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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-15

HAdAN's HAIR RfsTORER--,Just received by
"A mug BITS sTABLER u JONES,
AT MONTHLY TERM OF THE COURT OF HUs
"A tlngs for the City Of LynchbnK held the Court House
IN said City, on Monday, June 9Th, 1862
Rucker aud wife, Plai-tdk
Taafcrro &c, Ucfcndnuts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-15

TAKE this opportunity IT Informing my friends and pnirnns
that have and nlwWs Intend To Keep ON hand, Hue and
gen, assortment Of NoI'Na WORK lOtSE S which offer
kr sale reasonable terms.
nl-o kccpa good stock of HORSES, BCOGIIs AND
HACKS for hire, which he Ind nj n notice. Call
nj wIiiiNs new brick Stable Opposite tho Post Oncc, Lynch
burg Va
april I3-diy. T. WII.IlANS,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-15

Silver Pitchers md GobletS.
"E have new styles Of the above which will b sold %
w reasonable terms j. WfLLIAM6 b CON,
aug 2-dts e. Main 8freek
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-15

Satin Du Chen Sacks.
lust received at BURROUGHS, sHAfER Co.'S no. f0<l
- Main street, fresh supply Of those elegant SATIN DU
CHEN SACKS-extra qualify. June 1S-dts. |
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-15

VUIECrlo MAGAZINE, TOR August,
j = Cooley = Lndy's Book,
Pete rson'a Magazine, E"
Baiuu's Dollar Monthly,
Just received ut vlCTORS HOOK STORE
july 27ts I'M Main Stree
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-15

Rxa Is fully prepared 10 perform NIL operations pertaining
VRfto the dental profession In the best possible
and fully warranted In every respect.
Teeth extracted by the aid Of electricity without pain
patient
s Office, opposite Citizens Savings Bank. Snin Street,
Lynchburg Va
RErEREscEs:-Wm. Owens NJ d., Vim. q. Owens NJ D., p
H. GliDcr NJ d., Thoa L. Walker NJ d., John II. Patterson
Lee Esq, q W Rookie, Esq, John J. Smith, ESQ., j. j. Irby
tiood ESt [march 2J-diyn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-15

HAvaNG purchased the s:.p.s.on MD: = chniss sccs
LYxcHsUne CASH PxIcH for prime Wheat delivered q ne
Mills tjuy 9ydActsJ JAMEs Il HOKNFR
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Goululerfial.
new orIeans market.


New ORLEANS, Friday, p, n, July 1.
COFFEE The demand has been moderate during
the past week with but little or alteration IN
prices. The sales have amounted % abont 400 bags,
a range for extremes of 1o9ll &c, and l50 at
Il<c . h We quote ordinaFyHtt 1oc, fair at 10 Nc,
good fair at lie. and prime at IL 14l9llHc a fb-
A cargo Of ass bags has arrived Rom Rio de Jan
Giro direct during the week, making the imports
since tile LIST Of September, 3e3.i01 bags, against
278 400 10 the same date last year. The stock on
hand this evening 81 500 bags against IS 500 at the
came tine last year = ~ - = -
Tie annual c.nee statements of Fl 7. Lonsdale,
Son 4 Co., was Issued to-day. The imports direct
from Rio from the 1st of jury, 1858, TO the LIST of
Cuba, &c., 1853, and astwse, OF hlo Conee tfu5s
making the total imports OF the year at this port
42S 235 bags, showing an increase as compared with
last year of lS5 05s bags. The sales during the year
have amounted to 425 on bags, against S75 ,S02 for
the preceding year The stock Of Rio on hand last
evening 81 Tug bags, against 30 364 at the same
last year; the total supply of Rio during the yea
oeinr 465 $40 bags. The average price OF Ro Coce
turing the year has bern 10 80 l0oc against 81
l00c last year ana 10 46-100c q fb the year before
COTTON.-We closed our last weekly report upon
extremely quiet market wi b a, reduced STOCK on
sale. and poor assortment Offering On saturday
hing barely 300 bales, and on Monday again on
IL about 800 biles sold; but on Tuesday there
rather re inquiry and some 200 bales changed
nandsprices being generally within the range OF our
eyious quotations. On "Wednesday morning We
id the Arba's accounts before the public, reporting
Improvement OF 1Sd for the Fair and Mddiing
grades Liverpool. This intelg nee gave some I'M
pulse the demand in our market, and the sales oI
the day amounted 40 about 4oO0 bales prices remain
ing without material Change. Yesterday Out Few
buyers came forward and business fell on 10 some
1000 bales and to-day about ZOO bales were DIS
posed making total for the week OF 1900 bales,
he market closing at the range OF our former quo
Lstons, which show no particular change during the
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P H o N OG r A P II Y
PENMANSHIP.
NJ NJ. NJ - u AZ u Ar,

