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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-09-02
I From the WasAiaa,o;,n aar.

Among the many preparations now In use k<
tue restoring, preserving and beautifying the hair
there none that we can recommend with more
confidence than Prot. Woods Hair Restorative
now in general use Throughout the States. This
preparation possesses the mot insisorstiug quail
tiles, and never fails in producing the most hap
py results when applied according TO directions.
We refer our readers to the adyefti.ement fnr .
few Of the innunerable certificates which have
been sent by parties who have been benefited ty
it, and who feel happy n giving Testimony &c rs
wonderful effects iTr5rfuced them.
o. j. WOOD Co. Proprietms, sl2 broadway. /.
New York. and IA Market St, 81. Louis, No.
For sale here by all Druggists. aug 6, 81
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-09-02
Watertowu, Mass, May /. 1856.

PROF. o. j. WOOD Allow me to attest t.s
virtues and magic power Of your Hair Restora
tive. Three months since, being exceedingly gray
l purchased and soon commenced to use two bot
tes, and it soon began to tell, in restoring the
silver locks to their native color, snd tho hair
which was before dry and harsh. and falling OF,
now became soft and glossy, and it ceased fall
ling the dant.ruf disappeared, and the scalp
lost all the disagresable itching, so annoying be
FORE and now / not only Look but feel young
sgain. Respectfully, yours. etc.
CIIAS. WHITNEY. =,
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SONS or TEMPRANeE.

geSse Highland Division, No. 81, Sons of Tenn
etNV peTancemeet at their Hall every SATUR-
"DAY evening. in the upper story of R.
Davis building.
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State Of Illinois, Carlisle. Juno ri, 1855. 30
I have used Professor o. j. WOODS Hair Res-
,orativc, and have admired its Wonderful Gffeat.
My hair was becoming, as thought, premature
ly gray, but by the uso Of the Restorative" 10
doubt, pefnansntly so.
SIDNEY BREESE,
Ex-S<fiatJ;r United Ststes
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New York. Oct. .. 1855.

New York, Oct. 2, 1856.
PROF. o. j. WOOD-Desr Sir After read
ing the advertisement II che Of the New York
journals. of your celebrated Rair Restorative, /
procured half pint bottle, and was So much
pleased with it that / continued its use for two
months, and satisfied that IT is decidedly tbs
best preparstiun before the public. It at cnoo
removed ali the tlandruff and unpleasant ;tch:ng
from tue scalp, and has restored my hair natural
IL, and l have doubt, permanently 80.
You have permission to refer ~ me, all who
entertain any doubt Of its not performing all .has
is claimed for it. f- .
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MISS FEEKs. &c, Greenwioa. Az

/ have used Professor O. J. Woods Hair Res
torative and have admired its wonderful effects.
1t restored my hair where it had fallen "a /, is
cleans tho head, and renders the hair soft and
smooth-much more SO than oil. - 4. s Z
MARY A. ATKINSON. 81
Louisville, Nov. l, 1855. ~
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ALL HALT!
Something for the Bl1ili0u .:H
PROF. GODS
E,AIR GgsIGgAIaVs,

I'VE CALL TIE ATTENTION OF All,
w old and young. to this wonderful psrrs
ration, which turns back tn its original color gisy
hair-coyers the head Of the bald with lux NY
ant growth-re1novcs the dandiuff, itching, aud
ali csstancOus eruptions-oauses continual fvw
OF the natural fluids and hence, if rsed IS arcg
uar dressing for the hair, will preserve iss color.
and keep it from falling to eAtreuie old age. IN
all its natural beauty. We call, then, upon the
bald, the gray diseased in scalp, to il; and
surely the young will not, as they value the .;ow
ing locks or witching curl. ever be without it.
Its praise is 1pon the tongue of thousands.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-09-02

ESANPHLET LAWS.-TtlE PAMPHLET
& Laws OF the last session of the Legislature of
TennsvIysnia have been received at this office.
and are ready for distribution to those entitled to
thcul. JOSEPH M'DONAip,
rrothonotary's Office.
Ebsnst~rg Aug. &, 'o7.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-16
AN OLD "DELUGER.'

