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q. b. COCHRAN b GO. 81.

NEWARK AND. .RosENDALE LIME AND
= DEMENT, COMPANY. Newark, N. J.
THE shove named Company have appointed Messs.
4 HAYMAN 81 HOLDEN sole Agents for the ~ ~
their warranted HYDRAgLIC CEMENT, CALCINED
PLASTER, and MARBLE DUST for the city N Gesg
Orleans and vicinity. JOHN H. STEPHENS, Pest
A. LEMAssHNA SeC'y. 10y
Newark N, J., February, 1919. gee
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r 4. RICHARbS. No. II Chartres st.
&UCCESSOk to r. w. MoNTGoMERY, Ilaporter aud
~ Oe1ter, l3E F0rs5gH and DOHl6sec HARLW.9RE.
oneIS l0T sale, on favorable terms, the following
SsO bds English, american and Russian Sheet, Hoop
-. :, and Band Iron --f f.H-f
sgg9 lbs BraEiers' Copper, assorted
Sgy9 lbs. Block and Bar Tin rs
. ZOO kegs Weymouth Nails u.
2lO tons Hollow Ware CastnRs-Pots, Ovens, Spiders,
= Is Akilleis, fnedOgs, ETC.; ''s '--+
Cotton and Wool Cards;
Anes' and ROwland's Spades and ShOvels; - .h.t
SX, Log, Trace, Halter, Coil and Cane Carrier Chains
Cotton and Cane Hoes, Pioughs, Corn Shelters, etc
Sad Irons Patent BALANCES Bass Kettles;
p 4 IN and Unnamed Ware Hook ant Plate HilResi
fellows AnVis Vices Smiths TOngs;
Locks Of all kinds Sliding Door Furniture, etc;
EendeTs; AndiTOns Fire Sets;
Straob' celebrated Patent Bun Stone Corn Mills;
- Mil aud Griudst0nes -
TOHetheI with every variety Of goods usually found in
HardWafe Store. FOR sale very low ADJ lmd& Won
CARRIAGE hAANUFACTORYs
VIE Patronage thai has been extended TO Us very be
a rally the last seven years while ON Cous z4 81 =
mon street, has induced Us the last summer ~ - d
toerect aiarge building express y Ton qiang- - ~
featuring and repairing GARkAAGE BIS W..
We have now one Of the largest Sh0us in the Southern
Country and are prenaed with good N0Fthsyu F0kmen
and the best Of materials t0buld style Of carriage to
order, and guaranty them TWO years i used "a The country.
We alsobetteg prepared than ever befoe. oF REPAIR
ING CARRIAGES and can restore them almost 70 their
original beauty and durability although apparently worn
cut and utees We will pay freight on Dafagss sent
and SECOND HAND CARRIAGE Is which wiil be sold
low Old Carriages taken IN tIade toI New oneS We IN
viie the attention OF those Wnuting NEW CAHl AGES,
their old ones repaired to call at Aanuiactoy and
9R.gYIERGTt8 CAR 0jT9ELEg Streets, next dooIl
the Office Of the Commercial Water w ofks EsAI OF the 81
Hy5 em d&W ~ MATTHEWS pENNAN.
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oARRoLLToN HoTRL.


