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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-15

SIR: la q communication from ii. NJ. Schieifelin
Collector of 20 he Board Of C)uncmen made Oh
III. th il ST. that have collected and rot paid o'crto
the City Chamberlain the interesting amount OF t7' 30 On
radire lis s liicn 70 make no reply TO
the sme wing upon my ors inHooce IN the mat
ter but fearing that Il silence nish Be- mcoustej deter
mice TO pub.h a. much in ef.s.on considered a, the
pescnt time Necessary.
sssl smp say in this comnfl icA1on shat DIR S:ieeus
rcpor in relation my,ci entirely erroneous and upon set
Element Of nay affairs with the city viii 30 be found The Col
lcor depoes tie my receipt b>ok lis absence from
thu flee AZ the time Of the the result 81 the Prs
scdslt a,t from ;ious ranrcr II which ny tA"
as were opened private correspondence lthe accumulation Of
years, schooboy would have knowa that
TIE Letters could by suy possibility have anything TO DO
will the oice-od Cancelled u'tes and other papers OF
strictly prva.e nature, having 10 reference whseyct to
nv official p ziicr, sbs;Escsd and still retained sag
In view Of these facts have, siuce the event oc-
CURED considered myself ps dairy rsnSte IN the possession
Of the receipt book alluded AID especially IS u ny
own private property and the only row iet me to show
the az cunt Of money thai have paid over
In conclusion would STATE that when my ,ccouns with tue
civ sr errecy audited ,hA be not Only esey but very De
.irous TO have them adjusted. W. oAhLEl'
Ls,e D.p'y Collector Of A'is'sn'G's
Y1yb il. 1883
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-15

A NEw SwTDEyEoRGIAN TEMPLE.-The ceremony
6f breaking ground preparatory to the erection of a
new SwedenboIgsn Temple, on beautifully situated
lot in Thirty fifth street took place yesterday morning
at O'Clock g. n. Several ladies' and gentlemen,
chiefly belonging TO the church congregation in
thisscity present. An address, suitable to the
occasion, delivered oy Thomas Hitchcock Of New
York, ard an appropriate prayer was offered by the
Rev. D. +. Barrett Of Orange, n. j.. after which
raj members of the congregation assisted 10 removing
a few shovels.full Of earth. The occasion one of
much interest to the Sgedenborgsns of this city
whose nbeIs it is said, steadily incre ssing
Mr. James G. Hoe has the contract for building this
Temple, which is to be neat and chaste edifce, in
the Corinhsn style of architecture and to be finished
before the lst Of May, 1859.
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FIOREYcEs.-0 of those extraordinary freaks of
the types which will now and then occur i'll spite Of
prOoreaders, made us say yesterday in trying to &C.
ooun! fer burglary at OscSr Florences rect aurant
corner Of Broadway and Houston street, that this ss-
loon" is infested with blacklegs, &C., whereas we
wrote "this corner is infested. There is no mora re-
spectacle ssloon in Broadway than that kept by Mr.
Florence, For the congregation of bad characters on
that ard the corner below Of he is not respon
sible.
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TIE CHEss CoNCEEss.-The recent gathering of
Guess plsyers in b city hes been pictured in large
ard Handsome photographic print by Smith & Webster,
No. 100 BIosdway. The center shows the Congress at
tie time of the great game between Louis Paulsen and
Paul MOrphy, white around the margin hkenesseJ,
generally very good Of eighteen MEMBER viz: Mess
Knott Paulsen, Ahion, Lichtensten, Thompson, Stan
ley, Meek, Csltb0pe, Maraehe, Raphael, Morphy,
Fuller, Montgomery, KeDnicot Fake, ParTo, and
Hammond.
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IAdv-rfi.erlenf

