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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-02-21
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL Dis.
TRICT-TIME FOR ACTION.

The locofocos Of this Congressional
Distric, have already agreed upon time
and place for convention 10 nominate
a candidate for the approaching cleo
ton. Their convention 10 10 be held
in Boonvile on the frs, Mondoy in
April next.
The wings expect, as usual. TO place
before tho electors Of tho District, one
of their best men. Several names have
already been brought before the pub.
lie, but as yet we see no proposition for
the definite settlement of what pariic-
ulsr gentlemen, of the hos, Of good and
true in our ranks, shall be be chosen as
our standard bearer in the approaching
eonvass.
We think a convention Of Delegates,
chosen from the different counties in
tho District. will be the most satisfactory
way Of presenting a candidate, and We
make the suggestion with view 10 eli
citing the sentiments of tho wings on
this subject. We hope our cotempo.
aries will bring the subject before their
readers, and gives US their own views
touching the question.
Independent of the main objsc. OF
the convention. in getting the united
and undivided voice Of The Dis,ric, in
favor of candidate, il viii DO Of great
benefit TO The party. as members will be
there from all sections, and free in
,erchange Of feelings and views can be
had in reference to other important sub
iects, on which consultation is desirable,
and a thorough system Of organization
effected.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-02-21

VALLEY FARmER.-Published in ST. louis. by
E. X. Woodward g. E. Abbott, at al per
snnum; 6 copies, As; Is copies, Sl0-in ad-
advance. 80 aHi.
We are indebted TO the publishers for
the January number of this excellent
agricultural paper. 1t has been much
improved and enlarged, and evinces tai.
ent and energy in its editorials, and
sound sense and good taste in its selec.
tions. Tho farmers of Missouri ough.
to have pride enough to give a paper
devoted exclusively to their interests q
liberal support, particularly when it is
as worthy of that support. and offered
to them a, so low price a. The VAL.
LILY FARMER. The January number
can be seen at this office, where sub.
scriplions will be received. Are there
not five or ten farmers, in this vicinity
who will subscribed
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-02-21
CONGRESSIONAL.

Having been without regular mails
so long, we have found il impossible
to keep upa connected sketch of the
proceedings. A chance mail reached
US Saturday night, "a week old) and q
paper mail received per Highland Ma.
ry, together with later papers politely
furnished US by the Clerk. gives US par.
tial accounts, from which we collate
the most important items.
In the Hoase. on the 4th, Mr.. Root
offered resolution prohibiting slavery
in CALIFORNIA;; laid on tho table, lO4
yeas, 50 nays.
Mr.. Disney introduced a series of
resolutions, declaring tina, the people of
every separate community had the in
herent right 10 frame their own domes-
tic laws, and to establish their own 10.
cal governments in all cases when such
laws do not conflict with the provisions
and limitations Of the Constitutions; that
the Committee of,he Judiciary prepare
an amendment 10 the Constitution 10
the effec, that tho will of the people of
the Dislric, Of Columbia. Of right. ough,
at all events to govern the action of
Congress in relation TO the existence
of slavery within its limits. Laid on the
table.
Mr.. German gave notice that he
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-02-21
DECLINES.

The las, Jefferson Inquirer contains
letter from Hon. STERLING PRICE, in
which he declines a race for Congress
in The approaching canvass. in conse.
quenee of the pressing demands of his
private affairs. He says his confidence
in tho honor, integrity and patriotism
of Missouri's most distinguished son"
Col. Benton. remains mistaken"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-02-21

WAsHINsroN's BInTu DAy--The re-.
turn Of this day. which should be hail
ed with pleasure by every lover of H.
berry, will be celebrated by 4 Ball al
the GLASGOW HoUsE, the din Of prepar.
alton for which, has been sounding
in our ears for several days past
Those fond Of the society of the fair
sex, or The fat things Of The land, will
no, fail to secure tickets. A Band OF
Music, from Boonvile will be in atlen'
dance.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-02-21
TOBACCO.

