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THE TRIBUNE.
SCOTT Leads the Column = Forward
Now, brothers, now is the hour"

Now, brothers, now is the hour,
The publishers of TIE New York Tribune profler
ccg.ss OF their regular and full Weekly issue (eigtt
large pages each SIX columns, OF Literature Politics
and News Tor the remainder Of the Presidential
Campaign, commencing with the 9TH Ot August and
closing with November 18th, when we confidently
hope TO announce their iriumph,-on the following
terms:
copy for the Is weeks sO37.
copies, to one address 200
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Payment in all cases to accompany the order
The selection OF WINFIELD SCOTT tor President
and WILLIAM a. GRAHAM tor Vice President has
gratlhed our ardent wishes and strengthened our
nest hopes Our conviction has long been fixed that
Gen SCoTT is the very man fitted and marked out by
his heroic acheyements-hls lntsmable services, at
critical periods III preserving our National ttanquil-
lily and preventing the etfuslon OF blood-by his
questioned integrity his self devohg patriotism. his
unsecuona position and his humanity-to unite the
Wing Masses In one enthusiastic, lnynclDe host
and lead them on to victory. So believing, We huyc
labored and hoped for his nomination, and We now
confidently look 10 the result TO justify our sanguno
antlclputlOns.
THE TRIBUNE, standing on its own Platform and
knowing no other authority but truth, vii do lis al
most Tor the election OF SCOTT and GRAHAM; but II
will not be absorbed by Political discussion. We
have chosen TO protler Campaign subscribers large
sheet rather than small aud cheaper one, because
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who next writes from Syria, the RUNS OF Nneyeh.
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reviews OF new Books Proceedings OF Congress and
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BY the way, Is It not one OF the oddities of the
Scott camuagu that none OF the living Generals sup
port '!wii great commander" III his Presidential
pIratiuns !-ErcHing PoSt.
Yes, but 1t would be II greater oddity if they
did hook at the matter "A moment. One Wing
General won immortal fame and the attempt
to keep another from the field of glory. by the
appointment ola Ljcutenant-G General over him,
miscarrcd But to give Loco Focoism "A chance
at laurcls, set Of Loco-Foco lawyers, Pillow,
Qultman, Butler, Lane, Shields Caleb Cush-
ing, Frank Pierce, &c, were appointed over
the heads Of veteran officers and sent to CLEAN
in the harvest field of Scott. And now, for
sooth, because these men remain true to their
party instincts, THE Post thinks it odd !--Iri-
bunt.
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sol 427S


The next Anniversary of the Literary Socl-
cites Of the University of Vermont, will be
holden on Tuesday, August 3, , o'clock +. NJ,
at the Congregational Church.
The Grafton will be delivered by the Rev
WILLIAM ii. LORD, and the Poem by the
Hon. CHARLES q. EASTMAN.
A Joint meeting of the two Societies will be
holden immediately after the Anniversary ex
erclSes for the election Of Orator and Poet fol
the neat following anniversary.
II. Y. CuMMINs, Secy of Institute.
Il. SHiln, Sec y OF Fin Sigma M.
d&wl0d
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FBROWN'S ALMANAC,
POCKET MEM ORA N ID L NJ
AND
ACCOUNT BOOK FOR
u HI: No
SINTEE.N TH J. OIL l. WE.

CoNCoED, n ii. July |, 1852.
Having disposed OF my annual publication, enil,
tied Browns Almanac, Pocket Memorandum and
Account Book" 10 MessIs Mckm s. Cner Book
sellers aud SIaIlontrs, OF ChaIit Stun, Mass ior
term of years, would respectfully INFORM My co.
TONERS aud the numerous purchasers OF the " ORR,
that IT will be published hereafter by Them, aud no
pains will be spared to render the book supeliI 10
ANYTHING ui the klud IN ht market
| kindly thank the pau, ns OF the work Tor their
encouragement, and take pleasure IN recommending
llc urw publishers as persons who alr emitted 10
every confidence IN their undertakings
JOHN T. BROWN
Gy reference to tn, above, viii be stcu that this
valuable Publication will he issued hereafter 10y the
subscribers, who would respectfully solicit orders
trom lL, former patrons OF The work, and from al
dealers generally
The book wlll be larger than formerly, with new
" engraved cuts, and Handsomely printed, The cal
cuarluns and tables all made up by the late lud-
lev L+avlu OF New HAM shire, who lett Ihrm com
plcIe tor years 10 came. The Work VIII be is>
sued early in August, and purchasers are particularly
reminded that this Is Ihe GTis.HGl Browns Almanac
and Memorandum, hrmg the slNeeuih year OF ia
publication. MchlN W lEk,
g. Nam street, Charleston, Mass
Jui, 20 wirn'S2
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SUMMER HATS.

