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New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-10

CUPREME COURT.-JOHN JAY, Receiver OF
~ Mechanics Fire Insurance Comrsny Of the Cy oi New
York sssrst WILLIAM H. De GRooT ard ALICE r.; hI.
Wife JAMES & MURRAY. CHARLES BURIAL IEOkoE
OPDYKE and WILSON HUNC-Foreciesu sure Sale
suant iudgment decree Of sale made IN the
soron Special Term Of the Supreme Court held IL New
Yok City ST. 1857 the Refs In sso order named w
e public auction st the Me hants, s4chsnse in
City on day of July 1885, IL O'clock m OF That csy
following property mentioned snd described in said decree
viz: All this. lot piece parcel Of land 'ua yng st
bvin Ninth Wsrd Of the City Of being part OF
lately belonging 20 The rector chGrc sarcen sa yes
tymen Of TrIiy Church commonly called the Church FAN
uih the such part thereof "a lies 10 he
block between lie Ry aud Mcttoc streets esr Of hudron street
BY letter ~ and bounded fo~s 10 sit besnnlng a.
po, e pcrhry site of lie Roy street distant taee nn.
dred ard five Jcnes eastward from the eofa-f
the saeily side Of Hudcn street ard nofthe de
lie Thea running uorihery and parallel To Had
acns the easiey sde o. lot said msp one hun
dred lines Of said block between lie Roy and
Morton herce ssstsry the said center line parallel
eighteen feet inches - the easty boun
dAy Church FaTp tsIee suh-esery one t1e same
inches thence sOuleiy Along toe alGs ocn
pied Lutheran thsrch parallel 20 sdson
sx inches % ls Roy stree and thence
westerly along the nohey side OF L. Roy strre: twenty two
feet the psce Of b-t1ag Terms made Known On
the day Of sale.-Nes-Yogk, june 10 1858
HOMER II STUART, Referee.
CHARLES Z WHITEHEAD, Attorney.
T. c HALLIDAY. Anc.ouesr ie ThxN2Aw5w
The above ourned ;he tenth Of yuy 1858 al the
same hour AID pace. HOMER II STUART, keir!ee
f.S 4 al ,.li
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MOUNT PROSPECT WATER-CURE, Bns-
VI b,ntor " Y. 25 ri.s from tie eIy By " Y. Ere
Gsrosd sstCr ioe,on, surpa,ed ~sIy ey 90 o<oef
" Irsr- Terms $50 fln ueet ~ csfs address
j " EOBTp " OF NAEruA FRENCH N D.
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YousG LADY Shot BY MIsTAEE.-IM Grant
RoDids (Micb.) E0gis says that young couple of
Nessygo, ~ ho were % have been married On Monday
Of las. week walked out on Saturday AID seated
ttemselves upon q log in the shade Of the good, .
short distance out OF the village Of Nersygo, ana
while thus seated the young l,dy was soot throuSh
the abdomen by rite bail and expired 10 three hoas
thereafter. ,
The psrpstrator of this meanchol deed csims that
he a. oui huntirg, and whso ne saw serthro1gnt;o
bushes he thought her deer, aud instsntAneous'y
drew bis rifle ard shot. The lady wore red dress.
and was flirting white handkeIcblef 70 kscp away
the nusketos which facts fortlfy the claim OF tue
hup,er. Tie names Of the parties srs rot given.
MRs. LlrrLEs on BKR WAY TO sIsG sisG.-Sasrin
Bsbcook Of Roeles'er psssed through the city tis
rorniDg with Mrs. Little, her way TO Sing Stag %
cosnzsnt of the murder VI her hasbsnd her o;osa
er. Ira S:oui. She appears young, and mss DO. !, :
vicious look and even in her pfison gsro, sos w's
bsr;ly be selected guilty o.: The crimes an7s,u
sgsiust her, And yet there is TO doubt Of hef gAiy
knowledge CT the desth ef her huiesnd-oi ,ue IN
tente ne Of her bfOtherf tne time hfsd ic the muf'
d.r-s Of the rfasnce used 70 dssoy LsAtes /" .ns
r. ds,ss inv nr,stiorsrst1er ths by words bsipg
n,sse,t rutil after the deed was committed, snd 10y
ssns nrocess) CLAIMS that when shs did 90 10 tho
.no, M 10 iadpce her brother 10 foregc hs puf
rose A, she had done previous occssions one
s,c9s grateful that ske has escsped WITH ~ tni.'
seLteLee. lAsDsny Eve1ies ~ 80,
TIE annual examination exercses Of rennnsOn
Seminary .Jerssy Will begin oe July ~ s0o con
tinue two days. The exhibition OF bosa aeparns nsnI
will be given On Wednesday, eympencing q oc ocS
o. m, and O'Clock p N. Tao sonaI sneI 80.
be delivered on WsdIe sdsy at tue bsS'nn'og o. NC
st~noon exercses, by the Rev. J. X. b irf, A. H. I"
Newaxk.
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Uarey Cure.

