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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-23


Washington, Dec. 10.
Gov. Walker will, according to the assertion
Of his intimate friends, soon withdraw from the
Cow rnorship Of Kansas, and will. when tender
ing his resignation to the President, stale bis
reasons for this course. designing however not
70 use any language which may have . tendency
TO disturb thcir friendly relations.
Judge Douglass bill. althoagh similar in its
details TO that Of Mr.. Toombs, contains this I'D.
tiOnal clause, that the constitution when formed
| by the convention, be submitted entire to the
people.
Senator Gwyn has received large number
or letters from California, in which the writer's
express an intense interest to be mustered into
the service Of the U. 8. against the Normons,
who it u mentioned, have emissaries through
out that State, and are thought 70 be making
| serious mischief.
Some Of the Senators are preparing speeches
on the Kansas question.
New York, Dec. Is.
Coesares Dela6ganunefutx, late Portuguese
consul TO this port, has been transferred By biz
government 70 consulahir IN Denmark in the
port Of Holstoin; the vacancy thus created y
10 be 6lled BY the appointment Of Thos. Ribere
Descartes, formerly consul q xaranham, II
Brasil
The Post learns that the sums subscribed 4
the Ill Central loan up 70 the noon By pArtis'
holding the optional righta, amounts TO ON
million dollars; the pseferencs given 70 thss'
rights cease to-day. I
II Cincinnati, Dec a.
Loefaer, for The murder Of bis wife and N.
Horton, last July. vas found guilty ofmardsr Y
the first degree,
Cincinnati, Dec. lS.
| The stock of clothing Of Hyman Bros. ! Co
Main Ct, was destroyed By nre last night-los
~. 900 incurred. The building was damage
70 the extent OF $4,000.
|. Albany, Dec. Is.
II 70 day . the las& of the canal nsvigation. 4
morrow the vataf viii b drawn o6 by order
1 Eshs Comninaeoer. Allloa3s Of any conseqeenc
ars q thsif dsseiaatioa.
! 1 The steamboat Col Edwards, was burned .
! Red River Saturday morning.
, Her cargo combating Of over 1000 balss Gotta
/, and many cattle. y 4 total loss. ~ 70 aops
II ~ ResssSS1 ~ I'LL aalsA 49, 4as2s egs s8f
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-23

The Legislature has done no hing toward car.
rying out the recommendstlons Of STATIONS
Message. -
The election returns from Kckapoo had been
declared fraudulent by the Committee Of Inves.
LEGATIONS. NJ
Republican members were admitted to the
House.
The Lecompton Convention at Lecom pton
had nominated John Calhoun Tor Governor BY
| accamaton. He declined accepting.
Frank Marshall was nominated instead OF w.
g. Matthias for Lieut.. Gov. AR for con.
gress. District Attorney Rne declined the nom.
mutton for Congress.
| Gen. Denver had not arrived in the Territory.
1 Nothing il yet known Of the character Of the
intelligence brought by the last messenger
| from Utah.
Letters from Kansas, received by the Demo
Gratis, say that an attempt Is Lting made III the
border counties OF Missouri 10 form comp snieI
Of voters to control the election on the 2ist.
Alta Mass Convention, held at Lecompson Of
the 7th, Resolutions we're passed endorsing th,
proces dings Of the Delegate Convention ~ Law
renee. I'd, pledying themselves indlvidnall,
and collectively TO oppose to the utmost th,
Constitution adopted At Leeompton, and to n
sist every attempt made 70 put the GoverImen
into operation under Ii.
!. London, O. W., Dsc. Z.
Miss Mcfarland, niece Of the sheriff u HaInil
ton, committed suicide BY dro~ ming hsssst lae
night. She left note, statins her dssernns
tion 70 commit theact giving - the caase ur
requissd love.
tfs+ata Pits0urg, Dec. II.
Tho Governor has issaed warrants for the Il
ecution OF the McKcesport murderrv-Nis an
Charlotte Jones, are 70 be hanged on the l2t
! oi rebFsAsy. Monroe Stewart win bs execute
fortaigAt aftef. 81 I'D
81 New York, Dsc. II.
j An immsnss democratic meeting was hrld
the Park 70 night TO respond 10 ths President
!. Message. Richard Scheli Esq, presided. y
sdeechea were made By vArioss dissinguisht
men. While Mr scheil was speaking As one
! The stands the platform gase way, causing gre
{ excitcmenb but fortunately no .ons va Sssaos
~ injured. The assembllge AZ ths ssnd pr
! tessasd Y sAa CIV nAll stsps - An ~ 4
--~~ 20 sa ssssGagfBaxs 8n Asa@ vhed ssA
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-23


