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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-03-12
Letter from Chesapeake City.

CHESAPEAKE CITY, March Sth. 1870.
MIR. EDITOR AS promised to write
from my next stopping place, which
thought would be Port Terman-but that
place being full of . Virginias, Dinahs'
and "SneokS, Jr.'s," write from Chesa-
peake. where there is more enterprise and
a greater good doing.
The Good Templars are fleurshing ::
their Order, twelve months old, numbers
100 members; and last Monday evening"
the Rev Mr.. Miller. of Philadelphia, gave
public Temperance Lecture, which was
all that heart could wish: and Judging
from the large audience present, I'D King
Alcohol received the cold shoulder: bur
like all other evils, it has its friends. We
find at our own Legislature that ao bill can
pass that lody of Cepperhcads. which
Ionches their strongholtls called lummeyS
We have four in this town, all kept bl
gaod Democrats, and are sorry to say the
fifth will shortly be added. The proprietor
Of the house known as lIells Kitchen, -
in y-ur town. intends opening lager bee
hale here. We have nine in this District.
IL kept by Democrats. Temperance men
where are you, and all who are in favor OF
the Temperance cause? Shake off YOU
,hackles, and come out from amsng that
foul party, and be of good cheer, for the
time is near at hand when we shall have
men at the helm Of the State, whsn peti
tions shall he heard and felt 10y this rum
,ccursed State.
To c,nyince all who read this letter villa,
temperance is doing. the Justice OF the
Peace here, has not committed one to Jail,
Oh account of liquor, for more than year,
r. p.
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Proceedings Of the Orphans Court

/ Proceedings Gf the Orphans Court
The Orphans Court was in session on Tues
day and Wednesday of the present week
and transacted the folpwin. business:
Ordered that w. Lindsey and Ii. II.
Brady, fix an annual value on the Real Es-
tate of G. W. Bennett, decd, in Chesa-
peake City.
Bond Of W. J. Jones' Guardian of Joseph
George and Others passed. Bond of JAS.
S. Crawford, Adm, of James Crawford,
decd, passed. Bond of Reuben llaines,
Administrator of Samuel P. Steel, dec ID.
passed; BoId of JAS. II. Mccullough and
T. ". Mccullough, administrators Of Lucy
ii. Mccullough, decd, passed; Bond of
Thomas NJ. krausS, Executor Of Susanna
Krauss, decd, passed; Bona or Juliana
Scott, Administrative of Eliza Scott. deed
passed; Bond of w. ii. RecGer, Guardian
of w. c. and J. E. Recdcr, minors, passed;
Bond of Emma 4. Lansdon, AdniniStra-
trix of John A. Langdon, deed, passed.
List Of Sales of John Mearns, deceased.
approve d; Lit cf Sales O. Sarah Il. Egan
dee d., passed. List of debts, same, passed.
Inventory Of goods of Mary Davis, decd
examined and passed. Ordered, That W.
!. Chambers, Executor of Mary Davis, sell
at public OF private sale, all the goods con
tanned in the Inventory, except the stor,
and dwelling
Account Of W. T. Miller, Guardian OF
he minor children of w Reed doc acct
of ThoS. McNey, Guardian of James Il.
Reed; acct. of Rebecca 7. Brown, Execu
tIix Of Joseph Roman; acct. of BENZ. c.
Reynolds and Joseph T. Reynolds, Admin
istrators of Jacob Reynolds, dec d; acct. ei
Benz. c. Reynolds, Administrators of W.
;. Reynolds, decd; acct. of w. Knight.
Guardian of w. S. Potter: acct. of join
McCauley and Mary II. Bontell, Admins
traitors Of Ezekiel Bouldan, decd; acct. oi
J. p. Cantwell, Guardian of james Mat
ihcws; acct. of j. p. Cantwell, Administers
tor of Anios Matthews, deed, all passed.
Inventory of the goods of Eliza Scott.
passed. Ordered That the Administrator
of Eliza Scott, lie authorized to take at til,
appraisement such goods contained in tho
inventory. at their appraised value, us sill.
may want, and sell the balance at publ,
sale.
The Orphans Court will meet on Tues
day and Wednesday, March 22d and 23d.
for the accommodation Of persons attesG-
lug the Circuit Court.
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Deafness, BLINDNESS s. Catarrh.

