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-N-' WALLACE & wINGFIELDi", WINFIELD
General Commission Merchants,

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WALLACE Il WINGFIELD,
General Commission Merchants,
AND EALERS IN RODUCE
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
Ill give special attention to the sale Of Bacon Lard
w Flour, Tobacco, &c, &c.
REFER
Wallace Knoxville, Tenn, Tooe, Bro. & Co, Mary
vile, Tenn, Il T Cox Louisville, Tenn, J Donaldson,
Union, Tenn johnson & Hair, Madsouvle Teen. Brab-
son d Bro. Sewer county Tenn, Fains 4 King, Dan
jackson, Athens, Tenn, Poullain, Jennings Co, Au
gusta, Ga, John Cunningham Greensboro. Ga w I.u-
oas, Athens, Ca John Wingfeld, Madison Ga, Carhart
Roff Macon, Ga F 7 Willis, Savannah Ga now
RAGS-S55O IN PREMIUKS.
i'll ANlNG largely increased my supply of Rags by the
L premiums offered the past year ending June so.
am induced to offer larger amount OF premiums for the
present year. And will pay the above premium surus
Osl0O 500 $s0 $40 $50 $50 $ $780, $40 and So any
merchants or "PedaTs-who will deliver me- from
this date TO the ls July, $780, the largest OF
RAGS The to be bought outside of and by
ing business outside of Nashville or vicinity.
viii at all times pay the highest market prices la cash
for RAGS delivery, and issue certificate the owner
Of the received aud paid for These certificates
must be kept and sent in before the LIST day of July
next that three dsinteuested merchants of Nashville
make the awards The largest amount being entitled
to the sl00, the next largest to $780, and down.
Merchants sending rags will please write that may
know whose TO issue the certificate Combinations
will not be allowed.
Woolen Lnsey, Silk aud Worstsd rags are not wanted
aDd viii not be included in the above
earnestly solicit greater attention saving and buying
Rags throughout Middle Tenn.
July4-lydtriw&w ". s. WHITEMAS.
North of he
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e d "a 4.
HRDERS for the Sewanee Co.'S Coal may be left al
OHICKS' CaIEA HALL, North side OF the
Square. All orders left there will be filled on the follow
ing day Large Lump, % cts ScreeHed Lump, IS etsi
Fine, Is cs Run Of the Mine, Is cents per bushel.
The Coal all weighed, and customers OF get
ting what they pay for at the Sewanee Co.'s Yard joining
the n C Il K Depot. dec2S-lwd&atterl wtolstfeb
sssy- Gazette, Banner and Patriot copy as above.
FOR SALE.
FARM one mile Southeast from Nashville, near the
IA Nolensviile turnpike road, containing fy-oue and
quarter acres frstra:e land, comfortable dwelling
house. hne spring, orchard. &c.
Also-A tsrm five miles Rorth from Nashville, on the
Whites Creek turnpike road conteining hundred and
forty acres beautiful valley land hundred acres clear
ed and forty woodland, well set with blue grass
lot in South Nashville fronting one hundred and nj
" eOt College street and hundred ard forty feet
Franklin street, having it brick dwelling house
containing six ROOMS paay kitchen, smoke-house, ser
wants ROOMS, &c
Also-A los the above fronting on Franklin street.
two hundred and seveoJysx feet College street nine
y eight feet and Market street ninetyeigh feet On
this lot well afOrding abundant and neTerlailing
supply OF good water.
II information should be wanted with re gard to the
above property, when at Nashville, tmay be OBJ
By spplication DR.. John 5. Young, corEer OF
Broad nnd Summer streets.
dCcil MORGAN VANCE.
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JUST RECEIVED.

JUST RECEIVED.
a LARGE stock Of Gentemen's Clothing C, rs;s,ir of
"A Cloths, Csssinisres and Festings, whic viii ssV
al vsry low press for Cash ct 6 up stairs Co lege ST.
sept6-6 A. Nj iRRISON
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LAW OFFICE.
