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, 1859-08-25

OUTRAGEOUS AErA1n IN TIE NonTu D1v1s10S--
HIGHWAY ROBBERY ON Non7u Dearborn s1nEE7
Two STATE Prison B1nps IN CUs1oDr.--About
half past ten o'clock on Tuesday evening, 4
young man named John Gregory, machiaist,
from Milwaukee on his way East, but stopping
few days in this city, Was set upon aud robbed
by gang of rufians now in custody.
The case is to be examined On Saturday, but
from what we learn Gregory had been drinking
and WIS somewhat under the influence Of liquor,
when at the corner of North Dearborn and Wa
ter streets, near the Galena Freight Depot, lie
was accostcd By party Of fur men one Of
whom addressed him in opprobrious terms,
doubtless to introduce what followed. 4 fight
cnsucd, mud Gregory was knocked down, held
and his pockets riacd Of forty~1irc dollars III
gold, aud $5 bank BILL
lie was able to get only very general and
loose description Of his pssailauts, but at once
put the police in possession Of the facts, and
not long after, they arrested three men ut 4 low
drinking saloon on the North Side, who had
been seen together in the vicinity Of tue out
rage, aud whose appearance further, very near
ly answered Gregory's descriptions. iester.
day morning the fourth was arrested and all
now wait examination on the serious charge Of
highway robbery. They are precions set and
very we'll disposed Of in time to secure their ah-
sencc from the National Fair, the great harvest
of worthless Of this class. Their names are VIII
liam Reese, sent to the Illinois State Penltentla'
~ from this city four years since for honi-
eide. He was sentenced to fye years imprlson-
paeut, but was pardoncd out at the end Of three
gears. he hus been since that time teatnstcr
pnd is thoroughly desperate fellow. Charles
Gibney passed three years in tie Wisconsin
States Prison. his full term, as burglar, sent
from Milwaukee. James Chambers is younger
than the others, md . pal Of Gihney. William
Moore is also young, and the pal of Reese. All
four arc in a place that will probably give then
residence at Joliet. The case was opened yes
terday but finally continued to Saturday.
, 1859-08-25

Oxy,nrssEs.- Tho Mcssrs. Walker arc Begin
ming acain to run their fire minute omnibusses
on South Clark street, suspended for time on
account Of the distressing condition Of that
street. A great convenience is thus restored to
those passing through that thoroughfare- The
CITY Railway Company have also new line Of
omnibusses on The Archer Hoad to Bridgeport
frnm State street
, 1859-08-25

WASHINGTON, August .4.-1saac Ninster OF
Kansas has been appointed Consul at Kingston,
Jamaica
, 1859-08-25

s3 10000 acres choice Iowa lands to ex-
change for merchandise and personal property,
or will sell low for cash. Address 7. 0. Box
$3.50, aulp-l5tx
, 1859-08-25

OrftE or Srrr- or rCn. NuRKs.
City OF Vhseakn a,sgust ~ lso3.}
All owners and occuricrs Of property on
North Market street, between kinzie and Erie
streets, are requested to meet Ut MY office Oh
Friday the 2Glh inst, ut three O'clock r. ", to
consult il relation to the improvement OF said
street. nua4-3t Il. ClEAELASp, Supt.
S1xczn's SEWING NAcn1SEs.-For all kinds Of
tailoring and leather sewing. at 6t Lake street.
au24-3w i, ". Hlnn1s, Agent.
, 1859-08-25

ACCIDENTAL DEowS1Se.-The body OF the
young German bog, Bulle, who was drowned
willie bathing on Tuesday, near Bridgeport, was
found yesterday morning, and an inquest held,
the verdict being Accidental Drowning. The
lad had no parents living, but had home with
an uncle ut Bridgeport.
, 1859-08-25

s The Annual Meeting Of the Wisconsin
Bankcrs' Association will be held ut the New
hill House, in Milwaukee, commencing On the
sih day Of September, at ao'clock Pm.
, 1859-08-25

