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TIE ROCKY MoUYrAIN Fremont CLUE The
members Of the above Club met at their room in Or.
arse street. Brooklyn last evening for the purpose OF
completing their organization. Theperman mt officers
not having yet been appointed, Mr.. Geo W. Nichols
was appointed President, and Allen j. Ormsbee Score
tay The room was well filed with the most respect-
able young Of the city, who evnced the ut most
earestness and enthusiasm in the cause which had
convened them together.
After the organization of the meeting. it was an
nounc.d that sim.r Association was being formed
in s1other part Of the city, having for It's object the
same general ends for which this Club had been or
ganized. A COMMITTEE OF five was appointed to con
fei with that body with view to harmony OF action
The Rsllyins Song sung With hearty
spiri., at the co-e Of which spontaneous bufs' OF
cheers was given, which lasted for some minutes.
Mr.. VIM ii. Gale Wa then called upon and ad
d. SGD the meeting with much effect for n'ariy an
hour The Pre-id. 1t Mr.. Nichols, gave an interest
il z account Of affairs in Ksnsa.-he having recently
returned from that Territory. IIls narration OF the
outrages Of the Border Rufisrs to which he had
been 81 eyewitness, thrillios in the extreme.
A Committee appointed to report perna aens
officers at the next meeting after which it was an
nounced tha. the room would be open every evening
through the week and would be supplied With news-
psptrs and other documents. The meeting then al
journed with Line cheers for Fremont and Dayton.
KIsos COUNTY CENTRAL Fremont CLuB.-A
large gathering Of young men met at Tynbees HOTEL
in Brooklyn, last evening. for the purpose OF com
pIefng the organization Of the King County 'n'r0
Fremnt Club. A constitution ind rules OF order were
adopted, and the fol!owins.named sentlemen wee
elected officers Of the Club: President VIM 1. Par
fridge Vice President, s. Parsons; treasurer Geo.
Merritt Secretary, j. n. Coustock and an Executive
Committee Of ten members.
rrr g..SxfPsKr AGAlg-It is believed that the
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NEU-.JER.SEY ITEMS.

BANK RoBprRY.-A clerk in the Morris Causl esd
Banking Co. of jersey City, named Frarcis S. Norton
absconded on Saturday afternoon with package
N oney amounting to $1,000. The money had b,es
sent in from the Dover Bank and was received By
Nortor and soon efter he left.
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the Lyric Odcs of Athaie. music by Meodelssobu.
Solos by Me- Clsre n Br' kehoH, Mia @ A Ding
i~y Nirs NJ. T.. H4wley M-s Annie Kemp IS
Hattie Arden, Mrs. J NJ Wrner. and Mis- Mnria
Leach. The "Wspugi night by Goethe, mu-ic BY
M, ndelssohr. SsIos by Mrs Annie Kemp, Mr. Fra
ger, and Mr. Stephen W. Leach, and A Voice from
the l.. Ike, by Theodore E,seld
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lAdyostisemeut.i

LISA historical fact that the marble headed
or. would sit sone in the dark in aud In
te.r Az that sho weeping
me fate Of Euex ard Mary but modern writer afms
tia, ,he wa. lo s. boz Of Russia SALvE whs,sw &c
rsr II cs.es Of urDs Ssss Sores Frosted Limbs Piles Car
GERS Ulc.re etc by REDDyG Co. No State
IT. boston al sold by all Druggists % cents and box
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IRISH WAR-A pitched battle occurred yesterday
ncor street, North E.hh batween two fetons
tu,bsncs arose when In ont sner nssy
rushipg from ali dfect and suffered tnto
The dee The women Backward aud while sone
the eombatsnts others were sn
them frnshins their respective fends with orckb4o
cudse sbon fnetn minutes the FGoe srs ESQ., sA
rays Of the and The bovs OF their moro
numerous opponents the Corners. who withdrew In uoia
About twenty persons with DANA ed hesda
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FIrrwoRKs The Fourth ofJuy Fireworks are
appropriated rs 10 Iow-: jackson square, $780, Ham
ilton $500; Lamsrtine, $500; ToapkIs, $50; Md
isos, $500; Eat Broadway and Grard street, $500;
Five Points Mss,on, $3.50; High Bridge $50; Ca.
ma, svle, $780, Mount Morris sqaarr, $3.50; York
vile, SEQ; and City Hall Park, 5000 Nothing will
be provided in the way Of Refreshments.
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-pavvaya oe Load op Smaller

