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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25

and tst m oouoftori,y l. Iow AFFORDED Jon t. et'
n're whsthtr tie Central party "'g'nizs'ipn ~
contiue to be o'nroled by The I,u-tee. oi se'r',
political s,s cir,"r, or whether tie power
u.urytd Is tie Tsni"Eny Socle'y s1al be "res,@'
fom II. I c-eply regre' th.t the Dem'ctaei OF
'h's city ae Pot united: | d-te-t family qaarrels
Cti - - 1void'c q possible, but The sacr ice
of political rights "a ,elfIe-Pect would be infinitely
more dete- all. A. 4 a much greater evil lCaec's
r,,,, o. .n,,t.r theme: In accepting your nomlnH'
ro.".,clrr. am fully aware ot IN I'-p"n-',
,;o, s,sume. and 81 the 4 fricnltier |
tilty sbnu b. We =, 'ed. The recent devr.-
XII toye ~ erc.n' Ter ifs- = wbich the af.
onm.s,ts ms to the io p,prtt nir,.r - 4, show
fhr. of rle Fitauce Drpsrimen, are c''nif, =. ,
up tie part # many II The Coz rul-r- employ-' :
gros.est igu,raroe az their Official dottss IS, for
rtnne. tie b,e'kkceprr caouot I'll tine actual
,mourt OF stocks Issued by the ci'yi valuab'e
pspers 10 the oiics improperly cared for whole
bundles Of psp.rs might oasly b- land have dunb'
eas beer stolen payments have teen ffecn-nty
usde &C. The Department -huud be- speedily r.
organized: several bureaus ind, peudeni of the
Cur,ioiIer should be pl. ed under Bis control apd
il,per system of cheeks and c,unierchrck. thoud
be instituted. There i ano- her evil that
should b- checked - the interests of the c;,y
should rot I've sacTihced to crafty poi'icisus
and 10 man should be retained or APPOINTED
to any place in the Department, Who is lot fully
conpe.eit and undoubtedly honest. | am be-
Hcy,r IN the max III "f Aut.sih'r,- that "that Sa'e
&" i- hrstepil4 10 ruiz. In which df-r-nre j. made
bewe.n good nnd bsd rrer." tCbeersl The rapid
Icleh-e OF tsxee without any corresponding benefits,
faf jueiy ALARMED The tax psyers.
Tho tax levy for Ifa amounted % $50 II
IL. lsA b,y 1913 ,ed ss9l c9 81
Slowing ircrrhse in eight years of The eunrmons
sum OF s., ,a9O, $40 ~. Much very much can be done
in the Controllers c- ubder efficient atmlnis'ra-
ticr to protect the City Treasury, bot you hi sht
well hope TO act bounds to the and bind he land in
piece to expect that the Controller entirey
arrest frauds the Treasury, nnless he IS
seconded by the Common Council ana the va
rious executive branches Of the City Goveroment.
To attempt 20 brrg order ont OF the chaos which nov
regns 10 tfo Department will b. Herculean 'G-k,
but 10 the Vocabulary Of per-e'efng. industrious
md determined officer, there's such word os fail;
ard If elected CoItrokr Of the Cry Il New-iork, TO
which city have become ardcntly attached, durng a
residence OF peaily fifth of r eentmy, .olemny
pio nise 10 devote NY time what' yer talent Ord has
endowed ms ~ h, end all the euergi,s of my heart
and miId 20 dischlrge with fidelity the important
tIust conhded to Loud cheers.
The meeting Gdourutd anld the greatest enthusiasm
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25
FROM FfRGINIi.
e Of Tie ". Y. Tribune.

