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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-17

HoLTovAYsyOINTNENT AND PIILs.-Sureery is generally
too ready with the knife and the The ecat Of
.brilliant operation is great professional ''cari "
but the mutilated sutl,ct who has al! the pain and
Of the glory of the cutting aud slashing is by
70 be enyici We have little doubt that in
than half the where the knife Is used in hospitals
and private practice, lIooways inesnahlc Ointment
would render its employ unnecessary, ~ reducing
the Inflammation. and prccuding all dan-er Of ockjsw,
modification, .sDgren". We advise all wEO suf-
irrn- from wounds. fractures tumor, cancers, disease
the bones, try this healing COOLING disin-
tcctng preparation, before they sur steel causc
com" in contact with their flesh. The Pills should be
taken to purify the blood, while the ointment is applied
externally.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-17

rPNew Store Goods advertised IN to-day's
paper, at scHnrrrn's, and at Beavers first
of the season.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-17

.y"Another desirable Farm Property Is
advertised in our columns this week.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-17

Dr. tALLs GtLvA~rc Or is a blessing 10
invallds, for it Will relieve them of pain as
soon as it is taken internally, or applied exter-
nally. Pain and misery can not exiS, where
the Galvanic Oil is used.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-17
rr See New AdVertisci';@f MS.

aS-Don't forget the County UIr,
E-Thursday and Friday,
py-Oct. If and Is, 1873.
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FOR FALL & WINTER !
BEAVER, KRFWEP & M'CLUHE

RE Just opening varied and extensive
N assortment of GOODS adapted 10 the
wants of the community and 10 The season
which have been purchased 50 as 10 enable
them 10 sell at prices that defy competition.
CcH Gnd See' L. IL. Il NC.
Lewi>burg Sept. 10. 1853
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-17
VUE GREAT PURIFIER
THE WORLD CHALLENGED =
rvTO PRODUCE IT'S Equal!
rTTHE BLOOD SEARCHER
~ VGIORIOUSLY TRIUMPHANT!

Sworn statement of David MCreary, of Na.icr Town
ship, Bedford county:
In April 1886. can remember. small PIN
pie made its appearance my upper lip which soon i,
cac enlarged used pouiticrs Of sorrel, and
wash of bne uitrol, without effect Finding the sore
extending called Dr. Ely, OF Schcllsburg. who pro
naunced il CANCER, and prescribed wash Of sugar OF
lead and bread poultccs. Finding these remedies of no
avail called upon DR.. Shaier, of Dayidsyc, Somerset
county, who also pronounced the di,ease Cancer, and
gave internal and external rcmedS-the latter con-
s;sti, urinciay of caustic but all to purpose
the disease continued spreading toward the nose mex
preparation Of arsenic in the form OF saye This
for time the disease but the inflammation soon
increased. called uron Dr. Statier Of ST. Ciars-
vie Eedforl county, who also pronounced the uiSrse
Cancer, and applied salve said to he never falling
remedy. but it had effect whatever in checking the
spread sore In December Of the year, the
disease had eaten away greater part of my upper ,
and had attacked the when went TO Cncinnati
where consulted Prof H. s Newton, of the Elcctc Med
ical College. lie pronounced the disease "a cutaneous
Cancer. supernduced 10y oriinate OF mercury
lie applied mild zinc ointment and gave me internal
remedies My face healed up but the inflammation was
not Thoroughly removed. In February 1851. he pro-
nounc, cured and left for home. In April the Iii
seasc again and vioen. the pain that
could night. Late in May returned to Cir
cinnl placed self under the of Or.
Newton. with whom remained until September, during
which time he used known remedy aud partly
ceedei in checking the iii hut when returned h
there still three dischargin- ulcers my face -
continued using Newtous preparations. and also m'
cine that got from Dr. Ely. but the Cancer cuntnued
growing until it had eut If he kGf SIZE Of my the
,r,oer ,ortop Of .y Esjt cI.L and had attacked mn
eye. had given up all hope Of ever being cured. since
Dr. Fly said he could only give relief: but that
was impossible. In March, ISIS. bought bottle of
s.HIood Searcher bat must confess that had faith
in it. | very weak when ] c mmcncrd taking il;
bat found that gained strength day by day. and also
that ulcers commenced drying up lcontinued AMI
the third bottle taken my face was healed
If by a miracle used fourth bottle, and nave been
healthier since than have hcrn for the last
Although nv is sadly disfiynred, am still crcatfu
10 benign Providence who has spared my litcani which
has been done through the instrrentalty of LND-EY
InpPnyEp Blood Sc ARCHER. DAVID MCEEAEY
sworn and subscribed this 3lst day Of August. A. D.
lsS before me- the Justices of the Peace in and
for the Borough of Holiday sburg. Blair county "a
MIiness-U. j. JONES. JOHN GOi.LEl, j. L.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-17

