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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-04

Popular Lectu,ipg seems to be gaining ground 10
Great Britain. Most men who have acquired distinc-
ton 10 Literature or Art invited to address popular
associations and regular courses on Natural Science
or some other subject very frequently given The
foil, wing Circular privately distributed by one Of the
most promising poets of "Young England" viii DO
read with interest by many:
TO SECRETARIES AND PRESIDENTS
ART SOCIETIES AND LITERARY INSTITUTES.
,GERALD MASSEY,
Author Of "Craacrook Castle" War Wsts and Bsllsd o(
: Babe Chrstsbel," and other Lyrical Poems,
Bee, that be will be glad TO arrange for the dsv'
cry of any following Lectures which he preparing fs
the ensuing season;
Pre- Rsplseltsm In Pc etry and Pantios
The Poetry of Alfred Tennyson.
The Principle aud Practice Ct Association.
Robert Burns and Love Poetry.
The spasmodic School and its Critics.
Thomas Hood and 1T and Hunor.
The Wonal' IS Csuse, Princess" and " Aurora Leigh
Leave. from the Life Of the Poor.
National Bsilsda
Manchester Art Treasurer Association.
Respecting terms choice OF Sublects and other particulars
please address GERALD MASSEY,
No. ~ Henderson row, Edinburgh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-04
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

MONDAY, Aug. 3.-Superyisor STEERS in the Chair:
a Veto jrOas he Ma,or-The following was received
fiom the Mayor, and ordered printed in the mnut.s;
To me Honorable the Board Of Superrisors
STLEmss return without approval the resolution 90.
hsug Ccnmssioners Taxes have their oces altered
w under the direction Of the Committee Of Annual
Taxes your Bsd II quite certain that Committee Of
tie Supervisors bss the TO DO the executive
ne. by this resolution, and they have the
the Con Council 10 required before esa be
drken hide. under the CHARTER such work necessary
the supervision aud BY the direction Of The
Superintendent of Repairs and supplies who the ocs de-
by for uch purpose There other reasons show
ing The validity Of the law under which the Commissioners
of Taxes assumed require tho alteration Of thor psssu<
ioo well permitting these officers upon all OCCASIONS =
spend the public money when In their individual judgment
IL wLh need not ct THE time be presented but
which would be conclusive in preventing approval OF the
resolution retuibed. FERNANDO WOoD Mayor
The Contingent Find "A communication was ~.
ceyed from the Controller In answer to resolution
az TO the amount in the Contingent Fund. The sum
Of $50 O96 80 has been paid, and the appropriation
Rpoyt Adopted-To pay $500 for services as Sscrs-
tary 10 the Police Commissioners. .,.5
ihe Tares.-The Committee on Annual Taxes re-
ported to confirm the tax levy previously presented.
On motion the subject was deferred to "wednesday,
and the report of the Tax Commissioners ordered
printed. The Board adjourned to Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-04

NA1,os,L AxrnrcAs SrArK Cosvrsr!os.-tne
call for State Convention Of the Nsfion.l A"s.osa'
of Massachu,etts has made its appearance ns.0
meet at Chapman Hall, Sept. 10, at 10 a: m for tho
nurno.e Of making State nominations, and organizing
The marty upcn " National baais
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-04

The Custom HousE.-The decapiating az OF the
Collector was not in use yesterday. Mr.. Sche during
the cay, received numerous visits from applicants ana
their friends but there were no removals or app0D'
ments made. The appointments of Saturday are ~,
yet ready for the public eye. is generally oensssu
that there will not be many removals or spp''''
,oer,s made until about the middle of the mon'n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-04
THE DRAMA.

