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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-13

HOTEL9.
DLAsCARD HOUSE, BROADWAY AND TWELFTH
ID street. New Yortfashonaby ocaed, elegantly fur.
nishcd with every modern improve ment and foe
he OF priv families gentlemen
by the lower Public
fully solced BY the management
HOWARD HOTEL.
III Issuiin-The rnpar.neruhip heretofore existing
tween Kingsley Anslie this day Dissolved BY mutual con-
sent. y. y. kINGSItf,
Novruepn TO- 1858. JOHN AINSLIE.
w he continued hereafter by the uodersgned
Novrssrn 10, 1855. }. v. KINGSLEY.
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INV voRx, Nov. g, 1853

DOCKS RCoB SAT ArCrTON.-By =. ". PRESTON 4
ID CO. 625is irosdway. Iiy catalogue III. lar.
valuable assortment ~ 10 offered at
ngcirn n this city Among them may be found rich and
choice clegan bindings; standard editions Of ID. Ri
h poets aft books: folio qusrto rev aud pocke
Bibles PRAYER books, albums juveniles Ac, NC Sale
mrces ILL., dav AZ o. o., r. NJ Sales auction every
q. c.,ng Until the entire stock u dl-pt sd OF
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PROCLAMATION

pRocLAMAT1oN.
day the 18th day Of November inst 70 be observed day
mann Mayor Of the cts q New iori do hereby earnestly
Thanksgiving Ai%sniy God for ali th great and manifest
blessings he has bestowed in his good providence city
panic which recently Frustrated the and industry Of our
mic and the work % do The hsEvess
oithe country have been peneous sordng people the
Pstence has been permitted TO visit beyond any
sns even DC ss ofpsr have to The snenance
sn We ars ssSprea n G@ ey
dictates conscences For these and other manifold
the Gi,er ofa Good bq esgecisi thus - apar
en e 'e wonS s e end On Ss those sse
who have been alored with prosperity should mnar n their
coalcrt and aiesng distress honor er creator
In testimony eofI ~, nv name
and affixed the ayoraly seai Of the city 81 how York this
eight han ID and Gi'y eight DANIEL + TiFaSSs
L Usrrp srarxs CArr-oL Rxre-gon }
AND wAssise7os AaUroUcr ofvlcr
s, ~, ). wAsgssTos IL, Sept S;: LA
day Of Dsce, at noon for Furnishing grouns
Of ths eItenson Of the Csio ore hgndei shafts for tas
The dimensions as follows
each shs u be sssty aye f, tsc sad one & s 4
heieb, from the bottom Of said tors t. the top Of s upper
Of the or bottom Of shan % he
above the base feet the ca
tai two fee. and ega.a inches AID he diameter Of the
These are the ne, dmensons q tie work when dnsAed
free from all detects which would make heoat~ the In
The above sh,n. be OF white American marble ssn,iy
ssa se -''''' e''"''u "'-- l'
gs eGso s' r s .bme % ~ md
The PsSp s ss0u devs ss .Seu " ss
panied by written guarantee, signed BY or
: n. saSs or s v or as S
enter into an obssaa within ,sn days WITH good and sud
ia y ,.osp,aisa b The ss-iass,s q no
SaSy AGENT or sne o. he gsaers n
.du known 70 the D1sn.e. Sr q War; A
The United stes The right y any all bs
Tor prosurrr The marie
Proposals VIII be received for furnishing shsrs In
the number Of shafts offered IL Sage booxs or IN pieces
PROPOSES vii be opened oce Al noon Of the Oh
ccmber next IN the presence Of bdera who cse 10 se
By order Of The Secretary q War;
In charge Of linked states CAPITOL Es.cnsioa
FORM oy A GUARANTEE
