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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-27
EARrnouakr SunCU

TIegroIhsd Erciusireiy to The Erening Star.
NEW YORK. Oct. l7-Farmers in Duchess
county report that they felt an earthquake re-
Gently.
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ADMIRAL FARRAGUT has so far improved as
to be able to sit up. He hopes to be out next
week.
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TIE WORST JOKE Of the season-that Hon
Themss Ewing is rem Erfng his health.
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Mr.. W. o. SKLLMAN was yesterday nonina.
ted to represent Montgomery county IN the
Maryland Senate.
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DEATH OF An EMRASSanOR

7efegrdphed Exclusively to The Erening Star
LONDON, Oct 27.-Jean de Francisco Martin,
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipo-
terdaY. -
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~Ths widow Van Uott is preaching in
Rev. J. N. MATT church as Boston with great
success. e+Hs1l %
~The colored citizens Of San Francisco
want their public schooling TO come after dark.
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PERFECT MANHOOD.

IbSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN on the eyfIs a
5Eb 5EbF-kNERvATION,w with certain heip for Ia q
erIing and unfortunate. Sent in sealed letter en-.
velopes, free Of charge. Address HOWARD As.
ISOLATION, Box p, Philadslph phia Pa oe2s eos m
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GRN. GEO. H. THOMAS arrived IN Omaha
from the East, en- route for the Pacific coast
Monday. 30
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GEN BELKNAP, the nSx Secretary OF War.
left Keok uk yesterday for this city.
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ALL QUIET IN PARIS.

7ele9rdphed Ezcfusirety to The Erentng Star.
PARIS, Oct. 27.-The city is tranquil No
disturbances whatever have occurred The
Emperor attended the rheater Francois last
evening.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RBvINUI.-The receipts To-day
from this source were s3i3.73s %.
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LOUISE F.. SHAv, Of New YORK city has, se.
Snied q Upited States pstsnt for ..imitatien
hair for ladies' head dresses" Her claim is -
follows. claim the head. .dfese, prepared
from twisted glazed thread, treated With Glyee.
riAe' substantially as described. > ,ss5l,-'
srfAtIHs HAIH.4Jchn r. Smith was sr.
shop q Lii. Echler OF 500 worm 81 6s1sn
hAH. He coutossou the Get, and said he had
sold NE psoyeSty IN NsW Yoff for $50. 4
IA Sohersst Oomty, Pa, couple reoent1y
celse0se4 their s'glass wedding"
@Paris favors Egyptian jewelry this SEA.
son-coral sphynx hsads sst with diamonds.
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Government Secuv,tiex

