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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-20

There were some forty entries. First pre-
MUM of $4 to Nathaniel Dodge Of Sutton
second premium OF 81 to Harvey Dodge OF
Sutton; third premium OF 81 TO Moore NJ.
Chafin, Worcester.
YearLing SteerS.-F st premium of SIS to
Stephen Marsh Of Sutton; second premium
of 81 to Simon Carpenter OF Sutton; third
premium of So to N, c. Moore OF Wo! cester
1too Year Old SteerS-kirst premium OF Sc
to Curtis Beaman OF Westborough; second
premium OF SIS to VIM. Eames of Worcester :;
third premium OF S4 to N. B. Chase OF sutton !;
fourth premium OF So 10 j. b. Eames OF West
Boylston.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-20
FAT CATTLE.


There were four entries of fat oxen and four
OF cows. comprising good specimens, OF part
Durham, AyresIire, and native breeds. The
first premium of $40 tor fat oxen was awarded
to JabeZ Rice OF Worcester, for his native pair
eight years old, weighing respectively 1850
and 1850 pounds. The second premium of So
to Gardner Wilson Of Leicester for his native
pair, seven years old weight 1850 and 1850.
The first premium of 81 for lat cows, was
awarded to Ii. H. Peters of S0uthboru', for his
AYRSHIRE, imported and the second of SIS to
Seth Wyman of Shrewsbury, for his halt Dur
ham, four years old, weight 1857.
THREE YEARS OLD STEERS.
There were eight yokes entered for premium
and one for exhibition First premium, So, to
A. B. Stockwell of Sutton; second, 81, to j.
E. Taylor of Sutton; third, Sc, TO Stephen
Marsh Of Sutton; fourth, S. to John C. Bea-
man of Westboro'.
SWINE.
This class exceeds that of former years in
both number and quality. Premiums award
ed for best boar-6rst premium of 81 to Sum-
ner Putnam of Rutland; second premium of
SIS to James r. Pierce OF Worcester. For best
breeding sows over two years old having had
at least two filters of pigs-frst premium of
81 to Asa f. Knight of West Boylston second
premium OF So to Darius Putnam of Worces-
ter; TOR best breeding SOW not less than one
year old. having had at least one litter OF pigs
first premium OF Sc 10 Lyman Pierce of West
Boylston ; second premium OF 81 to Cyrus Il.
Goodale of Sterling. The committee regret
they have not power to award a third premium
to Hon. Stephen Salisbury for fine animal
entered by him. For best pigs not less than
four in number, and not under two nor over
six months old, only premium OF s5 to Stephen
Salisbusy of Worcester. They also recon-
mend the payment of travelling fees to Lean
der Stockwel of Grafton, and j. d. Hudson of
Oxford.
BREAD AND BUTTER.
There were twelve entries OF bread Gratu
tiles we're awarded as follows To Mrs. o.
b. Hadwin of Worcester, 81 for specimens of
boted aud unboted wheat; and Mrs. NJ NJ.
Chaffin of Worcester 81 for specimens of rye
and rye and Indian bread.
OF butter, there were twenty entries Of fine
quality. For the best Of not less than II
pounds, first premium of 81 to VIM. Eames OF
Worcester for his 20 pounds lot; second pre-.
MUM of Sc to Addison Lowell OF West Boyl
ston, for his l6 pounds; third premium of So
10 Henry II. Brigham of Boyston for his u
pounds lot; fourth premium OF "a to Willard
Allen of Holden for his 16 pounds. For June
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-20

Six only were entered for premium, but in
consequence OF the neglect OF the competitors,
with one exception, to comply with The rule
of the society, which requires report of the
daily yield Of milk, but one of them could
properly compete. The first and only pre-
MUM awarded was that OF IS to Samuel
Ellsworth of Barre, for his two cows Of mixed
breed. Wui. Enmes of Worcester would have
been entitled to the first premium, had he
complied with the rules. The other cows en-
tered by Samuel Ellsworth and Stephen
Salisbury, were fine animals, but entered for
exhibition only.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-20

