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June /, 1858.
New Classical and Military School in Raleigh

New Classical and Military School in Raleigh.
u PRENTISS TUCKE PROPOSES OPEN.
lLs ing School in the City of Raleigh for BOYS and
YOUNG MEN, i'll which thorough preparation may be
obtained for admission College North South and
those not intending to enter College obtain thorough
course of English instruction.
The first session will the 9Th day of July
and continue 90 weeks. An excellent School Room has
TERMS:
Common Common English Branches $lS slS 90 90
Classical Course :E $50 90
Practical instruction will be given in use of Instrument
in Surveying 10 those who pursue the Higher
instruction will also be given in Plotting Levellng Pro
file Making, estimating Earthwork and Masonry and the
general principles of Civil Engineering.
Pupils who may desire to learn the Broad Sword and
Rapier exercise will be required to practice daily no
ira charge will be made except for their fos Masks
. gloves, DC. r-s..5
As he has had several experience in teaching he
deems parade of certificates quite unnecessary the
below. the Hon John Sullivan Attorney General
Of New HAMPSHIRE may not however, be considered out
place. sssfss ~ .s44sss
With Mr. Tucke have been acquainted fohis youth;
and in an my intercourse with him, his bearing has been
uniformly courteous and genemany have never WIT
messed in his conduct inconsistent with the char
acter of upright and honorable man. While acquiring
his education at Harvard University he sustained euviaf
Bile reputation FOR talents and his
and talents give any pledge for the success viii
Be certain; and viii have % rege
the attentiol they may Pay
him. So q ~ 81 JOHN SULLEFA AN."SsIi
10y - 1oSO' s, ~
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CANCERS, ULCERS, TUMORs, sCROFU-
La and all other Diseases of the Skin, cured by the
use of DR.. Cloptons remedies.
Pamphlets containing testimonials of the highest charac-
fer forwarded to any that may wish them
Persons wishing tc test the wonderful efficacy of DR..
Copton Remedies must correctly describe their disease,
giving all the particulars from it's commencement location,
extent &C." Medicines sent by mail.
Address J. A. CLOPTON, NJ. D.
Huntsville Ala.
January s. s.
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NOSES LETTERS.

A NEW BOOK. -: =.
he. EDITORS OF The ,S 15y; LIVE GIRAFFE
title of which will be "LIFE IS; WRITINGS
OF Our MosE which book will not only contain all the
letters which have appeared 10 the Giraffe the
ture of MosE but many Others, rich, rare and spicy
that have never been read
the character of the proposed New Book need they
that will be the most amusing work that has been issued
wrote it. to satisfy ali on these points While It will be an
amusing work. illustrated with proper and cuts to
fee from Suga and viii have for its chief the
correction of the many absurdes prevalent in the
It will be book of over 100 pages printed on good ma
tera and bound in paper We propose to put it
press sufficient number of is received
Price Fifty cents for single oopies-Fve copies to
one address, for g. No money required until the work is
Should send in their orders at So that the publishers
determine whether they venture upon its pubca
book to press early in July.
Addss @ sa, ist
,,- ., ,.-. '"''"' Nss RslssS'e ;Ses i; c.
SogyyE1NEWKss; Ws;S1S OF TRAyEL, ERAIRE BY MADAME oc
W. .PoMERoY.
Raleigh Dec l8. ll2-
Swaim's Justice--.Revised.
TIME NORTH.CAROLINAM MAGISTRATE,
practical guide to the Laws of the State and the de-
cisons of the Supreme Court defining the duties and urs
dcton of the Justices of the Peace of Court under
the Revised Code of lS5455 together with full instruc
tions and numerous new Forms and Psecedents.
EDWARD CANTwELL, Esq, LII. B.
sGLunseLI0rat Laap.
One vol. svo, containing nearly 600 pages handsomely
printed good paper and well bound in law binding.
Price So 80. Postage SO cents.
Published and for sale by
HENRY d. TURNER,
At the N. C. Book Store.
Raleigh, N. c., April 81, 1858. 81
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j. w. JOHNSON.

