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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-12
y the Federal court al Clafksburp.
United States,

rs,
Peter Narnall and Others.
To- oursuauce Ofthe decree In this rauss 7 sb,u
on the Sd day Of November l-43. A. Ibe c1Tr,
house ln Ohio cOHnty, sell lu the hfph.sf and
pest hlddei on the terms after named. the follow
ing lots 100 Wheeling. VIZ; Lot NO. iu lhe ctb
square, and on which BE- erected he ware bougo
nov occupied by Isaac IRWIN and Hafdtrg A.
MeIdlni ana twenty three lOts ru hit uarf Gi
Wheeling called EostWheelIng (which are nur-
befed as follows. 90 wit, l0I, 40. sr. ss. NJ Ifs
g., t93, l33. O., l37. I2g. IlH. C9'2I5. Igl. I11 81
fg ,ll w ~ aMu -. lgt said ts will boz cold
on n credit by equal Inst1Imen.s az ONE. ia, ,rJ
three years with interest from Nh, dav of sale f.
purchaser giving bonds with good 4srlIrity IT, ~
purchase money Is paid. Should Inc s4I. r., y.
completed on that day, DO will I've a i8ururT r-,,,
Gay lo cay ul is closed n JACOB.
""E 70 IOmwTssfuurr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-12
ALTMAN 4 MAXWELL.

EAOULD respectfully inform the customers
OF the late firm OF T. Pollock d 10, and
the public genereliy, that they have received from
the east, aud nave now opened at the old stand,
formerly uccup ed by T. Pollock a. Co, No 1919,
corner OF Main and Union Streets, q large and
well selected stock OF BOOTS * SHOES, con-
slsting ~ part rs follows:
100 pairs Gents Fine Calf Norroes
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SALE.

OF LOT NO. III ON FIF"TH STREET
IN GHANCERY-In the Circnrt superior court
o!Law and Chancery for OHIO county.
S ar q Morton.
Jacob F Bier and others.
by virtue Of the proceedings and DEGREES in the
above names cause, | shall proceed TO sell al
public auction TO the highest aud best bidder. on
MoLdaY the second day Of October 1913, (being
sOnrt day. at the front d ,Or of the court house eli
ONO county, the lot Ofground situated at the
corner caste Of fifth and south Of John streets in
the city Of W heeliug, being designated on the pIat
lhcreOi ny the number one bundled AID sew eutv
seven ll77,I on the blowing terms of sale viz
t'e purchaser 70 give bond and security for the
purchase money, payable in equal iustalments.i in
6lSht, sixteen and twenty four months from the
DAY Of sale, respectively. with interest from the
day Of sale.
/ MITCHELL, DeDuiv far
ARCHIBALD WcoDs, ) e, and
aug p - Commissioner.
NIRGINIA-IV cHAEcERy-At rules held in
The Jerks office Of The county court Of
ohio county for the month Of August ls43
Peter saver, Complainant.
Charles Motto, and Charles Derswcrt.
Defendants.
The defendant Charles Motto. not having
entered his appearance and given security accoT-
ding 10 the act Of Assembly and the rules of this
court, and no appearing by satisfactory proof
mat be is not an Inhabifaut Of this Common
WCaIth-On motion Of complainant hy counsel
4 is ordered that The said defendant do aprear
mere on The fret day ~ the next NOvcmner tnrm
OF in's court and answer the complain mis- bin
and that q copy OF this order be forthwith In-
4, iied i some newspaper printed In the city Of
ieo 90 the 'front.' door 81 The court house Of Ohio
JNo MCOLLoCH. &C
a WILSON for Comp'i. aug 81
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+ A II T. UCE Ed
TO CINCINNA II.

