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ss-chins and Fever,-chns and Fever,,-

RS-Chflls and Fever!-Chiils and Feveri!-
One OF the greatest remedies that has been laid before the
pubic for Fever and Ague and which has received
encomiums from the press people is Dr. j. Hosetters
celebrated Stomach Bes Who would endure the fortunes
arising from this terrible disease when be easily
Who would endure sleepless nights burning evers icy
ch alternately, when remedy can be obtained for mere
trihes And yet how many families linger out painful exit
under this deadly blight nothing but gun down
qunine until eommbn as their daily meals and
they are not relieved Nose but the foolish and would
hesitate procure these ter and save themselves
intense For sale by druggists and dealers generally
" rywhere. - my24 2p6tkltW
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ssnner Csoti.ing !

F.. S L r. I N CT f r. &c @ o.,
Street...........+.....35
Are now receiving their supplies Of
$ Er1rgTzE RI CT O z-HxNyG.
coLoRED DUCK AND DRILL OFFICE COATS.
FRENoH MERINo FRocK COATS
BLACK ALPACA COATS.
sEERsUcKER COATS.
fANTs-cOiored Dsck and Drill
Seersucker,
yEsTs-Faney Marseiiles,
White and coored Duck. etc.
GAuzE MERINo SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
Isle THREAD !.
LINEN
large of coored Linen and Muslin SHIRTS.
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New Orleans January So 1883.
n B. GolnsDear Sir take pleasure stating that some
four months when suffering with Ch Fever which
had stuck to for several months try do,e
Of your Kapernpeum Just before chill expected
such the effect it had spon that determined upon
giving fair trial and bought bottle and according
to directions The result that before had half finished
the bottle. chls had e and have returned
in the enjoyment of perfect health having
perenced of the effects Of quinne other drug usually
in medicines for such Diseases aud do cheertuy
the 'kaperapeum" to all who afflicted like Was.
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TtcO Thousand Dollar Piano
ELEVEN HUNDRED VALUABLE LOTS
MAGNIFICENT FANCY GOoDS!!!
TO De GIVEN AWAY
Mr.. E. MORGAN respectfully informs the public that the
SPLENDID PIANO and hoo LOTS OF ELEGANT FANCY
GOODS, now on exhibition at his Store,
No. los Poydras street,
Immediately under Mr.. WIN. Guay's Daguerrean Rooms)
will be disposed Of according the following very liberal
plan:
Every purchaser Of RICH CUP AND SAUCER for Five
Dollars selects envelope once and the PRESENT
responding in number with in the envelope selected is
immediately presented him. and he also receives emitting
him to a CHANCE IN THE PIANO.
Among Presents are-Gold Band China
Dinner Tea, Toilet and Sets China Vases and
Fancy China Goods Paper Mache Tables Cut and En-
graved Goblets, Champagnes, Wines, etc, etc.
N5-The Ladies are especially invited call and examine
the Goods my2i 2ptf
The Eastern Clarion,
PAULDING, MISS,
3. r. ADAhS,...,.. EDITOR.
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, having the larg circulation
Of Country Newspaper In the South very respectfully
offered advertising medium Merchants Of New Or
ordersfor advertising the CRESCENT OFFICE win
be pnnctually attended to-
ss-FRANK A. BARTLETT aRsntfor New Orleans. ja7 %
Printing Papers,
For sale at the
NEW ORLEANS PRINTERS WAREHOUSE,
IS Camp street, up stairs.
Between the Offices of Crescent and Picayuns, N. O.
$#. 4 '''':'' 81 81 inches
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New Orleans, March Is. 1873.
Mr. Coins; have been using your "Kaperlapeum'.for
hsua that have suffered with for the last eighteen years
ing during that time been operated by Dr. Johnson Of s.
Louis without Ihsve been induced try your Ka-
peapeum and must confess, with perfect satisfaction
from Its beneficial results, anticipate speedy eure
AMOS HI HTOWER
Cont street, Robinson street.
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Carpet Warehouse,

