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T II E G Il A NJ NJ A II
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NGLISH GRA M M A RS,
BY GOOLD BROWN.
WITH PORTRAIT OF THE AUTHOR.
One Vol. large syo;--l07O pages.
TESTIMONIALS,
FROM NOTICES OF THE PRESS. SC.

AhbA NOAlA Eo vi AliE PRESS, &c.
"HoNoR To VIII MuoSoR."
I'VE FTa'ih Ia learn that tho gcat oik on English
Grammar, ut our toll wcitizau, GnOld nuwn IN eveTy-
where Received with the highest HpuTubatiun ETudii0
seh-t hugaci0us and Oisrr iting les ubla teNc
tfs Rhu pruieshus IA uu 0uTniug uuta in
uhouuriug tie work prntuuHd aud umineuty
tHllsurou * ubun " the grammar Of our Language -
I The Lynn News hiuy - 1881
regard Il ~ tho most valuable Of all the yarks uBon
tho subject OF irh treats. It's CYCiupediH Teposil
ing rich tr tsures nf hlsIrc aud CIT Al knuwlodg1 h
Is, uruurhlnt rmlneully practical b it, chartcor No
teacher ui English Graimar should fail tu procure cuy
NJ this mastry work. +. SCiRoEDER, Rector Of ST.
Anns Hall, BI uk!yu.
The suihor hl troluced cork, which must exert a
mhlohl iniuuhra u tystematiZug tho laws and Hssui-
lauE he rhc pies 1t our language, Hud which Will
ehiet bouur upon himself aud cirt the
IL lrAnel without het pedanic, discriminating win
on Doing hYponThnul puiuuH without heing polk aud
iuuepeudrnt without bang preSump uuus IN \ Courier
and knquirur, jan 10, lsbL
"'Tbe Grammar English GRAMMAR has all the Sc
we're Hccuury Of which tho Institutes he authors hrst
work Is 81 romtrkabla eInmpio. Thr doctrines
Gto here r'ahirned, aud copuusy illustrated Indoed
me bu0A hnuhs u nsIhtOn, aud Is hHppy instance ui
Whit the euch nhglosers term graHmairs some :
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20 nn Interesting b'k for reading by not
salt VIII gTammtr " Correspondent of the Now York
JUurunl ~ Fduchtion
Price 81 81. For shle by J.B. COBB L co.
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FLORA TENPLE AND PRIcEss.-These c,lebaled
horses came in last night on the cars and pro-
ceedcd to Richards stables at the Fair Grounds,
They will appear in the great cavalcsdo this NOR
ufn
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

tographer. Of Crobaugh's gallery, HoffmAnh's
Block, has taken the Forest City gallery No.
243 Superior street, where he will be found ready
and willing to wait on his customers.
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HoLLowAY's PLLs.-For scurvy and the
prevalent diseases incidental to this pure-
ing and ooinsng medicine is invaluable 1t acoomuo-
dates itself the peculiar ergences the case pnd uf
restoring the patient to Leah, .cinygoutcs the vital
energies Of the body
Sold at the mandatory, No. 80 Maiden Lane, Nev
YORK and by all Druggists 2Bc CSC 81 per pot or
box. oct,90bS
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TUFrs's CoNDrrroN.-Gco Tufts was doing as
wOll yesterday could be expected and it is hoped
he may recover.
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.9eo~ Go to Hawks this morning for the Ledger
Nick Max, Yankee Notions, &c.
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sPALDINGs Prepared GLUEl- UsEFuL IN
EVERY HOUsE.-AnOlher supply Just received BY
Fo0S, EEswORTH a Co.
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9Sy~ The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, J. S. Matsons and Olmsted's news depots
At news depots at Weddell aud Angler Hotels, and
at Qunanis, It's Ontario Street
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II A Warning to the Unwary, and one
'lnighy to save" is contained in the book HUMAN
FRAILTY or PATHOLOGICAL RESEARCHES. II
erp1ns fully and uncquy0osly the secret OF furc
tona arrangements AMI prostrated with unlang
instructions eradicate every aud particle OF the
Of disease that guawing that insdousy but
surely away aud uudermnes the constitution leaving
hut the wreck of his former self The victim OF this
fatal ndency should not lose in procuring this
invaluable work.
Sold by DR.. BARROW, t5J Prince street. New York -
Price 25 cents. Sent free everywhere.
soldby GAYLORD & HAMMOND, and wAI FIsKE.
Druggists, Cleveland oct7
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t.V~ Dr.. JAS. MoCLINTocK's PEcToRAL SYRuP
Science and fact alike guaranty the immeasurnble
rory Of this remedy every other prescribed for
rmed coush oppression Of be chest bronchial difficulties
aud consumption. When all other medicines have failed
in this there is hope safety, life.
price 81 co. cola by wM. FIsKE. ClovelanI
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LgNFOr Market RepoFi4 and Marine News, see
fourth page.
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NEATSFOOT OLA nice, fresh
IN at iue sold ut who esuls and retail by
6rRONG y AltAiSTRONG,
apgl l99 supenorst.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
NEW ADVERTISEMENT

