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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-01-16

~ An old lady had a faVorite nephew
who was a student Mt Catherine Hall, and
about whom she was very anxious. She
inquired Of his tutor how he conducted
himself. i-ia ,g
81" Oh. very well indeed madam" re-
piled the tutor. !" he sticks, to Catherine
Hail." 3a., -..ys I'd
Z" Sticks to Catherine Hall, does he ?
the young reprobate: But his father was
just like him-always fondyof the girls.' -
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-01-16

DoN'T WoRRT.-When Bulstrode White.
lock was embarked as Cromwell's envoy
to Sweden, in 1853, he was much distut.
bed in mind as he rested in HarWich. on
the preceding night, which was very
stormy, while he reflected on the distrac-
ted state Of tho nation. Il happened that
confidential servant slept in an adjacent
bed, who finding that his master could
not sleep. said
Pray. sir. viii you give me leave to
ask you question 2"
Certainly"
"Pray. sir don't you think God gov
erned the world very weitbefore you came
Undoubtedly"
Pray. sir. don't -ou think that He
will govern il quite as well when ycu kte
gone oLt Of 1t :"
IS Certainly"
/" Then, sir pray excuse me : bu. dcu't
you think you may as we'll trust Him TO
govern it as long as you live ?"
To this question Whitelock had moth
ing to reply 3 bat turning about 5000 fell
asleep. ill he was summoned to embark,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-01-16

A LoGlotAN,-Senator Wilson Seemsto
think that as there are more newspapers
in Massachusetts than sm any southern
State. she must be The most intelRgeht.
There is much larger prDportioniof for.
eigners in MASSACHUSETTS, than In any sou.
thern STATE, aud Massachusetts publishes
more newspapers than any southern State:
therefore ths circulation Of newspapers 10
IN proportion TO the numberof foreigners
in q State, We submit that our argument
is as good As his. - et
But tho fact is that nearly every read.
iog psD in the South takes one or more
OF these Yankee papers. and is thus pun.
ting arguments against his own section In
to the mouths Of the abolitiOnists. They
get our money to support their papers,
and then swear that our people are asses,
because they don't support so many news.
papers az the Massachusetts men do.
Fairmoss Virgiaian.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-01-16

A Coon ANEoDorE. The foliowine con.
versation was overheard among q tho
volunteers Of the Rio Gfande.' Scene,
night. Two volunteers wrapped in bIsn.
kets and half buried in mud. Volunteer
list: " jim. how come you to volunteer e.
Volunteer Cd " Why. Bob. Jor zee. I
baVe no wife to care AIRED cent for me.
and so volunteered -aud. besides. .
Ike aoayl Now tell me how you came
out here ?" Volunteer Ist: why the
fact is. you know. III have got wife
aud 20 came out here because Iifks
ps0es 20 HeFeupoh both che volunteers
turned over in their blanksts, got s new
pIssteFiog Of mud. and went to sleep.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-01-16

sEg- The late Catholic Fair, at Crystal
Palace. New York.iit is said. hasrealized
$50. 600, clear of all expenses. The pro-
ceeds are ITO be devoted to dthe, ,enlargeS
mens of st. Vincent Hospital.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-01-16

THErLLIss IscrpES4.-A few days ago
Mrs. Suydsm. Of Gfanby, New York,
hearing shrek from tie well. discover.
ed her little boy sinking in the water
eighteen feet below the ground. she i'm.
mediately seat for sssistapee, but before
IL came descended into thei well, wfefe
she caught tbsdfowbiBg child bS The arm
and held bim ons Of ths water. Another
child, four and halt years old, q IS in.
TO the bOuse, emptisd the wster ctt u he
pail hoOked It on tbe pole aud IoasFed IL
into the we'll. This proving OF no ass
the mother tboughtshs must lpefsdfop
the child or drown hsrseIE, biit making
q desperate effort she climbed up lie slipaY
peEy stones and, raised him over heads
when RrBnky. lying down on 'Gh6 PiAtfeIngl J
esaghf his httIG br6thsf srrls ard ,
cried Out.s g I'Re' get him ma I've sot
him r. The ehdd a1d noihesnsFe aNea.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-01-16

