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"JuE1PEn TAR Soap cures cnapped hands
salt-1heum. pimplcs, and all cutaneous af-
fections, rendering the skin son and smooth.
MRnu1acturel by
cAsWELL. HAzARD& CO.,
New York.
Sold by all Druggists. my4.Mo.Th.dGw
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German Fire Insurance Company
WHEELING, WEST va.
Incorporated May II, 1857.
OF WHEELING.

CAPITAL 04OOSoOO
DIRECTORS.
Christian Hes, William Kleyts, Benno
Hammer, John Oesterling, John PfarT, a. ].
Long, Anton ReymaunS Philip Scnuehle
HTHIS COMPANY NOW FULLY oRGAE-
lied, is prepared to insure Buildings,
Furniture, Merchandise and other Personal
Property at favorable rates
Losses after due adjustment, will be
promptly paid.
Applications for Insurance Will receive I'M
mediate attention from the Secretary.
.Compapy's office, In Bank OF wheeling,
Nam street.
JOSEPH SEYBOLD, Secretary.
a. a. KNAPP, Assistant Secretary.
JOHN OESTERLING. President,
AUGUST WIEDEBUSH, Vice President
ANTON REMAIN, Treasurer,
WILLIAM RLEVIS,
PHILIP scHUEHLE Surveyors.
AUGUST WIEDEBUBH,J
iun2Ely
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TIE Board Of Eaucation VIII meet On
Saturday evening next.
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lust Received AND ron SALE An
q Eedneed prices, F1fty Dozen Hemp Bed.
MAN oHAs. H. BERRY.
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Fruit Cans.

u,g ARE FULLY PREPARED TO
w IN osdar, o.o a ply for on new wise wise
~ .1ITT 80 IS 4Iso RS and BOI"
- 's- a. IN = lLfSG " * in any guam
tty AIEIys On azll S1n A3e o - All
80. TIS. CJS Es 4 SEG lIoOS
Wagg ali I which We ofsT a. ;ns I"T@St
c<A7h i'eS' SERITT d BEO-
tzz2 IN 2 Monroe 81. - hsslnE, W. va.
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On and Pastel Pictures made in the
best style at Partridge's Gallery.
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Jusr RRoE1vRD.-Another lot of La
dies Kid Slippers. al Forgey & Hughes.
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ORGANIC WEAKNEss.

Immediately cured and full viSor restoEsu
lie misera BILE and marriage impLesfbls IS ~
o. naity pad by the Victims OF ImprOptF IN
dulEeneES Young persons are TO apt I,
commit exceSes from not being aware OF ne
dreadful conseQuencesI that may enSue. No=
y no that understands tie subject VIII psg-
tend TO deny thai the power OF pT0EeafiGn i
lost sooner by those falling into tmnrypEY
habits than by the prudent Besides be4nE
deprived OF the pleasure OF healthy odspTI
Ihe most serious and desGiucIiSe AymJtors
OF both body and mind ErtSs. The sySler
becAmes 0eranged, the Physical and AenLGl
Functions Weakened, Los OF EToc1eaIIyE
pitaIiOn OF the Heart, indigestion C0nSst-
IuIfonI De5IIry, and Wasting of the rasna
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MITcHELL's NEW GENERAL ATLAS
We are pleased to learn that Mr. Leon
ard, the agent for this excellent collec-
ton of mspa. is meeting with the sue.
cess TIE work SO justly merits. He has
a case OF the Atlas in the city, and
de!iverz az lie cells them, this generally
giving much better satisfaction than
canvassiug for subscribers. The Atlas
is one Of the finest works for reference
published at the present day. It has
county maps OF each State and the late
divisions OF Territories, plans OF all the
principal cities, and the recent changes
in the German States caused by the
late wax in Europe. Also contains all
the principal routes OF travel through
out the world, giving their distances,
with statistical tables giving an area OF
square miles and the population of all
foreign countries, as we'll as our own
States and cities. This work is neatly
bound in book form, making it far
more convenient than tho hanging
maps. II is an ornament 10 any libra
ry, and should be found in every fami-
ly and in each counting room in our
city. We hope our citizens will duly
appreciate The work and that IL wall
meet with continued success.
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AMERICAN v4nru4r WATCHES.
THE RRsrII TILE cHEApEErn

