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New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-27
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Special Dispstcs 70 The N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Thursday May 26

Special DspatcE 70 The n. T. Tribune
WASHINGTON. Thursday May 26. 1859.
Tie President has directed tie Home Squadron
TO BE- REINFORCED Commodore Preble, who has
Just arrived at Norfolk from Paraguay hiss been
ordered to Nicaragua. Alarm at Mr. Walkers
movement occasions thi, proceeding, which is re-
gsrdet as unnecessary in naval quarters
Mr. Johnson's bid for the California service is
now regarded as worthless by the Department.
even if the securities should be given. The Gov
erpment officers in New-York are sussersble for
vouchug irresponsible vouchers in this speculation.
The suggestions for sendiug relief to the Pixies
Peak sufferers are under consideration. Congress
would relieve any responsibility thus undertaken.
The story that Mr.. Cromwell desires to repur-
chase the steamers is pure fabrication, designed
to break the force Of one of the most outrageous
mpositions yet practiced
To the Associated Pres,
WAsHISGToS. Thursday, May 20, 1859.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has prepared cir
cuar addressed to Collectors of the Customs, saying
"The immunity of our merchant vessels at sea from
seizure search detention visit in time OF peace,
by the vessels Of war Of any foreign ration, being nov
admitted by all the maritime powers of the world, t
should always be promptly displayed In the presence
Of a ship OF The Secretary OF the Treasury is
directed BY the President to instruct Collectors OF
Custop TO request the captains in the merchant ser
vice at their respective ports always to display their
colors as promptly possible whenever they meet
up, n the ocean an armed cruiser of any nation.'
The Postmaster General the 18th of April, asked
the opinion of the Attorney General rs TO his power
to reduce the grea, Overland Mail from semi'weeky
to weekly service, thus designing to save s3ooooo
annually. He replies that the Attorney-General can
not under the law reduce the present rate OF service
Capt. Buchanan has been ordered to the command
Of the Washington Navy Yard.
Wm. X. Parrish has been appointed Dstrict-Attor-
ney for the Southern District OF Illinois, vice W. j.
Allen, resigned.
The order for the removal Of the Land Office from
buchanan to Portland, Minnesota, will be carried into
t fleet on the eth of June.
The Postmaster-tieneral has declined to adopt for
the stamped envelopes the new style with ruled backs.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-27
Lake Navigation.

BUFFALO, Thursday, Ms 70, io'y'
The Lake Erie and Buffalo Steamboat Company na:
completed ts organization and the boats CITY OF Bui
falo and Western Metropolis viii make dely urPs DC
tween this ci,y and Cleveland commencing on june
The following are the Directors John Stryker Pres
dent, Dean Richmond, VIM. @: Fargo, Daniel Drew
and John ID. Csmpbelli X. b. Chapman supens-
tcDdept.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-27
Douglas i'm Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Thursday, May 70, 1888.
The Democratic primary election in this city, for q
City Cony enon, resulted in the carrying Of eight
Wards out of twenty for Douglas.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-27

The Democratic Convention Of Ohio met yester-
day, and made its nominations for State officers,
Judge r. F. Ranney is the candidate for Governor.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-27
Nep1ork DAILY Gribm,re
FRIDAY, MAY q, 1859.
TO cORRCSPOyDEETS.

No notice can be taken Of Anonymous Communcaons Who
ever Il intended f1 be authenticated By the
name and address Of the wnernot necessarily TOR puocs
ton but guaranty for his good faith
We cannot undertake rejected Communicstions
Busnes letters The TRIsrsE Oce should IN ~ cases Be
addteSsed 10 HORACE GREELEr Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-27
The Oberlin Habeas Corpus.

COLUMBUS Ohio Thursday May 26, 1879.
The decision in the habeas corpus case will be
given on Saturday
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-27

The few scattering returns received from Viz
cinia show Mr.. Goggin, the Opposition candidate
for Governor, to have run better than was gener
ally expected
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-27

The Asia was detained at Liverpool half an hour
till $3.50 p. M to enable merchants to answer letters
per the Arabia. The Arabs's passage was made in
nine aid three-quarter days.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-27
OSHKOSH, Wis, Msy IA, 1859.

