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New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01
NEwYoRK pAIIY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1855

for wears past until DON they have assumed the
magnitude of Il Crowl too loud and omnious - be
disrersrded Shameful cheats in the delivery of
coal to public institutions have been detected and
exposed and this has Increased the outcry among
The consumers. They require the coal ~ be-
weighed in some wsy 10 insure them honest weight.
Somebody has Il s.fwelghng cart. patented Of
course which h. wants to work into notice and TO
be used eyeryw here 10 measure coal. Others are
hostile Ia T. and call the Corporation ,o put up
scales all over the city al which esch load shall be
publicly weighed before delivery. Nobody seems
to deny the great underlying fact that everybody
gets .hort weight. great dust being thus raised
the dealers have undertaken 10 settle i By gen
eral meeting They were dead sgains, the self
weighing cart suspiciously So for while some con-
demned II not reliable, Others fully approved H.
The hoe subject discussed al length, and finally
the conclusion was that if any Interference must be
submitted TO- il was better 70 have public scales
put up by the city. But i it not little Singular
that in this large community, where At least
million tuns OF coal are consumed Annually. not one
Of us has any means Of knowing whether he l.
cheated in the weight. and If 20, whether the cheat
BE- ten or twenty per cent
Cspital continues 10 be piled mp in all our Banks,
neither commerce nor manufactures being active
enough 10 set il in motion. Prime paper goes
readily al five 10 six per cent but the dulne-s oi
trade allows little of il to be made, and the makers
of moot Ot II are taking II tnemselScs-in othrI
words, cashing their purchases al the same rate'
The paper of houses that suspended last year ana
obtained extensions is cashcd in many csses AT
twelve per cent But there ia pervad.ng shyness
among lenders. Yet ii cannot be denied that what
business has been done during the year has been ot
a sound and wholesome character. One Chestnut
street Bank, for instance, whose discounts for
twelve months past exceeded y, 900 Eo, has now
on hand but Si51 of overdue paper made this year.
L L. Il IyU
that the mercantile bebt due 10 them when they sus-
pended must have been very generally paid. and
that the convulsion of I-57 WAS really only panic
not justified By the necessities Of the occasion
that II general contraction only, not wholesale
prostnlion, the proper remedy. As matters
now stand among ~, everything seems ready Tor
new career of expansion nj the first appearance Of
q general let-up. The amount of capital ready to
be distributed when this lctup shows itself Is enor-
nous. When it comes, the rush will resemble a
speculative scramble. 1t may also be- added that
there is II widespread feeling among Us tnat We
have passed the worst. ard that next year there
will be- decided Improvement IN business OF all
hnds.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01

son DR.. Cheever concluded with the story ot toe
ltue Irsh boy Who didn't care aoytGius about the
vhptn his father gave him, but thought that /, Vas
TOO bad 'or l. na,.y. born American 70 be ,;et by
1n lri-hmsn.
An old geuilemsn With Z venerable besyi rose on
tie fcor Of tie hoa.e and begged to speak sbolt
Gods WI lie vas called 10 order. AID
TIE L y. D.. >NITu -poko IL favor OF colleges gen.
erally The College, he sad, was tue fountain, the
Clo,on River VIII supple! the PIPES sri ns.n', th,
coumcu .chools. Tncse -ef-raie men Of Nhou We
bad head 20 uuch, had made thomseives with tools
furnished by ,hesooeges. Although the -tliss Of
our ordinary COLI re course we're emineu;ly practical
tbs TO embooy st more practice. iee'ur's.
Dr.. Smith corc uied By an affecting picture ot ia-
mers boy foed IN LIS attempt 70 60 - college, be-
cause ere was 10 such in-t.tui On ss this The Peo
ples College should be q pearl fisher which woald
bring up from tie decPs many sem Of puFcst rsy
ser,re tc glitter on the i.sdem OF the State ltp-
plguse
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01
DINNER or ST. AyDREWS SOCIETY,"

