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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-18

NrOTUCE.-We wish TO call the attention Of
onr usuents and those interested to the '"' that
there is some Bacon Market and thSt Tlee
mwwayd tendency; LARD I2 cents, BU TIER i6tG = ents.
FLOUR 80 to 81 NEAL 81 to 90 cents ColtH 70 OATS PEI
hushp of 80 lbs cents, Red WHEAT 81 %Vto e N'
White 81 80 to 81 32i. BEEF to ~ nett
We have lot of superior Glover Timothy, Orchard Eyer.
groom Ens Blue Herds Grass Seeds On hand tor s ea
his time also prime Stock Of Groceries Chewing and s'mo-
king Tobacco. in which we will sell good bargains '''P III
and see US when you come to lynchburg ,,,,,, =, co
,.u a,i ,o,o,,,ssion Merchants at the old stand of
McCorkle 4 Jones. l""' -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-18

I>HEWlNt. TobaccO, Cigars. SnuHs, Wines,
LIouoRs &c--We prepared to furnish our friends
aud the public following celebrated Brands OF Chew
ing Tobacco
.Jno. W Stones Cranbury
Henderson iolcombes Natural
VIM d Millcrs Bluff City,
Booker a Ha,Scy's Lecompte,
Jas NJ Claytor's Natural Suncured
Tn which have supply of fine Havana
German Domestic Cigars smoking Tobacco snufs, Sar
jelly We constantly receiving ad
dti ms 10 our stock Bottled Wines and Liquors. put up
l,rcs,ly for trade aud warranted pure. -
mar'al.ts ii NJ. HARRIS e. co.
<~tENTS, PUMP BOOTS.-Just N hnnd from
II the the best quality Gents fine Cal Pump
Boots Please OK anime them at SEABURYS.
27.ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-18

RpAA u.EAVE s.-Ghi- delightiui arhr'S;
NJ which extensively throughout th' "o'u
for centuries past under the Of Bay Rum as eeuS
Tor Nervous Headache and for affections OF the ieau e
Ay and for diseases the Scalp Hair has AZ st o
rcinced that concentration " men increase
dcnal virtues fold and makes rem dY "or'y W. az az
tentlon of Conccitiailh
been effected alone hy chemical experiments ny 'o
inventor. the Essence of Bay Leave nv" %
snled to this remedy unsurpassed III cslink
the decay of the Hair the removal Danduit ana OF Iens
hy few applications that distressing itching "e mos s
orally recedes the falling OF the Hair The inventor %
years since, originally prepared it for member ot ms
Wavng confidence the nestruns usualS s"uj ,i
most distressing decay the hair and such eIe te ~
effects that reputation became estaoshed anu @
dret of calls have been made for it, "lthou an!
OF putting whatever Such has become the VI @
ser Bay Leaves the has been induce o @
aeture scale. and ne no" ohei9 " VIZ"
ue fullest confidence the entire public
None genuine without the written signature OF c.,n
THOS. II. ROSSER
Manufacturing Chemist Petersburg nn
w. Ior sale, wholesale and retail by SIROIHih Will
HEAD, Druggists -, .,
q Look limitations under the name OF oi OF p"y
Leaves, hay Extracts, Bay Water &c.
teb 9d&cly
GNIYCERlNE SOAP, for chnpped nnnNs'
~ Ladies Money Bags Porte Monaies hne pefiuihoiE
onet Powder, &c, just received by o>rc
ap lld6cts STABLER e. JONES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-18

I,UANO.-Farmcrs md Pianters look 10 yOnr
N INTERESTSMy stock tiuano and other fertilizers
nov, in Store consisting of Peruvian Guano No A. Bat
more Inspection price S62 Dcurg Manipulated Guano,
OF Peruvian Mexican Guano and Bone
Powder This said 10y be superior to Peruvian Gu
ano DeBurgs Super Phosphate nt Lime Mexican Guano
Bone Phosphate Of Lime, Kettle.
wells Potash Plaster excellent for old land To-
Lots Lynbufg Ground Plaster In Bulk Bags or Bar
rrl,.
my to keep good supply Of all the most ap
proved fertilizers sell them, at the hghest price
thai but the lowest possible prices thV ey
can afforded buy my Gnano fr the agents of The Pc
ruyian aud Is certainly of the best quality
NV price B as low other market adding the
Fertilizers much used, and
proye 10 Farmers that is to their interest
atronze house propose to keep Please give
n call. NM a MIIl1tR,
oats On itasin
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-18
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
p,NAuUu.,.rn COs.I.AWs.--3,.O 400 VnIc

