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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-14

MOZART COUNTY CONVENTION.
Tho Mozart Hall County Convention, held last even
ing, completed their county ticket by making the follow
Ing nominations
Jrdgs Of Marine Ca,r-Long term, Judge Alker; short
term, Bartholomew 0Connor.
SnperciSr-Albert w. Lockwood.
SIXTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
The delegates representing the various German demo
cratic ward organizations OF this district composed Of
the Ninth, Fifteenth Sixteenth and Eighteenth
wards, met last night in Bank street, whore
resolutions adopted in support OF the
nomination Of Mr. Nicholas Quackenbos for state
Senator for the above named district. A delegation,
composed Of three members Of each ward organization
of the district appointed 10 confer with the nmany
Convention on this subject This nomination has been
originated by the German democrats of the Sixth district
and its adoption Is to be urged on the Tammany Hall
Convention. committee was also appointed TO confer
with the McKeon Convention for the purpose Of
mending the nomination Of Mr.. Quackenbos.
REPUBLICAN, SENATORIAL CONVENTION.
meeting of the Union Senatorial Convention for the
Sixth district, held last evening, to nominate
didate for State Senator. The names Of Supervisor
Stewart and Colonel VIM Darling were both spoken of in
connection with the nomination, but up to late hour
no decision had been arrived at
SEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
The McKeon organization OF this district. composed OF
the Ninth and Fifteenth wards met in convention last
night, in Banks street, and nominated Mr.. George W.
Norton the first marshal Of the Mayors Office,
didate for the Assembly.
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The Fifth Sena t0rial Convention.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

notice appears in your issue Of to-day stating that
last Thursday evening delegates from the different As
eemby district associations in the Fifth Senatorial dis
trct Masonic Hall and nominated Charles g. Cor
nell for Senator The above nomination unau,hor-
lied far the United Service Clubs in the district
concerned. The regularly elected delegates met at Ma
sonic Hail. organized by clectng Colonel A. Sage chair
man and adjourned to the Seuben House, in the Bowery
where Andrew Lewis, Esq, was by reclamation nomi-
mated the soldiers choice for Senator the Fifth Sem
atoral district
JOHN G. BARKER President Fourth district club and
Delegate.
AUG B. SAGE, President Sixth district club and Dele.
gate.
8 v. PILGRIM. President Eighth district club and
Delegate.
JAMES A. WALSH, President Of Tenth district club
and Delegate
NEw YORK, Oct. IL, 1866
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BatchclOr's Hair Dye.-The Best In the
world reliable and The only per
feet Dye Also Regeneraing Extract OF Micnurs Pre-
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A silent sewing Msshsns-v. nicor q
GU Hpt'. nQ9 broadway.
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A.-Marsh's Truss once, 512 Broadw ny.
Shoulder Braces SILK Elastic Abdominal Belts SAX ELASTIC
stockings &c. A lady attendant
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/ Corns, BuniOns. Enlarged Joints and
all Diseases of the Feet by DIR POPPER GO Broad.
way, OF Houston street, room TO-
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Beware or ImpOsittOn.-The Genuine
sea Island Shirts are sold only at No: Park
SMITH 4 FOWLER
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Medical Wonder.
uyATrS LIFE BALSAM For certificates ". cure for
Rhenmstism, scrofuia, 10. see eighth page
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Caution.-Don't Pay 81 80 for Shirts
before examining SMITH h FOW EERS celebrated $50.
Island soft finish shirts Sold at NO. Park at IS 10
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Best and Cheapest-Miller's Hair Dye.
barge 10 Try IT, Sold by druggists. Depot,
I.ra ArAnf
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Crutches.-Harsman Patent Elastic
Rubber Clutches send for circular For sale al 7G Broad
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Buckskin, SILK and Lambs Wo0l
shirts large assortment be- opened this day at rERE
Cos, lsi Broadway.
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Put the ouestIou

