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- Pa-tiye Theology. Br Rev. a Iowrcy
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9 , The Inherent Side, OF Picture Of Life in tho
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IA -'''e among the Indrns By Rev. J. 2. Fin
O Autobiography Of 4 rionoer. BY Rev. J4-
!: 6 Bsas;, .es & M s
r, Church. BY Rev. George Coles
n Ministering Children: 4 story from The
" - 29th London Edition
= = Sermons BY the late Rev Robert NEWTON,
. il d. D.
. :, Our Friends in Heaven. BY J. ". Kisa.
q n Preside Reading. vols Edited By Rev.
n d. W lar. d u.
a. Autobiography of Peter Cartwright.
- ~ Ruter's Church History.
= y Memoir of MIR. VIM CaTvosso Written by
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q, - The Village Blacksmith or Fety and u.e-
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= 4 Christian Effort, be Duty Of Individual
- :. Labor
?. Christian Perfection, a. believed and taught
* - BY John Wesley.
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q Ciaudes Essas on the composition Of a Scr
q
= An Essay on hursh PoIity. BY Rev. Abel
3 Death Bed Scenes, or Dying With and With
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History OF the Discipline. BY Robert Emo
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TO ADVERTISERS.

,usnts should be handed into the Office as soon
dock on Nonday morning to secure an insertion
- week
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SooI5 {. statinaftr.

HE tsrgest and best stock Of MISEII ANE6E5
Il shd STANDARD BOOKS X STATIONERY -v.r al
tered TO the psbc citv NAV nov be found at the
Sil-NEhAt- fofHl BOOK STORE Cal! and eIansips-
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SHERIFFS SALE.

Nathaniel n. Halstea and
Joseph Brokaw, parties in
trade under the name and
lie of Halste;,d * Brokaw,
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~ Or. HilIebrand has brought with him from Ger
MANY some new and valuable medical instruments. by
the operation which rheumatism, infamations evers,
and deafness, &c, may be speedily cured Soft
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Vulcan . atHome!

ETAYING opened blacksmith Shop North
Chestnut Street, little North of Milt0ns Store,
directly opposite Clowneys Shop the undersigned
prepared To do, short notice. any work in the
line of
BLACKSMITHING,
that be wanted in this community By 4 long eI
perence in the business, they feel themselves qualified
do work III that will be satisfactory to the
public and by application and strict attention to
the customers, they hope to merit and receive
q Gbercl share of patronage.
II. :. KEYES X THOS. CLARK
Mineral Point, September -, 1857 If
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EHy-Hngsr " 80

H9-IoRsE WAGON.
&, 'a-iarse carts.
Np1.nE Wagon, for sale bv
[. II. cox, Aucti0Geer.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

yINE undersigned would respectfully announce to his
old friends and patrons that he has re-estaaished
himself in Mineral Point in the practice of Medicine,
where he viii all times promptly respond to the calls
OF those requiring his professional services.
e" Residence and office little south of the [. S.
Hotel on the corner Fountain and Henry alley,
in the building heretofore occupied by the late VIM.
WM HUDEBRAND.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16
ROARD OF CoUNCILMEN.

