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New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-06
Texas Election.

NEw-ORLEAss, Friday, Aag. 5, 1853
The steamer Orizaba has arrived here with ~
weston dates Of the 80 inst. Gen. SaG Houston =
ahead in the race for the Gcvernorship, as fG :
be eard from.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-06
Nsrualork Daily Gribm,rs
SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 1859.
To CORRESPONDENTS.

TO CORRESPONDENTS
No notice can be taken of Anonymous Communcadona Wt
ever ia for be Authenticated by tns
name and address wternos necessarily or pueao~
ton, but a. guaranty for his good NTH
We cannot undertake return rejected Conmunicaaon
sn.ns letter, for THE TRrBuss Ooe should In ~ Gases b
edaressed to HosAcs GREELEY Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-06

a. W. JoHssoy Is our Agent IN Brdseton ~ for the sss
NJ 1ur T,igukI and will hicnts with our DabS
asroi. .Weekly and Weetlv Editions
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-06
The Bark SaragOssa.

NEw ORLEANS, Friday, Aug ., n
The bark Sarsgoess, leading for philadelPni1
buining in the hold all last night but VII p'~
be saved.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-06
DYSPEPSIA DYSPEPSIA.
How CURNDl

pyspepsA ns;iooal oiseseweak stomach ee os alses
tacn after eating ccs'ivc habit osos eon1,o
spv suser with ptos OF Tow spt:
bad ta< coated tongue oburhed hsd and saek o. hcso
schsi Yet how Know to IL Generally because
the are copspsed resort bad to canAr'ic OF aNs
fivre But such cu neop cured BY cs'nsiue.
bo,e ouly weaken the digestion and impair 'nc III
texr, of the entire assimuAiise system
Rut HvapsRkYs HoNroPArHIe DYSPEPSIA ruLs-a aui,
rle edatsd usa hsye cured hundreds OF h1 ~ost ana
ost ohstinaie case This 10 done simply by improving toe
toue aud restoring INTEGRITY Of TIL digestive organs IRON
which sooo appetite regular habits cie. hesa ana
bueyant sprs Such medicine s- and only reafe' 70
pi,. ss c,pts prr bos with dirvctions sx hoxes 81
MA fun set Of HrNrHkryS hoNsorArHie SPECIFICS,
h Bck Of Directions dieeTeat Reuedie- Ia sfs
yias morocco case s.; d. in plain 81 family case OF
6ft<vn koxes aDd BOOK. s..
Tsrse Remedies by single box case are sspf mail or
.xnre. free Of charge sdd- receipt OF the pe
xIr.. Df \. HyaPEkENs \ Co,
>s~ No 3D. N. Y
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-06
THE LATEST NEWS|
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.

specIsI Dspa.ch 70 The N. Y Tribune
WASHINGTON, Friday, Aug. 5, lSo.
John Mitchell before leaving this city, nst
merry over the idea Of his pas, interference in "
poli,ics. be DO. being, and not intending to Be, Y
American citizen lie thinks that Europe ABORT
a better field for revolutonists than this coaaaG
Movements there are spiced with danger.
The Post Office Department is just no" anH''s
TO Know of Mr. johnson of your city What sup
have been taken by him to insure the execusoa
his contract for carrying the Californis mails fs
New.York and New-Od, ans
II is stated that efforts are beiEg made 70 gsuas
in the copies of the celebrated letter OF the Prs'
dent TO the Hon. Robert j. Walker while Govern
of Ksn,as, which were given to some OF his frlesa
BY the latter. Hundreds have heard the lesk
read and some of the copies are said to be beyos
the reach of Mr. Walker bipsslf
Mr.. Casey, United States Treasurer, is quin
at the residence of the Hon. John {. Rives, nes
Bladensburg
~ '-' WAsHIxoroN, Friday, Aug. s. 1853.
Lien. Isaac n. Brown has been ordered 70 "
Nsyy Yard at Boston, and Lieut.. Weaver to the NAV
Yard in Philadelphia. Lieut.. English was ordered
the steamer Wyoming, vice Aulic, detached. i.iesa
Reed, Duvall add Eggeston have been ordered 70 W
steamer WyandOtt.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-06