ANOTHER NEW AND BRILLIANT DRAMA More
ana novelties The Fsnt ps c drIms Of JESSIE WEAR
ION o. TRE TRAToRs DAUGHTER dramatized TOT BARsuH
MVsIUN produced 10 eosa-t stY. t5sre THIS EVENING A
Kse Dn Rysn Jessie. Edwin Blanchard AID bis txta5r
cirbry cog in thrilling piece THIS AFTERNOON
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TAlVtftsefneTt
HE MErAILIC TABLET SIROP-InveDte1 bl

GEo SAUNDERS A. si6Ths the genuine srtee has never
been sed tor proec0g the keen- possible etse - sAkoi
Can be obtain c Of The subscs AID soc Gaaactlrsf' J.
5. SAUNDERS, store No. : As:or HOuse.
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basement Of No. . Mulbeuy -.reet, occupied By Wn
j. Fhzpa..ics atd without sppa-eat cau'e p'ovo-
cation made furious attack upon tie occupants. Ftz
patrick AID lis fahe- were baby beaten about re
head. The injured rspsired to the Sixth Precr ct
Station House where tbsi. wouli. drese. By tbs
nstTct Surgcon. No arrests weIc Uaie.
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OH Y ITEMS

REMOVAL OF The REMAINS or President Mon
RoE-The Joint Committee having this matter in
charge held private nesting yesterday at the May
er's Office. Alderman Adams was chosen Chairman
communication gss received from the 7tb Regiment
terirg to act as Guard Of Honor and in that cspsc
ty 70 accompany the remains to Virginia IL thought dss
rabe. Should this he done, steamer will be chartered
expressly the voyage. Some other uniportsut bus
iness was Transacted after which the Ctnmittee sd-
joulned 10 Wednesday.
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fAtvertisemrnt.

INV
o.aer Sewing Mshns fOt .sy use ever eqasd this ri,h,
respects bsuty ofthe IT, perfection aud v1ie.y
lie work. Cali and examine II. | M SINGER Co.
No. ije 6foal~ay, New fosk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-15

THIEF SHOT ny A PoLICEMAS, AND DANGEROUS
LY WoUNDED-Yesterday morning., about 20 minutes
after O'Clock Officer Bates Of the Twelfth Precinct,
while patIollirg his beat, head footsteps upon the
Harlem Bridge and soon after sew man approaching
with tive live turkeys his hands. The officer suspect
ing him TO be thief questioned him pretty closely but
received very unsatisfactory answers. The fellow fins-
lydropped his plumber and turning suddenly, ran back
over the bridge followed BY the officer who discharged
his revolver twice at him. the shot apparently taking
effect as the fell TO the ground on the Mott Haven
side The officer now FASTENED toward his man, whom
he supposed to be dead, badly wounded, when the
fellow quickly spvapg 10 his feet and turned upon Bates
in furious manner. A desperate hand.to-hsnd coz
fict ensued when tie rufisn slipped from the officers
grasp and again fed Officer b. followed him rapidly
calling upon him TO surrender and threatening to shoot
him if he did no.. But the man pa;d no heed and q
third shot was fred which took effect in bis neck
This time the thief fell TO the grourd in earnest and
writhed IN his sgony.
Assistance was summoned. and tie wounded man
was conveyed to the Station House, where his wounds
which dressed by the district surgeon, were pro-
pourced dangerous. lie is 8 large msp, about feet
10 fches high said lie lived in Forty eighth street
but refused to give his rame Coroner Hills has mott
fed to take his deposition a. the Bellevue Hospital
WHITTIER he was ssIt.
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THE CASE OF VIOLENCE IN Court Mr.. Chaun-
cey Shafer desires TO print the following note aud
statement:
We undersigned entirely couoborae the statements In
regard Mr. c. Shss suffering hsuoiuation end conduct
believe conscious Of responsible for any
thing snsed from the time Of taking choroirm up TO
the time he awoke its influence the evening IN the
presence Of bis ply scaE. e,,- =, -
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Gas Gas Gas fixtures OF beautiful design and
6esh will be r-taied whSesa. manufacturing dePat NJ
Us Bcsiwy. AseatE, WAksss Co.
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DEATH FROM Poison TAKEN BY MISTAKE Coroner
Hills held an inquest on Monday upon the body of
Maria Mahoney native Of Ireland, % years of age,
who died from the effects Of poison taken on the 9TH
inst by mistake. The deceased, it appears, was
slightly ILL., and went to close, to get some salts and
nagnesis but by mistake took down bottle of cOrro
sive subHmate, which she had placed there to be used
for killing rate The error was not discovered Until
she had swallowed tea-oupful. Her husband imme-
diaey administered two emetcs and she yomted free
", but they failed to remove all the poison, and death
ensued on Sunday hight st the New-Yoik Hospital,
where she had been conveyed. The COroners Jury
rendered verdict according with the above facts.
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HENRY L. PARSONS, NJ. D.
WIN. II. DNfNELLE, NJ. ID.
The following is Mr.. Shafiol own statement:


