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PoroMAo SLATE AND MiSIsa COMPANY.
A charter granted by the Circuit Court OF
and style OF the SPotomac Slate and Mining
Company Of Virginia" has been sent to Rich
mond for record In the office Of the Secretary
OF the Commonwealth. Tho business Of the
other minerals In the county Of Prince VIII
liam. The capital stock shall not be less than
5000 nor more than 100000, divided into
shares OF Si00 each. The principal office oil
the company shall be at the mines, near
nNeAbsco Mllls,n In Prince William county
The following ofiioers have been chosen to
manage the Affairs Of the association for the
Samuel A. Pepgh, treasurer; VIM. W. Danen
hover, secretary. Directora-Stephcn ID
Castlenan, Samuel A. Peugh, VIM. D. Moore
Geo. Johnston, Fairfax county; Richard
Lloyd and Geo. X. Wilmer, Alexandria, Va.
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CLOTHING FOR SPRINo,-Messrs. stephens
and Tenth streets. have Just received an exten.
sive and well-selected stock Of youths, boys
and children's clothing for all ages, from three
years and upwards, for spring wear. Spring
will soon be here, And II behooves our readers
to provide themselves with clothing for their
children and Themselves, at the low rates which
rule at the establishment-of Stephens Il Co.,
before the rush comes. ~ 90
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Mr.. WILLIAM SMITH has Just returned from
New York with an elegant atock OF straw
hats, which he 10 prepared to sell at twenty.
to his well.knOwn store at 6ll Ninth street,
between ID and Pennsylvania avenue, will
prove the truth Of this assertion. Mr., Smith
Machine, which recently took the premium at
the New York state fAtr. r.. leo
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Mpndar IN JunS nexf. Rad fhit Ne who re-
h q ~ ~
m MON cbo,csr ~ sSS''fr''N y
cal * dsisEs,ss va .saa then li haai and ne
oyss TncrS, pnS% sisl
me en- S.i,nt Il r.s oh.,,
| ,hst Nj wsIisch w.. mi ia y an II stinn hut
ths Far,ts srsra aslsgsts. ayigsa tseIp so ys
'o TSs,s MIN ~ ~ Wc,srtInn Ne n R..v.o
Ssi!ss being la ;s:uls.d !: isfeS. ys$ sss
5osn II ;s IN II hSHr Dr. bist sos Tho@ss Il
% x,isis ss ssss: s.yss.a ward, suggested q
dropped, SHt .iser some consultation Withdrew
"A thitpd ballot va. had, and resulted A. fol.
iogw ,u,, 20. a,,,,,., q. r,o,, :, p.s, g,
o,nn,rne. n, Rsspcr hnH''"n' ~ '"A'' v
NJ Diaiy ie.s e s1pl.in hi. vote; sSs a.: A..
5s.s AZ 4; WI On the fourth ballot for
Sss.lss Iis9 .se.. =, ~, e. ,s,s +. would
en Thss fo,, sS ssiiat ~. ~ thsn hsd w,th ths
ne ,our rsnut. nxs a. wan 1n,oS III Bi.hs
SnslS.s, . 1oS,ss, q, g., - s,,,o, :
as folISws, 4lVen, IL, GaIies, d; o'Bsirns, i;
Blaze. Il Bohisi, 800, -. ~, ~. >
Asr The Ss x. the sSSys SSs
M nems al NJ Rosrers "- ~ "''"N''"
y" ire :.Esnsh ssiiss y. IS follow. Owen,
S.!css We're then had ,. and on On
hsts1fn W n aSse s,ood 80 ionoWs' ai'en' Sz'
TwsntT,tSfes votes being .neessssry, to /.
choice, ne sRnounSement 81 the voss sau &c
norhlnation, o. MT Given was declared ths
After the USsir had snsouncsd the resuit
and congratulated the Convention on the har
mony and dccorum. observed Throughout,
on motion q M Boisssap,. q ne Sit. "
. was sppointed % notify M. Oliver Of ~
Z nomination. Y,
Tsi s S S & e. s:ss s e.
5.lS ;si; ne fi aa II: sn
ne s%ensis.s sa % 49, !. :
> Hodgson, Geo. Savage, JAnes ATait, Joseph
DG Dr. Allen am %essa hat oenmi..e. of on.
