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Us Dye the bost yet discovered oolourng the hair
WHISPERS the moment applied. The wonderful ease aai
certainty with which this vorite and old established
Dys Gsrforms 4 asonshng IL IA for SALE or applied al
1ATChkLoks Wig Factory, No. FALL tress. Uspy ths
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Marine Affairs.

THE n. NJ STEAMSHIP AFRICA, Captain Harrison. will
leave to- day for Liverpool, at one o'clock
THE New STEAMSHIP BLACK WARRIOR, Captain Shu.
fedt will depart to-day her first voyage TO Mobile via
Havana snd Kew West
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Couraud's Liquid Hair Dive n. vvsthous

exception or Teservaon the very ever Invented Be
ware Of pulled dyes Equally celebrated Gourauds Med
Gated scsp for curing pmpes frsckie saiowns chaps
roughnsss &c Poudre Subtitle uproots hair from any part
BODY Liquid RoIss, Lily White and Hair Gloss ri
81 Walker street, near Broadway. "
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The FRENCH AND SPANISH DANCERS AT NIBLo's "A de-
scpen Of last nights representation at Nblos beaut
full theatre would be- in most respects but repetition OF
what have written the subject for the Last two
months St the story Of house crowed with FASH
ionab well dressed peopeof the enchanting dancing Of
the magnificent Solo, the classic style Of the elegant
Pougaud-and still the enthusiastic plaudits be-
slowed each OF those popular danseus National pride
and prejudice have entered considerably into the compost
ton of the manifestations in honor Of the dans The
Spanish supporting their fair countrywoman-Soto
all competitors and Pougaud being in the way
applauded by the French In this national artistic strife
bouquets must have received great rise in the market
showers Of them upon the stage is Of the modes Of
anfeting their regard for their respective favortes
Mdes Lavigne and Leeder also in very deservedly
indeed for share of the applause and bouquets Though
somewhat eclpsed by the brihancy Of Soto and Pou-
gaud yet they beth most graceful and exquisite
hsts. and are deserving of large share of public
estimation. We are somewhat surprised that, with
this unsurpassed troupe Of danscuses Milo has
not long ago produced ballet We have heard for some
time mast that they endeavorng get up that
The Barber of Seyie,n but they ought TO have had
ballet the very first week of their appearance In fact
hey should have made their debut 10 one 1t is unwcr
thy OF the manager well the dstes to have kept
them all the time figuring in petty little ses, and
Jas deu1 while they should have been delghtng the
public with their performances IN the more legitimate
to be very deficient in tact and talent
Seton is not fit for the times which nowadays require
the highest order OF the old inactive sticks
twenty five years ago It is really pity to how
these exquisite dancers have been allowed to waste
much time and ability these ridiculous pas while
their splendid powers might have been exhibited in
rand ballet. We however that there il pros
pect OF reparation The Barber of Seville is
nounced for next week.
DESPATCH FROM CAPT. NANCY His,sELr.-Dr. Marcy, q
this city received yesterday morning telegraphic des
patch from his brother dated Monday, August % at
Memphis Tenn announcing his safe arrival in that city
with his command all in good health.
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A Preventive for Summer Diseases. Tho

mpurty OF water great Of darrhos and cholera
fruit but the Porous Glass Filter will render the water a
brilliant As diamond and heathy refreshing
way. Price 81
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POLITICAL.
DEno{cRArIc RspyBLIcAN GENERA, e. ooMH IT.

DENOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMIT.
- mttee-At meeting Of thus Committee, held On Frt
dsy evening August 70 the following resolutions were
Resolved, That the call adopted the 9th day Of An
gust for the primary elections be- and the 10 hereby
% "a s. in the respects n.msyThss in sas 3D.
mees shall be at liberty they IT. 70 appolnttwo In
spectors OF the primary elections In Of eve OK
those heretofore this Commit That In tho
Thirteenth ward there being Committee the dels-
gates to this to appoint such n
speetors That in places fox
holding the primary elections be procured the In
spectors ty thereof shall select place te hold
the and notice thereof sha be In the Herald
National Democrat That the County Convention shall
day next The City Con-
ysnti9n on Tuesdsy the 7a day o next The
ten Der The Mayoray Convention Thursday ths
9th Of September Tho Conversions
Monday the 18th day September next The Assembly
Conventions Tuesday. the 18th day Of September nexSe
sad the Charter Conventions Thursday the 10th day ot
Septem Der next
Resolved Thathese resolutions be published in the Herald
WIN. MURRAY, Chairman pro tenn.
J.C SMITH, Secretaries pro tenn.
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brushes Buffalo stained and white Dressing Combs Of the
finest gpality will be found at W. J. DAVIS co s. who
will sell the large voices they have Just received on the
lowest terms for cash approved notes. at 40 Crdt
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Wigs and Toapces.-BaScholOr's new style
wss the most perfect imitation Of nstu
vented Those wanting superior article Bho
:au st BATCHELORS celebrated Wig Factory, Ne.f va
where be found The largest srd bes. s5sortn
u the sity, Cory TIRE address
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Fine Cutlery.-The subscribers asa

