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WAnu>croS. Mach 49, I>h.
The ltos,lttt directs tbat AL pctror. ho nov rrc
or hcirsf e. shall 20 found within tie uied stNtos.
and wtJ hs,e been AGED in holding int-rccutso o.
trade it'll ite iu.uts,nts by sea- II they citl,uf
oi te uited State, OF doiuic 90 alien- lie arrC s
and held ~ rrirotei- of iill the sha cosr,
subject. me- ortheo- to prosecution, trial and con-
Viruon Tor any offence committed by thcm A. spice,
o. other.ifc H, ,i.u fhc Laws OF Va.
The Precedent turt ~ directs hat all non-retdent
fOIoiguet vhO nov an. or hereafter shnu lie found
in the United Sta;ca, and who have besn or shall
have been euvared m violating the blockade Of tho
inturrent porte, shat leave tbs nitcd Ssts within
tNevU days from the publication OF this order, or
FROM their suhsc Jucnt arrival IN the nted stairs u
on the Atlantic ode, and forty DAYS n on the iacihc
side Of the count ~. And uucu V,fsous shall not re-
turn to the United Siatcs Outing the continuance Of
the var.
Provost-haphas sud MlIshals Of the lnitej States
Will arrest and commit 10 tlilitAry custody all such
offenders A. thsll disregard thi. order whether they
have pa.spurts or not, and they will lie detained In
such custody until the end Vi the WAT until dis
chaTged BY III -cqut nj crdo- Of tic ftc'icnt
Wv II. SrwAJn Secretary Of state.
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Mo- Iony since married couple Ia Fsrmngs
ton, Van BtUrcu county, lows early one morning.
found COW and calf IN Their los 'he COW hal .
G liar On with mote alta he'd, saying the COW
NJ ouid bo taken care u I'll called for. Rome nights
aIerwart, a bisket was found a. their door con-
tAlniuy AL infAut about a week old, sud nule
ssy,ng tAe bsbe was Iho father Of 40 COW.
DRrdHAs YorSo's MESSAGE, delivered jan 20 Y
speaks oi Fap.d sdyErcement IA Dgsetri. PopulH-
ttn has increased, hArvostH have been DoIrIitul.
mines II coal discovered, Commodous sores and
Dwellings erected, aud machinery for tie mEuts-
iActIIo u cotton aud wooden iabrica hA- Teen put
IN successful operation. CuluystIug cotton proves
g. he less reinunereuye than rsis,ng ceroals. In
roiero TO Sue refusal of Congress 10 init Dn-
sero. into tie UulOn, Brigham Young thinks tns
time n " not FAR dstsut wuon size viii 10 reluass-
OF and solicited H. assume the dignity and IsBpDus
sibihtcH Of u soyereigl ntAIo."
TaAuE in Pars IL lively this winter Buy,rs
from MeSio1 arc ordering SILK goods wooden 4
linen drlpery, artificial flowers, church ornaments,
and iewelry. Orders have boon received ir1rs
Peru for boots aud shoes, and from England or
uerInos and light SUITS. Trade with Spain has.
on tho other hand, greatly diminished. Ordr-s
L.yu teen recnyed rom Italy and Portugal toI
pisnps, cut glass porcelain, snd pap r-Auug. Bcs.
ohcai returns show that the export Of he'e ant.
ceh togetLer with dressed skins, watches 40
clocks, machinery and toys Las increased consider
ally within the last twelve months.
AFLHScHSAS named Slulages, native o' l.
mar, las Tor some time past been Hhib'1ng VIA
great success, at Wurx2 urg, Germany a. Iion
tanner. One day IN the last month 10 entered
den containing lion snd lolLcss and ms1o lhtin
70 through various per'ormAnccs Inc "pe''Al"'s
lou ~ spplaudo EiAtei by these pladdl's' hGn-
las Cd determined b. do sumsth.nT m.r ehHAori-
nary, and Tor TIA, purpose he collected IA one den
q lion, n lion,ss, . Vh..e Dear Two pact peafS
four hyenas, Two wolves and lger' He tea
entersi bimS,lG whip In hand, but tho door
scnfsIy closed v en- the ur'r made spring At tho
white hear This WA the sFuA TOT terrific stru,
III, ietwean All SOC beHsIs' "bo 1ppea cd at once -
e., yc- the p naturA icrIcty. sJulakuE hoping ~
MI italr the .ho AnimAls hrsd two pistol shots
The yer aud wri'e bear. This act sealed hs fan.
,or me uger leaving NE bear sprAng upon ia
rDener. ,rrew him down and began 10 tear hun
:, an teeth and claws. The other beasts, rendered
firous Dy the smell Of blood, all fell on the uu-
amy msn, and in few MINUTES be wac torn IN
r,'tts and almost entf ely do,oured IN he pres
enco II tie h.rror-stricken spectators who wcr,
p9YS.gll AIaR.lsl .iSlalspcs
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The following is ,he tex. Of the P,idsut. order ~
reference to ,h.-e sufs.ed in contialsnd trade vl
the f,lo..
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-03-25

