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BUSINESS NOTICES

BARsuMs hulEuM "A very aStonihing person 10 that
Egyptian juggle Rtias, al this hoaae He astoniGee
truly wonderful. H appears again this afternoon.
comic pay Dances music &c are given Also, the unk'
ard ihf cYenlnP and the Hunchback to.morrow.
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Ror Europe.

Ths osxt number of IAe 1f.GIhe 81, ~ we re
eeor. circulation viii be Issued laio 49,
at o'clock # viii contain III '0 'a'aa' M gss
received up to ths tirno Of going 20 psoss' <ne
ssfr from Boston To-MofroT IS X c1o'N'
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EAeY JUMPERS Hundreds Of lh2u,aas Of .aeIe a7al.
uzae aces have been disposed Of tace heioroducton
Is 1r1rLE daPeBsg tho biesl1g o. hazlih AID happi-
many iufaum ard uno!d comfort and teDghs TO
n iheZs The inventor has mSto ms1y improvements
erdcf.rg Jumper or Tic anoa. importance 10 every
pg5e1t Fcr sse whoerale end retail II TuTrLEs Em2o-
iiuu o. Fancy 5ooas 945 Bf0aonsy Piee from s. 81
r----.sta
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Kgw EuLLED RUcLwHEAT FOR sgIPPlSc.-CEonwgLL
BIansALL 2G9 Fronttt Of BeekmGn, uGsr of sale
5,oEo packages New Buckwhe0t o. prime quality, put up
inhrdHoms slge expressly or tho aouthern snd gssern
msttes 10 barrels halves quarters eghihs boxes and
baesof49 and 2l pounds For TO sgil
CD 1nLrr Tht
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NhiE HumIznGiens.

Fsassslaer-Second District NATHAN BRoWS.
I'll. fl. the Assent
E5sa1-For Assembly ABRAa WALDEg Da.
.fiaf Attorney EDWARD 8 8auawAyi 8dqd.s,
Jofs EHTIi sssllons AUSTIN HIcXoK.
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~ SCR YOURSELF il Elgsgslle oe', usy ssa fot
yas-rM Il II ordinary dull.oog1g de.t ;or otaag-er
re gels asa4ed you, ron es1no be made 70 be.7eIs
brsc. t,y a II oue q Goo7ss (correr 2r3adwtY ard
Frg.i1 nc thcwngou .i aiia u tstte il. as.o1a.Is
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BcoTs AND sHoEs--A large asfortmept at low prices,
s1 prof quick returns LoRiN BROOKS, 40. la3
faiyu-.t we2ot Broadway oG2ts TO tho9 ls customers
cascelt cy o0t' rulbe than any other boots 'of
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YHD BACKUs STOVE

~ This uslly celebrated and valuable paror atovo Is
now ms.rfscursd ard told hy Z. BAcgUs, Of tho
original and pa'eniee,, ri t34 Myrae-sy
OF rsuce-s,. Brooklyn, LII OLE lW"
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< Tho PLUME National Daguerrean SALARY Ne 7sl
Broadway oyer Tenuay'' leaerg 'oie as beet placo
IN tie city procure nkeussEes WORTHY 81 being retained
Gas 81 iinesrlshabe memorial OF ones frlends
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MRs JERVls'g COED CANDY.

THE GREAT FIREslDE REMEDY
Dor Corzhs Cods, HoaGeness, aud the varlouA throa
eud lung complaints. soid by ars W JERus 1856 Broad
WY and by Drugas!s generally o52w
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NtRlo's-Ths evening the first representation OF the
Green Monser pantoime which has been three months
In preparation New music dresses machinery,
and the comic acting Of Antoine. ol5 IL
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Nor BAD.--A Baltimore correspondent Whole
letter is OF an ssjesting character an Of course
not 10 be published ii time Of uniycreaqa ies Sad
harmony like this suggasts thar the Southern
Industrial Fairs aoe specimens Of 6ayes as well
as other Property ougbt to be exhibited along
with the choice Darhams, fac Ecli2ses, port'y
Berkshires, &c Tie idea Is pos entirely new but
very good II ia wrong that while improved
breeds Of every domestic srimal avs exhibited to
pnbllo admiration. nobody ofers premium or
claims any creai, for the keost. bast conditioned
moat sleek ard coutepted lot Of slaves. Such pre-
rniums woala . sood in various respects.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

