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7th These difficulties are rendered manifest BY the
fact that these appropriation bills have soDetimss been
sen irom the House of Representatives to the Senate
within the three last days Of the session, rendering
unanimous vote necessary in two points 10 every ball.
FIRST 10 suspend the joint rule that bill that shall have
Iassed house shall be for to tho
other either OF the three last days OF the ssssoO; and
secondly to dispense with The rule which requires the
hree readings OF every bill TO be made three different
days.
sh IL is scarcely necessary TO present any particular
examples 10 illustrate the evils of this irregular mode Of
sx'slshon those examples OF too recent date and
o' 700 exfavagant character not TO have been ksSny
e by every member who has been in either hooss OF
Iongess Q, laie years and has, doubt attracted tbs
auenuon OF all observers OF the cong essiona proceed
nss aud produced feelings Of deep regret II not Of sp
prehension, Tor the safety OF national institutions
WAS 10 remedy this evil that brought forward the
resolution requiring The Commute Finance 10 report
the general appropriations bills AT The surg estion of
members Of this body. have not urged it's adoption this
session. but it's presentation other caass seems
TO have wonderfully stimulated the Committss OF Ways
and Means for we find from the following table tAatt
has displayed unwoned despatch in reporting the sppro
paton bills, and in bringing them before the House for
it's action;
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UEREMPToaY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED
CITY PROPERTY on Tuesday, January c, al oeoeA y"
premises shall sell No Of lot No OF suodsis
ions Of original lots aud No +o fonun. - Zee.
and ~ feet ON I'm street.
tanning about ash is The improvements consist ~ a
building laow occupied ny
White and tres snck hotel on Hh street,
all in good order 80,
square, fronting ~ eet on oaai
street. containing about ,452 square feet ,....L
All described will be sold togete wtou TO
serve. ...Ilf - :,
Immediately after the sale the shall sell i"l NO lo IN
avenue opposite
Hail. containing square improved BY hrca story
brick back building well calculated iof board
ing house residence for u large family
On Wednesday, January 49, O'Clock, on the premises. sha
sell x Of subdivisions Of lot IN square NO 4os each
fronting 9th and Ih streets west
$3.50 feet with hs Improvements, con
sisting of story frame buildings in good order .
On Thursday January O'Clock, premises shall
ot No square No 1885, situated north street between
18th 3lh containing A6o4 square ire ana
proved by story brick lin rooed, tneAiiy new
story brick building with shings ooi all In good
order.
The terms each dh the residue In equal
twelve, eighteen four months win
secured deed Of trust the property All eonveyancns
At the expense Of the purchaser.
Jan l2-d
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The Of pslsoA viii sooAs ~A~ss ~
payment OF The subscription be made in advance tss.
Distant subscribers may money ls~s pssass
which viii be paid BY all BY s~f
transmission. t
The COUNTRY PAPER published weekly dsxiHs
sons Of Congress, and semi weekly during
Subscriptions period icAs than year viii be
terms psopoduosed above annual
Qy- fosrMAsTERs agents Sa< ~
sending DAILY subscribers, enciosed
SEMI WEEK. subscribers. with 815 enclosed WEEKLY
subscribers with So enclosed, will BE- eaured
edition subscribers too, yysSs.
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ELECsANT GOODS for Gentlemcn.-P. J. STEER, dra
ia tailor at his Seventh street, continues 10
gentlemen elegant clothing
moderate prices.
elegant stock Of genemens goods,
& work
gance ofany establishment in the Uni
ted States .t
II gentlemen will take short walk Seventh street. few doors
ubove Odd Fellows Hail. where low and
pond they may be well paid for the trouble Is#lH#
Jan l-eod2wif
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BY no bERT A II M 4 no N q /.


