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morning decided that the obi o u b sver lie stssr
A. 5sDdord for pstroner, Samuel Oven for respondent

morning dscided that The obi b sveu 10 lie tssr
~ 5andiod Tor ptitoner, Samuel Owen, for respondent
ARREST OF PICKPocKET.
few months ago, Eiizsbeth Smith was arrested for
picking the pocket o. lady 10 stage Mrs Smith arrested
and bail In the OF OIL co. Mrs smith forfeited her
bs and subsequently arrested In Boston Shs red
and gave other bail this morn in the pe,on Of an Vox
and Der trial The next Term OF the Court 5eson las
10 be seen.
DECISIONS.
Edward L. Lynch sgt. John K. Murrsy.-Noton
s.eJ on psym.t of the costs and Of the ts a
nd : 10 cots OF approyiog TINS potion- o.. \,
F,apklin A. Stetre ct al. sgt Otis y. Needham.-
Nation dismiss d. with s 10 costs Of opposing
spEcIAL Term Bef re Jnstics boNSBY
DECISIONS.
Henry Eyre et al. sgt John Il. Moore ct aL-An
order nav be entered t, plaintiff proceedings until the de-
cion Of the appeal upon defendants yrs security Tor
of the G. s appeal by undertaking 10 the sum OF tp ana
ticuapV IN the seton lin case the defton sn
be- an ed and defendants shall snswe SHAH be dated Oc ~
1890 Costs Of this motion, 80 TO abide event -
The People, tx rel. Adela NJ. Son .gt- VIM Miner,
r 6c-Judpment for respondent the demurrer TO bis
to the alte native mandamus with costs.
SUPERIOR COURT-GEsERAL TERM.-Oct- ~.
Before all the JUSTICE.
Spencer s. Benedict agt Corr elius fanderbnt-lo
be Te-sTgu.d.
SPECIAL TRRx-BefoIe Justice HoFFsAS.
DRCIsIoSs
justice =. Re]6e d sgliDst William i. Widdle:on.-
NJ ttn for i junction an receiver granted
Jau ca l.. CT ees+m8n agt James ii. St1rges at al
Molten for leave to file plement complaint granted with
out coits
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IN PURSUANCE of an order ofROSWELL c.
u BRAINARD esq. Surrogate OF the County OF Kings no.
tce Is hereby gwen according 10 lew TO all persons having
claims against CHARLES s. bELDiNG late OF the City OF
Brooklyn deceased tina, they required TO exhibit the same
with vouchers thereof the 5scrber the Administrative
at the office of CHAS H. BRIGGS No. n Nasssust In the
Civ Of New Yorb on or before 18th day of March next
Dai.d Ana 81 1850 MARGARET BELONG,
se,tIO.lau6mMs AdminttraTix.
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Sales bp Anetion.
RUSSELL W. wssrcoTT, Auc'ionser
NJ CIsD afrnDsg sIr(tfntnN -

