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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-05-28
HOW HE WON NE.
BY EsrELLE A. WIS.

Twas no, by cunning trick, love,
OF thine, nor subtle art,
But by thy gentle words, love,
You won my doing heart.
By smiles and thoughtful cares, love
Heart easing sympathy,
That al my life I've sought, love,
And only found in thee.
By soul tha, from thine eyes, love,
Looked softly on my soul,
And drew ne cp TO thee, love,
AS the magnet 10 tue pole.
For years before we met, love,
Id not unlocked my heart;
Though many loudly raped. love,
| bsde them all depart.
Bu', when You tapping came, love,
The sound so sweeIlv rung,
That ere was aware, love,
Apart the portal swung.
'Tis no use 10 repinc, love-
No use 10 nope and moan
The monarch Of my heart, love,
You reign upon lts throne.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-05-28
Toupil Tale.
A correspondent of ihe Columbus Ga.
Inonirer lells the following

A correspondent of lhe Columbus Ga,
Enquirer lelIs the following
Gov. D.. Of Florida, was as celebra-
ted for his waggery az for his executive
qualifications. Giving a crowd of gaping
listeners an account of The strange lhIng>
he had seen during his peregrnalInns
through The far west. he sald: ''F"cl.
ventlemen, the trees are so close together
in Arkansas that you may travel Tor whole
days without seeing them mere than three
fee, apart. And then the game vast mum
hers of bears and buffalOes and Wild cats.
hu, in all The world | never saw such
deers."
.Wha, of the deers, Governor - ask
ed squinl.eyed defendant of NI"r"d'
who to use his own expression" rnIhtr
hun, nor eat any time" and so he bad.
20 The biggest bouncing bucks you ev'
er saw. Why, my dear sir. the woods
are perfectly alive with them, charging
about with grea, branching horns full iour
feet spar,."
We'll. but Gov. D. if the trees are on
ly three ieet apart. and the deers horns
four, want you TO tell me how they get
through
20, well, ,ha,'s their look out have
nothing To DO with that ="
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-05-28
How 10 Spoil Girls.

IL any pdieHt WISHES 'VC'Pe NV" W.
spoil daughters, it can be easily and read
llv given. and can be proved by the Px'
!perlruce of hundreds to he certain effica-
rious.
|. BE always telling hcr. from earliest
Ichildhnod. what beautiful creature she
is. Is a capitrl way OF initiating the van
Iily Of Iit,Ie girI.tn he constantly exclam-
ing How pretty ~ Children understand
hauery, even when in the nurses arms,
and The evil is done TO the character in It's
rarIis, formation.
.. Begin as soon as she can wsddle a.
round, to rig her up in fashionable clothes
and rch dresses. Pot "a hoop upon her
a, once, with all the artificial adoInmenis
of hnunces aud feathers and flowers and
cnrls. Frndness for dress will thus b.
come prominent characteristic and will
Iusurp The whole attention OF the young
IimmorlaI, and be long step towards spoil
ing her.
g. Let her visit so much that she finds
no happiness a, home, and therefore Will
not be apt to stay there and learn home
duties. Ii iss a capital thing for spoiled
daughter in seek all her happiness III H'i'-
ing and change Of lace and associates.
She will thus grow as useless as modern
Fashionable parents delight that they
should be.
4 Let her reading consist OF novels o!
The nausearlngly sentimental kind. She
OilI be spoiled sooner Than II she perused
history or science. Her heart will be oc-
cuped by fictitious scenes and feelings;
her mInd filled with unreaIIIlrS; and heT
aims placed on fashion and dress and ro'
mantle attachments.
5. BE caleiul that her education gives
her smai,ering Of Ill The sccomFll'I :
menls ithout The slIghles: knowledge oI
The Thing really useful in l'Ie. Your
daughter won't he spoiled 50 long as she
has a real desire to he useful in The world.
and aim al its accomplishment. II her
mind and time are occupied in modern
accom- plshmen,, there will be no thought
Of the necessity and virtue oi being "l
some real use TO somebody, pervadIng
her heart, and she will be soon ready as d
>pored daughter
6. As consequence, keep her i" pro-
found ignorance of all the useful arts oI
house Keeping, impres>ing upon her mind
mat il is Vulgar To do an>ihIng Tor your
seIfor To learn how anything IS done III
The house. A sp'i'ed daughter should
never he taught the mysteries oi the
kitchen. sIch things lady always leaves
TO The servants. Ii would be "Vulg
fnr her To know how to dress trout o'
shsd. TO bake, 10 wash, To iron, 10 sweep,
to wiring the neck Of live chicken. pluck
il and prepare it for breakfast, or 10 do
any thing tina, servants are hired to do
AS a mistress Of a house, it is her duty Ia
sit on velvet sofa all day. in the mIds
Of pyramid of silks and anunces, read
ing the last flash novel, while her dOmes'
lies are performing the abors Of the house
10 complete the happiness OF your
spoiled daughter, marry her to bearded
youth with soft hands, who knows as lIt'
tie how to earn money az she does 10 save
ii. Her happiness will be finished Tor
her lie time.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-05-28

