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III We de not hold ourselves personally respon
sible for the republication Of the following Thought
ON Woman"
What makes q woman now G-dayss
Intelligence good looks
mind where all the virtues dwell:
No-dry goods hung on hoops.
Ho. whales, that sail the brny deep,
RepIne not al our fate;
\ our flesh ELIMINATES the world
Your bones make women great.
All would be great-but 81 don't Ike
course OF education;
Schools, study, bOOks-ahi what are These
COmpar' d with Inf1atafIOnS
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ID The Savannah News mas the following lines
translated from the French, which are rather too
full Of calorIc to he reed in hot weather:
% One kiss to coo. loves burning Hams- he sighed :
. Ven. take IT. CorIne, yielding nymph replied
on heavens. what RAPTURE Corine, one more kiss
. BE happy tben''-and COrIne sealed his bllsf-
et one agaIn'-love's ardor brighter CLOVIS.
Ahd Wild delight with CorIne's kisses grows.
There-tske thOusand-are YOU happy now -
CorIne-s sOit kisses melt upon his brow.
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These ships having been but Gy contract expressly
Tor the Government service, eVeTy has been taken
IN their construction, as also IA their engines 70 m
sure strength md speed, and their Accommodations
for passengers are une1ualled for elegance and com
fort.
Price of passage from New York TO Liverpool, IN
rst CABIN, Slon; second do, SIS eA elusive Sc of
extra SIZE state rooms, SSl5. From Liverpool TO
New ork, ~ and ~ guIneas. An expenenced sur
until paid for. The ships Of this line have improved
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Authorized Capital and Asssts..... sl,4 AS,
Balance remaining with the Company .S22s,N57 0

The Assets Of the Company are as JolIors:
PhiladelphIa city and county bonds. l6,S48 10
Railroad bOuds IL 900 90
FIRST mortgages, real estate. 800 90
Stocks, collateras, on call ...........--. 8, 400
Glrard and consolidation bank stock 5,i25 90
Deposited with Duncan, Sherman Il Co.,
New York ...-.........--..... SO.HO GO
Deferred payment stock not yet due. 977O0 90
Notes for marine premiums. -......-... lOS ,O8O SO
que from agents, secured by bonds 49,: S5,576 10
Premiums on policies recently issued, and
debts due the company .---.........---. 1,4D 81
Balance IN bank l6,4S "a
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CA' 'hAS' ZIP ~ ,3!u,EENswARE.

4 NINA, GLASS AND QIEENSWARC
X. ~. MILLER SnSEiCo
importers direct from LIverrooI 70 .U.' Syx
Una, Oeg cave 20 call the ION of dasfarI
Esor.s,p e,'; ana others OF Washngtonand
III, do - ient snd variety, will compare
Win any eStaDlIshnont IN the Eastern ctias 'ia"'
Inc conne1ion Qf their senior paTtner I,,h a..
manufacturers Of Europe and the Tinted S,a,a t W.
n1wards OF thirty years. has him adysntas q. ~
Sne purchase oil goods equal, If not Superior 70 an
a4n,s N ne trade OF good, and Prices
mem upon the most favorable terms. Vi
rIohch ChIna Dinner Sets, gilt and decorated
ensh ma plnner Sets, gold band and plain white
rench Chlna Vases, Pitchers, Toilet SETS &c.
rNhon nina ca Sets. Cups and Sauoers and other
hno Dinner WI are. separate from sets
n, =, VI Sets, and separate articles always
"o . oe ware In every variety, in sets, and
pb,. n sepaIaste rom sets; as may be desired
Sus Prln,ed or Liverpool Ware, the ssme
Soinnon Edged, White and Rock nsbam Wara n.
full supply. +" NO. 10
Cut, Pressed. Plain, and Moulded e;la,. W.,s f,o,,
Is oest o Establishments IN the Eastern ana we.,ern
s1s.es' Hhcn wlll be sold by the package or otber
experienced packers employed Goods nm, m, B.,
u Gn pe transported by any mode without hes Ls,s
rae ~ the steamboats, from Washjnrf ton 70 a - =
snoaS, = npht hourly, l2H cents eacn way ana
~, eoiiaT thus spent may save many dollars
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RANKING HOUSE OF
ID CHUBB BROTHERS

