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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-04
Fer SaIO,

L. Not nf3 acres with afylHrltron on the Chris
EshA tiala, with improvements Price SlOO0O,
EssHH lot feet front aud iD Ieet deep IN Fourth
IsIll. stfeOt. iefwren Spruce aud Pine, Price $500,
A 4I foot front and Gj ost deep IN Fifth stroot boz
tween Spruce and Pins. Prize g 10 per foot
lot 10 feet front aud 100 no deep at tho corner Of ih
and Pine, prico 5 ~ per loot.
lne lot a. foot vida and l8 feet doop wost street,
baween 1t and Dth. Price $50 per foot, chance
100 leot u hf1nt NJ tho O nth md sts.
ming through to Wasns.on ~ feet deep. Price S6OO.
The lot will he divlugd IN suit purchasers.
limo lot fret font aud N IT, deep in Washington ST.,
between ID aud Sd. Price : lB0D. a rare claucu
tins lot 90 foot ncoa front and z5i toet deep in
between slh a9t 10Th Is. Price Y5i per foot,
VALIANT and Erel oh SIS. Price s $50 por foot.
lot Of leo f.. front and rs danp in We At between
l and 0lh Price $50 per foot, So west half way
through nnd S2jun Washington. -
A tnn Lat 81 feet front mud running back t. Orange, In
MnTkut.slLeel. between l2t & 18th. Price S2,0OO.
nay 2l-tf. u, & s. a a. l}ilIIIiK.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-04
ROBERT WALKER,
I99HN SPRINGER,

statement,
NE WILLIAM AI,I.MOND, COLLECTOR of Road
- Tax for RaidywnO Hundred, in nrspunt with ii o
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-04

Ia AspLENDlD CHESTER COUNTY FARM.
kA1t5h situated about miles from Newark, Dell, threo
lassAN miles nom srickrrsyIile and from New L0n.
lsslH9 don x Roads. This Farm contains 2l8 Acres IL
vidod into ieds. well fenced and weed q Of Acres
Of prime timber good spfin water in all fields. The i'm
prGveinens, irci House ~ by %, three stories hisn,
with brick Kitchen bsck 6 feel Square, and ali finished
one 10 by "a feet, bo well finished. Wheewrlsht and
simthshOP good spring ard spring house. fur the
the Hnrn ia by 10 shading
gver three sides. 90 Ivy 20 feet straw house aud Wagon
house "a by feet corn rrbs attached and crib sep
Grae5 by 80 feet high This latmis situated ia good
healthy nrghb0rhood, Churches and Schools to hnnd
81 a drnomiHatlnns, grist and saw mill adjoining. This
Farm is hls state n imp and cannot be excel
led Tor It's ptulucttvrness, ami would usk all perEpa
waiting Famk this TO Unll and soc ms, rs ii cnn b
bought lor. 585 peT Acre. JAMES IL. RAY,
Oct. 2-iE Newark Del,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-04

FOR SALE.--A snug little Farm O sa A orez
VEfAY oigood quality land situated on Elk Riyef,s
lIif miles from I'll EtOn, in Cecil County, Md Sbs
and LES hamis9pe, and the impro To arc
story irnne house aud log kitchen, ia goou rsrar
new rnne barn, with cellar under Ir stablinEi cribs
gTannaTy ry honse and smoke house, 10 fair 70.
pair. l,5lO pushela Of lime put 'optenber l6Et.
100 Rannelsoi post aud raj amt worm fence now up a.
bout "a Acres oil wQodlnnJ with plenty of Chestnut A
good landipg on the Rivers Church and School house
S,.HIn III mule The Earn well w9t9ted and hnq
ePRed LOT soon Price s35 per Acre, one.thlTd Dash,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-04

a. A FOR SALE handgomo FARM OF ouuu.
vEHDY Wy seat ofl9O Acres. ed IN Ces Couu.
AiaAkah ~ Nd. and ado ming the wn Of EIkton,
-, where good Schools, ChnTchesane soo 81 oan
az onnS rhe Farm and Buildings eommandssi eT
tsisfe view Tor many mi lie do ivnr mi around
~ The lar ~ ntod fields handaoma-
ba ny Win now and substantial post
aewand substantial urge double ioored Barn 81 feet
PnIt sion andirame with dorma and or d al
rheTe1 70 Acres Of w heat now igthe ground
snui dollsrs ~ ,Tnole be sold for fifteen thou
n iam In part for good Improved WHINING
" pha city prpperty, Possession ca be nd
t aee Fer more ful details apply to JAAiEs H.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-04

