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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-05

VnHIJE WINE VINEGAR EssENTIAL OILS, 40, AT
w suctnn. John X VAN AkrwERP's SON. Auction
will Friday October ut IL O'Clock 73 VILLA
IL casks Boz white wine NneraS IS
Msse and Neroly Essential OILS; also ss bs essential MI Of
Lavender al IN ne condition. and dir firm the celebrated
perfumer. Claude Monche, Grssse France Terms cssh In
current money.
NM. WOLFF, ArrTfoyEKR, WILL SELL, TIL.
Prtay a. lc O'Clock the entire Stock aud Flxtu
" Thomas street. Of gsss
Connsrs Oh Nolasaes boz Pump Icebos Scales 3c
also good Of Groceries, qu1rs and seg4rs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-08
From the Boston nernld. Dec. sth.

y "TuE COUNTY" NIPPERRD.-For two or
three days past a juror in the first session of
the Superior Court has slept heavily in the
court hours The officers who sometimes get
sleepy enough themselves, have punched him
continually with such admOnlti0n as ought TO
have kent him wide awake for the rest OF his
life. But he has enjoyed his refreshing repose
from morning to night, never disturbed by bad
dreams except when punched bythe constable.
Thi. became scaudaOus to the rest Of "the
county" before whom cases were tried, and
the Judge, believing probably in the sacred
monopoly of sleeping in court, which the
bench has always enjoyed, took the offender
in charge yesterday
'Mr. -, stand up" Numbered the court.
The jurymln arose with great care, and
braced himself against the rail
care you laboring under any physical disa
biity 7" demanded the court
"Not any, it know myself" answered the
juryman with a sort Of dlstrustful look down
wards to his Timber pins.
81 am informed that you have been indulg
ing too freely in intoxicating liquors, sir, is /
true 2"
"No guess not"
"Do you think you could try a case inte
gibly %
The juryman put his foot in it ut once here
and applied the question ut once to liquors in
stead OF facts lie answered that he believed
he could tell what it was under the ruling 0
the judge.
The rest of the jurors were appealed to
they returned verdict of draak--slandin,
eleven to nothing; and the juryman was or
dered to move, and to return again this morn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-08
From. WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Dec. THE president TO day
explicitly expressed his determination to send
no more troops to the forts near Charleston.
He said everything would be done on his part
to avoid collision. Major Alexander has made
no request Tor reiniorcements, and it is repre-
scented that the best feeling exists between the
garrison in Fort Moultrie and the citizens of
Charleston.
AS an expedient to raise funds to meet the
present wants Of the treasury, Il member Of
the committee OF ways and means has sug
gesed that Immediate payment of the duties
on merchandise now III the public warehouses
be enforced. 1t is not probable that the select
committee Of the house will meet before next
week. Hawkins and Boyce are the only ones
that will ask to be excused from serving there
on. The indications are that their request
will not be granted
A letter from MIR. Judah, civil engineer in
California, and one Of the corporators of the
Pacific Railroad bill, says he has found Il good
and practicable railroad route across the Sierra
Nevada, via IIliuoistown. Dutch Flat, and
Lake Pass He will undertake to build road
from Sacramento to the state line, or Washoe,
over this route, in two years, for $4,000 per
mile.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-08

MHLEDGEvILLE, Dec. Mr. Fulton of
Columbus, has offered resolutions requesting
the Georgia congressman to propose that con
gress shall appoint commissioners on the part
OF the north and south, to provide for Il peace
ably dissolution of the Union, and an equit-
able distribution of the property to the sec
tons,
MOBILE, Dec. Capt. West, who went
70 TruXiIiO to procure the remains of Walker,
has returned unsuccessful, the law of Hondu-
ras prohibiting exhumatiOn. ReidIer is hu-
manly treated, and his release is expected.
New ORLEANS, Dec.-Mr. Smart, a mem
Der of the Texas legislature, from Gonzales
has issued circular inviting the members to
be in Austin, the third Monday in December,
to hold an extra session t. call 4 state couven.
ton. Houston will resign if the people de
mand the convoking OF the legislature. The
people continue hoisting The lone star flags.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-08
ny THE ASIA.

