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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-10
SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
AT KALoRAMA, STANTON.

AIRS. SHEFFEY having given up the Seminary,
wi which she formerly conducted at The above place
desires TO receive a few young ladies' mot exceeding
twelve into her family "a boarding pupils. His herob-
ject To establish this School on such a plan rs -iia'l
unite the advantages OF home with the advantages Of
school; MS onr means Of ~ffecting this, she declines re-
ceiying day pupils, and limits her number asaoove.
Recognising our accountability 10 a Higher POWER Tor
all the eins intrusted To US. she would make THIS rrincl-
pe the foundation of her system of educatlon, ana mus
endeavor to avoid the error Of cuitiv1ting one particu-
lar endowment at the expense Of another. While,
therefore, il Is her intention TO use her best efforts ioI
the intellectual advancement of her pupils, she would
besiow no less care upon their principles ana habits.
The course of study will embrace all these English
branches usually taught in The best Schools III te
State-the French Language and Music. Especial atten-
ton will be paid To English Composition. And as II ~
Of great Importance that the habit Of reading, a" well
asa taste for IL, should early be acquired, a course OF
historical reading will be pursued; anu works Of aniuse-
ment. both poetical and prose, Will be frequently INTRO.
duccd into lie family circle. The serond session WI
commence on The first Monday in May, and emf the last
-. ~ ApVanhAH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-10
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
By and 1rih TIE adr,ce and consent " the Senate.
Frederick B. Wells, Of New Hampshire. to be
consul for the island Of Bermuda, in The place Of
Alexander J. Bergen, resigned, who was appoint
ed during the recess of the Senate, vice VIM. t.
Tucker, recalled.
Henry B. Humphrey, of Massachusetts, 10 be
consul for the port of Alexandria, in Egypt, vice
Alexander Todd, recalled.
Samuel Haisht, OF New York, TO be consul for
the Azores, or Western Islands, vice c. w. Dab
ney, recalled.
Johr T. Picket, Of Kentucky. TO be consul for
Turks Island, vice Abraham Morrcll, recalled
who was appointed in the last recess OF The Sc
nate, vice John Arthur recalled.
William Nelson TO be consul iorthe por. al Pa
mama, 10 New Grenada, vice jeremiah A. Town
send, recalled.
M. ao!lander, 10 be consul for The por: of
Sedan, in France, vice Thomas Hume, Jr, de-
ceased.
Alexander Newman, 10 be deputy postmaster
at Wheeling, Virginia, vice J. 3. B. Hale, ap-
pointed during the las, recess Of The Senate, who
has resigned.
William Nelson, to be collector OF The customs
for the district, and inspector OF The revenue for
the port OF Yorktown, Virginia, his former com
mission having expired.
VIM. Gray: 10 be surveyor, &C., for The por, Of
Pon Royal, Va.
Later from Ga,reston.-Bv the arrival, last
evening, of The steam ship Alabsma. Cant Win
die. we have Galveston datcs up 10 The Gath inst.
The news is Of 70 importance. AL was quiet
on the frontiers, aud the Legislature was princi-
pally occupied in matters Of mcle local interest.
The following resolution had been offered in The
House:
aBs il Resolved, Tia, our Senators in Congress
be, and they are hereby instructed 10 vote Ior The
resolution Introduced INTO the House Of Repre-
sentativrs. giving notice TO Great Britain Of the
cessation Of The joint occupancy ofthe Oregon
territory" ~ Q. Pc, s7"a".
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9fcnouomU Inantrsf.

