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r ! rpT V f 11 i j ij : 'I 7 C.CT. C. DEAKK. IvoiTr -iiew r tub. us is r.r:r ciia Willi's fal - .. J 1 ii . 4 ... i . J. lu. I):. TOl.'-l BATCERSVTLLT y.- J"ARY;;-3---"; 187.7 v,- D . K 7 'A C2zZb2X plC3d C3 i polt-cct irc- !i croiC 'and two julU s : habitation. ' constitutes i fc;;r:3 0i eui;tunapt cuy Iz-zlf, Terr 7. TL3 r.n trlu rrrti hi' "'f la the rrii.!!?. r.idtla f:.zl nlo divides l.cr'j r t' ; tL'j el Lzt lily tfid. c . . .... J lwi .4-. ' world Ibr tchlaj lisoayt-yi ,u Jhii pf th Untied SUU Govtrmstnt' ca tlo UcCSoa riftr.. Sh4t count jr. Cx. " HUcuder tlt tapcriotcutUnc of L2riogtoB Stose, who distribute n Tert of 7.000.060 vunng ! non rch rear to the Fish Coduns ion erf ol tle rariont. St&tes hmvlag rircn sniUblt lor their incre. TbtnToIceorriIa womega Thich ba receiitlr arrived in ew York, coopritee 1,872 cases and is worth .'00a00u. It reached Saa I ranci- f f . 1 1 Tla wr r -re oacke-: Very rarciBllr in tb . . .... ... ateerae deck amtdhip tue wrm ... si tt on the vea-U. A naao j.artiticn aurruoiu'.edUieia. and a cor- J rent of air played over them. TIm ggs were, imraediataly ahi (ed by rail to New-York, uu 1 nre U ie car n ed aero t iu Atlantic " 'to France, Italj. ud Li'ltnd. III itiMHiau j -01 muil. i;Q 4alty tc -; r,.p ror .iniiJ Uij uj.jun.. L uu t . r. " Jjdkr Iciii. iw.U'u .. '. - . . -UiruUiM tti s i.ei-itrujA.ice. m Url .', i .' tO t i" II A-lo .lu.1. K.'l.- (el U i - t4itii.uiit. ! ou ' tiic ilui-ui ; tLv liu.r t. o. at h t-i ;;ike.i cuit u-re u ntvit o. if itiiei al i mTi.mi era; oi jov f'UUivhYllJN i". a r.iu rort Wort.i (ie.x.i i i idn t. A gentleman w:io i:as juit icluiii- ed from a i'uur.U Umiv 1:1 i'ariter rouuty ralorm3 1 u tl at in tiiut length 6f lima he an I Ida ctiUHiiions liad kill 1 200 wu I turkjy. coald j acaicely believe hi Ury until hav in" sccom'innisd hno nU waon. wa tbtin l tuc same completely loall down witU fine, fat turkev. Uc had no ditHcuUy in diiKJitn,j! oi them at the low price of twenty-fi5 .cents each. He rejorta game' plenty on Rock creek. There aeemn to avo been curious ensW)rai and ceremoniei prevading up to a coroi arativfcty late ienol as re- gardt eagles in fcnglann. U"der date of Auguit 1834, wi read : "An eaglo. the -largest that lias been seen in England ,.wv taken by k turon a uatcnear Catleton, in K-nt. Its wins when expandel were three vatds eight inches lon. lieinp claiut rd by 8ir. Lanuborii as lortl of ths manor, it wa delivered to. fiijuv but tag news beint rouht to town, one of the King's falconers wan sent : demand i a-i ieing a Koyal Bird, and hebrmihtit aith Inra to Ken sington. Wny, the Royal Bird per mitUvl himseir to be thus baged b a son ef tho shears we arc not told.; , Inaikingfortbeatd ofthe Gencr- al Government in measures for nrt- tenting tbe Ktasshopper pla-uc, tb j Go-?mom of ssveral of the Weattrli Stats r.co-n zed the neei for com-j" bined action if anything effective is to bo done. A sonewlu.1 similar j ronduMon wasarrired at lat Sum yTr , .. I, .r 1 American Associa . on at Buffalo. Tbe belief i that tha inecta may 1. .a ; .vo. when tbev are first preparing to start on their traels uoa tne i&ockv Mountains, But to do this a system atictrb?t on a large sca.e will l necessary. The suggestion "that the Si nal Otfice, observers te re-iuired to revort on the birth and progress of tbe grasshoppers will strike most people as queer. bt i'- cay ueTtr ttckai b Ja'ictvui. . 