New York, Dec. The Asia, from Liver
pool, arrived at 80 p. NJ.
From Great Britain We hear that the China
mail of Oct. ! had been teIegraphed. Hcstili-
ties had recommended in the north. Two
skirmshes wSre fought with the Tartar caval-
ry, vino were repuised. The allied army was
waiting in Il hostile position before Pekin.
Negotiations were opened by the Chinese, but
not in supplicatory manner
No news from the movements in Italy. A
change i'll the Neapolitan ministry had taken
place, and Poero had joined the cabinet with
out Il portfolio, 1t is reported that state
council would soon be cOnVoked on important
matters. Victor Emanuel was expected to 90
to Palermo Nov. %. DeputaiionS had pre-
scented him with the result OF the voting in
Umbrih and the marches.
The P.eImunttse parliament would be con-
voked aud turthwith dissolved, in order TO be
replaced by an Italian parliament. There
were vague reports that negotiations had com.
menced in Paris for a cession Of Venetia.
The Arctic Exploring steamer Fox, had re-
turned from surveying the shores of Green
land, Sc, Tor a north Atlantic telegraph, and
reported the result satisfactory.
The London Globe confirms the news that
the Duke of Newcastle will receive the vacant
order OF the garter,
Iron ore free of duty. There is Il rumor of Il
probable visit OF Napoleon TO England to meet
the empress at Windsor.
Latest via Queenstown.
The Europa arrived at Queenstown Nov.
25th.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Cotton, 10, 600 bales
sold, including 1000 to spectators and export
ers. The market was unchanged.
Breadstuffs dull and unchanged, Provisions
quiet.
LONDON, Saturday evening.-Consuls 934
and for money, and 938 and : for account.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Flour had declined
Cd since Tuesday, and wheat l and ID; corn
quiet provisions quiet; bullion in the bank
had increased G42,OO0. Sugar heavy; coffee
firm.
PARIS, Saturday evening. Count Waeu-
ski has succeeded Foud as minister Of state.
La Patrie says further notifications are ex-
pacted
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-08
DIED.


In this city, Dec l. Celia NJ, daughter of Cyrus Darling
aged IA yrs q DAYS.
Funeral Monday, at O'Clock from their residence
New Worcester. Relatives and friends are invited 10
attend.
In this "ltv Dec l. Emma daughter of George 7 and
Emmelire sutton, aged yrs month,
Funeral on SUNDAY, directly after the morning service,
at the house on George street Friends and relatives
arc invited to attend.
In St louis Nov % of congestion of the brain George
Denny, formerly Of Massachusetts, 81 yrs.
The funeral will take place at the residence of his
mother in Millbury, on Monday, 10th inst at
In Holden, Dec 6, Urania Chafin, Il yrs.
In West Bro0kheld, Aug IA, Mary Combs relict Of Asa
In Barre, Dec 4, Clara Rice daughter of the late Abel
Rlcc, aled 70 NrS 4tl. aShington digger, yrs.
In llardwtck, Nov y, Mary Alien, % yrs 10 mos.
IN Blackstone, Nov 80, Isabella Fitzpatrick wife
John Fitzpatrick, aged Il yrs.
In Smithfcd, | Nov p. Louisa VI, daughter of Duty
Bradford II yrs II mos IL DAYS.
In Warren, |. Nov 30, Capt James LaDicu, 65 yrs.
Bristol, during the last with England. For many
years he served as master of different vessels.
In ardwlck, Dec 3, Mrs Syvina Rice, aged 81 years
6 mos.
In Ware, Nov 81 Mary, wife of Elijah Allen; 25th,
Bridget McHowe. Is.
In SPENCER " %, S A Smith. 40.
In West Brookfeld, Nov %, Mrs VIM Arnold, late Of
Warren.
In Belchertown Nov 25, Lucy Stebbins, 81.
In Hubbardston, Nov q, John Sanford, formerly of
In North New Salem Nov 25 in Mt Wm Leighton,
So lie lived about Is minutes after he taken ill.
In Lincoln Nov 25, Mrs sally Bacon, widow of Enoch
Bacon. late of Southbridge, So.
In Dudley. Nov 20. Cvrii Bacon, 81.
In Webster, Nov a. Henry Thompson. 70
Amalah Brigham, 81 years 10 months, revolutionary
pens Oner
In Danvie, VT, at an advanced age, Hon Williams A
Palmer From 1878 TO 1925 he was senator in congress
In 1881 he succeeded Samuel Crafts, another
atOr in the executive chair of Vermont. He re-
elected in 1892 49, and "a, which closed his public life.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-08
From New York.

