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BFIdge CDNfFatfs.
Amount paid Daniel KOstcnbadur Roaringcrcck
township,
Amount paid Daniel Koslenbader franklin
township,
Amount paid Dan'l McTlenry, Benton township.
Amount paid Ira Saunders, Pine & Greenwood
townships
Amornt pard Jacob b. Sucker, rishlngcrcek
township,
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W 81 900 REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR ANY
Medicine that will excel PRATT Il BUTCHERS ) Ma
GlC OIL for the FOL low in! diseases --Rheumatism
Neuralgia, Spinal Affections, Contracted Joints, Cholc
Pains Pains in the Side Back IIel ddchc, Tooth ache,
Sprains Sore Threat cuts, Bruises Burns, and all
diseases of Ihi skin, Muscles and the Glands. None
genuine without the signature OF pratt Butcher"
attached each lahnl. Principal oiFac 40i Washing,
ton street, Brooklyn, New York. Sold by C. N. IA
GENBuCH, Druggist, Bioomshurg.
W THIS is certify thai, have made hut one appli
cation Of the Magic OIL my fingers which have been
dawn from contraction of the cords, brought on by
rIieumalism. 1t was Of seventeen months standing
and am now entirely cured. | chceruliy recommend
ii TO all Afflicted likewise.
}. VI. FlNBROOK,
~ Locust street Harrisburg.
August l, ISj7
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E5 THERE Is NO SUCH WORD AS FAlL.-Rca&
the advertisement IN another column, headed IIelm
bolds Genuine Preparations"
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MILL .qND .L7CHLNE COMPANY.
CAPITAL. TWO HUNDRED AND FlFTY THOU
SAND DOLLARS.
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DFFUPt NFVHTrS.
Amount paid s1ndrY pcrsuns tor repairs,
do john Snyder, for repairs at Or
HnpGvilc bridge,
Amount paid JOHN Eat for repairs at Light st.
bridge,
Amount rmdIl r. Kline, for repairs at Orange
bridge,
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GOOD NEWS FOR HARD TIMES.

Jan 90, 1858
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WINTER.- The length of the evenings
IN Winter, which render it necessary to
find some scdcntary and domestic diver
sion, may also contribute to render read
ing more favoritc amusement than in
summer. Well selected books ani news
papers enable the imagination to create a
summer in the midst of frost and snow,
and with the assistance ol Il cheerful fire,
whose comfortable warmth supplies the
absence OF the sun, the winter may tc
made n, pleasant as the season Of vcrnal
breeze or solar cilugcncc.
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INROM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
IL OF THE WEST, SOUTHWEST, AND NORTHWEST. BALT1-
MORE AND ONO Raj ROAD
Summer nts spiA greatly improud schedules.
Three daily (except Sunday
from Washington the West folows:
LIST The CINCINNATI EXPRESS MAIL starts at SIS, M, al
lowing passengers House. Washington
junction. before proceeding This passes
D.
Central Ohio train & Columbus Cncinna and Intermediate
reaching Cincinnati 1t II 80, .. M noxt day.
GREAT CINCINNATI LOUIS EXPRESS
Washington ncludng Sunday p reaching Gin
cinnat connecting directly with Express
Louisville Cairo and tho Southwest, for st. Louis
Time from Washington to Cincinnati only IS hours and
st. Louis only A. hours. as.a&B Eaff
81 CINCINNATI DAYTON, INDIANAPoIH, CAIRO, ST LOUIS
CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN EXPRESS leaves except Saturday
and sunday $780, Washington junction Bal
tmore Baltimore 10, On Sunday night the
this the Washington
5l6, m, g 80, train from Washington
Parkersburg and all stations the Northwestern Virginia road
take the 0s0 train For all points the Marietta Railroad take
the
nom Washington by
both directions the closest
have been oerod the travelling public every
advantage that the tho Baltimore
Railroad could
und other possible facility will be found this
tt
passengers for the the Baltimore Ohio Rail
Washington points
between Piedmont and wheeng take tho $50 train To
with tho Frederick take the So M, train
For tickets Of all kinda baggage checks and further information
apply TO TiOs H. PARSONS Agent,
~ Or at the ticket ofhce Washington station.
W. r. SMITH,
- Master Of transportation
j. NJ. COLE,
ft#ai tN+s General Ticket Agent.
o ,eko J. y
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REV york ADvERnsERENrs.


