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Returned.

M RS. 8. N. Ingralam has just retnrad 70 D..
1land end will be happy to see her old cnS, LORI.
~ " Cumberland St, corner OF Mayo nose,Sts
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AGENTS WANTED, msgss. ssSs to FEs .sf

LAC 11AN L ~ ~ A1N LII moDtf, 10 sell
new boob OF solid worth and practical utility, en-
tirely different tccm anything ever publ. le de-
signed for the masses the pc pc and sells sight
TO farmers, mechanics and working men. Over 200
et cravings. Active men and women can sdrely
make the above amount. TREAT & 20, 65i
Broadway, n. Y. no14 d4w
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sg5ectic Medical EnTrns arr.
.EtS1 VHE E,&nsEa

EtJ EHM LADEES,
DR.. HUGH ES particularly invites all Ladies, wpo
aee6 medical adviser, call st his rooms No. "a
ersble Street, which they vii find arranged or the
especial accommodation.
DIR. rs Electc Renovating Medicines unriSa-
led in efficacy and superior virtue in regulating e
Female Irregularities. Their action is specific ard
certain OF producing relief n short time.
LADIES viii find 1t invaluable in all cases OF o.
sructions after ali other remedies have been tried in
vain. 1t is purely vegetable, onLaining nothing in
the least injurious 10 the health, and may be taEsn
With perfect safety at all times.
Sent TO any part Of the country with uii dreclo,
by addressing DR.. HUGHES,
tAn1lsssd&w. No. IL Preble Street. Portland.
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For Sale or to Let,

80 Let
nNE story brick Store No. 80 Union ST. Also 2
~ and stories Hopkins Block 1i9 1-2 Aiiddle ST
Apply to ST. JOHN SMITH. :
Nav 21-dtt
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International Steamship 10.
EaStpOrt, CIiais, st. John.
Digby, Windsor end Halifax,
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
Two Trips pcr Week.

ON and after Monday. October o,
+Ss7v%s~..--s> the steamer NEW Il .UN>MICh
n n xGkN\ Capt Z. u. WHCHEsTER. aud
SEssEE1-. 4Asfsz1AA> ths steamer NEW kNuLA NJ.
e--<ssz<s~s~HD cape. L. III Id, viii leave i;ail.
roai Wharf, iooi OF = ate Street rvsrJ Monlay aud
inprsdaJ, at o'clock r. M iUr Easlp,rt aud 81,
ke. 1rning will leave St John and Elstport on
, Connecting at Eastoort with Steamer BELLE
oHOWN Ior It. An lIeNs, uotbillst On ami ~. a..
anu WITT n. u. u y. halw-y tor WoodsIoeE aud
HoultDn statOns ~
Iohnsetnk at 81. John with the f.. & n, A Rail-
way Tor Shefilac anu In ermel liatY stalluI a. All
Win Steamer Empires tor Dgby, Wind or aud haI-
liax, aud with steamers ior n edericktou.
80 Freight received on DAYS OF s1Ijug until q
O'Clock F. N. ~
sep3O-dtt e. II. S1UB IS, AGENT,
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FOR SALE!
Fer $4,000! !

For So. .3OO!!
nNE halt OF a % story double house, con-
~ tainmg 12 finished rooms, arranged for tw %
families, gas ana water up stairs and down; house
painted, binded d and papered; good cellar. Is now
renting for $40O per annum. Terms One-half cash.
bal. one year. Situated in a good neighborhood be-
tween Cumberland and Oxford s.s. on Smith. A
good opportunity tor investment 1or one desirous
OF q holne Apply to W. II. JERkIS.,
nO21diw* Real Estate Agent.
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ZEAL ESIAI ii,

For Sale.
HNF-HALF OF Double House, cont aiming eight
" finished rooms; gas, hard and soft wa er- gas
fixtures go with pruper Cemented cellar ana
brick c1stern. Hou' in complete order This prop
erty Is situated ill the western of the city, on
the Ii of the Horse r, and for location cannot
be better. + ice only $500; S1.500 of which can
remain on moi tgag., per ,ent.
Apply to GEO. K. DAVIS, & CO.,
no2Gd1w Dealers in Real Estate
Argus copy.
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TO L. Ell.