FNNE Undersigned respectfully inform the public that they
have just taken the ebeye-men TONED establish -
ment. with the extensive Gardens, Ter Pin. Alleys m
Billiard Room, Ice Cream Saloon, etc eoa appertain
ing thereto ;and after thorough repairing the whole and
making very considerable improvements therein, they
pTepeaed 10 receive and accommodate Permanent and
Transient B0srder IL IS almost useless the
numerous attractions to be found on the CaHo0n Hoe
Grounds As suburban place of enter ainment the eab
ishmentis second to- none in the South possessing il
does, almost unHFalled scenery and the artificial helps Of
Gardening in the production Of fruits and hOsVe snch
g are no where tJbe Found in the vicinity Of New oeals
AS place OF temporary retreat iron the
noise, hustle and cares q city sit merits than Ori
nary notice from the Visiter ri
The undermined appse the the public that their afd
will always be found well supplied with The choicest qha
ties OF Game Fish, ETC.; and they have laid finely
sorted stock of Wines and other Liquors, they furnish
Dinner or Supper or Chance Repas 70 private parties 81
the shortest pOssbis notice.
The nndeHgned therefore hatter Themselves that in add
ton their assiduous efforts to please the beauty Of
the location its salubTiOus atmosphere, the with which
be had TO their establishment, byfaOad render
the CafrOtOn Hoelt the most desirable Ofs summer RESORT
for The citizens Of New resns. * -. =. ~
~ For terms Of Bolgd etc, ingpre at the PaRten,
Hotel q atthe Hotel in CsnolltOp. Can't A-AEeELLS
ans tt CHAs. CHANDLER.
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if.-s-l-.-.- BEL. Q6ESgEMI. AOIEL9l
POINT CLE.aR, Bs4LLlTFfJr COUNTY, y4L.4 .
Il ANiNG been leased By the undermined, viii be a
Al open on the first at ttne, for the entertainment
of TRANSIENT and PERMANENT GUESTS -
This estabhshentis beautifully located the east side q
MOBILE BAY, about midway between Mobile and the Gull
OF Mexico The water At this point being aa1ugs clear
and sat- with depth of feet within fifty yards OF the
shore and haYnga firm white sand bottom, renders TIM
place particularly attractive for eA-bathing.
blHesh, POmpanO, Spanah hlAckege and all other tsh
peeQRI 10 this latitude abound in the Immediate piciitB
Of the Hotel Never falling Springs, acpnVenient dis
tanee, furnish an abundant supply Of PURE WATER.
The building Is entirely nevpesents front to the South
OF $50 feet andsafoTds ample accommodation for 200 pei
sons The rooms are large and airy. u
safe and commSdon steam vessel illDy daily between
Mobile and Point Clear Passage 80 cents.
The rate Of Board will be $40 per Week payable NAL
eases 0eeg, Deductions made tB families remaining the
season, Communications this subject addressed the
undersigned, at Mobile, viii be pro1pny sttsn9sd 70
sF- II. GEO. B. CllTHERAI4L q,
Mobile Ala. May IL, 1873. myl9 SIN lessee!
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DENTISTRY. &c.

4 1890. DENTAL NOTICE, -
W WIS fyaetiea9 DeHtist 112 st Charles street,
lie liberal patIopage heSetoioIs love- Is5
upon him. would solicit contiNuahce OIL fs
both % Europe aHdthe United States and having svaId
nimSe Of althe late Improvements be feels confident MAT
e VII give satisfaction 10 those who may fayor him with
q w would cali particular attention to his ampsoye
methOd Of inserting Teeth Gold Piate peIos fe1pirins
such would 90 well 70 call and examine specimens All Ms
Operations will be warranted the best of sd
naea and 70 give Hatfactqn 70 tpse who may patson
honoFed him with their patronage;
PIstessot stone Dis BeHbEook, MoEphy 3 Negius
Professor Morphy, Sykes Z hyde, Robson Allen,
PfOiessoT Dpitly. EtnlRes 4 Wright, etc. efa
~ Dentists supplied with Gold FOilgPlate, Teeth etc.
Ofee and residence, No n2 st. Charles street. neal The
DENTAL NOTICE.
II hrs. PEARSON and ANF0BX inform their patients
~ that they can be consulted daily at
tler once, from A. N. % 8 p. n VI.
tsamgn,s many Improvements in DIfN-s4 ii
TAI ~ heaElik are too well known aud e1lELtLL4
particularly worthy the atteltRn Of hOse requiring aTcia
Their prices graded suit the circumstances
AZ pfnce at their residence, BdROAE streCt, neal
1e-aol ...-se--. apa y y
DIR. EIENSTNG, Dental Sursson,
4AylhG retgrhed % The city Of New Orleans from hil
- TOUR In the > pTth and East il prepared
% perform all operations appenainiHg TO the 80
TEETH and has become acquainted with III 4 i ~.
the best modeOt Operating approved by the -ALIJI
College Of Dental Surgeons Of Bamos Nd. Bis price
or operations are m proportion 10 suit he times sl6
TooTH-AoHB CURED
IN LESS THAN ONE MINUTE b. Dr. BIENSINGjB
68B6SPELEf sTREE q do II 6s9S ol6od t on's
MISUNDERSTANDING.
M a. MEY Err. No. TOO car stlsst. VVstoh. ~
1NA, maker aud dealer ID lew TfIsRY, GOLD Va
PENS, FANCY ARTICLES. and WATCHES. NrS1a
All gewery ar1eleSrsDaired At moderate prices mis-.
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Gorreeponoenee Of be @resrent.

