... sore eyes. A. Vermont man was struck by lightning lately. and had both his boots taken off without doing him much damage. He says he prefers the old-fashioned 'way, with the boot-jack. It is not quite so quick, but he is never in much of a hurry, and thinks ...

... taken to the well-known Horse-Slaughtering Establishment, Tilbach Farm, Mambilad, near Ponty- pool, lately occupied by ALFRED KENT and WILLIAM PANNIERS, Deceased. Will give the full value for Worn-out Horses, Cows, &c, and fetch them away within a radius ...

... the darkneslof death envelopes all the world, man will have utilized his nose in holding up his trousers or pulling on his boots. EPITOME OF NEWS. BRITISH AND FOREIGN. A Butler county oil well is said to emit balls of fire, which explode with a tremendous ...

... supplies ilia end Ka*t Kent hop produce, there has also b,ei, » fair Inquiry for 1875 hop#. EagUsh hops have been made the Continent, ana It . that the bulk of the American exports will be forwarded to the same destination. East Kent goldlug*. 1876, £lO ...

... ap )lication lo Messrs DUNVILLE and Co., Royal Irish Di 3tilleries, Felfast. FACETI E • of di de-aUri. QUESTIONABLE.—Is a golden poem an o ton Tli gu e e it . ferous ? t o the income tax. Let us be collected, as the water ra te said owers of speech ...

... - - First, there were , pamengers, four inside and twelve out, beside, the coachman and guard. Both the front and the hind boot were filled with small package.; the roof was Riled up so high as barely to admit of the coach's passing beneath the archway ...

... for what you will gladly resign 'Twill enable you in the tirst fashions to shine 'Twill show-you there's virtue e'en in old boots and shoes; And you can possees it whenever you choose. New if Scconà-lumd Furniture bought, sold, Cr exchanged. TNMAN LINE ...

... residence of the First Lord of the Treasury, Downit g-street. A shepherd boy, named Collins, has been committed for trial at the Maidstone assizes for cau:ing the death of a girl, 17 years of age, by stabbing her in the leg with a knife. DARING ROBBEBY OF JEWELLERY ...

... of combinations of farmers paying 500 guineas for a good stallion. Thus it is that our agriculturists are enabled to reap golden returns for their produce at the annual fairs, at which there are no lack of army and city buyers. Speaking for the counties ...

... natives of India and Ceylon, renowned for their beautiful teeth. Pots. Is. each, of the agents, Mr. Phillips, Newport, Cardiff ; Golden, Aberga% enny, and all clienuste. Advt. Robert Wright, charged with frandidently removing biArods to avoid a distreee for ...