generally TO your friends what preparation they
Tor the their teeth and the response times out OF
Will he sOz0DoNT IT. no onesr necessary TO impress is
merits upon the public mind Experience has taught the
world that. OF bcaufyng and preserving the
teeth invgorsing the and giving pleasant aroma 70
the breath, II has no rival la either hemisphere.
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Earrings. Black, White, Red and Bluc.
81 90 g. 81 So - aud 81 pair for sale by O. G. ALLEN
AIS broadway, door below Canal sire ct
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DIR. HarrisOn's Pcristnlttc I.Oxengcs.-
A positive for COST1vENESS. PILES DYSPEPSIA
and every form OF INDIGESTION. sold eyerywhere or
VIII be mailed on RENTING the price, CD cents.
j. $. HARRISON co, Proprictors, Boston, MassL
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COrns, BuniOns, Enlarged Joints and
all diseases OF the feet cured by DIR. ZACAKlE, 100
|
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Gouraud's Italian Medicated Soap
tam pimples euptons chaps Ac at his depot No.
ass broadway aud druggists.
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n. W.. Jewett,s Arttaetap Reg IL the
bed IN the world aud manufset free any charge
t.r soldiers undos ooartct VITA " .ernmeat oics Gp
BrOaisss.
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A.-PoiIak ~ som. MecrschRum MANN.
f,rturcrs broadway. Fourth strcet.-Pipes sm
Cigar Holders Wholesale and retail cut TO orer, mouuvd
With silver and repaired.
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Immense Prices Paid for Old Rookie
100000 Books hand. Catalogues free.
LEGGAT BROTHERS.,
No. III Nassau street, below Beekmsn.
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HosrErrEEs CELEBRATED sTOM Acr BIrTERs
Real n. D. H. n. souhworths Letter.
fRosrscr CorrAor GronuyrowS u. g.,


HosrErrEr's cELEBRArEp STOMACH BIrrERs.
Real II. y. ~ n. southworth. Letter
PRosrscr CorfAGr, Groruyrowr, ID. O.,
Apui2 1863
Mes.rs Hosrsrrrn a SMITH
psr,rusS-It gives pleasure add testimonial
those Of your excellent preparation Sew
Of residence the banks of Southern
ef close application to literary work, had tho
roughly exhausted systen and undermined
health had MARTYR dyspepsia and
headache short intervals and d~fying al known
remedies Metrris Needles. had conclu
nothing but total change ~ residence aud
suits would restore health. when friend recommensd
lossetters Bters procured bottle experiment.
required but bottle convince that bad l0und
the right combination % remedies The rcei MI
osetters Bers, aud hu. just 70 say mat
have found the preparation all that u claims 10 be-
. standard family cordial with and a. stlnuiant
like better than anything else; but We use ~ W All
nervous, bilious aud dy-pepc cases from lever uown 70
toothsrhe IL what have said VIII fad any dyspsuc
nervous invalid remedy shan have done some
COED - ..,r,,,. ..,..
r.. ~ v \. SoFTHwORTH
New York Office. 10 Cedar street
A Good Overcost, eSs; splendid one, St5;
Rosiy sssk Az. Paints M Vests custom Work usual
- CLARKE. liz aud itt William street
AdOru the Chtidrcu.-
DO YOU ask how and wheref
with ihe new Fancy Hats,
5l3 Broadway.
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Omcers Who have Returned from the
lay their lsurels the feet of the ladies nnd
pcdient perfume the leaves with PIfALON'S MIGHT
INCOMING cEREtS.n few drops Of the perfume takes
the odor q gnpowdcr acquired amid the smoke Of bat
tie. Sold everywhere.
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Grover - Bakers Highest Premium
Elastic Stitch and Lock Stitch Sewing Machines, t95 Broad
way, New York
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Incompatible, superexeeilent sub-Hs-
bnent the ssea fsand shirt SupsrHne quality and
derate price. Only % 90 each. SMITH FOWLER
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Music AT TIE PARK-The Park Commissioners an
nouncc that II the weather is fine there will be music on
the Mall to-day commencing at three O'Clock, T. NJ The
following is the programme selected
FIRST
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A Cough, Cold or sore Throat.