TnoHAs A. in ,aKls AMI Nathan r. Dixon, r..
IntioaIs, are re-uonuna,ed Tor Congroes IN III ole
Island
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Ratlways in India.

-
Mr. Julsnd Danvers, the government director o. the
Indian railway companies ststes, IN his annual report
Just issued that The system OF guaranteed rail
ways comprises length Of 1917 miles Of which also
are now open for rsc The net PROFITS In the year end
ing the Goth Of June, 1862 2 l61 miles OF railway
amounted to Eoe0 S34 and 10 Eel6 OF In tho year end
ing the 30tb Of June 1884 q $50 miea The number
Of passengers conveyed in the latter year H. esq.,
compared with e,242, $40 In the former The total ex
pendIture OF capital on the lines which are open, or 10
course OF construction, amounted on the LEI OF Way
1896, TO f54, 42 020. The expenditure TINS year,
IL is estimated, will amount 70 rather more than
f5 600 00O-about ~, 500, 900 TO be expended IN
England and 81, $50 900 In India The total amount
estimated TO be required for the undertaking. as now
sanctioned will reach Ell 500 600 The number OF share
holders nj the end ofhe year lSo4 was zv5os ID Ing
land and III Indathe latter number consisting OF SsS
Europeans and 1903 natives There were also o,so3 de
benure holders Up to the end Of 1894 the government
had advanced f13 100 $50 10 the railway companies Tor
guaranteed interest hut about g. 300 600 bad been paid
back out Of the earnings Of the railways leaving nearly
oon The government was e. 43 in the past year. and
by the LIST Of January next y viii probably have IN
creased 70 81 100 000 but the receipts from traffic
which go IN dminution OF TINS, and which no ooa n
the wear 1so3-'04 amounted 10 about fl000, 600
will in 1854 '05 probably reach 81, 800 600 Year
by wear the revenue will approach nearer and
nearer TO the amount OF the guaranteed interest," and at
last the government Will not only oe renewed Q, .ne
than the guaranteed RATE ana 70 discharge
their debt for previous advances out OF ha hc excess
profits above I'VE per cent Although u will be some
lime before the government viii receive BACK the large
sum due 10 them there Is enough In tho present cond
lion OF the lines 20 encourage the hope that ultimately
Il will be paid aud In the meantime the State obtains
advantages which fully compensate .or inc n&o' "
world will derive greater advantages from railways than
India that the traffic the main lines may be expected
10 be enormous; and whom they earn six eight or ten
per cent the difficulty which now eNsu 10 INDUCING
Capitalists 10 promote public works In India will be re-
moved.
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INV usr poR TosAcoo Ashes. We have noticed that
carsoes OF the tobacco ashes from the burned
warehouses ere being purchased and shipped by the
truck gardeners in The vicinity q Norfolk and yee
been purchased by an experienced truck gardener In the
vicinity Of that city, who informed US that he had used
Il on small lot Of and tomatoes on poor land with
nuch halter effect that any other kind Of that
he has vet tired On email lot Of poor land his
was fifteen feet high, with two ears on every stalk and
nv peupna up his tomato vines they attained height
81 Steven yect yielding from one and half 70 two bush.
els OF the finest Tomatoes each vine. The Same gen.
ueman remarked 70 % that he woald purchase every
busbe no could get In preference 10 guano. Would n
no1 b. e we'll Yof some Of our farmers adjacent 70 Mc
ond 70 buy bsss Ashes and try them upon their an1s
Any quantity caA doubtless be had for The hauling u
ayay,-,Rtc,r-es.d 1yf,~ bsewa II
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THE INTERNAL REVENUE.
Pennsylvamia.