dem my duty FAY that the facts so far as recolect
corceng my detailed in the foregoing statement Of
ORE Parsons and Dwiueie
When left Dr. Dwinees Office yesterday morning, and
reached my Office my suengs such except al very
rh inteTmissous that did rot speak to one and without
the knowledge Dr. Pa,ns procured large quantity Of
opium and commenced eating it. found 10 relief from IT,
aen without the knowledge Of commenced the use Of
ChoioioIm.
TLo thing that remember preceding the occurrences
charged sgnst occurred in Office aud the idea that
could procure horses would take and
family across the Hudson River on drive
The thing thai remember question put 10 me by
d. Parsons at the Essex Prison, seuiug my health
have faint idea cf hearing George W. Rbets voice
hes been Intimate, 10 thgt peTsons Imagine that
Intoxicating drinks the take the liberty to say that
bad drank liquors my wledgenothng stronger than
Tea aud that al my residence in the morning
also add that fo the period Of ninety SIX hours preceding sst
night lad not bad one hours sound tleep.
tried during that time, While sute inS su pain
rs almost TO oco asion audible eroauings.
Judge Steers bsd habOred the slightest teecg
Of will sean,t him. bu the contrary considered him
honest and upright aud having psormed for
acts Of friendship. CHAUNCEf SHAFFER.
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RowDYIsM About IL o'clock Sunday night Mr..
Joseph Larkin and lady, while passing alopg the
Second Avenue between Foity.ifth and Fory-siIth
streets, attacked by eight rowdies who
made demonstrations OF violence toward both. Lsrkin
being closely pushed, drew knife AMI stabbed one
of the fellows, named Andrew IIafner, in the right
breast and sim, uAiotipg dangerous wounds. Officer
Maxwell. hearing the disturbance, came up and az,
rested Larkin, whom lie conveyed TO the Nineteenth
Precirct Station House and licked up. The wounded
man was removed to his residence in Twenty ninth
street, near the Seventh avenue. Subsequently one
Andrew Gslager was arrested, and identified by the
lady as of the patty who assaulted her. Tae po-
lice cay that Gsllsger is the same fell,w Who some
time ego struck Patrick Lynch with 8 stone, causing
irjues which still confne him 20 liz house. Lynch is
not yet out of Danger The parties arrested were yes
tersay morning taken before tie Upper Police Court,
and committed for examination.
The sane night, fou OF dys fawdis' snte'ed tbs
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FouxD DRowNED-The body Of boy, perfectly
nude Il or II years old, was picked up yesterday at
Quarantine. Appeared to have been but short time
in the water. Inquire OF Justice De Forrest al QuaI
sntire, for further particulars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-15