rcC Cap. n Q; Mics. IriLes States kusnsers..
hereby Jointly. nd v 81 . -
sd esesus lie contract same sOcd and sua-sn.
as ceSr% M g % en- Which
:ass S.'~ssa ~ Dc s.a iSs owes "a
der. Ne.
O. ~.
hereby certify he best 81 knowe.y~ BELIEF
the above guaraniors good aud sufLcoai Ell
DFCrrvER OF TAXES oFrrCE, NEW CITY HALL.
Ia - Chnmh-fs street New York Nov. l. iessNoiicc ts
thai per ceut all re added the ls Of De
cemher Al sxcs remaining unrah also ha two cent
will BE- added ne lth day cf December No money ~
ceiyed after clock Il N Occ hours from So q 2fh
WILSON SMALL, Receiver.
CTANsFlL a GLASS. ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
~ CONVICTION, GA,
will the counties ~ Newton Henry Spshng Pike,
Monroe Epson and Jasper aud will give prom III
all bushes. entrusted their win also collect
debts anywhere in the sie Of Georgia u Eve hun
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VI Sasstu ircet-IirNi.y III LEEDS 80 VIII sell =
Monday tud TUESDAY Nov vs. ani ~ u iU, oclrrk
each day, At 100 fts street tn entire stk &C "
Nr 6lg glass and prsrs farclna consisting
hundred and MY trrrh plate rs.r manic mud oval
~ Size and pattern IN richly Bruauenlai Gilt
fnwep pTther with twn hundred ni paintings " noirn
krrpean artists, pastel "ngrayng many o which arr
The rnis ru,s finished nnd 3nil ~hcd will
~ II, w. sold Persons dsdrus og purchasing should
an ~ avail themselves ~ this opportunity.
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nJTCH BULB ROOTS At ArCTtON.--I r. VAN
IL ANTWERP will sell this dav Al - Wilh1m street eight
rAaes beautiful nowcrg roots consisting % hyacnth
tups narcissus lnperas le~, suawirups
ars onqus &C. Flower aneers attend. Catalogues ready
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BILLIARDS.
All, THF BILLIARD NEWS WILL. BE FOUND IN THE
~ BILLIARD CUE for November, just pubsgrd. saloon
others have copies gratis BY applying he
publishers 81 street. 81 fheans ruoms corner Tenth
s"e"' -.
1UrrAxs IMPROVED billiard TABLES AND
ersm0Ns,
pro,.ctei ~ letters ~ patent dated
February 10, lN5
October - 1858,
December n iFbTs
January IL 1S,S two n this i.tel.
improvements IN these tables make them
r.sp.a the world, They oierd - the scientific b
hard payer combining speed w truthuever beiore OBTAIN
ed any billiard table
spesrsous 80 and re Broadway.
Mandatory - Ann street, y. y.
DHErsN's PATENT BILLIARD TABLES AND COMB
III nalUn cushions manufactured and for saie only nv
0CONNoRA COidENpEk, 81 Ann street. y. v.
CpItNnfp SLATE ANu MAHRrE Egp TABLES FOR
- fas ~ SIS and go, everything vnplrte second baud
tent humhur cushioned t.l.ns.
wv. II. GglFftrli, IL Fulton s,rsct
III D. sHARP's IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES ron
w public ard private use, With a. W Htnan's patent
esxb cushions patented Nav :, 1853 Acknowledged ~ e
experienced AMI rrnclcal players superior Any
Purchasers will well by calling uesors purchasing
elsewhere Mandatory las Fulton A few second
hand tables Ter sale cheap.
WANTED TNMEprATFtY-A GOoD SECOND HAND
w bHlarr table. ~. y ~ sf. m4Nls o. q te hf
viii athH n.fsarv rtfF rhean's Sh.fp's tushi9Hs.
fueurc ~ ~ ~euh stree.
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uIESRv n. LEEDS. ArcrIOvEER-ssrEsroox 40
III N....n .freat HENRY rsHliS A a

