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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-10
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PAPER Hnngings.-We have now I'm s,or, ,
rudy Tor delivery 10 customers nm nmenec stt NV ~
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~ our assortment you can find Papers of eyer, sbo1
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W We urn who Will give his snecin aitrntin, Ve
fled. '''e' e''" 10" thht every one II salts
Ianef Hangers furnished If desired WORK dana I'm M.
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~ uVouaW Opposite hay State llotiAe
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FINE CATTLE.-If any of our readers would like
to behold herd of the finest cattle ever seen in one
collection in the State of Massachusetts, they can
CRAFTY their love for the beautiful in nature bv visit
ing the stables of the State Lunatc Hospital.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-10

In the card of Edward w. Lincoln, in yesterdays
SPY, the sense essentially married by the subsi
tuition of the word a" citizens for " editor" in the
ninth line from the bottom.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-10

THE OLD SOUTH FAIR will be continued at Wash
burn Hall, through to-day and evening, for the ben
eft of the City Mission. 1t opened last evening,
and was literally patronized
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-10

Skaters Rope Walk, Rear of QuInsiga-
mond Bank, Worcester, Mass. dit
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-10

DECLINED-NIr. A. l.. Burbank, who nomi-
mated as candidate for Alderman for Ward 3, upon
the Republican ticket, having declined the nomina-
ton, the vacancy has been filled by the committee
with the name of Adam harrington of the firm of
HARRINGTON & Tower
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-10

The Voters Of Worcester, who in favor OF
the election of the Citizens Ticket Municipal Officers
requested their respective Ward Rooms on
FRIDAY EVENING, Dec. 10TH at Il O'Clock, to nomi
nate Ward Officers
dgd2t Per order of the Ward Committees.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-10

Queru's Cod Liver OIL ,TcIIy-No Jlrurpist-s
establishment lacking this delightful preparation ndG
from The pure brown OIL expressed from tile Liver Of tic
Cod and which contains eghty-ve per cent Of pure o
Is complete in its list Of remedial agents Unqualicdv
endorsed by that learned society," the New York Academy
OF Medicine, what druggist can look over this invaluable
preparation: We say none, shat auuht for hts rep
utatIo as pharlnaccutist PENFOLU. CLAY. d Co, No.
Fletcher street. New York, the Agents for Querns
Cod Liver oil Jelly.
all Druggists ,Iay-lyy ,,55
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George Sessions, FrExIsiuNc TxprKrAKre ,,,,
HoFFtN NAREHoU Collins, CaskctS. Patent Metallic
hual ases ana Robes Of every description ALWAYS IN
hand Also the NEW PATENT METALLIC CAskEr of Iii
sizes -' % ''ii
promptly attended 10. No. a. Front street: residence
Front street, Worcester, Mass. dawff luy1s
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Special 2lotites.

Herrick's Patent Carpet Swecpcrs arc for
sale at 500, ut JENKINS, HAMILTON, IL cos
do DIT
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The s5rent English Remedy.-SIR JAMES
CLABhES CELEBRATED FEMALE FILLS. prepared
traurlinary 10 the Queen.
ms invaluable medicine unailing in the Of all
those painful ana dangerous disorders which the female
constitution subject. 1t mUderatcs all excess and re
moves all obstruction, and speedy cure may be relied
upon 10 married Ladies II is peculiarly suited. 1t will
larity
Each bottle, price one Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent COunteriets
CAUTON-These Pills should not be taken by females
that pregnant, during the TSt three months as they
are sure TO bring on miscarriage, but at other time
and in every other case, they are perfectly safe.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal affections Pain in
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight cxeron Palpita-
ton OF the Heart Mysteries, and Whites these Pills will
effect cure when all other have failed, and al
though powerful remedy do contain iron CaunIel.
anthnony, or ynything hurttul to the constitution.
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-10

Small and COgswelI, COUNsELLORS AT LAW.
michigan street Milwaukee, Wisconsin
SIMEON n. SMALL, John R. D. CocswFrr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-10

Mrs. WinsIOw's Soothing svr,n. Co.. .,L,,
dren Tccthng.-ThisV valuable prepnrailon n ne A.
sviIpl2n Oh one Of the most experienced and sIilin1
nurses IN New England, and has been used WIN ,u
lhilhg success IN thousands Of casps 800 "'' "''Vl
M, lol only relieves the child rom pnin but nylporntcs
~ .lphVh ana bowels Currects ncidity gud pives tnno
anu vigor 10 the whole system ''' """ tNVS 'ohe
~ VIII almost Instantly relieve ptping in the bovcs
died, end In death. ' " ''' Spoeuli5 lone-
H. VIZ believe II the best and surcst remedy in to ,yrtd
~ ~ ca.es ol DNsentcrv and Diarrlmn in rhireu
"Vtnur II niscs lrom ocng from any other ratisc
,i4A Me inr the genuine article. with tns.sln1ic ar
per, without which none Is genuine WV '"''''' "'"p
out the world. ien,lo,str re Nl"sBHb through
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-10