BARNUM, Halter, Wholesale and Retail, Col
le2e Street, ID door from Church, has ust receive,
large and varied supply Of Silver, aud Rocky
Mountain Beavers, Drub Angola and silver Mole
skin, imitation Beavers, Panama, Mems and Boy,
Lcghoms, China Pearl, PaImeai, Misses Hats, ant
various KINDS of straws: Also entirely new, aud
very desirable article the CantOn Nram Hat Black
GLOSSY Moeskns OF TIE latest approve patterns al
so full assortment Of Canes, Including those de-
sgnedior selfdcenccJ Carpet Bags, Valises, Trunks
Umbrellas, &c, &c. The Patent Hat Protector, has
proved a decided hr," there is an increasing de-
mand for them, daily. lie buys for cash, and will
sell as low as any establishment, in Country City
Hats dressed Tor customers, as often desired
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ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER! I'M
portdnt 10 DySpcpticS DR. J 5 HOUGHTON' :
PEPSIN, The true Digcstirc Eiuid, or Gdstric j.icc
prepared from Rcnnet, or the fourth stomach of the
Ok, after directions of Baron LEBIG, the great
Physiological Chemist, by J. 5. IlOuGIlTON, NJ
D Philadelphia. This is truly wonderful remedy
for indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jundlce, Liver Compliant
Constipation and Debility cured after Natures ocm
Method, by Natures oioa Agent the Gastric Juice
Pamphlets containing Scientific evidence OF ts value
furnished gratis. See notice among the Medical
embellishments. lyl6Wly
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New Cuts for the Scott Picturc-Book.
From lie Union.

III our last number quoted from the Scott pie
turc book, which the Wings are sending over the
country those thrilling passages when relate how
the "hank rolhrr' would not steal his medal, and
how the head thief sent him back his money
This glowing production, SO filled with pictures OF
Gen. Seats sayings aud dOlngs has suggested to
US Il lew new designs which we mention good
matter Tor the next edition, in lew OF the "nll-
non copies snail yet remain TO be printed aud sent
ont.
Among these good historical subjects which occur
to us are
/ Gen. Scott wishing to vote for the national bank
bill and the distribution bill
Gen. Scott polishing the veto
Gem Scott putting the three new panks into the
Wing platform
| ten. scott at the head Of the " Galphin tail"
Gen. Scott urging abolition petitions upon Con-
grrss % be referred, and reported on
Gen Scott refusing to write before his nomination
And this article has suggested to us II few
designs for the barren life Of Gen. PIERCE
For instance -
A picture of the "dcgenerate SOM when he
was plotting with the federal lawyers Of New
Hampshire to defeat Gen. Jackson.
Another picture of him when he learned that
his ''pcrnlcio,Is influence" III conjunction with
that Of these federal lawyers" had succeeded
in securing tho electoral vote of New Hamp-
shire to be cast against "Old Hickory"
An illustration of the efforts which he made
to repeal the odous religious test, when his
own town rave a heavier vote than any other
against It's repeal.
A picture Of him when he voted against the
bill granting pensions to the widows OF the
Soldiers Of the War of 1872.
Ditto Of him when he voted against River
and WARRIOR improvements
Same when he refused to extend the Frank
inc Privilege to the widow of Gen. Harrison.
DIllO of him WICu he refused in yntp for III
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j. MOscir's Estate.

WE the subscribers, having been ap
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court ~
the District OF Chltenaen, commissioners to receive
examine and adjust the claims and demands OF al
PERSONS, against the Estate OF John Muselr, late o
lllneSburgh. in said District, deceased represented
lnsolvent and also all claims and demands eAhbltct
in offset thereto; aud SIX months from the day %
the date hereof being allowed BY said Court for tina
purpose We do therefore hereby give notice, that w
will attend the business OF our appointment, al The
dwelling OF Andrew BuTnu III lilnesburSh, m sal'
Distract on the last Saturdays ot August and Nov
rmbcr next, at 10 O'Clock, \ NJ, each OF sax
days
Dated, this 18th day OF July, \. D.. 1852.
SMITH NOBLE "REMINISCENCES
4 :. WELLER \ Oo'''''''''0"' 80
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The Iundy's Lane Festival.
Special Dispatch to the New York Daily Times
NIAGARA FALLS. Monday. Julv %

