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ss; oandy who wanted the milk passed
/ 'n = one Of our taverns, thus asked e,
s. 1-a9c'sdy please pass he COW this
"a No . ~aosn the lsndlady thus rotor.
sI..saa ''ef take the COW down therr
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MY NEW STABLE, IS pow ahop: cpuI-
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The other day man was found mount
ed on ladder, with his lips pressed to the
telegraph wires. He was kissing his
Wis in Philadelphia )! telegraph.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-12

N!-w UossTITuTfoN--THg WESTERN GOLD FigLps---
ATTEMPTED CHURCH PREFEml.NcE--LooAL N
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN syDNEY--TRADs
EpenT-+GoID PRICES.
Our aIyices frem Australia ara from Fort Ph,ip to
August 20; Auckland New Iea and. August 81; Mel.
honrne. September 2, and sydney, September J.
In South Australia she new constitution proposes
single Chamber 81 oity members, elective Win the
ccptloD of four government ocera special aaiica
Tor membership 10 be requisite and mo dlsq
ton 70 be imposed except crime the tenure Of Office BY
members ot te executive holding 10 be the same
81 rrefen the c u 10 inclnde tho salaries Of the
Judges Of the four executive officers only; the power
ii ehscting any constitutional amendments be
ferved the future Legislature. scheme pro-
poees division Of the e.yc members into classes
third OF them % BE- chosen by es.trs possessing
high Qualification, "'hus consolidating In one Chamber
no supposed advantage Of tetso" This nongre pro-
Jet has met with popular favor, and It may be
siicrct 10 have bcsn aneady rejected
In New Zealand the General Assembly had passed az
sttros - the effect that, a. the constitutional control
q he movements q the executive government yet
Withheld fem then The representatives of New Zealand
hey declined g. express any cpiIson the policy OF the
steps taken ,, the soyefnnoh In sending troops New
Plymouth In consequence u the native dsturban
NOE and thy would consent 70 vote any sum for
the rufpcss O. or he erection u military barracks al
New Plymouth In consequence Of receiving this al
dress, tho setting Governor announced that ne should
charge hcse expenses to tho Ghost pending refer
snce to the home government The question u state
sgepor, 70 religion had been brought up, ana wa. e1
sage recommended the acting Governor place tx hun
died pounds per snnum on Me estimates the ssty OF
TIE tlAbor OF rev LeAAnl lhis ne OH accordingly
But The act had not only been protested against BY
public meeting A. an infringement on the equality Of all
hut The General Assembly by resolution the 1tion
q Nh. Forsaith had declined 10 vote any such sum-
the same ground.
Correspondent OF the Rothurr Pre- prcz furnishes
tho following report from the Western gold fields at Tu
within the las. ten dsys rush has taken place to
IA. ieoe Of ground. the left bank ~ the river,
% roones nar snt every SPOT o. available ground has
be. .sved on In caius II Il to to hear OF e.
me- results, FOX macy have not to,oed their shaft,
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AIRIFIME INTELLIGENCE.
Fort n new YssA, Daes.hsr II. 1855.