WASHINGTON, October %, l-69.-Jay Cooke &
Co, furnish the following quotations OF Gov
erumenI securities
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THE OFFICIAL ORDER in the case OF Frank
Munroe, of the Marine Corps, who was tried
before naval court martial at Pensacola, Fla,
was promulgated to-day by Secretary Robson,
and is the same as mentioned in The SrAR of
MOuday,
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NEW YORK BRs GONG HONE TO VoTE.-
About fifty employees in the Government
Printing Office, residents OF New iork, have
received permission to visit their homes to vote
al the approaching election in that State.
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PERsoNAL.-Gov. Geary, Of Pennsylvania
Gov. Randolph, of New Jersey; Senator Pome.
roy, Of Kansas, and Representative Niblack, of
lndIana, are In town. Hon. Thos Ewing
is now fully restored to health. .-..Hon. g. q.
Wasnburn, Of Wisconsin, is at the Ebbitt.
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THE COMMITTEE appointed by the late Com.
mercial Con nvention at Louisville, KY, to pre-.
sent the resolutions adopted by that body to
the President, will arrive here on Monday, to
perform that duty.
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CoNsCIEHCE MoNEY.-The total amount of
money received by the Treasury Department
mp to date, and credited to the conscience fund,
is Sll3,s9l 81. Gen. Spinner will recommend
that this amount be credited to the general
sinking fund.
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SECOND MAsQUERADE AND CIVIC HOP
BaorHERLY ooNoLGSvvE No. s.s.Pk..
ODD FELLows' HALL. HAvY YARD. y
THANKeGIvING 1VE, Nov. II, 1869.
Tiehets, 81; admitting gentleman and ladies'
Prof. John IspHta-- Ballet Master
Costumes may be procured ct Lawson's, 9Th st.
east. OPP Marine BARRACKS gate. ocs5 ST.
AsQ UERADE OOSTUMES
LADIES, GENTS AND CHILDREN.
At HARRY OONEhUE'S,
ASe 10Th street.
oc ~ eo3m fourth door south of Penns. ave.
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INCREASE OF CONVERSATION FOR CLERKS
General Spinner, IN his forthcoming report
will strongly recommend an increase Of com
pensation for Department clerks, it is said He
also takes strong grounds IN IA vor Of the cIassi.
fication Of female clerks, large number OF
whom he has employed in his bureau. He
says that there is a certain class OF work in
his Office in which the women clerks far excel
the men, and fayors paying them as much as
the men,
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DTbe eolored people OF Savanpah Geor~,.
nave pledged thefr support to the conssryasys
dckef. -I .t- =
~New fashioned earrings are nads of no
ma man so'1 % ess birds cages hoops
a0n arumersd Dat Jsff. DAVIS N 10 b,c.-.
rTeseosnt Of . Me inssrance conos.v %
MempAas, ma tomacds at Hsrnanio H,sS
~! ck4PSlA the boy nupdersr, Who snc.
SsnssS =. y 49, - Asoes I've yses ego. via b
colored justiss Of u pssce in J.S.,r.a,
county. Florida, named PemhrokeA 49,.
So mr ue reasonable suin Olive do1s.'
.model wedding s shortlv 70 60
~ = Sseto town, the announcsnent I'm an
N'S'-No casos' no cake. no eompanr,. "a
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GEE. MCMAHON, late United States Minister
70 Paraguay, who is now in Washington
thinks the present position Of Lopez is stronger
than heretofore, and that the announcement by
the allies OF the war being ended was simply
a prete xt for Withdrawing the invading troops.
The course Of General McMahon has been an.
proved by our Government.
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THE CAPITAL CONVENTION at St. Louis is
regarded as capital subject for capital Jokes
by all the itemizers. A Chicago paper remarks
that, "It is true that the town (St. Louis) needs
capital. bss n WIN ss~s- sst ny nasHsne
speeches and drinking toasts." Another wit
thinks that its removal would be capital pun.
ishment for St. Louis.
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SMALL ARMS FOB TIE Army AND NAVY
The board OF officers assembled in ST. Louis for
the revision Of tactics, ana OF which MAJOR
General Schof1eld is president, will, in addi-
ton TO the duties assigned, alo examine and
report on the best small arms and accoutre.
ment for the use Of the army Of the United
States. The board will act in conjunction
with board Of naval officers, and endea yor,
If possible, to adopt small arms OF q pattern
and calIbre suitable to both branches Of the
service, with common ammunition and parts
interchangeable. The final report Is expected
ON May 1, 1870.
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JAMES X. HOOD died in Chattanooga last
week, Of consumption. He formerly edited tue
Chattanooga Gazette, and for one term was a
member OF the Tennessee House. Mr.. Hood
was at one time connected with the Chronicle of
this city, and was a writer OF considerable
ability.
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PIC.NICs. EXCURSIONS, &c.

E0B AouHF vH1NoH.
=! .ssH ss 4 s FAa.. 49,
81: !. sS;39iis' S:i;Ssi :$:. ~. 1..,
lone. We ,rsturninG 70 the city at4 ,. n.
ssis 70 Mount W.. rs4 ESsssSf1 Sl SI;S s,,.
auN.n .r..--.1 once: Willardr Hotel.
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THB PACIFIC RAILROAD.-The commission
appointed by President Grant to examine and
report on the construction Of the Pacific rail.
road will submit their report to the Secretary
OF the Interior about Friday next. 1t is said
that the report will be quite favorable to the
road,
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SRIZURIs OF DIsTILLERIRs.-Informa
has beer received at the Internal Revenue OF.
flee from the Collector of the 9th district of
Pennsylvania Of the SEIZURE Of Everly 4
South's distillery, valued at S5O,e0O.
The Collector OF the I'd Virginia reports the
seizure CT j. +. Wooldridge's tobacco factory
and the Collector of the I'd Virgin ia reports the
seizure of two Illicit stills in mis- district
Detective Brooks, of Pennsylvania, reports
the seizure OF the distillery OF Jonas Il. Goods
and the rectifying house of 5. b. Hartman &
Co., at Lancaster, Pennsylvania, for frauds.
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VIRGINIA ToBAcco-SupervIsor Presbury
cf. Virginia, reports TO the Revenue Once tn a
the collection of tax on tobacco in that Stats
tor the seven months ending September 3rh
was s2,19i,3J3.09, against S225.6l46 81 for the
same period of last year; the increase this yea
being 81 1868, ,73.3S. He estimates that the in
crease Of revenue from tobacco In Virginia and
West Virginia for the year commencing March
1853, and ending March, 1s7O, Will be at leas
three millions OF dollars greater than for ths
previous year..
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-09-08

