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The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-12-15
OF Drowned Persons.

The numerous deaths by drowning
which have occurred this summer at vari-
ous seasides watering places make It desi-
rable that all should know the best mode
of treating drowned persons.
l. Send with speed for medical aid, OF
articles of clothing, blankets &c.
II. Treat the patient on the spot, IN the
open mir, exposing the face and chest free
ly 10 the breeze, except in too cold wealth
|er.
3. Place the patient gently on the face
Ito allow amy fluids to flow from the
mouth.) u.
". Then raise the patient to'a sitting
posture, and endcayor TO excite respira'
ton.
V. BY snuff, hartshorn, &c, applied to
the nostrils.
VI. BY irritating the throat by fsath
or or finger.
VII. BY dashing hot and cold waite
alternately, on the face and chest---I
there be no success, lose no more time
but,
VII. Replace the patient on his face
his arms under his head, that his tongu
NAV fall forward, and leave the entranc
into the windpipe free, and that any hu
ids may flow oui of the mouth; then,
TX. Turn the body, gradually but CON
plctely, on the side and little more, an
then again on the face, alternatively 4
induce inspiration and respiration)
X. When replaced, apply pressuI
along the back aud ribs and then remoy
II TO induce further rcspiration.) and pr
coed as before. e
IL Let these measures be gently, d.
liberately, sixteen times minute onl
continue these measures, rub all the liml
and the trunk, upwards, with warm band
making firm pressure energeiically. IL
place the wet clothes by such other cove
ing, &c, as can be procured.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-12-15
THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.

DALIFY'S MAGICAL HAIN EXTRACTOR
yVAS universally ,upplontcd al other ointments
II and healing applications in both the Eastern
and Western Hemi-phercs, wherever introduced,
and lis latipNs niG is the trne secret Of its sue
cess IN all ciAmPou, agtHtOuS, whether the cause
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-11-10
Greatest Game CT Billiards ever Played

A"Bil.iard Tournament is progress
ing in New York, in which the best
players Of the country are contcnaing
for a gold mounted che. On Friday
evening match was played between
Dnalcy havanagh and James Lynch,
which was declared to be the most
brilliant example Of skill ever given in
this country. Tie Eceniag Post says:
CATER two ftints or no counts on the
part Of both, kavanagh began in earn
est with run Of SO; Lynch followed
in run Of. 80, made BY the most bean
tItul and delicate coaxiag; Kavanagh
thea ran 50; Lynch replied with IS :;
kavanagh pnt forth II, in which
there were several round the table
shots; Lynch answered with an equal
l. splendid. 30 !; and 80 on to the six.
tt"nth innings, when Aavanagh, bv
means OF a run uf li3 on the seventh
innings, made out l0I points ahead
The gam" w2S SO cE.rao1dina that
We give the score. Bat Tor ivncl's
illness, which toll upon lin ohtinu~l,
..,cv tsse seventh innings. i,wou,A have
been, doubtless, the best game ever
played IT this c'lntry. As it is, we
10 not oei!ey, it Wa ever surpassed:
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-11-10
From ine Nv Iara -Igt-s.

N0~H,H. s.NC& rIE Enc..rNTt':l o. rHE 'irr
og Nav losS h,> produced ta2 cAc..-m"rt
among al classes la. Prof Woods Pair Re
s,or2 i've ta> ltrac. Ali 'asscs from tho -r,v
and bc'd-head"d sire. nd the silver haired
1gat,Ju, down - lie splightiy YOU Il a','. beau
..fal maiden wi,h her glossy rin2j"ts, NJ"
trowdins thc Depot At No. So Broadway; The
former 10 be permanently restored, md The
latter to pcSS, IS themselves ot that Hhc, VII.
prevent ID iayood Of enyious limo, ana cs"ee
he appearance of Youth and beauty 10 hDg.r
to the ,.e2fese as. BESIDES al The popular
Druggists IL tae country aae constantly e.
gtgee: i dealing ott the Restorative TO their
customer, and he cry is still they come
Observation-Disclosures of Worthless limitations,
- s'rera; are already il She rla'ket, calico by
diff rent names. Use nore uI.l. s. The words
Professor Woods Hair Restorative, Depot,
St Louis No, aal New Yo'k} a:e blown in
,he bottle. Soil ~ al Druggists and Patent
Medicine ,la.l...s a,so ~ al. .'aEcy AID Toilet
Goods dealers II he United 5 ates ard Canada
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-11-10
Foreign News.
ARRIVAL OF TIE PRINCE ALBERT.