THE BEST!l THE CHEAPEST
TUE EXTENSIVE USE OF THESE
Watches IS Railway Conductors, Engt-
neers, and Expresbmen, the most exHcIiDg
monstraied the strength, sleadiness dIrabi-
lily, End accuracy OF the Walthan Watch
To satisfy that class In all these respects Is to
decide the question as to the real value of
More than $1,000 arc speaking for them
selves IN the pockets OF the people,
Imported " aiches are made on an expen-
E1v6 system, in small numbers, but by nu-
msrons makers, and are PlaSed m N me market
Monopoly of Sale Of some one Manufacture.
To the Manufacturers prodt must be add
"A Custom house duty of Is per cent, pay
able In Gold.
porter, another profit 10 the Iobber; thus
nearly doubling The cost Of The imported
watch.
on large scale under one roof and system
of supervision and management, thereby
saving many q me sHPensss necsssaElly In
great cheRpneSS.
All respectable dealers now sen waltham
Watches, and competition, as all the world
Knows, Is favorable TO small PROFITS. the
trade Is satisfied, because, though the proflt
on each watch IS small, the demand is large
IJnscTupuIous importers occasionally place
worthless swiss Imitation In the market.
Invariably demand certlfeate OF genuine
mess, signed BY the treasurer Of the American
watch Company-H. e. ROBBIHS.
There are different grades OF finish in the
different varieties Of Watches made by the
WalLhRm Company. as there ara different
sizes and shapes 70 suit all tastes and means
but every Watch that bears the genuine
trade mark ofSWAL1HAM" Is guaranteed
TO be good one, and nobody need be afraid
to buy IL
Every watch Fully Warranted.
For sale by all hrst-elass dealers In the
United States and British Provinces.
RORBIN6 q APPLETON,
Mo. 1S2 Broadway, \. Z.
HBAsk for the walthana Watch, and take
no other. II b the best, It Is the cheapest
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The White Pine Compound,
PREPARED AT TIE
New England Botanical Depot,
BOSTON.
Under tns Supervision Of Rev. j. y. Poland
For sale by LAUGHLN, SMITH & CO,
" holesaIe Druggists, and also by GEO. 3.
GLESSNER.
mar1S cod COW, d&w.
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Doos.-We have on several occasions
hsa our say about the worthless curs
that inGesr the city. The town is liter
ally overruuuing with them, and as the
season ofths year is now upon us dur
ing which ;ley are more liable to be-
come rabid than at any other period,
We think something should be done TO
rid the community OF the pests. We
nave an ordinance to prevent their run
ming or The streets without being pro
perly muzz!ed. Let it be rigidly en-
forced. But few days ago we saw
NANCY whelp going up one of our prin-
opal streets, With mouth open, yelPing
at every bound, and giving unmissska-
bic evidence of the frat stages of mad
ness. Every oae whom he passed, gave
him a wide berth. Whether he was dis.
patched, We have not learned, but be
should have been Fummar1ly. Yes
LeTdEy we saw 4 gentleman whose pan
thIoouB bad been Torn IN an encounter
With one OF tbese US less creatures;
apd we lave heard that the City sur
4 veyor was recently pretty severely Bit
/ ten BY another Of these four-legged
curses TO any city. Dogs don't belong
/ where people are thickIy copyrighted
their appropriate place is out IN The
| country where their services are need
| ed AS evidence that We axe sincere in
our desire to get rad Of the canine race
IN the city, we offer an Office interest we
have in q handsome and vRluub BILE Epeci-
men TO the LotreSt bidder. and hope that
our proposition viii be promptly ac'
! CeDIed.
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Married Persons, or Young Men conle-.
plating marriage, beng aWareof Phyz,cisi
" eakness, Organic debility, DefornlIieS
sc VINO places himself under the esrso.
Dr.. !. may reL1gtousIy eonAde In bis homo
IS = gentleman, and confidently rely Cp[1
ais Eklu As physician.
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MrMraI.
BALTIMORE Lock HOSPITAL,
sHfABIsIsHED AS A RHUeE Rpo,,
: ~ QUACKERY. : AN
TIE ONLY PLACE WHERE 4 ory1,
CAN BE OBTAINED. S1fh