Relatge Mortalitv IN Boston, Etto York and Bu6ayo
Citg Inspectors Repdrt-- Wcathcr-B aSiHess--C9otd
DOk{ars- Br0kefsBTftish and .dHgericdR Railroads
- Stools Tho Day Book. =
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WATCHES-JRWELRY.

M a. MEY Err, No. foo car street IVstoh. -
w, maker aud dealer ii JEyFELRY, GOLDA6A
PENS, FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES. - =
all JeYey arreleE spsifed at moderate prices mia
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THROUGH. in seven and half Days-stags Travel
Reduced to Nine b. three AGiles.
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q CASES Broad Block Fur II ATS. = On
- case Broad planteTsi do.
do. Drab PslO Alto LeghoFn do
do, -Duustable straw do.
d THREE CASES HARDQVA RE-containinE--
- Dsaw- Knives, Chises Plane Irons Augurs, etc
n d doz ness ooEs5ed tRSa 3 r. eseh'
For sale BY Eie5l J W. ANDREWS & co, 81 Common 81
CoLEMAN's IMPRovEDPATENTP PORTABLE
NDE,L.9 TORY MILLS, =.
MANUFACTURER y;W, ?. G0LEMkN, GirOd street.
uA one doOt below Baronne, New 0Eleans. These Mills
in successful operation in the following States
Ohio New York, PennsylysRis Virginia, Kentucky Ind
ana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri. Ar
kansas, Alabama Mississipp Louisiana, TexRa
Mexico, and account Of their portability. the very
thing for California number gf them have been par
chased feuently for those Disgins."
WaEfanted to perform to the satisfaction OF the puI
chaser OF money refunded. tmhl4l w. p. o.
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A LII persons wishing to procure our PIANO FqRTEs
Or without The -EOL1ANF ATTACH.
MEN:E,- are informed. that WIN. IT. 49, F3
Mayo, No. Camp street, is duly ap- U Y ~. VI Y
thqzed Agent for that city, and is fully authorised to sell
at Boston prices with only freight and insurance added and
to receive orders for any description of instruments manu-.
featured BY us leaving 4 optional wit The purchaser
lect the samei moi satisfactory their arrival nNewOr.
leans Every instrumsnt sold above warranted BY us
and 20 be EXCHANGED without expense the purchaser II
not Bund satisfactory after trial Each insIumentwf in
tutuLe be accompanied with an invoice AZ out.BOSTON
CASH PRICES which maybe seen by every purchased
u inquired tOTs~Ne have the exclusive right aud the
ONLY mann iaqt1Ie8 iE Boston, OF the PATENT go
Liam ATFAEHMEkf. We uanHisutune the Seven
the Asolian Attachment. "a
FtGGLBERT & co. 400 WssldHstoh st.
Boston 0cfobefs24. 1893 81 ~ u iviq1m
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THE PUBLIC Is respectfully Informed that me splepdid
IN, rs, recently esected Exchange Alley ooFRer
Of Bienyie street in operation The Bah Rooms
tor HOT, COLD 0T.SHQWER ATHS are well lighted
and admirably ventilated expense having been spared
by the prOpfenf to make them complatsiu al their detHis
u The prOpretoLOf the EXCHANGE ALLEY BATHS
e now erecting Beth Rooms on. CONT STREET, near
the corner OF pAUP HLE on he site formerly known as
the Nepouily Baths which, when completed, will excel in
mRgnitloeHce establishment Of The kind TIL ey
and where HOT, COLD, SHOWER, VAPOR AND
INDICATED BATHS can be had at all times from 5
0e9ck a. N, I'LL 10 O'Clock P. Hot, Cold or Shower
Bath, Twenty-Five Gents. 81 iv20 Ban.
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q EA3S. UahISILAW AOIEI. VI
Wis tayoTie resort Of the Oifens Of Louisiana. Mss
lppi and Hdl0inlnE Stntes, fe-opeued t0r the
reception Of Visiteu Saturday. May Is. Various
alterations end additions have been made during the
winter, with view Of rendering thisesahlhment aereea
bic and worthy the patronage hitherto bestowed.
The Pass rendered OF by the splendid line
low pressure mail steamers Oregon James j. Day and Cali
oEnia, which leave Lske PgntchaitIan daily and the Mo
bile and M0nteIuma tTi- WeeklY.
Attaehed 70 the Hotel is AcademYfor young Misses
and Boys in separate deparIepts aDde Che abe manage
ment OF Mr. Blackburn, well and favOraby known 10 the
residents Of New Orleans The Academy willOpan June
Two Physicians, of well known standing dwell al the
Pass. r. H. MONTGOMERYgh Manager
~ an mailable matter lef at the Offices Of Messm J.
Y r. Geddss Bank Place, and NJ Jndsen, ESQ., corner Of
Canal and Camp streets viii be forwarded daily, my25n
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al Mobile next morning al dlOek.. Fare, S5Tims
through Is houn.
MOBILE TO MONTGOMERY
BY the superior st-Oass SRameTs-eavinR Mobile at
and striving at Montgomery second day al @ u A.
NJ. The line consists Of the following boats: SELMA,
Capt. BlHel; ARKANSAS, Capt Owen: CLARA Capt.
james. and SUNNY tSOUTA, Capt Walker. !. Fare
ss-Tne through q 70 ss hours By the Daily Mai Line
COacl-Fsre. S10--fnle through. 90 hous.
= MONTGOMERY TO CHARLESTON.
NEw. ORLEANS AND NER YORK MAIL IaEn--Via GnHn
Atlanta, and Augusta.
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NEW YORK, via MOBILE aud MONT
GoMERY Ala and oHARLEsToN, 5. Q.
Ga vy - sss==zSsssSEER. ILL !,
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HoLLYWQOD HoUsE.

