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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-10-02
STATE FAIR PREMIUMS.

Notwithstanding the very unpropitious
weather Of last week. the Nineteenth Ag-
ricultural Fair Of Ohio was pre-emiuently
successful. This total number Of entrance
tickets sold was 62,1Al, as follows First
day, ,49S second day 1907 third day,
26 2G6 fourth day, 2l,0f0 tinh day, 900
The aggregate receipta from all sources
will reach very nearly $4,000. Among
the premiums awarded, we note the follow
ing FOR this county and vicinity;
Ellis Dermott, Maumee Cty--second
best sucking stallion colt.
Jas. McClung, TOntogany second best
boar over two years old.
Mckenney, Kerr & Co., Maumee City
best grubbing machine.
w. d. Burgess, Maumee City-best one
horse pillow.
Coleman Keeler, Perrysburg best sam
pie Of hops.
j. l. McCollcy, Toutocany-best half
bushel early Harrison potatoes.
A. b Bradley. Maumee City-bas half
bushel Of any other variety.
ClaHiu & Campbell, Pcrrysburg best
display Of paper.
j. T. Sweet, Perrysburg- best display
of buck gloves nnd mittens.
Robert McColley, Tontogany--s second
best rag carpet.
Mrs. Leo Moore, Bowling Green--sccond
best pair woul mitteps.
Mrs. Nelson Sabin, Mllbury--best
worked guilt.
Mrs. 4. Lockwood, Maumee City--best
silk quilt.
Washington Wooden Mills, Maumee
City best l6 yards uf cashmere, 10 yards
kersey and wooden shawl.
Rest pillow Tor general purposes.
Best display and grea est variety Of
plows.
p. T. PBSNYwEIL, PERRYsBURG.
Second best sample Of spring wheat.
Best sample Of clnver seed.
JAS. W. ROSS, rERRYsBURG.
Best picked gherkius.
Best two bushels amber white winter
wl eat.
Best halr-bushel Buckeye potatoes.
Best six sugar bcets.
JAMES DuNAPACR, rERRYsBuRG.
Best half peck of white beans, dry.
Best six varieties of apples.
Second best one variety dessert apples.
quality to rule.
Best six varieties winter apples, profit
to rule.
Second best display of winter apples
not tess than 80 varieties, grown by an
amateur. variety and qualitv tn rule.
Best plate of six Canada red winter ap-
pies.
Best plate of Bdi tle!t pears.
Best display of not less than 20 varieties
of pears, grown by an amateur, quality to
rule.
GEO POWERS son, rERRYSBCRG.
Best display Of tomatoes in variety and
quality.
Best display of sweet corn in variety
and qualify, green on dry.
Best collection Of ycIbenas, named vari-
cites.
Best twelve distinct named varieties OF
verbenas.
Best improved new variety of apples
not before described.
Best one variety dessert apples, qualit'
to rule
Best three varieties of summer and fall
pears.
Second best ten varieties fall and win
ter pears.
Second best five plates of market pears,
profit to rule.
Best display Of not less than 20 varie-
ties, of pears grown by professional
quality to rule.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-10-02
r E w A r D /.
QniHIHe, Arsenic, SlYthRInP, Or Poison,
LETTER NO. 2-(Paid FOr).

EOm' Our 0ea Correspondent, at Grand RgPid'i o,
I'D. JOURNAL: Business for the past
month, has been fair. Owing to the repairs
now now being made in the Side-oht Canal, the
Mills are closed, which sends trade to other
places. But, nnlwj Outstanding, we have sold a
fair share OF Lead, Paints and Oils, aud to
accommodate many who wish Tor Fahne-
stOck's Lead, we have now received a lot,
and shall hereafter keep it constantly on hand
our brands at present being Fahnestoek, Haz-
lett & Swartz"--" Cleveland Strictly Pure'l
Grenada and Philadelphia,
Linseed Oil and TuFpentine.--We are
selling Turpentine nearly a. cheap as before
the war.
To Cash Buyers, we shall sell at Toledo
prices Our stock Is full.
Dye Stuffs Of the best quality.
Everything that is required in the way Of
Drugs, Medicines, School
Books, Stationery, &c.
We would invite those who may be IN want
Of ANYTHING in our line, 10 give us a call.
A, j. GARDNER & co.
Grand Rapids, sePieDber q. 1858. 4zz
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-10-02

