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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-01-24
COntnaunicQtei.
Oil Company Meeting.
DECATUR TOWNSHIP, Miflin CO.. P,


The citizens of Decatar and neighborins
townships met, Jan. 18th, 1866 at Stroup's
. school house. for the purpose of raising a
company to bore for oil in said township
The house was called to order by John Tay
lor, ESQ Col. Reed was elected president
and j. Nj. Moher Secretary. After some
preliminary remarks by different individuals.
Mr. kepler, of Centre county. addressed the
meeting, showing the Importance of every
citizen being interested and aiding in the
enterprise.
On motion, the shares were r5ut at $50.
and the old subscriptions which had been
taken were set aside, and new subscriptiop
commenced. Mr.. Kepler, who has leased
the territory, offered to give three acres sur
rounding the we'll to the company as an in
ducement to take stock After which, on
motion, the following committee was appoint
ed to take subscriptions Joseph Sigler,
Augustus NJ. Ingram, Joseph Kearns, Abram
Mutthersbough, John Taylor, and Thomas
Reed-the committee to report to Mr. Sigler,
chairman. On motion. adjourned to meet at
the call OF the chairman of committee A
Capital of $4,000 is wanted. Mr.. Kepler.
an experienced operator in oil, gives it as his
dectded opinion that there is oil in Decatur
townshlp-has taken twenty shares himself.
and In case the company is raised, will send
an experienced driller from Venango to oper-
ate. This enterprise is one certainly not of
local interest, but the entire county and ad
Jacent counties should be interested in it,
take stock and settle the problem at once and
forever whether there is or is net oil beneath
tho barren surfaces of Mifiin county. Even
should 1t prove failure the satisfaction of
having the question settled. would be worth
more than the cost to the several stockholders.
W. REED, President,
j. NJ. MoHLER, See'v.
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DIR. Clocks Excelsior Hair Restorer,

ana take no other. Sold by druggists every
where at Sl.00 per bottle or six hotties fyr
so.o0. DIR. +. b. CLOCK. Proprietor.
Manchester, n. II.
T. y hoffman, Agt. for Mitfiin 60. jn24-2n
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+ ETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED
Il in the Post Office at Lewistown, State of
Pennsylvania. on the 9th of jan, 1866.
Berkheimer VIM. l.. Krick Jacob
Becker Magdalena Krone DR. Henry
Brown Theodore Myers Ephraim
BeautOrd Samuel Miller miss Louisa
Cartin miss Moilie Moore Il KerIin
Cornelius 4. B. Miller John
Cotney B. Nash mrs S. IT.
Doudy Patrick Pyle Geo
Diefenbach Bell Ruble mrs. Amelia
Felson 5: Reed Wesley
Fisher Miss Mary Regart mr.. s.
Gerehart mrs. Mary Summers mrs. M. A.
Green Esther Sellers Nancy j.
Grousch Joshua Slime Jacob
Hare John Watson r. J.
Halter Rhoda Ann Wilson Robert
1arman miss NJ. j. . al
H6r" To obtain any of these letters the
applicant must call for 'adrertised letters
give the date of this list, and pay one cent
for advertising.
E@r"If not called for within one month
they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office
jan a Z. c. HAMILTON, p. VI.
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= 8 . = - . = . 8 =
DIR. CLOCKS
EXCELSIOR
HAIR RESTORER,

Tie Best Preparation TOR tie Har Euer
Introduced to the Public.
TT is warranted to restore Gray Hair to its
L. natural color. Make Hair grow on bald
heads. where the disease is not hereditary;
stop Hair from falling off or turning gray;
cure all eruptions of the scalp; remove scurf,
dandruf, &c, and allay all itching. 1t will
cause harsh. wiry hair to become soft, pliabe
and luxuriantly glossy. Iti
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-01-24
Elegantly Perfumed,

and is all that can be desired for dressing.
1t does not soil the finest linen mr. stain the
incest bonnet 1t is not a dye, but bv sup,
plying the Capillary glands, acts as q restorer
This preparation contains no Sugar of Lead
or other minerals so deleterious 20 the head
and hair, and of which most of the com
pounds in the market are made but is
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-01-24

Philadelphia Makets.
Flour s7al0 50; Wheat 200a225 for
red, and 240a270 for white; Rye goa
100; Corn 10; Oats 50a51 Beeves 10
ais; Sheep 6a7; Hogs 13a14 Cows
S40a95.
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A Single Trial

Will convince the most sceptical of its merits
once use 1t and you will always use use it.
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Job Work.
Notices of New Advertisements.

