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OF HARMON LABOUR,

IL pECEASED.-1o Abraham Lahour. Isaac
Iabour Mary Ann, intcrmarritd with Leonard
Kline, Iatharine intcrmalIicd with Joseph trNw-
ford, RchccCa, intrrmarricd with samuel Brooks,
jackson Iabour, Hiram I.Rbour, Anna ntcrmar-
riCd wNh samuel White and Elmlra Lab our,
llucal dccedants Of Harmon Lahour, dccca Sed,
and 10 all persons interested, greeting: You
hJ TCby cited To hc ana appear before The Judges
of our Orphans Court, nj an orphans Court to he
held ut BlnOmsburg on the first Monday of Febru-
AIRY next, then and there to accept or refuse to
take the real estate of the said Harmon Iabour,
de ceased, situate in Fishing creek township, in
Columbia county, nj the appraised valuation put
upon 1t by nm inq ucst duly awarded 10y the said
Court and returned by the sheriff, to wit: that
certain messuage and trnct ol laud situate in the
township aforesaid and bounded and described as
follows ON the north by land Of William White
night, on the east by land of jeremiah Hc-s, ON
the south by lands of Richard Bright, and John
Henry, and on the est by lnud of William Long
containg forty acres more or less with the appur-
tenancCs show cause why the same should not
bc sold. And hereof inil not.
witness the Honorable William ElwCll, Esq.
President of said Court, at Bloomsburg, the lGth
day OF December, AID. l4i,,
JESSE COLEMAN, Clerk, O. e..
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BEAR MEAT.-Wc are obliged to
Uncle Joe Vankirk. of Nankirk'S iIo-
tel, Northumberland, for nice roast Of
bear meat. He killed one Of his inter
esting pets II few days ago, and used
part of it in the way of complimcnting
the printers.-,St0iGu1y Gdzette.
We do not know any good reason why
Uncle Joe should have neglected Us,
knowing our fondness for "bear meat"
Come, Uncle, don't be partial.
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TN THE MATTER or THE METH
4 oniST EPISCOPAL CHURCH At ACTON,

SNbll IpM NSli ~, COLA MBlA COZ MY
To ALI WHOM n MAY CoSUERS:
Take notice, that Aaron boone, John Tr,mhly,
j, Il, FauS, G. - Fowler, !. White, T..W Edgar
william Mincs, G. a. Boone, md Martin An
drewa, being citizens of the state of pcnHSylYa-
mia, being desirOus of acquiring and enjoying the
immunitics and privileges Of u body corporate,
have exhibited and presented to Tho Court OF
Common Pleas of Columbia County, an instru-
mcnt in writing, purportlnE to be the proposed
charter OF the "Mch0dist Episcopal Church at
Alton" township of scott, in the County of Co
lumbla, specifying the objects, articles, cOndi-
tions, mime, style or titlc undrrwhich they have
associated ana mean to associate. And the said
Court having peruScd and examined the said in
strumcnt, and found the objects and conditions
therein SGT forth and contained, to he lawful and
not injurious 10 the community, have directed
said writing 10 be nlcd In the PrOthonutarys OF
flee OF said County, nud notice To he given aCcor-
ding to law, that Application has been made tu
said Court to grant sHid charter, and thut If no
sufficient reason be shown 20 the contrary, by
the first day OF The next term OF said Court
to wit, ON the First Monday of February next
they Will dccrccand declare the persons so asso
ciated To become and be corporation or body
polite, according to the said articles and condi.
lions, and to have continuance hy tho name
style and title in said instrument mentioned.
Bloomsbury, Dee l3,'GI-3t JESSE COLEMAN,
prothy,
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WE would suggest to our subscribers
the propriety of filing the COLUMBIAN.
1t will prove valuable not only as a
ready means of reference to past events
and local occurrences, but in after years
will be a source of instruction and
amusement. Even now parties are
offering the subscription price of the
paper for 4 file of 1867.
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Ghe Columbian.

SEE another column for list of letters
remaining in the Post Office at this
place.
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TRANERSE JURORS,
FOR FEBRUARY TERM, Is.

