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Latest News from the Seat q
flames ESGGiS

WISHES TO inform his friends, and S
w rity generally. that he shall continue on
ufacture Boots and Shoes of all descriptions N
old stand, one door south Of james Stewards stoI
Cadiz lie warrants his work to be equal I'd iAd5
mnde in the county, and he will sell little cheaper
than the cheapest for cash. Persons whishing to
purchase any thing in his line, will ind it to their
interest to cali and examine his stock He hes work
made to order in the best of tye the shortest no.
tice, and at the lowest cash price.
JAMES BANISTES.
Cndiz. o. May II, 1854
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stRlns.es other remedies, in being more eeflaia.
less Sl engiye and leaving the system ~ better
phet tfrce) containing ample pr ,o from the incss
rus eciube sources Of the bene vial results OF lu
use; together with letters from mighty experiences
ysltltns, who have used it in ,helE pracnSs, ASA
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NE AS0E'S ORIGINAL CHALLENGE BLAcKING, large
4EA and fresh supply for sale cheap by
april 20, 1853 JOHN BEALL.
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j. M. ES T EP,
A u T Q r w EgY a. z L. Wy

CADlH, OHIO
Office Market st. two doors below Stewards corner,
COLLECTIONS in this and adjoining Counties
carefully attended to- and special attention given to
coNvEYANcING. dec. 20, 1854.
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Final Accounts.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following nc.
IN counts have beeu filed in the Probate Court oi
Harrison county, Chic, fur settlement:
The account Of RusnnRh T. Ladd guardian Of Ma
~ Elzsbsth Ladt and others, minors
The final account Of Benjamin Heath as executor
OF Edward Heath, deceased And that the same
will be examined and passed upon by the undersign
cd on the 25th day of November next.
October %, 81. b. w. NElRS, Probate Judge.
nR. HALLS Balsam for the Lungs, this article
~ perhaps has a greater reputation Tor curing dis.
eases of the LunEs than any medicine Of the kind
now in use, for sale by nov % 1883 J BEALL
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Attention, Gentlemen!
LGesgrONeJ bv Fire

pei WEEN the years 1880 and 1854 large and
ID valuable tracks Of timber have been cut down
and sacrificed to the flames, for the want of proper
machinery to make il valuable.
Having purchased the right to manufacture and
use Woods improved shing!e machine in the county
OF Harrison, now offer for sale township or indi-
vldual rights favorable terms This Justly cele-
brotcd machine will make and joint from 50 to 100
montls can be produced from the highest mochani-
cal authOrityin the lund. Specimens Of lis work can
be seen at VIM. lIogg's or J. P. Woods, Cadiz To
individuals wishing to purchase rights of this ma
chime, we warrant 1T t" make in value as many
merchantable shingles as will pay for machine and
right in one week; or we will refund the money
DEFILBLloS q BRADEN.
May TO- l953-6m pi.
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E.g-Show D. Levy & Co.'S advertisement
TO all your neighbors as it is to You, inter.
est.
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pUBLIC VENnUE.

T7T1E subscriber will offer at public sale at his res
L. idence in Cadiz, on Thursday, December Il,
1854, grea! variety Of
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
conlisting Of Bureaus, Book Case, Chairs, Tables
Stands, Bodstoads, Clocks, Carpets Table Ware,
and EuslL MnILrnaaas
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yEiIltns, who have used it in 'helF praSass, asa
uA ttUi. tLcir o"n ohs sryatons.
kEFEREN CES:
P. p, Frckiaui, VI. u Usca, n, Y.
l.. =, Fl&mn9, " D., ttochssisT, y 7.
NJ. u. Mills, ". D. Rochester, n y
D. y. Fonte, VI D., Svracu,e, \. Z.
Prot Dunbar " d., BaltimoTe, md
J {. Orrick. u. D., Baltimore, Md.
w. W Reese, H. ID New York city.
w Prescott, NJ D., Concord, N H.
}. P, Ncwlana, Vi. D., Utica,N Y.
Rev G. > hCHrf, Glenn Springs, c.
AMPlILEro 10 BEHAD GRATIS AT
STORE OF
JorS NcBEAH, Agent Druggist, Csdiz, O. AlsS
Bv {. H. Fa"ceu 4 Co, MI Pleasant, Hs''A Il
McCutcheon, St9ubenyile, and hJ Druggists EsHsr'
ally.
RrJ-Nor!aE TO THE UnFoRTuHLTE FsyALE.
! feel it, duty incumbent upon mssiif 10 dHrIsrs
publicly the great blessing DR.. Harchisl's uiedas
Gatholicon has proved to mc. For fwo yesFs ny
health was miserable; was almost uRalile % WALK.
Physicians pronounced my case falling % UI. w1Eae,
oxtgn sive uuhratons commencing WIKI Guor slbSs~
The pains. irrtaon, pr05traN2n, and the intoisFa'
bic fCrtIi iiscNGr.e rendered life almost hvrdSa-
In this mi erGoie condiAGn, DR.. +. +. Ne~laDd re-
commended Dr.. NInrchiEis Uterine Catho!lcoH -
Atier taking our bottles / find myself Ia P%flsSa
heulth. Gratitude for restoration makes m
ly drsire tha. all my sex alike untortun
hnd sure relief from this inc SiinGble medi
EIII tBEFH A NEWLAED,
No - Wesi ST., UtieA, n. Y.
The above stateme IT. know tn he true.
FP. NEWiAND, NJ. D, Utica, N. y.
havano hesitation in saying ur. Anarchists C'st-
inc CATH coH is invaluable uterine diseases gss'
orally. have used it in fiuor Albus, AmenoFrh~as
Prolnpeus IItei, and in cases of extensive u0a's'
ton OF the vagn and Of uteri is worthy al tAS
''''''' JOHN G. ORiIICK, NJ. d Baltimore, MI
! ltJ-J. B. Marchis & Co PropTie!ors, Central pe-
pot, 3C4 Ctoadway. n. Y. aug ., 81 ea
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Z, PHILLIPS 4 soU.