DEPOSITS. Deposits received and Checks paid
without charge. Drafts on the northern Seab0ard
cl,les received on Deposit at par, and Exchange on
INTEREST ON DEPOsITs-lnteTest will he above ed
on deposits al such rates as may he agreed upon.
Danns,,s II xiRSN,s and TScuRRENI MONEY.
ceved to be checked for pay able same funds, or In
spnGG cIe we charging the regular EXCHANGE;
will be discounted and Loans made on Stocks Bonds
and Securities, at the market rate.
LETTERS OF CREDlT.-Letters of Credit will he
United States, on DEPOSIT of Money or COllateras,
and interest allowed if Money is deposited and
charged If COateras on su CHI terms as NAV Ina NO
upon.
TRAVELLING BILLS OE ExCHANG E.-Tmyelers will
he furnished with drafts in such sums as may he de-
sired NEGOTIABLE IN the different Cities of the Union.
LAND AsD EUROPE.-Bs of Exchange and Letters
Of Credit on England, Ireland and Europe furnished
BONDs, STOCKS, &c.-ISonds, stocks, and Seonr-
bought ihe different Cities at ocmmsson o Of
reserve the right to call for deposit Of 10 pr cent on
the COST Bonds Stocks will be ordered by teIe-
graph.
- RAILROAD, CITY, AND STATE BoNDs-Railroad,
City, and state Bonds can be placed in our hands for
neg3tatIon either IN this country or Europe. Rail
LAND WARRANrs.-I.and Warrants bought At the
market rates. All Warrants sold by US are gx0,aH-
teed IN every respect.
Land Warrant quotations regularly furnished if re-
suested. - ~
Warrants Wi! be forwarded to Western Houses on
orders, or sent for sale commission to Responsible
parties.
REAL Estate AND INSURANCE. Real Estate
DOught and sold, and Insurancos effected,
CLAIMS ON UNITED STATES CORR or CLAIMS
COSsREss;-Clalms on the United states before the
Court ol CialIns or Cong ntrusted to- u.s. will be
CHUBB BROfHERs,
Jun Opposite the Treasury.
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Q70 UNDER BROWNS HOTEL
CSO Just opening splendid assortment Of
Sptlns and SPINNER READY MADE CT. OTHING
style and make, at the Emporium of Fashion. No
oW broWns Hotel, next to private entrance.
umy ~ (Intel& States)
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Insurance, &c,
[ Loss AND bAMAGE by FIRE.
The PERILS PETITE SEA, AND INLAND
FARMERS AND MECHANICS
U A ~ co NJ p A ~,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
IRE. MARINE, AND INLAND INsUI


FIRE. MARINE, AND INLAND INSURANCE..
Axtho,izsd Carital----..---S I,2OyMon.
AVENUE AND nth STREET, WAsHINsIoN.
DIRECTORS.
Hon. Thos. b. Florence, Charles Dngee,
George II. Armstrong, Thomas AIaDderheld,
George Hembold, P.CaIroll Brewster,
EDWARD X. HELMBOLD, Secretary.
LOCAL SURVEYORS.
Charles Walter, No. So ID street, opposite City
John N. Thornton, corner LIST street and Virginia
James w illlams, Nc; 2AH street.
wanna avenue.
MARINE SURVEYOR.
CAPTAIN J. =. Levy, No. S7 Pennsy lvana avenue,
opposite National Hotel.
John Thomason.
Authorized Capital and Asssts... 81 ,47Sn57 N
Invested in Bonds, Mortgages, and Good Securities.
The following statement exhibits the business and
condition OF the Company TO November J, 1856:
premium received on marine and niand risks to No
,HemDer d, 1850. 1874 IN
Ire premium l76.TS 81
interest on loan. 3,704 81
Total receip0 S,oo.Is5 ga
Paid marine losses. .........-... S64,4Z7 ~
Pad hire losses S,7S 81
Expenses, salaries, and commits
Reinsurance, return premiums,
and agency charges. :. - 27,s74 IS
-Sl7,l8 81
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Miscellaneous.

