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CUBA.

Revolutionary Manifestations In and Near
Havana-Unseen Enemies Fire Upon Two
Forts-Business Suspended.
HAVANA, Jan. %, 1862
The Didrto says that riot was attempted last
night in the town of Regla, opposite Havana. The
volunteers were called out and since then quiet has
prevailed.
At about the same time shots from small arms
were fired against Fort Cabanas and Fort Numer0
Custro The firing was kept up until one O'Clock
in the morning and when the volunteers advanced
they found no enemy.
disturbance took place to-day in the city; shots
were interchanged between the rioters and the
volunteers, when tranquility was restored.
Captain General Duce has issued proclamation,
in which he says that, while justice will be rendered
to ALL severe punishment will be inflicted upon all
disturbers OF order
In the affair at the theatre last night four persons
were killed and many wounded.
No business was done to-day, owing to the
troubles of last night; but the excitement is now
quieting and no further disturbances are appre-
hended.
The Banco del Concrete has resumed operations !;
but under an arrangement with its creditors full
payment Is postponed.
The steamship Saxonia sailed to-day for New
Orleans.
Riot at Havana-The Troops and Mob Elk.
change Fire-New Electoral Laws
HAVANA, Jan. %, 1859.
During the performance Of the Ministries at the
villa Nueva theatre last evening there were sedtious
cries OF "Viua Cespedes ~ and many Of the audience
commenced singing the revolutionary hymn. A
formidable riot ensued and Spanish armed volun-
teers and the police fired upon the people, who re-
turned the IRE. Many were wounded on both sides.
The AFFAIR has created the most intense excitement
Sensible men of both parties regret the occurrence
OF this outbreak. More riots are expected to-day.
The Gaceta to-day publishes the provisions OF the
new Electoral law for Cuba and Porto Rico. Cuba
viii send eighteen and Porto Rico eleven members to
the Spanish Cortes.
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A NEW PILL FOR CoNGREss-The soured
Danes and the Sound dues.
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Herrins's Safes cv.vp,ox
AT THE GREAT FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA.
puttAnRx s.urA Lar n

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. II, tses
GssrlsxrN-on the night o2 the 18Th instant a. Is wen
TO the citizens OF Philadelphia, large and extensive
store and valuable stock OF merchandise No. sa Chestnut
The Ore WAS one OF the most extensive and destructive
intense that the marble cornce was almost cbs
s s SS e .ss ss s' ~.
ssy 81 rs ss
they subjected to the most intense heat. and v
them from The runs We found upon examination that o
"''' ''''' 'e' JxSEs z. CALDWELL co.
PnltApxIrurA. Jan. Is, issa.
Messrs FARRELL. HERRrse Co, SAG ches:nu, ssrses:-
southwest OF Ninh Chestnut streets toee,hss
With our beavy.ssoek Of wall papers, entirely destroyed %
We had one Of your PATENT CHAMPION rIREPRoo!
SAFES which contained prncirs books and snd
sixty hours We are happy 10 say proved itself worhy Of our
Our and papers we're =.
is6si ia svng he HERRfSo SAFE the credit aud comb
dsncs ~ jas,ly merit. ,..,.c,,su,.
YOURS WY HOWELL 4 BRorHERs..
HEARINGS PATENT CHAMPION
The victor Of he worlds Fslr London Worlds Fs NV
wager o. 5000 :. !hs s.s intern soaal con'ss
HERRING rAsf New rsrs TzRskI HERRiS so c
PhiisdsIphIs EkRRINo 4 GO. Chicago HEaRik0, FAR.
Pure California wines and Braudle. far
the sick Agency for the Vineyards No ias Eas Eighth
Patents Obtained with Great Despatch by
e. sSS w. : -" s''' ~ Nv ''' '''0'"''''''
wigs, Tcupcss and Orua msu.s, uair.-ge,s
ioRs, y send assst
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A.-yTissisauoi Spring Water.-Oniy Known
remedy for Cancer and all Diseases OF the Kineys For
sale BY druggists. Depot 5sS Broadway. New York
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BACHELORS Hair Dye.-The Best in the
world The only perfect dye; harmless reliable nstantans
GUS Factory Is Bond street.
