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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-26
FuiiitaI aotitu.

Iujou Republican General Commiitee.-A regrss
meeting o. he held Sept 90 the following e'ou'oa 10"
''iP.si s That. til. ASSEMBLY DISTRICT UNION REPUBLICAN,
S s T s p .sd elect BY ballot s.. dele.
S0sSi q; cosySSTioS
and 4, msny gates ASSEMBLY, CONVENTION as there are
f Ts. 6 1l'ii 'coSyssri5s
BrO.i~sy AID Twenty ibr'' on MONDAY hVESIS" os
TSs JUDICIARY CONVENTION Hs.isa.t.r
T-en,yihlri, AID Broadway On WEDNESDAY EVESiSG oc"
Tbs ScoSHGsgssloyaL CONVENTIONS shall FRIDAY
SySI IVA 6 &c. =. e. ' Is hs ), ss'
w, yi,s b D.;ri.. a. s sss.r' nos
WIFE TIIsS D B.ire' =; So s - tsrf,i.,.
II. AsssRsBiY CONFESSIONS .,.h ,,',ns, pc, .as.
their uus pess Of meeting Oh hoSpA' A'hS" wv "
P PS.. o. each Association or bis the proper an.,
thereof shall spPoa three l.,sseo whose ds,y ISL 's % ess
and count the votes and por,, se .ss 70 % ~. ss
shall .su credentials Q. the osi,ss 50 sisciei +.
Dsisei Tie Th6uS Commercial ADVERTISE. P' sd
PoI IN al cases " Dc 0''' THOMAS MURPHY cb,fn.s.
Mp. rs9f T..s..., s.er,,a'.
Irishmen by Birth,
AMERICANS BY ADOPTION
rHE IRISH REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN Gus VI SA"''oa~
GRAND RATIFICATION MEETING
COOPER INSTITUTE,
oy WEDNESDAY EVENING. SEPT 30 AT O'CLOCK.
-. ,, h. Addressed BY that GALLANT DEFENDER or rHA
IRISH RACE Senator JOHN CONFESS nd following euass'
speakers; - - -
Gen JAaKs xIERS,Y Col JaYS $3.50 ScoS 20 81 n'1.
,sBL P eohss Capt Capt FSS GRACE s..r
rcou. one come ALI everybody ANYBODY Vi. be w.esns
b. via, iuhsn favor Of Grant and CoaI a''sH
,Si Cornell why shsy heeid De Elected o
MicaaEL Csxe.s. Committee Of Ausnsensnt.
sixteenth Assembly District
GRIswoLD AND CORNELL CAMPAIGN CLUB ~
r19o SoRSs a are eory invited to meet p.@ Dpss
VOID as@ St and Secontave MONDAY sept a.
1903 al Il o'eloei orgsniIe the above Tab
Hon PHILLIP FRANkESHElMER,
-In address the meeting r,urs n THOMSON
Member BreeaiIe Committee en"oA ana oons eso" os.-
,,ou RenubJican General Committee.-rhs regular
,nV Of tbs Executive Committee the above Connse
Ts ne 90 MONDAY EVENING. sept g. at 4 O'clock
S wa psr s,ssss Secretaries Chairman.
Third Assembly District Unlon Repubica. Associa.
commitse o. ave WI mesa 20 a., % ~ & IN.
DAY ENkNiNr ssp. 90, su go 800 - - " ~ -" ~
vii 'a'aA ''' ''"0D' ''' THOMAS MICHIGAN, Prs,a.s.
y.Ss.c Wars Secretaries.
seventh Assembly District Irish Republican Can.
paisn ClnbA grand rally Of iIisa RsPrse.n: q ne W
Hs,Ttsy, No $50 Broaiway PATRICK SHoyRLN, PrssI
THOs J, Brown secy
rant and SolfaS Ca%Pr s.s SluS s fsiis
secontave and Twen n g
sCHuTz. Dr. yoS HOIST ard R We'll wy oraSo9.Sa
Notice 20 Clubs.
Lanterns Torches, Cap. Cape, Flag. Bates Medals y t, ss.
loves. prices aud without dsa III s.,S "a, PRicS
TERS, No IS Springst, under 81 Neu"''S INV" ''" "
LIST. or call aud examine
Grant and ofax, Be,s ia Blue, aud ranners 49, ~
viii be firol,hed With uniforms once No q"
York = Asr@se.@
Rally round the Flag 1900.
We h,, on hand he Of Bunting Flags to Ne f'aaa
country al Of 'a AMIN Co.. NJ. % asd i Fa'isas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-26
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY SEPTEMBER &c.

