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as ReHard.

cTRAYED OR STOLEN, from the waka-
= rusa, gre rs1iies southwest of Lawrence,
six weeks ago, enc psir sf 0xsn- The nigh
one Is ten years old, eosor red, with sIaait
white spot in the forehead; he has ; scar bsck
of the left skeulder. end the leff horn tarns
down beside HE head. The Oh ore is light
h7indle, With line back and short horns, and
Is sevea years old. Any information concern
ing than may be communicated 70 me threugb
tbs Post Ofice at Lawrence.
Jan, $40 EDWARD TEAKiNs-
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New Aobeftis
Kansas Land Agent.

II 4. HUNT has taken an Office in the En-
Il igrant Aid Building, Massachusetts, St.
where he viii give his attention TO negotiations
for the purchase and sale of Real Estate. He
intends holding daily public saleson the open
ing of navigation. -
Lawrence. Kansas, January s4-tf.
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av. vooBvAaD, a.LEE
Wnnfwsrd & FinIax

#oouWeTo - x1nleys
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAL.
w Frs in Drugs. Medicines. Chsmieals,
Paints, Oils, Vsrnishes. Dyes. Glass and
Glassware. Aisc, Becks. Periodicals., Sta
tionery and Fancy Nctioas. d.. &c.
We shall aim to supply our friends Scz<3
and West Of as Throughout - TeETitorS, Sc
better rstes than they ssn tEY slssxhsss, b
keving that our pcsftiun snd fseiEiities en1Ais
- % 70 Dc. We tgy chiefly II TIE Easissa
nsrksss, and can tkerefaEe supply Fhysi.
eiars. dealers, and sil ahzs ca t2e most res
sonable terms. Cal and giss rs tf;af.
We are Sole Agents for the following pro
pr;etry xedieines--the very best e the
kind.
All Of Jayneis, Loudon's, Ayers, Fiteh;s,
and Wrightss Family Medicines. Also, the
following constantly on hand: osgood's Chol-
ogogue, Smiths Tonic. McffAs,s Bitters, nA-
vis' Pain killer, RsdwaJ's Relief, Sloans
Ointment and Condition Powders, Arabian.
Mustang and al other Lnimsnts, HoEiaad,s
German Bitssrs. " Liverwosf and Tar Ne
Lanes VermiEage and Pills, fahnestoek's
YNmifuee and al oshers in popular zee.
wOODWARD & FINLEY.
lawrence, Nov. 8, 1856. ais
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E v. F. Su1TEs left in stone
store. in this city. nine trunks He
has found eight Of them. but the ninth
oas is missing. Does any reader of
the Herald know where It can be
founds
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Found

| NEAR Lawrence. on Monday, Jan. Il, a
| In small sized Revolver, which the owner
can have by proving property and paying
| for this notice. Apply to ]. II. Wilder, a.
| BIood's store or to c. L. Edwards.
| January 24--tf
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Registers Notice.

REeisTER's OFvIcE. Kansas Territeryl
LEcoHPToS, January l9, 1857. +
DEING in the daily receipt of large num-
ID hcr of Declarations OF Intentions from
Pre-emptors without any fee accompanying:
notice is therefore hereby given. that after this
date none will be received and filed in this ef-
fee sOitsost pGynlsat Of TIE legal fee, which is
ono dollar each, and all persons who have
heretofore sent in their declarations are mott
fed that the fee must be paid before certif-
Gates will lie issued. and are requested to for
ward said fees to this Office at once, on receipt
of which certificates will he sent, per mail, to
those paying. ELY MOORE, Register.
IAN. 2z-St.
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g. w. Brown,

HOMMISSIQNRR Of DEEDS, and other n
" strunents Of Writing under Seal, and De-
positions for Pennsylvania. Massachusetts,,
Vermont, Iowa, Illinois, Ohio, New York,
Wisconsin, Michigan and Maine. will attend
to the duties Of his office On sppEcstsn at the
HERALD or FExEpoN ofhce.
Lawrence Dec. IL, 1S5s.-E :
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James II. Dickson.

"HOLESALE and Retail Dealer in Dry
w Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Iron and
Nails. Commission and Forwarding Mer-
chant, Ieavenworth, K. T.
jan. IL, 1S57-sm+
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War q 0sszzzxzi5i1

a CREATIVE Il ns< eonzaz1eez 10 os1-
"a vss5ais. md viii prove fzszl - eli the
seu-lzge shss cz1 Be found Il shst Vicinity.
The sssaes Sag Mil ha< besn tspElss4. and
Is d.tae FEesE exseutica. N hez. aizs. >
Srist iii, eap1b!e Of deiDe ne bet % werk.
All kisds Il l1z61ez eozeszz5fly - hand for
szIs a rs mof feesonsbse ier4.sss g.
Thoss hsflne esrp % grind into neal VIII
614 6 t. sbzi 9dTnaszss g give IS a<eA
3. & ETokEss Irczrien.
r s3sse = g = 8
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Report OF the Kansas Central Com
nittee.