CTORES oil corner OF Pearl and Cumberland SITS,
~ fitted mp in goot style for ApOherary, Drv Goods
or Millinery, business, with cemented cellars and
water convPniences.
Also, Houses on Pearl ST., and Cumberland Ter
race. fitted with all modern convenieuces. abund-
ance of pure hard and soft water Now ready for
cupancy. Apply to
u. l.. FAR MER,
aug6dtf Al Dantoit til Street,
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go E,at

SEGOND and Third Stories over Harris Hat Store
~ conner of Middle and Exchange SITS
j. ID. & #. FESSENDEN,
July 27dtf SO EXCHANGE st
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RAILROADS.
p0RTlaan2 aQCAESTFR
FALL ARRANGEMENT

ES7i3f1 On and aftsr Wednesday. Nov 4,
TSS5@AsS S5s.@s1A.ls iS.s trains will run as folloWs
sssenSec trains leave SacO River for Portland at
o.3o and 900 A. NJ, and $40 T. N. leave PortIsbd
tor Saco RIVER !15 4. NJ. 2 00 and : 20 P. NJ
12.15P. NJ a ~ Eoi 'iauu
gR- The nummy connects at Saco River with the
7.15 NJ and p u tram for Center Waterborouvb
South WaterbOrJuIh and Alfred.
SEstages oOonscs StC nsIn ior WSst Ger lsr ,
sndlsh, Steep Falls Baldwin, Denmark, 5shse ,
Bridston, Lowell, Hirsm, Brownheid, Fcyebur ,
conway Bartlett, jackson, Linington. Ccr1ish Pcl
ssr, Freedom, Madison. and Eston, Nh.
at huxto2 Censsrt for West Buxton. nonny -Esgis,
ssush Ltoingkon, Lllnington, LsggrioA. NssGtiS,
PArsolsield aud cssipse.
A AssaoooreppG fer South Hipdh&na. Wildhsn gEi
a2o North WiAdhaa, daily.
By order Of the Presiteng.
Portland, Nov. 2, 1868. dt,
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THE frst-class tbree-story brick house with sree-
l. stone trimmings. numbe 80 High street.
For particulars inquire at No 80 Exchange street
Spanish Consuiate's, between 10 A. NJ. and p NJ
April 21-dti
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Situation Wanted

A CENT EMAN in the country wants a good
II horse TO Keep through the winter viii use
carefully and iced desired Enquire at Press Of
fee. no25d1w
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WANTED
Wanted.

Drug Clerk Wanted.
ONE who has had some experience in the busi-
~ ness. Address box 1891. no25d3t
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Chapped Hands and Face, Sore Lips &c.
Cured at once by the use OF HAGEMAN's CAMPHoR
ICE WITH GLyCE E, whi,h Keeps the hanUs sort
i'll tle cold, SC weather. See that you get the
inc. Sold by Druggists. Price q cents rer box
Sent by mai! for 3Jc. nO1i 4w
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Torrey's Pat. Weather Strips.

A GENTS WANTED IN EVERY TOWN. SEND
n for Circular and II ice ist. L. ). q j. TOR
REY * CO., 72 Maiden Lane, New York. no14.,w
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SCHOOLS.
Portland Academy :!
w esfbEOOk Seminary

CGScO st. Seminary.
THE Winter Term of this School will begin Mon
! day, Nov. Both.
"Pns not othe: v se oonnoceeu MI. tne ~, 2. nooi
Bookkeeping For further particulars apply at Is
ID Ugh street
nov I6-eOd2ws ELIZA c. DURGIS.
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CLOTHING AND DRY GOODS.

OEET, WILLIAMSON d BOWLING,
Formcrly Pcet, Srnms e. COL
MPCRlElis ASib WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
ID l. GbDDS
Nos. ~ and25 Magazine street.
Ie@o ~ New Orlenr
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TO THE CATHOLICS OF NEW ORLEANS.
TIE HBw o1IxA1S MORNING STAR.

