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SATURDAY AFTERNOON'S REPORT
FRnlI NEW YORK.

Nav YoRk, Oct %.
The Washington correspondent of the n. Y.
Times says:
Sir Wm Gore 0usley will leave for Central
America to-day. The treaty which he is, instructed
pared, will be entirely satisfactory to our Govern
ment
By the bark Virginia, Demarara dates are reed
mp 10 Sept. 29th.
The sugar crop was nearly all gathered in, and
Is one of the most abundant for seOeral years
Business was duh at Brebice and Demarara-
Several Of the houses which succumbed during
the spring pressure, had again commenced business
under favorable auspices.
The steamship City of Baltimore sailed to-day for
Liverpool with 2iO passengers and S365,OOO in
specie.
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DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,
Prepared BY Cornelius =. CheeseEan, VI d

Prepared By Nofuehu. =. theeseElany VI Ds
NEW YORK CRY
The combustion inreiiauI. these Pills are he 10
salt of a long and extensive ptlrge They mid IN
heir operation, and ceraa cuIreiIu ali irregularities
Panied aIcnstrua'iaas removing al distractions whether
fr5a cold OF otherwise. hea-ae pain the side, ppta
non OF tbo heart whites. al affections, h,srvricz
fatisus pain she back limbs, Sc, distuIhed sleep
wal-l arise from ifteIruD'ioa of nature
TO NARRTZD LADIES.
Dr. Cl-esemans Pills Iaysuahc they vIii briug
the monthly period vih regularity Ladies xh1 have been
Disappointed the 81 oher Pills can placs tie umos
ooaddsucs DT Cheeseman's Pills dong all that tcy rep
resent 90 do.
NOTICE.
Tsrs roaii6a Of tle fr1slle sgsu trirh The
Ps cannot Be- t1LsH r-ifl0uf pT0furlzg PECULIAR RE
SUIT Tae condition FsfsIres 20 as PREGNANCl-fle
result, MTSCARRIAGE SzrA "a I1rcy.sta5le fcuisncy
tie u1z-ls restore The serai fl-ifcs 70 norma
c0lztfoa RAT ne Ttroszrs l5sT Of H1tzrs cazHo
rcEs,
Warranted pgEe,y vegetable aud Tree from anything IN
iur1us Explicit directions which should be read, accom-
psuy each box Price 81 Scrt Iy anal enclosing 81 10
DR CoENELTUs l. CFEEsEHAN Box s,53l, Post Ofice
Ner York Civ
soLD Py oNE DRUGGIST N EyEEy TOWN N THE
UNITED STATES
r b. HUI CHINGS.
General AGENT for the Uutsd states.
It's Chsz-l.r- New York,
To 6.1a or tsl5lcs-I- 0rtcrg sagzL3 D. 1laf-slfL
SOS -uIf In 7..yafaHf gv HFI FISK.
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HARPER's MAsAzISE--The seventeenth vol
ume of this popular periodical is completed with
the November number, which has been received
BY Cobb d Co. and Hawks & Brother. Its lead.
ing papers are are, the commencement Of a
" History of Ethan AIlen;' The Voyage Of
Paul = Strains GsllOp across the Pampas -
and four chapters of " The Virginisns" It is
an unusually beautiful and interesting number.
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FROM NEW HAVEN.

