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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-25

JORDAN a. BRO, Cheap Family Grocery,
u 70 Church street.
We keep constantly on hand Crushed, Pull
the bag or barrel, Baltimore and Smithield
Hams, shoulders and Mldlings, Butter, Lard,
Cheese, brooms, Buckets, Fluid, kIolasses, and
all other articles TO be found in a we'll kept
Grocery. Give us call SIS we believe we can
give general satisfaction att
forget al JORDAN BRO,
1a24 10 Church strset.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-25

BIRD EYE DIAPER.
SGM EfHiNG superior in the way of pure
~ Linen Bird-eye Diaper tor Chndren'a fine
aprons may be be found at ND45
Ia - J III DAWSON
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-25

SUPEKlOR ENGLISH THREAD EDG
- INCA few pieces of very fine English
Thread Lace Edging from 25 to 81 u cts at
J.. II. DAWSON'S,
IA IS As East Main street
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-25

RRTrERS bII"IEhS-Baker's HooHand $
ID Hibbard's and Hostetters, large supplv
Just received and for sale by
ia "a L. w WEIR
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-25

CONGRESS WATER--Just received di-
~ rect from the Springs, for sale by
w WEBB,
ia % rs Main street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-13
Superiority Of Americas ssesmsss4ss ,a


CnaA~.
lF,sm the Gins OVERLAND Trade Report, Flb. 2a]
oer,snH ne most .sros .snsvsrs" nvip, rhsy saro
cut 20 many muersole bcscbes, that yesdy Ne ihlsk
soug inion stesr rezofi 70 the Unixa stass A. far
river navie alton concerned our Attempts - compete
9TH JpDsibsn SIMPLY absurd, ~ thase who o~n Fog
ph liver here nj psesept must this have
Uncovered 70 Their coat Bot even IN sea rspg s1ssmsrs
the proos Of pudding be In The eating should
wish where the Brtash bun sseAaers ass, shoh
are 40 sw as cafe ss oommodous serviceAble,
expenditure VI fue the Yang tsze the
Peiho We maintain that every boat sent odt here ron
England Scotland CnpA sccount, whether for the
the river bar either been miserable falure or
eln,on Tor iuel We DO not make one excsptou--we
c,ate peoples property, oooaden,y leave 10
every upfor innate sufferer 10 say whether or not We are
corrtct IN state mtDt
to have plsD Of constructing boiIe which makes
them o., as org the bosthst Is for an indefinite 20
Of the company boers Of any Of their boats
being iso up TO have new one or The old one mended
", .s &c, inc hs cassy on;ss "eSs wee sss
sum that the Yang tsze cost in Nev York. Now the
Yang ze hes been running nasy three Years hard up,p
never ass docsse until the other cay me CHEVY Chase
will net Gerry much the Ysug axe, nor has she
ana IN race between this end Shan snss would be spsr
ingly backed She shout strong again and heavy
AGAIN there 10 the smallest occasion for and hes clearly
twce ss much power - she csn besr Tor the weight OF
snks her. She Is very shallow craft aad her deck Is
20 near the bottom which contains an enormous
Of iron that the conpssses VIII not act, ana becomes
dangerous TO run her In thick weather She Will bring
gJet 70 the hearth but ers 10 The mill, and the
sooner she be altered the better She should be
made ipO propeller, and suitable vessel bnil'
for the valuable AND powerful machinery nov 1Rsd IN
Der. With screw ADD spar deck fore and an, she
might be rendered servcesbe yet tho beams, &c Of
the fpar deck were constructed wood and the compass
fes put elevation, they would act sell enongh-shey
are at present Dtutased by their proximity 70 prod
gtous mars OF iron.
Tue American boilers, though not % durable as ours,
are much better adapted for economy Of fuel Coal In
the Uned States sts many dollars does chill pss
IN EDglsDdeconomy Of fuel 10 therefore studied
Than with US, space berg sacrhced. Our short tubular
boilers send bali the heat into the chimney, wat the
long Cue boilers Of the Americans absorb the pretty
much In mskng steam. The difference "a very great, and
well worth the subject Of an inquiry.
Our engineers such pig beaded self satisfied, con-
ceited ses Of people, that until they their trade gone
and their crotche exploded, they viii not believe their
eyes. We not venturpg opint much %
stating results and too many here ccrroborae the
sad experience We unfold
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-13
SECOND BOARD.
CRY COMMERCIAL Rerour.