Amount on hand in Grsat Britain on the
3la Of December for the last fve years.
ls49 lS4s ls47 Is40 ls45
10000 49,7oo 54,333 59,o5I 4o,s9O
We take the above statistics from q
circular of Oxley & Co., of Liverpool,
who, it is known, are heavy dealers in
Tobacco.
The actual quantity on sale, a, the
above date, and previous years, they
put down as follows:
ls49 ls4s lS47 ls46 ls45
l2,7l5 l4.0O2 l7,425 Is,o26 IO,353
Prices ranged higher las, year, from
l to II cents, than the two years Ere.
vions, with good demand.
fIASos'-Persons having Pianos tina,
want tuning, are referred TO the card of
Mr., RroGs, in another column.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-02-21
"Mr. Cfay's great speech on

"Mr. Cfay's great speech on his
compromise res olutions$ created such a
stir as a speech from him and him only,
could. Speaking Of the excitement,
north and south, he said both sections
were clearly in the wrong--,he south
was in the wrong and the north WINS in
the wrong. and until both So " the errors
of their way, shey could not Sc, them
selves right. The perora,ion of Mr..
Clay's speech was sublime. He lived
in the Union and would die in the Tn.
ion; but if separation must ensue. he
trusted God would take him hence that
he might not witness the melancholy
spectacle"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-02-21
1850.
AoSV' 1850.
Spring and Summer
ELOTHIN(. 7 IEIDI EOAII,
1 $50.

~NA~'S " lIOLEsJAL In,
NHE subscribers take this method Of again
i. calling the attention oftheir old custom
ers and merchants and dealers penersllv 10
me very Jorge and splendid stock of Ready
Made Clothing which they are now receiving
direct from their manufu Glory in the city Of
New York, for the Spring nd Summer ,rad,.
In getting up This stock ofClothing, our caicu-
lations have been made on scale con,men,u-
rate with the wants of the great and growing
Yves. ara we 90 not he'i'ate to say, that for
guilty and variety it is unsurpassed in tho
United States. In regard to prices we win
only say 'ha. we put our marks at the lo,ce,t
figures Of the largest Wholesale Houses in
New YORK Boston and Philadelphia. and zoe
pledge ourselves to duplicate any bin purchased
IN The East. Merchants AID dealers from tho
county are particularly invited to call and look
through our stock before purchasing a $ we ara
happy to show our goods freely TO the trade.
,son YOUNG d. BROS.
1913 Main Street few doors above the Bank.
SAINT LOUIS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-02-21

%Messrs. ii. McCauley and John
Lowrey, Of this county, 60. home the
present week, direct from California.
We have not heard what news they
bring as to their success. They bring in
formation Of the safe arrival Of Gen.
John Wilson and family.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-02-21

FRoh CALrPoRNIA.-Messrs. Turner
and Redwine. of Carroll county, passed
mp the river on Monday, on tho High
Land Mary, direct from California
They brough, home lots of the dust,
for themselves and friends, There was
about Sl25,0O0 on tho boat, belonging
to passengers and in their care.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-02-21
TMessrs. YouNo & BROTHER arc

nTMessrs. YouNo Il Brother are
out with their spring advertisements
We advise all dealers in clothing TO give
them call, as from long acquaintance
with them, we feel safe in asserting they
keep an excellen, assortment, and are
liberal dealers. See advertisement.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-02-21

RIvaR OPENED NAVIGATION RE.
suAHD.-The gorge below this place
gave way Sunday night, and the Daroc
come up Monday morning. wen, up as
far as Brunswick, and passed down
Tuesday. The High Land Mary came
up Monday. also. having loft 81. Louis
on Friday evening. She designed 60.
ing % far up as ST. Joseph. The river
10 quite low. but there is a suficiency of
water for boats of the draught Of the
above two. Two boats at our wharf
on the sams day, after so long suspen'
sion Of business, had quite an animated
effect. We do not anticipate any far.
Their serious obstruction TO navigation.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-02-21
CALIFORNIA MEMBERSHIP.
VISO-COPPERS.

