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Whole Tickets SIS. halves so. qrs 2 rs. A packs.
ace OF 20 Whole Tickets cost $3.50
Less the price OF 2 Tickets IS
3i5-whoh we warrant
to draw LIS 50-rsque Of a
certificate, s &c 50. &C 10
Bigger Co int nd 10 above Splendid PrEes
th'rfure without DE- Ivy
tn Z. RUSSELL BIGGER n ca Richmond.
The Tickets in the above Lotteries
Addrsss.f TO will meet the prompt and confidential
pWe have day Lotteries fToIa VII n a
tame" made In u-afsr small will always the
popular Lotteries on hand
bTTbe Drawings when requested order
US 4. x. u. n co.
pun all esrs enclosing CASH Prize Tickets postage
las usual need not be naIJ.
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NJ. CLARKE Celebrated Psixe office,
- HE hmond. Va.
GRAND CAPITALS FOR OCTOBER 1885
S30.O00i
Arihnirs Lottery C,s 40 istS-,o AI.Ian
fa e. on Saturday, October lsth lsI5 Capitals $4,000
10000 5000 33i7, OF 25Ou, lsOo 200
OF 800 &C 10 No Lot IL Drawn Raots Ticket. $40:
HAi'e. Quarters So Csr6eaes Of Packages Whole
Tickets sl3O-iialses and Quarters IN proportion.
$4,000!
h-Ihndrla Lottery Gas No a. for 1870 drawn IN eran
dra, d. T., Saturday October 25th. 600
10000 1000 5000, 1900 10 Of 500 10 on 400
ke GO Nos ~ Ballots Tickets $40 Halves s. Ouar-r ~
Certificates of Packages Of Whole IO-iIay.,
Quarters N proportion.
90 Orders FOR Ticket, and Shares Pak
IN the above Splendid ltrf,s will prompt
tenon and account Of each drawing
after s To all who order Tickets free OF pos
Address JOHN NJ CLARKE
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{ ,OMMlSSlONER'S SALE OF A VALUA.
-. "'.h WAREHOUSE, situated Dock in IN. s,v n,
kiehmond-BS a decree Of In. ,,,c, So -
" 'haneey or Amherst pronounced oa rl 30
80, ~ i.f' IN suit wherein snbeu NJ eomm,
tee Of sarah o. Dibr,n aui RENT oC Jam. ~ nnn
- pAhuh' and The F1=euor Of t James pib eli
80, ne'udihz MS devnses are tie dsieRiants under
s~ne' n'"mnssoner will = Of N,y.u,.r N.
'he pfems tn ts1 To n, bidder Ii. ot and
49, " % az arefee mentioned .noSn Dibr.lTs Ware
nous anu VI u't~d on Cary ard near IA. Dock
Sa--aAh enough u dfay ,rt.h-.. Of -a,. and
, payments of three equal portions msnt Al g.
we he'e' l" De pad ,emahIuA1y, and pfnepaI and
, " eeuf,d hy neso'iabie notes ,aifaetory .nprsed
IN s Names OF snini d-y.rei un th-
iofo And line !.
oc IO-dkeid. Ions TtInupsDN >. -.
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BY Wellington Z, I'd din.
REAL EST 'TE. I'm Buyal,. Additiea
FOR SALE Az AIlI.IInN

REAL EST ,TE, I'm buvar. Addition
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
" ILL he sold at auction, ON SATURDAY
afternoon. the 18th inst, commanding a Z oeIoel tn.
bou ahd o On the enrner Of fr-ral street for
merry ooeuPei by the late Abner Robinson dreJ Also .y.ai
vacant LOS Adn hz aud Immediately will b. .n tl.
arg Three story brek tenement hide OF ID between
sae,Sn and Du' streets opposite the Of M I<w
Taylor. - " .''' u
irRs' very liberal balance in one and
Two seA for negot ale bearing interest," secured by trust
deeds upon the propey .oE.
10y request OF Abser Robinson. EIeeu.o-,l
w. GODDIS,
hCcionser for the slIe OF Zeal c.t.t.
s-hner the above opouy Will BE- ,od ANA br,eI
Tenement situated corner Saint Jane. and ba,,v O.
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ITO III Continual.
IlII.I