LAWRENCE, Jan. II, 1857.
Mn. EDIroR-SIR: AT the last
meeting of the Kansas Central Com.
mittee held at Topeka on the 9th inst,
I was instructed to make q full report
of the goods received and disbursed at
the Committee Rooms in Lawrence.
which beg leave to make through
your paper.
We have received from our friends
in the East
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Csmaikxion Hosss st 6uia6axo.
YtHE un6srssgned hare commenced tb< sree-
sica Of = Ezrs koass st this Esacs. and
siQ keprepaEs9 20 tFssisses 3 Commission and
Eerwardins business, % fhe op<csnz ct spr.1e
sesskztscn- HALL = EEtstIsH =
osiz1ssz Jan % lsF7.z-zS
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A Street Conversation .

"GoOD morning. Mrs. H; where are you
" going so early?' said the amiable Mrs.
c., as, on opening her outside door, one
bitter cold morning, she observed her neigh
Dor, closely wrapped in cloak and shawl, on
her way to the centre of the town.
up street, on business; where else do you
suppose housekeeper like myself would be
going so early7' replied Mrs. H., with a
smile of self-assuranee on her countenance,
as she inwardly contrasted her own prompt
ness with what she considered the dilatorl-
ness of her less energetic neighbor.
What business draws you up street so
early? inquired the inquisitive Mrs. G..
% this horrible shopping replied her
friend. Why. yesterday. it took me until
hafpast eleven, to purchase what needed
for dinner; and. of couise. Mr. II. was rather
cross, at not finding dinner ready. So !
thought would start in season. to day, as
do hate, above all things, scolding hus-
band va -
So do I, Mrs. a.. responded the mild
Mrs. c.; bat, thank Heaven, I don't have
to go up street so early as this, every morn
ing, to keep Mr.. G. in good hurnor.'
How do you manage. then,' asked Mrs.
ly did detest anything which would change
Mr. H 5 usually kind words into curses.
In this way responded Mrs c.; I buy
| all my provisions at one place For in.
stance: do not get my meat at one store,
butter and sugar at another, tea, coffee, and
moiassess at third, bread at fourth. po-
tstoes at 9Th, -four a. SIKH, &C.; bat ]
| 90 directly to the Lawrence Provision De-
| poi. and there procure just what need-snd
| 1t Is Immediately sent to me. if wish it,
Indeedr exclaimed Mrs. a.; and where is
| that placef did not know as any one store
| In town kept all these articles,
ITO be sure.' replied her friend; and hand
ing herthe Herald Of Freedem. she pointed
her TO the following advertisement; which
Mrs. II. gladly read, and acted accordingly.
We would advise every one TO initiate her
example:- a
NEW PROVISION STORE.
G. SzExkss would inform tie publie thst
be has Eesently fitted up. at considerable
expense. . grand Provision Depot, IN the
Nee Stsye, esaetsy opposite tie Pest QEes,
whers be intends keeping on haad every
thing IN the Provision line, excepting
zhisky.
He has opened BAKrz4 and Mat
SHoP. In connection with his Grocery Store,
80 that ladies csn save themselves the tzouble
ef going 20 dozen difersat stores. to obtain
| the didssent articles Of provisions they need.
Coed Bread and Pies constantly on hand,
also Beef, Pork, Potatoes and other yegeta-
bles: also the best quality Of Flour, Corn and
Meal, Noiasses. Vinegar. Tea, Coffee, Su-
gzss. Spices. salsFatus, Rsisins. Figs, Nuts.
Apples, green and dry. Butter, Lard, Bar
Soap. and everything else usually kept IN :
grocery store he fatters hinsek, that. By 8
diligent attention 10 his business. and by
dealing fairly and politely with al. he vill
be able 70 secure his share q .As public pat.
rooage
Lawrence. Jan. /. 1857.
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TSEN cARPENTERS and one kzzd.saN y eca
I Choppers, are waned iumedistsiY, -
this plaza
sseae Nasor<, vii s. NEEDED g sariy e tks
eTss Of Assek. 8. 3. SIMPSON.
Qaindaro, Jan. 10 les1.-kf -
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Gold! Gold Gold |!

