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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-27
Msrfban6ise.

ARD OIL.-40 bbs. Extra Cincinnati
III a Lard Oil, Winter Strained, for sale by GRANT
BROTHER, Agents for the Manufacturers 81 Exchange
Place. oc25-tf
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"a as -; PHILADELPHIA,
Sa-S ~ ---1S1-Ssr-s WdLMINGTo AND

d aa - W P3HE L , ! ! =
BALTIMORE RAIIR0AD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
On and after MONDAY Nov 29th Passenger trains for
Philadelphia will leave PRESIDENT STREET DEPOT
DAILY Except Sundays as follows:
EXPRESS TRAIN at $50 O'Clock A. NJ, WAY MAI
at NJ. EVENING MAIL at 54OP NJ
ON SUNDAYS at $40 P. NJ. only. All trains connect
with New York Trains except $40 p NJ on SATURDAYS
;, From PHILADELPHIA to BALTIMORE at A, NJ. 1
From HAvRE DE GRACE and intermediate places at
O'Clock P NJ.
FOR STAFFORD, DELAWARE.
Passengers leaving Baltimore at $50 A. NJ connect
at Wilmington with 30 P NJ train, and $40 P ~ from
Baltimore with rs A. NJ train.
N0TICE-A coored persons, whether bond or free v i'll
be required to bring responsible white person. per-
sonally known to the undersigned who will be willing
sign bond to the Company, before they will be
mott VIM CRAWFORD, Agent
LA g u F0R til H. 3
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
On and after November 29th 1885, the will run as
follows:
day. at $40 a. NJ Express daily at sos P NJ for ALL
PARTS OF THE WEST, SOUTHWEST AND NORTH
WEST The Mail reaches Cumberland at $40 and Pied
mond at 40 PM. and lies next morning The Ex-
F0R WAY PASSENGERS
| Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the s 90 A.
! train; between Piedmont and Wheeling and between
Grafton and Parkersburg, take the sos P. NJ from
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 40 P
NJ, and from Frederick at 9 A. NJ
THE ELLlCOTTS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore at
620A NJ and $50 P NJ, and Ellicott's Mills t75O A. NJ
and $40 p. NJ.
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
Leave Baltimore at 4,3O and $50 A. NJ, and 800 and
$50 F. NJ On Sundays at 430 A. VI. only Leaves Wash
ington for Baltimore at 10 and 745 and 40 and
As p. NJ On Sundays at $40 p. NJ only. The second
and third trains only from Baltimore stop way points
The second and fourth trains from Baltimore and Wash
ington connect with trains the Annapolis Road
For tickets Of every kind, information, &C. apply to
j. T. ENGLAND, Agent, or at the Ticket Office Camden
station. SMITH
:, oo,, Master of transportation.
L. NJ, COLE General Ticket Agent n27-tf
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DENMEAD'S IRON WORKS.

a A. MATHIOT s. SONS
EA SOFA AND FURNITURE WAREROOMS,
~ Nos. 25 AND q NORTH GAY ST.
Near Fdyette street,
Extending from Gay to Frederick street.
Always hand large assortment of every variety of
HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE FURNITURE, embracing
Bureaus, Sofas, Assorted colors of
Bedsteads, Tete-a-Tetes, Cottage Furnit'e,
Washstands Arm Chairs, Settees
Wardrobes, Rocking Chairs, Wood Chairs
Spring Beds, Etageres, Office Chairs,
Mattresses Of Marble Tables, Barber Chairs,
Husk, Cotton Reception and Up Cribs and Cradles,
and Hair, hostered Chairs, | Sdeboarts
EXTENSION TABLES OF EVERY LENGTH
Persons disposed topurchase invited call give
stock examination, which for variety and quality
of workmanship cannot be exceed by any establishment
in the country. A. MATHIOT & SON.
auI4-N Nos Is and q North Cav street
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NEW CROP TOBACCO-In store Par
tapas Londres LIST, I'd and 3ds, and other brands
new crop Tobacco. p TIERNAN Il SON., Importers,
oc21-u IL N Charles street.
ID OOFING PAPER-(Tarr and Plain,
Il ga prime lot just received and for sale by
J. A. DUSHANE,
No. 40 South Charles street,
oc29f near Lombard st., Baltimore, Md.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-01-16

