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HENDERSON'S HAIR RESTOR-

HENDERSON'S HAIR RESTOR-
IL ATlYE-is fast becoming known and bids fair to
come famed, a. the following certificate N show II
he obtained Of the subscriber under the American
House, in this city Price 81 per bottle.
WM. HENDERSON
HENDERsoS's HAIR REsrc1kTfvE. undersigned
bald the top Of thei heads and Their hair
and rapidly growing thin all over their head when
Mr. W Henderson. the Barber under the American a-
pei his usfly celebrated Hair Restorative and short
time the loss OF hair was stnppe AID hair
grow. and now the place ON heads eutrslv
ba IA is covered with fine oth We cordially re-
commend AIr snderson's Restorative believing BE-
he bes. article Of the kind IN ar ct
IEWIS DODGE, MD
Ell EDDY.
Cleveland. Jan 18th Is s. q f:dlT
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HAETLEY SMITH. J. G. PUTNAM
CMITH & PUTNAM-PRODUCE.
BRADBURN & FISHER

SUCCESSORS TO c. BRADBURN SON.
WHOLESALE GROCERS. COM
w mission Merchants, and Dealers in Fish Noiis
Glass and Produce Nos 49, and lsl street and 10 and
~ Meadow street, Grocers Block" Cleveland Ono
G. BRAnBURN,l
w A EIsHERf aug3l-dly 100
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND, Oct. 18th.

PORT OF CLEVELAND, Oct. 18th.
ARRIVALS
Steamer May Queen Wiser, Detroit.
ProD Osre-o, KIrby. Duukirk, l055E tons mdso.
arqae Daniel Morris, Naier, Budaloi CO. bbls OF SAT-
Nasicr-
Srhr Flgh Becker, Buffalo; no cargo
Sahr Cruiser, B, Pori Huron; Is shingles ssndf0rd
scbr race Murray Best Buil5; zoo bbls Of salt, II II
Co
Sehr Shook shook Buff ID 70 Chcagr; no CARO-.
Schr Midnight. Drake. Buhl o; 80 hbls H. II II Co.
Scnr Hamilton Johnson. Osego; 90 bss salt, Lyon
Srhr Marquette, MyIick, Buffalo; IS coal c Co.
Scow Nhttiesey. miner. Saginaw lO3 N lumber, ls N
shingles, N llil, L Thomas
CLEA RANGES.
Steamer May Queen Viser. Detroit; lot sundriss
Prop Uwego Kirky Dunkirk; lot sundrics.
~ List Of Vessels passing IN and Of the Lock Of the
Welland Canal Pert CoIbourna C. W. furnished by the
Lock Toaasr the oar of Lake Uuierwriers D. p Dob
bins. Secretary.
BoUND WEST, Oct gih-Schrs 81 Andrews Hamilton
On The Ilth-Schr Perseverance
BoUSD EAST, Oct. gh-Blrque r public hrig Freeman;
sctIs AihelIan hos Dyer. Maze Uucle Tom Beard.
Geo Steele on the lh-Prop Graute Sste; schrs Gov
ernurs Emma. II c WALKER
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The Northern Transportation Co.,

