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Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23

PARsoN BgoNNLow AND his JoNEs-
BoRo' CUsToMERs.-The last knoxyi!le
Whig contains 4 characteristic and pathet-
ic appeal from lis editor to bis former GUS
toners at Jonesboio, where the Wig was
originally published, He offers 10 take
bills Oh the Bank Of East Tennessee, which
are worth 20 cents to the dollar, ii full pay
nient, and adds:
''Persons wishing to square up with us
new can do SO. Ii, however, they wish to
get of at cheaper rate, they can withhold
even these bills. and we promise during the
coming year, to receipt thonn in full ihro'
tie paper, forever, and file our claims
against them in the High Chancery of
Heaven, and let them settle with their God
in the world TO come
Sand to leave all without excuse, we
further agree 20 take Shanghai chickens.
hoop skirts. boot jacks, broom corn, baby
Jumpers, fishing tackles, patent medicines,
sucking pigs, frozen cabbage, old clothes,
Colts revolvers, second hand tooth brnsh-
es, ginger cakes, parehed corn, circus tick
cts, or any other article found in country
retail store ~
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23
ANSWERING A YOUNG LAWYER.

County Court was sitting awhile ago, in
-, on the banks Of the Connecticut
1t was no: far from this time of year-cold
weather, anyhow--and knot of lawyers
had collected around the old Franklin, in
the bar room The fire blazed, aud mugs
of flip were passing away without eIoan.
when in came rough, gaunt-looking babe
of the woods, knapsack on shoulder and
staff in hand.
He looked cold, half-perambnlated the
circle that hemmed 10 the Are, as with . wall
Of brass, looking for chance to warm his
shins. Nobody moved, however, and, un-
able to sit down for lack Of a chair, lie did
the next best Enlightened against the
wall, sswith tears in his fists aud his eyes
doubled up"--and listened to the discussion
on ;he proper way Of serving referee on q
wagrantee decd, as if he was the judge TO
| decide the matter. Soon he attracted the
attention of the company, and young spTig
spoke TO him
'You look like traveller
sWall, s'pose | anl; ! come from Wis
consiD aioot, 'tany rate
'Fronl Wisconsin that is distance to 90
on one pair of legs. say, did you ever
pass through the slower regions in your tray
els!'
'Yis, sir, he answered, kind of wicked
lock stealing over bis ugly phizmahogapy,
Il ben through the outskirts
i thought likely. "Wel, what are the
manners and customs there! some of US
would like 'o-know.'
'0,' says the pilgrim, deliberately, half
shutting his eyes, and drawing round the
csrner of his mouth till the two rows Of yel-
low stubs, with mass of masticaled pig
tail, appeared through the slii iu his check
youth fad them nuch the same az in this
region-the lawyer SIT ulghest the fire.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23

The MILLIONAIRE NEGRO SINGER
Among the celebrities of New Yora is E. r.
Chrisiy, the negro minstrel, who having
alade priDcely fortune out of burnt cork
and Ethiopian melodies, now lives the life
OF wealthy and fashionable New Ierker-
lie recently made great dash in the streets
with magnificent sleigh, which attracted
unusual attention, from its spieDdor and
the beauty Of tho pfancing stud OF snow
white horses, to which it was attached
In the summer he ,irives cut IN an elegant
carriage, behind tive splendid bays, with
fine large coach dog runuing under the
carriage. He is quite connoisseur iii
horseaesh, and in driving out aiternates
between bis bay aad white horses. In his
promenade he is accompanied by large
bull terrier, splendid specimen of tie
canine race His veal tb is prodigious, and
as be has been eeouomical aud laborious
while earning ii, he feels authorized to
spend it freely. He may frequently he seen
in the dress circle of the Italian Opera, and
is always the observed Of all observers.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23
5flrft Pofttg.
III ooP

