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Communication
The Tzaue.

Aat AHsuNs
The Present National Administration was
elected upon the Cincinnati Platform, and
the most abundant proof exists that Mr.. Blu
chanan At the time and long subsequent to
his election, construed its meaning precisely
as Mr.. Douglas and Mr.. Brode-ick have un.
derstood and acted upon it during the re-
cent session Of Congress. This proof exists
in his instructions to Gov Walker. in his
message to Congress which no one denies !;
and the issue was made, not not upon the
meaning and principles lail down in the
Cincinnati Platform, but whether those prin-
cipes should be applied TO Kansas.
The Lecomptonites say the principles ore
right and understand those principles as
Messrs. d o.. .lqs and Broderick do, but con.
tend that ogress ought to violate those
principle ,heueyer the President IS induced
by the L'rompton squad to 20 dictate
Mr.. D,ughs believed that such doctrines
would bre L the Democratic party into frag-
ments AMI overwhelm it every where with
defeat Brodcrick, Wise, Walker, aud Stan
ton, took the same view and to this standard
rallied all that could not be bought with
patronage aud all who were willing to brave
the power Of the Presi lent in dismissing
/ their friends from Office.
1t was a most unrelenting and cruel alter
native in some cases to tell the veteran sol
der who fought with Jackson and split his
best blood in early manhood in defense oi
his couutry, that now in his old age he must
abandon those principles he learned under
jefferson, and fought for under Madison, OF
be dismissed from some po,toiiice that had
barely furnished him with livelihood which
his wounds hal disabled him from acquiring
in the more laborious pursuits Of life. Yet
these veterans did not finch, and they who
had braved British bayonets in defence Of
their country's rights, did not shrink from
the danger of standing by their principles
though Calhoun and A'chins3n and their
heads man stood ready to send them upon
the world attended with old age and want.
The patronage # the government was suf
| iicient to induce the legislature to instruct
Mr.. Brodcrck to abandon the Democratic
principles rs he understood them. He re.
fused to obey those Instructions and appeal
ed to the people, If the people arc silent
he stands condemned, He has suffered ev
cry indgnity that the hirelings of the Al
minstration could put upon him, and il
evory county where tney with their Gust IN
house gold have been able to get majority
they have in unmeasured terms condcmne,
this pron1 representative Of tho working
men of California.
viii Butte county where nineteen -tweut
eths are in his favor. be silent and allow th'
Lacomptonites Of Sutter and Del Norte It
condemn Shame on such cowardice aud
pusilanimity You do not endorse in tho
most emphatic terms Broderick aud Mckjb
ben, You are unworthy Of such representa-
tves. You deserve TO have Gwiu, his steam
sip monopoly and Lime Point swindle, fas
tened upon you for tho balaaco OF your
lives.
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MARINE DIsAsTER.--W learn from Capt.
Bates. of tho schooner Hamlet. which ar
rived on the 10th inst. from Tomnles snys
the Fan Francisco Herdld, that the schoon-
er Francis Herald. Capt. Bean, which smiled
from San francisco on the 9th inst. for Vic.
toria. with an assorted cargo of mcrchan-
dise and fourteen passengers. is ashore in
aide of Daxbury reef. The Hamlet passed
within short distance Of her The crew
were then getting an anchor out for the pur-
pose of hedging her off. She was lying on
her beam ends They made no signal OF
distress. 1t is thought she will soon get off
Duxbury reef is about eight miles north oI
Point Bonita.
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Pacific Mail Steamship C0'S Line
GOLDEN AGE,

