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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-04-20
LOOK HERE! LOOK RE.

LOOK HERE! LOOK RE.
VNIIE undersigned subscribers, take this meth
Il cd of informing the public generally, that
they have this day entered into copartnership in
THE BLACKSMITH BUSINESS,
and can be found at the shop formerly occupied
by j. Shunkwiler, on Third street, in this bo-
rough, where they will be pleased to soc the old
customers and as many new onos as can mako
it convenient to give them call.
Bring on your hoes, your spades and picks,
Your log-chains and your pulling sticks,
Your sleds, your sleighs, your horse, your mare,
No three-year old shall then 60 bare.
Your spears will work up then just right,
To prooning hooks for every height.
Your swords too, shall then be wrought.
To ploughsharos such as Cain ne'er bought.
JACOB sHUNKwILER,
GEO. W. ORR.
Clearfeld, December s, 1s5s.-tf
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-04-20
NEW GOODS

NEW GUODS
ron FALL A Nd WIN T E r..
THE Subscriber has just received and opened
l. at his storerOom on Market ST. directly oppo-
site the Clearield House, II large and well seec =
ted STOCK of SEAS0NABLF GOODS, which
he will sell at very Loio Figure.
His stock consists of n general assortment Of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard
ware, Queeosware, Glass
ware, Drugs, Oils, &c.
including a host of other articles in his line D.
mOng which can b, found an ex ,ensive and yar
cd selection Of LADIES dress goods; such as
Ducals, Persian cloth, DeJeigc, Co.
JlgyS, CaShmereS, DslaineS, Al
PacaS, French MerinoS,
PlaidS, and full as
sortment Of B 0 NNNETS for the season
His GENTLEMEN'S wear consists of large
assortment of
Cassmeres, Cloths, Sattnetts. Satin
Vcsting, Tweeds, Hats and Caps,
AND AN EXTENSIVE VARIETY OF
BOOTS AND SHOES
For Ladies, Gentlemen and Children;
with almost every other article that may be ne
cessnry tc supply the wants of the community
The pressure of the money market having had
the effect Of reducing the price Of many articles
of merchandise, the undersigned has been ena-
bled to buy his stock at such ra es that he can
sell goods at prices to suit the times. And hav-
ing heretofore endeavored to please his customers,
both In the quality of goods and the prices at
which he sold them, he hopes to receive rca-
souablc share Of patronage. All in want goods,
will please call and examine his stock of cheap
est goods.
1a~ Country produce of all kinds taken in OK.
change for goods.
WM. T. IRWIN.
Clearfeld Nov. 10, 1885,
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JOSEPH PETERS,

DLAsTERING,-Th subscriber, having
Il located himself in the borough of Clearfe cid
would inform the public that he is prepared to
do work in the above line, from plain TO ornameu.
tai of any description in a workmanlike manner.
Also whitcwashing and repairing done in neat
manner and on reasonable terms.
EDWIN COOPER.
ClcarGeld, april II, 1881. Jy.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-04-20
CUBA HOTEL, GAINESVILLE, PA.

THE above Hotel, having recently been fitted
up for n house of entertainment, is now open
for the accommodation of the public. Travellers
will find this convenient house
May 10, 1858, JOHN JORDAN.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-04-20

AH wanting TO emigrate 10 mild climate,
good soil, and fine market, see advertisement Of
Hammonton Lands.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-04-20

To all gartug Farms, sec advertisement Of
H1mmont9a Lands.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-04-20

TtE tiAMMAoNrON FARMER
newspapers devoted lu Literature bnd a.
rticulbio bl.o settling fouh mll accounis
of The new settlement of ilammouion m
New Jersey con bo subscribed lor no 90
Ccnis per aunum.
lnrluse postage stamps FOE The amount.
Address to Editor Of the Farmer Ham.
monton, Atlantic County New JERSEY. .--.
Those Wishing cheap land, of the best
quality, in one ol the hpalthest and most
dolightWl climntcs IN tho Union, see ad.
FARM LANDS FOR SALE 25 MILES
from Philadelphia by Railroad in the State
of New Jersey. Soil among the best for
Agricultural purpo.es, being good loan
soil, with a clay bottom. Tho land is q
largo tract, divided into small farms, and
huadreds from all parts Of the country are
now settling and building. The crops can
be seen growing. Terms from Sl5 to $50
per acre, payable within four years by in
stalments. To visit the place Leave
Vine st. wharf at Philadelphia, at y A.
NJ, 10y Railroad for IIammonton, or ad-
dress R'J, Byrnes, by letter. See full adj
yertsemen; in another column.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-04-20
Beautiful Lines.