~ THOMAS w. ClERgr wss nominated last
pigls at Tsmmsuy for City Judge He vas very
sood W ig vhenvs Nnaa him better several years
ago, and v believe he knew g9od Lose. Foco-
not by any means grea.hsye. but fair sens
bic indicate man, who will dsohSrge tae ca'ias
Of The office corsoisntiously ii eloc'ed.
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AsrsaT1sry For Amusemenar see first
pas 'og AQotiou Ease, see stifd pfso, ''' % g.
Esgz. 5.eamers, see sevsush Vass-
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II TIE Rochester Democrat announces the
death of ERAsrus sHErARD, Esq of that city
Mr. 8. was one Of the founders Of the Democrat,
in 1894 and retired fson that es'aoh'hmels N
lsu. With CO impotence.
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wONOERFUL SALE

- cARrETINC, RUCGeIl, N
kE- Preparatory 10 eIenfI,e additions aud alterations
aoul being ats 20 the fsmons Carpet E'lbisbmea. %
Rowery-HIRAH AHDERsoS'g The whols stock Of Eng
sn and American hree ply p'sen tapestry ard ingram
csrpeang dfuggetF, foof olco,s 70 "a ieeI vide fags
&C. u cfered al reduction OF twenty per uuI Do
cembtr - Taia is an srcelent opportunity for houss
keepers to get bsrRAi1n
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B5~ For late and important Telographic
dispatches see First Page.
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HFRoro.-Hop H. 3 RsrrT, wtoisscsniidafe
for Congress en- the sates Right Ticket ia the
Charleston, 8. 0 Dist,icf, hss published sn Al
dreas, in which Re recommends the Immediate
withdrawal from the Union Of ouch Southern S,ateS
Gas are rot Loaf to ell sense Of shame, ruin aud
disgrace" This gentlem.n'a willingness 70 be
come tbs immediate Representative Of the "shamo
and disgrace OF all South Cayolins exhibits de-
gree of patriotism seldom heard Of out Of tbs prs
oincts of Washington aad Tanmzny Hal.
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WIG NOMINATIONS.

For Gorcr7ror -. WASHINGTON HUNT Of Niagara CO
Lieut Gorcrn1r ..GFOGGE CORNELL Of N Z City
Canui Comm. ERENEZER BLAKELY Of otego
Pr1son Inspector. Gen ABNER BAKER Of Jaferson-
CLeyt Or Appoali VESSEL. SMITH Of tlleens
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0rno.itfen nominntiong.

YXIIIa Congressional District tOsweso and
/. d..orj LEANDEH BABcocE, OF Olwego.
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FREsH EROm PARIS.

F9Y" FowLERs L WELLS, PhropoogsIs and Publishers
Clinton Hall, ISL Nssssn-si. near Ihe Park.
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FurcmSGs's DYSPEPSIA BTrges-What csn be mora
taefeeabe han that amtehug .ds stomach gi5dioea'
IN the head and melancholy depression which accompany
dyspep.a And rene sbef they reayed al once 10 al
cases by HurcHlAes's Dyspepsia gtsrs, l22 Sulton at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

IN towns, Morrison ir bu: 81 votes ahead. The
towns to be heard from gave nearly hundred
Wing majority az the las: election Wo thlnk
Perkins ia choacn. even counting the votes OF the
four townr which do not belong to the District, aud
which ahould not be counted. Boston A!las.
The four Merrimac towns wera lately added to
the District expressly to make it elect an 0ppos
ton Congressman, and it will be joke II the car
vera didn't add enough while they were about it
But zach intakes often happen The present
Pennsylvania Districts were nicely sorted and
spliced expressly to elect large LocoFoco MAORI
ty, yet they have oftener returned majority OF
Wings. They were cut a little TOO close
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-15

YrRxoNT.-Thomas E. Powers Of Wool
stock, the regular Wing candidate, has been
elected Speaker Of the House.
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.eoNs1y-AsnH1w E ELNoRE hss bssn
1cninsted By The psmooIRay Of Southern WIS
car.in Ter Congress Mr. E. vas not Ioag since a
ubis. ttena Free soiier, bur tia is our drs int.
rstier Of hls havizs got $50 ths regular hhr
1eta " eli. 10 ia an original Lsad Hslognar
and, teirg also Free soIsr he eanno: make a
yer, bad Memse- snd if Nr. Durkee i 70 be run
out, V e shall be glad 'hat Mr.. EmoFe goes IN Ba:
l]ushss isn't run cut yet
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MASSACHUSETTS The Opposition Lsve aoai
mated AIpHEus R BRowE ,of Lo~elI ss1hair can.
didsto for Ccrg-esgin the lid District Of Aas' aud
grHRY W LENoX,cfLtaex u she Wish District
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Kg@ COL BENTON lef: Cincinnati for Missouri on
TIE oh int
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70 TEE RAT.HEARIHa prRLLc.