Corcspsssenoe Of TIE N. Y. Tribune
PETERSBURG, ga Nov. - 1853
Won, readers Will remember th1t lat Spring the
csntsn and mate Of schooner were captarcd in
James River, by the steom-tog w. w. Tcnnes, of this
ci,y and brought bsk by ofce's In charge, II haTog
been discovered ths; the said SC oorer had KID
rspped and was making NorthuArd with hve
negroes telcrsiog 10 cItizens OF this pace.
Tne cartsjn. whose name WAS Bsylss, hailed
s,o,o Wilmington Delaware. The schooneis nsne
was Kesah she was freighted with wheat Tor
New u-York beside the FIVE fugitive slaves. IN 'he
return OF the captured party TO Petersburg the nos'
;,,,,se exciteu1en: pre-, SHED TIE chivsrous ct1sns
,-ere hoty Indignant, end loudly requested the puv-
leee OF lypctDg the Delaware captain and his u a's
I'm, the ann Of law and civil authority trnmphed over
All these demoustr sons, and the prisoners were ncsf
ccra,c in our public hotel, kIown a7 the '.y 3ai ~
sus;, trial. Court was soon held and Capt. BsyL's
-,,a, hronobt 20 the bar. he ms1e but ieeose &c,
s,e and employed no counsel yet the Court sssisc.i
linn two OF the Gbiest moipbers OF the proe-eon va"
made en- eGoIt 10 obtain ss much mercy 10, tne nru
A. ,o.,ibl- his guilt b-i: clear tnat f'enia was
altdo-th-r out of the question. Tne Jury orouRn. !"
a verdict Of Guilty" to each ct the nve cou's
Guilty Of having attempted to rin on ne &
s.vcs His Honor Judge Nash, venerable geuI!o-
20 s,tcrcej the upfrtgn ate prisoner 10 forty years
j,rurisoumeut in the Pen!tsrtSry az hcnmoen' ~
,b;s The people hrcs.ted sasier snd they ist 'ees'
IT, kidnapp,r war 10 eZpate be sins III closo eohn
,nont rom tie sunlight All Az oi heaven. 40 .-al
Jnip Joseph Si.npkrs the mate, was PUT on '''H ~
n, he same uf.uss hut the jury failed 70 sgIee ~
!. h loved they stood ten for coovictson sn ~ w
arcui;ts, Hc wss subsequently, tIiei Win no -,
,r, the iury -,a,dirg eight FOR aeguiiiii ADD 'ou'
fox :i!ng Veia.c'. ~. ,,i..,;. cou,. Judge
pusirg he present term of CIcu, C0.,, Su.s
Ns.L On lie l,such, SinpsiGs was a2sip airasoc
,ts ,h,r, tirn, icry of respectable clt.Ieus,
ccn osd q rIchaas pd sdins is Iss'f5iss s,s, Ts by
in pannel.j The prorecu..oH was opehea nIr! A. ~
R,rhard G.. PrgIarn, rsq tnc Couirnon o's .
;,,uey. LAWYER Of corsitcrshe ability, VINO e"rbe'.
,,rseiird the Gaze, with all the evidence he eyud
trir 70 tesr for conviction. S'apk'ns Va
- lanvcr sr. e,;eeued Of Il, hrst rans here, ana
Tcass $ Cto!sou, ,sq., lawyer OF h1e ao;i:is'
! and distinguished for ni- successful tppesH
&c delcstc srd Interesting nj might be p!asti "n
nan viii soil e. of III. nice echn c~.''o- hsri WIN
ch -u,c,sf4 adsar age 10y the Gitine it'ci sl'.-
] ,.',. e Nv Nr-A civ. on P~'cfsnnf- az
1rsr.d ~ a,oR.4 .Aat -il. a.t- e .iel "a SUI
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25
ONE DAYLACERF FROAg EUROPE
Arrival OF tAe Primo Albert at St. JohNs, n. p.

