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j. A. TlsSIN. Secretary.

LAY REPRESENTATIVES IN THE METHODIST
Episcopal CHuRcH.--The following resolu>
tons have been adopted by the General Con,
ference:
]" Resolved, 1. That the preachers in the
various charges be, and are hereby required
to lay the subject Of the delegation before
the members Of the quarterly conferences WIN
are in full connection between the years
1860 and 1862. and the results to be certif-
ed to the next succeeding annual conference.
with the number voting for and against il,
the voting to be BY ballot.
!" Resoiued. 2. That the bishop be instruct
ell to lay the question. IN the same torn, be-
fore the annual conference in 1862. and each
annual conference shall furnish the presi
ding bishop a copy OF the result. and the
bishops are TO report the results to the next
General Conference" W
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Rock Spring Academy.

THE fifth session Of tins institution will open the
25ih Of July. 1860, and conlilqe for twenty weeks.
The Academy is situated ten miles southwest Of Hills
borough and twelve miles west OF Chapel Hill, IN a
,eiy moral aud healthy community, and where every
necessary requisite for procuring an education Is ex.
tended. We prepare students for college, or for the
ordinary business Of life. The terms are as follows;
Classical or Scientific Course, $50
English Branches, $l5
Board can be had a, s37 per session. including oil
expenses. T.. d. Oldham, James F. Miner, and Others.
viii take hoarders. They are living very Convenient.
For further particulars address
W. J.. OLDHAM, Principal.
Oaks Orange County, y. G.
June 90. s7-if
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School for Young Ladies.

DOtkUVI tVk IVULIO A~~-Sh'
,THE fourth term Of our School will commence on
the 23fd Of July next. Tuition, SIP 50 per term;
Board in good families So per month. The School i.
located sr miles north Of Hiilsborough Posloiiiee-
Hughes's Academy. Pupils charged from the tune Of
entering, and no deduction for time lost afterwards,
except al the option 81 the principal
Rev ARCH'D CuRRlE, Principal,
Mss MARY L. WH0RT0N, ASSIST.
June 10. 4G--iw
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LIST OF LETTERS,