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safe and Ccrtniu Remedy for Disorders
the throat chest lungs and stomach, HOFFS MALT Ex-
TRACT. No. az Murray street.
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0Biniuser,s Old London Dock Cin"-A sure
oorrsctiye OF kidney complaints Sold by all druggists
GERS &C. A. NJ BfNfNGER CO., established i77s No. Is
Beaver street, New York.
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A. Morton. Is Maiden Lane. New York.
MORrON'S GOLD PENS.
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A.-The Hair, Scalp and Face.-Dr. II. G..
PERRY Dermatoogs ~ Bond street, treats with special
prescriptions falling loss and premaurey gray hs d.nt
itching rngworrn sore and scad heads and all
the scalp which destroy the hair He also
personal attention moes, and those dishguring dis
eases-unnatura red noses and pimpy faces No charge
for consultation. Send for interrogatory circular.
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uERRING's PATENT CHAMPION.

purc California Wines and Braudter far
the Agency for the Vineyards No Vac Eas Eighth
street, near Broadway.
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TORONTO Jan. 80 1859.
The second session Of the ontario Parliament was
proro9ued to-day until the lth OF March next.
Lieutenant Governor Rowland assented TO oil the
bills passed and delivered brief address, express
ing his sense OF the zeal ana voton'manifested by
the members and rendering his Acknowledgements
for their prompt attention to important measures
suggested for their consideration.
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Patents Obtained with Great Dcscafcb nv
MUM CO., 81 Park row. Send for law, aud alton,
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wigs, Teupcss and Ornansnsai Hair.--Be,s
srsII Hs,r py: and Hair pJsina Ill uos, sAtcaE
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Al per bottle. BORDEAUX WINE COMPANY,
Vaults - Fulton street, corner William.
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characteristics, laying q mine beneath their feet.
yotare the keenesi critic OF his or any time never
out and well ordered garden OF Corneie and Racine
TO the wild profuson OF natural heath and flowers in
which Shakspeare's genius was entanged. His vo
classical organization OF Mr.. Williams, and we be-
lieve we enjoy the privilege OF being the first to
nounce that that gentleman, who, as is well known,
English Is engaged on q translation OF Comedies
and Racne's tragedies which he viii shortly pre-
sent at his fragrant little box on the corner OF
Broome street. These creations are already familiar
10 tue public mind In the statuesque memories Of
Rachel and Rlstori Mr. Williams viii not even rest
here. when they are exhausted he purposes delv-
fountain OF them all-and revising the plays
OF Eschylus and Euripides Matilda Heron
and Ristori have. shown that Medea Is not
beyond the grasp OF our theatrical aspirations. Mr.
Barney williams IL Is true, is not quite rs familiar
with the Greek as with the French drama but his
quick mind and agile intelligence VIII soon supply any
deficiency. Actors are all remarkable for wondrous
faculties. That mnemonc giant, Billy Florence. for
instance repeat whole play of Euripides II he
but hear Barney Williams read twice. II Is related
OF the eminent statesman Charles James Fox that
though returning late at night from debate In the
House OF Commons or q tour OF duty at the gaming
table, his servant found him often In the morning
extended On the door, with copy OF Greek author
before him. Mr.. Williams Is too great artist 10
discovered In such an undgnided pose, but we be-
lleye we may say he n often seen lingering the
pares OF some old dramatist by the midnight oil Ia
that attitude OF pensive contemplation and thought
full sadness In which painters love to portray Napo.
leon aud In when every dingy, obscure actor round
New York delights TO be pictured. There Is good
time coming for the drama.
Miss Louisa Moore the charming Eliza Of Bouci.
cault and Palmer's after Dark sailed yesterday
for England. Her departure was accelerated by the
painful news OF the dangerous illness OF her accom-
pilshed and popular sister, Miss Nellie Moore. Miss
Rose Massey, blonde burlesque beauty arrived on
the same steamer which carries out Miss Moore, aud
IA consigned 10 Woods Museum. She Is said TO be
very beautiful and talented.
