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HOYT Il cos NEW OFFICE,
UNDER THE EXCHANGE .,oTeI -,

10 Below Hoyt Civ. a Ii- of IN. most ,,,s,,o,
'e- Tn be drawn an July They on
- 5e inc richest collection have long time Pre-.
s'uopo $1,000 10000, Sc, viii be found amongst them
noy reputation for eing prizes i. now 80 wei %
n.heu mat a. matter OF courss nil who big prsss viii
send their orders o them - ' wan
$4,000
Alexandra Lottery Class II, drawn July 29,h. ls43.-
VOy. 600, $40 5000. prizes Of 2OOO
OF 1900, ) OF 1850, 5 Of 1900 50 of 500 &C. Tcke,
SiO-shares IN proportion. certificate Of package of
20 Whole Tickets in the above will be sent for SI3o-
halves and quarters in proportion.
81 hofT co solicit orders for Tickets an Lotteries ure,
The management Of 6. Gregory Co The result on ,syet
lures Is always scn when Tequesed orders are sent 10
jc2G Under E,,h,,.. IT,, D. $50 * ", -.
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GREAT BhRG.iLN;s ~ cILIcOES am L4gvs ar
crouch. Brooks 81 Isndson,..
,--. 2itn JULY 1913,
INTENDING to New York in few DAYS IN, nm, o.k ~,
ran "'-i~ We hah offer from C.leoe. Iav,s
&c At very reduced pees-Many desirable sS Of Env-h -,
prints at about one half the importation Extra 6ne
fhSh ana English style pnn beautiful quality
eoo- at 81 yard worth from per yard real London Dr
~ hhest qualify Imported made al L. ward
rs our OBJECT Is 10 clear NJ summer good.
that have been before receipt Of our fan goods We ran
-eI such without regard cost
u = CROUCH. BROOKS * HUDSON
CHOICE SEGARS!
hNNE Just opened small lot segarS embraenr the
0"ins avore brands La Numa Regsl Plantation Canones
and Principe can and examine this lot;
WILLIAM II. HARDWOOD.
- - Successor 20 :. r Adie A 60
TRY IT.
tS EEkNARD'S CHOLERA MEDICINE = unryauei for thu
cure 81 DmhTa. Cholera Morbu. ChoIes Cran,ps ke
sufferers from these diseases relieved in twenty four hours
an on WIN. r. HARDWOOD.
W Agent for the City OF Richmond.
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Auttion Salrs.
FUTURE DAYS.

SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE CRY
RICHMOND
NDth The authority Of Deed nade bv Mar O'ron
neh 70 the utsrrsgned bearing ninth of Marcia %
70 secure The payment OF debt Cb,rs Eis
WI ets 10 sale. the premises ready Money ON Monday
ue is july f or parcel Of CITY 81
an hontg Hon Valley street ~ feet according 20 sur
" a' pat made BY Naesah Bates February ist2
she partoi larger lot selcnx James OConnel-
me terms OF ale be not COMPLIED the pro
V VII be re sod on the following rsq1e ana cost
80 -, p HARRISON. Trustee.
!" e-opis NLoES BROTHER. Auet-
Hy Davenport q Allen.
q ROCE RIES
On THURsDAfs7ih, 10 O'Clock win be .od al our Auction
Store - ~ - N-' ''NN''n
$50 bags Rio Coffee
$50 DO Luguaya DO
90 hhds Whiskey
Is DO y. Sugar
20 do nddinzS Bacon
zoo boIss Window Glass
100 DO brown soap
100 do r. Teas
20 pipes old whiskey
200 keams wrapping paper
Is or casks Bmndy
10 pipes Port Wine
100 ksrs White Lead
10 |. chests fine Teas
10 boxes Havana White Sugar
30 DO fays Patent Candies
hSs-u nder 500 cash for 800 mo- for apuroved
paper. DAVrxPnpr :. AZ !, Itt'"''u
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SALE.

ny virtue of deed of Trust executed 10 tho
hser'he on tho s2d of Apul lsf7 BY overton n P.tr
when deed Of record IN the Clerks Of n
iof certain purposes specified Offer Tor sa 10
hsos o1ae Tor cash. Al the residence of ta aid PENS Inc
"wlng properly 10 wit slaves n,.d Mipor n, NJ.
amy 'aay Why ami ehd Sany Judy; about So bb-
.e e- am one HORSE The said Pctis OF Sheep
ABOUT thry IN number ain Of C,tt, v.,v -,
80 he crop OF oats now upon IN. premises T. .s- viii
axe pace on the First Dlyuf August NJ the =, a.,
aid oveuon B. Pettit title 10 the ,hov A.. -, =, %
eeNeu 70 De unquesonahe but As TRUSTEE. sh,n or
- a. y 'eseu IN me uy the deed aforesaid
lu-4--hh HENRY p tpNTSc 1,,....
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FOUNTAIN INN.