3. c. Herring = Co,s Patent Champion Safes.
TIME subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
finding that discriminating public bestowins their patron
exhibit all
hc stock have enlarged their depot BY opening extensive ware
Broadway No 25 OF street
posts Hall This Of warehouse With tho
enlargement VI their factory Will nab e sasscr
hand s times larger stock o IRE ard burglar
proof any other establishment in the world Particular At
will be safes for families match
with other furniture for the security of plate and swsiry
ALSO sf9f We
VIII keep money vault
DOORS paten powder proof banks
Jones bank lock aud cyger
patent iotter lock, without key.
fl 88e' 8. C. HERRING l. Co.
Nos 1876, l37 aud l39 Water street. and
No. 25l Broadway Murray st., New York.
". C0YIE 4 co., Agents
Washington, d. G.
b. w. KNOWLES, Agent
May 25-1y Richmond. Virginia.
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Vol. XIV. NO. 70.

for and which this based
increase dmush the the
headed 'hcelsneousr n the schedule
Persons whoso offer shA be accepted will be notified by letter
hrough tho which shall SUFFICIENT
and they DO not Guitar into consct the supps specified
within fifteen days from the date d notice the bureau Of the
Of their bid win with other
and the m such defaung bidder VIII be
held rcsponsble br all deinQuencies. sf lsT
All oiors with this advertisement will,
at the option of the bureau, be rejected
Those only whse accepd viii be notdcd and
tracts will be rosy for execution thereafter DO
ucable. July 3-lawiw
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Rlr1laopx, May s, 1858.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.
From WASHINGTON CITY to Virginia Tennessee, Georgia. Alabama
Mississippi, louisiana Arkansas and Texas.
Through great Rail
Once OF Pennsylvania and Sixth Washing
board the Steam Ferry Boat George Page the Once OF
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, at Alexandria.
10 Richmond, Danvie Iynchburg Bristol Knoxville, Dalton,
Atlanta, Chattanooga Nashville, Huntsville, Grand june
ton, Memphis Montgomery, and New Orleans
Direct Route and Continuous Railway Connexions Memph
Aordng Expedition being
shorter than by any other
tho Seventh
ats O'Clock Alexandria whore passengers the
Richmond, Charlottesville Staunton White Sulphur Springs, Wood
stock for Richmond and all points Southwest
making and close connexions 10 Mcmphis ftt at
baggage and omnbuses leave the Office Pa
O'Clock, q. m, and 7, p. m.
& JAMES A. EVANS, Agent,
June 18---tf Washington.
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RRADYS GALLERY, 352 Pennsylvania avenue
III seventh swecny RttsnAuurc FAINT Co.'S
sAnkiug ouse BRADY bss rssecfsy to inform Tho public
that ia consequence @ o liberal he has
qncsn 0papins hs Photographic Gallery wahiugop
nary 10 bis original ntcciop keep bpcn during the
An onspt corps q artists w bo constantly attendance 70 xe
eutc hotosrsrs and smbrcyl n Mo ess possible
Prices ruHgir9 from dollar npsourds
Tue collection q portraits q distinguished mon At this gallery ne
largest In the world aud for public iuspev every IN, l
days cxeoptcd from ?, ms 10 UP m lg9 ts4- ~ a
July I--eod3mos
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ROYAL MARRIAGES IN TURKEY--THE SULTAN's
DAUGHTERS AS BRIDES.

