute Of Respect Attn ne 6tiag Of
IiIizen Fire Company, No. 6, held IN Thursday
Evening. January 18th the following pres N bis and
resol a, ans were unanimously sdoptss
WA<ycas. Ii has pleased an All-wiss Prov denss to
reu1"vs from midst orr beloved b. othsr Fireman
II TAYLOR. -
l. Resorsd, That while We bow subux-ssiys 70
the viii of Almighty God. we still deeply feel our
irrsparshie loss srd tsnderca he arffsl a spshes
70 t. rsstna: and friends Of our deceased brother
drape4 IN molrning for thirty dsya.
s. Received, That cory Of thAs resolutions be
foswssded to the family IL the dssasassd md rvb
lished 10 the pspsfs Of this city. : =. :.
ka-It III EDrIrs, ssesstsry.
- New York Herald and Ivy. plssss cosy.
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Kew VIM n. Scot Of Hardy county. Va, died
on the "a ult.
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o. eatnrday evening. 3ist ult.. st n'slsck = NJ |,
sIsev profrsrted Illness Ms MANY stOtf, WIZ
o. tie 1T. C.f Goa. in the sHh 7ssi ri her eze. -
Jsve isnds and tbose ct her son Jniues ". ZOE.
SD her s,o.in.sw John g. Page j. are ,evfsn %
s,t.nd her ~ ersi on shh fMss dsyi Evening g =:
ocrek from tbs rssaspes OF the isttsr, en- Mafrst
Bridge.
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e@ THE EsnSr ANNUAL III
~ BALL OF M
1LN LIBERTY FIRE COMPANY, sNssET

The members Of Liberty Fire Company would re-
fpectfuly inform the ladies' aud gentlemen of the
city of Richmond, that their
FIRST ANNUAL BALL
viii be siven at the and spacious HALL, over the
First Market on MONDAY evening, the I'd of Feb
ruary. This being the first Ball which they have
ever attempted to give, they hope By spar:ne nei-
Their labor expense, and by their interchangeable
exertionf TO render ceneummate satiafaction and
pleasure to all who may attend
xY- The supper will be furnished by Mr.. Andrew
Pizzini.
~ Mueic--Hy DoLLINGER's Cotillon Band.
yH- Price Of Tickets S2.50-admittiag Il gentle-
man and two ladies'. Each additions LADY, 50 cts.
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III. ,ubzerbsrs who are the surviving partneIs ol
fhs late firm Of aug Anderson L Co, VIII vino "
the hus;ue s. Of that firm without fartnet aesy.
Wi ia obliged to all those inc ebted 70 III 70 @ae
prompt pay ment. ne HaWEa.
Surviving Partners Of the late hrm o.
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~ "a ssssss - ss64 2ssaes e#E3s 80 s. - AsassN
50 kss IS lsss~ ssss ia p 80 tsf&ss.
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- a.ssa.e ASA 80 sebssf
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~ Notice---At the solicitation Of mspy
friends announce myself candidate for tbs eff
Of City Ssrs can't the ensuing Municipal Election,
make this early announcement to correct the ms,
statement, and impression on the minds of son ..
that would not be candidate
de 29--2m THOMAS IT, Dudley
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= teE 444a9s avs
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a TIE upd srsiGas Il, az sae ssiictta,y.,
Of many friends irrespective OF poIis,e.i ns,s,s.
sp 'ctfuty PRESENTS hirnsslf caudidste f,r IN.
nee OF CITY SERGEANT. end soficits the es,,. =.
OF Aichnood generally to give him their yapport
10 l5-dts En- ,GAy
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" For City Sergeau< .--The subsefsh.
respectfully snnources bimssifa Candidate for a.