IA FOR SALE-A SNUG FARM nfGO Aorea,t In
in tho Village of FAIR Hill. Uoci cOunty H. d.,
aIlt house snoi farm Eood land in Eood order and
Ina well fenced, adj nlnlug the plank ruHd from Elk
IN TO Pennsy lrunia, milos To Eltton, would make
rod store stand and farm. Price - 5tN half cash. Foe
oIei full particulars Apply to JAMES II, RAY, Newark
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-10-29
% sabaIemsn.

GILMAN & CO.,
LAHAINA, MAUI,
RE NOW RECEIVING, PER LATE AR.
"A RIVALS, a large stock OF
Ship ~chnndicry,
Which they offer for sale at lowest prices.
Ne. Pilot Bread. S SsW May F s5eaa'
Corn Meai. American Mess Beef,
rice American Mess Pork,
OF different brands, warranted
No. 1 brown sugar, Kona coffee,
No: 2 brown sugar, HiS coffee,
Black tea. Assorted meats,
Preserved peaches, CLANS,
Preserved ounces, HOLSTERS,
Preserved pie fruits, Corn,
American butter, Peas, &C., &c
Beans! Beans!
Fresh Island-grown beans, large fat "Lina,n beans,
Small white homer beans, long speckled "CalifOrnia" do
Boots & Shoes.
Heavy leather boots, do brogans, fine boots, lined brogans,
Half boots, fine brogans, buckskins, slippers, &c
Paint, Oil. sc.
Pure white lead, No. 1 do, black paint, green do
Pr1ssian blue, chrome yellow, verdgris, lnseed OIL,
Bright varnish. black do, copal do, spirits turpentine,
Coal tar, lamp black, paint brushes, sash tool brushes,
Stockholm tar
Assorted numbers cotton duck, heavy Ravens duck
An assortment of fine clothing, pants, shirts, socks, cravats,
under shirts, handkerchiefA, &c.
Whaling Graf.
Lances, harpoons, gig irons, one-fued irons,
Bomb Iances, whaling guns, sc.
onions, pumpkins, always on hand in shipping season, and sup
piled at short notice
disc Usually found in a ship chladlery establishment
Lahaina Sept "a oou
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-10-29
TO CAPTAINS

OF wHALESHIPS AND OTHER
SELS--Wood of superior quality can be had al koloa at
As per cord fresh beef at I cents per ID sheep, at So per head
and goats at 81 SO head. Also at the port OF Hanalei, wood and
beef can be had az the same rate The Harbor of Hanalei is on
the North West side Of the island, and has safe and good an
chorage in from 8 To 10 fathoms of water. Wood and beef may
also be had at Nawiiwiii at the same rate as above. Also fruits
and vegetables Of various kinds can be procured at all the above
named ports
n Wood always on hand at the beach in quantities to suit
purchasers. (64-rD GEORGE CHAhMAN.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-10-29
New
IRISH
AT LAHAINA OR HONOLULU.

J.. j. HaIstead,
OF KALEPOLEPO. ISLAND OF MAUI,
~ is fully prepared to furnish, at shortest notice, superior
New Irish Potatoes at the lowest rates at Lahaina, through
Messrs. GILMAN & CO., or at Honolulu, Oahu, per schooner
MARIA. Captain Nolteno-and has made such arrangements
as he expects viii enable him to furnish an ample supply at
either place during the Spring season.
, Kalepolepo, Maui, September 80. 1851 ooom
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-10-29

DOCTOR,S SHOP.

*. p. JUDD, AT THE NJ FORT
~ and Merchant Streets, reminds the public thai he continues
to devote himself to the treatment of DISEASES Of ap1kinds, hav'
ing for sale a great variety of DRUGS and MEpscfSAl Of the best
quality. He sells also
POisoms.
Arsenic, strichnine, veratrine, corrosive subHna&-
Oxalic acid, St. Ignasius beans, nux vomica. opium,
Prussic acid, alcohol.
Perfumery.
Musk, extract musk, cologne, lavender water,
Windsor, honey and other soaps.
miscellaneous
Sage, pearl barley, oat meal, gum sheIiac.
Writing and marking ink, Sands sarsapariia,
Soda water, and other articles too numerous to mention.
" Easily found when wanted. 6iE-s
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-10-29
REMARKS.

