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nsr ne M. sss.nash Ogden frsntn, NJ GsssI
ss'I afssSa%s Fs.
S1lpHMSik Mckee; csnsiius S Grant, RsS%ond
fRaasphs fS AHI asmsn eo MOTIFS
Arrived.
Ship st Marks Ceres days from Savannah with cotton to
Ship Edwina. wes days from Philadelphia, with mdss to
Bsq"s louisa. Blanchard days from st Marks. with
Dr. Sris Napoleon days from Jamaica. with pmen
70 gs nsmpsaa Adams The TaSans made her
from six days and twenty hours to an anchor The
'nSTis' BTs ssenon Best day. Ne Orleans.
with the the. schr Republic from Nsw Orleans for
Bs Exact Johnson days from Savannah with mds-, to
ser vs,per, Baker. days from Norfolk with md'e to
sem Star Backen days from Philadelphia, with COAL to
seRr Appleton NickersOn, days Ou Boston, with md.
scir Mall Nichols days from Boston, with mdse to Ste
Schr Star, Robinson days from Washington NC, with
val stores to Bogart * Knseland.
sshT An ss,S % &g s$sSs from from 3sa
schr Urduehart, sparrow, from Norfolk, with pota
schr Wave Johnson from Milton Del, corn.
schr Emelins Peterson Hoffman, from fhiaderha, with
schr Fairfield Bur-. froS salem. %!ss Ss,, md,,
sshr iqcr.ase. vsnsl from Tho%%s.'G'?, mas ';., lime
soop Rhode Island Hall, from Providence with domestic
goods.
One barque.
S y % 4. Sill, and %sS soa. ss'd
Sailed.
Ship Wellington Chadwick, London; brig Crotch, Apals
chicola, and others.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
RARK THEArRr

FRIDAY EVENING March H.
Will be presented the Play entitled GREEN BUSHES,
Hundred Years Ago, with music scenery dresses
and decorations O'kennedy Mr. Dyott:
George. Barry; Geraldine Mrs Abbott. "
To conclude with the Farce OF RAISING THE WIND
Jeremy Diddler w H. Crisp; rlanway Fisher Miss Dura-
BILE. Mrs Barry. H#f0 -
Boxes lat cents I'd tier centsPit
25 cents. ''
PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE.
,,,,,,,,,, Boxes aud Parquetre. Twenty-Five Gents.
BENEFIT w THE LADIES' INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY
,c, FRIDAY EVENING, March 18th
Ihe entertainment Will vommspce with the Opera Of
:. SON-AM OLE BULL
Rod0lpho. aliss Ruds-ellow . Sig Ain't.a-nnny
Amena mesnhr daughter OF Ole Bull Mad Cave
Eivino, alias .Sg Pair Ia hui
Aessio aiias Al-sasyo. Mons Murphy alias Big small
. Potatoes
L.f ads LAZY sig Loose.cr crsature fofgies
leIeza, aiias sazer ; ;., Sigr il-but.saucy
Solo ON Accordion Mr.. Huutley
Dance, Mr. Loyeit
Ths evenings entertainment will conclude with
SHIN DE HEEL-Am
Or The Gum Elastic Slipper
Doors 7-PerfO commence halfpa5t
THE BENEFIT OF THE COMPANY
Will lake place tomorrow, Saturday. March Is, when
THEE OPERAS will he performed.
IL being positively THEIR LAST APPEARANCE, as they
snced o perform ia Philadelphia Monday
Director of Opera-Mr. KNEEAS
First Tier and Paquete, rs cents Second Tier 25 cents
Private Boxes, 81.
N.BThe Box Office open ftom 10 till {. where
be secu ed
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Domestic ImportatIons,

Domestic lmpOrtatlOnS.
New ORLEANs-Brig Petcron-39OO gsllons molasses
ii Hazard y co.
sAvANrAH-Brig Exact.5o5 bales cotton swan2s2 do
soni8 do Butler Gardner-7o do II Brigham-l0 do
Stone-49 do TO order.
gar no bbls mola,ses to d Sayer.
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GOLD LEAF.
THE SUBSCRIBER would inform consumers aud dealers
that IL they superior article Of Gold Leaf IL eau be
had the factory % Rsade street 10 the warranted larg
size and best quality Dentists Gold Fol at s2s per ounce
none OF tima, j. l.. WAUGH,
nhi3 3wis.re Practical Gold Beatel
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Passengers Arrived.
Passengers Sailed

