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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-26
sPECiALRATyS.

Furniture and Carriages boxed and other gh articles
not enumerated; also, Cs'boys Of 4cfis. or other
Chemlcals, VIII De charged bv actual weight &, bat 1t
double Fist Glass Rates, per leo 60 >
Have every package plainly mari e+ with rar1e 81 con
signce desnGti arc deFo q ttivery AtteuCB to I'll
matter prevents delays aad losses and uurcs speedy de
livery.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-26

FOR THROUGH TICKETS,
And Authorization, please apply at the Offices No Burnet
House, second door West Of Vine street. No III
House Building and old Office, Southeast corner Of Broad
way and Front street. opposite Spencer House. the
Eastern little MAINLY Depot, East Front treet.
Obfce hours frops ~ a. n, until ~ p n
P. W. sTRADER, Gen TAKt.
TIIF OMNIBUS LINE
Calls for Passengers az al he principal hotels for each and
every train. By leaving directions ether Of the above
oees will call for passengers In AL parts Of The city with
out fail. lmay2Tl H. b. RUGGLEs, Condactor
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-26
CHARLES HEIDSICK CHAMPAGNE.

E'HE rapid sale with which my last importation Of this
i article met, has induced to order a supply,
which arrived this day. being SUPERIOR to any lot
ever yet offered recommend it to the trade well as
for family use B. /. SIMPSON,
nov1O-tf BF. Shields Com House, AZ Public Square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-20

The C0ksAGE.
rNs vrs n,sh 70 ,ss throat ccsed In front and tss
.sssd win fancy buttons 70 sul tho color Of the dress
or NE tssss Of The may be entirely plain or
asbsed win brstecs bcrthes, which are arranged Ia
nsay various styles and an 20 equally claiming oar ID.
unsncn thai requires CREST Judgment 70 decide be.
tween ssn s o,ss scs o ~ sSoassrs s"s
iAsa asscssdhg gradually 70 point o. the back Sc
ven ssoouing arrange msst So also IL another style,
vh. ,c.s rcSsa.s csps on NE ,noa,Ssr .'o, sss
srchsf coming down aim ~ to the wais fro,ts od
bsnk, and uimmed with fringe or lsoe thee MODES
vii so Of oourse be suitable TOR ngns summer dresses
ssus ssy the present season are most desirable.
SLEEVES.
wshave variety enough In This part Of ths Dress but
-,otb,ss peculiarly or striking, ho~sver We ar,
compensated for the absence OF any novelty BY this beau
y OF our old iayorites. Among them we retain the
puneA sleeve one style consisting Of siasle pun aud
deep fr coming below the ebov smother and SIN more
f6ti~pst variety formed Of two pulls aud e richly
u'mmed with fringe acs Anotner very Putty sleeve
formed Of two fris the lover one considerably fuller
thns The upper one. ms presume, VII % most pc.
trmnrg-a very desirable obeoin our present style
hee W suh palmer tases, have tos sleeve oosed
ne vr with the gauntlet ora which viii De superseded
advances.
BALL DRESSES.
We have seer one Of ths preesi ball dresses that the
most correct taste could select n 10 made Of sn roth
white cvspe win three noupces over econ noupce
wreath o. blue fcrsetme-nos The corssse is log sud
ronted the berthe h formed BY pumpss Of Grape over.
ad Win forget me- aoss and Che slseve formed Of two
yum and s..d round vh,cs .he forget cluster,
erUsAs@ sNrfe bunch.s q FORGET ana bspdesu
pr>ss. MORE antique almost TOO heavy ror psl
'srss~, y" w have seen one Intended for married
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-20
Bosri OF Alderman.
The President John Carey, E,a ir the chair.

