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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28

NAILS-Sales making Of Cut a. Jid55c mos, aad
German Wrought AZ 707ic
OlLS-Iiuseedi rather quiet. BIT prices
l0O0 gallons 79slr casks aud in Dbl.
English Is quiet Goa Slc. Crude Whale continues good
demand Go bbs q the Scotini New Bedford .od
Toe reject dsrk soody portion Of brown Oil was
left Tie stock In the country j. estimated a. l0 90 bb.s
ing nearly equal the entire poTAtions period
last Refined Spring and Winter b. ached lair re
quest 81 0S5c NOS Crude Sperm devoid Of animation
and be purchased AZ considerable decline from recent
rates. Manufactured from IS 8 T. quality
Lard Oil remains quiet but the stock light particularly ri
prime, and price. rule firmly Al : 5a ~ cash and mos
~ last sale 81 city 80 L. cash Olive mod
este request = 81 = 81 for quartz and pius Palm
fairly inquired or and very firmly held 10 l0.c with ii
lie 70 be had the inside rate Of the receipt,
having been sold previous to arrival Cotton Seed rather
quiet prices remain steady o. cash snd mos. r
refined Red Oil rather dull sales On gals l.and
city Al 6ic, cab. Caupheue selling ~ Sic ild Burning
Fluid u 7rc cash
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28

superbue No q e25Csnsda........se 10 a IS
State, com bds..6 70 O. Brand wiue......8 90 a
State strt bds...6 so q s.
State bds.6 IS q l0 Petersburg City. IS
Western mixed doeso a 90 Richmond Ciiy...8 - ~
Mich Ind rt s. 9S u 90 AlexandriS .....7 90 d IS
Nich extra bGs.7 10 IS Bait. Howsfdt...7 on a 40
Iowa Ind ext 10 IS Rye Flour IS a
Gcncfee fancy bds7 10 o. Corn Meal Jersey s. 50 On
Ohio 4 Dbl Z slG Isl Corn Meal Brandt 20 a 50
Geuesee bds7 IS 10 col Corn NJ BE pun Glq 50
FlSH-Dry Cod quiet but firmly held AZ 81 6l
fer Western, and 81 for St Georges Bank the at
sale being a. the inside quotation but 500 q Georges
afoa held extreme figures Mackare are inactive
but tie stock i small and prices Iue firmly
medium Nos rs and re- No continue and waited
Pckcd Herring less animated but prices firm Al the
Improvement Smoked Herring que, at quotations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28

QUOTATIONS Of TeTUNlhN
4 tun Of ZA0 r.. = tun OF ~rln 70: -
y,oo N 5tuns 40 0n-css From 81 to 100 tun 50 ocash
Prom 10 10 TINS 6s O-casb I'm 1911 aOtuns 80 to-l9'
From 20 20 tuns 63 DcasE n ~ 70 lot tun' CO "
From go g. 00-cssh From Ool and up o N so,
From q 80 tuus 81 OO-oasbI ward......... %
GLASS-Amercsn Window is selling a. iod - ? cent vi.
count, and 35diO = cent for French The following are ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28

For The Web ending WEDNESDAY, May = 1857.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF CATTLE Or KINDS FOR TIE WEEK.
According the report. from the several market the
city there have bee u received this week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28
BY Telegraph.

SAVANNAH May &.-The U. s. VI steamship Fls'l''
Iiyed hers from New York Ihis afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28


