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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-11-12
For the Daily journal
FLOATING LUMBER.

The attention of our Legislators is invited
to a clause in our Statutes which. from being
shield as intended, has been converted into
a sword
In 1919 lumberman on Connecticut River
procured tho passage of an act to prevent
malicious Interruptions and trespasses in his
floating logs on that river; and section five Of
the ACC CHAP. 90 Of Compiled Statutcs) pro-
yides that if "any person shall stop any
"nosts spars, square timber. logs OF sawed
lumber, and confne them in any place in
"ths state, so as to prevent their floating
"down any river or stream in or adjoining
"thi, state, that arc or shall be- marked with
"any owners name or mark, he shall forfeit
"throe times the value Of such lumber, DC.
But it is now attempted 20 apply this act,
in all It's terrible severity, TO all our small
streams, and TO cases whcro mill-owners stop
their own logs by boom, and thereby stop
the logs of others for time. IL can hardly
be necessary TO argue that the Legislature
mover intended TO allow lower mill-owror
Go hold this statute as n terror and rod over
Che heads of the mill-owners above him. and
thus in effect monopoEze the floating. And
vet the law is used for this very purpose. -
and the claim is asserted. that even if the
mil-owner, who stop lops by boom because
he sees no other wav To- secure his own loos
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pratbs.

In Poulmcy, WIN r. Pca,c, ESQ., formerly Of Char
lotte aged AZ years.
IN Mddetovn, 18Th Oct. an infant son Of Martin II
and Lucia Coy, aged month, and days.
In Burlington. Oct 81, Moses l.. Church, aged As
years formerly OF Montpelier
on board steamship Golden Gate Sept. 20, jacob
VIM, late Of Derby Line. VT. ~
In the city Of &c. Paul Minnesota, oct. 2S 1855 Betty
Hockey, wife or Hon Il. C Palmer aged % years.
ON the 18th Of October West Chester, Pa, at the
residence OF her husband, the Hon. John Hickman, NJ
G., hunicc Phelps Hickman. daughter Of John Phelps,
ESQ formerly OF Guiiord' VI, aged 4a years.
The following is from the Phd1dcIhid Press
The sudden death Of the beloved aud gifted wife Of the
Hon. John Hickman the l2th inst, has created pro-
found sensation in the community. friend informs us
that at the very moment when the people Of the sixth
Congressional district were preparing reward Mr. Hick-
man f0r his adhesion 20 The right, and ,ndicaic him
against the attacks Of his enemies God called from his
side the noble who had been his stay and his
forter for many years Mrs. III kman was lady OF
great talent and many endearug qualities She rescm-
hcd her glorious husband in many respects aud in moth
ing than in the rness Of her friendship the gem
cness of her manlers, and the kindness OF her heart
We only regret that she had not lyed to him vic
tOrious
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foreign Nrms.


HALrFAX, Nov. L.
The II. M. Steamship America. from Liver
pool Saturday 23d ult, arrived at this port at
y O'Clock last night. Her advices are three
days later. A few Ineligible words had
been received at Valontia from Newfoundland
and the shares in the Atlantic Cable had rais-
ed from $50 to e4OO.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ST. JOINS, N. f., Nov. 6. The screw
steamer Circassian, from Galway on the morn
ing of Wednesday, 9th ult, arrived at this
port at half past last evening. She brings
Liverpool adyiccs by mail of the 25th. and
by telegraph to noon of Goth from London
and Liverpool.
The British war steamer Gorpon arrived AZ
Plymouth on the 22d, from Halifax and Fayal.
She took soundings for another line Of At
lantic Telegraph from the Banks Of Newfound-
land via Fayal to the entrance Of tho English
Channel.
The submarine telegraph between Dover
and Calais has ceased working, and it is be-
iicvod 10 be broken. Communication. how
ever, is kept up between the two countries via
Ostcnd
The Cape Of Good Hope Steamship Com
pany's steamer Eastern City was destroyed
by fire at sea on the 24th Of August. The
crew were saved, except one engineer and ono
passenger, by the ship Mcrchantman and
have arrived at Cape Town.