w HOUSE PAINTER AND GLAZIER.
Will thankfully receive and promptly and neatly ex
ecute any orders In his line with which his friends
and the public may favor him. Orders can be left at
No. 49f, corner 9th and sts or at RIdenouIs Con-
fectlOnery Store, No. % Pennsy wanna avenue tnorth
sidel between sth and 10th streets. Those who may
lntrust work TO him may rely Its being executed
with neaness and dispatch, and at the lowest rates.
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O2S PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
SOo asdy corner of 18th Styslt

Is: n; STINEMETZ having made srrang ements
with Company OF Hatters to be fur
Eshed with the most pOpular styIea EX
Of MOLESKIN AND BEAVER
LAS, VII hereafter make dis q,
market price, making the Hat sold fof
&. isa 1 net Of s .s 81 s,
tlon in quality S3, and for $2Sas1
peiiOr quality for the money. To make this system
ehectua, he viii keep no books, but sell exclusive
" lor lash on DELIVERY, which cannot fail being
eous TO the purchaser, thereby enabling him
with no losses by bad debts '' P'o"'' ''00sins
New styles FELT HATS CAPS, and STRAW
Persons are invited to call and examine our stock
Cal at Us fennsyvsaia Avenue, near corner OF
lot1 Stteet. Er.s.r. aplI-tf
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United STATES PATENT OFFICE.


On me psiItI"u 81 James Sanford of ReJT,Dz
t"n. rraNln- tur The extension of patent granted
To hH nn the 18th of October. 1913. fer an lurruve
ment m "stinw cutters" fur seven Nears from the
expiration 81 SAID patau'. which taxes place ON tbs
ltth iay uf October, IRj7:
II lie ordered. that ne saId petition be heard ~ ms
Patent Office an MONDAY, tho S;th II September
next. ut II oclcch ard al are not he'd -
appear and shoc cause, II saw they have, why safI
petition ought not Ia he Ersntrt'.
Persons opposing the "a teHsoH ere required 10 h.a
n tho Patent Office their olgectIons specallY set
forth in writing at east twenty days lefpre the dsy
If hearing all TESTIMONY hlef bv either ha
used n the ssId heSriny must he taken aud trsnsin'
ted accordance With the rules of the Office, wnct
will be furnished "n BppIrstIon.
The testimony m the cass vii TO r"sed IN the lall
OF September: dispositions snd Other papers relI.d
upon testimony must be filed an the Office on ~
balnre the mnrnug of that day. The arguments fanv.
wI'hin ten days thereafter.
Ordered. also ths' this notice he publ she'd IN the
tm"p. National tntsiIgencer. and Star, " Ashine
ton, ~. g; Republican, Baltimore, Md: Penns,lvs
nIsn. PhIisdelpha; DAILY News. New York; and
Post. Boston; once week for three successive
weeks previous 10 The 18th 81 September next. the
day Of hearing.
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- sszz

kH1S-1HN@GGs
GREAT so UTHERN MAIL LINE.
Twice Daily, CSunday nights excepted,l between
ALEX AN DRfA, GoRDoNsViI.LE AND kiCH-
Leaves Washington at O'Clock a m.
Washington AT 2 O'Clock o m.
Fare ffom Washington TO Richmond IS 81.
For LYNCHBCRG aud the SOUTHWEST.
Leave Washington at O'Clock a. 'm., arrive IN
with the trains on the Virginia and Tennessee Rail
Road for MEMPHIS. Mail stages from Char
iottesvIlle to y nchburg a dIstsnce of - miles.
Memphis, S.21.
The most expeditions route To the Virginia
SprIngsIonly ak hours stage travel Ia the Green
bier White Sulphur.
Leave Washington 81 3. m. arrive at WHITE
~ IPitt X the same night.
Fare from Alexandria 10 White Sulphur, sl2-H.
The steamer GEORGE PAGE. foot of Seventh
street. being owned by the Railroad Company, runs
IN connection with the trains.
TICKETS for Richmond and l.ynchburg procured on
H. OmnIbuses aud Baggage Wagons will lie at the
Depot of the Washington Railroad. TO convey pas
sengers and baggage 10 the Steamboat, FOR lexan-
dria, distance DISK miles, allowing ample time
for meals.
,,.-,, 49,, LANES A. EVANS. Agent;
Alexandria July. 1857. ~ a-tf
FOR OLD POINT AND NORFOLK.
The Steamer MARYLAND will, on the 18th Of
july commence running regularly tn H--~
The above places, leaving Washington .e53lftz.N
NESbHY and S SAT AZ qa'cock a N. Re.
turning, will leave Norfolk every MONDAY and
THURSDAY at O'Clock p. m.
P6S pf cSfH Sf P6fNT sqIHSf Sk9
lSl.A ND, and the usus landings on the Potomac.
s hassaT 2; mS;pdlng meals, 10 Old Point and Nor
je sniff wM MITCHELL.
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have tried pair OF Spectaces obtained from M
TOBIAS end md them IF great ASA stance 70
l recommend him a skiful opician.
HENRY A, WISE.
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Il JUNNIMAN,
IL On Fourth street east between T. and r,