, 1869-06-13

the ralo ns large as the laur shade OF cuurse,
not the nneQu1tocA"
II NAY be Judged tha. Ar. Murray nnoovared
In some measure iron, bis embar7ass-
meut IN the course Of hh rena1ts
beforc the Women Cuh IliA entnusia1m about
his .Avorate topic fairly carried him sway with II,
and toa remarkable extent bis audience Also, con-
B.dct1ug that tho subject Il not one 50 likely to
aronsc the byrnpatn!ts Of this special audience u
enc on }eas nastertal talk. He nstursy ruxde bis
remarks rather nn amp'!ncation Of tbs opening
charter Of hts beck, descr1br: the rrn.!p.t traits
Of the WILDERNESS. az rtsort for The tourist ard
hcalth.seckes rather than ns hunting Rroond for
the srostmau. II tho taste Of hn audience seened
to dsuand. lis ytrtd descriptions Of the sccueY,
ves. wonderfully graphic, and unmatched by anY.
thing Of the knd in hls book: and his eulostes O,
tie iuxurJ Of canoe travel Of the noble character
OF the better cl&sa Of guide with no scholarship
bat that Of the woods, were thoroughly eloquent.
lii, AnrAyt 4ddress wAA delivered sitting, and
Of decidedly couye1sAuonal character from thc
tFst; but after half m hour OF toonoiogue he In.
ritc4 question: which were readily put by tho Ia.
dis, End The rest Of the TINE was spent In the dis
cusston Of points suggested In this way. Their
arc nome stupid people even within the privilege.
| Of the Women Cluh: now leave you to imagine
[, the wrath Of Nj. Murray, which, In spite Of 20
| ihencs3, he DID not Wholly conceal, when one H.
quiFe1 tol the male se1l, seemingly ohliSous 70 n
| that had been eaid during the evening, bandly Oh
served thas come OF us would like to know
; abput the attractions Of the Wilderness to tour
, 1869-06-13

a1. ,ssta r. at'' P.1 s H.
sS hSsddfff iii, 3 ieea' R.NeEn Ar.sh!,% II sndd
SRRs J., r.. Modern DrreopHsent By X spsaeo 1nn
~ 51I 1Iondon, isSal plr ReiEinp d. hudInA Alter.
Ts., s Koeppxn 4Bsr!Iu. 1sE1 1ndasen1 nhen9 1tsaJ
pTr Rsddhiznqs S<ine Rokruen s'e:shientt naa ip1
;~ THsasas.. T::sss 4sss:5.si
RRnashst NonSaents q csn;Fni India T., Ty c,, IL
hqqfHs h,q1rHem 1Inp9on, ls54} Buddhism 10 IA1oei ny
ai III. s1atNrtt tLeir1g and IcDdon It.!
Eu1 e. ~ Esstr,u Qountre1 hy Hue and tfthrt. hnn ~
e.ksT KrfcrtncyA 10 bnodhtnn ~ the TIllss Iln y.
~ H,iirr 4An{.ce, HHnT, HAsa~tsks. FeEHlssoa~
441as.h.T NJ Wilson. Eotrhrpoke. &C. 4r. !.
at me md of the fourth sentu'F o. out ~, ~ Z
r. ine.e ssddss made ne SI FIT
gm 5iteI It in A. o. .n4 VA stle to sasfe io
q th,sa ths .SigeGb bg ba1dhs Tnee tare. hive
had pEe1 pEe,1n.fatsd fTopa the Chinese By u stAntsaA
9hrtao il not proper uame e1f ~ ene S.1,
.9o1t p Ehrttt Is We ahsuld say stdd1F~" Il,
len Sth. o< S.f1a-s.n>t tho BuddhA Or Eax1as, y!
Sdahe The hrst ri there nAGtt S!dnanns tSoeG 81
fTnm Suse9sZAaA<kAat ~ss the % ~ ex.v
hss is,her IT, eat e tba o. rses ese.
