The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-12-04
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il one Sc tbo dIe Veus 81 Tie a S
tpr House / Ind gyu hm some Uau
ago. wLen he wac travelling "a Ils usa
cle when 9, wore hort uopp, lair
ud Ind two 6s's like tvo ba,t0uu.
rams uthe Democratic Cougr, uu
of to-day uaca tu recognize tie pn#I
Isl 6t teu yeaf, SINCE, iut ! couldn't
nor could ! detec, 9H The poker play
"a oG Yesterday, JoAn look quito re,
spectacle for Now York politician
As between hmm and rTHmja Wood, +
! had toWa.karmr ann with hath,Wnd
rely aololy upon my knowledge e ply
iugulmy as an uidtx q character, ]
Should uuAc5itangy carry ny pocket
book on the Alum.eA SIDE q nay pan.
falcons, OF course Johu doseu look
like a gentleman except upon The mod
ern theory that every male person Of =
years and upward, who G0scnt perform
some outragcoaaly indecent act, is =
gentleman, or upon thepuHcple adopt
cd by hotel clerks in the disposition Of
rooms, that whoever wears good broad
cloth is ye0 faeio an omInntiy rcsptc-
table individual and entitled TO the hrst
floor front. His features are anything
but classical, and You can tell az a glance
that hc hasu' hart tho sight 81 those
large, dull-looking, but Wthal kindly
and sympathetic eyes Of has (tAey were
peppers few wears ago. Ia studying
Homer by lamplight But there is
nothing positively bad on bfutal-loosing
about mm, and his manners aud deport-
ment are far from what must be most
persons ideal OF the ways and means oi
Il whilom pugiiist lie isa little above
the medium height rather stoutly-built
always neatly, but never gaudily dress
Cd, and viii readily pass ia a crowd for
a decent sort OF person, especially il il
bu known that hocame from New York
There are two features about him by
which he can be recognized by those
who have heard Of HIM but have never
seen him. One is artificial, ana the 9th
cr natural He is ncgcr known to be
without an immense diamond pin, smd
to be worth $4,000 IN his shirt, and he
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