nlrsIslrlb fualic oIocks
Alderman ADAMS offered Q rcsolutorI calling upon M.
Thompson TO have tho public clocks, already ordered 70
be put up iunus,ed, that tho us may be known ..
ughi No well - by day. Adopted.
IBE IAHrIsG o. IBs BaArs.
Afermar srfsss offered resolution calling for the np
po,nimen or spec's, committee for the purpose or In
qurrg into and repairing the subject Of airing the
soupd bo,ts 10 land Grand sree. 10 Consequence
OF The OF the low section Of ths rvur ssd
me North river a,amers 10 land above CAaa street
Adoptd.
Affiliations IN PAtR-yNnc1G TO m nciuDtD.
Alderman wiscN tnered rtsoiauon directns the
Ala set Comus,srer - The rees from inst poe
the Paris y'ps within tue Emo Of the rnas OF the
Gty He'll and tie sss plot enclosures, AID Also 10 sos
bacR the sas lamps line with the grscs poss, IN or
DIR the open space In crt OF toe City Hal free
ard unobsu uoied military and civic reviews keier
red 10 Committee Land and aces
rciolutior from NC G. uncilnen that The Mayor De
requested TO detail police 10 TIE Park 70 prevent
all horses and vchic from passing through the same
from Proairsy Chatham street except In charge OF
pertots no have boaE 10 uapsa,t al the CITY Hail
Adopted .
several reports pagers from ,ne Board OF Council
men ucro reee we'd ana referred
Adjourned 10 Monday Of 1ve O'Clock.
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Coroncrs' Office.

st1cnx NJ T,KNo AnsnIc -Oororer Hills held an In
quest yesterday a. No Ia Rssao ilreei upon The boiJ
Of woman named Ers Tyler, who dIea from the ELECTS
Of dose Of arsenic, administered by her o-n handn or
Ire purpose OF committing suicide. The Geosssed, ap
pearod lived with . German named George NAY, q, the
Above pace, an . domestic She Vas yerY ntemperaio
woman; and on Wednesday night, while abe vas 10 .
OF noxcs she procee ted 70 the drus sto,o OF
Fcrier bsch. rrissemsn n % Nos 10 and 10 HUDSON
street purchased three cents worth Of arsenic FOR
the pufpcsc, che said o. killing rsm 1owards no
cose the evening sgalaed Der Intention OF commit
tIre suicde and u oc ok she vas found sun riog
severely IRON IRE effects Of TIE deadly pos n. she GOO
tinred in great pair until o'clock yessrey morning..
chen sbe died No cssse could be assigned for toe con
nIshs Of the rssh act ereept, perhaps, muns ee
Ioasess Of spirts brought about BY o OF disspaton
fy We,.is made post morteu examtnsun0 On me nhy,
ana found evident traces Of svsenio the stomach. ne
save IT :: =. spineY ssss DEAN ~ eS's'a =! M1s =
UDssth by suicide by taxing arsenic" The deoessei
csc 7s yesrs OF ste, and native Of Ssgssd
ru, LArp plrH BY srrrwrD viotssu coroner HID
h.,d On INQUEST yeser5aS, n No los water ss,ees upon
she body Of the man Thomas Hsyes VINO died, - vas
supposed from the effects Of kick in the abdomen 70
eeyed a. the hands Of mos Council From the evidence
e,c,s,a before The Cofsser "a not appear that decs
cd had received any Djufy I'll ct the hsr Dc Of tho &C
cu,ed bu, on the contrary that ~ he'd sied Ron nsu
~ cause. 1 acute pcsitonmh. Dr. baNe, OF no ~,
Grand street, ssposed that he Ae>snded sn IN
uat he died from acSse peritcSsb rom perrorsucs
the oclen, produced by natural causes Ine W., TO
81 Verde, in scccrdapoe with tbe above fscss Uosc
pes His then discharged Conpe IRON oil fur oes aue1d
ssse the matter and regretted tsat he bed S-es oe
tanned the station house upon 20 serious chara Sne
there Vas no foundation Whatever for such process
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The Recent Sickness In washington.

