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RELEAsE REooNNENDED.-Gen. johnson has
recommended that Capt. Lindow, and six
others, arrested by the military authorities,
be released, or turned over to the civil au-
thorities. They were arrested for the MUIR
der Of a young man named Dawson, and
one or two others, during the war but g
preliminary examination shows that, while
they were in the party, they had no hand
in the murders. The killing was done by
Major Warren, commander Of the party.
They are in jail at Huntsville, Ala.
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Persons residing in and about the city Of
Nashville, ard those from a distance, who
may be afflicted with any private disease,
are particularly requested y read the ad-
vertisemens given Ia this papeF, Of DR..
Kings Dispensary, No. 3 Dsaderiek street.
ApFill2-tf.
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1856.

RATS UeTaB IRDS-WhOeFer engages In shoot
ing small birds is q cruel man whoever aaia in OK
terminating rats il a beneiactOr. We should Ike
some one 70 give ms the benefit Of their experience
in driving ouI these pests. We need aOWethmg
besides dogs, cats, and traps for IA business
Scieqhfe AlaeTioan, ~. =.
SS~aee eCOsfAH's" advertisement above.
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CITY COUNCIL.


The Board OF Aldermen were convened
Yesterday morning at 9 o'clock, for the pur-
pose Of transacting such business as might
be brought before that body. In the alb
sence Of Alderman Cheatham, Alderman
Creighton presided.
The following message Of the Mayor was
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1866

ssCOSTAR'5 RAT EXTERMINATOR is simple,
sale, and sure-the most perfect Ratification
meeting we have ever attended. Every Rat thai
can get IT, properly prepared, viii eat Il, and every
one that eats It vii die generally, af some plaee
distant ~ possible from where il was taken.-Lais
SHIRE. Aieh Mirror.
na-5ee "cosrAE's advertisement above.
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Sir Morton Peto's Book on America


Sir Morton Peto's Book on America.
From the London Star, April Q.
The visit which Sir Morton Peto paid
to the United States in the autumn of
1865 has led to the production by the
honorable baronet of q work on the
" Resources and Prospects of America, +"
Iondou: Strahan,) in which he has
embodied the latest and most accurate
information on that vast and many
sided subject That his book is most
comprehensive will be at once manifest
when We state that it affords the most
ample details concerning the popula-
ton, the agriculture, the minerals, the
commerce, the railroads, and the f.
nances of the American Union. It
bristles, as he says, with figures; but
they are figures which are essential to a
practical knowledge of the productions,
resources and material condition of the
country. We doubt whether a more
complete, q more instructive, or better
classified body of facts, illustrative of
the progress of the United States and
of tho chief elements of its prosperity,
was ever brought together in so COM
pact and popular form. Sir Morton
Peto is 80 Just and friendly in his treat
ment of the varied questions upon
which he writes; he gives such ample
evidence of the boundless wealth and
enterprise of the American people; he
recognizes so ungrudgingly their claims
to pre-eminent merit as an agricultural,
a maritime, and an inventive nation,
that they viii not fail to take in good
part his unfayorabie estimate of their
manufacturing capabilities, and the
structures he passes upon that protec-
ZIONIST policy by which the interest OF
the million are sacrificed to those of a
small section of the population. His
remarks on the repeal of the Recipro-
city Treaty deserve the utmost atten-
ton, showing as he does that while
Canada has largely benefited by the
treaty, the balance Of profit has been
in every respect on the side of the
Americans. He takes a hopeful view
of the future of the South under the
free-labor system; and the section de-
voted to railways is most encouraging
/ In FuUliah canitaliatq
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1866.

A VOICE FROM THE FAR WEsT-spaakiuz
d ''CosIars" Rst, R0sen, Ant &C., Extern 1at0r-
"nlOre grain and provisions are destroyed annually
IN 6rant county b veTmin than would ray tor IONS
81 .his Rat and Insect KiAer.n-L0noasfer (Egial
Head.
IA See sCosTAa's" advertisements shove
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1865