Blow AT rnE HooPs.--A few days since.
as Ruxbury friend. at the close ofl9his
labors of tire day. was enjoying comfort.
able ride home from his office 10 the CITY.
in an omnibus partly filed with ladies. n
gentleman upon the sidewalk slgnalled
the driver 20 stop. and, throwing open
the door, sprung into the vehicle. Hia
first step towards u seat, unfortunately,
influenced somewhat by the sudden mos
ton OF the coach, bruu ght his right foot
in contact with a-ladyis dress and as.
with hasty expression. he strove 10 ex,
tricate it from the embraces of tho ihubp.
he was suddenly plunged forward, aud 10
twtpkling found his left foot in tho same
unfortunate connection with q ahoon on
the other side, This Was more than our
horo had bargained for, For a amomsnt
he seemed fairly nonplussed.ao :. Good
heavens, madam t. said be. and then
uervousIy pulling the strap he cried,st--
= Stop. driver stop stop n sEoP II !
thought | was getting into an omnibus.
but 1 ind a's a cooper shop !--POr1oIio.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-01-16

"TAKrNs DowH" AZ osA4oa,-DutinR
the Presidential election OF 1914. o polls
tician somewhere in NewHampshire was
making q speech. and obiestibg very
strongly % The election Of Henry Clay on
the ground OF his being a, dueIfst. This
done he began 70 glorify his own party,
as small 10 numbers, but destined 10
achieve great things. He compared Il 10
David going forth with sling aud stones 70
the combat with the gigantic Goliob.
PiliDg up the eioquence. he reached thp
climax at last. end cried out -
And then-then, fellow citizens what
did David do O. =.
m duel, sir" came in shriIi tones
from one Of the assembly.
The orator shut up" Immediately.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-01-16

GEr71Ee RzKDY.-A rich old spinster
who died at Newton. n. Hampshire. left
S38,419. She was ali her life getting
ready to be married, aud had stored up
182 sheets, SO coyerlets. 80 blankets, 81
beds with lI2O Jbss,ef feathers. 81 lpils
lows and 4S handkerchiefs, while the
whole amount of her wearing apparel did
mot exceed ten dollars II value.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-01-16

n1- wlIst Sss e iifIeTence between
Joan 81 Arc and ,as fOress Of Anjoa
0be vas Maid 81 ORLEANS. aud the 9th
er vas made u tfees.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-01-16

% How many causes for repentance
do We 6nd during long life
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-01-16

Esoa. 80. -. s. -. s5.. - ~,
lae%Sysi 9 fg7A.ssssa aiV lSfs hsiasiGsa
ges4s gss Isl giS-ia7esit t;iT sssld
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-01-16

H The wounds 81 The soul should b
cured before those Of she body.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-01-16

e saees.. 8 lLs .rus .es. q psTIl.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-01-16

s.li IL. sssa si EEorToR 8 PRoFRlEToR
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-22
Oguu,lle D4llQ Rutte RerurA.
MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 22d. 1857.

THEArRIcALs At THE BAY.--Tbe 5. Z.
papers say that Mrs. Hayne, support
ed, cor rather dragged DOWN by Melon
ough, is meeting with very i'll success She
deserves better treatment at the hands Of
The San Franciscans, but we don't WondeE
much at their indifference toward her per-
formances, considering the duh times and
associated A. she is with that parody on Ned
Forrest, McDonough.
The Metropolitan has been newly decOra-
ted and renovated throughout, and will be
opened to night by Miss lnce, "a most charm
ing little actress.)
The olympic is closed, and lhe Minstrels
are playing to very indifferent audiences
TheaUlcnlS are about give IN" at the Bay
City.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-22
ScrOfuIa and Diseased Blood.

