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OF Profound Interest 20 An!
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Mem publications.
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Or. Jas. Nc CIinfOck's Diarrhea Cordial, he most
,en fe remedy discovered for Dsrhea Cholera horbs
DyuieIy Cholera IuaDum Sc Two hundred cases per day
sr,usd sueeefoy by DR. McCLINTOCK, while Physciae 70
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the dreadful epidemic Of 1892 sod by A. CUSHMAN Co.,
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States and Canada.
The Laraest 8read in the city.
MAZE FROM NEW FLOUR
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10 80 Caruiue-st.
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- I-Il-NI'ID 70 y TT 11111I -RIE@'1 Ut
- SALE now of-r that splendid r-ason and fne
COT NTRYsEAT erected BY the at@ Gen. J. a. Weaver n
seD,e Geo situated nj e NOrheassfron the
CRY Of Utica fine l,vc paasrosd and IN full Of
Tbs beautiful and healthy city The M4non !, most Sub
s'arfa aid elegant Structure. win fur splendid Esypan
uabe freIace aud has tire Garden and Frur Orch I'D
attarhed; also Stables Css house Icehou- sc. VIII IL
wi sci any uunber Of Of my d1ni7g, consisting
Of 70 Il he richest Of he Mnha~k Valley Sepaa
from The Mansion above described there s,of Farm
horse Ssrrs and 81 Necessary bndngs. vii eel me
whole together the Farm and Country sst ..
low and % the p-rch In. l're 81 the
Yos Gay. ~ sAt-'
Uicl. v T.. August l. 1855
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V'HE UNITED STATES PATENT VEHICU

THE UNITED STATES PATENT VEHICU-
i LAR sTRFH T.CLEANlNG COMPANY-Are nov In
successful operator Ia the largest cities OF the Union
They prepared with corporations con aots
or CLEANING he Streets and Highways Of cities and towns
Ia any part Of the United States The system Of sCAEfNG
ING adopted by this Company, tsEether With their SWEEP
the prr and authorities IN where
operated They also prepared 70 SELL RIGHTS
Mscbpss any person parties who desire
purchase the application their Offices No SIS Roed
N T., No. ITO South rrOns Phis, aud TO SMITH
sECkEL, STIEBEL Co.. Cincinnati, o., Louisville, KY
St Louis where all information be % aimed
SMITH, SECKEL & Co.
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3rorenas.
Professional Fotirfs.

nRs. ROBERTS, sargeon Dentists, NO %
Il Rona.ss invite Dersons ~1.hing AHTlsC rEkIh
- M and examine their nse Of iDserms resh OF flt
as Plate sur 4saDs the Old yle r. strength aud oss1iJ
NEW PATENT sPECTACLES--for improy-
- ix yzon AID seeing lni oa7t oblects 'hrons5
-iv or air Prfssor FRA ks sole Ps,ent.e and Maker.
2Park.ro5g New YORK. Ofhes h hrs frnu A. NJ ~ "
WELCOMES ELECTRO. CHEMICAL BATHS
a, No. go siIihsv,-Pn'tesos yER9SEs d.eoctrod
ic - human system snch Mercnry LesA 3bv-f Arseac,
.re by u. ana Of ELFCIROr HkMICAL BATHS. 4nt $50
al csesse E-nsrataa By tns gI: o{spep.,s ehne
aim nfs nstory chFonicl Paralysis, Psnters C)ies
&c Ths cory h created nUeh both IN this esan-
NV sBt IN Ia 0pe and be- IA al accomplished sta
claims Not being able attend caA he has
csy from he saictsd PIoiezsr tER7NEs hs mac - ~
m~nt with Dir HIsKISSON, who WI hsreaf. - =.
ndsnee Scr the purpose Of sssstns and sisns 49,
". Bhe theory wal be fully sspiIne6 and k'ses
% 'D scnYisp' pe,Hns Hso fssfs 70 s"s'h''
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A RECEIPT BOOK OF UTILITY
~ Published this Morning:
TIE
ARTIST AND TRADESslAN's COMPANION;
WITH TLLUsTRATIoEs.
~ d