1 'IJEVEK say fail. 'Tbxx tiln tiiili And dreaming nd slshlijj " Am! mIUii5 tlie rice. "','. ' . la life'j tt nest tittlr , ; Tliey onlj prersll " Who diUjr xatrch cnrranl, , Aud iteref ia fill, ' . -TAixnTin: PArERs. i h 'iVSa. CkeTuf- r ' TlMjmnrth Iff of my deUght, Except about election time. And Uen I read for pit& I Subscribe! yen cannot'lose a cent, . Why jlihold you be afraid? For catn thuf pent U u)onj2entt Ou lxiUrrt lolir-tohl p&Id. t knew two friend, xm ranch alike A eVr y i aw two stump. And ik phteito!ogit could find A difference in their baaip. Oi.e took tle papr pt, and lil life . Wa happirr than kin': IIM ciilldi ii all' t uld rnad and write. .... h1 talk f men aid thiiuca. Hif other tirk no paper, A iid while ftrolinir tliroiish th. w(d .-ir-e frll oonn irxir Imm erwn. ii.l" killed him very .o'.' hi I t'l l, it kilin iif i nrw A :.ii tki- urihlor Jiiu, i i t : -! tlt.il Mccuh'iit V'-.'-ha lipp':ieti ' mi. ' t, .! s? .nk ; i a i r.v .. i ay u d y 4j ay no d-Iay. iny t t i i ,,...r , it i iitt r d. . t vi me till vnii an rav. lite l' Kit UF PwESY. "H 't t" wc lib "own lj.au :r it :i i-i-i r l am An i ''-v i: nun a .k t Tupper" I . wiiii.- av uuirr ! Siv.".-i vViiraiana! po-in af .er pi-cm t ii r- S. :i it a- :..vl l!u? mii1 b:irl . Uutil t'.i.' in i lei; vi-.y dmwsy -revv. .And twis- did 3 awn while off her --ill I. At I.1-1, in ih p MiMrt-tfc. .e caid: I know A wi-eter. iot iu, . than thse,' my !etr! . Atd then Sweet William akfd lurwhar it wast RrcUe it 1 ve. and l-t Us hearl" nonrI learned when ver she said: j Pathetic, tot.. j--t do not Weep:-. I'll only vay the openinjj line my dar: i "i fc "Now 1 lay me down tt 8leep,' ' ; ! Urn fiwion of Sweet WiJliam.J ; CARD-PLAYKU. A Private Soldier, by the name of Richard Lee, jwas. taken before iho raa$isttatcs of Glasgow, for plaving cards during. !divino services. . The account of it is thus given in the English Journal-. ,-. Senrcant cominandcl the soldiers at the church, and when the psrsm ( had read the prayirs be took the text. Those who luul n tfahle took it out ; bnt this sddier had neither Bible nor Common Prayer Itook. Imt polling ont j a pack of Canls he spread them be fore him. He fLit looked at one lld then r- The sergeant of tbe company saw him and said : Ricbarvl put up the cardi ; this is plce for them, "Never mind that." said R.chard , When the set ices were over, the g RictJani a priviner anlrug t him bi'ore the Msvor. , ( - M ; ;; 1 . . , ,,. ''have you brought tLe tidier her. ! or playing" cards in the Church." Well, soldier., what have yon to say tor "yourself ' Mucli. sir. I hope' j Very gocni. if not I will pnr.Uh you severely J -I have ln," said 'the 'soldier, 'about six weeks on the march I have netthr , BiMa cor Common, Prayer Book I brra notLicj but a pack of cards, and I tcj. to Satisfy jour wvrsiiippf the paritjof xnj ia tentlon,r . : I'.l " - - . :Jy Then epreadin ihe cards, hi fere the Major, he beiran nitli tieac3$ ': - 'When I see the