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n. II. sOLOMONsON.

PRAcTIcAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
scps the largest Of the most approved kinds Of
PEcTACLES. Anhis glasses whether FOR near OF far
ghied ground under his inspection, by machine
yof construction, with the greatest care, SO as TO
the eyes al cases curing Weakness D-ErHfss or
Isausafioa 0 fas Eyes and imparting strength Tor ohe
reading OF fine sewing.
u n H. SOlomonson would here inform the public
that he employs any IA the sale OF lenses
y Also, splendid assortment Of spy GLASSES Nj
CROSCoPES, COMPASSES, &c, key; on hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES
Inserted without pain, as perfect IS natural
~Omoes 5 Superior street ,unler the American Hotel
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ZEE. RUFFISl's Fall stock Of Hats and Caps
has arrived. Itembraees the newest fashions
and all styles, and of course viii be sold at lower
prices than ever. All work in the line of Furs
can be done promptly at his establishment, as he
has had great experience in Europe and this
country. He Is now engaged in manufacturing
for the winter trade sepf
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EXCITEMENT.

OHATHAAi " - Oct- ..
The greatest excitement exists here in eonse-
quence Of legal proceedings for riot against holy
Of negroes, for surrounding train OF cars on the
Great Western Railway and forcibly taking there
from negro servant belonging to Mr.. MerWin,
planter from ST. Louis. Ten or twelve Of the n
oters have been bound over 10 be tried al the next
AssiZes
The boy was taken of against his mot urgent
entreates and is kept here prisoner BY the ne
grOes.
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BURNED.

DAYTON, Oct >.
AT o'clock this morning the stable Of Daniel
Ladew. in this city, was destroyed by fire, and four
valuable horses were burned to death. The FIRE is
supposed to be the work of Of an incendiary.
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FROM NEW YORK.

FROM NEW YORK.
NEW YoRE, Oct. 5.
The steamship Moses Taylor did not sail TO day
owing to q slight accident to her machinery.
The ST. Louis takes the California mails and pas
sengers on Thursday.
The name Of the girl rescued from the Austria is
SOphy FOURIER
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= a young man desirOus of board with
pleasant single room, located on one of the best
streets in the city, and in pleasant neighbOr-
hood, can hear of such chance by addressing
Y T. F at this office.
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Il Three Silver Medals, Two Diplomas
and Fifteen dollars, were awarded to J. F. Ryder
for the best Photographs, Of various styles, on
exhibition al the State Fair at Sandusky just
closed Sept. 2Odlm 2Ol-
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DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
Prepared by Cornelius l.. Cheeseman, NJ. ID D.,
yrgu rFTU

prepared ny COEnellus L.. ChceSeman, M. ID !,
NEW YORK CITY.
The combination Ingredients IN these Pills are the
suit Of long 4nd extensive practice They are mild
heir operation, and oeTsiu II correcting ali Irregularities
Painful Menstruaons removing all distractions whether
from cold Otherwise headache, pain the side papia
OF the heart. whites all Affections stericS
fatigue pam the back limbs &c disturbed sleep
which arise from Interruption OF nnture.
TO MARRIED LADIES,
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills invaluable as they will bring on
the monthly Perild with regularity Ladies vhohave
disappointed in the oher Pills place the umos
confidence 10 Dr. Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they rep
resent TO do.
NOTICE
There Condition fhs fsHals system - isch The
Pals eclHof Be taken Uiti0sf producing PECULIAR RE-
suit Ths coalition referred 10 is PREGNANCT-fhs
result MISCARRIAGE SucA n, irresisfa5le feadeney
Of fAs medicine 10 restore fs se-al yzacfi0ns 70
eoaaon that the repTOdHere Do0er Q Hatars
Tesisf
Warranted purely vegetable, aud free from anything
jurous. Explicit directions which should read accom-
paHy each box Price ST. Sent by enclosing 81
Dr. CORNELIUS L. CHEEsEHAS, Box 455l, Post Office,
New York City.
SOLD By ONE DRUGGIST IN EVERY TOWN N THE
UNITED STATES.
R B. HUrCHINGS,
General Agent for the United States,
les Chambers-St New York
To EA0z all tslOLesale orders should Be caarsssed.
~ =r M, E-
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Bankers.
j. Herdman & Co.