The Northern Transportation Co..
WILL, DURING The PRESENT
w seuson runtheir well known and popular line Of
FIRST CLASS STEAM PROPEILERS nm
SAILING FESSELSF
hesatary between Ogisi shurh and csweso, and the
Dasiy Lane Befireea OgdensBifrgk and Oslrego
GHd Ports On Lake Eric
And Irl-Weeky Line between Orlenshug and Osvve-.
and Ports on Lake Michigan Connecting Ogleusburh
with the OgdenshuTgh Vermont Gen trnl Rouf, -
tween Ogdeushurgh, Burlington Concord, Manchesffr
Lawrence, Nashua, Lowell Boston. and AZ Cs,Ve-
Class Canal Lsas, large size on the ENLARGED canal be
tween Oswefn 1nd New York, thus al1rdine "A RrruIar
Speedy and Cheap Route, with but rrshinurrf -
tween Roston New England and New Yo- x md Tie e5f
Tbs Company having made the most ample arrange
ments Al Osseg0 for Deck ard Sioiasc iacies vfh -
accommodations for handling assorfins sI Sbi7r
Freisht- upon the plan prlctced ai burg an T
antee tae sale prompt and perfect delivery of an property
This Line connects AZ Cleveland with The Norther,
Transportation Line Of Canal Boats the Ohio Canal
lire OF PT0peersto Lake Superior and with Railroads. 10
Columbus, Cincinnati, indianapolis LOUISVILLE and ST.
l. uiS.
AGENTS AND coNsIGNEEs:
ayS5s sc og9i,ss VS. u1is kiubsl los State st
Geo Clark. l3 Broad 81, Crlw ford x Co. OeienshT.
= c. H0yey,i New York New York =
Heyey Crawford, Oswego, Vim. 7. Walker Toledo. o
Sihsr CO. Chicago III sIs5a Ml.hes es Bf's y.
coNsIGNEEs
ri f1ekE1 Co, Racine. y = KIEKIAND shehoysah
ChambeFlin, Crawford & Co., Cleveland, 0
lSssdf
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N-IF-Ia-lI ? w p. 7. =
ALL RAIL Road LINE FOR DETROIT.
CL LETELlAD AND ERIE RllLROlD.

-
- - s.ssss isssi..ssssssss -
1858 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1858.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY. MAY
" 10Th, 1883 Passenger Trains will run as follows:
LEAVE CLEVELAND
900 A A. Chicago Express and Mai Inain stops at all
way stations except Wickliile, Perry, Uuionvilie
and SaybrOok, and arrives at Erie l2-55 p NJ :
Dunkirk 3 81 p. NJ. and Buffalo SD p NJ
$50 P NJ. Clnciu.aI Express Train stops Panesvile
Kngsvllle and Grand onlT, and arrives al EIie
5:9P NJ; Dunkrk s.i1 p III; Buffalo ll:l5
p NJ
40 p NJ. Conasaut Accommodation Train for Conneaut
and Wav Stations.
100 P NJ Night Express Train stops Painesvle Ash
tasula, CoRneaut and Girard only and arrives a
Enc l,il A NJ; DunkIrk 405 A. NJ; Buffalo
5f0A. II.
LEAVE ERIE
200 NJ NgEt Express Train stops Al Girsrd COmsaut
Ashtabuia ard PaInesyIlle only and arrives al
Cleveland 6o0 A NJ
le0 A II. Mail Train stops at all way stations except
Saybrouk, UnionvIlle, Perry, Mentor, and Wick
line, ant arrives a. Cleveland $40 p. n
ls5 M Day Express Tram sios al Gir1rl COnneaut,
Ashtahula and Pzlnesviio only, and arrives al
Cleveland 5.31 p. II.
The Couneaut Accommodation Train leaves Con eaut
e:l5 A N. stopping II ali Way Stations, and
Cleveland SD A. NJ
All the through trains going Westward connect at
Cleveland with trains for Toledo Chicago Columbus Gin
einnati, s.. Louis, Sc-
And all the thr1ush trains going Eastward connect al
Dunkirk with the Trains Of New York Erie Ra aud
Buffalo with those Of Tie New York Central and Buffalo
and New York \ Ere Eailruzds.
Il. NOTTINGHAM. Supt
Csevela1 l. Nav l6h. lsss-mrs
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"QgAKER CITY"
DOUBLE THREAD
Family SeICiI5g Machine,
ou1x G95 aud S5O

