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MEDICINES. ETC.

A qua DE MAGNOLIA.-Ato toilet de
N light. Superior to any cologne used TO bsthe
the face and person: to render the skin soft and
fresh; to allay Inflammation; TO perfume Clothing
Southern Magnolia, and is obtaining q patronage
quite unprecedented II Ia fsvori.e Win actresses
and opera singers II Is sold by al! dealers at one
Co, New York, Wholesale Agents
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by all druggists.
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R0BEERY.-On Tuesday last, Isabella
Rix, who keeps a grocery on Main street
below the county court house, missed the
key of her trunk, and searched for it in
vain. On yesterday the trunk was broken
open, when it was found that two United
States Treasury notes, one 500 and one
$50, had been abstractcd thcrefrom. Sus-
picion rested upon her servant, Jane
Brown, who was arrested yesterday by
Captain Bibb and locked up for hearing
before the Mayor. None of the missing
money was found upon the prisoner.
TIE Money Recorercd-PusS Detecttre.-
After the arrest recorded above, Mrs. RiX
generally called Pus>) got an inkling that
her money was in the possession ola negro
woman named Frances Adkins. So, pilOtcd
by a youthful scion Of Jane Browns, she
straightway proceeded TO the house occu-
pied by the aforesaid Frances, and accostcd
her thus, in true detective style: Aunt
Fanny, Jane Brown says YOU must send her
that money she gave you to take care OF
for her" The unSuspecting Frances re-
Piled: Certainly, missus, here its; !" and
the whole amount, $50, was forthcoming
Immediately. Detective Tyler afterwards
arrested Frances on the charge Of having
in her possession the stolen money. Jane
Brown says it was given to her by white
man, who is to appear in court as witness
against her. 1t certainly is a mixed-up
affair, and there may be some interest
ing developments before the Mayor this
morning.
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5000 l.NlNERSITY SCHOOL.-The

| ,,,, session q this school will begin MON
- >.rtrr.brr l5th. and clos" 20th June. 1867.
-. .'hre, has been transferred 10 the new,
,.! r.iyrottou school building, erected for
. ~. I.ga,o, on Eighth, between Grace and Frank
ra.,S
r-, ,.ar,e a. teaching Is intended, as hereto
. r. lgrn.r,. boys, from ten years and upwards,
t.. '.r.~ III. or for college. Mr.. STR0THER
... V,tu.Ipatlr~ the Natural Sciences, and
. .....H-. Mr. PRICE teaches the Ancient
-. together with German, French, and
~, rope lrthe Junior English Glasses
r-... ,t.> w;,l hr aided by skI!ful assistants.
r...- IN" same ~ heretofore
~ .f1uf1f;tu> and Eng q!
. .....,s additional Recommendations. J.!
- tsa.ars, &c, address box ala Richmond
rHN " STROTHER, VI. A, !
University of Virginia, (pri,cl,.1s
III MAS & rEiCE. Ia, VI. A, i''"' p"''
University Of Virginia, J
...... .lsU,'.
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IRS. JULIA i. MORSE Will resume
VI the duties uI her SCHOOL on Ross street:
lHu drars troru the kicamOnd House, ON MoGDAA
'ar l.'A ~ Srpirmbcr
Term, for Il session Of nine and a half months,
IFyah.r quarterly in advance: Primary depart
n-ai. so higher branches, 1ao.
',r.rrruces -Co.rurl ;. Ii. Parker James Alfred
Jua.,, E.4 Colonel I. j. Evans, 4. h. Parker,
L Z. nr Nm.w. Parker, and DR.. Thomas Pollard.
4 lE-S..n
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: SOVIRE'S CLASSICAL AND