The Democratic Rally.-The Court
house was about two-thirdS filed nn last Tues
clay evening tn hear General DCUBIN WARD and
Hon. T.. b. EsHELNEN. There was good sprinS-
ling of Republicans as well as ladies in the
audience. which gave the meeting an air of re-
spectability. The speakers proved, to their
entire satisfaction, undoubtedly, that the Re-
publican party contains all the thieves and
scnundrels that curse mankind. while the Dem
ocralic party comprises all the paragnns of
virtue, truth, honesty, righteousness and sober
ness General WARD certainly based the IN
teligence of his audience upon very low
grade, when he told them that the Congress oI
the United States had rnbb ID the Southern
States Of their constitutions, or when he told
them that the Fourteenth Amendment eniran'
chised the negro aud DISTINGUISHED the whites
The speakers told US of the immense amount o
money that had been used by the Radical party
IL carry on the Government, since they had been
in power, but they were very careful not II
mention the little circumstance that the treasure
thus lavished was employed n preserve our
existence as nation against a Democratic le
bellion. For round, unblushing, impuden
living commend us TO a rampant, unterrihed
Democratic stumper.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-10-02

THE Democratic party prates about free
dom Of speech When did it ever accord
it to its opponents Wher slavery existed
in the South, the men of the North were
murdered for excepting to being made a
patty to the great wrong. Now that sa
very has been abolished and treason in it,
behalf crushed, Democracy in the same
section resorts to ignominious treatment
and even the murder of those who oppos,
its bchests. One of the few Statesmen
America ever produced once sad :" | hnld
treason against this Government to be Al
enormous crime but great as it is, holt
treason against free speech to be incompar
ably greater
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-10-02

Yankee RObinson.--Th widely popular
showma will visit PerrysbuIR next wednesday
for the purpose OF exhibiting his colossal com6l-
nation of SHOWS without doubt the largest ex-
hibiton now travelling on the continent. Reat
che particulars in another place, aud prepare to
get the worth of your money many times over.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-10-02

TREASON is the sum OF all crimes, Just
as slavery is the sum ofall villainies. The
punishment of treason is death. II the
Forrest and Cobb candidate for the Presi
dency gets into power the punishment f"r
loyalty, in the rebel States. will be death
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-10-02
remperouoe Address.-Dr. CnARIl

Temperance AddTesS.-Dr. CHARLES
JEwETT, acknowledged among the ablest of
Temperance Lecturers, will address the citizens
Of this place, on Sunday evening next, at the
NJ. +. Church. The special subject Of his dis
course will be the influence of intoxicating Ii
quors on the physical, intellectual, social and
moral condition OF men. a cordial Invitation is
al IN
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-10-02

Read the Annual Statement Of the old and
reliable Hartford Insurance Company, represea-
ted in this county by A. J. GARDNER Esq, Of
Grand Rapids, and GEORGE STRAIN, Esq, Of
Perrysburg, Ohio. No better Company in the
United States.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-10-02

Car on Flre.-0u Thursday morning Of
last week, the express cat Of the O'Clock A. NJ.
train took fire short distance south Of this place.
aud 1t became necessary to detach It from the
passenger coaches. and come to this station to
extiuguish the flames. The damage WAS but
slight
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-10-02

A POPULAR MEDICINE is the IIhic Pine Con,-
pound. Large quantities have been used for
Colds, Sore Threats, Weak Lungs, Kidney
Complaints, and like diseases, and given perfect
satisfaction. All who use it praise it highly.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-10-02

On Tuesday next the Board Of School Exam
incrs hold their session for tie examination o
applicants as teachers, at this place.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-10-02
TOLEDO MARKET.

