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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-28

Nh. AIIcHnI's LIcTrRI We zee that Mr.. John htch-
ell the lrith exile proposes deliver lecture In the
Tabernacle to morrow evening on the Life and services
Of Thomas pevin Reily"a oexile and formerly CO
worker In the cause of revoiutiopizng ireland. Mr.
Reilly managed to escape nom the country In ls4s. and
Immediately took pre- nns mt position IN American poll
tics, having been editor Of the Democratic Revio, and
subsequently assistant editor Of the Warrington Unioa
he Died In the latter city In the winter Of 1884,
leaving widow snc child uBprovided for. younger
brother has snce then devoted binseh In noble, SELF
sscrcrg 10 their support but he has had TO
turn here with shattered constitution. Tho proceeds
o, The Lecture are to be devoted frat to raising simple
Monument to the msmery Of Devin Reilly then 10
povdirs ethns for his widow and child. We trust
thst The appeal viii be literally responded 10.
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Total receipts: SSH 100 "a
Total balance. IL ,S32 80
or the reospss see2 600 vas transferred for the pay.
uent Of the January interta the public debt.
The anthracite coal trade Ia conn1ed entirely 10
the railroads. is very light them. The quantity o.
coal transported the Lehsh Valley Railroad for the
week ending Saturday last ia only $500 aud for
the new year. commencing the let met. 10 the date
mentioned, 1882 tons. The Reading Railroad has
brought nom the schuykn region Tor the west ending %
nurdsy last 7eo tons, and for the reason eegnnns
with the present month, ,ss4 TONS sssns, 100 sl4
tons 10 corresponding date lest ycar The business m
only moderately active, shipments being interrupted hy
the large amount OF driving Ice In the Delaware The
retail business "a somewhat quieksned by the very Sc
veyely cold weather for the lsst four or eve Gays bu.
prices remain pretty much unchanged
The Mayor OF Baltimore has vetoed the resolutions
adopted by The Ciy Council, nsruc!ing the City Cosn.
seor TO out INJUNCTION TO prevent tho Ahmore aud
Ohio Railroad Company from paying the extra dividend de-
termned upon The resolutions reconsdered by the
Council and laid the liable and the Mayor request
cd to place hmse In communication with the Presden,
Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company and sseer
tain from him whether the Board Of Directors could be
induced 10 reconsider their action and couorm 70
the views snteruinsd by the City Coup, He expscs
ed to report tho result OF this Interview On Monday even
Ine merit when the whole subject win be taken up for
consideration.
The steamship Europa, at this port from Liverpool
brings only one days later news and that not 81 ali
important what little there v Of an unfavorabls
character, toh financially and commercially. Consols
corn and cotton were all down and dull II the decline
Cousos closed al ssz esys. rhere an active DO
mand for money, and the Bank Of England has not re-
Axed any ~ restrictions The monthly returns Of sbs
Bank Of France show quite increase The supply
bullion. me increase amounts 70 $4,000, 900 france
equal 70 nearly o. 100000 f1,soooco The returns
sor December compared win those for November show
the following result. The report 10 made up 70 DEC.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