uUMPHRlES Il JUNNIMAN,
IL On Fourth street east, between and r,
CAPITOL HILL,
have fitted up their place, which will be open daiy
to visitors, and every Monday afternoon for those
who wish TO engage In the English QuadrilIes or
German Walt1es; will find an opportunity TO do so
there. Weber's Band has been engaged for the sea
son, and will be In attendance.
They have ON hand and constantly making the
purest Larger Ia he obtained in the CITY. lie I7-Sn
NOTICE.-C. r. l.. CROWN CO. are re.
y GeIvlng daily some of the finest FURNI-n
1UhE ever offered In this market, which weN
invite me attention of those In want, as we
assure them they can save at least 10 per cent.
Handsome carved marble top Bureaus and Tables
Rosewood and walnut Tete T. tes, Sofas
w ardrobes, Chairs OF all kinds.
Cherry and poplar Tables.
mattreses, hair, corn-top, and husk; Comforts.
Blankets. Bedsteads, high and low post.
booking Chars, cane and wood seats.
cushions for Chairs. Settees, Clocks Of all kinds.
Extension Tables, Sideboards, Whst-not.
Gasses OF all kinds, some Xtra fine Carpets.
Cottage Sets, Rugs, Waters.
Glass Ware. CrOckery Ware of all kinds,
Feather and Fancy Goods Of all kinds.
And other Goods too numerous to ment ion TO wi ch
we invite the attention Of hOusekeepers and Others
as we are determined TO sell for cash 10 punct ual
customers
&. r. L. CROWN Il CO.
cor. Of 9Th street and Penn. ave.
L. S.-We shall still continue our regular sales on
Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday both morning and
evening, IN front Of our store. COnsignments soil
cited, and IN all cases advances made when required.
CIR. l.. c. & CO.,
ap Sn unte) AuctOneeTs.
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pCLPiT ELOQUENCE OF TUE NINE-
Of the ,nos, .n,ns 90nisRns the .oouses
Amerca, with Biographical Skeiches ripsope ana
~ y rish. complete IN one volume, large octayo
with portrait OF DAubsDe; price S3s0. o0'"'o'
-le - FRANCK TAYLOR.
NEW AND FRESH PERFTNERV ;n.,
SeiVed at No. %, between 9Th and 9th streets
IeN II. ]. MCLAUGHLIN Co
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Having been induced ny friend to visit the estab
ushmenf Of Mr.. Tobias for the purpose Of irving
his & asses, ] was furnished by hini with a raIr
slightly colOred blue, which have afforded me more
.eIet and qualification than any have ever tried
My sight originally vefy good. was injured by writ
ing and reading az night, frequently to very late
hour; but with the and of these glasses can study
almost es late as ever. and hat too without the On n
have previously suffered. r"'1
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ESCOPES and MICROSCOPES, WATCH Nh
MEX GLASSES, and uiaay other articles in this
line AT very low prices cons tantiy on hand '
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For freight or passage, apply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS, No. IS, Wall street,
BROWN, SIMPLIFY & CO., Liverpool.
STEPHEN kESNARD 4 CO., n, Austin
Frars, London.
h. g. WAINWRIGHT L CO.. Faris.
The owners of these ships will not he accountable
Tor gold, silver, bullion, specie, Jewery, precious
stones or metals, unless bills of ladng ara signed
therefor and the value thereof ex pressed therein.
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MASPFACTCRRD BY
Do AID ENNEDl.
No. l@ WGtrea St,eet. R01LnkY, MoSsotANssff,

