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From San" Frunciscs-Chlnese News
-An0ther Revolt. -: S-Ns.

l. Another Revolt. - = E~ts
SAN Francisco r August 26.-.The
British ship Fairlight, Captain Bush,
from Hong Kong. bound to San Fran.
cisco, was wrecked near Island Po Chung
Han, on june Hth!s One hundred and
forty-three Chinese passengers and one
European were. diowned.l The ship
broke up six hours after striking, aud
nothing was saved The government
had chartered steamerte send after the
wrecked crew. - -
Hong Kong papers of July Sd say the
English Commercial panic was felt there
injuriously.
The United States flag ship Hartford
had arrived at Hong Kong from Annoy,
and reported that the Imperialists had
beaten $500 Picstee rebels, causing
them to retire. = 49,,
Chinese pirates captured the Hanover
| and schooner Sophie, and stole 0,0o0,
but left the officers and crew uninJured.
The report of asrevelt ON Kansuh ts
confirmed. The troops in Ranehor, the
capital, took possession of the city 10 the
absence of the Governor The General
seized the persons. of the Judge and
Treasurer, and tried to force them to me-,
moralize toe Emperor to the elect thai
the troops were drawn to reyolt,fog the
want of pay and food. This event
caused great numbers of the Mandsrins
to commit suicide to prove their loyalty.
Great distress prevailed throughout the
Province ...-e- - q
Wheat and maoaroni, the chief art-
cles of diet, were held at 20 taels per
pickel, .-.---
1t was reported that large body of
rebels had penetrated into the vicinity
of Chin Kang, in the heart of the salt
districts. -...-, "a -. =
1t is feared that the Am eIican schooner
Golden Pearl was lost about June l2th,
between lamar and Annoy. =
The town of Mariposa, California, was
destroyed by fire on the Goth. Five or
six buildings were saved The estimated
loss is 100000. '' "
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Eoreiga News.

SPECIAL Tslegrsms over the AtSnte VaoleI
BERLIN, PRUSSIA, Aug. 96.-The king
ofPrussia has received deputation from
the chamber of deputies who pre-
seRted the address voted by that bedy.
The king made a speech in. reply, in
which he professed to feel great joy at
the favorable attitude of the legislative
body; he said however, that if another
conflict arose aud the deputies of the
budget and the army. OF other subjects
which are vital to the interests OF the
state, he would act precisely as he did
before. The king added that he thought
another conflict was impossible.
TURIN, Aug 26 The Empress Of Mex
leo Is here on visit to Miramar.
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:. CINcINNATI, August 27.-The sum of
100000 was; realized from the sales of
pews at the new Jewish synagogue yes
: "A Convention of Radical Union men
was held in Lexington, KY, on Saturday,
and delegates appointed to the Philadel-
.phia Convention: Resolutions were
adopted censuring President johnson
and endorsing the reconstruction policy
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SECOND SENATORIAL DISTRICT, I
August %, 1866.

phCVND 0ENAlOhIAL DISINiCII {"
August %, 1866.
Mr. A =. BRoOKOvER-Dedr SIR
We, the undersigned delegates of the
State Con vention, do request yoa to
announce yourself as candidate for Sen
ator of this Senatorial District, upon the
platform of principles adopted at the
Philadelphia National Convention, Au-
gust 18th, 1866 Respectfully, yours,
J. G. LANE,
JOHN Moore,
j. MORRIS,
LEVI SHUMAN,
JOHN G. M'ELDowNEY.
r. W Cox,
JOHN MARTIN,
r. J. CURTIS,
WILLIAM B. Ice,
+. p. STRAIGHT,
and Others
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Preparations for the Reception of the
President I'm PhiladeIphfa, -=-