IS Barie-Coal oil Lsmos.
Psltoa g. Breed-For Duuhirk.
Pelton Broed-For Chic. 20
New Books-J. d. Cobb Co.
Webstef'a DictionRry--J. Cobb b Co
Coal Oil Lamps--A 2. Gardner.
Removal-J. NJ Green-Bna. Notice.
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DUTTY-15.000 lbs. bladder and bulk
STRONG ARMSTRONG,
uug1A lqA 81
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E-Invoice received
II weekly aud selling v ~ low figures
STRONG ARMSTRONG
hugl9 gSupsTiOrS -
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ZINC PAINT-2O,OOO lbs. dry and
SfRoNG a ARMSTRONG,
puglS lg9 superior st
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" We Isiuced to ind that the renowned Chemist
Of New England Doct AVER, has ct length turned his at
tonon to the disorder which hangs like blight upon
cummuniy Our section is as healthy any othor with
one single exception end that is the Fever aud Asuo which
haunis as GA every side But bis remedy euro as We
should kno it must n he mode it, Cast out this bale fol
disease from among and Of the iovoes spots
IN the West -[Seutiusl Fairfield Iowa.
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THE HORSE FAIR The great Fair commences
to-day at Spring Grove Parl-. The storm has rep.
dered all discomfort from dust as one OF the things
that are not, and should to day be pleasant the
crowd Of visitors will pass in in full numbers. The
following is to days programme:
FIRST DAYS PROGRAMME OF THE LAKE ERIR HoRsR
BREEDERS Association.
Entries for Premiums received on the ground, up
to " o'clock N.
At II O'Clock a. NJ, there will grand eavalcade
Of all the stock entered
Ga account Of the extreme length of each DAVIS
Programme it Is requested that each Glass will be
in readioess promptly, at the hour designated,
To avoid the crowd at the gates, tickets will be
for sale at the Weddel, Angler, johnson and Amer
ican Hotels,
Premium for the best Brass Band, competing
Bands TO play the first day OF the Fair; winning
the other two days, 500.
O'CLOCK P. N, CLASS 7--BRooD MARES AND COLTS
Best mare with sucking colt by her side geo
Second best do do 10
Best sucking horse colt ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Best do mare do ,....................5
ll.2P.N. CLASS o-DRAvr HORSES
Best pair draft horses ..................s25
Second best do ....,.. ...,........,l 10
Best single draft horse ...................,.lO
Second best do ...........-.,,.,..... 5
2P.M CLASS s-FILLIEs.
Best nlley years aud under 4 ...,..........Sl5
do do 3............,...l0
10 do 2,..........,....5
2 l-2 ?. N. CLASS l2-NAToHED HoRsRs.
Best pair matched mares or geldings IS hands
ana upwards ''.'...,.,,.,. ......,...... $50
Second best do ....................... IS
3P. N. CLASS l-THoRoUoH BREDs.
Best thorough bred stallion $50
Second best do ................ 25
Best do mare ......., 20
Second best do ........... 10
4P. NJ GRAND TRoTTINo PURSE.
Free TO all horses that have never shown less
than 24O ....,'....,.,.,..,...... 800
NJ. NJ. sPANGLER, PIss't
Il. Q. STANLEY, Seg'y.
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LEAD-20,000 lbs. con
w btunt on hand, Of all tha various mRnuGc,
BTRONG ARMSTRONG
nmnIl u o GnunrlnI ~
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TANNERS OIL-Bank, Shore and
Il Straight God Liver Oh, vt the iowe,t puce.
bTRONG 4 AkMSi MONO,
mai ~
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HAIR DYEi HAIR DYEll HAIR DYE
Vim. 4. Bachelors Hair Dye!
7 he only harmless and reliable Due kao

