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HOME AND EUROPEAN DEkLND.

. The reason why, Ia that by Natures ovn process
II restores the natural color permanently amer the
thu, msEes At grow on SaId heads. removes Al Dan
drun. itching and heat from the scalp, euiets and
ache and may be relied upon 10 cure al diseases Of
the ard hair % will stop ana keep u from fsI-
Will never fall or become rray; then reader read
the following and Judge for yourseiyes'
nessrs. o. J. woop a co.-eenusnsa. E.vius beard /.
hair ne qui,e gray made M lay .sias the
Prejudces which in with great many per-cns
ago using your article. my.eiL
DID so and in s.goe !. you :. vel a. Cor tn.
nent ef others Who be VS. but Who having
willing give ycur Resoratv.a trial have q, ther
pro and IN. best prot beng ocular demonsrstSn write
direct them or iurher proof ~ho In
pes n. sur. ooio1 ED %sr IN
pesrsso. Every way being sosseE aud hieks and much
Corner Of oosun6ia and c.rrOilsIs, BrOOsiys.
L,Isssror Ala, Feb. Il. Isss
Pnoy woop.ne.r sir Your hsir Re.,er.ii,s has done
much good Ia THE part 20 the Ny hair has
sShty diminishing Ios several years. caused suppos.
using youf H-r Rssorav fof sT sess ana One ia,
have sBe lead Of hsiT nov growing A.r having
S..l. remedy now sr..nt and .ays. q. Who .,cs-d
ss way to use your Esss@y fOa ca, PsS.h .h. q yOs
fHfLArriFntA, sept q 1881.
Fsor wooD-De.r SIR: Yoar Hair Rsstorsnve. proyirs
ieef highly beneficial 10 The aud also the back
part Of Fad almost loot to coNeringvss I'm
have Csed hut two half PIN. bottles and
now the Of head 10 well studded with = prom
81 young hair and the ~ mt T. 10 tenen
lave tired other preparations without bensnt what
ever think fr, persous recommen alton
induce many others to try IT. Yours, respectfully
ID. L. TEcsss N. D.. No. ses Vine
The Restorative put al in bottles of three sizes,
VIZ large, med um and snla I, the small holds u
pint, AID retaIs Tor 81 bottle; the medium holds
Proportion
email. retslls for 90 per bottle; the large holds =
quart 90 per cent. more IN proportion, and rstails
for SS a bottle.
%. }. WOOD CO.. rrOprletors, SI2 Broadway
New York, Gin tue great y. Wire RAIng rs
Ablishment.l and ia Market street. -. LOUIS, Mo,
And sold by all good druggists aud Fancy Goods
Dealers. mol Sun
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~ TnrAsUR5 DIrAHrnIsr;

SAILED PROPOSALS viii b received at this De-
partment until IL O'Clock noon, of Monday the 7ath
of January next To- ten millions of stock of the
United States to be issued under the act of l4th
June, 1883. said stock will be rembursabe in IF
reen years from the LIST Of January next and bear
interest at FIVE per centum per annum payable semi
annually on the first days Of January and July Of
sach year.
No bid will be received below par, and none for
any frsction of one thou land dollars. No bid will
he considered unless one per centum Of the amount
is deposited subject to the order of the Secretary
of the Treasury. with q deposltary Of the United
states, whose certificate Of the same must accom-
pany the bid. In all cases the bids must be unoon-
ditiona, and without reference to bids of others,
and must state the premium offered therein.
The sealed proposals should bs endorsed on the
outside of the envelope, Proposals for Loan Of
1885," ard be addressed to the Secretary OF the
Treasury, Washington, ID. c. The sums whloh may
be accer ted from any bidder will be required to be
paid to the depository of the United States nearest
to his residence. CT indicated most convenient
by him. Should bids be accepted from parties not
residing within the United States, they vi be re-
quired to deposit the principal and premium with
the assistant treasurers at Boston. New ork Phil
ade phia, or New Orleans.
Certificates ofstock for sums of one thousand dol
lars eaoh payable to the successful bidders or bear
or. with coupons of semi-annual interest from the
LIST Of July next. also payable to bearer, attached
thereto,w Will be issued Ter the amount of the &C
cepted bids upon the certificates of deposit to the
credit Of The Treasurer of the United States with
the deposltaries Of the United States. The stock
will IN all bear interest from the date fsuch
deposit. The interest from that date to the LIST OF
July next will be paid TO the successful bidder or
his attorney by the depository where the deposit
was made.
Successful bidders will be required to deposit the
principal and premium Of their accepted bids on or
rha
post of one per cent. will be Immediately directed
10 be returned to the unsuccessful bidders.
HOWELL COBB,
de l8-lawt2Jan Secretary of the Treasury
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EVENING STAR.
ROMANCE OF HIGH AND Low LIFE.