ttr It rexaiuis . xne thai tbtre i batcncGcJ-'' ; When I see tht diisa it rcnusd ofthaFathct and t;cn. - ' ; : I When t tee tha trajf ii reainda cs ut the Father, Son and Ilolf Ghost. . YHitn laca tfci fc'jr it reniads rz$ Matttew, llar Xake'fipi John4 When I see .he fire it reminds tne of the fife wiae virgins that filled their lamps. There were ten. bat Bre wertf wise and five were foolish, and were shut out. When I see the six it reminds me that in sis days the Lord made; beav.n and earth. ' - When 1 see the seven it reminds me that, on the seventh dar Gcl restid iroio im great wortc iThicb he Had',, a3 fataJl tu item it U 9pjire.. done and hallowed it. i ib, or roait ! oysters, or any of the U he o I see the eiht It reminds me oldltime luxuries. We have itt ..fthe euhViigUeous-. perns .1 far thj9 occasion w-ie aaveii when GoJ dest oyed the a hoaM keeper whose 3 baked voeaas vrorld. viz : Noah -an I his wife, bis are worthjf renown of that an three mitis ami their, wives. cestui of eM who! helpoc? thruoih W. I.sec the nine it reminds me tbe r nf uJe Revolulion by seeinj: of tin- i, ne lepers that were cleauseil to it 8tldiers home on a Tur- L . - L ; 1 ni our rviv.our. inert, aere nine ut of ten who never returned thanks., Whin I HC3t:ie trait reiuin :a me t . u-1 Ctmiui in Imon's which J.d haudel down to Mises on me :iMe af. -tne. Wiie 1 I sae the KLin;: ni of Gi- nt. Kiun it rcmin.-s of Heaven, . W;.t;u I the Queen it temin inc o: tit Queen of liebn , whq visi ted ?IoMiOii f'.r sh ? wai a9 wiaa n w in.in a- he w:is a mail. She broujlit Mntb hor fifty ovs andTfiay girls . al! t die-ied in bo .ipparel,- lor Jvinj Sulinnot. . to udl which were toyp ar.f wiiic-i were 'irl. The kins-aent for ! w.itei loi tht m to -vah. The girlts v.'tah-. d to M e elbw and the boys to I te wi ;s; no Kin Solomn told, by fiat. . " ; "Well s:iid the .Mavoi. voa have -.-. described ever car l in the pack ex ccpt :ne " ' . ' Wnat i that? The Knave, naid the Mayor. . I will gi-e sour honor a description of that, too. if jou wi;l cot be an- 1 will not, sail the Mayor, if you lonot term tnc to le the knave. . 1 he he reatrst knave I n w of is tuo"cnstaidc' l o brought t02 here. I do not knvw, said the Majoi. if he is the grcrteat knave, but 1 know ha is the greatest fool: When I count.how man soots there are in a pack of cards, I find three hunzted and sixty-five as many days aH there are in a 3ear. Wnen I coun; the number of cards in a pack I find tilty.twor the number of weeks in year. I find there are twelve picture cards in a pa-. k representing the number ot months in a year, and on counting the tricks I fii.d thirUen the number of weeks in a quarter. So, you see. a pack of cards serves toT a jjible. Almanac, and ComiLO;i I'ravor lkKk. BAKED'BHAVS. 1 IIiiIIilon- on n I.uI-iott triicle. r.rsv i:neltinI Iif. Adirondack Mill rav GolYn Ruie. , There are leans, and then there are 'fans; This t a dictum that we ieel aot argm,in Yan ee lai.d wiiere t!ie Tavotitc vegeta de is roiveKjked in s niov d ffi;rc :t w'a.vs as hcre are to make inwr b.e.i-1. We al- .v;i s sinpati.Ke I in the jereinnid th ou;pt.ke! Gail H.mdl!