THE citizens Of Cleveland, and all
Il others interested IN Family Sewing Machines, are
invited % call and examine for themselves this
NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
This Machine il the very --latest Improvement, Jpaten
granted 18th Of August. l5s and Is acknuN edged by all
judges TO be The Family sewing 1achlne that has
been wanted has the advantages OF all the old
patents without thrir complicated machinerydces Just
good work and De sold great deal cheaper, while is
durability and siup icty viii commend i-selt 10 \
It sews from ordnarr spOOs. without reEindlns
IL and nuc work with 5qual facility, and has
very elastic sttch that wlllnO mp, although every ourh
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Each Machine waraned IN ect or or and full and
eXpcit directions accompany each Maines aud II Is
mple that It's operau can be learned thoroughly IN one
hour.
II is not liable 10 get out Of repais easily oiled, and
easily, while thec Is more room % WORK On II
than Machine IN The market
This Machns makes beautiful Embroidery SIfeh also
Gathers nicely
As tins The rst opportunity the citizens Of Cleveland
have bad of buying tins Machine they ally iut tied
10 ca u and examine q al NOItrHS PHOTOGRAPHIC
AND AMBROTYPE GALLERY, before purchasing else
where. WALTER & NORTH.
oc&RC Agent for Cuyuhoga County
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Cleveland Produce Market.

MORNING LEADER OFFICER
TUESDAY, Oct. l2-6 p NJ
FLOUR-Nothng doing further decline isTep0rtsd in
New York in both -four and wheat
WIIEAT-The market to-day has been very inactive. nei-
ther buyers nor sellers seeming anxious operate Tie only
sales We could hear Of were rcd e. and poor
Indiana white al same.
CORS-sales2 ears a; Sc and car prime yellow at6o
BUTrER-59 kegs good Central at l2e.
EGGS-Sales 10 bbls a. leifc-
HlGHWINES-s4b bbls at ne
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Wheeler & Wilson's Manu-. Co.'s Family
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A CKNOWLEDGED to be the best
~ by competent judges.


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We prefer them for FAMILY UsE-Iribune.
They are flVoutes for FAMILIEs-IIncs
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6ar0mare.

{ CARPENTERS TOOLS.-The lare-
~ est and best variety IN fhe citv-far salehv
aps9 II X RAYNoLDS. No Suns- inr 81.
HOUSE TRIMMINGS, of every des-
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4 900 KEGS OF SUPERIOR
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IRON AND STEEL.-Af out a shin
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MAKING CONNECTIONS
Al Cleveland with Cleveland and Toledo Cleveland, Co
umbu q Cincinnati, Cleveland and Eue, aud Cleveland
and PIfisbufs Railroads.
Al Sol1I with hacks 10 haErin Falls.
At AIautua with hacks for kaycuua-
At Brareglllc with hacks 20 Newton Falls. &c
Al Waneu with hacks 10 Sharon Greenfield, MeadYille,
Bloomfield Cannold, &C.
At uuu- suvyu, with STAGES Tor New Castle Poland,
Lowell. EnOu valley, and thence b. p. = W. C. X.
CHAs l. RHODES, supT
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s. Corning & Co.'S Quotations
ALCO HOL
BURN MING UID.
N,sUFAcTURED BIT s CORNING & Co, 76 RIVER
SrREET, CLEVELAND, Ono.
Terms, Cash. Current Funds.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET-Oct. L.

