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The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-06-17
NEW ADVERTISER NTS.
Notice..

SxrATE OF CALIFORNIA. County OF Buite-pro-
~ bate court Orovillo, June lGth 1853 Estate of
lanes =. Hughes deceased. In pursuance of an or.
der made IN the Hon. Probate Court on the oh day
Of juno A. d. 1855 notice is hereby given to nh
whom 1t may concern. to be aud appear before said
court on Monday, the 2Jth day Of August
A. d 1858. ut the hour az 10 O'Clock Of that day nj
The Court House Of said county in the of Oro-
sfle then aud there To show cause IL any there be
why the Administrator Of said estate should not
make dnal settlement thereof, and he be discharged
from further liability in tbs premises.
BY order of Court
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court affixed
SEAL this, the 10th day Of June A ID 1853.
NJ. H. DARRACiI, Clerk Probate.
By H. MARBLE, Deputy.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-06-17

SUICIDE OF AN AUTHOR. Henry William
Herbert we'll known as Frank FORESTER"
author Of various excellent sporting works,
committed suicide at his room in the Ste
vens House, New York on May 10Th. Cause
his wife to whom lie had been married
about three months refused to live with him.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-06-17

THANKs-.-we are indebted to George Ly,
man Of Wells 4 Fargo's Express, and to Mr.
Leland Of the Alta. for supplies Of nswspa'
pers yesterday.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-06-17

PORTABLE RocKERs.--A carpenter in
San Francisco Is making rockers that can be
taken In pieces and put together again in n
minute, all ready and cooked and primed for
Frazer River.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-06-17

OVERLAND PARTY, - Our old friend
weathers. and three others, passed through
town yesterday en- route for Frazer river via
Yreka aud Oregon.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-06-17

HoRsE DRowNrp..-A Spanish horse be
longing 10 Mr.. Thompson was drowned
yesterday above Bidwelrs Bar. lie was
swimming the river to got drink at the
time
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-06-17

SUICIDE AT OAKLANp.--A Frenchman
named Alex andcr Breton committed suicide
at Oakland on Sunday by shooting himself in
the mouth with q shot gun. lie leaves q
wife and daughter.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-06-17

DooaxEErxR.--Th House Of Represent
atives By vote Of las TO "a. removed from
efhcs Mr.. Hackney the doerkeeper and flled
the vacancy by the election Of Joseph L,
Wright OF New Jersey.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-06-17

DENIED The Washington Union denies
that Col Kane is Commissi oner of Govern
meut to Utah. This announcement is sup.
posed TO come from head quarters.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-06-17

CoN.--Why is the Santa Barbara Gdsette
like "long nine p
Immediate and ingenious answer
Because it's "half Spanish" .o
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-06-17

THE ADvENTuRERs.--Atl least one hun.
dred men pass through 0roville daily for
Frazer River.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-06-17

Tvejeiee IN the defsaf of he Lecompton fraud. Thou.
~ ne Dossf1s D,morIis who are d1red n do riPh
irrsspeeiire NJ their Interests That noble
struggle --Tnoass ". Besrns
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-06-17

PLAcERviLLr. - The Hangtowncrs are
making preparations to properly celebrate
the coming four th
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-06-17

WEIGHTS AND MEASURES. Ferris Forman,
Secretary Of State, has appointed Elliot Au-
bury Deputy Sealcr of Weights and Mca.
surcs for Sacramento County. .....t.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-06-17

DRowNED.--Wm. Anderson, Second Mate
OF the Steamer Cortez, fell overheard into
the Bay, at Vallejo on Sunday, and was
drowned.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-06-17

q cALxvcnriA Borps Tie latest New
York sdvices quote California bonds as sell.
ing q 81 e<nis.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-06-17
THURSDAY, JUNE nth, 1855.