CAPT WHITING. Commander.
WIZ loayc FOLSOM street wharf, with the United
States Mails Passengers and Treasure. tarpANANA,
On Tuesday, July 2Oiln, 1858,
Ar9OClocx, A. NJ. Pr~crrAtLy.
Passengers by the Pm : CO.'S lime are londcd
on their arrival at Panama, upon the WHAT al ih,
Rail RoNd Terminus, by the Company's steam Ferry
p" and ar' transported.
by the Panama Railroad Company,
mmcdia,iy iy Across ihe lSlutiusi So A>plNWALL,
where ian steatuers ot the T.. :. Mail 60 ure al-
WY, ia'aiiiuoss TO convey then 20 New Yolkor
NeN Orleans
The fanfna Railroad Company and he 4. : STA.
Steamship Company have authorized ugents 20 -.
tae.r Tickets fde.red by hold r. Of Pacific I-,,,,
Passengers arc notified ths: ii -Sats fy5ttt.i.4
mers of he q s.Nllu =. :. c., mast b. rra.ela..
20 ther AZ iata Aspiavalfor reg .:ry ai .,.asr.e
rs they Viii not otherwise be available
Treasury shipment viii b. received ou l..7r.
the e,esHrr until l. O'Clock. uld..-ts., ,..t
No merchandise 'relgh. eli br-....s. 'ul t.st.
ancr O'Clock 2. VI, Jaly Il,h. ,,i - s-,.p sf,,.,
mus. be- procured 40 th- oaee f,r as shipment.
For freight OF Passage. app .o
homes FABCDgN.
Corner oi Sacrament .aa ~. -larf streets.
<.t, g,...Ia.s.t.
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gsH- At meeting held at tho brooklyn
House, Robinson Hill precinct. the following
gentlemen were elected delegates to repre-
sent the precinct in the Convention to-day
Charles Rcdding, A. ]. Graly, John Bras
sile.
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0PosTpoNrp-The furniture auction sale
Of c. scrber is postponed to Tuesday, July
Goth, at which time it will positively take
place
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1t seems to us that in addition to selecting
good reliable men for delegates to the State
Convention there should be instructions Civ
On. by our Convention Of such character
rs to insure the vote Of Butte in the State
Convention in favor OF Popular Sovereignty.
Many will argue that il We send good aud
true men, they viii need no instructions,
The democracy of Butte ought not to rely
upon the judgement Of n few men. Sacra-
mcnto is n very harmonious place. and 'faet
bind fast iind' ia good old proverb. The
democracy Of Butte are known by their elsc-
ted delegates to be in favor of unequivocally
endorsing the democratic creed Of 1856. and
Of adhering to the Kansas Nebraska act and
We presume the Convention will net in good
faith with the party and not hesitate to em-
phatically avow It's sentiments.
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Candidates before the Convention Of the
democratic party ought to be required to
state whether they still adhore 20 tho prin-
ciples Of that party, or whether they have
deemed il expedient to bolt the Cincinnati
platform, for n season; whether the people
are in their opinions the source Of power in
a republic, or whether the Chief Executive
reigns with absolute power; whether or net
new State ought to be admitted into the
Union with SO, 200 inhabitants under n Con-
stitution which they abhor and repudiatc,
but be refused a'lmittance under any other
constitution whatever Of their own making,
until in future years, the population shall
reach 100000. There is but enc side to
true democracy. Two things cannot by any
possibility occupy the same space at the
same time. None hut democrats have any
claims for elevation at the hands Of the dem
ocratic party
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n HoRsE TANNING. James Smith 4 Co.
are travelling through California tanning
horses according to the new system. Mr..
Smith has been in MaIysville, and the .Ne,rs
says that on Tuesday he proposed to break
and tame three year old colt OF Mr.. Covil-
laud. that had successfully resisted all at.
tempts to bring him under subjection. He
10 o cross OF the mustang on keen Ameri.
can stock; and about as wild specimen Of
horse. flesh as is usually seen. Mr.. Covil.
laud's men had done their bes, to tame him.
They had lassoed him--cudgeled him--flled
his ears with brandy-stuck horrible Span.
ish bits In his mouth, cutting his tongue
ana lips into mincemeat-they had done
everything that such philosophers could do
but mirabiie diefu he remained as wild as
ths stsed that Mazeppa took his involuntary
ride upon
well-Mr Smith undertook his education
In our friend 0. ii. Persons stable, in thu
presence Of select audience. Gen. Aller
says, aSufice Ii to say that the "LAw Oh
xrrpNEss' was the only witchcraft he used
and that, in about an hour, the wildes
and most provoking colt We ever saw, was re-
duced to the most perfect obedience. and
made as gentle as pet lamb. Messrs
Smith Compton aud Johnston are teaching
their Invaluable secret to whomsoever may
wish to acquireit. They will be here during
me week Of the fail, and exhibit their ca2a'
bilities. There is no humbug about them
They use no drugs and no nonsense. All
i done on pure philosophical principles.
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BURNING or THE GovERHMENr STABLES
AT BrNrcA The two largo dragon sta
bles at Benecia Barracks were burnt down
on Saturday morning last. Gays the San
Francisco Herald, between two and three
O. clock. A strong wind W blowing from
the northwest, and the flames spread to the
adjoining building 1t was the opinion Of
those who first arrived on the ground, that
both buildings were set on fire. as the ad-
joining one was found full Of smoke when
the door was opened. About thirty FIVE
tons Of hay ian ambulance, four horses, and
and snndry other articles Of Quortermast-
ers property were burnt. The buildings
we're Of n costly description, and were each
one hundred feet long by forty wide.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-15

