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THE OLD AND DIRECT LINE EsTIRKLY CON-
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BURG, to RICHMOND, win be run TWICE DAILY,
SThs 2.s Ana esmSoSio1. steamer kEYPoRr, Captain
Frank Holm ssbead, and q. vAHDRRBILT, Captain A.
wasSiastCu tWiss daily San lay S saespisd
at $40 a M and p m, rr liying At AquS Greek By 10
Tau1s I'd fcSnss ssRs; Ss Ai
completed, to Richmond, arriving there at 400 pm,
VIM IL sIs y
Petersburg Railroad for AAd points south Of
TSssttdnsr leaving Warrington 1, 100 D H., arrives
in Riahmond at 90 a. mr. aaotdiug afa pie tins for
sISsktc sPS 'gSSssSn yh y: .5t Dan
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v % III sUS Sf isSy. wAsHIsoToN a, J. N. only,
and arrive In Richmond II 90 m .N :. fE.l =
: BssSass checked hr9ush TO RishHond from New
rhF9Ssh tickets from y To,stO Ri'AHSnd"."" 90
ts" uri." I." Baltimore r"i 40. 1000
Washington f" ...| q 70. 300
Min" i"u Z" Warrington -" NV "ff' AS
ser 1. SECOND oLAss rHRou0H TICKETS in Of
From Washington to Mss%SSSi 60
Gan be procured In New York at No. 29O Broad Say,
aud at CORTLAND stISst sTy. In PhilS ISlpbiA al the
depot q the PhiAdslphia, Wilmington aud Baltimore
more, at the Camden station Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad CoppsOy. In wSshingtop, at the Company
Strsst, and on board the Potomac stssnboatS,ig -
PA,ssnssT,s issyl9s S'T 4 az
m. iNidHTJ and baltimore x $40, LSS, and Q p M
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Brady has on view and for sale at his dAilsry, as
'' PORTRAITS OF ALL oRTIcKRs, 60
q both services who have gushod themselyss I'm
ne late war The Sizes vary from carts az vfsRs 70
II addtion TO his varied Of nksusssss, Mr..
COLLECTION OF VIEWS i' -u
o. almost every point made historic In the recent con.
niet which u may DO presumed will be valued by not
only those more Immediately concerned, but their
friends a. memsntoes Of the trials III yhioh ana
nation has Just passed wy 'T--l "''' -
NJ; Brady alWsys PAY, eOnsIasrabls AllspiiOa TO
fhs ssw s.yls q PQRraAys IN PORCELAIN ha,
ptesA sFVpshi W ~, brAey " psrisqlion, spl.N
,AfTArbT . q ttTss
Ala ~ . l,asi slmmgJ yIeWsi.ts a
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Al ordinary quality q bsa paper viii assws, for the
u n and ssd
others Of but or cream eOiorsd paper, Of approved
All Inc Envelopes must DO made In tho most thor
oush nanner well gumIned for sealing upon the entire
length ofths lap Of each Enyelep and must have such
master asssrai They must b banded Ia parcels Of
twenty ave. packed In psseboard boxe each contain
% !. 70 S.aS sisaspO1siioS through the nails When
qaanty not less than 900 Envelopes Is required to
.loas 1ooS.s ssrs: aad Il either ss:s proper Labels
Of direction must be placed upon The boxes BY s con
The Eaysiopss must be furnished ia such qSsDiilss
a. nay from time e tine BE- required 70 ~ " oSdsLs
8iPos,%as'sr' and b, ssnysrsa sihsr A. me
Now York the Postmaster General may direct free
Ofse:. for P,sking and ir.AsPor,stiOa Ooooo
opss, less to be used In covering dead letters
returned % WRITER'S To be thoroughly made Of good
fHshs. The opvsloPss must have such priatipg Spoa
them as may be directed By tbs Postmaster General
made Of the best quality Of white or bua paper % Be
By in She and 70 have the words Post
m.stsr printed on them ia the manner Preseribsd BY
thia Department. ......
