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DR.Js ROSES NERVOUS AND ISuaoRarISd Con.
MAJ Tfa greatest discovery ia medical science
This astonishing preparation for .aising up weak
tuition deniliatei by care. labor, study or dis
s.se sets ike charm. 1t gives strength and appe
,iss and possesses great inviSoraiing properties.
For Heart Disease. all Nervous Affections, Flatu-
l,1,s Heart Burn, Restlessness. NumbnesS, Neural
ya taisinr tia spirits, and giving power to the
sbole svstem it Is almost miraculous ia its effect
20 cents a bottle.
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The New York Press Of the Conviction of he
Notorious James Gordon Bennett.

The New York Tribune in noticing the
recent conviction of the editor of the New
York Herald for libel, says:
q Immense and unreasonable as are
the blackguardism and infamy of the
Satanic Press-infamous as it is to a
proverb-its conduct toward Mr.. E. p.
Fry has been more than ordinarily intem-
perate, indecent, foul and damnable.
We own to an exhaustion of rhetoric in
any attempt to paint the Satanic and its
Editor in such verbal tints rs would
make their pictures life-Ike. We feel
the pauperism of the dictionarv-the
maraSmus of idiOms-in all such efforts to
describe them. We can understand the
starving wretch, with tear-withered ewes,
with wilted check, with shrunken viials,
and almost pulseless heart, driven to the
last OF crimes to get the bread to save
lie: We can understand Thug, or even
under certain circumstances a Burke {:
both belong to Pandcmonium, but still
they are comprehensible But the crea-
ture who directs the Satanic, who reyels
III wealth and libels-who amasses and
stabs, and stabs and amasses-whose
whole life seems made up of the refuse of
depraylty, Is mystery to US. Cause
and effect seem wanting here, and human
nature stands aghast at very COLOSSUS
OF perversion, bcasting that his legs rest
ON each hemisphere, and spread over a
vast ocean.
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TIE EVENING STAR
Ry WALLACE & HOPE
MEDICINES WHICH NEVER FAIL TO
GIVE SATISFACTION.

DR J. :. ROSE i an honorary member Of the
III Philadelphia Medical Society, and graduated
:; 1saO from the University of Pennsylvania, under
H. r,ilance Of the truly eminent Professors Phys
tx, Chapman, Gibson, Coke, James and Hare, names
,,,br,ted for medical science. Being solicited by
b:ssnis of his patients to put up his Preparations
- nav offers to the public, the results Of his ex
;u.- for the past thirty ye ,rs the following val
p5sba Family Medicines, each one suited to q sps-
.ff- diSsas:
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NN hNABE. ii. GAEHLE. ED. Belts.
First Premium Grand and Square
Pianos.
4s.z9se; KNABE, GAEHLE & CO., manufactur-
'ers. Nos. 4, ), s, 9, and II, Eutaw street
Baltimore. X. q. would respectfully call public
attention to the great variety Of their IRON FRAME
PIANOS, constantly flashing. which for durability
deicacy OF touch brilancy Of tone. they believe are
not surpassed bg any now manufactured. In addi-
ton 70 the first Premium awarded them by the Ma
ryland Institute in ls4S and 1919, they
the highest encomiums of the most eminent artists
wLo used these instruments for their Concerts Al
so o. our fist class Professors and Ameteurs in the
city, who have highly recommended them.
&1- PI AMOS HIRED. Oc Il--7v-
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pHEN1x PLANNING SAW MILL.