81. JOINS, n. F.. Nov. 5.
Tie steamship Prince -1k5ert, from
Galway, arrived here last night, with
Liverpool dates to Tuesday, the 2sd
ult.
The Neapoli,ans lave voted unani-
mouS!y iii favor Of the annexation of
Naples to Sardinia
The Royal meeting at y arsaw was
III progress, bnt nothing had transpired.
The Duke Of Richmond is dead.
The Gazette de Lecns has been sup
pressed Oh account OF its incessent APP
i}eai> for annexation.
i, is reported that Garibaldi vii, DC
offered the rank OF Prince and General
after the annexation Of Naples is effect
cd.
The Sartiinians have beaten a corps
Of Nearoiltans, ard captured 500 prfS-
oners with portion OF Tic artillery
1t is also reported that Garibaitif's ships
have captured Spanish and Austrian
ship. 1t is salt that Austria has given
4 positive assurance that the SWORD viii
not be drawn, U:3leSs Rome should be
attacked. The Galway Steamship Co,
mas given orders for tie construction
of two fire ShinS
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-11-10

TIE L,ND GaANT-I'iitr Ropa,,;;eaa
Convention as 3 ack River Fa1<, jack
son co"nty on the 22i ult., passed res
buttons reiat,ye IL the NORTH " eStcrn
land Grant, demanding That some
steps Should be taken 10 insure the com
llction OF the Land Grant Railroad, As
originally designed and that, ifnoH-
i7g cu3a be done to insure irs corr. K
ton, then that the lands on the !iuo Of
TIE roa ! should be again thrown open
70 market :: tle usual government rates.
Instructions to their representatives
n the legislature were adopted ia ac-
cordance with these resolutions.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-11-10
Flr3i2i;. and Maryland have gone

Virginia and Maryland have gone
for Bell, and possibly Kentucky.
B:cckinrilge carries Dslcware, Ten
nessec, North Carolina, Louisiana, and
all the other States south Of the Ten
ncssee line.
Missouri is claimed for Douglas. -
For Heavens sake, let him have it.
Without some consolation he might
have another complication OF diseases.
The fusion ticket triumphs in New
Jersey.
Chicago gives Lincoln 1902 maj.
Uanchett IS elected by about 49,
coo.
Potter Ivy 1000.
Sloan has triump!,el in the Third
DIST. This IS Republican gain.
Both branches Of the Wisconsin leg
is:ature are largely Republican.
C,. David Atwood rep IS elected
rom the Madison city district, oy a
snls.i majority, This is q great tri-
anph.
I5ultinea.no is defeated for Congress,
ii the 5th DIST. Of Mss. Tac Z rpnJ-
!icaa2 .ia"c e;1ctci tho balance OF ..ie
Congressman throughout that State,
MILWAUKEE CoCNTY.-InI Demo
Gratis, by the help Of money, have Sc
cCHe,! their county ticket The Re
pnbicans elect two AsscmhIymen,
Cavcrno in the 4th, and Enoee in the
5;h Districts. Dvuglas maj. is i,Sc9.
II The city It is 9o2. In 80, Bucian-
ans maj. was 3,oG1.
The Republican candidate in this
Assembly District, Orestes Garrison.
is elected by handsome majority
Wood county gives him 115, Portage
about $50, with Marathon yet to hear
from, which vii! probably give nina q
small! majority.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-11-10
- the NIou.ia z, nit

- the Mobile e, .Ji3tsr sa:s it is
proposed 10 erect a mpnHElent to Walk
g, the ii!i5Hstcr. And why not: II.
died in the attempt to enlarge the area
Of slavery. Put up the monument,
with panels in the basement, and a,,-
propriate bGs 3'aIief illustrations. 80
bile is the proper place, and black mar
Ole the proper material.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-11-10
OR Agents.

