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TREIGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
al the stations on CE The GAMPEN @ and AMgoY and
IR SANDEsS mp H%B9Y RAILc3AD AND
o ak viii leave %4GN6T s4eet Wha At
o'clock N. dslly Sundays ex xctptedJ
FreRht must be delivered before ~ o'clock to be for
Returning the above lines win leave New York at l2
Freight for T1enl on Princeton, Kingston New Bruins
road also, on the BevIdere Delaware DE and Femng @
ton the New Jersey the freehold and Jamesburg and
and forwarded up toi NJ. Nny H""O"O'' received
The BeIvidere Delaware Reiroad connects at Phillips
burg With the Lehigh Valley Rair road and at Manun-
kachunk with al points on the De aware, Lackawsnna
and other points IN Western New York . una o.
he New Jersey kaiIcsd connects at Elizabeth with
the Morris and Essex Railroad -'S""'A WIN
sip memorandum, ,pecitylng gu the marks and num-
be sent with each load OF goods or no receipt will be
N, B.-IncreAsed facilities have been made for the
transportatiSn Of live stock DrSyers are invited r
carloads or more i WI be deyered at The foot ofFOr
NoTh sssl RIVER as the bPpe ma dgnse ~ at rfE the NG
0 WIS 4thfT rR SRE fS AZ DPS FEesht S
Ill No. 226 5. DELAWARE Avenue Phi adeDhla
DnILADELpHlA, GERMANTOWN, AND
i NoRRIs1 0WE W. RAILR9AD, I No,o,,,.. =, ,o.,
Tos BU5HfflM UG5EHfMHNF MHHgNHFfSSjwN own
Leave Germantown g. u IA, 81 ~, " ~, IL, IL A NJ
|, 2 3, 4 Az 6 81 IL o. 10, ii p. M,
The u Gown train, and aN and 81 up trains will no
stop on the eermAnD5INyss DN ssuspS9s. RSsbsR9
Leave Leave PPhiadslP1I1 s'IS M lPA M
CHESNUT HILL RAILROAD
Leave PHILADELPHIA 8, 10 II A NJ, 2 o. 3N ~, 7,S
''Ii Leave Chesnut Hill 1lO minutes, 80 Il4O Am
40 40 $40. $40 s40, and 1910 minutes p. M.
y ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Leave thosnst Hi 74o minutes 4. Ma 10 $40 ant
SIo FH FplppC a con sHoHoCKEN AND NoRRIsToWN.
Leave Philadelphia Q, S'S6 minuesv llO5 a. M II,
AZ bK, 6A 3 O5 minutes, and llh p. N.
cave NOTristown 6A, 4 75O, O. AN, IL ~, 9, an'
The 5N P. M. train win step at School Lane Wise
bicion Aanayunk Spring Mil, and Conshohocken onIV
siN - ~ M ON SUNDAYS. -
Leave Philadelphia A. M, ~ and p. M, .....
Leave NOrristown A. M, and r. M. .t.... saH
Z wv FOR MANAYUNK.
Leave Philadelphia 6. 1856 minutes, llO6 A. NJ, ~,
~ ~, sH 500 nan and ~! ~ Il Z s3 az NIX uo
NPA. ~, s,,,,, vs %. ...'t
Leave Philadelphia 0 A. M, ~, and 7 p. M. .
Leave Manayunk ~ A, NJ, 5A, and p. M. 2 IT.t
w. &. WILRON. General Superintendent,
Depot NINTH and GREEN REe b
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Just at hand, and received weekly.
BERMUDA PRODUCE COMPANY,
No. 120 West street,
New York.
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PATTRB's DOLLAR CURTAINS and Dollar Shades
The wonder is he can sell them so low IL Is fact
however, All are getting bargains at tto.
-. . PATTEN'e, NO, la06 CheBnut street.
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AT UEBN's NEWS STAND,
"A g. w. corner SEVENTH and CHESTNUT Strests.'
DAILY AND WEEKLY PAPFRs.
SUI MAGAZINES .'"
May be obtained at current rates. ana