RUSSELL W. wssTcOTT, Auc'ionser
4 DEMONSTRATION AUCTION SALE la, OF ELo
BRoNZEs PAINTINGS, RICH VASES, and OTHER
"'"h' '' TUESDAY. Oct 20, a. IOI o'clock
at the pryste residence No I52 West 2s between TIN Asd
sh avs, cOnPrE the entire cosly furniture Of the above
sh e. consisting Of three ParOr Suites. brOesee; m.sui.
cat Piano FS,s Eais. Table, Pr and MsI. y.
whole elegant PsIlo Di gloom AID Chamber Furniture sn
order Also rhina Silver wse Cut Glass With complete Din.
groom Furniture House to RENT posessioa m@eoiAsey
A. NJ. MKaw1y, Auctioneer
by BANGS, MERWIN IL Co., Irving buildings,
f'''' MSNDaY Hs Ss' TJE SR EYESSG5
FINE OIL PAINTINGS ch,ico private collection, com
pr many os 81. by cebed anesa s3d 5 mqse,a .D
bIscng sen OF Art large portion Of them are in rich
gilt stfitiH It g ;5;ios' o'clock
AurooR&Pa NH LETTERS TIERS oP0sTRAir9 Rare MSS
&c written By the TO' dr guhes ss2era' STAT lnep Oh
yp & &C. Ss o1s ana past tGnna su
graphs and being the largest and most ysSse COLLECTION ever
catalogues which may be had at the sLesrsoms.
UYA. j. BLEECKER, son & Co.-On TUES
I'D DAY Oct 30 at II o'clock q, the Merchants Exchange
pelempOry sale Of q LOTS with MANSION on 18th st and
mansion large and in excellent order with bathroom hot and
Month Rye Also FIVE LOTS on Str St near the SHAW sad
Central Park, and tw LOTS on '2dst near the "a sv
INTENSIVE AUCTION SALE Of HOUSE,
II HOLD FURNITURE kc-THIS DAY, on the premises
NJ 50 West 18th Vt all the conte Of the house viz Furniture
Carpets Mirrors Paintings Silver and Glass Ware Hair and
spr Nett Festher Beds Blankets &c Also an elegant
IIsnoF Sale commences g. II O'Clock.
By JOsEPH HEGENAy
THURSDAY, Oct. 30, at 10 o'clock a. M, at No;
2s s. near 81 ee 9o: hon. Of Fa 5sy, ana
Nov known the OPERA SHADES. The location is PROT
ably the best in the city being the Academy
Mc and house has recently been Ienoy;ed aud hand
somey pape1ed &C. Immediately after the sse Of lease Oh,
whole OF the handsome Barroom Fixtures; mahogany Billiard
Table by Griffith Decker, with the futures splendid SIDE
board FoIrPu Beer Pump with siyerplated taps mahos
any marble top Tables oak Extension Table, 3plsn mahogany
DO "a oak ard II painted Chairs; Ocloths ch French plate
MaItle Mirrors; elegant mahogany Wadrobe; Bedsiead
marble top WsshstaIds Sofas Chairs gilt Wndow-shsdes
Brussels Carpets; handsome bronze and gilt Chandeleri
Door Cook Stove Paror stove large copper Boiler
with fixtures; Crochery Glass Ware, &C. several hJgsheads OF
Ale and Potter Also, ..
THREE SPLENDID SPECIMENS
or
WAX FRUIT
viii received the Geld Medal the Worlds Fair IN London
The whole 10 excellent order.
Catalogues on Monday afternoon at the sslerTooms.
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RAILROAD of N. J.-Fall ar

NVhI Hmm hhILhUAII OF NJ .. =, -" ~,
IN rgngemtntChnge Of tine Trains leave 1901 OF Cous
land At Jeney City Ferry daily (Sundsys sroeped AZ ~
ard $3.50 p for sufen snd $500 for ionsejs ana
1880 Leave bonsey lie We Pismont az o:eo
9 n, and q % add BIS p. On Saturdays way ss'en
ger train will leave Tor Piermont II p M stopping
all stations On Sunday nights Milk and Passenger trai1 ~
leave sunern At m snd Pier 0:l5 arriving at New
York at llO Stages connect for Hsctensaek Nysck hew'
Cay AID Is,sn.,.w Bs.sSyIouE, Sep.
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NOR SALE

EOR SALE
a Illinois River Railroad lot Mortgage ~ percent Bords
Wsrs1w aud Rockford ul Baroad let Mortgage per cent
EOLdF
Miclguu Southern snd Northern Indiana I'd Mortgage per
cent Eolas.
Petite County $50 } 10 PEI cent Bonds
fclton Comfy tllL J Z per cent Fonda
Jersey County TN pr ceut boIda
Apply 10 GEO. y. ~ DAVIS,
No. g. EIrhsngs place.
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Oeulists an0 Aurists.

Oeulists ano Aurists.
DEAFNESS DEAFNESS! DEAFNESS!
AT ONCE REMOVED.
READ TESTIMONY
BANK REPUBLIC,
NEW YORK August Is, l9U )
Dr. Won Moschzsker treated for deafness very eaNy
satisfactorily. Ny hearing rect red and continues a.
good ever; and add my testimony Ia his favor
g. 3. LAMAR,
President Of the Bank Of the Republic.
NEwYoRE OFT 49, 1850.
was induced by the high testimonials to great hstanct
10 consult DR. Won Moschzker who restored mi hearing
fecty aud sincerely recommend him nost skin rst
J. THOMPSON, NJ. d.,
Poushkeepsie, Ddtchess County ~ 4.
NEW YORK. Oct H. 1850.
DR.. VoS MosCHusKRR-DHlR SIR: am living witness
ofycur skt in operation o. the Ear 10 deaf
and my hearing IL coed Yours with great
spect, , 80 - :, -. EooEht bsor.
For all DISEASES of the EYE and EAR apply at his Office
No. 107 Clinton place.
between 5th and 6h-avs
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Roofing.

n EAKY ROOFS CURED-ONE CENT
II FOOT NO Tar gsed with ELLERY5 PAIENf jNDih99
HUBBER PANT NO. $50 Grand No 81 Pafi1r,~ " -
ecBsEs g Asg. l4h st. ssh ~ -n;i'- - -
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DEDUCTION IN PRICES.
IL ATLANTIC STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
NEW YORK AND GALWAY LINE.