-, Correspondence Of the Londen Times, june 81
On Thursday last the first part of the nuptial ets
ended with the solemn procession of Nczibeh Sutana
her abode where her had already preceded
her on Monday last Both ceremonies extremely
curious especially the taking home of the BRIDE
it afforded of the few opportunities of casting glance
the internal life of the Imperial Serari and its time
from the circumstance that the Bosphorus the
which II was displayed. Not only did this enhance
the beauty of the ceremony but it made It much
public than il would have been otherwise When the
marriage cop goes by lan it is formed inside the gates
and those outside only the string of carriages t
The ceremony was announced for the hour of noon
but long before that time the part of the Bosphorus
in front of the imperial palace alive with caqncs
OF every size and description, from tho stately five
cared, with it's crew In Brussa ,silk shirts down to
the most modest snglcoarcd caiqucs, with rag for
a carpet and jew for a boatrnan Before the wait
ing rooms which separated by courtyard, trans
formed into garden from the palace ITSELF the cques
of all the pillars of che State were drawn up in
line waiting for their mssers These latter perform in
the marriages Of Sultanas Ais part which p common
marriages belongs tho friends Of the bridegroom while
the female portion of their milics paid their homage
the bride IN the harcni. Tho palace showed great
signs of preparation All the range of the apartments
for males and the State apartments looked dead and
deserted usual only at the gilt iron gate which leads
10 the harcm symptoms of life visible Tho passage
leading down from the porco to thc gatc ws saciAsed
hy high screen of red CLOTH and tho steps oovcici~A
gorgeous carpets, which gaudily drsUd slave cidrn
disporng thgmuevcs. fow pn3we servants car
rying trays tied up in ooorcd gauzs along the quay To-
wards tho caIquos cunuchs in gilt unifor making
themselves busy and now and then whitc faced palace
dgnitay trying to look active were all TINT appeared
But there seemed little life in the palace much the
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HALE SMITH, Counsellor -at-Iaw
WI Rooms a. "a, No 10 Wall street, New York.
Aug 1S-nf
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CORNER PINE AND NASSAU STREETS, NEw YORK,
ISSUE circular notes and credits for travellers,
available All the principal cities Of tho world Also, nercan.
tile credits, for In Europe, China, &c
May 2s--6mos -t
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GPLENDID SCHEMES FOR JULY, 1866 GREG
~ DRY MAuRY, Managers, VII MINGTON DELAWARE To be
under tho Commissioners appointed BY the
Governor.
$40 200 Lottery the STATE OF DELAWARE
Class 49, 1888 To Wilmington D Saturday
10, 1853.
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENTS Tho steamer
- GEORGE PAGE will follows
Leave Alexandria at TO- II o'clock, 4, and o'clock,
Washington no. 0, O'Clock M; g. and O'Clock,
= sss III +
The THOMAS cOILYER, when the route will q opposite
hours Fare Is ccnts
Whacys connecting tho Page and Colyer will
Capitol 18th and Pennsylvania
the Time the boats leave Alexandria. ss
Jane s--cod--n RICHARD wAILACH, President
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I,oR WHITE LINEN. COATS PANTS, ANp

Ls0R WHITE LINEN COATS PANTS, AND
IL vEIssrge all tho bost and rabrcs
with sos cohs, sxncrcs, vcs - q
cssas under shirts gloves .utPenders, hallhc hsndkcr
chiefs tk and incn tmhress &c - 3tf'09 ed4 NT9I
one only and deviation no person Is over
charged 'ti~tf r-R'. AfAh'f etsis1.l.if5 tlt
tt'.ft
Ne cxpc The cash for bill de proxme The
credits on which We buy shpeucd
shorten the time which 9 teQ6Q 10 - 5s6
@@ XXI f4- . FERRY A BROTHER
L "Centrsl stores, /" building, AlE
June s7iedd s8fgen ne opposite Centre Market
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mo. Gl5.l
r mo. Gl5.l
Notice for the Restoration Of certain lands 10
Market In the State Of Florida.

