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NORRIS McHENRY.
For the NonpareI

For the Nonparel.
Ma. EDlroR-I noticed in late number of
your paper a statement to the effect that the
commencing her internal improvements, by
ditching her swamp and overlowed lands.
This is good move, and which |, for one,
am glad to see, but do not approve Of the
kind Of currency with which it is proposed
to pay for such work, as it will only benefit
a certain portion of the inhabitants of the
county. | am fully aware that Swamp
Land Scrip will pay for Swamp Lands, but
there are great many inhabitants, in Pot
tawa,tamie county, who have no Swamp
and claims to nav for. nor are they able,
these pressing times, to buy land, and at tA-
same time, meet the necessary expenses Of
living. 1t is this class of persons that are
now out Of employment, and they must re-
main so, unless they seize this opportunity
in which case they subject themselves to a
heavy discount, for the benefit of those who
have Swamp Lands to pay for; or, what is
moro probable, to enhance the already
plethoric purses of grasping speculators.-
For one, should like to know why this
county, like Mills county, cannot pay for
her ditching, in current funds. BY paying
the gold for the proposed work, contend
that both the county, and those who perform
the labor, would be greatly the gainers.-
First, the county would get the work done
much cheaper; second, the laborers could
use their pay to much better advantage
Lastly, by paying the gold for the dltching,
the greater portion Of the community would
be benefited, instead of the few, as will te
the case, under present arrangements.
A SUBSCRIBER.
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CT Lefingwell, the Democratic candi-

CT Lefingwell, the Democratic candi-
date for Congress in the I'd District finds
it suicidal policy to endorse the Conference
swindle. lie is travelling with Mr.. Vande-
yer having met him at Dubuque and Bell
vue. In some places, he has manifested his
opposition to the English bill while in 9TH
ers according to the testimony of Buchanan
organs up North, he stands squarely on the
Conference swindle, endorsing its provisions.
1t is evident that in regard to Lecompton, he
intends to play double shutting game, and
will present himself in differnt attitudes in
different localities on this same Lecompton
question. IL is a good thing, however, that
his spirited and talented competitor, Mr..
Vandever, will expose this double faeedness
on the great issue of the day. Mr.. Letting
we'll will be compelled to face the music; and
before the campaign closes, he will find it
infinitely better to advocate the policy Of
either Buchanan Or Douglas, than to be one
thing and then the other just to suit the SEN
timents of the different sections which he
may visit.
The Republican papers from Northern
Iowa bring US glowing accounts of the zeal
and ability with which Mr.. Vandever is con-
Quoting the campaign. He has strong case
and he will convincingly make it out before
q jury Of his countrymen. Let the good
work progress. The Republicans are de-
lighted with the results Of the discussion
thus far.-Iowa Citiren.
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The emocratic Arfstocracy,

The celebration Of the 4th at Boston, bv
the so-called Democracy, was an exclusive,
aristocratic affair. The tickets for the din
ner were fixed at the democratic price of
ten dollars which admitted the purchaser
and n lady to hear the address of the old
Wing star orator, Rufus Choate. The atlas
says it was made up of the we'll dressed,
well TODD aristocratic portion Of the party.
1t was quite a lavender water, white.kid,
green-turtle concern. The hard fsted.
embrowned visaged, strong armed and
strong-heartcd mechanics, who used to swell
the ranks of the party in the North End
Wards, were among the missing, but in their
stead were the Choates, the Austins, the
Harveys and the Debones, whose Democrat
like the swill-mik cows, are
somewhat stab-tailed. The chiefs appeared
to be recent recruits from the old Wing
party, men who couldn't be Republicans
because Republicans elected machine shop
men for Governors of States, and shoemak-
ers Senators in Congress, and who also be-
lieve tina. slave holding and slave driving
are neither Democratic or National institu-
tIUus.
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HORACE EVERF1P
Council Dls1s, IS,1e "a


