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EIßHÄIlB CO if p-il in a.!7"?, 81,50 At the en i oi'sit miS!i.', ----- - 20) f' u -lis1 u.iti. the o.vi of -J.d car, 2 '0 rj"i!uc aLovc te:;Ti5 to strictly a 1hcrI to. nirpr w.ll 30 ;:r.:n.Uc: u ur..ii ui tj Pa'jluih'-:. ADVER.TIS! N Aiverti-re:Tie:i's willl-c co;ispi( eJ. at the follwiti- prices Fsr 1 sonirj 'of 10 lino.0 1

si'lere 1 a s ; J re orlerl wt. n l o.i-e l-ofi.il. TjTA li':-Til dUcrr.iK v.!i he ualo wnere IITV!l Co.nintiv.iatio.;; Jron r. distance s:, al l be i U?eiei lr-P-iio to the Ciitor. Tor T.e liana-. r. OH. IlMME.MISIiil ME. Z! .1 cai.::-".;max. St?! r, iit thou love ni- ever; J c a - i.i love, tvti ii 'vvr; JJ.ifj iii. heirt l ui sev,T rtui I' amory i f thee. Siir. w !-.i I un fir aiy Wh? in distant cltm;-s I stry; True to me Jiiid ti:--f. I yj . vi i J; - tn a : :is5;-;. U . r tt i 1 g win is -in 1 ffvri pre ainng. ' Ü ,1.1 t' .iVt- lie Uiiii?4iH., O'l, r- Mj'j.'f vi-. l 'j.'tieatb !e öirk Liu ave, in SG:n.; cji-ii ocean ca e. I s'loaU iin I a lon-ly grve, O l, reiri.'i1).! Iii :. Tb h f 1 r fr 'fi t'ie ruin. W -'u within thy hippf !i)oie, Jrif;;f: 'A'ir.tr; veni.ii C'nje, Then r-use '.obex J-:e. V ' t 1 f WJ; C ;ne the -wlie airs oi spring. A-it the s nigs ;f gh. laess hiiiJg; Then rü i.e ir.h.-r n;e. W.'iu Up'. t!i v."! vet phitrt. Uiil of sun ant Ap:i! r-.iii tJ!o j'n tiie .1 nvrs we love ugaiw, otiil r.' in em it Whn thy frvnrit; flower ti.e rose, 0 i ihe evening 2-phyr throws 1 : fragrance at soft twilight's close, Oil. Tel.: 'Ulh.'S Lit. When br thee in 5rn i-i lieard. Nt! tire's choicest, sweetest bird - Tue liuDitt".- -.'.itg my fvor;:c LitJ, Uli, ren.ei.jbr n:e. W Ii m n h f-1 r . 1 r distant hi!!; Drkly on the ii;, lit nir ütill. Pl .iniiv:? rings the Vv'hipp rwill. Oil. reinember tue. V!ien cold aut'imu cas's the leaf; If from 3 rrovv and fron griff. Tin dear brolu.r's foun I relief. Oil, 1 lie 11 ic.neinbrr me. V'4n to rneie.orj appealing. S.veet'St thoug'.ti of love irrealinj, LViteii& o'er ihr hejrt of feeling. Will ibou then r'-aiember me? EX ICS A.. I am composed of 17 letters. Mr 15 10 17 i S 12 9, is a nrmter. My 5 10 7 i. is the nam? of un aniinil. My I G II 13 iu. is the man of a person in Plvm uih. My 1'J 14 G. is sj.mthin: which every p-rsf.-i Ims. My 8 5 12 2, i the name of an insect. My 15 10 u 2 16, is a mouauia in the Iv.stem Heir.isphere. Mr 1 12 6 3. is tb name of a regetnble. Ta whole of ihe ibore is a battle fo'ight in the reroltitiouary strn?le. G."ß. P. F.xomekatiox or Cinzexs The townthip asies-iors are to maVe an enumeration of all the adult white mile inhabitants in their lespectire Townships, numbering each name as it is written down. anJ returning them to th5 Auditor by the first Mon.liy of June IS"j3. The Auditor records thess lists in a book to b? pres?rved in his office and sends a copy thereof tr, the Stat Au litor. who. b.-fore January 1851, publishes a full and complete abstract of all the Cjunties, in the Inlhmpolis pipers. The tale of the law dcUres it lo be, for taking the enumeration, au I piyiiig olfi'jers for taking the siraj;" Originilly. it dt 1 have asectio:i. paying a speeitic sum f-r each hundred inrnvs. The Legislatur struck this o:jU bowerer. but forgot to amend the litle a!sj. Navawi.rl about any comp?nsatio'i occurs in the law, but wesupp32 tbe Assssjors will ba paid their f.velre shilling? per dar for the tim spnt i i t'a rork. St. Jot. Ftgiter,

