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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1857-12-18
APPOINTED.

Our readers are no doubt aware that George W.
Bowman, the lite in famous editor of the Bedford
Gazette, has been rewarded with a So 500 Office,
S'tzt. ~I-.., -a@-iiass, by. paeh h4aan. Tta
is, we presume. o., account of Bow mans deser-
ton Of him in l647, and support Of Dallas. Tho
President has been accused, with Justice, of re-
warding his enemies and deseItrg his friends, and
Tins is case in point. Bow man, the slanderer of
the living and the dead, If tfc old and the young
Of some of the best people of the County, and
among them innocent and respectable females, is
now rewarded by this dirty, corrupt and Wicked
administration. For to bs a dirty, low
blackguard, is sufficient passport to Office from
Buchanan. The respectable portion of our COM
munity are glad to get rid Of the slanderous black
guard, Bowman, however, in any manner.
The Baltimore Clipper has the following in rela-
ton to the appointment:
s.REwAEDED-Geo. W. Bowman. Of the Bed
ford tPa) Gazette--one Of the lowest and most
scurrilous locofoco sheets in the Union, has been
elected Superintendent of the public printing -
1t only remains for Congress TO hail two fellows.
well met, to elect Banks OF the Southsde (Ya.)
Democrat as printer. better span Of black guards
could not be trOtted out'
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1857-12-18

IN acquaintance, whose business comlels
hlm TO write most OF the time, says, ne became
SO weak as TO be unable al times to hold his
pen, while 1t others, sleep would oyerpower
him. bet the InYigoratoF cared him
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1857-12-18

One o: our city merchants said, while on
visit 10 Troy, iew days since, &c was attack ed
with bowel and stomach disorders, so as 10 con-
fine him TO his room, ne sent to the drug store
for bottle OF IhYigOrator, took one desc, which
relieved him so that be was able to attend bis
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1857-12-18

A gentleman, recently from the West, SAYS.
while at Chicago, he was attacked with slow,
lingering fever, that baiied the skill iof physi-
days.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1857-12-18
rsANas-EEEra LEON.

Oct. Is, 1857.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-12-16

ma proceed fot NoSrN n "a, my
debts, ihi ifWFofufr must earnestly nhl
fesps Iully fnrie.t al peFsons indebted
~ ~ 10 e0ne fawfd lmariia.el, and
PCS np. hstc maBy ihnu.Anls " dol
ials fae no. .nd spm n II ~ long stan
dinn snd bNa IN NJ ihslanco pres n NY
ci.lpiwfr, hrT hne waited I%aiiuntly IN
them. Ihe Time u cire vhsn they must
10, me, ~ I MN about mai Ing an entire
charge Ia nv b..ine.s, lni vur, 60 close
~ u, houk, ti kAIJiSuS.
May 2uth, nI7-h
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a~ea45 - fsfN&4 80 aftff lHfH
.san slsAH AlHHsHi 4 : ~ 1seaf,
assa haH size H eglBe > W aHf
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a. smFf ~ - ~ - n tas.
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4 "a sss~ ~ m~e'sess IA o. 10 sti
m.,,,s b. ne slatiy fasp iAhle haa.
fesesss 49, labllshel 10 fhas eiig.
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sazs In ~ sAush. srJ that ~ fss ~
s.ss, rre sssusi kss he sst ~ berh
<~ssrl. " sm'asb IN ~ ssrefimsai
<az sveif sssuvrNes ihH' success ell
slsaesi5 ssssn sAe hkuf, feil sud sstt
ID o. ue prepared a la,ish ulss n
~sssttsIse W. epws. AT NJ ~ ffal,
IN H. ti.lsimgAf. n ne IA established
Ssssr. h All tat eenserns Ne srasth
al efsap sity a The eify and eemmsrs,y
estsdlT W. ss6li hs,ag u the tass M
ssffl that ell ne,ss ~ess, A. ssrer.
rms n NAVY tears, asa " a. have m
sssiAl aaiti inirrfe IN this and NJ
,l,in NJ states. II is eut ernaieni II.
petition 10 i've he pipeg n eifraIsi on
.md q anylhlsf between Louisville md
sss Uleanss
" ar fuIls ssare mai iho.o Wv
sflg making the largest lruaise. are
ssH, n ,he Jr,rfe-t performance W.
l%sfefuss rsrfrs thai the resder .lpuli
farm he opinion ~ the Asalancha ff,m
"A paref Itself. Consequently. W shsli
niy shy fir H. t,rsen, that ihr papHr
vi b. psbA.ked Udls. 1fi.W eekij nri
Nsakls. and will commence with n rari.
Nof Iwenis thousand dollars. ~, ihnus
sHl Weekly Subscribers anil seven han.
irsl pail, .ahsrrilmr.. u will h. essen.
i,ll, Democratic, bat Independently 80
seeming 10 w.ar The COLLAR ~ scr,itnin-
isspl sing the toady aud parasite. The
nHlnrs NJ ~ party. the tool II no eliqsc
lhr prsnn ~ ~ factlas. The tvalsnchc
ell he the FIRM, fearls.. md honest ex.
Fiaeni NJ the great cardinal principles
apm sh,eh rect, the Democratic party.
,nI . warm and fetlpn, supporter and
lisnlr IT the mrr whose clr, alton J.
rqaisiic 10 give r~ermsnency aad strength
10 those pr,neiple,
tpen the subject n Slavery mhicc,
that has often impcrill~i the nailnn thu
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EsrRAy.