Cs- The County Judge Of Shasta has de-
cided that in that county, jurors in criminal
cases In Justices Courts are not entitled to
fees.
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INrERLoPERs Some Of the oribed aud
paid concerns which are blowing for Leccmp
tonism in this State, express great fears that
outsiders will interfere at Democratic pri-
mary elections a sufficient reply IS that
thieves always cry ''stop thief' first, and
that Bill Thornburgh, late Know Nothing
Sheriff Of Yuba county, was President of tho
late Santa Clara Lecompton Convention
The democracy Of Santa Clara it is believed
will soon hold Convention aud let Mr.
Thornburgh's Convention take care of itself.
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The CONVENTION will, we presume, be
called to order at about l2 o'clock to-day.
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LEE's CIRcus.--This mammoth establish
ment opens here this evening, OF course
the whole town will be there.
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FoRxNER's PREcINcT. 49, According to
previous notice the Democracy Of Forkner's
Precinct convened at Forkner's Ranch on
the 18th day OF July 1858, when the follow
ing proceedings were had to wit;
On motion Wm. NJ. Jamson was called to
the Chair, and Vim. Harris oppointei Secre-
tary.
A committee was appointed to draft res
olutons expressive Of the sense of this meet
ing, whereupon said committee reported the
following preamble which was adopted
Resolped, That we endorse the principles
rs advocated by the National Democratic
party, that we spuru the idea of dissola'
Iion of said party, knowing that IN union
there is strength.
RcSoIred. That DR.. Vance. Wm. Harris
his reserve, be appointed the Delegate from
this preeint to reprepresent the interest o.
the democratic party in the County Conven'
tion, to be held in Oroyilo on the 10Th in
staut.
Resolved, That a copy Of the proeeeding'
of this meeting be forwarded to the Bats,
Record for publication
W. NJ. JAMISON, Chairman.
NM. NJ IlARRas, Secy.
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The County Convention.