York Town and Orleans animate our n,;ans
OF our humanity and justice, our snaas i
speak in more eloquent terms man iaheuase ,ha
capable of: it is written in golden ieuels ~ .ns
happiness and prosperity OF Inc teem'nS 49,
OF our population. IN. ~ ,eoisla.
Arbitration is sounded IN Tue mans " I'll i,
tion-Ihe country has caught the oI"u' aIA II
continues to reverbera,e through Inc We 4,
the name of God, who is TO aionia'ei ],r.,;on
polite 10 submit American SOIL 10 d.
,,rho wnn,d bs The arbi,ra,ofs7 Is there a ke-
nuhtican Govern ent on the face oil The eiooe,
whom we can make a party in his deiica'e d.
fart Not one. To whom, then, IN the esens
OF arbitration. should we entrust ths disposition
of American soil2 To some european eotei.
tate. of course-to France, our old any. Ley
me warn YOU To remember The balance.oi.PoWel
system. Then The question would natufaiIy arse
are there not hosts Of other powers on the ooni.
nent OF Europe 10 whose justice we coula enhus'
our afairs3 This question ! will answer ~ an
other: Are moi monarchies sympathetic, na!1rai-
ly depending on each other for support ! iiavs
no, the beautiful plains Of France oeeh reiusea
with the blood ofthe combined Powers OF Luiope'
to establish Louis The XVIII on MS .nlone =, !.
Go to history; read upon lis stained anna,.' o
dread reality. 1t needs no iuflher aisuuh =
prove that we can manage our own andno -
am happy 10 be able TO conalnu ~ ,he so., of
the beneficial effects the removal Oh tne : w. :,
government from This place is working upon The
minds Of our citizens. 1t has aroused US from a
slate of ~ruinous inactivity 10 a sense 9. our oes.
interest. The gloom and desponae ~ our we, c;,i1sns
i has be sens Superseded tsds By B a lively spiri! Of enter;
prise, that must rebound 10 The good otour clllzens,
10 The good Of our State, and, in M a word v ,5d to The
good of our common country. we are aoouies
la blishing a cotton factory here, which, ! predict,
In point Of eligibility Of location, Tuscaloosa has
but few equals in point Of salueriIy OF Innate
she is as healhlul as any place in the =. States
situated far South as it is; and in point OF na!u-
raj resources she has few equals in the country.
The bowels Of The earth teen with minerals, iron
ore, as rich as any in The u. States, beds OF coal,
inexhaustible. Were they situated contiguous
to London or 10 New York, our mother EARN
would unfold her leeming millions 10 The London
capitalist, or 10 The skill and enterprise OF the har-
dy Yankee. il. Y, OF HALIFAX.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-10

x1IRGISIA Al a Court of Quarterly Session. -.
v and he'd for New Kent County, atihs Cont ms
on Thursday, the 18th day of March lei6,
On the motion OF John q Hanmei-ley. "n9
married. with Lucy r. Bailey, the widow % -.
10 The Court that more than two years have t.fr
since the qualification Of an administrator upon ".
tate Of the said John b. Bailey, deceased, y ! eisF
that all persons having claims against the lsisi.S
settlemen, 10 Philemon C.. Jones. Sheriff q Ss" ~ y
County, and as such, administrator de boris non o.
q. Bailey, deceased, before the fist day Of 800 ,
1875; and that a copy Of this order be 2lp,s. -
eight weeks In the Richmond Whig and EtSIhei ~
papers, published In The City Of Richmond. "a. 4:
eopy posted a, the door OF the Court House o:ias
", on two several Court days. r,r1
Copy. JNo. D. Chhisiia'
March 20-eusw
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Extract -eGrrsd 10.
LITIGATION OF THE UNITED STATE

eDear Sir - Your Horse, shahs'n.
the best Arablan race, and Is the finest H0i.f
CITY. His Majesty, The Sultan. has not MS eGi+i 2
numerous. stud. lie is The subject Of genera ssa
ton ON The part Of The Turks whenever he = -
ont. deem myself exceedingly fortunate 10 ~
obtained hiu,, 4e.,&c. Very truly yours. e. ~
@a,ch s-ri3IstMay 'sDABSEY :. cARE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-10