Rio Rosewood, q b.. a Ext. Hyp Me- 5oG-
EARTHENWARE-The Spring trade is fast drawing TO
closc the transacted importers and jobbes
duug past week has been insignificant material decline
prices however has taken place the stock Of goods the
market light most " the recent receipts having into
bond, wstse the decline IN the tariff.
FLOUR AND MEAI4-The improved tendency in our
ke for Western Canal Flour noticed for some days past con
tnucs the srryals though liberal below the wants
Of the local snd Eastern trade and prices lOQ 5c better
improvement Is the most marked State brands which
sparngly offered aud for this notice lively demand for
Troy Albany and other riyeT towns The sales 1900 hbls
NJ 80 I00 sc 80 for 90 good State IS S50 ~ 10
oreNtra DO sc 7OG 47fo supTne Indiana lows and Illinois
~ lOa ~ 20 for extra do 81 G - 60 for TO good
extra Ohio ~ Goa IS for good choice extra do Ssa
$40 > for 81 Louis brands and ~ 75 0 for extra Genesee
Canadian Flour quite and is better the demand i
good further advance of l. A. Dbl sales go bbls
ST 7OG $6 IS for superne and 81 l0d IS IS for do
Southern Flour is buoysn the arrivals light and little If
had inside figures the close the demand good
for the trade and the West Indies the sales 800 bb
- goa - SO for mixed good hsnd Baltimore &C. and
~ 5d 80 for fancy and extra brands aud 80 25 for Haxs
and Gego' Rye Flour Is less plenty and il rner sales OF
fine ~ 900 10, suptrhue and $3.50
Meals De higher the ses 50 bbis Braudyvine 80
and Jersey in lots IS 750 81 puncheou held BIO
$3.50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28

s"INEA good idea be had OF the Live Hog market by
quoting the Of droyer 10 question condition.
Nothing to bfag on" We therefore quote first quality corn
led large size live weight 6a7c second quality corn fed
i've weight 81 d6ic first quality small size fat and prime for
pp!iet bgsher, live weight q g6ie ordinary or COMMON
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-20
RA,LRO DIS.
From Evansville TO New York fn-4A Hours.
VIA.

From Evansville TO New York tA-4A Hours.
EVANSVILLE d CRAwFORDsv LIE.
fGf. cwrE CKRyE;Es-t
S;s;isii 50 ~
RAIL r o A ..
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
1897. Il
RN and sfse- THURSDAY, July I'd, 1861, AMI u,r'
further notice, the Mail Passen train will leave
ne, a = aHd arrive ar 81 H.
Connecting with trains for Indianapolis, Cincinnati,
and all points East also for trains on the Alton road
iSa ns fs suse@Bsssass Checked to
rss 81 Hsa.: st = s ? ,. NJ x;a: e.
cennes rass "a e,o p n and arrive At ssg p. NJ
Passengers w this TAIN arrive st Cincinnati at l2,
3, nee sysqs s. cevsSa De, st @ 1s morning instead
MINED Train hss been placed on the road he
tween rincennss snd Evansville; leaving Vincennes
Returning leaves Evanssille at :loYmI and ariye,r
yincennes ase;is NJ, connecting viii the o. & NJ.
Road for Cincinnati and st. Lou's.
OBSERVE,
Passengers arriving " this trair have ovcr hoc<s
In Evansv'Ilc for srsINEss PLEAsrKk. -.
Freight Tsrs North Of Vincernee, wi1l run rs h!ei.
toLeqvne Tsrre IIsute Hr the South st? n; return.
Far ay snv Information n"e ~ ;sroysh S ck. apply a.
Conps.ys Transportation ONCE head OF Locust street
" Csrsrun " indianapolis Tines minutes fss.
''' ''~. = '"'' '''- ~ J. !. DANIELS,
~ v,n~.nn.s Gazette, pr,nceton CLARION, Sullivan
Democrat, Mt Carmel Rarister and Mt. Vernon Advo-
cate take out former aivestixnent and cory. nyle
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-20
FRpM CINCINNATI
A CARD TO THe LADIES.

