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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-17
- MEDICAL NOTICE.


STRANGERS AND CITIZENS afflicted with any form
~ variety Of Syphilitc, Mecna other disease who
have been only half cured by quack had better carefully
Dr. Cooper-S-Last July contracted certain private dis
and immediately applied doctor who promised
week continued with him mouths, but gra-
dualy getting tried one after another all the advertising
Doctors, and each promised positively me-. at
they doctors concuded into the hospital where
the doctors kept under Of for eight weeks
my throat and were ulceted pains all my joints and
body covered with ulcers complete skeletons the
and advised southern climate EFT the hospital and BY id.
Of January last well and restored perfect health
/ wish this published THOMAS GREEN,
Carpenter and Joiner, Harlem N. Y.
Cooper warrants to cure every no matter how long
Of private maladcs cured in 40 hours without interfering
with the patients habits With the exception Of Dr. johnson
of IL Duane street. Dr. Cooper of Duane street, y tho
only qualified Physician who adverses in this street.
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GENTLENIEN'S SPRING FASHIONS. :
HE SUBSCRIBERS have received by late arrivals
their Agents in Paris and London their orch
Cravats Gloves Scars Supenders Silk Under
&c Their the above articles have been
with much care and attention. and comprise only e richest
subscribers devote great attic to the manufacturing Of Gem
emens Linen and Muslin Shirts The article
them after the approved French method to suit the
form Of the wearerwe aud faithfully madeand may be de-
durability The senior partner Of the firm having been for the
knowledge not only the cutting quality
Of the materials used in mandatory adj
finished garment Our asormsn Of under garments Of q,
Caps Linen Collars, and Dress Fronts Stocks Stock Ties.
vat Sffene Purses Money and Riding Belts &c &c. will be
found worthy the attention of all who will favor with visit
the old establishment Of .--- -
~ PARSELLS & AGATE,
~ N3 Broadway, Corner Of Park Place.
BP A. continue the manufacture Of their celebrated
Elastic, Shoulder, Brace and Riding Belts.
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X Z A D T HE FOLLOW WING
ADVERTISEMENT
or THE
COLLEGE
Medicine and Pharmacy
95 NASSAU STREET.
M Il DICAL ADVICE
SES

PRIVATE DISEASES.
M Of hs New York GosSs q Msdne
continue to direct . sss .,.eno. % all :s.sss S
s %sfs &: .ss ID &:
appearance those amount Of suffering and
% 1 %sy BE thu: & s
G., s O. 1o:e spmpain' attends for consultation daily
%6 s SoGN ss vySrsno..
sa % sss. ss%fS s
sc with all sy% m ,nd s z, e. s..
paid '''''''' 's'''''- e.--- .--. -.
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED
y r. iIy ar syy S Go.ss Of sd
for - sssi ss Of debility produced X n. ad9
Impotence. sety or barrnnsss unless DEF ending maior
Single bottles 81 each; cases Of half dozen IS; carefully
packed and to all parts Of the Union.
vELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS
Fl radical cr Of sG.Ch Ses Sc emissions.
Pills. the result Of twenty yenr experience the Hospital de
ehsI !" s .'c pronouncsa Sy their celebrated inventor
IT he Se sy eject n eas s%ed G 70 :
s 1s%SeS s:S%a a1ss m
per box.
RECORDS ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE,
the cure Of primary Of .csGmSsy syh .
co". u.s OF %ss.y All
;Fsf psws S ss,
consider himself safe after having the vneai disease with
thoroughly cleansing the system with this justly cesbra
ted alternative. . r,,r
carefully packed and to all parts OF the Union.
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARSAPA-
RILLA, GENTIAN AND SASSAFRAS,
By che Sw yo. college q Medicine And
refined and highly concentrated extract possessing al the pur
IDENTIFY recommended by the College infinitely superior to any
Of Sarsaparla before the publc and be-
pure Of the blood such scroula salt heum, rngworm
bohces pimpes ulcers pain the bones joints nodss
taneous srupon liberated throat any disease arising
from the secondary effects Of syphilis njudcous OF
mercury.
Sold In single Bottles, at IS cents each
" '''' y one one dozen zen" ~ SO
Gases forwarded to all parts Of the Mon.
NJ B-A very liberal discountt Wholesale purchasers
dihc w. % RICH y.kDsON. " D., Agent
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| WHOLE BLACK SUIT OF CLOTHES FO
FOURTEEN DOLLARS.
AT ID. OWENS BIG OPPOSITION STORE

