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Mfbifal.
II. r. X.

IIEALTH will, in all cases, follow the use OF Rad
III ways r. Il. Remedies. There are none so siok
or diseased, weak feeble, or crippled with pain
inirmities but that Railways Ready Relief, Removal
ing Res0vent, Regulators the nature of the dis
ease sickness may require, will quickly and rapid.
ly cure.
These remedies consist OF Railways Ready Relief
Radway Renovating Resolyent Railway Regulators:
Each Of these remedies possesses special curative pOw
ers over certain Diseases Yet there other discas
es wherein their combined medicinal properties are
required; and when thus used II there rs sufficient life
and streng within the diseased dying body ta
tain their action the patient VIII live and be restored
TO health.
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Executors sale of Real Estate

INHE undersigned nov Offering at private sale,
all that portion Of land, lying The ssuth side
oI the Charlotte TuraSe belonging - thc estate u
the late Matthew Harrow dcu-ased. The land lirs
fui view. and NiIhla aio1t tao snt3cs ct tae state
capitol and Is ia4 cut IN lvts varying N siEs irVia
t9uTtecn to tscuty -nluc acres all truatlng on tne
fHFnpke road. These lands Nil be ssll a. EAF PA
ces aud en liberal tia4e Any prFsons islag 10
aHln< tsSa3, - ascerta pagtcuArs IL Tc4aslain 10
the terms, vii please cal Ioha 4. rSarTo~, near
te pEraissss, ;. l. A K " broSn, Heal kstAte
AgsntE, % tAc endeES,saVd IA Nashville.
NJ. ;. PITCHER,
q. g rukiaI4,
septle-a ExecaIers o. II. h4Ere~ deed
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I'M WnaF kIEgf fAAILi Nlsfs.

A 1uHJD cheap Sss-Eg AAchlBe- Price only sz3
n - So llassc A-Ch4aes seed oLly Be klssn
tiicts plcs a. ailost etcTg family. 10 sp-
I,fxC.zL- yva 1atg sse, za tLeln; thsFs-
f.se All ~ - ss1s gssd cheap ooslag H1clless or
l1alatg AlxEis luE kae sale u lie Aetllelou q
a. a Inon& ainlly >ets Eaas nGc afn }.
sia ise c44i % tse a-sleE1x1e9, aAo a ass aseAs
90 Aet..s s41 hest 4ealcosrc. lDoills over -
nssts Neasc skoTes l eio1 slzoet, betssea Co!lrSs
zna C4cFEy slEssss-
,. b.-l-4tarsl4F Hiisnls0n sai4 repairing al
EIaaA e-sEz A-r-ias. - ~ e4f-Essacsa k-Ae
tsrz--- S-le.
,. Il4aISGss ss~ins N.ehins pspos-
S2zhrtis, IsL--, seg4i-atassly
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CONSTITUTIONAL Diseases.

Many diseases that afict humanity arc inherited as
heir looms from the diseased bodies Of sckly sres.
Scrofula, Consumption, syphilis and Fits, are among
the most common OF constitutional diseases Now, We
care not how many the seeds Of these dis
may have been established In the system, cor
rupting the bood-RddodEs RonoudfaH5 heseindnf VII
Grad cae from the bodies OF the afflicted every paru
Gle Of diseased deposits, and al the veins with new
pure and healthy blood.
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NASHVILLE TENN MON DAY JANUARY 81 1852
New Orleans & Nashville Packet

s1NlE nne Passenger and GT-n -
freight Steamer EASTPDRT, -rlOrs7ssxf15sea
F. Wood, Master, will continue szzzEzzEzEzszzs7cE1a
in the above trade the entire season. making regular
trips be this city and New Orleans. The EAST
PORT is fast of light draught, and well adapted for
the Cumberland river trade.
noy24-u A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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Chtldren,s diseases.

Rddunay's Re,sOuati1 RrsouuHf should be hailed AZ
blessing by every mother throughout the land whose
infants afflicted with Sores. Hnmorsp &c These
bI eAkings (thus earty) are evidence or disease
transmitted from the parent stock. Afew doses Of he
cnOudtig Resoluff viii eradicate every vesige II the
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THE BALLAD OF TAE OINTMENT.