REMARKS.
Sept 4. 8 ' whales
Fl s: 3; sss j.: . sSs :. s..'sa Oct Il for California Coast
July 20, 4 whales
Sept II, 1000 barrel.
Il
16, 800 barrels
August 80. Bristol Bay, 2 whales
Aug. Is, 8 whales
4, 2 whales
July l, ! sperm whale-cruising in Margari,a Bay
August Is, 300 barrels
August 20, 8 whales
Isepternber 10, 1900 barrels
ISepteinber Is, 100 barrels
september 10, 1000 barrels
August 25, 1900 barrels
September 4, 800 barrels
Is, 1000 barrels
june ], 1 whale
October "a, sailed from Lahaina to cruise and home
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-10-29
BEEF!

(lNE THOUSAND HAWAIIAN
BEEF, Louzada and Spencer's brand, viii be packed
in rock-salt, for the fall season. Guarantee given as No. i by
the sole agent, a. p EVERETT
N Also, on hand, small packages for family use. 5s-tf
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-05-23
Ordinance No. /.

az ORLN:INCE .GrUg tie 0mo"m Of
LjccHNe 10 6e patd By PeFS0HS hce"VS
or hoIdjag CircU,>, |btat'ic0iS, ar ~
.N,nNtJcis, Scrcnddcr>, hoWDi'H, ~
otbcr ptrSons hcepiHG or hoi@t"& pieces
enhancement trjtbia the corP0Tatc I7iH'
ofhe YotcH ~ OrorWc
The Board Of Trustees 81 the town Of oroNtile, DO
Ordaiu rs follow:
Srr I,t bach individual or co partnership OF m.
divllua- the town OF uroyill". who shall hereafter
keep or hold circus within the c"rporii" Limits "i
the juWn Of prpvilie shall pay I'M" lh' lfrl-nr' "'
the town OF Urol lille, iceHS" IN Use amount "l MY
dollars, Tor each and every daily or nightly perform
anCc
Sue. "a. Each individual or 90 partnership Of in
I'll ,lluHl- IN the town Of OruNiicwho shall hereafter
within the corporate limits Of the town Ct or"NlIle,
keep or hold any theatrical performance, ShuU pn5
into the Treasury Of suid town, II lCon-c IA la"
auoaut of ten dollars for each hhd every dhily or
nightly performance.
SEc 81 zach individual or co-parlnershlP CT IN
diy,duas in he town OF OroyIr, who 'hll hereafter
within the corporate limits Of The town at orpNIl'
keep or hold any Minsrcs, or Str"n ldrre performs
unpr. shall pay into the Treasury at the town ol orc
Vllle. license In the amount OF twelve dollars lDr
each dmy or nightly performance
Sfc. 4lh. Each individual or co partnership OF ia
diVi,iua. in the town Of OroNc ho SHAH hereafter
within the corporate limits IF the town ui pr"VIe,
keen or hold ANY liull aud l,rHr Fights, shall pay ntO
the Treasury Of The town of Oruvillr license III the
amonnl of ilfy dollars for each and every perform
ance.
SIZE 9Th. Each individual or co partnership OF IN
dviun~ in The town ot Oruvile, vino shalt hrrrai er
within the corporate limits of the town OF ot"vi",
Keep or hold any Dog FIGHTS, shall pay INTO the Urea
sur, of the town of Oruyilr license ~ amount "i
twenty five dollars for each and every performance
sue. oh Each individual or co partnership OF IN
dydunlS in the town of OrnNilc who shah hereafter
within the corporate limits of the town CT oroVilr'
Keen or hold any Cocksfights, shai pay INTO the
Treasury Of the town OF Oroyllle. II license IN the
amount of twenty five dollars tor each and every
performance,
SIZE. 7h Each individual or partnership of
individuals who shall hereafter within the co Porne
limits Of the town of OrnyIIc, keep or hold any spar
ring or pugill-stic exhibition, shall pay into the
Tr,isury ol the town Town of Oruvllle n 1c'nse IN
the amount of hiy dollars for each aud every per
iornance.
SIC. Slh. Each and every person or co>parln'r-
ship required by this ordnance Ia procure ccise'
shall. upou conviction in any court OF competent
luri>dicon Of violating the provision OF this ordi-
nance, or refusing or negeciing To procure such
license IA Is hereby required, be hned III sum not
exceeding ne huhdrt doll r.. aud may also be i'm
pr..nned not exceeding ten days for each offence
Passed May 18Th, 1901
lhOS. " Ellis President.
Attest : L. SNyuFR. CleTE
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-05-23
Ordinance No. >.