GAs-GAs-GAS.-Bewa Of Lead or Spelter
Gas Fixtures Plenty market Dealers and others
s,e that patterns made Of ooposr
Lsss Aso improved portable Gas WORKS Dwellings,
nctoes dc beet the country Call great manu-.
ACQUIRING depot, No. SIS Bosd~sy ARCHER WARNER Co.
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FIRE-Yesterday, about II O'Clock, tire occurred
IN hou,e in Newark svenue occupied BY Matthew SumInars
The Fire turned out sod extinsussed 1t besss
UGH dsmsgo was dore.
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TAdvertliernsnt.l
J.. can BIO Preserved

FRUITS, VEGETABLES, &c, can DO Preserved
In their favor and at small eIpeLse BY n'iGs oar II.
Y.IsLs SELF sALNG CAS- satisfactorily tested by thousands
during tho past yea TAYLOR HoDGSITs Aanufsc;ur.ts,
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fAR-At an early hour Yesterday

SUPPOSED BURGLAR.-At an early hour yesterday
mon ns tsnderar took into cus'ody ~ 0rand
.urps~d to be burglar In attempting TO jump hou
the building snosher he fell ths gund AMI
sustained nd.se injury and fourd lying there b, the
officer Accused the lock his
~ +. Is, Ualy.
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A DANGEROUS MAN.-Yesterday afternoon q naas
ev,aepy p,aLe sAen in'o cusdy the 0reenpon
Feuy By Officers and Kns. lie h,d In bis Poses.son
hbe ne fifteen inches In length which be had drawn
several tersops and would allow them TO psa lie ssy
his lame 40 John riebry PGu stated that he ieied ct No
2 stanton street York Ha placed In the locka2
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SHAVING MADE EAsY.-Wet your shaving
brush in either cold water or three drops
OF BALM OF THOUSAND FLOWERS, rub the beard well aud
win make eauu soft sther much facilitating the opera
shaving Price only 5ocents. Fer sale by SErhpSE
Co., Proprietou, and all Druggists
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IDENTIFIED The body Of the man picked up at the
foo, Of Dhens street, Saturday, hss been identified - A
Of E6ws,d s. Hardy Of No % Houston street, Nswfork
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TAdvert!seu,ent.l

BRADY'S GALLERIES, No. 359 broadway, over
1bour.on's SELDOM and No. S5 Broadway corner FULTON e.
Oren July Fourth.
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YANKEE SULLIyAN.-A Portrait from life OF
this notorious Pust may be at the PhreRo'os CAspe
of FOWLER AID WELLS, No. S3 Broadway.
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ISroxICATroy.-The Police made 81 arrests On
dIupkeDLess
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(AdwrtisemeLcl
AdveuisomeLt
Fourth JuLY-BRADYs Galleries. No. 1863

B.dwsy Tbcnson s,!oon. and No rs Brosdvaycor'
utr Fuon will be open the production Of AMsRoryrEs.
spo the approaching Holiday Porsons vi't-
ing city nvd to call ard witne" tae uPeie e'usoa
Of Pcriraita
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Advertisement.