BY NJ IAFhfLIlh bfH>s " D's
Author Of Complete Praccd Brewer and Distef &c
In ore VOL, neatly bound In clo'n Pnce % cts
The numerous recipes collected 10 this volume wll se o.
sneb utility u large Of industrious persons Dr. byfn
Tyss mir ute for the prep t'on OF ea yaty Of
vsrDl pnts for 81 Ln9 for staining Tor couoteIs s
cius stones and for ing fancy ds &C. One o.
hese reel may worth hundred times the c1s oi bo
% 0uy eds H." IN. I. io'nin = re -ri'
ohio Arrf md Trademarks CO Is1 , by Dr. Ln we've
pyrD u ma volume viii most cycopedic rage o. $40
cts Withdrawing and painting ensmsng and giazng,
imitation uaro ing fancy wood painting and - m
Az knowingly o. 1t ss fun of Dfomslon a. ar ees
l. al meat ~. y. Times.
Published BY sTRINGER & TOWNSEND,
No 222 Broadway, " Y,
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90 farmers ano Others.

DONE AANURE.--Tbe subscriber mas con
40 .tsrt,y Oh maud very superior Atcs pufe BONS
DUST eonsisine Of savings, filings and srUuBd bone
rdes cceved ~ he W.sks 5d-sl East River, o. Nc
D vesevst CHRISTIAN SCHWARTZ.
DEFUVIAN GUANO.- The subscribers are pre-
i psre- 20 furnish our. So. PERUVIAN GUANO It ne
FOL VII rse- VIZ: Is run- 30 ~ 80 cash; % runs
22N n A. 80 os.h 100 Tun-, 22o ID - ISL cihi DO
22p 10 81 s5 50 cash Orders prompt eN-sled
CHARLES n FRY 80. No. IS Fro1t.st.
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Cost an0 found.

O. DS REWAKD.-Left hanging in the water
" ~ ell act Of Messrs. ClTks & BroSn. Mailauene
GOLD PATENT LEVf r WATCH with BLACK BR AO
GUARn-C HAHN attached; J. l. Moore. maker; No so.
Inquire Of MARK BANKS, No. II Cedarst.
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A NEW BOOK-THE MARRIAGE GUIDE;
n or, FAMILY YrDiclL ana PHYsIa oGIc.L 'ssrRuo TOR
Specially for the married those intending marry. BY Dr.
r. r. Holhck the Aphor ane Lecturer. Huuiredth iton
FIVE hundred Page coored plses Price dollar Pubshed
by T. w STRONG No W Mass u-st. New York who viii for
ward BY AL e receiving dollar aad address. The
Extraordinary book iesd One feature which
teulsTly distinguishes this book from all others Of the Kind Is
the peculiar tone morality which perVa Il all through"
Medical md Surs Review.
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STATIONERY ano farm Goods.

pic HARD MOS & Co.,
III IMPORTERS or STATIONERY FANCY GOODS, &c,
No. 80 JOHNsr.. NEw-NoRS
Invite Dealers g. Inspection OF their extensive well selected
and vel stock Of Fancy Goods stationery Bibles, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-03

NOTICE q HEIhS.-IO the heirs aud IetdI
~ representative, of JOHN PETER MICHAEL ate q the
township Of Rush IN the County Of Northampton ant state
OF nrfyvana ieo.ased TAKE Notice that inquest will be
held be late dyslu house Of John Pc Err MICHAEL
Seetased the t,wnshp Of Bushk in the County aesad
on HURs DAY he 9h day Of Angus next, 10 o'clock 10
the for the purpose Of making partition the real e
Of the said deceased and his h-s and es. repre-
sensvsf the be done without prejudice 10 fpo
81 whole otherwise value and appraise the accord
II you think proper JACOB COPE, Sheriff
shsnds Office Fsston. July 10, l0l1
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Orange Co.. Town Of Nontg nery II miles from %
BY Plank rosd Good Buldngs; farm vel wsfsred two Or
chards Ersed fruits rch soil and fine condition. VIII be
50 etssp Apply 70 C. H. MILLER CO., AuctioneeEs, Ao
l9j Broadway.
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60 1)bcm il alap Concern.

