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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-04
STpANcrRS sHOTLD NOT

Isve m. CITY without buyng one sf Silver plated Cas-
TrRs al Silver.plated TEA SET, pece. for 80
Ps,cnt IcF PfTcuFR, W. j. r. DALEY 4 Co,
@0'N- ~. 6Sl and Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-04
c.u1>c or THE NIAGARA.

BOsTOS, "Wednesday june D ip3'
The ROYAL Mail steamship Niagara sailed from here
n, ~ oicl.t tb;s naming with l32 passengers for
Lyerpool and - fol Halifax She takes out 81 $4,000
in specie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-04

The staggering blow given to the Mayor by the
decision of the Supreme Court begins to tel favor
ably for law and order. Policemen begin to aide
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-04
ARRIVAL. OF THE STEAMSHIP CLYDE.

OUTBEc. Wednesday, June ,, i>s'
The screw steamship Clyde from Glasgow' a'Tised
here at o'clock this afternoon. Her adF"es nave
been anticipated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-04

SODA WATER.--Eyery variet! of SoDA-W Ait Tx
.r.s.,ys from to sSoO each Al.o and bssntnu'
s)es % 49, ~ .sIe hy D. B. NICHOLS
PeN~J - No Ill Pear st., cOfRcr of Pnt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-04
SIMMER CLOTHING at Evans
LHARy & Co.'S SUMMER HATS.

announcing Summer HATS consisting OF every known
variety withhold all comments on their qualities styles
Sc deemng needfu only notify tho metropolitan public
has been spared 20 reader various fabrics
worthy is notice and patronage In the dress BEAVER hal
new combinations Of fur upersedng the Rocky Noun ain Sill
very Beaver formed This adIture of the finest
has resulted in the ucon of entirely NEW SUMNER
HsI which with an assortment HATS CAPS &c unequaed
Ia Paris London il offered by LEAsY Co,
Leaders and lDtrodaoers Of Fashion for Gents Hats
Astar House Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-04
CUINA. Iron STONE MARE AyD GLASS.

Beautifully deooa;ea Tea Set. ~ pieces 10: White Toilet
Ct. Cut Glass Ooblets the dozen IS Colocd 30
heIan Finger Bowls the dozen. Al 50 Also the whole OF
on immense stock Of Gas Fixture AZ equally low prcrs.
w. y. DALEY 4 Co.
Nos 63l aad 6S5 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-04

r Robipsop William Phillips g w. Smith VIM Hutchinson
, Tsppsp r. G Elliott J. II. KsEi. Hdwayd C.aTk, T.
A Edward Norman Allen G Z MaeE B. Plumb Nom J44n
man NJ Conway G. w. Deiizler {. II. Branscomb l.
D. sesr R II nton; Richard Reai II. |, C1wPeelL B. w
Thatcher g. " Brown. ". W. Ross c kslam Geo
Davis Jane. Hickey. Z. II. Peufed. Charles kiIs VI d.
Psrker + b Grifiu. j. c. Gordon. John Long j. Lmner
man 5 H. Wentworth. / Williams d. hsnGiy' ;. r.
Houehton H J. Whitford. T. Thomp,on' ID Z Bond IL
H. W Fan swo1th g. g. Gage, } Sezy II Go6aTn' r l.
Crsne. J. A Parker. T. W. ScgddeT' ). WINS j. W.
Farsworth. Walter Oakley, 6. w flumley'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-04

FURNISHING GooDs.We Offer large and superior stock OF
eVery description Of Shirts Gloves and Under garments 1r
spnns aud Summer Special attention Is paid 70 the
Shirts Of the styles either made
o. made 70 order, and al moderate prices
" d. DEyLIS Co,
Corner Of Broadway and Warren -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-04

HoILowAy's OINTMENT AND PHLS.-Erup-
tsous Bos Ulcers sud Sores, sometimes paecd from an
ing This fiery element IN the circulation is reached and eNn
eushed by the OINTMENT which aided by the fLLS a. Al
Internal remedy never fails b accomplish cure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-04