(, This day decides whether or not the Butte
county Democracy will fulfil the expecta-
tions Of he Democracy Of the State. There
are not one hundred Lecomptonites in this
county, and without doubt the Convention
will, to-day, be almost unanimous in repu
dating those who have brought Temporal
ry disgrace upon the Democratic party, by
endeayoriDg to substitute tyrannical and
despotc man-rule, for the rule Of the
majority. The little knot Of political sharp
ers, with which Divine Providence has seen
fit to smite and afflict us, who woule eat out
the substance Of our people and while 50 do.
ing aim to be their benefactors, will make
great exertions to defeat the will Of the
Democrats Of Butte. They are moving
heaven and earth to make proselytes to their
little crowd, and we fear that in n few in
stances they have succeeded
Side issues haue been cunningly brought
up, and we expect to see some in the Con-
vention vote for an endorsement Of the Le-
compton fraud, for the reason that some Of
its enemies have views upon local affairs
which do not accord with theirs. If such
then are among us let us know it-thc soon
err the better Let the political bummers
be spotted who will at all times hold them
selves in readiness to force themselves into
our conventions there TO be the tools Of a
little nest Of m0nied men, who are uneasy
when they have not on hand some thieving
scheme for robbing by the wholesale the peo-
pie who in an evil hour raised them from OBJ
scurity The previoue bowling Of men
against Lecompton will only aggravate their
offence, if they to-day listen to the golden
words Ct the enemy, and by any vote what.
ever, even appear TO subscribe to the crimi-
nal course Of the Administration upon Kan
sas affairs If any man who has hitherto
professed bimself anti Lecompton, this day
votes in favor Of anything iavoring the Le-
compton Constitution, or, what is infinitely
worse, the herman aphroditical, cowardly, de.
spised English Conference bill, the presump-
ton must aud will be that Re received pay
for 30 aoing Harmony is beautiful word
but let no traitor think il will screen hin
from tho indignation Of the people he be
trays. This snme harmony was the cry
when corrupt legislators tried to defent
their action in voting for Gwin in 1857. I
is ever the cry of villains who perform bribe
service, that they did this or that for th
good of the party. Let MS have none of j
here, il is too old, rotten and transparent.
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DIED.

In this city, on the lph instant. JOSEPH Nc
WILLIAMS in the 2ad year of bis age.
The funeral win take place this afternoon at halls
past four O'Clock, from thr residence of hit brother
Jane. McW,'iam3 corner Montgomery street ami
Second Avenue.
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Stock Ranching.

FaNuE >Ul,>, Rl8E8 tsprs ..arsd - receive stock
Il fur rsuehias, al The CEN RAJ RANCH, on
moderate terms
Jane IS-im Z. HUTCHiNS.
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Lost |!

EhN the EVENING OF july 5tt d.riu. the
W trt, hAeA containing t.s boarding accounts.
" horyer 40 r..uri Sic .4u- ~ me at tl4 " tIpe
House. near THE mill vil be liattiy .pwa- led
and no questions ASKED. a. NuCALLAN.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dissolution +!

THE COpbETNERS HIP heretofore existing un .
i der the name and frm OF Hawkins and NaId"-
mark Is This dlN dissolved Is mutual consent, aud
1hcm,s ilawkiu Is authorized 10 settle nj. the
couits ufsaid hrm. THOS HAWKINS
4. NASDEN Rk.
0-ovIa July l3'h, 1858.
FRANKLIN ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER No. 20.
q There win be 4 meeting OF SAID Chapter at
~ Masonic IGal, on Friday tue l6.h instant,
" Va, = O'Clock. p NJ, TO transact business
generally pertaining thereto. Ero,hers and COM
panions. please be puncteai in attenda.ce.
II. 4. GAsTON, p.
At'as' l.. ~. TIrg,xY, Secretary.
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NOtice.

ygNHE SHARE HOLDEEs OF THE BUTTE
"a County Drifting Company, are hereby nOih ,d.
thai the annual meeting for the election OF Trustees
and trau-acfiug such other business may legally
be- brought before them, vi be held nt Mr. chap
mans lPeuusy Nuuia House, orove, on Tuesday the
2Jh day ui july, rs, a quarter before Ocu X,
+ VI. EDWARD C. JOHNSON, ser =.
July l2h. l-a1 jjl-'
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-15

