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DAGUERREOTYPES

- Washington Square, over Apothecrrios'
l. Hall, J. HENRY TILLEi, having &c
sumed the Daguerreotype business, iavi,es the at
Likenesses, outdoor views, Stereosropes, Gay
ons, etc. etc. Being provided with all the lat
est improved apparatus, he will be enabled TO
produce the most satisfactory results Tor al. who
may favor him with IA trial, ON the most reason
able terms, at his Rooms as above. Entrance in
Meeting 81.
mi cow
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J. N TiLIEY'S NEW

J. HENRY TiLIEY'S NEW
nAGUERREOTYPE Rooms are now oTsn.
- Every style of picture, Stercoscope, Gray
on and view, can be produced, with the aids ti
the fines, SKY light in the city
Rooms oyer Apothecaries' Hall, entrance n
Meeting street. (a2Zeow
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TARRANT,S INDELIBLE INK

n superior article, warranted by the proprie-
tor, aud acknowledged by all who have tested il
to be the best article of the kind now in use.
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TO LET.

OFFICES TO LET.
On Washington So over Apothecaties Ha'l,
" tt rec Offices, (now occupied by Us. In.
gincers) These rooms arc easy Of access, vel
lighted, ave lofty, and well finished. They viii
he rented sIngiy or together. Apply To
HAZARD n CASWEIl,
~ Washington Square or 1871 Thames st.
n6
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-07-13

i Ill THAMES STREET,
are now prepared to supply their friends aud the
public generally, with French Confectionery,
Foreign and Domestic Fruits, Vegetables, Eng
lish Pickles, Sauces, Catsups, Flavoring Ex-
tracts, Sardine., Olives, Capers, Preserved
Tom toes, and Mushrooms, Canton GINGER,
and Chow Chow, Wax and Sperm Candies,
Maccaroni, Vermacelli, Pearl BARLEY, Sage. Ia
and a large assortment OF DELEGATES OF
ALL KINDS.
Good sents to all parts Of the city free OF ex-
ira charge.
An articles warranted as recommended.
,2I YOUNG & SMITH.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Y The Farm and Residence Of the late Iethrp
+. Mitchell, situated in Middletown, on the
Stage Road from the City of Newport to hris,ol
Ferry and Stone Bridge. about 1 mills from,
aud within rs or 80 minutes ride Of the former
place. Said Farm comprises about ~ acres Of
excellent land uader a good cultivation, walled
OF into lots OF appropriate Dimensions for farm
ing purposes, with a good House and other
buildings, a good well aud an unfa linz spring OF
water theron. For eligibility Of location II is
scarcely surpassed by any ott er on Rhode
Island, with a beautiful prospect, embracing IA
fair view OF Narragansett Bay, Newport with
is picturesque harhor. and 80 on to the Ocean,
as far AS the eve can reach. For iurtlcr infor-
nation, apply to BORDEN LAYTON, Of
Portsmouth, or to the subscriber, in Pawtncket,
il DANIEL MITCHELL.
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TO LET.