Harris, Of the Union newspaper, vas to-day
nominated BY the Democratic caucus for the
Senate. Senator Douglas vas absent Fl
A bin viii tomorrow, according TO present
understanding, be introduced In the Senate,
authorizing the issue Of treasury noses. The
amount u not yet nxed, but viii be euliciently
large TO meet the present exigencies Of the Trea,
sury. Il ie supposed that Il win pass before The
adjournment.
Thirty Protestant clergymen Of Waahingson
rendered their services 70 conduct the relieioui
exsrcises q the capital.
Il b con6dently asserted that Hen. r. J,
walker has resigned the Govssnsrship Of Kan
oas. a i
Nearly one hundred applications have Nsen
made by Repcssers fee the presa 70 tho Speaker
IOf the HOUSE FOR accommOdaeiona. Aaa
me Cahlpst y n sxssaordinafy '5ssstoa d
tnAghsA ~ sa ,.. - II go ''s''t's slseii
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-10

THAT MoysrEE GUN.-The monster gun Of
the United States corvette Plymouth, weighs
10000 pounds aYoirdupois, It's covered with
coating Of yermiIion and becswaX, and there
fore has red instead of the usual black ap
pearance Of Il ships guns. The heavy Dahl
green guns have two vents, which facilitate
their rapid and safe firing. The weight of
each she'll they discharge is about 1876 pounds,
and that Of each solid shot ia pounds. The
sound of the she'll and shot, travcrsing distance
of three miles is lost in the enormous space which
it traverSes. One pecullarity Of the DahIgrcen
gun is its enormous strength and thickness
where the greatest force of the powder is ex-
pended In experiments made to test the
strength of these guns, one of them had heen
fired off nearly two Thousand times, with
large portion Of shot, without bursting.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-10

Crack OF THE PARTY WHIr.-It would be
very amusing, if it were not very melancholy
to see with how much confidence and insolencc
Of assumption the rigOrS Of party discipline are
brought 10 bear upon the public men who at
tempt to act upon their own convictions Of
principle in regard to public affairs. 4 very
grave difference of opinion has arisen among
Democrats as TO the proprety Of forcing a
Constitution upon the people OF Kansas with
ont their consent. Some of them venture to
think this proceeding "A fiat contradiction Of
the principle OF popular sovereignty recently
Introduced into the Democratic creed and ac-
ccpfed by the country at large.
The Washington Unjon has been cndeayor-
ing to prove that this doctrine only applies to
the question of Sitrsry-that upon every 9th
er subject the will Of the people is not a mat
ter Of the slightest consequence. Failing to
enforce its views upon all its Democratic CO.
temporarieS. and to coercc all members of the
Democratic Party into the adoption Of its log
c, il thus resorts to the Elti0lG ratio of parti-
san tyranny =
An honest difference Of opinion as to
whether the Kansas Convention should have
submitted to popular ratification the whole or
"t 2t'dL essential part OF Tue Constitution
framed by them mig be toleraied; but the en-
tire Democratic press will hold 40 Democrat
ga.ItesS who seeks to promote his peculiar
views by osscciations eritb Biocb Republican,
ISM IN oag farm. To sanction even for mo-
meat the sectional objects, or to adopt even
for temporary purpose the wretched sophs-
tries and fanatical appeals Of the enemy may
be safely regarded as the preliminary steps of
formal dcscrton'
This is a formal notice TO every Democrat
That if he is ever found to agree in sentiment
with Black Republican" upon any subject,
be is to he considered deserter, and treated
accordingly.
It is pretty well understood that the Unjan
50 busy in seeking to make favor with those
who have potential votes to give in regard to
Tie PpJic printing, that it makes the welfare
Of lis own party and the reputation of the Ad-
mnjStration matters Of entirely secondary con-
sequence. If this were not so, it would inflict
more serious injury upon its own friends than
all the Black Republican newspapers in
the country could accomplish in months.-N.
!. Tines.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-10
GFrom the Pittsburg Post.l
Confession Of Murderers,