ID
DiAL-rhe eighh, wonder o. The Boanis inyisoa
sll,i snd cordial introduced o medical practice great
herb hrsi brought from the deserts Psea
able their longevity sickness power
.a. .saf s ]. ~ :. wsn Ssy sSS' II dss ne
soaei%s. smoke on n,s ea 70 Euoee after long residences
ossias erir whle, has been % saaos @ bv M a. m ss % 70 ns 10
all The great ees OF Europe rs The best preparation
CURE NERVOUS DISEASES.
language convey adequate immediate aud
aled system Whelher broken BY
weak nau'e Or impaired y p, aa..uas
The mental and physical symptoms Of nervous
preston and debility stands erect he
%ss S an n .s p. soa ss wa. :as
be form etreshed regeneraed
On s contrary The ,eies for the cordial
NAL condition. Well may The preparation be called the
WONDER
ofhe nineteenth century It the rs, scientific
have existence. 4 5@ '71E'
-.7 " sTIauLASr REACTION.
M s ss !. ss, q . s sss s with
and may sel b ala q him, VINO ,.k. sAs - Ss
$ ss ". % = Il T. sSs.:an s % :: a.1s ~
hsppy influence the nerves. the mind the entire
dr.sis, dyspepsia general tab,y,
Sss moaonni. ssras sor. pap.a.on Of s heart
,eney brsnns.. constipation Ac Ac from whatever
monY, absolutely ini.ll1,s. :
remedy yet discovered
and mind complaints il The mental physc
never before found The only natural agent tina. minister
the Of the ace and the of nervous affections
viii depression, excitement, tendency blush.
c % adnss s q s
nsanchsly debility, byssr. INDIGESTION, wstehednsss,
sss sppsa!s ssagasa
P..oas of pale complexion by
from s p Ss Yellow Ss's
's ss" @
% ss sal.asss wsua Deriving
benefit had almost gwen all hopes Of deriving relief
benohaus but !. bas feel stronger although s
Another says distinguished physicians
but found no relief until procured some of your cordial
says was surprised at The effect your cordial had
expense besides of mental and physical suffering"
THEMSELVES.
celebrated distinguished Dr. Wood
ehusetis. says Of 1t:
woKoEsrER, June l, ls4o.
Dean gives pleasure inform you my pa
s he has taken TWO week and that is entirely Hs
already looks like person who so short Time since looked
scarcely possible regain his full strength faculties
% @ IN s he but no Ia %
@s am ] ns have
warmly whenever opportunity
M sns s
heard cordial
cEsAuou merits until pectedy and sasiaco
riy convinced TO the contrary.
remain very truly, yours, ..
-.s II. "A. WOOD, NJ. ID.
MoHsxSn: since you requested my opinion
OF invgoraing cordial prepared
IhAve had and prescribed for mons
decided anything OF the
with which acquainted both its medical
sonabe prize which sell H. am much pleased with its ef
patronage
valuable Hillary
BENJAMIN WEEKS, NJ. ID.
BxookLYN, N. ", Nov 81, la49.
n up In wk The
bown in the glass, and
SOLD AT 50 PER BOTTLES FOR Sl2-S24 per DOZEN.
Prepared NJ Morse, M. Charles Ping,
general 1872 Broadway New York. whom all orders
be addressed.
Agent Washington city. L. D. Gilman Baltimore
HAnce No. los Baltimore street T.. r. Rogers Brothers. How
ard Baltimore Bennett Beers Richmond Vrgsa
Jan lily .s5T- 4t#
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Notice 10 Consumers or Gas.


-sa .r-ssast oYrrog GAS LioHr CoMpAsy,
Washington, December 27 1889.
NOTICE hereby given from and after the first day of Jan
IN all bills service Ac required
bankabe funds the Office OF the company Maine
between No discount will be allowed
Of five days from the date off presenia
paid within days from the same period the sw
of gas will be stopped "#
BY order of The board of directors u
j. +. BROWN,
Dee oB-eod2w Secretary.
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Collector. Once, Ci,y Hail. nov. =, 1854.

COLLECTOR Ohccs Suy Hall, NOV. y, loo1.
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAX-PA YERS-Notice is hereby
that the advertisement of delinquent property Is now In
preparation, and will completed and published
about the hrst of December
The undersigned respectfully that the law allows him
but makes his imperative duty enforce the c0ec
on Of by and sale of all property without
exception, which remain
All interested earnestly requested forward
paying avoid the heavy of
RI ROCHE,
Nov 9--eou Collector.
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tBsitiiaoFc Ainsxicas'.
Red River RanI

He'd River Raft.