'DR. GC fSDFTS improved Ex ract oI Yellow
Dock and Sarsaparilla" is true specific The pro.
prIeIors have in their possession one hundred
cerIiic les oi .hs nDs eKtriorlnlry cures effected
10y IT. We can seieIy SAY, Fry it It revivrs the
dropping constitution, eradicates all humors from
Tie Blood, aud by its tonic properties restores the
invalid t. life and vigor. AS spring aud sunme,
medicine, II a., nDeiud Its .Ia1uarly etIaeious
ACTION ON ue blood lis streng hening aud vIyit,In.
action on the system stands pre- emuantly above al
other Sar,aparlas. II you would have tho roe
brought bacg to your cheek, a clear healthy au.,
tra,fsgf,.r .Sfff, a,Nt ne .1,1 iii Flied I0rIi,b
tho 7,strm, lake uysults Exlrac: II yellow DOCK
ana Sar-aparIiia. 1t contalus more of the pnr.
Honduras Sarsaparila Than any other prruayntiou
sXlaBt- y hich j. cheincaliy cOmUined wItb IN. .,
lrart. of yellow book and the ExirHct of LV,bt
thefry, thus making the remedy more thorouvbI
efficient than any olher >arsaparila before the uuh
ic Vt the same time II Is perfectly free irufn al
mineral poI-on-, whICn cannot be sad of other Snr
-aparia compounds.
: r. Ee care. ui and buy none but QUART BoTTLEs
Sold by Druggists generally.
COitOh NcD"riuut, AGENTS for Oruyillr
fark White. General Agents and ia porters for
all valuable Patent Medicines, l32 Washington a.
"a" ''""'S Soo' mNla-3m2p
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-22
HOTELS, SALOONS, &C.
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
CORNER MONTGOMERY AND HuSToOS STREETS,
OROvIL LIE.
FRANK JOHNSON, ... .....ProprietOr.

49, HAVING PURCHASED THE HOUSE,
bf,,. known heretofore rs lluntoun's Exchange
LII have renovated. re-ttied, ne"i, furnished ahd
Oprnrd 1t under the above name, with entirely new
arrangements have errced II spacious dung
hall-added Il large number of eleg nIl lnrnlshro
rno ms for Families, and am prepared Ia accomm"
date aDy nuinuer OF guests IN "A manner that rusi
will be satisfactory 10 all. Having had ihe ben
eft OF long experience IN the business, N Il as !
shall give my whole attention Ia II, inlc"d To
mike this house IN all It's essential appointments .ht
very best in this section OF Callt'rnia
FRANK JOHNSON.
n B.-The Cal Stage Cos General office is "A, this
House, where passengers arrive from and depart Ia
ali points ut the country.
December 81, 1886 d3l-u
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-22
O4htc OF the Butte quartz lining Co...

UrOvlIIe June the lst, 1851.
NOIiCE Will be sole at Public Auction at the
v ONCE OF the Company in Oroville on Monday
me 18Th day OF June 1857. at O'Clock p NJ Share
No - II. Is. u, !, ,, and 4, IN the Butte Quarl
HHng COiDRd1y, ~ pay ASSESS ueals lev led Dy l.,
Board nf Trustees Nav ID 1857
I2-4S J.FLOURNoY JOHNSON, Pr 'd..
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-22

GOODWIN ; PoEM> The California Err
the new volume OF poems written by G c.
Goodwin, OF Marysville We have too little
room to re-coPy th' poems, or even extracts,
but in justice to a writer who manitests such
a truly pure poetic spirit We feel bound to
express oursclt ns delighted with them, and
II they are lair specimens Of his style, have
no hesitation IN prunouucing his, the sweet
est muse that ever sung On this Pacific
Shore.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-22
Union Hotel & Stage House
sPANIsuToWN. BUTTE co.
RIPLEY & STANIELS,.....Pr prietors

