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LEAP YEAR.-Mr: Editor-You are aware that this
is Leap Year Well, three of us peor-I mean happy
-,wights, have been used up in The manner you see
below.
We never knew what il was before to be so loved.
We are now convinced that Delicacy ITSELF when
hard pressed by Don Cupid, throw aside the veil
OF proprlety and exhibit front as braZen the bodest
OF u.s. Read. Januarv I326
You may, my dear sir be somewhat surprised at re-
ceiving letter of this description from me but have
for sometime felt deeper interest in you, than hardly
dare acknowledge, &c myself but il is in vain any
longer TO conceal the regard have for YOU Allho'
1t Is so recently that you have established Yourself in
our beautiful city, this of the East as your place
OF residence, and therefor. have been favored with
your agreeable society much as have wished: vet
The many times have you has left an impression
upon my heart which time can never obterate-it NAV
be impudent, perhaps, to make known NV affection for
you IN this way, but trust you will excuse it, and if
my affection is reciprocated shall not so much re-
gret it, as you probably aware that this year
The ladies have right, they choose so to do TO evnce
their preference to the object of their love- If you re-
turn my love, dearest sir enough TO spend your days
win me In the sken chains Of marimony, you will in
some way let me know il the next time we meet ill
which time shall be in painful suspense; but if nv
love is not returned, do not know but my heart will
break; but will not indulge the painful thought Of
aPeq"'~eo fore. Yours with The most sincere afec-
uon DIANA MOONLIGHT
Bangor, January |, 1886
My Dear Sr-I have been waiting long time for
the hrst day OF Leap Year TO come, that might ease
not necessary, as you well know The meaning of this
letter. L will only add, en- answer will oblige your
lover in suspense.
10 Bangor January 4, 1886.
My Dear Sir-Allow me, my most beloved Of all on
earth, to address you upon subject that lies nearest
my heart, and lei me lay open before you and feel
confident that when you see what is in store for you
my affection will not be sighted YOU my DEAR have
now been an inhabant of cty-fsf some length Of
time, and il has been my lot meet you oftei-and
those tunes we have spent in each others society," will
never be forgotten. o! excuse my weakness when
tell you, that the first time met you, my heart was
yours-but All l thought his heart is another's-apd
who is the fair one, who is to rob me of his Affection
But, my DEAR have been led to believe was mis,a-
KEN Your attentions have not, own, been par
llcqlarly marked, still waited patiently for You to
MAKE known your wishes me. This year. February
has 30 instead of and you must be aware what
rights We LADIES' possess every fourth year. therefore
thought would make you offer of my love-and o.
do not slight it, donot minister, or. lawyer,
or doctor, when see merchant like yoil-+therefore
call and let me Know, whether l am to be hdnpy or
miserable through,Iife.' ..
Yours, pst aiisctionately, in joy or sonsw-siek-
ness or heat6-in madness or in my senses, = 80
VENUS DE MEDicrs. -
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N'SBALMO GILEAD, FOR
- COIT(,HS COLDS. ASTUIAS& CONSUMPTION

is approved medicine for The radical cure OF the
above disorders gives immediate relief those whose constu-
tons have been impaired by nenpeance and youthful mrrudsn-
cies anxiety of mind and the habits Of fashionable life II
most valuable remedy for such diseases attended with The
following m ptos namely great aghness ofthe breast with
difficulty Of breathing papitain o the heart sudden nusas q
poured heIn flying pains The arms and limbs back
and belly resembling those oned b The tne pulse
quick ys7g frequent signing and sense Of uhoca
lion from BALL lump the throat alternate h OF ciyng and
cyuIs siyhng the sleep usouHd and seldom refreshing and
the patient often troubed with hoa aream Much has been
aid nv indv that advertised
but the rres efficacy OF D., Iovcmans Bae of Gead Balm is
pronounced BY he 8edoa faculty medicine of great efficacy
for he and shod he in the possession OF every
person trcnbIed,riih the above disorders
& sals by sppoinent b. Patrick Djcke AS Broadway cor
Li.penad St: Syme 63 Eowey, Walkeqt and by
r. Burnett Co SO Greenwich st, two doors below Spring ST.
Price 50 cis. per bottle. Jan 4u
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NUMBER 119.
SERENADE.