L,rR. KEsYr's TBEATEK.-The Ma-sh Childres
appeared last night at this tbester and crested
by crowded audience the house being filed to the
utmost cspsciiy. The curtain rose on pretty tab
lesu composed Of all the children in their ordinary
travelling dresses who we're arranged in "a effective
group and were received with much applause They
sang in concert "Home Again" They como
like birds rom TIE Sunny South" and Bird Of
Beauty, after which young Master Alfred sang tho
Marsela.e in very spirited manner, the whole COM
parry of children joining in the chorus. After the
applause Which followed this performance bad
subsidized, "Hail Columbia" was given with much en-
tbusiasm. The pieces played were " Black-Ey
Susan" and "Tbe Toodles." The company, psstcu-
cularly Miss Louise ard the other elder menben.
have improved very percephby since their last visit,
and their performances will row be moro attractive
than ever. TIE "Naiad Queen" and other fairy
pieces in which they moot excel, and in which they
seem most natural and appropriate, ~l soon be pro-
duced Thee delightful stories, when presented n
dramatic form, most ftly performed by chidrss,
ard we predict a rich treat for tho juveniles when
"Cinderella," Beauty and the Beast" and othee
fairy-land spectacles are brought out. .t .f
BURROWS THEArrR-Miss Maggie Mitchell, whs
was am ounced 70 play last evening at this house, did
not make fer appearance being detained, u 10 pro-
sumed, by sickness. The bill was changed, sad Miss
Susan denim acted "Bisuca" in the play Of " Fssio."
Tonight Mr.. Burton appears for the irs time in three
months in 4" Tie Serious Family and "The Toodles."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-04

NEW PosT-OFFlCE.-A Post Office has been estsb-
shed at the mines of the Clinton County Coal Com
papy, Pennsylvania, by the name Of Eagleton. Mr..
James Lyman has been appointed Postmaster.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-04

A State Convention OF Probbtionists Is TO be held
at Rochester on the Goth Of September next to nomi-
pate State Ticket.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-08-26

az ., memHd,. n matte. h n,
G,.s s~saiv,v
Ina sIm..,.,saus. NJ ina .a.L
4. s.s,l ease. 4. IN L,.l s.,,..I,.'
sse rsuIu sy-Io sessang ~
ths s,,.,..I. "a. G,., ..s,l \. lga
The osib 90, sdmlu,.s,.J /, h.
d,sisI w-.ses,i,..s h. l.a.l.uLL,,
tho nssous In DOC Tbs wo,ds,
n.a ..I. 49, .l..I ..l Nh s...,s \
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nnsIsy ahi fgufh 90 ~ dag M
thafs's . hssH heating ~ somehs
naa h. 81 and assf,
semeleay' . arsews ~ sumetalU
fkties h.. shs hsea 70 ,hs gate
fhf,ea hss s',s Iis,snei ~ samstG
Midst ts night asrmy sni late. 4.
~semsteiJ's ualtns TO- ssm,bair
"fhsteH b. . comforting afs.
'fhsfefi W. a weieime ~ spmehrAtft
t,ns. IN hsf n%rtiesi attire,
viii leol IL tho table i0f somebody,
Though ihs stars a@l ffem ,he vest,
ihe's !. . slaf fsl ~ srsslody,
y ahiln lhe hem BE- Loses heat
Mmmua 'ht losom u mmchab
iriht all ha a eoai o'er lhe chair,
There wiilhe slippers iof somebody.
lhef u be q sie'a tender oafe
la,ss fond amhfaeennni iat scmebolJ
fhffo'u b. lhe little ones charms
Soon twill be- val enel Tor somebody
WHEN ! have both IN ny arms,
Of but how tiles, will be somebody '
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ws#ss'. vsvs

Hvv stssl haf fss tell hsih parsf
Lss samsh N hef fsetHeflnf hHnf
n thna bus faf msHsl ~ sAsfs ne
NmsIe ana srsFia i ssss btipFs lhss
The poet has alseiasad ihe vhala
secret NJ selasns eatqusflns vuwef
VAR In her siftue, smiling IN hsf
goodness she sIslds IN ihAaeme xhlth
mailed wsniys ne,ef oould Tier
strength !. 10 NJ, r,sess. her sesp's
u IaseI and her powef ls feslsiiess
chen these arr c.fnhins,, slih modest
merit, and Dictated Ny conscious daty
In Influence womsn y murh superior
~ man a. sfeollan 10 superior ~ In
iollaet Man represent. The under
standing u The u%hl,efse, and sonan
tbs sllI man ihe mind. Woman ihe
mul. nan the nasun, womab ihe heart
The pmeefs n observation and fsaer
ton are cold, useless appendagea ~
The human helng. unless warmed Into
exercise aud attached 10 rpnd objects
by lhe feelings and sentiments u The
ancoinous mind How little IN the
world, 10 W. think Judge and knos
IN comparison viii skai 80 feel
Man may Do might, things In The In
%icllecinal dsancemeni u lho world
but
"Whst | mos, prize In woman.
l. her affections. ~, her intellect
The atellcc, u limits, but The ai clinn'
Arp hhniic, and cannot be e,haastod
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LITTLE GRAVES.