Sib SFSea.uuni ntahs Tht heE@N q ~ rs j.fhr
SrSsfy. being the ancestta u nAms q as IetlIei =.
aaAS r-hs sme GosstIs.a sts1ed - Aos3peE s.
| der rr1estertcbe Beiualne dea GaeA'ee1A1s oe4 '
| -SHrtkrft root. whence thr Enelah : eodc II
| A1a,shcde~" uartp& know"
, 1869-06-13

A correspondent Of the Lnndon Times. writing
frptu Florence. tells the following strange story:
A tr1sl tna1 has tuzt been held before tho Cor
rectton Tribunal OF Alan has excited strong inter
eft BY the dramatic elzcuUstances disclosed, and
III the Fame nme e1v9 strange idea Of the de-
gre which Individual liberty may be rlolsted In
italy. married. Holn2u, kNenty-uIe years Of age,
bearing the rather remarkable name OF Caroline
cf Afafun, and whose husband had abandoned
her. beeaine enamoured Of an EnNli.hmau naneu
lessons In English. Ht1 position to the Le@haso
capital seeIas TO have been eood, oat "; ne
Abanuohed for her SAKE, md they naseoea
toecsaef AND early ID the present JeM sef -
venice. Nhue thefr her family, Fncn loL ~
xtafs had taken no notice Of her soddenis apphfu 81
her fathers house she Was atrestcd, taken g
Aaan. and placed II psi*ones n aet ,asneI ~
hands. Al Has shown By a note she WYE 70
Howard. and which WIS read In couff, sac was
completely depsTed Of ner persona aes ;Sat,r aa
applied to the KirRs proeutatoft VINO snmmonea
tic D-A ruconsa. {ashef and dSu8nfef, 10 ,apSf48
before nItn 1t neon On the ttth OF February. u
wa4 The wedding day Of one OF neE bsosherA BY
s,cps fftm her window Fne coutrived to inform
Vnen pt that honH She md her father
guf into carriage he appeared At the door, touched
kcr On the n1 and asked her where she waa GOING.
The details uf the ttag!c1 scsoe that ensued nre
rel C1ren tn = letter written bJ her 10 Howard 5
adToca,e, and " hin lad before the tribunal
dentg g clever and courageous Vrmsn- Aer -
txftneut to HoKAru, Ahe declares, nr1X1nAfe1 fn
her appreciation. OF hls remarkable talents and
eutryated mind. aud wAt confirmed 1nd xSEen&th-
ened bJ TIE nanJ sse1toces be msds for osr: Iney
had much to ksrnE91a with aad much e enduu,
but Eth tney lived happily together until ner ~
rrkt 1T ytnlcc- She W1ttt4.
4sI FAa caBt into ps4eon LIE nAleiattof, with
, 1869-06-13

1EH. w. N.,, - aEe ,s,'.,...,, ,a,,.u
Many ot cur refluents VII ~ n,,u, III,
fef JACOB sta"n. w .tssn .. - 80 ~, i.ros,
nols, aoont " ~. ~ Thc s,x.c
d!ed one ~ sne selJ sa!,tant LII Ia - wns n10
o. "ntsu ~ na ~. , - so,, ena~. n htre,n
ana eatle ~ n an 10" 20 -, s.i nsab ri c...lr ut
US Posttseu p 4ni t M,.a ~ ~. q, +a,E n nr7,
one tlne. e, "ac"p nseu ~ ' Ss,s ~ a. MI.
ana, up 70 a,a' taHe, ne.It ~ thta-. Ls. ~, 49,.
alrpteu 70 one VI I've 'ns u.aka. ks s-ono,, sh,f
pruclfcal saft u ua., Aao ns'Ea e., ~ ht'e ~
etta inlhR as nas'iaSe ~ !.oss.o,1 !,. ,nn"n-
person vas possehkeu u esen usH"ssa s.a 500 la
However, nf tnat a2e ne Mas !.S4+ oI.- 91e M.
the eonSlctlou Fe13 na1ulalt Iol1ea nssh ~ ~ 1 ~.
mind thar ne ahouIu pfoeuse soIie onS "a I'+e w
pestte eex to enjoy MS acnss Nlta ulu. !,
Thirty 3aszs afr IN sos seenou q eo.lattS H., -.
which MT. SffaFu Hscu- f1sn selS pus ... ~ I'll
Is the3 atE - plesss, rt,rs ,sv - ~ Tar I..
tween Bat these Nho ulu lesioe niRn u!ll ,a
eonvi1se we're as oeahutnE = tne nHsst .a.Iot tt
dny II lengthy. Now. DC AnoHn, Sason ~ W.