Fairest, good night. foi the wa'chnan's keeping
sharp look out after lovers like me;
And the cold night wind through my bosom is creeping
And chills my heart though il beats for thee.
Fairest, good night! for the rain Is filling
In drenchng showers my haple.s head;
On the roofs OF the HOUSES the Gals squalling,
80 home Pll return, aad get into bed.
Fares good night till the hour of siuifinr
kHown by the smoke from the chmnics curled
Till The fire shines brightly and muffin,
And breakfast smiles on hungry vol u!
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Two families living near each other at New Houses
Middletown in Teesdale consist of three persos-
in each family yet they include fathers and mothefs,
and sisters uncles and aunts nsces own cousins haK
cousins and quarter cousins though altogether there
are but six persons. :.
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FgMIcAAoTyySNG PAsTILLEs AND oDoRIrE-

u FONDEhr ruoms-
For sick specially these articles service
lie emitting agreeable h and the time destroy
ing completely any unpleasant SMELL 49,, + I.-.'se
Aso Schcbes celebrated Pumaium FOR The rapd erswih ofhe
hair Compy Aromatic Teoh wa prepared from The
genuine Rchenhscks Kre for cleansing and teeth
Compound Kreosoe Tooth Ache Drops G the instantaneous
for The OF cods coughs Compound concentrated Syrup
Of Ssrs2pariaa, oge with Almond Cum Cipiise, and
large and hoice of other Svrups SWANS PAnacea
Lees Pills. Moaar, Vegetable Life Pills. aud large variety Of
other patent medicines, II warranted & nuine.
The above articles 10 be had. whn.sale or retail at
FORTENBACH MINES,
jan J-fmA IA Had corner Reed
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II NONVLEDGE. SCIENCE, AND FORTY-


io 50 celebrated ana known to the public nher of the
neica colleges of New York and Boston. DR. Hone devoted
his whole atenion s the treatment If delicate diseases
upwards Of forty eight years. which sufficient convince
soepics OF his Thousands this city testify his
universal success in all of Gonsrrhes, Glee Seminal Weak
Bladder Urinary Canal and Prostate Glands, Pains Loin
and all Nenereal cases OF long standing.
Dr. HDne getting advanced In deems duty the
lie, 10 offer his valuable called Magnm Bonum" medicine
whose virtues well known and highly appreciated by
those wh- have had The fortune receive the advice
foryigh year ene him the generation The adult portion
ct the whole wordthe thousands he has saved from
the mai prris oft Mineral aud Ignorant Ba Capv Cbeh
and Tpentne employers whose awful have eeded in
number those CARR off by the deoang sword devastating
plague and away millions othe promising pat
selves be not duded by the vendors of dangerous
Only look the soothing effect of Dr. Homes Msgnum
Bonum when the unlucky sufferer writing with nsuerabe
PAIN cursng his fate despcndng hearboken almost in the
Dr. Hone for his almost celestial medicine which will and
hold its balmy triumphant when Mercury, Capvi Cubeb
and Turpentne IN Ill have utterly forgotten. Dr. Hone is
firmly persuaded of the exceency Of his Mag Bonun" in
combating the maienan veneesl poison without in least de-
blaing the natural health of woman, neither destroying
human const on disturbing the mental powers of the al
ready oversenby excited nervous and painfully irritable su
ferer
Dr. Whimore HoEe's Great Good" is balmy soothing re-
plng, vegetable peparston based strictly professional prin-
cip combined with anatomical and physiological
sound practical experience aud should be used every
being troubled with the above Diseases and who desires
his natural state of health.
For sale by following respectable Underhi
SO Beekm street. OF Wim street r. Chaeney, IA
Broadway of Broome street; by T. AUSTIN
mi street. Price lift
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The Able Rayna,and the Able Galigndnii, no we&s
both incessant takers were invited TO the ,housesofA
mutual friend, who wished TO himself BY b6d9
ing them together. GaIignani began the conversstion
lity that Raynal could not find fs1east openfg TO n
trodnce word but turning 10 Iissfrsnd, sai in low
VOICE ST. crache ii est perdu" Ifhe stops to spst Il
is aU,orer ,ciM him.
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E Fl o PSI PeR E 2EE