IF Judge Douglas is now really sincere
In his shrieks for freedom, what must be
his remorso for rot having voted for Ere
mont? We commend him to the prayers
OF the two thousand clergymen whom he
so violently illuminated
Actaon was devourcd By his own
hounds, Behold Do lglas in the hands
Of the South. How mysterious are the
workings of Providence. Whilst MANY
of the actors in the infamous repesl of
the Missouri Compromise line have been
called to another world TO render final
account, Douglas is left there to be tor
tured through life by an ungra,cful South
that likes treason but despises traitors -
Chirpg1 Dem
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the Cedar Democrat Of the 9th inst.
need not stop to show the. pernicious
effect Of alcoholic drinks upon the healthy
organism, nor the perils which attend
their use as a medicine. This has been
done SO clearly and so frequently, by med.
ical men, as to leave no doubt on the sub
ject in any candid mind. That they may
with great advantage be dispensed with,
in all cases of health, and in large ma
jority of eases of disease, is also general
ly conceded by medical authors. Wheth-
er or not they may be swept entirely
from the board, and thus the pcrls and
mischicfs arising from their retention
be forever avoided, is the simple and only
question in debate.
1shall undertake to prove, by compe-
tent medical authorities, that there is no
case Of disease in the human system, that
cannot be treated as successfully without
alcoholic drinks as with them, and that,
most instances, where they have been
supposed necessary, other agents are more
beneficial, and attended with far less
peril.
DIR. Harvey Lindsly, Of Washington,
d. G. "But, it will be asked, if ardent
spirits are necessary for the cure of dis
ease, shall We not use them? Ia reply. |
have 40 hesitation in asserting that there
IS no state Of the system, however cx-
haustcd or enieebled-no species of mal-
aay, however obstinate or uoyieiding-
no case of disease, however dangerous or
appalling, in which ardent spirit is indis-
pensably necessary, aud in which a sub
stttute, perfectly equal to all the exigen-
clcs of the case, cannot easily be found"
This is certainly strong language 1t
Is essentially and Intentionally compre.
hensive OF all particular cases. 1t is the
major premise Of a syllogisn, which nee
esssriIy includes the minor.
DIR. Thomas Sewall, Prof. of Anatomy
and Physiology, Columbian College, d. !
q. ""hlie We are convinced that there |
Is no case in which ardent spirit is ;a-
Q!spensabie, and ,or which t.ale is not |
an Elllt5 substitute, We are equally as,
SIRE. ilat Sn l,n., ~ ,bnr, =, go, ,,,.,,x
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Are intcx eating D.in.s ever Absolutely
sece>Stryi


" A'oA e"'"I ,er.. ."ns ever A'soin'eiy
In propouading this question to Dr
Cowan, in the ADVERTISER q week or
wo since, I had no intention to tre~t
him otherwise tia, resoec,f,B, Tos
| sumcd the name If 8 yar,y,l " instead of
my own, simply to call attention to the
point, without The least ,horrht of con
ccalinr myself behind the ,;rniturc T
supposed that 7 should ho ot o,ca roo,o.
nized and was entirely willing to bc IN.
deed, wou!l as soon have s;sped nv
own name as any other. if had snpposeJ
that course would have been any more
acceptable than the other. IF the Dr.
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Va Read the article from our st. Louis
correspondent. 1t is from the pen Of "a
good Democrat who supported Buchan-
an for the presidency, and no doubt pre-
sc"ts the view taken by large portion
of the Democracy OF that city as Well as
Of the whole Union. The communica-
ton will be read with interest.
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NJ. Hachallu for ..Iiirher law =,

The Eeening Post notes, as curious
Illustration Of the whirligig of politics,
that the Presidents Message on Central
American affairs found its chief defender
in the Senate in the PRISON of Mr.. Sew
ard, and he supported it on the ground
that it justified a confessed violation of
law by an appeal to the "higher law"
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UNITED STATES.
premiums