CONGRESS having recently amended the providing
tued in their stead F#r #..a
REMOVAL OF RED RIVER RAFT.
Proposals at epatment,
day OF April for removing distractions Red river known
the Red river a and keeping the navigation of said
and free from obstruction BY rats for series of
as follows, viz;
the Of soOoooi specifying in his bid be time within which
The h January, 1857 also years Counting
% @ ss 1Ss ss % % aa' M @ 5 e sssp s "D
shall be awarded the bidder provided the department
hm shan remove said rail and to keep The river free
from obstruction thereby for the longest period Of time
good suretes, $4,000
faithful execution Of the contact Each bidder will transmit the
time with his proposals. the Of the whom
offers suees and decara,.un signed BY hem that will
district judge the United
tina, said securities are respectable and that he
abides No bid will be examined unless these conddons shall
complied with.
Terms Of Payment
OF the sum Of 600 appropriated for the above object go 600
Whenever the shall report portion
pointed by War Department appear
the e G me win pay such proportion Of the said sum
sa no shall BE- made % Sf es u than part
nsnmeh,s, corresponding with
during which the shall bind himself keep
Each bid be for
the raft and for keeping The river open for specified period No
The win be addressed marked
the envelope Proposals for removing Red nyer rs
Colonel Corps Typographical Engineers.
Jan s-2OtdSaawtApr
this hereby authorised pubsh this and addition,
the Gazette and Democrat OF Little Rock aud the Telegraph OF
Washington Arkansas twenty times daily and then twice week
paper advertising copy paper containing
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rtsEA ~ osHx- -Coala~s ard Uandksrchsess-Ws nave
opened large collars cbcmi.efs
tohes invite the attention o' sne
ladies Of derrimac prints domesnc ~
9k cents Alss Foon
nsnne. bcsch.d Irish nsns noe
ssssks and variety of other goods. which we w ""s p
cheap. w. N. NHUAFEh W.,
a lQ-~3bf street., fenh
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The Washington City" Savings Bank, Corner OF
Tcnth Street and Pentsy ylvania avenue.

THE undersigned ss,ab.hsd in this
purpose receiving
% a and Or Or 70 s
from to time be deemed
otsean and profit Guardian. may depo.s o the bench, Of
% S. s ,Hs o ss Of sn % or
Depo.os sh, withdraw depoes any
time By giving one weeks notice in writing Of their a,enon IN and
l..ere. .is Of four cent annam viii be allowed
uns from the day Of depos,e
npcuosa psn = dollar viii any
. "'s a. Go s
win e bank three calendar months all aceu,ng ne,
hs principal snail have been Withdrawn between those
Deposipr., furnished with books which d.po.ie.
fs sspo.,oss their money upon written checks their de
po booh1 always such cheeks for the faithful
ssoa bound s. ss
g. Ssss sss ne a s s dpo Ss @s book and
NJ washssson CITY saving
sSsis ss .as.sss iseass $ ~ss
application either ofho undersigned his residence
sTANisLAus MURRAY,
Nza EDWARD sIMMs,
wa.hinsson city, aosh April, iss7.
The institution being permanently established in its
us ssd cssvss.s, ,ssaon for business rssns
~ s,s hs%..v. s",ss =. M
community depos,es
and csIscons without departing In degree
principle, hs frs, inc-pon exercising
seneSA functions banking business the Issue
circulation winch ts conductors decidedly
as6dv dollars. ops!saoa a.hinrou c,y
Baqk gives activity neful
tai 8&posed interest which wos lie dormant and
.sas. @ ~ .es .. or ,. ss al
s~aya hsd ssh,ecs0 As isspsenon of tosr in,errsed
yasii-a treasurer
- by j.. MCGUIRE. Aue tion..r
vrRlSSTEEs SALE or EI.IoiBLy SITUATED potysys Ann
LOTS, between 18th Nv
v9eW Of bearing date the ad august Is5 and
IN s, b, oo viii
highest bidder, Monday day o,
February ~ O'Clock The premises the
street 5,h sh west depth
10Y ushss 06feet alley, with the buildings
which eonsst Of webu' and attic brick houses
with hA&Bments. a
TIE terms day SALE and
bnle IN twelve months for bearing interest
fromq 0f secured by deed " the property
The cF complied three days snsr the safe fhe
viii be resoId NJ the puvchsse
purchaser. II. 1900. ~. F4ef
sX7s CHAs, s. WALLACE Trustee.