Drs. Miller az ChamberIIn, Dentists, I42
Main street. dit o4
a. McF. Davis. Attorney ana Counsellor at Law
lBriniey Row, 1888 Main street, Worcester. DIFF ind
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-20

MILLBURY BANK.-NotIce is hereby
- given that the Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders
Of the Mbury Bank Will be held the first MONDAY
IL october next at o'clock p. m at their Banking
Rooms, Tor me choice OF Directors, fix the limit Of
the loan TO Directors and act on any other business
that may properly come before them.
, d. ArW oOl,, Cashier.
Millbury, Sept. 20, 1851. dto7 80
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-20

Mrs. NJ. w, GeraIds, PHYSICIAN AND SUCCESS
suL MIDWIFE, removed TO No. 80 Exchange street
Special attention given to Uterine Complaints and dis
eases of children. Office hours from to NJ, and
rom to 3 Z. N. dit ap4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-20

o. f. Harris, Dentist. 1853 Main street, opposite
the new Mechanics Hall Building o5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-31
REsTAURANTs.

THERE ARR GREAT MANY PERSONS WHO SILL
who know nothing the article and who draw u
through lead ppcs and brass taps Asy person who dnn1
ale drawn through either imbibes much poison The only
draw Spsnccrs psn from the wood and through
the wood Philadelphia ale, csnn per glass No uort
landts,rec4 corner q Broadway. g. SPENCER,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-31
fAriSEH JOHN a nARrvs
FAREWELL LECTURH
At THE
ACADEMY or MUSIC,
SATURDAY. FEB. a. AT O'CLOCK.
FOR TIE BKEKFIT OF
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS

04 az ranHSh x 81 arl HAL.
sSH..oa yG.s:
%ss1s sys.y Ps.:s s . ~ s 81 s.S:sy
or SPARKLING talent grccts the dazzled eye.
aS sp q S SsS x ,snF h
sftsi Ss s% and IL As: S %.
see nsy ls s.s scS Ry s
Rerfecli9n ali, success long since decaded,
Comet ss. io1 os & d nnss iss
S ss,s xs s.1g 81 rapid ~
r. 1 srom nS e. a 1ss ss.s
For their aitraeson. far outr1v.l others
s "a Ht sas ;:s: se
And for the rest they've q single fear.
ss' nssyS Sss = :ssas Ss!
%s sa
Or ns sr s.S Shs s hoy ssas =
Or on he Violin 90 versatile feEs %s' '''"n
R: in ssor rIS I:
Gsr sSS ;SsSs s.s
No eqns r.. s IN h he q o,ss% oy guy
For who, me he, can (, frame bis plant faoe.
,Ss s. spDsS:s Sni;
Ass H :: "s S s:s nigh your sr.
s ssI hear s.% Ss Ssn s S.
Stopping q nsushs FOR death nor DANCER caring;
WuObo
Fearless and nied has he often stood.
Whilst all the world amazed, applaud tho w0ndrouS -.
And scarce believe his donRs fact:
Here will each night this dauntiess hero reign,
4s s The sss
Who has ne'cr again forget herr
Light ms o zephyr DER tho stage she trca6s
Turning pirouette and turning young mems h0A1A
A host Of other stars here shine each night
To make up grand constellation bright.
Ard one opinion In expressed by ALL
stands
CANTERBURY HALL.
BLONDTN BLOND1M
BLONDIE BLONDn
Will carry man on his back up his grand ascesioa ropa
EVERY NIGHT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-31
ANTHOLOGY.