rj7-A iveJptrs iu i: je r,rrticv!arlo mark j j-atroniae the new system unless convinthe ui nb.r o: itujrt j jar iVc of the ai- jCtd lha, it is better than the old out. vir-.isements, or ü?.f ' j5pupiU.ua Until j

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UlIlOl 0? GnJjJ&cbcois. A nsiv era is liNvaiu. Tlie new school law of Inahua U soon to come into lespiraea man was awaxe oa uns SaJjeei. i 8; w.u. .a w. hop. ,h, not o in j us compare iu.ui. j t- ,st conJj jcr the character of Oer pri- j vat? schoois. It is spring, : jlte lown 0f a feU- hundred inhab itai?-5, an ordinary proportion of whom 1 - 1 aro "school children." No school. I A stranger enter; needs spending mon- ! ev, rents such a room as he best can; ad- i ! vertiss for a school of one quarter gets i a flock of scholars to 'ether: pisses through a 1 0 1 . .1 ...... I v 1 lie liniK lanes money ana is ou. I Another comrsan l goes, thus pasies year i after year, and with each year, let us see j i how much of t!u citizen's money, You : have f 'ur q urters of school a year, r.iuaty scholars a quarter, f jr each of the nineiv ua i"v I'livee dt ilurs, which inahes i two hur. Ii 1 an! seventy do.hirs per j jturte.-. aad four quarters ia t!i? year will. mal. - rour total cost four times two : hundred und seventy, which equals one; 1 ,!,.,,.,.. 1 ,,1 i a,.M..- nr rfr 1 o,s ,,,, lu t uot.rs l-f: j Ml i- iht iienJ.t been equivalent to tnc : 1 4 . er.pei s ,0 lu other word?, has it pii l! t !ie m selves. II ow many girls that hv.-p ? be:i Kept in !hs? schools from the age ; of five to fourteen that can read fluently j and understandingly 07 rro,nscuou5 lC2 ! ing? How mmy can compos? and write ! a letter neatly and spell it correctly? j How many have a tolerable underst&r.cl- , ing of com-non school Geography" or n j practte-il knowledge of English Grammurl How matv understand Arithmetic. or American History?. , AS,in.- K-r boys t.,H h.T.,P.t i tne same tim? in scnooi, can caot simple (interest on their father's notes;'' read 1 fiUMi'b- and write correctly? Still farther: how mauy love tospnd their time iiiiinriiiiii iiiiiiTiivrn 111. ir it-i'iniii itüit ' ' "u,:,s,,cri'"ajs l" ltr,,lc l" U3l-lu' ! reading. Are thesft improvements too I i:ii"!i to expect for nine years spent in ; s' hoot in the most s ucceptable time of a i child's life? We think i:ot, but on exnmintion of the yontli of our towns, me thinks few, few indeed hare thus improved. ! We. are much inclined to censure teachers for this great waste of time, money m i intellect; they miy be at fault, but 1101 "a-f so ni'ih s the system they la bor tin Ur. Take the best tercher that can be found, let him be three months in a school, itnd how much mora can he do than get the children's minds intereste 1. and school is out; another comes in, and his ways are different; he has to become acquainted, then to act in hii way on these same minds; the children start again, and school is out: so it goes, and so it went the whole nine years that your sons and daughters above mentioned were in school. Is it a wonder then, that they hare no valuable knowledge? Allowing it to be the teacher's fault; what object has been formerly placed before the mi nds of the youth to prepare for teaching. They were equally as well paid without qualifications as with, they indeed did not remain long enough in one school, for their qualifications to hecome known. And the consciousness thiit their slay wou'd b? very short, renders them necessarily less energet'C in all their efforts; however good a foundation they might lay, considering their time of service, it is soon to be exposed to unknown und perhaps unskillful hands. Hut we turn from this to a Graded or Union school, permanently located i i the ,

ral orcrütiCii. which r-rovKies lot the ; that thvi school muv co:Jtau,. -.ext. a . . ii-1.,u rf.;..ii cniriir. ümmrv i tn? sale or exr !:ai:ie of any property, real foWi'ic an.l ki-nrs h mnM nut

