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Letter from c1sRA..s. Cd j..

the following letter from Capt. Grissom, of Gran
villc, which fully vndicates Col. Russ against the
charge that he had endeavored to prevent volun-
teering:-
RICHMOND, Va, July %, 1862.
Nix. EDITOR: Having heard from several sources
that it is charged against Col j. P. H. Russ that he
used his influence to prevent volunteering in the
army. feel it due to truth and justice to state the
aid afforded me last summer by that gentleman in
raising volunteer company. lie voluntarily can
vasscd part of Wake and Granville. and contrbu-
ted freely of his time influence and money in fur
therance of that object.
Those brave soldiers here from Wake. who sur
vivcd the late terrible conflicts upon the Chicka-
homny, will bear witness to the correctness of my
statement
Yours &C., EUGENE GRISSOM
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Wca fe9sested to state that G. G. Jones, Esq,
is nssloasef S1didate2for the Commons in Cald-
veil 1lYheaAis name was announced he did.not
know That hs friend Lieut.. S. P Dula was candi-
and as he does not desire the place. and would
not oppose Lieut. Dula Or any other friend who
might be candidate ne has withdrawn frous The
contest
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Twenty of the Senators and Representatives of
the Lincoln Congress from the border slave States,
have declined to cooperate with Lincoln in bis pro-
ject of gradual emancipation aedging that it would
cost the government just S47s 600 0O0, if carried
out Seven from those States approve Of the mea-
sure. -.
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KcsrucKy.-Col. Morgans forces captured Leba-
non nm the 18th. He is said to have proceeded TO
Danyille and Bardstown, route for Frankfort and
Lexington Great fears are entertained for LOUIS
vile The Confederate forces are represented as
being large in their advance upon Louisville.
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TELEGRApnlc.-Thc Southern Express Company
has Just completed the telegraphc line from this
City to Charlotte by way of Greensboro. The tel
cgraphc wires from Richmond to Greensboro are
also completed and in operation. Why can we not
have direct line from Raleigh to Richmond?
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Lieut. Marcellus Thompson of this County, son Of
George W. Thompson, Esq, fell in battle near Rich
mond, on Friday the 9th June, while leading the
Oak City Guards, 18th regiment. Lieut. Thompson
commanded the company in the battle. He was a
worthy man and gallant officer
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Prrr CouNTr.-The candidates for the Legisla-
ture in Pitt are, E. j. Blount for the Senate and C.
Perkins and B. G. Albrtton for the Commons
This is the old ticket They have no opposition.
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ouaxers-The Conscription.

The following correspondence, furnished us for
publication by Hon. W. I. Dortch, will explain it.
SELF 1t will be seen that the War Department has
no objection to assigning Quakers who are con-
scripts to such duties in the service as will not re-
quire them to SIZED blood Or deprive their fellow
men of life:-
GoLDsBoRo', July %, 1862:
DEAR SIR:-A short time since, addressed a
note to the Secretary of War, asking if persons be-
longing to the Society Of Friends liable to conscrp
ton, could be assigned to duty in Hospitals, camps,
&C., and received the enclosed letter in reply, which
you will please publish for the benefit of those in
terested.
Yours, &C., WV. T. DORTCH.
W. w. HOLDEN, ESQ.,,
Raleigh, N. c.
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA
War Department,
RICHMOND, July IL, 1862.
Hon. Wm 7. Dortch,
Goldsboro', N. G.
S1R:-Your letter of the 14th inst, has been re-
ceived In reply you are respectfully informed that
the Department has no objection to assign men be-
longing to the Society of Friends enrolled in North
Carolina, to such duty is not repugnant to their
belief; but it cannot make General Order to that
effect The Department will have to act on indi-
vidual cases.
Respectfully, GEO. ". RANDOLPH,
Sec of War.
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BERrIE.-It will be seen that James Bond, Esq.
is q candidate for the House of Commons from this
County. DR.. Henry, the late incumbent is also a
candidate for reelection. They are both Vance
candidates
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Aprtb-Carplilld 5tauharh
VI WiLLIAM M W. n O Il D E N,
Ep1roR AND PRopR1Eron

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Our regular rates Of advertising are as follows.
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Each subsequent insertion, OK
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DEATHS.