Office Of CITY SERGEANT, 1t the ensuing .lest;cn
aud will BIS thankful for the support Of the voter,
the city. HENRY w. QUARLES
ia I-ite
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|" City Sergeant.-Sn conformity n n,
expressed wishes Of many OF nv friends, snoops,
myself 40 candidate for tia Office of CITY SEp
low-citizens to eiect ms, nfomise TO d;.cbsrss ;.
duties to the best of my ability.
j. lS-lus GEO w WHEY
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SUBSCRIPTION, 3Js st
The number of Tickets being limited, early :ppli'
cation must bs inside to the following Cemmittse,
of whom aioas they can be procured. viz:
troo.a,, N,uabeys Aefire Members.
THO. n nnalev. Esa. Lieut.. H Dickinson q.
iro n R.rnan { Esa Corp'l Caddis B. Luck
Ed. w. Tomptins, Eco. Private 1no w. Mchisi
Chas w. Purcell, Esq. r. a. Sanzsy
Chas Bennett. Esq.
r. foe CoTlLLON BAND has been engaged
IH- Entree March st3 O'Clock.
IA p w2wkStd
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"a, HEAT X Il.

MONDAY, February I'd, 1857.
FIRST NIGHT OF THE
DISTINGUISHED YOUNG ACTRESS.
MISS ANONIA JONES.
When viii be presented the Romantic Play OF
INGO NJ AR.
PAKTHENIA, MISS A. JONE. =.
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WANTS.

EJANTED--.A JourEeyman SHOEmA
w KER, capable OF doing all kinds of fepairiL ,
in the nestas. and who is willing 20 wnfk
the cutting room of the establishmene Nons nr4
IMPLY unless will ing to work constantly end do
kinds of work necessary to be done in such an est,
b.ishment. Good wages and prompt pay Apply 4,
the shoe aad Trunk Establishment of
JOHN C PAGE, ia,
ia31 Nc. 10 Vain =
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~ Tt the Voters of the City of PJeh
MosD.-t am candidate fer the office OF CRY az <
GEAN1, and respectfully solicit you mfrssss ct ID.
next April election.
il Its THOMAS w BOSWELL
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Bridge.
AN ALARMING 50 CKfF1CE OF
n GO0Ds--The Ladies will bear Ia mind fhes
GDbDsMIT hea enly twenty DAYS lefs 70 close OFT
his stuck Of TT'nmnes Enbrcidef es, Miiiinery ana
white 9nods, Gloves. Hosisry. Bands and Handker.
chiefs. Enib. Skirts. Infants Waists, Camsns ana
swiss Edges and Inaerfipss Cambria aud Swiss MUS
Inns, Diinity Bands Yarns, BrsesistL rechsses
Corsets Of every size Such . sasrihce OF goods %
that which VI III be osrsd this short Space Of time
has NOT been heard of very recentty in tins city
ucch chances to purchase goods on such sNvorhpie
terms are seldom met with, thu Lsdies VIII avail
themselves Of this Opportunity 10 cab st
fex 6oLDSMI1'S. %uD broaa u.
TIIssOL UTION Tho Co-pnrtrership Of
taton is this day dissolved. Either partner will vas
this name ofths 10 winding up its afeIss MI
p eraons Indebted viii please settle at nnee
fes-diwkw7w . z DENsts
IyOHRDTNl.---ns RS fsURTUN, corner 81
ID sth and Eranklin streets, has sevsrai VACANT
ROOMS, which she would like to have filled Win
to each other Families Wishing to obtain bosro
would do well to csil and see The rooms.
IL 2-Iw
CPECIAII NOTICE.-The firm OF Az ~.
- ANDERSON l. co having been dissolved oy
the deatb of A UG. ANDERSON. the surviving Ps..
mar. ALEXIUS GREEN and JOHN 4. HA~ ES'
ave formed new c2portnershIP Win ~ O. So. a.
GREEN & HALVES. to carry on the Who,ssse
Straw and Millinery husiuess. at the new
No IoI Main street formerly occupied by aug an
dersop & Co.. where thsy will be pleased 10 see t"e
customers of the late sirn. - ,,ruu
JJHN A. BAWE5,
CHHS. H. AdpERsoN.
