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Tile large quantity Of Nesv Goods pur-
chased this week, They are attractive many
of them cheaper than they have been in thirty
years.
Good Prints, only &c.
Best makes and choice styles Of New Prints,
at &C., &c. and &c.
Yard-wide Muslins, &C., 70. and Sc.
100 dozen Linen Handkerchief, at &c.. &c.,
10c.. 12hc., 15c, 18c. and zoe.
sc dozen Fringed Towels, all Linen, only
Zoe. per dozen.
Handsome 1o-4 White Counterpanes. only
$685.
100 pieces Of Towelings, at &C.,, &c., ioc.
and 1910, per yard
GA Table Linens, at 25c., sic. and 37Jc
GA Bleached Sheeting, 22Ac. by the piece.
10-4 Bleached Shooting, 25c.
ga Pillow Muslin, 125e
Bed Tickings, 100, 12t and 15c.
Ginghams, at 7c., So. and 10c.
Two and three Rnffle Black and White
Stripe Mohair Skirts $1.00 and $1,25.
Handsome New Styles of Yard-wide Per-
Gales, at only Sc. and 10c.
Wash Poplins and Grass Cloth Suitings at
10c. and 1910.
Plaid Mohair Dress Goods, at 10c. and l2jc.
Stripe Piques, mt Zoe. atd f2c.
Plain, Plaid and Stripe Nainsook Muslins,
f24c., 1Sc. and 25c. sts fss 49,
The line Of Dress Goods, at CSC, 3lc., 37jc.
and Soc; surpasses in disturbances any as
sortmefit which have previously offered.
Fifteen to twenty thousand dollars worth
of Fancy and Plain Dress Silks, commencing
at &c., TO-; 87tc., $500, $1.25 and $3.50.
Z The new Spring shades in the best makes
of Kid Gloves at 81 90 and $1.25,
Handsome line Of New Shawls, commenc-
ing at $1.00 and extending up to $5 co.
Good quality of Gents Gossamer Merino
Underwear, at SOC. and 75c.
Pantaloon Stuffs, for Men and Boys Wear,
at 1870, 15c., 18c, and 25c.
Little Things!
Paper Muslins, 8 10 and Sc. IS,
White and Colored Drllings, SC. and f0c.
Colored Cambrics, 64c.
so yards spooIs best Sewing Silks, Sc.
100 yards ditto, 10c s
Best White and Colored Spool Cotton,
Clark's O. NJ T. and j. & P. Coates, only &c.
Best White DaTning Cotton, 40. per ball.
Best Star Skirt Braid, &c.
Plain and Fancy Hosiery ct &c., &c., loc.
and 1910, per pair. :,
Parasols and Sun Umbrellas
You can save pennies, and dollars too,
when btying Dry Goods at the above PRIZES,
at
II. @. SctDDERs
OLD NEW JERSEY STORE,
No. As Greene Street, Trenton, N. j.
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There is death in Tho cup,
There's sorrow aud woe
And night whose thick darkness
No morning may know
If the bloom Of thy spirit
But catch It's dark stain,
No light may restore IL
To beauty again.
There is death IN the cup.
There's death 10 ny soul
Though the long endless years
81 Eternity roll.
No hope and no comfort,
No happiness given;
No drunkard shall enter
The kingdom Of Heaven"
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How wish that my Skin was as white
and soft "a yours," said a lady the other day
TO female friend. "You can easily make It
SOL" said the lady addressed. /" How - H.
quired the first speaker Use GDrxS's SUI
PHuR SOAR. Sold by all Druggists.
Hills Hair and Whisket Dye, black Of
brown, 50cts. J. 13, Az.
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The thirty eighth anniversary of the
Pennington Seminary will take place June
cath, Goth, Goth, 9th aud 2sth. The follow
ing is the programme
i. Sunday, June Gath, 1890 A. NJ Baccal-
aureate Sermon, by Rev. G, Herbert Rich
ardson, of Baltimore 7,45 p. NJ, the Ser
mon before the Moments Foreign Missionary
Society by the Rev. Joel Brown, Of Wood
berry, Maryland.
2. Monday Public Examinations, FROM
to 10 NJ, and from to P. M. SIP. NJ, the
ladies will give an exhibition Of their drill in
Calisthenics.
