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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-06-02

How TO KILL LICE on CATTLE -
4 correspondent in the Country Gem
tleman dissolved about pint ofstrong
soft soap in pail of warm soft water,
and saturated the whole surface Of
lousy cows body with it; after about
thirty minutes repeated the operation
and in thirty minutes longer took q
pail OF clean, warm water and quickly
and thoroughly washed out all the
soap water and dead lice in large
quantities, put her in warm stable
and cover her with dry blanket. The
next dag, after being thoroughly dried
shc looked and seemed to feel like {
new animal, moro than doubled the
quanty Of milk within twen,y-foui
hours, and Immediately commenced
gaining flesh aud general ,hriliiness.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-06-02

WHAT PADDY WOULD Do.-A party
of young men were telling what they
would do were they shipwrecked fal
out upon the sea, and left bulfeiing
with the waves without plank to sus
tain them. Each one gave his opinion
excepting Paddy Murphy, who after
after being asked tor Eis, replied -
Bad cess to yc, for cowardly set Of
spalpeens ye'd all be aithor saviu
yourselys, an no, ,ryin, to save auuth'
er. Why it's Paddy Murphy that
swim to shore an save himself, an
thin come back and thry to save an
uther."
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-06-02
TIL Il POST.
CaorsE q BESrEB, PrOprle,ors.
f.nnn Inrm RuIca.

The editors of the Country Gentle.
man republish set of farm regulations
prepared by John DelaGeld, OF Seneca
county, New York, twenty years ago,
as fully adapted to the present time
They are really excellent aud worthy
of adoption on every estate MS well as
in the management of other business
where laborcrs or operatives arc EN-
ployod The author of these rules had
them printed on cards. one of which
was put in the hands of every person
on the place:
1t is expected that all persons en-
ploycd on the Oakland Farm will
carefully attend TO tho following sys-
tenn:
Regularity 10 hours.
Punctuality 10 cleaning and putting
away Instruments.
Humanity to all animals.
Noatncss and cleanliness in personal
appearance.
Decency in department and conver.
satloD.
iWplclt oDeulencc 10 the proprietor
and foreman.
Ambition TO learn and excel 10
farming.
Maxims of order and ncatness
|. Perform every operation in proper
season.
.. Perform every operation in the
best manner.
g. Complete every part Of an opera.
tion as you proceed
t. Finish one job before you begin
another.
3. Leave your work and tools in an
orderly manner.
g.. Clean every tool when you leave
of work.
!. Return every tool and implement
to its place at night.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-06-02

"LooK here, bub," said a pedcs-
trian on Main street, recently, who
was loaded down with carpet bag
yallsc. and hat box, (Which is tho
quickest way for me TO get to The
depOtl p Run, you darncd fool,
was the reply Of the quick-witted but
ill.bred youth.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-06-02

A Connecticut man who has worn
q bat for forty years rays it has been
in fashion seven times. Old hats are
always 10 fashion to certain extent,
IT man hasn't got money to buy a
new ono.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-06-02
ERRoRs-OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years
from Nervous Debility. Premairrv Decay,
and all the caects of fyod,hful indiscrciion
will, for the sake Of suffering humanity,
scpd free to all who need it. the receipt
and directions for making the simple
remedy b. which be was cured. Suffer
crs wishing to profit By the advertisers
experience. can do so by addressing. in
pciect confidence. JOHN B, OGDEN.
No. Il Cedar street, New York
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-06-02

Gam. Ia vA-s nlsniv IN the Pacific
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-06-02
REAyERTOwN STOVE STORE
AND
Tinware Manufact0ry.
j. p. SHIRK

Would respectfully. inform the citizens Of
Snyder county that he keeps constantly
on hand large assortment Of
OFFICE,
PARL0R, and
COOKING STOVES
or the latest styles and most improved
patterns, among which are the celebrated
Empire Gas Burner, the susquehanna
Cook, etc, which he is selling at prices
that defy competition. lie also msnufac-
lures and keeps on hand q general assort :
meAt Of Stove Trimmings, Tinware &c.
Special attention paid TO spouting sua
Roofing. Give me . call.
$3.50. l..,-s -. y. GIfRK,
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A WORD TO
CONSERVATIVES.