CARD TO TIE LADlES.
WSHIS grsa. Turkish Periodical remedy for thel
mediate removal Of Ocaructions. Greeuiarifies
Prolapsus teri. Failing VI the WoReJ LeschorThr
ar Whites, &c, &C.
These Pills h4ve never IN single instance fAiled
producing the uienses. Too E,rcs cannot Re said l.
their fsver. No woman enjoy good health wir..
that particular pm Of her peculiar organization ia d.
ranged. Sickness az the stonschs hepache. lanru1.
iebiliry pain in the he. side and hack loss OF appc
attend irregular nenstr,stiou- As certain time
thee Pulls TO remove one AMI aI Of these symtoipa
Be and the genuine. vhitk has oar ssnafuI.
each NIX. Thee Pills may he had hv aidressiI.,
DR.. SanflOy & Co.. and inclosng u. the pills xil
e sent y return mail.
N. B.-Lsiies whose health will not permit ~ NJ, IA
of family. will end thesc Pills saccsefui ps
ventive. +0t1
Laiies who s-c pregnant, should not ue these piis
S they are sure 10 hiring on miscarriage, though no Ia
address, DR.. sANrLoy & co.,
fs6tf Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-20


S'HESE L ds were granted by the Govrnmsrtt t
among the richest and the mos. serts in the world
They extend Northeast and Northwes., through the
middle of the State, 70 h extreme South And include
every variety Of climate snd prcdgnscns found re-
tween these parallels ~ latitude. 1&H Northern por-
aad in the niii,e and eouthewD section tmier rre.
d,rinstes. alternating with beautiful prairies and
openings.
The cinss. is more hes'.hy. mild and erushle than
any other part Of the cnurry--the Air 10 pure and
ocins, while living streams and springs OF excellent
Bituminous coal r. extensively mined. ard supplies
q cheap and 6esra,'e fuel, heing furnished az many
points At % 70 =. PER ton-and wood can be had at The
Buildins ston. ~ excellent quality also ahounds.
The srer sertity OF these lands. which are hi.ek
rich mould from two 70 FIVE feet deep, AMI gentlirc
roinr-ther con.icuitv 10 this road. " which every
the principal markets North, South, East, West and
the economy with which they he cultivated. rer
Ter them the most valuable investment that can he
found: and present the most fsvorshe opportunity.
acquire comsTtahie independence in q few years.
Chicago n now the greatest grain market n the
worli-anf the eci,itv aud economy with which the
products Of these ands he transported to that nrk
ef, make them more p-otahe, at the prices asked,
than those mare remote NJ government rates-a the
the laser, which be home ~ the rroducsr ir the
reiucrd price he receives for his grain, &C.
The tile is perfect-and when the Nnal payments
are made deefs are executed hv the Trustees arpoint
ei " the ssaie and in won the tie ,s vessd 70 TIE
Simple, free aud clear Of every incumoanee, lien or
THE PRICES ARE FROM e6 TO $50.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-20

hAMASWS. 80 pieces sT dsmast' a. Ill woo,. ars
81 pieces 81 union assorted: N niece, SA co'iin
damass German: ~ pieces LIGHT Nrpai clnhs together
with isces tasses, curtain silks, fnees. tufts &C., for
crrafs rimmings-for sale w
my9. CHARLES BARCOcK.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-20

EGka
sss w ! g & q. s.tSR !. Z
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-20
BOOTS AND SHOES.

pRRsH ARRIVALS AND DAILY ADDITIONS DIRECT!
Warranted Good or tho Money Refunded.
Deal Exclusively in Boots 4 Shoes.
OVK spri1s ana "a Sumner purchasers are now b
yery lsrge assortment Of every variety Of BOOTS
SHOES and 9AITERS OF every size and style.
pliei ON the mos. ressora.le terms. Our Goods
aTect from the Country Manufactures, and many o.
our stock an examination before huying elsewhere.
I'll McREA WELLS,
aps! Fist street. Fosters Block.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-20
INTEREST ONLY THREE PER cent.