10 induce persons 10 interest themselves n
get names for the Mercantile Guide, we OFF, the
following premiums. Upon the recent Of the
names, and pay in advance We will forward thptr
oy express or otherwise, ifordered 70 the addres.
of those entitled.
For 800 subscribers cash &qs On
FOR Zot subscribers, We viii give a spler.
dId line gold watch. warranted so0e
I ON goo subscribers. one elegant gold
iocket glasses, worth I5aO
For 90 subscribers, one elegant bracelet
worth y, =,
For 100 subscribers one sold pen and
holder handsomely engraved, worth 500
For 90 subscribers, ole gold pen and
holder, worth foa
For 40 subscriber, one gold pen and hold
err worth ara
For Is subscribers. one medium cold men
and holder,worth 7on
For IL subscribers one gold pen and
and holder worth ,sc
All communications should be a Idrr ssed to
W. BLAkENEY.
Editor and publisher Of the n Y. Mercantile
Guiee,
No. 1863 Greenwich Street. Ny.
Newspapers throughout the Union publish
ing the above, appropriately displayed 'cludpg
snis nonee, tao months and calling atteB ,ion Cd
ltogisl'y to the same, and sending U. the paper.
VIII pe ehasied to an exchange and re Give |
sola pan and holder worth twelve dollars T,
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Send For t.
Tho most superbly illustrated Maya,
zine ever published in America, is the
December number Of the CosMopoLtrAN
ART JOURNAL, containing over sirty
.ptendtd L'gra rings, and giving full par.
ticulars of the benefits Of the CosmopoI.
itan Art Association, tno dollars q year;
single copies Try ccrn. Specimen cop
les viii be sent to all persons who wish to
subscribe on receipt olive postage stamps
Us cents
Sec advertisement headed "BriU,aat
Iropect's' IN this paper.
Address
c. L. DERBY, Act'y, G. A. 4.
5ts Broadway, New Yark.
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MEssas. YOUNG l. WILCOX, CEDAR
RAPIDS, LINN Co,--The manufacture
of blank books in this State, will compare
most tavorably with the best Of Eastern
work. The firm at the head of this article
is one Of the best, and although but few
months in operation, it has sent out some
Of the most finished work in the State -
Mn. You've IS practical book binder,
witt ar experience Of a quarter Of GEN.
tcry in ali Kinds q wor,l-.nore especial
5 IN bl.nk LJyh5 We call the attention
ofouT county officers, bankers. merchants,
and all those in want Of blank books or
book binding If all descriptions, to the
work done by the above frm
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IA The Lady's sewing Society will
meet on Wednesday next at the house
of MIR. s. s. Daniels. The gentlemen
are envited to be present in the even.
ing.
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cG-The "lincs" sent to US from Wash
ington, Iowa, addressed to "Macgie."
have been so carctslty laid away that We
are unable to ind them. Will the writer
send US another COPY
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BURNETT, book and stationery dealer
OF Nuscatina, has a splendid lot of Pocket
Diaries for 1853. Burnett is well known
as one Of the most extensive business nen
in his particular branch Of trade that We
have in Iowa. Do not fail to send him
your orders for books and paper, and
you will find him prompt and oblig,ng.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-01-16

Messrs. Humphrey & Casebecr, owing
tothc hard times for money p willing to
receive wheat in payment for fruit trees.
Don't neglect planting your orchards.
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SOME few wears arn Mr. R;lJuoIl :.

SoME few years ago Mr. Kiddwcll was
preaching to large audience in wild
part of Illinois, and announced for his
text: '1n my fathers house are many
mansions He had scarcely read the
words, when an old coon stood up and
said,
al tell you, folks, that's lie know
his father well. He lives fifteen miles
from Lexington, in Kentucky, in an old
cabin, and there amt but one room in
the house"
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Agents for the Advertiser.

