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The New York herald., 1864-06-05

tunisy and Its Danger.
The Presidential Convention which meets at
Baltimore on Tuesday will have the oppor.
tunity for nomination which will silence all
opposition, absorb ell parties, and carry the
Presidential election by popular reclamation;
but the Convention will also be confronted by
the danger Of "a Jpomination not 81 to be
madc," and which, II made, will stir up and
bring into violent commotion all the bad pas
sions OF all the political parties and factions Of
the day, and, making confusion worse con-
founded than ever, will precipitate their work
Of ruin and anarchy upon the country.
The golden opportunity suggested Is that
which these republican Splos at Baltimore
viii have for the nomination Of General Grant;
shs dangers 10 which " refer are all involved
n ~ DANGER Of the rSponinatiaa AZ AhEahAn
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

Gour ud's Poudre Subtitle Uprooss HAN
from forcheads OF the body Warranted. =
his new depot 459 Broadway.
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DeaKnsss, Impaired Sight.
NOISES IN THB HEAD
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN rHD
THROAT,
CHRONIC CATARRH.
CATARRH OF fHR TvMPANTC NUCOUy
MEMBRANE. OBSTRUTICOE6 OF rae
EUBTACHlAN TUBE
CHRONIC CArARRH.
CURED,

CROSS BYE srRAI0HTENE0 IN ONE MINUTE
And disease of the Nv. and Var reqnirts9 stov
nnedica or surQics. aid attended 70 by Dr. VON RIs1uL
BERG. At bis consulting roomA 6io Broadway. nsW
Twelfth street. et#
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

Cavtes de v1ssse, Eight sov oI..-Ustsss
the sdvantags sit al until suited Proofs ava unina
aftsr sitting vAU0HNS, ~ Bovsry.
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

Prizes Cashed tu All Legaiixed LotGe-
ries and information given Exchange ONCE l76 Broad
way New YORK
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

Diagonal Sacks. SlJg Watksn9 Cea&et
elB 20 ga; White Duck vesta e5. Summer CothSuk
CLARKE. liz and ll& william s1esA
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

Deafness, Disease - the Eyes auaoC0p
tarrhsl affections receve tue undivided attsut
DR. CALDWELL Ocust aud AurtEt. 81 Clinton plAoa u1QA0
street. from 5 O'Clock. Gross instantly removed
The New York herald., 1864-06-05
THE PRESIDENCY.
Dsleg atss Co ths Bsltsasrs Csuvention
Fiocktng 90 Washsngsoa.

DsleG ateS 60 the Boltaoore COuvcntaou
Fiocking 90 Washsngsos.
wAsMuo1ox. June Z. 1884
Tho o,ty allns up with delegates and lobbyists "a
the baltimore Convention Although the operations Of
distacs attention from Presidential sussos
very great degree the majority Of new oomsrs are
taking and apparently thinking Of nothing but strategy
and the "stuation."
Among the most prominent mentioned sos chair.
che Republican Convention are Hon Mr.. Foos of
Vermont and @. w. Patterson, Of New York Henry J..
Raymond b also figuring extensively for shs post bis
friend predicting for him flying leap Into the chair
Tho delegates 70 the Baltimore Conversion from the
State New York win meet q the Eulaw House, Bati-
more Monday evening, q eight O'Clock. All are re-
quired 10 be present.
Preliminary Preparation IN Baltimore.
BALTIMORE. June 4. 1894
large number or delegates to the Convention have
arrived to-day and the preliminary caucussng has
menced.
the hotels are pretty well filled up already and every
train adds to the number.
Nothing thought Of or talked about but the
tlon and lie probable action All parts Of the country
represented exceps the South and delegates
from even the extreme Southern States are present
BY Monday there will be great crowd Of osdeegates,
pulers and politicians here all deeply Interested IN
the pending political campaign. For . time military
movements arc ignored and political strategy has taken
the place that military strategy which has engrossed
the thoughts Of the people for the last three
Tho OHIO delegation held meeting this evening at
Barnum's Hotel and organized. This s tbs only state
which has yet made formal organization.
There body talked Of candidate for the rrcsi
dency In opposition 70 Mr. Lincoln.
nut little Is said yet about the candidate for Vice
President. Among those who have been mentioned.
however, Daniel S. Dickinson OF New York-hs norni
nation being regarded tending TO strengthen the ticket
ip New York. which looked essential TO euccesS
For President Of the Convention. Governor renu,eon,
OK OHIO; simon Cameron, x Pennsylvania, and Henry j.
Raymond. Of New York, are prominently mentioned
Governor Dennson's friends urge him comirom'ss
candidate, and " he should the supoort Of thu
West and Northwest his friends claim that oan he
will stand good chance Of success.
To morrow viii doubt be n very active day with tho
politicians and be spent in pcrrecting ana developing
their plans for the coming week.
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asr hearing n Desn IN the cathedral were TO depart
for La soedad where sumptaous breakfast would await
them conspiracy had al iooversd IN GuAdslaArs.
ana several perssss hsA arrested. aocssed Of hav
ting participated 10 IL Mysterious pscsrds had appeared
on ths wallis of MeKos. The Sth Of May was csebrasd
as the anniversary Of the battle Of Pussla. numerous
persons q both placing gariAnds OF flowers on the
tombsonss of the soders who foil on that day
From s. Domingo have news OF . skirmsh, IN which
the spsuards wore Of course victorious.
The sword contest as the Missouri Sanitary Fair b
becoming somewhat exciting A. the CLOSE o the fair
m wednesday night last the vote was
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