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"AeUA DE M eNoLIA This delightful wash
for face and person is superior to any cologne to
render the skin SOFT and nesh, TO allay infiamma-
tiOn purify clotl ing 1t is manufactured from
the rich Southern magnolia. and is universal fa-
YoTite with actres 90, opera singers, and all who
wish TO preserve and improve their personal charms
Sold by all dealers at 81, In LARGE bottles orr '.
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OR NEW YORK.-THE CAMDEN AND
Am6Sy and and Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
and Wsy Places IRON Walnut Street WhaIf, viii leave
Att A. NJ, via oamden and Amboy Accom- oda. FAKE
Ats M Via Camden and Jersey GityiL xprcss sSS
At IA P via camden and Amboy Express. 800
Ats A. NJ. 2 and $50 NJ. for Mount holly Evans
VI Pe~eertSn peT and Vncentown Ats A. M and2
Af5 and an 'Ic ic h!fsnoa Sno 70 $50 and for Fish
bsgsv bS1se PRsdImyra Riysrton PTogress Pslanco
$iE'i aad sss iua S9sai
Lines FROM KEH:IN eToN DEPOT WILL LEAVE
Kensstn @ fE ana SE jersey y M fnd %pre, M gs
The $40 r M. Line willlun daily Allofhers sundays
At 7SO ana Il NJ. $50 $50 s. and e45 P. NJ and 10
At nSl gIs5G rfp eaG snd for Corn.
wells Torrsdale Holmesburg, Tacony. Wissinomng
EE5dddaESF AND and # Z for Homes
A5 o ntsPSeSs snG sss .SfGas fGr Niagara Falls Buao
~ 1b1nkirk oanandaigua Emra, ithaca, owego, Ro
Scranton Sss' ssas Sss
Sp' e sS hast0n Sm6erEille bennington
leaving Easton Tor Mauch hunk, Allentown Bethe
At p M for Lambertvie and intern cdate stations.
May l. 1866 WILLIAM II GA1zMER, Agent
NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
For BETHLEHEM, DOYLEsToWN MAUCH
BARRE.
At so A. N. tENpressl for Beth chem, Allentown.
Mauch chunk, HazleioD Williamspoit and Wilkes-
barre.
At $50 P M Express rol Beth chem, Yaston, etc.
reaching Easton at GAS +. M. 1'
At rs P. NJ. for Bethlehem, Allentown Mauch
Chunk, Danvle and v illlamsport 49, N"A
For DOylestown at 6'35 M, $50 and AIS p. M,
Fol Fort Washington at 10 A n, and Ii P. N.
For Lansdae at 6l5 p. NJ -
White the second and Thlrd streets Line City
fRHiNs at SR qtSft FoS F fHlHBBEIpHA
8 is p NJ. ->' -
Leave boy estown at 80 A. NJ. s.l5 ano53OPM
Leave LAns dale at $40 A. NJ
Leave Fort Washington a l0'5v a Nj, and 2'lBP N
. ON SUI DAYS
Philadel lpnla Betn enem at q A Al,
Philadelphia toI Doyesown at 3 z. M
DoylestoWD tor hi adelphia NJ Z "a. M.
Bethlehem Tor Phiadelpba a A L. NJ.
Through Tickets p ed al the ticEet Ofcea
as Wills CLARK AGENT
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CURTANs-Lace Curtains, new Auction Cur
tains, One Dollar, at ... ..-
PATTEN's, No. 14Os Chestnut street.
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. lHR STORM ..#..h I. .r.
HaTk to the crashing thunder's roar!
See the whtery torrents pouri-
There is achap, IN broadcloth dret
Who has got spoIed his Sunday best,
And there's another wight forlorn,
u Whose aimsy coat the Eale has torn.
10 was In me q lucky thought,
When from the ] over two suits bought
For q small eum,-one very fine,
The other az for rain or shine
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-04