The only harmless and reliable Due kJaolea
The Original and hest m the Wurldi
All others limitations aud should be avoided
NOu wish tn escape ridirule
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to
beaulal aud natural Brown Black without the least
hjury 10 Hair or skin.
FIETEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
warded to VIM A. Bachelor siuoe 1872 aud 10000
applications have been made TO the Hair Of his patrons
bis famous Dyes.
WM A. BATCitELoRs HAIR DYE produces cslor
not to be distinguished from natura is WARRANTED
not 10 inure in the least however long may BE- continued
and the III effect of Bad Dyes rsmsjivd; the Hair nygur
Hted for life by this Sfleudid Dye.
Made, sold applici In y private roomsl Mt tho Wiz
Factory, No. 2Ti BrnHdW ay, N. Y.
Sold IN all cities and tho United States bV Drug
g1sts aud Fmcv tiUOds Deaess
C4 The genuine has the aud address upOn a Hoe
plate engraving or four sides of each TOx, nf
- VIM. 4; BACHELOR,
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CRURCHLpS HYPOPHOSPRIrES.

GHURCHILL'S HYpophosphites Of
~ Lime and Soda, roapl ~ y WiRhestsr This
remedy inf Cos0np ion oi ho lunEt AVID other WuHluF
dsgssea has attracted the a cation o. mnn u the ead
PhyacanU Of r0onttY and received their approval
a. hoinf great vaue Ard very efeni n uIosnf die
prugFoUs % diseases hthoftn considered IA al
The goRuino preparation BY ..
aug Is W, FlSkE.
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I INSEED OIL-50 BBLS. G.. o.
H. GRlSWOLD'S, the brst IN the sorld ri th- loves
market price. STRONG ARMSTRONG
4
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Mt0lltnte.

Drugs, Medicines, Paints and Oils.
nRUGS-A COMPLETE ASSORT-
IL hENT, al very low prictS To toe wholesale trade.
sTRUNG 4 ARMSTRONG,
-. aF
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PURNETT'S
ID E1trut Almond,
l1Tart Oa CRY,
k1uuc Lemon,
EHtTuut Rusc.
All 6esh ootg WM FfSKE.
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pURNETT'S COD LIVER OIL
- Genuino AND just reoelved-pe fsotly fresh.
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A CHOICE LOT OF BOTANIC 4
ce-Ii ''''''' " '''''''' sapUaIIC sQUApE.
A CUE PILLS, FEMALE PILLS &
IA Powders Worm Powders and Tea that h fneaciuus
'stS 81 PUBLIC SQUARE.
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NUUkING EAIhAUIS-Of all ia
.y26 XIV sACKnnER.
I UBIN's EXTRAUTS-A full as,
~ sonenl Just Ieeessd, LsethsI with great varaty
tsup ". W RACRRinER
pRUSHES-A hne assortment OF
I'D liar and Cloth Brushes also Teeth Brushes pf lyou
Boie, hunalv llurn aud eanjAl Woed, fuTssle BY
iehs A. W SACKRlnrH
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UWINES- Cotton, Linen, and H,mp
90 OrFd 1wines tcti WM FiSkE
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~ txr.>.i,n,,a