| . tNDLl>H SCHOOL will b" resumed on the
'Nt. >tPTENBtE ia his NV house. on FRANK
10 ~ wee. Third and Fourth streets. Having
- a more desirable location, and atne lnt
.... ruV1'> 10 exercise In. tn. next session Will
.. .gr.ri with the same energy and diligence
81. hts characterized the school for the past
... wears. Messages can be left Al the drug
..r rr.y uf Fourth and franklin streets.
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CRUELTY TO A CHILD.-Thc case of the
man Alexander charged with cruelty beat
inc his little daughter, RoSabel Virginia,
was again called before the Mayor ycStcr-
day morning. Alexander did not make
his appearance, but his Honor proceeded
to take some further testimony bearing
upon the case.
Policeman Alley stated that he had
known the child for some time. Had
lived across the street from Alexander,
and had often been there for the purpose
of rescuing the child from his clutches.
Had seen her on the ground, where she
had been left for dead after Il beating. 1t
was the most disordcrly house he ever
knew-drinking, fighting, and swearing
constantly going on among the inmates.
On one occasion he had to have them ar
rested and carried before county justice.
The little girl passed for an illegitimatc
child Of AleXander'S.
DR.. Parker stated that all he knew
about the case was that on one occasion,
when he was in Sidney, some ladies re-
marked to him that it was pity some one
could not take care of the child !; that she
was treated most inhumanly. He could
very easily get home for her.
Policeman Alley further said that no one
would suppose the little girl was child OF
either Alexander or his wife from their
brutal treatment of her. lie saw her the
other day, when her body was covered with
bruises, some of which she doubtless bore
upon her person now.
The Mayor said he had no power to take
children from their parents; all he could
do was to require them to give security
to keep the peace. The proper tribunal to
apply to was Judge Lyons, and to him he
would make report Of the case. In the
mean time he requested Mr.. Mitchell to
take charge of the child. To Rosabel.-
ado you want to 90 with Mr.. MitchcllF
Rosabel (ioyfully).-" Yes, SIR And
she went rejoicing.
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Report or THE BOARD OF HEALTH
We give below the report Of the Board for
yesterday:
OFFICE OF BOARD OF HEALTH
RICHMOND, September l3, 1866.
Sir,-Below you will find statement of
the cases of cholera reported to this Office
within the last twenty-tour hours:
One case on corner of Franklin and Sc
cond streets (white) symptoms favorable.
One case near York River railroad de-
pot (colored); fatal.
One case on Main, between First and
Second streets (colorcd); fatal.
|e,sDnc case on Grace between First and
Second streets (white child); fatal.
One case on Franklin, between FOushee
and First streets (colored) fatal.
Ono case on Broad below Sixteenth
street (whitc); recovering.
J. G.. CABELL, NJ. d.,
W. II. TAYLOR, NJ. D.,
Members of Board of Health.
To J,,tlqe William W. Cromp, Chairman OF
the Committee on Health.
It will be seen from this report that the
disease is not on the increase. Four of
these cases are reported by physicians who
have never before made reports. Some of
our citizens seem disinclined to give any
credit to the reports of the Board. We do
assure them that these reports are to be
relied upon, and that there are but few
cases in the city besides those reported by
the Board.
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Heimstreets inImitabls Hair Colorng Is not a
dye. All instantaneous dyes are composed Of lunar
caustic and more or less destroy the vitality and
beauty OF the hair. This is the original Hair Co.
loring, and has been growing In favor over twenty
wears II restores gray hair to is original color by
gradual absorption, in most remarkable manner
II is also q beautiful hair dressing. Sold In TWO
sizes-6o cents and $l-by all dealers.
c. HEiMSTRkET, Chemist.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by all Druggists.
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srRENNOLDS' FILLS.
VIRGINIA REMEDY,
COMPOUNDED Ut SCIENTIFIC xES.
THE REST PILL NOW BEFORE THE PUBLIC.
See the mass of respectable testimony in another
column.
The signers we'll known the citizens OF the
State.
The sale is rapidly increasing. and the virtnes OF
this excellent remedy are being fully appreciated.
Try them.
For sale by all druggists and dealers In msdi'
cines. 4.
Price. FIFTY CENTS per box. au w"
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COAL AND WOOD.

~ w. SNELLINGS, COAL AND
VI. WOOD AGENT. Best quality Of RED and
WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE; best quality MID
LOTHIAN and CLOVER HILL B,TUMiS0US
COAL; OAK and PINE WOOD, for sale 1t market
rates. Office =, the yard kiehmond and Dam
Vile depot, Fourteenth street, Richmond, Va.
lruk
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DOANOkE FEMALE COLLEGE,
II naEvIIIE