To- Mr.. John II. Lillard is authorized 10
recsive Subscriptions and cellec. moneys for the
Daily and tt. Weekly Butte Record. Persons living
ai . distance obtain the paper BY furnishing him
With their names. t
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-06-17
Notice.

a PPLlCATION will be made at the next meet
N ing of the Board Of Supervisors, or as soon
thereafter rs application be heard for laying out
auounty Road from Thompson's Flat to Yankee
hin via. Table Land Cannon's Ranch aud Cherokee
Ravine. G. A. SIMMONS.
Oregon Gulch. June 10th, 1S5s-bw
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-06-17

JACK PowERs.--This break neck bandit
is supposed to be at San Demanding.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-06-17

PARDON DENIED The application to the
Governor for pardon in the case Of C. J
Farley, convicted for passing counterfeit
money in Suffer county, and imprisoned
February l9th, 1867, to serve out term Of
ten years, was yesterday denied, it being
stated that he had not yet suffered the min
imum punishment fixed by the Jaw, viz: two
years, 1t was represented to the Governor
that he had been made The dupc Of sharpers
Union.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-06-17

w GETGER,
Chairman State Central Committee.
JANIS ANDERSON, Secretary pro. tenn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-04
Rarey's Art OF Horse Tanning.
TO THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD.

Albany N Y, July 1, 1858.
In perusng one Of the recent Of the HKRALD I
eiscovered communication with the above caption, pro.
Tossing 70 be workable exploitation Of Mr. R1reyJ OF
s'horse taunips" the writer (w. s. had attempted
the practice which he therein siaes he would not have
been guilty OF making the HkR,tD the medium OF erfo-
peous isformsuon. Mr.. Rarey's method OF sub1uiog
vicious borses widely dineres, from W. exposi.
ton and although exceedingly simple IL potent ana
ooercive IN lis nature render resistance the part
the subject under operation upavanr AMI Aborve John
Rrey, while prasspg his profession in this country
published small pamphlet descriptive OF certain educa.
toual features peculiar 10 his system OF horse npg
but oul, OF supplementary utility 10 the real opera
ton by which the h'rse eubugne1 sni deprived N
bis ferocious proclves me process promulgated 10
the HEkuD by ". 81 u auxiuary 20 Mr. Rsrey q
system, ~ the subsequent educational Lessons
oee'gpaed IN Mr Rareys pamphlet 20 ceacn Horse 10
Lac Down" This ohjec, will eneos, bu, a.
far a. tanning realty vicious animal is en-
cerped powetlsss. Furthermore,
party should attempt 60 sub1ue horse IN the sd
viseo by W. s. the result you'd be that the
FESTIVE snirna would p'ecptste himself upon his knees
AID N be rrcs,rve them frem being brosen they
would be badly abraaed 10 leave q mark for life
The eeecptal festue Of NJ Rsreys practice does not
sopear bis pamphlets, bens reserved for prvs.s com
mubicston. have practctd horse tanning for oearly
year and received my Information direetly from Ne.
Rarey previous 70 his cepstur for Europe. ". w.
has doubts regarding the crrrectnsEs OF my state
menis I will wager $500. (Which Will i'm nediaply on
acceptance send 70 the bERsiD ocsl that will enter
stable epc ssDg the horse that be pro-
curec and tn roughly subiue bin Ia baf hour with
ing up lecs resort 10 STRAPS OF suy kind and
with nothing the animal but plain halter. vii fur
ther sg-ee 70 place my head between The horses hind
LEGS ard lie down with bin 10 tbs' position the expira
ton Of ne hall hour. No drugs are employed.
CALEB n. RANEY, Albany, N Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-04
Decisions In Admiralty.
UNlrED STATS DIsrRrcr couET.
nnfnrn IInn Inhna Irrnrrnll