EOR SALE-The handsome and wellbullt
i PLEASURE YACHT ULTRA, her Tacile, Apparel and
Eu,nite now lrug Hobokel She s sSont 100 TINS bur
Ger 'hoon.rrss,d ald we found 10 every piculf ma3s
her very desrs5le Pleasure Ysch. She be app
esto 10 DANIEL MCMILLAN hoard; she viii be sold
very low. JAMES VI STAIN, NO " "atfr
MATRIMONIAL am DESTROYS OF obtaining
vi eIrepoDdenoe with some fair intelligent young la "
b,,s the Of 10 and p am years OF az Of re-
srsciahle family ealihy and goOdo0sDg Weafh- 10 o.
ise a. Ogsgec Ia prof able AMI respectful business
besces receiypg apuus Of wv Any young iidY
ausverng the a,ove description wishing to test the honor OF
gentleman bein s the information requisite BY address
ing j. F. GRANT Port Jeryisi Orange County y. L. Da
guerreOiypes exhsnged
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6ouses dnn tarms Uauteo.

A HOUSE WANTED Wanted to BUY for
~ c,sb, DWELLTNG-HOUSE in 4 respectable neghbor.
hood uad letwe Broome aud 18th and Husos and
Broadway Willing fom ~ 900 % &C., stare price
srd location. Address d. p W, Tribune Office.
N7ANTFD-A WELL-FURNISHED HOUSE,
w with modern Improvement in East Boi lway
above Pike and below Gouyei b. occupied mned.
sely BY small emily. Address Box No 1927 PO-tOfcs
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6pceial Notices.

,h Mem ~ ths Committee ~n b held At he Bfosd-
Wy HoGs. On FRIDAY EyENIN Aug 1872 az O'CLOCK
TaonAs G Aeros' Vice Cssigmen
p c. Vas WICK, ) "
W.. II. BROWNE, e,eretsbes
ReBsRr SscoY.
The Members IF Mosaic T. Of ~. No. sro
sy aus Cd 70 attend eEusr weekly seetng o. ne
T,ntI@ TIiT5 EVENING A. Oc cs AZ tho haii, no 10
BorsrJ third hoor, on imperfect % s-nptfy WEIR
JOHN MChl NJ, ". =. n
OsrIcs on rnr CoNsisssoyrRso OF Eyus Rs.aI5oS
Ire |s ~, ~ 49, NJ t,o F.flGtANT LANDING DE-
ret, hrfhe reception a. .5,,,r, 81 sa.i. H
e. his i~I' "--'lA"D 800. -
-p,s,,,tior-Is b,r.os Yrors reiisbe .rflruson re
sssr8 irpui fhe pns II norfolk ano 70. isolun -
d o.rrrent tdvsd bst YELLOW FEVER now preyhs
a. II hes pors BE H. therefore Known . Al en tla y
ts 81 he ro-er vested and BY snt with me eYce eo
r nt Of he Rosrd Conn soues Il Health Of tn po
tHAGO RARKf r. AcDg Maor q the city Of New orr 90
Ssas the Proc amsiion declaring sal Dor. on ~
Portsuoub 10 the state q Nnsin' ~ lNfrClb
anvil fion sac places u 10 sly "a ~,
cue This have f1 force and eject n ts Isl
6ven snds ny and seal the Mayors Once, IN our
'ni ''S' new '0'' iSAAc o. BARKER Acting Mavor
rbose ea Is Boots made 10 order By A BAKER. No.
15Ann-st., Ne mace of me best Ffehon -sn VI
,brk. B,s French patent Gather Boot' 800 81 livery
A., NJ Nhoes Gateis cheaper than eseTheroi saving
OF IS 20 70 per cent Ia your boot billa
oyr Course IL Onvyard.-We have Just added 20 al
..s, Printing EsisbshueD anohero Of Hoe Co.'S
h,.e Hydraulic Presses and STEREOTYPE FOUNDERY.
Pres Of business has compelled again 20 enlarge and make
ehsr extensive arspgemens for the accommodation OF orr
suuerou, pa'rous Thankful for past gO we assure our
er de- that they will fnd prepared meet all emeeenoies
aDS 20 make cur Printing Esiab hmsDt THE ESTABLISH
IssT FOR THE TINES, THE PEOPLE, AND THE
COUNTRY. HOLMAN GRAY
corner Of Centre and Whte-sts
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I AXE SUPERIOR.-5,000 acres Of LAND
II orderb Lake supeno the yiciaty o. be tow Of
superior fr sale parcels Of y aud upward fhese
Lends embrace the Hudson and Lake Superior
and he Mime and North Western Railroads ahs extreme
the Lake hich point Of the assest cts u
he North n ocafed.-St Paul l. July -, 1871
HENRY MekENTY. Dealer N Real E.Iate.
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Ghanres for Bnsiness nlen.
COR sALF.-The LEASE and FURNITURE

