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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-13
MAIiklho Il.

cdet that q sound mind &nd body arc thG ~" n
aaesssary unss requisites to promote c"Hn""!al hs5
,,n uness. indeed, without thos9, the Joufn:e
r't'1s lrhrousl lic becomes we.;y piIscjn.s", IL
NJ, nros nSct hourly darens to tho vn%' lhn 'Il!.
,ccymcs shnIowod with dcspair an E'sHh Wv
IL, mol,.arl oily reflection tna4 tn" h''rlI''''
.nnIhnr becomes biiEaLoG vita your own
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-13

uN1a asTERl a.-..- PLASTER .
PhASTERl
To arrive per
HChOoners flnla,
W. W. Marcy,
j. B. Austin,
L. Bcrco, and
r. j. mra(ton.
For sale 1T low osL market prices ~ ,>
ND ii HOOE, WEDDERBURN u Go.
A RARE TI-A Rentiema
a wishing to retire from business o''ers ns,.h :"
.yrhanpc his one half interest III al old osIao-
Iish" md fashionable dry goods store ON Penn
syIvnnis avenue. Washington city, Tor v'Ig.n- 81
il lands. Value of interest estlIiAlcd NJ "'"'-
(yIj tn S30.UW hpply ut once TO
WV " SMOOT S. MILLER,
.r IG Knnl Est. Brokers, III King strccI.
AlEW GOODS Received this day, :, ho,1;cm,- " &c FL,
II Inr's Rheumatic Cordial. DE Blng,s vlalu-
,nI liln Remedy, Gum Cnmphor, Sulphatc
Qni"%o ulp4s!s MHspSno M Inna Hn" w.ls. Mss. S'
ll,s '"I. I,,urh syrup, SulPnurlc Aciut
no%'s Line, Mace, Ul"vos. Ailspico and Genuine
English Mustard I,NNEY SEQ.
i,,I, I" - .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-13

large supply Of the above article ,,a direct
from tho Springs in kentucky' 1oE fnST2N ss'S Py
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-13

Who have injured themselves by q r",
tain practice, intulxed, in, nil1,a hso' o, 'T"
quontly esrnS! from Scb eyi cop'1.;Sh ra n;ghtv .r
sSn0O svoD xhen seo asIoor s art # not cured rendn'
and boay, s5ou!a sppIy mmodisi'I: msS tho hope o.
his country, tho pride OF his parents shoun %"
sr.tchod from ali prsspncs tnl G,'yr.ro!''I Irn =,
,I nrlb ~ Of nsture, and ndulgng in !" certaan 50
trst r hsbit. ;uch persons must. ""l"r' c"n'e'"'
platipg
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-13

BOYS AND YOUTHS DRESS SHOES.
A good stock Of newstyios of lino quality and
at low pricos.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-02-18
Postss Telc0raphv.

Mr.. Ramsey. Of Minncsota, has introduced
into the House bill providing for tho cs,ab.
liskmcnt of Postal Telegraph system, and
tho incorporation Of the United States Pos.
tal Telegraph Company. Il authorizes tho
Postmaster General TO establish telegraph
offices in connection with rost.otllccs in ev-
cry State and village where telegraph sta.
tons arc now maintained, and at such other
places on the line Of tho telegraph as tho
business Of the Company may require.
To provide for the reception of messages
II every poatal telegraph Office, sub Office,
and street lottcr.box, for their transmission
between postal telegraph offices, by contract
with the postal telegraph company, and for
their special and immediate delivery where
letter delivery is provided by Inv, Or
within onemilc Of every postal telegraph.
Office where there Il no delivery and dc.
livery At special zatcs bcy9na euch limit.
excepting messages transmitted st might,
which shall be delivered the ncxt morning.
Ho is also directed to provide for tho trans
mission Of messages by mail TO or from tho
nearest postal telegraph Office when rceeiv.
oa for or destined to any place not having
such IN Office; for the transmission by tclc-
graph of postal money orders; for tho trans
mission of the message in special cascs; for
priority Of transmission, and for transmits.
sion where tho whole amount due has nYt
been paid. e..t .- .a..st--s.. Fl, j.. "a
Tho rate 70 be paid for transmission and
delivery Of messages Of twenty words Or
figures or lcss, including date, address and
signature, shall not exceed twenty five cents
for each and every five hundred miles, or
functional part thereof, measured In an air.
line; and for each additional five words or
figures, or less, one-flfth of the above rates.
A Commissioner Of Telcgraphs 10 to be
appointed and punisl,ncnt provided for di.
vulging the contents of messages, or win
fully obstructing their transmission. Is
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-02-18