SIMMTR.-The demand for Straws and light
Srup,er HATS already commenced aud KNOX has been
hard the past week supplying IT, His Summer style
the elegance becoming durable aud cheap
hat il to the point sits "a lightly on %" hsad a. The
foam bumper of sparkling Cattwba Call early a. no
2lz Broadway Fuon-st and make selections
DYSPEPSIA-The greatest cure the world has
ever seen for this growing msady il BRANDRETHs PILLS
One pill every night month often cures the worst eases
III immediate benefit is experienced Principal Office No -
Brandeth Building Sold also at shmans, Broadway cor
s2i.st.; Brooklyn Agency, No. us FultOn-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-04

DRESS SHoEs.-Elegance of form is an indis-
pabe requisite DKEss ShoE. Persons OF taste AWAY
p.iToix hin who grates love OF the beautiful Th sc
counts for the immense business done by WATkiSS W ny
Eulionst shoe Of WATIINSs make can be rceoen'Aoi
Mn nR SthQu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-04
r. YOU WANT

PATENT Lex PITcHER, you can the cost Of years
rpon The Weekly Tribune The Home Journal by
bDyirg il Of us sell Il Just that below the market value
Ike saving be made by purchasing Chns Glass Gas Elk
TO- and Silverulaed Wac Of U.s. w. j. =. DALEY Co.
Nos 63l and 633 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-04
AINxlhy NOR CorNTRY BoARpERs. a Nlce

CRIB that folded the thickness of two ince, 80
be easily imported with Ordinary bAzsage by R2oGi or
steamboat with adjustable uusksto bar and good sr
mattress uXury u which every oArd tnte They Ar"
neat hebt durable and cheap. various sizes Bdlus always
rr.AN az lANKs. bKrnE 4 Go :. No. $50 BrnAdMav.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-04

I-JI.-Our IhIt sINIt OF SFNINU dIIU toO'I'II'IN
GsMrNTs ready and on sale As most OF these are
f fabrics imported by and confined 20 us aud got mp wih
rat taste the interest Of our friends - make an
early secou The stock OF CLOTHS CAsSIMEREs and VEST
INc In our Custom the largest and most elegant
sHPoscd in tins city ,,o y. pEs s IN a. 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-04
Earl, BARTHOLOMEW Il Co.,

NJ ,Oe c,senvicb.. Wholesale dealers in
ST Georges Bank Goldfish, tino Old Cheese
EXtrs No and No. MEckerel, Butter. LAd ~ n,
salmon, Blutfsh, Whtstsh, Ne" DHtchyss 90 EotA
Picked Cod Picked Herring. SugIr-Cured tianl~
Smoked Halibut. Smoked Herring sugar urea ntet
No I Ccnn, cticuf Shad Mess Beef. Sal;. sc.
Order. faithfully executed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-04
GAS FIXTVRES.

Don't buy dollar. worth Unit, you have examine the sS'or
mont Of Messrs DALEY Co.'S 63l aud 63 Broadway Look
o at their stock China Glass lronstone Ware Table Cutlery
and Silver plated Ware. You cannot find as complete variety
OF these articles anywhere else The prices VIII per-
ceiye. low.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-04

WIGS !-HAIR-DYE WIGS !!-BATCBELoRs
WIGS aud TouPEEs have improvements peculiar 10 their house.
They celebrated all the world for their graceful oeau
a. e and 10 q charm The largest aud best
stock IN the world Twelve private rooms for applying as
Snons DYE Sold at BATchELoR's, No. 213 Broadway.
PROTECTION. Would you find your FURs and
XooLESs next all in good condition. BBEwERs Fagan
Morn POWDER Tnal has proved it, Sold By the principal
Druggists.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-09
Alpine Hair IL IN,