=. f,-...li IrrOm tho Phiadelphis Ledger
The following facts in reference 10 the collection OF
governments taxes in tho Firth Collection district viii
prove interesting :--~s .s.ll A - q. &c..
two were above $3.50 bovs $40 0o0 two above
above 900 above SEQ co., eight .sove $50 COO
above $40 600 elghtynvs above $40 600 and one hue
drcd and eighty-ave at and above - 900.
s TIVE NEXT on. . SSss'
two above SO 600 one above SEQ 900, eight above
twenty above $40 ooo sixty above $40 900
one hundred and twenty nine at and above 90 900.
tax Of So nfsysSo a. S. 1853 At S. $50 At sS 1859
81 The twenty second ward returns 700 Twenty third
ward, 4el Twenty fifth ward, Io7 Bucks county, 1850,
Cold wsiches-2ss, at q tax OF "a, 2e2 at 81. The
Twenty second ward, 1,lll Twen,ythird ward, $50
.ssS s .sS snd sSsn
Pianofortes-Nineteen pay tax Of so225 at -; leA
at g. The Twenty second ward, 3os, Twenty third
respectively taxed 81, ioo ssia, Si72 and ssie
billiard tables are twenty one assessed ut $40 each
The Twenty second ward Is represented by sixteen and
the Twenty third ward by 1--WE.
Yachts are three, all In the Twenty third ward, At
tax OF 50 each. .
ounces ut Eve cents per ounce 1855 TO- or this guam
tity the Twenty second ward possesses 40 3l2 ounces
Twcpty,hird ward 9os3 ounces Twenty NTH ward agra
Gold plate but three ounces are in the district; thcse
are In the Twenty. second ward Iii.
or the assessment for the year 1885 Of incomes
licenses &c the different wards paid taxes a. follo~s:
Twenty second ward, $l36 168 So Twenty third ward
S77,17o OF Twenty nfth ward, &3S,75 %; Bucks
county, Ss3, 1872 90.
1t viii be perceived by comparing the tar on incomes
this year for each ward with the sums assessed for ths
special war that the citizens have increased theiI
wealth TO a considerable amount particularly In the
Twenty second ward, where the amounts compare NJ
follows:-war tax $lSl 81 tb Income TAX for 1885
Sl22 100 60
rators Of schuykll county William H. Johns, Of So
Clair, S2e4, 5iz William Dewey, Of Blythe township
Sl27,5ts George W. Snyder, Of Pottsvile, ~, yea
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS


r Aarriel.
Rr.snovy-LuuHylLD.-On sunday, August Is, By the
Rev. DR. Adler ct the Temple Emanuel JosEPz Buiuon
70 JuIA LumnKLD both Of this city
FosrIR-NnDAly LIN Brooklyn n r., on thursday,
August TO- BY the Rev. Dr. Hodge, Gunner J. O. Fosnx,
u NJ, United States ship Savannah, 70 Miss ADpn r
NxpAxY OF Philadelphia
PhisdsIphis papers please copy.
LosEs-tAsvSR-On Thursday, July 20, by the Rev.
W. T. Collins Mr. JAMES s. LosEs 20 Miss NAay c. CAR
vgR, all Of this city.
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Do Dpfrftual Com nfcatIons Requtrs
Revenue stamps
THE UNITED STATES AGAINST COLCHESTER
IRON the Buffalo Express. August Ill


