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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-25
One Day for Ireland!-The Directory In

One Day for Ireland 1.-The Directory In
Ne" York the Friends Of Ireland in each Ward of the
Cities and in each and Village of the whole United States
Birthday Lafayette September
give day Ireland produce this
tion friend in each ecton should fix the place
ng attend to The organization and annSnnss the result without
Now York. August % lSiS
The Plumbe National Daguerrean Gallery,
on the upper corner Of broadway aud Murray ST. contains the
largest collection Of porrats OF dsnguhed individuals on
this Gallery may be meeting with several familiar faces
and also the best specimens of the art
Gen Tom Thumb Is now In his last day but
the American Museum he closes his engagement there
crowd is increasing the time of his departure draws nigh and
70 accommodate NJ. who still DESTROYS paying little
each the morning and afternoon and in the evening at
hapast and a to o'clock Other splendid attractions
also engaged.
New Music, Piano FOrtes, Guitars and NIu.
d JUST st JS @ sale at
light on the Lake. and Mora Nc Nee, both beautifully uMi.
mated.
Diamond Pointed Gold Pens sold by Il. f.
Watson Co. IS Wall wholesale and retail reduced
The celebrated "Rheieu Pen sold excl csvcy above The
points warranted five years. Gold Pens veJaired.
The Best Place In the CITY q get good Boots,
Shoes and Gaitersheap Jones Il Ann tho Ml
scum His best French calf dress Boots 81 5O second quality
from S. 81 to ST; Congress Boots, from So 80 to s.
Wigs and TOupecs All persons wishing n
superior Wig Scalp should not a to call at BACHELORS
manuactoy No2 Wall bcf purchasing elsewhere and
his invented Wigs uneualled for ghtness natural APP
pearance, and durability ~ BPiyate for fitting Wigs
Governor Young, the Governor of the Boot
and Shoe Trade selling his best French calf boots for 80 sold
in other for So and 81 fine calf wed boots So 50 usually
friends should get their boots hoes of
nero of Fulton and Nassau streets TIE DOCTOR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-25

IOWA.
II is now understood that David Miller (whg) is
elected to Congress from the 1s district of Iowa in
stead of William Thompson (democrat) as first
ported.
In 1847 Thompson elected by 5t4 majority in
the district, when 10 SIG votes polled.
This is a wing gain of one member for the Thirty
FIRST Congress, in the elections thus far.
KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. %.
The official returns of the governors election hav
been received from all the counties but four and Crit
tendens majority appears to be $500. The official vot
from the other COUNTIES will not vary the result
than 1OO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-25

COM n ERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.

The sales small at the stock board to-day but
prices in cases improved fraction. Canton ad-
vnnced 4 per cent; Norwich and Worcester, 4; Long
Island, 4; Harlem, Il, Reading Mortgage Bonds fell
of al Erie rs u. The market closed at the first board
heavy.
At the second board, Norwich and Worcester i'm
proved q per cent, and Harlem 4, with moderate sales
of each
The steamer Crescent City brought $500 600 in specie
from New Orleans, on account of the government
This is nearly double the amount Of shipments from
this port for the past three weeks will be by the
following statement
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The Factory Troubles.

PITTsBuRG, Aug. y, 1873.
The Star Factory will commence operations again
tomorrow under the ten hour system; but the wages
Of the operatives have been correspondngly reduced
The Allegheny Company commenced operations to-
day; the operatives have agreed to work twelve hours
at former wages
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The Weekly Herald I.

The Weekly Herald will be ready at nine O'Clock to-
morrow morning. 1t will contain all the important
of the week. Single copies sixpence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-25
Mob In Cincinnati - Three OF the Rioters
Ry.

CIScINSArI, Aug 23-10 O'Clock, p NJ.
The city has been thrown into Intense excite
msnt this evening in consequence OF two G-rmaus
being arrested for the rape Of girl only nine years of
age.
The prisoners committed to Jail for a fur ther
hearing but the mob attac ked the Jail for the purpose
of lynchng them. The officers fired from the win
dows Of the Jail upon the mob, which killed three and
wounded several.
The mob Ia not yet been dispersed and they may
succeed in taking possession of the prisoners il So
they will undoubtedly kill them
The monster Irish meeting is being held this
ing number of spirited speeches have been delivered
and large amount was subscribed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-25

Died
In Jersey city, on Wednesday morning, ofconsump-
tion BENZ p. GREGORY, aged 43 years.
His friends, and those of his brothers, Dudley s..
and James G. Gregory, invited to attend his fu-
neral from his late residence No Sussex place. Jer.
sey city. at 10 O'Clock this morning
On Thursday evening, aged 81 years, months
JANE ISABEL, wife of VIM. II. Patten.
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Whlg Nomination.
The Elections.

