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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-31

Journal and Tribune nave been telling and making
the Wing Country Press btl'ere is in substance
this, that the Cour. * Eng. has been undertaking
to dictate to or bully the Wings of this State
gard to the selection of a candidate for Governor
2. Having progressed thus far our saltpetre
friend proceeds prove that this awful lying Of the
Eve Jour and Tribune. which has so shocked his
sense Of morality and gentility is no lying at all
but IL we can read plain English the simple na-
ked TRUTH Here is part Of the evidence quoted
by himself Judge yel
From the Coari7 and Enquirer Of July 30ut
The Next WHO CANDIDATE FOR GovERSoR--
Some bdsybody mas gren himself the trouble 70 rIte
great deal OF trash intended 70 prove 70 Us what VII Dc
duty next autumn IN relation the guoerns'o,4a-
election Ofcourse duly grateful ou; IL ne e
any doubt in relation views we adT'se NM 70 w
miss It once and feel assured that ms 7e0o0'
oft< Wing parry should scceed IN Ho7rfHGttNS V.,s ~ 49,,
number, hts press and every "ng-"e 90 no. -i|g
sc such the radicals Of the Tribune sccooiu6y ''S
IN tkis section Of n. Scae nil o1ty Gse ne 2's'
Better far FOR party and me cout'{ 80. ga,
should elect an open barciacsg &C. he s,rsi
that n Radical should be s77hsY.ed .h'' '1'e ~ ~
chair under the guise OF a ''iH
There is any quantity more such, but we DO not
need it Enough is as good as feast. As the
cant of the day is the dought: Colonel ha'nt done
oo,hin else for the last six weeks but endeavor
to ballv the Wing party into the nomination OF such
n candidate as he should consider 'con5errot're
Wing under the threat of boiling and setting this
end OF the State against the nominee if he should
chance to be another sort oil Wing
9 He says he has prescribed nobody IN particu
lar This is verbally true His denunciation ap-
Piled to a. least iour.ffhs Of the Wings OF the
State Yet the more immediate application to at
leas, two Of those who had been proposed for the
Chief Magistracy was universal and inevitable.
10. He says he has never charged that the Wing
nomination had been arranged last wintcr.-Very
true; that was the Express and it was very
great no-such-thine, any how. Some Of the Coun-
try Journals appear to have coniounded the two
mistake which we hope they will correct. Let
every tub stand on its own bottom.
w believe we have done the Courier ample
Justice at all times and in all things erring only,
when at all, on the side Of forbearance 1t has
done its best to rally the Wing party against The
Tribune and has only exposed its own impotence.
1t has only to execute its contingent threat OF op
posing the Wing ticket in it should be pro
vided with the specified excuse, and it will catch
lesson which ought TO teach it modesty for the
remainder OF its days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-31

Iowa ELroTloN.-ln Mlscatiae Co Day, Loco
is elected Representative by Is majority
Cedar Lam and Jones Cos. have elected Bissell
and Malsen, Locos Representatives.
Scott Co has elected Wing. Loco, Rep
Louisa Co has elected Robertson, Wig, Rep.
Desmoncs has elected Fullenwider, Wing, to
the Council and Holland. Wing, and Palmer.
Wright and Ripley, Locos, Reps
Johnson Co. elects Carleton, Loco to the Coum-
ell. and Borham, Loco. Rep
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-31
From Puerto Cabello.
Cor. of the Philadelphia Exchange.-lPer Rowen'
PUERTO C,sELLo. August 10. lsit

Cor. of the Philadelphia Exchange.-lPer Rowens."
PUERTO GAELIC August 10. 1916
The brig Roweua arrived here on the tn inst
and will sail this afternoon for yeur port. herewith
beg to enclose e Liberal published a; Caracas. IN
der date OF st instant You Will perceive tha; Corinis
sioner have been appointed by the Governments OF New
Grenada and e Ecuador Tor The purpose OF regulating
the differences which unhappiy existed between rae two
Republics and all probability ere this treaty mas
been concluded Business continues exceedingly dull
in this quarter Coffee at ) According to
aiyices received from various parts OF the interior
the new crop o: Coffee promises 10 De- very soundsn
this Indigo in The city az present Tor sale
nominal per H. z The new crop will commence
IN september October anu bids fair for an abundant
yield Ok and hides continue in the most active de-
inand for the European market especially which circun
stance tends main very high prices say = =
per 10. Cotton in market the last sales effected
were = a p, according quality. You will perceive
that TINS article has advanced in price considerably
Cocoa from Sl4 s23 per tanega scarce Flour OF the
best brands AT Sl3 S3: per Dbl and probably will go
down shade within few days Lard at Il a Nc.
new and fresh Butter il good demand say from 81 Z:
35c Ii Is 10 be understood. however that small
quantity OF the latter articles uccs TO overstock
this market
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-31