Sec Advertlsement of the Mutual Life As
suranGe company OF New York, ON the outside.
NNl5
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Heimholus Genuine Preparation.
IELMBOLDS Genuine PREF ARATION
if:LMBoLD'S Genuine PREPARATIONS
lf.LABOLD'S Genuine PREPARATION
Is prepared according 10 Pharmacy and Cbenistr tb
the greatest accuracy and chemical knowledge deyocd ~
i"''ol dhWdm %
MmAAys' Horse ShOeing Sbop, nj the old stnrd
va market street First class workncn cOnstant ON
Woycu' inc best stock and the most careful aftcntin
gwen 10 all customers and their horses dawtf M
neimbOld's Genuine Prcparation-For MA
euse ol inc Bladder Kidneys Gravel and Dronsy ~
W daw3n
CiS' II; Linneli, NJ. u, HOMEOPATHIC PUYsI-
cchdtAN AND SURGEON, No. . Elm street Woreestcr
"ii S5 hours iron TO 4, and to y. M
"A' dcUdHwtf
81, Gns FiNtures.We are continually receiving addi.
Ius 70 our stock of Gas Fixtures, shades 40 and mn
ni TO furnish public and private buildings on the
usl laNofhDe terms We the agents t this ctv ~
tle shc OF THE CARCEL BURNER which h mn n,,s
"r living lne most brilliant light while IL consumes t
lvast quantity Of gas. trial of II is conylnein nr,
% " ECONOMl AND BRlLLIANCY. Ills a VERY do
light Is needed 'l'' ""oiV " steAu5
ltNNS-ohc price, Cash, FIRTH & NICHOLS.
"""H opposite Bay State House
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-10

~ New Bank Of RedemptiOnI!-TA PLEY &
GiAhl. No Ii harrington Corner will redeem BiIls on
all reliable Banks and give for them sometime Of moro
Hiue nan gold W. some Of their inmitable Improved
Duuole GLASS AmhrOtypes DagucIreotvpes PbOOaranhs
MgiunoNpes Lettertypes, &c dc. Every body and his
Mle ana children are invited to call nj No 6 Harrington
Hall. dr. iee'o' VpPusite ody
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RSnaOva1.

The Office of the SPY is removed from %
Main street to
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-10

Frosted Hands and Fe.t.-Noro ,hon ,,,opt,
h" e ope IN snd snd tha PROT DcGuts Electric on
Ia,a u .'l ~ ohe dgV taken away all soreness ASK
nhIy cufhcru OF Race and Twenty Second atrcos
and ses gng onl 49, and oze his hands badly Come
Locust street Jan 2.-prof Dot.raih's ,rlectrc ol si
nnd II u th street has cured my frosted feet N alg
l ~ n ne best article ever used for this pnrpose
Iidlluhp n WHITE" There Ia no mstnkc-this OH
stun "e ""''" h'""e VI i"P'
,,t ky sale BY GEORGE n sPuRR POI Main street.
"nelesnle ana retail Agent for DeUrnth's Electric OH
w dnw2w
Worcester. - "'N' "'"'N' iN'"'"'
Special attention given to Discusses Of the Eye.
Va" dawcOdf
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FOSTERS BLOCK, FOSTER STREET,
Opposite the Boston Railroad station.
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InstructIOn.-H. G. o. BLAKE a graduate If TI.r
nau onverstyi and teacher Of much experience will
f. aessols III Tue Ancient and Modern Languages and
dom street. dam V'' CT ~ DIV
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ELECTION.
CITIZENS TICKET.
FOR MA TOR.
ALEXANDER II. BULLOCK.

WARD l.-ALEXANDER THAYER.
al. NJ. c. ARMSBY.
3.-I0NAS BARTLETT.
Al. 5. WOODWORTH.
Slew BARKER.
6.-LORIN GOES.
I'D. WALDO LINCOLN.
Sd. S. MESSENGER.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
FRANCE
Frm Our Owr Cerrrspopd.nt.


