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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-15
Communications.

any your readers Mr. Editor have coughs or colds
let me recommend you to direct them at once to the
great Chrome Thermal remedy at the Office of Doctor
Taylor 375 Bowery. His genuine Basam OF Liverwort
j. pu; up entirely this and wonderful discovery
in medicine and is the of the unparalleled success
OF this justly appreciated remedy. My friend Doctor
strait showed me letter from gentleman in Reading
ton ~ j dated Oct 10TH TO which the DR.. sent bottle
of this invaluable remedy in which he says was so
much better Sunday that did not lie down all day.
and have felt better since than have done for two
months have but few night sweats and raised but half
the quantity of phlegm since and the bloody has
entirely ceased, and wish you to get two bottles
more and send them by Mr. Page consider it but right
that these things should be known particularly by all
affected with predisposed 10 complaints OF the throat
or chest, NV friends wife used il and cured of weak
ness and hemorrhagc which nothing else would relieve
Yours &c AMrcUs.
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,Ir. InShnm Coryell, once more.

To The Editor Of Tie Tribune:
SIR: ind myself reluctantly made party to con-
'roversy between Wn- l. Mackenzie and Samuel 7.
Godson. They and were Clerks IN the Record Office
IN tie Custom House in this City and having been refer
red to by both the only party knowing the facts 10 gay
which OF the statements published BY them is true |
was reluctantly compelled say that NJ Mackenzie
statement was CORRECT else submit 10 the inpnianon
tina, had refused to do co. because believed that by
telling the truth would give offence 10 the Collector
DO not believe that my telling the Truth VII! give OF
fence 10 Mr. Lawrence bu, If under such circumstances
could purchase promotion By ,uppressng the truth.
would do il much less would / seek to retain
my situation by publishing deliberate falsehood.
The institutions and direct charges made by MI Gold
son IN his letter OF yesterday OF character with his
previous statement, and arc prompted by the con-
siderations. INGHAM CORYELL.
Brookiy1 Nov IA i-I3
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TIE sG1scrlbcs ul.er- .ot sale 3!
EluCED PRICE

re- Glrandoles SOAR Laups Tea Trays and Table w.
lery Plated Case Baskets, CastOrs, Caio!e ems
BrAnnn " are; Silver Table Tea spooas' &c GOOD,
Buyers will and their advantage 10 CALI 40 lo I'll
offered great reduc don from iorner prices e-
be found cheaper than n any other store. - .,.s,
oSl lIris % ALBERT BEACH, III Caa'asH''S
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LATER FROM New. BRuNswicK.-By papers from
81 Johns TO tic u,h inst learn thar the health ofrhe
Governor General Lord Me,calf lately considered in
precar'ous state. was rapidly improving The news re-
ceved from the Newfoundland Journals concerning the
Labrador fisheries was OF highly 'orable nature
brig laden with coal away the 18Th ult OF
pom Holly Head and a 90 board lost. There was
nothing further Of any importance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-15

II The School Book War in Brooklyn took
another turn on Thursday evening, when the Board
of Education resolved 10 adopt Cobbs books in
place OF Saunderss The vote stood Is to in s body
of 81 mcmbers-ve or six friends of Saunderss books
leaving the room when the Previous Question was or
dered-Wc heartily approve characterization and action
the relative merits OF School Books By those in
taory but We hope they will hereafter Investigate be
Tore deciding so 20 involve themselves IN TWO or
three contradictory decisions and destroy all respect for
saelr Judgment. They have ample Ugh, 20 make The IN
selves rdiculous, bur not their Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-15

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE II s.o-HARBoR.-We
learn from the conductor Of the Long Island Railroad
that an extensive occurred sag iinrbor Thurs
day evening at o'clock We have not heard the par
scuihrs There is rumor the; a Bank, two public
houses and nearly hundred building, were de.
s,roycd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-15

y To-day of-rs the last chance Of seeing the Dwaif
Mnstrels and Microscope ut the American Museum Il
ner OF these three will repay for the time and money spent
In visiting them, say nothing of the tens of thousands Of
other curos"s to he there all hours. Rare per-
iornances of u and y 7. M by the Snsires WIN
che!l. The Merrihe!ds, Dancing Wchts &C. We recon-
mend one al 10
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U speclnl Auc1ion Nolice of nIngniaeen.

