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rra'.t|s., 80 = sea@ll oe-e.As1,e '. "olA
- s'..'S "A1.u ~ nos "ooos ~ s'o -.
eat7n ans pa'ue"a1 oo3ec'' ne Hnnoansea "e
tuosu4on " s9"g ~ .uops, auu sllas j." '''1
efet ue Atleu ne a"a5 "en' ~ .ns Aim
Yesterday afternoon, man about Blk feet
eight In height, and Of some fff5-flye sum-
mcre, Was observed leaving the fremont
House with carpet bag upon bis back. His
and the only expression that fitted across bis
face was an occasional portentous grin. A
friend aaked him whittier 50 last. "Fo the tasm,
sir, to the farn," replied this youth OF nfty-hve
summers NDelay NE not; my Soutaao"ns
and berkshires need me'' and away ne went
summlt"ard, #hile men gazed and wondered
He had heard trom Egypt 1t Is presumed, and
left for the farm to benefit his constitution. We
wish him quiet old age in his rural abode. Let
this political Ttyrus recline under his beeches
and content himself hereafter with quilting
ra1t;es. tes tables with the old ladies'. husk-
ines. TEMPERANCE lectures to the simple rus
tjcs ard rad h1a Tr1nrsEfin peace and on,et
- t H. .,.,,n.+a.os ~ ~ ra;ahho-a ar>an 49, 49,.
o@'
pigs, hogs ano tans' &c may learn WISDOM.
ffcm a1s ooes, nonestyi 1om nls hogs, con-
tenInent' ano 1'u.n A47 t'a1ale' Aeser W Dull
asa'ins slohe "al'
LII o1n no' st'e ~ LII "eepaD no" efei' ~
40 n''s. Wv ases W msnn 4
Eyen Iano John 1 maV return ~
to the paths Of rectitude unscared by Scam
tet,oo h;s Nenacratic brethren can afford hin,
We wish them low of the whale thew have
draw7, IN their net. of the elephant thev have
honoht so chean1y. and we wou1d ak him
once noora In nj candor and With M desire to
ada IN +he oreic;ht of tronb'ee nnon b;a 1,c1r
the vh;cl, may braatr ,t--;fhe ,7as heard
r.-,,+ .,a ~ ba 1;1aa ~ os far az II h,u
aoaa ~ 4,ho+ha~ he ,va,ts anv mora
Booth as Claude NTe1notte.
In compliance with the following request,
Mr., Booth will appear this evening IS Claude
Me1notte:
CHICAGO, June 70, 1851.
J. IL McY1cKER, ESQ.
Sir:-Ha71ng witnessed with much pleasure
me tenaltaon o. I.auae Me1aeste y As. bootn,
w;th r9nr orra1vements' ' The 1,adv " Trnns
nav be again produced during his engaeemgnr
| at four Theatre Respectfully yours,
DaEin. Jno. jules j. j. Unman, s.. " Hun.
! ter, Chas E. King, .Chas. 4. Badger, p 4
Sage, .. nuggles' j., -; Ae's1uSgI, g. 5s,33 4:
Wodswo,tI ! D CarIin. i. q, Til1on q
| Wethrrbee, T.. B, Church, E. E. Bruce, ), 4.
| Potter, u s. =, Z. Palmer. T.. Cooke. John
CuasstoR4eI, y: .; =; hnsnn' IaslI u 4 =. 5sg-
n MORAN. ir.. and manv Others. - - e'
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TIE AURORA E8ouRs1oN.-The excursion
to Aurora, yesterday, Of the Congregational
Churches, Was an Immense affair, and one Of
the pleasantest Of the season. The train
numbered twenty -four cars containing in thu
neighborhood Of 1,500 people, armed with
baskets, and bent upon q good time. They
arrived at the grove, 8 beautiful locality upen
the bank Of the Fox River, about a mile from
aurora, without accident The day passed
inn spr;nr;ny. hall. football, ouoits and races
IN wh,ch ao1 enoapca-chi1aren ana orozn-
ma io11v ]a7men. sedate elders. and staid
deacons and clers,v-and it il noticeable fact
that the deacons and Clergy played the best
co.ne of hall nitcbed anoifs the most aeon.
rate1y. and ran the fastest. II was q good
san,,,1a IF nnsc1,ar Christianity. and wc viab
th,re were nore of Them. FIR ne he1i.re y
nood arm stont 1eor and eood wind are easpn.
s;.,. of o anna f,hr;et;o, In a,, rasnacts tbe
, ortnrs;on "a. most hannv snccess and =
.~,a+ar;., tannft IN tha E,1ucat;on,, Fund !,
~. 5o,,o-oa r, ooho,oa
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