OsngosII WIS, Msy II, 1859.
DEAR SIR We take the liberty Of informing that our city
was visited the Light Of May loh by est fire. which de-
sryed six blocks brick and buildings each block con
taug more or less safes Of deren. manufacture We had one
Of your No Safes which in hot part OF the hre Inc
silver e and brass knob the outside Of the door entire
y melted showng the heat must have beon very intense
Yet when opened SAFE the next day. found the books
perfectly esbe and money aud papers es good
when placed in the Safe We shal paint the SAFE on
The outside again. have the utmost confidence
In Your, hESEDf WALL.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-27

The Schenectady Star states that DIR. Mott Is
suffering from severe attack Of rheumatism but Is
not dangerously i'll, as has been reported.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-27
CuIpREN's NEEDS. CHILDREN's NEEDS.

CHILDRENS NEEDS. CHiLDRbN NLEDS'
Children will be mpudspt. VIII get sick Must be cured
ere w. ysys TO do H. wheedle, deceive
s whip and choke them with sckenns and Poisonol. ds
and have them weeks M a ttns up from the e effects
oft Or YOU csu eiye them HUaPHRErss SPECIFIC hoM1o
p,IBc SrcAE PILLS the mildly Pleasantly surely
and uomr:y saving them all the scodns deceit and cruelty
usually pfactced Which Is " ise 7
For TEETHSG Collie and CRYING OF INFANTS; fof "oRms
and their for DAkRHEA and the dreaded CHOLERA
IsrAsIuN for DYsESTERY and its oen fatal result for fEvERs
of CUpRES GROUP well fol CoUGHs and COLDS aud
numerous other ailments Of Children case OF hUMPHkEfss
INF five dollars invested IL these
sPrcrIcs will prove saving Of comfort and feelings as well
money and health.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-27
RUPTURE CrREp-By MARSH & Co S Il

CAL CURE TRuss Also SILK STOCKINGS for varicose
yrp, SUPPORTERS and SHOULDER BRACES Instruments for
defornties made order No. 2Vesey Astor House. N Y
Ladies private rooms, and female an endsnt,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-27
ORvILLE BURcH.

OSHKOSH, May a. 1859.
hereby certify that had in Of Les Patent
Safesone the smallest he makes II exposed TO the in
tense heat several hours and when opened
books and papers good when they were put in the
day before. (Signed) CONRAD ERNST.
BAIRBASKs l. Co.. No. lB9 Broadway.
AGENTS for Lilies Fire aud BUR glar Proof Safes
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-27
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY MAY q, 1859.

SILVER WARE.
WiLLIAA FoRsGs.
Manufacturer Of Sterling Slv< Ware,
TEA SKIS DNxEk SERVICES, Srooss, FoEEs Ae-'
IcE PITCHERS. BvrTER COOLERS,
FRuII VASES Sc..
manufactured and for sale a, his Msnnfsotory,
Nc. 27 SPRisCsr.,
Hudson-st-,
AZ Wholessle and RetSL
Has soey for Of the principal houses Of 'a"
city for the pas; IS yesn
BUILDERS HARDWARE.
A Full Assortment, including
FRos1.DooR LOCKS, with Safe hsht'wofk
PLATED DooRKSoss
PLATED EAMT-PLATFs.
Extra safe MIGHT LaTcBEs
Sole Agents for Boch's
PORCELAIN Gooos.
All Of which viii be sold at low prices
Masx BALDWIN MANY.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-27
THOMAS J. CARTER.

