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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-19

A DRIAN II. MULLER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
IA June o. at II O'Clock at the Merchants Exchsnge-Exe
Of valuable Real Estate seacsucus township n
North Bergen Hudson county New Jerseyf not previously
Known, |" the Philip Dereyser Farms, containing
ship OF North Bergen Hudson county. New Jersey.
This property lies along 1.-The Hacken.ack river, and
Interested by he New York and Patterson Rsiiroad
near the line q ,he sorhcyn nalroaa and distant seou,
suitable sold altogether may appear Desirable
Maps the property be had Of the auconeer Is Wal
other particulars reference be had
70 GEORGE PuffER Executor &C.. q r. DePeyser; de
ceased, Furman fsloa. Brooklyn: ANDREW
MOUNT At Hudnon County Clerks occ Hudson city, n u
or ADRIAN IT. MULLKR Aucioneer, IS Wall sree, New
York.
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LBEasTT r s1NTISER GRIFFIN 90, ,ucrIoSEERs.
HOUSEHOLD
AND WORKS OF ART,
No a. see s Se%een Se and Sixth
Viz farv R,.s s.ssGf 6r,s ssf Room n s
Bronze and ornolu Chandeliers,
statuary Bron.es ~
Sevres and Dresden China Vases
China, Glass and sivs Ware Pier and Man,el Mirrors
friends and e public this sale Catalogue embracing
Work. Of Art offered This The house was
Furnished all new less than six months ago, and complete
sale. Drawing RoOms-Magnfcent grand action 7{ octave
csse mads by Broadway MAKERS
Canterbury do Stool covered in brocad French cloth
and BOISE work Table and writing Desk
nd Ras o ae s' s ss sr
and Brackets Two large maae Mrro richly carved frames
magnificent suits Of Drawing room Furniture three
colored satin brecade q the richest description carved in solid
eight oval back ohas two rosewood Centre Tables stuay
Chairs 9srtee pier and console rabes!io'hs reespon
two rosewood marble top dressing Bureaus plate glass Mir
rocking and arm eh.rs oval buck Chairs, coeor,d in moqae
Tapestry Brssss Carpets edspreads hair and spring Mat
Pillows oval Mirrors Pastel Paintings decorated China Toilets
%sa a SseS @asn
Bookcases toilet Tables Stands Bedding, &c Dining
Roo-Oak Buffet, extension dining Table China Glass, SIT
table Cutlery dinner and tea Sets Also large
sorfneni Of Basement and Kitchen Furniture Sale perenp
Terms of sale cash in bankable certified
checks Deposits required from all purchasers unknown
the auctoneers
A J.wnsoY TAYLOR. AuorIooNEER,
IA. Win SELL AT auction this day, - 4,
At Eighteenth between Fifth and sixth avenues
Commencing at l0la O'Clock precisely ,
moving to the country The furniture is all t class aud in
good ORDER having Gssq G%E ,fy months
sie covered in satin brocaiel
Side Tables with marble tops rosewood
Etegeres, with mirror backs and doors
Elegant Panoforte
fine OH Paintings Pier and Mantcl
Mirrors Brussels Carpets Bronzes Parian Sta
tuetes Bque and China Vases, with small ornaments
worthy of notice; also ornamental French Clock.
DINING ROOM.
Rosewood Buffet extension Dining Table, ruby and
graved bohemian and French Glassware silver Tea Sets,
Forks Spoons Casos French china Dinner Tea
complete and ivory handled Cutlery Clock paintings of
Game Fruit English Brussels Carpet Chandeliers &c.
7 BED CHAMBERS-SECOND AND THIRD STORIES.
Rosewood and mahogany Bedsteads Bureaus Wristbands,
Chairs Sofas and Sofa Beds, Lace Curtains and Window
Shades Brussels and ngrain Carpets Hair Mattresses Bed
ding Toilet &c, &c Parties DESTROYS of purchasing
would do well 30 call examine the goods before the sale
No posponmen any account Fifth avenue and Broadway
stages pass near the house.
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CHCKERINo SONS,
Manufacturer Of
GRAND. SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS.
warerooms 90 Broadway.


