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Richmond palladium., 1842-10-22

Signs of the Iimes-Dirision in the loco Camp
The locos Of Shelby county have called a meet
ing Cor the purpose Of appointing Delegates to
attend O State Convention for the purpose Of
nominating Candidates for Governor and Lieut..
Governor, and expressed in their bills for the
purpose of giving expression Of "pnblic opin-
ion as 10 who shall be selected the Democrat
ic candidate for President" Their hand bill goes
on TO say: "Al ihose OF either party who nre in
favor Of tho nomination Of either Gen. Cass or
Col R NJ Johnson, for President, are especially
invited to attend, from present appearances i,
is confidently believed that either Gen. Cass or
Col. Johnson will be the Democratic candidate for
that office'
This handful is said 10 be gotten Up, under the
especial direction Of Mr. Peaselee, of The
Van Buren, Electors, and a distinguished leader in
the loco ranks in this slaie and is signed by gen
tlemen composing the "Democratc Central Com
mitee Of Shelby county"
/ Where are the friends Of little Martin? We
hope they will not be over by dlsaffeced
portion of the great loco party. Suck up TO the
work gentlemen; we want fair race with Matty,
and show him What the ''second sober thoughts
of the people are. With Calhoun IN the south,
Matty and Buchanan The cast Csss IN the
north Beoton and Johnson III the West We think
j, vii, be difficult to determine wha, public opn-
ION ia. or what i! can be made.
Richmond palladium., 1842-10-22

Let Otio so-We can live without State Bank being
established il Ohio. while have banks of fertile soil
as we have the Ioosher state With these ask
favors of the ''rag barrons' wild monopoists.
friend lef With another tremendous BEET, which
weighs pounds 1t cultivated on tho farm Of
Mr. Henry TE.I, of Jackson township this county
Uurrah! hurrat for Jackson--township.
1t practice among the good people in the
land steady labits send their Ministers. the Pas
tors churches liberal portion of the
good things wh the produce of their farms
dens; country change has The fash
the tins, and the editors have in this respect
AIKEN the place clergy. We go distinctly tor the
change houghby do wish to be considered
selfish Howeer, have 20 say, thatwe are indebted TO
our friend Mr.PErER MFARLIN, for q lot of nice. "a
good and as svee, TURNIPS ate, for which
we our thanks.
Richmond palladium., 1842-10-22

United States Snate.-The complexion OF the
prises 80 Wings i We include Mr.. Rives Of Va.
and 30 locos There are two vacancies in Ten
nessee. ], is probable, if not certain that Messrs
Preston Of S. CIolina, Graham of y. Carolina,
and Kerr Of Maryland, will be succeeded by locos.
Indiana Is doubtful but there is fair chance for
the reelection If Mr. Smith. The Wings, may
still hold majon,y if Tennessee should not go
back to locofocoism.
Richmond palladium., 1842-10-22

81 a Massachusetts Whig-a Fanueii Hall Whg.''
Daniel Uebster.
L. MI. Webster Clay Wing. That's the question.
Richmond palladium., 1842-10-22

At their eld practices-The Hon. r. NJ. John
son had his poeko, picked few days since, and
$50 taken Tn, last time he was in the same
city, Philadelphia he was reliered of splendid
gold watch. Some wag of fellow once said
that when he wen.nto a crowd oflocos he always
kept his hand on his money, TO prevent its being
stolen. We hoEe Col Dick will learn wisdom
Richmond palladium., 1842-10-22

On this question old Wayne will vote. Aye!
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Price Two Cents

