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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-21

SCENE AT CAMP MEETING IN THE FAR WEST.
A western paper says in one of the rough
valley counties on the frontier, last autumn, II
camp meeting was held, at which some mis-
chief maker filled the tin horn used to call the
congregation together, with soft soap, so that
when the leader took it up he blew it over his
brother clergymen, which caused him, on the
the impulse of the moment, TO utter an oatl,--
lie Immediately turned to those around INN
and apologised, saying he had served the Lord
thirty years, and had not before in all that
time been betrayed into the utterance of pro-
fame word, but he must find out and whip the
man who soaped the horn. Before the camp
meeting came to close tall, swarthy, villain
onslooking desperate strolled on the grounds
and leaned against tree, listening to the elo-
ouent exhortation to repent which was being
made by the preacher. After little while he
became interested, finally affected, and then
took a position on the anxious seat, commence
ed grooming in "the very bitterness" of his
sorrow. The clergyman walked down and en-
deayored to console him. No consolation--he
was too great sinner, he said Oh, no-there
was pardon for the yilest. No, he was too
wicked-there was no mercy for him. In a
few moments the preacher himself was noticed
10 become excited, and stripping off his outer
garment he shoutcd "llere, brother Cole,
hold my coat; I've found the fellow that soap
ed that horn !"
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-21
Delaware Military Academy,

n
"A THIS INSTITUTION
IL chartered By the Legislature OF Delaware aud has Col
lego powers The location Is healthy and pleasant thu
present buildings though old comfortable and conyc
nent, and the grounds for drill and other exercises ex
tensiyU.
Te Of studies extends six years. II embraces tho
English branches, Latin, Greek, Mathematics. Natural
Science Civil and Military Engineering the Infantry aud
Artillery Drills and the sword exercise.
Modern Languages and Music and other studies are
optional
1t Is aimed to make the practical and thorough
mpar to the mind real discipline and to call into active
exercise all Its energies
Nothing but unavoidable necessity ought topreyent
pupils attenlngto all his school duties No pupil
learn who Is frequently absent from SCHOOL lie will learn
nothing but bad habits Real sickness alone ought ever %
Interfere between the orders Of the teacher and the duties
Of the pupil.
The Academic staff consists Of eight teachers, thus If
orng opportunity for thorough instruction in each de-
partment.
Cadets upon entering the Academy will provide them
selves with the Uniform dress Thsress Is neat
and serviceable that It will be found expensive than
clothing generally worn by boys at school.
The next session commences the First MONDAY, 9th dayJ
Of September
As the number Of Cadets Is limited, parents wishing to
enter their in the Academy requested to nuke
early application Cadets shoudb present on the first day
of the session.
RAJ For terms, &cs anpyto TnEo. HYATT
,ncYIv preltlent II. NJ A.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-21
Nursery Lectures in Rhyme.

Nursery lectures in Rhyme.
FOR STATESMEN IN ARMS.
Now what's the Tariff? Represent
It's value and the like, sir
A dollar gone to Government
And two to Yankee pike, sir!
And what's the South? A Pig aaoat
In pitifnl disaster,
Whose hardest labor cuts his throat
Most certainly, at last, sir
And what's the Union? Partnership
Between well and pitcher,
Is a losing every dip,
And them growing richer
viye the Union all around!
Nive the Tariff srl
Down with hnmbug, and confound
All Yankee oodlc-doos sir.
SouTu-DowS.
"ohl know that the Yankee Girl sooner would
In letters with him duck nigger,) than in tree
dom with thee (buckra)'
WHITTIER.
But how, my dear Poet, if Pompey wont lei
her,
Preferring chaste Diaah should tighten his
fetter?
Go teach your dear Yankee Gal to be content
And not marry Ca6ee without his con-scent
SnrTu-DnvS
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-21
/ CAPITAL PRIZE OF $4,000.