~ the late clsin'bssr 81 Byrau t.rove
where holding tbsir pic-Die, ysstsfd.y ~
tsfnDoo, Mf. Bruison. who -. .ursriuisnS.
Irg ths operation dfDtpeI hi. eold Auniirg
~siob iSto ias prt uuh the clsms som.
Of tbs party sdU'sd taxing % the -bol.
concern, sud gsf,ing the rsies cut NJ,
bsnuoo sdvissd - uDr tle woe sa-~,.
sioas, sud lssys tbe ~aich a. b.ss lt.
CON psnJ offered 80 ic.isisBso e. the. ksg,
ing tbat ,hsy ssu,d sfnrd it 4 hs eoald
Aod The -stch sss secordIngiy cooked n,
hl the SLAMS ePsusd ucn iass. A ,h.
sni ~ i''tg i"inatss ths ssteh "a, '.kss
cat ~iih shovel fsii q slstss 80 hos tb.t
'si W eo'l To- sss's Hisate- before a
could b spsn'd IL nd net stopped d.
lhs - aaJ 'hfouEh TO shHrs ks.i ssJ O..
- good ssish to-jsy a. aB,bsl,.x,,t b
Pes it douB asa kASdsAslI - Ns,,s,, O..
HsiSfa
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Tho Supreme Court q Ibdisbs has N .ds
Asssi'iss -hich has 30 impsrtant bearing
upon the interests q the bssspsper press
A ssbtroveT'y existed relative 20 . ebsrg.
fof Advertising bstvesp tbs Comnis.ios.r.
81 Hsmilten ssahIy ssd The Psiy,os ss..
gsIsr ia sas held By the jsdss ,b.t the
published terms of ssuspspsp eessiitst. a
contract IL serk y gwen 10 nsvspspst..
sithout special oostfssi coatfsvsaisg the
psbi,sbsd terms. the psblnbsr sss c6srrs
sod ressirs seeordisg 70 the ter.s 20 pab-
l,stsd ltisbsi nesssssfy 10 prove .hst
The soTk osst ~ vss sortb ths publisAsus
have right % sT The vsius II their 20.
lsmss sBd n - bHs5 90 other question
need - sstsd bat tas rtiss thss sAsrg.d
eaa b. rsoovfs5
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NJ | sc E L l. ANY.
"AsHi>oTo>- FaREwFII--ISrr
ssTING GINlIDNNT.