There Is in every ehutehyafj
A little grassy mound,
Where q litile infan,
In ,.lep ng underground
fctm.n n fame a., rtej.
Ita wo..l i toll OF signs,
h..tay.rw i,el soiry
Mhn a little lnias, dies.
They 'hiuk h,csr.' ~. Iulc
tni c'nne, talk and play,
II y not nny difference
II death take, II away
The fathers grief Is buried
wnhin hi. bosom deer,
W. think he J. no, mourpiug
because he does No, ssep.
Th' Eyes 50 red with weeping,
III pale and faded check,
TIE sigh so sd ind touching
The mothers sorrow speak.
". bucw there 10 q mouracr
lor every little mound,
Ani a mother hcar, !. aching
For each baho beneath tn gfoun,
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An Adventure.

The following incident was mar
rated to Lieut.. Bcckwlth. 81 the
Pacific Iiailroad Expedition, by a
Delaware Indian guide, Us they
were travelling u mountain pass
which was marked by numerous
yulllcs md ravIws:
liz was traversiug this pass at
midnight, accompanied By his
slnaw only, both mounted on the
san,e horse, and the night Nj dark
that h. could neither SOC the out
lines ii the hills, nor the ground
nj his horses feet. when be- heard
u sound, which h. Initiated. 50
slight rs TO be scarcely pcrceptlble
Ia nm indians ear. Of an arrow
carried III I'd. hand, striking once
only. with n single iick, against u
bow. Stopping. be- could hear
nothing, but instantly disinounicd
his sqaaw leaning down upon
the horse, that she might BY no
possibility b. seen-aud placed his
ear TO the ground, when he heard
the same sound repeated. but n few
feet distant, aud was therefore sat
isiied that however imminent the
danger, he hal not yet been seen
or heard, for no Indian would make
such u noise at night in approach
ing his Toe; be-, therefore. instantly
rose and took his honse. By the
bride. close to his mouth, 10 les
sen the chances Of his moving or
whining, and ono hundred ard
twenty Of his desdlics, enemies,
the Sioux, ON . war party, filed
past him within arms reach, while
be remained unobscrycd.
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-" I''T' v"usssW WV
fsrff y he called lhe iutncl, With az
nrie nal tai, e,ofy seeI.
The New York E,pres- state.
that there are IN that eii, and snLutha.
~ les Than eleven thousand p Br.har..
What men want, " not tllont
lnl purpose ~ other World, not thn
power 10 achieve hu, will to ..s'o
There are no less ,~s lriu,
eight brew aflus IN ihn city -, Innni,
all IN active and pfontaf, ss"U bon
,oa may gain ops ,Ipc by
reading, hat ton mu.ts,''ie The whr.t
frdm lhe rhaa by thi,''"'
~ r%Nch1ngr. modest dun
10 H. ui .nf,s .haff lifiie .um,
Yep com, into w, Tor Ny such y our r
cuu
Who ever saw a bah, with rel
hair, whose mother liin'' iusist that id,
(the hair. not thu baby would tara blarA
rs tho darling grew older
a Spanish rrovcrb says that the
jcw. rum themselves a, their passover.
the Moor. ct ,htlr marringrs, ani lhe
Christians o., their law suits.
The improving man may start
in ite With . great stock n e%onceit. b.,
u grows lees ani less as Ids :, isIeige IN.
c~fcasos.
The happicst man in the world
10 the man With jos, wealth cnourh To-
Keep him IN spirits, md Just chlldr,n
enough TO make him industrious.
The merchants of New York
contemplate tho erection Of a time and
weather. observatory in lha, city. 1h,y
estimate the cost at tsi.,Hp.
The census of Louisville, int
completed. show. that the sity s.n,ains
56,,si inhabitants, being ~ increase Il
lt,3gl since ls5o.
Time Is the mcst precious, and
yet the ,sost brittle j.wcl We have. HI,
vhsi ever, man BIDS largely Tor. when hs
wants y, bat .~qaasavss 4 s~sy WHEN no
gets Il.
A man out West came into .
printing s6ee to osr q paper. s.b~caus~,"
said he, I've like 10 read ihs ssv spay~v-
sesy maeh, hut our n~sishbors are III loo
ssinky 10 TAKE one.'
The triumph Of . wosnan ljes
not In The admiration u her Lover, hut ~
the respect u her husband, nod tlss ga
only BE- gained By = coessans cult, stivr
Of those Qualities vkish she knes. ks
most sslues.
A clergyman, in . certain com.
ny, hal . ssssa,n fri~si N sssis k;s, one
ssssstay, vhe asst Asysepneanssa him
10 ths ehsssh, which, 10 hisepsss sssvsiss
vas very thisly sssssieA n sk~y usyc
syeovuiss home. he sstei VI fn.nd IN
N = eis. ds.eWs~vs istows. sNe,s
s.ss NJ esh.s, bot ,hsr. ere ssssssss
stsensss..'
The buffalo Express tells . good
STORY u = Qsskss ~hs vss charged tho
saesAssass .sm u seventeen asllsss lsr
horse ssi hsrxy foe . shes tssvs, sol
sren lsiss psss-sssi 9Th the Nm, simply
Ssmsshea hTh.s mislaks. me. lido i.st
vish tn tu-vbsss shy e-ssbl.hmsn,, ha,
only ~ hire ~
wosp0ssuL llrxAxsTr.--Ac co.
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"A, c,x,,s AZ Illus -.rhsys ara
few families. va imagine. su,vbers.
In xh;ch Law. /. ma, ,hns.d !. furnish.
inc ina ,Ic,r.. ior Im-uoli,sue.s. A
hn.Lsra f.,hs, =, mother. rIll .rrst
hs,.H Nd. 1. ,h.,.s no lcv., h~s,.
snd ,hs.s shs love him h..,. ,,mpIy
nss.uss ,hs .ssuri,v II L,y. AID lsu..
n, n,si. -. hI~ FINN ,.ss,r, NJ.
head Ssvtse' II h .hswe Tia,
... 81, sn..t ,,.,. im,.,ll,sls- -,
,ims,. !" ~ III. ! sister. ~, he
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Dying Rich.