OSHKOSH, MAY H. 1852
DEAR SIR: your inquiries in regard TO the condi
and papers that in the Lille Patent House
Safe second Of the burning building It
fell ground laid all through the FIRE happy to
contents not having been injured In the
least Of the fire. have painted the Safe and
sbs continue have the utmost confidence III your
make Of Ssfes Respectfully yours,
tSigned) ORvILLE BuRcH.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-27
THE ATLANTIC BALLOON BOAT, built for

Messra LA MONTANA GAGER together With over V0
Race Ship and Sal Boats will b. exhibited gratis THIS DAY
g. o. r. ISGrRsoILs AMERICAN Boar BAZAAR Nos 10 aud
"a Soyths..
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-27

BENJAMIN MERRILL.
OsHIosn MAY II. l8J9.

UsHkOsH II, IooJ
hereby certify that have this day examined the contents OF
one of Hrrnes Champion Fire Proof Safes Said Safe was
moved from the building the sidewalk before the fire broke out
the The jewery, &c. that was IN said SALE was so
heated that the OWNER csIno realize than from twenty to
fifty per cent on the dollar
'' r isien.dl THOMAS J. CARTER.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-27
The SPA Is OPEN.

Best MINERAL WATERS in the world draught at the nat1
raj temperature of the Springs.
The SRA No e53 Broadway, is open from a. m
5. HAUBuRY SMITH, NJ. d., Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-27

To ALL WHO SELL SODA WATER.-Be inde-
make Soda Water a. cents
gallon. Buy Of the patent fotSiAN 70 cnesP ana
Of the TkADEs Co. Nos 3 and a frank
fort q, New. Ycrt. Send for o Circular.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-27

OsHKosH, Wis, May o. Ig5l.
Gls1LEMEs IL your inquiry the preser
walton books watches aud ewey contained Ia
one o Hrrrgs Patent Champion Safes at the time OF the
great FIRE in this city the 10Th inst would that although
The SAFE vns removed sidewalk six feet from the front OF
u store the contents almost wholly destroyed
- isignea IRVING g. HATCH.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-27

WscoNS-The public invited to read the foowin! cert
fcses which prove beyond question that the justly celebratr
LILIES CHILLED WROUGHT IRoS SAFES the mot
perfect protection FIRE snd with their universally ad
ined burglar proof qusles confidently recommended !"
all who desire TO purchase the best Safe made"
Certificates appended showing how Safes OF other
manufacturers stood the t,s. in the same fire: . -
OSHKOSH. May II, 1889.
DEAR SIR You have without doubt learned of the great hre
that visited place s night destroying he business part
ou city and think you would be pleased to know nov tne
Safe purchased from you stood the test take ire hoers o
sending YOU an account Of There attempt nad- 70
the from the burning building was the case WIN
nine hous and when opened the the money aud papers IN
the draw ers were in as perfect condition when placed there
The boos were oil lesble though the binding .oewhs
soed am ssird examining the contents OF TINS ana o
other which the FIRE that you make ns
best Ere proof Safe and should start in busieess again. 'na"
order OF yOurs at once
Truly yours, . -
lSiaued M 3kuin, i.s,, .
b.lieye In giving to whom honor due, you
liberty 10 iset this letter see ht.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-27
Ohio Democratic Convention.

COLUMBUS, Ohio Thursday, May %, 1859.
The Democratic Convention was held here to-day
and made the following nominations:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-27
CATARRH, CATARRH, CATARRH.

What II Is not-How IL is not Cured.
II Is not affection Of the membranes lining the
cavitieshe Implication Of these well
throat passages 10 the vssu Of disease having origin
where ao cured BY the exhibition c internal remedies
Ttilaiins Snufs Specific Ps at Is cents per box
Dr. GoOpALL who has published only pathology
aud instituted the only reliable for this
be consulted upon what and how b. BY mean.
unknown 10 the Profession aud uniformly successful
Okce, No. 5 Bond.st Hours, from 9 a. m till 5 n m
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-27

fsianed.l

Proprietor Of the Oshkosh Hotel that was
PS-As believe In giving honor to whom honor DUE you
are at liberty to use this letter as you see Mt =, ,.
lsgnec.l m "H'''
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-27
MEYERS MIRACULOUS VERMIN DESTROYER.
The only remedy IN the whole world
Sua To

