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FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH or PROpHggY
DESTROYED AT HUDSON.

HUDSON, N Y, juno q, 1863.
fire broke out at O'Clock this morning In an -
building in the of Punderson paint store and ~
fore II could bt subSucd destroyed the dry goods stores
of Plank bolcy and +. j Andrus tho jewelry sesgs
of G. Butler drug stores of Mr. Pundcrson and Kos-
man Il Mckinstry speuccrs daguerrean rooms anA
dwelling nouse the clothing store Of Eacknan MnisI
bc dwelling bouse OF J.. Bogsrdus and nd considerable
damHge to Cages crookery store Most OF tho
tn Of the stores saved damaged condition
cpt the poods Of kos Mckns,ry were totally dos
utytd. Their stock valued ut si5 900 The ios
by he ire IL not far from so COO which there
Ia he amount oi about S26oaU Ihe upper parts
Of most oi the buildings occupied by families. The
origin Of the fire j. unknown
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HARPERs NEW MONTHLY MAGAzINE.-TaE
pnss for sas s son
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and a. cheaper rate than other monthly szine
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a and tho puSsasrs conaen,y rely upon s .ae
abundant resources a. tas command for fully
lie Each The assns w IA sssso esS,
s. thousand Of the ser.turs
q aay Every ri. - in Ptorsl
r .o. GufrsP' s S ss mo and Notices The
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Peculiar Habits OF Dis tin gnished Authors
Ostriches-How they are Hunted.
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The Little Gray Gossip.
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What the Sunbeam Does.
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My Little French Friend.
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A UCrIoN NorICE.--THos BELL. AUcTIoNERR-
a. By Van zsnds.Th: Day =. 10Y .sI.e. =. tho
pie Dry Goods a.d family articles Of ali Cloth
a.: susdsss ysrds c.s" De- Lanes s. &c. sl.. =:
balance Of tho goods from Friday.
GRocrRIEs. LIQUORS SPICES. sEoARs. &C.
S?::.s':s i:s: ;sis ;.y:s: s:ns'.: :::;:s%:ss
Fish Ass:ssl %
'' -''A WiLLfNGToN A. CA KrER. Auosiou.sr.
HENRY T. LEEDS, AUcTIONEER.-wILL SELL ON
- Monday evening st7h o'olock At ls.lsr,on No SO
Snndss a"ss I'll f.,asiss. %
sened some Of vhich very nne Sale psremptory with
ToHN FIsHBLA7T AUG tTIoNEER-wAGoNs CAR
b, Isss' & HGrs s e. % raas as sn.
80 Pearl street Carrase, aud Wagons pair bay
6orsss Io 9oo segsrs ssorsd brands a,e ossss Paris
Brapdies Book csret to be sold in los uit With
out reserve. for cash.
Horses At suction. John RishSiatt viii sell, on Taos
NJ 0 O'Clock precisely In rort ot the store 30 Pearl
isb sound and hine in HARNESS. can tros %s
f1sss .ss sqs ss 'es
ars w"tthy the atenn Of ssntsnan a ahey val DC 'od
JoBN. W soMERINDyKE AUcTIoNEER. STORE
stock Of tuus ri.o's. Fishing Tackle &c. Of the late
'ss a .ss sss s S 70
sad store consisting Of Enesh double and single harre'od
Belts Fishing Rcds Reels Lines Hooks and 5inhers
eother with general Of sporting artes aso
Gase Cases Cour ters Shelving Of store and portable
Forge, Cur Smiths Tools, &c. N. B.-Store 10 let
MARGARET Il. SIMPSON, Admin nstrAtrix.
y W wEsTcopT. AucTIoNEER-rHE Arp4N-
IL tion invited TO the morsgage sale sf
Furniture csrpet &s this Monday sfternoo, At o'clock
sfcisey At LAG Greenwich being ali tho Furniture
eftweye richly carved mabsssny and walnut su
Bsjsteads Chairs sofas Divans Ottoma~s Etegsr
Rockers Mirrors Volt sire Chairs Sofa Bsdsteads
pier and sofa Tables with elegant Ariety Of every
thing in the housekeeping line Sale positive Goods to bs
emeved Immediately.