SATrKbAr, Kay ~ P. r.
FiouR.-The market Ia, been quiet and prices have
beer depressed rne reported sAes reached 800 bbl
sse and wssierp, Geo bsls southern, ssd oo9 bbs
Canada, within frftays range.
wHEAr -ssts have amounted 70 42 COO bushels, at 81
10 for amber Michigan 81 q s 30 Tor MI saakoe clue,
and 81 s6ssi ~ fer Chicago spring.
CoRS has been purchased 70 TIE extent or 50 900 bush
eh, ,hisny Weston mig 1t Tic U.s. for damaged 10
sopne, with sS>eSS p yetow ct Sc snd white DO.
Al sec. ssec. W
PAn,r.- sAles we're nadc Of $500 beshsls Canada
Easi a. see
RYE ana cats have been Inactive AZ have been Ike.
wise Jrogisous, cotton and ashes
Tho sses q vhiskey comprised SEQ bsls., a. 27.c .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-13
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.


SATURDAY, May l2--6 p. NJ.
The steamships city of Manchester and New
York sailed from this port to-day for Europe, the
former with t2l7,5 5l, the latter with s30i ,720 ia
specie on freight making the total shipment of the
day $5l9,27l. On the other hand, the steamship
North Star arrived this morning from Aspin wall
with 81 242 ssl in specie from CALIFORNIA;; the
responding arrival last year was sl,is0,ll5. The
banks thus commence business next week with
nearly three quarters Of million more gold than
they had at the beginning Of last week.
Money is il anything cheaper than it was yester-
day; several bank cashiers and brokers have been
eDdeayoring to place money at without much
success. Exchange closed duh at previous rates.
The following are the last quotations OF sight OK
change on New York at the cities mentioned, the
quotations being in all cases for gold:--
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TO THQSE Eho skQu.Rs .vipaEos I've Falr.a
a ~ VI cllo. esr, 4 fo'i'ass,s- A. htnn!a')s.
ss ~ ssS ''s.,.g No. sssss 'tss, s.s.ss
t,~ ,~i ,A,, char.s's $40 sii esstfy ), e.s.s
Rr.ses.is. f.n. q, rely upcn reDv.,ba n r.~
uonas enl siss soa c-rt-.iss q ars'-r ~ csatnr
,f,se saf o.a'r,s uctrg Il sss ,t,t ,s.s az
hsr. q s, aIc rs 'o iss ssf r,ss s,s oosst &c
LIT INytfIos uorSwsn rms.
- So. ,hAAsoN1VN He- a~tse Mas z issl
yep 400 sss,s.uy s,sua,e ~ a. ess.scs,,a "a AI
$50 ~ az. ,'rf,f y ~ fsrr s,dinh1 dra 40,
f,-uc ros 80 S- "a - 81. 80. -.
t.s s.s O. ss 80 issn = aese,sss 80
s@' .se w. ~se s,.nsse ~ Broes-sg uss-s no
SIS s :; - lA.iee s.,s e. 49, ~
eatse ktd MY sntnaio nv f.ts Mr. oneys' q rvs
s s'is. IA s, s'ss TIA " S. ~ o
.,ied % ste hsta bus sotsssst wet hnI. sod ~s.t
isasi WI 81 !, ss.a ss ;' u sea g s ss We
sFfs,sr vsl ae.nhy rsI ~ 49, s,,'. r.,s ct
re eeasrs solia ~ .sa as .s-.
s 49, q. 80: TX 4. s,''sS's'
VIZ srs Ne ere, ,s, H tsve vie a.. s,,s
s,,Isr,s ss.; q e'- ss.s .s' ;. .,'as :. f,a,
noe se..hs t.-' 1890 e.. 's a., s ssa,,n s,s .s "a.
ss '.i iie sesis. iss Sc r.~ s.a On Ssaiss
MA ,s s, ss rss :. e ~ y NJ
IKE o'rsrv hs, haze b->n " h- sos
ss s rs E s ss s-s s raA % e. 2o
"a upcn he vcssge % hr is.s ,y snss NV % 81
x. ,rs-ss c vour f 81, K '-- ~, ssns, ~
rssr.s,e Il fr.ry Sc ..5s ss,r - ..a asss.r-s
grtn.ss ,.,ssr re ' .rs ,s's - ss.ssros 80
rtr't trrfios rc f-teflIt.f lsri fsrt ~ ~ =
.tsr, ..sss.sr 'i ,ss'.st.. - .sl,s q. slssr
80 - csfsitt.sl trs - tuai-s ,as.s.' ..t 4,
Sssieein4sf esss 4 nss.1s. hSs -
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SHIP IN q NE w y,
sIs.ss0 yon ftw mar.
ksfs I o.