The following very impressive par
ngfsph Is To BE- credited 10 Re-, NJ
k,lei
What an awful thing il u or a
Christian 10 lie rich, Imagine lhu
Master auditing the accounts Vi a scr
want WIN has Irit behind him a mil
lion II that poor Wretch who had
but n talent was eat into oukr
darkness because be- had laid n up.
instead u using II IN his masters scr.
Vice. what will b. the doom II ihese
who. with their millions and millions,
while giving Il may he, u few thou.
sands Tor ~drcenc,'s sakc.l have, year
after year. boarded up countless ir,H.
surcs which they could never usr !
Think II the popr saints pinchcd with
cold and hunger Think II the Re-.
,l.cmcr's caus. lsnguisbing for wan,
n that filthy lncrr which they held
with close listed ~sel6shness, Yet liz.
ten to their talk , Il am hui = stew.
ard" II am mt my own" livery
believer In Jesus j. my brother " SIS.
ter" What a m.ckery, VIII not
this he the Masters Language TO many
a professor sOut NJ thine avn mouth
will ! condemn thee ," The above
remarks are equally applicable. In
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ona''cs !" 'aHoc' m'
,'e''o"s 10 'na' .""s '"s n'"s n"'
"P"o"en on "s no"'e' y oon''"'
gents Oh war, a .'an"'ng a'",
was l'N eS'oo''sn'" h"Rnn"
~ 'oas' n"' u was urcmrra n'e,
va'' "s we'' ~ ~. oIs"'''an''on "
the royal guards 1919 Inc MS,
permanent m''''a,y pan" '"s'''"'s'
~ E.ng'""d was tue yeo'.en " '"'
p"a'os' est"o''s"'" W i'eo'
u'''is were Invented oy swa''f'
"ern"n' ao""' ,'',' ah' we,e
oro''ght INTO use ny venetian, ~
ia>2' cannon We're invented ~
u" n'''t'o, u"'s' ihey were "'s'
used ~ Tue ca'',e % N'essy W
i''p. III rd's'a"" 'hev were nrs'
used ~ me siege 81 "'fw'r. W
,eo'' u was MOI "n''' 'o'''
r%% : 0' The, ,"'y u, ~s'T u. s"l' . IN /"
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Aeom1s1AA& 3umn.
us uOrSE is dsssssi 10 ~ esssvr
d business sni IL wv ani>krd IN
ePls,s order, and the rrops;esss pledges
fsli u slalI ncs be- suspsssstb ]; ; say
i~ IN tho SOUTH Nest.
.#g grateful for the very liberal pat.
ne bestowed % hin for the lest twa
r, 10 hopes ny . strict attention To
fiasss 10 mefi, . ccNsinuaace oe he
J. J. wORSuAM,
rl.ly Proprietor.
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Dr. -. u. lester.