MORTGAGEE'S SALE-Wherc-
1s1sv r. * Ss c. + %hni T. 9ss e.
:ald Ge.teG 10 the payment II certain f9Massy
Soss PssYnsf q ,ne Il e W?TEe
wtos of tha ite Charles n Whitney thcy1y raersasia
unto the :aid c The fe1logns paics ra IT. aa
of 1ro being tilt p,1 n the southeast QUARTER OF
seutie.y III = Of % the iihois s. and MeSg sna lie 1o1h:
st qae5 o. Set h,, y t. ssr'"n = and Rass ass
aiaTs:d tic northwest quarter ana the ea:t1t q the
ssulea. quarter r s<son anl The e.: h21f Of t1s
afoiesid s:o eertaa Lease tenn of tae3y
for 1t u tue soutte,st saazer u Section ase;s
5t% aa% IT, s made de- tstess there
of to Elisha e. Hurdey The west half of the southwest
Reess hl* right aad Trustee OF Elisha llund
a e ae as
asss ssss vfse s e II e. Ss:si "a
ROT Cook County aforesaid. A. and which Mo.,S1t:e X
~ u "ss Of s u sss Boax
1sc"re Is hereby made tor full specification Of ali TIC
And sfertas ty the PROVISIONS Of said mortgage Is
r7vldc that Il default be made tha -, notes
specified in said Public Sale NIGH; e mase Of
Ct Lciauit IL tie payment q .ny QUE q said notes
tu,i,y ali Of the +anle should Immediately IA; due,
,a potss have an ar IL aeaat faE sid
unr,gasors concerned;
Gss sss ss ss'ss / aeSx @ e*ss s' 4:
." i, EFT IT, & @ 1 4 @ 9s 9e'ft } fs T. ss
the ty of chicago al # the ABOVE Interests in thr MI
te aeose dssteed sueh a't and n.ees; he,en =
Mortgage in s' s1s; ef siSsRt II
ChIcaXo, August 18th, 1859. aua5-asla:Dt
, 1859-08-25

I The annual sale Of the unclaimed goods
of the U. s. Express Co., takes place to-day,
commencing at . O'Clock, at the salesroom of
chas. H. Keith l. Son, ld and Is Dearborn ST.
Don't fail 10 be Oh hand for barcnins.
, 1859-08-25

Tom E0FVIfn on G6e 88Umps
4 late campaign speech bs the Hon. Thomas
corwin will he found on tie third page Of this
n1nar
, 1859-08-25
19rcas Crihuttc.
OH G. AGO,
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Exchange.
Exchapgc went down to-day to two per cent.
For financial matters, dangerous counterfeit,
&C., sec money article on the fourth page.
, 1859-08-25

TuE F1REuES At fuE U. S. Fa1n.-We learn
that the Fire Department from Dayton, Ohio.
propose to visit our city during the United
States Fair Come aud welcome.
, 1859-08-25

LOST AND FouSp.--As advertised in another
column the wife Of Que Of our citizens lost yes
terday on Randolph, between Union und Des-
PLANES streets, a valued hair bracelet. It was
seen to be picked up By q lady unknown, who,
doubtless, awaits only this informationto to return
the bracelet to No. 2s West Randolph street.
, 1859-08-25
The National Fair

Each day is adding to the indications of great
ano unusual attractions cven for such an occa-
son. IN tue forthcoming National Fair in this
city The Supcriutendcnts Of Departments, cs.
pecisly such US have charge Of such classes as
are TO find place in one or the other uf the
large hulls, are continually in communication
with parties seeking allotmcnts of space, and in
nearly every instance the aggregate seems to
promise to fill thc utmost possible limit Of room.
In the machine arcade for instance, it was be-
lieved that thirty horse power engine would
be ample to furnish the requisite power, but
such has been the pressure and call for space
and power, that Messrs. Gates L Co., Of the
Eagle Works Of this city, hare agreed to
replace the former engine from their works
By another Of one hundred Ao,se pow-er,
and it is possible that even this mag need the
reinforcement Of its displaced predecessor
Both engines will probably he euscd.
Letters received ut tie Superinteudent's Of
flcc by hundreds, from oil over the Union, attest
the general and marked interest felt in the up
proaching occasion. One letter from distin-
gulshcd agricultural oficiul Of Iowa says: "For
the first time large deputaton Of our best citi-
Gems will attendyour Fair, aud many Of our far
mers are coming prepared to camp out" in
tho neighborhood Of the grounds Letters from
Vermont speak Of several horse raisers prcpar-
ing to exhibit their noted strains of blood here
while from Kentucky and Ohio the attendance
will be very large, both Of exhibitors and visi-
tors.
Ercn from New Orleans and Texas, apalica-
tious hare been made for accommodation for
stock, horses, DC. The Horticultural Depart
mcnt will be well filled, not only from our own,
but ue,ghboring States. Mcssrs. Elwanser l.
Barry, We are informed, will assist in represent
ing New York, and other noted professionals
and amateurs from other sections will be pres
ent.
There is, also, . well.founded hope that a1r.
Fawkcs will meet with spirited competition
here, in the matter Of the Steam rlow premium,
the new Michigan invention being prepared for
exhibition here. II has been astonishing the
Detroitcrs, where it vas built, and will make u
sensation here.
We are glad to believe our own State and her
sister Stntes Of the Northwest fully alire to the
necessity Of timely diligence to put the best
foot forward in the matters, where by natural
resources, adaptation ct soil and climate, ne
Aave great and notable specialtes, Which if they
adequately represent this section, will he tie
feature Of the National Fair.
, 1859-08-25

