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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-11-08

xs Be careful how you jest. The richest joke
Of the season may be a very unreasonable
one. ~. -
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-11-08

s. Miss Tucker says it's with bachelors as
with old wood. its hard to get them started,
but when they do take fame they burn pro-
digiously.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-11-08

60 In the game of life we should watch for
the "last trump" .. .ssr..-
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-11-08
CONNECTIONs--Westward,

The MORNING TRAIN from New York con-
meets at MANUNKA CHUNK with ahe train leav-
ing Philadelphia (Kensington Depot) at 30 a.
and at GREAT BEND with the through Mail Train
on the Erie Railway, with sleeping car attached
stopping at all the principal stations that road,
and arriving at Buffalo att 10 a, H.
THE EVENING TRAINS from New York con-
meets at MANUNKA CHUNK with the train leav-
ing Philadelphia (Kensington Lepot,) at $50 p. m
at GREAT BEND with the Night Express on the
Erie Railway, west, arriving at Buffalo at Lac p.
M .. "a - >
Eastward.
The MORNING TRAIN from Great Bend con-
meets there with the Cincinnati Express the Erie
Railway from the West at Manunka Chu with
train for Philadelphia and intermediate stations
arriving in Philadelphia at go p. m and at New
Hampton with a train for Easton Bethlehem AL
lentown, Reading and Harrisburg, arriving at Har-
risburg at $50 p. m.
The EVENING TRAIN from Great Bend con-
meets there with the New York Express on the Ex-
press on the Erie Railway from the West; at Ma
nunka Chunk with train which runs to Belvidere
where 1t lies over until O'Clock the next morning.
and at New Hampton with Express Train for
Aaston, Bethlehem. Allentown, heading and Har-
risburg.
At SCRANTON, connections are made with
trains on the LackawanLa and Bloomsbury Rail
roam TO and from Pittston, Kingston, Wilkesbarre.
Berwick, Bloomsbury, Danville, Northumberland
Harrisburg and intermediate stations, and with
rains on the Delaware and Hudson Railroad to
and from Carbondale and intermediate stations
WATTS COOKE, Supt.
r. A. HENRY, General Ticket Agent. je29tf
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-11-08

So The hammer least likely 10 hit the nail on
the head-the ninny. hammer,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-11-08

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ES The above comprises all the fairs at which
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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-11-08

s. pitch battle-two darkies throwing tar
pots at each other. {
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-11-08

Great Improvement in Sewing Machines
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-11-08

81 u All animals have an overs rseer-he 10 called
the giraffe. Tg.so y ass.asaog %
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-11-08

6IlI1G@isftillaatheacnns, 4 /.
a. - All animals have an overs eer-he is called
the giraffe. sy4so .. as-.asroo %
-sss re . -------1------------7 -
g . A pitch batte-two darkies throwing tar
pots at each other. ...., {.
So The hammer least likely 10 hit the nail on
the head-the ninny- hammer.
go In the game of life we should watch 70,
the "last trump" ... .sar...
.Esl"pa, they tell US about the angry OCEAN
What makes the ocean angry F'
.sgf'Oh, it has been crossed SO often"
zsoa ,as-sa..stt - - ...~sr
- Be careful how you jest. The richest joke
Of the season may be a very unreasonable
one. T.. ..-
A western paper says A cow was struck
y by lightning and instantly killed, belonging
TO the village physician, who had DeautHul
calf four days old.
A man said that the only reason why his
dwelling was not blown away in a late storm
was because there was heavy mortgage on
it.
Miss Tucker says it's with bachelors as
with old wood. its hard to get them started,
but when they do take fame they burn pro-
digiously.
-
"Aint 1t wicked to rob this chicken roost,
Sambo % ..s
''Dat's grcal moral question, niger we
hain't to argy it now ; hand down annudder
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-11-08
OPEN AGAIN.