Of ANATOMY DISEASES Of HUI
MAN EYE No l6i Broadway stairs begs TO inform
troubled witeak nfamed Eyes, defect of Ven
they havsow opportunity of getting their eyes PER-
FECTLY CURED (without opegalion by the aid of skill
medicine and glasses Dr. E. having studied Under the cele-
brated Ocusts Europe and of the America Pro-
Smith, Of the nj sdica College of Ohio enabled
confidence that he sight, and in short time,
dangerous diseases Of the Eye hitherto considered
rabe from his extensive and successful practice hundreds in
New York and elsewhere testify.
SPECTACLES.
The self adjusting beautiful transparent medium Spectacle
Glasses the peculiar property Of keeping the eye perfectly
ceel giving immediate and penanen,eae and at the time
adjust itself every without the necessity Of change Dr. E.
will hmselff the Patent Gasses, suit the particular defect
Price ofthe patent glasses, 81 g. common ditto SIS
NIB. Eiotfs Patent Ointment for The immediate
Of the eye. Price 80 per box warranted.
Advice the poor gratis the evening Of Monday Weds
and Friday nov ltJ22
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COUGHS, COUGHs.-CoRBYNs COUGH Loze

~ ges, prepared by Corbyn Co., 800 Holborn,
These Lznges universally allowed by physicians
highest standing be Of The hest
Coughs Colds As,hnas &c offered the public; many su
sand have experienced their happy and sauary effects
many whom have been by asihmac aud
reduced the brink of The grave They promote easy
expeco ation and tendency
ofthe lnns, shortne difficulty Of breathing and
raj oppression which interrupts respiration. &c Gc Price 50 cents
per box single box will be found sufficient the most
obstinate For sale by G. COLBY, chemist &C. Si Pearl
of Frankfort St, Franklin Square the only agent in the
city. dec Is Inns
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On the Both of Dec, l768, Ruth Biay, of somh Hamp
ton, in the State of New Hampshire was executed for
conceang the birth of child so that il might not Come
to light whether the child born alive or dead She
was deprived of pardon in consequence efthe precip
fancy OF the Sheriff. who declared he would not lose his
dinner and swung her off ten minutes before the time
assigned. The pardon reachd his hands IN about ten
minutes. -
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EEvER AND ACUE.-RUsHrON AsPIN,