rates for some time forward The brands of United
States Flour have realised 29s to 30s Canadian fine
Sd to 25ssuperfne 29s per BARREL duty paid Canadian
Oatmeal is again rather chepe 22s to 22s Cd 24O
IDS feas, 2Ss 10 3Os per quarter.
LvERrooL, Sept 20.-American Provsions-The i'm
ports very light and consist Of only 100 barrels
u kegs Lard 90 boxes Cheese lag barrels Beef and
l0l barrels Pork
Lard-There has been a very good demand, and fur
ther mas been obtained little remaining
In first hands higher prices asking the sales have
been large at 3?s 10 4ts, duty paid.
Cheese'-A few cwtnew, of good quality, were sold at
inferior not present inquired for prices S6s to Sos
as TO quality.
Hams.-rhere are inquiries for dry Hams but none at
market lot of picklet offered by auction a very few
sold at 32s TO 35s, duty paid.
Beef and Pork-There has been very de-
mand for Canadian and advance both saw
as high 37s cd per barrel whilst for States has also
Paraken OF rise in value, and both kinds will now be
more in request as they getting known in the in
terror OF the country.
United States. ....... ass to 3Os in bond
tdhuulah .3is to 37s
BaconNot much inquired for sells slowly at s6s to
39s per cwt. duty paid.
ANTWERP, Sept. l3-Cofeo had undergone no atera-
tion Sales 1850 bales ord Batavia 274c ord Do
mngo at 23c; and ord Brazil 20ic 2l4c Cotton re-
manned in favorable position Sales 700 bales Georgia
Mobile and New Orleans firm prices Hides continued
and 1000 sailed do Indigo dull also Pepper Potash
es Tallow and Tea In Rice the transactions lao
tres Carolina at lat to l2A 1000 bales Bengal 81 to
on and 500 Of ord Batavia at 81 to ssh. In Sugar
the sales only 900 boxes grey Havana at ~ to l
FORMS
common Cherbon, at % to 23Ac; and brown 45c Suma
ira at Sc Brazil and other quiet. Tobac
neg ected. Raw Sugar in favorable position
prices having tendency to advance. Surnam was 10 to
23 and grey Havana - to 25 Rice still in demand
Split Carolina at laf Hides brsker, but Cot
ton was flat
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OCULISTS.
DOCTOR J. FRAN CTS

CELEBHAIED EYE WATER.
x.or ay dis Preparations are % perfect erie tS s" for al
nfammatoryG sse Of the eye, weakness Of sight, &c
neverfail nebala Of the longest standing, without
any CERTIFICATES.
certify that Jacob Valentine, youth Of about 6een
called to-day, that he patient
Dr. J. Francis whose treatment has been d: under
oO'' Rector Of St, George. Church. Bee KHAN st.
This certify that two Of my children afflicted with
with nebelas covering the sight Every remedy was Ee.Srsed
without good effect and despaired Of them being
recovered They perfectly restored to sight by Dr. j.
l'nc'' DASIEt g JONES 100 Pearl street.
was almost blind for twelve years. and in i've weeks under
the }lfu treatment OF Dr. srancr, my sisht now per
's''' so'' anu MARTHA BROWN, 1T Forsyth street.
icernfS to the above being ,I 9s BENEDICT
Pssto fthe Stanton street Chuoh
ev. w ,na nearly blind for 1--WE " year. with ~ oaen
INA. disease ny fsi if n 9SRR sSssfi5}S s
esey Dr. Fraacis preparacns ior diseases Of the eye
them the notice Of the public,
Duncan Dunbar, Pastor Of McDoural st. Church.
John fses s s,DI Of q The First Bsgtis Church
Jacob B,ounsr, Pastor Of the North Bartst Church
'otsph Andeade. Roman Catholic Priest Of ST Peter.
Numerous certificates seen at the office Prerarcd and
'oia Only 1y VI = Francis 10 Barclay street, New York
hrnc.a Ives inserted which cannot be distinguished from
Dr. Francis respectfully informs his the public
"a, n % @ q ths ,ncresss Of his business Dr. enny
New York Medical Society has joined him and every conf
de6ss can Be placed n hi, ,Il ocg
HIDES AND FAT.-Five cents per pound cash. current
money, will be given for all hides weighing lbs un.
der aud four snd half cents for all over ib and the
Houston streets, by JOHN HUM. OF 2wsr
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Common Council,