house pleasantly situated on Farewell street,
"A containing " ROOMS, will I've bet ior Que or
more years; the location is n very desirable one.
ENQUIRE Of =. u.
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OpTICS--We are inhrr,tors of the infrmi-
" ties Of age, aud the wye is not exempt from
tia, gradual h ;ay which AZ ,cks it's sister scn-
scs, and rs we advance ~ " the humors OF
the eve become diminished in quantity, and con-
seaueEtly its convexity is lcssened, thus tending
to throw he immage beyond The seat al vision.
This prodr = that detect called "long sighted
ness" under which the &c ,der holds his book at
an unusual dis incc from his eyes ~ consequence
Of which The focal lis II C is diminished, aud
the rays forming the mage are concentrated
within the scat Of vision, and thus Tor a time the
person NAV continue To read With ,olerable dis
tinctness though often with much pain To the
ewes. But MS this defect continues to increase
az the eye advances, the person finally becomes
unable to see without some ex'ernal means Of
assisting the eye to reirnct the focus within the
seat Of vision, and this is done by means Of the
convex glasses, which can he found in every va
riety Of bows, and Of any magnii,inI power, ut
the Spectacle Depot, No. II estmlnster-st. ,
Providence. GOODuUE & son,
y,s Opticians and Jewellers.
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NDrT\ AGE 70 LEr.-l furnish Il Cottage
" ~ William street, To- vet lor the season u
1, pleasantly locatel, within h'e minutes walk
Of either the larg" hotels apply at this office.
mis-
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THE ,ubscriber's house. 25t Thames street;
l. il contains II rooms, ranges, &c. The bach
ward is paved irom the street, and fitted for car
riages there is adjoining m acre OF land, with
An orchard, snlnmcr and winter apple trees. plums,
pearA, strawberries, plating grnundj here are
al-o two wells aud a spring on The premises.
For further information enquire on the premises.
Il, will he let furnished or unfinished.
"a
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IyI1Y TAX.-ASSESSOR'S NOTICE.
WHFREks, The City Cou ell OF the City
II Newport, will, on the 10Th Of June, order a
Jay u he assessed Of no, less than thirt,-five
tnou- sand do RS, ne. more than thiity.soven
thousand do 9. The assessors ot taxes here
hy give notice that they will I've AT the City
Clerks Office from Tuesday, the 18Th day of
Jyl, ill .Saturda, the 29th of July, inclusive,
{Smlday excepted) from 9 O'Clock, Il. IN. until
IL ~, a, d from 2 O'Clock until 6 p. IN Tor the
purpose Of assessing said Tax according to law.
section ID and Sd Of said law requires The as
1,spors TO give notice in a neT spaprr printed
Ia the town, three successive weeks, before as
ssss,ng any tax, and that tney shall assess and
a,>"riion the sum on the inhabitants Of such
tov n. and the rateable estates within the same,
curing such Of the inhabitants To bring in unto
lLcm in writing, and under his hand an exact
ut nj heir Iaicablc estate with a particular
description Of such parcel thereof, and the val
~ OF such parcel by such time rs sh all be pre-
scribcd, and to make oath to The same before ANY
one III said assessors. Whosoever ,hall refuse
cr aeglect to render and give in account Of his
iat.able estate as required by Law, II he be over
taxed, shall have no remedy for the same.
I. CkOOKER,
JAMES HOkSWEL Assessors
JAMES 4. GREEN, Of
WIN, NESSEE, Taxes.
GEORGE W. TAYLOR,
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FANCY, TRIMMING, WORSTED AND
MILLINERY STORE.

WIIIBINFNL SIVNT'
MRS. NJ. FINKE h5rANDT, formerly Nj.
M Wiskcmann, has the pleasure OF i%nlorm'ne
the visitors and ladies 81, Newport that she has
r%eopened her Fancy, trimming. WorsteL and
Millinery Store, opposite The Atlantic House,
where may he found a select aud beautiful assort-
ment Of Fancy Goods and u'm,aings Of the lat
est patterns. 1t IS The intention of Mrs. +. to
sell articles IN her store At the very lowest price,
and she Is coniden, Of satisfying all who may
favor her with n call, that every article offered
is of good quality ana at as low prices as may
be obtained elsewhere.
Opposite Atlantic House, Newport.
(mls Il
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THIS remedy has won for Itself such notoricty,
from its cures Of every variety of pulmonary disease
that it is entirely unnecessary to recount the evil
dences of its virtues in any community where IT,
has been employed. So wide is the field OF its use
fulncss, and so numerous the cases oil ITS cures,
thai almost every section of tho country abounds
in persons publicly known, who have been restored
from alarming and even desperate diseases OF the
lungs by its use. When once tried its superiority
over every other medicine of its kind is too appa-
ent to escape observation, and where It's virtues are
known, the public no longer hesitate what antidote
to employ for the distressing and dangerous atfec-
tons of the pulmonary organs which are incident
to our climate. And not only in formidable at
tacks upon the lungs, but Tor the milder vafietlcs
of Coins. CouGHs, HoARsENRss, &c. and for
CHILDREN it is the pleasantest and safest medicine
that can be obtained.
As it has long been in constant use throughout
this section, we need not do more than assure the
people its quality is kept up to the best that it ever
has been, and that the genuine article is sold by
HAZAED s CASwEIl., aud R.J.TAiLOR
NENI Ol;T.
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ROBINSON & HASSARD,
DRUGGISTS ~ APOTHECARIES,