lNNAMEIh.En dOobsAxS.--y.SOO Shr"-
~ tines Patent Enamellci collars in Packages o ~ ~ !"
package In shape fit and appearance ttse Aoas
equal the finest Linen Collar aud sold at than"he i
the price Every gent who oontcmpasos travelling
should lay In supply ot these Collars 100 boEen hAfo
dozen just received by . . -,
ma gifts BURROUGHS, SHAtEh W
&TNsEsFOR Spring. AND ~ lMNEN 1907.
~ We have accomplished three grand points IN getg up
stock Spring and summer uoods to wit flesaiee ~
Styles Durability Material aud Economy IN prices ny
rcputa house for keeping superior Zoo s 80 W."
established that it snnneccssary more On tha
We would call the following articles as comprising
stock
Over Ragians for Spring, Eureka STYLE
Super Dress Coats Black aud Blue,
leo
super Black frock Goats,
lee
Single breasted CO ats, all coors,
Business Cashmere suits for Spring,
New style spriug and Summer Vests,
Extra Black Doe skin Pauts,
Fancy "
Youths Cashmere Suits,
Chlldron's suits, style from to to years old,
Black silk Sacks, superior quality,
Alpaca Queens Cloth Barpoor cashmarett Froee oea'
" =" Pants
Marseillcs Suit all grades
Jno Davies y Co.'S FrIc Yoke Patent Shirts,
Marsclos Shirts (ncw) with Garote Collars, all the rage IN
New York -,
Gloves Craeas Mock Ties, liandkcrchieis Umbrellas
GLASS 4 RAlNE
mar lots J DiNoN, Agt
Salem Register w, ihcy Times aud Telegraph W'stern
nd : times
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-18

those contemplating Marriage. Four coll steel Plates d.
cts plain plates % cts. free of postage
Tbs work contains a dissertation the necessity of Mar
rlage Instructions in Uourtng with Cure for Love elects
of lejbacy Enhabtauu OF Stoty explained IN cnHe
Of family with many other the French
OF Jean Dnhas Address HENRY $ G. SMITH a co
Jo,nfs vaatrd Box i2lO Posi- office, H. Y.
IN dIp,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-18


~ always the conclusive proof ofgreat mon
by s no labor machine before tho
public comparable to Singers Sewing Machines Aof esao
shng the highest reputation In the United States cy were
exhibited the late "Exposton Unlvouce Frnnee whoro
they carried oil the highest premium aud great mah"a''o
To make Them has been built in Paris.
In branch of industry In which To be uonc
these hines be used with immonac proht As " spe
the Ralws travelling foot 40 In sewing win
Singers Machines compared with hand gewtns No tailor
slormakcr esstnahcr carriage trimmer -ailer natter Nct
should be without The fair prohi oi using one OF
machines regularly employed is One Thousand p"hr"
In NIL private families whore there much sew ing I"
bo done these marhunH invaluable assistance Planter"
aud hotel keepers find them particularly anu prom
table These machines simple In their CONSTRUCTION anu
durable the only Kind OF Sewing Ma
chine made by which OF work coarse OF M"
could perfectly executed Ihousandsot inferior and worth
less have been made aud sold under Vaoua
hut singers Machines alone have been found every
whore satisfy the of the public,
Plain scnt win ehch ma
chine whh readily acquire tho art of man
aging them Tho machines packed securely TO 80 to any
of the world 10 all desiring more particular IN
formation will application by letter Mt either of our OF
fees forw ard copy NJ Singer sos iazctte paPSf
wholly devoted To the Sewing Machine interest
| NJ SINGER n co,
Principal Office No. 32l broadway, New 1ork
BRANCH nFfCEtNo a 1ilnnnNur ST. Boston, No VI thnP
81 81, Nav Haven Ct GtoyerNie Y; No ga broad st,
Newark n J.. No M Chestnut ST. Philadelphia. No lo3
baltimore Baltimore; NJ. - Wortmnster ST, Providence
Il l. M. Eas 9TH ST Gmennati No. 30 North llh ST. NJ
Louis No II st Charles st, New orloans No 20 Dnuphn
Mobile ldnc 2idScts
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WILL. uIcssayEn1 sns sA.EsTAn,..