(;n (wi a! w ul? ae lKHXimer - f her 1 -ne. h-d .e,.t pent up for e- pa; dozen ve ir- !) over ,h,3 iLnrav of .N. w Kn laud itnack, in nieru day, jn ; jre paring he regulation Suniay raor. nng breakfast." We believe she classed it with Ue int4o.!e.,.im?n tel of the lo-t arts There are many manifestatlena of this loss, among which sre t bo slippery, sloppery, yel tict jlcfbc'.:!." irhld'BO r.-n : J.:iticd ia gLJiij arc eitbef ft..l.bc::ed:ct te. It If a fur "la:r?ntsl raal .jn cut net bisn 1-1: . that po dub can t)S right that ,i3,-ur z:u-?d. A ...trhob bcr.:L If a c; ifc: n c T fdlsra la " Us cbc'i. TL: a V, il - ? ; rrs tr.3 tz!;cJ treses of tli rc .i-;r;r.V a dry, fua derdoae, trasr: , 'V-TriTitln'ctsa, A aoa of r Y: : c.trho. cake I trat Trith r ni; f j pla pla n!neday c!i. cr a .Ci-Ici J that has ben used ' Ibf ; a cijn cot more than a! week. U degenerate scion. And then there are the fash ionable baked beans, served in a thai low damtj platter, more adapted to display the china than to do justice to the pentrom, historic dih , mno cex of pol t bleache I unttl they are flavorless, and then cooked to death. 1 IJvant can not surrive etyle.M It :ougU or In adjacent camps, always bun nl inhm hr.d aked burnis fit for a patriot And - - shJ saVi ibat lue nlv -ccret ahout lt is tu have them . ju3t right' You wunto soak them over niht, or parnoil them in two or three waters, until they jare! at the cracking point. 1 i your apr elite is nct rooust enough ty eat pork, and you have the art to c ok them! without it, all that is re qu. red is to season th oib to the link poiUttOf half a pinch of a t, a 6iD!el Wliaie of the pepper box, and lump of nutter, ueitner: too large oi .06 otuull, and have a piece of fren suure-nti 'roasted seperately to serve w'lu them.. The heans' must alo be of ." just the right consistency when out into the dish for baking' i far. w beKcvi, it is all clear. It you have stamina enough for yocK. tiraisC our ancestry aurl kind heaven, a id put the sweet cris-crosscd. piece 6f seasoning meat, with its possibility of crisp rinda, in the center of . tLe disi., aud sliced orn tmenling the sid'.s A"JUU UCT "4 kUC,,p'1 A 11' m m if SIA ninn a tm tT riAtfli f it "neituer too not non wo niun. The beans oust then simmer' until they are "Justjdone." To secure tbe exactshade of blown over the top, and the precise' degree of heat and moisture inside needed to bring each individual bean to the very point ofl clacking and coalejing with it3 neigh bor, without entirely doing it, thatjs all the directions oue needs as to bak'ng it. IJ it isn't clear, you mu?t learn as the !oy learns to sVioa. And then, as to nerving : . I. is. ihc egg of an effete and oer.ripc social des- potism to'Vish out" a pan of bake 1 i bean 5.'' Assert vonr independence. and preserTe the ,ntegrity vf your re.Mfcuy p,ae.ng M.e- upvu i 1. i .. . .-i 1. ! in the dish in which they are Cioked Let the, servant pass around the emp- ty china, :f you wish, to anre the J ' - j iam ij r bi him vuu naTe 11. Ann ' have enough left to kno w the- luxtity tf cold beans that hav1 a heart in them. Thos shall one of oar'or-oa New England institutions b ie stored j to add lusire to t he Ceiijenniai; year. . j TUt)UBLE OF AN hVENIG. -What's the matter, Tom? "You i ioult look well," a:d pnity iktle Mrs. ! Tomtit, coming ont to meet I. 1 hn. ' 1 ;.., !! rUritn. evfV list week. " 1 uf:nn lo k, like Gwi. Wah- l".;t 11 don 1 1. 