H he s scassslias o. s.s rsisiai
Pss Z, Ss ssss As II. e III.
!. mittes 20 cooperate with the executive com
: mittees Of the several wards, and to remain Il
Messrs. II. A. Waters, O. I. Garfield, los, I
Hodgson, N. Acker, James A. rsit, Hehr!
!, turned and presented the following letter 0
Dr. VIM p %s:4ss5oE ss Eli g y Il u tIssrys
The e sas e: ss very
sSeir esndidSte for the M.yorsity o. hi. CITY
IN that at'' I have rspsstediy Requested that N
t. name shopid NOT be used. ID this connectloI
r. :. many q The Esntisn.n ooYpo;ip. q: AZ Il
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v,,..,. p,,v.,. ~ o,,,,.,. oo, n w
Taylor; MAI: J, Ed lyugssy, Gen. Mussey,
Capt. WIN. X; Slater, Lieut.. 4. I. Bowen, and
Capt Chss. y. flohsrs. ,,.
The following was offered and unanimously
adSRssa. - -. .....,,.a far IN. mus
pose ofsslsclins dele siss q represent the SOL
diere and ssilQrs Of thne D1strict ~ the con
vsns,,c,, e ps held = AZ oh'osxo on the i''h in-
Rssci.d, That We renew our preference for
9cnefti y. y. Grant, - the onndiuAte o. the
Eepup1mehhna pss ,3gsNo ne 4, ~ ~ May.
as IN War, arm vissost oSstlnsss, disniaed
without vanity q stetsenan without ysfoos-
isss 70 tx a. and vii Z. G he
gste. V srsc ny nomisssioe X me ni nsme Q, Of
me- ne sosd.sfs ana sa'sors Oh 'ns Ds'nc' OF
EssosSss Lnis upSS suers q sne ptibn
e,p, sn.s ~ w - nspuo p tSl. nponIs .nd
.no 70 ps ana
eiplss re svow our ss.ns,t asyot.i ,' and 70
snoss yoslIess II es.s snnno,s ns '"e'e'
'or, sIu y'eMree our .hhssssA sssppchs, h.ih.rv
GOV .,,s., ~ ' ne ~ ~ IN, eonrsss. n,oS
nan r. isft 10 Ssosva thS eouai. civil and no.
door be not closed against the return Of trea-
son 70 place and power, TO pledge ourselves 70
Join WIZ 0ur comraaes sna Is.o .ne ,s,.ns
| banner OF noerty into ovt esnuWs Vii ns I..l
with ~ 70 Victory sno sass We INSTRUCT our
| oeiesste
Al. Resotpedt That we recommend 70 tne eonyen-
tion TO % held, the calling Of nationsI mass s
i convention Of soldiers and tAilors to assemble
at some central point during september next
and Z. p. Wiiiisms. 7 50 ....---
Gen. Stokes wss next presented ~ Gen:
Chipmsn, and he delivered very pointed and
dence n - . "a. .---.L.,y VI
Gen. yickers then subuittsd the following;
which was adopted unsninonslyi
Received, That Andrew johnson stands con.
victed, BY his own answer 20 the impcach msnt
| articles, Of wilful disobedience to the laws he
swore he would take care should be faithfully
executed, that in his miserable pretence OF
beine governed by good motives, In claiming
the rieht to dispense, At his own will, with
| such oi the laws OF the land ~ are distasteful
10 him. We see but feeble initiation Of the
| destroyers and assassins of the peoples' rights
| IN All times, and that any United States Sen
ator elected BY loyal votes who declares for
| scouittal will be guilty Of degree OF perhdy
10 Inc country not likely to be accounted for
smonu thosc Who fought Tor the nation az ainst
IL enemies 10 any other manner than by at
tributing 1t to innuehces other than the,e
which should control we action Oh honoraoie
The meeting then ADJOURNED. ... %
..,ff 7f.......
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PRoPnssoR SHELDoS's MAY FESTIVAL
Yesterday, at 4 p. M, we had the extreme
pleasure Of witnessing tho final rehearsal OF
Professor Sheldon's pupils preparatory to his
May festival and exhibition, which 10 to be
18th Inst, corner Of Eleventh and q streets.