E.hrra,- Is., 1851.
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To conclude with
MY NEIGHBORS WIFE.
Brown, Mr.. Jefferson. Mrs. Brown, Mrs Muzzy.
Smith, Hr. Boniface. Mrs Smith, - ISIS Devlin.
Somerton, Mr. Adams. Mrs Somerton, Mrs JeHrs'n
ADMISSICH-Dress Circle and Psrquette, 30 sts.,
(no extra charge or reserved sests) I'd xie1 goxss
Is cta; Galleries 50 and Is cts.
zY- Box Office open from 9 to S o'slosk.
Es- Doors open at =; Overture eomrasa ses Ut susc
FAR heforA q, clock urAciaalv.
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- Gard :. Fellow .fIGIzcss sf N. =.
JUDICIAL DISTRICT: Many hind friends h,,s -
grrpcsed mo = you ~ . candidate Tor the IfTnn.
with their wishes and opinions than NV s-n - .
myself 70 VOC % candidate for that off ni'
fully conscious Of the disnity snd imeorssne. ~
ofhse for which ssek your saisrsses Isns,..,.,'
My the elevated standard of qusIiieat;ons ~,
cd By oar ists pure and able judge. al. y, =
piedfs 20 yom my best efforts tn dischssse ths a.,
OF the oifcs. IL 5ou shsll bsstow il on me- ~.
respectfully snIicit your totes. The stectie, -,
hsid ON the 18th day Of February ns1t and ~ ~
continued as other State elections -
Hanover, 2otb Jsnrsrv 1851. j. 5i.i
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Z BiKTH rIuffT BALL: eR
ii THE a.
= e. LII. Blu f. = ~
III N1fE UFWtr ttsu BHUFFSt7sSF -
bath OF wAsHINGToH,

II y =
" in csiebr The Anniversary OF ths
BIRTH OF wAsHINGToH,
BfA
Il A l. IL
Oivsn at the -
AMERICAN HOTEL,
On BOMBAY, FEBRUARY XJas w
sud respec.fuIly invite their
HoNoRARY AND CONTRIBUTING Ne Mhs''
and fr.snds. to unite with them &.
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TENT-, KOBE ID, CHAiiBRE, or Dres-
" ng Gowns made up in any style, by The sub
seribsrs. Parties wishing anything of this kind,
ss.ect patterns from large assortment ON hand
With all the facilities, We jmaeine give
tisfaction, GROSHONG TUPMAN,
fa2 ITO Msiu st
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7Y1RR conrse of Jn.irucuon Z" .he tScni
Il Glasses in the RICH NOND MUSICAL ACAD.
ENVY which has been suspended for several weeks
in consequence of tba inclsmency Of The weather,
will be resumed THIs EVENING att O'clock
This adult class will meet regularly MONDAY
and THURSDAY EVENINGS, ct II O'Clock. Tine
Juvenile c,gss on "WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
AFTERNOONS. at O'Clock, in the lecture loom OF
the LIST Presby terisn Church
e. Cd. q L. GALLEEER. Princiral.
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IANTS, DRESS SUITS nnde TO order,
VI in the latest approved styles We refer tn quite
a number OF customsrs who have ordared suits from
ss and think capacity for giving rstrats stock.
perfset style and f. st economical rates sufficient
to satisfy the wants OF our friends. call from these
in want, il respectfully solicited by
GROSHONG L. TUPMAN,
e. LILO Main STRAIT.
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I OsT.-ssn the 18th January my FREE
L. PAPERS, somewhere the n. and ID. Il. r.
Depot, Richmond. ! will give a liberal reward 70
any person who iiads them and leaves them At the
superintendent ofhse, and o. h X.
LAWRENCE GIBBS,
is 3i-5ts Free Man of Color.