embraces every style Of PEN Pocket and Sporting Knife
to the purchaser: Also. Nail Files, Boot Hooks Sc.
sAUNDEkS, NO Z Aotor House, ana 3s7 Broadway.
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Comb Factory-A rich assortment Of Tor.
toise shell dress Combs the newest French patterns The
faeture. Combs made to order and repaired.
A. Il j. SAUNDERS, 3S7 Broadway.
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Artistic.-A single view OF the splendid
No. sO Third avenue and the bold yet modest
shining beauties that ornament its Shelves would
vince the everest critic that friend MURCH hat
notoriety, Is an artist His fall stock Is ready. Gail
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in the city any description ladies' gents
snd children are to he found at E. A. BROOKS Boot and
Shoe Emporium, 100 Fulton street. Every styie to be
ougp Of all made in the latest and best styles Of best
materials, and by the best worimen
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rnE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.

The cunard steamship Africa. Captain Harrison WIN
bsHse this port, At noon to-day, for Liverpool Ins
European mails win close in this city ut half past ten
Ssacek this morning. The Nrw YoRH WHEEL
HxsAIp, printed in French and English wan % pun
shed at half past nine o'clock Single copies LII wrap
al
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formed that the bess place get hair Is 81
MEDHURsT q HEARD's, q Maiden lane. where they
have on largest Aps and best assortment o.
wigs half Wigs toupees braids Of long hair ringle &e
which for price and quality. nre unsqualsd Cau aud
ia dge for yourselves. at 81 Maiden lsne
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pDRznA51 Oxszr.-Iittls Ned Buntlns NO.
makes desperate onset ON Mr.. John Livingston,
bearer Of . recent important despatch nom Lon
don to Warrington, relative TO the fisheries. Ned
abuses him like piekposkst, because he made Q
Speech on board the Atlantic, and because it was
published in the columns Of our journal. Go on,
Ned No. 2-you win soon get to the end Of your
tether, like your predecessor, Ned Buntline No. l..
Y0u are not yet out Of the hands Of Lola Monies,
who win use you up, as she did the King Of b.
varia
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Rasoil- LecOultre.-These Razors have No
equal in their extreme durability and kecnness of edge
Can he obtained genuine at SAUNDERS, No. Astor
House, and SS7 Broadway.
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This weather OF Ours 10 . mixture indeed.
One m oment the sun. and another the shade;
But whether It's fair or lis foul, tits agreed