Al Othtr TfaIDs ally. except Sunday M HT--- N
be PenL lyania Railroad Company will not assume
any fisk toT Baggage except lOr Wearing Apparel and
limit their Iesponsbl ity TO One Hun red Dollars In
yaue. All Baggage exceeding that amount ID value
VIII be at the risk OF the unless taken by special
contract ..- --.H.- u 80 - ~.
.-.. TICKET OFFICES
Have bet opened at 62l Chestnut street. Continen
tai Botel and Grard House, where tickets NAV be pro-
cur to all mportant points Pennsylvania we'll as
the W est. Northwest and Southwest; and ul parcu-
iaTS tiytn as 10 time and connections by JOHN c.
The Ticket Office at Yves. Phi adelphia will be contl-
nued heretofore, where all n1o nation res ectirg
routes as well as tickets be had application to
THOMAS IL PARKE
Ticket Agent at the Depot.
full particulars as 10 iere and ions apply to
-, FIR NCIS FUNK,
" No 1871 DOCK Street
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WE REFER persons afflicted with diseased Liver tC
Dr. Lessey's advertisement, under "Medcal."
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-04

LACE CURTAINS, only one dollar; only think OF
it! Lace curtains, one dollar. Very heavy and
much finer curtains 2, 4, 6. 8 and 10 dollars Some
OF the heaviest curtains imported IL to 25 dol
lars. Great BARGAINS in Auction Curtains, at Pat
tens, No. 140S Chestnut street.
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BURLINGTON CoURTs.-The Burlington
County Courts have just closed. The grand jury
found hiTty-seven indIct ents for Oenses.
Thrty-iwo of the culprits were convicted, and
tweYe wore sent TO the States Prison at Trenton.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-04

CHIME OF BELLS The new chime of bells
in St Mary IS Cl urch, Burlington have been set in
their proper places, and are said TO be excellent
innnn
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-04

WINDOW SHADES ONE DOLL AR-No humbug.
Real Gilt Shades only one dollar, at Patterns No.
l4OS Chestnut street.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-04

GRoCERs AND MARKETMEN,-
New Bermuda Potatoes,
Onions, and
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-04

w Roller Ends, Brackets. Knobs, and Tassel Hooks
at TRUMAN h RHAW'S
No. 1856 Eight Thirty -hve) MARKET ST. below Ninth
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GREAT TRUNK LINE, lf.l i.'t
= hnM PHlLADLLPHlA TO. thB 1NTERIOR o
tEENNs1LyANlnh THE sChUYLgIkLy SusQUE :
lkIs TIE NURTH, NORTHWEST, AND TBE
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-04

SUMNER ARBAN CEMENT OF PASSENGER
TRAINS.
r. Leaving .e he company Depot. at THIRTEENTH ana
SAJ oWHlLL streets Philadelphia, at the following
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-02-23
FlNKLE &LYCN
Sewing Ma
chine CO.
Office 5sl Broaluoy. Esw York.

NUstt oSA H'oUdNuy 4eH AOf h.
GUARAGTEE.-Aftcra fair trial, if any
purchaser does not regard the FISKLE & Ly
ON Sewing Maehne a~ Superior to any ma-
chine in market. he can return it and have
his money. Il has taken many of the high
est prizss.-s less c'nmrl CITED than any OH
er first class machine. --lt:pcs wider rang,
OF work without changing requires ao Tx
ing apart to clean Or oil. and no lessons
to set needle, regulate tension, or operate
machac.
N 3. Any Clergyman sending us two or
ders Tor machines; shall receive o,s for |, M
self rs q present. The am" proposition is
extended to Professors and Teachers.
VIZ have now completed "ur new ma"'s:
fa:tory at u cost Of some $500 600. inc!ud pg
new patents and important amproren:snts:--
and she object Of the ab We .pro;a,si,i"n is to
sccrre the immediate iltro1 lctlon OF our ip,
proved machine INTO every town in the Uni
ted States without incurlng tho great ex-
pense Of q travelling agent.
This proposition cannot avail in towxs &C.
cup,ed by our own agents.
Please send for descriptive CATALOGUE,
with sample OF sewing.
n1lv7) LUClUS LYON, Sec'y
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-02-23
NOTICE.
THE MODEL SEWING MACHINE.
From the New York herald