BOARD OF AIDE RMrN Wednesday, Oct. 5-Present, all
the members except Alderman Davies.
Petitions presented and referred.-Of David Van Horn,
for leave remove the of his daughter from Rut
gers street cemetery. OF Peter Coye for release from
imprisonment for violation Of corporation ordinances.
communca alton was ed from the Commissioners
of the Aims House, requiring additions to the buildings
for. was referred to Committee on Chariy and Aims
House. and ordered to be printed
be allowed the members Of the Common Council unless
incurred by committee or while the member 10 in the
The Game Laws.-An ordinances passed the Board ma
king penalty of $40 to bring into any market or sell
offer expose for sale any partridge or quail in any
the 5th day January and the 25h day October any
year The time formerly to the 18th Of September.
JoIST BAILor.-Alderman Balls acted as "headsman,n
and Jarvis collector Of in
place Of Jacob Van VOORHEES,, deceased
The result was, for Jarvis 17-Emmons I0-blank2.
Thomas c. Smart and George Robson were appointed
weighers Of anthracite coal.
Warner Anderson was nominated Tor Inspector oil lum
Der by the Alderman of the first.
Asst. Aid NAsn nominated Purdy Hoyt, Who he said.
The result was for Anderson i7-Hoyt s-blsnk4
John r. Bauvet inspector Of frewood in the 14th dis
rict stationed at the pier foot of Duane street.
The Board then adjourned to meet on Monday next to
appoint inspectors reflections.
Previous to ado rnment Alderman PuRDY inquired
whether the majority intended to give the minority any
chance in the selection Of these inspectors
Aid. Balls said was their intention to give the minor
ity one inspector in each district.
Board or AssrsrANr ALpKRMsr.--Wednesday Oct. 8,
isaa-The President assistant Alderman Adams in the
chair.
Some petitions were presented and referred.
Reports of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES with the other
Board in granting TO w. w. De Forest deed in common
Of the bulkhead and piers between Pike and Rutgers
streets he paying expence of deed and maps.
In favor Of raising the pay of the City Watchmen TO
25 the price from which Ii reduced and TO pay them
IS cents each per night from the 18th September the time
when the reduction took place. Adopted.
Papers from the other Board-Concurrng IN allowing
David Van Horn the remains Of his daughter
from the Rutger street burial mountaineering fsncx
Coye from prison. he being confined for vioa0n ''''
nance. ,,.,
To amend the resolution for day officer o, tne LIN
ward by inserting 81 80 per day instead Oh Pi'S A"'
board adhered its resolution - m -.., Co. NJ
In favor of paying $50 James sosn Sio for rent.
also to nav orman Engine Co. - sso ior room nire
TO nav day lice officer I2th ward 5000
Other papers referred
c mpnncation was received from the Commissioners
If The Aims House, and referred.
vi lees was AIKEN TO meet the other hoard in Joint bal
afer its return the Board adjourned to Monday even
ing next
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IMPROVEMENT IN DENTISTR

IMPROVEMENT IN DENTISTRY.
LII systems have to undergo the ordeal Of public
N scrutiny. and happy should be il they the
proportion onenh the whole stamped with the seal Of
APPRECIATION
The feature the science of Dentistry discovered
bv Dr. Caldwell, Of Virginia and is successfully
tised by Geo. w Humphreys bis pupil who has taken
23 Broadway, door the American Hotel where he will
be happy to give practical demonstrations Of his skill this
novel and Of extracting teeth which has
caused Of to bear the torments Of
toothache dreadng the lkng stem, long
All dental operations perfo med by him warranted Teeth
inserted with such peecnes to deceive the most scruni
zng of their alsity.
Teeth plugged, cleaned, filed the approved
plan having spent acquiring thorough know
ledge OF the together with the Sou
thern States he offers his services the public with conf
dence.
Nav be consulted az all hours of the day. OF I'm ssc
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CARD.-have often been informed by friends that some
"A PERSONS well in line Of business ss ont OF ~
ofthe with have directly and indirectly
that manufacturing well known IA To'ma ura',
we'll other Havana and Principe Segas 10 tins sna
making other similar hints herewith declare sucn
aehoods aud such ipd,y nE ns,tsm street
New York, Sept. as. is42 ~m~r
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READ THE FOLLOWING
CERTIFICATE