TOLEDO, October /, 1868
FL0UR-Fine, 81 OO@7 so; Supertine s 90
as -; Extra, 5O@lO 60; Double Extra and
Fancy, 10 0OGpl2 co. Rye Flour, 50.
GRAIN-Wheat l7Ot0207c; Corn 9S@i0Oc;
Oats SIC: Rye l2Sc Barley quiet.
PRODUCE-Lard, prime in bbls, l9c do.
kegs, 2Gc. Butter, fresh roll 3jc; in keg 35e.
Eggs, zoe.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-10-02

PANNY WISE AND Pound Foolish was the
man who bit off his Owo nose to spite his face
but not so with the man who bought dozen
bottles of J. w. Polaud's Hum + Doctor, and
cured his whole family of Scrofula.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-10-02

TUtnI nnmbPr OT NpVIiCanIS 10.
Nos. 2, 9, 10, II and Is failed.
Certificates granted as tulllws: Fourth c ass
G months third class, II months-3; sec
ond class, is months-l. Total, H.
d. A. AVERY, CTc,k ofhhc Bourd.
WESTON, September l6, 1858.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-10-02
TEACHERS, Certificates.

The Board Of Examiners for Wood County,
Ohio, held an examination Of Teachers, at Dow =
ing Green, on Tuesday, September 10, 1865.
The following is the result;
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-10-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.
AGENTS WANTED.
OUR RULERS AND our RIGHTS !;
OI-htlines Of The United States Government
A timely new work by JUDGE WILLIS,

A useful and valuable hook $ an aid to Families,
Teachers, Students, Business men, and persons Of
all classes in understanding the origin, progress,
developme mt, theory, practice and machinery OF
the United States Government, in all its depart.
,ments Over 800 pages; more than 40 steel and
wood engrayings. The hest selling book yet Of
fered No competition: No partisan work. We
employ no General gents. but give the extra terms
to canvassers. Send at once for choice of terrific
ry and circulars You can save time by enclosing
81 for outfit.
We furnish, also. the best quarto Family and
Pocket Bibles published
PARMELEE e. co.
23deow Publishers, 730 SansOm-st., E, Phila, Pa.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-10-02

We have another siege of rain this week.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-10-02
NEW ADvERTIs.nENrs,

Hartford Fire Insurance Statement.
Times for Holding Courts for 1869.
Agents Wanted-Parmelee 4 Co.
Cow Taken Up-John Tinney.
Satchel asd Money Lost-Willis Gay.
Petition for Divorce-J. X. 4 j. NJ. Hurd.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-10-02
MARRIED.

TEFPr-JOHNSON.-- On the 2Ith ult., by
Rev. @. A. Adams. Mr.. NATHAN TFFFT and
Miss ABBIE JOHNSON, all OF Perrysburg.
Young Bride a smile Tor thee
To sLine away thy sorrow,
For Heaven is kind to-day, and We
Will hope as well to-morrow'
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-10-02
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
On FiCth-street east of the Union School house,
Perrysburg, Ohio

THHIIE undersigned would calltl attention ofthe
A people Of Pc rysturg and vicinity that she :
still taking PICTURES Of The Best quality, Of all
to the smallest Am brO1yPes and & ems also
eopyin from other Pictures, and eHsrr rii 2 them,
II desired, In copy ing
She will finish Up Pictures in India INK or pai U
IN water cOlors in the most approved styles viii
lalso furnish Frames and Cases Of ali kinds sizes
and styles that NAV be required. b.r
She wouid respectfully invite her friends Ia call
and see what their artist can DO. before going
elsewhere 1t will cost you nothing u fyoa can not
he suited She asks nothing more than 10 show
what she can do. and feels couhhentof giving at
/ isfaetion n. B@-No pictures taken on sunday.
Particular NOtice.-Those desiring PIC
lures should secure them before the lst of Noyem'
Der next, as ,stend to ltsye at that time.
bozE Mas. NICHOLS.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-10-02
DIED.