III Nsetau -lreetIiFNKN Vt TsFIlN VI WI SCI y
auction on SATURDAY, Nov II NJ at, O'Clock. " the ssesFOom
~ NaA@su STREET general assortment &c huschod fur
nre for conyerience ~ ssc consisting q brussels
and nrs carpets rosewood md ruahng naror ss in
brccals ha cloth exemsnn dining tables, rosewood
Vic p dressing bureaus 10 wsssnfs unr chairs shaving
si miffcfs rocbe sn1 lace window curtains
s TnaFtie too etc gres toilet set. mahsra
rosewood bciss ads hair mattresses, Blankets
lids BOOSTERS and pillows crtxefy glass AMI Kitchen
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vrNrAcK's rurrPr
~ ugyAT aTc(ss ~ u
will te pru1rcet. ", tGp
~ OkD TfW IN riffe COUNTRY.
ana WIN appropriate srurrs 1pn rsyicr last ~.
a. uh ueh nuF c y Ing - thedttc oadJn, enlIsd
aIfs1 10 rIlr BAD,
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J,nFScu THEATRE 49, BROADWAY. OPPOSITE rae
ENGLISH COMPANY
Til. Uxrnf = SATJrDA .A.slxsL,,ss NJ - srsos
rsyt II HhwT wrh powerful ca 10 ccncInde visk -
TWO y, lAans. Oven opes& w; y SsuDe0eS Z ik
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A SsI0NER'S sALE.-NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
"A ts the undersigned assignee OF the Chap.
man OF New York city, will sell at public aacon. on Tues
the 18th November inst IL O'clock the Msrchans
ffchar &c, b. HEkTS MOSS auCtioneers vaons notes
accounts Judgments and other belonging the
the said Chapman, catalogue whereof will be
rshei the time ofsae The sale Will be absolute being
purpose of closing the For further
ueuars In urc their Office No d, Pine
street where catalogues may examined
suh~rriber. THOMAS MORTON, Assignee,
No. 22 Pearl street up ssAiraL
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A UCTloN NOTICE.
n NJ. G. EDEY. AUCTIONEER
EZRA IuDI.OW

VIII sell his day Saturday at los o'clock salesrooms
ZINE street, without reserve, TO close Il coneeru.--
ID e einS,S casks cognac brady.
20 sherry, port and madeira wines.
go OOc favOrite brands Havana aud oshtr segsrs.
At III O'Clock.
large assortment Of light wagons top hugEies rockaways
rutd all mostly city made aud fgly warranted
Asl second hand ston chaisn In perfect order
S5o with harness 10 match Also three elegant seghs
Also oO single and double harness Of every variety
sale positive.
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FORM oy A GUARANTEE.
ATTORNEYS ATLav.

WILSON SMALL. Receiver.
SrANsFlL GLASS, ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
~ CONVICTION, GA,
will IN the counties Il Newton Henry Spshnv PIKE
Monroe, Epson Butts ard Jasper aud Will give prompt aen
entrusted their care. win also collect
debts anywhere in the state Of Georgia OF amounts Of Eve hun
drrd dollars and above.
NOWHERE 4, ls6o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-13