DU'Vie boh. JuoRe ngerson
Jarer n Hsalirg ~ tae S,eamtuo 7itan.-Ths case
came MP exceptions 70 comm ssioners report The
action for collision, IN which the Court decreed
for the lbelsni, and referred 70 commissioner 10
certso the damages. he reported the damages at
81 60 2c and to his report the claimants Of the Titan OK
p,ed Held BY the CouriTha Ia not the practicanro
disturb the report Of commissioner simply the ground
but he has allowed too much, unless TIE amoun, IL
strhirgIy cut q proportion 10 the actoa Damage Gus
tsineo unless be committed gone pspsbe error
that the commissioner hss nat committed any pspable
error be has exercised his best judgment in determining
The question Of damage aud upon the evidence The Court
Say that s noi correct judg meat Exceptions
overTuled.
P,ter GIANT ct al ~ ne as1pshr Hermann This case
also cane up exceptions The action for col.
sn In which the hbesnff bad decree with reference
% ASCERTAIN the dsnages The respondents excepted 70
the msiopers port scc0uDt 81 the aOwance by
him OF cctsn charges connected WITH the copperng OF
ths hbe1srrs ship Held by the Court-Tbat where q
oomusi bsf determined upon questions OF fact
upon conflicting The Court will sustain report unless
efe a. ptsis fome apaSs 6frsr In ala secOo that Oh
the evidence such sppess, and tse exceptions
fnust be oyerfu ed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-04

CrRED ov FbEE LOVE AT FREE LOVE Graz
The Detroit Free Pres gives aD account OF Young mar
rel lady OF inat city, who, through the Influence %
fe ale rel,ve acting under the inspiration OF the Thar
is philosophy induced N abandon her husband
and 70 with her 10 the free love community at Berlin
lie CUTS Ohio Her husband Oh not sfceria1 for several
vefss whittier she bad fed when he learned where she
had gone be greatly distressed but went at once Tor
her. and found Der perfectly willing TO &c home. She
Rad sees, mute enough OF free love When there she found
The marvellous Glove cure but another name for all
uat Degrading and losthsome to- virtuous and high
minded vcmsn Low bred famsriiies with vulgar, fans
teal rn.r con- nouship with women who deemed them
selves elevated humanity In becoming the victims
q their and their companions lusts and close FAINT
lsiy with brutsh, mipsl enjoy ment, which was the
hisber sphere s.ncd In this detachable community,
we're What she obliged 10 submit 70. This was more
than wopanhood could endure and In Der secretr trouble
enc spped 70 relative, not daring 10 disclose ner silva
tiop 10 her Injured and much loved husband through
the relative The husband found her, and powithsiaud
ma her moral AID phJsisR c5nami1tu1n, be toos her
sgan 70 ais heart, shssss stricken BET Wssr vie sad
mother.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-04
county Of Waterford, Ireland, aged

. native Of the county q Waterford, Ireland, aged
years
hAonS-At Narysvills, May Is, Ella, only daughter
Eliza Mseinn, aged months and % days
AUIIARE In San Francisco, May s, Mr.. Patrick Hul
hare native OF county Galway Ireland aged II years
OwESs-At Berryessa Valley, Napa county, May g. Jas
H. oweIa, native of Buncombe, aged So years
PnoR In ameno, May 49, Mary wife Of Jas. Prior
aged q years.
PARDEE In this city May o. Laura e. Pardee wife
Col VIM. j. Psreee, aged 40 years
PIAr.-ln Delaware county, Iowa, Marsh l6, JONI
Plstt. asec GO years.
RHODES AT Windsor Ranch, San joaquin county, Ma,
a. Elisha A. Rhodes, native Of North Carolina, agsd
years and months.
SEYMOUR Near Alamo, Contra Costa county, My II
Henry Seymour, nsve OF Connecticut, ageo "a Yea
sroNR Near Utica Livingston county, No., April
VIM: G. Stone late Of Green Valley near Iowa all, C
f0rLia.
vKAcu-At HawknsvlIls sskiyon county, May le, Cyru
Vesob. formerly Of Virginia, aged "a years.
WELLS Near Auburn, Placer county, Nay 81. Solo
Wells, aged 20 years.
wR1D.-In San Francisco, June 3, OF putrid sore thu
Mary Jane, daughter Of Joseph and Jane Weed, Of
rancisoo aged years, months and 3 days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-04
Theatrical ana Other Amuements.