Special Dispatch to the New York Daily Times
NIAGARA FALLS, Monday, July 26
There is treat crowd rathcring here, and
| Tuou,. Copv,v .uJ o,hor DISTINGUISHED s,oaI,-
ers are in i,l;a mar, in ,hr nrnccSI;nrs ,ot,nnr.
raw A muliitrJ. ~ ru,I,, IruiauS .,r, n,on.,rin,
Il, ,n;n in ,h. .lobr,,inn
V,.i,nrs arn arr,rimn :, ,,rco nrubors J.,
overy train and tho ho,-I. arc r.7l1lu Him. ~,
I,uy XIV If Now Vorl' rnuJ Cn Io "r
Wu,I,u. nf En,,nnIr ,r, Io,a
rhn .nroc,oJ r,,,,''i,r ''T i, oo,or,1 al
re,d,, ,.,,, ,,il,,,r,, nI,,,-,,,,;ns .,d ,n L,,
also ri,cbnd ,hnir ,sn,. r n,Lcr . T',H
NiTi,srv and ,,Lnr hanJs a,o pore naroJi,r tho
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-07-30

0F7FREE SoILERs, LOOK lIERE We have
received copy of pixies Campaign Flag"
published at Covngton, ky., which contains
SEN ENTEEN articles, most Of them lengthy,
asserting and attempting TO prove that Gen.
Scott is a "Norlhcrn man with Northern prin-
ciDieS i" That he always did and dttcays cW
oppose the slavery schemes Of the South. Free
Solers, dc you hear Mat! Was Gen Pierce
ever opposed upon the same ground: OIcourse
not Now choose we, which of these men will
you nave to rule over you: Where Is your
consistency:
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Ohio.

The accounts from Ohio, are cncourarlng.-
The Western Reserve, which went for Van
Burcn in Isis, will 20 for Scott and Graham.
The Scott and Graham meeting at Ravcnna,
Portage Co., was presided over by Hon. ID.
Lyman, (Whig candidate for Gov. in 1882 but
for Van Buren, in 1913. Among the speakers
was the Hon ID. II. Tildcn, Wing NJ c., in
lSl!-3, also Il Van Buren, man III Us, but
now for the Peoples candidate.
~ The correspondent Of the Philadelphia
North American writes from Washington:-
In reply to an address from the State Rights
Convention of Alabama, Gen. Scott has writ
ten to say, that the only declaration of prlnci-
plies he will feel called upon 10 make during
the present canvass, is contained in his uccep-
lance Of the Wing nomination.
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.


Reported for the Boston Post, by John Eatonl
At Market sol Cattle about $50 Beevrs and l5l
Stores, consisting 81 W orkng OAen, Cows and Gal
YES, ycarIngs two and three years old.
rnccs-Markct Bte--ENua, sos per cwt; LIST
quality, Sc - 2d quality - 80 &, 90 Sd quality
80 - ordinary $3.50
Hides 800 per cwt Talow se0OlG2j.
trIls soc. Calf SKINS 9.alOc. per ID.
Veal Calvrs-S2 ,lual0.
Stores Working Oxen SO, 81, 81, IS. elal25.
Cows aud Calves So, -, 20, - ~ .ja36.
Three Years old SIS, -, ~ 3Ia36.
Sheep aud Lamb--i2fS atmarhct Pricrs-EXtra
Sia5. By lot SlJO, l,'j,2, II l.2lJjo
lGG cars came over the Ilchburg RAILROAD. and
e. over the Boston urd Lowell Railroad, loaded
with Cattlc, Sheep, Horses, Swine and Fowls
Catlr. sheen SWINE IIorsss
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O. The CnoLrRA.-A Western paper in

O. The CuoLrEA.-A Western paper i'll
noticing the rayagcs Of the cholera, says-
Every person that was able to leave Jack
son, Missouri, did so, and has not yet returned.
Since last Sunday there was not enough left
to bury the dead Some eight or ten corpscs
lay in different houses several days. The town
of Jackson looks like deserted farm; busi-
ness Of every kind is suspended, and every
dwelling house Is locked up.
The cause Of this disease breaking out is at
trlbuted to negro ball. 1t appears the nc
grocs danced late, ate plenufully, and drank
freely; ON the next day, 10 died.
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Associate Alumni