ArDurant is now the place to get coal,
and }. NJ. Ludlow the man to buy of.
He has reduced the price to Is cts per
bushel, and 3.75 per ton.
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Notes Stolen.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ subscriber had his pocket book, conlal Ainx
the following described promssory notes. stolen
gu the Gath day Of November. A ID 1857, while
travelling on the railroad east of Chicago, to wit
one note against Clement Heart and William
Heart Tor sloo. dated sept 2ith, 1850, payable in
one year from date.
One note against William Heart for sC5, dated
September 2tth. 1856, pa; able in one year from
sste, and payment of 80 endorsed Nov, LIST
1887.
One note against Caleb Barber, for Sl2 dated
sept. 10th 1856, payable in one year from date
One note against Nathan Busby and J. Hotry
4sted Nov. 18th, 1857, for $50, payable July lst,
1854.
All 81 said notes Are made payable to Jacob
stocSsiager or bearer or 10 JACOB Stocksagel or
arder, aud bear iutetest from date. 4 persons
are cautioned not 10 purchase any one Of said
notes, as they are M property. And the above
named person. are cautioned not to pay ANYTHING
apos Item 1ntil they are otherwise directed BY
me OF Ly ). A Bissei, my attorney, Who has NV
Instructions in the premises,
JACOB STOCkSLAGER
1ifton' Zee. ON, 1901. 4stf
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IGrand Exhibition!
| THE GREAT WESTERN
lCZOTHLNG ENPORIUK
Merchant Tailoring Estab-
lishment of
CASAD l. GIL MORE.
Performance
every dayeX
cept Sunday
Doors open
ate o'clk A NJ
performance
commences
At ca A. u. Admission
free. ca. -.
rem half pre-
No post ponement
on account Of the weata
er. Never VAS there
such an opportunity
since the days OF
solomon, TO graf
ifythe eyes
and m nd
with so little
money. Stacks OF
Co.rs of all styles and mate
rails cart loads OF PAHraLocss;
heaps OF VESTS, and cords OF shirts
O, Tor vocabulary that would reach
to the Rocky Mountains, that we might |
l.e alb le to tell YOU Of one halfof our al 4
iatv If all "A
Goods IN regard to prices 'theres no Use
atalk ing We sell So low that we are
often afraid customers may II II
thatwe stea! our goods 30 mot u i
low ourselves to lie over c lae |
by id ln fears, friends; GO me one
and alt and YOU shall "see hat }
won shall see :" |. your eye 81 ght
isp DOR, d.n't forget to bring your
sDec t.u!eS far we Win snUH lou Il
bea tie, OF nature 'simcred down n tho
ura - kettle oil AIT and science ana man
= manufactured into Ready Made n
u Ciuthlng, OF every grade style /
and price. We h ave HAS
toptcasc tie the most Ia
sti dious. to gether
with CAPS that wo'd
pracea Climax.
= hjrts 18th lin
en- b o. SONS,
collars, aud the
yery latest
stylc of Calico
Shir,s Of the most
attIac 1--WE patterns =.
Under garments,
Stothst Crafats,
Neck Ties
Sua- pend
eIa! silk,
Liza en- and
Cot 10 Il
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-, splNwiLT.s TONIC MIXTURE co N

a pets belief in it, Fl ary, Whenever admin.
istered IL Fever AE1r. Il stpra tae fra a. end
deuiy &s shutting 81 sfa.n STEPS locomotive --
Moreover II restores the muscular sigpr and DE-.
pre- sed spirits ofthe patients. Prepared from the
original prescriptions, and with ample direction,
BY James T. Maxwell .,uccessors to James, A.
pm" All - " itt1ans erect IS
Fur sale by W rACLEY
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PERHAM CUTDONE.