Il Of an Old es'abhed Boarding House doing profit
BE business the Hudson River RGr)sd Depot
gAse ii required. Apply al No 1ss Brosdway. -
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DAPER-MlLL FOR SALE A rare chance

SIM IS The advertiser like join that
siesy establishes. Has az his command pl eco which he
W. u nut in provided he business be shown 10 be good
ana ofsb condition. Adde'S COAL, Box NO. l6, Tribune
Office, Tor three days
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Gouees TO Get.

no LET-A neat Two-story Attic and Bias,
\ u1ent HOUSE In 54th--t., h-sv Rent $40 yea
lpluire AZ No. Iio Naldenlsne. OF JAMES BARNETT
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Boar6 1nh Rooms.

OAHDING-At Nos. As and ~ East Broad
ID W., Gent and their Wives and Jingle GeGtle
me-. - Day Bozrders.
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NOR SALE-YONKERS PROPERTY.--5l


of ind, Beautifully situated ths es-tern so %
Of OrsnEe Mountain, New JeIey about ono nile rom se
aoad Depot Orange and distant h01r a the city
Appiyto HOHFR MORGAN,
Finest, No metropolitan Bank BUILDING
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OLE; OR TIE Oh WEST Room. The Weary 81 work and
The cary al Res. A tale Of Domestic Lie. BY = NJ VI
THE WAGER BY BATTLE. A tale Of Saxon Slavery
By Henry Niiam Herbert Esq.
THE kAG-PlChER; on BoSD AND FIRE.. An American
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TO MANUFACTURERs-A Mechanic, who is
mo TFACHERS-Wanted. a PARTNER with
TO CAPITALISTs.-A merchant who wants

havns had considerable experience IN the manufacturing
md business Lnd possessed Of good business qua
ID al q SeRls would is % ensase N
u UNSUITABLE BUSINESS, (couutEy prefer red Per
so1s s ing thi. receive attention. vii the busn
ara The arouri r,quire Address AUGUSTUS Box No 6l
Tfityre fice for DAYS
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TO LET in BROOKIYN-The UPPER PART

/ of The PLEASANT RESIDENCE, No - Jay-sf., neigh
bcbood very au) small family Of three Or iSui PR
son. Very Dc irahe Rent snd pOss ssOn AZ once lne
FURNITURE an nev would be soli low reu'ed Apply TO
John BRAIEERD, Wallet Ferry, Bruoblyn.
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The N1Bbrrs n Mosaic t. OF NJ No v -
ssrly - ou,s ed tho egulsr weekly meet ns o
,nIIs TI5 EVENING A. Oc ck al tho ha4i' no 10
Rousry third aoor, rnpoTant bus. ess -, r, 70
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-01-24