Bascheior's Hair Dye-Ths Best In tma
vcrd Harmless reliable instantaassua The only p~p
fseidys Sold By all druGssA rastoryat DassiAs sasseA
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

Boots and shoes.-Ths Largest Assore-
ment In ihs city Of good Boots Shoes Mc for ades esn
uemeu and children, ~ BROOKS Gs BrssewaS sss Ase
ruitSn
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

Grover G. Bakers Highest PremsuU
Elastic Stitch Sewing Machines 4e5 Broadway New YofA.
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

Lyons Periodical Drops,
TRE GREAT FEMALE REGULATOR
scientifically prepared fluid preparation. under lisss>
sion OF JOHN l. LYON. NJ. ID. New Haven. ConnessssuA
win he found 10 be inalible remedy for all issg1
sies and much better than female pills. powders -
IT'S popularity Indicated the Of Is ~
ties In six months II 10 safe all times, except when
pressy forbidden in the dreotsaothas accompany san
bottle.
Sold BY druggists everywhere rrics 81 per bottiA -
II obtained BY sddreasing tho agents -.
ding postage so cents additional
@ q. CLARK CO.. New Haven. Conn; DAAAo
BARNES co, New York. General Agents.
Moody's Improved yo~- srsrts,
MADE 10 order. 81 rs. 81 and - s0
y W. MOODY. l75 Broadway, Howard Aetse
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If You Want 10 Know. Co., Read
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE
curious book for curious necp'e and g0od 6ook -
every one Prcs TO be had at al news dspots o.
tents tahlea mailed free. Address
DR. FOOTE. $50 Broadway n. Y.
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

Brilliant and Powerful Nay and Might
Double Perspeovs oiasses for the ne,d sea cpsra and
sourisas use-oompact portable anA smcisnL spIsndid
oosaist. op.oas sesx broadway under Lsfsrs. HcusA
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

Boots. Shoes, Caters, Ae.-Ail styles
q prsssut coa prsces FEhRTe DON, b0osmsker d
nAasau stress and 90 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

Jsvvelry md Watches
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
for sale By GEO. c. ALLEN. 4ib Broadway. 49, -
low Canal street, formerly II wall street..
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

Hsxnest Premi.a ,rs Lock rsitcA SEWING
Machnes. WHEELER 4 WILSON. SIS BroAdvaQ.
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

Beauties OF Greenwood and Views Here
and There-Nagara Falls Hudson River IA Photographs
BY HOLMES. 500 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

tsmsssry Esn psslssh msnts, oBouguee
Vases wv Crcsses Nausoaums nsie Grave Rnasssurss
wrought snd cast iron kallsAs AZ svsry description
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

Ortssaders.s Hair Dye, Preventative
and Wk Dspss wholesale and rstAH-MA . Astor Hsusa
yhs dys appsssd BY snilfu artists
The New York herald., 1864-06-05
AnYxrcAr Musruw, June 4, 1854.

