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l'Al.EY.

He pcrmitted-nay, wishcd--his daugh.
tcrs to 20 to evening parties; but insisted
that one of them should always remain at
home, to give her assistance, il needed, by
rubbing him, &c, in case Of IN attack OF
the rheumatic pains to which he was sub,
ject. "This," hc said, taught them natu.
raj affection"
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FAMRERS, ATTENTION!
uNGuESiSEAN GALLERX,
'FRONT.' "o'ms, Third Story, IN Hdttinger's Block.
JAMra NJ A u cnNN

ESPECTFULLy infarms his old friends and the rest Of
mankln That he Is sti at his post prepared to exc.
cute likenesses Ia style superior 10 any ever taken In
arrangement OF light which enables me TO give more
truthful and feke expression tn the likeness than is
otherwise obtained Call IN any ,ceder at my daguerre.
case for only 5 finer cases at small extra cost TX.
ira heads on same plate, 6O cents each Always come in
dark dress, such as red, orange, green, or black.
D. My pictures cannot be cxcecd where, and can
be equaled u, but few places In the west Come In and
will DC glad to show faces whether you want any
thing or no, mar S-yi
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IMMENSE iIELD.--At the banking house OF
D. q. Nils & Co., in this city, may be seen
some twenty or more golden bars, the ag.
gregdte OF which weigh seven hundred and
thlrty-tcur ounces, aad are valued at thirty
thousand dollars. The claims which yield
this enormous sum, are in Drytown, Anne.
dor county, and the entire amount was the
product Of twcnty-cight days labor # tho
Potosi Quartz Mining Company, which con.
s'stS Of but four per- ons only, Messrs. A. c.
and NJ. \. Hinkson, q. A. Miller and N. W.
GlOycr.-.Sacramento Union.
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WAGON Il CARRIAGE SHOP.

Hf Subscriber would respectfully 10 the
public that h" has opened shop In n and com.
mGdiOus building adjoining his Blacksmith Shop, Co.
umbus street, vhcr, he viii manufacture and Keep con.
Stany for sale iul assortment Of WAGONS CARRIAGES,
and HuGGs, made II the best material and hy expert
encci mechanics. and he would invite the attention Of
purchasers his heavy stock Of LCsBFB on
hand. Believing that he Manufacture article not
inferior the best made in the City and with determ
nation 10 give sntiscon to the purchaser he would
licit a share Of patronage.
JOB WORK and REPAIRING done to order and at
short notice. lSept, 99-til +. TANNING.
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S. CROOKS BROTHER,
Noy0.,oeS Corner Gfths Court Ho~se SyHdrc, Oudcd,
WILLIAM C.ONNDI,1y

t2OthtHg kSt1bijS!UeHt-Nortt side Qf COGrt House,
4, EsPECTtJLLS iulOIm, the citizens Of Ottawa and
~ the pdbC IL general that he has removed his Tailor
ing Establishment aud Clothing St0rINt door 10 II. 4.
Edines Exchange Once, north side OF the Court House,
where he VIII be happy to wait On his old aud new Gus
toners lie keeps hand large assortment Of Cloths,
CassIntres and Nesting,. Also, large assortment Of
Ready Made ClOting, Of his own manufacture. Also,
general assortment vi Furnishing Goods from the top Of
the head to the sole of the foot All kinds of Garsnts
made ~ Ia the neacs manner by the best OF workuen
Cutting done as usual, aud warranted TO nt II properly
made Up. Ottawa Dec. 70
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TObucrn Cigar Mamufa tory,

On Main st. ono Door E4St of Post Office,
sTIIE subscriber Hond inform the public ha, he is ma
- nuIacturug and keeps on hand the best quality Of
Chewing Tobacco, sHun, Ppgs &c, St wholesale and
tal AZ prices favorable to customers, Also the best Of
Havana Laopcrn C.fsadoris and other kinds Of G..
ghr' Farmers uHd others Who smoke NJ chew can make
great saving by buying OF me vt Wholesale as ecu
SCI. De''e. af'isis, 81 less price than pediHrs,
Please call ~ ny NsuuiacIory ncAi door west 0. the
Pos; Once, aud see Tor yourselves
OIInWn- Nur 10 q IL sCuNEIhEn
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" LIKES.