7 NJ. WILKIN having been admitted to practice in
- all the Courts OF Tennessee and New York, end hav
fng permanently located 10 Nashville, will attend 10 all
matters of Colecou and Litigation entrusted to him
Office No 10 Cherry street nevs--tf
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BROWN & ANDERSON,
Sl--tf No. 40 Market ST.. Nashville Tenn
oFFIcE THR MARYLAND CossoLIDATED LoTTERIrs-T
R.rr IrYv

OFFICE OF THR MARYLAND CONsOLIDATRD LoTrERIEs,y
BALTIMORE, July lst, 1855. (
all Tickets OR CRRTIFIcATEs PAcKAoRs or TIcKErs,
IN TIKI LOTTERIES AUTHORIZED STATE MAINLAND
EEAH THE HTHoGRAPHKD SIsSArURE L. Y. Brennan.
GENRRAL AsKET FoR THK Contractor, az
Owing the applications from all parts of the
country the management Will give their the
Milling OF odeTsfor Tickets Certificates, the Maryland
Lotteries.
Persons at distance may confidently rely upon having
er orders fer Tickets promptly 1ed and the sreies
ndence observed.
These Lotteries drawn daily public 10 the City of
Commissioner. Heavy Bonds given as secu
Ty for the payment OF all Prizes The prices Whole
Tickets are from 81 to S2O Half and Quarter Tickets
proportion.
There thAa $1,000 Prizes in any Lottery
which Prizes vary amount from 81 SI00OOO according
10 the price Of Tickets. For Instance
When price OF Tickets is 81 the highest Prize about $1,000
10000
EtlO 10000
$50 10000
With numerous Prizes 900, $780, sOOO $500 $780,
Sc, Persons remit any amount, from 81 up
wards that they wish To invest receipt of which for
ward It's value in Tickets in the Lottery designated by the
purchaser if none be designated then Lottery that
VIII after the buyer the rket in his posses
SION An Official Scheme of the Lottery will be sent with all
tickets ordered, euly sealed ordinary envelope
and the The Lottery is drawn The official Drawing Will
essLt together with Explanation of the
the purchase. The Drawn Numbers also published in
the daily papers of the City OF Baltimore, and ia Daily
SstouRl lnleiligencer, il. c.
Circular containing all the Schemes will be any
enc By addressing the undersigned.
Address orders for Tickets to F. y. BRENAN,
uly24, l655-ly No. I Calvert ST., Baltimore. Nd.
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matiers Of COlec0n and Litigation entrusted TO HIM
Office No 10 Cherry street. nevs-tf
SEWANEE HOUSE, Nashville, Tennessee.
BRIDGES @ SON, PR0PRIET0Es.
THIS desirable house has lately been entirely rehted
and refurnshed and there has also been added num-
Der OF large and beautiful rooms, new dining hail. DC.
The house centrally located convenient to the Gene
T1 Stage Office Steam Boat Landing and the business
portion of the city.
We prepared 70 accommodate the travelling pub
lie and friends in general in style not to be sur
PASSED by any hotel in the West.
jdnes0 BRIDGES son, Proprietors
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JOY TO THE WORLDI
THE ONLY INFALLIBLE RRMEDYi
EurIeV's Sarsaparilla.

E1Ux1eY . 0aIS6p3E1k3d.
OF ali the remedies that been discovered during
~ present age the housand Ills that flesh is heir TO-
equal this wonderful preparation. Only three years
elapsed since the dscOverer who spent decade In
studying eXpenmentazn and perfectng t hrst introduce
the public and Is already recognized by the most
all parts of the country to be the
they have knowledge.