Passengers Arrived.
MAYAoUEz, PR-Brig Tarquma-Mr. A. Aymar, Of New
York.
Passengers Sailed.
LorDoN-Packet ship WellinRton-Geo w. Ledeate, lady
aud son. Of New Haven; j. C. Mayors HambuEg Chapman,
j. lsaacson, London.
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TO BE SOLD


STRONG well built Barouche Garage, y good order
n and well adapted for family with without double
harness 10 Roestons Ridins School, and lyefi
Stables, lsf Mcrcer Nreet. mssuiIsl
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SPLENDID AND SCIENTIFIC ARTICLE FOR
THE GROWTH AND RESTORATION,
TO BEAUTIFY, DRESS CLEAN AND SOFTEN THE
8a aMeM HU MAN HAIR,

FOR THE Low PRICE oF THREE sHlLLINGs.
READER we sell three shilling bottles, that you may know
~ This Of the hair humbugs OF the day 81 Ws
expect you buy than once, possess
the quses: will force the hair grow any
where nature INTENDED hair to falling OIL
seu or psnd,ua I and make light red hs d.h
indeed the economical yet superior article made for the
hair is cheaper than the trash called hair oils and will
keep the hair in order with application twice long
other article made.
Sod-price or shngs bote-at the sign Of the Ame-
rcan Eagle SO Chatham street New York; iso Futon
Brooklyn; State street. Boston; Ledger Buildngs Pha-
depha; aud Pease, Broadway Albany mhlt imsec
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GREAT RARGAINS

GREAT BARGAfNS
CAN be had at the CHINA HALL, Broadway, corner o
~ Duane street. in the OF China aud Glass Ware Being
desirous Of disposne Of much Of The stock possible
e prices than they were offered before this city
families will find this establishment arg. OF
all kinds Of China decorated plain and Glass solar
and Hall Lamps; new style Dinner and Tea Sets &C. &c All
il needs is CALL to bs satisfied Of the above facts.
Goods caruly home throughout the city and Brook
lyn, free OF charge. mhl3 3tissrc
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= FKOFESSOR RODGERN,
the month of January last BY the enphened and talented
sens Of New York ha, the honor return to thu
CITY, and that he will deliver Of -Four Lectures with
interesting experiments the four wing places on the
wonderful and much talked Of science of
ANIMAL MAGNETISM N PHRENOLOGY.
Kptgers lnstute in Madison street. every Tuesday of
week conmsncng Tuesday, March 4h St Lutes Buildings
corner OF Grove and Hudson every Friday of each
VEL co9mmsecng on Friday March 7th Clinton Hall every
American Republican Hall, corner of avenue c and 3d
March 9th. -
Tickets which will admit lady and gentleman Is cents.
TO commence each evening at half past o'clock
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VIBRATING MAGNETIC MACHINE.