T several yesE.it has been matter Of establishments
not TO say Of huatiop thst in tho metropolis Of the
South, with Catholic c0mnaunity like numeroua
Intelligent and truly religious, there . single
Of the Authority Of ths Diocese
start Weekly Engsh paper mainly devoted to Tho i'm
terests ef tho Catholic Church which win Be called the
r ~ 9hrEAGs MORNING STAR AND CATHo
For tho intellectual and material We have
chosen Of faith and talent, aba editors and e1.
cause. =. - N'
Tho MORNING STAR" win be printed in quarto
form Of eight pAges .qr - : q. n :, -
Terms-Four dollars per annum, in advance. .
To prevent all failure, and to guarantee the perma-
nency Of tho undertaking, WIN be based on joint
The joint company win be composed of stox to
the amount Of One Hundred Thousand Dollars, in
Five Thousand Shares Of Twenty Dollars per share
one, half Of each to be paid cash. I
dioceses Is earnestly solicited
The whole management will be under the supervision
Of committee composed Of four Priests appointed
the Most Rev and three layen elected
by the stockhofders. m.
APPROVAL OF TEE MOST REV. ARCHBISHOP
mend 1t to the Catholics of cur diocese. We appoint
Rev. n. j. Perche President, and Revs Thomas +
Smith and --F Flanagan ecclesiastical members
the committee. 81
~. NJ Archbishop of New Orleans.
New Orleans, December l2s 1857.
The Rev Parish Priests invited read this
-si NJ j. PERCHE, ". G.,
81, a. President of the Committee.
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After being interlicted public sale in
France, yog take it up and give il what the
French REFUSE it. You thus out HerOd
HerOd. I ought to explain that the gov
eminent does with books exactly % it does
with vicious people; if man Wishes to hnd
the class of bad people that cucumber the
streets Of other cities at night, he must 90
TO out-of- the-way places, such as the Jardin
Mabille or Closerie des Lilas; they arc not
allowed to force themselves ON his atten-
ton in the streets. So, too, II the censors
do not entirely approve Of the morality OF
. book, and yet do not consider it bad
enough to be suppressed, they refuse it the
coipOrtago stamp, and it's sale is thus con-
fined to the interior of houses, where the
authorities have no right in principle to 60.
They say, " we have the charge Of the
streets and highways, and you shan not
carry that book about for sale, where people
would never think of it II it were not pre-
sented thus to them. If any man wants to
buy the book he may go to the houses where
it is kept, but we will not allow it to be
forced ON people in the street"
There Is certainly general ightness in
French publications., but there are degrees
in crime, and it is not right to judge them
by their highest degree. In the course of
the year q very large number of unexcep-
tionable works are produced, but somehow
or other they never get past the fortified
tiOns of Paris. Whose fault is itf-Parjs
Correspondence NeW York Times.
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CATHOLIC DIRECTORY.