VN ~ MN INN.
LiGHT.ST, BALTIMORE (Iate B,itx6oor,y,,O
'utf> well known AMI connections est f,ps, a.,
e travelling community III, has been lea ed BY the
sunserbcf. who have completely thoroughly renoyated
and enbeisbed throughout Every comfort ami eonveniene
% any hotel can boast Of thy on this old AMI "a
vow" mouse and without entering dcta the excellence Of
their comfort OF t. guest. they cn6
usnuy assert that no establishment supas- them
The PropreoTs the spt Of the tes
resolved to reduce their ebagcs from the former higb ,a,, ma
therefor" state that 81 2j per day compensa,es them ,
d contiguous 10 all the steamboat anil the Termination, OF
the various raj roads our veer greater an
dueements than the "E6uHLaia IH-.-
w. W. DIX
VA Tim ARriufR A. rncc tPropIetors.
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valuable Lands i'm Henrico mud IIcbmo,,d
FOR SALE

4 NDER decree of the Court of Cbapcer,
% ~ le case OF kirbys MKenzie and other, ,,,u IN
the 2-ih instant duly piece Land IN tn e,,,,
n'ntiC on the Deep Run Coal PIT Road about ,pl,s &
- 'oninnso ieres more less lying between the l,pss
Neh and Philip DuvaL This land Is in vr ,r1 =
Nauaoie from ~ situation the midst tho nos, .,rrf -
improving district Richmond 'N't'"''4 anu
h IN heit day SATURDAY, July 29h) shan sell up, m.
NJ sos @ on = street m the City Of Richmond par, Of 10,
on,ns on street % feet inches rannnr haeE ON
$50, I usph o. me n' THIS lot corner part OF The
B1- Terms made known a the ale
a>rs,t. ., - -, - JAS NJ WICKHAM, Comm.
clock r. NJ 80 premise AZ , o.
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auction 5ales.
THIS DAY.

THIS DAY.
ny tniacs a Hrotaer.
Lancaster DENLY Co. oE st,nil
GROCERIES. LIQUORS.Se.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING Juty 2sh eo,,,D.,.i,. =, m
es We VIII sell ~ store. without reserve pat Of CRoCrEs
sIo'k eons.ing o. Prime Rio iaz Collie ,!upr,, -,
70" ehons Tea Ham Bacon Pdn Rico sugar RE. M. n ,
Ter. Boxes soap. &C. '
WILL. ADDED
lVOOO lbs ptiuSe shouh-r and mAiling Bacon
10 a. easss pure sweet Malaga Wine
10 chests Young Hyson Tea
80 bags Cofse. Java Rio nj I,rrir,
30 do na;.tuote nd 2uies
20 boxes 7GiO Wiuiaw Glass
so ioz. BALTIMORE lotted Porter
10 VI prime Cuoa Srgars
casks Port WIN.
chest 'eNtral P1vchong Tea
80 groce Fiction MATCHES
IL boxes manufactured Tobacco. rar No 1
Pine oh Imitation English Cheese A. a.
TERMs-Unt-r 500 cash. ana over mo. ., To-
approved endorsed notes. 49, '''' '''
Ju - iNLoEs a BROTHER Au.,.
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FOR PHILADELPHTA.