J. lSAACS, NJ D., sos Arch Street. Philadelphia
Ocust and Aurist Professor in the Medical College 81
Pennsylvania of the Eye and Ear. Persons afflicted with
diseases OF the EYE. EAR, CATARRiI will lie sci.-
thcally treated and cured if durable lie has been per-
nnneny located in the city for years and makes the
above. specllitl.s in his practice. The Medical faculty
invited Is he has no secrets in his de of
GH-Artifcial eyes inserted without pain. No charges
IN ri" for examination.
Jan %, 1s6a-1y
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DIED.

McNEAL.-At Bell Hill, on the 4th Of
March, inst, MINNIE T., twin daughter
of Joseph ii. and Annie J. Nc Neal, aged
years and months.
Peaceful now thy slumbcrs are,
Free from every thought of care
Quick on earth thy race is run,
But sooner have thy joys begun.
He who said let children come,
Hath called thee to himself at home
Meet he saw that thou sheuldst he
Where all is peace and purity.
Then fond nature cease to weep
Ger this lovely cherub's sleep;
Those features set so heavenly fair.
Type of the robes she now doth wear
March It'll. Samuel Miller aged
81 years. late member Of Battery b., Md,
1t. Artillery.
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THE AMERICAN Stock JoURNAL.-Thi>
Journal is the highest authority in all that
pertains to Horses, Cattle, Sheep. Swine,
and Poultry. And for variety of inf rma
ton relating to live stock of every kind il,
has no superior anywhere. We wish ali
onr subscribers to send for a specimen.-
Adj lress n. p. B yer & Co., Publishers,
Parkesburg, Pa.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE FOLSOM IMPROVED FAMILY SEWING MA
CHINE. These machines make strong. durable and
elastic stitch will sew with every variety cotton
WOODEN. linen and silk goods .m finest To the coars
est and of any required thickness greater speed and
with less power and noise than any other machine
Agents wan-i i'll town. Liberal comnis sion al
lowed For tern and circular. address
A. :. II tNILroN.
Nc. 700 Chestnut Ct.
Fob 20 lS.C--iw rhadtiphis Pa Sole Agent
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Wide AWakc-N ZiGn.-Ford is fully up
with the time. as he always is. Prints, g.
cents; sugar, 10 cents. a full line of
gostls-new, pretty, and cheap.
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Proposals will be received for ulding a
Store House. on Main street. Elkton, GOx22
feet. Specifications and drawings can he
seen at my store. ID. E. BURTON.
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Drennen & Bro. have opened out at the
yellow Pests" in the Hollow, and will
pay specie on Monday.
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FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS

MRS NJ A. BINDER has Just arrived from Paris and
"'"h "'th the latest designs personally selected
the great st novelties; also the rry Trimmings
10 lac secured in Paris.
LACES. RIBBONS. vELvETS BRIDAL Wells FLOW
ERS- FINE iEWELRY. and TRIMMED PAPER
PATTERNS DRESS and CLOAK MAKING
Exclusive agent for Mrs. NJ Works celebrated systeu,
Tor cutting iaii's dresses. sarqurs. h,squ"s &c.
s. H. corner Of Elerenth aud Chestnut Streets
Sept Is ls6.-6m Par, .nr, PM,
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n Clergyman writing 10 friend says M,
'"H'G': rur"pr IN definitely postponed. | have d
''vrrtri the fountain at hetith Thu side of tn.
ktIantic Three huttl : of thu. Peruvian Syrup hav,
rescued M from til" f,ngS of til" iirnl Dy>prpsa.-
Dysprptics should drink from this fountain.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Bricks exchanged for Wood, at Kings
Brick Yard, West Elkton.
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Gold and Silvrr.-Selis & Bro. will re-
su ne specie pa, ment in GELD and Silver
this mo ming.
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Spe lie in small change will be received in
payment for all kinds of IIausekeepin.
Goods, Cloths, CaSsimercs and Groceries.
at the popular store of E. BROWN & Bro.
Elkton, Md.
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CHOICE SEED POTATOES.

Erly Rose. White Peach Blow AMI Monitor. Zach
ricty warranted pure For -a' by
$. ROWLAND CARSON,
Dealer in Seeds and A. ricultunl Implements,
Feb 10, lS1o-Iv Port Deposit, Nd.
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Tonight the Elkton Building Society
meets.
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THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF YORK. PA-This Company
is one of the best Mutual Companies in the
country. The business of the Company is
conducted in the most prompt and accurate
manner, and losses paid without litigation
or delay. Applications for insurance left
at The Wig office, forwarded, and the pol
icics procured, without further cost or
trouble to persons desiring to insure prop
erty in the Company.
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Death of an Old Cit zen.-John Miller.