1! a tic, lor l'c fl ( 111 : t oji sVnn milk w th, flie. l i t. il.jwn at a stirnjiriins wp man with her ail day.' t e rejibe l, tak.ng ift histiejv enebpeJ in i th'c table-cloth. ovnaAt ni hanging it up in the f baJV ; ' - 1 hat a foo b..d. '.ear. What sp pear 10 ie tbe roatterr she inquir j ed fishing tht?i Ukfublica.v out of hU overcoat p.cket t)h, I doa't hardly know I've a sort of cirrus performance going ou in my Iead, and a young gait an is nzZ a c-jp of ted t ful eveair , tri;h rr.?f rid I'll la ci r - w ,. f 4 . 4!::::r3 i t: r - I and svftci f ambling and srhlstlicj it the door for an? time, pat In hi hsrf, and rr marked in a 4hhll voice: Please, sir,, pa sranU ti know If you will lend hira your saw f Fot pity sake, tel the girl to ji ve him the sa r and ttll him to uo said I Tomtit, irritably, rturnin$ to hia paper, His wire glided out of the room and gave the sefrait iliej ordet and ' the boy amused himself by dancing a clrvV dance in the hall. the. noise ' which nearly drove. Tomtit crazy. A few moments later, ks he was trying fix his attention! on the stoiy, thu girl appeared and said : 8hure, sur, the dm! saw can I find at all, at all Goodness racipusl! h exclaimed throwing down tb papers; it seeuis to tne Sit right still ; doaft scoU, and I'll get it, interrnpted bis wife, jumping up and going outJ A few moments si le'returned, and after looking in the match-box, work basket, and ice-pitcher, as if she ex pected to find it ffCrcted in spue of them obssrved : j ! Ive looked In every place from tbe garret to the cellar; arid can't, find it. Y4o muvhave litwi , it -dowir-twth wA liam. Heivensand earth! ! I knew it , I knew it ! be exclaimed, dropping the paper, darting off to the barn,- where. atter nearly knocking his brains put against a posU and stumbling over the hay cutter he returned with the miss ing saw and his hair fiill of seed. Htv picked up the pper spiferully. turned up the lamp, and alter com p. sin himself for a Tern moinents he went back to his stor He was bo j 1 coming absorbed in ait exciting chap tcr .when there was! a sharp crack, and the amp chimney tell 1 Into, a glassy shower lioatie him. ( i tu turnea .11 jp , tx uiga any child would have 1 j known it would have broken, remarked his iife , in an injured tone, j I ivnoirn tne oictcens ! lie crien, put ST a, - - m m j ting his paper down again and trying to brush the broken jglass ; into his hand. j I'll git another lamp, said bis wife I wish yor'd -Ytirjf7p 1 Mosjs snd si legators 1 be yelled, An finding hini self with 8 handful of glass nearly red jlo ' It look a pint of fldnra bottle of arnica and half an noun of rvnmah' I t hsmla2ing to qriict him down this time , but finally lie 100k fresh ciiiar and start at the story Blrs. . . . , U, L . Tomtit seated herself the opposite . u.i,v ij a il. nf (hp f lit arif fi hr tvritiir n i the prospects !or futjrre quiet and peace seemed to bd ezcelleut , when the srrvaut iri. coming in to whimper al,ollt llC brenkl i,,., Antl isat; tiped over the i i I . . . ' ,1 1 M. ct'ai - fuiiic. ami in laiiing patteu