AIxAnAc TORE-fai5 ear.
eVN Rnn ....x..... 10 MOON ,.........evo 81
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the tiue /, Ast apprcachlng when such stssd win BE-
empty boast. and when older and more prosperous
nations win feel growing nvAl Is rs certain Whom
the commerce Of the Indies ls Pacific ports and
the rich cargoes float upon our lakes-whea American
from Its accustomed channel through the East
and lead Though AND western psss- NJ
tAtseua may cocsider that hIaesaa interests fixed
rsd The north extend through British territories a.
vidipg them from the mother country and iniog them
In soul a. they have been Ia body to the continent and
on the SOUTH as far stand aad say, my
foot II American SOIL" The peculiar In ernsl
struciion of State her facilities for don, the
nature and importance Of her sesDorts leave no room
for doubt that long those events much - BIO de-
shed, will be but matter Of history.
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our citizens more particularly the adventuvsus young
men, whe lorSns for exoitemeut deAre only the means
fjolning the gallant little baud under Gen Walker
There are thousands In this city and In the aijonng
states looking anxiousy for reduction OF tne
fare the steamers and ~ho would take advantage OF
to emigrase 10 your beautiful country. why caonos
lie NicaIauguan government arrange WIN sne company
reduction OF farey The advan agei would be neal
81 y great TO both OF the par and to the steamship
ccml any particularly. You may ,ok Tor large emil
lion from the Southern States Of men OF capital and
energy II the proper .ourage nent given them As
have no doubt there will be-
But little known here by the of the people Of
the Of the country, and would suggest
The publ cation series of tice in your paper, Civ
ipg the uformai IN which is NO much needed.
Public opinion 10 with you 10 your noble enterprise OF
reform and civilization and as you we'll know ''public
opinion" the controlling power here having therefore
the hearty npatbes OF the American people, you have
only to proceed with justice and liberation to rank with
the highest nations OF The civilized wofli.
ARECRuITING AND FINANCIAL MISSION TO CALI
FORNIA.
From II Nicaraguense, Nov. IT,
Colonel T. j. G. kewen, who arrived ia Granada few
days ego with his volunteers left for Caor Tues
day We understand that the Colonel Il empowered by
this government to raise large Of money and
aud viii return Immediately WITH at leas. five hundred
volunteers The Colonel was accom- anief by Capatn
John Markham, who visits his friends in California. Taey
escorted to the beach by host OF friends and the
few OF the Captains company who were made aware OF
his departure. Previous to emSarkiug on the schooner
Colonel Kewen behalf Of Captain Markham, addressed
the parties present and in short and effective speech
brought tears to their eyes, In referring TO the dangers
patton when the sword had done ts work Of regenera-
on and the regenerat0rs return the bosom of their
families and the hearth Of their homes &C. The speech
responded by member Of the CaptaiRs company
who said truly that his leaving was tory 70
his company, and that To single of tnose who mad
fought by his side In the memorable battle of Rva he
respected and beloved for his bravery In warfare
for his attention and indulgence Captain and In his
social position q gentleman.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-12

WoRDs OF CONSOLATION TO THE BEREAvED.-
Dr. .Judson once wrote 10 friend in the hour OF
trial thus: $50 the light OF your dwelling has
gone out, my poor brother, and it is all darkness
there, only as you draw down by faith some faint
CLEANS Of the light of henven, aud coldness has
gathered round your hearth stone; your home Is
piobably desolate your children soattered' ana
you n homeless wnndercr over the face OF the
land. Wo have both tasted Of those bitter cups
once and again. we have found them bitter, and
we have found them sweet too. Every cup sur
red by the finger of God becomes sweet to the
humble believer. DO you remember how our
ato wives and others used to cluster around the
wol-ourb in tho mission premises, at the close of
The dayl can almost them, sitting th're,
with their smiling faces MS look out OF the win
dow at which am now writing. Where are ours
nowl Clustering around the welcurb OF the
fountain of living water, to which the Lamb OF
Heaven shows them the way;reposing IN the arms
of infinite Love. who wipes away all their tears
with his own hnnd. Let us travel on and look
up We shall soon be there. As sure ms write
and you rend those lines. shall soon be there.
Many n weary step we may yet have to take
hut wo shall get there at last. And the longer
and more tedious the way, the sweeier viii be
our rcposs."
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From the Knirkerbockcr Magazine.
Seeing .Throueh q class Darl1ly

We know not when have encountered n
sketch more ludicrously moudlin than the follow
ing. 1t ont Burtons Burton in The Toodles,"
and Stdggers, like kindred picture of our Geor-
ga friend, IS U.," published some years since in
the Knckerbocker.
couple of bottles Of champagne, allayed by n cup
Of coffee and regalia The long summer after
noon was growing shorter. "Suppose," said Jim
B, ''we visit the 'Cademy # Nutchra Scn-
ces"
.Ready," we replied, and n cloudy omnibus,
filled with misty people, rolled us somewhere very
smoothly. We had to get out of that omnibus
we walked little ways; remember mounting some
very steep stars.
Here we are 'mong the d-denizens of the past
said b. .'Oh what great jaws they've got
S'pose they came to life, what'd you do then ?" he
continued, we stopped before some ante-deluge
monsters.
Think we told him we'd ''call the Police"
just look AT these picked snakes Wake
snakes! S'pose they came to life, what'd you do
th-then !"quoth B., steadyng himself against
the side of the gallery.
"Hoa fire."
.'Twouldn't do" said b; ''theyd crawl all
round your p-pantaloons, and get into your hat
and'-
Here our patience gave out.
Jim b" -nd we, ''don't go on in that way;
consider IA mans feelings"
80 do" says he they'd be awful Stop !"
says he; that p polar bear winked atme. S'pose
now he was to come tn HE !
This last was too much forour humantes. We
walked a,ng one Of the galleries, toward an open
window We wanted fresh air.
just look at those skulls-Chippeway ,Choc
law, Ch-chinese, Cherokee, Egyptian. S'pose
hey'd come to life, what'd you"-
Here we reached the window; breath of air
came timely ill., aud we winked and hlinked
o,er a case of humming birds,till B-murmur-
ed
.Suppose"--
"Now DON'T" said we whats the use Amt
they all dead and d-stopped up! No,stutfrd,we
mean"
"W-well." ."said he Il W. was MT goin' s'pose
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AmELsA.-AarllA oous


