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Bu%gies, BuSgIrs. for sale cLeap-One new frat
class Buggy and one second hand Buggy. Inquire at
BATrELLE's Sewing Machine Rooms,
mat diff MerriHeli's Buil!ing, Union. ST
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THE GREET ENGLISH REMEDY

NAD oHtShk htfGLIoH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS,
Prepared from Prescription Of Sir j. Clarke M d
Physician Extraordinary 10 the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unaiing in the cure Of all
those painful and dangerous disorders to which the e
male constitutions subject 1t moderaes all excess and
removes all obstruction and speedy cure may be relied
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He has permission to refer to his former teachers. NJ
GUsTAvE sATrBR, Boston, aud Mes,rs. A. S. and b. D.
ALLEN, Worcester led ar
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having returned again to Worcester would respeeifuv
announces that be has taken the Rooms in Worcestey
Dank BLOCK formerly occupied by VIM. II Eaton ESD
avor him with cali. dSrn ' ~ , YSS
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YeIIow Fever RnIIe,im

yellow Fever BnIieIim.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 18.-The deaths in
this city by yellow fever on Tuesday, were
forty six.
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z. S. NASO
80. NlCHOI.N. N. Id.

Can probably sell Piano Fortes cheaper than any
dealer or agent in the State. Clark'S Block Worcester
ie30 dtf
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mEOPATHIO PHYSIOIAN
oFFGoE AND RESIDENCE lI2 MAIN 81. OFFICE Houl q
FROM l TO 9, AND 10 s O'CLOCK P. NJ
Worcester. Oct. 30. 1853
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TO MARRIED Ladies'


1t is peculiarly suited 1t will, in short time bring on
he monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One lllar bears the Government
stamp of Great Britain to prevent commercials
CRuGi On!I
These Pills should not be taken by females that are
pregnant, during the first three months as they are
sure to bring on 1isoGriGge but at every other time
and in every other case, they perfectly safe.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal affections Pain in
tine Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exertion Palpita
ton OF the Heart, Hystercs, and Wits these Pills will
effect cure when all other have failed and although
powerful remedy, do not contain iron calome anmo-
ny, or anything hurtful to the constitution.
full directions accompany eaGn package.
soe Agent for the United States and Canada.
JOB MOSES,
(Late 1. G. Baldwin Il Co. } Rochester, N Y.
N B. 81 and six postage stamps enclosed to any au
horized AGENT will bottle Of the Pills by return
mail. -
For sale by druggists in every town in the United
tates.
BURR. FOSTER, h CO., No. / Cornhill, Boston.
Wholesale Agents for New England.
For sale by VIM Bush Co Wholesale and retail
Agents, and druggists generally. d6wtf dec22
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Nv DOI UNOU ; GOLDEN 2 It'll 8
,.r-,,,,,F FE A LES,
"ydtnofe an correcting, regulating and ys,aoying
all distractions, IF m nh 4teuer cause. AMI
altogys shcoesstnl as a resfnrntire
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ELLIOTT w. PRATT
GIVES INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC.
Residence No. Z Walnut 81.
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GEORGE SESSIONS.


house,
Oomns, Baskets, Patent Metallic Burial oas.s "a
Robes NJ every description always on hard A. ~ nv
Ns~ PATENT METALLIC CAsEET, Of all sEes Wv
Every thing connected with the management ~ n,
az ptouy attended TO- No. 40 Front street. readepeo
- zee Advertisement Of the Mutual Liie Assurane.
mylb al F's'
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NUOI oONns WIN ch0lce SYrup8, can be OhlaIned M
BUSH CO.'S. "a Front street. dtf ia
RemOyal.-Dr. LtNNELL, lnomtebpath,st hs,
Semoyed % NO Elm street, lrst resdepce above tsb
Lioeon House. Office hours from ITO and 10 7 r.
OF dtf
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o. II. TILLOTSON.
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR At LAW
No. s, Brinley Hall.
mh2l diff Worcester Mass
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FOSTERS Block, Pc sri street Worcester
special attention given to Diseases Of the Eye
al3 deod&wtf
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FRANCIS G MISNER.
VI al5SaStss mo. bFlnley dall
oil dtf
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WILLIAM Dickinson
NOTARY PUBLIC.
No. IFS Main street. WoroesteF
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q. +. Il r r IS
ID r. N II / s II,
ioS main street opposite the new Mechanics Hall
lyl Building. dGwtf
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SLATER's ROPE WALK,
Rear OF QBinsiEamond Worcester MasI
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This eertihes that my wife was afflicted with A weak
ness or general debility. Doctor HIPS incidents cured
hei' l. H. "A.
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Adm THAYER

Sparkling Soda Water, with all the yari
ETY. Of genuine syrups, at
DAVID SCOTTS,
ell DIFF Cor Nam and Mechanic streets
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CHAPLIN s. DADMUN,
ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS at LAW
Nos 5 Worcester Bank Block Worcester Mass
HENRY OHAPIN, APPLETON DADMUR.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-06
County Printing.