From the Buffalo Express. August Ill
The case of Colchester, the spiritual medium, who 10
70 DO tried in this city for prsclng as pgse1 without
briefly from time TO time, has been brought into the
coua The following are the circumstances connected
With the case have learned them:On the sd OF
May last Rochester he was invited by the govern
ment ocals Of the Twenty district TO deiray his
out q license. The petition was presented to him
by William II. Rogers, one Of the United States
reGOesns him to take out a.si@%s
the profession OF juggler but offered to take out IL
Cense spiritual medium, which Rogers declined TO
give him. insisting that he must take out license as
iuggler This Colchester emphaticay refused 10 do,
upon which refusal warrant OF arrest wss procured ana
npon such warrant Colchester was taken before .h'eo
bail In the Of 81 500 for bis appearance at the next
Of the United States Court 70 be held at Csnands
preferred against him for practising as Jug
gler without o license. At Canandagua the
Indictment was put over to he tried at term q the
United States Court to be held ii Buffalo next Tuesday.
We understand Mr. Colchester claims the right TO hold
communication with spirits WITHOUT 'stamps or license,
and does propose 10 permit even the United states
government 70 interfere with what he claims his right
and religion Mr. Colchester says that he has Travelled
through Europe and his return spent i've months IN
washington last winter where be visited by all the
heads Of the departments, and 10 surprised to Know
that has been left 70 Al assistant assessor OF hoches
ter 70 designate for his religion - he claims the
constitution VI the State OF New York delegates 20 every
person be hight 10 the free exercise and enjoyment OF
s shs rpSs ~ auv expense understand hs.
large number or Witnesses have ben and are TO be sub
ppsed on the part OF the defence among them no less
personsges than Governor General McDanes Of Yer
Howard, Of Michigan; the senators Lane, Colonel
John w. Torney. Of Washington, and many o,he!
prominent citizsns All the most noted jugslers and
magcans OF the day TO appear ~ witnesses on sne
part Of the and endeavor 70 prove that he
IL no more than jugge This case bids fair 70
be one fths interesting tried 10 our State FOR many
years The will BE- tried the part Of the govern
ment by United States District Attorney Dart and Assist
ant District Attorney Toppin The case will be defended
by josiah Cook, Eco, Of this CITY,
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Tor the Tenth district

This Is large increase on the assessment for 1884,
which amounted to only go, 652 40
During the year 1854 the receipts Of the Chicago news
papers from advertisements Tribune,
$l9o, s4Ai Times, $76596; Journal, $oS,o5o; P0&
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-14

In Galla county, 264 persons have made incomefe-
turns for 1854 The population Of the county in 1850
70 ols so that one person eighty -four reurns an
income In Hamilton county TO twenty three makes
return The heaviest income In Galia Is 81, $3.50, and
there sixty three incomes Of thousand dollars and
upWards
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Wisconsin.

In Milwaukee county 1928 persons have made income
returns for 1864 The population in 1850 was 81 blS
giving return to thirty -four inhabitants The largest
incomes Of Milwaukee, City are:-ohn Psnknton
SEQ 657 Ferd voge $50 077 O. Pusler $50 1852; David
Hills IT., $40, 1Oe; +. B. Miles, $40, 600; W. ~ Sin
clair, 9s4. 1885, n. Engelman, $sose5, and g. y Hiey,
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s0UrHERs ADVERTISEMENTS

CoprHERy LAND AGENCY NO. RECTOR
- stfeet sale desirable Residence, In The
city OF Columbia South Carolina consisting Of acre
lot on winch located brick house with
rooms Office carriage house aud stable, kitchen and ser
want houses aud other utbudngs; Due well 81 ~.
All the buiidugs are entirely new The lot highly
proved decorated with the finest OF towers aud shrub
ply 10 aa GEORGE CHAPMAN. No. Rector street
Also for sale desirable Residence In the city Of Column
b South Carolina The house has rooms with ell modern
lately papered and painted throughout moot
OF the newly carpeed also furnished throughout
There large carriage house and stable for eight horses
kcheo and servans house orehouse and other
QUITO ldngs On the premises mostly and otherwise In
good REPAIR The lot flower and vegetable gnrden
fountAin and n well Of good water.
Loans negotiated on All eoliaterais. Apply 70
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MiacellAne0ua.