The Board of COuncmen met last evening, JONAS
N. PHIrLIPs, President, in the chsir. The earlier
portion of the session entirely occupied in the
ispgement of voting places. lot of land near the
Catholic Orphan Asy um was leased to it, at nominal
rate, TO be used for The benefit of the orphans.
They took up the expenses incurred in not getting
Jack sons gold sr uff. box-some $751;
Councilman BooLE-Ve know very well that
member Of this Board has Travelled mes, and set upon
board ageways, and spent his own money 70 gt ms
rot got that box but that's nothing to do with It.
Several Courcimen objected to the sum, and Mr..
WARSER moved to amend by paying other Commit
tees which the Board had authorized TO proceed 70
AlbaI about the charter. However, this was choked
of, and the Board concu1ed with the Aldermen in
paying the valiant Councilman.
The report of the Special Committee on Cleaning
Streets ported in favor of contracting them for hVe
years. and submitted specifications for contract.
Councilman McCABILL made mettlesome speecn
against the specifications.
Councilman 7. JosEs jr., spoke strongly In favor OF
the contract for i've years at $3i5 900 year. Ia pro.
position to the Corporation. The gentleman who make
this proposition are w. II. Forbes, j. q. Holbrook
ami VIM. d. Waterbury. They offer security to the
amount Of 800 0O0 and the Committee report RESP
luton of contract with them. II was cared4S to s.
The specifications provide for cleaning the whole city
south of Eighty sixth street once week; removing
filth from the maket every day except Saturdays
caring away ashes and garbage from all areas and
curbstones every day except Sundays; sweeping
Broadway TO Fourtes nth street every night; and
Park row, Chatham stieet Bowery to Grand street,
Fulton stre ct east from Broadway Coutl.ndt street,
Wall street. Maiden lane, Whitehall and Grand street
(east from Broadway, seven times a month. The
can be excused account Of weather only
in writing by the City Inspector, and then only for
week They are bound to remove and ice from
the croe walks and CUTTERS and from the front of all
public buildings, engine and ststion.houses within
twenfy.four hOuis alter the snow has ceased to fau
and 10 keep the streets conveniently passabe. The
penalty for noncompliance with these specifications s
s. per street for the rst day. 5 for the second and
forfeiture Of the contract if 9 week passes.
The ordinance in relation TO the powers and duties
of the City Inspector then taken up and many
amendments were made; but the ordinance was not
adopted and the Board adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16
FROM THE PLAINS.

From The ST. Joseph Journal Mo- Of the 6A
gentleman who reached our city on Saturday from
Fort Kearney reports about two weeks .sinoe q party
of Cheyepnes attacked one Of Mes:rs. Russell g. Wad
del's trains, loaded with provisions and arms The
ttamtter, seeirg them approach, became panic
stricken and fed leaving everything in the possession
of The Indians. who instantly commenced rtIng the
wagons, and fl, ding loaded with rifles and ammu.
nion, immediately supplied themselves. All the guns
they could not carry with them they broke across the
them. The tesrnsters, seeing the Indians scattered
about the taip rallied and returned when the Chey-
ennes retrested carrying off with them SO rides bat
they he'd time to cary away but very little OF the am.
munjtion.
The Success which has attended their depredatons
of late has emboldened hem and as they have three
of their tribe prisoners in Fort Kearney, it s supposed
II at they will make attempt to rescue them II 80,
they will be warmly received ss one company OF in
fapiry statioDed there and the fort is defended by
eight pieces of heavy field ordnance.
lie also repor that Col. johnson, with the last d.
vision Of the Utah army, had passed there en- route
for Salt Lake and had EXPIRE his determination to
quuter his men in the Holy Valley this Winter.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16

spd Atcbsop, 10 majority. Johpscn i' 'Iep3rtAd fo'
Ransom. Lavsnworth made majority for han ON
CD sccourt Of the fraudulent vote a, kirxapoo
: Lie row fully established that there were tnrty-
.js votes certain, cast at that place BY Mss1nnsas
who re,ids in We.ton, and that the soiders OF Con
papi.s snd re slso permittrd TO vote under
pro slavery as matter Of course 20 thst the report
ed msjority Of fsj ia not fabulous.
h should The Territorial legislature be Free ssste a.
we bope i, msy be. representatives, will cootss'
and doubtless, get their seats.
The FRA roee system adopted here, is just eause
of comnlairt Itosgbt 10 be ebolished and the oAi
lot ,ubf;ituted. II tbis doDe and this precioc,
divided into three or four districts. the voting cpulc
be done in ole day. and no time wouid oe 'oss ~
some invent, five terrtorisl county aud town ofh'ers.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16
THE TURF.