These Envelopes must be delivered at the Post oHice
Department in Washington, d. C. in good order ready
for use rss q cost Tor packing sod raSsPoratoG and
RassioSss spssSoS sSOSs q be made a. Ssry u
Specimens Of he different kinds Of Envelopes, for
TO the PostmAsters Of the following olees, Was New
York, N. r.; Boston, hass Philadelphia, Pa. Balti
more, Nd. or they may bs obtained direct from this
Department O. Ilg =. .. o. ga D o.
Bidders will be expected to furnsh specimens Of the
Envelopes they propose 10 supply and no bid will be
considered unssA offered By MAnufaoiurers Of knVel
epss, accompanied BY sAtisfae.ory guarantees. =,
The pries bld aud the quality q sample. submitted,
will both be taken into confederation In awarding the
contract ..HI.. b. .. Do. - H
Bond and security will be required for the fathfu
performance Of the sohtras and all meps nnder 10
will DO made quarterly. n-a#.
The bids should be endorsed proposals for oee aud
Returned Letter Envelopes" and addressed TO the
HH-fT EF.Irt Z. n... W. DRENIsoN,
a.x90 aAOtZ3dio pOstmAstef Ovueral.
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Al AAshL Of nc hNssIIoI VlnhI5us vompAny VII
up checks and deliver baggage TO any part OF the city
once No. 40 Penn street. open day and night WHARF ali
orders for the moysmsht % passengers and baggage
will receive prompt attention. :.
Baiamors expires. win arrive with Philadelphia sx.
press At 30 p, m. on MondAya In. al. IL
thsmsves respon for personal baggage only and
for an amoani not exceeding sioo-...s.'ll.. \
Al the Psnnsyiyania Central Railroad Passenger
tion, on Liberty sud wasbiuTtes streets -
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EoURTH wARD-FIRST PRECINCT.
il Notice Is hereby given that In conformity TO the
provisions Of the charter Of tho city Of wasbn an
election will be held In the First precinct, Fourth ward
At DR. Baldwins once east side Sixth street. between
and streets, MONDAY, the 4th day Of June next
for Mayor, TO serve two years; one member Of the
Board Of Aldermen, to serve two years. and three
hers Of the Board Of Common Council, TO serve one
year. Polls will open At o'clock, m, and close at
I o'clock, D. N. : JOHN D. WHEELER,
..-.. a.H. .. Jas Y, MOORR
90. wM n. JOHNSON,
myis Commissioners Of Election.
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TNHE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR
BOSTON.
= . AVOIDING POINT JUDITH.
sTONIN01ON LINE Of Steamers, being the safest and
quickest between Boston and New York. The Staunoh
and splendid steamer .....-y-.. le
PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt B. Braytop,
On TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS.
COMMODORE, Capt y. v. Curtis, 'AL
On MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS,
Al o clock, p m. from Pier No. is North River.
These boats for comfort strength and
safety State rooms secured the oaee Pier Mo- Is,
board the boad, No. 70 Washington street, Boston,
and at the Providence depot. Return trains leave
Boston at 81 p. m. 1tL 80 49, d.
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@ AFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT
Dior BOSTON, WORCESTER, PALMER, FITCH
BURG NASHUA LOWELL CONCORD, THE WHITE
MOUNTAINS AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS The
new and stauneh steamers Of the Norwich line CITY
OF BOSTON and CITY OF NEW YORK leave New York
daily, Sundays exespted at o'clock p from Pier
No 20 North river foot Of vestry street. for NEW LON
DON, there eonneeting with the Steamboat Express
Train from the above points via Norwieh and worces-
ter Boston and Worcester Worcester aud nashuA and
New London and Northern Railroads Freight taken
the lowest rates For Information inquire Of B. g.
MARTIN, Agent on the Pier. ap2
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PROPOSALS FOR ENVELOPES.