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TnE MAINE i..~t ~ Law IN MrsNEsoTA. Tho
ntt sezur, under the op,raon OF the liquor law wss
ade on ru dny bat IL appears that person by the
,me Of g.tcb, lately arrived at this place with about
A. Go vmtb o Iquors from Chicago which storvd
n Mr. usbrccks warehouse These facts becoming
buown pIaint was made before Justice Smons bY
m. Of our citi@. Gotchtll arrested tried and
lornd gully He fined go 90 and costs aud hi1
ouo,s declared forfeited aud to stand committed unn
.he fine was paid. - -MinnssopSa l3h spst,
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VS. BY TELEGRAPH,


s&auhosuon Meetings In Pennsylvanla.
WssrcHfsrsn, Pa June IT, 1859
largo aemocrauc ratiacat n meeting hcld IN
this place Friday evening
The wings have also held meeting at which tho ns
minston Of Scott and Graham was ratified with cr,at
vnaninity and enthusiasm.
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rNE TURF.


TNIoN COURSE, L. L.!.-TRoTTING.-MoNDAY
- June Is. at4P NJ, match for $3.50 two miles and
peat. to 25O pound wagons Mr.. CODY names Cosgo;
Mr. a. Woodruff names Emigrsn. csrs y los" che
-. JOHN I. sNEDlKER. Proprietor.
TINION COURSE E--TKoTrING.-MoNDAY, JUNE 23,
ga T. NJ, Match for 81 250 milc heats best three In
Mclaughlin nsmess Zachay Taylor This contest be-
tween two Of the most Phade pha has
large will doubtless hands the result Of the
srot far than at the meeting Their perform
ances &C that meeting were truly astonishing and from
their known endurance much interest excited
The we'll kno and rank among the first the
American turf which, together with the fact that they will
sufficiently justify the manifested
witness the comfort The track is in tho best order
sibs that this beins the hnest ros
miles aud repeat to 25O pound wagons Mr. CODY names
Congo; Mr. u Woodruff nance Emisrant. Care will
,says South ferry Brooklyn for the course at oooot
way. rs cents. JOHNI. SNRDIKER, Proprietor.
-T,ROlTING.-CAMBklDGE COURSE BOsrON.-OE
Tuesday, July 18TH grand trial q speed will come
h The above mile hesss beat three la Ave
rec Tor All trottins horses 81 3 ceiock r o. Wed
sess three bve TO harnss to al trosns horses that
eevsr win pnrss ever 500 atS,s oslosk r On Fri
sud repeat harness, for s srotns horscs ~ 50
o'clock, Nj. kutres to be made 1t FalkAod Duryss,
,efu'r 81 last md street Msv fgrk
a. os . or ssrSses o. sysSTs sssy '
ESQ., Long In al shs sSo" s
~ = ''S'' = ~'A PAGE GOODWIN. prsprisse.s.
u ED HOUSE PLEASURE GROUND.-TROTrING.-A
purse OF twenty Eve dolsrs viii be given, to come off
tries t. close at the above house Tuesday yena
o'clock. LUFF. Proprietor.
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ISiREWORKs.-NEw YoEK LABORATORY NO. IL
M Front street.-The Crackers Cauton Rockets Doubs
Headers, Jose sticks aud oomplete sssortmeot 81 Err
warranted Of the Srat quality Countrv mernba
desee In also committees Tor and 0untrs
dispays, supplied ON the libersi ssrms
N, BINNETT, le6 Front strSo<
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ADJUSTMENTS.


REoA Tas.Tas.s !. e. :: :. ..ssaALL, y a. soLs
the
Jimmy ifs fah siss2F sSss2F g. S45st. SSE S0Ssfsr
liskss: % ssnts; Private Boxes sS Doors 'p'n -
Monday Juno s will + psrisfHSsd the ''m' opera ''u'
Ea. sssrY Disss s.'
sToR PLACE OPERA HoUsE-rIcKETsS 80 0xNTs
e cents pa9E. . open - ~ S;.s
Respectable Troupe q srainss snim.s eonssns Of Nor.
keys 1Ssr .ns Sos'i XII
Lo's-MoNDAY-FRENCH CH COMPANY IN THH
~ comic opera first time here( Of the cAD ia ~hioA
prose.n comedian. Mene6and viii sustsia promiaent
esr. Mile Poussua and senorsa Soto together With Nile
Drouet Niles Lsvgne and Leeder the popAr artists will
rhh Siss p'ss'fs1 Bake. Lester
sosn s prf 5sssph and hssdams' John Drew
CHRIsTY's OPERA HOUSE, MECHANICs' HALL. 80
~ ssc.dvay above Gram svS.y night @
sas. Of and
shis sty for ess.ion years. have sasn rsas,ed
wish favor BY highly respectable and fahionase audeaoss
chr.sy
Monday Jry 9th. afternoon Conoers commencing At
o'clock y. N.