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The NInils.

Southern closes 7.i5 A. Mi arrives $40 Z. NJ.
Western $40 ?. NJ " 10 AN.
All matter for these mails must be in the office before
the time Of closing, to go the same day
Barre mail aud Bradford by Barre, leave and arrive
daily connecting with the southern and Western.
Cabot daily on arrival OF Southern, and through to
Danville Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays Arrives
daily to connect with mail South.
Barton leaves Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays on
arrival Of Western. Arrives alternate days Z. NJ.
Hydepark by Worcester, same Barton
Calais Tuesdays and Fridays. Leaves p. NJ.
Berlin, nom two to six times week
TIMO. p. nEDFlEID, =. NJ.
Moutpcler Vt. October, 1873
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FINRIU UNI p II ANT So C GEES S
Buchan's Hungarian Balsam Of Life !


COLDs, CouGus, ASTHMA, AID CONSUMPTION
Case f0m the lio0Hsoct0 r. l., farfOytes. The FOL-
iolog IS oDe 81 qcqt interest 70 the oPoyatires
Cotton Facf0res.
PnovtpEScE, X. H. March a, 1916
This may certify that L. the undersigned, formerly q
weaver at the Woonsockci Il. l. Factories have been
confined my chamber since the 10th Of June last and
was supposed IN a confirmed Consumption. The history
of my case Is as f1llows While engaged at my work In
the MILL the room being very hot and dusty, was sud
denly seized with violent pains IN my chest followed by
Of fullness, and dow Of blood from the lungs
The pains returned az intervals and the raising Of blood
continued had much fcycr, swcas and chills, and
appetite. Being much reduced and unable 70 work.
LEFT the mill, and placed myself under the Of DR..
II. g. Brown, Of Providence, r. ]. Various remedies
tried with little or no hVnht, until Dr. b. consider
ing my almost hopeless advised TO try the Hun
garian Balsam and this, as believe, has been the
means OF my restoration ~ perfect health II - now SIX
weeks since commenced taking His bnlsam. Inc te-
aud swents have ceasodthc flw OF blood has been
chocked-my strength has ,ishly ncroased-and feel
nearly as wen can also state ior the inior'
nation Of the afflicted that this Balsam has been used in
the Woonsocket factories, by many persons Nhn have
been troubled with Coughs, Soreness and Pain in the
Chest, with excellent effect
SARAH A. BROWN
The undersigned, Physician, cheerfully gives his
thcate in confirmation Of the above statement which Is
stricty and entirely true. IA. q. BROWN
n = Sole Proprietor, DAVID i. BRADLEE, Water
town Mass, 10 whom all orders should be addressed
Sold by Druggists and dealers in medicine in eyory town
IN the United States aud British Provinces. OHlm
FnYD. r SMirH Wholeare pnd Retail Aren't
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DARTICULAR NOTICE. TO CONsUM-

Il LRN OF lIUIII LEND.
The subscribers, General Agents for John 7. Lewis
Brothers Philadelphia White Lead offer il to the pub
lie, and warrant 1t u the excellent quality as that
Of the firm only being changcd.l
The quality Of this Lead has been long and v0ra-
bly, known to require anything now TO be said IN It's
praise and purchasers may DE assured that they get
full weight Of Lead in each keg aud do pay for the
weight Of the kcg, as charged by other companies.
We have, also, f supply of Coiors, from the same
which warrant Of superior qtfaiifg
THAYEN, RICE q CO.
OS20 No. 20 India Street, Boston
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aacm advertisements.
4 LGERNON s. WINGS EsTl

4
n State of ermont--W ashngton district, IS.
In Probate court, holden al Montpelier within and for
said disirrt ON the I'd day Of November A. d. 1858.