Pleasant Trips int Westch hestep COuD~
rake the Of ths Harlem Bridge. Morrisanja e.
Fordham Railroad. which leave the tsrnin
Of the Harlem bridge every nve rpantea throughout ~
day and evening. This roses and she eer
try oo unoet invflinG
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

Moody's Improved Yo$- Sttrts,
MADE 20 order. 81 rs. s. and - sN
Tw. MOODY. i78 Broadway, Howard Hstso
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

A Beautiful Comp1exion.-Laird's Bloom
effouh sypasses everything for preserving beauHy
ag the compsxon and skin l3 Broadway and druggists
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

Beautiful Picture or the 0Catskall
nounana" By Young Farrar and win be free sxhbi
ton until the 10th inst at Mr. eperrys store 10
nue. For f.tsfu detail sreulste hnIsh various shades
there he. besa nothing produced that VIII with
s net for sae ~ tho and writer Of this will
part with u: but Mr. Sperry will forward -
the talented paen and artisl
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

American Steel Shirt Collars EN- m.
eNed, SNOW whits .uen finished Mailed % recelpt or
o. Patented April ipth 1894 JBANERKT. Assss, 10
The New York herald., 1864-06-05

from evary taist Of impurity Observe n. BRANDRErn
on the government stamp IN white letters
Sold At zoo Canal street aud No Union square.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-02-17

shoxM be in every family in the country. They
have several points Of superiority ell others.
lat. It is q selfadjustiDg machise, wringiug hand
kerchiefs bedquts without sny change In the
machine. This is obtained by the OF solid rub
Der springs which superior to any metal springs
which liable to rust and lose their elasticity.
I'd. The frame of thu wrnger u made Of wood,
thus avoiding the danger Of injury to clothes from
iron rust, to which they exposed In the iron
chimes, however well they may be galvanized.
Sd. The india-rubber OF which the rolls are made,
Is VULCA MED, SO they do not soften by the use
OF hot water.
4th. The mode Of fastening the wringer to the
tub Is most Efficient adapting itself to tubs OF all
kinds, and without damage TO them The same fast
ening can be used to apply extra pressure to the
rolls il required 2
5th Ii saves two-thrds of the time usually spent
in wringing clothes. 1t saves the clothes from being
torn by the ordinary process of wringing.
9th. It Is adapted to hotel use IS we'll as Of pri-
vat . families.
7th 1t Is not 30 liable to break as the iron ma
chimes. II an accident should happen, any mechanic
can repair it, but when an iron machine breaks Is
a dead loss.
ss- sell them at New York prices. A liberal
discount to dealers.
49, Merchants in the country can buy nj;
US kinds of Iron and Hardware to a. good
advantage OF me Is In Eastern markets.
Terms Cash!
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-02-17
BUY Il Home.

1nADESIRABLE Residence Lots are offered Yor-
.lVVJsale in McGregor, within so to 100 rod. Off
the Flanders House. Titles perfect terms reasonsbs.
Also number of lots ranging from to acres. l.
Apply to WM. GREEN, or
-~T#H# fF.s ORLANDO McCRANEY. - r.
s-.. -.- Qenl Agt's Giard Compauy. Eli
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-02-17

.uu. .-. y Office. .,r
A Ill persons '.e forbid cutting o. taking asyr
hlIM1ER from. the SPANISH GRANT. from and
alter this date without permit from the Agents or
he company. All parties trespassing hereafter Wilt
be dealt with to the extent Of Law. as.g
Persons wi hing to purchase wood OF down timber.
can apply to tho Agents. WIN. GREENE, ~
80. -.# #a#r o. NcCRANEY, as.#
- Gsneral Agents dard Land Company.
September LIST, 1868. 800 E"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-02-17