NEW HAVEN, Oct. %.
The great sewing machine patent case; argued
at the late term Of the u s Circuit Court at Hart
ford, before Judges Nelson and IngersOll. and was
postponed for decision, has been decided in favor
Of the plaintiff, fully sustaining the validity Of the
reissue Of the patent to Allen B. Wilson. and by
him subsequently assigned TO Potter Wheeler.
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SATURDAY NIGHTS REPORT
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Oct. ..
The steam tug Sea King was burned to-day, at
her wharf. East River. Los S35. 900; insured for
SIS, 600, in the Oswego and several other City
Companies
Thes teamship Indian Empire sailee to-day for
Galway via Halifax. She took out about 20 pas
sengers.
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n Notice Best & Freeman's advertisement
in to-days paper, and having read it through 90
and see if they do not satisfy your wants in the
dry goods line at fair prices and with good az
ticles. Our word for it they will please you.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
MONDAY MORNING, OCT. -, 1855.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Bee 4 Frssmzn-Dry Goods
J b. Cobb X C0.-Hgrpsr f0r November
Tothe Afiicted-Dr. Blaiu, al Weddel House
Insham Brasg-Sehool ard Miscellaneous Bo-ks
Joseph Gill0t,-Pateut Metaiic Pens
Sale Of Rezl Estsfs BY order Of Court
Re.tberE Hausm1nn-Ribhsns and En.br d sIIpoe1
NJ B. Scott-"Sisr Mil" Flour
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FRnNI ST. LOTIs

ST. LOUIS, Oct. %.
Col Waite. Capt. Whiteall, and Lieut. Rich o.
the 5th Infantry, with Capt Dickerson, Assistant
Quartermaster, have arrived from Utah. The
mai to Albuquerque, New Mexico, by the 35th
parallel OF latitude, or Lieut.. Beals route, left
NeOtho, MissO nj, on the 18th
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3, Of G11ulal1 ~ ltaFlai-A q sAcaftl8
4 Tx rrrunssso Of tssFiB-atioa q tisSiriHg
8 Tlf4aaity O. tLst0ne
6. 1Irs,rslgii Of string
:, TIE rs1 lsi o tine trii ts ilfraf relaiaf IN fzHf
That the public may andJadys for themselves whether
~ .fys al pianos OF rather he gg syle which rejects
all modern improvements. aud the Hsls Davis Cos Style
srss aBd s none but % fiss viii deny hs twice two
equa four; and thst 0O lbs weigh twice much my
win Illustrate philosophy the kinds Of insru-
and leave the reader to draw his eonelusions
l, The Hallef Dqris q Co. Pianos hare greater
length Of string than those Of any other make IN
the same sized case.
The truth Of this statement be at glance as near
y The entire length q straight string can Be used o5 VoT
the rest or bridge pin inserted Al great distance rom me eng
snap twain before could be drawn within an octave Of
- - known thai the reason si1-oesvs piano does not
To- n, -i ~ 80 yits ~ sbove iH1provesasat
@ gHs Tieie oHe TIE serenoetaTs piano Of any Oh r
| ?, The Hallsf, Darts d Co Pianos hare a rider
space JeficseH the strings than those Of any other
make
ne Truth Of this statement equally plain the fact
that straight string occupies no mors space than simply y,
room TOT angle from the bridge to the tuning pin The
ty ofsn hit one nosSer and Ehils perform
playing heavy marches fantasies and variations Ihs
never clash against one another
3, The naHasr Of stopping ibe vi6ratioH.
The vibration string al pianos commences Ehsrs
the hammer strikes IT, near the bridge where is stopped Ises
/ diagram H.
The Of the best violin IN the World Be ruined By
substituting poor bridge: thus proving that the tone Of
string ei by ne in which The vibration
sstopped vibration of the string ir the Il y c piano
stopped horizontal ofeopper bell metal lsee
diagram giving the string so full, mellow hd fone
while in al other pianos the vibration is stopped By uPgt
pins lses diagram B. giving thin. irony, ioHs
that has caused thousands Of persons having enc musical Or
/ g-auiratons 10 exclaim:
DO ike The irouy tWzng piano Il Is far inferior
70 the full rich tone Of organ. hute or neodeon
The reason that the strings In all other pianos bent Al the
bridge i that sharp angie hdsf 5e 1c n orderto stop
the vbrE;on In the H D. c. pNno the strings drawn
straight the copper fret and held dsu m thereon By
/ be Suspension Bridge lses diagram s. B
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J. y barnes q 20, EfopricJofs OF liie CleNe
Plumbing works, Alwater Block ars prepared
sil are force oi @Epzreroo5 Uorkmen doing ever
es-stioa OF PIE sins IN iLC most thorough manner,
he scientific ,aus Reasonable terms shsr
autioo Lance stocks f Fouutaus Of different STYLES
ICES Bathing Tuhs Of and wood. irued with
1u1eG-cp9pcr se1m heaters ieal ald sa.vauizeJ lrOn
pines Leather aud iudI1 h5er Hose. eEey tescupiIu,
Il Brass 60 li1I & Iss urlItI1g the Pa S"lf-c0>
C1rs. rereuiy iu'raiu'ed, Was Bowls and all Kind.
{ fWat - orks aEfura- Ea1. rlHsfaufiy On baud Al
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. %.
The Howard Association regret TO announce
that the epidemic continued in fatal prevalence
and cautions the unacslimated TO keep away.
Deaths from fever yesterday 40.
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Indigestion, Liver Complaints, andI
rhpir CmTR.