The HUSBANDS FOURTH OF July
The following is borrowed from the Trim
ity Journal:
A cilizan passing along the road heard
prodlgluus upruar and ouicry IN iene-
menl orrupied by very respectable cou'
pie. Entering, be discovered the man
failing hi, wife furiou'y. and having ask
ed lie reason Of the fsgeilsiion was lnfor.
mes hy the ihrssher ihsi-'I have. for ff-
teen wears. submiVed 10 be hen n-pecked by
this here woman this is the Fourth o.
July and ny I'LL, I've declared my inde-
pendence Z
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-05-28
President Buchanan's Expenses.

Much has been said of the expenses
connected with the While House, and the
cos, Of keeping up the dignity OF The
Presidents position. There never was
a greater mistake. Mr.. Buchanan must
save al least $4,000 year from his sal
ary, as will readily be seen by cOmPsr-
ison with his more recent predecessors.
most of whom retired with very comfort.
able provision. MIR Tyler is brIlrved TO
have carried away $4,000, or $4,000.
Mr.. Polk took home much larger sum.
Mr.. Fillmore, who served something over
two years and a half, was quite up 10 the
mark Of Mr.. Tyler, and Mr.. Pierce, who
lived more hospitality and generously
than either Of those named. saved ahou'
$4,000. All The presidents incurred
some expenses from which Mr.. Burhan-
An is entirely exempt The White
House is now heated ard lighted entirely
at The public charge. large kitchen
garden is cultivated. which furnishes all
the vegetables required, and more. A
fine green house has been added. which Is
found both useful and ornamental. just
before The inauguration OF Mr.. Buchanan.
the Private Secrptsryship OF the President
was made salaried office. with S2,50O
per annum, and clerkship attached 10 II.
The steward, Who was previously paid
ont Of the Presidents private purse, was
also saIaried al 81 200 4 year, and messen'
gers were added. 10 reduce the outlay for
servants, The only serious cost now In
CURED, is for the Official dinners during
The sessions of Congress, and il is well
known that Mr.. Buchanan has been pru'
dent beyond all examples in This respect.
His ordinary household consists OF three
or four persons and the servants, and
there are fly gentlemen in the city, who
maintain more style and spend more mon
ey without any appearance OF exlraVa'
gance. Mr.. Buchanan has always been a
careful manager, and now finds plenty Of
time to examine his msrket.book amid all
The cares Of State, and the pressing de-
mands for office-Corr. Tribune.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-05-28