LILIES PATENT
FIks AND BVKGLAS-PSooF SAFks
A.. oo,.ldered b, competent judges be
Tux ONLY RsLIsBLS SAtEs IN MARKET
a~.,.s IN. mar, ,killl burglar Il Is
A SVRs PkorEcrto>
ns.. e,..S nth Powder -PrVol Coordination Lock Of
~s'"s NAV" LuLtrs Own AASvrservKE
as,A. .,... sr. 4, O.hkosh proved them 70 BE
THl Mosr kkLlAHLk FIkE-fSoofs SAFES
f0s s'@ VI FusB,Sxs L Co,
Nc. lSs Broadway, New. York.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-06

SUPERIOR TEACHERS OF VOCAL AND
IssTRuMts1AL Music WANTED,
At Liberal Salaries.
Apply personality snlfh WooaAs ss s.a.S. 10,
Amer. School Inst" No. $40 broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-06

In Summer when the suO 10 lo~,
Come forth IN swArms the insect fc-
And for our blood they bor~ you know,
And s1ck II IN nOst rapidly
But bur- reaches 'skee;ep-bsek or white
In dsaiks en- brace sifcued quite,
II LYONS POWDERS coance 10 hkht
In their obscure vicinity
LyoS's POWDER is harmless to mankind, but
~iu ki ali Hous.- Insects GardenWorms Plsni Sug &c
LYess PmLs death 10 Rats and Mice soia
sample Flaaks 2c.; regular sizes, % cent, ard 81
BAaNEs 4 PAkN, Nos Is Is Park row, N I.
Eexsre Of Imitation Apa lmPstors
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-06
D.. ]. BoyEE Dopss IMPERIAL WINE BIrrERs.

Dr. pcps opened Of elegant rooms at Not os and
6sl Bsdxny foT and treatment OF Psiien's
snd Whefe his -,
IspspIaL VIM BTTtks, -.
s~ IN. c,r. Of Ipcipep; Ccuumpton Wesk Luurs Weak
son.eh a. eners biy be had The Bt,en are put
up IN GUAR, bottles with the Of d. }. BoSee Dodss I'm
rra Wine blown in the g.ss With directions Tor use
frc~ Der bottle The usual discount % the trade
~ nnetar b-co e. daily from IL to 70.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-05

His apswer was this "Toby, when ne1s sIsn'
with on the tramp, I forgive her ana tas 1AN'--'
And an" .r,a,.n To
r. WAS with fear aud trembling that pesnn ~ ~
turn the handle, bat he sat like lamp. "a ~.
my belief 70 my dying day, that SEQ nls 20 r.st
pand a. he sat- you may therefore Judgs now ma
bis thoughts was. He sat out al sne cus"e'
then he come OF. a... little
aToby,s no says, with quiet smile, tine c ns
man will nov walk three times round the Ss"
wan. and retire behind the curtain x.,rd
When we called him In the morning, We ssns mr.
him cone into a much better Society than mine =.
Pail Malls / give Mr.. Chops a. comio..~J,sy !.
funeral as lay In my power. followed my ~ "a :
Chief, aud had the George the Fourth cansII onsa
ried frs, in tie form Of banner .iys r. M. and
took TO the Wan again.
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WITH the arrival of new brewed Beer

WITH the arrival Of new brewed Beer,
w beg leave to submit to my customers, and
the public generally the following standard of
price, fer N sottled Lager Beer, Porter, Ale &c
during the winter season. viz:
Quarts per dozen sl75l Is cts q doz allowed on
Pints per dozen. BOO return Of bottles.
Half Pints per doz Soc, bottles extra
Store and bar Keepers a per centage allowed
Ihave also on hand Lager Beer in whole, half
quarter and eighth bbls; Cream Ale in whole half
and quarter bbs; and for sale at the lowest market
price.
orders left with Messrs Duvai Norton, corner
10th and Main streets; Lsidley & Robinson cor 4th
and Franklin gts, or at store, will be promptly
attended to. WILBACHER, 18th ST.,
no Between Main and Cary,
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.s,YyHRldS.
GPIRT6 ACADEMY LOTTERY.
CAPITAL PRIZE es0,00ol

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC As the members OF
our firm nave by way OF purchase, Deeome the own
or of the gf ANTS char cred BY the states OF Dela
ware. Kentucky, Missouri. and p,Ts OF those 10
n Meury. OF wilmington, Delaware. We have DEEM
ed it OK pedient TO change the name OF our hrm on
and after January Iss. 1859 to that OF WUoD, EDDY
y no who will hereafter have the management OF
tie sparta Academy Lottery, and the others, as
above named. ,.,.
In all transactions we have endeavored 20 conouc.
our business with integrity and promptness. and
we can assur the public that the patronage hereto
fore bestowed well deserving OF being trans
5 SWAN co.
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NV 9 r O0 4 r
BOOTS AND SHOES.