a Patr1ctan. Defnocfaey va *ta n:n s.ets. sl,s
pnneipte, and NOTWITHSTANDING sue ~, s
thsl ne En iGsnSasE! t.,ss r.;an1 49, rsar MIN
*ete paos, 20 lar a ms teennRs Meni, .. e,en ~ II,
actor. never ula nc make "aoaes'st'on "a
egGu3, gn1a3,e =, ~ isptsna1tur coune OF miles pcr
onteio< ~ .1L = SuaPT - :, WI Efs
hsrs tAere seti quite resreciao'e 1ang, LIS
1sInn3 TEapto!ea sxtsAnA AnE ~ aaAsa.as5
| which tne lsfse o. eielleen 5ea19 p.o1ueen saS
apparent IN oet lace anu !olH. LIZ tae Eleak
maIortt! OF coonti! a1llA sue .ookeu - tnouha y.
| she Vas ever gazing upon lose4 aan taosc Fo~es
were rrnects11V their beantF n ne1 eneeS = .,,,,
, 1869-06-13
ExpexIment4 with Rain VAteFs

TIE Lowell tNase, Courier aaya that on the 9Th
Of June, lssa vi: James '. Atkinson Of snst CITY
seute ut@ put aso p & .ess 1927 es
four bcass, and then eorfed 4 up IN tro-gaIion
denijehna 1ns water vas OCCASIONALLY tested,
s1a sas p P,,a ,1sss shsn to s'asai Eassa, 'saf- s.
Atkinson carried some Of The water TO The
AetTirnaes nouke, and General Jackson, Secrets
res then present, tssted Of the water. which they
pronounced equal TO AM spring *ater for purity
ana :yestnes 3; es II ~ s1 ~ AsSason S = sssd
The Mayor Of the last-u4Eaed CITY: and ptomlnent
Een Of both places, tasted the ~ater and
fonoa pseu{ {sss, sTeet ana abUat
The same time IN June. ca1Rht wster IN the
n sT9 81 n
mer, hut .aa covered up win rough boards A
dim ol oil rose to The top Of the water: snd IN
beneath sbe oil ras found perfectly pure 4ni
sweet The point made y, that rain Water ca1xnt
@ @s Il ,fa @ ts 'ee9na *sss
sweet e Gper1n1ents performed since show that
va;er caught iascr viii Invariably grow Impure
and tainted
Tue London comic Journals continne TO wurt Up
the hteatn On the Alabama question The follow
ing We clip frum Fno:
ANALOGUE
SAID JonsshAn to John,
Confess thai Joavs no honor and no hoaesty-ao
fle1d your pure without fuss-
And eede CAnadn N U.s.
And I'll tn1nx about fos3tving Juu for III you
haven't donaI'
Said John to Jonathan,
1t never ~Hs my Plan,
To ctuekle 70 hragRart, or To uennble =. threat
Ahanr gtTe up ny gold,
And Cau1da Il hold,
/ And for what haven't doue never Aass asked
pardon Jes!"
Said Jonathan to john.
"Ton1l repent 1f this anon,
! HoE dart you use such 1nzus2e to thzp n big
Fer in whip you III thasa das-
Knock you into cooked hat,
! And nsv nnTy ehaU 70 forth and sweep yo1r CON-
| meyce from tae seAE
! Said John to Jonathan,
aAu yetJ well, my man, ....' ...
Err rcneex before tndrlgtnx to such mighty tazeatd
! - these,
That Ill your nen-of-wAr
! Werr not Suf1eient for .
The 1wetplnF Of tbs lite Alabama frou toe
| se1ai"
, 1869-06-13
ArcnbIshop Purcell ana s'0i'
Glasses

Fro.. tie Duytex tn> Journal
snort tune since . Delegation from nc Catno.