DR. MUNDE's WATER-CURE ESTABLISH
~ MENT Forerce, hssa three mies from the Sort'
app,oIlDepo,) Pnees from IS 10 t2 pr week
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NEw-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD


Commencing MONDAY, May IL, 1883.
Tsns leave Depot White aud Centres Nwfok ct
e;l5 bite fi1as trAin, stopping At all Sls.icus
TrAns DerS' corner 3oh.st and New York
spA M. WilLemsordse train, stopping a; al Stations
eS m Mall trsin stopping At WiAmsbddge and o. Sta
ticns north
n:eo a m .Wiliamsbdcge, stopping al all Stations
u $50 M. White Plains train stoppilg a. all s.aions
2So Wilamsbrics. train, Stopping O. al stA.i,us
4fo p White Plains train. stoppint st all Stations
SEQ Dover Plains rtn, stopping at al Ss;ons above
Wllismsbri5ge.
$50 p m White Plain, train. stopping at all s.sion.
s:S .WilAUisbridee rsin, stopping II al saions
ktrVkSiSG- Lesve-lhstAsm -Four Corners:
H;5o Mail train, stoPpiog Wihsmsoese, White Plsins
aud al stations r0r.h
Nm J CAMPBELL, Superintendent
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Hlf0iral.

KELLINGER's INFALLIBLE LlNlMENT.-
IN The genuine dir, ,c from the Doctor put Up sccoIos
The oe.l fecsrt The whoessle agent tT t sisbie
.T+icle ,ow Is WILLIAM ii. kINsLEY, No. III Gold 81
MEDICAL CLAIRYOYANT EAAMlNA-
wi lions By the lebra,ed Male ard fsnse Med ms
FVKRY DAY, hom Ga m 10 p m, at s. Johns bIiaine
No 1856 Elizabeth Broome second hor, room NO. o.
Fee Satisfact on given or no pay
CANDS' SARSAPARILLA Will speedily purify
- the blood remove all unhesbj secfeions, ana smatane
usy produces heshy action Of the stonscn add bowe
relieving many complaints arising from der.lgeeni Oh e
digestive functions 100, - ~, 500
PREPARED and sold by A. b. d. SANDS, Drugs's NO. iVV
Fulton-s New foik
T>HE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE DIX. ). +.
i TOWNSEND'S SARsAPARILLA "h,essls and Retail
Depot No 2l2 Bosdwsy Futonst Otce Nc oPpo
site st. Psuls Church New-Yort,
WILLIAM II. KINSLEY, COMMISSION
w WHOLESALE DRUGGlST No. II Gold-.t, tpeM
Hadenlsne Of Patent Medicines
articles may introduce or dspose Of the same
% the by congnips sbove Oraers M Dnsa
carefully executed with dispatch the lowest ms-ket Ts'es
WILLIAM BURGER,
late wholesale Druggist Of Courtls DIST has his above
Purchases sales advances notes and Other hasHrS hrs'-eo
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TUyHE CROTON, Capt w. II. Wood, leaves
PIER No. 80 EAST RIVER, foot Of Roosevetst, EVERY

LNOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE VIA NEW
IL PORT and FALL RlVER,-The splendid AID superior
steamer METROPOLIS Capt Brown leaves NewYoIk every
YUEsDAY THURSDAY sad SATURDAY, a. 5 O'Clock M
and the EMPIRE STATE, Capt: Bfayton on NONpA1 WE'D
NItDAY e1d FRIDAY at O'Clock from Pier No. ~ X
Hereafter no rooms will BIZ regarded sccIred TO any spPi
can't until the shall have been paid for
FREIGHT Boston IL forwarded through with great dspatcn J
m Express Freight Train .,-vy...
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vp SUPERIOR LINE.-ls5s.

1T TOUCHING ,,,rroTpp
~ ,.., setws.n CLE'ELAsn DEihoiI $40 81
n I'd ';i'ia Il Iapsy E.sT IiisoIs s
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II TON for BOSTON and PROVlDENCE-inlsnd rou'<-
the shortest direct carrying the Eastern Mall
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt Joel stone sno
VANDERBILT Cort w. H. FrsIee 10 connection wn .pnvI
6TONINGTON ind PROVIDENCE and BOSTON and rhONl-
DTNCE RAILROADS leaving NewYork daily tsun6asy et
o-pf. Al from Pier North River ht whan soove osteeS
~. a. ocock o. IA Soington al $3.50 p m or on tns
.rriys of the mail rain which Boston Of $50 p m
The C. VANDERBILT, from New Yo,k Moadsy. "Wednesday
md Fsy from sonngton Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from New York Tuesday IhsI,asy
md Saturday from Monday "wednesday eno f aay
proceed from Stoning railroad 70 Pfovdencs
md Boston In Mil Train reaching said places In "a
vpnc Of those BY and In ample time for all the cary
nornps ues North and East Passengers that preef
remain board tho eIjoy nights rest undhutoea
bresLf,, desired and leave stonns.on IL the m trnn
ooppetps a. Providence with the II rs train for Boston
accompanies the steamer sad tsn taioass
each way. -.
Tor passage berth. freight apply on board NJ
sseser OF Freight Ohee, Pier No. North River or o.
the Office No 10 Battery place.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-10

INDEPENDENT LINE BETWEEN NEW
II YORK BOSTON, PROVIDENCE BRISTOL and NEW.
PORT The steane er GOVERNOR Capt Benj. simmons VIII
leave New Pier No g. loot of Robnsonst N R 90
TUESDAY THURSDAY aud SUNDAY, at o'clock ~
Fare New York and Providence s2 70 Boson %
Freight at the .owsst rates Apply TO g. T. STANLEY,
Agent, on the WnaH.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-10

CUPREME COURT, MINUS CUUN T.
- HENRY C. BOWEN aud THEODORE MoNAMEE
srainst MARTIN RAFFERTY, Jonathan Crane CHARLES s1y
Thomns Clsrk and julia Clsk HE eie - summons
for relief Com not served To above defendant
MARTIN RAFFERTY,: You hereby summoned aud re-
ouired 70 answer the complaint t. action, wit t
dsy fled in Of the Clerk Of the County Of kinss ms
ofcs In the City Hail. Brooklyn, and 10 serve e py
of your said plin the slhcfbe 81 tnh
Office No street in City Of New WITHIN tFeniy
d,ys after exclusive OF the
DAY seryice and fail 70 the said complaint
within tbe time aforesaid the psiotit IN this scton VIII spPy
10 b Court for the relief in the aotDa,ed
lime lG 1858. PARSONS, RIGGS & RIGGS,
ieieitw6ws Plaintiff Attorneys
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Eeaal Notiffs.
a Surrogate OF