Attorney at Law, Raleigh, n. C.
lNILL ATTEND PARTICULARLY AND PROMPT
w ly the collection of all kinds of claims renewing
and dscounng notes in Bank hiring and renting prope
E and buying and selling real estate commission: Re
fer to Charles Dewey, Cashier Bank of the State H.
Jones' Cashier Bank of Cape Fear W. j. Hawkins. Presi-
dent Rrlegh aud CASTOR Railroad, and G. W. Mordecai
President of the Bank of the State.
all letters enclosing money must be registered. Office
on Fayetteville ST., opposite the Market Square.
Sept. 90. S7-tf.
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January s.
Law COpartnership.

II. ". MILLER e G. w. BROOKS,
RALEIGH, N. c.,
HAvING ASSOCIATED THEMSELVES TOGETHER
IL in the practice of the law in thesCounty Courts will
attend promptly to all business entrusted to their
They will attend the County Courts of Wake, Johnston,
Nash, Franklin, Granville, Person and Orange.
Office Fayetteville Street, above the Lawrence Hotel
where one or the other may be constantly found
JAM 9, 1858. 5-tf
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ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD,

ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD,
Counsellor and Attorney at Law,
RALEIGH, N. c.,
Will attend the County and Superior Courts of Wake,
Johnston and Chaham; the Superior Courts of New Ham
and Sampson and the Terms of the Federal Courts
and Supreme Court of North Carolina at Raleigh.
d. Haywood, Jr.
Raleigh, May o. 52-sw.
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j. M. LOVEJOY'S ACADEMY.
VvHE 36TH SESSION WILL COMMENCE ON
IL THE 18TH OF JULY, 1858.
Board and Tuition, per Session, ss5 co.
For particulars address the Principal,
j. NJ. LOVEJOY.
Raleigh, June 25 1858. 5l-5t
- The Washington Dispatch and Kinston Advocate
publish three times, and send bills to this Office.
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SECOND VOLUME
b e A FORT JOURN AL.
A COMMERCIAL. AHn FAMILY NEXspA APER -,

FORT RNAL.
COMMERCIAL AND FAMILY NEWSPAPER,
Published in Beaufort, ~ G)
TNHE Sc BEAUFORT JOURNAL" COM
Il menced its Second Volume, on the 18th Of April,
he only to it's
the Editor appeals all who feel interest in that locality
hollow promises that his paper shall be the best in the
country for price, there will extra display of
s h.
to publish t % a sae s S OF .es
the Editor to make the Journal first class eoess,cai
Paper to give reports of the Markets. Foreign and Domes
The Journal will continue as heretofore Independent on
all subjects 1t will take sides with no political party but
will advocate such thought best calculated
to promote the interests of the country and of State
As to the different localities in this vicinity is not our
object to show partay but to advocate the claims Of
lima Cities to stand their merts-beleying that
good can be accomplished in this way than in discus
sing the claims advantages of localities we appeal
to the citizens those interested and to the friends Of these
places, to give us their support.
The completion OF the Atlantic .t a a,,
paper published this Harbor SHOULD be widely circulated
in order that its Commercial may better
place. will find the Journal to be very interesting as we
shall be careful give all local Of any importance
TERMS: 80
e.. Sss COPY sss's: s"s year. 9 sss g s
The oeter up of the club will be entitled to one oopy
Advertisements inserted at the usual rates liberal
deduction made for yearly advertisements.
All communications must be addressed to $50
@s4s JOHN NICHOLS, Ed: Pm.
Nay ], 1858 ~ ss1T ~
Philippe Mansal of PIane and spherleai
81 Trigonoaletry. IS 80 -;
charles Prof!.aotof Civil
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RALEIGH. n G, sAruRDA IS IS july ID 1858
BUSINESS CARDS.