w MARKET ST. OFros1Tr.MAHkET HOUSE, LYNcHBuRG
Val am prepared to inrssh. a the very ahoriest
ce Horses Buggef dhe very best In the cly)
ctsons wishing ride in Hack drawn by fine Horses
polite ansa,cfu drivers can be accommodated
by
Gentlemen wishing to take short afternoon drive with
ady in new Buggy with fine Horse can be accommodated
by me.
Genflenc. In ng Pleasure orsAs by sending them 10
Stable them kr III Ana ors and nYaya ready at
moments am also responsibefbr any damage done
them while my stable will he pleased the public will
give a satisfy themselves that stable is bear
stocked than an other in this city f. WILLIAMS,
july l5ds proprietor
DALE GOTTON.-Our stock Of Hnie Cotton
full and complete, comprising all numbers from
II you want good article at the lowest
market price give us call M. HOLIINS q co,
mar
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-18

DKu NuEI. a. ROysTERS,
ID Com nSis.iou Merchants,
and Leaf Tobacco Flour Grain
Cotton and other Produce No % Water street. New York
Liberal each advances Gonsgnmcnh
JOS. nKUMMEl.
of Stearns a Brummol Richmond, Va !
AIFNH !. HoYsTfH,
of New York
JAS. ~ HoYSIfN,
Richmond, Va.
dee II dim
IItAPNAN, PIKE n co, importers OF
French English aud German Fancy Goods. and dealers
In Combs Brushes buttons Linen and Cotton Thread Sc"
ing SIR small generally. A Murray Street New
York. lhnN N NY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-18
uJApTRsT n WHITE,
Ii robucco Gomnsis-iom Merchants,

s a BAPTIST, late of Petersbug, Va }
JNo ! WHITE, late OF the firm of Hes
ter 4 White, Richmond, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-18

VERY DGEEEKENC.-Thct Clothing sold by
GLASS \ KANE differs considerably from the Rfddy
Made you find in other establishments They make
point Introduce the styles In Iyncburg soon as they
New York personscaing on them will be anre 10
get fashionable Clothing made equal custom work aud no
mistake Ina - IA
lNASSINERE slBTs.-Wc opened yesterday
lot those beautiful Cashmere Promenade Suits,
eagerly sought salosranms this Sprng some
bc ouud uhtrc else hut a the Ba
gaar of BURROUGHS, SuAfER u 90
10
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They also keep constantly hand stock of FISK'S
METALLIC BURIAL CASES, of all sizes also large stock
WOODEN COFFlNS, of every description and will pay
prompt attention the undertaking business at all hours
Il, .5dScts ID. =. & G. A. DIrGtID.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-18

~MINEsE SUGAR CANE.--A small suppl
j of reliable seed, just received and for sale by
26 is STkolhER Nhli fhLAD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-18

|AS STOCK FOR SALE.
NJ 81 sha' es OF Lynchhurg Gas Stock,
5000 LIST Mortgage Va. Tenn Bonds for sale by
ma l3ts LANGHORNE 81 HOLCOMBE.
- AIIlNls.-Busu received some bcnuttfui,
cheap, and substantial Wire Railing for enclosing
single Graves very desirable for the country. at
ie4ts GADDESS LynehburR Marble Works.
ENO. J. PiKyGs. Agt., il now receiving via
81 Railroad daily and choice Goods and now opening
Fine Maddcr Lawns at l24 cts, worth lsa cts,
Real Sw ss Mnsns at 25 cts worth 80 cts
Superior White Canbrlcs at p cts worth ~ ets,
Linen Duck Drilngs at shilling, worth - cts
Also Taetans Cambria Edgngs 1nserings Pongee iiand
kerchefs Kid Gloves Ladies white and eolored Cot
Ton Hose Mems Halt Hose Hat Grapes spool SIX Bobbin
Brals, all for sale chedp at the Cash store n'
jc3ts JHo, D. rtNsio He.-
yUNHOSE want Of superior Clothing viii DE-
sur, to find superior goods and latest styles at ~
GLASS RAINES.
MONUMENTAL DESIGNS, some de-
~ kirns insI recniYed. JOIN b. GADDESS'.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-18

