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The Shasta courier., 1854-04-22
UNpRECEDENTED SUCCESS,
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PENkNIFE SKETCHES.

II
Or, Chips of the Old Block.
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ot California scenery and incidents,
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TER. and carefully revised by .Oll Block
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booksellers. Staiioncrs and Newsmen.
Third street. ncxtlPost Office Sacramento.
Dec. 81, 1853. M
The Shasta courier., 1854-04-22

"a In a late abolition speech in New York,
Miss Lucy Stone said
. But know so we'll there is cotton in the
ears OF men; letus look for hope in The bosom,
of women.
Won't you find cotton there too, Miss Lucy
The Shasta courier., 1854-04-22
sTORAGE--RAT PROOF WARE
yJHgTSE.

NOR SALE CHEAP. OR STORAGE Ia
Il ken. The location is perfectly secure from
lire. Amply TO j. G. BOIL.
Shasta, Nov. IL, II
The Shasta courier., 1854-04-22
II. S. KNIGHT. T. .MIrCHELL. NATH. II. CHILD
BOOT AND SHOE E77PGRTING
HOUSE.


THNHE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD RESPECT
n. fully inform the public that they have taken
The store lately occupied by Messrs. Collins
Cushman 4 Co., in Battery street between
Sacramento and California streets, for the pur-
pose of importing and jobbing boots and shoes
Our goods are manufactured expressly for us
nnder the direction of one of our firm, who has
had several years experience in the buSines.
here, and no pains has been spared TO procure
an article peculiarly adapted to the wants OF iht
country and mining trade, and will be sold al
the lowest market rates.
Our stock consists in part of the following ar.
tcles. viz:
Gent's half double soles r. CT and kip boots.
J welted calf "
4" Fine French pump calf 9.
] and / welted kip and calf brogans
Pump, enaneled, goat and calf do
Also, general assortment of ladies' misses
and childrens shoes and boys and youths boots
and shoes, India rubber goods &c &c
Country merchants will do well to call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
KNIGHT, MITCHELL e. CHII.DS
San Francisco. March 1854. mllo5-1m
The Shasta courier., 1854-04-22
{" The best laid plans o mice and men
Gang oft agleg."

Gang oft agleg."
This town, if such it may be called, presents
one of the most melancholy spectacles have
ever seen Here are hundreds of thousands in
vested, and with not probability of ever real
izing tthe of the outlay. Two men were visi-
BILE when we rode in; streets there were none,
but the few fine substantial buildings stood IN
the centre of extensive grass fields. A battalion
of hogs and goats desisted from their hopeless
employment of ascertaining the chances for tod
der around the deserted village, and greeted us,
the first, with grunt of congratulatIoD, and
the latter with stare OF astonIshment; three
persons had actually visited them. In the great
Hotel which is a costly and substantial brick
building, we prosuson of wild vines
sprouting through the crevices of the floors and
running in unresirained liberty along the ropes
stretched from post TO post. Many OF the WIN
dows are broken out, and the fine brick house
intended as Adams & Co.'s Express Office, is
now used as a stable. AT the end of the plank
bridge a sign says, Z" Walk your horses" but
from ev' ry appearance we u Sed that It's admo-
milton was thrown 10 the winds for want of
readers well stocked Grocery store is here,
and a man was reading book in front; our
visit seemed TO be event OF no little import
ance. as we were regarded with great curiosity
/ have often viewed the ruins of ancient cities
and such scenes have never affected me as
this. The one was the result of time, and the
changes brought by the lapse of ages; but here
were all the evidences of wisdom-recent i'm.
provement-everything looking new and untin-
ished and yet bearing the mark of decay and
neglect. No one can stand on these elevated
grounds and gaze around the country without
being sensible of the peculiar fitness Of this To-
caity as site fora town. The arguments in its
favor are unanswerable, and yet there is not
one chance in thousand that Sutter will ever
be more than a temporary residence during the
overfows, which, of course, will occur to some
extent forever. There are numerous instances
throughout the United States, where natural ad-
vantages have not prevailed against the greatest
disadvantages, backed by capital Where the
capital is once invested the improvements will
continue to be made; Benicia, Blakely, (oppo-
site Mobile, and dozens of other places might
be mentioned to illustrate the fact.
The Shasta courier., 1854-04-22
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To This work is NOT the old g Book Of the
Farm. lately rcsuscita,ed and thrown upon the
market mills
The Shasta courier., 1854-04-22