Market In the State Of Florida.
YNEE grant Of land made by act of Congress. APP
May ~ to the state Of 70 a bsn ns SON m
adjusted authorize the release from withdrawal OF the lands
withdrawn from sale entry which lie outside Of
s each side Of the Aabama and Florida the Pensacola
Georgia. the Florida Atlantic and Gulf Central and the
railroads. in the aforementioned townships which
s nvS % ng ,Sn o y1 %e y sd d
subject prra entry AZ Ae date Of 'oidrapi will DO restored 70
he ordinary minimum oi 81 Is per acre prices which
they may have sr.daasa 2. the dao Of M av o San
tember next, viz
Sorsa Of line and eas f the principal meridian.
Townships . and Q, Of ranges !, ., 8, 4, andS.
Townships 3, ranges ii, IL, IS, II, and IS.
Township l, Of range 49,
Syah Of line and eaa ofaae priacipal meridian.
Townships . and 3, OF range 1,e.'-
Townships !, 2, and 3 Of ranges 2, Q, 49, g. and
Townships /, 2, and g. Of range TO-
Townships 3, or range II.
Township /, Of ranges I3 and IA.
Townships and ., of ranges Is and 10.
Township l, Of range II.
North Of ae bose line and rca r Ne principal meidan.
Townships and 3, FRANCO l. . a.
Townships i, s. and Q, Of range 4 "
Townships !, 2, I, s, aud g. o. ranges aud q
TswnsSs and and 8 q range, Tsasss y = and s ~
Townships l. 5, 8, and o. OF range IL.
Townships ! and q ranges is, TO- 30 al a. and as
Townships /, 8, 4, and s, Of range 2s.
Townships 8, 4, and s, Of range 81.
townships and o. OF range 35
sguA n ne line Of the princpai meridian
Township cr 10 H. 10 49, 49, 10, 90 81 22 49, a.
Township 1 and o Of ranges 20 and 27. @
AT Monday the day Sep
tember next viz: Afat ,eEsf bE ah&
South Of the base as and Of ae principal meridian.
Townships and 3, of range IL.
Townships 2, 4, 10, and IA, OF range IA r...
Townships !, 8, Z, Il y, ls, and a Of range ls
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE RICH
lNl pade Worn BY Kings Empcors whas Why,

a
Because God himself provided for all
Reader although the roae bloom brightly in the glowing
head covering the hair be snaricd and shrveed
more saa ham Sa hor charms Prof woods Hair Rsorave
two or three tmos week viii restore and permanently secure 70
tho first Is tho celebrated pianist, Thalberg:
Nxw YoRk, April 10, 1853
DEAR SIR Psrm. The obligations am unaer
original color About the
my United States rapidly becoming
cd its original your very wonderful
Invention, quite cnlcaoious as wen as agreeable
am, dear SIR, yours, truly, ,,
"Dryeh ar Gwyedydctn
wech Newspaper Once la street, April IA 1853
Pnoy O. j. woop Dear air some ago
bottle Of Hair Restorative and gave my Wife who
my surprise after few weeks trial has performed that wonder
t,s beausng and thlcEenng tho hair strongly
"'o'o 's''''A"N' " ~ = CHARLES cARDEw
N1w YonK, July rs, 1857
woop with confidence do recommend your Hair Re-
ung your Hair Restorative my whiskcrs which al
white, have gradually grown dark and now feel confident
all dandru and unpleasant itching
among persons who persprc freely. J. O. KliBf
Peoy wooD years my hn commenced falling OF
and turning gray was fast becoming bald and had tried many
sT%i @ % nc ew ssS, sopon u my hair
a up grow and turned back to is former color (back) Al
anse and checrialy recommend its all. J. D. HOES
CfncAoo, H. May l. 1857.
b0ea OF three Sizes,
tum small holds Af pint and reas for dol
per bottle the medium holds least twenty PER cent more N
proportion retal for dollars bottle the large
holds quart forty proportion and retas for ~
WOOD Co. Poprictors 312 Broadway, New York. Tin the
York Wire Railing Etabshmont and ia Market street.
st. Louis Mo. fet.e.
And sold by good Druggists Fancy Goods Dealers.
May 13-d3m 49,
INTERESTING TO LADIES' When in the course
huns ladies gentlemen Of their greatest
natural attrdona head of har becomes matter Of
rious Importance tho question What shall do TO stop the
hair from falling And bcartyg In reply to
this DIR. Harris Hair Promoter and I'm
few applications will atop tho hnir falling breaking,
tho scalp ccan and white and part fc
vgor 10 tho r although have becn bald
auxnrant hcad OF bar Call and bottle, and satisfied
nfter tho second application and got the paid
Ask m pr Arris Hair Promoter aud Improvcr Sold In Rich
moud by w.PETERsON, Druggist, ~
Corner Maine and 18th and Main and Wall streets
Sold in Washington by GILMAN drugs Pcnnsyvana ave
May 2i-Sm
VTTANTED---A Physician or Lawyer. with cash
wv capital 5000 u oo0 OF
an sstabshed weekly Rural 6uthcncr This oppor
tunsy 10 lucrative buanceA In ccnnsSion with ks
fcssi In oahhns whlc, st The
thoroughly establish himself n biz prcs sion 4gry Y 4 ys
Aoopy o,hs paper wishing % see H.
june 8 4af ft Halfitn Nr ~ l4tsl ~
VXTET NURSE WANTED. Apply at 425 u street
wv op, osie Department white woman prorred
jane ~
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