nv ORDLN:A.NCE .GTiog The amount Of
License 10 be pad By persons keeping
B,IIiatd T'u6ieS Ten Pin .fHcys, KIM
ami other lairfW gdmes, nthn the car
pe,ofc limits Of the YOlcn Of OJ0eiHe.
The Board 81 Trustees of The I wn of Oruviile do
ordain ~ follows:
SEc LIST. Each individual or coparnrrship Of
individuals in the town OF OroVI'le. who shall here.
AFTER within the rpnrir limits OF The town Of oro-
yilIr ke.p any Billiard Tables for public anusemcnt,
shall pay into the Treasury 81 tie town Of Orovilr "A
License IN the amount OF seven any one hundrcdlhs
dollars per quarter
sc. n Each individual or co-parlnership Of in
divdun- who ,lull hereafter within The corporate
limits of the town ot Oroyille. keep any Ten Pin
Ale,, shalt pay ino The Treasury OF the town of
Orovillr license in the amount of ten dOllers per
quarter.
SEc ri. Each individual or ca partnership of in
dividua- who shall hereafter within the corporate
lmits of the town Of Oroyle, keep or hold game
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-05-23

nv ORDLN:iNCN firing the omo"nt Of
License fe be paid by perSow Tctd"HS
Spi,UoHS Hgu0rS, IN the turn Of Or0rHle.
The Buprd Of Trustees of The town 81 oroNllie. 40
Ordain as follows:
SEc. 1et. Each Individual, or co.pnrincrshfp OF
individuals. ia he village Of GroNiile, VIII" shall
h"rrj tier retail spurious liquors within The corr "r1"
limits at said town. shnll puN into the town Ir"1"lry
uf said toWr. license therefor ~ follows to ILL.,
Each Ia iivduHl or purtntr-tip selling I'VE hun
drod dnIlArt worth per month. or less. stnll pay
quarterly lIrru~c OF seven dollars and hi'i cents,
each iudi,iduai or go partnership selling OYER five
hundred dulltrs worth aud less than one thousand
dollars worth per month sh1lI u"y "A quarterly lcru>r
uf ten dollars per quarter each n,iy ul or part
nrr-nip selling over one Thousand dollars worth per
month shall pay aQuarcry license ol fifteen dollars
per quarter.
Src. a. MI license provided Tor by This orli-
nuncr-lall be issued quarterly The town Treasurer
who !. hclcby required "a administer to c'cn appl
cant for license m oath 10 the amour OF hl- her.
their monthly sales. from which he shat. dttor-
mine the c!l-, of license 10 Ice issued.
~rc "a The Treasurer shall receive Tor each Ii
CcIsc is-utd ~ MIN. fec OF one dollar.
SIC. 4lh. EIch aud every person cor co.parlucr-
ship required b> his ordinance 10 pr lcurc license.
4hAll, upon conviction ~ any court q! competent
jurisdiction of violating the provisions of Is ordi
nance, or refusing or ~ 'gitCllHg 10 procure such
hreu-e ns j. hereby required. be fined IN srin not
exceeding one hundred dollars. and may ul~p he im-
pri-oned moi exceeding ten days for each offence.
Passed May 9, lsj1
TlIoS WELLS, President.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-05-23
Ordinance No. g.