a youth. in love with a maid,
Each night meath the window stood,
And there with his serenade,
He awakened the whole neighborhocd.
But vainly he tried to arouse
Her sleep with his strains so bewitching
While he played in front Of the house
She slept in the little back kitchen.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-04-20

AL 0anifg 10 cp,igra,c 10 mild climate,
good soil, and t6,e market, see advertisement Of
Hammoafon Lands.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-04-20
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that Letters of Ad-
ministration pendente ttc have been grant.
cd TO the undersigned on the estate Of John r.
Reed, late Of Lawrence township, ClearGeld Co.,
decd. All persons having business or dealings
with The said estate are requested to make inn
mediate settlement
AARON c. TATE,
Admir- Pendcnte Lie,
Lawrence TIP, Feb 25, 1859. [no. 9, vol. w.
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DIR. j. q. AVER & co.
LOWELL, MASS.
Iron Depot, Kept by Merrell & Carter


On Second Street. Cleayfeld, Pa.
S the place where all the following articles
i can be had at reduced prices:
Bar Iran Of all sizes By tie small or Jy he
quantity; Cast SteeIQf vario,,s sizes and best
qualify; large assortment Of Stores, among
'chich acW be found the Neio World Cook
Oak Premium, Great Republic, Bucks Pat
ent, and the eLeuated Minnesota. Also,
large assortment Of nuaeplates and Rarlor
Stores, and Air-hqhts of various PatternS.---
Also, Pio'cs Of tie best and latest patterns
Also Of their oCa Manufacturing ldage as.
Sortment Of TyH-Oore, Stove pipe, Shect.iroa
pans Of all sizes, and all articles ofthe kiudh
their line kept aIv Iys on hand. House sp0s,
ting done 10 order, and TIN Roofing done ,oih
despatch. Also, large assortment Of aB
kinds Of house keeping utensils constantly on
hand. COUNTRY MERCHANTS
are invited to call, as they can DO accommodated
at very low figures with anything in our line.
All orders will be thankfully received and
promptly attended to.
OBJ. MERREaJ.
L. r. CARTER.
N. B.-They will also receive every variety OK
articles on CO omission, at low rates.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-28
LOST,

DETWEEN South Paris and WHOA, Mil.
ID -. o.. IN The Coun,y u ONioi a small
fOCkET.BOOk, containing the iollo~ieg de-
.cf,bcd Hois. Of hand. nj other pspcfs, given to
and bslongiag 10 The .uh.cr,bst. via: Doe note
s,gpcd by Lulhet u. Pickett 6r 5000, dated
sometime ~ Mach. 1859, psyube m one ycs' aud
IN monihs from date. With inteTsst
4 noic sigesd b, lev Perkins 81 Mechanic
Falls, SOC Sol 90. PAYABLE 81 siN moaths ifom
date. and dated sept. 29ih. 1859.
4 note giveu b, William n. Wilsoa, aboat two
yrsr, .ihcr. lof aluut sll 90.
note signed ~ lev, II. fickett fr twen,y dol.
hrs. ca which 5000 10 sndoise dated the hr't
part OF October, isjs. payable Ia one year IRON
date.
4 ao,e ,igped b, josiah c. Bcsa Coz ahou,
SIS 90. dated som.I,n- ~ the spriHg Of 1853.
PAYABLE IN ~ rnoaih. itoin date.
4 due bill given b, = u. Beuy 4 Co. zoe the
yaae of ,syen ihousani feet 81 pine t,uil-f at 80
PEI ", aud iour thOO..nd Eve hundred lsct Of
ltace timi.f, pa,abl- IN NAV. isbO.
An ofJsr oa Samuel heal 4 Co., sisnsd b, A.
~. Gsrri,h s Co., ff 6liy dollsr', dated IN Jolly
last.
A rcc,ip, .;gped ~ 4. ~. Gsfri'h 4 Co. 6r
sghtesn d,af. aad ihiiiy i've cents paid by me fot
Nslsos Fickeu; and .un1y other pspci. Of ~
ya0s except 10 the owner.
Al persous ATE cautioned against purchasing
aid valuable PsPers, as payment fthe same has
beea stopped.
whoe,sr ~in awe information H. the .ul.-cri-
her at Wil.oas Mills, Otiotd COuniy, Maine, by
mail, OF otherwise, ~her. .aid property eau be
oblaiaed, shall he suitably rr~aried.
JOSHUA LOMBARD.
oct. 9Th. 1859. 81
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-28

