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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-09-26

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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-09-26

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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-09-26

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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-09-26

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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-22

ADVENTURES OF A SPEAKER
y humorous contributor to the St
Louis RrpHbiicdW evidently under
stands the capabilities of the En-
glish language. He attempted to
make a Johnson speech in radical
mcetlng,With the following results
"Fortunatcly there was but one
light i'll the room. and that was a
tallow candle. The first chair hmrl-
ed at me struck it, and left us all in
the dark. | could hear them rush
ing toward the stand. made for
the door. That was sympathiZing
crowd. They couldn't see me. but
they felt for me. On they came.
and on | went. Came in violent
contact with the globe like form OF
old ChoppS. Just for fun | tipped
him over, and cried out, .'herc boys.
I've got him = Old {. beng about
my shape and dimensions the mob
was easily misled, and they piled on
him, to three deep. As made my
exit at the front door heard him
screaming for quarter. | am sure
he never got it There was not Il
quarter in all that crowd. Once out
side. two or three of them recognized
me by the gasligbt, and q pcrsim
mons, didn't they freeze on me liz,
Il hired man said sobicihin,
adout free speech. They rcplie,
something about free hooters. Has
trating their remarks with prIetica
demonstrations. bore up under i
Tor before it) until ] reached pill,
of bricks, and you should have seer
them scatter. Again ] was master
of the situation, and, dccming dis
erection the better part of yalor,
broke down the street as hard as
could tear. IT takes strong 'halI
to break down II street, | did II net
crthelcsS."
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-22

EXTORTION BY HACKMEN.-A
friend who lately visited New York,
who writes that lie read in one of
the city papers that the eXtOrtion
Prartlsed by hackmen there was
such that mo man calls carriage
without having first resolved upon
fighting or being robbed" But.
having lady with him, he took a
carriage at the depot. and the fol
lowing waS his experience:
Upon reaching the hotel he alight
ed and asked the price for the ser
vice.
."Fivc dollars" said Jchu.
Handing him Il five dollar green
back, the gentleman inquired, quiet
ly,--
''What is your number ?"
"Four dollars" he answered sulk
lily.
Here are four dollars. What is
your number.
Three dollars" said the fellow,
grutily.
'Hrrc are three. Now, your num-
her, sir ?"
tive dollars--little 'nutf, too" re
Joined the driver.
Two then; here they are. What
Is Your number =.
"One dollar, cap'n-one dollarlI
do' replied whip.
''llere is Your dollar" said our
friend, civilly !; ''all you are entitled
to. Its no consequence as to your
Good morning" And
the parties separated without either
tight or robbery
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-22

\ STRONG PULL AND "A PULL
ALTOGETHER.- e 5 us
that once upon Il time all the inhabi-
tantS OF the earth agreed to cry out
at the same moment, in order to as
certain what a mighty noise they
could make. When the time came,
however, instead of shouting, eve
rybody listened, except one old deaf
woman i'll China. The Boston
Transcript thinks similar failure
appears likely to be the result OF the
sage proposition to pay the national
debt by imposing on eVeryperson in
the country the duty of daily des-
troNlng Il five cent specimen of our
fractional currency. We have heard
of only one man who has done il for
one day, and he. considered himself
SWlndled, has written to the Secrc-
tary Of the Treasury to have his
money refunded. Mr.. McCulloch
gets off by saying that it cannot be
done without an act Of Congress.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-22

The landlesS and t0otleSS mem
l'er of the British Parliament. XIV
anagh, appeared III that body on
the 9th ult. He was brought to the
table in wheeled chair to be sworn.
The honorable member, after taking
the oath, signed the Parliamentary
roll by placin, the pen between the
ends of his arms. He appeared to
write with great .tluency. After
signing his name, he was in the usu-
al form introduced to the Speaker,
to whom he bowed, and ten by
placing his arms in glass sockets,
and turning some screws which op.
Grated upon the wheels of his chair.
he passed out of the house.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-22

THF RED Hot POKER.-We must
no longer mpt q od TO
permit some son or daughter OF the
Covenant to be laid in the drunk
ards grave. 1t is as certainly our
duty to rNernte law as to obey II.
/ hear that it is queried, by pro
Tossing men, whether it is far and
right TO stop hotel keepers from sell
ing what Robert Hall called ''iqud
death and distilled damnation. as
hotels are needed. and the keepers
have been at much expense III fit
ting up their public buildings to ac-
commodatc the public. am amaz-
ed at such arguments. Have amy
of YOU son you are willing to con
tribute, and put gradually by soul.
veXing and life-disgracing series Of
actions, into drunkardS grave, to
support rumSellers Have You a
fair and loving daughter that YOU
are willing to givein order that rum
selling hotel-keeprrs may have
what you call constitutional rights
of gain and trade Till you have,
let no such arguments fall from your
lips. This principle adopted, and a
man is justified in lying, in stealing,
in Sabbath.breaking, and in slander
of competitors, in order that he may
live and get rich. If Il man cannot
get living without being the near
or more remote death of his custo
mers and those with whom he does
business, pray tell me what right
has that man to live at all am
reminded of a crazy man III Paris
who accosted Il person, with IA red
hot poker in his hand, and SAID
"Sir, let me thrust this down YOU
throat - The iator was most de
eidcdly declined. "Thon,' said th,
maniac, 'pay me for heating th,
poker !. Chris ian men, too long
in Your young men, ia thelr hare
earnings. in money gambled ava,
by federation, have you pad fol
heating this pokerof lntemperancc
TIMED as it is with hell fire itself
Because no drunkard shall inheri
the kingdom of God-Rer. 4. "
Ide.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-22