ADVICE TO GIRIs.-I hcv alv us scd, give n
woman choice of three men for II husband,
aud the chance IL she will manage to lose nll
three ov them.
Everybody luvs tew drive four-in-hand bet
ter than they do n single hOss.
II you hav got three bonuS, thank tho Lord
for his goodness, and freeze fnst to one ov
them to onst
The more you look like pcrfeckshun the
more blemishcs you will cum ncrost, and the
more suckers you get into your net the more
you will banker for, and tho more danger
there is ov the net busting and letting tho fish
awl leak out.
kant tell you which one ov the three fcl.
lows you had better snare; but my advice IL,
tow take tho one you find yourself most
anxious tow plcsc, and to keep on doing so
after you arc one flesh, and if you ain't a
happy pair, your husband is simply mean
kuss.-,JoSh Billings.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-09-08

How jolly SENATOR BATHED DIsrIS-
GUIsHED LADY.--A Long Branch correspond
ent relates the following:
I'VE saw several hundred ladies and gem
tlemen bathing together at the same time and
seeing the bathers handling the round, plump
and Nenus-formed girls We became excited.
Many amusing incidents occur in these de-
lighuul bathing operations. We will relate
one: Senator Murphy, who is fine looking
JoviGl, whole-souled fellow, went down to
battle. and while in the costume Of the bath
els was addressed by = lady OF distinction.
who had come down alone 10 battle: "You
can come and batho with me- The Senator
jumped at the opportunity, and taking the
fair lady by the hand, led her into the water,
protected her from the under currents and
sometimes dangerous waves, at the same time
listening to her joyous ordinations, such as.
"Oh, delightful!" at is deliciousl" etc. Az
ter getting through with bathing and paying
the Senator the fifty cents, which is the regu-
lar price charged by the bathing men," one
of whom she supposed the Senator was, she
said to him: well, sir / wish you TO bathe
me every day at eleven o'clock. What name
shall l call when want your" Tom, mad
am; l will wait on you with pleasure" Soon
afterward the lndy met the Senator in the par
lor. She saw her mistake, and blushingly
left the room. Tom Murphy, however, met
her at the breakfast table and removed her
embarrassment by saying, in his winning
way, I'm nobody but Tom, madam, and
hope you will call for Inc at eleven o'clock. "
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-09-08

How The BARBER DOES HIS WORK II CHfSA.
A fellow who has been shaved in China
says that the barber first strapped the razor
On his leg and then did the shaving without
any lather. The customer demonstrated, but
was told that the ather had a tendency 10
make the beard stifi and tough, and was
therefore never used 10y persons who had any
knowledge of the face and it5 npDcndages
After the beard was taken oif-.,nd it was
done III "A very short tme--thc barber took "a
long, sharp. nccde-shapcd spoon. and began
tn explore his customers ears. lie brought
out from the innumcrablc little Crcvicos bits
Of wax and dirt left there since his childhood.
The barber suddenly twisted his subject 5
neck one side III such manner that il cracked
Rs il the vcrtebrC had been disoCated.
Hold on!" shouted the party, alarmed for
the safety Of his neck. "All right, replied
tho tonsor. me no hurt you" and no con-
tinucd to jerk and twis: the neck until it was
as timber as a woman s old dish-rug. He then
fell To beating his back breast, arms and sides
with his fists. and puinmelcd the muscles till
they fairly glowcd with the beating they re-
ceived. He then dashed Il bucket of wuter
over the man, dried the skin with towels and
declared his work Was done. Price two
cents.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-09-08

A HINT FROM HNDosTAS.--ln British East
India the railway companies havO lately be.
gun to provide collins for the passengers they
kill or who die on tho trains The collins are
kept at tho stations along the lines of the Sow
eral roads, ready for use at II moments notice.
This procaution has been rendered necessary
on account Of the intense heat of tho climate,
which nccelerntos decomposition, and by the
frequency Of fatal accidents Erening Post.
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Letter from California.
Or BOARD STEAMER CAPITAL.
Seuteunber = 1859

September 2, 1863.
EDfroRs ISDEPENDEST:-Since | left your
promising little city, have been very busy
visiting the surrounding county OF Sacrament
TO. Through the politeness of Mr. Josiah
Johnson, the gentlemsnly Superintendent of
the Sacramento Valley Railroad and also the
Western Pacific Railroad. was enabled to
visit, first
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-09-08