tBT TELEGRArH-l
Fur-Tc market clntinues he vy and declined l04l5c
aud With 0uy limited demand for home uulpti1 and
some tTiug Snsculutyc lnquyi sales y co hhs At a
state; 81 tsi 60 for supsrtno eseT 81 GOES . for
comm'n 10 medium e1ia /" "a - si. - = 49, - - ~
bunas Of eStra round y ono; ne aaf1e. T-oas IN
al sls 20 coIc- sup riine nominal
al :; s. Rye -four duh Al So sat .--,,.,
go-The heavy and droopngs tn sell freely,
hai would he compelled submit a maternal do
i n iS Wbi.c wissoa>in 81 f5r choice new Mi.
ullEeo cub outside pHce, md 81 81 fJr good
"ilsS Ilye6Strsdt sales 2ooa bu prime At &c
B,rley-Whout ulaie chsise; "a eesb bn 81 SIG
C5fn-Easier. sales 81 600 bush GsaToe ior
oats-Peaiy and quiet IS6s5c state, and gSs0c
for western, and 5ollslc for Canadian
NybiSkv-F4eayg: sslss Of Is bhls Al &c
Potrvy; sales 80 ibis at SIS 40sls 50 for old mess;
SIC % for ne do; S4dli 5 for DID, and S4 So2la' for
Quiet and prices &c elly unolanged sales of III
bbls Sll2 for re-3seksd, and sl3 for extra mess;
Cut sIsais-yery Gull; sales 80 hhds at elSs1se for
g. nuIders: gEE1S TOR hams
Lsri-Sisady;' saies 80 bbls At Ia5ssIlc.
ButterIn far request II lae iorOho' and l32 for
Chesse-In dsEn-nd At eS9ss;,
50. MeisaR CHtgsl S s5s CsniSn 2 @ Delays
% 5 % ~ : ~ ~ y - Z, ~ ~ C1ei-,1 ~ n rii "a. Sss.
Mi-higan Cent 56; Michigan Souhern guaranteed So
%; Galela aud Chicago s.; Chi RISK.
BUFFALO PRODUCE NIARKET-oes. Il
IBY rELEGRAPHl
Flour-The market III niinues dull and heavy. with
downward tendoncy sales Of so9 hbs at s. or
good ehuce extra Ach gan Indiana and OhlU; s. SOC
5621s for double extras
Wbest-Ilu and heavy sa'es Of 900 bu VIII Iudsns
al coo hu rrue Canadian club at soc; alo0 bush cholco
Canadian III Milwaukee club held al sc, ind
red Ohio AT 81
CoaQ0lsl the market steady; sales 5000 bu At 81
iiafsy-bGIi and lower sales GO n Canadian Sc.
Rye-NO sales.
Osfs-Arc selling AZ fsEi6c-
Whisky-Qlei. sales 100 ibis AZ q &c.
Canal Freirhis-U Unchanged
Lake Receipts. - hurs-Fl 633 hhs wheat lQl co
hu; Q oJl hu, harlo' 8 s11 hn; uzis 3ll bu-
Canal Shiu-aeufs-Fl1ur bis; Wheat 800 bu;
si,7UJ bl; barley 500 bu,
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CLEVELAND, zAAESYlLLE & ClACINAATI
RAILROAD.
1858. 1853.
Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati Railroad

In eHss ~ -E-77=--55
- ~ go - -
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
.0N AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY
" 10. lsss Passenger Train leave Ceve land as ls
6sj 81, Cincinnati Express, stopping Bsrea, Grafton
Wellington, New London, Shelby, Crestline,
Gallon, Canliugt0n ant Delaware
10 =. u Accommodation. stopping at all stations
$40 a. Cincinnati Night Pase ger stopping all
TONS between Cleveland aud Gallon, and at
Caruingion and Delaware. also. stopping 10
leave passengers al all sfatious south OF Gallon.
CONNECTIONS.
shelby, Sandusky Mansfield and Newark Railroad for
Mansfield, Mt Vernon, Newark. ZanesEllle &C
CTesine. Pt.shurEh, II Wayne aud Chicago Railroad
igrFoTesi, Upper Sandusky. Dephos, Lima. Fl
WAYNE. LaFOr-e. Chicago. Nc. west. and last
for Mansfield, Wooster Masslou. &c
Gaan and Beefulialus Railroad Line Marion Belle
ianialne sluney Uzion, Murcie, Indianapolis
Ierre H1ute, Eincsuues, Evansville, Louisville
Caro-, ST. Louis, Ec
De aware, Dayton and Cincinnati Line, for Springfield, o.
Dayton. Hamllton. CInciuuafi. Richmond, In
olauap1lis, TeTre Haufe. s. Louis. &c; and a
Cincinnati with the Ohio a Mississippi Rail-
road for Louisville, and all points the Ohio
River.
Columbus Little Miami and Csumbus and Xenia Rail-
mad, for NenIa, Dayton, ludianapohs, Terre
Haute, ST Louis, Morrow, L1veland and Cn-
unaii- aud with The Ohluanl Mississippi Rail-
rad al Cincinnati iur Louisville, Evansville,
Cairo. - Lsuls and all points tue Ohio rlver
Colum rus Central OHIO Railrd for Nevfark Zanesve,
Wheeling, &C; Columbus, Piqua and Indiana
halirlad for PIqua- Urulna, &C
= Fur Tickets 70 all points and information apply
The Unlou Ticket Oce. ii Superior street Al the Pas
senger Stzrlsn-
Cleveland Nav 10. lsss
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-07-24
annu Aouersine, lerotu oraG eiu
EPTERDS4OWN JEFFERSON COUNTY, VA SATURDAY MORNING. JULY
Terrible Accident.