\ FAIR price, in the pure metal, viii be paid
IA for few medium and low priced lots IN
this city. JOHN 3. WOOD.
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$40 Reward.

CHTRAYED or stolen, from the vicinity Of The
. m outh Of Washington Geek, ,aboutth last
Of November, one large yoke q red and whitt
spotted oxen. The near one girts about seven
and half feet. staEas high at the shoulders
buffalo like. with white spot over the rump
horns shortish, and turn in, one droops lit
tie left horn marked 81. b. with knife
ageseven or eight has ear marked. His matt
is lighter by two hundred pounds q very
handsome OK, trim leg and head, handsome
hornes, white spot on the forehead, and on the
rump, also enc on the left. running from ons
shoulder to the other age nine or ten years
both have other white spots not described
Communicate with me through the post offies
at Lawrence, Kansas.
p ALFRED F. BERcAw.
Dsc 81 1885
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TRRNONT H0Us2,

CHICAGo, illinois, This Is Hsst elsss
~ houss, centrally situated, snd is tie hssa-
quarters fo- tTaselsgs % and frosn Asrsas-
Isunar- 2k-Dspd.
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Usage oRANG SEED has been left fol
" sale with JAS. BIoop, Lawrence VIZ
4. SHANNON, Leayenworth jos. B. WooD
Lecompton VAUouS 4 Co, Tecumsch
GoaDox r BRo., Topeka. ss
THOMPSON q SH0YER.
Rural. Jasper Co.. BIO.
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A DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT within
n convenient distance from the center Of
business. JOHN B. WOOD.
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Es HAaLAs, Of !
bate. win accept !
esxional documenI
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Seiah Otis, Ulstersiiie Il Y20 90
T Palmer. New York City 2 90
j Sheldeu. 200
Al Brown 2 90
J G Fuller 2 90
s Sullivan. Brooklyn N 7 2 90
D Brooks % UU
J Goldsmith, Southold L / 2 90
S 8 Littleiohn, New York City 2 90
Rev H w Beecher. Brooklyn n I 2 90
s Otis. Livingston n Y 2 %
j Hamlen, Eennisgton VI 2 90
Jno q Holiday, Kankakee III. 2 90
DR. Louis Saynisch, Bloosbury Pa 90
Jno Darby Attention No 100
Jno 7 Brown 20
jas Cavsnough '' 2 90
JC Brown 2 90
Wm n Baldwin, Lawrence e 7 2 90
A D Scarf 2 %
Edison Hsnnom, Southampton Mass Z 90
Moses Baldwin, Havana Ill. 90
jas L johnson. Lawrence K ! 90
I P Clayton, Leayenworth :" ECO
A A Higinbotham 2 90
Jno < Wilson. Topeka '' 2 90
Total, ses7 SO
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of Douglas eouaj
he Territory, are /
Srs. but are opsnI
-
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! kggest the propn+
Invention of Fn;
last of March q
hsider the state d
ID advise togethsf
few circumstance
fnd new counsei'
hem. Experien'i
lat unity of actioi
Re success.
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emplased dihcal1
site Of Leaxen#1
/. and lots are sa.l
ants al the appr'1
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hal Kansas Gompi
pg at the Al
!, on the 22d in1
making q full rep1
IS since their org1
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Tha Greaf Wsr.

WHICH the la.iies Of lawrence decl1ze6
w against 'sFulier's Gros Shop" has ended
With victcry OF the sses Of TsmpsysSoe, snd
store room for Dry Goods, Groceries, and
Provisions and cordial invitation = heTeby
extended 70 aiI--but especially 70 the LApISs-
to give rs call, sad We wili do the very best
for than thstwe can, 0ne thing Is certain:
they win not be annoyed With the poisonees
saGusnce ofssAisty. E
CAMPBELL 3 cosEBooH.
LssrsDcs, Jan 10. 1851. If
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b and his wife vi
in this city for ]
nee the 5th of FI
accommodate The
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ped.
it,. two Of the
| Lecompton.
Partridge. Of
member Of
Pmpany, was
Cato
of Tecumssh,
sriod, for kill
drunken scuf.
together and
the chain and
y were thus
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IONS are putting ?
lce for the ensuii
BIT as the cold W
[be iesirous to pd
! fruits until 4
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Land Agency.