I'HE Proprietor Of the MERCANTILE
GUIDE would respectfully call he attention
OF tue Acrehants. Farmers and Mechanics residing
gu. ol .his city to the moderate terms for yearly
subscription TO the Gntds--being to mail subscri.
bers only GO cents per annurn, making IT the
cheapest family newspaper in the
UNITED STATES.
The columns ofthe Guide will contain tia
alvstiety of original and spicy articles, writ.
not only to please, but to instruct In regard
politics it will maintain an Independent tone, and
l ON time to time will advocate such measures as
tend to benefit the greatest number
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-01-16

CtUU7 III, LVtcH, IDWU,
ARE now reccivin. and opening the Largest ard
best ~eiectgd stock Of pods ever blaugh TO this
countIv, v,hich have been selected with great
care, ard purchased upon the Lest terms from the
manufacturers agents, thereby saving the advance
usually paid ty those purchasing only small guam.
titles from iobbers, aud enabling us to offer them
to our friends At . small advance upon Eastern
prices. We respectfully solicit an examination Of
our Goods, before purchasing elsewhere as we are
determined TO dispose OF them al Chicago and ST
Ioas prices.
We name in NAT
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Misc elaine us Articles

Lamps, Of every descriptions Sewing Birds
crochet Needles. china Figures Patent Nutmeg
Graters. Port Monnaea Secar Cases curtain pins
and land, Banjoes, Tambourines, Noins, Guitar
and Violin strings, speetac,cs. Pocket compasscs
Tape Lines, Horse Fleams Pocket Knives. Star
Rods, House, Whitewash, Scrub, Dust ana Paint
brushes Stair and clothes Brushes Toasters sad
Irons, Patent Selfheating Irons House Bells Rat
Traps, etc. etc. 25tf
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Just Try One Bottie.--Price Is cts.
Seft1e TDli

5GttIe UpL.
ALL PERSONS knowing themselves inde bt
ed to The tndersi sncd. either ts rotc Or look &C
coant. are hereby housed 70 ral and settle the
same before the Fir: day of sept next rs hy do.
ing 50 the. aill save trouble ana costs
21rl5 r. 4. +, . AFluSOS,
Toronto Iowa.
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T ofer for sale ell my ToSn property. together
i or In lots 10 sui, purchasers. And alsa a farm
three mites Lest Of Upton on oagsr Greek. WI
'mberea, and ssil ratered. ons OF the lost stock
farms in I.wa. ever ons hundr.e acres broke ana
fenced. dwelling House and 4 xsod well Of Va
ter, coata! ming 49, acres.
For terms ~ sale cali on the undersigned In
Upton. l4tf JOHN II. STARR
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HuMBoLDs GENUINE PREPARATION
of Highly Concentrated Compound
Fluid Extract Ruc:,u.


| oI" ohNA PREPARATION
Oj VjDhyV EN1nnnsrnseA Tnmr,n,,rJ
s "ssu SNs"PVuAG
Eiulf Ey!rnct Rrcs.,,
=, ,, "'. c"enus
for Dtss7seS 81 TIE Rtadirr, kiuqcgs Gynpef Drcn.
sy, Feakness Obstrnctioax Srrrgt D;seos.s
Fenaie Cnsqt I1.,t, end M D;s.o-.sr ~
-. 60 ~, "N''V
sr;s,g t.o, r,,sso' e''" organs.
,,nynS al r, anu ihpf aoences IN lie, and re-
"'''' VI 1saea' organs, whether existing in
MALE OR FEMALE.
From whatever cause they NAV hayr nri,,a.es
And Mater of How Io,g sta,.,,o
Giving health and vigor the Frame and RInom - ts
JOY TO THE ATCv xru,rp,,
1t Nervous and DeDitaed suerrr. and go.
all the symptoms, among which will be found
lndisposton to Exertiop
Loss Of Power, Loss of Memory.
Dithculty Of Breathing, General
Weakness, Horror Of Disease Weak
Nerves Tremhlin Dreadful Horror q Death
Night sweats, Cold Feet, wakefulncss, Dilnness
Of Vision, Ianguor Universal Lass,na. ,f ,ha d..
caiar system, Often Erroneous Appetite with Dysprrtic
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GIssMITH,s TRIMMINGS.

