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MEDICINES.
m rs NOT 100 MUCH 10 SAY,
i SINCE ALL,
OIL ID A N ID YOU N g.,

vr1-THAr R kfESsEF66sx4iv WOODS HAIR
win preserve ,nJell,tiy the sro,cfa and colo, Of
imasins bic sEe Perfectly, restore the gray, cover
the d wh sas ssn
preserve the scalp free from all disease to the great
e: sn
Ladies of all Glasses, all over the World oest scs
RRs sass n. ssrs GS nSs Sdss "
HICKORY GROVE, ST. Charles CO., Mo, Nov is, 81.
PROF. o. J. wOOp-Dssr Sir: Sometime las, summer We
induced 10 your Hair Restorative and IT'S
effects wonderful We feel our duty to yon ana t
s 70 ~ s md som, called IL seaId
head The hair almost enti,ey came Cd IN consequence
We CID g with ts Sops q success, sat
surprise and that Of all our friends very few
removed the disease entirely, and aud luturant
crop Of hair started and can that oar
any other child We esa thsrtore aud hereby,
mend Resorstye perfect remedy fer all diseases OF
the and HA' are Gf ySRG
SARAH A HIGGISBorHAM.
PROF wooD-D.sr Sir: My hair had, for several years,
been becoming premstureiy gray, accompanied BY harsh
which rendered the Constant application Of OIL
mr. nut two mouths ago was in that condon; aud hsT
ing continued till within the last three weeks. has
greatly preferred those produced by the apple
q oils any other preparation have used lrsssrd " an
used Hair Restorative the simple purpose Of
refer all who doubt Of its performing all
'"A' !" '''A' MRS c. svmosDs, liz Third street
CINCINNATI, o., Feb. 10, 1851.
WELLINGTON, Mo, Dec. 5, 1851.
PROF. woop-Dssr Sir: BY the advice Of friend Of
mine, who has been using your Hair Restorative MAS IN,
duced try it, had the fever tame last May. aud
nearly every my head came cut Now my hair has
great deal thicker than Nothing but
duty and sympathy that feel TO communicate to others who
afict have been would induce me 10 give this
puhc acknowledgment Of the benefit have received from
Prof. Woods HaIT RestoratiTe.
Yours respectfully, ARJAcoss
The Restorative put up bottles of three
viz: large, medium. and small the small holds hall
q pint and retails for dollar per bottle; the me
dunn holds at least twenty per cent more In proper
ton than the small, retalls for two dollars per bot
tie; the large holds q quart, ~ per cent more In
proportion, ana retails for IS bottle.
%. j. WOOD 4 CO., ProPEietors, SO Broadway,
New York, in the great y. Y. Wire Railing Estab
lishment) and ia Market street, st. Louis, Mo-;
and sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. IA 5-eoSm
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
,IEsRn1AR. \, z. n 3,

fRIESEMAR, 4, z, rs,
Protected by Royal Letters Pdtssf Of Eryldsd, as1
secvred by the Seals Of ths Eo0ls de Pharmoeie dc
Pa,ts, and TAG Imperial CO!Isge Of Msdieise,
VieHaa.
No. I is invaluable for exhaustion, Spermstor-
rhfa, and all physical disabilities.
. M. completely Grad Gates al traoee Of those
diseases that have been hitherto treated b, the nau
seous and pernciouE use Of copavIa and cubebs.
No. hes entirely SUPP Ian Ted the injurious use Of
mercury. thereby lnsurlng to the sufferer speedy
relief, dispensing al impurities and roofing out the
venom of disease.
form Of lozense, devoid of Ia ste and smell, and
oen be carried IN the valstcOst pocket Sold IN TN
tered by vslpeau, Lallemsnd, RouX, RECORD, &C.
Prioe each, or four cases for 90 which saves SS
And IN 81 cases, " hereby there is saving Of le.
To be had, wholesale and retail, Of DIR. BAkR0W,
ls4 Bleecker street, four doors below McDOuea
street. New York. Immediately on receiving a re
mittanoe, DIR. Barrow will forward the Triesemsr
70 any part OF the world, securely packed, and I'D
dressed according 70 the instructions Of the writer
ington, ID. G.. de 6-em
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EANCY SILKS AND SILK ROBES