IL ATLANTIC STEAM nAvIGATloH COMPANY
NEW YORK AND GALWAY LINE.
Youehing at st. Johns r. to Passenger, and rsosivs
the Royal Nail and Government. Dispatches
The Steamer. comprising shi, Line have been approved by Il
A'''- MY NV f.lS IRON sIDE-wHEEL STEAMERS;
LEINSTER.... 400 tuns purden.
MUNSTER ....................t,4oo TINS burden
ER...........'".'...4iOo 700 tuns S SnrSsn'
naI s0s;3; Win 5. The coNNaUGaT rom Boston
TERI 6@ Se sGssn RG Sn Pier
f Fl e Rsi Of snd sesnd md
First Class 500 $50 and 55 .ecoEdns 70 ,asTGdn
ADD to 81 Johns N First Cas, $a5. Third Class sls
sn5sI 9s SSs anf bed AS s iln
The Of have been W'n ts
e,s as ss.Id @ se ~ 'P ME & comp
nens They confidently expected 20 suIPa N speeu .s
II. Sib eIeeanctes s and conveniences,
An experienced surgeon stitched 70 each ,hip Psr'9n
following greatly reduced prices:
third cabin from Galway ssc In third cabin ron from any ny
principal cities Of England sad Scotland, SSs
FOR FREIGHT Or PiHo;s%s ipHy g Asr1NwALL Agents
Nos. 81 and IS sOuth-ft
T7APSCOTTs LINE of LIVERPOOL and
Lo sDoN PACKETS -Pas'ge from or Live pool and
weekly sbe very owe ties and Drafts for any pp0 IN; oo
sS payable Fl; S5' S
TOR SAVANNAHand the SOUTH.-The steam
ship HUNTSVILLE Cspt John A. Post. Will iesve Pier
No IL N. r on THURSDAY Nov. | at p. -
Passage Savannah with accommodations uneqlaed Sloi
through tickets TO Eewesns $50 rs; Mobile, 1885, Mont
romfy s25; Memphis Ssl T5t Nashville $50 Isl Knoxville
s25 50; Chstsnoogs s2si E1fAls pa Albany Sasi CoGn
bus Atlanta S2; Macon, 500 Augusta $l7 So nclud
ing carriage fare In Savannah. n B. CROMWELL Co,
No. 96 West st., and No 235 Broadway
The MOUNT VERNON succeeds, on SATURDAY Nov. .,
GREAT REDUCTION in PRICE TO
VI EEW-ORLEANS AND HAVANA.
STEAMSHIP EMPIRE CITY,
Capt S. BAXTER,
VIII leave Pier foot Of W sTrsnst,
On TUESDAY, Oct 60 at o'clock P. m
Frei7ht 10 New. Orleans, rs cents per cubic foot
Sabir rssssss 70 Havana 40
gteersge passage 10 NewOreans Hevsr.. -
81. o. ROBERTS, Agent No III " est st.,
Corner Of Wsusn-st
No bills Of lading signed after siing hour.
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furniture.