The Grocery and Provision Store on Stark
Brick corner, latoly owned by T. B. WALL has been
purchased by the undersigned and will be kept as
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-26
.GouseIE BfUFFs, IOWA, JANUARY Is, s
Tlsr roMlsa 4 q rios,

I've ProdAcs m extract from AuAxe
Pieueponsss ppellng speech IN the kIAs'
Igks Weed cssa, 10 whieh We BAG Abs.
earnest sifcrflon ~ opr rsadeFs. slm2lYl
renaf king that. fhe pFpmise has hafe
ppre faithfully kept, and llak each day'a
seyalalisns, Of ragcalilT bare eclipssd1
what went before, Tha analogy, at whlslH
Mr. Pisusponk hingsg to tae Testa sssdi
Ep5.srea sse9nqd gsllfsfa, shea hsfslas9
reybllsipn, u Sery striking: 4 goaa
foyals homiclde IKE the Duke de prsalIas
is sopiy wanted ID make the paratlsl Psss
feet. Judge PieSriepQnt said !; d
SIN Is4S there vas q great ayolutIpp1.
as you rem ember, in France. The kkn2]
was driven fran his realm, His goysfnk
nenk vas forever uytg thrown, and nas ea
of Louis Philiippe's ehildren have syaN
been able 70 ii. The greatest polisicaE
phifosphes, In my judgment fhAt ha4
nsesaiA any age 4 statesman al mere F9Ess
east than aRg psasag aaa ahaI Asa asSEsSa
III afy lime, thea 4 naeuaheT The Chaaber
Of Deputies, and arising 10 his place, and
Id his solemn voice be uttered lhess few
words: sDo you know nhat IL the gen
eral etkeisnt, deep seated cause, Why
private. mufals are dsgEadsdf Ii il be-
cause public lnorals have irst becoma
ispraycdt IT'S because pure morals
10 not govern the princihsl actions Of
nfe, thai IL does not descend 70 the small
tf on$s, Il II because private interest
has taken the place of disinterested
sentiment Ia public action, thai selfslness
has become the las Ia private life. 1t is
said that there are two kinds of morality,
the one for politics, ard tbs other for
private fife. Certainly il what IS pass
ing around Us really Is what j see il to
ba, never vas the faisi,y Of such an as
ssrtion proved ia moro striking and an-
happy manner than in our own day
Yes, Believe that change is taking
place in our private morals, in such na
fure as % trbable and alarm all good
citizens, and thar this change proceeds
in great part from what 10 coming to pass
in our public morals. | speak withoil!
bitterness, or even, as | believe, PARTY
spirir. / am attacking men against
whom | have no party aniposity. Bat l
arn Obliged 10 tefl the country what is mr.
profound settled convictions, aad it is
that the public morals are becoming cor.
rupt, and that This pa6lic corruption viii
bring US anew, In short time, perhaps
at al hour that is already near, new
revolution. De Toequeville vas hissed
by every man that heard him, and 10
thirty days from The utteranee Of that
speech the king was driven from hi.
throne, and France expaciased for Der
crimes and eorruptions by the Blood Of
more than ten thousand Of her sons
and not vestige Of that throne remains,
and tho children Of Louis Philippe are
exiles and wanderers % the face Of the
Garth. Ge2tlemen, We shall exhibit here
TO yDu to-day q state Of corruption in our
public afF4ifs in this country worse than
that of France"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-26
ROrH YEARS MoRR.

+
Pour YEARS more II dire uaisruts.
~ FsGE gears i@Fs Uf kussg,
FcHT yeRFE lapFF IT knaya and tnal, -.
Aud ~ar aHdy0ung blood spsu.
Come Cant, and fraud, and sin.
Z Cotae Lust. sqish Greed thy mats,
sRzn-s3ei Eanluf gsHnt ana thia,
As3aebs, TEFAthefy, HAts.
Come ye who barter on Libersyts slssa,
Come Insa / Tyranny, Wrong
Gene ell WhgSb souls sra made uf MID
Couln IUin Ini The deNillsh song!
'spawn with l.ibssiY, Piety, RtGhu
Dewn st ia thEaucgpnt rules!
Ue wiza sse slAsk ana aaSn Gita Ghs EAEtss
FFeuiela vas tpade f0E Eoalst
seYEo isF q iaad , II BLASTED " N sre,
worked eFerand ever elth dral
Where War, slfa u sdhRsk and Rlia eonsY ire
Ts all the ssEid wlth aTexH''
Aa, tlssfa Is q eaes arnenE tbs demons below,
Al the Sight u tire gId WORK AeEel
Their work w il never lie tdse they kuqw
Hh2.s RsEhi - kept dGwn BY Fear.
tsoai hDs long ~siis Thsu keep them blindg
RhFn, EheH Ellt Thau sssd the Aghl9
Dtfst ftEi War sn#f BiOsd betsind
Keep FAnaiaFs Blast. ana 8ligst2
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-26
woaDs or gaxa,sg gas.