Being short and practical treatise on
the nature causes, and symptoms Of Pull
miary Consumption, Bronchi It's, and As
thnie ; and their prevention, treatment,
and cure by inhalation. Sept by mai
Free. Address Q. NAN HUMMEL, N
d., 10 West Fourteenth ST., n. Y. l2t
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lCHARLES b. MILLER,
ARCHITECT CONTRACTOR & BUILDER

Walnut, Street, Selinsgrove, Pa.
Is at all times prepared to furnish Drafts,
Plans and Specifications for all kinds OF
Buildings, at the lowest possible rates and
on short notice.
lie is also prepared TO contract for
putting up buildinss either by furnishing
all the material or otherwise.
May ] !, '6o-ly
The evening Argus., 1870-06-06

Lor we'll, no matter; only l guess If you
could stand her cooking three weeks sha mt
pizen you. You Jest wait till call father,
aud zee what lie ssys, won : you
The Deacon, q smiling but unaesning-
looking man, came and stood, with . placid
air, aud listened like an upright and beuev-
olent Justice of the peace 10 The parties be-
fore him; and when Mrs. Howe ended with,
"Well father, what do you say ?" the worthy
man rubbed his chin ,houghtfully, and made
answer, well, I'm sure, Msrthy, l don't
know rs know justly what 70 ssy about it
i declare l don't rightly know Tain,
. thiIg Of my seeking, and luther ! hahn I
no objections, as / know of. Our Young
folks being all married and ont of the way,
- you may say, 'twould be company like TO
have the young gentleman here And then.
on the other hand. don't want you to go to
OVERRIDING yourself, and getting run down.
and laid up sick, and nothing of that sort.
guess you may do as you please about It;
| amt agains. it, and | Amt for it. guess
you're the best Judge, seeing the hett OF !, !,
will come on you so you about ss good
make up your mind about 1t, and l m agree
able either way.r And with this strictly
i'm partial and non committal opinion the
deacon, smlilng pihHuif, fetuihee "
place of business, like the full moon behind
a clond. A few moments more settled the
question Mrs. Howe having done her .SS
ike a yirtuous and discreet -ife' /. 'n"'
supporting her husband. dignity y,mass and ss- ss
-, for herself, rs she usually
s;d s;de' and ,n Mr. Middleton was accepted as a
boarder.
ITo RE CONTINUED
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Govern Yourselves bv Experience.

My child, sg.d five years, had scarlet fever,
and for five days had constant fever. By order
of the doctor gave her syrup of rhubArb; she
took nearly pint, but her bowels continued
closed. On the fifth day the uoct"r said her
bo wells must be opeped she would be lost. 1
proposed brandreth's Pills; to this he would not
she was to weak. C 'nsuifed
with my usbapd d. and we concluded TO give her
three pIils. In ab..ut four h"urs they ope atcd,
filling half full a com non ch.mber after that
operation the fever eft | er, and che rapidly
covered. Ref renee, 200 ClermoLt Av. Broob y IA
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Life is The G.fl Of God.

Whs& are siek this life is obsoure', under
a cloud, oppressed with humers. Exyeri.nce
has taught uS certain means, which never fail
for their removal. The child receives with his
lite he seeds of his death 1t may take one. II
one hundred years, before the seeds bear their
sad iruit, but just as the seeds of dealt
rlpen, lite eases. Purging is the grand safe
guard, becau then what fnsters the seeds
death are tax, away, expei ed from the body.
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DIR. 9. o. RICRARDsCN's
Sherry Wine Bitters.
The Celebratid New England Remedy.

Jazndice, Fever and Ague, General Debility,
and all Diseases arising from a Disordered
Stomach, Liver or Bowels, such as
Acidity of the stomach, Indigestion Heartburn
Loss of Appetite, Costiv. ness Blind and Bleed
ing piIes, Disgust of Food. Sour Er 'ptions Sink
ing Flut'ering of the Pit of the Stom sch. Dim
ness of Vision. Yellowness of The Skin and Eyes.
Pain in the Side, Rack, Chest o. Limbs, and in
ali cases where TONIC is necessary.
). n, HARRIS 4 co, proprietors,
Cincinesti. Ohio
JOHN BENGsToN AND CHAs. A BENSER
jsn22dwly.
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ssTo owners of Hersas and Cattle. (.