Mr.. seeley, OF Codwa,er, Michigan, has cansed the
wealthy men in Detroit be greatly Disguised He re-
turns income from petroleum OF $500 000 which Is
very much larger than any in the city.
The income Of Edwin Forrest las: year was $40 7s4
that OF John A. Dun, OF the Olympic Theatre $22700
Of J. H.. Mcvcker, Of Chicago, $1A, oil.
The income tax for the second district OF Vermont
foos up SOL 667 that Of last year Of
more than $50 000
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o. nnA ACRES OF LUMBER. COTTON AND TUR-
O.OOO penune Lands In Georgia Tor SALE web located
10 health, society ana railroads Maps be seen ana
fnfor nation Obtained adore ssng JONES LEEkE with
stamp until Saturday at Girard Hotel Chambers street,
room l49; after~ardsat Thomasvilie. ga
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The heaviest incomes in Concord are those Of DAME
and Benz f. Holden, Of West Concord, each ia, 4i0
Robert II. Corning reports $3,S7s; Robert L. Pecker
S. 100; Onslow Stearus, %, 625.
In Fisherve, H. h. Brown, $ll,32 and John 5
Brown, SIC, l64
Iu the town Of Pembroke, Moody Kent returns
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.os yza Goa I'm o yi4ld5 noi ,saisb
Aanms5g
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dollars But besides this claim the statute provides
for fraudulent In addition to all this
the dstiller IL subject 70 inc and imprisonment ana
forfeiture Of all h property engaged IN the Susness
featured by him. in vhosever hands will be seen by
the statute which says that he sha forfeit all liquors
and spirits made by and forthim stills boiler and other
vessels used by him in distlatlon" The fine ~ $500
aud the imprisonment is not TO exceed one year
fine Of 81 900 alec imposed for each fraudulent re-
turn half Of each ne 20 the nformer Thus In this
case Mr. Dorsheimer claims, and 10 undoubtedly emil
tied TO- half the zines and when the forfeited property s
sold ne entitled half the proceeds OF the sale He
Is fair Of all the officers interested In
these cases. and their rights should be sustained by the
government, " means TO enforce the revenue tax
These officers have encountered great deal OF obloquy
and abuse and II, when the time comes for paying
them for their services, according to act OF Con-
the and de ,srs , nG% oom yS
with the volaors Of the law, II may expect that they In
turn will violate the law themselves-at least the evil
inclined among them will do So for by and bye in such
cases OF violation the spugger turn around and say
70 the officer 1.-THE government will never pay you any
thing In this case settled former one by compro.
mise With such law. Suppose you and ] compromise
this will do better by you than did such law" No;
the government must justice done ib officers II
expects 70 have justice done itselI oy them
basis:--Payment on @164 900 taxes actually assessed,
and s25 600 costs and expenses On payment Of this
sum the property viii be delivered up.
ovrIoERs NOW QUITE vIeILANr.
From the time that the Dubuque and 81 Louis seizures
commenced 70 the present the officers have been ex
tremey vigians and the smugglers are being followed
Sp :sssD s:.s sn:% sSoash .crd
rsk the consequent loss by seizure and conhscator
| which follow upon the discovery OF frauds. 90 j.
sErxuREs IN PERU. -. Al.
IN this place Luke and Marx Delaney rae distnery
and were charged by Information With defrauding m
revenue. IN her case was charged that tney were
habit q carrying the mines down r. the . .C :: river .on
some mies below the city There they would resn,I
J them " " pp bosi 70 cbssso. tkSs ea&v VI
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Tax on licences OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6.072 "
Grand total revenue tax. .osl OF
Illinois.
the amount Of internal revenue for the Tenth dissnct
Countries = Assssme~l: COuntiss As:ss:mnt,
Morgan. 90, 2s 20 Bond. o.
ssss as Is cSss'sn s
Galhoun $3.50. sosi % Shelby. lasss 90