Looo-Fooo NoMrS,rIoSs.-The Loco Focos OF
Columbia Co. have nominated the following ticket
for the November election For Assembly, WM
NJ. MILLER and joins T. HoGEBooM for sheriff
JACOB HALLESBEoK for Clerk, JAMES STORM
Messrs Miller aud Hallenbcck are also on the Anti
Rent Ticket ion the same Offices. y Resolution in
favor OF the nomination Of Gov Wright was passed.
and Frederick L Curtiss and James Sutherland
were appointed Delegates 10 the State Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-31
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

REVOLUTIONARY RELlc.-Some men digging IN
Fulton avenue on Saturday discovered an army az
shoe buckle camp fork and three metal buttons with
the figures % upon OF them and - on the other
They supposed have belonged the army which
was encamped ON that ground.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-31

SOLAR LAMPS, CAMPHESE LAMPS, CHANDELIERS, CT.
RANDoLEs HALL LANrEnNs.-Detz Brother &
Co No. l39 Wiliamst manufacturing and have a.
ways hand full of the above mentioned
articles and various other goods in their line which they
will sell wholesale retail ut low prices for cash
iYll Pm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-31

Inward FEVER AND HEARrDuRN--Thc Essential
Pills of Or. Bcckman work admirably in these cases,
giving quick relief and by occasional use, preventing all
return OF these complaints. Office 40. Cortlandst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-31

- The St. Louis Republican says that DR..
Pens who was nominated and confirmed as the
ub-Tressurer for ST Louis, is now with Gen
Kesrneys expedition on his way to Santa e, hav
ing been appointed Medical Diyecto, OF the Expe-
dition It is NOT probable that Dr. P. Will return
before the end Of the expedition, which Will be
about one year from the lst OF July
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-31
Fatal Accident.
Correspondence Of Tina Tribune.


Dsvid Hewlett, member OF the Quick Guards,
was drowned this morning ne about departing
for home in me excitement and fun OF Leaving he was
pretending throw his companions overheard and at
last fell overheard himself with another he probably
struck MS spine and produced paralysis as he sunk i'm.
nediately Els companion was saved The BODY Of
Hewlett no, get recovered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-31

FAIL FASHION FOR HArs-At Genn. PA Broadway.
opposite 81. Paul's-Havng devoted unusual attention
in producing this style the attention OF gentlemen is in
vitcd TO it The yhtncss grace and buoynnt effects of
these Hats cannot be describcd-thcy must be
be appreciated Also large assortment of Paris Hats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-31

FALL FASHION FOR H,rs, ls46-Fashionube Hats
for the ensuing season ready for inspection and
sale at GURNEy's Hat and Cap Establishment l34
Ful,onst sun Building For prices see advertisement
on second page aug If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-31

p The L. :. Gazette says that Mr.. Recorder
NauN declines the nomination for Mayor, to run
against Col Swift, there being no chance OF sue
cess and has determined 10 contend against C. J
lnsersoll for the Loco Foco nomination for Con
Gress IN the NTH District. We think Mr. VS.
chances OF success about equal in either situa-
ton. The Wings have determined 20 take posses
sion OF the ~ I'll District this Fall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-31

The friends OF Hon. JOIN J CRIrTENoES
ana Hon, GARRETT DAVIS have determined to tender
them the united compliment; OF public barbecue az
Frankfort Ky on Saturday the 18th Of September The
Committee OF Invitation .eader hearty welcome to tie
nrhr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-31

w The Orpheau Family. who lave delighted many
thousands the Museum The pas weeks appear ec
ugaln today - O'clock p NJ and IN the evening
rich variety their Songs and Quartcts when everybody
who has soul for music will enjoy the entertainment with
unusual Zest Great Western, and otbers, likewise APP
pear variety OF chaste and laughabe per omances,
aud Col Cha,tn, ihe Dwarf the Oranl Ou,ong, Mammoth
Boys 10 be day and night The Fortune Tel
Ter may be consulted atany hour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-31

NIsLo's-A great Garden may be expected This evening
from the unusually attractive nature OF the bill No fewer
than four entertainments given in winch the Ravri
Family Gabriel Ravrl, Charles Whittier, Mons Henri and
Madame Leon Javell. display their various talent The
gorgeous and pecUlinr panomimc OF the Conlurors Gin Is
repeated. Il tiresihe comic incidents rapidly
succeed each other aud So luiglablc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-31

~ The story OF an explosion on board the Or
leans upon Lake Erie which TO rs By Pittsburgh
be false Il is the rosG tor news from 'hs'
point fsny thing had befsllen her the news would
have been here. by the way of Buffalo in tFo or NJ
mos: three DAYS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-31
Wb;r Conventions.

