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Hcrring's Patent Champion Fire and Bur
gAr proof safe with Halle patent powder proof lock- Both
received prize medals the Worlds Fair London 1851
Crystal Palace, New York, 1884 SILAS G. HERRING Il
CO., l36, 1877 and 139 Water street, New York.
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ncsn'eandidae for The Presdency-A'e size photograph
theonp taken) OF the ustrious pathfinder
Rsoky Mountains the standard bearer OF new rcpub
lean party exhibition and may be at BRADY'S
Gallery No $50 broadway, Thompsons Saloon. was
1acn ast Eriay and Perfectly truthul aud life like
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yelopes &C. in the latest styles and presses
arms cypheis &c, aud metal silver door plates
ira heavy silver EvERDEiL, 3o2 Broadway, corner OF
Duane street; established 1s40
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FrenOnps Photograph, by Brady, n Life
sxe, taken last Friday, Is exhibition, and be seen
~ 6kADY'S No 1853 broadway Thouipsons saloon.
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of jet bracelets, brooches necklaces earrings shaw
pins cu pins buckles sleeve butons studs &C. also BLACK
ans and parnsols Scotch pebble shawl pins at OSBORNE
EOARDMAN TOWNSHIPS, 81 Broadway, o
gf1gef
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GentIegnes1's Pearl Cashmere Hats of Beam.
kful fabric lgin and dark shade and auless model.
WARNOCkS' Haters, 223 broadway
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THE AMERICAN WEEKLY PNEss.

A LII THE CITY NEWS,
IA All the Neghboring News,
All the Religious News
All the Theatrical News,
All the Political News
And all the General News
VIII be found in to-day's AMERICAN WEEKLY PRESS
The cheapest and most Interesting printed the city
Subscription price, 81 year, furnished agents ut 81 %
hundred Advertisements fifty line. Orders must be
addressed the Office of the American Press northwest
fulton and Nassau streets New York. For sale ut the
Office, and by agents. Terms cash
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nanufacurers making the largest assortment city be-
s.dea rs second hand Of which will be sold at prices
that defy sompaon Planes TO rent and allowed on
J purchase. WATERS, Agont, y33 Broadway,
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HARPER'S STORY BOOKS FOR JULY
h FAMILIES AMONG THE ALPS

HARPER's STORY BOOKS FOR JULY.
IL RAMBLEs AMONG THE ALPS
ogrphes and Tales for the Instruction and Entertainment IT
the Young BY Jacob Abbott Unpublished with numerous
Terms-Each .Harpers Story Books will :
tain 100 pages In small quaro orm very beautifully lu 3,
The may obtained booksellers periodical agents
and posmasters from the publishers, at three dollars
year. or twenty cents number in paper or forty cents
number in muslin, gilt The postage Harpers story
Books IN numbers which be paid quarterly In advance,
Is two cents subscriptions may commence with any number
The two periodicals. Harpers New Monthly Magazine and
five dollars year
The publishers will supply specimen numbers granitously
to agents and posmasers win liberal arrangements
with them for circulating the work They will also supply
clubs Of two persons at live dollars year. five persons
ten dollars Clergymen and teachers supplied at two dol
lars year Numbers from the commencement can be
piled. Also, the bound volumes
each volume containing three numbers) Price 81 each.
twenty numbers are now ready viz
KAnBLEs AMONG THE ALPS.
The ENGINEER; or, how to Travel IN the Woods
The MUSEUM; or, Curi0sities Explained.
EIFRED or the Blind Boy and his Pictures
THE STORY OF AMERICAN HISTORY, from the earliest
the country to the establishment OF the federal
The STORY ENGLISH HISTORY from the earliest periods
the American Revolution.
TnE Story or HISTORY, from the earliest periods
The STUDIO the Theory and Practice Of
Drawing, for Young Artists at Home
FRANKLIN, the Apprentice Boy.
Made
TIM1oo AND JoLIBA, or, the Art Of being Useful.
VIRGINIA; or, q Little Light on Very Dark Sayiug.
EMMA; or, the Three Msortunes OF Belle.
Prank or, the Philosophy OF Tricks and Mischief.
The LITTLE LOUVRE; Or The Boys and Girls Picture Gal
THE STRAIT GATE or Rule Of Exclusion from Heaven
WILLIE AND THE MORTGAGE; showing how much may be ac-
complished by boy
BRUNO; Lessons of Fidelity Patience and Self denial
taught by n Dog. HARPER 4 BROTHERS, Publishers.
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Linen CATER Boots, Black and COlOred, for
summer wear at rs per pair button and gai,er boots from
per pair With boys and cldrens boots and shoes of
all kinds and prices j. g. MILLER CO. IS, 1874 Canal st.
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C1arets, CIarcts. CIarets, by the Case or
Dozen suitable for family and hotel the lowest prces
wnesof All descriptions brandes &c Scotch ales London
and Dublin porter ut UNDERHIIlL Il MATTERSON'S 49O
BrpOdne -
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,ins In Carpctings.-smitla &