Eg- Gentlemen. do you want drTsfa.e, durable well.
rade covering for The heGd-oue that Will DO you gcol
.sTyioe and give saulhcIioni II 60 We advise yen TO
pttroBixo a.eIui RAFFERTY, LEAKS Establishment ST
the corner Of Chatham aud Pearl sls
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gT z pesidsratum.-BoeL Amoe = M a9 "I n,
peslfq sfc for sbevpg ever cfersd to 2s s.ts.
in for ice cary application Of 'ho rsE'
ard To- prevention Of subst eusn! irritation o .
SOD ~ .hs inventor, WmLiLA BoSLS lIi " :. eaT
IN ca. / Go L. aaa - as1siEsY aeY- tFa
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,.ocnI Oppesit!ou Ho1ninntirnsl

g
Nix Io7e -Atssmblg: 6 W@. B. AfrEss,
Ei1h.h Ward.
w Ua5d-.For Assistsn. Alderman John
I.bpsor. It'll Wm N. Tweed
NIIM Watd-As.t Alderman ROBERT A.
SIMS ht. been re-nominsted
NJI1 Hard-Tae De11cratio Republican
n IN nstirr Comn.it.e. have nominated MICHAEL
NcLABGHI1S. Another section of the Democrat
ie na1t7 oi the w ars nave re u1uiuatsd the pre-
seu5 AzsittauS AID WM. Y, BARR
TIE FUGrHE SLAVE Law ILLUSTRATED
Fl q. Van Amrirge wrisss from Wisconsin that he
.a fsrnttly Projecting Attorney in Ulster county
s.srd in that capacity saoaeeded III breaking up
Eoei Of dealers in counterfeit money and fas,a.y
j. t-1eral, arresang fome Of them. Amoog the
psrsrs .oaad On cne zas leEser from 50a!aen
fse47a.e. cn1.eIaing tie fJ4owing among o.def
orsreoas loo5irg 70 f4tafe buaintl5 operations
. Do ,.o, find or eli q5ottt the negroes around
7a7 and tilfr Drir7te uqfk5 ard LEI me kn0r, and
/ ao moi fed 4 Ha5F5l t0r item, tfe Degts Is
ii aes had or isi me Presea. Fugitive
sssve Ie9 l. ops,aiion thea the busiaes4 would
avg been eoas u VITA j&e grea.e- celazi.y and
uslgElesE .-olbss
81 II R1-l. sr Afrslser aa,tes colana
-ts. ing 70 g=cyc t1stse oagat 10 kags opposed
r5e nan Rsi'ef BsLi Introduced BY WAsHlS0rog
/ ,.UaT and strauElsd by tte Committee OF Ways
Nesne. BQe az ',e cerssiny did not oppose
saat measure what svaia all thisl Itis true that
DID rsu4e 10 sign memorial asking Congress
sPpropis:e t5orroxj Ere M.lttons OF Dollars
re Relish 81 TIRE furnishing IriAh But ar
GanFs bill TO a9p-opriAte HAT Million for that
Parpose we atr.r opposed, wished it to pass and
r.z-5ac ia dsfs.t Thia s ids simple scaSh
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ETBsuDty s.nndE The subscf.ber viii givs paFscul1
saertol 10 pfpsecUuUn u csigs for Bounty aaAs ~
der tie recent sc! II ConRrsss Having comPJss1 ss
GENT 10 WsshuftOr 20 attend - prosecuting LOB TlA-
he will lcae no tine 10 procuring ~sHen5
HENEY D gEGGWIcK- AuofseY aug
co lnfkeodtEmD4 Coanselor Al Law. So Waii'I
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Ey- Annexation Of Exempt FiYeman.-T9s
regGst quarterly meerz q bs s2Ociadon VIII 10 heo
or Tue'osy evening Get ID, 81 u O'Clock, a slfene0'
oI4lis G W WHEELER secrstsV.
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CoMIc-goms OF tho newspapers are rejoicing
s: the bright prospect that Texas Will give her
cosseut to the 'Poaoc measures Who under
the sun eve imagined she could do otherwise
She gets more land than ever belonged to her and
Ten Mons of Dollars in bsrd caah-more than all
thelsnd ever in dispute could selIfor. To intimaso
that che might lefuse her assent to such terms is
10 iaply that her peops are natural fools, which
we never hesrd suggested. Theis short comin6s
rra aOppo:cd to be Of qaite different nature.
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YArEaxs FoG INFEHTIoab
zey- Procured la i. Il pgrls OF Europe and Ia 1nS
sbv lIl7 imisl j. 2 PIRS3ON ' "sAS'
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FROM BRITISH GuIAEA.-We hkvs reoeiysd
Ge Of papers from Georgetown, Brisiah Guana'
n IN the 18th to the 10th OF 8epsember inclusive
TEey contain no news Of Importance.
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NV HAMPsHIRK.-The following are she re
tuTrs from the lid District, 60 far ss received:
Perkius. horTscc.
Chc:hire County II towns......,.....l55l 81
I'll thorough County % owns...,...,.9l2l 3!37
e, r,iEGck County, 4tcTnS......,..... 2J6 80
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Es~ {" TIE AMERICAS MONTHLY MUSICAL RE
VIEW, t0ot] ]. B. Woodbury., Editor, has an
elaborate esssy on Jenny LIND, and varle'y o.
musical intelligence. Huntington & Savage,
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NUMBER s..