FOR PHILADELPHIA
.irsA The regular packet Schooner Union. Cant.
tro'veH having nearly al OF cargo engaged md on
oauan take or 300 boxes Tobacco rs bor-Ir immediate
aPliieaton - made on boari Lssier'- wharf ortiz
yu . JAS FISHER son.
SLtS FOX NEW fORh-'rhe regular packet
RICHMOND, Capt Chester having considerable OF her car
go engaged viii have all possible Dispatch freight or paar.
having handsome accommodations apply on board I.uas
or - FISHER
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BY RobertHiII a. Rrnth.,

VIII be sod in front of Auction Store under IN. p.n T
Morning likely female servants one Of them ab, 9o
old the other ~ year, old. soh for m fault
u 20 RO. HILL. BROTHER
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Crust saleS.
ls, IaIos- a .srssn.s
TRUST SALE or VALUABLE

TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE
Property.
* virtue Of Deed Ut Trust from Edmund 4.
- WekaHA E,i- IN ufuer,rns,i setur Titfrcn II,
pursuance ~ m rion ~ uaouy me creicfs cursi
~ the DECD % Trust wa ~
psH wti re-ee tor cash THURSDAY te t1h dsy -
month ub1 at O'Clock thc Exchange Isos
m ms eiy the sal Wokhaus interest
he mt" John WiekhanL Eq iasrr consist. q one un-
di'd twelfth Part q the estate of Mr. wckhsn which com
pse arre ainoun u valuable property IN M CIV 81 RcoI
ne ne estair on James River and raekabe Creek hr-i
worth not icss $500 900.
Immediately aer that sale The n,cr-f now h-i BY
W rHot- IN he plantation the fsmuukry River
vt Count House called south wales interest an estate FIR
me NE OF Edmund Wickham. Es plantation has been
frnd Tor ten from the day January -t AZ clear an
nlI rent 81 $3.50 Wheh perfectly secured. BY he IN
susnee which b. effected NAV uade an
E@fa-g 600 For ths pfrr,y M.
u'ea- money wiz Be- required of November a.
me pufcharer giving
ae1nVey anss when ne purchase money : raid.
erio'- OF VT Wiekham also hereby notified that
sha De prepared on the 10Th day month nv of ~
make dividend funds which have aeer,s, Conn ,h ~,
@s "Ni.e u f-ws JAMES LYONS. Trustee.
1a1 S"uNlueen ny tNLOES A BROTHER Aueta
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SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
ID \ 1NG1N9.

~ sunseriber bess nve to inform his friends ara IN. ,,,
generally mat he SAL continues carry on the abo INC
~ ~ q" Us various branches Sho8 ON. .,,,. -s
~ on :" shoekoc Han where he has lar,, as.o,,,
- ga paint e"pai NafnhE, putty, &c which br M -
'y wan Siss or any other ~ MIN - 90, =
"a connected with nm Mr. Rchari SMITH VIII = ,,i - W
..,.' '''i's VINO VIII always n, tho ,l, a. s--
.n.hAiuly al orders both ard small and ,,r 49,
~ ~ nl'hs- ani with dispatch. he WouLl in,,rto h., -
4'e 'llppy % 20 n
as tnen with hs -erve's He ready to eri M no., ~
i pli, oI e city to set one lights OF -sss w %
per yard. ~ '' 1iee coat work 20 cents
n n I ,yo,,t, IF. +. p SMITH
os hnshed in that beautiful style called ySIe pdIih er
occurred thorough knowledge the art I'M, pTrnsd ~ N
-, - uhe sane IN manner be equapeI h., an,
ou painter IN the city Ms shan be to i The my
p. r. SMITH
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NEW AUCTION IIOTsE.

w ANtED A Woman competent to coOa,
w wash and iron--Appy to
m LEW DUNLOP MoNCURE \ co
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DIBRELL, H0LC0MBE & co,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
y l-di2ml Opposite siockoe Ware-IIou-.

l.. Ii. SMITH, Hair Gutter.
91- odee. IN basement under The Exchange Hotel 20
NoriCK-An persons TO il- a. Gf, OF p Mes,aya
Co. requested immediate tay.u, Il, the ,,
seriher- who duly authorized the hn.- Of th con-
Germ N lNi.OES BROTHER
DNE oi two courses must be- pursued by me
~ an the sale Of Piano Fores must either about IN.
common practice with dealers d..
other Instruments IN order the character Of my own or
must DO as have been endeaong eight years pss, no,
tne punhe 10 iom ,heir BY y,-g my The
former course have adopted shall the attsr
nave inca and iound To work my Piano Fortes
arr AZ 'as, 'al To any made In this country
OF but that opinion being not a.k
'ne pubic TO depend upon simply beg OF the 70 .i.
@ iaue' by actual trial Any porson desnE 20 purchase
RAM can take mine trial. and payment unit, they
'ah prove the instrument T.. T.. NASH,
Book and Piano Porte Seller.
".
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3O.OnO DOILARSI
CHEAP BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