New York Dec. Rates of discount on
uncurrent money are advancing, owings to
a heavy depreciation of stale stocks. Illinois,
Wisconsin, Iowa, and Missouri, twelve to fit.
teen Pennsylvania and Maryland, four to
five; Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky, three.
The repairs to the water works will be COM
plated Saturday morning.
Sarah Shanks, a respectable widow, was
horribly murdered at her residence, on
Twelfth street, last night. Her throat was
cut from ear to ear. No clue has been found
to the murderer
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-08

AR RFED.

In this city Dec 81 BY Rev IL L Wayland, David
Whitney Of Auburn to Harriet L, eldest daughter OF
Henry j Rowland of this city. .
In Barre Nov % George Ayres Of Petcrsam to Maria
y. daughter of Grin Spouuer of Barre , =,
In Petcrsham, Nov p, Joseph Sackson 10 Matte d
Farrar. ~, e,,,o,.
In Spencer Nov % Frank NJ Hale to Ellen sioiey
both OF Spencer. r We, wood
stock Conn to Lucy Gerouli Of Sturbrldge; ilSo Linus
q Gmen 70 Mary + Ware both of Southbridge; 22d,
oscar Haven, editor Of the Quinnebans lem So9tn
bridge IN Martha Brown vOunees daughter az jon
athall Brown Esq OF Ridgevile, ONO; Dec D by Rev
Wr Worong Francis Pratt to Jennie Fiske, both If
In Miif5Ti. Parker Fletcher Of Westford to Helen
W It 0 nov as Emory Pratt TO Rcbecca Rogers
both OF Upton; Lyman Keith to Emma & Barnes, both
u IN Woonsocket Nov 90 Daniel Pond, Esq. of New
York city to sadore only daughter of James Very Of
In Bellingham, Nov %, Charles Ford of Mendon to
olive + Cook of WOonsocket.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-08
Auttr0ns.

w GOD AND TIMBER AT AUG.
IlON.-Win be sold at Public Auction on the
premises near the house Of Dwight Rice in tbe sontb
part OF Rutland' on THURSDAY Dec la at q o'cIocT
m, the wood and timber standing on about forty acres
Of land in lots to suit purchasers is situated short
distance north OF the Barre and Worcester road three
miles from Paxton and ten miles from Worcester marcel
Sale positive and terms liberal.
Dc d6t* SILAS GLEASON Auct'r
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-08
ing for the judgment of the court.-Bostoa
Herald.

Under the influence OF a panic, caused by
the occurrence Of few cases of small pox in
Columbia, nearly all the students in the South
Carolina college Immediately left the city.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-08
MASON BROTHERS,

Nos and Mercer street, New FORK.
For sale by booksellers generally. d3tSwlt DIS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-08

w ANTED-A Hall, about 40 bv 60 feet
W for the use of a Society, Address B. at the Sny
office, d6t ~ Az
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-08
SOYER'S SULTANA'S SAUCE
Hot and Cold Dishes Of All Kinds!

