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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-05
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Sheep and Lam b.


Ayersre 90 the whole 1861 81 set The average the week
before ives - IL This shows very depe the
Sheep market a. the aser.ge quality Of tbs ofennx
pretty fair mutton IL has been better sheep than
Horned cattle 40 far 81 qla, eoucernei but the price We
pesuue Il not very sactoy farmers although owing 10
the ep-es.ed state Of the Wool market they be se
I'M Of aoeks pretty low
The ooEins The last report Of aies Of Sheep and Lambs
a ChsmberiH's, BY JoHS M0RTIsoRE:
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Markets. Reported By Telegraph.

NEW ORLEANS Dec 2-The CorroS ma'ket Is unchsnge6
the sales 500 bales For MESS PoRK, prices are con
sideraby lower-soO bbls received from New1ork per
steamer for SIS FsEGHTs firm Sterling Exchange
Is quoted at sGei per cent premium
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From Orr Corespondentl


PHILADELPHlA-AUiref-De 4, ship =. T. Bishop,
Sherman New York. steamship Kennebee Copss do; brss
Louisa, Robinson, Charleston Montrose Poland Port
Clark Hsddam CT Mary Ellen, cottinghsm Deep Creek
someTe Williams Bo.oni Ann PcSeTeh, Dukes Alexsn-
Cedysd-Stesmshp Kenn. bee Copes New York; schra J.
L. Harmed Robbins Yonkeu MARY Ellen, Cottinsham, Deep
Creek II. B. Gibson, Avery, Providence.
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Disasters, sc.

MISSING vEssEL-The schr Chas EdoDdston of Charles
ton, s. c Johnson master sid from Brandywne Del the
sd Of Aug last for Santa Cruz sce which dng
heard Of her feared that she may have been in the
heavy gale Of last September.
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baltimore Cattle Market

BALTIMORE, Dec 4-BEEF CArrLs are coming forward
freely head offered TO day. SO OF which were
driven TO philadelphia 100 remsned unsod sales were
made of the remslins go eta f. on the ho0tLiaas 70
ds6 Is y hundred good conditions inferior IS 500 - 7o
slsushtered dull sales St the latter prcs
for strictly prime. SHEEP very du sales made 70 dsy &c
81 BY
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By Telexrnph.

SAVANNAH. Dec 2 steamshp Florida, Wooihull,
hom NewYOrk
NEw-oRLEAEs Arr. Dec 3 banks T. Sherwood and
Star Of the South, from New York.
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Receipts OF Producc.-Dec. 4.

Bv Ne Noy Riry Ro1-l77s8 bbls Flour, $500 bushels
Oats d. Wheat p $50 do. Corn $50 pkg Provisions,
$40 do Whisky, SO do Ashes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-05

Netexports since California discoveries. Els s'l
Here we have the total drain of our metallic cur.
rency since the year that California began TO supply
US of her abundance. From authentic reports, some
OF which have be lore been published, and from the
reports Of the Mint this year derive the following
statement of our native gold products since lsi7:
Deposs Of California Gold At all the MHts to
Dee 81 lass 10000
Mint from Jan to Dee. /, 1854 ......!.... 325l592s
DEPOSITS Of California Gold a. San Francisco
ard New 0IleaLs Mints from Jan to Dee.
!, 1884, part tstinstedl ............... 5000 900
Total home production Of fod .........sl 525l5929
Deduct specie export as aboye.......... lis $50 9sl
Excess Of 'peeis in the eountry siS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-05

