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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-08-22

~ The following is an extract from letter writ
ten by heretofore prominent Wing of Randolph
county There are thousands like him, aud we only
regret there are not tens of thousands:
"MEssRs. EDITORS I enclose you 50 for the Week
ly Standard, which wish you to send to me imme-
ton is such that have found it necessary to dscon
tinue the papers heretofore read by me; and have
hesitation in saying that infinitely prefer acting
with the Democratic party to countenancing in any
degree the Know Nothings."
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-08-22
VOTE OF THE state.

YOIE OE The STAEE.
We give below the official vote of the State, at
the late election, with the exception of that in the
Third District, which has not yet come to hand.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-08-22
False Rsp0rs-AppoinsD,sus-Fsre.

WASHINGTON, Aug. IA statement which Is GO
ing the rounds of Northern papers, that the Pres-
dent intends visiting Canada, is utterly without
have been extended to him.
Dr. Parker, late Missionary and Secretary of Lee
CATION, at China, accepts the appointment of com
missioner to the Celestial Empire. Ho will soon re-
turn thither.
The War Department narrowly escaped destruc-
ton this afternoon. Several loose papers thrown
carelessly in the attic ignited. The flames were
suppressed before any material damage was done
The most intense alarm prevailed with the officials
in that end.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-08-22

South CAROLINA R'soao Nothing State Council
CHARLESTON, Aug l6.-The Know Nothing State
Council met here on Monday night, and abolished
the Catholic test allowing any native born citizen,
who would renounce all allegiance, both civil and
ecclesiastical to the church, to become members. It
opposes any Infringement upon the existing rights
of naturalized citizens.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-08-22
Academy of the Visitation.

FREDERICK CITY, MD.
VUNHE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTITUTION WILL
Il re-commenceilst Monday in September.
TERMS OF BoARDERs
Board and Tuition, with the French Language, Gf
Stationary, Washing, Mending, Bed, Bedding, Doc
tors Fee, &C., 10 90
Music the Piano. Harp, or Guitar forms additional
charge Also lessons in the Latin, German Italian and
Spanish languages Drawing and Painting likewise extra
charges. Entrance fee, So.
BOARDERS pay the current charges semi-annually n
advance DAY scholars quarterly.
When term has been commenced If the pupil be with
drawn the Parent Guardian becomes subject to the full
of the unexpred term unless sickness dismissal
require the removal.
Pupils received at time during the year. and the
charge estimated from the date Those
of any denomination admitted. -
August Is, 1885, 78-1t
NEGROES FOR SALE.---ON THE 18TH OF
II September shall offer for sale at the Court House. in
Pttsborough eight belonging to the estate of
girls and two creditof those who purchase
Them bond and approved security will be required bonds
bearing interest date This 9th of August 1885, by
decree of the Supreme Court .,,,--,.- -.
Aug. 18th, 1855. r.
~ SAVE YOUR COST. @
HAVING CLOSED MY FORMER BUSINESS, BY
will please call and make settlement Immediately longer
-HNs NV " IRA BECKwITH.
Raleigh August H. 1885. T8t
WIN. j. BAKER. Taos. L. BARRAU
BAKER AND BARRAUD,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Tabbs Buildings, Town Point
. .a. Norfolk Va.
Raleigh, May elst, 1855 So
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-08-22

LATEST FROM NORFOLK AND PoRTsMoUTH.-The Pc
sIs0urg Express of Monday says the latest news
'om these two Cities is truly of melancholy char
aOte[, The general impression seemed to be, says
e that the fever is still on the increase in
both places.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-08-22
Fall StOck...1S55.
KERR & MARBURY.