Oe 4ACA uAAAGAEA - SOe9
IL Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN
ID Foreign and Domestic EKelanEe Unrurreut Money,
Specie and Land Warrants. Collections throughout the
Drss and Bills of Erchangs 0n Great britain, Ire land
France and Germany We direct In suns to suit, al
Sight and 60 days the following Banks and Branches
ENGLAND.
Iondt n-Messrs- Prescott GrOte. Case Co. Bankers.
liverpOol-J- Banned 4 CO Bankers.
ManchrStsr-AfesSrs. Cunliffe. Brooks Co, BanksTs
Nafi0aal Provincial Banks England and Branches thro
out England and Wales.
Birmingham Banking Co
Yorkshire District Bank and Branches.
Lancaster Bsnking Co. and Branches
IRELAND.
National Bank of Ireland
Provincial Bank Of Ireland.
And all their Branches in aIlhe principal cities and
SCOTLAND.
Dundee Commercial Banning Co
Greenock Banking Co. in q iasyOw and Greenock,
National Bank OF Scotland and Branches,
We also furnish Draf for any amount payable in the
princl pal Cities OF the Confinent OF Europe
PASSAGE Bf STEAMER. or Sailing Packet Shius toor
from New York Breat Britain and Ireland, Frzace md
Germany, can be s cured Al the lowest rates.
E0r further Particulars apply 10
seps J. HERDMAN 4 Co. above
II L WHiTaAN- \. n. srANDART. W sTANDART
WHITMAN, STANDARD & CO.
w Bankers and Lealsrs in Foreign and Domestic FL
dou will furnish Drafts for any amount payable at all
the principal points England Ireland Scotland, France
and Germany. COlectous made all accessible points
hraushOut the Uuit ID States snd Canadas. mhs-lv
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NEW YoRK, Oct. 5.

NEW YoRE, Oct. 5.
fire broke out in stable in West 35th Street
and soon destroyed it, the flames then cOmmuni-
Gated to five frame buildings adjoining, all Of which
were destroyed Loss estimated at about IS 600,
insured for 5000 the fire was supposed to have
been caused by child playing with matches
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCT. 9, Is5s.i
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Cleveland Medical College.
Notice TO ContractOrs-C. d. Bishop
Trad Kelly, Esq-In1ependent Candidats for CouErsss
Chas- A Read Co.-Spanish Al Mexican Quarters
Wantsd-A Home by Widow Lady and Daughter.
chamferlsin, Crawford & Co.-Fsr Chicago, sc.
E. IL W ickerman-ROw Boat for Sale
Working Mems Union-Speeial Meeting
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Indigestion, Liver Complaints, andI
their Cure.

HoLLowAY's PILLS quickly remove obnoxious mat
ter run the blood, and hOroushly cleanse
the system These Pills certain remedy for diseases
Of the stom1ch and BJwels Sod the manufactures
Nc. 50 Maiden Lane, New York and No Strand
don and BY al Druggists st 3 cts s2 cts and SlO per
box ssuy- p9o
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WIGS =! WIGS -! 7! WIGS

BACHELORS WIGS AND TOUPEES surpass all
They are elegant, Lshd. easy and durable.
Fitting to chaTm-no tanning up behnd-no shrinking
the head indeed this the only Establishment hers
these things properly unders o, d and made
Z33 Broadway, New York.
ap22dSw6m2ll W. FIsKE. Cleveland. Ohio. Agent.
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
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THE CABLE.
FIRE

