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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-18

i
IN. n DONALDSON, Presi. w. t. GIBSON; Sserstqrx.
). W. EDDY, yice Prest A. GIBSON, GENT. a geaI
H. H. HYDE, Agent, Lancaster
/. G. URY, do. Patch GrGve
ly31 A. P. LONG, General Travelling Agent
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-18
Notice ! Notice! Netice!

LII persons knowing Themselves indebted to me on
n Account will call and settle tile shine either by
Note or Cash ct the Office of Woolley, who is author
lied to receive the gare end give receipts therefor
When at home can be found at the Drg Store in the
north end of the Beckwith House dwelling Is
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-18
THE MURRAY LANDS
FOR - . IKE.

E,r1E following described lands situated in GranCoun
l ty, Wisconsin, are offered for sac.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-12-18
Great Sale of Stock.

Mr.. GEo. W. MoRRIs, being about to re-
move temporarily to England, advertises
for sale his large lot of horses and cattle
on Thursday the 4th of January. Now is
he time to buy Durham stock, worth
louble any others in the country. Terms,
extremely favorable.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-09

state such Of hem making e = ges col ectons as
ae lay deem necessary ad NOS "a ~ M u e nc
an hall Year on--iaii The aIn0nht carse bs % te -
drafts n ps,d sll e tvderce u te payen q 70 mech
aey mo tae tate Treasury and shs On The deilseTy
thereof % ihf cuanrosr ui Inc reasuIy re eieeneH y
he luHis treasurer ia his settlement with sad compro
ter aad oh1rsed 3 ths eomPIoer q ihe IsasaLeI o.
Sec. IL The treasurer oee sh5 be set opea TO he
tie treasurer The fna delinquent hsi s Hads
up IN August.
possession q iher Offices on ihe net Mosas o. eteneI
leHt after Their eleetlo9 and all 100 we sss iUf NJ
erson ected 10 sd once sail fai 10 give
40 oai Of Office prescribed by law, before The hrs
Monday of after his election, his oce s4
Sec H. II oneasf Of any oarsed against any lands
or town OTIS shall lot be lald On n neiofe i-e M o9 OF
Dhcenber In each year of c1lle 81 u eis o. o,i
wise herinbcfors Feched the same shat oe CHARGED
the dIp:ate WI thirty per cent euay dn1 Interest
before the H day u June x succeeding and II not then
tefUTe sld 10Th day OF JuHe the eiaiy and Inter
est shall be changed CT sad lat La Of such TAI and me
whole fosther shall institute the de Qleu lax IN such
naa1 eT v law and if such delinquent aud
pena y together with the hafuf The lakes charged On
state Tor he cnrreut year shah not uc alu ol
u before the eth day q December u each yea Inc sse
shall be due and shall be col eed D thea ois9sh
rs hall OF auY such shall be paiI oa or be ore ts O
fii ~ duo on or beio The ssh da # Jaae yeal
shall not be paid on or befeTe sid las naed Gay hen a9
Il
as Of such and the sa5 shall he treated as celrqu'
/ tax Is herein proyleel
SC "a The audit = shall annually, during the mof Of
August make aLd record book 10 BE- provided ~
tui purpose list Of all lands anl t1wn lots returned de-
ql-nf BY the a the precedns s;tiei-is des
cring lands aEd town 10 N SAID ls Is ne saHa ~
dzscrhed duplicate and charging thHTeol .
delinquent foT the year neat Ieet me lnsf
ana Bauty provided IN The preceding sections q
Is act s o. The current year, and shal eei'
Ic iE6rlpi The o1e u wAlch tie same w.
rr.l-sdcd, q "a sisn ths sans eiisciai "
Sec g The ul'y audicr shall, annually On or De
@ M frs Ay ii October, deliver 10 ihe cuury treas
urer ihe duplicate osiaNes requTd by aS 10 DO nads
| 0at -
Se L. Ns;hing il this set tanned sha pTeyeni IN,
sale OF lands r LAKES here o0Te De inqueui On e seol
AIoult Of JaauarY Iss asTeeabv 10 the laws now u
lorcu prescr bing The duties q q Eniy auditors
Sec n section tsnty-iIe Of fs lcf prescFilns tAt
das Vi c5uny auditors sect three and tsu three
ofth art prescribing the duties Of county tsl uIefs ps
Cd March T. ISL; ecns to, three aad nve 81 tS act
90 aaad the aforesaid act, passed. Sa1uary J. is4o M sc
tio one Il the act relating the duties q s4uny treasuT
ers. passed March 2. Il 70, are hereby repealed.
sec. ls This set SHAH take eneG and be IN ioee ron
and al the frst day OF Sc lfe1ber neSt; -
WILLIAM . WOODS,
!Sgeaksr al re HJrse a JleTr, gsntaiuEs-
MARTIN WELKER,
Int AZ ~ e4qfg
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NEw YoRK MAnKEr-Iaas 8


