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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-14

NsHnN"iVN, hsrCn III, lshs.
French Ispolioon-Cdse Of Wo'oc-DOorteeper Inresti
oaiing Committee
Mr.. Cnemsn chairman Of the Committee on Foreign
Aars intends shortly sc report from that committee the
Fresch spoliaon bill which previously passed Con-
gress and vetoed by Mr.. Pierce. He IL ready TO do
this at any time.
The contumacous witness, Mr.. woleott, remains very
anomalous position bctwxt heaven and earth, or, more
appropriately between tvo bundles Of briars. He has
been indicted by the Grand Ju,y, but the District Ator
ney refuses proceed with the indictment until the House
releases jurisdiction, which the House hessses about
doing Mr. wolccs friends thought they had the wires
all laid get resolution through granting the prayer Of
the prisoner W be turned 70 the courts and hr stan
ION was BIT uron the man 10 offer The resolution M
Stanton, however obstinstey refuses TO do any such
thing; and accordingly Wocous friends are shining
around TO get some Massachusetts, member 70 do r. Why
don't they 70 Dr Caoutchouc Chatee, ate ovner Oh
Dred Scoh Busy he has besp In laying The wires and
bsgupg about " eshai Of he prs'per, sH P'esiele
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DgATH IN THE HooP on TUE FATAL PsrTIcoAr.-
BY sacustioo made by oicial hand appears that
no ess than fourteen deaths since the lat Of January have
arisen from burning occasicned BY the widespresdns @
the crnone into the Gre drswn thher by the drsashs
from the chimney. Wood dres which are laid o- upon
the hearth are the moe dangerous, and the fame ZEN
them rises IN an instant. We .neert tbs ~ -nnhg ~
our Tar country women. Londcr Chart JorT-ad fto' ="
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Total. 9i624 25,4oa,oo3 1,oss 792, ,49s So
Includes reserves Ut der deeds Of .essiou.
Exclusive OF Cbickasaw cesson. -
Includes tbe estimated quan Of b6O COO OF toe Des
hones river grant stuaein this State above the
fork OF the Des Moines river.
Is the estimate Mones river grant In hs Ter
rhory, N above.
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DrscHARspp--Two hundred aud thirty workmet
~ere discharged rom the sayy Ya-dss Cnaresso~npv
he lC-f
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The YIE PRESIDENT reminded the Senators 10 keep
within the legitimate limits Of DEBATE.
Mr.. BIGKR-The Senator from Illinois never said any
such thing. He rs not who would do 80. Denounce
what, sir, as falsehood?-the impression on my mind
that Kansas was to be admitted without popular vote
Mr. BRoDEMK-he Senator from Illinois is sick in bed.
If ever he takes his seat again the Senator Bgler) will
be replied to-
M Broderick then moved to take up the private bil
but q motion prevailed TO adjourn till Monday.
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Total deficiency
IlA.67N Al