ssrt Of Ss~ sers, NAP lie, 1880.
crIAayD
ssssrs'lp cahavfs snih 1avsna sra Nsx oreans--Ilv
ineson t0chtfon %
..atnang AaslsrN Tooisun, sassnaao--s xnSasa q
g'ssrssiP ce.uas. Berry. oharicsossrcaru. rnssins
s'eau'ssup vorssexs. PNrr-a Su'ols &c -tus,Au Hs
.lo.rgship Mauuoeao osssr. Als1saariA, ao-H crO@
s.s.asaip rboSaas Swami. Ramsay saltmore-Fr crom
s,e1rsstio rs,asoo Van Port .ss-B n cr4nsenaco
tslth hsn s.r-snis.-S y rraney.
isltk = h.lss gsri ,oop.r esrauss
ssrs : -. ,.r. Cges-, sosga -fr.ss D.sreorr.
b. sAiuore, fsnfid,s q Jutss rS-sAs-'. foHsr1sa
US usrss,, Qas.r. Bois. ssrrsra.-yaiissru A 60.
r. s.ry ssen ssr-sge. -,s.9l 40 100
pris r.r'i-s.. rrr-.t - Josp-s susrhsrs 90
rrs r~.,.. s-'.si rh'l.a.' ss,s-f.a-S san,'S,
scr er sss;; ,s f' c-.u sss.ss i os.a
sss y = s'ss,sr .lse sesi'es-S = si,sssa
teerJ ps,srd HEs,o SAGiraNa, hc-Dun-r ctsr
.sshr ~ rescs,sr. rucAsr wn@iussn, vc-IuuA. snes
isri Klno, p.sroot No,fols-ssrrr.s cl-.rm., o.,
lss. srs,ie ,,ls.. sT,s.--ssao,u DSo,s
a. si.sr,ss. ;s.s.s, e:'I.s, sss-i s'ss,
~, ~, ls'ssa, s. ,.s, s.,n-nr ses,;soO
SIR nfsn 49, scs' = @ ns,eh
Sc, Irlsusft furse-. -cs'ss-- y nrcsrsoof
rlr1p tsu.hrcse, Niliaus, k~s vest .sssr
5000 " heA Nfost-ftr- f-cvi'crre-Mastrr
elrcu fca 2 VAL Vel. 1fNacp-rt.
Steamer Black Diamond. hfen Philadelphia
AAnyEn
rrsvch tea crrvtne Iuce- Ns,nv'egs. Hsvana iadaya
b-rff n rru'oU--r ut'0 n fhh u~ft cal
StearshH fuicn Wr-iou Nser~ art srnths-,,t,n wee,
efrn " with ufse ard ~ rox u~E so1-
Arrived 60 re rsefy - hSg m from lat % ts Ion a.
psssso several io~tefga =
s'esn.hin Norm siar. Jones. Asrinwnn 7h dsya with
tasseueera audtretsWe. 70 u ~ Allen "
tsp srf@s ri sl.nl ticrre. Nsrrs, FEB via h-np
ssrct % ertssec Be tqusrin We sihsr sprn " 10 lon ~
WIN hstr 80 fer BARBADOS The fron ls IS n has bad
sucrg " and n " winds
tsp Ks'~ r,a- Jot rsr,sruusa sF Pcse ing Liverpool
hsst vcr e dem. tsr q Enid rod snis'ts o. dsys
Rsk siihur Wine or q vssouuO Reilly Sunderland 80
csls wrh Coz 70 A W Feyer
ts,s c.,.'s cl ,rrss-a surd,,spdsrd fsls Of Wight
ts-s p r.yr. ~ = ysrmcais Ms. Hassli Cora, ~
.slk ,turA t.ntml, inssn. " yea eaya .nh MISE
10 e. rrfserFsta ~ Ron ltt ibtt ft W Ion o. sposs
sslr q GrrteN h'uce ~ ~ errtcp
rs,f ~ t,irfsf on frfA fvi-rs Csrfsnss N dsyr
49, srftv = ~sye safr.r yhtsr
isa fsfcfisfs Rsefr faaus, fsve uiN frr,r A. -
4tfa trre Estrun k,r
SIS ifnfa ttf. ftiers1n Pars tpri ~ IA taaai 1,
tticta f1tls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-13