We are assured that the sale Of Psn.us Bonds yes
terday at auction not for account OF Messrs Sci
den Withers & Co. These Bonds cold as low as Gil;
to-day 20 was bid for them.
The Black Warrior on her way from Nes-Orleans,
has Sill 800 in specie. The Nautilus is announced al
New Orleans from Brszos with sl5s,0O0 in specie.
About e25O, 600 n gold bars, engaged some dme
.nce will 20 from here for the Boston steamer, not
withdrawing the fall in exchange. About $3.50 900 in
bars and dust by the Star Of the West have been de
posted in the Assay Office, for which coin in every
instance is ordered. The Assay Office thus becomes
practically mint
The following notice has been received by several
Banks and bankers in this City
fcoFYl
The Board Of Public woIk. the Stats Of virrnia give
motto. that Bonds Of the State Of VKgnis which have
been hypohseaisd with you BY on ,ceoant Of he,.
"a vou s be held bic therefor; and hereby
you TO disrose OF them. .- ,,,u,,,
President Of the Board Of Public WORKS q 'ir,ina
We learn that the above notice is designed simply
10 prevent the sacrifice Of the Bonds and to secure 10
the State any margin which might be saved upon me
Bonds The controversy between S. W. & Co. aud
the State will not, we presume, touch the vandy OF
any Bond issued by Virginia. and we have no DOUBT
every Bond that has been issued by the state, WI" De
paid principal and interest according TO the terms A
pressed on the face OF the Bonds The notice. ACCORDING
10 the best Information we obtain, was not intended
az any Reputation of the Boods as was the current
rumor in the street but to prevent parties with whom
they were bypothecated from slaughtering them be-
fore arrangements could be made to pay the loans
upon them. The right to byposhecate these Bonds
Messrs. Selden, Withers Co base upon the seventh
section of their agreement with the Board Of Public
Works, which stipua,es that if required Messrs Sell
den. Withers & Co. shall make advances TO the
Board in advance OF sales Of Bonds, and that the
Board in order to facilitate the operations OF Mes'rs
Selden. Whhers e. Co., shall deliver them Bonds in
advance Of sales to the extent Of $4,000 Under this
stimulation Messrs Stlden, Withers & Co. have been
at times in advance to the Board to the extent OF two
millions of dollars The obvious inference OF the
section is that the $500 900 of Bonds were to be used
for the purpose of obtaining the means to make the
advances. Tie entire amount of Bonds to which the
circular refers is about $3.50 OoO and not million, az
stated in ore Of the evening papers.
EThe transactions at the Clearing House to-day we're
s2l, $4,000.
The contraction Of business is shown in the falling
of Of transactions at the Clearing House. which have
run down from sos 600 900 for the week ending 18th
November, to s97, 700, 600 for the week ending I'd
December.
The aggregate exports from this port for The eleven
,nnptba ardino 3Oth November were:
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Capt Hazard Of tie steamtug Levsthsn reports several
bs<ks brg anchor In the Bay among which bark
Epenzs for Hobart Town. bark ssrsnAc Of Newport; and
brig Emily Dodge.
There Ia heT. brig anchor at the tail of the West Bank
with both anchors ahead, bound up.
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MARRIED..
DIED.

BRowFR-MAsO NIA-In BrooIlyn on "Wednesday the
18th ut by the Rev E. Johnson Mr. o. T. Brewer 70 Miss
CisceliA y. Masonic
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M.rLets-CAKrruLLr REPORTED FOR TIE TRIBUNE.

MONDAY Dec. 4, ls54
AsHEs-The market very firm for Pots with light aniy
als sales at 81 81; Pots quiet At 60 IS
BRICK-The demsnd still very light and prices IS be-
fore; sales at IS 6d$i for to Prime lard North
River
CEMENT-A moderate business IN this material at Ella
81 i?t for ordinary TO extra barrels.
COirON-In his staple there is no further change 70 note
the demand quite Light and the tendency is still heavy. We
quotations;
EEvToRE CLASSIFICATION
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HNrlste'sss n-ad
Mr. NeGrsw informs that he expects sheep on Thur.
day. from Central NewYork, that viii eclipse anything 10
usIkst this fall.
Sold oy JiMEs McCARrY, a. Brownlog's:
Sheep and Lambs. sheep and Lamb.
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Ocean steamers.
STEAMERS TO DEPART.

STEAMERS TO DEPART
Georse Law. From New York. Dec. 5For Aspnwal.
Canada From Boston,. Dec. g.. For Liverpool
Bsltic....... From New York. Dec 9..For Liverpool
Black Warrior From EewYork Dec s..For HaVanaSNO
MINIATURE ALaAsAc........rHrs DAY
Suy-Rses... O3 Sets..... SO MooN-Rtses... i5s
wATER........rH THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. IL Gov Island. 81 He'll Gste....io IL
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tooIiNss - iets amount Of Cspitsl Dse 2 sr6a.soo.
=, .ys',ss , ,@09 ~ e DsRos' Nov g $50 Total
average amount Of pePOsits, Dee. 2 s6S olo ss5
The ax Bsn psred below the Atlantic have no connection
with the Clearing House.
No report received from these Bsnk-repored a. they
previous week.
CLEANING HOUSE TRAxsAcrtoxs
Exchanges week sreint Sev n...........sl0ly 46iS1
Exchanges week ending Dec 4............ TS5xe3i
Balances week ending Nov. IT,. ssa07ss
Bllanets wsth ending Dee +......,.. 5tAG!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-05