Nor YET-lfrh The great tempier can
only persuade men 10 postpone attention
To personal religion. lie is qLile satisfied
with his success. The conscience, quiet.
ed by The promise Of future effort, ceases
to give trouble and the delay, in num-
berless instances. prove, fatal. lmme.
dlate decision. followed by immediate &c.
,ion, is the only safety for burdened
soul. The following incident records the
spiritual history Of thousands
mot yet" said a litle boy, as he was
busy with his trap and ball "when !
grow older | will think about my soul.'
The lllle boy grew 10 be young man.
mot yet" said The young man; u
am now about 10 enter into trade whenI
see my business prosper, then ] shall have
more time than now"
Business did prosper.
mot yet" SAID the man OF bus'ne'I
"my children mus, have my care; when
they are settled in life, shall be better n
bic TO attend 10 religion"
He lived to be gray headed old msn.
"NoI ye,," still he cried; shall have
nothing else 10 DO but 10 pray
And 50 he died. He put off TO another
time wha, should have been done when
child. He lived without COP, and died
without hope.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-05-28
JEFFERSON COUNTY, VA, SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 28 1852
Exploit Of a Kentucky Lady.

The Louisville Journal relsles "Hcn
affair" which occurred some FIVE miles
above Louisville, on The river r0sC, on
Thursday evening, in which sn interest.
ing and refined Kentucky lady severely
WHIPPED husband who she had discard.
ed. Both parties heins present al = trial
before Justice Of Peace, she secretly or
dered her negro boy 10 urhilch 'he horse
attached 10 lbe buggy in which the hus.
had come, so as TO prevent his escape,
and having got hold Of the whip OF Depu'
" Sheriff Hite, without exciting any sus.
pcion as to her intentions, awaited the
exit Of her husband from The temple oil
Justice after The termination Of the trial.
As soon as hs stepped out she commen'
ced belahoring him numerically with The
whip. He made good bis time to The
buggy, pursued BY her. hut 10 his chsgrIn
he found his horse unEnched. and return.
ing, sulI pursed by her, he called upon
the officers for protection. She protested
from any interference, remsrking that he
had set Of teeth in his mouth that VAS
paid for By her, and she wanted 10 get
them.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-05-28

Hoop skirts, like other articles OF la'h.
ionahle dress have lheiI inconveniences.
A lew days since, lady passed near
enough TO fa,orre dog. who was DOING
in her path, for her sklrls 10 cover his
head Quick as thought The poor animal
sprang to his feet. and supposlng The net.
men had came upon bin. made such ire'
mendous bounce that he tore through the
rrinoIine and skirts and ran of TO the
great annoyance Of The maGam, whose
neat spparSI had been so unceremonlously
spoiled by lazy cur.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-05-28

WoMAN's VITA gentleman the other
evening. compimenled q lady on her i'm
proved appearance.
You are guilty OF faitey." said the
lady.
mot So" replied be. .'for ] see you
are as plump as partridge "
"At FIRST" said the lady. Il thought
you golIIy OF faurry only but ! find you
are actually making game Of me-"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-05-28
G03IUM 81 3GAI5Ds
For the Register.
"LITTLE MINNIE" A Song.
TUNE-"Cherry Alley"
BY BRAISERD.

Di phhIHLND'
Oh, Little Minnie" is as fair
As snown 4kes on the heather
Her ruby lips are like pair
OF rosebuds joined together;
Her merry eyes do sparkle bright
As susbeams on The river,
Whose prancrs soft are arrows bright
From Cupid's fairy culver.
CHORUS.
Oh Little Minnle's' gay and fair
May greentsl bays e'er crown her
Ard loving friends and hearts sincere,
With sweeles, joys surround her.
Her happy smiles are like The light
OF golden sun.besms mingIiug;
Her slPyiy ZONES are gay and bright
Like ,he merry sleigh.btlls jlngllng.
Oh how my hear, with joy is thrilled
Whenever do meet her,
For then fresh roses when distilled
Her loving smiles are sweeler.
And though mid Other scenes | move,
And olher friends are near me.
And though in foreign cllmes rove
Sweet thoughts Of her shall cheer me-
Oh may the time fly swift away
Till here again | greet her.
For that will be happ" day
When jOyfuIIv ! greet her.
"Marshv Dell" MAY |. 1859.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-05-28