Iork Orr ron Ian D1Ils.-"iA our city ret
ders bear in mind that never before for years
past have tue operators in counterfeit money
been SO uctive iu passing of their commodity
here. Let the utmost caution prevail in receiv"
ing bills {not bills OF account) from strangers.
nis impossible to enutnerate the various eoun'
ter1eits now af1oat about our streets, but little
caution and the use Of good Detcctor will be
all that is necessary to protcc. one against fraud
, 1859-08-25

STEALING CArrLE.-Two Germans, man
named kromar and boy named Coot, were ar
rested yesterday, charged with being regular
and systematic cattle thieves. They reside Mt
Blue Island. It is charged that they have drir-
en- thriving trade in stolen beeves. They will
be examined to-day
, 1859-08-25

-,s Harper, Atlantic Monthly, and Knicker-
booker for September, just received, and I'LL
daily and weekly papers constantly on hand aud
for sale by ". l.. Knox, e North Clark street,
, 1859-08-25

TERMS or SALE.
tsne dftlt Of the puFchae down. the balance In eut two
three ard four years Wilt lien tue property bearing ta-
ts1st nom day of ac. NJ. Marion Hall wi be found at
she AsoIn Mills ami Ha give persnns wishing rx4Ins
The property description Vt and also take H. eyv.N.
all!Aals9tl II MAREIE'
, 1859-08-25

ENGINE soLp.-Eugiuc No. 9, formerly the
machine Of Company No. 8, has just been sold
for $500 90 to Green Bay. The city has other
excellent machines that are I'd be dispcsed Of
, 1859-08-25

Tue LAW INSTITUTE L1nnAnr.-The tine H.
brary Of the Chicago Law Institute is fast be-
coming an honor to the profession and TO the
city, ami when present arrangements for filing
its cases arc carried out By parties at the East
who hare contracts for the same, it will be
treasure houseof legal lore attractive to tue cr'
tire bur Of the Northwest. Some Of the volumes
are very rare Quite number have their orl-
ginal worth enhanced by venerable nge and by
veritable autographs Of value. 4 b'ack-letter
Davis Reports of lG2s bears the autograph Ut
its earlier possessor " Franciscus Head" Sir
Francis volume has passed through many hands
in these txo.and-a.quartcr centuries. volume
Of Fortescue's Reports bears the venerable
sigo manual of Joseph Story. dnrk looking
Coke by like evidence formerly belonged to
Samuel Adams. Seyeral volumes were once IN
the library of Theodore sedgwick the elder.
The interest and zeal with which the leading
members Of our legal fraternity hare joined ill
this enterprise, has been we'll aud noblr met by
the county, giving as result Law Institute Of
which our entire public may be proud.
, 1859-08-25

ITO RENT-Seyeral good brick
l. dwellings with stables. Also variety ofiecements
It prices fIta A2o] to 46UU. ABBOTT & KISGNAN,
6A1 Clark sttsttx apil ce1O6n
, 1859-08-25

