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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28

Fhr stea z1s!iip Noya.Seo.isD, at Qne5-c. brings
one days late sdyice. fIon Europe. Tksy contain
no additional Jaws of in po7.snte from ~ seat of
war, jut indie-tp that Pruse.s 10 masking Prepara-
tons to take at in the contest, al order having
been gayen for he mobilization Of the ar. q, with
which six cey# f~rmtc had' already complied
NapolNn in pc-oon tuperintcaded the crossing OF
the A }ia by tie French 1rocps, which va done
over ,.dges of 5g-to. THE strians were eyacu-
ating Iasdepa I'D were in fu-fretreat toward the
river Ogho Nothing NOR was'shown with regard
to the EaImerstoa Mnstr =, except that good prog
ress va making .rits for maticn: but an cfiicla
wEsexpecte within day or two.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28

Wlstsyer interest So cxr-ri o. sliT>' ms7 nave
II the Institution of Sl,yrry Whatever .dSce
they may derive frou i:-its disastrous and Dc. =
trroUs effects ID, great mA.. Of the free p0pGA-
ton obliged b abor Nth their OWL hard. are
TO psp.ble 20 te d,sied. Hitherto the MAJ. Of
the bon ,iavebcders have be-n lrp, favorable 3
the Institution manly By the kope-Hhieh II past
times large number, q tie most ebterPr.ing aai
Industrious among them bsve been able g. re.lz--
Of frally becoming s.sTehOiders themselves. Bu,
with tie great increase q the value u .isTes
and TIE gradual engro.smelt Of the fertile ants By
the large planters, this Operation becomes every
osy mole difficult Herce the necessity Of finding
s0se Lew ue,ns 81 recording the poor y htes b.
the institution u SiayeT-a necessity which miy
irduce even tse r0rAe,n slave breeder. 70 concur
in the project for revivDg the African slave trade
For political purposes and under the idea Il pre-
venting any breach Of .lsrrt0ld.ng political unity,
they maj join il hi, project e7en with tie secret
hope that the opPos.ton Of The North, or other Oh
stace', might fuslly preyel, ito realization.
From tie Method. adopted BY The patrons Of
this African ,hge.tr,de scheme. there Is even
reason 10 spprcssnd that 3 fln.tici.n may be eI.
cited against @iich il would be in vain for the
present -laTeholderr 70 ,ttemp. to cor.-nd No.
merely j. the revival Of the African dave trade
held ct mean. Of extending tie pri1 4cges and
benefits Of ssyeholding ,cw monopo.ized By few,
to tts msss Of tie pop, ard OF raising every
white nsn il TIE South TO condition Of cas- sni
oyueoet End tow es.ily r.rrkird j. deluGst by
promise, RI hat sort eyeytoiy kuows-it Is r7-n
preached sad taught ss relisU,s duty; and every
bOty knows thai the South is very religious Ii ?
a ui,sionary enterprise on grad scale. Instesd
of scdtterir heIe ,nd there few missionaries T.
dlfTuse the r,. Of religion with faint gIimmer
hardly di.cerz45le through cloud, Il surrounding
pa gan darkEess, :, kindly take. the Intended con
7.ris b. tie hand nsy, it bay. theH.w',h price,
I'D transfers the, ffcn pagan Influence into the |
faA sh and brieh.aess of southern Christianity.
Coa.idering the material Of which Southern con-
muzities are largely composed, there is 10 telling
whs. may be the eff c. Ct this combiniE= ,Ae ser
'.ce Of God AID Of maT,son.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28
Eki5lNI AFFAIRS.
Trn 7LsYaR '. A. RAvIIss.