,,. , % Mans
r,D
~ " r .,-.'...
49,,
" ond Ann Uouob,or.
r.,
IN '"e vermont ii'e''''' asylum '"" ~ wa
James "ltkPT$"n' aged ~ patent from ba'hel'
/" n''"''' '''',''.'' - '''''''
heart disease aEti 10.
In Barnet. January Il. Jeremiah Abbott, of
,,,,.,r,r,;on ,,cd IL
In this Village, the 9th in> tant. very suddenly
...,..t l.,a .,l I,,,, W wife
o. 'ohn "a ii"'i '''''''i' a. |" '''
In Lyndon January > 4 '''l'u OF WI Horace
Graves.
IpJvrdon. Ia, 10. Charles. son of Mrs Ma
III laosunpSic' jan u OF con Su''iPlloh' maui
g.. wife OF c l. Kendall and daughter Of Lawson
;unior and Jennr,te H Bruce. OF Danvilie. aget
a. ,.,.-. ,,.,,,.As md 1ld,,s
.,,ll, E,L II
IL ''''''A'','' ~ '.''' INST wy 'N 49,. ;,..
l''hef, "7.u - years. J." D''"'
Suddenly. h0oeT' fecAer' ~ age" ABOUT = se"'
10th lately Of this place.
In Lyndon. Dec 81, Of diptheria. Nellie l.. on
~ I,u.-l.o- Of Nnrn.D ana Elil,nc,h Miller
,,.4 ,.o,.b
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All about the Weather.

AS We 60 TO press Old Boreas is On 4 bend
rr. $, netting l'>s than foot Of snow
which fell on "Wednesday is being piled IN
with very little ceremony. We have had
some frosty mornings the present winter, but
W. beg our city conempo. aries no, to MAKE
j. worse in tin, respect than it really is. \
case in point; The Boston Journals wealh-
a: report OF "Wednesday had the mercury at
til. place at % degrees below, which was at
least 20 degrees too cold We can assure
oar friends in warmer ATTITUDES that We have
One very comfortable weather even in
northern Vermont.
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PERSONAL.

Lyman Lee 80. OF toxorofr, riscata4uis
county. Maine, formerly Of PeachanI has
been chosen by til, agricultural society Of his
comfy member G: TIE Board Of Agricul-
tire Tor three years, which assemblies annual
j. AT augusta the 81 Wednesday Of January,
10 continue IN session ',n dtyA.;o take charge
3d.. the interests OF agriculture IN the state.
being a >rparatr body from the state lrgi,ia-
,urr, though the men hers receive the same
p'r day-S- aud mileage Each county so,
ar,v sends Il member.
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TO S Ell E c L VI + y.

Blank Orders on State Treasurer. for the
money due soldiers families from the Stat.-a
neat and approved form just printed and for sale
at
CALEDONIAN OFFICE
Price one cent each. Orders by mail promptly
Attendedtu- luJ
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ID DR.. Thomas +. Chapman will send 70 all
VITO wl-h it ire OF charge he R"'r and all dr-,-
tirl> mas C AMI U-- rcdut IN. vegetable Balm.
thai y "'r'luai!y remove P.ml!">. B"tc"S. Tan.
fr"ckls. &c. Sr. leaving the SKIN smooth. clean and
,,> iUll directions Using PritreaU- ,ei--
hrH.l Njii';iIi Warranted [" start fuil growth
hish,r,. HU,tChr. III les than thirty DAYS Either
the ui..." r obtained tNr, turn MAJ by address
!ug with tiu return InaSej Dr.. Thomas I Cha T.
man. rr,,tl NrInlst III RrWaIwAy. New OK -;
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i)ip,heria.