We are receiving this morning. Dec. I'D, Per
steamers and schr =. Nickesson. good assortment
Wen,en's hsavy welted heel BOOTS, made strorg
and good; sizes: tot, 8 tot. to 9. to y. ana !.
to 9. These Bootsare made 70 order, and are such
% we can warrant to wear well.
Mems fins Calf BROGANs
Mems flne black bottom BROGANS; sizes: to IL
and 10 to 10
Mems fine Calf Oxford TIES
Mems heavy double sole BOOTS
Mems fine Zip BOOTS
Boys fine Calf BOOTS. all sizes, to 5. 10 to IL.
6to 8
Boys prime Kip BOOTS. made to wear IS well as
to ell
We invite all in want TO give rs call.
PUTNEY h WATTS,
Is Main street,
IA - Emporium of fashion
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CaHnIa0a n0An UfACTohiAo
.,. -. NEW CARRIAGE AND HAR.

EXN NESS REpOSIToRY.-The subscribed.
-, Iaen tor number of years engaged II
Coach Making those in ses ;a section na w su
may wish to purchase variety OF ilsnt anu SUI
Ia All work warranted made OF good and durable
material Persons wishing to purchase are respect
, riiI he offered TO their advantage. both as tc
price AN J NJ PULLEN,
&C lily wall, 6t near os- Ono. .oe 1920
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,sse,rsnus REDUCED THROUGH
zsSzsS5$2 TARIFF OF CT lRGES ON THk


CANAL FKUM RICHMOND TO LYNCHBURG.-
The subscriber thankful for the very liberal patro-
mage hitherto received. would inform his friends
that his hrough charges on general Merchandise
such rs Hats Caps Shoes, Boots Dry Goods, &c, are
only THIRTY CENTS per 100 lbs Groceries.
Queensware, &C.. only TWENTY-FIVE CENTS per
100 lbs, which includes all expenses from tbs
Lynchbprg.
Boats leave every other day, full not full, and
goods are sent forward without any detention.
Produce and Tonnage articles forwarded at low
rates. A. y. LEE,
au27-ts On the Dock.
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NORTHERN ICE.-Persons wishing
IN Ice by the cargo will do well to give us p call
We are prepared to deliver Ice at any point on
James River, Acqua Greek and at fredericksburg.
viii pack on board canal boats for Lynchburg and
intermediate landings. Are now prepared to con-
tract with large or small consumers for the year
1859, AT RATES DENYING COMPETITION We are also
hold out greater Inducements to dealers in Native
Ice than we have ever done Our Old, faithful and
well-tried drivers will continue with Us We will
pay fair wages for a faithful and accommodating
col ,red driver.
de 20-lmF B WARDWELL co.
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- SECOND SUPPLY FOB La
o. DIES-Received, and opened this morn.
ing fine assortment of Ladies' Shoes and daiters,
embracing
heels 80
Thick and thin soled Morocco Boots with and with
Oh; heels
Thick soied Kid Boots, with heels
Double soad Patent Leather foxed heel Congress
Caters 80.
without heels
Kfd and Morocco Slippers. with and without heels
Overshoes, with and without heels
Morocco Congress heeled Caters
White Kid Slippers, with heels
White Kid Slippers without heels
with almost every other style usually CALI
ed for.
Ladies are respectfully invited TO call at No. %
Main street, two doors above Messrs T. h. Price q
Co.. and supply themselves.
no u FL b.
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NOTICE On and

