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. :, COLUMBUS, O., THURSDAY NORM
/, An UnCorsuuateI .PIight. j

Ehe Dubuque Herald is responsible for
for the following humorous sketch of the
misfortunes Of IN Iowa clergyman: ).
- Thursday last, among the goods express
ed from the West by the D. s. S. r.. r.,
were q nnumber of baskets of hen fruit
Two or three stations this side of that at
which they we're placed, upon the car, an
ex-minister of huge proportions stepped
into the express car. to speak with the mes
senger. The eggs were in the west end OF
the car, and our clerical friend accidentally
took his position in front of them, with his
back towards the eggs. While the twain
were conversiug, the train Suddenly started
forward. The reverend gentleman was
taken unawares by the unexpected jerk
basket of eggs just in his rear. The result
of this ministerial on set-if we may so
term it-baffies all description. OF course
the contents OF the basket came to an un-
lucky end. r.-.-... .-.-..-.. -...........
Ike Partington once set ahenonfifty-two
eggs, just to see her spread herself here
was man not used to the business who had
fully accomplished the same result, az any
one could see.o But though backward in
getting into that undignified osition, hep
was by no means backward in getting out
He erected himself and examined himself
Any member of his church, If present
would have recognized in him not only a
faithful fellow laborer, but an earnest yolk
fellow: For minute he stood motionless,
except as he with spread and tremulous
fingers in an undecided and uncertain way
waved his hands with the air of man who
had been egged on to desperation. He
certainly presented ludicrous aspect. AS
the precious ointment ran down Aaron's
beard, SO the albuminous unguent ran
down the preachers trowsers legs, spread
about his feet. The express messenger
took the stove hearth and did what he
could towards cleaning his friend offs
novel way of scraping an acquaintance.
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Egypt Pt-unteresting Discovery of
b ---.----- Ancient Treasure. 775rH

The N1o Alexandria observes aEvery
one is talking for the last lew days about a
treasure found in the Province of Fayoam.
The story goes that an old resident of the
Province waited lately in a mysterious
manner upon His Highness, and asked per-
mission to make search for the garden of
an ancient Coptic convent, now abandoned,
with the view of discovering treasure
which old manuscripts described as being
buried in a certain spot. The Vieeroy
granted the necessary permission, allowing
the applicant TO retain a third of what he
might discover. The researches COM
menced, and are said to have speedily
brought to light a treasure consisting part
ly of ingots and partly, of very ancient
gold pieces rather larger than Napoleons,
Of total value represented as about fifty
millions of francs. The discovery having
been telegraphed to Ras-el-Tin. the Vice
roy left to investigate the matter in per-
son. Can it be the cash-box of Amenopo :
lis XXXVII, which that monarch lost on
a journey, according to Inscriptions on the
obelisk of Luxor ?o -sa2. --..1 '...r,or-fT E--
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How Did He Find it out:

A traveller once arrived at village inn
after hard days travel, and, being very
tired, requested room to sleep in; but
the landlord said they were entirely full
and that it was impossible to accommodate
that his wife had to sleep on the sofa and
himself on the floor, but would see what
his wife could do for him. The good wo-
man, on being applied to, said there was
room which he might occupy, pro-
vided he would agree to the condi-
tions, viz: to enter the room late
in the morning, to-, prevent scandal, as
the room was occupied by lady. This ne
agreed to do. About two O'clock in the
morning an awful noise was heard in the
house, and our friend, the traveller, was
tumbling heels over head down stairs.
The landlord, upon arriving at the spot
inquired what the matter was. The trav-
calculated as soon as he was able to speak:
i"Oh, Lord !-that woman Is dead - u
:" L know that" replied the landlord,
"but how, did you find it out5 " .-s.. ....
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Letter from Hon. William MAR.
vim, sProvisIonaI Governor of
nElOrlda.co- L. .-al.-.------c - ---------

- - -
.<,..--,>. =, !. :, ! : :.
4 ne y dcHSon lmlss.l Ctdrton puoilsnes the
IoioM lnS = iscoeII iIonn eA-Gote.hor MAT
xin, sI oni'eo oIases Sena'or eiec1 trom rior-
iu@' hih' - 'f3.E3 ''tia - ~ . 'In''ls
s'.E -es lFoSifi eh3 MAY !, 1857. q
it My DEAR SIR :4Before this reaches YOU.
YOU will doubtless have been informed that
on yesterday the Supreme Court dismissed
the bill for an Injunction, presented by the
State OF Georgia, to enjoin the Secretary of
War and Gen, Pope against the execution
of the Military Reconstruction acts of
Congress, on the ground that the Court
had no original jurisdiction of the case.
The opinion of the Court was reserved to be
delivered hereafter, i. e., at the next Decem-
Der session. ~ .5u3i1 70 hci3t5e4 7f 81
DIT is obvious from the decision in the
Georgia case that the Supreme Court is not
gong TO interfere TO prevent the execution
OF tne acts OF congress, ana tnat IL remains
With the people 10 aecide Dy tnelr votes
wnether they Will nave a convention 20
make q new or. amend the oid Constitution
or not. convention or no convention VIII
be the joint question for the people to de-
eide. Ii it were certain That matters would
remain in their present. condition for any
considerable length of time, it might pos
sibly be better for the people of the State to
vote against a Convention, but it is hardly
probable that matters would remain very
long in their present condition. l do not
fear conf iscatlon, TOR scarcely anybody be-
sides Mr.. ThaGdeus Stevens talks OF contis-
cations; but some other measures may be
adopted by Congress quite as injurious to
our interests as confiscations, unless We re-,
construct under the existing acts of Con-
gress.5Icm IND ,y1a2 2Eoi - 'aa- 1'-a 'a1
Ihave been in Washington number of
days. and have had the opportunity to talk
with number fthe Judges of the Supreme
Court and other Intelligent gentlemen, and
the general wish seems to be that the South
should reconstruct and get herself repre-
sented in Congress as soon as possible 1t
is said that such is also the desire of the
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a The NarionaIDehG.l On