W. regret to learn tint the dip,helia con-
tir.e, - prevail! at Lyndon, several death,
having occurred there within the past week
OF two. and new cases constantly occurring.
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g. Madame jerome Bonaparte is stu!
residing in Baltimore 1t is i'd that she
enjoys good hath. and though verying up
on tourscorc years, has hand as pretty,
cheeks as plump, and skin as fair as youns
girl of seventeen.
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On and after January LIST. 1862. We will sell our
Goods a. reduced prices for
CASH OK READY PAY ONLY,
The system Of shor. credits adopted by Boston
and New York merchants. render this step ne
cessary. We have no doubt but this change vii!
commend itself TO all. and we hope TO receive
the patronage Of our old customers and all others
who wish to GUY cheap and pay as they 60.
G. H. i J. N. WEEKS
Lyndon, Jan. !. 1867. 55u
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Bachelors Hair Dye.--The Best in
the World

VI. A BACHELORS splendid Hair Dye i. the ORIG
IsAI and ou.y Reliable and Harmle Hair Dye Known.
Instantaneous In is eftS, does stain the sn. and in
ysoraie ne hair for life. Re careful and other
than th genuine, signed Zach >.,i. every box-Wx
A. BA1cRtt.R S"li - al respectable Druggists and
Fancy Gopca Stores everywhere. Mandatory No. 81
hrcal street date 6 Bond street, AMI .3s Broadway
New ioTh. 20
&C. IN DAYS OF OLD. ~
There time. il days If Old,
When health priced above ine gold
That iay has paS5ed-sii now neglect
That precious booiail should pr eject.
o. SENSE AMI reason all are bereff.
Or II would appear there's but little left.
ADrly il then t. cure E"ur Ills
~ the immediate vi tierrick's Pills.
These remarkable Pills .tartle whole communities by
their wouder uicure5. Adapted To infancy. youth man
od, an Old Put up with Engi Spanish French
AMI directions. Elegantly coated with sugar.
rrey vegetable. Aid sell i'll iT e family boxes tur - CTS.
See G,iysTt >emrut tl-lS
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4 Card to Ladies. DIR. Drposco's Cor,

hfN FILLS T"E FEMALES, Infallible in correct
~ ''i!JIc AID lenoVln. ali distractions from hat
a",' .. cause, AID always successful as preventive
iHS combination u Ingredient, In Dr. Du,mIl,ns tioi-
'th Pl4> are perfectly harmless. They hare been used
~ lat private Practice + Ola Dr. DUponCo Tor thirty
ears aii thousands ~ ladies' testify to their great
anu H"'I 'tt:l success almost in correct
NJ Htt-ar!lIr relieving Painful and distressing NEIL
'dt'' particularly = TIE change al NE From I'VE
10 t: p'!H "i th;t that Common Yet dreadful coIlllst
Ne Atcs Acdrv every female III the idLd suffers from
' ehpaiir. The above pills nave permanently cured
thou sal Is ana VAL YOU Il ypu i'-e them. They cal-
not harm yo rh, contrary they remove all obstruc
tom rstOr. nature proper cilanei and inv-Gr1te
tie vh". system Ladies " hose health will permit
in, least, Vi a!y. Nil. lind these pills successful
pre- geItiys Fe.-s peculiarly situated, those suppo
SIM themselves cautioned against using these pills
NLil4 ii that condition. the Proprietor assumes
suuu, il,S after the above admuritiG. although tii-!T
la>> Ill prey emf any injury to health. Price 81 per
toX S.i J,'-a!e all. retail by J {. Bingham. Drug
g't 81 IofiioDuTv Ladies. By ,tnii him 81 through
. 81 l"i-3nry Post .tic, Can nave Pils sent t. any
uarr ~ III COUNTRY tC"!Gdeualiy and OF postage
mail Look OUt tUr COuLter:elts RUy 70
,rort", PsI + ny kinI. Unless lii" b. is sighed s. u
How. all others al base rOCi.'ereiI-
Hyid o.so y Geo " PreshaTi. Bradford o Woods
II lett. l"v"r~r H. EIli"! 60, \. sole Proprietor
;rr liz Stat ct Vermont 20 whom all orders should be
.igc
= ). >oid b druggist IN ever age AL: town in
Ing Northern Stat.s. -.,-iy,,
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PROMISES TO PAY
At \ DISCOUNT !!