wAsHrS0roH D. c., May ~, 1855. I '
Sealed Proposals viii DO received ct this Department
and second class Offices, during period Of two years
from the LIST Of July 1896 The estimated number Of
Envelopes that Will be required Is % follows: t
Glass l-7OoOoo Rnyslopes for Circulars, bIS by 5
inches. .. Dr.. ~. - F.-T
Glass 2 II ooco Envelopes, S!lfby 81 inches
Glass A. 10000 eby4
Glass O. - 100000 80 lOX by AZ
Ciass q - 10000 Sby Az
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~ sON - LlLL sOI1LV1LE'1TT =
Wsshburn, ". h., Mkss., tssRst
1871 1919 ssns !. , Seassensall 20 street.. -
ward, HkhhitSs. NV fo}F, }so Tvsiiih street. q
wws:syss;a ysss; IIss,, S ss
+, ,Wnlans fAea, f-sssylv..ia, Avenue Hou,..
Mtitoa. J.r, lows ne n o., bet 1Tlhend 1sah.
wiisess stsfkss y, rA lUnitsd states Hotel
Window. Wn., Minnesota, an Twslhh strsst.
Winfield, Q. n, New York, tos Hinth street.
- : IA - fsoArpfnArns Ron Apnr.sioH tH OIL.
Barker, Jacob, Louisiana, Wiilisrd'A
Conrad, Robert = yirgisia. Eebln Hor.e
Cooper, "a munA, fen nss.ss, hetrepslt.n- I'd
Hsvkins, r., f.nnsssee, Metropolitan.
Maynard, Horace, Tennessee, $50 18Th street 'a
Unasrwood. John O. Va 49, .stts - o., ..
wietiins, Kobsrl q ,Louisiana, wlIisrd's
wrncth, N O, Ia ffsf Dslsstss,) wilisrd'a.
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rI,HE NORTH AMERICAN LLOYD.
New line OF hrst class eide wheel steamers between
NEW YORK AND BREMEN VIA CowB5,f
with comfortable accommodations for passengers Of all
grades, carryng the United States Mail. Leave New
York on THURSDAYS:
BALTIC, 5000 tons, 100 horse power, A. O,
Jones, Ander...................... 18Th April.
horse 10th May.
ATLANTIC, 5000 tons, 1000 horse power, o..
c. Hoyer, Com mander................... 3lst May.
BALTIC, A. @. Joues.................... l4th June.
An experienced surgeon on board. %.
The Company will not be responsible for specie or
yauAbles unless bills Of aiding having the value
pressed, are signed therefor.
Rates Of passage, payable In gold its equiyaeot
First Cabin, sl05 Second, A8l5O; Storage, ISL 80.
Return tickets; s25; ii, sls2 90; stserags $3.50
For freight aud passage Apply,to .
Va. 49, ..-,, -. JOHN Ii. ELvANs & CO.,
800 Penna ave, or 81 Louisiana ave,
.r. .1rsE'E'. % Agents for d. O.
HsrFor subscription to the stock Of this Company,
ortrins asafs aud dividend ,psyiIg ,Rys,sne1, apply
my3-lm ....g. Agents for D. O.
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CECOND WARD. - SECOND PRE-
iy 10 the provisions Of the charter Of the sty o. wash
i5gtou election will be held In the Second Precinct
Second Ward, at the vmes Of b n. Bates, Esq, on
street, between Eleventh and Twelfth streets, on MON
DAT, the 9Th day Of june next fer Mayor 70 serve
two years; one msmber of.ths Board o. Aldermen TO
Common Council, 70 serysons year, 10 represent said
vsrd. Polls will be open Of clock m and close
81 = o'elock d m. ~ tn w. KARP,
. sa7g Z IT''.1T-sl| n." on THos Q. WILSON,
aa. .lsg Fs... o.. 5rs.. WA. MARRs.gE
myN ..rfH VIC H Commissioners Of Election.
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al new YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LINES.
Leave foot Of Barclay street At a. m. aud q p. m.
From foot Of Cortland street. y g. and 10 ~ M, IL
m, and D, m, and IL night ,.-.E-... ado Ia.