Death Of an Old Cit zen.-JOhn Miller.
many years a citizen of this county, died
i'll Philadelphia, this week. aged about so
years, and his remains came down in the
cars, on Tuesday last, and were interred
the same day at Cherry Hill.
John Miller was formerly carrier of the
mail from Elkton to Lancaster, when it
was carried weekly on horse back. He was
an lrishman hy birth, was esteemed as an
honest man, and ardently attached to his
friends.
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MARRIED.

-JONES.-On the list inst,
by the Rev d. F. Ewell ROBERT III
Ri GI,TER and LAURA JONES, both of
this county.
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IS The " Wilmington city Sap" chal
leH@es the world to beat it, 1t is pure
harmless, beautiful and effective article
warrentcd to do ali claimed for it. The
whole country is beginning to appreciate,
its superiority. Moore & Bro, manufac-
turerS
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-03-12

The 4nseri,aa says the election in that
city, OH Wednesday last. resulted in the
atifiration of the act of the Legislature
md the ordinance of the City Council au-
rhorizins the city Of Baltimore to endorse
or guarantee the mortgage bonds of the
Western Maryland Railroad Company t"
tho amount of 81, 400. COO, and to provide a
sinking fund in connection Herewith Our
citizens have thus shown their opposition
to monopolists, and expressed themselves
in favor of the immediate construction of
another line of railroad to the coal regions
If Maryland There were but 6, 242 VOTES
east of which 1918 were in favor Of the
measure, and 2,030 against it. Every pre-
cinct of each of the twenty wards gave Il
majority for the ordinance. We hope that
the road will be built at once. and the PEG.
pie OF Baltimore receive therefrom the ben
efits their liberality towards the corpora
ton entities them to expect.
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Court.-The Spring Term of the Circuit
Court Of this county will commence on
Monday week, 2lst inst, the time most
announcement for farmers to attend. Among
the cases to he tried, is that of Belt and
and Harris, for the alleged murder of on'
Russum, il Decrmber last. The trial will
OF course DC an exciting one.
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Barn Burnt.-The barn of Mr. Samuel
II. Miller, on the Blue Ball road. two miles
north of E kton, WIS destroyed by fire, on
Sat lrday mornin =, Goth ult. The building
and proven e. were entirely consumed
1t is not known how the fire originated,
but is believed to have been the work of al
incendiary. straggler, who had been al
Mr.. Miller's the evening before, soliciting
lodging. was blamed and arrested, an,;
brought before Squire Brown, but the evi
dence ELECTED on the examination was con
elusive that the old tramp was innocent
Mr.. Miller's loss is estimated to he abou
$4,000, with no Insurance.
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Church NOtice.-Rev. T. L. Poulson will
preach at the ClIarlestown NJ. E. Church
Tomorrow (Marcis 13th) at o'clock p. VI.
Special services of MUCK Interest will lie
held, and the public generally are invited
to attend.
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The Revival ut North East.-The rev
val in the Methodist Episcopal Church con-
tinuss. All classes of society have Leen
reached. Many cases of extraordinary in
terest are connected with the meeling-
The landlord of one Of the hotels. and his
son, have been converted. and we suppose
that will result in closing one of tho bars OF
the town.
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Heifer kiIled.-A valuable young heifcl
belonging to Thos. Thackcry, Of this towr,
got into the feed-rack, in the barn yard.
and being unable to get out, WAS gorcd to
death by the other cattle.
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Mr. John c. Hindman is our regu-
larly authorized Agent and Collector to
procure subscriptions and advertising for
The WhiU
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.-The inqui-
ry TO-. beef cattle to-day was confined mostly
to the choice grades. for which good prices
were real I'd, while the medium and COM
mon qualities were in limited request and
prices weak. We quote choice at 10tG11
cents; prime at SiilG9s cents; fair to good
at 111GS5 cents; and common at 5t(T7t
cents per pound gross as in c.ndiiion-
Receipts, 1918 head. Cows and Calves
were quiet. but prices steady. Sales of
l50 head at $4l@Gj. Springers Sell as
wanted at $1,000. Sheer.-There is no
aew feature t" record in the market. and
prices were as last quoted. Sales of 10.5OO
head at the Park Drove Yad at 6l(Gstc.:
5000 head charged hands at the Avenue
Drove Yard at 7(G9t cents ? Id. the latter
'isure for extra. Hsgs.-The market wa.
'levoid of annimatian, and prices fell off
o cents ? 100 lbs. Sales of 2776 head at
Sl2. -oG13.50 for corn fed and s12Ml2.5O
per 100 pounds net for Slap ed.
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Specie Payments !-Levis commenced