The dancing was elegantly executed BY each
and every ono of the little ones, and we can
n9t rsirain from re5s5 ri to several 81 them
plps,n By two lsdsi 7oueen's Grand March"
BY sixteen young m,..esi Double Clog
Prof. Sheldon and an accomplished young
miss, which, we believe, cannot be excelledj
"qrand Scarf Dance," BY twenty-five misses.
festival will prove . perfect success, and ad.
Wise all lovers OF good dancing and music to
BE- present, as the programme for the occasion
has the material 70 carry it into effect.
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MEMBERS OF CoNoREss and others about to
large assortment Of Spring Over, Sack and
Linen busters, at NOAH WALKRn Il Co.'S,
No. SOS Pennsylyania avenue, between Sixth
and Seventh streets.
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Coon TxMrLARs.-The follow Ing n famed Per
sons have been Installed As oficers Of Rising
Sun Lodge, No. ., for the quarter Commencing
". T.fYy b. +. wiiRins. seorotsryi Mr..
Jennie Shldy, Financial Secretary J.F. Mul-
lowry, Trssia,s,i N,s +: H. x, BilIinE 0sssp.
Guard, D. q, Blue, Ssntinelj Mrs. b. +. VIII.
kins, Assistant Secretary Mrs. Z: @. Town.
send, Dept, Marshal, Mrs. A. NJ, Alderman,
This LODI holds its regular meeting every
Tuesday evening, on second floor Union
League Hall, NInth street, and 10 one OF the
the District. n
Senator'S Upton and Pomeroy and Repre-.
sentative Perham, OF Maine, besides several
other eminent temperance champions are mem
bers Of this Lodge.
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NATIONAL OcSyRRKNoK or DKAy MUTE In
srRucroRs.-A very Interesting and import
ant meeting 10 to be held this week at the
city, being no less than conference Oh princi.
pals OF the deaf mute Institutions OF the United
States. OF the twenty-four Embellishments
for the Instruction Of this class Of persons
papers relating to the practice of the peculiar
art of teaching the deaf and dumb will be read,
ana, ditss;'iSns VIII DC nsd t9nIehinE the cues;
late, with o view OF securing concerted action
A. to what degree Of prominence should be ac-
corded to the teaching OF articulation and read.
Ing from the lips, The venerable DR., Peit, ex.
principal OF the New York Institution, with
his bride, are already In town, and are the
guests of President qsllaudet. Rev. Mr.. Tur-
mel and Mr.. Stom, principal and ex-principsl
ofthe American Asylum at Hartford, OF, with
others from the Weat and South, arrived yes
tcrday evening, Tho oonference will be In
session to-day, tomorrow, and Friday.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-13

TIE WASHINGTON ROAD HoMIopE.-The
examination OF the alleged murderers Of
Patrick Carney will come oh At O'Clock this
evening at Squire Bench's once. II was post
poned Yesterday in consequence ofthe absence
Of the States Attorney. a-
MARKErs-Yesterday good to prime white
wheat sold for q so to t2oo. Oholce white at
-. Red is quotable at about 8 cents under
each grade. Corn, ti13 to ella Rye, tl.9o-
. decline. Oats, 7S0sso cents
ELxcrrD.-Anong the directors Of the Poto.
mao Slate and MIning Company doing bust
Wilmer and Richard Lloyd, 81 Aiesandris.
FIsH.--sh.d, per hundred, els to sls, her
ring, per thousand, % to ell.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-13

POLICE MATTKRs,-E. Williams WAS arrested
by Onicer Harris, OF the sanitary company ior
The following eases were disposed Of in the
arst preoinet: oniSsr Boyle toS Ss as9a;nsnd
400 for throwing stones ID the street,
Laura Coleman and Ellen Thornton, both
u maHinS tsrsats o. violence towards Patience
Williams. They gave security to keep the
ss s ssr ;u: is R:.a R ~ e. .1s.ss
battery On Rsehssl Williams. The nIst charge
was dismissed, and he was fned t2.so for the
Jno. murphy and Michael Fls4iyan were
La.bJ e. the larceny e s., ,S%
.Sss y cou utes gave security ''' w -''I
On aissf James arrested John Gillian, shsrssd
Sss ss Il x: H. gave '''
's On Complaint Of Robert pst.srson, once.