PHnADELPHIA, August 27.-At the
Corn Exchange to-daya resolution offer.
ed to appoint committee to cooperate
with the merchants in receiving the
President was defeated, receiving only
four votes. The jouIneymen tailors have
resolved to turn out en- mssse tomorrow
to receive the President At meeting
held at the Merchants Exchange to-day
il was resolved that the hospitalities of
the city be extended to the President.
and that the merchants mec' aaics, pro
fessional men and citizens generally,
meet HIM at the depot aud esc IT bin TO
headquarters on his arrival here The
President will leave Wasl iagtOn on
Tuesday by the regular train
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II is most delightful Hair DrsssiUg
II eradicates scruf and dandru6
Ii keeps the head cool and clean
It makes the hair rich, soft and glossyI
1t prevents hair turning gray and falling Oh
It restores hair upon prematarely bald heads.
This is Just what Lyons Rathairon will do.
1t is pretty-it is cheap-durabls. 1t Is literal
ly sold by the load, and yet its almost incred.
ible demand is daily increasing. until there Is
hardly country store that does not keep II, or q
family that does dot use IL.
z. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, NJ 7.
Saratoga spring Water, sold By all
Druggists.
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AGUA DE MAGNOLIA.

used 20 bathe the face and person, to render the
skin soft and fresh. to allay Inflammation, to
perfume clothing, for headache. 40 1t is man:
ufactured from the rich Southern Magnolia, and
IL obtaining patronage quite unprecedented.
It IL avorite with actresses and opera singers.
and BY DEHAs BARNES & Co, Now York, Whole
sale Agents.
. Saratoga Spring Wafer, sold by all
Dru9sists.
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Heirastresrs inimitsble Hair Coloring is not 4
dye All instantaneous dJes are eonposea OF
i,fpqz caustie and more or less destroy the vital
ity and beauty Of tho hair This 10 the original
Hair Coloring. and has been growing In favor
over twenty years. II restores gray hair TO u.
original color By gradual absorption IN . most
remarkable manner IL is also 0 beautiful hair
dressing Bold In two siEes-5O eeuts and Vi
By al dealers. c. HEIASTREET. Chemist
Saratoga spriaE water, sold BY al
Druggists
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Mexican News.

e. SAN FKANcIsco, August pa letter
from Mexico states that a portion of the
expedition under John Burmy landed
safely ih Sinalva with four thousand
muskets and six pieces Of artillery, and
are now supposed to be With Corona
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for Indigestion, Nausea Heartburn. Sick Head.
sahe, Cholera horbus, Plztulsncy, &c, where =
warning stfmulant IL required. Its careful pre-
paration md entire purity makes IL . cheap and
reliable article for culinary purposes. Sold sy-
sryvhere, at 50 ets. per bottle AsS for LII
Saratoga Spring Water, .oid By ii
Druggists. feei-eSs'
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PserEssoR ELEoTED.-The Board of
Trustees Of Washington and Jefferson
College, have elected TO the Chair OF the
Natural Sciences, in the Scientific De
psrtment, located al Washington, Pa,
Prof Ell E ring 0f 81. Louis, formerly
an assistant to Professor SilIiuap. Of
Yale College. -.
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BUSINESS, CARDS, .
q, p klILLEF
NE.
@. L. ZANE & CO.,

AND DEALERS IN
| EOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES and
Iionors Manufacturers of Pure Catawba Wines,
Quincy Street, between Main and Market Sts.,
Wheeling, Va, keep constantly on hLnd Brandles,
scotch and Irish Whiskies, Jamaica Runs and
Cordials, choice Old Rye and Bourbon Whistles
sep20
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PorGHHEEPslE, n, Y, August Il
A. notorious character named Aaron
Ward, being closely pursued by the po-
lice yesterday, entered a barn short
distance from the city and blew out
his brains. g. s7--s--
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8. r. FARIS.

MARBLE WORKER g. SCULP-
vi TOR, No. l22 Main, Street Wheeling, Va.
~ Monumental Work of all kinds made to
rider on short notice. Particular attention paid
a Portrait Sculpture ana Designing. sep23
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Probable Relesse Of jefferson Davis.