sau,iron ChefPngree ROBBIE from the Pensacola and ordered
Portsmouth orfsrei 70
Ta.cso ythsn cosnve duty tbs Naval
AcllemY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-26

FreckIes, TIM, Pimples, &C., removed RON -, Fac. b.
PaALoss PAPBIAs Lorh Sold by all Drugg sni BY PaaLos
Soy, No SIT Broadway, n. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-26

Phpons " Flor de Mnyoo,h rerfuns for s hsalf.r
chez sod BY all Drngqsts sBi by PHALos s. Sos n Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-26

For the Toilet, Nursery, and Bath, P,
PHs SOAP VIII not ohnp the skin Sold BY all Druggist y cea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-26
Electric Telegraph In Chinn: =,

Polish F1rnltnte by
rr,ee.. To ri PBRTs CROWN AROMATIC FuRNirURh Pol.
isH Por by Druggists Grc and Furniture stores throughout
de- .,-d SOC per bottle Depot No 2ea fesrist. n 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-26

Tux R,ST INDIA TBLkGRAPH COhPANrS Omcs. Not .! Or
= a,ui Organised under special charter from the stats o. Ss'
f''I CAPITAL 81, 900. 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-26

Chamber Of Commerce, New-fork.
,,.e,i meeting Of the Chamber Of Commerce will Is beA
MONDAY next Sep, a. a, O'Clock to take measures for
, ~ 6 IN, sufferer, by III. rssn. Earthquake South Anerc.
b. osier
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-19
FROA WASHINGTON.

WAS xGToN, Dec. 18.
The Senate to-day confirmed Chas. d.
Poor, Rear Admiral in the navy, and various
other appointments in that branch Of public
service.
All the ansmbsrs Of the Cabinet excepting
Gen. Scho6eld, were present at the regular
Cabinet meeting to- day.
The bill introduced in the Senate by
Mr.. Morton provides for the purchase Of
thirty acres Of land on Meridian Hill near
Washington, a. rite Of tho Exscntive Man
sion, and an appropriation Of $125, coo for
such purpose.
Edwin NJ. Stanton returned TO his practice
in the Supreme Court to-day, remarkinE TO
his friends hs had Withdrawn from politics.
The SenaGe Cennittee on Judiciary form.
ally considered the Georgia question, but
came to no conclusion owing to the absence
of one Of its members. 1t wss decided that
the bill prepared BY Senator Edmunds
should b. presented - It was to-day, and re-
ferred to that Committee 70 be taken up af-
ter recess. This i regArdsd - the foreshAd-
owing Congressional action on the subject.
The section in Senator MoFton's bill
which authorizes the Secretary 10 issns 30
years bonds and which procures the balance
in gold that might be necessary for the re-
demption of legal tenders, does not 6x the
rats Of iptsrsst, but leaves i blank 70 be
filled By ~ Senate: The espsFs published
ID Wsstesa papers that 10 hAa 6xsd the rste
at ! per cent, il IN error.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-19

9An fnaHCssco, Dsc. ID.
Advicss from The City Of Mexico TO De.
mbsr 81 havo bOea roeeivea.
General Rosscrans, accompanied BY Gen.
Stuart, had arfivsa aad wss cordially re-
ceived.
Coaciala is ankuoulsdged BY the Presi-
deat - sovereign Of the State, under the
name Of Coachala dc Sarge.
The appeal Of 0essral Cante from trial by
the civil auaAor,tiss has been denied
The Governor has exempted gold mines
from taxation.
Another town has experienced several
shocks Of earthquakes within few days.
The California company are preparing to
work their newly discovered oil we'll at
Coxaca. now running from $50 to 800 bar.
rels per day.
The foreign merchants At Colina threaten
to leave unless the Legislature repeals tho
oppressive law lsyying monthly contributions
on them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-19
LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