EEvER AND AGUE.-RUSHrON ASPIN-
Tonic Mistue fs the cure Of Fever and Aeue-
mics Of lis efficacy can be furnished om Mr. Charles Henry Hail.
Hartaemi Dr. Van Reraer WIN. Molly and Others VI New
York, whoe ehdst b~sn used marked
The proprers ARE w assured Of value they sell
he condition Of efusMg the price in eve instance where IL
used tscrording tsthe direcfions) wxu etcng cure.
For sale by - 49, RUSHTON ASPfNWALL.
isAci 6 wiIIan Il nd ITO Bruadwsv
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u ERSAL MEDICINE. manufactured in this country nv
GEORGE SILVESTE E from Engiand) who possess
Of the original recipe Sold ohlonequare lin
envelopcd with directions enclosed 80 and being
MALT the price Of the imported article
TESTIMONY OF CURE.
New York. November o 1855
Des S-Hsvng desire to discharge obligations you as
we'll good suffering humanity, herewith you
f extraordinary of effected by of
ygan Vegetable Universal Medicine in the Of nav
Ralph, aged about thirteen which shall endeayor
he brief possible that be enabled TO make
vely known. Whilst in Edinburgh, native place. more
than he received stroke the elbow with rule
create the joint what termed by physician
nfapmaon the BONE from which he has suffered pain
until within short time He has bee treated by the
most eminent phycans Scotland, which tended but little 10
sIerate his suaeringt; consequently desPared If his
Sgsn having the former advantage in the Of his afflicted am
Happily was al length induced to make trial of the medicine
question: from which few days e experienced
relief his complaint assumed aggravated FORM
the breaking out suppose of putrd acrd humors
affected parts but receiving this symptom of the good effects
the medicine, your directions followed by considerably
nentng the dose until he took many pills day.
which he gained great relief and he after three months
restored TO health also hear testimony
Of medicine of fever and and other
PLANTS would recommend those afflicted with disorder
test its virtues Respectfully subscribed, nv your obliged
s.WIBEIAN BELL,
Architect and corher Eex-si
Mr.. George Sylvester. ~ =, ~
Certificates Of other extraordinary which Ills invaluable
medicine has been equiiy ecacions he
D BRYSON Confsctioner, Agent E Fallen Tssf Broad
way. - w. dec S-f
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The following among The items of bill presented.
by apanfer to the churchwardens of an English parish
!" Ie nending The commandments; to altering The Be-
lief; and making ncic Lords prayer, one guinea"
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In 1885, the ladies' dresses were made so tba, no an
pearance of waist visible. The length of petit
coat for middle sized female IN the summer of thar
year was FIVE feet and an inch.
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recommended exclusively specific for Gonohga and elects
Numerous well authenticated of the extraordinary
this pleasant and valuable oompoon daily presented but this
mode of publicity has will he adopted in citing Rd
vdua however extraordinary miraculous they appear
nut their simple recommend on TO try produces greater
sion off virtues than would elaborate thesis medicinal e
fec interpreted with the particulars often thousand But
changing community doubtless there hundreds who have
heard Of H. and loss what and probably
of the magnitude Of The evil efeying doubtful medicines
therefore, be deemed mprudcn recommend this the
first article TO be tried in for often few doses produce
the desired effect
Differing Som The nostrums that daily attempted 10
he fsted intelligent community by their fraudulent pree
sions, couohed in general TERMS and nsungy offered
complaints Numerically opposite in their and their proper
remedies very anpodes other in their effect This
dcne singular action derived from each having
IFS peculiar operation the particular symptom intended TO
remove-he combination and admx;ue forming irresistible
suit incompatible with the complaint Immediately subung its y-
lence rendering inert and producing safe and certain
Surrounding the medicine a plain treatise with recipes
for all the different with simple s9a instructions
the syphilis observations imposition and
the fSke6tabs deluons attendant he-s complaints.
o. AGENCIES. S--
NEW YORK.-l03 Cherry 'stree<,-s.
PHILADELPHIA.-S62 MarEetsEeeft
ALBANY-46 State street. 49,
NEWARK.-S54 Broadway. pct5-u
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CIBNEY,s TETTER & RINGWORM De-