Flsur-5c lower with md dsmaad fur export and home
caas1fn- saes Of 1900 IBIS A. S393 : super Sfae;
Sa65z8 Is for Stae; S3j4 % l1r superue wssier;
Si05d4 Ter Inm5n 10 medium extra Ees-ern St,5f
S45ffor Ehiypng bruds round hoop Clo' the nar ke
ciusas q-ret Cauatian aoar-hode efaie business ses
Of 7llhbs s. I5d for common 10 choice extra Rye
-four sc stiT: sales 5f ls0 hbis at S3d3.3T.
Whs7tDaii viii prices sc1Eceiy 50 s9od sales Of sooJ
bus nj stl sc f5r sfins; % r red yiner
reTs; lke damaged Canal an club ,2 for so-i
WHITE Mich
Rye-Sie.dy al C. 1t6c-
Corn-Onured EIih freedom and rather lswel,
saiesof 3lGo e0d721sc fT iueriT 70 prime mixed
OlSczIce and hmer al a. ass for State and 4 &c for
western 49,. .. 49,
Psk-Salesi s.eady; sales of I25l hBs at Sl72OaI 5
for mes, SIC for prime mess ss p for errs clear Si4
BeefSnToopins: sales Of 30 barrels Al sl17sa 25 for
country Hss si1al355for -epaeked mess and Sl4a5G
for ezra do
Cut Meats steady at sas9lc for shoulders and sssse
LaTd-Heayy; 80 bhls IA ansse and s5 ke
BaIrer-DuH with sales at l9slsc for OhO and l5ae'
for State
Cheeso-Pleniy and duIl at 3as:.
Hi4cs-Market continues 81 asy; sales Of sm Bnouos
Ayres at sc month";; tt0o CsIrn Al 2szr ni1ihs
100 wet saied 90 II IKE 1nt' and 80 southern At
lf5tc
Cion-Narket unchanged sales OF IT05 tales At HssS
Siocks-Were l5ver at The 81 BoarE; va-6s sslc; Lac
GrIuts 81 Pacific Mail Ti1s Cen s2ss; Eu- =;
Hlds1n q a Cls.e ro q; Resiag -. Chi 42ai;
Mich south 2l' dopreferred 81; Lacrosse A e.. G j
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-09
MORNING LEADER OFFICE, !
II-u.nnN Inna s. z n l
Cleveland Produce Marker.

FLOUR-Sales Of IS bbs Al Si5i g. doat s.; 100 bois
ezra at s4s42 Of good II s4Io and Is bhls Al
81 So 20 Ibis best OhIo extra Al Si5 50 bbs al Si Is
bh choice extra 81 There rather more inqsiiy io
select brands
d GRAIN-WHRAT-Sales Of coo hus choice white Al 81;
one car white a. s bus white arise at ssc; one
81; and 2l00 bus red al 7Sc th're Is
slight improvement price f5r st elsss arfIcle
CoRS-salss bus private terms; load al
Sc and 6 o bus At 5I5sc.
oGIsSaleo lO-d At III, bat few "a the ci' il
gaoi demand n upward prees
BARLEY-Sale Of 800 bus II sc.
wHiSKY-saiec Of % Ibis Cuyahosa Valley al lsc
HlGHR-INES-NO sales
PROVIsI0Ns-HA OF cwt TO close oui a lol
ats
BuTTER-saisz rs ,vt central Ohio al lOc; 10 al
I25sc; and le kegs prime condition Il ls5Ee
Eoe-Sale and 81 hhls in shipping crer 81 nc.
Ibis al : hbls Il Te; and ls Do al 40 tendency down
ward.
POTATOEs-Salfs d l05 and 3i2 bus II pacss ranging
from PC 10 Be per goodness and quality
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-09
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND

PORT OF CLEVELAND. 1900. june Slh
ARRIVALS.
Steamer May Queen, viser. Detro SsT bbs h 81 pkgs
mdZ. 210 emldy ibis
Propeller Allegheny, HsrIick, Bufalo 25 moieAAn-
Propeller Dacgtah, Pease. PuTtlo 51hlls whisky
schooner summit Robertson OsWegg 30 bbls salt - tkg,
ndz. l00 bbs ine
SrhnOuer Miami, Connslly, OsNveen; I2T5 bbs silt
Seooaer Coqnstie Harper, Buffalo, II pkgx 43)o
hrlrk.
Sew swallow. Williams. Huron River; 81 clrds are
Scow Diana Clark, Trenton; p feet lumber N lalh
scew Caroline, Tan, Sw1a Greek; % cords Wooj
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-09
CINCINNATI PRODUCE MARKET.