TIA 7lIvaE y. A. RAvIISs.
We learn ir.Sa The ApaLact'cola AGsaYiosr of the
18th that F.gDc.s 2 Morton, CAes aafs Of this
vessel has be a. acquitted Henry SioGn 4 the same
marty has been senielsed 20 three eass mpr-onuIeni
and 81 0o0 HE for mshslanghics CD tho high seas
Horace II. Hayden, captain of tAe rsTk and William
Thomas, ID ri mais, WI be tree a. EeLescoIa the las
week Of H. : month.
STATE.
We are indebted to tho Meysasnis Sews-Roon for
the ionc~.rg account OF an seSid1aa to the HItsh
steamslso Eastern State, which a9sived Saiu.day
from HALIFAX She LEFT THAI bort - Tuesday LAT q;
D. m aal "a the same night q; y o clock, daSsng a
thick fos she ledgcot rocks of Ragged Isl
spd The boats iuaBs t.se'y got ready and the
sgers provided with lie Iseryers in they
might be cuired but skes t,eF.g the ledge Essr
two hours the steamer of into deep watsT, and
arrived at Yarmouth. n s. on the 22d net, and lett
again on the oath. Tbs -adder was psTtiy dsao.ed,
Int being temporarily se0red was rer5srei service
| aole.
| TIE damage 10 this ship canno. be Serious as she
! ld not leak bsdE. No blame cSA DC attached u
Capt ksm or HI, officers as the course ordered, ca
account Of the weather was more southeriy th,sI
| usual The fault was evidently 10 the cOmpaSseS,
which since the sccident, havs been found eAtTeley
. detective. The ledge on whRA the steamer ran, was
| the scene Of a melancholy shpHTeck about twenty
seven wears ago the brigsEtne BLOW Of HALIFAX with
large rumber Of passengers having there iourdered
and al on board perishei.
! We also learn by The Eastern State that sLiI
Robert TIest OF New York from Boston for Miramchi
reported on Seal Island, became total wreck; th'
crew wac saved. Boston Traveller, June q.
NOVEL ARRIVAL.
The schooner Kate l.. Bruce OF Buffalo, y. Y, Cspt
IL w. Mixer. arrived at this port Saturday after
noon frrm Toledo Ohio, in a days passage. She wa
detained FIVE DAYS in the Weland Canal, and reache.
Quebec on the gh inst. She e the frst vessel whici
hiss srived al this port from Toledo. Her cargo con
si.ts Of i60, 600 feet Of lumber.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28
V.eSAU ARE AMZRlCAN yRssRk,as

.seidea has been started that in case tie German
Confederation should become involved n tho pend
ing European war, Ge7lAan ship ow1srs Right
PFC :sct their vessels from capture BY selling them.
real, or nominally, to aercan ctlzers, sad thus
coayert.sg them into american ye.;e,S, vi IN the
VIoteoti Of our * Some coGrteaance
sasps 10 be given 70 this idea ~ &. cores
20Ddo8ee to be fouE3 IN another column, which
las recently taken pace through thu. Colec-
.or 81 Baltimore, se.3een Mr.. kssVst Koher
Who describes bimssSi ss an American sslzen--a
nsturAlized citizen OF German bi-ts, We con-
jec.gre from the M na-and the Treasury aud State
Departments at Washington. III. AoaSer states.
ia sis letter to alt Baltimore CJ,IeatCs, that he
Intends to purcteee Bremen yoSsel l.ing in the 4,
port Of Baltimore, and that b. 81 sAss 10 know
That rights be vii acquire Interpretations
the vessel VIZ b. authorized -. hont the AncS,
can flag, whes.-2r she must have en- American Cep7
tain and cre,, or whether sac gaI ssIl With Lsrr
present foIs;g2 captain and -ssW as an Ames.cs:<
documentc5 vessel, and fuI.SsE, 10 what u.S-- sAt
can be pu.. lor the purposes u Importation
Mr. Secretary Cobb r1pIes that as thssaia no
provision Of law regulating he nationaay oh the
captain o. crew OF YesS~. 81 ms charI.r1, H. IL
immais,isl what that asiionality may &c. As to
the protection to whiCa such yesse, q entitled
he -eGeTs to the Department of S4te. Upon
/ ths point Mr.. Secretary C.ss 1abtes tho
/ General Regulations Of the Renslgs and Col
Lection Laws s.,ion -, articles 1916, in which
j. is laid down IL, foreign vessea, purchased ana
owned by cit7ess Of the Unte1 States, although
10 register, enrolment, icenls or other marine
ocument provided for BY tie laws Of the United
States csG se issued 10 tE@sn, aud althorah they
cannot cDoy the privileges sppertaining Z. tae pos
session oi such documents, are stu entitled, a.
American property, To wear the flag of the United
States and TO enjoy .Ae protec.ion of the United
States authorities, The same regulations also au
thorze the Collectors of Customs to record in their
Cices the bill Of sale Of such transfer, to autheu
tcate its validity and to give the owner certid
cate to tha! eject, certifying also that be is ct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28

We yestcrd-' published tyr detailed report Of
an examination Of the Pikes Peak Gold Re,Fo-
by Nessrs. Greeley. Richardson snd Willard. 10
day we gise Mr. C-eelsy's letter tc.TnE TRIBu-s,
in winch he descriEcs bis visit iy she mines srd
the nturn 10 Deny.- City. This !stter, as well Is
the Report, leaves TO doubt thu. .here is goo
there; sft We don't tlnk that all tk.t Mr. Greeley
bss wrye,n on the subse-t viii be lii ~ to increase
tie nur,te- Of emigraz:s in that direction very
c,oaier5gy at preseB>i Ho"eYc:;, read the
leahT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28

The nssls for Europe ~ ,be steamship Europa
from Bo,.o-. will close :. this city to-caJ at ]
O'Clock to 6. ~ the railros', sid at ?. IN. sr To
stehmbOat
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To Investors.