TRAVERsE JURORS
FOR FEBRUARY TERM lslS
Hloom-John Il. Grotz, samuel Jaeoby.
Benton-Parvln Masters
CCntrc-Auron Fullmcr
CatawiSSa-Gcorgc Gilbert, Jacob Siwank.
Ccntrala Boro-Joscph snyder.
Fishingcreek-JRmcSS :. Patterson, Hiram Hess
Frauklin-Wiiam Ronrbnch.
Green wOOd-GcOrgc Grrenly, NichOlas Eindt,
John Dollman William Thomas.
HemloCk-NehCmiah ltcece.
LaclIson--John J. McHcnry.
Mt. PlcaSant-Willam Howell.
Madison-Robcrt Johnson, Nehemiah Wcllycr.
Mihin--JOhn +. Brown.
Orange-GeO. W. Appeman, james :. Woods.
Roaringcrcck-Samuel Hauc, Nathan nreis-
bach, AMI Craig.
Scott-Churlcs Lee. Joseph I.illey, William a.
Barton, NJ. G.. McCollum, William q. Campbell,
Jacob Terwillger, John Kressler, Thomas Doll
man.
Sugarlont-Janrs seward Andrew l.aubach.
BcrWlck BOrO-JOhn Eggcrt.
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The first and final account Of \. II. Miller, Com-
mttcc of l,cbecca Nanderslicc, "a lunutic,
All persons Interested will take notice that
the account of said Committee has been filed
in the ProthonOtary's Office of Columbia county,
and that the said account Will bc presented to
the Judges Of the Court of Common Pleas of said
county for cXaminat on and confirmation, ON
Tuesday, February fourth, 1865.
JESSE COLEMAN, pruthOnUtary.
Bloom sburr, Jan, 3, ISIS
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-01-10

OS Monday afternoon whilst II little
son of William Brooks Of this place,
was playing with some of his compan-
ions, stone thrown by one Of them,
struck hi II on the head fracturing the
skull. The wound though severe one
is not believed to be such as to cndan =
ger his life.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
nELCOVE INSTITUTE.

II Il 's'sNo ~ iANA' Il ~ "a.
~ English and French Boarding School for
Young Ladies' Accomplished Educators, health.
iul location, delightful riverside residence, and
hoine-likc comfort, are the chief attractions of
some chambers limit the number of boardcrs 10
sixty, second term commences. Feb, lst, 1865 For
Prospectus address to the Principal,
Miss RACHELLE q. HUNT, Beverly n T.
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REFERENCES.
WATCHES WATCAES!.
w GIFTS EOR CHRISTMAS X Nj,

I7ONt UI1IN' EON, I-El.
Tor sale in Bloomshury.
Bloomsbury Dec. 2fg7 Jim
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JURORS FOR COuRToT COMMON

I Z ItVINN TVNN'J II VI VVTII MIN
- PLEAS, FEBRUARY 10Th, 1865;
Bioom-Mnrtin e.. Woodward Newton W. Bar
ton, Thomas Enorr, John Wolf.
berwick Boro.-JOhn MCAnall Isaiah Bower
Brarcrcek-Ju!In W. smith, Daniel kclchncr.
CatawiSsa-Samuel kostenbander, John Kcifer,
Ct,orge ii. Willctts. Lewis Yettcr.
Ccl,trc-John Hill Isaac Hess Mahlon B. Hicks.
COnynShtm--Dart tel r. Mckiernan.
Fishlngci rok-Joscph Coleman, Thos.J Hutch
isOn.
Franklin-Snmu"l HOagland.
lIemloclI-Wm. Lcidy. John Applcmhn, John
Williams William MrNi ichucl. James W. Eder.
Locust-Wm. Fcttermurr, WIN. Hughes, James
A. Fox, Perry Ncars.
Madson-iOscpn XclSlol,
Mane--Alfrci Ycttcrs.
Mihlin--tlisha u. Blown, Lewis Cs:asy.
Orangr-,Inln Welsh.
Pinc-Luther a. Garman, Joseph Treb,rbCts.
SCOtt-JumCS Lake
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A LII Garments made IN the latest ana
"a moet approved Style o. UnN,EERlIN's
Clothing stats, AO-3ln.
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A LII Kinds of Ready Made Clothing
"A nj low figures at tHENnEHLIE Clothns
store Hartinnns block, Bloomsbury, ia. 4a-8m.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
DRY Goops' rtScy Goop5i
JLwELVY ASH .ilfugWtRE.
Worth over s2,ooOOol M to nc ola for ONE
DOLLAN EACH.
ARRANDALE g co.,
ICE nRoADwAY, SEw YORK,
AGENTS FOR EUROPEAN MASyFACTURrS.
Announce, that In consequence of the over
stocking OF the English market, an immense
quantity Of Dry and Fancy Goods have been con-
signed to them with INSTRUCTIONS to be cleared,
tor immcdlate Casl al any sacrihcc. a. q 20,
to their ordinary system Of business ut "a each,
The f5liowinr iist show tho Original WHOLESALE
price Of some OF the artic.el which they now -ner
Dear, Wolf and Buf1alo Robes mona ,i5 W to sJJ W
Sets ef turs, sable, irmine or uoo..,,oo,
Ladies' Muns " hMto @90
CO liars" oWio 4pW
SIR and satin Dress patterns BWto {is59
bsrege aud Egyptian CLOTHS VWto H. w
Alpacca and Muslin de Inines ,lWto Ivy
cambr'c, Thibet and. M9halr 459oto G@go
Silk and Lace Wells 20nto GO
So; FsIsi Hs y ISSs. GA. SSS SSf,sl. cao' 3tS9 5
Handkerchefs, silk, Plain
Hcmsltched and Embroidered, . ,soo
Ladies' and cents Cotton and Wooden
and silk Hose and haltHosCrcr amt. ,ooo
radie, and Gents Mcrlno. Cotton
Linen and Cotton shirts "dd nm o-,.. coo
dorShlr,s each 2Dt0 bW
Coat, Vest and Pantelpon patterns 900
in Cloth Cashmere and Dncskn Sb 70 -aW
Linen and Wooden Table Covers 2O' To NVl
""rsG per S d6Tcn TY'o''u '''" ''''''' Go5to i2oo
Mu5lins White and unhleorhcl ,,n A
per yard 70 10 ~
Fiannels shoyls In woolpu. silk and mcriuO
nubias or clouds. woolen hoods. blankets, men
and muslin sheets velvet and lnorrolco poI,iio
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
DUBLIC SALE
or vALrAntE REAL EsTATE.