The Recent Sickness In washington.
In addition to other victims from tho poison of some
kind nbbed In washu yson, iea,, ,aas George Gif.
ford, Esq., lawyer Of this CITY, Ia very III from the same
He states that he taken within few hours
after having drank freely Of tho water.
Amcps othcr spnerers.s Peter Cooper, Esq, Who how
ever, IL gradually recovering from the osCts Of the dis
osGe he states tina. sheYe ovor hundred
cupants OF The hotel ~ tho time he attacked and
hat OH or nearly all were seised With Illness within
twenty four hours Ee noticed that In as main hall
offensive smell existed, which tina only popularity
that attracted his attention Tho attack commenced win
distress of The stomesh, and vomiting, accom-
panied with followed hy = severe and debuitaHpg
o,arrhaA Az times tao discharges 70 frequen: ~
50 occur several times In An hour and were Frequently
s,tence Cd with revere tsnes mus.
Mr. Cyrus w. Field also nuffed ncvefeiy with tue
disease ard although enfeoole1 By tho severe purgng
bs ahionen retained aoosnai fuinoes and tension M
Cooper stated that of his sclnaiztances had died
nom the etIact. Of the diDea<e.
An M. Field requir' proper rest, his physicians
thought sea voyage wonid prove slivAntag him
Hencs Q sailed In the Persia We believe Mr. Wilson
g. hunt with rai other citisenE t New York.
sufferers TO greater or Isss extent
what tie nature Of the poison which afflicted 20
large number OF people In ssen BRIEF period OF
time
foul ar other tho symptoms wsud not have been OF
suoh sudden unifo developeuent Ia such variety
kird introduced at the hateI, either BY acc!
dent design From oil the symptom OF she o.,
hesitate to ononnoe than 10 be Of an srsoucs oharso
TEL auoh would 10 kelg 10 be produ ssd % the &C
Of srtene taken 10 certain sxient into tie
Let the spothecaries In Washington he Examined, 10
know whether they have sold poison for saln d tartar or
e'ter substances 70 the hotel employees ana let ooniec
iopers, bakers AID milkmen be examined. hte msJ
Though no. a. uAls season p,ebse.sl % ssaasre "a
. POISONOUS by the food Of cattle The sod,msea OF
~e sus1 "a Il no hands OF se
wsshinst on authorities Inc moss shasoaee nvseoeauoa
Inc Newark nasy Aarrtir Of tAs Ism i.saans
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-20
The New Cisy Hall.

The S2s sAl Com nittee ss the Board OF Aldermen -
pointed The Mayors message, NE. In No City Han,
A7F r., yesterday. Aldermen wiison Adams, 8iuuA.
Counsr and Overs. composed the oomuii,ss rss
chairman (AIdermas wilso.) read thss popeon Of ~
Mayors mersAse relating 70 the now City Hail, WHOA
the OF the present C Hall for oossts
SO, and the bodirg OF rev ono on Nsdpcu square.
Aidermsn Brrsr rn In favor Of building the new o.
Fall on Chambers street. twenty I'VE feet from BroeA
would guarantee to build Il Ia siI msaiSs =
. moderate expense. was buiH on nod
COO .ausIss ,h- Sosn .,vs , 70 be sr..s
The Paik 70 $500 eds'e The As coarss hsads Of be-
Tssns, 40 sheI more mssnilcen. srao.ure was 70
Aldermen ipANssue OWNS thought that ,hs nrss .xng
r ve deoited Vas the osnt. for VI. Giy halt Toe laS
YER vas IN favor . n,vns on Asdisoa ausre and Hss
Alderman RuSr ibousst ore should be buIE dowu
towI Cor me accom- mcdson Of business before one ~as
Alsermsn OWNS considered that CITY Hail should 10
built on Nsesss sesase Tor the legislative depart meas -
the city, and leave the present ono Tor tho conr,s
Alderman Biuhr ssid NO dif not ncod legislative ha9
Immediately 80 are well provided with one, bu, tka1
we need pace or the courts, and thereiorr psaAn
building Chsmben street shoud be erected inmedssse
y lie oopsiderea thai there should DO special bsil1
ing for tho oous. so that In gong from one court TO s1o
her ptIson would moi bAve 70 leave Inc building ne
sysx OF renting houses Tor courts very objectionable.
Alderman wnsos conridored that Broofyn, Jersey
Cny So are part Of New York city, a. ihoir roalaeos a.
business here ard hat greater accommodation would Be
sGordtd The soriiy OF bus,ns b. having he
u,y Hsp 10 the Park, ~ the centre OF bnsness thsee
He ~as In favor OF bsvrg built immediately for Ne
accom- mediation Of present pressing business.
Alderman Cou1rsR vas In favor Of having The new OY
AIDE man wrtsos ~ss opp,ssd having the h
place and The legislative department In another rss
and heads OF departments should DO In shs same
building.
was built on Madison square for eli The depsrmesu -
courts, tbs general government could e her have ~
preseBt build structure on The PARK for e
r...t,.. -.-n ta s.xc~ h.nx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-20
Naval Intelligence.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