DIED,
On Tur'dy morains Itih inst al O'Clock M- MARY
Sosbf In the SD Of her age.
and a'aul'ntiness respectfully invited atieod
iunea Tins morning Al 10 oeoek from e n:snary Church.
Without iurher -.
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~ RUSSELL BIGGER L. CO., AGENTS
- for ihs Managers. %. Paine q 20 Richmond, Va.
KEEP n BEFORE THE PEOPLE"
That Fortunes Home BigFtr's Prize place
PRIZES.
DfaDings received day at o'clock Sales close at
$3O,O0U, 100 OF $1,000.
Grand Consolidated Lottery Cs, October 18th
Capitals grand of $4,000 1000. 1000 So 100 Of
IOUo &c IS Nos IL drawn. Whole nny $40. Ger
cae OF raekare ORES for only
Halves and ousT.e proportion.
S3UOO0, 10000!
Gnnd CONSOLIDATED No g. drws Saturday. October esh
Splendid Of $4,000. $4,000 6OOO 2IlO Of 10 OF
1900 10 Of 1900. 10 Of IO66. ~ Nos u drawn Whole
Tickets only SO. whole Ticket. viii be sn
for only sill-hnves aud Quarters 10 proportion.
ANOTHER GRAND SCHEMEi
S75.OOO divided into Prizes Of 8 5000 each. Grand
Consolidated Lottery, Class No Co. TO be drawn 1T vii.
mingion, Delaware, on Saturday, Nov ., lS45 70 Nos.
IL dTaMn lifand Cnniinla.
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TRUST SALE.

Rl virtue Of deed of trust executed 10 the
- sneserh-r the 9th October, l545, By E.hA Huu-
which ded IS duly eeotied Cers Of the
ouft shall sell at auction 10 tr highest bIrr GA MONDAY
Morning the selh OF oeiot atte Ear Io,
now IN the occupancy Of said HIn PETS proper 81
iid huLuey eonveyrdb BY SAL desd
selection OF househo a5d Kitchen TrEH- cash
ROBERT W. HENEY 4 uS,ee
l5-ts wxI,t>rx co,n,x g..
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NJ ANAGEhS' OFFlCE.-T. RUSSELL BIGGER 4 Co.
IN Two Splendid LOTTERIES for tAs MOANING. sss
ooe 1000 3cso soOs 20 Of 1000 10 Nos
Whole iiehe's ~ halves Z. Also, the Dollar Lo.ry
$1,000 TOT tie CAPITAL IS Nos, ~ Whole Tickets
halves so es ars rs Fer Package. single Tickets eau
before II oeoek the Capital pIIs Bigger
4
For tn. Eveninr-sisooo, 5000. sOoo &c, &C "a Mo-.
~ drawn Whole Tickets IS.
Drawn Nos Of Gland Consolidated Lottery Cla.s CO:
&c 10 So - 81 B Is So 81 q ~ 20
Drawn No. of Delaware Lottery Ca.
70 - II II 40 &c - &c Il 10 65
Ticket Nos 20 ~ ~ Two capital. paid by
Whole Nos ~ Go oc u BIGGER d co.
4 tLARkEs HEAD QUARrERs-i,t dor below Exchange
~ ho,. tth Street For day AIandria Lottery Extra
Class No 2tS Capitals $4,000. 29oo 1904 IO0
prizes OF 1000. Of I3rawn ballot,
Tickets only s2,3O-sai.s close at ~ O'Clock.
This evening. Capitals pI.z.s OF $4,000 only
Drawing OF hie,indrs Extra, q ass 2tt:
30 II as GO 30 So % 81 81 IL 10 % 81 IS
Nos 20 81 ~ wboe Ticket $3.50 Both pad by
81 OIL Halt 20 J. Al. CLARKE.
Dtawing OF Wa Lee-buTs, Class
81 81 80 IL is SO - 81 So &c 9
Nos ID 50 Is Whole Ticket the above paid by
ocl3 CLARKE
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THEATRE.

MIR. JOHNS. POTTER RESPECTFULLY
lVl the ladies and gentlemen OF OF
mohd and the OF the Drama generally that the
TurATRE viii open for the
On "wednesday Evening. October 18Th,
With full and efficient of adies
for their talent and rrspcaby Extensive
been made for the production OF c DR.sA BILtTs and
orrRIs Engagements have also been entered all the
principal Stars During the The Theatre be furnished
with stock of Seen ry aud
the Manager Trusts will and receive liberal patronage
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sAsps sARsArAsLLA OF
plant nre burn; but pures
af guard asa'n serofua and many other Eabduar
which transmitted from painful
dgusng eg,ey We believe however,
OF kind Creator scrofa and kindred dases
faint hereditary the blood be eradcaied and
cut OF forever by Of Sands ssrapan
wrought by this might perhaps be considered
be- they voschei by the
But the Of truth bc snhered gratitude
restored will SPEAK Rrumats and variety
diseases relieved with rapd aud by pepaa.
For further and conclusive evidence superior
value efficacy pamphlets which be obtained
gratir.
20 Prepared and soh wholesale and retail and expectation,
by A. D. SANDS CO. Druggists and Chemists
No II broadway OF Chambers New York
Sold also. by ALEX DUvAL CO, Agents Main street.
mond Va. Dy Price 81 Roti.. y Tor IS.
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DESIRABLE DWELLING HOUSE AND OTHER
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Pi virtue of deed of trust from W;II,an y

