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SERIOUS IllnesS or Con. wool.

Troy, N, Y, NOV. z.
Gen. John E. Wool Is seriously III, at
bis residence In this city. Grave ap.
prehenaion i9 felt In regard to his re.
ooyery. BE Is 6S years old.
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Tho New York Assistant Treasury.
ship.

NEW York, Nov. 2.
II Is stated that Solicitor Banfield and
Secretary Boutwell, had long Conver.
sallon With the President yesterday, on
the subject Of investigation into the
charges against Gen. BuLterneld. No
wrltton report has been prepared, and
no investigation except the solicitor has
been ordered. No successor TO General
ButterHeld has yet been appointed, as
the office is not considered a very do.
slrable one. Mr.. Chas. J. Folger, II is
said, has been offered It.
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Judge Of he Supreme Court Of Penn1ylramia.
PHILADELPHIA, April ~, 1850
~ consider Hoohand's German Rllters, a
ECLltG,bIs medicine In case OF attacks OF indI-
geaiIon or Dyspepsia. can certify this
from my experience OF II.
Yours, with respect,
JAMES TiIoMPSON."
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HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC

Ia a pleasant preparation OF the BittoH for
those who do not like extreme Bltten. 1t
IL composed OF all the ingredients OF the
BltteH combined with pure sRntR CruZ rum
and agreeable hRvoring extracts. It's use /
recommended when some pure stlmulant Is
required In connection with the tonic pro-
pertIeS OF the BlLterB.
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how. York Dry Goods MARKET.

NEW YORK, NOV. 2.
This being election day there is not
much doing, and the market Is not on.
ly quiet but weak.
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King Of the West Washing
Machines.

uoUSEKEEPERs LOOK TO YOUR IN.
III terest and get Washing Machine and
Monitor Wringer, and save hall OF the labor
sod Wholesale or retail by
iya Pa HlLDkETH q BRO,
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HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD,

Chtef JtHtioo oftAs Supreme Court Of Pa, writes
PHILADELPHIA, March 10, 1857.
~ ind Hoonandh German BitIsrs IL n
good tonic, useful in diseases OF the digestive
organs, and OF great benefit In cases OF de-
bllity, and want OF nervous action in the
''''''A' 'Os Sho. ". WOODWARD"
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Death OF Ex-Governor WIckIIire, OF
Keutucby.

Hon. Chas. A. Wickllffe, ex.Gover-
nor OF Kentucky, ex. Postmaster Gene
raj under President Tyler. died In
Howard county at the residence OF bis
son-in-law, Sunday evening last.
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UTAH.

Outrage by MOFmOnB on tho Offend.
ing Editor OF the Reporter.
CoRINNE, Nov. 2.
J. II. Beadle, editor Of the Utah Re-
porter, while attending the Probate
Court today, al Brigham City, was set
upon and beaten nearly to death. The
cause OF the attack is claimed 10 be
writing against polygamy.
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Another Port JervIs Railway Acct
dent.
Train Burned Up.-One MN Burned
TO Death.

FORT JKkVISJ NOV. 2.
A railroad accident occurred near
Nafrowsburg, twenty>six miles west OF
Fort Jervis. At about four O'Clock this
morning, by which one man was burn
ed 10 death and fourteen cars loaded
with coal oil, tobacco and cotton were
entirely consumed. When the fire had
reached Its height Jas. Bourke. a
brakeman, was seen In the midst OF the
flames, but 1t was impossible to ap.
proach near enough TO render the vic.
tim any aid, and he wps In short time
completely roasted. The FIRE Is sup
posed to have originated from the loco i.
motive,
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A letter has been read from Captain
Washington, OF the SubmNrine No. 10,
In which that officer attempts to excul.
pate himself from the serions charges
preferred against him in reference to
his conduct during the recent disaster
to the Stonewall. Washington writes
that the Submarine was cooling Off al
Grand Tower, as late as s o'clock,
whereas the Stonewall is reported to
have been in flames by GIE o'clock.
1t could not, he says, have been
earlier than half past nine when
he passed the wreck, and at that
time there was nothing but the Jack.
staff standing, and no indication what.
ever that there was any one alive on
the boat. He says he heard no voices
and saw no human being on shore,
otherwise he should have landed. He
had no Idea that the burning wreck
was that OF the Stonswall. As to In.
humanity, with which he Is charged,
he does not think any one acquainted
with him could make such an accusa.
ton. Washington has been telegraphed
to, and will probably reach here 10.
morrow. Notwithstanding his state-
ment, many here believe his conduct
was grossly upjustltable.
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GERMANY.
Heavy shocks OF Earthquake.