i v i w Il
New YoRx, Sept s, 1912.
Inc
fits had experienced rom it while peril rminE the duties OF
deem RICH, AMI proper that this time should
vaae Al the camp held Sing
tn "a my
Master and consequently my voice became hoae and inca
the san Sabbath to preach and
5 y .n On s
day being supplied with package Of your csndy is use
clear and from that hp.ke,s and tickling of
81 sSsS:sI ssv
use would save many from grave who finally fall victims
to consumption S1 &c Glib as:s
Me.sr. j. pEA.r Son. As Divi.ssn street. O''' ''-
Asen'0 B'9 THEy j IN Mj1iS :i5'''
y'sS with coash
Colds and .sS % i've az an ns s,es
0uiy nothing ca sGT it, We recommend to our sreh
Reverend Lindsey rec'n pastor OF NJ E. Church. Be-
Reverend Crawford pastor of the second NJ f. Church.
Reverend Mr. Whitaker. pastor of Presbyterian Church,
Reverend NJ Sen Of N E. Church gsdGs,d, T.,
Reverend Mr. Hart recent pastor OF Baptist Church. Gold
Reverend MIR. Gibbs Ill Third Avenue
reverend Mr. Berry pastor Wesleyan Methodist Chu rch
corner Grand and Clinton SITS. -
Reverend Mr. Lyons Of the German Mission Church.
Elder Knapp, and Rev. MIR. Mafhtt.
One would think thu above recomme ndaons sufficient
to sell ton Peases Hoarhound Candy day. in this city
alone when propretos obtain certificates from minis
Of the Gospel of such unbs mshed reputation that
whose would believe them neit would he believe
though one should dead The virtues Of Pease
Hoahound Candy them be considered proved, far
anything fap BE- proved BY testimony SON
VII
s Country merohants obtain Peases Hoarhound Can.
ay the prices, by sendinx order
merchant city with whom they have dealings.
J.PEASE SON, IS Division st.
Agents. the City-Rushton Aspinwall, 10 Aston House.
40 Broadway and &c William street; Elton 90 Nassau
Kie.ed, 52s Broadway Brigham Houston and Avenue
and Ann Cotton 2es Bsecksr Marine cor 2l.t street
Broadway Kerr, 7s Broadway Moss, sos and sos Grand
Agents the Country Zieber, 81 Dock street, Third
Troy Baxter 81 State s. Albany Robinson II Baltimore
Memphis Tenn and Hays, s9 Fulton Brooklyn. o3 lmr
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PARIS
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS

np,1A = 20 =! ,S;,:l,- c-1,|., III IL"
Co.-w open in few days. twenty Paris Artif
cal Flowers Feathers, Sc landing from last arrivals
This establishment receiving from their house Paris by
every Have packet the newest styles Of flowers and fenher
they appear in that Of fashion.
Tn. arrangement enables the have constantly hand
most fashionable assortment the above articles Dealing by
far largely this line than establishment
the CITY, they afford sell very lowest
the most reasonable Terms.
Wholesale up stairs.
Also, constantl hand. kind Of materials for flower
manufacturers. s3Imsc Is
DAGUERREOTYPE.
TO THE PHOTOGRAPHC ARTTSTS
+ A.ARGAULT CO, 1881 Fulton street, opposite ST.
PsNs Church, respectfully inform their friends and the
public thar they hav just received by packet ship Ago an in
voice OF
1000 Dsguerceotype French Plates
supply OF the best and newest apparatus
100 ounces cromiRe
cromine OF iodine
50 pounds hydrosuphafe Of soda
so grammes OF chloride OF gold
100 pounds Of tripol Of veinse
so chloride Of iodine
And the book containing the latest improvements the
Dsgueneotype. o3 1m~r
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RICHARD HfED. Com. OF Ueods SO mi
RAFFLE. RAFFLE, RATTLE.