Probable Release Of JeHerson DAVIS
FORTRESS MONROE, August 25.-The
impression gains ground that Jefferson
Davis will be released on conditioned
psrole, on the ground of his continued
III health. -
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ALONG LOOK AHEAD "A cotemporary
turning his visage to the future and the
misty distance of two hundred years,
sees and describes the following:
Scsne-Heuse of citizen 10 New
York. Time-A D. 2065. A telegraphic
message has been sent 10 a servant, who
presents himself AT the window in bal
loon.
Master-John, 20 to soatb America,
and tell Mr. johnson that shall be hap.
py to have him sup with me this evening,
Never mind your coat, go right away
In five minutes John returns
John-Mr Johnson says he win come
hs is obliged to go TO the North Pole for
moment, and will call here as he comes
back
Master-Yery we'll. John. now you
may wind up the machine for setting the
table, and telegraph to my wife that Mr.
johnson viii be here presently. After
that, John, you may dust out the balloon
II have an appointment in London At
ten o'clock. J6hu disappears to execute
these orders, while his master steps down
ta the West Indies to get fresh orange
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BesToN, August 27.-Rev. John Pisv,
pont died suddenly last night at his res,
fdence in Medfofd, Maine. He was 81
wears oi6,---------.s> ----a.=
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z. -HENKE.

NJ ANUFACTUREK OF LADIES
vi BOOTS, Shoes, Caters and Balmorals.-
good assortment always on hand Work
made to order. No. 81 Main Sueet Centre
WheeltGg. jan23-6mes
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M. w. JORDAN,

Nj and Head Stones, every description Of
Cemetery Work executed IN good style. Corn
gT Of Zane ana 7th Streets, East Wheeling, w.
Va am prepared to I'LL all orders entrusted
20 me and hope win merit a part Of public pat,
7onage Prompt attention paid TO orders rs from 70
he country, mob3-ly
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F. ROTHACKER.

DREwER, MASTER AND HOP
D DEALER, Market Street Brewery Wheel.
ng W. Va. ----a
Keeps constantly on hand = tun supply of eve.
Tything In his line sep2o-ly
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BURTON WETzRL Co, w. VA,

BURTON, WETzEL Co, W. Va,
August "a, 1866.
GEETLEAEN-Yours of the 22d inst,
signed by the entire.delegation from this
Senatorial District, requesting me to an
nounce myself as candidate for election
to the State Senate, &c. is at hand.
While ! csndidly tell you l should
much prefer that another had been Sc,
lected as your standard bearer, do not
feel at liberty to refuse, l most cheer.
fully sympathise With the Conservative
movement and AN il favor OF repeal
of the registration law, test oaths, and
all such ensctments | heartily endorse
Andrew Johnson and the Platform
adopted at the late Philadelphia Conven-
ton. ...,.--..
am gentlemen, your ob't servt,
AP. -BRooKoR
To J. G Laue, R ", Cox, and others.
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WILLIAM HARE,

xACTICAL PLUMBER AND
4 GAS FILTER, No. 3 Monroe St. Wheei'
t%Orders from the country attended TO at
- Not;ca sepao
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Pacific Mail Steamship Oompanv's