ILL y a. co. 90 Fast Mail CoaSh
~ Leaves Wheeling daily al 7 O'clock, p. NJ.
AZ hours 10 Cincinnati.
iu'i Coach, leaves Wheeling daily at & o'clock
- W. az hours To Cincinnati. Fare $40.
ID Tallmadge's Good IaisHt COach leaves Vince.
ling duly at p. NJ az hours to MaysyIle Fare
8 o. i"e
W. EKiras furnished Al al times. in the ,bovs
lines To parties with The privilege Of lying by at night
or not AZ they rhouse.
OBcs No. 36 Wafer st. WHEELING. Va
aug 50 MESKINEN. Agent
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d. ~. At1NfDlOA - ERNIE IR
A PEREZ TLY SAFE
AND CERTAIN CT RE FOR WORMS.
CERTIFICATE : of ITS efficacy can be seen AZ
the store OF the subscribers sufficient to sat-
isiy the most lncTcdulous. Price 25 cents.
WHITLEY, Green Co. Pa
Ma! nth, ls43. s
Dear Sir: ] have hreI using your VermlCtge in
my practice for a number Of years, end find IL
the most sur. and safe Worm Destroyer that
ever had.
was called 10 a chill! six or seven wear. old IN
Nav, 1912, which was ihcn in spasms with the
worms, j gave II ore vial ofyour VermIfurs. a.
greatly to drsctions, and the chIld passed. 440
worms. In n lew weeks, 1 gave II another Wal.
and II passed 2l0 more, making in all go Worms.
The child recovered Immediately, and has enjoy
ed good health ever since.
have prescribed il in many ether cases in
which II has brought away 2On and 300 Mems.
JONATHAN NORRIS.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
There are Vermifuges in almost every sec,;o,
o. the country. asserted to be the same. " equal
to FahneSi,ock s,-which is not the ~case,-thcre
r. none like H.. They contain dan. e,or,s inereS
dents. Avoid them as ,ou value III and braI,b
use he first and only safe ana effcacious cve''
Do not be persuaded by the interested venter,
that o'herS will answer as well
For sale BY
IA FAHNESTOCK & co
corner oil 0iNIH and Wood SIS. Pittsburgh.
Is . MMEtHIN.
JONAS C~kUMBACKER. g.
JAMES BAKER,
B A FAHNESTnCK'S Ant ,ie''TB'TGiI itCIiIS
PILl.S.-A gentle but efficient cathorric or
pressIy adapted for a { mily phvsir; and are NOT
surpassed ny airy other pull ~ use for all cases IN
which a %catharlc - inCicated. They will oreTste
o. OTouShly without grping. Price 25 cts for =
box containing 30 pills.
PHeuh'o nc or Cough BdIsam-A valuable
remedy tor Coughs and G lids, Price 25 cents.
Cough Lozenges.-These l., zerpCs possess
The virtues of the best Cough Syrup, are convr-
nIent 10 carry IN the packet and are very pleosant
to the taste. Price 25 Ct nts.
CarmtnHttre LoSenges for the cure Of The
summer complaint. As The season is now an
pro aching IN which bowel complaints ar1aIwavs
family should be- provided with hoy of ms.
LoZenges, which, fused according to directionS
VIII certainly cure. Price 25 cents.
Liquid Opodetdoc TIN penetrating arti, Is
Poss, sses double the strength of he c,mnon
IS moIe clsrnly and much more con-
Ve@ItntIy applied. Price 25 cents.
For sale by L 3 MMECHEN,
Js% Wheeling. Va.
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~ RCIAL MADEIRA w1Nv

'NH'nre-l12J.
fEW dozen bottles. a.s1 one cask Of The
- b've I'D aud very superior article on bs,4
300 Tor sale by Jme Isl NJ REILLY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-12