SATrRDAY. Dec q -6P. NJ.
There very active and worry buoyan, stock
ke this morning and Ut the board the transactions were
quite large ct advance In prices. Illinois Central
bonds advanced u per cent; Nicaragua Transit, VI New
York Central, -; Erie, X; Reading, ]; Cleveland and
rntsbuyg l. Galcpa and Chicago, 4; Ceavoand and To-
iedo, ~ With the strngency In ihs money market, the
presen. movement In stocks most extraordinary. Spec
uiators are paying prices for money enable
them carry their lines OF ssocks AT the Of four
Eve per cent month freely paid, and new purchases
made high prices u the face Of much tnxnc& strin
eency, daily reported Tne species OF nssuity
that given a. excusc for Buntngton's forgor,es
prevails Wall this momen; great extent
Purchasers OF railroad stocks II prices
ficsed with kind Of moral Insanity, and fev moth,
hence It may be put IN m plea, by
delinquent bull speculs,or, orsc, his liabilities.
Al the second bard the morning prices no,
ianod. New York Central railroad fell OF i pey cent
Erie, II; Cleveland and Toledo, ri Chicago and Rocx
Island u Panama, ~ Most OF the operations this s'ter.
noon were time, buyers option The market was
weak the close and stocks freely offered our
quotations.
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CINCINNATI STOCK SAILS.
~ Rsusa Hclass, for ne wcsk end.no Dee ~.
Bo~pa
~ COO Ohio Miss gS PER Q, iss bss and Int. 20
5000 Gov Len RR per Ct ID mort BIDS Go
2too Little Mani RR per cent 1st mort BIDS -. 80
Loco Cov. Ltx RI per Of In. bss and Int. 40
a,cto On. Ham. n RR per cent "a mort BIDS. Sax
1900 Cry Of Cpcrnsn per cent bonds. and INT. -
1000 Gin. vii Isresvue RI per CT m. bds 49,. rs
1boo Col Neuia RR per Ct DIV. BIDS dua IN 20. ss
LOCO indps Gin. RR. per Ct =. g. BIDS and int. s1
srorEs
2fo shs Chic aud nsslespr 30 ds........ and INT
% Ohio and Missisappi, cash ...........,.
~ l1tc htmfss sss.s.tsss.ssss.s.s ~
Ice Indians Cenrsi ............... IS
en- Cincinnati E,millon and Dsyton.............. az
20 Bellef oniainc and Iodlana ................ 20
90 Hllsborovsh and Cincin nau................. rs
loo Cincinnati and Chicago RR........... and int. 2
fVo snoofion una -. ......sss........s. III
~ Columbus and Neuia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
IL white water Bridge stock .................. 10
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NuIDGAu-WALKIR lin this city. on Tuesday. Tee. IL
by the Rev. James hle n l22 East Twesh street, Mr..
Joeprs T. huInoAx. Of Dstrot, Mich, 70 Mas sAaAs
anna WAIRyR, Of this city.
TAyux-poRIR-M Trinity church. Chicago, ~, ON
Tuesday, Dec. 10, BY tho Rev John Clark, Of
Grace church, cHAp1 TArus Of New York city, 10 Jo
srrBB C., eldest daughter OF Ho5axd Porter, Of the for
place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-28

NAfrRbky. Dec. "a 1888.
ronr--The announcement that thu Europa vss below
tended TO cheek sales In breadstufs. Flour was dull
sales being conn 10 about o0< 600 bbls including
cor mon 70 GOOD state n % rs % So aad extra de-
sba@l 10. wheat vss inscsve, wnb saiss OF some
10 600 ~ 600 bushels. including common Southern
white At 81 70 Canadian 40, III rs geucsee white
81 90. CorpSaes Of about ~ 900 900 bushels wore
made u soc lie for Western MIXED. from store asd
delivered and Southern yellow 10. Pork waa firm Win
tales Of 800 bbh. 81 sIs s7H SO 60 and nee DO ~
$50 lard was scsive and firm. Vim saies OF 500
bbls n IKE 1870 Cotton vns nrw, With q far
amount Of sales. whiskey-sales Of 200 10 900 bbs.
were reported II acc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-28

CIarke's Rsglans and OveIcoats Will he
sold at cost I'LL LIST January Price ranges fom $40 70 so
CLARKE 1i6 William street
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The Root OF Disease 10 Erndicated by
BRANDRETB's pills This has been fully proven In the
last thirty years by the evidence of 10000 persons cured
They eneeblcd constitutions purifying the blood
Purchase the principal Office four
Canal lstreetBr andreih Building Prc. Is per
Solo aso 1T 81 Division strcet Beware of counlerfta
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sec a And be further ENACTED, that the maaufsc.
tues and ARTICLES of SILK, OF which silk shall compo.
nsnt msefs not otherwise provided for snail be trans
ierred 10 Schedule thai the manufactures and articles
NJ far or Of which far shall be component material
NC, ctlsruss provided fo, and hantsb Of III tnds ph
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-28

Jones' Italian Soap, D., Cures Chaps,
and eruptons Jspes' restorative, Only -
Lafonss hquid Aabsser, d. Tor adieS sk An are Eae
Depot 2O2 B0Ve,y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-28