TIE anniversary Of S.. Andrews Society wa cele-
bra,ed Lost evening 1t the Metropolitan Hotel by q
public dnper. Aeout two hundred aud fifty gentle
n en- were present and participated in tue festivities
As tie guests took their seats. Mr. McCl-llsn, tie
famous PIPER marched into the dning-room, in N sh-
land costume, srd made the circuu of the tables
playi ing various Scottish airs upon his pipes. aud
elicitrg considerable sppiau,e. The head Of tae
b0rquet.ba was giaced with q Transparency repre-
sea,iog the patron saint Of the Sociey and the asgs
cf the sis,er charitable bodies suitably disposed
around the room. Mr. ADAM NoREtE, tte worthy
President Of be Society. ,at a. The head Of the table
Dr. Bes-, Presideut CT ia, St. Georges Society,
"a, On biz right hari Mayor Tienaun sa' on the
left While Messr.. B W. Bouney OF the Set Eogaud,
Mr.. Sloane Of tire 81. Patrick, Mr. Nerpanck OF the
-; cholas, the Hon 81. Archibald Bri IS Consul,
De- Rae, the Rev. Messrs. AcL.od, Bra'h, .nd other
g,rtemen occupe the seats adjacent. After bless
II bal been ssked by tie Rev. Mr. Mcleod tie con-
PEI sat DOWN 70 dinner. L. = uurece sery 70 remark
,hst tie Lelaris Oh this as many previous occs-
sons, did heir utmost 10 make ,her eutertainuetI
agreeable TO all. After iioner the Rev Mr. Bcash re-
turned thanks ard tie cloth being remoTet the Pres!-
ceIt arose and said:
BROTHERS or ST. ASDREw: My irs: duty on rising
70 adiies- iOu ihs eVeL.Dg i 10 tuauA !'l, "uAl
do most sincerely, for the honor you have asac
thought proper to couler upon TIE, by placios me 10
;b!s honor .te position. assure yO1 that an Idly
s.nsioe Of your kindress 10 giving lie tn! Tene"'
mark Of your confidence, and trust yon VII no, est
mate ny appreciation thereof by tne5e few "urds 0i
aokuowied. uen,. Il is 81 old and salata'y custom
with us my c0untiyuen, on coCme cclns lie" pefIoa
OF Societys exs,ence 10 take retrospect OF le
pact year in order that may asc-rta.a " lat We
have been doing and whst has been the :rut oi ocf
lsb,rs AID you wil all agree With ne, THINK tGs.
th, pleasure Of these festive gaineing', ulIe1 sIe
auspices Of our Pstron Saint, would De df Pf'@o ..
half is swee.nes. i we had 70 evldeoce Oeio1e Us
tina, the benevolent de-igps OF cur AssoGit-!ol na
been IL some measure accomplished. W { al. Eoo"tn
primary object OF the fouucss OF this Society VAS pure
j. charitable AMI just u pr poftioe As se nave Ie.u
faithful 10 their good ilteltlcn aIe We el1. o'i ~
participate With cheerful he-rts II the etJ yeI. o
our arhla festival. Our Treasurer and Secrets J. to
ioeir respective reports have made gLcec7s's! ot
Ne 70 trouble you with details. IL ", tleie.te' us
sufficient to remind VOC that carrg no pas' sa, uo'
than 900 persons have been reAsvei from tue s'c'e
~ faLcs beside receiving when they 'e4 led t"sm
tie good fices iu va.iuU. way, vt 9 y eh7phhr
pt ysic,s. aI d malogers Who greatly T. thof orrdi
ever ready 10 perform ;t,I soa;s q .A7 "'A' u
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01