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LKEsH ROLL BGTrEh ; o.,HS. 1Se snsI
bUTTEh. fof 'H'7 ~ WILLIAM r. KING.

ME- ANTNERsHAP NOTiCh.--
u Tho undersignea have this day essocis :. o
themselves for the purpose Of fransactiTg o
Thev Will cc cupy the same store recently occupied
ty WILLIAMS K BROTHER, under which style
the fir N will be continued.
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MANAGERS:
HoasvaSp Members. dsfee I. e. - - ~
Col. Geo Wythe Munford Capt. N, -. pn~.u
G 1o - n T.n.;,s II o Diehioson
tspt- NO. sad VIM r. TruemaB
.Juo. III Patton, Jr. q. no5.m~,a
Thos. e. Dude ,. Esq = s:,,,,nn
Ro Burton. ESD. SER IT, =; ~ T. Wsul.
Ed. W. Tomphins, Esq. NJ o I..nhs
Ghas; !" Iaiu Fs1 Csddis r. Luck
Jos n s.Sa "a Private Juo. w. McKiei
y. G maoIhI E.a 8. 8. Nicholas
Jno Regna1lt, Esq. =, n "a SJ a.sr2
Ch.s BeDnett Esq " pEs.
Juo Adams Smith, ESQ. 70.
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N WANTHD Far the UNirEJ
&G STATES ARMY. shle-bodied, unmsni~d
1SSI Men, to whom will be given good ply
-E board, clothing and meaicsl attendance :
Pay from $l2 to G2l per month. No man h,vias .
wife or child y III be accepted.
Apply at Mounted Recruiting Rends zvous. FraLa.
lin street, opposite Metropolitan Bal.
LIEUT.. JAMES MCINTOSH,
lat Lieut. lat Cavalry
IL SITS Racrutips Officer
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The SPIDER AND THE ToAp-A CT.
kIoUs INCIDENT THE following Singular
relation lie furnished by correspondent
OF the IrDUeller, as having been witne.s-
ed by person now living, though occur
ring more than forty years ago, about
sixteen milos from this city - a.rs
This narrator said, that while walking
in the field he saw large black spider,
considered of the most veno ous species
ontending with a common sized toad.
The spider being very quick in It's
movements, would got upon the back Of
the toad, who with it's fore paw, would
drive off the spider It vouldlthsn hop to
plantain, which was growing near by
and bite it, and then return to the spi-
der. After seeing this repeated several
times, and noticing that each time The
toad was bitten it went to the plantaiu,
tho spectator thought be would pull up
the plan:ain and watch the result. He
did go. Being again bitten. and the
plantan not to be found, the toad sOou
began to swell and show other ipdics.
tions of being poisoned, and died in e.
short time. If the plantAin, which grows
so sbundantly near almost every dwell
ing in this vicinity, was such an immsdi >
ate and efectual remedy to the toad for
the bite OF the spider, can We not rsa.
souably infer that it would be an efieo-
tual cure for man for the bite Of the
same iuseot2
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Col. REMoNr.-The New York Her.
aid says Col, Fremont is engaged in pra
pariug q new edition Of his works, COM
prising accounts Of sll his travels and
expeditions, aud containing much matter
that has not heretofore been published.
This work viii shortly be issued By
Childs s. Co, of Philadelphis, the pub.
fishers of DIR. Kanes works, Of which
seventy thousand copies have been sold,
netting seventy thousand dollars for the
family of the late Arctic explorer. II
has been stated that the Colonel is mil
lionalre, and tba, the Msriposa sststs
made him the possessor of immsnss
wealth. Such, however, is not the fact.