DR JOHNSON has discovered TIA mr..
DCertatns SPEEDY, and ou1y Enecf1SJ
6ernedy IN the Word for Weaknes o. f6s
RScE or Limbs, structures, Affections o. ~
I'D news and Bladder, involuntary DfScbsae
~ Impoteney, GeLeRl Debility, Eeryo-S'
mess, DysPePs.AI LAnguoE, Lo1 Spirits, On,
f1SI0n sf ideas, PAlp.LaIton OF the H.
IIrnidffy Trembling, DtmneB Of SlRhf -
Giddiness IfSease OF the Head, Throal 80
or Skin, Affections OF the Liver. LlnpS
,foT1 .cb or BOWefs-lhosa 1erT1bls QtSoTI4s55
arisiUg nom SOLITARY Habits Of xouih-secSET
and soltary practices more fatal 70 their W.
Tins ina the song OfSyEens 70 the Mariner.
a UIysses bIiShLing their most bEtiIiani
hopes or anIicipattonsS rendering maniac
&c. tmpoEthle.
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Srauspnrtatipa.
RAITIMORE 9 OHIO R.R. GoMP',

OFFICE BAIT. & OHIO RAILROAD Co,
WHEELING, May 10, lsSs
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
the following schedule on and amer May
Il, lsss, Wheeling time.
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0he1atelt1Qencer
,ew Advertisements.

.nInsDAY MORNING. JULY IS.
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The Doctors DIPLolIA hangs in hisona
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS

The many thousands cured at this eSEsr
Hshment within the last twenty year, sIe
the numerous important surgical Operator.
performed by Dr. Johnston, witnessed by u
reporters Of TIE SIEp and many other paper
notices of which have appeared again 80
again be6ore he public, besides his stan1l14
a. gentleman OF character and reSeeeAi
bthty l. a SUFFICIENT guarantees to the an Ga
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
mRrl6-1y
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE..

Dr.. J. addresses all those who have intuTe1
themssTv. by improper Indulgence aud SOL
tAry hzabItR, which rum both bodI and MIND
unnItlng them for either bnSInsss, study, 50
these are some Of the sad and nelanchc.5
effects produced by early habits OF yuuLE
VIZ: Weakness of the back and Lmhs PSini
In the aead, DtmneSs u sight, Loss OF Mo-
cular Power, PaIpiEaLton OF the heart Dys-
pepzta, y ervons lrTtLabllity, DeranSemenIos
taa DissIiys Functions. General DeLiI.Iy
SymptCn1s OIL COnsum pIhon, DC.
MDEALIT.-The fearful Effects on tts
mind are much 70 bedreaded- LOSS OF Men
orJ, COnfus.on OF loeas, DePEeSsion OF = Iirils
xvi FonEbodtnRA AEeES1Dn 10 Society, SAT-
DtstEs6L, Love OF Solitude, T1m1dify, &c, a.
some OF the evils produced.
Thousands OF persons OF AL ages can rO=
Judge what Is The eause Of Their declinIrR
health, losing thsir vtsOI, becoming weak
pale, nervous and emactAted, having q S1.
gular appearance about the eyes, Tough, sni
Syrn ptoEns Of Conspm ptlon.
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M. JOHNaTOn

ne - - n - . w
ONCE MOI South Frederick streei.
Left hand side going nom Baltimore street
few doors d om the corner, Eau not 70 %
servs the name and number.
81 NO letters received unless post paid AID
containing stamp to be used on the rep!
Persons writing should state age. and send
portion of advertisement describing symP'
toms.
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pRJOHESON.