r. Twenty per cent will he defuctei from the
cre.fit prize sor cash.
Those who purchase on long credit, rive notes psva.
bic In Q, :, ard years arer fse, and are REQUIRED
to improve onstenth annually for five yexr1 30 ae tc
land under cultivation, at 0se end o.
t,,a, time.
Competent surveyors viii accompany tlnse wh,
wish to examine these lands, free OF charge. ana aic
them in naa,ing selections. afE
The lands rer,aining vn.old are As rich AID valuable
rs those which have heen disposed of.
SECTIONAL MAPS
Will Ne gent IN who will enclose my INV u
postage stamps, and hooks CT panphlcfs, c,rtsinfne
respectable and well krnwnt fsrrers, ,tivirg n the
reish' orhood II the rsirosi kIds. arorenout tre
~ harvesting, threshing. stc-or Any c.hsr irfona'
on---vvli re cheerfniiy given. on spplicaion, e1he
pers,ns.ly by letter, Il Enrch Sr,rrn ~ %
III irs<seN n JOHN Nlb,ONs
La1i COMMISSIONS N the Illinois Central X; y. Co..
rZ- o1ce IN Illinois Central r. E. Depot, Ch'eaco
lille oiG.s feiJofnno"
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-01-15
Prescriptions for Opinion.

The Madison (Wisconsin) Argus says:
"In this State, and even in this county, sup
port has been refused to worthy minister,
for no other reason than because he voted
for Buchanun;" and it repeats that it is lit.
orally true, that "within the limits of this
city men were told by these clergymen that
il they voted for Buchanan they would 90 to
hell"
In Portage county, a short time since, ar
attempt was made to dismiss school teach
er because he voted for Buchanan.
In Geauga county, one or two churches
or at least their leading members, including
venerable deacon, have declared that nc
Democrat should become q member of the
church for no Democrat coutd be christian.
Another degree Of fanaticism would bring
back again the days Of witchcraft, when mer
would be hanged and burnedfor not agreeing
with these self-constituted saints.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-01-15
Foreigners, Read.

On Saturday, January 10th, Mr.. Brand, a
Black Republican from the Champaign Dis
trict introduced resolution in the State
Senate, declaring that no foreigner should
have the privilege cfhe elective franchise
~nta the expiration Of one gear after Obtain
ing his last naturalization popers. A vote
was taken upon this resolution and it was
carried, yeas, II; nays, IL.
Thus it will be found that seventeen Re-
publican Senators of Ohio, most of whom
were doubtless elected in part by naturnliz.
ed citizens, have attempted to deprive the
foreigners Of the State, of their legal right
to exercise the elective franchise. These
same Republican Senators, during the Pre-
sidcntial contest begged and prayed for the
foreigners to support Fremont. They loted
the foreigner then, now, they hate him.
Time and again, we have charged that the
friendship Of the Republicans fer tho foreign
born was only for the sake of getting the
power and that as soon as this end was ac-
complished, they would turn against, aad
attempt to disfrahchizc the naturalized CHI.
zens. Our words are proving true. The
work Of dsfranchisement has already be-.
gun.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-01-15

J. w. GRAY, Esq, Of the Plain Dealerhas
been sued for libel by Horace Greeley
Horace is certainly getting desperate. There
is no paper in the Onion which darIng tire
campaign teemed with more unbushing
falsehoods, or which was controlled by O
more intriguing and anscruPulcus politician
than the New York Tribune. Fhe SUIT il
brought fot damage done to character; had
it been on the ground ofinjured pride instead
OF IN injured character, 1.-THE movement would
be infinitely more sensible. That Greeley
has any character worth contending for is
On absurd suppositiOn to ony one who is fa'
miliar with his conduct during the late con.
test. 81. a1
. We predict that the above named suit on
the one hand, will make friends for Gray
and cT.hs other, lessen the patronage Of the
Tribune Office
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-01-15
The Ocean Telegraph. L.

