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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-03-07

How like the shadow upon the dial,
thought ever returning to the place OF
beginning-where we first began TO
live, where we first began TO love; to
the homestead and the trusting place,
the play ground and the graveyard.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-03-07

Pete, what makes you look SO aw-
fuly
Jake, I'm Rgisaied, and unless my
spirit are soothed, I'll do something
desperate. I'll rush out and tear q
board Off the hog pen.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-03-07

"Bcfore love comes in at the door, P"
it would be well tor him TO peep
through the key hole. He might see
something that would prevent him
from entering.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-02-02
pr. c. G.. G.4RRLSON'S
As,t:-sDyspesstiC Pills.

These t!s a!c purely vegetable aud do not contai Z.
any Merfy NJ taI"ncl. They slinnli Away, hc used
III condon with my Preparations, particularly in
cases OF itircnesS. They are good nu perfectly
sale pn'ye and should be used in all cases of Chilis
ana FevetBious. Bilious itentiant. pyspcusir Jaun
lice Depfson OF Spirits Coughs, Colds and all disease,
that re1'it Il furgatyo Price % cents per box
IF IO( HIVE CHILLS Gud FEVER.
Use Dr.. tG GHnisan's Fever and As,o Cure ,,rc.
II 90 per htle. 1t is perfectly safi ard rIi.,lI
remedy-ilre cure These preparations arc no, rn1ck
'tmcuie1'H are a my own manufactures anu unly
prepared hy'r. {. @. GARRISON. For sale wlo!,,.l,
iia RETAIL Amy store, 2ll South Eighth Street riu-
orally. WV 7''F
-. Ga'lton, H. b, l. regular eradicate Of the
u'olnit Heun, ,lan.t and treats patients for all
,u,"''.s ~ "ii,e, No III South Eighth street. below
walnut; fhtle'rhia. All consultation free.
me above T. for sale by II. H. MiTcHELI in Elkton
GEO. q. CHEN S,,. Wholesale la.nt + p r., ~ ,y
If Maryland bit Delaware, NAV H. lS,;1iy
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Pensions.
THE HOWARD HOUSE.

THIS FIRST CLASS HOUSE has been rcfttcd and
| improved in manner that will add much to the
comfort and convenience of guests.
In undertaking the management of the Howard
House, the Proprietor will spare no pains to supply
the Table with the host viands the market with
afford and the Bar with tho choicest liquors. The
Chambers neatly fitted IaI airy and comfortable
The Stable accommodations are unsIrpass ed.
He extends an nNitttion to his old customers aud
the public 10 stop with him. and lie will spare 10
pains to please them.
WILLIAM FALLS Proprietor.
Nov o. lS6l-Gm EIEtOn. Md
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BOUMTiES AND PENSIONS.

DY ACTS passed at the last session OF
ID Congress, all soldiers who enlisted daring the
late war for three Years aad hunor'hly
discharged and have not received nor are cEtltlo'
70 receive. more than 500 bounty cntjticd
to an additional Bounty Of 500
soldiers who enlisted for two Years arc entitled IL,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-02-02
VALUABLE FARM
At Private sale.

fE7iIE subscriber, as Executor Of Evan
u Reislcr decd, will sell ut Private Sale
all that valuable tract of Land. Of which the
deceased died seized, situate in the Ninth
Election District of Cecil county, within
half mile of Brick Meeting House. This
property contains about
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-02-02

&C." The highest charge made is five per
cent. Goods Of every description except
IiqHurs) purchased and forwarded With tlcs-
Fatch, when either cash or trade accompa-
mes the order.
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W. DIR. {. 6. G.HRRiSO.N-S
EiietcGs fGY Fsysgsc

pliy vegetable compound. They improve the
hppcttend promote digestion. These Bittors are of
my owitiyrntion and manufacture Having used them
Lon icqt ui tine successfully in my private Practice
ne" OR them 10 the ruhlir, aud recommend then,
To the " of every dyspcpti" Where The patient ln,
used ths according tony directions they have always
na''c lTtcct cure Price )! 80 per bottle
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GEsCE.E,aeA!
DIR. c. &. G.4RRISO.N'S