Ehonezor Scrbner. jr administrator ON the estate Of
Agcrnon 5. Wing, late Of Montpelier in said district,
diseased, presents bis administration account for settle
ment. WhcCup0n 10 is ordered that the same be refer
red TO the Both day Of November, A. D. 1858 at the Pro-
bate Office In said Montpelier, for examination and al
lowanoe and that all concemcdbc notified hereof by the
publication Of this order in the Vermont Watchnau and
cessvey as soon as may be- that hey may appear aud
at said time and place. II they cause, object thereto
BY order Of court
I1I0 Attest 4 r. MERRILL. Reglster.
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y WAoHTNUTUN UTNINTVIl -.
In Probate Court holden at Montpelier on the "a day
Of November, A. ID. 1855
Robert j. Hargn, administrator NJ the estate Of James
Hargn late OF Calais, in said district deceased makes
application said court With The consent and approba
ton in writing " the heirs Of said deceased for license TO
sell the whole OF the real NJ said deceased, repre-
sentng that said sale would be beneficial 10 the heirs and
10 all Interested ia said estate. Whereupon, II is order
ed by said court that said application be referred to the
3Oh day Of November A. d. 1855, the Probate Office
In Montpelier for hearing and decision thereoni and
is further ordered that all persons interested be nohed
hereof by publication NJ notice Of this application and or
der thereon three weeks successfully in the Vermont
Waterman x Stale Journal printed at MONTPELIER be,
foie said time of hearing that they may appear AT SAID
time and place. and, they cause, object thereto
By the count
Attest, T. II. MERRILL, Register.
A true copy Of record
1910 ktlrst r n MERRILL. Register.
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Boston \ qlcD llorR AO6trtisrmrnts.

S1On REWARD will be paid on
W OOthe conviction Of any responsible party
Marks by making or vending any article not the genu
inc, as such, viz
II A w Els n CO.'S COAL OILS,
the only uniform standard Coal Oil in tho market.-bct-
ter aud cheaper. Also.
JONES PATENT COAL on LAMP.
Every genuine Lamp IS stamped o. 4. T.. JOKES, Pa
TIM. The puhhc are cautioned against buying imta-
Won os OF Lamps, they have the real az a less
price, aud satisfaction guaranteed. Supply unlimited.
+, i. JONES e. CO., Sole Agents
Wzl 3j 81 Central Street, Boston.
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6ls j. r.. CLEAvELAND, Register.

4 SllEL BLISS ESrATE.-The subscri-
bcrs, having been appointed by the honorable Pro-
bate court io the district of Washington, commissions
N receive examine and adjust all claims aud demands
d. al" persons, against the estate Of Ashel Bliss late Of
N"ihhrd in said district deceased represented nsol-
WON'T and the term of sN months from the 18Th day NJ
October 1898 being allowed by said court the crcli.
tors Of said deceased % exhibit and prove their respre-
'' claas before us Give notice, that will attend
thc duties OF appointment at the dwolup.housc Of
Dan Bliss in Norhhed in said district on the 9th day
0 November, lolo- and 22d day Of April, 1853 at one
clock in The afternoon, each of said days.
OLIVER ANERiLI.
MARSHALL HOPKINS, '"' 49,
Mortified. oct. 2jth 4. d. 1883 1913
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FTHE BOYS WILL FIND AT FRENCH'S,
Hctd az state Street,
every thing they may want in the line ufvoiIinr apparel
COATS, PANTS, VESTS, OVERCOATS
and all kinds Of
Spencsrs and Smts for Small Boys,
also, good assortment ofCAPs FOR Winter.
Can add .cc. JAS. q FRENCH
Montpelier, oct. 2i. 1875.
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STAIRWAY FOR THE NATIONAL CAPITOL.
The Philadelphia Pennsylvania gives the
following description of massive bulustrade,
Just finished by Messrs. Archer, Warner,
Misky q Co.. of that city, for the Capitol at
Washington 80
1t is a massive piece Of bronze work, truly
original in design. It was executed under
the orders Of Captain Meigs, the Superintend-
emit of the Capitol Extension, and is designed
for the private stairway, inside the building,
hy which members ascend to the halls, four
flights in length, making the balustrade one
hundred and sixty-two feet. The balustrade
contains seven main figures; buck at full
speed: a spread eagle, full front, of the bald
headed kind black eagle STOPPING, with
raised wings and open talons; boy recoil-
ing from an irate rattlesnake; pigeons nest
in a tree, with the young binds in it; and the
mother ascending to it, ard two fine figures
Of Cupids, in different pastures, among the
scroll work These are only the main hg-
ures. There arc, all through the work, fine
representations of the pine apple, rhododen-
dron, rose lilac, cotton plant, tobacco plant,
Indian corn acacia, etc The plants and
figures are all modelled from life, and evi-
dence great skill and rare fidelity to nature.