49, 0G Prizes amounting To s5sa5s9
Whole Tickets slO- Halves S5-qnarters $3.50
Certificates Of Package, in tile above Schemes to be
drawn each Wednesday, Will be sold at the following rates.
which il the risk;
Certificates Of Packages Of % Whole Tickets sil9 80
:. 20 Hnlf a 70
4" .. q QUARTERS 81 81
In ordering Tickets or Certificates enclose the amount
of money address, iur what YOU wish purchase
tile Lottery IN which yan wish il invested. and
whether yiu wish Whole' Halves Quarters, receipt
nj which send what il ordtted by first mail together
with the scheme
Immediately after the drawing, Printed Drawing,
tilted to by the Commissioners VIII be sent with nm
pliNIati0n.
urcHp era will please write their signatures Plain and
give the Of their Post Office County and State
All communications strictly confidential
All prize Of 4l.ul0 and under. paid Immediately Rittr
the drawing; otner prl2 AZ tnc usuli lime Of 40 dave
OIL. SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY, CLASS 90,
CAPITAL PRIZE S1OO,OO0i
DRAWS On SATURDAY, JANUARY 81, 1850.
Whole Tickets S20--llayce Sio-Quarters 81
Bsy- Orders for Tickets Certificates IN the ob0ye
Schemes to he directed to
WOOD EDDY & CO., Wilmington, Del
or WOOD EDDY CO, Augusta Geotgii
or WOOD EDDY & co.. Atlanta Georgia
ri. Circulars containing Schemes for the month wall be
seat flee Of expcne. iy addressing as above
Be- Tile Drawings Of the Delaware State lotteries
published in the New York Herald, Nev Norl. Times and
New Yorker Stalts Xeliuug
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-21

RRrIaAcY.-Ths word, now frequently used,
although not incorporated by Webster into the
great brotherhood of syllables which comprise
the English language, is reported by an Ohio
editor to have had its origin in this wise: An
orator in the Legislature of that State is said
to have said-"Mr. Chairman 1t really doth
appeareth unto me, that the gentleman up last
is somewhat chagrinated at my remarks about
the aborgoynes (aborigines.) Now, rather
than take the course that gentleman has taken,
would rather pull up stakes, and go in a
state of retiracy among those same abor-
goynes.n
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-21

L1yarAcr or FLowRns.-our fair readers are
respectfully requested not to present sprig
of geranium to young gentleman OF whom
they entertain no more than ordinary friend
ship for, since the publication of Flora's Die
tionary, it is generally understood as an evi-
dence of preference over all other suitors,
Dogwood blossoms signify Il hate you, and
may be distributed among the grosser sex, ad
Abifum. Whenever rdnunculus is offered you,
YOU are to understand show much the youth
is dazzed by your charms !" exhibit then the
thorn apple and bid him good evening
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-21

South Carolina Dlsun1on Lyrics.
UNION, FRATERNITY, AND EQUALITY.
Richard and John had gone to bed
In brotherly communion;
In one broad cover blanketed,
Like two States in "A Union.
When John woke up, and with kick,
Assailed his sleeping brother;
I've got one half the blanket, Dick,
And now want the other
Then count me out, my gentle Jack
This Union we'll discover
Stay in said Jack, and warm my back
Dissolve this Union? Never!
So Jack stayed in with private grin
And Dick with dolelul SILVER;
And dsagreeing evermofe-
Dissolve the Union, never
S0rTH-DowS
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-21
NILE AT ST0K u.

LIME subscrbers having largely Increased their Stock q
Meat now prepared to sell to their customers and
the public generally the following varieties at a. low prices
HAMS Sugar cured and plain, Of the best brands M
SIDES SHOULDERS DRIED BEEF LARD, BEEF
TONGUES dc, together with every variety OF salt and
Fresh Pork Dried Beef Tongues, which will be packed and
forwarded to any of the adj acont towns to order.
Country sorecepera will find it to their advantage to
give call before going to the large cities de-
trnied to sell IN better terms than tho same kind VI goods
can DO purchased either in Philadelphia or Baltimore
Address your orders To No So aud 81 Tanall street, viii
mington Del. WALTON McMANus
decl0-f
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-21

WnUfIhfs Tor HNktts. N1frl anu cVlTIItNcs OF nncKncr
in the above splendid lotteries will receive the prompt
attention. and IN official account each drawing sent lid
nedaley after il is all 70 all Who orcr from the sub
scriher. The drawings snpernione by three Commission
appointed by the toverncr. Address
Il. Il. SOLOMON,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-21