FARMERS AND HOUsEKEEPERs-sbou re-
collect that hundreds 81 doiiars' worth OF e9rair
Provisions, &C, sre annually DESTROYED by Rnfs
Nice, Ante, and other meets and Ysrnin-a Il
which can b prevented - ieE dollArs' worth II
.CossaH's' Rst toechs Ant &c., Extsrninator,
boufhi and used freely
ps- See ''C0sTAEs" advertisement above.
DEsoid in Nashville, Tern. hy W J4c "
SMITH. and Al Druggists and Dealers.
marc hi SIN dtE
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QUICK THE.-We call especial attention to
the advertisement Of the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad in another column.
This road is prepared TO make connections
with all points, on the shortest possible
time; and persons wishing to travel East,
West, or North, would do we'll to examine
the time table. No road has more of the
public confidence, than that from Louis
Vile TO Nashville. All the managers are
excellent gentlemen, and are ever prepared
20 accommodate the public TO the best Of
their ability. t
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sTREET RAnEoAD.--WorlImsn are busily
engaged in laying the Street RsilrOad track
on Cedar street. A few days, and we shall
have the cars running the complete circuit,
bv wnY q that street.
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CASE OF PRoF. PEARL.-The case Of Prof
Pearl against the Vigilance Committee Of
1867, was called up in the U. 8. Court, and
continued till October.
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csurt House Burned.

On Saturday night last a mob broke open
The building occupied by the Freedmen's
Bureau, at Meridian, Miss, and afier ran
taeking it completely, set it on fire and
burned il 70 che ground. We have no fur
ther particulars, exeept that Gen. Wood has
ordered thorough investigation Of the
natter.
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1866.

INCREASE OF RATs-The TURNER'S Gazcils
(Engish) asserts and proves BY figures that one
pair Of RA1S uill nave progeny and descendants
no less than 65l ,050 in thres years. Nov, unless
this immense family can be Kept Gown. they would
consume more loOds than would sustain 5000 hui
man beings.
RB-see "COsrAn's" advertisement above.
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no Whom Il Max nonna,n.

A Ii persons hayiua Cams against The Fsshvlfs
~ knd C1a.i 4noo1,a kaiifcad CornFanv inesifref
pTior % 1T July. lass, notified that al slrb
Claims afe Isi-rfea % a tommtiee 81 Director,
consisting oi Lev Wade. 81 s. Buegioa. and NO.
u. Caldwell, ksqs.i who meet IN Aurfseesboro =.
Monday ana Iuetoays zsih and 9th inst.
WM. IFNE8
isa4oR Senera supernaeadsnl.
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We are indebted to Ed. Willard,
Union street, Cor the louisville and Gin
cinnati dailies. In addition to these he
has received the New York Ledger
Chimney Corner, Waverly, Flag of Our
Union, and other literary papers
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The latest Spring styles Of Window
Shades can be had at
W. FIREMAN & Cos,
IS Public Square,
apl25 Wv cor. Deaderick st.
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0lnsenQ, Eeathsrs. Reeswax.

FTNHE highest markei price viii he paid in goods
or cash, At the Drug store al RI p jenkins a
Co., No. - North MarEtt street. tom Wells Old
sfandi foE Ginseng, Feathers and Beeayax.---As
much IS - coo ins. Ginseng wanted
jaEis-a
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If you want a fine or cheap article Of So
gar, 90 to S. G. Wood, As Union street.
mayI Iw
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A large stock of Wall Paper has just been
received by W. Freeman 4 Co,
.f-.t % Public Square,
apl25-2w cor. Deaderick st
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EXAMINATION WAIyED.-Nolen and Daniel
yesterday appeared before Esq. Meachami
and waived examination, giving bail in the
sum of $4,000 for their appearance at the
Criminal Court.
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The Adams Express viii accept our
thanks for late newspapers.
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Shocking Murder

The kendalViile flrd.) Standard gives
the following account Of a murder com
mitted in that county ono day last week !.
"a shocking tragedy occurred near Etns,
Whitley county, last week. It appears tn, t
feud existed between several neichbors in
that vieinitys growing out Of certain domes-
tic difficulties, which fnally eliminated in
the murder Of one Of the parties. Two men,
By the name Of Oscar Palmer and Wesley
Judson, called at the residence Of Thomas
Blaine, three miles west Of Etna, and upon
inquiry learned that he was in the woods at
work, whereupOn they proceeded to hunt
up their victim aud attacked him, taking a
mallet from his hand with which they
struck him several blows, ma5hing his skull,
and left him for dead.
+" Mrs. Blaine, suspectiDg the two men,
had sent her little son to watch them, and
he witnessed the preparation Of the crime.
The whole neighborhood was Immediately
aroused, and man from Goshen by the
name of Williams, was arrested, who con
fessed that the murdereFs would be at his
house in Goshen, on a certain night. Par
ties from Ligonier went to Goshen Monday
night and nabbed the wretches and brought
them to Ligonier. What disposition will be
made Of them is yet to be seen, but as the
regulators have got their hands on them, it
is quite probable they viii meet thsir
deserts"
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A very large Spring Stock of the latest
patterns of VAL Paper and Windoso Shades,
comprising all styles and qualities, in store
and for sale by MERRITT & HILL,
AZ Church street, Mayfeld Building,
mhS-f Opposite Maxwell Hotel
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AGENTS WANTED.-We call attention TO
the advertisement for agents for the Cereal
Labor Saver" elsewhere. Young men out
Of employment should read it.
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The Dispensary is Located at
EADERICK STREET
IN NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
IN NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE

in heCy oNeg
q Vile Tenn
Saa give perfect ascaon all who TtasP
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FEMALES TROUBLED
Seminal WeaI1ness.1

With any difficulty the Womb ailments euay cured BY v
or by description given by their family physician Of the
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as years essahlsbed in n. Y. City"
"Only infalllhie remedies known"
ssFrse from PoisOna."
mot dangerous 70 the Bumsa Family"
'sRats come out OF their holes 10 die"
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Syphilis s
cons
ghoa
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apl25 Wv
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GONORRHCEA.
SYPHILIS.

a a5 in the g9 9EOts gnpIPt effects
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This disease brought solitary youth Perhaps cuses more din
bat causing train Of symptoms be pPehended nom
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NOR AT MERIDIAN, MISS.
Freedmen's Bureau.

20 o0nvention adiouTned.
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Cinneinnafi, OhiO.-JOsEFH B. Quincy, ID
,-r sutDorssd agent 10 receive embellishments and
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PROPOSALS,
DROPOsALs FOB eTATIONERY


TREASURY DEPARTMENT. June I, 1856.
sealed Proposals for Stationery will be receive
1t this Department until the Sd DAY OF JTTI,Y
1856. at II o'clock NJ The Department reserves II
itself the right to order the papers in Cas / tisf
or ioldea or plain or faint lined, to any required
Deliveries of all articles in tho several cI.sss.
must comply with the specifications which, with
blank forms for bidding, will be furnished 20
All deliveries will be subject to inspection by An
expert detailed for che purpose by The Secretary
Of the Treasury, and the delivery Of any inferior
article shall be deemed sufficient cause to annul
the contract.
Deliveries must be free Of charge at the Treasurv
Department. W Arlington. Each pro possl must he
tigs ed BY the individual firm making f. and be
accompanied by satisfactory guaranty that the
bidder will execute contract with good and an m
Gent bonds, II his bid be accepted.
The failure to comply with any order under the
contract to operate the forfeiture of the entirs
penalty Of the bond, or the Secretary OF the Treas
ury may direct the purchase open market OF
such QUANTITIES OF any articles shall be necesss.
ana charge to the contractors ffty per centnm ~
for such articles. WI Wy
Proposals unaccempanied by satisfac,ory puar.
antics will not be considered, and contracts will
oe swaroed onIy 10 established manufacturers Of
The Department reserves the right to accept bids
Ter fndiyduai Items In Glasses and q or to REJECT
Bidders viii Sc rsauired to conform their bid,
to the specifications finished and failure 10 do 50
will cause the rejection Of any bid
fair OF the articles WILDE deemed fraaduIea,
and will not be considered -
NSeo4W Secretary Of the Trea Jury
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AUCTION SALES.
RY ,. o. MCGUIRE . CO., Auctiopeers.

ING LOTS, near the Navy Yard, with one com
Iertaeie DSsliing House OF rooms. Also, val
psoie Sniiding Lots on Capitol Hill, In neigh
Onder ana By virtue Of decree In Chancery in
Docket Of the supreme Court for the District Of
May, 1866, shall s.r for sale. At pubiic auction,
estate q The I..s P.tss Liits deee:! SSr"0A INC
In he fas % Day q july 81 olecs5
Lot 2, In Square north OF Square ss3, fronting is
feet on 5th street east comprising southeast
s'n sno street south, about three blocks from
=. And Immediately thereafter, the northsrly Dor
uon Oh SAID Lot fronting IA feet 5th street east,
Also, on same DAY, Monday, July ~ at So
O'Clock IN front OF the premises, part OF Lot s. In
SQUARE gag, fronting 40 feet on Virginia avenue,
and running back % feet. together with the dwell
ing thereon. consisting Of . substantial and CON-
Portable two basement and attic frame house,
On TUESDAY the Sd dsy Of July, at O'Clock in
the afternoon In front OF the premises, all OF Lot
Sin Square go fronting So feet 10th street east,
running back us feet inches to centre OF square
Also, part OF Lot in same square, fronting 81
teet on lth street east, and running back ll6 feet
Lot No. 3, on 10th street, will be subdivided into
tw. lots, having each front Of 81 feet, with Q
depth. as above, of lis feet inches.
with interest from day Of sale, to be secured by
note with satisfactory endorsement. Deed TO he
given on completion Of last payment. All stamps
ap6 couveyancins at cost Of purchaser.
A deposit Of s25 cash will be required Of the pur.
chaser at each SALE the amount to be forfeited i'm
fsfe Of ,bsrso nSn with the
Je9 geo J. g, MCGUIRE & CO Aucts
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by GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auetioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE ANT


