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Important Decision I'm Relation so SER
vice or Writ of Certtorart.
Before Judge Abraham u. Russell

Before Judge Abraham D. Russell
In the matter OF Elizabeth Baker. brought before
Judge Russell, haboas corpus, after Argument
made by W. william T. Howe for the prisoner and
Mr. Cunning 8 Bedford Jr., Assistant District At
torney, for the people,, the city Judge delivered
opinion 10 the He s,ld that Inc 7th March,
1896 tho above named Elizabeth Baker convicted Of
petty larceny the Court OF Special Sessions The city
OF New York and sentenced to the Pontcutisy for the
term Of six months that subsequently writ
OF certiorari allowed by OF the jus
tees OF the Supreme Court, directed to the jus.
tees OF he Special Sessions and the prisoner
discharged entering into sufficient security for
her appearance &C. That after such allowance OF said
writ the served the Justices either
OF them aud the 3si or May, 1896 the Special Sessions
made order that said prisoner b. remandod 10 tho
Penitentiary 10 out her term Ia consequence OF
such omission The loyal question involved in this
IL, whether the allowance ~ writ Of csrtiorar
rcturnable before tho Supreme Court operates q
persedoas not Tkc writ of certors1 never having
been served the Court below and the return day hay
ing passed because Of being served before the
period appointed for its return hai binding effect
the Cour OF Special Sessions and this order made by
said recommtting ths said pri,oners therefore
legal and proper The writ ~ hsheas corpus Il dis
missed and the prisoner rensnded To the P~neniiary
la accordance With the order Of ssid Court.
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DR.. Andr ews' Flying ship.

HIS ASCENT NsSrfRDAy--scFNt OK sHOAbWsY.
About i've P. NJ yesterday the pronensaers On
Brosdway were astonl-hsd al the appearance q apps
rently large ash sailing in the sr about fifteen hun
ared feet thsir heads The conmoon along that
great thcroughfsre vas tremendous The usual cslm.
scdats froGuenters with hesds thrown back eager
" gazing skywsrs. and in Consequence many collisions
occurred The fair seemed become obiWoas Of
the presence Of the fashionable s~clis and in their
IA cir sunades into their eyes while the
gentlemen, equally stseni-minaed. played lad lavoc
NTH a.. hoops and other yrors appeniages of the r
rambulsting m.illnesS frnmcs Even Dnndresry, s.. I,
took his eyegL,s ram his % sess good Lock Il
"Byfore You kDJw, ,nat fciiah az taeas, gos know.
And while the Eh co1lnued floating over The c.tJ ~
was nearly imro-2 - nnd pss..n who wa not w.
tently zaclsns "a NOV. men's, apnae even attempting
To keep eye Il ana no osn~ rie ~ 9und.
All tifs ooasppton csased py to- second ssccess
f ascsnt ~ fly Andrew Aefc0n Nyins siDp rom
the corner oi -rseL an Houston Neeta yettsf..y, ~
i've ~ Al that hour I've Doctor, accompanied ~ 9.
VI. Plumb, secretary " the Aerial Nay-ian Company,
started experimental rp o. tes sorug Improve.
nisn- which the iir- TIP gnggstef IN the rdasr aud
the rigging About ono hundred porTons only wen
present IN the enclosure but gate mob ~r gathered
outside
-Four hundred and Gty pouuds o. baIart balng taken
board and all being n readiness guided ny single
RIPE. inc Acre1n began gradually 70 ASCEND uns u
cleared the horses around tfe AREA, when u moved
before the Wind In the direction VI Canal street,
After throwing out some ballast there, Dr Andrews
ton. alternately rising and falling, csue bac.
against the Wind, Apparently having the machine rndcf
perfect control ani having passed nearly over the place
from which b siertcd moved 90 IN The direction ~
Loas Island When at seen he va IN Tie ~ rhn,r.
hood 81 jamaica, T. T., aud 4 u sappueed nada ie.
scent there
About quarter 20 siS O'Clock The dying ship gas yhi
Brooklyn proceeding With saW notion aud nun
bers ~ rarsops both III e ferryu1a and both sdea Or
the RIVER attracted BY the cur0gs appearance o.
tina car, which sou.ttnsa descended and again fap1y
rosc TO high oloyaion, bus hen diappsaf.i 90 -
sight aud proceeded have heretofore stated
The Aercon has boon fully described 4rcsdy ia tho
HgRALp that ~ unnecessary " euet MO is4cr pton
OF y again. the improvements made snce laat mn
not changing IT, appearance in the least, aud being
only for the purpose o. enabling The shop 50 ,.ef mora
al
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

JuIils, trcrl Of Ind. from the Committee on
ruc Lands reported bill 10 provide for the survey
ansale or lands Of the United States containing gold
ls and other valuable minerals and for the assaying
sneoinng Of such Minerals which vas read twice and
reminitted
rHK MONTANA NSrso COMPANY.
