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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-31

w lay pal.leuar attention to the sale Of all cons;
a., "H'N sueh rs IonAcco WHEAT, Flora r. &C.,
make liberal ss anu remtiing nett proceeds promptly viii
Ne always keep On han. a good we'll s,i.o,, -, 49,.
which W. will s al ss nr BAe"s CLOVER sKED noS Dc &S
e~We hope nv Iromr, AMI W w. prompt paying customers
ian S>. .0'''l share OF the public patronage TO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-31

These quotaon 1t will be understood represent whole
sale prices generally.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-31

T WISH FOR RENT. 's@f
rrb"ns seh' 1e e FINE FAMILY RESIDENCE my
the n.t ~ mas been recently improved and Is one OF
'e '"'s' desirable family residences in the civ : ~
dee oOta S. n. SIMPSON,
n-;,C
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-09
MILLINKRY.

ar n. rfcHrEvsTuN, $50 CANAL, STREET, CORNER
MI Of Wooster street up stairs 10 facilitate INC ladies IN
- ,,,rrhasra III Ribhens prcss Trmuinvs and hinery
Gocd our closing sale have marked The hshanee q
nv sork ri D per cent on the dollar. would inve my old
s,s ana rs,naes 20 this last opportunity before
h IA M laie Too pe soue splendid fashionable Ribbons and
fnm"neS r~ Al n LIGHT ESsTEiS $50 Canal street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-09
RELrerOUs NOTICEs.

+ AyTso on coRsER srovE. -ruE CORNER sTovE or
Ia Eangelc Lutheran church corpsr ~, w ave-
neSf july On, O'Clock r. NJ Al the brethren u me
faith are Invited 10 attend.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-09
FOR SALE.

A LARGE DINING SALOON HANDSOMELY FITTED
N up IN complete working order located on one Of the best
corners OF Broadway and DONG good busness viii be sold
cheap as the owner going West Inquire Of BIGGS
SOCTHWICK, 81 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-09

ENENCH EMBROIDERED ZOUAvE VESTS
Just received per steamer Persia will he opened on MOI
aay, July g. A. T. STEWART 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-09
SPORTING.

Twp k~crs BUTLER, no. PDfK SLIP, Has IHh
largest and choicest assortment Of Dogs In the World or
-ie or srk RrTTRs infallabie Mango Cure and Flea ES
errnnaior 90 ccns per biie Dogs boarded trained -
Advice gratis.
v,oR sAtF-A rt1i. RRrrp POINTER, ONE WEAK
old. at reasonable price. Inquire q, as sas' h"soo
s+re
v,oR e,E-A ttR Am wArxsArr SMOOTHING IRON
ssilboa about ~ feet long and 70 feet beam WI csue
hoard In rood order about old viii be 500 ehsap
AMIN 60 EDWARD FITZPATRICK, al The Battery whore
De boat can Also shell Boat ~ fcft long ana !"
inches beam be sold cheap; hiied of ote aa
U,oR sATF-sEvEv PAIR OF PRIME CANARY BiRp s
care Jhey must sold this day as The owner esNnE wv
cay Inquire al NO G5 Rlvnslon sueet pasen- -m-
u,oR SALE cHEAP-rHE SCHOONER YACHT hon
net rs tons calls and IL IN perfect order Fr rw
hsy ~ ytacusrS address J. " ~, Dor "a Post once
r,oR GALE cHraP-A HANDSOME NEWFOUNDLAND
Dog 10 months on, very large for hs age N% o" ~"
~ - Clnps place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-09
SUMMER RESORTS.

