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M0IRSE SIEOEINGs

psz-yS WILL be strictly attended to at the shop A,
V1A w the FooT OF MECHANIC STREET, by the sub
E. scriber. All persons who have lame ,rses by fa
ieet false quarters or interfering are invited call as
believe can give them satisfaction for think they arc al
epused BY bad fitting The shoes and bad shoeag think
Know this from my own experience There Is difference
between IA, foot and narrow contracted fo6es6 IN
horses should not be slod alike. hot shoe no atft e
tng better DO kept In the pot a 81 torn
y oIthe -horses ioQt=this "a my opinion.
=, - ISAAC WOODCOCB,
FEB lg1wTa 49, dwsf - -. Mechanic Street
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The BUSINESS Pressure. We regret to /.
nounce that two Of our cotton manufacturers hrt
been obliged to stop payment until they can makI
turn in their affairs. We do not think in either 7
the creditors will suffer a loss. We understand q
mills will be kept running, but the operatives are
work at reduced wages The prospect is for v
dull summer in Woonsoclset.- - WooasocEet Patr
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RTNGBONES ON HORSES.

RINGBON ES ON NURSES.
- GtWAN'S COMPOUND RINGBONE XII
ETT~ - LER long sought for remedy for this pam
fJ& fnl and almost destructive malady has recentlv
e been sought out, to the great joy and surprise
all VINO have tested ii BY perfect of their own horses
me author OF thshavng practsed Falrer has been
applied to- and has performed the cruel by using the
fne and in some cases relieving the ANIMAL but not to eff
medy, called the RINGBONE KILLER, which has never
tailed in any to effect perfect cure without the pain
iu operation OF the knife. This medicine on application to
the subscriber may be had by the bottle with directions
9rA cure warranted as parties agree according to the
age of the ringbone.
valuable medicine, did the author and consider il
necessary
IN. b. Good keeping will be provided for horses brought
from distance, and warranted by the subscriber if
Application made soon and the subscriber will also buy
one or two young ringbOne Horses at a fair price.
rhlhpston, May ri dw3m SUMNER SWAN,
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NOTICE.

4
y B. OTIS & co. having associated with them Mr. C
ID II. FITCH, under the style and name of OTIS
FITCH d co will continue the BooT, SHOE and LEATHER
BUSINESS in connection with the manufacturing of KIP
Doors.
o. F. & co. intend keeping good assortment of Sole
Leather also Thick Wax and Kip Leather Caskins Splits
Innings, &c &C. and would respectfully solicit the ae-
lion OF manufacturers and dealers the old stand of
0rLs & Co.. Harding Block, No. 43 FRONT STREET.
b. b. OTIS,
CHA'S II. FITCH,
Worcester, Jan 81, 1850. diff JOHN c. OTIS
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HOUSE LOIS FOR SAFE,

BUILDING LOTS on Wellington Street, "a new Street
ID running west from Main Street north Of the residence
OF Abel Jaques ESD Also Austin Chandler, Chatham
Newbury, and Quincy Streets. The above Lots
for the first time offered for sale The land adjoining
being built upon and their pleasant location Main St.
makes them the most desirable Lots the city Terms Of
sale to suit the pun chaser.
L. & S. P. HARRINGTON,
Aug 80 dwtf u Portland Street
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she'll 0yS1pPS

ExTRA Shell Oysters may be found at HARKNES
~ OYSTER ROOMS, fresh and cool, which is very ess
tla through the season, No. 147 MAIN STREET NJ
dooI to Waldo Block. diff Nav n
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The Massachusetts, Morgan.
PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY

PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY
by Using WILSON'S OhS Metalic Fsre so,.d Weather
~ Proof PAINT. The above Plaintiffs Of 4 beautiful
chocolate color or resembling nearly Jersey Frestone
which is the most fashionable color of the day 1t is used
Iron, Tin Zinc, any other substance in short time il
becomes perfect cement artificial slate which Is inner
ous 70 either fire or weather The above Pant is KEPT
constantly on hand and for sale by
SAMUEL G. WHITE, Druggist
No. "a Washington Square
near the Western r. r. Depot, Worcester Mass
b. Orders for the above Paint promptly attended 70
oy addressing tho proprietor, WILLIAM WILSON.
May i6 d1,vv,,SSyvsu
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Cod Liver Oil
COAL-C0AL.
At $40 PER TONI