We call the attention of our readers in
general and of the afiited in particular, to
the advertisement of Bragg & Burrowes,
in another column. The arctic Liniment,
prepared by DIR. BRAGG, is recommended
as the best article of the kind in the world,
and we believe is destined to supersede all
similar preparations. 1t has but recently
been introduced to the public, but has long
been successfully used in private practice,
and was throughly tested and approved by
the late Dr. Kane, on the Grinnell Arctic
Expedition. DR.. BRAGG has for years
enjoyed we'll earned and widely extended
reputation for his medical preparations,
which is sufficient guaranty of the
value of the article now advertised.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-16

pWe have often been surprised, on visiting
the warehouses Of the larger dealers in drugs, In
our principal Cries, TO see tho immense quantities
of those very popular medicines, DR.. MoLane's
celebrated Vermifuge and Liver Pills, piled up on
their floors, their very beautiful labels and The
clean, neat boxes, make highly imposing appear
ance. We think Fleming Bros. of Pittsburgh,
these justly celebrated medicines, deserve much
credit for the neatness with which they place them
before the publici in our mind it is guarantee Of
the purify and care with which they are prepared
We are told that bungling and trashy imit a ion
has lately made its appea rance; aud purchasers
had better look to it. See that each wrapper is
signed Fleming Bros.
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Take Notice |!

BY virtue of seven ffa issued from the Circuit
Court of Mon'g merry County Tenn, | will OK
pose to public SALE TO the highest bidder, for cash
at the dwelling house Of 10 NJ. Dye, on Monday
the 7h of Dec 'm5er 1857, the follow eg property
Ia wit; l6ely Negroes, woman age about
% years; Boy', age about 10 yea 81 about
$, and about 3 years cldi a'so Barouche and
Harness; l Buggy and Harness, and quantity Of
Household Furniture, levitd upon as the property
Of 10. NJ Dive to satisfy sundry executions; one
in favor oil w. D Boyer. one in favor of F. A.
Hannum; one in favor Of the Commercial Bank
Of Ky. and in favo. of the Bank of Team,
against the said Dys. Sale within lawful hours
THOS. RAMEY. Sh,rf
October 9, lSH7-3w pr. fee So 40
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BOYS CLOTHING

is very complete and all fresh, Over coats of all
the new styles and qualities, Dress and FIock
Coats, business Goats SC, Pants. Vests, braves
&c. We are determined TO sell Goods as low rs
they be bought in the West. Our expenses
are small in comparison 10 the majority OF hous, s
in getty. We are not at the expence Of clerk
hire Ne where other houses are at the expose of
one dollar, ours is rot cent consequently we
can afford 10 sell low for cash 10 puncual men
on the usual time. Country merchants would do
well to call anc examine our stock before pa rchas
ing elsew here. TRY US and see for yourselves,
we always ready to show goods to every body.
You will find US at Mr. a. d. Harrisons stand NO.
IL Franklin street, GAINESVILLE Tennessee.
Yours Respectfully
POLLOCK 81 WAGGENER
October O. IS57--tC
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LEGISLATURE OF TENNESSEE
SENATE.

MONDAY Oct. IL.
Mr.. Davis obtained leave of absence un-
til Saturday.
Mr.. Jones resolution allowing each
Senator two daily papers. Lies over.
Mr.. McDougal, bill giving further
time to perfect land titles. Passed LIST
reading and referred.
Mr.. Bullen bill to regulate tipping
and tipping houses. Passed first reading.
Mr.. Burch (Mr. Bullcn in the Chair a
bill to establish certain civil Districts in
Hamilton county and for other purposes
Passed LIST reading.
Mr. Walker. For the relief Of the
Memphis and Ohio Railroad Company
Passed first reading and referred.
Mr. Hill. To increase the pay of ju-
rors in this State, allowing 81 90 per diem
Passed 1st reading.
Several Senate bills on second reading
were passed
Mr.. Heiskell, resolution instructing
the committee on Tipling to report bill
to prevent the preparation and sale of ad-
liberated liquors.
The Senator from the counties of Mad
ison, Haywood Lauderdale and Upton
appeared, was qualified and took his seat
and was added, on motion by Mr., Walker
to the committee on Internal Improve.
ments
Mr., Heiskell, a resolution to raise 0
committee on Public Printing.
Adjourned till 10 o'clock tomorrow.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-16
SUSPENSION OF THE BANK OF
TENNESSEE.

