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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-25
r~ THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE

United States f.r the Di,trlc. OF Ase.aA.
II the matter of AUGUSTUS ". BtRhlLL,
bankrupt, IN Bankruptcy ukited States 81
America. District OF Nevada, ss.|A warrant IA
R.ntruniev has ben issusd by said Court
..sin.. tbs estate OF Augustus ". Burr'lt, %
the county of Dou .las and State OF Nsvass. 1T
said District. who has been duly adJnas-o
bankrupt .p2n is own petition ana 'he pa!
r1.ut of any dsbis and the delivery OF any prop
ertv slonaicg to said bankrupt, t. I'm or 10
his use, and the transfer Of any property py
h nj, are forbidden by law. meeting OF ne
creditors OF said BANKRUPT, 20 prove tier asn's
ard choose one OF more assisnt-s OF MS eSts!e
will bs held at CoHr. of bankruptcy. TO Do
holden at Viz. mia. in thu said District on the
l7tt dav of April, A. D. 1910, a. o CLOCK P. ~ ,
T.. the Office OF T. htrothe Room NO. 4. ooo
Fellows Building. t1rnsr "I SIG 0Hiit1
..r,.t. ors Cf III. Registers II Bankruptcy or
caid District AUGUSTUS ASH,
United states Marshal and Messenger IN SANK
r,iptcy for said District. s2eth
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Notice.

.AW.ER~ OF DOGS ARE HERE
bv rotiiiel that the new tags are r"hdy
for distribution. Those having ta9less dogs
will do we'll to call immediately a. my once
procure tags, as ,sn days from this time all dogs
round a. large without tags will os inpounued
and disposed OF
Nay y, 1875. AVa
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I'm THE ofSx,pTCf' COURT, n 80

TYHF
Il ond Judical DisJ.i-t, in and TOR 'flH"oy
County, State of Nevada. In the mater OF the
estate of william p. Wilson, dec-aten--fhr-
sya,,t 70 an order Of the said Court, made Oh
fha 18th day Of March, 1876, notics IS hereby
p,y.n tina. NOEpAY, THE FIRST DAY OF
MAY. 1876, St u O'clock a. N. Of tho ssld day.
AZ The Court-room Of said Court, HIS been APP
pointed for hearing the petition or VIM. j..
! hnriupt,u. pravips for All order that tie ad-
mInistrator and adnlinistratgi1 of said sstate
ni.- be authorized By said Court to make con.
veyance 10 said petitioner OF a certain town los
living and b~ing in ths City Of Carson, Comfy
.rti state aforesaid. to wit: Lot No ano west
IL fee, Of Lot No. 10 IL oloci; No. -. in huss-
.r's division of said Carson City: ut which time
and alace all persons interested therein may
appear and contest tt. sans by hlira their Oh
jections in writing.
II. J. EDWARDS. Clerk.
March 70, 1875.
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And in accordance with law and an order OF
the Board Of Trustees made on tina lo'n gay OF
NAV 1873 so many shsres o. each parcel OF
such stock as may be necessary will be sold al
public auction. at the Office Of the Secretary
in H. c. McLouhlin's jewelry store, IN the
Adams House. Carson street, Carson CITY, We
yada on the Eleventh 1I day Of JULY. 1876, at
the hour Of IL N. Of said day. to pay said de-
l;,gnent assessment thereon, together with costs
OF aivertisins aud expenses Of the sale
JOHN 3. ELY, Secretary.
Carson CITY lime -. 1915.
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Also, Agents for DIR. lie Richau's
Colleen Pills.

For Seminal Weakness. Nigh. Emissions, In
potency, and all diseases arising from sstn'
baton and excessive sbuaes. Price - per
bottle The genuine tioLDFS SALsAA Ia put az
only in raund bottles. un receipt of price.
these medicines will be sent to all parts OF the
country by express or mail. securely packs j.
and free from observsticn. Sole Agents, T.
RICHARDS CO., wholesale and retail drug
gists and chemists, southwest corner OF Gay
and S.rsouc streets, san Francisco. Calitorn q.
acplp-iy -
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INFORMATION WANTED.

1OHS FERRIS, of South Wales,
% originally. who has been tvsnty-foar years
IL shs United states, wants information OF his
brother Michael who, he learns. was III New
York two yesrs ago. Daniel Fsrr OF Van
Francisco is also DESTROYS Of ootainlns the 81 ms
INFORMATION. The advertiser is enlployei At
the Brunswick Mill, ard mis- post Office address
is Empire City. Ormsoy county, Nevata:
leo IOHN Giec -.
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re THE UNFORTUNATE
K1W Rx& 9O1D8
NEW RDHDDID0
m. oIBBOK's DIOP HNoAx N
S3S Ksaray street.