VERY greet mproyemen: has recently been effected in
rotary to v,batoy The ybraory armsure is per
from these MACHINES perfectly without variation OF
nteny other than by the motions with the piston The
Construction so smpf as 10 enable any person TO run them
at any time, without the least difficulty
They have and portable than
9th made this country and their prompt aluay effects
diseases, both aud chronic such
Indispensable physician and also private ami
These machines Of different sizes fitted into neat
mahogany including the battery The of the
is eight inches long wide and deep The third
inches sng thee wde ard two and half deep
oas I 5 S sa are oss @ on % ss ID
msgnetzing as seen in the figure and made in
These Machines sold the low price of I2 l aud
20 dollars according the sire and style which they
finished and power Of the instrument including the
forward them any Of the Union, the Canadas aud the
"e'' 'nd'f' ifeGa'sfh f. sfhRRwS6op NJ D. os Chambers st.
New York, February IS, 1875. mhl2 ltdStw.ec
DENTISTRY.
WE, the undersigned having had numerous opportunities Of
sxminng sets Of At6ssi Teeth as made aud adapted to
aud Warren aud being fully satisfied that he possesses
mkabe in t,e delicate and adjustment cf both
ons cn hm q % pho.opc. pnsp
OF Atmospheric Prssuredo therefore, consideration duty
h. artist and to the public, cheeruy recommend Mr. Lee
vett TO the par mage Of our citizens.
New York, l8it. -
(Signed) ISAAC s. GREENWOOD,
Doctor of Dental Surgery
r.. lfsa .ToWNsENb. WstNNb MD. 5.
Just pubshed-Obseva the preserving
che founded on long and extensive practice by NJ
Person. who have lost Teeth will be informed in this little
work OF the best for replacement and their
remains May be had Of the principal bookstores
the city and OF the author 260 Broadway Of Waren
nhH lmsrrc
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH III.
Cleared.

.or s,sxs..-...s....s 81 MOON asr. morn a
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GARDEN AND FINE PARLeR PLANTS AT AUC-
IlON.A LEVY will sell on FRIDAY Morning o'clk
NO III Broadway. choice collection of Garden and Fine
rarIor rants consisting of Standard Perptua and Monthly
Roses OF varieties Dwarf Apple Trees various
other Ornamental Shrubs for Gardens Cameas bapnies Aza
las Roses Geanums Heeohropes with many other
ties.
Also Oranges, Lemon, in fruit and flower Ladies inv
NH IN
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PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE.

SIGNOR SANQUIRICO.
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
AT PALMO'S ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE,
In Chambers street,
- ON MONDAY EVENING, 9th March, I845.
GIG SANQUIRICO has the honor inform tn patrons of
the Italian Opera his friends aud the public generally that
his rss sns eni Concert will take place the Opera house,
sion The following talented artists have kindly volunteered their
slG,RA ROsINA PlCo, NINE. OTTO
-. And celebrated DanseuLe PAULINE DESJARDINS
SIG ANTOGMINI, SIG sALOMONSKI. SIG RAPETTI
:. . The Eminent Claronet aud Flute,
Mr.. I'll. w. GRONENVELDT, and MIR. KYLE.
FULL ORCHESTRA, and
SlGNOR Dk BEGINS.
Leader sIal q GTchsssrs SIG RAPETTI.
PrcesaFir Tier and Parquette $lSecond Tier so
en- B-The Box Office will be open on Thursday morning.
+. NJ, where be secured.
Doors at oclock-peffomance commence at quar-
yer 70 . 0 CLOCK precisely mill &C
GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
GIVEN by the GERMAN JEFFERSON BAND, after the
~ manner of Straus and Labitzy the continent of Eu-
rope never before performed this Saturday 18th
March, l845 at Nib0s Saloon assisted by about of the
ding Professional Gentleman Of the city.
PROGRAMME.
= - PARrI.
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kE6 FOR LIyERPOOL-To sail ON the 2ith March,
The splendid and elegant packet ship, JOHN r.
Wm Skiddy, master. will positively sail
as above
Having superior accommodations cabin second cabin
about embark should make early
application board at Pier No. North River TO
JOSEPH M'MURRAY,
mid &c 100 Pine street corner South.
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"a TO LET-TWO LARGE ROOMS, at the corner
R OF Canal and Elm streets occupied and
suitable o that business, for meeting. for
ship. military drills Apply to GEORGE BRUCE,
mid Isec IL Chambers street.
- FOh sALE-Ths Modern Built Two Story House.
E!: with lot 26 by 30 No. State street Newark first floor
with folding doors three rooms on second
floor, and finished basement. Inquire Of w. CROLIUS 400
Water st., N. Y. Price $3.50. mhl4 im*rc
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- Z; JOHNSON (ate Wilson &Johnson) has -
Hon hand, in store 1i2 Chatham street, directly Sa
Gpposte the theatre Of the best assorted
Boots and Shoes that be bad in the city Gents Kip
Psgd and .ewsd fEem @ hs Eastern manufact e. Lade
grAer variety Chldsns Shoes than other this
city; Csntlemens fine CATERS twenty different kinds Gents
Boots. t.a
Store open till 10 O'Clock in the evening" giving country
chants opportunity ofexamnng the goods their leisure
rn.tA tuA Arr
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k6R- FOR NEW ORLEANS-Positively First Yes
M2&\ sel-Louisiana and New York Line-Regular Pack
Of 18th nstant-The splendid fast sailing packet
bark UENESEE Capt Mnot will positively sail above
her regular day.
For freight passage having handsome furnished accommo
da.on apply board Orleans wharf foot Of Wall ST.
+. X. COLLINS & CO., Sc South 1t.
Positively goods received board after saturday
ing, 18th INST
Agents in New Orleans, Messs. Hun Woodruff, who
wnI promptly forward all goods to their address,
Packet ship OSWEGO, Captain Wood will succeed the
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-02-13
IEAnD TIMES.
te7t GREAT BARGAINS
aba AND NO MISTAKE.
Fall g. Winter Goods