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ganeral atloptton o: tlia Union, or more competent teacher lor eaca gratis, en : exept for j-icrawtriitai. tn-ch jiiic3 1. c:t -m- Vl I-dsun i., o euj pion huu, 1111- gt at bonte. JU itJiOite lsldjia restea K0 yroper'.r called rraded system of corn- j plovrJ bv the year, under a "careful :.) i '. :oiicinul or cui'.ir.ary x ureses, j of such contract is in a sute of in-. ,ulit.s Gf the nt officer of the Americaa ; , . ,,. ",. r ' , 1 l . 1 without the conr.t ol 'a lUuio.itv of the toxicant, rtMut-nu iiun intauj!e of Nuvv.etiJ the round hatted little Qisamon schooh. It is time every public spectiou of a superintenvlont and echo.,, , , vr , ' .- , ,1,,-.1rr o,.,n Vl--t- r 1 " u 1 .1 1 1

. . i I ;! ri I'bi u is lUiY DUSiJtv ui rico i ns s. uui a esLi frs c oijias i i b ' i .-vv.h i-nmif m-.r i .-inn i um u-n i vt. it. .111 yioiiovi uuu.rj iickiii 1 ri m i r. m r r. r 1 -; 1 n a nr 1 1 1 1 p c n r it -

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j Kin' understaadinä shall we co-ope- J mer case. Ttachers are employed by the t!v aa.litor of the proper county nis boiui j :" iujuore mihu up ttna 01 rureu, , cteiity to tue interests and Constitution !...- 'i. r .1.1: t I 1. !.:i 1 i with at least four freehold sureties, to be directly or indirectly, without license, in ; of the country. He had never abaudon-

I raic ;ii urw 111:111 u. tsia jub.iui people tu iriia uru Liinuiru, uuii: c ji . rr 1 , . G. ... , , l,-.r 1 .. .; arjioved by such auditor, in the penal j quantity than one iralljs, or fulTered i ed her to seek the golden god. rnnnnr) - c I . o r t f r r r. I in ov. It i O r.n t t 'il Inim ' h fl! Mer WIUr till": J 1 i i . . 1 . t . t 0

.umu., ... uu.. .w.w w.. - :-Ul0f not Uss th,ui five hundred nor ; uouea 10 ce ümhk, in or aooui cucn Those, who are acquainted with the pri-

laoiuly inser- er changing private scnoo. system? . teaci.er emp-oyea me scnoo i r P-; more than two thous-uid dollars, luonor- ! PIat'. oue or out House, yard, or ap , -r r--,nilr;, s,-,, r

vz- ... i Our ar-ü is one that demands a certain-! is'i his ocuets. I tin:;.-I liPciirni!- to the number of i.ihdb- lurtenance thereto, be, and the same are .:. i .. i.vr .r .t.

r..Ft (I 1 -o - - . - - - , , -t - - -- - i i ii uu'ivis.diiu ,ue iunx ui rriun. i!i5ti..wvj.u, i . . I ,i;.-f.ra.,w.. : . f .1 ,.. i ; t . , i r-.. hcrebv tleclarcd to be common and nubiic ,... . . . - . ...

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' uuii'Jtii. i t.t . i 1 Cüiirnut 1'iu. 1103 ., . . JUil'.lll . lilUlli. r. : 11 r- : i-i- t ih- ex iw- i: has well mid ' . . , . . : hitl ii:)l auihunze any j.erio:i to ret-ti ; JZ " foun-a pr.ct:cab!e. Tue " ' ' procures bjohs en archiu-cture. oit. , " vr 7 Apv person who shl!, hr ih? ! Ji:'GIS'G TIi br' Laa r-Nrt-7-i'ie to tit-detriment of the