The greatest scheme which has attracted
public attention for many years, is that now
going forward, of uniting the Eastern and
Western Continents together BY telegraphc
communication. The idea Of Englishmen
and Americans talking together in familiar
conversation across On ocean Of three thou
sand miles in width, is truly wondetfaI.@
This binding together OF EHrope and Ameri-
ca-bringing people heretofore separated by
q world ofwutcrs, into neighhorly familiar'
ty.~may be a meaNs Of affecting mighty
chan gcs not alone in the commercial but IN
the social and political world. The nearer
neghbors and friends or communities and
nations are brought together, the more in
fuence they exercise over each other
Their Institutions, customs, laws and nam
ners, become nssimilated. So it will be in
a greater or less degree between Europe and
America. The value of monarches will
depreciate or the Republic under which we
live, will take upon itself monarchical fea-
turcs. ......
In PWrely business point ofvicw, tho
advantages resulting from the establishment,
of this line Of telegraph will be immense
The commercial transa ctions going forward
between New York and London merchants
and which arc now SO extensive as almost tC
control the Question of war and peace be.
( tween the two respective governments, will
be widely increased, nor will there be any
morc difficulty Of completion thuR those be
tween Philadelphia and Baltimore or an!
other points separate bat few miles.
This work so great in tlc undertaking an'
SO important in its results, will be completed
about the FIRST of July. As soon us the tele
graphic cable is prepared, two vessels eacl
bearing half, are TO start from Liverpool, ant
sail together URtil they reach the eaiddle o
the Atlantic. There, the ends of .hc CABLE
are TO be securely fastened, when oae of !ht
vessels retaining one part Of the cable re
turns to London, and the other continues OF
westward to New Foundland, in this manHe,
making the chain of communication com
plete. ......
The distance is caculated at about three
thousand five hundred miles from London t
Boston by this route. AT rough estimatr
and allowing the circumference of the cart
TO be about twenty.four Thousand miles, TIT
difference in time between London and Bos
ton is about three hours and half; or il
other words London is about three hour
and half ahead of Boston in point of time
A dispatch sent from London at half pas
six in the evening, would reach this cont
nent at three O'Clock in the afternoon of th
same day. Thus each days proceedings il
parliament may be reported and published
by the evening papers in any part Of th
United States. A Bostonian may read tht
London news in an American paper, befor
it is yet dry from the London press.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-01-15

whole fusion phalank--oficers aud all--to
execute and put in furce its provisions. 1t
would injure then political prospects, end
though the whole country were desolated BY
the evils Of strong drink, though fami.
lies we're broken up and heurth'stOnes de-
serted, there is not RepubliosO leader in
Portage county, from LYMAN w. HALL
down (or opp to the most Insignificant cats
paw Of the party who would raise finger TO
stay the swift rushing tide Of evil. They
were Maine Law men as long as there was
any hope of Office through that meaRs.--
They foiled upon that hobby, but by another
miserable dark lantern shin, thY obtained
the control of the county, and now they
dare not take ground upon any question les'
the spoils OF Office fgdc away and they be
tumbled into Aopeless minority. Who
will claim that such men are honest!
Yes, you Wing, Free Soil, Maine Law,
Dark Lantern Republicans, give US some
evidence Of your sincerity before you ask
men TO believe your professions. Point us
TO someStirg yCu have done for the sobriety
and the peace OF community before you
charge US with inebration. Break open The
barrels and pour Ou! the roins ia yOHr o'on
cellars, before you accuse Others Of Ois tedass"
Blow out your lanterns and ceme forth from
your midnight deus, be fore you seek to ex
pose the preter4ed iniquity Ofyour neighbors
Do something which is practical, honest
honorable and bcnofcent, before you award
10 yourselves the purity and patronage o
saints and angels.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-01-15
Wnr NANxEpN WENT OUT OF FASHION :

WHY NANKEEN WENT OUT OF FASHION -
In the days Of our grandfathers there was
nothing 80 fashionable for the summer wear
as nankeen. No gentleman would be seen
abroad or at home in dress of which this
material did not 60 to the making of a por-
ton; and as we ever fixed the fashion on
questions of male costume, the mode was
adopted in France, and English nankeens
threatened to drive ell French manufactured
articles for summer wear out of market.
Louis XIV, however surmounted the difficult
ty; he ordered all the executioners and their
assistants to perform their terrible Office in
no other dress but one of nankeen..
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-01-15
Cabinet Appointments.