ne church in llni,soro ram y, cnr,nna % :, 70 eopsas
him on Important maaters u 1eAnon 70 ..es9 eneu
ehrrcn. TIE business concluded 70 nc m1,an E,ea,
snts ihe Tenersble prelsle ordered bottle Of ca;
tawpa xrH 7ozne hteusR sRlaAscA NOV: aae kuou sss1
Arenta.hop ksa won't e have sspaetSas Hosn,IaIssI
mi n3tH h. 10 ooeerTed ~ he uo,ed about fsona
neace To rlsce in he dischasru Of hM eptse2psl
duties t6A mnsa smsst INA ssttt1ne to o eontorm to
modern usases in natter q ei.qusde. .nS suI 10
rTeike EAye a. order to hts ooaseno!a ~ w,.S
ho timcs q re or,tes was o}eyed- but 1t struck
Inc Arclnaahor, the egts time he saw t1e e,ass,
Mat .nsy xsss trtrs &c TOO 4mn sser 81 ssssal
he he generous rne (which cass5s :, Ga b.,
docs not inebnass. wss asspsasf;, asspas,fn;,, rru.1t e
.53ne c3,sses tsts we've dsnsas tom rcunde.
hun Of an old couutE story which nc hs mouo rnn
lste. Win sas leays o. l1ta nensse ..1,enS yoEr ho
s.eeF eson 9sas a@ EP.s P.ssSssr Sc rsSss
riess Il the ouA eeansnry who s1sa oae ~ ~ p,a 4
,sseEs ss u seeepi .s ~ the tasor IN sas pesi s
We Ell - md handel the sssas I'll r
IL itIlo1. teo1 the 81 Slasn c'snsins essans =
t9u,a' ,nsE.o, N nnfees: e. ,eocnea ~ L 70 j
lbs, an was gone widout lawn n .,aa;nta, as1s
mont: Pa vas ,sto5isneqd s,s = me Wsa BE-
INC rnna rnnS - n m hi1a nov the stasn was adt
ss11tnsiy, he would IA nis nysrenoe *1nt i111 -
y n.ds an xpH It Vii made ~: tbs. Il W ma
H. ho. Ind hout1 inn nns snspe Is taey so.ks,
!. X g. ~ ~ SS..s Il 1 he ia
US sYis ~ Tnt. lis Moved, ii Is replied ne p1e
~ .rbin be nc sockenA' returned Ias tne men
o1Ss ~ ons nes sesaonIedsed wi @ lie point
changing the eEan Rlasses iof soe o"'1>''1''
~ oneA
, 1869-06-13
A WAR "REMINISCENCES.
A Utica Roy In Canada on the Re-
crutsInE Buainess-Kow He Cntnc
AwAy.

"a r
Awny.
From the C,ieu Herat
We would tAe unfold: anu propose 70 uniosI
~ ouee. iae Penou " ~ wv SOY Is aunh2 tue
nte wal. me nsIo = nan weu kuo*u to tas gu,
Iens OF Luca, me scene Tue g sno!Ss 9. Saua1a ann
the waters this side We viii call our ncfo Johsss
etesase thls nos AZ tfue natne ana as tnere Ae
three hundred families oI zoe same name IN t0e
The Worus o. the chlet actor: .-.....-
aou zee L1ooKnt y coaAl Ret a lew Hsh pseI
from Canada eoqld 90 Bug busineas IN IL way
Of oounHes. 80 went ! passed mJssM I9s
few days to come over, Win me undefs1an1h9
that they should enlist - soon as !ncy teaenei
Ctica put hem ~ notet iooseu ~ tne th.s ,ii1s
anu leo the1n 91Rn, to heep tne0 Cootsaaen AAe.
They Thought Encjc e1m as fo0u W1n 70 t5atu
with About the lime WAS ready TO start blEl
snys: ,- 49,.
In gay. Be you the boss that Is beating Aup
for recruits to 90 to the Stattss
We'll says l." :" . ley men arc Ro!ng oEff 70
am going H!th them We may enlist wh-a We
ctt ;ntrc, Would you like 70 20 ="
Think bout W xass be The in!l.iaGsa
chap steps up, nt4out IS isnF1fIanI ~ 5eAlAu2
"Ahetu-AE-Dldl understand {ou to say sou
| rcer - soun asI act e!es on him Thinks To
myself, nov. Yankee JoneA look out for stx ye1Es
! ard e4pol tasson-
| swell, yes, stranger, sa5s !, II c1lcasate to
50 10 the StateA
To enltst :" says he. telling around for his Ee-
I volver.'
| "DldA1 Know Nut N CAV shisI SAYS lou
| white rat IN, don : Jou -"
| fes he could 60. him p,Yta
"WstI; he has Eos squad Of about thirty Of l,-
, 1869-06-13
TIE FEATURES.