worss of kiadaeski ah, hays s#estlg,
re sksnfe iae sfbaEaeA hearss
xs wsth a8gs % ssYsx 9sAea aAsl }sse
Vita fhs Noxid doth care iHsDsfu
sAsa Isshassk ys fer tfge hsass lsss.,
WafA fhH KiaaanRs4 of a child
Watz& pssze ysaF sweat ssressin&s,
F k4asn4s aafs aa ngAar sid,
!, w ssss sf sAasszsssss whispers spoxsn
NJ &As hngsi ssHts VI mRH,
Hnw i6wl In 1sseek the tl.sen
of ysnr psesaace hers 4 spea.
OH fAin& ys angel voices
( Thsiasna haasg.aly ssgsfnS ua ssY.
And xay soul With ppaca Srjuiees,
TslS seeE 1hAs fsaa Ii AasA.
Words of kInsinss& pearls pf lighknesa,
Se@4giEs fhsIss 8teEEAa aagfh
Wogsfs ef eanA9slFst ta the sigktfess
0AspFints Sc ssexs Juy sra safrfh,
g Adaxn the .wsFsa NisA l4aaasg.
Tsas6 snNn bach in psslss sf peaEts
RseoHssls zbs tFsii ssast
AID esd was ana srass 10 cease,
MarssAsf kbsah&stl iuts 90 heay asA
Il On, how We ssls4Re tass sasal
8 ~ ezsaskeatt3 tss&ia s&xke sszsse aF4Ssa IS
From lgfs's s1uHy, hagpy EabI,
ThaSka ard pfa ssss new eEer
4 To the ssse VI sesrih and sea.
ARd b1ps tBarihFaven may prefer
EogyE4 sf kindness an to me-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-26
NtAs ASt tE4S W g a sAssS
Ani u4gGpt bey0a !

; 50 Twenty FIvs THoUsASD WiDows. -
gweats Eve iboasand widows are reeeiv-
ing pensions under the law reeeBiiy pass
ssi Sssehty- Ave tbnus and widows made
BY the pssseht4war. Gg It's bullets bomb
sheds, iEs Canaan hrsAa, Ats hayonets, lis
Wounds, its camp feYegs and psisations-
Tsaniy asa gEoasand receive pensions,
bow ~ my tauusands do not. We we ret
told A though be wha EeA pn tba 6FsI
day If battle did not spill as much blood
for his epuasfy Dc bs aha tsh 90 The last.
Many do nat kaesv whEthsr their hus-
bands Iis 1Hdsr senthern sod or lansai&h
IN seathesn prisqnss Or shDNiiE wais and
watsb f,r aim long aftsr the magnolia
hlessetss sln she grave. Tweniy Eve
shVksaud BidoEs II ~ nassT 0rphans?
How m4RT chiI,iisss rBssheFsF How
tn soy bslg etaed taaiaeas,a whgso yonBg
Aopss hasa been tuipTead, and shoss hearts
ara seorehetl and SCARED for life p--Ex.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-26