No. 1875 Bro Nd STREET,
Opposite city Hotel) PRoyiDENcE, RI.
Wholesale aud Retail Dos,erg in
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Window Glass,
Corks OF all kinds, Dye stalls, aud Drug
gists' Glass Ware.
Canphipe, Spirits Of Turpen,ine, and Burning
Fluid, of the hest quality, always on hand
and Tor sale to dealers, at lowest rates.
s3-lyis 223 Thames
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
\XTE have been appointed Commissioners on
w I'll estate nf FRANCIS HENDERSON,
re, resented insolvent, aud ak mouths eng al
lowed tn complete the business of SAID Commis-
sion, we will meet at the Once of Daniel Z.
Denhan, on the first Mondays in July, August,
September and October, 1t 3 O'Clock, T.. Nj, on
each day, for that purpose. The creditors OF
said Henderson,, IN the mean time, can present
their respective claims TO either of us.
JAMES HORSWELL,
ROBERT =. LEE,
DANIEL &. DENiIAM.
a26 commissioners
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THE OKTH0PEOIC INSTITUTION,

For the cure of
Driormities aud jbin, diseases, 45!, 459 and
46l, Pacific ST., South Brooklyn, coribines all
advantages Of Il Hospital. with the comforts
and cheerfulness Of a private home. The insii-
tu:ion il l,cated in a fashionable and healthy
part of the city. An extensive Gymnasium for
exercises is attached 20 il. Warm and cold sea
baths within 10 minutes drive &c. Applications
To be made to the resident physician, LOUIS
BAUER, NJ. H., at the Office OF the Inst,tmion
before 10 o'clock. ". M, or by letter. directed to
box IA Brookiyn Post Office, New York.
Alan
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ENBROIDERIES.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lot Of Mnntillas Just received
wi at 10 LANGLEY a. NORMdN'S.
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vI,O Lst-A number ~ lodging rooms. without
! board, for the season, apply AZ ~ spring ~.
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XTANTGD-A smart, active Boy, to attend
w office. Apply to Ci1AS. WILLIAMS,
III City Coal Yard.
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TO LII

THE House No. 90 Wishington street, con
i tanning a large mml,cr Of rooms, and very
conveniently arranged, Will be let ready Furnish
ed the location Is n delightful one, especially IN
the summer, having n fine view ot the harbor
and ocean GA the premises is a bara aud car
rage house; adjoining Is a wharf, which will he
let with the premises Apply to Mrs. Brigg.,on
the PREMISES. f2s
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LATED STATES HOTEL,

A. Il. COPELAND,
Ihame, Street, NEwrCRr, II. l.
mayl4 If
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'CIIE contents II the July No. Of Harper are
1.-The Catskills, the Holy Week at Rome,
Napoleon B"n,parte, Studies for a Picture OF
Venice, the Happy Failure stor, Of the hud-
son River; A Night among the Clouds, Storm
and rest, the Newconw', the Last Moment OF
beethoven, the Golden Ring. the Cmkered
Rose Of Tivoli, Wolf Nurses in India, what is a
Congreve Rocket, Woman's Wrongs leaf
from English Law, Doctor Pablo, picture OF a
Greek Gil, the Du aud Property, Monthly
Record of Current Events, Edit IS Easy Char,
Drawer and Table, Fourth of July upon the
Hudson, Fashions for July, &c; for Sale by
i,3O T.. Il. HAMMETT, Jr.
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HIGH STREET u

NEWPORT, X. l.
TUIs II O US r will he open for the
reception of Boarders. Families desiring AN
airy, pleasant and quiet location with comfortable
and convenient rooms, can be ccommo'iated for
the season on reasonable terms. Every attention
will he given 10 the wants aud comfort OF botrders.
10 4. SIIELDON, Preparation.
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BERMUDA Artowtooi we have Just reed
ID u bagrel of fresh A%trUwtout, bought To ar
rive in New York, which We c'n ~arragt 90
perfectly fresh and purc 10, ale by ..
nAZAkD X tASwELL,
~ Washington : quars, lS7 h'nie'-st and 'oA
iy7 II Singsi.
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FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
THE house IN Bull Street, recently occupied
L nv the subscriber, (6tted throughout for
pas) is now offered Tor sale or to rent; for par
t,cul,rr enonire of (al5) j. BULL.
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NOTICE.

VNlE subscriber Informs the public that he has
l. taken the Kay street House aud put II in COM
plete orde- he is now prepared to enterta In guests,
and no pains will lie spared to give entire satisfaction.
Is JOSEPH BATEMAN.
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OOOO BUSH, North River Oats,
yOOO 1000 Corn, just reed and for sale
Nv i'll. q. w. PERRY,
l2S Market Square.
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q SALE.
A handsome fashionable 2 horse carriage, made
"A expressly to order; enquire at No. II Broad
street. JOHN ii. IRISH.
j20
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OF THE TIMES, Newport, RI. THURSDAY MORNING JULY Is, 1854.