S:sssp,a;...:. s Sal Is Total SIN s9s :
This large increase on sSs assessment Tor 1863
During the year 1884 the receipts Of the Chicago news
papers from advertisements we're as follows-Tritune,
slse, ga; Tines $7s,59e; Jownas, sos,0so; Pot
r.s .f.f.n Ohio. .lcl ...
In oalla county, 2s4 persons have made income e
was ~ olS that person TO eighty -four returns an
income In Hamilton county one to twenty three makes
return The heaviest income In Gailia Is ~, 800 and
there sixty three incomes Of thousand dollars and
upwards.
,t.-r. Wisconsin. am
In Milwaukee county 1928 persons have made income
70, s The IN TSs
incomes Of Milwaukee City are:-John Phnkinton,
Alexander y Michel Lester sss se psS
Hills j., $50, 1oe; +. B. Miies $40 600; W. NJ: Sin.
clair .sa4lSs; ~ Enssman, ssoSsS' and G. Hl'y'
aew York. II
IL o'Ss Msyc
Adriance, SAL 4s7, and Edward Bech $50, sos ,; 0.
Whi.shOass h:, the largest income $685. A v...sT
J $13O63 Besides there in that city two hundred
aud thirty seven persons who have incomes ranging
The amount Of internal revenue collected the Albany
district for lss45 s S7s2ss a. being an increase over
1894 Of $5o2,6ll 81.
Rhode IsIanS.
me wusteru district contains some people VINO are
fori nh wall on n
follows:-Job g. seere and VIM Tnkham, Of Burrill.
ylle $50 1873 each; VIM Davis, ses, s22 ana Amass
Spraaue, $62 0S&-b0tb Of Cranston Cyrus Harris ana
spsssasy Rowland HAZARD Of south knsssexs
s ss5eoos' , q %esy ' ss
Brown Of tho same town. $50 226; Jesse Moss, Of tie
r came town, $67,S95.
The following arc among the incomes reported -
Rufus l. Baker. sls 700 ssy:es. .sl5 600
VIM Chandler. 25,4ss samson Almy...... 80 s!e
siGs. Is ssl.l;y W% a Aas
Gs19OS S;.,. MS0o S tate "...''''.'.' s'"s
The seven largest individual incomes 10 Mehden for
1854 amount TO $2sl76 do in Midd!eown $3.50 1853;
do IN New Britain SOL sel do 10 wsi I DAN M
$50 $50 do in southington, S4i,Si2; do In Cheshire
In Bridgeport Mary Bishop has income Of ST. 1919,
and VIM. D. Bishop oos Of SIS, $50.
| New Ha m pshlre.
The heaviest incomes In Concord those Of Daniel
and Benz +. Holden, of West Concord, each $ls, 40
Robert H. Corning reports $3,S7S Robert Z. Pecker,
| LOO; Onsow Siearns, %, 625.
In Fisherville, H. H. Brown, $ll,a25, and John 8.
| Brown, $l0,l
Iu the town Of Pembroke, Moody Kent returns $lSis
| Miscellaneous.
Mr. Seeley, OF Coldwater, Michigan, has cansed the
wealthy In Detroit 10 be greatly disgusted He re-
turns income from petroleum OF $3.50 900, which Is
| very much larger than any in the city
The income Of Edwin Forrest las: year was $40 7s4;
that Of John A. Dun OF the Olympic Theatre, $22 700,
| Of J. H.. Mcvicker, Of Chicago, $1A, 5l1.
Tho income for the second district OF Vermont
foots up SOL $751; that Of last year OF
| more than $50, 900.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-11

REPLr ZION AT THE DoG-PoUND.-It Is
a rem ark able fact, that, though every dog
Is entitled TO his day, the days to which the
dogs are not entitled, should be the Dog
Days.
Ii may be all we'll to plunge a dog who
is afraid of water into a cistern-he secs
his mistske-but he sees 1t too late.
If, according to the Homeopathic theory
Hop-Poultice will cure the Jumping Tooth
ache, should not Tlncture of Bark be exhib.
tied for Hydrophobia1 Cur nom
According to the returns, ten dogs In
a hundred have been drowned, and there
fore were not born to be hanged. Car
proud man, with all his boosted superiori
ty, say as much Tor his two-legged race
This is supposed to be cynical.
lfrowdies are locked up by the polio
for exhibiting their CT oler, why shout,
dogs be drowned Tor not doing the sam
thing7
Does a dog, when he lie going In tn
cistern, feel any rem arkable symptoms of
Flea in his Earl
Has a dog who, all his life, has delighted
to bark and to bite, any rightto complain
If he Is cut of by a snap Judgment
Which would be the best for society,"
TO drown the dog who is brought, or the
boy who brings hint