TtOo Cars smashed on the NeU York
and Erie railroads.&c. persons xii
led and about Fifty ,0onded.
Another terrible destruction of human
life and limb occurred on Thursday night
on the Erie Railroad, near Port Jervis.
The p. m. express train for Dunklrk,
when six miles caste Port Jervis and a.
bout three minutes walk from Shin dol-
low Watering Station, encountered Bro
ken rail in the track. The engine, ten.
der, baggage car and three passenger cars,
passed over the gap in safety ; but the two
last passenger cars swung off the track,
and after running off the track about
twenty-five rods, the coupling parted, and
they were hurled down declivity thirty
feet deep 10 the meadows below. Before
reaching the bottom the cars turned over
twice the first time the sides were burst
open, and subsequently they were split
up into minute pieces, and their human
contents strewn about the greensward,
wounded, dying and dead. As soon as it
could be done, the train was checked and
backed, and the horror stricken inmates
of the other cars hurried to the rescue Of
the injured. Both OF the overturned cars
were full OF passengers, and the conse-
quences of the disaster were most a7pal-
ling. Five persons were instantly killed.
The ruins of the cars were all blood
stained, and seemed 10 be instinct with
life, as scores of people, suffering from
every conceivable form Of mu,ilallon,
crawled from under their fragments. As
soon as it could be accomplished, the VIC
Tins Of the disaster were borne 10 the cars,
where their wounds were temporarily
bound up. and the tain set off for Port
Jervis. On arrivel there, they were i'm
mediately carried TO the hotels, ,and all the
medical skill that the neighborhood affor-
ded was brought into requstion. Thus
far there has been six deaths, and il is
feared that others will die. Those who
were in the cars at the time state that they
were overwhelmed in an instant, WITHOUT
The slightest warning, and hurled from
their seats in every direction, with ter
rifle violence. The seat backs few over,
wounding and manning many, and The
splinters did the rest.
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A Miser's Prayer.

The following singular prayer was
made by John Ward, of Hackney, Eng
land. The document, which was found
in Wards handwriting, might be called
the miser's prayer. 1t is one of the ex-
amples on record of men combining in
themselves the utmost fanaticsm with the
total absence Of anything like feeling:
Oh, lord, thou knowest that have nine
estates in the city oil London, and. like
wise that have lately purchased an estate
in feesimple in the county of Essex |
beseech thee to preserve the two counties
of Middlesex and Essex from fire and
earthquakes; and as have mortgage in
HertforGshire, beg Of thee 10 have an
eye of compassion on that county, and for
the rest of the counties thou mayest Geal
with them as thou art pleased. Oh, Lord,
enable the banks 10 answer all their bills
and make my debts on good men. Give
prosperous voyage and return 10 the
Mermaid sloop, because have insured il;
and as thou hast said the days of the
wicked are but short, trust in thee that
thou will not forget thy promise.as have
purchased an estate in reversion, which
will be mine upon the death Of that profit
gate young man, Sir !. L. Keep my
friends from sinking, and preserve me
from thieves and house breakers; and
make all my servants so honest and faith
ful that they may attend 10 my interests,
and never cheat me out OF my property,
night or day.
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0A3G3@A5 90g9gg:5s 8 g. 8 B,
For the Register.
4 " FItt Itt5 F9ttI'
Inscribed TO the author of "Sepulchres
of n1Lr Dennrfed p