vHNIIE subscribers are now receiving at their
Il stores at Maurertown and Toms Brook,
"a full supply Of Fall and Winter Goods, Just
from Il e northern market They have every
article of substantial use, usually kept in a
country store, such as a IS sa' s'e9
Cloths ofevery description, cassinetts, cass
imeres, and other goods, satin, cashmere. me,
rino, and other vestings; alpacas at from Is
od. to IS Cd. calicoes, ginghams, bomba-
zines. hollands. basage and cambrics, mus
Inns, Black 1t. Grape, silks for dresses, ladies'
gloves and rnitts latest fssl,ion, mems gloves,
OF different kinds, netts, edgings and inser-
tings, laces. shawls of various kinds, red,
white, and canton flannels, checks. cap and
bonnet ribbons, brown and bIeached cottons,
A wide, at and 10 cents; cotton yarn at
is. & IS 3D., candle wick ,bonnets, hats caps,
shoes. boots. nails. steel-together with, hard.
ware, qaeensware, dyestuffs, &c, Rio coffee
at 10 and IL 10 cents, sugar very low, and
other things in proportion.
The public are invited to call at their es-
Establishments and examine their goods They
are determined to sell low to suit the hard
times, and lower than ever before offered.
They return their thanks to their friends
tor the liberal patronage heretofore extended
to them, and will endeayor to merit contin-
uance of the same. -,.-.'-.. .. f.-r
HELLER s. BROTHER.
October 10, 1884, {.~.,-..- b.. ...-.-.-..
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DR.. THOMPSON'S
UTERINE TRUSS.

IT is the opinion of all the principal profes-
= sors of medicine in the United States, who
have given their testimony, that DR.. IHomp
sons Patent apparatus for the cure Of Psoiap
sss and other Diseases" possesses superior ad-
santages over any other apparatus OF the kind
ever presented To the public. Their certih
Gates to that effect can be seen by calling on
the undersigned at his store in Woodstock.
These Tr,isses have been examined by DR..
Irwin, DR. Magruder. & Dir. Wunder, and they
concur with the above sentiments-that il is
the most easy, safe, and certain remedy for
those diseases it processes to cure, ever inven-
ted.-They can be had at my store. Those
who stand in need ofan article OF this kind,
would do well to make immediate application.
ssgaEfa aS JOHN G. SCHMITT.
n Woodstock, July 90, 1845.-y
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er, shall reeeivs q copy Of that periodical for
acorhs, to be kept subject 10 his order. surg :
q find 50. SO wiH entifle tie subscriber To- a
copy Of "SeGs' Bible History" .ssss.s 81
Any person procuring FIVE subscribers
to the above work. for one yearsand RENTING
the money (Sl0) free of expense to the pub
Usher, shall receive the two copies OF Bible
Biography, or two of the Wonders of the
World, or one of each, or one copy ofsSears'
New and Complete History Of the Bibie,'is(2
vols. in one,) which sells for three dollars
An. person procuring Three Subscribers. and
renting So, Gree Of expense.) shall be en-
titled to I've copies of "Bible Biography"
"Wonders Of the World,' Or "Gaide to
knowledge" FfH saan} HseIDec. 5--12t
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-02-13
AARON E. JAMES,
Patent Bee-House