VIII Senate District a, Buffalo Oct let TO supply the
place Of Hon Harvey Putnam
xxvI4 consressioual Distrie a: Havana, Sept %
Yn,,s Co. nj, Penn Yam Sept 10. TO appoint Delegates
-, N. so,c Senatorial and Congressional Conventions
Tou,pkin. Co at Ithaca l7h Of September 10 choose
Delegates TO State Convention
YIN Distrct Senatorial Convention at Corning oct ist
y-Sss We are compelled to d,t7 many o''ctes-a@'"s
hn rrDlv TO he Couriers last (of Friday Associa
lion Letter from Rchccu on e Defeat OF the $1,000
600 bill &c We hope tOh0re room for these tomorrow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-31
Business Notifies.

STYLE FOR GENrLEMEN's HArs-LeHry & Co. Hat.
tiers Astor House NewYork will introduce the Fashion
for tine season Thursday, Sept 3D. au26 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-31

~ There is quite aare-up IN the Democratic
camp at Boston Just consequence Of tie removal
by Collector Morton of sandry Inspectors OF the Gas
toms. whom the Pos, endorses as true Democrats,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-31

- The Wings of the Hid District Pennsylva-
ma have nominated JOHN NJ COLEMAN as their
candidate for Congress The District is now repre-
scented BY John H Campbell, Native. and comprises
the Northern Liberties and Spring Garden Phila
delphia county.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-31

r ADVERTISING, all admit IS polite aId cosii y -
in business matters The Clergyman scFelIses .,
paragraph py favor, when and where hs "iH pfeDEJI
fh- LAWYER BY tn. reporters notice OF me ingenious
sb- manner in which the learned gerten an sUecess.
10 cef-uc.d "-pefi.ap- the gf-at=st scape-srsce o!
,o.r h,,dened vlan The doctor has II announced -
~. " nerSnrn-d a wonderful operation II sIfgefJyS
c,,d Inn,t incurabi- nslady but II the pfoPretotS
ai,abi -nratiyr medicine informs the sufferer VICE.
ai mod NAV be healed and his pbysica! system pui
Oh, the world oG; Humbug" and generally w
nsfy. yhv>-becsuse Of ignofan; snd unPrincp.
vnt,,refs who know nothing OF medicine or It's eHs
nrofss to invent remedies thai vii do "hat
pIsr, 70 winch good remedy might be wen aaap.9s ~
iU al e.! hut hey assert, and strmpiI 70 pIodgce
lief will cure all diseases 10 when POOR humanity
able" -, / ., 80, ,s,Ss /
and deceive. but few Of the most ample and to1.
T'hi. tnrr and Justly brings contempt upon Us snLs
Ssn,ibI. r-on. .holld and eventually VIII, dstns
between sncb unabuggery, and the genuine se.enlG ~
n,,,ion M The learned physician, that Is cs.cuaes
5000 10 cure only the particular complaint fof
&C. 81 - found and admitted by all medical men 70
$3.50 separate remedy for each disease or
p5 - .noyyn 20 be Of surprising efficacy - me &C.,
80 -scrsee a. No q Cortland-s Newfofk, ".ss,snd
eiss.rs " no TO preserve or restore hetn, -
,he .xceuse or drenchlrg prescriptions OF PnSs's
,nv1,-d TO call ead state heir case. -,s 81
FAMILIES out OF this city send here, or pc
call on Comsocx's real customer or agent II o'he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-31

y The people OF Buffalo are talking sbo1t
erecting monunen; to the memory OF Com Perry the
Hero OF Lake Ere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-31

y The Loco Focos of the Ist. Cincinnati Dis
trict, Ohio, have nominated Hon JAMES ] FARAy,
their present Representative for reelection TO Con
gress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-31

y The majority for Hon RoBERT SMITH the
Independent candidate for Congress IN the LIST
District Of Illinois IS a209
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-31

Anthem NoMSArIoNs.-The Anti Renters OF
Columbia Co held Convention on Thursday and
nominated the following ticket For Assembly,
ADAM HUYsARr OF knderhook and WILLIAM
MILLER OF Claverack For Sheriff, JACOB r Hal
LrNRAKE OF Greenpor For Clerk ALLEN JORDAN
OF Hudson
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-31

