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LOOK orr FUR LADY IN PANTS" -
The lockers after tho curious, may have an
opportunity of seeing something rich in
"genllcman's apparel," iflhey koepa sharp


look out. OGr Louisville correspondent, in
his letter Of yesterday, states that Louisville
has been thrown into some excitement, in
consequence ola mclamorphosis-by which
a lady, or person appearing in the cbry.
sails state oi one, (haying on the usual ap.
parcl OF the gesus woman, stepped out oil a
carriage into a fashionable clothing store,
purchased sundry articles, known as shirts,
pants, vests, coat, hat, and sIsprnders, all


by a measure which she said answered the
dimensions oi her husband. She stepped
back into The carriage. ordering the driver
TO an unfinished tenement in secluded part
Of tho city, which she was seen leaving, in
the character OF Beau BrumHell, oil the
first walerl Suspicion being aroused, a
police officer was despatched 10 the house,
where he lonnd The enliTe uniahaJiicd dres.
Of a lady! hair aud all-sbe having clipped
her locks aud leil them behind. Here the
my,rry iai:ly opens, aud the enquiry nat.
urally follows, who is she, aud whence /,
shcl \ linc article ofIinen, such as the poets
In their iaucy describe as portion Of Ia.
dy's wardrobe, bearing the mark of "Alor.
gan," and a lady from the South answering
tn the description passed few days with
her husband, in Louisville, at very res.
peclablc house, about tbs Time last year


The lady, or gentleman, or Il, is supposed
to have crossed tue river on the same day


and tlkcn passage on boat bound to Gin.
cinnali land il may be that our city is
honored with its companY.-Cia. Eng.


ADVICE TO YuUru Push onward
push lhyselG and push lcarlessly; heed
neither friend nor ioc--push onward; men
esteem us according TO our wcalth-push
onward we may be good yet poor, hut still
there is an obloqny attached 10 poverty,
which the wise shuni by great enterprise
and enduring loil-push onward; thou wilt
meet rivals and sneers at every stop; lot
them sneeron, their tongues are but flesh;
their mullrrs but a vapor--push onward,
success is honor, defeat shamej push thou
ouwaid. When seated in thine own, hard
Won brightly furnished home, when the
storm roars without, and the fire burns
cheerily within, when thy mansion is o.
marble, and those OF Thy erst.snarlng rival.
mud aud straw, thou canst rub thy hand )
and smile, whilst the tongue. slanderlng
and llp.sneering lues sigh at their own
homcs, aud groan. Push OF ward let il be
thine own hearts watcha ord; yea, til,
heart eternal whisper; push onward"


"N hat! in defiance OF truth, honorl"


"No, boy, mol let truth and honor rule
thee in the race. Push onward, out lei
Thy heart guide thee safely and h1norably
through the struggle, sweve not a hail
from true honor, let what will tempt thec,
Letthy heart, not mems tongues, rule thee


First, see Thy way, then push ON; let who
will compete with thee, push thou on; sue


cess follows labor and perseverance,
Wrong 10 man, yet do thine own sell full
justice. Fortune stands ever at the top o
the bill and crowns the brayest struggle,