A Son OF THE GREAT NAPOLEON BEFoRB
SEBAsToPoL.-It is eaid that General Cam
robert is believed to be the son Of the En-
peror Napoleon I, and Madame de Rainey.
He passed the early portion of his life 10
the enjoyment Of the ease and fnsouciGnco
which a large fortune can bestow, and it
was not until be was called from his life Of
dissipation to attend upon the dying bed Of
his mother that he learned the secret Of his
birth. Immediately, notwithstanding the
accession of fortune suddenly acquired by
his mothers death, notwithstanding the hab-
its OF id!cness and luxury he had INDUCED
in ever since his birth, he declared thas
with such blood in his veins he scorned to
remain inactive. He instantly sat out for
Algiers as volunteer in the Chasseurs, and
has risen by slow degrees to the station he
now occupies. The moral effect of his rec
lationshp to the great Napoleon has been
immense upon the troops under his COM
mand, and enabled him to obtain an ascen-
dency which st. Arnaud could never ac-
quire.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-01-24
A Grixzley in the Streets Of PhiIa.
delphia

The Philadelphia Bulletin of the llth, has
the following bear story:
AN ExcITIHG ScENE.--About 9 o'clock
this morning the vicinity of Thirteenth and
Market streets was thrown into a high state
of excitement by the sppearancs in the street
of an immense grizzley bear. The animal
was brought from California some time since,
and has recently formed the principle attrac-
ton OF show which held forth in tent, on
an open lot on the south side of Market street,
below Thirteenth. This morning about 9
o'clock the animal managed to escape from
his cage and got into the street. His first
freak was to mount an omnibus morse that
happned to be passing, and commenced
gnawing at the name of the poor beast
The horse was doubtless much astonshed
and not little scared, but fortunately for
him Bruin altered his mind before doing him
any serious hurt, and dismounted to pay bis
respects to passing mule. The monster
after handling the mule pretty roughly for a
time, allowed him to go unhurt ...
The bear wandered about the streets for
some time, attracting an immense crowd and
causing ludicrous scene, Notwithstanding
its terrors. A butcher had just cut off fine
roasting piece of beef; this the bear took a
fancy to, and seizng it, it soon disappeared
down his throat, without 'by your leave y
or even word of comment on the high price
of the article.
Strong efforts were made to capture the
brute by entangling him with ropes; these the
bear managed to evade, and at every fresh
movement, the crowd would make a genera
scampet, tumbing over each other in theiI
anxiety to get out of the reach OF as ugly 1
set of claws as was ever worn by BEAST
The police, who were on the ground, threat
ened to use their revoVers, but the Snowman
plead the heavy loss it would cause him, ant
he renewed his exertions to secure the fugi
tive. The latter finally worked his way in
TO a court running out of Eleventh street
above Market, where he was captured will
much trouble, by slipping u moose over hi
neck.
During the fight with the animal, pitch
forks were used freely, the prongs being
thrust into his mouth. The steel prong
were broken fby the teeth Of the bear a:
readily as if they had been but pipe-stems
and the wooden handle Of one was brokeI
to pieces in his paws. Even after slip-.no
had been put over his neck and around on
Of his paws, the brute backed and dragged fiv
stout men with him. After he was final
secured, A lderman Thompson gave the show
man a hint of the consequences likely to re
suit from continuing the dangerous custome
in the neighborhood, and the show tent wa
soon after struck, and the bear was taken t
parts unknown. -
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-01-24
WHOLE NUMBER 499.