DIED.
WITZLER. - September II, daughter Of
William and Hannah Witzler aged ! year, ,
months aud rs days.
Smoothe the hair aud close the eyeiidsI
Let the window-aurtans fall,
With a smile upon her features
She hath answered 10 the call
Let the children kiss her gently,
As she lies upon the bed,
Cod hath called her to bis bosom
And the little ons is dead.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-10-02
Very Low Prices,
TOLEDO AGENCY or THE
Great United States Tea COmHan!
HOLlISTER g. WILBUR,

TOLEDO AGENCY OF THE
Great United States Tea Company
HOLLlSTER g. WILBUR,
Druggists and GrOccrS,
ui Summit.strCCt, Toledo,
DRGULAR appointed Agents for the sale o(
IL Tcas aud CuilcrS, imported by the Great
United Stitcs Tea Warehouse of ], Y. kELLEN
4 Co. M 81 Ncsey street, y. y.
4. Y. Kelley & Co. wish it especially under
Stond that they guarantee all the Teas aud
ColccS sold bearing this Trade-markl by the
abnve frm, pure aul unOdulteratpd. as imported
by them. They are soll at the same prizes os
at their Warehouse in New York, and at n tri.
fling advance ON the cargo price, and are of the
best quality and flavor. Please examine Mossrs.
4. y. Kelley \ Co.'S
PRICE LIST.
TEAS.
oolong BLACK ), GO, 20. 80. 90. 81 per n hest
Mixed (Grcen und Buckl, Go, ~, 30, 30, 81
per. N best.
Iaupg llyson Green }, co, 20, so, 90, 81, 81 10
81 - per lb best.
Imperial ttirccul 90, 81, 81 %.
Eng. Breakfast lIlackl 10, so, 20, 81, 81 10
81 20, best.
Japan, 90, 81, 81 9i per 10.
Gunpowdcr 81 %, 81 - per 10.
COFFEE.
We max, u speciality of Ground C"ff Q. Our
list, MS Will hc seen, comprises an extensive
variety IN price and quality, but we confidently
assure oar pttronS that any aul all will give
perfect satisfaction
PRICE LIST.
2j cents, so cents, 3i cents, best old Govern.
uent Javn 80 cents.
Our Royal Club Coffee
H.. N ,N
warranted pure, 2j cents per pound
CLUB ORDERS fllod at New York prices
and sent by ExnrrsS to nny part of tue country
Charges cnllrciel on delivery.
Good Tea aud CuilCc nav now bc procure
from HOLhISTER & WILBUR, at from 81
to IS per cent. less than parties have been in III,
habit Of paying
~ Remember, The place to make this saw.
ing is at
10 0I Summit-strCet, Toledo.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-10-02

TTNtlIS oXcenen. medicinal compound was frat
Il prepared by De. J. W POLAND, ir lSa@.
and was then employed with great success Ia
CXpelling humors from the blood; but in lSls q
medical friend who was quite celebrated as phyd
cian especially In the treatment Of .'umors. sag-
gostcd some important improvements, which warO
adopted, and whio, has nllc /, ao the people sail
the very best remedy for all kinds OF humors known
10 tile faculty.
THIS preparation Is composed Catlrely Of vegUta.
blcs, among which arc Ssrsaparilla, Yellow Dock.
Noble Pine Mandrake, and BluodrSot
When the originator lNod III New Hampshire, At
0oIstown Centre, FOR tho space Of thirty or forty
miles around, and In Manchester particularly, the
lluInor Doctor was wen known aud highly VAlnSd
for the numerous aud wonderful cures which II 1t,
fccted Though manufactured in large quantities,
the supply was frequently exhausted, and purchRs'
ers had 10 wait for more TO be made. In that re-
gion, some very severe cases of Erysipelas were
treated with, - and they were cured Rryiipsias
SORES or carbuuclcs those ugly, painful ulC~rs.
were entirely removed wherever this medlelps
was faithfully used, SO II was with Scrcfaia ana
a.Rhoum. The Hum0r Doctor cured them,
Its free from any dangerous drugs. Is rlCa'antta
the TASTE safe yet sure and effective Ia its aeuSn,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-10-02
A Positive Remedy for all
Kinds of Humora,

Scrosuls, SourVy, saI,-Rhourn, earbun-
oles and Bolls, Ulcers and all obstinate
or Chronic Rheumatism, Piles, Chronic
Dlarrhma. Morcurial Diseases, aud every
faint OF the system; Dyspepsia. sRd those
Affections originating in the DeraHgemens
OF the Digestive Organs viz, Billous
Complaints. Neuralgia, and Nervous AZ
fections. Headache, lanpuor, and Oepres~
sion Of Spirits, Loss Of Appetite, Constl.
patton.
The New York herald., 1868-06-08
JEROME PARK RACES.