The following arc 10 only authorized aGton. =
% .,a~sact Business e. tbs Reporter, a@d their
receipts fcr prescription and advertising will
L. i..,.l1geu until further notice:
sM petteEgiI. & Co, New York City.
E II. Scriven. Chicago, lis
E;!war;. aiIer, Nil@a2Acc, Wis.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-11-10

g. For the first election returnS
throughout The North, We arc Indebted
to the New Lisbon Repub!;can of
i e,;nesdav, witch was received here
the next morning.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-11-10
The Result.

II Wood county, the whole R"pub-
li"an ticket for county officers is elect
cd, ana good mAjoritieS given to the
rational ana state tickets. For onr
success in local affairs, we are indebted
t. the active cooperation Of different
members of the Democratic party, and
for dis course they deserve the thanks
cf every taxpayer IN the county. Be
low are the 1najoritie@ by towns SO lar
.as We can learn The official count
vii not change il materially:
Grand Iapit5S-Lincoin over Dong
las Is, uancAett q, Browne II, Car
risen 30, Hinsley II, Scott 10, Knapp
g. Bothin 81, Lyon IS.
Derte,.-- Douglas l3, Heymcrt 2,
SouIe 4, IIaviiand 4, Hurley 8, Scott
SO, Ncrtuieuille Il, Powers 81, Uaw-
ley Is.
Hemyoc&-Lincom So, Hanchett So,
Browne 80, Garrison 80, Lavigne 81,
Scott 43, Knapp 50, Botkin 43, Lyon
-.
Ce,t0Itu-LincoIn %, iIanchett 70,
Browne 10, Garrison 10, L@vignc 81,
Scott Is, Vcrteicuile y, Eotkin lol,
Ion 90.
Eva,i}- Douglas 3. IEanchett {,
Sol" I, Garrison :. iEinoicy 5, Scot;
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-11-10

ry5 All the naDors which we arc

- Ali the papers which we are
receiving nova days are devoted al
most wholly 70 politics. Everything
else is absorbed. For this reason we
arc unable 10 give that variety this
week which is essential 10 al enters:sin-
i1~ sheet. Next week we shall be al
rigiit again.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-11-10

THAShsaIvISG.-G Randall has
appointed. Thursday, the 2S;h Of this
month, "as a day Of Thanksgiving aaa
praise TO the Almighty Ruler Of tie
Cn;yersc.'
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-11-10
Pen and Scissors.

The German population in this
country IS estimated at 100000.
There was heavy snow storm at
Fayetteville, Arkansas, Oh the 1st.
A lynx, FIVE feet long, was recent
ly killed in Carlisle, near Concord.
-Ciniers, or burnt clay ashes, are
said to be an invaluable aid in fatteu-
ing hogs.
An earthquake was experienced
at Ei5erton, Ga., on the ed u,t. There
were several Slight shocks.
The Richmond E,squi,ey declares
that not one man i'll Virginia desires
the dissolution Of the Union.
The entire population Of the CITY
Of Brooklyn is -273, 1925, which shows
IN increase Of about 68,00o in five
years
Mrs. Judge Dou5las was robbed
en- q steamboat, Near Menpnis, week
before last, Of : gold watch, ;nlaid vi;
pearls.
--Shin.lcl roofs, whitcwashpl with
,'m", lat nearly twice as long rs roofs
which receive 10 treatment to render
thcm durable.
The Chicaen P-ess C G''i},uae
says the report IL not t.uc TINT Lincoln
has hired ID 'uglas to go roun! anl
nlake speeches.
The London Commercial Record
states that the great Eastern steamship
is so shai1.n up and weakened that she
is unseaworthy.
A little child, two years old, died
near St. Joseph, Missouri, from eating
colored waters, supposed to contain
poisonous matter.
--J1coJ Greenwood of StarkeyiIIe,
Ga, who claims to be 4 prophet, pre-
diets that G..riba!3!i viii not survive the
first Of next January.
A 81. Lankii"rd has beer punished
with thirty lashes, in Mobile, Ala,
fer giving pass to u negro who work
ed for him, bus whom he G;,! not own.
Mrs. Coy. Morgan, Of \. Y, is the
"rciG;nnt Of 2 hnaut;f,li ;l:ain,,;I rn,i.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-11-10