On MONDAY, the 9th day of July, 1856, shall
sell, In front of the premises. at half past six
O'Clock, by virtue of deed of trust the ubscri.
gust, 1854 and recorded in Liber N. O. T., No Al,
foos 4o2 to 4O, of the land records of the city
following described property, lyi ng and being in
the city OF " ashington, ID. O., viz: Part Of Lot
five hundred and thirteen, (5l3) having a front eff
II feet6 in hes en- Perce street, with depth of los
feet S1z tEches, with the improvements which are
good two story Frame House, &C &c This
property is bounded by north III and N and Ith and
5th streets west.
Terms: One half cash; balance in six and
twelve months. the purchaser to give notes
bearing interest from day OF sale deed
given and deed of trust taken All
coDveyanciDg and revenue stamps at cost of
purchaser. SEQ required own when the proper
~ Is sold. and il the whole sale is not com oil ed
with in five days, the trustee reserves the ight TO
resell the property, at the risk and cost of the de-
faulting purcsaser,hy advertising such resale three
times in the Washington Star.
JOS. Y. KELLEY, Trustee
ia 6-2awkds GREEN 4 MIIIIA No 49,.
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DROPOSALs FOR FRESH AND CoRNED
.r BEEF

OFFICE DEPOT Go n NIssARy or SUBSISTENCE, 4
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May So 1855
sealed Proposals. OF the form FURNISHED BY the
nodersgned, will be received, in duplicate until
SAIUkDAf the sd Of June, at II m. fer ali the
Ereeh Beef required for sales to officers at the
washington Depot: This Beef will be selected
IRON such parts OF the ind quarters as NAV be de-
~ TO- sna the ribs Of the fore quarters all to be
Also. q the same time and place, and unser the
s conoiuens, pro sails will be receive for Al
the Corpee keef required for any purpose AZ this
aeSot: Unjust be Of the FIRST quality and in An mn.
objectionable condition. .A1 IN IN un'
Inc contractor viii be required to deliver tha
meat ~ the store house, where he will distrdhnte
IL In such Quaetities and at such tmes as "a,
OF the Subststenes Department may direct oA0er
seyarste proposals will be received for supolv-
Ing each, fdesired. - ~ '1spS
Bidders must BE- present ct the opening of the
Payment to be made at this Office, In such fu.ds
ss the Government may have for disbursement =
. All the meat will be subject to rigid ins nee.
uon, and IL not satsfastory purchases In the open
maIsst win be made at the expense Of the con !.
All Questions respecting osality and condition
Will Dc settled by the officer Of the Subsistence De.
partment resolving the meat. 90
The contract viii be made for three months from
Isr eey OF july i6 or such period - the Com
Bios must oe endorsed :. Proposals for -, at
-. snd eddre 20 the UNDERLINED, who re-
serves the rfshtto reject any and eli Bids. ls'
eI-eoes Major and O. g.. U. 8. A.
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JOS. r. KELLEY, Trustee
le 6-2aw&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS Ancts
RYw. L. WALL 4 co. Auctieneers.