Fielr-The market remains without charge Il c0nse-
quenc; the cca demand continues fair and the Ieceis
eng light the market remains hrm- The sales comprise
500 bbs a sa0e4 or superne and eTrs; the recps
Saturday si2 bbls.
Whisky-The demand costumes good sni Tie malEet
firm sales Of lo hhls II lsls1e the latter rate for
lots
PrgVisious-A continued dull mariet and limited d.
n1ud- Tie tansaci1ns to- ls1 hhds Bacan Sides
al F. ard 5000 "a bulk 10 at Ike decline. N0ihny
done IN aer zrrles and prices must be cunsdsEed
maj. Counercot
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0COuMERCIAL.
pI.IS IN oeN .TESTaI- PVJNTTISc

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PldhfISG
Il Plain aad Or aental Printing Of ever Description
Lone at the Printing establishment OF the Leader Office.
imp-oved and most rapid steam presses IN the
pes style on notice. and Reasonable rates. Pc
attention paid blank work Every description Of
nains done especially Blank BoOks Ledges, Journals,
ala R.srs Rscefvt.z II olcs &c &c
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oSWEGO MARKET-Juae s.
LBY TELEGRAPH ]

Eiouf-8ulef.
Wheat-Wihoui material chance sales Of l00o0 bush
sc for Chi spFiag and SIC ior Nil club,
CJr-Steady; sales OF @ tus ILLINOIS Il &C in store
Hve-Scarce; sales OF 6s00 bus Canadian a IS.
Freehs-U Unchanged; -four 2c wheat s.. and =
10 n T.
l. he Imports I nimportanf.
Canal Exports Ibis -four Sc 600 bus wheat Il 0 bus
com 55Al Olfs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-09

II List Of Vessels passing and Of the Lock Of the
WellaRd Canal, At Port CoIbourne C W Furnished by the
Lock Teader ;othe Board Of Lake Undorgcrs D. P Do
hizs Secre;arY
Stevens. C.ayton, Nor1hen Light, LOrsl; 5rig New
Work; scho1ners Allaui. q. H La hrol- klmau X g
Gibbs. 4 p Handy. Linnis Powell. Eyia- Cloud Berlin
MAY Queeu Traveller Bag QugeR. W B. ugien. G d
No lIs. boat II Perry Ir. the 1tl-SchTs
Light. Emuerur, N AIcNzIr.
bound EAsr-Iuue 5h-Pr1pel Ieffc-s1l Buckeve:
schO0uors ALVIN Br1us1n, Lucy R1ab Empress On the
sth-Propelier C.eveunl; harques < II. Rae. Superior
Quebec: bfiss c Hair Manchester; sralauerS
W II de Witt, Peoria, Oaeda Milerya Cook Flora
Andrews, Josephine a Scofr Rival. H J Whaling. Re
becca John F Warner. Persever Thomas kiuCSf1rl
hiou Republ,can. MerTinzc Cortland Helena Sc
nor Olivia
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Gitn Or0inanfrs.
AN ORDINANCE no LEVY M

A n ORDINANCE TO LEVY AND
- As S s7eeia Tx on al the Real Estate bound
ilg and lb1Iting on Merchant street
sec / Be ordained By the CITY COun II tie Civ OF
Iefe and IEaf the Of be levied aud
sssd upon each an1 every Of the several lots Of
and hounit ard abCttas Merchant street. bftween
- Oair street aad superior Avenue. the purpose Of
ls is the tKpcuse grading and Otherwise imlr.yug
SAID street between ths pain aforesaid
Sec 2 1h1t te II several lois OF lard
bounding OF a ing upon SAD AerclaHt street are-
sad between The poins alargsad shah thir per cen
t1 q! The seIerl amounts OF neY bylhem seyeral cue
A. that behalf or hesre the si day of Aav ls5s Thir
y p9r centum % sad seserai uun1s mIney due
afoes1 before the fteefh day Of Ma ls5s This
y per cent nm al the said seye of money due
s af sal1 o. before the hfteestl day June s5
luxe b anron hereby duly au;n olzcd and Hpponted spe
cal collector n that behalf and per rentu Of the
al amounts Of money due asaioIssd before the
ieelth DAY q July ls Wm. Hart City Treasurer OF
Inc Chy Of Ceyela d. Re subject the pena ard
less allowed By Jaw asnst fh severaly pad at
the times and 10 the pers0ls herein de.iknai ed.
Aassed June Isf. lsds- n COFFINRERRY
J. BAETLETr- CITY CteIk- Pres't OF Council
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An ORDINANCE TO DRAIN