PHEN1X planning SAW MILL.
CASH, BLIND, DOOR AND MOULDING MANU-
~ FACTORY.-The subscriber having just COM
pleted the above establishment, and furnished il
throughout with machinery of the very best and
most improved style, is now prepared To manufac-
tdrc i'll the neate9t and lest nanner and upop the
most reasonable terms. all descriptions Of Sash
Blinds, P.ors, AMI MOultinss and to dress Flooring
Weatherboardng, &c. All the apove articles always
On hand fr sale JOSEPH l.. SEMMES
nov i4--dSm tleorgetoWn. D. g.
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GEORGE TOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW CROP N. O. SUGAR
~ 10 hhds. new crop New Orleans Sugar
200 boxes Cheese
60 frkins and tubs n Y. Butter
10 bbls Frosts Buckwheat
80 boxes Rasins
13 mats seedleSs do
25 boxes Sweet Oil
5000 gal. patent do
Now landing and for sale by
III. HOWELL,
s. W. corner of High and Water sts.
uec l4-3t Georgetown
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LIVER COMPLAINT
d Y . p EP STA
JAUN NDICE,
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY.
DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS. AND
AND ALL DISEASES ARISING
FROM 4 DISORDERED LIV-
Err OR STOMACH.

I-It OIN CIV'I-1N u
such as Constipation, inward Piles tullneSs of BI0o
TO the Head, Acidity Of the Stomach. Nausea.
Heartburn, Digest for Food. Fullness or Weight IN
the Stomach Sour Eructations. Sinking or Flutter-
ing at the Pit OF the Stoma-h Swimmin. OF IL,
Head, Hurried and Difficult Breathing, Flutterin.-
at the Heart, Choking or Suffocatng Sensations
when in a lying posture Dimness of Vision. Dots
or Webs before the sight, Fever and Dull Pain III
the head, Deficiency CT Perspiration. Yelowness Of
the Skin ard Eyes Pain in the Side, Back, Chest,
Limbs, &c. Sudden Flushes of Heat. Burning ia
the Fish. Constant Imaginings of evil, and Great
Depression of Sririts
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SHIPsTUFF, SHORTS, Brownstuff,
~ cog RNMEAI

- CORNMEAL, FLOUR, APPLES, G. A. AND
FINE SALT.
Just received and fer sale in lots to suit pu1cha
sers-
1000 bushels extra Sh ipstuff
5000 do common do
1900 do Brownstuff
5000 do Shorts
300 do prime yellow Corn Merl
101 bbls Pippin Apples
Also, selected brands Of prime, snper, extra, and
family Fiours all Of which will br sold On aceommo-
dating terms.
Daily expected to arrive
500 sacks OF fine Salt, which will be disposed Of
low, from the vessel.
PAUL BROWN,
Gee 13-2w Water stre.t Goorua.own
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AEIafh hhu UilVarnfshe ed 81 m ent
NJ commend the peru.al of the extract below
~ to our realers. MIR. Bu'l is merchant of
high eharacte-.
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TOYS AND CONFECTIONERY.

WISH to inform my friends and the public gene
L rally that l have large stock Of German and
French Toys and fancy Bexes. Also, general as
sortment OF Confectionery and fruits, Raisins, AL
monds, Fiberts, Prunes, English Walnuts Figs, Pc
can Nuts, and Pea Nuts
Gum, Chocolate, Strawberry, Rosebud, Pine APP
pie, Orange, Apple, Raspberry, Bottle, Jenny Lind,
'einiila, Pear, and Nectar Props, Pearce Balls.
Also, constantly on hand all kinds of Candy and
Cakes, at wholesale and retail
Parties served at the shortest notice by
URIAH HEETER,
High St, near Bridge ST., Georgetown.
l.
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Ilr J. :. KosE's FE-,sLE SrEcIFIC.-t remedy for
Pa.Dfal utGScrIatiou, Ledc1rrhra or Whites Price
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D. $. Roses GOLDEN Pills for Falling If the
V i,nb. F-nslc Weakness, Debility. and Relaxa. ion
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-22