Should the weather be favorable the races ut
Jerome Park VIII commence tomorrow. In case OF
rain and the racing he postponed, nags will be at
half mast at eleven O'Clock at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel and at Wallack's Theatre. The programme Of
the first day is exceedingly good and fOllows:-
The For'iham stakes u handicap race OF mile
ana a quarter. This stake closed with thirty-t
entries, OF which twenty-five accepted the weights
imposed by the handcapper. The starters In this
are likely To he as follows:-StOnewall Jackson,
Booth, years, Io5 lbs; Eichantress, years, 1O2
lbs. Raquette. years, 100 lbs; Egotis years 100
lbs.; General Y0rke or Clara Clarta, each 90 lbs;
Hampton Court, years, s5 lbs; Maid Of Honor, 4
years, 95 lbs.; Lutte, years, 81 lbs.
The latest betting on this race al the new club
rooms In Broadway and Twenty-first street shows
that Captain Mooie's gray horse Stonewall Jackson
is the iay0rite, i've 10 two being the highest offer
against him. Clement, or ~ he is now named,
Richard b. Connolly, stands next in estima-
backers , @ Raqueie i6e ncet % gray colt by Expse out
OF Fidelity, formerly called Number Three is In de-
mand at 10 J; 20 Ia offered against EDchantress;
II to against Clara Clarita; 10 to against Maid Of
Honor, AMI 10 To against Harry Booth.
The second race Is the Belmont stakes for three
year olds, mile and five furlOngs, which has
twenty-eIght entries. The starters are likely TO be
Magnet, Fanny Ludlow. b, c. by Uncle Vic, out OF
or La Polka, and probably both, and VauxhaIl or
General Duke.
The betting ON this race is 100 10 40 against Fanny
Ludlow. to against vauxhaii. q to against Gen
aral Duke, To against Mr. Sanfords lot, and to
against Colonel McDaniel's lot
The next event IL the Hopeful stakes, for two year
0lds, five fiirongs, which has twcnty-fOur subscrb-
ers.
This will he interesting race, for, with two ex-
ceptions--Ronnic Lass and Sister TO MOrrssey-
OF the lot have ever run before and are conse
quently perfectly dark; horses
The last race Is one OF mile heats, the entries for
which do not close until this afternoon.
THE LATEST BETTING
THE FORDHAM SrAKBS.--i W against StOncwall
Jackson, TO against Clement, to againat Gen.
Mcmahon, q 10 1 against Raquette, to 1 against
Enchantress, 10 1 against Urban, to 1 against
General lorke ~ TO against Magnet 10 to against
Maid OF Honor, 20 to against Harry Booth.
BELMONT STAKgs.-2 10 wanted against McCon-
nell's entry 10 against Morris entry 4t01 against
Sanford's entry, 8 to against McDaniol's entry.
HOPEFUL STAKEs.-S2 to against Cottril's entry
to against Norris entry, TO against Sanford's
entry. 10 [ againal CnmerOn's entry.
The New York herald., 1868-06-08
THE NATIONAL GAME.
Base Ball Notes.