All the scroll work, figures, &c, are in the
heaviest and most massive style. Captain
Meigs has expressed himself not only pleased
with, but proud of it, and Lord Napier eulo-
g,led 1t as equal il not superior, to anything
oi the kind he had seen in Europe. The ar
ust, 70 whose skill we owe this production,
Is EDMUND Baudin, who, though an European
oy oirth and education, is resident of our
Guy and has entered into this undertaking
with the zeal and energy of a true artist.
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- T A T T. OF We r NJ y r .
- RANDOLPH DISTRICT SIS.
The hon. the Probate Court for me district Of Ran
u1nh a persons concerned u lle estate NJ Richard
Lcthbndgc late Of Brauree, in said district deceased
Greeting.
Whcrta. Bctscy Lcthlridgc, an heir TO said estate.
as made application 20 said court representing that her
share 10 the real estate Of said decreased has never been
-ci out Go her and praying said court appoint
muec o. divide said real estate among the heirs said
deceased Therefore, You hereby notified that said
application will be heard at session Of said Probate
COURT 20 he held at the registers office ia Brookfcld IN
said district, the 2ot day of November A. d. 1858 at
40 10 ococh in the forenoon az which time YOU may be
heard 10 The premises. And this order shall De published
three weeks successfully n the Vermont Waterman &
state Journal printed NJ Montpelier in this State the
81 o which publication shall be before the day assigned
or bearing aforesaid.
Given under my hand at the Register office, Brook
held this 2d day OF November 1855.
by order OF court
I6lS j. r. CLEAVELAND, Register.
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The WAsHINGroN "UNios" oN THE H.
LIMOS E1EcTIoN.-rhe Administration Or
gan says that "if the Democratic party has
triumphed in Illinois, it has been at its own
expense. II adds "lt is triumph over
which the Black Republicans have reason to
exult and do oxult more than the good and
true Democracy The Union asserts that an
anti-Lincoln majority in the Illinois Legisla-
ture is not the same as Douglas majority.
on the strength Of a letter from a well-inform-
ed correspondent in Illinois, who wrote the
day before election
IL have just returned from a trip through
the state. find there arc hosts Of good De-
mocrats who will vote for Douglas candidates
to beat Lincoln, although theShave no conf
dencc in the Little Giant The election re-
turns will not therefore give a very good in
dication of his strength. IL was the impress
sion among leading Democrats at Springfield
that Douglas will not under any circumstan-
ces, be returned. even though his friends be
in apparent majority in the Legislature They
believe that among them will be found a suf-
fcient number Of members elected to beat
Lincoln who will refuse TO vote for Douglas
and thus prevent the election Of either"
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Menuoh' vet ZI- lh3o.
THE WuGHEAnours or on BoHuER
RufFrAN HEEoEs.-Thc Lcaycnworth COR
respondent of the New York Erm1g Past
write, that the notorious leaders of the pro-
slavery invasions arc rapidly passing away
Titus and bis band of cutthroats have depart
ed unrcwardcd. for Arizona but the great
majority of the most reckless and guilty. who
remain i'm Kansas like Emery. G, w. Clark
Sheriff Jones, Jack Henderson, John Calhoun,
W hitteld, etc, are enjoying lucrative posi-
tons bestowed by President Buchanan In
Missouri, however, the public men who sac
riiccd much money and horsefesh, and at
tended so many territorial elections, for the
sake OF establishing slavery in Kansas. are
now realizing the ingratitude Of Republics. \
Major Oliver, the minority member of the
Kansas Investigating COMMITTEES, has Just left /.