Irfklts rs -,Fvicc, to the people of
| ,hi. vicinity. " Ma, hc foand
llnc, When not professionally sngas.
NJ ~
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- Lie 81 melting. 10 epod.
end lsssel hind lou . instrument Of
sifsss sAst IL s.a.m sf time rem never
destiny. wrise Jour name IN kina.
rss-. Nc SD u5ry. % Ire hearts II
sDnszssss W esne n cs1tsaf sisk
war y ~: ~ viII kst-f b tt
KSt'sn. No. yysf -. ysar te~i..
vIil ,. = tIjes = ~ tsarss 5va
koFt tskssi a tke soo1n % Il keva
seesoi.z scadi - ~ sains.s
~ ran u KsassA-tDr. CbslnsrA
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AlAn Permanently lorntci him.
-rl', tHniir- III, Professional Scr.
~ The citisv. " Pamela aud ,icin.
~ uihce On thu east side ~ the
piil,e square. where ~ ran always
! rud. ar athi. ipnrlirg hcu.c dove.
~ ',eep' whom professionally earas.
na.Gm
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sAnlot = iri,ir


~ Aftt,u = M Ms
fire that went mi" has hot
hafevef You disllie IN Anail
~ ss'e 4 eaffssl 10 lea'.elf
pIessufe he eyer "a limo
The esfssi !. ale i %sslssasL
Inch sa,s ~ secret warranted
. as ellmsis, u q suinan = az.
W5(gy Y raaehi
~ hottest man /. hwlie,eI viii
Daklnf Ne n aay seth. ~ he f,p
y s~eaf. ~ hlm
."1ll take your part . a. The log
r. IVA Nc lvhhej the "a " t,f b.
!! E1I1&&Es
war ,vc,wsss ~ ewhl.h a ~
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Nerchmooa uDOee1,
J. STgivKt7H., P'epv'eser.
Pfaet fr@lt Row ansl unicn-st
ns' Mrmphis. Tsua. flv
CAROLINA 0OCyE,
Nsibs Nnsf.


.Nss'ey Nfsa.
vls old ..ssslisssaissse. lssss~a on
ecpdasssa hsx-1sr~tvc.A. vhs
ass.s 10 49, sS-~i.ss y. -.
] r.. Ne ssssss ssi..1ssf -
. via IVA e Sksissss ~. ed
ss.s If ~ r;ss ~ - = s,r.
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~llesvy AbA,y ssd M hshes. Il
Bestnrpsa essnsy. hase easA he>s ~
csssle s>asessp1 70 Ne vssmu~s ssaos
pstnsa ~ btssmy, ~ ~ esasosMna
having six vives. ssl The ysseB one
tvs.
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TLHWai
ou4 yss,. n paid ~ sissass ~
IN slshln ss msH'hs ~
ss msssls= "a
ssfss NJ arvsssrtsat
: 1lsfe. hsss lnsssiiva -
IA W. llant Inssvsiss ~
I A e mnhths ~
IL nanihs
! AZ fssf 81
liberal Deduction made ~
n 4 sasilsemsnss.
Ion WOuk.
AL tFsfufrst1se, ftDsa large Hand
10 Fancy cssds. dops with Nsslnas.
Okr~leh. aed IN se&evwsblr terms.
= hII COMMUNICATIONS Iaus be- ad.
~ 10 N. 4. wAsp, Gsq., Panels.
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Have yon enemies' 90 F'iaiyht on
and don't mind Ibetn. II they ,yt In
your way. walk around them. regard.
Icss VI their spite. A man that has ~
enemies !. seldom r',cd for any thing
he Is made Vi a material which h
W easily worked that every body has
= hand In II. a s,rrliuv charactsr-
y vho thinks lnF bImssls. and speaks
what he ihinks-is always sure 10 have
enemIs~ They ase - necessary 10
him - fresh ss-skey ksep him alive
and active. a celebrated character.
vhs IVES surrounded By enemies. used
70 uDssbs ''1hey srs SPARKS which.
n zee b - INV. will 70 oct ,hsn.
selves." La this BE- yous fsslIse,
Wills ssdsevosins v I'VE aovs ~
sceDdal q ths~ 90 ar hitter against
ysu. II you sssp 10 Dispute. yos ID
but - they desire. end ovsn the Wy
fs more abuse. Let the pour fellows
,slk-shesv silI bel reaction. II you
perform hut your duty. and hundreds
vbe were oscs slIensi-d from yoa.
yiIl nock " you and acknexlsdgr
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-08