The Collegiate. Academic and Thee
logical DEPARTING u the University at
Lewisburg, ,ani Fcma.c Institute, commence
their Winter course on Thursday Of next
week
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-17

~ We have before Us box of 30 or 40
Pens, of different sizes and qualities, all bear
ing the brand of Murray, Young & Co, of
Lancaster, and for sale at the Lewisbufg
Bookstore by Vim. Murray. For schools, the
Commercial Pen is well adapted. Persons
desiring steel pens of any kind, can surely be
supplied by MURRsY.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-17

TES& The person tina, took the Blue China
tASS Flower Pot from grave in the Lew
isburg Cemetery, will please return the same
or will get into trouble.
GEO. DONACHY, Sexton.
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ERts .
EesrisbNrN. E".
FRIp.Y MORNING, SEPT. l.. 1898.

,-,,r-,,,,, ,t,r,f,cturcrs Ncrch7uJs. Mechanics
n niIi. or-,rs in CITY and Count, Iu'i! i!-ber>-
a. H., ,y 10 bny or selI-woud 10 we'll 70 'n'ploy The
columns of the LerctsbHry tt""Hi't' N.' "a !, ~
.ns circulation in a commu.' col 'a'hihe
iarr proportion active, solvent proi1.l r''S"iH''
AMI dealers as any in the state.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-17

gSThe Lewisburs Public Schools yesicr
day commenced tkeir Winter Sessions, con
templa,ing six months of instruction. The
following are the Teachers employed;
Hubley ID. Albright, Town Hail.
Joseph II. Walker, do
Miss G.. Rowland, do
Miss VI. Holstein, do
Miss A. II. Sioner, Old Pres. SeS. ROOM
Miss T.. Eichoitz, do
Miss A. +. Dale, Northern Liberties.
Miss $. Armstrong, do
Miss 4. VI. Frear, Baptist session room.
Miss 4. Volkmar, Christian session room.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-17
2cUIsUltrg #arkct.
MARRIED.

On the .th inst by Ed. Sam I. Montgomery HENRY
r. NoLi- Of Lewisburr, and Miss ALMlNA Il. DAVEN-
PuET. OF Plymouth. Luz. Co Pa.
In Lcrisburs, 9th inst by Rev. DR. Bowman. Mr.. :. O.
GoonLANDER, Of Fulton City, Ill, and Miss SALLlE
X. PRICE Of L.wisbarg.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-17
ST0VES FOR SALE.

VNHREE eoet second-bagl Coal Stoves, sui
table for Offices or Sl.f~. Inquire of
Aug. 81. SAML II. CkWIG, Levy.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-17

nn- Court commences ncxt week in Sny-
der county. There Is an animated canvass
for minor offices in that coun,y-all cal.
cilatcd, We trust, to bring out large vote
and secure al cid fashioned victory over
Locofoc0ism.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-17