1872 Grand street, OF Essex. N~
may appear ampst impossible but such the effect of
4 his CASH SYSTEM, and the small profits charged
goods that has become the interest every buyer
his establishmen glance the list of prices sufficient
guarantee Of the above facts
Just made gg very large assortment Of those fashionable
of style and fabric varying prices from 81 q $40 90
splendid lot of Frock and Dress Coats made Of fine Saxony
woodyed English Cloth, and and trimmed in the
elegant and fashionable STYLE from Ss SIG
Coored Cassimeres, Tweeds Dab dEte, French Elastic
PLAID and Figured Goods &C. &c., from 81 80 TO So 90
The greatest variety of offered rs TO 81 90
.Ef F# 's8.slN8 = 1890 lsFf
NB-Country Dealers would find it great advantage to
purchase this establishment the greatest paid to
Cutting Department which alEmpoant in the selection
of sizes
Come one, come all, drop in and try them,
ii they are not cheap, then don't buy them!
ID. OWENS, f
Wholesale and Retail Clothing Store,
All 1m*ec Of Grand and E,sser
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the well known Wine res.ysd f5om his sSTsgopapss
begs leave caution the trade that quantity Of Wine
recently imported into this country By some
lenty affixed the said Brandmak having been 6ss used and
OF Oporo before adopted by any person whstso
and according universal commercial other
Of THIS description Of Wine who desire an article
metamophosed into vinegar months will therefore please
that the genuine article bears the brand Of TASHy
addition to that of"PURE JUICE" and may rely that the
has invited adshonorabe imitation the bran-he tribute
which vice pays virtue. JOHN OSBORN,
myI53Am 85 Wall street over Pell'y.
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FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
AND MATERIALS FOR FLORISTS.
BRUN LANCASHIRE & COURT, ZIG William
street. have just received by the last Haye packets,
large assortment of fashionable Spring Flowers Of the
elegant and latest styles and will continue receiv-
ing them by every succeeding packet all lm@rc
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, &c.
ENRY KAHN. II Liberty ssr~t, stairs have just
received and offer for sale complete OF
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
lunches sprgs and single Materials for do do, and all
kinds of - ~
WATER COLORS,
for flower manufacturer which il liquid pink
color OF very superior quality Also an invoice Of
for Ladies and Children of very rich emboidey HaT Pms
late; styles: and lot Of splendid Ensaying PLAIN colored
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Sales of Stocks at PhilotlcIphla

The stock market improved to-day somewhat State
RR fell of /.
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KNAPPS