TuSk-"Lo,d Lorel."
Lord Perkins he wood Lady Mary Brande.
Iohn Thomas her maid MARY Ann,
Lord Perkins he WAS master, and
John Thomas he was t.e man.
snow tell me. John Thomas" Lord Perkins, he
.Nov teal me, John Thomas" said he;
~Do.t thou , think thou vou!d'st marry my ladJ's
And thou coud'st have my adye"
Nov, marry, good MASTER" John Thomas replied.
a., nov marry, good master" he said:
you'd ra,her the lady were my bride,
Ihan marry the lady msld"
And what is thy reason" Lord Perkins he said,
A. Ana VIVA 10 thy reason" said he;
My lady !. far; but my lsdy's maid
IL farsr than my ladye"
She hasn't the grace" SAID John Thomas, poor
And chs hasn't go. the manner; = e,h
And her lady sElp speaks Italian and renSn'
And plays Oa the grand peaanner'
''What good, John Thoma1," Lord Perkins. he
sad,
III q vile has got one tongue IN her head.
lis enough for any one woman
"And singing aud PLAYING are pretty things.
But Knows that % wife ever play. or sings
After bringing her lord one baby ,"
"E Nov tell ma, Joan Thomas now tell me- pray.
For those things, own, are more in my way,
"hon Tor a wife would look"
MY lord she c,n cook my Lord she can sew;
MY Lord sac can stitch and hem;
oItl Owe mat. iOr my part, dJesn'tso
Into marriage for things |, ks them"
Enough. John Thomas !" Lord Perkins, ne said,
- ENOUGH, John Thomas" SAID he;
VIII 20 and marry my ady's maid,
And you may have my lsdye."
AsSt. Georges Church. in Hanover Square.
They were married all in one day;
Lord PERKINS ne welded the m Ilden fair,
And John Thomas the ady gay.
The marriage service Bishop read,
In most I'm preSslve manner;
Lord Perkins went home to mis- quiet homestead,
John Thomas TO his pehanner.
And so they we're suited and so content,
md rajOIce1 in both their wives,
And, which wish to every gent,
Lived happy the rest IF their lives. Punch,
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I NIFED STATES MAIL LINE.
Only Regular Lane, amI Without Fasi,1,,
for Eigh Yssss.
FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON,
VIA PANAMA RANKekl,