RIPLEY & STANIELS,......Pr prietoIs.
49,, THE UNDERSIGNED inform their friends
EHiH ana the public generally that lhry have just
LA opened "A NEW HOTEL in SpanIsutnwu bear.
ing The above name. Sud having prUVlhtd II with all
the arraugtmet- that constitute FIRST class llu,"l
cran aud comfortable Beds. buuhutulil furnished
Fable, aud bar supplied with the best OF w ln's.
liquors CHARS they solicit The patronage oi the
travelling pubic.
Es- The ali'oruiH Stage Com pam make this house
the head quarters tor their Coaches ~ SVuIshtuwM
j T. KIPLEt,
] ny : SrANIELS.
Spanshtown, December 20, .-56. d2tu
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-22

RELIGIOUS ToLERATIoN The half civil.
lied King OF Siam, in the East Indies, who
recently issued IL decree allowing the free
profession OF the Christian faith in his do
mlnlo"s' expressed the following language
"ier,ecutl"n Is hn"lu every man oaght to bt free
10 profess lhc !. .hGluh ht prefers. We cannot tell
"hb l. rsht ana Who Is wrong; nuI VIII pray tu nv
''"d thuddhh) t"ENe You his UeS.ing, AM NUn must
pray To Ho"i m u Uless me, and Dles ,lngs .lIay
descend upon Duth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-26

rsvecAuIy ,zvfs ne asnsu q a In wan, Of such sood
bsg dstsrniusd y furnish ths1 q better prices than
tAsy an b pseosred shswhsrs n ~ Territory.
m beautiful and unrvaed regular passenger steamer
Morning sar, r b. Rieriy, msster; NJ @ossom, clark
bssssea IS Louis and 3. Joseph. me Morning star
bulk, without regard 70 cott for first class Missouri
liver packet, and In point olpeed, eessnce and luxur
Gus recommendations, pre- eminenty without rvsi In
the trade Every effort will be made on the part OF her
oGeen and their suoordinases 70 secure the completes
comfort, safety and convenience Of passengers.
FARMS SALE.
One hundred and sixty situated on the N. T. Or Of
sec "a, Town Q, II on the Del T. lands, seven miles
from Delaware, and eight from eavenworth. Eighty
acres are under cultivation. On the promises there
good double hewed log house, an excellent spring, 400
fruit trees, and good timber in the neghborhood Terms
liberal.
One hundred and sixty acres of land situated Seven
Nile creek, mile west Of Delaware and nree miles
from Leavenworth, the Military road-l2 acres under
cultivation good double hewed log house, excellent
spring, and we'll tmbered. Terms liberal
Sixty Of hne timber land situated on the Wyando
ane Lawrence stage road three miles from Qandaro six
miles from wyandd and two and half miles from Park
vile. The above land borders on improvements, has O
fine spring Of water we'll covered with oak and wal
nut timber. II Is rolling land. Price SIS per acre.
ZOE CREAM AND DEBATING SOCIETY.
The readers Of the Chindoscan who are not guests
of the Quindaro House are made to envy those who
are BY being informed that the latter were on Mon
day evening RECALLED with ice cream of unusual rich
ness and excellent flavor. All are equally informed
that the last meeting of the Qnindaro Debating So
ciety was animated and interesting and that at its
next meeting the following question was to be dis
cussed Does the Diversity OF Religious Sects Tend
to Promote the Interests Of SocietyW We are
ers of Quindaro will find themselves in quandary.
Quere-Is there any connection between the wordsi
The ChindosCan gives the following, as
GOVERNOR WALKERS THE sMOMRTBR.
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And pow-ayei now the dsmning words
Inst smte ~ Keeling 70 our knees,
Ard hedge path about with swords,
Have passed Into "lsgal,ces'-
win 70 forsake the bessed oause2
Repress your hos indignant breath
And, cripeirg TO these Goddess laws
Stink, rottns, down TO bell and deathf
No by the life that Shombre gave,
By all our fields OF pain and WOO
By Key ser's blood and Bzrbers grave,
And our deep heart OF manho0d-nol
No ! tho along our streaming veins
The dripping blades rhsll reek and HIS
No and wild scorn TO hi n who reins
His soul back from the precipce.
With this poetical effusion-this invooation tn
" streaming vens," and dripping blades" and
"wid scorn,' and strong heroic men," and such
lummeTy, We will close our extracts from the Kan
sas papers although the "lyric" does seem to be
considerably out of place in the view We have been
presenting, which is that the material progress of
the Territory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-26