HOLLOWAYS PILLS quickly remove obnoxious mat
ter blood and horouEhly cleanse and ren0yafe
the system These Pills certain remedy for diseases
Of the stomach and wells Sod the manufactures,
No 81 Mli5eI Lane New York ard No ga strand Lon
don and b. al Druggists cis s24 cts, and sIIO per
box sep27 RIO
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n II SnLnMONSnN

PRAcT1cAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPrICAN,
ecs Js lsr-esi asrlnsu OF the approved kinds o.
Pc TICLES- Alhis glasses whether for Gear OF far
ish-ed ground under hIs inspection BY machine
Of cousrucial, with the rearest care, so as 70
suit the eyes IN al cases HeasHsss, Dzzlsss or
I=faa;isa o fss Egss, and mpaTls srsrsth ioT Iona
readi 3 Or hae sewing
- y. Il. Solon5us0a would here inform the public
that he employs any the sale OF lenses
E5- Nsa, q splendid assort leut af SPY GLASSES MI
CROSCOPES. COGlPASSES. Gc keg- on hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
inserted without PAIN. as perfect natural
ES-O-s D Superior street under the American Hotel
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Y Messrs- Ingham Bragg have a most
splendid article of Csrmine Writing Fluid,
which our book-keeper says cannot be beat.
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THE ARcTIc PANoRaNA.-Ihis beautiful work
Of art was witnessed by 4 large audience on
saturday last, both in the afternoon and eve
ling. We never saw such perfect panorama;
II is most " passing beautiful +" The glittering
Mountains OF ice sparkling with thousand dia-
nond lights, and the deep, dark cavems where
tie long Arctic night seems to have its head
quarters, are most magnifceLtly represented
We hope none viii stay away because they
have sometimes been humbugged by panoram-
as, for 1t viii be cause for lasting regret if any
fail to see this sublime and gorgeous spectacle.
We speak Of what we do know, and testify Of
what we have seen. We were particularly
struck on Saturday evening with the sfElness
Of the house There was no uneasy shutting
about on the seats, no whispering or laughing,
but throughout the large audience, every eye
was fixed upon the painting and the deepest
attention given to every scene. This was the
greatest proof of the appreciation of the work
that could be given The painting viii be e1-
hibited each evening this week.
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MATRIMONIAL.