A ride to Sutter few days since proves tt
me that
The Shasta courier., 1854-04-22

THE TowN OF SUTTER.-A few months age
this little town had many friends who were
thoroughly satisfied that il would ultimately dis
tnuce Sacramento in the race TO greatness. Of
the complete failure of all those fond hopes,
the following remarks 10y a correspondent of the
San Francisco AdverttSer, will give one a most
vivid idea -
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31

pdper marehDnsrs.
DIAPER WAREHOUsE.-J. T. DERRICKSOS
40 NO. >" btetmsn ST. off for sale lowest srns
Wunrs fspets. English French and American
news Psper al sizes. wrights aud ansiries
booi Paper. ali sies, weirhia and qsslties
Ifsre Paper fsncy ocofs snd white Of the beat oualts
Hnsns Paper. white snd eolored difersuf via,is
H.ners Paper, tain, and OF The hest quality.
Goth Paper SeI4o and &oxss.
shes'hrs Psper. Of the best quality.
Mrsgptnf Paper, Straw Rag and Manila
Tee Paper. fdferrnt azeA
fsf hoetns Payer. suitable for roofs In roll.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31
fonses f)amteo.

TNURNISHED HOUSE WANTED In a good To-
esop uptown For suit the lease and furniture will be
t,sht Al will be
in rsymeut Address postpaid SECRETARY Boz No. f7 Post
OGce
TIOUSE EWANTED.--Wanted to PURCHASE or
RENT, SMALL HOUSE English basement prefered) be-
s.h and s2dss and Sd and ethsys Addres Sx
BE- step pd.d 10 Immediately.
HOUSE WANTED to RENT-From October to
Ii with the privilege Of six twelve months longer
desired snfse FURNISHED HOUSE with all the modern
6thsvs and fh aud o
cts Address Boz No. l,i3l Post O1hce. .Irt yrr .
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31
fire-proof Safes.

A MOTHER BRILLIANT TRlrMPlI.-The fol-
IA owue c.rifest shove the propty keeping vau
bies in e safe made by sTEARNs aMARVlN: -
WORCESTER Was Arg ~, 1851
Noses srE.Rss MaRvS New Yors-GEaheHcs. The great
fr. vhch1ook place here the 18th June last the mo de-
that has occurred Ia this ctCn OF country ~tia
yts An ohers srmoy-a large three story odsn .d
nl-vs soutleJ. copsuned In the building the Safe
Mr. Marin several nceone Of Wdcrs
Patent with Rich- nanug books snd papes
shch preserved; erd well sasnsd tha
you indeed FiRIPgooF SAFE that intend purchase
auSth I'D OF the kinF
R..pefsIy YOUR. &c. ALLEN, I IURBER & 60
eorurrte the sbov- St y hand
Mhrefccuu. Ncs lii and l6 Nat-rst STEARNS MARVIN
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31
CHARLES ". HOLMES, Auctoneer.
,ALE of ELEGANT FURNITURE, PIANO