Robson Crssoe's, famous isle has been
colonized by q well-oryanizcd company Of
German cmigranta Il Yas ccdc', In 1888,
10 Robert Wchrdam, On engineer from San .
ony, who, after serving the United States
as Major during the war Of the rebellion,
engaged in explorations for railroad com.
papies in South America. He has induced
. company Of Germans, sixty Or seventy IN
number, 10 migrate to this island, and they
are quite delighted with their prospects.
They lind II lovely and fertile spot, stock.
Cd already with herds Of wild goats, and
with few wild horses and donkcys. They
have brought with them cattle, swine and
fowls, agricultural and fishing implc.
mcnts, and all ,needful equipments fora fores
stropg colony, The gTotto, 50 famous % g
Dobinson,s housc, st;ll remains i, y atty:
ted u 4 large valley, covered with ~ " exu: q;
ber,nt growth Of Wild turnipA, "A Chila9
yopss sstsr, who haa charge of The ~ swine y
aasixned % this valley, s ,hs surnips aiiSrd
eeol fsellng 70 tho swine, be may revive
1ncmorics OF Robinson by taking possession
Of tho grotto.,, A. Juan Yesnsndc1 r. now
arseulaf sioppias, plscs vhsrs y g,vhalsrs, h !,
Jake in wood and wassr, We shall hsveI trei,
quen. reports III oi sha l FORTUNES aas ef ~ new
cosonilaNts> 30 % adslpr. aa b7aaoi siadi1s
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-02-18

. An AcroR's TRoUDLEa-Tho Pists1ury
Gazette Is responsible for the following &C.
count of ''IIamlct'' under difficulties, as
lately played by Mr.. Edwin Adams, ut u
new theatre, in Masillon, Ohio: There was
no property man, no scene shiftcr, no ~
pernumcrary. Matters were arranged,
however, and when the time for raising tho
curtains arrived, ii was asccrtained that
there was no signal bell The grave dig
ger" was dispatched to procure that ncccs-
sary article, and soon returned with . large
dinner bell. The signal was given, but the
curtain did not 60 up, for tho simple reason
that there was no ono to pull It up. Tho
ropes were maaued by Hamlet and strong
pull was made. when the curtain rose slow
". AT this juncturc the leading man Of the
town who occupied . private box, arose and
addressed the audience, inAicting upon
them speech of one hours duration. Tho
curtain then went up Hsu,lct beiag re.
enforced by the ghost. The piece progress
cd finely under tho circumstances, 0pAe'i1
being compelled to play tho Queen until the
fifth act, when Il was ascertainel that there
was no skull Mr.. Adams insisted on hay.
ipg something to represent YorieEs era
MUM The oAsss was accordingly dispatched
to physician to procure skull. After .
brief absence, ho returned with an entire
skeleton of man, which he handed TO MI.
Adams, who looked as if in araazcmens, and
exclaimed frantically, My God how can
say. 'Alas, poor Yorick,' with these shin
bones dangling about my legs J" The
gravc.diggcr was commissioned to procure
the much needed skull, and happening y
be member ofa certain society where be-
knew there w.s a large skull and cross
bones male Of wood, he soon returned with
1t and the play went on, Mr.. Adams while
speaking his lines relating 70 Yo6ek, hold
ing the largo wooden skull AID cross-boncs
with both lpanda }o~71s.zm9,1 H. asi,
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-02-18
POET Y. &.
The Jolly Old I'cdogoguc.