- See advertisement DR.. Saniord's LIVER
ISvIGoRATon in another column of this paper
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-17

sSt-Thc late Encampment at William
spor., by all accounts (for VIC were not
counted in'') was the "greatcst cry for
SO little WOOL of any "Greal" humbug Of
the day. Spectators were numerous
enough, but there were not hardly 500
soldiers" although there were over 1000
tents, furnished by THE SrATE-ovcrt two
teuts 10 each soldier. The number of
prostitutes, pickpockets, and gamblers it is
conf c;urcd fully equa!lcd the number of
soldiers. The most respectable people of
Willlamsport, We opine, never want ''to
look upon its like again ~
The question now comes up, "WHO
PAYS for tie tents, advertising, and
other expenses of his somi-oflicai fan
faronadc Of nonsense to !i.l the pockets Of
few landlords and give notoriety to an
ambitions town? i it expected that the
State Treasury shah >u!ier? Docs that
account for the anxiety to get the "ele.
CANT" Nr Dietiick Of Williamspori in the
Senate, aud Lloyd in the House!
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-13
Arazona.

This is tho name nowgiven to that
uSt& to be known as the Messilla
Valley or GadSon purchase, 1t in.
cludcs tract Of country, embracing
abont 27 900 square miles. kiS in
terposed between New Mckee on the
north, and the Mexican provinces Of
Sonora ami Chihuahua on the south
and extends westward to the Oolora-
da river. An esteemed friend-an
officer in the army who has been sta
toned in the neighborhood of the
territory, and has repeatedly traver-
Sed large portions of it, assures us
that it abounds in the precious met
als--gold and silver and copper-has
many spots Of fertile soil, is admira-
bic adapted for the propagation Of all
kinds OF fruit and especially rhe grape
and possesses an atmosphere which to
use his own words, sit is physical
delight to breathe" Colorado City,
opposite Yuma, is at the junction OF
the, Gila Colorado, and at the present
head of navigation on the latter river.
1t is alreadya place of trading i'm
portance because it is at the only con-
veniSnt and secure crossing place.
Population is rapidly flowing into
this new Territory. The mining COM
panies last year consumed over ono
hundred thousand dollars worth Of
goods shipped from San Francisco
alone and landed at the mouth of the
Colorado. A week never passes with
out the sailing ofvsssels from Califor-
MIA to the Colorado. They ought to
have ample military protection now.
An application will be made to the
present Congress to,have territori-
al government organized, and there is
little doubt it will be and 'ought.to be.
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-13
Visiting the City,

A country gentleman who has liv-
ed near us so long that he might pass
for native Of these diggins, although
he was horn nearer you than me, was
obliged to visit your city on business,
few weeks ago in the midst Of the
panic. He took quarters at board
ing-house, and his rustic dress and
appearance exposed him to the obser-
vation and remark Of a smart young
lady, Of very uncertain age, who sat
opposite to him at the dinner table.
Taking him for decidedly verdant
son of the soil, she proceeded to quiz
him at her leasure. The gentleman
perceived her drift, and he humored
the Joke. In the course Of her inqui-
ries she asked
"Did you ever visit our great city
before ?"
"Ycs ma'am, did several years
since"
"Did you come by railroad, or
steam -hoat, in those days? ?"
Neither Of them things were in
use when came to town, "
"You must have come by stage ?"
Not exactly that way, neither"
In wheelbarrow, perhaps 2"
"No not that way neither,
"You must have come on foot"
(" Not exactly so ma'am."
"Well then how did you come
do tell us ?"
"Well, if you must know, ]. was
born here, June oath, 1914, at No,
30 Walker street, near the Bowery."
The young lady was perfectly sat
isfed. She dropped the conversation,
dropped her napkin, and finished her
dinner another time, having learned
a lesson to mind her own business
Harpers Magazine.
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-13
MisceIiaQeops.
Our ConssitttiOn---stand by It