How TEcUNsEH WAS KILLED. The
Western Christian Advocate OF last
week. contains an obituary notice, By
Rev. A. Wright, Of the Indiana Mc,ho-
dist Episcopal Church, OF Isaac Ham.
bin, Senior, who died a, his residence
near Bloomfield, Indiana, a few months
since, aged about SO wears. Nc. Ham.
bin Was man Of deep pieiy and un.
questionable ycrsciiy. lie ws IN the
battle OF the Thames, and the writer
gives the following as his statement in
regard 10 the manner in which Tecum.
sch was killed:
He says he was standing bu, few
fee, from Col. Johnson when he fell,
and 10 full view, aud saw the whole OF
that part Of the battle. He was well
acquainted with Teeumseh, having seen
him before the war, and having been a
prisoner seventeen days, aud received
many cursing from him. He thinks
Teeumseh thought Johnson was Harm.
son. as be often heard the chief swear
that be would have Harrison's scalp,
and seemed TO have a special hatred
toward him. Johnson's horse fell under
him. be himself also deeply wounded (;
in the fall he lost his sword, his large
pistols were empty, and he was entan.
rled with his horse on the ground.
Tecumseh hadired his rife a, him,
and when he saw him fall, he threw
down his, gun and bounded forward like
tiger sure Of his prey. Johnson had
oaly side pistol ready for use. Tie
aimed a; the chief over the head OF his
horse aud sho, Gear the center Of his
forehead. When the ball struck, II seem.
Cd TO him tina, the lOdian jumped with
his bead full fheen Zee, into the air ;
a. soon as he struck the ground, lille
Frenchman nan his bayone, into him
and pinned hlm fas, to the gtOund."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-28
Ayers Cherry Pectoral
THE GREAT REMEDY
For Coughs, Coils, bronchitis, and
INCIPIENr CONSUMPTION.

4 BOUT six ysau ago the European Cough
~ Remedy WAS introduced into this stale, AMI
Il u a. lie presumed that but lev are nov unac.
quainied With it. VIRTUES; many are now living,
Who, bot ior it, remedial pow 2, would have bcvn
long since 10 the spirit land. The AEsnis have
just received fresh suppl, oiihis Invaluable mel.
icine aud all Who are 'uiisTing lrom coughs. aud
have therefore cause Zoe dr,ading consumption.
are invited to give IL trial. The following case
II cure ha. bcen sent With request that u should
h. Iablished lor the bea-6t oi Others y - IRON
versnu. 4. Yofk. Esq, lormefly VI Meredith
Village, now Of landoG, n. ~,
Rev. Walter Chrke-Dear siri Among the
Thousands ofihank'ul hearts. ~ expressed To you
by letter, phase accept my snoerr thanks Tor your
valuable cough medicine. ior ! am iruly thankful
that evci heard Of the European Congh Rene
Dis. vas afflicted with Cough ior over two
hong wears, part II the time very severely. ]
ified almost everything that could hear oli aud
also quite a number of phy scians. bat without re-
ceiying any permanent benr6t. Was then adj
yised TO lry your European Cough Remedy, and
acoofdipg, iought one ol the small l"ttles, which
made me s"me better. thea procured large
bottle. aud before hal taken hafof IL. my ooagh
had leit me, aud my lungs were restored. am,
therefore prepared TO .aY iiom personal expert
ence, that 10 my opinion the European Cough
Remedy !. the best medicine zoe cough. ever dis
covered. NERANus u. hoRh'
Trial bottles, IS ceats. Large bottles. con
tanning the quantity Of four trial bottles, 10 cents.
The European Cough Remedy !. prepared by
Rev. wILrEK CLAIRE, Minot, Me, (laie
Cornish.) b. whom agents are supplied. soldby
all respectable druggist. aud medicine dealers
everywhere
For sale by u. y. Bates & Co., aud J. ". Raw
sou, Paris; W. 4. R1.t. 30. Parisi 4. \ -. IT,
Mason. Bethel; u. W, Noble, south Ws,s'io'di ;
q. Porter, WateTfordi Barnes Wslker, Lowell
e. T.. Chase 4 Co., DiNaeld; l.. Ai~ood and
&. u. Atwood. Buck6eld; J. T.. iiubbard 4 Cos
Hiram; ID. =. Noyes, Norway. ll2s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-28
NOAH LEWIS. Lrs Of Hiram.
Sept "a, 1859.