10y VOC "."'AS te"tisph Company lines n Wan c~'i
SI' JOHNS n r., "Wednesday, Nov. Diam.
The Auetrc Royal Mail S,esm N,v,z.,i,o r.,
par! s'em-tP frncc bert arrived a. ,bi. nor, -.
IooH"0k io's mornng, bu, own 2 10 the wir.a bsc,
oo"u on the fonie between this place. and ssc.,,,
NE werv unpbe To tsLaant her u, uut Ia, ,; .,
The fr1ce her brings Liverpool aud L ,p5,o
AoNoes 10 Ihursosy novp, the ll,h ,n,, which yer,
ae'e,roPhed ~ Gssay for the New. York As-.c;a,.I
Pres.
The rows is quite mesger
telegraph oisestct from Madrid received in Ion.
don the doy OF the departure of the Prince Alhar,
says that The Spanish Goverpmeat At has taken hold e
fhe NJ NcaD qoe-tou earnest and dec.r-s that the
eifculty muet be eetled in d manner sat.bl, +, the
dgrry OF Spain. Hoethdcs are confidently sptci-
pa,.d.
seious iusuuec,ion bad brokoa ont in Asatio
Turkey, out tbe particulars hsd not resehed Loatoa
hi. Nhtohou-- the ~. Electrician Of the Atlantic
lehffaPh Company, has wrten .rutGer le.tor 20 the
D"ct' n, rciteratDg hr former ,p'nons touohng the
Difficulty IL working the cable and expressing h.s CON
vioton that It may yet be made avaisble.
COMMERCIAL INTELIIGENCE
LrvyRrOoL, Thursday, Nov iI-noou.-CorTov
st<sdy Esns~d sales oaAy, s-0 bales Flour very duh
AID sses quite uniup rta Provisions dull. PRODUcE
er., f.LLow bs .d,saces especially R.ssian
owtus 10 heavy fr,'-'s At . fctsrsoufs
IONDON, IhuTSday. Nov. lI-LUon.-COSs have
decline d. and gs ~ for Money and Account
fNorE We uDder.:Snd ths Pfioce Alb. with
&c i'd her usch.ry, dutus tie voyage, which length
et cd h,T passase--REPl
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25
THE POULTRY TRADE or NGWYORK.
ENORMOUS SUPPLY FOR THANKSGIVING
LOW PxICES

Ahhc ugh we have been used to seeing poultry AZ
rive in ;bls city Dot only By the tun but By waoe
losds We mu.l confess our s-to,ishmer. a. whst ve
have beheld this month. Even Old stsgers 10 .1s
bu.ir.ss srkrow.dge that nothing has ever eq1 ,isi
The we.h si Thanksgiving in ttis respect. Tne two
lsraert commission house, receiving and ceiling poci
Try have been 30 nearly overwhelmed with turkeys,
geese, duck. snd fouls that they have been
obliged TO bre additional storage room FOR the receipt
Of her kinds Of produce, sfi devote ell Their spsce
and force ana their wnce time AID attention, 70 the
sae of poultry.
We found tie sc:aal sales Of the week upon the
bo,ks Of Of these hoores over 81 000 H. leaving
rom 3CG6 to jCoO o. hsnd ursold on S..qrisy even
ing, and upward OF four tuDs came in Monday,
of which wa shipped under the expectation tia; i:
would arrive il time FOR Toenk giving. o. course,
20 OF Gil that Las arrived .iace Thursday, or
Il AT dsy much Of il did, will suffer. Several
stores wsrr kept open Thursday 70 receive polry.
as the Express Cuupares were snXou. To set it off
thr- tGlcf but none could be so.a by tie 6aolss se
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25
nnrAeta.