Eighth sheet bills 81 so for 25 or less; fourth sheet
bills 81 for 25 less half sheet BILL 81 for rs or less
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FOR SALE

EOF SAILED
A TWO HORSE SLEIGH, new style, in
N good condition, will be disposed of at a
low price for cash. Apply to
E E. LOCKE.
Jan24-3t Lewistown, Pa.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-06

6WIn clHofAnAft, Oct b.
fi1pa unchanged nud quiet At the last
quotations,
WhfATaai'irfa a. AZ mHe2 ~ foi no. red
Lphn lluli "a roo, Tor Mo, /.
bAfa Dull "a ibfg 90 foT No, and
ltfh -Dul nnd pFiesh dr6uping Hates Of
No, a III UHNl i04 choices 81 ~
hAHthY Firm aud ia GOOD demand it
81 alegi 10
WHISKY Unchanged aud quiet ~ $50 IA
band
Mhsa i'nRR= ifirm ~ one abaa2 75
Hpth MhAfa quiet a. itise. far shout
deis, hnd a. amlH ~ foT aidea.
iAeua p ~ moderate uouauun ptiVG dos
tuahd pl mlag, h9f shoulders, 9isM iDf ~ for
clear 10, Ahh 1910 80 f0f ciear
LAnnA ia demand ht iYo, bat was mostly
held ~ Hi4mlf'se., Sill about 400 Lieroes
Whh procured 40 re,
t'netrRtra Firm a. fnll prices
HruAa@i2 aJibc,
Corr hn aHWAuu
aFHp Unchanged Flax e. 7h@9 80
Timothy Va ~, ana Glover w b.
litfthh hifIn ~ aOmfiu fut Central
ohio ana AaDHse, for Western Hnserve
toffoH quiet but held hfiniy Sales Of
Low middllhg AZ Hlsor hnd piidling az
tluLu ttAt,.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-06

NEW 1paR, 9et. o,
H'lis dry goods market opened fifm iad
thiriS active this A. "a Aatwithsthntii Ing
the market Tor the raw material IL again
huli hHd neeiiHlngi thffH Ia less tendency
10 higher prices. bat al most leading goods
Gre ~ short supply, aud lie stnail daily
aintinislihg, prices VIII not Do lower ms
melihtelY brown @llastinghl l'aoifie,
u AiI Ewift liver a. lse, Atlantic N
W. lige, lileaehed Aheeiihes mus
aemper idein, 80 lel Hope 20 areen
Manufacturing Co, Prints, 9Aei Meffih
w, Hltei Dnnnel, 1890. Lancaster, o.,
i1ihpifh, i2i9el dinshaihHi Lancaster. a7f4.
llhllutd, ~ sta Eambfios3 Washington
Iftai MhuVtfln, lft Portland H.
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srAmEt rsr mIsHs0rTs.