WARRINGTON, March IL, 1881.
viii you not obnss many New Workers. By suggesting,
through Jour columns that Of tho I've steam sicops
ordered by Congress II Ne last session, be named asr
our noble river, Mohawk
have heard that there exists law or rssoiution OF
Congress- passed many years since which requires that
line of battle ships be named afev Staten, sstes AFTER
rivers and soops amer towns noted FOR battles, Ne bat
steamers boon add 10 naval force since the
paasage OF that law exception should be made In
ac, would 70, he well 70 name an our stss msrs amor
Indian tribesi MANI.
The United States iyisaie Msrrmac, Captain Pesdsr-
ersst, from Bssbadoes, 81 homss, aud lest from s.
Croix arrived In Hsmpson Roads on sus day morning.
Purser McHlsr, Of the MerYimsc, died While 81 the
Islands from disease OF the heart. The rsmslsnG on.
GERS OF the hesr,mas all veil. Beuseasns Msary, Of
the Merrimao, has proceeded 70 Washington win des-
patches.
Commander willIam kcBlsr has been ordered 70 ths
ommspd Of the United States ship Dale Orders have
been received 70 a. her out mmsdassy for The coast o.
Africa.
me UpIsed States ship Hometown the flag ship Of the
African squadron has been ordered home.
Captain Thomas A. Couovev expected W take charge
OF Me United States steam sse Powhssan, sos under
rons repairs this yard hts hss snip " the African
squsdron, --Norfcu Herald, March ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-20
The Front street Arson Case.
r,sprcrupNr or nICUAFf wOaAN. 81.

n win be recollecsed that nlchasl wsssn, IT,, v1
charged with -icuy arios, on the Of Fsorusry, the
warehouse OF william v. Beams No aIt Front street
lust v wood required bosds Of "a 900 fcy worss. sp
pcaysuss 20 ars~er the complains. The eraad Jury,
In session. hsve found bill OF indict nens iof s,n
sssirss wosss aud he vas arrested Tsesdsy bench
warrant ano conveyed before Judge Russe In the We
of sceS,sns 10 pie ad ~ The indictment He pleaded nov
ssesd In trial Brooklyn, aad he could mot say vhc.
no would be ready Cor trial. Mr.. sedswisk, Asrssans
rsvrs Attorney roves fn- pcreAss 81 ball. and me
a. arso tnn sun at a. occ The reurIrS surety rot
bel, court, she as,saaaa. 20 oosni,sst 70 a~sa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-20
Meeting Of Journey men Carpenters.

Meeting of Journey men Carpenters
An adjourned meeting Of The journeymen oArpsnsass
held "a Convention Hail. Wooster street, Last evening.
rnerc we're II leas. hundred persons prsst-s nssn
larger attendance than 81 the previous meeting Ana -
ips nccual stiemp, 70 have reconsideration d Ne -
ZION 70 have reports from The an rent shops ~ ~
,aiss Of v,gs present. being paid, The President pre
eeeded 70 call over the Hat
mere vss unh bsokwaSdnsn svinoed IN givng In ~
reports those represensps the snsi'e! eheps no eAsns
YES 81 per day 10 summer, and 81 SIX In vinsee; -
Avsriat No,tins hours being more 10 summer than -
winter From the foe reports whiss ~srs gives ~.
s.,d ,s hsmssr ., .A, s s' :ss,s s', ,.e,sss
ve~ pa mf nom 81 SIN 70 81 rs The resreseess1vss
OF 10 nber OF shops sss,ed thai the majority ss'S~
-ojo psy 81 their shops would do the sAms
Mr. CHaprr vAfssuxs made very sesnss , -
seso spssrb prspe every man worth ,be fste densse
10 icsist upcn receiving u, sod reln'e 1850, ~.
The following re- ouiiun vss then sdop'eo-
Resolved lhst we contend The present. e., =
nore Of he q money BY The pc!s.sss
oopupusiee @ hfh ma - Witch our remuneration e "
70 ,ssars pace ws therefore feel imeeled By nscss-
ss s.secaey cole. be emvc1s o. - NE S sssce g -
words Of Mon feses s. her ycc,ls. No., s, rsac
ssp sr.sss hen :. so oSs sns ~
are 10 M be b Ano,t onJ re.cred 70 IN dow nrodss
eoupires 70 vhcs e NE Of shdrawins our labor
co.. "s.e rss vii vet ccuply and wsrs - M
.dvsnese SSy Gee Or car .st PROPOSE .
poy whoever =. eve smother Information sne a.
vice of cfk car ~. ,,, ws,rs srs f.-
Enpost o. 49, We aye well swsre thai all wcss
~ are nc. eapshie 10 recelve he sifheS ss ~
ss rsss"sS 'ys s.s., se %S. & ii
en- eye win 'cce,e 70 ant p.y =. shs.r Sssn Zoe
o.,p ,he case ess ihsr evs~vs s.s~sc
We ca nj Of bus Mold Apsanouni 70 . tsniAA
ccrscuon r~ shsu aiken and Ne aeetpg si,oar,ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-20