BEDROOM SUITE Of ENANIELED FUR
IN EITURE tor S25, Of warranted manufacture AIE
aid chestnut CHAMBER SUITES plain and Ornamental o.
FARRINGTONS WsIsrooIns No. SeS Cana st. opposite Woo
To-. Estsbbshed In 1879
TNAMELED CHAMBER SUITES Of FUR
Ia NITURE In all coors and rtyle Wholesale Retail a.
a as ,pd uuTsrd also Mattresses an Psilasses
WARREN WARD, No. 81 Csnsl-Et,
-Four doors Of Broadway, ". Y.
nTTTNAMs PATENT SPRING BED.-The
- a. nss WIN M. PUTNAM, Agent,
- No 1871 Centre st.. near Canal, kew.Yofk
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nIarkets-CARsEuLLY REPORTED Tos TIE N. Y. THguss.
SATURDAY, Oct o. 1860.
AsBEs-The market is quiet fos both descriptions We
quots ct IS Is. - , 49,
COTTON-The market steady with sales Of 200 bales We
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NNHE BROOKLYN CITY RAILROAD COM
J PLNY invite SEALED PROPOSALS uttu November !,
The purchase tho whos OF one Hundred ana
Fifty Tiousaud Dollars IN tho Bcuts q the Company OF One
tsd Dollars each interest per cent et-nnubIy
Fa particulars the form and character Of the bonds may
BE- o6teiled the office Of the Company, NO. III futon
Brooklyn. . - =, p, ..,yc, m n "a
Brooklyn. oct. u, lotO -, ,
T Tl9S! a6 BRW9oAS' }cos%ittSe.
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Netu'llork daily GtibtutS
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-ocr. 27.-Before Jas
tice NRLsoN.
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N Y. SUPREME COURT, City and County Of

Al Y. SUPREME COURT, City and County Of
IN. New.York JOHN WRIGHT agt WILLIAM L
YOULE Summons For reliafTo Il above named cefend
ant: hereby summoned and required the
plant scon which copy herewi served lpon you
and 20 the said complaint THE
sub,cbe at their Office No. SO Wall street in the City Of
Ne~Yor within twenty days after the service hereof exclusive
OF the dy of such service and you fail 10 the said COM
plant With the Aforesaid the plaintiff in this action will
apply 10 the for the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated August L o. .-.. - r. .
TIE complaint the scon filed In the office Of the
Cek OF N. CITY County of NewYork the City Hall in
the city of New-York the 10th day OF August, 1860
,24IawlOwN FOSTER THOMSON, Plaintiffs Attorneys
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legal Notifies.

TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County NewYork Notice hereby given TO all
person, having claims eg,inst ELIZABETH BALLARD late
Of the Civ NewYok deceased to present the same vito
vouchers thereof the Subscriber st the Office OF r. Genet
ESQ Ms and TO Pine the City Of New York. on or before
the 2O.h day April ne1-Dated New the 18th day Of
Octob,T 1910 J. y. MORTON, Executor.
ol5-laH6mM.
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CUPREME COURT-City and County of New
- Yoik-M HEINaICH E. K0OPMAN, plaintiff, against
JOHANNE +. A j. KOOPMAN, defendant-SGmmons- For
reef-To the def ndsnt: You hereby summoned and re-
dsy filed the office of the Clerk Of the City ano County Of
New-Yo the CITY Hall in the City OF New YORK, and 70
.re COW of your aswer the said complaint the sub
scrbe at his office No Ill Broadway in the City and County
of State OF NewYoTk within twenty DAYS after the
service of this you exclusive of the day Of such
service; and If you fail 70 answer he said complaint within the
line aore said the plaintiff in this action will apply TO the Court
the relief demanded in the c1mpsin Octobr 10Th,
1860. CHARLES l. MIDDLE ohOOh,
OILS lewswM Plaintiffs Attorney Ill Broadway, NewYork
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HUN bUoION and UFIDENO1, va NEW
a PORT and FALL EIYER--The splendid and supeno,
steamer METROPOLIS Capt Brown, leaves NevYork every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at o'clock p
n, and the EkPIRE srkrE, Capt Brsyton, on MONDAY
WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY, 81 o'clock p. ni irom Pis
NO. 3, n. r.
nnt until the same shall have been paid or .
Freight 10 Boston e forwarded through with great dispatch ~
an EEpfsGs Freight Train.
WI BORpEN. AGENT No.. 10 and II Wests-
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1880 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1870
lOOOC ENTRAL AILROAD. IOOO
GREAT DoUBLETRACK ROUTE.
The y Of the Road equal TO In the country
TIE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST.