One noHsns y. u: sun. a.. . smother ne shsde
The Access 10 RooS's Daguerre0syyc Rooms,
G1S sss
sft.shen and world Of business ROOTS pioursshavs
in country. Cali and they do not deserve this
distinction.
Barnum's Book OF wit, collected during
a
s rhs ca o nv S sSa Of
s p :s r. A. f s 4. a
y saloon ;s S mol 9Sw q
help and called Mr. B. r Chrsy to the pany TO-
.S
ne Andt ala rot cure lying h. wSul d., sn s 10
il cured him s,wsl as |. dia S,shma where,
s sSn H. Carpet
would tell them all about its marvels And 50 il was
ssrs ~ ana Japan and Che
%as resy aaoted by all showing how much that sube
the attention Of all literary "rhosc papers
friendly to the cause please copy
DR.. James w Powell, Occulist and Aurist.
Ssr from 10 o me
WAY between Broome and Spring streets: De POwelis
without p si viii
and look like the natural eye.
Epilepsy.-This most distressing naalady,
generally supposed inourable Is treated eectualy aad
WARS a. s Futon Buildings
Bead It-IXnOW It-Remember It.-Dnvlss
hair to its original color in from three
TO Price so For sale at the general
No 306 Grand street. and at Nos 1872 Broadway 20 Wash
ipgton street, 1862 Hudson street. 1T Bowcry New York;
Nos l75 Fulton street, and 6 Atlantic street, Brooklyn
yam Deusen's Improved Wahpcne, IL APP
pears the least affected by to foul
ror ue creating hair bald heads and changin
hair its color. Sold ut l23 Chambers street.
and the principal Druggists.
CriAtadoro's Hair Preservative and Bean.
er prevent badness restore hair that has fallen
become thin and TO eRecually seurf and dan
duff as affections the scalp, prepared
- '''N CRIsTADoRO. No. 0 Astor House.
CrisIadOro's celebrated Liquid Hair Dye,
soorng the hair whiskers instanter npon natuy.
warranted free from all enustio substances
u applied daily. and sold Wholesale and retail a. Girls
Wouse. ". B.-Privata rooms Tor applying the aye
Wigs and r0apees.-BaschelOr's new style
the most perfect imitation OF nstur
yet pvented Those wanting superior article sh9u
:al At pa TCHELORS celebrated Wig Factory No. Wsi
- the cits. Copy tire address
Wigs, Wigs, Wigs.-strangers are In.
MRDTuRsT i HEAkD's q Maiden lane where they
have hand the largest and best assortment Of
wrs wigs braids of long hair ringles &c.
which, for price and quality are unsquallsd eau aud
judy for yourselves. at 81 Maiden lsne.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-25

DI0NIFIED JoURSALIsM.-The Tribune, Of this
city, and the Eveming Journal, Of Albany, have
made themselves very busy with the family rela-
tions Of Gen. Pierce, and have at last discovered
that the amiable democratic candidate for Presi-
dent had sister, that she married an officer, and
that she has had little boy named after the candi-
date for the reddsncy. 1t is supposed that after
this discovery the election Of Gen. Scott u almost
certain.
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CrisIadoro's celebrated Liquio knir Dysl
fer soorng the hair whskers nstanter upon natuy.'
warranted free from all enustio substances
" applied daily, and sold, Wholesale and retail A. CRlS
T0D0R0'S wig snd scalp establishment, No. g Afsa'
Wcuss. ". B.-Private rooms for applying he dye
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That BY MOOT The same Beautiful pictures are made
The Access TO Roofs DaguerrcOtyyc Rooms,
spacious airy centrally situated between the world
fashion and the world Of business ROOTS ctursshAve
taken greater number Of prize medals than any others
in this country Call and see they do not deserve thi,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-25

NEXT GovERNoR-Several Of the journals of the
interior, and Of correspondents, have been
puting forward the namos Of various politicians
for the Office Of Governor Of this State Corning,
Aather, Seymour, Clinton, and others, from Albany
to Buffalo, have been named for this high Office.
We have not seen, however, the name Of any can
didate who stands higher in his party or occupies
more popular position as statesman, a patriot,
and coed man, than General Ward, of West
Chester, who deserves--if anybody does, in this
State--the honor Of a nomination and election for
Governor Of New York. We would advise the
politicians to think over this matter, for we have
strong mind to make General Ward Governor, in
spite Of all the tricks and bargains Of the plotting
politicians in the State.
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most splendid assortment In market-can
purchased, cheap at the Congress Card Mandatory
Vesey street. Call and examine for yourselves.
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CriAtadoro's Hair Preservativc and Bean.
tr baldne and restore hair that has fallen
thin. and TO efectuay seurf and dan
duff we'll affections Of the scalp, is prepared
ard sold Wholesale and retail, hy
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fitted with wonderful exactes on the patent plan
ed BY AGATE, 256 Broadway. in the Manufacture ot ri
uncqualled Corazza Shirts Their introduction
in the history of Dress and no gentlema an ca
consider his wardrobe complete without set OF them.
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[NIFTEENTH WARD THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC
Electors Of the Fifteenth ward, friendly regular
ard the nsages q the party are TO
Of the psmoorste RennSe.n nsr.p omms so o ~
9TH dsy Of August instant at No. IL Amy psce the
10Th day Of August between and o'clock p NJ As the
nndergned are unable to the Of Constitution
Hall for holding said electiR they appoint tho said place
No. II Amity place for holding the same.
h ABR BAN r. HILLYER, Inspeetors appointed
WILLIAM TOWN, Republican Gen, Gem.
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Hnste.-Knoxs Fail Style of Hats Is now