Agents for Washins,on.-Chas Stott & Co, r.
G!iinan; kIdwcil Lawrence, J. b. Gardner. Burr,
q Co, -. Walsh Co, r. y. Walsh, j. L. Stone
Martin King, NaIrn & Palmer. Sch9 artz & Co.,
Boswell, DgnIe b. Clark, J. 7. Milturn, Duntal
Dyson, r. ord 4 Bro Agents for GeorgetOwn.-R
&. Cissc!l. . III Lent l.a a. j. l.. Kldwell.
m al
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nAILY LINE FOR EDWARDS FERRY
" ND LEESBERG. Va. va Chesaneake sn6

- AND LEESBtRG, w.. wa chesapeake and
one .o GsR n :; MsIP PACKET bats AR srITs
makln daliy trips 20 the above points eE&&-G.1
on MONDAY; March ., leaving The wharf of w. III.
at 7 o'clock, Sundays excepted; through in eight
hours leaving GEORGETOWN atiseyes O'Clock IN the
morning the Boats will arrive AT the Great Falls, OF
Washington Aqueduct, at 10 a. M. Seneca az i2m,
r haTards Terry al P: M where stage vail ne IN
Returning, leave Edwards Ferry every day nj nine
O'Clock IN the morning, and arriving IN Georgetown
at sunset.
Through Tickets, sl.7s. intermediate points a.
follows; Grea; ais or Washington Aqueduot. 50
cents; seneca, IS cents Edwards Ferry, SI.i2 !;
served on the Boats at moderate prices.
mar - w. Ill. Ill. @. RITTER
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Noh tbEhN ttS RAILWAY.
TWO DAILY RAMS TO PTTTSBTRG
AfD THE WEST.
On MD AFTER JULY LET, 1887. TWO DAI-
l.N TRAINS will leave Calvert STATEN for Pitts
burg and all Western and South or Northwestern
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Travellers Directory.
WAsHINGTON BRANCH RAILRoAI

TRAINS RUN As FOLLOWS:
From WASHINGTON at a. NJ, connecting al
Relay with trains for the West, end at Baltimore
with those for Phlladelphia and New York; at ESQ
9. m. for Annapolis Baltimore. PhIlade phIa, and
New York at p. m for Baltimore and Norfolk,
and ri RELAY with Frederick tram.
EAPRESS at s.SD 7. ni. at Relsy for tho West,
ana ior Annapolis, Baltimore, PnI!adelphIs, and
On SUNDAY at a, m, and 40 ?. IN.
From BALTIMORE for WASHINGTON at
AZ and eii5 a. m, and SIS ,. m. i
On Sunday al AIS a. IN. and SIS p. m.
re l2-u 7. PARSONS, Agent.
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COInInIBsIOnPr OF PateMte.
r. . Editors Of the above pa pers " all please copy
AMI send their bills 10 the Paten, Office with "a
CONTAINING tins notice ;y-
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O., - NORFOLK, September 7, 1854.
SIR: The Speotacles You rlSde for me snlt very
any other lave lately tried. '''o'' ''''''
LIT. w. TAZEWELL,
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TIE MORNING NAIL TRAIN

Leaves Baltimore daIly SUNDAY excepted al si5
M, CONNECTING with the Mail Train over the great
4Sl Z. ". the follow ~ da,; az Chicago In 50 beurs
II hon
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was recommended to Mr.. John Tobias as a skill
full opt eau and ss have eyes of remapkasle neon
Jsrity. was gratIhed to find that Mr.. Tobias seem
ca IN comprehend hem by inspection and some slight
cies that suits me admirably. 4. =. BUTLER,
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RiE AND BARLEY MALT, for sale at the
IL CITY MALT HOT 81, corner of West + ais
avenue and Block street. Baltimore, Md
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-08-14
Summer Food.