Simeon Diapers semi-weekly sale Of Bonds and
Stocks will take place tomorrow at l2l O'Clock, at
the Merchants Exchange.
The redemption Of the Public Debt last week
reached s326, 900.
The Delaware and Hudson Canal Company have
declared a semi annual dividend of y cent, pay
able on and after Monday, the 18th inst.
The Citizen Fire Insurance Company OF NeF-York
have declared dividend OF 10 p cent, payable on
demand.
The receipts Of the Little Miami Railroad, for the
week ending Nov. 90, were sl2,35O, against slo,s77
came week of previous year.
The receipts of the Chicago and Mississippi
Railroad for the third week in November, were
s33, sll 20.
The receipts of the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad,
in November. were about $780, 900.
The Weekly Bank Statement shows, as was anhci'
pated gain in specie but not so large as was gene
rally looked for. The West, Boston, and Philadel-
pbia have drained us more than was anticipated In
Loans, the change is unimportant, but 10 Deposits
there is marked increase. The comparison is as
follows:
Loans. Specie. Crculatn. Deposits
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-05

Navigation on the Morris Canal will close TO-
morrow.
The following figures show the operations Of the
Philadelphia Mint for the month Of November 1t
will be seen the receipts of gold from California were
only ss2s 200 and from all other only sil5o.
The great falling off in the receipts Of gold there is
attributable to the operations of the San Francisco
Mint and the Assay Office in New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-05

arc xitheu: much change. Vrginias improved
..n, smell sale OF Government ts, 1856, was
made at 1914, ex dividend
In Exchange there is small business DONG
seeing il held at cent with bank bills Ct Il;
and an offer Of q for the best bankers signatures for
any considerable amount would doubtlefs be accept
ed Francs 5.17l a5.l3i.
The market continues firm for Freights. To Liv-
.rnool 5000 bush Wheat and Corn, a SD; l,5Oo
bales Cotton. 3l6a 5-32d COO 10 800 pkgs. Beef
Pork. Lard and Bacon, at 81 p Dbl, 81 p tee and
l5Jal7I6 p tun. To London, 900 to 800 pkga.
same. at 81 ? Dbl, A. y tee. and 22I6a25I y tun
500 bxs. Cheese, 25I. To Cork and a market char
ter was made at Cd. in shippers bags and to direct
mort. another at ed. Lumber charter was made
for Buenos Ayres at sl3. To California the market
is steady at 5a5oc.
AAer the adjournment Of the Board, the following
sales Of Bonds and Stocks were made at auction By
A. II. Nicolay:
81 roo Racine wis City IL, interest added. ..:..D
s7o0 La Crosse and MW sukee IL g. 1861 INT sddeS9
a 80 Green Bay Milwaukee and Chicago X g. int: ~
SID zoo N Genital Real Estate g. mt ~
siO eco Chicago and Rock Island X ls mort intSt0H
al AO Ksokuk and Des Mones ALLEY b. I'd "a, nt'.2l
20 ,h,.s Hudson River Railroad
% ,hne. St Nicholas Bank
100 ,hares Camel Goa Company, virginia .........
,h,res Mexican Ocean Mail and Inland Company...2
oi0,h.res Kpickerbocker Bank.
20 shares Bsak Of the Unon.,..
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FooTsSS-Total amount Of Capital, Dec. 2 Sf76H 800
Total sersse amount of Loans and Discounts Nov % ss
500 a5 Total average Of Specie Nov 25 10 30 9aj
Total average Loans and Discounts Dec ? u.s.
Total average amount Specie Dee. ,, SO, ST, q93
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-11-18

THF Honey Moon SEASON. The Sandusky Reg
lister atTims that The q honey moon season" is rag.
ing some in its neighborhood, and publishes The
folio wing diagnosis of The " affection" for he bene-
fl, of those who may fall 7iclims TO lis ravsges:
Second day-speechless eslacy-bliss impossi-
be 10 be expressed.
Filth day-bliss still in the asceniant-appelite
begins 10 i" look up"
Nin>h day-Lady eats her dinner without being
kissed between every moulhlul.
Twelfth day" Oh you naughty naughty boy 2"
not said quite so frequently.
Fifteenth day-Genlleman fancies walk solus-
comes home and discovers his charmer in tears.
Sixteenth day-Genlleman and lady have return.
ed 10 the world of sshs, gentle chldIugs and pom
ises never 10 go alone in future" Are invisible
nearly all day.
Eighteenth day-LaJy is presented with magni
icent breasipin gentleman consuls her abou, the
details OF their domestic arrangements.
Twenly,irsl day-GenrIeman and lady fancy
" lille change" and go to church
Twenty fifth day-Lady begins 10 "pick up"
preparatory 10 return from her wedding our; gen
ileman assists her, and only kisses her ouce during
The operation.
Tweny-eIshl day-On the journey, gentleman
keeps his " lady bid" very snug.
Twenty-nin'h day-Commit the dreadful fur pas
OF falling asleep in each others company.
ThirlieIh day-Arnve at home; greeted by
molher-in law; ; hugs her dear son, and vanishes
aioft with her daughter husband dancing attend
ance in sitting room for two hours, already feels
| savage because The dinner is getting cold and spirit
begins 10 rebel against the mother Of his Amelia
Amelia presently descends looking very charming :;
husband bEghtens up, dinner put on the table !;
molherin-!aw drinks wine and is affected 10 tears
Amelia consoles her Ma"-evening wears Oh );
mother in.law leaves; Augustus returns inward
thanks, and goes to bed, determined 10 be a, the
store very eaily in The morning and wake up The
| clerks.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-11-18