a 418Hth n HW Toaf OCT. :,
coTtgh depressed. AID, - effect sales,
lqNstl kfifss atg keeFltp ~ eyH ige tpf
iiHaa1lal''fE t7Hhas' g'a aie4ze i"f 60 o.
fpgH opened sbade armef. win a
ig9deiste iuglifR, ana tH9ssa 4aist eg
gil.1t III III 5ga w II, it44 i r ~ 6 51ieg
ana w mali ~ an padq bsandss
t4s4 aplftsatd flf4ns IA.
w HFAI ltelFipfs i1Gf{ bushflss ialG
lieites, abapqt Asiy g9glH lplil3 pt 400
bushels AZ Il 7DHl NJ f5f innr0f old Nil
WHHkee3 s5izA saf new White Michigan
EEztA4ais A6m ~ tlsa idaeiaadiY bettefI
u iUeii abaoi VsestefB. aIAegf
asAh1.ET#aq uite hfn 40 ~ - hi state
ana - u f9f ipHhda Western,
EJaYs}s 4sth r .gs''s wilh rns" 81
Nthnney sales ~ iEheNi biisi4sis ~ bat4myte
f.H infeffnfg giH i4e ftf shipping isiffl
WeRier. anamti "a atJGelfsa' aB.fn hh1fas anil
be 10 haHds isfi4si. snital Whseeih4f
OARS a SHADE HFHiafY hnd Htgie heliRf
81 a4le3sfga lsg VhifeAai aa4bie i9f AiiWaa-
f III IL u u f ny bafl,sjd ealedsts4. At y
.b56aa iRaal3s'f 'Sgf''l'' s''' ''' Ff9 -
PoFa elsadt eitha moderate business
a'isiBb ai' ~ % di.shiisai a6Biitli fdr Oh
messl 81 5783Wl ~ fsfi primer also, 4,aD
DIS, phY ifiiss fpf s0YaWpar andali The
keAf sellers GIiiGnt ~ w 3tgM -
" iHEF Inalapgad 1851 Wkt9
~ ~ flAMs 15ueL,
E4fpN quiet SALES ~ w. ~ for western
81. Et4 AlEA8a 9faAdS Sales AZ ! ilaa lac fer
sfonl1tfyi ~ zGfi3 az mr. hams
LAHG Timer SALES ~ ibt l@iW ~ -
Il lifftth Auift E99f f9f brl9g
sMg4hf slAadR md upehangedl AZ M
5pHrdanEEtN HiHf#TEN ~
tsFbthfAa bot 81 iUtsat
i INN AfftVf and nDHtfs pbauing a. 49,
'hhaitfing latlAfd iei'AsfgiH 1911
= fonKs sales atutt{aH nj Chicago
Treasury Jrh's, 1865 hikAks ~ HcsuponA,
tl4'si SshfR, ~ eoupaHkflM. gold 1907,
iiiH fssfa maHet article says tAe loan
fltafhfl h unG1jtUaHdg iiAll Loans ore made
Af4'qHc, aiid nfsaht Hib ~ hhtA viii hW
edleiingU tfedsda aud being ia exec ;
lH tbs ,shHFEt .fIFA9 atF dftsEnihf, ana
purchases ARE. faai3ifg II the i-7Dis IL 1851
Lkspeauiatise tdfelan Ti4Bls ,fi Ihttst bonds
haF 3 gone Up - ii.ft aaUpDHe III 1850 are
also active a. iep' ,asifa4 i6-iTs have al
ganeed ~ ~ gHd d Hg sfsdnii tiiii steady
At 100 tUtlfehdh 8 ~ Generally lower, hnd
thrie isH Htf9hg disposition 60 sell iftiei hsFl
t9fs iae il1ayh fgAf ~ hiaL W. 400 hitd
ei9srd - WnHc. RE dnfntug price ~ The
iiaiseal tiasfas liie higiisst paies, the trans
aat igua. bqinA gisDlt g1 shares, 4pi a.
Western gas alaa hetly offered, aud sold 10
Asdawn 80 FNae aiih f0han atf SO. lfs Wefr
Inner sffd advanced from az 10 1907 Of
fGTt Wayne, Iaiado, hnd Michigan AanAha
ath transactions were large after tiie
hhafnj the anataliOia New York Central,
ltHt Erie, wal Hudson, ts2tE, Trading
iia'i Michigan central, li1ik MICHIGAN
isf4ftharn, 1917 ghicaga and Heidi Island
iWtet ytl9 enc a. eerti1fates, 1885, Gum,
H
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-06
A"orrtoNsL Nlvnm Nuws,