TIE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST
Office No. Aston House, corner OF Neseyst
Facilities for the TRANSPORTATION OF 10 and from Gin.
LnGt Chicago st Louis St Paul Nashville, Memphis New
Orleans and al other IN the West Norwss and South
se are sed for speed and comfort by any role
Through trains the West leave New Yok foot Of Court
andtst J. Morning Express en-. Evening Express, SPIN
Sleeping and smoking cars all the trains.
Pare swlys low ard the time quick, as oy any Other
route.
BY this route Frsehs Of all descriptions be forwarded 70
any point the Railroads Of Ohio Kentucky Indiana
Illinois, Wis8olsin Iowa, Missouri, BY RAILROAD d.
Rect 10 any the naygAbe rivers Of the West By
tiesmsrs from Pittsburgh
qhe Of FIeg and from any point Of the West BY the
Penns yua Earoad ell times favorable charged
BY other Railroad Companies, Merchants and shippers nust
transportation their Freight this Company rely
With confidence rs speedy transit
This Company also maintains Enigrnt Accommodation
Lee BY which parties emigatng westward enjoy chesp aud
comfortable mode Of conveyance half the tsica rates
fra j. L. ELLlO1f Passenger Agent No. Aitor House
LEIGH Co, Freight Agents, -
10 Astor House and No South Wilism-st-
HcDONALD BISCHoFP, Emigrsnt Agents,
No Battery place.
TNOCH LEWIS, General sup't Altoona Pa.
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD. For PHILA-
IN DELPHIA End the SOUTH ard WEST via JERSEY
CITNhau and Egppss Lines leave New York st 81 snd III
and and m fere 90. Through tickets sold FOR Gin.
sinsH aud the West and FOR Washington, NewOTleans and
the south &c. aid through Baggage checked to Warrington In
q m. and o. trains
J. W WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent
no baggage viii he received suy trains unless delivered and
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Danfins araoemies.

A DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMIES
IN. No 800 Broadway, New ort,
No 1877 Montague place, Brooklyn
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS In kew-foR.
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS in Brooklyn
At4 .. m for children; ct p n. for gentlemen
In addition 20 the Court QusdIis Prince Inpsria9 Gvst
xTeen Empire other social dances hinuet Qua e
md othr educational dsnces already inpduced oy M DO
WoRTH vs-ety of newer dances VIII be brought forward
duns the which be mentioned La
inst received om Paris and the QuGorle surenne esPecs
apted 70 tie development Of graceful movement 10 chen
Circusr of terms &C., may be mad 81 either Academy.
EERRERO's DANCING ACADEMY, No. ~
IL West I4th-st New-York open for the reception o.
PDns Afternoon for and Masters Evenings for Gentle
men Schools and Private Glasses In Families attended
Circu ais can be had at the Academy.
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SUPERIOR COURT-GEsERAL TERn.-Oct. n.
Before all the JUSTICE.
Spencer s. Benedict agt- Corr ellus NanferbDt-Io
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NETWORK SUPREME COURT-City and
IN County New York JAMES THOMSON sg inst MAR
GARET ADELA ELLIOTT and John Elliott her husband,
The Southern Insurance Company Mobile George McEaddeD,
William Watson, snd Pierpont Philipa11summons For
Reef-To the above named standardization are hereby
snmmonr ID and required the complaint in this
action Of which copy is herewith served upon you,
the Subscribers their office, n1mbr 90 Wasteet In the
City New York. within twenty days after the service hereof
exclusive the day of such seivice aud fail to answer
sad complaint within the time Aforesaid the plaintiff Ia this
viii apply the Court for the relief demanded in the
complaint-Dated March, 1850.
FOSTER THOMSON, Plastif's Attorneys.
The complaint the action tiled In the office OF the
CLERK Of the City and County of NewYork the 2h day Of
March. L co. FO5IEh IhOMoJN
S2 law6wMo. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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mnfainerp.

DORTABLE MILLS, for grinding Coffee, Spices
L Starch Drugs Snugi Minerals for Psints, &c Also,
MILLS for Grain and Feed for aImrs and Miers nse cor
per Of Ain. and Frlnkliu-sts. TliOS. BENNETT.
C'TEAM NOTWITHSTANDING Patent Steam
- Boiler is The Cheapes', Safest and Most Ec n1mica 10
use II. BOARDMAE, No los Broadway, N. L.
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TAPSCOTTs LINE Of LIVERPOOL and
i LO,DON PACKETS -Pa's'ge from ort' Liverpool and
Lodn can always be epgsg. ~ bis well sno Hoe sailing
weekly the Lower, es and Drafts for any apo IN. oo
tanned paw able In any part of Great Britain Ireland by appy
ineto TAPSCOt IT l. Co No. 85 South st New York
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-03-14

e War is the irst chicken of brood like
the foremast of . ship1 Because its lit
Tie for'ard the main hatch.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-03-14
What Allied Him.