n Il II Ii N M A IL ID U Ri
Importers Of and Dealers in, China Glass; EartteDoare de-
Nos. "a 76, SYCAMORE ST.,s -
PETERSBURG, VA
HE AVE JUST RECEIVED PER SHIPS IRENE
andJohn Rutledge, from Liverpool, 05 Crates and
Hhds of China and Earthenware and from the Factories
large supply of Glass Ware and Domestic Goods-makng
supply, usual very extensive and complete They
respectfully invite Merchants and others to examination
of their Stock they enabled and determined to sell
upon reasonable terms any similar establishment in
the Northern Cities.
Particular attention paid to packing goods for transport
tation.
August 81, 1855 1oss-w4w.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, NASH
- COUNTY.-James Harper against Betsy Whitfield
and others.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the heirs
of Oily Jones' who defendants in this reside be-
yond the limits of this State it is therefore, motion,
ordered by the that advertisement be made for
weeks successfully in the Raleigh Standard notifying the
defendants of the filing of this petition and that unless they
appear the next of this Court and the petit
ton the will be taken pro cosso and heard pGe
to them. x
Witness WILL T. Arlington Clerk of said Court at
Office the I'd Monday of August, A. D., 1856.
VIM T. ARLINGTON, G. G. G.
August II, 1855. Pr. adv. $5,621Sl 1O8S-w6w.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-08-22

ELECTION NEws.-In Alabama, Winston, Demo-
crat, is elected by an imposing majority, which is
set down by the Montgomery Advertiser at 10000.
The members of Congress elected are as follows:
District 1st-Perry Walker, OK. NJ
&c 2d-EIi Shorter, Oem.)
&c 3d-Sampson w. Harris, (Dem)
&C 4th-Gn doubt VIM. R. Smith, OK. NJ
5th-George S. Houston, Oem)
&c 6th-W. R. w. Cobb, Oem)
7th-James F. Dowdell, Oemo
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-08-22

NorE.-The last Legislature made three counties
Harnett Wilson Polk they vote with the
ties from which they TAKEN respectively, have not
deemed it necessary to insert them in the above table
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-06-21

DECISION IN DyoRcR CAsE.-Judge
Roosevelt made an important decision in
the divorce case Of Mrs. Curtiss against
DR.. Joseph I. Curtiss before the Circuit
Court in New York on Tuesday last. 1t was
shown that DIR. e. had obtained q divorce
in indiana, since which he has married and
lived with another lady, for which Mrs.
Curtiss brings an action for divorce
Judge Roosevelt held, for the purpose efthis
suit, tina, a decree of divorce obtained in In.
diana againsi party not residing there, but
living in rhs State, is moi raid or binding
here. The counsel Tor the defence publish.
es q card, stating that the case is reserved
for the consideration Of the full bench,
when il will be argued. lie also quotes
from an act Of Congress- tn the effect that
any records or judicial proceedings Of the
courts Of any State are entitled 10 be sdmitt-
ed by the courts Of other States, and have
the same faith and credit given them in ev-
ery court Of the State where they may be
offered ns ,hoy have in the State from which
they are given. Judgment in the above
case 10 reserved.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-06-21

Absence Of Mind.-Truly laugn,bla cas-
es or absence of mind sometimes OCCUR
A'day or two since,a gentleman stepped in
to the Office Of one Of our leading private
bankers, and with much anxiety, asked If
strange packet had not been picked up there
His manner was quito earnest and anxious
he remarked that the contents of the package
were very valuable. The banker then ls;.
tened with his usual courtesy,and then cody
asked - what is that under your arm, sir ?
The gentleman Immediately detected his
absence Of mind, recognized the packet un-
der his arm az that which he was in search
Of, bowed his acknowledgements, and left
at once mortified and delighted
Not long ago an esteemed frienl stepped
into our room, and with much impatienco
and trepidation, asked Il we had seen his
spectacles? He was, he said, fconfdent
that he had left them on the table abaut half
an hour before, and could NOT do without
them. We turned our eyes from the desk
on which we were writing, and immediate
ly san the spsctaelss, but thought il as well
to let the absent minded person pursue his
search for a few minutes. He hurried
through the room, overturned and examin-
ed the closet, cracks and corners, opened one
or two drawers, and then repeated his in
quiries, adding remark, that he was cer-
tain that the missing spectacles must be
somewhere in the room, for he remembered
taking them of during his recent visit AT
that instant a thought flashed upon his fore
head, and there ,oere the mysterious specs,
not only visible, but tangible and palPable.
A burst of laughter followed the discovery,
and the excited searcher disappeared in the
twinkling IF an eye, and did not call again
for at least week. Even now, when the
Joke is related, he manifests an uneasy
sensation. This, too, notwithstanding he is
one of the best natured men alive.--Phila-
delphia Inquirer.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-06-21