- EMAINING in the Post Office at II isbo-ough, n.
n c, on the LIST day of July, 1850:
Willis d. Amsnd George Jackson,
Lizzie NJ. Aderhold,t Ashley jenkins,
j. |. Allen Davis Jackson,
Emeline Banks, Elizabeth Jordan,
VIM. Ball, A. b. Laws,
George 4, Baskerville, J. d. Lpscomh,
Dr. William Bingham, Fred. Lloyd,
Mary Bolien, James II. Long,
John Boroughs, Prof. r. LOOMS. .
William II. Beatty, William G. Iatta,
BIanlley Brown, A. Mcintosh,
Caroline Cate, Matthew McCollum,
William fl. Gates, James Minney,
John Carver, Durell McCandlass,
Thomas H. Crahtree, Henry Mcdaniel,
William Crabree, John a. Moore.
| Glen Cfablree, Erasmus D. Oakley.
i s. p. Collins, William H. Parker,
Milton Craig 2 Nancy Pickett, 3
w. b. Carter, Jacob J.. Pauo,t,
4 John J. Ctiendon, James Pratt
William Eole, Seymour Puryear,
Anna Camel, Hon. n. =. Rullin,
4 NoyeIla D. Clark, William Rogers,
/ o. NJ. Dixon, John w Reeves,
Thomas l.. Durham, Alex. Sellmsn,
Nanne Davis. Shields. Bennett & Co.,
Henry Edwards g. w. Scarlet.
A Charles ]. Freeldnd, ST., Mollse T. Sirayhorn,
Fraser Il Perkins, A. A. Thompson,
Henry Faucet, William g. Tuuentine,
Anna ]. Faucet, Joseph G. Turner,
H. NJ. Giles, > John ". Thompson,
Il II. p. Guess 2 Alfred Wright,
Willie GiIben, Philip Walker.
Elisha G. Grant, J, F. Wilson,
b. Hourh, Charles J. Watson,
James Hpey. William Walker,
Pleasant 4. Holt A. d. Walker,
Anderson Hannah, John X. Ward,
James Holeman IT,, Isaac Whitaker,
Richard Hamitt, Robert w. Wilson,
i. n. Harden, William J. Walker.
/. T.. Iones, CIV. Walker,
DR. T. b Jones' John NJ. Walker.
Persons calling for any Of the above letters wi
please say they advertised.
l.. Z. PARISH, p. w.
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TnE yIcE- PsEsrDEsr. = The Journal OF
Commerce. in specializing upon the chances,
that. under the Constitution, the Senate. in
the failure of the House to elect, may have
TO select President. SAYS:
"Of the nominees for Vice.President.
Mr. Everett. the candidate Of the Union
party, stands foremost in ability. whether as
regards his course as a public m,n. or as a
learned. eloquent and distinguished citizen
Of the Union. Talents such as his, are an
ornament not to the possessor only. but TO
the nation at large"
And may it not be so arranged, when The
Electoral Colleges are creatrd-and Il Is
seen that The election must go 10 the House.
that Mr.. Everett receive the united votes Of
the Union Opposition to sectlonalism. North
and South. aud thus become the President
as IN that. case the House failing To elect,
Mr.. ESerett. becomes President:
/ Neg York Express.
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hlNtNFFl TFtHFFtIEt 7
TT .ppeirns t. the satisfaction u the CONT that
! The defendant. KinrLen Leathcts has removed out
Of the county that the ordinary process " is can
moi be served on hin II Is therefore otlrrei by he
Court. that publication be made 10 the lilllshoIougi
Recorder Iof sr weeks. notifying the said htnrhen
eathets that unless be appears nj the neat term #
this Court "a NJ held n the court house ~ lshutouEh
IN the fourth Monday in August neit. then and there
to rcpIey and plead according 10 law he viii he pro-
eeeded against 10 the a. II IL had beeH
served With process and had failed to appear had plead
Witness. tieorsc laws. Clerk Of said Ceuii at
Office III Hisboioush. tie Stu Monday IT. May 1860
GEORGE LAWS, {. {. {.
Innr u IT, Zee 81 nN.l INV
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The Wilmington Waterman, the Demo
cratic organ in Clinton county. New York,
publishes all the Presidential tickets and
don't know which TO "holler" for. Its
quandary is funny. but not singular, in the
double condition Of Democracy. The editor
Says
{" We are decidedly at loss TO know what
will be the result Of all this mix and we
are at greater loss as 10 how to boiler. We
are anxious to holler for somebody, but are
afraid to. for you know we might wake up
the wrong psssenger-that is. we might
get On the wrong slde--and then we would
be in circumstance.
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LAND FOR SALE.

I'm the 4lh dsy Of July next Of the eouit house %
HilLbofough. the undersigned will oiief Tor sale
on credit Vi one aud two years. with bond sud gcce
security with interest after sx months, fifty acres
Land, adjoining Joseph l.stia and Others.
JOHN W. NORWOOD.
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fNff'th1 afaUtCsS
in ne rorli Bor tic JoLIoeiHg diseases:
Asthma. Diiffhfa, Bowel Com.
Doggy, Ioushs' plants,
Debility. aolds: Fever andiAgue,
Chest Diseases, Female Gem. Tosliyeness,
W.ptpsist plants. Headarhss
digestion. stone aud Gravel. Inaurp,t,
lnltmmtiion. Secondary s!mp. Inward westnes.
Negeteai Ahse' toms Lovness q spif
iions, Lives Complaints. 10.
Piles Worms Of 40 kinds.
~ CAUTION - None are genuine nb,s.. N.
words " Holloway. New Yotk and London" ere d..
cefnahe az waermafk III sycry leaf ii ia book II
directions around zach DOT Of baS She sam, mas 10
plainly scen W holding The leaf to The light. hand.
some reward will be given 10 any 6ne rendering such
Information may lead he detection Of any tariy
~ parties ccunefIriins the medicines o. venting the
same. knowing them 70 be spurious.
- Sold II the MInniartafies u Professor Holo-
was ~ Maiden Lane NeW YORK. end ~ 81 respeeta.
bic Druggists and Dealefs IN Medrines ihfouehout
the United Stales and the civilized World in bosss d
% cents. 50 cents. sud ~ each.
IT Thete IS considerable saving by taking the lats.
I 81 sizes.
\. B.-Direion. for the suidsnes Of patient, ia
every disorder ore affixed iossth bo4
] Aug. 10. IT,
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Unrefuted Proof