TIME subscriber would respectfully inform
IL the public that he. a deaf and dumb
man, has invented new and useful improve.
ment in the BEE HOUSE. for which he has
obtained letters patent OF the U. S. Govern
meht at Washington. Competent judges pro-.
nounce this Improvement TO be highly useful,
and well calculated to retain bees, and there.
by secure that most delicious product of their
labor HoNtrs4f He will ssholtly visit the citi
zens Of the Valley with model of his inlpro-
we'd House. for the purpose of selling to those
who may be desirouse of securing it, the
right for constructing which will be sold on
good terms. u r A.. f.. JAMES,.
p staunton, Va, Aug 90, 1s44.-6m*S
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his fathers. s.5 aas s.7 6isa 5raa3 q fl.
The foolish girl soon repented of this
step, and returned again to her parents,
refusing to live with Stearns. Thereup-
on he got out a precept at Buffalo, pla-
ced it it in the hands of constable,
who went to Kingsley's, well armed,
and with fleet horse, to demand her.
The father and mother allowed him to
get her into his Sleigh, he pretending
that ifthey followed he wonld stop at
the next village, and convince them
that he was acting by legal authority.
Instead OF this he pushed ON at full
speed, his prisoner screaming continu-
ally, and endeavouring to escape. A
chase was soon commenced. by num-
Der of persons, and the constable being
oyertaken, the girl was rescued and
restored to her parents. Such were
the facts disclosed to the meeting-and
resolutions were thereupon passed SYM
pathizing with Kingsley's family, and
pledging the use of all legal means to
shield them from the villain who sought
the ruin of his daughter. We expect
that they will pass the "legal" bounds,
and protect her as best they may, lift
should be attempted to seize this mis-
guided and ignorant child again.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-02-13
Fall and Winter Supply Of
G(eu, 6eops.

THE subscriber is now receiving and
IL opening at his store in Woodstock
large assortment ofBritish and Domestic Dry
Goods, suitable for the Fall and Winter sales,
which in addition to his former stock. com.
prises fine and general assortment of Sea.
sonable Goods, to which he calls the attention
of his friends and the public generally to give
him call, as he pledges himselfno to be un-
dersold by any other establishment in the
country. lfyou will only give him CALL he
is confident his goods and prices will give en-
tire satisfaction. Among his assortment may
be found -. - -..-..
Blue, black, invisible green. and gray cloths
Pilot and waved beaver cloths for overcoats
Blue, black and fancy cassimeres osu ~
Black, steel mixed and plaid satinetts
Ky. jeans. red & white Aannels, kenton do.
Swansdown, sup satin, merino and vaeutia
Vestings. embr'd merino, alpaca and fancy
Scarfs, superior blk Il. cravats and stocks
Bandana & aag silk hdkfs, Irish linen
Buck, kid & WOODEN gloves, WOODEN comfor'
Madras and Bingham era ats rG y
A splendid assortment of goods for the ladies
tt. Dat consisting in part of
Blk 6gd and fancy alpacas, bon.bazine, Grape
De lam. MerInos. fancy prints, and variety
of other goods for dresses N siiff
Embr'd cashmere, cloth & plaid WOODEN shawls
Mousln de lain, mode, shally, cashmere,
Prusian and thbet shawls, Earlston. Nam
chester and plaid WOODEN ginghams
French crimp'd dimety, white aud colored
Florence satin, blk, pink and blue 1t. Grape
Blk mode, GreCan cashmere & wooden mItts
Bonnet, cap and velvet ribbons
Sup blk and ccl'd kid, WOODEN g cot gloves
White and blk blond. nett, jaconett, null.
Swiss and Book muslin, laces, edgings and
Insertings, alpa aprons, long lawn surges j.
Fringed blankets. cotton hdkfs, apron check
l,lea & bro cotton, twilled do osnaburg
Cotton yarn, candle wick, spool cotton &c
ALSO. large assortment Of
Boots, shoes. hats, caps, bonnets, saddlery,
Hardware, queensware and groceries es
Ali Of which will be sold on accommodate
ting terms for cash or to punctial customers
at six months time. Give me a call.
sfssfsf Ill REUBEN WALTON.
N. B All kinds of country produce taken
in exchange for goods. tDo,, 5. 1914.
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NEW GOODS.