-Usros CounsE, L. I.-GRrAr Tnorr,se NJ
5000 mile beats best 3 in s. in hsrnes.- 7as,.Is.
Oct. Is, 1857.
Geo Sptcsr, b. q. Lantern. received FORTH,
W. Peabody, BLK. g. Young Aueriss, paid so,s.s f..
At the appointed time the horse, were b,ou,s. =.
the stand, both apparently IN the beet cOrd,o,
one or two unsuccessful efforts in ,cor,. =, Aa>s
Co." Mr.. j. B Mopot, the owner Of -. "@e
ics. paid forfeit, on account Of his Aor.s Anef'
Of lamenees. The race attracted lars. co..,s 20:
people.
dnvOct H. 1857. Mstch 81 900, mile heat, ~. ~
s. in harness:
woodrua b. N. LsdyCndney. ...........lt at
Time, 2:H.-2:is-2A-7;9
Ryp House. TRoTrIsG CoURsr, Harlem-W.A
dav Oct. H. 1857 Landlords stakes eco, mGs -.
best 3 in 5, under saddle:
C Cor'On :, m Pheee: e:'''..'.''.........."' lil
G Brooks b. 4 Sylvsu Shore................. "a
Mr. Leon o. T. Hard dgere... ...........s...,. 4 4 IA
Time. 2:S4-2:54-2S. .
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16

Qua MlslsTER AT MaDRID,-There has been
pssgIaI going the rounds o. e Rspss Ssn i..
courtecusly treated by the Government at Madrid;
and difficulty with Spain has been portrayed as
napdire in copre Quence. The Washington corTe-
,rpcrdeSt of T2e Charleston Mercury con:radets the
rnmor upon the ground:
NJ ,did are SUCH that nothing but the most open,
otprve duct coud provoke an act sf rudeness on
Sscpna. That Mr.. Dodgss absence ftom soaiety,
ava upfortups se lsck of knowledge Of the two laa-
guaees in which coryersation ia there dusted,
father ipc.pacits,s him from giving oferse IL soca
i1ttrc6ure. ,
And, 7hird That II the csrt2i1;y q As early r,
turn TO tbs country, it IL not ss N probable tnat he
would ebdeavcr to NIT ste sny negotiation unp.sa Ole
10 The Government Of sPsr, and etpee;:y a. rsspses
Cubs, the tends, point Of cur relsroas Win us
county. ~
We subrit that .be second reason s'siyne1 % tis.
prove the runo1 in question is amply suh;is1'. IL
our Minister csono: speak TIE lssg-sSe n Which y
vess.i,p s there conducted oi icou-ss ae psIfsety
hsIpllsss iasiy.sa&l lhs.Asoa Veg
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16
BUSINESS AND POLITICS IN MAINE.
Of The n. Y. Tribune-

Correspondenoe Of The n Y. Tibure
PORTLAND, Oct IL, 1857.
What can tell you Of these hard and m.rcsnary
times that you do not sadly know already For
ourseves, we have great reason to be thankful for
though We have not been free from the brun and bur.
den Of the panic, although we have fet and still cSn.
tinue keeny TO realize the severe snd universal pros
tration Of business yet there has net been single
su.pension among our merchants and manufacturers.
And this is in great measure owing to their pruden.
contraction of business during the esrly months of
Sumner Our banks bare TIE entire eonfisnos OF the
ccrnuriiy and are doing t in their power TO sas yer
the imnsdis,e densnds Of their customers; but the
heavy failure. constantly occurring on every siie ,ls
high price Of .1cbsrgs the consequent ronpsymen.ot
dsbl5 Esarag G d.s.sEce, t0ge.ha Ellh the iuyoI
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16
AN EXPLAN.4TION

To the Editor 0 The " T. Tribune.
SIR My attention has been called to the report
published this morning, of the discussion at the meet
ing of the Republican Central Committee. The re.
potter entirely misunderstood my language. did not
sate that "bad TO sympathy FOR banks or bankers.
have the warmest sympathy for them and for all
other sufferers in the present gloom have too many
friends among them % perm any coldness or indfer
epce on my part What did cay was, that was op-
session not because Of such sympathy but matter
of policy prefeing to leave the Governor and his ad
vis TO the unembanassed exercise Of sound dscre
tiop. Z. DELiFIELD Smith.
keie- Yeyk, Oct IS 1857.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16
NATIONAL CHESS CONGRESS.