rll news. He spoke of the state of the stocl markets gave notice of the new ballot boy. $ review ot the encouraging prospects of the DiS unionlsts the value of Sharpe's rifles, and the 1 retail price of Scliiedam Schnapps
 Then he gave with great guSto delightful l account of some imaginary pleasant tranSac. 1 tons in Kansas, wherein a couple of men were i roasted alive in a burning log cabin, while their ] W'yeS and children were compelled by the bor- fer ruff ms to surerintend the cooking Then h. made som v ry go d .ok s at which the people laugh,d; then he sald something about the '' Union," which they aiql uded. l should have supposed myself in d ratification meeting, if the men hadn't all their hats off, and there hadn't been so many women that their bonncts looked Ike cherry orchard. Soon he put in word about 'Buchaueer>," and " Black Re pubEcans," and l thought was in a po,.tcaI meeting s'lre and expected every mome:t to
 near No 5's boys come down with three times t: r'e ahd a tiger" for "Buck and Breck ''
 Alter th:s, he grew frantic ahout bleeding ha.,sas,' an1. talked so earnestly about Sharp : r,Hrs tEat tOlrludtd he had an agency, an l got percentage on all he sold he didn't Fake any remarks about Schnapps, and I diu not see any bottles, tnuu-h 1 Suppose tle', must have been q sample handy. He ha, now got bis h nSt'ral steam almost up to eN poijng point. aud r crd ar u ,u h l.ttie plat form as :t lie was Crazy, ai:u Wanted to get somebody. Hr ;r.x"d up thinyS-Chr,Sti; love and p,ety Ere no,t Republican, brine: :plr> 1nnpowdec as d mcrni a.enl, aud ueucatr. g a> d means oI yr.rr, uiyyrrs, SlAve-wn.p. eli 'r'ty, broth.rly aff ctjo,,, un,irr-~ruau l. T :;tt tI ,.i,. ing, h"l h-hox \, I,o..>, White House, Pr d'nt, a'd K tow- Noth!ng> ending up with |. iont eX""rtulon fo.' free speech, free sol, ana. Fr mo- with strong hint that h" want ti"'m to contribute pretty IiberatIy w.ien tu de'con c:'n" round with the plates, as t., mo@ey wa needed 10 cir. Il ate the Re ey,uhlica' documents in PeI,sy wanna and New Jersey !
 TnIs was the aching.
 Then he took two minutes rest, and made d prayer contulnIn- sCinnary of the politlca news of the weck-tlen he put on his over at, a"d d.sapieate'i throu-h tine trap door.
 Tine organ,t played the p, ople ou: with |, granl march, iu winch d trump, | >oo Was very c"nSp cluus, and ;e,l d few dancing tunes by way or keeping Sunday children qurt.
 l nt nome trying to mentally digest thu pol'tIcO-rclIgious hash l had listened to, and endtavored to decide wilt tucr tn re was too much poIit c, for the iety, or too Little li ty for tine politics. CaAe to the conclusion that II minister wa!iS to make d business of clrc ton"rrIn", he ought to stump the State for has favort candidate, aud charge his eXoeuscS to the C. ntrul committee
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 Q. K. PHllASDER DeEsrlcKs, P. P.