IIAS now accomplished his object,
L l. in showing TO the citizens of
Nashville tn At Photography is easily ~ E.ss
earned, even b. small children His <Sg~~<<zzXz4sS
pupils able to follow moderate speaker and
rapidly increasing tue speed of their writing The
difficulty accomplishing this has been dOuby in
creased by the discouraging influence brought to bear
pupils in the shape OF misrepresentation rjdi-
cule, Sc, &c. IN quarters from which better things
were to be ected. TAX payers and citizens who
ave children to educate would do well to look into
the WHAT and the WHY of this chaperl Never have
TO tie nature and advantages of Phonotypy and Pho
geography. Citizens who have not the leisure 10 in
sestigate the subject not that they greatly
lessen the labor, save several years of time,
the education of every child and that they awaken
he intellectual faculties to an extent attained by no
Their MEANS and with delight % the pupl-tlat they
have been examined tested practically by hundreds
# the most able school commitIees 'achers, super
ntendents and educatiOni-ts in this country and
England, and reported in the highest terms of ap
val, while it has enabled them to see the DUNCIFyING
eject of mode winch ruins the minds of so many
children, and disg SIS them with learning. Such are
the effects of this mode of teaching, in developing the
minds Of children, that they often regarded
pro ges III intellect whereas is the result OF teach
ng simple truth instead If absurd error.
Mr.. II. has heretofore charged merely for the ECU
lar course OF lessons in Photography, making no
CHI rye for attending the pupils practice in reading
nd writing after the principles of the were learn
TIL the 20ih inst after which the terms for the
eguLdr Of lessons will be the heret fore
but m.ntlly charge will be made for attending to
practice of the pupil alter the course is completed
n. bah pupils who have not c0mpet d t1eir
course OF lessons, requested TO do without de
ss- Room the store of J. II. McGill.
Inael3-tf
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FRE--This morning. about halfpast one
o'clock. fire was discovered in the cellar OF
DJUGLAs & WALsH's grocery. corner Of Cher
ry and Deaderick streets. Fears were en-
tertaincd by some, on account of the great
difficulty in getting at the fire, that it would
spread so rapidly as to involve the slruc-
ton of the entire building bu. the ever
active firemen were an overm match for the
lire-f nd and number of them were soon
enjoying quiet drink over their enemy,
whose breath they had stopped. We cOngrat-
ulate Messrs. DOUGLAS q WALSH. our neigh
bors of the Gazette, and other friends, on their
lucky escape, and charge them to remember
the firenuen, who so promptly came to their
assistance. We think the damage sustain
is inconsiderable. No clue to the origin Of
the fire.
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N A S.H WILL F. /:
THURSDAY MORNING, =. JULY 7. 1859