Nelson, Of the Fifth precinct, took charge q, 81
Keeping open o on sSndsy A He was relieved Of
'osiser Eaton, 81 lie same precinct, .rrssted
f &: w oHa as4 {; ; 9SsSss fTST 81 sun
posed In the various prsoinetsI First pre-.
sinSt FSa sss0d presiss ~ Film Precinct R1t
t2oi Sanitary company ". Total. tl04so.
EsrERPRIsH BUILDING ASSOCIATION -Thii
new association held Its hrst monthly meeting
last night at Temperance Hal, and sold 4
shares OF stock at an average OF o. per cent
premium. This promises 70 be one Of the
| hnest associations In the city, and we under
stand that there are q few more shares to b
taken.
RroIsrRArIoN.-Th judges OF IsglstrAtici
concluded their work In the Second ward yes
terday. The total number Of names recorded
was 0S5, OF whom ass were white and $50 col
oreds giving the whites q majority of 1856 fol
the day. The majority In the ward now stand
IS In favor OF the whites. ,rI-l ~.
ALLTuu NEW NovKLTIRp.--A new stock o
piece goods received this morning RON Ne.
York, which we make to order. SsM
Co. No SIT Seventh street, between Penny
vania avenue and ID street. l. MN.
choice al HennIngis One Price Clothing Store
No. OIL Seventh street, Intslligsnosr building
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You Ans NOT COMPELLED to take hobson's
choice al HennIngis One Price Clothing Store,
No. OIL seventh street, Intslligsnesr building,
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BRILLIANT TABLxAux.-At Wallis Opera
House, last night, q series Of brilliant and
beautiful tableaux were represented to large
and delighted audience, composed Of the elite
e S The eity Among ths most. b<Autlfpl were
"Msrcy's Dream" and the very amusing ono
of"ShAdow scenes BY Moonlight which was
received with roars OF laughter. Several OF
the series were repestedly sneorsdj that Of
Mercy's Drcamn being complimented with
three eneorts. FOL magnincence in detan they
excelled anything ever exhibited IN this coun.
ry,and cqualled any ever produced In Europe
The intervals between the tablsau soenes
were enliyened by a"conootd Of sweet sounds
and also by several duets, triop, and solos by
well known amateur musicians OF this city
The sweet-toned plano. and hne organ were
kindly loaned for the OCCASION by w. q. Met
zcrott, esq. ,. So. .u.. r ~
The net receipts Of the evenings entertain
ment could not have been less than $500. W,
congratulate the young ladies and gentlemen
who were instrumentai In originating pa
excellence such delightful entertainment with
such happy results, and above all the ohjeci
which prompted it-charity-and the christian
grace Of doing good. ~
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So a,i ALEXANDRIA, MAT.rEns., ~
AS-Ml. sAnuEL D. MAnxELL. Prince street. cp-
posits the Gazette once. IL tho authorised aren't
for the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN In Alexandria from
Mayl --.. rvs. ~.
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ALLTuH NEW NovkLJIRs.--A new atoek Of
piece goods received, this morning RON New
YORK, which we make to order. A. SAKE 4
Co, No. SIT Seventh street, between Pennsyi.
vanla avenue and ID street. Oh ...'l''
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Georgetown Advertisements.
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gea. From the Newark Advertiser.
The Latest Wonder-A Steam Man
An Extraordinary In7ention.

Mr.. Zaddock Dedricks, . Newsrk mo.