TOBIAS DERBY CONDITION POWDERS
L ARE warranted superior TO any othor- or
no pay, for the cure of Distemper, Worms, Bots
Cough, Hide Bound, Colds, DC, in Horses. and
Colds, Coughs, Loss Of Milk, Black Tongue.
horn Distempsr, de-, in Cattle. These "Powd
ers we're formerly put up by Simpson |. Tobias.
son OF DR.. Tobias. and since ais death the de
mand has teen so great that DR.. Tobias has con
.inaed to manufacture them. They are perfect ly
sAie I'd innocent; no need of stopping the
"oislhg OF your animals. They increase the ap-
po.ne' give line coat. cleanse the etou ach and
u Urinary organs, and increase the milk OF COWS
Iry them, and you will never be v,,topt them
ooI fniio r. Bnsh, OF the jerome Patk Race
course Fordhsm NY, would not use them
nhtii ne vas 'oid OF What they were composed
since which time he is never without them ua
has over twenty running horse. in his eba,es
and for the last thr' 5ears has used no oths,
medicine for them Sold by Druggists and s,ore
keepers throaghout the United States Price %
cents per Box Depot, 10 Park Plaee New
York.
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nv
They are 90 constructed that tn. bolts Of the
doors shut behind a -rought-iron flame, which
forms the front Of the Safe. avoiding al danger
Of their being fOreed open ey falling. Owing to
TIE peculiar construction TO the door ianb, they
will resist the action Of fire ter . longer time
than has thus far been found necessary for per
feet safety. having been tcste- ~ the lAr.est
fires IL this countr With 1t single faiiur, t.
p serve their contents. Prices Lower than any
other rc'Iab'e safe. mcA.g .d'y
The evening Argus., 1870-06-06
WILL THOSE AFFLICTED WITH
Cough or Consumption
Read the following and learn the value of
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM.

DR.. LLOYD, of Ohio, Surgeon IN the army Gu
ring the war, from exposure, contracted con-
somption. He says: II have hes fancy in
stating that it was by the use of your Lung Bal
sam that / am now alive aud enjoying good
health"
DR.. FLETCHER, of Missouri, says: 81 rec
ommend your BalsSm in preference to any other
ALLIS's LUSa BAL,As is the remedy to care
all Lung and Throat difficulties. Ii shouln be
thoroughly tested before using any other Bs
sam. It will cure when all others fail. Direo-
tions accompany each bottle.
j. n. HARRIS & CO.
Sole Proprietors, Cincinnati, OHIO.
Sold by all Druggists.
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Manufactured BY
Herring ~ Z o.,

80 sTArE srsEET. CHIC '1'.
P.,,,,, ca,ner Iath street and Indiana Ave.
HERRING. FsRRFL EBMAN. No 2t5
Bro. t-ry CO Murray street.. New forS.-
Hrrr,nr. Farrei 4 Co. PHiisd 'Pnia herring.
Fsrr.I a Sksrman, New Orleans. mchl< dsod
The evening Argus., 1870-06-06
IMPORTANT TO PARENTS !!
We wish to call the atten ntion of every person to
HI AY ES'
Vegetable Worm Tablets,

Winch are rapidly superceding all medicines
heretofore introduced q remedy against that
troublesome pest-WoRas.
They rave been In use for many years, during
which time their sale has been unpreordr,ted
These TABLETS contain no Cutomei, Anti,noru ar
ther poisonous drugs, but are PURELY VEGsr4
Bile, and may be given freely and with the full
assurance that they will destroy all worms exist
ing in the intestines. Should there he no worms
las the symptoms may occasionally arise from
some other oause) no harm can result from their
use, but they will be found beneficial pre-.
tentative of Worms. In cases of indigestion.
and diseases arising from o disordered or disea--
ed state of the stomach or bowels, they are un-
equslIed.
They a perfectly harmless and certain
remedy for worms, in either children OF adults,
an d are
FREE FROM ALL NAUsEoUs TASTE.
GIVE THEM ONE TRIAL.
- Fnii Dire tions in English and German
| accompany each b. K. None Genuine without
'"e Joo-H""e signature of the pr prhtors.
PRICE 2S CENTS PER Box.
| For sale by all pyugy,.ts
~. Ne q WILLIAMS, Proprietors, Lock
AofA' may II -dsod&wIw
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-o21L1ARD's xAcar CLUE