STATE AcucuLuTua&I SoCIETV.-z The
Board of Directors of the Ssata Agrieui-
,taral SOcisfy, met at The Capitol on Wed.
nesday, the llth inst. Twensy-two eoun-
ties were represented.
The following ofkeCrs were elected -
Prssideut. Peter Mslendy, of Cedar Falls,
Biaek Hawk eouEltg; Vice PresideHt. Ds.
j. ID, Wright, uf Charlton, Laees eoanty;
Secretary, Dr. j, u SbaEtr, Of Fairfield,
I'D Fsoa eoaalS Treasurer Edwin
Saith, of DaTenport.
Thief flowing Directors were chosen to
serve for Two yeaks from date - j. a.
Atkinson, If Ma1isan county Rlb,<t
seeytrs, of Qskaloosai S, u. Hewctt, Of
Wright county; n. Il. ShaukIand. of Da-
baqae; Phineas Caldwell, o. iiarFisoa
eounty. @
Jajge Wright, the retiring President,
delivered an address before The Board.
IE has heen dsrcided TO hold the next
State Fair at Burlington. Llss BloiHss
Stalesmaa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-26

,sAE ~
1 Bs4UTlFUL SESTIQENr.--Clasp the
hands meakiY over the still bseasG-they
have no more work 10 Do. .cgose the weary
eyes they 'se no more tears TO shed ;
part the damp iocks-thrTe's no more
pain to bear. Closed alike to lnves kind
voice, and ealunny's stinging whisper.
q, If In that sriiI heart y&u have rath.
.lessIy plnnted thorn; If from that plead
ffg ~ye ya# kave earelsS<ly turned AWAY :
II yo1S loving glance, ana kindly word,
and ciaSping aand have ebme-GH too late
then dad forgive you. No Frowu gath.
ers on the marble tFow as you gaze, no
seoru cIrls the chisseled lip--nn iush
aF wounded feelings mounts 10 the blue
veiued temples.
J'ad fotrivs YOU! for Your feet, too
must shrink appailai ftoa deaths cold
river your faIlrfinz tongue ask: Scan
this be detsh ?" Your faiit z eye fingers
lovingly on tbs sunny earth, your clam J
my hsais feel lis last feeble Halter.
y, rapaei9as grave yT another victim
f2r thY vgi5eless keeping! What no
words of greeting fr1ln iha hoasuhol
sIespers2 No warm weiaome sisters
loving Ipsl NJ throa af pleasure from
the dear tBaternai bosom
Silent all!
d, If ,tarse 3rpkcn Limbs we're never
gathered no Ii beyond deaths swelling
hood there we're 90 eternal shore! ii
for the struggling bark there we're no
pJri Of peace II a,hwArs the cloud
sprang pa brigls bow pf Promise!
Alas for the lover u this be all,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-26

"Lf these Internal fanatics and Abo-
Eti0uists sUer GET the po,rer in their
hands, they riA orsrids the ConsiiiH-
lion, set Ihs SaPreme Court OF defiance,
Change aad make laus to saif themssieet
lar VIOLENT HANDS on THOSE WHO mr..
FER WITH THEN II OPINION, or dGre qucs-
tioa their fidelity, and finally bankrnFt
the country and dslugs it teith blood."--
DANIEL WEBSTER. -.--~ ..,......'.-....
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-26

sJ Dir. AsAlcsg, 10 Qi ehis, EAdraaa of
lhe gesaaaittee 90 TarEissEiaas imaEoaarea
IN the. II jase, a bilEfor the eseesfon Of
Tyeaiiag, chiefly u pc carved qqt d
utab and Eashingiep Terakorlas.. The
provisions Of the bib are similar 10 tbose
governing the Tcrritssy Of sfonxana. .Fis
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-26

GO On stbs ,i7th Of DaeeRher, the
eoiIing Of AA new atlantic eahte Wis
commenced from the maaafaelpy at
Greanwieh to iba ship AaslAyss, lent BY
British Ada isalty Ser ceuseyiag thss ea-
bic % the Great Eastern, nj s5ieeracss
The eoiliug was pgoceedipg Vt the rate of
two miles per heuF, IL g I1a 3aa So
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-26

LOOK ON THIS PCT URE.
"l HAVE NO PURPOSE, d.
RECTLY OR INDIRECTLY, TO IN
TERFERE WITH THE INSTITUTION
OF SLAVERY IN THE STATES
WHERE IT EXISTS. / BELIEVE
HAVE NO LAWFUL RIGHT TO Do
so, AND / HAVE NO INCLINATION
TO Do So."-President lincoln in
HE T-,a,.,,,r,g 49fxpx..
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-26