- The ANITA! meeting of the
Board of Supervisors VIII commence
On Tuesday next.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-11-10

"A CnUitT tScl:NE-A man Who he =!
tI2.s:' e!cn t,.2 i,is;!t y a court house
until he vas introduced, &c . :itleSs If.
4 case nrnsliag IL owe Ct orr tisti.:".
courts sit:inG AZ FIJI in the n3rsnern
part q the State, being sworn. took
position with his back t. the ;.:r:, and
began telling, is story /, the i:i,lrc.
Ihe .in.i;so, IN his b!ar,r' an,i courteous
manner, sail. - i*lreSs Yourself 70 the
jar.', Sir. The man maia 2 S'iort
pause; b2t not coa;'re': a., ling what
was s1i 10 him, confirmed his MIRA
tive. lis Honor was thea more cx-
i,ilc1t, anal said 10 Iiia,. ''S;,ea,- t. the
jury. sl:--t,le n"n sitting behind vouI
on the benches" The witness then
turned around, and making M awk-
ward bow, sail, with great 7gr2y::v Of
manner, "C5os. morning, gentlemen :"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-11-10
LATER.
SANDY Hook. Nov.

MANDY HOOK, Nov. ).
The AJria'ic from Iiavre Via Snnth-
ampton, passed The Hook this A. NJ.
hcr adrlces are three DAYS later than
those OF the Prince Albert at ST .,,..,n>.
Victor + manuel had arrived at Den
it'll III Naples. ..-
The !.n::a!:sts had evacuated C;,i,z-
20 ami the Vicinity.
GHrlh2.,,i had entered Capna.
The Emperor OF Austria had intro
d"ced the new charter, making i'm
mlense concession to Hungary.
tsle ship Marcha N~i.itte,noro. OF
Richmond, stranded il Dlnlrew Bay
on the Goth.
y recent census Of Russia shows a
ronristion Of &cycnty-n:no millions.
It is reported ta&s the Nlncio at
tiadi'i, has re.llitGe,i within a fen DAYS
1900 reals to the Pope, which hal been,
raised by the Bishops. Gen. I.!moi-
rierre vii return to France. E,i!isr
merits Tor the Hapal army have ceased.
Ii va, sail tnat 1ho Ambassadors Of
Prussia, Spain, an! Portugal were pre-
pairing To qnit Turin.
The vote oi sicily was almost unan
nou> for annexation. Vi"t~r t4;nan,y
would DC in Naples on the gath. The
proclaim nation Of ftc vote would be mad.
the next day. the Papa! Enrci, la /
left Paris in conSeqance Of orders from
Rome.
A Seni-oilicia article in the Paris
Constitutional says all organized a,.l
powerful Italy is Le.cvforth for the IN
ieTest Of Europe, the part Of France is
shat OF non-interveLtion. When the
revolution is accomplished it should be
consolidated by the act Of al European
Congress. Til. S:,rlinian Anhassa-
doris was ordered t. leave s.. Peters
burg. Napoleon has received a letter
rom The Gar stating that nothing hos
tie t. France shall be entertained II
the meeting at Warsaw.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-11-10

% # apair Of oxen lean up against
each other in walking, IL is a sign taey
are not vel! mated. -Ecc,tGnye.
When lovers 90 SO it is sign they
want to he. .- -
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-11-10