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County Of Now-Yok notice hereby ven 70 all petens
having claims against JOSEPH BLACKBURN late OF ne Cny
New Merchant dccease present the same with v9nch
subscriber the store of Samuel Aa NO =
Wes-st IN the City NewYork before the 1jh DAY Of
June next-Dsed New York the 2d day Of Deoebe 1871
10 lawemS ELIZABETH BLACKBURN Adrninistrstrix
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AND ERIE RAlLROAD.-Or

NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAlLROAD.-On
IN aud srer MOSDAY May TO- 1853 and Until further notice
Passenger Trains will Pier foot Of Duane follows Viz
DuNKiRK EMPRESS 81 w., for DGnkk aud principal IN
termeoise Stations.
MAIL TRAIN lisa IN for Dunsk and Baalo and ia,erme
ois;e Sts'iors .
ROCKLAND PASSENGER a. p. m from foot Chambers 81,
via Pjermont fo sufcrns and iutsrintdiEte Saticna
WAY PASSENGER A. P for Ne~baigh, MidalstowG and
Intermediate Ss'ons
NIGHT EMPRESS NJ 5 ,. m, for pur kut and Buffalo
The above Trains daily Sunday eX,eptet
These Express Trains Eimirs with the Flnirs
CansndasuA aad Nsgaa Fss Rsiosd for Niagara Falls; At
Bhsla anton the s. aud bnshamion Rsiroad for
syrscn'e; Coias with the Bufso Coming and Ne~'York
Railroad for Rochester 0r.at Bend with the Delaware,
and Western RaLosa fer SrAnon a. Hornes
vile with the BuaAo and SewYok City Railroad for Buffalo
befAo Dunkik with the Lake SoOTe Railroad for Cleveland
Cfnsiprsi, Toledo. Detroit, Chicago, &C.
r.. +. HEADLEY Assistant President
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-10

DEGULAR MAIL LINE for BOSTON ard
HI PROVIDENCE via STOSINGTON.-HOUR Of LEAv-
ING CHANGED 20 p n-Op ena sner TUESDAY; June Il
the Steamers PLYMOUTH RoCA and @ VANDEhbiLr of
thls line win leave Pier No North River first whsI above
satery place. daily kGuas5s st instesd of pms
No Raf.e .pllnr.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-10

NAY BOAT for ALBANY and INIERMEDl-
IL ATE LANDINGS The Steamer MkTAMORA from ,oot
ef Jsy.st, on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-10