II oops on barrels, kegs and pals,
Hoops On ooyei tuba an I blles,
Are articles ind ndispenssble-
But hoops as shey puff Ut woman dress,
Making the roma u seem 80 mu ch less,
Are things most indefehsible.
Hoops when their sturdy clasp confines
Ia brown old casks the richest wines,
Are OBJECTS of aImiratio n
But hoops as part of roman's aggage,
Are like The whoops Of pain tsd 1aysge,
4 vii { sboniination.
Keeps make ussfal, pretty toys,
For active little girls and boys,
But oops on wonan gentle
Are things 10 sneer 81 aud to scoF,
and like the whoop Of whooping cough,
Neither useful nor orn&m.ntal.
For while dear woman homes her skirts,
And with skeleton f,aats ami tiirts,
She has SO 'nuc Il 10 carry,
Man finds i, hard with har to talk,
And harder still 10 sit or walk,
But hardest of all TO marry.
For when amittsn wretch has seen,
Among tbs lost IN criaeline,
The one has heart hollis dearer,
OH what chill 10 ar'i ..nt passion.
To feel thar thrc' this hollo1 fashion
he never CAP he nearer.
Thar ipstead Of timid'y drawing near,
And pouring into the thrilling -ar,-
Tn. food Of his seui's devotion.
lie must srsud and beiiow in thunder tones
Across a h.,lf acre Of skirts and benes,
AS II hailing ship On the ocean!
And Il ioy chance the m aid Of his choice
Stall iaintly bear her lower voice,
And smile her eondescrusion--
Why he captures o,sss Of hoops s''d rim ga
Skeletons, bones, aud other tmnEs,
Too horrib.s to meation.
Thus lovely woman hoops TO folly,
Aud drives poor lnan 10 melancholy,
BY her great frigid zones;
Then let her hear 4 warning voice.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23
ALL COVERED WITH PAINT.
Tue Aurora Gazette relates the following

Tue Aurora Gazette relates the following
incident:
''Tne other day couple of painters were
being hoisIed up the steeple of the new
stone church Ia this place, by nsaus of
ropes running through puileys at the top,
when one of the ropes gave way, letting
down one end Of tue board on which they
st5od with the kegs of paint, &c. A momen t
before we had been looking up, aud inyol-
uatarlly shuddercd at the thought of the
dangerous position the men were in
Turning again IS we heard Il neise We be-
held man falling headlong with his hands
outspread, "a distance of ninety feet from the
ground. With cry of 'man killed. we
rushed to the foot OF the stseple, expecting
to iud nangled mass OF Aesh and bones,
but what was our aStonlshnent to find that
the man after falling half way, had caught
on the stone work. On casting our eyes up,
there We beheld him, looking at his torn
clothes, the contents of the kegs running
down the side 81 the steeple on him. For
luonieas or SO be seemed stupeGed with
fright, bat bis first words were; Well, ri
b. daraed If 1 amt coversd al oper with
Poiat.
lis escaps from instant death was hardly
less attractions than the coolnoss he ex-
libi'ed- His companion caught hole of the
rope aad saved himself.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23

A PRETTY CoMPLMENT.-No courtier
could have paid more delicate compliment
than the following froai one whose calling
does not lie particularly in that wav.
A, market lady, laying her hand upon
a joint of veal, said:
81 think, Mr. Wilson, this veal is not SO
white as usual"
ssPut on your gloves and you will think
differently"
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23

REMARKABLE LoNGEyITY.--A remark
able instance of longevity is mentioned ia
the Mexican papers that of lady who
died ut Acsotopan at the age of lS9 yesrs.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23
VOL. 80. NO. 4.
EOD's WORLD rs WORTHY
BETTER MEN.


- sLhALb AA5sEf.
O.
Behold an idle tale they teI,
Aad who shall blame their telling III
Fhe fogues have get their cant to sch,
The world pays welifor selling it
They say the worlds desert drear--
Still plauged th Esypt's hliadnessl
That We were sent to suffer here
What by God Of kindness7
That since tbs world has goae astray,
1t NEST he So for ever;
And we should stand still ar d Obey
Its Desolaters! Never!
Well iabos for the better time,
With all our might of Press and Pen;
Believe zoe, tits truth sublime,
Gods world IS worthy bettsr men.
With paradise The world began,
Aworld OF love and gIadness:
It's beauties may be marr,d by man
With al his crime aud madness,
Yet lis brave work still. Love brings
A sunshine fer the dreary,
" itL al Saf sliltSe ANTSh acSA is.-tA wings
80 field DER hearts weary.
The sun in glory like God,
To-day climbs lp heavens bosom,
The flower upon the jemel'd sod
In sweet love lessons blossom,
AS radiant of immortal youth
And beauty, as in Eden; then
Believe me :tls noble truth,
Gods word worthy better men.
Oh! they bold, knaves ever bold,
Who say we are doomed TO anguish,
That mems in Gods own image soul'd
Like bound slaves must ianguish.
Probe Natures heart to its red core,
There's more OF good than evil;
And man down trampled mans more
Of Angel han Of Degil.
Prepare TO die? Prepare TO livel
Ne know not what is living;
And let us ior the worlds good give.
As God il ever giging;
Give Action, Thought, Love, Wealth, and
Time
Town the primal age again;
Believe me It's Irure sublime,
Gods world is worthy batter men.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23