The mex, animal session of this institution COM
I4cuces SEPTrMBEk 9Th, 1865, and closes last oi
Jane l.t7
Tue following charges are made for the entire
session.
tor tuition IN advanced English branc
l"r 'gluou IN primary English branches....... ~
.sch .....,.... 10
Fnr,ultior l., Nn.ic ,....,.,... 50
f"r tuiuon IN ui Painting. 90
'' tAtt.'' IN Drawing.
l"f u" oi Piano for practicing.
r.F !t+C'"T'IdI t&lrIses.
'''''''' ''s'.
fhymen's required one half ia adcdace balance
a. middle Of session
P"Yl1S ars e7.'sr.d far the entire session unless
,J"fw!se agreed upon and no deduction made
" nbs".Ce, except Ii cases oi prOtrac.ed sickness.
AGriHru"n al hny per cent. made on tuition fees
g. 8aush %! all regularly employed ministers.
iS'N iuadc from time OF entrance. Pupils fnr-
.'st Esh'o and towels. Washing furnished at one
".taf and lily cents per month.
T. b LAKE, 1p.,,
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u ". CONES ENGLISH AND
l.. CLASSICAL school. viii commence its ff-
-. -. .,.s.4. session an MONDAY, September II.
t...ls uu Siurh str-rt near Clay will be occu-
. .uuI nur cau be obtained in II more central
r.n All the pupils of the school Will b."
.s.r .4o tuusou II the principal, except III
~. ..aau..ts. l. w. CONE, A. NJ.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
7~-'r-~~
81 JOHN w. LEE son,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS AND GLAZIERs,
CORNER EiGHru AND GRACE STREETS.
WALLS AND CEILINGS wHITESED OR
COLoRED.
Will undertake orders in the country.
Having had long experience In the business
they engage 10 give satisfaction.
JOHN w. LEE,
so I'm GEORGE w. LEE.
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.~ - . GKATTAN will resume
Miss L. - 70, school on the FIRST or
VI 'hhgg 5'''Sy SynmbSr Of scholars limited
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nuR. II. ,IAURY g. Co.,

nu Il. IL. NIAURY & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
have removed their ONCE TO the banking-house
recently occupied by the
FARMERS NATIONAL BANK,
No. lol4 Main street,
first house below the post Office,
RICHMOND, VA.
fau 90-tsl
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FEMALE INSTITUTE,

'
RICHMOND, VA.
TN.> ir.titutiun will be r.opened in the large
'..#a- iulEory occupied by H. L. LcieDVfe'
H. f.. ull the
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STANTON. VA, January 8. 1855.
take grea. pleasure IN stating that have been
I'm the habit of using DR.. 7. Rennolds' s Hepatic
Pills in my family for some years, and consider
them in every respect superior to any medicine OF
the kind. have been engaged for some time In
the iron business. which rendered II necessary 70
have MANY persons Ia nv employ. | have used
w. A. BURKE.
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certify that myself and family have been In tic
habit of using Dr. T. Rennolds's Hepatic Pills fof
long time. and have never had any occasion even
TO try any other, for they have uniformly answered
great deal In their favor, but take II for granted
that what have said will induce others to Try
them and, II so their experience, Ihavs no doubt,
will accord with mine. A. J. CARRIER.
STAUSros, January S, 1865. ...
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DR.. T. Rennolds having been my family physi.
clan MP TO the time OF his death, which occurred
about two years ago, have had frequent oppor-
Hepatic Pill and do not hesitate to state that
believe they are the best medicine OF the kind thst
has ever been used in this section OF country. Ny
neighbors use them, and think AS much OF them -
do. WILLIAM J. ID. BELL.
AEarsrA CnrNlY. VA
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-SErrEMBEE Is.
sun rises $40 Moon sets............ o."
Sun sets High tide, A. NJ. so
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'ysa-sm i i. 3 W. LfkfS fkkEfiSHARr, Principals

BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL, will
i'",en HIGH SCHOOL for boys and young
~. IT my residenca, on the lat of october next.
ne !'t"lon is immedi lately on the Virginia and
4fihtssee railroad. fifteen miles west OF Lynch
,.Hs snail be assisted by three highly compe-
"nt nt trs'bcrS. Session, nine months.
IhAss: Three hundred and fny dollars In cur
,ehey one ha,f To be paid at the beginning, and
~. Other half In the middle Of the session. No
sA'ts charges. LILY post :olice H. Lynchburg.
an ia--ln JAMES =. HOLcOMBE.
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] hereby certify that | have used, both for my.
self and in my family, DR.. T. Rennolds's Hepatic
Pills, and truly say their action Is more efficient
and satisfactory than any medicine ] have ever
used and most earnestly recommend that every
family keen and use them. These Pills never
grippe Nothing is claimed for them more than they
deserve BENJAMIN CRAWFORD,
Staunton, Va.
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Report or THE BOARD OF HEALTH.-
We give below the report of the Board for
Yesterday:
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TRUSSES, OF every vari-
l. ETY., size, and patent:
BiSSlNG'S CELEBRATED BODY BRACE,
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS,
ELASTIC STOCKINGS,
DRUGS, MEDICINES. &c, &c.
We have on hand large stock Of TRUSSEs, and
invite all in want ogtve US a call
NNUOUEOUF BROTHERS,
iv Of nrt, nrh Frank m sirrais.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-19

