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MAGASIN JAPANAIS.
80 DIgnne Street.

MAGASIN JAPANAIS
60 Duane Street.
II. PARKER, Agent from Amste rdam, most respect.
fully informs his friends and the public general that
he hes received magnificent collection OF Oil Paintings
and Antiquities consisting Of Japanese Porcelain Jars and va
Flower Bottles Plates, Dishes Cups md Saucers; old
Dresden Porcelain Groups and Fgures Cups aud Saucer
Gent Fans of the 18th cenur and Ebony Wooden Carved
Arm Chairs from the years 1913 1877 formerly belong ed
the Cardinal Ximenes, Great Inqutor Of Spain, such
has been in this counry Of which he can dispose
moderate prices. Ladies and Gen emen If you wish
yourself call and this splendid collection.
Also carved Chairs for Cath olic Churches to be
from 10 A. M. till 6 P. M je27 -rh
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CASTLE GARDEN.
lfy-Admission rs Cents.-E1
Prophets ....... Messrs. frrnen sad ssrissr
Grand Entertainment,
Extraordinary E11tions and Surprising Attrac-
lions.
Friday Evening, July 18th
The performance will commece with Overture by the
Orchestra 10 Fra Disvoo.
Statuary Of the A, civ,ts by Master w Wood.
Popular Spuiish Dance, Miss Cohen.
POI ular Song by Mr. Winams
lntermson Of Half Hour for Promenade AID Refresh
Overture La RENE De- Chypre.
So < by Mr.. Deanson.
Irish Lit b. Miss Cohen.
Amphithe trcal Exercises by the casters Wood. ,
Beautiful Series OF Tabeaux Alouvans, taken from the
EARLIEST ages Of mankind entitled the
FIRST FRATRlClDE.
Abel . C 4 Parsloe Eve ...... Miss Cohen
Cain 49,. w Wood Adam Dennison
The 100 Cosnors mas will BE- exhibited
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WASHINGTON, July Is, 1915.

WASHINGTON, July is, 1s45.
Effects of the Heat-Deaths M the City in Conse-
q.ence-Ihe Hue and Cry-Dr. Miller Started
Up-Afairs IN the Cabinet-Mr. Ripes's Car
riage, &c.
We were not aware of the melancholy effects of
he heat yesterday, when we penned our notes OF
this still continued purgatoral spell OF weather
-Four men, aborers the Avenue, fell down and
died from the effects of the heat. MIR. Brown, the
Methodist local missionary, who was always going
about doing good, Frustrated last Saturday from
the intensity OF the suns rays, and died, as we are
informed, last night A German laborer on Capitol
Hill yesterday fell by coup de soteH near his door,
but was restored by an immediate administration
internally of French brandy. To-day until near
o'clock the mercury continued steadily up IN the
ouetles, when from the accumulation OF clouds,
thunder and lightning and strong breeze, there
has been most graetu abatement.
Capt Polk has already displaced one brotheri n-law
of Capt. Tyler Dr. Miller, the Post Master at Column
bus, Oho and it is questionable whether the Sd As;
sistant Post Master General can hold his place. 1t
would be very cruel in Captain Polk, after Mr. Iy-
Ter had plead for his brother-naw with tears In hts
eyes, that he should be driven TO forego his promise
70 Old Veto, and turn the Doctor, from the force
of necessity, in the case of Gov. Van Ness. As
il IS may say of DR.. Miller
On slippery rocks see him stand,
While fiery pillows roll below"
The talk among our folks now Is that Mr.. Bucha-
nan or Mr.. Walker will have to go. They can't
agree-they can't adjust the tariff tremendously
iron of Pennsylvania is an nsuperable bar to the re-
venue standard with Mr.. Buchanan, and Mr.. Wal
ker declares upon the holy poker that that n per
cent protection be curtaed Of at least 20 parts
OF its fair proportions.
We are afraid that Mr.. j. c. Rves is leaning to
the aristocracy We saw carriage moving down
the avenue to-day, which we at first mistook for
Capt Polks but turned out be the family vehicle
Of the big Kentucky riHeman. But we cannot
think it democratic, strictly speaking, TO counte.
nance so clean and elegant turnout the part OF
the late fiscal partner of the Globe, An old second
hand affair would have taken infinitely better with
the snhferraneauS
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GALVANIC BELTS,
e Il NDN IND BRIO us

