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TAX ON BAgHBb0H4==AmUfg the multi
tndinoas projects engendeftd by the heat
of The revolution, which lave arisen In The
French Assembly, one ts a taA upon celibBey,
1t 10 said tina this measure originated with
the Wone Of Paris, who aliege that eeiibaGy
II a luxury and tia rsfofs should be taxed. II
appeared to be q serious proposition, If any.
thing or anybody can be serious Ia France.
We find the provisions tins described
at Ia proposed that bachelors shall be
taxed upon arriving at the age u twenty-five
years, and that the tax shall be equal In
amount 10 oil the other lakes paid w the
tnpfaotigatls lepudiator Of tnAtfimoBy on acc
count Of real Of personal estate OF for lleeD.
ses or for anything else, A. the age ofth try
five there is again ai augmt NATION efthe
tax, which gees Oh at4mentiha periodically,
Until the efiibitairs arrives at fits tlei, If be
Is d bachelor . Ill, il remains stationary to the
end orllls days, But there IL no remission Or
reduction, should he live 10 The rye Of the
aiiE"iioFfhH Phtfl htbttFg ~ HB pEiFlElB ~ HE
ahli-llyneheal sentiments no th8t An octo.
genarian would be paying pretty dear for his
single bIessed6ess'
"Wilowtts arc tU be allowed FIVE years
during which TO fe.lnarfy, ahdt If they do no
they are regarded as having relBtsed int
eelibaGy, and are then taxed, ard tho taa
proceeds ortseshd0, from time to time, rs III
the csse Of the baebelofp, until titry arrive NJ
fifty years they are thea entitled tea dis.
charge, and are 10 DO forever exempt ifon
any fifth r taxation on this behait.''
The lotier.wtitef links this very hard OF
widowers. 1T v III be often e%ruei,' he sayt
go compel q widower 10 marry again" A
bachelor has illusions=tte pre- stge Of ~novsIt,
may Influence him, but he whom a vexationl
experience may lave dire, utagef, viii be
afraid again 10 expose him4 cir 10 DANGER
to encounter again the uncertain chances o
the estate.
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II have II great run Of business at pre-.
remarked II pickpoeket who was
chased by three constahlrs.
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HAY & BRAN.

325 BALES Hay,
1000 Sacks Bran. for sale by
Jan. 30 ly BHAL and soN.
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IL 1870, Two physicians, named Mead
aud Woodward, fought In England. The
latter slipped and tsIt. "fake your life =
exclaimed DR.. Mead. "ADy thing but your
physie," replied tho PROSTATE Woodward.
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