In accordance with an advertisement
of the Board pf Super visors, sealed pro.
posals for doing the County Printing fol
the ensuing year were submitted on the
Sd inst. Three propositions were made
namely:
The Nevada Democrat offered to do
the County Printing at the following
rates
One dollar a hundred for blanks, and
all advertisements free. The delinquent
to- list to be paid the rates collected by
the County.
The proposition of the Nevada Ma
tional was:
All blanks and advertisements order
ed by the Board of Supervisors, for $3.50.
The Delinquent list to be charged the
rates collected by the County.
The Nevada Journal proposed to do
as follows:
All blanks and advertisements order
ed by the Board of Supervisors for 5000.
AS the delinquent tax list has heretofore
been ordered and paid for by the Shcr-
if it was not included in the Journal bid.
The fault was owing to the Deputy
County Clerk. who, when requested to
furnish list Of the printing required, to
serve as the basis of the proposition we
intended to submit, failed to include the
Delinquent list. The intention of the
Journal bid, is, however clearly seen
and at any rate is the lowest submit tied
by fifty dollars.
The Board of Supervisors, for some
cause, postposed action on the printing
propositions till Monday week, probably
for the reason that our bid was not as
specific as it was intended.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-06

ELECTION Of A DIsTR IcT JUDGE
The Proclamation of the G ovenor, or
dering an election of District Judge in
this District, created considerable con-
versation, though the opinion is pretty
general among legal gentlemen that the
present incumbent holds three years lon-
ger. Judge Sear15 himself, we learn,
takes this view and, if so, probably will
not acknowledge the validity of an elec-
ton by going into one himself as a ca n
didate.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-06
summons.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,)
County of Nevada. Sss

STATE OF CAL1FORNlA,)
County of Nevada SsS
Township of Eureka Before S B. Hickman, J
The People of the of California Rob M;coud,
Greeting:
NOU are hereby summoned to appear before the un
derSigned Justice Of The Peace, his Office in said
Township Wednesday the lsth day of August 1888.
AZ O'Clock, z, NJ. the complaint OF MeIsss
Swift who demands of you the of Sl5l "a alleged
to be due certain. promssoIy note bearing date
February 25th 1883 as per file in my once
On !ilurc to arrear and answer. judgment viii be
rendered against YOU the said sum of Sl5l 3D. with
costs and damages
Given under my hand this 10th day of july A. ID. lsoc
Ordered service the above Summons be had by
publication in the NEVADA JOURNAL for Two Weeks.
ang ;. B. HICKMAN Justice of the Peace
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-06
Por,r,c.1 Mppr,ye At SAN Ju,N

PoLITIcAL MEETING AT SAN JUAN
A double-headed affair in the shape Of
a political meeting came off at North
San Juan on Saturday evening last
Two stands were erected and occupied
by the speakers of the opposition wings
of the Democracy. The stand labelled
Cincinnati Platform" was taken by
Sirs. Belden, Palmer, Hartman and 9TH
ers. The dog-wood and slippery elm
stand supported class-leader Meredith,
and exhcrter Lansing, and deacon
Moore. Bryan, of Senatorial aspira-
tions memory, presided on the latter
scaffold while his brother occupied the
Cincinnati Platform" as President.
The mud-sills predominated largely
some say three to one.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-06

The AMERICAN NOMINATIONS. The
Americans in the neighboring county of
Placer, have organized and nominated
full ticket for County officers. Om
friend, Ii. S. Wooster, Esq, of Dutch
Flat, is the worthy candidate for Sena-
tor, and our former brother editor, H
R. Hawkins, Esq, of Auburn, the
equally worthy candidate for County
Judge.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-06