YESTERDAY morning there came whiS-
zing over the wires, the astounding news
that the Bank of Tennessee had suspended.
The report proved too, true, and in an hour
was known to nearly every one in town,
and produced much excitement. Many
who held the notes of the Bank, seemed
to think they were ''gone," and for awhile
made quite a stir, but on learning, as they
soon did, that the other Banks here, were
all receiving her notes as usual, and on
being assured that they would in al proba-
bility continue to be current, they seemed
satisfied, and in two hours things wore
quite quiet appearance. The Bank of
Tennessee has been sustaining consider
able "run" for gold for some days, but
there was no excitement about it until
Wednesday, when depositors and note
holders at Nashville became alarmed, and
commenced "run" on her that was kept
up till the Bank closed Next morning
the determination of the Bank to suspend
specie payment, was announced at Nash
vile, and, by means of the telegraph, was
known in few hours all over the nation.
We do hope the people will not get up
any unnecessary excitement about this
suspension. For all the purposes of 90
of every 100 persons in the community,
the notes are as valuable now as ever,
and the notes of other Banks are not rem
dered one cent less valuable by this sus-
pension.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-16

TEXAS AND SLAvERY.-The New Or
leans Crescent sounds the alarm in relation
to the danger which threatens slavery in
Texas from the German settlers, who, it
states, are already numerous enough, in
connection with Mexican and other foreign
voters, to control the political character of
the State, 1t says that whenever they see
6t TO make the issue and come out openly
against slavery, they will be joined by ma
ny natives who are opposed to it, and that
it is not at all unlikely that within five
years free State may thus be established
in Texas
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-16

the daily papers Of the city at the expense
Of the State; motion to suspend the
rule was lost without division.
BIS Introduced
Mr.. Brazelton, to repeal all laws grant
ing privileges to Brokers.
Mr.. Caldwell, to prevent fraudulent vo-
ting.
Mr.. Kendrick, to allow compensation to
the Justices of the peace for attending the
quarterly courts.
Mr.. Stanton, to amend the laws rela.
ting to keeping race tracks.
Mr.. Hamilton, to regulate tipping and
tipping houses, and to increase the reye-
nue. Of the State.
Mr.. Copeland, to repeal the Act Of 10th
February, 1856, and to provide q more
efficient system Of Common Schools.
Mr., Nancy, to amend an Act to exempt
certain property from execution or attach
ment.
Miscellaneous.
Mr.. Dunlap, a motion to protect the
health of members by having fires made
at an early hour in the Hall, &c.
Mr.. Newman motion declaring the
heating apparatus nuisance, and refus
ing the use of it.
Mr.. Vaughan, presented the report o
Messrs. Meigs & Cooper, of digest of tn,
laws made by them, which was received
and on motion referred to joint selec
committee, and ordered that 500 copies b
printed for the use of the House.
Mr.. Speaker Donelson, presented tn,
report of the Planters Bank-referred t,
the committee on Banks, and $50 copie
ordered to be printed.
Two Senate bills passed second reading
On motion TO adjourn till tomorrow
morning, the ayes and noes were called
and the motion prevailed 81 to 33.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-16
Good Medicines.

Asthm,, Group, lnAuenz' Bronchitis, &C., very
much reduced the proportion of deaths from con
sumptive diseases ln'ths country. The Pills are
good as the Peclora and will cure more com
plants.
Everybody needs more or less purging. Purge
the blood iro'n ne impurities. Purge the bow els
Liver, aud the whole visoeral system from its
struclons. PGrgA out tn DISEASES which fastt n
on The body. 10 work iis de 'ay. Rut for diseases
we should die only OF old age Take sutdjtes
early and thrust II from the syslem, before II is
yet too strong to " eld.
Ayers Pills do thrust out disease, not only
viii II Il weak but wren II has taken strong
holi. Read the astounding statements of thoss
who have been curec by trem from dreadful
Scroflla Drop'y, Ulcers, Skin Dis asses Rheu-
mati'm NeuTagii. Dyspspsi0, Internal Pains Bill
lou' complaints, Heartbn n, lleaduch. Gvut, aud
many less dangerous but still ihrea teuing ALL
ments. such as piniples on the face, Worms, Ner-
vous lrraiabillty Loss OF appetite, Irregularities
Dizziness In the head. Co de, Fevers. Dysentery
an nleed every variety of complaints for which
a Purgaiive Remedy is required
These are no random statements, but are authan
tic aied by your own neighbOrs aud your own
Phvsiciins.E
Try them once, and you will never be without
them.
Price 25cls per Box-5 Roxes for 81.
Pr-Pared by DR.. J. C. AVER Prseiical Chem.
~, Lowell, Mass - aud sold ny all Druggists and
Deders In medicine through this section
Tenn. ''''
Retail by Thomas & Bro, Clarksville, and d
7. Porter, New Providence, and alE9irugeists and
dealers 10 medicine throughout the Sonth,
Aug, II, '57-im
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-16

gss" When such man as Andrew
Ewing is set aside for such man as Andy
Johnson, the conclusion is irresistible,
that the worst specimens of locofocoism
are playing into each others hands, and
that a mere approach to deccncy and honor
is an absolute disqualification. The vicious
will never foster even the semblanee Of
virtue.
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[For The Chronicle
PRO. BONO PUBLICO.