1HE BALLAD VI IND VA'iALsi'
Minimum Eoa.rm ssb H.6sbus asrtal,5as nOth@.
J0ASSEs FuLyIUs-
when lfitie John bh Sasy's toe,
And Marg scaldrd Pratlling J1r,
what hesiea her wOunas and soothed theI wee
he osatmeLt
whsn Tasnny Faused his SISTERS eye,
Asd sftnglrsK bees made tllrn cry
What sovereign BALM dla we 1pYly'
The Oissavnt
yhat arent then ooaid enc desire,
To cseaeh ttse rage of oarnanE 6Hs,
10 sooEh he sl1Eg " Hsrct< tFrf
Ti- 0.aia1sEil
Eash Bsugxiss N al haFpy iAnd,
Der txeaty ave cents in ts h41d,
Wal fsrLbwitA t.l-cs Al ye1r eossssaod
Thai Oz1lEneutt
ruT ERAKffSBEIlG eRExS MOUNTAIN oINT-
NEST y fr s-ls ~ AZ lHuSEss.s = fsnaes-ee sne -
ALkx. NACKkSLlk.
t..sa-sf IA coli-ss street.
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EVERY Country March.
McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment


For Man or Beast.
Another Remarkable Cure Performed by Ne
Leans Volcanic Oil Liniment.
READ FOR NOURsELVES!
Thomas Ford, a blacksmith, living near Cass svoA
on Tenth street, had a horrible running sore ON
foot lie tried various Ilniments, SAlves kc
could do Il no good lie dcslaiTed OF being Ab
TO work at his trade again. because he could not be
any weight ON hs foot sId by one bottle OF Mclean
Volcanic LlniIDent, lac s now perieCtly cured
Rheumatism, Para ysis Neuralgia, Bruses, Sprain
Stiffness II t4e Joints Aossies, sure Throat,
msz, Esr-ache or rOoth-ache, Wounds, Fresh Gus
sores, burns Scalds, fais kc, yield 10 the magic
influence oI tnis wonderful Liililnent.
for Horses and Cattle II is infailiblo remedy
ChAlcs, Calls, Scratches, Cracked Heels, IAmens
Spawn, sNccny, splnt, rlstula, Bruises, Swellin
WOUNDS, Rattle snake bites, and various other diss
winch animals liable 10 from injuries or acei
dcuIA.
Every Country Merchant should obtain a supply
Mclean s Volcanic OH LlnIncnt. IL sells rapidly
cause Il Always cures.
a liberal discount will be made to merchants "
buy 10 sell again
~ tor Sale by J. II. MCLEAN Proprietor corn
OF Ihird and llne stfeets, 81 LOUIS, Missouri; Ass
sale As above aplJ-dtwzwly
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"Excelsiar" Corn and Cob Mil,

All ccmletc, Natt iN3 I4iss II tneins rings - tle
i0w price oi fuK1 istAAEs, stlcu i lower t u has
ever 0rcu bSgorr olicFr1 Aid sCaies "a ia Vpll-
loH, chezlsst klfI AuleFi A. the 4Eniers -
icnnessea lanillef ~lgh tLs fepatsa tts Ia
eeisi0r'i bhsvcssTy u cater ts detail gl-3a
niefHs, Ana Al sisnpiy Fo1sas ts4st szAPtsd
asiaias Cora a4d GO, NisAt, Usts aye, &r-, ia
slesk siadas AaAl 80 i4aay lt slsc4-Eges
The neal iGpla paint aFeStis oss hAA bashrl aaa
has ns grinding sIr=ca ~ c0UsuOStea tiaat y aeu
lt an DC nl0tsd And rsnS'sSd 81 eust u
- doitsgs.
tfssa Ills sbgye cur Agents thrslughest The STATE
~ ~ eLseFfe they astnor1ea a. sti the ~k1cri
siof - thcpft seat sesslH, sur harp Assil<Iz.
feFsons wanting Ne above MA ali lis.se address
JANIS e. bAlIINtN,
No. ~ College street, AAshyilis. lean.
dec94- -tEiNA~Sna
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ENL4RGED AND IMPROVED.
IIANtNs wet Sith an ancx pected tacfessa oa pat
IL foa&gc, FguPgict III slsc AaFsFa 4 eacoer-
aat - TcAeN ed excrt0us IL making a The h1sH ASD
ta1zkFssT ufaNAkf MAGAZINE SOFA.
ILe SHTesa - designed al8re esgeca4lly fsr iadlrs,
4aa bSIEg botue e4tefPftEe, hege1 ~ Fecrits TIE
sapPort Sgutlsern lzldiss scaefaAy-
faeh EombvF ali b bcAgtfallg Aiaskf@ied. a
fAses.n tl4ie u ever Hsn.hsg.
The Nssanas cpal@las any al pages, ssaktng Ai
The cad s1e year iAggo ss.d eanassas seianas ..
os1 Izsrs-
Only 80 90 Year.
OsFinE the aBexleeted demand, TIE Proprieter s
cataiz FePFilt tiu Jss aafy Aa, tiaat alt ~he
~af nsay csai1aelcs wah tbs nEss namosr u 1Ad
xolusna- wA T. GI1lAf,
Publisher ana frefFistar,
tsnif AaTfrxesh0Fo', Ienn.
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New Clothing Store.
J. N. WARD. }. NJ. BERSNGHAN. JAS. N'DEsxoT
Ward, Birmingham L. Co.,
PRACVECAL VAxIIORS,