CANTONESE many frauds and impo- <s<ses
sitlOns Of various kinds nave heen lately <Ss&6&f
lerpetretec on travellers hound 10 CA LII -aA2o<kkA
FORNlA, that the subscriber. the only arthorizse
agent for passage BY the U. =. Mail Line, via lana
ina in the city OF New York, feels Il mis- duty to
TINT, AVOID IaPosIIIon, they must be careful to
Ind the true ofncc of the Steamships OF the u. 8.
Mail Line, via Panama Railroad, a. no other ofacs
IN New York 10 authorized 10 engage passage.
The Companies have only ole Office IN New York
which 10 at III w est street, corner OF Warren St,
fronting on the North River, at the head of the
fe1s J. W. RAJ MOND. agent. New York.
Use PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
PANY.
One Of the Steamships OF thi. COMPANY, csrrJins
CALIFORNIA; and OREGON, leaves 1z&M
Panama twice each month. on tn e srrIvai sssz1ssA
whioh leave New Orleans and New York regularly
on the 5;h and 10Th OF each month with the mails
and passengers, connecting via PANAMA RAIL
These steamships have been inspected and a.
proved by the Navy Department, and guaranty speed
The Panama Raj road "a miles Iors) is now conn.,
peted from oc- an 10 ocsaE, and 10 crossed In or
hour hours The bssEase Of PASSENGERS is checked in
are embarked al Panama by steamer a. the com
ranJ's expense The money paid IN New Yori
covers Gil expenses Of the trip.
s,S steamers ere keRt port IN Panama and
dent. that the route entirely r.ItabEe-no failure
having occurred IN eIgh. years.
PASSENGERS leave Panama the came day they ar
Conductors 20 through by each steamer. and take
charge OF women and children without other pro-
For through tickets at the lowest rates apply Al
the agency, In w est street, New York, to ]. w,
Co, New Orleans,-or e. l.. BARTLETT. Bos-
ton. iv2-tf
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A.
ARKANSAS, And TEXAS.
THROUGH TICKETS can b. obtained at the
GREAT SOUTHW ESTERN RAIL ROAD
OFFICE, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 6th
street, Washington. on board of the Steam Ferry
Boat 6eoTSe Page or at the Office of the Orange and
AlexaEirIa Railroad, at hlexandrIs,
Richmond, Daac1!le, Lynehburg, Bristol
KnO1Diife, Dalton, atlanta, Chattanooga
Nashville, Huntsville, Grand Junction
Memphis, Montgomery and NsD Orleans,
By direct route, aid continuous railway connee
tons TO Memphis.
Ahordinr greater Errfdition and Cor,forf anc
beng over 30 miles sho,fsr than by other route
The steam ferry boat George Page leaves the foo:
of7th street al 81 A. m, for Alexandria where pas
senEerS take the cars For Richmond, Charlottesville
Sta1ntOn. w tite Sni phur SprIgs, w oodstock, Il O.
and at IL .. N. for Richmond and al points SOath.
west, maklE: sure sGd close connections TO Mem
pins.
Baggage Wagons and Omnibuscg lesve the on 90
Pa. avenue, ct o'oock =. n. and P.m
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent.
JILL Warrington.
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uARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL,
H THE GREAT PAIN lNNIHILlTOR,
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA. WEAK
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS.
PREPARED RY CHEMIST.
RnrrIEs II d and 50 oenfl Ard one dnIlar

PREPARED RY A CHEMIST.
RoTTLEs u, 3 and 50 cents and one dollar.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERYIN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTSHORE'S CURE-ALL should he kept
IN all families IN case of accidents or sIdden sick
ness as It frequently cares in less time than Il
cures to get 4 pay sclan,
Ii cures in any part of tbs ~ stem and 10 used
externally and internally.
iCr As the frequent changes of the weather pro-
duce had Cold, Rheumatism, Pam IN tine Limbs
and BODY; Also, Suh Neok-eyery person should
get a bottle. Ii acts upon the Nerves, Muscles,
Slnevs, Blood and Bones and, By It's warming cleo
Set bottle and Try u.
N; B;.if yon have Couth. rse RARTS-
GHERRY-lt 10 the beet Cough Syrup n the
World.
IL you are Bilious, use HARTSHORNk'S
ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS, They act upon the Law
e., stomach and Bowels, carrying OF all Bile and
TIE abOve medicines 70 be had At all Drug Stores
IN Washington CITY; KIdwel & CIsoel at George
town: II. Peel d Co. Alexandra. oc Il-tr
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NEW ORLEANS SUGAR
~ AND MOLASSES.
We are shortly expecting the brig Georgia, with
$50 hog 81 eahs SUGAR,
800 barrels MOLASSES.
T. Is cargo has been selected especially for this
and the Dlstr ct markets, and is represented to be
of choice quality.
1t will be offered at public auction on arrival, OF
which due notice will be given.
FOWLE & CO.,
de Sl-eotf AIexandrIe Va
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frxyelers' Directory.
n From WASHIN6rON
LII EC11O ALL PARTS OF VII
:" n - T.,
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST

Baltiners and Ohio Railrssd.
WINTER ARRANsEMENrs.
TWO THROUGH TRAINS ARE NOW RUN
FROM wI RAaltfSsis5SSs'' S sSPfai IKE WEST
a. follows:
LIST. NAIL TRAIN starts at 7.l5 O.. M, SUNDAY
exceptedl connecting c!o.ely at w sshlneton Juno
cHiCA6o EXPRESS c6NNECTi0N caves
Washington at $50 .. m, reaching CINCINNATI 81 s.S
Trsln for LousyI!ie. Cairo and the Southwest, and
Tor 81. Louis, Kansas, 30.
To view the Strand Mountain Scenery ofthe Road
N oayhsht, tafe either the 7<5 .. m. or $50 p m.
For PsrkersburE and all Stations on the North
western Virgins Road Ia he the ~ m. Tram. Fo
Through Tickets and Baggage Cheofs 70 all sasr
ters, and every other Posslbe facility VIII DO fouRs
WAY PASSENGERS for the Main Stem of tn.
ton a follows:
For ali points between Washington Junction sne
Piedmont take the 7.<5 a. IN. tram.
For ali Stations between Piedmont and w heens
take the $50 ,, m Tram. To connect with the Fred
sriek 1rsin take the a+o ,. nc. Tram.
FOR BALTIMORE AND THE EAST.
Leave Washington for Baltimore st 10 and 10
g. M, and 80 and IS ,. m. On Sunday at S<op m.
Leave Baltimore at 81 and $50 8. m. and $50 and
S.sO p. m. On sunday at 50 a. m. only.
The 7.+5 and As trains only will stop Gt way sta
tlons and for Annapolis connections.
The Is a. and $50 p. m. the chief conn set
InG trans for the west, and the e.l0. 7.<5 and SCI
3. m. trans for the east
and OHIO Railroad Ticket ofhce. W.shInston.
T. d. f ~ p sSl A4{Esn''
non Master of Transportation. Baltimore.
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WHEN N THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w events, Ladies and 6 ent iemor lose one OF their
greatest nkturs EttrectIons-s hne hN6d of haiti
beccUcss matter Of serious import anoc, ard tins
question is what shall We do 20 STOP the hair from
lalns on, anc Tcftorc Its viroT and beauty In re-
HAIR PROMGTER AND fMPRoVER, hfsv
applications will stop the hair falling or breaking,
remove dandTVt, becp the scalp clean and Waite,
,nd lmra-t freshness and vlsor 10 the hair; ,Hd
sNhnugh you may have been talo twenty yesru the
oortlnHed nse OF u two months will insure yoH a
sIurlsrt ho6d OF hslT. Cal sud Seta bott e, and n
and get the yrIcc Paid.
Atk for Or. Hsrris' Hair Promoter and In,rover,
Sold IN Richmond 10y w. PETERStIN Drur-
Gist, corner HsIn aud 18th, and Main and Wal rts
and " Washington city by Y. ID. GILMAN, Ding
Sst, BroEns Hotel BaIdInr, Pa. avenue and y,
B. CLARK, Druggist, cOrIor ~ street snd rs.
Nente. all "
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TNHE BEST COUGH SYRUP I'm THE
WORLD.
The best COUGH SYRUP IN the world 10
HARTSHORNE'S PICTORIAL SYRUP OF
IN " VI -.

1hIt hTtlce " pTcpaTed Fy q chemlst, and ne pro-
nounced bT meaIca men. and those no have used
y, TO be the best PREPARATION tor COEsks, Colds,
Cd.dTTk, BToRehifiy, H0aTSeNeSs, Sore Tkyoaf
from old, ana a preventive Of that hon Of ds-
easas, CoHsp57pfior.
Persons " no sIng should use IL. IL IN pleasant 70
the taste, sOeIs, clears and strengthens the yoIce
alays a. irritation OF the throat and lungs and pre-
vents taking cold.
HI Bottles Is and 81 cents aud al. Sold b, all
dria Or lItf
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HAIR. Tooth, Nail, ard Bsndoline Brushes. M
near 18th street. a y SIN
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COUGHS, COLDS. hOARsENEss. &c.