DOBBlC SALE
or VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
In pursuance Ofnn order N the orphan. Courl
OF Columbia county Pa, ON Monday, January
Wth. 1868. at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon, Nathan
Miller Guardian Of the persons nnd estates of
Michael and George Fry, minor children of Wm.
Fry late of Mitlln townshtp,said county deceased
Will oppose to sale by public venduc, on the
premises, the undivided onc-tenth interest Of
said minors, in u certain mes,uagc and
# Il 4 G. + OF j. a n d,
containing twenty acres, moro or less, adjoining
lands ot George Mowrer, Reuben Fry, Ilezckiuh
clchncr and others, on which Ia crCctcdH
FRAME HOUSE AND BARN,
The estate the snid wards rs aforesaid, situate
in the township and county aforesaid.
JEssE COLEtAN, Clerk.
psCbHdtiouS of Srle Ten per cent. OF the one
fourth of the purchase money to be paid on the
day of sale; one. fourth less the ten per cent on
the confirmation Of sale, aud the balance In one
year from confirmation, with interest from con-
ilrmation, NJ ~. Purchaser TO pay for deed and
stamps. NATHAN MILLER.
Dec = o.. Guardian.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-01-10

Cot. JoHS q. FREEZE has just pur-
chased for himsclfand number ofpub-
lie spirited citizens, the lot ON the South
west corner of Main and Market streets,
Bloomsburg, for S70O0.-It is proposed
to erect during the coming Summer n
hree or four story brick building seven
ty-one feet by about siXty-ilve; to be oc-
cupicd rs stores, offices, town hall,
Masonic and Odd-Fcllows' Halls, etc,
The building will be put up in the best
and most substan tial manner by cXpc-
rienced workmcn and as nearly as posi-
BILE, fire proof.
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-n.q.7-- TOR NEAT AND CHEAP
-a.-N' JOB PRINTING,
CALI, AT THE COLUMBIAN oFFIcE
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TEIIE UNION HOTEL,