CHAnLEs ". HOLMES, Aucioneer
GALE of ELEGANT FURNITURE, PIANO
OtORTE, CARPETS PAINTINGS &C., at Aacsica-c w
HOLMts viii sell TOMORROW, (ydsyD pit T. o'clock
the 6st class s'ory House sthst hree
doors east Rosewood Of Paro
satin broeae finely carved nahosany s1itein Push
m err PiaDoFore III perect orders elegant
ross fuel, Gishtd rosewood E.cntors
Fsse with top aud oval mirror doors aud bsc aud
sew e (h rcb bocsG; Sofas Paor Chas and Rockers;
collection Cf o Pnn. aud steel plate EnssvIoss ia h,nd
some aes; lot OF rich China and Haware; Ivory Cut,
ry; elegant Mantle OIDaents rich Tapestry Cipes
mahogany Fl, nch Bedseads, with pae end Mat
r.sts m Botead rosewood and mahogany Dressing
sus Wshsisrds Toilet sels Feather Beds olits, Boers
Fnovs paiossny walnut EheLs Dining Tables China
DI ner SETS Basement Furniture &c sale commence
a ~ O'clock precisely
" 5 NsLIos Auct oueer-By aoUGHroS n MELLoR
THIS DAY, (Thursday.) at l0t o'clock, at No.
li3 No.su.t. Positive sale Of csBiNEr FURNITURE,
c To close large and bsiuni
OF Furniture well worthy the
furshrg Also Rosewood PiancFortes Catalogues
n oruDs of sale
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31
Tnilcrp ann 6arhmarr.

CHOyELS SPADES and SCOOPS-MANUFAC-
- OLD COLONY IRoS CoMPAsy-rhe assortment
comprises did, qualities and szs complete nat oi
which ob'sinsd application the tne
hardly fail fnd stock almost de-
scrou Spades Scoop hs maybe wanted and At
pcs suit closest buyers JOHN BUSSNG No - CLf'
ct New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31
Sustruri,ou.

A LADY OF superior education and experience in
~ teshrs rs t,ke charge tbs EDUCATION Of SIX
YOUNG LADIES To ent1 boarding WANING travel oI
ttnse wi gte either ataess NEGLECT
and require much individual attention thI. oppouoy rarely
70 be found For particulars address Y T. Boz 1872 Tribune or
Gee. Terms low.
A BEAUTIFUL ACCOMPLISHMENTS
IN nf from Mature rapidly ard beautifully taught Amer.
School Design No .SS Broadway For cir address
s. WOOD, Jr.
RERNABD d REDFIELD's ENGLISH,
DfhENCH SPANISH spd CLASSICAL BOARDING and
DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG GENTLEMEN No 2d-sv corner
81 Mas.plsee. viii reopen on MONDAY. Sept IL
BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL.-Mra MACAU-
- LEI VIII reopen her schoo, THURSDAY sspt.bc. H. H
No IS East 2isst ees~een Brcsd~.y and 'th sv.
ROARDlNG and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG
- LADIES' at No 70 South Willis msburrh under III.
charge Of MARY HOPPER and FANNY s. WATSON will be
n5peDed TUESDAY Sept For Circuls &c sddreE q
above. -
RROOKLYN HEIGHTS.-Mons. aud Madame
~ BIRTEAUS FRENCH and ENGLISH BOARDING. sod
r.or.o on H0Enay n ,evl.s. pent o. WI
the lrsSitutioa
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31
6rust Compamp.

UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY Of NEW
u YORK No. a. WALLsT., Manhsttsp ssileins
CAPITAL. - 100000.
Tbb Company legal dep sosy paid into Csssts
and Il Al, Guardian Receiver of Eststss
INTEREST DEPOSITS
Of In teloaDs
Fou nopthsS cess
Por period payable ~ slor nessoe ..'..t peg sss
TRusTsEs
Jcserh Lawrence, feterC Coorsr
Luther Brsdish, yosefh Wtser,
Robert Kelly, Greene o,onson.
Frederick sheldon. yonn " fnr'ps,
Frssu Corning, snsphero nnspP
anx.l phrlns Wa'ts sherman
David Hsaeen, Mtssa nant'
Johp J. Cisco. " Arnosd
Darrell =. Miller. Mhnsm .neksf,
james SuySam. BF Whseiwrish
Thomas Soc0mb, fdnApd CONN,
Caleb O. Hssted, Jacob usr.n,
Rsas,n vi " slworth Edwin Morgan,
Thomas Tleson.
yopx A STEWART Sec IOsEPH LAWRENCE. Pr-sidsst-
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31
2. CoLToy, Auctloneer. - . . :,
4 ARGE and EXTENSIVE SALE of ROSEWOOD


