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New-York tribune., 1872-08-12
THE LIBERAL CAUSE IN YEW-HlMPSHIRE

ono AIMING FOR THE CAMPAIGN-A STRONG
STATE COMMITTEE.
Liberal Republcanism has steadily in
crvasing foothold In New Hampshire. ana numbers
among its supports many OF the abest and oldest Ra
publicans the state State Committee has recently
been appointed, with strong representatives in each
county. meeting Of this Committee for the purpose
OF organization, has been called 70 meet at Concord on
Thursday next when reports viii heard from various
sections OF the state and the campaign begun IN earnest
Three members OF the Committee. Thomas b. Jones' NJ
Morse, and stephen Gordon members OF the Grant
state Committee. Speaking Of the Committee, The
Lancaster Independent Gazette says:
The members OF this Committee all well known Ia
the business aud political cUcles ot Ae sVs-thoy axe
New-York tribune., 1872-08-12
SPEECH BY ANpREW JOHNSON.
THE PRESENT A TINE FOR PATRIOTISM NOT
PARIIsANsHIP-THE DEMAND FOR PEACE
RFCDNCTIIATION

THE PRESENT A TIME FOR PATRIOTISM NOT
PARTIsANsHIP-THE DEMAND FOR PEACE
AND RECONCILIATION.
Knoxville, Aug. 11.-EX-President Johnson
spoke here by invitation last evening for two hours and
q quarter. 10 a good audience lie introduced by
Judge A. r. Nelson, who spoke Of him the peoples
man, plain Andy Johnson" Mr. Johnson said he was
candidate for any Office He thought 1t was well
times Of popular upheava to take bearings and
see whittier drifting. Recurring 70 first prin-
Cpes he said the Government has been drifting from
Constitutional mOOrings and become the paythng OF
irresponsible Congress at the dictatOn Of usurping
Executive. He reviewed President Grants Admnistra
ton with severity but with moderation; discussed
Official gift-tabng bribery, citing tho case OF Sir
John Trever, in England. He favored
term and the election President by direct OF the
people The reelection Of Grant would, he said be
great national disaster He accepted Greeley on the
principle OF unavoidable pressure Of circumstances be-
yOud human control. which has limited the choice 20
Patriots cannot hesitate 20 choose Greeley.
10 time say tis that Is or Is not my party
but let all unite in saying This Is country. The
country must have reconciliation, restoration OF cf
rights TO all citizens confidence between the sections
and reform OF The service. He JOhnsOnl pleaded Or
return Of the ancient Ior the Constitution
and official obligations.
The speech was well received aud generally ap-
ulauded
New-York tribune., 1872-08-12

OF Republican antecedents, and have been IN the Past
among the effective organizers ana Aoorers wIt
now disrupted Republican party In presenting the
OF nearly two score OF prominent Repnboans ~
the active Central Committee OF the Liberal kePuDhca
organization. abundant evidence IL offered OF IDe
present strength OF the new movement. We are IN
formed that advices received from all sections OF the
State indicate the existence Of widespread reform sen
tment The new State Committee viii meet In due sea
son for organization and inaugurating the campaign a
Liberal Republican State Convention VIII De helq carry
In the Autumn. and tho canvass will open under the
most encouraging auspices.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-12
PERSONALITY TELEGRAPH.

1t il believed by some of the Cabinet officers in
wgtoa that Pres dent Grant will lni bold Of the
Cabinet
- John Van Etten. ir. former Sheriff of Orange
died hi. residence n Cutbickve, Aus D.
he was buried Aug. 3. With Masonic hOaors
.. Gen. Brce is expected to go from Port-au-
Prince Berlin demonstrating the part Of h1y
Sh the German Government about the late bOmDariment
Lyman Munger prominent and wealthy citl-
zen R0,sr and Of The earliest pioneers Of Western New tok
iel al city, Yesteray IN his 72i ycir
New-York tribune., 1872-08-12
THE WEST VIRGINIA CANVASS.
IMMENSE GATHERING AT SALT SULPHUR sfhlNU'
ENCOURAGING PROSPECTS.
-.-..-- -LLl Up