A Cough, Cold Sore Throat.
requires immediate attention and should be checked n
allowed TO continue
IRRITATION or THE LUNGS A PERMANENT THROAT
AFFECTION. OR AN INcURABLE LUNG
DISEASE
IL often the result
BROWNS BRONCHIAL rRocHEs.
having dec, influence to the parts immediate relief
FOR BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA CATARRH CONSUME.
TIVE AND THROAT DISEASES.
rrcche. arc usss with always good success.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC STEAMERS
viii Gnd rrochcs useful In clearing the when taken
fore Singing Speaking and relieving the thros after an
upu.s ererou Of the vocal organs The Troches
commended aud prescribed by physicians and have had
testimonials from en.ncn, Throughout the country
Being article Of true merit, and having proved their
efficacy BY Of many years each year finds them In
localities parts OF the world and the Troches are
universally pronounced better than other articles
Obtain only BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHEs and
Do ma take sny of worthless limitations that may be
offered
sod everywhere In ih. United States. and in foreign
countries, ~ rs cents per boS.
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ser'eo III 'no WEEKLY nshA'" 4
BatcheIor's Hair Dye.-Thc Best In the
world harmless reliable and ins'an,sneeus The only
------ -
Beware Of Impositton.-Thc Genuine
SMITH 4 FOWLER.
Best and CheaPes.-Milier's Hair Dye.
81 Dey street
Corns, Bunions. Enlarged Joints ana
way, Of Houston street, room 10.
Buehukin. SILK and Lambs Wool
Sss la rfs assor,@en 10 be- opened this day at fEHE
c.u,,,n...,. ~. a. 20 CO. s.,
before examining SMITH 4 row iERs celebrated Sc.
Crutches.-Har,man's Patent Elastic
way. '''' = va '''''
Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints and
Broadway " w wv ''i'' :" VI "A'a' N"if' ."
DIR. Harrison, pcri.tnI,,c r.o,..gc..
and every o form o OF SnEr sd a.
win be mailed \, On Tsn,'i"e the price % cents
: -, $3.50 $3.50 ''0''0
E" r. u hssk, White io Red and siSs
rs isrsadSay' door Seio%" Canal sire e. : N
a Msaan ss soSr
asaur - = -
Grover & BAKER. Highest P-emiam
Elastic Stitch Sewing Machines,
way &c" iorA
Howe Sewing Machine Co.-Elias Howe.
''' ''e'.'e"' .. D.o.4NAs Nse.'. WAn'''-
Hoyt's Hiawatha Restore: Gray Heir
liable. 10 University place
I. ". Brokaw
HAS NOW READY.
AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL,
sesoOW WORTH or
$4,000 WORTH oF
the fines, READY MApy MADE CLOTHING Tor
MEMS.
YOUTHS.
BOYS AND
carr.pRgNs WAR.
ever before offered in this country.
NO "a FOURTH AVENUE AND
a. LAFAYETTE PLACE
Immense Prices PAID for ola Books.-
100 900 Books on hand csalcFass free s
No. I'D Nassau street, below Hickman
Incomparabie, suPerexeeiIsnt sab-Hs-
deraie price. only % % each SMITH FOWLER
Lockstitch Sewing Machines and But.
Lined Kid Gloves. Cardigsn Jacket.
snc scar r. and Ties at PEEEoos' i@ B''Adw. aud =
800, M..,.-., m..,.-.,
80 .oo,...
Dons 30" '" f''>"'N ~ '' =
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEErHISo.
This valuable preparation e the prescription o. Que 10
best female physicians and nurses In The United states ana
In been used for thirty years never failing safety
Nv r,o,x Of uo,b.r and children from IN. re,sle
,,,,o, os On. w... ola 70 The adult,
Il not only relieves the child palm invsoa,es the
stomach and bowels. corrcis acdty aud gives tone ana
to the whole system I. win almost instantly relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND collie.
We believe /. the best aud .u,s.' remedy ire world
!. .su,sA x..,..-
la all OF dyscntery and darrhos la ehhfs "h'ee
Il arises from tee,hing or FROM Other esus-
rai directions for using WIN accompany each bottle Mons
genuine unless the FAC smiie Of CURTIS fEfhiSs""
-. ..,.,..w ,,,,.,
'ne OUTSIDE wrapper
pup
Once ~ pey street New sorx ana
80. ,,.,.... ..ao-
Metallic Arsinciai Legs:
!. W WESTON. 100 Bro~dwA~, New York
scmmon sg-csls smo.s ie"s. -.
under =. restored e ornal srensss I'D
saS IN BODY and mind you The f q health
H. T. ''Ih"s N D.1ss'-~, ' .p'--- Ns'"'
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Lockstftch Sewing Machines and Butt
tonhole Machine. WHEELER WILSON, Gas Broadway.
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tsigncd,