chihiss, has invented msn; one th.t,
moved BY s,esm, sill perform some OF the
mos, important functions Of humanity; tha,
will standing upright, walk or run. ss he ie
bid, in snv direciion snd at slmo., sny rs,e
Of speed. drawing after him Q load whose
weight would tax the strength Of three s,ou,
crsueht horsss. The history OF this curl
Gus invention isss follows: Six yesso sgo
Mr. Deddrick, The inventor. who 10 at pres
en-, but twenty-five years Of sgs. concsv ed
the novel idea OF constructing . man thu,
should receive its vitality from q perpetual
motion machine. The idea was based on
the well known mechanical principle ,ha, il
q heavy weight be placed at the top Of On
upright slightly inclined from . vertical,
will tend to produce hor;x,ptsl
- well ssves,icsl motion. The pr jec, wss
not successful. However BY observing care
fully the cause Of the !siIuse, preserving
and rerfec,ing the usn form. and By sub
estuihg Gesm III p'ace OF tho perpetual mo
,ion machine. the present success war AZ
tsined. sh' iEIt b3yTesdD s' lgfl
The man stands seven feet end nine
inches hgh. shs other Dimensions Of the
body beibs correctly proporiioned. making
him second Daniel Lambert. by which
name he Y tsceiiousiy spoken of smong the
He weighs fvs hundred pounds.
S,s,,n is generated 10 ths body or ,rnnt.
which is nothing bat : ,hree.hofss power
Engine. like those used 10 our sseim Gre On.
ginss. The legs which support !. are com.
p!icaisd Aoe wonderful. The seps are y.
ken very nsturally and quite easily. A.
hs body 10 thrown forward upon The ID
rance foot the o'hes b liNsd from the
gsoupd " sprIpg and thrown forward By I
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'lvesults) was removed, the legitimate con
s'ituiiSns OF the States, which were 10 fore
at the sane time Of secession, stood in ,hei
original vigor, and the Offices Of their gov
ernmenis should have been Immediately
filed BY ihs proper constituency. Thi,
doctrine Of maintsining the success sion o
Legality in the State g1vsrnms nts 10 pre-,
eisely Whist was decided BY The Suprs me
Court Of the United States 10 the css g. o.
Dorr's rebellion io Rhode Islsnd. The du, J
belongs not to Cone'ess clone. nor to the
Federal judiciary sloDe, but 10 sIl Of them
each sciing ia i's appropriate sphess-it be.
longs " the United States. All Of the
powers Of the United Ststes stand pledged
TO its periormance-ih duty Of msiu,sining e
the Stale government with which eech
State entered the Uoion, with such modii
cs'ions as il may have received BY the free
and voluntary action Of iis people consis.
'ent'y with the Constitution Of the United
States. Whenever there 10 a brea ch OF the
limit lion imposed by The Constitution Of
the United States. everything thereafter
too. becomes illegal and void. The remedy !.
there fore, is q remission back 10 the unin
'erup'ed legal s.stus. Now. the late war
hhs decided. 90 question Of fact that ee.
cesiion broke the thread OF the Constiiu.
,ionsl relation between the seeding States
and The United States. and that the State
governments Funded on secession were il.
legal ard void. and fell with he &C nfederate
cause. These fsbrics having ibus fallen :.
The people Of the States, as . logical ne ces.
sy, ere remitted beck 10 their constitutions
and governments which existed at tie time
"Ail that was necesssvy--sll that the
United States. under the Federal Cons,itu
iion. had the right to do-(and that they
were bonnd to do>-wss 10 restore ihcse
end consliiutions back to the
people. THE zee Their solemu constitu.
'ionsl obligation. II il had been promptly
end performed. the Union would|
hive been immediately hsrmonizcd, and slII
political disturbance settled. The remedy
therefore,, fcr present ills. an the only preven.
i've Of utter future ruin. is, for each depart.
nent in this appropriate sphere, end fvr alll
he departments combined - conetitu,inpl
be Government Of the United S,stes-,o
e urn in good faith 10 the Constitution II
That instrument guarantees the equality OF
ne S'stes in rights and dignity, and reccg.
'izes the fundamental piin ciple that each,
OF itself, shall confer end define State ciu.
'-nship ind prescribe the qualification for
xercisiog the elective franchise end hold
ng Office" 'a
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THk HARD TiMss.-Daily the times grow
harder and harder, under the man sgeme MT
Of the RepubIics0 pssy-snd 70 long o.
'hst party hold power and liquidation in 70.
vor Of 'ha rich, 40 they hove done, the
iimee viii grow worse.