SOBEItTS Is PERKINS.
~ AftT1oy AND c0NxiSxI0.y x8RrX4yrx
And Real Rssase Axeas.,
No. u North Third Street. (opnosts new Pok Once sn.s
cn,som AouseJ ". LoaM, No.
ARu1ent' solicited .n s3e vhen rrnptrat
. hasfaaarM:- -}smt, Y Nush-s, Ex.Pnaideut II H.
do Ktn'sn +, tMtsoF: r. Lo4 T. L%ker G.o Bankrrs
nuts WHEY = g.. do.; John AeXsl. Pres Fati1c in
": sarkt. sec: America lna to., do Raad
Mrei.y ss.r, d.; d. ". 1 lshai Rd, 10 chsmeess
Ehsyt EHxa 70 Nhts Bns n,akess cheAfo. M r. Il. i.
AnSss.al3& I'm '' "'@1'
, 1859-08-25

ITO RENT-A Two Story House
Il afew tocks West of 1nlon Park With good we'll and
cIacrn Price so ter month"; Inquire Of j. f. STARR
on the corner Of Clark ard Nc1th Wafer Streets ade
k,xI
, 1859-08-25

ITO RENT Warmers Brick Steam
Il FLOCElSN MILL. In the city of Rock Jlani. Is
for rent for mote years 1t h1. fur ef >tuues
and IL = fr,tr1a<4 merchant mti1. GEORGE MINTEk.
aul1lnl-1I06 Agent Of John Warner.
, 1859-08-25

Rxs.cxEp.-The City School Superintendent,
Mr.. Wells. has receivcd letter from Henry sf
Keith, Esq, for some time past the principalo Q
the brown Public School, near Union Park,
communicating the sad intelligence that he has
recently experienced serious attack Of hem"
lnorhage Of the lungs, and from precar1ous
health must resign his post The resiguation
was accepted by the Board Of Education. It
will cause much regret among Mr.. keitl's many
friends in this city.
, 1859-08-25
A U c tt ON .-AUCTTON.-
Great fR&xtADeats.
FROM $4,000 TO 10000 DOLLARS WORTH
OF
Property at Auction.
4wu ODER for NILE II The of AtorK In Kank,k~n
County, State ef Iunets,


The following desirable ptope IT, !atlux Of orr,
hMndtE1 aeIes Of valuable hnt, mill and Iowu luts Tbs
Atl 4tnaed on the kankkte Kiyer sub4tanttv hu of
Limestone 70 BY ~ fef four soes hIg vita fauf xan of
!seL frtsh bn ~ AM! Ill hne ali new and
lh- faEns ac iii Fun9ln the mill well Atuaiet nn W
sl1eu Into seven fam< with about fur hundred aud DIV
Arts uRurr cultivation, 4. follows; ~ A'>'
, 1859-08-25

OST-On the south side Of Ran
dolph &ree4 between Unton snd Desplaines rress
q WedaesdX ans.noon. DARK HAIR BRACELET:
Ihe hneer III be rewarded By leasiDg At No. =
West Randolph kEf&4. {up-a$afs.3 Aus.x5i
, 1859-08-25
CROCKERY, CHINA, GLASS,
B itxnnia and si.ver-Platsd Wares,
FLUID LAMPS, TABLE CUTLERY,
Looking Glasses, sc.
No, 48.,.v,.,Lakc StFeet.........No. 48
CHICAGO ILL.

TOR SALE-Six three story Brick
L Houses on Wabash arenue. corner Of Harmon Court
Thee bousea arc lust finished hase al The mocesn ln
troye,ne1s arrangement water. KS and sewerage
Each house has brick an on tie nEcnses 4 snail pot
may ienaln Bond and Mortgage. 1t cent. Interest,"
for term Of years. Apply Vt LIS South Naisr s;Iee
, 1859-08-25

Az UkHAPrr CocFlx,-Two cats in bag or
tied together and slung ever clothes-line are
Int xssk and feeble il means to render one
another uncomfortable, compared to that twain
xho s.e bound, aud Tet ehahng against tie
matrimonial, with no sentiment in common, but
de4,srate dislike, On Monday Mrs Aary
Ann camobell Was arrested and held to bai1
with Horace Burton, charged With adultery
{claimcd by Mr. Burton to be N attempt 10 e1'
| tor. mouey. J The complaint was made al nj
/ instance Of the womsn's husband, who u seem'
has nince taken the righting Of his n'eses
wrongs into his own hands BE has oeen n
rested md fined &25 md bald to bail TO 'retfsa'
from his brutal 4nd siQlent coadse4 IN heaaan'
/ and kicking his wie,
, 1859-08-25