ARRgsI Os PoLcT DEALER.-W.llIsm Jacksos
keeping an Exchange Office at Ne. l08 Chshsm
.ir.et arrested yesterday .ferroon by Detective
Officer Roach. CT argci with selling policies, % com
plant Of William Schipp. It appears that Schpp.
VITO lives IN Henry street, wss apprehendeda fs@
days ago on suspicion Of robbi'g bis room-mste, bul
the evceuoe beng unsatisfactory 10 the nsgistrse.
before Vh, be wa aragoed, no was honorably dis-
CT arged Wtle IL CUSTODY, bOsever, he searched.
and puaber Of poicy slp' foufd on BIZ pc son. lie
told The ,eYs that he not guilty Of the robSery.
a.d aboa. biz ooly fault playing policies. SehPp
esd he purchased the policies Of Jack'on, and s1'
pressed wl,bngres- to make complaint ag.ns' bin,
which te accordingly did, and Ja-tice Cotnolly s'1
E. wsran, ort arrest Of the Exchange Broker"
Tie accused va. taken to tie Lover Police Court anA
h.idto bal Ia the .um Of 81, 600, Charles Mcbride
b.oouirg his surety.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01
Conviction Of Nutincers.

BoSTON, Jdesfay, Nov VI, loON.
In the Junior mu'y case, the Jury returned u ver-
Diet tins mOru;ug Ia fulioHs;
"Ttai Plutnmcr il guilty. ot murder and Cartha.
Stanley ard Ht rbeTt are severay goy OF manslaugh-
ter 4" 'Tre prisuLers were remauled fur sentence.
The Republicans, VI CouVeotion last night, nomi-
ns,ed Moses Kmball for Mayor.
The Royal Mail steamship Canada VIII san IRON inns
mort for Halifax aud Liverpool Mt about I'D "a. M to-
crrow Her msil- clnse nj the P"stottce at ; A. M
but messages filed al No II Wall street, New-ioik,
SO AS to reach here al o. will be duly forwarded
Arepcr. published it the 'o-i"n papers 10 ifgar' 10
ter., oval cf th- furniture of the Nahant House 10
Ntw.YoIk is without u shadow of truth.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01
Cant, DO6,on of The Bark 1sla de
f'nhn.

RosT0N, Tue stay, Nov. 81, Is3S
Cant. Dcbsor, arrested 90 suspiclon ot belog en-
Gagged in the ,craGe, as master oi the bark l'a &c
rcba WAS further eNaimued to-day brf 70 United
States (wnmi-sur.r Dexter aud discharged The
only witness examined was Mr. Smaley passenger
in he tark ffom Faysl TO $. VI chals who tcS itei
that Capt Dobson hal several times told him OF his
supcions oftue 'llrgalty of the voyage, and stating
alse II a, lac shnul rot remsia with the vessel.
Tho t,ial II Cn,rad Fmmer third mate; George l..
Austin. osrperter, ard Augustus Harmony, seaman,
Of the vAalcsiip C,rtcs, "f New-Bedford, charged
viii burpns that vc-s,l ia Ma ch last near the 'ud
Of Medscaecsr was cnmmeucei to-day hetrc Judges
Clifford and Sprague, Of the L. s. Circuit Court.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01