The tery last curiosity we have seen
spoken Of In lhs papers, isa Uhtd thai
csno of dogs TAI! when IL vas s0og.
gin. fhe mAn who sent il In. has &C.
tired f'o'n uubllc life 10 I've or the interest
o, l,is jGaS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-05-28

lf there i, heaven OF earth. il 10 on Z
soft couch by your own 6re'ide. with
your wife on one side, smiling baby on
The other. clear conscience. = dozen hvo
cent cigars. knowledge that yon are out
Of debt. and don't fear the printer. tailor.
sheriff, or The devil.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-05-28

An Irishmsn wriiing from Cslifornis
says-"Irs an ilIigani country. The
bed-hngs are g, big as dinner. pots. while
The fess are used for crossing creeks
with one hop. an they are over with too
on their back"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-05-28

HoROway's PiUs.-S~imming Of the
head, nausea. disla.le for food, and a feel.
ing Of lsssilude and exhaustion, are infaI-
hble Indications of torpid stomach and a
general slusgishnrss Of the secreilve or
gans ard The circulation. Blu, it is not
therefore necessary 10 send for a doctor.
A course Of HulIoway's great cs,haric,
Alternative, and tonic remedy will remove
every un losssnt symptom. and lmbue
both the body and the mind with unwont.
ed energy. Every animal fluid uill b.
purified, every obstruction in The evscna.
tory channels swepl away, every organ
regeneraied. These may seem To be
strong statements. but the testimony OF
The sick oi all notions is their source sno
ba.is.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-05-28
Beautiful Extract.

When the summer of youth is slowly
wasting away on the nighfall of age. and
The shadow of the past becomes deeper
and deeper and life wears 10 It's close, ii
Is pleasant to look through the vista OF
line UPON the sorrows and ltlrr'lrs "I
our earliest years. II We have home Io
shelter and hearts t" Re "Ice with us, and
friends have been gathered together around
our fresides then The rough lace oI way
laring will have been worn aud smnolhrd
away. IN the twilight oF life, while the
many spots We have passed through. will
grow brighter and more beautiful. Hap
py, Indeed, are they whose intercourse
win the world has not changed the tone
of their huler feelings, or broken those
musical chords Of the heart. whose vi
hralions are so melodIous, so tender and
touching in the evening OF age.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-05-28

A Down East paper gives an account
OF minister who stole a broiher's watch
and then eloped with his wife. We cup.
pnse that be 10 one of the "ihreo thou
sand" and that his motto 10 watch and
nrs1
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-05-28

.What is the matter with you Jack 8
80 Wbv there's new girl come out with
,wen.y thousand year, and | wen. yes
,erdav and engaged myself to Fanny VINO
ba. only 6fieen thousand.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-05-28
Oriental Wandcrings.