The Nariposa grant fell chiefly into the
hands of the stock jobbcrs in California,
(and political jobbers in New York, } and
Col. Fremont received very little profit
from it. He now depends entirely upon
his literary labors, ......p
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ARTIFICIAL PREclous SroNEs. A very
curious and interesting report was pre-.
sented to the French Academy of Sci.
ence, a short time since, BY an Ingenious
mechanician. Monsieur Gaudin, on the
result of many years experiments hav.
ing for object the production Of artificial
precious stones. After twenty years
labor Mons, Gaudin has succeeded 10
fabricsting limitations of jewels so per
feet as to deceive the most practised eye,
The limitations Of the ruby, the most
precious of all stones, has reached rare
degree Of beauty and utility for it is
preferred by competent watch-nakers n
pvots for watches to the real ruby, be-
ing equally durable and much harder
Monsieur Gaudin hopes and expects to
be able to produce the ruby aud sapphire
of sufficient size to be used in the nan.
ufacture of chronometers and clocks.
There are great nany shops in Paris
devoted entirely to the sale of false Jew.
elsthe windows of which present as bril-.
liant an appearance as those Of the most
magnificent bVomisrs The rarest de.
signs and elegant mouutings are copied
in the limitations. The price OF each of
the stones prepared by Monsieur Gaudin
will not exceed franc. He will thus
enable the trade of Paris to cffer to
their customers beautiful ornamen at
a wonderful cheap rate, . ......
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PosITloN IN SLEePlNe.--It is batter
to go to sleep on the right side, for then
the stomach is very much IN tho position
Of bottle turned upside down, and The
contents are aided in passing out BY
gravation, If one goes 70 sleep on The
left side, the operation Of emptyiBg the
stomach of its aontents is more like
drawing water from a we'll. After 20.
ing 10 sleep, let the body take it's owH
position. If you sleep on your back es-
pecially soon after a hearty mssl, the
weight of the digestive organs, and that
Of the food, resting on the great vein Of
the body, near the backbone, eompress.
Is it, and arrests the flow of blood more
or less. II the arrest is partial, the
sleep is distur bed i. and there are m.
pleasant dreams If the meal has beeu
recent or hcarty. the arrest is more do
cided, and the various sensations suoh
as falling over precipiee, or the pursuit.
of wild benst, or other impending dan
ger, and the desperate effort 10 get rid
oft arouses us, and sends on the stag
mating blood, and we wake in o fright or
trembling, or perspiratiop or feeling Of
exhaustion, according to the degree Of
stagnatiOp, and the length and strength
of the effort made to escape the danger.
But when we are not able to escape the
danger, when wa fall over tho prsci 2ice,
,yhen the tumblug building brushes US,
What then2 That is death That IL
the death Of those whom it 10 said, when
found lifeless in their bed in the morn
ing: That they wers ss we'll as thew
ever were the day before :" and often is
is added, and, ate hcsrtier than common
This last. as frequent cause Of death,
to those who have gone to bed to wake
no more, we give merely a. a private O.
piuion. The possibility Of iss truth il
enough to deter any rational man from q
late and hearty meal This We know,
with certainty, that waking up in the
night with painful diarrhns or cholera
or bilious cholic, ending in death 10 =
very short time, is properly sraceable 70
large meal. The truly wise will take
the safer side. For persons who sas
three times a day, ii is amply sufficient
to make the last meal Of cold bread snd
butter and CUP Of soms warm drink,
no one can stsrve on it, while perse.
verance 10 the habit soon beests . Wig.
orous appetite for breakfast 20 promising
Health. ''- "nLrs Journal Of
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Serving a SubpPna.