Emotion Of Mr. SrtyFy- rep Of PA, the vote by
whh the senate bin 10 enable the New York and
punaso certain amount OF the public lands not
In larket was referred 70 the Committee on Public
Tar, was reconsidered aud the bill before the
Hoe for is action.
HotxEs, (repD or y. ", explained the blu The
nsUy for u from the fact that the public lands
10 ntana not being surveyed no more than ono hun
iretnd sixty acres OF land could be taken up BY pre-
emprx and tins company, Organized under the laws 81
Netork, could not without tho passage n the bill 90
faifpufbcsnt woodland 20 carry on the business Of
smsng and manufscturing iron. There wa no grant
Of Id asked for, but simply that the company may
see twenty sections Of land under such rules "A thu
scctary Of the Interior may direc.
y Dill was read the third time and passed.
LNpv TRACTION KSgISw AND WAGONS Fnox Mssorni
RIVER TO Tsx RrcxY sorSTtf~~
AMiSr, trepD OF Ohio. introduced bill 20 aid In
esnshing line OF traction engines and wagons from
thcaisscun river 70 the Rocky Mountains; which was
Ian
rHr sotDfr>' rkn.
hhouLros, (repl OF M, offered a resolution, which
vnsloped requesting the Secretary OF War n lend 10
the hy managers OF the Fair for Soldiers ana saioys
Oyphs, American nagz 70 decorate the Fair buildings i'm
wsagton.
Rxixs Hxvrsxp
Vnousa " ". EAsocuAa frcs.l Of Ind. the HVuss
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Of the soundest merchants and bankers OF New York.
The incorrectness oil be better de-
termined when tho eiet OF the sales and the heavy
and perhaps consequent, shipment OF coin upon tho
English market and the reactse influence thereof upon
our own shall be fully ascertaned.
1t may not be improper for me, In conclusion TO re.
marx although the fact IL Indicated in the accompany.
ing letter. that he selection agents and tbs manner OF
dIsposing OF the gold were committed TO the discretion
OF Mr. Van Dyck and that but Tor the unexpected sales
in February and May the services OF Mr. Myers who Tor
months had neglected his own bssncss in looking after
the public interests at the gold ROOM would have been
gratuiiy 70 the government am with great respect
II. McCuLL0cH, Secretary OF the Treasury
Hon SCHUYLER CoIAx Speaker OF the House Of Re-
representatives..
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NEW YORK HERALD. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 6. 1865.


rtE srIrAxv AcspgNy AUTHORIZATION BfLL.
Nf Sr.iDrsG. from tho Conference Committee on tho
Military Academy Appropriation tli made r,p,u,
which was agreed 10.
tn. SAILS OF GOLD wv sE'n.rAav s'cuLLoca.
The SPEAKER presented letter from the secretary o.
the Treasury reply the House resolution OF the 18th
OF May in reference 10 the smount OF gold sold snco
May l. 1865 on account Of tho government Lad On
tie table,
PETITION A sofDER's WIDOW.
Mr.. RAYMOND, repl OF N ", presented the petition
OF Mrs Catherine NJ Croft asking compen sation Tor tho
services OF her late husband during the war Recrrod
10 the Committee CLAIMS
At half past four o'clock the House adjourned.
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Ter Of the iase Broset DngAdsr General W A. rssrw-
ton, ". A.