'eorge Catlin, the celebrated p,iot., NJ
iod',n portraits relates the following snec
do'e' as detailed to him, by the late Loui,
Philippe
Being at ~. Cloud ewerc all ,,Il;,,
soout Indians. when bis y siesty. Loui, Pb,,
hppe, said that 10 lad been hi, p,e,, ,o.a
fortune TO arrive, with his BROTHER. =,
PhiladeIphia the day that Wa.hin,,on H..
livered h'. farewell address thai rbI. ,h.
hail was filling up and overnowins Win ~,
sons eager 10 be present on the occ,.;on =.
observed band Of Indian chief. f,on' a.
western wood. seeking some .;,u,,;a, ~.
.ney' 100 might look uron wba, they knew
y. ,ne ero"hihg act of their Great Fath
rs NE After Washington had begun the
oeivery OF bis address sfter all auditor.
haa o,come Iniet and still, an Iudisn head
'o'e Slowly above the window-sill At the
end ef the stand on which the pre.t man
$1,000 soon alter, another and another
found place along side the FIRST. until .,.,v
pane OF tie lover sash framed a red-,t,n'.
portrait. Finally he who hsd risen 6r.,
omnenced stes'thils TO lift the sash. Find
hg thst they disturbed no Que. and tb,, m
one forbid th.u,, they raised II nm mil II.
naked. hrs~ny -houlder went under fo, -.
support. aud soon n dozen hslfp.k.d ,,-
wages we're poiseiessly grouped on the win.
do~-siii, or stretched out full leppth en- IN.
speakers platform Watching ip,,p..lv
zach look and gesture and listening nLs,,h
they uhderstsod it bot) 90 each .acr.d "a
" 1t dropped from their f,,ber', lin. y,.,,
tears rolled down their manly rb..t, =.
though they knew il What We all no, Lno.1
'he greatest act Of tn. greatest n.s tbs,
ever lived"
a lady still living 10 philadelphia. in .
letter to ihs National Ist,A,y,a,,, I'm.
speaks Of the same event
Nv hcu Gebefsl Washington J.;;,..a
his iafeseIi address, 10 tbs room a, IN.
southeast corner Of Cbesnut and s;,,h
streets, ! sat msdistely 10 front of bi,,
va tue room tbc Congress had oecupi.d
General WsshiDgtous dr,.,
fuli suit Of black His m,lit.rv b., ~
The black eoeksde There stood m, P.,h..
Of sis Country, seknovl, dyed by nation, The
hrst 80 var, bret IN peace, hr-, ia IN. h.,,,.
VI bis soun'rJ@sb No marshall. ,i,h
gold 'e0Iored scsrfs DO chestinx Tt.
most profound stiffness greeted him. q. n
that great assembly desired 10 L,., L,n
breathe aud catch bis bfssth-,h. bom...
OF 'h. hesrt. Dir. Adams covered h.. f.e.
shh both BIS hands The sleeve Of 81.
coat ADD bis bands r-rs covered -,,h ,,,,.
Every no- aud then there -ss supprss..d
sob cannot describe Wnbibgtop, an
pesfatc. s' ] isii it--psrfsstly oompos.d
sDd seif-Tossessed all The close ~ AZ. "a
dress Then, vben strong mems sob. broL.
loose, shsn teArs covered their he.. ,h..
The great mao sss shaken. / nsvs, ,ooL
my eyss % bis fsss, La,g, dton. go.
from bis eyes. tie looked 70 tb. srst.f.l
children ~ho usrs parting from tLeif htAs,
their ifiesd a. u hD heart .ss u,,b then
and would BE- 90 the cod
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AcNt'ts nossg.