,iI p.rents.ooti into taeir own Urn- , .. , .. 11 retarns :cct retailir.r of snirituous liquor, cause the -'"o'"""-. 1' -"'0 i had still to be imported

;:. , . . . , fl ,., ...jii ,.. r 1 11 ' iawreni e uvtr iv a luuuiar oriuge, sim--i:tvs. tste xzc tacts tnat will spal; for rt ..... .-,!, .,,,.1 liirit-i ' t o nrc- ttoxuatior. of anv peisou, thall ucani, .. . ?t . settlers. 1 10 Wüfit tut tief JJb SOilCJU u prcv , . i 1 hir ttt l h it errt! ed over the Menai iS rai s

san:e town w ith the same advantasrs 2

I !i?:ctofor.. of lnini ani r;o!i?y. A suitab'e builviinj is the Urst thin, v.'it!i up.propria rooms for th.. ixStxziV. Ks

iromniiiu.. ir.-re jouuhimiui-! a F1"",;!- n$i their vtes for lics at the

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i " " - tu oroer, 111 i.te otutrr ui ituiuiii. - ! . - . . I. . I ... ....!,... For example, you oiTer loa mechanic a 1 certain su:'i of money to build you a; ! Iious of a ceruin 51s ; he throws toget'i- t j'sapertor Itoui.' a!Vr a rerlaia model and style of archite Jiu-'i, vour inateruis are 1 1 1 . 1 Iiit- min lint tn- , . . . T, ! best of worivnnnbhip 011 it. the san.e ' . ,. f . . t mechanic applies for the job; you statI 0 propo man, m wa in ou applicant urges his cay, sa)b t.e uu una ; Kill please you. Knowing hira to be ft j man of energy end ingenuity, ycu finally; I. . . . 1 ! trust him with your worlr. What r curse . , r r.,r n i;,,does he taiie? I-olio w linn lor a uit.t - . while and se. lie goes to neighboring . . . f towns ana ex-tmiars the sort of worn you j , one. IL visits worhsho'-) an.! ! , . , . . , , . I . ecute his undertaking. Ii will spc-n-.i " , . V V. V , 1 more than rea.d. Now had you not demanded superior work. 1-0 u 1 1 this man thought of m.king himself a better tvork - man? No sir. Workmen never rise above the demand. Neither do tcacheus , ... ici . ,. , rist above ttto demand. ochoot directors , cnj paUori, shoM 0. tp, !hdr w, labor and txinsc, to csJraf:i the sort . . . .. i in dilterent parts oi trn coustryKnow voarsr what sort of school you want, j , ,- . (;o;f.tli,,. Patron! . 11 a.. 1: 1 . .1:. , ... leave an io a i.irriiu" tcuttin tu iiitcct tain qualifications; accept cf nothing shortthen will teachers rise to meet j your call, an. 1 will apply themselves in ! earnest to learn their business. Those j who will not qualify for their business I , , . . . : must consequently be driven from tne i 1 ; field faithful and cfiicient ones will rise! from your midst to take their places. To be continued S. M. L EMG 31 A . I an composed of 2 1 letters. My 21 10 14 108 19-1, is a town iu Indiana My 2i 3 17 22 2D 18 12 11 J4 21. is a tenant of the lands. My 4 5 7 17 21. is a palace. My 15 17 22 11 15, is venerable in the highest degree. My 3 19 22 20 13 17, is a day iu the year. My 1C 3 12 IS 24, is a small Spinish horse. My 23 S 10 1 2, is an officer in Rochester. My 10 12 G IS 20. is a place of ingress. My 10 12 4 7 9 7 23, is the nightmare. My 15 17 22 13 8. is to be sluggish. My 18 14 16 10 12 22, is something much needed in Plymouth.' My 22 12 10 ICS 19, you have seen in the Linuer. My 20 11 C 18 23 S 23 14. are found at the circuit court. My whole imparls a great deal of information. Ansicer next week. ü. IL C. Plymouth, March 1 1 1S53.