THE REBELLION Of lS6l has had such de-
pressing effect upon the above commodity tina,
their market valu" is not quoted Alltradesmen
spurh them ; worthless FOR which imperative
reason. me subscriber will dispose of his entire
stock, either al private sale between this date and
Feb. Isl. or thereafter at public auction, soon
arrangements can be made for the sale.
Sale positive. with no po>tponcnrnt-
SELIN NEWELL.
81. JOHN ,bury, VI, Jan. L. 1867.
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I Isl OF DOCTOR GlrFORD'S
HOMEOPATHIC IRATINES.
fHlL:r iEt, rE"PEIElp;i.
Dspot. Ma. $50 liriijG". stat, N.r- lord.

''."'' NJ Ia" ""''""t N''''' -''"- i"A-
,-.
- a. - IA W. - a. - d T. a 49,
-.-.u .- ',!l' lIld' L. ''.@''> ana l"iIr,
:. ~ "'N - N - a., u al az .l''>-
S..S -Il IT,, .- ,,lr.-- N,rr4s, Nausea
l-->'i Infant h'rl''llI-
- ,...., - - -
- ,..'-'r- =, . -. "a "a.
= - - :. n
H.,sI--ii,->~- 500. i,.l.l1-.-
--l-sEs> NtFKa-- Am -,'uF-> N..n-h
Tf.N- - 49, rs-larA lri,4rI.t
- W. W. '''o'i Ia t''7'- - i.'i- u -
~ ''i' 49, - h''aiL ~
tAli \ -tl'-- ale. 49, = w. hrait l'i-'a-'-
>''iiia' o. FHi '''' !. - IT.
IL if'- Sni'ltr>-'-l NJ t!A>i'~ ~ ~, '''l-
Al , hang ~ Lie
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II Q U \ b
NEW BU RY Sc MIN AIRY
FEMALE COLLEGIATE. INSTITUTE.
The Spring Term opens with the usual full Board
vf Teachers February 9th. 1862.

he NprlnE I.rIl opens with Inc usual All Board
II Teachers, February 9th. 1862.
4 MILITARY DEPARTMENT
will then be organized for instruction and daily
exercise III Military Tactics. under Ia" direction
of Captain Edward I. Jones. Abide Camp 20
Gen Jackman Of Norwich University and late
DriH Master of The COMPANY Ohcer, OF tie VI.
9TH Regiment. At Camp Griffin. Va.
Gen Jackman. writing Of HIM. saws. Il think
YOU will tin4 in Cap. Jones, jus; the D.il! Officer
YOU want"
Military Tuition with Seminary Studies. - extra
without loo
Students received at any time. pay only FOR
residue Of the Term.
For Information, board or rooms, aj.i'.~N
t. l.. KING, A. NJ, Principal.
N,wbury. ". Jan. Is. le,;>.. $3.50
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or Toothache produced by colds.
LOCAL. NEURALGIA
is Immediately cured by their application.
They act Ike charm, and are perfectly
harmless in their nature; do not produce
blister. and leave no unpleasant results.
Dr. Vim. B. Hurd's Neural gia Plasters
never fail to give satisfaction to all who t-s'
their virtue.
Prepared at DIR. Hurd's Dental Office,
No. - Fourth Street, Brooklyn, +. ID.
Price, only - Cents Each,
A liberal discount made TO dealers.
address Principal Office. Tribune Buildings
No. Spruce Street, Ner York.
Sold also by Caswell, Mack & Co., Fifth
Avenue Hotel; J. & |. Coddington, .l5
Broadway; b. S. Barnes, 2O2 Br"adway, and
, BY al Druggists. 'l-l52S
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she has been affected Will to- ,ierans-rncrt
tf tie sadly al,iirils her health hch ha- teen
>,-adils falling during that lrcri Nhtn NcS York
Apr ls~i friend advised Pills HaR-
the iaie>l confidence la slgIn-i al my friend
,A,fane >ul,ly rf MeEsrs b.il,s Park. Druggists
Pax R..N. N-x York rrfuIuin- h'-n5e C,,a--d
al other treatment and administered kvUT Pills.
sacn night The Ia h,r i,rc>. complex
tI ,il-.-iall surprised all ra.iid and ,.erna-
T-t"Ta,il he ails la f,u ri. result W. used
l.>> than v,- boxes and U.Ii>.rT her -ilT-ly well I
t.ssSiT Fls- aasNf riu-- ft ,-lClar
A'l tTd-I wil be IN 81 i.uCuS many sdv.;
war Piil- their family ni,~iic ines
l-euuain. dear iii, with mA,iv ahank-.
h,sur oi,-li-nt -.rvaii
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= u NNAlslkNN-
Herrick Kid Strengthenin. Plasters