In the Auburn penilenliary, are a father and
three sons, the youngest only fourteen years OF
ono
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-09-04
sTtTE OF MORALS IN FLORIDA

leurr IN The Charleston Mercury, dated at
Quincy, Florida, August H.. says: "Thc minds
Of tha people here arr TOO unsalt'el 10 think Of
any thing at present Our jail IS fIl Of Tiscals
for negro and horse stealing, who will b. hung in
los Jhanziy weeks. LaHu about 10 O'Clock,
while the western stage was within half q mile Of
thl5 place, the driver was shot and died a few
hours afcr. Thora IS a dreadful ataJc Of things
here. blI the den Of villains is fast breaking up.
We have now in jail eight finished rogue. the
murderer Of the poor stage driver among them.
An extra court is tobe held ON the ] Iih Of Sep
lemJcr to try and hang them all Of courc-in
fact, great number was anxious 10 have them
hung to-day"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-09-04
ROUGH AND READY.

| General assortment of FEFsH GROCERIES JUST
- Ccived, and are now offered for sale at the GI
Gerry STORE of S. g. Mckee, in the room former
occupied by McElderry & Miller, as a store room
Among the assortment may be found No. and
Mackerel, moasscs, New Orleans sugur, loaf sura
prime Rio coffee, tobacco, Virginia and Honey Dcv
rice, teas, cho olate, saleratus nutmegs, pepper.
spice, ginger, cloves, backing cinnamon, cand
brushes, raisins, &c, &c, &c Thankful for pa-i
yors, hope a continuance Of the same. as | will .
deayortO be "alwavs on hand" to attend to nvfr..
when called on. Wheat, oats, beeswax. taHow
ter, e0gs feathers, and other marketable produr-
ken in exchange for the above articles
STUART G. NcKEE
CanolltOn, September a. lSl6-47-tC
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-09-04
DIVISION OF TEXAS.

The Houston Telegraph refers to a PROPOSE
ton to divide Texas without delay into two States,
the Brasos being the boundry line between them;
and adds that application has been made, on the
suggestion of members of Congress, TO the Tex
an Senators and Representatives to bring in a
bill for that purpose. By this division the State
west of that line would contain majority of
Mexican voters. Thus while we are talking of
conquerng Mexico it is proposedto give her peo-
pie two members in the United States Senate,
for this notable plan contcmplates immediate ac-
ton without reference TO the conslusion of the
war. The real object of this movement is to
swell the Southern vote in the Senate.
North American.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-09-04
LOCOFOCOISM TO THE LIFE!

First donounce the Banks because they issue
paper-chargc them with issuing worthless rags
which they cannot redeem-do all that is posi-
bic to discredit them among the people, and then
turn round and denounce them because they will
notissue more paper!
The Ohio Press of last evening gives an illus
tration of this beautiful and consistent mode oi
doing business. Ittells tale of amanwho wcn
to all the Banks of the city to borrow money
and was told that he could have none unless he
would take it and use it out of the State. 1t is
quite likely that the Press has drawn entirely its
Imagination for the case in hand. Every man Of
common sense knows that the banks will put out
as much paper as they can with safety to them
selves and the public. The severe losses that
have fallen on the Pork Dealers have prevented
them from meeting their engagements in the
Banks, and those institutions, rather than break
them down, have patiently waited and suffered
their business thus to be severely curtailed. But
it comes with pretty grace from the Press to
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-09-04
THE CHOLERA.

\ letter written on board the United States
ship Columbus, under date Of Marcao, April 10,
states that soon after leaving Manila on the ll,h
Of March last the Asiatic cholera broke out a.
mong the crew and carried off thirteen in a very
short time. There were thirty or forty cases in
all; bat during the ten days preceding the writing
Of the lollcr there had not been a single new
case, and the sick were rapidly recovering. The
crew were very careless in their diet when a,
Manila, aud as none Of the officers, who had
been more careful, were attacked BY the disease,
its introduction on board was doubtless caused
by their discreIion.-Cm. Go=.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-09-04

The LADIES national MAGAzINE.--The Sep.
tembcr number of this excellent periodical has
come TO hand in due season. 1t is embellishod
with three splendid engrayings; and, after care
lul pcrusal of its contents, we have no hesitation
in asserting, that it is fully oqual if not superior
TO any Of the monthly Magazines published in
this country. Its accomplished editor, Mrs. Ann
S. STEPHENS, displays all the lofty powers Of hol
gifted mind, in adorningils pages with the brilliant
inspirations ofhergenius. The Ladies' Magazine
is published monthly, in Philadelphia, by Charles
J. Peterson, at two dollars per annm.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-09-04