lChoieru om5 Iiarhca E'ccenti1e,
w prevent anl cur" isiatir Cholera, Cholera Che
u p"rh'lN b"iThca summer Gem, laiut>. tull'.
abs niid Pains in he stuntri and bowels Nov =
e lr Tor every mniiy To- have 4 bottle on hand Won
Iot"t how soon you may Il" attacked with one Of he
10Y i%cnscS. The cost il but lriic. llo not delay.
II "bd "r bottle at uHCr. Price - cents per bottle.
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Ed IL. 8. G.. RIFT ~,
DENTIST,

Graduate Of the Pennsylvania College Of Dental sur
gerry. t'idsa lsij-G
OFFICE AT ZION, MD.
RESPECTFULLY announce. to the public that he
n is prepared to perform all oirfainns pertaining
10 the Dental Profession in neat. delicate aud dura
}le manner. Treatment and Filling "i scntitiy"
Teeth, and ah diseases of the Tech and 3Iouth
receive the most careful attention. Artificial Teeth
inserted IN the latest and most approved ,ylc.
Ether and Choroforn administered. A. il j. Vi
determination to do such operations uuly viii,
render perfect satisfaction to each and every in
each and every branch al Dentistry, n share Of
patronage is respectfully solicited.
:. {. BRiTT0N. Dds.
No" 10, lSGG--tf Iun. Nh.
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+. Dr.. !. SftrHI::S (: Co. I,-. invented INA.
patstri MiopIA or C0RNEh TLATTI,NEr, Tor
thaurr ~ &iAE.SI(i ITEDNLaS Will, lIls 'ngcd
a 4 :.I;cccas. Write tor . HiuIllHr
;. Principal nFFICE--No. SIn BRo,nv ,f~~Ncw
lorI St,nt % list.
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poGrrE's LANDING. Caroline county, Nd
Mr. f. l.. M,Rr>E:I Having hrcniulimatcly arGiIant-
ed with the character Of your business hayn. extended
Z" your care five years the sale Of my produce all
accounts have proved satisfactory, and IN the future
expect To ritronilc your house My advice all per-
sons having Grain produce to extend to Commits
sion Merchant. may rely confidently, having not the
least apprehension. but md you ou">t in all respects
Yours, u q. STEN EMS
arrii H. lSt.i-ly
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forty acres Of which arc well wooded with
thriving Oak and Chestnut Timber, The
land is in high state Of cultivation, and all
in grass, except about Is acres, which arc
.,
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ROCK HILL, Kent co.. Md. Dccc1Lcr 2st. 1868.
Til, ia tn certify that daring the last six years have
h"c 9th directly and Indirectly connected with Mr.. +.
u. Mt'nc. in business lnd tA. pleasure in stating
that during that time have always found him praci-
cal industrious. business man. of unuues iunablc
integrity. possessing the confidence of all tho business
men whu know him.
Yours, most respectfully, {. A. LEARY.
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{. A. LEARY.
DENTON, Caroline county. Nd.


After eight wears connection with Mr.. T. J.. Marine
Grocery ana CGnin.i4sUg Merchant. take pleasure
recommending him a. business naR. strictly correct
aud must say that he has my cnlio confidence
WV. NJ. McMAiiAN. Shcr.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-04
DIR. MILLER'S
SOOTHING and HEALING BhLSAM,
NATURES ASSISTANT.