..t.z.=#t.,.,.,s #5=4r.r-,=t t.- 5z,#5=,,-#
.-,ss,,t. =-z=+'- -
- aftAaisfi f.. ssz1c i=z.zzf5t. Seaff Ian.
5ta.=ftest'E af'i at safta'ts - he sifr 9tt'
-- -. sa 500 .'sifs. rsS eesa ataaay Actfsrs
5ssi q gz-s1 = 49, - q fi;e I.sI'i
"tHi 7r' shsftst 81. lEe.a .zss, Il q uat-
O. Il q siiH5=ti Ito f-s e. z-r
i.si's','.ss3 if'fss os isse s,a it'i's'reta
i.- t'''' ~ eti H. I o g. 3.
ia--s a., eel+Ts a t'53s i sc' ard u, z
,e--i= .=v3+t'.-= =3''s.t - g. - p ~
i7+e rfa ..fei}e ...,t -
tAiata5 ~ tssi'l's 49, +. tza11 80 +. g..-
I'ts si'H T. go st'Fs b iis 1sfg Tat pr'fafs-
= Nss ies.zzi & "a VIVA sar rcq al4ea loT tao
liar tic Qlt,i.s @as ssaassi =. .3ptt.ia,at
unt3l - ia Ft'a aH isti q r,a4tI 10 10
'aei 'atlv and aftat s~srh frat* trial - fte-
eiAa il.'s !.isi.. II :. set 'lssnE ana sineIitut
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-09
Illumination. Paraffine Oil

Ivrry house factory, shop Office ia town or can,y,,
may be lighted NOR brilliantly and conicaly ~
u-ias PargaHs LIMP o,t, dian by any other Oil Gsi
phene, llurang fiasd tins itseh
f4raihne GA, N use, Is a. c!essy nil Is nn expo
s,Fe, gives more brilliant light and is more ecoaopa,csl
than any other oil
The comparative eo~t q eInal amount q, light f,
shown ia The SHOWING table, prepared by Mr. Fiaar,
Neat ltAaihs anal yteal aui practical chemist al Nes
YORK, who says ;---pAraHine Oh gives A brilliant "a
dai7hng hight, does ma ignite vhsn a lighted n,s,-i ia
placed directly IN the oh does nat rsnify by ,xtnsr n,
to the air and Consequently does gun he aick a,d
may be entirely consumed in lamp without derrecI.
" tAe quantity OF QuAlltl Of lightn Ac
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-09
s. ". PET:ENGILL 4 Ce.'S
BOSTON BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
SEPTE MBER. lsl1.

The following List Of Cards was collected by 5.
NJ. PErTENGiLL 4 Co, Newspaper Advertising
gent, No. 10 State Street, Boston, who autho-
lied by the publishers Of the best and most red,iv
circulated Newspapers throughout the unitcd states
and British Provinces. To take Advertisements and
subscriptions at the }9tcta rats.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-09
RICE MEAL

The hest and cheapsa article hrei its nn.ri ions .,i
-S render il particularly Desirable FIR Hogs Mlch cg.
ard ter eatils For sale al the BOSTON RICE MILLS
No, i sAR6ENTs WHARF, next wharf north NJ.
tern Ferry. -
]. 8. WILLIAMS CO., Proprietors.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-09
BOGLE'S BAZAAR,

2o2 Washington Street. Boston
The larrczi cheapest md best sssor,nsm, Of To.
let ard Fancy to.d-. tairwofk. Wigs and Tor
Pee. newest inventions.
Rselts HeTe-ses Had, unTivailed for The grosth
ii tic Halr.
Bslls's Pu=s Wydtf Fleefuc Ffn, Bye-bcst IN
the world. Pt.satr Hair Dying Rooms.
Bsztte Bsfs = Cgtafa, for the complexion.
Alec. Nuic Agent FIR WHfeHrs fR,Setr4SNt--
an everlasting fssfiouc, Peters Il Co.'s Perfume
~ ar rvrrY article fUr the toilet IN the isstiona
hlr world, To- be found at Botii.EfS BAZAAR, Ne
.ua Washington Street
W. RQGLE, Proprietor
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-09

HARPER MAGAZINE Bound
l. Vols. 8, 3, 10, IL and IA.
EMERSON'S MAGAZINE. Wolff.
IL iss7.
MERRYsS MITSEUM.-Gols. %
The above Magazines are we'll bound and will
be soia very low, by 81 N, HALE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-09