TIE UNIVERSITY OF THE SorTH.-The New
Orleans Pscayme of the Sd inst. says: We are
very happy, as will doubtless be a great
numtar of our readers to learn that, und !
the active and energetic management Of RI.
Rev. the Bishops POLK and Elliot.) of Lou
;yiana and Georgia, tie General Commissions
ers of the Trustees to canvass for subscrip-
tions. some S34o. geo of the required $780,
600 has already been obtained for the CON-
mencpmeut oil this great enterprise. This
ameant is almost daily increasing. and there
is every reason to warrant the assurance that
within a very few months, if not weeks, the
entire sum will ,e made up. This $40 600
has been subscribed by some fifty or sixty in
dividuals, in sums Of from $1,000 to $40 1000.
among them the last named amount has be n
subscribed by Ex-Governor Henry JOHNSON,
of this State Several gentlemen in Lonisi-
ana and in other States, have signifed the r
intention. we understand, over and above
their liberal subscriptions, TO provide the
necessary funds for the endo@ ment OF pro-
fessorships, when the proper time for arrang-
inc thu. working of the institution shall have
arrived.
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w b e DIS
PATENT
SEWING
NJ A C II me S

Have gained the conf
.ence OF all who use them
and have proved one OF
ia fnn1f x-uluahl, fp-a,
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"kxECUnvE MANSION, WASHINGTON
Jan. 3lst, 1883.
asMR. EMANUn LYON Dear Sir: have the pleas
to inform you that the Royal Commission of the
Worlds Fair, at London, have awarded you Medal
and certificate for tho great value of your Magnt
Powders, sc. MuLARp FILLMORE, Chairman
The above accompanied by certificate Of
pr;nca AIhart r
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-07

The ECLECTIC MAGAZINE, July, 1859, con
tains. among its first attractions. splendid
portrait of VIcroR EMANUEL, he Sardinian sol
decking. whose ant cedents, and more par
ticularIy whose present position ON the
worlds great stage, invest his ''pictured sem
blance' with more than the usual Interest
which attaches, TO kings and potentates
The Italian question is stil further represent
ed being discussed in two articles in the let
ter-press: the last OF which, ''Haiy for the Aal-
iens,'' is (as it appears to us) truly just
while the first, Austria. France and Ltaty,'
takes the Austrian side of the question, with
which we have no sympathy. The great
speech" of KossUTH is full of elOquence and
power, while many of the lighter articles ar
-4brimming Ger" with interest; more especial
" is this the case with the '.Laa Vtcim Of the
.Soenish Muidesa." :. WonaanhOod and Us Mission
il better, much better than we expected upon
ss trite subject and from European jour
nal. Still we say success to the ECLECTIC
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-07
DIR. KINGS DISPENsARYe
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES,

WDPsS DR.. KING formerly of New York, for
REAS the last four years Of Louisville, Ken
lucky and who has devoted his attention the treat
menI Of private diseases for 80 years, fatters
himself, having attend ed TO practice for so many
years and cured many thousands he is enabled to
ali diseases of private nature, matter how
bad they may be from mjudicious medical treatment,
from neglect of their own DR.. Kings Dispensary
is No % Deaderick street, between Cherry and the
Square, second story where he Cures all diseases OF
private nature
GoSoRRHEA cured without nauseious medicine or in
reference with business. alt ..i1
STRUCTURES of old recent date, eectually cured in
few days, by operation which causes no pain.
Where structure exists health cannot he enjoyed.
Perhaps disease causes more mischief and under
mines the constitution so much
SYPHILIS with all the diseases OF the skin growing
out OF neglect bad treatment, can be eaeciually
cured in a few days. -s ts.s
SEMINAL -Particula rattentionhaving been
given this disease and all .he consequences grow
ing out of it, brought on in many cases by the de-
siructve habits of inconsdcrate Youths and exces
Sve indulgence of the passions neglect OF which will
undermine the constitution rene: the subject unfit
for business society and causing premature Old age
Females who may be laborag with any difficulty OF
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
their case, with fee enclosed drectedto Dr.. A. King,
No. % Deaderick street, Nashville, Tenn will have
the necessary meGicnesent to their address, with
sessary directions. Strict secrecy observed O1ice
hoarsfrom o'cockin the morning until in the eve
ming may3O-indAwly
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-07