The gentlemen in the Grand Tournament are long
time deciding who shall be the winners in the First
Section. Mr.. +. Maraehe made his appearance on
Wednesday night aud won his maiden game from Mr.
Fiske. Several games may have to be Tough. ere
of them can obtain the required number - three.
In the Second Section, Judge Meek again failed 70
checkmate his adverary Paul Morpby, the latter
performing that operation instead. he therefore re-.
qsires but one more game to become a prize-holder
Messrs Paulsen and Montgomery expended four hours
ard ten minutes over - moves, and adjourned their
game TO this morning.
The Minor Tournament is progressing with rapidity
The following is the list Of winners:
Anderson.s
Miller
dkntiD..
A grand consultation match viii shortly come of
between the Northern and Southern players Thefol.
loving gentlemen will repretent each secton, and the
affair will cause much interest and excitement, as the
various champions are picked men.
NORTH.
Colonel eikead........................Ne .New-York
r. Montgomery esq. q....".....Philadelpdia-
SOUTH.
The Hon. A Alabama.
PsoiAoiphy, es1................NewO Orlesns.
DI. hsrOSess..... hentccty.
Before the Congress sdjourns, Mr.. Pansen viii play
ave games b'indfold simultaneously There seems to
be no limit 70 this gentlemsns powers OF memory aud
imaR Rnstion.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16
MARINE AFFAIRS.

During the fog on Wednesday morning the South
T.n'h-st. ferry boat Geo. Law came in collision with
the ship Aramingo lying at the foot Of Clinton street,
and had 9 portion Of her geItlsmens cabin carried
away. The A, sustained no damage The ferry'boA
George Washington, of the same lire, has completed
her repairs, and resumed her usual trips on Thursday
afternoon.
Loss OF 4 sARDISIAN BARK.
The brig Ida, Capt. Goodspeed from Belize, Hon
drras l3th nit and Rustan leland 18th ut., arrived at
9th inst Capt Goodspeed reports ths loss
f ,be Ssroinian bark Amas Prstoopgo the l9tn Of
OF August, on the cosst OF Honduras. The bark was
mahogany laden, and was from Belize, bound 70 Lon
don. The captain and crew were saved, and came
to this port in the Ida Vessel and csSgo are total
loss.
The EqulSocTIAL GALE ON The HoSDuRAs COAST.
Capt. Coodspeed, Of the brig Ida, at New-Ohescs,
from Belize and Rua.an Island reports that the equn'
octia ale commenced in the harbor of Ruatan on the
Siih nit and contained until the 18th with such se.
verify that vessels could not go to ses.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16
REPUBLICANSENAT ALNOMINATY TON.
Corre,popdepce of The NY. Tribune.

Correspondence of The N. Y Tribune.
MIDDLEBUReH, n. Y, Oct. ii, 1877
The Hon. Charles Hathaway Of Delhi, Delaware
County was last evening unanimously nominated for
Senator by the Convention which met here for the
XIyth Senatorial District, composed of Schoharie
Schenectady ard Delaware. better selection could
not be made. Good feeling AMI harmony prevail in
the District, and its nominee VM be elected.
Truly yours sCHOHAnIE.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16
CORRECTION.
To Re Edito, u he n. y. IribHnG

To Ne EdhO, u he n. y. IybHnG
SIR: VIII you permit me TO correct q very great
your report Of the proceedings Of the Republican Cen
:isl Committee did not ssy that hsd been informed
bsed that there member Of the State Central Com
rtee who desi ed the election TO by deanl.n What
did Ths had heard it said outside ths. there
EeroDs that committee no deabe
bat that bnev nothing II personally" desire this
Lest that desire 10 any nputston upon
our sis.e Conni;.eewhich would BE- the last
far bnov them personally know them 70 be ..eapo1le
ef any s1eh thought or issenli1L
Yours kc D. D. T. MARSHALL
TAgSLiay Gcrnise Oct IS !s5I
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16