vhsre sre aad thenf'ro il is trust he Govesu-
rirs's q both countries will sd the further prox~>s
Il Tbs g-ss, undertaking. ThAi ,eleg,spiic c.ans-
rCsiio, serves TIE ccvan T. 10 be est.b ,h q, oss
cau istel e,o. Tie bed oi the sea will before lsss.
d. iltyr-i cd by Aty teegrsphc cable, Aod the usss
vii cSme whcn. by means of these ageucie. in Tho
words ot yoOT great poet;
MAJ e. % wsrt ser
So. bro,ls r, b. ar > g. 81.
Aui st souie foure cecbrat.on of your snniver,.-y
fs;.v n you viii De ersb,t to Interchange consratut
uor. u,t My Nth yout sister societies OF ilu5crrt
sri Clssrnv bat looking 60 the peculiar progress
uess Il S,o'clul~n, Sh th" y. Audrew y s'o.et>s.
+. nav be of Ne,'jo sud Of CsUt"n. NJ. Pre'deut,
thank vrl &. tbe kitd AZ 1 too haitouog msnnc, N
which you have been pleased to associate my Wy"
pith tt's foa.. II Is grrtiy ng Ia ne pot 10 'osS
rrou i'm I'll e,,iuatou Of thN-e ~hose gO'i op'nios
yslue. | rce ard 4 a. both an honor ard pessufs
60 &c cree mere your gUest on Tue te'"N al uV -
,cu- patron Saint. | haye listened with : eat s<us-
fsCtot 70 the 'ec,al tlis events ~ the oenehccse
deeds Of your S'ieiy aud trust that, with hin,ea.H
d ards upou your charity. yod may b. blessed VIA
shut tsu'ly increased means Of meeting taeui. In
ciosi,g, 1--WE you'
TAsh,4lh q the P.,.ase.t. tds~ Na''-> ,'s
Tie iosst druuk with hooors, the ninstrc~
striking up For be = Jolly good fellow.
Ibe text tCsst WAS;
Tie Cirs u Nev York
II, H'nor. Mayor TIFN,SN, responded. lie ssif %
ils kci then. fnf giviug h'm opportunity ct mees-
~ with them on thi, festive OCca>on. lie was gt<f
Tia, tti- couii WAS open 70 receive the men ass
women of AZ countries, snd he hoped ths, IL m'gM
swsys c. ntiru~ open Ia the people ct the Sona.
iChrtrs Tie Mavor rcls;ed CIRCUMSTANCE c"nnosS-
IS with r.s private turtrne. la lsn, while hre -
raging IN his siore wlcn wonhi hs,. len him soms
$50 600 less nothing. friend Of bis old R'esis
Prttisrsw came his tescuc end after giviog him
c cck ioi 500, bui, vp his PREMISE. ard did sot
rieseu. Inn the bill until te wac abe 20 meet h.
lCheeT, III, desired to give
n. Nrsry ef R'Se't P'tnsre~.
Tlc toast was ciuuk il s.cuce.
The ut ~ to-st wss:
Tl Rp,rfrte.o Of ~ si,te- seisrss- Oar Iro,c. q.
vcrs -, h csush u hicb ersssed
Mr.. nCCosErtr arg capita. sopg, when Ur.l
Bt,Ls resporccd for n, George, NJ. SLOANE for -.
Pa'r'ck the Hor. GUIi,S {. NsRrtANcK for ~
Andrews ard Nr. Bes for ". Juustbsus Society.
OF r sp,tcbs and tossts followed, aod the Ail0
.ssteC t.i no ' .,rs' huufs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01
From kal,,;ls,
LfWt>woR1H X. r, trdsg, Nov. o. 1873.
Pr L. 5 Expre-- 70 Bnn,ev. 10 Nov. 81.