ITO BE RAFFLED Tor PosvtIy on the INST OF Novem-
Der next two splenpd blue cloth gentlemens Spanish
Circular Cloaks, with capes handsomely made with vel
in every other respect Tickets s, each As the rattle will
positively take place the above named Tickets must
be paid for whe when the numbers taken
As number Of Tickets already sod gentlemen wishing
chance would do well TO apply earlyes such chance sci
dom oersthe highest and lowe numbers have cloak
each For further particulars. apply No. Murray
corner Broadway, where the cloaks to be
of Noylkr
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PRIVATE MEDICINE CHESTS
THE COLLEGE OF
MEDICINE AND PHI RMACY

OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK; =
HAVE preuared number Of Private Medicine Chests
II each Containing quantity ofhe new rench
Medicines OF peculiar class OF dss
have many instances fallen under INC es
quacs oil the cxtre
cy which patients thus afflicted exhibit y applying ,o' nsae
advice from respectable sicians 10 the mode now ex
planned how and ecta treatment VIII De gained p
patients without the necessity making any dcioseie OF
their The Chest" contains such quantity OF
appropriate guaranteed to effect peIiect cnre
and ample and familiar style accompany
each chest The remedies applicable to all forms OF the dis
The Chests containing remedle. Ior sypnue diseases
and each be had of the Principal Agent OF the
Ose W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal Office of the College 81 kasssu street
NB-Ca,es Ill parts Of the Union Canadas
and West Indies. -, =, :, d. =,
gstutousy whatever additional advice thsy dese
during the progress OF their case. si6 lms.--
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W. 5. RICHARDSON. Asen.
PARIS LIFE PILLS.


THE immense increase Of the sale Of these Pills for The short
%s they have Sss qU this
herbal senedyins disease Al his season
Of
thus be able perform the functions allotted it, the body
sy ss Ts and
IA. fn ss o ss n s"s e0
for Their fine invariably stomach
1000 1901 Th % s ao
a IN S So.:: .s%
Ing ina that all who use hs% sppesss their worth They are
RushIon A.pnwa druggist, aud chemists Sc William st.
ss.1. nNs
273 Broadway corner OF Chamberst
iotSS 6sda dSsssi:I SssSssys B ecker"
John C. Hurt druggist, 3is Grand corner Norfolk st,
syPe Medicine sois g B.wSs, corner of waker'
Horace Everett druggist se Genwehs next the corner Of
j. Coddngon apothecaries 21 Hudscn steee, corner
E. Cotton, chemist and .pohecary, Bseckec ST.,
I Wsndovs, druggist and apothsay. al Eighth
warehouse, I8i1s Fulton 81.
And wholesale, at proprietor 9fhe ss,onrprssco
Clarendon House, of Duane and Broadway.
SEBRING'S RESTORATIVE CORDIAL.
Mo- 7s BIoadwsy.N Y.Ths Cordial having obtained just
case. to which ADAPTED The public fsspesay informed
that and Ts. Of the
Iy physieng but By strengthening the system No eater
other disease arising from debility be cured by frequent
this complaint exists The system already weak and every
contrary acting tonic strengthens the digestive organs and
assists them perform their functions Designed
Hence is found be ecacou also in those
70 females which arise frequently from weakness than
for the Nervous Headache and affords relief in almost all az
fecon Of the system excellent preventive OF
costveness and low spirits The aged and nrm Of bo
and person. Of habits: 70 have
in all Of general debility good and healthy APP
petite and the whole system, and highly
beneficial convaesence from fevers and
disorders In proof Of its virtues the above complaints the
public referred the recommendations
well those Of respectable gentlemen have derived
benefit from the of it, Of which published in the
circular accompanying each bottle.
The Restorative C9gda prepared and sold by the proprietor
i7G Broadway NJ and By respectable throughout
the country Price 81 bottle and 50 DOZEN Orders
conied by the cash punctualy executed and forwarded
cording to directions OF lmsm
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OYSTERS-