BRADY's GALLERIES, No. 359 Broadway, over
Thon Saloon and No. 1o5 Broadway coTrss Fasonst
Open July Fourth.
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ADVERTISEMENT
Advert sem ant. |
CHERRY BALsAM-We have heard so much

.sia of tbs power Dr. WIsrARs BALsA
ina ali ssts tf diseased lungs that feel peIfcy safe Ia
re ending general fog Coughs Colds Bf,nchs'
tIs.
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BRADY's GALLERY, No. 359 Broadway, viii be

OPEN The public Jul, Fourth. People from distance Wait
ing city that day should fail to ire fnss COLES
ton of eminent Portraits il the United States.
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AdveTtiseDeur.I
NE SHILLING A YARD.

Only ONE SHILLING YARD.
500 Yard. real French Printed Baregea
100 Yards White Brilliant
$500 YARDS Printed Brlacts
TIE above goods ell costing Is cents ard, VIII Be
OF, red at One sh,lips yard 10 cose hem out
CHAs. Heard Co., Ne. Soi Oranf-st-
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FATAL AccIpgSr.-An elderly lady, named Ana
Cochran residing st Ma ls Prsp~et ss,ee fell do "a att
Sunday ard broke Der neck Death epsr~d stsatS
thereafter Coroner Reddh held Inquest, and verdict n
accordance rendered.
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TaE LArr FATAL APYRAr II A BTLLiARo-Ro"N -
Ctrorer Hills held an nquest en- Monday, at No. ~
West Twenty fourth street, upon the body OF JACOB
Zaun,. whose death wss the rcut Of blow upon tue
hes,. With bliardcur. DR.. Hseseirr testified thn
be s,et deoessed ca Saturday evening" 10 the lager
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fAdvertlsemeatl

Spirited Life. size PHOTOGRAPHS Of WILLARD
FuLMoRB, or JoHS CHARLES Fremont, Framed and COM
p,es viii b BY espres receipt Of ss They
recently taken cm life and pronounced the puest ever
tai~,. Snail Photosrsp - each, or els per dos,<
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LAYING A CoRyER-SToSE.-The cornerstone OF
new BUILDING erected on street. fos the Society Of 81
Peters ChurrI laid with tho usual exercises yestsdA0
afternoon.
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/TY ITEMS.

nr .d.y wac an exact ,.,. o'''a' alton ,. of Of
slsjsy w "'o,' ,Sa ors,;n, wbep,fh
tc<sbly h' Nc !" s1.. S,'
Il came o. al Ospect VI fd'u'
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BROOXZ wv ITEMS.