LANCASTER, Aug. %, 1S4S.
The whig county convention met here to-day, and
nominated for Congress Thaddeus Stevens.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-25
TELEGRAPHIC INTELLiGENCE.
Great Fire Tn Auburn.

AUBURN, Aug "a, IS4s.
fire broke cut in this place, this morning at about
two O'clock which destroyed several stores and other
buildings-Derby's book establishment and the Nep
Fro printing Office among the number. The post Office
was necessarily removed. Loss some saoOOo-mosty
covered by insurance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-25

SWORD TO GENERAL WoRTH.-A splendid sword
JIG to be presented to General Worth at HUDSON on
The Both INST.
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The increase is small in each item, and has been pro-
duced by including the report of the Leather Manu-
facturers' Bank in and no, in the other. sum-
mary Of items showing the immediate assets and liza
biities of the banks, presents the following state
ment:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-25

DANORAMA OF TAYLORS CAMPAIGN IN MEXICO, AT
the Minerva Rooms 4U6 Broadway, shows life
Marches Encampmcns and pata9 fought by Gen. Taylor IL
also gives correct views of the untry Cities II
the beautiful painting Open every night at
o'clock. Afternoon Xhtons Wedne
mencpg at o'clock. Admission rs schools admitted
reason abb, terms. No charge for descriptive pamphlets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-25
ssV,HE CAMPBEILs ARE COMTNG."-THIRD WEEK.

sGTNHE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING"-THIRD WEEK.
Il Society Library Rooms 3S Broadway-Campbelrs Min
sre (under the direction Of g. A. Kimberley Encouraged by
the very attering which their re-
ceyed during the past two weeks having been nightly crowded
by highly respectable and fashionable
that they will their every
evening this week, introducing at each full and
varied programme OF their best dances &c. including
the celebrated Highland Fling by Mr. West Doors open =
s. Admission Is ~ Ron Saturday after
by particular request of families they will
afternoon performance, commencing o'clock. Admission
25 cens-chidren half.price
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-25

WESTERN &C.. al 20 an so .oz So 6O $50 do
brooklyn at So SIX, with lots Of Western New York
at SIS 43% SIS so pure Genesee continued in steady
demand at IS 621s a SIS S7la with moderate salss
Sales Of so bbls Petersburg city mills (uew made
at So 56j4; Baltimore Alexandria and Georgetown
remsine ed quiet at IS 371z S. 30 Whsat-Sales OF
1000 bushels new Gepesee were made at 81 20. and
5000 do Ohio at 81 05 Corn The sales reached
about 40 600 10000 bushels. in lots, among which
were 10000 bushels heavy Southern yellow at 62c;
500 do Jersey white at 6lc $4,000 10000 do mixed,
from good common to high mixed at SOC a 6oc; 1000
5000 do Jersey round yellow at 65c and 900 do New
Orleans at 54c. Meai-We only heard Of about 100
bbls Jersey. at SO 25 Rye-Sales Of 5000 1000
bushels were reported at 73c Rye Flour was steady,
and sales OF 200 bbls made at 81 81 0G4. Oats
Sales Of cargo or two, including Canal, at 3Sc
40c; and Jersey at sic 34c
Receipts doion the Hudson Rirer.
Wneat nour DOLE, olIV
Corn NEAL. b,I3l
Oats li,ofV
CorroH-The market remains dull, and sales quite
considerable, gay 400 bales
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-25

MO CURE NO CHARGE.-DR. MURPHY OF s. GOLD
IN street. conhdcntaly consult I'd ON ali forms private dis
Recent gonorhhra he cures in TO days Cons
Hona debility and impotence uucccsfuly treated BY D
No mercury used In Or hndranoe hom buncs once
63 Gold street; open fror. Z A. NJ 10 10 r. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-25
ID ETuRN FROM ErRoPE-TnE CELEBRATED NEW

- ETuRN FROM EuROPE-THE CELEBRATED NEW
~ Orleans Sercnaders respectfully the citizens
the United States that they intend giving series Of Vocal and
tai Concerts through tn, principal cities Of the Union
when they will introduce variety of Songs Glees Duet,
Choruses composed e,pres for them by of the
Masters Europe and america The composed
Master Ole Bull G. Swiane, Mr. Burke, Mr. Rainer, and S.
sanford who have had the honor appearing before
Britannia Majesty Queen Victoria aud the principal
Europe The above company sailed New
Der o. i5 England where they with unbou
and said to be the best and deneaors of Ethiopian
characters that visited their Master Ole rs
years Of asel will De dfoci. solo
Letters OF Engagement directed (post pad New Orleans
Serep New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-25