A polite young lady recently asserted
that she lived near barn-yard, and that
it was impossible for her TO sleepin the
morning, on account Of the growing of a
gentleman hen.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23

The man who made an impression on th'
heart OF coquette has become skillfu
stone cutter.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23
KEKGaGOR NELLY.

FROM nIeELx's EorsEHoID WORDS.
J m in love with Nei2ihor Nelly.
Though l know she's only ten,
While AMI e,gia ans, forty,
And the asrr;.d-est Of mea.
IYe a wife hat weighs III double,
Nv. three daughters all with beau1,
I've : son Mia noble whiskeys,
" DO At me tIrns up hi.
T bough SquarStees and Buffer.
Yet I've sunshine in my heart;
Sti!l I'm fond OF cakes and mArbles-
Can appre ci.tc tart,
csn ire my Seighbor Nelly
Juss - though / ~ere boy,
Aud would hand her cakes and apples
From my depths Of corduroy.
She ia 4aii, aad growing taller
She ia vigorous Of limb;
(Y"u should sec her play at cricket
With her little brother JimSj
She has eyes as biae as damsons;
She has pounds Of auburn curls,
She regrets tile game OF iela frog
Is prohibited to giris!
i adore my Neighbor Nelly;
invite her into tea,
Aad let her nurse the baby,
Her delightful Ways 10 see.
Su ch a darling bud OF womIn
Yet remote from any techs
have learned from Neighoar Nelly
What the girls Do!i-iiistinct means.
O. 10 see her with the baby,
(He a4orcs her more thAnI)
How size chorGses hiS Growing,
How she bushes every eryl
How slie loves 10 pit sis dinipses
with h9r light lorcanscr dee p;
Hrw she boasts aS one in triumph,
When she gets him on 10 sleep,
We most part, my EejeIlhor Nelly,
For the Summers quickly fec.
And tic miuile-aged admircr
Must, TOO soon, suppl4nted be-.
Ut, 81 jealous rs another,
a suspi-ieEs, canker'd chura-
look rairss for the settiSg
To lie noIth, such pcr.,
! Western editor wants to knos wsesh
L.. --.....l.. a-....-.A -. ..,.,r..
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23

The attention Of transgressors is in invi-
ted 10 the following piece Of psalmody:
eve had dream tie other night,
When ali around was still
We dreamed we saw a hest Of folks
Pay up their Printers bill"
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23

Wh,ch can smell arat the quickest--tbe
man who knows the most, or the man who
has the most nose7
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23

i Western editor wants to knos waeshe r
the law recently euayted against carrying
concealed weapons kppliss to doctors vino
ssrry thair pills ia their pockets,
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23

Why are good resolutions ike faintlne
ladies2 Because taey want "carryiug-
out''
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23

The most dangerous kind of . bat that
fiss at night is the brick bat.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23

There is reason all things. Some per-
son was asked Why B stood before C! Be.
cause WIS the answer, a nan nnst y before
be can G.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23

Are the minutes relating to an afair o
honor always drawn u? by the secouds'
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23

swell, Dick, said doctor TO polite
mau, whose wife he had been Attending
show is your wifeas
ache;s dead. ! thank you."
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-01-23
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-09