nEPor or THE ALEXANDRA ORGAN
~ For Churches chspsls s.hsa, and Drawing Rooms
SOLE MEDAL or HONOR q the Universal Exhibition
Tbt. magnificent n.,rrnen, paien,ea IN The uu,ed States
May lysl which the hriisn, p.rfs1nasces g
have rendered popular in America as In Europe been
adopted BY the greatest artists and composers Of both Cont
GoTfscHALK. LIszr, RossISI, xgyERBEEa, &C., &c.
q s and me remarkable qualify Of keeping peecy
dspss ~. en- acs s'so s,s ssss ssso
',egs; M = H sa- to
Importers Of Bsson Accordeon. votps Violin strings &c
DIANoe AND NEI0pEoNs At oREAr BARaAIEs-
One $50 Piano beep about year
s Or S.s
n 90 s.s s e "a s sss $500
HORACE WATERS. Agent xp Broadway
pIASos-MARTISs 4 ouvRrEs, HASurAcruKERs
a and . rs': ..s.n IN a ana
or Of the be square pianos warranted
Tor Standing and Tor sursSiHv u ssan ana touch
DANos AT A sAcRTIcy-As THEY MUST BE Drs.
posed of this week One beautiful seven octave rosewood
oyrrsruns bass S SIS and sIz others square and mp
find H advantage call it3 A., q
DrANoe AND MELopEoNs AT GREAT BARoAINs-
One ociAvc $50 sno been p.sd shout one rear
se s months VII = s SSs s $50 . @ Hss
e. ss s md ss~ ass rssasss Fs
and S''de''' s asSss ssS wrss Assu. m broadway
DTANo wANTED.-crry xAKER PREFERRED. NOT
e~s than C octave. 10 cost $50 10 III Parties having
bargain. may Address giving maker how bong
IN and style Of nnsh with The lowest price tor cah box
l62 Post orice.
.--.,.........I HsTEUcTIos: .,..........-.
AcApKNy or PESrASsslIr AND HOUSEKEEPING
assistant Of Oliver Is. Goldsmith. continues 70 receive pupil
thorough instruction very favorable terms Open
day and evening Success guaranteed 70 All
Ar0 D-wRrTISG, sIxrEEN LESSONS. BooKKEEP.
N ing $40 time unimied) Arithmetic - month, at
PAINEs, az Bowery, N. ", - Fulton street, Brooklyn.
Prom Gov kpg-y sons and danghers attended coleoel
Psnes academy 10 entire sattsfacton. His plan a in
NfARsHs COUNTING ROOMS FOR
M Practise and Instruction IN
Bookkeeping and BuspeU AdarA
o96 broadway, Irving Building
Circulars application MArsha comple<e and beautiful
works Bookkeeping. new sdfoua printed In ocaorA for
sale Private iessons
VrANIEIl-A GENTLEMAN, A NATIVE or FRANCE,
w usirr,, three Young In the French language,
three evenings In each week Terms mus be moierafe
Best reference as 20 capnbiy required Address stating
terms j. Of boz TN Por onice N. Y
vxvAHTyD-By THE MTnDrE or sErTENBrR, A
thoroughly edncn~d lady the prpcipal charge ~
the English boarding school Connecticut
Address Adams. Herald Office.
COAL.
COAL-No PITrsION OR POOR QUALITY or WHITE
n Axh Int hnxtH aarh rharxf md Ixl,~
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HENRY IL LEEDS AusTIoSEER xo >, x,..,u .,r.,,
firaANr COUNTRY REsiDENCE