Consumption end Bleeding al the Inngs cured
tho ucol Dr. Duncan Exp,otoaut Remedy ~
EmeiHe lCsgcr, aged seventeen years. was Gel
hen a the age ol sixteen, with a slight cold dul
.hc neglected until TIE lunss tell prey b that 3.
iug destroyer, consumption, when application
phy Itian waa made, but 30 no effect. Tie conf.
Dd hcr case a h09clcss ouc, and prescribed hut ht
medicine for her. IN she meantime she discharg,
0rrai quautitc5o of blood with much cxpcetoraiion
i,k phIc 1n aud couch. llcr bodily frame at lcngt
became reduced 20 a living skeleton. Iicr last ".
auy.Oualy looked lor by her friends ihat her sulis
ngs m zlt end by the panas O death. during th
time, her ply ys.,Im frequently called and us the s
resource, determined 90 tDsl the virtues of "Dr To-
cam. ENpcctOraut Remedy, having noticed aomc
traontlHay cures performed by tIsc medicine IN g.
lar ca.c5. He a. once obtained tw0 bottles. aI.
mini. stored Il % her. Tie fourth tag he found
change which gave hope. llcrou,iEucd qi,i.
medicine iar eighteen days; q that time slr
rendered able ty Dc walking ia her bed char.
the tyEi.hmCnt O. her friends Ild rcllt4t..
continued using the medicine Tor eight wcct-
Ir declared herself entirely free from pain
case, and ucw pursue her daily occupation .n
health.
DR.. Duncan WC-lcTn Office. $50 Sycauo-.
Cincinnati, where an orders from thc south ID
must ia future be addrC lct; also, for ealeatl
Of Robert J. Atkinson in CuTyIItJn.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-09-04

sec that the Locoiocos have nominated WILL
LIAM DEroRD, Esq. as a candidate for Representa-
tive of Carroll county in the next legislature
Some of his friends claim that he is a thorough
going DEuocRAr-opposod to ALL BANK PAPER,
and in favor of RErEALING the act creating the
State Bank orOhio and the Independent Banking
Companies-whst other Democrats claim him
as being in favor of the present Banking laws
Ohio. Now, he cannot be correctly represented
by both, and ought to declare either one way or
the other.
David Tod, the Democratic candidate for
Governor of Ohio, in his letter to the Conven-
ton of the 9th january, at Columbus, (the same
Convention that nominated him) uses the follow
ing language, "FoR UNCoNPRoMISING HOSTILITY
TO THAT (the Banking) SYSTEM, HOPE THAT EVE
RY Democrat IN Ono WILL PLEDGE HIMSELF.
The same Convention passed sundry hard
money resolutions, among which are the two
following to wit:
"RcS0trcd, That we hail with admiration, hope
and courage, the noble stand taken by David
Tod in his letter read to this Convention upon
the subject of Banking and the Currency; and
with uncompromising hostility to the frauds of
BANKING AND PAPEP CURRENCY inscribed upon
our banner, we commit it to his hands, with the
assured confidence that it will never be deserted,
and never surrendered.
"Resolred, That the Democracy of Ohio arc
opposed to ALL PAPER CURRENCY, and are resolv-
ed to return to the Constitutional currency Of
GOLD and SILVER"
The above comprise part of the Columbus re-
solutions. Every newspaper in the State that
hoists the name of David Tod at its mast head
advocates the exclusive hard money doctrine
and all the candidates nominated, as far as heard
from, are hard money men. What is Mr.. De-
ford! Will he vote for Tod with his hard mo-
ney doctrines! Does he 60 for paper curren-
cy, or hard metallic currency! His neighbors
ought to know-the voters of Carroll county
ought to know. Will he keep in the dark and
skulk the main question that divides the parties
in Ohio! Or, will he show his hand! These
are questions that are competent for every elec-
tor to know, and they ought not to vote for any
man who conceas his sentiments.
viii Mr.. Deford be candid and answer these
questions! We eshall see.
A VOTER.
Cootop,bov1
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-09-04
FIRST AND FINAL ACCOTTNTs