The oni' additional arrivals last evening
we're the tehett ilutna, Cincinnati 90
Memphis, and Monsoon, Cincinnati 10
erw utleans both with hig tfipaa...a The
Monsoon phaaed without iunding,aa,,T The
turns E1Aeha.sed Considerable freight
here rsa,s,thr Ada icon ten Tot Green
river NitH good TN .au,,.,e he Chhtths
uossa ila keae hitetns dfy dooit ta he pat
Ia thorough frphir
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-06

pa u II Is AhlefiBg, No 81 Maid
Street. have a fine assortment 0T Gas
simerea, Cloths, aud Vestipgs, wbteb
they will make ap ~ order IN Tho
latest aud most fashionable styte aud
II Is understood q good III, o. i shali
0oi 90 out " the house. Prices lotgy
low def d5f
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-06

Ladies' and Misses Polish iBasial
aud Caters, UNUSUAL cheap. .
TbaRHHis
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-06

afl The friends Of Newton Mple8ii
will find bin AZ 1876 Main Strtefaat
Franh Kicker new store of5d3t
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-06

Every variety Of Shoes slyiirh,. 4
cheap and durable, al 1Gnsga' slsaa
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8r buuis. GOT 10.
tLouR Qulet aud unchanged
WHhAF Higher s9 WHgg 81 Ton apfihe
VI q ~ ~ f9f primo. aud a. 1hte2 30 ~
fpHN pfohpingi 77mAao
OATS FIRM a. H0t Sic.
lhaNiaioNe htaady tud 0nchansnd
WHtsRN Advanced d 81 8a
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NNtiee.

EVANSVILLE, Sept %, isliG z
The office Of the Superintendent of
Public Schools, lover the Post Onicej.
will be open from = 10 8 o'clock a ST.
each dag, except Saturday, iioreons
having business with the eupefiiHen
dent. arc requested 10 call at Tie tune
aud place above named. 1000
CnAa. II HurrEnFlEID,
DIV Superintendent
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pa book it the adyertisGm4nq of
the heFaLog, Henderson Fnees az
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LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND
Evansville,
Indiana.
Extremely Low Prices.

We are now manufacturing every do
heflptlpn Of COAL OIL LAMPS, CANDLE
and Goa OIL LAhTEHs, which we Will
eel at ileHs thnu Cincinnati prices.
Lamp htoek, consisting OF Burners,
Shades, ChimncAB, Pegs, and Feet, for sale
1T manufacturers prices.
Our new Catalogue aud Price List for 1893
Is now ready for distribution. which will
be furnished 10 Merchants only, on nppli-
cation,
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Nen a,rI.l,... mar,.rt

Nav uittEANs OCT. &
Ietrus Declined 2e saled az 40 haifa
% Tow Niddiing nt 3haMr Srtpints Tor
lhh Wtehl 1000 hhlea against t.agt ifSa
ports Nr thr Wt6f n Hn0 IaIa. ataetf
on hand 80 600.
tnntattrh Avn FNrtfA ant-- nnthunrnd-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-06

MERCHANT TAILORING. Gentle
met Wishing garments made to order
can ind the finest aud beHt selected
stock Of piece goods a. - Main street
nest to the Washington Hotel Prot
Mott will satisfy all who give him q
call faehtlg A.
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LOCAL NOTICES

, Aqgtmoa Rogso AaFWeA Wa
viii peaq " .ggaesry's College ths
aatardag evening At "a o'fioek
promptly liy order Of ,.,
Il. & GATon, President
JAg. w CHANDLER Secretary
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Public Sale at the Crescent CITY
Springs.
Ito! for The Henderson Races.
GREAT SPORTING PROSPECT
vUvmE srnAmEm hnM.nOY Will.

yHvahE STEAMER hEwsn0X WILL.
n make only one TITO to-day leaving
hNhnhNille at h.in. aud rrturning nt
u "a. ..a.. .....
Those races pfonlii e. b. The most inter-
aetius thai VIII tHlte plngr ia this section
81 country for some tinln. There viii bn
louf separate fhce4 nlsp d SLOW Mule Race.
4 number OF due horses frum Kentucky
ana Indiana have hoel entered, including
y, " MufeanN stallion
Those wishing 10 attend VIII bc on hand
promptly at Am, locG dit
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Nrw FFAruen IN nun NAV