nFOpIE's LINE between NEW-YORK, CITY

l ISLAND NTW-RO CHELLE and mAhAk0NECS 1 Oh
and .e1 sATURDAY Jane ~ the 'ess & ~ Csn LIZ
Nd newly flnishi throufh fhou,, vii commence nat-
1IIIY TRIPS sundsys excepted between tss
s aT ibe accommodation Of passeDse ard irelght eSIn
Fyon Nste sp 81 returrtDs lesves MsEsieh eh NJ
o. New Rochelle, 7:S0a m, City lsisnd .. . - M.
Ne Yok Man sroneck 81 cents sno between
Hs York and New Rochelle City Island % cents esen WY
yeish ust be board half 40 hour beofe the e oi
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TEVF RTDTCED to 80 CENTS from NEW
II vosV o. nFWgAVFN by steamer ELM CITY, every
So M By steamer TRAVELLER every @ nSgsl At ~. NO
sktYse for her-hs hiNAn'-N --os
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CHANGE Of HOURS.-Ihe new ana sPisiunnu s un
" steamer GEO. 7. STANLEY, Cspt n snrssv
80. a. foot Of Robnson-s, morning 81
.t7spdpf a. yonkers Usstngs, Dobos fsty -. .
Iytown, f'yset, sios Sing ard Ha'of'fS"' ''Pp-s "
.sTlu
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~ LLtVihC SLf
-rRsDAy. Srrl a.
ssSissFpsni3' sSspsAnSi ~ Ny > ls.
xosDAY, Msy a.
SHURsDAY, June ).
xosDAy, June u.
THURSDAY, June IL
Monday, July 5.
THURSDAY, July IS.
MONDAY, ynly %.
THURSDAY. Augu,, D.
MONDAY, August 10
THURSDAY. AoEuf "a
MONDAY, ssytene' .. ,r
THURSDAY. ssp.sme.s-,i :, i''
MONDAY, seyenibi 90
TpTssDiY. oc;obei7.
MONDAY, Ocfobef la
THURsDAY, oo'ooer 90
noSDAY, November 2
z.rfv SID % Yasrf 7
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ffAsN = - y =
MONDAY. April ls.
THURSDAY April =.
MONDAY, May 10.
THURSDAY. May 20.
MONDAY, NAV 81.
THURSDAY, June 10.
MONDAY, June II.
THUR SDAY. Julyl.
MOsDAY, July u.
THURSDAY. July u.
MONDAY. August 2
THURSDAY, Aus1si u
MONDAY, August q.
THURSDAY. se,:ember !.
MONDAY, Sc sp'en Der 10
THURSDAY. September 70.
MONDAY, Octoberf.
THURSDAY, October IA.
MONDAY. October Is
THURSDAY, November T.
rad Fr. rht Screw s.eamefs
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Aod newly S'''' ~ iRsoS CRY j 2 TGIner. ns',eI
MINERAL ROCK. j. P. Ryder, hhrer'
GEN TAYLOR, Geo l. Slone, MAST. A.
yAips three hosts leaving Cleveland every week 'f0"s "'
~ .esue,, rake The round tnp in tgh, Gays h"o ''
EJu the ''P' '~- EIfSsEY A MCBRIDE,
I""s"'"s ~ Cleyeland. Ohio.
a - C1exa-
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II ONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY
The Spring let OF Mzy ace
continue JAY shea additional trains VIII be gut on.
a1eomupod.ts The pleSxuretrsyel
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-10

p.B-MMk all Pscksses Care Of Ha''ey A'DH'e' 's''
Lxl Ohm
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-22

] was almost tired to death, The
school bell rang and | could not get
away; my hands were blistered, the
axe was sharpencd, and tho man
turned to me with, Now you little
rascal you've played truant, scud
for school or you'll rue it, Alas!
thought |, it ia bad enongh to tnrn
the grindstone this cold day, but to
be called a little rascal was too
much. 1t sunk deep in my mind,
and often have / thought Of il einco.
When j see merchant over polite
to his customers, begging them to
take q little brandy, and throwing his
goods on the counter. thinks ! that
man has an AK to grind. When ]
see n man ilattering the people, ma.
king great profession Of attachment
to liberty, who is in private life
tyrant methinks, look out good peo-
pie, that fellow would set yon turn
ing a grindstone. When | see
man hoisted into Office by party spir.
1t, without single qualification to
render him respectable or useful,
alas! deludcd people, you are for a
season to turn the grindstone for a
body.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-22
Chinese Amslement AT ErGiIsh FASH
ions.

