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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-01
The Case or the City OF Norfolk.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

NEW YORK, Nay 81, iStu
observe In your paper Of 70 day certain charges made
against the steamship City Of Norfolk, which, bearing
severely my reputation and being entirely unfounded,
am sure you viii take pleasure in contrsdcting The
steamer taking general cargo for the Island Of st.
Thomas ~ will be by her manifest ~ the Custom
House. She has no extra quantity o, coal on board, and
the tanks alluded 70 have remained since her Las
voyage 70 Havana. She has not been seized by the
United states Marshal, has she ever been In hs
hands, but application 70 the Collector yesterday
House that she was going 70 leave without her papers,
which lie entirely unfounded attribute the whole Of
tbis Islander 10 mot ives OF private interest and design TO
Affect nv reputation. will be obliged you make such
'N' Albert HORN, Is Beaver street.
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pssetneniere oi the presn' seIssn is 'aTofte rn-
npg employed FOR sorsgss, and . Ais' treqesnNy en-
Dlossd Tor he ssi,s OF dresses Vsrions paef1s
have ius. been lIOdasai oas o. ness 10 . ne Tor o.
\ vine le and another faShss IS tne ioundAuon
Of the design much admired pattern cal ed the by
zantne consists OF ioape and pAndoocqie' s~sw pas
sementere will DO employ ed tnis summer, So nAa
already become fashionable AIMING tns various styles
Of trimming employed for closks Of bssk stz, marrow
hounces rasy he mentioned % very general
novel sy Of ornament for cl,axs -. re,sn,ly been In
roduced into Paris and consists OF bAnds onsx ysiyet
striped at te edge with straw We have cloak o.
biaca Trimmed with narrow Asuuces, surmoun.ed - !
broad row Of velvet edged vito s.7aS .syerite trn
ming cores,s Of deep fall Of galpure Dla led quite ~ the
Ne,ssrSper.
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a siea,s. Case In View Orleans.