ooee on Atins lsnke, ,-bo w..,,,x
hng through Kentucky. L,d ,S.. h,,..l
no money lie hsd taught III. ,,,n,.I =,
lie down or st 90 ~. b,.p-h.- -, -
h'idie ~as pulled pretty hard o., -.
Ter SAG no ~sy 81 rrpleui.bin, ti.,,, a..
purse but by selling h.. ho,.e .s,sh q.
solved to do "a the hr., orpo.,upit,
A' he ~s. going along slowly. n.
nu"'ef ~ some Gisis1ee from ,he toai .boa
he rode up 10 aud aeeostcd Ian. -
OF Conversation. be toll tie i,,t-r IT,, t.
bad ~ nv 'lusble horse 20 .sii--. horse ,,,,
-oaid act rftc'ely like . setter ,h.n \.
~a- ~ the vicinity Of game
Tasting b.sycs srOshd ct the ZANE I'm,
discovering some fresh rabbit trsck, g.v.
the eridie JERK. tn. doeilo q,.drsr,s
Immediately lad down.
There are some rabbit. Ler,.r ..,d M.
rider, kno~ by h., csr."
The h@htucsy eariO9s 10 test the re,u,,3
sasac'iy OF tie horse, searched aroagi .na
.ure enough, started three or fcu, ,,h,,.
he Wa great -atprisrd but Oh. i.as..
toos The altar a. q matter of oour.. A.,
make lens story short, tue sonderf. ho,,.
ehshged osn"t' on the spot. $500 Jeie, m,
consideration
his ne~ owner mounted b,m. and 9th
sh'fscter's'ie ho'pitalIiy told IN. Nasl A.
accompany him home. They soon cam. 10
stream, which tbey lad 10 eto,, and which
"" rather aeeP Tor Lor,emen. judge of
the hentuck'an. di.msy ~bru. on nu,l,,,
'he srdie 10 the middle Of the river b,.
''eed 'ub''ded IN the running water. =. n
he. we're hiPpopotamus
How TIN. n.
his bust visible.
But the Yankee. Who ~. moun,,d n.
The burters other Lof.e, ... uot d,,e,a.,,.
ted in the least
"oh, / forgot to tell you, he i.,.sood f-
hib as be is for rabbits -
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LINES by the Hoo. sr. Gto.er Tvos.. own.
o" being solioiisd BY b.. fri,nd. M,, y a,
""''-"''~'r. to hoo. ~by h. had .....s 10 .o.,,
tee poetic na.-
pA'' o' nv youth ye hsv. rna.dsva,
h''f' OF nv Jopie' y. are frosted sndr,.,
hye' oi nv youth your keen sight !. no NOR,
.'ee'' 0i my youth We are iutro~et all o'.,.
sueofth OF my youth all Of your vigot \, y,n,
ihOosh'' oimT yoa'h' your gay vision. ar, no~u'
nN'o' nv youth -'.h 60, your recall:
ifa"' OF nv youth l'n content you should fall.
Iye' ~ my Sou'h' ys much evil have seen
Dhe'H' 'i m, yon'h hsIhed in isan have. been;
ihough'. 81 nv youth ,e have led mr s,,t.y
sueneh OF my youth Why lames.your decay
pay' "' ny age W viii shortly t- ps.,
rams ~ my age awhile v.tsoI,.t
Joys of nv age m true wisdom t,i,ght
Eyes OF NV age he religion ,ouf Iish,
Thoughts Of my ar dread not ye tn,c,,l,
h'pe' OF my age lie y- hIed on your Godil
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Tus ssTIOSAL wasHissroS No.,
UaEHv.

ssu, ssi ss sbouii jaJs.. q very IN.
psrtsst ssd svailsbls plss for rsi.ins fgp5.
fo' ths sonpl.Iisn % this s,sa, sork "a.
bess isiiis.sd By ,hs society, 81 Is. ,Ssx..
too Of Liss' lees, lbs ssEisss, 70 eLsrgs
of 'As uofk IL - The sscdips Of etsols,
70 ell he poet u SISTERS 10 ,bs sosoiry. rsqa.s
'os sseh 70 provide boI 10 biz sakcs 10,
ths fsespi'eo Of eohtsibahsss. sd 70 rsat
periodically, soes . month fos ihsisbes -
Ihis ProIosiiiSs meets uith lbs spttshstioa
- she Postsssisr General - sppssfs b, 4.
letter of lis sppssdsd 70 The sifsaAr
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wHI> rHE LAuCu cAnEI..

Bunee. and Siiers farms saig;n.a each
other S'ner bad .B unru.y sheen ub,sh
was IN the hsbit 4 getting into Bun~-
held. Buuce s1ro.,ul.t with S,.,.
srai times aud tBeu told him II he d,d not
keep "a. sheep at home. he would 6x him %
be ~ouli not jump suylno ore fences. Bot
BuGos soou found the s'.esp back .y,in -
he caught him aud With a kuifs severed an.
eutic1e or skin Ja.t beyond the c.nLr.
INT, aud te ween the mAIs cord A. bone
then thrust the other hind leg through the
sppett1re snd then pot tue sheen back over
the iensr, Which Neat OH LObbl,og On tLr,,
legs
sirer soon after discovered tie ..d r,i,b,
ms sseep wa M he kne~very veil ~bo -.
TIE cause of it, but he concluded To tai.
''ipe' ooS'iy' aud s.sii son. suitable or
Pot'"niiy 70 fsysugs himself
ff"seRily Bnbces old so- broke I'M, G,
Iefs beld when be caught her aud With =.
sssrp kpife cut h,r msa,h .lno., f,o,. ,.,,o
ear sud turHed her back
ben Bubcs discovered this. he xsatt,
SiIcF' isA gren rage, aud demanded u
him ~hit he did that for. Siyerss,d In
on ny -Ord nsgkbor ByuBc- I dId not IL,
spy such thing Yysf O-i s3,r sy,ij, h., anu.
faHghtss al B's 't,cp tarosFA -. Ss~.
Nvr0rsts M .,g .,,f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-18
a COLLATION. fOE tt.urY rRor-
SAND PEOPLE.

