For the Advocate. HYPNOTICS.
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 s'For what purpose was the room in the Southeast erly corner of the Court House built?" s'For Court room, to be sure.a "What! tat place for the Circuit and Supreme Courts 1"

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 "Where do they stow the Clerk 5 "Inside the ralng D

 ''Where the two Juries'

 tInside the raing'

 "Where the witnesses 4o

 "Inside the railing | y

 ssWhere the Bar?D

 'sfnside the railng!!!"

 ssWhere the crminals?'

 "Inside the raing!!!!" "WLere the spectators!"

 'sWherever they get, and outdoors, looking through the windows"

 "We, it's rather the smallest place, for full Bench full Bar, Grand Jury, lots of spectators and mir der trial in hot weather, that ever did see any how Why, if was the conrver, I'd get patent, righ, quck.'

 "What for?"

 "Why for my plan of slowing the greatest possible number of people into the least possible space."

 

 !" Tom, where you going with your gun7' "pm going, with other citizens, to stand guard for the purpose of preventing half dozen prison- CTS from walking out of the gaol of the Capital of Ark "-~-' "Mr X--, why do you not run MT Y-- for the office of --- -? Is he not qualified, and does he not deserve itl" "Oh, he's honest, honorable and distinguished man, and there's in the State better qualified but the fact ls he's too poor The salary won't pay the expenses, and he wouldn't be able to stand ' "Why then does not the Legislature increase the salary?"

 "Where's the use? There's plenty of wealthy per- sons will take the office, jest for the honor of the thing "And IS 1t thus! people, generous, wealthy and enerprising, withhold from the of talents and in- tegy, and bestow upon the man of forune their best gifts, their offices of rust of responsibility and of hon. or--and for what For the retention of paltry sum of gold!-for the saving of doar!"

 

 "Get out I say! You can't come round me with your blaher about la:nn'. tell you it an't no use, no how. bekase here's the idee. Yesterday didn't oqulre Roarem get up to defend man, (hes pea- er You couldn't have heern it thunder for two hours and all the larnn' he's got come by natev,) and did your Squire Logic argue agln him, in his little low voice. and didn't the Judge tell me to-day that he had 10 gye right agn him, for he didn't understand half ne sad about Bother and Vattle and Burn lem McKe? No. We folks here goes by common sense. We dont go by old books Squire Roarem hasn't been a he puslness that Logic has. But Pve heern say that m the East an Attorney and Counsellor ant the same shlng. What are they therel'

 An Attorney Is one who has spent four years in the suoy oi the sciences and three years ill the study of m .ne iaw and who has passed an examination theren- a ~ pe counsellor, a man must in addition 10 this, nave practsed three years in the Common Pleas for oIeul,) eouft. But what do the terms mean here?" "Hhy, they both mean alike. They mean man "hos got a s'iihkit to practise law.'

 REFLECTOR.

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