COUNTY OF ROTTAWArvArsSsss
g wqrsE qr 70. u, go srye 49,
y. springer's farm, milss Merh Il - i Il
-s..as, 80 81 = ~ 80 .efes, - Hssss;s.
ny ., ~ H-60 acres, X Cru, u
toe creek, mile sonth Of Nr - fam -
N ., ~ 40--Iso acres, Silver crect 49,.
a sheiey . eaas, % timber On the
Sh NV g5 EqrNw qr; sHsww.nsS
wv ar ?, rs, 48-AO acres, Nishnat,otsnyr 49,, n
tom land on the Stage route east, ni,e ~ 4
,, , JOINING sioeum's and Judge Jsnesf.st
there Is no better body Of land in western - ~
this; with plenty Of timber and numerous sssss -
near. l~Er 3 q ." :. 'sssueaen
Also, " Or " ar; and N ar swoyf
timer. s&sun
sssw or 10, and n qrsEqrs n. as-n
Nishnabotany bsttorn land, miles north u Neet.s
near Cutzingerss Mil !; about 10 acres tta,".AS
tract ! mile north Of the new State road,
Or and W or :, 70, 3s-s2o acre, so.,..
ON the Nishnabottany River, miles beior 800
ana me tame distance above lola, and sSjsis,,s
Nwqrsw qrs4; WISE ar; and gwsr
~ ar "; NJ Eqr; EK NV or; sgosgN
and Or Eqr 49, n, 300 acres. On pips.sy
ABOUT siles above Reels mill and Is mes ns-
ofEH 10; NJ and swqrYE "a .
Ss s MssouFi River bottom land, miles from -.
an SOL ~ :" anu , W ., W q =.
figeon u miles N Of Council Blurs ahan, - -
.ihi'e n, THIS very fine tract for large far,
70 o. q, qr w Or and W u W ar al IA -.
Eo g. 81 no. 49, 1920 acres bottom land, mile ~
a na sWqr; VIZ Z qr and swqrNgma.
el cs;, bottom land, on Little Silver mile, =.
.n ~ sE Or rs; n Or and wy Sc ar %, rs a..
Childs. 'eA' "nies east 3lJ
~ W Or; and W. Sc or 10, 70, 4I-1so ae,., a
State road '0'N VI osioSe oanS
Places and g Fenner's farms '0 A"i'h @a
% y q, Y; and W Or wqr o. n s9-Iao ,c,..
town. '' oNe iNAe from New
~ ~ q ar, and ar 10; 81 " or and sv a,,,
100 acres On Nishnasottany, AT Lewiu,s Grove
ses o. Timber, balance bottom prairie and up,
a'Ioihng MI True's and Mr. Wright. farms
sW gr; z ar or; and ar n wa,u
~ si-iso 80 acres, on Keg creek mile Of Il -
from Council Bluffs. - A'"
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Incorporation Notice!

N Office IS HEREBY GIVEN, OF mn
~ formation Of Company under the Genersi l,s.
poTation Law of the State Of Iowa called the cs.-
Bluns X ST. Joseph Railroad Company and Sgiur S1s.
ness under said name. =
The principal place Of transactng the business a MI
Compdny,ls al Council Bluffs. Iowa =
The general business of the Conuany il the bpiS,r
and operating Railroad from Council Bluffs Ia A.
Missouri State line with such branches As said
may from time To lime deem expedent ?.
The Capital Stock Of the COMPANY Is che rilJita
dollars, with the right to increase il to three its
TO be paid by instaIlmeDts the Directors nav mn
time to time assess and order; PROV de. syct iusx.
meats shall not be demanded more tbs cnce 10 trg
months abd shall not lat any time ezss FIVE Der
cent. OF Individual subscription @s.
This Corporation commenced On the 18th aay q Ny
A. d. 1883 to continue fifty years, with tie dss
renewal -
The business affairs of the Company are TO "a nan,s
by nine Directors, who shall choose from her q,
number, President, Vice President and Tress5v
Tn Board Of said Directors, shall also eject se,s-
The election OF Directors and other Of6cersSS
Company, VIII take place annually Oh the d Nm
Of July
The highest amount of indebt elnesS a the Cou,r
shall net at any one time exceed $3.50 CO., unit
Capital Stock is increased and shall lot at any one L,
exceed two million of dollars.
The private property of Stockholders is e1eap, ira
the payment OF the corporate debts over and sse M
amount due from such Stockholders on their s,nk
5. F. NUCkOLLS President
HORACE EVERETT, Vice Pra;Ges
:. s. CURTIS, Secretery
CouarIl Bluffs. July 3D.. 1s5S-v2nl0.
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f17FT The following picture of life rs it no