One morning when was q lad, WilkcE
came into our banking house to solicit my
vote. My father happ, ned to be out, and l.
as his representative, spoke TO Wilkes. A
parting, Wilkes shook hands with me and
felt proud Of it for week after
lie was quite as ugly, and sluintel as
much as bis portraits make him but he
was very gentlemanly in appearance and
manners. think see him at this mo
'nent, walking through the crowded street,
Of the city as Chamberlain, on his way tc
Guidhall, in scarlet coat, military boots,
aud a bas.wig-the hackncy-coacnnan it.
vain calling out to him. a coach, your no.
nOrG"
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Father said ccbblcrs lad, as he was
pcgging away at M old Shoe, "they say that
trout bite good now" "Wcll, we'll" replied
the old gentleman, 'you stick TO your work
and they wont bite YOU
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There is this difference between happiness
and wisdom: lie that thinks himself the
happiest man is really SO; but he who
thinks himself the wisest man is generally
the reverse.
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IL you wish TO cure scolding wife, never
fail to laugh at her with all your might until
she ceases-thcn kiss her. Suro cure, and
no Quack medicine.
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Boot and ahoe Store

on HItH street, ppPDshe CushmdH's old Stand.
". e.. FASH
ID EGS leave to call he attention Of ihc public TO his
- stock oi By0t' Sto,s, Gdiisrs, NgD r GUih Shoes
dr, DO constantly kept Oh hand at the above establish
mcu Particular attention PAID 10 selection, for Ladies'
and Misses Connected with the store Is a large
shop Tor manufacturing boots, shoes &C. and he
oys but good wuTkmen, he is prepared make
order any ar5lc IN hi, line style both Of ueaness
aud durability superior to the best Eastern work
EenlIrMs lnnc M elurt mnIirr. l.h l1-yl
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II you wish to attract attention, 20 into
church, some Sunday, after the services have
commenced, in pair OF new, squeaking
boots, and parade up the broad aisle.
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Person would 81, up drinkius all night
without sgcinln. to feel any bad effects from
IT, Horne ToOke told me that he once asked
Person to dine with him in Richmond Build
lngs; and, as he knew TIM, Porscn hal not
bed ipr the three preceding nights, lac ex-
pcctcd to get rid Of him at Il to ert tbly ear y
hour. Person, however, k pit ToJke up the
whole night; aud IN the morning the latter,
IN perfect despair said, "Mr POrson, | am
engagcdt to meet a friend at breakfast at co!-
ieehousc in Leicester square" "Oh !" re-.
Piled Porson, II will 90 with you :" and he
accordingly did SO. Soon after they had
reached the coffee house, Tooke contrjyed to
SIP out, and, running home, ordered his
servant not to let Mr. = rson in, even if he
should attempt to batter down the door. ~
man observed Iookc, "who could sit up
Tour nights sgcccssiyely might have sat up
forty
locke used to say that "porson would
drink ink rather than not drink at all" In
deed, he would drink anything lie wa,
sitting with gentleman after dinner IN the
chambers ol u mutual friend, a Templar,
who was then Ill and confined to bed.
servant came into the room, sent ,hither by
his masler for II bottle Of cmbrocation which
was on the chimney piece. II drank it an
hour ago." said Person.
hen HupPuer the painter was residing in
cottage few miles from London, Pv, sou
one afternoon UNEXPECTEDLY arrived there
lioppner said thai he could not offer him
dinner, as Mrs, H. had gone to town and
had carried with her the key Of the closet
which contained the wine. Porspn, IA Wv.
or, declared that he would be contcnted with
mutton.chop and beer from the next ale.
house; aud accordingly staid to dine. Du.
ring the evening Person said, II am quit,
certain that Ms. lioppner keeps some nice
bottle Tor her private drinking in her own
bedroom so pray try if you can lay your
hands on it, HIS host assured him that
Mrs ii. had no such secret stores but Porsyn
insisting that u search should be mad,
bottle was at last discovered in the lady.
apartment to the surprise tluppuer anI
the JOY oi POrson, who soon hnlsnrd it,
contents, pronounclng 1t 10 be the best gin
he had tasted for long time Next day
Hoppner, somewhat out Uf temper, inform.
cd his wife that Person had Il unk every
drop Of her concealed dram. "Drunk every
drop Of IT," erie she; my God that was
spirits Of wine ior the lamp"
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Excuse me, madam, but would like to
ask why you look at me SO savagcly. "Oh!
beg pardon, sir; took you for my hus.
baul!"
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SYDNEY SMITH.

