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The New York herald., 1845-08-31
Iowa CRY, August Is, 1915.

Iowa CRY, August Is, 1915.
Constitution Rejected-Why the People roted II
Docn- Gen. Dodge Returned 10 Congress.
The Constitution of Iowa IS again rejected by
the people Now Iowa cannot become State Tor
some years The people have long had the subject
before them, and it appears Il was with much hesi
tation, that they consented to call convention TO
draft constitution All the voting, all the eglsa-
zion. The act of the convention itself, and all the
ac,s Of Congress relative TO the admission OF Iowa.
are void and Iowa is where she originally began
as n territory. | cannot give you history of all
those proceedings, nor does the occasion require II ;
but | will in very brief manner give you some
notions of this constitution, and the causes OF Its
rejection by the people.
The constitution was drawn up in November
and sent before the people for them to vote on in
April. In the mean time II was sent TO Congress,
where il received an amendment, cutting OIL large
slice on the west, which lay along the Missouri
river, and a small piece on the north which lay
along the Mississippi and St Peters rivers, reducing
the area to 900 square miles, giving for the State
of Iowa little larger surface than Indiana, and a
very similar form, being the longest on the Misss-
sipp river To this amendment made by Congress,
the people Of Iowa objected. Ihey wanted a state
in extent, than which could boast OF greater.
And the public press OF Iowa, proclaimed londly,
that il was the desired and true policy Tor The State,
to extend through to the Missouri river. They had
no feeling of jealousy towards the South tor political
nower-no desire 10 be cut up like East and West
Florida. into small States: and this too, at the very
time when Texas was being admitted. Yes, the
whole northwest looked with much Indifference
Al This great political struggle between the North
and south. This was the policy of Congress in
making their amendment and this is the policy
they will ever pursue admitting new States in
the northwest
In April the people rejected the Constitution by
nearly 1000 majority. This rejection was supposed
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THE PATENT
GALVANIC RINGS

CIR ISTIE'S MAGNETIC FLUID.
universal APPRECIATION Of the Medical Profession OF Great
Britain and has been sufficiently long before the American pub
nc 10 give lar ral OF Its power and efficacy The PATENT
SALyANc KINGS have been found all the purposes
Tor wheh the ordinary avanc Battery Electric and Mag
nec Machines are used but without of the
SHOCKS winch accompany the applications by those
meh aha w many oter respects and
IN ACCOMPLISHING the desired object.
The Gayanc Rings have been used with perctuccess
all cases oil fheumasn acute chronic, applying the
head, face or smbs Gout; Tic Doloreauy; 1oothsche
bronchts vertigo Nervous Sick Headache Indiges
tloa Paralysis Palsy Epilepsy Fits; Cramp Palpilaon
OF the Heart Apopexy, Stiffness of Joints Lunbago Neu
rgia General Debility; Deficiency of Nervous Energy and
all Nervous Disorders IN confirmed DYSPEPSIA they
have been equally successful Their extraordinary effects upon
The system must be witnessed be beleved
ior me above complaints they equally to be
recommended The Gavanc Rilgs every way perfect
harmless and are sold prices within the reach Of all
ChsTiEs MAGNETIC FLUID is used in with the
ans 20 reaer Their efcent action certain and direct the
Gaivaic influence tothe which affected
For numerous cercates Of highest character regarding
the efficacy Of the Gayanc Rings and Magnetic Fluid refer
a the ofcs Only Ageaey in New York ia Fulton street,
Druggist Fulton and Cranberry streets iva lm.e
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THE ORIGINAL GENUINE
GALYANIC RINGS
IND MAGNETIC FLUID