Holl0vvay's Pflls-Bad Health. -Persons IN
bad health should lose time in taking this wonderful
dy Many who at deaths door have been restored by
cir
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-28

Shirts, Scarfb, Cravats, Ties, Gloves, and =
variety Of fancy goods receved per late at0REENS
shirt and furnishing establishment, No. Astor House
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lay Cent P0rtraitypcs, Lampraaypos and
dollar photographs ahead Of competition Cheapest, per
feet pictures IN the world HOLMES, 20 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-28

LoTln BrO0ks.--BOOts and shoes, Patent
leather dress for boys hair lined for travelling,
ara esher oveFshoes s fulton street opposite 81 Psu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-28

Native Wines.-sparkling and Still CatAw-
be- from The VINEYARDS Of Park. ESQ Cincinnan. was
rAned only the pure he grape superior 70 the
best French champ and German hook being gen
erous rich and uy by retaining natural flavor of the
grape. BARNES PARK. 304 Broadway. OF Duane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-28

Baiehelor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupcca,
he best in ha world, made, sid and applied q No. -
ArnAd
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Charter Oak-Received from the Hon. j.
only by WIN. s. TAkBELL, jeweiler, 800 Broadway.
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Jones' Italian Soap, -, Cures Chaps,
Sc s :ssyss s: g. % % AZ
Depot aoa Sswe,y -
Observes Baeos's superb Ambrotypes. I'm
souvenir &c., selling u his splendid establishment A1
Bowery. Rooms always Open
Beebe 4 Co., I5s Breadway.-Hats fer the
holidays, Il every desirable pattern and fabric
Furs, Furs, Furs--At WHITES, I4s fulton
street. between Broadway and Nassau Dents oA'AiS
Lorin Brooks--Boots and shoes, Patent
Leather dress boots for boys hair lined boots for
CIarke's Rsglans and OveIcoats Will he
sold cost I'LL LIST january fsif s f % se s. =:
las Cent Porsra,types, L.mprasypes and
dollar pho,ogIsphs ahead Of ecmpstiton Chsapest per
feet pictures " The world. HOLMES, 20 broadway
Shirts, scarfs, Cravats, Ties, Gloves, and .
variety Of fancy cd per GREENS
shrt and furnishing establishment No. AssOr House
Gold and SILVER Watches, Diamond Rings
Is. y ices an Ss .sa.l x aso
second sOor. near Broadway.
At r. Derby 4 Company's, Ia Park Place,
be found cheap and useful articles under garments
and Ens and
leather CATERS unbreas in SIX and rp.cca, Of sir own
s5.-A Great Treat for the Holidays "A
Sass
any part OF The city, for ne mail sum q -
For view Years Cans..-The Largest Assort-
SooDY #fGaAIs SIS Srosawa w. ' ''''' 49, -
Native Wines.-spsrklinx and stin Catavv-
r.n,ea ony The pure JUICE Of ne grape and superior % he
iss
Charter Oak-Received from the Hon. ,.
ony by Hsd saa Sc W ss Sold
Balshelor's Hair Dye, wigs and Toupecs,
he best in tAs world, made, sid and applied u No -
C,istadoro's Wigs. seaIps and Hair Dye
have equals Wholesale RETAIL dye privately
applied, Il No As.or House.
For New Years Cans.-English scarfs,
elegant ties c5ayss hsndkerchiefs gloves &C. MOODY
Imported Expressly for New Year's.-s.
Sss 70 inform the thai nc IN
payne and Madeira hs stock The finest he
2 ne cherry and cor
street stree New YORK. en s'' : : ''' = y ~
A Card TO Druggisss and Fancy Goods
deAera-FETRIDGE Co, propristors Of Balm Of Thou
:.nS !. = ~
forty thousand dollars 70 advertise and Improved
article Of pomade for the hair be called woodland Cream
which they have adopted trade mark This
win be superior 70 any French article imported and for hall
the price, II will be put In ocaganal glass with
xc tops the whole enco~ed in elegant blue and gold
wrapper similar TO the balm with the Of pce2
Druggists win please send in their orders they VIII be Tiled
NC '''f rEaSiDGE Co Franklin square, New York
Card.-Dr. Hunter begs To Intimate that
he has returned from Europe and VIII be at home so
Broadway FOR consultation in bronchial and pulmonary a.
fections. during the usual hours, daily.
NEW YORK, Dec 26. 1856.
Chapped Hands Imp0sslble Where Jones'
Italian eolient healing for infants; lsheYns
for shaving; only shilling. Depot D2 Bovery.
Camphor Cake, with Glycerine.-A Never
falling remedy for chapPed hands add np. tobserve The
color of preparation yelowbe not deceived by
rious limitations. TADNAN co, 81 Blocker street.
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Imported Expressly for New Year's.-S.
sTEINFELD begs inform the pubic thai he imported
specially for the holidays several peculiar brands OF cham
and Madeira aapd his stock Of queur the finest the
consisting Of marascbno annsctte absinthe
Genevre cherry and raspberry cordas punch
and the famed cognac bters. Ladies' preparing for
New Years will do well TO give y. s. visit at 70 Nassau
street. New YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-28