PARIS, February -, 1cJc.
The Moaitear Of Saturday contains an article on
the measures recently taken by the Emperor for
the protection and strengthening Of biz Government
Ii is worth considering, this official article, explain
atory and eIculpatory, giving the reasons for and
the defense OF the Regency DEGREES, the Lon dss
Suspects, the appointment Of Gen. Espinasse to the
Ministry Of the Interior and the division of France
into FIVE great military dstrets, each under CON-
nand of Marshal. "Qui serepse s'accuse," say.
French proyeTb. This apologize justification L.
lustrates its truth. Government would seem 10
have become itsef alarmed at the alarm and disgust
which the new measures had excited, and to have
recognized the mistake it made in giving 30 grave
importance TO the affair Of January II. Accord.
ingy, the apology begins With stating that all these
measures were decided upon long ago-that they
were rei;her suggested BY nor made more severe
than they otherwise would have been on account of
that affair. Make note of this formal state nent
1t gOe. on TO give the milde.t Interpretation to
whatever il most obnoxious and extraordinary in
them, adding that the, real purport has been sngu.
larry exaggerated by certain commentaries. and
closes with the assurance that these will now suffice
that "GOvernment reeGs nothing more 10 pro-
"tect the great interests cf which it is the guar
dian. There is 10 stronger proof needed OF the
dangerous discomfort provoked by the late course
of policy than is furnished in such an apology for it,
Addressed more directly to the French, it il doubt
lees Intended, Ike stage aside, partly for the bene-
fit Of a foreign public. Whatever gasconading
French colonies and subordinate editors Of the
Monhcur may think, the responsible editor of thst
shse. does not overlook the extreme importance 20
himself of ii favorable, or at least tolerant public
Opinit in England rupture Of the Anglo French
alliance, ss lie is doubtless aware il desired above
all things by all the reyolutionsts OF the Continent
The common interests OF the tao countries, Well
understood oy their respective rulers viii doubtless
prevent rupture; but TIE trihDg and transient
signs Of its likelihood, provoked in the English
pre,s and Parliament OF late BY the imprudeLt
and impudent zeal of certain Of bis par
tissIs. are of such moral AID and comfort
10 the fact ous, that bs naturally wishes
10 dfsiIaie them. And, however much he may
have been personally srstibed by the faaiaTonsdes
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
INDIA.

Boml ay ds,es 10 the 9th Of January are received.
Tie capture cf Furruckabad and Futtyshur, BY
Sir Colin Campbell, is conf. med.
The Nav 40 fed across the Ganges into Rohilcund,
wlither Sir Colin about to follow him. and after
the snbugation OF Rohilcund the Commander iLChief
was to adv snce sgain upon Lucknow
The Raiah cI ko:ah is said TO be anxious to MAKE
t4imP.
All well in the Pupjsub and in the Madras and Bonn
bay Presidepcies.
On the 18th and 10Th Of Jan. Sir James Outram, at
Aluubagb, was attacked by rebels, who, on both oc-
casions were driven back with great slsughter. ln
the last engagement the leader Of the rebels was
taken prisoner
The Bbowal Contingent were disarned at Sehore
by Gen. Rose, and l5O of the mutineers were tried
and shot.
TIE Governor General was said TO be on his way tc
the Moth. West Provinces.
Stropg forces were marching on Ssnglr and on Raj
pootsna.
TIE Indian papers state tlat the country al ovel
vas being uanqoilized by degrees, but that vas!
auomt OF work had still to be performed.
The Bombay import market had improved, but e1
ports we've dun. Money was rather tight. Exchange
OIL Lopdon, 2.l for credit bills.
The Lucknow heToines" /" had arrived at Calcutta,
and were received with great enthusiasm and salute
from the fort.
There are no authentic accounts Of the enemy in
ard around Lucknow, but it was considered not un-
kely that they numbered 100000 men,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
CHINA.

There is nothing later from China, bui the cores
pondence from Canton gives ample details of the bonn.
bsrdmen' Of that place. The assault and capture Of
Coughs fort took place just as the ms was leaving, 50
that no part culsrs are received All the bill defenses
of The city we're in possession Of the English and
Fr.rch. The whole Of the operations had been con
duc'ed with view 10 occasion the smallest possible
sacrifice of life. At the lsst moment the Chinese
showed no signs OF surrenderng bat continued TO Ere
at their adversses from the tops of houses. The po
ston of the allies was such that they could entirely
destroy the city in case of continued obstinacy.
The official dispatches from the Naval and Military
in chief report that the city wa esca-
laded and saptured with trhng loss 90 the morning
of the Goth Of December.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08