'ls THERE A COP l'-The Grass
Valley paper earnestly propounds this
question, and says the Democratic can
didate for County Judge don't believe
in the existence of the Supreme Being
and the accountability of man. It's nc
wonder. 1t is charity to believe the
Lecomptonites naccountable for THEN
deeds, and the existence of God of JUS
tiec might be seriously questioned when
such heresies against God and decency
are permitted to go unpunished.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-06

New DITcH. Kagy & Co.'S ditch,
running from branch Of the Green
Horn creek, is being put through with
much energy, and is now completed a
distance Of four miles and half. When
it is finished it will be about eight miles
in length, and will run enough water to
supply Buckeye Hill. The people of
that place are quite elated at the idea
of getting ditch, and we doubt not it
will be very remuuerative to its owners,
VINO are deserving much credit for their
perseverance in putting this enterprise
through.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-06

To the Voters Of the Third Supervisor
District IN the County Of Nerada.
Gentlemen Having been nomina-
ted as candidate for Supervisor in the
third District by the Popular Sovereign
ty Democracy of said District, assem-
bled at Nevada on the 10th of July, l
hereby withdraw my name as candi-
date, and intend to support 7. Fitzsim-
mons of Bridgeport, for the office. My
reasons for SO doing l will hereafter ex-
plain.
Andrew Hartman.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-06

- We have examined the records,
since the religious IDEAS If individuals
are dragged before the public, and an
attempt made by the Lecomptonites to
unite Church and State, to see what the
views of the Democratic candidate for
County Judge are on the existence of a
Deity. We find him mindful of God
even in that Democratic convention
when everybody went on asif there was
no He'll. He said in speech he had
"met the leaders of the Lecompton gang
on the stump in the past, as the enemies
of Democracy, andUiM the help Of God
he would do it again"
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-06
GOnssaEpse's Sale.

STATE OF CALIFoRxIA, COUNTY or NEVADA. I
Townsi p OF Neyal0--ss; )
RN VIRTUE of an E1ecmioato to me delivered. issued
ID from the Court OF john Anderson, Esq, acting
Justice Of the Peace in and for the County aforefaid
tearing date 18th day Of June \. D 1855, satisfy
Judgment rendered by said Court the l2th day Of
June. 1888 in favor Of William Stone and against NJ y.
Holt Co, fcr the sum of sec 81 debt interest dam
ages aud costs of sul'. have taken IN Execution
and viii sell to the CHEST bidder for Cash. the follow
ing properly, to-wit:
The Toll Road and Bridge, and fixtures thereto be-
longing, called llois Bridge and Toll Road leading
from Nevada to Sweetland and San Juan same ba
ing been heretofore attached for this debt ard Of
suit, will sell all he right title, and interest of p
Holt Co. Def nt ants, at the Court House door on
saturday, 2Sth August 1883 between the hours Of
O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock, p. NJ of said day. taken
as the property of NJ Holt Co defendants to sat
isiy the above demands and accruine costs
Nevada, August ), 1858 L. 6. GREGORY. Const
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-06

DIsTRICT CouRT.-A term of the
District Court commenced on Monday
last. In consequence of pretty gen
eral desire on the part of both Court and
the Bar to attend the Democratic con-
ventions at Sacramento, the Court ad
iourned to Monday next. A few cases
were set for tnal, and business of minor
importance transacted.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-06

Rich STRlKE.-The Eagle Company
on Bourbon Hill struck the lead on
Monday and found gravel worth S10O
to the pan. There is likely to be diff
ficulty between the Live Oak Company
and Eagle in consequence of a conflict
of claims
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-06

W Roberts Ready Relief" is the
popular name of a quack nostrum manu-
factured at Grass Valley. 1t is to be
taken only in insensible doses. That
the public may beassured of its harm
less qualities, its Ingredients are given /:
assafpiida, ipecac, smart weed, poke
berries, skunk cabbage and a sprig of
shillalah, collected all over the Globe
and approved by Mercury the deity of
thieves.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-06

INDEPENDENT CoNNENTIoN.-A re-
spectacle body OF 35 men assembled at
the Court House on Saturday last, for
the purpose of taking some steps to ef-
feet an independent political organiza.
ton foi the county. Every township
was represented except Grass Valley
We recognise in the names of those
present many of the most estimable gen,
tlemen Of the county, who we do not
doubt, are governed by the best of mo.
tives, though not agreeing with them as
to the policy of their course. We look
upon an independent ticket in the pres
ent shape of county politics as impotent
for good, and without sufficient strength
to succeed. Gentlemen Of good judg-
ment differ with us in opinion. and per-
haps they may be correct. If ticket
is nominated it must be composed, VIC
will maintain, Of the most excellent ma
terials to win, and if better than the tick
cts now before the people the public Will
not be injured by its success. A con
vention is expected 10 assemble on tne
i4th inst. to make nominations.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-06
NOTICE.