;ais The last number Of the Knickerbocker
: hasa geod anecdots of maa who rarely
failed to 90 to bed intoxicated and dis.
turb his wife the whole night. Upon his
= being charged by friend that he never
wsns to bed sober. he indignantly denied
she charge, and gave the incidents of one
psrticalar night in proof.
Sc Pretty soon after I got into bed, my
wife said,
.'Why, husband, what Is the matter with
youf You act strangely
10 There's nothing the matter with me,
said ], nothing at ALL
.I'm sure there is,' said she, you don't
cot natural ct all. Shsr't get up and
get something for your
ias And she got up, lighted candle and
came to the bedside to look at me, shading
the light with her hand. 9 .e@
s.I knew there was something strange
about you,' said she. why! yos are sober
Nov, this is fact and my wife will
swear to it, 80 don't you slander me any
more BY saying that haven't beea to bed
sober in six months, cause have
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-03-14

81 Here is very funny scene as it
appeared in an interior village Of Penn
sylvasis:
sThs we'll known Abby Kelly Foster
visited our town. She proposed to de-
liver ;aa abolition lecture, but was disap-
! peiutsd in getting room, and was under
the necessity of holding forth in tho entry
ef the Court House. Curiosity led many
persons to hear her, among them tho Rev.
Mr.. c., of the Protestant Aetho-
dist Church. from bis eccentric manner
/ and sxuberant style familiarly known as
Tie wild man.
Abby delivered one of her character
istic lectures. in which she numerically
abused the Church in all its branches.
Mr.. c. became very much excited,
and o. soon a. she finished, he rose up,
and, in loud voice, accompanied with
violent gssticulations, exclaimed:
!, .Fly up to the third heavenl Flap your
holy wings and crowl The church uni
vsrsalis corrupt and you only righteous!
Why you must be the salt of the earth
O. 1you are, God help the meath
This explosion was followed by a tre-
mendeus peal of laughter, in the midst Of
which the meeting broke up."
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-03-14

8 IsM'T it rather an odd fact in natural
history that the seftest water is caught
when Il rains the hardest!
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-03-14

IN GAEAT takers are like modern banks.
they issue ten times the amount of their
,esPital..
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Spirit Of Democracy.
SOMEBODY'S SON.
SY rw11IoHr,

OO4S19ASS~4 =
= ~ IY TwnLoHT,
Somsbody1 son was ont last night,
Bruising about the town;
And. II ] mistake not, he was tight,
"Tisht % q Derby clown"
lkaow he's considered moral youth,
'A5ovs Suspicion: but that
A the reason why, to tell the truth,
he hadn't 70 brick in his hat.n
Daylight morality often takes.
Strange fancies into its head,
And plays the devil. or jumps up snakes,
When the public eye Ia in bed.
~Ay son can't Dance" somsbedy said,
"For neve. lesson took he''-
Butbs danced last night while you were
In bed E&T .C ,5l
And Twilight" was. there to see.
You may call it daneing. or not, as you
feel,
Though for half an hour, or more.
BE danced, or 'jiggsd," q "taugle.foot
reel,n
In front of my Office door.
"Ay Son can't sing,n somebody swesrs,
Bot he sung last night, know.
As Ael1ssh song, as demon dares
To sing in the regions below!
my son don't inrbibe." somebody thinks;
Well, may be he don't; but then,
That he acts very much like one who
drinks,
Can be proved by q hundred men.
Yet somsthing was tight yes, drunk, last
night,
So drunk it could scarcely crawl:
Perhaps twas the brim of crownless hat,
j That found BY my garden walll
90 for fear I am wrong and somebody's
,';EsF7q right,
Ny hasty words recall.
And say that the thing saw last night,
"a Was nobodys son-that's all, ..
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WHY ID man poking the FIRE like .
rumsellsr7 Because he stirs the brand he
punches. A
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-03-14

: 3 An honest heart makes q gentlemen;
but an honest modesty makes gsstle-
ssannsr. ~
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WlDoM 10 greater than water; for while
the ocean il but . sea, the wisest man 10 .
sssr.
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y THH sailor likes 20 get where there's q
port; but the old fashioned Englishman
likes to get where there's porter.
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e. Maoaulay states in his History of
England that no large society Of which
the language il not Teutonic has ever
turned Protestant; and that wherever .
J language derived from ancient Rome is
spoken, the religion Of modern Rome pre-
wallis to this day.