S3S Ksaray street.
Er.rc;sc,. Established IN 1854, fee ths
tr...wsat Of Sexual and Seminal Diseases aSss
"a a.n,rrhes. saleat, Structure. SyPh!lis in .
q. forms. Seminal Wsakasss. lnpeteeey. sss
skin diseases Of years SHADING ana oiesrasso
Logs successfully treated
e.,,;r. Emissions the conseGusBes OF sci!
.huxa: This solitary vice, or depravsd sexsi'
;rsuigsnca ia pfacticed by the youth "f BETH
a.,.s 10 an almost unlimited extent, PrsAeciH!
with uaerring certainty, the folioWinS HAn ~
M or5id sym ptons, unless conoaeu oy sole.l-
tc medical measures, viz: 6ailow eseAtsa
.rcs DARK spots under the eyes, paA IN the
ha.d ringing in The ears noise Ike ths rastiihs
az ls,ves and rafting OF charlots' eassNASs
.ho1. the loins, weakness of the limos' ooaln-
ssa yis,o blunted intellect, less OF csnn1sncs.
diffidsncs in approaching stranger e
form nav acouaintances, disposition 70 sses
so.;ntv los. Of memory, hectic bushes, pimqlea
and various sruptions about the faces, iui.ea
t.>ons fatid breath, coughs, cosseWPsEONs
nioSt sveats, nonomania aud frequent INSANITY
IF relief he not obtained, should apply INNS
diateix sither in person or ny l"..e.; M
cnrr Effected by his new and scientino moas OF
treatin9 this disease which never fsils 81 ell
fectinp a quick and radical cnre:
Cured AT HOME.
psrsors 1T a distance may be CURED At
HOME. by addressing letterto Dh. HlnooN'
stating case symptoms, ;ensth OF I'M .re,,t
ease has continued and have medicine promp' 3
| " forwarded, free from danase ana cariosi'y
r. anv mart OF the country, with full ara pia.o
6irectiops BIZ inserting Ten Dollars com, III
reyistered letter, through the Pos'oihce or
through Wells, Fargo Il Co.: pacsas: OF Nso'-
cine will be forwarded to any part Oh lbe sioa
Ce-rsrpondsrts will please inform DE- Glno'o
tb.t thew Rad his advsrtissmentsi in the ArexAi
Idrss. DIR. j. F. GtBRON.
10 ~ Box 1851 San Francisco.
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Walnut Saloon.

Where can always be found the finest Of Wines,
Liquors aud Cigars. and he extends general
uyitatio on 10 all to test the same. iHEZo
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f1ME THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
NOR AN INcERABLE CASH
Dr. To Rtahau's

q q L ID u a L. y n ~
After ten Years Of trial this coast, has proves
itsalf ths only curative in certain Class o'
diseases pronounced by medical practitioners ~
incurable.
Dr. LIE Nfchnu's Golden Raisam NO. J
Cures Charcres, first ard second stages; sores
on the Legs or Body. sora Ears, Eyes Rose exc
Copper-colsred BIotches, syphilitic Catarrh,
Diseased Scalp, and all the primary forms @
the disease known as Syphilis. Prize, - Scf
bottle, or two for 50.
Dr. lie Richau's Golden Balsan Ne y
Cures Tertiary, Nercurial. syphilitis hhenm,
tisn Rains in ths Bones. Back Of the Neck.
liberated Sore Throat, Syphiiitio Rash. amps
and Contracted Cords, Stiffness Of; hs LiMes,
and eradicates all diseases FROM the system,
whether caused by indisrstion or .oass 81
msrcury-leavipg the blood pure and healthy
Price, s. per bottle, or two FOR 3d.
DR.. Ls Richau's Golden Spanish
AAtidote.
For tAs cure OF Goaorrhes. Glrst, Irritation,
Gravel and ali Urinary or Genital dissrrange-
ments Price, 81 80 per bottle.
cr, Ii kichnu's Golden Spanisn
Injection.
A wash and Injection FIR severe cases OF cor
orrhe., Irt.am,nxtery G!set, Strictnres, and al
diseases OF tho Kidneys and Bidder. Prise.
81 81 per bottls.
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~ Silver Mining Company Location OF
nrjncioal plare of business. Carson City, Ne
ysds Location Of works, Pyramid Lake Min
ing District, Washoe County, Nevada Notice
i. hereby given tina. there are delinquent upon
the following described Capital stock OF the
Co,uo,ry on account of assessment No. 4 levied
March 1916 the several amounts set opposite
s,1.l.tix III hal liera.
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W0tice.