There was considerable excitement Ia the Fourth -
uc' lat night and this morning caused BIZ the shoot VOC
and kiihng Of officer Geo. Hove Clerk ofthe th dsr S
police station, By engineer named Joseph Williams =,
siding Chippewa street, between Ninth aud Harmony,
The Affair n said 10 have gyown out 81 case Of cru,
con- 10 skich Hose charged with having been 700 Ia
Innate wh the wife OF williams " report<d that they
had been good friends 70 last night when Hpwe
having seen told that Williams had stated that (Hoxe)
had been too intimate with bis wife, weni ~ the house
u ten O'Clock last nlsht, and rapp,ng iAc DOOR,
awakened Mrs. Williams. Hs saked tho sifo " Williams
vm tn and she Anssered In the snrmsuve be nasuest
Cd her 70 CAL him up that he wanted 70 nim. VII
ANS, sppcsr, GOT up and let Hove Ia, and tee
A'sr wfo % said " have been . hule iusoxicstss',
@.a Williams be had heard that he (witams) hal saA
ma DC tHosc) had been TOO intimate with his WIFE, aat
,nn sat cne Who ssd - was q I'D liar; he had hsi
nosnns 70 90 Win N~ Williams Tue wife states that
~, ~ nvSe msde motion with his hand towards
name sncn she turned her head, and instant after
vnos soo' =" nred, and Howe fell mortsily voasaed
10 hc soc. Howe fingered unui this NORMAN vhcs he
oieo. fnc we was Arrssted by Recorder Adams and
locked W assN the Action Of the uprcuer NEE ace
o. eou great many Reports sss About tss s,rsnse
affair Que Of which ", that Hs~e aner hsv,ns b.en
warned MT 10 The house By Williams vscs ,hsrc
let nisht TO the vs and srpprsed by W,ihsms
and killed. n alleged BY parties Who hsve nxlced he
actions OF he ~ % for time tscS abe reauec,
y went TO sse Howl and the, she does not deny The
barge bvoushi BY w,bans agsnss Hose williams has
~ yss bees Arrested lSugh vW saprosed lhsi be
would sive himself up NH .opsnisG
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Ia nsH hks Iusi Introduced Tor sprias aud ~ ntr
d-c~~s We IN those q any former Ia besaty OF
ookw and pAsisrn Many o. texture roh sad
sanl Ni ~ no, 70 admit q being trimmed viib hoaacss
Dres~ composed Of thcse silks either hare the skirfs
rAn On wtmmsd nsse,y with bows or pissts In v1elle
q mode Of winning which 10 ausys elerani Amonx ths
shs OF rre ~h Manufacture there are some called tsas
tspcoan r, pattern c,nssn Of ssns color so< rel
nsdailcus on vhie sround; cshsrs hsvIas tss % No
pesiern on hlsc ground are much The pretsss Slks
wts pattern cons. ~ne q sways AMI wres,hs oS c,s.
voivuius are eer.,, AID have me, ~Hs ooassdsrabls
shsye of sppros.s.o, The rs~ bAress, many OF
Which are n spys.sx patterns, ore remsykssse Tor
10. harmony ana Sesntv ihsx hus IRE tep-ufnl
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vhie The sales embraced about roo bb u IS 20 IS so
ground nom spring wheat, and - ~ 80 extra do from
winter wheat Southern hour was without important
change. The salee embraced about 900 bbls.
closing within The above range Of prices Wheat
good demand, but The nsnneas u holders tended 70
check saea for export The transactions ooed MP about
1000 bashsh, including whe southcrn 81 S. and rcd
Southern q 81 3s Milwaukee club ss 81 %, and Chicago
sprinE atn ~ . 81 n. Ooru-me sAIes embraced about
1900 bushels, including Esslsrn mxed u ooc Sc,
and Csc oohc. for SOUND do: unsound was about
SC Rye vas nrm with sAiss OF 100 bushels Ncrsh river
81 AXE Barley and barley mali were qais& and nomi
nal Oats we're nrm and In god rcsues, with saca Of
Western and Canadian Ut <oc $2c and Of Ssass u <2c
q 43c.
Ooun was steady, with sa,es Of 900 bass Of Mua.
cAibo ~ $50 . 13kc., and 80 bass Lsguaysra, 70
arrive ooastwbs, loo bags d which wsre ssid
A catalogue u 1850 bags cGsred public sale $50
q which we're wthdrAvn and dhpcssd of n prvase sale
centaL
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!: :s sss.s ~ a. -: 81 49,:
MSscslanseus.
AnssIcAE Ltorps' RReDrnr AsrncAx Asp rosGies
sHrrSe ssAbahed 1857 approval Of me Beard
Of Usdwwrisrs and printed By he auSos and Huer
dirsc csrol Of The Board Of American Lioyds o. w.
Blunt publhers liz wafer street. The volume Of The
vorA for $50 isucd- We nnd nsi ~ contains the
and gives fn particulars Of Is sos vessls oasnsd
foiows 1sso; barks 2i bries 2sos schcosers
ALI; assmsrs. 31 The mporapes Of I'm invaluable
all interested In the oessu Only b 40
sssiaied By perusa az ne eoussnis Ths susA
book Of reference had been fs FOR many years none
cud b found daring enough 10 undertake he dasun
usn 1857. when nes~s yior H,shorne King nhs pre-
-, proprietary ds<rmssd 10 perform The srduous TASK
The prevent volume The fourth they uued and "a 10
$1,000 IT. ga s.fy ssy one sow vs NJ have per
II as un ss. ana Ne s. 0s no a,ns rs ss BIN -
ss,,s IN. Ps'rossss srnassa .o.s = nsls shsuia eo
Wall ssrsst '-' ~ VI '''"~ w. iAs'%' ~
TrsrsosrAt Carr rosrrn. OF srsAssHr Kasros-we
have beautiful piece Of silver a,ey presented to
Capt Foster, Of ue ssespshp Marion By searemAd and
isdy passengers from cssrieson. which suitable 10
suiption The senlemsa Invalid and Capt Poster.
andns . sae s,'snion 70 be ever want made such
tain ~ soAeu Of his esteem. -
ssus Inn5s s.spsss q ana for Proyeoce ,rass By
badly che viii re- urs new ooe Two ossr
,s were struck during The same Storm and one Of them
seas a xsxssrr, Bradford. ,.om xeen. for Tobacco
VS. ofNen Asooft on Arenas, March -,
perfect feck m before reported The captain hs wife aud
be crew sossser seven souls rsnseea he KAY fsy
two Gays when shsy put 10 small boat hAy
% ben hree days a. $50 were pscted BIZ
The French bark Obsbs OF Bordesux which vasss took
hem 70 he mouth Of Havana harbor The ah met sud
sni hem ashore. The Mckenzie Az veuse OF
W ions register bull Addison Ne In 1855 where sbe
snip Marianne so,eboA 100 tops now On ~. l.rre Sec
nons ooct for rcpsS She VIII be stripped ket
One erh Of bark schr orfor soa at
auefinn IN fhfssveu on hoeday 70 v Terry. for $50
NrsIse vrssrf-schr John yraser (of sippicsal Auen
.i q from Savannah Apr icr rhiadepbls wA oExo Of
LscNcusp-At Mnfbrdse nd Mn from the yard OF Eacs
osssE nlIhrdge for csnfasscs and win be o,mmsndsd
Nsebiss on ~ nt seAr Of Ito IONA bum 70 ru. a.
paeAs4 betweeu Machfas and no9apu.
A. PASSPORT recsny from ths yAyd OF Houston ane
sc q 10 tcua cAIled thr rsnsauzz Owned By small
s eAsrssa COZ Ne fso Rco BY sbe party Tor sssn
en- Fsv Bedfovd NsA. bark pssiia Hu~sV p.ca,
od ~ new tOudca TN bark Geo Heary 8uddiossoa D>.
Vi esrHisr; srAr ADareb Laanb. 90
sssF q. -. W: q sSp c..s,u vs rsger- her
sossc By n.sy Aso Feb IT, win 80 sss on
ess frca OApt fsasa shp oeorrs NIB rspcrs, hsr
a Guam Feh - vfna ahsn le bhls % and n a. Spbk All
sknce ieAvtnG eaeAwicA INands an eel bound nnrtA
1870 fc4 c.Rs Hsssns q shp Carcusa q nB yspo-s
ssr ou.. Yss ny.e ahsa % hbh = ~ gsss nssine
hpss = 70 Robs morp, fns. ~. ~ 70 sScs ssvfso
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Court OF General Sessions.