Brig Luoss.is, wasss. osrdsusas days. win sugar - TO
~ s i &: e C ss Ys IN:
ss y" a: 81 & ~ ss.
s e. si ss. aS. s:a .ss: l.
S.sa.s ssovpy. Ssuvias Apr n. WITH sussr n. 70
BID KArnsf iof fss. n.shi.O Downing sasos, II asyy
wsh sessr q fcloo: O. Apra g aua ksy Lss. -
sspcci xpr 81 Sehs Johs W iiDsr bousd into Ssgus
sein spoke bssI ssEya kevsdA 6svsaA TOT saGus
had NJ inst hi ~, ION u, spoke hsrk Hsehs sAeer
Eist'm. DIR Brown Nssssu, MP, days win malassss
B,is cascc1is isr Of 81 John. NB DAnisls Hmsbe~O NIB
Big vnoenpes love kh1ab.thpovt for Boston
"a s 'ssas es 81 f.S co.. SssaS g 5ss
ton ara put hts port for repsks hsyhg 9Th April 10
% z = 4 ss' ss s :d.s s:s :aa
ics ssoisssss md vas leaking bsdly
esbr AivassSo shpss oass dsya
sshr b,s:cs smi;H See Bsvss. Sdsya
s Sc, ss,, 40 $780, e. 49, sS'
nss5psr Bosion. ssilsw. fSnsdsip2H
stes6sr BRISTOL llss, rhAsAslpha
sssssss Ds-s. ~. Esv scdscrd
0can~ Penguin. WtLAan& rruvf6snae
Arrived l,sh-eeauahp AsA (Bri Lott LIVERPOOL April ~
WIN rndse and pessensers 70 0unard.
One shIp. one harh. and oas MI
etearsnips Cxy a nsnehestes ORR Layervol Few York
BseDl bremen; Cebsv6A Hevssa and New OrisAss; An
81 aeessIo. xsssnssoo. Ss 10. s~ss.. Ss,sns; r
'spsoo, fortsnd ship Hosaaio. 6Aanshas.
whA during ~ ~ N
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TIE unhat sssics s,sssssie RIiot slild from Aspin
vAn On the seih uA f.r Boston.
psc, on tbc 2,tn q April, board Tinted s,ltss snip
SHhuc. Of c0pgetite Fever Iestensui George p Wssn
Ieutsnani Wsisn was native o. YORK. IA ani during
ire tssniy moths TIA, ne auachsJ - that sh1 ho
suosaftd himself 70 Al beard ey nnio-m kpaBess
he correct conduct, nod hfs drpyrl neDt olssr
gettien al Aua q OF man and true" Hs remains
were sent home IN toe siorcship Relief
UurxB srArrs sar CoxsrrtfAros
foEr Pssrk, March %, ls5f.
We arrived htrs esisriaf ff3n Pieces slsnf, witch
place Ne ssi'sd IRON 90 re cos ~ rebrusry Tac
thanfr h5rc1D, ON sfa0a nae Al lat arrived
She sslec ron here On ihc lph Fshrasry f,r Nm
foyis, ~berc she wnl ship Der ksoosu aaf thea tsxe
her eson on tte fnth crsse Va carueoa Win
the Nyttc and Sumit from Cap Lopez n,fla 10 Loan 40
fouth Tho Marion C'm acns sa,3 ran "a f,o1, tcsp TO-
aud nov Al honrovis, wnere she has orders 10 A..
charge her kru.nen, ADD return me rared States
The Portsmouth IA expected here W sfew GAYS sac i
20 yroseon and water aud then folox us - Mai~ira
The steamers rptey Jtuicrart vcnynorrh con nani
us and Myrtic Leuseurn' Leroy, row c-ul,ipr OF
the slsvc perta on re scr,h They WV he s,s
smp'oycd urul ioo tarm sgNn. 10 NDvemsc- rax or
vrf further crctrs W. uow taking on mari -ats-
. rrovrNu. and e1p~t, :, - sgan :, ~ rqsstAy
(Apfn - on cur vsv 70 wafelsa tscuicnart Far
- r nee aat lrtsnAut v "a rrcscr, conaa~i ~ n's
,tt - Nesf 10 i.sn W ~ -tH - Port, a-anae ~,
~ So 20 Nrfsft aian a. ~ 'ttaf'e. s,i shan b
.ssis ist,- sr A. Niffrs HnI ,rffri, rts1 ail
.ft.a thr ue ~sa r.ts' 81 fty.rs No. Of 9g.s 50
tifsr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-13