All other compounds syrups OF the root have hhe o
filled command the sanction Of the faculty. because,
tested they have been found to contain noxous ngre
dien which neutrazs good effects Of the sarsapala
and oentmes inure the health Of the patient IL not so
with Huriey's preparation
This the and genuine extract Of the root and will
trial. found effect certain and perfect of the FOL
lowing complaints and diseases:
Afsetion Of the Bone Habitual CostVeness,
Debility, Indigestion
Diseases of the Kidneys, Liver complaint
Dyspepsa. Piles,
EIvsipeIss Pulmonary Diseases,
Female Irregularities, Scrofnla, or hlhe b'n'
Fistula, Syphilis,
And ali Diseases ofthe Skin. ---
Besides curing the above It Is also known 10 Dc geat
and powerfu tonic purifying blood and nvigorang the
system. - ,,,
In short without exception, In the cases mentioned
ard the system the most sueAeious as
is most dsirabls remedy Of the age. Is already exten
and Is last obtaining
are daily coming propetOrs and he has
nohesation recommending to one and all who desire TO
nrocure relief from suffering. One bottle being tried, Its ef
ects VIII be too apparent TO admit Of further doubt
Recolee Hureys SaFsapara Is the only genuine article
in the market.
the mauufaetoy Of Seventh and Green
reet Iouisvie, Ky. Also, wholesale aud retail by H. @.
SCOVIL and by deaers in Medicine United
States, Canada and Mexico. lan93-d6W WIy
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PREMTUM BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACT0 DRY.
EREN FULLER,

(Successor to Hamilton & Fuller,
TENNESSEE BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACT02Y,
Corner Market and Spring or Church SIS,
Nashville, Tenn.
~ RATEFUL for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
VI this Manufactory since IFS establishment the Pro
prieor feels determined 10 merit continuation oil same
IN future.
have now on hand good assortment Of. ready made
work. consisting in part of Mems Boys and Youths Calf
Kip aud Thick Boots aud Shoes; Negro Brogans double
SOLE House Servants Shoes Ladies and Misses Calf No.
rocco a1d Kid Boots and Shoes all made from good stock
in good style ami warranted
Orders from Planters Iron Masters Railroad and Tnrn-
pike Companies respectfully solicited.
Ali kinds of Repairing done.
Cash paid for Hides EBEN FULLER.
i9y- Banner, Whig, Gazette and Cleveland Banner
copy ana discontinue all other advertisements. aus4
LOCOMOTIVES, TOOLS AND MACHIN ERH.
TTNHE LAWRENCE MACHINE SHOP, Laurence. Has.
L SIchuSSfs manufactures Locomotives Of any size
guage Stationary Engines Lathes Planers; ell kinds of
Tools Cotton, Wooiea and Paper Machinery; Turbine
Parker Water Wheels Gurnsey's Patent Printing Press,
&C, &c All articles warranted best materials and v ork
man>hp. information may be obtained and orders for
warded application to Mr. JAMES PLUNKET, at the
State House, NIsksi!le, 2EABsssee, or address
J. H. W. PAGE Treasurer,
nov. 22-6md. Glfce IL. Kilby st, Boston, Mass.
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DESIRABLE INVESTMENT.
EETE af6r Tor safe on Dost liberal terms number OF
w vacant lnt5 (most beautiful building lots in the
CIy IN Edgeeld West Nashville, Hardn's and Hamlin's
Additions winch will pay handsome profits and mis-
take Apply 20 ). i. x r. W. BROWN
ianlO-lm 44l5 Cherry st
VNuR kENT.--A Deat rnck Cottage with
L garden &c fronting on Spring street in Putnams Ad
diton Edgeded Also small Brick House with three
rooms on College street. College Hill. Also, Log House
and twelve OF very rich land, about miles
fran lhs city on the Porter Pike. apply 10
iau90-I0t JLS RW BROWN,
AL Cherry street.
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FEBRUARY %
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Or The Quaker's Daughter. Tale of Puritan Times.
BY ONE OF HER DEscEsDANT5.
] Vol, l2mo. Price eI 25.
The this Domestic Tale is laid during that
OF the Quakers which deep and sad stain
upon bright Purtans, To the charm Of ab
sorbng tale, ADDS the attraction of historical
accuracy.