was speaking to her spirit, as God called to
Samuel when he was laid down in the holy
place. and beseechng her 10 remember the con.
sequences Of such wicked conduct. Tbs is
the way that angels always do, they caIlsinto
remhrance the instruction we have previously
received. and strive thereby 10 Withdraw us
from the sin we are tempted commit.
This warning from the mysterious voice had
its beneficial effect, for she concluded. il was
some kind admonition from heaven. When
she went to Chacune, and saw her flowers, and
with what readiness they were all bestowed
upon herself, she felt inwardy ashamed for
having suffered such nnkind feelings to obtain
influence over her, and resolved heuceforth to
destroy no more of Chacu1e's flowers. This
was, perhaps, the first time Char 1aIiasae Eel,
ashamed of having done wrong, and, perhaps,
also, it was the first good resolution she ever
made, that was not afterwards Immediately
broken.
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CAMDEN SOUTH:CAROLINA JULY H. 1850.

sees that he is only "making auger-holes with a
gimlet"
Miss c. is a nice pretty girl, and might be
very useful, too, for she has intelligence-but
she must be the ton, goes to plays, lounges on
sofas, keeps her bed till near noon, imaglnes
that she is a belle, dsdains labor, forgets, or
tries to, that her father was n,echanio--and
all for what! Why she is trying to work her
self into the belief that an auger-hole can be
made with gimlet?
PARTISAN DoDGE.-Every one who frequents
the reading-room of the Theatre de-, has
observed a little old man, with a quiet me Ian
choly air, who calls himself dramatic author,
but who, to the best of most persons knowl'
edge, has never speculated on any other than
ten-cent pieces AS soon as heiperceives new
conner, he goes RIG ght up to him, and after having
made few commonplace observations, says:
al bet you could not jump over ten-cent
piece"
al don't understand your jeu de monts, an
swers the person addressed.
1" In plain language, without .ieu de mots,
het you do not jump over ten.cent piece"
HWhat do you mean!"
Lend me ten-cent piece, and you will see. ,
The old man as soon as he receives the ten
cent piece, places it on the window sill, and,
throwing up the sash, says, with bantering
air. pointing at the same time to the pavement
of the street below:
Now jump overit1'
The spectators, par poltesse, laugh at the
trick-the old man twirls the little piece of
money in his fingers; saps his man firmly on
the back and shoulders, as if to encourage him
to laugh--thcn, by way OF reflection, remarks
carelessly:
1T seems very simple, but every thing de-
pends Oh where one puts the money"
At the same time, with an air of the most in
nocent abstraction, he slips the ten-cent pioce
into his pocket--the trick is done!
This harmless industry brings its inventor the
daily means of supplying his simple wants.
Those who have once been his victim are never
sorry to see another fall into the snare.
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IooetifaI department.
From the Daily Telegraph

From the Daily Telegraph.
Mr.. Editor-The following lines, IN which
distressed and heart-broken parent appeals to
eacher, appeared several years agoin columbia
,aper. By publishing item with few atera-
ions, you will much oblige me and the human
amily. will thank you to present copy with
nv respects, to each of the teachers wao Will as
emble in your town OH the 18th inst.
A BENEVOLENT RE.oaMER.
Schoolmaster! spare that boy!
Strike not single blow
Mar not his youthful joy,
Let him unpunished go!
If wayward he should prove,
Then "moral suasion" try
With gentle motives move,
But lay that ferule by:
80 Why rule with birch and thong,
Ny boy, with reason blessed!
Tell him, "Tllat course is WRONG
3Apd this Think is best"
This plan will meet success;
The child now gentle grown,
Will surely take your, course (uiiess
He should prefer his own)
Some hardened, desperate ones
Yoa like enough may find;
Spare not the rod to others SONS,
But lay no stroke on mine.
Dare not my wrath aga:l.,
Nor be my wish forgot:
While can raise cane
Thy switch shall harm him net
a B. R.
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\ 5elelts1 Gale.
THE IMMORTAL FOUNTAIN.
Or the Travels of two Sisters to the Fountain
of Beauty.
BY THE REV. X. EDLEsToN.
Minister of Albion Chapel, Leeds.