A lelegraphic dispatch dated Wash.
ington. February 18Th. says that T. But.
Ter King and the California Congress.
men are here. excepting Col. Fremont.
The Wilmot Proviso is virtually
abandoned. Slavery is TO be excluded
by The State plan.
II is said tina, Mr.. Dickinson will soon
introduce bill TO abolish copper cents,
and to substitute q coin Of the size OF
a half dime, TO be composed of silver
and copper. The alloy is in prepare.
lion at the mint.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-02-21

~The "Lady's Tea Party" las,
Thursday evening passed off most su-
perbly. The table was beautifully and
boun,ifully supplied. the company was
quite large and all seemed to enjoy them
selves, while The snug little sum Of one
hundred dollars was realized for the
benefit Of the church. The manage
menl Of The post, Office department, WAS
quite spirited. for these never. come
mailtimes, which leads us to The belief
tina, if the Ladies had exclusive con i.
troll Of the males, they'd make'em go.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-02-21

New SroRE.--Mr. J. Z. SwuSSEy is
opening spIended stock of Fresh Gro
ceries. &C., in DR.. Cockerill's new build,
ing, water street. We advise dealers
to give him a call, and examine his
stock, not doubling but he will make j,
10 their interest to deal. We wish Mr..
8. great success in bis new business.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-02-21

HEMP AGENT AT ST. LouIs--Mr.
z. T. Woolfork has been appointed
Hemp Agent for the General govern.
ment a, 81, Louis, in place of John
Smith. removed
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-02-21
For the Times.

Mn. GREEN: The manner in which
we, Of the State Of Missouri, residing
in these diggins, are imposed upon BY
the mail department induces me TO ask
in behalf Of myself and fellow citizens:
Why is il that we have had no mail from
ST. Louis bringing papers later than
February 9th ls5Ol"
1came here this morning in full hope
and expectation of getting something
bu, on enquiry at the p. o. was an,
swered that there was "no eastern mail
yet"
Why there was man on foot. back
who passed my house three or four days
ago, having, as he said, left ST. Louis on
the 9Th February tpo days after the last
mail arrived and had travelled ION bis
way TO Independence every step afoot.
II is true he had no mail. but he had a
stick upon his shoulder with a small
bundle attached 10 il and observed that
he calculated to be at his journeys end
by Sunday; and, if so, he will at the
present rate Of stand.s,ill progress be
eleven days in advance Of the U. s.
Mail. l have since regretted that had
not thought of asking his name that
might tender to him the use Of my name
and influence with our friend Gen
Taylor, os candidate for contractor a
the ensuing lettings Of the transporta
ton of the mail up our way for The
J next term.
Can you. and. if so, will you tell u
} in your next paper what is the mean
ing of this business and wha. remed,
J for our present ills can be applied, will
any hope Of SUGGEST
| ERASMI1S
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-02-21
D.. e. sWlNNEY,
WHOLESALE. AND RETAIL
F A DEALERis
G. II 90 e Els.
ELEGANT FURNITURE
on, Nails, Castings, Cotton Yarns, Wood.
en- War;, Class Ware, and

ELEGANT FURNITURE,
UST received per Duroc large and wal,
~ selected stock ofSugar and Coffee. Moi.s ..
ses and n great variety Of other article, which
is offered at small profits. Those de,irous nj
purchasing fresh goods, bought at low pr;ces.
and sold low, are respectfully requested To-
give this New Firm call in Dr.. Cocker;li's
new brick, two doors from w. G. Chile a,
store on water street.
In addition to the large purchase of New
Orleans goods we are in daily expec,a ton Of
an extensive stock Of Pittsburgh and CIncin.
nati goods, purchased directly Of the Msnufac-
,ursrs, and, Swhen arrived, willsexhibit one Of
the largest stocks ever opened in Glasgow
Our friends and the public generally are respect,
fully invited to call, feeling confident we c.n
satisfy all. feboI
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-02-21
Glasgow Feb. 18th 1850.