We shsf be pleased 10 receive from inventor, de-
tailed account, RI their invsp.iDn. a,ovee. sEi II 81
oIty nyg:eai will notice ihea ~ sse bErEi OF rrsd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28

session last night bui ~ yery important bushes.
was done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28

-Iebold, the Japanese traveller eit MaEseilles Tor
Japan in April last, mission from the Dutch East
India Company to secure greater commercial sdya1'
tsges TO Holland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28

Tvs TRiBrNE PBfL.DELPHll--" p. ZIEBER. No. l0a
sOg'h Tnrd ,fee Aga, g. Pti.ls sai sb.r oery
1HE TEstSH vrcmYy ,e'r4 b. 1sfis ~ sig a.
lsIt, o
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ANNOi'NCEMkNr

To 1'eE PrsLfc n GE>,-.L TO9sccO 5roErgs
PAS--CULAR.
hls thanks 20 those who have
lbersy paton..d Hs ce 5tssd ORASsitsTfD SMOKING
TOs.Cco vhir. with srss con-s,nE the
jnodu c.iou. Waving received lew and
ye machinery hope 10 b. sts I" supply az orders with
succeeded Obt aiming sddi-ioD 20 the
o-r sup. sr;t which j. 6-ker 10 coor rier favor
sseeaD, this ttsc- esch Pleia
~ equal cigar will rem sn eist, 10;
buyD rapdly Like Os~r Ob,ocJs prodnco
tiac ~ Il vii. tfse'ure
THU gPIRIoR GEtsEL.TED snOS &C TOBACCO and solicit
you pat rsge er.Hs ihsi ihe new src. Will peas- you
e. beyond the f-1ner To those Who tried
cour =. chesps.. ,sy give b.. ;ris and
tlat viii sfo-d T sg .-lOn than ehe1 gsnu
Inc -.ish OF shy oty,s had u tobacco OEly Try H. The
article will be .od oak boxes IA IN M IN psrs and
sse y the pound principal ri drlEsiss sud
srocefs Ast or J'..~ ALLyNS GEai eNoyir To-
EAcco AesP c,iuly,
JUIIs ALLFS.
SOLE ys,ufscturer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28
Nep91ork Daily Iibm,re
TUESDAY, JUNE q. l559.
IN roEpgsp0yDDST3

NJ, .,. -. - ...- u yrnns Coruzsas.,os WA
ever i1isnd,a f5f inssrtu noe; y sh-aa sd ~ "
sDd s1sr- q To rr1,cr-o% i~f7ss>lJ D' P1oh"
tica. b1i a. gssrzrty for q. g,oS tsitt-
W. CAM. u.d-s.4ks rrtgrn rr5ect~1 Coaonie.o,-'
Bs.r.. s@r. tr TEr TssvyE O1e 's114 Il A. AS =
aa1Yes,e1 % HOs1cJ OsEsLET Co
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Te RusiHrss Men.

Merchants Manufactures, Inventors, ehi Al who
s.Ts Wsr-. Iarrars LssG; .ayAas es- % 81 est .9-
thsy sIp-ci - Ess psfca.- AL 80 1--'- 'h--
70 o.r Aver, nr medium - so ..TsE WsrrLT TsscyI
hes srser orruor than o;h~r H>,p7y, Il IL -od
1irrz..1s rs-y tnso.g Fsrrrs Arstasais AaI l4crei
Hehs-.es l.. Pa. q! pr liz r.cE l-ss:lloa
TBE SEyI-WILELT TRiBUsE has also very large
eres,o1 the comfy AaEer-n-ni in.-e = <5e-ni-
ri LIE rarh In.ertion-
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THF DAILY TRiBtsK Is sent to subecribers, by mai,
q: 50 pr sLnum.
THE SEHI-WEEELy TsrBrSF j. published On Tues
dsy Friday % es-h vsrk. ard ss1' - r srbsrer
3 pr sIDsr Two co pc, tyr ) Fre copes ~ ,.
THE WEKELT TRIBrSE Is sent 10 subscribers, by
mail So pr Ennuu oOyics fo 81 Ftr~ ooFs. fr
s.: Ten cope. Slx; - -nfy cyyi-, when
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subsrb4 desiring ehs1.. q dirseou VII Pleas r.n,5r
tieir Old Po-OHcs sSsss vtl tns . Srn toy
wish taeif psp-f sent
LLsls-, ran Cob .boH b. f2s By tie P1s,msrsf
Arm; from tnz Glib tie psp 'steu ssfsI when p.
r.tsbcs BY eoias 90 e.sy usy tfsqlra.y b.
voiced.
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London Agene