BUFFALO, Nov 24-S n-fLoUs dull; demand cousn-d -
~ zsg S 70, @ cn' 5 &c & ~ & s 81 d oai' az a.
psds *b7o foi donhl- es'rsA WHEsr IN Ln~d demsud ;
aike' steady ses Of oGsh. Racine Club &c. 100
o5sn. choice White WIsrOnn ~ q PS dI aad heavy
%eies of 90 bush st 20 Nothing doing Ia other Grains
nouirs WHIskY G'm b. Ic. DRESSED Hoes selling
= 0ur i8S5i bush hest zOc0 BUSH Oats. CASAL 5ilP
80 bush. WL.st.
osntco, Nov "a eP -fLouS ''esdy snd IN fair deraed
fr m"iOr kssi.Ih snd Ios trade no bb a. 50 fof
good ~ 75d,5 for grades of Os
eIaLds WHEAT with ut change sses 1900 b 7jc io.
thNe.o spbg ~ Tor REQ irdianni aud = 70 Or small
lot Of Causds Club Oars BsHL,Y s RyE quiet N reiPts
BY Lsh-. 'AssL tXPosls; 500 lbls foa'. soo bash
Wheat 4,50 hush Dat So bu.n Peas Caus Dayig o0 ~
Cl-s sId bJs,, -syns for TIE
rhsuged Wssth. mild
ALBANY Nov a s-FLoUk 10 fair demand aud price.
II', nush 81 n r amber, III ~ or 0eueSe sod rs
for White Mcblge. CoRS dull; Western Mixed O. T2t %
BAILEY prizes ur"h4Dg, ss OF tON bU,h odnary State
priv terms 27O0 Monroe Coupty, fsi, article
srd 4'Oo hush Cans Kast ~ SIC weight RsEsacs of
l7c bu,h al 7V % n. "HIsSY-salcs of lc0 boll 2Itc
- srfive.
CrsoISsA1I Nov 2-HoGs dull At se 2Ja for ,ho-s
sv,rssus n. RECEFTs t-oSy l41no Provisions lower
Mess Po'k, SIC Green Hcsts 4, 70sc- Lam, in hb-
r.c, with good demand. WHISKY advanced TO BIC. Other
articles unchanged.
CHARLEsTos Nov z4-Co1roS-sscst today 1900 bales ,Hc
rsrkt clos with advancing tendency W. quote ,iid
krw On. .As Nov 24-Co1ros firm and unohauscd;
to-day l5O boles FLOUR sdsabced i25c Coas sdVsEeed
Fe~io st sixty doy II y cent and at ssai Q cent 8
count
Cs'c.co. Nov s4-flOvR sesdy wHEAI dull a. M ;ss coss
ecined Sa5 OArs 6rn RscsiPrs today lIoo bbls Flour
1o b9.s hrs Nv POO o @ch-vsed vvnr.r nr am
rnchsIg-i. CoRs dull PRovisosshr1. WHISKY Irregular
PHrA Nov a. 1853 FLcuS Grm. With better in
curry ~ Ybds ~ for WHIT sod VI 21G
. 20 for Red CoRN-Od Hetye; Now dull CoFFsE quiet
WHisKy-siiGZc ior Ohio.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25