SELLING OFF = LFss HAN CosT
w have throw out our ~ho stock of Co.ored
for cash We Invite the special attention OF pur,
ShaseJs 10 this portion of our stock, as we have
Spring supplies. J. w. COLLEY & Co,
tes-lH 523 It'll street, above Pa. avenue.
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THE CELEBRATED DR.. j. q. ROSES
l. n62DICIN


OF PHILADELPHIA.
These remedies are the result of thirtyhye years
OF extensive and successful PRACTICE, and are the
only Ieliable preparations 10 cure the various is
DR.. J. s. RoSEs COUGH SYRUP OR e.
PECTORANT, will radically cure Conehs, Gods,
Hoarseness, Bronchitis, and al Lung diseases.
Price 50 cents and a.: -
or Blood Purh for the cure of Sorofua Old EruD
tons, Chronic Diseases, Ulcers, Svelled Neck spd
al diseases arising from an impure state Of The
DIR. J. S. ROSES DYsPEPTIc COMPOUND
The only sure euTo for DyspePsis and Liver Com
DR.. j. S. NOSES PAIN cURER. III. not,
cure all but it alone has stood the test Of IS yes,
curlng Rheumatism, Tooth and Ear Aches, Choc,
Pains in the Stomach and Bowels, SpraIns, Bruises,
Pains IN the Limbs, Joints Back and Spine, or any
pain lnternpkH or externally. Price u, Is and 81
cents o bottle.
These remedies, and many others referred 20 in
Or; Roses Medical Adviser. (Which book may be
had gratis at any Of the drug stores where the med
icines are kept have been used with success by
10000 persons with prompt benefit. To ensure
success you have only to see that they genuine
by having the Doctors Nritfs. sigsafsgs oVs sacl
cork and on each label
IL Kept by all Druggists. ses-r
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HI BLIND eENvINE PREPARATION.

III GENUINE PREPARATION.
HHEEtMHssSStRs gRySH#y e e k slifsss;
HEtMBSPs B BHGHS for SeSRey
HEtMMB3tRs BHGHH for loss Of Mss@TGy;
H HEEMMBS9ttB E ESSeeHHE fer Riq s S,ssshn'
f! Ssas:s
##EEtMMRRSSktPs sSS##g fsT Ssss sEsss:
HELMBGLD,S BUCHU for Dryness of tho Skin.
#EtMR9tPs BSsHS 5ST FFaHRSs e. B.e.
REI,MBOLD'S BUCHU for heaviness Of the Eye
lid. with Temporary Suhusafion and Loss Of Sig hi
lessness, with Want of Attention. Horror Of So
gSsHy sF
indl'oTeton' s end n DIse Sas Of the
Existing in either sex from whatever oasss erigi-
Eated, and no matter of
HOW LONG STANDING.
By he
6 SIsvei and DIopsJ s9d ihyarsb{ by the injndi
since established that any disease of these organ:
enects the mind more than any and all others, and
follows Loss Of Power, fn,St, any
EpilePne Fits-in one Of which the patient may or
snsn oossa ere no.
and Consumption! The record of the Insane Asy,
&c
In IN Lanaao As{lums the most melancholy exhihi
and sate @rh Sor ayis
rarely artioulate.
"With woeful measures van Despslr
Low sullen sounds. his grief heguiled."
Debility is most terrible, AND mas brought thous-
hnds upon thousand. 70 untipey graves; thus blast
CURED by the use If this
INFALIIBLE REMEDY.
the 90 opSsg, +. IN Of
lowers, is Immense, enbrseing names well known
70 &c nne lame Ceahostes of cures from
reliable and responsible character, are open for in
spect!on from Governors Of States ses, eminent
PHYSICIANS. and distinguished Clergymep
Helm BOLD'S EATRACT BUCHU m erepay
Cd directly according to the rules of Pharmscy and
Chemistt,, With the greatest accuracy and Chemi-
e Rhysic, and most Of the late STANDARD WORKS Of
nELMB0Lp'S BUCHU is safe and pleasant IN
taSte and odor, bnt Immediate in its action.
city HffoEf s cS. 1shs
that his
+ 1aiIEs EsMs sssiJ9s Sol. Msnut.s,urer.
Nsvsmb. snH s bfOEs me- th; d day Of
PIos 81 per bottle. or six for S5 delivered to any
TRIAL 6 2SE yB BUY 4 c b6lftHAES-rRv,,
And b e. o0Iy,Dcss q its sosey And i s accom-
y Wee: cssEss from ssa
100 South Tenss &. S SeoA 1 cSsstnut cf PnI.
TG be had q all Drusslsts and dealer. throue nou,
Beware of Countsrfsits '''' '''N'H r'0''n0es'
Ask fer HELMBOLD's-take no other. Cures
Ras city, :ss I e.
gisU ian 8-eolys
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n sWINDLIN6 QUACKS.
OAUTION !-Quacks their Books, Cordiais
Buchu,, Hospitals, Instruments or RlnEsEshnr
write for my private Circular on
SPERMhrORkHSEh; Its CURE.
With stamp enclosed, address, in perfect conf
dence. your friend. former sufferer merely super
soriblns Box 17b, Charesto1n, Mass.
je ll-D6 wiz
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DALY'S
AROMATIC
VALLEY WHISKY,