slr-in N- hours pain, ami p.aa-, lf,e breast >idc
ali hack. aid Rh-umaif, Complaints -, aaly -haGt
period 81 in.- Spread tsautlu, Whit, lAnt .ki.
iiltT Subjects Tie N-sT-r ru ana
PTic- iu - ,sIT-.
H.rrtcs >.car Coated Prs Ae and Cid Pla>t-r> are
i ~ i.rrs-.-tS ard N. 7Ai- a; paris
Sla- s'aaGas and South rg aii ulsy 20 ND
'iE Calling, III ,ti-lu * Ih-IT iLl
on l.. L. HEaRh'k tTo
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IN THE RIGHT PLACE.
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills.

THE REST FAMILY c.
THARTlC Ia the world. u>.'.l
twenty n-ar- 10y I've mliii,r.
a. ya-r>oiiS =iIualN ainaK~
give satisfaction contain
rI-ihiii- il 5Uii~u- B'Htrulliz-
~ i,y iiie principal Physicians
and surgeons in The l livn.
'.l-sAn,ls coated With sugar
Large Box, - cents i've
haN'> fer nne Dollar Fun
dirccuous nlIl each t'oN-
Warranted superior L. any
Psi t~a're Jh- pntlc-
Tallahassee. Leon CO..
Fhriia. Ju'V l. l-.a.
Te pR llERRI,k. Albany.
n l Ny Dear npcfor i
write Ihi- Ia illiorm you 81
the RuiiirTluf effect VI Nuur
Sugar Coated Pills on nv 81
der GagSaler- For three
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NHINGLE X CLAPBOARD MACHINES
Nj la,e,. pattern. and Cas-, Iron Water Wheels
various sizes. manufactured and for sale by
Luxe BUZZELL. -. Johnsoury. W.
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This ElXf has 'een extensively used Throughout most
oi New Enslaid AMI Canada the last SIX years. and
wherever introduced has given universal staction.
Ii ooseGs the i-hteSi cough.
II Cau-rn Inc patient IL False freely.
II Crres the Cr,np immediately whe, given IN
Il relieves the w,Fsi cast If Asthma al once.
II aiiays lever and pain ami produces rest night
Let ali Parents who have children subject Group pro-
cure bottle "i this Elixir ard keep IL the house
ready 10 give nj MOMENTS warning.
Read - follow ing evidence from some Of the most
prominent citizens OF Vermont.
CROEP CURED
"" have used d.. Whites Elixir ia the most violent
cases Group, and found relief Thin thirty minutes
e l.. CIAEE. Irasturgh
About two years az" little boy taken violently
with the Group Dr. y. Il. Whites Elixir entirely re
iieved Tim within twenty minutes
II. STURrEVANT. Barton.
Hishgate. VI. Jan , is6e
81 III lie boy had violent attack OF Group last week.
cured him III THU ~ ninutesby ire. Of DIR. y
hie'> EhNir w. MARTIN, Merchant
81. Adams. Vt. Oct. Ia. ls59
M little girl has been suti-Ct 10 Is Of Group.
have always nuIi Dir. hir.' EXir 10 relieve her al
nntt-ani would r"i be without il ia my family any
account HoRA,E JENIso>-
Brnwniny ton. Vt. April Is. 1854
Dr RaNter-Sir | have tad sufficient knowledge OF
nit tAir during several years. I" CONVINCE me II l.
h!i .a!uablc medicine that on.it ~ Re IA the tou--
.! every Iamly,e-P.cally where there children l.
i not OIL! Very valuable for c"iihn diseases Uf The
Ii"- ~ especially 20 III Cases % Group and Whoopng
Cough y. L. Hall Cong. Muster
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CliAkEk HERBS. Roots. Barks. Thorn
~ >"u:au Preparations constantly on hand a.
'hr TELEGRAPH OFFICE.
tDi.D LEAF. Gold, Silver and Tin Foil,
~ Tub" Co!orS. Paints and Brushes. Camel's
Hair. and Lead and Slate Pencils. for sale a.
BINGHAN'S
nLNE OIL. Castor Oil. Meats Foot Oh,
~ OIL Origanum. Spike. Cedar. Henlock.
Win,eryrccn. Peppermint. &c. &c. sold by
&c. BINGHAM.
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Conyh$. colts qMd Consumption Curc,!