Gold and silver Watches, Diamond Rings
and pint. ewehy and silver forks &c for sale =
Wholesale retail than usual prices GEO.
G. ALLEN importer Of watches and ieweky II Wall street.
second floor, near Broadway.
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45.-A Great Treat for the Holidays "A
of liquors containing dozen bottles ABSORBED wine Of
different kinds will be Sold and delivered free expense
any part Of The city, for the small sum Of s.
MARTIN MILLS II BROAD way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-28

Clistadoro's Wigs. Scslps and Hair Dye
have equals Wholesale and RETAIL and the dye Privately
applied, at No. Aston House.
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At y. Derby 4 Company's, IA Park Place,
may be found cheap and useful articles under
English scarfs tubular cravat opera proof rail-
and wrappers, English and French suspendera
leather CATERS umbrellas in silk and rpacca OF hrir
imporistion--soms Of these ~ low - rs cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-28

For New Years CaEs.--The Largest Assort-
ment Of elegant shirts embroidered Narsees &C., at
MOODY WIGGAN5, SIS Broadway.
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For New Years Calls.-English Scarfs,
elegant ties cravas handkerchefs gloves &C. at MOODY
WIGGANS, 3I5 Broadway
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xHw YORK HRRAlD. SUNDAY, DRCEMBER %, 1855.
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Chapped Hands Impossible Where jones'
Italian soap eoient healing for Infants tAering
for shaving, only shilling. Depo, 2O2 Bovey.
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a card ITO Druggfsas and Fancy @.