Pacific Mail Steamship Oompanv's
Through 6Sse 60 California, 5-i
'I'oUCHsNG At MExICANPOpTs
and carrying tho u. s. MAl Through
In twenty two dAys.
Steamships on the Connecting on tho Pa
Atlantic. ciac with the ~
Arizona Colorado
Henry ChauuCey Constitution
New York, Golden City ..-4
Ocean Queen, Sacramento
Northern Light Golden Age
Costa Rica Montana, - a..
&C, 20.
One Of the above large and splendid steam
ships will leave Pier No. ~ North River, foot
Of Canal street. II " o'clock noon
on the ist ilth and aIst OF every
month except when those dates fall ON Sunday
and then on the preceding Saturday for Aspm
wall connecting. via Panama Railway. with one
Of Ito "Ompanys Steamships from Pauama foI
San Francisco, touching at Acapulco.
Departures Of lst and 2lst connect al Panama
~.th Steamers for South Pacific and Central
American Ports Those OF LIST touch At Man
Eanillo L--t.
allowed tO second cabin and steerxge passengers
with families Also, an allowance III one-QuAr
ter on through rates to olergymen aud their IAN
hles, and school tesohersi soldiers having hon
orable discharges, half fare.
One Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed each
adult. Baggags-mssters sooompany bsgeagv
| through. and attend 10 ladlss and children with.
out male protectors. ragaass received on ths
dock the day before calling. from stsanboatz
railroads, and passengers who prefer 10 send
down early. - -
An experienced surgeon su board Medicine
and attendance free.
For Passage Tfokets OF further inform atton
apply At tho Companys ticket office, on the
Wharf. iootTf Canal street. North, River, New
York. SIX HOLMAN q
myJ Agent.
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VIM. v, HOGE,

N ERAL LAND AGENT, will practice in
Marshall and adjoining ceunties. Particular
attention given TO the collections Of claims.
MoundsviIle Marshall County, West Virginia.
iylQ3m
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B, f, CALDWELL.

M Tin and Sheet Iron Ware, and dealer in
Cooking and Heating Stoves, No I3 Main
Street Wheeling, West Virginia L.-.-
would respectfully csn the attention Of the
gnone 70 my large and select stock Of Copper
San, Sns, Copper and Brass Kettles. Also Fruit
Joh SSeaA 4ops. .l.-,.- ss-- 49, ---
soUSi ssto Hork ol al kinds will receive my per.
ssD 0n q, mSa sSn Easing and Sand Pumps made to or
Wi '-''' a0aee', BF, CALDWELLr
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u. RICHARDSON. }. ELBERT h'RENNAN
Richardson & M'Kennan,
A TTORNEYs LAW. OFFICE,
\ No 60 Monroe Street above 4th, Wheel
- Va febl5.tf
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x -. - - go = l--s-gt- =
go - 2-Ssa- @ L--as - - - .-sss =
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Counterfeit NationaI B@rk Notes

Jackson lMise) Clarion, Of
til. 9Th inst. informs us that a i"'S6
amount of national currency has been
Dass,d off III Smith county, Miss in
the purchase OF cotton. Forty bai,,-
were purchased of one man and rat
road frrigLts. were paid with IKE
notes. Somo Of the notes were at
terwards sent 10 Vicltsburg and were
there pronounced false. The swim
died ar hunting the swindlers. No
descrirtion N the notes are given.
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- -, s";S'stdHge.