The drawn numbers of tile above Lotteries published
In The Baltimore daily papers, and New York Herald.
orders for tickets and shares efcercai's Of paci-
gcs IN the abnye splendid lotteries will receive the most
nrn attention. and official account Of each drawing
sent Immediately after II over 70 Mi whoorer from tho
.nlscrhe The drawings superintendent hy three Com
nssiuners appointed ~ the Governor.
Address. G. q. wFLDIN
Successor To z H. GLACIER. Wilmington. Del,
s. Persons ordering Tickets from istaneo will please
hear in mind the fact tn checks to my orrr any SOL
vent Bank in the Union AMI marked '.eood by the CASH
irr and il the letter continuing them lie Registered At The
Past ONCE, will lc responsible r the loss Oi the
thus giving Inducements e1erul hy no other firm in the
city Z. Z. W,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-21
WILMINGTON
Bakery and Confectionery

fHHE undersigned having the Oldest and only establish
Inent where everything that is sold by
the proprietor in tho city he would take this method o.
informing his friends amt the public generally that after
twelve years OF praatlca experience In this city he is
prepared sell Bread and Cakes lowerhan sold
in Delaware before The following rates will be strictly
adhered to at present.
One and half pound oaf at cents pound loaf hi lp
cents Cakes of every description proportionaely low
New York Biscuit Soda Biscuits Sugar Biscuits Shell Bis
cults Family Pilot Bread, Bran Biscuits Lemon Biscuits,
Water Crackers &c. &C. All of which will be warranted
the very best quality and sold cheap they can he
bought in the United States lie has also in connection
with his Bakery, established the manufacture Of Contec-
onery in this branch of business he will use nothing hut
the best MATERIAL and employ but the very best
workmen. Iis wagons will in every direction and
goods purchnshed Mt this establishment will be delivered
within twenty miles of Wilmington free Of charge. Re
es will find their advantage to call at the
of Fifth and Tanall Streets and examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
Store corner of Filth and Tatnall Streets, Wilmington
Delaware
ap2@-1y ROBERT TAYLOR.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-21

B Orders for tickets shares and certificates Of pack
ages in the ubovo splendid lotteries will receive the most
prompt attention. and official account Of each drawing
sent Immediately after il Is to all who order from the
sybscriber The drawings superintendent by three Conf
missoners appointed by the Governor. Address
ELI SHARPE Agent,
decI7.ly Wilmington, Delaware.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-21
JAMES MONTGOMERY.

FOR SALE.-A large three storied Brick House situate
in Eighth between Washington and West streets This
large, convenient house, with gus in every ropn front
and back parlora 1t contains ten and bath room
hot and cold water Range In the kitchen and every mod
Improvement This one of the best built Houses in
the city. Price moderate and terms accommodating. APP
ply to JAMES MONTGOMERY,
nugGtf No. % SLpLry Street.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-21
SEASONED LUWREls.
Flour. Feed, Grain and seed.

FTN c. CHANDLER d SUN,
Il +. CENTR.iL EL0tR, FEED, GRAIN AND SEED
Depot No 100 Market street. e doors above 4th.
side) Wilmington, Delaware, where may be found CON
stanty good assessment of Agricultural Seeds such
Red Clover, Timothy Orchard Grass, Herd Grass Mixed
Grass broom Corn Annual Rye Grass, White Dutch
Clover Primitive Green Grass Met, Buckwheat, Usage
Orange, italian Rye Grass Qerennial,) and Plaxseed.
BIRDSEEDS-Canary, Hemp, Millet, Rape, Yellow
Nav, Lettuce and unhullcd hice.
FLOWER SEEDH-Annual Biennial and Perennial
large assortment comprising such kinds only have
proved suited to this climate.
Rl' Hops, Kentucky Blue Grass, Parma. Corn SarSl
Pearl Barley, Flour, &c. I, G. CHANDLER & son,
dacH-ly
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-21