FOr We hegtSIeT'
Inscribed TO the author of "Sepulchres
Of our Departed"
Sweet to Heav'n, the odors rose
From Lilly's petals stealing,
This the Fragrance genius chose
TO perfume lis hoiest feeling.
Of lis crystal dews, night-giv'n,
Wondrous gems of patience shining
Wrought by alchemists of Heav'n
Genius was its wreath entwining.
(Proud he felt, as angels do
Who the "glory-bossoms" wearing
Deck them in some beauties now
Each fair child 10 Heaven bearing.)
For this flower of kden's birth
Came TO cheer his spirits toiling,
When from cares and pains of earth
Sick, his heart were else recoiling.
From these gems bright glories geam
Der the tomb and grief's repining,
Stars in clouded skies they seem.
Newborn hope is in them shining.
Soon was closed the LiIly's task,
For her kindred flowers are dropping,
"When wilt thou come Home?" they asl
From the land of bloom, e'er STOPPING
She heard above each angel tone
Two sweet voices LlsPING, calling,
Then her beauty whittier shone,
Fair the petals, ,--FAIRER falling
When you pass the hallowed spot
Where the Lilly lent its sweetness,
Shall her mission, e'er forget
Cease 10 teach you daily meetness
For the land where hope may bloom =?
Let thy faith know no declining,
Take THY JEWELS mid THY gloon
Patience crown thy brow entwining
S. S. *.
Shepherdstown, Sunday, July IL.
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I33CB13A1B0U8.
In the Place of God.

Young father and mother did it ever
enter your mind that you are anOinted OF
God to stand in His place and represent
Ills character 10 your child
Do you remember that you are--eOery
one of you---commanded 10 be like God
nol like HIM in power, but like Him in
disposition, and in your government oi
your children You are TO teach them
that your will, not theirs, must be done.
You are to be tender and gentle, but ever
firm and wise in your government Of them.
Begin with your babe, and you will have
little trouble with your larger child.
Teach him betimes that he cannot have
all that he wants, or be always indul ged
for much crying. BE not impatient. be
not violent, be not untrue to your little
child. He looks to you as you ought to
look TO God for the formation of charac-
ter; and you may be sure that his charac.
ter will grow closer TO the pattern you act
out than TO any which your words NAV
set forth. Oh be wise in time. Sow
not seeds for raising scourges for your
elder years. Understand now what Is
true parental kindness to that helpless
ignorant little creature. If you do moi
study and Try TO act upon the pattern
which God has given you in Himself, be
not astonished, though one come,h sud
denly unto your dwelling to bear Its de,
light away.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-07-24
A Curious Fact.

A curious anecdole of the instinct OF
locality has come to us from a highly We.
racious quarter. IE the town of Franklin,
in Venango county, once lived gentle
man, who was fond of bees. One morn
ing he observed four toads sitting Just be-
low the hive. The next day the same
toads were there, grave and solemn as
sphinxes before an Egyptian temple.
One was black; another bright colored; a
third blind; fourth marked in some other
Distinguishing way. Thinging they an.
noyed the bees, and seeing they pertina.
ciously preserved their position, day after
day, he put them into basket, carried
them across the Allegheny, and left them
at the top Of hill. What was his sur.
prise, three weeks after, 10 them al their
old post. as grave and solemn as ever
Again he removed them, taking them this
time, IN different direction, and leaving
them al point much further of. In a
bout six weeks, however, they were back
for the second time. A neighbor, &c
whom the incident was told, and who was
incredulous, next tried to lose them. Bu
in few weeks the toads were seen, one
morning, entering the garden, under the
leadership Of one of their number, who
gave 'cheep, cheep,' looked back for his
suite. and then hoped on, followed by
the rest, until he reached his old station
under the beehive, where he gravely took
up his quarters s.--Philadeiphia Ledger.