EvAse-wxini On Tuesday. Juno D. al the residences
Of the brides mother by the Rev John Braah, InoMAs
EvAM TO Kate Il. second daughter OF The lao hober
Welsh. all OF this city
KkARy- hosnol On Monday, juno I, at tbs
residence of thu brides mother, Mr. Psraox j. KkARv
10 Mas FASyy AnsnolLAsD, all 81 this city.
Hi L-FosrxR Gr.enpont on Tue day, June b
by the Rev. ID A. Godiacli at the regd moo OF tho
brides parents, srLvK hiLL TO ADDS 3, yousgc1
da ghler Of James Foster, E1l both o that place.
O'COssss--B yrDs,-At tho Church o the Nativity
IN Monday, June e. 4. oCossKs, Lieut. 'nIni ursief
States Navy TO rsREsA Gccoud daughter Of r. BcftoH,
Esq, Of thls city.
i ,blin urcl-nd) and rIttSburg pa papers please
copy
oPp-BucKisquAs On Monday, June I, by the Rev
jonathan Thompson, Mr.. HxsY Orr "a Mss S.HAu
BUCKINGHAM. all Of this city No cards. no oskca no
pea
RuxnL--GATvS- South Boston, Mas, on 1ueadAv,
May 20 ~ the Row. q. d. Bradce, hr TnAs kuFssii.
Jr, OF Now York, 10 Mas SUSIE y GArEs OF south
Boston.
ia EA'.-h AsAnas.--On SUNDAY, june J, by tho Rev
=. = Waahh rn, WLfns n THOMAS, Of troy, 70 his
EMILY BLAoasAs OF thia CITY
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sfgcfAL g1CI-E cOaarTTyK o. ras SIT.
WINGS
Tho special Ercss Committee from the Rosrd ~ En-
css flushed up their work yesterday morning and all
Journed s1 There forty Of appeal. from
tho action Of the captain o. The poce In rcfung spp
cations f0r license W b. dsposcd % The " The
applicants with their localities and tbe dapofai ste u
their cases, arc ~ foIiows.-
APrIscnIoss sEd0vxn
Patrick ksarns, 81 Washington street, John kafcor,
$50 Broadway; Fred xenken, 362 Hudson Avenue John
r. MAIDEN, Warrington avenue near Cla1sen, Warm
Finn, Starlcfon, Richmond county John Pagan Liberty
street. Fashing Margaret MrInrreny, eofner fw.niy.
eighth street and Third avenue Michael Whsey, Lo3ry
street, Fiushrg Patrick Anrtagh y0ry thri sire T.
between Lexington and Fourth avenues lslreny 81
loved, George Rucx. Winfield, Ncvtown Mr. kzs-
beth Resch 20 Essex street Daniel Tasgar 10 Wan
rgton street
APPLICATIONS nrrrsfb
John y. Thomas 2't Myrtle Avenue. Vim Bolirr 70
whitehall street; schrl,h poseuy, Va 1rceurie "a
s'reet; Mr. Ecsrns, ~ PARK street, fred seidke %
Frankfort street referred 10 Captain 1hurnsl W or-
lin, corner Grand and Greene streets John Loor1r ~
Avenue A; John D. rflbeken, Elizabeth near rrsEt
street, Brooklyn o. " Martin, ti0 Atlantic svenus (;
Andrew MuIgkn, near Fifth street; zachash tcsrnsn
10 Grand street Mrs For southwest u Bond and
Butler stroeis Peter setz 30s Flashing sysnas Brook
iyn. Mr.. hcHush 10 First avenue, MA 0rcoie,
Stephen Rand, 10 Barter street Martin Bsnnct Hast
New York; WIN. Carmen, Cyprcs Hi, James Cohen,
10 Third avenuscase postponed t TburAiay hst trl
J. For. 2<3 Myrtle svsnne Brooklyn Jos Fletcher eol
hyvsle svsnus, Brooklyn; Thomas Hogan. 100 Chcry
street,
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rA~v -fpossro. LA ma esy. a russssy -or-tss
JsnS 3 w ihs Hcv John wrves. Brsve, ssbgr Jss~
I<xns. Kth 1Mls1 Nsisx sEfsstff. v A,sfkA- sAAV
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Tan FTctia. MOTH rimgses, Fi.sbwptuis Eruyu0u. A.
t.OuBsuD- ORIENTAL CREAM on MAGICAL
BRAttIfiKR Inference y omen & fers sni marvel
bus hcAny-ai hi dopai, 49, Broadway aud drugSsn-
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Effect OF tho Eviction or Tenant From
Portion Of tho Dsmtsed Premises.