DOSSESS all the advantages Of Gayanic Battery with
its shock and successful in curing rheumatism tic
doorux headache and all chronic nervous diseases
For sale only BY Pr Caombes Agent. "A B D. Sands
General Agents Also 273 Broadway II East Broadway a9
s and 90 Fulton 81 Walker Drug Stores corner OF Bowerv
and Grand u Ayenne D i7s Spring 80 Cahexne corner Of
Clinton and Division Mrs Hays, Brooklyn Price OF Ring
2s--god plated &-klud IS cents bottle. ua
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% CANAL STREET.-Cure Of Coms, Bunions, Se.--
~ Mons and Madame Berar respectfully inform the pub
lie that they have from No 0l Canal No s
opposite That they still contnue operate the iee
with the greatest Having pactised their profession
Tor Europe and this they able 10
produce certificates from the celebrated physi
cans OF Europe, well from Boston, Philadelphia and
New York, 80 Canal u. AZ IN !.
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HOLDEN'S CELEBRATED DYSENTERY
IND DLARRHEA CORDLAL,

NOR the Of Dysenery Darrhna and Cholera Merbus
II purely vegetable compound.
This invaluable Cordial is the safest aud most e
cen remedy for all the above disorders and truly be said
unaed for its speedy and thorough oil them IN
every stage. =. !,
Thousands have used this medicine prepared by the pro-
prieto for all the above complaints and have been relieved IN
ibe cases. indeed instance hardly bo
mentioned which has effected perfect and often
within few hours.
In OF the year when much fruit used and fire.
uently state and disorders Of the bowels
ynisnt this mparabe specific is Of the
and the proprietor would especially upon every family the
value Of this article particularly where there
youf children, perfectly safe remedy and restores
The bowels a healthy state.
The Cordial cannot be too highly to seaarpg
men, the Of every vessel should have supply Of IT,
as il is established truth medical men, change
Of climate Of the prolific of those disorders
for the cure of which this Cordial Is so remarkable
FOR SALE wholesale and retail by the sole the city
RUSHTON II CO.,
li0 Broadway, 10 Astor House. and
auM stsm 86 Broadway, cor. 18th st.
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IEOLlAN HARPS.
NUNS CLARK having purchased the patent right for
AN"Colemans Aolan Aachnento the PIanoorte for the
entire uned States exceptug Massachaset to
e public, that they prepared supply Panofortes
with this Improvement attached attach the
modern made horizontal Panootes In regard tothe durability
OF this INVENTION n L. prepared to satisfy the most
JUDGED mind their own critical examination and eyperelce
warrant them IN the assertion that the olian will
IN tune in climate and will be affected by transitions
Of atmosphere The mossatsctory with
each iAstrument
The public invited to examine the Eolian Panofortc
their ware-foom No $40 broadway opposite the fark
where also be bund Of 81 and Octrv
Pianoorte both rosewood aud mahogany ms 6mtr
WATCHES WATCHES AND JEWELRY.- Those
Chains, Gold Pencs Keys &c, will find greatly their ad
vantage to call on the subscriber who selling all descriptions
OF the above at retail much lower than any other house the
city Gold Watches low $50 and s25 EACH Watches and
Jewey exchanged bought All Watches warranted keep
good time the money refunded
g. Z. ALLEN ,lTportet Of Watches a. and Jeysiry.,
ivm IN
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On and after 14th June, l845.
From Brooklyn Depot
Boston Tran--ss A. NJ. daily, Sundays excepted stopping
at Esrmingdae and st. Georges Manor.
Accommodation Traln-9X A. and +. NJ for Farming
dale aud nteImeda,s places daily Sundays excepted.
Accommodation Trains for Greenport daily, Sundays
vile and all the stopping places between Hcksvllle aud
Greenport.
FTsm Greenport Depot
Boston Train, daily. Sundays excepted l2 o'clock NJ,
or on the arrival of the steamers from Norwich
Accommodation TrainAt AM daily Sundays excepted,
for Brooklyn and intermediate places.
From fa,miagdaie Depot
Accommodation Train 6A A. NJ and 2h p NJ, daily Sun
days excepted, for Brooklyn and intermediate places.
FyOm Jamaica Depot
Extra Train, ~ p NJ daily, Sundays excepted Brook
Iya and intermediate places
Manor.
The Accommodation Trains stop che following places
on the road, going both ways deliver
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COLUMBIA HOUSE,
Chestnut Street, between 9th and 7th street