Tie testimony 81 Nations /. unanimously home 10
the heaIhTisire virtues Of lie noble remedy and GER
iicstes IN csety living language bear witness 10 tho
undeuiablencss Of thtr intrinsic worth.
Hjliocag's Pills are Tie beSf remedy knO,es,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-08

nR. BAAK EE
~ TREATS ALL DISEASES
special attention given to all chronic diseases COuGHs
GROUP CONSUMPTION, INFLUENZA ASTHMA, BRoYCHITIs ali
diseases of the NOSE, MOUTH THROAT and LUNGS ali SKIN
DISEASES of every description successfully reated-lum
rgia Paralysis, Epilepsy or Commissions Dyspepsia
EMERY Diarhoa The very worst Of PIL cured
are many diseases incidental To- women and children Whch
are treated with distinguished All particulars will
be given by letter Dr. Baakee produce thousand
CANCERS, OLD SORES, OR ULCERS, HIP DISEASES.
FISTULA OF EVERY DESCRIPTIoN,
SCAID HEAD VEINS, P0lYPUS OF THE NOSE, OR
IN ANY TIIM RTHER RI HAE RW OF Tue lBoDY
OF descriptions and without the knife
surgical Instruments These last diseases cannot be
cured by correspondence therefore all such patients
place themselves under the Doctors supervision
r Baakee has made discovery ola 'FLUID" that
wliI produce absorption Of the CATARACT, and
EYES AND EARS
successfully treated the use of the knife or
die pr Baakee has constantly hand at his office very
extensive assortment o; beautiful
ARTIFICIAL EYES
TYMPANUES, or EAR DRUHS
Which are suitable for either and all agcs-inserted in
every variety of artificial articles known in the worda
large assortment Of 4R R7aq FGA n4 H 4g5fSe
with the Arm and Elbow Attachment: ARTIFICIAL FEET
with the Ankle, Leg and Knee! lint attachment.
These articles perfectly ura adapted either
sex and can be sent by express to any part of the world
scrpton for either and Trusses particularly adapted
for females in weak condition. also for those with PRoLAP
Doctor Baakee of the celebrated and skiful
physicians and surgeons living His fame is known
pea11Iia la, "a %a%ty pfHRcP4 elty OF the world
to pay postage and Ghronic Diseases
which will require his personal supervision
w. Once Hours from A. NJ tq4 +; u, - ~
Office z04 Broadway, few doors above Fourth street
nl8' New York CITY
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LNEUILLAN & DANDELET
IL Successors p. GUERANDD
FROM PARIS,
FRENCH STEAM OVERS AND SCOURERS,
No. 1914 NORTH HOWARD STREET
BALTIM
Dyes and finishes all kinds of Wooden Silk Goods to
any color also Silk Velvrts dyed perfecton Canton
Grape Shawls dyed Scarlet Cherry, and Crimson I'M
equalled.
importers of Steam process far surprising anything
yet offered TO the public, for CleanngALL UP-eYery
kind of Ladies' Gentlemen's and Chdrens
SILK, Veyetor Wool Plain or Embroidered without taking
to pieces leaving all the Velvet and silk Trmm ngs,
and without Shrinking. Also every kind of Military Coats
Cancels Hair and White Grape Shawls, Fine Laces, Silk
and Lace Curtains done up equal to
Spots OF Greas-, OIL lceGream, Lemonade, Punch, Cham
pagne etc. taken out without fading and without cleaning
the Whole myl2 If
NEW AND VALUABLE MACHINERY
~ The FAIRBANKS Il WILMOT PORTABLE STEAM
BOILER, FARM ENGINE and FOREST SA W is now on
exhibition and for sale at No Isl West Pratt Bai
more, between Charles and Hanover, where tn. public
invited to call and witness its operations 1t will be that
two cut from 20 to 40 cords of wood per day with
greatest ease.
the place astonishing operations
o. the ROCHESTER RIVING SHAVING JOINT SHINGLE
MACHINE. 1t will make twenty thousand shingles day
with These Machines ha been thoroughly tested
and wehave the highest testimonials of their ecence and
capabiity of doing all that claim them
pertuous eXamn ton will all that these
Machines the great Labor Saving Machines the age
K. F. VAUGHAN, Agent,
Jel-u Isl West Pratt street.
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JfOr Sale.