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"A. vein OF coal In tho upper end Of
Knox county. has been probed fifteen feet.
and vet the parties have not succeeded. In
getting through ,ae vein. The cosi lice
Ia immediately on the lndispspoIis snd VIM
cehnes Railroad. ,Ton'gfI fayf 49,
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-Wsiborn, Sullivan g. Co, pf Nouns
Vernon, have bOugh, over. 1o5COO bushels
of corn thu. far this season. Tire Demo
crst claims that they ara iha hesvies. op,r.
siors IN corn on The Ohio. ~ !. A-.I
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The Old Time Sleigh Ride.

/
Sweet Susy Brow f! nv pr. t'y onei ''
I'm sure you must rene mber.
Il not for love. st lessl for fun.
The sleigh ride in December.
Wnsn all the bellies snd b.sux,
In spi,e' Of irosis would ~ forth.
And sqlesz'. beneath The bufsioss.
Each Others baads, 90.
How brightly s''ss med the Northero Lishss,
Above the snowy sidgesi X .
How pleasant were those winter nights.
Observed from county hridger: (.
Where 'toll' wss ~ought with soch sddre o..
And Laughter loud would peel forth;
While lovsrs felt enid the prsss.
Each others hearts, &c.
|'Tis very singular and queer.
Ofsll the mad devices,
Loves a me should barn SO bright snd clear
On fuel made Of ices.
Aud yttwe own i'r flame indeed.
Most brilliantly would g, forth.
When fsnned behind a flying sleed.
Hid under furs. &c.
I'm sure you mind the village inn.
the supper and the revei,
How. 10 the general dire snd din.
Love shot his lsnces level; 4-h+
And don'i forget how Henry Kidd.
Embraced you as he went forth
You kissed his lips. you know you did,
lie squeezed yeur hand. &c.
Ard when the iorfei's ali wers paid,
How one old maid resisted.
Until the younger ladies cried.
A prude they all detesied,
'Dssis'!" she cried This ancient Aun-
Her modesiy to show ior'h.
I'm lever yied 10 .oy nsn.
My 'irgi" lips &c.
The win'ry winds, the hcmewsrd wsy,
Blew chilly 10 our faces.
Bu' uudr'nes'h our tuss ~. ,.y.
All snugIv in our pi.c-s.
Ore ~ upon'Le ior~nd -Su--
The pretty Nelly Wsa,v orh-
D.ciar'd d J,ck Frost. or Billy Frost.
Had pinch,d her cheek. &c.
Another underneath her robe,
(Tne tuFa loes, not dressssj
Fair Patience with siieGds at Job
Detected in csressss-
sprsug up with auery blushinp face,
Her innocence TO vhow forth,
But showed her cnrIs oil out u place,
Her col.us gone. &c.
Aud then the parting t the door!
LIS tsnder, mutual blissee!
Ssee' lips from 'heir sbundnn, store,
Gave TO the poor in kssee!
The psrIlnR wo'd. The long embrace.
AZ Cupid's arrows shot forth,
Brought FIRE 20 many q toyish ice.
And rsise his hopef, &c.
Dear Su.y Brown, cove you and !.
Of oil that load Of merr'men,,
Esch have Seen indoccd TO Try. X
Lov-'s last and bes, experiment.
And when the coming SHOWS shall spread, k
And mutual hopes ~hsli gtow forth ID
dsv Hymen bless our puptiai bed, |,
Incressc our joys. SC. y II
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-Fihy.seven usiss arrive end depsr
from Cambridge Cisy every day.
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"A little three wear old 2irlon being told
'ha, she wss TOO little 10 have mrf. ssked
Indignantly: IAN ! 100 little 10 be cold (
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Forty thoussnd bushels Of ccrD from
'he Wshssh country snived At Ev nsvills
IN one day.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-01-31

"A man !" kokomc, IN boring well in
HE cellar, struck sveio Of gas ior " hich he
provided tubing, end Eow uses il TO igh, his
house. nM spl ,t
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-01-31

The Lebsnoo voms uu,.y -eps iwp~o
their members TO Nrw York lsss wreE 10
cell ) hundred tons Or cheese made ID their
fss,osios. fN 'se
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-01-31

1t Il said hoops surround the ,ovliest o
n: ,hings-girls and whisky.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-01-31

What sculpture 10 to a block Of mar.
bls, education 10 10 the huma soul.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-01-31
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