'Twas = jolly Old pedagogue. long ago.
Tall and slcndcs; and salIow and dry;
Ills form wss bcnl and his gait was slow,
Jlis long. thin hair was - white - snow,
But wonderful twinkle shonc In his eyo:
And - sang every night - he went 70 bed
"Lse ~ b happy down hese below,
The living should live, though the dad b dsad,
Said The jolly cid psdagoguc. long ego.
tle taught his scholars the rule Of three,
Writing and reading, and history, too:
lie took the little oLcs up on bic knse,
For kind old heart In bis breast had he,
And the wants Of the iittIcst child be kscw.
Learn when you're young, he often said.
'Thcse's much to enjoy down here below;
0es sss the living and rest for the dead"
SaSd this Jolly old pedagoguc, long ago.
With the stspidest hoy he was kind and cool,
Speaking only In gcatlest tones;
The rod vas hardly knows In hIs school-
whipping - him WAS . basbaroas rule,
Ard too hard work for bic poor Old bones;
R.sIdcs Il was painful, he sometimes said,
I'VE ,nust make life pleasant here below,
The living need charity more than tho dead"
said this jolly Old redasoguc, long ago.
lie lived In tho house BY the hawthorne lane,
With the roae and w0odbinc over the door;
His room was quiet, and ncat and clean,
but spidt of comfort there held reign.
And made him forget be was old and poor.
~ seed 20 little, be often said,
''And ny friends and relatives hero below
Went litieatS over me when am desd,'
Sssd ths jolly Old psdagoguc, long ago.
Vhse ths jolly Cd pedaesgues wdskled fses
AslSsd I'll ovss In ssnsisins sniles:
h selssd bic glass With % Old school grace,
Chssl1sd sad clipped, and psattled apacc,
1Sll ths Moses xFew merry fr0m cellar 70 tilea
- pretty osd asn, - be gently said;
II have linscscd long time here below;
but my heart 10 feceh Il ~ youth IL dead; =
ssid the jolly Old pedaeoguc, long ago
lie smoked bio pipe In tho balny air
Every night VIXEN the sun wcnt down,
While the sott wind played In bis silvcsy hair,
Leaving IT, tesdosest kisses there
On the jolly Old pedagosuc's jolly old crown,
Ard feeling the kisecs he smiled and said,
'"Twss giosious world down here below;
''why wait for happiness til VIC are dcsd7"
SAID the jolly Old pcda:oguc, long ago.
He sat q bic doos one midsummer night,
Afses ~ sua hsA sunk In the wcst,
Ard the Wagering beams Of golden light
xsds his kis1Dy ~ taco Iook warm and bright,
While the ohosous light wind whispered rest !;
Gently, gently. he bowed his head;
These were angelo waiting for him, know;
jlc was sure Of bis happiness, living Or dead,
This jolly old pcdagoucc, long ago
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-02-18
.Woassa,s Suffrage.
II Becomes Possi6lity ssiA Ms BrisisA
Parliament

II Becomes Posstblity siM Ms BrisisA
Parliament.
There Is, hear, q possibility that woman
suffrage will be carried this very neat ses.
sion of the Parliament, incredible as such
thing might appear At first sight. It can
only be done, of course. by party govern
mcnt, and equally, Of course, it 10 tho To-
RIGS who contemplate adopting it as party
measure. Mr.. Disraeli's education may bc
tried once more, though he will scarcely
suffrage 10 woman is merely carrying out
the traditions and creed of the only consti-
tutional party. It is to be put. upon tho
more Ineligible and interesting ground
that it will pay. One of the most cautious
advocates Of tho measure in Parliament re-
CARDS such step As not only possible, but
probable. If taken, tho bill will bc likely
70 pass almost unanimously, since tho ma
jority of Liberals are quite alive to the dan
scr Of being outbiddcn by their old enemies
in such matter, and they certainly, will
not vote against it as party. On the ncr-
its Of the question thsy wouN diyidc. Sir
John Colridgc, for instance, is warm ad-
vocatc for woman suffrage, and Mr.. Bright
10 equally strong against IL. II b pretty
generally felt that since the concession Of
the municipal suifagc to woman, no very
logical reason can be adduccd for refusing
them the Parliamentary. The suffrage
resting here on property qualification, for
householder and lodgcr amounts to that.
the arguments that can he used against It in
America arc not applicable here, and there
seems no middle course between admitting
women to the franchise on its existing la.
sis, or substituting manhood In the place of
household suffrnge. Whether the working
men would come into scheme for univcr-
sal suffrage instcaal of manhood suffrage Is
very doubtful. However that may be, the
leading advocates Of tho woman's move.
mcnt are extremely hopeful Of nearer sue
cess than would have been thought possible
six months ago Ivy the most confident of
them. You may rely on their Judgment
with more certainty than on that of some
of the lcaders of the same m0vcmcns in
America And It can do no harm to repeat
that the really able, clcsr-hcaded, and mod
crate men and women who control the
movement here have no desire to 10 idenii-
fed with movement of such scope as Is
attempted in America-LOadOn CVrrss-
posdence N. 7 Tribune. stS ''-
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-02-18
Governors for1s7O!