On examining The above tabular statement 10 will b
observed thst the posta service prues larger
t,.ps w the commercial and afAcnrnG 5tases han
she sgricunra sases and that The Ms tass-
he greatly increased cost Of mall transportation -
he latter Leaving the Transportation ootof he question:
the postal receipts and expenses In he dsrsns sections
As folloNa=
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In TIE REMAINING sies ADD Ierrtores he rcoe pts sN-
ceed the gross expenses. ~ foloss-
Massachdsets Sis $50 23 Pennsylva t27 $50 e1
Rhode Island. 1907 20 Die Of Columbia eo7o %
Conns ctcut...... T,T16 10 Washingsou Ter o47 60
New York <33, $40 IS
The whole deficiency In tho re.s.p1-or, IN other
words tie ercees OF the he gross
ceipn-s shown 70 be e2,s4,o ,oTt ti; which n divided
among The several sections OF the couary foows-
Deficit IN free states. SiQe,5ll lT
~u,u IN shvc .2s3s,JsJ ~
Dsect In Territories. s.................... l7otD rs
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fect purgatlve which 10 known to
man, Innamerable proofs are shown that these
ordinary medicines, and that they win unprecedent:
sts snd esns
trating properties stimulate the vital activities OF
purify the BLOOD and ex Pei dis ease They purrs out
the foul humOuss which breed dlstemper, stimulate
ton, ard impart healthy tone with strength to the
whole system. Not only DC they cure the every day
dangerous diseases which have bsfie ed human sE ahp
While they produce powe full effects they al at th Q
same time in the safest and best
purely vegetable are fee from any risk Of HARM In1
Cures have been made alch surpass belief were
ton and as to IBID the Suspicion
hsVs lent their naes to to the the s
liability Of my remedies CHILE others have sent me
tOns contribute immensely to the relisf of nv attic
ted suffering fellow men,.
my American Almanac. containing directions for
their use, and certificates Of their cures of the fol-
sCostive ness, Billions Complaints, Rheumatism,
Dropsy, Heartburn, Hesdaehe arising from a foul
a1ans Morbid ina ct and
lite. all Uicerous and Cutaneous Diseases which
REQUIRE an evacuapt medicine, Ser,ofula or Kings
latinE the system. cure many complaints which it
you'd not be supposed they could reach. such as
GUS Irrtsblhty, Derangements ofthe Liver and Kid
neys, Gout, and other Kindred complaints arising
from low state Of the body OF obstruction of i.s
DO not be put of BY unprinoipsd dealers with
AYERS Pills, and take nothing else. No other
they can give you compares with this IN lis ntr
l snS the
iica Chemist Lowell, Mass. PfiOs s cents cent per
Sold b. 5. GILMAN, Washington, and b, H..
COOK, Alexandria. and lV all dealers every where.
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D. X E S + M Il &.
L ROTECTE6 By ROYAL Lettsrs Patent Q

England. and secured BY the Seals of the Ecole do
PharmAce dc Parisand the Imperis Collier of M cd
IIcne, vls9na. TIissS mar No. iis remedy for Re-
System. TrlesemAr No. etfeotualiy, IN the short
speoe Of three days, completely aud sntirey eradi,
oates Gil traces Of those disorders copava and
cubebs have so long been thought antdote for, to
the ruin OF the health OF vast portion of the pOpu
latlon. TrIesemar No. 10 the great Continent tai
remedy for that class of disorders which. unfortu-
to the inevitable destruction of the patients oonst
tutiOn and which all the sarsaparilla IN the world
cannot remove. Triesemar Nos L. and s are alike
devoid Of taste or smell. and ofal nauseatng sua-
ties; They may lie on the toilet table without their
use being suspected. Sold in tin cases, and divided
IN separate doses as administered by Velpeau. Ls-
leman, Roux, Ricord, &C., &c. Price IS each
Or four cases in one for 81, which saves SS and In
81 cases,
few blocks west of broadway, New York. Imme
diatey on recelR of the amount Dr. b. will forward
the 50 cases OF Tresemar and the large siaes, car
rage paid thus nsurng genuine European prepare
lions The IS cases also sent, but not free Of car
riage Consultations as usual, from II a. m. till
p IN. and from tai p at No. Isl Prince ST.,
few blocks west of Broadway. Sold also by j.
STOTT. Washington. felH
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.