Persons going 10 Richmond via this line will reach
Petersburg in time for the mail train Of the Rich.
mond ard Petersburg Road. which leaves Peters
burg at 545 p H.
Persons going West by the southsde Road will
have to remain all night in Petersburg and take the
mail train which leaves at 80 NJ, the next morn
ing.
Persons coming to Norfolk from Richmond will
arrive in Petersburg by the mail train of the Rich
mond and Petersburg Road In time to breakfast in
Pctersburg, and then to take the cars for Norfolk
leaving at NJ.
Person coming from the Southwest bY the South
Side Road. will arrive in Petersburg at 30 NJ In
time to get breakfast before departure of the Norfolk
csys att.
Persons wishing to go on North from Norfolk. may
DO SO by either the Bay Line Steamers the steam
ship Line for New York, which leave Norfolk the
former, daily Sundays excepted. at 4-sO PM. and
the latter semtweekly. Wednesdays and Saturday
No train will be run on Sunday.
Fare from Norfolk 10 Petersburg straight
Do Return ticket good for days 40
This train will stop only at Regular Stations 10
take in and put OF passengers.
WILLIAM MALONE,
Engineer and Superintendent kPRR.
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Augusta. Georgia, Dec. Is, I558
WOOD, EDDY Il CO., Managers. Successors to
SWAN X GO.

WOOD, EDDY Il CO., Managers. Successors to
SWAN q CO.
The following Scheme will be drawn By WOOD,
EDDY CO., Managers of the Sparta Academy Lot
terry In each of their Single Number Lotteries for
January, 1889, ct AUGUSTA. Ga, In public. dnder
the superinsendence of commissioners:
GLASS draws on SATURDAY, January !. 1859
GLASS draws SATURDAY, January 5. l8e
GLASS ) draws on SATURDAY, January 10, 1872
CLASS draws on SATURDAY, January %. 1879.
GLASS draws on SATURDAY Jannary y. ls5s
ON THE PLAN OFSLNGLE NUMBERS.
$1,000 TICK Els
FIVE THOUSAND FIVE D.RED AND
TEN PRIZESl
10 NloeT reLs5sI
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NUNNS' SUPERIOR PI
Msxssy7s.S AHOS-P. II. TAYLOR has now Il
H n N store an assortment of NUNNS an
II other celebrated PIASoS, with
large stock of other MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
of best quality.
GUITAR and VIOLIN STRINGS, frst-rate
The largest stock of MUSIC IN the State.
Several secondhand Pianos.
oc go ISIS MAIN STREET
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NOTICE. - The subscriber having a
~ large number of accounts due and unsettled
which should have been settled prior to January.
1885, would respectfully notify all such, that all
counts due him previous to 1858, and not paid or
closed by bond or otherwise by the lst day OF Fe-
bruary 1859, will be put in the hands of the law for
collection.
ALWAYS On hand, 8 large assortment of Clothing
and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods low for each. or
to punctuai customers EB SPENCE,
Cfothier and Merchant Tailor,
no ii Corner of Main and l3sh sts.
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DHY GOODS.
ERTgH ANIMAL or NEW GOODS