Az S4,JO FER TON!
THE BLACKSTONE COAL MINING COMPANY are
now working veins of Coal greater depth than las
year The quality of Coal produced is much superior to
that heretofore and offered the citizens of Worcester
at $3.50 per tom delivered Much prejudice existed against
this Coal last year from the of proper breaking
and screening it, and from the soft quality of coal mined
These objections removed by its increased hardness
and by the attention which is given delivering the Coal
well broken and screened.
Persons uacquained with the quality the Coal or who
have unvorable impressions with regard to it, are referred
to Mr.. AARON BILLING Stove Dealer, Nos 81 d 26 FRoNT
STREET Mr. b. has burned for two years land explain
its peCtDaries.
% Orders solicited at the Companys Yard foot of Ply
MOUTH STREET. or A. BILLING, Nos. "a i 26 FRoNT-sT
opposite City Hall, Worcester.
Feb Z. diff A. ELLIOT Agent
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GROCEREES.

WA " EkAGN
M Af be had, ut CORNER or MAIN and SouruBatpoE
~ srhEssrs general assortment Of Grocelies Also
variety OF articles for family use NEW LUMP BUTTER
Of prime quality received weekly, and deliverable to mi
es near, through the season. If desired WA Wooden
stone and Eartben Ware for sale White and
taken IN exchange for goods, Flour excepted. =
May l6 dwtf and 7 southbridge sssroct
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Bush's SmilaX or Spanish Sarsa
n9rilla

parilla,
iS preparation of Sarsaparilla is no humbrg
compound II is PURE and UNCOMBINED article
OF great strength and unprecedented efficacy in the CURE
OF DISEASE. The recent discovery of the true smaS
sars apaa at the South, has put the Propreor in pos
session OF the genuine root in fresh state; and by
method of preparation discovered by themselves calculated
to secure and concentrate all the virtues of the plant they
are enabled to offer purchasers article infinitely SUPE
RiOR TO any thing Of the kind in 1t is well
known that Sarsaparla by drying loses great share OF
medicinal virtues But in this article those properties
al preserved and placed in permanent FORM liable
injury by age
The attention of Dispensers Druggists, Physicians and
especially unfortunate fUGits suffering SICK is partc
lury invited to the trial of article which
genuine and superior to any other preparation Of TIE kind
now offered to the public.
Prepared and sold by BUSH CO, No PARK STREET
WORCESTER, Mass. And for sale in Worcester by Lewis
T. Lazell, IL G. Bates, D. Scott Jr & Co., c. A. T.. Har-
rington, and Spur Sbley, Druggists, and by j. NJ Com
ings, NJ d., and Calvin Newton, NJ D. April g.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF SAvANT. NJ. de Balm
vie the successor of George Cuvier in the chair of
comparative anatomy at the Museum Natural His
tory in Paris, was found dead on the first of May in
of the carriages of the night train the Rouen
Ar1,vy ajId death is r. serious loss to the cause of
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Crane ShawIs.

VERY large and elegant assortment of the above
sHAWLS in every quality and price and warranted
cheap.
Also rALM FIG'D sEIAWLS in every variety and price
from Printed Palm Fg'd shaws at So.
stock before purchasing, 80
May Is. DIV II. II, CHAMBERLAIN a. CO
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NASHUA HOTEL.
LINCOLN SQUARE. WORCESTER.

LINCOLN SQUARE, WORCESTER.
TNITE subscriber has taken the above named house,
"a L formerly known the Lincoln Square Hotel; II
been thoroughly repaired and reted in every re-
pec and enlarged by the addition of several large and con-
venen rooms, and Is furnished throughout with entire New
Furniture, equal to any house in this city.
The Nashua Hotel is delightfully."- situated for summer
residence opposite the Worcester and Nashua Railroad STA
ton Being the immediate vicinity of the Court House
offers rare advantages umen and Others doing business
with the Courts and public offices.
The subscriber that by giving strict attention to his
duties to merit a share ofthe public patronage.
lPAttached the Hotel large and cOmmodious Stable
for the accommodation ofhorses and carriages
A. J. PUTNAM, Proprietor
Worcester, April II, 1850. dwl6n
e HaSSananiScO House. Grafton,
- NIIE subscribers would respectfully inform the cit
A liens of Grafton and the public generally that they
s have taken the above named House and pledge them
selves be readiness and prepared at all times to
MEDIATE the travelling and business public and parties of plea
the shortest notice. They most respectfully solicit
the public patronage EDWIN 5. BALI,
Grafton, Jan 3, 1850. DIFF DENNY S. PUTNAM.
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Waldo Block Forever.