u SDtcIh1 AHctiOh .EOIIct OF J1agnIHctHs
Paintngs.-A large and splendid collection OI Foreign
Paintings Including valuable private collection .iii %
sold IN Ihe Chan5erss Gallery. Granite Building, Broad
way on Tuesday Nov 10 ami Friday, Nov. 2Ib, al w
large and valuable picture by ~ b. Dlrand landscapes
by t. Cole, large marine By Birch pictures by Gao =
brown,-besldrs originals by Both Hackaett, COpey =
Dolci, DeHem LeBrIn, Varr paendonck Also brarL4
~ nnsned copies from Claude Vernet DroDg &c oe's
considered together the most valuable and desirable co
ton OF Pictures ever Offered Tor ssc in his CITY, AI.s'a
Eree-daY and evening. u Ell4
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received TO The Newly orh,r,

- The Of the Injunction, Daley Us. ComsOcl
& Co is appealed from the decision of the Vice Chan
celor the Chancellor consequently the Injunction
mains in force until the final decision OF the Chancellor
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,1lIr TRIBUNE.
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:, :, N>,s3 Nav Publications. Susreasirn ct S'e'E'
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u The great American remedies for consumption iat
liver coHplant-Southern Balm and Alternative Pills-We
take great pleasure In recommending these truly sceGla
and highly popular medicines 10 tie afflicted. To he had
the principle drug in the City and u S-Who!esse
aud retail At the Depot G35 Broad way and Wyatt Ketch
III Eultonst (25 Mo 81
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q" The Providence papers are marveling at an
odd fish which has just made its appearance of that city
and is now exhibition the Fish Market there. 1t
called the CoxFish, and is said to crawl at the bottom
of certain deep waters rarely visiting the surface Some
Of iher arc large enough we arc told % swallow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-15

" Gen. J. X. ZoLl,corrER. Wing, was elect.
cd Comptroller of the Treasury OF Tennessee, by
the Legislature of tina, State, the 5th inst. RoB-
ERr B. TURNER was a, the same time elected Trea-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-15

tE,- ScHEScK's PuLMoSIc SYRUP il certain renedyA
the OF Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Colds, Cough
and Diseases OF the Lungs. Amy calling the otto
No. i Cort!and-st can obtain lgratls pamphlet giving
fall description OF the above diseases also reference oI
number oil persons OF nigh standing that have been cufedq
the use this medicine.
Beware OF spurious mtstions To OBTAIN the pure gers
inc unAfulteracd Pumonic Syrup 20 directly 10 pro
prieiofs office, No. Cou!andsL ~ Y
Please remember thai s. Beekman longer age
Of NINE and the proprietor viii be responsible for su
medicine purchased OF him, hs longer sells the Geaa
inc Schenck's PulInoRic Syrup.
oIOl (2I n SCTTSCK.
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EEENMAS's Original GENuIsE PuLaoNic SYRUP.--Ihb
Celebrated remedy for the OF Consumption, Co. Z.
Coughs, Diseases Of Lungs Liver Complaint aud Dr.
pepsia be had. usual the old established G!
tee proprietor. No 49, Cortiand-st door below 1f
Gre-u1lch-a:. ~ o;E
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II The public hereby cautioned against The piti4
device rehorted 20 by certain young IN using III
name. have nothing 10 do with him, has he any u
teres In, or knowledge Of my business ThsE
base and puee efforts though ordinarily harmless enous
evidently Intsnaed inpresslol, az
require in that respect; sufficient notice put the anwaI
on their guard against s injurious conseqI' Of 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-15
For Convention 1867 No Convenuoh I51o.
DELAWARE CO.
TOMpKlNS co.