SMOKING is the fines Bright T bacc, made. be
ing tree from Nicotine -hich Is extracted by q
patent process, II does not II JHre weak cunsJltu
tons. P-roons OF sedentsry occupations, - well
as students sI-i literary men vii hnd rope OF
the Jar,ous after Effects. resulting, from ordins
tobacco, and pound VIII LAST ~ Ict rs long
as other kinds Il dOes not clog the pipe, nor
burn the tongue.
loRILLA ADS EUREkA Smoking has be
come 50 popular, that many limitations Of y
worthless character offered for "a e hv some
dealers herause thes can NY tie counterfeit ar
tlcle for tile lees; anf az the same sre caIcu-
lated 10 deceive the custoneTs ", dcsire 20 di
rect their atteuun to the imposition that is
Practicud upon them they sre the main To-
sers thereby. being Obliged TO pay as much at
retsil for II viii huy the Cenuilr article.
In addition 60 the above. We have many favor
ite brands, which Will he shown with pleasure
circuAr. giving prices. i scoun,s, terms, Ac..
will he mailed upon application.
LORILLARD'S CENTURY Chewing has now
become 20 well-kucwu that Ne deem IL useless 10
pack 500 daily in the una tin fol papers any
longer and have therefore discontinue the same
Oar various hrani- of Sinking. Cbewincs. Plug
TohArcos, and Sunfs. will be found upon trial
MT only popn'sr goods, but at prices defyin z
eomPe ition from responsible manufacturers eve
~ where NeRe continually projuc NJ oveI-
ties to which the Notice Of the Trade j. invited
:" L0RILLARD 4 co.
l6. Is and 20 Chambers ST., New York
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WESTERN UNION RAILROAD,
NOW OPEN TO
Rock Island!
SUNNI er Arrangement!

TIE .hort and dire-t route fr, n Racine Nil
l. -.uk... aLd all points in Wiseopslu, to
Root Island ana Davenport. and ali poIbt. in
Southern IO.a and Kansas.
On and after sun1sy, Nay Eth, IS7e. trains OF
the Western Union RsliTus5 -iii leave snc ar
rive st Rock Island. - foli,u
Trsins leave Rock Island o. $50 . n. sui
s.eO .. N.
Arnv.st Rsck Island, 5:5t ?. n. ard II.5S
q. m
Msting slo's coinecjian With ra.ren g,r train.
At The fol-. wing pyIuts:
AT RACINE JUNCTION. from .Bd O. Mi
vsukse a. a Chicago.
AT CLINTON. from and 70 all points 10
Northern Wisconsin -Dd Stnne.ots
All FkEEFOhT. from and TO GA..Bs. DI-
bugue, sud sll points North and We.L
AT SAVANNA, With steamer "BeBd' 'r,oB'
frou and 20 Dubaque- ard With ST. P.ui Pack -
AT FULTON, 18th trains from. and TO Cedar
Rapids. Nsrthsn. Boone .nd CmsEA
At ROCK ISLAND, vita train. frou End TO
kgscatins. Wfshugton. IezE CiiV. 6ruIell,
Des Moine., Om~ha ard the Unon Pacific
Railroad; and sIih ,tesu,r, fTcu and 10 all
points on the Mi.si.iPpi riter beiEern kock
Island and ST Louis Rate. Of freigh' snd fare
Away. .. low BY thi. o.. J., o'bsr hues-
D.. OLiN, G-p1 sGPt-
E p. BARNES. Ass't sGpt-
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MHDxUAL.


Has been tested in every variety of climate,
aud by almost every nation known TO Americans
1t is the almost constant companion and inesti-
ma BILE friend of the missionary and the traveller;
on and land, and no one should travel on our
Lakes or Rivers without IL
Be sure you call for it, and get the genuine
Pain Killer rs many worthless nOstrums are at
tempted TO be cold the great reputation of this
valuable medicine.
~ Directions accompany each bottle.
Price IS cents, so cents and si.eo per Bottle.
Sold BY sll Medicine Dealers.
The evening Argus., 1870-06-06
NEW CROP TEAS.
GREAT ABDUCTION.
Get Fresh foods and Save Money.
Great American Tea Co.