Prepared and sold BY A . Sands & Co, Drug.
gists and thcmists Granite buildings. ri
Broadway, corner Of Chambcrs ~ New York
and for sale by Druggists throughout the u s.
Price 81 per bottle, sIx bottles for s..
The public are respectfully requested 10 remem-
bei that 10 Is sands Sarsapaulla that has audI s
constantly achieving such remarkable cures Of
the most difficult class 0f diseases 10 which the
human frame is subj sct, aud ask Tor Sands Sar.
parilla. and .qke no other.
OLIVER PRYOR APcuf BY special op-
poiutnsat for tie pr0prset0rs, Ter Uheeli.g
end vicinity. y ~
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OF LOT NO. III ON FIFTH STREET
IN IHANCEKY-ln the Circu1t superior court
= ofLsw and Chancery for OHIO county.
s ar q Morton.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-12

] have confidence 10 the representations made
by Martha COnlIn, aud have iuIl knowi,dge Of
her case. ELIJAH y pTWDN
Alderman 10th Ware Of the city VI Ycw YORK.
Dec ~, 1912.
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Martha Conlin has livedn my family the last
- years, and 1 hereby ceruy that the foregoing
statement made by herself BE- correct.
Mrs MARY b LLOYD.
NJ en- Ar.IM IL Anu.nrE Il
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''y 90 Nhudreus' Shoes.
Also n large stock Of Htmlork and Oak Tan
SPluIsh sole Leather Upper Leather, Calf and
ol2Ioico SKINS, Finding and Lining SIX ms. TO-
FeihCr With Shoe Thread, Nails and rcgs IN
81 which we are willing 60 sell az a small IA 80, ~
l,' ASH. Those wishing 90 ptrCha4e. viii do
wen 10 give us 20 call before purchasing lei sewberg
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! w MITCHELL, Depufv far
ARCHIBALD WCoDs, ) - G., and
aug p - Commfesousr


WIRGINIA-IV cHAxcERy-At rules held in
the clerks office of The county court Of
ohio county for the month Of August ls43
Peter saver, Complainant.
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] place full confidence in the statement made
by Martha COnlini havIhg known her the past
twenty yeaTB.l will cheerfully give anypartIculars
in relation 10 her case TO those who NAV wish
farther information 81 ELIZABETH,
Superior Ofthe ttOmau Catholic Orphan ASYLUM.
PunSe street, New York. tDec "a, 1872.
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GEORGETOWN, @, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY NEW SCI

does not indicate that its credit is so very
high as to renderit probable tnst its stock
to the enormous amount Of S200, ,000, ,O0C
would be so eagerly sought for, or so rea
Oily taken by capitalists, as the advocates
of the proposed measure would have us
believe. But suppose that the credit ol
the General Government was unbounded
Suppose that its stock, to any given am
cunt, could be sold, Notwithstanding the
general stagnation of business, the gen.
eral want of confidence, and the almost
universal pecuniary embarrassment which
prevails as we'll in Europe as in this coun,
try, not only at par, but for considera.
bic premium, is it 10 be imagined that
the State stocks could be purchased of
the present holders, under the operation
of the proposed measure, at the heavy
rates Of discount which some persons
seem to imaginea To suppose so would
imply belief that the holders Of state
stocks are not only very ignorant, but ex-
ceedingly stupid. If the credit of the
General Government stood as high as we
have supposed, and the measure propos-
ed should be adopted, is it likely that
the State stocks, for the redemption of
which il would be issued, would remain
at their present depressed price3 Ger
tainly not. On the contrary, as soon.as
it should become known that such pro.
visions were made for the rede.np
ton of aportiOn of the State stocks,
those state stocks would be rapidly
run up in price to their nominal
value, and in order 10 exchange the one
for the other, an equal nominal amount
would be required by the holder, The
effect in such case, would resemble that
which attended the late suspension and
subsequent resumption of specie pay.
ments Of the banks. Soon after the sus-
pension, and when there was no proba.
hifity of speedy resumption, and while
there was some doubt entertained of the
sOlVency ofa portion Of them, their notes
we're at very heavy discount, but as the
prospects of their resuming and of their
solVency improved, the rate of discount
gradually diminished, until the resump.
ton took place; and when it was known
that specie could be obtained for their
notes upon presentation, their notes be.
cane as current in the ordinary opera.
ton of business, and we're as readily re-
ceived as specie itself. And if STOCKS be
issued by the General Government for
redeeming portion of that of the in
debted states, the one will be ss valuable
as the other, provided there be an equal
degree of punctuality in the payment of
the interest; and the degree Ofpunctual-
ity in the payment ofthe interest, in Ell
ther or both cases. will depend upon the
amount ofmoney drawn from the pock-
cts of the people for that purpose. And
as the people will be required to pay the |
interest, and redeem the principal, in
both cases, no possible advantage can re-
suit TO the community generally from
the proposed scheme.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-02-21