CHEAP BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
DNlE subscriber being DESTROYS TO reduce, as
u mueh A. possible Dts Stock n Roots AMI preparatory
~ The reception ri Doe fll supply (which VIII hc receiving
Few days. oilers Tor sale reasonable tennis any description
Of Goods DO DIE line embracing Ladies AMI Misses a
kinds both Of Northern AMI Home Manufacture iui Gencuns
and youths Boots ani shocsNo rrc Superior
Seal AMI Hair Trunks a ~ which composed stock
Being convinced of o truth of the Old ldagc quick .srencs
better uan slow shilling" De- determined Profits
thereby iusuung quick lcs AMI hc pledges
oi every pair nf shoes Of ripping have them
NJ e1prns 10 The purchaser lie respectfully attention
Of Ladies and Gentelen ri BIZ Stock
y G. WINSTON, Nest nlut above
IuN Mr-s,s valentine Rreeien 4 90
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J. B. CUNNINGHAM,
DRY GOODS MERCHANT,
III Street, Shockoe mn, nodriy opposite
IRA TtCHENORs.
ROuND PLAsrER-6OOc casks Ground landing and for
N saic by
mei DAVENPORT 4 ALLEN
NLCNEb PLAsrER-7o bbs Caiciuc Plaster made express
- y Tor stucco work landing and Tor -lcby
iu21 DAVENPORT ALLEN
RICHMOND & PETERSBURG RAILROAD
Hours for Departure aud after July gard
TRAM.
Leaves Richmond AZ past =. NJ In,
Leaves Petersburg a. past A. " S'''P
AccoNuoDArfov rRMN.
leaves Richmond At before An lns, .,,.,, s,,,,
Leaves Petersburg ats a. ~ "''F ''''P' '''"'''~
TRAIN
leaves Richmond past 10 s. ~. lMoni1ys wednesday, and
iTiNes petersburg past 2 r. NJ Fridays
" Fasrage si-Chfcn and Servants half pncc-25 cents
when paid in the Cans
Office n. 4 r. n. n. 60. la %
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W. r. JENNINGS 81 co.
H. a su..a0-

W. r. JEN NINGS a. 60.
DrRPcr~ & Tnilors.
23i Rreadr1H arussHl 20 fafHf1ia I.ft.
- oICI ic attention of Gentlemen York their
- Stock Of CLOTHS. CASHMERE VEsTtNGs &c A. .u
a c and various sy. under the That The w.
TEN Of small profits and QUICK returns" which ratd ntf
al patronage VIII bc continued whilst Arrangements are such
AZ VII enable 20 fn 100 oticrs with proHptncss MIC
Gfvrtrvrv by leaving their undersigned can
Pc furnished with CoArs Pt>r,ooSs Ngst suiErs.
NJ e shove Establishments at sue prices ocr inueeuat.
20 he economist aul li,aniass 90 awho bsra garu,u
use opposite :, ilasi
ON wHISKEX.-Io bbh. superior osi ra.-sbo-a Wins
~ hey. Tor sale.
JUG w " HARRISON
(tYPRESS HEART sIINGLEs-ssss inch dressed
- 62o0o, on The D1ck--for sale.
h " JAMES WINSTON
Oh tlERCES London Porter in quarts and
- ~ pint' just received and foI low iof cash BY
WADE W. WOODBRIDGE
w ~ doofa heiow he Rem
DD IoNo lr,JeE4r .roR, ASSERTED s..,s. lust
~ received aud Coz SALE low for cash. By -
WADE w. WOODBRIDGE
~ 10 doors below the Bell
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nR. ,I'Lane'. Patent VcrmiIugr-1 m.,--

II hh. h'Lnne's Patent ycrmifup,-A $500.
wheh perfectly safe and be given to children from MAN
y age which lays under mt asto cold ,,s, 90
any knd OF fool purges mildly su...ng fever ds - VI
with inyarab'e success and which s-.ily admin
'nulfeu That possesses valuable uroor.ef.s a.
earessy asserted siiH NJ the additional -
- ~ sll ouiN aud requiring drenchgg which
tee II has been introduced many families when ey 6
Nu ana accessible Nermuse been tired fhou, th ,s,
49, Wneu u h's promptly eEPaes Horns r., a. Almost ,e-
If, 5o '' SAFE ~ GAYNOR LYELL.
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CHARTER