\ DELICATE ATTACHNENT.-
Court was in session and amid the
multiplicity of business which
crowded upon the sheriff, he stop.
ped at the door of Il beautiful widow
on the sunny side of thirty, who by
the way. had often bestowed melt
ing olances on the aforesaid sheriff.
He was admitted, and the widow
appeared. The confusion and fri chit
which the arrival Of her visitor oc-
Oasioned. set Oft to greater advan-
tage the captivating charms of the
widow NJ iier checks bore
the beautiful blended tints of the
apple blossom /; her lips 'fesemblcd
the rosebudS. upon which the morn
ing dew yet fingered, and her eyes
were like quivers fCupid: and the
glances of love and tenderness. with
which they were filled, reselnbled
arrows which only invited "beau'
(pardon the pun) to do full eXecu-
ton. After few commonplace re
marks. madam said the matter
oftact sheriff, II have an attach
ment for YOU" \ deeper blush than
usual mantled the cheeks Of the fair
widow while the glance of her
doWncaSt eyes were centered upon
her beautiful foot, which half con
cealed by flowing drapery, patted
the floor She withe equal candor, re
piled
'.Sr. the attachment isrcciprocal.'
For some time the sheriff maln-
tanned an astOnished silence, and at
length said:
''Madam viii YOU proceed to
court :"
proceed to court" replied the
lady. with "A merry laugh, then shak-
lug her head, she said. NO sir.
though this is leap year, | will not
take advantage OF the license there
III granted to nay sex, and therefore
! greatly prettl that YOU should pro
ceed to court"
"But madam, the ,jnstice is wait
ing"
"Let him wait /; am not disposed
to hurry matters in SO lnbecomlng
manner and beside. sir. when
the ceremony Is performed, ! wish
YOU to understand that | greatly
prefer Il minister to justice OF the
peace.
\ light dawncd upon the sheriff 5
brains.
"Madam," said he. rising from
his chair with solemn dignity, .'there
is n yrrat mistak" here my Ian
guage has been misunderstood the
attachment of which speak was
issued from the office of Squire
c., and commands me to bring
ron instantly before him to answer
contempt of court in disobeying a
a subpoena in the ease Of Smith vs..
Jones.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-22

The proprietor Of a FORGE moi re-
markablc for correctness oi Iaii
gl,age, but who by honest industry
had realized u comfortable lh'ic'
pendencc, being called upon at u so
cal meeting for toast, gaNc.--"Sue.
cess to forgery
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-22

\ man in Brooklyn advcrtises:
wanted, a boarding place where
the terms are not "modefate,' aud
where none of the ''coniorts of a
home' are guaranteed. and Il pioiis
family not preferred"
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-22

"IIumble as ] am said a bully
ing spouter Mt n mass meeting of the
untcrriiicd, ~ still remember that !
am q fraction of this magnificent re-.
public.n "You are, lndced,n said u
bystandcr, "and vulgar oac at
that
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-22

men should feel that their work and
object are one, and never attempt to
move except hand in hand. Each
shares the success or failure of the
othcr.-Nafoadl Temperance .4dro-
cate.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-22

Colonel j. W. Forney has signed
the temperance pledge. lie says
that when he saw johnson NJ intox.
icated on last inauguration day he
determined never to drink an,
more,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-22

"Oh, | am glad you like birds.
What kind do you most admire ~
said young wife to her husband.
"Ahem Well, | think Il good tur.
key, with plenty of seasoning" said
the husband, "about as good as
any"
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-22

True repentance consists III the
heart being broken for sin aud brok
en from sin. Some often repent. YET
never reform,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-22

HS1NMBER SErs.-A VARIETY OF PLAIN
. aud Ornamental BedrOUm Suits Mattfas.
%. Spring Beds, Cottage i'edsteads. CRIBS and
!" i. & II. TkEiEs \ CO.'S
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-22

Doty. Vegetable panacea il the btstLin
GDen,anh Pain Killer usod.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-22

cARATOGA STAR SPRING WATER, fresh
Unnntitips, at REYES sfORE. Ncwbury. Vt
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-22
~. S'EKI(k k1.AND.
y. n. STEVENS,

PROPRIETOR SPRING HOTEL,
WHrEi. NERMo \ 7,
\ R.-k Good Livery attached
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-01-23

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kas shs Aus la Tsnbss.ss daring tbs ssmihg saa-
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dssisysl mss, ~hsh tsoe asa vii b chosen 10 IN
pasas, and be viii tassh The Uast0n . sAlusaSy
lsssan lie oil teach them that traitors aaH. Iass
heek sesss In the wotk u rseoastrscteh, sbd thai
loyal sa arc 10 govssa Ihi. ss~s, nsiioa and shss
rsAellieus States.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-01-23
ERowsLOw, HAws q 90
III, Franchise Lax-.ReheI Hypocrisy.