LNREE from, grain oil, with flowers, buds and barks
Il Of this highest medical VIRTUES They have 70
ceived the Endorsement Of more thin two hundred
Physicians, who have recommended its use by weak
and delicate females, aged persons, and young chill
dren in all cases Of Dyspepsia Loss Of Appetite, Jsun
and Ague, Weak Lungs, Debility from whatever cause,
aud In all these which in their incpent stages
require only generous diet, and An invigorstng,
nou IL hing stiuaulant. ~@a@ - @afe
Being used to the exclusion Of all other Bitters
in more than fifty United States
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-02-17
army HOSPITALS,

And million private families and 10 the only pcpu.
lar medicine which has been specially exempted from
stamp tax by the United States Government. on the
ground OF its having been adopted q standard rem
edy by the medical profession.
These Btters decious alike to thesense ofsme and
taste minisering to health through the medium Of
well pleased palate giving bloom to the cheek Of the
invalid and restoring broken health and declining
years, the vigor and elasticity Of youth.
Physicians, Clergymen, Druggists Groeers, Hospital
Stewards, aud Travellers, daily volunteering test
monials in Its praise. W. $50 r1
For sale by all first class Druggists, 0rscsrs Hote,
and Saloons. a"i #sa#
At Wholesale by
rre -rs BENTON BROS. Il CO.,
H] McGregor, Iowa.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-02-17

Ii you want the DANDELIoN
AND WILD CHERRY BlrTErs,
Go to HUNTINGTONS.
Go to HUNTlNGTONS.
II you want VANDEuzEN's
Worm CONNECTIONS,
Go to HUNTINGTON'S
-...-.. Go to HUNTINGTON'S.
1t you want Ayers Medicines,
II you want Ayers Medicines, Inn
Go to HUNTINGTON'S
Go to HUNTINGTONS
If you want Pain Curer,
If you want Pain Curer,
Go to HUNTINGTON'S.
Go to HUNTINGTONS.
If you want Liniments,
II you want Flavoring Extracts, ..
Go to HUNTINGTON'S.
Go to HUNTINGTON'S.
If you want Blueing,
If you want Blueing,
Go to HUNTINGTON'S.
Go to HUNTINGTONS.
If you want Dye Colors,
If you want Dye Colors,
Go to HUNTINGTON's.
Go to HUNTINGTONS
If you want Condition Powders,
If you want Condition Powders.
.ea-a ~ Go to HUNTINGTON's.
Go to HUNTINGTON 8.
If you want Castor Oil,
If you want Castor Oil, @
..s a.' Go to HUNTIN GTON'S.
Go to HUNTINGTONS.
If you want the best Ink,
If you want the best Ink, t
Go to HUNTINGTON'S.
Go to HUNTlNGTONS.
If you want Pills, .....
If you want Pills,
Go to HUNTINGTON'S.
Go to HUNTINGTON'S.
If yon want Prepared Glue,
If you want Prepared Glue,
.,.'. Go to HUNTINGTONS.
Go to HUNTINGTONS
If you want anything else,
If you want anything else,
In the Patent Medicine line,
In the Patent Medicine line,
Go to HUNTINGTON'S.
Go to HUNTINGTON'S
.... Go to HUNTINGTONS.
Go to HUNTINGTON'S.
Where you will always be sure to find good article
at a reasonable price, aud would invite merchants
OF McGregor and elsewhere to examine my stock aud
the eastern markets. receive all my goods direct
from the man utacturers, and am bound not to be
undersold :.
So Remember the place, first door below the
Brick Church, Main Street, Mce'regor, Iowa.
s. HUNTINGTON, Proprietor.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-02-17
From the Louisville Democrat.
THE NEGRO'S LAMENT,