suRkEMY COrRr- GENknAL TERN

Before Judges Barnard Sutherland and Clerko
JusE i-PaufD ID. Red a0riaa B,pjamfa q mn This
is return TO e0ror is1ucd BY the plaintiff TO Justice
Bull ofhe Eighth District Court About year ago Reed
commenced summary proceedings against Hin before
tho justice for the nonpsyment OF rent Hill declined
TO pay rent upon the ground that Reed had eycted him
from portion o the premises situate IN Forteh street
The tried before jury who rendered verdict
for Hill, the tenant " A. Chndsey, appeared for
Reed and OF Judge 4 I, Thompson and ). T 7. Mills,
FOR the tenant. Hill has occupied the premises for
year without the payment of any rent 20 Reed.
The return to the certordri was argued this morning
by The counsel for tho respective part aboyenaned
when the proceedings In tho below anrncd,
with costa
A.-Forty Drops or MeteaIrs Rheums-
TIC RLshpY contains =. much sss Z. is,s es. o.
Headache. Neuralgia. &e. Tryit.
Agents Wanted.
t20D and all expenses fur further particulars sd
dress W. q. Wilson, Cleveland, Ohio.
Address PslIsk 4 SON, Mo~rsehsum
manufacturers %, Broadway Fourth street. Pipes
cut 70 ORDER boiled and repaired
A.-Nott's Chemical Pomade Restores
gray hair aud 1. decidedly the hest Hair Dressing used sold
~ husnros, 10 As,or House, and ~ All druggists.
A.-Cussom Clothing.
ThErINEsT STOCK OF Esolfsn, SCOTCH ASp Paris
&C. ORDER in ~. city Gsaismsn call aud inspect mem.
A.-Lsdi~s. Throw. Away Psadfnss asa
.se Madame JaIuel. sAnMonIAL BALM for Developing
III. form. DEPOT no Canal street
All Legal Lottery Prizes Csshed, Dra w.
ings, circular. aud Information sent
D. n. CLAYTON. 10 Wall street, ~
All Prizes Csshed tn Legal Losssries.-
J. CUTE. Broker. iTs Brosav,y
Batehsisv's Hair Dye.-The Rest In she
World. the only perfect Dye hsrnis.s reliable. nssns
neon.. Fsotory ~ bsrciay street
Bay Miller. Hair Dye.-EasiIy Applied,
natural aud durable Large sine IS, hod b. all druggists
Crfstadoro's Hair Dye-The Best Ever
manufactured Wholesale ani retail aso sprii>d ".
Astor House
Corns. BUnions. EWisrHed Joints and
I'll diseases % the fee. cured ~ DR. zACHAHiE 10 Broad
~sy.
Dr. Charles Choi~rs Cure IL tho Oniy
reliable medicine iof cholera snd di4rrisrs.
DEaAa BARsgs 90.
Elastic sso~king..-A Fine Assortsss~n mt
iust received Irus.e. Bsudagrs, A.
" GLOVER II Am street
FIor@ne Loo \ stis~h sewing Na.htas.,
boz n he ~s-d FLORENCE sEWfNG MACHINE
COMPANY, 80 Bseafssf.
Gou<a ad'- Italian indicated soap Cures
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Howe sewing Maehias Company
ELfAs HOWE IT., ffefiirIt NJ ~ Efaad~ay. Agsnts
eanL~I
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HfIrs Hair Dy~-coe., BLACK "a Bro~a,
lnsts uAn9ons best cheapest bsppi a. John street Nd
bN Al .I.lA-a-a
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Warulns md fnsfr4uf0n yuungfaao AlsY Da sf
Asasa. rfesirse ~ va. fsers xtih x
Mint 4erl Ice - ebsrga a s~Bied bitter Nnfeiges -
dfc.s D. . eIfLLis nouguiOA ton - Assss4siiql.
phnadr.tf.a. ~.
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Ne signs - the Asvses.
HAsrsr, Jun@ s--ior n
There are 70 ssus n tho Area weather calm. 9Th
Q thea srg.
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ssw f0Ws Nus@ iS
s.ts4ss.s ~ Ufrtr sNa thfrs esNts-
- A ID s.surse.s xatnks Nans ~ lns4srL
,.t,sS ~ .t.nlssf8m ~ YAK Gfrg.