= The A. eoppered brig oCEANUs Capt smith, carries
so hhds Inaceo City Point IN readiness 70 receive
lIso. Appy ~ lu 90 chs PAIMER.
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AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF

=
I9NHE subscriber from the various applicnfions
made 10 him by individuals desiring both TO buy and sell Real
Estate has been induced to think connection with the
cultural Public affords him peculiar facilities
negotiations he has therefore opened Office at which pons
derous If selling leave pts descriptions &c Of their Fa.
anda which those wishing purchase birds ey. view,
oi tr property IN Market Country His
will bo moderate and may be contingent upon the a he
ing elected. ~ ~
Now on hand several little IN the vicinity of the CITY
and two or three large Estates adjoining Country In one
OF the latter especially, great bargain may obtained
Jus' &. T.. BOT-Ts.
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Plaster, NJ i2i cts.-for
BOLTON n HARRISON.
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ny fniocs a Hrotaer.
uancastef. DENLY a Co. on st,nil
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Aae DIP g&

Mp anp gR
ASkINS LlBBYS Line of Packets between Richmond nd
New Orleans their regular nun m seot,be,
and will be eompo-ai of the following vessels
harqae BACHELOR Capt HRAN Horror:
Brig ORLEANS Can't W. svrr,,
Brig JOSEPHlNE- Capt. JoS. RoulNsox.
One Of the above will place regularly every
month We with confidence, recommend the above vessels 70
the public. they huih expressly trade and will insure
~ low a. any other vessels and
erect Of long experience freight or pasSa
having very superior accommodations .;esrar
Passenger apply 70 J. FISHER & son. or
HAsKINs Il LIBBY.
" b Al freight from the country above vessels will be
received and forwarded BY charging only
Wharfage. J. r. s.
~ = II. 81
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ainnbic Servant for sal,

n l. SUBS rl0er mas Just received, per steamboat
- irohl Philadelphia large superior ot ~ b,ot -,
ZION ''aed Travelling Trunks, them are mac on an -
pNvl pan Those IN want % very superior sank and m
- low p4ae' VII give call stal ayavs kcer !, -
s''eA OF every description and will ten As le, T INV
nous IN ngina respectfully my friends and he pbI-
u cal and exam uiy sock ~ ~ F-OAS
Also very large ot Of Dres. BEAR SKINS from the Mann
Aihs IN Virginia, wh.ehI will sell very low ~
u 90 Main st. nearly opposite Mr. VIM Mebe IeS.r s,o,.
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for the statue, and cannot hope for that as
yet, l meant il as representation of Eve.''
lie then withdrew the drapery that conceal
ed it, and displayed an undraped female tina,
gazed upon with unfeigned establishment
have no words of art at my command
which might enable you to conceive all the
blended dignity and simplicity ofthis beauti-
full figure. In size, it is not beyond nature,
but it is nature in very full perfection, and
admirably well accords with the idea that it
seems natural to conceive of the universal
mother, and the model of women, as she
came from the hand of the creator, before
any accident of earth had tarnlshed her per-
lection. In her right hand she holds the ia
tai apple, and athwart the still heavenly
composeure other fair face, one may trace
slight shade of incipient anxiety, just suilici-
ent TO make one feel that she is not divine.
but human. But what strikes me in the
composition, still more than the grace and
loneliness, was the almost severe simplc-
| ity with which it was conceived and execut-
ed. There is in it something that gave me
the idea of the pride of genius, that could
not stoop TO borrow charm from look, or
attltude,b but trusted all to beauty and to truth
alone. Powers watched, almost wholly in
silence, the impression that his work made
upon us F.; and when at length we turned "a
way from it, he threw the veil again over it,
saying, with something like sigh, 81 should
like to do it," Most heartily do wish that
some one may ere long look upon that Eve
of clay with as sincere admiration as | did.
and with money enough to boot, to command
that she should imme diatey receive the i'm
mortality of marble, for well does she de-
serve il,
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A GENUINE YANKEE.