tne . laoie-cioiu wim uie pitcnjr. ana gias scs off on the floor witu a crash that would hate woke the- 'read, if tEere Ud ,,en av- yard n the ticinity. Hlae and operated tom Ktcaea! What in thuner's.the mat ter now f fairly shnekej 1 the unfortu manwijiing-the water from tre ip-e. i-iu lier otThis If g , and looting W'leber ft kicked opt wickaily at (tfwi coal scuttk. j - D ar. dear me. how could yon be Did yoa hurt ffife, coming so awkward, nrititet? y ourelf ? inquired his atoms! toner assistance, andhelpibgl her to get her teai free and hef low- er Um covered up. Bad joss to itftrs cOO?.for-notLicg . ij ; .,!, is 1( - . - ... v ti3 r : Lit i itI, obstlaateiy, taiLn. Cp ttz' p.v per and trying to fled tbs nlice be had Itft offit. ! . ' : He bad Just t ucwtdW, oad the tm tswt.he ftlt lathehervlne't Wfare was loiptihing the wrinkles fiua his brow, as to' flat-Irca COald h vi d Que. when out Tn the garden there arose a series of nortotJsartLly yells At V ibaJe giant cur was. trying ta cotn mlt suicide vy barking kin self kcul 6ift:'r 5 - ;! ! . - - ' ' ; . Tomtit pretsndeO not to hear th rlr: two or three ;eanplltting fiowlt, In bop ' he wtvild tnote away, but wbsnlt grew w loud and deafening that the winds 4 , frttled aud thfe (Units flickered In th-i lamp, he coul ing up he lov owl and bad K stand H no Ungrilnuip led hlia asU wttli luofi of TTonU. and siartUig cut opened fire ori t)e yelylug Urur. ; ; , UU first shot iniiscd tba Ug and hit sn Irishman pacing cn the oUwr ili ut the roS l: the tetond Itisop coal casid somewhat nearci Ue dor, but broke ! m window in the uxt hou; 2I thdn'r tire t'w thhtloje owing 10 the fildunau 1 aviiis: teenrtd tome brickbats and send mg one danjreroiiply, clota to Toii.tUV ear; The ecoad ;ihot from tbe lufurU ted Emerald U landet lobfr hlici In thW mall pf the back, i be tlcdd la .: th dooj a"d sllin&ied it after lutn.. 4 ' He did not rieat any in re that ef nb but t eld hlii wife, as he wssrubWifx bU fcfwtsswt . Va t.Vi r4rtttwmly tbst. .tayi-4-v- ftre'.rt!rUii '."C'', v-"' 7 ' - .' 1 wUb t ';was a 'afnasntte "tWrWit that 1 could eptploW aidblow everything in IhU dai neti counirj' to pltce,r f THE ALBAlNY LAW JoilRNAlJ A V EEKLY RECORD OF TUB J.AWIAXD THE JaWYEKrt. i "I r The Law Jot rnal has I been pub lished for flrf yar4, with steailily increasing. success,' ana its regiilsr circulation 1 is believed row ' to hi much f rente f than that of snr siini' ar periodical ever publUhed It has beem the aim of its contac tors to raakej the Law Joiunsl one or the very be.tof. professional JoutnaN olc that should not only furnish t tdie profession the results of thv latjf est important adjudication , loih of this countfyj jand ol EnlanJ, buV that should also dif cuts . ably an I intelligently,jrJatters Of legal impor tance and all questions affecting the tntt rests of the profession; -While the Law Journal will le c n tinkd in tho same geneisl style, and upon thej seme plan as hereto' fore srae net I fektuiea will le in trodiict I dining the cmning year which will greatly a ldto its , ir.t-rest' attd utility. i Ysci Nnmber will cn tain, among; other, the following eon terfts: - : !.l ! 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