Isbor"r diging on a city lot in
Francisco uucar:h"d an oyster
'"t9t gold fve-, DOS and nun
q u''s pieces, amounting in 'he
ssar $4,000; wherrurt5n hr
-. Started on spree.
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h dr-prt dor Cuutf,ls". that We - \
the dark. He fac..-,eam"r - n y
~ =. ,h., Jhio A,rsc the ndk. N"
= ssSrl.tlItrn cities spren1
:! = IN. breeze, and no TenageriG0r
.;,cns ven which usunny display
,h.. a., Of all nations, raises II
Th.. msnngerie with which he was
connected was made AN exception at
his own request. In Mobile til" ru,
mar .as started that Dan EIc" !ed
IN. advance guard OF Grierson : great
raid ~ guido. The Story assumed
plansibility from the fact that he
was w.n acquainted with the c"Nn-
trv. and from the positive statements
nj n.rpons who said ihcy recognized
nm AZ one Of the raiders. y" strong
was public opinion against him from
H.. stories that threats w"r" made
on his lif.. aud one evening a I"TS'
) number attended his exhibition f"l'!
y armed md appa: entity ready ."r y
! outbreak. Col. Ric" was sdN's,'
: no, "a exhibit that night. tut II
"a y,,t, and on coming rat" TIN nm
! OIL I'D his rey Oliver between the c.t
90, u; T. and thu hoio'ing r"p"' ~ Ia
NV he audience. md gave tnH'
pam = : M distnI.i,.@ 49,, 49,, ~
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- becy imputed TO Dan'r!
III IS peculiar rignifcancr
, y ~. AZ these fanatics and
loEts eve. get powerinto their
, a,ls,y willJverride the Consti'
tu,iOf ne Supreme Court at de-.
fiauci1re and make laws to suit
'therlrS finally, they will bank
fupes entry, and deluge it with
hlc-F
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CGr|at4re Tho Eich-
I'd Times says
IN e ha,." seen n privae circnla- I
, a caci c%tn witch . think is t
,rthy of a wider -~mey It repre- :
H. Mr.. DEMONSTRATING on the |,
shnold of the og4rution, his il
I. ude and r1n@rpt n
,oaxHa are .wo tiEGs's' "N
and a little. reHEr ,@,t' S s,oS The
tie .,, N0i !, vigorously P o"n%h;;"ss
,n on5s hmplornsly . i"w%' n, an5
.a , and I've C'h7'r at 70 them
s s,in "' yiol n,ly to s'' , =, tn
JOh"so}n I"ln;ms: Did ANY
ryrr S.. the like ,.,.,. bro,her
" ITO to , aa;J, and now SCI see !
ne '| Nv come back and I,
wants 20 biml lie is actual
FG %;,n , ont there and w y,
NJ" mud and snow -,
me is "," nugBt to let the
eboay Mr.. johnson, tire
how ,i 'nr' and ND scolding in ';
Si@''T 5ssTimg down upon
\ icng keen birch ,
wv ~ annoying his ;
bs,ter -,raisht'n up ; ~
MN a.. ma .surcd by -@mr
r., !. the most'a's''H
Eat can be assumed
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No. twenty-one editors II
III, legislature.
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A. N' pach' a"ct from Nnrf'"rr.a enI7ee tn"w''N
eS "" are '""''e" '~u - trdmrns bureau S'e no"
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ahS against thu North.
lie replied to the corntcc that
he believed that the S,h, Ms a
body would stand by Govern
Inent IN any such event. lie said
there were some, undoubGlv, who
# they thought they cod secur,
their ipdependeucc ther,4y, woul,
take up aslDa asaiast ,te Unit,
stIirs. They belonged s5raos, wi
'oked with disfrsst up0 &c Oar,
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QUEENSW ARE,
NOTIONS,
4 CARD
winners 5 BR!D5I


Lancaster Tp. July 81
MEssRs. EVANS AND WATSON: Gsy
The small size No. Salamandcr s.
/ urchasCd from your agent, Mr.
Ba T, in Lancaster City, on July q
has been subjected 10 very SCI
which 1t NiIhsg0od in a most sa
manner. THIS Safe. containiugaH q
together with va'u1bIe papcrs eelo
myself and some to my neignh Dor: an
anC represcJing a valIe Of over ITvl
and Dollars, fS20. OOO) was in ny
was destroyed on the night of the /
Iy, 1860, and passed through the /
uasca.hed. The Safe was on the s|
and fell 10 the basement or the Nj
subjected for six hours to an ind
among the rui-ts, which was greatly
by the combustion Of a large Cuanl1
confined within he prick walls
fire the saie was opened and the
papers taken out in Il state cf pei
yation, the paper nor even 1si1g
This fact was, however, TO mau!
better recommendation Of your
could be expressed IL any other
me. Yours Respect
sel3 SAM Ill
EGa, a large assortment ci !Hs
ity of Fire and Thief Proof Safes
hand and for sale at as low rates q,
firm, At EVANS 4 WAIaH
No. Is South Fourth 81, mn"
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Law Of Neyyspape,