I,ROM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
IL OF THE WEST, SOUTHWEST, AND NORTHWEST. BALTI
MORE AND ONO Raj ROAD
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psEdors Of the papers viii pcssc copy hd send their
tho Pstcn ONCE with containing ts notice
June 6-laNsW
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VXTET NURSE WANTED. Apply at 425 u street
wv OBJ oe Post oncs Department whs woman pr'0re'
June ~
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PHILADELPHIA.

Class class No Sons class No Yellow pine TIM
No YELLOW pine lumber class No Whte-oak and
hard wood class No o Whepue timber class No Lime ea.s
No Cement No Gravel class No TO- Slate
class No H. Iron iron nails and spikes class No H. Steel class
Paints, oils and glass Class No. 16 ship
chanery No l6 Sperm oil class No H. Hardware class
stationery class No. 10 Frewood class No 20 Hay and
straw No. 49, Charcoal class No
Boiling packing aat ho,c class No. 81 Ausers class No. 2s
Iron noatd.
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NEW YORK

CIass No. Ston class No g. Yellow pino
mbsra Oak ami hard wood mbor class No White
pine spruce juniper class No Limo AMI hair class No g.
Cnnln Gravel and sai class No. TO- Slate class No
H. spikes and nails class No H. Steel class No 10 Pig
shp chandcy class No lek Sperm oils class No Il Hd
No a No "a. Charcoal class No. 23 Bsing,
PACKING No "a Copper class No % Iron work
26 Machinery and tools class No 2 All
gprs
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WASHINGTON.

Class No T. Bricks .cass No. O. Yellow pine
timber class yellow pine lumber class No o. Oak hard
wood timber o. White pine JUNIPER
and cy press class No No Cement cass
and sand elias. No H. Iron iron nails and spikes
class No. H. Class No 49, Pig iron class No H. Files Class
Paints No le Ship chandlery class No l6s
Sperm No IT. Hardware class No is Stationery class
No To- Erewood No. Hay and staw class No 81.
Provendo No 30 Charcoal class No. 23 Betting, packing
and hose.
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DUNCAN. SHERMAN, 4 CO.,
BonkSrs.

May 25-1y
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For the Spirit Of Democracy.