He said that - was so fond Of contra.
diction that he would throw up the window
in the middle of the night and contradict the
watchman who was calling the hour.
When his physician advised him to take
walk upon an empty stomach Smith
asked, Upon whoseg'
Lady Cork said Smith, twas once SO
moved by charity sermon that she begged
me to lend her a guinea for her contribution.
I did so. She never repaid me, and spent it
on herself"
He said that "Ris idea Of heaven was cat.
ing iois gras to the sound Of trumpets"
81 had very Odd dream last night said
he; II dreamed that there we're thirty n!rs
Muses. aud nine Articles; and my head Is
still quite confused about thcrp,"
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A young lady, who recently married q
farmer, one day visred the COW houses,
when she thus nterrogated the milk maid:
"By-the-hye, Mary, which of these cows is
it THAT gives The 6uttermilk?" Mary tainted.
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CoYrESruENr--Socra in going through
the market. place, said, GLOW many things
there are that do not wanll'
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Nj | |. l. y r. X y .
MISN NllN V'IS

w Ill be happy TO see the ladies 0f Ottawa and
w rounding country, at her rooms over the Marble
Front Store where sle has just received new and ele
CANT assortment Of SPRING AND SUMNER MILNE.
Rf. Feeling confident that ladies cannot better please
thcusel' ca e.-, Where, she respectfully sorits call
fasiya Tor dresses VIII hereafter be received every
month Ottawa huru a
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UNrILIAL WISH OF A MEDICAL STUDENT
Oh, that my governor were seized with . re.
militant fever!
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BeneRccnce is the most exquisite luxury
ard the good man, after all, is the genuine
epicure.
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ERsKINE.