NV LCDs MINsTRELs, AT MINSTREL HALL. NO ~
w broadway between Ho ward and Grand strsets
every night under tho management Of II Wood. whose
si
fer nduceu for families at cannot be had any other
similar establishment in the city Admission, % ssn.s
Doors nt o'clock Concerts commence at clook
n B-The proprietor Of Woods Mpstrss to secure ths
perfect repectabity Of his audience at sH times has dis
the Wednesday afternoon concerts and will hoc
the perform Of Saturday expressly
for children bv their guardisns e. Horns
benefit on Monday evening June 2S.
CAsTLE GARDEN -R0USsET FAMILY uHDERTHE
" direction of Mons. lear Rcurset First appearance
Horr Cline the celebrated Tight Rope Dsucer Monday
and Tues June 2Sth and 21th two Balets CATAKINA,
the Of the Bandits and The no Ballet Of THE
MILLKns viii be performed; and evsry day this week
Stores Hotels and at the Garden Doors opea at
o'clock. Performance to commence at eight o'clock.
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TIM u. ; SUE,sNtrD SrEAMTR ~ arrived here
yesterday from hey West Via norfolk The following
Is lisi q Eer oihces.Lieut COMMANDING B n sands:
Actpc tt,urtiDasier w w Roberts. Passed Asssta nj
smgeon W. Bishop, Acting Chet Engineer r. M
Z taik; la- ed Midsbipncn j B Macauiay W. s.
Powell 8. S. Bassett
1Iu u = SiooP or Wan CYANs. Commander Paine
txt. dayt from Pensacola which arrived ia Iisupt.
Roads On Wednesday night reached he naval anchorage
rhursdsy when III tired the customary salute shs
had board lsi tecruts for general service IN f-
lowing Is In of hci officers =: Comuander j. Paiue
surgeon, solomon sharp, Li,utensnts y. p Greeo IT,
n. iiarrisCb w Hurst, A Ueir Purser. G.. VI.
Nhiie. HHsfrt NJ. Simons Assistant surgeon o. Peck;
pesst q Midthipmfn. ~ II. Van Zandt, N r. West Mid,
shiTm X Chapman. y T. Hand. G. l.. o. Hsmmona
J. J.. X Aygatt. W. ". FitzhUgb, Cnptins Clerk j B
Hope Gunner X g.. Haruard. Boatrwain \. Tie wlott.
Caip,Ltcr. l. W Barijcoat; salmaker, ID Il Brayton.
u. ). STEAMER NiculGsN Thu fine iron sIenmer ar
rive in this port Tuesday evening she isonIalnan
Cd ~ Captain Bgclow OF this city acd l. anchored in
tie riyr above W,ls street bridge The following Is q
LIT Of Ler officers :-taptain, A. bigulOw Leutellans
ra,iu Mcls IL haIbiepn Collins Tuner 4 sis4 :. on
Tay lor Smg,,n William y. MrCcnshan Acting Master
Jo cpl $. Ity Lieutenant OF Marines William H. Young
Paced Midebpm'n II. > Van McCUlum Robert STUART:
Irrt hssttant Eulinuor james King; second Assist
ant John w ltlks, Third Assistants i NJ Froem n.
William u. Brooks II Spoouer: carpenter. Gsorge
W hlhot 1nrrtc tunt u. Y. rhomp.on; PRoFs,
ft"EM# fs ..#t fhic1go D-nao-
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1MuiAl tisoE Cap
tain liarpcr E4 .H G4k atitas =. LtX Lewes from
Fort Prince states that up the time of his sailing.