HoFE DEAD RabBTIsN.--Arotter outrsse was
commit ed in Mulberry street saort'y after clock
Monday morning. A tnan rauel notify ttzpstrick
who keep small grocery a. No. - Of that street
VILE retILirg home from wake, was set up5n by
two notorious Dead Rabbit rutsrs naDei Harry Rice
sri Ps,ey Hsys ED beaten to TIE Sidewalk. lie con-
tI;ved to regsin his fee: and retreat ITO hs store
Viii her lie was pursued by the villains, WAC broke
down the door il their pssssge. They then chased
tbeir victim through back docr sui on: again the
street, where one ef them fsled bin senseess by 8
blow or the head with s'me bu1t weapon. Not ye.
Satisfied they returned to .hs store, from which Mrs
Fitzpatrick hal fad 10 terror. AMI demolished and
destroyed Lesry every thing they could lay heir hands
upon. Taey also bscl7 CO; an Cd man, the faner OF
Fitzpatrick. BY It's time thu upIoar drew ;agether
large crowd ard some policemen, but Rice sni Hays
had fec. Fizpstdck wts taken to the Sxtd PreciLc!
Ststi9r-IIouse, where lis WOUNDS dressed. IIis
Injuries are serOEs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-15

WEDDINGS AT THE MAYORS OrTICR.-A Ftetch
gentleman and French lady presented themselves at
tie Mayors Office yesterday to have the marriage
ceremony performed. The name OF the gentleman as
BIZ. joan S. Combat, and the cognomen of the lady
9ras Miss Louise PelissieT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-15

ASoIHER BrRCLAR CArCHT On Sunday mornpg
Mrs. Mary S Johnson OF No lG3 IVES. Twenty ninth
st ee made complaat at tie Twentieth Precinct S.s-
Toulouse that her resderce had been burglsrously
entered end upward of 800 worth Of property stolen
therefIom Tie mater was placed il the hands Of
Officer Irving, who, afer searching alb mt time
arrested co.ortd msr named WIn Smith Lee on sus
p:con. Lee after berg locked up tie while, con-
iessed to the burglary and stated thst it WAS oori-
mittej by himself in company oith another man
named Samuel Csy. Yesterday mo;n ming Officer Irving
started with Lee fof he Police Court AMI the way
there came scross Clay, whom he arrested, after de'-
ptrae struggle. Both the prisoners were taken to the
Police. Court ard committed TO prison FOR examination
by Justce Qusokeobush. silver watch was re.
covered but the rest Of hepropey Lai been pawned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-15