Before Judge Russell
MORE nDiC rMESrs foR INFRINGEMENT or THE SUN
DAY LAW.
k<Y3l-fke Grand Jury thxs morning presented tweo-
y seven ndcsmsnts Aganst various pAres for nfrscton
OF Ire Sunday Aw.
Inc AgumsR. me Of the propreiors and Actoss Of
me Serman StAdt theatre the Vok Garden similarly
indicted, will take place before Judge Russell cham
bers 70 morrow morning..
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The Howard Insurance Company has declared
asemtannual dividend Of ten per cent, payable Oh
the 9TH Of June; the Atlantic Cotton Mills Company
asemisnnual dividend Of forty dollars per share.
payable June IA.
At the annual meeting OF the stoc kholders ef the
Illinois Central Railroad Company, held at Chicago.
the directors whose term of Office expired r.,is
year were reelected.
The following table viii show how the banks in
he four cities Of the Union have worked since
January l, 1885,
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sehr Yselss Doodle. Elsry, AIsn.sari.. gdsys
schr d Hoyt Lyoss v,rsinia 6syS
echr y~milS e Holmes. virxiaia. days
SER wE Lss(ea, Gibson. ysxisia sdAys
sshr 4 Frynch sils, vEEinIs days
schv Ids Craner Cole vrginiS, days
eoAr Aemsaio. Birdsan, vhainiA days
Echr Y hnns Cook vrsniAs dAys
sssr sEsSGrSS . .sssses . v,.rpa: sd'
scbr "a Bis HodEss Virginia, days
fctr Nile ChemberS Virginia, days
sssr ecpbrcnia. Van Name yrFtnk. days.
ss e., 49, we z,I Ts.t ssdSs v,rsn.. days
schr A Ivans, WALTON virginia dsys.
schr Bement decker Virginia 3 dAya
schr De0roN Wright Virginia. > days
Scar nartA brEebe&h Bovlev, Baltimore, 8 dAye
Scar x hslL Holnss, Baltimore, days.
echr Bnsna vsz, hoby, Bal iuorA days
bchr Holmes Matthew'S. Baltimore. days
sehr krcssor. ssvnAn. yhlladslphiA for Cold spring
eshr Congress, Mncssn. MAchias daya
ss1r jos 4 I1se. Love assaosssSr, ssya
echr Arnsroeg Lnneu, Boskon Tor Troy.
hchr ii Coasos, Hunt ProvtdeDce, DAYS
Rchr watson. HAiiets PAwtuckst for PORT kwen.
sshr onas Hov.rd ennh 9sorgs. B.Dhs days
euAnsr Joseehine. Green. Yhiiadslphss-
Steamer wamsuts, Arey. New Bedford
0sAnsr Daylight sorinxer. New Bedford.
asAnW Pelican. AhroA ProvtdsnaA
BELOW
Brig May = Mmnen.
Also Bospn chip one barb and two briss
SAILED.
Steamship Roanoke, Norfolk, &C. ship Francis Cuins
Liverpool bark ID Jez, Boroeaur; aud others
Wind during be day a.
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The Crops I'm Wtsconsin.