No. 10 CHARITIES STREET.
We offer at the lowest market prices, MATTING5O1 rolls
WHITE Checked and Fancy. FLOOR OIL CL0TH-Of all
widths, styles and qualities CARPETINtf-A large
ment Of AL kinds received direct English American
mannfaeofies Table Covers Crumb Cloths Rugs Window
Shades Hair Cloth, Mats etc., for cash approved paper
my24 2p6t A. BR0USSEAU Il co.
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New Orleans. March Is, 1858.
have used Coins Ksperhpeum" for chs aud fever and
has cured eatrey; believe viii when everything
else falls. A. W. SMITH,
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IVA y Sole Agents IN Ae United saw. q Eis ~
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WILLIAM A. GIBSON,

New Orleans, January 80 1858.
Mr. Goins-Dear Sir; know not how inform you Of the
wonderful change "KAperlapeum" has me-
eight years and four months suffered with the falling Of the
womb and had several of the eminent hycans this
city who finally thought my hopeless refused to do
thing for when my husband you on the
steamboat Southern Belle and purchased bottle your tonic
so justly celebrated hair tonic among the Of
the city, II really that II divine origin
can hardly realize my change felt better in my
life than do this That every poor afflicted
as was may get your greet tonic fervent prayer
MARY SIMS
Sc Heya street
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-30
Testimonial.

AT a regular meeting of Kenosha Lodge, No
A. of f. & A. MassAs, held Dec, 27th, at the
Masonic Hail. the Suqjoined resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Wheareas, we, the officers and members Of
Kenosha Lodge No. AZ, of Free and Accepted
MasonS, have learned with deep sorrow that III
the inscrutable providence of Almighty God our
beloved Bro. Hon. Volney Hughes, has been
called from us by q sudden and unexpected
summons, after a very brief illness; we there
fore avail ourselves of this method of expressing
our coincidence with the family of our deceased
brother, and our devout though fearful submis-
sion to this painful stroke.
ResotUed That in the death of brother Vol
ney Hughes this Lodge and our fraternity at
large has lost one of its most prompt, faithful
and devoted members.
His was heart ever gushing, overhowin e
with humane sympathies; weakness and want,
WEAKNESS and distress never raised hand or
uttered an appeal to him when they did not
meet full, free christian and masonic re-
Spouse.
His was not bigoted or ssctaran sympathy,
but large as the world in which he moved and
welled up at the first view of suffering in any
form irrespective of differences in political views
or the divisions of religious sects.
ReS0tred, That our coincidence and sympathy
are hereby rendered to the bsreaved widow,
son and kindred of our deceased brother, and
we beg to remind them that while they mourn
the abscense of one who was their counsellor,
their light, their friend in every hour of trial
here. We trust that he sweetly, softly,
securely rests from labor, and that he has been
introduced to the Grand Lo1 ge above, where, in
the immediate presence, and amid the effuigsnt
glory Of the Supreme Architect of the universe
he dWells and worships amid countless throng
whose bliss is unalloyed : there are no farewell
words, no fearful eyes, no hearts with anguish
torn and bleeding, for the inhabitants there new
sr say " am sick"
Let pray for grace to bsw and say, tn =
Lord gave and the Lord hath taken away.
RESOLVED, That testimony of the SINGER
ity of our grief, the members of the Lodge will
wear the usual badge of mourning, tor the space
Of thirty days from this date
ResOloed, That the Secretary of this Lodge
be instructed to transmit to the family of our
deceased brother copy of these resolutions un-
der the seal of the Lodge, and that these resolu-
tions be published in the city papers.
CHAs. d. Coon, Sec'y.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-30
Chess.

The following game of chess was play
ed between players of this city, and Mil
waukee, by telegraph, few days since.
The Milwaukee Free Democrat, speak
ing of the game, says:
"Our Kenosha friends fought long,
CALAMITY and well, and being barely
beaten by gentlemen acknowledged the
best players in the State, have vindica-
ted Alright to be considered at least hard
to beat in match of this kind. We will,
give the game at length tomorrow for
the benefit of the lovers of chess, who
will find in it some fine points,
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-30
KenOsha Public School.

