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The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-02-12

RE- He that wears tight boot is ike.
ly TO lave . narrow understanding.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-02
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY.

COLUMBIAN HoTEL.-J w Austen.
Cnmherlaud; Mr. Purkins, Halifax; A N Car
con Rockbridpe; Mai J w Davis, Cedarville;
] W Jobbiug, Rockbridge: w NJ Morrison,
Lebanon; w ID Robinson, Va; J c Shannon,
WytheviIe; G w Hardy, Lunenburg; N ka-
bier. New London; j S Ewers, I w Farley,
Losingston; / OVERLY, r J Gauldin, Char
Iotte; C Mckenzie, New Store; Tn G Brooks,
Charlotte; ) Gordon, Madison; w Old. Oh
Selden, Powhainn; 5 A Allen, r Goodman,
r A Goodman. Cumberland; Jas A Powell,
Goochland; Ford, Powhatan; J 6 Jefier-
son, Amela Dir Bashaw, FluvanEa. B fl
Lewis, Lynchburg.
EXCHANGE HOTEL p Aytan. F V
Carpenter, Miss; P Williamson, and J d
Williamson, Petersburg; r ID Spencer, Mrs
Parker, E Z Prentice and son, Prentice, N
York: Mrs Washington, Richmond; r A Lee,
and G ID Reynolds, Bedford ID Holt. Hal
flax; J 6 Blouni, Washington. ID Columbia;
J X Cook. ] p Harrison, Richmond; nj
Coleman, Hanover; N 6 Jeffress, Charlottes-
Vile; w w Williams, Roanoke co; l. Bun
gardner, Greenvile: W Brown, Loudon, Va;
NJ Bvrnsvile, Echols. Monroe County; j
| 6 jefferson, Amelia; r q Bell, Liberty; K
! Riggs, New York.
AMERICAN HOTEL.-M Nichols, Mass:
| C fl Colsion, N C; ID Hardy and w T
| Blackwell, Lunenburg; w S Kelly and MIR 5
| Harris, Brunswick; Phillips, Va; p
MulsihlI, lady and p Leahey, N Y; w E
Fnpp, Charleston; T w Bailey, N C: + ID
Clark, Dinwddie; G II Woodman, N C:
w Starke, California; P J Chry stall, N O;
Barrett and c G Couch, Kentucky; w
Whitney, Geo. q T Peasants, LyDchburg;
Col w = Bocock, Va.
CITY HOTEL H Kidd, Essex; J Cloman
| Hamilton, N C; b B Graham l. Addison, Charles
tou w Stephens, Raleigh; l. Stracher, oyer
n c; A Puer. Va; JK Pendleton, c Dickinson
| Louisa; T C Rswlins. R w Booth, Charlotte; T f
| Green, Prince Edward; J Vaughan, Mrs n
| Vaughan, Miss Vaughan q F Robertson Mrs L
Robertson, Leath. Miss Leath, Nottoway; w
| P DapeupoTt Col w Thompson, Hanover
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MAXINE NE VS..
PORT OF RICIfHI OND.

ARRIVED,
Schr Galiego, Nelson, New York, mdze to David
Currie.
Schr Sharon, Thatcher Boston, mdze to David
Currie.
Schr Oregon, Carver, PASSPORT, plaster to Robt
Rankin.
Schr Ceylon. Am-bury, Norfolk, lime to Farrar
Schr Orion, Ca axe, Lubec, ground plaster TO Da-
venport. Allen d Co.
Schr Ida, York River, corn TO Bacon & Basker
will.
SAILED,
Schr NIAGARA. Perry. New York. coal.
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ENCONOMH rs w EtE TH.-FRANkLIN
II CLOTHING STORE.-The subscribers, Mer
chant Tailors, W udrespecfully inform the citizens
of Richmond and its vicinity that they have estab-
ished at No. 1872 Main streer, Richmond, Va a
branch of their Philadelphia Clothing Warehouse,
where they intend to keep a large and very suDe-
peror stock OF Ready- Made Clothing, of the
very best materials and workmanship. Ii Is intend
ed that particular attention shall always be given to
the selection OF the newest and most desirable STYLES
OF goods, while careful adherence to the latest and
most tasteful fashion cards, will always form dis
hing characteristic of their stock From
long and practical acquaintance with our business,
as well as the great facilities possess with refer
ence to the selection of goods in the Northern and
Eastern markets, tetter ourselves that we shall
always be the fret to offer anything that is and
really desirable, ana al prices according to quality
ana make, lower than anything in this market.
Also, large ana select stock of gentlemens fur.
nishing goods, such Shirts, Collars, Cravats,
Pocket handkerchief, Gloves, Suspenders, &c, all
OF which will be sold at very small advance.
r. DECOU 81 CO, No. 1872 NJ sin street.
NH 3O-lw
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NOTICE.-An persons Indebted TO the nrm OF
IN 5. M.ZACHRISSOS & CO, upto August 18th,
1851, are res pecifully requested to maxi payment
to Halves Sutton Or us, between this and the
18th of April, alter that time the balance Of the
claims viii be placed in The hands OF the law for
collection.
NH 25-l2t S. NJ. ZACHRISsON e. co.
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RICHMOND STOVE WORKS..
1OM ERS * SIMMER nranutacturerI