NR POWELL ATTENDS DAILY TO DiSEAsEs OF THE
~ eye and ear 26i Broadway corner q Warren street.
also HE asls eye fountains f Strengthening the eyes Ar
uaeal eyes iRserted
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( AsTLE neutrality-suspicious. l2,s CEN fs-ruIs MOTT

II
~ beautiful resort finest views and
the most complete and elegant for vsters will
DO opened during the day. and in the brilliantly umi
mated Much amusement may be had viewing 100 Cosmora
mas together with the splendid paintings Chncse
Junk keyng executed by the hnee while Law
ing at Castle Garden during the Of ,7-aso
views OF great battles Buena VISTA &c. in Mexico va
rietY other cor
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Id URTONs THEATRE, CHAkBERs srREEr-ERlnAY

EvenlnE Auenst VIII be played the popular Drama Of
DuMBEY X SON-Mr. Dombey, MIR Nckiuson Mr. Carser M
Jordan Major Joe Bagsoek Mr. Brougham Mr. Toos Mr. Ray
mond; Capt Cutie Mr.. Bnron Edith Mrs Kn ght Florence
Dombey Miss Ncnson Mrs Skewton Mrs vernon; Susan Nip
per, Mrs Brougham Homers Miss Williams To conclude with
Loo al Lueubrous pposite Aegorca Sketch
REVOLT OF The sEXroNS; OR, THE UNDsRTAKERs
DREAM-Mouldyf rub. Mr. Nckinson; Maock Mr. Raymond:
Croestar Mr. Marshall; Hygea Mrs Brugham; Crotona
Snoare temperance Miss Nick Dress Circle and Par
quette cents Family Circle second tier % cents Doors
open at "a ooook-Curtain rises at 4 before 8
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-25

ID Of the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers showinga country Of
wenytee hundred miles being by far largest painting in
the word and Of the largest rivers the globe extending
than twenty of latitude Open every evening. Pano
Ball S Broadway, adjoining Nblos Garden. Admission
50 cents children half price Panorama will moving
at Soclock Afternoon performances Wednesdays and saur
Mt o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-25

GRAND BALL AT KEYPORT, FRIDAY EVENING. AUG
" 25th at the Chingarora House Tickets admitting lady
and gentleman AID including upIcr 100 Ladies' extra tick
L4ans celebrated b. nd has been engaged or
the occasion The floor will DO under the Of Mcss;
Conery and Rumr lis from New York The steamboat. z
leaves tho foot Of Chambers street, at half past o'clock
irna delir q Ycnrsio
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-25
REM a,s AMERICAN AMERICA MUSEUM; T. BARNUM.

A NAT0MlICAL MUSEUM CORNER DIVISION STREET
"A and the Boyery. The greatest exhibition the United
States Open every day and evening from A. NJ till 10 clock
F. NJ. Catalogues furnished visitors free charge Adms-
sion the whole only % cents. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-25

lanes BECK co. ARE NOW OFFERING NEW GOODS
for Fall received by the as arrivals
and England entire New Stock Of Silks every description
and OF the latest Paris styles splendid assortment
Of Black Sh Paris Watered Silks printed Cashmercs
and DE LANES OF the most beautiful patterns and all dc.
kernos Thbets Casmcre plain De- Laincs all
and qualities Embroideres Laces Shawls Gloves Hosiery,
Linens Ceaks Mantlas, Plaid Long and Square Shaws The
above with full stock Of Fancy
the lowest ca.h prices reasonable No. $50 Bread
Out Of town buyers particularly requested
examine prices and goods before purchasing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-25

The Best Place In the CITY q get good boots,
Shoes and Gaterscheap Jones IA Ann the Nj
His best French calf dress Boots 81 sos second quality
from S. 81 to ST; Congress Boots from So 80 to s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-25

noCT0R fAwC LETT has REMOVED MS ofTlc ,tva no
~ 81 Dcy sxcet where he he consulted on an prva.
dscAsca Tne obstinate yield 70 his mode o. M NJ
which tie non-mercura system stfiotuss deh,,v
approved plan victims OF eonstitut9hhi oso'y
On by ndulgencc Apply with certainty
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IA osr ExTRAoppINARY woRK-To the MARRIED


