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! WANT To BE A tL,sERAL) ANnEL'
Irrora the Rochester Express

tFron the Rochester f>pf~-s-l
Iwant to be a Liberal,
And with the Liberals stand,
With a plaster on my sorehead,
A Tribune i'm my hand;
There right before my comrades,
who helped me in the fight,
I'll vote for Horace Greeley,
And then sneak out of sight.
Iwant to hold an Office,
And draw my monthly pay:
I'll sacrifice my principles,
And vote for those who pay;
/ hate the pampered millions
Enlisted in the fight,
I'll vote for Horace Greeley,
And then sneak out of sight.
| must be reformer,
And join the rebel crew
Shake hands across the "chasm,
And join the Ku-Klux too;
For Grant the great usurper,
Is fearful i'm his might,
I'll vote for Horace Greeley,
And then sneak out OF sight.
Pm anxious to repudiatc,
In almost any way;
The nations debt is burdensome,
And we must never pay;
The war was all a great mistake,
And we must make it right,
I'll vote for. Horace Greeley,
And then sneak out of sight.
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day making very many homes happier
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This house possesses attractions superior to
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IoRNE1 REsIGNErm.

John " Forncy. The hastily appointed
Collector of the Port of Philadelphia, has just
-rsinsiily resigned that Office. lie sent his
resignation to Nj Grant, on saturday last
Forney was appointed because he wrote an
article headed "H'ii," in his paper, con
sluctiyciy condemning Grants AdminisIa-
ton and noN lie resigns because he is Il
Mcclure man. He has concluded that he
cannot hold nnlcc under Grant without be-
coming d "sIayc or parasite, and so he
withd.aws. His Washington letter Of Mon
day, however, iniimatcs that he would not
object 10 a sent in the senate
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- RARE CHANCE FOR gPHCu.
tiska LATl0N.-- n sALE.--A square OF ground
liis between y aud 18th Streets, and King and
Aaalsh french tree III ieet front on King by 2ls
t9rt deepi 51to4t if0n French. Inquire Of
TIM, OGLE,
aptau-i "a hast Third Street
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sRERIFF'S SALES.
Sharif,a Sale.

BY Writ ue Of writ Of Leyari FseiAs, to directed
will be exposed 10 Public Sale. at the Hotel OF
0oorge W, Ortlip In Middletown, In 81. Georges
Hundred, New Castle County, Delaware,
On WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of February
A. D., 1872, at IL O'Clock, NJ,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
- "a All that certain lot piece parcel Of land, sit
Ln& uated In the town OF Midd etown, st. Georges
Us Hundred. New Castle County, and state OF Del
$3.50 aware, adjoining lands CT John Vsndenbraak,
Eugene Whitlosk, William }. Eiason Robert H. Ella
son and Others and lying the south side Of Ander-
street, the meies and bounds Of which as fol-
Iowa. Beginning at stake the south side Of ARder.
street, for lands Of Robert H. kliAson aud
these pre- nses thence with Anderson rest north eighty
one and quarter degrees fifty We feet 10 stake
isos and lands Of the said Yandenbraak thence with the
line OF the said Vandenbraak, Eugene Whitloek and
william J. Eason, south eight and three quarter de-
grees, east hundred aud sixty eight feet to stake
corner for these premises and Ands NV lillian j. Eliza
and In q lins Of James CulberAons land, thence
with the said Culbeitson's limo north eight nine
aud half degrees, west atty seven feet TO a stake
In said Cubertsons line, for these premises and
lands Of Robert II. Eason thenee with the said kliason
north eight and degrees west one hundred
aud my nine feet 70 tn place Of beginning, containing
lne thousand one undred and fy six square feet Of
land be the same more or less.
Seized and taken 10 execution as the property oil
John leauby and tlEa J his wife aud l. Is AMI e
be sold by
JAMES ARMsTRONG, Sheriff.
sheriff 0nce, New Castle January 70 1874.
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Such an article is Dr. sIMMJ WHITE pULMONIU
BALsAM. II hassto "A before the puolls for IS years
and ha never failed giving saiisaetOn In sugle In
lance Every drnp OF this valuable compound l. mixed
by Dr.. simms himself, aud has been prepared only
by sei for the asst yearspart 1t eau be
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cure Of Curcnc and recent Couyss, Sore Thr0s Brnn
,httir, Asbms Group, whoopiugCuugh, Blood spttiug
l0afsanes, &c,
There Is no me lene 10 the world that stands
| Is own merit. than D., slMMs' Whlrs PULA0Nit
BALSAM. Thouisuds Of references can he given by tbs
Doctor aesng 10 It's virtues every dollar bottle y
guarAut ed eva satisttcion. sol bv Duggsts aud
store keepers throu ghout tue United States Price 81
| cents, medium aud one dollar large sket bottles.
Principal dspat, Fourth AID king streets. sold by
! deal ers throughout the country.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
FORTY.sECOND CONGRESS.