The imports Of treasure thus far in the month have
$50 COO 10 Mexican oin, received from japan rhs
amount was not entered import unu the present
fortnight Tue amount Of fuuds In tho State treasury,
Of be CONNIE Mt Of business, April 49, eSA8 100
TO- TIE Washoe movement ID still IN absortiug TOPIC
Recent have proved disastrous TO road travel In
that rcton and retarded active mining operations
Emigrsti0n thithee still continues.
Upon this the Philadelphia Ledger of this morn
ing remarks -
Under this ACT the loans OF the company becoming due
The Ist Of July proxmo have TO considerable
nt been redeemed by the substitution Of bonds having
longer time 70 Home. Of the holders Of this loan,
understand however, have been deferred from avail
rg themselves Of the terms Offered by the Com pAny
through apprehension that the plea Of uaury might
future Gay be successfully nterposed in proceedings
instituted 10 the aoup called for the face Of
the bcpds The laws above quoted show the grouudess-
nsss Of those fears me exchange zone by the
authority that created usury AVE- and being subse
quent to them, b full Of force.
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, Nay ls 1850

present fsv average, ssd ssuss shou that there bss
been DO tsng "a sha present year from correspuadsug
period o hss The cssrsns rate OF money saaatory
collateral ponsbls paper b soout or cent
PEI montn hothhg q mcOeBs he's u late bssa done In
Is s'sm ''.Ss Coo hsss for The sss.nsr Of Friday
are ~ 5000 supply some engagements have been made
SIGHT eSehsDss on zoe fast sus, for sss st sasssr
~ ~ per cess pseuundys vese, with enc exopsaon
we believe changing the latter Aguse ms sssssos Of
the uDiMd etss<S Branch MSDs u shis ety. nom lst %
ih net inclusive, exhibit the following gold deposits
Colo euloD receipts, weight after melting OK 2,4n 80
coinnls, God, Double Eagles. .SStUCo0
E1xNe... $1,000
Tntee Dollar pioces.... $1,000 962l 900
silver Hall Dollars. ................... 1000
Io'@ c'inaxe $3.50 900
The espor's Of treasure from Isl instant 70 dass have
been foI.o~s-
April s, per Golden Age 70 New York q ASS as7 rs
England. 1000 90
re0Ame.......... 10 40 %
April II, per Rover, To Kanseawa, Japan ,ll810 %
April 10, per fusco. 10 Manila ASS a
april Is, per Orbit, 70 Japan. 500 co
Total ,72s,S7o 10
Previously TINS 10.nR4O "a
Total f'nce January $i2 ,lo6 e9s 50
Corresponding period Of 1852 1893 ~
Falling M hir
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telegraph marine a.p.rss.

