The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-05-22
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iish or foreign, has been taken for ex-
port purl lo5es; and the result has
been tn more has been on offer than
thc~Loue demand could take OF -
The arm ais .iron oar colonies have
oeen very large, and tdc next safes
VII, no doubt, be unusually large"
Ia the last report OF tie Liverpool
wool market it is said: aIaHNI |tI
purchases are still being made for
Amelican OF all kinds OF low and mid
die class wool, also gfeys OF all kinds
up to 0d. Is eents) per pounds'
AT q sale Of wool in New York, TO.
day, (April 22d, the average price
OBTAINED was 73 cents per lound.-
This is fifteen cents per bound less
than this same kind OF wool would
nave brought some time since.
We think farmers have anticipated
higher prices for the forthcoming
c IL thln tn y vii b. able to real. @:
but with an easy money market, and
a new crop of spectators added TO
those whose operations have been so
successful the past year, wool will be
likely to bring all it is worth.
y New WAY TO DESTROY STuMps.-I
\ correspondent of the Rural Repis.
ter writes that journal that Mr.. John
Barness, of Baltimore, removed n
truolesome stump from near his house
in the following manner. Last Fall,
with an inch augcr, he bored hole
IN the center of the stump ten inches
deep, and put into il about a halt'a
pound OF oil OF vtiol and corked the
hole up tight. This Spring the whole
stump and roots extending through
all their ramiiications were so rotten
that they were easily oradicatcd.
-.-- ....
Is water, sound passes at the rate
OF S,oOS feet per second. In air ,l42I
isct per second. o. EA a.
oh was the elegant reply, "nev.
cr mud ma am; | shall wash my
hands when Pve done dancing
A CAPTAIN, one of the old school. /
being at Il ball, had been excepted by
a beautiful partner, Il lady OF rank,
who, in the most delicate manner pos
'ibie, limited to him the propriety Of
putting on pair Of gloves.
n GENTLEMAN, at a musical party,
where the lady was very particular
lot to have the concord of sweet
'onds interrupted, seeing that the fire
was going ont, asked = friend, in
whisper, how he could stir the fire
without interrupting the music.
"Between the bar,' replied the
riend' s..tyy
y DoCToR once returned q coat to
tailor because it did not exactly lit
lim, the tailor, afterwards seeing him
II the funeral OF one Of his patients,
,aiu:
"Ah! Doctor, you are happy
nan! ."A1N N'Hf T'tf'
why so? inquired the doctor.
"Because you never have any bad
work returned ON your hands"
"SlY dear" said a gentleman to a
'oung lady to whom he thodght to be
Married, "do yoL intend to make a
ool of mCI .....-
NO, replied the lady, 'r.ture has
aved me the trouble. ... ......
~ say Pat, what are you about
out the room:
NO, answered Pat, Pm sweep
lg out the dirt and leaving the room?
a Magistrate Of Chicago proposes
o marry couples at one dollar a
'i,ce, il they will form clubs of
we've, and all get hXed ut the same
me.
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THERE is a proposition before the
}Lnadian Parliament to return to the
Jnitcd States all i'ugitives from the
aft who may foist their cowardlyl
'ersons upon Canada. 1t is said the
ct will become law.
y SHAMEFUL REMARK-W are ac-
luainted with ~ monster in human