LORD CARDIeAs AND THE DUKE OF CAM
BRrDGE.--A correspondent Of the Boston
Post states that Lord Cardigan, one Of the
British officers in the Crmea, is called
"Black Bottle Cardigan" not because no y
addicted to intemperance, but from oirs
cumstance connected with quarrel be
had some years ago with Barvey Tuckett.-
The writer adds:
Cardigan is the best horseman, the beat
swordsman, the best cavalry tactician, the
bandsomest--or least one of the handsom-
est-man in the sirvice of Great Britain
He has been scamp in his time, and been
in some bad rows with some ladies' of unea-
sy virtue Nevertheless, he is nota drunk
ard-he has not fallen to that lowest depth
Of infamy."
The correspondent also says of the Duke
Of Cambridge, another of the officers in the
Crmea:
"The Duke of Cambridge, while yet but
Prince George, married the beautiful and ac-
complished Miss Fairbrother, an actress of
the London theatres, and a lady Of irreproach-
able character. But according to the royal
prerogative of England--as illustrated in
the case of the Duke of Sussex, who marri-
ed Lady Augusta Murry-no marriage con-
tracted by near member of the royal family
shall be valid, unless contracted with the
special sanction of the reigning monarch
therefore, Miss Fairbrother, though made
one flesh with Prince George, according to
Gods ordinance and the ritual Of the estab-
lishod church, is "put assunder" from him
at least in her legal rights-by the Queen,
who is the recognized head of the English
Episcopalian establishment. Miss Fair
brother has passed for many years under the
title of Mrs. Cambridge"
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-01-24

A SAD MIsrAkE.-Two years ago, young
Englishman was arrested in Boston for pass
ing counterfeit money. tried, convicted and,
sentenced to the State prison. The money
which he passed was five dollar bill on the
Wentham Bank, which was. taken by the
person receiving it to the Suffolk Bank for
deposit. The teller Of the Suffolk Bank,
pronounced it counterfeit, and wrote ,acoun-,
terfeit across the face oft. On the trial
the mark ofSthe teller was called to prove
the bill genuine, and the teller's stamp went
for evidence. About month ago the hill,
which had been kept safely in the district att
torney's Office, by accident fellinto the hands
of the former cashier of the bank, when he
Immediately pronounced it genuine
Whereupon the young Englishman was set
at liberty after confinement, in the State
prison Of nearly two years. The question
now is who ought to pay tho damages, the
State or the Suffolk Bank! s4.ya
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-01-24
The vii and The way.

A young collegian, intinerating in the
State of Vermont, fell in company and also
in love with very pretty girl, the daughter
of an old curmudgeon, whose brains were
made of saw-dust, hogs lard and molasses,
but who on account of the spaciousness of
his farm, had been for many years at the
head OF the school committee in the district.
The collegian's attachment to SallyQor that
was the name of the old fellows daughter)
was so overpowering, that all logic and phil
osophy he had learned in the school was
compared to his force of argument, as chaff
in hurricane. But not having the where
withall to winter in the country without re-
sort to employment, he intimated to Sally
that he should like to keep the school in
that district when the kind-hearted girl
informed him that her father was the COM
mittoe man, and she also informed him what
questions would be put to him, and how he
must answer them if he expected to gain the
good graces of her father. Accordingly, on
Sunday evening, the young man of classical
lore informed the gnoramus that he would
like to take charge of their school for the
winter, and board with his family. Where
upon the old fellow assumed an air of much
consequence, and asked the same questions
that Sally had informed her lover would be
asked
"Do you believe in the final salvation o
the world :"
"Most certainly answered the young
man.
81" Do you believe God ever made another
man equal to Thomas Jefferson J"
:" Certainly not"
Can you spell Massachusetts !"
/" Yes, Sir,
Well, spell it."
The young man spelled the word very dis
tinctly, when the father turned to his daugh
ter and said, aft...a ss 5,,a...
" Did he spell it right, Sail :"
eyes, SIR said the afiectionate girl.
| The young man commenced his schoc
the next day. How he and Sail made OF
is another story. ,ssi1 5