1T has proved iniallIble for Burns, Frozen Limhs
/ bruises, Sprains, Wounds VI all kinds, Pains Ia
the Side, hack or shoulders, ChIlblalns, Chappct
Hands. stu Neck, Ague In the Face or Breast,faT
Ache, Deafness, Poisoning Erys!pelss. aud lnHaIn-
nation or the Eyes For rheumatism II IL not =
certain cure, yet hundreds have been relieved by
II when other remedies had failed.
AZ an intvrI medicine. when taken In season,
II will cure Inflammation OF the Bowels Dysen-
terry, Kidney Complaint. and Cholera Morbus.
II will also cure Dlptheria, dry Cough and Astli-
ma.
This medicine Is purely vegetable In It's compo.
sitIon. soothing and healing In Its influence, aud
may he given tO any age or ser with perfect sale.
~. 10 has been before the public during the past
nine years, and has wrought some OF the most ~.
world To produce its superior rs q remedy For
sale by all Dru .gists. G. u. LEFT.
- Proprietor, Springfield, Mass.
Demas Barnes A Co, 81 Park Row. New York,
will alec supply the trade At List Prices. yeoli
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-04
DR.. WARREN'S
BILIOUS BITTERS !

DlLlUUN Dill Lib
The Great Blood Purifier & Regulator,
Lirr Complaint. Jaundoe. Biiiousne.,
Weatn,ss, Debility, Colds and Ftrrs,
Ftror and Agu<, Headache, Di;,iness.
EruPtions on he Skin, HiDuors o. he
Blood, Loss OF aPpetiis, Costire.
ness, Piles,
Asp AL COMPLAINTS oArssp NJ
Impure Blood, Imperfect or O5sruoied Cir.
etlaiion, or a dsranged and Diseased con-
dillon Of the Stomach, Lirr, KIdngs
and BorcL,.
forcieanslng. Strengthening. migrating and
Putting In Order the Weak, DebIiitatsd and Dis
easel Human System, Dr. wsueu's Bilious Dit
tiers are unequalled by any other Medicine in the
World. Persons snfehhg from complication OF
diseases OF . chronic nature. will nnd sure and
speedy relief In the use OF this invaluable medl.
cine. ltquicksns the circulation, restore. the
Lost appetite, regulates all the junction, OF the
body, cleanse, the blood, carrie, or all morbid
and unhealthy secretions, and imparts strength
ani 'isor to the whole system.
prem ". n. BrRa CO. a, eldest WAsi,sals ard
cry, &c, ia Ss~ EIgiss4
I'VE have sold large quante. Of Dr. Hsy,,,,,
sihsss Bifsr, during the past ave years, both at
who esale and retail. and have yet 70 learn Of a
\ single Instance wherein they have faiIed 20 give
perfect sAtsfactlon. Prom personal knoslsdg.
4 veil rs nom the reports OF our numerous su.
| TONERS, We confidently recommend Dr. Wpr,-'.
Blisss Bifsrs " the public safe, reliable aud
very valuable Family Medicine.
NJ. 8. BURR 4 co..
n. B.-Obserye fac -simile signature OF the pro.
prletor John A. PERRY.) on the wrapper, with.
out which none il penuIna
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-04

6JyrIlEREc can got the incest photographic
w At MCKINNEY a HODsDONs, where
pictures 81 sli kinds can be obtained as cheap ~
at any place In Biddoford or Saco, and warranted
10 DO better. No. III Main street.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-04
scHENCYs MANDRAKE PILL

A certain Cure for Diseased Liver and
the many Dangerous Maladies which
are caused by . morbid condition oi
mat organ.
YI>O give the public clear understanding of the mode
II An vhieh sCHENCK's Mandrake Iflls produces
tho.s wonderful effects which are aitested By housans
ofreliabls witnesses, we present brief
Npsrpu-r,oN Or rur utrxIN ffyrp
DLSShriioN W ihL hoaAN Ll'Ln
and It's functions, wheh win make the operation OF this
popular medicine perceptiole 70 every nAns under
standing
The liver 10 supplied with blood vessels, nerves and
absortents One of rs obvious uses Il 10 secrete and
pr,par. the bile n likewise filters the bood and sep
arses thai nuld frOm all impuries How ndispenssby
necessary 10 health n the proper performance OF hl
netLonf m the liver Il dlssased II cannot purfy the
hood and n thai d cent bach through the hngs brain
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-04

Miss Fray, the original Of Dickens Miss
Elite, has al last Obtained some property
from the law courts, from whose sessions
she will now retire.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-04

ESFEEBLED AND DELICATE CoNsTiru
TIONS, OF both sexes, use IlELsBOLD's EXTRACT
DUcHu. IL will give brisk and energetic feelings
and enable you TO sleep we'll.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-04
F0BECL 0SuRE OF MORTGAGE.