.4rnb Gratitude Tile Light ofMe
Harem.-DurIng successful medlcaI ca
rrer Of mere Than twenty years. IN the
course Of winch he has visited every quar-
Ter Of lhe globe, il may we'll be supposed
that Professor Holloway has been the re-
cipieni Of many distinguished marks Oi
honor and confidence. As the originator
GG a system Of treatment which has swept
over the world with lnrce and rapidly
that. in this enlightened age, are the pre-
rogatives of Truth. his fame every where
preceded hIm. Even in ,ravrrSlng Ara.
bla. some years ago, he found that his
name and discovpIi. 8 were well known la
ne Sheks Of the various tribes, and dep
uralinns OF Arabs met him at various
points Of his journey, soliciting the great
'Hakim," (lhelr name for physician Ia
visit their tents and administer 10 the sick.
At pvery ehcsmpment he was received
with most profound respect, which deep
enpd into absolute reverence as The efIec'
of his wonderful remedies was Witnessed
by these children Of the Wilderness Some
Of his adventures amOCg them were q"lie
Of romantic cast. One OF their chPIiS, d
majestic old Bedouin, whose (avorItr
daughter had been for years affected with
scorbutic disease, was so carried away
with rapture al her recovery under Pro-
fe.sor Holoway's hand, tat, i'll a burs
of gratitude. he offered him half Of his
hocks ant ,erds, il lie would remain with
the tribe and be lis guest for lie.
While visiting Cons'anlinopIe, on his
return home. lie had an audience Of the
SULTAN. and was requested 10 prescribe
l"r favorie adaIisque in the imperial
harem, who had been pronounced incGrs'
hle by the Turkish doctors. She was a
Circassian slave Of surprising beauty and
realized in.her form and face the descrp-
ZION Of Young Nuurmshel" as described
in I.aIla Ru"kh. Her disease was dys.
ptpss.sggrsvalpd,no doubt. by tie ehnui,
created by -equesrered and monoiouous
life. Within a month, however, Prolps.
'hr Holloway great meulcIneS WIN 'he
aid "l daily exercise in the gardens Of the
Seraglio, accomplished complete cure,
and he subsequently received an auto
graph lrtier from The SULTAN, thanking
him in the warmes, terms. for restoring To
health the Light OF his Harem." No
,ooner was Il news Of this cure noised
through Conslsnlinoplp. than The lodgings
of The Great Frank Physician" were IIl-
orally heseiged by dysPepuc Pasha' and
bilious Beys. and from The period OF his
departure 10 the present lime. the demand
upon his agents in C"nstan'inopIe for the
remedies that bear his name has connnu.
ally incressed.-Dr. LiuingstOns' 5
"7r0ueis."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-05-28

A csbgsb marriage is ,hss noticed by
one of our exchanges
'Msrried last week. Locke Cos6 20
Niss E.is WGbb." Whsi family 81
cob webs nag be the result
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-05-28

The opinion Is gaining strength that the
gold findings at Pixies Peak are losing
business, and the accounts from Ihere, ell
"qarnmpn."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-05-28

"Never pu; of ull tomorrow ~hst sou
cas do to-day" ,aId sn sdvi.ing morhes
to her chdd. well. then. mamms. lee
Ius eat the cranberry.pie 'bsi's IN the
SAFE" was The child's prececious Sepiy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-05-28

:. POPULAR VERDlcr.-Al present. the
little ragged urchins of London. have d
dis,ich with which thew salute every Pc
desirisn lady whose pelIicos!s exhibi, the
simple rolundi'y Of the presen, fashion,
The verse runs thus:
Ladies' lego am grown SO thin,
ThsnS forced 10 wear the rrip-o'l!n."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-05-28
WHY BE UNHAPPYa

Whats the use 10 be unhappy,
What's the use 10 fume and fret
What's the use to look behind you,
Nursing up the vain regret :
What if life is clonded over
With i,s sorrows dark and wild
What if fortune does look stetuly
Hath she never sometimes smiled
Why, if you must taste the bitter,
VIII you fling the sweet away
Fighting ever with the crosses
That you meet from day to day.
Why disqui,, those around You
With complaints you should suppress
Weary, those whom duty bids you
Still 10 comiorl and to bless
Look at yonder little insect,
Sporting in the suns bright beams
Listen now, and hear the music
or your laughing liulo streams.
Look q, nature all around you,
And above, where'er YOU stray
Mute creations ever singing
Happy | ! ii seems to say,
What's the use to be unhappy ?
What's the use to iumc and fret {!
Pluck up courage. laugh al trlfles,
And you may be happy yet.
HOW HE WON NE.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-06-15
The Crops.