open for the inspection of gentlemen of TASTE Visit tho
sales No. 1913 Fulton street. examine
yonr summer beaver and make selection Hat that
will render you the Conserved Of all observers."
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way, causing The engine, baggage ear, and ssns 81
The passenger carr, 70 tumble down an snhanknens
Of about fftesn or twenty feet One man, ars
man. WAS killed outright; another was, as Is
thought, fatally wounded, and ssverai more "
seriously injured There were soos' I've .snor0u
passengers on the train at the nne' all OF "nsm
were thrown into confusion, and 1t IS remarkable
under the circumstances, that 90 lew were padiy
hurt.
Some further items relative to the sinking Of the
steamer Atlantic on Lake Erie, win be found under
the Geographic head
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hAcHtSi put NJ PeIsOn was lnyureu
Artistic.-A single view OF the splendid
newitore No. go Third and the bold yet modest
vince our friend HURca ' hat
notOriesy is an artist His fall stock Is ready. Cain.
Every variety Of the human form Is
fitted with wenderfql exactness the patent plan adopt.
Their e. a
era IN the history Of dress and no gentleman
consider his wardrobe complete without set OF them
Haste.-Knoxs Fail Style of Hats Is now
open for the Of gentlemen Of taste Visit the
yonr summer beaver and make selection OF Hat that
will render you the "obseryed Of all observers
Autumn and Winter Clothing, Is52.53.-
GEORGE + Fox, Navy and Military Tailor and Cloth
Khaban overcoa &c-Author Of the Philosophy Of No.
aern Dress and Fashion-No 1888 Broadway corner Of An
tony street.
Great bargains In Carpetings.-Pcterson 4;
saoo al:s viii dispose dispose
ns same a. the low prices yelst 2
T. to es and all other goods equally low. - -AS'
farther than No. Aston House to find The most fas
GREEN are without defect bemsh and the pro
with which they are furnished to order is provsrbai
Singers Sewing Machines arc daily gain
Ing in public favor for the reason that they
Tor which they are sewing with
~ay'~here they can be seen In operation.
Playing and Ensmelled Cards of every
variety 1.-The most splendid assortment marketcan DO
purchased cheap at tho Congress Card Mandatory As
Vesey street. Call and examine for yourselves.
The cheapest Boots and Shoes, CATERS, &c.,
the ey Of any description for ladies' gents Misses boys
sSss 5nn ~ III sG FS S street STYLE
le,
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Alta LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING OF
IA the Seventh ward Democratic Concord Club, held ~
the headquarr No. l73 Madison street, Monday
ing 1852 the following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
Whereas the Concord Club is instituted for the purpose
Of eecpg ugh Of the tho
OF democratic the triumph Of democratic
and principles therefore
Resolved That the of the Club is truly approprf
the objects of its founders aud pat
riotic.
Resolved That the Concord Club she'll unite In
the Of tho closest the entire Of
the Seventh ward that il such spirit and with such
the Concord Club has been orsanzed and uss that her
mission will be Of the demo
nal hostility to the enemies of democratic freedom and
gress.
Resolved That the political creed of tho Concord Club
based the principles laid down in the platform
ut Baltimore.
Resolved, That we, in with fellow democrats
every where in the Ian hail with accamaton the nominal
Of FRANKLIN Pierce of Ham shre, for President
and William h King Of Alabama for Vice President and
from the enthusiasm manifested by the people, thec
election and certain.
Resolved That the foregoing preamble and resolutions be
published in the New Yors herald
The meeting eloquentiy addressed by 7. A. Glover
Esq. Hon. John Brown III. Andreas, and othsrs Tho
meeting adjourned midst vocferous cheers Pierce
King. FRANCIS j. LEONARD, President pro tenn.
John J. REILLY. Secretary.
The members hereby notified that the Club will meet
every Wednesday evening" at headquatters No. l53 xad
aOn
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yam Deusen's Improved Wahpcne, it APP
pears not the least affected by to foul or con
tan sphere but continues to retain all its
virtue creating hair bald heads and changing
gray hair it's original color. Sold at l23 Chambers street.
and the principal Druggists.
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'gcnes should set forth In