,G,ikrN ur By H. H. novissd. living in
The kur,h. sss portion N tie county,
. Hay Ilarsr Wfft. ~ ysss. old, II
hands ; ~ q snail III N lhs lsh ea,.
~ shoulders eca-idcfahly msfked with
VIC cellars. Appraised ~ s*n.
= H. JOINS, Hanger. PC.
Pamela, sept 81, ISL. LISA
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tl 11ns3c l!....,i
WHhe9 (><kl(. 4. f4slkf s,A<-sls.
~ ~ ~ ~ fses* D. NJ tsslfs -
Up. - r..-;, -. 60 = y
aaii fsHs~mAke fasA atIsk a. shyss
hfffA esf<yt. ts<y s<fs hasn pslllshe,l
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msNes fhsY ell sshs4<.
fhs Iis.lT fll,ts oil rastala 4 ,seay,
n ~ Uthsies n bsth ~ su@l.@s " ffaa
fs'sg, a iasea 1yxn w fststisgs egsa'.
y fssa'g % fhy esfFs Y shaf.kand shs
80 . ihla, " ID ahJ ashsf ssanffg. A
mtIsf'y n shaw ell. ssst. ~ ahis "a
fatsn, ftfbs1im. zen iHuHs#ei vnfis a.
hpHf, shlie lka s=<FsFr sasshat n srfs
spAeH NJ fHsnf sfestess fsfslg ssserls
saran ihaamnI ffe haadfml ssrss M
hsts When The asha'e. N 4 Az A. NJ,
m.ha mpf lle,h furry fsIsmns, sfut shin
AppHaf N fhe uipie N the nest morning,
whiA eiH ssrfeln. alsu, NJ haws sfths
daf, iofelhef with msh naisaflal afskle.
n mY be .alae,lsi h passing asals
u i aliI n, mlan iei. from time Va
time, Ne osasi ~ mas faqadffs 10 pf lob
ny etniniAdpnees ~ the pub - men with
whom hate hefn associated daflna ~
lest twenty tight years, AneeIoles a
'hnafal jiosson, Api tho Loader. N H.
rtrty which he conducted. and ne lead
ing MN " eskes parties, Will, | beliese.
he iriefsstlrf > chm rssiy hii.erne,.
hes atmea.
IN hecamlns lhe rvpstrt n the apbales
~ tonTsesa. I seemcd u proper 10 any
llmi The hlaba would hsssr be 4 paflitat
tapef Tbs pledge will no, he forfeited
W Introducing NJ 4 contribution 10 his.
tory the pallilfai traits n ekaraetef
which distinguished the public Inen 4
my tins. Although ! am, and intend ~
remain, 4 thorough Democrat, will
mover ebirsde m. principles IN a nay 10
make them ~ohnptieus % aey party, iul
IN regard 4, persons and events whlch 90
70 make up history, ] hope TO mako the
',lpbc m honest memoir and With that
view lam resol,ed to 'psak Independently
of al parties.
The Censfraorai Globe ssd ipraalr
will contain 4 report of AlItke Debates In
Congress, revised by tho speakers. tho
Messages II the prcsllew, ~ the United
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-12-16