The q p n. line runs daily IAN others. sunday,
r ~ -. ,--.....L W. H, GATzMER, Agent,
- Philadelphia and New York Lines,
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. %. lbes. 1lra' fdssl
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Notice IL hereby given that In conformity 70 the
provisions Of the charter Of the city Of
election VIII b hold In the sesend Prscinet Of the First
pable btdink Sutke south slds Of Pennsylvanla ave-
pue, betvesa kghtsenth and Ninetesnth Streets for
Mayor 70 two yeArs member Of the Board Of
Aldermen 10 serve two yesrs; three members Of the
Board Of Cennsn oeansl 70 s.rys eas year; and one
Assessor for said ward Polls viii open at o'clock a.
m and close al o'clock y. m - %
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EIFTH WARD-FIRST PRECINCT
Notice Il hereby given thai, In conformity 10 the
provisions Of the charter Of the city Of Washington
election will be hold In the First Precinct Of the Ph
WARD nj the Old Capitol corner OF street north and
First street east MONDAY the 4th day Of June next
for Mayor, 10 serve two years; one member Of the
Board Of Aldermen, 10 two years. three members
Of the Board OF Common Council 10 serve year, 10
represent said Ward; and Assessor 10 serve two
years. Polls open al o'clock a m, and close at
O'Clock p IN. -. !. MILLS, ...,..- :. .HH
&c.. lid. oil. .a. A. O. WALES, '.H Oh
THOMAS THORNLEY,,
my23 ......,. ,... Commissioners Of Election.
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= ELECTION 'NoTIons.

EIRST WARD - FIRST PRECINCT.
IL Eoties r. hsreby given that IN eekformity 10 the
election win be held Ia the FIRST Precinct Of the First
Ward, on MONDAY, the 9TH day Of Jane nsxt. at the
shop Of John Reeves, the south sids Of street. be-
tween Hinetesnth and Twentieh ttreets for Mayor 10
gears member Of the Board Of Aldermen,
10 two years three members Of the Board Of Com
Council, 70 serve year; and Assessor for
ssd vsrd Polls VII open II To'eiock m, and close
At O'CLOCK D. N. III -I|.| WIN n. CALvRRT
H. @. FILLEBROUN,
5g 4 IfaT' Hue -e- HH p n HkUPTMAH, x
myfs Commissioners OF Election
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EIFTH WARD-SEO0ND PRECINCT.
Notice IL hereby giysn that, In conformity 10 the
provisous Of the charter Of the city Of Washington
election will be hold IN the Second Precinct Of ss Fh
ward the southwest Of Third and
street south on MONDAY, the 4h day OF June next,
Board Of Aldermen 10 serve two years three members
Of the Board Of Common Council and Assessor to
represent said ward. JAS. H RICHARDS,
~ I Ns" ~ WIN SLATER.
s rH ..... BE-. MO 'u' THos HUTCHINSON,
my29 Commissioners Of Election.
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.I,i4gialias lpaN iaooasiii sldi
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-11-23
Total, 1870 33 los 3

or those elected in 1864 as Repub-
licsns, eight NOEL, Mo; Latham and
Whaley, West Va; Raymond, N. Y;
Smith, Rousseau and Randall, Ky;
Phelps, Md. } acted this year on the
most important questions with the
President and the Democra's against
the majority OF Congress, making the
relation Of parties for the remainder
Of the XXXGXlh Congress, l22 Rad.
ical Republicans against IL Demo.
Gratis and Conservatives.
From this statement it will be seen
that the new issue which is now he
fore the country, we have thus far
gained six members. We shall prob
ably lsse one or two members in the
election for members of Congress to
be held in 1867; but in case Colorado
and Nebraska should be admitted
this loss would be balanced by the
members elect from these two States
1t may therefore be regarded as Ger.
tain that the XL,h Congress will be
better than the XNXIXth.
Several of the districts ca, ried by
the Democrats (XIlth PennsS lvanio
XIIIth Ohio, lid and IVth Indiana,
lid and lid Maryladd) are likely
to be contested by Republicans on
account of a large number of fraud.
uleat or illegal votes having been
cast, and thus the Radical ranks il
Congress may gain few additional
members.
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A Glass Eve.