~, PERSONS HAVING BOOK
- belonging to the Carson Ii''rar. Associa-
ton viii please leave them at the rooms o! the
NpYada Historic, Scientific ana Library Ass"cla-
ton. opposite the Garry EieInr Ho'ist'.
IF. COTTON, secretary.
Carson, May IT, 1876
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NvE1r SORTS Ea NJ Al J.
~ Plants of the newest end nnest improved
sorts. carefully packed and prepaid, by mail
NV collection OF Strawberries took the first
premium for the best collection at the great
show of the Massachusetts Horticultural Socl-
.tv in Boston, last season. l grow nearly 100
varieties the most complete collection n the
country, including all the new. large American
snd imported kiads. Priced descriptive cata-
log,lc gratis, by mail. Also Bulbs, frnit irtes'
Roses Ey.rgrceus Twenty-Five packets Gar
den or Flower Seed, 81 by nlai.
G. C. The true Cape Cod Cranberry. best
C.. sort for upland, iowlsna. or garden, by
mail. prepaid 81 per 100; So Ter l.0o0.
Wholesale catalogue TO the trade. Agents
wanted.
Old Colony Nurseries and; ct d Var, house.
Plymouth. lass.
Established 1912. lnh44oij
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$500 RE WARD!

NORTH Carson SILVER MINING Co.,
lSuperptendent's Office
C..s,s CITY June i2th, 1915. }
z lyIiI. PAY FIVE IL L ID II r ID
1oIsrs l9sid ceinj reward Ter me arrest
aud ,ouvictioa of tn, .To men W no attempted
10 tir,, the North Carson HoiStfr., Works on
saturday night. the !atil instant.
;.i.t,t A. ). GOULD. Supt:i -ndsntt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-01
FOCAL MATTERS.


ATE" S.A'LS ~ f',,,,n pn-,I
----I t'-J">'tCc u d"t ana J"dge ho"a
,,....ag.--ln the case 81 l.. '. Ia-
49,, bankrupt. oFuer "l b'StT!ct Nourt
.lar1iu, III" bankrupt reversed. 'hicl-
'....-, Waite deNNcf'u 'He oilhloh' III
~. ea,s 'h. bankrupt. having 1alhed 10 sur
-,-,.r.>-g;> equal to lHrt! per cent. IN
,.s Il HE riaimS proven "S".i'st nun,
..",d the assent III WrlllN9 OF lnFee oi
, -rG.;or>. the first TWO sisncrs repre-,
,.,.~- one fourth IN nnWAcr ana one 'll'la
&. y.ar II MI the creditors. ne assent OF
3. ..,. II the tlTcc MAS procured y! Pecu-
-.-, considerations. contrary 70 'i'e paiih-
-.:, ..r. IA" question was "httntl l'i,'s
.r,."-!uc - ir'"'''tF! S"n>t",l".lois tiic
>>eat"l 'E'dhnF' nos ~ 'tH'u'eM ~ ,'l'-
,,.l>,.r! IL MAJ "P 'nc i'q'it>no "uis'D:i ~:
- '".Ur. ",?IN'" '''' ''''iiNi "i'' VI Ills
::.t 10 a discharge D.,
l.w ai-raar-' WIS S'"i'cu d! '"c A'iS-
:;.'' '"Ur'. ,. 8.
t.an petite" Tor review py Rogers q
i..sr:.it"r>, Il was hcid thal the rl:ht 10
= discharge d,rcnu> on strict compliance
v.,l .!n provisions ol the >talu,c-tnat per-
r.. ,.ra!'! = dealing WITH al! creoitors IS
aenD,Haa }Fyceden' 10 obtaining 1t. ana
ANY '3"T."sr from tna0 COURSE ir"u" on
-" ..". A.,
he question: vas i.?t "Ae.iel .l,S , tm' os ~.
Constituting 't'> f,''"''"'' Va '14. Ia" veg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-01