J NNVVHW VI hEaE1HVuuNUs
FRANKFoRT-oN-THR>MA1N, Nov. O.
Quite heavy shocks Of earthquake were
felt last evening throughout Germany,
particularly In DarmStadt, Welsbaden,
M0yenee and Frankfort.
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NEW York, Nov. 2.

A special cable dispatch states that
the cities Of Frankfort and Weisbaden,
with the surrounding country In each
case, were visited by shocks OF an
earthquake during the night Of the Slst
ult. and yesterday morning.
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THE "SrONEwALL" DIHAsTGR.
BOdies of the Lost RecoEuIzod.

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 2.
The following persons lost on the
Stonewall have been recognized: jas.
A. Adams and Mike kenney, stock
dealers Of ST. Louis, J Doyle, J. Car.
son, Jerry Conslee. ]. 2. Arms, John
Hauley, j. Conroy, G. Conroy, Joseph
Lowe. j. Kelly, NJ. o. Loot, Garret
Coleman and Peter Cunningham. One
thousand I've hundred dollars In mon.
ey has been found and Is deposited with
the authorities. All OF the above, OK.
Cept the two first named, were deck
passengers.
ExculpAt0Fy Letter Trom Capital 4
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BLOOD PURIFIERS

ever known, and will cure all diseases re-
HultinR from bad blood. Keep your
blood pure, keep your Liver in OrlIer,
keep your digestive organs In
sound, healthy condition, by
the use OF these remedies,
and no dlBeaAe will
ever aBsall you.
THE CONFERENCE.-The who wish q
fair Tin and good complexion, free from
yellow iAh ung0 and all other dlsnguremeu gu u,
should uIe these remedies occasionally. The
Liver In perfect order, and the blood pure,
will result In sparkling eyes and blooming
jheeks.
, 1869-06-20
What In Esuaxnclltnx7

kfVN hf .Affe I cyE 5lH1dS Ae3ft7Y.
Ihe enamellina q Tensile t.ees I'd p1sss T. nov
tive. chtropod1t on Broadway deyotea good
deal Of time and attention to thla llna Of trade,
MhAe man called SAMSON initiates his example,
The Belle who would enAmening 90 u nrst en-
autncd with microscope, md any roogn nalr or
far1 which exist upon Inc cheeks Of buss Is At
@sdlcaisd saan q ssissoFs q = sEse1es;
ee 81 bus. S7 ~ eoased I HisE nne eaanei, saSs
which Is composed Of arsenic, OF White lead, or
other Ingredients uade into = Senii-p&stA, aud
pleasantly scented. An ordinary eoa,tnR Of enamel
wnl endure fo1 day or two; hui to render the
operation Il any permanent edect, the coating
process has 70 bc repeated twieo week for TasJ.
Ing periods according TO circumstances, And the
cIcuu ssanceh OF lis owner. The psnc1lIng Of the
eyeerowE, 60 Rs To render the contrast between
lheE and the whitenel face more stirling, II
somt tines 1ncluded IN the enAmellIng process =:
as the mo1staene IN mao
to " ee ~ xcu esSssaellea sa aeA Tne e Pesss Pessss
ot sa,pens VT, eQs non, sSs sves,ss pee
crAmetng the face to LAST once or twice, from &l1
to is; for ensmelurc fate and bust temporarily,
frcm 1ia to I'D: for enamellluK the face 70 endure
one OF TWO wreh. from slo to sas; Tor enanel!1aR
the face md bust TO last Abous the kADt period.
frer1 rs to $so: for permanently ttnt1 10 for atx
nonthsl keeping the face IN well-enauatilcd cou.
dlt16u IRON eAN to S1el, and for lecptnE the face
I'D ocst both the satas pleasing ssasa rom tto'
10 5000 So thAt frorn iA ve1y eoA alone enamrl'
unr should become lsshtonAhle>
married belle OF the E1flh Avenue Hotel, txc
narr.ed belles Of tae 4es.uPol1saa Hotel ~ wea ~
ladies' Of Madison avenue, Ere II tho present dase
the mort enanoclled Ct the darttnr1 Of society but
tie sa1hlon Is extending. In due sime, enhue!loa
Will bc ehcareped; and u last, doubtless, there
VIII tr ensEe1lists not only on BROADWAY. hat OF
Inc BoNery,
, 1869-06-20