KERpoH.-Wo find in q London paper,
the Weekly Chronicle, Of June 3d. para
graph giving birds eye view Of the rela-
tive situation o! the places newly occupied
BY tha allies:
"Retween Kaffa in lat As degrees
North, Ion. 80 degrees east, the strip of
land which separates the Sea Of Azoff from
the Euxine is extremely narrow. Between
the bottom ofKaffa Bay lin the Euxine,
and the bottom Of Arabat Bay lin the Sea
of Azofi] its breadth does not exceed ten
miles. Between Cspe Tchanda the east.
ern headand of Kaffa Bayl and the Straits
of Kertch, ito average breadth 10 about thir-
ay miles. East of the Straits it narrows
again to about twenty miles, q great part
of its surface, however, being under water.
The sopth opening into ths Straits is about
sixty miles cast of Ksfia. The width Of
the opening, frm Cape Takli to Cape Pa
nagia 10 about eight miles, but of Ak Bu-
run )twen,y miles within the Straits,) the
nsvigable water way narrows to about
mile.
From the entry Of the strsits to Ak Bu-
run their direction is due north thence to
the Sea of Azoff "a distance Of about TWEEN.
ty miles more) their direction is about north,
east A couple of miles north Of Ak Burur,
in the blight Of bay, is the town of Ksrtch,
abou, seven miles due east Of II is Yenikale.
Kertch is built entirely Of stone, and has
population of about ten thousand souls. Hs
only export is a little salt but it is here
that vessels Of deep draught stop and tran
ship their cargoes for the ports Of the Sea
of Axoff into smaller crafts. Vessels of
lesser draught, too, are here obliged to un-
load portion of their cargoes into lighters
and take 1t in again at Yenikale. Hence
ii comes that in time Of peace there is al
ways considerable accumulation Of ship
ping a. this part of the Straits
1t appears that at Kertch the allies have
captured two Russian vessels and so guns,
have obliged the enemy to destroy several
war steamers, and have destroyed found
~ where shot, shell, and Minnie balls were
manufactured. One source, therefore,
whence the defenders Of Sebastopol have
received their supplies Of ammunition, has
been taken from them; the Russian means
of carrying on a communication with the
.Crimea and the main have been cut off
and the allies command all the principal
ports is the Sea Of Azof-Taganrog, where
she iron of Siberia and the ordnance manu-.
ufactured in the Ural are shipped, and the
rising grain dspots Of Berdunsk and Ma
rianopol."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-06-21
M AR RED.

In Providence, 9th inst. +, by Rev DR.. Crock
o., Henry A. Baicam, Of Norwich, Conn. and
An ne Robbins, youngest daughter OF the late
Jos. w. Eddy, Esq.. ot Newport, X. l., and
grand daughter # III. late Hon. Asher Roibns.
In this cty, on Tessday morning, lz,h inst
b, the IT. Rev the Bishop Of illinois and the
RI. Rev, the Bishop OF New Jersey, Chars, G.
the lats Rev. Matthias Bruen. OF New York.
In thi. city. Thursday. by Rev. Mr.. Jacobs,
Peter Weeden and Diana Peters. both Of this
city.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-06-21