COLUMBIA HOUSE,
Chestnut street, between 9th and 7th II trcets,
PHILADELPHIA
f1tHE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform their friends and
the travelling public ia the above house ior
merry known the Marshall House. have made
alterations and Interior having spared
expense rsnder of the pleasant aud fashionable
houses the city The parors the chambers
large and well arranged the furniture entirely LIS loca
ton is n the most central OF the city all the places
Of public and the deputs Of the
Southern, Western and Northern
The tables will be supplied with all the decaces Of the
The Wines Of the choicest brands and have beet
carefully selected.
The prcrretors hope
the business give these who may favor
BAGLEY, MACKENZIE & CO.
James Bagiey, Cate OF Jones' Hotel.l
Henry c. Mackenzie formerly of the Washington House
Peter H. Ferguson.
Jnly LIST, laaS iv5 7nsrc
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FOR LONG BRANCH

OCEAN, HOUSE, RUMSoN. EATON TOWN,
SHREWSBURY < MANASQUAN
a9T A1 The new and elegant low pressure steamer
GSzIaLzsrde EDWIN LEWIS Capt Corles, will leave
--zz-Z-from Cstharile Market, touching at PlerNo /
+. H.. eaci. way, as iolows:-
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Stages readiness the OF Trains at the several
Sons 10 take very low Fares all parts
leland.
Baggage Crates will be in readiness foot of Whitehall
Baggage the Trains minutes
fore The hour OF starting from the Brooklyn side.
Rocsaway Baggage take IN separate juI6rc
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NOTICE.
TO MERCHANTS, SHIP MASTERS AND
OTHERS

ME SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform them, that
he has been the employ Of the late Samuel Dem
twenty years and the late Samuel Demt hayng bequeaed to
hlm the Transit Instrument Astronomical Clocks and the
OF the Observatory his intention continue Tin
on with his the business Of mspufscuring repairing and
stand, No 239 Pearl street ID. EGGERT.
iu6Iu
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HASTINGS

COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPHTHA.
DocToR HASTINGS, Of London has sppolntsd Messrs
lis sYRuf OF s
ledTed by all the abes physicians Of both be
EfTsfT rS q
which made the London Lancet Londc" Med
% s a%f s s fht h s % tho
SYRUP, medical faculty had always regarded Consump
scence sxhGed no case G weighed seriously
psas, tina; opinion Since D5 Hastings discovery however
nsF s S, with Gs
i sS ' Ss we'll sa
3 as: by Win he sbs % arops sea
.'f STRG s5 sky
STep Sspbs have 5ssa we '1 They
moment received into the system
U @ they may have previously been BY foreign
Hence operates on the diseased lungs by dodgng the
Of the frame and thus vrsrrA
feeling after taking # had forced passage through
Of which the only result necessary the restoration Of
s RI Of ali hs disease. ia s.e Ky
which i is recommended that from the time they
''''aA " FEEI THAT IT Is CURING THEM.
Of every other known medical remedy For coughs cods
,os % ss ,Ib%,c II h ss &C. spit
ted be The most vigorous and effective remedy
IL has frequently painful cough whi
has deed other popular medicines for month; and is
all asthHatic complaints equally decisive and rearka
BILE Lassituds Of the mind habbness and wasting of the flesh
disposition to inactivity and melancholy fobodngs also
quickly corrected by TIE Naptha Syrup which wonderful
revves the spirits hsrdens the flesh and musce bra
aud increases the weight Thus those who
according TO directions generally weight about
peunda week. and many take for other purpose than the
dissipation OF melancholy the of bodily strength
In ne single trial OF Hastings Compound Syrup all that
required 10 the confidence of patient and
him to forego al other remedies in favor
For sale by MOORE & CO., Al ANN STREET. Price
81 bottle or SIX bottles neatly and securely packed box
and ready for transportation to part Of the world can be
had for Persons OF the have forwarded To
them by express other All orders must be post
COMPANY, HANN street, New York. au26 lm'm
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TIL + BY RO N,
I57 B rO a &; w ny,