A Card.-Dr. Hunter begs to intimate that
he has returned from Europe and VIII be at home $50
Broadway for consultation in bronchial and pulmonary af
fertions. during the usual hours, daily.
NEW YORK, Dec 26. 1856.
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81 Iiail infant in the lap Of time,
swxtbed in the fallen SHOWS of heaven
Accept thy poets vosive thyme,
And be propit0us nifty seven
Soon nay thy spring flowers bless sight
Thy summer sweeter than the past
And let thy moons In autumn light
A heavier harvest than the last
No thoughts of plague, dearth,
Disturb thy cushioned sleep, Dung dreamer
Restore the golden age earth
And be thy father. Times redeemer
Let by thee be taught TO sbun
Those crimes In which the world hoary
And when thy annual race il
Ranes trumpet shall proong thy glory.
Oh teach the world how vain the JOY,
The earthly JOY, which sauander
The hours we better mia ht employ
oh maize ON the future ponder !
But this. OF worldly wisdom. chow
This maxim loitier than the others
That all who hope for bliss below
MosnsgY A rALMA From SMITH BRO
SMITH BRO1HERs' One Price Wholesale and Retail
Clothing Warerooms Nos l22 and lsO Fulton street. New
York
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DUNCH6 ALMANAC FOR lsS7
III PRICE TEbs CENTS.
Received by the Europa, by WILMER ROGERS, corner
Liberty and Nassau
TrHOsr UNBLEssED WITH CnrLDREN-COULD Such
but the divine tonic and alternative qualities OF DR.
WEBBERs nguiher- how revolntopixes the the
whole functions Of and gives vigorous
tite and animation. Try It. weak feeble and
you VIII bless the day. Depot 202 Bosery.
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL AND DURABLE PICTURES
made the patent corblc eass ambrorypes the
exclusive right 10 make which owned by TOMLIN-oN No.
al Broadway TO whom has been awarded highest
MUM 81 The late Fair Of the American Institute
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mn $4,000 49, 49, - s--..-<- -~-~~s>xN~ NJ y
~ uAnoeu, non soe OommWce u Wsys see AAns "
The Bouna
~ a.. c...,. "a ra.r.. a, R.c,a.ec,.
A. - ~ x..-s.. 1. g. 80 s..~.n
~ 49, SH~e - -. - A.. Az ~ Is.nsyv
- IT, - ..s~ - 49, s~S.-s~. 80
%srcSa.sss .s.tcrsS n schsdras msde psrt nsreos
=. - xS,ss. ~ 49, -. ~
800 - yesYs - S~sys - s..tsI.a ~ 80 srt,v
-" " NV ana ~ n.e n..ns, en'"'a " ''' sA1''
eUKDulEL
Acids-sceuc, boSscSc, cixics mufans, niuc, ssassr
pnuric.
Amber
Amrererh
Aneora or InipeA ana o<beS eoses nsh VI n00s"'
AnDsuc, Ioucou, Orleans.
AnimM carbon loooo oaSH
Aniimony crnde. OF regumS o..
NeoL % cSuoe tartaS.
Ansnn.
Aspns"um.
Aioes
Acopoqoo.
Anueeo.
Auowroos.
a0e0c.
ANIMALS, nvng.
ns.
BsruIa. -
nens. oio, Ano oen DsoL
SERIES, nu1, ana vseessoo
neIne., towers ma DsssS
Bsnush.
DsA'
nSssss ~ Oess 80 pks.
nsass, wnen OIo, Ano ~ Only % y IeDsu.seseo.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-10
THE ARCHITECTS.

W "a" W. 0oSoA sAAS"s
All are architects of Fate,
Working in these walle of Time;
Som. with ma ssive deeds and great
Some with ornaments oi lhyme.
Nothing useless is, or low,
Each thing in us place is best;
And what seems but IDLE show.
Strengthens aud supports the rest. =
For the structure that we raise,
Time is with material filled;
Our t0-days and yesterdays
Are the blocks with which We build.
Truly shape and fashion these
Leave ~ yawning gaps between
Think not because no man sees,
Such things will remain unseen.
In the elder days Of Art,
Builders wrought with greatest care,
Esch minu,e and unseen part;
For the gods zee every where.
Let US d" our work rs well,
Both the unseen and the seen;
Make the house where gods may dwell,
Beautiful, entire and clean.
Else our lives are incomplete,
Standing in these walls OF Time,
Broken siairways where tie feet
Stumble as they seem to climb.
Build to-day, then. strong and sure,
With firm aud ample base;
And ascending all secure
shall tomorrow find lie place.
Thus alone can we attain
To those turre,s. where the eye
Sees the world as one VAST plain.
And one b0undiess reach Of skv.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-10
Are You Courseeus.

Young people cannot 60 forth into the
world under more false impression than
this persuasion-that they owe no courtesy
to any one but those who circumstance or
preference happen to make their friends.
They owe it 10 every individual. without ex-
ception, who has not forfeited il by offence
against them-for every Individual is their
fellow, their kinkred, and their companion
in destiny Of which, the beginning is the
purport, and the issues are the same and
thereof, each one is claimant on their
sympathy and benevolenoe. To say that
we would do them any kindness in their
need, or confess any substantial benef, in
our power, but refuse to conciliaie in our
ordinary intercourse. is to offer that which
we have no, in excuse fof Withholding tina.
which We have.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-10
DUST.