Below give the location and name Of our Churches
schools nnmser children attending
i%;sss':Isss Ss:s:gses S1s,ss
Ksy; = asatrest, .. xics President and Pr sss d
g ssgsiss SeE cs%Ssss II
AarPhy. GhsIisaa Rev: 3; aasert. s., Prosss
iss e Il Ss y mss
Po.;s, g a. ! s
a. Simon. =; Rsx. Greyes, Roy r r DO Carriere;
and ss 1t =
G Is csuppeas, Pastor Hass.t and
u Ssse3sa; Espeisss 1sssss Sssiss..,,key; A. Yer
T. NJ ss, f s a. e. AZ
A. q and 70 osIosk FRENCH Sermon q csOcL Eng
BY INSTRUCTIONS and Benediction--one sunday in Eng
NJ Pasor Massa and sermon at 10 clock. rsand
St AipGonsas Conssanes .tres. ess.eesn And+ep and
o.spais :rsssmRey q Duffy ss kssses key
S. FEY james shsssas, 9; ss r. 4.sstsass %eef
and Evening de-
Begedict Neithart e:ss. r. Masses aud devotion same
Neire Dune q Bon seeo,rs. tenen, Jackson street. b.
E enc S. Mass q
at OK sSrScn a % MSs a
%s,Y IN sn%&ss and p IN w a a..,
Pastor: Rev. Father Perrin. week days at 8 osioeE
s'.s sasss
- = s.9ss'
ssndayss q nna 10 O'Clock Sermon at 10 o'clock
s fsSss Fssor Rss
.sssi
ST. Peter ssreets-Rey Father Chaion Pastor Rev Ea
Their Tholomier Row Father Ferec Father MiIiet
10 sermon in French at 10 o'clock. Vespers Ben
s. Pas,ieks Church, Camp 0eeer Grod and julia
fasasf Father Pastor Rev Father
O'Clock Sunday at g. and TO- Sermon at 10 o'clock.
VsspeT ess at ee Sssas.on .,,., ,.,,,.. pu
ssrss & s smith 6 N, Superior Rev NJ Rssi
Rev James Danssan n Mass w wn dsSs and
70 SUNDAY
] e s. ss sd ss 3sy1r
Sunday at aud 10. sermon at lOoclock. vespersat
s. Anns orss s. Philip stree. Set'essn Roman end
at o'clock Sunday, and 81. Sermon at %. Vespers
aE"iiy German, Church, 81 Ferdinand. Det,peen
day Mass o'clock. Sunday at and 10. Sermon at
c9sk yespe 9, At G 9slSsk ,,,,.,
cluet srcetsRey Father T. J. E FoItier Week day Mass
One Sunday in French and Sunday in English. Yes
peers ut u o'clock.
iHnunciaOn Church, IF MaydcriHc aud loralcs
stITc,s-Rev Father y. Du. Pastor Week day Mass
clock. Sunday at and y. Sermon at o'clock Yes.
pers at O'Clock.
cis ch%reh on G FRA street es.,Yse srgng gnd
Fitzgibbons:. Week day Mass at 81 o'clock. Sunday
at = sA and 10. Sermon at 10 clock. Vespers /.
81 HoSc dc Lima Rayom street bet,oec borgcnois
Broad streets--Rev. Father f. Mttebronn. Week day
Mass Z o'clock. Sunday mt al and Id. Sermon IL
o'clock. Nespers mt o'clock.
Chapel Of hc CrSuijnc CoRrcnt, Third District-very
Rev. y. j. Perchc Chaplain Sunday at Cd
81 O'Clock.
Josephs Church, Grc,na On Sundays at o'clock
Low Mass; at 10 o'clock. High Mass, and in
English and German every alternate Sunday at "a
O'Clock, Vespers and BcncdictEon.
Hoiy Grow. (1fnie Orphan 1sylu1l.) Independence
street Third Dlstrtct-Rev. Fathers Condor Shorts
Tuohy
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To bc:r another's burdens lightens our
own, and many troubles together weigh less
heavily than II single one.
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HoRxua STAR AID CATHOLIC IsskAGk&
NEW ORLEANS. SUNDAY. MAY -, 1858.
oArHoIIc1sN m TEXAS.

We are pleased to observe from the fol-
lowing extracts from Texas exchanges that
religion is making much greater progress IN
that great State than is generally supposed.
There being no organ of Catholic sentiment
in Texas, we are compelled to rely upon the
favor of the secular journals Of that State,
who are uniformly fair and courteous in the
collection and publication of the movements
of our clergy, and Catholic intelligence gem
erally. Will not the respected pastors Of
churches favor us occasionally with items of
Catholic INTEREST,"
The Jefferson Jimplecxte says: eve are
aa9hly pleased to learn that steps are being
takan to establish q Catholic school in this
city. It deserves the aid of every citizen
Who desires to see the great cause of truth
ana religion aitvauce; and will i'll go ffar toward
assisting in the rapid building up of our
place and section"
The editor of the Lavaca Commercial, re-
ferrin9 to o recent visit of his to Victoria,
Gays: q The Catholics (of the latter placel
have church and convent in successful
operation there"
The VERY Rev. T.. r. ParisOt announces
to the generous public of Brownsville and
Matamoros the result of the efforts of the
ladies in charge of the fair given in the
former city for the dement, OF 81. JOsepn's
College. The total receipts were S664S;
expenses, $l2s4, and total amount realized,
854I4, all in specie. Money and public
spirit abound in that region.
A convent is being erected in IndianOla.
The Bulletin says that when completed it
will be great Improvement to the appear
ance of the city. From the same paper we
Learn that the Catholic academy, under tho
superintendence of Rev. Mr.. Moyes and
MI. Burke, is in u tiourishing condition, the
number of pupils daily increasing.
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cHARTER