IOuN B. WOOD respectfully informs the
y public that he has taken IN office In Mr.. c.
Stesrns' store, opposite the post-ofsice, Massa-
chusetts street, where he will be happy to as
sist those who may wish Co buy or sell real
estate in this city OF Territory. To his large
circle of acquaintance in New England he trnsts
70 recommendations on his part are necessary,
and to such of them and others, in different
parts of the country, as wish 70 invest money
in Kansas, hs tenders his services, and assures
them that all business entrusted to him shall be
attended to with fidelity and despatch.
Persons addressing him viii please write
Kansas" on their letters. and not :. X. ]. ;"
Wanted. 10 acres of land III the immediate
vicinity of Lawrence, for q fruit and aoHer
garden.
Share Lawrence Stock.
S do Manhattan, do
L do Topeka, do
do Tecumseh, do
/ Prairie claim, near Lawrence.
Also, few low priced lots in Lawrence.
FOR SALE.
s lots on Indiana street.
Mississippi street.
{" Connecticut street.
{" Ohio stteet.
Kentucky street.
Lawrence, Kansas, Dec. q. 1856.
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Wanted.
Wanted.

A FEW LOTS suitable for Gardens, on
n Pennsylvania, New Jersey. or New ork
streets. johN d. :" ooD'
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LES BARNES, Ess
fse US BY acting |
focality-reesisina
fwarding sabscril
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ills

|aper Mill in Law
eason? There is.
er MANUFACTURED
Ppi. The conse-
Pf tons of rags 81
hberless papers III
Is have to pay. Al
pc year, the mos
1 aper. Our stock
b the winter, vii
n S a pound.
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meteorological Table.

JAS. 1918 IllIl4i Cloudy; slight snow.
i 16. rs ia IA, Wind north; stormy.
lib i3bil4i % SO showing.
Is.II2bl o. Coolest day of the season.
10. % 1s IA Clear and pleasant.
90 l20 l2S 10 Wind northwest.
21.ll IA 4 4Cio.dy.
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/ Labor.

Labor.
Fe from our
Ito the thou
Re called mp
Ins desire us
|, let them in.
| a five. and
pc person to
| have before
|laboring for
Jour business
quietly with
p sequestered
contract with
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. Is Done.

Is Done.
by a friend. th'i
pro-slavery cor
IA overheard Mar
Elling some prom
had writs again7
lid come down I
! morning II ~
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Of Receipts for subscriptions to The Herad q
Fseedess. from Jan. II. to Jan. q 1857.
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chase. Let
| West and
Il regularly
Frite to us
! in Illinois.
feonsin, till
MAY 10Th.
Pth. A fur.
| be given.
kOE FIJI
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st.. two Of the
Leeompton.
artridgs. Of
member Of
pmpany, was
imprisonment
ldge Cato
of Tecumssh,
Eriod, for kill
drunken scuf.
together and
the chain and
y were thus
nv.
ie " akarusa
ioher Oh the
Bton, inquirins
n,rveyed land.
bo;r cl.;,,s =.
N.Hs
~ y .-.' sur :,
10 80 '1'
A"D 9frleh'( ,le /
L.; III,
70 s,...s :, -,
to take the odd |
WILSON.
--
\ acKhoSiehg-
PaeAase OF Ten
sneia' Hilnoh' !
red as "a club,
oeen entered as
,cur IN the hest /
e great wonder
es have not oc.
in view of ths
our time. and
abor required oil
se.. about the
wledgments will
ssue.
apef mih N Law
per manufactured
bpi. The conse-
Pf tons of rags g.
iberless papers il
5 have to pay. a
be year, the mos
aper. Our stock-I
the winter, WI
"a S a pound. T
I
invention of Fr
/ asst of March o; {
nsider the state i
IA advise togeths-E
ew circumstance {
lad new counsef
hem ExneriencE
lat unity of actioiE I
! is Done. J
by a friend. th:z
nro-slaverv COZ
!, Overheard Mss 5
Hing some prom 5
morning v
S
ons are putting 8
ft as the cola W"
|'e aes'foas :. :, Il
/ Hu's wu S
-
To- , .s "''.h.
o'ai,. 8.
"a'oins sdo'''
-
b and his wife "
s.. ~ - .h,
'sSe''''''s'
ng AZ tne
: on the ga u
making . iali IT.
&
-. IS
Of V0sglas coz
he Territory sls
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THE MAGAZINES are for sale by
i WOODWARD d FINLEY.

I IGHT LITERATURE.-Noyeis de-. By
IL all the best authors. such IS Dickens
Levers. Capt. Marryatt's, Thackersy's Fred
Smiths. Mrs. Southworth's. Mrs. Grsy's.
Miss Pickering's, T. s. Arthur, and many
others. For sale by W. d F.
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School Books for Kansaa.