& LONDON, Dee. 10.
The Times in an article on ths recent pro-
esedinas in the American Congress concern
ing The nasiossl cesdih fsass tAet tAe anbigu-
i.y Of ne purpose y apparent IN the resolu-
ton against rspudiatioa, and arguss that if
the world v4Ssssain tAs Usissd Btaiss would
surely pay the interest o. the ds6t IN gold,
. Eaalaad and rAn1e 1o, casually, tas
burden Of tie eoansry night b rsdsesd one
half, foe EssAsl paes = ness isssssss sAa.
the uuitsds 66lSs, sa,kssst ~ debt 10
twice - large.
The following dispatch. dated Corfu, the
1sth, has hsen received Asrs:
Tho Government as AthsnS hAs called out
~ aiilery sesarvsasf ~ ssaaIsy. aaa er-
dersd battalion Of stadssss fosuing a
Athens. and 10 battalioas Of Greeks, ssbjscts
Of the 6sltes, tobe enrolled.
II nsail slat - scomnan5 has besa OF.
iered 70 GarihAldi.
Tho instant invasion Of Kpissa i loudly
urged
PANS, Dec. Is.
Ths Mosteisr ssussls - bssskise out q
bostiliaias tsesa1a Tss&ss - 0sesss, -
hopes thst h Win b u sAon dulatioh.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-19
FROM THE SOUTH.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. Is.
The Cincinnati l. Louisville Mail Line
Company have directed their officers not to
accept petroleum ~ freight on their steamers.
MExrHIs, Dec. ls.
The Avalanche's Little Rock special to-
night says: Information from Augusta re-
ports the place nearly destroyed. The cisi
zens remaining expect IN attack hourly from
ontsiders,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-19
FRunSOUTHA1ERICA

Nfw YonK, Dec. IS.
I1ettsrs from BuenaS Ayrss 70 the 9th Of
October, and Rio Jsnriro to November 7th,
state THAI an sxpsdition 20 daok Lopex at
vlIlsta had iound troops and forti6cations to
resist them. Caxia's 1uy sas encampsd 10
4 swamp.
Mr.. Gould. Brilish Minister, has returned
from Paraguay and il onshis way to England,
with dispatches thai Lopez wculd not snr-
render his English prisoners. g.
The American feet, with Minister McMa-
hon on board, had not yet arrived at Asun-
cion
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-19
FROM NEW YORK.

New YoRK, Dec. 1s.
The World to>day IN leading editorial
proposes the abolition Of the tax on tea,
coffee Aad sugar.
Augustus Marsh, who vas arrested ct Menu
phis for having defraudsd Il. A. Huser l.
Sons out Of $4,000 in bonds. was Yesterday
discharged, having restored the bonds.
A mmor which had gained circulation, to
tho sGsst tAat The whisky ring wore about TO
sithsr ere Or blew up the o. ,. Court build
ing in Chamber street, for the purpose Of de-
stroying important evidence against members
Of the ring, proves entirsly unfounded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-19
FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Dec. IS.
Las, night about o'closk Thomas Cady,
a professional thief, was shot and probably
mortally wsuaded. byA detectise Who was
attempting to arrest him, and whom Cady
resisted, aided By large number Of rclghs
with whom hs was in ecnpaay q tAs time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-19
FROM NEW YORK.

New YoRK, Dec. IS.
The Herald says, Of Mortons speech on
tho resamp,n ! Of specis payments, that the
effect Or his dill would be 10 increase the
mcunnoly of National Banks at the expense
Of II public. 1t says the laws OF trade and
the growth Of the connsry will regulate the
specie.
The Times ms his speech shows how .
return 70 specie payments msy not be effece
ed, rather than Why the bill before the Sem
ate should be relied upon for the ful6llment
OF It's purpose.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-19
FOREIGN NEWS.
SAN FRANc1sco, Dec. 4

SAN FRANc1seo, Dec. II.
The steamer Montana, from Honolulu, ar
rived to day, with advices to the 9th OF De.
cember.
Gen. McCook, q. s. Minister, is pAs-
senger. -.
Malaie Kekuanova, the father Of King
Kamehams, died No.ssnhss ~. HIS body
laid in state to the 28th. Fhs Gags cf the
foreign Consulates and on the shipping in
the harbos were displayed At half-rhast. The
U. S. steamer Ossippss fred minute guas
during the day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-19
G. HINES,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

On Third-at., bet. Main & Johnsot.
HAS Just received fne stock of Cloths of
II al fiAas ard viii mahe pants, vests spd ceats
cheapsr t1sH essf becf<. tss PROOF ~ - call and
ersUana 4zSs asss NssSss sss feosi7. "a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-19

GOLD CLOSED in NEW YORK 1s4i.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-19

un1ravin9, brands, 4 Seals.
Byid 80 n % I . Estes II oues
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-19

]. b. Cross 4 MAIN Stlees
Dunsas, Kasis 3 Co.......l40 D l42 Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-19

cas- 4srEAM FITTIN0f.
.oosr : Son..........Jehnson street, bat Sd 4th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-19
KHOKUK DIRECTORY.