INDIAN STRENGTHENING PLASTER.
PLAsTERs PREPARED for pains and weakness in the
and Children s s %
Ts% %%s Sc ssa s ss beneficial for complaints Of
Persons q ssaatay habits whose cuisines. requires them
chest pain in shs side breast will find great relief by
With regard to the efficacy Of these PIa.er nothing need be
s., said as they carry with them their own and
those 2I afflicted to give them n. trial !.
mand these Pase the popularity which they have obtain
CY BY their own merits Ss and e Satisfaction
pains spared making them adhesive and pliabe
which Of complaint to the ordinary piaes Of the
These Psss need but trial give every satisfaction de-
and ask for Knapps Indian sss,heging Plaster and
that his signature is on the back Of each None others
!, only sy KNAPP AZ and sold wholesale and t,. At
rally Price il ia and cent. each ms sneodsrc
MEDICAL. AND SURGICAL OFFICE.
victim. diseases.
y. 6
found his old Office Dr. Johnson satisfy thai he
; ss @ 5
:as Sa key ssi o0s
the West Indie. and Canada cure average GOO patsas
IT. aaaeasry IN any form and hsrso,s
y they physician skilled Il Ss 1 s Of
their disease Every case undertake make charge.
No how long you have Glee Structure, Ulcers
bones Of the will and can cure you Il your case I eurs
brought by INDUCED in by young
have paid much attention the of this maady Many
ssutary treatment Dysss weakness Of the limbs and small
the heart society only symptoms OF this
plant II my directions followed Post
TO- s IL 3d. 3 ~
Dr. Johnson of Duane street. the only regular educated
Physician and Surgeon who advertises this street.
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LEGS, HANDS, ARMS, &c.
THE LOSS Of ZEE EEET AZ; AND LEGS NO HINDRANCE
TOHN +. THOMAS Cork Leg Maker &c.. 53i Grand street,
corner Of Madison street, New York respectfully informs
the public that he continues manufacture ARTIFICIAL
LIMBS on plan the most correct and less complicated having
through necessity invented made and artificial Leg for
forty years and been manufacture for thry6ye yeau, feds
confident of giving satisfaction all who call him for Legs
Hands, Arms, the common Wood Leg.
N BAH letters be paid. mills 3m&ec
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tree. -.
mY9 2msm -.

THE ssTHORN CHAMPAGNE"
THE UNDERSIGNED win hereafter have constantly on
hand for sale, article Of Champagne Wine
passed, and probably unequaled quality. -
The subscriber has been appointed sole Agent the United
States for the Manufacturer.
As of its superiority, Colonel Herman Thorn or
Paris has allowed impression of his seal to be affixed each
bottle The quality Of the Wine will be preserved in all future
shipments und under circumstances be allowed depre-
ciate.
Respecting this wine, Col Thorn thus writes TT Is OF
quality rarely 20 be with America Ihave drunk other
for years past.o
The attention Of private gentlemen Hotel keepers and the
trade is invited to this article.
Parties desiring supply should make immediate APP
pication. e. LIVINGSTON,
al9 I'm re No. 10 Wall street
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DIR. POWELL AND DR.. DIOssY,

<,<.-xx LII. IOWI IL.i1 xtND DIX. DIOSSYy
OCULlSTS AND OPHTHALMIC SURGEONS.
J., No. Isl Broadway corner Of Warrs Their
on upon that Organ appendagcs and ali mpe
Of Vision Dr. Powell formerly studied for years with the
bnna Jacob the Eye Dr. biossy was pupil Of Dr. Eli
otis for similar period and subsequently acted in
his extensive practice.
8 Pm. "
Artificial Eyes inserted.
Entrance IL Warren street. mia 1m%ec
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DAGUERREOTYPE.
Ohm ROACH opcan 80 Nassau street, begs leave 70 in.
form Photographists he has received direct from
xienna invoice voghender Sons celebrated German
tubes which he is ready genuine purchasers
Tube with for size plates and stand si
do do half size do do do 70
: do III inch lenses for quarter do do 80
Persons distance forwarding remittance with order
depend excellent them
keeps constantly on hand assortment Of plates chem
OF the best quality and low prices they be obtained
any where else. .rf my8 1msrc
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DEAFNESS. 314
DRS. CASTLE & -EDWARDS, AURLSTS,