We have lust received Twenty FIVE Cases of this
very superior WHISKY. Being manufactured ex-
clTslvely from the finest quality OF Rye consumer
can rely upon ITS being entirely free from all delete
rIous ingredients.
We annex three certih cates from eminent chem
lists OF the North to it's purity
BARBOUR SEMMES.
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AYERS
COMPOUND EITRACT OF SARSAPARILLA

tn. ed.ctaai remedy which the dea skill Q:
= this everywhere prevailing aud fatal malsdy
combined from the remedias that have been
discovered for the this foul disorder from the
BLOOD and The Of from dsBu1ctvs
queuces Hence should be employed for the Of
eIy scroula but those other affections which from
II, such ERCPTIyE and SKIN DISEASES, ST. ANIHo-
Sy's FIRE, ROSE o. ERYsrfKLAs PIMrLEs, PUsTULRs,
BLoTCHIs, BLAINs AND BoILs, JUNIORS, TEITER AND
SALT RHEUM, SCALD HAD, RISewoRM, RHIUMA-
TIsM ,SYrHILITIC AND MERCURIAL DISEASES, DhQS-
sY, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, and, indeed, ALL CUM
PLANTS ARISING FROM VITIATED OR IMPURE BLOOD.
TIL. popular beefin 'mpurty Of the blood" founded IN
Truth for scrOfua degeneration o. the blood The par
acular purpose aud fhis sarsapara purify and
this vital fluid which sesnd health i'm
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~ G X y L y l. A,
OR KINGS EVTL,

Is constitutional di,s"s, esrrsPtien Of ths bleed,
yhieh euid vstsd vesk and poor. Beng
circulation pervades the whole body and burst
disease any part Of it. No organ free from ITS
attacks, nor is the. which may destroy The
serouIous variousy caused BY msreurlal dssass
living dis.rdered unhealthy food, impure nth
filthy the vces, and, above ALL by the
vsne.sl Whatever be s origin, hsrssnary IN
constitution, ascending 'fron parents 10 children pLto
tn. trd aad fourth gensIaaon ndesd seems DC the
rod Of Him says al will the niquiss OF the fathers
Epol their children"
effects by deposition from the blood Of cor
rupt which, the lungs liver aud inisr-
ua organs termed tubercles in the glands svslIngs
the surface This fowl corruption,
~hch g.nd.r the blood d.presses the energies Of life
IN scrouOut only suffer from scroulous
far less power withstand the
acks Of other diseases consequently vast perish oy
although scronous their nature
s rendered fatal BY this the Moet OF the
co,unpton which De the human family has
gin scrofrlous and 10
DISEASES Of the hver kidneys, erain aud, ndesd
Of al The organs from sggrsvasd By the
Uus quarter Of all psop. scrculsus their Psrscn,
by this lurking Infection and their health
termnsd by it. To cleanse nom the system vs must
the blood by alternative and nvigorate
healthy feed and exercise. Such diens supply In
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SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE

SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies. and no household can
afford to be without it. II is always ready and up
to the sticking point. There is no longer neces-
SHY Tor llnp!ng chairs spntered veneers. headIoss
dolls and broken cradles 1t is just the article for
onns shell, and other ornamental work, so popular
with Ladies' of refinement and taste.
,lhls admirable preparation is used cold being
chamloaliy held IN solution and possessing all the
valuable ualltes of the best ibinet makers glus
it may be used III the place of ordinary muciaga,
being vastly more adh asivo,
" USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE."
Price, IS cents.
N. B.-A Brush accompanies each bottle
Wholesale Depot, No. ~ Cedar street, New York
Address HENRY c. SPALDING & CO.,
Box No. $500, New York.
Put up for Dealers in Cases containing Four,
Eight. AID Twelve DOZen-a beautiful LithOgraph
lo Show Gard accompanying each package.
single bottle of SPdLDING'S PRE-
PARED Gil UE will save ten times its cost an
nG2i'y to every households III O
sold by all prominent Stationers, Drugg lists,
Hardware and Furniture De alers, Groc ,rs, and
Fancy Stores.
ConntIy merchants should make note of SPAL
DlNG'S PREPARED GLUE. when making I'D
heir list 1t will stand any climate fs I0-Iy
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COLEMAN'S EUTAW HOUSE,
~ BALTIMORE.
ROBERT u. COLEMAN, late Of ths firm of
Col eman Il Stetson Of the Astor House 4
and more recently of the St. Nicholas vEHAS
Hotel, New York, mas. IL connection with l:.Ha
his son, FREDERICK w. COLEMAN. taken the
charge Of the above we'll known house for a term
OF years Many Important alterations ana prove
ments have been made, rendering it first class in
every respect. "
The location of this house is convenient to trsv-
eiers and citizens, the city passlng constant
to all points, and the Baltimore and Ohio and
WashinEso depots being "a close proximity.
or single gentlemen for Board. esther full or par
hall '
They will continue the International Hotel, at
Niagara Sails, New York. in the same sumptuous
nanner inst has made It popular with the travel.
Ing public during the past season. de % SIN
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PRXpAlID II
DR.. j. O. AVER = co.

LOW ELL, MASS.
PRICE, % PR BOTTLE; Six BoTTLIs YoR g.
-Arssld BY =. d. GILMAN Warrington; Z. Q. 8. Gle
Sell, GssrGssvn, and sy all DrsgGisu svsryvhsss.
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As deeidsRtS totN happen, eren in reH-reguloted
families, it is very desirable to have some cheap
and convenient way for repairing Furniture, Toy g..
CrOokery, &c.
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/ have analJzed q sample of ''Daly's Aromatic
Valley Whisky and find il to be a pure article of
fine favor and Wi hout any deieterious admIxture.
JAS. X. chill TON, NJ D.,
New York Chemist
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A FOX CRACKERS.
"A FRESH Supply Of these justly celebrated
Crackers havo been received. We are prepared to
supply dealers with fresh article, on New York
terms. tjs&) KING BURCHELL.
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STATE A<sAYER's OFFICE, 81 Somsrsett ,t..t
49, RosrON, April II, 1859
VIM DAILY, New York have made = chem
loa analysis OF yonr Aromatic Valley Whisky, and
hnd 1t pure, fine fnrOred Rye Whisky, conta .nJng
no injurious matters of any kind, and would rec
ommend 1t as suitable for medical and public pur-
poses CHARLES T. JACKSON.
"a 20 colin State Asseyer.
EATHER RYDER.-A life like Pho,oeropa of
l. this eminent Catholic divine price ST., lust
published and for sale by
PHILIP SOLOMON
MetropOlitas Bookstore, 332 Pa. ays
fe9 Agents for Lawrencs's For eign Stationery &c
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w: II; DAILY Your Aromatic Valley Whisky is
recaIvef, and after careful examination find it to
he article entire2y free from tn. adult.rattng
,rgrsdtertS so freq uenty used.
Yours, respectfully, JAS. J. MAPES,
ANALYTICAL Chemist
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II .. HOOD is daily receiving all of the newest
II. and most elegant styles of fine GOLD JEW
ELR I O.. onlated for holiday presents. No 33S
"a q, dA27
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HAS COME!-HAS COMEM-HAS GOMEZ
H THE GOOD TINE HAS COME!