10 that this contains. 10 the best
of knowedge and belief, tue and faithful statement
OF the OF which has accrued during the time, aud
according % the provisions OF the act aforementioned
tSigncdl
sworn and subscribed before this day OF -,
1876 Assistant Assessor.
NoIrThs statement IL to be prepared in accordance with
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Howe Sewing Mae himc CO.-Elias H0wss
Ir, President, go broadway. Agents wanted.
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Average capital. ..............
Less amount invested in u. ;.
bonds.
Average amount of deposits
held. Observation-Disclosures.
Average amount of circulation.
Average amount Of circulation
IN excess OF 10 per cent of
capitii. ..............
Average circulation for the ak
months preceding July !, 81.
Highest circulation At any
time daring the month In esl
cess OF this srnount. ........
Total
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..................... 81, sss, sos SOL, 7a4 ,se2

THE BROKERS' SALES.
In compiling table Of the brokers' sales, published
yesterdays HERALD the receipts OF the following firms
placed al loo high figure The following the
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watches and Jeweiry OF all Descrip-
ton for by ono. o. ALLEN aus Broaiwsy Que dvus
below Osnal street. fos merry W. " Wei ssset
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HOyt's HiawathR Restores Gray Hair
10 ~ original color No sulphur no Lead harmless aud 70
liable. 10 University place.
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LINED Kid Gloves, Cardigan Jackets.
Anc Scarfs aud Ties PERE0O's. ISL Broadway aud -
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ssammerHsg Cured by Hates P.tene
Appliance For,de-crpton pslaphlet A.. addressn " L.
AEARs, az W, ~ rwcnty third street, New YORK
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A GOOD Overcost, e2s; splendid one, St5;
Ro.ly a.et an. Pants nd Vests custom Work usual
CLARKE. liz and ia William street.
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The Bridal ChaSnber--An Essay of
Warning and Instruction Cor Young Mem Pubshei ~ no
Howard Association charge In sealed 90
veopes Address DR. o. stiin Houshton. Howard Asscs
lion phila 1eiphta. n
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Trusscs.-Msrsh q Co.'S old Essabitshea
Radical Cure Truss Once still at No vcsey street Lazy
attendant
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II Ia curious fact that Ben Wood has always been very
sens tive about any interference Of Fernando with the
lower district aud several times before the two brothers
have quarrced about IT, although they have
such bitter fight this All the political capital that the
Wood Brothers have y in this district and BEN owns
IT, Fernando having simply set Of skeletons All their
newspaper capital, TOO, Is here and Bon owns that;
nando sold out his share In that skeleton PAPER the
World long ago Indeed the politicians have OIL cleared
out Of the World since Marbles fdsc0 at the Albany
Convention, allowing slgnor Mantini Marbleu 70 make
Ga demmed damp, disasrccabc body Of himself" IN
his way. Barnard and Barlow and Andersen are
ali scamper,ng or like rats from sinking ship,
leaving MsrbIeu TO rival the boy that stood % ths
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e. decidedly KNOWS new style for The fall and winter.
witch iurudu.e aud which Will NJ founa NJ hA
,aore SIS broadway sndcr tho rfcsott House IL can.
and Becoming shape anf The beauty 90
Material popuar. KNOX has long been
y iebraiei tst tsufaoutet, aud every season pro-
1ilces something now.
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OUR CITY OFFICIALS.

Decision OF Governor FentOm I'm the street
Cleaning Contract Case-Dismissal OF
me Charges-The Charges Against
ON Thursday Next.
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CHILDRENs WAR.
ever before offered in this country.
No. II FOURTH AVENUE AND
81 LAFAYETTE PLACE
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TauLr IIor BATH ISDEED.-A' poor woman
Of Douai France, being ordered by Ii physician
to give her Child hot bath, PIT large kettle OF
WAFER on tile fire. aud putting !,cr Child into ii
began to pile on incl IiberaIl{T. A neisheor
coming in, shortly afterwards, asked in surprise
what she was about And on being told ihaC
the doctor had ordered a hot bath, she rescued
the little one from its intrniueuv peril, sac gaze
tha NO her sone needed izfosoostlon
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Cotton.