TRIAL OF EvERsoN.-The county Court met on
Monday last, Thomas S. Raymond, presiding JUS
tice, and Aaron Hawkins, John E. Wells, Abra-
ham Hess, and Davis Prtchard, Justices. go.
In the evening, Jackson Everson, was auaigned
on the charge of passing counterfeit money. a
large number of witnesses had been summoned,
and their examination occupied the Court until its
adjournment on Wednesday evening. THURSDAY
forenoon was entirelyetaken up by the speech Of
A. r. Raymond, Esq, COUNSEL for the prisoner,
and the afternoon by that of James NeeSon, Esq,
attorney forthe Commonwealth. ~ ~
The prisoner was sent on for trial by the Circuit
Court, and was held to bail in the sum of $4,000,
we think-hali for himself and half for his sure
ties. sl psF rfast.ll 81
twill be remembered thai Everson was arrested
on this charge some months ago, and giving secn-
rity for his appearance at court, released from
custody; but failing 10 appear again at court, he
Ras again arrested his time in PittsbuTgh wheth
er he had fled.-FGirmont HirginiGn. q
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rsIcK AND AFFLloTED. an 4

THE most safe and certain remedy known to the
world for tile cure OF obstinate coughs, colds, asthma
bronchitis, blood splitting, liver complaint, whooping'
cough croup tickling or rising nthe throat, nervous de-
bility rains in the side breast, broken constitution
nom the abuse of calome and other cascs is DOCTOR
|swAYNE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHER
RY and consumption it has reached state and as
sumed character hitherto considered incurable yields
without struggle TO this great Original Wild Cherry pre-
marathon. Remember-the great Original Wild Cherry
and the only compound prepared by regular
physician is manufactured under the immediate care OF
DIR. SH4YNE, at his Laboratory, No. North Seventh
St above Market, Philadelphia. 2s1
For sale 5y-DR. JAMES BAKER, KELLS q, aid
WE'LL; and PATTERSONGl Co. Wheeling FLEMING
BROS. Pittsburgh BURDshLB & Co., oinoinnai
md by dealers generally. sePl9.
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From baltimore.
rrnE wHEFtiN0 lNTEI1l0 FS9ER'I


~ sB4Ir1Moars Nov. 1916 Pm.
One Of our stock operators, connected with a
vefy substantial houses young man, not more
Than fairly initiated in the business, has suddenly
taken passage for Europe, and been dissolved from
the finn Rumor has various surmises in regard to
his precipitate departure for the Old World 1t is
rendered rpretty certain that his stock operations
proved improbable. His nearest acquaihtances
knew not of his whereabouts until they saw his
name in the list of passengers of one the recent
ly sailed European steamers. When he contem-
plates returning il not known. .---e
The Italian Opera, after playing season here
will visit Washington, Richmond, and probably
Norfolk. qst FFv g. 3 q rseT, 3 rl7.yVzr
There is quite a panic, at present, among the
stock iobbers. None of them can keep pace with
the very sudden and unexpected changes in BATH
more and Ohio Railroad shares-yesterday de-
cline of per share, and to-day an advance of as
much IS ID ssit.5l .i.r3t Jaiqs1 3ga
Great complaint exists in regard to reFeated rob
berries and other midnight depredations now being
perpetrated in our city. liz. -,,-. So,
We have clear, delightful day. There is an
active movement in breadstufs and flour has again
advanced. Sales early this morning of 20o0'bbls.
Howard street flour at $3.50, and on late Change
1000 bbls do at 6,62. Sales 1000 bushels W heat
red l35al4O, white 145a150. Old white corn ia
70, new DO 60a65 cents. Old yellow T0a72, new
do a62a66c. y '-t a.-@ ~
Virginia Oats 4oa42. Maryland oats 44c. Rye
76a7S cents. ~. III .rr.l.
Whisky 27u2s4 and % cents.
Other things unchanged. j. w.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-22

Heavy ROBBERY OF GoLD Dusr.-Thirty boxes
represented to contain gold dust were recently
shipped from San Francisco for New York via Pa
mama, consigned 10 the American Exchange Bank.
Upon arrival there they were forwarded to the mint
Tor coinage, where it was ascertained that two OF
the boxes were filled with bullet and shot-an
adrot robbery having been Effected, probably while
the boxes were in tansitu. All ofthe thirtYwere
originally of the same size and shape, and similar
ly branded; but it is supposed that two of them
were distracted, aud others of similar exterior sub
stituted in their places. Upon close examination
it was ascertained that The spurious boxes were
triae larger, and that the brand was not aperfect
imitation of the genuine. The property was all
insnrsl - - - - 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-22