SUMMER RESORTS.
ArwAsHIHGToN HEIGHTS HUDSON RIVER, FORTY. |
~ i've %S q G. snS ope s
This house most conveniently situated on the banks
R1s af i SsseS sossT and asas
s and % s ss snS for m 'r sn be-
made the Hotel 81 German, Of fh and
DEALS HoTEI,-roGUs MINERAL SPRINGS CHEI- |
% sea Nsins-This new and magnhcent Hotel ,horcnshy
furnished with every provision for the comfort Of rs guests
possess he hshes, medicinal virtues Of the country
iions iase ae The Vicinity Affords ample .rscdoa he
.neer and sporsnan Sarrngss ~ De found n
ofE.s.!s ,su wA' L. WHITE Agent
DtooNs HOTEL HALF WAY PROM CATsKIIL TO
a Ss sS o sann hos and % Board y PER- week Con-
TO all parts Of the country g. far Pss p0o.o,
KrsK.ror Greene county, N Y.
f,LIrFwoop HOUSE OPPOSITE NEWPORT, n ).
~ twenty miles from New York s,eamrs lesyp Eoonsoa
taken Apply 70 j. !. WILSON, Of wilson aud Banker GA
T AXE sAHorAc-A FEW PERSONS s. Can :, BIZ &C,
residence The mos, csn.rsl And d,rsbc situation
espf 'i I, %s .. Ass' BARRETT bHiSSAADk
I'd On he south ode Il mile. from York and in fn
sr q sia as f I.sd tx R. f&S
81. r. NJ. aud s2oP.M. AMOS H. sTEIL.ESwERF.
AIE xonEoAs HOUSE u NOW OPEN PEN FOR ., SUN
msr Boarng n s ,o ans s, d. from the city by
udon YER Railroad Mountain ar f s e is 10 tona
Coz families who purpose going In The country Address A. W.
Palmer, Peesskll Poet Office.
Nrorrcr-TuE SUBSCRIBER BEGs TO INFORM HIS
ven sns ss4' i Fsy sg ssm o.
same IN good order and now ereps.es sa
tain 'eT' for the ''- JOSEPH B%T f Sswpo
e,rpr uoTrI. vrRE ISLAND, NOW oPEN.-ruRoueB
, al south ferry a.cosyn ys pssysrs and Bssy
particulars address sammis 4 Dominy. Fire Island
- for she reception q families and others The table en-
sso and ssss s sss a
street A ane bar and enpin alley nsar
Cra BATHING At L,S0 BRANCH, ~ 1.-THE AII.H-
sny sss.s n2- opsn ir NJ ss q se pe
ware and Rartan Bay Railroad. having nne view o. be
Ocean and surrounding country s% Rp Isf P pn
CrA pArmXo-rnE FREMONT HOUSE. Losa
sr,oh g.. n ws T esss BSos well faSises soo
location and r' rate '''' % Pca cksrEs' PTp sS
"h"'o"'' RHODE ISLAND
Is now open foe the reception Of slass,sxy a vncu
HOTELS. .,,,..~,...s.
JlRsoRs HOTEL. i1 AND 10 FULTON STREET,
IL Bronhlyn conducted The Fr-orean plan. Elegant
srlc double front Rooms from g " " per week DIN
ser from II 10 O'Clock. lee Cream
DLANTERs' BoTrI. ss BRoADw .-sovrHFRy
gentlemen spending the summer IN New YORK. vii Ind
The above Afford god accommodations sud ysted IN
desirable 81 Broadway In the cen'fe % he pFn
eipa plaoss Table nrs class Terms mode
rate
nATTyya HOTEL. CORNER or wARREN AND
9resnwloh ssrees, The California s.eaner srd va
So s:s ''''d "'''''' On he k''''' Plan " '''A W.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-09

DEAD Tnis.--A PHRESofogIsT MD AsTRoLoalsr
X that heats tho worldand $4,000 reward for one Who
can equal Miss WELLINGTON, who u acknowledged " be
nc ony lady in he who rnihfay gives information con
ceing Issss law suis Journeys. Absent Friends Love-
Courishp Marriage Iealih Wealth: and who VIII reclaim
al,fn husbands Delay not " consult ms
naturally gfiei and beautiful young lady, AZ her residence,
lOl sixth avenue. opposite Eighth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-09

M SELLING OFF STOCK
To enlarge the store. -
III BENSON, $40 Canal street.
R.s In rood Nantes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-09