Eastern Shore Of Mobile Bau-sTen Miles S0dthsaste Of
,,,ss, ! -. tte o. Bsef Mobile. Att
WIS DElIGHTEUL and healthy resort having IN
= defgOne many alterations and additions the RA
past wlntel, Il open for he reception iuf visit
en- This house asbuf forty feet above the A4aA
level OF the Bay, and open to the bee1es from every Fec
nater and shower Bathing Amusement of every kinda
Bar supplied with the choicest Iquon and Wines and
Table with the best the market aonis-Bris Fssh Fish
and Oysersln abundance Of the pleas
ant resorts in the Southern country. 3
There pressure boat making two TINS daily con.
Meeting with the NewOneaBs boats.
In addition TO the main building anumber of neat Cot
aes Two Oos eaehl have been erected expressly for fam
uesat convenient dftanea and where they can be retired
and free from the usual hustle of a hotel.
&c AReEs 90.
Pei Week .....s.-.s.. =. s., s Il
PEI Bay. .............,.... 81
ChndIen and Servants bali price.
WILLARD FREEMAN.
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n MeCUFCHEoN, 100 ST. CHARLEs street, doors
-, above Poydras-keeps constantly -,
on hand good assortment OF n EW - -
AND SECONDHAND FURNI- ~
TllREs, CURED Hair and Moss Mas
TRASSES made OF the best Materials (which he is dis
posed 70 sell @ low acan be bought at auction for cash
REpAIkiNG of Furniture and MRtfases and all kinds
Of JOB done az short notice, and BY the beat work
mgu. sHmiture packed, moved and shipped with care.
80 New and Second hand Furniture bought. etc, ETC
1913 Sm D. McCUTCHE0N, 109 st Charles 81 n
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HOL MES S co.,,
Soda and Mineral Water Manufacturers.
ID ESPECFULL4Y inform the public and their former
~ Customen, that they have rGIaoosdtO 129 G9HfER
Seed corner 9f LswheIe they pTepaed
fiofdars for AL w the suppy Steam.
boats, Hotels Bans and PTvae Families, fO Expectation
N, B.A libeEal Discount allowed to GTocen and Com
mission Merchants. -
~ OLA w ATE R and MEAD furnished in
onntRlps, heretofore. with new aud superior Dawins
Auparatua ana 6un
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sMITR O 3 R0T HE q,