Recent inquiries or tae protection asMns. szoaIl-
rd1, acc1det by yacclE3ttou, fS.Etsh tic follow.
rate OF de1ths irou sEnll-rox per million Of In
hatltac.s "a as follows. taves1re u the thirty
years previous 70 tic INTRODUCTION Of yac.-.1auor,
400: average Of st4ret yt-.s, ISIS 70 lss3s when
fEsed, but before any public proTtsou WA made
for lis e.2tu.:pEs Performance, ~; average Of
nine of The years, 1S&. to lsa3, Ehea public Tac-
c.r2:son WIS 21as1lsoosly psov1de1- hS1 vacciaa-
sre.yc years, 1S.l 10 1885, Gcf.ns witch yacc.na-
Ton has 70 ceIsa1n cItent been obligatory, e92-
Il Other coCc1-.Es. where vatctc1t.oa e26 bCe1
coIpu.eos5 and tic laE has been Gained o1&
TEES Il Copenhagen. Decta.t, 1Seo pc:sots
died from smallpox In the tNelre yeats preylonJ
to the Introduction Of y3octnAstor. TEEa IN tae
sixteen years from lsoa 10 Isis. peEod when :Ie
is rersorg died ot s11st-po1. Sos ooe fatl case
OF smallpox occurred in Copenhagen fer thirteen
yesI1, ald aat olc N el2hs yea-s u the GEaad
nacay Of Baden. Tie Eos. striking examples Of
he Lene.t q raceina;.oo a-r 10 e.e loaad "a the
Ertttsh A-ny. In The tweatF ye1-s from 1877 to
fS-2E, tie t=1Eoea regiments and g:arts, Ntt1 N
sSETegate gsrE1Sth Of +.6l1 E1ca- 1nda tosat mo1-
taatJ Of ts', oziy fEco1a Tree '1eaths Hom as2u-
EWua :hess g,atf5tas Statistics, tae question,
however, Is c4krd+ whJ smallpox occasionally
1nge7 to tie extent Of IN epidemic, aod the an
aver Is 70 he found II the neg3cc. uf The tondl-
tons Of ttprrcsd aad ptr.ect vaccination, Is
taught hy Jehner. The principal Cause OF y1ccs-
cat:cu fa.1t1S to provide sates1aEt sSa1ss s:a1.
ro1 Is the use Of ines. virus The tyaph or tcae
should be transferred directly tsuu 1he fielding
arm 10 she receiving arn, and Jet Eost pT1cti-
toners Use dried lymph Of wiring degrees OF &C.
uytiJ down to complete tneItness. To remedy
tSis and other defectons In the process It Is pro
posed TINT k5lseU shoah b adopted u this
coun,rJt Whereby all tnfants under taree anutos
old should be vaccsnased. md the pure vtr0s Iruu
this touece should b supplied
, 1869-06-20
Liues from Rallecksz Fanny.

tuunf snuuHn.s sInsn - ."e'-7 'o'1
au 10 spHaIseM p.aSas W. -, ~
-A!1 a, i.,iss = S.arrsnt. - Hss.- - 49,"
- .,t t... - 49, .nt.at .iIs 49,. se,r.
Az, ~ ah.1sna,s. ~ t,.,'s .oteca -. .'s-Aa'
49, IL. =. 80 .,o's ~
~ Tnsn,1s ~ 80 .,t at !rnvr
IEeftg Mcsfe IA TIE 1oEess le3yes,
When summer wfads sse taere,
And IN tue laugh of forest girls,
That braid their SUNNY hstr.
The ET1t Wud bird tlst dl!1Gs the dew
From t1o!el6 IN The spring.
Has muEc IN t1s song ana II
, 1869-06-20