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er Iii? Buii-iiiz wiiuuui tiiir.ix.i. y-aiv., .... n :-,, r voles cast lor or azaiit J.r "l . . . 1 urms.i ii'jus u vyominons. commun

1 in this wa v be öurci his money, a .vi is ' liccns-, to be expressed on th., tichet; and j w" ln;rnieu V' .xlste.u.o cates some interesting particul

c.-. " "V . 1..:,.. i,.,ti.nn,a!t,res,,d sh.i! b. counted either ,v;i v. th:, ,ct. uiKn.diately to insttliH tegat , ajJ fliUf hundred and ventv-eic

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i ing tin titij. a license lt retail s-pu; 111- . . . a.-iu i s ucmpanies nave, at done, that it imu't be niter a c-rtam pat- ; ,. o r5t wl:ich endU be good for one f UlI,n5 itoxicating or rspii ltuous t x 1 1 r own expense, sent out 271 males. ir.t o,l ,im tvortf win h n-f-he! bat ' ........ .!... r , 1. .i.,..;,. t i. i 1 iquors here lofore enacteu, are !.ea-ty ; C;n vv!t.0 . 1 c 1 r.,;u,0 c:..a i.q

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isuch as the b-st of ju.!Srs snnrovc. You ! such coiei.l wt"s granted to retail spir- j "r.jd; but all coences agu.nst fucn ! T!lCSp rn;igraii:s v,ere Ri0Sly agricuhu. I .. . ' , . .; , t:...,, ,...,t ..11 .,mI feliall hi punished, es if .such laws; inKlirtllc ,r r

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mnn.v t m iin la her In succeed i ii this: i. . . i : . t. .... .. . 1 r :i

........ j, ,y lt) riurn 10 ::is. come, an.; on latiuro;. r . , , . i.ii.. .1. .1 i. , ...... r i r i i s. jluc foüowir.2 particulars m

Knowing luai n suca.'sjim n? s iau re- i io Co so, it s.iati ue iav.iui lor any ou.er . , . . r .... : i , . . .i Itioa to the proposed btide, are furai

cetve all hack with a goo ! per rentage.-- j person io no to, or io uus; .i.e bair.r 10 j Cjna'iau rap-r

Of school tht'J desire. To accomplish I liqnors ar retailed, if kept in a cisorderthis. first of all. take LMucatiom! Journ- j ar.aer. shall be deemed common m i- , , , . . , , , , sauces; nnd tlra keeper of any such nuisals and read fAsai-nsit mo b! schools i nitlillluill,fI I0I lhe anuovaiue. clis-

th? ronrtsP of their rh:Hren's Juration ' i , i, eCt 111 ICtlgltl, Or lllllC 0"CT a quarter Oi . , ' . the course of their children s educat.on. ,Hjn om.tl ytfr vr o:her persJll, who sliaIl j y Lavvrencepposite j inS to the band. Learning that the moend the result is not wholiy unlike the . i,e ihj'ired in person or property, c j Montreal is no where less than 2 railesne-v "lnÄftd to her. the ban I stole S10 case of the first building mentioned. ! mcins of suppoit, by any intoxicated per- j j-l0n) bhor'ö l( E;,ore it n,Ust cUo" be j from ßother woman to replace it. The t... . i i : yon. ni ii: coicturiifp of the intoxica- I. i ..v. . r cash-dra wer of e landlord in Prrrsvilld

ii ii uii.f ruin ijiir vkani-.: (ii"m:nii! rcr.i , :i,irnp iii 111111:1 111.11 irnin tmc rnarscirr 111 1