GreRt BnIgnins in Cnrpcfings-Smifh q
LCUNSEURY 45S Broadway, Grand street Of
erg their large stock of carpetng and ocohs ut exaor
binary low prices English velvet carpets low lis per
yard English tapestry and Brussels carpets low g.
yard, and all other goods equally low.
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fruit or vegetables may be preserved IN perfectly resi
state by the OF Spras patent self sealing Now
The time to buy stock, IN order be ready
Every warranted fully answer the purpose
I'LL particulars given with the For the propre
tSrs. WELL. h PROVOST, 32l Pearl street.
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cIesns kid gloves without the slightest smell Rub with a
piece II flannel and the dirt forthwith disappears be
inxnediatey afterwards On bottle warranted 10
ciesn lily pairs. Price 80 cents. Agents wanted
CONTENT, NEARY " Co, No. J02 Broad way.
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days Of the week snguar phenomenon observed
= substance unlike any bird and quiet In co or
for any meteor slowly Settling from skyward Broadw ~
when picked up nod examined proved TO be n hat IN ,le
somr time since iW Louis Napoleon by KNOX, 2i2 Boat
way hich evidently been brought by hurricane
and dencended tist where II wss manufactured.
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Double Sheet Photograph, New Style for SO
oeAs and on the English pan Iampratype glass portraits
Is cents; double plates, coored ST. permanent
NO daguerreo'Ypes ambroypes taken the premises.
HOLMES, 259 broadway,
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fetal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sl1al SIS
The races to-day will BIO mile heats best three in ive
The entries Balloon, Adalgei2a and Boston colt by
Eclipse
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Thin Summer Suits, %; Black Alpaca Suits,
So zephyr Cashmere SUITS white Marseles 81
check sc. white duck 81 So Linen Raglans 81 at
EVANS clothing warehouse, 66 and IS Fulton street.
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s decidedly the ton this full Dress none
vac wih.sSPkNsChElD, of l8 Nassau for
Hre finish and air dsngue with which these
liz ~ ome from his hands The white hat by
" Taste during the summer The credit
ing slsnM tn change In public sentiment Is due Mr. Espe
sch, a. " Mhoseski and genius the hamakng fraternity
sted for varons other important improvements
VI DQsttc ynnrs
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BlaChberry Brandy-Evcry Family Should
keepit Used first symptoms of arrangement the
els may prevent dangerous Illness Delivered ut 81 per
bottle. Orders received by city post.
J. BARLOW 100 Water street.
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R0cl " M0untaia Silvery Beaver Hats

Pa uaaaA Hats.-The GeHnine Article, Of
rru 4nsaess prices $Sp $50 each hat Ear
saje by A. LELAND a CO., $50 Broadway.
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.Ionxen's InOd0rous Preparation Instantly

JTRiCK s shc sole manufacturer United the
safes and powder proof
anfcross hrs Depot No. l92 Pearl street. door below
yfalkan lane. - - " '
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The Heat Of Summer IL u

TIC FEeNt OF SUMMER II UPON us, uftU HI"
yduas should do Thing in their to render Them
comfortable TO do this they should be informed OF all
dons the world and especially Of affairs this great city Of
The AMERICAN WEEKLY PRESS the cheapest and
n Importance in the city, Of az RELIGIOUS political and
theatrical matters and every thing OF interest Issued
Friday morning. at 81 and furnished agents 81 80
hundred, cash in advance Advertisements inserted in
the Press for fifty line Orders must be sent
The office, northwest of Fulton and Nassau streets
New York. where all kinds Of job work bills cards checks
sc, &C. printed in the most expeditions manner and on
kl,t
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months in the country by the shoey If 40 you will
ssmeting light and cool to protect you iroin the
therefore you had bs.er stop nld examine BANr AS
eaeudd Of hats lps gentlemen and hovs
Also hsl eghorn and braid Iats Tor misses Y.n I'm,
gertaply ad something s and you will cpov yos,rsejf
All the 6etty for purchasing one.
BANTA, log Canal, corner Of Wooster street
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Auxbrntypcs, Anbro