HENRY II. LEEDS co.
VIII sell auction Thursday. June d 1T III O'Clock. n NJ.
the premises nj the re~deDce ~ A. " Trcadwe formerly
known the Bouns property Madison Norris county
n. j., containing 6< lying the road leading frof1
Madison Norrisfown the residences of r. - 1ahr
and w. w. Gbbons Esqr, the o the house through
az Il rsiie length shaded by forest and
nacntal of natural growth furnishes drive walk
The - frvpt ny 80
buk by days work stories
with and pure spring water w abundance
RED attic thence supplying bath &c The grounds
handsomely shaded gordon stocked with best o small fruits
pear orchard blackberry patch apple
orchards which highly remuners,ive; double earn
bearing ctbuildngs Of svery dccrpon barn Of concrete
ca feet squire three stories high The divides the
tract nearly equally and one side = situated the hcuse gar
herse cebouse poultry yard csrrsge house. A. will be
sold parcels divided by the Will be explain
ed. The purchaser Of the bo,se. Acwhch VIII be sold As
he refusal Of the other half The Will be
home Saturday, and possibly Wednesday, until the
sale. Al other times DR.. Woodruff of
the property and viii gentleman between the hours
OF 10 A. NJ r. NJ who wii address q day
previous Permits 10 examinc the premises viii be furnished
by the spciioDeers.
Terms-0ne half cash. half bond and mortgage This
property distant from New York city ~ hours time by Nor
rfs and F~sex Railroad. situated IN region o famed
for lie hea attractive scenery beautiful drives Ac
Offers In prcsent condition many attractions 10 gentleman
81 means.
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LOAN OFFICES.
ATn CHAMBERS sTREEr-NoNEY TO LOAN TO
"A any amount on Diamonds, set unset; Watches Jew.
the well ynown ISAACS II Chambers street N. B.-No
siness transactions on Saturdays
AT Sc NASSAU sTREET-A HONIGMAN, DIAMOND
~ broker, advances money any amount Diamonds
Watches and all kinds Of merchandise for cash.
private Office 66 Nassau street, No. q business conen
taL
IT THE OLD ESTABLISHED STORE Ssl BROAD
IA wzy.-Advances made 10 any amount Diamonds
Watches Jewery &C. or bought for cash at full value No
AT ss CEDAR sTREET-HENRY HyMAN WILL LOAN
"A To amount diamonds set unset Watches
silver plate and jewey the bought for cash. Opp&
sts The Post once No. l. second door.
A T THOMPSON &CO.'s, BROKERS AND COMMISSION
and second floor, advance money from 81 TO So00O
Watches Diamonds Jewery Dry Goods segAs and all
securities bought Notes. Stocks Bonds &C. negotiated
All kinds Of Sewing Machines bought and sold n
ALL LADIES AND GENTLEMEN WISHING TO n.y.
n poheraie Diamonds Watches Jewery slyerware, Mer
chandize Of description be privately attended
plying at "A Fourth avenue opposite Cooper institute Private
entrance hall door. p. GAfGE, Broker
AT THE CASH ADVANCE OFFICES OF L. JACOBS
N money be obtained Watches, Jewery Diamonds
segars Dry Goods, Hardware Wines Brandes and evsry
Businsss strictly CONFIDENTIAL charges LIBERAL goods insured
Principal oce67 William street. Of Cedar, Branch
Office l07 Broadway. Established, iss5
$9990OO e. sissrxsrs, Piano. &C. ON sssas
Stones Merchandise segarA &c bought for cash At his pr
or vet J. H. BxkRiNckR. ito Brosdxsy. room No IS ap
stairs
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ANEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
N FlRE ~ ri tfBANY

IN FAKE ~ TO ALBANY
afev Monday May - 1880 trains VIII Twenty
assh station. New York, - follows
For winnmsbr5dne and All way satos 7>0 and II A. r..
$40 y. N. For White Plains stasious and
ror wsie Plains and all stations SIS n. frcs
wlsmshrdRe nd stations Shove For Dover Pfains Y.
NJ stopping White Plains and stations Albany,
lois A. M mail stopping Pizing Bed
ford Cruton Falls and all -atkns nortk- = N
Renrnlngwin leave wiliamsbridge. snppins all vay
stations so, A. NJ and r. ~ white Plsins sfoppina =
all way ssuna and A. ~, 345 and r. NJ Dover Piazza
A. NJ stopping at all stations north rsrdham- CroanG
Fsla p. ", soppsna all north Of Fordham AZ
bsny A. ~, empress mail train. ssoppng at All STATIONS
JOHN BuRcHrII. Asuissans Superintendent
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HENRY II. LEEps hucTio.nEE -sAI EsnooI =
auction Tuesday June t. st - O'clock. frpa of q
Nassau verhne pair Of bright acne Ho~ses belong
Lady deceased have been by the
past ,hrs year.. hind and ses, .nse and double
very ayiiah dryer~ MOI AFRAID Of romclys OF music
full warrsniee Ia syesy ocasr wil be given isc hns
double Harness. made order and much used Md, sbe~a
blankes Ar The above will Afford opputunity
private family.
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CT. DENIS HOTEL.
= Corner Of Eleventh stree, and broadway
New York.
nDposfe Grace Church