40 nnn WORTH OF NEW AND LEFT OFF CLOTH.
SS.UUU ine wanted for the Western market The hsh-
- ossb nrice paid be- obtained in bsnkabe money
f isrss or small s by calling at the store addressing
Nm. Walsh. u Centre sfess
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-09


the year Strawberry Farms Monmouth county N j..
This beautiful retreat arranged for the residence OF about
twenty families within reach Of Shrewsbury aud Long
Branch. Part land cultivated supply the tables
shundany with fruits vegetables aud dairy products In The
vicinity shady woods delightful ramble and pretty lake
let Attached large hall with music always available for
social en joyment without charge Terms IS 10 - weekly
person Apply SIS Broadway Foremans self yenta
ting Spring Bed Company. JAR. WARREN.
Cut this for preservation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-09

uvug srREsr WAY FOR LADIES AND GENTS TO Oct
fair price for cast OF Clothing FurnituIe, Carpets ard
humhgred ny great puns II " send note By posi- ~
SS2 seventh avenue which VIII be punuay Attended 70. j.
ASyIsIT. Ladies attended 70 by Mrs A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-09

vlylyTpD-YoR A GOOD PARTY, A PARLOR. TWO
w sleeping Rooms and Bas-nent icaied between FOURTH
Ard e In svonss and abrye Thre,h street also small
husse wart.d rent about $50 Cab In 0nce Bj F0mb ave
re.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-09

- only true Astronss Paimlsi and world renowpe Seer
and cited lady Of an affairs through he past pre-
future events gives true and correct IN
health vealh affairs, i0urueys law suits dhlcny pm
business absent friends sickness. 6c THOUSANDS 81 yster
can witness truth 81 her correct Revelations during me ~
tbteen years Reinember ~ CHRISTOPHER street 9pP-ts
wayerey place, between waverlcy place and foafh Is,
formerly resided woosicr street near Asy and hsheenD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-09
sTEAMBOATs.


nAy BOAT FOR WEST POINT. SEwHVR' AND
Pouqhseepse The steamboat Aida Will leave jay
street pier daily $50 4. NJ touching al Ihret street re-
turning city oil % Passengers Tor Albany troy s
,ra os any point make connection al POugh
keepsie baggage transferred free Fsre ~ cons
mon INDEPENDENTLY LrNE.-THE STEAMER
JOHN BROOKS WIN leave Peck slip every day Csrniss
rars ~ ousstonic Nanyaiuok and New Hnvcn KrosdA
rare ~ csnta Freirht taken. 7. LOCkYER Co.
Agents lis South street
L,oR INDEPENDENTLY LINE-fARE FIFTY
cents The CAT Mime, Capt VIM. \. Val, wiz
leave Oliver every day nj Y O'Clock mon running " con
necon with the IIousatopc ranro.d The ,cainer Bk
PORT viii leave Peck slip every Monday, "Wednesday A. m
dsv Al " O'Clock arriving 10 time 50 With All hs
express trans :" W. 'Vnhih'' Hsen.
SEVENTH REGIMENT or STATEN IsLASD.-rERRy
- arrangements during the encampneni, connecting with
The raroad 10 camp grounds Day boats leave New
Work f of whitehall between the Battery AMI South
ferry every hour from ga n or. N. Extra boas be-
tween boufs At az tt and az Leave staten Island
bcurs Al s1 and ~ r n. Nigh, nrangemsnts-Lesvs
sAi~n Island a, 10 O'clock leave New fors Al IL oe''s
Night fare " cent?
CTATEx leland FERRY
Pare sy ceps
Beats lcavceyc hour from 10 TP " from f''' ~
whiciau street. . =. 80 s., -, A,
ennnec, With the staten Island Railroad
on hne sundays boais leave every han hour.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-09
NToTICE-NR. r. r. rABBRI HAS THIS DAY WITH
IN drawn from Arm. JOHN RANDALL %.
Yong July 4. 1850.