"It is difficult to give a su,isfac.
tory reply TO the enquiries Of our cor.
responder, "what is the meaning Of this
business" We cannot see that there is
much meaning in it, but their seems to
be something mean TO use no harder
phrase) ubou, il.
The best remedy we can think Of
and the only one we believe that will
have any effect. will be to impose hea.
vier fines for failures. If the fine for
every failure were twenty five. instead
Of two or three dollars, the number OF
failures would be lessened. The fault
however, does not always lie with con.
tractors, but frequently occurs with
post masters, as we have every reason
TO believe, both east and west Of us.
If post. masters would correspond
with the department, and forcibly re.
present the facts, the evil would GER
tainly be remedied 10 considerable
extent. 1t does no good TO complain
through newspapers, and bu. little more
to get up popular petitions. A full and
fair statement from pos,masters. cor.
roborated by the business men Of the
several towns. would be the most
effectual way of remeding the evil and
if they will only take the matte in hand,
we will guarantee the cooperation OF
the business and the reading portion Of
The community.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-02-21
HOWARD HIGH SCHOOL.

An examination Of the students of
this school commences on Thursday
next, and will continue three days. An
exhibition of the young gentlemen's de-
partmen. will take place on Wednesday
evening; Of the young ladies' on Thurs.
day, when an address will be delivered
by Mr.. jon. w. HENRY. These exer-
cises are always highly interesting, and
should be attended by every friend TO
education.
Parents and guardians will observe
the next session commences on Monday,
the nth Of March. This School is an
honor and ornament 10 our county, and
should receive generous support.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-08-21
Hsr. Hunt and Bill Myers.

Mr.. hunt ore OF the ori1Ina al w ashlng-
tonians) was lecturing in small commu-
y.where one Bill Myers. a sturdy Dutch
man. kept distillery. Six sons assisted
him in his spiritual work, and SO ifnprov
ed their advantages. that they were AREA
dy proficient drunkards-the whole family
were arrayed against the movement.
Mr.. Hunt mounted his platform, and by
few sharp anecdotes and witty sayings.
soon silenced all noise except the sturdy
BIZ Myers The old Dutchlnau kept
cry ing out. "Mishier Hunt, money makes
de mare ro.' To every shot which seem
ed ready to demolish him. the old fellow
presented the one shield Nistter Hunt,
money makes de mare GO
AZ last. Mr. Hunt stopped and address
sed the imperurbable German: Look
here. iii Myers, you say that money
makes the mare 20. do yout'
.'Yes, dat i,h shust what say, Mish,er
Hunt
"Well. Bill Myers, YOU own and work
a di~tillcry. don't vOu!' inquired Mr. IL
dat ish none Of your business. MIshter
Hunt But. den. ish not ashamed Of it.
| has got "a still. ard work il, too
"And you say. Money makes the mare
90 do YOU mean by that. that ! have come
here 10 get the money Of these peoplet''
Yes. Mishter Hunt, dat i,h shust what
] Means
VERY well; YOU work a disiillerv to
make money. and ! lecture on temperance
to make money. and you say. Money
makes the mare go:' Bin Myers. bring out
your mare and I'll bring out mine, and
well show them together
Nv this time the whole assembly was III
a litter Of delight, and even Myers follow
ers could not repress cir ncrrirnent al
the evident embarrassment Of their oracle.
IN the meantime, We must premise that
Mr.. Hunt knew a large number Of the
drunkards present. and among them the
sons Of Myers himself
"Bill Myers. who is that holding him
self up by that tree!' inquired Mr.. H..
pointing to a young man SO drunk that ne
could not stand alone.
The old man started as if stung by an
adder, but was Obliged to reply: Dat ish
my son; but what of dat. Mishter Hunt
Good deal of that. BiI Myers. for
guess that son has been ruling your mare;
and g0t hrO,cn. i0oH'
Here there was a perfect uproar from
all parts Of the assembly. and as soon as
order was restored. Mr.. II proceeded, as
he pointed to another son
"Bill Myers. who is that staggering
about az if his legs were as weak as pota-
toe vines after frostl'
"Wcl. suppose dat ISL my son. too"
replied the old man, with a crest fallen
look.
lie has been riding your mare, too,
and has got a tumble
At this point the old man put up both
hands in most imploring manner. and
exclaimed: Now. Mishter Hunt if You
won't say any more. | will be still
This announcement was received with
a roar of applause and laughter, and from
that moment Mr.. II. had all the ground to
himself
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-08-21