JUST RECEIVED AT HARVEY'S OYSTER
y Depot, large supply of the largest and finest
T. N. HARVEY, Aren't,
-olS No QG1 st hat
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-02-16
Lennon Slave Case.

Brief notices from the East have advised
our readers that the, Lennon Slave Case,".
as it is called, after nine years of battling in
inferior Courts in New York, has at length
been brought to a hearing in the Court of.
Appeals, and the arguments closed last week
Most persons, we suppose, have forgotten
the particulars which led to these legal pro-
ceedings. From the New York Times We
get the following synopsis of the facts con-
nected with it, which will sufficiently explain
the case.
In November, 1850, j. Lennon, with his
family and eight slaves, came to New York
from Virginia to seek direct passage to
Texas, where they proposed to settle. The
presence of slaves having been discovered by
the keen scent ofcertain Abolitionists, q writ
of habeas corpus was obtained from Hon.
Elijah Paine, then Justice of the Superior
Court, but since deceased, inquiring why
the negroes were deprived Of liberty. Upon
the return of the writ, and after full hear
ing of the arguments presented by Mr.. Lem
mons counsel Judge Paine ordered the
slaves to be discharged and they were dis
charged accordingly Mr. Lennon at once
carried the order of the Superior Judge into
the Supreme Court, upon writ Of certoriari,
where, after contest Of years, the General
Term affirmed the original order The case
was, in 1857, appealed to the present juris-
dction.
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After tea, there was no movement. as usu

After tea, there was no movement, as usu
al, toward the hat-rack. William stood ur
beside the table, lingering, chatting, till Liz.
zie also rose. She led him to the light, warm
parlors, in their pretty glow of tasteful ar.
rangement, and drew him down beside her
on the sofa. He felt as If he was counting
over again, as he watched her fingers busy
with some fancy needlework, and listened tc
the cheerful voice he had loved so dearly two
years before.
"What are you making, Lizzie ?"
"a pair of slippers. Don't you remembe,
how much you admired the pair worked
for you, oh ever so long ago?"
81 remember: black velvet with flowers on
them. l used to put my feet on the fender
and dream of blue eyes and bright curls, and
wish time would move faster to the day wher
could bring my bonnie wee wife home, to
make music in my house."
Lizzie's face saddened for moment, as
she thought of the last two years, and how
little music she had made for this loving
heart, gradually weaving it from its allegiance
then she said,
81 wonder if you love music as much as
yoI did then?"
"Of course do. often drop in at Miss
Smiths for nothing else than to hear the
music"
81 can play and sing better than Miss
Smith" said Lizzie, half pouting.
"But You always say you are out of prac-
tice when ask you"
81 had the piano tuned this morning.
Now, open it, and we will see how it sounds. +"
William obeyed joyfully, and, tossing aside
L r l. 4. y,
had a very sweet voice, not powerful, but
most musical, and was very fair performer
on the piano.
Ballads, Lizzie?"
"Oh! yes, I know you dislike opera music
in a parlor."
One song after another, with nocturne,
or lively instrumental piece, occasionally, be-
tween them, filled up another hour pleas
antly.
The mantle clock struck eleven!
ELEVEN! | thought it was about nine
ought to apologize, Lizzie, as used to do,
for staying so long and can truly say, as
did then, that the time has passed so pleas
antly, can scarcely believe it is so late"
The piano was closed, Lizzics work put in
The basket, and William was ready to go up
stairs; but glancing back, he saw his little
wife near the fire place, her hands clasped,
her head bent, and large tears falling from
her eyes. lie was beside her in an instant
"Lizzie, darling, are you ill? What is the
matter ~ ..#
"Oh! William, have been such bad
wife! heard You tell Mr.. Moore, last eve-
ming, how had disappointed you; but will
try to make your home pleasant, indeed I
will, if you will only forgive and love me-"
"Love you! Oh! Lizzie, you cannot guess
how dearly love your
AS the little wife lay down that night, she
thought,
"I have won him back again! Better than
that, have learned the way to keep him !"
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Speakers of the U. s. Congress.