Ii. d.es1s ssSfi M RN hsys SseS
eeny long before the PUBLIC to give fair test Of their ELI
already received from highest character and
telligenoe, he deems j. proper time introduce
hem her practice, Dr. crss feel. much pleasure be-
proved, and he doubts that by perseverance will
Of very r. eae and Of ons Standing the
tanned by the svanic Rings sufficient arrest pro-
hs Bs ssH @
sS ANDY %
Sssn % will to be
*: Ty % w d p.fs s &: ssd
saa Ths% .aaS con, ;I
S
prices, sssgIdas ths mode q finish and
objection which scientific others have made
nh" as pa
eets remedy S needless ss aG
only difference consists increased certainty of beneficial
The d
enee IS made 10 the advertisement 10 another column Dr. Cris.
tie must hs s pses eS Of INIT
bs have oavanic Rings I'll esoa &c
rSSs spy Bss " 81 sy
TEETH TEETH !! TEETH y.
UNPRECEDENTED RED UC7YON IN
DENTISTRY
the old establishment East Broadway where be
n had f. whole Of Teeth inserted on the
Superior Teeth inserted from IS to......sso
Tech rss Esa G ig s" s dsn' Dentists;
jn7 m+rc Surgical and Mechanical Dentist.
ESTABLISHED 1872
PETER ROSE, CUTLER, AND MANUFAC-
TURER OF
sURGICAL IND DEMTaL INsTRUMENTT,
wpa cali The ssnon o
Surgeons, Dentists, and Country Merchants Ills gene
a'te Which will " BE- n aas
or workmanship by any manufactured in this country inn
that his long aud practical experience in the
sarase to purchases !h.. all orders VIII, be faithfully and
hss Ps"nse ss E
ed with great aud despatch JUN lmsrcs
pACKET SHIP LlvERPooL-From Liverpool Con.
board side Of Buriigs 81 An goods permitted
within days liable to be sent to the Public Stores.
ARTIFICIAL EYES
MADE and Inserted BY DR. j. GR 3S Ne i2 B9ysTy n
Fs;% hs Maker
FOR SALE.
A SoRREL HORSE IS hands high, years old, fine,
Horse S Fsmy Wsss wo Be
ecty gentle and under he saddle War
Riding School, i08 Bowery. julie
LASTS, LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
Light OAK sss ad e SHSs snd
and Findings of all kinds. Lasts made pattern
~ B-A first rate lot ofNr O. Macheu's hadrlhs Rasps
i Spring street. near W W,sssp s x 3sA
FOR SALE OK TO LET,
a the Nine Mile Stone Kingsbr,dgc Rod handsome
Cottages, two Of which contain IA rooms with kitchen
and clr pazzas front rear with Ice and Coach houses
asched The other two CONTAINS Nine Room with Marble
NANTES Oraies, &cy complete. Also. large Stone House al
e bone ort Washington containing rooms kitch
81 w oacm mouse and other buildings all finish
ed IN the best manner with ground attached The
from each is varied and excessive embracing river aud
monntain scenery and in point Of health will we with any
other situation IN the vicinity q New York. Apply
T. r. CARhAN, 63 Broadway
Or at the Store on I55th ST. Kim, br;Jre Rood
jul5 2w.ec '"s'o'''se i'oa''
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
DAGUERREOTYPE ARTISTS

THE undersignedhave made application Letters Patent
Tor their process color Daguereoype Pictures
This process produces effect before and changes
the Of the Dagueneotyre that of the finest paint
ing This coorng done by itself guided only
by the hand of the operator aud machinery IL be reformed
by every not skilled the OF painting and will be
IN writing, without difficulty
Artists wishing procure the Patent right for City
County make preenga therefore, BY adore
Frost paid) to w. X 4. LANGENHElM
VI tru% L. .l.da
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THE MOST FASHIONABLE RESORT
is THE