CTThc Ohio State Journal says: "N c
a new Wing paper. published at oskaloo-
sa. Iowa. Our country logs along 50 fast
that we shall have 70 study geography 70
keep up with il. Where the deuce IS Os-
kaloosa.''
There is peg factory at Ner-
edith, New Hampshire. which during the
last year turned out fourteen thousand
bushels Of pegs.
0@JT The ravages Of the cholera in Cuba
have swept of $4,000 laborers. The crop
OF sugar will consequently be short.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-08-21

1HyHE undersigned respectfully informs the
public that he continues business at his old
stand on Fifth street, South Of the Starr Hou~-.
where he makes to order all kinds of CAR
RIAGE5. Buggies. and all other vehicles IN hrs
line He also. keeps number Of articles IN has
line on hand He believes his work will com
par. fayorabiy with any manufactured ia the
.est-he u.es the best Of materials nd for flush
and beauty OF construction ms work cannot be
excelIra. His prices are moderate, and terms
favorable. Thankful for past favors he soliciis a
continuance OF patronage
JONATHAN MATHS.
July -. 1880. Silly.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-08-21
Or E.sIEN DIS.

and lie thinks his stock embraces almost every
style OF goods they generally prefer, such ~:
PLAIN Dress Goods; Shawls silk. thbet and de
lam, Barcelona Handkerchiels; Cap Grape:
Grape Lisse; TarIten ana Book Nuslla Book
Muslin hanckerehiefs, &c. &c.
ALSO-PAR ASOI.S and L MBR ELIAS, Of
various qualities aul prices.
GENTLEMEN, be suited in French,
German and American ERoAucLoTtts--hlack
brown. olive. &c. CassiHeres, CashH,e CeHs, III.
ir0fD ftai1H Liyfh. Tireeds .S4tfiHtfts, ana a va
rltty OF 81 INNER GOODS, varying IN price
aud quality TO SUIT the taste of the purchaser.
All are respectfully invited to call and exam
me for themselves. Every ;iftesItfcu viii he
gwen. and great pleasure taken IA showing the
goods aud attending to the wishes of customers
y. -. Al the solicitation OF several PERSONS
who prefer to use FREE LABOR GOODS. /
purchased a small assortment OF that ki0d Of
Goods, consisting of PRINTS, bl~eched AMI
brown Nu~Ins. apron and dress glnghauIs. bed
tlckiugs. pautuioon goods, hosiery, caBcIevick
&c, hich offered at very the same
price Of other goods 81 similar quality.
Fourth mo. 2Ith, l-5t, I-tf
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AGENTS THE PALLADIUM "A. w. Ray, |
NJ, Cambridge city.
VIM. Russey, Economy.
VIM. Youse, Brownsville
Samuel Johnson, Williamsburg.
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HuG-s PulmOnie Balsanl.