Trinity BAY, Oct 5.
Nothing was done with Yalentia yesterday ant
the electncalindications continue without change
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!. CREATE kagtA Of ffTiag - tis EIme-slzsicase
Gsa space bsrsea the sfriusE the saHaesizr5 eaas.
, Tie HiaHasr Of Eiegpilg lsVrafiOa Of tie string.
l. The ssrHness Of tie Fi5rafioz Of string
5, Tsqzaiay Of fisfOHe.
6 Tie streHgfl Of Ffriag
:. The great lgfi Of tskies he lais Ia %
Thst the public sndjqdSs for themselves whether
~ s yss o. pianos or rather ne q y .yls which rejects
shn 1eps ne aoetrne tnst We are living IN an a9s IN
Pror and that none but old ogs viii deny that twice
ssaa our and that l0o lbs weigh twice much - any
vii Illustrate the phiosophyO Of the two kinds Of insru
ments and leave the reader draw his conclusions
!, The Hallet, Daris d Co. Pianos haue a greater
length Of string than those Of any other make "a
he same sized case.
The truth Of this may be glance
ton lsee diAgrsml while those that bent necessarily have
~ ~ otsro. ~. . iS - - s - iJ
IL twain before could be drawn up within octave
known that the reason sixoeave plano does not
possess the aad dti @ oAeof sevenetAve pianois
octave Ballet Davis Co piano is enabled % send Oui
make.
9, The Hallef, Ddvis & Co. Pianos hare a gider
space betIreen The strings than hoss Of any other
make
The truth Of this statement is equally plain from he fact
that straight string occupies space than simply IL.
suits while bent string requires in addition (see dagrEm
suI IS tie bent Ds ar r.s,sI w . eioss hsr hat
they often hit another and haTs while the perform
straight strings much that they vbras freely
never clash against one another.
3, The manner Of stopping tie vibration.
The vibration Of the string in n pianos. commence. asrs
The tone the best violin in the world can be runed by
substituting bridge; thus proving that the Of
string is materially affected By tie in which the vibration
stopped with Lite horizontal retS oeopper bell metal ses
diagram n giving @ the string soi. fGl msoS .ls t2g
oH Pls lsee diagram 81 giving thin irony, saSuea Tone
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MATRIMONIAL.

To THE LADIES or THE UNITED STATES
Il has been my god fortune restore health many
thousands Of ny couniry-wOmen-
My has excited the malice the eHvi0us and
jealous; but their prosecutions have served only extend
and estab ish my rsputson Showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen ny railway from the fair sufferers whom
have relieved. Soloug held IN afeetiouste ard
thankful remembaaee BY those who have experienced
skill can Afford despse ihs efforts Of mischief makers
nd slanderers.
Ny friends have repeatedly urged place ny medi-
cine for predicting menstrua1n within the reach Of the
ladies Of the United States ndsposion
field occupied By quacks with their pencous nosrums
and s1 that unprncped couateriecTs might palm upon
the public their worthless limitations. have hther pre-
vented from establishing agencies for the sale Of
''AMiE DE FEMME" IN the United States
Al last yield The Of patients and friends
and offer the suffering Females OF America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throueh the
Old World
In regard to the efficacy OF the AAlE DE FEMME"
need only that Is u liquid form, AID exactly such
As have used in my practice France for many aud
that It has failed TO satisfactory result
The "Amo de Femme and mensruafs0n stand in the
lstioa Of and elect. Il alike powerful originate
healthy menstrual a5w where has existed and to
restore where it has been from any suppressed
In oUIerto guard aans imposition the wrapper Of direc
tlons each bottle of the Auie de Femme will bear my
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing bCI
viii be sealed with my private seal
Price, $500 package. -
PANS, January, 1851.
For sale wholesals and Retail. By WILLIAM FISKE
No 70 Superior street Cleveland who viii supply the
"Amie de Femme Al the Proprietors pnces
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Y. NJ. C. A.-DOn't fail to go to morrow
night to Chapin's Hall, to the Festival of the
Young Mems Christian Association. 1t will
be no doubt one of the pleasantest gatherings
held in our city this season aud should be fully
attended. The object is worthy one and the
efforts of the managers to please and entertain
should meet with a hearty response.
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s. N. SANFORD. A. NJ. Principal

s. SANFORD, A. NJ, Principal
Sfrdsd Il is ma aa aa Bn
EXPERIENCED INSTRUCTORS,
UTu saiEne nIsa feQn in i
y C y "
Physician % %iSus
uTsunoomu sThunaa, SsEs sabz
ForfurrI nnor Admission nApo
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~"TO sMOKRRs & CHFWRRST