Total .329O 223U '0Uc .04' = ).
Van Schoonhoven over Nichols IVo0; anu i'cH' iHs
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BARON DE- CypREY-This gentleman, whose po-
lie d<sssr,ener with ssnor O,ero alluded to day
or two since has LEFT Mexico La high dudseon.
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.Sblr;F. Gro veil. .2s6i Andrews 1927 IL
Coroner. Mead 29o9 Middaugh goo ,.5
Contention In favor 1853 Against 39s 50
Iibo!iion. Senate. .337 Assembly 2sG; Shenn 9i5
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-01-31
From The 81. Louis RcpHYe.
SWALLOWING OYSTERS ALIVE.
ny SOLITAIRE

/ ny SOLITAIRE
/ 4 Sucker-Hs First Ogaer- Sral
ioriag Il 4Ere- Terrible sttuqiion-I The
rescue Disappearance.
Al late hour, the other night, the door
OF an oy sJer house in our city was thrus,
/ open, aud u stalEled hero from the Suck
or State. He was quite six feet high, spare,
somewhat stopped, with hungry, anxious
caunenance, and his bands pushed clear
down TO the bottom OF his breeches pockets.
lis outer covering was hard to define, but
after surveying IL minutely, we came to the
conclusion that his SUIT was made in his
boyhood, OF dingy, yellow llnscy woolsey
and that, having sprouted up With astonlsh.
ing tapidly, be had been forced TO niece il
oul with all colors TO keep pace with his
body In spite of his exertlons however.
he had idl.en IN arrears about foot Of the
necessary length, and, consequently, stuck
that tar through his inexprqssb'es. Ills
crop Of hair was surmounted by the funniest
little seal skin cap imaginable. After Ia
king position, he induI4rd in long stare
al The man opening the biralrfs, and slow.
ly ejaeul4ted--" listers p
Yes, sir, responded the attentive opc.
rator, "uad fac ones they are too"
Well, I've hearn tell Of isters atore >
says he, 6 but this is the lusi time I've seed
EN-, and perhaps Ill know what thar made
OF afore | I'll out Of towns
Having expressed his desperate intention,
cautiously approached plate, and scruIl
nv ID the uncased shell fish with a gravity
mud interest which would have done honor
to The most llustrious searcher into the
hidden mysteries Of nature. Al longlh he
will begin 10 solloqnzs on the difficulty of
getting them out, and how queer they look.
cd when OUT
never sees any thing held on So
takes an ama2in' site Of scsewin' boss, 10
get EN- out, aud amt they slick aud slp'ry
when they does come Smooth as an eel
I've good mind to give that Teller lods GINS,
JEST to realize the effects as uncle Jess used
10 say about speculation"
Well, sir" was the reply, " down with
two bits, and you can have dozen"
Two bits !" exclaimed the Sucker,
"no", come, that's stckin' It on rite strong,
boss, listers. A dozen on EN- amt nothin'
to chicken, and theirs no elin' more'n a
picayune apiece for them. I've only real
yea 10 plcaynnes on my first yentnr, 70 S..
LOUIS II tell you what, III GIN YOU two
deal"
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Il
in a dozen, winked 10 the attendant 10 shell
out, aud The offer was accepted.
" Now mind, repeated the Sucker, " al
fair-two chickens for zen-y cure Wit
ness, mister" turning at the same time Il
the wag: none OF your tricks, for l'v'
hearn tell that you city iellars are miiy
sIip'fy coous."
The bargain being fairly understood, on
Secker squared himself for the onset, de
llberaicly put Of his seal skin, tucked uI
bls sleeves, and fork IN hand, awaited ID,
appearance Of No |. /. came-he saw
and quickly it was boied! moments
deadly pause ensued. The wog dropped
his knife aud fork With look of mingled
amBZament and horror, something AKIN t,
Shakespeare Hamlet on seeing his DADDY
ghosl, while he burst into the exclama
ilon--
+ f" Swallowed Glipe as Pm christian
Oar Seeker hero had opened his montI
with pleasure a moment before, bu now Il
stood open. Ftar-a horrld dread Of lie
ddn't know wHat-a Consciousness that all
wasn't right, and ignorance Of the extent Of
the wrons,-lhe uncertainty Of tina, mo.