4 lin ~ FL Il Elk ~ KING OK NJ DE.
TER 5 1d RaETM s e M
year. hundreds with joy would testify ia the great efficacy Of this
truly valuable remedy like the following:
do certify h., BY III. Us. Ss,s & A%s T. s
for letter aud Rngworm wife entirely of trouble
year since was cured had tried several remedies which
only stopped the disease for short me returning with greater
maady to give it a trial. GEO. BROOKS.
large supply ohe above valuable medicine constantly kept on
hand " the p0pe1'' PHs wsS1s ;SS retail BY
I5 Broadway, 6doOrs above tho City Hotei, N Y.
Bleecker Of Bowey and Grand seet; Me
and 4 T%omp.on CHATHAM qasre
Storm: Il sa a1d w@ se a Dr. ,n p
Newark, NJ dec l2-ln*
NQCTOR BOYD, Member Of The Royal College Of
London aeed nihe treatment Of Ger
# sps saa ss'en %Ss q
grounds hi, claims public patronage In this
re daily Spreading their lure De-
Boyd would wish 70 raise friendly and voice his fl
night " have @~1 hi: the and
s pm uy If Il 5 sefn By
NE dead Apparent cures are very common and easily effected
victim to an naey grave belongs 10 the legitimate province
medicine in the hands skfu able pr-ciIiop TIA Dr.
for their inspection b. regular diplomas. member Of The Royal
G r so srOn in %S and S
Of their profession His mode of
raint in diet exercise Recent affections he pledges himself
radically within few days and Of losger Sanding
the patient may assured after having being
The hands ofDr Boyd, his health established upop 4
impaired His professional honor and il pledged this and
he datters himself that charaoer and standing sufficient
THE Iss.t hsaof and may in all case he relied
2l-ly OFFICE, Ia Dover stone door6 ona1 Water
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MEM nOKk LIFE lNSURANCENTH TRUST
their lives the lives of Others and either for the
duration Of life for limited period Tie payments Of
premium be either Iaade annually, in gross
nirms nonsh hundred dnLLnrs ON.
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Good. HH.-A Mr.. Martin having drank. toast AZ
the Grundy Dinner at Nashville abusive of the Nash
vile Whg the editors made the following retort oodr
"a "Nemo impune lacessi,n
-, Black List
James G. Marlin, of Dav;dson Con.tv
10 subscription to the National Banner and Whie,
from LIST JAM 1929, TO 3st Dec 1835-seven years. at
Sc, :: 40
Mr. Martin will please call and settle his account :.
w. HAsBLL HUKr e. Co.
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'1TENUINE FOLANDRfA 0IJ.s7.9 q. ST. East
" Indian for the Rheum atism-Ths Po.s Ia Oh the
extracted from the Polandria iaIib)e
cure ast th distressing dsords Leg The III is STAGES
low Spring; Patrick Dick as Broayay corr Of Lpeard
street; Syre So Bowery Of WALKER street; and d..
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Whale Ships.-There are now in the Pacific. ..
whaling VOYAGES not far from two hundred Anne rican
ships, measuring about eighty thousand tons, whose
crews consist of twenty five hundred men, and the ag-
Ships and out6ls is q, least two hundred q thousand
barrels of sperm oil, worth nearly six millions Of dol
lars More than one half of this property halls from
New Bedfords p
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nESEKVING ATTENTION.-THE TEETH:
" THE TEETHtrEsum Dr. s. o. PAysick, Surgeon Denti'

Nests Barne, not in the habit of making on, GER
t6eases Vt an kind uf medicine Whatever but
you hal The goodness present with box Dr. SiGans
Magnetic Odontc il would III bctome Withhold unbiased
opinon such invaluable preparation for the Teeth Its med
enal prvPe.ies from admirably adapted the
acao o that excruci pain the tooth ache; and believe
health for the teeth guns and
te hg iy recommended every family who cleanliness
well fortfy the teeth and the
eneetu step preserving the treh in sound
and preventing that dreadful scourre-thA toohacke-
The abvr article for e Patrick Dicke AIS Broadway,
street, Syme IS Bowey, Of Walker
street; anil at Burnett Co.'S 5lo Greenwich street. two dcors
below Spring Per 81. jan At -
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sHENRYR ROBINSON.

public Of the abyeis unavudaby postponed for
few of The labor of the artists; the pub
he beine present the public with unique and
Gnished pifiure. dec2 9-tf G.. R
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QUICK WORK

The t:ou,t Of Common Pies. sad General scs.
s,ons eamnrseet. ard cle.rd ,:s Spring Tern, for
,a:a D.s.,,e, on Monday last, judy GAsrr p'esi
ding 80, . r,nslc B'.l Of ins,c:,aen: was handed
or. 20 the .;sasa Jury. mar dad they make pre-
s-a,mcn, Of any kind wha:evrr, We hare heard "i
Physician. complaining ;ha, ,hcE, rrgs'b"thood ~Is
d:,,,s,,..g.y Lea;y. and our lawyers, She,'da and
clerk. arc lcarnn. hou TO appreciate 'ic 'sa' for
,h,, our peop;c are ds,rrssiagy puoc.ua' IN 'he''
n, yroen.r and peaceful in their habits, our mea'
mc dpesc;s, and their empty Pdsses n'"p, testify
We hard ono ,neu,scr Of ,he B,r as the ener ~ss
sa;ourp,nr ,.,c Court, calculate, in most dcaP""d
,p- tons, "o:l,cl.o aoosa?, ,:,on gone.
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Mp VAN guRcN.