Bp, the bosp..ahie loose Of the Warden wAs Ct
ha1d, and We took him tatre, where hs WIS speei-
y ms fa1 .ss 81 nsss iss ~ ,ss s
rteneut had been TO much fr him; hat be IN
sisted a gning home, oeEzny me 70 accompany
IN ana fastafe ci Dpc Of Esnsa - ~ to
mWh alarmed. but amiltd through her tears At
tha HudueE5 and Affection displayed By tho
Icush boys sar hez ra:nez. Al we walfed.
sAa other, under TIC oil afchWAyY a1a emerged
tntS the street. he turned himself round u bis
Snsls. 81 klssed his hand 70 tho old pile. snh.
mlTnC1 % h!ESelt, Adiea.
,- As .s Msle M usal:ug our tass gl,saof ponch, he
g1ss on sse son sIone1se had gone = bed, be
ttihR happens IN sae 5eas9 to CONG, which love
TO believe u aGt Impossible, remember tne1n
!, nes SOL n "a iaa ~os:4 Sho 81 impasa
bean ColoEe1 and your reverend rASner
aret sode tspos1l.1tes Of my scczet, such a
Il L. Toinette l have keps ignorant e1-
No. she Win nAye t,s NOT i1sareteur, and I
eotc ihe vtl, ind raIhnt man tnere he pressed
n! hAntl) to make her happy. En- have Inrei
ts sse hon hon = 9aea e7 naa
.nee md thine: and iuay ! permit myself one
s Peseps TO 4 gs1ha2z tS7 er ne ~. asI.I
forget The deytee Of the noole founder q
Mann kissed the dear CID hand, au1o-
noned Bapette, and ne7eE saw atn more
And u one could not help smiling q. ito Old
EentieE1an . simplicity aad kindlinsss, somehow
=. 91ss 10 aeR ss,E sSs
last uues, k1y1 I" It u tue" And smiling herself
coatziouses su1ncshin1 TO this paper which Nj.
Printer cAanot PIT into type. Hereldest gir, ny
and, AZ Loos AZ her and nv wife, bless tho day
when rzxt took Ieseons from deas Papa Andre.
, 1869-06-20
The Tea tbQx Comes to tho Called
EtMfeH4

We were Id a-tta hoase at CAato1-dr1aEinS
s5ea gS1sEcne tca q wc never tss:ed IN The Cn.te
sassA a We noticed that l.rEe 1.1s were placed
Inaet @ eaSa table, INTO which ali the c7onnds wefe
tessed. The Chinese do pot, ~ Already stated,
steep tnet tea n POT, oEt pat It tnto Jo1r cup,
nnul 10 not wate:. covering he cap e Eeep N ne
s.ssn. n.oN!ns II 10 1t2nd about nTe @1nuteA.
csain!ns % md rr1ling. TIC tecond cup s
eonscfIed tht beat and The third nntnE = very
sooa g. @su III u Tnsn tse strength Is e1haus.e! TIC
kprtad on cloths d.ted. docforru. repacked, md
sSEt oEet 70 us! Tne ayeragc cost Of teas u
Enna O.; !; iFpa 1iseca to twenty cents per pound
prncts 10 Importers hnd middle trtu. aWell II 10
Prices shice make II An nruc1e OF i1Iury. More
pnT tea Is DRINK IN the United States taau In any
other MEd.--C1rfE7nx Ls:.r9,
, 1869-06-20
elAh3