IVA or tASs contemplating manage-Ihe Married Wonans
pyivp,a SecAl ComIanop by Dr. A. Maurceau sixth ef
ton Prc 81 ihs meeting with most astounding sale,
(2lO copies already been disposed Of Every female u
settins COPY whether married unmarried although u Is In
Spded especially the married az important secrets
which known to them particularly Here every female
dies and most certain mode Of euro ~ every For sale ga
Also b. Petersen, number 9S Chestnut street, Phlsde
phia Little Co, Albany W.. r. Davis Boston. On thu
receipt Of cory will he transmitted by mail OF postage
to ali parts Of the United States AL letters addressed
post paid 20 DIT n hAURICEAU, box liza New York city
bfRce ] - Liberty street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-25

nR- COOPER II DUANE STkEET, BETWEEN CHATHAM
~ and lillian streets has for the last fourteen enjoyed
extensive practice in private diseases lie the
aggravated this mild cured in
days Srcture-Dr Cooper tho form Of
structures in two weeks Constitutional debility,
brought by secret habit INDUCED in by young This
when freely INDUCED in bgets dyspepsia weakness OF the
limbs small back the Intellect and
hon 10 society warranted in every case or no charge
M mercury
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Con OOO BOTTLES, AND OVER, OF DIR. DEWITT
Ke1Ii T;nipa bave hacp zoId Nth

OUO,OUO c. Keilngers Eminent have been sold with.
out Rheumatic pains from twenty fifty years
standing and Fever Sores from fifteen to twenty years have
been entirely cured few daya In Darrhna Cholera Nor
up in large bottles mild fasant and agreeable according
dose is ten times than any other cmbroaon Sold
5Cc - doz S2 IL at Sj Office go Pc
streets the Harlem Railroad Offices Rushon, Clark Co, and
Of the generally tn roughout the city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-25

Al OTICE-OFFICE OF THE ROCKLAND CEMETERY, ITO
N Broadway Of Maiden Lane lup sars where s
orders will DO received from ~ NJ for the purchase
ntermens Pamphlets and Of the ground
arc ready distribution other than Office hours orders
W." WILLIAM ARCHER Supt,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-25

Diamond Pointed Gold Pens sold by Is. f.
Watson Co. IS Wall wholesale and retail reduced
prices Gold Pens and Gold and every variety
The celebrated Rcheeu Pen sold excl csvcy above The
points warranted five years. Gold Pens yegared.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-25

~Free Banks.
These aggregates vary slightly from those given in
the Comptrolers summary, as will be by the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-25

NR GLOVER IS CONSULTED DURING TIE pay ANp
svanins Al his ofac II Ann st. formerly NO. ~ IN
thos dcu and proaced cases Of pseato psa'es , when
ssrt ~ Constve Cieb Re- extensively rrecbed by ply
sisnS NAV 10 had at Lis store in 'front.' No. IL Ann street
70. 2l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-25

DR ALFH suv vi ,iqectc,co hous, oto = N.
supday exceptedl Those who apply in The carly
.sSes will bs surprised the rnrdy and little Inconvenience
endine their cure IL chiefly however hose who have SUI
isrrd crsir class Of people or otherwise who can pro
rrIy APPRECIATE services IN structure from its krst
pent TO advanced and distressing stages from
mon in addition 10 extensive practice In this
plsn he afford rapid easy and radical cure WHEEL
ground for stan DO Obtained from no otei sorr>
In America,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-25

NOR NEW oRLEANs-LoUIsIANA AND NEW YORK
line Of Packets-To succeed the Indiana the new iat san
iny coppcrcd packet bark Genescc Il p' ngnsm, aner
viii to, as above freight passage having hLsome
furnished o1 o ,iiI ~ 80 so.s sre.
kren,s in New Orleans Mesrs BRf An CkEEVY,~to viii
IN their ahlrusa
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LOWEhY 1HEA1RE--FkfDAY EVENING, AUGUST g.
- will he performed The Of
Miss Mary Taylor; The Prince, Mr. Dunn: Ponpono
Stevens; Adore Mr. Smith; Da dni Warden Pedro M
Jordan; Clornda, Mrs Philips This Mas NJ BARRIER Pre-
efar Mr. Wnans Cheyaler Ne Busy NJ Stafford; Bensesde
Mr.. arieni III fac. Mr. Warwick Malae Colochard Mrs
conclude with the ballet dacon. Of THE MAGIC FLUTE
Iuen. Mr. W Smith Lisa sgnora Cocoa Doors open ats
per ormanees commence ct III o'clock. Boxes Is Pit
and Gallery, I'm cents
N IbLO'S-AsToR PLACE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS co;
4 mody powerfully Thir ght Of Mr. IT, Pacide,
Ss'9 Sss Mr. G v%ndsnhoa tn I'd Night Of NJ e de-
Friday Evening August 18th will Re the comedy en-
titled LONDON ASST RANCE ir Iiafcourt courtlsy NJ IT,
Pacide Dazzle Mr. G. Nanienhoh Mark Meddle Mr. Placd
MAY Hsrk,way Mr. Naele Dolly spanter Mr. John sfson
Horn Doors open AZ quarter tefre 7-commencng at half
MAJ 7. Admission 5Ocents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-25