FILED at the August term, 1885, of the court .
common pleas for Carroll county, and will be pr
sented at the next term for final settlement.
First account of David Arter, executor on the
tate of David White, deceased.
Second account of George Harsh, surviving ey
utor of George Hartman, deceased.
Final account of Jesse Townsend and EstherI
by, executors of James Rgby, deceased.
Final account Of Susan Marshall executor of W
liam Marshal, deceased
Final accout of Samuel Hcwett, guardian of Jon
athan Hewett.
Final account of Hannah Cox and Lazarus Earnst
executors of Henry Cox, deceased
w. r. LLOYD, Clerk, P T.
Scntcmber & lSIG-I7-3t
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-09-04
THE MARKETS.

CARRoLLTON, SEPTEMBER 3.-Flour, f. bbI.
SO 50[GS3; wheat, S bu. A cents; oats II; ba-
con, hams, a. tb &c, sides SC; butter, If B 81;
feathers, tP is 25c; taIow, a. ii 81.
STEUBENvILLE, August 27.-Flour, $ bbl. 50
374; wheat, aP bu. 50 cents; oats, 90; barley IS;
bacon, hams, fP fb 607 cents; butter, roll, 3C01O.
CINCINNATI, August 26.-Flour, # bbl 50 81
0$2 85; wheat, f. bu. SO cents; oats, 1890.
CLEVELAND, August 25.-Flour, f. bbl. S3Q
IS 12!, fancy brands, So 250S3 50; wheat dt
bu. 60tG62a cents; oats II; wool, T. is l5ta25c.
New YORK, August 25.-Flour, dF bbl. 50 81
asa OF; wheat, S bu. 8O085; oats 29CG3O.
PHILADELPHIA, August 22.-Flour, If bbI. S5
62aO$4 12!; wheat, ~ bu. 82083; oats 23G24
BALTIMORE, Aug. 92.-Flour, q bbl. So G7!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-09-04
NAMES.

We can't imagine why thin-skinncd people
will be dabbling in newspapers. The Editor Of
the ChrOnOtype seems really veXed at our call
ing him "Birneyite," and half threatens to
call us "Clayite'' in revenge. Do so if you
please, Sir; it won't hurt us in the least. We
have been called about every thing, and you'd
be astonished to see how well we bear it. The
"Charer Oak" another n-halloo!-another
of the same SORTS very much put out with us
and says:
"This nicknamiag an opponent is favorite
device with the Tribune, and very contempti-
bic one. A man who has sense enough to write
a newspaper paragraph ought be ashamed Of
it,"
Why bless your "huiy'' soul! we never tho't
of any device in the premises. We character
ised Mr.. Wright as a 'Bmneylc Free Trader,
because that phrase exactly indicated his views,
as we understood them. We cannot conscien.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-09-04
A Chcnp Family Physician.

DR.. G. Benz Smiths Improved Indian Vegetable
Sugar Coated Pills are now considered preferable to
any others, they are both pleasant and cicaccous
and as they possess tonic aromatic, and aperient
properties, they remove all oppressive accumulatons,
strengthen the stomach, induce healthy appetite,
and impart tranquility to the nervous system. They
also cure dyspepsia coughs colds bilious complaints,
headache and foul stomach.
Office l79 Greenwich street, Oarge Brick Block }
Always ask for the Improved Indian Vegetable Pills.
and see that e. Benz Smith is OriHea with pen on
the bottom of the box
For sale at the store of r. ]. Atkinson, and drug
store of r. Kennedy Carrollton; VIM. II. Greer q
Co, MAGNOLIA; Thos Lake, Morges John Potter, N.
Hlrrisburgh G AIanlu Augusta; L, Hal, Hanover.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-09-04
Proclaim, b 20 Tic MorI.I.