I ARGE and EXTENSIVE SALE OF ROSEWOOD
i ard MAHOGANY FURNITURE CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS,
1HREE FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS ONE ROSEWooD
FIANO-FORIE pOZEN CHAIRS. &c. &cF COLrOS slii
SCI. THIS DAY Thursday August 81 l0i o'clock the Aac-
50 BeekmaBs ags assortment oi k)sr-
WOOD and MAHOGANY FURNITURE of various kinds II
will comprise Of Paro Faniure n Crimson Bocs'
" French and Gothic Bdstesds sec
sr. sua Vosite aud Gothic C,srs
Vose do richly Roe kng DO Rosroos and M
kuny top Center Sis- Tsbes Oak aud sek
Walnut Dining Tea do Dressing ard Plain Bureaus Waa'
stances and Nokards touches Couch Bedrsds Qusstts
Exrer sion French PsEs Mirrors on Paintings Hair
Mattresses Psises Silver Plated Ware &c &c al one good
R, weed Piano e dozen Black Wanu; and
Curl Maple Chairs 81 Cottage becesd suitable for the trsdei
n all the Furniture family that be ii
in amer sale Catalogues Thursday morning. aad
,ffps
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31
8nmmer Retreats.

nOkRD in the COUNTRY-On reasonable terms
ID large Hesss tenxhuIy stsssd on the Hishts OF ford
snA pes the pItsto the siem Railroad Application
ss 80 70 Mssxs sfEARSs MARVIN. No no waserst,
or 6ARsH, BROTHERs Co. No. 50 BeskDsn.st
bOCKAWAY.-The PAVILION HOTEL.-The
N Prspkto Of thh Hsse Ia sknowiedEnS the Ssneous
posoffhe psbe whh has made th not only
nJorps he that Hotel viii be KEPT OPEN TIL
i<h and that there are now sono o' sne o
nooun N the Hosse tinenesved
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31
HnilDJ,lu iHGferidis.

DHiIDlilN Ihufttuie
ENCAUSTIC TILES for Floors Of Churches ssd
IL Public Buidiuss fof Vs.bules Halls
Hesiths IL Dwelling. These Tiles Of u
uhulis hsro ard strong sod
the is-t houses Ia ell l.ffs Of the
OAREKihk CGlN.EfTOP-, slired sJis
srectne Dded Down ns's houses
.is1 by srehi,rcu centrally For sa'e
MILLER. COATES { YOULE. No Zs pearis~
I IGIiTNING RODS for BUILDINGS and SHIPS
~ -OTIo PAT 1EhTThe onS ss Rod Ais, per foot
he STABLE ROD The Rod gnnns through gla Bs Alens
supIed st the lowest prces POprie'ors LYON NANUFAc
TURING Co No 543 BrOsdwsy.
COLD WROUGHT IRON BEAMS for FIRE
~ PROOF BUILDINGS, VAULTS. STORE FRONTS ROOFS.
eo1h uBoe sned prepared 10 furph s0d wrought
d specified lengths price which enables
fsro tuio TO BE- erected moderate adyaaes The
q Tue public invited
building Of aosrs HGrrs Brothers 10 CGs where they
b,tu used. Fox further iEiITm AiOn spuls
COOPER HEWITT, No. IL Burlingsip
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31
3ales up AufiioN.
=. No,srGS 2 s n1gsHr gsHrAxsTETsiyE Asi!l;sisiil SALE Of