'c 90 ci The rnmat u e Ii- Emperor the
cal,s!p, ard 6hlr,l tn ,f-r. b Al N. rcqrrr-
ueI's ofa ''o shipbo. Ti sud AZ sea; that h-
nr en- phyee the v"yss- and c.nlJ rot syoi being
conht"'"d 'lh bhy H. 10 m-itegs anf rt1-aciiuns
b,std the sehoDrer tnA' nsre th, force Of A.
Cidei, ihe r-alt o hI- gageu-rt than from -ny
ctoice ~ paihc paion ~ the affair of stcslug the
slave; ard furiher. that - -as H., ou boarf shsp
tie i've 'usiiive- wee hsrhorei. Tt, va,
dcrCe, srf also hat he lad invited p, - - -, - - -
him or board s'ter tue Tine A.ie,-l ~, - @ '''s
were fec' ited, thus proving rfS. be kr~. - =
iht fair M d could rot hayS es,t.,.d d, an. - -
In hs conduct sitewsrd there Appeared ro,hio,
c. ieun in. AID it r. OF there cluii c,lv a.. =
pci,u- re,tiuE sg.nst him from h- connec,io, x,,,
ir- vessel ana upon which corvic, N could pos;
- iOlaH,
On :" wed vii vcrr'icr Of d" No' Guilfy"
shcr' time rc'n. -'rn~.ts, tau- saving him by f-,
in aIy ,'ue II the ind',- -~hs 81, frtr v-,r. -.
ror6i from the scuter &C of, pi,. o-f,..,;.. ,r,
ui.er,Ll- ,yi-i-pce e frpr IN the wv 81! iIH
Cour, discharged he pi-orer, witch he receiv, ''u
CO, ,tii eu uuIs and mlr geh eiul- "' grRlhcH-
,,,r -fdo and 'ok uf M q, able cou'us."n anf
r,l from lorg and painful su-p"nse. It's counte-
rance auteared pale, ard his hldy breathr.s. Fhrn
tis f,c, wa, oyrrspread with blu-he=. and h' frame
trep ,.d al shock IN every le Fasenei the
svpua;hy Of all ard fcT if-rr we're vllc c'iv@ -
f. Lav. j. sired cuuyictiUc. The law was Giiy Hnd
rov,tfuiv viudicnicd To- the case by TIE cU1,'c'on
RI {, sInl pun -tueuiof Capt Bayhs-. The rd2u~
tiun of u peoplr atrtrd ana none desired uu-
recr--aiy cpLdenic atiop, erPecnll! r. hs gm was
very couhtfu'.
Ite Ju,v. after ,he trial presented 'he unfortunate
man With i,ir ices e service" which, though not
large sum # money. gratefully rec iSed lie
scent nenry overcome, snd well he might, Tor lie
rstroviy .-cat,~d i'm - r-uniiselt for life.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25

Arrest oFALLgGrD PoLrcr vyNDgRs.-Ian eve
mig, Oficer Place Of The Mayors ofsce arrested
insn pamed Moses Lew, 4, NJ. 3s7 Rroomc street
a"sFTsli issoed by Mayer Ternsn, based on the afh
dsyit cf Aaron Friedmenn, who alleges ths, Levi u
an ogent for ne sae 0 lottery policies on the Prusssn
Hamourgb, and Ssson lotteries of Europe. Levi ~ss
"cAed up IN tie Fourteenth Ward Statioo House.
Cfhcer Qaicb. aso arrested last evening Abraham
Joseph Asfe, Rabbi Of the Jewish congregation
Beth hshecirh" 10 Corys;ie street on charge 'mi
lSr to tbIt preferred aga.n-t Levi. Great excite "''s
prevail among tie Jewish population on icsrn'"s
tie o.rest of TIE Rabbi who was locked up 10 w
Ski, Ward Ststion House. The prisfn'r' VII,
examined 10 dsy tefore Justice Wesh ct the '''' '''
ltacr Court,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY NOVEMBER 25, 1853

srr ir,e, urb b"ord, urwhiPi, un'mr- ..ooei aaJ
rurshed. b.' ue me'nS ' god ard v,r'> ..u. cI,i.
4 the ssarf ,'r,u,s 10 c, ~ SnS -Psss
all r4rs.ns %. ipcor~e the verdict If such jlrie-
ror 81 prov, of -. % murders 10 North Careha.;
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25
Fire I'm Milton, Mass,

BOsroS, Wednesday, Nov. II, I6t'.
The stOretouse c,uLected With the extensive Paper
Mill Of Tieeton IIolli' gworth, n MtVn, was
de,ro!ed by fire ts morning. Loss go 0J0; insured
Tor 81 600.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25
Canal NayigatiOu,

ScHRskcTADr, "Wednesday, Nv. "a, 1851.
The wea her is agsiu cutie inld today, and boats
aie uoviI freely in the canal.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25
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The Placer herald., 1858-10-02
ITEMS FOR HOUSEKEEPERS.
Watermelon Preserves.