The following is the list Of Governors OF
the thirty.sevcn States of the Union for
1870. The six whose names arc printed in
ltslic are Democrats; all others arc. Rcpub-
licans The figures indicate the expiration
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-02-18

. a Artsaeh paper mentions tl,as aecosdlnE
tDilettsss from 81 Psteflbufy vast coca
spltaet a.aanSs the Me of shs csaf ~ eee1
discovered. The center Of action ~ ~
Olcses, and tue pupils Of tho universities
~ principal psuuaotsra 1T Is Nsahsd that
the csaSpln1Srs, ID order to'eassy ous' 'shs'r'
object hsa sg1elvol ~ te6r up ~ paisdu'
ring ~ sjtasA1 se'tAs . DmFesur fto1
OdessA soaeA Rsaessars bot ne sisid sur
slllaacoissscinbd Uvisr Ne wholS Iasspss-
vsasod ,Nsia fssm eanying 90 ltAcir psAAi
sTAe Sy1ep6oserG11s IN, wisnout sxects,oae
| EDiiilna1 aaae sodleoesabso isssltnse ~
Eshat not alnglc Pole hes been Ssdod0
ttsjr ranks. s sa
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-02-18
Work and Think

Hammer, topgs and aavils ringing.
Waking echoes MI day hong.
la dsep-toncd voicc arc singing
Thsifty Labors iron song.
ytosn th0ussnd ny wheels boundin9,
From, th0asa,sd hummlng looms,
Might and day the notes rcsounding
Through the misty fact'ry roomA
Lsstsn woskoen, to their playing.
There's advice In every clink:
Seiil they're sipging-stiIl They're saying
"Whilst you labor, learn 70 MiMk!"
Think whas power lies Within you.
FOR what tsiumphs yc are formed.
II In aid Of bonc and sIncw,
Hearts by emulation warmed.
1ielty though 70 ". . nd cherish,
What shalt hold yous spirits down!
avhat shall make your high hopes perish!
Why shall - mind Fortunes frowns
Do you wish for psoaL pleasure! ......
Thirst Ut Lcarnings foant to irink9
(ssve % honor, fame or pleasure !?
Ys the germs havs-wosk aud think!
Think: but not alone Of living,
Like the horse from day to day;
Think! hat nat alone Of giving
Health fos peaf, OF soui tos payl
Think! oh, b. machines nO,ongcr- ....
Think twill make you frcshcs, stronger;
Link you to the great and good!
Thought exalts aud liehtsns labor:
Thought forbtls tho s0ul to sink!
scif-rcsIcct aud love for ncighbor,
Marx tho men who--w0,k and thipki
ThInt !-and 1t the thought new nerve vou--
Think Of men wh0vc gone before;
Leaving Tustrous names 10 servo you; -
Yours the path they plodded o'cr! .--.f
Freedom nghts and wins hcs charter
with the sword Of thought-thc pcnl .4s
Tyranny can and no quarter
In tho ranks Ut thinking men. -
Think, for thoaght's wand of power FL
POwW 70 make oppression sink; s't
Grasp ~ thea the precious dOwcr! ...
P0isc it-wicid it--work and think!
llO0 your hcad M toiliny b'othc1; e s.afs
''AonSst ~ b. Il pc'Sr forgot. ....:
a.abos, for ourselves and others,
u for msn noble lot: ...-.i "a.
NOhlrr far. and boiler, higher;
Than vain luxury can claim, - .
II but zeal and worth inspire.
Ard true greatness hs our aim. r-6a
Power to compass this b givc.-- -=
Power thst forms the stsoagest link
'Twixt IN upright man and heaven,
His noSasss powsr..the powsr 70 GAiSk.
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COulc III OOSWu, $SOV,VVV
Fashions latest decree Is that wedding
cards shall be rose -colorel. '.
1t isproposed to make tho American
weekly paper in Paris daily. .t.. !,