The people of the United States arc plum.
dorcd OF twenty millions Of dollars year by
tho tariff on coal, and Of twenty-three mill.
lions of dollars by tho tariff on iron. Forty.
three millions Of dollars go thus from the
pockets of tho hard working classes into tho
pockets Of only these two classes Of monopo.
lists and tho Congressman who conspiro 10
pass tho laws which authorize tho plundoring.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-09-08

A New Jersey horse-thiof, convicted OF
stealing fifteen horses, has boen sentenced ton
years for each offonso. Unless tho prison at
mosphoro is peculiarly wholesome, ho may
do before serving ont his time.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-09-08

SPORTING VIRTUES. World thus de.
scribos tho virtues Of n sporting man: The
virtues of a sporting man have boon defined
10 bo: 10 brag little; 10 show WE'LL 10 crow
gently, if in luck; to pay up, to own up, and
70 shut up, II beaten"
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-09-08

Milwaukee claims 10000 people, 81 vhch
II H. paid 81. .ao9 drink lager beer.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-09-08
J.R. CooIt,
BRlCkLAYER AND CONTRACTOR,

w V;ults ipi etvtrs FIRST tCALiIY OF
BPIcH eont'iu'i- 20 hsni. ry .sid. hsHs 70 IL
below town. III
The Shasta courier., 1869-03-20
PROBATE NOTICE.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF
- Shasta--In the matter Of the Estate Of DA-
vID FRANK, deceased. In the Probate Court
Order of publication of time appointed for probate
Of will, &c.
On reading and fling the petition Of James NJ.
Frank, praying for admission to probate of docu-
ment filed therein, purporting to be the last will
and testament of said deceased, aud the issuance
of letters testamentary to the said petitioner it is
by the Court ordered, that Monday, the 22d day
of March, A. D. 1869, at o'clock P. NJ of said
day be appointed for hearing said application and
that notice be given to all persons interested in
said estate to be and appear at that time in the
Probate Court Room, in the town Of Shasta, county
Of Shasta, and show cause, if any they have, why
said document should not be admitted to probate as
the last will and testament of said deceased, and
why letters testamentary should not be issued to
said James NJ. Frank, by publication thereof once
. week for three weeks previous to said 22d day
of March, in the SHASTA COURIER, a newspaper
printed and published in the county Of Shasta.
1t is further ordered, that subpenas issue to the
subscribing witnesses to said document, and that
citations be issued and served upon the heirs Of the
testator residing in Shasta county to appear and
contest the probate Of said will at the time sp-
pointed a. aforesaid.
Dated February eth, 1859, ~tF
At Shasta, California.
O. c. BUSH, County Judge,
mo And sz-ofkeis Judgs Of the Probate ceaxt.
The Shasta courier., 1869-03-20

Many the writer s lines and invalid physician while visiting the
Island Of St. cz for their health experienced and witnessed surprising and
beneficial effects the Rum there produced the nvads who ke
oulves seeking health inquiry and Investigation obtained full history
Of its medicinal virtues He delighted and surprised and after his
which determined possible procure the sole right manufacture
and sell it in the United States.
The result Of his rs glorious himself and suffering humanity
for the celebrated PLAN
gATlN BITTERs being article Of real founded and
relying wholly the vegetable world for its medicinal effects worked rapid revu-
ton in the history medicine and household word all the civilized
world The cabaEsG Tla6o anan health and the demand for
the PLANTATION BlTTERS exceeded the abilities supply
Notwithstanding the large importation Of st. cz expressly for the
pounding these BHers the quantity therefore
that arrangements extensive abroad should and
was dispatched to st. Thomas for that He fortunate securing and
leasing plantations productive
island Houses stills and erected utterly
i the natives The services
cured and the prapo the PLANTATION BTERS position
tosupp their laboratory with all the perfectly st. croz
turing vsoaAToR represents
the natives crushing the and for the stills
andote Intermittent Maious
other kindred diseases PLANTATION
history the world Over five million bottles disposed annually
adapted to old and male and female They agreeable always
ebeneHc
The Shasta courier., 1869-03-20
SHASTA COURIER.
Muscle In congress.