ERUirS-Banams, Pine Apples, Ornngas,
Il Lemons, Apples, Fiss, Prunes and Dates;
reed fresh, by YOUNG & SMITH,
bll Ill Thames ST.
RLACK Lace Wells, OF diaereGt kinds and all
,yII CIAs. W. TURNER.
GENTS Sik mdcryests; lec'iby
VI CHAS. w. TURNER,
JylI 81 Il 80 rhamps-st.
GENTS Hosiery, Of every description Il; for
u sale by CIiAS. W. TURNER.
MALTESE Collars. with Laces 10 match tor
WI sale by CIIAS. W TURNER,
Jyu 81 & SO Thames st
PiRAsoLs-A new 10, rec! by
J. CIIAS. w. TURNER,
Jyll 81 & 81 rhame-st.
M )SAIC Far Rings aud Breasfpins, Of new
N1 and beautiful designs, opening this day, 10y
GOODIiUE L. SON,
Opticians and Jewellers at the Spectacle Depot,
No. II Westminster ST. Providence. Jyn
DEARL Port Mom,ics Of all sizes, do. do.
l. with Card Case connected, a new aud veiy
convenient article can be- found At
GOODHUE & sons,
Opticians and Jewellers, 1T the Spectacle Depot,
No. II Westminster street, Providence. Jyn
nOUBLE and Single Eye Glasses, in gold,
~ Silver, Steel and Horn with glasses adapted
10 livery sight, constantly on hani and Tor sale by
GOODIIUE & son,
Opticians and Jewellers ,at the Spectacle Depot,
II Westminster street, Providence. Jyll
GOLD Necklaces, great variety Of sty Les ;also
VI Gold Beads of all sizrs, can be I und AT
GOODilUE & SONS
Sp' c,aclc Depot, No. II Westminster street,
Providence. IA
nAGUERREOTYPES Of Children,
DDaguerreot, pes Of any person,
Das,erseoiypes 81 Houses,
DaguerreoI, pes oi Boats,
Daguerreoiypes Of Dogs,
D,guerreotyres from laguerre5typer,
Daguerreot,pes f ION Crayon Drawings.
Daguerreo.ypes from Paintings,
Daguerreotypes Of almost anything, can be
taken ut the new Dagucrreotype rooms, y
Washington square over Apothecaries' Hail.
and may he put up in a variety Of styles NJ mod
crate prices. JOHN HENRY TlLLEf.
JylO
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FOX SALE.
1NIE Ovcring estate. situated in the south
part Of Thames street. Al-p n lot 10
Pore street. Apply to ALFRED SMITH.
rs
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EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTIONS.
At the Celebrated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-02

TRor.-The total number OF cases reported IN Troy
during 4 hours eziinS Monday noon. 5s' was % IN
Gliding II deaths
Lirr1r F,ILs-Three person. died at Little Falls on
the 2sth Of disease resembling cholera.
THIN, Ohio-7he Sapdpsky D.rccra says >" We
visited iiD on the e2d and learned that aooai thirty
eight deaths by cholera had taken place since the break
ng on; at tn disease, about teh dsys previous. The
endemic nede it, appearance a party OF newly
arIiy ei rnDLe ants, and. with one ar two exceptions
had been confined 20 them.
The OHIO >f7tssnGz adds: " The news from Iiifn Is
bad Only thousand or at most twelve hundred
inhabitants left out Of population OF five thousand
and every place of business i closed except solitary
drug store. The dead hurried off in hot haste TO
Their FINAL resting place This is truly rsh;fu state
cf things
-Ninety-fve cases of cholora reported 70
the Board of Health on the 10Th having occurred since
"wednesday last at noon OF these 81 terminated fatal
w. State Register 3ls ut
GRrsSBr,H.-The cholera has broken out in Grecnbush
with terrible malgnity TN Friday they had l. deaths
population 500. This is equal TO one per cent Some
died in Ge,nbush la hour. Great excitement exists
in the village and regret TO learn that many friends oil
sick persons have ssay and eil them to die seven
died in one house, and buried by Coroner Flyer
their friends having deserted them By some the cause
OF the cholera in Greenbush is attributed 10 the bad water
the village is furnished with. Troy Times, Jlst ut
CHIcAGo-Twenty three persons were buried a, Chicago
on the 2sth ut., of whom II died Of cholera.
RocHEs1ER.-Since our last publication, period OF
Union. 3lst ul-
TorfDo-Ony from three to four deaths per day
ported.
MoNrEzrv,.-The AaJurH AGrertiSer says the cholera
has appeared at Montczuma among the aborer ON the
canal enlargement Ten or twelve deaths had occurred
ToRoSTo.-We learn by gentleman from Toronto that
there were forty-one 81 olera intermcnts on Friday
RrxARKABLE FkTALITT.-On Tuesday last, says The
GoeHa er,oaoa, stage driver in the employ OF NJ ..
~ al AZ. If CHI an he
another driver ded of the disease at the station -
miles of this city died at the City Hotel, and one
ut the Brady House in this city The wife OF the station
KEEPER Mrs Charles Lamar child and two servant
girls also died of the disease about the same time
When the eastern stage arrived here on Tuesday after
noon the passengers reported that the five persons
living at the stationhouse unbured Mr. Lamar, we re-
gret learn at the time absent in Chicago anu he
returns only 10 FIND his whole family destroyed.
III rest to the dver hear that they had for some
days been affected with the premonory symptoms OF the
disease One of the two who died AZ the Brady House
INDUCED in hearty dinner the day of his DEATH the
principle item in which was green corn.
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TIE CHOLERA Ar CHICAGO.