VA gentleman of science and of great experi-.
ence, from London, has just returned 10 New
York from visit TO Polk county, Tennessee and
reports that he has never in any part of the world,
seen such developments; he says that the mines
on the two parallel veinsin that place, for an
tent of about four miles in length, will be capable
of turning out more copper alter they are thor
oughly opened than all the mines of Great Brit
ain. Several reports, and some OF them from pro-
fessional gentlemen, have been received from
that place, and about that place, of such extra
ordinary character that the proprietors of The mines
have judged it prudent to withhold them from the
public, until persons enough had been there 10
vndicate the reports from the charge of exoggera-
tion.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-22

.lL6vEAA6 DespA1r.-LA rich widow Of the quar-
tier dAntia. Paris, about IS years Of age, having
become enamored of her handsome young water
carrier, took recently an occasion to confess to
him her tender flame. The water-carrier could
not believe she, was in earnest. and only laughed
at her; upon which the widow suffocated herself
with charcoal after leaving letter. in which she
declared that notwithstanding her age, she died for
love. r5 ass
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-22
> F4ILuREs IN CrcISNArl.-We copy from the Gin
einnati Gazette of Monday, the following:

FAILUREs IN CIctNNATI.-We copy from the Gin
cihnati Gazette of Monday, the following:
Ii The Enquirer of this morning having reported
the failure offour heavy grocery houses during the
week, we deem it proper to notice the matter for
the purpose Of correcting the remarks of our co
temporary with Teference to the magnitude Of the
failures. The houses alluded to were Mckenzie,
Graft & Co.; Warner & Crawford, F. r. Tudor
and Ridgeley& Brother. Mckenzie, Graft & Co.,
have been in business only short time, and al
though somewhat embarrassed, their losses were
not heavy; and all their liabilities will be paid.
Warner & Crawford have already, we understand
made arrangements for the payment III full of all
claims. THIS firm was dissolved some time since,
and Mr.. Crawford, Who'll Nd the settlementOf the
business finding himself embarrassed, made an as
signmen:. In ordinary times this course would
not have been at all necessary. SO
F. F. Tudor cheese merchant, failed, we undeTS
stand, in nstquence of heavy losses on butter,
purchased on. the Western Reserve and shipped To
New York; prices in The latter market having mo-
terialIy declined. His liabilities are chiefly COW
cred Ly parties connected with his family, who are
nbundantly wealthy, and are not residents of this
place. ,Ridgeley & Brothers made an assignment,
and their assets are nearly if not fully equal TO
their liabilities. Considering the condition Of The
money market, and the difficulty of rsalizihg
goods even at a sacrifice; The manner in which the
merchants OF Cincinnati have stood the. test, Is
we'll worthy of Tenari and it certainly cannot iah
to makea most favorable impression in their favor
ahrnnd ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-22

DIR MoRsgs 1NYIGoRATING CORDIAL.
The only remedy, yet discovered fer Cen
eral Debility, Physical Prosqton Itttabtlity and ali
the various train of eetonsi It will also remove
Depression, Excitement Dislike Of Society, lncapaeity
for study or Business Loss Of Memory, Mental Debility
etc.-Ses advertisement sep16
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-22

FrRE7AND DEATH FROM FsIonT.-on Friday
night of last week, stable attached tosthe hotel
OF Henry Miller, in Allentown, Pa with its con.
tents, consisting of several carriages, COW, and
a dog, was CONSUMED. During the progress of the
fire, the wife of Jacob TEeichler, residing onpo-
site, died from the effects Of fright.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-22