Vysse s Sons Bonnet Pressing Machine, LonaoI
ISAAC II. UPTON & CO.,
WALDO BLOCK,
HAVING, In consequence of the immense Quantities
- Old Bonnc,s Bcachcd and Pressed w them pIaced
ther Bonnef bgnchtyg and Pressing Rooms one Of thoa
high cost BONNET PRESSING MACHINES OF the sam
make a. those used by Vysse Sons London which WI
enHDs them 20 eye an EXTRA FINISH to old Bonrcs
lhe Rtdueed Plice OF 25 Cts.
March ~ cod s.f ISAAC II. rrroS q co. |
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Rice's Improved lightning Conductors.
rFNHE subscribers would respectfully inform nhab-
tans of Worcester and vicinity that they prepared
to erect LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS the ensuing season,
in manner superior any thing of the kind yet
ed to Notwithstanding for the rude connections
y used copper points and stenings gded SPIRES and
per bottoms adding thereby materially the beauty,
strength, and durability of the work a Orders by mail
promptly attended to. It. G. RICE
=. Worcester, March g.. dwn j. p RICE
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For Sale.

~ TWO HOUSES One Cottage on Glen St.. well
fsA built, of firstrate materials, and commanding
cd prospect of the city. This other story house.
Tor two families Newport Street There is about 5000
feet of land attached to the last naned-price Sl45O In
CURE OF OZIAS HUDSON.
March dHtf
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For SALE.

I'D FT9HE HOUSE and LOT at No Washington
EsHs Square For further information, inquire at the
szsSSs premises. diff March Is.
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WASHINGTON, .yuly 81, Is49.-Dsring the
time occupied The Ofce OF Commits Patents r.
H. EDDY, ESQ., OF Boston, did business The Patent Of
ice as solicitor for procuring P4enis. There were few
any, persons acting in that capacity w3o had mach
business before the Patent Office, aud there wei none who
conducted il with more skill, fidelity and success. re-
gard Mr Eddy of the best informed end most sks
ir Patent Solicitor in the United States and have 10
hesitation in assuring inventors ha they employ
person competent and Trustworthy and more caps
able OF putting their applications in form to secure Tor
them early and favorable consideration at the Patent
Office. EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner OF Patents
Boston, Sept l. 1919. eyIy Srod
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lhVeHohs, and OF consulting IN respect TO ihem matters
IN general Of paramount Importance in obtain
correct specifications eHd claims The experience si9
Teen years. practice extensive collection works
decisions sc. mechanical subjects, the Patent Laws
and patents of diierea countries, collected al much
pense during the long time this office has established
together with accounts here kept of inventions patented
at Washington enable the subscriber afford inventors,
DESTROYS Of procuring Patents assistance and information
which in other respects might BE- difficult Of attainment
r. u. EnnY Solic Tar of P.tenta.
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EEOuse fNr Sale.

SwA A NEW and convenient Dwelling House on South
E bridge Street For particulars inquire of the sub
issssA scriber WILLIAM L. THROOP.
Jan 30. Off
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x,s A VALUABLE ESTATE No. II Summer ST.,
ErEs "A consisting of House Barn. and B0ilding Lot.
sA supply OF good and durable water, with many
sHablo privileges when examrne5. dtf Starch s..
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For Sale or Exchange,

la FOR HOUSES IN WORCESTER,
11.IFa FARM OF 40 acres situated mile from SUTTON
In u centre. Also several out lots convenient the
farm Also, Wood Lot of Ninety acres miles from said
tarm g5For further particulars inquire of GUSTAVUS
ELLIOT, ChandLeT-St, Worcester. dim May T.
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LeiceStpr AcDGFeV0v-
aVsrs. FEeyry adams

TX oULDfnform the citizens of Worcester that she i
prepared to practice the WATER CURE SYSTEM
in the treatment disease proposes to locate
this CITY, Mrs Adams has wish to offer any fulsone en-
osy Or recommendation of this system, but she would from
erg andafieted whether in their persons or in their
families whether suffering from the most obstinate form of
chronic disease the sudden occurrence of the
70 apply this natures remedy ard she fully assured
thet VIII commend itself TO every candid mind as infinitely
requisite knowledge and skill fd6{e in ali eases of Fever
Inflammation, Rheumatism Cholera, Diarlioea &C
Mrs ADAMS profer her advice and to those va
w It. at their own houses, her advice at her residence
NO. KENDALL HILL. DIV Feb 81
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NO be Let,
TO BE LET,

WO Pleasant ROOMS situated Main Street. less than
three minutes walk north the Post Office Inquire
this Office. dif March 49,
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RUILDING Ices.