X 'H'ue oi deed OF trust from William Il
Archer and wifc'o the undeis hearing da the d NJ
January loia and admitted Office OF the Co, ~
Musings for the City If 81 n. . ,h
h on fitay the seventeenth q: OsiabeT al half
iOuf oS'es IN r nt-Tnoc pub .uecp
the iooaHg -sy pe:e or Parcel Of and IN the r
" ehmnu situate Al tbs and s.reets
tanning siiy hr eei font running on x.n,h
sfet itO iett u an alley IL feet being RI Of N
III Known IN h az % the % Rchm lie mbeF sIs
on "hich piece parcel Of land ds.tin. ho. hrh =,
tire date Of said deed aceupo BY the xad W,a a..
"se' wa I'll IL nuisih ss privilege. and au.u
Is 1S a. they Ell to by Hen
~ W. honcure aniw wife. $3.50
Also an urdv-e noey OF acre lots i, the sty If
kiehsnd situate eighth between AID sci, Inon
IN t pan OF he Richmond By t num-t, 5gI apa 7ls
he as VIII son iAe 10 lowing isuss u.ueh Of
'' Pu''a~r A. g isi at the .i be 81 a.
cent s-s SAM Charges agsDdn the execution of M,
Iras, AMI tie watch afrear and nd ON IN. nrp
ei stn % sll!ol nhulrd The tr.iu. of tb
'td purchase Hsn8ey, much will be 10
ue 'he said ptnei al VIII De- payable expiration Of
Sci' nom IN" date Of the said deed tn
IN ihT mon be payable auuuay ON IN d "a 81
Juy and hfi Jay OF Janutry, and for nsy ar which er
gwen and The interest thereon lien will ned on
the properly sod
1.-THE pAs sp2o,nei the the wea.ho! shsu be such
IN he opinion OF the rs;ee ,mpopvf To sell IN,
VIII be adjourned from day DAY, hour until N.
samh shall ts snmp,eIoi.
h-Ai the .Ame time ar! place moey OF the Lo
advertised above IS soi ihs other mo-Iy so 50 en- Tie
following terms IN onr fourth cash and the balance ia
'9nA US a-iens OF siI twelve, and ehecn I'll. credit
payments bearing inter- from the iy ss NrsGtab, notes
~ ee q.ired Of tn ParehAs' AEd nsci VI Trust p
Pery 70 sele to- esd psymeais t. rpery vii b. dy,dej
h'o lots of sutabr bd.Sinr . OF winch VIII he %,
hlbiIed al the time Of sale
CHARLES ?. NoNCURR
JANES JUNinP
- l6-dis CONWAY KuaIN-oN
bJiRmedatcy amer The s,is "a the above d. .rb.d Dwelling
HOUSE WI be sold lrse s'sssaR5 ilss srors the ted
fAEscE Plate. 40 ~
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auction 9ales.