The Speaker of the first American Con-
gress was Pennsylvanian-Frede A.
Muhlenberg--and he was reelected to that
post in the third Congress. He was succeed
ed by Johnathan Dayton of New Jersey. the
ancestor of the present Hon. William L. Day
ton of that State, who remained in the chair
for four years. Then came Geo Dent of Mar
ryland, to the fifth; Theodore Sedgwick OF
Massachusetts, in the sixth Nathaniel Macon
of North Carolina, in the seventh, eighth and
ninth; Joseph V. Vernum of Massachusetts,
in the tenth and eleventh, and then Henry
Clay. Mr.. Clay was model Speaker ofthe
House. He began in that capacity when just
thirty-four years of age, and served in all
about ten years. He occupied the chair Tex
cept during the part of the Thirteenth Con-
gress-when Langdon Cheves was chosen to
fill the vacancy caused by Mr.. Clay's res
ignation on his appointment TO act as one
of the commission to arrange the treaty at
Ghent, during his absence in the second ses-
sion of the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Con-
gressl until March Sd, 1925.
After Mr. Clay, came John w. Taylor of
New York, in the nineteenth, and Andrew
Stephenson of Virginia, in the twentieth
twenty first, twenty second and part of the
twenty third; John Bell of Tennessee, in the
twenty fourth, and James X. Polk, of the
same State, in the twenty-fifth aud twenty
sixth. He was succeeded in the twenty
seventh Congress. by Robert NJ. I. Hunter,
of Virginia, who was elected after severe
struggle, as Wing Following Mr.. Hunter,
came John White of Kentucky, in the twen-
ty-eighth Congress, and in the extra session
which ensued. John w. Jones of Virginia.
John w. Davis of Indiana, presided over the
twenty Congress; Robert c. Winthrop
of Massachusetts, over the thirteth; Howell
Cobb of Georgia, over the thirty first Lynn
Boyd of Kentucky, over thirty-second, Ma
thaniel P. Banks of Massachusetts,, over the
thirty third; and James l.. Orr of South Car,
olina, over the thirty fourth.
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A BENEDICT,s sOLILOQUY.

ny w.B.F.
Returning home at close Of day,
Who scolds and frowns at my delay,
As though the deuce was there to pay?
Somebody!
Who calls me to strict account,
Ofwhere I've been and what about,
And eyes me with Jealous hout9
Somebody
Who, when she moves the cheerful Are,
Stlrs up the flames Of her own ire,
Frustrating everything that's nigh her?
Somebody!
When plagued with want and dire distress,
Who makes a claim for rich dress,
And cries because she is oppressed?
Somebody
When doubt and fear within me rise,
Who greets me with most doleful sighs,
And says, "You fool you'll ne'er be wise? ?"
Somebody
Who, while she gads and spins street yarn,
Immures me with the squalling BARN,
And puts my temper in a snarl?
Somebody!
In fine, though half has not been said,
Who Caudles me till I'm near dead,
And makes me groan that her wed?
Somebody
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Pennington n Republican.

Some of our Democratic friends are con-
soling themselves under the election of Pen
nington by stating that he is an old line
Whig. We do not blame them. They need
consolation. But we are compelled to de-
prive them of that little bit of comfort Mr..
Pennington is not an old line Wing. He
,oas such, in days past, just as Fremont,
Trumbull, Cameron, ETC., were Democrats.
But he now is a staunch, distinctive, straight
backed Republican, as firm and sound as
any in the House. OF the New Jersey men,
bers, Nixon and Stratton are counted as Re-
publicans, but were elected by fusion of
the Republicans and Americans,-werc the
recognized candidates ofboth parties. Adrian
and Riggs were elected by the joint efforts Of
the Republicans and Anti i-Lecompton Dem
ocrats. Mr.. Pennington was run as dis
tinctivc Republican candidate. And in the
House, every Republican supported him with
entire satisfaction, and enthusiasm The
Democracy on the other hand, observed evil
dences that the Republicans were about to
triumph, through him, with somewhat OF
dissatisfaction, and almost groaned in agony
as his election was announced.-Gdts City.