Mr.. r. r. BALLOON has the pleasure announce that
has leased the above hotel for years has
been completely renovated and put ORDER ready
for The accommodation 81 transient and permanent guests
Parties visiting New York, wishing European
plan of yingwi find all the necessary accommodations at
This hotel
OF the 81 Nicholas and recently with th
fih Hotel this city. he IL
give entire satisfaction to all who may become his guests
during their stay In New York
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uCTror NOrTcH-PgRsONs ABOUT REMOvING
"A WI their advantage 70 call tbe Meeyupo&&az
ErYress yNcs - and " King street q 1o vsncf street.
removing Furniture W NE crsfn1xy
IN the city Rteh rurnture PAisrgu and Glassware psdked
and shpped FURNITURE aorcd and eArted a Al tnes
n 0OuLDRnTTH. PrupretuP.
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AUCTION SALE or GLASS AND EARrHkNwARR ~
"A HENRY q. kvArs on Tuesday, yuns 10. o. 70 occrk
80 Maiden lane coprssjns epmplese assxneNt ~ ell
kinds Crcckery and oasswsre Bale posve and wncwe
serve, 70 close eouslxnmeuts
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AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD rURNIruRE-M.
n WRAY, Auctioncer viii sell Tuesday June 10, Al l0k
ococt at he corner Of Ioyt and state srss Bsoosyn an
FURNITURE Aiso win eel Wednesday, June 70 a. 10Y
O'Clock the contents Of rgs three story house. IL wyckod
srpct near Bund.
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A >. BrKEcEEF, A 4oWE ,nqs
A. J. BLEECKER. SON A co, will sell at auction, on

Az IL O'Clock. AT the Merchants Exchange,
On 9TH ST "a lots, north side, l0O n west 9Th ave
On tTH AVE. Lots northeast l4th lxl00 n
On iifTH ST. Lots n. \, adjoining the above.
On nth AVE- Ios T. w. corner 12lst st. 25x00 r. each
on I2IeT ST IS Lots q =, adjoining above
TERMS LIBERAL AND SALE ABSOLUTE.
Maps. Ac. nj Pine street
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A uCTION NOTTCE-srEC1Ar SALE OF HAVANA,
&s s'g,T; Ne Fancy Pipes sssar IN Holisrs xe-
vcs ms day az toy ocicct ~ Nss-sn sre~ D~sler,
vil receive stsssns ~ scasupsA - ~ u ssgHrk
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~ Nassau street Administrators aai~a--HENRY H.
LkEps Co VIII sell At auction, On Tuesiay Jnae ~ 10Y
he adInIsraiors q samuel Utter deceAsed-Three
Pianofoes On mahogany DO paror Orrans piano so
piano Covers Furniture 10 70 s(use ~ TO be sold
without Whatever.
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DY LOCKWOOD BROS, As MURRAY STREET THIS
ID at 10 O'Clock, foreign and domestic Dry Goods To
"Wednesday June a at IL o'clock 800 cases season
able Straw Goods
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"A press and Furniture Packing EstablIshnept Qmce III
and lis wes Eleventh .rcc between Urn sed rssh ave
shipped to all parts of the world Large covered wagns for
removal q furniture 70 country Pianofortes Nrror
6hna and Glassware carefully removed Np~v fr rwnf-
tnrc
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DYE &F IT, SCHENCK.-A FULL BOODED ABB
ID dalah mare years old; rot in $40 trained,
Kind gentle In harness under the saddle; warranted
sound Also. good top Buggy together with Harness. viii be
sold auction this day June 19h the slesroom No l4l
Broadway, o'clock.
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III. vAIUARfE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

III. VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
4. H. LUDLOW CO. will SELL at auction, Tuesday,
June 10 1850 II O'Clock A. NJ, al No stsyvesans street
between Ninth and Tenth streets the enttse furniture
said house. comprising richly rosewood Piano
forte Eegere marble Centre Table and Secretary
wood Sofas Side Chairs Rockers IN satin brocafe oak
Sofa in green reps oak arm and side Chairs leather
and brocafe oak Extension Dining Table, Bookcase marble
top Buffet marble top Umbrella Stand and Side Table,
hogany Wardrobe French Bedsead and marble top Dressing
Bureau Cottage Furniture velvet Brussels and Ingram Car
pets marble msns Clock Mante and Pier Glasses Tea and
silver safe white French China Dinner and Tea Sets Cut
Glassware, together with choice Paintings and Engrayngs
valuable Books among which Bancros History OF
the United States Coopers and scos Novels Iyings Works
Encyclopedia Americana &C, 6c, and assortment of
Kitchen Furniture. with which the sale will commence
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A & RICHARDS. ArcTIoNEER.- CASES boots
"A Shoes and Brcsans At suciicn by RICHARDS WHIT
andt street comprising good variety Of Goods suit
sale.
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Anew YORK AND FLUSHING RAILROAD.
IN Extra trains win leave Hnnisrs Point for ths
FASHION COURSE RACES
On June IA, 10, 20 and 81. nj 80. H. u and 80. .
Connecting with Naano leaving FULTON Market si
and IA % A. NJ and +. NJ Trains viii he In readiness
convey back New York when the are
each day \. Il. LIrCufIEID, President
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MEDICAL.

A DDREsED TO MARRIED. AND s1NoLR-DR var
1 ma ~ fu s.. y rrsmsn qss Pc .y aa "a
nong!ctc..cs. resdsr Medical Review: Rrcs q, soA
80 Broume street. second block Of BroadvAy
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nAvxnRoxvRu sAIr- THIS DAY, AT IoK o'cIock
r a. BTEE I rsGkAHANs 20 New go.sry ]
evrvv ses~rusr. ape and other Pins Chains far
Rinss Guns Pisso musical Ipsusssns. wh oshse ecns
to rurrevr,,. n rrsior which win We found worthy tbs
stsrst NJ dealers and others must be sid without reserve
shs proprefor h redrnHrcm hu,fnr- ...o.
Pawnsrcser'. snle Monday or y rrteuby rSupbrokwO
NE, ordw q >. RHernsn, ~ dny ann0upoe6
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WAaeERY OF TEXAN GovEanoa.- .--.l.

WAGaERY OF A TEXAN GovRRHol.=-ss.
Governor Houston, of Texas, seems some
thing of wag as well q statesman A few
days ago an officer of the State Priso6,
who had held his place for six years. was
about to be removed, when he weuttoE
Austin, during the session Of the Legisla.
ture, with list of testimonials ssss %
his character, and the excellent manner
in which be ha6 fulfilled all his functions
These were satisfactory edough, bst tAeo
principal of rotation in Office ,oyerroN ell,
other considerations; the place was wanted
for political frield, and his removal De.
termined upon.
But to break the fall as gently - pesS
sible; the Governor adopted facetiolsri
tone and style in Q full interview: s~olsa
You say said Gen. H., addressing The
gentleman on whom the ak was about 70
fall, you say that your conduct has ihvas :
riably been good?' a ea3 = s211s nes
Yes, si..'s So 81 f7sa zss Q.
And you have been 10 the Psnissntissys 3
six years?' asf a e4saqcsa ygsns..
| Il have.'
We'll, you have been there quite long
enough pardon you omt'' a'sseef''-'
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A Contented Farmer.

Once upon time Frederick, King of
Prussia surnamed "Old Fritz" took ride
and espied an old farmer, plowing his acre
by the wayside, cheerily singing his melo.
|dy.
You must be well of, old man, said
the king. Does this acre belong to you,
on which you so industriously laborl's
No. SIR replied the farmer who knew
not that in was the King, i am not so
rich as that, 1 plow for wages
How much do you get day!' asked
the kiug.
Eight groschen.' (about twenty cents)
said the farmer.
This is not much replied the King,
can you get along with this?'
Get along and have something left
How is thatl'
The farmer smiled and said:
well if must tell you; two groschens
are for myself and wife; with two pay my
tol6 debts; two lend away; and two l
give away foc the Lords sake.
This isa mystery whichI cannot solve,
replied the king. ~ -t~9ae
Then I will solve it for you,' said the
farmer. 4
i have two parents at home, who kept
me when was weak and needed help, and
now they arc weak and need help, keep
them. This is my debt towards which
pay two groschen day. FSe third pai
of groschen, which lend away, spend
for my children, that they may receive .
Christian instruction. This will com,
handy to me ard my wife when we ge
old. With the last two groscher main
tain two sick sisters, whom i would no
be compelled to keep-this Igive for tn,
Lords sake
i The King well pleased with his answe
i said: ~ H Il i
.Bravely spoken, old man. Now vii
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A Satisfactory Answer.

