The Dov Dnys.
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Autumn has come and the cool breeze will do
wonders for this great nation. All around us we
see manifest improvement amongs, the hipcds.
Oar red brother has cooled cG and even the heas
bite more mildly than before. The scholar, the
flnnncer, and the bubble bankers, are all at work,
and as soon evrn as next week the public are
promised with highly interesting and magniii-
cent article, wherein distinguished citizen of
our town wall climb a creased pole ninety feet
in the air, and from this high and perilous eeva-
ton will deliver to the vulgar herd below, his
prolific and awiully grand views on BANKING
Shades Of the departed Biddle, lend listening
ear And you, the "Great Defeated" forsake
your quiet Ashland, and draw nigh! How cool,
how refreshing, how charming The dog days
are gone, red faces will become whiter, and even
conceiied kaiheheads may become wiser and
better men.