60 Gee. Curtin Of Penas5ivaaia 10
his lhsssage y Ihg Iegislatase, q sfa.sss II that
largs aassbeEs OF men who base hees, en-
listed, n ssstpsd in and paid large bsua-
ties could never havs reached t0e arsify,
and essim gtes the State hss been sRinaled
out of sems . e, 900 900 Bs5at ID s3ab
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-26

II FT~ The Herald, Just now, Is deeply
exercised about abe financial condition
Of the country. Il wants Congress to
mike the necessary arrangements 10 en-
able the government 10 return to o specie
basis. in vice OF the eridenee that = the
var is within 4 fsg moths 81 mast and
rerhdps treeks 9f ils Termination" Il
adds -
s.The present ,scketty system Of fnance,
which wis ttIoughtIessly inalgurated BY
Mr. Chase, and unfortunately fbstsred
and pushed on by Dir. Fessendeps has
shattered coniddnee, and now threatens
70 bring bankruptcy and ruin upon the
fair fasao Of sas nation. The sooner
Congress iaoks .kesa,facsa square in sac
fsae, with the clkar understanding thai
something must be done to provide a rem
cdy, the better able We stIssI be TO turn
from she rata tAsss Ieasis 10 tsas gseploFa-
ble easssstf0phs, kha hRTeek af goyxFsl-
mental faish. = s .4.,;et43is sgig saas
We hayen's ! doubt that Congress
would be tie.ighded TO acSommodase the
Herald man -buk the Way 10 specie nsd
q soand system ok iiusuea II entirely he-I
lyaad their attalnmenss Ehay hass tray
slled zoo far on The road 70 bankruptcy
and ruin, paved With irredeemabIe pa
pars % be a6le at safis late dsy s6 relraee
shsig strTs. Tsey aFe ioss, irsutrEl veahiy
and ussesiy. Ddu- Books - va sIs5 ei
q 80 II = II - f3ssa f4A4fssg
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-26
.. P. cAsApY. J. d. TEST.
EASADX AE TEST,
Land, Collecting aud Tax
Paying Agency,
CoUSGiL BLUFFS, IOWA

VIII pay T4xess bay Sni sell City aua County
ORDERS, mike CatlectIous Furnish Abstracts Of IL
Etas. Ral do sseEyk Eas pFFtaIu4EsJ i0a GeaFr al
AEeaEy
We have the only complete ABSTR ACT OF TITLES
of REAL ESTATE. emhrA1sus D eeds, ASftsASes,
Trust Died suI TX titles. together With fall aud
spm2teR nocssz 0! att Ju.SneGts, p@eTeeA aud
gxe-atian sales ia PtEtawptoH3le Caaatyr show-
lug all lncambr 4nees, Hens ani defective titles
G~ Convey taCraS promptly attended 20.
AuE. IL 1854.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-26
no d ssseS.s.i,9sEf i ,I., sex riiE