IRON SAFES AT AUCTIoN.-FoUR FIREPRooF IRON
safes viii be sold al BoGARTS auction No North
William street. This day (Saturda!), at IL o'clock
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sCFsE informing Room - Trescbsed Manor. Aisss
ser aDss gossip itnerrnt pos, oee mueh expo
than TIRE OTIS
Bratehoro Vermont Florence. = t-srs.tlaote tetr
dead branch Of the genealogical tree reeuscied
invalid unexpected arrival Our Aalca cousin
affection checked satisfactory luncheon. choer
eaparks nonirg. ameraac drink. bsan0v
and chain lightning.
mode, lawyer aud drunken cerk, deis the
financial panic az old mortgage bat o. r"i-a~ fraud 10
speetse terrible price, daughters happiness atsts-s
safety; ferae Robin Hood topeess nlshrely. nohls
solution.
tcFSE ia Dressing Roor- .hluy
sUgN wardrobe not " he oss sKh Of spirit If
curiosity aroused ber dye, aIxag
fus unmss0s appnrasuA-ou string uaerpas1sa
Inn
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UCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ON
IA Monday Nov Is at 372 Myrtle Brooklyn at 1917
O'Clock A. NJ, comprising sofas chairs marble top
ard side tables mahogany and rosewood bedseads bedding
carpets ocots DC. Also general assortment of kitchen
furniture.
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ACADEMY Or Nrstc--cip PRICES
IN fuor~ u he DoS GOV I'M h.- ben ., arch IN ~
es aa 's nae l Ss H. pf bas 9 b. Ssca IT,
MONDAY ADD WEDNESDAY.
'' ''''d'' oaT1aS g sa% riceclSSru
90 80 - y 80 u"ss - r. r .. ''e
VT yinsn j. iniao.i make lhi- alteration rsry from
as =, q ae s. oall,s ~ ,ls p,ucIoo e Dos oiu
u BE- three bouses ~ ~eek nd rsy ave every
persons Who Do ~. cism y rv,.rr- reserved
w. "''f - n fi ft' rEIs,s or ADMISSION
MOST rosI rIs aIo t, ~, 'e'usoS
wi t~-ro ~ rar.lu't Is.lr.sy I'D Circle
..y ci. ..,,. s,s s; = Il.
o. Academy " vasc ani = Hreusiags = -, and Al
'''''' Z ~ rREidaisaix sSSoUScNFSr
~ s,s',sS -" sSb Last GRAND
,rror hsr aeparnrs o. iiasasa ~hsch csu MI =
go ovLv rrNE rufs SEASON
Ne'er't'r' 'F""a G .sGss W. pt,utg.
tf-i 80 only t.ne, hcr ceiebrai-i role u aic,.
iiRsf ir,LIhS orrr, ~ BRooSLYN.
~ The tthenpun.
WI '''ra'' '''h''I ( s spi'rTn,i SSrT,cr
with cnery and rotlghs having feen lnf, AMI pa,n
Monday. - -" =
p
N engagement has been male with The Bo..0n Theatre
o. entre ciai any, including Mile plccolsnni Iabdrl.
Nile fonsu Carr formes &r From Boston The entire ,sn
pauv vi leave ior Philadelphia. The epoch
season viii poSitNey close o-ards no
End of TIE PRESENT MONTH
aud r. again tnWards the end q January.
DURING TIE FEW FAREWELL PERFORMANCES.
~AfA W. p given M w. gge sco ,pa nj Yes
1ssibiy sprear ms.e than
FOi n FAREWELL NIGHTS.
MADAME GAXlNNf6A
On nights then size will leave far Havana.
MADAME LABDRpE
nights -
uARi roRNEs.
who aNer the Boston Phiadephs season. viii Hkews
depsrt Tor Havana
f. let The Aeacry my night during Dccu.
her and January eScst of sundays having been already
REGULAR DIVINE SERVICE.
On the tsst tvs nghis ot the SEASON
MILE PDiNSOT
viii make her debut w Amesrce ~ Valentine, w
THE HUGTENDTS
which will be Win Infinitely That
J,nFv,u rHNtTrE. - BROADWAY OPPOSITE rue
ENGLISH COMPANY
Til lvrN &sTJrD.1 ~. .A-1l<SL.sfs M - srsas
rst n HAriT wrn powerful ea 10 ccneiude MA -
AL IN.oum "a - sax
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UCTION NOTICE.-STEAMBOAT OHTO-SAMUEL
N OSGO0D CO.. auction store, No. 81 Nassau street,
will sell at the Merchants Exchange, at " O'Clock M
Tuesday 10th inst the steamboat Ohio with all the furniture
assignee.
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MILLIONS OF BOILERS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EN-
wi titled property In hngiano and elsewere obtain
trmaon by applying 70 Mr. HAYS next q Kin and herdry
Of Wss searched for pcdgIees
traced Wanted Richard Nixon. No. 3,7 broadway
New York;
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Misfellaaeuas.
i THE HAUNTED BED
! BIZ MARK LEMON.