When John Morrissey was eiecteo "
tho House of Representatives ofthe present
Congress, the press and the people am u'ea -
themselves with humorous specu,a'lons a'
10 the effect which the distinguished PiiAo
FIGHTER would have on the deliberations oi
The House by virtue of his physical
s,renoth On the afternoon OF the Atm OF
March 1s67-the first day of the Fortleth
Copgress-the boys about the streets OF
Washington amused the public by clrcula-
ting a story that the distinguished pugillst
had brought stormy debate to a sudden
conclusion by walking up to Ben Butler,
and quietly limiting. with significant ges-
ture of his doubled fist, that he had better
dry up." The fact is, however that,
John proved himself to be singularly
quiet and inofensive member: and is not
known to have INDUCED in single
"round" on the floor of the House.
There is now sensation of similar
character in the Senate, arising from the
expected advent of the newly-elccted Sen
ator from Indiana, Hon. Daniel D. Pratt
He is one of the largest men in the coun-
try, and is a verita5le " son of Anak." 1t
is anticipated that " in case ola scrimmage
in the Senate he will be able to take the
ebstreperous in hand and compel them to
behave themselves" That Mr.. Pratt will
be likely to perform such service in the
Senate is anticipated by reason of an ac-
count given by Western paper of his sue
cess in restoring quiet at the National Con-
vention in Chicago, by which Mr.. Lincoln
was nominated for the Presidency. Ac-
cording to the narrative of that journal, a
great uproar had set in among the members
of the Convention, and "the presiding
officer and his deputies sat helpless and
hopeless in their seats, gazing despairlngly
on the wild crowd below them. Some one
bethought him Of a man who Immediately
brought order out of confusion. He was
a mighty man to look upon, large-limbed
and leather-luuged He strobe across the
platform suggesting Anak and his giant
sons. His voice was like the snort of a
locomotive behind time, and it rang out
clear and loud over all the din; compelling
attention and silence by the suggestion
that the owner of that voice meant to be
heard, and that he was after AL only whis-
pering. So easy was the effort with which
he trumpeted that Babel into attention,
that it was evident if that man should
become really excited and speak out with
the full force of his monster lungs, some
thing would crack. 1t would have been
awful to have that wigwam fly to pieces
and its acres of roof come down on the
acres of men beneath it."
1t need not be anticipated, however, that
Mr.. Pratt will be disposed to render him
self distinguished by the exertion of his
physical powers in the Senate. He is not
a" lighting character" but is an exceed
ingly digni6ed gentleman, and an exem-
plary member of the Presbyterian Church
Auburn ". " Morning Ne,os.
The Shasta courier., 1869-03-20
s EYES. EYES.
DR.. &. n. PARDEE,
OCCULIST AND AURIST
oCCULIsT AND AURIsT

A FTER protracted blindness of more than five
IN years, DR.. Pardee has made himself thoroughly
and scientifically acquainted with all diseases Of
the Eye, and is now practising with a success not
surpassed in the United States
All operations performed, such strabismus, or
cross eye Cateract by linear extraction Depression
or Absorption, Pterygium, feshy membrane
growing over the eye, Reduction Of Staphyloma, OF
bulging out of the eye, Artificial Pupil, Fistula
Lachrymalis, closing of the tear passage and all
deformities of the Lids, etc etc.
Artificial eyes inserted without the least pain,
and possessing all the movements and brillianey of
the real eye. A large assortment constantly on
hand for sale at reasonable prices. The Doctor :
Eye bath for the treatment and cure of all nervous
disorders is used all over this coast.
Thankful to those physicians who have sent him
cases for operations and hopes that his universal
success will warrant continuance of their conf
dencc His celebrity operator is co-extensiye
with his success as patients are presenting them
selves for treatment and operations from New York
and Boston almost monthly.
Many patients can be seen at the Doctors office
daily, in different stages Of recovery.
Office: 737 CLAY STREET, opposite the Plaza,
San Francisco my9
The Shasta courier., 1869-03-20

A MAN being lately on tramp to Can
ada. says that at certain farmhouse in
the backwoods, where he had occasion to
stop, the following rich scene took place
The family were about to partake of their
breakfast, % and sat down for that purpose
The old man, being lover of fsquirrels, and
that being the principal dish of the morn
ing's repast, had his particular piece laid
on the side of the dish next to him The
Ole man commenced saying grace, as fol
lows: "Oh, Lord, we thank Thee for the
blessing Thou hast set before us; do Thou
guide and direct us through life"-here
raising his eyes, he perceived his son Gid
con laying his hands on his choice piece o
squirrel, and then, in hurried manner
ended the grace" deliver us from evil
for the Lords sake-amen. By golly
Gid, that's my piece! hand it here p