The winter term Of the schools in this
city, will commence on Monday next,
the Sd January. Some additional rules
and regulation have been adopted by
the Board of Education, which are de-
signed to take effect at the beginning of
the next term. Among the rules adop-
ted, demanding more immediate atten-
ton, is one requiring all scholars who
propose attending the school, to enter
during the first aoeeh of the term. 1t is
very desirable that every pupil should
commence going to school on the first
day of the term if possible. There will
be new arrangement Of classes in the
Primary and intermediate Departments,
preparatory to which examinations were
made at the close of the last term.
From small pamphlet, containing the
rules and regulations of the school, re-
Gently published by order of the Board,
the Improvements which the Board seek
to make, are summarily stated as fol-
lows:
l. To secure greater punctuality, and
as far as practicable, to induce all the
scholars attending the schools, to COM
mence with the beginning of each
term.
,. To secure a more thorough CLASH
tication of the schools, and to prescribe
fixed course Of studies for each de-
partment.
3. To secure greater diligence on the
part Of teachers, land to enable the Board
and all others interested, to determine
with greater certainty at the close Of
each term, the true value of the services
of each teacher.
4. To insure the attendance of schol.
airs in the departments or rooms, where
they properly belong.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-30

AcKNowLED GMENr.-The Daughters
of Temperance of Myrtle Union, No. 81
Kenosha, feel under special obligations
to DR.. HOLLAND, of Springfield, Massa
chusetts, for his very able Lecture, IL
aid of the Orphan Asylum enterprise
under their charge, gratuitously given
at the Congregational Church in their
city, Sunday evening last. And they
beg leave through the medium of youl
paper to express to him their grateful
Acknowledgements and thanks.
By ORDER OF THE BOARD.
Kenosha, Dee. 81, 1853.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-30

A MODEL SUBscRBER.-Mr. J. p.
Callahan of Pleasant Prairie, in this
county, has been a regular subscriber to
this paper for eighteen years-pays up
every year, usually in advance-and
says he cannot afford to do without ii
now We believe not many parallel
cases can be found in these degenerate
days.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-30

IL Our columns bear evidence of a gener-
GUS supply of talented correspondence. We
ask special attention to the articles concerning
the 'Absurdites and Discrepancies in the Laws
of Wisconsin" and their connection with the
hardness of the times. Not many men are ia
miliar with the mysteries Of the Statute Book,
and he is public benefactor who exposes its
wrongs, and gives us au insight into the causes
Of the Gullness OF times, and the remedy there
for
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-30

ANTI-STArE ASSUMPTION MEETING
We arc requested to announce that a
county meeting will be held at Dutton's
old stand in Paris, on Saturday the 18th
OF January 1858: for the purpose of or.
ganizing an opposition to the proposed
plan Of assumption by the State, of in
debtedness on account of Railroads.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-30

The WEATHER. The holidays will be mem.
orable this year, if for nothing more than that
not single zee crystal has been formed, nor
single fake Of snow fallen but since Christ
mas, clouds, rain and fog have had full sway.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-30
Common Council and the City Printing.

There appears to be, to say the least,
some misrepresentation as to the obliga-
ton of the City Council, to pay for
printing ordered. This Office has pub
lished aH Ordinances and other proceed
ings, which have been furnished it by
the Council If that body has omitted
or neglected to furnish its entire pro-
ceedings for publication, it would seem
to be no just cause for Withholding com
pensation for work done. If the nom
publication of any proceeding be bar
to getting pay for city printing in gen
era, especially when the non publication
was because the Council never gave an
opportunity to publish, then is the pre-
predicamont of our office most strange
one. We presume however, the Coun-
Gil are laboring under apprehension of
failure on the part of this office to per-
form the printing of that body but such
an idea is a mistake
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-30

REMEMBER the Party at Odd Fellows
Hall tomorrow Eve, given by the Ke-
nosha Rifles. The committee of ar
rangements have spared no pains to
make everything agreeable to those who
wish to chop the old year out and the
new year in. Carriages will be in at
tendance at an early hour.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-30

~ Communication GA Visitor .
Genoa, Walworth Co., also commune
cation signed P. S. Boston, Mass, will
appear next week.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-30

a5~ Christ. Scheud is to have a
"social hop tomorrow evening, at his
hotel in the North Ward.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-30

ne patent Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills have never
p SHOWN TO produce p'euh and aching joints as
mi Se others Therefore, persons in want OF family
~ PoHI 10 take, certain to cure and used by millions
VIII certainty look for other. These covered
VIZ" coating OF pure white sugar, taste OF medicine
ABOUT e Du are as easily taken bits confectionery
EAMILY ROYE,S. 2h CENTS hnres
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-30
fleatal.
IA K ( T RI EN- AND LIVE
NEGLECT TEE7z AND DEE,