ment was terrible. Ueged to desperation
he faulietcd out
"Wh bat on ulitbs the row y
Did you swallow il ulire 2" enquircd
ihe wag.
saa,laweiit jest as he gin il 10 me =
slon'rd Tie Sacter.
You're dead man !" exclaimed his
anxious FREUD, :" the creature IS alire and
will ca, night through you," added he, IN a
mos' HOPELESS tone.
Gn pizen p0mp and pump il our Y
screamed tie Sucher, in a frenzy, his eyes
fairly startiug from their sockcts. Oh
gracious l--a hath DO Its col hold oil
my imdrds, already, and I'm dead az n
chickea do someihin for the, do --don't
lei tie internal sea toad cal me aloie your
eyes"
Why didu'i you put some Of this on
i = crqolrcd the sag, pointing e bottle
Of strong peppeE-sauce.
The hut was cnouah-thc Sue kcr, upon
the instant, swallowed half the contents at
a drausbt. lie fairly squealed from IFS e.
fecis, and easped, ard bowed, and twisted
As If were coursing through him with the
electric effect, While at the same time his
eyes ran a stream Of tears. At length, be.
coming little composed, his waggsh ad-
wiser approached, almos; bursting with sup
pressed Tau liter, and euqulted
How are you now, old iellow-did you
XIII III"
= ~, -y'-''y yia-------i--.-- AL. a..
ny inaards. II that lister critters dvin'
agonles didn't stir rugtion 10 ne equal to
small alrlqnake, then 'taiat 10 use sayul'
tit squirmed like a sarpeut when that
kllla' stuff touched il, but "--and here,
with countenance made up Of suppressed
agony and present determination, he paus-
ed as i to give force to bis words, aud de.
Ibera'ciy remarked" If yon gil two
chickens from me for that live animal I'm
ID !" and SEEING his seal skia be can.
jshed.
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/ The editorial gentleman quietly wendell
his way alone TO the parlour, wondering il
his own mind why such unusual disturbance
about the dinner should be made, in a house
where everything was generally conducted
IN the most simple and transformations mar :
ner possible; but nevertheless, scarcely le.
llcitallug himself upon the fact that the din
nef he was TO efJoy was iar more inviting
than II had been repres, ned. Five, ten,
fifteen minutes had elapsed; aud his host
did not present himself; he fumblcd over
the pictures and books on the table, played
awhile with the poodle dog, which vas Ia.
king q nap on tho sofa, half NhistIed a
tune or two, hHmmed The fraction Of a
psalm, aud was finally found gazing on a
I painting Of Mary Maedacn, TO discover nc "
beauties, when his entertainer made his ap
prarauce, jpst exactly The happiest looking
ian the editor had ever stumbled upon.
! Excuse my OBTAINING you" SAID he,
but you heard what Betty SAID al the
door 7"
"Oh yes" replied the editor.
"A pair Of EN- by Jove =
Aud a finer pair never saw, though |
say II who should not as pump, as fair
aud as bright as any ever laid ury c>cs 90 !;
come Join me in drunk"
All urning TO The sldeboard, they filed
their glasses, the editor gave,
Here's 10 them"
Good y said The host here's TO them r
The editor was slightly astonlshed, for
his friends way Of reJNcing over the ducks
vas quite singular-he tossed of his sine
aud commenced promenading tie room,
rubbing his hands, chucklins aud occasion
ally giving vent % a gufaw.
"A pair-@ho'd have thought il and all
doing so nicely too y eas his cxcla patton.
How are you having them fixed Y in.
CURED his visitor.
20. leave tna' 10 he women ofcourse
don't NEEDLE with that business"
But rs pity, considering they are so
very fine, tina, you haven't another frieud
Or two 10 dine with you T.
Pardon me-, forgot, am compelled 10
ask you to 80 somewhere else Tor your
DINNER"
i" 10 do What |"
10 dine somewhere else you see oil
Is IN confusion, the servants all as busy as
bees, it was 50 unexpected-ln fact | did
DOT think il would come oil for a week"
Come 90 what do you mean !"
Why the affair up stalts
-. :" And what the devil IS the affair up
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..sfSCEE EE.v'EsDgIS.
AN EDITOR DINING OFT