From the New York Heralr.)
Prominent among the mechanical tri
um,ls If the most ingenious age, common
honesty compels us 70 notice the Empire
Sewing Machine. commended as justly
STYLED psrfe elton it~elf Useful "a have
been the various sewing MACH mes. from time
tn time presented to the pnbllc. each one OF
them has been cursed with some radical de-
fec.. which detracss from genera utility.
Warned by the experience OF hil pred ecess-
crs. the inventor Of the Empire Machine has
produced an instrument combining all the
advantages for which others nre Wanted
and obviating every defect which can be at
tr:buted to them by the most tastidious
critic.
The Empire Machine is n marvellous com
bination IF simplicity, economy and perfec
wa, kmanship. being durable, free from liza
bilty 20 get out Of order, no;seless. and easy
of operation. Its mechanical contriv ance
IS such as to secure stability. freedom fr"m
accident, aud accuracy to workmanship.
By the use Of the patented shuttle and
straight needle, it makes a stitch, which can
neither rip nor ravel, while, at the same
time, it can operate perfectly upon every
species Of material from leather to cambria.
with thread. of cotton. linen or silk, from
the finest to the cOarsest number
As the Empire Machine is gradually sup
planting its more antique rivals. no one in
want of useful !. struinen' Of this dcscr'p-
ton, be he or she tailor. coachmaker, dress
maker or seamstres-, can do otherwise than
secure one Of these econom cal aud mimi ia
be machines suited alike for family and
manufacturing purposrs The Office Of the
Empire Manufacturing Co j. at No. $50
Broadway, New York City, where they are
now supplying these Empire Machines at
prices fur below the real value of the instru-
ments New York Herald.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-02-23
NEW FLNURING MILL.

The people Of Howard County. Iowa: AVID
Sou,hcrn Minnesota nv" merely notified that
the Elour'ng Mia FREDERI"KSRu RG.
date ';ranxer) Mimi i now in operation and
ready for Custom " crk Of all k'nds
With xkillfni millcrs and by doing good
work we hope to merit and receive share
ofpubhc patronage.
Parties from distance will be prom ly
attended to.
n3vsn6 FRED. WEHMANN.
Nov. 30, 1884 Prnpr;etos
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-02-23

Who wiah to make Model Holiday
or Birthday Presents ~ their Fa-
Tiers, Husbands, Pastors, or Teach
srs. sh"n'd send al once for one Of our
Halliday P:-sent Circulars.
g. u POWELL & CO.:
- DsDts HovsS, Nav Yoax.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-02-23

clergyman of the Church of Eng
land can legally marry himself"
observed that might be very we'll
as matter Of economy, Uut that
even in the hardest times he
should prefer to marry q woman.
"CoMlNo IT. OVER HIS Morn
,ER.-One Of Artemus Wards
best things illustrative Of the
worst side of Yankee shrewdness.
is a conversation which be protes.
ses to have heard in a New Eng
land store to the following effect:
"Say Bill, wot you done with
that sorrel mare of yourn!"
sold her." said William with
a chucklc of satisfaction.
"Wot'd you git!"
"Hund'd an fifty dollars cash
Jeown."
"How! Hund'd an fifty for
that kickin' SPAWN critter!
Who'd you sell her to?''
"Sold her to mvther!''
"Wot! exclaimed brother No. l
did you really sell that kickin'
spavin'd critter to mothere Wall
you air a shrewd one!'
A LAY COMMENTATOR. 49, In
K"nnedy's Life of DR.. Macdon.
aid, of Urquhart, it is stated that
while the doctor was one day
preaching in Ireland on the par.
able of the GOOD Samaritan, he
said: II am not to inquire q,
present why the priest passed the
poor man by At once man
rose up in the congregation and
said, "Please your reverence, |
can tell YOU why the priest passed
him: it was because he knew that
the thieves had left no money in
his pocket"
The Russian government has
conf seated the entire property of
the Catholic ch'.rch in Poland.
A conservative caucus, held at
Frankfort, KY, Tuesday night.
determined not to hold a state
convention. Among those who
addressed the caucus was George
ii. Pendleton, of Ohio.
The treasury department at
Washington has disc overed 20
distinct count: rfeits on the so
cent fractional currency.
A fellow out West being ask ed
whether the liquor he was drink
ing was good article, he replied:
"Wal / don't know, guess so.
There is only one queer thing
about it, whenever | wipe m;
mouth, | burn a hole in my shirs.
The Aberdeen, (Miss.) Sunny
South tells the following:
lock out there! what are you
kicking my dog fors'
''Im kicking him cause he's
full of fleas, and don't want 'em
to get on my clothes"
"Fleas, the devil! Why. that
dog sleeps with me-
"Yes, darn you, that's whar he
gets 'em."
Il thief worked all night in
Nashville, a few nights ago, to
: rob four men. He succeeded III
getting IS cents and gift sale"
watch.
President Madison once said that the
blacks could never be elevated to pol't
ic.l equality with US without special
miracle which would turn them all
white"
A dozen children may seem a
large family to our folks who are
moderate remarked Mrs Parting
ton '.but my poor dear husband
used to tell a story of a woman
in some part of the world where
he stopped one night, who had
nineteen children il five years. or
five children in nineteen wears,
-, :, - ,,,h;oh h,,f 70
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-02-23
Emphat;:ally a Noiseless Machine.