tie risit sf s.y,um by consprpg' "nst ensSsr'
,teD cosld he Govern nent have sl'SD " s,ot
n,i, ave tbst it wss true l'S9, NJ. ana cnseis
Could they also s-ser. .ts' the aw Of hoga,a pro,
yId-d sufficient remedy, when the Aa2rr-y psn.,a 30.
had rbown ntla, ~ss at least doubtful Whether 'le
las would reacb torigDer, Wo1id they no, nc
ahsd haye been considered gay Of d'Is.H5i IHS5 ~, -
the Hou.e if they had answered the di.p'tch ana t
It to tie House. after thu. pledg.nE them, % m,he
rch alieraiors in :he sT a. we're nteess'ry bi' u
he Hou.e. by secsni reading OF the b'li aihfi7u -
tIiI cip-, they would b. abe % srswet the rehcn
GDvefru.nt by stating that they had MT ',oc-o
Dtasure in confoi nifty With the principles OF hneiIn
law, rhich would remedy def, ct n ~ e1 -t <. he
d-.t On lie ipoi ;at of the French alliance, Shich
he believed was 2duc.ive Of eres bes'nts no' o5Iy
10 Eur, p, bu, - all parts Of the civilized world de
hoped Il a. the House would not recklsssly carry
re.ou,ion which would, in effect, thro" cut the bal
Cheers
The HOuse then divided
For be 1nlgI1mert ''''f'''''-f
Astnst..
Msori,y against The eGov,rnIleut............:. - -
The announcencn Ii Uf the numbers wss received Nh1
great cheering.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
ITALY.

The Turin correspondent Of TIE Londos r D.e, ssys
the Sardiuisn Government has received Iote tnon
that OF Naples coucheG in moderate and Courteous
Tut decided terms rejecting the views taken By tne
Turin Foreign Office of The CagHaii affair, and de-
ebng in sIy way to interfere with the decisions OF
the Nespolitan tribunals.
The trial Of the prisoners at Saerno had been sa-
pended account OF The entsl arrangement. OF Wa'
one Of the En- glish engineers.
The Parr correspondent OF The london Tones say
the ssrdnian Gov yernneI. bas yielded on certain m~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
The CONSPIRACY BILL DEFEATED.
Further British Triumphs In lndia'
INTERESTING NEWS FROM CHINA

ne steamship Europa, Capt Lei'oh' which ''-'ei
A., tIve,pool at noon on the 10Th OF February az
rived her, At p. m on Saturday. Among her pas7en
,.s,. ,o, Mohan1ned Pssha with his suite.
The screw-s.eamer Kangaroo anived out a; LIVER
.oo, a. noon Feb II. The Europa reached the same
Bort a. p. m. on tho 18th.
The steamer North American wa- not 20 sal for
Psr.sDd TIL March ,. The KAugaIoo wculd leave, "
sdyenieed, on the oath Of February.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
SWITZERLAND.

A telegram from Ferne says the Federal Council has
decreed that the refugee. in the Cantons of Fsgd,
Valai., Neufchatel ucino, Soleure and BssIe-jars
ehail be removed into the interior.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
BELGIUM.

The Duchess de Brabaht had safely given birth 10
daughter.
Concessions, il is said, are TO he made 10 the de-
nsnds Of the French Government, particularly win
reference to the press.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08

Ms0riiy agsinst hs Government. ..,........t - .,
The ANNOUNCEMENT vi the numbers wss received Nhh
great cheering.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
DEFEAT OF THE CoyspIR ,cy p,t1

IN tie House Of COmzOgs, hedaestay. Fsb. 10
In moving the second reading Of tae Conspiraey; >
Murder Bill, LsTd PALEIRtrOs tAd lie wishes 70 re-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ARRIVAL OF TIE EUROPA
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-06-18
POETRY.
ONE BY ONE.

ny CHARLBs ntcKHNs.
One by one the sands are flowing,
One by one the moments fall;
Some arc coming, some are going,
DO not strive 10 grasp them all.
One hy one thy duties wait thee,
Let thy whole strength 70 10 each;
Let no future dream clatc thee,
Learn thou first what these can teach.
One by one bright gifts from Heaven
Joys arc sent thee here helowi
Take them readily when given,
Ready. too, 10 let them go.
One by ono thy gricfs shall meet thee,
DO not fear an armed band
One will fade ns others greet thee,
Shadows passing through the land.
D. not look al hfe's long sorrowi
See how small each moments pain
Go will help thee for tomorrow,
Every day begin again.
Every hour that fleets 30 slowly,
Has is task to do or bear;
Luminous the crown, and holy.
II thou set each gem with care.
DO not lngcr with rcgrctting,
Or for passing hours dcspond
Nor thy daily toll forgetting,
Look too eagerly beyond.
Hours are golden links, Gods token,
Reaching heaven; but one by one
Take them, lest the chain be broken
Ere thy pilgrimage be done.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-06-18
PHGNNEY- NEW JEWELRY STORE,
Corner Main and State street, ...,.. MoatpeiiT, ~