What Big Escnd ana Little Head,
BAG Nose nIid Little Nose. DC, En-
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From uaTptrs Nd&aE
There Ia no doubt that each man or woman5
moral and intellectual character Is lndica1ed more
or les by some peculiar confofmato1 OF boiy:
Those who have made this tubleet an especial
stas! ensa meaning ut
Ha1I manifestation of the mlnd, according TO
them, Ia not conanel to the face, or to Hnat is
generally meant by phystogDotny, bus 10 exhibited
- ~ nre h;d that the extremes Of bath ,argeness
aui sma,ltess Of Stature are not favorable to
strsuc1n Of IntelIcct Giants and txsr1s are gen
c1at deficient In th!a respert& aad excessive cor
ru1ricy OF meAgreness y se'don associated NTH
mental accx1r, AnstDtle and Napoleon Goua.
Fox WIS e1ceedin9iy al, DaoleI webster was
both hroaa and tail, aud Lord Nelson a living
hEre head ia generally the accompaniment Of
! great Intellect, bot small one. With = COM
| VITA mental capacity. Raphael Charles XII,
Frederick the Crest and Lord Bsoognam we're
.d ~ 81 ne ns s na. Thca IL ~ than the
height Of The forehead : m indication Of detee-
1--WE intellectual poven; s.. 1ne s e5es f.. INDICATE :
The dark blue are found more commonly IN
| persons Of Kentt and re1ned character :
ses and a1 i e1s. tns Ss nd ss nd
irdla,ious Of mind masculine, vigorous
profound; Just ~ etnius property so-eAied.
L lss.sh oes ess. nesde.ins On nazel" IL higher
the urosl rise the more rnet posscass u sup.
posed to be audcr the innuence of feeling. and
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very small eyebrou Is an indication of want Of
fore OF character. a toler1bty tarIn mouth
10 q' nd n: az ; s9a IL one
and dominate tns 'o.er. F7eahy lips ~ ottsnes
ones with paasAorleHs rature 1hr reae attns
chin indicates weatness. the pe5pe59d'coa'
' nsaas sre ee sissS ia q cs1ns i1saoas easoene
mist, into four Kinds: The ee1aenfa1 = dlssin3aisn
% ~ the 1azEe9esS shesn-N e. and , nssdnese ,s1 q
nnEefa and s,amptueas Of the thumb THIS u The
hand Of wort. The rnot"r Is marked By IT. lars
ens q IT lie es
ertas, md tae sariaee sneati! hai7. m. : pre
ness ., v1u and mental peseE;, lssxe thumb p,
sss. ~, a ssH naates .ss ss.:s: Ct sns e. pau III
saan,s III eS ssefs and ae1iesie 1ss ne or,:n.E
I posed 70 .nd,csse the possession Of rt nd dsl
; eacy of seusiwent The p4:sAial hand u n
j. most beanttfu. and rsra Il desS1neo e .ts,.s -
d Il should measafe Just one n1ocu1e: nc nslm
Il lonee. .hAz broad, rever much fuIeoSed q q
r np9e1s sse epe, slender, md tather elongated
b their 3osnts are neser prominent; Their Fps ~ ~
raihes long pes and deisease!y Fo1nnea s ,Gn an
Is slender, we1-foErped. and onl! nodefaley toni
!. The skin af the ~nosr nsndts deltcase, and eFe
nao ~ bnt se ste aa - snea ,nese a9s ~ ~ a
a descent and high training,
II Tie fees have also been classined The sLme' as
j. tai foos Is nas-son.ed, shozs- broad md desa
~ II u the comnsu foos Indicative Of gress pntsts
q powe1 and endurance. The nsotor *sas!esf - =
: wopEe1oes, md u sSos ns5s9w ~ nc d.ics,sj
turned ances, and is indicative OF s7aee aati ses
Il sibiiry The rtotor foot u neither vefE Nenn.
edueased Gan. And the psetsr-athtstie y toe vi
:; ssrrr, strong md nusca1sr foot which fo7na 70