GRAND RrxAwA1 AND SrAMpEpE.-A pair Of
horses attached to one ofJoy Il Frisbies carts
run away on La Sale near the Court House yes
tcrdar noon, and started of in their train two
other teams, the three making furious time. 4
Young lad, driving one Of the latter teams, IN
express wagon, was thrown out and striking
against tree was taken up seuseless- He was
carried into Dr.. Smatl's Office adjoining, and
thence to his home. He Was not seriously IN.
;ured, We believe. The runaway teams were
one after another stopped without further nc
cident
, 1859-08-25

& LOST-On the corner of
Clark and Klnzie Streets on last Tuesday
m"Enlrk between 6 an1 o'clock Le7lher
toAet Book cootainng about ten dollars lp money and
three hntes The finder h1ye the cash II tht notes
returneh to the ownvr At The 10 Saloon, Southwest
corner Of Clark and ktnZit street. zu53 tit
, 1859-08-25

ITO RENT--On Wabash Avenue
l. new nr.t-cl1as E'rick dwelling: three stories aul
basement eeltel rwcih stsst- The housc contains
fourteen rucluI, bsldes 1h rtls, CLOSETS ami lta,r1rs
with H3rae nnntle4 ftrsce. hot ami cu wattr Ac ap-
ply to 4. J. AEEHELL, 80 Wuhash !Avenae. aul5 sw1
, 1859-08-25

" Ell L A n D RAILROAD
This roa1 is now finished from Lake Erie ~ Lake On;
t,r on tn. line Of the ellsnd Canal ani fully equipped
viii Rolling Stock tcsatots for grain and couvtnfeht
decks fo rolling freight a. saeh e1d 81 The route saoah u
lion With road nom os palhousic Lake OusaHn to
swego. knEssen. Ngienshu'zh- p!escn Msntcal Fort
Lard and and from Port colbouEn, IN Lake hHe,
yrifh
, 1859-08-25

Nxw CuAs1rAu1E D1srExsARr.-Wc are
glad 10 announce tha: 4 new Charitable Dlspen-
sary has been opened at No. % South Market,
near Randolph street, to be ready daily tor
cratuitous attention to the wants Of the SICK
poor, by some of our best medical talent The
nhysicians are Dr.. N. s. Davis with Dr.. 4. E..
| Steele, assistant; Surgeons Dr.. E. Andrews and
| Dr. Wardner asslst2nt~ Hours Of attendance
! daily from 80 ~.
, 1859-08-25

uoxEsrr.-A lady correspondent sends us
from Indiana an acknowledg gment Of the act Of
honesty On the part Of a young gentleman IN
this city, whu finding in the street letter drop"
ned accidentally by her, and containing sun
Of money, sought her out and restored the same
to her, at some trouble aud Inconvenience 10
himself She says. TO him must belong the let
ter recently noticed as having been received nj
this Post Office directed I" The Honest Man, Chi
cago" Likely enough.
, 1859-08-25

ITO RENT-Union Park Residence,
Il consisting Of a txo md a-half story Gothic Frame
House. with Carriage iouse and stable very ow-3sM PR
ytaf whln blocks the loese r.roal) 1n'Iur IL
DR. INGALLS,, southwest coEuer ot Madison aid t,1ark
streets. jel44latl-i511
, 1859-08-25
10 RGrlt.

ITO RENT.-A First Class Four
L Story 11ck House With Ill tho modern improvements
Situated the Norh >ir Nu ss6 llusou s1syst IrouI,e
Of II. l.. HILL. ~ Like street, aua% a%nav,~Jul
, 1859-08-25

RrSAvAY-NAnaow EscApE.-Iesterday al
tcruoon Is Mr. Blackall, a well known tca-dealer
of this city was riding through Randolph street
In buggy with child beside him, in turning
into South Clark street from some disarrange-
meut of the harness the horse took fright and
dashed of At violent speed. nr. B. being en-
tirely unable to check or guide the animal. Mid
way the block the horse made as if to dash
through The window Of Mr. Salisbnry's Real Es-
tate Office, when Young man standing by most
daringly seized the horse by the bride and BY a
dextrous pull brought him to the sidawalk. The
persons in the buggy were uuharmed, hut thel1
peril was imminent for time.
, 1859-08-25