CHERlFF's SALE. OXFORD. S.. Septen.
- her IS. 1859. By yirtSe Of an execution
which issued on Judgment ia favor Of Matthew
Tobin add Joseph Tobia against iialeu Ridley
At the August term, A. ID. 1859, Of the Supreme
Judicial Court Soc the Couriy Of oxioru, ! have
taken all ih. right in equity which the aid Hal.
vt Ridley had, on the eighteenth day Of January,
A. ID. ls5s, the day whsa the same was attached
on the origiRsl wit. Ia rcde-m a certain norgag.
ed real estate hing in the iowa Of B,Ton, being
the same premises mortgsged ly the said Ridley
% DAVID kiabill. b, deed dated September 18Th.
1857. aud recorded With Oxford Records, book
us, page 255. Add on Saturday. the 6iih day 81
NoNsmbef next, at one O'Clock. y. VI, al the
store Of Chsrles A. kimliall in Rumfofd, I shall
offer Cor sale To the highest bidder. by public
lion. said right in equity Of redemption.
JOSEPH L.. COLBY. Sheriff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-28
new ENGLAND AILMENTS!
--AsD-
THE ONLY REMEDY.

THE Eastern States, included 10 that section
j IN. union With u most widely kno~n a.
New England. ca tain a thrifty. industrious, Ia.
telligeat people, who have achieved an unsom.
mon degree 81 prosperity; Nth a climate ~.
tren.ly tr,iag Ca some constitutions, aida soi Of
small fertility. they haze coalriSed IL surpa..
more favored commaqities 10 alno.t sVepiha.
that conduee. 20 social comfort and happiness.
Unfortunately they are occasionally 50 ab.orl.d
10 business and mentil cultivation that they Ne.
glect the pfecag,ion. which ARE esssaill 10 bDdi.
" he.hh. Dyspepsia and physical debility a..
prevailed smong al classes The first disease /.
produced by inatientioa W the digestive ofgan.,
which are 90 ss,oep,ible u arrangement. Thao..
ADD. are nov paying the penalty Of this neglect,
AMI suderiag daily the most trying pains, almost
without hope IL relief. They have come 10 h..
leye that their ailment u chronic, aud that thsy
must l-ar with tito the snd. u grati6es o. sI.
eecdiagly 90 aRnounce IN these afflicted indyid.
nal. that they may now command = remedy Of an.
questionable poieacy and virtue, which has never
hen Known To fail 10 all osse. ~ digestive veal
ness or arrangement. Hendricks Of ioagurs ars
ready a. grow slngarnt IN praise of this ~oadsf.
6il coaqa-rer ol Il, sp~psis, which u kaoWn a,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-28
DIR, j. IIONTETTEWs
cELrBRArTD
s t o m a O h ittersi