VIII sHlt ~ fehi lhls sell ins-~
ftetfH stand ~ rmels. me- ssoa
fiel v Peter " Jenas, Isg IN ss'y ~
fnible terms, n APPLICATION 10 mad,
fuan raasessiua giien mined nels
tamir ~ ~ n, N,sn, Real tslai,
went, l'Hn1lt A. u. HiIs
~ept, 2iti, 1851 lnlh
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u BsDdmia Mrisn, Nlfptd Harden,
Mary Harden and M ;abeh Hnden.
dnd an ofhr pfera, igie,sisd In he
fapds. fen,a,as afd Embellishments Of
" H. Harden. dS,tdseh
NOu arc. hereby notified 70 be and
appear before the Probate Cont Of
1sllahatchic county. State ~ Mississippi.
On ting second MONDAY In December
next, thcr aud theirs to show cause, Il any
YOU can, why the following described land
via: North. west quarter N. ". l.ll NJ
section twcnty.oW Is. ~. northeast,
quarter ~ scc,ion 'wrnty. y IN. y. Ia,
:. ~. northwest quarter N. W. LAY ~
section recnty.,wc g. s9), and ea-, half
81 not,h.c cast quarter y. i.aof y. y. IN
~ section twenty. all In township
twrnty-six. n rangr two east (T. ~, II.
2E.), shculd No, b. solh, according 10
the suggestion ani petition ~ the under.
signed heirs-at.law u .aid deceased.
Y. J. MALoNR.
MARY MALONE.
y. II. HARDEN.
NJ. q. HARDEN.
Charleston, oe,. 81, isi1-iw
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N NaYl u lII purchased n Nls lahffiy
"a hfa. . ttflatf 4 tsmsian. rlaaa.
en- 3, ~ "a NJ laie, i pfussuasai w
Il FHftssafs n ~ sksurssaed I
tlefsfafa ttss tlessHm ~ seeaermsni ~
ilam % feliAhlf !. Their frpysssr,hslens
ts A. ~ HtiffN,
attH. Hm liz A. fa4Hlt. Nat,
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virtue n q deere, made Is tho
Probate t'auvs Of panuls county.
A..., At the SsTscmber ierm thereof,
~. the undsssisrcd Administration n
ne E.ta,e VI Patrick n. Armstsad, 10.
,sassl, vM M SATURDAY.. the 18th
Wy u Ianssr., isis. on tho premises.
s'fhin lawful hours, sell The east half II
We 'su'h'esst quarter ~ scc,idn |. town
mp rsnvc J. west. %sitntt--l in the ccun.
NM PAMELA, ~trse sfarr.sid. q, public
sssinn, ~ 'he higher bidder. M credit
s'.rl,r tisl sseashs frsm iav n sale.
a'aa and approved security will be- ~
wired VI the r~~rehas.r.
PETER y. ARMsrEAD.
pes. :. lsss.lw Administrator.
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0UR CARDl
We tske pleasure in announcing to
our friea1s the arrival u ous
YAlh Axu WlXJne STvrk,
Bcins brought sArsAsh de Railroad In
Close roWrctition with Nsmrh,s, W. ~.
joic. In the occasion 10 10 ahlr 10 show
ths, w cas supply IT, people herr with
good. ~ the sssas prices, AMI so,ne for
les. thar they can bs had ., Msmphss
W. ara rev interested In . whcts.sle
iIou.y Vast, md hy psrehssinx goods IN
large lsss, direct FROM tn importrt- ard
manufactures, ~ have ,ke advantage VI
finer Assortment sNi irw~s prices. Our
s,oeh this ,iss y lssfes than sssal, end
w arc tc.alvcdto sdl n .till lower prize.
than VI have done. !, vsssssss u . IN
s..ortmsr, n
ladler' Net aRd tAsn3enateo
0ro00s0eooe1Ot
CASHMERE sdNrss, Hngl,.h ssd rrrnth
lisr,nss, printed and plan paamsta-,
Omhrr Tlabess, Dual Ilobss, I.sssssiRss
spotted asd plain Alpassas, I,ss.sinss,
e"' rasAa
i ln.,.s ", N, v .ls Nh sisl's A"''sas' tl''A'
iiso"'..;,ss. -. i,sar. and wSsi.bo...
ism,.s, h, ~ IL snsss kisd N
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All Narvunted a. Il~sprrseu1ed
Mro.An@XsV
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.;lL sna wor,~l lia.s. ,iis,ss, eAslsrps
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Fancy '!ssas. 49,. .m,
I.,ss' ~ -, IN, s,l,ss - ~ - i y.
senls - ysra, sas Isss biesshsI and m.
1879, nss,,' ssss. - 49,. c = t., I r.sn'
rrisss.
040CAx10t
..sss 4 m ss.s ~ .ss s%sss'itsl y . .s%sss'
80 n - - Az
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oe e oeoeouoe.
at sfsss FRi1yxY, xsr-Mh-r