paying specie yesterday. Come ur, ladies
and gentleman, to Lewis counter, and sec
your long absent friend. Liberty wears
her cap with the same jaunty air and
the Eagle spreads his wings in sublime
flight as in days of yorc.
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The Wcafher.-The weather for n weel
or more Past, has been quite cold.-indeed
cola'r than any we had during the Winter
moths, if we except few days The heavy
snow storm, which extended so far over
the country. on Sunday last, visited this
vicinity also, tie snow beginning to fall
about y P. NJ. and cpntinuin. all night,
covering the ground to the depth of abou,
three inches, being the heaviest fall of snow
we have had. On Monday a few sleigh.
were running. but the sun melted the snow
very fast, and thus put an end to his sport
Cpts this writing, Thursday morning, J
the atmosphere is quite cold and nipping
although the sun has been shining brightly
since Tuesday morning.
Thursday next will be St. Patrick's Day:
then we may look for heavy weather."
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- The Goshen Democrat. New York
country paper. speaks as follows Of the
Democracy of that State:
The rebellion of Democrats is spread
ing. In the General Committee of Kings
county, Hon. Demas Barnes dec AIRED the
either night that in twelve years resi-
dence in brooklyn he Lad seen taxes rise
from $500, 900 to 5000, 900 per annum, and
those of New York from $1,000, 90 to
$50, 600, 600, ard that without Comm ssi.n-
ers, but under b"asted Democratic rule"
Ills remarkable fact that wherever
democracy rules the taxes ris and public
expendit res grow into millions. The
reason is that professional Office hunters
OF the whole country have almost all joined
that PITY.
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KU- kLUX.-The Eu. Klux are still at
work in West Virginia and Tennessee
United S atcs Marshal Slack writes from
Charleston, kanawha county, West Viz
gnia, the recently selected capital Of the
State, under date of March 3, that an Or
ganized band of aimed men entered the
town in open daylight onthc morning of the
2d, and advancing to the Jail, with keys and
other fixtures, deliberately unlocked the
outer and cell doors. releasin; the prisoners.
To those who happened to be present,
cooked reviewers were presented, with
sworn threats. if an alarm was given, death
would bs their portion. Tho organization
is said to be widespread, and the authori
ties arc powcrlcss.
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Gold Pa,ic in Wall street, New York :;
the Bulls and Bears tremble; tEcir limb
shake as if they had Il Maryland chill. If
they could see the extremely low prices of
goods at Bnrton's Cash Store, it would
quiet til, ir excited nerves.
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Left T0wn.-Mr. Jas. s. Crawford, well
and favorably known throughout the
county as Clerk Of the County Commits
sioners for number of years, removed
with his family from town, this week, to
Crawfolds Factory. near North East, the
late residence of his father, Jas. Crawford
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New Lumber Yard.-D. G. Nivling &
Co, at Chesapeake City. Md. A full as
sortment of all kinds of Lumber, Sash
Doors. &C.. for sale low. and saw Pine,
Oak and Ilemlock te order at
CHESAPEAKE CITY STEAM SAW MILL.
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sS-We would call the public attention
to the Justly celebrated " Wilmington city
Soap," manufactured by Moore Il Bro
1t works like magic! and no good house
keeper who has once used it, will be with
out it.
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Sale Of Town Property.-Mr. John B.
Dunbar has recently purchased the three
story frame dwelling. the property of Mr.
w. Scarborough situated in West Elkton
for $1,000. The price paid was quite low.
years since, with the lot on which it stands
thrown in.
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New House.-Jsseph Wells has broken
ground for new double frame dwelling.
on the new street recently opened in the
east end of town. 1t is to be similar in
style to that of G. W. Wells, on the same
sire #
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a New DAILY.--Our friend Lowdermilk,
of the Cumberland CirHian, has started a
new morning daily. The new candidate
for public favor is called the Cumberland
Transcript. The first number was issued
March Sth, aud presents neat and live
appearance but we fear, friend Will, the
stuff is not in Cumberland to support a
morning daily.
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'Shnr. Fly !"-We hear that certain
young lady of Elkton fell asleep in church,
the other night, and dreaming, doubtless.
Of being tcased by her lover, rather startled
those around heI" by exclaiming aloud
"Shoo, fly, don't bodder me-
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THE MARKETS.
CORRECTED EVERY FRIDAY,
ElktOn Markets.
ScOtt'S Mills Market,