Quite distinguished citizen of our CITY,
and one Of the mcmbrs Of the corps edtori
al, made short excursion into tho couatry
last Sunday, where they revealed some hours
among the bteezss and the treeses. and fl.
nally returned at III ee or four o'clock, with
aPpotites, II may easily be imagined, nicely
sharpened, for the eul 1yment OF good DIN
ner. After lmblbing glass Of vine b,tters
al The 81 Charles, our friend Of the scissors
and quill was lnviled b. his companion 10
JOIN him in quiet dinner at his oan dom
Gil.
have nothing NICE" said he, " for |
dldn' think we should reach home ~ time To
dine. but | reckon | can nuke up some.
thing that will answer the demands OF hun
ger for the nonce."
oa, I'm not PARTICULAR replied the cd
ltor, anything will answer my purpose /;
I'm Que of those, you know, whose wants
are very easily supplied"
Shortening the way, by easy and familiar
chat, they al last reached The gentlenan's
dwelling and al The summons of The bell,
faVorle female servant came 10 the door,
win nor shining ebony face wrea,hed gaily
IN Smiles. Whispering few words in her
master ear, almost as soon as he had cross.
cd the threshold, he exclaimed
lou don't say so VIVA, are they 2"
Nov the editor, though by no means hard
OF nearing did not quito distinctly under.
stand the reply, for the reason that be did
not wish TO listen to what appeared to he !
private colloquy. He thought however tina,
the remainder Of the conversation was n.
bout as follows:
"A pair of fine ducks" said the servant.
" You don't say 50, " said his host, well,
now, am satisfied; who would have tho't
shat. AGO into the parIor," said he TO his
Kpest, "Iil jpn you thore in about five min
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INCIDENT AT A POST OTFICE-A
GOOD JOKE.

The Hartford Times mentions an anu.
sing iaedeat which lately occurred at the
Post Office IN that town. \ colorcd maa
went to the pest office, and putting his nose
close up % the delivery box, cried out
Louder " The clerk, sapposug the ne.
gro TO be deaf, and that he was making a
request of him to speak louder, SO that he
could hear, asked him, in a very loud tone,
the name of the person for whom he wan.
ted the letter.
Louder !" cried the negro.
What name ~ yelled the clerk.
Louder p again bawed the negro, who
now supposed the clerk to be deaf
The clerk took a long breath, and with
all bis might again beloved out in the ne
gro's face the same question:" What
name 7" This was done in so loud tone
that the echo seemed to return from the
far of hills.
The negro started back ia alarm, shout
ing TO the very top Of his big lungs: 'Lou-
der, sir, Louder | Iole you Louder my
name is nothing else"
"olt an oh, no !" said the clerk, 'your
name Is Louder, ell Didn't think Of that
here's your letter; Mr.. Louder, here's
your letter."
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II Oct V.
TO CHILDREN.