1.-THE following picture of life as it now
is in Napoleon, Arkansas, is by a resi-
dent.
Nearly every other man in the place has
skiff, dug out or raft, and with these may
be seen navigating all over the Venice of
Arkansas. The merchants receive their
goods from the rf-boat by skilfs, the law
yers reach their Offices and the court house
by skiffs, physicians make their calls in boats;
the ice man, the butcher, the vegetable man
ditto, and until within few DAYS past the
facetious and energetic editor of the Napo-
leon Planter, and his typos, reached their
sanctum in the same manner, and actually
published one weeks issue while the water
was one foot deep on the floor. Boats are
therefore indispensable in Napoleon, what
few horses, mules, and mich cows remain
in the place are perched on RATS temporarily
constructed under the impression that the
water would not remain up SO long, and they
are really objects of pity.-Er.
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~ D"siu AHd"Hluuey 4 lnOHaS ID. III, Aas~A.s
ClRS-You and each Of you are hereby ne,is.s -.
- there is now On file in the Office Of the Clert s
District Court in POttawattamie County Iowa ~. -
Elemental Petition Of WILLIAM HETHERISsTovS
leging that Alexander Marshall frauduebtly .ns 81,
out consideration conveyed to the said Nsvhinn.-a
Northeast quarter Of Section Is. in Township IS ~
OF Range 43 West situate in said County, and H.. =
said Mhwhnney, afterwards, without cons;as-,.
frauduiently conveyed TO said Thomas b N,,as
the said land for the purpose Of cheating and tr,,,r
said Plaintiff cut Of 81 and one-haf acres in s,,s,S
claimed by him, and praying the said Court i -
SAID conveyances TO be void and praying for de,ss
deed Of said 81 l-2 acres; and that unless yar I,.
and answer thereto, on or before the mornnr =
Second day Of the next Term Of said Cour, "a :.
swer to said Petition, decree will be rendered 80
you IN FAVOR OF said Plaintiff agreeably 10 the prs.
his said Petition, and for costs. Dated Nsy n Is
BALDWIN Il DOUGLASS
Att'ys for Pxinis
/, C. p. KELLOGG, Clerk Of the district c.t- !,
P0ttawattamie County Iowa, hereby certify Tia, a..
May term, 1855, Of said Court it Was ordered III, s
foregoing notice TO be published once week s =,
successive weeks in the SoRpGrea a weekly ~.
paper. published in Council Bluffs Civ in 81
County. CP KELLOGG e n
July 7-nIl-4w -
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6ooo

acres OF variable farming land suitable for Coins
an peihs ID one body IN the forks OF the IVES, NJ
nabotany River. his land lies in sec,ions 4 Wa
n, 50 In Pottawattamie county; and In ses,in,4
10 81, q, &C. q, %, %, 30, 81 a. and as = ~
ID shelby county, mile north Of Cutsnger's mil -
Sewtown, miles south Of the location Of the " e
r; miles north Of the new State Road IA r. ~
and IS miles from Council Bluffs. About 80 80
bottom, and y slope and upland, with a sum-.
timber, weli-watered and Of the school sul,,.. -
ana all arabic with the exception Of some 50 ~. WIZ
This land is deserving the attention Of th.. =,
settlement for Colony, and will be only 80 !.
body. Terms easy. fye-nfasi =
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A Finished City,