~ THE ORPHANS couRg FOR TIKI, COUNTY op
Phsdelph the matter % the estate Of Jo.sph bsI
deceased-shsrs Of Hannah oway ssm.sS
Holloway Jr, Elizabeth HouSway and Gather sOfows
chdren Of samuel Holloway deceased son OF Inesss np
l0vay Sr, Diseased OF Hannah Holloway
Of Joseph Ball. deceased, Mi to joseph ssr %
sailer Elizabeth Painter sarah Painter ol sf
gaer deceased, dsugher Of Hannah Holloway
and to John Holloway Sarah Moore and Hannah HAL sm
ren OF Hannah Holloway deceased ana " nree otoes
children Of the said Hannah Hso~y aeee Asea' 1880
names unknown and 10 the legal represenatves ., any
Of the said parties Notice hereby gwen ,nst ayaenls
nave been awarded several partieboye named N me
reports Of the sud, Sled in te maerf he above e''e
that tic same remained unclaimed IN nc nAads % ne
Of ths ad Jceeph ball deceased
- dIed IN The the condrmsea % the sai
sos the aid Orphans hat position OF seth
olpway The have referred the matter OF the ssd
unclaimed dIvtds Joseph A. Clay Esq, a. suttor %
,.yor WIZ, are said uDcla ned dvifepis sat
whether t,s parties named de. .hcad he
sned Be- and Whether the said unc aimed yhienS sss
nov pa gable and 70 whom, aud whc,her with alercs -
ohsrv<se The said auditor will meet al psss meres--st
upor, matter referred g him bis csc No ss.h
Fif IN street the city Of Philadelphia, MONDAY ~ s
DIV ~ Decexnber A II. 1881 ~ O'Clock NJ csunuscs-
ions may be addressed m the me 70 the sufher a he
Office Stephen Colwe administrator Of Joseph bsu.
- North water street, 10 JAMES Paul Esq, IN the
said city attorney q, law No - South rocrth street
ocrosss is 1851 JOSEPH A. cLAr, Asti,cA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-09

DRoADwAY THEATRE
ID SPECIAL ANNOUNcEHEE MT


Id ECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
NEW AMPHirHEATRh IN REV f0kk.
The Management OF the above popwia- establishment no
respectfully submits the following brilliant programme 4
their ensuing the cdzeusof New York Tho
fullest nhdence OF meeting entire aud unqualified
prova The Broadway theatre viii be aed from the IN IN
the I'm OF December inst for the pur~e Of altering AMI re-
modelling The Interior upon the plan o. As1LEfa BOY ~
AMPHIIHEATkE, London must Re torne 10 mind thAs
the Broadsay theatre was originally d.asn.d with yiew .
combine In Que establishment the magnificent spendors the
arena The gorgeous beauties o. scenic Yny together VIII
the -everer charms o the classic drama T central ocsty
ana ample facilities Of the broadway theatre render at tins
une every respect proper field for 5reb enefprses
and WIN the energy proposed TO Il out the brotdway
of the city
II Ia intended with the aid OF the distinguished wild Animal
Trainer NJ VAN AMBgkGH and the orsasasasen 81 fun
equestrian troupe together with the Of
ana actors 81 10. nr class TO combine IN coos. eats~
tainmest all the animated wonders OF the
with the starting splcndors the
most brilliant exhibitions Of hisriori c and
The Will be presented With ects which
be produced only where action the ground
can be given simultaneously Military pieces troops u
horses asd battalionsof soldiers battle
and comhss on horseback storming Of
namcns and evoluons Of modern cavalry pageans
SESSIONS with gigantic and elias chartps
other exhibitions requiring for action rapidly
OF motion, WILL by this arrangement become easily alanA
BILE full scope author tie
dramatic spectacle scae of grandeur hitherto
uninterrupted this continent Full particulars will be duy
announced.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-09

TTAyANA. DOMESTIC AND GERMAN sEaARs ARR
III cold ruiuousy low rstes :, ny for cash
voices which a. sbeng closed out to pay cash advances
Y, CHEEKS II Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-09

THOMAS vEITCH, AuCTIoNEER.-sToRE NO; l6
Spruce sreet-Sherf7s sale of the contents of bakery
establishment &c Thursday Dec TO- 1857, at 10 O'Clock
A. No 81 Roosevelt street consisting OF axures, oil
cloth clock scales and weights stove and pipe,
Also day, nj IL O'Clock A. M AT No. 50 Division
street. tables, oil cloth, glass glass
syrup bottles together with large lot Of confec
tionery utensils and tools, &C. - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-09