II
- The best premium and air ii ht Cook stoves,
parior office, and factory heating Stoves. hollow
ware FRONTS, CRATES, and TENDERS. To
the above department the attention Of dealers in
this city and throughout the State is invited IRON
RAlLlNGS Tor dwellings, balconies. verandahs,
parks aud tombs, comprising the most desirable pat
terms of Gothic Grecian and fancy styles, win be
manufactured to order at short notice
m
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LOOK HERE!

NTERCHANTS and others who are dealing in
IVA his line would do well to call on the subscri.
Der, and examine his large stock of Plain and ia
panned Tin Ware, stoves. Pumps and Fluid
Lamps, with great variety OF Fancy and
Housekeeping Goods, at his large Wholesale
and Retail Stove and Tin Ware Depot. No. 6, Main
street, ioors above the old Market Richmond Va
Tin Roofing and Conductors done at the shortest
notice, and cheap and good any other establish
ment in the State. WIN. SEARS WOOD,
mn 4-lm A -actcal Workman.
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hENICOTisED SMOKING TORAI-
~ CO.-Great Desideratum for SmOk.

II tV.-t'ftat DesIderatum Tor SmOk-
ers.-The undersigned offer To the consumers Of
Smoking Tobacco, an article which has been nro
nouuced by all who have tested it, superior to anv
preparation of the weed for smoking purposes
which has yet been offered to the public The De-
cullar advantage of the article which they offer is
this: IN ali tobacco thsre is concrete oil Nicotine
one OF its active principles, and which is emnently
poisonous The effects Of this principle are disa
gfeeablv felt more less. upon the nerves and
stomach, by all smokers The Tobacco offered by
the undersigned has been entirely deprived of its
poisonous properties, whilst, at the same time. ii
retains all lis tragr ant and aromatic qualities So
mild aud pleasant has it been rendered that persons
OF weak nerves can use it without Inconvenience -
II has the additional advantage thatit does not leave
thar strong and pungent odor so perceptbie and
offensive in close rooms
CHARLES SCHUMANN Il CO.
p The above article can be found in any uuan.
nty at BENNETT IL BEERS, Druggist, LIS Main
st agents for the manufacturers
NH 21-3md
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RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIE,
CERTAINLY CURED BY THE
INDIAN PANACEA

CERTAINLY CURED BY THE
INDIAN PANACEA,
Nearly discovered By DR.. Minnock
FTNHlS mixture most efectually cures the above
4 complaints and has been used by several per
sons in this city with unrive,lsd success.
The remedy isnow prepared and for sale by r
III. Warrington, Agent J. B. Stegal's store No.
10 Nam street. where many valuable certificates
may be seen of its wonderful efficacy.
Inc agent would refer TO the following named
persons, who have used the remedy. and can ,es
ufy to It's great utility in the above complaints.
Mrs HUTCHINSON, Miss Lacy, Mrs Kerby, Mr.
Eenaett, Mr.. Sharp, Mrs. Duff, Mr. Lynn, Mrs
Stocking, Mrs. Shields, Mrs Durfey, ]. b. Stecall
K. M. HARRINGTON.
Sole Agent for the United States.
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yoke, WOOD AND COAA.-1he subscr
~ beers are now prepared to furnish their friends
and the public generally, with any quantity OF
Coke or Coal on reasonable terms as can be
bought in the city. They have the best Oak and
Pine Wood that comes to this market, and can sell
cheaper than any other Yard in the place. Or
ders can be left at Mr. L. P. ELLIS Grocery. on
Broad st Shockoe Hill, at their Office on Pearl
street, opposite the Abam bra Hotel Thosa or Ter.
ing, may rely upon getting heir orders promptly
Ill cd. THOMAS FOSTER
NH i-dt2OA ]. A FOSTER
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Two THE PUBLIC.-HENRY sHAFER a
L co. are still receiving additional supplies of
Frock and Dress Goats, beautiful STYLES of
business Goats. Cashmere Pants. six and
Narcotics Vests-to whichthev would gain invite
The attention OF the public. There cannot be found
crater diversity o. styles or Patterns NH "a
SPRING GOODS.-Ju.t OPEN d large and
- fashionable as. oftment of Spring tIothing:
aso, a large assortment of new lyle Cloths. Cas-.
simeres, vestiugs, &C., something really new
sna rich. Gail and examine at No l20
NH 20 4 u SppNcp
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WATCHEs.-HENRY LYMAN, In.
SPRING Fashions,