TIE result on the County ticket with the except IN
o. Hsldemar for Council, Denman for Representative
and Perkins for Probate Judge, is doubtful and can
net be ascertaned fully until we hear further from
Kiskapoo and Wysndotte.
. In this city, as was expected, and as ! predicted
there were some three or four hundred Free State
voice that lost for the county in consequence of
he OF proceeding that adopted here by the
election judges, rather should say from ths mser-
abb system Of viva voce voting which prevails in this
Territory.
Another cause has produced the loss 81 the Free
6tste County ticket III il Be lost and that Il the
wansntsble interference On tke psrt d Gov. Walker
u making himself drummer ~ he party, aud urg.
ins and sdvisipg the soldiers snsf hlS command 70
vote at Kickspoo as they did.
Thk information have 90 good Authority, and as
cb4ained by my informant from two OF the soldiers
who voted at the place mentioned add 1t is said that
she ProSlayery party claim majority in Kickspoo OF
sone as, while II is perfectly well known that the en-
ire vote Of that precinct will not exceed 10 As my
Informant left that place about dark this evening he
sev Gov. Walker 'ircuming for the Judges, for the
pupoes oflearning the result and appeared to be as
eager 10 ascertain that feet one Of our Eastern bet
$isf politicians.
opinion this matter as here think such proceed
tngs oughtto be duly noticed.
There hes been disturbance at the polls at this
place, Dor at any other except Eas,on aud Otennwa
II ne sormer place there was fight, arising out of
n eld Budge existing be.ween q Free-S,ate and q
Pro-Savesy man, in which tho friends OF both parties
took part Owing TO the Intervention of the col
SBeEs, no great harm was done beyond severe beat
iss Of The Pro oSlavery man by bis opponent At OF
6easwa man shot by the solcitrs, and il is said
vfn die OF three severe wounds which he received.
have been unable TO ascertain the cause or nature Of
sAs difficulty that brought about the catastrophe.
The Rassom men are chop-fsIlen at the resalt, but
sepsols themselves at the prospect Of returning the
Territorial Legislature There were hundreds OF Pro.
0svsSy men who voted for Parrott account of their
yysserenees IN favor Of X being Free STATE.
October THE news this morning Is thst Jaglss
County lss si,en tT Parrot, I,VOOj D2niphan, q,
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16

IT.: s.. Louis Istsiiigereer his been merged in
The Ereni,g Ser,.
HsrJls,a hss followed The exsnpie q New-Hsmp-
shIs, Se otheSe. n sppclonng tie 2tih OF November
b IhaSisgssg Dsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16
CITY ITEMS.

The drizzy Autumn storms are just nov . sssssA
Yesterday was dark damp and dsagreeabe, an iutsr.
mttent rain falling all day, and the streets were 4
course, in.olersbly muddy.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16

DEMOCRATIC MAYoRALrY CosvESrIos.-TaisCo Co''
venton was held at Tammany Hall last evening. p''
A. V. William g, of the Twelfth Ward, presiiing. oo
motion OF wlson Small, the sense Of the CoDVsDs'A
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& Secret

"How DO You do, Mrs Tove Have
you heard that Story about old MIS- Luz
dy q
Why, no. really, Mrs. Cad. What
IS it,"
"Ol, I promised not ia tell for all the
world No | must never tell ont; am
afraid It will get out
Way, I'll never tell ont as long as [
live, lust as true as the world. What IS
it2 Come, tell.'
"Now you won't say anything about it.
will you!"
10. III never open my month about
it-never. Hope to die this minute"
We'll, if yodIi believe it, Mrs. Fuady
told me, last night. that Mrs. Trot told
her that her sisters husband was told by
a person that drea ned II, that Mrs. Tro1-
ble'a oldest daughtet tod Airs. Nichens
that her grandmother heard by letter
which she cot from her sisters second
husbands oldest brothers. step-daugdter
that it was reported by the captain Of a
clan-boa; just arrived from Fejee
Islands, that the mermaids about tna,
section wear criuoiiue made out of sharks
skins
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nlineral f)oil1t Criballc.