NoTIcKxR, rABBRI HAs TVS S5T phY W ~
NV YoRx, July 1, ls6o.
This cer,iaes tina, limited PARTNERSHIP according %
the provisions q The statute, has been formed BY
Fssio FssSn and Frederick chaancey all residing IN The
cy q Nsy York and John Knowes residing in The city q
be conducted Fabbu chaancey The general nature q
ss o1 sa s MI I
Theodore Riley who has contributed to the capital or
John Randall who has contributed % the capital or com
mon stock hundred and any .soa,and aeai "a
common %s sicet one hundred thousand dollar.
mon s s,oss' sf,y thousand dollars CUM
TIE PsrperssIp commences Ora day Of july hon.
faiSo :: Sc year, iron IL, date Tho principal phase q
sVsrss Win s s 81, h o New d.y Of June on. oa
sand 'lsA' Aaad's fh fsS psRk W. RnKYl
f SSssy s ssSssSsssekL Special partner.
JOHN RANDA ALL. AayJ
F FihbkH cEhRk,uScxr. General partner.
DARrNER.-THE ADVERTISER DESIRES TO MEET
with peron having business either msrnsctnring Or
herwc dne PrncPSy Tor n a. os s s1 .e e .asa
facilities sna The srses q p 10. lien sraa ocs WIZ
pARrxER wAxrrD-rx THE BEST REcrrrYIvo
dsliery FOR spirits IN this city. and large consumption
vt %a SS O sSa s iii Apply q PAffES
vlrANTEn--A PARTNER, WITH SMALL CAPliAi% IN
w q wholesale method Imitation liquor hutness return
ing 10 proit Apply 90 q. GOEBEl l'O uha
ham street. mp stairs tiom 80 b0eloeS
cOO5 PARTNER WANTED ~ 4 CASH MANU-.
NZO. fac,uring business; will clear * 600 % ssVp per
aunum, connections linen and l0bbng dry gods bees eA
tension unlimited capiia for machinery References ek-
changed. Inquire Of Mr. BRowN, gS Pine street oaice 2
OF nan a PARTNER WANTED. IN WELL ~.
Sl.UVV. tahishcd, profitable AMI genieel business with
au partner This 10 good chance u engage
In a paving business. BIGGS sOJflwtCk - Nass.n 81
O. aQQ PARTNER WANTED mp, DrSfSG sA
SI.UUU. % Of the largest and best estabIs ned
Regsau-anis IN Broadway completely fitted ard furnished
aud been doing FOR The past ten years business ro s
$50 d1y Old ease a. very low rent sal AZ pai uo
10 Angus hove nN charge 81 the business
required Apply premises So Brostway, In basement
OIL COn WANTED. i WISH PARfNER 10 fOts
OIL LUN me in buyinr and carving on uanuisotur
lna-safe and Observation-Disclosures We make handsome
Uvlnr For further particulars address T. George, Herald
oalce, with real name and ad1fess.
90 Onn TO op--PARTyER WANTED -rHF AD.
NO.UNJV vrft-sr desires 30 meet person VITO tne
above extend established staple business 10
snv wishing into respectable aud safe business
hi. good opportunity. References exchanged Address
q. b. r, box liz Herald onee
az mn TO sioeo-PAR TSER WANTED TO , EstA s.s
rstn every crisis and brings from 70 ~ ep Per cent
Address O. NJ Herald cse, stating where aa interview can
be had: o osher noticed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-09
COPARTsERsHIP NOTICES.


4 GOOD BrSINESS.-A FRENCH GENTLEMAN, WHO
~ has experience Of twenty years In the milling business
ind gentleman OF TO join him In the
peaon a economical for the grind.
Ing OF corn wheat sbeng OF coffee huing IL rice, &C.
Address =. NJ. Herald oflce.
A PARTNER WANTED-IN A PBODUCE BROKER
N ace business To business with 500 81 90 this
opportunity make business cash
and risk g. b. nOWES CO., No. Centre street. oppo-
site the Park
A PARTNER wANTED-wITH CAPITAL OF FROM
N three thousand dollars 10 JOIN the advertiser in
business the Southwest. young unmarried person
fe-red. Address Enterprise, Herald Office
WASH PARTNER-A PERSON HAVING FEW THOU
~ sand dollars would like to connect himself with person
well established pleasant and lucrative business
Address, with real name Sc., boz l5o Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25