MOCHA Coffee Of the hes, quality, Tor sale Ivy
M X. y. BARKER.
m22 l63 TnaInts street
UNITED STATES BOUNTY LAND
AGENCY.
Press Forward Your Ctims.
A RMY AND NAVY OFFICERS, SOL
"A DlERS. both Regulars and vouo' ers,
) ,ilors, Marines, Ft1ti'ld. Men, Musicishs,
Wagon VI ,sters, Teamsters, Indians, and all
pcrsons w.io may have served fourteen dvs Nv
any Of the Wars oi the iIniied states, since the
year 1879, the law Of 1850 giv"s each oi you,
who have not heretofore received "A Warrant br
E,,nI, One huni, ed aud Sky Acres And
to all Who ave received tiountv Land, enough
mere 20 III Ike One Hundred AMI Sixty Acre,
H. the case OF the death Of the person eniit'.d
10 I,nl his Widow, or II no WIDOW. abe MI
nor Chliren, are eatitleJ TO the Bounty.
We ar, prepared 10 promptly prosecute all CLAIMS
or Land, anil wW supply Justices NJ The Peace,
County Clerks, Commissioners Of Deeis, Ntaries
Public, Laoyers, anf al oth1s, witht.s necessary
instructions aud blank forms, free Of cost, on dpii-
cation, bymnl, or ofhcruise.
Nhan desired, we will sell the Warrant nj
the IA uke, price, aud remit - check Tor pro-
ceeds. N. X. COBB ~.
% William street. New York.
REFEREScEs-,aak oi the Con n'nwea'th.
New io.k. Ohio Life * Trust Company. New
York. m27
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-06-21
DEFIANCE ANDER SAFES

ROBERT NJ. PATRICK 10 the SOLE
manufacturer in the United States OF the
above celebrated Safes, and F. &. GoTTIr's
IMPEHTrRABLE DrriAECk LOCK AND
CROss-BARs-The best Safes and Locks com.
hined in the world.
These Safcs have taken the first premium
Medals in every exhibition held in the United
States during the past three years. Safes OF alI
sizes, suitable for Merchants, Banks, Jewelry,
Record Ofhees, Steamboats,, ETC., Fire and Thief
Proof Bank Vault Doors. Plate Chests, Tor pri.
vate families on hand. for sale, and made 10 or.
der at the Depot, No. 1872 Pearl street, one
door below Maiden Lane, and nj the Man.
ufaetory Nos. 6O. 62, 81 and 66 Cannon St. N.
Y.
- 6m
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-06-21
EkrENSivE
SPRING SUPPLY OF CHOICE & FRESH
G ROGET les r4

NEWTON BROTiiERS invite the at,en
~ iion of their customers to the following
choice stock of flesh family Groceries lust reed
per sluop itienzi from New York, which are oi-
lered al wholesale aud retail in q'u,niitiss TO
suit purchasers at the lowest market prices {:
~ ibl- New Orleans Moiasses
so boxes brown Havana Sugar
10 bags Java RIO toll,e aud Mocha Coffee
200 packages Green and Black Teas
80 bbls stewart refined Sugars
boxes STANDARD loaf Sugar
25 bbls crushed aud ground Sugar
20 BOXES ground Coffee
100 bbls superfne aud extra Flour
20b bags extra family Flour
bbls Iomlny aud Samp in small bags
10 boxes " heaton Grilr md Farno
rs boxes blue and pearl Starch
90 cases Indigo and Fig Blue
40 boxes CASTLE aud Fancy Soap
100 boxes extra and No ! Soap
80 cases patent Amsterdam Candies
3 ibis smoked Beef aud Tongues
10 casks Hams
$40 bags fine Salt
5 eases table Salt
10 tubs leaf Lard
30 boxes Cheese
10 tierces prime Rice
60 boxes refined Salaeratus
8 boxes Sup. Carb. Soda
10 boxes Crcam O'larer
1O boxes Chocolate and Cocoa
l5 cases Baking Powder
10 cases American aud English Mustard
20 box:s Pepper Sauce
cases English Sances and Pickles
25 baskets Olive Oil
10 boxes Olives aud Capers
100 boxes bunch ani layer Raisins
100 hall and quarter boxes Raisins
rs Kegs R,isins
30 boxes Smyrna Raisins
100 drums Figs
cases Prunes in Fancy boxes and Jars
5 casks Currants
20 boxes Citron
% bbls dried Apples
bbls dried Peaches and Plums
5 bags Almonds
10 boxes Lemons
30 boxes pure ground Spices
20 kegs pure ground Ginger
8 cases Nutmegs and Mace
5 bags Cloves, Pimento, and Pepper.
10 boxes Lemon Syrup
20 cases Maccaroni aud Vermaccll
5 Kegs Pearl Barley
25 box Fancy Crackers
8 cases Preserves ard Jellies
10 bbls Elephant Oil
20 bundles Brooms
70 boxes manufactured Tobacco
8 cases smoking ahd chewing Tobacco
~ Jars Maccaboy Snuff
8 bbls Scotch Snuff
100 boxes Pipes
200 reams Wrapping Paper
25 bbls Cider and " inc Vinegar
20 cases Wolfe's Schieham Scbnapps
25 casks Scotch Ale aud London Porter
100 thousand Sugars, &C., sc. [a20
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-06-21
TARRANT'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
CuHERS AMI COPAlllA