CQ1 ACCOMPLISHMENTS
OO1 cheerfuy comply with the request Of Lieut. Nc
ntosh to testify that he nvaded home unfit Tor duty
while New York his way England n placed himself
Under their recovered his hearing has returned
to his military duty. H. McNEVEN, M. D., u.
Surgeon to Fl. b. NJ Forces, Jamaica.
ACOUSTIC DROPS.
surs for ncpien Deafness Ear Ache Pains Buzzngs
or singing sounds m the collections Of hard vaed
secretons Of the organs Their Acoustic Oil has been apoplar
remedy as curative IN all diseases Of for upNas Of
twenty years Offices removedt Broadway White
street ms 1m*dh
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DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS.
/ +. TRACY has taken Rooms at No 233 Broadway, up
stairs second floor where he is executing Of the most
beautiful specimens Of the Daguerrean Art in this city The
prices according TO the style Of finish, from
ONE TO THREE DOLLARS.
Those of perfect Pictures requested call and
anime his specimens Mr. is happy that he has
engaged the professional OF N G. Burgess for short
would do well TO call soon -
Plates Cases. Chemicals &c., always hand and
tons given in the Art moderate aid I'm
DAGUERREOTYPE.
.BINSSE K Co. 90 William street, up stairs, respect
-. fully inform Photographers that they have hand
supply Of their Plates Of different Nos and Of the
b. b. Co mark so favoraby known throughout the Uni
ted States They have constantly hand the chemicals and
preparations used the Daguereotype process well as
Erench Tubes of very superior quality Cast Iron Mercury
Baths Plate Polshes Coating Boxes and Head Rests
city make mis- Inn re
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MARTELLE " HOLDERMANN,
No. 81 MAIDEN LANE, N. Y.
MANUFACTU1E1D ard importers Of Ornamental Hal,
IVA Work, Wigs Tc9Fees, Bands, Curls, Seams Bandeau
Hs go .sw sy Of Everlasting Curls all kinds Of Hail
Work, Wholesale and retail.
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VOIGTLAENDER'S DAGUERKEUTYPl
APpAEAT'TTS.

A ARRANGEMENTS recently made with their brotherin-
"a law Mr. voigtlaender Vienna enable the subscribers to
Largest size Apparatus with three inch lenses for full size
plates, at Sla5
Medium size Apparatus with inch lenses for half
plates, at S7s.
Small Apparatus with neandahalf inch lenses for
quarter size plates, at $50
Gentlemen sending emttances accordance with the above
prices depend upon receiving the genuine Voigaende
Apprs9s and not worthless initiated article, they having
Plates and Chemicals Of their importation, well
all other articles connected with their for sale az lowest
market prices. w. A. +. LANGENHEIM
Philadelphia Exchange. i
Referring the above advertisement the subsc bers inform
the Daguerrean Artists that the above Apparatus and
cher materials be procured the stated prices their Da
guerrenn Attelier. No 20l Broadway, New York
ml31n IN Ian ENHEIM & BECKERS.
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A. B. SANDS s. co.

The poor attended to without Charge every day between
nd o'clock. DIR. H. BOSTW1CK
myl7 lw*rc Attending Surgeon and Physician
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y. b. CLARKE, FASHIONABLE TAILOR
1872 WILLIAM STREET,
,x,u, THREE DOORS WEST OF FULTON.
great secret OF the Of this establishment first
hit every thing bought for cash aud by whole pieces
mat the rent low; thirdly that the Proprietor
ssbm nma profits Gentlemen ordering this
psvt WI have them finished style similar that OF
long period connected. = - 49, = = - -" -
E;,s f,o,, n = General Scale Of Prices.
Cas p, /.
Satin Ua.,
pr... go Making and Trimming.
Pants. - - : 80 - - "a ~ q ~
+. - - 49, ~
= - >. Il
hi.Itary and Navs! Uniforms per late regulations.
L?at always 70 be Office Of de-
ana All articles usually found large establishments
always on hand, at very low prices. a3s IwisG3wossre
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LAFAYETTE BAZAAR,
l19 and l51 Broadway, cor. of Liberty street,
NEW YORK.
The Cheapest and Most .ffracfre Store Of the City.
OR the convenience Of the buyers So worth of Fancy
Goods Toys, Peumery, Cutlery, Jewellery and other
ON AN ENTIRELY NEW PLAN,
80 At the following Prices =
counter NO. l25a cents each article.
,ounter no. g.. do do do
Counte, No. 3......... 80 do do do
Couhtef 70 l...... ...I3 do DO 90
=, Counter No. 5........ $500 do do do
All the Goods warranted be genue the prices fifty
per cent below the market prices and by this plan you
- - ' - = -
You will also find in the BAZAAR the most complete as
pound; Jujubs Paste, Chocolate Be- -
Iw? large Saloons have been fitted up magnificent style
as ICE CREAMsALooNs. A competent person, from
fhadcphia establishment has entire
ofthe Ice Cream Department ladies and gentle
will obtain at the Lafayette Bazaar real Ice Cren Pha
delphia style -
DAG UERREOTYPE PORTRAITS
MRS. H. SHANKLAN Daguerrean Artist, has fixed the
front Of the galleries Of the Bazaar Dagueueotype
saloons where she will continue heretofore to take the
perfect LIkENESS FOR ONE DOLLAR, including
Morocco Case Frame. aN
FOR orr, further ,ae particulars apply to A. ,ARTAUtT
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-05-30
TAX LAW.