KILLED ovEn'A cOrgrn.--PleasantM M. Hoffman,
cabinet mixer ofHartsville, Tenn, was killed by
his partner in that place on the I'd inst. The two
were making a coffin, and came to some misuu-
derstanding about a plane-a scuffle ensued, in
which Hoffman was shot by the other, and died the
same day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-22

,EJ'"Its quite too bad of ye,. Darby TO say that
your wife's worse than the devil.,' can't Place
your reverence, 1 can prove it by the Holy Scrip
fuTeLI can by the powers. Didn't yourIevetence
in tile sermon yesterday, tell us if we resist The
devil, he'd flee from us4 sNowgif resist my wife
she flies at meH' s1laa -, Z q (lyf(s 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-22

usix persons were arrested in New York on
Tuesday last. charged with participation in the
circulation of countelleit So and $40 notes on the
farmers and Drovers' Bank of Somers, Westches-
ter county. They were committed for further ex-
animation.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-22

81 VA new party of the Native American stripe
figured in the late New York city election, though
without any open organization, distinctive name or
nominations, ltispopularly called "Know Moth.
ing" and is in the nature OF secret order, the
Societies being called wigwams. 1t selects its
candidates from among those nominated by other
parties, and seeks to put down the Influence OF TO-
reigners in elections. The name above given
seems TO be derived from the answers given by its
members, when questioned in reference to it. This
party poled several thousand votes in New York
city, at The late election. Ii has alsoteen organ
ICED in Newark, N. j.. where it has 25eo members.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-22

AN OLD BnLE.-A German Bible printed in
1880, and consequently 27s years old, was sold,
last week, at the sale Of Henry Sheak's property,
insManoT township, Lancaster co.,, Pa. f
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-22
spaoIAI n osPIoEls.
THE CT GREATEST WONDER OF THE AGE!

The GREATEST W'ONOEheOF 4E4E avs
NAN That WILL ACTUALLY RUIN ntAsxLt TO SELL CHEAP
5G a-- no THE coNNuslrY AT LARoEI ,..,s.la..
ISAAC PRAGEe has just returned from the East with
the best stock Of Dry mud Fancy Goods, IHosie.
ry &c.. ever exhibited in this city, which he is offering
at the new and beautiful building, No. NEnin
Cbetyeen Monroe Union strees0 at such astonishing
prices as every who may call on him (and
ladies' and gentlemen win ndit to their advantage II
they do ao) to u ter tho above exclamation.
His stock being too large to enumerate, he will only d-
rect particular attention choce assortment oil the Ia
.est style OF Rsluids, Rren ch lGerinos, and Wool
4DeInines of every color. BLANKETS, EInbFoider-
les and an assortment VI Linens, such as mover were
seen before. as,i
he offers particular advantages, through
his connection with the first houses of the couu
try is able to sell cheap the Eastern
Market. Tnov1l IsAACPRAGER, 116 Main st.
10 n ,,NRc11RN 4. !, csn1id,ts for tho SHERIFF.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-22

EscAPE FROM JAIL--Tbe Sheriff of jefferson
county, Va, offers reward of 500 for the ap-
preheusion of negro Charles, whomade his escape
from that county on the morning of Friday last.
This negro was charged, and the evidence against
him is positive as to his identity with having at
tempted to commit an outrage, which our law just
~ regards as most heinous offence, upon white
woman, who is most respectable lady of our
county His trial was to have come of on Mon
day next.
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nrPoIsoNING.m