x.Why Bette, If here, isn't Nj, Ponsom.
BY at tie door with. his luggage III be
WHIPPED, cried the head waiter at the - -----
Hotel, at Cowes, on the evening preceding
the Recetta. .TeiUe n hsl9a5o7q TINT ~
I"Mre. Ponsonby! you don't say SO!
andRI'd given him up, and Just put that
weak minded gent, as come at ten o'clock,
iute ~ Mr. Ponsoiney' room, as4I call it;
and jshereas not "a bed in Cowes for love or
msSueyp'E GioIi m7s sis NJ tHno" afn g
b..iNAats that you say, Better said
thsneweeaer;F NOT another bed but mine,
ehf'b9d>gl bge sfiaa 7i9od sih %71i' .i7
That's it, sir,r replied Bettiei" Il kept
it for you'till the last train, now as. that
has been in an hour l gave you up, sir
What owill you dor',Hi7h yi9R 1851 7a
r4Awkward, Exclaimed Ponsomby; athe
oldnelock IN the room will break its heart;
but,I muse ssleepon sofa.p aso sh@ :fn
sNesone disengaged, sir" said the wal.
ter. nv ~ '''-l.i 'H-i.i i''
sNoasirs, added Bette, s'not one, sir
Thssesre, Sour malbcbiIdren put to bed
in 4 Ashsst,of dramsrstnow jim "a We lei
eysfsthisg bsfSse We would let 42.Pgd d.''
YThafs tbe gentleman that's got you
rosmy. .whispsred John, as he ushered Mr.
Possombysfhte the e9fSs-room. ee % ~
E,s. .pet.cs sllndsd,towas a very mild,
milkyJoskisgyodng gendsnanof twenty
onsoiiH iHiSopresentr rposition WAS svsdentiy
a - nae. for he rvas ;coustanuy employed
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5rWsMACx4rscuooL.


s.The following Incident In . District School u
,eh bgsMrr William PITT almer, Of New York
R1sde,t Of the, ManhniaR Insurance, Com.
psay, u, q, ,poetcd address before rThe Litera.
ty Society" in Stoekbridge. Massachusetts. hi'
iahye ssrssi z.sd bed IshIo si' 2i''
.i disssact school, not far away. rn7ngas sa
AID -ReIlshire hills, one winters day ad
Mos Apmming With its wonted -noise +.
- Ofshres-ssore mingled girls and boys; y
.ybs,ne, ,fsw,spen their task inten.i Of Is1a,
=. ,Rps mote On fariiye mischief bent; saW d
Ia Tbs while the masters Downward look =.
40 Xas fastened on p coPY-booka ~ dnnod
9. Mhsn ysaddniys behind his back Il lnr
.s,yeees shsrRand d,cler, ? srsusing sHAeki ~
10 sks,tsrse abetsery,.o .of bliss, sisrn sdi IA
-sniet oG oGinssestsemsnddss1k kissl - .gH9Ioi
"a .ssWha.s tlshg stheesarlled ndster erlesis,
10 Gaatlthr.Rsa little imp replles;o noizui
e1swWaEh william DWillith;if sou pleathe-- r.
bsiIuhkax hirdakah fhuthaanah Peathsf 'leG,
sinHAh fskaetosmake statue thrill,isn ~
-uszfhe master itkuhdered, either willr' hni
70 Hike ~refsh Ger taken in his track sl
-sss wfth stolen iehatfIes on his baclk,"s sd e
sdiwal Esng his headIn r.ind shume, GOO
snosaad y0tbe niwful preseher came r. sss5
ed RE,seGf,i green, bashfal simpleton;;7s1 n =
.'srTHe bGft SfSlla good naturrd funn- se91qz.
dsidWitK sniis suppressed. and birch uprsised.
iFhe thfeshheener iialiered LAP m amazed -,
That you. my biggest pupil, SHOULD -
ssEBSgiiltyof,an acfsorudsl s2alli7 sdr
-noBlSoes the whole set school to boot-9msr
A What evilagcnius put you to'sgi s!dRs.''
sih-rTSass she, herself. sir;'' sobbed the lad, r
1sflrl. did d'tincan to be 80 bad n aIia: &: fEl
-sSlB&t When Susannah shoei her culs, Hii Il
sraAnd dw6ispsfedI ~as 'fraid of girls, d 81
isEak6d dutsn1 kiss baby doll aH'id 7l7"
sTs,Teoalda I siaadi it. sir; at'all, 7ai 7'Hi "i
.bsBs,dp and kissed her on ihc spoil 20 '''7 p ?
sHoi KSox<scs booLl Ought to not,ir 7i @ J.
slsBat. sbhiehoS, from tes hooks ABooi hoo d
sdi / thoaght sue kiad o SH,,saea n,etoo!'' ? 'i
btItis to be hoped the .'n,astcf" did not whip
shaf boy. y.sI9I9s 'ls95 2ni'S'' - q '1.i'7' -
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.Another glass of 5bapdy.and-water r