"The Loco presses" says the Toledo Blade
"are sympathising more deeply than could
have been expected, with the money lenders
and the venders of merchandise-because
they are taxed on their money at interes,
and half of their stock in trade, by law oi
the late General Assembly of Ohio. The
Locos probably think that only farmers and
mechanics should pay taxes"
The Blade would do well to listen to his Wing
friend Judge Wright, of the Cincinnati Gazette,
who saye: 'sOur citizens, almost with one mind,
regard the new tax law as UNJUST, UNEQUAL,
OPPRESSIVE" Exactly Judge, you are most
competent witness, as your testimony is against
your party interest; we'll this is an excellent rea-
son why the Democracy--or the" Locos," if the
wings prefer it-should not sympathise with the
Law. Democracy asks neither that Laws be placed,
as Nero's were, out of the reach of public under
standing by being elevated out of sight, or by being
rendered unintelligible, that ten or dozen ex-
plantations of the State Auditor is but confusion
worse confused. Besides Bankers who are money
lenders OF the largest class pay only tax on their
diridends, all other citizens pay on their capital,
with this distinction the Democrats can not SYM
pathise. This law calls for sworn account by
each individual of all hsdebts and Credits in fact
an exposure of his private affairs that must often
be ruinous. With this inquisitorial provision the
Democracy have no sympathy. And they have
no sympathy with bankers, brokers CT money lend
ers of any class. This is sympathy SO exclusi-
yely monopolized by the wings that the Democrats
are willing they should possess it unenvied, But
we would remained the Blade that the farmer and
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-05-30
Alexander Hardin

Alexander haroi" ! Judgment in Common pleas Hancock
Henry Emmons. s county
PY virtue of writ of vend. expcncs d erted from
- tile Court of common pleas Of Hancock county, Ohio,
will fer for sale at tie doo of the house In Kalida
Tuesday the st dny of July 1916 etween tie hours
of ten o'clock A. NJ, and four o'clock p M. the follow
ing described tracts of land TO wit:
The northeast fraction of the southwest quarter con
tanning fifty and also the south part of the north.
eGst quarter of tie north west quarter twenty-five 25)
and the south Least Of tile northwest quarter
of the north westquarter four () and the north
east rorner Of The southwest quarter of the northwest
quarter two 2 and the southeast quarter of the
northwest quarter of forty 0 all in section twenty
nine (29owns lip ~ north OF eight (s) east;
containing hundred and twenty 2D ncres Taken
the property OF Henry Emmons satisfy execution
in favor of Alexander Hardin.
T. R. MCCLURE, Sheriff.
May Goth, A. D. 1916 5w223
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POSTSCRIPT,