50 HAMILTON & CARTER,
Florists. Nurserymen & Landscape Gardeners,
RALEIGH, n. G.
All kinds of Garden and Flower Seed; Fruit and Orna-
mental Trees Greenhouse Plants Flowers Roses &c.
piled favorable terms.
May l, 1858. ..t. 85-ff
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srTyHE FOLLOWING sBisxN1 r0Ia OF NDfCr-
snents, ND ~ ofacs.t
Retailing without hcense 49, = . = -
Assault and Ra4tery, -
I Selling Liquor % : Slave. as 81 ss
Trading with Slaves .sS4 te
s COhabiting with Sisye 81 -.
Fornicati0n and Adultery,
Carrying Firearms, DC
Price 81 per quire ~ All blanks not hand, printed
to order. 4sfs 80 s<5s Z 80 S.
; June 26. e.S<ss ssass.-4y SO ~
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MOTTO e "a S ~. c-ass
:,T :.:s {. s. ::ss:
About 1900 Acres,
Known the EGYPT FARM, adjoining the Farm on
SeSa Ss
L contains about 700 acres Of cleared land and will pro-
six eight barrels Corn to the in its natu
raj And there about $50 acres good swamp land
very good order TO lake IL -Four hundred acresof
the above Farm fresh and ss much cs;0n
materials can be found ana Scuhd every eld
of the Farm, not necessary ,no 6aa hundred
grass. &c, for stock Cattle viii soed order z
necessary buildings upon The Fsr1
story Clubhouse. Screw. overscsrb bouse Bsn.
&c. The said Farm can Be divided INTO sxo
0r All lnfsS those who wish Is 1.ls pod
would do well e oohas and examine wn''s tns ese y
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thereto 81 tbs esssf s
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3 IS e: e q 'ssI SIS s e s
sss is ssRH!ses s!az!|1 s,|l' + y, 81 ]
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An Old Established School.
VVHE WARRENTON FFTALE COLLEGI-
Il ATE INSTITUTE will commence its 35th Session
July l5 Course of study thorough and extensive and
terms reasonable.
JULIUS WILCOX, Principal.
June l. 1858. 4+2m.
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Edgeworth Female Seminary

EdgeWOrth Female Seminary,
GREENsBoRoUGH, n C.
VVHE SCHOLASTIC YEAR Is DIVIDED
IL into two Sessions commencing LIST AUGUST and
lst JANUARY.
The of study is thorough and systematic,
bacng everything necessary to complete solid and
education. The buildings arranged
combine comforts of home, with the advantages of
school Instructors of the highest qualifications
poyed in each of the Departments No Institution in the
country possesses advantages superior to Edgeworth
TERMS:
Board, including washing, lights, and fuel,
per Session of five months, $50 90
Tuition in the Regular Classes 20 90
The next session will commence on Monday, August 3D.
ls5s Pupils admitted any time during the Session.
and charged from the time of entrance.
Catalogues containing all necessary information respect
ing the Course of Instruction, Terms, &C., will be for
warded on application to
RICHARD STERLING, Principal.
Greensborough, N. C.
June g. 1858. 4S-3mpd.
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NEW GROCERY WAREHOUSE.