I'VE dealers in Trunks and travllng sacks, Mo
roco & kid-akins lining and binding do rcggs
Nails, thread and shoe-tindings gcIeraly keep
santy for sale an assortment Of the above ticles ur
al their old stand oposit tlcPublic offices Cadi2,O
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LOST or. STOLEN.

TIME subscriber lost en- Saturday, the 18th day of
! November, 1854, between the store OF james
Matthews and &. B. Bar.ett's Si,vorsmith Shop, a
pocket book containing check on the Harrison
branch Bank calling Tor $40, numbered 4264. All
persons are warned against purchasing said check
Any person finding the check, and returning it 10
me shall be literally rewatded.
JOHN MATTHEWS.
Cndiz, Ohio November22 1854.
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D. LEV g. co.

New Baltimore Store,
ITAVE received one Of the largest and best as.
L l. sormeIts of Dry Goods ands Ready msda
clcihllg eve. brought TO Csdiz; they buy ehsRtrr
and sell lIcheapcr tan any other cssabashaeht u ne
piuce R - tnoys is5$.l
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Good News to All!

A HEAVY stock of Full and Winter Goods re.
IN ceivcd few weeks since. We have been sci
ling so rapidly that we coIld not tnke time to ad-
wise the public of heir arrival. We now, however,
politely extend to MI aninvitation call and exam
inc our magnificent stock, which we hope will please
in price WIN HOGG u w.
Novpmh,r % 1854
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- NEW and second handed Buggies for sale. Cal
- soon, as they must be sold.
nov %, "a WIN IlOGG & co.
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Examiners Notice u TeaoheTs.

NJ EW ARRANl EN- + FS.4-, ,gIsteaf,er Tiers
soncounty during the year, lzgan lhe insf kFSdsy
of April and October, at e case the seHii- spnuai
Unild Iastitute for the cnilatias 1T lsilcFs0n sn4
Harrison, and on The last Fridays Of January sud
June. Since al answers 70 questions asd v r.
three tsofphpes and pan and INK asaa faGlnx
book. All exarilinaHanst 10 BE- hsidins CEdIz NJ
private, exanlingtions.
Circulars continuing the rules nrd Hegplailans by
Which the BNari Willie governed, will ba aantt0 h
the tawnsliips in tie county
BY orslsg 81 l4hes Doa7d
.. N WOOD. EiDsk
Cadiz, Oct ., 1854 -2w. ~
~
E6l&kfA LAS P9.tK wanted for wllieh tia hiak
I1UUO est masset price wIl lhc Eignn BY
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w RIrING, LETTER, Commercial Note, and
w Fancy paper tOr sale low by J BEALL
nov Ih 81
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DARKERS, series of popular school books for sale
by nov IL SO J BEAIL
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ATTENTIONS! !!

A LII those who are indebted or have unsettled
~ accounts with SIIOTWEIlI. e. CRABB are
desired 70 call and attend to the payment and
paid claims will shortly be placed in way forcol.
lection. H LYONS, sAssignec.
Eevernbar 1876 4w
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Amusements during the Holidays.