we ANSWER, the Rspphlican party =
Tha Rspubliean party might bars pre-.
yensad tha prsseas devastating easil war.
II nixhsshafe saFsd the lisessof tAoas-
anis of tha best men iof sbs Nation, slid
shousands, cf rnilliops of, the 2eqpic's
moaay. Fps proof af vhat vs. ssg, ssad
ahs fssiowing from she spssohAzf srzsHEs
A. DouoIss ,asfissrsd in hetiastsa states
SENATE, January sd, 1851, upon The eom-
ssosaise measures, shen per ling before
sAat Senate; ta-sa
81 believe this to be fair basis OF
amtcable adiastments If yon OF the Re-
lsbnblicau aide areaot ~iiliRg 60 accept
this. nor sss proposition ogthe Seneadrl
| from Keasucsy, tair. Crissendeh. pTuy
tell he apIsat sDu are tniiiiaa to 20 -.
sl ADDRESS THs TsetiaY re kErHhLic sss
oxxY, vos Ts8 nsSsos T1as IN rnA ooa--
xTrrEg OF TafaTEsS, A Few DAss 400,
RyEgY MRaBgR YReM TIE Soufa, lScte nsNaa
srBasE rRoa THE CefTos STATES, slEssss-
/ TupwBs Axn DASIs,l ExrRsssgD TiaslR
tRgAbnxgss 10 AeeEFr TaE PROPOSITION oF
ny vESERARLE FRIESD FROM kESTUexY,
ffxfR. CafzrgxpgS, As A TrwAI. sETT'i:rsfK
| on TBE eokraovKRsY. ~ EyFgkDkB AAn sss-
i1ArSEp hi 4aE RErrBLIcAS xEAazas.
FaHENCE TUE, SOLE RESPONSE
iRILITY OF 0CR DlSAGREEMEsNT ,
AND THE ONLY DIFFICULTY IN
/ TIE WAY OF AN AAiCABLE AD-
/ JUsTAIEST, IS WITH TUE REPUB-
'LlCAN PARTY"
| Here il is proved that the Republican
party is responsible, for the war that il
is responsible, FOR every doIlaruf nation
nj and state Indebtedness incurred on ~
eonnt of the war-shas it is responsible,
for the high taxes that have been Imposed
upon the people, on account Of the war
tAat it is responsible, for the distress snd
| fnaueial ruin, which now exists in every
part of ths country-that it IL responsi-
ble, for every life lost in the waz,--thnt
/ 1t. is responsible for, and should receive
/ the curses of every wife made a widow,
and OF every child made en- orphan, by the
war. In short that it will be responsible
for the dissolution of the Union, should
the Union be dissolved.
! Shall such party be continued in
power, or will the people change their
rulers? Let the B4Ilot-boxe at she next
! s(eesian proal4in the answer. r. ssa
ID" - q ~~--- y----~------ I'd -
ssTCK THIs ~ YouR HAT Ann KKEP
/. ITTHEREt
The following confession was made by
the Hon. Mr.. Dawes, Republican ncIn-
Der of Congress from Massachusetts, on
the 25th Of Aprii, in which be exposed
the corruptncss of Lincoln's administra-
ton E E~ ss-EEEs=1
'aTHE GENTLEMEN MUST RE3iEN-
BER THAT N THE FIRST YEAR or
A REPUBLICAN ADMINISTRATIONS,
| WHICH dAME ISTO POWER Upon
PROFESSIONS OF REFORM AND RE.
TRENCHMENT, THERE Is INDUBETA-
BLE EVIDENCE ABROAD II THE
LAND THAT SOMEBODY HAS PLUM
/ DERED TIE PUBLIC TREASURY
+ WELL NIGH IN THAT SINGLE YEAH
F AS MUCH AS THE ENTIRE CURRENT
YEARLY EXPENSES OF TIE Gov
ERNMENT DURING THE ADMINS.
/ TRATION WHICH THE PEOPLE
I HURLED FROM POWER BECAUSE
. OF ITS CORRUPTION"
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lts5 N HUt4F tasF
-THEN az THIS.

81 NEITHER TIE PRESIDENT
MOB. C0EGRESs GAN EMANGIPAfE
SLAVES ANY SfoRE@gnAN THEY
CAN GRANT BILLS OF DIVORCE. !"
-Er- Cor. Henry Duiton.
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SEVEN UP F or A WIFE
COOP AS WHEAT.

ia The Stale of Illinois there is GER
tain village, boastihg Of O tavern, three
stores, -four roceries, where from morn
ing till night ard from Night till dawn,
a psrson eBteFang the town may hnd In
the tavern, stores aud groceries aforesaid
one or more groups OF persons playing
cards gambling here Is reduced to sci.
enes-the history Of the four kings is
thorpughly studied, and from the school
boy to the gray. headed veteran, from the
miss in her paens 10 The mother Of large
family, they Rre inflated into the nyssc-
ries OF bigh, aow, jack, game, right AMI
left bowers, ,the honors and the odd tricks.
One Of the best players IN the village was
Major Smith, the taveFn-keeper; or. as
be expressed il, the proprietor Of the
hutei widbwer, wh3 like
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el4A2x. WHEN gItaHT Ann pgfg TAMFgsY
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