'EHE subscriber has for sale one the most desirable
n BUILDING LOTS in The City Of Worcester il - su
ueted on the north side OF Chatham Street. on the hghth
efland near the Dwelling House of Rev Mr. Smalley md
contains about $500 square tie also other lots
on the same Street, containing 5ooosq eachand three
Lots IN thesame vicinity Qnacy sever al Lo:s
nesrthe Red Mills on Tay ior Street
June4. DIFF CHART Els. WHITE
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Water Care,
Washing and Cleansing Compound

w d5IIIIB "HMU UIEdN5IMg LUMpUuNu
DIV its use oil dread Of Washing Days removed, hun
~ dreds will testify who have received tho benefit Of s
within the last three months Having greatly improY
ed tha nttce, with confidence, offer 70 the pbr
90 SUPERIOR 10 any other preparation kfndsn
A there many limitations purchasers will be pnrtica
lar TO ask FOR that made and sold BY N#s
i...tlytt hua ~. A. n. HARRINGTON,
Worcester April 20. dtf 50 Main Street
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House Lot for Sale


k-s A COTTAGE HOUSE, nearly new, on salera-st
tA containing rooms, with good supply Of wafer;
very desabe place for small family and viii be
sold cheap-a part Of the purchase remain if desired
Apply to VIM. A. DRAPER * co,
April %. diff 81 Front Street.
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SLsEkAL Gentlemen, or Gentlemen and their wives can
be accommodated with Board Inquire Of DR. sroSE
Marehs dn NO, MAPLE STREET
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A. M. DRTSCOLT, g. 90

A. M. DRISCOLL e. CO..
Manufacturers and Dealers in
Fine JeretTy, Gold and Silrer Chains, Silper
Spoons, Kniyes and Forhs, SpectacIes,
Thimbtes, Pencils, &C. &c.
Mandatory in BIeELow's CouRT rear Of N Fpovrsr
b. Repairing done 1t short notice
A.. NJ. pRIscoLL, 4 a pApur,
Worcester, March 5. dyytt
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Tenement TO Act.

nm Seayer Street, Pleasant, containing four fys
" rooms The house is a
March l6. diff wa. DUDLEY.
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WO REMT,
no Let,
SHOP TO LET

CtITUATED Hanover street, suitable for Paint a
- or Boot maker. G. A. & e. HARRINGTON,
Dec IL. disn SO Maip 81
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Wanted Eassa7se NiNfeEY,

J6 FlRST-CLASS SEAMSTRESsES az H. 8. M0OREs
~ Fashionable Tailoring Establishment Steady employ
tnent and the highest prices given.
hlarch 81. diff 2l3 NAH 81, uadsr u. s. Hotel.
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EKOagse lets for. S0ge.
To Lei.

SITUATED on Pleasant Street. Apply to
~ March Z. diff r r. ARROTT
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Wanted EnruedinfeIv

ven hrst-clnss VEST MAKERS at X s. MoOnE's
rasn'ohsSie Tailoring Establishment, 2I3 Main st..
hpri - Sgs}ssa diff
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-05-04
TO THE EDITORS.

GENTLEMEN The reputation which your journal de-
servdy has for caeuness and accuracy and the immediate
cedene with which consequently every thing in its columns
is received induce notice which in the
article you publish this morning concerning my Report
Land Titles in California The wish correct are
contained in these lines
course, between the various grants there is constant
conflict portion Of the being based Spanish,
another Mexican third California; and finally others
on Revolutionary authority, (Bear Aag)
suppose could not have expressed my meaning clearly
since did intend represent that there any soon
c whatever between the titles granted by the successive
the former Governments Of that country There
tsnues," certainly, based on Spanish authority, and
others based Mexican and local authority, bu, little any,
conflict Neither did intend to represent that there
any grants in the country based Revolutionary Bear
Aog) authority" quite there grants made,
or attempted to be made, on that authority.
As these two relate Of fact any mis,ppre
hen-on Of which may pjuousy affect important interests of
that country, ask the favor Of an insertion Of this by
way oil corrt cton Very respectfully,
49,. :.. VIM CAREY JONES.
WASHINGTON, ApRIL %, 1850.
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WAKEFIELD ACADEMY,
Howard Dish ict, Anne Arundel county, Md.
MIR. WIN. T. CRAPsrER, "''o'e