Europeans who 90 to China are
apt tn consider the inhabitants OF the
Celestial Empire very odd and su
premriy ridiculous, and the provis-
ional Chinese ut Canton and Macao
pay hack this sentiment with inter
eat. II is very amusing 10 hear
their sarcastic remarks on their ap
.pcaraDcc-thcir utter astonishment
at the sight of their ti1ht.littiug gar.
mcnts, their wonderful rowsers,
aL proligious round hats, like chin
Iney pots, the shirt collars adapted
10 cnt off the cara, and making a
frame around such Rrotesqe facos,
with long noses and blue eyes, no
beard nor mustschc, but a handful
of curly hair on each cheek. The
shape Of the dress-coat puzzles them
above everything. They try in vain
to account for it, calling It q hall
garment, because it is impossible 10
Ilnake it meet over the breast, and
because there is nothing in front =,
correspond with the tail behi,,d.-
They admire the judgement. and ex
quisitc taste Of putting 'ou,tour be
hind th' back, whe..o they reve
have anything co button. How
much hansomc.r do they think thea.
selves, witt their narrow, oblique
black eyos, high cheek bones, an,
ht'e round noses, their shave'
Crowns, and magnificent pig-tail
,ilangipg almost to their heels! Ad
! ded to all these natural grsces,
Q conicsl hat covered with red fringe
2 on ample tunic with large sleeve.
|. and black satin boots with whit
r soles oi immense thickness, and
: must be evident to all that Europt
9 an cannot compare in appearance
| with Chinese.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-22
Don't Actn Lie.

When | vas quite young, | once
acted lie, and my heart is sal
whenever | think Of it. One day
when my mother had company, she
took the china suqar-bowl to the
kitchen to fill it. stood beside her
while she was cutting up the large
! pieces. For a moment she left her
work. knew ought not to do it,
but | thought | wonll try to cut q
little; but ma | brought down the
knife TO strike. | hit the handle OF
the sugar-b bowl, anl down it fell;
aud in moment | put the handle
in lis place. and showed it against
the wall 80 that itineed not fall of,
| harlly done so when mother came
back Oh, il | had only told her
the truth then: bat something whis-
percd. Don't tell yet, wait a little
Mother went on with her work: but
soon a heavy blow Jared the bowl,
and down fell the handle. II moth
or had looked into my face, she
would not have said, "Why can it
be that that such = jar should break
the hanalel see was careless in
setting il against the wall
| was on the point OF saying 'No,
Mother, it was | that was careless:
| did it, but something said, Don't
tell it all now. it can't BE- hcl, ed
81 kept still and acted a lie. | did
not say | lid not No it, but Ivy saying
nothing, made believe | did not,
and let my mother be deceived. ]
meant lie, and it is the thoughts
We have in the heart that God looks
at.
Nj many months after that my
mother wis taken sick. was sent
away trom home most of the time.
When my father came fer me and
told ne that she conh never get
well, ths, che must soon die, that lie
came NJ before me, and | felt that
my heart would break. Now |
Thought, | will tell hci. But when
3! reached home. she was 80 weak
che corld Only sc me for n moment
and ihey hurried me away before |
could toIl her. She died that night.
o, what bitter tears, | shed ~ |
looked npon that sweet cold face,
aul remembered how ! had de-
i'hcr.
Many years have passed away
sinc" then; but when | 90 home aud
see that susar-b)wl still without a
handle, my sin comes up before me.
! never think OF it but my heart is
heavy. | hope Col has forgiven
me, though | never forgive myself.
And when ! soc a child trying to de-
ceive, even in sport, only making
Believe ] always want to beg him
navor to deceive. nover to make be.
lieve a he, ,-Childs Papcr.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-22
The Anthracite Coal Trade.