Nh. sang.s, Low Sos Co. No q Lirs's HI La
IA s-r sr.hcr1sd csirr .bs oas % IhT IEfsraE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28
BRAsDRETH's FuLs exert curative lnfueuce

uton every form Of dses,- Thus by their Ioy-: IL rng
pntIecia3 they ulss,ss small worms. and aii
coniAsoss feve Ty psr,a,e into the rHst rec-seS OF
the BODY al malignant humors I'D with al LAS
power fo- good they for evil Isis quality -y
o. sezilg hold al the exPG ss1 OF depf2d
huuors possessed b. o:1T medicine htn BEAsDEhrss
PILLS hey operate o1TCpo5 be tissues irsci7ed in TIA -
Affected y the By natural affinity tsey seize ;t-~e
hrnor. their - th Of the nding n.st-
and ext y them from ne h4dy. Whatever Is adossd
there thee. powerful Piz8 peer slpuritea osn
tbs preventing the settling humoTs teVsse tesy
rssooyeA bot. INV se.rabe wra sick to iE'e
By you which 70 mas ,~allow al sTeon, knowing
they arr relieve nsy and css ;jure Sod AZ
the ,r. opal ofsce 20 - GsEA 81; Bt ss1n.e no go
Bossry RusHToNs 70 "a Roedwsy sd As0g Ho-se- New
=, " Is az dTusslis..
POSTAGE STAHs- tAyee and ten .ests) f:s SALE
q. tlf. fl
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JUIIs ALLFS,
SOLE ys-ufacturer,
No $50 v s,,r q. N.v.y,ra


cuEE Tn,ss Also g,K Elastic STOCKINGS for ysri-os-
seirs SpgoxTERs ssoULDER BE.oZi InstrnHeD,, ir
,sfor,ti.s .de 20 order No Vesey AstoT HouSe H. I.
L.de. privste room, and female attendant;
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HnInnwAis NhnTMENT.-Sor..


ulcers. .rriions end inyes Of the flesh hszed kindly cad
opIa' on the OINTMCST I'D the FILLS by
tbr Sue apeIieI action ssss. the s,d No D. Mas
lsre n Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28
DtCORATIONs IN FRISCO AND HNgAUsTIC, in


the highest style q art promptly executed sndnPn reason 90
Parties viii ~ permitted 70 icsp>o the work
Of the uUa-igred nunlber Il the fstca rcsttuce. o. I'M
civ. INWARD E>Gai, Arts; No. 500 tsosdSay N y.
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GAYLrrY.-GAYE~qY. dc inyent9r 3

GAYETrY.-GAYB~VY, tue inventor OF the CYL
YgRa1EB HFBcATfD sEK which bca, hi name, has tTo
sales place. IL op.rsu low al No 81 Aaa 81, (Ae in
oipalj, ana the other for u9,oyu retail al
No. 9 BROADWAY
Whoaver bys worth o. over pscs have . ar
purchase .u 70 ay part u the city Ordels from watering
. a.. pr paly hsd Discount to Ioe keepers v,
lsIy hy ths quantity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28

POSTAGE SrAHs-(l s41ee and ten sests} i:S SALE
Z i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28

NEt.Es MWAttLOtS NERMIN DESTROYER.
The only f,Beay 10 the whole world
Sur I2TEkAISATE
Bug, Rosch.s Ants O'i> Flsas Nusss,oss Rss sud Mic,
Gns all othsr VsTGiu eu6 Garden ILsec,.
For sale by IT, inventor JosYPH hyYEE Practices SE-uis,
No ClZ BrOsdWs7, oofLer r H@ustOL -
Sole AgsHs A. Il. ID SssDs s. Go, No. III WiEhrn
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Business Notices