JAS O. MCGUIRE,
Jan 6-Jtswkds Auctionesr.
Cha~we of rHs-<.-sw~sh,ngscn BrAnch Rasfrcsd.
lssl!,l
nv Monday, Instant passenger usins will
D.s siasa As.p.
MMAlCAN HOUSE. Hanover Ssreet ussson by
Al Lewis Rice Rebuilt enssed furnished
the sodetn improvements and for the sccommods
pon of the travelling public
"A
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IREAT BARGAINS.As the is fur advanced and
u being stock, will offer induce
III buyers.
500 yards rich brocade Silks cheap
1850 do plain silks. 76c., worth 81
coored Turc satns, 75c. worth 81 .....
-colored poult de s0les,
for evening Gresses
200 do plaid silks, at Soc, worth 70
500 do black Silks cheap
200 English aud French meinoes, cheap
$50 figured French mousselnes, 62xc., worth 6Ix
1900 do fine mousselines l6yc., worth IS
$500 do l2Kc., worth lei
800 do Lupin's bombaznes, very cheap
$40 black apacas, very cheap.
Black andc maniiia vevets
for ladies' cioaks
Ladies cloaks ready made, Of elset and cloth
Linen cambnc handkerchefs, table damusks
Lsng and square shaws
Cloths cassinleres and cassincts
Blankets. Hannels
Prints Of all kinds
all kinds
Dlcnched and brown domestcs Of all kinds
~ - 'U.e. HALL b BROTHER
Dec 29-3aw2wir -..H Hsu II
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BY J. G. MCGUIRE, Auctlonesr.

by J. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioncer.
pUBLIC SALE OF VERY SUPERIOR OLD wINEs.-I will
stock q s"nsn o .e Jannsy
ysinia, embracing Of finest his
dozen superior Mandarin, Mandarin Nader. g.
!: $ss ssas;;s s,ss;: s;:.. ,.s. Il
demijohns, gallon. each very superior Madeiru
= dozen az vn; vs,y so,,.i supss,o' Old port
do aocsasimsr, 1884
i DO Rads.ns,%sr, Rs,, 1881 1891
ssde%,,'hn' 80 DO DO ss.lI,Sn: GALLON: each
importation
demlohn. very superior old Burgundy Madeira, gallons
4demiishn. very superior Ilnta
: dozen 90 90 90 90 ssIsipl ssPe1
90 superior Cd Madeira aaes. . Odessa
Dec 3l-dts = hneioneer
sas:
best quality Of ice reduced shon.
Dec 2a2awaw Corner Pa"nsyivaoin and lin
EoR sALEA farm Of one hundred acres, As1anara county
Virginia, eight mites from Alexandra, eight from Washington,
:sad BY ss use %s
and % "a sy be best |
There good quantity meadow f.m, and there
also on young orchard q peaches and apples Of selected fruit
Ins amsnS mouse % @ n s Ssn s 1 pas ,, ~ s sp anu
There farm nrsras vegetable cellar calculated bold
The spring water IS eresisnt, and there plenty ofi.
The sells solely because he cannot give his personal at
dn%. s pe%e. or VIM D. T.sei OF county,
Dec 2s-2awlmo tIn'el]
BEAUTIFUL GIFT BOoKs-psfey'. casine, Library by
Hon o. Goodrieh 70 volumes 10 uniformly bound 500
choice Illustrations Published by - -
ror sale by all the booksellers.
Bosros, Dec -, ls52
Dec 2s-iawaw
poTOMAC HoUsE.-The undersigned begs announce
he
and house which o the reception OF
'''''' '""' : '''"s ALEx,R BAKER,
Dec ss-ls~am Proprietor.
COLTS PlsrOIs-A full ASSORTMENT .ire direct the
m.nu.''o o' sale at n"''f" sTsvsNss s,,ss, Sale,
Jan i-eodssf Browns Hotel.
TransyivAnis Univcruisy.