ERTsH ANIMAL or NEW GOODS
=. A. ;,s Is men, Hs HIo qsS1prLY of
I'll AND W7NTER DIP GOODS
making their assortment one OF the moss ~ ,n
and attractive they have sver offered. and q soon
sDisndid BIssE and Oo!'d snt E s;ss.. sdsa
Rich Baysdere alex and Plain silks
Black Gro ie Rhine. Polt de Sole and Tsneta
Ri.h plaid aud Figd vslenciss
BiA 4 BombaA:nes Alpacas. chaiiies ana MOUSE
Rich a.n Face, Muslin and Cambria sett.
Muslin. Gamuric, Pequet and Mourning Coliars
Illusion Capes and gerthas ..s
Clocks Mantles and Shawis In great variety
Cloths Casnmeres and vestings
Plantation and Housekeeping GOODS
gu,ea C,oth: sRRssp ss snd Pads
Plaid Linseys; Flanneis
namask Table Cloths; Napkins; Doyhes
Towels; Linen and Cotton Sheetsngs
Msr 9~ Liam. Lsmbs Wool. siis and Shaker Shirts
Alesander's Kid, Brckskin. Silk and Plush
Lined Gloves and Gauntiets ..,.,..,,,
Carpets; Rugs; DrugEets. Ac oc ~
nRY OOODS.-Great Barg aims sold at
IL No q Main street JOSEPH sTRAU.E offers
for sale the balance of his stock of Fall and Winter
Goods at and below cost Any boay that wants 20
Goods are selling off very fast at such an astonish-
log low price
Fast colored Calico at s and cts handsome pat
terms uusIns at i9a and Ia; every color OF Merlnos
at ss. worth double the money: the finest and men
est coiored French Merinos at SO: BLACK Silks az %
cts and upwars: coored silks ct half their vaiue TO
close out 900 fine French Needle Work ed Collars.
from I9E cts to So: Cambria and Mouslin Bends at
all nricas: Check and Cambria Mouslins at 10 cents
and higher prices worth twenty five; Hosiery and
Kid Gloves from I2 cts 10 the best quality at 70 cts
10 pair Bed Blankets at So 49, are selling at otner
nlsces at So Velvet Cluaks at $t2, cheap at 3A;
Cloth and Merino Cloaks do linseys and Flanneis;
Irish Iiaens; Bosoms; Table Coths; Towels; Cassi-
meres. sattipets brown and bleached Domesflcs,
Ec and many more Goods at the lowest price, 10
please every one, that calls at No q MAIN Strees
ia lin 1OocI II Q 4 nn " -
BLANKETS BLANKETS Ill E V Y
Dhas row on hand a very large assortment OF Blan-
kets which he is determined to sell on at extremely
low prices Very heavy Grey Blankets Al u . yer
nair Nice White Blankets at 5. % per PAIR, cheap
for 40 Red Blankets from 50 to s. per pair
Don't forget that you can get all xmas OF DF!
Goods at the very lowest prices. at
ias JACOB A. LEWIS. 10 Main 1t.
BARGAINS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
ID GRAND GALA WEEK. at No 40 Main street;
nearly opposite the St Charlss-A present ,os al
and very low figure, for all my Cloaks and Rag
lsns are to be sold of.
EXPECT BARGAINS In -Embroideries, Hoop
skirts and all kinds of Fancy Notions
Bopnets and Head Dresses in great variety, ex-
ceedingly low. Only cali and inspect il you desire
bargain. SEoRdE JhCoBc,.
de IS ~ NAN street..
COLDsMIT has complete assortment
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS

NOLDSMIT has q complete assortment
~ of White and Colored TarIatans; White and
Colored Grapes; Swiss Nuslins; White Blond Laces
and Edges Satin Ribbons with Pearl Edges: Fancy
Hair Pins; Head Dresses Flowers: Rnches; illH-
sops and various other goods, suitable for balls
parties or weddings which will be closed ont at re-
duced prices. EG,bpsMiI..
d.
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sHEl
.ASr.-Eur

rAsr.-&Ur
With One
with the n
Any lawful {
10 per G, vi
the Insured
.Dirmeneis
about forty /
Jfnot snsd
spRtsy on )
ee, married
You shonl
Frsf--Rsc
when Yau b.
secord id
teal exassi,fd
Third-Ll
Rous.
The NAN 4
sdependeu.
- u. Becxl
the loss OF a
fosuae 20 Ina
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de lo-el
O 0eDxS
No..

sho have 81
or iu
ey the uss I
persons entl
after yisitiu
ing any ben
fdein pyspeI
digestion A
Appetite, ID |
Bitfers as "A
tured that 4
their disess|
and rvstoTin
Teething In
ase-whilst
By their str
medicine, IN
eyeatualIy
at once.
For saleb1
Prominent 4
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rrzz-z1zU THE ADAMS EXPIRES