During Tuesday and Wednesday it was ru-
mored that FIFE, the murder of the Wilson's.
had made confession, but nothing was known
as to its bearing or contents until yesterday,
.Jailor PHILLIPS, to whom it was made, gave
the reporters the substance Of it. He states
that on Tuesday, after the decision of the Su-
preme Court, upon the writ of error, he had
conversation with FIFE and STEWART in
their cell, and the unwelcome news of the de-
cision had affected them both to tears. FIFE
wept bitterly, and in reply to an intimation
from the jailor, he pointed to MONROE STEW
ART, and said in the most solemn manner
" There IS an innocent mon." He then en-
pressed desire to confess the whole truth in
regard to the mnrder of GEORGE WILSON and
ELIZABETH MCMAsTERs. In order that there
might be no understanding, or misunderStand-
ing, between FIFE and Charlotte, (the lat
ter having had no intimation in regard to the
confession) the jaior suggested that she be
brought down and placed i'll the same cell with
them
FIFE agreed to this, remarking that he was
ready and waiting to tell the truth, as he sup
posed CHARLOTTE would do the same. She
was then conducted to their cell, and another
scene of painful and bitter weeping followed
the interview between the three unfortunate
persons. FIFE then proceeded to narrate his
history, from his youth mp TO the time that
he was arrested for the murder of the VIII
SONS. The minuta of the confession is known
only to the jailor who committed it to writ
ing. So much Of it as relates to and was
known 10y CHARLOTTE JONES, received her as
sent as the facts were divuIged CHARLOTTE
did not make a separate confession, as has
been asserted.
BY permission Of Jailor PHILLIPS, we are at
liberty to give the main facts embodied in the
confession. They are these The murder of
GEORGE WILSON and his sister originated with
CHARLoTTE JoNEs, and was executed by them.
and them alone When they gained admiS-
sion to the house, FIFE stabbed the old man.
and CHARLOTTE struggled with her aged aunt
Failing to kill her. FIFE was Obliged to assist,
and the double murder was completed The
chest was then searched, aud the two left the
house. They both assert that STEWART was
not there, and that their iatentions were Who'll.
ly unknown to him. Thus they pronounce
him entirely innocent, and voluntarily cyminate
themselves.
IN regard TO the murder of SAMUEL II.
WnTE, which is SO intimately connected in the
public mird with that of the WILSON'S, FIFE
most earnestly asserts his innocence.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-10

JUDGE CLACGET. Of the First judicial Dis
trict, Iowa, made a rule that lawyers who had
cases in Court should not leave without no.
tice. This did not please them. And to put
his honor out of countenance they would get
up, one alte? another, and say with long faces
and Juvenile accent, Please thir, may ! 90
out ~ His honor bore this as long as he
could, when he had them all put in Jail. The
Burlington UatCheye says that " no public edi-
fee, not excepting the penitentiary, ever CON
tained so much latent rascaty as the Madison
Jail, when filled with the lawyers Of the dis
trict"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-10

la The Democratic General Committee of
New York City has expelled Daniel Z Sickles
and c. Godfrey Gunther from membership Of
That body, in consequence of their having sup
ported Daniel +. Hermann against Fernando
Wood for Mayor Sickles is a member Of
Congress, and was Mr.. Buchanan'S Secreta-
~ Legation at London. Bets are freely offer
ed In New York that Wood was Know Moth
ING at the time Of the election.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-10

Tex THOUSAND SEpoYs SLAUGHTERED-The
II Ladelphia Erening Journal prints an ex-
"a:t from letter from England received by
gentleman Of that city, which states the
number of Scpoys slaughtered in the stormng
anu capture of Delhi at ten thousand
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-10
Sept. Is. 1857.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE-Notic