That DR.. Nazoni's Siciian Syrup, or Tr1p.
gieHc, VIII cure seven out Of even ten case g..
sumption. Read the following statement .-o
~ respectable citizen OF CarrOiton. Ohio:
SITTING OF BLooD-1his is 10 certify
wife has been for some years afllicted with
the breast and side, accompanied with h.
cough, and all OF the concOmitant symptom ..
sumption. A short time since while on av.
friends in New Lisbon, while coughing. all
O'Clock in the morning, she urptured Iar.-
ve-selOf the lungs. from which She lost ncarlr
Of blood before medical assistance could be-
The bleeding for the present was arrested.
was 50 much reduced that fatal issue was o -..
About twelve O'Clock the bleeding returned
again arrested by the ordinary remedies.
clock It again returned with increased violenc
oil hopes Of her surviving through the night h,
In vain were all the usual remedies rcsorted TO q
to arrest the hcmorrhage, and being nearly hop,
there was no hopes that she would see anotho.
sun. As a last resort, at this eventful perio.
lIazoni's highly celebrated Sicilian Syrup or T
cal Hygiene was obtained and administered
most astonishing 10 relate, in the short space
minutes the bleeding subsidcd, her cough cra,
abated and by continuing the use Of it, tho
been no hcmoThage since. She is now rapid p
proving by its agency, and contrary to the ezr
tious Of herself, she promises well for a SPEEDY
very. make this statement, that others, alik,
. iering, may be likewise benefited BY the use Of
invaluable and uneqaledrcmcdy fort this most fri
iul and fatal disease. CHARLES ELSO1
/ Price 50 PER Bottle.
I New Lisbon, July !, 1916.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-09-04
NNIWE NnMINATInNs-

We wdaraud Thar the Naive S.aI, C'n,,n-
uau "a jur1 nominated Edvsrl &. Delr,au ul
SARATOGA as theIr candidate far Governor. and
Georga Folsom OF Ihi, ems for I.rut. Governor
Eobau G.. Bu.al of Albany. and Isurcs Sl by
of Steuben. are the candidates for Canal Com.
missioner.
gg-lf Edward q. Dccyan haz con snr.l o.
ba the Naive candidate for Governor We iuI.
have a word 10 s1y about the nomination. For
the present, We presume that his name has bru
used at bap-b7zari and against bis wishes. ~.
has hitherto, n NC mistake not, been OF the Lib.
cry parry, NJ Gar as be adhered 10 any--ccua.n,
Iy not a TriJuHe.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-09-04
LAND TOE sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale a valuable our
section OF land, lying one and half miles i
WaynesUmgh, and Ihree quarters of a mile /
Magnolia, formerly owned by Capt. Downinr
talnlng oEE HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES, sevCn.-
of which ale cleared and in a good state @
vation, the balance heavily timbered; the s.,
Beaver Canal passes through the land I ..
one OF the best Orchards OF grated frui! Oh T.
the whole Sandy valley can afford. AEy p
wishing to purchase would do well to make
cation Immediately 10 the subscriber, Lying in
nolia, Stark county, Ohio, where terms. &c. .
be made known, and by whom the premises .
shown. RICHARD Ell
Magnolia. August 90, lGl6-46-.f
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-09-04

uDiaif COO der lhe pauy oi vbi.H Nr. Polk .
iln heal a ID 4n9ar,ue Psuy pr sIr.H,4.r, uar
dp uD CONSIDER Mr. Bnuas .1u OF lo.ks .nu-
iIcl o. bg called lhe 'L.beuy' parry, as Do uo
and 'dl Who DO NOT belong 10 thr.r quad were
hostile 10 Lbeuy. Ii son thiuk differently.
act as YOU think, bat don't quarrel with us b.
cause, knowing how uus it B. thar words are
thlngs,' We choose words whIch express the raal
truth as we arn Do. Now, ii YOU arc al.ll cross.
luat call u3 all manner Of Federal Wing Bank
hlaocrlls aud soc # wc don't keep calm a, q
summer morning. Tribune.