1t requires FIFTY PR CENT. less pow
CT to ir.ve it than any other machine in the
market. 4 girl twelve years "s age ca"
work it steadily, without fatigue, or injur..
to he ,lth.
It's Strength and Wonderful Simplicity o
CONSTRUCTION renders it a'n:rst impossible {.
gci out Of order, andis GU \RANTEED by
the company to give e-tire satisfaction.
We respectfully invite ali those who may
desire to supply th' mscl'es with sureriu'
article, to co.ne and examine this ENRI-
VAILED MACHINE.
Bat in 4 more especial manner we do So
lieit the patronage OF
Merchant 7'u;loys, Corset Mak,u
Cyaeh Makers. Cater Filters,
Hoop SKIRT Nua fac Shoe B,.ders.
turers Vest end Faatl!oo"
Shirt a"d Bosom Ma- Nake'S,
kers, Dress Wah.,s.
One half hours instruction is efficient to
enable any person 70 work this Machine to
their entire sati>ftc:,"n.
Agents wantcd ;''r ali ;uwnS n the United
States. Were agencies are not already es-
tublisbed. Also for Cuba, Nj xico. entrni
and south America, to whom u sliberal dis
count will be given.
j. T.Mc \RTHUR & TO-,
G36 3. nadwuy. New Y ork.
D & co. $50 Washington ~. Boston.
n2v7.) 100 hesnut st. Phila.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-02-23
Great Improvements in Sewing
Machines.


'ENnLc MACHINES constructed on entire
~ ueN principles Of mechanism, ,nsscSs-
ng many Fare and valuable Improvements.
having heea examined by the most profound
"xperts, and pronounced &c DO
Sint lefty and Perfection Combined
1t hasd straight ,!ccd'r. perpendicular nc.
ton. makes, tile EOCK or SHUTTLE
ST ITCH which will neither RIP nor RAV
FL. a,,l is alike on both sides: performs per
,c.t sewing on every de- CT. ;t'nn OF MAJ eriaI
from Leatho to the finest Eansook muslin,
with cotton, linen or SIX thread, from the
- rscst. to the finest number Having
neither ca M or COG WHEEL, urd the
least p,ss'hlc friction, it runs rs smooth AS
glass, and il
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-10-20

Nr,s1ssrppr CorroN BoNDs.-Tbe Gov
arnor of this State is not despot he
cannot make or unmake laws, but -
svorn to see that the laws arc faithfully
exscuted An act Of the Legislature OF
the State of Mississippi. entitled an "ac'
or,hori,inp tie issuance Of treasury notes
40 an advance upon cotton" approved
December 10, 1861, provides 10 section
,ovor of said act that the Governor, who
is authorized to settle the same. shall re-
ceiye from the persons to whom the cot
ion NAV be delivered for sale by the par
ties obtaining advances, nothing but goid
and silver, or the treasury notes issued
under the act, in payment OF said auN
vances.
On the e5ih Of September last, the
| Governor, by virtue Of the duties IN
S posed by the said act, issued his ProcIs'
; nation, requiring partiespo whom The
n advance. had been made to come forward
e and pay the same in gold, silver, or treas
Y ury notes, within thirty days, or suit will
: be instituted ON the bonds. This time
Il expires on the 25,h Of the present month.
a We advise all who have received the
Of State treasury notes for cotton, to pay up
|, A large number Of persons have already
4 paid, and it will be neither just or Legal
c, to release others. There can be no hope
ID of the Legislature affOrding reilei'
Is the matter is now purely a Judicial Oh
ID nor is their good reason to hope the
in ciary can afford relief by declar'n
n. law unconstitutional. Pay up-
of an expensive lawsuit. and a ~
ed against you-FTcksBarg Herald
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-10-20
rar the American Ctzsn.