"A Wilsln Avenue. Euclid and ether streets
Scilan Be enacted By CuuEc the City Of
Cleyeland, two thirds ct all the memie caucurring
Ihi Sever Constructed he Westerly side Of VIII
sn AE-nue fon pclt 80 fa s0utkeriF frOm The centre
line Of EUCLID street through the dEe Al Ws5u Aveuue
70 the Curis Run ts7 ca ed for the purpose Of ecag
NE damage of hzt portion Of Euclid lyas and heinE
beteen the MI n the grads at PARK steef Will
So Teuue and Or the puroze Of eeln the dran1ee Of
Wilson Avenue. and n lots and lands lyirc
between Garden se6t ard Eucld sfIeet c1ndurt
ne wafer szfey - Lake Erie such DR. maF
be buif IS IN The discretion OF the Board OF City InprOFe
meas my b deem necess1ry
Sec , fat the and expenses ef sad fT0K ement
be estnaed and issssed al such lots lands
Will be directly belefed thereby II proportion nearly
Is nay be % the direct benefits etgha
Passed June 1t IS SrARKWEAEIER.
J. bAkTLEfr, cry Clerk Mayor
JGul-dloL lss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-09
cLEARANCEs.

Steamer May Queen Viger, Detroit
Propeller Altghany. Herrick Buiiala = bbls four go
bus wheat o bus 100 bus 400 bus rye 81 bb o
50 hbls eggs.
Schooner Kosclusko, Hearns Saginaw: Sc hbls pork
schooner Velocity, Lake. >andasky; no cargl.
Schooner Muskincuzl. hiuinstoa. cagu Is tons coal
Scow swallow, Iilams DetroIf; tons coal
Sow Foresf Chief. Ames Erie; no czrgo
Sew c Pedleton, Becker, Detroit 100 tons coal tons
HIron.
Sow Dina, Clark. Trenton; no cargo
I Sc0w ar1lne, Taft Toledo; 81 tons irua
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-09
RETURNiSG TRAINS.

~ Connecious are ade with Returning Trains from
the points made gcilK sou and last, also, az
CLEVELAND Tor SandusEy. TolCdO. D1trur, thicasO,
Inc, Dunkr Buffalo Niaars u ails and Cnada Noungs
town. Warea and New Castle
E B1gage checked through 10 all points and transfer
red ifoe OF charge.
IL FOrrlckets or niOrma ion apply al the Union Tick
e Office 81 Superior street. At the oce Depot. anu al
all IlailIoad Ticket Ofices.
J. FARMER. Supt, Cleveland.
= A MYERS. Cen Tieket Ag't. Clsve and. mh5
GLEIELAND. ZlNENVlLLk 4 rINCINNAH
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.c5os l63o,
The Northern transportation Co.,

- N~~~AO-@ WI
WILL, DURING The PRESENT
w season run their well known and Dopuar line OF
FIRST CLASS STEIN PROPELLERS and
SAILING VESSELS
kesnry BET Hetn Ogde burE and CswegO, and the Up
per Lakes, forming
DAILY Line betleesR OgdensBurgh and OspeQo.
Gad Ports on Lake Ere
And IIl-Weeky Line between Ogjcnsbug' and Oswego
and P9lts On Lake Michigan Connecting a. OgIleusburFh
with the Osdensbursh and Vernon. Ger tral Route be-
tween Oscensburgh. Burlington, Concord. Mauchesffr
Lawrence, Nashua Lowell Boston; and at OsweKo
with itlFcy CRAWFORD neC OsxcgO llue Of Thir.y Fisr
Class anal boats ta sze the enlarged
speedy and Cheap Route with bat transhipment
tween Roston New England and New Yo md the West
ms t9nlpaDy having made the most ample e
meats az OsN or lcck and Storage facilities with shun-
reish upon the plan pfaetced Ogensburgh guar
entrus' ed 10 its care.
This Line connects at Cleveland with The Northern
lne Of PToEe erSio Lake Superior and with Raroals 10
columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Louisville and 81
AGENTS AND CoNsIGNEEs:
Myers, 2 Coates Olis Kim6all, les Safe ST.
= =, =. " amer Sup; N. York Boston. Mass
y. C. Hogey.j New Yo-k. New York
Hsxey 3 Crawford, OswegO, VIM T. walker. Toledo, o
,Sass, S9M 5e5S r. ,,... N, 8 Ms,heEs Detroit Nh
cONsIGNEEs
Ls9eKEs Co, Racine. y. T. KIRKLsND. shebOygsa
Chamberlin, Crawford & Co., Cleveland 0
.s.1.--l
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Mlanufattures.
Brass FOundery.