Weare pleased to observe that the DEM
ocratic papers are advocating the policy OF
the Government rimrned iafeiy paving off
the National debt by issuing greenbacks
and taking up the bonds. thereby, stopping
be done at once, Let us kill the bond vam-
pire which is sucking the blood of the ma
ton. Let us stop this heavy system of tax
alton Of the people. to suppots the bond
aristocfats. DehsocTdtic Messenger. 49,
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ARother IS a-Serpent'' Sensation
"a Hideous Monster Discovered

~ En.N
- 800 -
- a 91,E OeOus Ae1e NiAonster M nster Discovere0
In Lake Ontario. sins7 g ti0O .Soi5s3
Z IErom the Oswego Palladium, June1ll
Give know that it. has been customary for
the manufacturers of the marvellous 20 re-
vive at intervals the story of the. .sea SER
pent.n which has gone the rounds of the
papers smany a time and off, and had
been laughed at by the public as ii should
have been. r In the face of this fact. we do
NOT hesitate TO nresent the followino state
ment7 which W.. beIieve tOihe triie iSS nvpry
Tjsfrticular. for we have IL on the testimony
nnfa;ghr I,ersons si,~ of whom, sow each TO-
him and herself ali that Is f.onfait,ed in the
statement.a and two Others. who. for reasons
given, saw only a, portion thereof, Ii we
were permitted to give the names of those
who make the, statement, no one at all ae-
quainted in Oswego would doubt it for q
moment The following is the statement !:
Last evening about ei chit O'Clock, party of
four ladies AID f,ur sgentlemen of this eityi
went out upon Lake Ontario for a ride in a
four cared row.boat. They went up the.
lake about two miles. 1t was still day
light when the party started. = The even
ing was pleasant with almost no
wind. and the; moo n; though not shining
very brightly, made objects plainly discern
able On the lake: There were number of
sail yesselsinl sight and also q few row.
opposite the hin upon which the Sheldon
residences stands, some three hundred feet
ffOmsthe shore, and about ten O'Clock, the
occupants of the boat, who were singing at
the time, heard a peculiar noise, which at.
tracted their attention. About two hun
dred feet ahead of them and within one
hundred feet of the shore, they saw what
they at first thought to be log floating in
the ewater. The peculiar noise was repeat
ed ana TINS tune le was apparent that it
caMeironh tne vlcinity OF the log. Inc
s.eefsman heaoeo ene ooaG Toward tne
.log,h As ne saiu.ior Ine purpose OF Iescu-
ihg ,tnec casea way ouil lros.I IN lmmeolaGe- a
tyslas I sne voass hesG Ms !uLneo 'ne par
" al saw . hos' hoirioio sishl' - -.a7 3fis
eThe form OF q huge snake was raised
Ietlg HIteen dees5 lnto sne .air' ana 9roughC
down INTO the wafer Inree or !9ur times In
quick sIecesslon, "A NOISE simnar IN nature
10 tnaC nearo previously, ouI gIeaGIy IN
crease. In power, was heard; the reptile
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THE LIFE OF ARADIcAL.4A Radical is
one who acts out his whole nature He is
never, therefore, what society would call a
perfect gentleman. Politeness demands OF
you that you swallow your hostess tea
without flinching, no matter if it scalds you
to your boots. s Dos .Hgil1ao he ,f7-
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>PECIALNOTICES.
PROOFS OF THE SUPERIOR QUALITY
'e--N'- -~" OF THE
AM ERICAN WATCH,
MADE AT
WALTHAM, MASS.