The wheat crop in this county. some OF
which will be ready 20 cut this week, bids
fair /, be a large average crop. although the
rus, has attacked . good deal o. the late
wheat. .,
The GA, rop il Is thought will not yield
more than half an ~ &c, as in most sec
lions il has euFerci severely for want Of
rain. Il seems to he comparatively free 81
rus'.
OF corn there IL a large amount in, nnd
everything looks frss-ratc for a rousing crop
All other crops promise an abundance
The fine min Of Sunday and Monday il i
thought will help the late oats as well a.
other crops.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-06-15
Grand Fourth Of July Picnic, and
Celebration.
&nM2-%x TIE ST. CECILIA
WNIH~sr Concordia society

VIII celebrate the Nations Indcpc ndrnce
Day, by procession. speeches. p%ic-nic' ~c,'
in which celebration every body md nc
q rest OF mankind ARE cordially invited %
participate. The order Of exercises will be
az follows
The splendid Saxc-horn Band will march
through the principal strccts Of the ely q
Q o'clock a. ". At - o'clock the society VIII
NEE. al their Hall, and preceded by the
Rand. will march TO the residence Of their
President, John NJ ehringer, and receive the
= Stars and Stripes" the glorious flag & o
free and independent people; from thence
they will proceed 10 the Court-H House where
there will be a short address by one 81 our
fellow citizen and where The people gener'
ally are invited to assemble. Aticr thisnd-
dress the procession will reform and march
10 The grove OF Dir. Edmonsion, northwest
Of the city, where there will be addresses
music, &c for The remainder Of the day.
II is hoped that everybody will join with
the Society on this day, and let us have a
~rousing old-fashioncd celebration by the pa
~triotic masscs. Special pains will be taken
10 render everything pleasant for lcdics and
families. Further arrangements for the eel
Iteration will be given 10 the Courier, o.
they arc perfected.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-06-15
The Central Committee.

We publish below the names OF the coun-
~ Democratic Central Committee Of this
county, whose duty i, il 10 call q ccnycn-
lion OF lie Democracy Of the coun'y,--in
accordance with the request Of tho State
Contra committee, for tie purpose Of ap-
pointing four delegates 10 The State Con
vention 10 be held next January, and also
10 nominate candidates for such county Of
|dces as are 10 DO filled. II IL urgently ne
cess ,ry that this matter be attended 10, Or
Dubois county will be unrcprcsentcd in the
State Convention. as none but regularly au-
,horized delegates are 10 be admitted, and j.
will be one OF tile most important gather
lings The Democracy Of this State have ever
had.
The County Central Committee nrc from
Patoka Tcwn ship--Andrcw i. SPrndley,
Henry Bruncr, and Martin T.. Meyers.
Bainbridgc Township-Jaro Herman
B. B. Edmcns,on, and John Mehringer.
Columbia Township-R. NJ. Davis, Lc'
roy Cave, and Harvey Nicholson.
Hall Townshie-Thos. Shoulders, JOSEPH
Suislc, and Jacob Ais.
Ferdinand Tuwnship--J Ohm d. Goldman
Frcderick Ncwdeck, and N. kempf-
HARRISON Township-Thomas r. Hope
And cw Able and $ ,muel White.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-06-15
Nail Changes.

In the reduction Of expenses, BY the lost
Office department, made necessary BY The
faiIure Of The last Congress 70 make the
necessary appropriations, southern Indiana
IN, 10 bear i,s share. Mail routes are be-
inc discontinued in some instances, and the
number Of trips lesscned in numbers Of
others. ORDERS have been received here 70
have the Troy mail carried hut once a week
instead Of twice, as now, and the ~Looeoo'ee
mail twice instead Of three times. The
frst Is not so very material, but the latter
change viii incommode o great many Of our
ci,izsns, and as there IL considerable amount
ar mail matter carried at each trip now, We
hope some arrangement may be made
which will secure the continuance Of this
route three times a week. This route IN
doubtcdly pays its own way. md we think
the reduction should be made oil Of those
which have to be supported by the public
funds.