A BONA FIDE AsrRoLoGIsT, THAT EVERY ONE
"A can depend o. Is Madame WILSON who tells the Oh
ject OF visit AZ you enter her room Madame
viii powers Of hor wonderful science and Toll all
tho events your whole life Her predictions tis
may rot ttie tmd though thu fear she prae
nothing but wi mt IL reasonable TO philosophers All
should this wondefu ana mysterious LADY he,
dollars reward to who equal hsr In the above
science Madame Wilson Is In possession Of the celsbraed
ri be called wonderful woman: l6o Allen street be
Houston aud Stanton the baker Fee for ladies
and gentlemen, 10 centA
A sToEIsHIEa.-MApAME MoREow. SEVENTH
very thoughts Zee : csnis Iadsw Street SsS~ Hoas
(yLAIRvoYANCE.-MRs. sEyMogEs MEDICAL
yrst and second avenues The most sssal medical ana
Ten guaranteed always o. no pay.
NJ B..wH0 Has NOT aK AnD OF ran OBI
thousands this and other eiss with entire sasf aconf
s s sSsr S, ana a.. ss s:
Of future wife or husband and that Of her vsitsr
you wiah truth give her call - u Thru svcnus above
cypIRrruAIIsM-MR. CHARLES coLCHEsrER THE
tween seecier and BE- n.usl
ON any ssairs Of life. Hours from A. N. until N.
WHO WOULD NOT GO WHERE FORTUNE 1870
w We, see Mas WELLINGTON, the great Enssh pro
iisd rssonsy Or By letter Of f concsrnins
law su journey. absent friends love court. mp
A. genuine Roman and Arabian tamans for love- good
luck and business Affairs and are Euarsntecs TOR life
psy HS e oSmSess sSsn Highly rsspecsbs city
rences her residence l0i sn avenue oppo
site Eighth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-31
RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-FOR ALBANY AND
Ill Troy connecting with trains North and West Trains
leave
IRON on AsnFss THIRTY yrRsr srnxrr
Express, z and II A. M. and 72A liap A. Ma d3:25
Troy ss and Albany with deep ieis II. Sundays m
Poushkeepeie train, 73o A. ga. n, 123o and AIS r II
M, ~ NJ. and =. NJ
Peekskill train, $50 y. u. bo6 r. NJ
Sing Sing train, $40 and 4sO 3'45 and 4:6S r. u.
A. =. SMITH, Superintendent
NEW YoT <, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
IN For Albany and Troy connecting with the New York
west also with Northern Railroad for Saratoga Rutland,
Burlington Pisttsburg Rouses Point Ogdensbus and Mon
cal Winter arrangement commanding Monday December
2sS60-Trains will leave New York folowsFor Albany,
IA NJ and 20 r. NJ express train from Tryon row, near
City Hall For Albany, 100 A M and tt1 r do 10th
Do, fO:2s A. NJ, do DO, 18th st depot. Croton Falls p.
NJ stopping at all stations above Yorkvie 26th at depot
white Plains SIS NJ, 2O and r. NJ stopping at all sta
tons from 18th ST. depot White Plains 6l6P NJ. stopping
ali stations from White street depot wiamsbridge II
A. NJ and $50 stopping At AL stations from s6th St
only stopping Al ali staons from depot Returning
will leave Albany A. NJ and s:OP ~ hast Albany, !16
A. NJ and AIS NJ, exprcss train; Albany l0s6A NJ East
Albany ii A. NJ, express mail train Croon Falls M,
stopping al stations north Of fremont White Plains,
ana 10 and 4.o n stopping :, =, =, stations =,
tons wliamsbrdge 10 r. NJ "Wednesday and Saturday
oniy) stopping s stations Tickets sold and baggage
checked FOR way stations 26th street station only
JOHN BURCHILI. Assistant superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-31

NIBLO's ARDEN
IN SPECIAL NOTICE
THE INTENSE ENTHU
Manifested by the OVERLOOKING and fashionable audience In
last evening has induced the to
ncuncc 10 the public that
EDWIN FORREST
VIII repeat his
Inimitable Impersonation OF
RICHELIEU,
On FRIDAY NIGHT, February l. 1861
With the
BRILLIANT CAST OF CHARACTERS,
New and Beautiful Scenery Costumes and Appointments
and the Play placed the stage in style superior TO any
previous Representation Of II In this country.
Box sheet open 10 O'Clock this morning for securing
THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY, CONSISTING OF JOHN
W., Abby CMr Patton) Of the original quarette, with
fanny Henry and Viola respectfully announce that they
WI give concert Eset Hall near the northeast corner
Tickets Is cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-31