of i S I'-'l Ul s u y - Sc. I. il cicet: ! b", t'ic (iuvenil ; 0:h of 'j.itJianat Th.jt ,u,'t''f 'i?.i:;,;J...f;:.:!:: . . :)iMnrmingiiiii.i.o, i-viiJ.i.wwiiHuw,,! , i;'a; De meu.-rea unaer u:e previa r -1 . Se J. The consent required hi the ' ' ,' t e 1 i 1 1 1 e erto.i 01 :i:n .cti-.n, tn.tJUd.I exi 1! p .il3 V. ..O t. , 1 . 1.. li.iin coin.s; v v ith t:;e iei'uir:m nts of t Ti I.rsl section . - t ;:ecu if' i'on.i uovi jtiiii . r,oa the Illing c-f such bon4 tne e unite , .1 .... . ri iit 1 1 issue 10 t.i" person Iii g,e ... Ti;t. v.-ord "retail," in this act, wh!;! Le construed to mean the sala or barter, direct or :i;dlrcci, of any quänlity !55 l:;üil ld""n ., ii.it Sec 5. Any person 'Ortung cgiutsi , , . . V . ,. 0 I t - lirovisiotis oi t::c preceding sections, : t!;i; fjr f,j, aJt L? f:ueJ i:l anv i i- . 1 it"" ; sum not txcvi-ding two bun ired c.o.tar?. eie griii'ed un ier the ! titr 1 iiiii. tunc t-ui:- 1 v 1 :uii liiiui ., ' . I he i ii be able, without assitance. suecare t, sücM person until ' tton agiiii.'st such retailer, for reasonable t Ctim.,:..ff. jt;,)t) for such c,rvice, and f:v j forcnt. ,..imrts tber-oa. j SfC. S. No municipal corporation or ' board of count commissioners shall ex-j ! act or ie -eive Irom any person any n;oni cy unde; the name of iccns, or other J. ... . .,. ' S wise, fir ll.e priile"e of retailii. soiriqu lire. 'J. AH places wherein soirituous i tarbanct , or irjury of the neighborhood, shall be fined in en v sum. not less the.n ! twentv-fivc. nor more than one hundred ! tuIlars. lion, habitual or otherwise, of any per son. shrill have ri-'ht of action in his or h(.r oun nome fcga-llist any person, and his sureties on the bond aforesaid, who shall, by retailing spirituous liquor, have vdU1 l,e iltion of such perton. for nil ilatnac-s sustained, and for exem- , , plary namajres. sJ- j i :r c?.t! h to n.. pear, iu any such action, that the intoxicated person, through whom damages was sustained, was procured by any other pf-rson to do such damage for the purpose of enabling suit io be brought for damage against any retailer, or that such , intoxicated person committed any tres pass or other unlawful act for such pur pose, it shall bar recovery against such retailer. Sec. 12. For all purposes under this act. whether to institute or prosecute the suit, to control the recovery or otherwise, a married woman shall have the same rights as if she were single. Sec. 13. Damages recovered by a minor, under this act. shall be paid at the option of the court, either to such minor, or to his parents, ot to any guardian or next friend, recognized or appoiuted by the court as su-.h. Sec. 14. A recovery against a retailer. shall be conclusive evidence against bis sureties, in on action upon the bond bere J in l.efoie provided for, both as to the prright of action, and as to the amount of damages. Sec. lö. The provisions of this act in regard to disorderly houses. &iul their punishment as nuisances, and penalties against the keepers thereof, shall apply to pernus'to whom license to retail

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I otate S;al;i.-:-l. i OLiYi.R. B. TORULT. ' S-eaLercf the House of Uepresentalives.; ASH DLL P. WILL A S.D. i President of the Senate. Arprovftl ..arch 4, lfco... by Stephenson, is likely to be one of the' triumphs of modern science and mechaa re!aslied j ... Vw i" .r i. - f1' " 5 . ueep cuannel ol the nvr, w to De uoü jO Ä cost the far-famed Britannia bridge, over the i.lcuai Straits, consisting of four spans. I wo in the center being 460 feet ia length and those next the shores 220 feet each its cairiage way being 102 feet above the high water line, only cost CQl SG5, we take it for granted the much increased estimated cost of the proposed bridge across the St. Lawrence, is attiibuted to the great expense of constructing, over the land and shallow water, the approaches to what may be called the bridge proper. It will be observed that the JJ.itanuia bridge, from land to land, is only loSO both shores of the St. Lawrence, immense embankments will be required at each end of tin: bridge, to afford sufficiently gradual approaches for railroad purposes, to the ieel of the bridge-track, 100 feet above that of the water. If our information preves correct rcspediug this pro. jctetl bridge, when completed, it will not fail to act as an irresistible point of attraction to all intelligent travelers. As an object of inlciest. it will be infe rtrr miiv tri itii. ri51itir T-i 1 c nf irrr.ri VI Will J IV IIIV III.-,!!., UII.T V U I .4 , J O - O in cn Fr nc Aif mutt viPlrl In t iti" dir it will very fur exceed, as a triumph of engineering, enterprise and skill, any work now existing. A Good Repartee. Some days since, one of the Indiana Senators, alluding to the meagre salary of the Governor of Rhode Island, remarked that, from the inadequacy of the compensation allowed that oificer he wts forced to raise cows, and peddle milk, or a living. Mr. Clarke, the Senator from that State, replied that Rhode Island milk was a profitable business, as they always there killed the calves and sold the milk. The grea t difference bitween this State aud some oth ers tiiat he could name, in this respect. was. that they raised their calves, and having nothing else to do with them, sent them to Congress. The Hon. John D. Weiler, of California, soon ufter obtained the floor, and thiuking that douhtless the Indiana Senator was not capable of taking cure of himself in a passage alarms with the Rhode Islander, very kindly came to his aid. He remarked that he did not wish to pro voke a reply, or he might be tempted to