Arch street heiwcen Third and Fourth streets
philHdelpha.
C1TRrTa WEBER,
Proprieton.
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An accident occurred on the CataWis-
sa rail road about two miles from Catta-
wissa at Stranger Hollow bridge. Two
oil cars and cabooSe were precipitated
over the bridge, falling II distance of
ninety feet and were completely dcmol-
ished. The fragments catching fire
were consumed. The bridge was on
fire but the flames We're subdued before
much damage had been done. a brakes
man was asleep in the caboosc at the
time, but fortunately awakened in Eime
to save his life.
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NJ ENtfy pNIfNn UNIN.IN . " W0'7N =. TNI7 NI-
rnngelnent, costing but SO while ltmaY hr worth
sl,H0. No partiHlity showu."-,R
We wish 10 immcdiptciv dispose of the above
magnificent stock. Certificate naming the ar
tcles. are placed In scaled rNN''up,>, url well
mixed. Holders are entitled 10 the articles
named on their certificate upon t!c payment ct
Ten Dollars, whether 1t hr - MI'uG WORTH SlrD
or one worth less. he return ui amy Otuur cvltiH-
cutcs eutitesNoU to the article named thereon mp
on paymentirrespcciiveu ut it, wortn,uud ~ noHr-
Gle valued less than Ten IuiluIa rs named uuHuY
certificate u will HtonCc be that this iSnO lot
terry butt straight forward legitimate tu,nsac-
tonwhich may be participated IN even by tho
mott fnstidiuus.
4 single cert ,hcatc Will hr .rnt ly mail post
paid upon receipt OF - cents Five for /. sixteen
for S2,p, Flty ana elegant premium for ~j, one
um for $40. Two Hundred aud most hupnil-
Watch for eli. To Agents, or thu-N Wishing ccrb
ployment this Is u rare opportunity. 70 Is ~ I'M
itimutcly conducted business duly authorized hy
the Government and open 60 the most careful
SCRUTINY. Try us STANTON bRD-. - co..
No. Park Place,
Dec. G'U7-Sn Conner l..aGvuy \. \
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THE TALMUD.-This weeks number
Of Littcll's Living Age, beginning the
new year and Il new volume, contains
the entire article on The Tamud, which
has excited 50 much interest abroad as
to exhaust six editions Of the Quarterly
Review containing ii; also, the first
part Of Il new story by Charles Lever,
and the usual variety Of other matter.
Littcll Il Gay, Publishers, 30 Broom
field Street, Boston.
A good time TO subscribe.
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A LARGE number of letters have re-
Gently been sent through the Dublin
Post-oflice to prominent Government
officials. On examination these letters
have been found charged with MUIR
dcrous explosive material, and po
liceman who received one was horri-
bly, mangled on opening it. The Fen
ians are charged with having done it.
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WE SELL FOR ONE DOoLAR.

Gold and silver Watches Sewing MHchilc
SILVER Tea sets, silk Dress Patterns, Curpelinss
Domestic Goods, etc.
CIRCULARS SENT FREE,
giving null particulars of our great one pollaI
sale.
Splendid inducements offered to Agents send
ing u Clubs Address, LABONTE ~ BABBlll
No - sudbury street Boston.
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AGENTS FOR EUROPEAN NMASJFACTUMS.
Announce, that In Consequence of the over.
stocking OF the English market, an immense
quantity Of Dry and Fancy Goods have been con
signed to them with Instructions to be cleared,
for immediate Cash, ut any sacrifice. a. q Co.
have, therefore, resolved TO offer thCm according
to their ordinary system Of business ut "a each,
without regard to value.
The following list shows the Original wholesale
price Of some OF the artic.eI which they now -ner
IA
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THE Dwelling House and Livery
Stable which belonged to the late Jacob
Dichl, was sold to George Reiswick by
the Administrators for the sum Of
si3l0.00, instead of Si3l.00 rs published
in last weeks CoLUMBIAN. The mis-
take is pardonablc, as our devil had just
passed the heated excitement which
usually accompanies Il New Years Day.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-01-10

A LII KINDS OF JOB PRINTING
Ffipting Offica
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WE would mildly suggest to the
scranton RepuJiican, that if it bcstow-
ed as much labor in devising means by
which we could receive that paper
daily, rs it does in attempting to prove
that the Democrats murdered every
President elected by the opposition, its
own interests would be promoted, and
its energy directed to II more suitable
channel.
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VNS UR \ nee A q i N c Y.

OVER Coats Cheap t CHE"HERLINs'
tnOihmg store '-hn
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WE observe that the Mob Mountain
song: "IIHen this Old hat wdS nclg," is
displayed in the columns of the UCTaid,
Times, and II'orid, New York over the adj
vertis mont ofal' adingh hat man on nroad
way. lie insists that he has n real oldt
Continental hat to exhibit for the CdiliCa-
tion Of the public, but is careful to add
that he has also all the latest styles OF
soal5rer0 with which to accommodate
his customers. This worthy man OF
hats holds forth at Nos, -and-Broad-
way; and if his taste in hats equal his
taste in rhyme, we conclude he deserves
patronage and success. Ii might be
well to obtain his Continental relic for
the next Nob Mountain meeting.
GENERAL JAIL DELIVERY.-On
Tuesday night last, three prisoners
confined in the Jail at this place, broke
through the wall into the yard Of the
Shcrif's house and succeeded in max
ing their escape. The instrument Will
which they effected their exit, was a
iron bar Of about three feet in length
which had been furnished them hy ,
boy Of his town whose name is known
ON "Wednesday morningoneof the pris
oners hy the name of DOebler Volun
tarllv returned. The others are still Il
large. Their names are Emandus Sey
bert and Il. +. Mastcller. The Sherii
offers n reward Of 500 for the iorme
and $25 for the latter.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-04-11