n : HorCH Auctipu-er J..
VsolfWoop VGllWo "a "a maaooasY HovsgaoLn ggsy t
taas 5L p a ss2ksSs,Is
SIoSs de- aOUGH ehsssr wi, % eel srss ri,, oar
is,s:, - 9 (. (. res ..a s.sssss 'ss,s
s i.i.s:s. sS ess'' -. .sa o.ss ssa' rs
es.a rss. WOOD plate doos I'D - ni
ssss1a'y so s.S -. a sfsnss So.s as Oh r'
ina. essa. variety Of ,1sS. s T"o .r, csp-is. ais,
bns.i. and Ingram. sKelsa vaney 81 e.s 20 III ss
.ss as'.. LII coiase cai oan.s Ell s:s s,s ,o
T.s Silver Ware VIZ Ies ct ogses .es. clisr, Ca,
stor. Ciins Bohemian aud pisiu az oesas,s ~ avs
S... iss .n. sb ssaap.s @.nes.y s.
s ns 9 s.. pain DO .hss.ny Rcssr, ad
Chair; S0ss' @s, ess sale
ATAUCTION-AFARM OF l06 acres IN Monmoatn
"A New J, . s% ks,Y"s s.is i. % ,.i os -
tsrsI 9ts EIcKs gS: ss: Hs.a sifGsDxY :p
srskscs . nsssgvs1s sssS Ss' FowLEi; WELLS
MIs.s A.edonssr g. D..
QY BANGS. BROTHER Co., Trade oaie n0'"'
---NT MATHEW JosD.x, aassloass. c.,,
DY JORDAN & NORTON, Aucticneers and Com
ID as,n Meschana, No. $50 Broadway suP 'sar'' oe'Ss''
[;yR: i:'.5sy TaIRsDAS 4 tSsSf 60 Aug
y.a Of the lie dscs..sd Carved M,,s. a'ps
sea sessodns Ropes end Poles. Hinges. s.iI. M,a.us
u will be f0und in the Csaosue al the sore
No. 10 Na,ssust, on Monday, Aug y. Inst
W. A CAsrta Auetoueer-Stoe n pey St, cor oreenwea
LINE GROCERIES, HORSE, WAGON ana
HARNESS No 4z7 sxbsv, corner of 2sth St Is!
It oclcck snd Black Tea. Coffee SPICES
Peis sne Brandy Wine ard other 9uor. wood sna s
Cirss Tobacco Psev.s &c also Lease OF the store VIC
uprs star Casks Scales arEe and superior ieeDok
Coffee Mill, So. Deposit required
EORT HAMILTON PROPERTY at AUCTION
LOTS Sf 8 ~ yfS s ri ga
81 80 ard 81 each csy et 0ciock W.
Tbese poriono the property sold last yesf out an
nire rev rot beautifully situated and between the TWO primer
rel avenues rslc.d to be run directly In ont on od M
.rd seauho.ts pv and from Fo Haaison est um
thus r,nd. ring the property sccessbe BY snd wen
window OF sn ordnsiy sle a"
e on sry oi6n Of around be uh we" 81 ne
3sy Narrows Hishsnds New Jersey Ststen Island bstn oouy
Issid and the whole surroannns country
beet views IN the world Toe stes n.r
Pier No. at a. o'clock NJ and oe ~
Title perfect positive For trre nesets rnrl- s inqe
Of J. w. BARKER, or T. MoULToS Ancaoo-.r .s.sls-
JosEPH EgGEMN, Auctioneer. .
HOUSEHOLD FURNIICRE.-FRlDAI, sept.
II O'clock 7. NJ at No. 81 Besehplsne near DesN.,t
South Brooklyn will sell Carpets, Chsis Tables bedsead Mat
tresss. ac., &c. ----------
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31
nF1EIyF RS sSAIE.-HARDWARE AUCTION

bECEINERs SALE.-fiARDWA AXE AUClION
III NOTICE-eTOCK If Hardware, TOOLS aud HOUSE
FURNISHING aRrICLES-JOEN z. VAN ANTWERP SCs
will URSDAY Slst inst at 10 o'clock az Me- 10 bbs
buildings Sd aud shst the entire stock contained 10
th above store credit Of 81 days for approved
dod CONSISTING in part OF Table and snal%uey 'ui
quality Tools aud Builders Hardware hoi-s-
,ring articles goods &c all in eNcoe order Aso
TIE whole ias Fixtures Full particulars ia esta
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31