Assisted rs.@s4Fsf hitst fas~a
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A.-FOrty Drops or MctcaIrs Rhe n mi :
TIC REMEDY contains much eirtu. bptlen
many other medicines, and VII Instantly Nervous
Headaoh. Neuralgia. &e Tryn.
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Elastic sso~king-.-A Fine Assertss~ MT
fust received. Irus.e- Bsudasrs, A.
Df GLOVER. ~ Am street
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Gnuxn ud,-ItnIian

Florence Loo \ stitch sewing Maeb,as.;
box IN thr ~-std FLORENCE bEWfNG MACHINE
COMPANY, go Beead1sf.
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Goursu d'. Poudre subtle uprooss Hair
;rur oN fgrehsds suy ~ he badf Az his DEPOT
as Brladgag, ard dgaggtsta Walled, " ~.
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Address Psllsk q SON, Moersc II um
manufacturers %, Broadway Fourth street. Pipes
cut 10 order, boiled and repaired.
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The u.ion NATIONWIDE nas hirs-ssia
NJ nfa4ls3y
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NGents WanteU.
t1OD and all expenses Fur further particulars 81
dress W. q. Wilson, Cleveland. Ohio.
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A.-Mott's Chemical Pomade Restores
gray hsr aud il decidedly the hest Hair Dressing usai sold
~ RusnroS 10 Astor House, and ~ all druggists.
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All Legal Lottery Prizes Csshed, Dra w.
ngs, circulars aud information sent.
D. x. CLAYTON 10 Wall street. N "
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A.-Lsdfes, Throw Away PsAdfngs asa
use Madame Jniuel's AAhMORIAL BALM fer developing
th. form. DEPOT nj! Canal street
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Al Prizes Csshed tn Legal Lostsries.-
Circulars and drawings seat.
!. CLUTE Broker, iTs Brosaw.y
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Basehslsp's Hair Dye.-The Rest In she
World the only perfect Dye hsrnle reliable, lnstsns
Fsotory ~ barclay street
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Corns. BUnions. EWiarHsd Joints saA
al diseases % the fee cured ~ Dr. zacHAHtE 10 broad
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DR.. Charles Choi~rs Cure IL tho OIL ,
fcL.ble medicine for cholera snd di4rrhga.
DEaAa BARNES 90.
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Lfk steh sowing aaetn~s, wi'h patent >~sls Pfgct.f
Tor family sna u.AuafsnHFns gnrfss~s Drtgt = b9say
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Crfstadoro's Hair Dye-The Best Eve
manufactured Mholessl. ani retail, allen applied ~.
As0r House
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Hay Miller. Hair Dye.-EasilY Applied
natural aud durable Large sine IS, hod b. all druggists
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VIZ Ts"T-FTW n T@--T7Tl-
t.r.s ta nt fon - tuslgafpts th~ NfIlkh 4n4 80
.s rorrssYs sriiy anf ~tna eg~ Fsfis ~ s-fs la
sasrs f1lsHf n ntE~rs tsNff Inry tFe rstf-
b0te Osnss gB Faten street. ~. You 40 ~ ~ -
uuDafn, iSn4gn, Enxisna
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uoysi Havana tort~Tys-grtr~s paff
rf Infafmstru fafu'shsf - ax - f4ias rsa3 Ill
sagtloyrs "A - AIS ~ g.I4 auH ssifrf
TAYLDEA co. Bsnsefr - VAL af~s- = y
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Sep. 10, 1864.
II ELM 30 l. DIS
Genuine Preparations

His Solid and Fluid Extracts embody the full
strength of the ingredients of which they are nam
ed. They are left to the inspection of all. A
ready and conclusive test of their properties will
bca ompsrison of those set forth in the United
States Dispensatory. These remedies are prepar-
ed by III. T. Helmbold, druggist of sixteen
years experience in this city. and we believe
them to be reliable, in fact we have never known
an article lacking merit to meet with permanen.
success, and Mr.. He 'mbold's succdss is certainly
prima facie evidence. His Drug and Chemical
Warehouse. in the City of New York. is not ex-
celed, if equaled, by any in the country, and we
would advise our readers, when visiting that city
to give him a cal. and judge for themselves.