These will be the words Of the Free
men OF Kansas.
The People, through their delegates
have made their own Constitution,
and will stand by 1t, let who may op.
pose
1t 10 a noble document---ht for the
age, worthy the cause, and in advance
on every humapitarian ground and
for every humanitarian principle. 1t
meets the bOst spirit of freedom. 1t
is u document worthy the men who
have achieved the second great revo-
luton of the Republic.
We shall publish the Constitution
as soon ~ il shall he ready for pub
lication. Meanwhile lot the voice Of
the People, in the calm might Of their
own majesty, bO heard, as i one heart
beat in their bosom, declaring, "This
10 our work, and we will sustain il
AND THE GOVERNMENT UNDER 1T, come
what may !"
Hurra, thon, for tho LsSvonworih
Constitution | Out with your ban
ners, Freemen, and lcs lis, one and
all, rally ndorit.--LsdreR'Oorh TGmcs,
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-13

ing University within one-half mile Of
here, which, when completed, will be Sec
ond to none west Of the Mississippi river.
With these facts in consideration, peo-
pie in the States can have no grounds for
hesitating to remove heNs for fear of debar.
ring their children from educational privi-
ieges.
PRAIRIE CITY.
Is fairly under way, with more improve
ments and better prospects than any other
town on this great middle thoroughfare.
Such is our position, that we defy success
full competition. Our main street already
has a business appearance. and several
buildings are now IN process Of erection.
No place in the Territory will make greater
returns to the capitalists for moneys invest
ed than will Prairie City
TO MECHANICS.
No class is needed here more than me.
chanics. The most liberal inducements are
offered them by the Association. One, two,
and three lots are donated to them---accord-
ing to the occupation pursued and the
amount invested in improvements. Me.
chanical occupations of every description
can be followed here with great safety
affording harvests of profits to the enga.
gers. Families emigrating from the States
generally leave their househ Id goods behind
to avoid paying the exhorbitant freight
age up the Missouri, and consequently
they rely upon the Territory for re-fitout
Thus it will be seen that the demand for
everything indispensable for housekeeping
must necessarily be great.
D' People desirous of obtaining iiforma-
tion about Prairie City will have all in.
inquiries promptly and satisfactorily an
swered by addressing either in person OF
by mail the. Secretary Of the Prairie City
Association.
Gen. JAMES H. LANE, Pres't.
Capt II. j. CANNIFF, Sec'y.
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-13
FOREVER!

Ia "A w n II N n, v n II Eh!
nOUBTLESS MINNE0LA possesses
~ numerous advantages for the location
of the Capital of KanEas; but whether you
believe 1t or not, my store in laurence cost
more than oil the buildings in Minneola
put together. It's .H,. i.tt
SIXTY FEET LONGi
Twenty Eve feet wide, and three stories
high. The walls are builte solid stone,
and the front is pfbrick, II cost "HEAP''
Of money, and in order to pay for it, shall
be obliged to sell " right smart chance" of
Goods. Therefore, good people of
P,RAIRIE CITY
And neighborhooj, when you visit Law
renee, just drop in and deposit with my
clerk few of your
SHINING GOLD DoLLARsl'
And shall be excessively obliged to you.
Ny stock consists of everything man
pants to cat together with great variety
Of notions in the
F.. GROCERY LINE,
Not. usually kept in Kanzas stores.
I'have opened RESTAURANT, where
WARM MEALS
eau be obtained at all hours of the day, for
the moderate sum Of 25 GENTS. Also
HOT oYSTERSl
At all hours of the day and evening, for
25 CENTS A PLATE.
~ No charge for showing the premises
to all honest people.
CHAS. STEARNS,
!, IA ly IS Mass st.
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-13
Hold up Your Head,

Don't be ashamed my good lad
il you have patch on your elbow
1t is no mark Of disgrace. 1t speaks
we'll for your industrious mo- her.
For our part, we would rather see
q dozen patches on your jacket, than
hear one profanO or vulgar word es-
cape your lips. No good boy will
shun you because You cannot dress as
we'll az your companions; and if a bid
boy sometimes laughs at your ap.
pearonce, say nothing. nay good lad
but walk on. We know many rich
and good man who was once as poor
as you. Fear God, my boy, and il
you are poor, be honest, you will be
respected--a great deal more than if
you were the son Of rich man, and
were addicted to bad habits.
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-13
HARDWARE. AND STOVES.