IL lphS-MegHrs Dove A. Co,Inst autumn had very
fine horse injured his hind legs badly TO cause
tn of a mans head which tried every
remedy think Of without relieving him In the
ieast fall the swelling continued when Young
Mr Archer saw H. recommended your Turf op. pro-
cured bottle aud short time, before had used iha
contents bottle tho swelling subsidized and you eoui
toll which leg injured He Is now well ana dong a
A'"' VI W ~ ' Ann w ARCHER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-12

GnfsIEnflEiD COUNTY Va, Ana, l, leaoi
MESSVS DOVE a. co, Rehnond-last fall one of my
mules was turned In yard while play about
with other mules he ran with weight Of his whole body
against large plate sheet iron cutting himself ON the thigh
or ham about long and from inch and half to
Two inches deep The wound of such character as To
snppose he bo of service TO again See
Ing or on In the papers procured ana aI
pud THE aud Ia about three weeks no was
well and at work and cannot perceive e least
arar hnrc tho eut was made H. A. WINFREE.
T. S.-rhcre many cases OF injuries To cattle IA this
neghborhood been cured by Turf on and
# II any bcnen procure many certificates
The noghbohood say Is the quickest healing remedy
they nv,r saw H. A. WINFREE.
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More news from one Of ,,,c First Mcn In Henry.

June 9Th 1865 )
DEAR SIRS Abont the 18th Of Dee.mbor last became
afflicted with what thought an old hurt la one OF
knees of long standing of which had ire
oon attacks Within about six or eight days II became so
Violent that sleep impossible In about twenty -four
hours attacked In right hand and wrist ana IN aout
attacked IN right ankle, at which time
was under exernciang pain as not to be able TO take
whatever losing NIL appetite for any KIND OF food
and ia n perfect hcploss condition. became almost n de-
ranged man My family standing around my bed side mpo
ring me call n ply sean reply was that could OBJ
tain tho rlpt would do but that had as
well die with At length consented Tor
my go Mr. james A. Crews merchant near me
and To say to what situation after had tried
every possible without the least benefit that
no had any thing which he could truly recommend 10 send
10 me lie bottle Of Doves Rheumatic Liniinen
used IL directed and after about six hours dropped
nsrcp for the time forty hours My joints became
iluoi swollen the time began to get ease the swell
ling aud In days was able to attend to my bus
ness ns usual sometimes have attacks In shoulders,
so tho before with Immediate relief by timely
think invaluable remedy aud am de.
srous that every person afflicted with the most dreadful
seonree on earth (Itheumasm) should give II a trial
Yours, truly, Ae.
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80 ''' Ii LifDwELL STONE.
More News Of Its Etncney.

SANDY KfVEN FIitsyINhhh Uouhtyt va,
June 2nd, 1855.
MESSRS DOVE a. CO,-DEAR SIHsi | hereby certify
,nt nont the first of last March attacked with Rheu
natism character In shoulder and arm
taking the entirely and from which snf
pain for three four days My son then
procured me bottle your Rheumatic lnImont and
ne IL according directions from which was restnred
time and restored to nll strength and
,gor in days and earnestly recommend II to all who
may afflicted with Rheumatism And II Is duty you owe
Ia the community to urge Its use, A copy
THOMAS UUNDLEY.