FL cnU THE ADAMS EXPIRES
IN xSz@fzHXC COMPANY, l34 Main ST., hsvi1
resumed their steamship Exprsss to and from Ne
folk, Petersburg and Richrnond by Steamers Jane
town and Roanoke. which leave New York eVel
Wednesday and Saturday, and thence by railroad
Weldon. Wilmington, Ly nchburg, Salem. WytheyiI
and the principal places in Virginia and North Gar
lima, are now prepared TO forward, with great d
patch, and at reduced rates. every kind Of Merchs
else, Valuable Parcels, Jewelry, &C., 20 the sbc'
named cities, and all places on the seaboard.
Our Express on the Steamships will be accompsrs
by special MessesgeTs, who will give their person
attention to the careful handling of goods cntrus4
to the ADAMS EXPRESS coz Steamship Bxpfs5
Shippers viii please take notice that packages
points In Virginia and North Carolina will be ssEi
steamers, unless otherwise marked.
Freight received, on day Of sailing, until Och b
p. d. ]. L. MACD0N0UGH,
Agentof Adams Express
Gy SPECIAL NoTICE.-Express packages
Norfolk, Petersburg. Richmond, and all places In v
ctnia and North Oarolins, intended for shipment
steamships Roanoke and Jamestown, will hereaa.
be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPLS]
who the authorized Agents for Express priyissI
on these ships.
@fice Of the New York and Virginia SteamN(
Company LuDLAM A pLEAaANTS Aselal
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H:-cnRu ACCOMMODATIONS
e44 TRAIN-CHANdE on
HOUkS:-OD and after NOVEMBER lsT. the Accom-.
cation Train Of this Company, will daily tSun-
days axcepted) between Milford and Richmond;
leaving Milford at 10 A. NJ, aud arrive in Rich.
Insnd q 30 A. u. Returning. will leave Rich
In0nd ~ o'clock p. Is. and reach Milford at 20
r. NJ. stopping tor passengers at any point each
way. =
FARE.-The same a. on the Mail Trains.
SAML RUTH,
euperintendent Trains.
Richmond Oct 1ist. 1855 oc n
Jelly. Gc.-Jelly, Blanc Mango, Cox's
Sparkling Isiuglass. Co0psr's 6srksr's Sheet and
tfatsd syrup Of pise Apple. Etrawherry, kaspber-
di0RaS poTnxH. prsesiss.
oe2 lTe Broad st,
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ca FOR RENT.--The SMITH AND
hi CARRIAGE SHOP on franklin street. oppo-
site my Factory, now occupied by Does Brother.
de 3O-ts gDW McADAM.
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This er
curiai or
heretofori
ratiys 30 |
world are |
meGy VIII |
when thei
But the y
for tweutl
years star |
all other 4
without a
any case
} cure, prov
prudence
purchasln
ingly. in
cure; and
medicine.
through b
out inconI
al
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Ipsrceiyed, you understand, that he was soure,
by his mistortunes, aud felt for Mr.. Chops.
"As to the Fat Ladies" says he, giving his Ed
tremendous one again the wall, Nthere's lots n
them in Society, AMI worse than the original =
Hers was outrage upon Taste-smply a ont
rage upon Taste-awsknin eontenptScarrv-
lug it's own punishment in the form of a In
dian?' Here he Civ himself another tremendous
one. But theirs Magsman, theirs to mercenar,
outrages. Lay in Csshmeer shawls, buy bracelets
strew 'em and lot of 'ansome fans and thing,
about your rooms, let Ii be known that you Civ,
away like water to all as come to admire and tn,
Fat Ladies that don't exhibit for so much dowr
upon the drum, will come from all the pints of thu
compass TO flock about you, whatever you are
They'll drill holes 10 your art, Magsman, like .
Cuiisnder. And when you've no more left to give
they'll laugh at you to your face aud leave YOU &c
have your bones picked dry by Wulturs, like the
dead Wild ASS OF the Praries that you deserve to
bel" Here he give himself the most tremendous
one OF all and dropped.
thought he was gone. His Ed was 40 heavy
aud he knocked IL so hard, aud he fell so stouey
aud the sassagerial disturbance ia him muat ba W
been 50 Immense, that thought he was gone But
be soon come round with care, and he sat IN on
the floor, aud he said to me, with wisdom comm
out of his eyes, IL ever il cons:
"Magsman! The most material difference he.
tween the two states of existence through which
your unhappy friend had passed." he reached out
his poor little hand aud his tears dropped down on
the moustachio which IL was Q credit to him to
have done his best 10 grow but it il not in ortals
TO command success,-"the difference IL this.
When was out OF Society, was paid light for be.
Log seen. When went into Society, 1 paid heavy
r,r being seen. prefer the former, even if
wasn't forced upon 1t. Give me ont through the
trumpet, In the hold way to morrow"
AFTER that, he slid Into the line again a. easy O.
L he had been lied all over. But, tae organ was
rep from him, and no sllusions was ever made,
= hen company was 10, to bis property. He got
siser every day; his views Of Society and the
public was luminous, bswiidarin. awful: aud his
!. !. got bigger and bigger ~ his Wisdom expanded
ne TOOK well, and pulled 'em In most excellent
y. n'ne vssks. Al the expiration Of that period,
men ms Ed was sight, 10 sxpresssd one sven.
~ .ns ~. company haviu been turned ont, and
~ door shat. wish to have little music.
M. chops' sAid, II never dropped ths .Mr !.
.ith BIN; the world might Do Il. bat NOT mel
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