- - CHARTER
INV oRLIAHs cA1IoIIc Ru1LncA11ou Co1lrY.
Parish of Orleans. city Ts y NV 81 16S ..s..s
BE IT KNOWN THAT ON THIS DAY
and . n q e
e the u25tsd stesss q A%slioa hs Ss,
rn5..h e 9zasens State ak aes
s .s .1d IN sss g1s:snss q
Pearcd the parties nsnssa aud 1nie.SiSnsY
:. e sa
sss s4 hs ss@
spsSaaed objects and under ths foswinx ssipSi.tons
Orleans Catholic Publication GampaeS. shall 'e tho New
The f Sss ds1 3; ,s ss
q SSns s saosa S See BY
with the consent Of the President. - -, -e''
ge St SS S N e. ~. /. Ruh.
tons deemed Advisable SS tas
The Vice Pse.,asn. q the Company i. tho officer ON
:afh esss may be and in whose
sd e .sa s oss
as
scEing Of the act remain
Board ensitii2s him nsG to-
p'0p0'''onA1 a''o'nas Ax,,cLx W.
This s shall
scribed and immediately thereafter Stockholders
Directors must be e sa cara . o, m %
subscrbsd shall be entitled vote stockhciders
may vote in person or by proxy of another
ARTICLE VII.
In case should become necessary to place th. corpo
Shsss shall
the Company, in such capacity. vs.
ARTICLE VII
Co%pany bera 1s nG, a for any ab
Thar, .,.n !. ~ - sa s, c.s. 2: - 80
Board and transfer win Recognised nm.
less approved by tho Bo %Ea;c1x x
ARz1c1x x1. ,----/
The Board Of pirectOr. sh. eon.is. Of ssside. tho
ara vhe shai ie named u ths F1esidsnt md sseond.
shFe' other members to b. slee.sa by The
n. pir,ssox, q, tn, dSes IL. .h., -
oSss nDy,n We b s7a sSss place; fAsd With
r. g E s1i s II S
M The control Of the newspaper and Of
SEQ 1t to '1sF'issK ..no,. KIN. -''''''' 80 '''
% the at an election 70. 70 b held
Sa ~ mav ~ sdtssr eac LII esecta9n on such
company At this election each shas az st o.
cast shall elect In Of vacancy occurring during
the year the place shall be sd BY Of the
eide in sa'' The Vice President to de-
This annual election of Three Directors .bau b thu
only mode in which as such NAV claim any
No member of the Boa Of Directors ay ,.,,
for his services shall any other Office or
compensation: WV f'' ~ "''l'' 40 will ''''''' any
ARTICLE
Offc npf1 hiaE dan
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The E>srv on Mana woman's attempt
TO mar him.
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BAKERIES AND BRKADsrUFfs.

BAKERIES AND iBkEAbsTUFFS.
"MARaiA4HETr,n IT, On re- RET HAuaHzRYo
uln HREAD AID CRACKERS BAKER. .4,7,g
No. 20 New Lavss.Asaz Psydsas street, Nev Orlssna
Keeps constantly "a hsnd large asssrtasns Of Hssa
Cream Biscuits, nd Csaskess ~ evsry dsssptAa an
nado by machinery. n lowest market prioes mhl ~
DE- HOELZRL LuUI6lANA FLOUR, CORN AND
l. RICE MILL, Nos 9o6 and $40 Tchoupitonlas Street
{old numbers 296 2o6 and 500 Ncw Orleans 4,
1f-ff , Constantly On hsnd1., -t'fi' 2! fft
WHEAT, RYE and RICH flour, CORN MEAL,
HOAINY, GRITS, CHICKEN and COW FEED.
Orders promptly attended t.. and delivered free Of
charge. Ee.N i f94f .afdb mil 3nt
~ AHI'LL COFF EY- @'7 tiF'
- JACKSON CORN MILL AND FEED STORE,
Nos rs Levee and IS Water Streets Fourth DISTRICT
NEW ORLEANS lps.S,.s..
Hay Corr ost. Bran, Flour. Potssces 81 Cake, Rock
Salt etc, and AAnufacturefs Of Self Raising Flour.
Alse hsss CONSTANTLY on hsnd superior quality q
Chicken and Cow Feed, Corn Bran, etc. -
All orders promptly allied and shiPped and gOOds do
hvered In any part Of the city, free Of drayage.
We eaN cheap ~ Csah,-Give cell ead asasaaeo
yourselves. apl2 ly
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The science of numbers-Knowledge OF
the people.
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rSLoAT's ELLIPTIC SEWING MACHINE.
TRIUMPHANT AT THE LOUISIANA STATE f.