We have announced books with greaer sasac
In the present instance These sensStoS
hooks They do nos in respect belonging TO the gaer
literature of the day. Though differing widely in plot
pose and yte they alike lay claim 70 fascinating inter-
est, adaptation improve both head and heart.
= Any newspaper giving this advertisement three in
serOns and sending Of paper with
marked will receive advance copies Of the work BY mail,
postpaid. MASON BROTHERS,
jan23-ddswn New York.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Fare Reduced!
cARTN PASSAGE FROM CHARLESTON
TO NEW YORK,
TVENTY DOL l. A II s.
United States Mail Line
NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON STEAM
PACKETS SEMI WEEKLY
Nashville lEantons Ii Berry Cnrnmandar-

| REW Olh AMI C1AhLEoI ON oLEd1
PA CRETS SEMI WEEKLY
Nashville, l50Otons, M. Berry Commander.
Marion, ZOO tons, j. Foster, Commander.
Jas. Adger, 500 tons, S. C. Turner, Commander.
SOutherner, 1000 tons, Thos. Evan, Commander
-SeFSss LEAVES Adger's Wharves. every Wedres
SSegsks day and Saturday after ths arrival OF the
.zsSf; S5z:sfs cars from the South and Vest.
These Steamships all built for the Line snd for
Safety comfort and speed unrivalled the Coast.
Tables supplied with every luxury Attentive aud ocur-
teous Commanders, will insure Travellers Of ilis ABe
every possible comfort and accommodation.
OaclnpaSSage, ...-...s F1n.
oteerage passage, - -.
For Freight or passage, having elegant State hoOn &C
HENRY MUSHROOM,
seplS. '55-1y Charleston. 3. G.
MRS. GERTRUDE J. CARY'S BOARD
ING AND DAY SCHOOL
WILL resume its Session Monday, Sept. 10th. Cir
w culars may be obtained application at her resi-
dence D. w. corner Pine and Fifteenth streets, Phadei-
phia.
REFERENcss.--Rev H. A. Boardman, D. d., Rev: VIM
Chester d. d. Rev. J. Newton Brown, ID. d. Rev. Henry
Darling, Rev G. L. Platt Rev j. Gordon Maxwell Pha-
Cephia.
Gon Vim. L. Marcy. Secre tary of State, Judge r v.
Daniel, Supreme Court u. S., Washington City; Rev.
Thomss II Skinner D. D.. Rev. Joel Parker d. D., New
York; Rev. George Woodbridge, 2. T. Daniel Jr Esq,
Richmond, Va.
Hon. Cave Johuson President Bank of Tennessee Nash
Vile Tenn, a. Crozier Comptroller, Nashville, Tenn
sept25-6m.
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L g. NJ M II r. Il ,

By Mrs. c. r DoRR. Author of "FarEingdale.' y
Vol, 12mo. Price 81 25.
The many readers and admirers Farming will
ticipate with pleasure volume from the pen Of Caro
line Themsshe nom de plume formerly used BY Mrs DOrr
can assure them they win not find "Lanmere' whit
charming than its predecessors We shall be dslppOin
cd II the public do not award yet warmer praise.
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TURNPIKE STOCK FOR SALE.
hight shares Richland Turnpike,
81 "a Charlotte Apply 70
J.L & 4. w. BROWN,
iau5-lm 441< Cherry Ct.
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- . - . . . . . . -
From FUsterviills. Chris
tiana and MurfreesbOro,
From Florence ,Snyrna and
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Religious Parties in Russia.

"Wl.at is The ku>,lan chu,cn ? 1t is
ihe Ru.nan Catholic church. reduced to
il state Of pe,r'tica''on.' THESE "o'd>
.lnbod ing profound truth, were pro
uouncSl by taLer Lacc'd''re from tie
puipi. Of N"lrc Dame. A desertrr o,
he Roman church, and All imtta:or OF
that OF Constnnt'nop!e, the Russian
church appears, for the last three cenlu
res ESPECIALLY, to have had Ii" other oI'
)rct but that Ut gradually stftfing the
principle ot life wAicll existed ut first III
Us boso,,,, in order y becon,e the dull
..nd .orri', th,ng which i Is 1T the pres
rnt day.