TBY TokRID HEAT
GfsB no 81 Bio.dFsy
oss-, O2E BrSDHrD Ohsird sJ1G
s1usaer f.r'lstlon HAS
To meet thr sHoefgsrey.
OESls ~ 81 Brlz6Nsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28

The THINGS OP LIPE.
TIE bIrgs % Aie are kncsl snsl pas,
Coo thug. are ut hf.t TOD
BIT tLre arc We % ~ a. .ss.
Nb,rr g'Nc ihilss are chssDJ spd.
"TOPELYs FREEZERs" sF ite mig :asy
Give out cream quickly,
Arc IN { - IniLLles ~ csl h,Ve
food hat is IL sitk.y
Like pss''y hat doth b.0.ch he ~.
AId bf,,a clses,s a.. Ger will.
, 1859-10-28

When Sully, the celebrated composer, was
once dangerously III, his friends sent for con.
fessor, who, finding his situation critical, and bis
mind much agitated and alarmed, told him there
was only one way by which he could obtain ab-
solution, and that was by burning all he had
composed Of an unpublished opera. Rcmon.
STRANGE was in vain. Sully burned the music,
and the confessor withdrew. On his recovery,
q nobleman, who was his patron, calling to see
him, was informed Of the sacrifice which he had
made.
"And So" said he, "you have burnt your
opera and you arc really such blOckhead as
to believe in the absurditics Of monk?"
"Stop, my friend, stop" said Sully, whisper
ing In bis ear, al knew very well what was
abOut-I have another copy"
The Dayton (Ohio) Empire relates story oI
q young lady who had been receiving tho ad-
dresses Of rich farmers son, near Dayton.
The "pa-ri-ent" was opposed TO the match, and
after the wedding day had come, and the guests
had assembled, prevailed on his son to "bach
out" writing the following letter Of explanation
"To widder M-you kin mara your purity
darter to sum on the iellers runnin after her my
son John has concluded on tho hull that he wont
be thar so go on with your rat killing
no more forever
john S--scn"
Another lover who was present offered to take
Johns place and the lady, with great prompt
ness and proPrle!y' consehteo. a Mcense wa
qmcky ProSureu, ano 1SS suuu0"y ~o'eP'eu
S'OOo up anu "er' mArr'eu'
man dos;rcd his wifi IN mako some annIo
dumPings for him. She made seventeen and
after he had eaten sixteen and nall, ms htue son
placed his hand on his fathers Knee and looked uE
with longing eyes; Inc anectlonate I1tnor ga.eu e
last n,octy. and Observed. "Go away, dear, papa's
S;cL
-.
A clergyman engaged in catcchising villagGG
, 1859-10-28
Delay.

The golden hours are neeting, Jane;
The summer sweets are on the Wane;
With brown is tlnged the waving grain,
Then why, y why delHyI
There's danger In the word, my love,
for life must ever onward move;
It's sands this truth too surely prove,
Dy running out Away.
The fruit is on the bending bough,
But buds were there when first my vow
Was bFeAthed to thee. Then answered thou,
There shall be no delay.
Yet ieatheTed brOOds since then have nOWn,
The black bird sings with melloWed tone,
The 1T-tree drops its dusky Gene,
Full OVeT-ripe to-day,
The son air rustles through the wheat,
As though 10 test, by contact sweet,
II autumn viii its task complete,
To ripen-not delay.
Amidst the stems, the eoFn.nowers lie,
Their blue eyes watching poppies nigh;
But neither blOOmed, dear love, when
Confessed to thee In May.
Conc, an thou lov'st me, come with me;
The bells shall wake with marriage glee,
The clerk and parson clink their ice,
And both Of them shall say:
"was ever such poor gaerdon given
For licensing man TO heaven"
But blsss them both, for they have riven
The monster called-Delay.
, 1859-10-28
Nos4.