= So G0MM0N STREET,
HAVE fecsived large additions to their stock of INDIA
IA RUBBER GOODS. These Goods are Of the best
manufacture and warranted TO stand all extremes of
weaher s. & b. would can the particular attention Of
OaneInians 70 they Bottles Canteens and Water Buckets,
manufactured with special reference to the many dry
places and arid deserts between the Rio Grande and Che
God Dggins =; Air Beds, which weigh only II pounds
MatsT.po0 Bags Ponteon Bags; Saddle Bags, ETC. IN
Ola RUBBER CLOTHING Of all kinds; Wadng
BOOs LegginRs. etc. India Rubber Blankets, Pillows
etc. ACCIDENTS. TENT-CL0THS, Saddles Brides
Ritta StirraOF snuf etc. etc al SO Common ST. NILS
FURNIEURE. MATTRESSES, AND FURNISH
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UhIdIen and Servants IAN pIlee.
WILLARD FREEMAN.
HoRgs0ad. Baldsia eeanlg. "a. &. US In

- BILOXI HOUSE
EEVIS establishment will be opened for tbs reoenon 81
= RisIteTs on FU ESDAK. May Eth The premises -
have been completely renovated, and The Hotel nov
oilers inducements to peTsOus IN search Of heath CON- -
gI orpease equal i not SUPERIOR 70 any public house
theHea coast ~ occupies GENITAL position IN the pleasant
and delightful village of Biox-of easy from New
OneanS The gren sward n front Of the house
acres ~ width and Is shaded By great number Of Osk
magnolia and mulberry tees The table viii be supplied
With the ipxures Of The sea coast and Of The New Orleans
market Attached to the house vii be found Bath FOndss
Stables and Bar Room supplied with the best Wines and
Lag uOH; also good Billiard Table.
Persons wishing TO secure rooms will please address the
PopTetOT at Biloxi, and forward their Communications BY
the Biloxi packets as theTeiE bHt 81 mail PeT week
p .my15 ~ JOHN w. NIXON.
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sADDLEhY AND lNDIA-RUBBBR GOODS
~ Wehsve on hand a large assort- CTf7FSS~9Ss
kJW0 of al kinds Of i5ssl ~
SS India Rubber Goods, TsFS u W.
suitsbls for persons going to -.
CaiiOuia such as Beds Pillows, Blankets, Eeggius
G0aks, Pouohes, Water Tanks and Bottles blinking Cups
Bags, India Rubber Cloth, and Tents.
A eompee stock of SADnLERY. TRUNKS and
HARNESS, at Wholesale and Retail at the lowest market
prices ~ County Merchants and Saddlers can be snip.
piled with every article in line tx Orders put up
with care. ia HORTON & Co
AuI d&W IS Common st. and IL Canal st.
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THE DAILY CRESCENT.
NEW oRLEANSs


WEDNESDAY MORNING. AUGUST IS, 1s40
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-06-11
THINGS THAT LIKE TO SEE.

like to see young women peep through the
windows or the cracks of half-opened doors to
catch glimpse of the young men, and when they
come IN their presence appear over modest-it is
SO admirable.
like to see plenty Of churches, yet having Mt
ministers TO preach in them-it looks SO like 8
wise disposition of charity's funds.
like to see parcel of young men stand before
church door, at the close Of service, and stare
every female full in the face as she passes out
it looks SO much like good breeding.
like to see woman out in the morning scrap
ing up chips to build fire, while her HUSBAND
lies in bed-it shows she thinks more Of him thar
he does Of her.
like to see merchant and mechanic keel
their shop doors and windows closed until the sur
is affhour hight shews they are Independent
and ask no favors oftheir customers.
like to see young ladies walking the streets OF
Sundays in their silks, with holes in their stock
ings-lts shows they are more attentive TO things
above than below.
like to see men crowding around the bar room
on Monday morning before sunrse-it shows thei
anxiety to get at their weeks employment in gooe
season.
like to see women send their butter to marke
in dirty cloth-it shows economy, as it saves
washing. PlGindealer.
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AND STILL ANOTTIERi