Great American Tea Co.
Established 1851
are now receiving the choieest EARIY PIcKISGs
NEW CRoP TEAs from the best cultivated dis
tricts of China aud Japan.
These t,as have been selected With great care,
sDd vi especial reference TO the taste and wants
OF our cu'toners. They are very fresh, aud of
the choicest flavor
We shall nov FL "club orders" from these
new crops Teas in qusntite. TO .uit our custom
ers. at grestiy reiuc, pri -es, white the goods
Of the freshest dcscr ption. Literal .scounts
allowed to Clubs Of $50 and upwards
PRICE LIT or TtAs.
ooone Biaok), 5Oe.. 6oc., zoe soc, hes, 30 cts
Mixed (Greeu and Black ], SOC. see, stc., SOc,
best &c cas-.
Souchoug Black. SEC eec., best 81.
English Breakfast Black, best 81 IS.
Imperial (Green), soe., s0c., 81, 81 10, be.,
81 IS.
Young Hyson tG,senl. 6Oo.. zoe. So f., 9Oc., 81,
81 10, best 81 20.
Uneolored Japan, see, 81, 81 10, best 81 %.
Gunpowder (GreeB), g. 2s, best 81 SO.
0cffee Roasted and Ground Daily.
GROUND COFFEE, I5c., 2Gc., 25c., Svc., Ssc per
pound. tells. Saloons, Board ng house Keep
ers. and Famine. who use large quantities of
Cofer can sconomize in that arIicl. hy using our
FRENCH BREAKFAST md DINNER COZ
PEE vhicb cell at the los price Of 25c
per pound, warrant to give perfect satifsc
tion.
Consumer. can save fr n 5 TO s profits BY
purchasing Of tas Great American Tea Com
. Iany
BY our system Of supplying clubs throughout
the country, consumers in all parts of the nited
Stsres receive their teas at the sane prices
With the small addition expense Of trsn.por
tr.ronj though ,hey bought them al ourwh le-
sale -arehouses in this eitF.
All goods warrsnted or the money refunded.
PoST-0FFICE orders aud drafts make paya-
bic to the orcer Of the GREAT ANSRICAS TEA
COMPANY. Direct letters TO and orders 20 the
GRktT sMEEIciN TEA CONPaNY,
Nos. 81 and 81 vesey Street
/ Posr- r-orFIcE Box No 5.64S. New YoRK CRY
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-07-16

they Dad always looked back upon such
timesas the workings of kind Provi-
denee in shosing them hop 1gterly
useless their Mes had been, aid hid
banked God who had taken such
means. thongh they were harsh ohessso
make them more profitable to them
selves and others. took my place in
the sick room, while this kind lady
cooked some foodNfor the family lis
through her instructions, and my own
earnest endeavors, that can now pro-
vide q good table, and set dainties be-
fore my guests, Of which / can say
with self satisfaction and pride, / pre-
pared them oil. I paid particular at
tention to this department of my
daughters education, and before any
OF them were married, they were con-
versant with every branch of house
keeping, and ! have the satisfaction of
knowing that if reverses should attend
them, and they should be suddenly
hurled from affluence to poverty, they
would still have skillful hands 10 de-
pend upon, and would not be therefore
altogether helpless"
MRS. M. WYNKooP.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-07-16
FROM NEW YORK.
Penn YAM, July 10, Is

ENN n AN, July ~, lelO
70 Che Editor Of the WoEEIS0HAS's ADVOqtu
Allow me to say q few words ihrOus
the columns of the ADVOCATE aboa
Iron Molders Union No. 40, Of Seea
Falls, New York, and their grand Bali
on the eve Of July 4th, 1870. We
were honorcd with a compliments?
through their Corresponding SecretaE
VIM. Greer. So we were on hand and
must say it was the largest and grant
est we ever saw in that town. TVerir
two sets danced at a time, and VhIs
those were dancing, there were scms
sixty or more ladies', with their sweet
hearts, partakirg Of ice cream ADJ
lemonade, which the boys had mode
for the occasion; and we must say ih
cream and lemonade were very goods
we tried them several times and Oush
to know. The Committee Of Ars1g
ments all done their parts well, and 7
did Roberst's full Band, which iurHrt
cd music for the occasion; and ID o.
it was a grand success. And here Y
will say 70 the officers and members Y
Iron Molder's Union No. 10, except a
sincere thanks for the "comPhmenlaF
and the good time We had, and I"
hopeto be with You on many sucn Wy
casions TO dance that "Shoo fly'
Nj. HESSEST
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-07-16