Nj. ~ svsius q tkis sua1 vii
islbs~et
ISL ~ Passs~vsTmh Mn
s~ssssphis iaiIy. q s5spn.s., asaar.
kksss7srI.
.ssk IN leaVs 1kasla o. s.s0
svssss 1t llssphis Ct psgs ~.
~s.slhe ma vi leave Memphis
r9tte3 49, ~ 9stsss q n Isla
~A.a
sEcAts ksves rsacls Il lf.epa.y..
1--WE n Neafhis d s:Hs y.
-, y. ". NEWELL,
' ''esessl saPsfislssi.s6.
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NEW ffvGRY efADln
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TUE ss1.sieps1 ~ sps9se . Liz
~ sxsh,s q ~ tAssIs bpsesl, NJ
~ Nn<ui4p - TQnnnsp nss1ssd,
- bsss nsssss NJ peoBin y Ne.
Ne 80 Elegee = - esgtss
~ esuue.y seslsM1 - hsnoless n.
tutdpu - ~ NO. 80
t..sse.hss, - - el1asdnN q ~
6 HcksAmBooG
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v1tAkEN v ty Nh. n. CAsAer, living
IN sAesissh -essl rsstlcs 4 The ssun.
". a sovvsl vtavss' Male, aAott 10 years
OLD, " o. Is hands high, sosue collar
srnrks, sears IN the lett shoulder, sep.
ro.'d u have hal thu s~iseyi hlsst
streak serc.s The wi,hrss. As~ts the ,mek
and aro6nd The lrys. Arrraissd TO 80.
Pm. JONES,
pnrnla, Me-, t.5~ Hanger ~ Z.
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titus fsfltss sl ffHf mf =
taf fgss Ns sisf
NsHphf AHl che ~ Ha i.
ifHHf ~ n mehs
hH4HHg sHl hlslH n hfifhbafhasI ffal
Ifam III - afas iat " tlfs
~ H. e#sHf " y sse lfam T
faail ~ mfHfHs sni ssffiei nAsiafh 4l
n zoe Nlh ~ usfhsfla w.
~ lasslss sssfsss VI
Hfb Ilfai hAftss, srfafihy Nv ffnl
lna sFftt. fN fhvlis.i fffHfl m
fHfH Hif4t sitit ell A. W.T.
dHf l%nsifpliIaa Fsiesaol Hl
ltHfNuEt
Hft WA fthfftntyr rfuinf.
q ~ W ~ s%prfimffi tssgliy
vest - H1 HHnN Hfrs nu 80 'Hn
NHslr q 49, Hlatl srfias a..
hfH uittsy ~ ehiaC,
sole
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A010oogooogb NeooeA
wHraxA. iessegs = Aleiaiaraoieo sssks
E.ssie q WINS !. WrGn, 6ssssssd,
vsre Krsnled y W uo1oplpea II The
ko~mbV Ton q he tsS1ils Csus -
~ Pcsvons l1ttae slains a1nloe tbs
Estsia 81 rid dses6sea, - bVsby re-
qsiset - beyBaas ed sshlbis ~ 6aos
Silhis he tina liaissd b IN, y ~
ssAs WI u ksvs.l. -
FRANCIS n. wRrNH.
ast}-lN Admisistrstss.
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slNiR andersigneA oHers Tor sale Nj.
fAhM. eight miles wr-, az l'sncIs
On the Tailahaichie river. There arr IN
iercs cleared and In cultivation. and ltO
acres vel. timhssed bottom lani This
place Ia known IA I'm " Perkins, Farm.
and nov has y d thc hest crops NJ
corn On u ~ any place In the eousiy. !
wlll also sell
gsus Likely Negroes.
two mer and n woman, all young end
No, ! hands about fifty head Of taltly.
farm.ws Utensils, four Males, and abou.
oue ihoasand bushels VI Corn. FOR fur.
thct Information, call on the subscsihw
on tho premises, " address hin u r.
n0la poN.O2sA
sp23.if n T. sORSBY.
Eagle and Enquirer copy, and sssd ~
ecasS u l'ssela.
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VALlfSES and
tAlipET.rAGs.
15t Main street.
Menpta TisH.
ArE nov receiving lhcif largo stock for
fsll and Winter trade. Call aud 600 ma.
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utfsR fss als inward " s0O acres
i II pusisn aed Valley Lad. tse miles
nsssh-sess u tho tsun II psnsls, and
shess tbsssMs dissaser frn III psselA
Dspps, no asses q ~lieA b el0svd, and
In ! Nigh ssais u esliivaiios, gseA ssli
vsiss ssd n sbsai.sps u esaA s.set
water. orchard, bsildIaer.Ae. 3hissssss
eombisss ussay sxisssesspsyf - es1taaev
nsissv. and has oNly 10 ~ sssaisrdto be
simisea fsv Ne fertility u spil asA nssy
sissetskss - nesasagyRov N sesse. u
esn be bpufk uroa fessoaahie iesus, V
application te iaae econ, " M, Il vilI
be rrrssA Tor NJ msuise ysas. fssns
N-pseseaily, III. KEITH,
sstss,as PssoIa. Me-.
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0PKED Z STRANGER
~ MAIN gToEET.
til. ~