Ominous looking case Of pistols under his arm he
was frowning in most determined fashion. ArIaG
was following his footsteps, and without word
spoken she opened the case and showed him his
pamphlet against duelling, which she had placed N
the case IN lieu Of the abstEacted pistols. The
blood-thirsty dHerbecourt locked rather confused.
and here Gustave stepped forward and solicild
the honor Of Jennys hand in marriage.
DHerbecourt, delighted with ason-in-lav whom
he already esteemed, gladly grasped hs hand. md
that evening rs Jenny sat at her window IOokihk
at the moon. asall young hides ID love d, sRe
said to herself smiling cOmplAemtlt, hWiuk 4
young girl wills anything" The rest was con.
eiuded BY significant nod Of The bead
, 1859-10-28

H, member Of one Of the classes, was
distinguished not less for dry wit and sly waggery
than for hisaddress In eyadng the wrtingof themes
and in palming Of the bFain-eoined currency OF
others as his legitimate tender" One Monday
morning he rad theme Of unusual merit; but
Prof A. "smelt q rat" and as II. finished
and sat down in the pride Of conscious excellence,
asked
"ls that original, HI
..Yes, sir"
"Are you sure Of III" queried the professor,
dOubtingly.
"Why, yes SIR" replied Il, with the i'm
perturbabIe gravity and that pastebOard cOuntc-
nance he always wore, " il had original over il in
Tx paper l tV0k it irOm!"
, 1859-10-28

he already eslerne1 sisS .'--..sS q.
that evening g Jsnns ssa ~ 49, w n.ne ,.,,1 sna
At the moon. as Al ec,,c.' ~. y ~. ~
mid 10 her~elf snos. .iss ~ w 90 ne
Young Qiri Wills anvtSiDe5 m" -. ~ -
eiude5 n n VI - ~ ~ con
3'''.-.s ...I-u.a =. !. ~ - "sAu' s- N,
Taachino : 0oaeon
"
-. q eS9s.eian VIM rs1i1.1 W !he toWn o. EF
luis 1Aequango eountH s Is ne describes him
~, seIy ~. c".arsa.n N politics and besides that,
heard oS ~ ~ A''I~ H. PIaeslea. ckT We have
mOrn;ns rns seT.sn was n MS store one Sunday
tbe deasoa c1ar 'OI ne %S.es q sns az wnea
SS us-:Oon en's.eu. An uhiortunate pack o. ear!9
~ ylng On tne counter, and ne deacon, g n
Dou aenOnsr,a'ea win ne joker On hls VI
:. -. 1ne A.1T a1nls,ea that . Wa9
- " ~ IN 'ule Wrs1eoI ume, and taxing the cards
~ ~ 5s nanu, moIauzeo on the SUBJECT Just g vel
s,,u s,n wItny as tns ueacon. AT t1e SAM time hs
"-.o anUwea Nv c9tus % mn nere and there on he
sGSh. ss;ai, Wy ying ve5y mneh N ne shape q
Sasn 1n0 looking Is tne TWO had been taking
Az. Az ~.
oa. II S;Sa ,u. seOener member q ne church
cards on thecoupter. exclaiminSs y - =
aNow. dqacon 4 TAI von M. voD4 Al ~.
Oueen aIrsv~ taIes JacS snd - ~, :.
down and Il Won dort stteuj ~, Iii ,1 S..s ,'..
learn the onme That .Isck 4. -, 80 ~,
INV Queen takes n besides one an Count ~ ss,.S
aWhy. neirhbor.1 exclaimed m horr;a,l -.
eon what m earth do von ,,s,, ~, m a. ~
Exactly what iny vas ir n repv - ~ o.,rn
takes ne Jack AMI n rre,-ao,s,' ,-it -.
trumued v;,h 4 arJ az. N ~, - . ~
Jack Win low and ca,ne nuss ny M Nv -
Al this moment t6e ccpiieman M % fso,. Afe,s.,g1
county turned round, pretended for the irst mo
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STAR OF THE NORTH.
Hair wash for Dandruff.

correspondent writing TO us requests
recipe for preparing bears grease 10 pre-.
vent his hair falling out and to free his head
from dandruf. We are not acquaintd with
any preparation of BEARS grease which s
capable of effec,ing such important, results.
lfthere is any virtue in bears grease 10 ac.
oompl;sh such objects we think the genuine
article must I've superior TO it, and the only
way 10 obtain it pure, 10 a certainty, is TO
nab "Bruin," an d make shure of his pork.
We give, as follows, however, very
good recipe for making a hair wash which
will remove dandrnf and keep the scalp
clean and soft, so as 10 prevent the hair, in
ordinary circumstances, from falling out:
Take one pint of alcohol and tablespoon.
iol of castor oil, mix them together in
bottle by shaking them well for few min.
u;es, tlen scent it with few drops of oil
of lavender. Alcohol Gissolyes castor oil,
like gum camphor, leaving the liquid or
wash quite clear. Ii does not seem 10 dis
solve any other unctuous oil so perfectly
hence no other is equally good for this pur.
pose.