No. 20 Public Square. opposite SOlth end Of Tie
Market House.
vETE are now receiving large and entire a.
w new stock OF FALL AND WINTER REA- ~
DY-NAnE CLOTHING AND GENTLEMEN'S N
FURNISHING GOODS, most OF which In
made up order, of the latest styles, and can
not be surpassed in any house IN the city. our stock
comprised part Of all the newest styles Of over
coats, Frock and Dress Coats, all colors; Business
Coats Once Coats, Cashmere Pants and Vests, in
great variety.
PATENTED SBoUIDER SEAMEp SHIRTs, large and eN-
tensvc stock, and warranted TO fit better and wear
better than any other make Of Shirts. Gloves, Neck
Ties Scarfs, Mufiers. CTavats Selfadjusting stocks
Under Shirts, and Drawers, Half Hose, Suspenders,
Linen Cambria, Banhanna and Pongee Handkerchief,
Travelling Shawls, Robe de Chambres, Youths Coats
Pants and Shirts Umbrellas &c.
Piece Goods.
We have also large and superior lot OF Cloths
French and English-ail Black and Fancy Colored
Cassimeres, Of entirely styles solid colored Gas
simercs OF ali qualities: Fancy cut and Velvet Vest
ings, Fancy Cashmere aud Norsted Nesting, Creme
dine Vesting: which viii make up 20 order in the
very best style aud guarantee a. 20 please the
wearer sale.
ALEX r. NICHOL solicsts \ call from his friends
Ali Goods sold by us we guarantee 20 be as repre-
sented at time OF sale We will aisa cut Clothing "a
order. WARD, BIRMINGHAM 4 70
septl5-tf
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LIVERY STABLE.
I'm Order

ITO meet the objection sometimes urged against
IL purOLAstEg = Mai, tlaat tie too hAFd
have Deea Hdusea - oaeg, IoE tsE rEEaAT $4,000
oNI1, celebrated
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Louisville & Nashville Railroad.
FREIGHT NOTICE.

IL Freights will be forwarded blythe Evening Train
n and must be delivered at the Station between the
hours Of and II 80 AN ,as after that time will be too
late for manifestng that day and there is no convent
for storing
Freghts for intermediate points between Nashville
and Gallatn must be prepaid mere.
JanIl-tf II. FAUNTLEROY, Agent.
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DIX JAnEs wuII4S

DE JANIS wfIiI4N
Dear sir:-fiAving suffered FOR a long tune frsn
Dyspepsa severely thai Mas pletely prosgrst
ca ana having uicd every means fur Telsef without
success i Mas advised 10 usS your "Ant-Iy spetis
Elixir" IL zloros me much pleasure 10 inform ou
that entirely cured BY its use and cordially re
commend IL 20 al peTs0nS suffering under Dy spepsia
Very respectfully kc.,
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Transportation.
Louisville and Nashville Railroad

7 sss : -: 5sEs a.
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Seventy-Six,....P. X. BARCLAY, Master
Joe Ill. Conn, .JoHN WooDBURN, Master

The above named first class steamers have entere
into arrangement forming Lightning Expre
Line between
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All Warranted Full Weight.

1--WE undersigned contssne shs manufacture of then
J. celebrated CAa3i 8, u the d4acrcut 6lIcs four
ave, six. and srNea - ll1e noand.
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TELE GLOBE.
THE OFFICIAL IArER OF CONGRESS.