Of Buchanan and Fillmore over Fremont was
$4,000, and that in no subsequent election have
the republicans been able TO bring up their
vote to smaller deficiency than $4,000 Of their
vote for Fremont OF the vote Of 1856 there
was republican deficiency last year, on the
test question Of Secretary of State. Of some
$4,000, and united opposition deficiency of
nearly GO, 000-making total reserved vote OF
100000.
We have no hesitation in saying that full
two-thirds of this reserved vote of 100000 may
be set down against the republican party. to
say nothing of the new vote which will be
added to that of 1856 in our November cleo
ton. The materials are abundant for popu
lar conservative Union majority against Lincoln
in New York of fifty thousand, with proper
efforts among all concerned to bring this ma.
jority out To this end the advice which Master
Weed so earnestly gives the republicans should
be followed by their adversaries; for organize,
organize, now and henceforward, to the close Of
the battle, is the word.
Let there be no more OF these ridiculous fac.
tious quarrels over democratic regularities,
democratic platforms, democratic principles,
democratic usages, or American principles, or
old whig principles, or any such rubbish. All
these things are obsolete ideas" There is
but one idea, one question, one alternative, 10
this canvass-the success or the defeat OF this
republican party and its crusade Of extermina-
ton against the "slave power" New York is
called to the rescue-New York holds the
balance of power-she can, and we hope she
will. WELD 1t to the defeat Of Lincoln, in a
choice between the supremacy Of the constitu.
ton, under which we are bound to recognise
and respect the domestic institutions of the
slave States, or the irrepressible conflict y
under which Southern slavery is to be put down
within the brief term Of Lincoln's administra
ton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25

MORE CHEERING News FROM PESysrLvAxtA-
From various intelligent sources In Peansyi-
vania we are receiving advices con6rmatory Of
our last weeks intelligence Of the reaction u
work in that State against the republican party.
or itself that party in said State is Ia very
feeble minority. In 1856. with the whole force
Of the Fillmore party to help II In the October
election, the Fremont cause was lost. What
chance, then, can there be for the republican
cause in this approaching Pennsylvania October
election, with anything like fusion among the
democracy, when We are assured that from
dry 10 sixty thousand Bell-Everetf men. old
line wings and Americans viii support Foster,
the popular Union democratic candidate for
Governor.
Oh. but there are Hickman and Former in
the war. We know II. But Hickman, having
joined the republicans, can do no more mischief
in the disguise Of a democrat Tired Of that
amsy domino, he has, like an honest man.
thrown II on. A for Forney hi, position Is
very well understood. Bought and paid for
by the republicans at the last session OF
Congress. he h simply doing HE best
to serve his masters in the character Of . spy
In the democratic camp. All this being known
to all men, Forney and bis little clique in this
canvass are making fools Of nobody but them
selves
We count therefore, upon splendid victory
to the Union cause In Pennsylvania In her
coming October election. In this view. how
ever. let our New York political hnanciers b..
ware Of all Pennrylvanis party mooey besgs-s.
Let ii be remembered that when Forre7 was
called before ,he Covode Congressional Com
urittee to accourt Cor THE New York democratic
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25