II j. singular what shifts love will
make 10 accomplish its objects. Both
gates ard bars are of little avail against
Cupd's pick lock contrivances-hi Gun.
ming will devise ways and means to open
them all A young gentleman has court
ed fair damsel Of this city and it was
supposed that two in time would be.
oome one" Some litele quarrel Of
trivial nature. as lovers quarrels gener.
ally are, occurred Neither would con.
fcss the wrong to be on their sidc-pres-
ents and correspondence were mutually
sent back aud the match was broken off
The young gentleman Immediately start
ed off - New Orleans, to enter into
commercial business, thinking that dist.
ancc would lessen the attachment he re-
ally fcl, for the young lady
When the woman is injured, or thinks
she is irjnred, by the ONES she loves she
is more apt than the male sex to bite
off her own nose, as the saying is to in
fiict pain, and be revenged on the offend
ing object a gentleman that the young
lady bad once rel 'ctoa renewed his pro.
posals aud was accepted within a week
after b old lover had embarked for the
Soutl, On reaching Now Orleans he
found ,hat distance, instead of weaken
ing HI attpclment, only made the lady
dearoi, aud he became melancholy and
low sliritcd Tho first letter he re.
ceived from Now York from a friend of
his. aui ounced that his old fame was to
be shortly married to another. His
course was quickly taken-the next
morniuq saw him on board packet.ship
bound tur Gotham.
The pas,ogc unfortunately was long,
aud III poor fellow chpfed and fretted
so much that the passengers began to
think Linn deranged or else a fugitive
escaping from justice The instant the
vessel touched the wharf he dlrted for
the Office Of his friend the lawyer. 1t
is TO be supposed that the latter was
much surprised to see lis friend, imag.
ipi1g lin couple of thousand miles
away. After the usual salutations, he
exclaimed -
NJ, dear fellow, you are in time to
see the wedding Miss, your old
sweet heart is 20 be married this morn.
iur, a clovcn O'clock To tell you the
truth, J DON'T believe there is much love
about il. and the girl really thinks more
Of one hair of Your head than the fortu-
nate briaegroom's whole body"
Good Heaven Where is she to be
married--in church ?"
" No At her fathers house"
Ny dear fcllow-I-I-yes-no--
yes, win have it, Have you any case
coming on iu either of the courts at |
o'clock q
Yes
"Thcu Gil up subpoena with the
,bridcgroom's name DON'T stop to ask
any questions. Il matters not whether
he kuows any thing about tho parties in
suit. By Heavens Julia shall be miuel"
His irleud saw the object at once, and
promised 30 carry on the matter The
subpoena was made out and placed in the
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A French STEAM PLow.-A steam plow
has Just been brought into use in France.
and is in possession ofa company with .
capital of million francs. 1t was con-
structed by two brothers named Barrat, and
is called Ia piochuse (''the pick-axer)-a
machine which from the description, may
be supposed to do its duty with series OF
revolving or descending mattocks. The ma
chine is locomotive, which carries itself
over thesoil, and digs it up to the depth Of
from Is to 20 centimetres. 1t has no re-
semblence to a plow. and the French jour
nails say that it does its work bsttsr thss
any plow heretofore constructed. scsuf
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subjects Of missionary zeal and influence,
until they shall understand, that IL u
Of considerable Importance fct them 10
know what is in the pot for dinner, snd
in the latdcr for tea. That they had
best line their night caps with common
'enso,keep hountiful supply of smelling
bottles and tooth ache powders, aud nov
er love their wbito husbands any less,
but the colored ou,ssst more 7oin
S B. RooYwpLl
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-06-17
A Taste of Punch.
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'Tis not that thou art fond of dress,
Dearest, that at all complain
do not wish that fondless less, r....
like, want thee to be vain
Nay, that thy charms might heightened be
BY every means, would implore,
So that they might enrapture me,
And make mt love the still the more.
'Tis for those very charms Of thine.
By Fashion wronged, that appeal, "
Through muslin clouds they cannot shine
Dress should adorn, and not conceal
The present mode may suit the ITags,
Or Matrons of the Grampus kind
Of cloths they look best as bags.
Pulled ont before, at sides, behind.
But what avails to thee to own,
A form Of symmetry and grace,
With drapery round thee so outblown
That can only see thy face ?
The angel that thou art, appear,
No longer so thy figure hide,
As if thou vert cherub mere
That has a face-and nought beside.