Amusements during the Holidays.
We have heard Of the following festivals
coming off during the coming holidays:
On Christmas day, (ne1t Monday,) there
will be grand Railroad celebration and
dinner at the Junction. The new house
lately erected at that place by Mr.. John
Mcclure, and called the "Park's House"
is to be opened on that occasion. All thai
are fond of fun, mirth and frolic will be on
hands. We understand that special train
will be run at that time.
Same night, there will be splendid par
ty given at the Mansion House where those
who delightin treading the eight fantastic
toe" will exercise Themselves. This party
will bt ahead Of anything of the kind du.
ring the season.
On tbs following Thursday evening, til,
members of the Social Degree and Temple
Of Honor, intend to have splendid oystei
supper, served up in the Hall. This viii
be an affair that will be hard to beat.
Taking every thing into consideration,
y ''next week will be one Of the weeks"--c
eek long to b. remembered for mirth
hilarity and fun. Success We say to Il ost
who engage in it.
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GtLUFER and Timothy Seed for sale at
~ nov %, 81. WIN HOGG g. COS.
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Final Acc cunts.
Our Sd supply Of Bonnets.

TuST tohand, our third supply of Bonnets among
u which are some nice plain straw, French, Brill
liant and Fancy silk, aso panama HATS, call & see
them, we will sell them cheap. VIM. HoGG & co
Cndiz, May 81, 1854.
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DEATH or RoBsRT HANSA.--We copy the
following obituary Of this gentleman. who
Is we'll known in this community, from the
Cambridge 70. J Jcffersonian:-
Robert Hanna. Of Mercer. Mercer county,
Pa. departed this life on the 9Th ult., aged
about 67 years. With the deceased we
were long acquainted. In his youthful days
he was resident Of Guernsey county He
afterwards removed to Jefferson county, and
becoming connected with the Mt. Pleasant
Bank, and pursuing an economical course,
he soon laid the foundation for the great
wealth he possessed in after years. Upon
leaving Mt. Pleasant. he Afterwards removed
to Cadiz, where he carriedon The merchan.
dizing business form number Of years. 81
1 From Cidis hs rsmoycd TO Mercer. /.
Although somewhat eeccniric In his man.
ners. the deceased possessed large share
of bencYolencc. IIe was smphatically 1
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AMERICAN 4 FOREIGN AGENCY,

Opp0sitc The Treasury Department., Wdihington
FINDER the direction Of AARON HAIaHr PALMER
- Counsellor of the Supreme Court Of the Uni
ted States, and Consul General of the Republic Of
Ecuador, for the United States established for the
prosecution and recovery of claims of American ci t.
zens on foreign Governments; or the United States
before Congress, the Executive Departments of the
Federal Government and Boards OF Commissioners
sitting in Washington; recovery of debts, lsgacies
and inheritances in the United States and foreign
countries investments in United States and State
securities; collections generally, remttances and
other money business. Having efficient and reia-
BILE correspondents in the several States and Terri.
tories Of the Union, in Mexico, Central and South
America the chief cities Of Europe in Australia In
dia, and China, the unAsignSd is prepared to give
his prompt and fithfal attention to all business
that may be confdsd to hiaagenc5.
feb l5-W1y AARON n. PALMER.
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UNITED STATES NAIL.
Posf OFFICE DKpARfNEHY,