Anrf,xntypcs, neutrality-suspicious. Size,
riant and mpershabic, 10 cents. Daguerrcotypea
mecd coered 30 These pictures
produced Call early HUNTERS gallery,
S3 Broaaway New York, between Grand aud Broome
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ing wholesome; excellent mothers while nursing the
dcbitacd generally. Substituted for coffee breakfast
invigoratng qualities wonderful 81 per dozen 81 &C. al
lowed Tor bottles. Office 10 Water street.
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NATIONAL REGATTA, JUNE 2-AT THE RED
~ House Pleasure Grounds The following are the
frances
FIRST RACE-FoUR- BOATS.
Putnam, OF New York, Brooklyn Belle, of New York,
Experiment. OF Williamsburg W. H. Tarboss, of New York,
Falcon of Philadelphia, Americas. of lireenpont
Flora Temple, of New York,
SECOND RAcE-Two FAIRS SOULS
Imekin Man, William Piggott
James Vessels Isaac p Wlkius
Joseph King
THIRD RAcE-cIA NpIoN's--siNGIE SOULS.
- America, Brooklyn BOY, r. Udeil
The Empire City Regatta Club WIN meet ths evening when
entrances may be made under the prescribed rsles
j. u. II. PUTNAM Secretary.
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gunimer Stock.-Our Large and Elegant
stock Of clothing ready and for SALE embrac
many specalies and styles to be found nowhere else
forming altogether the largest stock of fashionable and des
rsble summer clothing we have got very moderate
aud sxel prices. d. DEVLIN \ CO.,
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Read the Freaks Gnd Fro;ics or n Ven-
triloq st published in this days NEW YORK SUN. You
VIII ind the best and most interesting stories you
read. A. tines Twill make laugh Mt others
stirring the and making them bubble Writ
ten BY Harry Cocfon and published in the SUM- at cent
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g1avid's Drni,, Beaver md CasslMexe Hats
light and beautiful 10 style aud finish Give hlp
hiss ilesroom 301 Brodway door from Duane
Soft 4 nd straws of variety.
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Contrary . custom org prevailing v:th u.s. viz: that OF
suR won Of the selections aking black
haas he manaactare tf Rocky MouBten svery beaver
hAts cur retail sales, we have this caused
The Same made hats lower
urtce hats quality ard durability compare
with higher grade their tits and coors Only Placing them
eower prices l.EARY Co. in.paduccrs
d.sd Of fnshio,. Actor IIo,Ixc iroadway
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ITO JOHN G. FREMONT.
L Champion of freedom hail TO tieei
A million eyes with pride will flame,
To see the goddess Liberty
Adorn her standard with thy name;
That glorious flag of stripes and stars
Borne Westward by thy daring hand,
Through tcmpess and DER moM1tain bars
And planted on Pachc's strand.
Columbus OF the golden West!
As he returned from Salvador,
So thou, by jealousy oppressed,
Thy path Of honor travelled DER.
But Time is just, and Glory now
With busy fingers joyful weaves
dadcm 10 grace thy brow
OF myrtle boughs and laurel leaves.
Young Alexander of the agel
Lay thou aside the sword and shield:
Leave tempest's wrath and Indian rage
To serve upon nobler field:
That field thy conntry's sacred SOIL
The Canaan of the human race
Made by the Revolutions toll
True Freedoms only dwelling place.
splendid Photographic portrait of Col. Fremont Just
finished may be at ROOTS gallery No. 1868 Broadway
corner of Franklin street.
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CENTREvILLE COURSE, L. I.-TROTTING.--ON
" Tuesday June "A, at O'Clock, match 81 O00 mile heats
best three In james McMann names b. m Flora Temple
harness. ID. Pfer a. Chicago Jack under the
die. JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor.
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In six weeks by my onguent which viii not stain or min
the skin 81 bottle, any part Of the country o.
GRAHAM 50o1s Broadway; Briggs 81 State street, Albany
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FINE ARTS.
IF YOU WISH GOOD NEWSPAPER
i Take the AMERICAN WEEKLY PRESS
IL you wish good newspaper,
Take the AMERICAN WEEKLY PRESS
you wish good newspaper 80
Take the AMERICAN WEEKLY PRESS
The cheapest and best weekly
Printed In the world.
The cheapest and best weekly
The cheapest and best weekly
Printed In the world.
Issued every Friday morning,
Containing all the local. moral,
Issued every Friday morning.
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Political and theatrical and Containing ~ the local. moral
p.,,..,, Generalpews Of the week.
General of the week.
Political and theatrical and
. General news of the week.
The AMERICAN WEEKLY PRESS is issued every Friday
morning at 81 and furnished agents 80
hundred cash. in advance. Advertisements In the
American Press for fifty cents Attached to the esab-
shment is excellent and extensive job printing Office
where posters checks cards. circulars all manner OF
printing is done expedtiousiy and terms to suit the times
Office northwest of Fulton Nassau streets New
York, where all orders must be sent.
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Gouraud,s italian MetIlcated Soap POSI-.