The t1a1a!asn58 Of the Bn:e haze LEFT the word
Selah, which ocerE1 50 often IN the Psl!tna- Al
theJ found Il, nnd Of coc11e the English reAdeT
often 1sHs his minister or soue learned friend
what II meacA And the minister or learned
Trend has :Iozt oIrsn been obliged TO confess u.
nUznce, because u 4 q ns:.e1 n rezari 70 which
the 1oat learned hare BY no means been OF one
ntnd TIE Ta1SuEsa, and Eoss Of the Jewish con1-
neut1tocs gsTc 70 The word the meaning Of <txr-
nssty to7essr. kt1chi regarts IL stgn to eie-
t.te the Voice The ausnot9 Of the Eeptua3tlt
tra11latiou appear 70 have regarded 81 anusitai
CT r!nyr!cal aote. ne1der resazds i a. Indicating
ch.cEe OF tune Aathesop, az = cluEcst t1re,
equivalent, perhaps, 10 The word rtpeus. Ac-
eordtr1 to L1sher and others. Il means ssztaesg
Gnenius explains Il . mean, "Lct .ne ins1u-
ReDts plaJ, and The s.oStrs s:op.r Wocher re-
CARDS Il as equivalent 70 sarsa=s eorta-up aJ
1orl! scnamef, a.tef examining al tic seventy
-four passages IN which the word 1cCurA tecoR-
nlzes IN eTesy eaae IAN acsnh appeal Of Sun.
Doas 70 Jehosah. They are cat. for ad AID
prayers TO he heard, expressed either VIII ea.lve
tlstlnctness, orn not u The imperative "HeN
JehovAh!" or awake Jehovah.' snd the Ike,
It'll earnest addresses 10 God th1t lie Wuuld rc.
Eem.scz a1d kcaS, ctc--GLsiJiatea S11u.
, 1869-06-20

mood, End with a Stor11y kttp, CANE On. and
neized the battery md the bill
.: Where are the oshsF aEtt1erJnen7 = safed tho
".uare 1ou alons discharged The gnnsF be
further inquired
Arntusnn! The oloekhead might has1eeen tnst
no one Else HIs near.
"tWho else p tald1.
.'.An, dtd you alone load The gus anew with
cAtech!sed in such SHY and schooooy fashion.
"Iiut the catecssstus wns not yrt at N end.
mas requested to tell ny name, and 50 Oh The
truth ayowed without distortortlon, OF emnel-
md pasdonaele supptrss.ons: neither Epote to
TIC ociser nscU; The o-sn,l,.Sss woE;n q TN
espoa ee5 q M 5or II .s nss11 SoF wns
ne I o,cer 3 w neither N nquis1tor nor police
esen sSen Pss ,hsa ws. ~
5Ferenf md e1trsvas.ns WIS The otneer's
al Epsi make Wellington acquainted Win
yorr wonderful achievements he sid, In cone'u-
"'You canslo herein IS you think r.oper.' WA
hMy cora,ade. now cane once more On tae
scene which shey. had Quistesl-not sssu.edly q.
from any excess Of courage. The stamp OF the
coward was upon them, and they would have had
somt difficulty In escaping the COWARD . doom II
rnc u an au n'' fof sn 1se encn a.
vanced, hat they encountered q fresh cheek; for
| had gwen each Of the guns good bellsful OF
erapes Which nov nov! made the French swallow.
But who knows what The rpsnot would hare been
| II the PTusstaus had not arTised9
| Frencn from The ned, and the battle was
Won. Once more went TO Pasas, and once more
! 10 England With much eaxc1neas and tupa-
| ,ience walled TO receive The reward Of ny
yaun,eti brayfr7 hut waited In vain. ! SUP
pose there ursf have been some whisper about
lhe txo-snnaesi worth Of nm A a. evsats
he money i Cold Esse dispensed win the pi.ise
had retired to lis torotnions- had again TO be q
| soldier, and, likc my con1ades wore ialse pig.
tai:, not having natutal onc- On leaving ths
~ lie In our 1lhse. This Is IN Truth mill.
tarJ once, Herr Amtmaun, but cannot &C
soSe1 ote he es ,nsolens manaer md
sometimes console DyseH with droro schnApps
especially since n! sergeant major, my good dog
for the chase, With my dogs rccreaiions VA.
not disposed to interfere, deculng them harmless
hut the foolish b!ocIhead OF samekeepes was Of
different opinion
The AntnRnu laughed. 49,.
"But, Herr Antmauu," continued the brnre
a1tllleuman, "wny have 1on come TO qncsaof
tDo not be alarmed, /" answered the Ansuann
",he conscience OF The English has begun TO pticl
them. They either Know noining aoJu1 ne nm
Toc are now to receive the rcWard Ct {out rslor.
Tne tses et HeH Hundsfo't sausistel grew
INut you must tell them nothing about til
rrn3. Hecr A1atnaann, " cried the bWi1ienctd, viii
TIE Am,msnn promised to bo slleut Forh
with he made hts report about the discoycV 9
| the hero. absrainlnR from ali ali7sion 10 n
ruln. In short time the Waterloo geld meds
arn large kum Of money were presented
| the Military Guardian OF the Swine.
, 1869-06-20
-CouAEaMW, O Scdalat
EjA Guid slte1nla!
: Mobile e1S1teuna.
Drlee ruclca, DoEul
DEk5 DXaatu r.SonanuA