BoYs' Ctarut<g-I. will be borne in
mind that Leach, NJ. Winter. cor. W ash
m-tun street, has beeA in the clothing basi
nos siNte,u years, aud ninc out Of that num-
Der has teen devoted oxclasivc!y to boys
clothing. Mr.. l.. va> employed ith the
late Hudson & Reed three. and with W. +.
Bret; y Hrothlr live Years. until snmeth,ng
more than a wear ,iaer. when he located lam.
-eIf at h. present place Of bushes, No >
WIutcr street. which ! desirable establish
mont for parent, to visit when IN search ot
custom or ready made elotu.g e, toys.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-09
d ie a gents f4r tnls country.
81 ~ BALDWIN b CO, Rochester, n. Y.
3 fUPTLE a MOSES, Auburn, n Y,

n. B.-Sl,0o and postage stamps enclosed to
any authorized Agent, will insure bottle of the
Pills by return mail.
For sale wholesale and retail by g. F. Sargent
& Co., Hanger. and by one Druggist in every town
in the United States, Burr, Foster & Co, No l
Cornhili, Boston, wholesale agents for New Eng
land. Sold in Ellsworth by C. G, Peck. IL
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-09
BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ii L ID SON $
American Salve X Burn Liniment

Il cow acknowledged 10 be the greatest Remedy
in for the cure Of Burns, Scaids Cuts, Bruises
Sqrc Lips, and EyeIids Chapped Hands and Arms,
Piles, Sore Nipples, Inflammation, Salt Rheum
Chilblaias bites Of Mosquitoes, Bed Bugs flcas
and Insects Of all kinds ; Sores on Children
Wounds from Iron. Pains in the Side and Back
Chafes, eorrs, Bcls, &c. q God In all eases
NJ. 5. HURR 4 co, Goncral agents. Nc.
CofnhiH, Boston. Sold BY druggists and vendef.
oi medicines in most OF the states and British
Provinces. JOSEPH HUDSON, Sole Proprietor,
Mattaroisctt. Mnss. ALEC Wholcsalo agen, for
Delights Spanish Lustral. The trade supplied
at pfoprieiors prices
josiah p. HALL, Travelling Agent.
- Tic public cautioned 10 beware Of A
base counterfeit sold rs my American salvc and
buy Of mono hut those whu had il Of me or NV
Travelling gent, J. 2, Hall Ny metal box
have a 81. clledtsp and are enclosed in rink
envelope With spread eagle bearing toe American
flag engraved IN it, with The word, above . n I'd
sens American -sltc aud below the words 'and
Burn Ointment with ny signature "Jos. Hud-
son, On eaeh--the sane being secured 10 me by
~sc, # cougrrss. shall prosecute all iEftirec-
ylcHts % the utrssst extent II the law
JoSEIH III DSoS. Proprietor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-09
BGsTON ADVERTISEMENTS
IVILBOR'S COMPOUND or.
PVRE COD LIVER 0IiAADilNF.

Cur for 4. ,su,sfr,i,, Couzts Colds ksihra, From
ehHls u,grraI Is.lHjtv. and al rotl.u ilun'nts.
Tts Ilmtgusd has nacn Used with thr NEST complete
y te most c hras9 ptF AHs Tor the ranoy II
aI IL ftFas cur ~ IT, above tsesasos. HGarsvis fr
nlafH iHr nv tnps re the disc FcrE "t t1' StHi-
I Yet ,trtBa remedy have heeu rai.e t8 health Aai
lfs.- 81, it, trarly nxs The i, pjag Il Nj },
.auss, saHceai 60 conyiuce al Of - wonder tll
ELECTS lie -sys.-
Il H1 bayn rk with confirmed Consumption nr seFsT-
at months. had usc, tie char Cs liver u5i mott #
the time but lad Il rived hut httiy ter8t fvmu had
Az ais4ck II besliaR at the lungs shi,h alarmed ny
sac, Il yery muc u5sJ supposed there Nas na
hog. TT inc. About tins heard uf ypur CONN md
% 81 Iavcr Ga and ilu7e. Immediately commenced
USING H. aui tceau perceive bcucGc al eGacta
IN ss mouths fay eaHxh lad entirely n me. ard ai
lYa ,uJoy tu. petigtt health. TriiF yogrs,
J. WILLIAMS"
ILEIR b. HILBOR. Cheui,sf
Ne 1ss COURT SrEEET, BOSTON.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-09
n. S. DEARBORN

Would respectfully invite the attention Of Printers
and the trade te his and beautiful assortment,
of
Fancy Cards, Embossed Note Papers,
And Stationary for Weddings and Parties
Having great facilities for obtaining the latest
hon, be can exhibit great variety at a lower
{ than can be found at any other establishment
Boston.
n School Street.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-09
Fascinating Employment. :

The art of producing Tluwer Pieces, and Imita-
taton Coral Frames for them Easily learned by
all. Persons forwarding 81 will receive directions
aud materials for executing these entirely new
arts. will send gratis to such, directions for
Greeian, Oriental and transparent Painting In
itation Coral Work OF many varieties; Bohemian
Y ases; and other fascinating arts. Address
Go. ii. DREW Is Court ST., Boston.
Wanted-Agcnts in every town to introduce
tn is new art.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-09
Books! Books !! Books!