NO geile-a should Iisls IN the society OF ladies Will
ms teeth dsooiored and breath tainted with tobacco For
purifying the mouth after smoking chewing, 'FON
TAlNES CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS" Is one of The
most efiectual dentrifces Il whiens the teeth
strengthens the gums, and mpars BREATH so oer
offensive. agreeable fragrance.
FOR sHAVING.-Its Tich lather penetraes softens
the beard, prevents irritation and renders the operation
easy and agreeable. F. C. FoNTAINE Co sO5 Broad
way. and No. 6 Asior House, New York Sold by Al
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Police CoURr-James Kane, intoxicatiOn,
fined SIS and costs.
Napoleon Torbet, for assault and battery fined
$40 and costs.
Peter Moran, for disturbance, fined s5 and
costs.
Geo. GOrdy for permitting gambling on his
premises, fined $40 and costs.
Several cases continued
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G0urational.

A SELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
"a embracing all the elements Of soltc and useful I'd
will be opened in the sunday School Room, 10 the
Of Trinity Church Sgpeor street. the rst Of Sep
tembsr. under the OF the Misses YARIAN and the
general eEtendence OF Rev A NAkIAN as Rectoro Of
the School
Appcaoss for admission 20 Be made Al the School Room
any time during the cuurse Of the School term
Prospectus setting forth Terms &c, be had
,caiion the Rector either Of the Rev elsn,
visitors Of the school DE- CLAXION,
DR. BOLLES.
au3 dzn lss REv. l. CARTER
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]. B. Barnes d Co. Proprietors of the CIeye

). b. Barnes d Co, ProprietOrs of the Cleve
All Plumbing Works, AtWater Block prepared
with Grge force Of experienced w0rmen doing every
escr7 toa OF Pla nbns the most thorough manner
he most scientific plans reasonable terms short
notice. Large socks uf Fountains Of different STYLES and
izes, Bathing Tabs OF and wood. hned with
inneccoppeT, steam heaters, lead AID galvanized
Pipes, Leather and India Rubber Hose, every desctiu
sf Brass AMI Plated Cocks nclulius the Pafeu Secios
NJ Cocks recently introduced. Was Bowls and all kinds
work warranted mGsdEwtf.
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GUIrAR.--J. Il. THOMAS, Teacher Of the Guit-
ar, Rooms at No. 3 Euclid street. Terms
Fifty cents per lesson. IT.
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5periaI Notices.