Per t. 5 Expres- to Boc,ev le Nov. 3a.1
Territorial Ma-s C"nven, on Of the cO9servai We
c.-ntui, fer the purpo-o of org4nz ~ in o2)o-t
9" toe kepu cars ss,embed 10 this city yesterday.
fte steuanuce VA numerous, though but Fix c1ul-
tee we're rp'e-'ri.d. Th"rousb reunion and reor-
gaDizatlou OF the Democracy sss advocated ard holy
&c 'a'.d strong minority chGractenlnc such action
premature.
4 feIie- ct resolutions petit ming Congress to re-
peal the band gr1tts; s-ting nil for pubic improve
ufutr d.b"ui cirg TIE Republican parry: 10 f. or OF
tXC ucg free uegres iIUn the future state 81 40
sH,; declaring the Save question dead is-ue; alvo-
cHng the op-rng of the Ind an Reserve u settlers,
ard in favor 81 q mod Ii a'iun Of the pre-nPtion
lsws. were finally ado,f~l with 3 preamble deter
mining upon The immediate organization If the De-
u.ocracy il the Territory.
Tie -.tsi"p Prolonged to late hour, nod was
rather ttfbuirIt. Both aiues Of tho patty were WI
ertat ,ieor TIE speeches both SIDES were exceed
iIgiy cl qu.rt auo able. The COnceniion DIT not
iiseli with regard to TIE candidates for the next
Pre,idercv, "ugh s'rong D,uglos TENDENCIES pre-
vailed. Toe Convention ahjouroei s'He DE.
TIE Utah msil tts arrived here, but brings no news
cf in pOrtHIce from Salt Lake.
severe weather hal s-ron-ly retarded the trains.
Those Of ROss-ll aud Waddell would get through.
Three men have arrived here from thr tu-as gold
miu's havif in tier possession about > IN gold
Dust obtaiutd ~hl'e pruspoc'iug last sumner. Idey
give 1T satisfactory statement of the richness ani
e1t.rt Of q .Old dep"ei'e.
1t Telorted tnst tie kaw Indians have made dis
Of painH but that they refuse tp dvuige IT.
uctIrn. TIE depust-, however, are believed to exist
or Sn oky Iii lat tie Fork kansas River, which l. 10
the direct to trs city aud tO Pixies II * mines
a ,uub,r # p'r-ops squated, ye-'erday, on the
military adjoining this cry. The lumber and
ther obstruc,i"ns placed the gronnd were prompt
y removed by tie Quarterma'ter Capt Van Flet.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01
The Nicaragua Emigrants.

WAsnINGTON, TOesday NV. J7, I6J8.
Tie 6fobsle Ae,cary Ell Saturday last Is received. 1t
says that most ,f the Nicsr.gun emicrans still re-
NAMED 10 Il N city hut that many of them were get
ding exceedingly Ireivr.
AuGrsrA, Ga. Tuesday, Nov. ~, 1853.
Julius, Hesse 4 c.. pnblIsh card in me None
Register of Srudsy saying, that IA tie Government
Las rt fused cearnucc TO Il emgrant sci Alec
Painter, holders Of tickets viii be refunded their
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01

MAD Br1L.-A nso bull. after . long chase, yestsr-
ia, Afternoon wss driyeo in the hallway Of the AT
Vp.or buidrg on Broadway, and there sho, throaxh
the head by Officer Poole. TIE animal was being
o,.yep up tie Bow-ry with several others, whsa
b, beceme erisget. and, e-caling from hs keeps,
dastei a, grea, speed through Spring street to Broad
way, nle,e he was killed a. above stated. The an
mel IN ho courre koock ed down hslf-adozen womsa,
trd tos-ei boy into the air, fracturiog h's skull.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01

ErEPH.Nr KILLED A correspondence Of Tie Ydsss
Demecai, sutiog rom Benton, Miss states thai A
eephaut WAS killed on the premises Of Col John n.
Sharpe Of that vicinity on the i,h inst. The hase
beast sss shnt through the brain with & bsu from .
Mrs,siPpi rife ,nd cled instantly without srasxe.
This j. he elephant tnat escaped from menas~
~ al C.n'op, tew days since.
PEEIDENTIAL TIoKCT FOR lsoJ.-A es'ern ee'
Yck aud Illinois. proposes for Presieot 10 iso'
Ja1as, Buchauap. .jr yice-Prus.delt. Gent Snlth.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01
The Case ef the SIaver Echo.