Member of the Royal Colleeeof Surgeon;
London, Graduate OF one OF The mos emi.
nsnt COLLEGES IN the United States, aud Lhs
Int hospitals Of London, PARIS. EhilaoeI phts
and elsewhere, has effected some OF the mos
astoufShinR cures that were ever Known
many LrU1Dsed with Ilng1ng IN The head an
ears when Gsleep, great neFF01meES benz
ALARMED at udden sounds, bashIulneSs EitE
freouenL bIusnInK, attended sometimes VIII
arrangement Of mind, were curec tnrns
diRLeIy.
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YOUNG MEN

especially, who have beoome the Victims OF
habit which annually sweeps 70 an pnuneIy
ErHve thousands OF Young Men OF the NOS
excellent talents and hctldAnt intellect, WIN
might Otherwise have enIrAnced nsLsnIns
senators with the thunders Of el0Qnence ~
ERksa 10 ecStacy the living Tyre may cal
9Th fTIlI eTIUNGieflCaT
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MeatraI.
ENGLAND

GREAT NEW ENGLAND
3 =
- REMEDY. -
- -
Dr.z. w.RotaaRs
-
White Pine Compound
rs NOW OFFERED TO THE AFFLICTED
throughout the country, amer having
been proved BY the test OF eleven years. N
haye become as well known as the tree from
which, in part, 1t derives its virtues.
inc white Pine Compound Cures
Sore Throat, Z olds, Coughs. Diptheria, REon-
cniIfs, Splitting of Blood, and Pulmonary AZ
tecIior generally. II Is TerDaI kahls Re-
medy for Kidney Complaint, ltabeteS dit
nculty OF VOlding Urine; bleeding rom me
complaints.
The White Pine Compound.
1T twas early IN the spring of "a tlaat this
compound was oRtg1Lated. a meu beroI my
family WAS mIcied with an tErtfattOa 81 inc
throat attended with a d3sagTeeabIe cough.
| had for some months previous thought that
a PREPARATION having Gor Its basis the inside
| bark OF VIII tie pine might be 70 eompoundeo
as 70 be very useful n diseases Of the throat
and lungs To test the value OF II 10 me Sc
alluded to. compounded q small qUan1ty
OF the medicine that / had been planning,
and gave Is in tsaspOonful doses Ina rsSuiL
was exceedingly gratifying. = N1tnn LSEo
days tue Irritation OF the throat was remOv.
| ed the cough subsidized nd a speedy cure
was efeC ted. Soon after this. sent some TO
| a lady In Londonderry, n. H., who b Ad been
suffering for some weeks from osd cough
! occaStoned , sudden cold and had ES5sed,
mucus streaked with blood. she soon found
| relief am sent for more. She took about
| ten ounces of II, and got well. J. y SiarkE,
made trial OF the same preparation IN the
| case OF a severe cold and was cured lmmedi-
/ ately. He was 50 highly pleased With tue re-
| suits, and so confident Of success attending It's
sales, II placed before the public, that ne
finally puFsuaded me TO give name ana
! send IT abInsd to benefit the uderng. In
| November, 1855, drSt ADVERTISED IL under
| the name Of n bite Pine Compound In Two
years from that time there had teen whole
sailed in Manchester alone one hundred DOL
/ lars worth, where II took the Lead OF All me ne
\ maintains that position. There IL good fea-
\ son for this; il e very soothing AID ne ahnS
| in its nature; Is warming 10 the stomach ana
/ pleasant wItnal to the TASTE, and Is e1ceeo-
| Gas a remedy for kidney complaints the
| White Pine Compound . andS unFtTaled. II
1 person In using It for a cough was net only
| cured OF the cough, but was also cured o.
! kidney difficulty of ten years standing. since
! That accidental discovery many thouSanas
| have bcen completely cured"
The above was written BY Dr. Poland, IN
\ 1850 since then, as IN Manchester, the
| White Compound has taken The lead of AL
| Cough remedies, as well as preparation Tor
/ the curR OF Kidney dlmculLiess in every city,
town, vi lac aud hamlet throughout the
The renasdy b as Eafe and pleasant to take
| as II Ii eueCGQ2l.
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Who have injured themselves by certaia
practice, INDUCED In when alone, Z habil de
ouentIy learned from evil companiohs or At
school, the effects Of which are nightly Fif,
even when asleep, and. II not cured, render
marriage impossible, and destrUys both min
and body, should apply Immediately.
What pity that young man, Ihs hops o.
his county, the pride or his parents, sdouli
be EnRIcned hom- AL prospects and en1y-
nnents of HE by the coLBsquence of devil
ting from the path OF nature, ana indu ztuI
In 9 certain secret habit. such persons nus;
before contemplating
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DISEASES OF H[PRUDENCE.