The New-orieans papers do not ere dit the
story that psivsreers are aaoa, the Gull OF Mexico
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-31

T That Presentation of Bibles actually took
place On Saturday atternoon-at least says the f
which Ike figures always tells the truth NJ Ae'icS
az the Chaplain at Governors Island. after TIE resment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-31

SANos's ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Is very prevalent
and extremely dangerous disease especially when it al.
tacks the head Leechng and mercura ointment sometimes
subdue the complaint for the time being but it Is well
known fact that very np appear again. the indi
yidua overheaed excited. We have hesitation in
saying thar Sandss Sars0par!a viii be found efec
tive remedy for Eryspelas than oinmenls and depletion,
aud the thus effected win be complete thorough and
permanent One the merits OF this preparation Is, that
by its action upon the blood extngushes the active
poison by ch the disease is generated; while most other
remedies merely lis visible signs, and leave me
primary still lurking in the system. For all cutsne'
and ucerouS diseases, together with many others ms
preparation may be used " ith success.
Prepared and sold, Wholesale aud retail by A. b. D.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fulton-sL corner Of
Wiam-st. 273 Broadway and II East Broadway, New
York Soil also by Druggists generally throughout lfa
United States Price 81 bottle. six bottles for s.
~ We Gu, the following I'll. Batavia spiri, OF Tie
Times Of June n I, clearly shows that Wisars Ba,sn
Of Wild Cherry has attained high reputation in BalaTi
well AZ in thi. city:
BALsAM or WILD CHERRY.-rhls is one oil the verysT
patent medicines of the day which recommend
with confidence all who affected with Coughs, Colds
Consumption, who predposed 10 the Inter com
paint 1t has been used with considerable advantage by
many families town, in stubborn has
produced highly beneficial effects. lkOch Daily Adv
Editors, lawyers, clergymen, aud almost every Class
have al last found that Wsinrs Baisan Of Wild Cherry
what is cracked up be-, the very be', medicine
found. It all affections OF the Lungs when noI
ing else Will
CAuTioS-ln setting forth the virtues OF Dr. Wiss''
Bal.ani have desire deceive hose who are LABOR
ing under afiiction. do wish 10 euogze moro
than i, Justly deserves Yet when look around and s>
the vast amount OF suffering and distress Occasored BY
many OF the In which this medicine has proved
highly feel that urge its claims
100 strongly, or say 100 mucn IN lis favor
Let the public be their guard Other Balsams sh'
sometimes imposed the unsuspeciing ''f
genuine DR.. WisArs Balsan OF VIVID Cherry. Some
for he purpose Of succeeding better in Ee schemes has
used part Of The OF The genuine, Phrnix sa
sam of WILD Cherry Balsam Of Wld Cherry, conifs1
&c" syrup OF Wild Cherry"
None genuine without the written signature Of l. 6a'I
Sold By A e. D. Sands, Agents for this City, aHs
Henry Johnson 20 Broadway, and Druggists gener-'
throug hout the L. s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-31
Arkansas Election.

LITTLE Rock Ark. Aug 18th.
The Election in this State is just over, the Wings
having larger number upon Joint Ballot than ever
before The Loco strength Is about equally divided
between the Ashley and Yell factions. We have
ius heard OF the passage Of the Tariff bill The
Locos here expect political millennium. Verify
we are peculiar people.
The time changed TO ls Monday in August instead
OF III October as in years gone by.
We have returns for Senators and Representa-
tives from % counties with the following result Sc
nate, Wings 3 Loco-Focos g. Representatives Wings
L. Loco-Focos %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-31

~ GourAuDs ITALIAN MEDic.TEo SOAP "a IN s.
70 cure Tan, Pimples, Freckies sqpee an. tore ~
$1,000 po.itiyeIy 10 be bad no where else 30
Der The place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-31

e The Franco-Amerieaia is again suspended
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-31
81 ORDER O Tie OOEMIIiEl
2 p MARVIN

way leave ii IN the power OF eigh, politicians, by
giving judicial construction Constitutions, Laws,
sc to alter Il hour wha, here refused to the PEG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-31