To TUE LADIES oF TEE US-TED SrArES
Il hiss been my god io-uEe Go Icorc % heai-h many
thousands Of my eaul,Iy-vomcn-
Ny success has excited the malice Of the cuvuus and
ssl1as but hrr prosecutions Lave served only % extend
ana esib sh my rspuaI1l showers of grateful oCrugs
have acn uDon ug ra-ay, from tl sufferers whom
have relieved. 50 oas toi Ia afecti0uate ard
thankful remembrance by those who have experienced m
siu Iczn af1- les1Ise h. efforts of mischieIuskers
nd s.andCTers.
Ny -lds base repeatedly urged 90 place M medi
cine for prpd1=ng r1a-1n wAIn the reach % he
LaiIes Of the United Saie but niisposoa eater
field occnpicd b. qlacks with their peuiJus uostrun
and ja- that Huhcped might palm upC
pubhc i-er E5rhies, iHaii5ls, haze hitheT PFC
vented fom esrablssue ssehcis> foT the sale Of m
'AMlE DE FEMME II the United Srates
A lasi yield tn saTees Of patients and friends
and oer Tire slferus semalss Of Amerca medicine
which has reudcred somewhat famous 'hrouEhOu tht
Old World
In eeard to he rfBcary the .AaIIE De FEMME
need only say a i1uii form. ard oraotl sucl
as have use rr 1r -tI-a IN Eanre. for r6rs, and
thaI o. has never e -o5u1c satisfactory result.
The Amc Dc Femme and staud in the
laiiol 1i and eject. T. Is ahke powerful si1tc
Isalthy msnsIrul u who're has existed and
restore it where hrs acoa II m ny cause suHsreSsed
In orarto ruarj asains imposition the wrapper Of drec
g5rs on oa- tte OF the "a is de- Femme WI bear M
written signature, and bo,h The bottle and encIoing D.;
vii he seated with M u-Igate seal-
Price, Ss5o a package -,
For sale Wholes7le and Reiail. BY WILLIAM FI>KE,
No 2 SuaeraI Cieveia-d. Who viii supply The
''Au-s &c Femme n the Pr17-is,oT's prioes-
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a TO SMOKERS & CHEWERS." !"

No gsutsm Insls In the socels Il ladies with
his teeth dscolor aud breath tainted with tobacco For
purifying the mouth after smoking chfwiuF, 'FON
TA1NE'S CREAM Or WILD FLOWERS Is one Of III
efsrtusl dsutr5ces in use 1t whiens the teeth
strengthens the gums, ard the breath, OfteL
OFersfve. -gT=elblG fTagra-ce
FOR sHAvINGIts rich lafher peuetFaies and sofiens
the beard, prevents rtaion and renders The operation
ess7 and agreeable +. G FoNTAINE Co 315 Broad
WY. aad No. Asior House. New YoTA. S5ii BY al
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From LAKE SUPERIoR.-The NorfhsrR Light
Capt. SPALDINs, arrived in port Saturday eve
ming She left Ontonagon Monday night; met
the North Star about ten miles below; on Tues
day evening saw the Lady Elgin discharging
at Portage; met the brig Concord on Thursday
at Saut River bound up Friday morning met
RerenHs Gutter in Saginaw Bay bound for Su-
perior; saw barques Badger State and Ship
herd in Detroit River, also brig CasfRia dis
masted-
The cargo brought down consisted of 80 tons
iron and about the same of copper, 40 coris
wood and large number of passengers
The Northern Ligki will leave, on probably
her last trip this season, tomorrow evening.
EPIcUREs ATTESD.-Messrs. 5. W. Eaton &
Co, on " Williams Flats" near the Water
Works, are putting up a large quantity of
picked triPe, which will delight the lovers Of
the article. They expect to put up three or four
hundred barrels Of it during the season. Bear
ing mind the above, gentlemen, in laying in
your stores for the winter
Il Three Silver Medals, Two Diplomas
and Fifteen dollars, were awarded to J. F. Ryder
for the best Photographs, of various styles, on
exhibition al the State Fair at Ssndusky just
closed Sept 2Odlm pol.
/ ~ If any ladies wish to get their Muiis, Vic
torines, etc, altered into new fashion, or want
to get furs made up to their orders, E. RUFFINI,
81 Superior street, viii do it good and right
His stock Of CaPes, Muffs, etc, is one Of the
best in the city, all of his own manufacture,
and at lower prices than anywhere else. If
! GUIrAR-J. II Thomas, Teacher Of the Cult
ar. Rooms at No. Euclid street. Terms
Fifty cents per lesson If
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JOHN TOD & YATES