Atsae chorus, Douur, D5muns, @nes DoHHH.
Al pesh1ps thousand spectators, take a2 tne s
melody Wnh N eject hare heard ony App!S.tan. =. 81.
81 IN the famous chorus Of tho Btoedleuon q -
PouIArds IN the Hcgueuotl An ne tsoe y ~ ~ "
sits monon!ess, Win hts hand Z Lotost.sF. a1a
hIa head On his breast AT last N LIE Sesss "aese
: Pbo<rkcfeI quid iubae
s,sEntls etuk1ns.
CAralA ueEff4 Eacf31uf -
IN ,,uaa H.. + Il frooa hls led, xni looking up-
Ts.d. Is ups moved, as 20 suPpsse.4 u prayez.
TEe sor1x cnccd, tte huI1, 81 VAS their cas-
t,t1 becau 70 E.re-ttrec ehre:1 far tactr favor
itn raasieIa, gamf1, &c. AZ tzEt shrtt yo!ce
II TIC crowd shouted, ''TnIre cheess tnr PspA
ts made tne cid chspel tower v1b1atc
Sys!u. HO1e cheer more! And smother!
Sow, tasu, all tosethesi HnHsa4s s-a!'
III tEeJ Kete eIhnu4ted P1p4 Andre,
ralc nad trembling, uted to rise fro21 hts caair,
but fell back OVERCOME BY weaInes aud emotion.
, 1869-06-20
4 japanese Enterprise

The Japarese. semlhazbar1ans ss We consider
them, arc capable Of enterprises felalu7g Il {
eonsumms1ed IA OF own counT. won,I ss he
theme Of endless Il not na7sesstng bras. At Oss-
ka pEeFs1ntson1 for altering the direction Of the
1Sa q Sed .s ms sS xh Nv
Ftyer "a low marked ou. BIZ lltrEe rssl ~
Ine rrolect 5ecms stuqe.dous enoc1a. ~ t0in
xes bed some sen nj Mles o@ a!s.p ~ 9sM ss,a
III but japan the star might nnd i:s Wv MIC
bankruptcy cour;, ere rs ccnn.edoa: but Japan
= IL eoa2ts! 81 ssrs? .I9o M I'VE Soia.
III I'M rassp labor ereT hails the pssazsd q
Cheo1s or ;Ae wall Of China After the course Of
fHl]t.cS . breakE,ter On one. slice Of The 0safs
haT % l. to form perfect ha1t.or loE sh,ps. and
the rcsut1 Will be that ronte sshseis w! noe u
Taat great port is nue Of San fr7nciscoa nearest
ncjghSosy sqcss the Patitc, and we nay feel tn
.sss,sat n =, 5ss ~ 81 ., gt F w@Ss MI
tug etuEerce-
Ora wtots en-tous Il bis observations 50 II tas
edccf CT freedom on tie oFe.carF teid tauI Of
TIC cats II ol sbefty more than IN hts dsvus.e1s;
ana Ii .Ep2os. Of n1S assertion g1ves tho follow
inr, whkh ac .t4tes IS II msuy Q.NIes faYpr..ta
hTun To pubic zeIgioH. services:
Yves tearey to De Lord
=. Dan de WHITE folks, ard teJ 11E7 IT,
See dc G!oIy gate nabaNed;
WALK Up, darkeygr rss: de gaard;
Bet dtn1 ec don't clase It.
VALE up, darkeW. f1oo Dc ate:
asskl de salored Angels h,::eE.
VeS DO wtnntn' en11r; visit
TIL de nulnpe. SQUADS to feler.
Ha1alna al! tA7ks AZ praise;
Lnn4 enpn we've borne or crps3a;
Now ives de superior race:
We1 gwt1n to henoen more dc eossa:
, 1869-06-20