DOOTo = sHOES-RETAIL.
sDsaa cor Ihlrs = a.@N.. Isin ~
u.t &C i M~t1naf 80 AtA effoe<.
Hai.tsmn Bre -. Main strsst--bst 4th 9th.
< Hart, Agt....... ...s......'s'''ase"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-06
WOn,en's F0reheasls.

When Phrenology FIRST began 10 attract Aiten.
ton, and claimed 70 be science, high foreheadl
Of women as well as Of men we're associated with
Intellect. Every member Of the opposite ser,
however dull or uncultivaied she may be, ad-
mires mental gifts, and has no objection 10 the
reputation OF possessing them herself; eonse-
quently she determined 70 have the seeming, II
no, the reality, aud stripped her forehead Of the
clustering tresses, and even removed the hair by
artificial means, that she might present a front
which would awaken the enthusiasm OF Gall or
Spurzheim. For . number Of years this mania
for high foreheAds ragged, In spite OF the palen,
fact that they de,racted from their feminine love-
illness, giving them hard, bold, masculine ex.
preston, which shosld be sedulously avoided
All the classic models OF beauty, whether In mar.
BILE or on canvas, from the Venus and phryne
down to the Marys Of Raphael aud the Magdaiens
Of Murillo, the picturesque damsels Of the Cam.
pagua, and the classic Sulioie maidens, instead
Of high have quite low forehrads--something our
own women would seem at last 10 have discovered
Horace and Caiullus aud Ovid all sang Of the fair.
fond creatures, whose white foreheads steamed
like the crescent moon beneath the dark cloud Of
silkeu hair. Artists have so painted feminine
beauty. Men Of taste aud gailantry have admit.
ted such. phgenoiogy has ceased TO be connected
with aesthetic subjects, aud therefore We have rc.
turned 10 Mature and Art. Indeed the passion
now is rather for eIceedingly low ioreheAds for
hair over the temples, snd love-locks that shade
the lusire Of deep eyes. This is rather overdone;
but Il is better than lofty iorshsads and stripped
browk that make the face more III for Roman
senator that for gentsel, iendeF, wonanly VIZ.
nlan. Every man Of taste must rejoice that some.
thing like an approximation TO the old models
and correct standard Of female iovellness has been
established, aud that ihsJ are NO longer painted
with
'lIIEh uhils fsonis that tell Of poSsr,
which ne'er vas fashionsd by the gents hear.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-06
. Scmi,,or's "FTnishimD" P,ocrss.