u @o'
The prevalence Of the above complaints NJ tins
season generally has the effect Of bringing out host
oil proi-ssediy new specIhcs. and while some are
good, mhIy are useless, and others even dangerous
me Wisest course 10 p1nsae 10 "a onnsGlt your lam
lily physician or Otherwise rse only suoh remedies
as long pubic experience has proved 20 Re ~ e and
emcfclous. ofthie character 10 TlLER'S COM
POUND SYRUP OF GUM Arabic. Original
y ne favo-Ite prescription Of an eminent physIcIap
tsoon bscane popH lar remAdy. and has contlnue ed
to enjoy growing reputation for tue last twenty
years. In cases Of common Cocs, Coughs, &c, IL
acts like a chsrm. and IN Chrome Cases. BroL obtls
WhoopIng ough. Group. Asthma, Irfuerza A a.
it's success 10 Unpara ed, and most will test sho
have used lt.
Price Is certs ard 50 cents per bottle
Sold ny Nslrn Il Palmer. Chss. Stott Ac Wash
ingtnn; ClsSei. Georgetown; Peetd Steyens AL
exandra; where II ma, be had a 40 for copvenIenoe
n LozthEeI form Pnce l9ts and Is cent? boI-
k20Tn rs flyers Gum ArahIc Cough Candy
Drops," as an elega-t. pleasant and ef5oao.on, pm
monte iozenEe they are unsurpassed, no m m
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nPrlCIAN AND OCULIST.-Dr. WOLFSON
~ 8th ST., corner of Pa avenue, oontin-
ues to furnish all requiring them Nth -.,NM1HX>
his celebrated Venezuela ian and Brazil $S
ian CRYSTAL SPEGTACLES and S~
EYE GLASSES, which gained the
highest Prize at the Worlds Fair. Many thousands
have tried them. No charges,to his customers for
consultations as an OculIst. The reputation of his
Glasses tn remedy near sightedness, falling sight
from the approach of age, or from increasing GAIA
ract, &c, is universally established throughout Eu-
rope As well as the United States. HIS charges are
extremely moderate, deIS-Md tn SIN
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IiScellanoou.
1SS0I IN CONTINUING THEIuo IN
lC.lO bualaess of the 6rm of Elvana j OOS

1SSQt IN CONTINUING Thee lQSO
aG.IO busiHess of the firm of Elvans IOOJ
g Thompson, (dissoIvcd by hmitstion ON the ls
instant We take the Opportunity Of stating ds
tncty our only terms Of credit for the
have bee n guaged with view to ouI own security
and In conformity to the universal shortenl.g O
CREDITS throughout the country. henceforth We
will render all bills on the lst of each and every
month, and shall insist sette ments il CASH, OF
BY note at date not excee DING so days.
To those of our customers who will cash theil
bills hen rendered, We promise deduction of five
per cent on notes Of so days discount of four pei
cent and on 90 day notes thres Per cent of, which
percentage will be credited 70 account on current
bills Our friends will thus Office intention moi
only to lessen labor Nd losses bat to give
them the benefit of liberal disco ns for promptnesI
ard puno,uality-aualities As yet net Understood
thoroughly by many In W ashlngtOn,
10 small balances and transient acsOnnts. ICON
traced under promise to pay in dsy two beint
generally more trou besome than prot taSe, mus
hereafter be declined.
u. No new accounts opened unless necom paaie<
BY references endorse ment, nor any otheI
terms than monthly ssttlensnfs in cash.
kLVANS Il THOMPSON,
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A "UINNEh PAKTIES.'
DINNER PARTIES Will be furnished to fami-
hes a. S. 81, and IS per head If they prefer,
hrst class French cook can be sent to their resi-
dences to prepare dinner for them, at the moderate
charge Of 50 for his services,
Those wishing to avoid the trouble of marketing
can have the best the market affords cent to their
houses at COST prices.
One more dIshes will be sent to any part of the
city for those who may desire ~. ! guarantee to
furnish q better dinner than any other establishment
in the city, at saving of Is per cent.
C.. 6AUTIER,
de Is eo2m $50 Pa, av., bet. 18th and 18th sis
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-10
White Lead.