0rsRaM.s tniss}A saysss.1 l.sey
NJ asy4p4t ssalv-.sl< slolafse,
- : nlnAxt
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Invite alleHnn N f'aslhH eni
u ifm W. a i4g. 4 ~ sufiia asss
a " nNias. an Fasfsnfs, ~
III ID stsh. = ssif, Hsfs
aa n ffisss aaa'ssl :
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VNAkkS . ~ jacob IlAss,a, litss
.sss, s., ~ .i's =: Z Zsts!es
y . ysass I'D, kessy - III ooSs
saa1is spgas - III ~, 6vG5o tsseA
% y ~ NJ ~ III. cAE!s'''a
sssol.Sw Range. ?. Q.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-10

Having now nearcd the Eastern Railroad
| came down into local southwest breeze
which waited me along between Dover and
Rochester, and | effected good landing one
mile from the town of Big Falls in New
Hampshire, close on the border of the State
of Maine. Here Mr.. Edwin Gown caught
the tow line which was made fast to Mr.. II.
Y. Hayes buggy, and the Young America
floating above the house and tree tops. was
towed into the town of Big Falls. and to the
front of Mr.. James Connor's big Falls IIo-
tel" Here, from the elevated car. stated to
the large concourse of citizens assembled, a
brief outline of the days adventure. and ask
ed of them the privilege of taking down and
packing up my balloon in safety. Mr.. 1cha-
bod Pearl. in behalf of the citizens assembled.
REPLIED and proAered me the hospitalitics of
the town. with many eloquent expressions of
delight upon the arrival of so novel a craft
amid the gas Illuminated village. Bv o.
clock. p. NJ, had "Y. A." slowed away in
the castings provided, in good order, and then
proceeded in company with a number of the
good citizens of the town to Mr. Connor's
Hotel. .where found comfortable abode
until | could proceed to Bangor. to ascend
from thence on the 3Oth instant.
This was one of the most interesting vov-
ages | have made in fifteen years. and to go
into details of all that is worthy of notice.
would make an article too long for dailv
newspaper. JOHN WISE.
Big Falls, Sept. oS, 1857.
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~ Sheridan having threatened his son
Tom to cut him off with u shilling, received
this retort :-"Whcre will YOU get the >hll-
ing?"
APIIORIsM By A CYNIC-It is always easy
for a man to be considerable, when the con-
sideration is a pccuniary one.
- \ scf-composcd. and sclfposscsscd
young lady III our village received long call.
the other day from Il prying old spinstcr. who
after prolonGing her stay beyond even her
own conception of the Young lady endurance.
come to the main question which had brought
her thithcr live bccn asked good MANY
times if YOU was engaged to DR.. c.
Now. if folks inquire again whether YOU be
or not, what shall tell EN- think ?"-"Tc!l
them" answered the Young lady. fixing her
calm blue eyes in unblushing stcaliness upon
the inquisitivc features Of her interrogater.
'tell them that YOU Hink YOU don't know,
and you are snte it is none of Your business. =
~ \ western New York farmer writes as
follows to distinguished agriculturist. to
whom he felt under obligations for introduce
ing a variety of swine -"Rc>pectcd sir:
went yesterday to the fair at NJ. |
found several pigs Of your species; there was
great variety of beasts. and Twas aStonishcd
at not seeing YOU there
THE POOR EoY.-Dont be ashamed. my
good lad. if YOU have Il patch on your elbow
1t is no mark of disgrace. 1t speaks well
for YOUR industrious mother For our part.
we would rather see a dozen patches on your
Jacket than hear one protanc or vulgar word
escape from your lips. or smell the fumes of
tobacco in your breath. No good boy will
shun You because You cannot dress as well as
your companions; and if a bad boy some
times laughs at your appearance, say nothing
my good lad. but walk on. We know many
rich and good man who was once as poor
as you. Fear God. my boy. and if YOU are
poor, but honest, YOU will be rcSpectcd-a
great deal more than if YOU were the son of
rich man, and were addicted to bad habits.
.g!Are YOU afraid of banks falling" ask
ed the cashier. as Mrs. Partington went to
draw her pension. Banks filling" said the
dame, Il never had any idea about it at ALL.