THE NEGRO's LAMENT.
No corn Is in tho field,
No cotton in the row
Rusty is tho shovel
And broken Is the hoe.
The weeds are in the garden,
And the tie vine and the thorn
Where ~ere cotton IN the field,
And peas among the corn.
Our cabins are all rottine,
Or in ruins scattered round--
The cotton gin, in ashes,
Lying level with the ground.
How jolly IN the sunshine.
How pleasant In the shade.
Around tho crowded corn-crib
We happy niggers played
1lsv we sung our merry songs,
And we shuckcd the gathered corn,
A the whiskey jug went round
And each emptied down q horn
But now the jug is broken,
And tho corn-ciib Is no more;
Gao farnished fox IL barking
In the sinpty kitchen door.
Old master gave VS. clothes,
And all our children fed;
And mistress nnr.ed the sick,
When ill upon the bed
Now spurned, In rags and sorrow,
In hunger and in cold,
We weep Tor good old mistress
Nenever shall behold.
We mourn for good old master,
Now Wondering in the grave.
Where soon shall sleep together
The white man and the slave
And mono shall heed the story,
When the trees above them grow,
OF the negro and tho white man
N Tho nj Ia
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-02-17
Rite Ponder,

BLASTING POWDER and. SAFETY FUSE, jsfs
received. and for sale by a
March IS, Ise3n335 BENTON BROS. co.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-02-17
JAMES WILEY & CO.,

Kennedy's Hall, Opposite Western House, MsGregor.
JAMES WILEY. (3sD W. II. ABBOTT.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-02-17
). z. ~ s. 81 -. H.5S EssSS5
KOchdlxZe BlNAskegS,

From the millsl,.,
We would most resp ctfully say to the citizens of
McGrsgor and yiciuty that they will find 1t to their
adv antage to call and examine Stock before pur
~hO alS
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-02-17

How can sto op: how oan kneel7
How can worship at thy feet?
When thou art fenced about with steel,
An Amaz on in mail complete?
fear not Cupid's fiercest dart
Am willing for thy sake to die.
But if splinter CHANGED to start,
Why, dearest, might lose an eye.
All, cruel! wherefore wear that mine
OF danger in thy crnoline!
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-03-26

CAPABILITIES OF UTAH.-Mr. kenney,
Delegate from Utah, in bearinS testimony to
the SUCCESS of the Department Of Agriculture
in aiding to develop the resources of the
plains and mountain valleys of the Great West,
says:
Occupying country which is naturally
desert, but which, by industry, experiment
and skill. has been converted into fruitful
garden, l cannot do anything which would
contribute more to its general prosperity than
by wise distribution Of choice seeds from
your Department.
"The settlements of Utah extend for five
hundred miles north and south; aud while in
tho more northern latitude all the cereals are
raised with great success by an original meth
cd of irrigation. the southern settlements pro-
ducs cotton. maddsr, indigo and figs in con-
siderable abundance. 1t is believed that tea
and coffee plants can be grown to advantage
in Washington county, the extreme southern
county of the Territory. recently settled, but
whore tho experiment in growing cotton has
proved eminently successful. This county
contains population Of about four thousand
souls, depending mainly upon the cotton crop
for their support. A small kind Of corn is
also raised here, and in visiting the settle
ments on the 23d Of July last, found the
people planting in their gardens the seed Of
the corn raised and ripsned that season. with
the confident expectation of raising another
crop before FROST
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-03-26

"RorGH GAMBLING" Says the Terrific
riM Enterprise Of Virginia City. N. f.:
"What is your business, sir:" asked n
judge in ono of onr Courts of witness.
Rough gambling. Yer honor" was the
.calv reply.
We looked sharply at the nan who claim ii
so singular trade \ pair Of small black
eyes scarcely larger than peas, twinkltl under
II pair of heavy, black eyebrows, each hair of
which appeared to project straight in the d-
rcction to which the eyes underneath were d-
rec,ed A heavy, block, sailor-like beard en-
circlrd his chin and covered his cheeks. The
mouth was the only ,cdecming feature. There
rested a sort of rude, defiant franknrss lie
swung back and forth against his legs a di-
lapidated Peruvian hat.
"Whnt business did I understand you to
say, sir 7" asked the Judge, his eye express
ing some surprise.
"Rough gambling, yer honor" answered
the witness, turning a quid Of tobacco in his
left cheek and gently swinging his hat.
"Rough gambling I" repeated the judi ge-
81 would ask you. sir, what you mean by
rough gambling ?"
81 means. yer honor, that my style is.
where tho run o cards doesn't fetch me- fcl-
lrrs money, knocks him down and takes it
anyhow =
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-03-26