81 SPRING FASHIONS. Eft
~ Gentlemen who desire to wear a fine, LII
well finished and fashionable Hat. OF Richmond
make at as low lower price than at any house in
this city, are requested to call on the subscriber,
who has just commenced distributing the Spring
style OF Hats, warranted equal to any made i'll this
or any of the Northern cities.
He would also call the public's attention TO his as
sortmeut of Magyar, Kossuth and Hungarian Hats
just received and receiving, which he will sell low.
Call soon at No. 1877, b DAD street sig Of the yell
low Hat. RICHARD MOORE.
P. S-Keepit before the people, that they can, for
So 80, get Moleskin Hat that sell every where
for 50; and all others at the very low rates.
NH 6-1m* K NJ.
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'EO THE LADIEs.-A full assortment of
superior Sewing Needles imported Dy our
Sc Ives from the cele brated house Of Kirby. Beard
g. Co., London Those in want OF something really
good, can be suppliedn airy quantity by calling on
G. J. linton q CO.
Sign Of the Circular Saw.
NH 10 III Main street
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BARGAINs.-IC

WAITER CLUsETs, RATU FrIIRS N-c.
Ii AyING add. to our present business tha, al
II housE PLUMBING, and having engaged
workmen recommended by the best establisbmeni
10 me e,y Of rhlladephis, we now prepared 10
fl0NARY WASH.sTANDS. Pipes lar hot er cola
water dc, which viii be done at prices 10 sit the
un1es feIsons III want will please give Us u call.
u. A BaRGAMiA JA
mn co.'s 2ul, cor Main and li}ft streets
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RACON SIDES AND sH0ULDkKs,-
~ ~ hnds, just received per steamer for - by
NH 80 WILLIAMS IL BROTHER
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IOHS 4. TEMPLE IL CO., STONE CIT.
IERs, corner OF 9Th and Canal streets, under.
furnish any kind OF building or dimension Stone
upon reasonable terms
Temple, for the last l6 or 90 month. has been
acting as foreman I the Virginia Wsshineton Mon.
s .n 70 which ne would refer for samples Of
the work Of the shop If such finish should he ~.
qair-d. NH IA lms
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TIE SUBSCRIBER re-.

Ell THE SUBsCRLBEk Respectfully In
SkAA forms his old customers and the public that
he has now ready for inspection estensive stock
of goods iii his line Of his own and Northern and
Eastern manufacture The stock consists of the
usual variety of Fur, six, Wool and Cashmere
HATS, stiff and soft; Panama, MsIscsibo, Cur
raova, ludia Platt, Swiss, Leshou, (olaek, pearl,
and white co.ours) ali the grades o Hungarian
and Magyar Hats, with and without Feathers; Boys
and Chidrens' Hats and summer Gaps OF all quail
tiles and patterns; Ladies an J Misses Riding Hats;
all the styles Of Braid, Alboni Tfpoh and varsity
If young and old Geniemen's Fancy straw Hats
for summer use; all the various grades OF Pslmeai
Hats by the or dozen
Merchants snd the trade generally are invited to
examine the stock, whether they intend purchasing
in Richmond or not The subscriber has no doubt
but the extensiveness and variety OF the assort-
ment with the prices and easy terms, VIII be found
Inducements strong enough TO keep purchasers
from going further North.
JOHN DOOLEY,
NH Sim No. 81 Main street. Richmond
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MosT VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
III FOR SALE.-ihe subscriber is authorized to
sell that most valuable halt acre lot AT the corner of
Clay and 18th streets. 1t has front of 1853 feet on
the east line OF 18th street, and depth of l23 feet
on Clay street, to an alley IA feet wide If pre- fer
red, 1t viii be divided into lots Of suitable size Ap
ply TO w GODDIN. Auct.
Wig will copy. NH 26-6t
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LEECHES! LEECHESU