n For Gas Fixtures AID Fittiag-Apply
Fe0g EEsEOrfh & Co., lO5 and IO7 Superior street
apl.tf
q SPANISH AND MEXICAN QUARTERS: also,
shillIngs and sIpences, bought Sl5 per ounce BY
CHAs- A READ CO, Bankers, No &C Water street,
opposite the Post Office.
NIB Spanish quarters viii average nearly twenty
cents each. ocsdkw Am 2ls
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l. The erenness Of The viJratioH of he string
IL VBrses sSS soSd string may BE- il win produce tone sn
yieLSie evenly the string should have but Two dst no
sid r' . sRa o The hammer strikes on The under
Isesae rom the hammer In The d & 90 p11o - s.eS
starting point and hsS II II Vs.s direct line 70 its
motion Is ap, dOwn-up. dOwn-a9 isfaasIs - '-''' ~
Ine second notion OF the sting all other e.urot b
. reiun in direct line. The oowinS r-ao5 ~ S es
80 ~ ~ sso.tsnes iors elbow angle md hs out
now universally known The tizhter st-ip- 49,
string unevenly drawn and its Love- -, 49, % o. Sent
o. ne to sides are struck By the hammer and he string Or
2 soare y eetng pereeptbiy drawn towards The out
h-IsSey beeo- ne q ne angie or eeov and is
ne '-s Or contracted ,de receives dead irony 4s,
old kind Of piano '11s'' u ''ns oi ne
;, The eusARess Of one
Ihis s tss result Of Ire f fsanrs being universal.
conceded iscf that all one is poduesd by aos nd tb
faesue 'ei httbrafos, tas ssencr f6s fons ' - ~
s, The strength Of string.
III reason Why strings break in hs cop n,no
and Why they invariably break the elbow or brdgDn II
gram ~ The lHls or that iron PIN becomes
string 5sas srIos lsfs Now n ~ 81 - sGs o. tas
string Of pan9 viii average ay pOund the foot which
ey al parts o. th string then pOn likely o break
n S S o MI - any one part o. ne string onha Of
Pc Q snap IN twan any change in the weather; ssp
PHILOSOPHY l. sirnplS a.. fbi5, foi - ne
or small is stronger than hs Off All can ons b episS
. By asserting that o ual % two Or tha teS
two does not make lou.
Z, The great length Of time oLieh Tie insruaent re-
mains IN tune.
This the Of the ssh ssatnrs inasruueh a, s,
litess BY si,aag And IL vii readily be string
four feet in length bears strain h1ndred pounds eoua
y in all parts il viii aten l. quc bag
Of astrtng bearing the strain
The truth and philosophy OF the regeirg are 20 g
ing and fcrcibs that the questcr lsed WHY 40
not other makers thu copper fret and straight sfrin
There Is but II Is ured which
my thousand dollars have already been offered which 10
san can p1rlase Aessr Haet Davis Co prefer % sup-
ply the public with fr class iaf rather than 70 assist
others 70 DO Il. even any price.
Ihe foregoing plan Of the Halet Davis Co Piano il o
simple lucid and unanSWerase viii guarantee % oe
piano to any who viii rsfats its philosophy
Cleveland. August 8 lS5a
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MUsIc--The Hecker Band made the air rich
with vocal sounds last night in the vicinity of
the Square, for which they have the thanks Of
the community
Long may they blow.
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PANS, January, 1851.

For sale. wholesals and Retail By WILLIAM FIsKE,
No 70 Superior street. Cleveland, who viii supply the
''Amis de Femme Al the ProprietOr's pnees.
aulO dkwlvs
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Rral Gstate Agents.

Real Gstute Agrnts.
ROUSE g. JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE
IN s U r NCE
AGENTS,
No, SO Superior Street, Marble Block, up stairs.
fsbIs
E0R SALE OR EXCHANGE
II 300 Of land In rennessee-exceIlent land well
50 per viii exchange for real estate a tbs coanty
EULION co -l6O acres % miles from Railroad, e1
NEwBURGH-2Oa arres. With a new house and barn and
e5nsderae fruit, 10 exchange for house and lO in the
CASE AyENUE.-Nise Cottage House, with large 10,
PERRY ST-Large new cottage, wellbuilt and finished.
With fruli anu shruebeTy also stable. Will a snail
80 oAcREs-onl mile west oftfs city line on plank rOad
to exchange foT house and lot in the city.
FOR SALE.-SUMMIT Goa
= large 6uding' Ell located and suitable lot public
BROWNELL STA two story frame house and lot
! COTTAGE AND LOT nesr Perry St. ssOl
SS5nit = - he % ~ ami large io' running from
% s. 81 csiT kSlS SafaP 81 mile,
wLLoUGHBY.-Farmo ofls7 acres coed sol and bBiIs-
lns well wafer fine orchard and IS acres good timber
/ SIS per acre.
DOR RENT-A FARM OF 60
Il ACRES, 3 niles from the city By Rairo1d We m i'm
proved win all neces ary buildings orchard, kc Rent
l, 2 OF xcars. $50 per year
GRANGER STA good sOry frame house with barn
ROUSE SJENNINGS.
8 superior St.
E0R SALE OR EXCHANGE
Il KINSMAN ST House and Lot Cool house and
very large corner lot with Fruit and Shade Trees short
distance rom Perry 81. Exchange % = acTss near
the cry or tqr IA "a this county, Sl00
NALU ABLE LAND IN WISCONsIN-TO acres 3
miles fr0m Port Washing Lake Michigan n az Mil
waukee- Heavy timber land. with excellent soil VIII
e1ch1nge tor good farm near the city.
PAULDlNG COUNTNs-EO ~ miles from the
County seat, b. main road. miles from Station.
good land, with valuable timber Exchange for q small
farm near the city.
DETROIT SIs-Near Peail, % feet front with good
si9y fame Building, 10 exchange for desirable Western
HAMILTON ST.-Two houses and lots to exchange for
a small farm.
20 ACRES, miles from Furt Wayne
q ACRES. u miles IRON Detroit
% AIRES. one mile from New Lisbon, County Seat Of
Juneau Co, Wis
VIII exchange all for improved property in or near
Five ACRES-Four miles from the city, with a small
house good soil sandy loan, and spring SI0O0
Will exchange for iarm
ON LAKE SHORE-lO miles west OF TIE city-eishtv-
sur oi Acres, Wth small house and urcaTd and acres
o. inher To Ichange for house and lot-oue Wesf
oLMSTEO FALLS.-House and barn with lot Of one
nail acre ROUSE 4 JENNINGS.
= Suua kfHaaf
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ALI Kinds of Musical Instruments constantly Hand
Furniture look good
&c y be b PAnOs
A yOnha
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-22
A Congressman ..paring On.v