Brass FOundePy.
MORLEY & ODLLL HAVING
WI completed their New FOuadeTy at TIE foot OF Viz
prepared make every d. scripen Of
BRASS CASTING. We nanuiarture all Kinds of p
Gets ad Cuck steam AM Gas and he various articles
used the plumbing business Locomotives and Steaf
bIat Bells Hyurs1t all kinds of Brass used by Dis
tilleIs. Mschinesis anu Iailr0ad Companies
] II MORLEY j. H. ODELL-
Cleveland. Ny Is lsl3 myig.otf.
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BRADBURN & FISHER,

SUCCESSORS TO C. BRADB0RN 8 SON.
WHOLESALE GROGERS COM
w mission Merchants, and Dealers in Fish Nails
ssSs and Produee Nos s0and 2 River street and 10 and
q BRADBURN,l 'S'
" a kIsAtk.! aug3ldlY l9i
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-09
STAADART, BEMIS & MURRAY,
RODUCE COMMISSION MERcH To
FLOUR

We are receiving the following well known Lrands1r
Flour on consignment to which call the attention OF
Dealers and consumers
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-09

aiost Of the Citizens Of Cleseznd who use Burning
l1ld know thai he manu- good article and
ell Al this low rri = until further notice hm29
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SMIIH * PUTNAM
~ EoFw5riins and Conmssicu Merchants Dealers IN
SAN fish Wafer ime, las sc also dealers in al
ssIleiits o. Goa BIirk Ware House ls3 3 Is River
c0nsigumenfs. .nbi4 -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-09

CHAMBERLAINS & LEE, MANU-
~ PACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
ALI. KINDS OF SPORTING AND BLASTING Pow
nrrP Olive No ? AfVsairr Rlock unvlr
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Rail Roaos.
La -. -

CLEVELAND AND MAHONING
Y RAII. RlAn.-TIAIL IARI = =. NJ. y
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-09

GOING EAST.
clcreiGAG 70 Y0uBS
fouH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-09

GOING WEST.
iGHaqsfUira % CIcug
iaad.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-07-23
From the Country Gentlemen.
PROTECTION FROM DUST IN THRESH-
TNrH

If your correspondent, "A Subscriber"
will procure thin broad piece of sponge,
large enough to cover the nose and mouth,
(Which can be procured of most of the drug
gists for a trife,) by slieiag III fran large
piece, and fasten this over the nose and mouth,
having first moistenod the same with water,
which imparts very soothing influence to
the nostrils, and at the same time collects all,
the small PARTICLES of dust that would other
wise settle on the lungs by inhaling the dusty
atmosphere, When this becomes filed with
dirt and dust, all you have to do is just to
wash it out in water, and apply to the face is
before. Try it; and should any one be bene-
fitted by so doing, shall feel fully paid for
penning this article, though the thermometer
may stand at 1909 in the shade while ! am
about il. p. b. CRowDER.
Another correspondent says My practice
is to tie piece of slightly moistened sponge
Of good quality over my mouth and nostrils.
This does not at all interfere with breathing,
and but slightly with conversation, and is a
most perfect respirator. The sponge should
have no large holes, and need not be thick
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-07-23
Humorous SrIrrtiuns.