HRHPlcK's SUGAR-CoATz., Pills,
AND KID STRENGTHENING PLAss
TnRs.-These unsurpassed Ieme-
dies have, by the common corr "a
or mankind, been placed at the
head of all similar preparations.--
Herrick's Vegetable Pills, in uni.
versal goodness, safety and Ger.
tainty in the cure of the various
diseases of man, excel all others
and their sale unquestionably il
treble that of any other ki~d. In
full doses they are actiVet ..,nartic,
i'll smaller doses Tonic, and cleans.
ing in all Bilious complaints, SicI
Headache, Liver Diseases, Kidney
arrangements, Stomach Disorders.
and Skin Affections, they cure as
il by magic. These Pills are pure
ly 0eget0GLs, can be taken at any
time by old or yoRn0, without
change in employment or diet
Mercury is a good medicine when
used, but when com.
pounded in Pill for universal use,
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-30
Look out for the Ca rriers Address

On New Years morning, our Carrier
will greet the people Of our goodly city
with salutatory. in accordance with
his vocation. Remember the carrier
regards not rain or storm Of any kind,
when on his weekly mission to dispense
the news. Therefore get your DIMES
and QUARTERS ready for the Carrier.
EXnBImoN.--The pupils ofSt. Marks
School are giving a series of dramas !;
dialogues and musical performances the
first Of which were exhibited on Taes-
day evening the second on Wednesday
and the third will be given this Thurs
day. evening, commencing at half past
7 o'clock. Those who witnessed the
exercises on Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings, agree in saying the pupils
sustain the parts assigned them with
much credit.
We cheerfully commend the efforts of
the pupils of this school to favorable
notice, not simply for the amusement
afforded, but because every interest
connected with the proper education of
youth should be encouraged. Admit
ance t,oe1tytiuo cents. Place of exhibi-
ton, in the basement of ST. Marks
church.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-12-30
HI HAS EFRECTGD CURES
DIR. HALLS BALSAM.

We have certificates of the strongest and most pos
,llEe nature, from the following parties who are well
KNOWN IN the places where they live
bic cures. N' -
son. ''' A'"' " ~ WV
NiseS one from sam' Leaman, Camden, Hisdale Co..
''"'' Vi peioVed daughter saved.
~ One from Eli Budd Athens Ill. who was cvon nm
by SIX doctors. ~ S'- HF
- One from DR.. A. G. Doom Bloomfield. Iowa. a pbv
Slcian OF 20 years,pra ctice ' P'
~ One from Robert c. Shinn. Marion Iowa Of oor
sumptiVe daughter cured NO" ~ u 8" 'o"-
gg One from NJ NJ Van Deusn Snr; oeaIa II, .r,o
kennedy for Lung Disease. % Wv
Ono from Fifteen Physicians certifying tito he bet
JaPed 10 pulmonary diseases than any other known
eineoy' as they have tried them all.
80 j. w Wentworth, Chicago ILL.,, of cough of nine
years standing. An astonishing cure
III w one from McClaughry Campbell Fountain Green.
' says 1t takes like will fire. and cures like charm.
m Ez One from R. McCrscken, Manchester, Scott Co
~, he Says-old-ne Doctors stand no ch2nce When
uehIs can get your Ralsam. ~
- One from Harriet Cumnins, Cincinnati, O., cured
VI p" severe bronchial difficulty, rising of blood &C.
s9S One from john DSmpstsr-residecce. cor Pearl E.
western Row, Cincinnati, o. 49, ~
cery to the genuinensss of the above certificates
could furnish hundreds of others of nature ote "a
Interesting to all suffering from any disease of the unTs
and Throat. - 'AN Lungs
BoLLES, SMITH CO., 1914 Lake st., Chicago. ire.
from IA South Water street) Preprietors Tor The
eStern states, to whom all orders must be address
co. alse, Wholesale Dealers Patent Medicines generate
For sale by +. ROBINSON, KENosuA. Thorn { Cor.
spni h niaclne; W. C. Evans Waukegan Mckee & Wheel
:, -I'al- 1y22
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
OR TIE RAPID CURE or