\ letter from flornce published in the Boston
1i,rf,s,r ,lr.rrih,s IN. ,tnl, of the A. ti.,s In
,,,,, .,,. I .,;x.. A. ,.,,....;.... .......,
"f'm T""efs pioc"sse'
If. POwcrs nov moIrls all his statues in
plaster for his busis he .ill u.rs
Amrricau clay A. the greater part ui the LAT.
iri portraits Ia he steadily worked upon until
linis,rd aud casi there Hf- not the same d,,rgl.
int To encounter ~ ia n,Ui, Ling statue hui ihr
thought frc,lurnil, urrurtrL 10 him that il would
i.v iufniirl, morr con venirnt To work IN plaster
altogether. Blrssri with the must ndoiniinble
perseverance aud l'tii-ncr, after once satisfying
himself that thing Is possible no amount of
lahor dc,-rs him, Ani any nu,nl,-r Of failures
..rsr but TO encourage hun to work on until he
hAs succeeded in his am
Adjoining his studio he has a little ina.hiue
sIop, in witch, when over weary with studio
lnb.rs he pAssr. NAM hours working gu, some
~ the inany invention. to- which hi. fertile brain
has given birth lie makes all the instruments
aud tools which he u.rs in his studio, and which
are Of fine steel li.ht aud delicate instead ~ the
rather clumsy wooden ONES in general use. lie
confessed that bu, for his knowledge Of mechan.
ir. aud the facilities he hal for making such in
sirumenis from time to time as he required, he
should never have brea able to carry the idea or
modelling in plaster 10 perfection. aud that il
Was not ai all likely 10 De- adopted by others but
now that he had overcome ali tn. obstacles he
found il n grrat advantage. lie can throw down
his tools ut night aud leave his statue for an in.
definite priiod-ior years, Il he choo.es-,hen
taking them up again commence at the very SPOT
hr lr'i 10 work upon II again
The prorrss as hr explained il was very in.
genious aud interesting 10 Us lie first arrangrs
the line. OF his figure on his movable platform OF
iron bars and rods these Lr ias,ens firmly
together in place. and thus has Lis skeleton
then mixes his plaster, which before /, Is hard he
cuts or crrases into blocks OF iirren, shaf Is and
sizss, such as lie knows be will require. Then
when ihey are hard, he arranges them on his
skeleton, completely fastening them together with
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-06
Miscellaneous.
IO3 CLEA TELAND.S 10:
POPULAR
CASH DRY GOODS HOUSE.
we eau Compete with any
House In thc City. Call and see ~!
yEo-wHoLEsALE ROOMS DOWN sTAIRs.
tonsnmrr, We ran Aahr II to iour Aa,aaiare
10 call aud see ~
FIRST FLOOR ENTIRE FOR RETAILING.
L. r. CLEAvELAND g. CO.,
No. 1O3 North Cav Street,
L.. L.-... L.-.-..a

S. CLEVELAND thanks his many friends
In the counties for the liberal patronage they
have bestowed an on him since lac has been ~
business. aud would respectfully ask q contin.
uancc of the same. lie thinks lac eau sell the
chea pest and most durable tsoni. that can be
had IN the city. lie has l,ought the largest lots
"f Cassimers and Drcs. Goods that has been IN
the Store for year and irtends selling them
1T prices to suit the times.
We have "a very fine assortment Oi Blcachcd
Muslin- such n the wamsutta. Androscoggin.
Hope aud all the best wearing Muslins that
can be- had; heavy Brown Musiins suitable Tor
farmers. aud also liner fabrics a. suit any pur
pose the Laurel d. we sell very low; the b.se
assortment of Calicocs that can bc had any.
where Delaincs aud beautiful assortment Of
SPRING "O0bsSfcmarkably low a very fine
line "f Pant Stuns. bought for cash aud will be-
sold cheap ior the same pretty and neat styles
"f Mems and Boys Wear cheap Stockings. &c.
Our Wholesale Department
Embraces "a heavy stock Of Irints-such 4. the
wamsutta, Arnold's. Mallroy, Spraguc. Amcri.
can and lower makes also Of Blcached Mus
lins such o. the ! Coventry. ~ Boot. ~
Golden Rule. James Steam Mills. - Ions.
dale. iAndf1seoggin, "a New York Mills. ~
Peperal also oi Brown Muslius-such the
IS Warren XN. IL Warren e. Oregon d.
Laurel u. I 1 C"hassett aud lower makes I:
colored Cainbrcs. Sattcnetts. ..Iranef. Drills and
Crash. black aud brown: lob Lets from Aur
tion oi Black Alpacas. hnc Black Cloth. Mozam-
bilu"s. .cottonades. whalrbnnc-. Corsrt-. Stock
ings. Thread. spool Cotton. shirt Icsons. Pins.
Nec,ll"s. Collars. Gloves. Shirts and Drawers.
Susi rnders. Writing Paper. Envelope. and n
great variety too numerous to mention.
We have clerks who know their busines. aud
you will always find rs willing to show you
good, aud give any information in our line.
isc- Bundles will bc conveyed To ali Drpot
Stations, Hotels, or wherever those purchasing
may desire free oi charge.
- -Rem,ia5c,. nc Namc and NsmJer--
T.. Il. CLEAVELAND a co.
i"i y. Gay -. one door from Front ST..
Baltimore. Nil.
- Name on the windows and on the
signs nn the awning 1t the sides of the store.
April T., Is6S.=ly.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-06
English aud .AmericGm Bovs.