If he gets votes enough don't see how he
can fail, and if he don't. | can't see how he is
to help it." Il meant said hc "thc banks
that furnish currency for the country" She
stood moment counting her bills. "Oh
you did, did YOU - said she "wel. its about
the same thing. If they have money enough
to redeem with. and heaven knows there's
need enough of redemption for good MANY
of them. and more grace than they allow
their customers. they NAV stand it, but
doubtful things is uncertain" She passed
of like an exhalation. and the cashier count
ed out one hundred and fifteen dollars a I'd
seventeen cents fifteen times while bordering
what she said, in order to catch her meani,r
-Boston Gozeitc.
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- "What mother has the fairest and
richest daughter ?"
"Mother of Pearl"
"Speaking of corporal punishment in
schools" said fair lady, what pupil is most
to be pitied?"
"The pupil of the eye, because it is ol~oys
unler the lash." This, it was voted, was
entitled to the prize
"lt is strange" said one "that the later
sit up, the less am disposed to sleep"
Not at all strange" replies another, "that
sitting up half the night should make YOU
steep less" (Sleepless.)
The discovery of the mummy of Nebuchad-
nezzar. identified by the grass found in his
stomach, being under discussion, was attribu-
ted to Colonel Rawlinson.
mo" said another, "that must have been
discovered by Mr.. Lie-hord." 'Layard. j.
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HoPE.-A sentiment exhibited in the
wag of dogs tail when waiting for a
bone.
n Thing WORTH KNOwIHG.-What is the
difference between a woman who tears her
dress and one who pads!
One busts her stuff, the otl.er .tuffs her
bust.
y 1t won't do for a man to bump his
head against an iron post, even with brick
in his hat, unless he conscientiously believes
that his head is the hardest.
~ The brightest of our dreams the soon
est fade away.
~ At Wells River, with population of
upwards OF 800, there has been but one buri-
al for more than year-youraQl
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\ QrENC1IER FOR VEsrvlUs.-.Among a
party of Americans travelling in Europe was
one, "a lankee) who, unwilling to admit any
superiority in Europe over his own country.
would tell of something to match whatever he
was taken to see. In Italy they assembled
Nesuvius when that volcano was much dis
turbed. and he remarked, "Well. it is con-
siderable of fire, but We have water privi-
lese in America (meaning Niagara) that.
guess, would squirt it out in about five
minutes"
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u a practical joke was once attempted
to be put on Mr.. Erskine as he went one day
to Westminster Hall, with his ample bag
crammed full of briefs. Some wasgis!. bar
risters hired Jews boy to go up and ask
him if he had "any old CLOS to sell 2" NO
you little Hebrew imp" exclaimed the indiy-
nant counsellor, "they arc all ne,c suits ;"
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JOB PRINTING.

Our Printing establishment was never in better
condition than now, and increased attention will
be given to this branch of business We keep
constantly on hand Paper and Card Stock. and are
now prepared to print iIandbills, Programmes.
Auction Bills. Bill Heads. Labels Circulars. Bu>-
ness and Wedding Cards. &C.. &C.. at short notice
Orders by mail will be carefully attended to. and
the work forwarded with despatch.
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DEATH TONES-THE SERENAnE.
Translated from thp German

What notes arc those. that from rcpOsc
Awake me with delight !:
o, mother, see. who can it be
At this late hour Of night:
Nought can see, nought can it be;
Then slumber on so mild.
No screnade for thee is made,
Thou poor, sick, dying child!
These are no lays of earth that raise,
That fill me with delight
The angels all, joyfully call
Mother, dcar-Good Night
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strangers inside the Church of st. Demas
and st. Dives, unless they can fully satisfy
the sexton, Mr.. Brown Black, that they come
from the most elevated circles of society,"
n. J. Eranqelist.