THE open March, 1859 win
for four months, under The 's faculty, a: heretofore
those who have attended full e,s~hsre M
Boarding from " % - per week. ,r,.,
Dean or abs Medical r.eu,,y.
Lrrr-oros, Kentucky, January, 1883. Jan ii-sa~iat
DAssIos AsLE s~p~vtor Ciosh,ns.-A large ard
eessnt clothing
please. , JAS. c. MeculaE,
Jan i--cods, Actoneer nd comm'..ion Merchant
II EIDsEcK CHAMPAGNE, sSe~-Iandina TIN. day, from
100 S.ses superior eid.e.t Champagne imported by
100 basket. superior Champagne, imported by o.
n u r.
100 s..as. .apstio, vcrreny Champagne u,on br'nd i'm
For sae by GEO. THos PARKER,
- Opposite Browns Hotel.
Tow MALL IN on.r,oss..v,,i., v,rssnl.-Th. large
and comncd'ous building completed rented
on .eeommo.ss term. for lectures. concerts. Tho room IN
tended for these .,yh
hundred Those Of can address
psd) HENRY BENSON Agent
/ CuAHLorrssvrLLp, (Vs.,) Dee. 81, tas2. - 's
n.'.mcre sun Rsn@ona D.e,es Washington Union win
their accounts o this onBcc for collection = ~
Dec as-NAw3w
A Great lhauce psahe Monsy-sroun As To Ao nor
day-by
y with TIC knowledge highly discovery unver-s DE-
wbI Of mail.
Ichp Io S,7s New York This s chance for .u
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hMMfaICAN HOUSE. Hanover Stree, Bosom by
"A Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlsrsd, and elegantly furnished poss~ssns
All the modefn and
bon Of the travelling public.
Dee Idly
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CONGRESS having recently amended the providing for the
heretofore
ed this subject withdrawn following subs
mi in fhairs stsu
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n II. HOOE u CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN
capetins, floor oil coths maitnss rugs, curtain ma@nAs
,h.rtlns banket. and furnishing goods generally
between Ith and eh sfee washington
DC.
Aus0 1T
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Chs~xs of rHs-<.--w.shsnsscn Branch isaifrcsa.
&Ra s5sl3z a a
IN Monday instant, passenger usns win
iesvs At 9 and sk, m, iaS m, and 4 p m ny order,
Dee 9i1 at Assp,.
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!, NCOURAGE your Mechanics and MA"ufae-
shirts members OF Congress, ci
seu and strangers invited TO call at VIM H. FAuLkNERs
Fash pabe and leave their measures HIS
shirts all the style and pattern OF
unqualified commendaon OF gentlemen IN
all pas Oft Ne United States.
Al shirts his establishment good and cheap
Thankful Tor the favofs al
ready respectfully socs continuance OF the same
Also on splendid assortment Of silk and merino under
shirts n drawers
Also gloves cravais socks and every other article suitable for
wardfobe at p,ces fail
WIN H. FAULKNER, sign OF the shirt,
H. os snipty the United Hotel.
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LIVERY DAYBRIS SOMETHING NEW
Il BUCKINonAM's National Periodical Depot, snder ue Ma
tona HoeThe respectfully to his friends,
public that he has opened his new national peri
odca newspaper depot under The National Hotel pennsya
mia and cordially ssicits
their patronage =, "a,
keep hand great variety OF all ths cheap
pcnodica American and foreign reviews
standard and minor drAna together
with the weekly literary daily ne~spapets, sc Nc
Aso letter. and pap envelopes and tsncy ssuopey
of every visiting and
playing cards. offer The most moderate prices
or their works fully prepared
rcnte with promptness all intrusied
will be paid to sending by mail or oterwse
all public any part Of the United states
= g. n BUCKINGHAM,
National Periodical Depot, Under National Hotel.
ian -nao
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,OMANCE cs the R~woDwsion
n Life aDdM Memorials Of Daniel Webster
Knick kcsbockcr Magazine for Jsnuaryi 1888
American Almsnsc fT 1853 '
Liuel's Living Age, No. A5l a. - :,
Ana Al, the cheap and newspapers Tor sale
fN'"N' ''' N''r BUCkTNGHAM'St
National Periodical Depo, under Nanon" 'o'e''
Jan A-.hco ~N. H#3 aHN 5t4@
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TOWN HALL Tn ChariottesvlIIe, Vsrrtnia.Tbis lays,
sna building :. now Completed will rented
ON RECOMMENDING terms or lectures
tended for fo x .,vh
hundred persons Those desrous obn,pg
psid) HENRY BENSON Agent
CmAHuerrssvrLLr, (vs.,) Dee. ~ iss2 - ''s'''
Baltimore Dspstch and Washington tJnon .,t
publ three ser,
their accounts o this offcc for collection. - E
Dec Ts-Nsw3w H.