Posf OFFICE DIpARfxEn,
Aug. 18th, 1854.
L States from the first day OF January, 1854, to
the Both day Of June. 1858, the following routes
on the Mississippi I'll be received at the Contract
Office Of the Post Once Department, in the city Of
Washington, until O'Clock a. M, of the 9th Eovem-
Der, 1854 ito be decided by 1ith of the same month y
No. 6102-From Cairo, Ill, by Memphis, Tenn,
Napoleon, Ark, Vicbsburg, Miss, Matches
and Baton Rouge, La, to New Orleans,
1,0f5 miles and hack, daily, in safe and
suitable steamb, ats.
Leave Cairo daily at 8 IN
Arrive at New Orleans in days, by SPIN
Leave New Orleans daily at m
Arrive at Cairo IN six days by s pm
No. 5l02c-From Csiro, Ill, by Columbus, Ky. Hic-
mans, New Madrid, Mo Ashport, Tenn,
H;ckman's Bend, Ark, Fulton, Tenn,
Oscsols, Ark, Pecan Point, Randolph,
Tenn, and oldham, Ark to Memphis,
Tenn, twenty-four miles and back, three
times a week, in safe and suitable seam
boats.
Leave Cairo every Monday, Wednesday and Fri
Arrive at Memphis in 81 hours, by7p m next
day
Leave Memphis every Tuesday, Thursday and
Arrive at Cairo in 81 hours, by m next
days.
MISSISSIPPI
No. 73l1-From Vicksburg, by Young's Point, La +,
a.
Miss, LAX. Providence, La, Princeton,
Miss, Grand Lske, Ark, Point Worthing
ton, Miss, Greenville, Columbia, Ark,
Gains Landing, and Victoria, Miss q, to
Napoleon, ARK, go niles and back, three
times q week, in safe and suitable steam
boats.
Leave vi ksburg every Monday, Wednesday,
and Thursday at
Arrive at Napoleon every Friday, saturdsy and
Sunday ty pm
Leave Napoleon every Saturday, Wednesday,
and Monday at IN
Arrive at Vicksburg every Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday by 6 p m
ILLINOIS
No. 1S5T-Frem Rock Island, Ill by Hampton
Fort Byron, Cordovs, Albany, Fulton, Ss
vannsh, LIE Cl.ire, Iowa, Cams ncbe, Ly
ons, Tabula, and Bellevue, to Galena, Ill
one hundred miles and back, three
times a week, in safe and suitable steam
boats.
Bidders will propose q schedule
For form Of proposals, guarantee, and certificate
also instructions and requirements, embracing con
ditons to he incorporated in the contracts to such
extent as the department may deem properly see I'D
vertissment inviting proposals for mali service Oh
| tbs Mississippi river, dated June Z, 1854.
JAMES CAM BELL, Postmaster Gen1.
aug 31-eo1m
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A NEW CONVERT TO SPIRITUALISM.-
The Rev. Jesse B. Ferguson, of Nash.
vile, Tennessee, said to be one of the
most eloquent and prominent clergymen
In the Christian denomination, has re-
Gently declared his firm belief in favor of
spiritualism, as will be seen from the
following extract from his discourse de-
ivered to his congregation q few weeks
since, and which is copied from the Nash
vile Evening News of August 10th:
1t has been said you believe in spir.
itualism. l answer, unhesitatingly, I
do. So far as the word spiritualism rem.
resents the opposite of the materialistic
philosophy, l do not remember when /
was not spiritualist. So far as it might
represent devotion to spiritual things,
such as truth, holiness, charity, it is NV
profession to to be q spiritualist. And
SO far as it represents now an acceptance
of the possibility of spirit intercourse with
man, 1t is but candor to say, believe it
without hesitancy and without doubt.
That there are many absurdities and
some mischief connected with what claims
to be spiritual manifestation I know. but
huOW oioO tloS SuCIC Is luuCu CTuCQ and
good. My brethren, / have examined
this question in all the reverence for
God and love for truth which my nature
and circumstances are capable. At home
and abroad, for days and weeks together,
alone and in company, with believers
and skeptics, | have investigated; and.I
could neither be an honest man or z NH.
lanthropist, did l not say that 1 know
that I have had intelligent and blissful
communion with departed spirits. I
have rad all of note that has been said
against it. / heard it called humbue.
imposture, and the works of the Wicked
One. Iknow the prejudices against it,
and would not needlessly offend them.
But say to you as your friend, your
preacher, and as one that must suffer
more for this avowal than all others pre-
sent, it is neither humbug nor imposture,
nor the work of the Devil, saving to those
who make humbug and deception of the
hottest privileges of man." I.
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MARRIED L1FE-Witb;n . fav y.

MARRIED LIFE.-Within few years,
cases OF difficulty, misunderstanding, and
separation In married life have greatly
increased, and the alleged cause, in the ma
Jorlty of instances, has been "incompat-
l6llity OF disposition" 1t often happens
that tastes differs widely with reference
to company, social amusements, modes
ofilying, and worldly appearances.
The husband, for example, may be a
BUSINESS man, actively and arduously en-
gagged throughout the day, and exhaust.
ed IN some degree by nightfall. Under
such circumstances, tits unreasonable in
the wife to expect him to enter into the
giddy mazes of fashion, to keep up till
midnight at brilliant party, and to fol-
low. night after night, or even several
during each week. Either one three things
must give way under such policy-t6e
neslth' the business, or the social festival.
Inc two former are among the essentials,
and hence they should not be trifed with.
a sensible woman will so understand the
case, and govern herself accordingly.
Inc wife should consider the out door
world, and the anxieties to which all men
oil business are more or less liable. One
OF the first duties which man owes to
ms wife, is to provide her with the com.
forts of social existence, and this can
only be done by prompt and faithful at
tendance to his business; and one of the
trst duties which a wife owes to her hus-
band, is to make his home cheerful, SUNNY,
sacred-the happiest spot on earth. Let
her surround 1t with every possible temp.
tat,on, let her always welcome him with
smile-let his wishes be the prominent
thought IN her heart and her mind, and
she will win him away from thousand
destinations of the out door world.
Nothing" says a celebrated writer.
"could be more touching than to behold
soft and tender female, who had been
all weakness and dependence, and alive
to every trivial roughness while treading
the prosperous path of life, suddenly
arising to mental force, to be the COM
forter and supporter of the husband
under misfortunes, abiding with un-
shrinking frmness the bitterest blast of
adversely. As the vine which has long
twined its graceful foliage about the oaL,
aud has been lifted by it into sunshine
will, when the hardy plant has been
rlfted by the thunderbolt, cling around it
with its caressing tendrils and bind I'D
ITS shattered boughs; so, too, it is beau
tlfuliy ordained by Providence that wo-
man, who is the ornament and depend
snce OF a man in happier hours, should
be his stay and solace when smitten with
dire calamity, winding herself into the
rugged recesSes of his nature, tenderly
supporting his dropping head, and bind
ing up his broken heart"
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Arrival and Departure Of Ocean Steamers.
FIRE GLIDING, GALvANIZING, AND
ELECTRO SILVER-PLATING.

