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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-02

ROBERT ". MORRIS. p. VI.
Drn Goods.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
TIE CASH -
TAILORING AND CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT


W II. DEGROoT CO
l02 Fulton a. second block East OF Brosdway.i Y.
WHERE every variety OF Gentemens Clothing can be
w hsd for lower prices than at other establishment
In the city Of y. York
over Goats and Over Sacks of broadclhs beaver pilot
Tweeds and Mazurka Cloths, OF every stys anu Cot0l
Coss. onehsf three quarters and full circle of French
and American broadcloths, from - 10 IS
Dress and Frock Goats, black blue, nrown owe ana
green OF French, English, Bel isn and American cloths
Ofice and Business Goats P.to. Sack and Winter
Frocks OF Teeds and broadcloths OF every style IN The
market from 81 =.
Psns-Broadcoth cassimeres plain and fancy doe skin
French English and American. from - TO So.
Vess-Doube breasted. straight breast and rolling col
lar new STYLES plain and fancy velveis, WOODEN veyes
CASHMERE plain and fancy ssliGs and silks from II 70 30
Also large assortment of Broadcloih>, Cassiueres and
Vesiings which Will be made 10 ORDER TO SUIT the most
fastdious
hand. w IL DEUhOOl y ".
OF Imeod- No. lo2 Fuon-st
DLANKETS, LINENS and House Keeping Arii'
ID c!e--A. ARNOLD y co. - Cana -st have now In
store full Of the above gors consisting OF ~
Linens, heavy e-tre heavy and h1e Fronting manuiae
iurri expressly for their family trade.
40 q and 10 inch Pillow Linen.
56g.9 II and l2-i Bsusley and Irish Sheetinc
Double Damask Table Cloths, from "a 10 yards long
Napkins and Doylies 10 match
g. ! and ln-i Table DafnHsk and Diaper.
Brown and Bicached Huckabsck and Diaper Towe!ings
Long Lawns. Birds-eye Diaper. Crumb Cloths, En-
bossed and Printed Table Covers.
TO- l. and 1874 Imperial and Toilet Quilts, cradle size
do Colored and White Toilet Covers.
Blankels-Bath Whitney g, 9; TO- II L. 10 and ~
- BARKER, Isl Grsnd-sL has Just opened an en-
-. tire new STOCK Dry Goods adapted 10 The Fall trade,
consisting OF Silks Shawls Merinoes, Cashmcres NJ. De-
lanes &c 10 which h. would invite the attention OF pn
chs
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OFFICE or The MozSis AND Essen RAILROAD Co. I
Newark October - 1876


Newark. October -, 1916.
NOTICE i hereby given. that Proposals viii be re-
crived until the 9th November for the grading.
masonry and bird snG required complete the branch OF
the Morris and Essex Railroad from Morris;own 20 Dover,
distance O. about II niles.
Maps and prohic> estimates and specifications will be
found aer 18Th inst At the office OF the Company at Morris
town, where all necessary information VIII be given
The ue VIII Re- divided into sections OF convenient
length for construction. and proposals In writing. directed
he Treasurer the Office Of the Company N NewsfN
Will be received for the hole part Of The WORN
By order. JOEL W. CONDIT, Vice President
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CUANCERY SALE.-By order u DE Court u
Y Chancsry under the direction OF Isaac V Fowler,
Master in Chancery, viii be sold on Monday The second
day OF November iS6. the Merchants Exchange Wall
street - O'clock by DumoUl uossck, the Two story
brick front House and Lot No WaItsseei North side,
third Sullivan street with TWO story building
on the rear and the night of alley leading 10 broome
said lot :, f. in front and rear by 80 inch
D icon OBJ II
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THE PILES