A gentleman tells US the following
story, and vouches for it as having
occurred to himself. Some years
ago lie lost an eye, and having q
taste for comely personal appearance,
he had the loss of the member atoned
for by the insertion of glass eye.
The counterfeit was perfect coun-
terpart of the other, and except
those who were told OF the fact, none
would have imagined him TO be the
"bully boy with a glass eye" Two
or three weeks ago the seeing eye be-
gan to inhame, and knowing, by sad
experience, the danger of neglecting
n sore eye, lie determined to consult
an oculist, and not knowing which
ives the proper one to go to, was I'M
fortunate enough to fall into the
hands of man who practices the
profession, but who, until within q
short time, has been engaged in the
butchering business. Calling upon
the "celcbrated oculist and earist,"
he told him that his eyes were atilict-
ed with disease, and he feared he
would lose them. Tue quack exam
inedthe optics, and pronounced them
an easy cure. In fact, he would war
rant a cure in two months, and he
would heal them up at low figure,
only ten dollars a week for treat
ment.
What do you think of my left
eye, doctor? asked our friend,
whose faith was not very strong.
The doctor examined the lett op.
tic yc:y carefully for several mo
ments. and then said
IL find the epithelium slightly opa-
tic, with considerable subcutaneous
conjunctiva in the cellular retina Of
the corneal schirrhosis."
"Can the thing ever be cured?"
asked the patient, who was couvinc-
ed the fellow was All unmitigated
humbug. ....
"Oh, yes l can cure that in n very
short time. l have some vegetable
acid which | extract from a plant
known only to myself, which will
render that eye perfectly well in
three weeks" ...
DO You really mean to say that
can see out of that eye again? for to
tell you the truth, | have not been
able to see with il Tor long time"
ITO be sure do, just as well as
do out Of mine. This ere vegetable |
acid of mine is really wonderful;
there are not any eyes that can re.
slst it, 1t fixes them all
"Thcn you can go ahead on that
one, and it you fix it all right, I will
let you attend to the other one"
The doctor took out large syr.
inge, filed it with his vegetable acid,
and approached our friend for the
purpose of making an application,
when lie raised his hands to his eye,
opened the eyelids, took the glass
optic from the socket, and handing
it to the operat' r, said
doctor, | haven't time to stop
Tor treatment; you can keep the eye
here, and as soon as you get it to see,
| will call and get it."
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-11-23

ruSltlNe lnOllhS anu nuns from IT.
ally are settling in the Tyrol.
Five American Episcopal Bishops
are now in Europe seeking health.
Dog fights are the refined enjoy.
ment of two legged brutes and pup
pies. ..- .. =
If, says French Chesterfield,
YOU want to be in the latest fashion,
hold your fork in the left hand.
The largest buckwheat crop ever
raised in Pennsylvania was harvested
this fall This is the opinion of the
agriculturists,
The tailor is just dead in Paris
who used to make the great Napole-
on's gray great coats. His name
was Legot. I'm. b. ..
The Oregonlan estimates the yield
of the salmon fishery on the Pacific
coast, during the last season, at thir.
ty thousand barrels.
The Tory press of England speaks
of the October elections in the Unit
ed States as "deplorsble events.''
What will Secesh John Bull say
when the November returns are re.
ceived a.? .......... .....
IL is reported that Mr., John Hop.
kins, the richest man in Baltimore,
proposes to present to that city, for
a public park, his splendid country
seat of six hundred acres on thu
Hartford road. sod u G.f,. yla a,
A young lady Of high social posi-.
tion, in Berkshire county, lately eff.
fected an elopement with a gentle
man of Hudson, N, y, which re.
suited in a speedy parting and the
return of each to the bosom of their
families. yl l.. t
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The way TO sins IL,
tFrom the Toledo Blade.l
Jewels of Consistency.