NIGHT ERnASrnr.-On Tuesday nigh last the
residence Of Cspt. Stone, No. 2l7 Owen street,
in the West Division, was visited by some one
who evidently unwilling to disturb the family by
ringing the bell, attempted to conc in through
lower window. His movements managed to
awaken some one in the house and an alarm
| was gwen when the fellow fed, but left his hat
within the room. Capt. Stone desires the indi'
vidua1 to return and get his head piece, though
likely enough, unless he makes better selection
Of hours be rs,ay fiud warm reception Looi
out for these saeak thieves. A pill.box Of th1
Colt pattern is good thing to have in family
i : roons;nn
, 1859-08-25

TO RENT-A new first-class three
l. story md basement Brick House Illinois street.
Cass-Wit be nlstel by seotet+r as. With at the
n"dttn imptcvetnen. as hs.hs Hot ami cos, wsis,
dearborn street, at HALEE ufee, No. fonh Wells
sfrtef. aua5 al[3-4w
, 1859-08-25

ITO T. + N T-The fine. spacious
| K Dwelling IIn,r%r Su 81 Mchlxan avenue This
ho,.se furnished with al 'efn cnnv.nncee havIn: hut
and co watrs .uelthr ushnIt tAe ch1ners. contain.
ting zen rooms. liberal supply Of elnst!S ami with
<eueui put buildings Will te let upon rasuuahlt txEnk
Apply to T.. &. T. HOLDEN. laud Department l. e Rail-
road. aul5 lr,l.al3.
, 1859-08-25

ITO BAkERS.-A fine Store anil
l. Bake Shop, with 4 No. Cracker Mashsne antl
~ attus; shs'eunto thu belonging II Eo9 s1tal': oarr ~
On lroadwsy betwstn Fox aud Maln strrts ANNA, III,
cr.nd Opening oets - there l. but ont akf1y III thc
City. and canuot supply the dtilsnAs. Aadrrss
fyN11mx AtSflN MANN. Aue6
, 1859-08-25

MO RENT TO PAYING have
ge tteres on North Clak street whic, We will tent
[U good tenants, and make charge fr the first two
moIths $. II, kEKFOOT & CO.,
a1nt., 81 DelIfuru ttfart.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-11-16

GERRIv SMITH INsANE.-Gerrit Smith
became on Monday last an inmate of the
New York State lunatic asylum, where it
has been found necessary to place him on
account of marked insanity. We learn
that he is very violent, and has exhibited
a disposition to commit suicide, and that
an attendant keeps constant watch over
him to prevent him from laying violent
bands on himself, This result we hear
attributed to the connection of Mr..
Smiths name with the Harper's Ferry af-
fair, though many regard it as the con-
sequence of long seated and marked dis
ease. Utica Herald, Nov. 8.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-11-16
New York. Nov. IL.

ACCIDENT TO THE GREAT BALLOON
An accident happened to Prof. loves
balloon last night. During a blow, the
huge globe of tho balloon was lifted up
with jerk, dragging the heavy sand
bags that served as weights to keep il
down several feet, causing them to dance
about like puppet dolls. A few rods to
the east of the balloon stood small tent
containing ropes and other articles in con-
slant use. Against the sharp ridge-pole
Of this tent the balloon was Driven with
grent violence, breaking q holein the mus
lin, through which thegas rushed in dense
volumes. In FIVE minutes the sixty-eight
thousand feet of gas in the balloon had
escaped, and the lately expanded globe
presented the appearance Of collapsed
mass of .flabby rag, involving the propri-
otor in a dead loss of nearly three thou
sand dollars. II will be repaired .imme-
diately, and the imitation resumed.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-11-16

WHAT is AN EDIToR 1.-The Tribune
says he is an individual who reads news
papers, writes articles on all subjects, sets
type, reads proof, works at press, folds
and packs papers, prints jobs, runs on er-
rands, saws wood, works in the garden,
talks TO all who call, receives blame for
many things he never did, works from 4
p A. M. to 0 z. NJ, aud mover collects half
his debts. Who docs not wish himself
an editor?