EksklNE.
When Lord Erskne heard that soncbod,
had diId worth two hundred THOUSAND
pounds he observed, "Well, that's worry
pretty sum to begin the next world with"
"A friend Of mine" said Ets.ne, "was
suffering from continual wakclulness aud
various methods were tried to send h,m to
sleep, but in vain. At last his physicians
reSoriei to an experiment which succeeded
/ perfectly they dressed him in watch.
mans coat, put II lantern into his hand,
placed him III sentry.OoX, and-hc was
as ccp in ten minutes.
To all letters soliciting his Subscription
to anything, Erskine had regular 70 IN Of
reply, viz: "Sir, ] feel much honOrcd by
/ your application to me- aud beg 10 sub.
/ scribe the reader had to turn over
/ the lcaf-"myscN your very oGcdicnt ser
want &c.
Elskine used to say that when the hour
came that all secrets should be revealed, we
should know the reason why shoes are al.
ways made too tight.
When lie had a house at Hampstead, he
entertained the very best company. have
dncd there with the Prince of Nalcs--thg
only time ever had any conversation with
his Royal II ghncsS. On that occasion the
Prince wa, very agreeable and iamilur,-
Amui < otler anecdotes which lac told US Of
Lord Ihurluw, remember these tTo. The
first was: Ihurow once said 10 the Prince,
"Sir, your father vii! continue to be popu-
lar king as long as he continues to 20 to
church every Sunday, and to be faithful to
that ugly woman, your mother; but you,
Sir, will never lie popular The other was
tins: While his servants were carrying
Thurlow up stairs to his BEDROOM just be-
fore his death, they happened to lei his Iegs
strike against the banistcrs, upon which he
uttered the last ic0rds he erer sp0ke--a
frightiul impi ccaton on "aIl their souls
EI skine said that the Prince # Wales was
quite "a coSmogony man." (all Iding to Tile
Vicr Of Vak.geti) for he had ouly two
assical qno,atIous--one from Homer and
one from Virgil, which he never failed to
SPORT when there was any opportunity oi in.
trudu Ing them.
LatterIy Erskine was very poor and no
Wonder, for he always con,rycd to sell out
ol the funds when they were very low, and
buy in when they were very high. by
Heaven" he would say, g, am a perfect
kite, all paper; the boys might fly me-
Yet poor as he was, he still kept the bes,
society; have seen him at the Duke Of
iurk's, &c.
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"Thc proper study Of mankind Is man.,
says Pope but the popular study Is how to
make money out Of him.
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have several times stayed at Oat'ands
with the Duke and Duchess of York-both
of them most amiabie and agreeable persons.
We were generally company Of about ff.
teen; and our being invited to remain there
another day sometimes depended on the
ability OF our royal host and hostess to raise
sutiic'en, money for our entertainment We
used to have all sorts Of ridiculous "run ="
aS We roamed about the grounds The
Duchess kept beside number of dogs for
which there was regular burial. place a
collection OF monkeys, each Of which had its
own pole with house at top. One Of the
visitors (whose name forecD would single
out particular monkey, and play to it on
the fiddle with such fury and perseverance,
that the poor animal, half distracted would
at last take refuge in the arms of Lord Al
vanley. Monk Lewis was u great iavoritr
at oatands. One day after dinner as the
Duchess was eaving the room, she whisper.
ed something into Lewis ear. He was much
alt cted, his eyes filling with tears. We
asked what was the matter. "0h," replied
Lewis, " the Duchess spoke so very kindly
to mel" "My dear fellow" said Colonel
Armstrong, pray don't cry +; dare say she
didn't mean it."
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A MIsSoMER.-It appears that at Virgins
Bay, in Nicaragua, th,re is not single 70.
male.
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! Topham Beaucicrk (Johnson's friend) was
a strangely absent person. One day he mad
party coming to dinner; and, just before
their arrival. he went up star, to change
his dress. He forgot all about them
thought that it was bedtime, pulled off his
clothes and got into bed. \ servant, who
presently entered the room to tell hun that
III, guests were waiting ior him, found him
fast asleep.
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The man who refused 10 hang his gate, on
account Of being so opposed to capital pun.
isbment. is an old resident Of Connecticut.
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Dunning afterwards Lord Ashburton)
was stating the ,aw" to jury at GuIlIhalI,
when Lord Mansfield interrupted HIM by
saying, "li Nat be law, III 60 home an
burn my books" "ly Lord" replied
D1nn,ns, you had better so home and read
tdcM.'
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a friend Of mine in Portland.place has a
wife who nfi,cts upon him every season two
or three Immense evening parties. At one
OF those parties he was standing in very
iorIofn condition, leaning agains, the chin.
ney'Piecr, when gentleman coming up to
h'm, said, Sir az neither OF US is acquain,.
eI with any Of the people here, think we
had best go home
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letter, 3" that he had discovered the unfor.
tunate condition in which she was when he
last visited her; and she entrested him to
Keep the matter secret in consideration of
the inclosed "a hundred-pound bank k.note)."
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Combc rocolccted having seen Mrs. Sid
dons, when very young woman, standing
by the side of her fathers stage, and
knockinga pair of snuticrs against candle
stick, to initiate the sound of windmill
during the representation Of some Harlequin
piece.
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letter, " that he had discovered the unfor
tunate condition in which she was when b,
last visited her; and she entreated him e
keep the matter secret in consideration O
the inclosed "a hundred-pound bank motel ;
When young man, went to Edinburgh
carrying letters Of introduction iron DR.
hlppis, DIR. Price, rad othcrs,) to Adam
Smith, Robertson, and others. When first
berries; and he descanted on the superior
havor Of those grown in Scotland. found
MN very kind and communicative. lie was
N"hal hObertson was not man who had
/ seen great deal of the world Ouce IN
/ the cou,.. ,e ,,'; -, -
remark Of Soma yr,.r ,b", :. la ps"s, ~
superficial Vol,,;,. "S;r ".,;.d Sr';,t,
striking the tablc win bis had .,hsr. :,
been but one Voltsir.." '
= II Moore had made mo h;s co,f.,.n, In
tne business. I should have nro,csted warm.
! ly against the destruction of the Memoirs
But he chose Luttrcll, probably because he
thought him the more fashionable man: and
ter readily voted that they should be put
some SOM GROSS w H ,,inr. .Io'e m Wv mers, unaers..n'
sa'I go ,"ns' :" '.',. manuscript, Dut
nno, 'y ,hy,a p'I'om =, u, anu aia not nshi
,hi, ara,J'',. ~. ~. oe' .''u' u Io',alhed
snId,nI,. s,",,J u" "'' ''"',"se "'sn' ny'o.
,anor wIios ot",,,u h,,u W oi; u us nrss sleeP.
rnlJ, ,i"r o,,nen ,t i, ,,'s ,n aoon, Na' casting
If ,L. So lug" 'ne c''t''o" curtains
;n,, ~ a"d 'e .Va,u no' he'P e&c,a''n'
10" ca'T 'T'eo cS ~ ,ou' '''a' nc ""hcheu Lazy
'0 '''' "''' 'u'e'! !" ne''
Va, ,onoo,,... -, r.,
S,". ".o,' vac passage III h"y Lcar
Sine c'nId -. "",.n M,S' o,uaons s"ia mat
~ VI ''''. "''"o"' s"cuuiho tears
yor..,roo, no i".n nOi Ipsh ,siss ,s,,i A. me-
To be ny child CordrIl.."
Something Of the same kind hapDencd in
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Humphrey llowa,th, the surgeon, was
called out, and made his appearance in the
field stark naked, to the astonishment of the
challenger, who asked him what he meant.
~ know, said H., " that if any part of the
clothing is carried into the body by gun.
shot wound, fostering cnsues; and therefore
have met you thus" His antagonist de
cared, that fighting with man in paris
ndt"dfiJus would be quite ridiculous; and
accordingly they parted without further dis
cussIon.
Lord Alvanlcy, on returning homo after
his duel with young O'Connel, gave guiu,a a
to the hackney. coachman who had dry,a
him out and brought him back Tho man,
surpris at the Iargeness of the sum, said,
my Lord, only took you to -" Al
vanIey interrupted him, "My friend, the
guinea is for Bringing me back, not for talk.
inc me Out
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1t is curious how fashion changes pronun-
citation. In my youth everybody said Lon
non" not "London !" Fox said "Lonnon" to
the last and so did Grove. The now fash.
ionablc pronunciation of several words is to
me at least very offensive contemplate" is
bad enough but balcony" makes me sick
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y l.. w Nj LILLE y T. II y .
MISS EtlHD