We meet with the fra traces of Christ
an;ly III Russia in the Year s61. Al
hat peri''d 1he B,zant,ne patriarch lgna
,luS, ~ho lived IN Perfect harmony with
PonlItf Of Rome, sent missionaries to
Russia, IN order to labor Ior its conVrr>
>.un. a hu:.dred years later, the Arch
iucle>s olga WIS baptisrd III C"Hstnn'i-
n"pIr, i" $50; WIadi'ntr introduced 'he
Greek tai,h into Russia. The latter,
weary OF his heather belief, had the VA
rous reiigious systems Of the wor!-
The Jew l>h. Ma,,oulnedan. Roman Cath
.lrc and Greek-exp'un'ied in his pres
,.nce, tl,a, he might ch"ose between
them. At first he WAS not dlSlnc!l"e'I
rwarl. lsIamls'n, fascinated by the
n"urls of'il,e Turkish paradise; but i"
his opinion. cl,rum. lslon was most
shocking practice, aud the rrol'bil'"' OF
he Use OF wine Il privall"n t" which
ne nor h people could submit. Wine,
ne remarked. '.is til. delight Of the Rus
ian, and ". can,ot d" without It," Ju
'Ia,m he rejected, because the jews ne
-a,d had no country. Caiho!'c'>n
pleased him no ,n"re than the others.
and he acc,r,iing finally decided IN favor
Of the Greek church, lie now assembled
lAs Bvvar<. and asked them for their
opinion aud advice, wt-reuPon they
made linn the following sage reply
Every man looks uP"" his own rcI'g''"
as the besl, but, III order I" know with
certainty which is the wise>t to se'ect
| ,ueu sl.ou d h.. sent out to the various
c, un,ries, ,ha, they might convince
themselves by their own ohsrrvai'""
which nation worsh'p~ G d in man
ner most worthy of a Creator. This
counsel WAS fn'i"wed by him. The'x
t"r,aI s,iel,dnr Of the Greek service la'I
an imposin. effect upon the Amb"s>a
doris, and they gave So fl'tter'"g AN "c
count of it on their return that " lA"'
mir aud his sulj ct dec'def to bec''m'
r-nyer,S TO III. Greek faith. Since tl'al
time large ma ,rity Of the p"pnIat'"'
,t Russia has adopted this system.
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GliiAiiS-lld.Aa.

This name, signiiying Laughing water,
is given by the Dacotah In'l!ans to
beautiful waterfall between Fort SHELL
iny and St. Anthony's Fails, in Mime
sofa Territory. 1t is a favorite custom
with the citizens Of S.. Pssn the flourish
ing capital Of Minnesota, and of strau-
gers visiting that Locality, to drive to
For, Smelling. and from thence to St.
An,hony's Falls, taken MInue-la.ha in
/ lllcir way. and TO re;un home by q short
er and more direct route.
For, Smelling is sit'1a:e1 upon bluff
at the point where the Minnesota river
r,np;es into the Mississippi, abou, seven
miles distant from St. Paul. Having
crossed the Mississippi in a ferry boat
and wound arru,,d the base of the bluff,
YOU ascend to the plateau, on which
stands the fort. Here YOU see stretch
iny cut before you an extensive prairle,
with some rolling ground lying on tho
righ, hand, toward the upper Mississippi.
In the course Of pleasant drive across
the prairie, the excur>ioni>t comes sud-
denly upon stream, about three rods
wide which g'ides qnietly but rather
swiftly along the banks Of which are
ski,t~I bv few bushes aud small trees.