II 2sNassau street will sell auction, on Wednesday and
ers a@s IL a. sscs DAY at sa
OF ns % e.. 9
Italian schools Among them will be found the best works Of
Mls .as TTssS%SSs EsSss ss%ssrss
sSoasr ostaae car der
DE Wit Smells Dlens Carpenter and many other cele-
In the gallery three days previous the sale aud TO be
John LEvIsoN, AUcTIoNEER. WILL SELL. THIS
he pro chamber ~ and saSen @
a% ,, @ 5 shs: s0
carpets mirrors oil paintings kitchen utensils china gass
Broadway Sale positive
r MACKENZIE AUCTIONRER-wILL SELL THIS
g. day. At o O'Clock At a9 Hudson street. all the furn
general also furniture and other goods
advances No reserve.
T .ARGR SALE OF NEW AND SECOND HAND FUR
NJ DOUGHTY, Aucioneer
wan sell % morrow THURSDAY .. loh oclock at the sales
rsnS hand q &
stegere gsss backs marble centre pier and sofa tables
Wilton and Brussels carpets rosewood pianoorte teea
Bsdroom fanare.Rosewood and mahogany Ellzabehan,
secretary bureaus washssnds toilet sets &c the whole
forming of the best Assessments Of furniture offered at
auction this season. Goods now on exhibition. Caa
ognes morning of sae Goods be packed shipped
DETER PARKS, AUcrIoNEER; BY " $. INGRA.
i HAM.-This day at 10H O'Clock, at the saesroom
1874 William street. Frankfort large assortment of
household furniture removed for sale Also by virtue of
execution stock of black walnut furniture In the wood
Terms cash, in city funds.
PHmLP B. WILKINS, AycTIoNEER; TMASpsoME
sell at auction Thursday December 10 1857 0a O'Clock
at their saesroom, No Pine street. Broadway,
sormen Of rosewood and mahogany paror and
bedroom furniture removed for Of sale consist
ing of the usual assortment Sofas CHAIRS book oak
eegeres pier glasses pier and centre tables marble tops
bedeads Wristbands carpets oil cloths &c Catalogues at
the saesroom on the morning of sale.
DAwNBROKER'S SALE-THIs DAY AT IL O'CLOCK
i at MORTIMORE'S, No East Broadway, large as.
sortmen of unredeemed pledges consisting Of mems and
womens wearing apparel beds and bedding and all other
goods suitable to the By order Of d. G. FURGUSON
4 CO.. ia Varck street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-09
WATCHES, JEwELRY, 80,

CoID WATCH WANTED ANY PERSON HAVING a
NJ first rate gentemans gold watch IN pawn may hnd
PARTY who will take II UP aud fair price Tor by ad
dressing Howard Herald office, stating where
terview be had, for three days.
TvwFJRv AND DIAMONDS FOR Ty PER CENT TItss
sD han sost--Ious Anrch, jewelry establishment as
Broaiway, doors above Amy street N now selling his
sa~n of ewsry diamonds watches Sc, nj W ess
thar cost wishing 10 buy presents r the holidays
will md greatly sber advantages By ceiisg ~ LOUIS
ANRICH's, 6s5 Broadway.
UEwrrRy -ss0 TO 500 WORTH wASTyD-GEvurNE
81 or maionin exchange for Rochelle brandy Address
N r., box STA Post Office.
" NARD gold and silver reiner and assayer ~ Fulton
street spanish coins Of All nations pure based Gold and s
yer and coarse metals melted and assayed Fine silver from
mint wanted, =, office - Fulton street A. BARNARD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-09

TIAKnMARE AUCTION NOTTCE-JNO. w. VAN Ant
IL WEhf VIII sell, on Thursday, ut 10 O'Clock At NO ZIG
Pearl street IN addition 70 the usual assortment Of hardware
&c. packages American hardware, damaged NJ The late
Ore IN Liberty street also good order for account Of
whom may concern part % stock of saesnle
builders hardware also ~ packages American hardware
and hey goods by order Of the assignee es
assorted mostly large sizes 50 dosen spring cut
Iery four cases guns and pistols y straps sleigh BELLS &C.
Av. For particulars see Courier aid Enquirer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-09

L,fRsT CLASS COUNTRY RESIDENCES WANTED
Within 80 miles OF the city Of the railroads Pay
ment be made In seiected western lands and good sec
Ties. Address Country Residence, Herald once,