ny LADY or NEWARK, J.
Sweet things blest things 10 look on you,
Eyes that are 10 their wane
Grow bright-ssd hearts at the sbb Of age
Fill with lifs's tide again.
And you not age nor death should touch,
IL human love might save
but stronger is the love that blights
And gathers 10 the grave.
We know that you the angels love
J (ThsT love all gentle things,)
ID often DER you fondy s,oop
az And spread their viegless wings
And tsnderly their starry eyes
Watch you by night and day,
And s.eetly az they smils on you,
Sc you OH US, Away,
And oh should lie who smiles on all,
And loves both ysuug and old
Should the dear Shepherd tskc his lambs,
And lear them 10 his fold:
WHO gives.ond nla.s,h l6rn:.-
Leave Us like witlered stems till eve,
And take ikeHi IN the morn
We still, oh Gsd would trust his loyo.
Who once in fern like hen,,
slept on a woinan's yoarnlng breast,
oNue III Bethiehemi
Who writes IN flowers, upon the earth,
And stars, in lieav'n above,
Aud sthties aud tears, in human souls
Bless'd characters Of love
Who lioPo hath given 10 Doath--as dawn
lie thlckest dark he gave
> And caused that still the New Years's flowers
Grew on the Old Years grave;
Who Joy caR bring from grief, as calm
Succeeds the Winds fierce wars
As w;ntof's tears bring summer leaves,
And night the JOY Of stars
Who from these olildten's stcps, the tlorns
OF grief and doubt and care,
tan kindly tako-o for then peace
As kindly plant them there
Tbr"nc h regions sad with weeping storms,
Dark wood, aud ftownlng hill;
Or valley bright as angels dreams,
Can guide them at his will.
And load them on in peace, with 10Y
And singing on their way;
TIL at the last, their shiSlng path
Is lost IN perfect day.
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TIE STAGE DRIVER AND HIS PAS.
SENGERS.

A short time since, as the mail stage
was going, on very dark night, from Bos.
ton TO Portsmouth, the driver was alarmed
by the cry Of oh Lordy, we are kilt ev.
cry soul of u.s. The driver jumped Of
his box, aud found that he had driven into
a cart aud demolished it, aud split an
freshman and two women. The driver,
somewhat enrased that the gallant Hiber,
MAN should keep the middle of the road,
gave him a pretty severe lecture, and con.
cluded BY asking him if he did not sec the
lights on the stage Yes, and to be sure
aud | did, and drope right befgeen then. -
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-01-31
VOLUME XVI
T. J. HOLTON,
Editor, Proprietor a. Publisher.
TERMS:

TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS il
paid tn adpance. THREE DOLLARS # mol
paid ,cithin three months. And THREE DOL.
LARS AND FIFTY CENTS if not paid until aE
Ter The expiration of the year. No paper dise0n.
tinutd until al ar,sarages are paid, except at Gt
option Of the Editor.
IL Advertisements inserted at Oae Dollar pcr
squarr, l6 lines or less, this sized fgpe,) for he
first insertion, and 25 cents for each Continuance
Court advertisements and Sherif's Sales eharg-
ed Is per- cent higher; and deduction Of 49,
per cent. tel be made from the regular prices, for
@drsrfisers by the year. Advertisements inserted
monthly or qudrferig 81 per square for eiei time
Ssnt-monthty Is cents per square tor each time.
AGENTS.
Col. X. W. Cochran, Mscktenburg. ~ C.
Chas. w. Harris. NIL Grove. N. G.
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MAKING A FENCE

Married, at Bara.stople, by the Rev.
John Gates, MIR. John Post to Miss Sophia
Rails. Ifthis match don't make a fence >
of the first quality, we should like to know
what stuff WILL May they have many lit
tie Posts to support them through life.
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A schoomaster asked poor Tam, the id.
lot, how long man could live without
brains, Tam, laying hold of the dominic S
button, aud gazing few moments in his
face, replied, Glow lang hae We lived, do
mimic p
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WEEKLY ALMANAC.

FEBRUARY Sun SUM ,,oox.,s p,,,er,
1915. rises. sets = -
81 Friday, 595 s
Saturday, 6 SIS 9 For Feb,uary, lslj
? Sunday, 6 sos 10 m N
3 Monday. G 495 II New 6 II afln'n
4 Tuesday, G ass u First - IL 80 even'e
s Wednesday 6 AS 10 Full - | % morn.
q Thursday, 6 465 IA