COIrNBiA :. q. Tleedav, Nov. 80, INS.
The Graud Jury came into Cruft the m"rLog aud
reported they f,dtd 10 bill ia all the three cases
agsiust the crew e tie savcr Echo rte c'u' se ct
TIE priss ners Will u,obaby move fer their discharge
on Elordav when the aues son {" the odusti'u'i"0alty
Of The oct declaring 'lr e,ave-taie PIRACY viii cone
Up foe argument. Tue L 5. Attorney will eniesvor
to hCld the prisoners.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01
Thomas AlIibonc's Trial Begnu.
PMII IAnEITMIA. Inrt q N. NV JV. u

PHIIADELFHI,, Turtdly, Nov 81. !,1>
Ire trial &C Inou,a- All ho'e Pres ieUt, and l. a.
Newtsu, Di"citr e tn Pennsylvania Bank, com
meiced L" d y'n t'r change of couspiring against,
Stea'"g ard def audng the said Ba1k \ motion
toI p6iA'e trals vac overued, when tho JGry was
seic'ed ana The case opened by the District Attorney.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01
CITY POLITICS.
BRANCH ORAIlN,a

To The PrJ'e + Nei0- York.
1 shall appear the steps Of tie Merchants ES-
charge, in Wall street ct about O'Clock today, and
address you on the coming election.
Dec. l, SO. SfEfHRS IL BRANCH.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01
The steamer Europa at Boston.

BOSTOS, TUESDAY, Nov. 3O-MidTght
The Royal Mail steamship Europa, from Halifax,
u below She will arrive up abOut a. m.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01
The Steamer Kate Frisbee.

MEMPHIS, Ten a., tuesday, Nov. 30 I5JS.
The steamer Kate tri-bec which suuk on inday
last wta pumped "ut and arrived here Yesterday.
The Memphis aud Lutte Rock Railroad 10 now open
to MaclsUn.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01

THIRD ALDHRNAyIC DIsTEIcr.-One Of tie NJ
merous candidates Of the Democracy for the Al Ter
manic honors OF tlis District, Peter ST. Sclcnck esq
E4. .CouI cimsD has urconditionally wit ldawn from
the csnvass, in the hope thereby to concentrate the
Dtmocratic vote Of the District.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01
The Steamship Indian Empire.

HALIFAX, Tue8oey, Nov. 80, ISJS
Nothing had teeu he-ri Of the steamship Indien
Empire when the Eur pa left Liverpool II vas
hoped sbe had IA, back to America
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01
The Long Island Railroad.

PHII AUfIFNIA. IlfNIty NV. OUl Io0'.
The st0 0ck bodeS ot the Long Island Railroad voted
ye.erday to change the teluuu- OF their route from
Atlantic street Brwklyu. to Hu,ter's Point, rrov ced
il cau be ttCt.d he terms named 10y the Board ~
Directors VIZ: TIE issue by the Road Of 80 tt0
worth If e. Ven per ceut bonds aod the receipt Of
$50 OcO in cash FROM the parties benefited 10 Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01
Indictments for Robbery.

bIFFALV' IutsdAy, Nov. 81, INJS.
Robert DeyerehrN, Charles Burns ard AeXtIdar
X Allen have been indicted by the Grand Jory f.r
robbng the banking otice Of own 4 Keep of : 900
come w. eks since. Aim was clerk IN the Office az
the time the robbery tOOk place.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01
Fires.

BrFFAI0. Tncsfay, Nov. ~ lN>'
The extersive broom factory of Beut Ii b'st"n' ~
lhamsv lie, vas 6,stro'ed by hIe Ill an cary h'u'
TINS ortirR. Iors at NJ SlO0W. "
few hours later 'hc large brewery OF treder'cA
A6reCht. Batavia street. THE city, with its o,,n' %
t,nis U! beer and bat, y, was burned Loss slooVo'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01
snow at Montreal.

MOSTKIAI, Tue DAY NOV. ~ ~
Srow /. 'allirg heavily this morning. Wind ). t..
Thermometer "a.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01
The Ohio River.

PARFrRsBrrG. Va, Tuc-d-y, NOV. 81 iNN
Tbere are ,s, Tee, az w1rer in TIE Ohio River al
this poilt. Boats are plenty sud rates lo"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-01
Not CAPTURED.