8. Tuesday. Public Examinations. from
to IL NJ, aud from to p. NJ, the 0ratori-
cal Contest for the Roman Gold Medal
4. Wednesday Trustee meeting at 10 A.
NJ. The Grafton before the Philomathean So
ciety, by the Rev. ]. T. Sooy, A. NJ, Of Tren-
ton, at 10. 80 A. M. The address before the
Society by VIM. II. Dobbins of Mt. Holly,
Nj. The Annual Address, BY the Rev. d.
n. Wheeler, d: d., Editor Of The Methodist
New York, at P. M. The Anniversary of
the Philomathean Society, at 7.30 P, M.
5. Thursday. The Commencement Exer-
cises beginning at 10 A, NJ. At 4sP. NJ, the
Address before the Alumni Association by
DIR. c. S. Stockton, Of Newark. AT P. NJ,
the Alumni Supper.
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n# N. UNION STREET III !,
Lambertville, N. j.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Where did you gel that photograph
taken ? In Trenton. Isn't 1t splendid VIM.
II. Stauffeer, photographer, IA Il. State ST.,
Trenton, win give you handsome photo
graph at $500 per dozen. Stop and see for
yourself. ap. fS.8m.
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Ladies' Cloaks, Coats, and Dresses, cut
and made to order at short notice, at Mrs. NJ.
w. Cooley's. d0tf
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rent cheap. Inquire OF o. Y. lands. ~
-Tho k;PkSatri6k Memorial Church of
R;ngoss. realized about $50 from its recent
tastivai
st.nsars pssnts ,zs4l,,fea 4 al and q cts.
- Van Horns ;24.
49,. = a...;,,,, a s;.;,;.v last
irh.r.a.v astsr,oon. : severe hail storm fell.
fa,t,,,,ats,v doing M great damare.
an - o,snsd ~ tba
sssr--s,s fs,,,, q, 1.y.s,,., Hal,
n fsw davs h vii he free 70 all.
...aeEr,...,,,,s 4 a., r ~,
~ ,'...s.s.., 49, Co.. ,nar ),
''e'1s' - -.',ss'. 80 ',s,,s -.
y ~ ~, 80. ~
'u'e no'u = 49, 49,. -
- :. - 1ss |" s $500 - - -
Ace imam = ''f'o = VIZ s''y, ~
nasols anu : Oso,ns se.y =. P s.ts, :. 80
SAXON =. 'su's' : '.ss''' ''''s>- - 80
- p1ss"se'
-Ine ross oinoe AZ y mus mousse o'".,o"'
was maue1 money oruer oince SOME si'''o
SINCE anu = ~" 1ssu' - '''1' @A1 p's '''s''7
~ o1iois'
I'm Readington township, the otner day'
Winfield Schornp turned one of his horses out
to pasture when the animal commenced to
RIM, and falling, broke its neck
Picture Frames at very low rates, at
Fritz's Photograph Gallery, No. 80 N. Union
street, Lambertville, N. J. ]. 10, 3t.
John r. West, Of .Frenchtown, has met
with another accident. he having this time
been struck in the forehead bv a bolt in SOME
way. gssf 80
A turkey buzzard. measuring six feet
of David b. Sharp. In Clinton township, by
his SON Henry. last Friday.
MA a.rr,,.a. 80 t,eoros q Ha.nv forr,.r-
= - rrsaehtomn wss hnrned - death n
philadelphia last week Her clothes caught
fire from the cook stove,
rs..wp,s1,., oswh;tas r4onsa mas st,nc
- sss.s.e' 8 asus 10 .,h;,a .att;ao
J. 49,. - "a sand Z rarn sora
~ = r." ,ss..,,, IN doa+ar s,S . III,
- -. sa.s ~ Co. p.ta r,.I.t
.,...,. = ~ s,,n.u s.,.;,,.
r..,..s 49," IT. s 49,. Ia !. COO 49,.
san a.,sar a.. .,.ss a,ach;na For s.,s -
Schulhaus'. s. e. corner Church and Union
streets.
Mr.. VIM. Johnson, Of this aity. Manager
Of the Lambertville Iron Works. has invented
a new WASHING machine whit:h IL said to be a
vary s,,ne,,or affair and ran no sold At a Inv
6onre De il now eneaeed IN manufacturing
some of them.