In perfect accordance with the unjust and pro-
scrptiye policy Of the Taylor dynasty JOHN G..
WILSON, Esq, the faithful and efficient Postmas-
ter at Harpers Ferry in this county, has been re-
moved and Chas. w. Button appointed in his
stead. So far as this section OF Virginia is con-
cerned, this last move of the axe makes the work
OF the guilotne full and complete What words
are adequate to express, that utter scorn and con-
tempt, which so justly attach to an Administra-
ton who, as it were, has but just stolen into
power by triclery; deception and fraud and ia
now perpetrating daily, a series of measures
never before exampled in the history OF this
country,
AS to the cause of removal OF Mr. Wilson, there
IS and can be none save that he was consistent,
honest, intelligent, uoting DEMOCRAT. ANY man
In our community; OF any other, who is at all
conversant with the laborious position which Mr.
w. has occupied, will unhesiatingly declare that
he has discharged his duties in a manner hipblv
creditable to himself, and with an eve solely to
the public good and the security of the Depart
ment. But for this office; as every other under
the Government, place must be given for one
OF that peculiar party, who had no friends to re-
ward or no enemies to punish, in order that tho
Government might be brought back to the policy
Of the early Presidents! Well, the Government
is going back fast enough, in Gods name. if that
Is all that is to be desired. And the impetna
with which Taylorism is moving onward to tho,
righteous indignation which awaits it. will ore .
few moons more shall wax and wane, be made,
so apparent that wayfaring man though foil
shall discern.-Spirit of Jefferson
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REMARKABLE ADvENTURE.-A short time
since, Hector Macalister, while out on the Arran
Hills, looking after his sheep, six miles from home
or other hab,a,ion, his two collie dogs started a
rabbit, which run under large block of granite
lie thrus, his arm under the stone, expecting to
catch it, but instead of doing so be must have re-
moved the support Of the block, which instantly
came down on his arm, holding him as fast as a
vice. His pains were great, but the pangs he
felt when ne thought Of home, and the death he
seemed doomed to die We're much greater In this
position he lay from ten in the morning until four
in the afternoon, when, finding that ali his efforts
to extlcate himself were unavailing, he tried sew
eral times, without effect, to get his knife out of
his pocket to cut off his arm. His only chance
now was to endeavor to send home his dogs, with
the view Of alarming his friends. After much
difficulty, Gas the creatures were most unwilling
TO leave him. he at length succeeded in this; and
Mrs. Macas'er, seeing them return alone, took
the alarm, and speedily collected the neighbors,
who went in search Of her husband, led on by his
faithful coles. When they came to the spot,
poor Macalister was in a very exhausted state,
and was quite speechess in crying for assistance
1t required five strong men to remove the block to
extrcate his arm, which is dreadfully bruised
but having obtained medical treatment, it is hoped
he may recover the use Of his limb.
Scotch Paper.
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WOULDN'T MARRY A MECHANIC,

young man commenced visiting young wo-
man, and appeared to be well pleased. One even
ing he called when it was quite late, which led
| the girl to enquire where he had been.
81 had to work tonight" he replied.
"Do you work for living % enqured tie as
tonished girl.
Certainly, replied the young man, 81 am d
mechanic"
"hly brother doesn't work, and dislike the
name mcdaniel thought you were st,.dint,'
and she turned up her pretty nose.
That was the last time the mechanic visited
the young woman. He is now wealthy man
and has one of the best of women for his wife
The young lady who disliked the name of me-
chanic, is now the wife of miserable too-a reg
ular vagrant about grog shops-and she, poor and
miserable woman, is obliged to take in washing
to support herself and children
Ye who dislike the name of a mechanic, whose
brothers do nothing but loaf and dress-beware
how you treat men who work for living. Fal
better discard the we'll fed pauper, with all hi.
rings, jewelry, brazen- facedness and pomposity
and take TO your affections the hard handed, in
telligent and industrious mechanic Thousands
have bitterly regretted the folly, who have turned
their backs on honest industry. A few years o
experience taught them severe lesson. In thi.
country no man or woman should be respected, ir
our way 0! thinking, who will not work bodily o.
mentally, and who curl their lips with scorn wher
introduced to a hard working man.