This most delicious and appesng Sauce Invented by
the renowned SoYER, for the London Reform Club is
since his deceasc manufactured BY the wclknown house
Of Crosse & BLACKWELL London, from the orgina
recipe. It is the avortc Sauce in England and the
Continent, with high and growing reputation among
American Epicures and 10 much approved Of stimu
liant to appetite and aid to digestion.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-08
for Sale or 90 get.
CNants.

A GIRL wishes place to do homework
"A Apply at No. , Kinds Court Maple street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-08
7 AXE HOUSE AT LONG POND

I AXE HOUSE AT LONG POND
"a II. W. PAWLoWSKY has opened and newly fur
nishcd the Lake House at Long Pond, in Shrewsbury
where he will be happy meet his friends. Accommu
daons furnished Skating Parties Sleghlng Parties
and Fishing Parties, at short notice There is also
large Hall for Dancing Parties.
DIS dim II. W. PALOWSKY.
O. < REWARD-Stolen from Horticultural
QpO Hall, on Thursday evening Fitch Fur Victorinc
with Stone Marten Tips. Whoever will return the same
to No Carroll street shall receive the above reward.
EOR SALE-Tnree new mich Cows and
4 Calves; also, grey Horse, eight years old }
Sleigh, and Harness. which will be sold cheap if called
for soon. Apply at Salisbury street to
Dis dlw* ELNArHAN PRATT.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-08
9Qcm advertisements.
Us dtI Il. Z. IA TT.
4 R A r E c II \ N C
"a FOR
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

Usefai Instructive, and Ornamental articles:
Opera Glasses Spy Glasses, Nicroscopcsa large as
sortment; nice fancy thermometers and Alarms quite
new thing; Streoseopes and Views at extra low prices
fhe collection Of Foreign and Domestic Stuffed Birds
and many other articles too to MENTION all OF
which will be sold at cost orthe thirty DAYS at the
Spectacle Depot, 1724 Main street The public are
friendly invited to call and examine.
Very respectfully, }. ROSENBUSH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-08

MESSENGERS NOTICE.-CoMMoY-
AtA WEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. WORCESTER, SIS.
December 7th, lS6O.-tlON. HENRY CHAPLIN, Judge OF
Court of insolvency, in and for the County OF Worces-
ter, has :hS dav issued warrant against the
Giles TER CUMMINGS of Worcester in said County,
mechanic iusolvent debtor; and the payment of any
debts and the delivery of any property belonging said
nsulvcnt debtor him, for his use the transfer
of any property by him, are forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors said nsoFfnt debt
will be held at Court of Insolvency lat Worcester
the twenty-SiXh Of December at nne O'Clock in the
forenoon for the proof of debts and the an
spnec or Assignees.
MI A - -.a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-08

AUIHUT u Inc UI AdTUH hUTF, eIc.
Three Volumes 636 to 3i pages each with portraits
CRowN octave EDITIoN.-Cloth Binding, S.; Sheep.
s67j; Half Calf, 80; Full Calf, SIP.
EDITION, Royal Octave (sold by subscrp-
Full c, If, SIS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-08
SLOATS SEWING MACHINES.

w les ASSOCIATION BONDS.-Any person hold
ing the bonds Of the Association numbered follows
viz No. 81 of the class for S300 Nos and 1874 of the
class for 500; Nos rs, u and 50 of the for $780,
requested TO send them to the subscriber be-
fore the Sth day Dec. inst, for adjustment
WIN. A. WHEELER,
One OF the Trustees for Bond holders.
nnn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-08
OPINIONS OF THE LONDON PRESS

OPINIONS OF THE LONDON PRESS.
we recommend our correspondent to try MONS.
soYEns new entitled tho 'Sultana's Sauce It's
made after the Turkish ccpo its flavor is excellent and
IL affords considerable aid in of SLOW AND WEAK
piGEsrloN."- THE Lancet
"savory, Piquant, and Spicy, worthy the genius OF
Soycr,"- Observer
"A most valuable adjunct to Fish, Flesh and Fowl,
and should have a place on every table. "-Atids
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE UNITED STATES;
GARDNER q. YvELlN, 2l7 Fulton ST., New York,
and BRAY q HAYES, % Cornhi Boston.
mr. For sale by Cirocers and Fruit Dealers every
= where deodisly ja2O
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-04-14