NOTsCE.-Tbe cO-pnrinership heretofore ex-
~ isiing between the undersigned and Duguid under
the style of S. Dugd dissolved the LIST day of
January last
The business will hereafter be carried by the undersigned
the style ID Z & q. A. DIUGUID, the
old stand of :. Duglid q Sons
All having claims agnnst the firm Of s. Duguld
Sons will present them for settlement and hos. owing
will please forward and pay mp
DAVID =. DIUGUID,
GEORGE A DIUGUID.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-18

HOW IT Gs.-Wr nrc sometimes naked no" 81
is that afford to sell superior styles aud qtdh
Of Clothing such astonishngy low prices The reasons
follows In the first place we buy our maeilas o m"
hand and buying large quantities are enabled 10 lay mem
the lowest notch In the second place Manufacture
all the clothing sell and while We pay onr numerous en-
ployccs prices and such Will insure none ont
he rorf profit Of which our
get the hencht.
third place sell for cash short time tmaking
collect all bills LIST July and list Januhy9 IN the
fourth place adhere the price system aud by sehng
prices trade constantly increases an
" furnish the Btsr QUALITY OF RehdS Made
Clothes similar goods he bought In the Noftht III
cities. BURROUGHS, ShAfth %'ot
ma Clothing and En- nishtIg Goods lihhahf
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7 I-nobbu,r Ian 10Th ls57 r. c. BURKHOLDEH
ap d&cly
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-02-21
THRoueH.Book1Ne BETWEEN EUROPE

lHRoUGH.BooKING BETWEEN EUROPE
AND AAERIcA.-Mr. s. P. Bidder, the
general manager Of the Grand Trunk
Railway Of Canada, has arrived in Eng.
land, with the view of arranging with Sir
Z. Rooney. Through ticket System
IRON every shipping port of Importance in
Europe to any par, Of North America.
Agreements have already been made by
Mr.. Bidder with all the leading railways
OF the United States, by which passengers,
whether emisrants or otherwise, will be
passed to any part of Northern and West.
ern America upon tickets issued to them in
Europe.
Thus, passengers who purchase through.
tickets from the agents of the Grand Trunk
Railway at Havre, Antwerp, Rotterdam.
Bremen, and Hamburg, as we'll as at
Liverpool, Hull, Glasgow, Aberdeen, Bel
fast, Dublin, Cork, Galway, or any other
port which trades with Boston, Portland,
Quebec, or Montreal, will be conveyed to
any point in Canada to which railway
runs, or TO any place in the United States
where leading railway has station,
without the trouble Of making even an in
quiry, or the delay Of a single unnecessary
moment. Each passenger will be sup.
piled with ticket, authenticated by the
signature of a duly authorized chief officer
Of the Grand Trunk Company a map of
his route, and even time table, which,
while he will be secured against all i'm.
position, vexations, and delays after he
lands. will tell him almost tine very hour
at which he will arrive at his destination.
If this system he thoroughly carried out, i,
will tend to revolutionize the whole pas.
senger traffic between Europe aud Ameri.
ca.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-02-21

The LATE RESIDENCE OF GEN. TAy.
LoR ON F1RE.-Yesterday about 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, says the Baton Rouge Gazette Of
the 18th, our fire companies and citizens
generally were seen hurrying towards the
barracks, while the ringing bells told the
alarm Of fire. On reaching the spot we
learned it was the late residence Of Gen.
Taylor. Tue fire was extinguished by
the officers and soldiers of the garrison,
but little damage being done. Fires ap-
pear here in epidemic form,
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-02-21
CTATE OF LOUIsIANA-Fiih Judi
L cal Nistriei Canrt Parish If Eerrelsonne --Lr