Bu that numerous class who devote them,sl,s,
Co literary aud other sedsntafy pursuits, aud "a
consequence II a want Of phys,esl sNcfr,ss, H..
come the victims Of lsnguof add debility. without
nerve az appetite, have hitherto suught " vsis
boz some n,,goating, W. gi',ng medicine. whose
effects upon the system shall L. both speedy and
permanent. Physicians 81 eninsncr. and poo.
iaandl, acquainted With the requirements oiths
human frame, commend llOSTETrER'S BIT.
TIERS - the safest and swhs.t siimulini 10 he
Tecup.Taliye snctgie. II the stem yet discovs n
II restores the appetite. gives ifrsh ygof o. ihs
digestive organs, sends the bood ihrough i.s
yr,n. With a mote liyrl, ruueni, oourri. trs.
,l.ney To- depression OF spirits. and 6is q man is
the transaction Of lhsinsss With cheerful hsau
,nd active mind. Unlke ether medicine. wLieA
have been devised lof the same object, the BIT.
TtRs do not act systematically. or With tsmps.
rasy powsr-the inHusncr oiths rrinrd, y lsinr.
Add i pslisnt vii lut give some aitcntionto -.
euring proper exercise. alter the relief b.. lr,p
aHoriel, he nred ielr m return ~ the ahliG..r.
The debility natufal o. The snrfusshmsnt ~ year.
upon the 'odil, frame D. al-o alleviatrdby ths
gr,at strengthening medicine, the cushliag he
aged 10 pas. their declining days in physical esss
whereas they are NV suheriHg Gom extreme
weakness and nervousness. 10 this ysnsnbs
elias. IL people, HOSrETTER'S RtrTERS may
this inyigo,ator have ~ addition, deep gril6ca.
ton ~ a..uring Nnr.iag Mother. that thsy Will
6ad the bitter. the saie.t aud bet ~ re.toniiss
yef, lev medicines are sanctioned IN physician.
o.. pppsr 60 h. administered dufiny the period 4
Nursing; ani Ihi. has gained an uni'ersal prefer.
ence.
rg-Those who desire 10 purchase ih, great
r,msdy for Dyspepsia add Debility shuuld
msmbSr the pFec,sc iiti~, lIosietisf's Celebrated
Stomach Bitisrs. II u pot up "a quart bottles.
With the name, Dr.. J. llosteusr'. Stomach T. b..
tef. .blown oa the boitc. and also stamped oa iAs
cap covering the cork. with the autograph u
IIo.ictisr 4 Smith 90 the label. These ihiag,
a-e important on account u the numrruu. couatsf.
ieiis IN the market.
rY-Prpsted and odd BY IlOSrErTER 4
SMITH. Piushufg, Pa, and alsn sold b, ill
druggists. groosr., add dealers grasfall, through.
DOT ih Unilcd States, Canada, South Amsuei
and Germany.
Sold By a. =. Bate. 4 Co.. Paris; ~. ". \
Ru,t, South Paris; u. =. No,cs, Nor~ay; NJ
Robinson, Mechanic Falls.
whols.ale by W. .. Phillips. Portland.
Weeks n Potter, Boston. Geaeral Agcnis 70
the New England States and PToViaoes. 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-28
JEW ELR Y.

A On .a,yas ~ pro, f,s-z so etc. 70 500. rive.
10 IA, P.'oAa'o Of sr,'y bOOt.
WYE take ples.ur. IN s,atins that the liberal
w and Increasing patronage bestowed on .. by
the people of hew Enghnd. and other parts OF
the country. enable ~ 10 Offer sl'l greater induce
msn,. % purchasers Of book.. aad iedisidaals of
association. ge,ting up oiab.. thsn ever before.
The advantages We possess over any other sin.
liar establishment. 10 the oouniry, especially Tor
6lling New Eagani orders. must be evident a.
those acquainted with our position, and under.
.,and our superior and increasing facilities ior
doing business. Dor advantages are as hllow';
We publi.h large list of valuable books.
We obtain large quantities of other valuable
work. IN exchange for our own.
We buy large ediiions l'om o,her Publishers or
cash At yery low prices.
". pat 10 objectionable book oa our catalogue.
w, offer nc lndscemenl. which We do not FOL.
6ll.
We hay our waiehe. Ia large quantities Coz cash
and of the l~st make.
We have our Jewslry made 10 order 10y the hes,
manufacturer. ia thu. cnun,'y add Europe.
n, dniag az sNlsasiye business We caa make
very valuable presents mote ircquen'ly to Pur.
chasers.
Our prr.cal plan of operations 10 the same 80
o,ir;n.isI Eve year. ago by Nc. q. u. Evsn..
AID !. .,nctioaed not only by the highest judi.
,isl auiSutity 10 ~, dy every State "a the Unlon,
lot by the VOICE of the people from Maine to CALI
i(lfnia.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-28
Ayers Cathartic P--s.
Notice..