CURE FOR LIFE SECURED pr UPHAM'S
Pile Electuary invented by Dr. A. Upham distinguish
ed physician OF New York city. Is the only really sue
cess remedy for that and distressing complaint
The Piles ever offered to the American public
The Elecmsry contains M,nera Medicine no Hoes
toocy;a Cntboce other powerful and irritating purgs
tive No fear OF taking cold while under It's inuencsj no
change In diet necessary II taken according u drecno'
a care for li|e Is glisranied.
.inotter Certfe, added the hundreds thar have al
ready been received of the efficacy OF Dr. Uphans Eec-
tuaTy. NEw.YoRx August ., 1916.
Aes,r, Wyatt 4 k,tcsam- Gents For several years pas.
nave been troubled with Piles, very costive state Of
he bowels indigestion and weakness Of the system But
my complaint being 10 disable me from
business and dread had of physicians and patent med
cines that until this Spring never used any medicine or
spilled 10 physician for relief The Piles then being 80
that allowed several operations 10 be performed
without any benefit Determined amer this TO Try other
mcar- read advertisement Of n cure guaranteed by
the use of Dr. uphams EecrIary. | purchased three
boxes your store and from the Of which found
myself entirely cured of the Plies and my health much
improved. remain. Sirs, your much indebted friend.
The writer Of The above from motives Of decacy de-
clres having his used but authorizes US TO refer To
him show the original Certrcas ~ ihose no may
doubt It's authenticity.
Veterinary PnlLApELPniA Sept ., 1916.
DR. Lph.nt-- Dear Sir About tive years ago was Al
alcled with what called Chronic DyseutAry, have
suffered with since, and physician, have oId me
nv liver affected and that my bowels were ulcer
ated for blood and pu attended with peculiarly pnd
smell the frequent discharges, short TIME slnee
made visit to Mas-achu sets II hopes u benefit from
change OF af but suffered severely Than ever before
While there physician offered TO cure ME for $40 In Three
month";. Iappily In th: midst OF Intense pain OCCASION
ally relieved by lautanurn, 10 wrapper OF your
El.cusry perfect description OF my compliant together
with many certificates of This gave me great con-
doses OF which has apparently cured me- and n preps
ed say every thing in its favor render any service
can Respectfully spt S yours BESJAMIN PERc1vA
No. 90 South S!xth.st
Pronrie or, Office Igs Rowsry Sold Wholesale and
lail. by WYATT 4 KETCHAM. III Fulton-sL N. Y: and
c. Sloane. la4 Futon--t BROOKLYN. Prizes al N4' brp'
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OFFICE OF TIE Ncw-York Gas Llth, Company,
~ Oct l-th. s46-The President ard Directors have
this d.v declared dividend OF four and half per cent
on the capita stock OF this Company tor the sN months
ending 1t Angus, as payable 10 the stockholders on anu
after Monday the ID November next
The Transfer Book will be closed from The h in'L un-
III shat date. b. order. c L. ENERlTT Secretary.
rs..,N
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Jnsnranee.

MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE Insurance Company.
N1 Office No. II Wsll-stj issued during the month OF
July li6 Policies, viz
To Merchants and Trrderst To Professors
Planters and Farmers. u Ladies' .....-..-...
Clerks ................ q Member OF Congress.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Secry Of lns. Co... !
Physicians ....,....... u Cashier. $500.
LAWYERS .....--.......i2 Agents 7
Mechanics ............ls Students D
manufacturers ........ Other occupations.
New Polcie. issued in July, 1885,. 40
New Policies issued in the New Policies issued in the
hrst quarter OF the year hrst quarter OF the year
1915 VIZ 1885,
May. ~ -.
June OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81 June. l8l
uly.....................7 July ..,......... no
Totsl...............lsa Total. ............. 5Si
Number of Policies Issued during eer.l70l
Total Policies Ia IL months ...............22 S5
~ Issued in August 59 policies
TS,- Issued IN September loo *Ew Policies
ROBT L. PATTERSON President
BEN. c. MILLER, Secretary.
JosEpH L. LORD, Agent
JAs STEWART, NJ D. Medical Examiner, No. 81 Broad
wsy aus 3inrodus
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see maj the signature Of pr W. sWAYNE is on
J,Hls MEDICINE ha. now been before the public
eight years and Is the original preparation from me
Colds Bronchitis and Consumption OF the Lungs, based
entirely upon its intrinsic merits owes but niue 10 ihted
newspaper pufs Those who give it trial, being benefit
I'd by H. recommend le neighbours and thus grsdu.
yo,seJ ia ysv into general use One bottle never fails
cure recent Cough Cold while with s,ric attention TO
the directions that accompany each bottle ia use IN fuI
onary diseases of long standing and OF the alarming
character has always giyer relief and 10 many IN
stances has effected complete and permanent cures
READ AND REFLECT.
re- We great pains procure authentic and re-
spectacle certificates, and never publish any Other Ii
Miss Lewis. OF West Philadelphia, cured OF bleeding
splitting blood attended with hacking cough pain in the
side breast and back. which finally brought on confirmed
c0mpaaRd Syrup TT5fS Md Chiefly ' use u D
r. JACKSON D. D. formerly Pastor Of Ire frs. Preshyter
svveyne's Compound syrup Of Wild Cherry, and recon-
-uds It to The heads Of families having Witnessed iis won
de, fu effect In more hundred In relieving
children every obstinate complaint such AZ coughing
wheeling chodng with phlegm sSthnlatc attacks, &c
Jane. Osborn Washington, Pa cured Of consumption
and bleeding the lungs after being given By several
PLY ctss havng used most Of the patent med-
TIL, medicine in all cases gives immediate relief and is
safe pleasant and efeciual rene and worthy trial
rum nc -'' BEWARE OF lMPosTERs.
And purchase but the original and only genuine sf
Compounded by a regular physician many
years attention The practice Of the profession, and
r. Remember, all preparations purporing to contain
WILD CHEEKY. fictitious aud counterfeit, except that
bearing written signature Of Dr. S~AYSE- Great
shoud be observed 10 purchase from the regularly appoint
Prnc.psI ofce, corner Of EIGHTH and RACE SITS.
Philadelphia
AsEsTs ~ NEw-YoEx-CHAsLEs L. RiSc, corner Of
Broadway and John-sti R - SANDS, la Bowefyi L. T.
wAsxgs e5 Beec@er-st: J; C. HAT, 3t3 Grand corner
Norfolk J l. LEWIS, 81 Greenwich; DoDD III Bro4li-
way; WAT and KETcHAs, III Fulton; Mrs HAYES, l39
Faon-.L Brooklyn, B. oLDs Sos, Se~4 JoaS PEAR
SON Runway Mrs kIDoEg, 100 Cour.L Boston DrRGis
l. Co. Portland; c. DYER, Jn Providence; HoADLgY,
PHELPs Co li2 Wa,-r-st " Z. al 3tnMW4S Inn
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LANES HOGS wo1d respectfully MORN rs frisnts
and public generally thai he has taken IL sore No
So Broadway. Opposite The Lyce--, buct1 whsrs ne
vii Receiving during Winter supply Of fresh Gar
cea AID Farming Seeds and he VIII be thankful 70 receive
-ach orders Tor Seeds Fcres. acd Ert Trees, &c :. lie
pao.c rasy b pleased 70 :svcr hin Win, assuring mem
every exercor vii be ate o. BIS pa! 10 give entire
satisfaction
De row has very tn ssso5t-ssa. Of Hysc-n:hs, Tulips
Ea-c!ssus JonGis rcsse. &C which &c VIII dispose
OF :: sach prices a. T 90 svay yi;h L. necessity of a.
.sndtac aacr.cc % gel cheap bulbs
BcGuels OF he very choicest covers made II LIE Va
rious styles suitable for Bridal Diner and Eyening esr
lies and ih- Opera. % In
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Taos :. Peers Deputy Sheriff.
DID Nv York. Oc. L-th. lets- OF .aMhN