rENHE GROVESTEEN PIANO FORTE
T. still retains its precedence and great
popularity, and after undergoing gradual i'm
provements for aperiod of thirty years, is
now pronounced by the musical world to
be unsurpassed and even unequaled in rich
ness, volunc and purity of tone, durabiliv
and chcapness. Our new scale, French ac-
tons. harp pedal iron frame, over-strung
bass, scvcn octave rosewood pianos we orc
selling cheaper by from $l0o to 5000 than
the same style and finish arc sold by any
other first class makers in the country
Dealers and all in want of good pianos are
invited to send for our Descriptive Catalogue,
which contains photographs Of our differen
styles, together with prices. No one should
purchase a piano without seeing this Cata-
logue. Medals almost without number
have been awarded to the Grovesteen Piano
| and at the Celebrated WorlEs Fair, though
put in competition with others from all part
Of EurcEs and the U. S. it took the highest
| ward. Established 1881
rs'.steen Co.,
t. .a .. IeIDwAYNEw YORK
+ ' (ven27yl.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-19
WHOLE NO. ?22

a charming, trim, tasteful young lady
into a waddline matron, whose every
day toilet suggest only the idea of
feather-bed tied round with string.
For our part, we do not believe that
the summary ban,shment of the Graces
from the domestic cirle as soon as the
first baby makes its appearance is at
all conducive to domestic affection.
Nor do We think that there is any
need Of 80 doing. These good house
wives arg in danger, like other saints
Of falling into the error of neglectirg
the body through too much thoughtful
ness for Others and too little for them
selves. If G woman ever had any at
::ac';veness, let her try and keep it,
setting i, iowr as one Of her dcmestio
virtues. .-.......
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-19

Lost Brig ham revivalis,, looki, 8
for recruits found a large-sizsd African
and asked hun: "Haye you found the
Lord?" s4a ,.E. sas;. he s..
Answer" "Golly, masser, is de Lord
los,2'' d -aa Tra
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-19
Farm for Sale.

THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale his farm
situated i've miles Fast of New Oregon (,5
west of Decorah on the Stage road, 7 miles
North West Of Burr Oak Springs, IS North
West of Calmar Oh the Rail Road Survey
1t is unsurpassed in the country for stock
and gram raising. and comprises 6sG
acres of which 45O acres are fenced, $50
acres broke a pasture of3o acres enclosed
with post and rail fence. a never failing
spring in the. pasture, dwelling houses and
timber enough for the farm. 8 never failing
springs one WE'LL, and 3 streams Of water
that runs through the farm. 1t can be di.
vded into 80 acre lots, and have water IN
each lot. II can be: purchased with the
crops and with sufficient farming tools Of
the farm. It sill be sold in lots to suit pur
chascrs. Thcr, is a tavern stand on tn
premises : For terms apply to ~. '.'..1 a .'-
n3sv6mel JOHN WHOLElfAk
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-19
for the democracy to wipe thar noze

lon. l. ....
setch Celers ss they air never meet
with casualties on ralerodes. Ipni-
cent wim,nin and children, md brave
'cjers. is sittin injured by dredful axi-
dents continually, but / don't remember
Of single prominent rad bein sercous-
ly inferred doorin the past year
"Hevin takes the good, too good on
!, airth to stay. . # .
And leaves TIC bad, too had to take
away"
AS a christian l hope they'll repent
aud die happy. But as man of oh
serv.shun I'd lie williu to Let l.ng ODDS
agin it. .... ...... -
H"pin, but skasely egspectin, lha,
providence will eventually turn tlare
hearts as completely and efec,pally as
satan has turned thare heds, ..
remain. D. E.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-19
New Oregon Pain Dealer

pIsS,sil sysry Friday a. the Pisr psAerprlhllhs
4.on, llain ytrsst, New Orayon howardOsuhty, IOWA.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-19
THE ART OF BORROWING

my DEAR" asked a young Paris Ia
dy of female friend, "1o you believe
that misery Alfred Dupont would
lend me three thousand francs?"
Dupont was the name of we'll
known sporting man.
1T depends on chance" was the an
sgtr.
How shall I set about i;?'
'Take up a,pen and write, My dear
Alfred, / have been disappointed III
The receipt pf some money this morning.
Could you Lling me this evesing three
thousand francs, and, at the same time
carve pheasant have just received,
-ERNEsr,NE." --..-
"And do YOU believe said she,'' when
The iettcr was sent shat | shall have
my moneyy'
"With that note, my dear you'll net
get any money" n
'"Why did you make me write it?"
"Bccause it was necessary that q
first note SHOULD rrecede o second; DIG
yuu uu,lrI stuHds'
"No."
Take your pen"
"What! write again?"
"Three lines only:r-;My dear Alfred
think of my note as not sent. Just Of
ter had dispatched it l received my
money. Don't forget, however, to come
and sup with me. The pheasant is su-
perb::"
Thi. letter was sen, like the first.
"Now see what will happen," said
the ldy fried "Alfred will fcign not
to have received your second letter,
and vii make show Of generosity
''non no thinks you netd no money.
The rest is wlth yourself"
All waa e2eCU9eu accprnlng to form;
the sporting man gallan'iy offered the
three thousand francs, convinced they
would not be accepted; but, to his hor-
ror, the lady quietly pocSeted the mon
ey. And to add to his disappointment,
no pheasant was there to eat!
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-19