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LIST OF LETTERS REMAININe UscALLED
FOR AT THE LAMDERTvILIE, IN. J.) Posr
OFFICE, FOX 30 DAYS, JUNE 16, 1877:
John W. Phillips.
Ubean Murray
VIM. HammilI.
Saml. L. Kitchin.
CLARK PlERsoN, r. M.
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QuARTERLy MEETING Quarterly meeting
services win be observed in the New Hope n.
E. Church, on Sunday next. The Presiding
Elder is expected to preach at half-past ten
0 clock A. NJ.
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THE EAGLE. The Eagle steamer is yet
out Of service. The repairs to her engine are
not quite finished. Should fire break out
the steamers absence would undoubtedly be
lamented.
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COMMON CoUNcIL--SrECIAL MEETING
June 1871, --Present--Arnett, Barron,
Boozer, Fl. B. Ely, H. D. Ely, Hunt Rice
Jos. Smith, and Patrick Smythe.
4 bsent at Roll call--Rice.
Mr.. H. B. Ely moved that orders be drawn
on the Treasurer for the amounts due the po-
licemen for the month Of May.
Agreed TO.
President Ely stated the object Of the meet
ing was to consider the veto Of the two ordi-
nances, returned by the Mayor
The ordinance entitled, /" A Supplement to
an Ordinance entitled, An ordinance to pro-
vide for the appointment of a Street Commits
sioner for the City of Lambertville, and to
prescribe his duties passed Oct. 7, 1872, to-
gether with the Mayors veto was read for the
information Of Council.
Mr.. Jos. Smith moved that the message of
the Mayor lay on the table for the present.
Lost.
Mr.. Jos. Smith moved that the copsidera-
tion Of the veto Of the Mayor be postponed
until the regular meeting in July.
Lost.
Mr.. H. B. Ely moved to take up the Ordi-
nance entitled, An Ordinance fixing the sal
aries Of City officers; together with the May
or's Veto
Agreed to.
The Ordinance and veto were then read.
Mr.. Boozer moved that the veto of the
Mayor be sustained.
DIR. Rice entered and took his seat.)
The State law in regard to the fixing of the
salaries Of officers was read for the informa-
ton of Council.
Mr. Boozer's motion was lost.
Mr.. Jos. Smith moved that the salary Or
dinance. together with the message Of the
Mayor be referred to the Laws and Ordinance
Committee, to be acted upon by the Council
at some future time.
Agreed to.
Mr.. H. B. Ely moved that the :. Ordinance
providing for the appointment Of a Street
Commissioner" &C., together with the May
or's veto be laid ON the table,
Agreed to-.
DR.. Rice having stated that he had not vot-
ed, not having fully understood the matter be-
fore Council, thereupon, Mr.. Ely moved that
the vote. by which the Ordinance and Mayors
veto was laid on the table. be feconsidered.
Agreed to.
After further explanation Mr.. JOS. Smith,
moved that the Ordinance and Mayors veto
be laid on the table
on motion OF Mr.. Jos. Smith, Council adj
jodrhed w. W, KoHINsoN, ClSrk.
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Purchase your Brussels and Ingram Cal.
pets of Van Horn Bros. Prices very low. al.
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TOT HE KEG0RD.
HOME PnoDucE We often hear of .'two
bites of a cherry" but we think two bites or
more of strawberry is much better and
strawberries measuring Al inches in circnm-
ference will do very well to bite twice, especi-
ally when ssoeet all the way through without
the aid of sugar.
A dish of such berries graced our table,
gathered from the patch Of Mr.. Stephen
Hull. UNION STREET.
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PosTPoNED. Owing to the fact that there
have already been several strawberry festivals,
the ladies of the ST. Andrews Church, in this
city, have concluded to postpone the festival
Goth and Both of June, until some time in
July, when they will present to the public a
different kind of entertainment particulars
of which will be given in due time.
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VIEW Horn AND BUoKs COUNTY. "A

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-.
NEw HopE AND BUCKS COUNTY, "a.