FREEDOM MEETING The friends of Fremont in
the Seventeenth Ward Of Brooklyn will hold meet
ing this Tuesday evening, in Union Hall.
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BRADY'S GALLERIES, No. $50 broadway, over
Tscmp.or Sacen end No. p Broadway Iuitonst
Open July Fourrh.
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Cg.Rer or YoRGyRY-Oiicer McManus OF the
Low Police Court yessrd.y arrested Geo vsa Dyke d,os
bpsDes town charged with forgery 10 a~r'na the dss
cheek for Sso 20 that payment second time do
rssd.d UPON T. The complainant Ia Mr Asfon Hopkins
.s,e' fully prsosied Van Dyke committee by Ju'aes
OsbsrLs for exsninsror
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Paryp DRowaED.-Johp Kane, Q nstive Of Ire
lana years of ss- lately resins a. No II ROosv nt
rs. ouId drowned yes rsy IN the East River at a.
FOO. II Twenty third street lie bed ben ni's'ns for tbo
wei Coroner nis bed Lque.t uror tho body. Yer
DICT Death By downing
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great ~ a+eTen. abont which r-ueh b.. beeo ss,d,
has tsksn up his abode in the vicinity Of New York.
Oficep Osbo,n spd Turner VI the Sevente snth Ward
lGreepponD report that yesterday morning. about
ochck. while walking along the shore us: ebovo Mr.
Collyer' yard, they raw what they suppose to have
heeu On cnornous sea serpent Il appeared TO b
about three feet in circumference and about $50 fosk
in length. The monster was disturbsd BY watch
dog, ard after lsshii the wster frnou-Iy with bin
TAIL suddenly vsnsh.d. The officers were 80 alarmed
that they dared not approach the supposed
pent. A short time after this the ofBces saw sons
females bathing ct the same place, and warned thsa
of the darger. some have been 40 uusenerous ~ 10
suggest that the tHicers might have been enjoying
gentle sumber the river bark and Icing suddeciy
awakened by the sps.hpg in the water BY the sfore-
ssid msler actually believed. in Their bewherment.
that they sev the vtihsblc scrpeAt which has 20
often Dsrrvr " escaped coming into the possession Of
Mr. Banum.
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FuTrrsIH WARD Fremont AND DAYTON CLUB
A meeting will be he'd at Ac sd.my Hall, No. g.,
Broadway, on Wednesday, July 90 at eight O'Clock
Messrs Charles Dana Il Delsfeld Smith, Me.
Lowry Secretary Of Gov. Reeder and J. Wilson
Green will speak. There will be good singing also.
The Fifteenth. the present residence Of John c..
Fremont, should and must be the Banner Ws,d.
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CoryrERFEIT MoNEY.-OfIicer Hsrtshorn yester-
DAY ssst<d Frederick een and Emanuel NJ Mdebeser for
pss~ns counterfeit IS bill on the Bank OF New Haven
iorferi ou.e Jorslemon They committed -
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Escape oy A BvRGLAR-Schultz. the burglar, who
was ,lot while ertssed In robbDx tho house OF M
No lss Her street three weeks ago essr~ oa noney
from tbe NevYo,k HosrtA He bal seea slowly recovering
h day. ani The poe should have seeh that ne wa ~cu
lnarded.
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The @ondeksohn Uniops Fourth Soiree- IecoA1
%Sss-wa be given at the City Assembly Rooms
% riussdsy, evening. In the programme we notice
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Tux ssA.Sxkpsxr AeAN.-It is believed that the
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SERIOUS ACCIDENTAL lad named Patrick Matte
cor redrs il w avenue, sustained fracture o.
by slh from barrel Sunday He conveyed 70
the Flsibush Hospital
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FAIR AND FEsrIvAL-The ladies Of the Bepth4
Church, Greer point will hold Fair and Festival m .
large tent erected on lots adjoining the Meeting bous
in Colyer street. GreerpoiDt, the afternoons ssA
evenings OF Wedi esdsy, Thursdsy and Friday Of thin
week A sesson Of delightful enjoyment 10 snticpssea
and frt nds are cordially invited.
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Res OVER REcKLEss DRIVING. - Two etages
iseiDf Yesterday In Button street Water strses,
hen Of than Dor named Rich ard fentegost,
jurIa him sovs,ely. Tho iA taken tho Sev-fork
locked up By Ju.,ice Osborne
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FATAL RESULT OF THROWING STONES Coroner
Connery held an inquest Cd Monday upon the body Of
Re+smubd MeQuillsn child ak years Of age whose
parents reside at the corner Of Clksou and Washing
ton str ets The deceased died from fracture Of the
skull, received on the 23d Of May las', by stone
which was thrown at her by small boy named George
Walker. Verdict in accord spce with the above facts
The boy Walker is in the Tombs awaiting the action
Of the Grand Jury.
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STABBIEG AFFRAY-TwO men, named Thos. Nc