whskers styles shaped heads and faces
No. Barclay street No interest any other establish
menL Call at No. Barclay street.
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he of $50 00O but inasmuch that legal insti-
t&on Ia that State, and does not issue single ticket in
this, do not think the tact entities to be detained by
every scribber who, either for malice or for pay,
wishes TO cmbelish his vrtuous dennnciaons by such
~ : - - - ~ BENJAMIN WOOD.
Coroncr's Inquest.
FATAL ADMINISTRATORS Gamble held an inquest yes
serday, 1.-the New York Hospital, upon the body Of
man named Thomas Terney who died from the effects Of
being struck by barrel VI -four while engaged in hoist
ing tc same on the 3D. instant at the store No 80 Pearl
street The jury rendered verdict of accidental death
Deceased was native OF Ireland and 80 years Of
age.
Colonel john Charles Fremont, the Repub-
neaneandiaa,e Tor The Presidency size photograph
saky standard bearer Of the new repaS
siiary 10 soaaWay Thomsos saloon Il was
taken s Friday and is perfectly truthful and liielike
Frenonts Photograph, by Brady, n Life
psS %ss DC
Double sheet Photograph. New STYLE. for 80
double ps so psa glass
s. SaaSy
Amf,xotypcs, Ambrotypes.-Largc Size,
brilliant and mpershabIe, IS cents Daguerreotypeu
:<ser produced early HUNTERS first class gallery,
Drab Beavers and Cassimcres, Of Various
as S asss hs 1s
srs finish and air dsnsae with which these beautiful
mi Of taste during the The credit Of bring
ing alssl this change public sentiment due Espen
sck, " Mhosesk and genius the hatnakng fraternity
bed for varons other important improvements
durh v tho pasttcn years
Pa uamn .Hats-The GenGine Article. Of
uucou Oneness prices from $S $50 hat Yar
sale by A. LELAND CO., $50 Broadway.
HOcl " M0untaia Silvery Beaver Hats
Contrary custom lopg prevailing ss.th viz OF
wfion Of the beaver selections naking
haas thu knanufactre f Rocky Mougsn svery
hats retail sales have this caused
to be made inosnlner hats to be sold at lower
price Those hats for quality and durability viii compare
the higher grade their ,s and coors og placing them
Gower prices I.EARY Co. in.paduccrs and
asadsrs Of fashion, Aator Hol1e. Broadway.
H0avld's DraSl, Beaver md CassiMsexe Hats
light and beautiful 10 style finish Give hip call
hiss ilesroom 30l Brosdway Duane street
.Soft&nd straws of every variety.
-Ne You Intend Spending the Sasmnlcr
months the country by the sea sRorcy If so YOU will
need something light and protect Won from Inc
su, therefore, you had better stop examine mt "a
Of hats gentlemen and bovs
Also eghorn amt straw braid HatS misses You YIN
certainly pd something 10 sh, and you cnjoy yoseIf
ali the bettx for purchasing one.
BANTA, IUJ Canal, corner Of Wooster street
GentIanesi's Pearl Cashmere Hats of Beam.
Gful fabric ht and dark shade, and laultess model.
WARN0CkS, latters, 223 broadway.
r esuSxvv1 av I3hcy1 Orn on ON one or Tho J,st
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WANTED-A SITUATION BY A RESPECTA ABLE GER
man Just returned from the South gardener; UNDER
stands the business Ia all s branches and
as to character for industry and temperate habits Please adj
dress box Ill Herald Office
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"AN1ED-A STU ALTON, BY YOUNG GIRL. TO
w attend confectionery bakery store; know
ledge of the business Inquire 81 Fulton st. Brooklyn for
two days.
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WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A
w situation, chambermai, seamstress waiter. Can
give the best Of city Apply 81 st avenue
10Th ST., in the dry goods store.
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THE DEMOCRATS OF THE TWENTY SECOND WARD,
who DESTROYS of endorsing the action Of the Cincinnati
Convention are invited attend preliminary meeting
james Hughes III Eighth Friday evening, ut
o'clock the purpose of organization and call
ing mass meeting to respond to the nomination.
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POLITICAL.