DY ORDER OF the Honorable Charles ?. pa!y, one OF
d he Judges o: the Count Of Common Pleas o. lie oity
and Couav q YorsNoce : hereby gwen pur>.-
ant 10 the provisions OF ;he >tsuie authorizing aiachen
srast abscouGE. concealed, and NONRESIDENT dstor>
,af an attachment hsS !>ie asaIs; The estate OF David
Morse dent OF fIs-rr0Fi West sirr SOUTH
Nale ENGLAND and that The VIII ne 500 Tor the
a- OF AZ debts ...e. be sppear and discharge sllch
srarhuIer according law within nine mouths nom IN.
fri ca:.ou of this notice and that the pawn o any
debts due TO bin! his debtors AGENTS. bankers. or others
and the delivery him for bis Use OF any properly,
ouey notes bills OF exchange belonging to MN ant
he rsster OF a other property By them orbiddeuby
law and are void Dated the weaiythlrd day OF rebru-
AIRY. 1915. CLAIM CAMf BILL
40 a.tH ~ n
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jALL IND EAREUR STUN ES.-F- Z : fEO''-
IL BRIDGE 20 Naterst Jas for sale me assortment
OF lie best KINDS OF Stoves ior Hs Psrlors Sr:Seres
-otes, c These iovss made Of he oest uH-erel5
ard substantial Our hall stoves = IN aIIns
connected, give entire Satisfaction 10 al usiHg tas and
We confidently recommend lar, 70 al WHO ~si 70 neal
etr hozses :. Pleasant and economical ~sy We nave
alsc Os-eds Patent Psror Stoves, ~cics SUI eI-e everJ
other econoay ard purity heat Also boswuas Az
Tight Store for and other kinds FOR oices
reasonable prices Stores put Z? q; .aos notice by
conpe.=u. woIEm-1- o-s lEleoi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-02

- BARKER, PSI Grsnd-st has Just opened an en-
=. STOCK Of Dry Goods adapted 10 The Fall trade,
consisting OF Silks, Shawls Mernoes Cashncres NJ De-
lanes &c TO which he would invite the attention OF pu
-. slIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-02

CONSUMPTION COUGHS,
AND ALL DISEASES or THE LuSG5
Consumption and Death
viii most
assuredly be
early fate OF
those who neglect
themselves when
afflicted with the pre-
nontory symptoms OF
C0HsHmptiOH such NJ
Colds, Coughs, Bronchitis,
or Soreness OF the Throat DR..
SwAYSE's COMPOUND SYRUP
OF WILD CHEEKY Is expressly
prepared for the removal and cure
OF those dangerous and Troublesome
diseases. Therefore, you who are la
boring under the influence Of these COM
plants procure Immediately this medicine,
before i, be too late. One Bottle may he the
means Of prolonging your life. Be sure and
I'M rhe sipn Of w. SNSAYNE Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-02

THE Celebrated Chinese ski Powder, for restoring
Identifying ent preserving The coEip!saion snc rsu-
dertns the sk!n telcaIely white, smooth a1d sof-
Meen Fun ia simply preparation OF Orleni1i nsros
ana nav De used h perfect safety for the OF al
;sr-ors disorders Among The prominent are Tan
Freckles Irsensibe Perspi.son. BIo.e PimPles spcs
To De hsi whole sale Of he sole importers HOBBS CO.
WeIsL New Tcrk And retail OF al respectable chemists
AID perfun=rs II Sew-YCk z-d throughout he niiec
in boxes. Prcr sd 80 A.-h o&s I'm
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no PEOPRTFTORS OF GOAL MINES :

o-Verc his s,d me II 0: Dccei5sf nsAL -so !" 'us
Railroad Spikes. sLitsne ior he Iron
oSn B. NJ SHERMAN cor. Broad AID Eea-sr sts-
XTUUNG TREE~.-For S4le--sy DAME! Higgins, !:
i his Nu-sery. Ft.sai-g Lang Island, l51eo choice
Peach Trees, SEQ orzach-G Alals9s Tres, a1aP-d cE
or -.s1re-groa&ts- Also az The "a
rely CT S-uit-,rees rSevc.s orosr-=oialt-ees icCg
he vssty ne Poloni. ImPeria!is Shr1a s1c P--s and
Dwar! Cox for garden e6ging-
Catalogues % - hsG bv directing the proprietor,
oLs Sw-g IWooLSEY, 2e3 EIuns-sL Il. y.
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MACHINE BANDING.-Tne article u Metallic In
w soluble Banding made with machinery Of the
powerful kind h al the late improvements Of heating
baking by De supplied 70 order al very
short notice By the undersigned. Warranted equal 70 any
made in any part Of the country and q very much reduc
ed prices HORACE IL DAY,
OLE NV No % Corland-st-
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TTBB1RD,S PAPERS.-BURNAPN BABCocK