HE hAeLE'--ihe laagle steamer ~ YET
out OF service. Inc repairs 10 nef engine are
not quite nnsnea. ehouia q 'lse oreak out
she steamers absence would undoubtedly De
QUARTERLY MEETING Quarterly meeting
services win DO observed IN the New Hope d.
Z. Church, on Sunday next. The Presiding
Elder is expected to preach at half-past ten
o'clock A N.
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FISH DAM.--The intettsgencer notices that
sport in fishing has begun at the lake at Ing
ham s spring in SDlebury. 1t will be renem-
hared that Aha ,ala was constructed 4 few
wears aro by a stock company. and a large
number Of younp salmon and trout placed ia
It. These Young es!shsye attained fair size,
and now afford excellent sport with the arti-
fetal fiy. Two gentlemen from Philadelphia,
one day last week. caucht twenty-eight sal
mon. and two front. MI Of which weighed oy-
or two mounds.
SHAD HATcHrNa.--5haa natcning opera
lions, says the Intetts9s7scer, have been resum-
ed again this season at Point Pleasant. Mr.
Anderson and his assistant arrived last FRI
day, and Immediately went to work. Inc
Matching boxes We're put IN readiness ana
spawn deposited in the boxes. On Saturday
night six more shad were taken, but they
are reported to be very scarce, and it requires
much labor to capture few fish. Three of
matching boxes are now anchored out in the
river, each containing fortified spawn, await
ing the action Of tho current to hatch out the
young fish. Fish Warden Scarborough, OF
Lambertville, was on4the grounds on Sunday.
- ------
lMfkoNEMENfs.--sil nas''u'n neouei -
greatly improving ene palu'nss on no ,a' -
IN Soieoury' py the way OF repairing ana ~,
modelling them. He teis us .liat ues'sn -
his buildings as improved VIII soon appear ~
the Country uenStena@a,
Mr. David baldetston Is making sAeens,ss
Kun, about one mile ABOVE New nope. he
old structure is undergoing thorough recon
strnction, adding greatly to its value and ap-
pearance. The fine new mansard roof is a
pleasing feature. In removing tho single
roof from the old building, Mr.. Balderston
was reminded that not single had been used
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VINO is SAFE p--Mr. =. b. Holcombe, a
few days ago, while assisting some men who
were building bridge near his house to un-
load a heavy stone, had several of his toes
badly crushed by the stone falling ur on them.
lie is now in Camp Convalescent, but will soon
he able to be returned to duty again, land in
the future will give his whole attention to the
wool trade, which is not 50 dangerous to han
die 20.
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WHO IS SAFE ?-The snake crop this year
is uncommonly large aud the apple crop un-
commonly light, and as certain medicine
made Of apple juice is one Of the best anti
dotes for snake bites, besides being pleasant
to take, it makes the situation terrible tocon-
template. 80 M
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NOBODY is SAFE 2--For Gus, and Tom,
and Tom and Dory, are raising hemp enough
to hang the whole creation, and some Of our
lady friends have embarked in the broom
corn business in order to make clean sweep
Of us. CART. JACK.
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The amusing Cantata, Trial by Jury, 2
viii be performed at Holcombe Hall, June
goth and 21st.
The Rev. E. N. Reilly win ofhciate in
st. Andrews Church, next Sunday morn
ing and evening.
The Temperance Reform Club will meet
at Lyceum Hall, On Friday evening. A nuns
berof short addresses may be expected.
The Anniversary Exercises Of the Semi
nary at Ringoes, wiz take place ID the church
st Larison's Corner at half past two o'clock,
P. NJ, june e9th 1871
-old pictures copied to any desired size at
Fritz's, J. IL, 80.
The recent festivals by the ladies Of the
Baptist and Methodist Churches were quite
successful. The receipts Of each was about
the same, amounting in each case to about
$3.50, leaving net profit Of from $175 to
$3.50.
-" Jimmy Hamilton, Of this city, arrest
ed on a charge IF adultery, was brought be-
fore Justice Lyman, on last Monday after
noon, but while in the Justices office, he took
I" leg bail and went up the railroad track at
so rapid rate that he escaped from his pur-
suers.
--Fritz's Photograph Gallery is located
over Van Horn Brothers. store, on Union
street, Lambertville, N j., whore you can
obtain photographs finished IN the most Inn
proved style. ]. ID, 81.