"MLAsuREs NOT MEN" - The Washing
ton Star tells Of Post-Mistress out West.
under whose ministration the mail became
very irregular. The agent went incog on
visit Of inspection, and watched the operation
of delivery:
After opening the bag and turning its
contents on the floor, the post-mistress pro-
duced box, and proceeded deliberately to
measure ont peck of miscellaneous matter
on tho floor Having done this, she com
menccd returning the rest, when Hall found
his tongue.
why, what are you doing there :" he
contrived to stammer ont
"lndade,' said the post-mistress. looking
up, its changing the mail that am"
"l3ut how do you know that you get the
right matter Why don't you look it over
and select your own"
Faith, and it's fools job you'd be after
having me do, replied her ladyship 81
can't read niver blessed piece of ritin', and
when my son Jim (hes had school larnin)
ism here, just measure out our sheer"
10 There was a wag at college with me
who used to amuse the class by the odd ans
wers he would give TO the questions of the
Professor. 1t used to be the custom-and a
very necessary one it was-to spend Satur-
day morning in drilling the class in English
grammar. On one Of these occasions the
following passage occurred between Jones
and the Professor:
"Proiessor--'Well, Mr.. Jones, what do
you unde- stand by masculine p
"Jonos-'That means he men.
"Prolessor-'AndJ feminine I?
"Jones-'That means the tuomen.'
"Proiessor-'And neuter /?
"Jones--'Ahem that must mean the chill
dron =
"Proiessor-'Ah Mr.. Jones whore did
you get that information'
''Jones--'Well, Sir, am not certain but
think you will find it in some of PaIs
miscellaneous writings.
LV- gentleman was one day arranging
music for young lady to whom he was pay
ing his addresses.
"Pray, Miss D." said he, ''what time
do you prefer -
oh she replied carelessly, "any time
will do but the quicker the better"
70 Affeetionate wiie-"Do YOU know Mr..
Brown, dear ?" Husband-'.Yes." "Well.
don't you think him very deserving man y
yes, very deserving. lie deserved a
good thrashing, and the next time he ealants
you home I'll give it to him" Awful pause
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-07-23
agricultural.
TEACHING ANNALS.

The farmer is the schoolmaster of his
herds They are in the habit Of doing daily
as he allows them to do They show train
ing or the want of it, They fly at his APP
proach or they welcome him. They are gem
tie or not, Just as he teaches them to be-
They watch his feet if he is accustomed to
kicking them. They kick back if he allows
it. Nothing adds to the market value of
farm stock more materially with so little cost,
as the habits acquired in youth. The COW,
the horse, the OK and the dog, are valued
much according to their habits or education
50 is the man. The horse is frequently care
fully trained-so is the dog 4; the OK and the
COW are as frequently " walloped into duty -
as any way. | cannot see the propriety in
offering premiums for we'll trained speedy hor-
ses, and not for pillow and draught horses, or
oxen and well-traned cows. In real impor-
lance to the farmers, the latter are far prefer
able. l would wish to urge upon the farmer
and the farmers sons, the importance of care
full thorough training of all farm animals
Use them tenderly and gently at all ages, and
you will see them manifest pleasure rather
than fear at your presence. In teaching them
to work, or to perform any duty, you need
to be thorough, not harsh--kind, not cruel
and your forbearance will gain their labor,
and your kindness their love.-Genesec Far
mer.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-07-23
ioortrp.
THE SWAN SONG OF pARsoN AVERY

u'rom The Atlantic Monthly for July.l


From the Atlantic Monthly fot July.l
When The reaper's task ended, and the Summer
parson Avery sailed from Newbury with hi, wife and
Dropping down I've river hssbor in the sbslop Watch
end Vat
Pleasantly lay the clearings in the mellow summer
mufn,
And the newlyplanted orchards dropping their fruits
And the homeseads like brown islands amidst Of
Broad meadows reaching seaward, the tded creeks
And hills rolled, wavelikc, inland with oaks and val
nuts green
farer home goodier land, his eye had never
Yet away sailed Parson Avery away where duty led
Aud the voice Of God seemed calling, to break the living
To the souls Of fishers starving on the rocks Of Marble
head
All day they sailed at nightfa the pleasant andbrecz'
The blackeuing sky at midnight its starry lights denied
And, far and low the thunder Of tempest prophosied
Botted out was all the coast line gone were rock and
wood and sand
Grimly anxious stood the helnsman with the tier in
And questioned Of the darkness what was sea and what
was land.
And the preacher heard his dear ones, nestled round
him, weeping
Never heed, my little children Christ is vpkng on
To the pleasant land Of Heaven, where the sea shall be
All at once the great cloud parted IKE curtain drawn
aside,
10 lct down the torch OF lightning on the terror far ana
wide .,n..,,.,.,-,
And the thunder and the whirwnd together smote the
There was waihng IN The ehalopi woman's wall and
mans despair
crash OF breaking tmocrs on the rocks 50 sharp and
bare