NOTICE Il hereby gfrsn that 8 II. TsfboI. Of
" Biddsford. in the County OF York and State
OF Maine. by his mortgage deed. bearing date
April I. isoi and recorded In the York County
Registry OF Deeds. In Book 2o5. page 49, conveyed
co the undersigned, In fee and In mortgage, Ger.
tain lot Of land with the thereon, situate
In said Biddef0rd, containing from six to eight
acres also another lot OF land In said Biddeford,
called Lot No. three in the "Goar,' containing
t~o parcels or land being the same conveyed 10
said rsrbox by Joseph ~. Maddox and Hannah J.
Maddox his wifo. by tssir deed bearing date April
., ls65, 10 which deed reference Is made for iur-
Their description OF the premises that the condi-
ton OF said mortgage deed has been broken. In
consequence Of which hereby claim foreclosure Of
the same. "
Bidd,ford, Sept. -, 1907. 3uiO
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Turner, Tic Douloureux,

Or U.,r,r.al NsuraIy,a Pin, Is safe, certain and
speedy cure for Neuralgia and all Nervous Disea-
sss The sevsrest cases arc completely and per-
mausntly cured In very short time. Neuralgia
In the face or head Is utterly bsnished In = few
hours. No form Of Nervous Disease vithstands
lts magic influence. II has the unqualified Appro-
val OF many eminent physicians. II contains
nothing injurious to the most delicate system.
Sold everywhere, Sent on receipt OF sl.oo and
postage Stamps. TURNER a CO., 10 fremont
street, Boston, Mass, PrOpriotors.
Boston, July I, 1867. lyr2S
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JOHN A. PERRY, Chemist.

Boston, Proprietor.
Sold by all Dealers In Medicine. Sold Wholesale
and RetGl by NJ. s. BURR a CO.. General Agents,
Dealers In Drugs, Medicines, Psrfanery, Ie.. 10
fremont ST., Boston For sale In Blddeford by
Dryden Smith. NJ. d.. Main 81. p. q. Warren. NJ.
Bacon ~. D., James l.. Bean 10 ssco By Mes.rs.
Mitchell and Sawyer. and Druggists every where.
3m3I
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-04

HELMBoLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BuCHu !,
pleasant In taste and OdOr, tree nom all injurious
properties, and immediate In Its action.
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LuPORTA.N T TO FEMALES.

SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS REsToRED
by HELhBOLp's E1rRAcr BrcHu.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-04

-Four or ave women and children have
died in New York lately Of actual siarruton'
What 10 WORSE, they were the families Of
deceased soldiers The metropolis, with
oil its luxury and abundance. Is des-r, OF
want and woe to the needy and if'endless
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-04

LHPORTA.N TO FEMALES.
The celebrated DR.. DOW continues to devote
his entire time 10 the treatment Of all diseases In
eident TO the female system. An experience oil
twenty-four years enables him TO guarantee speedy
and permanent relief In the worst cases Of Sup
preston and ell other Menstrual arrangements.
from whatever cause. All letters FOR advice must
contain 81. 0fiee No, . Endloott street, Boston.
n. B.-BOard furnished TO those who wish TO TO
main under treatment
Boston. June - 1907. 1ryT
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In Bankruptcy.
'.a 80 OrrcE or rms U. 3. MARSHAL }
A Messenger,

PORTLAND. sept I6, 1867.
This Il % give notice That On the sixteenth day
Of September, A. ID. 1867. q Warrant In Bankrupt
CIV was Issued against the estate OF Almon L. Hob
con, Of PORTLAND. In the County OF Cumberland
and state oi Maine. who has been adJudged q
msnt of any debts and delivery OF any prop
erty belonging 20 such bankrupt, 20 him, or
Cor his use, and the transfer OF any property
OF the creditors of the SAID bankrupt, 10 prove
their debts, and 20 choose ono or more Assign.
ees OF his estate, will be held at . Court Of
bankruptcy. 70 DC holden at Portland, before
Of October, A ID 1851. at ten o'clock A. NJ, at
his once, - Exchange Street
CHARLES CLARK,
US Marshal as Messenger,
3v5o Diet Of Maine.
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THE UNION &c L0URNAL,
JV-c,c .4drerftsesssesafs.
DONKEY FOR SALE.