NUMBER ESQ

'wolhirds OF their company on The truck and the
last saw OF their foreman he was laying in the
riddle Of the street, with hi. trumpet smashed fiat,
his boots under his head and his pockets inside
OUT -Four policemen on The opposite corner, saw
me whole row. On The first indication OF fight,
'hey pulled their hats down over their eyes, cover
ed up Their Stars, and skunk down The nearest aIley.
Got home, resigned my commission, made nv
will, LEFT The company my red shirt and fire CAP
Seen enough of fire service; don't regret nv ex.
perience, but do grleve for my los, teeth, and nv
new overcoa SoHowing, sorIowiully yours
q K PHlLAEpER DoEsTIcKs, p b.
P. P.S.-Hdve jnst met The The foreman OF 73--he
had on my lale lameuied oveIcoat ainl big
enough 10 lick him-magn concluded 10
let him alone
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TO w A n ID A f.:
sutnroap alOrninn, Nouembsr Is. 1854.
K A n S A S.

We have received the first number OF The I" Her.
aid Of T,eedom,"a paper, printed al Wakarusa, in
the Territory of Kansas, by &. w. BRowN & CO.
The Herald is large and we'll printed sheet, most
" filed with information in regard 10 the new Ief-
rlory. 1t purpors 10 be " An independents Week
~ Newspaper, devoted 10 Freedom and The inter-
esls of Kansas Territory"
The first number displays an ability and cour'
a,a which do much forwards sucuriag the fertile
fields Of Kansas from the pouing presence OF Sla-
very. We have made some selections from lis
editorials most interesting TO our readers, which
will BE- found below -
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-11-18

CooL Yer ACCOMMODATING "A by the name
Bahr in Sebastian county, laleIy in very pecu-
liar circumstances Whilst absent from home a
vagabond by the name of Rose made the acquainl
ance of his family and actually so far Iranscended
the bounds o propriey as TO induce Mrs. Bahr 10
consent 10 away from her husband. Accord
iagy he yoked up Bshrs oxen, loaded the effects
about The house. and placed Mrs Bahr and herlwo
children on the top OF Them, aud was just about 10
cry ou " gil up Berry," when Bahr made his ap
pearance. He had already heard oil his wles IN
falhtulness and came up weeping,
oh, Polly Jane, Polly Jane, are you going to
leave me aud lake away Bob and Sarinda!"
MIS-. Bahr answered not word, but the attention
of Rose was drawn 10 the lamena atoms
"Whal's the mailer, Mr. Bdhr p said Rose.
tPolly and the children is going 10 be separated
from me-" responded Bahr.
mo need of that, Mr.. Bahr, no need of that
Come and 90 along VI h Us in fact we need you
to carry waller and chop wood Cheer up and
come along Donl look al The dark side OF life,
you'll have first rae time. Get up Berry,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-11-18

DESTINY OF KANSAS To show the sentiments
on The slavery question prevailing about Fort Leav-
enworlh we quote The following resolution, adopt.
ed at meeting held near tha, place about the Isl OF
Sept, with bn four dissenting voles. We have no
doubt ii represents the views Of The people in that
vicinity, as hey are principally from western Mis-
affirmative votes in The valley oi The Kansas river
as The people here are principally from the north
en aud eastern S,aes, aud, as far as our iuiorma-
lion extends, are unanimously opposed 10 slavery.
Resolred, That Kansas Terrory-and con.
sequence, the Safe OF Kansas--of right should be
and therefore shall be slave territory"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-11-18

o. The kn!ckerbocker .ells The following A
litle boy after listening some time TO his mother.
efforts 10 get pedlar 10 Ito throw in some hing"
vi h everything she purchased, cast his longing
eyes on some primers in the trunk. The pedlar
read his wishes, offered 10 give him one The lit.
lie fellow hesllated but when urged said 81 don't
know as can take ii unless You will lhrow in
something
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-11-18

TENEER SoLIcIruDE.-Oh! Charles, dear, they
tell ME you oIderel of 10 the Theatre OF War
beg Of you, therefore, dear, you love me dear,
10 bear in mind one thing and that is, above all
not 10 forgetto take your opera glass, with you, i'
know myself how extremely inconveuient i, is .
go to The Theatre withou! !one.-(Young lady's fans
we'll euer.}-Punc5
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-11-18
n SAM SLICK.