ELYSLA.V FIELDS, HOBOKEN.
SPLENDlD Exhibit ons Free every after Don this week
commencing on Monday July nth at o'clock on tn.
Novelties calculated inspire the audience with useful
popular Artists Of the day Mr. McCary has the pleasure
Fakr of Angelina and the greatest Magician OF the age Also
he has made with the Mss who will
appear variety Of their mos, popular Dances and Songs as
'u UikBER Of THE
will with his Hndoo Miracles, consisting OF up
wards of One Hundred Experiments After which he will
Introduce the elegant and real Chinese Gamesn which he
beat for large Of the Mighty Greek Riggs, and
he bids defiance for rival Dancing all its varieties
popular Songs Of the day In addition the above Mr.
McCay has engaged that justly celebrated American Brass
Band-Leader Mr.. Shelton. inl5 3t.rc
TO CAPIIALISIS.
RARE CHANCE-To invest capital Of about $40 900 in
worship for the tmanu-E Congregation of this city, and fur.
nsng lots between Bowey aud East River and between
B1eome aud Madison streets for that psap1ss
N essrs Settheimer Brothers, 81 Beaver street.
julio lm&rc
AnIl NM HAVANA sEGARs, imported by NJ. AN.
1fOOaOOO GULO, for sale at q Liberty street Among
Cubey Werner Segars do small Sizes Napoeons Normas
Uraca San Reman Descs, Gclonas Dc Paneeas and va5i
known house just imported BY the Chris,oph Colon and the
Rapid AZ 3m~rc
M ATCHES WATCHES AND JEWELRY Those
w who wish to purchase Gold or Silver Watches, Gold
vantage call the subscriber who selling all descriptions
the above retail much lower than other house the
city Gold Watches low 500 and s2 each Watches and
ewely exchanged or bought All Watches warranted to kee
good time the money refunded Watches and Jewely repair
ed in the best and warranted at much less than the
usual price
Wholesale and Retail 81 Wall street,
mzi 1ms-c Late ga cor. William sf.. mp stairs
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TO DAGUERREOTYPISTS.
NOR SALE LOW-The finest Apparatus in the country
original Paris $500. To who would undertake
to furnish subscribers with copy large sale Of the pnc
pal monuments landscapes the country this the very
stIument. Apply at IS South street in the afternoon
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BALTIMORE, July II, lo4os
Z Good sapply@ Rain-Rumorsd Resignation Of Mr..
Buchanan-Mr. McLane's Pirate Seeretary--The Duel
Quashed- The Barney Marriage Case Markets, &c.
We were yesterday afternoon treated with a most de
lightfu shower of rain coming down torrents for up
wards of two hours having the effect Of
vving dropping energies. II commenced about
o'clock and continued till A. when the shone out
ngain and the thermometer resumed its tyrannca sway
until o'clock in the evening. A DRILLING rain CON-
enced again that hour and continued at intervals
during the night. The has however, obtained the
mastery again this morning, and there is every appear
nnce of another scorching day.
Although nothing relative to the rumored resignation
cf the Secretary of State Mr. Buchanan has reached
s city from Washington, the fact that il is the desire
Andrew Stew enson has been well known here for some
time past. Indeed Mr. Richie has set ms near on hay
c ,mmencing to have great power WIN tne resident
hat the cabinet must soon break up Is inevitable not
Mn walker and the President laboring to bring
down to the standard contrary to the known OPT
~ ions of both Mr. Buchanan and Mr. Bancroft well as
rlNorcy Mr. Buchanan will therefore, certainly resign
Ut Bancroft and Marcy too fond the oaves
as Ministers to england hss the
much i'll feeling between the President and Mr. Buch
anan hence the shutting Of the Union the subject
ontradctng rumors but with the real object Of
enting open rupture in the Cabinet Depend upon
south must De COnCllIuted
Secretary Of state before fortnight Mr. Buchanan
desires settle the Oregon question by agreeing on the
nth degree but the President refuses all such compro
misc. -
Mr. McLane, perceive, stopped some days IN New
ork on his route 10 Boston to take the steamer. ny
lie way don't you think his private Secretary, Lawyer
ovd will create quite sensation at the Court Of 81
INES, as cunning looking specimen Of live yapke;Gii
a las got quite a diploSsatc looking hiz and VIII
,aye an eve on the negotiations
The custom house and post office anisg u having
. tiled their differences by agreeing 10 'ach othsr
Ia the most profound contempt, we Will no aue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-18