Ans nnn REwARD-TOR ANY ONE Wh0 CAN
XZO.UUU srcsi mrs. MERK, ths vel known c>e
sed phrvncie9ss astrological and msdsi sdyiser vho
acknowledged only LADY the world who trushfuy
ves information Conserving aay case Of human Ma hrs
hAnx, - AusQs~v ssssA removed V NY hoores ssreee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-31

THE PRINCE OF WALES VISIT
70 This country will De described by
sAR. DE- CODbOvA,
IRVING HALL Of Fifteenth street and Irving place.
THURSDAY EVENING, January 81, At O'Clock,
you want to enjoy hearty LAush-GOi
Secure seats early, tickets will be sold
the al will The proceeds 10 devoted
10 charitable institute In this city.
Tickets may be had ut WIN. HALL 4 SONS No, 6lS
Breadway, and At the Hall on Thursday evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-31

GRAND TRIUMPH OF ART
VI MAMMOTH SCRIPTURAL PAINTING
BlXTY-SEyEN GIGANTIC ILLUSTRATIONS OF PROM
NENT EVENTS or BIBLE HISTORY
Grouping together In view the celebrated Pictures
all the eminent Of Scrptural Paintings forming
complete aud comprehensive illustrated History Of Bible
from Genesis Revelations This the magni1
cent Painting 10 the world has been visited the most
precatve audences including the royal families and pfpc
pal nobility Of EUROPE with the highest admiration, and Is
now on exhibition at Hope Chapel, No. 72p Broadway.
pressve historic IN the old and New Tessents from
the time Of Gods with Noah W the Ascension
Christ will be exhibited this evening Admission rs
Children under twelve years. 10 cents Doors open at
Exhibition and Lecture commence OF ~ +. H. Tickets
the door,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-31

Ever SEEN and whose poltcness and attention 10 vit
proverbal- Open from till IL O'Clock y. M.
Admission ~ cents Orchestra seats, rs cents.
POSITIVELY NO BOYS ADMITTED.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-31

.v,uv arprcAI.-PRrvArH TUITION IN The DaAs
mssie Art BY thorough artist and An sne.gement -
riu b. sfven 10 onn gentleman and two A1sA
fsms noderaie Addres Tor hSeo days Tuition. HAaso
SQUARE Post onloA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-31

..,roy auA7rxo FLOOR sKATN0-Ar BbbfIe
Van ssWest thirty third stree nssr srssawny ~
w ~ skate Charge 10 cents per hour OF sevsa ~
:" oons FOR III open from y A M. I'll ~ r. N.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-21

the known wants of the profession, are oAsrsd Oh
the best terms 10 PhysiciaEs and others.
Arril lo-d.w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-21
KEOKUK, IOWA: FRIDA Y. JUNE 81, 1861.

0R0.r ANDERSON. aEEx. S4xG1sasTs
[ESfABLlSHED IN lS4s.l
IA NKIN q u OU SE OF
Geo. q. Anderson e Co.
r HAVE THIS DAY ADMITTED AS A PART
L HxE In the banking Business, ALEx. BARCLAY,
who has been my Ieikr Tor the isst six yesrs).
he businest will hereafter be bcconducted under the
Arm and style Of
GEO. q. ANDERSON II CO.
Being one Of the oldest Ban king Houses tif not.
the oloest1 III low the 6rm soiicitsa contin-
uance Of former patronage - literally % tended
to them.
They will o. axe Collectious and vcmit--lsss Ex-
cL Lnnge--sn the day Of psymert, free VI charge.
Their references arc - formerly BY the senior
partner, Wa: 4s4s
nEgBaEKcKs:
Winslcw, Laniey Co., Bankers, ,New-York.
Park Bank. n. 4.
kdsasd " Clark 4 Co., Phtladelp
Ciapp, Fuller browne, bankers, Boston.
Howard bsn king Company, -
nodmann Aueipcke, ,chiego.
Mariue BAnk; "
.Essneza, u-pnsii Bank. PlHshurxh.
Mechanics Bank, ]"
Kramer RAhm Bankers. I"
Gilmore 4 irotbertan, Bankers Cincinnati.
A. II. uuat 4 Co., Bauksrs, LouisviIls NY.
State Savings tnstitutiop, 81. Louir No.
keokpk Jan. i, IS. GEO. C. ANDERSON.
iar1'6U
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-21
Keokuk Drug Store.
bet. Main 4 HI . n lea n
KEOKUKIOWA.