. GREAT SALE OF FURNITURE, ROSEWOOD
PIANO, LARGE FRENCH PLATE MIR
RORS, &c, by Catalogue the entire Furniture
and Fixtures of the United States Hotel, Wash
ineton, d. c.. at Auction.
VIII De sold as above, commencing MONDAY
June Is, loo6, at 10 O'Clock a. m, and continue
from day TO day till all sold the entire furni
ture, nxtures, nd hotel stores including liquors
end cigars, OF the United States HOtel on Penua
avenue between Sd and 41a streets The furniture
consists Of the usual assortment found in large
hotels, together with a good Steam Boiler, p
horse power } and several hundred feet OF Pine
Also, q cast iron Steam Table. Also. Steam Boil
ers for vegetables, &C. Alse, a 80 gallon Water
= oiler.
Also. will be sold as above, on THURSDAY
June 2lst al II CLOCK, good second hand ha,el
Omnibus u scks, ! top Buggy, 1 seat Roeka.
ness, good family Horse.
Also; on same day, after sale Of the above. the
English marble and stone Tile the floor of the
Office and sitting room OF the hotel,
EousekeepeTs and dealers will find this sale
worthy their ATTENTION
Catalogues Of the gods can be had ut the h otel
and of the auctioneers Saturday previous TO the
sale. " L. WALL Il Co
JeN llnt&Chronl Auc:iOneers.
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs TOR sTATIONERY.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR i
wAsHINGTo y NAV a las:

al
WASHINGTON, May 81, 1851
Proposals for rnishing such Stationery a. NAV
be rsq sired By this Dep nrtmept and the burea M
ana ofices thereof during the fiscal year endi M
June D. Iss7. viii be received until IL clock m OF
MONDAY, July ., 1866. Those unaccom nam Al Nv
tract will not be considered, and contracts viii
only be awarded to manufacturers Of or deaiars
In the several classes Of articles
All articles furnished must be the beat IN alitv
OF their KIND, samples Of which must accom- oany
Each proposal must be signed BY the indi v;su a,
or nrm making 1t, and must specify but one nrice
Tor each article Of the class bid for p
Articles not named in schedule, IL reouired are
70 be furnished at the lowest mar ket price mi the
right is reserved Of ordering greater or less
uty o. each article contracted for. a. the public
Bond, with approved security, will be reon;rsd
Of the individual or I'm to whom the csntr ACT may
should contractor refuse or neglect TO furn,.b.
when required, any article or articles the same
may be purchased In open market; and IL a greater
the contract, the difference may be charged ts the
contractor In his next quarterly account
The Department reserves the right IN RI eet
lively. VI N"Aie~
The .abjoined schedule specifies, a. nearly AZ
can DO done, the amount quality and deecri nj an
Of the articles likely TO be required
The bids viii be opened in the presence Of auy
bidders whe may be present, and will be can yassed
separately for each Of the classes specified below
and contracts for one more Of the Glasses I'd
ed, rs may Do deemed most aavantaseous TO the
Proposals must be addressed to the seeretarv Of
the INTERIOR and be endorsed Proposals for Sta.
tioHeIy. w. PENN CLAREr
70 ElaWfw Chief Clerk.
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FV6ht ssAALx11A siI:n horse Power Steam m.
asire q JOHN ". sEaCLkiT fofS ssssst In In.
tMeen and .es:. Nav Yard. je fSts
THk GLORY OF NAN Is sfRIN0T6-FS1es
SSffSSssU ~ HAhADOLD1 1x1IzCT ID
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II Il gillette receptions" are the latest idea
III New York fashionable society. Hair dress
ing mas Decome such an elaborate affair, and
occupies 20 much time that bellies now receive
Their callers while under the hands or their
MAIDS. Al pTeSen: their intimates only are
Admitted, but the sex Is not limited and oen .
Hemen are also received by Madame in the
most charming of combing toilets with the
sweetest OF smiles, and the prettiest OF apollo
gieS Tor the situation.
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How THEY DO IN MAINE.-Qu aker youpg
Iadles IN The Maine Lame Law State still con-
InUe 10 Kiss the lips of the Young men they
suspect OF having been tampering with liquor.
Just imagine beautiful young temperance
woman, with all the dignity OF an executive
oiheeT' ana the innocence of dove. with the
Charge" Mr.. -, the ladies believe Won are
IN the habit OF tampering with liquor. and they
appoint me TO examine yon according TO our
established rules. Are you willing!' You
hoo acc ulescence She gently steps closer 10
you, lays her soft, white arm around vonr
neck, dashes back her raven curls. raises her
syIph-hke form Ipon tip. toes, her snowy
heaVlng bosom against your own and with
her angelic features lii up with a smile rs
sweet rs heaven, places her rich rosy, monty.
sweet as peach pudding, apple d umpliny, gin :
gero1ead, nectar lips against yours, and 70.
Jerusalem, hold Us y kisses you. by cracI,ey
HIrIih foT the gals and the Maine law, and
death 10 all opposition