aWnbouta narabe snake he not unto them"
-
Muslng one day up"" the stale o' .h'nss aS "
was in the Golden Age, and especially respect
ing Inc mtde nl INSTRUCTION 'hch' wiz" '"0.e
were no writings, and when man was taught
what is true aud holy by the opening oi MS pr
nias sight, aud thus frequently admitted mo
spiritual association with angels, who taught
hun the truths Of hrarrr. just as God taught
Adam, and angels the pa'r'archs' zen I'M"
sound and most delightful sleep. an" a'ra'"eo
that was living IN lhoS" peaceful ana happy
times. J, srrm"d as 1t was IN one "' Tue n'S'
beautiful districts "i The earth that ever n'h'"'
The sun was rising with great glory above me
pasern hills, the dew drops were still upon Tho
green pastures, and AS the light fell upon them,
i, seemed as flhe earth was covered with gems.
In the distance there was lofty range ol hills,
and on 'hep, here and there, were planted tne
tall trees. Al their feet the flowing OF gentle
pellucid stream, mnrmnred agreeable music:
which harmuniz"d with the voices OF thousands
OF sweet lcathpred songsters. On gentle em.
incuce there was singulatly beautiful house,
cmbosomPd within magnificent rnIt trees. That
were ali in full blossom. An extensive garden
surrounded the house in which were long shady
walks that terminated in cool gr"t'os, to which
the owner and his family retired in the heat "t
the day. to discourse upon things OF everlasting
concern.
This gentleman, FOR we must speak after The
manner Of our times) had two daughters called
Chacune and Aucune. Chacune was extreme
!y lovely both in mind and body. Mid as
lamb, yet majestic and noble; full of benevo.
Ience aud kindness; and moreover, she possess
ed that delightful quality that always inspires
pleasure in others. But Aucune was nst the
opposite. Always frowning and out OF hnmor;
wanting and getting. bn, never satisfied; and
i'll tempered with herselfand every one else.--
From long continued indulgence in evil tenn.
pers, her body had lost its natural beauty. ard
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Chg dig.

A friend of ours was telling us not long since
of nm acquaintance of his in Alabama who was
noted Ior his mendacity. He related to him
the following anecdote:
Said some one to the liar, 'do You rcmem-
Der the time the stars fell, many years agoF
Yes,' said Mendax.
WeIl,' remarked the other, 1've heard that
it was all deception, and that the stars did
not actually fall'
Don't You believe word Of it," returned
Mendax with a KNOWN look; they fell in my
yard as big as goose aigs. I've got one on 'em
vet, only the children played with it so much
they've worn the shiny pints off,
Master B., remarkably smart student Mt
Harvard, is another "gcntlemen by instinct"
A liberal use of starch and cod oil have greatly
polished him. He once said to his mother
al say, mama, where's Bill +
"Nfy son, don't let me hear you gay Blu
again. "You should say William"
"WelI, mother, where's William!"
"In the yard. feeding the ducks"
"Oyes, see him noW. But, mother, what
makes ducks have such broad, flat williams Z!
Gooutwith your brother, directly, you--oh!
and she tainted.
A beautiful form is better than beautiful
face, and beautiful behavior is better than
beautiful form. 1t gives higher pleasure than
statues or pictures; it is the finest Of the fine
arts.
He that pryeth into cloud may be stricken
with thunderbolt.
MAKING AUGER HOLES WITH A GIMLET.-
:" NV boy, what are you doing with that gimlet!'
said to aaxen haired urchin, who was labor
ing vi i&h al his might at a piece ofboard before
him.
"Ttning to make an auger hole," was the
reply. thout raising his eyes.
Precisely the business Of least two:thlrds
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moustache, his imperial, carries p rattan,
drinks champagne, talks big about the profits
of banking or shaving notes. He thinks he Is
really great man; but every body around him
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The Legislature OF Maine has just passed.
yeas lO2, nays 3l-resolutions for the prompt
and unconditional admission of California, and
the organization Of territorial governments for
New Mexico and Utah. prohibiting slavery.
Their Senators and Representatives IN Cell
gress are required to vote accordingly,