Cut watermelon in two, and take out the
soft inside; then pare or scrape the green
rind from the firm white portion Of the mel
on, and cut it into such shapes as You choose.
Put the soft part Of the melon with all its
liquid into a preserving kettle in which there
are two teaspoonfulls Of water, and let it
boil for few moments; strain it, and add
three-quarters Of pound of white sugar for
each pound of the melon You are to preserve
put it over the fire, and stir it until dissolved;
then put in the melon, and boil until clear
throughout flavor with green ginger root
or with lemon, adding the inside of a couple
of lemons to the liquid when the soft part
of the melon is boiled; when the melon is
transparent, take it up with a skinner and
spread on fiat dishes to cool. Let the sirup
boil until thick; pour it into pitcher to
cool and settle. Put the preserves into jars;
pour the sirup over, and seal next day.
The Placer herald., 1858-10-02
MAILS.
RATES OF POSTAGE.

The postage all letters to any part of the
country must be prepaid.
Letters not exceeding OF. within 5000 miles
cents, prepaid; over 5000 miles, 10 cents. If
conveyed wholly or partly by sea; and to and
from foreign country, 10 cents within. and ~
cents over $500 miles, unless otherwise fixed by
treaty, &c. Every additional OF. or fraction,
carries an additional postage.
Letters dropped for delivery at the same post
office, cent. Advertising letters cent.
Newspapers. periodicals, unseaed circulars, or
other articles of printed matter. Except books.)
when sent to any part of the United States, and
weighing not over ounces, cent, and for every
additional ounce, or part thereof, cents. If
within the State not weighing over Il or, cent.
Books, bound or unbound, not weighing over
lbs, for any distance under three thousand miles,
| cent per ounce; over 5000, cents per ounce.
The above must be prepaid, or double these rates,
actual subscribers within the county where print
ed and published. free
The Placer herald., 1858-10-02
The Greatest Discovery Of the Age.

GREAT BLESSING TO MANKIND!-In
but Potent! DR.. l. J. Czapkay's Prophylacticum.
(self-disinfectng agent) sure preventative
against Gonorrhaal and Syphilitical Diseases,
and an unsurpassed remedy for all yenera scrof-
ulous, gangrenous, and cancerous ulcers, fptid
discharges from the vagina, uterus and uretha,
and all cutaneous eruptions and diseases. As in
incubation is sure preventative against small
pox, so is DR.. L. j. Czapkay's Prophylacteum a
preventative against syphilitc and gonorrh9al
diseases. Harmless in ITSELF it possesses the pow
er of chemically destroying the syphiltic virus,
and thereby saving thousands of debauchees from
being infected by the most loathsome of all dis
eases. Let no young man who appreciates health
be without Dr.. Czapkay's Prophy lacticum. 1t is
in very convenient packages, and will be found
convenient fer use, being used as soap. Price,
five dollars. For sale at DR.. L. J. Czapkay's Pri-
vate Medical and Surgical Institute, Sacramento
street, below Montgomery, opposite the Pacific
Mail Company's office San Francisco:
All letters must be addressed to l.. j. CAP
KAY NJ. D., San Francisco.
MARYsvILLE, June Sd. 1858.
DR.. L. j. Czapkay, San ancisco-Sir-I have
used the last of your medicine, and do not think
l shall need any more as feel very WE'LL except
that have not entirely got my strength yet, but
soon will with the appetite that have. 1t is Just
three weeks, you may recollect since | called at
your Institute with my constitution, as thought,
entirely broken. and never thought you would be
able to cure me perfectly but thought you mi ght
be able to do something to ease the pain in my
back aud head, and strengthen my limbs which
were SO weak that they would almost give way
under me. when | walked, and to strengthen my
nerves that would not get excited and trem-
bic at every little thing. Now that you know
what l expected you may judge of my satsfac-
tion at my complete recovery from those symp-
toms and the removal of those blotches and sores
from my skin. and the ulcers from my throat,
IL
you said were principally the cause of my sick
ness
can hardly tell you which is the greatest. my
JOY or my surprise. for except not having fully
got my strength. feel as we'll as any man can feel
Enclosed send you twenty dollars over your
charge and think myself cheaply cured. If you
think anybody will be benefited, you may put this
letter in the newspapers.
Believe NE gratefully yours
THOMAS HAYDEN.
The Placer herald., 1858-10-02
THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