HUBBARDsS PAPERS.-bUh'[Nf Np[NDO y n n
No. Us Futons offer for sale fun assortment o. "a
pers manufactured BY The Mesr-- Hubbard comprising
Ledger Papers blue and white Imperial, super Royal,
RCyal, Medium. Des1y and Flat Cap
Bank Folio Post, Bank ouzrio Post, Exchange Cap
Extra Super Cut Cap. ruled and plain
Letter Psper, ruled and plain, nj assortment
Packet Post Super and Extra Super.
Tinted Plate Paper Coored iInPeFlslL
Coiored Royals, thick and THU
Do Medium do do.
Do. Double Cap, FOR copy books
Fine Glazed Colored Mediums, ROYALS, &c &c
g. B. have also hand very extensive assortment OF
Writing Papers, Book and News Printing Papers, Pais
Papers, Hardware ard Wrapping Papers They are also
sol. zseul- Of the genuine Pa;eEt Envelope Paper
Printing P4pe. OF any and quality MADE 10 order a:
Ehori notice l3-l os'tou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-02
THE REVENUE BOOK

CONTAINING the new Taris OF lsis together with the
4, TariH OF i5i2 cOmpaTed-A.so, tas SGo-tfeasuiy,
wsrehousnc and Canadian Transit Bills OF 1915 and the
Drawback Law, with the Treasury Circulars IN relation
thereto likewise The British srir rs ainencec AZ ne
a,e session OF Parliament 10 rich n added steble OF Gold
and Silver CONS reduced 20 Federal Currency For sale
by FRANCIS \ LOCTREL, Ms39ise'urlng
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-02

ar. DEANS AMERICAN BALM 70. Cough
Dand Consumption IL is fret stages This Is no ceeep-
ior Oae .I-s ocy asked; certain Is g1afant.ec
has never failed private practice Of years; many
have been cured sef trying III the pu5ed and boosted
rus others given past every remedy Reference
given Lungs sounded advice free Sold cly By Doctor
DEAN. is Boy-sy o2j I'M
DATENT sPOONS-JUst received, new assortment
l. Of pz:ect Table and Tea Spoons made Of Britannia
metal win stee! handles which for strength and
.arPess all others Fer -ae by The gross. OF dozen
The ifal.e supplied the low. prces- Apply
90 lw BOARDMAS L HART, Buring-slip.
WATER POWER 20 lei, wiIh two large rooms Ia
W building ri The pleasant village Of Yonkers II
miles from Ee city, Close % he steamboat landing In
cure Of ]. z. COPCUTT, Gi3 Warrington,
". I'm H. Duane-si
CIGAR LIGHTING EA3IPS-We nave received
X good supply Of the article Of Lamps for Lighting
Cigars made OF Britannia metal which sell
The lowest prices. By wholeszIr and retail
ogs Ivy BOARDAAS L HART, EGtliaz -slip
DIG IRON-!0a ions BulPs Brtfge, No 2 ior se!e py
iyl5 JOSEPH TUCEEKMAN s. WestsL
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III AI.NDEI E1NDE.Ni VI UF5I HV.N,
1877 Through without laudiDg-New- York and
Albany Line at P. M-The Steamer
BELLE Captain Samuel Schuyler, VII leave SewYork
Tor Albany every Monday Wednesday and Friday landing
at Hiuniond-sL from the foot OF RobinsOnsL The Belle
ftted splendid and for speed com
fort safety Is By any boat the Hudson
Eyer Passengers taxing The Belle wi" arrive 10 Albany
Ia ample for the morning cars East or Weat, and
packet Norlh For freight or passage inquire %
board.
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- Broadway, Of S.ooIce-sL-J. L 5 SSfTH hay
Ing saved from liz isL ere uch Of ais stock Of Eorropa
,hic medicine, u anlnlred state, enabled supply
orders ard furnish cases, kc- kc- as heretofore.
He aas removed the above suK5er wnere may be
found family sac 0--r a:nca tnc.afs, sTica pas
and s-cer Assortment c medicines Of The beat goal
iry al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-02

,IONt; ISLAND RAIL ROAD
IT, INDEPENDENT OPPOsITION.-

AL1 Co-The fare New London and
Norwich by the Bostoa Day Line has
been reduced from Nov. Isl To New -LondOn 81 TO
Norwich S2 %. oJO 81 /.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-05
OH MAN, OH WOMAN, Won, v,e.,..,. o.