The stranger would proceed on his
route aud cross the Stream without sus-
l,"c,'nr the proximity Of the falls Of
Mime la ha, bus hose acquainted with
the locality seek point below the cross,
ing. ii" up their teams to one OF tbs
small trees, aud after walk Of few
ro,s into the sparse timber. find them
selves upon The banks Of deep ravine.
into which the miniature river enters by
a downright plunge Of fifty feet, and
then runs away i'll a quiet lnann.r, as il
stunned by the fall from the pra;ries
above. Cisnbering down the banks by
the aid OF projecting roots aud shrubs,
vou apporch the fall Of the Laughing
Water, winch whitens into foam Is they
descend, and drive mp cloud of spray
from the pool below. The water is pour
over A shelf of rock in semi circular form,
as regular shaped as if fashioned BY a
Yankee mechanic and under this shelf
visitors pass behind tile fall around to
the opposite side dry shod. A neate'
water fall than this could not be whitt>
<! out with the jack knife, and this ia
the MISUNDERSTANDING Water
after which Mr.. Longf.IIow has named
the interesting Squaw described III his
story Of Hiawatha.
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lhcre-,urn out :" They gave him hsI'
the track, but he insisted "!, the whole.
and began to threaten, when Mr.. Mason
began to rise and rise, until lie had got
up Nix feet and more, and to the aston-
lshed view Of the teamster, seemed to
he going higher. when Mr.. Webster
growied out, IN his most beari>h manner,
'.Tnrn out yourself, sr.' Gee, g~r,
cried the tean>t"r, ''why don't you y"e!
putting the bead into his oxen as he
cleared the track for what, to his aston
i>hed vision, appeared brace Of giants.
This latter an-cdote reminds NE Of
the case Of tie gentleman who WAS RI
ding with a span new tur~"u', when he
WAS sa!utel hv a t"anstrr he was about
meeting with an imperative order -
"tu:u out, there turn out. or | will
serve vou m | did the man the other
da,." Our owner Of the gay e0uiVaye,
n", caring to 'I>k his carriage III ;tn en
counter With IN "x cart, took ~ posi-
ton on the extreme RI yht, and waited
patiently for the horriI despolirr Of We.
lic!es to I.a>s. IL. could no,. hpwevr',
rs.~i>, his curiosity to kno~ what dread
tui hing the cart,nau die, do and. 50,
leaning his head out Of the ca'rag". he
sccrs'cl him with the Inquiry, "u'" did
YOU serve the man the other dav
"llnw did serve him 2 replied the
tvam>trr, why, he wouldn't turn out, 50
| turned uul l.AS..if'
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THE FIpDLE.-No man who is not a
fiddler can be fully aware Of the virtues
tina, reside in Il ti,!dle. To the majority
nf mankind, the thing is but "ihrat"ry
machin. of thin wood. furnished with
frightened slinys for the production OF
musical sounds and the flding
portion of the community are apt to ell
iert4u a d.r,yatory notion both OF :id-
dies and tildIers. as though there were
something u,accordant with the dignity
"f human nature in the production Of
meI' dy by shaking the elbow and tw'd"
ding tn" fingers. Not that they by any
means etject to the result produced, or
refused to listen TO the harmonious com
biua,;on If sounds which horsehalr and
r,sn elicit, or refrain at all times from
responding to the invitation of the music
by tripping through the mazes Of the de-
Ii. h,fuI dance; hu, they would no: br
seen to operat. themselves: they could
not submit to be themselves tie tld''rrs.
\ small section of snciety--a dIsna! d"F
nrnus and l"ah hear'e c"'nmuni'y-go
still further. With them. the terms ITO
play the fidlle' and ''so plav f""I' are
~ nonv,nous the notes of fiddle string
sounds irreIgious'y in thei' ears, and
the, look upon tidl!ers as persons in a
ruuivocal, not to say dangerous, posi-
t;.,,,
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On the occasion ut t"" "Ppo>'t'"''
boats starting from P'usturg one e"
pI,>-d a German band t" attract pas
seny-rs: the other, being minus the
music. and not desiring to be ouidone
s,art, j the steam whistle. which cen'>
rI.:rlv drowned the music OF the band
The Mayor being called upon drc''n'd
t" interfere. saying that lone was sPe
cimen Of German music, and the othe'
genuine American.