Independent Of an extensive Stock of Guns, We
have al al times GA hand Rifle Barrels assorted
Gun MouningS, single and double Triggers. Pat
Brooches, Bleak-o;ls Filed cocks, Forward and
ba' Action Can Locks, Wnd cutters, Bullet
Abulds, Nipples aud Wren hes Sun Worms, Rod
Ends Main Springs, Tail Pins Sheet Brass aud
German silver, and everything pertaining 10 this
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INF iILIKT,E Nrn =


Pharmacy and Chemistry.
Win the greatest accuracy ard chemical knowledge and
care devoted IN It's csE nation. See Professor Devices
aaais WORKS on te practice Of Physic and most Of
tho Late Standard nnrLs A. loiro - = 80 ".
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-03-10
THIS PICTURE AND THAT.

l have subdued the nations of the
earth-is there no other world for me to
conquer?-Alexande the Great.
have fought good fight, 1 have fin
ished my course, 1 have kept the faith,
henceforth there is laid up for me a
crown of righteou sness.-St. Paul, the
Apostle.
Although the fig tree shall not BIOS
som, neither shall fruit be on the vines,
the labor of the olive shall fail, and the
fields shall yield no meat. and the flock
shall be cut off from the fold, and there
shall be no herd in the stalls; will re-
joice in the Lord; l will joy in The God
of nv salvation.-Habakkuk.
1 am taking leap in the dark
Hobbs, Infdel, when dying.
Though 1 walk through the valley Of
the shadow of death, will fear no evil.
David.
o.! God-if there be a God-have
mercy on me.-Thomas Paine when dy-
ing.
For know that my Redeemer liveth,
and that he shall stand at the latter day
upon earth; and though, after my skin,
worms destroy this body, yet in my
flesh shall 1 see God.-Job in view of
death.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-03-10

Cosr OF THE BRrrIsH GOVERNMENT
OF the total income of the British gov
ernment, last year, amounting to about
1856. .O00,O 900, the amount received from
customs was sl15,O0O,OOO; from excise
S85. 100000; from stamps s35, 5,OOo,-
600; land and assessed taxes SIS, ,O0o,-
600; income tax s75,OOO.O0O; and
Post-office S16,OOO,OOO.
The principal expenditures were sl4o
900, 900 for interest on the national debt;
$40, 100000 for the Army, and $780,
900, 900 for the Navy. The total eI-
penditure was about S353. 900, 600.
About sci 900. 600 was applied to sal
aries. &C., Oh the revenue department !;
$40. QUO. 900 10 redeem Exchequer bonds
and among the charges on the consoli-
dated Fund is one of about So. 600, 900,
being a compensation 20 his Majesty the
King of Denmark for the abolition of the
Sound Dues or tolls on ships. The bal.
ances remaining in the Exchequer on
the 3Oth of september amounted to the
sum of 100000.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-03-10
Mfstellaneous.
A FRENCH WILL STORY,

sis she dead then2"
ayes, madam" replied gentleman in
brown coat and short breeches.
"And her will?"
"ls going 10 be opened here Immediate
ly by her SOLICITOR
"Shall we inherit anything7"
al must be supposed SO; we have
claims"
"Who is that miserablv dressed per-
sonage who intrudes herself here?'
"Oh, she," said the little man sneerins
-"she won't have much in the will; she
is sister TO the deceased"
"What, that Anna who welded in 1912
a man of NOTTINGHAM Officer
"Precisely So"
'sShe must have no small amount Of
impudence to present herself here, before
respectable family"
"The more so as Sister Egerie, of noble
birth, had never forgiven her that n,e,al
hanee."
Anna moved at this time across The
room in which the family of the deceas.
ed we're assembled. She was pale: her
fine eyes were filed with tears and her
face was furrowed by care and preco-
cious wrinkles.
"What do you come here fora" said
with great haughiiness, Madame de Vile.
boys, the lady, who, moment before,
had been interrogating the little man who
Inherited with her..
"Madam," the poor lady replied with
humility. Il do not come to claim part
of what does no; belong to me; | come
solely to see M. Dubois, my poor sisters
solicitor, TO inquire if she spoke of me
al hes last hour"