search OF punctual tradesmrn he would mot have to
farther than Aston House to find The most
diau man of fashion will admit that the Shirts made by
GREEN are without defect bemsh, and the pro
with which they are furnished to order is proyerba
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aevOtss his usual 70 Diseases Of the Eye and
way between Broome and Spring streets De. Powells
Treatise the Eye be procured at his Office Also.
Artificial Eyes, which be inserted without pain and will
move and look like the natural eye.
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IA cratic Republican lard Committee held nj the Tenth
Ward Hotel on Wednesday evening" August IL, 1882 or
motion. the following resolution adopted
Resolved, That Mesrs. L. Bennett. j. Trainer, and
Kerney be and they hereby appointe Vigilance
Committee to the approaching primary election
and to expose any irregularty fraud which may
tempted = cheat the electors oftheir rights.
NORMAN MCLEOD, Chairman.
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Epilepsy.-This most distressing malady,
generally supposed incurnble, Is treated eectuay aud
perm cured by physician who has devoted many
the study OF this in partcular and other chronic
diseases For information and particulars apply to Ed
WARD @. TAYLOR LIS Fulton street, Sun Buildings.
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Singers Sewing Machines are daily

Ing public favor for the that they answer eyery
purpose for which they sewing yth
neaness elegance and Dispatch Principal ofioe 25 Broad
way, where they can be seen In operation.
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Autumn and Winter CIoth,n0 1sr

GEORGE FoV Nv. Ter , Uotnimg, 1907 5S.-
importerLeader Of Fashons-Inventor tho Oriental
haban Overcont, &c.-Author of the Philosophy of Mo-
dern Dress and FashonNo. 3 Broadway corner of An
street. $500 = -
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Bead It-khOW H.-Femember Its-DhVls's
gray original color in from three
TO six weeks Price 80 cents For sale At the general deoo
306 Grand street. and at Nos 1872 Broadway 9 Wash
ipgton street. Hudson street. 127 Bowcry New York.
Nos 5 Fulton street, and 146 Atlantic street., Brooklyn
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uH TenJ n9rgains In Carpetings.-Pcterson q
dUMPHkEY, S9 Broadway, sorner White street. having
largely At the late large sales will dspos
o. the same At the following low prices velvst
Tapestries gs Brussels ST.; to Sa:
a. to g., and all other goods equally low. -
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TWELFTH WARD.-THE DEMOCRATIC REPUB-
lican Electors OF the Twelfth Ward hereby notified
that in cerdance with resolution adopted
cratic Republican General Committee the 9th Instant,
an election win be held for DELEGATES to the several
ons named in said resolution between hours
and o'clock Thursday evening 18th instant. st the
house of Abel Tinker tho Fifth avenue Eighty.
ninth street. JOHN r. DODGE,
Chairman D. r. Committee, Twelfth ward.
JOSEPH GERRY, Secretary, "~.~'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-07-22
For the Freeman.
Spiritual Rappings.

FRIEND THOMPSON IL have noticed several
pieces in your paper recently written by believ-
ers in this new invention, but have not seen
word on the other side of the question. There
fore, l write you what | hqgs-ssen and what |
have,not seen.
When came to this town, some four months
ago, the spirit Of spiritual rapPing was ra-
ging to considerable extent. There were one
or two tipping mediums and some ,orit'ng, also
various raPping medums-all Of which had their
believers. was told by persons of high re-
spectabity that the mediums could tip a table
without touching it bodily, rap and spell out
strangers name, residence, occupation, age and
other things too numerous to mention /; also, one
could and he'd played tunes on a Seraphine
without touching the keys
On expressing my doubts in regard to the
truths of these statements, was strongly i'm
porluned to visit them, which did, and now
give YOU description of the performance. The
The table was light t-stGnd, which was repeatedly
tipped by placing her hand on the side, as any
ordinary person would do the same. The wri-
ting was also done on slate with pencil, as
ordinarily--she saying that it was not her owr
writing, but the spirits moved her hand And as
10 ,Otat she wrote that was worse yet, for out o
nearly one hundred questions she answered bu
one right-and that was one which could be an
swered only two ways-yes or no. The excuse
she made was that there we're evil spirits round
(which doubted not)
The next great wonder to he witnessed wa
the heavenly music, which consisted in initiating
The instrument with air, and hsaring It escap
through small crevices in the instrument, with
kind of roar which reminded me of the win
blowing over the hills of my native State. O
assuring her that her performances increased m
disbelef she weuld perform no more to mt