embraced by this acton, against John Dean 1T nppesrny
ehiihAcoriy 10 by the affidavit of john e. Boxer
plninn and app cent that sufficient grounds for order
injunction exist do hereby order strcv
join the defendut John Dean hts counsel svrnes assrs
anc all others ac'ing aid Of him
and they ard each OF them do absolutely desist
from corresponding with contrs ling interfering with
taking attempting TO take, causing 10 be- taken the
custody OF the plaintiff aud applicant
from the custody OF his WIFE, any msnber
his family, bis daughter the above Msranne
the further order OF this court. Henry e. DAVIES.
March IA, 1867
TO the apove statements John Dean gives q rnost un-
qualified densi and has Instructed bis counsel rsfuo
them
Al Is,e bour list evening ur. Chss Edwards, ooun
Sci for M Boxer. ard Mr. Chas Sposoer, accompanied
BY his CLIENT John Dean, walked Judge Davies al his
erivate residence Ia Clinton place Some conversation
ensued nothing occurred TO disturb the previous
der Of the Jatge and tho matter roaanB In abeysnce
until Monday 81 O'Clock.
We IN tepstsnd that Mss Bakey who yet has not
Seen subjected oocss 70 the vulgsr gsas q public
ouyiosy Is very lady Ike and fngie creatart ,tebout
MY years age She loves John, and u niost
Srventy reoprocates nor sec,ou Soc Ia s p5osen re-
suing with her taner nj the house OF Mr. Fon k near
alive, In West twenty secpna street Che u not re-
aned OF her liberty and she asserts thai 'se marriage
has not been unrnaied Thus the Dean and Boxer
ard the humble ooaohsn pentar, Who
n,isht have lived and Died In other capscy uuhonor
ed and upsuns IN likely TO prove lion u romance 10
tho Sity OF New York ard send his down 10 our
iaw Doeks, either martyr TO the god Cupid, most
dar Dg and slCcessiul lover.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-20
The Transit Route.

70 Ccprprrs vArpssmr, Exo.
sp-rresumirg that ycu may be engaged in prepsr'
rs 10 the questions propousded 70 You snort
time scc beg leave. before you complete ycur isbors
10 ,tk ron more question, and that 70 tns:--
Hss not NJ. spencer, jour agent In Nicarstus wlo
let " operated With the Cossa Rissns tbe se'zes
Of itesmhcah, &C. drawn you for stofoo-tne pay
ncrt OF whieb you Refused, and les 20 70 prntesa
b. answering the above, IN addition 70 tne nrmer
s''''' Wv A srccyuorDrg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-20

n>fcre N Jntse - sviss
Mavru ~ -A~anda Old't - Aver clvs. -Jads-
mens OF divorce granted,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-02
Winters Work.

Farmer what are yo1 dong th''c cold
llvs. when yuu DO not venture from home
Your ~, b. ..Gir bl.slDg' and your ''ve'''
rrrt,' i. warm. You l,,c gathered YOUR
rt-,.,.. ana arg nov sntyus ,hc crown
.r- .r ,sur saumer ,at v,yb a iair return.
with o., dlm,,u, animal, sou krgp. Al.
ilg-- a5r @. he caryI iur and fei, aud your
wars ,ulIly Of fuel TO Dr. procured and
ft,rl Tor us-. lelnrc tIs Trguru 90 syI time.
Have ,pu rrl,tlrJ warm ahu,i.s lDr ynur
animals. AMI l, yuH book after thgir c'm-
arta your uvuf Ar they Supplied with
au aruullu-, og -,ol, naari.h,rc and
wholesome C-I' p1ynu trat ihem AioA-
lv...1 t.4t ihgy 80, EHk ur o. yu1 With
rt....r,.a,t...r bsrrlrt1y' li 30, 90 BE-
NIL WrIa,, O, --, tlc animals follow u',
.rfll.. r, in Oh, C,,e without lr'r. auI
.r.-...r us vlsr thr ,,iI.ut cyrstttI'n,
rsit.ry .aa,l 81, sar.-'el, aui ra.,ri n.
.- tlry D., u., 90 something s'ol 60 eat.
T.... arr th, '.,aut tr.r-, 90 winter.
H.t tf.r. B.. uu,l l-.,ar. time. tg-e on..
DAYS. when y.l dluo, 8, iut, ,b, wo'l,,
aaI t.r.. lu. c,,u,uE,,-vhat are ynu a'.
lr. t.a9 Az. you reading, and thanking
anr4, yaar Tr.l-,ian. auI accommodating
.ruul-I--. O., t.Ir 500 tIr taor. sagg. ss.u..
lstlcar-y 900 you, ha..u.,' o." eu.u'rs
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-02