MoRE FRAzER MyER LErrERs.-Ihe
humbug deselopes more and more every day.
Here are some letters 10 II Wagner IA Ma
rysville merchant We find them ia the
.ittrS;
NiCroRIA, July 1th, 1903.
FRIENp WAGNER My letter Of the 9th
| suppose. came TO hand, ordering you to
send me the mentioned goods. | seize the
earliest opportunity to request You not to
send me any OF those goods at present, as
the reports now circulated, here are very
different from what they were two days ago
The reports about the mines are very ais
couraging, and every body here believes they
are all one grand humbug. lfthing- should
change | shall write to you again aud ask
you TO forward the goods Ii II really is IA
humbug, shall lose few dollars On the
lease have taken. and don't wish to lose
more than ! eau help Respectfully yours
l. BowMAN
On the same sheet is the brief, bat signid.
cant, note OF Mr.. Lewis lie says:
FsIgNp WAGNsR;-Y can show this
etter Of Bowman TO my brothers, Lewis
md Harry. Tell them to keep steady as
well as liyely--wE ARE ALL RuMRucGED!
Yours, Ap. LEWIS.
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Highest Price

EpAID FOI& COUNTY sCRIP,
z BY Cls G.. sDhlhER,
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Corner of Sacramento .aa lorf streets.
S.h tClD,lsca.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-04-30
BY Hugh Bowling & Co
AUCTIONEEIs!
REGULAR DAY q EVENING SALES

REGULAR DAY & EVENING SALES
"HE subscribers, determined to de-
Il vote their whole attention TO the
Auction and Commission Business, respectfully
inform the public that they are prepared to re-
ceiveall goods consigned TO their care for sale
at public auction; that no exertions on their
part shall be spared to obtain The best prices
for the same by fair and impartial representa-
tons; and as they intend TO conhne themselves
to a strict cash business unless otherwise or
dered, those sending goods to their sale shall
be settled with Immediately when the goods
are delivered to the buyers. Goods sent TO
them for evening sales can be settled for next
morning, if sold. A regular evening auction
for the sale Of all kinds of merchandise can by
this means be of great service to the commu-
nifty, whose patronage is most respectfully So
licited by the public's obedent servants,
HUGH BOWLING h co.
Auctioneers.
Day Sales-Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday mornings at 10 o'clock and every
evening at o'clock, at the Store. No. 80, Var
mum Buildings Louisiana avenue, and at all
other times and places where their services are
required Sales on the Market Square, oppo-
site the Bank of Washington, attended as usual
on market days.
Cash advances on consignments.
HUGH BOWLING & co.
Auctioneers.
Washington, d. c., Jan. 26--l2m
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-04-30

EE Boy, where is the state of mat
rimony 2 1t is one of the United
States. 1t is bounded by huggiug and
kissing on one side and babies and era
dies on the other side. Its chief pro.
ducts are population, broomsticks, and
staying out o nights, l. was discov-
cred by Adam and Eve. while trying to
find northwest passage out of Paradise.
The climate is rather sultry, till you pass
the tropics of housekeeping. Then
squally weather commonly sets in with
sufficient power to keep all hands as cool
as cucumber. For the principal roads
lcading to this interesting state, consult
tbe first pair of blue eyes you run
against
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-04-30

OLD MAIDS. The editor of country
paper, having been taken to task by a
female correspondent for noticing DR..
Halls receipt to prevent ladies from Ia
king cold-viz: TO keep the mouth
shut. hits back as follows: 1--WE
could never make ourselves popular with
old maids. Do what we would-squeeze
'em behind the door, which they dearly
love--hatter 'em on the sofa--dance with
'em at parties---take EN- to sleigh rides,
and treat 'em to ice-cream, oysters, and
kisses" lin fact, attend ever so gal
lantly to all their wants save making 'em
direct oafcT- and the moment our back
was turned they would turn to and show
their teeth false ones of course). Well
hope deferred maketh the heart sick 4"
and we never blamed EN-"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-04-30