Are prepared eeliver Bure article Of BRIAR HILL
CHIPPEWAY und LACKAWANNA COAL. selected
expressly f5r faHiiy use.
q rders promptly filed at their Yard on the Canal
near tha FOO; Of Vileysrd street Cleveland o.
JOHN TOD. ocla dom &c. Jv.N YATES
- A RARE CHANCE FOR EMPLOYMENT
PersJls reguiu lihi agreeable and respectable en-
ploymsHt by which they realize from SO S3O pr
week will ascertain full particulars By addressing
HUTCHINs / CO,
los Chambers street, New York City.
One postsge stamp required TO prepay answers
ocl2 dim 2i5
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NOTrcE--There will be a meeting of the
Managers of the Evangelical Book and Tract
Society, together with the Managers of the BIZ
bic Society, in the Young Mems Christian As
sOcialion Room, on Monday evening the 25th
At O'Clock
TnSrpr1 Drprr1-, N
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported By the Union TeIeEraph,
OFFICE, wIEIss's BLOCK, cOESEE or sLEE AND
ar. CLAIR STREETS
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nlaabinists Mf.
Dnprr Gnnnere.

NEW PAPER.-RECETVED THIS
~ DAY, s1r ezses new Paper Hsngng1 al No. 8 Su-
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5prfiaI Nctife5.
C0AL!-COALM-COALM

Y For Gas Ftr,areg oEd Futiag-4BBiV
Fo0s EEslo0rfl 5 Co. les and ls7 SapsrlOr street.
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4, The erennesa Of the riJrdtion Of the string
However good string be- It wiz produce tone
To vibrsts evenly the string should have bu distinct
side sss diagram II and the t motion Of he string Il 10
rscede from The hammer In the Co piano Tie second
Starring point and thea Il i visrass tSoSssnd times IL
moHonis mp doEn-up. d'wn-ad isfuts1L
The second motion OF the string in all other cannot Be
return In direct line for the 0l0Eing
article Of substance forms elbow angle
Now it is universally known that tbe gher a string drawn
the rapidly it VIII vbrae and the sides a
Of the sides struck By string
its proper being perptby drawn towards ne out
side OF tef lis Of the angie elbow. and its
tho side it receives dead ony lssis
h which, another cause Of the Of tone Of N
old kind Of piano
5, The ersahess Of one
This tae resut % for feature; bsin unversall
conceded tact thIt all one is Pndues BY rbra0H
fiss5s a. ft6sliraios, fls s1ensT tie tone
The strength Of string,
and why they invariably break the elbow brdge-pn
the string being bent a, strP as Al that point see da
Necessarily eonsrte ted and the outside. elbow Of
frisI of pisn, will sv.r fv ror5s 10 tb foot fbb
is the estnaae and the evenly borns
as othsr; any part O the string onshaIf OF
is obliged 70 bear tlis immense strain tina part OF it is -
be TO in twain any change In the weather and esp
eiAy this IN al WoodsnJ cd pianos an wood
warp and sping every Of the atmosphere The
philosophy is simply tath whole VI string be large
or small IS stronger than asi ofi All only Be- replied
to BY asserting that twice one is % tEO or that twice
does not make iOu.-
4, The great length Of time 'okek de instrument re-
mains IN tune.
Thsis the result OF the 9Th 'satur. nasmueh string
strfcaq And it viii readily be Il string
in strain Of ndred pounds
" in all parts II viii atten-uoro thn eas quick
OF string bearing the strain
truth and Of the f1regnP Gets sk
and f5rcibe that tho questc often sked. Why do
makers he copper fret and ght stringl
There but L l. ured psteut for which
fy thousand dollars have already been offered but Ehc
s cta parte Nessrs Haist Davis prefer sup
ply the public cIzs rather than
others % DO Il. any price
The fore going plan the Halet Davis Co Piano Is
simple lucid and unanserahle. hatI will gs
OssI1N f. DODGE.
Cleveland August G. l5j3.
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ShillIRgs and SIvpencs boughr Is per ounce, by
CHNs. A READ CO, Banksrs, No. sc Water street.
opposite the Pcs ONCE.
NIB. Spanish quarters will average nearly tvyeny-three
cents earh- ocs dsv I'm 2le
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DR. p H. RECORD.
PARIS. Janu-ry. Is57