lBY TELEGRAPH TO TnB TRIBUNkI
SALT SULPHUR SPRINGS, Aug. 11.-A great
Democratic mass meeting and barbecue took place heIe
yesterday the crowd being larger than has assemOe "
this county since the The speakers were Wv
Price, r. 7. Merrick of Washington CITY ana CoiS' v" y
Gilman and W r. Berkeley Of Virginia The oroWd re
manned until late hour in the afternoon, and seemed
not the least disposed 10 quit until the close Oh VI"
speaking All the speakers recommended the election &
Greeley and Camden the regular Democratic NOMINEE @ %
Governor and earnestly urged everybody to Vo'e ~,
Constitution Leading Democrats say that the 'ely
effect was produced. and that similar meeuhEs -.
out the STATED would arouse the party 70 ~ wv md
pg tSe canvass is becoming very bitter Gov walker who
is al the White Sulphur Springs. has been i'ou
part in the canvass The state certain iOr '"0
al both elections.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-12
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS
B. GRAFT BROWNS ACCEPTANCE.
MS LETTER TO THE CHAIRMAN OF THE BALIl-
MORE CONVENTION.

MORE CONVENTION
Sr. LOurs. Aug. 10.-TRe Erening D'spatch
rh,,shos tba correspondence between J. r. Doottie
ard n cr,tz Brown respecting the nomination OF the
Latter for Vce.President by the Baltimore Convention
The letter OF Br. Brown is as follows:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
JEFFERSON CITY, Aug. 5, lS'Z. }
GESTIFMEN OF THE COMMITTEE: l have the
honor to acknowledge the receipt of your commun-
cation advising me that I had been unanimously
nominated as candidate for the Vice-Presidency OF
the United States at Baltimore. For this mark OF
confidence on the part of SO large a representative
body of my fellow-citizens, cannot too deeply ex-
press my gratitude. The distinction is one which
feel 90 be in a great measure undeseryed where so
many more suitable could have been found; ana yet
should your action be confirmed, shall endeavor 10
discharEe the duties OF that high place with hdey
to your trust with devotion to the pubic interest
and with iuAexible resolution 20 prove not uh"O'-
thy Of such choice.
Tbo f,ct that II reposes also upon the declaration
of principes affirmed by the Liberal Republicans al
Cincinnati and proclaimed without amendment by
the Democratic party at Baltimore, gives assurance
that in tins combined expression there IS sought
only the deliverance of the nation from present
great peril 20 its peace and liberties. To that end
all minor considerations have been subordinated'
and an illustration presented to the country OF un-
selfish patriotism rathef than any sticking for party
advantage which should convince all Of the perfect
sincerity OF this movement
1t has involved no surrender on either part OF any
former CONVICTIONS 1t has not been negotla'eu ~
bargained origin was from the people IH0'7
differing n he past on some issues OF gre"'
tude yet now that they are settled tuolo !" 80
concurrence between us al upon the NlH queS''oN'
acitating the public mind. What conduct OF ma
ronT
New-York tribune., 1872-08-12
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT. D
OFFICE or THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHINGTOS. ID. G.. Aug. u. ls72-l a. IN.

AR DEPARIMthTs D
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsHINGTOS. ID. G.. Aug. II. Is72-I a. IN.
Synopsis Tor me Dasi fCenh-f0ur houS
The low barometer OF Sunday afternoon has
moved from Pennsylvania INTO New-YOrk, with ram III
Virginia and Maryland.
SOutherly westerly winds will extend to the lower
lakes. and eastward over the Middle and Eastern
states
Variable light sOuthery and nOrtherly winds on the
Gulf and South Atlantic, with clear weather, nOrthery
and westerly winds frOm Iowa To Michigan, and south
ward 10 Tennessee with partly cloudy but clearing
weather.
Probabilities.
The low barometer south OF Lake ontario will move
eastward with cloudy weather occasional ram anu
westerly winds the Lower Lakes, rom Lake Erle 70
Virginia.
Partly cloudy weather. with sOutherly and westerly
winds and incseaslug clOudiuess with possibly ram
areas eastward the Middle and Eastern States.
Variable nOrtheasterly and sOutbery winds and partly
weather in the Gulf and SOuth Atlantic states;
clearing weather and uOrthery 10 westerly winds nom
Iowa 10 Michigan and sOuhward TO the Ohio Valley.
4 THUNDERSTORM AT WORCESTER.
WORCESTER, Mass, Aug 11.-This city was
visited this afternoon by the segerest thundershower
ever experienced here.
Four houses were struck by lightning, and the streets
in many places were badly washed away by the rain
which fell IN torrents.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-12
5ueclal Ncllces