PONCE CorET.-Thc following cases were
disposed OF in this court yesterday
John Lynch, youth, who looked as II he
wa, lii subject for 4 workhouse, charged
with ya-rancv. was sent 10 the almshousc.
Charles Johnson (colorcd), charged with
drunkenness in the streets, was discharged
with Hn admonition.
Fannie Anderson (colorcd), charged with
a>>All,in- and abusing Maria Anderson. was
committed t. iail for twenty-four hours in
default Of surety for her good bel,..,r.o
William Curtis; eharg%Hd with climbing q
chcrry-trcc belonging to II. Asher and par
taking Of the fruit thereof without leave or
license, was ordered 10 be confined in the
>,ation-houSc for six nours.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-01

LIBERAL AND PATRIoTIC-THE CONCERT
To-NIGHT.-Un Monday evening at the
tl,>s rehearsal for the Lee Monument con-
curi<, one of the lady singers, who has been
prompt and enthusiastic III the active part
She has taken in making these entertain
mrut> success. handed the treasurer OF the
concert liberal contribution in money lof
The concert fund. This Is All example Wor-
Inv Of imitation. and our people should
show their apprcciation OF the services OF
these noble women by packing the Theatre
i,-Yi-ht to Overlooking.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-01

DEATH At TIE lNFIRMARY.-An old negro
man named Henry Robinson died at the In
Urinary about | o'clock yesterday morning
Robinson has been insane for long time,
and had refused to cat anything. His at
t,udant had to force him 10 take his 1ood.
No blame for his death is attached to any OF
Iii. attendants
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-01

MARRIAGE LICENSES IsSUED.-Durlng the
month Of May thhty-Seren marriage licenses
were issued from the clerks office OF the
Hastings Court-twenty to white and seven
teen to colored persons.
During the same period seven marriage
licenses were issued from the clerks office
0! The llcnrico County Court-two to white
and five 10 coiorcd persons.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-01

DEEDS RECORDED. hundred ana
forty-cnc deeds were recorded in the clerk S
Office Of the Chancery Court during the
Month OF May.
IT the clerks Office Of the Henrico Coun-
ly'ourt iorty-seven deeds were recorded
uGl!Hg the past month.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-01

INQUEST HELD.-Thc coroner held an IN
quest yesterday morning over the body OF
Mr.. John Anthony, who committed suicide
on Tuesday by hanging himself. The Jury
decided that the deceased came to his death
hV suiciQc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-01

Flour INSPECTIONS IN RICHMOND during
II" month ending 31st May, 1876: Family,
l,Is7 barrcls extra superfine, 1916 barrels;
eupcrine, S2G barrels; fine, 68 barrels
!uUdling, 81 barrels; condemned, 16o bar
rt>
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-01

toAL SHIPPED.-Eleyen thousand three
hundred and sixty-one tons OF coal were
shipped from Richmond last month.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-01

VESSELS ESTERgD.- following is
statement OF the vessels which entered the
Port OF Richmond during last month:
Steamers, 30; barks, S; brigs, B; schooners,
50. Total l3I.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-01

CoRoSER's REp0RT.-The following Is the
report 0! the coroner for the month OF May {:
Number Of cases Investigated, nine; num-
Der Of inquests held, six.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-01

REyESUE CoLLgCTI0Es.-The revenue col
iections for the month OF May were 1851,
423.49
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-01

F1NBs AND CosTs.-The fines and costs
collected al the Police Court during the
month Of May amounted to three hundred
and one dollars and twenty five cents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-01

FIRE-ALARNs.-There were three alarms
ot fire during last month.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-01

..c,..7irS Toll Az Washington,
'A.I, WY the South Atlantic and East
W. .,.,n, rising followed by falling ha-
-.i >.'' ;1rrcasing caStcrly 10 southerly
-'@',''', ,,r,,G,ly cloudy or partly cloudy
0,~,& r,- ,&r Middle states. falling barometer,
80 temperature. and increasing cloudi-
-. followed ~ rain areas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-01
THEVIRGINIAaPA

l. IIE f1h(TlIN1A IARl I.
CONSERVATIVES I'm CONVENTION.
ALL SECTIONS WE'LL REPRESENTED.
General Baswell Temporary Chairman.
HON j. T.. HARYE PRESIDENT.
SPEECHES FROM CONGRESSMEN
ISSUES OF TEaE DAY DISCUSSED.
REORGANIZATION OF STATE COMMITTEE.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS CHOSEN
.CNPLEDGED DELEGATION TO ST. LOUIS
TiIden Men Satisfied with the Result.
NO PLATFORM ADOPTED.
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REORGANIZATION OF STATE COMMITTEE,

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS CHOSEN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-01

CONSERVATIVES IN CONVENTION.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-01

fCuNcI uDED ON FOURTH PAdE.l
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-28
NO GOD