-Fire-proof furniture 10 the latest scisn-
tific announcement In Germany. .-la.E y
'4- -Colorcd note-papes and rustic mono
grams are once moro fashionable. - '|U /
g. Miss Readhcad has made her debut in
tragedy at In Crosse, Wisconsin. '....' /
4. -One hundred and twenty five different
journals are issued In Philadelphia.
The first iron building ever seen in
America was erected In Boston in 1842.
= The Hell S.acer is the title of religious
newspaper published at Lancaster (Pa.)
"A Mobile youth recently read from bis
Bible LET not the wicked trump over me. {"
The steam whistle at Cape Elizabeth
blows blast that is audible six miles out.
1T is predicted that 1870 will bc an un-
usually successful! and prosperous business
year. ' ."..
Bowed legs arc caused by the habit Of
children rubbing the soles of their feet to-
gcthcr. @'' ''
A French inventor has taken out pa
tent for stockings with gartcrs attached
to them"
Rev. DR.. Osgood estimates that per-
son can make . trip to Europe for % In
gold day. .rar .
"A Hobokcn editor being challenged,
sent word in reply: "Whcn I want to die
can shoot myself" r..rr-.r ANT "A.
IN. Victor Noir was to have been mar.
ried on the evening OF the day when Prince
Bonaparte killed him. 3, .rsi.,ss-
They call tho girls In the Treasury De-
partment, who scissor postal currency,
"Rcvcnpc Cutters" .....,'.. '" ....s. ..., '.,
Fisk, Jr, has withdrawn the libel suits
which he had against the New York III.
bunc, paying hisown costs. ,ars d.y
"A really neat housewife recently killed
herself. She scrubbed tho floor 20 thin
that she fell into the cellar. ..s.. .n.
o. Faxon, once editor OF the
Louisville Courier, died . few days since at
Clarksvillc, Tenn, aged about -. B f-s.
the lramatist, was asked II he
knew Theodore Hook. EYES," replied the
wit '.look and Bye are old associates. y - = i.
Geo. 8. Merriam, of Springfield,
has declined the professorship recently Of
fcrcd him in the Chicago Theological Somi-
nary. zgns1g T. if lsd II 45gg.,. ~ saE w.
,d Tho Government ssles Of 5000, 900
acres Of Texas lands. disposed Of for IN.
paid taxes, brought into tho Treasury only
$4,000. as4e@.5182 rgys
"A little girl. seeing . litter of kittens
for the first time: expressed her opinion
''that somebody had shaken pussy I'll to
pieces. - - =83fs ,sr1i4aoqg sH tatE' gai@
"a little girl ssnt out to hunt for eggs
came back unsuccessful, complaining that
''lots Of hens were standing around doing
nothing" ' Il 20 l3aiap 80 #@e .i4aAl1s1
THE Atlanta Conssifntion speaks Of Judge
Joscph +. Brown and General A. II. Ter
q 8 the probable United States Senators
from Georgia sa.dsg!2 sa 32i7f Oil q ao.i
i : Charles Fenno Hoffman, prominent
among, New Tork 1iterati : .quartcr, Of !
century ago, has beeul for twenty yearsaa
inmate Of IN insane asylum ..1sf. ,ia ~
-Dr.!J. Mott Smith, formerly of Lanstng-
: sNf, u :. III = Has
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-02-18

w'shln q miles. ot Tuscsa, AIisaolalA
Aalor Deme'd ewns . silver mine wAScA +,
psrhaps. the richest on the co.,i.ark.' r.
~, p'eoe o{ rock sent y New Yo;sk a1I,;. aI1I;.
aeyea over eie,oee - ~ ton and ! sstse.
Iseas a'ssy AheGed . yield ei. ~ Oo0an
WV WV .sesi
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-02-18