4 DMINISTRAT NOTICE.-Noticc
is hereby given that all persons indebted to the
Of Claris7a Grace, late Of Springfield twp deceased
are requested to make payment without delay; and all
persons having claims against said estate, must prc5enr
them duly authenticated. to the subscriber.
Sept. l.. 1857. JOHN NORMAN. Administrator.
NOTICE TO ASSESSORS.-The seve-
raj Assessors for 1855 will make their i'll the
following order, VIZ:
Assessors for Ulster Athens boro., Athens twp. South
Creek Rgbury and Wells upon Monday. Nov. %, 1871.
Springfield, Smithtc!d, North Towanda, Columbia,
Sylyania Boro and Towanda Boro. upon Tuesday, Nov
oath.
Armenia Troy twp Troy boro. Burlington twp, Bur
Iington West, Burlington borU. sad Granville upon
Wednesday. Nov. 2jth.
Canton IeIGoy Monroe boro. Monroe Twp, Oycrton,
Albany. Franklin and Towanda twp, upon Thursday,
Nov. 2oth.
Wilmot. Asylum Durcll, Tuscarora Wyal1in-, Itch
field, Warren and Wiudham upon Friday. Noy. 2Tth
Standing Stone, Hclr!ck. Orwell, Pike, SLcshequin,
Rome and WysOX upon saturday, Nov. 18th.
Assessors requested to be punctua il making their
returns upon tie day designated in their warrants They
are also required extend the of each persian
valuation into The right hand column of their
By order of the Commissioners.
+. B. .COOLDAUGH,
Commissioners Office, Oct. 20. 1851. Clerk.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-10

ta~ The Niagara brought $780, 600 in spe-
Gle, oS the Ariel $406, 900, the Hammonia $685.
oVo. sy and the City of Washington $75,000-
81 ,, IRON Europe. The English papers are evil
''ltIy alarmed at this drain Of specie,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-10
d EGISTERS NOTICE.-Notice is hel

D EGISTERS NOTICE.-Notce is here
by given that there have been filed and settled in
the Office oi The Register OF Wills in and for the county of
Bradford accounts OF administration upon the following
estates. viz
Final account Of L. r. Stafford and j. J. Brown admin
i~raor of the estate OF Hiram Brown late OF Wyalusng
deceased.
Final account of Samuel Warner, guardian Of Mary,
Susanna T. and Ezra L. Payne, minor children of Ezra
NJ. Payne. dec d.
Final of Josiah nebold administrator OF the
estate of Peter Cror, late of Standing Stone deed,
Final of j. +. Woodruff executor OF the estate
of Phidelia ). Smith, late OF Monroe, deed.
Final account of Stephen Bostwick and Maria Degaugh
formerly Maria Rogers administrators OF the estate Of
Vim. Rogers, late OF Warren, dec d.
Final account of Eccta Tyrrc administrative of the
estate of Robert Tyucll. late Of Warren, deed
Final account oi \. W. AyreS and Amanda J. Strong
administrators of the estate OF Thomas ~ Strong late Of
Wells, deed.
Final account of 4. \. Russell and Samuel Cass, adj
mjnStrators OF the estate of Austin Russell late of Orwell
deceased.
Final account of Lucy and David Stubc administrators
OF the estate of Richard Stubje, late OF Rome deed
Final account Of Harvey Holcomb, guardian OF Catha
and Jane f. Rose, minor children Of john G. Rose
late of Canton, dee d.
Final account Of Chandler BXby, administrator Of the
estate Of Edmond Saunders, late OF Pike, deed,
And the same will be presented 10 the Orphans Court
of Bradford county Monday the 7h day Of December
nC Xt for confirmation and allowance.
JAMES Ii. WEBB Register.
Perisfrr'S Office. Nov. ( 1871
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-10
TRIAL LIST for December term, l357-
A Bradford County Court

GAYUGA GROUND PLASTER-5O
" Tors Cayuca Ground Plaster in barrels, 500 LIS in
each, jUst received by the subscribers.
We will take in yment Wheat Rye. Corn, Oats Buck
wheat Potatoes Onions Beans Dried Fruit Butter Lard
Cheese, Pork Eggs and almost any other kind of Farm
Produce.
\. Z. We will not refuse the notes ofany solvent Banks
fnot even those that have suspended specie paymcAO
in exchange for Plaster Groceries.
Towauda Oct. 26. 1857. BAILEY & NEVINS.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-10
Dec. s, 1857.