WM. DINNEFORD.
WHO respectfully informs his friends and the public that
w he has leasedth above establishment and fitted
style Inferior none. W. D. will all times keep haLd
the best description Of wines spirits Sc selected with
that pecaar hibber His bed
fitted with due regard to and cleanli
and III each department the prices Will with the
timesnamely 25 night for lodgings, dollar
and hall per week, or five dollars per month .,.
W. d. has also inroduc the Southern plan OF providing
lunch from IL till o'clock that the comforts OF
inward will be attended cold and shower bath Tree
customers. Committee rooms, Club rooms, &c. sc.
ain Iufrn
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PHILADELPHIA HCTELs.
HARTWELL'S

HARTWELLS
~ II SHIN G. TON HOUSE,
&23 Chestnut Street,
ABOVE SEVENTH STREET, NEXT TO THE
MASONIC HALL,
Phi ID ELPHIA.
~ Baths lust iutroduced-Warm and Coldiu fiue apart
ments-ior both ladies' and gentlemen. a6 I'm rh
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aacdsSN ca DAILY-Sundays Excepted-Through Dir
Coas Il dt aOd Liberty M y@ st,se a' r'e' 0e~e'A
Steamboat ROCHESTER, Captain r. q. Cutenden, will
Steamboat KNICKERBOCKER, Csptan A Houghtos,
will eeye Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings at
o'clock
o'clock NJ landing intermediate places from the foot
of Barclay street -
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Capt L. w. Brainard, will
leave Monday Wednesday, Friday and Sunday Afternoons
at S O'Clock.
Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Capt M. H. Truesdell
will Tuesday Thursday and Saturday Afternoons
o'clock
Passengers taking either Of the above Lines will arrive Alba
ny in ample for the Morning Trar OF Cars for the
The Boats and substantial furnished with and
egaut aud for speed and accommodation.
riyliied on the Hudson
Freight taken moderate
All persons forbid trusting Of the Boats this Line
without a written order from the Captains Agents
For passage freight apply board the boats 70 f. O.
schuity AZ the office the wharf aus
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GAS FTXTURES
NHE largest and superb beauti
full pattern of Silvered Omuu and Olive Gas Chandeliers
Mantle Lights Pendants Brackets Lanterns &c. exhbl
ted, ready for exhibition at
WORAM s. HAUGHWOUT,
2yyt Bros
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ALEXANDEK'sj TRICOBAP PH