SUFFERNs, =. J IuosdGy, NOV 80, l0,S.
TIE cscaI- 4 rris ,ners, Ifoc atd McC0rGic have
Dot been recaptuIeJ. was stated il Mondays New.
foik paPcIs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-11-24
wo,seT, n me Humsp gvs,sm.

Paley appiauds the contrivancs BY which
everything we eat is made TO glide on its road
to he guilet, over the entrance Of the wind
pine, without falling into it. A little movsbls
jid. he epiglOttis, which Is lifted up when we
breathe. Is pressed down on the chink Of TIE
air passage By the weight Of the food and the
action Of the muscles in swallowing it. Meth.
er solids nor liquids, in short, can pass without
shutting down the trsp-dOor as they proceed.
But this lie only q part Of the safeguard. The
sIit at the top Of the wiDdPiPe, which never
closes entirely unless we breathe, is endowed
with 40 acute sensibility to the slightest parti-
Gle Of matter.
The least thing which touches the margin Of
the aperture causes It's sides to come firmly to-
gether, and the ibtruding boiy is stopped at the
inlet. 1t is stopped, but unless removed must
drop at the next inspiration into the lungs.
To effect its expulsion, the ssnsibility OF the
rim al the TOP Of the Wintpipe actually puts
into vehement action, a whole class Of muscles
placed lower than the 10 ton, and which,
eompressing the chest over which they are dis
tribated, drive out the air with a force which
sweeps the offending Substance before it.
The convulsiVs coughing which arises when
we are checked, Is the energetic effort OF ma
ture for our relief, when anything chances TO
have evaded the protecting epiglotts. Yet this
property, 10 which we are constantly owing
our lives, Is confined to a-siogie spot 10 the
throat. It does not, as Sir Charles Bell af-
firms, belong to the rest Of the windpipe, but
is limited to the orifee. where alone Il is need
ed. Admirable, too, it is 10 observe that while
thus sensible to the most ineigni6 .sDt atom, il
bears without resentment the atmospheric cur
rents which are constantly passing to and fro
over its irritable lips. at rejects" saw
Psley, "tbe touch Of a cTumb Of bread or a
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MAT Dwelling House o. three rooms, -
"A win sod cist-n ard neat gaIdea. Rent &aa
4 IS pet m0nth- Apply IN the prsmisesb tween III
Wsg tner's Exchange No I clrHer q south A
and 1esot0 streets, OF 20 2. Tufts 4 CO opposite 70
60, go n7l-d
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AFAILURE.-Colonel Moore, a veteran poll
ticisE Of the Old Dominion, enjoyed great per
sonal popularity on account OF bis afability
Of manner, and, Of course, could always carry
a big vote whenever be was up for an Office
He generally spoke to everybody he met, an
usually succeeded in convincing then that be
knew them well. Re met bis match one morn
ing. however, when on meeting a countrvnar
he shook hands heartily with him and com
m-nced:
sWhy, how do You do, thir2 am very glad t.
thee you a fne day, thir; l thee you thill ridt
yOu fine old gray, thir."
NO, sir; this horse is one / borrowed thit
morning"
cont ahl well. thlr, how are the old gentle
man and lady ?"
Ny parents have been dead about TIRE.
years, sir
{" Bot how it'll your wife, thir, and the chill
drsn?O
81 an an unmarried man, sir"
"Tbure enough. Do you thill live on tn
old farm ?"
"No, sir; have just arrived from olio
where | was born"
Well, thir, ] gusth I dOn't know you sfte
all. Good morning, thir."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-11-24

millinery Goods and JeWelFy.
TALL At g B. LOCKE Co.'S, No. 262 Main street.
and examine q prnEd TOT q Frehch Millinery
Seeds, Ilst received from tAe Eastern cities. Also, lot
CT assorted Jewel y. of various patterns and designs.
AT o. which We propose % sen o. redEcsd or auction
pric g. Gene, an y1uI buy.
e. Q. LOCKE & Co..