DOLLARS, and with each will throw in of Mccall
Royal Charts for Fitting Ladies' Dresses, at the Grea
Southern Machine and Variety Store. =
mil 6m = NJ. s. HEDRICK 81 CanAl street
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Cabinet Pier and Plumber Slabs made to ortier./
N. B-Marble and Brick Tombs built after the latest
designs and executed in workmanlike manuer and M
cheap. not cheaper than by other Marble estab
lishment in the city.
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Then and Now. %,

The HtsSdarii Democrat, SO mis-
named is the leading Republican
journal in st. Louis. Such was its
unstinted praise of Frank P. Blair in
1o61al1Bg 7E9b& 80 Hns 'ib3t ~''''t't..'i'
s"The'laek of Colonel Blairis ener-
getic spirit has been apparent in every
attempt at progress made, since he
left for, Washington: ,,atra frgl
!, ,a" Z" In the absence of Colonel Blair
the General Gyon) lacks a, strong
right hand. r The adreitness and facil-
ity with which he grasped the State,
then reeling under Secession infiu-
ence, and, pinned the star with in
creased firmness to the constellation
of the Union will in due time cause
grateful recolieetions to spring. up in
the breast of every honest, loyal citi-
zen. Turn which way we will, we
car find no one who contributed more
successfully to this great object than
Colonel Blair" ."--St. Louts Democrat.
He who pinned one star to the flag
can be trusted to aid in restoring ten
exrnnged by the Disunioniets OF the
Runp. @h"t;'- ti'' -
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AMERICAN HuMoR.

The most obvious. character. of
American humor is the power of
pitching it strong" and drawing the
long bow. tits the humor of exager-
alton. This consists of fattepinr up a
joke until it issrotund and rubicund;
unctious, and irresistible as Falstaff
himself, who was created by Shake
peare, and fed fat, so as to become for
all time the very impersonation of
humor ina state of corpulence. That
place in the geography of the United
States called "Down East" has been
most prolific in the monstrosities of
mirth. Only there would a tree'd
coon have cried to the marksman with
his gun pointed, '.Don't fire, colonel,
Pll come down. Only in that re-
gion do they travel at such
speed that the iron rails get hot
enough to serve the carriages with
heat instead of hot water bottles, and
sometimes SO hot, that on looking back
you see the irons writhing about like
live snakes trying to wiggle off to the
water to coolthemselves. Only there
do. they travel so fast that the signal
whistle is Of no use for their engines,
because, on one occasion at least, the
train was in, and smashed in q collis-5
ion, long before the sound ofthe whis-.
tie got there. Only there can blow be
struck 30 "slick" as to take an animals
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,.,r,a sNIxELIzATIoNu.,t,;

Whithersoever we go we meet with
the sniveller. He stops us at the cor
ner of the street to entrust us with his
opinion. He fears that the morals
and intelligence Of the people are de-
stroyed by the election of some rogue
to Office, He tells US, Just before
church, that the last sermon of some
new tfanseendental preacher has given
a death blow to religion, and that the
wave of atheism and the clouds ofpan-
theism are to deluge and darken all
the laIda nIuthe timeIof general aFfealth
he speaks of the pestilence to come.
The mail cannot be an hour late, but
he prattles of railroad accidents and
steamboat disasters. He learns that a
friend who was married yesterday,
will be bankrupt in a year, and whim-
pers over the trials that he will en-
dure. He is ridden with nightmare,
and emits an eternal vail. Reckless
ness is bad quality, and so is blind
and extravagant hope, but neither is
SO degrading as iRglorious and inact-
i've despair. We object to the snivel-
Ter, because he presents the anomaly
ofa being who has the power of mo-
ton without possessing life. His in
spired languor is worse than strength.
Better that o. man should, rant tran
whine. The person who has noIbound-
ing and buoyant feelings in him
aG lil4s Wce f'jaT ls1l b o I.rE ni 5na n.
..,ln aLri alt L-. Mng .L lIrf
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whose cheek never fushes atan ex-
pected SoodLwhose bl6od never tin
giles and fires at the contemplation OF
a, noble, aim7,and and who Aass nea aspi-
ration, and nc, great dobject in, life, is
only 1T for the hospital or bar9-lQx
Enterprise, confdenee, p disposition
to belieye ,aAgood that has been done
These constitute important elements
in the character Of every maj, Ylhlea Ylhlea is
ofuse to the world, We want no
! .wailing and whimpering abeut the ab-
senee of happiness, but a sturdy de-
| termination to abate misery y hipPle'