=. The cllivairv o. Charleston, S.
g., have .j1&t imprisoned q woman, a
seamst.es:, for entertaining abolition
views. There is no PROOF Of any at
tempt at disseminating thea -o.-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-11-10

MoSTpEIIrE, It, Nov. 3.
II. II. Bates, late State Treasurer,
has Detailed in the sum of $4,000.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-09-21
From the Augusta [Ga.I Coast.tutiosaIist
PIHH TN TIE .GNiLIAlN

D. T. ". Keen, one oflae North CartiYa
electors, has written letter declining to $.rge
an the Breckenridge ticket, regarding DotgIas
and Johnson as lae regular nominees.
fa@ O.ceola MOI Democrat has taken ebwn
.a@ names oil BrrcElnrdge and Lane and pit up
tGgse o,BeI! and Everett. TIE wInd and tldr ar
both settling strong in that direction.
The Atlanta tGa.) CoDfsdpracv states that
Col. 0. i. L1Chrane, of Macon, has dechrrd
his intention ID give bis cordial sunDor to
| Douglas and Johnson, and will address tas sci,l-
zsns u Atlanta A. al ear'Y daE
Tee American lGa.l Republican, of August
17th, says ,'Iae Hon. James l.. Seward. tb-
Douglas vIgcior t9r the first Congressional dis
! lrrct. addressed large meeting of his fellow
citizens al the court house ia this place on
"Wednesday night last, Tie poured hot shot in
I to the Brecknridge camp. Il was an able
speech. irw such speeches a. Mr Seward,
/ and the dIsunloa party Of Sumter county wont
poll one hundred votes in November next.
-Four more papers, says the Vernon Lal
| Times, have dropped Breckinridgr in that State
and come ogt boldly for Douglas ard johnson,
/ Union and equality. The Vca>burg Miss J
( CItlzan has done the same.
McGIbTa Rogers having been appointed 4
member Of The Executive committee of the Shell
| ov county, Tenn, Breckenridge and Lane asso-
clation, states in a card IL the Memphis Appeal,
that he declines acting with that parts. and will
suPrort Douglas aud Johnson.
Waller II. Payne, one OF the electors on the
New \ prk hreCkInTd-r and La1r ticket, de-
CLUES 10 servr. iie states ,r a card 10 ja~ New
York NewS, That he IS for Douglas and john
son.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-09-21
GOV. WISE AND MR. D0UGLAS.

The following Is al extract from letter
written by Gov. Wise 10 the Democrats Of
Illinois, during the memorable campaign Of
1883, in that State. Judge Douglas ives a
candidate for reelection ID The i. States Sem
ate, and his oppnenl was Abraham Lincoln,
The present Republican candidate for the Pfesi-
doacv. I. viii uot BE- denled that Judge Doug
las and his competitor ran upon the same issues
that now divide PARTIES:
"llal0talaing these sad the like principles,
deem il 10 8p lhe aim OF the struggle IF the
devoted Democracy In this signal contest and
50 understanding them, glory in their declara-
tions and dei-nces. ! would sacrifice much
and 90 Jar to uphold yoar arms 10 this battle.
| would most gladly visit your people, address
them, and invoke them 70 stand fast by the
standard Of their faith and freedom. and never
10 let 90 the truths for which they contend.
for they are vital and cardinal. and essential,
and can never Be yIr!jgd without yielding
liberty Itself
"But, sir, ! am Ike tied man, bound to
my duties here aud, # my office would allow
ne 10 leave II, l could not depart from the
bedside Of Illness ~ nv family, which would
probably recall me t=fJre I could reach Illinois;
and my own state of health admouishes me
that | ought not undertake a campaign as
arduous as that you propose. I know what
the !a5ors Of the stump are. and am not yet
done suffering bodily from my efforts Tor the
Democracy in 1853. For these reasons 7 can
not obey your call bnt permit lie TO add fgh
On fight on fight on Never yield but n
death and victory And, Oh that | was IN
bound, and could do more than look on. throb-
5ng with every pulse Of your glorious struggle,
with its every blow and breath-cheered with
its hopes and chat-d with its doubts You have
my prayers, and am, Yours truly.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-09-21