-~e-ea- -, HORSE, DRAY AND HARNESS.
nySo-9 No CT Exchange Place.
IN FOR SALE.-FIRST-RATE SADDLE
AND CARRIAGE HORSE Will be soil for no
the owner having no further for him Warranted
S9utu ana gent1 Apply at n. corner Falls and
s uies: my Att
VI MOCKING BIRDS, CANARIES, PARROTS.
~ SKY LARkS, and variety other BIRDS. in good
HENRY THOMAS,
-myz3 No. "A N Liberty st.
FAIRBANKS platform SCALES
IL Capable weighing 80 0 pounds in compcte rider
Tor sale very low to close Address PLATFORM Ore of
baltimore Daily Exchange. my22tf
TWO HANDSOME MARBLE-BED
Il BILLIARD Tables
FOR private sale TWO very superior BILLIARD TABLES,
one OF which was made Phean, and other bv Rem
MN Ihey are IN perfect order, with all the apparatus &c
Apply mfy9 10 SAML' H. COVER Auctioneer,
TSN BLACK HAWK STALLION, belonging
90 to Hollins McKm, is offered for sale He is well
gated very gentle and pleasant the saddle aud not
T T.IE 's IN arness Apply at Stable No. l24 PARK
SIREEI. corner If Centre st eet mvlGeotf
ENIRE APPARATUS FOR SALE.
n One new four wheel MISCARRIAGE, polished me-
tai work Also two second hand SUCTIONS in irstrate
order. Apply to JOHN RODGERS Il son,
- Fire Engine Builders,
nI-W No. 48 N. High stree
nor SALE-A to lO-horse Steam Engine.
a also MACHINES for splitting and dressing hoops with
Also small lot Of beer and and IOgalon kegs Enquire
mh2otr Corner OF East Falls and Eastern G HVen2ie.
MILCH COWS,
LFA 6Cows and Calves for sale by
G. " aoRLfNG K son,
mh9 " las Pratt Straat
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I. N. REYNOLDS,
ETHELINnA ARMSTRONG.

u
administrators OF James A. Armstrong, deceased.
-'@ "dS------- Nm aAMIIT0N lnctinnper
fFT"f ORPHANS COURT SALE.-The I'M
" dersigned, administrators of Hugh S Walker de-
CEASED VIII sell by public auction, the premises,
on MONDAY, June 18th, 1860, Al o'clock p NJ
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUN situate in the city of Bal
tmoe, the side Of Bond street between Monument
and McEderry Streets hav ng front of and depth
Of 20 eet to an aev 10 feet wide used in Subject
to ground rent of $50 per annum
I'm roved bV handsome lit lie twostory BRICK Dwell
LING, with Back Building (>o 1857 now under rent to
punctual tenant at $3.50 per month
Terms of sale-One half cash, balance in months
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& IhAGI or Ia Nd about miles the Hartford turn
Dilg tle land described plat of the Of the late
1m9s head by the number eight, and containing TEN
Land Is 5ss WITH the right Of way to the turnpike The
cultivation. '''i'5 '"unuy1 anu uhder nne
This property is wnrth, OF at.ar.ia.. -, -, -.
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One of those beautiful RESTDES1,ES -, s,,.
Erey street between exn ton street and Rev Mr. Ran
SIN church No A., 1879 feet front runninp hao an
20 zen loot aiey embracing al modern md
GoE ShleLces Tor large family, being three stories b;th
both front and back buildings recess doors in f
Saer through the house, good dry cellar entirely paved
SUBJECT to a yearly ground rent ofSi35. i
ALSO
Ihat uhe large WAREHOUSE on Baltimore street he
tween Howard and Eutaw, No 337 now occupied by MI
u hep, running through TO German street This is fine
lnuuceheht to any person d. sirous to obtain Baltimore
street property 1t win be sold in fee subject to The
R'oSSqd rent at the discretion 0frurchaser.
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THIRD TRIENNIAL STATEMENT
MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
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G0utati0rl.

MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOR
1YEYOUNG LADIES
o me FOURTH ANNUAL SESSION begins the 1911, Of
bSc.oef, 1889 The course Of instruction in the usual
othts Is ull and thorough being under the direction of
IN elcent Faculty of able experienced Teachers Eyar
eGsar appliance required for Female education is at the
OF NE institution. Parents who desire thorough
lof theIr daughters, with the comforts and adj
Sch al ''''""N' 'fe ihVi'eu I" examine The
terms Of admission further information address,
seI+i, ~, II 10 ~ LEY Principal, Mount Washington
stimo Co Marya d. or Rev Dr nElNER Second St.
LEYS. Baltimore street, and Mr. Geo Gebaeh,s Second
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A BEAUTIFUL
COENTR Y RESJDEw(

I2tI ne .o,d at the Exchange SaIasrnor ~ rrpcn,v
. CUB HIIl. FARM @,o-...
cleared and under fine ABOUT 10 in mber, balance
m foVer lying between and 5ord M ne d
The div n [,t Iurnp Ike Roads ahoi MAS o
Byor o4e or Re Rshs and healthy saaons IN
merous fine SPRINGS and BUILniNG SI TEGIn with nu-
menls fine large MANSION HOUSE, with portiP roye I'VE
plaIIas very large Stone Barn CaTria- Hse Cos anu
Gs Guse and al the ont buildings usually found on fr
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Bubble Sales.
by SAMUEL IA C1.1=,=.