orsale. whoIes7ls and Re1sil. by WILLIAM FISKE,
No 2 >users street Cevela-d Nho viii supply The
'Aa-e -e Femme a the PrJ7-is,oT's puccs-
EEr-TEe
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CLEVELAN FEMALE SEMINA
g. n SANFORD, a. II, Principal
vita
sIfG
81 M ATER hsVnea aneus he
EXPERIENCED SUCCESSFUL INSTRUCTORS
hCnT5ni iC6aay " "
Ts b
P
T'+6rh-rESrna@ or Admission
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JOSEPH PERKINS, Pres't.

P. A. GORDON, Sec'v.
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GUITAR.-J. H Thomas, Teacher Of the Cult
ar. Rooms at No. 3 Euclid street. Terms
Fifty cents per lesson. If
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], G-s1isr llusli o. sfring ia ne Samssi=fEease-
> Greater spaes 5s ts IrHss m tie saH's-sizs eass
} Tzs HaEar q r.7Ppiag ~ risraii9H q ;Ae E'TiHs
4 TI-s aruaesso Of tssFB-a,ioa q thsSfriHg-
3 TleqHalify o. tlst0ne.
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), The ersnaess Of Que.
The siLeHgih Of string,

This is tae result % trs % fsatnre II being universal
conceded TACT h all one is produeed BY rra0n and hs
tiesge sss IT, lliraii0r, tls tie tone
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All Kinds of Musical Instruments tIy ON lnd
ct be o
sleiE
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-08-27
Reform in the Household of the new
Princess Royal of Prussia.

+ A Berlin correspondent relates seve-
raj anecdotes of innovations and reforms
in the household made by the Princess
Victoria since her arrival in Prussia from
Engl nd. Ore is as follows /: a.,l,. .
The chambermaids whose proper bus
mess it is to clean the rooms, discharge
the duties Of their position in silk dress
es. The. daughter of the richest SOW
erei gn in the world has decided to put
a stop to this extravaganza. One fine
morning she had all the female servants
summoned to her presence, and deliv-
cred what may be considered a highly.
successful maiden speech. She began
by telling them the expense Of their
dresses must evidently exceed the rate
Of their wages. She added that as their
wages were not to be raised, it would
BE very fortunate for them if they werer
allowed 10 assume cotton articles Of
clothing '"In order to prevent every
Misunderstanding" The Princess contin-
ued. n shall not only permit but order
you to do So" ''''"' '' '''' '''' st
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-08-27
Letter from 81, Of Tenn.
1loie KNOXVILLE, July sd, 1883.

Jim H--- tells good yarn about ono
of our "shell bark lawyers" His client
was up on two small charges, frivolous
as shell bark designated them.
Forging a note Of hand and stealing .
horse. On running his eye'aover the
Jury, he didn'tlike their looks, so hepre-
pared an affidavit for continuance, Set
ling forth the absence in Alabama Of a
witness. He read it'ih awhis.
per to the prisoner, who, shaking his head,
said, esquire, I can't swarR tu that ar
dockymint.' '"Why?'' "Kase ais kdins
true."d Old shell inflated and exploded
loud enough to be heard throughout the
room. "What! forge a anote, Fan steal q
hoss, an can't swear 10 lie I D-n such
Internal FOOLS" And he left the consei-
entious one to his fate. l,f shG3I
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-08-27
ET The days are Gods best gift t

ET The days are Gods best gift to
man, but, like many ether gifts pass BY
unheeded and unappreciated. We ask a
friend, "What are YOU doing now % and
are ar answered. .'ss1 ve6een doing thus and
50, and am going to commence some 9th
er work soon but just now I am not'doing
anything" And yet we complain that
we have no time. An Indian of the Six
Nations once said wiser thing than any
philosopher. A white man remarked in
his hearing that he had not time enough,
"Well,'' replied Red jacket, grafly. II
suppose you have all there is r He is
the wisest and best man who can crowd
the most good actions into nov.