NATIONAL HOTEL Barnard, Md; l. b
Mowry, Mass II Adson, Md; Allen Randolph,
Briee Sc Hon E Louis Lowe, Md; Woeltze,
N.Y. w Webb, Miss; Jno w jenkins, John ID
BROOKE; Md; r Dickins, Miss; w Hibbard,
Mass Mass. W Wright, c.; 7 A Dexter; Mass; R
Md; II MARSHALL, ii ii and w A small, Mas; j
Mcconnell, Pa; j Nj Danforth, w NJ Anderson
and lady, Sc III Williams and daughter, Miss;
Misses Hopkins, Ga; Shott, Va; F. I.anter, y;
8 Forbes, Va; f French, Chamberlain, o;
Mrs Irwin and child, James HAYDEN, w Irwin,
Miss; Chas Shey, Va; w Scott Fla; III III Birch,
Pa Beali, Md; Rowley and lady Ga; r j
Reeder, Md; Jno Martin, Va; J 8 Willis, Ny; 3
Treble, Va; Mr. C Adams, NY.
BROWNS HOTEL.-G A Miller. Pa: w r
Joyner and family, Va; Mrs w NJ Ewing, B b
Ewing, r w Ewing, Miss; Gettings, Md;
Young and daughter, Ala; n Hill and lady Ten I;
4 b Phenizy and lady, J H Filton and da1g hter,
Mrs schley, Mrs Reese, Miss Hopkins, Eve
and son, Miss; w Lyons, La; 5 Coulson,
Miss c Deacon, La; p Il Tusha, Jno Reid, ir, c
Lett, Baron, N Yk; b Stuart, U " Gen
Tyler, Pa; Whitwell, Joseph White, NY; L
Mass; X Il Baton. Pa; r Farnum, NY; K i
Date, NJ; H G Patterson, Dell; Joseph Hicks.
Miss Miss Hicks, do; ID Reid, Reid, Ala;
UNITED STATES HOTEL-w Il Brent,
NY w Edmonds, Ala; A w Deahl, Va; g n
Carr, do A Staple; Armstrong, o; Lindsley,
pc Carrigan, Md; r Abercrombie; NJ Peii
bone, Ala Miss l. g Proctor, do; + Patricks
Tex; Mcconnell, do; B Morris, Pa; w A
Browning, N.Y. Hilton, do LET II B TYLER,
UsMCi d H Otto, Miss; g Mcdonald, Ga; 6 B
LAKEWOOD HOUSE M It Morris, Me; A F
Leslie, Ala; w Blakey, Va; Nj Tu endreid
N.Y. smith, Va; C w Butt, Ala; w Baugh-
man, Md; Stro.her, Va; Scott, do; b
Harvie, Dc Mankle, Fla; J Manning, va; r
wilkinson, Mass; NJ Nicholson, Ala: Nj
Goryel, NY; LOui, Va; J Rust, da: X A
rad perry, Md; w J Gregory, do; r Ginning
NY; Patterson, sc.
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1odieineS.
Nl RICHEsT DIADEM EVER WokN NJ
B Y KINGS OR EMPERORS

WHY RFlUrTFUT 4FxD VAR.
I D.....- :. :; -
~ i. n - sne ornAment Tod AemsU ~
49, h,rn, av Uu noSe; neeaea, atnonsn the pse
Mny oioom svel 20 prignty m the glovnE cheek. the
fthe head Is bereft OF IN ooverinS or Ina an he
snared and shriveed karsk aNd nv or worse stilI.
NJ spr,nkled with crsy. nafnrs vii jooss hsif he,
charms. Prof Wood's Hair RestotsIiye. M ussd
nsntix .annre IN ali ,.cs an onS perm s
foilowlnE and Judge The writer OF the frat !. The
eSlsbyatsd piasist, TkaI6syr:
New ..-;,,o Tar.
IN, yyo,n. Ma, S;,N PS,r,t -. y, Pr II Is, .soo
nn a." Sp.t;on. nm unda, eo1 ~ eAR.ssss 70
yoa the ooasalons =, ah y, unaei lot the entire re.
~ ' t ~ ny la ~. Hntnd S's' eoout
.se t'9 VI ny ais h tV ~ Ssetes, ~ -
Ietao1 W. Mhk tlay ~. sPon eae apPi.crtIon oi
naI ~ SUI eoos eIea its olisihs,
,r.nt, ;,a ~ al
hsention quite emcacious as ven As asfeSao,e
1 an dear SIR, yours truly, .. IhALbEh6.
"Drych ar Gvyhedidot
WKLsH NRwsPAPKR OFFICE, Is Nassau gt..(
. April IL. 1858 {
PROF. o. ]. WOOD: Dear Sir-SOme month or slx
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THE GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR

V'HE GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR
REMEDY FOk DYSPEPSIA,
WEAK STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS.
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL-Preparedb By a
Chemist.
Bottles l2n. IS and 50 cents.
. Harfshorne,s Cnrs-aH should be kept in all fami
hes: IN case OF accidents or sudden sickness,
Hartshorss's Cure all cures Rheumatism. .
Hdy!shoraeS Cnrs-a al cures Cramps, Collie.
Ha,tsho rHs's Cure all cures Pain in the Limbs.
Side, Back, and Breast.
, Haytshorse's Cxrs-aH cures sprains. Bruises,
Harfskorns's Cxrs- all cures Neuralgis. Tooth
ache and Stiffness of the JOINTS.
and all Pam. 'O
Haytshorne's Csrs-aH cures Ear Ache and Deaf
HaytsKorns's Csys-aI cures Dyspepsia and In
a,sestion; Also, Canker and Sore Mouth and Sore
Hdytshorne'S CEre-aH cures all Spinal Az eotions
and w eaknesg IN Limbs.
,Ha,tshorss,s Csys-all - great tonic to Weak
St1mach ard Bowels, and Improves Digestion.
III As the frequent changes Of the weather pro-
and Body also. Stiff Neok-evsry person shorld
gets bottle. IL acts upon the Nerves, Muscles.
Slnews. Blood and Bones and, by It's warming cleo
omaf nstio power, sxpels all pain from the system.
IRs stSs f sYftF 1.s oF HH Mib
SWa 1lid. is the best Cough Syrup in he
u you are BILIOUS, use HARTsHORNE,s
ANTl-BILlOUSPI PILLS. They act upon the Liy-
Fon, S.n ana Bowels, carrying OF all Bile and
The above medicines to be had at all Drvr stor..
IN washington CITY; Kidwell L CIscell at q eoy1s-
town: II. Peel Co Alexandria. ma 81 "
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mo 6O2.
STATES

III pursuance of law. l., JAlEs BUCHANAN
hereby decl4re and make known that public s.l e,
wlh be held at the aforementioned Land Ofces IN
| after designated to wit:
| At the Land 0fice at BROWNSVILLE commenclp,
| on Monday, the sixth day of September next, for
the disposal OF the public lands within the following
North Of the base line and east of the sizth prin.
| eipal neTididH.
The parts Of township one, gu side Of the Sac and
Fox, and Half Breed, Nemaha reservation. Of range
The parts of townships I, 2, and outside of the
and fractional townships and6 o. range To-.
That part OF township ons outside Of the Sac and
Of the
walton; and fractional township 6, Orange Is.
township shoe Of the Hal breed Nsm.hns sr rs o.
eryatlon; and township 6, OF range Ia.
townships l.. 2. 8. Z. s. and s, of range Is
Townships I, 2. 5, 4. 5, and 6, of range IL.
TTOwnships 80, s, and 8, Of range u.
townships !, as, I. s. and s. Of ranges.
At the Land Office at N,BRAskA CRY. oommeno
ing on Monday the sixth day OF September next. foi
named townships, VIZ:
North Of tne base line and east of the siztA pris-
cfpaI meridian
Fractional townships and g. of range Is,
I9gnshlp =, and fractional townships 8, 9. 10. ID
and H. OF ransslt .,
township IS. of range Is.
hTiST,gshPf; 49, and H. and fractional town
Townsh ps 4. 9, L., and III, aud fractional town
Townsbin.5a IN and =, .,S s,;., A..
Sims 10 Isl and !. nr 1919. "a anu Hnctonai to~n
''! !r -, =, CIV : vi TO- &c ~:
II M s ~ au To- anu iiac'iohai toSnsfiips IL
To- anu '0' VI '"n
on Monday inc sixth cay of Septemler neIt ~
the disposal of the public lands within the foLovinr
named township. Siz: ~ As
Nj If "a. bn,s I;n.
"" " INC a1 .;JV '"e WEI" PA"
ctpdE merid'dH
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u DR.. STEPHEN BAILY,
OFFICE No. lse PENNSYLVANIA AvINyI, 06W
fAyss tesss (yeSs lltA Street. x0