The process OF manufacturing white lead is as
follows The pig lead is melted and convert
ed into sheets by very simple process Each
workman is supplied with a flat piece of board
OF about three feet in length and five inches in
width, which has raised edges, to prevent the
metal, L. melted state, from passing off at the
sides 5, ndng by the side of the furnace with
this board, held by the handle in one hand, and
with ladle in the other, the metal is po,red
ever 1t. Behind, held at considerable inclina-
tlon 1t passes rapidly off into the kettle except
what adheres TO the bottom, which forms the
sheet This Is not thicker than The fifteth part
OF an inch Being instantly cooled. it is turned
over the edge of board raised 10 a level with
the hand. when the mould is returned at once
to the edge of the kettle, and the ladle which
the workman still hollis, is again filled Thus
the operation goes on from morning till night
his Is the first process in the manufacture of
white lead The sheets are next rolled losely
together In sufficient number to fill a pot SIX
inches IN diameter. Before being placed in the
pot pint of strong vinegar Is put into it, which
the metal is not permitted to touch The pots
are then stacked In the following manner
First layer of manure Is laid, then a row of
pots on the top of the pots boards are laid on
which there Is a covering of manure then the
pots again and so TO the roof about twenty
feet In height A stack usually comprises from
twenty to thirty tons of the sheet lead besides
the weight of the pots vinegar boards &c
Alter being ciosei up. stack Is left unds-
turbed for about two weeks. during which pc
RED somewhat complicated chemical process
goes on the manure throws OF heat, which raises
the general temperature to so degrees Faren-
heis, and the vinegar slowly evaporats. The ac-
i'd vapor acting upon the lead, it first becomes
an oxide; then au acetate, by combining with
the acetic acid vapor; and tins is transformed to
a carbonate by carbonic acid arising from the
manure Very little of the lead remains when
the stacks are taken down. The contents of the
pots are now founa to be dry blush mass,
which crumbles at the touch. This is white
lead in its rough state. Before it leaves the
hands OF the manufacturer it goes through n va
riety of processes First 1T is passed through
one or more sieves, to separate from it what lit
tie of the lead remains. 1t next undergoes a
number of washngs in troughs, to free il from
impurities after which it is put into a kiln aud
dried. After this 1t Is conveyed to a mill and
ground, into which, at the same time, linseed
oil Is lead by means of pipes. ont of the mill the
white lead comes forth In its pure state, not
white at first, however. though 1t soon becomes
SO after exposure 10 the atmosphere. II is then
put into kegs and barrels and is ready for home
consumption or transportation. The smalles,
kegs hold twelve and half pounds the lar
gest barrels fifteen hundred pounds.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-10

GooD REAsoSs FOR COOP THISG.-An earn
est attempt is being made in Massachusetts to
create an extensive Museum of science and Art.
similar to some In Europe, which shall be open
to the public. George Summer writing III
commendation of the plan, says:
Museum like this would, / belive, aid
most powerfully in creating greater interest in
the Mother Art Agriculture ] would tend to
retain on their paternal acres those crowds OF
young men who now flock to great cities.
thete to drag out n trivial cxisten e would
aid in taking away the false mantle of res
pectabiity" III which the unproduciye drones OF
society wrap themselves would aid In de-
stroying that last remnant of feudai barbArist H.
contempt for iabor and would tend to give to
intelligent labor Its true position OF highest
honor"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-10
Caricature Fun.

The Louisville Couner has a column of i" Wi,
and Wisdom, by way of ridiculing frentce's
column In the New ork Ledger. 1t Is gs.tten
up by u. B. Darned ESQ and sometimes has
a pretty good take off, For instance
The violet grows low aud covers itself viii. its
own tears, and of all flowers yields the sweet
est fragrance-such is huInsnity-rG Ps wis
dom
The cabbage grows high and covers itself with
It's own rugs, and. of all YARDS, yields the sweet
est sour krout-sich is life
Last week man bought goods in one Of the
interior towns OF Indiana and offered forged
check in payment. constable at hand W hose
name was Cash. promptly arrested him The
rascal check wasn't cashed but he was.-rG
P.'s half witty column.
Nexs week man named Counter was thrown
into jail In an Indiana town, charged with pass
ing bad bill The charges were proved false
and Counter whipped the officer. So the bill
was good and Counter-fit.
a correspondent of ours notices a case in which
a young lady refused several days 10 see her low
er and then set big dog on him. Certainly
there was something in common between them
then. She was obstinate, and he was dogged.--
u. P.s half witty column.
a young man refused to see his loveress, end
then set a little cat on her. Certainly there vas
something IN common between then. He was
an unfeline wretch, and she was pussy -cutted
-GJoke obvious.