Of The Superintendent lends, II say cal, her 11cn
and wen-;ralnc3 voice.
Tuesoay ard Saturday are cab -1eettnEl
ets, Organization. founded on the 18th OF Soveu-
Ter hsi, and Of quick growth IN Intellectual md
moral 1orce- We number II tn,s present writing
Is 10 qualification s5e ssadloasly berai. lie Object
being to tur1te TO The Advantages and whole
kome influences Of the association every man
n iae astlna who has not rendered HIM
sell Ineligible hy VIGOROUSLY y1cioas prAc:.
tct4 or BY srch coasseness Q! Eaaaers and
nae:u as brand nin y socially lntote1a5ie. On
the roIl OF the O1l8pod Clup NAY be found tae
rames OF mcn who, II their respective watkS Of
life, have adorned and taught superior cocuunt.
ties Herr Arc dlyinea raySe.sas lawJers,
than one scholar bonora5ly known ry his kttslu.
nents u the eIAes sciences o. criticism ln IN
smaller proportion Of the xnole humber Of con.
crEed 1nebT.2tes than may be supposed. OF ths
shsse nDLa;ed M and tsp faasna reSet,sd
sy.feree were ciefts. e!sa,5-swo merchants, al.
tssa isr9e.s .t5sea iaw{ess n:rs :. ,sass esakea,
dent gentlemen" OF no o>eapa:loo, theEr
we're bet three c!erGnen. two phEs.'
eaps sro sstnes inc ts,shsFs ors sstnt
also, thai Of the ttfec e1nGrrd And ten, but eve
wee prinicsr and not one Al actor. Here Is mat,
ter ler srecn'ascn-a iset to reconcile WITH :
zept, anl lt:sn noG tic tc1ap.aNe1.
few q the ut!es o. raaets rad n eefoss nc elns
use I s< 1.wa, u ee oeservsd ,hss .hesc i p!eies
enee Tor tae tas,7e4 haadlscs. Q, sosal -
| sSrd,stcs "Tne Hlodoo Gtll Of the Period;
I ANticoy.c TEtao1ucn3, and Theories Conecrptns
| Thl Il -" cu7os!t!es Of Mustei' Opera boacI
and Ballet; ~ = The Sensational Drama Tn
| Heb acd tie Tire" boston and Chicago>; tn
Soc.z1 As1ccss OF Shoddy;'' 6 The Gentleman als
the GcnlcxcEan,'' :" Paaion.ne, Buries2ae, ~,
Purrsts;' ~Tee ~ q, e coa'9Esasaon;;rr - 1
% sad ane1ean rs; Arctic Ep!olsaoa n and Adven
spse: :" "4nas.pooFa nc ct.y of u
tse Dcke et Aise:" my Fa5m :
Talllen: :" '...Gso1se Frsteriek Cooke, Actor az
DTuuSazd;" DEBATE: "Trc Oath IN Courts
| JrFtte-lhould It be nbotisned:'
Tie proceedings Of 1his club are conducted VII
exemplary decolan, the discussion OF religious E
| political question. icing strictly tabooe.l Al 10
close OF tho literary exe:ctses, Il resolves ltssl
Iutn frtc, reeta1 c1rcle, when the members Snshe
shout tie suta1 round tables, reading, chatting
c. engaged h games Of eheaS, whht, euchre, IN
c11htnEe. The monthly "reccpaous.n to Nhscl
al apTrn!attve pnhac l. in1tted, arc polite n
untons cf the most pleasant character. The cor
stirution md bJ.hws have been pfhte
for the Gee Of the me1berS, nnd the moral as We
Is intellectual influence Ct TIE association, IN OF
peculiar community, where 30 much Is len TO u
l kproE Of tie t7ttS1tua,, tuaS be EeAs1red BY II