NiB1Os GARDEy-aiss CusnmAn is 10 remsin at this
celebrated ipUrprtufn Of the character OF Neg her.
rilies in "Guy Mannerpg, aud tuesday she VIII play
Lady Macbeth. Mr. Davenport and various other excel
lent artists are 10 support her
Bowuu fmArRK Mr.. Eddys successful managerial
career at this ssiabshmeEt will tsroinsts most go.
riousy With our psooai anniversary 10 morrow Eight
An aitsrnccn consisting Of "Psul Jones
"Che,ry Far STAR" and TIE Lacy CT the Lake I"
viii al t~o O'Clock civilian Tel {" n snche
OF Brandy xne" and "Fausius to be Performed 10
the evening.
wArrAcKs rIuArRE will be reopeued fer the sumner
tomorrow uish,, with Mr.. end Mrs W. J. Florence -
starr sbd efficient stock company. The Indian Punkas
20 "scait.r through the house refreshing breezss
sud the PERFORMANCES 20 be or gay and pleasant
tuefor instance the opening programme consists Of
sr Bogahsn'. lively Itisn sketch styled, "ofsnnigan
Bustsods," and the comicsliiy called the "Ysnkee
hoUsekeeper."
American MusErx The moe, ipveiera,e lover Of dra-
ATTIC regrsssnsicns will certainly nnd sufficient arac-
uops 10 crafty bis utroi oesire al this great depot Of
wonders morror No less than Eve performances ars
10 be given, commencing vi the Murdered Ferryman
aud Hts Deg" IT 10 A g. followed By the "Bsttle OF
Bucpa vais Il and z. n, aud concluding with "Jes.
sic Wharton" at 9 and 3 10 the evening.
wooD's gSsiREIs those who desire 10 zee lie like
dersat OF tie scepery, &c along the banks Of the
buoWn river, cannot very well pass al evening more
pleasantly AID probably than in examining toe grand
moving panorama exhibition at sol 5es Broad
frce, ard will be preceded 70 morrow By Ethiopian songs,
dances &c.
1Hr BRYANT BRoTHrRs, scoortnR 10 their programme,
deter mined 10 give full vent 10 Iher exuberant pa
tiotisn uncomfortable bnarty TO morrow afternoon
ard evening They have selected number OF the most
oxorucating comcstes that their extensive budget Of
scceptrcns aToros, inducing melodies, burleeques,
dances ard Jokes. The whole will conclude with the
whIoscAlity entitled the virginia Festival"
PALACE GARDEN The propreiors Of this pleasant place
Of resort prepared series OF musical aud other
teralnmebia 10 that csrnot fail 10 crafty
their patrons vbe psrtakng Of the numerous cool and
hvisofsips refreshments with which The garden aoun
dainty supplied
RtDwoRrus HfSsrPus have decided 70 enliven the
citizens 81 Ns~bure With number OF their beat songs,
catces spd ~ty say ngs 10 morow during the morning,
the sieiacn and the everpg On TUESDAY they are 10
PERFORM In Walden.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-04
Commodore Thomas APP Catesby Jones
TO The EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