SCENE in an Ohio Court.--The Judge
is supported on the right and on the left
by his humble associates; and on
old lady is called up. 10 give evi
dence:- .c .'..
President Judge-Take off your bon
net, madam.
LADY, would rather not, sir.
?. il desire you to put of your
bonnet, madam.
LII am informed tina! IN public as.
sembIies that woman should cover heu
head. Such is the custom--and, o
course. win not take off my bon
net.
P. Why, you are a pretty woman
indeed! think you had better come
and take seat on the bench.
LII thank you kindly, sir, but re-
ally think there are old women enough
there already.-Cm. Republican.
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SENATE.
Friday, February 10, lS43.

REPORTS OF STANDING coMMITTEEs.
Mr. Walton, from the committee ON Fl.
nance, 10 which was referred sundry be
titiOns for the reduction Of expenses, re-
ported the same back, and asked TO be
discharged from the further considera.
tiOn thereof
Mr. Walton, from the same committee.
reported lack The resolution relative to
taxing the salaries Of public officers, gold
and silver plate, etc, and recommended d
its indefinite pOstponement
Agreed to. i3r tl
Mr.. Walton, from the same committee,
reported back certain petitions, asking
for an amendment Of the law pointing
out the mode Of levying taxes, and that
horses may be taxed according to their
real value, and asked to be discharged
from further consideration thereof.
Agreed to.
Mr.. London offered for adoption the
following resolution: b5
REsoLvED, That the standing commit
tee on the judiciary be instructed 10 in
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AN EXAMPLE FOX CONGRESS
AND OTHER ROnIES

Tho "Cherokee Council," which of
course is body Of Indians, delegated to
meet in public and transact the political
business Of the whole lriLa, after sess-
ion Of eight weeks, adjourned on the 24th
last month. Their deliberations were or.
derly, systematic,pruden and intelligent.
No brawHsibetween rival politicians, no
s9ars between rival orators no articles
ofimpeachment against the great chief
no "head him or die" Speeches were
made, bu not fyr "BUNKUM;" measures
were adopted, but not TO elevate this. or
PROSTATE that ambitious asplrant after
political honors. They did the business
entrusted 10 them, and went home when
they had accomplished it.
Of the two, which looks like the most
sensible assembly-the council at Wash
ington or The Council of the Chero,
KEGS?
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SENATE.
Saturday, Feb. II, 1913.

Mr.. Parker, from the select commit
lee to which the sxbiecI had been refer
red, reported back the bill to divide the
State Of Ohio into Congressional Dis
tricls, with one amendment as fol-
lows:
Ssrike out all alter the enactilg clause
and insert new bill, which he reported
to The Senate.
The question recurring upon striking
out,
Mr.. Mitchell called for division Of
the question, and it turning on stri.
king ont, the question was lost.
YEAS-Messrs. Barley, Franklin,
Hazeltine, Mitchell, McAnnellyI Parker,
Walton and speakers.
NAYS-Messrs AieD, Barnett, CLARK,
Denny, Ford, Fuller, Harris, Henderson
jackson, johnson, Koch, Lahm, Latham,
Louden. Miller. McCutchen, Newton,
Nash, Ridgway, Rilchey, Robbins. Upde-
graf, Van Vorhes, Wade and Wolcott--
25. t-s.
The question occurring on ordering the
bill 10 be sngrOssed,
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
IL Thursday Feb. 8, 1913.