The following advertisements are INDICATIVE on the
trogress of this mushroom city
rAsmosABLs RgsrACRATr
r.do. and sentlemen Of Qulndaro-We viii serve up,
Sner nert week, every Tuesday aud saturday evening"
M ofener II DESIRED delicious treat o. zoe cream sna
Iccompanuents tor all who wish 70 par'ske. our loom
Fin be fitted up 10 AZ good sty a. circumstances via
Du Of which will be pleasant resort Tor soes ss .s
ser,lenen Soda and lemonade will be served " .ne
Ana time II desired. Due notice will be given oy nsnu
3ills when we sre ready to sait 90 our 'enas 'oo
yuw ,pnprrs vArrrrY STORE, NO. 3s KiNsAs AvsNvp
Nessrs - wish 10 call the attention Of the cin.sns
oundaro and vicinity 10 their stock OF goods consisting
a general assortment Of dry goods, groceries, ooos
,oes hate cape ready made clothing dress eoods ano
snnets toseher with all the variety OF domesno goous
rusl 10 tho trade. Hardware and cutlery sso crpen
I'm, tools general assortment OF drugs and mencine.
s,pv oib aud dye stufs, glass ware, window gas nne
bsoco and ssgart together with the usual variety o. %
=. usnslv fonud In that line Of business DR. Weoorn,
no IL A practical physician, having special care OF Tue
Eus department, hopes 10 sise general sa'stscaon'
TO RENT
,,ore on Kansas avenue. inquire Of Or. Bidinsson.
RARDwARs ...-,..-
ussrs - have permanently located At this place,
81 have no IN route Cor this point complete assortment
ciery n,echsnios' tools, building and furnishing marc
are agricultural implements iron, steel and nails Aso
complete assortment Of sioycS TO which We woua most
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LIsBoN june 49, 1857.
ne Ipt,nded kdTrtc9e Of Ne Kin0-fAe T5aco OrrsS-
aIendd cradit'on u ne Crvp,--TA> Kings vpa b ne
otnseTotion7Ae Steamer hle Of Madeira Embrroosi &C.
The marriage Of Inc youDg King win,n said, take
place on the anniversary Of his birthday, In September
next, but although he preiuares have AL been arranged,
and royal decree has appeared the DSarto granting
40 annual allowance the Green of 90 o1ntos Of res and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-26

A KEErxR or rms AUPrss Psfsos ASSAULTED
CoSvIcrvhe spirit OF lnsub0rfinstnn hss nos oeeo
crushed OF The convicp Auburn prison We earn
from the Ad,~fssT thst on saturday sersus ui'cuX
keeper on duty sovered the absence from the shop o.
convict nule Englshnsn, and vent INTO ssnop IN ne
rear on Tho name sboo where found The msssng
Wet and o,dered BIN back N his work. The convict,
vhout verlv se,sed Norris With his len hand by the
Of the head, and With his rgh, nand ionced several
.eveye rourds on on about his eyes snd onts NJ.
Morri. broke say from bis asssant called for and
cc,ved me immediate assistance o. several convs sna
orerporercd The rebeL-gl.falo ErTTsts, JRg -
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Royal Pensions In England.