When India was the California, Of
Austria, from which adventnrers return.
ed with wealth unmeasured, the come
dies and never had one stereoty pc char
acter, the returned Nabob al way came
in at the denouement TO make two Low.
ers happy, with purses frupees, and
the gout. The latterh he kept himself,
the former he threw about him with pro-
fuse generosity. But, with all his kind.
ness there was fury. He was peppery !,
curt, atrabilious and ailing, and the
benefits he dispensed he scattered with
ungracious and contemptuous lberality.
The comedy portrait was scarcely
carlcsture. For carrying TO India an
Anglo.Saxon or Scotch appetite, the
Briton devoured the heaviest and coar.
food he could find. dark London Porter,
Xxx and Scotch Ale, three KS enough
to astonish the throat Of any but hu.
man salamander. Heavy wines, bran
dies, and the Indian arrack made the
best OF dilutents, with which, under the
languor Of tropical sun, he contrived
10 do what his stomach could not, dis.
solve indigestibles.
Now we don't 60 TO India. but the
heat Of India comes TO US annually
And we live in summer, as winter, on
Is heavy food as the E.quimaux, not
luite as repulsive, but certainly as
leating. In consequence, dsorgan.
zation Of the liver is becoming almost
IS common with Americans as with the
British residents Of India. Too much
Inimal food is eaten in almost every
ahiily ;and even among those who pride
themselves upon living on vegetables,
he matteris little mended if those veg.
stables are copiously fabricated with 1
lnimal fats in the form OF gravics and
'utter. The stomach is taxed entirely l
90 mush, and we cannot wonder that
rebels, in the acute forms Of RI aioro
nobus and dy sentery. and in the chron. |
; shapes Of dysr.rs'a a"d indiges.
More bread and other simple rarinac.
Gus food should be eaten, and that not
efned into snowy whitenoss, or made
mere vehicle for butter and lard in
astry. We cannot wonder at the high
rico Of meats, when in the majority Of
ouses, particularly those Of laboring
nd active men, animal food is eaten
iree times a day. Where so much
leat is devoured, not only is the price
( the article enhanced. but acres Of I.
and are required to fattcn and support
attle, acres which might otherwise
ield, directly, support to the human
amily. Phil. ~. american.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-08-14
Coroner COnnerX Outdonn-

The recent mockery in the DR.
Burdell case at New York, before
Coroner Connery, which filled the
papers OF that city and gaping pub.
lie with morning news for two
months; and ended in smoke, brings
to my recollcctiona case of feoal mag
nitude in early Indiana, except tha,
no Mrs. Cunningham, nor Mr.. Eek.
cl, had been suspected Of spiritins
away the immortal from the mortal
part Of the body, over which tho in
guest was held. A man was found
dead one cold morning, with his skull
broken, lying in the woods. He had
been seen the night before consider.
ably..intoxicated. The body was fro.
zen. An inquest was held before
noon OF the same day. before Coro.
ner Clifford. The jury formed hol.
ow square; the body in the centre. Il
Coroner Clifford: "Gentlemen of the
inquest, there are three things to be
considered when a man commits su.
eide by killing his neighbor. First,
lid he come to his death, by Incl.
lence. Second did he come to his
leath by accidence. Third, did he
,ome to his death by the hands OF
nc incendiary. Look at the body,
Gentlemen, and return your verdict"
he jury counselled nearly five min.
ties. 1--WE tho jury find that the
eceased came to his death by Incl.
eence, having put too much water in
is whisky causing him to freeze last
iait, 'no JDoyast rntnrnad. coffin
ineral services performed before it
vas dark, and yet neither the New
,ork Tribune, the Journal Of Com.
nerce, the Express, nor the Herald
yer noticed the circumstance.
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-----'e'-~>'se-
The Calf and the Terrier Dog.

A friend upon the correctness Of
whose statements we implicitly rely,
relates the following incident, the
scene Of which is in the vicinity OF
the town Of Brighton. A calf, OF
about q years age, and terrier dog
of unusual sagacity, have there form.
ed q strong friendship for each 9th.
er. Every day tho dog proceeds tc
visit the calf, who exhibits on his
approach the most lively feeling o.
satisfaction. They engage in amic'
able sport together, and roll upon
tho ground, when the calf thrusts his
large tongue from his mouth, which
the dog pretends to bite, with Other
similar demonstrations. After q
while the dog will apparently star,
on his return homo, whereupon the
calf will set up a below of disap.
probation. Apparently touched by
the grief Of his beloved friend, the
dog will return and prolong his visit
This occurs daily, with great regu
larity, and the fact has got so nois
ed abroad, that people visit the spol
from a considerable distance, to wit
ness the amusing proceedings
Boston TTaceler.