The following popular Book
will be sent by mail Postage Paid
on receipt of the price, by N. Hale
EIi>W
Il
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-09
BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS
PHOTOGRAPH,
imbroiypc & Dagncrrrotypc.
GALLERY,
LAY & Haywood. Projectors,


Nessrs. l. H. Eirc their particular ssnti fu % f oh
iue Portraits 81 deceased rFrsoa=, tin NaeHsrrs
IN on PasfHt Bastr Ggi8ts, and SHa39 Ia and VI
L.. beig l artist tl3at received hi. ,lUcaiiau 80 Il
the FIRST Academies Iu GzuaoN has the advantage 4
requiring the b,sf artists IN IuElpc-jtaE u Ggtes
fr the eNrutuu N puiFas which - b. eNclietl
at any ether establishment W. hayr large collection
po;r. Il distinguished persons from all parts oi the
country. In various syies, which the public invited to
call and cAAAiae. MI II. gives his attention to- TIRE
photographic department. AMI e this hsauc II the Is
fllA competent cNsats order. fTa Cosgs ChISsts.
>ecIftss, aud associations 0t men uh' may wish n po
serve for ijiurf Trf,rcice r1ri 4 familiar faces
H. tfr other rVArmeul ahie 60 .ay tA.
poy lut u,e brst oraturs, and are prepared to
furnish Huiatars in Amhr',yrr that wiil give Pftcct
81 faction.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-09
Artists Drawing Materials.

Oil Colors, Brushes, Canvass, Drawing and Cray.
on Paper, Ac, complete outfits for oil and Water
Color Painting, Drawing, sc. DEALERS and
TEACHERS furnished on the most liberal terms
Also, one Of the largest assortmcnts in America q
EhgfIst, FrfarA, German and american ENGkI-
pfNGA, LIfHoGRAFBS, sc.
OIL PAINTINGS wholesale and retail. Call
and examine cur stock
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-09
INDIAN ARCANA.'

Newspaper siitci by Esr. Coo {. Baacton Hla III
give lis. q tn priue,lsl Bsa Enrl-. Their Ires,
A'A a4es, AID t eSIetsH 3 - rts = Ia lrtetea
anal also Z ihe !upoetaa saieh Is ry31d - prsra
dtss. cI5 II ale pApcg sA Us selA 'sce & gase
ats eue r'.iHas.as IL.
Consultations ,.Fanay, by igsser lrec q barge
Attr~, pS Il GREENE, % bEoVMftELU Fl
BOSTON.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-09

EE=zHE.NG GFLsz lz.tf - H. 6s.4l&
faFfGt.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-12


WANTS TO GET DATED BAcK.-Oh a
beautiful Sunday afternoon last fall, a
young couple from an adjoining town
clme down to our village, stopped Al.
one of the ho.els, sent out for clergy
man and were married. The young
man paid the fee, took marriage cer-
titica.e, and they left the hotel happy
couple.
A few days since, the young nan call
ed upon the clergyman with his certifi-
cate ''and wished to get it dated back"
How far back do you wish it dated q"
enquired the clergyman. "Whv, as
near as we can calculate, about couple
of monts,' replied the young man
This the clergyman seem to decline do.
ing, bat the young man wished he
would, cas- he had rather give five dol
lars, than not to have it dated back ''---
The clergyman regretted the necessity
Of da.ins back the certificate, and Was
very sorry he could not comply with his
wishes; SO the young man left with his
five dollars and marriage certificate, tie
,atter being. ''as near as, they could cal
culate. about a couple OF months too
short .''-Harana JoHfnal.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-12