The American Watch Company, of Waltham,
Mass. respectfully submit that their Watches are
cheaper, more accurate. less complex, durable
better adapted for general use and easily kept
in order and repaired than any other Watches in
the market. They are shipper in structure, and
therefore stronger and less likely be Injured than
the majority of foreign Watches, which are COM
posed of fr 125 to 800 pieces. while in old Eng
lish Watch there are than 700 parts. How they
run under the hardest trial Watches can have, is
shown by the following letter: ~ Z
PENN. RAILROAD COMPANY. s
OFFICE OF THE GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT
ALTOONA, Pa, Is Dec, 1865.
Gentlemen: The Watches manufactured by you
have been in use this railroad for several years
by our ensinemen. to whom we furnish Watches as
hundred of them carried on our line, and we con-
slider them good and reliable time keepers. Indeed,
give us less trouble. and have worn and do wear
much longer without repairs than any Watches we
aware. we formerly trusted to those Of English man
ufacture. of acknowledged good reputation; but as
a class they never kept time as correctly, nor have
they done as good service, as yours -L ELI-l.r-
In these statements am sustained by my prede-
ces;or N Mr. Lewis WhGse experience extended oVera
''--'' u ''N'' EDWARD ii. WILLIAMS,
american Watch Co., WaIt6an1.
We make now five different grades of Watches,
named respectively as follows:
Appleton, Tracy Co., Waltbam, Mass
Waltham Watch Company, Waltham, Mass.
P. s. Bartlett, Waltham, Mass.
VIM. Ellery, T-. Boston, Mass.
Home Watch Company, Boston, Mass.
All of these, with the exception of the Home
Watch Company. are warranted by the American
Watch Company to be of the best material, on the
most approved principle. and topossess every requi-
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Especial Correspondence of the Baltimore (U. s.
Gazettel

Especial Correspondents of the Baltimore (U. ]
Gazette.l ..u..~
- NI4GARA,C w, Thursday, June 6, 1857.
Q have thought it would be gratifying To
many readers Of the Gazette to. know of tn
kind reception extendedin Canada to our
gallant and noble chief.
Immediately upon the arrival of Mr.
Davis at Montreal, Mr.. Mason, now resi-
dent in Niagara. aecompanpied by Colonel
&C. 3. Helm, Of Kentucky, late Consul of the
Confederate Saskatchewan, went to Mon
treal to visit him. After spending one OF
ito Niagara. The party came by steamboa,
up the st. Lawrence and crossed Lake On
tario. Along the route, wherever the boat
stop1Sl,s be was recpived in the most en-
thusiastic Manner There Is usually q de-
lay of two hours at Kingston, and on reach
ing there, net being aware that their move
ments had been photographed from point to
point the party went ashore for stroll,
but were so soon surrounded by crowd,
all pressing around the President with
cheers and eongratul ulations. each begging
to shake hands with him, that tnere was no
resource, left but to call Q acarriage and drive
hack to the boat, yet only to lind there a
larger crowd than they had left. Again on
board the boat, the Chief of Police of Kings
ton officiated in Introducing to Mr.. Davis
all who could, get near enough for that pur-
pose, while the boat remained at the wharf.
1t left amid heartfelt cheers. -r g tsnr7f
se When they arrived at Toronto there were
between six and seven thousand persons at
the wharf, IL WAS with difficulty that Mr..
Davis could reach the carriage that was
waiting fer him. Being detained for three
or four hours waiting for the boat for Nj
agara, he went to the residence of Colonel
Helm. where a handsome lunch had been
prepzretf.r and where AN the Confederates
In the CITY. besides large numbers of Cana
-iiaus. Maid their 1respeefs to him q ON his
lI;etrlri, tol the boat he was apain met bv an
equally large crowd. a LARGE party of Con-
federafes and Canadians s accom- nanvine him
to Niaoa "a. { A rrivinU there, nearlv the
whole nonuIafior, were at the wharf To
meet him. many doubtless inDelled by en-
5riosity to see one not only well known to
the world 4 from his high public posi-
tion. but whose cruel and brutal treatment
nv the enemy, after -he-feH- into their
Dower has made his name a household
word in nearly every hut. as we'll as every
palace. There was also a large proportion
who were anxious to eyiTIce their kind
sympathy for the fallen chief. At Niagara
he was the guest of Ar. Mason, and the
night after his arrival he was seranaded
by fine band belonging to the town, it
playing, among other airs, "Dixie" and
the .sBonnie Blue Flag" Mr.. Mason in
vited the members of the band into his
house to partake of some refreshment and
tobe presented to Mr. Davis, which they
Cordially accepted, all shaking hands with
him and heartily congratulating him upon
his presence once more on soil where the
laws enforce civil liberl ~. , sAnSearnest de-
sire being expressed to- see himF by a
large crOWQ OuCSlQe,- Wlen f" GOQ save
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~ -
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PROSPECTS EoR RutINESs.

The railroad connection between Omaha and the
East is now complete. and the earnings of the Union
Pacific the sections already finished for the rst
two weeks in May were $4,000. These sectional
earnings as the road progresses will much than
pay the interest on the CoDpany's bonds, and the
through business over the only line of railroad be-
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T.- s'ra.f $40 retiimmG1 a-f
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Price s1per Box, or Six Boxes for 8
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS

n perfect purgative we
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. rs we think. has ever yet
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. Their effects have abund-
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nunity how much they
. excel the other medicines
n use. They are pleasant
md safe to take, but pow
: ,rful to cure. Their pen
etra ing properties slim
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