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II f. L M BOLD'S
Fluid Extract of Buchu'

Sep. 10, 1864.
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FALSE CALVES AND litter HooPs-
These institutions are much in vogue in
the Mound City despite sneers of the
press, the inpudent stare Of men, the NO
men folks persist in wearing them. Some
days ago, an inveterate wag in this city
discovered that his wife had received q
very extensive wardrobe ofthis kind. He
used every endcayor to diss uade her from
exposing herself in extravagant riggery,
but as she was rather good looking and
disposed TO be rapid, she insisted on dis
playing herself muchly in the agonizing
fashion. He met her on the street where
she was sailing along with al! sail spread,
high>headed craft, and producing con>
siderable sensation Taking the dear lit
tie thing in custody, he whispered to her
that her hoops were disarrangcd. and she
stopped in a popular resort for a moment,
while he adjusted it. Taking advantage
of his opportunity. he cut considerable
opening into one Of the artificial calves.
and the sawdust stufing began to leak
All unconscious OF the fact, that her leg
was dwindling away, and that she was
leaving stretch of sawdust in her track
she proudly swung along until friend in
formed her of her accident-Nouad City
Cor. Mem. Argxs.
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yellow FEELING. The editor of
the kckomo Herald lately published an
article that brought down upon him the
vengeful ire of some enraged female. He
apologies to her thusly:
"But really we hope she will overlook
this mistake in us, and always in the fu.
ture have some fellow feeling in her boz
SOM"
To which the New Albany Ledgcr adds
"Some fellow feeling in her bosom, indeed
This is adding Insult to injury Does the
kokomo man suppose that any woman
would be willing to expose the varied pro-
ducts ofthe cotton field, saw mil! and grist-
mill which she carries, by allowing some
fellow to be feeling in her bosomI"
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SOLDIER LOyE.-Over at Indianapolis
the radicals have been. all along, making
believe an immense, ardent love for the sol
dier-the gallant boys N blue, the Union
savers. etc. The other day, in making up
a ticket of candidates for Offices to be filled,
the convention probably regarding the
war as over, the rebellion az suppressed
and all that-failcd to see the merits and
claims Of four prominent soldier aspirants
-Ieneral McGinnis, Colonel Knefler,
Major Wilson, and Captain Wiiey-and
nominated stall fed, stay at home from war
patriots, who don't know the difference be-
tween gunpowder and black sand.-Day-
ton Empirc.
The En'pirc does not understand the
"soldler love- Of our ''stall fed Republi.
cans. 1t extends no farther than providing
refuge for the disabled soldiers, where
they VIII receive bare subsistence; and
their enthusiasm in behalf of the Soldiers
Home is based on the hope of manufatur-
ing political capital. They do not believe
in pampering soldi--s by electing them to
Office, while there are hundreds o. ostall
fed patriots fcram6ling for the spoils.-
Success in the fed is secondary in their
estimation to success at the polls, and a
good worker or box suffer outranks fight
ing general with one arm.-H.rold
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-06-14
BURIAL CASES OF AL SIZE,
TO Cons UETPTE YES

The advertiser having been restored to health
in few weeks by very simple remedy. after
having suffered for several ye.rs with seve re
lun5 affection, and tina: dread disease, Consump
tion-is ANXIOUS to make known 70 his fellow
suffers the means ofcure.
To all who desire it, he will send COPY of the
prescription used free of charge), with the drec-
tons for preparing and using the same. which
they will find a SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION.
ASTHMA, BRoxcHI11s CoUGHs. COLES and all
Throat and Lung Affections. The only object of
the advertiser in sending the Prescription is to
benefit the afflicted. and spread information which
lac cOnceives to he invaluable, and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cost them
nothing. and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE by return
mail willpleaSe address
Rev. EDW ARD A. WILSON,
VIII iamsburgh, Kings Co. New York.
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-06-14

A Connecticut deacon was attaching a
very poor and feeble pair of oxen to very
large load of wood A neighbor asked
him how he expected to get SO big load
ofwood to market with so poor team
The deacon replied that he expected to
have some assistance from Divine Provi>
denee. His neighbor asked him whether
1t would not be as well to dispense entirely
with the oxen and let Providence draw
til. whole load.
Do nothing b. halves. If it be right to
Do It, do itbcldly, if wrong, leave it un-
dcue.