An order has Just been issued by Gems
Hancock announcing his decision on
certain appeals from those made 1y
Boards Of Registration Ia Texas; for the
purpose Of showing our readers the
points decided iii these cases, we quote
1. The first point is that 9 person ells-
qualified from voting is not restored bg
0iTtsts of Il pardon Section {, OF the
Reconstruction Act of July l9, 1865
expressly forbids registration because Of
a pardon t
2. Those who held State offices prior
to 1861, are not disqualified from that
fact, unless they afterward engaged in
insurTection or rebellion, &c.
3. The Office of Alderman is not an
Office under general law, and conse-
quently does not disqualify.
IL An applicant for registry must be
proved to have engaged in rebellion, &c. /,
before he can be rejected. The decision
of o previous Board is not sufficient
where proof Of the fact was not made
before them.
3. An officer of the State militia before
the war is not disfranchised by the acts
of Congress. 1t is neither an executive
nor q Judicial Office. Such are entitled
to registry
Y 6. Sergeants III the army Of the Uni
ted States are NOT Officers" in the sense
Of the acts Of Congress- Those Of them
who took part in the rebellion are not
disfGanchised.
q. Al member Of the secession Con-
vention, and rejected on that ground
alone, is not embraced in any class dis
franchised by act of Congress. He may
be registered on taking the oath pre-
scribed by the act of March %, 1867.
8. Merely having served il the Com
federate army is not a sufficient ground
Tor rejection Such are entitled to reg
istry on taking the same oath.
8 Mere charges Of disloyalty do not
furnish sufficient ground for rejection.
TO- Clerks of election having held
Office under a general law, are not enti-
tied to registration
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TIae Charge Against COY. alzeEs
Dennstt, of the EEanklin lai5-
ter8 Bonnie whose Unionism I'M
doubted, id ga account Of bus res
cent visit to this city, says
judge Shannon and his tribe Of
carpet-b aggers were preparing t0
cr1cifv Gov. Baker when we left
the city, but We trust the thing
viii prove a failures They have
summoned some of the lowest
white and black dogs ia the State
To bark at the Governor, but the
respectable influences are all i1
his favor. The miserable black
wretch who brought the charge
against the Governor peTiured
himself to start with. Thai mis-
cradle fellow Jacob, who was at
one time engineer on the Opelou-
sas Railroad, boasted that he
would swear against the Governor.
We would not believe him if there
were bur fifty cents at stake on
his oath. Such is Louisiana radi-
calisn. It seeks To pull down our
best and most useful men into the
bitches and CUTTERS, and make
laWgivers and rulers of those who
are besmeared all over with moral
pollution and political filth.
+ None but the brave deserve the
fair. 7 No; andnone but the brave
can live with some Of them.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-04-11

&. 4. Il 4 ( y .
That Puritanical hypocrite,
George William Curtis, advocates,
through the columns of Hmper' 8
1eekJy, the dropping Of Buffers
article from the impeachment
charges. His sensibilities are so
exquisitely delicate that the mere
mention Of ribaldry in oonnec-
ton with one filing SO high an
office as the Presidency 81 the
United States, is too shocking to
be borne, and, III his opinion, se-
riously detracts from the dignity
Of the document, besides Being
calculated to prolong useless dis
cussion. The virtuous indignation
betrayed by MI. Curtis and his
deep sense of the disgrace suffered
by The nation at Mr.. johnson 8
" indecencies of speech would BE
creditable to ST. Paul himself.
Our admiration fol MI. Curtis ia
this this qtolls il only surpassed bY our
regard for the fragile tenderness
oil his nervous system. He should
never be exposed to the rude air.
but kept within the sheltering
walls Of some glass case, Like
stuffed monkeys and prepared
anatomies. None should approach
unless shod III velvet, nor speak
except through the piano notes of
2 Walllng lutte. Ills party is rich
ia the possession of such rare
and delicate curiosity, who can %
into d paroxysin Of commissions al
the mere mention Of Judas Isca-
riot by President johnson. but
who Is delighted with everything
THAI falls from the lips of old Ben
Wade, when swearing an hour every
morning, Us lie saya himself, to
get ali appetite, and notoriousIy
the most blasphemous, course.
vulgar rlihan who ever disefaced
the halls of Congress, integlardina.
as be does, every sentence will
some hideous oath. This Is the
man who such hypocrites as Curtis
ore trying 70 elevate to power, atI
ALL costs and hazards, while at the
same time their tender feelings are
being crpcited bY Ar, Johnsons
ribaldIy For good plain, whole
some lmpudence commend VS. w
George William Curtis.
w % Tsmes