REAL ESTATE Tile following sae was made yes
ferdsy at the Merchants Exchange by A. j. Bleecker
Son & Co.: House and eleven lots on Richmond road
e. Stone street, S.speton, Staten Island for $500.
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CArTrTE OF a BUHGL,R.-Yeaterdsy mcrrng st
al early hour Private WatctmGn Dam saw two me Z
emerging from the saloon Of Ihcmss X. Cullen, corner
q Ninth street ard Broadway, srd concluding from
their suspicious lappesrsuce that they were th;eyes
sprarg toward them and seizad OF the fellows by
the coat collar, SITTER Which la raised an sl,m OFF
Ger McPheIsop, who was il Teeth 5tseet ut the time
up il few momerts but too late 70 s6clre the
other bwglsr The party arrested gave Lis name as
Joseph SwaItz. lie was taken to the Station House
aud searched WHEN 'hrty or forty cigars were found
upon liz person. The accused WAS yesterday morning
convey ed before justice Qusck nbus5 al the Jeler
son Market Police Court and committed 70 prs for
trisl in default # $2OcO bal. Swa Il IS native o.
this CITY, spd in answer % the che:gs, sail lie saw
cone cigars snd wel. DO in the basement and picked
tlem up.
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DRoPPED THEIR PLrNDLR AID RAS.-Yesterisy
morning, hour 80 before daylight, Officer Il ID
eits, Wife passing Though Greenwich street, rear
Canal, raw two thieves. whom Re recognized a. Bean
Brady and - Dugan, carrying heaviy-ltdtn BIS.
ket between them. Tbs officer moved toward them
rather brisky bDtte elo discovering bis appr1sch,
dropped the booty ard took to their heels, and after
rurring short cis,atce doigei into al entry.wsy.
Officer Roberts pvrsued All caught Braiy, but the
rascal fought desperately ard mausged to escape with
his coz psLion. The basket wa, taken 10 the ghth
Peci,ct Staiior-IIouse AID upon exam nation found
to contsil thirty pounds Of brs7s castings.
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ARREST OF A Confidence MAN.-Yestertay morn
ing Detective Officers Elstace and Bennett, while
taking sstro through the down town Wards, observed
the notorious conf jence operator Alexander johnson,
and another young named Henry Frank, in Nassau
street and thinking they abroad for good pur
pose, determined upon watching their movements.
Gushing and his companion went into one place and
another and finally into the god-psn msuufactory of
James Maconnell, No. % Nassau street, where they
remained some time. Upon again coming into the street,
tie officers arrested them suspicion of having been
a. their old tricks and conveyed them 10 police hesd
quarters where search Of their person, resulted in
tie finding of number of gold pencil cases.
Mr.. Mscornell was sent for, aud identified Gushing
aud Frank as the persons who in his place few
hours previous. They represented that they were
merchants from Racine, and purchased an assortment
of goods which they agreed to call for in the after
NOON Mr. Mcconnell, shortly after their departure,
missed several pencil cases and identified those found
IN possession of tie fellows as having been stolen from
bis establishment
Their hIst visit was TO the store of Grffen & Co.,
where they gave an order for 200 or 81 400 worth Of
goods, which were also TO be called for in the after
noon. Thence they repaired to the store, No. 169
Broadway, and look at come watches but none
seemed to suit them and they departed.
Upon their persons, in sddton TO the pencil cases
there were found quantity Of skeleton KEYS and some
blank checks Oh the Commonwealth Nassau. Shoe and
Leather, and Union Banks.
johnson alias Gushing alias Siuontou. and som,
dozen or more aliases, asserted his nnocsnoo in the
most vehement Manner but his reputation is bad His
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FoUYD N TIRE WATER.-An unknown N an. dressed
In the the Aims House poor found Monday
in the The foot Of Tweutyhd stge. and Goa
vowed 20 the Bellevue Hospital Coroner Hills
held on Inquest upon body BIZ the of Death could
asceared The body greatly oecom sed Deceased
was Of n dun histt and about 50 years Of
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BoDY RFcOyERED.-The body of John Stevenson,
late Of No G Perry street who drowprd while bshng a.
H. foot King Moth River few evenings since vas
recovered nCrug IN the river the t
OF Hamuc nd street Coroner G.ute notified held IN
quc. upon the body ard verdict VI occidental drowning
was rendered by the JLly
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JUMPED OVERHEARD On Sunday evening, at y
o'clock, the crew of po.ice-bcst No : rescued from
the water man who had Jumped overheard from the
ferry boat Iunchbsck. His purpose in Jumping over
was supposed to lie TO create excitement on tue
ferry.bos', amid which MS sccoupices on board could
pick pockes. lie is said to have prscticed the trick
before.
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That uote carried yself to Mr. Ciistsdora place;
he rot in, and .ett It with the young aay, Win
paticusr reques. 10 hepd il 10 him. or SEM II 70 MS
house the morning, true 20 the .eer MI us
tadols IVES there efore o'clock Thick on the even
lug Of the l6ip net Mr. Muller the gentleman here,
ard requested hi i, personal favor, TO De =. ny
Office tie fo'lowii morning 81 oc.ock, Tn.ch ives
toe Eth 0: February; also requested MI. .l.vIe,
M. Bol'on 81 my brother aud Mr. Ashmesc, pul nc
was Obliged 10 start fer the Wes. tat evenings On tine
rnorrirg az the l7th, G.. about o'clock, 10 csme
BIsctoff ard fellow whose name siIer"alo eal1ed
10 be johns ard WHO gave another nsIne U te once
oftte District Attorney; this john JoArs, a. ne
was called, said, Lauth ssys that Il you give IN
q coo hs'i leave the county | remafked 20 ny ny
brother that Il was growing beautifully large, and II
went on much further, they would nave enough 70
open bank with AID again repe.'ea 70 them;
Gentlemen, cid Mr.. Lsuth serd you mere
"Well" said Bischoff, eyes, L,a.h s1ht us.
] tuned, the, az. ssid, Gentlemen, I've gGt
= 70 answer TO make 10 you II .Is.es ~ .ri
"propc.ion to be made Mr. Lsu.n must come AZ
make It h;meelf;" Mr. Cri.tsdara, ny oIo.ler M.
Bolton, Mr.. Muller and NJ. Fur'ong Va. thsis ~
thsn gUt I'd and said that they could orng Ls-la WIN
them CT Friday, which was the is'hi Nen, Oh "
FrGsy the 18Th, at about 9 o clock 10 tus hv INNS
who requested that morning 10 be there 90 rr!day
Uornirs NE, a. my office; 10 fes noent - a an0
Bischoh AID John Johns man Si SE,Uyo,
"Jonr Johrs slappirg his hsnd Ipoa rs Aaee g o no
was sitting down, said trst "Lsu.a must H.vs y Wv
ss De- gIs t. Eg5;P: no sa.~s, to make
them, th1t L.u:h mrs. come himiet; very Teu,
SAID Il schoff. Lau,h is down stairs ard ws L onog
him up; they both left the ehce JOINS ana PIC aoh
and IN very few moments up Gaze L3u.n eaa
B.cht with Hanek ses. .o5t cO6r 10 ys NV I'd
Epgii-h: veil" says be. here's L,uts, now give
Inn A. go ard be roe right away 10 Earopc 20 day
sna BkchoG aidsJ you'd os.tef give 1t 70 aim, ID
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PERIsHABLE PROPERTY.