Commodore Thomas APP Catesby Jones
TO The EDITOR or THE HERALD.
In the obituary notice of Commodore Thomas Apo
by Jones that appeared 10 your valuable journal OF
1, there inadvertently slight mistake, which
will be glad 70 correct brought to your attention
Although the motives that governed Commodore
in 1912, in his celebrated coup de main Of pantn
American colors the rAmparts Of Monterey 10 pre-
the operation of treaty between Great Britain
Mexico received the unqualified appreciation OF his g
erpment, and of which he officially informed; yeti
owing the delicate condition of affairs with Mexico
II deemed proper IN refrain from Official announce
men Of the Presidents decision 10 the premises and
not till long time subsequently that he asked and
tanned permission to publish extracts from oommuu
ton addressed 10 him the subject by the don John
Mason then Secretary Of the Navy, in which be va
sured-
That those crcuu stances Of ais conduct while IN com
plantation the Prssdent Of Au ardent
in The service OF his country aud devotion 10 Whist he
entted him any hi g oensure from hs government
papsd Of there had sseu no dsooson 70 visit HIM With p
shmsni Of s.y dsscsson fsr conduct so;qs.sd by such
% give MIN employment and ths ,uld give
alton corresp pending with his rank and --er.,s.
During the with Mexico sometime in 1s47, Com
Jones again placed in command Of the Pacific squad
aud Continued therein until July 1850, when ho
without any assigned reason recalled rom ha important
command AFTER his return the Atlantic States. In tho
winter or Iotc-bl, ne uled Oy naval Fsr-
tia coDss,ing Of eizh; officers "a full court being thr
teen whose sentence was "fvo years Suspension, the
first t~o and hal, years without pay emoumenf."
Ia February, 1885, At the instance and the repro
senaton Of that able statesman the aon John Keune
dy then Secretary OF the Navy President Fillmore order
cd the Of the of Com Jones
pension. resto cd him to the vice. and eousy
offered him IN imp0I tspt command.
While "wsiting oroers'' Com Jones was, the 14th
day Of 1885, bottled tina. he HAD bean report
cd By Board o. Naval Officers as one nj tneeoptains
who, in their judgment, should be placed on the "rs
served list" Hleave OF absence pay and that tho
Guoipg bad been approved b. tde President
Com Jones notified the department OF his purpose TO
avail himself Of toe provisions of the act Of Congress
proved the 16h of Jaousry 1857 amenda.oy Of the act
approved the 2Sth OF February 1885, uudor whch the
Board OF Fifteen" acted, but in the opinon Of his med
adviser his hea much impaired 10 Justify
his before any Court Of Inquiry authorized
that act without the serious apprehension the
Consequences His never Investigated before
any Court Of Inquiry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-04

CIRCUS Twr Blown Dowr.-Durng gale at
Milwaukie on the 2sth inst Dan Rce's tent was blown
down while the performance was going on and nearly
FIVE hundred people principally women and children,
were buried beneath The ruins the canvass. Nobody
killed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-04

s,OVtLfS
The journal from which the above data taken
marks tst :, the same proportion the commerce with
France, Erglsrd, Brenea and Hamburg Is increasing
thai ~ tie foreign Antilles Is diminishing u
81. Thomas. Which, account of its inmcdai ghbor
hood, Cannot but ept with every day The same
table that from Cuba vslues only the OF
sizes 90 are imported far inferior 10 that repre-
scented by the commerce with Eng tue Unted States
and the Peninsua and which cannot be attributed anS
o'her asoa but to the absolute want OF commercial
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-11-19

oone back 10 you with uncoulh cadence, be-
'ok'ning sorrow, anger and determination 10
revenge.
Fever ride between bowman's left if YOU
ao' fn TO one he will pop an arrow through
yon When mounted, an Indian cannot use
"is eoW against!an object behind and to his right.
me dead are usually borne from the field
No'plng but the most imminent danger prevents
lnel.. from performing the incumbent duty Of
lol ieaVIRg the body OF comrade in the hands
ol an enemy. Over fallen chief they will
mate desparate stand. Their caution seems
70 oe merged IN the determination TO risk every
lfdaG e bear him from the field. They will
! hshl flFously, bravely, and even hopelessy,
10 aaall tbs object. If they abandon him it is
IN fespair. Flight is no longer methodical
and lnenacing 10 The pursuer. Retreat degene-
rates INTO Fout. After this, they have seldom,
Il efer, been known to resume the offensive
They will hide themselves in the first chapparal
afortlng security against discovery, remain du-
rlng he day, visit the dead at night, and if not
aoie p remove them, will spread blankets or
some covering over them.
iht bow rs placed diagonaly in shooiing-a
number OF arrows are held in the right hand
The bow operates as rest TO the arrows The
IN reichng the object, and in fact, everything |
connected with their archery is determined by
the Eye without taking aim. Arrows are sped !
alter each other 10 rapid succession. At the |
Jistaace ofsiXty yards and over they can be |
dodese, If but ne Indian shoots at you a; the
same inoment-under forty, the six-shooter has 1
iitiiF advantage over the bow. At long dis
tances the angle Of elevation is considerable
1t requires quick eye to see the arrow, and
J Judge the whereabouts OF ITS desce nt-a go1d |
rider withal, to keep the saddle. A man is re-
ulfec 70 keep both eyes engaged in an Indian
fight.
Prisoners are treated wit extreme cruelty
BY the Comanchs They are beaten, starved,
made slaves OF and subjected 10 many tortn ing
lndigBitles. This rigor is relaxed when man
ar youth evnces deslre to become one of the
ribe. The man is suffered to marry, and the
10Y is educated to become an Indian in habits
An adroh rogue is held in great esteem
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-11-19