WIstoSNN, Nay q, 1860
There has been Large crop OF wheat sown, and II 10
growing very rapidly and looking hne The prospects
for . fne crop we're never moro Hsttering.
Corn 10 coming up nicely, and ell crops look we'll The
spring has been very favorable 10 vegetation, and the
weather has permitted farmers 70 get their CROPS 10 IN
good season and good order.
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The New NAVY PAY mn.

nv WV NHNy Fby DSffs
he bll Increasing the pay Of naval of,crs Is sa In
the hands Of The President awaiting hs signature The
following table shows the raes Of pay under the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-01

The Stock Exchange was irregular to-day. Some
stocks were higher in consequence of revival Of
demand from outside; others fell of. The general
market continues to be unfavorably affected by the
Pacific Mail mystery, aud the uncertainty attending
political affairs in Europe. Parties who till re
Gently were buyers are holding off to see the result
of Garibaldis landing in Sicily. 1t is not likely
that any general disturbance can arise
from that event neither France nor Aus
tra can well interfere between the com
batants; and It is hardly necessary to add that
contest between the King OF Naples and Carl
baldi is of no more consequence to commerce
than feud between two African tribes. Still,
capitalists are timid, and for time the bulls on
the Stock Exchange show less courage than they
did. The Pacific Mail affair continues to affect the
market, though the stock itself was better to day.
There is nothing new from the Office OF the com
pany. A few hundred shares have been presented
over and above the authorized capital; but they
come in so slowly that It looks IS though they
would not exceed thousand in all, IL they prove
10 many. The accountants employed by the di.
rectors are steadily pursuing their investigation.
Thus far they have detected fraudulent entries;
they expect TO discover, in the course Of few
days. traces Of the issue of the unauthorized shares
when, OF course, the parties to whom they were
transferred will account for their coming into their
possession. Central and the Western stocks were
generally lower to-day. Erie was higher Orders
from England for 1000 shares arrived by the
steamers mails last evening, aud filed at this
mornings board. The old stock will soon be
scarce. There was better inquiry for bonds TO.
day, and most descriptions were q shade higher.
This afternoon the market was rather quiet aud
stocks closed steady at the following quotations.
Virginia SIS, eS3 I; Missouri 6s $50 81; Canton,
20 4; Cumberland Coal preferred, l3l ID; Pa
cac MAIL 50 I; New York Central, sig q; Erie
l9l 20; Hudson River, AZ q =; Harlem, l2i 10;
do. preferred, SOFA 4; Reading, ALI I; Michigan
Central, 50 4; Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana, liz I; do. guaranteed, 24i IS; Psna.
ma, 1884 l3i Illinois Central, 62i 4; Galena and
Chicago, G3i Z; Cleveland and Toledo, 2si
Chicago and Rock Island, 69iaI.
The last statement Of the Bank Of England shows
the following variations az compared with the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-01

Telegraph Marine Reports.
HI0HLANpa Mar "a. gunsss-No inward bound yssDsh In
nGA Wind 3, haht, weather cloudy.
CANDY HOOK. Nay 81. ssssss-rwo brxs are gong up
Ne bay. One Abio baxk and Anoh0r
sW spn, bound out wind 9. rak, hazy ssd cloudy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-01

The bank contraction since the lst OF Apriiist
sbeNn TO be 5000 600; the specie has varied bu,
little since February. As usual. the Boston dis.
count lise h the largest In proportion 10 The spece
reserve, and that Of New Orleans the least
The following was the business Of the Sab. Urea.
sury today
fofal Recepe. ssssssssss.sssssssss,4 taste 81
fof customs. tSteo Is
rYmenb...........ssss. 80. ss.ssss.s.. 2o59u %
bsApcc',, .f,ssts,s.u.'ss.ss..... s,aes so "a
The hydraulic press., 1860-12-22