recent American traveller SAYS, that,
when in Venice, he expressed curiosity to
know how the remarkable palaces of that
city were built, and on what foundation
Their stood. Being told that they stood upon
piles, he desired to see the pile driver
"There is a model of it in the Doge's nal
ace, somewhere" said the guide, shut it
has not been used in modern days, as we
have not had house built in Venice for
three hundred gears! 1t may we'll be con-
cluded that, We're there land enough for
fence to be built upon, the city might as we'll
b. fenced in.
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The amount of of specie in the Banks and
Sub Treasury of New York, on the LIST of
July, was 500, 966, 1914, against 1913 81 ,4o5
the same time last year. In round numbers
forty millions of dollars. The updrawn
deposits in the city banks, foot up over eighty
nine millions! Money is easy, and the
rates on call loans are 8 to per cent. Dis
counts on short paper are made at 4a4l-2
per cent. and on 4 to months A 10 to 6
per cent. Money has really become drug
in New York, and yet it lies there instead
Of seeking investment in improvements and
manufacture in the West, where it would
pay handsome per centage. 49,. -.
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Tho prospects for good crops are very
fattering in this region: There is an
abundance Of corn, potatoes and other veg
etables in the ground, and all promises
copious yield. Emigrants to this section
of country will have no difficulty in obtain
ing all kinds of supplies here at moderate
prices.-Sionr CITY Eagle.
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cTr"The Republican members Of Congress
gave one vote in favor of the principle of
popular sovereignty. p Statesman.
That is more than majority Of the Demo :
Gratis did, and many of those who did at one
time vote for it, got frightened, backe |
down, and Endorsed the En- lish dod GEO.
S. Journal.
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fy Sturgeon, the celebrated English
preacher, sometimes comes out with a good
thing: "Brethren," said he, eff God had
referred the Ark to committee on naval
affairs, it's my opinion it wouldn't have
been built yet.''
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Shoe Ws .NtnspNper
N ~schOss columns are at alt
AA times erOscdsd srtsh i'd
SSES>A0 rsrftsenssMts, and scti
shor yOS . eOmnssstfy attire rifh 6ssfRsss
and sntsrprfsc. The age Il a nsOrtwS ore. n
man that sfands sstH ds these chatter days"
1N, In a short time, HHd htmseif bshfnd hts
pstisOr.
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ESTRAYS.

TAKEN UP. BY JOHN WILSON, LIVING
L IN walnut Creek Township, Pottawattamie county,
Iowa, on the goth day Of August D. 1857 one Cream
MARE supposed to be sixteen years old; black
name and tail and stripe down her backs has star in
her forehead and snip on her nose deficient in both
hind feet and one fore foot.
Also, one Bright Bay Mare, with black name and
tall with colt. The mare has in her forehead
and thstalo OIL her left fore shoulder; supposed
FIVE years old
Which said Horses have this day been posted before
me- by the said John Wilson, and appraised be worth
Eighty-fve Dollars by Peter Conckn Reuben Conckin
and Charles Fedner
Witness my hand this Goth day Of August A. D. 1857.
A. J. BARNES,
nIS-4w Jnsfice Of the Peace.
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az A fine lot of farming lands in this
County, are offered for sale BY Horace
EVERETT. Read bis advertisement il another
aolann.
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NOTICE {!

NOTICE!
T s HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE ASSESSMENT
roll Of the city Of Council Bluffs for the year 1863
has been returned to the Common Council by the City
Assessors and, Friday, July 23d 1858, at o'clock p
NJ has been set by the Council for hearing compa
OF persons who sggrieved by such assessment at
which time all such persons appear the Council
Chamber, and file their complaints.
Done by order Of the Common Council July 9th; 1855
....-. ,... r..- FRANK STREET,
CITY Recorder.
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CT live Alligasor, four feet long, turn
ed up in one of the most populous streets
Of New Orleans; few days since.
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The Republican Electors of the Third Judicial Dis
consisting of the Counties Mills
Fremont Page, Montgomery, Glass; Adams, Taylor, I'm
ION, Clark Decatur and Rngod, requested to send
delegate for each fifty voters in their respective
Counties, to a Republican Judicial Convention, to be
held at the Court House in GLENWOOD Mills County,
THU RSDAY THE 26TH DAY OF AUGUST next, at
2 O'Clock NJ for the purpose nominating candidates
for District Judge, Prosecuting Attorney and Member
Beard Of Education and the transaction OF other
business. Counties having than SO votes, will be
entitled 10 delegate.
FRANK STREEr,O
d. c. BLOOMER, Republican
G. Z. STONE, SCen Committee
D. b. CLARK, of Pot. Co.
J. B. GOSS.
Council Bluffs, July sth, 1858.
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1. o. of o. +.