W McCANDLlSS NJ D., Of n, lOll Arch.st Pb .ephta
Who has mate PILES ITCHING PLBS FiSSuRE ULCBRA
rIOS OF rHE RECrUa specially for ~eny
thousands without laie positively trae
nov Nicholas Hotel Room No jA he give o.
IN this cr md Phniepha whom be-
that render PkRtktI srd PERMANENT CURB m BykRT
o. PILLS matter bow Of long ,ttne by
ABSORPTION WITHOUT PAIN, DANGER CAU>rICS os M
,TRUMkNrS, and NO DETENTION PROM BUSINESS INSTANT
RkIkF N GiNBN and o th disease
ificei assured there p0a lbs resi,
satisfy who call hn &c cvry url ssA
MonisY uh Ilursisy. inclusive
New-York tribune., 1872-08-12
TIE CAMPAIGN IN MAINE.
GROWTH OF THE LIBERAL CAUsE-DhmASD .l,a, I'm rOH
spFAvrPs-wAss MEETING IN BLAINEs Dis
TRICT ON THURSDAY.
rsY rE1EGRAPHrO THE TRlBUSEI

TRICT on THURsDAl' -.
ray TELEGRAPH TO TiiE TRIBUNEl
PORTLAND, Aug. 1.-THE Liberal movement
is still advancing with all reasohaoe speed anu
- -, =, nv no means impossible. There is lack Of
oers 70 supply the constant mportunings Of the peo-
Mo Who having finished their most pressing Summer
r are eager to political discussions a. the great
audiences everywhere attest II earnest and able Re
pubHcans who have come into the Liberal movement
oud canvass andspeak all the towns in the state the
result ON the 9th OF September would be surprising.
Major Haggerty is doing excellent work IN the
Vth District ana MI ntOn began here last
night another series OF powerful addresses He spoke TO
large audience at City Hall last night He Will spea
in Biddeford tomorrow ngrt, at Ellsworth on Tuesday
and al Rockland on Wednesday. His appointments are
made up for a week
ON Thursday the day OF tho Liberal Convention in the
MA District there will be a meeting, At which
Leonard SWEET Of Chicago, the Hon l. T Wiam ms ana
Others viii speak.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-12
A THUNDERSTORM At WORCEs
sUNsTROKES.

Michael Mccormick, age 2j of No. 314 South
Third-st. Brooklyn. e. D. fell dead from the heat at
South Third and Nnth-sts. yesterday.
John Lennon age Il. was sunstruck, yesterday at
Franknaye. and Pacdcst.. Brooklyn. and sent to
the CITY Hospital.
Peter j. BrOss age 49, and veteran Of the War OF 1872
living IN Eenye ~ j., prOotrated by tins heat, In
Cilhst., on Saturday
New-York tribune., 1872-08-12

Hrt Assistant surxsoas, g. Thompson Cigsns Cisrk. w..
(irahan ir P,ynars Cst X MI GrHBesf H N. Grhn CU
psuter Keatnz acting Bos~sa. Il w. HaaLngn. CsDa
Mannes soond Lutensnt. g goriAn ssi TLA. IA
gaIas Feet Pay Clerks. ptssengen
New-York tribune., 1872-08-12
THE APOLLO HALL DEM0CRACY-ANOTHER
RESIGNATION.

TO TIC hdIIOT OF TIC IrIOHWe
SIR The same reasons which governed my
friend VIM H. wiokham In his resignation as Chairman
OF the Apollo Hall Democracy, published in your
edition OF yesterday assign for my resignation as
VceIharman of the Iyth Assembly District General
Committee. 1 OF those Democrats who advo-
Gated after the defeat OF the Ring" Fall that the
Apollo Hall Democracy and the Committee OF Seventy
should disDand. their respective missions had
been performed. Now | discover that Mr. Wick
ham, who has served efficiently. cOurteously.
and lmpartaly cannot even conduct ordinary meet
Ing Of the Executive Committee without being iDsulted
by one who Is working fhe interest OF Grant and his
corrupt followers In this city. Democrat who abides
by the action of the Baltimore Convention, shall not
waste my energies Ia wrcngng the detection OF a
judas in Apollo Hail. the building up OF any factiOus
ry organization but shall hereafter all endo
b unite nv party locally and nationally that may
restore good Government at Washington by the election
D Greeley aud Brown and preserve this city the IN
tefests OF Reform 40 nuspciOusy begun.
ASw- l0rk, ava. ~, I94 a. y, sAL1ntLL
New-York tribune., 1872-08-12

pagn although the invitations 10 that effect pour IN
upon him. from all sections of the country IN countless
numbers.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-12