THE "GRAPEsHoT REVOLVER Col. La
Mat, of Louisiana, is the inventor of a new
pistol which he calls the 'Grapeshot Revol-
YER" 1t has received the approval of Gen
eral Scott, the Secretary of War. and board
of army officers appointed to test the merits
of new inventions in arms. 1t is about the
size and weight of Colts Army Revolver,
upon which it is modelled, all the advantages
of which it embraces, but has several cham
bers, and central barrel upon which the
other revolves, which central barrel carries
heavy minnie ball, or cartridge of fifteen
buckshot. All of these are discharged by
one hammer and trigger, and deliver ten
hres. There is also an extra set of cham
bers, easily attached, which increase the dis
charge to nineteen. The weapon is loaded
and handled in the same manner as the army
revolver, and carries the same distance.
The pistol is handsomely finished and can
be sold for S30
The hydraulic press., 1860-12-22

TUE Work OF THE AGE.-The greatest
work of the age, and that which is destined
to produce the greatest commercial, political
and social revolution, is the Ship Canal
across the Isthmus of Suez. which is to unite
the Red Sea with the Mediterranean. and
enable steamers to go from France and Eng
land to the East Indies and China. without
doubling the Cape of Good Hope. Then
Marseilles will become one of the greatest
commercial cities in the world. Then Venice
will rise to all her former splendor. Then
the din of commerce and the march of new
civilization will spread over the Orient
Another century may see Greece, Syria and
Palestine taking their ancient places as the
centres of civilization
The hydraulic press., 1860-12-22

WOULDN'T Do.-Levi Durbin, formerly of
Davenport, Iowa, was hung at Pixies Peak a
short time since. by vigilance committee,
Tor stealing mules. 1t appears that when be
learned the committee was after him, be got
some comrades to lay him out. after the man
ner OF corpse-he figuring stark dead
One of the vigilance boys was left to watch
at convenient place, to see whether it was
ruse or not, ard soon the corpse took to
itself legs. lie was then arrested and hung.
The hydraulic press., 1860-12-22
" "a RE { y.
FRED. q. ygEAEsE1Hs,
BAKER.

At The Bading forfaerty o,oned and occupied by B. p.
AreYy Drug Store.
Manufactures and keeps constantly on hand the fol-
lowing
BREADS TUFF S:
BREAD: Domestic, Crackers: Butter,
do Graham, do Sugar,
do Rye and Indian, do Boston.
Rusk: Cakes: Plan
FRENCH ROLLS Cookies
Cakes rich; (made to order) \ GLASSES cakes;
Fruit Cake; Small Fancy Pound;
Pound do. Ginger Bread
Sponge do Ginger Snaps;
Delicate do; (or Bride's cake; Fried cakes;
Gold do Pies of all kinds
Black do; very rich) made''wi some
thing in en-
Wagon will run regularly to Cherokee, Badger
Hill, and Columbia Hill, every Monday and Friday.
TO San Juan. Sebastopol, Sweetland, Birchville,
and French Corral every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday
In connection with the Bakery is LUNCH ROOM,
where parties be accommodated with cakes, pies,
coffee, tea &c. &C..
YEAST. put up in bottles, for family use, kept con-
stantv on hand.
Family and Miners custom particularly desired.
and regularly served with any of the above articles,
at rates they can afford to pay.
Citizens of San .Iuani hope You will consider me
Gas do myself afxture among you: hoping to build
up a business. and TO make for myself and family a
permanent home.
FRED'c. A. WILDER.
San Juan. Nov. 1st. 1860. If
The hydraulic press., 1860-12-22

ONE dollar bill on the Decatur Bank, H.
nnois' lately came to light, bearing this
inscription This one dollar bill is all I
received tor marrying Mary Somers and John
Bradford, after riding FIVE miles in the snow
and storm, and paving three dollars for a
horse. Samuel R. Jones, clergyman
The hydraulic press., 1860-12-22
ALSO,
SANFORD'S
Family Cathartic Pills,
COMPOUNDED FROM

COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure TegetaMe Extracts. and put in Glass Cases. Air
Tight. and toU keep in any Climate.
The FAMILY CATHARTIC PILL is a gentle but &C
tive Catharte, which the proprietor has used in his
practice for more than twenty years.
The constantly increas- 10 ing demand from those
who have long used the ! PILLS, and the salts
faction which all express ! in regard to their use.
has induced me to place r them within the reach
of all. A
The Profession well Know that different
Cahartics act different portions of the bowels.
The FAMILY CATH Z ARTIC PILL has. with
due reference to this well ~ established fact been
compounded from vari- = ETY. of the Purest Veg
etable Extract which act = alike or every part of
the alimentary canal, and = good and safe in all
cases where Cathartic is r needed such as De-
engagements of the Stom- g ach Sleepiness, Pains
in the Back and Lons, . Costiveness, Pain and
Soreness the whole body, from sudden
cold which frequently, if neglected. end in long
course of fever Loss of Appetite. creeping sensation
cold the body Restlessness Headacheor weight
in the head. all infammatory Diseases, Worms in
Children adults, Rheumatism great Purifier of the
Blood. and many diseases 20 which flesh is heir too
numerous TO mention Ia this advertisement.
Dose to3.
PRICE THREE DIMES
The Liver Invigorator and Family Cathartic Pills
are retaed by Druggists generally and sold wholesale
by the trade in all the large towns
S. 7. w. SANFORD, NJ D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor, Broadway, New York.
Sold by the Druggists everywhere. and by
PARK 81 WHITE,
Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast, 132 Washington
street, San Francisco. sept 1y
The hydraulic press., 1860-12-22

A JUST man is always simple He has di-
rect aims and purposes. There is no COM
plexity in his motives, and, consequently. a
perfect simplicity and straight forwardness
IN all his actions.
The hydraulic press., 1860-12-22

SoRRow comes soon enough without des-
pondency. 1t does no man good to carry a
hghtning-rod around with him to attract
trouble.
The hydraulic press., 1860-12-22

WHAT DD He SAY?-Good old Mrs Call
was very bard of hearing, being somewhat
advanced in years. Her daughter, Lydia,
was bouncing lass, who loved good froic
and knew well how to get one up. Lydia
had arranged junket, and the young men
and maids were all on hand, enjoying them
selves. In the midst of the fun in dropped
Deacon Sly to see how the widow fared-
This was wet blanket to the merriment
The Deacon held on till Lydia was ont of all
patience. She wished him to go, and was at
last gratified TO see him rise from his chair
and take up his hat with that intention.
deacon" said mother Call, Il pray you
not to think of going until after tea"
Deacon Sly was not hard to urge, and he
replied
''Well, thank you; rather think I will,
as the folks will not expect me home much
before dark
"What did he say, Lydia?" asked the old
lady
Now, Lydia was determined to get rid of
Deacon Sly, and on the instant, with an ear
nest conntenance, she replied
ale says he cannot to day, mother, as the
folks will expect him home before dark. How
very deaf you areI'
cob, well some other day, Deacon" said
the old lady, showing him very politely to
the door.
''Smart girl, that" said the Deacon, COM
pretending clearly that he was not wanted /;
"smart girl She'll find her way through
life, I'll warrant
The hydraulic press., 1860-12-22
It. g. L. INQUIRIES
TOOTH WASH.

AsaFE CERTAIN, REMEDY FOR ALL DISEASES
THE TEETH AND BREATH
The preparation is of the best articles in
use tor cleansing and preserving the Teeth Those
troubled with decayed teeth, will find immediate
lei by using the ,.Tooth Wash prepared by I. l..
AcUuire Apothecaries, Main ST., Flume, North
San Juan.
ES-Directions with each Bottle.
Price, 81 90.
AS-0rders from the country promptly attended to.
SAN JUAN DRUG STORE
Dec. 1st. If
The hydraulic press., 1860-12-22

"WHAT do you call this?" said Jones, tap
ping his breakfast lightly with his fork
"Call it" snarled the landlord .'what dc
YoU call it?n
.'Well, really" said Jones, II don't know
It hasn't quite enough hair in it for plaster
out contains leetle too much for hash.n
The hydraulic press., 1860-12-22

KINGS never hear the voice of truth until
they are dethroned, nor beauties until they
have ahdicated their charms.