!. Subscribers who do not pivs o.
tice TO the contrary, are cOnsi5s,.5
ing TO continue their suhscripte7
>. If subscribers order the 6,..-.
of their Periodicals, the Puhiisf,-
unue 10 serd them until all arrs..
paid.
3. Tfsuhscribers neglect or rsf7a
their periodicals from the Offices tow
are directed, they are held respo,
they have settled the bill and or6s
discontinued.
Z If subscribers remove to o.R
without informing the publishe,,
papers are sent to the former ifrses
are held responsible.
; The Courts have decided, In,
to take periodicals from the Office
ing and leaving them uncalled fo,.t
facie evidence Of intentional Fraud
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A Coon MEDICAL JOKE "A good
story Is i" circulation of a certain doctor,
who sometimes drank good deal AT din
ner lie was summoned one evening to
see lady patient when he was more than
''half seas over" aud conscious that he
was So. On feeling her pulse, and finding
him, elf unable to count its heats, he NUT
tered, '.Drur X. by jnve " Next morni"g,
recollecting the circumstance ne was
greatly vexed, and just as he was thinking
what explanation he should offer to the
lady, letter was put in his haud. "She
too well knew" said the letter, "that he
had discovered the unfortunate condition.
in which she was when he had visited her,
aud she entreated him to keep the matter
q secret. in consideration of the enclosed
"a Sl0e bill
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How TO JUICE WEATHER BIZ THE
SKY.-Thc following mode Of judging uf
the weather by the sky is from ThOmP-
sons Coast PHpt: The color OF the ky
at particular times. aff"rds wonderfully
good guidance. Not only sunse: presa-
ees fair weather, bur there are other
tints which speak with equal clearnees
and accuracy. 4 bright yellow sky in
the evening indicates wind; pa.e yellow,
wet; a natural gray color constitutes a
favorable sign in the evening and an uu-
favorable one in the morning. They are
full of meaning in themselves. If their
forms are soft. underlined and tea;urely,
the weather will be fine; if the edges are
hard, sharp, and de6pi'c. it will be ioui.
Generally speaking. any deep, unusual
hucs betoken wind ard rain. while he
more quiet aud delicate tiuts 5e>peak fine
weather Simple a. these maxims are,
the British Board of Trade has thought
fl to publish them for the Use Of sea iarlng
men.
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POLITICAL PLEAsANTRIEs.-The Phil
adelphia Sunday Press hes the following
"trifles Ggh. a. air: :"
ciate justice of the Supreme Court Of Col
crado
The firn* Roman to great Egypt sends
This treasure of an oyster.
-Antony and Cleopah a.
*Firm of Johnson & Co.
"Have you been naturaized Z" asked
ore of our up-country Demo-copper-crats
of a returned 69th Regiment p V. boy.
BE aiSv. now" replied the 'bowld sOlaer,
"l'm Everything hut ac- Ciymer-tized J
/ political Cabinet weather cock is
likely to fall in the dir. and be-Sew-
cred
Motto Cor the Boys in Blue "Tho>e
who are not for U. S. are against u.s.
Has any one seen Andrew Johnson's 3
new talking parrot What parrot? His
pretty poll-yc see
Ann drew johnson. What Ann7 An
srchy.
How very different is Shakspeare's
Merry Andrew, from The American An
drew johnson. In Twelfth Night" Act
8, Scene 2, Fabian says:
This was looked for at your hand, and
this was haulked the double guilt oi this
opportunity you let time wash off, and
you are now sailed into the North of my
lady's opinion, where you will hang like
an icicle on q Durchman's beard. unless
you do redeem it by some laudable a.
tempt, either Of valor or policy.
SIR Andrer. And t be any way it
must be with valor; for policy G. hate /;
l had as lief be Brownist (John Blown
ist) as a politician"
In the Merchant Of Venice, Act ],
Scene l, thus ends the career of Andrew {:
''.Salerino. What harm a wind too great
NIGH do.
! should not see the sandy hour glass run
But think OF shadows and of flats;
And see my wealthy Andrew dock'd in sand,
Vailing the high top lower than the ribs,
To kiss burial"
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