NINE KINGDOM roR Won HesH The 9th
Sunday evening in New York a party of
Datch rheatricals were bringing out Rich
are LII. uncommonly strong, the audience
being .'large aad appreciative" and the actors
in fine frenzy. In the midst Of the play,
when tae house from gallery to. pit was
wound UP to the highest pitch of interest by
the tragic genius of the Dutch Gloster, the
police came down upon the concern like
thousand of brick. "Von hosh Won hosh
mine kingdom for Won hosh ~ exclaimed the
badly scared Richard, threw down his sword
and shot through the back door. His very
liberal propo ,ition not being accepted on the
spot, he mounted ience,--whether to ride
off or climb over is not known; before he
could do either the ''stars" seized him by the
boots and brought him ingloriously to the
ground. Having drunk the lager of the
theatricsls, the police marched them off to
answer for violation of the Sabbath.
"Now ish de winter ofour disheonten
Prought in de middle of summer
Ply dc dam Of New York, and all
De Lager vo; vas in house
In de teep pe'lies of d. rtssals perried.''
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For Sale.

XNEare offering for sale four beautiful Building
w Lots, fronting on McGavnck street, running
back towards Broad street. I22 feet 10 inches 10 10
loot alley. ~ -4-A 49,
Also, one Lot fronting on High street 30 feet, and
running back l5S y feet Ia a 10 feet alley
The above Lots exempt from taxation for about
70 years, and are convenient o business being within
i've minutes walk OF the Pubic square. 80
II not sold previously SaFurday the Ind July, We
WILL on that day, on the premises oer them public
sale.
TERMs.-One, two and three years, for notes salts
tactorily endorsed, payable in bank, with interes
from date, and a lien retained.
JAMES ERWIN Jr,
iunei5-td II HILL NC ISTFR
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DUNN's CHALYBEATE SPRINGS.-Very pleas
ant is it, and not at all Improbable, TO stroll
across the Suspension Bridge in the evening
when the heat and burden of the day are over,
or in the morning ere they begin, and drink it
glass of DUNN's fine health-givng Chaiybeat
which is brought up from the bank OF the
Cumberland at the other end of the bridgc.
This pleasure is enjoyed every morning and
evening by many OF our citizens. The water
is said by physicians TO possess superior mt
dicinal qualities, and there is no doubt of il.
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CANDIO ES.
Attorney General and Reporte

BE- We are authorized to announce SAMUEL. TUR-
NEy of White county a candidate for the Office OF
Attorney General and reporter n TIA, State, to ni
the vacancy oocasioned BY the resignation OF Gen
John l. T. SHeed Juno29-te
Hs- MI TON A. HAYNES, OF Memphis, is n eandi-
d,te for Attorney General and Reporter Election 18th
Of August, 1889. June2o-te
rs- We are authorized TO announce JAMES W.
lEADEiuCK, ESQ OF Washington county, as a eandi
date for the Office Of Attorney General and Reporter
for the state % hl the vacancy oeeasioned by the
resignation OF Gen. John l. I. Snced
jsne2o-te
Sc We are authorized 20 announce wM. b. REESE
Jr, ESQ.,, candidate for the Office Of Attorney
General and Reporter Tor the State.
may3o-td
&C. We are authorized % announce J. O. SHACK
EIFoRD, Esq. of ClarksviIle, candidate Tor tho
office Of Attorney General Reporter 90 al the va
eancy oecasioned by the resignation Of Gen John L.
T. saeed. msyz7-td
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Fifth Congressional District.