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srsph stnass that Jks suFKsHE Coen Of fsnnsssss
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10 The -FrHschiss Actr Unconstitutional IL 9sotes
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fsr the Tesgrspb that decision 10 this sssstiSs
has essa rssasEsS % The sspssess Court Tbs Do
cisas L Su0tss 81 Judge Cooper h the deaAsisa Il
TArsisaa Circuit or Subordinate Jadgss sbo msk@
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Iss5orisy Of the preset cansfsss - band u trai-
ton.
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many UAioa eslcsFs auyiag the wss-sa nsAa
TlATTE8T sad HIFoCkHT. Al over the State they
sye Declaring ES ths slScsisR Of II The judges
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-01-23

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assssssf Ell sra<s a. slssaas fss Coess~ssssa.
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rssse.s nsneex hs@. % s-sa - sisSsiea. isusinE
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sea vhs ere asslsasd BY Ase sna citIssasAse'
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-01-23

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T-.n.....: "a In sisv q lie ssaiag sl~usso= 81
C.s,,r.s, Cosxr~.usa. Ass IsxasaAasss, sad Il ths
..,.s.sy q ssrrslsss.r tras Usioa par~rs ar-Snx
,,,, A.,s ,.-, mad. 4. tGs CSC. 70 Ks,s ~. ssss
,.r,,.y sDe lsasrsss 70 sAs wga saa greatly is
ers.a-s drsalssioa, By rsaseisg ths p<ies q tAs
nsu, ,ciaus ts I've DsllAns pr shAsz Tia
r.y.r .lons Gs sas yesss sal@esip4los ~li est ..
osu poll.n, l..siss he s4Asr dollar Z pay fO-
Ishor, fsS- SD ss1sr s.n.sssry expresses. III. !.
q. lsx - sus psp.r e.a b. ssbsiAss, ed dsss svsy
WITH AL ,,r,nx.m-,as Car slsAs
TIE hsossstts e scbietiaR sicaaSy 10 Tsans-sss
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-01-23

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- ssssssae- = wsiss % ,s,., - 80
R~ - $50 nsa- - ssy ~, - '''s
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fs~y ere ssss ans ys...... J. -.
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sse s'isi sefviss=. - ~ bosy. ssss- ~
sFs.as Peysfy tAs ssscS, snd esp~s 4s..ss Th.,
- 80 assssfs sss $3.50 80 E,sS fs,-sssr .ssst..
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zee s-sy - sasy Ssss ss@ssss, ~ s-sl.s... -
sts ALAS fsrua~sls sss 4szss-s-. $780,. wa.
see~ Pevsfsi ss-s 80 - ssa.s IN. !, g.
s-s - ssf~st so b-ss Fhysi, Tia, -ss,sv-s :.
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~ sAs ssspessss - sstrsfs sssy --sfs.-s ,J-,.,
sAJ'ieAea hsve sss i-t gsrtsy e. a. y.s =
rs'tabsitJ 81 sur rssla~- ~hF- sfssss A.,. Sc. a.
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e.>Hs-sS - ~ ss'sf q ~ ssst-a sss-ripE sr- =
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ss-sSss tsssssss, eSai-assE sfs-ti-n. s,s - -.
iassses q taes eses - ~ s,Fi4si.s ss-.sl.s,,.
es-ts,sas~<. ssfstSss csuys5ss. see.m,,,,. :,
fsertears HsAAssS- sisiss ffss fal .sau.et s.. ~
ftssss'as sssssa fasstias - Rg-.a sss p.,, -,
ts~rSfs@s SAasss-nsy, Ls- - Gvy~ssts ...4 a. g.
shsss Ss1asrs IS srseasat uassea. Fs.y as, h. -.
% 10 etes sHd sfsasiiss III sys;-.s sur. S., =
s@s'e SO - EsgPa.'a s~y ,s.ss r..~a 80,
sesfs--- Psssfsl Bissss-ss NrssalSss ~ 49,, -
ssig, besassssssf II f.- Lsssr s.d Els,.,. -
cs'-s sisdrsi ss@ps.sss. Hr.sas frs- ~ s.s- :,
- ss-esss-a - - ss~sseps ~
- 81 ;. pss - ~ asPrisspd l-a-s. IS. 49,, 49,.
ss'iSss skSs isss ssss -sr- s-sst se n--..5 -.
as So 80 e'ssrs ~ ss ~ b-sa 81 g.. . &,
sasas saf thy @ssa.ii s.zss
Psvpsr-a ~ . C. ARA q ~, Lr..U NJ. ..s-.,
ssasEisss saa bssl~vs sr~rJsA-r- q knasss.- =. -.
so Fstsd ~ = sASFGkb 90