sAnothet glass of lbnpdy y.and-water r
cried the mild one. II asu' = zt.5as'=1sb- %
/. j...No, nor said P Ponsomhy. 1would ad.
wise you not, have your chamber candle
and go to bed. dlF Zsi159m ,g7u5elssf I
go te bed in, No. 42i" exclaimed the
mild one : sneverT 5aj Js5simgJ baau
% "Ay dear fellow; matters may have
changed since the period have been talk
ing Of Goto your room; and if anything
occurs, it is easysto ring the door bell.---
Cbms I'll see You to the door;Y and taking
their candies, the pair proceeded toNo. ~
sYHere We are" said Pousomby' +good
hight."aJ Is1ai IA .ss-G.G ~ we7t 100.
The mild gentlemen could only wave
bis head inuy uyslediction as he entered the
haunted chamber. In minute he utiersd
n sllrll lirtys sadrushed Into the lebby his
hsir on end vithtsrsor.sdi 10 ss9oI sdl
& HWha,s tbelRiattsrs" said Ponsomby.
vaf'It's therel-in bed-fast asleep-I've
seso it!--ahe pendulum! I'd not sleep
there for artheusand ponnds.1 .g7r siI :,
alnsGood graeiousl = What will you do 81
nsSlesps on ihestairs;i fl had but my
carpet bng ont of iha, roomw' w'iiEvb - =
biTIll fetch IL for you.s 1 dohits mind the
pendulum; hesis an old friend of minei'' f
And in another minute the mild one
was tnlyeIlm,g down to the coffee room,
bumpi9g his carpet bag from stair 10 stair,
u lhs rnobableo disturbances Of the wllele
hease.T !gs2 lhH zismsI ,n9u s-if III
.7.sBety... Betty" said Ponsomby in an
under ,on,,, 'ieH the porter to bring my lug-
gage to M. .42as.Ha! ha! Capital, Bet
" Ioar,d Pomsombg, ashe saw the cause
Of the, mild zones terror. ,s'3sq 10 snnl7d
:, 1t was the brazrnwarming- pan coinfor-
tsbly but 10 bed la No. 42, and which the
mild one in his terror had taken for the
pendulum .di u. s9raa nd 9ishi gu.'r9esi
In ihemerningthe mild gentleman did
not show himself He had drank three
bottles of soda-wster. paid bis bill, and gone
off by the first train to London: ,z,,,, aiT
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4 tTICK TOGETHER, ,

The, man who wrote the following deserves
tie crown Of hero fol- the heart is Of the stuff
from, which heroes are made: H..
when midst the wreck of fire and smoke,
When canens rend the skies assunder, -.
.And fierce dragons with quickepping stroke
Upon the, ,rteling ridgement, thunder. Il, /.
The ranks close up to sharp command, 7,,o,
Till helmets feather touches feather; -...
compacf the furious shock they stand. n,
And eenaper for they sick tQgstherl ,a9e
when now nmid clouds of woe and want. .
1iiaOur comrades walls rise fast and faster, I
zAnd charging nadiy on our front ;-'''i i'I
edICamci the Black legions OF disaster, mum
Shall We present wavcring band ''' .''
% And fy like leaves before Wild weather.
No,iside by side and hand in hand = p, -
lWeTl stand our ground and stick together.
eif3R1 liiB Silr1 n sestEE tts8ilfiiie!i
dGodgsre ps handsome left. one right;i sl9l
eiThe frst to help ourselves. the other li
To streich abroad in kindly might 3 s'o!
And help along our faithful brother .h7ga1
iThenif you see brother fall. -n l-1si, lgEi
Us And bow his head before The weather. i.ic
II you be. not dastard ALL i'iis ,'n"t'291-
nsYou'll help bimup and stick together. :
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ysnxOGENEs, NO F0OL-
es4 I. L. rvo,hir.,,!na.
80. nHa.H !. 80 81

70 ssEl'3 sBY e 1. rofR,n. ~ n y
-Iod sdI 10 a5ui u ElsiiF IL tnufsiia n
The sage who Lit candle in the day. E,nTR q
And wisely peering. said. 81 seek a man"
w% aqs snsrazY afg aH, fos they sltirrsT
Are seen as rarely, BOW as they were thenf
There's any quantity ofgsdlemeaH " Ia
,Yop know them by their oath and their cigar,
And crapium's emptiness; pot one in ten l-s,,
Is sensible as Platp's bipeds were; 7sii
Diyest them Of their feathers. you undo emo
For ip their cause.-the tailor makes the man.
Jyststrip the rooster, and there's nothing to en-
They y pea eyaporate;nindr must lead the van
Then hope for the E4reLd,p = brpther. when ~
The STANDARD the man is soul agaiplt siiis
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Wanted, an Honest and Indus
'"a 'i tfiOus BOY.

l. we lateIy saw an naufertlSemeH neaQe0
las above 1t conveys to every bog an i'm
preSsive moral lesson. 2 i''.''
AAn honest, Industrious boy always want.
led He will be spqght foe; bis services
will be Sought and be respected and loved
he will be spoken Of in terms Of high ccm-
irnendation; he will grow up to be man
of known worth and established character
| He will be wanted. The merchant will
want him for a salesman or clerk; the mas.
ter mechanic wants him for an apprentice
or a journeyinan; clinets viii want him for
an attorney; patients for a physician; re.
ligieus congregations, for a teacher Of their
children, and the people for an officer. -.
| He will be wanted. Townsmen will
Iwant him as a citizen; acquaintance as a
neighbor, as friend, families, as a visitor:
The world as an acquaintance, nay, girls
want him for a beau and finally for hus-
band 1915 .fG rs'oti y t.e 'si.i'3ai -.i
An honest, industrious boy Just think
of it boys; will you answer this description
Can you apply for this situation9 Are you
sure you will be wanted? You may be
smart and nctve, but that does not fillthe
requisition--are YOU honesta You may
be capabIe-are You honest9 You may
be well dressed iaad.create favorable inn
preston at first sigad-are you both ''hon-
est and Industrious r. You may apply for
a ''good situatioh"- you sure that your
friends, teachers, and acquaintances can re-
commend you for these qualities? Oh, how
would you feel, your character not being
thus established, on thus hearing the-words
''can't employ syou.si Nothing else will
make up. the lack of these qualities. No
readiness of business will do it. You must
be honest and iudustrious--must work and
labor; that your scaling and election for
places Of profit and trust be "made sure" )"
- Tropfon Re0ister .,. D.. .