I PtBliS now my annual Prospectus 10 THE DAILY
l. GLOBE, aud CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE AND APPENDIX,
1" rmind suG>c-hcl aud nlotm those who may desire
|" 'G'scrhs that Congress will meet on the rrs Mon
tIN OF ntNl DrcCr.ber, when shall rccCmmCncc pub
.lsh,uE th"tLoyc uaIutd papers They have been pub
d.Ata 50 long, that ost public men know their CHAR
Motor and theici"rcI docm il needless give minute
account %, the Kind Of matter they viii contain.
ThE DAILY GLoDE will contain report of the De
bat,> both branches of Congress, taken brwn by re-
poi"s equal AZ est I" any crPs OF shor, hand writers
IA this ar Nny other couriTy majority OF them will
be rllo 20 report verbatim ten thousand words hour
Will" the average number Of words spoken by au'nt
~p'kcls rarcl! exceeds en- thousand tive hundred
hour. When the debates Of the day do not make
dian forty five columns they will aar,ar ia the Daily
Glut, OF urSt morning. which viii contain also the
news OF the day. together with such cdt uria articles
my ho osu-g' ed hp IA sing cycut..
tain report o all tie Debates in Congress revised by
th".l Da"rS the messages l the Pio>iiUut the Uni
ted states the Annual cpor' OF the Head, Of th' ~
lon.onI cnliOIs lricNcS TO all They will be printed
oi aollr roya Sheet in hpok torm royal quar- size
each number con antuE sixteen pages The whole will
make, II believed between 3>go aud 5000 pages, the
Inn- session iur eu! NDIs pact having ranged between
those numbers AMI the u"Nt session val hr long
Tins believe tu"ehr1prt work ever sold in rnS roun-
Try, whether reprint 900 rIiu''G iruu manuscript copy
Ahs iol data 'Hr ar'agr urncroi word, "i the long
SOL - siuco the year 1875 fh' a'cIaGe number of
.'s '- $50. aud 'ur nFrrH-c number q words
ug, !. ..3Ji consequently ia" average number o! woids
90 long l.-luu Q. . 30 - ~ have sold o sul.c l.
h,- thai uuuDr uf vuiu, lur sjA do+ IL p.lows that
NE, na'r a ,., than 'iA ana one half cents for every
my rrportr' - % iur cyv! 2397 words of this work,
TIr.r,..oi will without doubt hc an uuu,ualg inte-
o.''u- oa because, the candidate. Of therc>p'c'Iv. prr-
to, t". PRESIDENT and ice Irc.i"'nt oi IL" United
States viii jr nominated h,.'t'i b. crsS ana therefore
she debate. viii be- mustl such poll ic quest ms
it wa, he thought viii 'cmi To uGu"uc" public opinion
iu "-'d 4" ih" pe-o 70 h' 'grr'r'G ior thos" Offices
'ra ' |l't w Dee. "- It i- prru ior many years pa
O. . -n''e from which the 'H'i -'iatoN Of Cousrc,-
.. Pa ..r r.'.iu"t
.tf 'n,GUEs-ov,t CLrnr AND APPENDIX pass tree
I. u,'l- 81 tie Lui,ri >t,lr. 90, will be- seen
b. .. '.- 'l' following Junl Resolution passed by
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f.om the y, Y Thlunc, Nov. 3)h.
The last iIuufsOf Washington living.

NJ II. III. -
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Irn ~ 10y -. .'''s !; - 80, ~ ~ ~
oP"" '"' e'C"'I .. "'' ''rr's" Mr' Nv
ing had passed IN" nous ID lively co"ycr'
saV'oN WIN MS 'Ht'r n''c'' and DIS h'ph'
G"S' Al' l!erfe irving m! Mr' hornezer
irving upon wnlch occasion he manifested
4ol,o Il c"ce't"i dIspo>'''on' ana engage
WllA Ms usual pc lslnS manner IN tho sub
J'c'N or conversation. At about han past
ten O'Clock he retired from the d,awlnr.
room with view t. rc;lic for the night.
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Tie Non-Iutc,cour,c ,loyc,pcnt Begun.

The following appnns IN the Richmond
E,somjDer Of Thursday:
We insert below the resolutions adartci
hy the Board Of Directors of the Rich.
moud aud Danvilc B3jiroal. These lc,o.
iuIiuns sal receive tia cordial approval {
the section of this State. ,hruah which
thc road paasrs. The people e Virginia,
So far a We see, are ready for the alnp
Dion Of measure, the most stringent, in o..
der to force upon their Northern assailan.s
Il knowledge yf the results which must fol.
low their persistence in this Auti-Slayery
agitation. II our Northern associates wish
to reap the benefits # this Union, they
must sutf the SoJth rn ,pcoIle to enjoy
peace, aud NEST prevent their law. SIS cltI
zcus from violating laws and plunderng
property.
RIcIiMoSD y D,NvILLE RAILROAD C"NrNNY,2
RICHMOND. Wednesday Nov. 80, 1859. !
At mecling of the Board of Directors
of this Company, held this day, at the
Office Of the Company, the following pre-.
amblc and resolutions was adopted:
UHereas, Under existing circumstances,
We consider il to be oar duty as managers
Of Southern enter rsc and institution,
as far as is consistent with the Iigh and
interest, of the owners and stockholders in
the same, to encourage aud promote tho
commercial aud industrial independence Of
our section and state; and
WAcreaS, Ii is in many and most H.
stances in our power TO purchase or manu-.
factaro articles rs cheap aud valuable OF
Southern OF foreign make or manufacture
as those for the supply Of which we have
heretofore relied upon the people of the
Northern or Free States; therefore,
ReSolUcd That the Board of Directors
of The Richmond and Dmyille Railroad
Company pH hereqj sr ojstdd, from pro.
curing supplies for tie use Of tie R0ayodd
Compaag fl. ~ tie North or non slave
hoil,ng States, in al cases chcre they coa
be procured Cisewhoc Of suitable charac.
ter and at reasonable rates Of chayge.
Extract from minutes.
Tnos. w. BRoKEpRoUoH, Sec.
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HILLsDALE, MICH, TUESDAY, DEC I3 1852