CFrom the Toledo Blade.l
Jewels of Consistency.
tRespectfu Ily inscribed TO his loyd Acct.
lency, and the officiating Union renegades
hose meat and drink Is to do his royal viii. |
"Iwould hang you for treasonl'
With boastful tone the senator
Thu = doOm'd kebeliion's boldest chief
Ahi how our Union President
Has brought that raitor arch TO grief
"Traitors must tike back seats"
Our martyrcd Lincoln's friend would give
No voice nor vute to rebels fell
Irai 'ors pardoned the loyal ruio;
mus that menace IS kept fell we'll
81 VIII make treason odious"
with Gains dark brand, would he do.er
hotspurs from being ptrrcidesy
lie weeps Tor Jy, ,thai arm u arm,
Those traitors walk with Union brides y
~ will be your Noses"
A Union ruler volunteered
To lead the blacks who loyal proved
Al Memphis, Froedmen's groans nd blood
HIS Phdraub's pity never moved!
Loyal men must rule tho south"
The man 40 true midst Are and sword,
Must - vern now wnere rebels sway ID
Good men and true. atNew Orleans,
rebel sacrifice are made
Sure ev'ry loyal man should aid,
by prIy'rs and votes. our chief so true
BAIL Rise freemen! no Efforts spare
To make this man bis treason rue.
see the late gushing marriage at the ty
4 BrOtHerly Lovg." BARD.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-11-23
(Frcm IA, BOudoir.)
Latest Novelties from London and
Paris.

Paris.
Bonnets. latest novelty in
this line consists of two soft silk
open fans, tied together by the han
dies with long ribbons, which also
answer Tor strings.
Veils.--The new veil is called the
Marie AMioaette. 1t is simply Ma
rie Antionette cape on small scale.
Crinoline--The new skirt is simp
ly nothing at all in front and at the
side, but spreads itself like full
grown peacock behind.
Mantles. = Circulars ornamented
with peplum points instead of hoods,
are the latest novelty in loose wraps.
Basquines.--Peplum basquines are
all the rage in London, Paris and
Berlin.
Bow Knots. - Many ladies' are
clinging with great tenacity to the
style OF tying their bonnets and hats
under the chignon; others, however,
reject that as already among the old
styles, and tie theirs on the top OF
their heads.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-11-23
Atabic Proverbs.

Sometimes the tongue cuts Off the
head.
Shave your own chin when the
beard of the son Is grown.
II you are so unhappy as to have
4 foolish friend, be yourself wise.
When there are many captains, the
ship sinks.
When you have spoken the word,
it reigns over you; but while it is not
yet spoken, you reign over it.
When the counsellor grows rusty,
the counsel will be polished.
Time will teach him who has no
teacher.
He who cannot understand at a
glance will not understand by much
explanation,
He that sleeps without supper, gets
up without debt.
Three things evince the character
Of the mind-books, presents, mes
sengers.
Borrowed dresses give no warmth.
The mother OF the dumb knows
the language OF the dumb.
The best friends are those who
stimulate each other to good.
The best visits are the shortest.
Silence is often an anewer.
The drunkenness OF youth is
stronger than the drunkenness OF
wine.
Sciences are locks, and inquiry
the key to them. ..... .'.
Take counsel of him who is great
er and Of him who is less than our
self, and then recur to your ohn
Judgment ~ '.O
The worst kind of men are those
who do not care when men see them
doing wrong.
In adversely, the real principles of
men appear.
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Not content with boots and
shoes OF modest black, the bellies
of the city, like their sisters
across the water, affect dainty little
high hceled CATERS of bronzed and
silvered kid, and blue, scarlet and
purple silk, with fancy buttons.
The effect under tiltlng hoops. as
they may occasionally be seen on
Broadway on a sunny afternoon, is
considered by connoisseurs in such
matters as to be perfectly bewitch-
ing. hl.TW at. I4s 1 +.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-11-23

The French papers announce the
death of nj. Joseph Thierry, one of
the most distinguished French deco
rative painters, TO whom. the prinei-
pal thestsrs in Paris are indebted
for q great number Of their finest
scenes.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-11-23
Dantotk gsfftrsonian,
TIE House OF Representa,iyes.

The following table shows the re.
suit Of the elections held in 1860,
for members of Congress, compared
with that of the same elections in
1864: