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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-01
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\. L Willis. whose writing. ha,,
been se universally admitted. In la,,
numbet Of the Home journal gives an
account vi state of his health. aud ~,
disorder, (consumpiiou) under which hs
Is laboring No medicines appear 70
be Of any avail, and be Is evidently
gradually sinking under the attack ---
lie announces thS, the letters from Idle.
wild. the name Of his residence. must
now cease. From this. bis last letter,
We make the follo~ing beautiful yet
mouruful extract
Consumption, mourncd over A. {, Is
Secms TO me a gentle uniyiug Of the
Knot Of liic. instead Of the sudden and
the harsh tearing as.nnlsr Of IT.. ihrea i,
( by Other disoascs---a tenderness In the
destroying angel as It were. which great.
ly soGlens. Tor some, h. inevitable err
rand TO aH II Is decay with little or
no pain, inscnsihle almost In ~ progress
delayed, sometimes. year after year, in
its more fatal approaches. And it Is
not alone in it, indulgcnt proloncing and
deferring, tha, consumption IS like
blessing The cord. which it first loo..
ems are the coarscr one. mo.te onhninr
to the mind The weight Of the mater.
ial senses Is gradually taken from the
soul with the tightening OF their food
and the lessening of their siren sht -
Probably til hc owns himself an inva.
lid, no man has ever given the wings o {
his spirit room enough--lew, it any,
have thought 10 adjust the minis,erings
10 bodies and soul 50 rs TO su5dne the
senses Ia their secondary place and play
With illness enough for this. and not
enough to distress or weaken with
consumption, in other words rs most
commonly experienced -,hc mind be-
comes conscious OF "a nlerfnlly new
freedom and predomnance. Things
around alter their value. Estimates of
persons and pursuits strangely change.
Nature seems as newly beautiful a. II a
film had fallen from the ewes. The
purer affections, the simpler motives,
the humber and more secluded rel-
ances for sympathy, are found 10 have
been The closest linked with thoughts
bolderani freer. Who has not wonder
ed at the cheerlulness of consumptive
persons !, i,bscau,e, with the senses
kept under by invalid treatment, there
is no "depression Of spirits With
careful regimen and the system purified
and, dHeiBllned. life. what fhnra Is nf il
nsnth - not drcAh-
ed where there il, thus, such - con.
sciouS breaking through of the wings
of another life, irecr aud higher"
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Tnr MEon,sic II 10 sfrangs tia,
lsj.Hius men b. noi rbink NOR ~ tha
taa u.cfalness II their tolls, aui take a
hsnr,oleai pleasure in Them On 'la' ~.
count, One would ihink that . ~sf.
penisr or mason. on passins Il house
phifh BE- haA r~srcd, would say ~ him
ELI. % Thi. sors of mise j. giving e4-n.
f1ri and saieJ meni every LAY and every
Lols m faulty. ani si'l coniinae 70
b. a iiadly shelter, domeslie gather
iu-.pis-,. 80 ai-,de a aderli0e, ~ =
eeafpfy nj more sfsr ! sleep 30 ihe
ds.i /" ani n4sii nai . generous sai's
G-'an 'paag aP nl ibs iboasiff--
fAmuaL
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FuIiLE CoSs0LAIios a clergy.
man called on a poor pari'hlonsr, who'n
be found bilisrly lameniing 'he ioss II
an only son. boy Of about four o. hse
years Oh. H. ihc hops of eonsolins
the afflicted aomsn be- remarked 20 her
that one - spsng oosiii noi have n.n'
mHlri Suy VERY gTiegous ~ s'ib iilai
no doubt ihs el.il q a, ssnc 90 heafrn. -
A. sail il,r sophisticated rn'aiafr.
. bsi 'roamy -as % shy, snd hey are
y s'rss.sr. here"
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Cg0wDtsG Tng MouHSERs."-
The Rhimf HsrqH ha, com nen.ed
republication Of the indlel writing. Of
Dr. POwcrL The fret article i. an
omnon on The Anniversary of Tom
Paine, birthday. accompanied by ',eo-
iimrui,. IN which the clergy, orthodoxy
and ih- Bihlr are handled just about a.
tcnieiy ~ h.. now hallic. ON seller.
aud dhnker, w pr5les, agiint ihe
prorev,lio2 Vi 10 Ilynli. not Only be-
rinse cruJ und unu.aal punishment ID
friillcn by fhe constitution, bal be-
cause striking man When b. is doan
!. Inconsistent with oh the rules II pa.
siiipn.- Baiyr Journal
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ruE pnE.rSr SUCCESS

Of The Prohibi'ory Liqsor Ian masi
be maner q rongraiuls'ion auoag
its frirads. and matter of attention
among 81. opponents. The arAm-shops
have been closed q H.es, ard even fi1-~
vim were once dogbifsl ~ ths result
n.x iaaL on Ia wonder n he change.
The streets a ibe riiy are qiiiel dArirg
She nishi time there are %, bfa~iiag.
and sd profanity. aad h'drasis Boas-s.
Ds-s nay one F-gfet fhp ? D7es aHy
opponent ~ il,r lao ssy ihsi ils fr.Fais
nsias u q s.agis ial.f.a'al haf- beea
infdaged ~ .och = rysslif DF'os aay
On. web u o'h-rv 80 WeiA he
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Prom the Hartford Timesl
HOW THE AMUSEMENT LAW pIsAp.
PEARED.
~ cossEeTIos wIrs rsI rA.sAes o. rHI win
ANIMAL" Law.

Now, holy ssin, Patrick aud all good atiindants.
Pfe'stve Us and kaps us ifom danger asd hatmi
There's no Hsds ofgsSd watcher. aud faithful deand
efs,
In these piping times ofwild ba.tes and alarm,
fot what eau feliy do ~id his shilialeh,
Aga Big elephant when Ia hts paw ilisg
The mn therin mOustef 'ud bale him ~ Jelly
WIN the terrible tai he SWING. In thin Jaws o. his,
Al sure we had betthef been born among eannibi.
LsihE like THIS IN a state Of snspen.e
Pursued aud be'et by horde of Wild anirnils
Tigers and sarpials with tushes immense
Och where's the use now Of ksping a blunder uss
Close Ia the bed nights, ramnod to the mu1zlel
lisa dozen 10 one bat some bloody rninosceros,
Before awake, gups me down Al suIEie!
III swenby the piper that played before Moses,
That some ofthe-e bAsie. are inlesiins the town,
ii. PLAN /" the faces ys wear on yer noses,
Thty'fe prowng about for to g,,bble US down.
The pizen- sowied spalpeens have been In New Ia.
ven,
smellin' all round In and over the State l'us,
To see what the siutieinin mousht ha' been LAWN
In the way of Cold billed Coalition pert Atsrs
Yes, fsiri and they rousD the remanss Of some
squAsbes,
All saiied and pePPered by good psr.ou Train,
An run wid thin oG 10 their mountain, srain.
Ts MAD that they war wild the goou Legislators,
(Thim shrewdest o. blades that have iver been
born y
ror mindin' the folks Of the sly minded ersythen,
By ,endin' man GU ahead wild horn
Good people, offer but preparation
woud ye clear old Connecticut cians of each haste,
Just MI yer Assimbly at livery election,
-..l. l.ss Las.
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Hand L. Burlington n. X.
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CHANGE OF TINE
AND AVTEH MONDAY JtLh ~
Hasa, rsstas . ~ tsn as isiio~sft.i
J ,yE hUhiINsroN foh RUTLAND,
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kyT KlTL.SD roa BIl.Lows FALLS,
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kyK aEiioWs FALLS foR RUTLAND,
Is A n, sn< GseP u.
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k.asAsstas. Tfsins eaahsst etf.sty with ths
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D. Esa saa sesth
d 4ii.ss, TTaias sssHasei = IA me rafainfs 400
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al Aaiiss sat ssiiis4h Es'ifuaess
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-11

nFFlCE or THE COMMISSIONERS OF nnG RATION.
~ No 70 Franslin street, Ne~ York Sealed prspo
sails for the supply Of pure, fresn. uuskmm-d
try mkk for the use Of the institutions Wards
Lsa.pd and such quantities ssmsy DO required,
VIII be received by the Commissioners Of Emisraou at
their once, No. 10 Frankln sts-t until We inssday,
the 18th Of October next. The 1ommissionars re-
ssrvs the right TO reject such proposals they may
Deem not for tho interest Of the commission.
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kYVRRTNRMRNTS RENEWED EVERY DAY

INFORMATION WAN TD-oF JOHN REGAIN. is
years Of sg~ ~ho vent to work ON the Utica Raft
road, from their Office Sc Greenwich street. tho 7th
june Any Information silt DO thsnkfunv received By
hse cousin John E@gan, ~ Orange street, N Y.
ID O6ERT O. vOOkHTE, BUILDER, WILL PLEASE
h esIl ct box Office Of National Theatre
TyBE WI. ow NARY E. G. BANCROFT, SISTER 10
j John Coddtpgton, III requested 70 CALL 81 tho boz
an2ce Of Nstional theatre.
yltMIyAN CARNEY, or SING SING N. T., Is IN.
w fosrsd that rdget Bucslsy hXs arrivea in Ne =
York. and anxious TO hin brother, at
% Cherry street, residence Of CathAri1e Ha2an.
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ASSAY OFFICE.

TINT ED STATES ASSAY OFFICE, NEW YORK, OCT
" O. 1Skl-This Office viii DO open for ous,ness
and af this cay. Ieposits Of gold silver bullion
VII b feeei, cd ON the terms at this mint Pay.
ent fcf cosits VII be mace oil her In stamped bsxs
= coins in cersfHatcs at the option Of the owners
10 b expressed at the time of <kt their deposits
Givsr purchases not made at this ofhcc For the
prees. Is will No mposeins 10 acmit vsite 70 witness
h operations of the Office
SAM F. BUTrERwORFH Superintendent.
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TT NAVY SAILORS AND OTHERS EXTRA PAY
u . promptly paid bounty lsud warrants oo.ainod,
bought and sold pensi ms balances due heir,
Of deceased u. y collected, and all kinds Of
claims eainet the U. .. recovered bv
EDWARD BfSEu.
Assnt and late purser q. g. NAVY, u Wsu It
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rHR HILLARY.

TNOMPANY II AMERICAN RIFLES -rHE MEMBERS
~ Of this company are hereby notified to ~ tbs
arnsIy Of the company, 301 Br ONE street, THUGS
day. Oct ~ at IL O'Clock in foil uniform para 10
By ososr Of TaOMAS A. GL- We T. Captain
EURFKA LIGHT GU ,RDS THE MEHBsR. OF rHT3
II company will meet at ths Carriage -ouse, 1853
fraphlin street on We ,rcsday evening H. esnt
O'Clock ~ for moe ing and crin. Puuosoal atten
daz n req ested business import ancc will 90
szsbs acted By order Of HsNtY FL .NutR )apt'u.
JOHN 4 BRAplsH, orderly ssrgt.
E,IR>T COMPANY GoTaIo RIFLES -rHE ABOVE
company will meet for dril ut their beadonarters
Gothic all, 318 Broadway, Friday evening October
l84h at o'clock. Punctual streEdaocc 10 REQ uestcd
By order, SAMUEL B. PARKER, Captain
BERTRAND KxTrnI, secretary.
4 Ohm NcCLANE GUARD-ALL THO e WHO INTEND
81 going with the above Huard will moet ~ uIman's
F1sy evening" 18th inss at half past ssven o'oo,k
for the purpose OF making Arranssmen and suroliog
thcr nance By order. AII.fIMAN, Cuairman.
J Jonss e GCUs'0h' secretaries.
Now DAYS NOW a DAY, NOW A DAY, i-THEs
IN eseringat RICHARDS, 4so Broadway. Attention,
eaupany
G1oeKR GU ,RD. ATTRSTTOS 1T IE MEMBERS OF
~ the ab,ve comoany are hereby notified that moot
ne sin be held at lu2 south street, Wsdae day
sseosng Oct ii ct O'Clock p.e,isely. Punstnal at
tEporsabce will transacted By order
COtNhLIU5 Do WHEY, Chairman.
p. McDEaxcr, sscrs sary.
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NOTICE OF REMOVAI--NLW DRUG. STORE DBL
IN LLC % beg leave inform their customers 1d
the public that the have removed their Broadway store
below Bleecser street. vhsc the largest and
m'cas, family med cines, perfusry,
toiiet eoods, will always ouad Mt tho low sst
prices ELLUC CO., Che mists, 636 broadway and
eco Fourth avenue.
d sNDsIOr, FREN III TAILOR, HayING RI
i moved from a Chambers street, bcgs TO inform
his PATRONS that for the future, he vii carry the
Anorio. Co., whore viii Ne found superior assort
ment of the best French goods.
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REaTAURANTS.


DRuFf sSOR STEPHEN H. DOiY, LATE or TIE
Il kmpire City Housa, DO CO lsulted daily from
A. to l2P. NJ on too sei.ncs Of curing thu appssto
at his oHco in the Empire ,Sty saloon. Cho,e wis-s
b'spdies and segsss constantly on hand shsugoae
oysters and other edioss served in the approved
tJle, at sel Broadway and 440 Broome street.
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CAUTION.


|yAUrIoN-TuE UNDEes WILL NOT BE We
~ sponsbio for any d Dts Of any nature kind do
scrpon contracted for my account oy any agent
tervspt OF tie ppcers gped By any other p-rson
persons whorpsoever without my written order there
for Dated New YORK, October 8, 1854
GODFREY A. JhSSEL 81 Division street
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10 the CFUch cry Trade and Merchants Gene
rany-Ws bavs now Landing fr ship lt,soius heavy
lot 81 white gTsnite ware Of an entirely and sx
&+n$ly unique pattesn-best maler We ssell cell the
same b. tho pacange, repsck for oouptry 1t
unusually lo~ prices together With and beau
tful patterns Of p-infed and fancy wares common
goo ., sass~a re china &e CAL It 195 Pearl rect
and examine. GOULDI ILL ut. Importers
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A GIVE gents WANTED TO SELL AN ARvIcLE
~ for wbich there is great demand Agents are noe
Dslr from 81 10 $40 per day. without riss small
capisl required. Coil at 200 Broadway, room No ~,
up stairs
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TWO PROTEST Mt GERM GIRLS WANrE0-ONE
i TO cok wash AID iron, the othee to do chamber.
w rk and waiting Good references required. Cab ct
1G2 East Eshtoenfh street.
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o. ~ REwARD.-LOSr, LAST EVENING, ABOUT
wlSv half past O'Clock, in or near tbs drug store
c:rner OF Houston and Wooster streets stivee port
monnaie, with the inscription "Jul, to Fanny" cm
ts,nl roll Of Eve dollar buls and 81 so gold
pkoa ny parsoa bringing 1t to c6l Fourth avenue
Of r~cntieth street, win receive the re-
wsra and the thanks Of thu oWner.
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DEr IONS WI HING TO nPL0Y Nc FARLAN 4 guER-
RI T. real e,tste agents. will please refer TO A. III
Purdy, box cfiee, Nstionsl heasre
TINTED STATES s,nORs-CR rHEHfTD or r5Op
VII ssrv-@ T. Cah'orr'a al-ing Tho wsy'c ssr
can receive their land warrants aoS extra raw Of
P. I. BETS, Agent, 70 VAN street, basement.
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DILIIARD TABLES -TaREE SUPERIOR SECOND
- hand tables for sale cheap. only bseo m nse for
short New tables and rsfuc ID pross
can he NJ factory. No 90 Ann sreet Urosrs
By mail promptly attended tn. GRIFFITH DECKEs
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4 Y. UNG NJ N HAVING FOUR YE AIRS EXoE7ENCE
~ in whol-sa business 10 Central linois would
make an gem.rt with 10 houss tn col
Iecs sch light aoois for the next moat,s
Coco city reference given. Address box 1876 Herald
Office
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Wedding Cayds.-An Assortment o. Ever.
Gems elegant engraved wedding cards, envelopes &c
DE country EvERDEL 800 Broadway, corner Of duane
QfrAot
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ATTUnNEYs AT LAW,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
TONES. srpOnE g. Bu.owpN. At oRyrys AT
81 Law, Fan Francisco, California
WIN o,Rsy JONES,
CHA5 r. ,rRJDr.
10 q. BsLDwfv
Rsfer to Henry Smith d Townsend, and D. appleton
ACC.
FgHEAP PTA NOS-wE ARE NOW TELLING A. HALF
~ Vi. usnsl prod A writes guaraotes. Il spad by
ourselves and msnnfaotr rers gives With cash cl.po,
uhich - fully warranted Largo assortment of m Isc
uaeloosonsx &C. kew piepcs 10 e'.
COOK BROTHER, s43 broadway.
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fIrU .TI0N wANrED-BY YOUNG NAN AZ
"a porter IN stor. hotel, day night xs'oh.
man or N any cspsc'y ~hsrefn b. c,ud mshs hiussH
ue'u 10 hi mploye he has ad four years expsrsnoa
vrtses fair plain bsr6 and highly rscom ueod-
% " NJ bis last employers sdd,ses FOR three dA,s j.
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N GYSTERMAN AND WAITER WANTED --AP 7LY
Y ut Cullsn's Restaurant, corner Of Broadway and
Ninth atreoE
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A PESPTCTABLE
young woman, cook ami 70 assi n toe
~ anS 'rofug Also = Il m ION ~ ma ~ pan
-..4 ssnoa ~rs; IL .se-s-a.
sno iroier tn can g'v- go,f Recommendations iro
tbsii last plscss CAL .. 81 Fourth ave..0e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-11
BILLIARDS.

A BASSFOnD'S FIR IT PREMIUM WORLDS FAIR
IA billiard tabIesJudgss' prize for best table exni
hit.d the Cheapest made, the only patent Players vii
End sste and metal tables with and ni Gus Mons
ct No Ann tteet Ian entrance at lao Fultoo street
Every article in the trade for SALE es ready
ehipDiu0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-11

/ tiops ope "a c'sia cook washer aad ir,ne., In
small family has lvcr twelve months ia her last place.
the otber ~ thsmb rua'd ard waiter; well r.
commended from her place. Please call at IA Fourth
rect. between frst and nd avenues In the rear for
two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-11

P1sHium WAS and Toupees.-Ths Silver
~ dsl Avards5 TO wEuHUR = 4 HEa.D, 81 N4ideo
lane for the b+st settlements wigs They hai the oess
eispls3 at tho state fair OF wigs. hsf wigs, bands
bgaios, curls, 10. Copy the address.
Asranwalls Tonic Mixture ranks wlGhi
Tie nal iols speciAcs In medicine; 10 tho positive
~ for fever ague curing 1t generally within q
fsv failing 10 pr6uce the desi ans result.
Pre-. sres BY THOMAS ,XWELL, Successors to amos
Aapiuwsll, SO william street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-11

@1O R,wAfD- Il ST, ON FRIDAY raE XrH
WlO inst in the upper pNt the CITY, > lsdy's
small geld watch, chase back with chain, pencil locke
heart and anchor attached. The wat N is a lspne
made by Bari elm and Constantine, No 5socl The Cad
win receive the reward and the thanks of TIA
owrer BY returning 1t to 6s5 Hudson strse. corner c.
Rank
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-11

CITUAsI0N w.N by YOUNG x0l.N, 10 70
~ chsmrrrw..rt and ~siinR nurse add seam
srrss. Can give geo, fe from ber lss. place,
where th~ lissd yesrs AID half Gall at % Second
avenue between Fust and Second sree;s, IA .he rear
Ian be until engaged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-11

A Re PECrABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A
IN sitoaton good plain cook; has ooj ,etiln 10
90 ehamhcrTo h, or TO travel sitn family visni ID
to Mobio IAN give the best Of city ga1 b.
en- far two oaya st lo3 Eleventh. tet, bstseen FEST
and .cor0 asesues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-11

TWO kEspFCfABL YOUNG WOMEN WIFI FOR
situations TO- hou,owo-l 10 small fsnily, or to Do
city reference; wonlr rci,r 10 60 together IN this
country. Appy for two at icS Mulberry street. mp
stains.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-11

A NsPfC' ABLE YOUNG WOMAN wANrs A ArU.
n elton 20 20 Rspspl houss cork or oh .mo>r ~srx.
Can give the best Of 'encs Can seen for t~o days
1t l23 i've ~ hrst street, second aor.
The Davenport gazette., 1854-06-08

"THE EDITOR The Richmond NGa
throws off the following capital illustra-
ton:
We have steamboat In the western wa
ters by the name Of sThe Editor" This is
the best name ever yet given to steam
boat, and more especially to a Mississippi
steamboat. We are surprised it has never
been thought of before. The editor is a
working engine, whose fires are going day
and night Now he sails against the tide,
and now with il, going along al dashing
rate until suddenly he comes up, ell stand
ing, against some hidden snag, which near
~ shrers his ,imbers to pieces. Wheney-
or he moves, he puts the waters ia agitation
for time, and leaves wake OF troubled
waves behind him, which lasts about FIVE
minutes. He serves every body but himself,
carries freight and passengers ~ any guam
ti,y, and goes pf-ptBiny down the stream
Of life. Often his powers are orertasked,
and the boiler bursts, but fortunately il
kills no one but himself, and who cares for
an Editor.