LEECHES! LEECHESU
I'HE SUBSCRIBER, thankful for the pat.
ronage extended TO HIM for the past twenty
years IN bis profession, would respectfully inform
his friends that all Orders for him viii he 5ron,i
attended to If left at the store of MARTIN 4 TTIR
PIN, on Main street. between 7th aud 9Th streets
or at his residence, Leigh street, between End and
jrd streets.
On hand, prime lot OF Swedish Leecbe..
EDWARD F. MARTIN,
mn s-im' Leecher and Cupuer
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kbLUMBING.-1he subscriber begs leave TO
inform the public that he is carrying on the
PLUMBING BUSINESS in all its various branches
and is now prepared to fit up Water Closets, Hot,
Cold, and Shower Baths, Stationary Wash Stands.
Boilers, &c. Having obtained the services of com.
petent workmen, he will do at short notice and on
reasonable terms, any work ordered. Thankful
for past tavors, he solics continuance of the same
Shop on 10th street, between Main d Cary Streets
NH Aim A. ARSELL
FANCY GOODS At WHOLEsaL..
I GlNTER, 1877 lain stree [, offers for sale the
LIE largest and most extensive assortment of Fan.
cy Goods, &c, ever seen in this market His stock
has been selected with reference to the demands of
the various sections of the surrounding ccuntrv
ana ne invites buyers 10 examine, assuring them
ina, IN prlce and quality it will be found uneQuaed
Particular attention is called to the following arti
Giles named below III which are otfert extra induce
ment,, either tor cash or approved credit viz.
Brushes.
Hair, Cloth, Nail, Flesh. Shaving, Shoe Paint
horse, SCRUB, Marking and Cramb
Buttons.
feafl agate, Bone. Steel Jet Gilt and Metal
Combs.
Horn and Shell, Side and Neck: Horn sba,
buffalo and Silver Back; Horn, Shell, Ivory. and
Boxwood Dressing 1'''
=, Perfumery and Fancy Soaps Fans. Guns. Pistols
Neeaies' opectacles, Thinlbles, Vohns Violin
strings, Accordeons Hooks and Ewes. Reads Per.
cussion Cars &c. -
=, Also, choice selection of English. French and
Gefman Fancy Goods, too numerous to mention
sp i-2t " ---e''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-02

oGGhLT ii ANDERSON, UPHOL
EhthS AND PAPER HANGERS, csr-
ner of Governor and Fra kiln street 20
now receiving their Spring stock OF French ami
american Paper Hangngs, Borders, Fire
screens aid Curtain Papers. making the
ia'sest snd most complies assortment we have ever
s sao inc pleasure TO orer. A large portion of the
hner qualities have just been received from the he's,
factories IN France and of The richest and most
beautiful styles thar are made We have also ON
hand general assortme Mt of Uphnlste ring Mate
r n, curtain Goods, Floor Oil Cloths, India and
curled hair and shuck Mattresses &c. ali Of .h;ch
VIII De sold at a small proht and all work in onr
me attended TO punctualy, and faithfully executed
NH 26-d lmS ~~N'~u
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kANNANA DkOP~.--I have just received
- another lot of those excellent eandied drons
which are pronounced nv all 70 taste as the real
hannanas II the lRiies They are perfectly harm.
less, the ingredients eonsis, of nothing hut sugar
yourselves at ANTONIO plZZINi,s
ma ~ Under City Hotel
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III ANsiON HOUSE, No. 35 f.o, MAIN
NJ STREET --six or eight young Gentl.uen can
De. accommodated with BOARD st this house on
very moderate terms. John a. LETTER
ma 6-Ims
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EK--s5 TASKS Qaiek.iiver just
W to hand. HaVing been appointed apen. Inv
slessTs Rothschild a. soHs,ior the sale Of Quick il.
yer am prepared IA of.r the article to gold mi.
nefs and merchants at New York prices Those
IN want will do Well TO give me cali
o. A. STRECKER,
mn 2s-lW Domestic OH Market
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AiLs-Canibef.an and post and bfsds Tor sale by
~ -hh.o WM. EGGLEsTON.
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" u. LEAF LAhD--:tD barrels, Tor .alr by
mn ~ DAVENPORT, ALL EN- & co.
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NOTllsE.-Iu lHE k.Au4Ac.--Ls-N
sxsA dies Ia waar OF Boats nd Snsss 81 every
description taat can be called Tor, and me 49,
prices can be furnished by calling on the
ALEXANDER Hlli.
NH 80 No. LIT Main ssset, Richmond, va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-22
Frightfal Railroad Accidental Dteezling-
House Demolished