r. PRICES First Premium new Patsn, two Oven Ranges
~ combining economy convenience and durability These
Ranges warranted any offered They
constructed that is almost impossible for them Of
order for the plates crack all other Ranges
They have been in for the last 10 months, and
stance the satisfaction and has
the proprietor been called on repair
All Ranges putup by the subscriber warranted to give
tire satsacton IL they do not they will be taken without
the least expense TO the purchaser. -
GEORGE PRICE, Proprietor,
m29 lm*m 292 Broadway.
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ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.


NEWLY INVENTED ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER
IA Warranted the perfect article Of the kind ever nven
ted 1t has been for time and approved of by all
the best article of the kind offered the public The
cted requested call and for themselves The
has down the low price Of One Dollar To
be had only of Madame Oscar 81 Murray New York
This Article be sent Of the United States, by
Mail Persons at distance have them by Addressing
as'ahove post paid. jc21 Intro
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EOLIAN HARPS.

NUrNs CLARK having purchased the patent right for
lN"Coenans Eoan Attacmento the Panoiorte, for the
the public that they prepared to supply Pianoiores
with this improvement attached attach the
modern made horizontal Panofoes IN regard ote durability
ohs inventions ~ C. prepared to satisfy the most
warrant them IL the assertion, that the will remain
oatmospherc. The most satisfactory waranee given with
each instrument.
The public invited examine the olsn Panoortes"
their wareroom, No $40 Broadway opposite the Park
where also be found of g. So and Octave
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COMIC ALMANACS FOR 1916, FOUR KINDS.
INV o G
Of Comic Almanscs epee with fun and fine
Fishers Comic, Turner'S Comic, Crocketts Go
Head Comic, and De Darkes Comic those the will
call look laugh and buy those Distance will order
send for SAMPLES Always sale the variety and
colored prints &C. &C. the counry catalogues applica
ton. Show Bills of all kinds given to dealers
We sell low, very low for cash. and do ~ justice to all
orders, in time, kinds quantity, and price.
TURNER & FISHER,
ie14im*rs Chatham
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NOTICE,
MR.. CLARKE DESTROYS Of supplying the public in town
l and country with the best of help free Of expense with
servants of good character both professionals and others white
aud colored He atter himself that by doing he bene
fitting all those of employment and hopes Of that
patronage, which such undertaking merits His Office is
sa Duane street. and fitted for the accommodation Of all in
want Of employment. Call at s511 Duane street.
je20- Imtm
otis FIELD respectfully informs his friends and the public
~ that he has arrived the city and taken quarters the Uni
ted States Hotel his entrance through the bar io6 Water
where he has number Of Bassfods improved Billiard
Tables sale for playing and will be happy have them
tried His bar is well stocked with Sherry
Cobhlers. White Lions. Sc &c jAe im.rr'
STRIKERS SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR,
w HIGH will change grey HAIR its original color in few
W minutes This solution is different from any yet offered
and cannot fail of superceding all others.
Those who doubt sed have their hair
changed before their IL humbugs would take
this method there would be no reason complain,
None genuine unless signed H. Striker in red ink
The Solution be forwarded BY Hsndens Express any
part of the world
One trial will prove the fact.
Sold wholesale and retail and applied ut No. Chatham
street, opposite the Hall Of Record New York, up stairs
nj ms
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-03-14