You'd scarce expect one Of my age
10 smoke seEa9s and look 80 sage:
And if shoaid 4 nus,ache Wear,
(Alfhough my hair is rather spareJ
Don't view ne with critics eye,
Bat pass my little whiskers by
Biz aches from little ice corns low,
Long boards from downy faces Z grow,
And though my beard Is short and young,
OF tender growth and lately sprung
Yet all The wbislers in the town
Once existed but in down,
Lu: why may not Geor-e face.
BE covered like Others Il his race,
Exceed what Frank and Eds have done.
Or any man beneath the san
Where are the w1iskers far or near
That do not find a rival here?
Or wbe,o's the boy three feet high,
Who has more fuzzy beard than [ p?
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~ IA Oh lady on Long Island. said
her idea OF nice man was: !. \ man
what Is kaertoi OF his clothes. don, drink
10 spirits. kin rad the Bible without
-5e.Iin the words, auI eat q co.d dinner
On wash day 10 save lie wlsnal.in fol, from
cgglIu."
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The Private Closet.


room done up clean and nee, and Ii was
+ resolved. unanimously, that Mrs. X.
should be employed 10 do the job.
Alter the meeting adjourned, the guar
dian. who knew the inqu'sitIyenesS OF
! Ms. K, procured a billy-goat and plac-
ed him in closet that was kept as RS
ervoir for the secret things lie then
informed the lady Of the wishes Of the
Lodge, ani requested her to come early
the next morning, as he would then be al
leisure to show her what was AMI what
+ was not TO be done.
Morning came and with it Madame K,
with her broom, brushes, pals, tubs Nc..
prepared aad armed for the JOB, and
found the guardian waiting for hcr.
Now, madam, says he, "IlItelI You
/ what We want done, and how w came to
employ you. The brothers SAID it was
F.. difficult 10 get anybody to do the job, and
not be meddnng VITA the secrets in thai
little closet; we have lost the key, and
cannot find it to iosll the door; ! assured
them that you could De depended upon"
ID pended oa,' sid She, Il guess /
can. Ny poor dead and gone husband,
who belonged to JLe Free II lsoas, or An
I,i-1I4s5as. | doa'l ka0N &agl, used 10
tell me all the secrets of the concern, and
when he showed me ali t.se marks the
\ gciIiron made when be was initiated, and
told Inc how they liHad poor Morgan, |
/ never told 4 living sosI 20 This day. |
/ nobody troubles your closet to find out
your secrets ill do, ghey'i. lay there I'LL
they ro;-they will"
Il thought 80 said The guardian;
: aud now | want yo3 - comm nee IN
that corner ana give the whole room a
decent cleaning; and | have pledged my
word and honor for the fidelity to your
promise; now don't go into that closet"
and then left lae ,aIr 10 herself
10 sooner had Sic heard the sound Of
his foo. on the last sep ot The stairs than
She czc.aiIu.d:
Don't 60 into that closet! I'll war
rant there IS 7 gridiron, or some nouseusa,
JUS. like IA A1s.-GIas0us.fOg all the world
III he bound. III just take peep, d
nJboIy'll be ANY wiser, as / can keep
( 10 nyselE'
Su.ling the action 20 tn word, she
stepped lightly to the forbidden closet
turned the 5ut.on-whlch was no sooner
done, than, bah, went the billy goat with
a spring To regain his liberty, WAcL came
near uPsetling her Iadyship. Both STARE
ed for the door bUi il was lilnd with I'M
F.. p.emen's for house cleaning, and all were
swept clear from their postol down to
the bottom Of the stairs.
The noise and confusion oecasi0nad BIZ
suca uacerem2n.o8s coming down stairs,
drew Lult tle t1.ri 10 with S his. Is
. efforts to getf.osl under the pile Of paris,
tubs, hrooms and brushes, into the street,