N0RrOLK. Nay 13-Brsuen ship Luna mon Liverpool for
Alszspdra aaAors the LAND ehosl HAND Hsr ccpd
ZION pevnous and ske leaking wfsohers trying 70 rot
her Of and saye he casgo
HI0HLAHDa May IL supsst-A ship and bs4g a ~
Highhuds bound In; oher vessels IA sight Wind East
light: weather clear
sArDY HOOK, May II Enthusiastically CaAawba for
BavHBa and New OrIosns psssed the lbs Pm:
Yofk for hrenep 36 the City OF Manchester liverpool
u fbo No Inward bound vessels IN agat Who'd Z. nSa
weather clear.
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tN'II.'t'F = VlIfV 'IIftf' tIIII fNf 1lfsI
hcisa-s a' c'mps'ei WIN isS| .........t 81 sss is2
The earnings Of no Toledo. Wabash sai Western
cad for the 1rst week ia May weto:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-13

Iucr,sic q re wees az c'mpsrsi nthai o, 81 1855
The foloEi1g IL a comparative statement Of the
value Of exports from the commencement Of TIE
wear n Nav lO.-
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snp PHEx q Melbourne took are before reported. ana
TIE flames making rapid Roadway she seutisd At los
tide he lay IN fAhoms watsr and III awssh
WA have sailed next DAY for London and had board 1000
bales wool, 800 tons hides and quantity OF tslps.
BR BArc MATRoHA wAte, ftm Havana for Fsnouih foun
deged sQh ult tsee report Of sshr Smith, beow)
7hs Britsh stesmship City Of Manchester Capt Cumming
sailed yesterday for Queenaown and Liverpool with pss
sepgers
The Forth German Lioyds stsAuship Nev York. Capt
Won s~nn ssed 1t noon yesterday for souAnpton
men sbe took ont s2 passengers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-13

hfhe roneni 81 rfirf tere y flut 'sfs l1rIry for
mcney ihtp usually ap9a'fui on ne e~e o. ssesu,sr
cay ARD the general Trftssr ugrct % o. ihs, there
49, hs hui hfic tifrgffty IN re MARKET "a rorrow
Nhfihnr ihs = rcrftqlfpi rfrr rifa Nhtrs rsrt1ens
re tri IN ccun'fy ~ are Do l'frsvtf ID rtts
st ffff frt sre ffy ttln ~ li-rs sr fis q. rtsk
fftr 'vflfFtt. 80 nav rrt-i ss e 'ssfea - a.
Fcfit = tie mni ST. fu. 70 ~ ami, ftsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-13

The Pacific Biuk has declared diyiie9d OF five
per cent, payable June 1.
The following table Will compare INC exports o.
the seven principal stsple articles Tor tls week
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-12-28

1t is the little troubles that wear the
heart out. 1t is easier to throw a bomb
shell a mile than feather-eyen with ar
tillery.
Every man eherishes in his heart some
object, some shrine at WHICH his alteration
is paid unknown TO his fellow mortals.
"I say, Pat, what are you about-sweep:
ing out the room ?"-"No," answered Pat
Il am sweeping out the dirt, and leaving
the ROOM"
There is young lady in Boston so re-
! fined in her language that she never uses
the word 'blackguard,' but substitutes 'Af,
rican sentinel
Do not trust to weak argument because
you think you have got weak adversary,
remember, donkey will eat through his
rope if you only bind him with a hay band,
and be all the stronger for it.
He who is passionate and hasty, is gen.
orally honest. 1t Is your old, assembling
hypocrite of whom you should beware
There's no deception in bulldog. i is
only the cur that sneaks up and bites you
when your hack is turned.
All innoFatiQn upon established customs
is invariably and stpFdiy resisted, and men
are known to fight for their prejudiees who
wauld peyer fight for their country.
A cynical writer asks "when women viii
cease "a make fools of themselves" Prob
ably when men cease TO admire and love
fools more than wgnrn o: srnse.
To be independent of yonr neighbor,
yon must first have acquired perfect mas
terry oyer yourself. How should you subdue
his faculties to OBJ sdience before you have
trained your own to perfect subservi-
ence to your will?
A NEg SORT OF DIvoRcE.-Not long
since native of the FIJI Islands presented
himself to missionary and humbly begged
to receive the rite of baptism.
"But," objected the priest, 'you are a
polygamist-you have several wives"
"0nly two"
THAT is one too many"
"Good l will get rid of one of ihem.p
"Keep the one you haye liyed the long
est with"
mo rrefer the other, she is young
err"
sAs you please"
Sight days afterwards the conyerted
savage returned to the priest, with his face
radient with innocent joy. "Now father"
said he, %yop can baptize me. ! have only
one wife now" And he pointed to quite
pleasant looking Eoman WHO accompanied
him.
And what has become sf ihe 9ther,7
asked ihs priest.
sob, ate her up."
An Irishman fights before he reasons;
Scotchman reasons bcforc he fights; a
Yankee is not partiular-will DO either 10
snit his customers
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to the rich an example; to the wretched a
comfort; to the prosperous an ornament,
her piety went hand in hand with her be-
nevolence, and she thanked her creator for
being permitted to do good. A being so
gentle and SO yirtuous, slander might wound
but could not dshonor. Even death, when
he tore her from the arms of her husband
could but transport her 10 the bosom of her
God"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-12-28
The Conn. River Mutual Fire Insurance Co.,