The members Of :Deluge Fire Com
pany No. 1" are respectfully requested to
meet at their Hall on Saturday night next
for the purpose of recognizing their COM
pany and to elect officers for the next
term. All those wishing to join will please
come forward and enroll their names
Let all that can possibly turn out come
forward
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-16
Dissolution of Partnership.

THE firm of Bartee, Wynns & Mockbee, for.
merly partners in the manufacture of Pig MelaI,
at Eclipse turnace, Stewart County Tennt ss.e,
was on the In of September 1857 dissolved
The undersigned having sold out his interest in
said concern, ard having 10 further connection
whatever with the same.
JOHN T. MOCKBEE.
October 9, IS57-3w.
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Forest Nursery, EIkton Nv.

THE undersigned wish 10 ca u the espec a al.
tention of all interested on III. subject, of Fruits
and Ornamental Trees. to their splendid ass ort-
ment of Apples, Peaches, Pears, Plums &c q,
which viii be ready for transplanting n Novcm-
her. We have Strawberry plants of thp finest
varieties, including several extra and new sorts,
which are now ready for irsnsplunting For
further particulars zee descriptive catalogues,
which will be sen, to all applicants enclosing a
postage stamp. Trees securely packed to go any
required distance.
Us. DowNER & SON.
Oct. 9, lS57-3w
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-16

SPECIE COMING FROM EURoPE-A let
ter received here this morning, says the
Albany journal, from reliable mercantile
house in New York, states that SO, 000, 900
in gold is known TO be on its way from
Liverpool to New York The occurrence
of this rare event at once attests the
severity of the pressure, and promises to
aid in its relief.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-16

R9- Peterson's Magazine, for November
came too late for notice last week, 1t is
I beautifully illustrated number and con-
tOips the concluding chapters of "Look
Out" a story of deep interest, which We
hope will soon appOaTin book FORM
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-16
Trust Sale of Valuable Property.

Tn pursuance Of the power in me vested. by a
i decd Of tust executed on the l lih Of Jnly, by
II. II. IIo'li.t-r g., Bro. for ihs benefit OF the
cre dtors &c will offer for sale, to the highest
bidder, at byron Forge Stewart County, Tenn,
on Friday and Saturday 9th and 18th Of October
next The following property TO viii;
90 Young and Valuable Null s, l yoke of Oxen,
lot Of Merchandise. (lhe balances that is on handy
one Iron Safe, Letter Copying Press, Carpenters
Tools, Wagon Timber, Parncss and Mule Gear,
Pianos, aot of Bar Iron, Sugar KettleF, and
one milk COW.
N. T. LLMAN. Trustee.
October 2, '57-Sw.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-16

Bay Arthur's Home Magazine, for No.
vember, surpasses its predecessors in
beauty of illustration, and admirably sus,
tains the character of that periodical fol
chaste and elegant literature,
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-16
Notice.

All persons indebted to tie Estate Of Thos. A.
Jones deceased are hereby notified to come for
ward and settle their claims with me or 10. M.
Jones, my agent. And all persons haying claims
against srit Es'ate must present them Tor pay-
mcnt in tbs time prescribed by l~w, or they will
be barred.
f. E. JONES, Adm'x,
Of Thos, A. Jones.
Oct. ID, Ie57--3m.
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CLIO u Fl I N c.!
AT
Wholesale and RETAIL!

WE have on hand, large and fresh stock Of
Clothing and Gentemens Furnishing Goods, all
Of the latest styles and make, consisting Of Bea-
yer Raglans, Seal Skin Raglan, Mohair and Cash.
mef Rsglans. Plain and Fancy frock over Costs
&c. Black cloth Frock and Dress Goats, busi-
ness Cashmere coats, all the new styles Of black
and fancy Cashmere Pants. silk Velvet Vests,
Silk and Satin Vests, black cloth and fancy CAST
meres OF all size aud grades, Gents shoulder seam
shirts, Cashmere Drawers and under shirts, blch
and brown Drawers, silk and Merino under shirts,
silk and linen Haudkerchiefs, cTayats and ties,
black and fancy Kid Gloves, black ELK Taffeta
gloves, Back Cauntlets &c Port Monies and
pocket Books, Whips and Umbrelars Beebee
& Co.'S sup. Silk Hats, soft Fur Hats, Planters
black Hats, silk Plush Caps &c. BeGk,ris and
Ryan pump Boots. French Calf water proof Boots
aud Shoes, Kid and Calf CATERS, Shawls and
fancy Blankets for Gentiemens use. Our stock
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-16