12fh int the Empire tranquil Nevertheless tbs
copscripton tor the increase Of the army had again
orttd to and DeDg followed up with gr Mt rigvr
all the malts from sixteen TO sixty years OF age
ndis nsteiy compelled to bear The army Il -
te lspt on war foong and the muter-ro to num-
b les than ~ $50 effective The ground crops e
the iland were abundant aud of good qual.ty. ~hch
affected the saes of bfeadstus and provisions with which
"a, nsik,t gluitod The ump ption tf h1ur VAS
quite limited and at runourIy low prices Coffee eoo to
tt0 per lCo lbs loewood. S4S p50 per W0ibai and
dOabiooDs S2AS go Specic t"ry scarce.
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HOnSEs. EAAssaS8scs -

XOIASES. GaataSssscs. -
RARoUCHr. rHAEToN. AND vouR.sEAT WAGON.
Co.. as & II SS 'c' y
oos and one four sea- Wasoa for ,sleehesp ty VII
chant 81 Dey street, corner OF Greenwich.
NOR sALE-A FINE BLACK HORSE SIX YEARS
u old; seventeen h,ada nsh kind aud sontle in all har
sspdsome colt four years fifteen and half hands
Every Isqura a. the store SULIAa Twsn
lyrecond street, between Second and Third avenues
EoEsALE CHEAP ONE OF rue MOST eEsUrl
nnd tail caa pace his ms ii (,aa -, done u. /.
aye old sple,dia pndcT me saddle either sr i,dy
fault Apriy atf lispensra street I'll sold
LoR saLF-A DARK BAY HORSE, ABOUT iss
& as S III rssys; "s very sss s s.
kssr.a ."a &c =, as
above Jhirto nth stroet
E,op SALE A DARK GREY SHETLAND poNY, FOUR
yssrs old; juet imported AZ Alderman BARN ) stable,
NOR sALE-TWo SINGLE HORSES KIND ~ ALL
harnsss. wiz stand y the street without tying oae
asplenei ssdde nse euitahe r is,y or gentleman;
theoh good hor.e ,r peysi i"n or .oseh WIN %
ply Al W craad street.
EoR sALE-a soRREL HORSE EIGHT YEARS OLD.
II tfteep hands ,ne itch hish Thoroughly broken s
saddle ard sins se or double ,sne,s apsror sty
Also rdp .on a's =, sSt act q single nsf@Ss,
broke AS s So rss s 90, y" 81 G o.
a@ coasy si S.2sT y,fy s ssas I" Great IT, Ss At
EoR SALE-A PAiR OF BAY MARES, FIVE YEARS
oid hpd In any harness Kah very fast Also severA
just from tie well
10 sDy Kind VI harnes ard trOtters To
C"hsoS = coid spring Hotel Kings srilgo
HORSES FOR SALE-ABBY HOTEL sLDD.t9G-
dale EoadJosepb Jewett respscsfiIy In the al
Sers cf yousg sound and fast a,rsss iasp AZ hi
stables the abby Hotel pair that CANNED ~ axeei
I'D IN any sill Of the sbovs requisites beauty aes
of agure they matehisss He has f AL
eevesl young single Horses Of eiuat merit Also for sale
first besutul Cow Of the genuine Devon breed ans
which he the premises
reaps HE reputation visitors and ooariars for
quaitie of his wines and and
of his bosrs to the care o genemous carriages
md bcrses.
HDONY FOR SALE A HANDSOME AND REMARK a.
bly, we'll made Pony. FIVE years old. and warranted
goupa frat rs0 saddle hore for lady sent.m,
from Cuba at gteat cost, and st bh sltl
ndev s real value; has BEEN rsed In harness sold
for of Can he Norriss Stabla CLINTON
place, near ksrdougal street.
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gsEA BATHING, PAVILION HOTEL LONG BRANCH,
n. j. The subscribers announce 20 the public that
the spscio hotel x be opsBed the 9th OF
for tile OF vistsrs. Families desrous os
iuripg rooms, onp do so by addressing NJ BY ns,i.
seamers Edwin Lewis aud Thomas Hnpt iesye -est ads
Peek slip daily Golden Gate and Gpin leave
be OF hnsnn atraet daily tor The Pavilinn Mote
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lNoR SaLF A DARK BAY HORSE ABOUT f64
banda high years od. stylish driver I'd ira
Weller ard in all desirable animal wsors
strength and endurance required Arrly Mt tae .shes Of
hessrs hyorson Howard No. SO Broadway, few doors
above Jhirto mt
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aorEIe AVID WATRRING PLAcms.