When the misguided and fmprudent VIOLA
" OF pleasure finds that he has lmhIDed ihe
seeds OF this painful disease Il too often hap
pens that an ulttmed sense Of Shame G,
dread OF discovery deters him from apply II
to those, who from education and rSpec.s.
bilIy, can alone belriend him, delaying IL
the constitutional symptoms OF this E0Th
disease make their appearances, such as uie$
rated sore throat diEaSed nose, noetuIna
pains in the head and limbs dImnEsS Of siEt!
deafness, modes on the shin-bones and afLzs
hlotShes on the head, face and extIemtuss
progressing with h1RhtIul rapidly, I'll 81
last the palate of the mouth or the bC5s
OF 1.-THE nose fall in, and the victim Of TIA
awful disease becomes q hoET1d obtect q
commiserAuons tn death puts period to h
dreadful sunertnES, by sending him 10 ''isI
undiscovered County from whence =
traveller returns"
1t Isl MELANCHoLY FACT that tho1-
sands tail victims To this terrible disease o.
ing 70 the unsAlIlfnlness Of Ignorant EE
tenders, who, by the use Of that DEADLY
POlSOS, MERCURY, ruin the constitute
and make the FeEiFiuR life
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MARRIAGE,

reflect that a sound mind and body are IL
most necessary requisites to promote cOnnu.
bal happiness. Indeed, without these TIE
journey through life becomes weary pil.
gTtmase; the prospect hourly dRTkens 10 Tie
VisW, the mind becomes shadoWeu with d.
spatr and nlIed with the melancholy rtdec
ton that the hBppineSS of another becomes
bliehted with our own.
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white Pine Compound