rUT'sE DAYS.
hJ pscisp. veseur. a Co.
EXTENSIVE SALE or NEW AND SEASONAL.
DRY GOODS,
- - 81 -fsots-.
On WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 22d instant eam,,.pc
ing At otI'eh At our Sab. Room Top stair. ~n e I,rr.
which - " -'e
sup~r sup-r bioe m Amy eard Cin,h-
lina hni'h wool bH ani hBcy strip 4 Ca.sImet..
Beaver AMI fiht CiGiis n Plush NJ.
snrefhne gsd AMI bls n,i,,d an blue satn a.
ra-f blue Cad an n'i-d Kentucky J-a.-
hais'y .bh warp ke's ~, clasg ~ lean.
t'l1i-ser NsrrsSsn ct and II,as'.
supsfnnr Witt aud seafht ~ = ami 4 4 Ftan..l.
DO Paii.n'.yr, mi,sd Tweed.
hheh and brown sh- ting. shirtng.
bznlhurEs Coticn
sup-rnne i'ish Linens. Linen Lawn.
Ne~ style American Prints. fast eoL.u,.
..'nmsfe' Moo'ne de I-sinr- ,y..
IVA and eofa. figured and plain Alpaca.
fetn cnPes. Orleans Cloths
6fero~n M.ruos, Verona S-rr.s
Valencia and ro,b-rs vr.tins.
s =. ' a.d - Whitney and Ros- Blanket.
Bik and white ifo., and TIn-e
Ponrs- and spiusI6-+i Iidsh
Pins. Hooks ard Eyes he &C
Trsss-Unisr sIOd, AIM A mo-.
ed negotiable ~ .'' '"' sPp'oV
bJ The allow Gods entirely fresh and sr,.o,,h a
eeen t.isetS 'f--sy f this market. add thu n. ,I.t.
n"i th-m well ~o1.ay their attention.
'eio DUNLOP. MoNcURE a co, Auet.
VALUABLE HEART TIMER
- A. Auction.
. IN fhDAf the 18th end of Nsyo. Brd,. mi,
he''f sd- willie sold O'Clock Tor whom il NAV con
Germ VauabI" bit h.a pm. ,n.., v,~ my gu"
100 p-ess 2oa3o f..t long. IiIi. INCHES
!: !: !: Z: ~; ":' ~:
"-' months ersdd or und-r tia. amour,
- DUNLOP. MDNIt'RE a
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Aufiuu 5ales.
sGTUKE DAYS.
ny lniocs a Brvther.
No Ma. N,,-s

iSLnEs u BROTHER. Aaet.
Ny Oavesport. Allen A Co.
raUsT SALE.
"'o SUCK OF shoes. Boots, Trunks. xe
NOTICE.
hb Undersigned Trustees, appointed by decd
h"m David burlington bar az dat. s..,,,;, 10,
SIS and duly rse,rded Geek. ,.a,,. Nm.
s Ivy % sennoad Conveying tn them ss,ire .toes IN
rss notice that in conformity power. ami su,h,,s
No., ~ Aa esed they have appointed David BuL
men hssni f'r Them and IN ..u IN, a.,
% the sad .,oek Of so-s remaining in IN. .,o. s, $500, -
e ~ aaa 70 collect all moneys due unpaid to him BE-
o'e r -rseAon Of -ah ce-d give IA. "A
hsrricf IN their and as Their ar.u, A, ,. :.
neasn 70 coy and country dealers buy In. aid rooi-
cost for cash. between time aud IN. ,,,s Az ., 49,,
The such on hand 'h-n ando--d be sd. a, pubic
PETER VAN DEURsEN
JAMES A. . GARDNER r"-se.
W The above stock in trade will b.. sold nj,
n At u. store occupied by Mr. D. BuHngton on EDNE
iaa,... 90 .,., al, 10 oe'"es. Tn .'es
DO MEDIUM and low pred do d,
DO superior nd aud sIirper,
Do medium and Io~ priced do
DO e'ter boot. GaItsr. and Bu.k,s-
DO hn.,e.I,kin nd calf = aIkinx sb,-.
CENTS ~ats proof Boots and SHOES. Mixes"
Do Dies ealt..in DO ,-M.i 90 and other.
DO Go do channel shoe.
DO enc calf and medium Boo,...
po n% '. 90 and '. =" Bss,H' pa"
Do Do ,h,el DO do water Boots,
~ kip ana rsalksin
rHSer legged and wet. all qualities. m. ,,r,
rath-f pessed and se~.i Booiess, part .,,ra .iz-.
Do hns leather walking sh ,es
Boys fine calf kip Boot. 'p'"
DO do do d. Brogan.
INCA regEed BroEans part rs. and YER, pt,n-
,hilfeh. b"ot' and Shoes great varety
ls1'h.r Travelling Trunks Hair Trunk. Val rr,,L.
shoe thread writing and wrapping Pager. Baekinx slo.
Trpus ,,,. sd By ov&1r Of Trusts,s.
Psyab. at nonihs- '~''
=" u DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 co. Auets.
SUGARS &c. AT AUCTION
THURSDAY, October ls,h clock Va. .h,n sell nj o,
Auction store- ~ ' - N.'
' bis prime Orleans AMI REQ suzar now Ian ling from
schf Atalsna. . "''"
ALSO,
30 bh IL Bacon Sides
Wh,sksy, 'of.e
Soap Paper
OILS, Wines Hats,
Ss-uDder 800 cash. Tor $780, month. cred
for approved paper
oe ~ DAVENPORT ALLEN 4 co Auet.
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DREMiuM PRINTS-Jus received a few pieces beautiful
Prints 'uej celebrated can
aud exhibited the Fair held National Institute
York Tbos. who Or specimens OF
distry ian find tn IN by calling At No % Main street.
LATHROP cURI-TIaS A.
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aanef Iehs Nes ~ 81 tbs c.pss.i prime Of 10 600
e"n.s In ASr.sdria Lottery No Frrs d.v, s,h oso,,
vas ssns 10 this once and rstsrAed us.oh -
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po-lRmsdatciy amer Tho above d,crh.d Dwelling
FAEScE Fa;s. a. -
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f'ALl ANr WINTER CLoTHING,-kEEs q CO. Iss
"a" ~ Ns no" openins barge assortment Of ssssossbs
or 20 which hynste the aeaisaH Of tbo, h, sgv r,.Av
n'e .ohhr Our sock mostly and ~ o,e q
cash snd vii ~ soli aceor,lss ~ .9I
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-06