REAS SONS
Why the Grover Baker Sewing Machine is universally
preferred for Family Sewing
lst Il Is more simple and easier kept in order than
any Other ma huc.
3D. It makes a seam that will not rip rayel though
every third stitch is cut.
3d. 1t scws from two ordinary spools aud thus all the
trouble Of winding thread is ayodcd-whlc the ma
chine be adapted at pleasure, by change Of
spnos, 10 all varieties Of work.
4th The same machine silk. linen thread and
common spool cotton, with equal facility.
9TH The seam Is elastic the most elastic fabric,
that it is free from an liability break in washing,
ironing or otherwise.
9Th The stitch made by this machine is more beautiful
than any other madc-cthcr by hand or machine. 90
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-06-18
HOME.

Homes not merely four square walls,
Though with pictures hung and gildcd;
Home is where affection calls,
Filled with shrincs the heart hath buildcd
Home l-go watch the faithful dove,
Sailing meath the heaven above us
Home is where there's one 10 love
Home Is where there's one 20 love Us
Homes not merely roof and ROOM
II needs something 10 cndcar iti
Home Is where the heart can hlunm,
Where there's some Kind Up 60 cheer IL!
What Is home with none 20 meet
None 20 welcome, none 20 greet us
Homes sweet, and only Sweet,
Where there's one we love % meet as
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-06-18

MOUTH my risible propcnsities were not to
be subducd, and burst in a loud and pro-
longed ha ha could not help it. for never
hoheld more comica picture than Bolus
presented as he stood behind the counter.
In all probability, Bolus thought he was
bad enough without being laughed ut, and he
could brook anything better than making his
troubles the object of mirth or ridicule; and
selling the heaviest bottle, (Which happened
TO be the sulphatc of quininc, worth four
dollars,) he sent it whizzing at my head, but,
lodging it quickly bang it went through an
expensive pane of glass and was smashed to
atoms on the sidewalk. OF course, Bolus
became more and more onragcd when he saw
the damages his "folly" had cost him, but, a
crowd having collected around the door, he
was obliged to retreat TO his "sanctum sane
forum"
1t was in vain that Bolus scrubbed and
scraped his hands and face with a coarse tow
ol, the obstinate color still remained but one
morning a feeling, such as | never felt before,
sprang up in my bosom, and dropped some
iodine Of potassium in his wash basin. and
for month after his appearance would lead a
person to believe that he was fast recovering
from severe attack Of the iaundico.
1t is useless to repeat all the tricks / played
during my apprenticeship, and always at the
expense of poor Bolus and we will let it
suffice to say that they were numcrous-but,
as everything has an end, so has tho first
chapter Of this tale. Bolus soon died, and
at the age of twenty entered college.
SHARP SHOOTING. Alta recent election
in this State, lad presented himself at the
poll to claim the benefit of the elective fran
chiso.
Feeling a deep interest in a favoritc candi-
date, the father, who was evidently opposed
to the boys preference, stood at the ballot
box and challenged his right TO vote on the
ground Of his not being Of age. The young
man declared that he was twenty one years
old, that he knew it, and that he insisted up
on his right
The father becoming indignant, and wish
ing as the saying is, to "bluf him off be-
fore the judges, said
Now, Bob, will you stand up there and
contradict me: Don't | know how old you
arc; Wasn't there ~
Bob looked his contempt for the old mans
speech, as he hastily rcplicd
"Thundcration s'pose you was wasn't
there too -
MS Setllcu INC Sire ana IN went inc SCI
on's vote.
~ In the early part of the American war,
Franklin went to Paris. in hopes of obtaining
pocunary resources from France. For some
time he was unsuccessful and being invited
to large party gentleman observed, 1T
must be owned, sir. that America now cxhib-
It's to us grand and magnificent spectacle !'
True, replied the Doctor drily, "but The
spectators do not pay.'
~ The celebrated artist who painted the
rooster that crowcd SO naturally that the sun
rose three hours before it's time, has finished
a picture Of the moon that is painted with
such wonderful fidelity to nature that it can
not be seen in the daytime.
"a An lrishman when knocked down ex-
claimed, DO you strike man when he is
down.
"Oh, no, said his antagonist.
Then faith, and I'll lay here" replied
Pat.