Thirty.one years ago the first Goa
went to Philadelphia, being ten wa,
gon loads hauled over the mount
aims by George Shoemaker, of Potts.
vile. Very few persons could be
induced to purchase it, and most oI
these were wholly unsuccessful in
their attempt to make it burn. Ev-
.erybody considered it a mere stone.
Mr.. Shoemaker was denounced in all
quarters as a cheat, and measures
were being taken to arrest him for
swindling; but he escaped arrest by
leaving the city by a circuitous road,
and did not stop until no had got
thirty miles on his homcwsrd jour.
ncy. The most remarkable feature
in this extraordinary speculation
was, that Mr.. Shoemaker did not
himself know how to make the coal
burn. lie was therefore unable to
convince the public that it really
would ignite. Had he experiment.
ed at home, and brought with him
CRATE or stove in which to kindle n
successful fire, the exhibition would
have, no doubt, hastened full ten
years the development Of the coal
business. He f0nchod home, dis.
gusted ct the belligerent temper of
the citizens, and heart sick at the i'll
success Of his adventure. His re-
putation rs an honest man was res
'ued, however, by An iron master in
Delaware county, INFO whose hands
,ome Of the rcpudiated mineral acci.
lcn'ally fell. He tried the coal,
caused it to burn freely with an in.
ense heat, and was 80 pleased with
/ that he proclaimed the fact in the
newspapers. This led others 10 try,
tnd they also succeeded, the preiu.
lice was removed. anI consumption
vent on from this disastrous begin.
hing, until it last year reached the
quantity OF 3,476, S62 tons.
}ut up to this date the depression of
manufacturing has caused a reduc
ion Of 100000 tons to bc sent to
market, and the whole year undoubt.
'dly shows q falli " off Of full G00,-
100 tons.-- Miners JouynaI.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-10-22

tain dinner. These rudo young gen
tlemen conspired secretly to defraut
the reverend divine OF hie NEAL
The moment the coach arrived, they
hastened with all speed to the table,
and hurriedly swallowed their din
ner. The Doctor, through age.
moved but slowly, and had barely
time to invoke blessing and begin
HE meal, when they arose, and call.
ed loudly upon the driver that they
were ready to start, aud the time
was up. 'All aboardl' they Justify
screamed. The driver was in the
dinirg-room. The Doctor saw i'm
mediately their object, and their tri.
umph at tho thought of cheating
him out OF his meal. With inimit,
able grace and kindness, the man OF
silver hair turned to the driver, and
said
Il am an old man, and hungry.
and can only cat very slowly; will
you be 80 good ss to give me time
to get some dinner?'
The generous nature under rough
exterior yielded to the appeal, and
he said
'Yes, cir; you may take as much
limo rs you wish
Thank you, cir; l am glad that
here IS one gentleman an our mum
jer.'
The youths skunk away one after
feeling that poor hostler,
whom they despised, had admins
cred to them a withering rebuke for
heir rudcness.
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ADVICE (woRrH MlLLloNs) GRATIS


ADVICE (woRrH MILLIoNs) GRATIS.
man should keep the wolf
from the door, and his mother-in-
law, too, II he can. Every woman
has a right to be any age she pleas.
CO, for if she were to state her real
age, no one would believe her.
Every one has right to wear a
moustache who can. Every woman,
who makes puddings, has a perfect
right to believe that che can make
better pudding than any other wo.
man in the world. Every man who
carves has decided right to think
of himself by putting a few OF the
best bits aside. Every woman has
a right to think her child the 'pret.
tiest little baby in the world and il
would be the greatest folly to deny
her this right, for she would be sure
to take it Every young lady has 9
right to faint, when she pleases, i
her lover is by her side TO catch her
Every fool has a right to be on til,
best terms with himself, aud tina
man is a greater fool who differ
with him about those terms. Ever,
child, who makes noise, has righ
to be turned out OF the room; and
supposing You have not the right
you arc perfectly justified, if its pa
rents are absent, in usurping it.
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The Country Editor.

Editors seem particularly to de-
light in complaining OF their lot, and
some of them, we have not the
slightest doubt, would like to have a
law made that for robbing or cheat
ing an Editor the penalty should be
capital punishment. When they
chance in common with other men,
to have their pockets relieved of a
few dollars, or their sanctum of q
coat, they speak Of the robbery as
so cruel and unjust, as though they
were the poorest Of all classes of re-
spectacle men in tho world. They
have excellent opportunities to lay
their grievances and privations be.
fore the public, and probably receive
much sympathy in return, as the
legs Of venison from the East, legs
| of ham from the West, the rounds Of
beef from the North, which mysteri
ously find their way into Editors
sanctums, can testify.
| City Editors are more addicteI, 4