QS ONLY .-WHO WOULD GO WITHOUT TEETH WHEN
they have them inserted and warranted for years
dollar cach at the Office established for the reduction in
prices in 1854 Filling with pure gold 70 10 10 cts. s Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-25

M RS CARROLLs MEDICATED YAP0R IODINE AND
Nl Sulphur Baths % Broadway two doors above Leonard St
For complaints Of the Lup aud Bowels They excite the
skin produce rrouse and del ghul Precipitation and win
rally effect complete single application 10 take cold
after them Is scarcely possible n M
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n. BOGEkT AUCrION EEK-FJRNIrUkE AUC
- tion sale-By VIM w. sh,ey-Fanies N w,to q FOODS
warranted we'll made peror aud bedroom furniture Of all nE
will d. well to attend the sale this day. FRIDAY hrust 9TH 10
o'clock. in the large show store No p iradsa
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-08-26
10000 Volunteers Wanted
WOOL CARDING.

Helloo, Jack! where did you get that great big
bunch of rolls carded! At my Bcss's new card.
ing establishment on big Sunfish Creek, miles
East of Woodsfield, s miles South of BealIsyille,
and one mile below Richner's Mill Jack, who
is your boss? He is the very lad that carried on
the carding business at Armstrong; Mills on Cap
tina, he has left there and has established himself
on Snnfsh, where he intends to carry On the
above business, in the best style. Is he good
carder! Yes, sir, you might know that, for he
beat all the carders on CaptIna Creek and Sunfish
too. and can do it again-s.o easy. Has he got
good cards suitable for fine wool? Yes, sir, he
has the best quality of Eastern cards, suitable for
all grades Of wool. He says if his customers will
put their wool in good order he will ,ca,yant good
rolls or no pay. What did you say his price will
be! Five cents if paid when the rolls are taken
away. Must he have all cash? no, he will
take every thing; only some things he don't want.
He will take wheat, corn, bees-wax, tallow, dried
apples, peaches, wool, &c. He is ready to receive
wool for carding, and will be ready to commence
cardng about the 25th inst Customers from
distance can have their rolls home with them, by
waiting awhile. Well, Jack, what did you say
your Boss's name was? JOEL M, OXLEY.
Sunfish Creek, July, 20, 1913.
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The Waya Tailor was Done Brown.

Not many years since, there lived in the "mor.
s'' city Of Boston, two young bucks, rather wsg-
sish in their ways and who were in the habit Of
pstronising rather extensively tailor by the name
Of Smith. Well, one day into Smiths shop these
fro young bloods strolled. Says one Of thc,n-
"3mith. we've been making be;i now we
" ant you to make each of US suit of clothes
wait till the bet is decided, and then the that
isses viii pay the whole.
"Cestainly, gentlemen, shall be most happy TO
serve you," says Smith. and forthwith their meas
ure was taken, and in due course of time the
sisthes were sent home.
O + A month or two passed by, and yet our friend
ths tailor saw nothing Of his two customers. One
day. however, he met them in Washington Street,
g end thinking it almost time the bet decided.
be made up to them, and asked them how their
clothes fitted.
"Oh! excelIently," says one: "by tho bye,
eaith. our bet isn't decided yet"
sAh" says Smith. what isit'"
ssWhy, Ibet that when Bunker Hill .Monu.
sseat falls, Il soih fall fo,oards the South! Bill
hess took me up, and achen the bet is decided,
we'll call and pay you that little BILL"
ssSmith's face stretched to double its usual
length, but he soon recovered his wonted good
humor, and says he:
.'Boys. I'm sold; but / tell you what, boys, say
sothihg abot it. and I'll send you recepted bills
shis afternoon. Y Spirit Of the Times.