4 NEw FEATURE IN Tlfn MANI
fAgrpniNg AuTf We have employed
an Eastern workman, who thorough ~
uudemtahda AL straw work bleach
ing altering aud pressing, Also. ailk
M lelt butts, and altering, cleaning,
and repairing Tufs Of every leaorips
tom Aay work Of the above dc
aorlptlon entrusted 10 ~, hereafter,
eill be dono a. short notice, AID viii
warrant satisfaction
SonArKER, HUssINd n 60.
Sept ~. e.
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~ sixth OualfeFlV ReD0rl J

on TnH COHDPiToNo bF TiiEI MIR
h13ssYitTh f1DiIRX, on era2 /
% MDith r. lDt 1IiE flitisfi AoADA5
Of 0tfghEit, 1850, tr 4f1 7
1851 HtfHtJ - ids8slg4A III Ai
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The best Shoes, aud the most If
them tof the Same amouat Of money,
II any place 10 town, at TGhNEH'Al
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mARMEEAI.

aEIhE -Att4Ab9HEY. At indiana7
poiis, oH The ~ inst III ifev. EHsOUfe,
q, ~, HEfh b, VI d., of Indianapolis ~ Miss
Mobile atcGAHGHkF, formerly ~ Ts4fe
fiHHte,- tPab0sh E4py'ess,
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liofs CGorniNd The largesto az
surtmeut Of Boys Clothing ever
brought 10 this city, at ~ Main 50
sop3a f = N snmn n laa
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5siI MbMraain ana 1Hi3dt tlsHiaF Ia
TINY fsrey stOEes, asrntea,
It0LLow-W Aiff, FoPfpfs p fffefstiipH, aud
~ .b9s.t JAFABFW aspaJg" 4.
20. G1 Maip Street. nbofS SecOhd,
fhgfMssEt elH 9TgH Evansville, Ind
no Ion Work uroWutly executed ia tho
best niadnhf. Ofatrs solicited, NiNlsepi 5in
lf1 ohhlt. IIbddeHAH NJ Ihk.gw. T.saet.
RI y ~ 49, l,tfltt.,, A. - gE1sll
JlgHs, asaa., kets3yestf1pte ss1e4lt betWeen
Fourth apd Fifth, EtaHsViiie, Ind
2 al klnds or country Produces taken IA
shgllhUEs fpf 1oops, AID tins highest may
ket prize paid" tHHN "il Wv
/. IA Gorneastepl With The eg4te, thqrG il a
large aAq eepmodpus WaRoh Yard for
beaGe0itunodatipfi3f coin Ag sisniera.
Eepl5 div 81
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JAS. II. CUTLER, Cashier
sworn 70 and subacfbod before ME, thia
lnt day Of October, 1860
of2d8t i, w NJ;XsEN. N. r."
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Thirteenth Quarterly Renorl

or Tim CoNDlff0. oF THE FIRST
AATiQfAIt Bar OF EVANSVILLE.
ND ON TIE MOHNfNH or THE
FllppI MONDAY or OCTOBER, 1865.
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fetal tegalsfe ad ifioles sI4O.ga5 f.f .o9a


I, George w, It9thboge fresidsHt Of 1le
hHansgtlle AsptigHai 1Mnk DO soiemnft
swear That tha above EtadeHifHt is true, %
the best ~ ny I'D Swieiige ana beliaf
IN Ia q M sitAEuilJAI y, PRESIDENT.
sworn 10 ana Subscribed bGhfe me, this
Isl day Of 0nfnber, lsGg. t'ff
.na1AEtss4Hq4) neheEhWfNE,IAsA,s q,
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4, I'IIFFf u ItJ- I'D LnaHlHI.I .
sworn TO and Ephsefibed before nae, on
Us the Isl day Or October, 1860.
Del y, HOIGEHkON. A. A
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-01
Established in 1862.
hxD NOW ABOUT ENTERING IT'S
Fifth Volume,

Fifth Volume,
Is firm and consistent in its support of
the Federal Administration, and par.
t~icularIy of the wise and statesmanlike
policy Of the President for the restora-
ton of Southern States, to their Con-
s~titutional relations with the Union.
1t ought to be supported by all loyal
citizens and by all who wish to keep
posted in the current news of the day
It viii give daily the latest political,
commercial and miscellaneous intelli-
gence from all quarters.
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About tbntKissing NIatch.