WILL b. sd. at bargain the owner has no uss 20
w HIM Inquire 81 CAfr' a. hnhh,,
Sw4O- foa hosh-
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Foreclosure Of MOrtgagc.

THE subscriber hereby gives notice, that Betsey
L T. Smith and Jacob smith, Of Lebanon, In the
County OF York and state OF Maine, conveyed TO
Thomas NJ. Wentworth, OF said Lebanon, In Zee
and In mortgage by their deed dated June "a. A. ID.
1862. and recorded In York County Registry OF
Deeds book 27S. page 2i2, certain tract OF land,
with buildings thereon, situate In said Lebanon.
bounded North-essterly by the road leading nom
Lebanon TO Milton Three Ponds, North-westerly
by q certain lane. South-westerly by o certain
stone wall, and South-easterly by land owned by
Nathaniel Gerrish, for more full and definite de.
scriptiOn Of which reference may be had to said
deed OF mortgage, that said Thomas d. Went
worth, by his deed Of assignment, datsd the 2ith
day Of February, A. ID. 1864, and recorded In York
County Registry OF Deeds. book Dos. page @I6-7,
conveyed said deed OF Zee and mortgage to ono
Thomas d. Smith, OF said Lsbanoni that sand
Thomas II. Smith by his deed OF assignment, dated
August p, 1867, and recorded in York County Reg
istry OF Deeds, book 3O5. page III, conveyed said
deed OF fee and mortgage to the subscriber, that
the condition OF said mortgage has been broken,
by reason whereof the subscriber hereby claims .
foreclosure. -
Lebanon, Sept. II, 1867. 3wio
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-07-05

REPORTED REVIVAL OF THE SLAVE
TRADE IN CUBA.-A letter from Ha-
wanna, dated June II, in the New
York Times, says that, according to
reports there are great preparations
on foot there to revive the slave trade
and that several expeditionary YES
sells are about to sail. The writer
says:
zone vessel is reported fitting out
in Matanzas, another in this city and
one in Boston. A schooner left Bos-
ton about five or six weeks ago for
the coast of Africa, if the statement
of an old slave Captain can be relied
on. 1t is too difficult to fit the ex-
petition out here. The Remedies ex-
petition was fitted out in Portland,
where the vessel took the necessary
water casks, &C., on board, and osten-
sibly cleared for Cuba. She did
reach here, but picked up a cargo of
blacks on the way. A three-masted
English schooner called the Numero
Uno, and lately running between Ba-
tabanQ and Honduras in the cattle
trade, left here on Saturday morning
under very suspicious circumstances,
and the current report is that she has
gone to Africa, having cleared in bal.
last for Matanzas at the English Con.
sulate, and for Boston at the Custom
House. Even if the vessel has not
gone on her supposed GRAND, there
are other reasons why she should
not be at large. A fraudulent bill of
lading was made out, pretending thai
the vessel was loaded with sugar, anC
a draft. which was accepted, was
drawn on Boston house. No sugar
had ever been shipped on the vessel
This, however, is not the first instance
where such fraud has been perpe
trated, another case of the same ma
ture having occurred last year. Al
the affair may be regulated at some
future day forbear giving names fol
the present"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-07-05
FARMS FOR SALE!