~ II. MORGAN, NJ D., PHYSICIAN
University Of pennsyIvania PHILADELPHIA attended the
Blorkley Hospital, and received Diploma from the
PENNSYLVANIA Hospital of Philadelphia offers his proies
sona services to the people of MOnroeton and vicinity
~ b. Particular attention paid to OPERATIVE SURGERY
Oifice at his residence at Monroeon.
Dee 1877.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-10

CPECIAL COURT-EOtice is hereby gi-
~ that a Special Court of Common Pleas will be
held in and for the County of Bradford commencing
MONDAY, the 18th day of January next, ut 10 O'Clock
IN the forenoon at the Court House il the borough o.
1owanda ana to continue week. al which the Hon
Robert g. White will preside for the trial Of the following
cases, 70 wit =
{. l.. ncChaselIeux Ira Jennings. ct al Ejectment
> '. Smpman vs. David Wimot, Appeal.
A. B. Smith Samuel Kellum ID ct al. Eiectmcnt.
Subponas made rctugRab!c on Monday Jan. j.. l9J7,
at 10 o'clock. A. NJ ALLEN MKEAN.
Proth'y Office Nov. Il, 1857. prothCuotary.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-10
"A. A. BURBANk'S BAKERY
One Door NORTH of tie Hd
TOWANDA. PA.

TONANDA, PA.
w HERE vou find constant supply of Bread Ruk
w Crackers, Cookies, Jumbes, and all kinds OF Fancy
Cakes.
Ra- OYSTERS furnished by the quart or keg or cook
ed to order.
G8- Particular attention paid to filing orders for parties
Returning sincere thanks for the liberal patronage
bestowed npon Us during the past year. and hoping by
close application 70 business t. merit continuance OF the
same, we remain as ever, your humble servant,
March l6 1857 II A. BURBANK.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-10
A UDITORS' NOTICF-Patrick Enr,

EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-Notice is here
EI by given that letters tetamentary upon the estate
of Elijah Lucky late Of Sheshcqun, decd, have been
granted to the subscriber All persons indebted to said
estate hereby requested 10 make immediate payment,
and those having any claims upon said estate 10 present
them duly attestcd for settlement.
NANCY LUCKY,
JOHN LUCKY,
Sept. Is. 1857. ENecutors.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-10
NEW CO Cd S.!

NIE subscribers receiving At their New Store
L. West side OF the Public Square, large assortment
Of seasonable goods consisting Ladic, and Gents Fa
and Winter Dress Goods Hats and Caps, Gloves and Io
Siery, Shaws, Family Groceries CroCkcry Nails and
Glass, Hardware and Cutlery. a very large stock Of
Mems Boys. Ladies, Misses and Chldrcns Boots, Booccs
Shoes, Bashins, Ties and Caters in great variety and
style.
Sole and Upper Leather Calf and Kip skins Morocco,
Iinngs, Bindings Lace Leather. Shoe Thread Shoe
Nails &C. sc. In short, general assortment of GuoGs
for the country trade all OF which offer pat
and the public generally, for Cash Country Hro
luce at very low prices and respectfully iave T.;rcha-
to call and examine stock and prices before pur
chasing elsewhere.
oct TO- 1857 HUMPHREY & WICKUAM
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-10
TCZ RENE.