Sore Throat, olds, Coughs, Diptheria, Rron-
caiifs, Splitting of Flood, and Pulmonary AZ
tecIioI generally. 1t Is a TeDarkAhl Re-
medy for Kidney Complaint, ltabetsS dit
ncnlTy OF VOIding Urine, Bleeding from the
Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel, and otneF
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Every watch FulIy vVarranted.
For sale by all drst-elass dealers In the
United States and British Provinces.
RORRTNR q APPLETON.
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FEARFUL ScENE.-A Crazy Woman on a
Railroad, Train-Four Men Unable to
Handle Her.-A gentleman who came from
Cincinnati, by way Of Seymour, on Friday
week, informs the New Albany Ledger that
q fearful scene was witnessed on the JefFer-
sonville train, caused by the rawlings Of q
crazy woman. This unfortunate woman,
it seems, had got on the train at Indianap-
oils, with her three children, and was on
her way to meet brother ia Louisville.
Soon after the train left Union depot she
commenced raving, broke several panes Of
glass out of the car windows with her fist,
and tried to make her escape through the
door Of the car while the train was in mo-.
ton. The car was filled with ladies', many
Of whom were terribly frightened. All the
efforts Of the male passengers to quiet the
insane woman proved Of no avail until she
was finally thrown down and tied with a
line. When the train arrived at jefferson
vile it was with difficulty that four men
could get out of the train with her, and
when they did succeed, they failed to get
her in the Louisville omnibus. They final
" had to give it up as hopeless job, and
she was letgo The last our informant
saw Of her, she was wandering along the
streets of Jacksonville with her three
children dragging alter her.
This woman seemed to have some sane
moments, during which time she conversed
nationally. She stated that her husband
had left her. She seemed to be passionate
" fond of her children, to whom she chung
with mothers love.
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!
The PROSPECTS OF THE PREsIDENT-Tes-
sender and Sherman Hilson scants Wade to
Resiga-The following appeared in the
Washington special of the Chicago Chron.
icle on the 9th:
Senator Morrill,, who had an interview
with Mr. Fessenden, says that he is more
than ever convinced that Fessenden will
vote for the removal of the president. In
regard to the position of Senator Sherman,
your correspondent, after most careful in
quiry, is led to believe THAI he will vote
for the conviction of the president on all
the articles except those which refer
to violation of the tenure of Office act.
He expressed the opinion yesterday morn
ing to a distinguished gentleman from
Ohio here, that he saw no reason to change
from the position taken when the tenure
ofofice bill passed-that cabinet officers
were not included within it's provisions.
From this there can be no donbt but he
will vote against conviction under this law.
Several senators, yesterday, who are per-
sonally opposed to Senator Wade, took ad-
vantage Of the peculiar condition of affairs
to urge his friends to have him (Wade) re-
sign the position of president of the Senate
pro tempore, when, in their opinion, i'm.
parchment would be certain. Much sur.
prise was created by Senator Wilson, who
waited upon three Ohio congressman, and
said this whole difficulty could be solved
by Mr.. Wade resigning. He said that he
(Wilson) would carry his own State for
himself at the Chicago convention f,r vice
president; but if Wade would resign the
presidency of the Senate, and thus let Col
fax step into the presidential chair on the
success ofimpeachment, he WILSON, would
agree to carry the Massachusetts delegates
and all the delegates favorable to himself
and Colfax for Mr.. Wade for vice presi-
dent at Chicago. This offer was at once
firmly refused, but nevertheless has occa-
stoned a great deal Of talk among politi-
clans who were informed of it.
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GREELEY AsLEEp-An Incident Of tie
Dickens Dinner. Cincinnati Com
rercial is rasnnnsihla for tho fnllnminn

GREELEY AsLEEp-An Incident Of the
Dickens Dinner.-The Cincinnati Com
mercial is responsible for the following:
"The Press Of the North" was the next
to toast, and gentleman from Albany re-
sponded. The distance to Albany is not
great, but it was thought essential to have
the press responded to according to the
cardinal points Of the compass. The gen.
tleman from the North spoke with great
vehemence of tone and excitement Of man
ner. His voice was formidable, and his
gesticulation violent. He was somewhat
embarrassed withal, and this was by no
means modified by few Of the company,
who cleered ironically at very inopportune
moments. and made some very aggravating
suggestions, in tone that was not concil-
atory or reassuring. The wine was work
ing wonders.
The climax of the speech was faint
eulogy of Dickens and Greeley, both OF
whom were commended as friends OF bu-
manity, and the suggestion was made that
it was proud moment to see them sitting
together in good fellowship, and that no
doubt while each was doing his appointed
work there had been cord Of sympathy
between them pulsating through the
might ocean something after the manner
Of the Atlantic Cable. This was delivered
with all the vim and volubility of first
class eloquence, and was rendered very
amusing to those who had the opportunity
Of seeing that one Of the subjects Of eulogy
Mr.. Horace Greeley, was beautifully asleep
It was q high joke to see Horace resting
bis cheek upon bis hand and slumberine
like infancy, while the editor Of the North
lavished resounding compliments upon
him. It should be mentioned that it il
one Of Mr.. Greeley's habits to- take cat
maps, no matter where he is or how be may
Be situated. The voice of the orator was
to him. like the lulling music Of the waters
of q casade, and be slept like q lamb.