CURTIS'S CURE FOR BALDNEsS.-This remedy
reliable contains OIL lead sulphur II has been tested in
BCsiop and the Eastern j. w CURTIS Pro-
prie,oI Providence. r. Sold by NJ Gaon ~ Bowery;
}. l. Coddngton. us Broadway w. III. Lewis SGT Gree
wichs' John Jones 722 Houston NewYork Mrs. Hays,
g. p Milne and Reynolds Co., Brooklyn Sellew Jersey
City. W. T. Mercer, Newark. BARNES PARK,
Mo-. Is and l5 Psk General Agents aud all DIaggs
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-27

SOLD AMI SOouh rhih
spasodic climate, cough cold makes alarm
ing progess neglected few days Administer this erea,
scientific and grapple with ard
master complaint at ~ hours after the first dose the
cure is complete Price 25 Wholesale Depot No. 10
Betkman.st. Sold BY Druggists.
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OLDEST MOTIVE THE PUBLIC GOOD
LIE, n. c., SATURDAY, JUNE II, 1859.

Itsfic organ, with the light now before it. should
sssss out and speak III this matter
ail the Will Of the In2iority be regarded or does
Journal feed disposed still to hang on and obey
SaI Of the smslfsminority which calls for Conven-
sasf y deny most enphatically that the 6 re-
,fefsiye policy has been adopted by at least Us,
1--WE cannot see upon what ground the journal
{ 81 EsTs saeh a charge The friends Of Mr. Winslow
Il eacted as the friends Of the Democratic party,
& Euse ia their action they governed by Dem
~ tie principles and sincere desire to harnaonze
as banks Of the party It is proper here to state
sat lie coarse Of the North Carog5aian aoas taken
II Loufeoas tation aeith Mr. Wtasloacorhe friends
81 l6r IVg.sBo,g.
regret exceedingly that press ofo.her mat
taan our columns render it obligatory for Us
srysaking more en- this subject ill another
to refer to it at all, but
las tstl attacked and we deem it but duty to
lpfeH it. In concluding this article, with the
,ronf fse of referring to it again soon, hereby
lisel n all feelings of unfrendliness towards the
Josir tal- There Is no why should be
lnfr ndly, and if we can consistently avoid it we
levei Will be.-Dai1y Caroliaian, 4h inst.
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No. ! O46.

HIGH PRICES FOR NEGRoEs.-Slave labor. Il
appears, is not to deprecate in value though is lin
its are being crcumscrihed by the voice Of almost
every session of the national legislature True.
the African race is growing in numerical <trencfl,
under the humane AM eonsiderate treatn1 MT cf
lndulgent masters to degree that viii. ullinatelv
stock the demand for negroes in the States to which
Northern fanacism is combining their owners; yet.
Judging from the prices obtained fer slaves.
inclined t" hope, as we have always believed, that
new avenues to labor can be found for their en-
pleyment within the Southern States
Through the Kindness of friend we have been
furnished with list of prices paid for the negroes
belonging to the late James P. Davis, of Kenans-
Vile, ~ c.:
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The AMERICAN Party DlsBANpEp IN LOUIS