CITIZENS Of the 7th and 10th Wards you lovers Of fine
" Oysters Ifyou would take great ple,su in
commenting cali upon friend Mr.. ThomasW. Wat
Housed where will ways find the finest shrewsbury
that the affords well other species
fOyser Of most delicious flavor together whcve decacy
of the season,
His n also furnished with Liquors OF the finest quality
hayag direct from the importer and his inferior
10 sold other public place OF entertainment.
Mr. WATSON moreover has for many been favorably
known first caterer his line OF business
assduous Ia his
hs the public all OCCASIONS whenever they have
honored him with their patronage,
This we are C. rain will be sufficient recommend the
thy proprietor OF the Warrington yst.i the
ton Of his upown friends who wi still hn1 him harpy
ever to serve them with hours cheap and
good be obtained other establishment IN the city
OF 3tsr
VEtYETs-sup,r Jet black and blue black Lyons Sin
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VELVETs-supsr Jet black and blue black Lyons Silk
Vtlve for mere liant aiors just received, and for sale
BY o. VARET. 10 Cedar ST. up stairs. ~ lmsrc
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AS with the unpec edented success since its
cement particularly from the unfortunate victims OF
unprincpied preendes, who daily gaining strength
and vgoT under the Judicious Of the College The
following preparations have already obtained eeebry
mar AL dluIl ..nE. .I....a-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-16
RHODE ISLAND vs.. NEW HAMP-
SHIRE.

In speaking Of the letter recently address,
ed by Governor Hubbard of New Hampshire
to Samuel ". King, acting as Governor OF
Rhode Island, in answer TO requsitlon for
the surrender of Thomas w. Dorr, the hero
OF the Boundary, the Arsenal, and Chepach-
ct, charged with the crime of treason agains,
Rhode Island, &c. &c. &C., the New York
Tribune observes:
The constitution Of the United States ex-
prcssly declares that n person charged with
"hedS0n, felony, or other crime" in one
State and fleeing to another, shall be delv-
cred up on the rcquisilion Of the Governor
of the former. This is precisely the case
which has occurred. Dorr is SO charged
with treason and demanded, yet Gov. Hub
bard not only refuses to surrender him, bul
insullngly tells Gov. King that he is usur-
per, and that Dorr is the rightlul Governor
Rhode Island
In taking this course Governor Hubbard
places himself directly in hostility to the We
ry first principle Of American international
policy. 1t has long been our ayowed Iule
TO intermediate not at all with the domestic
concerns Of other communities, but to regard
innexiby the Government IN fact of any
country as the Government Of right. This
great American principle Gov. Hubbard re-
pudlates, and proceeds to inquire into and
settle the claims Of conflicting Governments
in Rhode Island, deciding that the Govern
ment winch is acknowledged and obeyed ov
err every foot of her soil is not the Govern
ment, but that the State yereignty is en-
bodied in one II. w. Dorr, who has twice
run away from its soil as fast as his leg
could carry him-who had been hiding il
grog-shops and by-places for months, unit
taken under the protecting wing of New
Hampshire, and whose rule isnot now obey,
ed on single foot square of the earth's sur
face II Gov liubbard's course is correct
it is high time we ceased condemning anC
ridiculng the seeming absurdlles of the de
voices Of Legitimacy and the "Divin
Right" in Europe Let the partsaus o
Don Carlos. Don Miguel, and the Duke o
Bordaux take courage Gov. Hubbard al
yauces 0 their rescue - Tribune,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-16

Last year Gov, Panc's minority in the
County Of Windsor, was only Z35 over all.
This year it is 1913. Showing Whi9 gain
of 1888. Upon this result the Spirit Of Rad
icalism discourseth after this wise in the
course Of consoIing homily to his Loco
masters
"The Democracy OF the County deserve
great Credit for the determination vI'h which
they have tough. The battle. The feds are az
mad at orr gain, as though they h1i been beat
en-. They intended to crush L,cotoco.stn in
Windsor County forever, but alas they are
ike hard cider, SEc,ed in!
The feds are glal 10 q0a any wav, and the
Democrats stand to-day, be.i-r than Asyecer did
Jc(1rs!"
That is what we call taking things easy.
The young man 50 busy in extracting conso-
laton out Of the rout Of the Locos in old
Windsor, is, we believe the same inter-
esling youth who promised at the begin
ming Of the campaign, to "sweetcn our cof-
/ fec" for Us