, 1860-11-28
CDlra9n Ttlbttttt.
NOVEMBER 20, 1860.
MISCELLANEOUS.

CLERICAL C1RcuALocUT1oF-Rev.D Dr. -
goes III for elegance Of paraphrasc. 1n urging
the changes upon " He that bath cars to hear,
let him lcar, !" le did fine thing last Sunday:
He TINT Is accessible to auricu1ar vibration"
said the Doctor, let him not close the gates
Of his tympanf," II that isn't h11alntin, then
what is?
B1oNpN Como TO EsaLAND.-The immor-
tai Blondin, whose wonderful fcats in this
country in crossing cataracts aud spanning
friyhtfnl cllasms on almost airy nothlngs"
have won for him world wide reputation, We
understand is about to visit London In April
next, where no doubt hc will astonish a1l thu
folks within The sound Of Bowbells, and good
many outside Of It. Although he will find no
Niagara to walk over in the British mctropo~
lis, u Journey on the tight rope, Say from the
top Of st. Paul's to the Monument, would not
be Il Ind feat. That Blondin could accomplish
it who doubts, nfter what hc has done at Mag
ara and Jones' Wood.
shrRsNosr.-Ag gentleman, "a years Of age.
Is .lcsirous Of meeting with young Indy u
respectable family for Ills future wife, Whu
would be willing TO keep company twelve
nlunths previous 10 the alliance, when lie Will
bt: IN such . position rs to make comfortable
home Tor her. She must be religious, atniable,
cheerful, doncsticatcd, enjoying good health,
and in moderate ability aud education; her
privatc means quite im1naterial, so that tho
above Indispensable qualities are possessed.
The correspondent will bc gentlcmanly dealt
with should iii interview result in disapproyal
IN either side This is bona tidc advertise
If what religious denomination.
Amt II sweet? lie seeketh:
Respectable family.
Religious.
A1niable.
Cheerful
Domcstic-atcd!
Enjoying Good Health.
Gcntccl-{say Gc7.-tccD in Appearance!
OF Loving Disposition.
But only Of Moderate Ability and Educa-
tion.
We think nc sec into tLis last. A girl of
anything more than Moderate, (and very mod
crltc,) ability and education would be very
Eaontt,s' with any advertising yagabond. But
then she will be
t;clltlc,nanly Dealt With. Aud this is a bona
ide advertisement
And yet this lump Of transparent raseality
will bc pccked ut by some Female Fool. Per
llals by a score. Simply bccausc Willie re-
qniring, or attempting to require mass Of
virtues and cxccllcncies such as no girls who
answer matrimonial advertisements ever pos
hcss. he tlatters the vanity-awakens tllc sclf-
admiration Of numbers. I'm this, I'm that
I'm gentccl know. Tn religious rm more
IGHEHc4sAult llldu uiNl lily tIlCuub-iluu oA
nin1 Of Loving Disposition "I'll do" Its
The old story.
"You may miss II you bait with silver and gold,
: You nlag mics with diamond and pearl,
(; But you never will Miss II with fattcry
! You fish for foolish girl"
! -Idnity Fair is out with cartoon by Ste.
phens, ortraying the aspect of the secession
ISIS with effective car1lestncss. The tcxt u1l.
dcrncat'l is as follows:
"a certain man lad two sons; and the
younger Of them said to lis father, Fatiicr,
give me the portion Of tho gooaa that f1letl
TO me-"
The artist has represented Uuclc Sam rs i
noble, stawart old man sr:tcd in his arm clair
and wearing library gown, suggestive Of the
national emblem. With one hand he half GOV.
ers his sorrow stricken face, with the Other
lle wares back his "prudiga1 son." The latter
Is depicted As Il tall, handsome Soutlcrncr
with his eire's vigor and manIiness in ever,
feature. 1fc is equipped tor 4 journey, ant
sicrnly claims lis ''rortion Of goods" On tht
walls arc hanging the Declarat ion Of I1ldepea
dcncc, half f..led out. and Il print Of tho arm:
If South Carolina.
Tic picture is drawn with striking effect ant
engraved to the lit, and tho general cuucep
t1on is most happy. Nothing Of burlcsqua q
t'ariraturc attaches to it.