rJ>C LET--With immediate possession. the FIRST
se BosIdsp hs accommodated BY inqudns ss above
Yl,O LET-HOUSE No. 4 Garden-row. l1th.st,. just
w, oCshay Rent from gst lst Nay ssia fo..-sioa
sVen immsd Aly. Inquire the DJsperss biA Once Ss '
bIo-dwty - -
ITO IET-To snail family, the UPPER PART
Of HOusvNa SIS cpston~t consisting Of Front Psriof,
Bah Room sla Bfdsoen- Issuisc = abav
rINO Little Sne HOUSE No. l79 West 21d-st,
near stb sv rent Ae No. las Esss lfh st near "a
Az nj ssp also No z6r Wet i3ht 100 Al.o. No.
lS sIthst ehsv <i5 Ao, Store and hous..
House; rert ESQ Hoa.e and Store sthsv SsshI;
Iert 1913 The Dwelling Housss have baths. &c
Ofsec spsn from morning 10 D H. the cvsninf -
YJ,O LET-To mall families, the FIRST FLOOR
and BASEMENT OF fhe brick hose +ssbst,
Bm.5wsy Rent month Aso thr SECOND TIL RD ssd
EopRIH FLOORS Rent +l5, I'll and ~ psr mjnfh
V,O LET-A FURNISHED COUNTRY SEAT,
,rs ICED isd Gsii 5SSyeIi to the city, Inquire
ITO LET or LEASE-Six large ROOMS, with
Steam PSwer Inquire Of W II ANDERSON, Yonksn. ssd
}. BURHEs. No 1872 Brosdws,, N 7.
YJSO LET-The TWO-STORY DOUBLE FRAME
u HOUSE TWO LOTS Of LAND the sou.hcly see OF
ssthst 30 ,e.t ees of6.hsv Appy At No u Brosa.s..
SNO LET.-The First, Third and Fourth FLOORS
large fiont ssese No AM Bovsy and Poe
session given mnsds.y For psrcs.a'ss rsir q
rTO TEACHERS-Rsre Chance..A SCHOOL
ROOM fsn.hed and sre enough for hy scholar 70 LET
=; " 60 az srnstion unsurpassed
v "a ysrv Se.le foY School Of either Rent *
Ioqure Of b. HOLDEN, No. 81 Bond-st -
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-12-07

Hoes. The market still continues very
quiet. and even buyers differ very widely
in their views, The only positive sale
we have heard of was 900 prime corn.
fed at S4 50, four months. 1t is proper
to stale, however, that this price is far
above the views of some purchasers who
are not wiling to 90 over $4 net. Inferior
or light hogs range as low as 1915 net.
There are buyers al the highest figure for
prime hogs, ANY one doubts our state.
ment VINO has hogs for sale, we can in.
form him who The buyers are, uams from
the block are offered at cents cash, and
Sou'ders at 3 cents. ....
Messrs. O@sley, kinnaird & Co. had
killed up to last evening 8. 1913 head
LouiSuiHe Journal, l6h. ,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-12-07

LOGON TIVE SHOPS IN THE UNITED
SrATES.-There are forty establishments
in the United States engaged in the man.
ufbcture of Locomotive Engines. These
shops. it is estimated, turn out IN busy
times atleas, 200 locomotives in year,
About 5000 hands are employed, whose
wages are about So 50O0OO per annum.
The iron consumed exceeds As 600 tons
annually. The value of the products OF
these works is full $40 00C 900 per an
mum.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-12-07

The man who don't love babies is a
mons'e'. In one Of our courts recently,
on a witness leslifying that the prisoner
al the bar had Il utmost aversion 10 hu.
aianity in the infantile department, the
Judge at once sentenced the rascal to
two years longer Imprisonment than was
at first intended.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-12-07

MIXD YOUR PRONUYCIATIoN.--A young
gentleman of our acquaintance created
quite a sensation few evenings since
while reading to circle of young ladie
poetic ehusion ITO beautiful belle"
by pronouncing the latter word in two
syllables
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-12-07

0-y-A very loquacicus lady once of.
tered to bet her husband fifty dollars, t at
she would not speak word for week
'Donrp said the delighted husband, sta
kinu the money. which the lady immedl
ateiy put into her pocket, observing very
gravely that she would secre it until the
wager was decided.
why, madame cried the husband,
| have won it already
you are mistaken in the tme,' said
the lady; 4 mean the week after am
buried