Farewell. thy moon is on the wane,
Thy last bright day is near lis close;
On rosy lips that thirst tor rain,
Heaven not drop besows;
The cricket, Summer, sounds thy knell,
Queen Of the seasons fare thee WELL
The flowers that wreathed thy beauteous head
Droop pale and withered on thy brow
The light that made thy morning red
Is dull and misty now
Sad voices pipe in woods and dell,
To Summer and her joys farewell.
Gone isthy belt of rainbow shine,
Starred with the dew drops Of The showers,
And kirtIe Of enchanted green
Embroidered o'er with flowers
Thy golden wand of wonGrou, spell
Is dim and broken now-fareweIl
There is Summer Of the heart
That hath lis mournful ending here;
Delights that warmed IFS core depart
While il grows dull and drear.
And sadder than the funeral bell
Hope whispers to the soul-iarewrll
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-11-19

How To ASK 4 You've Larry FOR CoNp.vv
Our young men Will please bear IN mind that
"nrn they desire yong lady to take walk
win them that It Is lmPolite TO say "Miss, will
you take promenade this evening 2" You
must address her thus "My sweet adora5lel
would De exceedingly happy 10 have the ex-
qulsite pleasure of accompanying you on
balloon excursion this evening. sPon homo
would" 10 which the following answer will
undoubtedly be returned ''Sir, feel honored
your request is granted. Please meet me at
lie garden bars, TO assist me in making an
ascension over the fence we don't use the
gate any mo'-its length. balloon wise, is not of
SuihcIent capacity to admit the crinoine with
out damage 'Pon homo il is not"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-11-19
VOL. 2, NO. l6.

A GROCERY SKETCH. will the reader be
kind enough 10 picture scene which took place
the other day in grocery. A lean country
man entered the establishment having in his
hand small basket eggs, which be desired to
exchange for sundry housekeeping necessaries.
Want my eggs to-day, Mister %
eyes, will take 'em how many have YOU
got %
"Bout three dozen how much dye give
for eggs %
"Ten cents dozen.'
"What only ten cents ~
eyes that's all we give.''
shame.'
''What's shame q"
"Why, look-a-here Mster,' and here the
countryman Patted the eggs afectionately, and
viewed. them as though they were the verita-
bic product of the..giant's golden hen-"Why,
iook-a-here, II you was hen, wouldn't you
think it was mighty hard if you bad to lay eggs
ior only ten cents dozen ~
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-11-19

70 There are some faults which we are
pretty sure to overcome at last. When Jeremy
Taylor applied TO take orders in the church,
the bishop objected that he was too young
''lf | live, my lord, shall hope TO overcome
that fault, said the witty candidate. By the
by, that vice is one which most of US are sorry
to have lost. 1t is not at all certain that we
grow either wiser or better by growing older.
Experience has been well likened to the stern
lights OF ship, which merely Illuminates the
path we have passed over, but throws no light
ahead.