Any amendment 70 ihl- Constitution may be Propos
ed II The Senate Assembly; and II LIE same sEal be
agreed oy majority OF TIE members elected % -sch OF
the Two houses such proposed amendment o. amendments
shall be entered thr.r joUg.s. with The yeas anc cays
taken thereon end referred 70 ne Legislature then nexi 20
Dc chosen s14 snsl! be published Tor three .on1s pre-
yiogs tine OF making such choice; and T. II he Leg
-.atare chosen Aforesaid such proposed a--rc
amendments saa. b- sTrec 20 By Two ihi'c= OF 81
the members elected eac house :hsn y shah be the d.
y OF - Legislature submit such proposed amendment
or Amendments The people, il such manner sc Z: such
lime he Legislature shall prescribe; ARD ne people
,aal! approve and -siy such amendment OF amendments
by nsory OF The electors Gua!Ired 70 vote ic members
Q; ne Legislature voting thereon such amendment
amendments shall become part OF ne Constitution
A. the general election 70 De held n The year 1856
and n each twentieth year thereafter aud also al such time
as the LegtsAtlre mas by isF PROVIDE, The question shall
ere be Convention me Constitution amend
ne same shall be decided BY me electors qualified
roIs for members o: The Legsstre and = major
y o. the e!ec.ot. qualified votns q such election sha
decide - favor OF Convention Jr such purposes the Le
ssa.dre a. il session. shall provide .: la tie
election OF Delegates 10 sack Convention
81 order Of The Committee.
r P MARVIN, Chairman
tWny leave i, n tie power OF eigh, politicians BY
giving judicial construction to Constitutions, Laws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-31

MILITARY-The Tornpkins Blues Capt Mayher,
and Independence Guard Capt cairnes parade today
making target excursion 10 Pevere!iys La Grange
Place, Bulls Ferry. Dodworths celebrated Comet
Band attend thc They 60 Up IN the steamboat Frank
Capt Anna.r a, 10 o'clock, from me foo. OF Cana-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-31
tEw-YOR1 CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
THIRTEENTH wEEh-Lxxy7H DAY.

The Supreme Court and appeals tnerelrom-
Chancery Relief over Sl0O-S3 Explalhse-fu-
lure endments-CLose Of the Convention
kings Co. and Election Petitions-Plans: Va
riei! .-- s.,-b LAG
To aae Editor a 7-is Tribune -
SIR; Mr.. Murphy to-day complained 'Aat ."e
Supreme Court wss not an uit-iHs; me C'u' -
Island nir, give che decision and the Court al bua-o
another and tina: both these decisions u1ignt 0 -
both Courts and &c, neither Of them Fecea'
their jurisdictions are independent OF each othel-
Is TIE We the lawyers On The 1oo7 OF me
non honest- and conscienaously differ every hou3 oi
the day 70 the proper construction Oh sEIio % He
sentences and ;he judges 70 Dc elected .a. 70 - -
wise consceEaou=iy and tlei- oa;Ls - 'sIe .e
IL vague and uncertain. now = Z possible io1 .' " 800
tereut parts OF state 70 agree a 20 SHal j. =
Wan such .n Appes Court a. the CorveiilIoH La -
vided-o; tour Parry Politicians. and tour - -
judges often iae very men who VI! nave dtc'itu |
question b-:OreHlll!t o. likely 70 give le otsL ' -.
all Constitutional questions. sue me
Of contests VINO can say Il An .pPtAi ~; : "
Committee. d conflicting decisions "oq.a Dc
Infinitely better composed. i il consisted OF one
delegated ron eGcE OF the eight Juclch '4s '> ~ 1t
four judges o; that district p-ricd!ca oF le pun 20
OF settling conflicting only. Inc present a'. -.
it double treble ana quadrupe appeals carries so.lrd.'
on tn very face The Court oi F!i!s- tt7or
Viii be blocked up yes-. All who Tafi delay WI.
20 there as 20 city OF refuge Il should De emitted
Court 10 Delay the PAYMENT OF Debts and Oestruc the
Administration OF Civ and Criminal justice here are
the .glt l.en IN Creation, who. with al maj Appeals
Statute Common Chenccry all sorts OF legal
forced upon them a. ultimate aro!ters could Keep up
with active population OF three millions sHch a. of4
is This ! attempt vaInp up the OLD two millions
OF conflicting rules which are bound 10 obey a. the
Jews were the Ten Commandments and It VIII prove
miserable abortion.
Where ! the in statute that gives Chancery
relief II the controversy 500 and denies !; II ONLY so
Il reminds N Canada. in l-3i, OF Dutcn'
called Penny who Vas wealthy but careless
and mad LEI, 500 due note 20 the bank Tor which
four actions were brought ana bill o: 500 IN costs
presented although there had been no tTa! lie com
planned 0. being cheated and the House OF Assembly
pissed Clinton. bill OF only one action on note no
matter how many endorsers there might be- MS W.
common sense but the lawyers n the Senate put IN a
proy.so that il tine Tor SiCO or more then the
lawyer might bring many separate lawsuits as there
were name, on the note And thus II stands on Her
Majesty Statute Book