All persons in arrears to this Office for
subscription to the Nevada Journal are
requested to make immediate payment
Or the paper will be discontinued to them
after this number. This notice is cspec-
tally for the benefit of country subscri-
bers, some of whom we have furnished
reading matter for years without seeing
the color of payment. / is our intcn-
ton of giving quid pro quo, and if we
furnish the quid we want the quo. Fail
ing TO obtain the quo we shall certainly
cut off the quid.
n. p. BROWN & Co.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-06

CANDIDATE FOR JUSTICE OF THE
PEAcE.-In another column will be
seen the announcement Of E. w. Smith
Esq. as Il candidate for Justice of the
Peace for this Township. Mr.. Smith
is well known in this community and is
not without qualifications for the office.
He has suffered severely in the loss of
property by fire and otherwise, and
but few weeks since had the irrepara-
BILE misfortune to lose an arm. Mr..
Smith will be elected easily or we are
mistaken in the character of our citi
zens.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-06
N A II Il [ E D.

In this city, July 29th, by John Anderson, Esq Sr
HENRY PEARSON and Miss LIZZIE CRANE.
The long life, happiness and multiplication of the new
family was drank in draughts of the best of
wine, which, with generous supply of cake was be-
slowed on the poor bachelor printers consolation
;heiT faThrn condition
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-06

New DRICK.-W. r. Coe is building
a new brick to serve as shop TO his
boot and shoe store. Mr. Coe has a
proper appreciation Of the wants of the
town, as well as Of his business.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-06

REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION
The Republicans of the State are hold
ing Convention at Sacramento at this
time. We are in ignorance of what they
are doing or intend to do.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-06

New PAPER-The first number of
the Nevada National has made its ap-
pearance. 1t seems to be mainly devo-
ted 10 politics and religion. Edited by
Deacon Roberts, at Grass Valley.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-06

~ The Board of Supervisors met on
Monday last, ard were in session three
days, when they adjourned till the 10th
inst. No business Of Importance was
transacted
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-06

- We learnthat Z. C. Hartman is
a candidate for the office of Justice of
the Peace, at Moore's Flat, Eureka
Township.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-06
Andrew Hartman.
County Judge.
Candidate for Justice.

We are an horzed to announce C. WILSON HILL an
independent Candidate for County Judge.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-06

We authorized 10 announce L. w. SMITH as a
candidate for Justice of the Peace for Nevada Township
at the ensuing election.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-06

"The Democrat had better wait till the
Journal pitches into us, then take up
the tune.-National.
Why, young 'un, we won't pitch into
you, bless your little heart. To still
your nerves for the future we will just
define our position. why don't you
spank that baby" said the mother to
the old man who had been pressed into
little sedentary domestic service. Il
have been hunting among its clothes
for some time, wife, and can find nothing
big enough to spank" was the reply
We arc at similar loss. There is moth
ing to pitch into.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-06

men of an inflated editor and writer who
is yet sweltering in his swaddling-
clothes.
But, seriously, George if you are in
earnest when you make the declaration
|, for one, am glad to know it, for if your
hands are as soft as your head, they
would strike harder 6zops even if cover
ed by gloves that were lined with suan' 5
dorm. NEVADA.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-06

ooLD.-The goods of Bailey Gatzeit
were closed out a few days since at
onefin sale bringing thousand dol
lars.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-06

b Havens has our warmest thanks
tor the cold favors bestowed.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-06