TOR THE LITTLEoNES.-A fine assert
= ment of Toys and Games for Children.
Also. Toy Books and Lithographs. Prints Of
Birds, Animals, &c.. for drawing studies.
W &sF
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ousudars

LayFeDcs, Jan 10. 1851. #
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sAED OFFIcE,)
Nov. /. '55. {
kttler is allowed
be steps it out.
TO take the odd
i WILSON.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-11-05
The Hermitage.

The Nashville Union in noticing the ru
NOR that Congress will not accept the gin
Of 4hc Hermitage from the State o. Tenn
essee upon condition, that military schoo
shall be established there, remarks:
az, then, Congress, at the approaching
session, should decline the gift of the State
we trdst the Legislature will follow the rec.
ommeDdatiun of the Governor. In his late
message, Governor Johnson suggests that
the Hermitage be set apart as the residence
Of the future Governors of Tennessee. The
recommendation is eminently proper and
appropriate. We have how no Executive
Mansion, and the salary is not sufficient to
permit Governor of limited private for
tune to bring his fa1n lily to Nashville. fhe
distaaee from the city is not too great. and,
besides, no Chief Magistrate of Tennessee
resulting at the Hermitage could ever prove
unfathfu to the high trust reposed in him.
The glorious traditions around him would
make him true to himself and the country.
Let the future Goveruors of Tennessee.
then, reside ut the Hermitage. There are
a thousands things there to remind one OF
his character, his history, his opinions. and
his deeds. Ntver were those opinions of
more value then than at this moment. Had
the country followedsbis wise counseIs, we
would not have been cursed by q brood o!
pestilent and corrupt banks."
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-11-05
prospects mot Flattersvy

oOme eaator or correspondent has gravely
announced that the next Congress must re-
wise the Tariff, provide protection for the
iron interest, create q National Bank md
Pass bankrupt law. Such measures will
ma precious little favor from the Democ,o.
sic members, and fthe Republican members
pay any heed to the suggestions of the Ma
tional Ere, they will look upon those meo-
sures.with no favor. Its language is-"Let
Us have no more tinkering with the Tariff.
no Interference by Congress to shield men
rom their just responsibilities-no attemu Of
~ Congress to meddle with the currency
except to provide. to the extent off pow
@, that It shall be gold and silver" So, II
e faif 70 Preanme that the prospects Of those
nsasptss ere By no means .HatteriDe.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-11-05
Ancient Families.

1t is we'll known that the highlanders mr.,
great sticklers for hereditary honors, and
trace back. with the most earnest veners.
ton, the origin Of families into the remotee,
ages. An anu. ing instance of this tenacity
to hold to the dignity and antiquity of the j,
kindred, may be found in the case we sub.
joiA.
A dispute orose between Campbell and
M'Lean upon this never dying eubiect -
M'Lean would not allow that the CampbelIs
had any right to rank with the M'Leans in
sDtisuity, who he insisted. were II, existence
as clan from tho beginning Of the world.
Campbell had little more biblical lore
than his antagonist, and asked him IL the
MLean clan lived before the A ,odl
"Flcod! what q odp said MLean.
"Why the food, that you know, drowned
oil the world but Noah, and HE family, and
hls flock" replied Campbell.
"Pooh! you and your food,'' said M'Eean.
"my clan was afore the dood."
ID have not read In the Bible,n said
Campbell, Of the name Of AfLesn going
into Noah's ark!"
"Nosh's srkt" retortsd M'I,ean, in con.
tempt "who ever heard Of M'Lean, that
had not 9 boat 81 bic owni'
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ChlOrOfortE1 G;lrEOkc.

The Cincinnati Times tells of a nov
method Of garrotiny. applied by desperate
villions in that city last Thursday night:
Last night about 70 O'clock, as n gentle.
man, whose name we are requested not to
mcntion. was Walking along Columbia stree,
when at the rhou.h of Reynolds Alley, Be.
TIVE n Main and Walnut, he was noiseIesslv
approached by some rascal, before unno,ic.
ed, who nveloped his face in handker.
chief saturated with rhoroforn, which II,
once had The effect OF Supplying the victim
who Immediately ly fell or was THROWN to The
ground.
A valuable gold watch was taken from
hIs person; and pocket containing between
two and three hundred dollars cut from his
coaa or pantaoons, and he wns left insersi.
Die on the sidewalk. About ] O'Clock a
fourth ward waichmah discovered the gen.
tleraans and had him carried to O hotel,
when, after restoratives We're applied, he
related, as far as he was able, whit had t,
ken p lace. A white pocket handkerchief,
completely satufoted with chiorofoffi, was
found ON the spot where the occhrrence took
place.