We'll, we danced and huuawed without anything
oi particular interest 10 happen Ill, abou, three
O'Clock, when The darndst muss was kicked up you
ever did see. Jim Smith sol down alongside Bet
Holden, Che steel trap gaI) and just give her hug
bar fashion. She took II very kind ill she seed
Sam Henry looking on from behind abou, dozen
oi gals, then she Tell 10 kicken and holeri, and
a scFeechiR', like all wrath. Sam he come up and
told jim 10 lei Bet 90 jim told him 10 90 10 a far
OIL country whar they give away birthstone and
throw in the fire TO burn il. Sam hil him sra,e
a'ween The eyes, and after few hicks the feh,in'
starred. Oh, hush II makes n, mouth waller now
10 think wha, beautiful row we had. Ore fellow
from Ca,iy's Cove knocked hole in The bottom of
iGyn pan, over Dan fuckers head, and left il
hanging round his neck, The handle flying about
like long cue, and thar it hung ill Jake Thurman
cot il of with cold chlsel mex day Tha, was his
share for that nIghl, sure, Another fellow col knock
ed jUto meal barrel; he was as mealy as an Irish
Ialer and as no, as hoss radish; when he busted
the hoops and came out lie rared few! Two
fellows fl oul OF the door, down the hill into the
creek. and there ended ii in quiet way all alone
A periec. mule from Sock Creek hi, me a wipe
with pair Of windn blades; he made kndlin
wood Of them and lit on him We had it head and
tails ioT long lime, all over tie house but il ihe
truth must be told and shame my kin, he warped
me nice; lls 10 save his time, ] holIered. The
licking he gave me made sorier oneasy ard hostile
like; il wakened my wolf vide awake The liule
fdler came scrougin' past his fiddle up over his
head TO keep it in tune. for fishtin' gien toleI-
able brisk. You the one, Hunks l. and JUS,
grabbed The dough-tray and split ii plump over his
head He rotted down hight thar, and I padlled
his 'to'her end with one of the pieces While
was modifying my feelings in that way his gal
slipped up behind me and fetched me rake with
The pot hooks. julie Sawyer was thar, and iist an.
nexed TO her right off, and mighty nice fiji il was.
jule striped aud checked her lace nice, like uar-
ridge net hung on white ience She holered fox
her filler, but oh, shaw he couldn't do ner bi,
OF good he was loo busy rubbin first his broken
head, and then hi. bsisred exremies; SO when
thought julie had given her plenty, | pulled her
off, and put her in good humor by eiren' her soft
sa"der Well thought at irSi i had drink
ID be about done, so started for the creek, and,
lie first thing saw Was more stars with my eyes
shut than ever did with them open looked
around, and II was the liule fders big brother!
knowed what ii meant, so we locked horns without
word, thar all alone, and | do think we fit an
hour AT last of the ieIlers hearn The jols al
The house, and they cum and dug US out. tor We
had IL into hole where biz pine stump had
burnt ou', and there we was, up TO our gHhs, u
peggin' away face 10 lace and no dojgiu'.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-11-18
BEAUTIFUL I" EpIrAFF"-The San Diego Herald

BEAUTIFUL u EPIrAFF."-The San Diego Herald
publishes The following, written on young man
who was accidentally shot:
- hele lies The body OF jsems hambTck
who was accidentally shot
on the bank OF the pacus river
by young man
he accidentally shot with enc OF The large colts
revovers with no stopper for The cock TO rest 1t
was one Of the old fashion kind brass mounted and
OF such is The kingdom Of heaven"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-11-18

or The question has been asked, why ii is con.
sdsreL impolite for gentlemen TO go inlo the pres.
ence of ladies' in their shirt sleeves whilst il is con.
sidered correct tor ladies' themselves 10 appear be.
fore gentlemen without any sleeves al all.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-11-18

0y " Mr.. Jones, have you malch!" 'Yes
sir-a match tor the devil--heIe she is mixing
dough Mr.. Jones pointed TO bis vile, and then
pointed for The lront yard. The Ias saw OF him
he was putting down lhe road, closely pursued BY
his offended lady and a cslern pole.