LEMON & co.
223 MARKET STREET, GOLD NUMBER go, J
A DVERTISES A VERY LARGE AND
N extensive stock of FIRE Works, Of Samuel Jack
sens, yrotechnis mako which gave such general salts
faction the exhibition in this city the 9TH Of July last
such as Rockets, Roman Candles, Vertical Wheels,
Mines STARS, BeBgolA lights, Triangles,
Pigeons, Serpents, Pin Wheels,
Flower Pots GrasshOppeTS,
Fire Crackers &C. all Of which will be sold at the lowest
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-21

FOR SALE.-A three sturcd Brick House situate In
Second street between Monroe and Jackson This Is now
House. containing six with cellar and everything
In complete order This House will he sold bargain II a
piled for soon. Price Ss5O-onclafof which may remain
upon the property Apply immediately 10
JAMES MONTGOMERY,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-21

FOR sALE.A gioi Two si0riei Brick House, situate III
Orange, between St aud9t streets, will be sold bargain
IL contains the first oo, paflor and dining room The
situation ID pleasant agreeable, and In locality that al
ways demands goo, tenants Foriirther partcuarsapply
ut 95 Shipey Street
jy23-tf JAMES MONTGOMERY.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-21
JAMES MONTGOMERY,
C0MVEYANCER AND
NoTAR PUBLIC

BUYS AND SELLS
REAL ESTATE, WRITES,
DEEDS, MORTGAGES,
BONDS. WILLS,
LEASES AND RELEASES,
OFFICE No. 81, WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
ap23-tf
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-21
hInNEY WANTEn.

The subscriber invest least Thirty Thousand Dol
lars In New Castle County, in sums varying from Sl0O to
$4,000 In good secure Mortgages, for which bonus OF
from five to ten per cent will he given. Persons having
money to invest Wilde elltOca M 90 Shpley Street
before going further JAMES MONTGOMERY,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-21
REAL ESTATE MARKET,
NO. 80 SIMPLIFY STREET,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
James Montgomery. Proprietor.

FOR SALE--sx three st0ried Brick Houses situate ON
Madison Street These bulldogs just finished and
are built In tho most substantial manner. Considerable
amount Of the purchase money remain on the HOUSES
For particulars apply to JAMES MONTGOMERY,
ap23-tf No. 95 Shplcy Street, Wilmington.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-21

FOR SALE-A three sturied Brick House, situated in
Lombard Street, side This is excellent property
with back building Private Alley, Sc. &c. SIX hundred
dollars remain the property. Price 1850. Apply
To JAMES MONTGOMERY.
ap23-tf No % shipley Street, Wilmington.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-21

nR. u. sIMMs 81 SON, DEALERS IN
Pure Family Medicines, 4h and King streets, aresoe
agents for the sale of Shaker Herbs, Roots, &c large
supply on hand and always constantly receiving new SUI
ulip4. Orders solicited. dec3
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-21

FOR sALE.-A hundred building Lots iur sale III the
Western part of the city Prices moderate and terms
communicating. Apply 10
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-21

Nearly przc To every Tickets,
Whole Tickets 40: Halves SIC; Quarters So.

Certificates of Packages In tile above Scheme will be soil
at the following rates. which il the risk
Certificates u Packages Of q Whcle Tickets 5000 90
% Half l49 81
+" g % Quarter n -
fi4ltu -. NJ AZ
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-21

FOR sALE.--A farm containing ninety-nine ncres OF
good arabic land This farm is situated about eight miles
from Wilmington, the leading from the kennett
Pike to the old road leading to Kennet Square The land
Is in good order divided into convenient fields all Of which
waterod The buildings good and sulstantial all
tho outhoses complete order, and in fact the farm
is all good farmer could desire Apply To
JAMES MONTGOMERY.
ap23tf No. 90 Shipey Street, Wilmington.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-21

FOR sALE.-A three stored Brick House, situated at
the Of Spruce and seventh Streets This IL of
the best houses Of Its cs in this city, and will be sold at
bargain, If applied for Apply to
JAMES MONTGOMERY,
apl3-tf No 95 Shipley Street Wilmington.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-21

ENOR RENT.-A GOOD RESTAURANT
E STAND in the central part of the city. Possession
given Immediately Apply to
dncl0 LAMES MONTGOMERY
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-21
Delaware Lotteries for Jan, 1850.
WOOD, EDDY s. CO., MANAGERS.