~ cai Distre. Court Parish Of Terrebonnc. s.fseii
Bognrt, Foley Avery ~
r.,... q !, /. c &; :, ais. No. 1861. 3
BY virtue of writ Of Fl. "a, emanating
from the above named Court. in the above
entitled and numbered suit, there will be
offered for sale to the last and higlles,
bidder, by Aubin Bourg. Sheriff Of said
Parish, at the Court House, in the town oil
HOuma. on xlss9qs' as5s .sitsf ai s75F od
Saturday, March 7th, 1857, i2a
between IL o'clock A. NJ, and 4 clock
r.. NJ, the following described property,
belonging to William A. Shaffer. ois ol
the defendants, siezed TO satisfy the prin.
cipal, interest and costs in the above en-.
titled and numbered suit, to wit: y g
A certain tract Of land situated in this
Parish, on each bank Of Bayou Petit
Terrebonne, or Bayou Black, containing
four hundred superficial acres, bounded
above by land formerly belonging toJ. n.
Tanner, and below by that Of William A.
Shatfer, together with all the buildings and
improvements on said land. ~ q q sa5e a..
TERMS AND CONDITIONS AT twelve
months credit, the purchaser 10 furnish
his bond with good and approved security,
conditioned according TO law, with eight
per cent. interest from the day Of sale
until paid, the property sold to remain
specially mortgaged and -hypothecated un.
I'll full and final payment Of said Bond. 9
Said sale will be made to satisfy the
principal, interest, and cost in the above
entitled and numbered suit. siag 'ssss5-s. a
- A. BOURG. Sheriff.
p.v,.h NJ T.,r>hcnu> H,hynavv llh. 1857
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MERRICK & SONS, Southwark Fou,


Vx dr. Philadelphia. having Obtained the exclusive
right to manufacture and eel the N. RILLIEUX PATENT
APPARATUS, inform the tlanters oil
ousiana that they prepared contract for such
pefatus with al It's sppendaees Vacuum Pans made By
chem will have the tubes arranged as 70 be taken out
separa.eiy and reraeed q pleasure The size o. hs
famss Supported By columns sureniy strong to sustain
he apparatus in event 0f he budng being burnt down
CloAslar Of Cyhndries Strike Pans, planters may
pseses, with two q tsbes. New and improved Cisr
ers With surface In place q the email hot
Consisting the most perfect Apparatus yet offered
n & 8 alon manufactnre complete Open Steam Trains
Sugar Mi Engines and Boilers, Strike Pans, Pumping
Bose Black Burners Bow-ups. Air Pumps, Cane Juice
Syrup and water Pumps, SeAn Trapsof Float Boxes
Nssnyth .stean HAnnrs Marine ard satiosay Ea
gnes ynd every variety Of NAcADsry fR fanaiaons an
rT " +. THOMPSON, Csnnsrsal Ass.A
sFa'4o7s114s aEF si'Eh 7 y IS % Gasp street.;
We. FLANDERS, Engisssr and Agent,
fbetAm aHQk - Camp street, New Orleans.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-02-21

a. PHALON's Paphian Lotion or Floral
Beauttf1er-nfaile presesvalive Of the skin and
complsxien, snd Of eadicating curing fec
lea, tan, pinples chapped hands, lips and face bloches
sanbarns scad burns and all diseases appeGtanine
10 the skin Manufactured by E. PRALON PERU mer 5l7
Broadway, New York-snd for sale at the
mh.e7l. 4; 30, - HOUMA DRUG STORE
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-02-21