On motion of Mr. Schenck, House bill
to regulate fees and salaries, and abolish
certain offices, with the pending amend
ments, was taken up.
The second amendment of the COM
mittee, which provides that the Sergeant
at Arms of each branch of tbs General
Assembly shall preserve carefully all the
unsued stationery, candles, and other ar
ticles, at the end of the session, and &C
count for the same to the Secretary Of
State, was agreed to.
Mr. Green moved to recemmit the bill
20 the committee on Finance.
Lost. .......
Mr. Byington moved 10 recommiI the
bill and amendments 10 the committee
on the Judiciary. Lost.
Mr. Byington remarked that a similar
bill was before the Senate, and moved
that the bill and pending amendments be
indefinitely postponed. He considered
the bill humbug.
Mr. Schenck spoke at considerable
length against the motion, and in favor
Of the bill.
Mr. Byington replied, and opposed the
bill on the ground that it made unjus
determinations among the various Off
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Mr. Jackson demanded the yeas und
nays, which were ordered, and were yeas
l6. nays Is, as follows: 3
YEAS Messrs Barnett, Clsrk, Fuller
Harris, Jackson, Johnson, Ko eh, Lahm,
Latham, London, McCutehsn, RilehaS,
Robbins, Van VOrhes and Woleogt-
1G.
NAYS-Messrs Atsn, Barley, Densy,
Ford, Franklin, Hazeltine, HendeF soa'
Mitchell, McAnnelly, Newiss, Nash. Par.
ker, Ridgway, Stanton, UpdegraR, Wade,
Walton. and Speaker-16.
Mr.. Nash moved a reconsideration OF
the vote, which the Speaker decided out
of order.
The Senate then took q recess.
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NEW sERIEs.-VoL. III. NO. 80.

quire whether ny,and il so, what amend.
ments are necessary to the law regulating
proceedings in chahcey with regard to
giving notice 10 nonTesidents; and that
they report by bill or otherwise.
On motion Of MIR. Wolcott, the SEN
ate resolved itself into committee of the
whole, and after spending some time
therein, rose and reported back sundry
bills, which received their appropriate
references.
The Senate then adjourned.
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OHIO LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

4 "OuhoSAdyS EeV' o. AoAO.
The question being on the passage oil
the bill TO amend the act entitled "Au
act TO regulate Banking in Ohio"
Mr.. Barley resumed the remarks in
favor of the 5ill, which were continued 10
considerable length.
Mr. Lahm continued the debate, by an
able and eloquent speech in favor of the
bill.
Mr.. Stanton moved to recommit the
bill to the standing Committee on Banks
and the currency, with instructions to
strike out the 18th section, which reads
as follows:
"Sec. ii. That Samuel Parsons, Gus
tavus Swan, L. Goodale, and their late
associates and SUCCESSORS, are hereby
created body polite and corporate. by
the name of the Franklin Bank of Co.
lumbus, for the term of fourteen years
from the first day ofMay ls43, to be 10.
Gated in the city of Columbus, in this
State, and TO be entitled to all the powers
and privileges, and subject 10 all the du.
ties, liabilities, restrictions and require.
ments of this act and OF an act entitled
IAN act TO regulate Banking in Ohio"
passed March, 7, I942; the capital stock
of which corporation shall consist Of one
hundred thousand dollars, TO be divided
inro shares of one hundred dollars each
with tho privilege of increasing the cap
ital stock to any amount not exceeding
five hundred thousand dollars"
Mr.. Mitchell moved division of the
question.
The question then being upon recomN
mitting, it was taken and lost-yeas IL,
nays Is.
Mr.. Ford moved the previous question.
Carried.
The question then being on the pass
age of the bill. .-
Mr.. HazeItne demanded the yeas and
navs, which resulted as follows:
YEAS-Messrs. Aten Barley, Clark,
franklin, Harris, Hazeline, johnson,
Jones, Koch, Lahm, Loudon, Miller,
Mitchell, McAnelIy, McCutchen, Par.
ker, Ritchey, WylcOtt and Speak
er-l9.
NAYS-Messrs. Barnett, Denny. Ford,
Fuller, Henderson, Jackson, Latham,
Newton. Nash, Robbins, Stanton and
Wade-ll.
On motion of Mr.. Stanton, the Senate
adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
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HOUSE OE REPRESENTATIVES.
Friday, Feb, 10, IS43.