E5- We have just received, by this after
noon's mail, the gratifying intelligence that
our worthy fellow-citizen, Col. CHRISTIAN
HUBER has received the appointment of Re-
ceiver at the United States Land office at
Upper sandusky. This appointment, we are
sure, will be highly gratifying to the feel
ings and wishes of the Democracy of this
District
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An increase without purchase has lately
been made to the menagerie of Welch &
co. The interesting fact was thus announced
10 the visitors by Herr Driesbach;
"Ladies and Gentleman-For the first
time am obliged to ask favor of you--
for the first time, | must ask your indulgence.
for the omission of part of my performance,
namely, that of my "leaping tiger" who. in
the common course Of nature, is called upon
10 take charge Of young family, born yes
terday. The mother and children can be
seen in the second cage from where | now
stand. With your permission, will go on
with the rest of my performances as usual.'
-Ere. Mirror.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

pY order of the Court of Common Pleas for Warren
ID county, dated May lst 1885, stall offer at pu lie sale
atthe Court House in the town of Krda and county Of
Putnam Wednesday, the 23rd day of June between
the hours of A. NJ and p NJ. of said day the following
property, 10 wit:
Lot No. 5s in the Town of Knda, Putnam county.
Also the undivided half OF the northwest fraction of the
south half Of section No 34 town south of range five
east in the county of Putnam, containing 5s acres, with
mill thereon.
Lot No. So in Kalida appraised at $780,
The undivided half Of the 50 tract with the mill
theeupon appraised $780, Both tracts free from DOVER
One third of the purchase money to he paid in hand
the day of SALE third thereof in nine months tereaf
ter, and the residue in eighteen months from the day of
SALE To he secured by mortgage upon the premises
pectively The notes bearing interest from tie day ofsale
DEMAS ADAMS Jun, Admir-
Estate Of T. b. Pan HOrn deed.
May 90, 1915. ..s- ew2a2
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FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM ENG
LAND.

The Buffalo Daily National Pilot, says
We are indebted TO Messrs. LIVINGSTON g.
WELLS for Wilmer & Smiths European
Times, of the 4ih insl., received at Boston by
the Britania. From hispaper we gather the
following;
ENGLAND.-The demand for all kinds of
produce has received a great impetus by 'he
relaxation of duties, the plentifulness of
money, and general employment and pro-
speri'y of the country generally. The cotton
market has been buoyani of late, and, in some
descriptions, the improvement has reached a
flrIhinga pound.
ANY chance or supposed chance for a
war would cause the spectators 10 raise the
price Of cotton far beyond its proper level,
and the same with their American products
likely 10 be in large demand.
The news from the United States is at
present looked 10 with intense anxiety,
every arrival causing a change in prices.
The Repeal Association in Ireland are
very active and O'Connell is very grateful
for the Maynoo1h grant. He vents on M.
Macaulay the member for Edenburgh some
slercotyped defances because that gentle
man had spoke in strong terms of resistance
which all parties in England and Scotland
would give 10 the repeal of the UniOn.-
1t is TO be doubted however whether from
recent indications Mr.. O'Connell is very
sincere about repeal, but rather keeps it as
a means of getting favors for his Church.
PAaLIAMENTARY.-Th last fortnight has
been almost exclusively occupied with the
question of MAynooth-the great question
of the day. The public mind is still fer.
menting, and will continue 10 do so long
after the statute book has recorded the en-
actment of the measure. All doubt about
IFS parliamentary success was set at rest by
the Unexpectedly large majority which passed
the second reading--l47: and although its
Jealous opponents have since shown fight
in the House of Commons, by another de-
bate, and another division on the bringing uE
of the report, yet the last was battle more
marked by parade than earnestness, and the
foreground was occupied by number o
small men who must say something to jnsti-
fy their Inconsistency. The same thing vii
take place on the third reading; and although
we hear, in the outdoor meetings of the
zealots, that at least dozen members are to
die on the floor of the House to prevent IFS
passing, yet this brutum fulmen is estimated
at its worth, and people laugh accordingly
The House of Lords will be vigorously
bombarded with petitions against the dreaded
measure, but being less under The influence
of popular feeling, the medicine will be
swallowed with faces less wry.