BLACK OAK BARK PER Ton SIG 90
W;J,u;n..{n,, M,rl-ot
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give up the church over which he had pre-
sided for more than thirty years, and un-
willing to accept another charge, he concluded
to write book on mirth, for the double pur-
pose of a relief from his own dependency
and to make money. His preface and intro
duction, in which he relates his reasons for
writing the book and his views on the moral
effect of mirthfulness, are so ingenious and
frank that they put the reader at once into
hearty sympathy with the writer. AS for the
book itself, it is collection of all the funny
anecdotes about everything and everybody
that have been floating around in the news
papers and magazines for the last fifty years.
Many Of them are as good as new now, and
the book altogether is one that contains about
as much good wholesome material for
laughter as any contribution to funny litera-
ture that has been recently published.
From the same house we have received
Appleton's Journal for January 10, and our
BOys and Girls for the same date.
From j. b. Lippincott g. Co. we have re-
ceived Good Words for January. With the
present number Messrs. Lippincott & Co.
commence the publication of this popular
English magazine. 1t is printed from stereo-
| type plates, and is In all respects fac-simile
of the English edition. Without being strictly
religious publication, the articles in Good
Words are written with view of imparting
| sound instruction in such matters and some
of the most popular writers of the day are
contributors to its columns. The illustrations
are up to high mark of excellence, and the
magazine altogether is we think, entitled to
a cordial greeting in every family circle.
From A. Brentano, No 70S Broadway,
New York, we have received ''Whitaker's
Almansck,' and ''Dietrichsen & Hanning's
Royal Almanack, for 1870, both of which are
full of valuable statistics; also, Tom Hoods
Comic Almanack; ""The Comic Album of Folly
and Fashion," ''Punch's Almanack;" and the
Christmas numbers of the Illustrated London
Nesos and The Graphic, which are full of fine
engravings.
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Why am ] sad-so sad the liveloug day?
Oft from my bosom steals the weary sigh,
And down my cheek the pensive tear will stray
All; why; ah, why?
'Tis not that am friendlessl many face
Beams on me still as in the hours OF youth,
And many q hand clasps mine in warm embrace
OF love and truth.
'Tis not that am feeble can tread
The savage steep and lay the red-deer low,
Or swim the torrent when il thunders red
In wintry flow.
IT'S not that am poor; with loud acclaim
Men tell the glories Of my lordly line;
Ancestral acres, riches, honors, farne-
All, all are mine.
'Tis not that I'm unloved; tho brightest eye
That ever beamed hath blessed me with its ray,
The sweetest lips that ever framed a sigh
Pressed mine to-day.
Then wherefore sad ? ah, here / see I've penned
Five separate stanzas, so it's nearly time,
By all the rules of comic verse, to end
Ny gentle rhyme
With artless mention of the next-door cat
Mymother-in-law-my grinders aching roots
Ny neighboT's piano-or my sleepless brat
Or boots-tight boots.
But as fancy that in sober truth
smile thus gained would be but feebly wrung-
I'll leave boots, baby, relative, and tooth
Unsung, unsung.
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RE N0T T0O ROLD.

We read in the London Scotsman that the
Bible is to be turned into Scottish. specimen
of the new version is given, and from 1t we
make quotation which we have selected because
il does not contain aught that may not be reve-
rently referred to here. Everybody knows the
Anglican version of the 23d of King Davids
Psalms. In Scotch it runs Providence
"2. Louts me till lie amang green howes, and
ARTS me atowre by the lown wattirs.
''3. Waukens my wa'gaen soul; and weises me
roun', Until right roddns.
"a. Ma! tho / gang thro the ded-mirk dail,
cen thar sal drcid nae skathing; for Yersep
are nar-by me; Yer stok an yer stay baud me
ay cheerie.
"5. My buird Ye hae hansell'd in face O my
faes; Yehae drookit my held wi oyle; my bicker
is fu' an skailin"
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One for the New Zealander.

Out INtFF
II is reported that the moa-the gigantic bird
of New Zealand-has been recently seen alive
by party of Germans in the Ruabine Ranges.
We have heard of German cozens before, and
we Should like ourselves to see moG before we
IN