The f.ol has Aid There !. ~ God -
No God VINO hghi. the morning
sgn.
Arf SENDS him on hls heavenly road
4 far aud brilliaLt cour-e 20 run:
wbo. when the FadiAn; day Is done.
H.ngs forth the moon's uOcturhsI
lamp
And BID. The planets one by ore,
Steal DER the night ysles. dark an3
damp
No Goei Who gives the evening dew.
The flaming breeze. the fostering
shower
Who ssrmsi ias spfiag mons budding
And plants the sussmsrs mon, ;ie
flower
Who spreads IN the AatumBal bower
The fruit tree mellow stores around.
And send, t.e Winter icy power.
To insigorate the exhausted ground.
W God Who make. the bird 70 y wing
IT. flight like arrow through the SKY.
And give, the deer rs power - spring
From rock t. rock triumphantly'
Who formed Behemoth huge and high.
That a. draught the river drains,
And great Leviath,n 10 lie.
Lake floating Isle, on ocean plains:
No God Who warns the heart to
heavc
With thousand feeling. soft and
sweet,
And prompts the aspiring soul to leave
The earth we tread beneath our feet,
And soar away on pinions feat
Beyond the scenes Of mortal strife.
With fair ethereal forms to meet
Tha. tell US If the after life,
No God Who fixed the solid ground
OF pillars strong that alter not:
Who spread the curiained skies around:
Who doth the ocean bounds allotI
Who all things to perfection brought
On earth below, in Heaven abover
30. ask the fool, of impious thought,
Who dsres TO say. There is no God"
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-28

The f.ol has Aid There i. ~ God -
No God VINO lights the morning
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-18

The reason why one gets a lesson SO
much quicker than another, We think, is
because he controls his thoughts andcen-
ters them for the time intensely upon his
lesson to the exclusion OF all other mat
tiers. When DR.. johnson studied, he lost
all consciousness Of external surroind-
ings, and became completely buried in
the subject before him; and thus it was
that he could repeat whole poems or
whole chapters out Of book, after read
ing them once. Hence we say, II We ju-
diciously employ our time, intensely APP
ply ourselves when we study, we may
have leisure. And indeed, II We did not
care for leisure, yet 1t is much better for
the mind to be worked intensely while 1t
Is worked, than carelessly or loosely
Aliehioan University Chronicle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-18
No.I notice Of nLecture.
From t5ss.. YeFi world.l a..

From the New York Wofldl ~
BY s O'Clock last evening there had
gathered in 81 Peters Hall, Twentieth
street, near Ninth avenue, pasably
large, audience, which, Judging from the
number. Of smiling faces il contained, was
unaware Of what it was about to ex-
perience. The occasion was lecture by
Josh Billings. The subject Of the lecture
was Sandwiches" and the lecture itself
was q haphazard compilation from the
Billings IAlminax" series, thrown to-
gether with rather less connection than Is
apparent in Webster's Dictionary. At
the stroke Of the lecturer appeared, eX-
hibiting promptnesS which would have
been commendable at the other end OF
the performance, accompanied bya gen.
tleman who introduced him as "the prince
Of humorists and tho king Of the comic
rostrum," and then hurried away as II
frightened at his own mendacity. Josh
Billings meantime had laid his hat and
oyercoat upon a chair, and was engaged
in looking like an ape cracking nuts.
He shook his hair back behind his
ears, placed his arms akimbo, with
his hands upon his knees, and tortured
his shoulders into a deformity even more
acute than heaven had originally visited
upon them, winking the while first one
eye and then the other upon the
audience. II was rather painful TO con-
template gentleman with gray beard,
clean wristbands, and'a gold watch chain,
exhibiting rather less dignity than a ju.
yenile chimpanzee; but Mr.. Billings him
self seemed 10 feel at ease, and certain
small boys in the audience appeared to
be undergoing q graduating process which
babe fair to bring them into q condition
sufficiently undiscriminating for the lee
turer's purposes. Ifany one subject may
be said to have predominated in the lee.
ture It would DO difficult to decide be-
tween the subject Of matrimony and the
subject Of fleaS. Perhaps it was feas more
than anything else that irritated both the
fancy OF the lecturer and the patience Of
the lecturers audience last evening. A
word he had to say in regard to love,
ants, motherS.in.law, Adam and Eve, pa
thence, modesty, honesty, as we'll as tedi-
business, twaddle, impudence, humbug
and idiocy, but scarcely more than a
word Of either; and at 0, having read the
greater part Of two Nos. Of the "Almi-
max" he bestowed parting wink and de-
married..