ocATED at Bellows Falls continue toinsure against loss
- by hre This company commenced granting policies In
March, 1852 and up to this time May 1860 has insured
property TO the amount Of Three Hundred Thousand Dol
ars and Is now IN successful operation and having been
pa to insurng farm buildings loss hs
ing II necessary to make assessment
The following persons whom applications NAV be made
for insurance, are Agents for the Company
JOHN AUSTIN, Athens;
WI HOWE l.. W. BISHOP, Dover;
J. Y. sTEARNS, G. K. TAFT, Dummerston;
CItAS. FOWLER Halifax;
n, Il. KELLOGG, Jamaica
o. II ARNOLD, u. A. FULLER Londonderry
hANiD JOHNSON. il MERRIFIRLD Nev6ans.
WM. HOuGHT0N. PutLey; "
j. w. CARPENTER Saxtonrs River
J. AUSTIN, Q. WILKINSON, Townshend;
u. c. WHEELER, West Townshend;
J. @. RICHARDSON, Westminster
DAVID ALLEN, Westminster West
HI&, CALVIN BAKER whitingham
HOLLIS G. ST0wELL, Windham
W. II. FoLLETT Readsboro. %
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-12-28
To County Commissioners and


VIE well established Importing House of CHARLES BACK
MAN, 81 Front Street, New York. has made extensive
sales OF the best descriptions of Pure Wines and Liquors
Town Agents in this State justly earning by character
OF the goods sold reputation for selling only Liquors
and a reasonable prices which should not be overlook
BY those who are required by Law to purchase sell
but genuine Liquors.
Applications for goods may be made Charles Backman
81 Front street. New York, or 10 his Agents VIM
w. H. Erwin and Thomas Ellis who authorized to solicit
orders References be made regard to the Character
anu standing Of the House and the superior quality of the
LIQUORS. to Edward HungeefJrd Prof Chemistry in the
University OF Vermont 3. W. Thsyer NJ D. Dean of the
Medical Faculty, u. M; W. Carpenter NJ. D.. Prof &c
in same; J. S. Pierce, Ase3t, Buringon, VI.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-12-28

Jehovah, God Of love,
This morning search my heart,
ii any evil there be found,
Oh bid it al depart.
Upon the hilltop
Am standing all alone,
No, not alone for thou art here.
Thy presence / win own.
Far far away from care.
And daily active life,
With naught above but heavens blue dome,
j banish thoughts of strife.
My youthful heart cannot
Restrain the song of praise
Glory and power 10 God our King
Who giveth length Of days.
His boundless love fegl,
My soul in homage bows,
Here on this mount, o, God, receive
My earnest faithful VOWS
I SEMINARY, C. Ii. HAYNES.
Springfield, II.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-12-28
Conducts.

take OF wes.Asy men phate'er they give
Their heart gladly take, If not their hand;
n that too is withheld, n COURTEOUS word
AE the fiSility Of placid looks.---JoanHa BaiRie