RoBr. HATroN aud CHAs. EADY, candidates tor Con
ess in the Fifth District, will address their low
citzeus at the f.llowIng times and places:
NolensvilIe, Williamson CO., Thursday, July 18th.
Triune, Friday, July sth.
Peyt"nsville, Saturday, July 9th.
Tn mpson's Station, Monday July 18th.
Hillsbor"', Tuesday, July 18th. -.
J. p. Smiths, Wednesday, July 18th.
Lavergue, Rutherford co, Friday, July 18th.
Old jefferson saturday, July 10th.
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BLACKwoOD's MAGAzINE.-lt really seem
ssperfiuous for us to keep on telling peopl'
what charming old fellow Maya is. Don
every body subscribe to this? Don't every
body know it too? Why, as matter o
course they do: it would be doubling thelI
intelligence and good t;lste for us to ''inslnl
vate" otherwise. Why, then, do we Keep
continually assuring them of the fact? Simp
" to Get them know hat Ue know it also, tina
zoe too appreciate Maya" and that tce ar
Cup with the times" For whose does no
read and love old Backwood, is not g,
In uck of progressive" as perhaps he may
wish to be considered. In this number - War
Specu&asoss" are considered, as a matter
course. Every paper and periodical, in fact,
is telling us how Victor Emanuel is giving
the Auslr an ''the very best fight he has about
him. and. of course, Maya is not going TO b.
outdeDe-nOt at all; he has something to say
aad he says it, and we are the wiser that he
has spek a-as we always are.
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.out thesworid.
Cedar e.. New York
cents per bottle.
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Land for sale.

WILL sell my beautiful Farm, containing two hun
dred ser"s, handsomely improved, situated 6K
miles North OF Nashville, fmne lately the Louis
Vile and Nashville Branch Turnpike, two miles from
the Louisville aud Nashville Railroad adjoining the
farm OF William d. Philips. refer persons wishing
Z" see the arm TO Mr.. ". ID. Phillips This farm has
two nevertailiDg springs Of fne water and IL one Of
the healthiest places in the Statecan be purchased
good terms al private sale between this the rst
of October next at which time IL will be fered by
me at public sale. CAROLINE J. BELL.
june2O-td
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LAND FOR SALE.