From the Washington gnion we learn
that the runor Of Gen. CASE appointment
Of Secretary Of State, is entirely premature.
Not word las been exchanged between
him and Mf. Buchanan upon the subject
The report in regard to other appointments
are equally uhfounded.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-01-15

GovEkroR's MEssAdE.-A large share OF
our columns is taken up to- day BY the Cover.
nor's Message. We defer comments upon
the document to-day, but hope to consider
at length some points noticed there in Id the
course Of week or two.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-01-15
Sudden Death Of tWO Friends Of
President Buchanan.

The town and neighborhood OF Fintona
were thrown into state of CONSERVATION or.
Sunday morning last, by the sudden demise
Of Alexander buchanan, Esq, second cous.
IN OF the new American President, who uo.
to the moment of his death on Saturday
night, was apparently enjoying good health.
His brother, Beaver Buchanan : Esq. of Tully.
broom Clogher, was Immediately sent for,
and after arriving had severe attack Of dis.
ease OF the heart, (which he has been laboring,
under for some time, and which ended fatal.
ly on Tuesday afternoon, while the remains
OF the former wefe being conveyed TO tho
churchyard. They were Of the nearest re.
lations, in this country, to the new American
President, both about forty years of are.
unmarried, and highly esteemed by ali
classes OF the community, for kindness and
oereVolence to all, without exception to
party.-Fermanash (Ireldad) Mall.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-01-15
Love AFTER MARRIAGE; and ,bir,eer, 2, o,h. :,

Love AFTER MARRIAGE; and thirteen other
choice NOVELTIES Of the Heart. BY Mrs.
caroline Lee Hentz. T. D. Peterson.
No lo2 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
From circrlaf sent us by the publisher,
MI. PfrESsor,we learn that he has in press
and and viii isste onthe 5lst inst, a book bear
ing the above title. Mrs. Hentz was one Of
our most successful writer's, and her tales,
each year grow more popular. Those wish
ing copy OF the above work should send to+
the publisher Immediately. Price, in one ,e
large duode clmo' volume, neatly bound IN
clolh, y! ! 70 cents; in two volumes, paDsir
cover, 81 90. Copies of either edition ssSf
Fee % postage, on the remission Of the ptire,.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-01-15

the more you are rui ned.
GTOle Bull, the celebrated Norwegian
Violinist, was arrested in New York on Fri
day morning by deputy sheriff, on civil
suit, and during the day might have been
seen in the company of this agreeable COM
paDion and his own lawyer, wandering about
che city in search Of bail, which he finally
obtained.
0TA Washington correspondent of the
New Orleans Dalta, says that slavery in the
District of Columbia is decidedly ON the
wane. Six years ago there were six thous.
and slaves within the District, but now there
are only three thousand. Fn the same Pc
riod the free negroes have increased from
four thousand to twelve thousand.
| GTHenry Ward Beecher recently re.
marked that he could soy what probably few
men could, viz: that he is not able to tell
one card from another, that he had never
been to a theatre, opera or citcus, and that
he Is enable to name different liquors by
their color or taste. That's nothing. We
are acquainted with several persons who
doH'f know B from bull e foot-=can't read
E--don't know enough to go into. the house
when it rains-neter laugh-never do a
Kind act or soy pleasant word-.c can't tell
mutton from beef by its taste or color, and
were never inside Of place called Beecher's
church. There is plenty Of ignorance in
| the world--Beecher need not boast Of his.