IL -
TRUSTEES SALE m ~pR0ppprv n,
s er * 80 6 s9UEE virtue Of SANDING i q Or
ssed in rration i o. Common Pleas for Batniar' cv
ndsrs,oi . r To The esa'es In .olv.nt 49,,
gRDAY the 9th dsy T n eH 8% at pubic sale on SAT
ALL 1T PiFG ' Or S SHReEse or il RSm@rs
y BEGINNING the east side Of jackson W. IN SAT-
posed to be about 5G feet on tn c guarr sp
north side of Hampstead street, and running i anu III
width VIII e font let to Ann street back OF equa
ah4We i9I Is improved by valuable story brcl
6Fsk stable street subject to 1 rem
Terms of sale0ne third cash on the day of sale, one
a rd al SIX months and onethrd at Il months from
mc y os w interest and security on the credit
E6HE o (. ctARk kit Trnsse
ro,;,, .o.o SAMiA H. COVER,
sstlii FEE SIMPLE PROPERTY on {. PRATT STREET
~~7>S Trv ,,,.. AT AUCTION.
Will sell on NEsDAY AFTERH6oN9 J%Se sIfb At
Ya9abe fee ie premises all the following described very
pk AZ AL t t6at valuable G6r OF GROUND and I'M
sr @ situated on the north side Of East Pratt
e TIE lot fronts Pratt street 30 feet and running hack ia
peror BRCR TW @ 40 to consist of large and
Very extensive double two 6 two stories and garre with
P s 9st manner and convenience large
with fine wide Hail. &c IN II f s., or '' ''''''
No. 2-At the same INA nAGA ,s,i Il, LnT T.
valuable tee simple VACANT LOT adjoining 10 on Ib
The Let fronts Pratt street 30 feet inches and running
oa a ana bounding on II foot aey feet inches win
M the I'M proVemens the the lot CONSISTING nf
HFi ana Tsl,buiIt BRICK STABLE and CARRiAGE
\. . PR6PERETT921 On CRANKY STREET.
lso, at the time will sell all the fonwinc,
A that oT ~ oF rGEIRP 6fNB Sz AND IMPROVEMENTS
The ~ f Sray street Immediately in of No ?
iot fronts rlnby street 10 inches and rrnrinC
pf rt ~ ett' parallel TO a ~ foot alley 'n
ns d5G5 gE f%G st2y 3ea
T; Litter re TO a good nant at $3.50 per annum
LUIS admirably located
Fry or could he converted into frstcass agr paar 60
ana the advantage of the alley. 7 "ept'
Al the above property is in fee.
win Gfns o. CASH balance in IL months
interest ana approved security;
OF the purchaser ' ~ VIZ op''"n
For further particulars apply to the auctioneer
;,e .,oo, SAM1 II. COVER Auctioneer,
~ ~'--'>''7 ~ BAIT more
E:;; HANDSOME DWELLING
ny GILMOR STREET NEAR SARATOGA
some DIV III tho following described vprv hand
t AL THAT LOT OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENT
of Saro te west side Of GmOr street, fifth house north
% ~ Nv TX 'ck Gu feet to a foot alley.
M cement consists and well bnit tlraa
~ N DIV ELLlNG with Brick Back Rndirg Ec
ne building recedes about feet HAVING h.n
IN 'front.' also, very superior water in the ward T b ,
was punt ny he present owner and HAVING in ,io
anu dqranllty &c Ground 25 per front foot
Terms OF sale ne-haf cash. balance IA months credit
with interest and approved security iS ''eul''
jeG-ts " si r ,T Tn, nuct =,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-29
From All the Year Round.
THE ELEPHANT AT HOME.

The superficial narrative of sportsmen
have made us familiar with the obvious
fea lures of Ceylon. There is nobody able
to read, who has not read about its Adams
Peek, its Buddhism, and its Elephants
An English Government officer, long resi-
dent in the island, Sir Jane Emerson Ten
nent, has been giving his mind to thor
ough. minute, and comprehensive study of
it He happens to be the first man who
has done so. and his new published vol
umes on Ceylon, compared with all that
came before them, afford one of the most
striking instances that can be shown in lit
erature, of the diference-not merely of
degree, but the essential difference-be-
tween cursory notice and intimate acquain-
tance. Sir James Emerson Tennent is a
most admirable observer, highly intelli-
gent and cultivated writer. Nor can any
one read his volumes with any care, and
fail to respect in their author, gentle and
an amiable man. In aid of his vast stock
of materials, he brings an enjoyment of
them, tempered at once by sense of res
possibility, and by an ease and modesty,
which completely win the reader. And it
is good and re-assuring to know that such
a man was in the public service when he
saw so much to such good purpose, and is
in it still. Such a public officer, no mat
ter what his degree, does as much 1--WE are
inclined to think) as all Downing street in
making our Government respected abroad,
wherever Letters and the Arts are cared
for.
A thoroughly fresh udy of the elephants
has been part of this authors labor. The
book contains great deal of new informa-
ton about these great fellows corrects er-
rors as old as history, shows US the ele-
plant at home; not as tie sportsman sees
him driven from his haunts. angered or ter
r.6ed, but as the quiet observer comes upon
him in the placid shades that he frequents
fanning himself, fdgeting his legs graceful
ly, and deliberately beating the earth out
of the mOuthful of grass he means to eat,
or sporting at night with his brethren IL
the tank, and scamperiug off at the mere
crack of snapped twig. New talk about
old friends will be always welcome; there
fore. with Sir James Emerson Tennent's