a aeT rinht n1ll and void. No m,-
any r'ght 70 ask anything Il ~" y h
s sC EXCEPT r.n5", for public services i sD ".
anotler name for favoritisr" y Is r
ENG K,ngs and demagogucs, and u u" nee
limit I!1 and is worthy Of u ~ Knows D.
Y orKlnsmen Of the East, nn N fesIert
%and justice for yoursclv Tnal ,yo9d,
longer toward the setting su 4 e ioot y
from an over-crowded p or" lo'reie
lor homes for yourselves ap5 a asS3
Your mtsrepresenta,,ve, Sa ru chlldra
to buy territory in the rpc; nase niEoa
frost. millions for themselves T,s o. on eiens
favorites, millions for mor roS ald her
nothing for you. OPOheS
,;,i te !, }! you know this land Il yon,,. ],
!lt1e has been copsecrated and 5Td n, y
ism cannot ALLEVIATE il. Tbo a. iiayo1t
Tn the soil is The means of so %.V,slon
Liberty Its possession i NJ "
right bcqueatLed to man. WI ueaieS
Ter i to rs whether those "puI MINI !. 9a
ed gentlemen" are called LorJa a' y SplH.
Or Mllllonares % long As thp;r D9kq
Cypress us the same. To the ~ ,.o acI0a
those lands ! would say oror,i I.Ope 4
&c, and see 10 it that ,bSSo 80, Grga
free and devoted to he worEi" rI'o ",
interests, not to interests If a meg
mg-scoundrcls, such AZ are III, ufPcdd
known TO you all. '' 700 W.
oETrLER AND LE.c,r.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-07-16

At recent meeting Of the Pre-empt-
ors Union, at Washington, an organi-
cation which was started q few months
ago, hut which has rapidly increas-
"a IL numbers as wei ss ;aiiacnce, aad
whose r.1eot IS to ccsis: N. tac...es
alienation of lhy public ards W Con-
gress to cOrpOrg~5Ds sud individuals
for sale and speculation, the follow
ing resolutions were unanimously ad-
opted:
Whereas, The soil and its prOductiO MS, the
capital and commerce Of the country are chief y
under the control Of few wealthy bankers
and INSCRIPTIONS non workingmcn who are
seeking by the introduction OF Chinese or coOlie
labor to make themselves entirclv independent
Of and superior to the millions Of our industri
Gus citizens, with view TO compel intelligent
labor to submit TO the cxActions OF capital ss
welded by greedy monOpOlists and
Whereas, The disposition and ability Of these
mOnOpOlists TO cOrrupt.the CO ordinate branches
OF the Government and evade the Law has been
frequently verified Of late therefore.
Resolved, That it is a solemn duty which we
as settlers and workingmcn owe TO ourselves
and to pOeterity to resist by every means, legal
or legitimate, the accomplishment Of the designs
Of the few to subvcrt republican government and
enslaVe the many.
Resolved, That NC will earnestly oppose,
with our influence and our votes ell who are, or
may hereafter be, in any way instrumental in 50
curing legislation IN relation toChincse or e0otie
laborers that does not prohibit them from com
ing to, or remaining in the United States and
that we earnestly recommend the use Of every
proper means to discourage their further import
alton or emigration and Encourage their export
alton as speedily as possible aud until tuch
time ae Congress servant Of the sovereign
people-shall resume It's constitutional control
OF the land, the money and the commerce, and
honestly administer the Government 1.-THE other
co. ordinate branches being Purgcd) in the in
ercst Of the masses, We shall insist upon the
entire exclusion of coolies from the United
States, as we will resist every other agency EN-
plOy ed by tyrants to Cnslavcs the working men
and women Of the naion.
Resolved, That the recent massacre oil Chris
tians in Pckfn, which has sent a thrill of horror
throughout Christcnjom, forcibly illustrates
the utterly alen'charscteT Of this heather people
to our civilization, and their untitness to- ANAL
gamate with our citizens politically, socially or
industriously.
1t was also determined to send q
Delegate to the National Labor Con.
gress, which is shortly to meet at Gin
cinnati.