. Il.
A NEW AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY, being a Ii
qud Dye, which changes the color the
HAIR 70 beautiful brown black without injury the hal
or skn The great superiority Of this dye consists its
MODE o application and eeca other dyes
requiring from twelve produce any change Its
application 80 -
Extract from the Philadelphia Daily
TRCoBAPHE-The effect OF the above hair truly
onshng tried yesterday our Office and the change
from gray to black issanta aneous
For sale by Rushton Co druggs llO Broadway 10 Az
tor H9use ss apd ss Broadwsy corner Of 18th AsPn
W. Wright Co street: and Of the principal
druggists throughout the United States or sole agents
X. 4 g. A. WRIGHT, 20 South Fourth street,
lm'm. Philadelphia
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TO be in consequence OF the reduction of size by
Congress /; therefore, the Legislature IN Nav passed
ac 10 lay the Constitution before them again. with
the larger boundary, as adopted by the Convention
Again the Constitution has been rejected by ma
jority of or 400. Then must conclude that there
was something besides boundary that caused the
people to reject their Constitution. We must con-
clude they didn't want the thing itself" There is
large majority of Democrats in this Territory, and
there was an overwhelming majority of Democrats
in the Convention which drew the Constitution
And although am Democrat myself, yet must
say that that Constitution does not speak very high
not very plain and clear, what have ever esteemed
the pure and true principles of democracy Instead
OF ITS being the foundation for free government II
is bond of statutes under which the people could
have but very limited freedom of legislation legs-
latng and binding almost every subject OF general
character, and some even OF local nature. ltpro-
vides orlncorporatlons, yet bghts them bymaklng
their charters repealable, under any circumstances,
and at all times; II provides against banks in gene
raj, yet It provides for State bank. It provides
against state debt aud against internal improve
men except by stock companies, Gall right) yet it
prohibits these stock companies, by repeating their
charters, by refusing them the right Of way across
| the lands 1t has got whole code of laws on edu-
| cation, which the people will occasionally want to
amend. 1t provides tor the election of the Judges
by the people which isa step aside of our republican
system OF government, &c. &c.
Thus, through its great length, find occasion
ally sections which ought to be the statute book,
ought not to be- Like the wings of Rhode Island,
the democrats of Iowa seek to bind that which
should be loosed Those hard features of Demo-
cratic principles, have been experlmened on In New
Hampshire, ,and experience has taught that State that
if the people banks 1t is best to let them have
them,-t they want railroads for travel and trans
portaton, let them have them. IF our principles
not be sustained without having them bound up and
dragging them along in this way, let them down; if
they are true they will rise again. if entrusted to
Intelligent people. The people of Iowa have said,
"let loose those bonds and give us free govern
ment; trust the laws with US; give our children
knowledge, and all will be safe.
Gen. A. G. Dodge is again elected delegate to
Congress by 4 or 500 majority over Gen. Lowe,
whig. This ls the son of Dodge of Wisconsin, the
old veteran of the northwest, whose public services
have long and iavorably been known to the govern
ment. Young Dodge is not brilliant speaker, and
although he does not mistity his ideas in supera,
bundance of words, he shows much originality and
vgor of thought, which he sends forth with jar and
force Of language which awakens the sovereigns
to his call In my next will give you more of my
travels, and hope to be able to give some correct
information OF the opportunities for new settlers.
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WILSON'S HOTEL AND DINING ROOM,
Gold street. near Maiden Lane.

WILSON'S HOTEL AND DINING ROOM,
Gold street, near Maiden Lane.
COUNTRY NlERCH HANTS will find this desirable House,
- being convenient TO the business part Of the CITY, This
establishment is fitted MP with entirely furniture Good
and substantial dinner lSA cents lodgings IS For
venience and comfort this house any hotel in the city
and hall the price Permanent boardes be accommodated
All the delicacies Of the served up they
private porS for the referee private dinners
per parties. The very best of liquors jus Smfrc
CARROLL'S VAPOR BATHS,
lSi Fulton Street, opposite St.Pau1's Church.
dangerous chaacte safe and agreeable of painful
such to Ss found the s
sIeet.
% Sulphur Baths a hours notice. anal lmrc
EAGLE BATHS,
52S Pearl Street.
RESIWEEN Centre and Elm streets..WaTIa, Cold and
sscR
Newspapers from London, Liverpool Canada and all ths
principal cities in the United Stat file iym+rc
WE, the undeIgne deem necessary the benefit Of
trade such late hour night do hereby agree close
O'Clock evening Saturday night excpted) for
iSs s months to sis% d the l' day Of August
NJ. Wooif, W Mckinley.
w. Stmges, yno. c. Hsslett.
Jno. Davis, 5. p Sturges,
W. Bennett 2. Koopman
Propreors of the Shirt Stores Of Chatham street. New York
au2 lmtrrc
AGENCY AT NEW ORLEANS, La.
NHE SUBSCRIBER offers his services the Settle
OF Claims in this city, or IFS vicinity, and IN the oec
Refers to Nlessrs.
1. l. II, Il Z w',sy ~s1''s' { Co., New York.
Joseph Ss'''eh'n' Eff2E:,f f2E:,fSEK cosREY. Jr
New Orleans, July l2th 1916 iy15 Im1rc
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STUART, HAIR DRESSER
CHARLES J. STUART, La les and Gentlemeni Hair
Dresser would respectfully inform his old patrons and
the public generally that he has returned his former oca-
ton No Murray street up stairs where they will find him
ready do anything his line of business with prompts
aud skill au4 I'm sec
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TO TAILOKS