To BIO drawn Wilmington Delaware, quarter before
10 O'clock A NJ
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-21

NILIlNDIII I9NIIlMI4
TO M DRAWN
EACH WEDNESDAY IN JANUARY.
Glass draws "Wednesday, January l. 1850.
Glass IS draws u,
Glass 80 draws $ Is.
Glass ~ draws 20,
Nearly one Prize to every Two Ticketsi
rs Numbers--13 Drawn BALLOTS
CAPITAL PRlZE OF $4,000.
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NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
TIE TRfNCu PROPOSITIONS DIPLOMATIC NOTE II
TIE BRITISH Oh aRGE.


TIE BRITISH Oh aR0E.
IIrspsia,e from this 5ociedsd Of NJ xico
The folio. rs bote has been addressed 20 Mr.. Geo 3
ba'new Charge 'Asres o. her Bfitsnnic hsjesty, b.
nsmon's Mis,ster SenDr hu1oz Ledo:-
NAnoSAI PALACE vxxioo, Anvil 81, 1860,
The undersigned, Minister cd intrsm at Foreign Affairs,
hse bs honor 20 enclose 10 Mr. Geo Mathew, Charge
Affairs OF her Britannia Majesty for his oSn nioru,a
,p, and b. egpg him To place before hs government,
cory oil the note witch the undersigned. on the 2th
inst sodresses 70 hts Exoeency the Vscouot de Ga
brisc Envoy Extraordinary Of hs Majesty toe Emperor
OF TIE French crnmonttDg 70 him III At hs Exceilency
Tresdtu, Substitute o The Repopic accepts gladly tbs
good oces q The French goverouent exercised ia har
ucny With the legation OF her Bsst MIC Msjesy 10 dc ve
for pvturf 20 the civil whrh Ruins the
rrublo, ssc brrg about SPEEDY sno durAble reconc,
alton Of Es1scinc.
Tue undf rsgDed ava ls himself Of this Opportunity
ftnefae No. Geo. b. Mathew ice o. his ds
IA fuithed consideration NUMB LEDO
To w GEoscE b nATuw &c
Tie foS~ics i the note to de Gebriac alaied to ia
the stowe
TIE uDctrsiepeo, Minister a9 /. rim of FOREIGN Afrs
tar tte boa scknu 5ge the receip' from
he Excekucy the ViscouDt DC Gabriac, sc Nc 10 the
tsic note bis FxceeLcy declares be bias been Instructed
~ bic government n procure, In conjunction With
eaton o. ber BTitaDn.c Maj ETY. sErsrgs seen
tho too be'grfrt the bsts OF which thould be
be nclut ION Of an miice ourrg which Nation al
Assembly tbsl be els o,d Witch shall deter In 70
q eovs,imrt he imposed d, nnvsy the country
tot"
10 bm ExcelsDcy the vsoocrl de 6sbr,ss, Co
zoe r.poeis ssesc he ssoa oiSc.. Of the nps
Iisl L'ssuon, and adopts The bases which are
lso cowr IN the note 81 the 10th inst 10 put
The pubic oslsmtcs which the civil occssions re-
turIirg Al the time the mast express and corois
tLsIks The government OF bis Imperial M.esty
lively interest sId s6ectobae kindness biob sho
fer he ttsbf bntpt OF that pesce 10 the pnbc
ossssry security and well beng The uude signed
bess hs EeeIlency to accept, &c EUsOz LED0
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olhtr and larger psr's Of Nevertheless, regard my
sell ~ rettosed TO health
D. hhDpld Dyspepsia YeturB upcn me severely. and
eeEscAiIy, should wskefsness ensue, ana ny family
VI % ccocerDed for ny br Mn and prompt judicous
v b seopsss SUCCESSFUL 1e''m'' 0' "a pr'''o0'a
! tsow nov, TO . far greater extent than ever
s.s before hox % .porsc.ss veil coudu asd uaaae
The soa appears . ne % = oooposd b. v sdos
and love. " ~S~'~
How ssd are The effects or NE poouar rre,,d,oss ana
supe rsutioDs seahsa luusc ssyIums DopbsS" i.rSs
share Of The scholArs stsse, mn snd NJ. ~ -, .s
nercial operations whoss deaths - shs,, h ~ ~