THE AMERICAN PARTY DlSBA>DED IN LOUIS
lana AND IFS MEMBERS ADVISED TO JoIS THE De-
MocRACY.-i Hon. George EuSts, wEo for four
wears has been the Know No;hin" representa-
tive in Congress from the FIRST district OF
Louisiana, and the head and frotit Of the \ Amcr
icah party in New Orleans. has written letter
to his constituents declining t" he again can
ddate for their sufrages. He says -
The fusion Of the shattered !c.i"ms OF the
Americans in most of t.e free States, with The
republican party-their repeated and uverwhcl-
ming defeats in the Southern States--thc Sec
tional color assumed by the politics of the
country lea We no room to dnub, the fact that
rs : national party, the American party no
longer exists, and that In the coming Pres iden-
tial election the contest for supremacy Will he
narrowed down to the republican and demo
cratic parties. Indeed, in Louisiana as =
State party, the American parly DDS tar Ia
fall topic ces if we permitted 10 judge hy
| the signs OF the times III the Presidential con
| test. where the field viii lie occupied hy the re-
publican and democratic forces mnishaIci i'll
| battle array, Southern nnn can hesitate as
| to his place ; 10 soa Of Lou sj;Iil can mistake
his banner ; ior, Whatever errors the democrats
| ic narty may have commit c1-and il unAoult-
ediy has many 10 ans We" tor--W iiateytr inrDn-
Sistpnces it may have fallen into, we must bear
in mind that Southern mon. Southern statesmen,
have ruled supreme III lis councils, and have
held its dest,nie~ in their hands Many ofthcm
nits ohIaintt uv ,reir r,,rre,-rt ,,, .......
direction and guidance. i s d,s. il is iurnn-
ttstabY true that rhe democracy Of the frce
States, together with the fragment, of tie M
tional Americans. constitute 0ne II those ~cc-
tons of the country, that portion "t the
munty which contain any resp cl for 1lIc rights
of the South ulder the con strUr'lUn ana thc
Union. These men are certainly cltj Cd TO
our respect, our counte"an:r and support,
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LIE SOUTHERN FIELD FlREsIDE.-The follow
ing notice OF this Paper started in the city Of
Augusta, Ga, by JAS. Gardner, Esqr, we copy from
the Cartersville (Ga.) Express. We have received
the first number. and fully endorse what is said by
our cotemporary, and would recommend it to our
readers as eminently worthy of their support:
TIE Southern Fteia, and Firesiae.-The first
number of this beautiful home enterprise has been
received. We are proud of the young--the hand
some stranger, and welcome its debut gracefully
and elegantly made, with waTInest conerat,lla-
tons This, kind reader, is a southern work-afye
more, Georgia enterprise, and, in our opinion
ecEpses in typographical appearance and especially
II the style and purity of its literaturethe most
popular northern works OF the kind. The eontribu-
tors are OF the first order of southern talent This
number opens with characteristic story from the
lninaitabe pen q Georgis gifted son Judge Long
street; CaroIinas poet and novelist-the literary
stai. OF the South-Nillian Gilmore Snlms also an
pears iH Us columns With enc OF srers
The s~ eet Georgia aIale-, Jenny oosione races
its pages with of her heart-teliiag stories; and
others, less known to flre but less meritorious,
crowd its columns. The Sout4era Fieta and FIRE
side is purely southern effort and as such is
step in the direction to southern independence.
We ask Of every who reads this, if there be
spark Of pride remaining in southern hearts,
courage this home effort by patriotic support 1t
is worthy Of it. Aholitionsts have had your fu-
ence and nancy long enough. Address james Gard
ner Augusta, Ca Price two dollars in advance.
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A HIr COOP Losr.-Bill Polk, as he is
faIniary Gale j, Is OF decided wit an1 humOr
lie seems be dsgusted with eternal agitation of
the Niger question, and does not appear to have
much respect for the good sense Of the agitatoTs
The Franklin tennessee Review relates tie follow
ing good one" OF him:
A good story is told of Bill Polk, in connection
with his with Thomas tor Congress. Iho2n-
as had spoken first Sheloyvile, is now the
case with nearly all anti-DeInoc crAtic speakers and
writer's thought to make great capital out OF the
nigger question He spoke long and loudly about
Kansas and Lccompton; in fact, he spoke OF moth
ing else At the OF his speech Polk arose, and
with that peculiar cornicl looA which he knows so
well how to assume, he called loudly Tor the Sheriff
Of Bedford county. No response and again Bill
called at the top Of his lungs MI Sheriff. say, Mr.