laPoETAET COMMERCIAL DECISION
4 long moo.cd and unsettled point in
commercial operations and circles Las
just been decided by the Supreme Court
of the United Safes, which is of i'm
portance to our shippers and business
men. The case is stated by the Balli-
more Patriot as follows
In April. 1858, 9,137l bushels OF
corn were shipped from that port to New
York, for which clean bill of lading
was received. The steamer arrived
safely, and tie corn was lightered to the
point Of delivery, but when it was meas
uged it fell short 24oaa bushels. Suit
for damages was brought in the United
States District Court, and Judge Giles
decided against the plaintiff. Anappeal
was taken and the case came before
Judge Taney. The defendants proved
lha. they delivered all the corn they had
received, and that in New York corn
was sold by weight, .Fho complainant
coutended tha. that formed no answer,
as the difference might have been taken
without the knowledge of the officers or
crew of the boat. The Court deci led
that il was necessary to deliver the same
number of bushels in New York that
were received in Baltimore. Judgment
for plaintiff $265 and costs.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-12
SfIfttiou II S.
A Travelling Eog.

Harper's Magazine for March contains
the following satire on the masculine
churls who compose the swinish multi
tule. Those who are familiar with oul
railways know the genus hog well
The day was gusty and gray, and the
cars were full. AS we wandered down
the aisle to find seat, we came sudden
ly upon Hog. .... .... ..a-
What a family OF marked character
istics it is How impossible it is for a
Hog to travel incogni,o! There he sat,
with Mrs. Hog, and the little Pig with
its nurse, occupying four seats They
really filled three, and the shawls and
bundles We're piled upon the rest. Hog
was having twelve dollars worth. for
nine dollars, and looked as important
and surley as if he owned the railroad,
and the rest of us travelled by his gra-
cious sufferance. He was well wrap
ped in furs, and read book. Mrs.
Hog sat next the window and read a
newspaper, and surveyed the little Pig,
asleep in the nurses arms. Meanwhile
honest men and women stood in the aisle,
shaking with the movement Of the train
and longing to sit down. They looked
at the seat before Hog, bundled with
his family traps, and the more they
looked, the sulkier looked Hog, and the
more steadfastly he read.
Hog trayels everywhere, and always
occupies one or two more seats than he
pays for and looks personally insulted if
any one who has paid for them offers to
take them. Sometimes the brothers
Hog travel together, and put their feet
upon the front seat, and when passen
gers enter, especially poor women with
bundles, look absorbinsly out of TIE
window, c- make their faces as hard as
their hearts. Sometimes ii is only Mrs.
Hog who presumes upon the privileges
of her sex, and aims to spread herself
as broadly as possible. But it is chiefly
the young couple travelling with their
first baby. For, like o free and cnlight-
enedss American, Hog makes haste to
get into car the moment the baby can
be blanketed and carried. AS soon as
the American baby begins to cry, he
begins to be peripatetic.
Now, dear Hog, (thou art reading
this very page in the car in which thou
usurpest places not thine own,) take
your feet down, take up blankets and
towels, and hold them in your own lap.
Don't look and act as if the car was
yours, or as if you had a perfect right
to be comfortable while other people
stand up, and squeeze and sit edgwisc
upon the sharp arms of seats. Don't
suppose that in a carful of sixty persons
there is not some one who notices the
hcggishness of Hog. Don't look
severe and lofty, as if you could not
know any of your fellow travellers, nor
by any chance exchange word with
them. You great, selfish Hog, don't
loll in one scat and put your shawl, or
your wife's shawl, or your baby s towel
ing in another, while a woman stands
seatless beside You. ,."-.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-12

PoLIIIcs IN THE PULpIT.-Ex- Senator
Dickinson, Of New York, in one Of his
orations, thus speaks of the effect of in
trolucing politics into the pulpit: =
1t has done more to demoralize the
public mind than any other social evil,
for it has planted death in the seat of
lise,' 1t has done more to desecrate the
cause of religion than the worst opin-
ions OF Paine-more 70 raise up an army
of scot.ers than the writings of Vol
taire-more to manufacture infiaels than
the seed sown in the revolution of
France land when all these Influences
shall have been exterminased end for
gotten forever, the plague spot of po.iti-
cal pulpits will rest upon society like
deadly incubus