Donald a.d Thos Riley, got Ito fight together on
Sunday evening at the corner Of Canal and Mulberry
streets wht the former drew knife and stabbed hi,
adverary thrice in the side. He was arrested and
locked up, ard the wounded man WAS taken to the
New York Hospital, where his recoveryis thought to
ne dCubtful
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COMMON CorycIL.-The board met at o'clock
Yesterday se proceeded with the hsnssctoa OF bua
lees. Aid 8sckbouss p,esite3.
received from the Ma5cr. esktnS 81 ep
pop,aon Of lC0 account Of tho Board OF Health,
which made.
The Ksosd COMMITTEE reported In relation 10 the rsdect
Of tho Railroad Company laying tricks IN Furmaa and Co
ler bi. snd Hamilton In connection petition
askips that The Compsny be comps led 70 CON
ply wi their The motion made Ct ths previous
meeting referring TIE matter the Counsellor for
tss-n up and carrsco.
The ri the Of Fourth and booth Seco streets
wss dit ected 10 c grsdec ard orranentsd
1he Fire Depsa Committees Of The Eastern and sst
err D.frcs subned srre number OF Reports which he'd
for nihs pas and dposed q thsm They were
for recnldLs eparns and rspaintns Gre sprsstns and
hot.es, IA a'rii so',os con'ide,shs expense
The stsgc Committee rrpotted Of stage oe fronf
the FGussiraI Institute T. d. South Ferry through Soah
Fourth and Fourth streets Be ford. De Kalb
Jtaemon, Court and Atlantic Also
Of limo from the foot Seventh .treet
Fulton Ferry. through Siath Seventh erect,
Be6foId De Ksb 10 the City Hail. through
Washington Pfo~pect end Fulton streets to the Fulton Ferry.
Roth ReIs,ts adopted
Tho fclee Committee reported in favor Of entering
with Charles koqiason extend the Fire and Police
fessh throughout ch rtions Of the city are not Jet
PROVIDED a. OF $500 The subject Wa referred
back for further inquiry.
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The, Semi annual Exhibition Of the pupils Of the In
.titution for the Blind was held yesterday afternoon
in the Chapel of the IcstituNon. 1t was entirely mu
seal, and gave the heart'est satisfaction to largo
audience.
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CRUELTY TO A CHILD.-Peter B. Ross, pawn.
broker at No. 253 Second street. was yesterday ar
rested, charged with cruel treatment to boy seven
years Of sge whom he had obtained en- the usual con-
dnions from Randalrs Island The little orphan ime
from the Land two months ago. aud it is alleged that
Ross kept him in l'hy condition, with the same old
psuper shit on and nearly starved him. allowing him
OILY little stale bread daily. He further, it is al
legged beat tina child with pair Of tongs and similar
wtapops, ard the boys back and shoulders furnished
sufficient proof of the shocking treatment be had
c,iyed. Roes was hello to await examination.
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ORDisAIroE.-Gcorge c pennen, WIN. r. Pick-
pan, Walter r. Sterling aud Rober: Paul were on
soiday lat ordained priests in Trinity Church. At
same ,ue the following persons were ordained az
soo"s; Vim T. Early, David KuickerbockeS,
O. Farm. ton, Jauoe A. Ugohn, Edward II.
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Corr DE- SoLEIL John Smith, a native OF this cry,
sfv ;ears Of sce was overcome on Sunday afternoon
With tie excessive heat ana died shortly eerSar1 ~
IL salo n, No. lS9 Ludlow street.
james shsckey, native OF Ireland, twenty years OF
age was -un-rtIuck Sunday while returning IRON
visit tn some friend. Brooklyn, and died at No PA
Elizabeth street. Coroner Connery held nqursts upon
the deceased, and in each case verdict OF " DEAN
from coup de soietr' rendered.
A young woman AIMED Csihsrine s.. John wss sun
struck yesterday at the foot Of Coutandt street while
On Der way an Albany steamboa and died 1000 after
a, the New York Hospital. Inquest to-day
The HEAT.-The Temperature on Thursday, 2etn;
was at eighty eight (est degrees from IL m vi pas.
D. No. FIVE consecutive hours. Friday. eighty eiy loel
t,giees at p. III. Saturday eighty s1 ts@ degrees
fpm before m. till past p m, being N sqa't'orlo
for seven consecutive koup. Sunday ut sand p III,
ninety eight 9s) degreer. and averaging ninety hve
and quarter degrees for eleven consecutive nouis'
To-Day notwithstanding fresh breeze, the t-mprra,
ture has rise ninety elk 1907 degrees, aAd nfs oeu
above ninety degree. since O'Clock this morning Az
O'Clock this morning, at seveniy-six (7S) degrees inc
highest at that hour Of any moring thus year eApe
To-. 23d wleG it vas the same. Lightning, W ednes-
DAY evening 25th ct and 10 O'clock Thursday even
ing hpm O'Clock till past q. m OF Friday aod oon'
day evening, at and 10 O'Clock. + AkHua.
BrvxAtv- HeShh p m Moadsy. June 30 isA
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-05-03
The vermoater o Wife:
Or an U-apreGta5le Trip to California.