III MYERS has jus. received supply Of
AAe Summer Goods from Raltimord, elnbra-
cling latest style calicoes, muslins, bambazines,
aud other articles for the ladies'; handserchiefs,
shawls, bobinets, ribbons, laces and edgings.
hosiery, gloves, shoes, Sc &c., which viii
be disposed of upon accommodating terms As
heretofore, country produce viii be taken in
exchange for goods at the market price. He
is thankful for the liberal patronage that has
been bestowed upon his establishment the past
season, and is determined tomerit continuance
of it, by selling goods cheap. sd
July IS. 1874,
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Peter HOshOur, Dr.,
COLLECTOR And ATCTI0NEER,

(.4lcays to be toand near No. 1, Cheopside,' }
NILL attend to the collection of debts.
w in every form, upon reasonable terms;
and also offers his services to those who may
have any kind ofproperty to sell at auction
on public days or at sales. Refer to the citi,
zens generally. Enquire for
ta7gF0 frt EXTRA PETE
Woodstock. Dec. "a, 1845
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-02-13
MISCELLANEOUS.
A PINE WOODS WEDDI ING.

A merry, stalwart son of the sPn
Woods determined to marry /; and
there. was no one near compete nat to
% the harnesssing,' he mounted his mui
and taking his strue love- behind hi
{, and, after considerable travelling, cal
to group ofhis 'fellers. He adore
sed them thus: sl1'e
.Fellsrs, I'd just like TO know
there's squire in these parts!' Eo
ia sDos9you mean the parish Judge
h asked an estirnable citizen. a5
-ai@ sYes, I, 'spose-don't care a PHI
knot who, SOS he can do this thing
replied the stranger, giving his whip
peculiar crack. '.-t f3a+ 81
81. sWhat may be your business, friend
inquired demure sovereign IN I
+ crowd. sass2 .Er ssfas@ -.
-fas eNothin' much, no how" repl
q the modern Nimrod. 4 only wants
feller that can harness me and Il
gdgalon old Rather, yonder. ) he'sy
L the loudest CALM the settlement
slick as peeled maple, and as Gle
grit as skinned tater rolled in the san
and Pm called whole tear and
dog under the wagon. ssl've sneak
about these woods fora week, loo i,
fora Squire TO hi.<" IS, and wore oe
a pair of breeches lookin' for him, AM
81 wish may be rammed throu CHA gun
tree headform ost If will pack Sue an
further. / came to yoke her, and her
Pm going to stay. aa sAe)
1.-THE roar of laughter that followed
this simple recital was deafening.-
We lost our buttons in convulsiye fits
and it is quite probable We should hav
suffered largely in that line, had no
the parish Judge, who, as al! know
lis supposed TO be of Gallo decent, al
though we have no authority In saying
= that he is 'snative and to the mano
born, 2 appeared. Unlike the grea
poets Justice, a- " p e
oa :In fair round belley With good c apon lined
-. with eyes severe and beard of forin NAL cut,
10 Full of wise saws and modern Instance"
he is as lean as Grahamite, living
bentirely on grass pudding and frieasse'
5sradishes.9. With the undying zeal o
an Israelite, he thplders forth anathe
mas against all four footed animals
and considers ornithology a fit stud
for canibals. These are the sentiment
ofthejudge, albeitin politics BIZ strange
ly enough tgoes the whole hog
80 The Judge proceeded to business
calling on the gay Lothario to s'tro
out" his bride. e sA'
ia You're the man for my yaller quar-
tiers" said our hero in, ecstacies, ant
away he went on to run after Suze.-
With one effort of his brawny arm h
took her from the, mule and brough
her to the centre of an enclosure form
ed BY the'company, his eyes dilatins
and his whole frame exhibiting sign
of JOY unspeakable. The bride wa