P,gr OBJ IuE "Suru" F,uiLr AZ Tur 81.
Nlcuot,s. \ trw week, ago part Of the
respectable and select family Of Smiths,
from sp-.ll.,own, S.al Of Connecticut,
samo to ,hc city ani pat uPat ths - Mich.
olaa
They arrived by the evening train. AMI
entered tie hotel just a. tho guest, were
c1min, from ,hcdinn1r t,bl,, and were prom
cnaIins tho elegant and brilliant sJlpou'.
The family consisted Of go OLD Mr, smith
"A nice, glIi.nAtur.d. "cl,ye" 90 rlulof
hIy.a,c, har only son, Harvey, a bi;. oyer-
grown, hou,,,.Giccd country Ial Of twenty
and tw, gus, or dtushicrs, NJ sirt'suor
eisa,.n.
Aocr the frt auuy AMI excitement Of
arrival had pa~,d od, the eatiro smitl, par.
iy were shown to IN, ten.room, whcr' tho
superb plate, tho exquisite cut slas, and
deIira,sly painted china, quito Lowillc
them.
81, being s,l'-l, ,hs waiter p-'1'nt, him.
.-lr Tea, hIigs2" Tho oh aly l,pkoi
upat him through h-r silycs spscAcI.s--
"Wal, cl,,, will"
"Ggscu Or black isa, maam?'
Black ts, very weak, answered tho
good old lady,, " and--wal, yc' very weak"
lni 'hc sighed.
The tcl was brought and the waiter al.
dol, "Sasar, ladies'" Tho old laly now
became confidential. The waiter was T.,
civil and 'cleycr" not 10 De hmrIAril7l a.
once ~ laying her hand on h., arm, aud
pushing hgr specs upon her n1'', sie said,
sugar, wal guess I will. y SEQ, wait.
~, Ilarcy-hc like, it m tho g,i---;h-y
Ike it In aud q, llr me-Wai, ID about
as lic,c have IL in's aput, or aout's TO-.
Tho Oh Lads brought down the l.'le.
y. y. I've. Pct.
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trembling limls; see his painting Of the
luur. ak Why he !. - uneasy. and cannot
stand still, ur tgics 10 tcst on the ground.
IL j. cruel. cruel. But-thc 'pcctainrs have
h,cn delighted with this cruelty, and glJatcl
over the lurharty. and the owner has Won
the premium ul ten or twenty dollars, or
tho wager. however grcat or small, fur all
this harbarity. Glad was tn Rad the dec
hmtiun'o Of Mr.. Wilder, ,he President Of The
hrLrous Boston Assertion, that tho last
exhibition had polahly been made of thi'
Kind. by tha, Association.
Another ohyc,i5a Is, that many other
harbarou, and clrrupi.ng Amusement. ar
iast a. appropriate far farmers festival.
some or thc,c have quite as close relation
% d., ohvc,, OF an Agricultural A,''cil-
tiaa. The mention OF boxing, gambling in
n,msruu, common viys, cnek.frhtins, 'ui
bull fighting, will D, enough, without refer
cuco &, some polite nmus.mcuts which
should have no place in ,hc farmers holi-
dlv. Mu.t Of thc,c objections apply WITH
rr.atcr prcc to f.nts Of aly.hor~manship
on tho, occasions. Beside, there is t''
great a departure tom the Tr'Irlriy and
drcurum and ntolr.'y hy winch oar wives
and laurNt,rs should %, distinguished. lFi
..,, T.,..f. T.f.r.l. Ls.r tHrusal,r, ircr from