1tisa singular anomaly Of the war that cot
,on hos nroyed at once our best and worst
Fr;end, its absence from the mar kets OF tie
xorld has stirred the great heart OF manulac-
tures and comnerce-has stimulated eXertions
IN sN countries to produce suitable eqUva-
lont bnt without rewaTd-has caused staTVa-
ton, suffering, and death, and in brlei' proven
as has been so often asserted, tnat our cottoh
IS king. Scant &s our supply through the
hIocksde has been, it has brought to US the
material for clothing our soldiers, for stocking
onr machine Shons, filing our laboratories,
bnildinc our Foyidas and AlabamaS, and re-
Ieyinr our most grieYous necessities. 1t mas
drown To Ms the attention Of the commercial
rrorld 70 whom we were before apparently a
1sr-o i3coGuitG, and, IN combination with
other aids, has wrought for Us mixture Of
moral and selfish sympathy that may here%''
ter plav its. part in our Independence. 10
This extent our king has not been unWoTtAy
.of his throne. Bat when We sec bale alter
hs,a Going into the hands of the enemy. to
rnn his mills or be. sold for two hundred dol-
lars in cold, and be placedto his credit adj 7ad;
.rbcn We are told that Ills failing credit Is SnS-
,aincd only by these SpaSmoaIc recupeTau"nS
.tbronok our Southern specific; when We are
nSsured thai before the fall OF Savannah the
Yankee bubble was ready for tile bursting,
und that the twenty-five thonsa:Id bales OF
t>orton there capdrei were sufficient to Keep
!, intact another wear; when We rrMcmhcT
that in-tiIe panic OF 1889 it vas nothing but
SnD,hpro cotton which saved the country from
bnpkruptcv, md Inat the Moth are cndeavor-
;pc, 10 make it do the same in 1863, We say
rhat common sense should j: dlcate the com
mon sutv. EvcryspoUnd oGSontherT staples
v(,irh reaches the North, DC i Of cotton, rlce
Or tobacco, tis;ntenS the rope aroand onr necAS.
Ties are coNivalentS of gold the world over
md excepting It's pinch-beck manufactures,
s.b. only eoiivalcnts which the North c"n give.
Hence the endcacorS to obtain tht&i-;he
swarns OF spectators on the heci OF every
or,uy-the benevolent Shir!oads OF Boston
crackers and sIayitable Christian gentlemen
in iln.aaculatc black, who pray you out OF
pnrgatory with one hand and pick your pocket
Viewed in this light and tits not g novel
,ooe-it is u wonde. that the subject has nor
been diguitied with a treatment worthy CT lis
merits. After the fail OF Savannah, more
strenuous policy was adopted By the Govern,
nent, ii is tru9; but unless the planters ard
owners Of the staple themselves take the mat
ter in hand, and determine that the South
,haH 10 longer contribute to pay the expenses
Of her antagonist, VIC snail witness from time
to time repe,ition Of tic r.ortilyins capture
At Savannah, with ali lis bno.i!iatory results
to ourselves and valuable consequences to me
enemy. Let our king rule ior-Got aGalnst
us,-CheSte7 Cur0LiujUn.
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\ gentleman walklagr near Oxfcro was
met by some students Of the University, one
Of whom addressed him with,
Goal 'norrjng Father Abraham.
am not Father Abraham, said he.
GOOD morning Father Isaac, said a second.
/ ON not Father Isaac, was the reply.
Coed morning Father Jacob, said third;
am neither Abraham, Isaac, nor JACOB
Aat Saul son OF ki$h, who went out to seek
mis- fatAcr's asgss ami 10 have found them.
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Ngyre GET ANGRv.-It does no good. Some
sins have ! seeming compensation or apology,
q present qualification Of some sort; Out anger
has none. 4 man. feels no better for It, 1t Is
really torment; aid hen the storm OF pas
sion has cleared away, it leaves him to see
that he has been a fool; ard he has made hun
self fool in the eyes Of others, toe. Who
thinks well Of an i!l-naturcd man, who has 10
be anproachei il the most gaurded and eau
,ious way? Who.Wishcs hin f'r neighbor,
or q Dartns. iii business? Hc keeps all about
him in the same state Of mind as if they were
living next to hornets nest or rabld AMI
NAL. And as to prosperity iii business, one
gets along no letter for getting angry. " hat
ifbuSincss isperplcxing, ard everything goes
bv contraneS, will a fit OF passion make the
winds more propitiouS, the ground more pro-
Ednctive, the markets more favorable: VIII
bad temper draw customers, pay notes, ana
make creditors better naru5ed An angry man
adds nothing TO the welfare of society. Since
then, anger is uscles:,SnecdesS, diSGracetaI'
without the least apology, and found only ~
the bosom Of fools, why should it be INDUCED
iB@at ell?
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There has been a snow storm i'll the ScHth OF
France, such as has not been known before IN
xGe ueuo7y 0: uaa. Sayers! Lives were lost ny