PRO RoCLAMATION.-Gov. Weller issued
his election proclamation on Monday in
handbill form. As had previously been
intimated he announces that District
Judge is to be elected in the 14th Dis
trict. For some reason to us unknown,
no call is made for an election of Judges
in the 18th and 18th Judicial Districts.
The 10Th District was created by the
same act as the 14th, and why Judge
is ordered elected in one and not in the
other we do not see. 1t is true the
seat was vacated in the 18th District
two years ago by the resignation of
Judge Pitzer on the acceptance of that
gentleman, of the nomination as Elcctor
on the Fillmore ticket, but we cannot
see why a Judge is not to be elected in
that District as well as in this. The ap-
pointment of a Judge to fill a vacancy
and a subsequent election by the peo-
pie do not seem to affect the legal ques-
ton materially, which is now being dis
cussed concerning the constitutional ten
ure of tie Office of District Judge Ell
ther the constitution virtually says all
District Judges must be elected at reg
ular hexades, one of which closes in 1853
or it establishes the term of office of
District Judges nothing less than six
years without reference to the time of
election which may be determined by
the Legislature as the good of the peo-
pie requires.
The MILLIONAIRE. - Samuels, alias
Morris. the millionaire, is about to rent
a vault at San Quentin. After maxim z
himself acquainted with our bankers he
expressed his convictions that they
wouldn't do to trust, and removed his
specie box to the house of a friend in
the rural districts. In doing which he
seems to have jumped out Of the frying
pan into the fire. The box was ruth
lessly broken open and found to contain
the fragments of stoves and various other
heavy articles. Samuels took, like the
Frenchman, "big disgoost" at his fell
low man, and resolved to abandon his
wealth and retire from the world. He
accordingly borrowed a horse and bug
gy at Gold Hill and set out in quest of
some place where troubles might never
reach him more. Scarce caring where
he went, in the course Of his meander-
ings he dropped in upon Grass Valley
and deposited the buggy and harness,
tit is supposed to pay the Telegraph for
advertising his treasure to loan) and
then betook himself to Oroville, where
he bestowed his steed upon an honest
countryman for small compensation
Unfortunately, death and officers of the
law were stalking about in that vicinity,
and one of the latter made a victim Of
the millionaire and brought him back to
a world of trial and vexation.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-06
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE,
FOR SUPERVISOR.

JAS. R. DEARING, of Rough & Ready
announces himself an Independent Candidate for super
visor for tha; District.
Election (slonday) September 9th, 1853.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-06

SoIREE-Messrs Galavotti and Hol-
comb, give grand soiree at the Or
leans Hotel, Orleans Flat. On Tuesday
evening. Angus. IUth. The elite will
De there. Our friend Allen wil1see that
'he Hotel appointments arc as, they
should be.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-06

NEVADA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
Delinquents for m onthly dues are re-
quested to be ready to meet their bills as
presented. There is a large amount
due, which when paid the Association
design applying to the purchase of an
addition to the Library. Members, by
complying with their duties will soon
have a collection of books which will be
an honor to the town as well as of meal
culable value to all concerned. tits tc
be hoped all will pay up. The sum tc
each individuals is small, but in the ag
gregate will if properly applied nearly
double the collection of books on hand
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-06

70 The "CAristian Erhorter" of
Grass Valley, appeals pathetically to
the followers of the "meek and lowly
Jesus" to beware of Dave Belden. Like
Alexander the coppersmith, he doubt
less wristbands those apostles of Le-
comptonism, Elder Lansing, Parson
Meredith and Father Anderson, and is,
of course, obnoxious to Deacon Roberts.
We learn the members of the "piebald
persuasion" design getting up scamp
meeting 70 convert him.
The Nevada journal., 1858-08-06
n, u, BROWN & Co.
Withdrawal.

Nevada, Aug. 6, 1858.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-07-09
The Militia SyStCm-MOre Of lis
BcanliCS lCYelNDCd !

The Fredericksburg News says:--
"the new Militia Law went into opc-
ration at Spottsylvania Court House
yesterday. A large crowd assembled.
There was much drinking, Of course,
and some of the militia got to fight
ing after dinner in the bar room. Two
were put in Jail, whcreupon it was pro-
posed that the company to which they
belonged, being duly organized accord
ing to law, should proceed TO remove
their brethren in arms from the hands
Of the law. This was overru!cd, and
the fighting, swearing and drinking
proceeded in the usual pcaccablc man.
ner. We have never cen so much dis
order and disturbancc at SpottsyNunia
Court house.
Eag- This, be it remembered, vas in
Old Virginia, for whose special benefit
and protection this law to cncoatraGc
dTnnkord making was ro.cnactcd. -
The advocates Of the law say it is ne.
cessary to make military show three
or four times year, to keep the dar-
keys in proper subsection. Now, if
the more shrcwd and observing of the
chnttels" had an inkIing of the why's
and the whcrcforcs, wouldn't they roll
up their eyes, and lay bare their ivory,
while 'toting' the strychninc-wou
officers and militia to their roosting-
places, and cleaning up after them,
on the evening of a training day p
Faugh every legislator who voted for
this bill should be elected Captain in
the militia, and compelled to face the
music