NN'OtLD inform the ladies Of Ottawa and vicinity that
w She has on hand new aud fashionable stock Of
Millinery Goods for Spring and summer trade. at her
In Sale 81, two doors south Of Mi.ls' store,
where she will be happy To vat On all her friends
PtrIslAn P.ttern. csiyeh ey.ry month. Much %.
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- l. n II S II II Y.
. WM. SMITH, N. d.,
E-A ~ 09icr IN Bissneas Block, Hp stairs,
~IIryYV TENDERS his professional services to
the citizens Of Ottawa aud vicinity All
operations performed IN scientific manner and warran.
ted equal In utility to the best.
Among other improvements, Dr. Smith is inserting
Teeth on Guta Percha plates.
Call and see spocmeNs
omce hours from o'clock, A. ". to Bpm arr
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Doctor Fordyce sometimes drank a good
deal at dinner. lie was summoned one even.
ing to see lady patient, when he was more
than half.seas.o over, and conscious that he
was so. Feeling her pulse, aud finding him.
self unable to count It's beats, he muttered,
drunk. by -" Next morning, recol.
lecting the circumstance, hc was greatly
vexed and just as he was thinking what
explanation OF his behavior he should offer
to the lady, u letter from her was put into
bis hand "She too well knew" said the
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Lord Seaforth, who was born deaf and
dumb, was to dine one day with Lord Mel.
vile. just before the time Of the compa.
nys arrival, Lady Melville sent into the
drawlng.room lady Of her acquaintance,
who could talk with her fingers to dumb
people, that she might receive Lord Seaforth.
Presently Lord Guilford entered the room !;
and the lady, taking him for Lord Seaiorth,
began to ply her fingers very nimbly Lord
Guliord did the same; and they had been
carrying on a conversation in this manner
for about ten minutes when Lady Melville
Joined them. Her female friend immediate
ly said, "Well, have been talking away TO
this dumb man." Dumb! !" cried Lord
Guilford; "bless me, thought you were
dumb" told this story (Which is perfect.
ly truc) to Matthew'S; and hc said that he
could mako excellent use Of it at one Of his
evening entertainments; but know not If
ever he did
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Witticisms are often attributed to the
wrong people 1t was Lord Chesterfield,
not Sheridan, who said, on occasion of Ger.
tain marriage, that "Nobody's son had mar.
ried Evcrybody's daughter"
Lord Chesterfield remarked of two per.
sons uancng mlnuet, that "they looked as
it they were hired to do it, and were doubt
iu Of being paid"
once observed to- Scotch lady, show
desirable it was in any danger to haue pre-.
sence IF mind!" ~ had rather" she re.
joined, shave absence Of body"
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You remember the passage in hiag Lcar
- a passage which Mrs. Siddons said that
Sue could never read without shcddin, tears ::
DO no, laugh At me;
For, As | am man, | think this lady
IN nn LuN nL.All In.l-IL- %

Something Of the same kind happened in
my own family. A gentleman, near rela
ton Of mine, was on hi, death bed, aad hi.
intellect much impaired, when lis daughter,
whom he had not seen for considerable
time, entered the room. lie looked at her
with the greatest earnestness, and then cx-
claimed, IL think sAoull know tbs la9V,"
but his recognition went no further
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ID Il y IT'S FRY.
T.. =. IbGb AIsB.
HAVING determined to make Ottawa his future resi-.
i dencc, take pleasure In announcing To The pub.
Tie That he can be found at his Office at ali hours rea.
dy to perform all operations upon the teeth, in the
MOST SCIENTIFIC AND NAsrGRiN MAsNFR "
ARTIFICIAL TEETH, WIN or wIr,orr orys ,,, IA,
upon e most approved principles, upon the very best
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