nURsUANT 10 Resolse. of the lsgislaiure'
approved April fourth, IN the year 81 "ur
Lord ane thousand eight hundred AID hily.niHe'
eatiileJ 80 RESOLVES To provide &c State Nalua,
tion," the Conmissioaer. op State Valuation wiz
=. holc sessi,n atthe capitol 10 Augusta, "a the
tea,h day Of October next" ior the purpose 'nd'.
sied IN aid resolves; anil the As'"ssor'' OF
some Que Of them, II each city, town aad pia",s.-
iion," Me hereby required "to appear PEI ona'',
With DC transmit To- ihem said day their se''is
tax AMI valuation lists, aud lets Of 'aAAhr poh'
of their several cities, towns, aod plantation. ,of
the years sighiesn hundred and hiiy-'e'ea' e'sh',
cen hundred and 66y-eight. and eighteen h"hdfe',
and iiiy nine, which lists shall h. made cot ani
verified under oath" Reference lring had 70
.sid resolves. also to aa act Of The Legi'hiure sp.
proved April fourth, 10 the year Of oar lsofd ons
thousand eight hundred and hliy nine. ca''ued
"An act in relation 10 the State Nauit'on.
D.. WELLS,
Us. CIIADWlCk,
". T.. HARTMAN,
10. PIERCE. Cons"
J. ERskiNE,
II. THOMSON.
l.. q. PiiiLBRoOk,
August, 81. 1859. "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
MIX that has stood FOR some time
should be permitted to sit down.

MIX tina, has stood for some time
should be permitted to sit down.
Inquiries are making. whether the
cup Of sorrow has a sauceri Can any
one tell
"A truly grateful hear, may no, be
able to tell its gratitude, bu, !, can feel,
and love, and act.
"A party who has heard a good
deal abou, the " Theatre Of War;" sug.
gss,s that the back seats must be desira.
Die.
A brother editor tells Us tina, when
he was in prison for libelling a justice
Of the peace, he was requested by the
jailor TO give the prison a puff.
III is complained Of Shakespeare,
that he unnecessarily murdered Hamlet
Bu, the Dane has been amply avenged I;
a grcs, many Hamles have murdered
Shakespeare.
1t takes ionr things to make a thor
oueh gentleman. You mus, be a Gen.
teman in your principles, gentleman
in your tastes, a gentleman in your per.
500. aud a gentleman in your manners.
No man who does 10, combine these
qualities can be Justly termed a gentle
man.
-" In human nature" says Playfair,
.,here is no struggle that appears more
unequal at frs, sight, than that Of man
without connections or capital, against
the man Who has both We, there - no
con,es, which so constantly terminates
in favor CT him who appears TO have the
disadvantage"
A Methods, and Quaker having
stopped at public house, agreed to
sleep in the same bed. The Methods,
knel, down and prayed feven,ly, and
confessed long catalogue OF sins. AZ.
ter be rose, the Quaker observed
" Really, friend, if thou art a. bad as
thou saves, thou art, think dare no,
sleep with thee"
-" Why, Bridget" said her mis-
tress, who wished 10 rally the girl, for
the amusement OF her company, upon
the fantastic oruamrn,ing Of huge PIE,
Why, Bridget, did YOU DO this YOU
arc quite an arts, how did YOU do ~
/" lndade, mum. ], was myself tina, did
H." replied Bridget. " Isn't Il pri,ty,
mum did il with your false teeth,
num-"
How the universal heart Of man
blesses Howersl They are wrcaihed
around the cradle, the marriage altar
ans the tomb. The Cupid Of the an.
eieni llindoos tipped hrs arrow with
flowers, and orange flowers are a bridal
crown with us-a nation Of yesterday.
Flowers garlanded the Grecian altar,
and hung in yoiive wreaihs before the
Christian SHRINE. Mrs. Child.
As a specimen Of pas, utility Of the
Logic Class OF the University Of Edin.
burgh, an anccdO,e Is recorded, in
which the son Of Bsrone', who resided
no, far from town, act d conspicuous
part. lie vas called up BY the worthy
Professor OF the time, and asked the
question: "Can man see without
eyes ," AYES, SIR" was the promp,
snswer. "How, cir" cred the Nmaz.
ed Professor, "edn man see withOu,
eyes - He can see With one, 81"
replied the ready.witied youth; the
whole class shouting with deligh, at his
triumph over metaphysics.
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