About two wears az, daughter afflicted with :
cough. ". tried various I.il.> without
.irit She then need tA>in, Whites ElIAT
amt -inrr sh, hai used Two lpIIl-. sL. -nlT.i.
we'll. We believe il Il had not been the Elixir ,l-
would Liy. died with consumption.
CHas. EASTMAN Holland. VI
This i certify that have used pT Whites EliNr
uu.t-r ~ year. AMI ind il very va.uahl. n.ei.-
ci:." Ter Coughs, Cu1S. aI,. tEoG..
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Price only % Gents Bottle.
Sd T., J & Bingham. HOW'D ,,r.-i ST J"hE-b:r:
ad al,ealrT- II Medicine.
Manufactured nv IL BANTER. NJ. u,
.3-9N iiighsatc. VI.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-01-23
PUNCH'S WAR-CRY,

Not 10 be behind the London Times, Punch writes this complaint in rhyme: A WARNING TO NATHAN,
 Or, "DotA He arag his tail." Jonathan, Jonathan, ware of the Lion:, He's patient, he's placablc, slow to take fire: There are tricks which in safety puppy might But from dogs of his own size they waken
 his ire. With your bounce and your buskum you've
 peted him often, Good humored, he laughed, as the missiles
 flew by, Hard words you've employed, which he nee
 bid you soften, As knowing your lallest of talk all my eye. When you clustered he still was content with
 pooh-poohing, When you aared up he just let the shavings He knew you were fOnder of talking than do-
 ing. And Lions for triies don't put themselves But beware how you tempt even leoninc pa Or presume the old strength has forsaken
 his paw: He's proud to admit you and he are relations, But even relations may take too much law. If there's one thing he values, 'tis right of
 asylum, Safe who rest meath tho guard of the Lion
 must be-: In that shelter the hard hunted fugitive whi
 lome. Must be ablo to sleep the deep sleep of tn.
 free. Then think twice, and think we'll, ere from tn,
 guard of the Lion Those who seek his protection you try tt
 withdraw Though Stowcll and Wheaton and Kent yo,
 rely on, There are points on which Lions won't lis
 ten to jaw. Remembering in time the old tai! of tho show
 man,
 Who his head in the mouth of the Lion would
 sheathe, Till with heightened impunity, bold as Ro
 man,
 He seemed to forget that the Lion had teeth But the time came at last, when, all risks mad
 ly scorning, He went just too far down that road rougl
 and red, When, with only one wag of his tail for
 warning, Snap went Leo jaws. and of went Barnum'
 headi