THE subscriber. guardian of the minor chill
.N5~sEA drcn of Daniel Okeele, deceased, offers for
ss. rent the very desirable property in Rome twp.
lsssEeI Bradford County, known the Rome Springs
sszs1-j House The property comprises large T@F-
ern House barn, and out buildings. There j, near lie
house celebrated Mineral Spring which in the ,ossGs-
sion Of proper person would attract many visitors The
Farm contains 50 acres about 80 OF which are improved
Possession given on the lst Of April neNt.
JOHN MMAHON,
Dec 1S57 Guardian.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-10

ELHANAN SMITH having returned to
IL Towanda, has opened a Law ONCE over Mercur's
Store. Dec. ], 1857,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-10
BEEF CATTLE WANTED.
WANTED

OATS, Corn Rye, Wheat, Potatoes, and small guam
~ tity of Rive straw will he taken at the BARCLAY
MINES in exchange for COAL. a,,>
Dec, 8, 1857. Gen. Sup. RarClay R. r. d Coal Co.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-10

GEEEN'S M lSIONE HEATER
AND RANGE--Thc Heater has no equal in this coun-
rys al Ca, iron, and viii create 80 per cent. more
heated air with the same amount OF fuel than anv 9th
er furnace in The Range has that bake
uniformly Al tie same tine. These invention, have no
equal in tie market Rights for sale for all sections Of
the Union.
FITKIiN. JONES &. CO.. Importers and
Joblegs in BRITISH and AMERICAN DRY GOODS.
2Lj Market, tlludg to 204 Church Alley. G months
credit for approved Notes
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-07-18
THE TOMBOLA.

The time is approaching for the drawing Of the
TOmbola, and those who have not avaied themselves
of the opportunity should speedily make their pur-
chascs. Splendid prizes are offered, the drawing is
of the fairest character and congratulations await
the lucky recipients of Fortunes favors.
As many would doubtless like to have some inlor-
nation as to the manner of drawing shall explain
II will take place in some public room under the
supervision of the managers and in the presence of
all who may think proper to attend, The tickets
from one to 1000 inclusive will be placed in watcy
or may be provided for the purpose, and similar
number of tickets marked with the prizes in another
receptacle. Then ticket will be taken from thos'
that are numbered, and ticket from those endorsed
with the prizes Whatever is drawn from the prize
win be that to which the number is entitled Thus
for instance 1000 is drawn from the numbered tick
cts, and the magic watch from the prize tickets, the
holder of No. 1000 wins the magic watch, and so on
till all the numbers are drawn. Nothing can be
more simple or more fair,
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-07-18
COMMUNICATED.
"Pcrhaps It is q sin,
For us TO sin and grin,
At thcm here ~. q. Couricr.

That grinujag organ the Louisiaa Coprisr attempts
to break the force of Col Shorts able and scanning
letter by the following exhibition of Its grihh'ns
powers:
"TIIE LONG; AND TIE SHORT OF 1T.
The writer's of intcrminablc letters and the makers
of long wndctl speeches seldom produce much cll'c,
upon The public mind. When the spirit contained
In n letter Is too much diluted with words II seldom
pcascs or cxhilnrates. When the mania Tor SCRIP
bling gets hold of public man 1t never loosrns its
hold until he has written himself all away. Every
body rccollccs how the ambitious and dutiiul Tow
was served by the Patent Back Action Hen Pcr.uh
der n machine so conirive6 rs to deceive the her
into the belief that she had not laid an egg, AM
thus stimulating her to renewed cxcrtions. One hel
was so much victim TO this ingenious deception
that she kept on laying until there was nothing LET
of her but her bill. claws ard few feathers! ionnf
politician sought to take warning by the fate OF Thu
unfortunate bird, and avoid writing themselves "t'
flinders" when there is no occasion for It,"
This was unqucstionably one of the Courcrs big
gcst efforts at its favorite employment and II J
didn't y an egg itself in the process. 1t surely cou
not have been for the want of hard sraining and OK
tcnsvc stretching. in order to show its grinders.
But, surely. If the Courier expects to effect an.
thing by such stuff Us the foregoing then IL is rca
genuine Monkey. or If II Is, in fact man, It mus
regard the good sense and intelligence of the pcopl
at very low estimate indeed
We have something laid up for this Monkey 0rga
with which, bye and bye. we expect to engage an
interest its favoritc propensity TO the fullest cSici
ofits powers.