-.~, ~,>>>>s~~~~>>~~~o-
HAYS HOUSE, DALHOUSIE SQUARE, MONTREAL
III

tNoNGREsS HALL, PATTERSON, N J.-rHIs HOTEL
~ now open for summer boarders Gentemeu wishing
to have their families in the country during tho
months and having 20 visit Now York daily viii tnd this
York. 8. W. LUSR, IR.
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L>MIoRANT INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK, NO. 81
II clsrhcs street Notice Depoetors are Informed tina
depoe made before the 9Th day ~ July will ho
on,ed To interest from let OF Juy B.nk opsn daily
10 O'Clock A M, to O'Clock n. and from o'clock to
7ociock II. M. GREGORY DILLON, President,
JOSEPH STUART, Ist Vice-President.
PErrR CREhR. Accountant
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dividend NOTICE THE SEMI NNUAL INTEREST
falling due in this oily the st day Of July, 1852,
the following named securities will be paid a4d After
that aAte At the office Of the undersigned presentation
OF the proper coupons viz
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HEATH TuuOUsE-sCHOoLEY'S MOUNTAIN MINERAL
Springs, Jcrsay.-This aid and porusr estabhsn
uen IL now open for the The uadersiansd
resdy en ter into with families for the su
mer, and solicit continuance OF former patfonGge Full
information may had in reference Is che place &c by
referring card ~ the irving House a1d New York
Hotel. A l. sTlGsR
D. A. CROWELT.
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NOTICE NORTHERN INDIANA RAILROAD COM
~ prnyTnterest NJ the rsts % eight cent
III &c paid stockbo ,dcrs In ths tho
psis IL Dpun their respective shares upon peA
n at tho Treasury oos aud after the LIST day o. July
The books viii bc closed from the I'D
instant to the % Juiy EDWIN G.. LtTcHFiELD,
Irnaa unAu airnak
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THE MARINE HOTEL, AT FAIRTIELD. CONNECT
out, will be opened oy the pro prietoe j. B. aonno..
the rt day of June next branch Of the New
yors Hotsl The Marine Hotel 10 hsuated in beautiful
village, Long island SOUND a rdns ell the Inducements
Of ceeDt bathing snd romsntc the
country Every endeavor will be exsrted insure ths
hotel the previo Plans
seen ana engaged 81 the above hotel st Fair
fed at the New York Hotel Tho distance from New
York 6ytnrse miles, and trains by the Nov Yors and
Ner Haven Railroad stop at Fairdeid several times each
Ia
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K,oP SALE A DARK GREY SHETLAND pONY, FOUR
years old just imported, at Alderman BARkS stabe
No 4 Fran lin street.
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NOTICE. MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD
IN Company Dividend A dividend Of seven pcr eent
the capital stock of this has been declared
payable to stockholders the ohos ~ the
.nd alter she LIST g July nest The transfer boots
will he closed from ths d instant 60 the I'd day OF
Jaiy. EDWIN G. LlTCHFIrLD. Treasurer,
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SPECIE EMPRESS FORWARDED TO EUROPE BY
~ every steamer Freight and iusursaoc % bonds and
''' EDWARDS, SANFORD 4 CO., 10 wsu ssss,s.
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w was opened tho first fJune II large, newly
su and supplied with spring water tof Ie ane
hours ride from this city by the New Yort and
New Haven, and Danbury and Norwss Railroads, and
Er attractions to those wishing visit the oantry our
Ina the summer months. ". SlMONSON.
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|
AN EDIToR IN HEAvEN.-A South
ern editor gives long obituary Of ono.
of his brethren of the quill, under tho
above caption. The closing paragraphs
of itself forms glowing picture:
Are we not also glad that such an
editor is in heaven? There no cry
of more copy shall fall upon his dis
tracted ears. There he shall never bs
abused any more by his political an
tagonists, with lies and detraction that
should shame demon TO promulgate.