ALARG Fassoytment OF Drugs
II Chemicals, Instruments ant
Fancy articles just receis ed .
the above establishment con
prisiur all the new Chemica
preparations, ,Tilden 'sFluid FL
tracts, Irusses A bdominal Sop.
porters, pessaries ,'peeulums oI
all kipds. stethoscopes, Cathe
tiers, Spermatorrh9a Rings ans
some splendid cases Of Char
riere's Aups rior instruments.
These articles having boz o ss
lected With special reference :
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-06-01
Germs of the Paper,

XSvoLum Il of tho "Carollton Sun" will begin
on the sd June, instait it will be printed as
heretofore on good ype and fair paper ana
issrsd 70 Subcribersat fue dollars per volume ne
W of 1OI nurbrs, if pdd for before the close OF
Il the volume If paid!or IN ADVANCE, or DeIore
tbs elOss d the fist half-volume OF o. num- l!
fser. hw ellars Wi be received for the eiitire l
reu1e: mt if not paid before the END Gi Oh, 'ne it
III rolus of lO4 numbers, sic dollars "iii' III
sNsnssses, be requird.
~ .sc,beijon WILDE received for a less term
~ I'm tsroume unless paid for IN ADVANCE ,;S
a,avaated at the time !; the paper wiz nov
,e iSsntinued until all arrearages are settieo
,,ntshe publisher should choose to 90 SO.
hates of Advertising:
All Aasrisemeuts will be charged 81 Gone oot!ar,
NJ SNARE If TEN LINES OR LESS, tor the iIrs'
ii iity ceits for each subsequent insef'ion.
All omnuhicaaons on personal matters, if admit
a = sd viii bssubiect to DOUBLE the above rates,
sna mus mus t Invariably, be paid for in advance Oh
thshpublHcation.
verssspents inserted by the month or for
! 1ois. ,eriod. will be charged according to the
raSione square, of ten lines, Cor fess) one
Il Gov
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-06-01
pARTsH OF JEFFERSON La, SATURDAY, JUNE l. 1876

Yes, my little friend but do not for
get a saint who watches us from hea-
ven, and who smiles upon us from above
the Clouds
What is the name of that saint,
mamma, dear 2
The mother, then watering the child's
head with her tears, answered:
Her name is-sister Egrie.'
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-06-01

r.T' The human hair varies from the
25Oth to the 600th part Of an inch in
thickness. The silk worms silk is
about the 5O00th part Of an inch thick;
but tho spiders line is six times finer,
and a single pound of this delicate but
strong substance would be sufficient to
encompass the earth.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-06-01

AH E'or he BeSt.-Blessed are they
that are blind, for they shall SEQ no
ghosts.
Blessed are they that are deaf, for
they never need lend money, nor lis
ten TO tedious stories.
Blessed are they that are afraid of
thunder for they shall hesitate about
potting married and keep away from
political meetings.
Blessed are they that arc ignorant,
for they are happy in thinking that they
know everything.
blessed is he that is ugly in form and
features, for the girls sha'n't nnolest
him.
Blessed is she that would get married
but can't for tho consultations of tho
gospel are hers.
Blessed are the orphan children for
! they have no mother to spank them.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-06-01

%" There is one law in Siam which
might be introduced into this country
with good effect. 1t is law which
'punishes parents for the faults OF their
children, because they ought to have
taught them better. How some people
might suffer.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-06-01

GY' A native of Western Africa, who
visited this country, when asked what
he would call ice, said: Him water
fast asloep;" and when asked what he
would call tho railroad car in which he
was riding, said, =" Him tbundermill."
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-06-01
.ISCELLANEOUS.
The Opening Of the Will.
sCRIBE's LAST STORY.