MUSK speculation has been bad in tho ne~s?a.
pcs, particularly amon, the whg prcsa, relative 70
the .ra,inents Of this eennernaa, on the sboiiiian
question. S,mr hare said hs was non.euuau';stai,
o.,css liHi be was id.ircly opposed TO Tie vicxsof
the trnitics ,wiIc soc trd that hc supported them
ons xea,lemcn, ;h- wl.g:.nd;dasc f'r Governor,
in Saih Csrolius. in au lctler accrpsins the nsna:
ua,;o:: 70. that Office. which had been tcndersd him
by a.ec,sg Of a Ps.:iea Of The citizens Of Wake
county, Sid cmphaiiealS, speaking Of Ms. Vas
BrHrs. "Hs il an ebsiisisnis." With how much.
truth we wi!! cnieayor 10 show our readers ncSi
week, By giving ,hrm a le,:erws:ch ais :. q, las
wri,.cu in sply TO inssaza.;oas Or ti's p-r'esl'r
subject: THIS litter !. r.ss., specific ann nnsasc
sa.ixse,orr 10 evey southern .sn, fs'' sais v.aiy
iu,,o,l.a, asa ia.c.ra,n- ssbjrei- The Letter ,s
eso-sss oo, ,ai, ws~s, by Col. Massisas ,7seei
on tie sa:ae sui.sc..
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IL exists 10 :.,e Distric, of Goiundbil, o, ln
my of the territories Of the United States;
hu, Mr.. Pincsueys proposition waixes ltlis
point altogether. Oh Monday, III. Wise,
wi,i!e supporting the appeal from the dec''
sion Of chair, was several times called TO or
der by the speaker lor introducing lrrevs!an;
topics a, length, he wa. dircctc'l to take
his seat, and the hoes, bcing appealed 20 re-
fused him permass!on to procced m his re.
marks. Mr Tls, tIseTe.i,on. made =
personal m7I,cr Of Dispute with the speaker.
Aiicr the horse Ind adjourned, he waited in
the lobby f,r Mr.. P,k. and nec,ias him. as
he came oat Of the hall, told him snat he
was q dlnaed ,yranl," TIA, he wished nin
70 consider this as :" a personal insult" and
,hs. he might "p,ckc; it, If he chust-
These were, believe. the exact words c'n-
ployed by the Fir6ia!a ncH'ac'. The speak
CT took no n ,iicc wha:cvcr o: the iasuii, ons
passed o.. in sil-.,cc to his private roo'n.
What will grow OIL, Of it. doa', know,
Tbry arc boil, men with families. Mr. Wise
wishes. j; is understood. to haze li,liI with
some Of the party,' on his o.':, terms II
]. plain, however. iha; the speaker Is not
t,nnd to answer personally fr The maaneria
which h, discharges ,irr duties nj the chair.
aud. IN this case, the decision ssas supported
by large ns,ari,y Of the hs's'-c,''''css
l,cius uuly ,hiny-rigli, vt,'cs III tho negative
Besides, !, i. no par, Of the speakers duty to
fisin fof ihe wt,lc party. and il II was. ,ney
had better turn out AIR. Polk and pat Mr.
Wise IN the chair, lot they sar, he IS "a
crack slscss There is so;nc iaIS aboas
bringing The matter bsiD,e tic house. Therc
is no qars,i5n .hs; the haas. is boaid TO pro-
tee, tue sp:aker IRON personal assaults aud
absse.