SENATE, Thursday, Feb. s.--The bill au-
thorlzing the Secretary Of the Treasury TO re-
deem three millions per month OF the three
per cent. certificates was called up and pass
ed The bill to amend the records OF the
United States Courts in the Northern district
of Illinois was called up and passed. The
amnesty bill was taken up and ii was amend
ed striking out all in relation TO churches.
other amendments were offered and rejected,
Mr.. Morton said he had supposed there was
great anxiety on the part Of the friends of am
nesty to pass the pending bill, but he now
saw he had been mistaken, and therefore he
moved 10 adjourn.
HoUsE.-The Election Committee made a
report in the Pennsylvania contested election
case Of Mr.. Cessna against Mr., b. #. Myers
that Mr. Cessna is not entitled to the seat,
and that Mr. Myers, the sitting member is
| The bill 10 establish an educational fund, I,
apply the proceeds Of the public lands to thu
| education of the people was taken up AM
passed-yeas 115, nays 9S. The question us
a fresh drawing for seats next came up, an
after humorous speech from MIR. Cox, III
new drawing was ordered
SENATE, Friday, Feb. 9.-The resolulio
asking the President to communicate any il
formation in his possession in reference 10 Il
, alleged intention of Great Britain to repudia
the Treaty of Washington was taken up, al
after considerable debate was laid over. ii
, amnesty bill was taken up and after length
discussion was defeated yeas 81, nays 10.
HoUsE.-A bill was passed to issue TO Be
n iamin Nanneman, of Green county, Ohio, tN
n ten-iorty bonds in place of two other bon
,f destroyed by rats The Arkansas contest
election case of Boles against Edwards "
le then talk up, the unanimous report of
ly committee being that Boles, the contestant
rs entitled to the scat, and that Edwards, the
Ia ting member, is not. After some discuss
~, the report was agreed 10 without division, {
'le Mr.. Boles was admitted TO his seat and '
al sworn in. Tie remonstrance Of Philadelp
printers, type founders, gold-beateIs, and
~ per-makeTs against the passage of an int
=. national copyright law was presented. A
ny solution was referred 10 the Judiciary Co
mittee TO consider the propriety Of reportin
hll for the renenl Of The bnnkruni act
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Sherih's Sale.

ny virtue Of writ q Levan FAciss TO me direets
vii be exposed to Public Sale at the Hotel Ct George
v. Ortlip, In Middleton, at St. Georges Hundred
New Castle County and state ofDelawae,
On " WEDNESDAY, the 14th day of February
1872. at 10 o'clock. NJ.
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The telegraph reported that Leonard Slough
nr Richmond, Ky, murdered his wife last
week, and was then taken from the Jail by 3
crowd of neighbora and hanged That Slough
killed his wife was true, and he still remains
in iail to answer the charge Of murder, MOI
have the people OF Richmond, Ky. attempted
10 interfere with the due course of law, which
they seem anxious TO have it understood, Is
effectively executed in their nclghhnfhood.