Indian and Yankee.-The water al
Macklnaw is very clear and cold. so as to
be almost uncomfortable. A gentleman
lately amused himself by throwing small
gold coin in go feet of water, and giving
il TO any Indian who would bring it up.
Down they plunged, but after descending
10 or IL feet they came up so chilled
tina, after several attempts they gave it up.
A Yankee standing by, observed that, il
he would give i. to him for getting it. he'd
swing ii up quicker than lightning to
which he consented; when Jonathan.
instead of plunging in as was expected,
quietly took a setting pole and dipping
the end into tar barrel, reached it down
to the coin and brought il up. and slipping
it into his pocket walked of. to the
amazement of the lndian divers and the
small chagrin Of the donor.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-06

The Miami Cunal.-We find the fol-
lowing in the Cincinnati Gazette Of Mon
day, l6h inst.
Another accident. we regre. to say has
occurred on the Miami line. One of the
locks has caved in. north of ST Marys.
and business will be again interrupted for
some days.
There is. we hear from good authority,
no reliance to be placed on the works
upon this canal. from the deep Gu, 10 the
junction. This is the third lock which
has given away already and fears are fell,
that more will be destroyed. Ii is a
shame that these things should happen.
and that the public money should have
been 90 improperly vested, and the public
confidence so ou,ragenusly abused, as we
think it mus, have been in the cons,ruc ;
,ion of the canal.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-06

n Novel fir Gun Cane, The New
York News tells of gentleman Of tina,
city who has an air gun of his invention,
in the form of a walking stick. which is OF
the most ingenious and admirable work
manship. He charges il by very simple
process in less than one minute, when-it
will fire, without re.charge Of air, fUen
tn times. He fired il repeatedly in pre-.
sence of the edifor ofthe News. putting a
ball each time through boards with 2
wafer upon il. at the distance Of three or
four rods; and generally within an inch of
the wafer. He has another with small
spy glass upon it, through which he takes
sight: and, when out shooting crows. he
is able TO see the veryFeye of The crow.
and he has often put the bah directly
through H.. No one can detec. this gun
from common walking stick. 49,
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Farmers Creed.-We believe in small
farms aud thorough cultivation.
We belive that the soil loves to eat, as
well as its owner, and ought, therefore, to
be MANFRED.
We believe in large crops which leave
the land better than they found it-mak'ng
both the farm and The farmer rich al
once.
We believe in going to the bottom of
things. and. therefore, in deep plonghing.
and enough Of it. All the beler II
with subsoil pillow.
We believe that every farm should own
good farmer.
We believe that the best FERTILIZER Of
any soil, is spir, of industry, enterprise
and in,elligence-w without this. lime and
gypsum. bones and green manure, mari
and guano. will be of little use.
We believe in good fences, good barns.
good farm houses. good stock, good
orchards. and children enough TO gather
the fruit.
We believe in clean kitchen, neat
wife in it, spinning piano, clean cup
board, clean dairy, and clean con-
science.
We firmly disbelieve in farmers that
will not improve-in farms tina, grow
poorer every year-starving cattle-far-
mers' boys turning into clerks and mer-
chans--ln farmers daughters unwilling TO
work, and in all farmers ashamed of their
vocation. or who drink whiskey till hon
EST men are ashamed Of them.
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in surly manner, what is the matter with
you! what reason have you for disagree
ing!' Il have several reasons my lord.
replied the miller: the first is. they have
given all the gentlemen of the jury ten
broad pieces of gold and me but five.
which is not fair. Besides have many
objections TO make to The false reasoning
Of the pleaders and the contradictory ev.
idence of The Witnesses Upon this the
miller began discourse tina, discovered
such vast penetration Of judgement, such
extensive knowledge Of law and expressed
with such energetic and manly eloquence
lha, astonlshed the judge and the whole
court.
As he was going on with his powerful
demonstrations. the Judge in a surprise
of soul, stopped him!' Where did
YOU come from. aud who are you! Il
come from Westminster Hall replied the
miller; my name is Matthew Hale, am
Lord Chef Justice fthe Kings Bench.
have observed the iniquily Of your pro-
ceedings this day: therefore come down
from seat which you are no way wor-
thy to hold You are one of the CORPUS,
parties in this injurious business. will
come up this momen, and try the whole
over again. Accordingly, Sir Matthew
went up. with his miller's dress and hat
on, began the trial from the very COM
mencement, and searched every cIrcum-
stance of truth and falsehood. He evinc-
ed the eldest brothers. title 10 the estate
from the contradictory evidence of the
witnesses and the false reasoning of the
peaders; unravelled all the sophistry 70
the bottom. and gained complete victory
in favor of truth and justice.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-06