COUNCIL BLUFFS LODGE, No. 40, l. O. OF O. F ,
meets every Tuesday Evening, in HAGG's Block, on
Broadway. Brothers from abroad visiting the city, are
cordially invited TO attend. [no3l-ly.
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AXts, nc, &c.
To Country Dealers, We would respectfully say that
think wecan offer great. IF NOT GREATER IN
JUDGEMENTS to purchase from u.s. than from any other
mercantile house in Western Iowa-not excepting the
markets Of s.. Joe and St Louis.
q We keep no Old Goods in House!
Not article 10 entire establishment is soiled with
the dust of single year.
All of Foreign Goods are Fresh as when first olen-
ed III the CStom Houses OF Boston, New York Piia-
delphia and Batimote.
Our Domestic Goods are equally fresh and well con-
ditiOned.
By offering TO the notice Of the public Of the
largest and best selected stocks Of Goods in the West
and by earring the principle of elevated and
honorable competition in trade, we hope 10
establishment maintaining the digniied position Of
The Banner Store OF the West"
II Caliand see us: Our Statesmen and other at
tendants Will ever be found courteous and attentive to
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Hosiery,
are well selected and cannot fail to please the most re,
Our SKIRTS Of all qualities from the plant light
and airy Sfeel Extension to the more cumbrous Scar
let Bal Moral.
Our ssssssIrs.a II Ladies', Misses and Children.
VI s We can furnish every variety
artclethe Scarlet Shanghe-is amongst our sioss q,
ladies shoes. :"
Our stock Of Gentiemen's Fine French Cali and Con.
gress Boots, Ties, Pumps Slippers &C, is very large
and elegant.
We have also very fine assortment Of Gentlemen.
Youth and Boys Hats and Caps-every thing from the
commonest Palm, to the fine, broad-brim Plantation
the fashionable Silk and Cashmere and the elegant
business Hat.
We have opened, also, a very fine lot OF sruerior
Carpetings to which would invite special
Our Window Shades and Draperies, Wall Paper and
House Furnishing articles, perfect keeping with
the remainder Of our stock.
We have very large assortment Of
Fresh Teas, Rio and Java Cofee's
Puiverzed, Crushed,
Clarified Brown Sugars;
Molasses and Syrups
Cod Fish.
White Fish,
Mackerel,
Herrings in all size packages;
Also, Figs, Rsisins,
Currants, Prnes Asstd Candies
Also lot OF superior Western Reserve Cheese
Warranted.
Our stock d Soaps and Candles is very large and we'll
assorted
We keep constantly on band all the various brands Of
Missouri and Iowa Fiour-also very superior Hams,
Shoulder Inside Meats.
Our assortment OF building material is very extensive,
embracing Shingles,
Doors, Sash,
Glass Nails,
Spikes, Butts Screws,
Door Locks. sc.
To the FARMER, we would say that our Stock Of Az
ricuitural Implements is complete. We have a large
stock OF the most approved PLOWS, besides
Hoes,
Shovel:,
Rakes,
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which have been selected with great care in the
different Cities Of the East; and which. inspection
will be found to embrace every thing new rare and
valuable IN the way Of Ladder Misses and Chdren's
DRESS GOODS. 4. Z
Cientlemens, Youths ard Boys Wearing Apparel;
Fine Stationery and Cutlery;
English American Glassware;
Extra Fine China Tea and Dinner Sets;
Liverpool Ware;
Heavy and Fancy Groceries;
Fruits Preserved and Fresh;
Jeliies, Sauces, Pickles, Liquors, &c.
In our wholesale rooms, will be found choice as
sortment OF PIECE GOODS, comprising nne
French; saxon and American Cloths;
Cassimeresand vestings;
SatiDets, fweeds, kc.,
Also bleached and Brown Sheetngs and
Shirtings, Tickings, 0snaburgs, Crash, he, &c.
Our assortment Of Silks and Fine Linen Goods; De
Lanes Chaliis Bareges and Prints very extensive
and embraces every thing new in pattern as well as
fine and substantial in finish and fabric.
Our stock Of Embroidery embraces all the newest
sty les and patterns to be found in the Eastern Markets
Our Bonnets Of the latest Spring Nodes and
amongst them, will be found all syes-from that Of
the plain Shaker" and Travelling Hat to the most e
CANT Partisan made Bonnets and Head Dresses.
Our Ribbons, a." ... ~ .z-.s y.
Collars,
Sleeves,
uanlHn sAA.
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New Goods!
BABBlTT 4 ROSS!
At THEM @#
Wholesale and Retail Rooms,
No. 8. Phenix Blsck. Upper Broadway,
Spring 4 Summer Gseas,