an BE- SEEN hours. At his once, oe.sed a. above.
he feeis assured that an experience Of htesn years
oa.
July, ylii enable him 70 snImount any difhou!ty,
shs ioS Of @sn, men
eminent n the profession, and especially Drs Harris
ns Fss
Ill EnameIs, Gutta Perohs, India Rubber, and Co
o hs S S SS
il the only reliable substance that be worn in the
noutn, as Vas moot oonSlnslvely shown BY the last
HithouIh he iatser. i Himself from hi. long resi-
sSS h sss,
leave to refer them to the following
Fran III. .,. RT css1 II .Ss GsI1sS
Dr.. SIlrHln BAnI: Dear sir5,I desire TO express
OI ne have Sssn hishy :s.i:fsStoTy hope tSss sSs
public that JOar ;kil 70 Vel deserves.
w..Ain..... A,.. y. ,., x:'r. w 'PfiRIsus..
Prom ons Of the Oldest sIn. n Baltimore. Mss.n
Having employ d 81. stephen Bs H Surgeon Den
ns OF svs sg to execute for me az i'm
a. sSt ,S All. snS q r. sGs
Soefs se U s hs
tfssi PIss.aIs To- expires: ny entire Scnhdsnss n;
Baltimore, Jan. u, lsS1. HARMANN BOoae,
Extract from ssts received IRON the late Hss. yshl
nj. Clayton.
v. 3. SxNAYR, Aug. -, lass.
1As teeth ysl made for me work admirably moth
hE sould b better Very raseiailY, $50
70 those that seek relief from the malades OF the
teeth, can oheerfully recommend DF. 9. Baiy a.
slperior DENTIST; he made set of porcelain teeth
Tor one of my family, and plugged several teeth for
myself, and the work al stood we'll for moro THAI
ten ears. ROBERT T. NIXON.
Of the w. Cent. Of the NJ. E. Church South.
We, tine undersigned. having haa occasion to avail
ourselves OF the professional skill of DR.. 3. Bsily,
surgeon DENTIST Of this city, having been cOgnix-
Ant or nus operations families OF friends take
pleasure In expressing our admiration of his artistic
SKILL, a. we'll a. Of the uniformly isfaotOry manner
u which he performs the most delicate and diicult
operations In Dental Surgery, and peotfuly re-
commend him to the confidence and pat. Onage OF the
public. Of which We consider him eminenty worthy,
THOMAS y. WALTER, Architect U. 9. Capitol,
IHoh1s MILLER, D. Of Washington, ID. g.
BIS BoHRHR, N, D. of GEORGETOWN, ID. c.
Ms LIScoLN. M. D., Of WashinGton, y. q.
&os. h. HRApLRY, Of Warrington, ID, Cd
&EoReH WALTON, Ex- Governor Of Florida.
Waltz LINOx, Ex Mayor of WashingtoIi
aINRI BALDWIN, U. =. Patent Once,
ssSio II ~ '-'' A'@o'"S'
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NorIcE OF rAs 20 fso ~ OF
THE PUBLIC SALES IN MINNESOTA,
TON No. 6O6.
Notice ls hersb; gvsn that the public sales orths
vaoapt puolc lards within tn late reserve for the
or mixed boods of the Daootah or Sioux
patton Of Indians. ordered by proclamation No. sc.
GATE MAY II 1853, to be hed n the land Offices at
farrihuIt and Hendersou, in the state of Minnrso-
"a on the th OF August and 9Th Of September mex,
rave ny order Of the Presidsnt, been postponed
huv.v co.u s y &, a S,s sEF Pr IL
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WHEN IN THE. COURSE OF HUMAN

WHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w events, Ladies and Gentlemen lose one of their
greatest natural attractons-a fine head of hair-it
becomes matter Of serious Importance, aud the
question il THAT shall do to stop the hair from
falling of, and restore Its vigor and beauty In re-
HAIR PROMOTER AND IMPROVER. A few
applications will stop the hair falling or breaking
remove dandruf keep the scalp clean and white,
and lmpart freshness and vigor to the hair; and
although you may nave been bald twenty ears, the
continued use Of it two months will insure you a
uxuriant head Of hair. Call and gets bottle, and if
ard get the price paid.
Ask for pr. Harris Hair Promoter and Improvsr.
Sold in Richmond by w. PETERS,IN Drug
Eist, corner Main and 9Th, and Main and Wall sts,
and M Washington city by n. d. GILMAN, Drug
B. CLARK, Druggist, corner * street and Pa.
9V0nue. Apl LIZ
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THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the eneral Land Uf5ce.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right of pre- emption
To any OF the lands thin the tOwnsh and parts of
townships above enumerated required to estab!I b
the same To the satisfaction of the register aud re
celver OF the proper land Office. and make pay,1sn
therefore as sooH as practicable after seeing tRiS
notice. and before the dsy appointed for the com
menceme Mt of the public sale of the lands embrac-
ing the tract claimed otherwise such CLAIM will be
forfeited. THOS A.HENUKtCKS
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
iv
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THE GREAT HEALTH REsTORER