Dust we were, and dust TO be,
Dust upon us, dust about us,
Dust ON everything Ne see,
Dust within us, dust without Us;
Saith the preacher, Dust 10 dust !"
Let them mincle. tor they must.
Dust we raise upon the road.
Dust we breathe in dancing hall;
Dust iniests our home abode.
DUST. pail, is over all;
It's the housewives daily bread
Dust, the emblem Of The dead
When the sky above is fais.
And the sun upon US streams,
Floats the dust throughout the air,
Cleaning in it's fallen beams;
Every mote is like q man.
Dancing gaily when he can.
Ere the tempest gathers strong,
Blows 81 times the warning gust,
Ger the plain II sweeps along,
Fempest's ihrall. q cloud of dusts
Every mole is like q man,
Flying from oppression's van.
Now the swollen clouds grow dark.
Comes the long expecied food,
Falling deluee-like aud Stark
Dust is beaten down to mud;
So ale times when men must groyel
In the palace as the howell.
Thus we are but notes Of dust,
On the ground and in the air,
Blown by pleasure, fear and lust,
Beaten down 10 low despair
Born VI dust, 10 come Ia dust,
Let Us miayle, for We must.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-10

~ The New York Evening Post gives
the following illustration Of the manner In
which the law Of cause and sfIect operates
10 some cases The Empress Eugene ex.
poets 10 present the French nation with an
heir TO the throne SO the ladies of tho
French Court wear hoops; so the French
haut ton wear hoops; 80 the American
ladies wear hoops. II 10 10 be hoped shey
will enjoy this conrenieht and grand con.
tour until the event takes place, when the
Indies Of the French Court will su5side,
che ladies of the French hans tom will su6s
side. and The American ladies' will sr6ale.
Fashion 10 something Of an inssi,utions
afler all.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-10

EvlL or RAiLRoAps. Eastern paper
gives the following comicai argumen, used
by a steaJy-goer Of the old school in oppo-
silion to railways--when railways were
newly in,rodced lille saw what wonld
be the effect Of il; that il would set the
whole world a-gadding. Twenty miles an
hour, sir! Why you will not be able to
keep an sppfenticc-boy al his work. every
Saturday evening he must take trip TO
Ohio, TO spend the Sabbath with his sweet
heart. Grave plodding citizens will he
flying about like comets. Ali local attach
meDis must be al an end. twill encourage
fightiness of intellect. Veracioas people
will turn into the most Unreasonable liars !;
all their conceptions will be exaggerated
by their magnificent noiions Of distsnce.
..Only hundred miles off! Tut, nonseuse.
I'll step across. madam, and bring your fan T.
"Prsy, sir, will you dine with me to-day
at my little box in Allegheny! "Why,
indeed, don't know-l shall be in town
until twelve. Well. shall be there. but
you must let me of in time to 90 TO the
theatre" And then, sir, there will be
barrels Of pork, and cargoes Of -four, and
chaIdrons of Goals, and even lead and
whisky, and such like sober things. that
have always been used TO sober travelling.
whisking away like o SET Of sky rockets.
| Il will upset the gravity Of the nation II
two gentleman have IN affair Of honor. they
have only to steal off 10 the Rocky Noun.
sains, and there no jurisdiction can touch
them. And then, sir, think Of flying faI
debt. A set Of baiiiifs, mounted on bomb.
shells, would not overiake an absconded
debsor--only give him fair start. Upon
the whole, sir, II is presidential. topsy,
turvy. hanin-scarum whirligig Give ins
/: the old. solemn straightforward. regular
: Dutch csnal--thsee miles IN honr for ex
presses. and two for jog and trol Journey
with yoke Of oxen for heavy Iood
] 60 for beasts Of burden il 10 more pTiSni
| tive and srripsafal, and suits moral ana
religious people better. None Of your hop
skip-and.jumP WITNESSES for uls."
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-10

q The race Of mankind would perish
did we cease TO help each other. FIom the
time that the mother bisds the child's heads
sill the moment that some kind assistance
wipes the death damp from the brow Of the
dying, We cannot exist without mutual
help. All, therefore, that need aid, have .
right 20 use Il Of their fellow mortals, and
no one. who has Il IN bic power 70 grant,
can refuse without incasfing guilt.