BE3- Whilst Gid. Pillow is arraigning
Gen. Scott would it not be as well TO give
his opinion of Presidents Folks conduct
in admitting Santa Anna into Mexico2-
Such foolish blunder might well be fol-
lowed by an attempt to buy peace.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-16

F0- The following from an old Next
can camp song, is quoted in reference to
the new ambition of Gen. Pillow:
"Thstg my harp upon the willow,
Whenever think Of Gideon Pillow,
The man who dug for p Xix and Marcy,
His ditch and bfeast-works uice versa"
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-16

Day~ Hopes are entertained of The speedy
and permanent restoration of Gen. Haskell
"A consummation devoutly to be wished
The eclipse of such an intellect is melan-
cholly event
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-16

Tar The newspapers are teeming with
instances Of lawless violence, in every
direction. Mobs are rapidly superseding
the Judiciary, and why is it so9 Many
are the causes that tend to break down
law and order and not the least Of these,
in our opinion, is the elective Judiciary.
Judges Sherifs, Magistrates, constables--
all become partizans to obtain Office, and
continue partizans to retain Office Under
such state of case, justice can not be
Iimpartially administered and independent
of the sinister influences brought to bear
upon officials, by the elective system, ex-
perience proves that learning, probity,
conservatism and patriotism are SO many
disquali6cations, and that the possessors
of these cardinal virtues are set aside, and
demagogues, the most noisy and unscrupu
lous, are preferred before them. These
truths are familiar to all intelligent men,
and those, old enough to look back behind
the elective system, must perceive how
rapid has been the decline in the virtues
so essential to a wise and effective admins
traton of the law. The judicial ermine
must be soiled when dragged through the
filth of popular election.
The brawling demagogue and the be-
sotted partizan are fit subjects for the
sentence of the law, but wholly unfit to
choose its ministers. And no grosser
blunder has ever been committed than that
ofsupposing the populace to be competent
to pass upon the merits of q judge. Such
an idea is not merely ridiculous--it is
mischievous to degree that defes calcula-
ton.
Since writing the above, we are pleased
to see that the Louisville Journal has en-
tered earnestly into the same subject, ably
defending the positions we have assumed.
1t is time that every patriot were bending
his energies to the salvation of govern
ment fast degencrating into anarchy and
the only hope of safety is in the fearless
advocacy of truth, without regard to its
bearings upon party relations. The re-
forms absolutely necessary to the preserva-
ton of the government, area material
modification, or repeal Of the naturaliza-
ton laws; an Independent Judiciary, and
a wholesome restriction of the right of
suffrage.
Foreigners have no inherent right to
govern our country, nor have they the
qualifications for such a task. Justice
will not, and can not, be administered by a
partizan Judiciary, and property and cap
ital have no security in the ignorance,
caprice and corruption of wandering
horde of voters, without fixed interests, or
Indications. And we may 60 further, and
assert that State rights, in such hands,
have no protection, but are being yielded
up, an easy prey to federal encroachments.
The truth of these positions will become,
upon reflection, apparent to every candid
and enlightened mind, and fair analysis
will trace to these causes the accumulated
ills that aflict the body polite. An ir.
responsible constituency gives an unreG-
able representation in every department OF
government and here lies the whole secret
of mal-administration.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-16
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MONDAY, Oct IL.
Resolutions.

RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. Nancy, resolution providing for a
special joint committee, to ascertain and
report certain information in relation to
the railroads of this State, &c,
Mr. Algee, a resolution refusing to grant
any further bank charters, and prohibit
ing the establishment of any more Free
banks, under existing laws.
Mr.. Wilson, resolution providing two
of the city papers for each member Of the
House, at the expense of the State.
Mr. Nancy resolution providing all
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-16

RE1- The Princeton (Ky) Courier, loco
Ifoco, is out against Guthrie for the U s,
Senate. He is the best man Of the party,
and hence the opposition. If Kentucky
locofocos can't find man of the right
stripe, we will lend them Gid. Pillow-he
is "some pumpkins"