LNOR sale very desirable Tract OF Land, Contains
IL ing about so Acres, fronting on the Murfrees-
boro' Turnpike and within miles OF the corporation
Of Nash vii e, aud IN the neghborhood Of Franklin
and Minerva Colleges and the Washington Insti-
This valuable Tract of Land is well adapted for q
nrst-rate residence, commanding one Of the finest
views in David on county. great portion Of the
land IS rich bottom, with branch of excellent wa
ter rSnning through II from about 20 failing
Springs. It's short distance from the city Will
der il valuable for Brewery, Disiiery, fanBery,
any manufacturing business which requires large
quantity Of pure water and Is unsurpa sed for mar
ket garden orchard and winery. The ir provements
consist OF Frame House, Dearly new with Kitchen
stables, &c, and all enclosed with good fence,
chiefly plank and picket Terms very liberal
For PARTICULARS apply to f.r- y
may26-triw2m E.R. GLAScoCK co.
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E@@=N he most valuable inven.
tons OF tue 40. Use shuttle, making the
Lock Stitch ON both sides Of the cloth alike which
cannot be unravelled or pulled out
They are all made with the highest mechanical skill
and all warranted TO work well on all kinds Of goods
from the Lightest Fabric TO Heavy Leather In Iar-
cular, would call the attention OF all TO
Family Sewing Machines. IL has been manufactured
expressly for Family Use, and has met with favor
rom all II IS SO s'mpIned as to render 1t almost
impossible TO get out Of order or derange its opera
tons; indeed simple astonish one that so
small piece OF mechanism will sew.
Below, we give description Of the different tyles
ofthe Weed Patent.
No, Isav>ry convenient style, which can be
worked by hano Sr foot, on or on its table. For
OF shipping and also for large manufac-
tories where IL Is necessary 10 place a number of
Machines INTO long bench making one table answer
NO. 2. With Walnut or Mahogany Table either
with or without Box Top, which locks down. Price
500, and $40.
40, 8. same size as No. q but runs with belt,
and at "A much higher rate Of Speed. This kind is
well adapted 10 manufacturing Clothing or Leather
work. - ~. IS az q ftEt
ms is really the cheapest Machine in the market,
and there is work done Sewing Machine that
twill not do. IL is confidently asserted that this
Machine runs easier than any machine now IN use
No. a. Thl Machine has a long arm, % accom-
modate large work il runs at high rate Of speed
runs easily, and Is, without doubt, the best Ma
chine for Taors' use. ever offered 10 the public. II
also peculiarly lifted plantation work, as 1t is
4erv sip,nIr yet snbStaptial durable with but lit
tie liability 70 get out of order. Price, $40.
No. 8. Tins new aud cheaper style, and
general itvorite Tor Family, Light Leather, and
great variety of work. 1t has been gotten up with
reference 90 furnishing strong and durable, yet
light and tasty Machine, at less price than either
of the above. II very easy RAPIDLY, anh pro
nounced the best machine now in market for $50.
No. 6. This is Machine got up on an entirely
principle, different from anything ever before
offered TO the public. II is very ight and tasty and
very rapidly Is almost noseess ia its operation
and uses A SrRAl1 HI NEEigLE II Is 30 arranged as
be utterly impossible for Il miss stitches. IL has
haFl n.Nenr FAf
thread under the spool. The motions gained by
small cranks that run without perceptibe noise
rie two threads worked in such manner as new
er both q pull at the same me, and consequently
little liable TO break The is very elastic and
the thread d. es not break in washing. IL viii do
coarse work better than any cheap machine Iow in
market, 10 silk COTTON linen with equal ia
City. Price $50 - asat 4- = u =
Descriptive Circulars Furnished gratis.
OFTIcx Az BRoAbwsY. NEw YoRk, .f=-rs
-- Whitney a LYON, Prsprietors.
q L \ A rlNIo
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-07

The NORTH AMERICAN REvIEw.-The Jolly
No. of ikis able and excellent Quarterly il
received. We recommend it to our readers
as the standard and exponent Of American
periodical literature, and as every way worth
of th ir attention and patronage. The tablc
of coutcats embraces
l. The Life and Poems of Michel Angelo.
q Judicial Ordeals.
g. British Structures on Republican Institu-
lions.
4. Life of Lord CORVALLIS.
s. Nature and Art in the Cure Of Disease.
6. Contemporary French Literature.
T. Chief Justice Parsons.
8. Fowier's English Grammar.
8. Critical Notices.
This work is published quarterly at Boston
by Grossly, NICHOLS & Co., and may be had
by subscription of the Publishers, Or Of w. 7
BERRY & Co., of this city.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-07

BLoNDIN CROSSING NAGARA-M. BLoNDIN
as was announced by telegraph, per ormed
his fea on Thursday OF crossing Niagara
river There is nothing very difficult in such
triumph. There is very strong philoso-
phical basis for success, and only gross care
That may all he so; but we'll go our neigh.
Dor a bottle of PAT WALsH's divine Due De
Monticello that he can't walk rope stretched
across Deaderick street six feet above the
ground
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TT Since the great breech of promise
case in ST. Louis, which resulted in a verdict
Of 100000 damages for the complainant
Miss CAbZ~TANG, such things are becoming
quite common all over the country They've
got one in Richmond. The Enquirer says !:
On Saturday last the expectations of the
community were in great anticipation of the
great love case in which it seems that
''Abgail Brown,
With bran new gown,
We u aown her sister:
When Jonathan Lee,
As Ursk flea,
Jumped right up and kissed her."
But it did not come of. so the slaDdering
world was sadly disappointed. That was IN
ortuuate.