VITOULD RESPECTFULLY DIRECT THE ATTEN-
w ton Of purchasers to their immense, varied and
stock Of E-sf- ,sE b. q 20, 81 80.
Smyrna times., 1858-11-25
CORRESPONDENCE.
Correspondence Of the Smyrna Times.
Increase of Intemuerance.

what a fearful progress intemperance is
making in our State ia particular and the
country at large generally! Young men are
iou"d fresuentng at al hours the places where
the liquid fire " is sold, and greet the morn.
1ng, after night Of debauch with hidao,s
yells. Fathers would be astOnishcd to krov,
all the truth relative to their sons. Tbinkino
their darling boys above enpaoing in tho Iou,o.
'"e! 'dl TO read, from their redeemed
eyes a"0 -"anton ways, the sad tale of the last
"'g"' IS revelry. Ii these marks become stroro
""u unmlstakeable, they console themselves
'"at'he sallles Of youth and the force Of ,sso.
cations will gradually give way under the rod
VI eNPe''ehce ana the maturing of age; that
more could not be expected of them. seeinq
other young men of respectable connexions ;,
are lnduIged IN free purses ia st horses and Iato
hours' These are Observation-Disclosures are tho
ohiy passports to good society, and if a ,,iD,-
cd breath and a staggering oni, G,Ilo., :; -
''A'"' "ny 1t Will not do to curb youth too soon.
because the spirits would hagg and ambition
"ould trall IN the dust! No, no-mv son ia
genus; he Is promising, and these appendages
Non l.
cannot be remedled, so they must Be endured
Oh how my heart bleeds with anguish y, so,,,o
s'Sh's which meet me almost every dav of nv
"ie AS pass those places where druokorJs
are made' see the young cautiously entering !
sometimes the old emerging, with flushed
c0eek and downcast eyes, conscious of thai,
s"d'he' bearing at one time a profession of ra-
'giO"' anu At another making ii a bye word and
feproach. When see the monster rapDin,,
MS COILS about the church and raising his hydra
mead to plunge his poisonous fanes in her hear,
'eei us tIme' nighttime for temperance men
10 give the alarm. heard gentleman nm
wisely say, short time since, he did mot ca,o
II 'here was rum shop at every corner and
crossroads in the State; men who won,od
llquor' and voted down the prohibitorv law
ought to have all the evil oft. But, sir otba,s
nave TO suffer as well as they. Our children
are equally exposed; and if they were not. his ,
IS not The true philosophy. Away with such :.
ioctrlne! Let us form temperance societieson i
he Oiu plan. Let us beat back this GROWING
,Vll and save our children and theirs
have but one word more. Parents watch
'our boys and make your rules at once and r
xecu1e them. Exert your parental authority n
o"' or presently it viii be too late. .,
OBSERVER. b,