ExroRrs OF Provisions. The Cincin-
natl Price Current contains a statement
of the exports of Provisions from the
United States from January LIST to April
LIST. The aggregates reduced to pounds
show q falling oil Of 60 60, 77655 $50. This
decrease is equal to 100000 hogs; but
as an Offset we have the deficit in the
stocks of the country on the LIST of No.
vcmber, the latter being equal to at leas
300. 900 hogs. Taking the increase il
the hog crop and putting the figures to
gether the result is as follows: Excess
in crop of hogs. $50. 900 head-tota
$4,000; deficit in old stocks, 800, 900
and the net excess will be $50, 900 head
This exhibition, as regards the net ex
cess is based upon the suposition tina
the home consumption has been equal t
that Of last year.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-04-30

E:y- The following story is current in
Virginia The Baptists we're baptising
some converts; they finished by bapti-
sing an old negro, "a slave). The par
sou, not thinking as much of his soul as
of the white portion of his converts, let
him drop, and make his own way to the
shore. The negro, blowing and putting,
reached the shore, and sitting on stump
remarked: That some gent,eman's
niger will got killed by SIGH foolishne IS
yet"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-04-30

re- The following is a specimen of
sharp shooting between co9nette and
her lover:
" You men are angels when you WOO
the maid but devils when the marriage
vow is paid"
The lover, not to be outdone, replied
nearly as follows:
1.-The change, dear girl, is easily for
given; we 6nd ourselves in he'll, instead
Of heaven"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-04-30

A SEAT on TUE Floor. = Lady reads
Legislative proceedings. "On motion
OF Mr.. Smith, the Ladies were admitted
to seats on the floor Of the House,
Indignant lady hearer. A seat on
:he door, indeed, The brutes | should
think the State had better buy chairs,
instead of treating the legislature to wine
parties at State expense. wouldn't sit
on the floor to oblige the legislature, nor
the Governor himself, l know!"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-04-30
C u a m o .

Gu a m O.
XXTILLIAM w. DUNCAN, COM
w MISSION MERCHANT, and
dealer in every description of FERTILIZERS,
offers for sale -
PERUVIAN GUAN0, No. !, furnished
at Government prices, the ton OF 224O los,
delivered either from ship, Warehouse at the
Point, or at my Warehouse up town, on terms
advantageous to consumers; also, MEXICAN
GUANOS, White and Brown, A. A, selected
from Cargos rich in phosphates.
COLOMBIAN GUANO, the ''Ne Plus Ultra
of Phosphate Guano.
ODE BURGS' SUPER PHOSPHATE.
"RHODE'S' SUPER PHOSPHATE OF
LIME, from Formula of State Chemist.)
Also, PLASTER, BONE DUST, and every
known Fertilizer, which can be had in lots to
suit and at the Lowest Market Prices.
Gss- Will attend faithfully and punctually
to the SALE OF WHEAT, CORN and PRO-
DUCE generally, and to the Purchase of Goods
Of any kind, including Farm-Stores, Agricul-
tural Implements, Seeds, &c. ADDRESS
WIN. W. DUNCAN,
No. 80 s. Charles Street, Baltimore, Md.
gz3- All orders left with WIN. BRADDocK,
Rockville, Nd, will be punetually attended
to. feb. 20-tf.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-04-30

Eg- If you would have an idea of the
ocean in storm, just imagine ten thou
sand hills and four thousand mountains,
all drunk, chasing one another over
newly-plowed ground, with lots of caverns
in it for them to step iuto now and then.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-04-30

E1r"I thought you were born on the
let of April, said benedict to his love-
" wife, who mentioned the 2lst as her
birthday. +" Most persons would think
so from the choice ! made ola husband, -
she replied
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-04-30

Es- Swift held the doctrine that there
were three places where a man should be
allowed to speak without contradiction,
viz: The bench, the pulpit, and the
gallows."