II
10 all persons in favor OF the election OF the Hon James
buchanan the Presidency and the Hon. John e. BLecken
ridge to the Vice Presidency are requested meet Union
Saturday evening next June 81 O'clock for the purpose
of organizing buchanan Club for the coming campaign
T,IFTH WARD YOUNG MEMS BUCHANAN AssoCIA-
10 ton.-A meeting of this association will be held this
(Frjday evening at o'clock, the buchanan Hotel 3l3
Greenwich street All those friendly TO the respect
fully invited to attend. JOSEPH w. CORNELL, Pres.
Aass;1 Is l'E,6Sn Secretaries,
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CHEAPEST AND BEST NEWSPAPER IN TIL
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY PRESS

THE AMERICAN WEEKLY PRESS
VIII be issued this morning, and contain
All matters OF interest In the city
During the past week.
Religious matters,
Theatrical matters,
Political matters,
And all matters calculated to
Interest instruct and amuse
Published this and every Friday morning and for sale thu
Office northwest Of Fulton and Nassau Streets New
York. and by the agents. Price 81 furnished
agents at 81 30 per hunrcdcash in advance. Advertise
ments inserted for fifty cents line.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-18

Brooks, Badger, Buchanan, Butler and Douglas
met him upon the threshold of that Convention,
and aasctionately pressed his hand, and whispered
soft whispers in his ear, and led him up into an
exceeding high mountain, offering him all the
kingdoms of this world and the glory of them, if
he would fall down at the feet of Belial,-you
know that he took the Judas Offering in his palm,
and Freedom stood forth betrayed and trodden
down!
Since that election his acts have been before
all eyes, his censure upon every tongue. lie has
broken his sacred oath of Office; he has violated
his inaugural; he has trampled under foot the
Constitution which he was sworn to honor; he
has belied the sentiments of jefferson, Washing
ton, and Franklin; and has cast behind him all
the rights guaranteed to us by those men of God,
those fathers of American liberty. He has earned
for our republic the execration Of the civilized
world he has asserted the bold doctrine, that a
great country has perfect right to as much Of
Gods creation as it can steal he has bombarded
few shanties upon the shores of San Juan, be-
cause he knew they could not resist him he has
sacked and pluudered Greytown; he has signed
the Fugitive Slave Law, thereby inviting human
bondage into all the fair free praires of this West
with his own voice he has said "Anen" to all the
consequent iniquities with his own minions he
has sacked villages. pilaged dwellings, desolated
farms, assaulted helpless women and murdered
men upon the plains of Kansas; with his own
hand he has placed the incendiary torch to Law
rance, and the flames have darted up the skies
and flashed across the prairies, till spark has
caught into the inaammable faggots of PUBLIC
OPINION, and now, thank God, the whole North is
blaze Let it burn-till tho atmosphere is
purified from the corruptions of political rene
gades, till the cha is all consumed, and there is
not man left in all the North worthy of the name
of doughface.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-18
s. Turning it Over"

We have hitherto had some respect for Joseph
r. Brown, Esq, or as he is familiarly called,
"Joseph the Juggler," but we must confess that
bis late effort at wit at our expense, has caused
him to depreciate amazingly in our estimation,
for we DID think he was a man of more brains.
Joseph didn't like our article on the State ques-
ton, and so he has been ssturning it over" and
after an array of empty words, he comes to the
conclusion that our reasons don't amount to
much after all. There is u great similarity be-
tween " "Joseph's" course and that of little bug
we used to see when boy. The animal was no.
torious for his dirty habits, and when he had
rolled together large quantity of the refuse that
encountered the street (ike "Joseph's egotism)
he would commence " turning it OVER" and thus
satisfied with his own labors he would strut
about with selfsatsied air Of triumph! Poor
"Joseph," Ike the tumble--bugs, he goes thro'
the world "turning it over v'-" turning it
over -,