Sec 9. - % new incense Tor the theI
current year, s,"aII be required, upon
the removal off any licensed dog into
any other town o. city, o. incorporated
village, unless the same be required hy
some bylaw or ordinance passed u;Gdei
the provisions Of the 18th section ct
, this act.
Sec. 10. The mayor and aldermen of
any city, president and trustees Of any
incorporated village, and the supprvi-
Sors q each town, shall require MI dogs
not licensed and colIarej, according to
the provisions Of this act, to be destroy
ed, and shall cnforce al the penalties
herein provided.
Sec. II, Any of:ter Of any city.
! town or Incorporated village, who shall
refuse or neglect to perform the duties
imposed Upon him by this act, shall be
punished by nn@, not eXcce,!ing TWEEN
ty d",IarS t"r every tWenty-four hours
which he shal! 50 neglect or refuse,
which shall be paid into the treasury
a: S"ch town, city CT Incorporated vii
lago.
See. l2. Tie city council Of any ci-
ty, the trustees OF any incorporated
village, and the board Of supervisors Of
any toWn, may make such additional
bylaws and regulations concerning the
licensing and restraining ii Guy<, -
t:.el n2ay d"om eNop,j.rut, and NAV
ailix any additional penalties, not cx-
"c@3s"g ten dollars, for any hr2ach
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-04-14
Cam mpaign Song fer 1890.
Up, FREE i IN !

Up frcemcn, up ! and to he walls
tIing OCT tour banner 10 he l.vczc;
BE his ,hr shame, when dlty calls,
Who ,lI.i54rs il ing:orioUs .3se!
Up, freemen, grd . IL armor on,
For frccdoli and for CAMERON!
Glrd mp, and 90 ye boldly for Il;
The foe aIead, j. a:.,id
Joia h md We East, and West, :s,d M. tn,
And Hri=c thiS legend on each shield:
Our hc5'ds 0~c j"i',ei, our heats aec one,
For Freedom a.d far Cantcron!"
o, can there be nollc" fight,
4 higher purpose, holi, + { use,
Than oars, who battle for he Right,
For Labor, ald for righteous laws?
Or richer need, VI II Vict'rN'5 Won
For fl iecdJm and for EAMGR.N:
j, hold tie hncf;.! clouds In threa.
Tn. smiling west G eur c ii blight
Behold il wrongs ~hich " rongs hcget,
AMI VI Sh "p"n the hrnre o. II lit;
B"n1!l hi, .h..s!a, and IKE as one
FOR freedom and Tor CAMERON!
And Sc yr not how labor droops
y ..rr. nn,e S!o%cd 70 &c AID tumrace fire
VII rc glfAnr, q giiniI ) 4i&url 1r"cp3
vi nc. en9irn, ii vi il i.ab0r's hi.r:
Inp0Te.ij.i no", ticy &hoat as one
r,s....., ii, - t,;.t,;, =. .i.->oH. -
O. - wao ;orc dis @'ori us !il.} -
~, ii , Fl! tatin II . .lv ttrc,
Ar.3c k" n:t ia, ,.,! de'"a. Il
.3-s 81, tx. .i..4;s, ttcs =. ,1t<'.y =!
AhI !.5nt ne ,iSA', 20 well De1vA,
~ .Iaist.a.:, md i,,i. t., ,J.,,.,.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-04-14

PEIScE JouS's LAsr.--A good sto-
~ was told the other day about John
Van Barren, He had taken sonic tech
nIcaI Legal advantage, by which his op-
n"nente client in .n action was non
suited. The man was furions, and de-
cared his purpose to give Johu piece
ot his mind when he saw him he would
'ctther him. Happening to see John
at Ooae"iny's, standing 1T the bar;
getting outside Of dozen New York
Boys, he boldly confronted the Prince,
ana being q small man, looked up at
him tiercely, and burst ont "Mr. Van
BHrcn, is there any client so low and
mean, or any case 80 nasty, that you
!. ont undertake to defend it," II
don't know" said John, stopping 20.
put away another oyster, then bendin.
down and confidently dra Wing out his
reply in the little mans ear, ''sehat yoes
hae.: doirg?"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-04-14