The WICKED WRErCnEs Away down
East lived couple Of maiden spinstcrs Of
most Industrious habits aud devoted piety
They devo'ed themselves unremittingly to toll
six days in the week and reliSously consrcra
ted thu seventh to rest and offices Of religion.
On Saturday evening Nancy and Polly were
plying their knitting net dies with more than
usual speed, in order to finish an allotted stint
before the clock should mark the commence
ment Of holy time. Absorbed in their labor,
tho minutes passed swiftly by, when Aunt
Polly. h'ving completed her stocking. raised
her eyes to the clock and perceived she had
been working on the Sabbath. Lifting up her
hands aud eyes hcavrnward. she exclaimed {:
lord deliver us sister Nancy-I declvc zoe
hare committed 'duitry -
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-03-26

BIRDS AS DeyrRoyERs Or INskcrs.-A
distinguished naturalist. NJ. Florent Provost,
conceived the idea that it would be matter
Of great interest to collect. at different periods
Of the year, the stomach Of every description
of bird he was able to procure, to examine
and preserve its conten's. This collection,
commenced thirty years since. has now
reached considerable sic. The stomachs
opened and dried, together with their con.
tents. ars fixed on cardboard, upon which ar~
inscribed. besides the name OF the species of
the bird, the indication Of the locality and
date Of its death, together with the uam.s Of
the animals or plants which have been rscog-
nized as forming part Of tho contents Of iis
stomach. 1t results from these researehss
that birds are in general far more useful than
hurtful to tho agricultdrist, and that the mis-
chief done At certain periods by the granivor.
oas birds is largely compensated BY the con.
sumption Of insects they effect at other PEI
riods.-Losdsx Medical 1;mes i,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-03-26

PRINTERS AND PARADoxEs.-A Printer
says Oliver, is the most curious being living
He may have coins, and not be worth
cent; have small caps and have nei-
ther wife nor children. Others may run fast,
but he gets along swifter by setting. fast. He
may BE- making impressions without elo-
quencc; may use the leg without offending.
aud be telling the truth; while others cannot
stand Will. they set, he can set standing, and
do both at the same timc have t" use /urni.
ture and yet have no dwelling; may make and
put away pi and never s'c n pie, much less
eat it, during his whole life be- a human be-
ing and rat at the same time; may press II
go,d deal and not ask n favor; may handle Il
chooting iron, and know nothing abou. a can
non, gun or pistol he may move the hrrr
that moves the world, and yet be as far from
moving the globe as hog under a lnolrhill :;
spread sheets without being housewife; he
may lay lis firm ona he'd, and yet be obliged
to sleep on the floor; he mav use the dagger
without shedding blood, ard from the earth he
NAV handle stars he may be ofa railing dis
position. and yet never desire to travel; he
may have Sleeps ;toot. and not be delcrmrd; !;
never without a case, aud yet know nothing
of law or phvsic; he always correcting his cr-
yors, and growing worse every day; have em-
byares without ever having the arms of lass
thrown around him; have his firm Tucked
mn. and at the same time free from Jail, watch
house or any other confinement; have unlim-
tied control of hank, and not control of Il
dollar; the Chase is indispensable to him, and
not given to sporting; may noi be President
but still have his cabinet; his Office may have
4 l.
he may lie plagued by the oerI. and be n
Christian of the best kind; and what is s'ran-
gar br honest or dish nest, rich or poor drunk
or sober. Industrious or lazy, he always stands
up to his business. Moreover he always JUS
t.fes his conduct by rule. so as to register
with recitude and justice.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-03-26

~ The population Of the city Of New
York by the census of 1850 was 5l5.547.
In 1860 it was 800, ,651. and increase Of $780,
lO4, or 56.27 per cent. Philadelphia. in 1850
numbered 34O,O45 inhabitants, and in 1850
had increased to 572.529-a gain Of 222, ASA,
or 65.43 per cent. Baltimore. in ks5O, con-
tanned l79, ,O54 residents, and in 1860 num-
bered 2l24lS, an increase Of 43,364, or 25.-
62 per cent.