|
On motion Of Mr. Gordon, the Hous,
resolved itself into committee of tbs wholC
Mr.. Olds in the Chair, and considered
sundry House bills, some of which were
recommitted TO appropriate committees
and others ordered to be read lhirC
time 10 morrow.
Mr. Chambers moved TO indefinitely
postpone the bill TO amend the election
laws, so as 10 prevent mUlattOes from Vo
ting under the late decision of the Su
preme Court ofthe State.
Lost-yeas 81, nays 45, as follows:
YEAS-Messrs. Atkinson, Atherton
Baldwin, Bowen, Campbell, Chenowith
Climbers, Converse, Counts, Dixie. Earl
Fisher, Fudge, Fuller, Gallagher, House
man Kelley of Cuyahoga, ,Pardee Seward
Tuule and Webb-2I.
NAYS-Messrs. Ackley, Baird, Brisb,
Brown, ,Byinglon, ,Cahill. Douglass Gordon,
Green, Gruber, Henderson, Humphreys
James, Johnson Kelley Of Perry, KiIgore,
King, ,Larsh LarwilI, Martin ofCoIumbiana
Martin of Stark, Meredith, Mudgett, Nc
Clung, ,McC CIure, Mcconnell, Mcfarland
McNulty, Nelson, ,Okey, ,Olds, ,Pilcher, Pro
bssco. Reid, Robinson, Ross, Sharp, Smith
Spindler, SIeedmsn, Wakefield, Warner
Wilford, Woodbridge and Speaker-45.
On motion of Mr. Probasco, the bill
and amendments of the cemmitte, were
recommilted to the Judiciary commit
tee. --.
Mr. Mcfarland moved 10 indefinitely
postpone the bill to prohibit the firing Of
cannon in streets and highways.
Mr. Earl opposed the motion. Lost
yeas II, nays At.
The amendment reported BY the com.
mitlee ofthe whole. confning the opera.
ton of the bill TO the counties Of Portage
and Geauga, was disagreed to.
The bill was then ordered TO be en-
crossed for its third reading tomorrow,
by vote of yeas 80 TO nays 26.
Mr.. McNuIiy moved to take up House
bill TO regulate fees and saleries, and a
bolish certain officers.
Mr.. Byington moved 10 take up the
O'Il W pI050IFO OOhStIhuuOHal uuOIuhl'
Lost.
The question then recurred on taking
up the bill to regulate fees and salaries,
&c, which was carried.
Several unimportant amendments re
ported BY the committee were agreed
TO.
The next important amendment re.
ported by The committee was to repeal
the several statutes TO encourage the
killing Of wolves.
Mr.. Mcfarland moved the following as
an additional section:
"That no docket fee shall hereafter
be taxed in the cost bill, in any case in
law or chancsry, in any Court in this
State q" e
The anne a.lent was agreed to-yeas
SO, nays
Mr.. HI 4. Dhreys moved TO strike ont
The Sd section of the bill, which reduces
the Associate Judges while attending
courts TO 81 so per day. Carried-yeas
81, nays %.
Mr.. Bymgton moved to strike out the
9Th section, which provides for reducing
the wages of the State Printer.
Pending the consideration Of the
same.
The House adjourned.
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"Isay SAM" said pIoughboy the
other day TO his companion, Il know a
new fashion macintosh TO keep out OF
the wet" "What's that9'' "Why, if
you eat a red herring Tor breakfast, you'll
be DRY all day."
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