Ongnaei and has gvea he Lsu3Hs8 o." ~ nine te' At M
Cooper institute % siJ palezv without - acc ienl
New-York tribune., 1872-08-12

smnII-pox, PeVer-, aud skin Diseases, ps>ysut~f br
L.spt0ugs PrnErig SsLHK VtsUng sni nUzontnz elects
ar markabe D. snd prevc8uDa So By AL
he. maker, H. LAgPIDUOH ~ il3h9n bih L9aila
New-York tribune., 1872-08-12

Houseman's German Cough DTop--An efee'l,i rsrnet
shmI coils. cough. &C. u u 1fen l pf i'f D' PJes
A. sih great satisfaction. soi bY JDnr T. HEaAf
New-York tribune., 1872-08-12
Lille A-.ocial.en Of America.

By ore ,he General Boar A,s5a,nou
Amcrcl hrv De- thc nocr hoiers ot sai
me ooc o the corp"rton 10 the CITY o ~ Lu MONDAY N
oh lay August next 40 ocok Tor tlc urpns Considering
proposed incnimca hr te
vote or sgslnst che adoption OF the
vs. HANtss. Nrcy. JAS n BRirroh, Prrst
New-York tribune., 1872-08-12
MARRLEN

ALLRN-sAyGREE-A Trinity Reformed Chgh BlooT Rr1 Pe1s-
August s2, by Rev Milton H. SalBT b'lef n tsr pf,1o
asriaei By Rev o. o4cm aad Rev Wa ~ D.ttncf Df -
Allen Ncs-fOrk Ctr and Mis- inue h1rfueuo sDgfee o.
MctonnelLtoKu Hunting IOH County, Penn No c4nis
New-York tribune., 1872-08-12

Did

Al Notices Of Marriages must be indOrsed NTH haa
alnlP dnd 0ddrgss
New-York tribune., 1872-08-12

UlNNIE NNFFIFT
(ead anl bust t1rb-sl
admirable likeness hho.rnpn him
able % b. huug q pagors bhfaucs. sa club roons
suy srrsa 90 Nn tel states rlsilg pli
ono noitr
AiIyli Tut TRIBUNE. Nea-Y,A Cig.
The Workinrwon'ens Protective Uulon
roirrss
upon siugv onoa Boa hatihnf sg. 1IA'NEqR
COPNISrN 1rKAuESNOMEN. CLhhNS Nc .anpi.l d, "a,
poter, ohHng tnp1lu.n Wtsel un bt,
bs,s colct hl av vt'u u'l0. Az irc chaos,
William Johu-tcn csI.. u. T.. uIhst Ir.lni vu ,,rs
Fr,testo public thlN hNtNh0 upu dpf uplr,ta su,
ect ~ Uoopef iusllpts Aiusiou q ccut
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-03-06

A nan in Memphis, desiring to see
the Grand Duke, took OF his coat, and
carried q large Saratoga trunk on biz
shoulders up stairs, thus esaliog the
police, who had strie, oricrs to keep
oil strangers out ofthe Peabody House,
After carrying TWO hundred pound
trunk up two Fights Of stairs, he didu'l
see the Grand Duke, aud found SONS,
body had stolen bis coat.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-03-06

Az lNyoLuNTARY il!GuwAyMAY.- -
Ga recent evening a B.ooklyaiir
was walking along Atlantic Aycnuc.
~hec lie Was jos led and passed 10y a
stranger Soon aierwarI, discovering
that his watch w-s soue, be hnuiei
after the stranger, presented revolver
at Il. head snd .g,aI'y said, GIVE noe
that watch TIE stranger "torkeJ
over at once, Ou reaching hone thc
gentleman tcsan 'ei!iog the story Q!
his aivea ure TO his wife, when she
interrupted him by saying, why
John, you left your watch ou the bu-
reiu this morning, and l have bccn
wearing it aIl day"
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-03-06
READING y2hTL ROAG.
water hyaWgm,a', Monday,
Ncr. ljN, 1871.