nv ORULN:l.A'CE amcHd'ng $ccfion Isl
of Ordinaace No. 18th, cntiHed IN Ordi-
nance frjng the 0n'olnf Of Hcca&e To he
pnid dp pe,SonS hccping BHii0rd I01lcN,
i'm Pm ALTERS. HinO and other i0'of"j
games, ,rithiH the corporate limits 81 tie
tOlrH Of OTOrW.
The Board OF Trustees Of the town of 0royll", d.
or, ain ~ follows:
Src lst section lat Of Ordinance NO. i mere
nv so amended n. To read as fplluws Sec. 1t. Ench
individual or co.pnrrner"hip of individuals IN "a"
town of OroNic. who shall h reatirr within The cor
10 rate limits of the town ct protic, keep any bI-
iurd Tables for public amusement. shall pay INTO the
Treasury of the town of Orovlllc liccus" IN the
amount Of -cn hny unr-hnndr"d,hs dolla:s per
uunrt.r for each billiard table Kept.
Passed May 20, 1881.
THCs WILLS President.
Attest l. SNYDER, Clerk.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-05-23
Ordinance No. 10.

nv ORDINANCE presenting the man
ner Of IN forcing the coiiectoa IF NM
nicipal PoH IdreS an the Iotcn ot
Or0riHe.
The Board of Trustees of the Town Of Oroyille, do
ordan IA follows 80.
Sc i.t From and after the taking effect Of This
ordiunnce the Marshal of the town of oroNiil' Is
hereby authorized aud empowered 10 seize and ex-
po.c 10 sac At pbplc auction any personal properly
of amy person ahl" to- ana VINO REFUSES " P"' "'S
Muuieipnl Poll Tax in said town.
Passed May 20. 1897.
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TOWN ORDINANCES.
Ordinance No. =.
nv ORDINANCE firing The amount

Az ORDINANCE firing the amount Of
Bond 10 be giren Jy me respsctire oF-
GERS therein named, Of the torn OF Or0-
rifle.
The Trustees Of the town Of Oroyilie, DO ordain
follows:
SIC. 1t TIE Marshal OF the town of Orovile
shall give bond in the penal sum Of hNc thousand
dollars. secured by Two or more good AMI sufficient
surer-. conditioned for the faithful performance Of
hi ofcial duties, TO be- approved by The Board Of
Trustees.
SIZE "a. The Treasurer ~ The town ~ Oroyilc
shall give bond M the penal SUN of eight thousand
dollars. secured by two more good and sufficient
surccs. conditioned Tor the faithful performance Of
his of cia duties, 10 be approved by The board Of
Trustees
$40 "a. Tie Assessor of the town ~ orovile
shalt give bond iu the If Thousand dollars,
secured hS two or more good nud sufficient iir-,
co~duioncd the fulhml performance az hi. OH
ciul duties Ia be- approved by The Board ut Trustees
$40. an The captain at Police ut the town VI
orovrc shall give bond IN the penal run of one
Thousand dollnrs secured ny two or morr e cd und
sufficient suretl,s, conditioned for The faithful dr.
charge OF his official duties to bc approved by the
Botrl of Trustees.
SIC. 5th. The policemen of the town Of orovillc,
shall -,veraIy oach give hond n the penal sum 81
five hundred dollars, occurred by two or more good
AID sufficient surctlrs conditioned for the tIuhWl
discharge OF their official duties, to be approved 10y
the Board OF ItuSictS.
SIC. Gin The sureties on a official bonds must
Justify, before some officer qualified by ln" 30 nd
minister outhS, To the sums tor which they become
liable uu such bonds.
Passed May ., 1874.
Tl0S. WELLS. President.
lsl.. Il
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IA ORULN INC creaflHg ne oVIcc q
Torn Surveyor in AMI far tie Torn Of
OrOrHI'.
the poord Of Trustees of the Town Of Orovle, dc
ordain ~ follows
Stc. lst There sLal be eectec by the Board OF
Trustee. of the town at Oroylllc, surveyor ia ara
fnr said town, VIII" shall i rald once rom '.e 'i''
g ~ oection and auaI dcaton. until the first Mon
day in May, 1855 and until his successor i duN
.jectrd and qualified. lie shall take the consiiir
tionaI oath of Office. and give bond ~ the penal sum
f live fhnusnnd dollars pas able 10 the inhabitants
~ ha toNn al Oruyille conditioned for the faithful
discharge of his official duties, md secured by two
ar more good aud sufficient sureiies To be approved
by the BOARD VI Trustees. -
s. o. The Town surveyor Of said town shall
rciye no comgenatson for his official services, iron
the Town Treasury.
Passed May ~, lSS . 49,,
Attest. S. L. SSYpEE Clerk.
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Information Wanted
TOWN ORDINANCES.
Ordinance No. I.