Missouri for the South in disgust his star
having for the last year been on the decline
in consequence OF his partcipationin the bor
der ruihan invasion. Dave Atchison, the
very Achilles of the rufiians neglected alike
by the Democracy of his State and the nation,
is permitted on his plantation in Platte coun-
ty % remain in that private life which he is
so "cmincnty fitted to adorn.' And now,
within the last few days, it is reported that
his old companon-in-arms, the rcdouhtable
General B. " String fclow-the late Attor
nay General of Mssouri-the ex-Presidont of /
tho Platte County Self Defensive Association
the chiyalrous gentleman who kicked Gov
Roeler when he was in a dcfenceless position
in Lelyenworth in June, lS5j-has settled
MP his affairs. and taken his final departure
from the State Of Missouri. lie has gone to
Memphis, Tennessee, with the view of prac-
fi.;vt I.,,t thera 4 yroet rnaiority of the ,
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MoREHEAbss
MAGNETIC PLASTER
THE GREAT SrRENGTHENER AND PAIN
DESTROYER
The best and cheapest Household Remedy in the World
Simple and pleasant in its application certain and oTcc-
tual in lis results. beautiful. scientific external Gu.
ratiyr, applicable for the relief Of Pain az any time i'm
any place any part Of the human system, and under
gu circumstances. II you put this Plaster anywhere II
Pain is there, the Plaster will stick there until the Pain
has vanished The Plaster magnotizes the Pain away,
and
PAIN CANNOT EXIST WHERE THIS PLASTER
rs APPLIED.
rheumatism, Lamcness. Stiffness Weakness Debn.
i,y, Nervousness, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Coughs and
Colds Pains and Aches " every kind, down even 10
Coms, are IMMEDIATELY RELIEVED and with
magical influence of the MAGNETIC PLASTER Its
thc simplest, surcs safest, pcasantcst and cheapest
remedy In existence. Isappcaton is uniyersa-cqual-
y 10 The strong man. the delicate woman and the feeble
infant. To each and all % will prove Balm and Bless
ing Its use is agreeable, and without annoyance or
trouble It's price is within reach Of allrich or poor
all may have IT, aud all should have it who sick and
suffering In any way.
FARMERS should be- always supplied with this inval-
liable PLASTER. IL will De the Good Physician in any
hnusehold ready at all times, and az instant notice.
fut up in ar-tight lin boxes Zach box wll make ,ix
I. eight pl1stcrs, and any child spread them Price
- cents box, with full and plain directions.
ID. e. MOREHEAD, MD.
Iroltor ami Proprietor, 40 Uoitcf ST.. Npr York.
~ ALL DRUGGISTS in every City, Town, and Vii
lagc Of the United States. 1G.poui.6S
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DEAL ESTATE FOR sALE.-Tho sub.

ID EAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-The sub
scHbcr will sell the entire real estate OF the late
Ransom Jones' situated in the towns OF Richmond and
Bolton, w. which consists Of some six hundred Of
fences and buildings 10 excellent repair. we'll watercd
and extremely well situated, being IN the immediate vi
entity Of the Juncsvo Station the Vermont Central
Railroad Also, The Jones' Hotel, which is de-
strtbe Hotel property The above property wiz all be-
sold at far valuation, favorable oppor,u-
my presents Itself aud parties desiring 70 purchase said
property, an %. in part will find 30 for thor interest
look IL over soon. HENRY GlLLETr, Adm'r
Jonc'yillc' W. oct II, 1858. lilo
CARRIAGE MANUFACToRY.
~ The subscriber wishes 10 give notice TO those in
want Of a surnfIon ARTICLE op
OPEN AND COVERED BUGGYS,
WAGONS, SLEfGHS 4 SULKEYS
maze 81 ne best materials OGt be hail. that they can
Ind them by calling at the building formerly used by
T.. /. Nation; ior thc manufacture Of paper, Main
All those acquainted with tho work formerly done by
GILMAN CAM, are assured thatthe, can find equally
as good by calling the subscriber where he has fcf
yes Tor doing work superior to any other place in the
would also say TO the friends Of D. c. Guu,v. that
he is also to be found with the subscriber.