The next celebration of the Associate Alum
nj of the University of Vermont, will be OF
Tuesday, August 3, at 10 ! o'clock, A. NJ, al
the Congregational Church. An Address vii
be delivered by the Rev. j. II. MYERS. The
lean Hotel.
Z. THOMPSON, Secretary.
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MELANCHOLY RuMoR-lt is rumorcd that
renee, the schooner Alliance, armed by the
British Government for the protection OF the
fisheries, persisted near st. Paul's Island, with
all on board that ID schooners were lost in
the vicinity Of the Macdalcn Islands, and that
=, pilots have been drowned .-.NcwS.
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11rRUTLAND AND BURLINGTON RAILROAD
The annual meeting of the Rutland and Bur
lingron Railroad Corporation was held at Bel
lows Falls on the 2lst inst, and the old board
of officers reelected without opposition. The
business of the line is reported TO have increas-
ed 50 per cent. over that of last year.
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1.-THE Manchester (England) Examiner,
like the London Times, reloices at the nominal
ton of Gen. PIERCE, because "England may
rely upon him for edec tuaL cooperation" in
building up British interests.
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1J-N. S. TOWNSEND, the Democratic Repre-
sentative in Congress from the l4lh Ohio dis.
lrct, refuses to support PIERCE or the Platform,
The disaiiection in the Loco Foco ranks is
broad and deep.
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NOTICE.

WIlliREAS my wife JANE has left my
W bed aud board without Iust cause OF rrrorauon
tins Is TO orhd all persons hardening ~ trusting her
on my account, as shall pay no debts ol her con
tracing aiter this date
WILLIAM RI AN.
South Hero, VI, July II, 1882. wiw3
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GILARGE FIEE.-the extensive manufacto-
ry of the Union Company Of Maryland, at Can
ton, near Baltimore, was DESTROYED by fire Fri
day. The loss is estimated at 100000.
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~ once.

1 Hereby certify that have given my
! Sons Martin Ezra French aud Edward Parkus
French their time ia trad, and transact business ior
themselves shalt lldm Hunc Of their taIuIngs uOl
pay none OF the debts ditcI the date.
AARON FRENCH.
LsscA. Vi, July -, 1872. WINS
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DTWhile in the army he was above the reach
of censurc - Washington Union on Pierce
lie kept out Of the reach of everything likely
to do him an injury.
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\lll'It,li.

THIS Is to certify that have given my son OS
l CAR. the rcmamde! nj his minority, and sl0l
pay no debIs OF his contracting nor clam any OF hl'
| earnings alter this date.
w5w3 II w. BALLARD
Wnooski Falls, VI, july 70 l>52
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uF7Prcntice, Of the Louisville Jomndt says
'nearly the whole population of the country
seem now to be upon the Wing platform. The
Wings are Sia'ting on it, and good many of
the Democrats are Lying on It,"
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SCOTT & GRAHAM.

All persons purchasing (, DIS AT the above Estab-
lishent will be presented with copy ol the "CAN-
rAlGN LIFE OF Gen. Scorr,' aud Scott y Graham
Songs
uNwtf
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U1lJ"'rhe Wing party and Gen. Scott have
been already compelled to face the music. -
AIegany Record.
And the enemy, too, and it was done without
wMing.
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Wanted.

A Smart inlcTTgenl boy u or Z years
OF age. as an apprentice to the book h'ndma
business One from the couutry--ont ul the nigh
SOFT, will find good encouragement al
NICHOLS ~ WARREN'S.
July 2S M1wl
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Slalc Of Vermont.

The Farmers & Mechanics Bank
REUBEN BATcHELDER, County o%Ityt Court,
LAURA BEACH, March Term
BOSTW lex TOWSLEY and \ D. 1852.
GEORGE II. BOSTWICK. J
Whereas, The Farmers & Mechanics Bank, a
Corporation established by the Legislature Of the
State OF Vermont, and dong business IN Burlington
in said County, commenced their suit at this term at
this Court against Reuben Batchelder, Laura Beach,
Bostw,ck Towsey and George ii. Bostwlck, de-
ciairng against said defendants IN the following
several pleas OF the case viz On certain prulnls
sorry note for 100 dollars dated August H. 1871 pay
able in three months from the date thereof; on GER
tain other prOmlssory note Tor 300 dollars dated
August IL, 1851, payable IN three months from the
date thereof; on certain other promssory note Tor
100 dollars, dated August Is, 1851 payable III three
months from the dae thereof; and ON certaln 9TH
er proms>0ry note lor 100 collars, dated August IL,
1851, payable IN three months from the date thereof
also IN further plea Oi the case as follows: FOR
money had and received by the defendants. 10 and
Tor the plaintiffs use Tor money lent and accommo
dated by the plalnti to the defendants; Tor money
paid, laid out and expended by the plaintiff, 10 and
Tor the of the defendants, tor work, labor, care
and diligence OF the plaintiff, done, performed and
bestowed III and about the business OF the defendants
and for the defendants for divers materials III and
about said work furnished by the plaintiff al the de-
PENDANTS request; and also tor goods, wares, aud
Merchandise OF the plaintiff, sold aud Delivered and
UlrIalued and sold to the defendants, and demanding
| in damages the sum OF fifteen hundred dollars; and
whereas II is made TO appear to the court here that
the sand Laura Beach resides without this state, II
wit in the Safe Of California and has not had person
al notice OF the tendency ot this suit.
Therefore, the court doth order that the said Caust
stand continued to the next term OF said court, anC
IhH said Llura Beach be notified OF the pendency o
said suit by publishing this order wiki the substance
OF said declaration, in the Burlington Free Press,
weekly newspaper printed IN Burlington, three weeks
successfully the last OF which publications shall bt
al least three week prior TO TIE next term OF ihls
! court.
Dated at Burlington in the County Aforesaid thR
26th day OF July \. ID. 1882;
w5w3 u, d. BUCKLEY, Clerk.
| C.. +. DANEY, Attorney.
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y / { D