the corresponding secretary OF the State Associa-
yitation OF the Yale College boys to umpire in the
match with the Unions. lie did 1t well.
The star Club, OF Cambridge, In this State, have
secured Hurley formerly catcher OF the Victory, OF
Troy and Leaycnworth, lately of the Hsymakers.
The Ravenswood Club, Of Long Island, viii visit
Troy to play with the Putnam Club. OF that city,
on the 2jth instant.
The University Club. OF Ann Arbor, defeated the
Detroit Club In the return game by score OF 26 to
Is. They won the nrst game by score or 28 to "a.
The Niagaras and Cftons, OF Buffalo, played game
for the championship OF Buffalo on the 9th instant
The Niagaras won. Score % to ~.
The Alaniics win play to-day. at the Union
grounds, their last match previous to their trip
westward.
The 0rientals, Of greenpont contemplate south
crn tour.
The State tournament begins to-day.
The statements Of the names OF the Officers and
days and places Of playing, and the Secre-
tarys address Of the following named clubs are
wanted by Mr.. J. Kelly, the Recording Secretary Of
East New York; Eagle, OF New York; Eagle OF Flat
bush Eckf0rd, Excelsior, Gotham, Gulick, IDdepen-
dent, Jefferson, Mansion Marion, Meteor, OF Addi-
Sawpit of Portchester; Una, OF Mt Vernon; Union
Of Morisania: Union, Of Lanslngburg. Letters
containing the statements should be sent 10 the
above at the HERALD Office.
MATCHES TO COME OFF.
June s--Atiantic vs. Star; Union grounds.
Imne siyas vs. FlSawssy Jones' H," Wood; nn..
June 0--independeut IS. Harmonic; Carroll PART.
June lo-Mutuai vs. Oriental Of Greenpoint; Union
grounds.
June io--Uuion. Of Hudson City, opening day. Hud.
June ii-sock and Buskin vs.. Quill and Scissors;
Union grounds, one =. M.
June i6-Union, Of Morrsania, vs. Star, of Plea
June is-Active W. Rose Hill; at rordham.
The New York herald., 1868-06-08
HIGH BRIDGE.

A view OF the scenery on either side ana or GNU
immediate enyirOns OF the High Bridge ON o rainy
day In vOuchsafed TO few persons Duty rarely
calls to such opportunity and not many are gifted
with that romantcism Of imagination which would
lead them to Gull and garland for the decoration Of
memory the rare natural images which the sur
rOundings here present. The skies yesterday were
flied with pOrtentOus clouds, whose dark and
Jagged edges modelled by the shifting winds seemed
to he shaken by q warning spirit, before the rain
came falling In peIting showers The sun, full OF tts
summer warmth, shOne through the clouds ana
whiriing mists with sultry lustre thas
was only darkened again to let down the pouring
rain. In the midst OF these humid visi9ti0ns tho
waters OF the Harem river. slightly swollen, swept
under the stone arches on the widening way to
the sea, and few eyes were near, except the vague
ones OF servants in the negbborng hotels, TO see is
swift eddes and its crcng rpplets around the abut
ments of granite. Above the river and directly be-
meath the lovely pavement OF The bridge the Or0t0n
wave In its funess and limpdity, rolled murmuringy
along in the early future scintillaed into Ga
tawba c0bblers and whiskey cocktails, or whitcned
10y some innocent preparatlon of ciiik 70 w
under the Saxon nomenclature OF milk. NOW
and then elegant carriage, with fragment OF the
ttife rolled along Eighth avenue, but even when on
| line with the long smooth promenade continued
TO move with unabated velocity. Still, The season In
now advanced far enough tO present It's distinctive
features. though The solitary visitor could not sag
beyond the first line with fun truth
say isai @p NOV bsss, "s P%s'l Ssal. to the ,vas
The mocking birds warfing,
IN this merry month J'tnc;
Ny soul joins in the chorus,
As they swell their srtless 'sy.
SIT and dream Of heaven.
On this sunny summers day.
on !he wcSteil side "wO0dS woods, In gay
thcatric pride" presented themselves 70 the admira
ton OF the visitor while not ''a temples m0ulderRg
top betwecn,r but n0urishing mansions, were dis
ccrned through The green alcoves, and beyond ap9
above all, In silent, lonely BEAUTY, there barely ap
pcared the round, peaked, gmmering roof OF . GU
pola or tower. Mining the turf for ages the river
turcsque iOveliness, which the hand OF art has hero
and there blended with fs own ChOicese
modcllings, without discord to the natural.
sweet harmony which existed before. Lated
in the afternoon the skies asserted their
peculiar co0rs. and the rain ceasng 10 fai1
Eighth avenue astir with fine specimens OF hOrso
1esh, which mOvedsup and down with light ana
easy celebrity which looked breezy. The bridge wa5
then trod by number OF ladies and gentlemen, whG
enjoyed pleasure well worth the risk incurred In
one OF the Oveiest sunsets, his departing majesty
smiling with such Deep internal sense OF benevO-
ence that the light thereof, prsmatcay altered bl
the humid atmosphere, was nung FAR and Wide along
visas OF breaking clouds In crimson, golden, 0raaRs
aud russell beauty too grand for description.