rar the 2waaeo. l.lzsn'.
rr.re3 Ra-~.uru: Ioar request to
write Won an article on STAY Law
.r.acsd more Of partially for ,ae writer
than prudence in de choice. The Sly
Law is a legal question. and l am 90
lawyer. lama "rI.ia, a.un'men,' who
reasons about things with some iuIorma-
lion and 10 lao broad Ugh. Of good com
mon sense. To ca.tga'en a body 50 IA
uscrLArz as our pr.ssa. legislature, Is to
assign to me high prsrogsive. And u
ca, only be upon TIE principle, that you
conceive lhe Legal pyramid to be built OF
avaria,y ofm...ra. ani while one bring
his roli,bet marble, auo her qaarries Dr.
solid block Of granite, ihird his sane
stone. fourth adds TO the structure 0
.as imposing edGce but simple 6r'cA
made of chase earth" Then, II min
p sbou'l be but a brick" | will try az
not carry il in my hat, ba; win mug
strides aud braEuy shoulders march
and hv a willing Offering upon the a'''
e. of country.
/. Those who, Ike you and me- ha
# crossed lifs's central Inc, ought to ia
, m aerirations bat Tor country, family a
5 heaven. Then let US treason together
and find out, II We car, a: whose d.
/. los tbe sia OF this second desoIau
o Forifwe thought ourselves ruined by
.e var Of invasion, it was not 50 Wlde-sPrt
y or general as the ruin which n'" ,1re
le ems 10 overrbe!m Us. The present is.
20 Ia,urc was no. elected with special rel
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-10-20

action. The politicians stood aShas'' Tue 4
Ia var scratched his head, while the man
Of honest purpose went to work to meet n
the wishes Of the people. But there were $
too many politicians and lawyers in the &
bodv for him to succeed. They passed a :
law which many of them knew would not a
s,o,l the crucble of the high court, but
merely to shift the responsibility from I
their shoulders.
These are times when the politician
slo,ld have no 'local habitation or name
among us. We have been ruined by
politicians, crushed, ground into powder.
W. have need of none but patriots now.
Andif were standing on the confines ol
o,a,rity would leave as parting Legacy
f., NV counrrvnen, before bidding adIeu
IN earth and It's scenes, never to send "a
,,1i,ic,an. to the State legislature. The
legislature hns always been regarded AS
tho first roonl in the political Jacob :
r. l,llar It i, here that Machieval trans
for the higher gladatorial honors OF 'he
G ,a,r,as.ional areua. How he courts and
!, lawns and lodges and o'ljtudeni1es be.
e fore the mirror of lis coun'ry's hopes OF
,,,sfor,gne,l What cares he for breakers
Il had if he can bat ride HE storm
81 H,y. YOU. Mr. Editor, ever been within
~ the pasgrRALIA? Ia The stormy Perod'
j which preceded the suicidal act OF seees
't sion. ], for a season, had place wl'h'i
f. nv. BAR An anecdote will illustrate 'h'
oi Value Of some of our legislation
Id A memhcr who WAS also a miIltl" gen
IS, and noes had been called on some meas
s." orp ia which the footprint OF the so'e
ed ,ai,r pco11e we're not very distinct to GU
IS n..l,ical genc.sl, lie gracefully S'ePpe
IT. behind one Of he massive PltIafs "olc
OF surround the legislative @mPh''6,tea,F'
ID, and he secretary, in calling the roll ma
'p- in, before seen the honorable member
I'LL -. rI.rp. looked around for 40 '1PIah'
Us, i,, Of such II sudden dls@ppearahc
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