JINGLE BARKER would respectfully in
L. form the inhabitants Of Lawrence and
of the Territory Of Kanzas that his man.
moth Hardware and Stove store, No. 8
Massachusetts street, is now open, where
he has on hand and will keep constantly
for sale, for cash only, the largest 'and bast
selected stock of Stoves Agricultural I'M
plements, American, English and German
Hardware, Nails, Window Glass, Oils,
Paints, Willow, Wooden, ,Crockery and
Glass Ware, ever brought into the Territory
of Kanzas, at WHOLESALE or RETAIL,
at prices that cannot fail to suit all.
] ask the special attention of COUNTRY
DEALERS to an examination OF my large
stock before purchasing elsewhere, as am
confident can fill all orders in my line to
better advantage than small dealers can
obtain them from any Other source, as buy
all my goods from manufacturers and i'm.
por erS out of first class jobbing houses at
the East for cash My facilities for doing
d djobbing business are unequaled in the
West.
/ also have connected with my establish
ment a TIN SHOP where manufacture all
kinds Of TIN, COPPER, and SdEET
IRON WARE, attend to all kinis Of Job
Work, Tin Roofing, Spouting, Gutterng,
Brazing, Plumbing, DC Special attention
will be given to this branch Of business,
and none but first class workmen employed.
] am practical workman ia the different
branches of my business, and hope hy fair
dealing and strict attention to business to
obtain share of .ublic patronage. Try
me. Look out for me big Tea Kettle.
l4tf INGLE BARKER.
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-13
A Printers Consolation

Tell me, ye gentle winds.
That round my pathway play,
Ia there no place on earth,
Where printers get their pay
The whispering breeze went by
With accents filled with woe,
A voice born on the sorrewing air,
In sadness answered, "No."
Tell me, ye flowing streams
That smoothly glide along,
Is there one cherished place
Where Printers meet no wrcngY
The gentle brook replied
In murmurs sof and low .
As winding in its verdant way
Meekly answered, "No.
Tell me, ye gentle clouds,
Now rising in the West,
is there upon the globe spot
Where Printers are ever blest
The flashing clouds outspoke,
With an indignant glow
Ayoice that filled the earth with awe,
And laundering, answered, "No."
Tell mo hard.heartei man,
Withholding day by day,
Is there no honor in thy breast,
Thy Printers bill to payi
Unanswe'ing turns be, round,
HSw plain his answers show;
An uttered oath capt sound is heard,
Ills actions answered, mo"
Tell me ye gentle nymphs,
Who bless life's hours through,
Is there one sacred shrine
Where Printers gain their dueS
Amantling blush her cheek dindsed
Did ten.lold grace impart-
A soft, responsive sigh, replied,
"Tis found in womau's heart"
Tell ME angelic hosts,
Ye messengers OF love,
Shall suffering Printers here below,
Have no redress aboveY
The angle bands replied,
TO us is knowledge given
That delinquents on the Printers books
Shall never get to- oHeayenl"
t - Il H.ff.
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-13
JOSIAH MILLER,

CEEING that we arc about to have legal
- authority established in Kalzss, an
nounces that he will attend to all business
pertaining to the professions Of the law.
Settling here in August, 1854, and being
editor Of the " Kanzas Free Stale," which
was destroyed in Lawrence, May 2lst,
1856, he Is well posted as to tho best
places for investing money on speculation,
and as to tho true condition ofmaAy con.
tested claim cases, and will faithfully at
tend to any business of that kind, !;
NIB. That his Off Q Of Judge Of Probate
does not prevent him practising in all other
courts OF Kangas, and also gives him au-
thorl,y to administer oaths, take deposi-
tions, acknowledgment Of deeds, and other
instru monts Of writing.
D' A number Of l6O-acre warrants, low
for cash or OH time.
Office IL Massachusetts street, opposite
Express office, Lawrence, X. I. l9H
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-13
GREAT EXCITEMENT