am delighted with our English boys There
are none over twenty-hve). aud think mysel Z
most fortunate in the opportunity Of studying
young men just out of college from the tight It,
tie island. cannot but compare them (not un-
favorably or the revcrsel with the three American
young men the differences are very marked. All
the young men, both American and English are,
u so happens college bred, aud all, on both sdes
earnest aud fine fellows. They are all, too, nearly
Of one age. The English are gentler, more con-
'ideratc Of the feelings Of those about them, softer
and more restrained. They are modest and less
accustomed 10 the society Of women /; very sen.
sitive, and little awkward. They are deferen-
tial TO the elders OF the party, and never put
themselves on the common footing Of human
beings, without much regard TO age or sex.
They are up In the classics, in history, aud 10
antiquities, but not up Ia the physical science
nor even In their own literature. They know q
good deal about English politics, but rot much
about foreign or American affairs. They chat
each other, talk deal Of slang, are always good
naiured, aud have next 10 no seif.assertion or
national sensiliyeness. They are very liberal In
their religious notions, especially the Cambridge
man, They are not good-looking, considered as
physical specimens, and with one exception, have
not spark ofgTace or fascination Ia appearance
The Americans are men better versed in general
knowledge aud In acquaintance with the world
The! are more skilled Ia the sciences and Ia
general literature know more about EnRlish
authors than the Englishmcn. They know much
lcss of Latin aud Greek aud antiquities. They
talk lrss bu, ARE more selfpossed, and seem much
elder iur th,ir ttais.
They are comparatively bluii. manly fellows
handsOine mrn. aud not very sensitive 20 the
charms Of the young ladies whom they treat
with an tasy frsIsci which is not very aallesing.
They look motc like men who had a distinct aad
serious busness IN life. over which they were
6rooding leo deeply ,o have much taste for trihss
They have ver, lilile VI the solicitude to please
aud Segy litll' a. the genlleness OF the English
ionih They are less engaging from domestic
point VI view, but more promising. In short.
one rrpfescnis a country we're all hopes ere
bounded aud where every bod, mast move step
by sicr aud with due regard to ten thousand
competitors the others, a country whrFc svefy
bO1y has scope, where men may have great halss
aud where iheir EARLY motions afeareoaalso.ialed
10 n long anh iofiy goal must say ! sFe
nothing In the inns, candid ruinI.aTison NJ Ihsss
English aud American young mirn ~ tuAke me
ircl ashamed Of being all American. - Dr b,iier's
Isiifrs
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-06
Beli-Bird.

Wandering In . tFopic forest amidst The gorge.
Gus growths aud Wild garlands Of climbing vine
and brilliant blossoms In the early morning,
ont ears are literally panied with the mingled
din that comes from eSerywherr above. below,
behind, before. right and len curious cries,
jabilant songs, angry discussions, gTowls,
snaFls eroaks aud Misses from bird, beasl, insccl
aud reptile, make the Jungle q very Babel Of
unln,elllgiblc sounds. Then as the searching
sansrays piercs The clustering iangls of vegetable
llfr, onr by one the sounds die away, they eloss
their petals, the leaves drop la guidiy from every
branch aud spray not breath fair slira even
the dellemte tree ferns aud silllnses Il that ol
death, II The world OF things had ceased 10 he.
AZ you crouch under the Wide leaves Of tbs
plalnialu, seeklng shelter from the burning heat,
suddenly loud sound ls heard like deep, full
toned bell q short time elapses, and again u
sounds, and ~ on at inlsrvals Of three or four
minuics often other singers Join the peal, aud
then the "iorrss chimes" toll their mournful mu.
slc from far aud near. You cautiously creep out,
aud peer euFiously In the direction oi The noiae,
10 discover what living creature could produce 4
sound 90 exactly like = bell. At lasl yoa spy
him oui, aud catch hlm ln The Vegy act, SEATED on
the top Of dead paln--his belfty. Dy travelers
he Is apily named the "bsll-bird."
On the top VI the head there % somclhlng llk'
the horn o. . tabled unicorn fhls tubs of Aesi
s hollow, and communicates With the iialair
Whea The "bcl.blrd' ls silent, this strange splre
like AFFAIR hangs down over The beak just ~ thu
red neshy Waite dangies Oa ths stSat cs : sas
key-eock' bead bat whsn sounding his hsll
like voles. Il ls hllsd tightly with air aud stand
erect and stlH ~ horn.
A late tFavelrr says at a distance Of lhfr,
miles you may hear this snow white bird lollin1
every f0ug OF hve minutes like distant coaven
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