Atc. I'tH, IL !.
Cree, Trunk Limo from the Nor,h aul
North west for phi,alclph1, New lolA,
EcaUu.. po;tayi'lt, IGmagua, Ashland.
ShHmo..,n. Lebanon, Allentown. lustcn
.,plratn y, L'iis, Lancaster. Coiluhi0 &c.
Iains leave ..rislWI for y. t.as iollow.:
ai 4.sj. S.l1, y. n, * ..rO =. M. c5ns-c g:
siih similar 'rain OF tie lhc rcnu.y y.ir..,
ha lroad. .ard arriving al New York az i''i
%. M, So, and G.tj p. M, respectively.
S,,cp.nG cars accompany the 2.4J a ~,
Iliu. wl,aont change.
pcru.uiu-: Leave Scw YNk nj Q CA p N,
.Jg3J Noon, Gul . 90 ~ ~. Philadelphia 80
1.@U 8. 80 . m. O. $50 p m. Sleeping cart
lccwrtuy tac 500 p N trains irom
Nrw York. 'hnct change.
Leave llawi'hur: f,r Reading, Pottsr.,ie
TawncrA. M,uci,y.,o. Ashland, Shampk.U.
Allentown nni Phi q dc ! , i =, at
s,iG 70, 200 ami % ? m, stopping -
Lebanon arl rringi,0! way stations: the
l,05 p N train connecting for Philadelphia.
louisville auj Columbia orly. For lo',s-
Vile, SchuylG.il Haven nnl Auburn, via
icAuy'k.u aud srsqurnHnna Railroad,
.g.y. Harrisburg at '..' p m
lr.i l,ls '".I'l Railroad trains leave
=. il.. io; Allentown, Ens.on and sew
3 o'" 80 +."'' l''1' l"''u!1a' n"d -
".m, ll'wr z, ic,,' Dew YORK ut F.uJ'
n.,' ~ 'n noon an' wv " n, end l.''"'
own Of 10 am. ] :. % Ncen 2'io 40 and
SO ?. M
Way passenger ram leaves iLilaceii 40
a. ~ ~, conn .'''he WIN similar nam
on Enst PENN. Ea"'oEd, returning from
HeHdhg A. Gu , N, .''l'bins a All stations
Leave F,,'.'.'e a. y."' u, r' an4
= p. m,f Hcrnl'n al lp,uO M : sra
Wolin nj 10 ami tr'i5 a. ni.' Ashland ~
I,th n, GHd l-,i3 noon, Mgh'r;y '.Y
at tJl a. IN. amt l'-O , u, I1moGNt cl
30 NJ. rud 20 , NJ for thiia4ttghia
New York Reading, li"nihuurg, &c.
Leave i,i'.yNie, via schuyiklll nnI sue
qu"harna Il &; 8,lJ n for liar''souTf,
aud His IN for flucgrCve ana Trrm-.'.
Reading Accommodation iraii; Leaves
PolIsg he at ~ IA. passes kead!rI 10
$50 g n, arriving al Philadelphia a lu,-O
n, IN. Returning, leaves fbilhde'l A'a at
l.35 N. passing Reading at 1.j5 ? n,
arriving ~ lo'syiiio at 9,2j p N.
10" own Accommodation Train Leaves
r,usf 'n at 100 u N, returning leaves
Philadelphia al ! Is p n.
Columbia Ra.lr7ai Trains leave Reading
"a, 40 n N, aud t.i6 p m for fpHiaia
L.liz, Lancaster, Columbia. 81.
Pe,Liomen Railroad Trains leave Peril.
omen junction at i..5, 9,O5 IN, 500. and
., ji ? Ia; returning leave Schn enEsyille 0!
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-03-06