An attorney in the country recently re.
ceived an account from abroad for collec-
tion, and in reply be made the following
statement of the financial condition of the
section of Minnesota in which he resides,
which was doubtless perfectly satisfactory
to the creditor.
"Now, I am perfectly astonished at you
for sending claim out here for colec-
tion in these times. You might as well
cast your net into the Lake Of Fire and
Birthstone" expecting to- catch sun6sh
or into the celebrated Stygian pool to
catch speckled trout, as to try to collect
money here. Money! I have q faint re-
collection of having seen it when was @
small boy. l believe it was given me by
my uncle to buy candy with. (The candy
I do remember.) But it has been SO long
since have seen any, that / almost forget
whether gold is made of corn or mustard,
or silver of white onions or 6sh-scales.
Why, sir, we live without money. You're
behind the times. 1t is relic Of barbar-
ism-of ages past. We live by eating.
sir-we do Hoot, man, the millennium is
coming, the year of jubilee has come, and
all debts are paid here Gas much as they
will be, unless you take 'proucs." The
word "money" is not in our vo-cab. u-lary
in the latest Webster (revised for thi:
meridian) it is marked "obsolete; formerly
coin representing value and use as {
medium of commerce. A few small
pieces can be seen in our Historical Soci
ety's collection, where they are exhibited
as curiosities, along with the skeleton o
the "Mastodon," '.Noah's old boots, ant
Adams apple"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-04-04
Rules for pSleep-An Improvement on
DR.. Hall.

lst. As soon as you are in bed have
Bridget hand the wash bowl to you
Then place it Immediately beneath the
small of your back, and you will immedi-
ately sink into calm slumber. 1t should
not remain in that position long enough
to produce stupor. ~
I'd. Try to think of something you
can't remember, the mere you can't think
of it, the sleepier You will get.
Sd. Let John or Phineas pour ice wat.
er down the sleeve of your shirt for an
hour or two, while he holds, lump of as
afetida to your nose.
4th. Count two millions slowly and
deliberately. You will certainly be asleeF
before you have counted that number.
5th. Hold wire against the nerve O.
your tenderest tooth. This is infalIible-
patent applied for.
5th. Have your back gently smoothei
with curry-eomb, or read the Legislasiv,
proceedings.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-04-04

MopEsTY OF AUTHORSHIP. John R,sf
Thompson, editor of the Southern Ites.o
airy Messenger, relates the following, nm;U
'Thackeray once told me that upon The
occasion of his lecturing for the 6rst time
in London, be saw, on looking over ths
house, before going forward to the desk
T the well known person of Mscaulay en3the q
third bench from the front. Tnrn3e =,
some friends. be said: "a Ave pound
note to any man who will get Macsslsy >
out Of the house, .Egad, SIR said Be. inss
relating the circumstances, Il felt Ike ID
fellow with sixpence in bis pocket IN IT,
banking house of the Barrisgs.' ;,gs v,s1i
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NOBODY GAN HAVE SEEN IT
yaox ru. eERaAs o. o. F. eReurrR.

6 ynon THE eERMAN OF o. r. GReUPPE.
Fast down the staircase swinging,
With flying feet l passed;
Quick up the staircase springing,
Ns He came, and caught me fast;
). And the stairs are dark and dim,
, Many q kiss / had from him
And nobody can have seen it.
Down into the hall demurely-
The guests were assembled there:
Nv cheeks flushed hot, and surely
&c NY lips did their tale declare.
) Thought they looked at me, every one,
And saw what we together ha6 done
s.. Yet nobody could have seen it.
The garden, its sweets displaying,
pt Beckoned me out of doors;
The welcome call obeying,
Ihastened to look at the flowers;
There biushed the roses all around,
There sang the birds with merry sound,
81 As If they all had seen it,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-04-04
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