papers sscribe 70 br,in svcr y ,c.x - ye 70 70
n.c Hss ms s%, no nsvng them u
to regard a. noso stDfu 10 have 40 go 49,
diseased arm CT FOOLISH enough 70 pas.ks Of tho con
lunauc ssyiuup L. too pboud hsyu been .ss - ~ :.
home too should have been pubished - ME-.
oisd Of " brain fever % "s'"s
& g. now syrpsthize with the insane m r r.x.- Al.
before; and tspecisiy vith those vhose hs.csr,1s.
he sst hsn Of nv ne bss been Ssssorv ~ n~nousa
and surgical cperscbs (eebt Of the Iaser, II -. a.
srm total Of my suffer Dss IN them very small oompsrsi
with what suffered In . forth gbt of nv iossn,tv N,
you wonder the imsgusry can go surpss the real
Let you tbst Of ell realities Of lie
70 intensely real to me insgioa-
tons n my dptmpsres brain ard thst the d~epsss
esrres,nsss had ever felt before was but afecsstion
spd hypocrisy compared With that mighty esrnespsss
which bs6 pow taken %, session q my whole soul.
Spoe the n torn OF nv reason have seen that Soma
revfrsr ed,css end CHER persops made fuu or nv n
had they known uba, was suffering; and that soouId
any III m become snsspe shall be found 70 have
learn ed BY the ttires had srnered not 10 cue him,
g. Bu, for my marty sbouid quito probably have
ppt uIou nv tss Tor treason and murder on eveu
ssssserssed DO not ssy tina occsuse ~hru on con,ps
myself found that the INV YoRx BkRAIp had DURING
my insanity, betD intent composing my DEATH No
nan did that pevsuxpsr AIR nav bIcoS Th,s
was manifest when is columns used y
axe The exssrerssed South believe that he Har-
pue Ferry shsir wss concoced under my roof
that John Brown YES 10 less sprog tor seve
raj weeks, R-est OF GeTfN SDuh's mouse; ana tnae
whit here number OF TIE most promioent and leading
republicans visited him, and we're for days 10 consultation
with bim But vas mol this shch made me feea saas
TIE wicked bad put my life 10 great daog0! could not
sterbe 10 much fuepee 70 fhAt mad sheet was when
tsd r aa ne manifesto alresoy referred to- put forth
by ty enc ntn o. the city New York. selected to do
The teeo hecarse ihtir yset wealth. bifh eocA position,
oouusrcipg influence, arc fndfputaele title to BIO be
evfd vend eve to that satanic oesd tho widest fules
sur est sfecs was then that et my iosauity 70 have
beer TN noet mefuni p'oyidence IN ny whole life
But before further remarks on the msniesso lst me re-
turn FOR moment 10 say, thst John Brown wss ~ my
bou.e tut cree N he Year 1882 AID then only for dsy
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and probably executed In Ike manner. Mr. Remedy
Wa respeetable American, who had lived many years
IN no coOnIy.
On the ls.b inst had I've American vessels In port.
AZ presept have the bSrks Emily Blun,e, repairing
ana tne Ma, anipc The caTDsite sails to day for 5su
FraDchco the csr'oua TO for the GENE
The Consul sends . vessel to apu'co iew dsys,
for the letter bag Of the 81 Mays
BY which opportunity viii write you again should any
thing Of interest occur.
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cERHIf SMITH REDIVIVD&,
His First Public Effort Since
'1Sa His Sickness.
REMAINS OF OLD DELUsIoNs
His Treatment by the New York Demo
cratic Vigilant Association,

Letter from Gerrft Smith 10 the Editor 81
the New York Ps1actpts.
PErnBoRo, May ], 1888.
Mr DEAR FRmp-Ths ID my fret letter stpoe ! len
the lunauc asylum. During all these months have