All orders promptly attended to. Repairing done with
Cash paid for good Ash Lumber.
Montpelier, Aug. 10, 1853 o5f
1OOB UFFALo oBEs
- - ana trimmings nr do, for sale BY
sTORtS & FULLER.
Railroad Square, Oct 2j. 1858.
S)nnn BUS. Z. /. SALT. 1000 do
=OOO Rock Salt 1000 do. Liverpool salt.
'OO1 bags Dairy Salt at very low prices wholesale and
retail SrORRS & FULLER
Railroad Square, Oct 25, 1855.
AUGARS AND MOLASSES -SroRRs q
- flLEn are receiving from Now York so bills. SU-
CARS, - do. MOLASsEs Prices reduced. and favor.
nOc to Wholesale purchasers.
Railroad Square, Ot %. 1855
'IO STUDENTS. DIR ELISHA PHELPS
of Windsor, VT, win take limited class this vim
tgr in ANATOMY, SURGERY AND PRACTICE OF
MEDICINE. Students win have the use OF a valuable
Library, huc chance for dissoctous aud can witness
anu assist in Surgical Operations and Medical Cases
Term commences Nov, 10Th and closes March both
ANY Wishing 90 remain longer do For terms and
further particulars please address
ELISHA PHELPS, VI. D.. Windsor. VI
HT The Or having bad the advantage Of long a.
tendance 100 Europe DO Che Surgical. Medical aud Eye
clinics VI tc dtst Surgeons, feels confidence ia
u1riing hs services 90 students.
Windsor. OCT. 6 1855 126ws
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4 DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.-Randolph
L Dnt1ct-Will be sold az Public Auction al the
dwelling House Of the late Nathaniel Hall in Tunhridqe
in said district the 23d day of November next purs
1ut 20 an order Of Probate Court Of said district the
real estate " The late Nathaniel Hail. including the Wild
ws right of dover in said estate. Said real estate con-
slss of farm containing about 90 acres NJ good land
situated - miles Of the stage road leading from
Chelsea 10 Royalton mile, from Chelsea Court House
miles from South Royalton Depot Tho buildings
good consisting nf two dwelling houses two barns with
suitable sheds and oubudings good repair one house
and barn nearly new. Also. one slip in the Union
Westinghouse, and all the personal property
NATHANIEL KING, admir-.
lunbridgc, Oct 90 1895 1918
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Observation-Disclosures writes home. Of
d,,,., M, 81. 49,. &c.. Inn
t,lt. ~ .t;.,,-;.., rt, - qua
ali ,,, w.. H.. -. ~ N''
-. i,c ''lN o' '9u,l .,.. Is
einia i. 10 loaJ n. In tbr ,ltorn,,iyo an, Of
'hl- On.on' e..s, THE book throw up The
game j. N'po'o7' l' already deel'ed'
lV Our friend. " U1hou's Legislative Jour
H0L evidently thinks our structures upon II
are little captions We beg TO say that they
are pot We meant TO be "mild as moon
beam in our objections. and arc sorry if we
we're not. ltis certain. however that the
journal has improred under them, just as our
s'i''' ''.''' CoD'''' p'I'Fy' 'he rice Ire'' has
.,..[.e. va s''''o .,i. 'uo pUo"' teap7
', "'"n9 marty IN inc
I'"'.s'
very well done.
Good Morning -. how do Won rol 90
asked Jenkins of ono of our badly defeated
democratic candidates. az ne met him near
the head of state street. lust after broale,s.
yesterday morning. "Feol.n ropliel 49,
very leelingiv. "fel WHY noi inst a4
suppose Lazarus did when be was licked by
the dogs -Hosion Fost
Rather sore ch
.rt. S,i,,,. p...;...-.
\frs Norna,;ca.' ,..,s ,,.t, ~ ,t,'-.
oa Saturday The Mus is fish covered with
hair.-B7Hon POST
Then the Post didn't d" smell a rat"