al think said Mr.. Dana, as he pushed
back his chair from the breakfast table, and
looked hard at his wife, pretty little wo-
man with large blue eyes, Il think | should
like to go to California and try my luck
Darn il all, every body is going about here.
Do you think you could spare me for year,
NelyT
Mrs. Dar a made no immediate reply, she
appeared to be very busy turning out a cup
Of tea, although a closer observer than her
husband would have noticed an uncommon
tremulousness in her hand, as Mr.. Dana ceas-
ed speaking.
81 think | might do well there the hus-
band continued as though speaking to him
self.
Are you not doing well here on your
FARM the wife at length replied
I'm making a living, perhaps, but it's
only by hard work Now, if | should go to
California, and be lucky, why, we could have
great many more comforts than we are
blessed with present
we have everything we could wish for
to make us eontented, and I'm sure sigh for
no luxuries, excepting what we can well af-
ford
Yes, we have enough to eat, and clothes
to wear, but we can't buy lots of good fur
niture, and have piano, like Squire Bolton
Darn it, | want to be as rich as he is, and
then should be contented,' Dana said, ris-
ing from his chair and walking back and forth
in the kitchen with energy.
Mr.. Bolton is far from being happy, with
all his wealth. said the wife.
Well, | know that; but then who could
be contented with such wife as he has,
She's either crazy half the time or else
HushP cried Mrs Dana, with reproach-
full look Remember, if she has faults, so
have we ALL
But, what | meant, Nelly, was that il he
had wife like minesand with his wealth, he
couldn't help being
And yet you want to leave wife you
think so highly Of Mrs. Dana said with
very reproachful look
But don't you see that it is for your
comfort and benefit in the end. You know
Nelly that nothing in the world would in
duce me to quit you, unless it was the hope
of making fortune in a short time. |
wouldn't be gone longer than year. and if /
liked the country, and | thought you could
be contented there, I'd send for YOU
The young wife stroye hard TO retain her
compoyure, as she asked 80
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-05-03

A STRONG DARKEY.-The Rockingham,
(Ya.) Register tells Of negro, belonging to
VIM. Anderson Of Pendleton county, who re-
Gently found large wolf at bay, and sur
rounded by dogs He Immediately seized
and strangled him. On another occasion, he
had wounded buck, which instantly made a
charge at him, when he caught the animal by
the antlers, and throwing him over his shoul-
ders, carried him home
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-05-03

LADY Marcy Duncan was a rich heiress
and Sir William Duncan was her physician
during severe illness. One day she told
him she had made up her mind to get married,
and upon his asking her the name Of the for
tunate chosen one she bade him 90 home
and open the Bible, giving him the chapter
and the verse, and he would find out He
did So and thus he read, Nathan said unto
Divid fhou art the man"
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-05-03

A MINISTER, in meeting with parishioner
who had recently come in possession of quite
a handsome property by the death of his
brother, inquired how he was getting along
with the settlement of the estate:
"Oh' said he, i am having a dreadful
time; what with getting out letters of adj
ministration, and attending Probate Court,
and settling claims, | sometimes almost wish
he hadn't died"