l Subscribers who do not give express notice
to the contrary considered as wishing to con-
tinue their subscription.
2. Hsubscribers order their papers disc continued,
Publishers may continue to send them until all
charges are paid
B. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
papers from the office or place to which they are
sent they are held responsible until they settle
their bill and give notice to discontinue them.
t. If subscribers move to other places without
informing the publisher and the paper is sent to
the former direction, they are held responsible
Ms-'Notice should always be given Of removal
s. The courts have decided that refusing to
take paper or periodical from the office, or re-
moving and leaving it uncaled for, is prima facis
evidence of intentit nal fraud
Ess- Postmasters wovld oblige, by strict full
flment of the regulations requiring them to notify
Publishers, once in three months, of papers not
taken from their office by subscribers.
charged postage in the county in which they are
published.
The Placer herald., 1858-10-02
Shows and Morality.

Artemus Ward, Snowman, writes letter
to the Cleveland Plaindealer, in which he
maintains that wax figures are more eleva-
ting than the drama. Hear him:
line travelin with tent which is better
nor hirin hauls. My show koI ssts Of a
serious Of wax works, paneramy kalled
Grand Movin Diarea of the War in the Cry
near, komick songs and the Cangeroo which
larst little cuss continners to konducE hlsself
in the most outrageous style, started out
with the idear of maxim my show CRATE
Moral Entertainment, but ime kompelel to
sware so much at that are infurna Cangeroo
that ime Trade this desine will be fustratid
to sum extent. And while speakn Of MUIR
ralitv remines me that sum folks turn up
their noss at shows like mine sayin they is
low and not fit to be patrernized BY people
of high degree. Surs manetane that this
is infernul nonsense. mantenate that wax
figgers is more elevatn than awl the plays
ever wroteu. Take Shakespeer fol>instance
Peple think heze CRATE things but kontend
heze quite the reverse to the kontrarv.-
What sort Of sense is thare to King Leer
who goes round cussin his darters, chawin
hay and THROWN straws at folks, and ariin
like silly old koot and maxim ass of his
self ginnerally? Treres Mrs Mackb tn
sbeze a Mise kind Of woman to hay roand
aint she, putin old Mack her husband,
up to slayin Dunkun with cheeze knife,
while heze pawn friendly visit to their
house. 0 its billy moral spoze when she
larfs wildly and SEE lin up TO the daggurs-
lie let bis bowels out" or wurds to that ef-
feck-i say ;his is awl strickly proper spoze3
That Jack FaWlstalf is likewise immoral
old cuss take him how We may and IlamIick
is as crazy as a loon. Thare's Richurd Thurd
people think heze great things but look
upon him in the lite Of a monkster He
kills everybody be takes noshun to in kold
blud and then gozs TO sleep in bis tent.
Bimbey be wakes up and wells for a ! oss SO
he kan 90 orr and kill sum more peple. If
he isant fit splsserman for the CALLERS then
shood like to know WHARF VI ini um.-
Thares largo who is more ornery nor pizum.
See how shanitul he tgeeted that hiy respec-
table injun gentlemun Mister Otheiler, maxim
him for to believe his wife was two thick
with CASHIER. Observe how largo got Casheo
drunk as billed owl on corn whisky in or
dur to karrv out his sneekin desines See
how he wurks Mister Otheller's feelins up so
that he goze aud makes poor Deslemony
swaller piler which causes her death. But
must stop. AT sum tutur time shall con-
timer my remarks on the dramer in which
j shall show the varst superiority of wax
figgers and snakes over theater plays in
interectooal pint Of view.