80" Tbs Life Of the Fish IS in the Blood"
When the Blood becomes vItIated, impure, or too
weak the flesh loses It's vitality. the skin becomes
yellow and pallid. the Liver disordsred Dyspepsia
and INDIGESTION follow, the Spirits droOp Nervous
ness commences, and lhfe becomes burden.
RARTSHORNE'S HEALTH RESTORER
OK SARSAPARILL4 CORDIAL,
Acts upon thu Blood, Liver, Stomach and Bowels
impaItng new vIgOr and tone to a constitution i'm
paired by disease from any cause. 1t removes PIN
pies and all skin eruptons; arouses the physical
powers OF both se1es. gives bloom to the pallid
cheek. and makes one joyous and happy. Though
taste. 1t is particularly adapted to Female com
plants, which IN their very nature are exhaus ng
and debllltatIng. For DrOpsy, or drOpscal SWELL
Ings or Kidney and Bla der affections 1t acts like
charm. Quart bottles 81, small bottles 50 cents.
Sold by Stott, HcPherson, Clarke, Waite, Kid
we'll a. Lawrence, DIR. Culver, and Ford, Washing
ton City, Cisoell Il Kldwell, Georgetown.
ma
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EVENING STAR.
EYES, We HAVE LED ME TO RUIN.

" 424N44NN ~ Il kAASs
EYES, We HAVE LED ME TO RUIN!
Eyes, eyes. >. hav. led me- 4; to ruin.
Yet, sui ys are lovely, and atill adore;
Y ct, still would feed on your sweets evermore.
but 70 ss in X. bsm aTsis mnsr
FS olsn sxsy hfe M dreamy condition.
E!ss, eyes, Js behold without feeling
The ruin 70 make, and the Ills We have done;
Su hs sn .su a o phs
NS fendsr emotion snbdues the expression
No tss1 .sIH. ossn a.
Sonsoks the poor VICTIM that sag ms al our feet.
iii.
WY, Why SO cruelty aiming
hys: Hhy 80 SSsutiS ~ up: why So xl,hl1s
hnovest thou not, proud one, that proud gifts in
Arsprselous alone while they klndIs with he,rti
And the moment that beauty forgets to be human,
All the beautiful gifts of the woman depart
III The kitchen and clubhouse Of Jas. Bicker,
fre last week. Loss about $500
III To destroy rats, catch them one by one
squeeser.
ID The number Of steel pens annually pro-
dueed In Birmingham, Eng is said to be 1 Co.,
ID Jones and Boggs went on a hunting and
rshing trip last Monday. Jones had his arm in
Jured by tue bite of horse, and Boggs leg was
lacerated by the bite Of a hawser.
III The people of Tennessee vote ON the d rst
Thursday Of September next upon the question of
calling convention to revise the constitution Of
the State
IL boy fell from the top of house at King
lassle, scotland, which was in ruins and was
not hurt, but In a few minutes afterwards large
stone ieu upon him and dashed out his brains
u SHOW, papa, do tell me what is a hum
1T Is when ma pretends to be very fond of me
and puts no buttons on nv Shirt replied the
father.
III The Boston Post says: The billing and
coolng between the Black Republicans and the
Green Americans rather I" beats the Dutch ~
''Broder-vat you tink!'
"Vy, dnks you dinkn
"Vell, 20 do -
Nor VERY PuScruAL.-A Undertook shoe
maker once promised to have a pair of boots II n
ishsd on specified day. for eI-President Van
buren, but failed to have them done when called
Tor MEANWHILE the ex- p resident started for Eu-
rope, ana was away for three years. Upon his
return be called for his boots, aud was told they
were finished, "rith the exception of trsei,g
ost.''
~ Two wills have just been recorded m
fhiladelPhia, which the Ledger copies as fol-
lows. Tne first
II will and bequeath all money or effects owned
oy me TO -, or his heirs -
The other is still more brief and reads Tins
al Will everything to my wife, absolutely
These wills, though brief, are lust as effective
As II whole quires of paper had been written
over.
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