MIR. WIN. L. CRAPsrER, "''0
TI,HE SUMNER SESSION OF this institution commences
the FIRST Wednesday OF May the Winter the hrst We'd
nesday ct November.
The course OF instruction each deparment-Englsh,
Ma,hemsti al and Clsscal-s full and thorough Eiocuton,
Vocal Music and Lectures on Phil ophy Chemistry, SIC.
enter also into the .
The Academy provided with clearinghouse, where
the pups from will herea be ndated and
where they will be the sup rintendence OF Mr. CRAP
srER, OF the Principals
TERMS: Per session OF % weeks, $780, without extra
charges-one-balf payable in advance i.
Circulars can be by addressing either of the Prin
nails Matthew SIS store, Howard District, Nd"
RxfEREscEs: Benjamin Haowel, Alexandria, Va; Rev.
j. c. Smith, Washington, DC. Professor " G. Brooks,
Rev DIS TANNER and Backus, and Rev F. Yestes Reese.
Baltimore; DIR. I'll. G. Gricyes, Cambridge, &c.
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4 MEXICAN MEDICAL AsSOClATlON TRANS
actions for ISf9 Just issued by the Association aud
Tor sal. in Washi' gton by TAYLOR MAURY,
APPS Book sellers, near 9th street.
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the bent fit and improvement of the public lands themselves,
and giving value them, by opening Of com
municaon by which they may be brought into market 1t
was precisely upon this principle as mentioned yesterday
that we made grant for the removal of the Red River raft
There millions of Of the public domain lying above
that raft that continually inundated, and thcrtf
worthless, and could not be disposed Of They
than worthless because they rendered the adjacent country
extremely unheahy and the raft removed by Congress-
in order that the lands might be drained They drained
and went into market and sold for large But if
go beyond that and grant them States wheree lands do
not le Why have oil those questions raised which have
agitaed long, and thus will not only embauass this mea
sure but will its defeat. Now is that the object of
The Senator With regard to the completion of the entire
road il this grant made to Alabama and Mississippi will
say, that the portion of leading through the southwestern
part of Tennessee ard little of Kentucky, will
tanly be made if the remainder is. The great object is to
reach point the Mississippi the mouth Of the Ohio
That original design Of the of the road, and
the road certain be completed through Tennessee
and Kentucky, any where ese unless distinctions should
be thrown in The way not now anticipated They have now
graded portion of the road and there under contract
much greater distance and this stage of the bust
ness, when the prospect that large maj rity will be in
favor of the bill stands when myself and others have
declined embarrassing it by proposing any other routes but
simply mine the road straight line of commun cation
that the Senator from Tennessee will the propriety of
Withdrawing his motion, and allow the question to remain
unincumbered appeal to the Senator friend of the
work to do this end tell him If he succeeds in securing The
adoption Of his amendment he will only defeat the
which he has been advocating ably.
Mr.. SHIELDS concur in every thing that has been
said by my friend from Alabama. And while agree with
the Senator from Tennessee in the sentiments he has ex
pressed much better than csud myself and am really
happy that Senator in his place and point out the
great advantage TO be secured only Illinois the
whole country in opening this great communication the
Lakes to the Gulf Of Mexico, deeply regret that he should
present proposition which know will not only enb,ras
the DILL but must ultimately its defeat Now, sir II
this road leading through Tennessee nnd Kentucky cannot
otherwise be completed, for one, will agree if 1t can be
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-19
Singular Phenomenon.

The editor of the Marlborough (N. O. He'sld, lately, according to his own account, II meteor, which, after Taversing large portion of the hea- veDs, remained stationary at one point for fifteen mi naies, during which time he exainined il aten- lively. Probably ibe editor was deceived iH the same manner as friend of ours
 ''Lste oa Christmas night, said he. "l was re- turning home from kind oiJclly aSsembaE., when. as turned the corner of street, do you see, 1 observed before me a nest astonishing appearances. IL great red light in the sky seetniagly per fecily hKed, and looking for aii the world Ike immense eoal of fire, l dida'i think il was me- ,eor for it ddrt Hsoye bBi l am naturally of q scientific tarI of mind, 1 0e'erTnined to find out what eaased so singular phenomenon. The first man lhal came aloBg Wsisbman.
 ''Hallo. my frieud," said |. '.caa you inlagiae what that marvellous appearance iu the heavens Is IL may be she san just rising, bat it is rather too early for that Yet, think.''
 ''Go along, yoa infernal fool you," said the waiehman, "doa't yon kHow ss oyster house bai- loon when you sec ii?'
 Well, if that's oyster balloon, Im drunk that's ali, bat hang if didn't think Was going to make myself an astronomical celebrity"
 Our f:Asud never attempted 10 investigate the nature of celestial phenomeaa ngaia.-N. 0. Pic.