OH NAV OH WOMAN, your greatest en-
envy is Consumption. This disease frequent
ly selects you i'm your tender years, and marks
you Tor its victim, fastening upon your lungs
a disease, however slight il may be at first.
IL commences in stones" of warming, bidding
YOU not to forget the citadel of life is attacked
and that without proper medicine and care it
will inevitably yield to the assault. Consump-
tion, that.croel and relentless enemy meets us
at every cornsr-stands by the bedside at the
solemn. hour of midnight, or with the first
light OF morn, and what then becomes a warn
ing-"Prepare for death and tho World TO
Gomez
Is not your proper course OF conduct then,
evident, il you are laboring under the infu-
ence OF the first premonitory seeds that so
often lead TO a pulmonary character such MS
a Cold, Cough, Influenza, Bronchitis, soreness
OF the throat, difficulty Of raising up the foul
matter that socretes upon the Lungs, and i'm
the Bronchial tube, Pain in the side & Breast,
Asthma, Splitting of Blood, weakness i'm the
Chest or Breast, &C., at once TO procure
that Life Saving Medicine, DR.. Dumccn's Ear
pentordnt Remedy, which is certain To remove
all diseases OF a Consumptive nature from
your system.
Therefore be prepared end ready to meet
your greatest enemy" before il is too late.
For Sale by J. ID. &R. b. MARSH and by
PRYOR & PAUL. je3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-05
Err PEEL.
a rAR1IcuLARLY rlMrLY sksrcn

Fhf. ~
Sir Robert Peel is a man OF about siyty.tvoo -,
three, oi the middle height. rather c1rpulent
and upon the whole a good looking trIlow
Tie has by no means WHAT'S called an intel.
icCtual counicnanCe, but IN dat woulI r,th.
er impress you with an idea of heaviness or
dull Sdgdciiy, than the qualities of quick an.
Pfchcnsion OF versatile capacity, which he
undoubtedly possesses. In his manners no
- rdthcr naughty aud ovcrbcarinC-or rrbars
indifferent, would be the better tcrm-tbso
dtablei nor does he relax an iota of his dipn;
~ To anS, however high their bril-, or station
though III IN his official capacity no man Is more
courteous. Wellington, pcrhaps. * am e,.
ccPtlon-hc Is the unly man To whom n.
b nds. lie regards the Duke with y~cncmtin,
almost idolatry, and chooses to consider him
or at least, to call him-his political father
and tutor. Sir Robert is rather pariiculat in
the matter oi dress; this used to- b. entirely
black, with a velvet vest. Tie always had a
weakness Tor a massive gold chain, and a prs.
sion tor ~laultlcss boots.
No man has a greater love Tor applause. and
none can submit with worse grace To- the
.aunls or "inonicai cheers of his opponents.
lie cannot bear To be laughed ai,sud a ,riaipa
matter that some men would notno,ice sn'
noys him amazingly. We were present mon
one OCCASION, when after an adjournment ol
Parliament, be- Condcsccndcd to treat bis CON.
sut6cnis with a choice speech ON political
matters. a large meeting was convened in
ule town ball. and upon his entrance ne WAS
OF course greeted enthusiastically. Oor ia,
tow nspcople OF Tsmwouh look npon him
with the same aiIeciionatc pride. az thr Boston
Pcoplc DO upon his Amrricau counier5au-
webster but a lew had sheep will Green into
the most select fold. and q few Cbaftists
had arisen in that town. The leader Of this
was ~ The hall, resolved Ia show his
Independence by %interupting The meeting
Gentlemen. Slid Sir Robert. His. hiss
Nld iie ChaTtisi. Turn him out saidtb,
others 81 congratulate myself. continued
hiss slid TIE Chartist-"upon
meeting You once more'-"his. hiss" "Jark 3"
sad Sif Robert. (tot h. knows every man in
Town by name,) Jack. in heavens name
tar my moirsty too fsG the spplsuse of
a goose u more ~insupportshlc than biscsrkle :"
u was a poor Joke, bot he is a miserable ,est
~. u Produced a laugh, however. ami s,len
ccd the man.
Sir Robert begins to make a speech by nj,
sing an attitude. TIC places oic hand pr-,,
.Lc tsblc, ths knutkl, OF tie olhefupuli.