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DAUL MORPHYs
FIRST CONTRIBUTION ON CHESS
THE NEW.YORK LEDGER.

THE NEW'GORk LEDtEH.
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contain. game played by those siDent mas'ra OF cness
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The plan which Mr. MoRPHY Popse. 70 pursue In conduct,
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PLAYERS the world and impsrt 70 MI h con
tfbncrs PRACTICAL yALuE IS well as an ife'
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A POLICEMAN ON HIS "LIP."-The new Gen.
eral Superintendent of the New York police,
night or two since, found policeman sitting on
a hydrant and smoking a cigar. The General
watched him for few moments and then bade
him good evening. The salutation was grufly
returned. "You are taking it coolly," said the
General. "That's none of your--business
returned patrolman. "Probably not" was the
reply, shut do not the rules and regulations of
the department require you to keep movingP
Possibly am mistaken, but think So" "Now
look hook here" said the officer, "you had bet
ter move on, or will arrest you and lock you
up. Do you hearP" al beg pardon for inter-
fering but excuse me. Please take my card"
The General moved on, and since that time the
policeman is said to be consideringt the proprie-
ty of resigning. The above is said to be liter
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WHERE THE LAUGH CAME IN.-Bunces and
Sizer's farm adjoined each other. Sizer had an
unruly sheep which was in the habit of gettingin-
to Bunce's field. Bunce expostulatea with Sizer
everaltimes, and thento him if he did not keep
his sheep at home, he would fix him so he
wouldn't jump any more fences. But Bunce
soon found the sheep hack again; so he caught
him, and with knife severed the cuticle or skin
Just beyond the gambril joint, and between the
main cord and bone, then thrust the other hind
leg through the aperture, and then put the sheep
back over the fence, which went off hobbling on
three legs. Sizer soon after discovered the sad
plight his sheep was in, and he knew very well
who was the cause of it, but he concluded to take
things coolly, and await some suitable opportuni-
ty to revenge himself. Presently, Bunces old
SOW broke into Sizer's field, when he caught her,
and with sharp knife cut her mouth almost from
ear to ear, and turned her back When Bunce
discovered this, he went to Sizer's in great rage,
and demanded of him what he did that for. Sizer
said, "Upon my word neighbor Bunce, did not
do any such thing. Your old solc split her mouth
laughing at my sheep through the fence"
Syracuse Standard.
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P0 E T R Y.
THE BETTER THOUGHT.

From Chambers Edinburgh journal.
The Better Thought how oft in days
When Youthful passion fred my breast,
And drove me into devious ways,
Didst thou my wandering step arrest
And whispering gently in my ear
Thine angel message fraught with love-
Check for the time mad career,
And melt the heart naught else could move!
Thine was no stern and harsh rebukc;
No friends advice" so true, so cold;
No message wise, such rs in book,
Or by the teacher oft is told,
Which like the pointlcss arrow, falls,
And rings perhaps with hollow sound,
But mc'cr the wanderer recalls,
But necr inficts the healing wound.
The voice was gentle, winning, mild;
Thy words told thou vert from above,
Like those with which the wavward child
l. wOocd by fond mothers love;
Or like strain Of music, stealing
Across the calm and moonlight seas,
Which moves the heart of sternest feeling,
And wakes its deeper harrnonics.
Sweet was thy presence, welcome guest;
And responsive to thy call,
Arose. and felt within my breast
A power that made the letters fall
From oil my long cnthrplled soul,
Aud wove. us with II magic spell,
Gricfs which vet owed the soft control
OF hopes that all might still be well.
But all thou vert an injured guest;
How soon departed, soon forgot
Were all ;he hopes Of coming rest
That clustered round the Better Thought
The tender grief, the firm resolves,
The yearnings after better dlys,
Like transient sunlight which dissolvcs,
Aud leaves no traces of its raysl
Yet despair not-tlrough the night
That long had rcgned will tyrint sway,
Fen now | see the opening light,
The harbinger Of coming day;
TO Heaven now direct my prayer
o God of love, iorsake me not;
Grant that my wardne,s may ne'er
Qucnch the returning Better Thought!
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NEVER RETRAcT.-A distinguished editor
was in his study. A long, thin, ghostly-visaged
individual was announced. With an asthmatic
voice, but in tone of stupid ciyility for other
wise the editor would have assuredly transhxed
him with a fiery paragraph the next morning
the stranger said:-
"Sir, your journal of yesterday contained
false information"
"Impossible, sir; but what do you allude
TOP"
"You said that Mr. M had been tried.'
True"
Condemned"
"Very true"
"Hung."
"Yes~
snow, sir, am that gentleman"
impossible
II assure you it is fact, and now hope you
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81 may be, sir but l will not take it back"
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fax, STEPHEN MILES, West Halifax, A. H. TUCKER
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LYNDE; Fayetteville, J. DUNKLEE, JR.j Wiiamsville
SAMUEL BROWNE putney, WIN HOUGllTON; Saxton'
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HE'D; wardsboro, HOLLAND PLIMPT0N; West Wards
boro, LIBERTY WILDER; South Wardsboro, II. W. KID
DER Westminster, II. O. LANE; Westminster West, d W
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ham, wM. HARRIS Jr south Windham, EZRA PIERCE
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DRESS MAKING.
ELECTRICITY IN DENTISTRY.
NHE SUBSCRIBER IS HAPPY TO IN

form those wishing for Dental operations that he has
procured Electric Battery made expressly for the pur-
pose. of electricity Is applied directly to the
Tooth be extracted and the operation Is performed with
little or no pain. Please call and see.
A. d. PUTNAM, Office opposite the Post Oiiioe
DIR. r. continues perform all operations in Dental Sur
geryin the sk Teeth inserted from one to
entire set aud Teeth plugged with ne gold making them
serviceable for life.
Dratleboro, May 26 1S59.-ltf-2l