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na,,hal o,t wi,h Co.,, i,'.Oi i'"a ani ,
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o,J too,. snot an -, aamo 't,; '',r ~ go
,ror I V~ n,ncocdoG ~ v" ho ,o soona " ao, o U"'
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D.. ~ ~, - "'''''' "''' 00''''! 'NS
T'a '''n N'',.'
i"1 S"'' was c"'v'''' anu Tue Co'''.h"na
Drought 10 i''I'' l" lew minutes IL was
aSa'n started ,rI an proceeded 10 the Gai'
.oNE' nc wagon was S'IPped " lew
yards rom Inc steps "h'ch i3d to the pat
'o'''' az" ''o"" "r' "SS'S''o oH', a"u IN
h'o'iIo'! S'a,''' IIF ,n' sca'lo'I. on
cue -! sue was '"o ""''''' O" Tic o'"'r one
o' I,'s nePu''e''
brown assembled Tic stops with cheer.
iui look, firm, mistaken step, and an I'M
oIancn'd eye Not IN exhibition Of fear
was given. There was no evidence Of n
consciousness OF tn terrible tragic scene
which was "boIt to take place, aud IN
which he WAS to be the actor. ~ soon as
he reached the Platform, tie military
which accompanied him, I'll ID nght and
icf'' and took the positions which had
been pr viouSIy assigned them. Brown
looked at the crowd, then glanced at the
sc'ii2Id. Tho Deputy Sheriff extended his
hand and took th t Of Brown, and, shaking
il, bade him farewell.
No ministers were present, owing to the
fact that Brown had refused their offices.
me ,Shenf approached him, shook his
sccpPGi forward wh"n the Deputy Sheriff
'@a MS i'Ss' Wneh the 9heiii Grew the
WINE cap over N, head ana placed the
fatal rope about his neck As soon as tins
was aonn' hFo"n ''mtrN"' to me Hhen'i
YOU VIII G'.fh 10 goi3e ne rom ihiS out.
The Sherii asked, ''apiNn brown, have
you 'GIthHiG ,, ~ TO ), s'S /" "i'l" h' 10
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80 " - -" ''|, = '", u ,Ng'lI'''' : i,
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THE FARMERS GUIDE
SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL aGRIcuLruRE

u, HENvy STEPHENS F. i..S., Eubur.h, and ii,- late
j. T.. NORTON, Professor OF Scientific Agriculture in
Yale College, New Haven vols. Royal Octavo.--
1000 pago' and numerous EngIavings.
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Eg- Somo newspaper states that Parsoa
BrJwnlow, the exccntic Nashville editor and
cx.preacher, had been stricken with pam.
lysis. This he denies and adds: al,
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I5' Parker Pllsbury, tho noted AboIi-
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H., said that he had been told by Dem
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if he had fugitive slave at his hau'e,
who needed assistance, no one would give
him five dollars quicker than Frank Pierce.
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PRus1pENrrAL.--Thc Milwaukee AEos,
the leading German Republican paper in
Wise n-in. in n lato issuc contained a siionS
article in favor Of Gov. VIM. n. Seward,
~ the Presidency in 1850.
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.G,9" Tho Home JourRal, speaking Of
speaking Of the news, received recently
from Paris, of the abolition of crino,ine,
says: The last steamer from Europe
brought the interesting intelligence that
that the reign Of hoops and cnuoijnc was
at an end. We presume We shall soon be
able to declare, in The words Of Cnmpbc !,
slightly varied, however, that
"ilrops for n season babe The world farewell.
And Fashion sITjched rs CriHy'igd fell '