MR EpIToR:-Some of the so.called
Republican papers are talking about re.
pealing our Independent Treasury law oi
last winter.
Now be 1t remembered that same party
repealed the Democratic law against the
imported Yankee Shinplasters, by which
the people of Ohio lost more than Eve
millions of dollars. Do they want to try
their hands on another repeal? Their skill
in finance is proved by the Yankee Shin
plasters which constitute our currency.
Reader. think of sending Yankee Shin
plaster calling for$l 90 home for redemp.
lion, all the way to Knave. Sink in the
north corner of Maine, the same being at
IS or 80 per cent. discount. and then you
will appreciate the financial skill of our
political opponentsi!l A.
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contribute your influence towards increas.
ing its permanency and usefulness in future
This can be done by attendance and labor
at its sessions.
It is plainly visible that the labors of q
few, however devoted to the work, are
insufficient to support it for any consider
able length Of time. So far the Associa-
tion has been well attended and fully sus-
tanned, even beyond the expectation of its
friends The novelty of the thing now
ceases to act as stimulant, and peculiar
crisis. If the expression is allowable, seems
to threaten lis continued usefulness.
You cannot, fellow-teachers consistent
With your own interest suffer this over.
hanging cloud to submerge this body.
without the effects being sensibly felt by
every member Of the profession in the
county. In order, therefore, to sustain it
your united exertions in it's behalf will be
called into activity at its next session.
The time Of meeting is peculiarly anspi-
cious. The finest season of the year, and
time too, when persons engaged 10 agri-
cultural pursuits have as much leisure as
at any other period of the year. .
Under these circumstances it is earnest
ly enjoined upon every teacher of the
county, male and female, to make all the
necessary arrangements for attending the
next meeting Of this body. Come one
and all, let every teacher bring sonss6ody
with him. Let the town and the hamlet.
the hill and the valley. from the "Dan to
the Ber Sheba " of the county, vie with
each other 10 sending the largest delcga.
tion. If this Is done we may expect Q
mighty gathering" Of the instructing
talent Of ''O'd Monroe" q great revival,
a grand waking up--in shor: big time
generally.
Let me again, IN conclusion, urge upon
you the necessity Of general attendance.
Remember the time-the last Monday Of
August, 1858. 3. POWELL,
President Of the Association.
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A DISTINGUISHED gentleman. Ex-Gov-

A DISTINGUISHED gentleman, Ext Gov
ernor of an Atlantic State, was employed
for the defense on q trial for murder
The Governor found it necessary, In the
course of his speech. to comment with some
severity on the testimony of q witness for
for the prosecution. In the midst Of a
most searching and logical sentence. where
in he was convincing the truth, he was in.
terrnpted by . juryman-s tall. lank fellow
evidently from the backwoods-who. ri.
sind, addressed the Governor:
See here, Mr.. Lawyerl ] don't went
sou to 60 on that way abusing me; wont
stand it; III break mp the court if yon do;
I didn't come here To be abused!'
My dear sir replied the Governor, in
his politest manner. Il was slluding to the
witness. not to you; my remarks we're not
Intended to apply to any of the jurors
Well, then, said juror. just quit a
pintiDg your finger at me when you talk
that way His Honor smiled audibly
for the first time in his life, as be sat on
the bench.
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! a QUICK oAURTER.

A boy worked hard al day for 3 quar-
ter Of . doliss. With the quarter As
bought spples. sAd took them to town sndi
sold them on the street for dollar. With
the dollar be bought sheep. The sheep5
brought him lamb, and the fleece brought
hin snothcr dollar. With the dollar be
bought him another sheep The next
spring be bad two sheep. two lsnhs aud
. yssrling sheep. The three 0eeess hs
sold for three dollars. and bought three
uors shsep. He now had six, viii fsir
prospect He worked. where - found
opportuuityfor hay. corn and oats. ed
pssturing for his sheep. He took The
choicest eass Of them. and soon had s.
dock. Their WOOL euabled him to buy
pasture for them, and BY the time hs was
twenty ,one be had . fair start in life. and
all from the qzsrser esrned u eiS ~