TARRANT'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
CUBEBS AND COPAIlIA
| Sanctioned by popular opinion and the high au-
thorty OF the most distinguished Of the medical
faculty, il Ofers to the afflicted remedy v hose
success has in every instance supported its de-
| served reputation. Being convenient and
agreeable in its use, experience has prove
hat il ret;ins in every climate IL desirable and
truly valuable character. IL is IN the form vi n
paste. Is iasteless, and does not impair the di-
gestion. Ii is prepared with the g,-a,eet posi-.
be care, upon well tested p' 'inciples To per.
| sans following the sea, or going long voyages,
this preparation possesses qualities tar surpass-
ing any other--nea, and portable in ITS form,
speedy and etfsacious in its operation, success
iu both ia 'hc cariiest and W 'rst stages ~ ''r
severest diseases, whilst the usual aud nauseo.,
taste and unpleasant odor to copaibs is Who'll
avoided in this preparation,
Prepared aud sold Wholesale and retail, by
JOHN A. TARRANT, successor to James
Tarrant, 276 Greenwich street, corner Of War
rem, New York and Tor sale by the principal
Druggists in the United State,. British Provin.
ces, West Indies, and South America.
THORN'S Compound Extract OF Copaiba
and Sarsaparila possesses few advantages
not enjoy ed 10y any other medicine for the cure
Of sexual diseases; aud which must, with AN
popular, and a desideratum long sought for in
the medical world. II needs no Confinement or
chan. .e Of diet. In its approved form, that Of
paste, il is entirely 'teless, aud causes no un:
pleasant sensation TO the patient.
Il has acquired the utmost fame in almost eve
ry part Of Europe il has been examined, a1-
proved Of, and sanctioned by the faculty Of nedI-
the profession. Prepared by J. b. THORN,
Chemist, London. and for sale Wholesale and re-
tail, by J. A. TARRANT, sole agent Tor The
United States, 27s Greenwich street, New
York.
The Proprietor ofthe above Medicines 10 also
Sole Agent for the sale Of
DR.. GRovEn coEs POPULAR FAMILY
MEDICINES. Among which are the following:
Dr.. Co.'s HARMATrAN,
The most efficient external application extant
for the cure OF Ulcers vr Fever Sores, Abscess-
es, Felons, Bies, Iarbuncles. Fstuia, Piles,
Neuralgia, Burns, Wounds, and every species
Of external Inflammation. Warranted to check
Uortifcation, when arising from Burns, Wounds
and other external causes, and TO prevent II
when used IN time.
DR.. CoE's sArTrMERouRiAL ALTERNATIVE
SYRUP.
A pleasant and certain constitutional remedy for
the cure Of Rheumatism. Fry sipelas, Gonorrhea
Syphilis. Leucorrhea, Eruptive affections, and
all diseases arising from constitution derange-
ment OF vitation Of the blood and fluids.
DB. CoI's FAMILY vGaxrABLE Pulls.
The best, safest, and mot efficient Pill for pop
ular use ever offered TO the public. For the cure
Of Sick Headache. Constipation, Dyspepsia,
and functional arrangements of the Liver and
other viscera, they stand unrivalied.
JOHN A. TARRANT, Sole Agent,
27s Grospwieh ST.. cor. Warren, N. Y,
ml7--d&wly
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-06-21

NJ "Ossian's Bsrds" gave a Concert at
Bellevue Hall on Saturday evening, to a
large and fashionable audience, notwith-
standing the inclemency Of the weather.
They sing finely, and the entertainment
gave entire satisfaction to all present.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-06-21
herald 0S THE TIM S
THURSDAY June 2l, 1876.