Thousands of Parents who use hermitage composed o.
Castor OIL calome &c, are not aware that while they
appear to benefit the patient they actually tne
foundations series diseases such as salvation
loss OF sight, weakness oflim5s, etc. .sasiiti,l
In another column will be found the advertisement
IIobensac's AIedcines which we ask the attention
all directly interested in their own as well as
ren,s health Liver complaints and all disorders ari
sing from those bilious type should make use OF the
only genuine medicine, Hobensack's Liver Pills.
5-''Be not deceired,' but ask for Hobensack's Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills and observe that each has the sig
nature Of the Proprietor J; NJ HoBENsAcI, us none
else are genuine. "a. s.izsisi3i ts8= 81 arfyl
grz-Hps % REMOVAL! sat ln.1eza75
HAVE removed my wholesale stock OF DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, to the new four story brick building
i'.lal RiNS.a1a7, Main street,
west side between Monroe and Unou streets, where
will be prepared with carry and extensive Spring
stock direct from Importers and manufacturers; which
would be pleased TO my old friends and customers
to call and examine. s,gts il> sac p 'ios-r ,s.s-s
feb4 81 WIN. II. sEJBY. q
u1J G. atealf will be found at the above establish
mlent, where he awaits his old friends. d. ri
.'oi' iia Persian Hair Dye.
THIS DYE Is warranted IL used to directions
tochange the hair any other color, to beautiful
lN'N'"' y PERFECT JET BLACK,
Staining the Skin.
Price 90 per bottle For sale by KELLs CALD'
WELL. Wholesale Agents, and by WIN. r. MCKEE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-22

A SUICIDE COMMITTED IS YEARs AGO JUST Dis
covERED.-0n Monday of last we ekI some work
men were engaged in taking of the Ioot, Hound
Hill Chutch,' distant about miles fton this place
in Elizabeth township pfeppfAto tpiIooGpgit
anew, and after making an opening 70 alloy the
light to enter the loft OF THE Ihnrch they discov-
cred the skeleton OF human peilig' no had eve
IDENTIFY committed suicides and the botes Were I'M
mediately beneath where aFhanlk erchiet as sus-
penders from a rafter. nssxaTHning the iallJ-
kerchief, name was found worked nponit, which
led 10 the discovery thpt1the suicide was man
who, had lived in Ezabet h tow M about yeats.
since,, and who mysleIionsly dlkapp Ied.; he
citizens supposed that The had toW ne tniself.
and dragged tile river seyeral times to recover Ills
body. He had become involved II some difficulty
and doubtless, tailoring, nllle Fimertak depression,
he thought TINT lie could release lmSelI ttom MI
cares, by committing suicide. Why lie should 60
THEE or fur miles to q church, enter III climUtu
loft, andthere hang hItnseIf, is matter Of won
der. 1t also seems strange hat the body was not
discovered before this os the sexton OLLIE church
has had occasion several times sSinceth occur
renee, 10 go up in the LOFT Of de church, Mon.
Republican. asisissre si.Je = "a
TnE FREucHMAN AND THE y ARKEE.--A Yam
kee and Frenchman owned apig in co partner
ship. When the killing time came they wished TO
divide the carcass: The Hankeeswas very ANXIOUS
TO divide so that he should get the hind quarters
and persuaded the Frenchman that the proper way
was 10 cut it across the back. The Frenchmap
agreed to ii on condition that the Yankee would
turn his back and take choice OF the pieces alter
1t was cut instwo. The Sankee turned DIS back'
| and the Ffencllman asked: n n So.
sfvich piece will you have, re piece wild re tail
on him, or ze piece vat aint mo talon hlma"
s6tFhe niece with the tall" shouted the Yankee
instantly. u-aQr t6.I Is ~ s,sIsi.i j, -
.'Den, by gal, you take hinEand Itake re oder
one," sal.the FIenchman.. -
Upon turning round the Yankee found that the
Frenchman had cut oil thetail and stuck 1t in the
pigs mouth.
".WilIie's father is clergyman, and temperate
in all things; so Willie had never seen man
cnewing the vile weed until he was about three
| wears old, when MIR, holding his little son by
his timpled hand, stood in the street for amoment
to speak to an acquaintance. Willie was all eyes,
as ne could not comprehend the conversations
and seeing The heavily bearded individual occa-
sionally put pinch of fine cut into his mouth
was considerably puzzled and astonished. AT last
he could stand it no longer. Pa SAID he, anx-
iously, sttoes that man chetD hair, so as to make II
grow out over his facet" 'e s4A