SHERIFF"S SALE
STATE OF LOUlSIANA-Fifik Judi.
~ cisl District Court-Parish of Terrebonne
~' .r T';: 8; ..' e.' No. ,s
TAKE NorrcE: That acting under a
writ of fl. fa., emenaling from the above
Court, in the above entitled and numbered
case ; | have seized and will offer for sale
at public auction, at defendants lumber
yard, on the bank Of the Bayou Terre
bonnie in the Town Of Houma, nearly op-
posite the lot Of V. Sulakowski. on
Saturday, March 9TH, 1857,
between IL o'clock. A. NJ. and 4 O'Clock,
p. NJ, the following described property.
to.wit:
l. A Large lot Of sawed lumber lying
on the Lumber-yard above mentioned,
consisting Of plank, scantling, &C., meas.
uring about 27,717 fee,-being all the
lumber at the yard.
?. A Lot of I.aths, at the same place,
measuring about $3.50 feet.
Terms of Sale leash.
Said sale will he made to satisfy the
principal, interest and cost in the above
entitled and numbered suit
p. 2. Leblanc, Dept. Sheriff.
Parish Of Terrebonne, February 2lst, 1857.
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y Frederick would most respectfully remind his
friends and patrons, that he has just received superior
lot Questionable fabrics, suitable for making pants for
this Of the year He is ready accommodate
al who stand in need Of his services. [my Is
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-02-21

r.,. Editor. Of tie Liverpool Mercury
c..tlemen-As the political commotio'
:. ,he United States is over, and every
's;.s j, quiet, thought would send 20,
.oecimen Of political commotion which
.one,imes happens at particular places
r.. following is what picked up during
:. ~. Eve wears sojourn in California. L
-. repeated at a regular Democratic
.,a;ne which occurred in the State. Il
'.n consider it sufficiently amusing, you
~ insert it in your paper for the gratifi'
e.l;ou Of your readers. $500.
'@ Yours, &c. Z. A. l.
An tho marine monsters, big fish and
ali fiy of the great deep lately met in
c..pese;on, to take into consideration the
.o.daet Of the Ocean, and also Of Man.
IA n general. The Whale was elected
President, and from his greatness might
!. ,emed the Prince Of schales.
ia opened the Conuention by stating
~ he did NOT wish to make speech; he
,o,N take up as little room, and be no lon
,,r han possible. Cheers.
The Shark whispered to the Sword6sh
that i was not possible for the Whale to
\ much longer, for he was eighty feet
,ov in bis opinion, he only wanted a
.h.,es 10 spout, and he considered him a
r,euar Old blower.
II Whale contended that, notwith.
s.sdisg his general size (he might add
,a.,) he was not exempt from suffering.
He had been grossly i,sulted by mamie
vo,N say lampooned, not that he would
ann upoa the use made Of his fat, as he did
., wish 10 make light Of such = matter.
He had been harpooned at least. Men
vere sarcastic towards him, and their
chats were sharp and pointed. Some Of
bic fellow whales had been very much cut
% and exceedingly tried. He had lately
harmed that substitute for oil had been
;avsuted, which might lessen the perse
euaioa Of whales, but he feared it was all
~ The Whale alluded to q harpoon
which bad lately hit hint had made 4
,,sat Impression on him, and he feared
I'D Affected him deeply. [Great sensa-
doa.] Here bis fslings overpowered him,
nd 10 sat down ION the shark amid a
espenl blubber. e =. as5atgsl s.s9
Tho Shark rose with some difficulty,
a remarked that the tail Of the whale
lad moved him !; in fact, il was very stsi-
lias. His own situation was far from
pleasant. He was, by profession, law
M, aad be flattered himself, one Of the
lssp kind. [Cheers and laughter.
Butbasiness was bad, and he was obliged
s,sks ia few pupils. He had lately
Fssssied ! fine opening for young man
vhe bad fell overheard, but was soon At.
'ssva.ds obliged to reject his suit as indi-
flstible. Unless he had more cases, he
,lould leave the law, aud open as den-
IT. = be was well acquainted with the
NIT ssti.g teah. He held up ono fin
Is : signal that he had finished. a...s 4
n Sea Serpent did not wish to intrude
Fa shs convestiou, as he did not know
wicker be properly belonged to the fish
Gte did not appear eDIcioss. All he
ashsd was moi to be classified with Eel,
vsss 3 considered slippery character.
IHers the Eel was observed 10 wriggIe. /
LAZY b was passing = certain species
dtAeEA, when be Just happened to toach
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