nv ORDLEiNCE 10 propide for the
establishment If Police in IN the torn
Of OroriHe
SEc. lsl There shall he in the town of Orovile
Police TO consist ct a captain of Police, and five
other policemen
SEC ID The number Of policemen may be in.
sod diminished az any regular meeting OF the
Bolrd, ny the vote Of majority for an ordinance to
thar effect
$Ec. "a. The BOARD OF Trustees shall, by orn-
ance, fix the salaries of the Captain of Police aud
NIL policemen. and may for good cause shown. re-
move the Captain OF Police, or any policemen AT any
time.
Passed May S, 1857.
THoS. WELLS, President.
c. A. Smru Clerk.
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TOWN ORDINANCES.

called Kina shail pak into the Treasury license ia
the amount Of thirty dollars per quarter.
SIC 4th. Each md every person or CO partnership
Of individuals. required by rS ordinance Ia procure
license. shall urnu conviction ~ ANY cnurt 81 com
p.cnl iursdiciuu OF violating he provisions OF lhlr
ordinance ur refusing or nogiectng {" procure Sdch
iicrns. A. l. herets required. bc fined in su'n moi
exr,iinl, one hundred dollars aud may L~' De i'm.
pri.ond not rycredin ten days for each offence.
Passed May l3th ~.
mos WELLS President.
Attest, : T.. SSEuZH, lrrE
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-05-23

CALlroRNIA LlfE. 1t is said there
is female living in Napa county. who
has been divorced onco, REMARKED,
and is now attempting t. rid herself
of the >hackles Of her second husband
who is the mother Of two daughters,
one thirteen and the other eleven years
of ago. both of whom she Il marie :
ami separated them fir IN their nus
bands, aud is now bu,ily engaged IN
experimenting divorc suits on their
behalf
We call her fast woman even in
California.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-05-23
OroyilIe 5. MarysyiiIe Packet.

~T~~u.A STEAMER SAM. SOULE.
s.ttI - BEN. MOSBY, MASTER.
Leaves Narysyille every Monday -" Wednesday,, ana
Friday at : n A n. for OroVilir-
Leaves 0royille for Marysyille, every Tuesday,
Thursday, aud Saturday at ociook, An.
FREIGHT-Sl2 " Ton, payable at the Landing.
CABIN PASSAGE-S3.
w. TAYLOR. Agent,
March IA. 1856. I4u At Marysvlle,
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Omullle lJallq Nutte ReturG.


y number of politicians, all of HON
We're seeking Offices under government,
were scattered on the tavern porch
talking, when an old topper, named
D., came up to them. Now said
D, who is person who i, very
loquacious when 'corned,' bat exactly
the opposite when sober. At tn pre-
sent time, being tight he SAID # the
company had 10 objection he would
tell them story. The told hum to
fire away whercupon he spoke as
follows:
y certain king, don't recollect his
name, had a philosopher, upon whose
Judgment he always depended. Now
it so happened that one day the k.ng
took it into his head to go hunting, and
after summonng his mobiles, ana mak>
ing all necessary preparations, he sum
moned his philosopher and asked HIM
II it would rain The philosopher told
him it would not, and ne and his no.
bles departed. While journeying along
they met a countryman mounted on a
jacka,s, he ad,i,cd them to return,
.ior' said he, 1T will certainly ram
They smiled contempluously upon him
and passed on. Before they had gone
many miles, however, they had reason
to regret not havig taken the ru,tic's
advice, as Il heavy shower coming up
they were drcnched to the skin.
When they had returned to the pa
lace, Ike king reprimanded the philoso-
pher severely for telling him that it
would be clear when it was not Il met
Il countrymtn,' said he 'and he knows
a great deal more than you, for he told
me it would ram, whereas you told me
1t would not
The King then gave the philosopher
his walking papers, and sent for the
countym IL who made his appearance.
"rcll me- said the King, 'how yon kn, W
it would rain Il didn't know, said
the rustic, my jacka,s told me- And
how, pray, did he tell you;' the X ne
said IN establishment. by prlcklng
up his ears, your majesty The King
now sent the countryman away, pro-
curing the j4ekaas, he placed him in
the office the philosopher had filled.
'And here, observed d., looking very
wise, here is where the KIM made his
mistake How so p inquired the au-
dlors,' why ever since that tine,
said d. with grin on his phiz, every
lackass wants an office.