DRIGHAM YOUNG has about attained
~ The acme Of his ambition, Feeling
that there was one name to descend 10 pos
teri,y which would be venerated with more
holy reverence than his Own--that Of "JOO
Smith "--he saw that it was incumbent
upon him. in order to have the memO,J of
himself forever perpetuated among tho
"Saints" as the great Head and LAM Of the
ignoble Mormon institution, 10 kick up an
excitement and occasion n conflict with
Uncle Sam, for the purpose Of having the
impression 90 abroad 10 the world that they
were an u1justly oppressed people, and
thereby make him, as their present great
prophet, another aye great martyr" Of .
magnitude superior to their now worship
ped one Well, he has succeeded. and soon
$4,000 U s, troops will be marching TO
the land Of the Saints" to aid the ambi-
tious Brigham in accomplishing his
schemes. In Prairie City tremendous ex.
,citement has Lately been raised, occasioned
by one
H. It. 60 UDY, "'.
Who has "rebelled" agaihstth high prices
Of Groceries. Provisions, DC. and started
an emporium under the title Of
GoUDY's 'oNE.PRIoE ST ORE,
Where may be found everything desired in
the line Of ,,
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
DRY GOODS,
WOODEN WARE,
HARDWARE,
&C., &C., DC, &c. 70
And in fact nearly everything that the peo-
pie Of this Getty, and vicinity me- d, and At
SUCH Low PRlUESl n'u
That it is currently reported, and pretty
generally believed, that
One Thousand and Five Hundred
Persons, either Kanzas Territorial Militia
or other inhabitants of Kanzas, design in
the future to do their trading at this place |
Come Along! Come Along!
! have supplies enough for you all, and will
furnish you with them at figures as low.
If not
Decidedly Lower
Than at any other trading est ablisbnsnt
south of Lawrence,
My Store is at the corner Of Fremont and
Mt, Pleasant streets, opposite Eden Park
12lf II. 7. G0UDY.
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-13
Tte 90pse.
Paddle your Own Canoe.


Voyager upon life's sea,
To yourself be true,
Aud whate'er your lot may be,
Paddle ysur own canoe:
Never. though the winds may rave,
Falter nor look back,
But upon the darkest wave
LeaEeA shining track:
Nobly dare the widest ,torm,
Stem the. hardest gale;
Brave tho heart and strOng the arm,
You will never fail;
When the world il cold and dark,
Keep an aim in view,
And toward the hOsOm mark
Paddle your own canee.
Every wave that bears you OH
To this silent shore,
From the sunny source has gone,
To return no more.
Then let not an hours delay
Cheat you of your due,
But while it is called to-day,
Paddle your own canoe,
If your birth denied you tweapth,
Lofty state and power,
Honest fame and hardy health
Are better dover.
But If these will not suffice,
Golden gain pursue;
And to reach the glittering prize,
Paddle your own canoe.
Would your wrest the wreath Of fame
From the hand of fate2
Would you write a deathless name
With the good and great1
Would you bless your fellOw menl
Heart and soul imbue
With the holy task and then
Paddle your own canoe.
Would you crush the tyrant wrong
In the worlds free 6ghti
With a spirit brave and strong,
Battle for the right
And to breakthe chains that bind
The many to the few
To enfranchise the slavish mind,
Paddle your own canoe.
Nothing GREATS lightly won;
Nothing great is lost,
Every good deed, nobly done,
Will repay the cost.
i,eave to heaven, in humble trust,
All you wish to do;
But il you succeed, you must
Paddle you own canoe.
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-13

ET 0ne.of tho toasts drunk at are
cent celebration was Woman she
requires no eulogy-sho' speaks for
herself
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-13

EE'An editor writing from Frank
fort, KY. says that the Legislature Of
that 9tate 10 composed Of fine looking
well drcysed and we'll behaved men,
and that among the whole number
there are but i've irupkards, and on.
ly some eight or ten foolSv~a small.
u number than WAS eyer copptod IN
any previous.G General Assembly.
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-13

ET-A western editor, in dunning
his subscribers, says he has responSi-
bilities thrown upon him which he is
obliged to meat.