) Cross Dogs.-The. Enquirer states
that Mr. Corbin, Of our city, has two dogs
that are similar in appearance. she one
cross and The other playful. A child Of
his was very fond Of playing with the
good na,ured one; and as he was rushing
towards him one day, as he thought, TO
caress him, he clasped the old one around
the neck. The dog turned around. and
instantly caugh, the ltile innocent's whole
face in his teeth, crushing the jaw bone,
and nearly tearing out one eye. A ply
stefan was called in, who dressed the
wounds, and the little sufferer is doing
well; but i, will bear the marks of that
dogs teeth on lis face until il rePcses in
the grave.'--Cm. Chron.
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.fnecdOful Illustration of n yprse in

.fnecd0fai illustration Of q UerSe IN
Scripture.-ln one Of our late English
papers we met with the following anec
dote. /. is told without any special au-
,hority, but i. illustrates the passage re
ferred 10 admirably, whether il be really
true or made for The occasions:
The witty Earl Of Rochester happened
TO be in company with King Charles ii,
his Queen, his Chaplain. and SOME of his
ministers of state. After they had been
dIseoursing on public business, the King.
of sudden exclaimed Come. lie, US
unbend our thoughts from the cares of
stale, and give us generous glass of
Wi,e ghich cheereth, as the Scripture
saith, both God and man. The queen
hearing this, modestly said she thought
there could be no such text in Scripture;
and tina. the idea seemed TO her to be lit
tie less than blasphemy. The king re-
piled, that he was not prepared to turn to
chapter and verse; bu, he was pretty sure
he had met with il some where IN his
Scripture reading. The Chaplain was
appealed TO, and he was of the same opin-
ion with the queen. Rochester suspect
ing the king TO be right. and being no
friend to the Chaplain, slipt out Of the
room, to enquire among the servants, il
any of them were conversant with The
Bible. They named David, the Scots
cook, who always carried Bible abou,
him; and David being called, recollec,ed
both the text, and where TO find it,
Rochester ordered him TO be in waiting,
and returned TO the king. This text was
still The topic of conversation; and Roches
ter moved 10 call in David, who, he said,
he found was well acquainted with the
Scriptures. David appeared. and being
asked the question. produced his Bible,
and read the text. Judges, tx 49, The
king smiled, the queen asked pardon. and
the Chaplain blushed. Rochester now
asked the Doctor, if he could interpret
the text, since it was produced; but he
was mute. He therefore requested Da-
vid to interpret it, who Immediately re-
piled, How much wine cheereth man,
your lordship knows; and to show you
how it cheereth God, beg leave to re-
mind you that, under the Old Testament
dispensation. there were meat offerings
and drink offerings. The latter consisted
of ,oine. which, was typical Of the blood
of the Mediator; which, by metaphor,
was said TO cheer God. as he was well
pleased in The way Of salvation tina. he
had appointed; whereby his justice was
satisfied. his law fulfilled, his mercy
relgned, his grace triumphed, all the di
vine projections harmonizea, the sinner
was saved. aud God in Christ gloritied.