There he shall no more be used as q
ladder for the aspiring to kick down as'
they reach the desired height, and need
him no more. There he shall be able;
to see the immense masses of mind he
has moved, all unknowingly and ,,i,-ss. M.
known as he has been during his wea-
ry pilgrimage on earth. There hes
will find all his articles credited-ioE
clap of his thunder stolen, and there:
shall be no horrid typographical arrors
to set him in fever
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.y,--

A FoReETrUL M4a.r-A man 9sf,.S
| dowcd With 80 extraordinary capacity.
for forgetfulness, was tried short time
ago, ct Paris, for yagaboHdage. Hs
! gave his name as, kugustuste Lessifs
and believed he was born at Bonrges.$
AS he had forgotten His age, the, fegts.;
try Of births IN that city from IslSlt9s
90 was consulted, but only one person
Of the pame Of Lessiye hahd been born
there during that time, and that was as j.
girl.
"Are YOU sure your name IS Eessj
sive ~ asked the judge; -,
! a;Well., thought il vas, but may a,s
/ care you confident you We're; L; born 4
J at Bourges 2" ,,. Z, (.
| We'll, oilers supposed it vas, but
shouldn't wonder If it was somewhere
else" L.. !. z. .sS1s55 !.
present?" /, 4
81 don't know I've, Forgotten ,...s
"Can you remember ever having
seen your father or mother" &
CAi lcColleCI, W save Ni5SSti
sometimes | think ] have, and then
again j think ! hay'nt." ,s,:.
"What trade do you folloR g ~ s,
"Well am either tailor or d
cooper, and for the life of me I can'e
tell which; at M any rate. ! am either
one or the other" M. 8. Am, =,
"Have you ever, beer. ii. prison az
81 don't think have if. 4 had &C.
seems to me l SHOULD fetoilectt i it { 4.
Mr.. LessiYe was accordingly sent
there, and during isss ~, SIX month";
SfetiremenF heEwili nave ssipe or aas
vantages for refreshing a memory iaii, {
ded. doubtless, BY. too, great q stock o.fs
useful knowledge, acquired ~ long
intercourse With vicissitude and mis-:
fortune.
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Here the parties flushed ii apoa
US, Where we We're acting out most ed.
mirably person fast asleep. It Isl
enough for us to say, after an intro
Guile was entered on ohr nbte book
as subscriber-paid in advance,
Aud now when the parties alllded 20;
shall read this we hope they iiiLL par
don us for giving to the public stibstatl:.
tial factS urged by the Squire aiding
US so.effectuafly in aErrikd 4 stSscgi
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-a.ssI. .S-<.GoAS..Es

ANEcDoTE OF DAvY CRoGHKHEs;Tsrs CHHs;ss.---;. -
During an electioneering campaign, in5
which: Dayy vas candidate for Cooa9.
gress he was opposed by. rival candi-
date, a lawyer by the name of -, - s
The two candidates, With their: friends
and partisans, Had come together on
certain day, for the purpose Of staaasb-,
ing it. Davy had booth. prepared
on the ground, with d long tabiiie, and iii l
plenty Of whiskey, took the.
stump first, and while surrounded viii.
the assembled throng, Davy listened
to his rivals remarks. with: breathless
attention, as though fully prepared too.1i
rebut them. Not however, being
much accustomed to public speaking
he came to the conclusion that is
should be no match for the worrdy;s.
lawyer, and IN the midst of the tioa
Of eloqnence, he exclaimed, .All Eaoo,::
wish to see Davy Crockett drink, ID
gallon of whiskey, follow met! Otar
hero led the way, and the, entire mdI5
titude followed, leaving the stump oir-s
ator in the act Of addressing the ebiptyy
space. Arrived at the BOOTH, Davy
said, Gentlemen, I didn't say I would
drink gallon Of whiskeY at onss
draught though | can do it iii time
come, let's liquor 'Hurrah for DaeY
Crockett was the Universal response,
and whiskey began to- fb#. In the
midst of the scene, Days rival drove
into the booth, full speed, swinging his
t hat, and shouting at the top of his
voice, I'll not oppose man who can
draw the people after him in this way;
-hurrah for Davy Crockett y Tbs
lawyer took himself out of the way
I and gave Davyaa clear held.-Ren-
tucky paper.