i, seems tia, the eighty sdi Thousand
people Who attended tho Handel Fsst,,.l
At the Crystal Psiscc, Loudos, did nos tax,
music on an empty stomach. The s,s ,is,ie.
OF The refreshnsnt department. show q. vh.,
STURDY Br'ors can achieve with . v.u
managed comnissust A us-.p.ns, On.
qs'rer thus sums them ny
We nod that durivg the festival the CON.
ssmpnon OF creature comforts vas sometime
as fsiIo~s l.G0O dozen sandw.eh.. 1o1
d'Ien pork pies, 400 dss.n sydenh.n
pastries 500 veal aud han pie. ESQ pi,..,
PIES, $50 bans. = 500 ebicksss. IzO s.l.,.
huss Of lamb, 2i0 fore.quartsI. Of lamb. 40
galAuunes Of chickens, 90 raised game p,..
SO&- lobster sshds, ; SIS di.he. Of ..lmon
mayonnaiss, 800 score of ,ettuce. 80 600 Ton,
at penny each, $1,000 ditto at two p.nc.
80 .2as tees, 2,4i9 dozen beverages. $50
DITTO ale aud stout, AO3 Crystal Palace pud.
dings, 400 J.llies, nine tons Of ro,st.ud
boiled beef, 400 creams. $50 fruit tart. 2
1Vo quart, Of tea coffee and cLoeoI.t. aud
40 torrues. The consumption Of vine.
Which are enornons, bsi uo, been a.cer,.,,
ed sheI the account uss tnaie IN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-18
GrR,ALiSy,Wc,x,.

The County Court OF Aib.msrls county,
Va. disposed ofsn interesting case las, week
IL vas tbs, Of State vs. Judy, . slave girl
Of W. U. TsrriH The Charlo,,,yilIe Ks.
publican says
The charge against her vas that, in April
last, she attempted 10 kill her mistress.
Who (~as confined to her bed from prot,.c
ted sickness, aud VAS very feebl-. and en-
tireiy helpless,I by choking her. dragging
her out Of bed, and brutslIy beatint her
with the tsngs, and burning her With coal.
OF hre and hot embers The probabiltv ;s
that she would have succeeded IN killing
Mrs very sOoo. had she not been pre
senied by the arrival Of the family pby.i-
eran, who found her upon the floor 10 {, state
OF issens'Oility The prisoner at the tin.
OF the ommis.ion Of the deed was atout
tight years and nine moaths old. Tn,
cause conselaenily involved the con.idera
t,on OF the interesting gsestiou 10 regard 10
'he age h"hich legal responsibility fir crime
commences, or, IN other words, at what sge
. person -, ss the Law wrIters say. si,i, -.
par. This question, so far ss -e are sd
vsed, has not been ssttled By the judicial
decisions Of Til. country the teudsucy OF
the decisions IN England beng to make IL
depend rather on the intelligence and ca
Pse'iy to distinguish between right sod
wrong tsan Oh the age Of the party secus.
ed Blseksiobe insDtions tuo ease. a. bsy
iog occurred 10 tugland-in ou. Of which
the accused vas mise and the oiLsr eight
ye - Of sge and Ia -bieb they we're sever.
"' eoode"aet to capital punishment