WHOLESALE RETAIL,
No. 1s, FAYETTEVILLE STREET
DOYSTER, JONES & MOORE RESPECT
h fully announce that they have associated themselves
in the FAMILY GROCERY BUSINESS, in this City. In
presenting their claims for public patronage they would
that their business will be conducted strictly the
CASH PRINCIPLE. Awaiting themselves of the advan-
tages afforded by Cash purchases they will be enabled
offer their Stock the most reasonable termsthe prin
cple of their business being small profits and quick returns
They have Just returned from the North and daily
receiving their STOCK which embraces everything requisite
for family use. They respectfully solicit a call
JAMES NJ. ROYSTER,
JOSEPH JONES,
JAMES A. MOORE
Raleigh, Jah. 80, 1858. 9-h.
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DRY GOODS-SPRlNG, 1858.
STEVENSON, WEDDELL CO.,
Wholesale DEALERS
FRENCH, GERMAN, BRITISH & AMERICAN FABRICS
HAVE NOW IN STORE COMPLETE ASSORT-
LII ment of and seasonable Dry Goods, for the
Spring and Summer Trade.
Special attention is solicited from the North Carolina
and Virginia Merchants.
JOHN STEVENSON,
JAMES WEDDELL,
- WIN. H. CROW,
Nos. rs and 80, Sycamore Street, Petersburg Va,
March 8. 1858. 90
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SPRING TRADE, 1858.
HAM MILTON q G RAHAM,
Importers and JObbers,
"7IMI EXHIBIT ON AND AFTER THE FIRST OF
w March full and well-selected stock of FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS which will be disposed
of at the lowest prices Merchants from the South and
West invited to call and examine at the old stand of
Paul McIiwane No 80 Sycamore Street. Petersburg Va
~ Strict attention given to orders.
February l6, 1858. 15-1y.
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SOUVENIRS OF TRAVEL, BY MADAME OC
- TAVIA WALTON LEVERT,
For Sale by
W. POMEROY
Raleigh, Dec. 1S. l12-,
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WILLIAM H. BAILEY.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, s;e
r., Has REMovED 10 Y YANcErvlLLE N. G. So
and Casweli 'o : =.
April s. 1858. - s. 3 s.. % I'm
HENRY n BRYAN, 4. e g 3 Z.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOB An LAW,
June q, 1858. ~ so..tf
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w. RAEDER,
ARCHITECT AND CIVIL ENGINEER.
SALISBURY, n C.
w tiOns and Superintendent for Town Houses Cot
tages, Villas Stores Churches and Public Buildings;
also for all constructions belonging to as
Bridges OF Stone Wood or Iron, and all buildings
quired at Stations.
Plans and Estimates given for the Improvement of water
powers and mechanical constructions in general
REFERENCES: -
8 Hon. j. W. ELLIS, Salisbury, n. c.;
ChAs. F. FISHER, Pres. n: G. Railroad;
JAS. c. TURNER Chief Engineer W. N. G. R. R.;
C. P. MENDENHALI. Treas. N. C. R. r Greensbr ro';
R. +. S1MONTON, Treas. W. N. C. B. r., Statesviie.
June s. 1858. tzsii 46-6m.
HECTOR DAVIS,
AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
For Sale ofaNegrO
FRANKLIN ST., R1cHMoND, Va
SELLS NEGROES BOTH PUBLICLY AND
- privately, and pledges his best efforts to obtain the
He has safe and commodious JAIL where he will board
all Negroes intended for his sales at 80 cents per day.
May 81, 1855, .43-tf. Z
zzz6..z a CA r. d 80,
PERCIYAL GRANT, ARCHITECTS AND CIVIL &
80. Il ENGINEERS, ,sssr. Z
Gopp1H's Hall. RIcHMoND, Va. Y as 80 -
5 sHUAvING SOME IMPORTANT BUILDINGS (FOR
which they supplied Designs1 to sneerntend in thia
ssss ssss ssss sssaa
I snd ss s. Build
ings and laying of 0rna1eeasst Gfoppss f,ss
s. -. ss pr Box 826 klchnnond,
pupil e good habiss .,'d eds
'si's5; ssslsb, ID so, ii1ss sn,s,
ls5ss 81
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REAL { PERSONAL ESTATE