iI5-A country glrI whose sisters had mar
rled badly was about 10 take the moose het-
self
"How dare you get married." asked a cousin
OF hers, 'af;er having before you the unfortunate
example OF your sisters -
The young girl replied with spirit -
81 choose TO make trial myself Did you
ever see parcel otpigs running to trough Of
hot swlll The first one sticks in bis nose,
gets 1t scaIded, and then draws back and squeaIs.
The second burns his nose and stands squealing
in the same manner. The third follows suit,
and he squeas TOO. But still it makes no differ
ence with those behind. They never take
warning Of those before b0t all in turn thrust
IN their noses just as if they hadn't gol burnt or
s7uea.ed At ali. So il is with girls in regard 10
mairimony-a0d now, cousin, I hope you are
satisfied"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-09-21
4 GOOD REPUBLICAN,.

Republican, named John \ Andrews, has
been nominated as a candidate for Governor of
Massachusetts,. He is capital standard bear
ef for this abo'itooized party Of New England.
He presided on the 18th Of last November, at
"a John Brown sympathy meeting, in Boston
In speech he made upon the occasion, h.
said
"We are tonight in the presence of a great
and an awful sorrow, which has fallen like a
pail upon many families whose hearts fail, whose
affections are Iac1ratpd, and whose hopes are
crushed - mo sympathy for the wives and chill
dren Of the murdered men of Harper's Ferrvl-
all OF hope left on earth destroyed by an event
which uFder the Providence OF GId, | pray
will be oreruIed Tor that goo! which was con-
tempaied and intended by John Brown him
self"
81 pause not 10 consider, because it is wholly
outside Of the duty or the thought Of this as
sem5Iy tonight, whether the enterprise of
John Brown and his associates in Virginia, was
wise or foolish, light ot wrong, only know
that whether the enterprise Itself was one or
the other, John Brown himself vas right"
81 symPathize with the man, | sympathize
with the idea, because | sympathize with, aud
believe in the eternal right"
Is it usual with the people of Boston to SYM
pathize with murdererS
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-09-21

GLORY OF '.EDlcArIoN. My Hearers:-My
text amt in Worces.or's Pictorial, no. in Web
stcr's big quarto but it is in the columns ofthe
3unkum Flagstaff and Independent Echo
''EdIcatIon' is the CrownIn' Glory Of the Uni
ted'n Sates'n.
Thar ant feller in all this great and glJri-
Gus Republic but has studied readn,' rifir. 'tith-
metlc. Thar amt youngser 50 tig IL at YOU
conldn't drown him in spit-box but what has
read Shaksp4are's geography, and knows that
all the world is stage, with two poles, instead
OF one like common stage; and that it keeps
goin' round and round on lis own axis, not AKIN
notbln' O. nobody for Edication is the crow
nin' glory Of these United'n Sates'n.
Who was il that, durln' the great and glori-
ons Revolution, by bis eIoquenche qusnch-d the
spirit Of Toryism An American cilizAD.-
" no was It that knocked thunder out of the
clouds, and took streak Of creased lightDin' for
/ tail TO his kite? An American citizen Who
was 1t that invented the powder that W ill kill
a cockroach. il you will put little on his tail
/ and then tread on him? An American citizen.
Who was it that discovered the Fat Bow, and
captured the wild and fprocious "What Is il ~
An American citizen. Oh ITS smashrn' big
! thing 10 be an American citizen. King David
would have been an American citizen, and the
Queen OF Sheba woeld have been naiuralized,
# it could have been die for "Edication is the
crownin' glory of the United'n States'n."
When you and l shall be no more: when
this glorious Union shall have gone to eternal
smash when Barnum shall have secured his
last curiosity, al great expense; then viii the
historian dip his pen in gorgeous bottle of blue
| black ink, and STANDARDIZATION was the
crownin' glory OF the United'n Statesn'-
| KnickerbockeT.