COUGHS, COLDS, uOARSEHESS, INTLU-
FNZA. BRONCHITIS, WHOOPIEG
COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA, IN
CEPIENT CONSUMPTION,
AND for the relief Of consumpve patients in advance
Stages Of the disease
We need not speak to the public OF lts virtues.
Throughout every town, and almost Cyery hamlet Of s
American States. its wonderful cures Of pulmonary com
plants have made it already known Say, few are the
families in any civilized country this continent with
personal experience Of its effects and fewer yet
the communities where which have net among them
some living trophy Of its victory the subtle and dan
ccrous diseases OF the throat and lungs. While It is the
most powerful aHtidote yet known for the formi
dabe dangerous diseases Of the pulmonary organs, It
Is the pleasantest and atest remedy That be
ployed for infants and young persona. Parents should
have IL IN against the nsdiCus enemy that steals
upon them unprelHred We have abundant grounds to
believe cle CHe7y Tsctodl yes by the con-
sumpous il prevents than those i cures Keep 1t by
you and your colds while ;ly cuable nor neg
lect them until no human skill can master lie lnNoIhos
canker tlAt fastened 30 vitss cats your hle away.
All know the dreadful fatality Of luhs dishf"eTs and az
they know the virtues Of tia remedy we eeu not 10
than TO them it is still made te best u can
be- We spare COST 10 toll 70 produce u ths
most perfect possible and TINS AFFORD those who rely on
it the lest agent which skill can nrnisli Tor tAer ccrs
PREPARED BY Dr.. ], c. AVER,
Pr&et:oal and Analytical G. omigt, Lowell, Mass.
AND SOLD BY
F. ROBINSON, KENOSH1; Ths p & G1
tom Racine; .jotH Rice, Miltoauk J. n
Reed g. Co.. Chicago; md agents in essrs
torn in the United States. 1y41
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BEERRHCKx'S EkaD THENKNS,
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These renowned Pasters cure palma weakness aud dis
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certain they to do this that the Proprietor
them. Spread from resins balsams and gums beautiful
Kid leather renders them peculiarly adapted wants
of Females and others Each Plaster will from one
to four months and in rheumatic complaints sprains and
bruises frequently effects whilst all other
failed. Full directions i'll be found the back each
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Others will strengthen their lungs and improve their voices
by wearing them on the breast PRICE IS "a CEyTs.
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Has obtained enviabe reputation the cure of Oatarrh
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| To- EEarveII's Condition Powders Ell
These old established Powders, so well known at the
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past years. continue to excel all other kinds in dis
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everywhere They contain nothing injurious, the animal
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25 CENTS.
articles by 81 900 agents through
out the United States, Canadas and South America,
wholesale by all large Druggists in the principal cities,
| HERRICK BROTHER,
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pzy- PeRton Rsbnson Sawyer Page kCo.; Bsokss En-
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Agents.
'TSoId by F. Robinson; starkweathsrk Co.; II. t. W
/ Clark SOM KenOsha, b. s. Cory Co.; II. Evans; W
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Erysipelas. ScrOfula, Kings Evil, Tettel
,Ivumnrs. and Salt Rheum.

T'umors, and Salt Rheum.
From F,qyt4ding Merchant Of st. louis, Fb. 4, 1856
DR.. AVER: Your Pills the paragon OF all that is
great in medicine They have cured my little daughter
of uceros upon her hands and set that had proved
ncurabe for years Her mother had been long geVous-
y afflicted with 6otches and pmpes her skin and in
her hair After our child cured she also tried your
Pills. and they have cured her. ASA M0KGRIDGH.
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Kenosha, Dec. 81, 1853.
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H. BAKER & CO. 4 b Nt:.sq * bo! SSr ySFs
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-07-23
Administrators Notice.

IRE ;,, LeileFs 1T Fxor of Ad@insTa,9n
late of Hartley township, in Union county.
deceased, have been granted TO the subscriber,
by the Register of said county, in due form ;
all persons indebted 10 said estate are request
ed TO make payment, and those having claims
against The same viii present them duly
authenticated for settlement. to
JACOB SHAVER. Administrator
fenns Creek 20, Snyder Co, March ~, SIS
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-07-23

Prentice of the Louisville Journal, says:
"Oae of the Administration papers in
Pennsylvania speaks very dcspOndingly Of
the prospects of its party in that State. 1t
evidently thinks them blue as indigo, as
blue as the SKY, as blue as a Highlander 5
naked legs in the winter, as blue as a
dead mans nose, almost as blue as Mr
Buchanau's old federalism"