teri' nno NIT 2ouoin na) eonbou, no Ie 9etraut pur
cen uno 9ln9en nad1 ar8, ais Qu6mi9 Der XVIII ben
&hron ielner slhnen Deoer betie9
9n Is. DeSeneer 1893 faB Carrier an leiner Ihwele
9er'lden Sofel NIT alen SpeBgee0en, uno fpot
tete Der QSela9un9 @u9eniens ,,oaB am Is. Oe,en,-
per Ielr eaupt unter Dem Nenferbeife fallen merDe.'
Sas ln9eheuer per9nB 1T 1enen, Npbne, bab Der Is.
Seien1ber IN 1eoent S5abr ereine, uno caB gu9enie
oas Sahr fetres ScoeS ntdt eenannt babe
Ns ote Sd1reden6re9erun9 fth i'm Slue nber fat
ft9t Bate puroe e tbrer QSerfeu9e lberorilI9 Gar
rter nuroe IN Den Idtonals@pneent surudberuen, no
er etn D(oes 9iebnertaent 9eteno ad1te 70 oft cine
tarAtbare W&aBre9el in Nntrag fam. gnolh erbpb
itd, nad1 Gem g. Shernlocr, bic al9emeine 9erpllt-
tu9 9egen lhn Die 9lnfla9en paren sah(cs uno ents
1esllo1. I'm 9e9en cenjen9en Die Ncrm bes 9tehte6
enSuhalten, Der le ne beadet bate, fhfe Der Spn-
bent oen 9enTa Sefretdr naeb 0tantes, welcer ;pei
pom Carrier et9enbdnol9 unterSetdnete 8eebe 80
bis 80 Wtenden un9ertdtet su eutlpntiren," ;rrlf.
bradte, Die etnS9e, Die ct Dor einer Nbreile at Der
rldbten oer9aB. Sergebens berief IId Der 9uoefoee
Dor ben Sdranfen be5 Nepolutions~S rbunas auf Die
thm ertbellten 8efeble bes @pnoeneS auf oas o(eie
Serfabren III anbern prooinsen pereebens ben,erte
er oenllelben, uto etoer ntdt gang nit llnreht baB
ord e1tte Nerurthetlung Der @onoent ons Sdpert oe
gen b ielbit febre. 3pe Oeonate bauerten Die 3et-
9enoernehn1un9etL oeren Snbalt bas 9trd)ip Der 6e
boen fbnnte {; Carrier wurbe ;um 1ooe perrtbeilt.
Stm 16. OeSember 1894, an jenem uerbdu9niepoQen
Gage, ben @u9enie tbm ais ben Sog ctnes 9coe6 BE-
Sedne bate, beitte9 er, nit elmer Staubbafti9feit bic
bon iener rubern Se9heit ntdt su errarten mar Bis
gum lesen 9Iu9enbde feline llnhulb beteuerub, bas
Blut9ertit, lit Der Wte etner unermeelidbeu 8olfs,
mense, bic ien Daien oerfute. Sein Salpt ffel ut,
ter Dem Belle. Der Shdrfriter ersdbltp bag Carrier
ais er au cds Srett gebunben mur6e nod, bic QTorte
itobnte ,,Cer @n9el BON 91ane5 ~
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-03-14
eeJnauouratlon ezQIbDre0e

ps pratoente ecr 9ereinsten Staatcn Sars olf ec
fe1pen 9"uer res Gp8retrs nno ras pIt 9r aatcn
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-03-14

9lm pcri9en Oonnerifag uberianbte berprdTbent Der
Gereu1i9ten Stdaten Dem Senat etne 8otldQft, tn
unterbanolun9eu nod tmmer 9epflo9en perDen," uno
f19t btnSu "8eOeutenoe 6Ortidritte fIno in Der 8e
ratbhIa9ung 9enadt, weIde it eiuem 6uerit freunOs
ihaftlidcn @eit spiiden ben 5tpet 9egierun9en &C.
ftbrt noroen, 1nb es 1T llrade gu Der OCfnung Ucr
banoen, paB bic lInterbanouugen in furSer 3et gum
Shlufe 9ebrad)t weroeE."
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-07-30
THE DAILY UNION