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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-04-14

City AND Cov>TRY.-~A city is =
fine place - I've il, with M insured
inr"'nc or plenty to do, ih~ rich find
Ill a city neHn> of enjoyment which
cannot be ha.' elsewhere. There l.
ais nil,.E worI, anh good wages; but
the demand is greater than ti,p supply.
and there is great d">t;tution--&;;c',
poverty IS people Ill the country know
nothing abn"t
In the Professions, one in hundred
does we'll; but q great many struggl"
on for years, scarcely getting living.
y large proportion Of merchants fill
B'll and anScrnrnioH~ a:lventirrrs
have the advantage Of modest merit
AMI honesty,
In the conntry, there are simpler and
purrr sources OF rrjoynent. \ man is
known tnr III worth. !; he cHnrot Get
very rich hv is always sure Of 2 sup
pert. Il has more society and more
appreciation than III <itr-Wh"r" I'll"
next itvighburS, whom he can hra:
through the partition, do not even
know oar names, and might die With,
ont our Knowing it.
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$3.50 4 YEAR.
Fact, Fancy and Fun.

The tinker's theology is pan-t5e-
To test tho quality of hat: Let
j IT be felt all over.
The Rnees' npon which ballruDt
Gegs t"r relief: A>~ignees.
What people caf! rcyer ike Ioocr.
nor wear great coats? DwarfS.
There is 4 sporting cobbIer in
lorkvllle who uses his dogs to tree his
boots.
An irreverent Jester thinks that
Satan when hurled from Heaven, must
have had & high old time.
Some men are so good that they are
good for nothing; and many women
are OF the same precious stamp.
A man who was pitched into =
gutter where garbage is thrown, des-
crihos hir."lf as being IL an "o4aI,'
condition.
People should be hungry with tho
eye and thc ear a. vel! As the mouth
When all mans neccssaries of lif.
are those winch go into the port-holes
OF hls stomach, it is bad sign.
All bodies, the armament, the stars
the earth, kingdoms, arc not the conal
/" the most insignificant spirit: for
such spirit knows al these. and it.
SELF: but the body nothing.-Pescha1
"A householder in a western village
III filling up his census schedule under
! the colUmn headed "Whcre born ~ de-
>c:;b>s one Of his children as born esin
the pafior," and the other ''up stairs"
DR.. Cumming has postponed the
millennium! II The book called The
Eod,' he fixed the beginning Of the
millennium period in 1862; but in his
last book, "l'h2 Great TribuIation,'' he
puts it of until 1867.
-"2ly son, hold up vour head, and
tell me who was the strongest man ~
"Junah."
"Why sop
"'Causc the whale couldn't hold him
after he got him down."
w hat head your boy has" sail
"n admrng friend. "Yex,'' sa ID the
fond father; ''Lc'S chip Of the cid
block; amt YOU sonny?' 4 guess so
/ daddy, cause teacher said yesterday I
WIS a young biockhead."
PEARSON B:ownlow says, in recent
letter:
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-G-eO>-E

z" The Shoelnaker's strike at Ha-
verhiIl, has collapsed. Most Of the
jour> had gone to work, and the Pres
ident Of the organization with the 9TH
er traders, have resigned il disgust,
after denoancing the strikers for Tot
holding out.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-04-14

THE LATEST INTELLrGEScE ~ from
Ameii'a, Published in the Ba b Eng
ianD Jou'"fl, Of February 18th, is as
follows 1.-The President Of The Uni
ted States iS chosen at last. Mr.. Pen
nin@ton, a Republican, has been elect
ed by a majority Of one."