ANE in Barton. 3 IA miles from Barton VII
~ lage, IL from Barton Landing. Said
Farm contains lis acres well divided into now
ing. pasturing and wood land, with a sugar lot
of $50 trees, and fine young orchard of apples,
plums, cherries. &c.
Also, 26 IL acres timber land, 2 LIZ miles from
Barton Village.
A good Farm and in good condition-l2l
acres-situated 2 IL miles from East Burke Vii
lage.
TERMs.-One third cash down, the remainder
in yearly payments.
For further information inquire of Willard
Spencer of East Burke, or Silas Wheeler, Barton.
Barton, June l0.-N SLkAS WHRfLER,
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-07-05
Josh. Billings Reply to a Correspon-
LN.ttH dent, 81

"Benvolio I'm writin fer you an
analysis Nv the frog, j must confess
that hev copied the whole thing, eyer
vatus adliberating," from the works
Nv celebrated French writer on nat
eral history ov the 10th sentry.
The frog liz in the first case, a tad
pole, aul body and tale, without cumin
to he'd.
He travels in pond holes, by the
side ov the turnpike, andiz alacerated
by the activity ov hiz tale, which wig
giles with uncommon limberness and
vivacity. BY and by, pretty soon, be-
fore long, in a few days, hiz tale IL no
more, and legs begin to emerge from
the south end ov the animal, and from
the north end at the same time, may
be seen disposition to head out.
In this cautious way the frog IL bilt,
and then Tor the first time in hiz
life he begins to get his head abuv
water.
Hiz success is now certain, and
soon, in about five days more, he may
be seen sittin down on himself bi the
side ov the pond hole, and lookin at
the dinner baskets ov the children on
their way to the distrikt skoolhous.
As the children cum more nearer,
with club or chunk ov a brick-bat
in their hand to swott him with, he
rares up on hiz behind leggs and en-
tiers the water he'd first without open
ing the door.
Thus the frog duz bizness for a
spell ov time, till he gifts to be 81
and then hiz life is more ramifed.
Frogs hev'2 naturs, ground and
water, and are az free from sin az an
oystur.
| never knu frog 2 hurt emmy
boldly ez alwus paid hiz honest docs.
| don't rekoleckt now whether a
frog haz emmy beforred leggs or not,
and if he don't it amt emmy body's
biznes but the frogs.
Their behind leggs are used fur re.
freshments, but the rest ov i'm won't
pay for eating.
The frog IL the only person who
kan liv in well and not git tired.
The bull frog is the boss ov the
mud puddle and haz a log to sit on
over on the other side ov the puddle
and talks way down in hiz throat tu
the rest ov the frogs, so that you Cant
understand more N hat what he SEE
He IL generally cross and lazy old
devil, all over wartz.
This IL aul there IL worth knowing
now about the frog, except that they
ketch fize in fiji time, and winter OF
nothing by freezing up solid.
p. ST hev indevored to translate
mi author cluss, but it IL tuff tn render
aul hiz butiz intu our tung, without
Dustin the sense.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-07-05

A SESSION OF CONGREss.-The Ma
tional Intelligencer the official organ
of the President announces that he
has determined to trample under foot
the acts Of Congress and re-establish
the repudiated "my policy" at the
South. With this prospect staring us
in the face, the most conservative and
moderate journals of the Republican
party urge upon our representatives
in Congress the Importance of being
in Washington on the LIST of July, in
order that the extra session, contem-
plated by law under certain exigen-
cies, may be comm nced at that time.
The;Albany Evening Journal and
the Boston Advertiser two of the
ablest and most moderate opponents of
Republican principles are urgent for a
July session, while the AID, ertiser
uses language that fully endorses the
sentiments OF the Journal. Says the
journal:
Law OouSIcoo dooChOio' LIEU IL
pronounce at once and in emphatic
terms, its opinion of the Executive
usurpation. Let it demand the instan.
taneous removal of Rebel officers who
have been restored previous to its
meeting, in accordance with the
"opinion" of Stanberry. Let it pass
a supplementary or explanatory act
which will remove all doubts as to
the powers conferred under the laws
already in existence. Then, if the
President continues obstinate and un
yielding. let it proceed to exercise thu
authority vested in it by the Consti
tuition, SO decisively as to prove, ono
for all, that no officer of the Unite,
States Government can with impunit,
exceed the line of his duty or trencl
upon the functions reserved to othe
departments"