control them. Tho testimony of our best cii-
zcas, OF all classes, establishes the fact that
CuERny PRcroRAL will and does relieve and
cure tho ahlcting disorders OF the Throat and
lungs beyond any other medicine. The most
dangerous affections Of the Pulmonary Orguns
yield TO its power; and cases Of C0nsumps
tion, cured by this preparation, are public-
ly known, 30 remarkable ~ hardly TO be be-
lleved, were they not proven beyond dispute.
As remedy II Is adequate, on which the public
may rely for full protection. BY curing Coughs,
the forerunners OF moro serious disease, II saves
unnumbered lives, and an amount OF suffering
not to be computed. Il challenges trial, and con-
vinees the most sceptcal. Every family should
keep Il on hand as q protection against the early
and unpcrceved attack of Pulmonary Affections,
which are easily met ut first, but which become
incurable, and too often fatal, " neglected. Ten
der lungs need this defence; and II is unwise to
he without II. As q safeguard 10 children, amid
tho distressing diseases which beset the Throat
and Chest Of childhood, CHkRnr PEcroRAL
I. invaluable; for, by its timely use, multi.
tudes are rescued from premature graves, and
saved 20 the love and affection centred on them.
II acts speedily and surely against ordinary colds,
securing sound and health-restoring sleep. No
one will suffer troublesome Influenza and pain
full Bronchitis, when they know how easily
they can be cured.
Originally the product OF long, laborious, and
tuccessful chemical investigation, no cost or toll
Is spared IN making every bottle in the utmost
possible perfection II may be confidently re-
lied upon as possessing all the virtues II has ever
exhibited, and capable Of producing cures as
memorable MS the greatest II has ever effected.
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Philadelphia Prison sketches.

Feeling tap on my shoulder, ]
turned and encountered a pair Of dis
tended, lirid eyes glarins fercely iuto
mine, whilo watt Of uuuttcrably nnu-
seating aud fsti1 breath swept down
my lungs. IIo was of-fhe medidm
stature, with narrow, bcny. bctt.ovsr
shoulders, one OF which was higher
than ibc other; thin, q1ivc,ing lips,
and damp, lons.pailcl Ghscrs.
lie is morphine eater aud clair
voyar',' said the keeper, la! ing bis
cola, clan.my hlads 90 my head.
The iorcl,lier Of events said, 10
grave, oracular tones There is great
forest d.icl with singing birds, olicath.
ers many huSj aud iridrsccn'. The
s,it murnor Of sp'a,hins brolk'g,, AMI
rocky, hlurtej tails make musical the
per'urel air. See, nature rcyoire,
from her mystic. aw.ai depths, a ! all
OF p,os wbi,e light that wlifS round
me ~ eccentric waves. lis the spin
IT, Tic gross ani earthly vanish.
The spi,it of my dead mother su!Its
sadly down on me Her eyes are wet
with tears shyG foi her unhappy son.
Behind and before her | behold the
spirit OF Moses, with Donapartc 90
his left band and Sir Wliiqm Jcuhcr
vn his right. Al is over. Ouce
morc----- is mor,ai." Iyweriur
lis eyes from their ecs;alic, upward
grae, be said "lIaye YOU any mon
phinc or opium Z"
lshook my heal ho uttered al oath
aud saamtioj quickly away
ile was from Lucknow. an Cfic,r ia
The British army fought duel wiki
III, broihc!-,n.law aud lied hin wes
aiterwari attacked ty jGusl. iyrcr
nad recovered Only to be q luna ic.
Evgu before hi, ilncss no Wa, somc-
what Of .,,i''t,t and t,i.cyci in mes
rerlsm aud Jackson Davis, now he i,
perfectly mad ou tho subject.
llcic comes a venerable cli sinner.
who vii quote scripture to you while
he 10 stealing your poch tOook il yol
nro not careful.
Turuius my eyes in the direction
si-uiiirJ, observed an aged, wh,c-
haired, port'y mao, dcckei with gaudy
riGbous ard trgkc,s Of every dcscrir-
ton. lilo WIS s'riiins ;hratticujly to-
ward me, holding open Leivle him o
pondcross edition Of the Bible. Don
uiny u pair ol silver-rimnlcd spcctaclc>
which impaired to his grave, impre,-
sve features an air Of almost OPP, cs-
s'vc sol,mniiy, he began 10 read from
the opening chapters u! s. John.
! i!'tcned n silent AID lcvoat a..
teD'ioa, he meanwhile cd-.oe closer &c
my side. Suddenly felt hial pres,
ins on my ribs, and ,h, minute QL,,
c'ulchcd tn, oil fellows Gn.cls. and
to my iuteusc umu,ement Gis.oye,,.
that he had secured both nv gold cv,
glasses llL twgn'y-Gv. ecu, stamp
Holding in ir.u, Of his immobile lac,
the guilty. fat Gncer. Il,nrhfr.ryov