worth he commented on with much bitterness, but
cordially admitted the greatness OF his genius.
From poets he passed on TO speak OF painters, and
lauded Turner in the most extravagant terms. Of
Chanry he spoke very slightingly; but that might
very easily be accounted for, as the great sculptor
had resolutey refused to model bust of Campbell,
at which the bard Of Hope" was not little mortified.
Chantry said that Campbe's thin lips never could
be effectively sculptured in marble; but the real
reason why he would not have Campbell as a
sitter, was an old grudge which the sculptor could
not forget.
Sir Thomas Lawrence painted Campbell's por-
trait, of which the poet not little proud; but
fine as the picture is work of art, as likeness
1t is total failure. Campbell, however, did not
think so, and extremely fond of presenting his
friends with proof impressions Of the engraving
from tia number of which he always kept by
him, with his autograph beneath. To say the
truth, one of Campbell's besetting sins was vanity
it continually oozed out; and if adulation was not
proffered him, he became morose and displeased
Half of the sour things which he said, arose more
from this cause than from any positive dislike to the
objects of his attacks. He sat on poetic throne,
and he could exact the homage of his subjects.
Talking on one subject and another, we arrived at
the Adelph and here, for the present, | will lay
down my pen, reserving until second paper on
this subject my further memories of the poet.
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THE SPIRIT OF NATIVISM.

Nativism lays claim we believe to patriotism as
its peculiar virtue. 1t loves its country WELL that
it hates those who come from any oher even though
they come of their voluntary choice, to adopt the
citizenship which the ''native' acquired by the
sublime effort of giving himself the trouble Of being
born-as when Beaumarchais makes his count, in a
sngularly reflective mood, wonder what he had ever
done to deserve that Providence should have show
cred on him so many of the favors of fortune,
while the mass of mankind are in desuton and
misery, his valet fully explains it, Monsieur,
etes do,,,e la peine de naii,t!''
This precious nativism, then, which is "nothing
if not pariotic,' is the most bitter, mean, narrow,
and malignant ism that has yet reared its head
among in the form Of political party. One
success it has recently achieved, if in all other
respects it has been doomed of late to know only
defeat and disaster II has succeeded in beating the
Tribune, and one or two other papers Of that ilk,
In the savage malignity of abuse of the memory of
the good and great old man whose loss his country
now deplores. If the richest possessions a nation
boast are the memory and the glory of her great
sons-the cornelian jewels of her love and pride
very certain that the most signal demonstration
Of patriotism is thus to Willy and outrage of the
nobest and best Of them ALL in the very hour of the
sacredness of death, and in the midst of the unver
sal national voice of grief praise, and blessing This
is ''native" patriotism, with vengeance!
Is it because Jackson was born of Irish parents,
short period after their arrival this soil, that the
following feculent TRADE, characteristic in its tone
OF the whole spirit of natvlsm, appears in the lead
ing organ Of that faction in Pennsylvania the "Har-
risburg Watchmani"
Having learned the school of adversely to be meek
and knowing il to be duty to be patient and forgivng
we looked with perfect GOODNESS and composure upon
assemblage OF met for the purpose Of expressing the
opinion Of the people upon the life Of whose erocity
--niha Rgefism--and whose moral alterations had
boundary a. siree6rauer, aduerer gambler, dueiiisf
horse and centemner of every divine law having
been called to his resting place by the fiat of the Almighty
was to be osted upon the memories Of the people
god False to every profession he made whether
morals, politics, religion acknowledged by all the
basest demagogno that bearded nation and led it
ITS doom asycophant in heart and tyran in poweryet
the good people OF country called upon to
his demise Well may it be said of him
Born for crime----
Eafths darkest realms can't find so black mind
Nights sable shade your crimes never hide
Zach is too great to glut historic tide:
Deiunct your memory shall ever live
In ell the glare that nfamy can give;
Curses OF ages shall attend your name,
Traitors themselves will glory in your shame.'n
Tribune" please copy, as the advertisements say.
N. Y Morning Ne,cs