Correspondence The n Y. Tribune
Chicago, Saturday, July -, l-j4.
] notice THE TRIBUyE's doubling comments upon
the letter of Chicago correspondent who attempts to
correct the misrcpr sensations that have gone abroad
respecting the health of this city, and am assured you
thereby 40 injustice TO u.s.
The tclcgrarhic reports you have published 'nd the
verbal reports circulated by some badly frightened i
gityes are all without foundation. Instead OF from
100 TO 800 cases per day the highest number of deaths
from cholera here in one day was %. In l-lS. with
% eco pnUuaton the highest number of deaths IN
day Was %. our population now exceeds 10000.
We have suffered more from panic than cholera.
These two diseases broke out simultaneously during
Succession of extremely hot weather and the latter
attacked two or three Of prominent citizens con
sternaon seized the survivors. IL tie uneXpect
ness of the appearance OF the disease more than It's
Niuence that created Alarm
believe the disease i more general throughout the
North this than ever before ana that we have
not suffered 20 bad-tXcept in reputetl0n-as many VI
our neigLbors. The fatality at Buffalo and Niagara
Falls is well known For twelve days of the present
month the deaths at Detroit, for population OF i1OJO
were 3li On the same days. the deaths in this city
were 33i for population of7U000. Please do some
thing 10 countcract the effect OF these false and nurl
ous rrports &. Il. &.
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dNTI-NEBRASKA CONVENTION


JJbfHif
Old Queens is fairly wide awake aud aroused against
the Nebraska niquity, and Will show herself IN her
strength in Convention to be held at the Court House
On 9th of August Seldom has this county presented such
front az cxempied in the list of names appended to
the call which embraces men Of all parties, and some OF
the most respectable in the county. II looks very
much 10 Us M though the anti Nebraska feeling in this
county is already sufficiently formidable 10 oyershadow
Ill oiher political cques in the county, not excepting the
simon Craft party which have given the strength
Of the beet years of life and which we shall not abin-
con until become dssOute ana lost TO shame as To
look utter Office fer ourself We, however, honor the
principle which prompts citizens TO resist the Nebras-
m Outrage They northern frecmen who WILL not sell
ieir bItight for of southern pvttaSc-that II,
the offices OF the Federal Administration.
II il fidelity to principle, and no low scheinnc for Once,
that inspires this call for Convention. We Therefore
give il a prominent place in our columns.
Our faithful Representatives Mr.. Maurice, We doubt not
will be honoGaby mbered IN It's deibeIarons lie
has not followed in the wake of an mbece Admnistra-
ton and surrendered his constituents bag and baggage
to southern dominAncy. We for like his nsnness
I'll men VINO admire and appreciate snch qualities
Tie heart of county Is sound against the encroach-
ments of the slave power. Hundreds who, before the
Nebraska affair passive opponents al Saver! ~ the
abstract have been suddenly transformed by It INTO &C.
live enemies of Slavery III its details. The South has
sown the wind to reap the whrlwind.
We are Glad that the united voice oi Queens County
about ring in the of those of the oice--ceklng
politicians who have been squeakiug principle bu never
acting it, these dozen YEAR