The following anecdo,e is good illustra.
ton OF some of the traits of true New Eng
land Yankee. 1t is copied from the Rich
mond (Va.) Star.
-" our pure blooded yankee is a singular
fish, beyond all cavil-a perfect Unitarian in
Its most practical sense. Throw him up
ana like cat, he comes down upon his feet
IN spite OF you. An instance is furnished in
Harvey Winchell, who was captured in the
Santa re expedition. Being turned loose
after the release Of those prisoners, he look
ed ABOUT Tor something to busy himself with
moi liking to waste time in idleness, and al
last he opened school, and is now 'goine
ahead IN style. He has one Of Santa An
mas daughters, sixteen years old, for pupil
first she could not write her name. Most
iolks, after getting into such a scrape, would
have scattered at the first chance. But this
chap took a cool survey first, and finding the
ground pretty clear, he set up school like
sensible man. He'll marry the Dictator's
daughter next"
a noble, self-sustainng spirit is that whicl
constitutes the inner man of Harvey Winch.
ell. We trust he may make the Mexican
"iaiuen Ills VIE {; provided she shall prove
to be worthy of him, as her character unfold.
under hs tuition. She could not do better
at least IN Mexico; and it is every way prob.
able that Harvey Winchell, Judging from
TINS specimen Of him, is better qualified tc
govern Mexico than is the father of his pupil
IT has always been said, in honor of the
French mobiles, when driven into exile bv the
Revolution, that instead of sitting down r
helpless leebIeness of soul they generally hao
the manlneSs, the true wisdom and magnan.
unity to try their own personal resources
and turn their talents and accomplishment:
TO account by making them the means OF
their support. SO it is with this genuine
yankee; and if not as graceful, and polished
as some OF the old emigrant nobility of the
ancient French regime, he shows the same
magnanlmous spirit, and is probably better
qualified 10 be useful in Mexico.-Daily.
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WHIMSICAL HORSE.

There is fine horse in the possession of Sir
Henry Meux 81 Co., the eminent brewers.
when Is used as dray horse, but is SO tracia.
bic that he is left sometimes without restraint,
to walk about the yard and return to the stable
according TO bis fancy in the yard there are
also few pigs of a peculiar breed, which are
fed on grain and corn, and to these pigs the
morse mas evidently an nsuperabe objection,
which is illustrated by the following fact -
There Is deep trough in the yard, holding
water for the horses, TO which this horse goes
alone with bis mouth full Of corn, which he
saves from his supply. When he reaches the
trough, and when the swine approach TO eat it,
(ior the old ones keep aloof,) he suddenly sci.
zes one OF them by the tall pops him into the
trough, and then capers about the yard, seem
'ngly delighted with the irolic. The noise of
the pig soon brings the men to his assistance,
VINO know from experience what is the matter,
whilst the horse INDUCES in all sorts of an.
ties by way o; horse laugh and then returns
quietly to the stable.-Lond0n paper.
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EFFECT OF MLLERIsM.-We are credibly in.
formed, says the editor of the Sherbrooke Ga.
zette, that man in Barnston has within a few
days become SO crazy from the effects of Miller.
ISM that he has been obliged to lie confined =
and tina. man in Staustead, under excitement
from the same cause, attempted TO take the lives
OF his family
A good story has been told us, BY a friend
from that quarter, of the happy effects of Miller
ism, or neio wayG getting a wue. 1t appears
that certain old bachelor in that quarter, had
long and ardently wooed fair and coy young la.
dy, the mistress of his affections, but without
success. To his repeated declarations, in legal
phraze, his mistress as often had sweety plead
ed previously engaged" until between love
and Mlllersm the friends of the unfortunate suit
or feared utter distraction OF his reason, for the
costs OF his suit. Amid the many velatons,
gifts OF prophecy, and the dlscernment of spirits
granted to the favored followers Of Mr.. Miller, it
appears that the guardian angel of this hoary
lover appeared TO him in vision of the night,
and revealed this fair virgin as his future bride.
Moved at once by divine command and the gen.
tie breathngs of Love, she dared no longer re.
lect his suit, but gracefully yielded herself to
the favored OF Heaven, and accepted with ioy at
once reverend lover and crazy husband. We
advise certain OF our friends to turn Millerites
at once.-Montreal Transcript.