i DarKxRK FIsm.-Recently tho proprie-
tors Of . distillery at Milford, Ohio, not
having enough stock In their pens 10 drink
the slop, turned it into tho Miami Forth
with the sober Inhabitants of this beautiful
-riycr, that perhaps never tasted anything
stsougce than its own health-siving fluid,
were seized with desire 70 goon one grand
.''bendsr. ~ BY the time the fluid reached
Plainville. the whole river presented scene
of tho widest rcvolry among the fish. Bass,
salmon, and white porch yied with each
other in all kinds Of ridiculous gyn,nastica
They appeared In shoals upon the top Of the
water, swan to the shore and jumped upon
the'dry land, and In their drunken spree
greatly initiated the ridiculous performances
of q higher order of animals A wUon
hSa w5i ataaushs While hi n'thiS tirsy coBdi-
TN. md Sold id1As MaskeE An lolds I'm.
tleman who for sixty years hes lived m tdiS
soealny,, sys tkh - not he niss 9 iihs Of
aSrA - ceeSfnr eSnnct4asa u MoetsI b.ca at'
0SsA - ~SSSssSesS~S F a.
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faIxfas7 % raB AF0sSLxA- -1aathsv d
suppossa y ihsys sslEsfst naastysdo1s; o.
was slain II ths dty u EshjopiA. ,idssW bsi
inwk was ds1ggsd slsough TIE stsesS ia
Alsssudsda, In Espys TN Asezptstl obno.l
Luke wO ahesgsd " an olive tsee b
0jesee. adsA sifi NJ bsfasow ssu ss7rad--
.Joas'vasi pat iinsA sbeiling 0asldson q
Roma bat escaped dsaah. .ae died ssaes.
~ ansA - Ephesas. lA11a..d sit3s"taass"is
bsJamseske 0ralt WI .tehsaded - Jjsusa.
lwir:. lfe,ssi'tT ati 10 rose01:sai lRgt9riTf
oJomes he Esysaro tArows ftoss ! pima.
cls and bca:sn 70 death. IA Ia
.iPhlllp was behnde4si II seaIsi siiI
j iBsrs6oaull SaWw1Si ill1nelsalDv9l noais
aaAaAyw wts saus11s1 apo4sunls1 Will
dyiss. isis ssi aiasTl .srasI ud1 n shiH 81.
eIAsuiasi wss ysaalk lksslA kilAslasee
oDlmaN0 0oelAod.syasST oan7ido ad
ll<oa111lDwa0ulDooa. Observation-Disclosures
Pssl us bshassstt ~ jAssy ynAt 1(estA'
Rome.
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0UQpHWIuc 10 II mi 1SOCuc1UIIsoas1.I ~ =
Pans. Jan. ., 1870.
*sfdxhESn: Anef ootsAgins oue after
Fanqt1&s eact sfsny. sslstiyes, cd ppasinE
neither women nor children, you insult me
By the pen of ono Of your workmen. Il is
u natural, sAa9 ~ NH sAe1sd como. Only
I hayss assrhaps, an advantage rssu1 The
greater pareDf ny taslilE sldie '0f being .
plain, private indiyidpel. altheqxh being .
Bonaparts.l r thcretofU dc1nadd 81 you, II
your breast Il a gsAsaassefor your conduct,
to ayew thss / I5te only : med laass eona.
denesa6 the result Of this step le6sn; IN
sffoct. bxllsE jQryalesAhat tsy1uk conssita-
snts have given you an imperative command
to refuse all honarable supastion, and TO
pseaGgs y5ur neaeiess exisscdcs Mere,
thcless takc tho chance in tho hope that
10 feeble 5tm1aue Of French 6sitl lnsbe vim
Gauge yoa 70 dspart, in M favor. from, The
lmcis1rtS 1Ot prudence and Isecantso1 In
vhi1h.Sssysnks SsSn1asd = SllsssGssr;asy
Aasard, NpA epnseat = dsay ~ be)4N Nhich
rendei YOU prscarious person doubiy inyi-
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Chief Justice Chase Is sixty-onc ,,.I
.-Josh Billings is having bad spell. d
The DIS wedding-A lucifer match.
2.-Mumps arc prevalent at Washington.
-Beecher has been preaching thirty. -four
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The canine population Of the United
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