IL the House of Representatives, on Tues
day, when the yeas and nays were being
called upon the final passage of the bill for
the admission of Minnesota into the Union,
the clerk announced the name of 'Su.As NJ.
BURROUGHS" There was no response. Again
the clerk called 'Su.ks NJ. BURROUGHS, but
there was still no answer. Mr.. HOARD, of
New York, arose with countenance indica-
ting that some fun was brewing, and said:
"Mr. Speaker, desire to state to the House
that my colleague from the 3Ist district has
''paired," or is about pairing for the remain
der of the session." This announcement pro-
duced a shout of laughter from some of the
members, who appeared to be posted. The
Union of next morning thus explained the
laugh:
MARRIED.-In this city, on the 18th inst.
at the Church of the Epiphany, by the Rev.
DIR. HALL, Hon. SIIAs VI. BURROUGHS, of New
York, and Miss CHARLOTTE s, youngest daugh-
ter of S BRISTNAII., Esq, formerly of Water
town, New York.
The fair bride is said to be beautiful and
accomplished, and this is the twenty first
''rosy month of May she has experience in
life. MIR. BURROUGHS is As, with the bound
andvivacity OF youth of 20.
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Professional J urYnen.

We see from the Rutherford Telegraph, that
his Honor, Judge Turner has adopted the
rule, not to permit the same panel of jurors
to serve more than once during a twelve
months. He dismisses all jurors who have
served within twelve months to the holding
of Court. His reason for adopting this rule,
is to prevent what is called a professional
jury. We notice also that the question has
been noticed by the press in favorable terms.
We some time since copied an article from the
Washington Union upon this point. The ex-
perience of the Judiciary upon this point is
that, there is always lettering about court
house parcel of men, whose sole object and
purpose is to get upon the jury, and this
many of our Judges say accounts for so
many strange and unnatural verdicts. This
is the great evil which is attracting the at
tention of the public. II ought to he remi-
died. The remedy adopted by Judge Turner
is to dismiss all jurors from serving as such
who have acted in the capacity of jurors
within one year previous. We noticed that
Judge Martin, while holding Court a Man
chester favored the same plan in order to get
rid of those persons, who are always ready to
serve. The instructions of his Honor to the
Sheriff, were to select such men as were not
in the habit of lounging about the court
house. The attention of our county courts
should be directed TO the same point. 1t is
high time that this practice of having the
same jurymen to serve as such nearly every
court should be avoided. We think the
remedy of Judge Turner a good one, and we
hope to see all of our Judges adopting the
same or similar ShetbyUiiLe Con-
siittftioaa[ia