@ Charles Randall, ESQ.,, editor of the
Stai," Warren, X. l., has sold his paper
to Albert r. Cooke, ESQ, who on the 4h
of July will confluence the publication of a
semi weekly paper, called the Rhode Island
Telegraph We wish the enterprise much
success
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-06-21

U The 23d of February, 1866
Washington's Birth Day,-has been fixed
as the day for an American Convention, to
assemble in Philadelphia, to nominate a
President, and Vice-President.
The delegates are to be selected by the
Stale Councils--and each State is to have
the number OF its vote in the Electoral
Colleges.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-06-21

Fen BIRD FAhCrERs 1t is not safe to
keep birds in painted wire cages, especially
in warm weather. The paint softens in
the heat, the birds are apt to nbble at it,
and to get poisoned. This is a fact, and
those having valuable birds in such cages
should remove them at once.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-06-21
DYER.s HEALING EMBRoCATJON.

This valuable remedy for rheumatism, Pains,
Cuts &c, csnno, be surpassed by any other article
In the market Pain Killer, Liniment., or other
nostrums are thro WI ssidc wherever this embrocs.
ton 10 introduced. For sale by Hazard Il Csswel
and r. ]. Taylor, Newport.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-06-21

" Albert j. Tirrell, notorious as the
murderer OF Maria Bickford, has been ar
rested for robbing the u s. ship Consttu-
ton. at Portsmouth, N. II. 1t was with
some difficulty that the sailors were pre-
vented from lynchng him.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-06-21

~ Moonlight Hours, a quartette, and
Meet mo by the running Brook" duett,
are the titles Of two songs by G. Clark, Of
"Ossian's Bards :" they are very sweet
productions, and are for sale by c. E.
Hammett,t Jr. and A. J. Ward.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-06-21

Tor STILL Unr-Tom Thumbs
marriage 10 denied. lie was a long way
from Bideepor, on the day Of his alleged
nup,ials, and 10 still travelling with Howe's
Menageris. s.A
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-06-21

o5We learn, by the Clothes Line Tele-
graph that tho presentation of magnificent
plate took place last evening it is l6 inch
ss in diameter, and is most beautifully va
riegaied by ancient cracks, &c. The fol-
lowing is q copy Of the letter which accom-.
panied the Plate -
To the City Solicitor and gcntlemanly,
Clark of the House of X. N. Representa-
tives.
Venerable Youth
It affords us much pleasure as the Rep
resentatives Of the Hon. Body whose life
blood is being exhausted in supplying you
With root beer and other necessary commo-
doties, to be able to announce, TO your in
defatigabe astonishment, the fact that with
our best wishes for your corporal prosPeri-
ty and enlargement to mans average size
we present you with this Plate, or piece Of
plate, SO to speak, from which in future We
hope you will receive thankfully the little
nourishment required to prolong the part.
nership existing between your soul, if you
have soul, and your greatly smaciated
body, If you have a body. w. do this from
motives Of high purity and deep bcnevole nee
being sensibly impressed with your ponder.
Gus virtues, and your exceeding capacity,
and your--so forth.
We trust that our benevolent intentions
will be fully appreciated. and that while en-
joying your delicious repast, your moderate
anticipations OF getting entirely filed up
may be realized, without iaflic,ing h pang
of pain upon your digestive apparatus, or
causing you in the slightest degree to suf-
fer from dyspepsia.
Most Respectfully.
JUPITER HALLIGASBUfFER, G. A.
CICERO PAUSEwACKKER, u. A.
JULIUS wARRUGUNTON, ". A.
POMPEII KRAsHBAsH l. A.
We shall probably be able to publish the
reply to this letter some time next week.