The Tisitor tells the following story, AZ
q scene that lately occurred in the district
court at Sacramento, althoughit is undoubt-
edly an old Joe Miller: .. e,< s..
Plaintiffs Attorney.-May it please your
honor, our statute allows the Court to direct
the sale of any perishable property that is
under attachment. and ask for an order to
sell the mare we have taken in Smith -
Brown. .--..... w..
Judge.--The Court cannot see how
horse comes within the provisions of the
act. Upon what grounds do you base your
application? Let Inc hear your argument.
How Go you make out that the mare is per-
ishable property, within the meaning OF the
law?
Attorsey.-Why, sir she is eating her
head of. ..... -sss--..
Judge. e.(inquirinsly.)-sir?
Attorney: (emphatically)eshe is eating
her head of.
Judge. (amazedly Horrible! Is it pos
sible never heard Of such thing before.
Do you feed her well2 How does she ges
it into her mouth? and how much OF II mas
she already eatenp
Attorney.-(The other members OF tne
bar in roar, and the Sheriff, with tears IN
his eyes and the buttons on ms Waistcoat,
yainIy endeaVOrlbg W O"i Saotteo' J
Your honor misunderstands me. only
spoke figuratively. l meant that the cost
OF feeding her was fast absorbing her value;
and that, II shs is not sold soon, she win not
fetch more than enough to pay the bill for
her keeping.
Judge. (Frowningly. )-Mr. Sheriff, you
are very derelict about preserving quiet in
court. Mr.. -, take your order, and,
in your next application to this court, state
facts, sir-not hyperbole.
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y To keep up with the times, school
muster down east has just invented machine
for licking scholars. BY means Of crank,
boy is put through his discipline in one
half of the time the rattan used to consume.
We rejoice at this-for who even shortens n
road is q benefactor to his country.
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cy When stranger offers to sell you ar
article for half its value, look out.
When a note becomes due at the Bank,
and you don't happen to have the necessary
funds on hand to meet it, look out.
When a young lady has "turned the first
ccrner,'' and sees no connubial prospect
ahead, it is quite natural that she should
look out.
When you find man doing mora bust.
ness than you are, and you want to know
the reason, look at the advertisements hi
has in the newspaper, and look out.