~ Nm&
Our intelligent political readers, from the ar
ticle which We transfer to this paper from the
Albany Journal. will discover that in this
New York union movement the sword of Da-
mocles Is suspended over the head of the repub-
ncan party. as BY q single hair. Thurlow
Weed, who knows every inch OF the ground, is
alarmed lie significantly inquiries, "Are not
the republicans in some portions OF the State
taking too much for granted ?" for he suspects
that "the division in the democratic party Is
not 20 serious as II seems TO be- He says truly,
too tha, New York is to be the battle ground
and that we are therefore justified in sounding
out this note Of alarm and of warning our friends
against the neglect OF any single agency ordi-
partly and wisely employed in the most closely
contested elections"
Thus, from this cloud suddenly gathering over
the republican camp, we perceive that this
grand idea among all good Union men Of
a common cause against the disunion pro-
gramme Of the republican party has something
In II OF positive strength. Indeed, the success
Of this New York union movement for the sake
VI Tue lniOu ~ uto-t encouraging pOhhIel
event The pressure OF public opinion has
been too strong for the managing old party
hack politicians concerned, and their petty per
sonal feuds and factious disputes. They have
been superseded By the paramount question Of
the defea, Of Lincoln. so loudly demanded By
the solid Union muses. Of our people The re-
sult Is common Union electoral ticket for New
York, upon which all the conservative forces Of
the Empire state. old line democrats. wings,
Americans and republicans. Clay men. Fnl.
more men, Douglas men. Breckenridge men,
Bell men and Fremont men may be rallied into
popular majority Of 10000.
We have 80 frequently shown, from tic on
cial records Of our last four years elections.
the immense resources Of ibis State against the
republican party and ia ''cne idea Of an in.
cessant and no-quarter conflict With sla.
very, that Il we're useless here to re-
produce the 6gures. Sufice Il Co tie present
that Ia 1850 tie eozbl,e6 vote i New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25

little DIT pedaatic. Booth was 6as 10 passi
but, Ike everything ease, his Hamlet pes
shattered. though beautiful column. MAcready
made Hamlet walking machine. only ami
mated by an occasional touch Of soobbeey
Forrest leaves all these traditions to the sleep Ut
the just, and plays Hamlet a. be understands is.
taking the plain meaning Of the text and con
veyiDg il without any nonsense or adecsation to
the audience. The people say, I'VE can IN
derstand Forrest, we know what be u driviax
at aod therefore We accept aud exa.t him" The
performance is fullblOoded one. The actor
seems in earnest, and in all his characteristics
he is thos oughly American. He comes, to uss
favorite expression Of jackson, from tas
"body Of the people," aud represents 1t
fully. Still, Mr.. Forrest is no brswier;
he Is not rude nor vulgar. He u simply
. live man. full of mental aud physical vigoS.
And be tempers the fortiter in re with judi
cious admixture Of the suaviter IN mode.
Nothing can be finer than his meeting with his
Old schoolfellow his scenes with the players,
and his farewell to Ophelia- And his delivery
OF the noble soliloquies gives to them fresn
beauty. And, to sum up, Mr.. Forrests Hamlet
the ideal Of the character, we MEANS entirely
his own He has brought to bear upon It .
fresh, vigorous American Intelligence, and Of
coupe it is the best performance for al
American audience. 1t is the Hamlet of to-day.
and the actor renders the story as if its Incl
dents occurred yesterday.
So Mr Forrest has given us the freshest and
most agreeable sensation of the day. II ia not
likely to die out very soon, either. We under
stand thet he is engaged for three hundred
| nights and receives five hundred dollars per
night. This engagement will be finished ia
about year and half; so that Mr. Forrest
will enjoy clear income OF one hUis:dred thor,
Sand dollars per annum-a pleasant admixture
| Of the bank note and the laurel. And when he
finally retires from the scene of his present
triumphs, we should not be at all surprised il
some sensation constituency in this city Or
Philadelphia should take him up and send him
to Congress, TO give the Hoosiers and Gre
eaters some idea Of good language and good
manners. They might, indeed, have done .
great deal worse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25

successful in the Presidential election. Thea
not only will the Southern States be ooerced
into the abandonment Of their institutions. nut
the men Of tss Eortn will be brought under the
iron discipline Of Brownisn revived The Ger
man il now deprived of his lager bier and eis
public garden on Sunday. But the time may
soon come when be will not be allowed to
walk even in his private garden or yard. or to
kiss hts rrcs, on the Sabbath day. II. then, this
intolerance is to be crushed out before It gains
strength. let citizens Of all nationalities-Ame-
rican, Irish. and particularly German-assemble
in great public meeting to pronounce agains,
the revival of the denominations Of the dark ages
upon which every liberal and enlightened mind
looks back with horror