Amongst the royal pensions lately granted ~ queen
Victoria we End the fcllo rtag-
Mrs jane Margaret Raok sonsc fioo IN consideration of
The distressed circumstances n which she has been ef
the des VI her husband Mr. George Gaming B,cSaouse
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placing 100 comics u the Kings disposal for expenses tho
same Of NE bride has nos yes vNnsprsd. Some people
believe she Saxon Princess whilst others are Of opu-
Ion that she Bavaran. IL 10 also said that Don Pedro
he's yet mis- Intended Spouse but that tsere has
been an interchange Of letters and portraits.
Inc Cores are expected Dissolve about the end Of the
month"; ct present they engaged In discussing the
budget but their deliberations altogether devoid OF
interest out OF Portugal has been determined TO put
the tobacco contract auction for another term OF three
years This has found favor public opinion,
for the In which the contract conducted has long
been scandal 70 Portugal the very worst Kentucky 10
bough for the lowest possible price and sold In segars at
bad but pos 'ey unwholesome add injurious 70 health.
1t was proposed that government SHOULD work the con-
tract but this was oy yet the sooner something
done by way of change the better things cannot be
worse
The weather Is now delightfully."- warm and fne The
accounts from all parts Of the country respectng the
ing harvest very encoursepg much that PEG ole
will not be surprised 70 cereals exported before the
end OF next year The olive trees are very
full Of blossou and promise b,unul supply Of OIL The
salt pits are also expected to be very lucrative 10 their
owners THE year
css, hut ts viruIence believed To have greatly soated
and confident hopes entertained that the vine
wards WI no, this year dpa, that sad picture OF total
loes which they have done for the last h'e
The American corvette Generalization has left Lisbon on
cruse. few days before she sailed the captain and
Officers introduced to the King al leves at Necess
dsdes and he OF her departure, his Majesty and
the Duke of 0porto, accompanied - the Hon. ). L.
O5ullvan, with their ladies and friends, paid visit
board the vessel where they remained several hours
turning shore amid the thunder Of royal salute at 81
10 the afternoon
The British chip OF the line Princess Royal will sail in
few for Genoa She rst Hnder ord for the
West Indies, but the Brunswick WILL Ia said, BIO sent
there In her stead.
Portuguese IA gun brig the Pedro Names 10 fitting up
at the Roy Arsena and when she s ready the Infante
Don Luiz will 20 O cruize in her.
Mr. Charles uunrO mas lately been appointed American
Consul Lisbon in the of Mr. Silvera, resigned
The American Isle Of Madeira Is still here She
has been enlarged by Meeers Krus Co. on account OF
protested bills which drawn against the cargo
OF the vessel and which had been sold the voyage
question has aely occurred between this firm and Mr.
Pike, the Consul at 0porto, who wished 70 raise bottom
ry bond the shp, which Messrs Krus 90 would not
permit
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which remain OPEN Tue city IL full Of artists and mana
gers. Rosaini u II Pwsy, IAbA0hs also eatoying o.
cam DIG. In the county. He engaged for London,
put concluded hos 70 go hms. Do wilnorut Ia hard
st work II PAssy studying the PurtAni," In which
che win probably make her dsb here during the winter.
Miss Elise Henser lives Autcuil, whore shc % prose-
outing her studies Che Is engaged Genos ut 1t winter,
believe. Nine. Pence, who IN declared 10 be tue very
best singer In Europe excepting BOsO In as present a
Paris Yen will mot hear her In America a present. q her
price rather too high Vv,er Frezson Roger and Vteux
Temps packing their runks, and getting their letters
Of introduction ready for New York Managers and ar
tiss are different birds here than In America You will
see The director rolling through the Champs Nysees In
splendid equipage, With verled servants the cop
horses and apartments OF the great artist much nner
than In the Nh avenue don't much wonder that they
hesitate about crossing the Atlantic They would not come
n oil wero not for the absurd idea which possesses al
most here, that our country great place,
where you only have to stoop pick great Jumps OF
gold, and that every American must be millionaire n
least They soon awake from that delusion, however