The newspapers are full of vague
hints about a recent little affair, that
threatened TO end in a duel, between
two Congressman, because one had
kissed the wife of the other within
hearing distance of her husband. The
facts are true as stated, and the occur
renee for a time created some oOmmo
ton in legislative circles here, though it
is much 10 be regretted for the sake OF
the lady who was made the innocent
recipient OF the favor that the injured
husband" and the gay Lothario hadn't
sense enough TO keep it y themselves
The exercise Of a very small amount Of
discreet reticence would have pre-
vented the details from reaching the
ears of a fourth party. II wouldn't be
fair, even now, to mention the name of
the injured husband, it, indeed the
kissing of a mans wife by another than
himself Of the male sex can be said to
make an injured husband out of him
which is, TO my mind, a question
open 10 grave discussion, and worthy
Of the consideration Of the special
Committee of Fifteen. l suggest il to
Messrs. Fessenden and Stevens, as a
more practical issue than they have
yet determined, and hope they will
speedily ask leave to report upon il 1t
is of far more importance TO the world
at large than the buncombe resolutions
emitted from the Central Directory, so
far. Ny own opinion is, without hav-
ing received any of the effulgent
light of the Reconstruction Com
mittee on the subject, that IN
der the second clause Of the Constitu-
tional Amendment a man has n per
feet right 70 kiss another mans wife
Il may be said that the Constitutional
Amendment was intended only 10
sbOlish slavery. and has nothing what
ever 10 do with kissing another mans
wife To this ! reply that the man
who doubts the jurisdiction Of the Sc
oond clause is an internal Copperhead
Ia rebel-a traitor. Ask Sumner what
a be done under the second clause.
He'll send for the Congressional library,
and commencing with Herodotus, hel!
read down TO Mrs. Jane G. Swisshelm,
70 show that you csn do what you please
underit lt provides that Congress shall
INV E1hNA " AAA0N&N ~ AAiAuA
by appropriate legislation, and what
can be more appropriate than for one
man 10 kiss another mans wife, when
the husband isn't looking. aud the lady
herself offers only thst gentle remon-
STRANGE which must be construed by
sensible men in the form Of an extra
inducement Therefore, ! think Mr..
- Of Missouri, being a Radical, a
firm believer in the second clause, and
3 gay Lothsrio withsI, was fully iusti-
6ed in kissing the wife OF Mr.. - of
kentucky, under the circumstances /
shall adhere to this belief until the Re
construction Committee shall have de.
cided that kissing another mans wife
isn't appropriate legislation. don't
know why this should he excluded
Every thing else dreamed of or sug.
gested in the present Congress, has
found abundant justification in the Sc
cond clause, aud | cannot see why il
should be especially WASH
iagnR Ls0g.
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The old injunction, Sat what is sci
before you, asking no questions" if com.
piled with, will save one a good many
~nauseating reflections in these days oil
general adulteration. Sometimes, how.
ever, the truth is told without the
questions being asked. The British
public have recently been Disguised by
the fact that Mr.. hoPE, ketchup and
pickle manufacture of London, has been
keeping-to quote the words of the
charge against nina large quantity
Of putrid livers for the manufacture oil
keichup, which he called pure and
u~nadulterated Leicestorshire ketchup,
such being unfit for human food and a
nuisance 10 the neighborhood. The
case wal brought up IN court; where 3
medical health officer testified that he
found q barrel full of putrid pigs liyers,
which the foreman told him were TO be
boiled down to make ketchup. They
were obviously unfit for consamhtion,
showing decay and putrescence, and
giving out a stencil that remained on
the WITNESSES hands Tor houls The
magistrate thought the case an import.
ant one, but discharged the defendant,
as he believed that the act of Parlis-
ment against adulteration, did not apply
in this instance