Sheriff here
Presently the Sheriff appeared and asked what he
wanted / want, says Poik, coroners jury
moned Immediately. My competitor has folnd
dead carcass, right here in this The Kansas
Nebraska bill has been dead for two years; it is
fast becoming putrid, and [ want an inc 1est held
over it so that it may be decently buried. 1t is
needless to say that the niger speech cc Thomas
very efectua!ly killed u this unexpected sally
Of Bill Polk.
The truth is there is general, almost universal
demacd for coroner's jury to hold inquest
the dead aud put1ad caSess OF Aausas tLc 1sseS
question.
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DOMESTIC WINEs.-1he rapid progress which tho
vine culture is making in this county is of the
best guarantees against the serious evils Of intcn
pcrance, and this progress cannot fail, ere long TO
give cheap wines. American chanpa gne gT4du
ally obtaining the reputation OF being the purest c
fervescing wine in the world, and it. as Air. Long
worth says have five thousand varieties OF native
grapes-a Of them free from the odium, grape
disease, which is spreading over every corncr OF Lu-
rope-it will be that the West hes IN reserve
enormous field Of productivcncss to fail Ia * on
population becomes Dense and profitable invest
ment for capital is required
There is absurd iIea prevalent that wine can
not be proably raised in this country; that labor
is too dear, and European opposition great. On the
contrary wine raising is at this instant TIC most
profitable branch Of agriculture IN America. 1t VIII
pay from to three hundred dollars an acre yield
ing hi cher profit capital skill and LABOR lnycSt7
! ed, than any other planting.
| The wines which be most easily raised are,
like those Of Germany, light and very inEocuous-
We often hear it said that there is drunkenness
in France but drunkenness is even rare among the
wne-drinking Germans of the Rhine. Liebi5, the
greatest chemist declares that these people i2r from
being injured by their wine owe to it thc health Tor
which they famous, there being no place IN
the world where there is SO little demand for apoth
ecaries' wares But the reader Will recoilect that
these wines are very different from those OF other
nations being no Intoxicating 10 those familiar
with them than common claret W hen attention Is
more generally devoted TO wine culture, we snail
probably wine cheap here cider, and strycn-
nine whskey and fighting brandy at d discount
Excessive Of ardent spirits is great OF ma
tional suffering; anything which viii 60 away with
it, modify it, hardly fail to be regarded
blessing-Petersburg Enpress
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RcssE1.'s MAGAzI''E..-We have received from the
publishers the jane number Of this excellent peri
odical It contains ninety-fiTe pages of welwrt-
ten, interesting matter and amply sustains the
putation which this monthly has justly acquired
The typographical execution is very good Terms
s.. 90 per annuIn in aGYan &C.
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THE WASHINGTON DIspsTcH-Tilis valued ex-
change rcjoins to article Of last week. in reply
to the published in its columns rebulling the
political press for using such unl1nd wrong remarks
about each other. The article in the number of
June 1st, is written in commendable spirit and
ences most plainly that It's editor is possessed Of
vast deal Of an article which is decided desle
tun in conductors Of the press. We assure
our cotenporaly that truly grateful for adj
vice, especially from older persons than ourselves,
and from those whom we believe capable Of giving
it. but at the time, cannot believe bat that
the advice purposed to be given in the Dispatch
uncaIled for. This say in spirit Of kindness,
frankly admitting that at would never have given
this advice had it not thought needed It. 1t is
true, light Save altered the language We 60 not
mean tue sense which the Dispatch insists IS being
Lila open fora wroas construction still the selection
Of lis mode Of expressing sentiments alto
sether matter q taste. We thank the Dispatch
for lis Kind expressions aboat u.s. and assure
il that it viii be enloavor to merit tie approba-
tor azl esteem Ct dignilie5 ana ally conducted
. 6 X, s.r se~azees
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Total,

These negroes were sold on six months time,
interest from date, and were all bought by farmers
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1859-06-11

a punnng youngster who asked his father az
the theatre if that wasn't band box where the
musicians are :" was cut Of from Giugersoaps'