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such conviction. 1bs Law in relation 10 accepting chsI-
lengs is also quite severe.


RrvrlNc IA rafisman who had drunk . little too
ifsely He'll from the raft and wss drswung. when his
ofolhef plugged 40 10 his relief, seized him by the hair
out The current was strong and the brothers. strength
being nearly exhausted, be sbou, relinqushaG bis
hold when despaiFng the drowsag raised his head
above the water, add said, Hang on sam hang on
I'll treat. swear will" His words were stimulating,
snd the brother al length saved him,
GUS EGss.--A espondent OF the Traveller, wr-
ling from Passport. Maine, has the following
Among the various interests which engage the stten-
ton OF this world would mention the egg in
eres Perhaps many Of your readers may not be aware
Of the fac, than extensive traffic in gu's exgs e car
ed between this port and Boston. The eggs OF these
gathered n great quantities along The shores Of too
adjacent islands during the monhs OF June and july and
shipped principally 10 Boston q market The egg
gahere1s al the proper go over their grounds and
destroy the first deposits, after which they daily COLLECT
and regularly ship this ovaous treasure 70 the bOsQa
market These eggs very much resemble in iosm and
doubt equally as palaable, although here they are very
seldom reserved Tor home consumption being lar lees
ieemed as delicacy than in the City Of Notions"
THr NAME OF LOLA MokTrz.-From the following
Of the marriage OF this notorious person.
aye, il will be that she is not deficient in II
these added all those by which her friends
miles, and admirers applied to her. think this long
list would be considerably increased:
Married, this morning, at the Holy Church Of the
Mission Dolores, by the Rev. Father Flavel f0naine.
Cura,e Madame Marie Elise Rosanne Dolores, Countess
OF Lansfedt de Head, Baroness OF RosenthaI, and
Chanoine-se OF the Order of st. Therese, to Patrick
Pardy Hull esq conductor OF the San Francisco Wing
and Commercial Advertiser OF this CITY,"
WOMEN AND LADIEs.In the days Of our fathers there
were such things to be with men and women, but
they all gone, and their place race OF gentle
men and ladies, Or 10 he still refined. Of ala
dies and gentlemen" has sprung up Women and girls
are among the things that But "ladie. found
everywhere Miss Marlineau wishing to see the wo-
man wards in prison in Tennessee, was answered by
the warden, We have ladies here at presen, mad
am" Now, far the ladies concerned. il was
very we'll tina. none OF them in prison but then it
sounds little oddtadies in prison Ii would seem bad
enough for 10 60 to such place.
A lecturer. discoursing upon the characteristics of
women, illustrated thus z" Who the last At tho
cross? Ladies Who the first at the sepslchrc
Ladies'" On this modern Improvement we have heard
of but one thing that beats the above II the finish
ing touch TO marriage CEREMONY performed By an ex
qusite divine, up TO all modern refnements. When he
had thrown the chain OF Hymen around the happy couple
he concluded by saying, now pronounce you hus-
band and lady" The audience stuffed their handker-
chiefs into their mouths, and got out OF the room ~
quickly a. possible TO take breath.