L0Ul she dead, tben?,
sh OF 'eD" les, madame, replied alittle gentle 4
Court in q brown coat and short
vMahs ehes.
EheIs osrson O. or. ind her will p
and in obedicnt going to be opened here immedi-
be es Slres1eI Naty Orleans 1by her solicitor.
proceed to 7,s,.5 ,se,..5SShall we inherit anything7
mn, npson snd settt 1t must be supposed so; we have
n, at ii the hour rirns.
g described !. Who is this miserably dressed per-
Tackel age who intrudes herself herc 2
$ IN 'ns as Oh, she,' replied the little man,
. oxo eeringly, 'she won't have much in
sale-Ce lie u5ll--she is sister to the deceas-
What that Anne, who welded, i'll
mp . PS 49, Il II an of NOTTINGHAM officer!
!. seb b,se i Precisely So
. be about bout She must have small amount OF
is request tnpudence to present herself here be-
~ CO lore q respectable family
L The more 50, ats sister Egre, of
Ated noble birth, had never forgiven her for
lsthat alliance
ncnss ncps Anne moved at this time across the
qusroom in which the family of the de-
WT3 ceased were assembled. She was pale;
SRlher ewes were filled with tears, and her
face was furrowed by care with pre-
80 cocious wrinkles.
What do you come here for ? said
Madame de Villeboys, with haUghtl-
ness, who, q moment before, had been
interropating the little man who inher-
tied with her.
Madame the poor lady replied
sT do bnro II
claim "a part, of what does not belong tc
me; l came solely to see M. Dubois
my sisters solicitor, to inquire If she
spoke of me at he last hour
What! do you think people busy
II themselves about you p arrogantly OBJ
I served Madame de Nilleboys; 'th
disgrace of great house-you wht
& syedded a man of nothing, a soldier o
S Bonaparte 2
Madame, my husband, although
child of the people, was brave sol
der, and, what is better, an homes
8 man. observed Anne.
At this moment venerable person
|# age, the notary Dubois, made his aT
pearance. #
S Cease he said, 'to repr6ach Ann
with a union which her sister has fol
n given her. Anne loved q generous
brave and good man, who had no othe
crimes to reproach himself with than Il
ohscurity of his name. Nevertheless
4 A had he lived, if his family had know
& u him as | knew him--I his old frier
s. Name would now be happy and re
Aected.'
: a. But wty is this woman here 2 sa
notary, gravely. I, myselfs r
s.. Ated her to be here
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-06-01
VA R he TIE s..

ly1 Lazy girls make rich menpoor,
and Industrious girls make poor men
rich.
rB. Life is like certain KIM of
boat-race-success depends enti'ely
upon the Scatts.
EP No man was ever known 70 be
found drowned with u receipt from
printer in his pocket.
w You are far beneathmy notice.
as the cat quietly remarkedto the dog
that had treed her.
gT Hood said the Thame was tady
stream, though he preferred tho i-s,s
in hot weather.
u We find self-made nen very Of
ten, but self -unmade ones. great deal
| oftener.
u Acouple of sailors wre recently
arrested for throwing bukets of tar
! over each other. TWAS a itch battle,
n Ut Fine complexion lrs. II. has
/ sksa Waa Brown to his friad Bristles'
ne i 1ssls,, 1ne~ i 'Assss she
and buy cdors at the same place.
aB@ What's that which never as
any questiorse but requires many
! swe,s1 n shveet door.
ED- WIZ, VIE end of dogs Il
= like thelheartSfa tree7 Because the
are bothfafthast from the bark.
tg There are two classes of disap
h pointed lovers-those who are disap
pointed before marriage, and the NOR
unhappy.ones who are disappointe
o after it. s-@