u LABARRE would respectfully inf rm the pub
l. lie that he has opened a Shop at the corner
and 10th Streets In the above business and is now
ready to receive orders in any branch, namely:
FIRE GLIDING
on all kinds Of ornaments for churches, chalices,
ewels, and regsiia for Free Masons, Odd Fellows
and other societies., military ornaments, &C. Also,
SILVER AND BRASS WATCHES,
Chains, Goblets, Locsets, Tea and Table Spoons.
Dessert and Butter Knives.
ELECTRO SILVER-PLATING
On Military Ornaments, Fruit Baskets, Walters
Candesticks, and Cassets.
Also, Silver plating for Plumbers, Gas Filters DC
All ornaments for military, Free Mssons, o.: al.
lows, and other Societies and Clubs ns,.a to ordar
on the shortest notice. "10'i
FRlS.,UIs LABARRE,
corner q Ia 10th SITS west, near Pa ave.
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"GLENWOOD CEMETERY

THIS beautiful burial place of the dead having
Il just been dedicated with appropriate ceremonies
for the purpose is open for the reception of the
remains of deceased persons.
The MAUSOLEUM has capacity for q hundred
bodies, in which such friends CT the dead a. may
apply can place the departed until they select sites
for the graves.
The plan of the incorporators is one Of equality In
regard to the lots, which will not be put up publicly
for sale, (slthough they usually bring premium }
making the early selection Of lots the most desr
able.
Until an Office is established in the city Of Wash.
ingtcn, applications will be punctually att nded
to at the present Office in the east wing OF the build
ing on entering the Cemetery.
WIN. 8. HUMPHREYS
N. B-Glenwood is situated short distance due
north Of ths Capitol. aug 11-Sm
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TO MAKE YOUR HAIR CURL.

hOfDAh Of lf1E uOhLO.
TUE Great Wonder of the World has at length
L been discovered. You cannot make one hair
white CT black, but Mr.. BYRON Il. ROBB has at
ngth procured the truth OF the great secret after
much study, toll. and expense, how to make the
hair curl and wave in the most graceful manner for
life. The proprietor has travelled through varic u,
parts Of Europe for upwards Of nine in search
Of the celebrated chemist and psychologist, NJ
jacques, and has at length found him in Italy, and
purchased Of him the receipt for the sum of s. 600
All persons having the most uncouth and coal 80
looking hair have il transformed into the most
beautiful and curling appearance that could be de
sired. The composition Of which the article Is CON
posed will not cost than SO cents and but ons
application is needed to the hair it to wav,
in the most uniform and perfect manner for life
and thus improve the looks and appearance on,
hrr dred per cent We now offer this wonderful
discovery to the world for the sum Of 81 90.
Direct all letters to BYRON Il. ROBB, Farming
ton, Trumbull co, Ohio, snd the receipt will be i'm
mediately forwarded to the person.
6li letters must be post paid to secure attention
sep 1-3m
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The MAJORS LAsr.-Msjor Nc, who
is very fond of good joke, perpetrstej
one last night, by which we were victim
lied but it was good, Notwithstanding:
speaking of the voracity of sharks, +" said
the major, when the steamer Baltic was
lying near Alexandria, some two years
since, the steward lost overheard silver
ladle of considerable value. Nearly 4
year subsequent shark was capt1red
near the mouth of the Potomac, and Ct
being opened, what do you think wis
found In him 2" "The silver ladle. of
course, we replied quite unsuspectinglS.
"No," said the major, "his maw."
We had forgotten till that moment thSt
we had some important business to attsuEl
10 elsewhere.