January ma l2, 1858:
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WOLFE & CAIRNS. ri,
po ANoFAcTUERs q DEALERS, WHOLESALE . RETAIL. IN :.
Doois' SHOES, TRUNKS, CARPEF-BAGS &c., &C.,
Is Bollingbr0ok Street, - !,
PETERSRTIRls VA 7sa=e4t
July H. i'eo, AHh'' a0, sA.sSsss 30
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"heaping Goals" with q vengeance. In vain
the mortified neighbor pleaded 10 be excused
IN vain he pleaded 10 be released from what
would be to him punishment ten time,
more severe than stripes and imprisonment
The Quaker was insxoTableI aad he was
obliged to yield,
Breakfast over, Now" said the old farmer
as he helped the Victim 10 shoulder the bag,
III thee needs any more corn, come In the
day time, and thee shall have IT,"
With what shame and remorse did that
guilty man turn nom the dwelling Of the
Pious Quaker Everybody ia ready to say
that he never again troubled the ouaker's
corp-crb, l have something still better than
that to tell you. lie at once repeited and
reformed. and lived aud died an honest man.
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CURIOUS STORY AnorT THE QuItN's Mrs
sA6E.-Tho Washington correspondent Of
the baltimore Rpublicap says
III have heard from high source some
what Sngular statement, which, il true land
| cannot doubt ii) explains two matters,
namely First, how the President vns secur-
ed from being hoaIcd in the matter of the
ttuecuT mrssagu ON tho sub=AuiaKTio fete-
graph and secondly, why he should come
from the Soldiers Home ir to the city, near
midnight to write his answer. The state
'urTt ~ that v5p3es 5f both Documents wgre
prepared some time ago and exchanged be-
tween the parties, and that Queen Victoriu'G
note and copy of Mr.. Blchanan's reply
were locked up in the State Department.
THIS was done, II is said to prevent imposi-
ton, aud very admirable plan it certainly
was. The reason why the President return
ed to the city at night is hereby made obvi-
Gus, as 1t undoubtedly was for the purpose
OF comparing the message sent to him with
the copy previously placed in his possession,
and also to obtain his own prepared reply
from the State Department. The fact of the
Queens message being incomplete, and what
was the substance Of the closing portion,
seems TO have been known TO Mr. buchanan
when he wrote his reply; and the wording Of :
the reply itself favors the latter assumption"
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~ Thought that ever went out Of the minl
Of human man, and We can print il too, Civ,
as paper enough, till the great round earth I,
blaHkelod around Witha eoyeret like two
peas, Ezekiel seemed 20 grow az inch al
every word, and the pressman looked first at
him and then al the press with astonishmpnt
Talk about the minds living forever eK-
claimed the boy, pointing palronizingly at the
ground, ~ II minds we're lying there incapA-
bic Of Immortality, unlIl tho printer reached
them q helping hand why the world II
brimful Of live, bright industrious thoughts,
which would have been dead, dead - stone,
II it hadn't been for boys like me-, who run
iuk rollers,
Immortality indeed why, peoples minds,
be continued, with his imagination climbing
into the profnely sublime, peoples minds
would not be- immortal II Il wasn't for the
prinIersi AZ any rate In this here planetary
buping ground, We are the chaps what
manufacture Immortality for dead men, he
rejoincd, 'appiug the pressman gracously
on the shoulder, The latter took It, ~ II
subdued knight Of the legion Of honor, for
The boy had put the mysteries Of his profes,
sion Ia sublIme apocalypse, Give Us one
good healthy mind resumed Ezekiel, TO
think for us, and We will furnish a dozen
worlds ~ big as this with thoughts to order,
Give us such man and We will insure his life
and keep him forever among the living. lie
sha'n't die nor sleep. We will keep his mind .
al work ON all The ,,iuds that Ii,, o,, ,h..
earth, and all toe minds that come 10 live .
here as long ~ the world stands 'Ezekiel,I.
asked In a subdued tone Of reference, will
you print my thoughts too p Yes, that | viii,
he replied, 'if you will think some Of the
right Kind, Yes, that We win cchecd the
lrcssman,
Aud went home aud thought, and
Ezekiel has printed my Thought tracks ever
.incc. II
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Prom tho New York Observer.
Wearing White.