show the Senator was mistaken in his statement that they hilled all tic calv: in lihodc hlcnd. ' Mr. Clarke rttorteJ. that he epvpt t!e-

' serled his Stute, never went abroad lo peulnce. They were hi ancestors, ond from thei ; irr "'.'- to fi"w ufrni ut ,he ' lVIIUuC iiial.UCr lllOlte. aV ,46any Tribune. 9 Va.vcouveii's Island. A return made ars rcOne thouht acres prsons: l!;e Fur Tr;di of tha company were in possesion of 3. OS 1 acres, part of wliich they liava sold to their retir.d servants. i-;e Ft.f t iSuimd Company kave provided four iara: to mploy emiiants oil tl r.-tr j'j.'st am Vitt. Hudson's Bav ci cotl hau u.'cn Collected bv ihr lorii. i- vi.i., .ui v.. jui ,1 iiiiuui cuui::, u 11 lit .ate- . iv. v.aen nromisinfr aDoearauces bad been ;,i;,,...,..,..,i,i,.i ct.,,;!. .,.,1. v . ui.imi ui uuuui .uui: uuiui ui Victoria, oa the Li.st coast of the Island. uearlv npnosite the mouth of Fraser's r, Vtf' yurs in.ve beer taken lo fol- ; jov. ..ie searci,: a.id worl; the coal if high rate of wariiia had tended Island. Flout for the use of the At Green. ille. Darlt county, Ohio, there is a child that has four natural ears, l;vo on each side of the. head and well developed two in their natural position and two direetly in front, one oa 'either side. Jvach pair directed to or orilice, and ia direct opposition to ea ol.er j. ,vaS evidently sent into th world lo Uar sonwthiuS.-Ci. 5. !,!. I-Vii-h njir il"rw?prl tn linn each his j SingulakSec:,et Societt. The polici' of Perrysviile, Ashland county, have just discovered and f xposed a secret society among trie you ;h of that town, which is startling enough in its features the penalty a littli hurder than usual: The socity numbered a band of fifteen young men and boys, formed for the purpose of robbery. A ca plain was chosen and a regular Coastiution and Cy-laws the violation of which was death, were adopted. One of the band stole from his own father S10. which he had collected was opeud by two of the band, and a ten dollar bill isken from it. The one who changed the bill to divide with his comrade, charged a premium to inak change. This being a violation cf the By-Laws the test of the band unknown to him. held a meeting and determined on his death. It was arranged that all were to go out upon the ice in which a hole was to be previously cut to skate, and that all should appearstruck at some curio-iiy iu the water, ana all look in. and when this. i , 1 , . . .111 1 T. -..l l .. .n ... .. .. lllA 1 T A II A l of the company should strike him with a club und pitch him in. One young man whose heart was not so corrupt as the rest, relented and by giving information prevented the murder. Several of the company are now iu the Ashland jail. Cin. Enquirer. As Good as if it were is JJsop. The Nantucket Islander says the following story was lately told by a reformed inebriate as an apology for much of the foil v of drunkards. w A mouse ranging about a brewery, happening to fall into a vat cf beer was in iminent tl-nger of drowning, and appealed to a cat to help him out. Thecal replied, "It is u foolish request, for as soon as I get you out I shall eat you. Tlie mouse piteously replied that that would be better than to he drowned ia beer. The cat lifted him out, but the fume of the beer caused puss to sneeze, and the mouse took refuge in a hole. The cat called upon the mouse to come out. "Did you not promise that I should eat you?" Ah!" replied the mouse, ! did, but tec! in Hv.or at tht ffrtf."