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A Great Chamc~ rsahe Money-sroun As so Aio p~r
dayby nciaans fsfsn'ss 10
ry highly useful
,nspd which ~l forward return of mail, enclosing
0,7a, New York This h chance
dents chs iavslids wishing make money
lacrstve In part Of the Unsd snes Apply
"fs..'s'g. d.. ss.aswo.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-05-28
ron rnn NATIONAL 1SrrIIlnrSnrn.

GENTLEMEN As much has been said about the rate OF
which the locomotive running at Norwalk, and as
every fact that may tend TO elicit It will be Of benefit
the public send you the following taken from Barrows
Tour on the Continent:
81 did not hear Of any accident having occurred the
railroads Of Belgium. remarkable circumstance how
ever happened nearly two years ago to engine
rage, with baggage wagon after it, belonging to King
Leopold Returning from 0stend where his Majesty had
embarked for England the train had TO pass over one
the fat bridges which draw the sides Of the canal to let
barges pass The at the bridge not being OF
the sudden return and speed Of the train had not closed
the bridge and he consequence was that the engine few
fairly across the canal which believe was nearly thirty
feet wde without further mischief than dragging the bag
gage wagon into the canal and damaging the top Of the
wall on the opposite side Several English gentlemen on
hearing OF the accident from Brussels TO verify the
fact which had not obtained general belief though the
force and velocity Of the engine have been supposed
amply sufficient to overcome its tendency to grayae
passing over SO small space"
II will thus be seen that this engine passed space Of
thirty feet without falling the smallest particle and
probably running at its greatest velocity perhaps fifty to
sixty miles the hour; and this perhaps is the only in
stance ever known where locomotive has taken such
leap successfully.
Yours, respectfully. ALFRED HUNTER
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maudlin fsncies Of aged gandmothsrs the Aippsnt
vagaries Of youthful patrons Of the bandbox and
shippers Of lace and ribands Must we denounce these
men, whom the boar Of many winters has rendered
rable and whom much study and thought have made de-
serving Of being heard and yield an attentive ear
those weak minded for manhood who would have
believe that call up the spirits Of the great
and good from the sleep Of thousand generations, and
that they will come at our call never never unless
would stick ASS appendages to our heads and,
giving up the great reason, would herd with the beasts
of the field and share the husks with the swine True
it is that the ideas Of these philosophers are new and
strange to u.s. but every thing is and strange until
have made ourselves familiar with it, need not re-
fer to the past to prove this and remember that what
present viii one day be past No we must not re-
ec any thing because it is novel Onward is now the
talisman which is to work for miracles greater even
than those worked by the wonderful lamp Of Aladdin
The waters of human progress never again stagnae
We have hardly rid ourselves (ndeei we have not) of
the noxious damps and deadly exhaations which their
long stagnaton through the dark ages produced and il
is not to be expected that will again suffer the dark
weeds OF superstition to grow up, and the loathsome
slime to cover the face of the waters which we can ever
keep rid thereof by agtating them always with the d.
vine breath of the god-lik0 reason
But must stop crave your pardon, gentlemen, for
this long communication 1t is much greater in length
than anticipated it would be when took my pen to
write 1T down If you think the communication unwor-
thy to appear in your columns you may feel assured that
would take IT as favor for you to suppress its publ
cation. If, however, you may imagine it to be of any
advantage to any one By giving it place in your jour
nal you will confer favor upon who honestly de-
siras his coantrymeu freeo every trarnrno
which would bind them down to the wheels of folly and
obeying spirit but the Eternal Father of ALL
and those whom he has authorized to command US.
Respectfully, yours, d. r. HUNDLEY.