While walking out one pleasant day,
beside thoughtful child,
hhr turned 10 ne her earnest face,
And asked iu accents mild
There are some people dressed in black,
! very phcn meet
Why do thcy wear that gloomy drcss,
When walking ip the street,"
We very ofon talked NJ death,
That little child aud /
hhn thought u was % happy thing,
For children, young Co die,
She did not know thry went 20 rest,
hruCath the cold, dark sod
But pictured them on Josus breast,
Forever cafe WitrGod
How could ! say, "i'or ransomcI ones,
We wear this gloomy dtrss,"
Aud not disturb her Tranquil thoughts
OF heavenly happiness
! could not bear 10 see tho look
pf sorfoW and surprise,
That such Huuowful glimpse uf death.
Would summon 60 her eyes,
And 20 ! said THAT solemn dress
u useful a. token,
Ililt unto one Who WCaTCih 10,
The mighty Lord has spoken"
She looked confused, then sonly said,
"but htlk why should IL be-
The saints wear white aud so would I
II God should speak 10 me-
Again / uid, "Our absent friends,
We miss, when out uf hight
Aud when they die, We Hc,rf feel
Like wearing rolurs bright"
Nhr shook hrr head "Why should we noun
For those Who are so blessed 4"
Aud no words could hnd 60 to,l
Why they in black were dressed.
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a HiNDoo's SToRY.--A poor Hindoo, hnv-
ing been released from the cares of this world
and from a scurvy wife, presented himself at
the gate OF Brahmas paradise. "Have YOU
been through purgatorv ?" asked the God
NO. but have been married." ho replied
seriously. "Come in then, it's all the same. y
Al this moment arrived another man, lust
defunct, who begged of Brahma 10 be per-
mitted to go in also. "Sonly, softly, have
you been through purgatory ?" mo, but
Vhnt OF that Did you not admit, moment
ago, one who had not been there any more
than ?' "Certainlyj hut he has been naar-
ried." "Murried Who are you talking to?
have been married twice. n 40, .pshaw ~
replied Brahma, "get away Paradise is not
for fools. ."-Afheneum.
PRENTcEs LATEsT.-Oar neighbor of the
Democrat processes TO be looking abroad
over the future prospects OF Jis party. So
he, like the Egyptian Sphynx, is gozing
across desert-7and with face just about
as handsome
A short time ago Cairo was nearly all un-
der water. Now abe is pretty much all uu-
der mortgage.
A new Democratic paper comes to us from
Pennsylvania with the name of ~ Daw" as
editor Is jack too modest to publish his
entire name9.
- An Ohio editor recently at,cDpted IN
describe the powerful effects Of warm wrath.
err and here is one instance "A small ne
geo boy injudiciously leaned up against the
sunny side Of the house yesterday, and fell
asleep. In n few minutes he began to soften
and IN three quarters of an hour he ran ali
over The yard. His mother dipped him up
in a wash tub.n
The NEws.-Higgins expresses doubt
whether the news by the Atlantic Telegraph
will be fresh inasmuch as it comes through
TWO thousand miles of salt water.
BAD FOR THE BARREL.--A negro lately fell
rom the upper story of a warehouse in
Jharleston, S9C..a distance Of 30 feet, s,rik
ng hRd frat on the head of a whiskcy bar
el. The result was the barrel leaked.
" A railroad conductor who wore a lono,
oomy, white linen sack coat, with Il stand
ng collar, and buttoned up to the chin. had
dispute with female passenger. The Iadv
ron the victory gloriously by tho following
rilliant and destructive charge: "You are a
urty fellow, aint you? You arc the fust
ono ucter / have seed ngwinc about amongA n
asset ov decent wimmen folks in his shut
'h Ainf you stamed 90 yoursaT?" He
robably was. for he left that car quickly, and
the shirt tail coat.
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and Z feet inches iu diameter
In our country q more rational taste Ia re-
gard to bells prevails, and although We have
not many exceedingly large ones 10 boast Of
yei omaImosl every village spire, or tower
Of massive cathedral, goes forth the inviting
tones of the sabbath going bell" over
changing with the events Of life from joyful
TO q soTowful peal, and giving riso to asso-
Citations which memory long loves 10 cher