I new article for diseases Of the lungs. war
n ranted to give relief IA "a hours, If used
according to directions This article can be had
wholesale or retail at Howeis & Cos Drug
Store They are authorized TO warrant 1t as
above stated.
They will also put il out on commission OF IA
vorabe terms. to those VINO wish il TO sell again.
July 3, 1850. 2-;f
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OrThe census Of Massachusetts, shows
q population in 1850 Of 973 1000; being an
increase Of SO per cent. within the last
ten years.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-08-21
stone Cutting.

TiNII F. subscribe respectfully informs the pub
I tic ana his friends. that he still continues
the Stone Cutting business in Richmond on Mar
ket street, opposite the fubhc School House. ami
Is prepared to furnish cut stone Of every Kind
on the most accommodating terms. lie has how
on hani and expects shortly TO receive an aGdi-
tional supply,l complete assortment Of
AMERICAN MARBLE 4 OHIO GRAVE STONES
which he will sell cheaper, for cash. than they
have ever before been solo ia this city.
Plain and Ornamental Lettering.
done in good style and TO order Call and ex-
anime ms assort,ne mt and prices.
DANIEL. MORRISON.
Richmond, Aug. 2ist, 1850. 3otf:'47
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Hard are.
ERNIA or RUPTURE

ERNIAc or RUPTURE
cartdt-HowelIs < Co.
- 3 - have for sale. at their Store.
SD Wat IL PafterSoa's Net- Truss
for the radical cure Of Hernia or Rupture.
A Truss faGt Is TrsSs The latest patent
ana the only one approved by highest medical
notwithstanding radically with success total
IL unrivalled Med Journal.
The springs will not rust Each Truss is ac-
cornpanied with neat little work on the radical
cure Of Hernia. containing full illustrations Of
the disease, numerous Recommendation certif-
Gates sc. together with directions for the appi-
,ition Of the instrument. You need buy out one
1t IrH eHre you.
Richmond, March Is. 1850. 4S-tf
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COnalterfcitcr> DctcCtrlt...
SHAMEFUL AND UNPRl\C!pLED
VII. l. AIN w.

such i the use mess, wide spre al reputation,
and Immense demand Tor pr Rogers L'verw ort
aud lar, that rech less aud cunning impostrr~,
regardless, alike 81 human suticring~ aud conse-
qutHces. utterly lost 10 every feeling OF human
,ty and virtue. are constant. attempting 10
cuuHirr teli IL. And We have been irrquen ut
" called Upon to check these base and high
handed lmposllions.! that feel IN duty boa ud
to and protect the public against them by
every means ia our power.
The attempt some time since by Professor VI
Rogers. of Cincinnati have stopped, not
" Outstanding ms wealth and influence.
We now warn YOU against another fo"hfcr-
ttHcr, the malicious cunning aud reckless ltntno-
rdlIty Of winch must excite the pity and con-
tempt of every honest man.
John I. foiand, IN the employ Of George VI
Alien, Druggist of CINCINNATI has counterfeit
Rogers Signatures printed ii pamphlet wholly
f,tisc. aud certificates cntirrly fictitious, abd -
sued medicine like unto the genuine ,n trfrT-
nal appearance only.
We warn the public against thus infamous out-
rpge. this Toiand having no responsibility at
Stake under the assumed tile Of Doctor Totand,
the nominal father Of the whole concern
Wealth. reputation, aud high station. have
withheld the a,aricicu> aud uDprinciplrd,
not only III ieti,n"e Of All law aud huuestt. To
steal and franGutently appropriate our we'll
earned equation. hut r-gar, less at human itlA
and suffering. bv substituting their wrrtchrd
counterfeit. oepuYIug the consumptivc of a
medicine which ia all human probability might
save thpir lives.
hat contempt too btter7
Nhat tertls too harsh
or punishment too srsrre'
l. II not rstua i II not theft is II not MURDER
\ high sense OF duty coinpcls rs t. these pub
ltc eApositions OF knhvcrv ana ttnposturr, our
owl rights are l"sailv protected, and II * for
the unwary and afflicted We feel ana write.