A most frightful accident occurred on Fri-
day, on the Philadelphia and Trenton Rail.
road, at Bristol. The O'Clock train from
New York, ON passing Bristol, dropped one Of
its cars those having charge of the train ran
the car off the main track into a small car
house, and left it there; but, with degree Of
carelessness totally objectionable, neglected
to turn back again in its proper place the
switch leading to the car-house. At IL o'clock
the 9 o'clock train from New York reached
Bristol, and there being no passengers waiting
there, was passing on at nearly full speed
when it reached the switch, and sudden jar
and the crashing of timbers caused quite a
CONSERVATION among the passengers.
The locomotive had been turned from its pro-
per course by the misplaced switch, and ran
upon the track leading TO the car-house, into
which building. il plunged, bursting through
the doors, and forcing the empty cars standing
in the house through brick wall in the rear,
thence through a pile Of wood in yard adj
joining, and thence again into the dining room
of the house of Mr.. William Stewart, in the
| middle of which himself and family, seven in
number, were sitting around the dinner table.
The whole interior Of the back building, which
was of frame, was brought down in a mass of
ruins, the upper floor falling on the table and
stove, with the bedding and furniture from
above. The passengers Immediately left the
cars to render such assistance as might be
needed. They found Mrs. Stewart anda young
girl, who were in the room at the time of the
crash, in the yard, whence they had been
thrown, frantic with terror, whilst the father
was struggling TO rescue his children from be-
meath the ruins, at which hundred willing
hands were in moment heartily assisting
him. Screams could be heard, and fof few
minutes nothing could be seen OF them but on
the upper floor, which had fallen, being lifted
off, The three children, two girls and boy,
were found covered with rubbish, and rescued.
when their injuries were happily found TO be
| but slight.
On returning to the car-house into which the
| head of the train had entered, the locomotive
and tender were found TO be driven together.
| and The running gear and frame ofihe former
crushed into hundred pieces, being IN fact, Z
perfeci wreck. The end Of the empty car, or
rather the shattered frame of il, was driven al
most entirely out Of the car house, through the
brick wall, and lodged on the pile OF wood ~
the yard. The two fremen discovered the
danger Of their position TOO late iojump, and
were found fast between the locomotive ana
tender; the fret with his right foot caught g
the instep, thelbones crushed, and pToirud'De. y
frightfai manner and the second with SIN
liar injury 10 his left foot, and, though nos -
severely crushed, ampulation . deemed ness'
sary in both cases.
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ter from traveller through Vermont states that
while he was sitting in q village tavern another
traveller came in, and stepping up to tn place whr
the bar once was, intimsted that he would like a
glass OF brandy. don't keep it, was the gruff
reply. Tie ira Feler was eff In quick time. Pre-.
sently an old farmer came In, and clustered up o
the landlord, when the following dialogue eusued .
Good mornin', Landlard''-aGood mornin,. sqeire,
How IL your family this mornin'p sfPratiy
smart, thsnk'ce.n rs the baby wellfa o yes,
very; Would you like to see itf' "Well. doat
care II ] do" aWalk into the kitchen, Squire,
Mrs. ? viii be glad to see you So out they 60
says the traveller, and return after very short
visit to THE babyr who secns 70 have kssssd them
rather roughly, jadging hy the manner Ia which
they lick ID their chops--LeUsl Courier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-22

ANOTHER SHIP CAsAL.-The citizens OF
Cleveland have held meeting with view OF
producing concert of action on the part of the
lake cities, in favor of the construction ola shin
canal around the rapids of Sault 81. Marie by
an appropriation of money or lands by the
General Government. Such work, they say,
will open free navigation from the head OF
Lake Superior 10 the Atlantic, and Immensely
increase the value of the lands OF the General
Government, and the copper aud iron mines OF
the lakes. They claim also that this canal is
second in Importance only to the ship Canal at
Nicaragua, and tha, il deeply concerns the
States of New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio,
Indiana, Illinois, Michigan and Wisconsin, and
the territery Of Minnesota.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-22

THE Boa CoSsTRIcroR.-In our paper
some days since we copied an account, from
Household Words, of boa constructor in
the Geological Gardens of London swallow
ing entire, large. double blanket, which had
been placed in its cage for bed. The Lem
don Leader, of November 22d, states that the
boa has thrown up the blanket, after having
it in its body FIVE weeks and one day. 1t is
conjectured that the serpen, swallow ed it in
mistake, supposing the corner of the blanket
TO be rabbit, which had been furnished for
its weekly meal. Itrequired many hours to
swallow, and many more to get rid of the ex-
traordnary Wand.