YHOSE who desire to attain knowledge Of Fash
ionable Cutting; In all various branches would do
well to obtain Stinemets Complete Work the sub eet,
which be obtained OF the author only No. 13 Broad
way. Price-from 81 o no per Book eu4 lmsr
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hsf& Only Regular Line Of Packets for NEW OR
S2NMt LEANS-Packet OF the lst Sept-The new and
splendid packet ship DAMASCUS, Captain Bliss
win sail punctually Monday September lst her regular
day
The accommodations of this vore packet ship for cabin
second cabin and eerage superior Per
wishing berhs, should make early application
w 4 j. T. TApSCOTT
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FOR HALIFAX AND LIVERPOOL
'~;2tx,, xliHN THE Royal Mail Steam Ships CAM
"a @LySN E%A BRIA and HlBEkNlA, will leave Boston
sssseSsz1s Tor the above ports az follows, viz
Cambria c. H. f. Judjns, ESQ.,. Commander August e 1873
Hibsma, Alex Ryre, Esq, CommandeT, September 1913
Passage 20 Liverpool. .$l20.
Passage Halifax ................ 20.
are ID. BRIGHAM. Jr. Agent. C Wall xt.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-03

COTTAGE BIBl.ES.-Fne copies of tie Cot
- tage BihIr, rh" cheapest took ever published,
containing tue commentary ia. Old and New
r. stamen, ju. rcc,v, aud for sale for six doll rs,
by lane I5 II. D. MASSER.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-05-03
A Whistiing Yankee.

Some years since, a Yankee from the land Of
"notnns," travelling westward, found himself
minus of cash, after his arrival at the flourish
ing village of Painsvile, Ohio. But Yankees
are proverbial for tact, and can turn their wits
many ways. to supply the needfu So our Yam.
kee traveller, being good at whistling, perambu-
lated the village. with his hands stuck in his
empty pockets, whstling variety OF national
airs, much to the amusement of all. Seeing
that his employ "took" with the multitude, he
set himself up as a teacher of the Science of
Wh'slinp, and reasoned very gravely. that as
mnltitudes would whistle, it would he well for
them TO learn the scence,-rightly Judging
that what ought to be done at ali, should be
done well, j. e. upon scientific principles. He
believed that there were far more persons who
could learn this science than was generally sup
posed-That there was no reason why the fe-
male sex. with acknowledged hetter voices than
males, should be denied the privilege of whist
| ling and descanted largely upon the advan-
tage to be derived from a thorough know ledge
Of the science. In short, school was started
at once. and uany young limb ofthe law, me-
dcal student, and clerks, with their Indies,
were subscribers. The price was fixed at fifty
cents per couple and always paid in advance,
by which our Yankes friend we'll spliced his
pockets,
The evening for the first lesson arrived
and with it the goodly number Of gents and Ia
dies, alta hotel, waiting the promised instruc.
lion. The preliminary observation was made
that no one would be assured OF any improve
ment, without they carried out the precise in-
structons, and obeyed the commands Of the
teacher.
All were standing upon the floor on the iip'oe
of expectation, when the Yankee gave forth hls
first command with great gravity, "PREPARE
TO FUCKER ~ All anticipated the next
command. quicker :" and instantly a
of laughter shook the house to its foundation
1t is unnecessary to say that the next day
our Yankee traveller was seen vending his way
westward, with full pockets, and whrs,lng ma
ny merry tune, while those who had taken
their first lesson in the science OF whisting
were hailed at every turn Of the street with IT, t
by-words-"PREPARE TO FUCKER -
+, FUCKER :"