. A man i" rage is very ~ 40 t.
commit m outrage, ' -7' ~
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-19
q K ATTN IL SS.

There are many women swho would
not, FAR the world, be wanting in the
matter Of pc, sonaI neatness, VINO seem
somehow to have the notion that any
study Of the arts Of personal beauty in
family lite is dnmatronly. They buy
their clothes with simple reference to
economy, nnd have them made up with
out any question Of becomingness: and
hence marriage e,metines TRANSFORMS
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-19

FEDERAL PATRoNAGE.-A Wash
lngton correspondent! writes that much
earnest feeling has been created among
radical members by the announcements
that the President had directed certain
heads Of Departments TO make no
further appointments upon the recon-
menao tons of Congressman at pres
ent." The fact cf the existence of this
order was cummunicat ed by the chef
Of a Department to some radical Con-
gresham, who had made arequest for
ccrta'a app ,intment. But one con
s,ruction is given to the Executive
mandate viz: That support of the Ex-
cutive policy is to be hereafter the
price Of patronage. 1a
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-19
FROM THE NORTH IOWA TIMES.

FROM THE NORTH IOWA TIMES.
The "Disabled Volunteer" an old
friend and pet Of ours, writes weekly
from Washington. His letter Of Dec.
zlsr, in the New York Sunday Mer-
cary, is 10 woisc nor better than his
lattels Tor the last 20 years; he is 0, X,
any time. We clip firm lis last to
the Mercury; he opens by referring Il,
| the attack of The celebrated ChaW!es
Sumner on indy:
But that windy dcmajog, Sumner,
who has had the sperrit of Cane in Kim
ever scnst Preston Brooks cum down
on him with his walkin stick, kAs .gvt
en- inter an almity bad fix. In hie
argsiety to get the views Of Shurz
atvre the sennet, he get cort, SO to
speke, with his hritchcs down. He
wasn't awar thct General Grants ye-
port on the coniishun of the South
was ali reddy, and thct President An
dy God rlsss lis sliif back bone--was
wait;n for jest setch an opportoonity to
get it aforc congress and the nashrn,
az the malignant innnai iia hos .sin him
He Hxet ior, lntor.nl shuil, and he got
lit, biled down into the smallest possa-
bul cumpiss, and raythcr hetter than he
waute it. How he ravcd, didn't he?
But hey;ng no more pluck inter him
than a sick p:djin, he showed the white
feather in the eend, and dcnlc TIE
meenln ofhis own blaggard egspresh-
uns. The presidents speshil messedge
and General Grants short story kiver-
ed the hull gronnd Ct Summers inkwiry
and Shu'z tale was intirely cut of by
Shermau's motion to prentit.
That lite Of the Keystone state, TLad
Stevens, is also homeward bound; and
you'll hear Of himi in day or two, pitch
In inter the president in Penns ylvania.
The radikle martirs is wide awake
and no mistake. Setch revolushiDary
saints as Thadeus desarve to he can
nonizsd~-on the 1njin-Seepoy plan.
Then thars the gay and gallant
Spraig, of Rhode Hand, the sun-in-lor
of Cbeef Jestis Greenback Chase, the
legal.teude, candidate for the mex
presidency. Hes not onmindful Of hi
bri!ches pocket,-not particularly. He
wants the duties increast on imported
fabrlcks, The cotton ar;stocracy Of the
shave states wants another 20 per cen,
or so addid to ther profits. To be
shure setch a meshurc wood be raytbei
hard on mekannicks' and laborers
wives, who find it difficult now to cloti
thar children decently. But then WIZ
keers fur a parsel Of shiftless wimmer
when the ma anny factoring interests arr
at stake.
| @! they're nice set, are the lam
padr RAIDS in both houses. But thar.
one consolatlon--thar downfall has
commenst. Never senst Harrison wa
rolled inter the white house in eide
barl hes thar been such poliytlcl'
revolushun as is, now commensin il
this kentry. | tell you eddytures, tn
turnin pint has past, and from thl
time forrard the rayin rails will &
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