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ApLHxslNo IxcIDks5 "A townssSan, who
stood on The wharf ai East Boston, when the
Cambria came in, says ,that as the Ssssel was
nearing her destination, the Hurchiau0n Fam
lily, who were among the passengers. struck
up Home Sweet Home, and sang with thrill
ling sweetness aud beauty that touching song
II must have been pleasing and impressive
incidentto ell who witnessed it.-SPringheld
Republican.


SILENT sUT ELoaUENT.-In the dreadful
earthquake which destroyed the city OF Carsc-
cas- in 1872. with forty thousand inhabitants,
the clock ef the c4ahaa1l Way stopped il 10 sup
posed BY the 6ue ak1ck The tower in which
the dials are placed, one fronting each quarter
Of the heavens, remained standing; although
the clock has been repaired snd set going
again one of the dials and its hands have new
er been disturbed. They still point 10 the hour
and minute which heIalded % many souls,
without a moments warning. into eternity


A BuLL.--Never did an Irishman utter
better bull, than did honest John, who being
asked by friend
HAS your sister 60, ason ora daughter :
answered: sss tif IS, 4


Upon my soul. do not ye, know whether
am an uncle or an aunt!


A man who gets through the world without
q kick, may rest assured that he is generally
considered not worth minding.
40 @l.&t N


'I'll be blowed If you do as the toper's nose
said when he was trying 10 find il with his
handkerchief.


CUsIous FAcr.--We saw an Irishman the
other day carrying peck basket which held
exactly two hogdhsods. Exchange Paper.


ftf ft


A musician, awhile.ago, in giving q concert
at Cleveland, Ohio, informed the public that a
variety Of songs might be expected too tedious
TO mention