In this town, of Consumption, on the II inst
THOMAS LOWRY, aged SO years
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a. Ilo>oRABLE DfsCEor.-Th Democra
cy contend that their hero, Pierce, Is descend
ed from the Pcrcy5 OF Northumberland. lls
Mexican exploits proves his decent to be flom
the House oi Somerset
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IT. All Produce III packages or otherwise cunsgn-
ed to us should be- distinctly marked in our name
and the initials OF the consignor.
ASllE.S-The market remains without change,
with tendency 10 improve. Sales OF Pots at 81 -
a 4 81 Pearls - 80 5 62 -
BlTTER-.There is an increasing demand for
strictly PRIME Butter. Medium quality is more plen-
y and no over stock OF any grade. demand as yet
sufficient To advance the price, but ready sales Tor
CHOICE New Golk aud Vermont DIARIES lG a lie ;
other qualities and Canada II ljc. Would recon-
mend further shipments.
CllEESE-ILe late warm weather has cssened
the demand and uccusoueda larger supply than usu-
al, large purlIon OF which more or less DAM
aged by heat and require 10 be sold AT low
Mild aud rich Chtcsc small sizrs worth & q lie
with no over stock. Far and ordinary Diaries 4 a
SC Tor very thick Cheese there is no demand. Not
sale to anticipate high prices Tor Cheese the present
or coming season.
FLOUR-DrsGablc lots of Western Flour ara in
limited supply and held firm but poorer qualities are
forced oil a previous low prices.
GRAlN-lhe arrivals Of Corn have been very
light and better prices are realized. Oais are in
steady demand at i6 l7c Tor Northern and ii a
Iic per bu Tor Western. In Rye small sales at gOc
per hu.
PROVISlONS-'rhe demand for Pork is steady
from the trade and prices quite firm. We notice
sales OF Prime AT sis 50 I; Mess at $50 ~ 80 aud
Clear 81 per b5l 4 mos Beet is scarce and prices
firm. sales ot common and extra brands Western
at SIS II per bbl ! mos Lard is very hrm and
prices have again advanced
WOOL-Nloderue sales OF fleece and pulled Wool
at full prices. The arrivals OF fleece have been
considerable.
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u Is 1t ont Of compliment to Gen Plcrcc's
military exploits IN Mexico that all the hurrahs
for HIM IN tins CANVASS are SO very FAINT p
LomSrHe JouTaai.
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What "A pleasant sight to sec is good-ne-
turcd man, particularly in such broIng hot
weather, when every third pedestrian you meet
seems melting down into his boots. Old Fur
LER it is vino says that san inch of Iaugh is
worth an ell of m0an, in any state Of the mar
kct." We saw ii man yesterday, i'll the ncIgh
borhood Of Hudson and Canal Streets, wine
struck us as Il bit of Il 'laughlng philosopher.
A wagon, drawn by couple Of ugIy-lookiuG
mules, IN turning into Canal street at rapid
Jackass-pacc ran against him, and FRUSTRATED
HIM; and one hind wheel came within an inch
of running over his leg, lie jumped up, loo >-
inc very angry, and was about "dcmonstra a.
ting" upon the person OF the driver, when ho
caught sI-llt OF his iurlOrn-loohlng team, auc
his coumtcnaHcC changed at once. He brush
cd the dirt from his pantaloonS, and as he wen
mplug and laughing away, SAID: Il wouldn'
mind being run over by a decent span OF horse
Us, but to be thrown down and run over by
span of ID jackasscs, is enough to make any
man swear"