Bear in mind that this "wednesday ev-
ening, and Thursday and Friday evenings, Of
this week, the ladies Of the New Hope M. E.
Church hold their annual festival. Attend, if
possible and encourage them in their efforts
to advance the financial interests of their
church.
For years great many people have been
complaining that Lambertville did not have
water-works. The opportunity is new offer
ed them to give a practical examplification of
their desire by taking stock in the G Lambert
vile Water Company" The books will be
opened on Wednesday of next week, at each
of our banks, and it is to be hoped that sufli-
cient interest will be shown to enable the
company go forward. Full particulars may
be learned by referring to the advertisement
in another column.
Entirely new programme at the Orphean
Concert, June Goth and 21st, including piano
solos and duets, orchestra music, choruses,
vocal solos, &c.
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CLARK PlERsoS, P. NJ.
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COME AND sEEy e
At Fl. G. SCUDDER'S.

Tile large quantity of New Goods pur-
chased this week. They are attractive many
of them cheaper than they have been in thirty
unars 4.9l
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L. O.. o. f.

The Right Worthy Grand
Lodge, l.. o. q. T. of Louisiana,
met in New Orleans January %,
and remained in session four
days.
There has been one new Lodge
instituted, and an increase of 50
members during the year ending
December 81, 1876. The following
officers were elected and installed
for the present year:
L.. Graham...........M. w. Grand Master.
+. H. Drake...--..-.R. w. Dep. G. Master.
A. Marquart-......R. W. Grand Secretary.
j. B. Heno.........R w. Grand Treasurer.
j. E. Rengstoff Il. w. Graud Representa-.
tive OF the Grand Lodge of the United
States.
The Grand Lodge adopted a
new Constitution for subordinate
Lodges, reducing the lower limit
OF initiation fees, for persons un
der 80 years of age to five dol
lars, for persons between 80 and
40 years to ten dollars, and fol
persons above 40 to fifteen dol
lars.
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One Seveigne. who represents
the Returning Board in the Bump
Caucus has been a genius III a
certain way. How to make both
ends meet was the study of his
earlier days. When boOk-keeper
for "A certain house in New Orleans
several Years ago. he wake1 up
one morning and found that the
credit side of his cash account,
called for seven or eight hundred
dollars more then there was cash
on hand.
Seveigne, in order to balance
his book, ran away with some
travelling menagerie or Ministries
and was never heard from, until
he turned up in the Rump Can
Gus of Packard & Crew. Seveigne
is a lively youth, and is a fit tool
for the nsurpers to employ in
their v%illainy.
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On Monday night about IL
o'clock, the alarm of Fire was
heard on the streets, Occasioned
by cOnt1agration on Mary Street
A small meat house belonging to
VIM. Brokhoft, was burned, but
being detached did not endamger
any of the adjacent buildings.
The Home Hook Dc Ladder Cow
paay, succeeded in reaching the
fire, but the two Engines made
such slow progress through the
stiff mud OH the streets, that the
damage was accomplished ere
they could arrive
Mr.. Brokhoft lost IA small beet
and a hog that were ready for
market the next morning, and
some other articles, the loss pros
bably amounting to two or Three
hundred dollars.
T.
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Aud further more appointed Mr.. Wal
ter Guion as Treasurer to receive the
funds collected by the said collectors the
same to be turned over by him as direct
ed by said resolution.
On mobion of Mr.. Hiram H. Ca:ver,
the following resolutions were unanl-
mousIy adopted.
WHEREAS it has been currently report
ed aud geae, ally believed among our
colored fellow citizens, that the admi-
INST, alton Cove nor Francis L. Nj
cholls which vouch>afes equal right aud
privileges to ,heh' in the coudncJ oi our
public atli's, will not be sustained and
carried out III this pari>a.
Thereto. e be IL resolced, That. we the
people OF lae parish ri Assumption, the
bone Of our Governor. do honestly sim
cerety and faithfully endorse every
word and action ever proclaimed aud
promulgated by him and the party oi
which lie is the legally chosen leader
and that all reports, ipsiuGaoions and
~inmuenaoes Of the radical party in any
manner autsSOnsstic to the security and
good faith of our people, to the true III
te,ests OF our f. low cOlored country
men, are untrue and contemplate and
unworthy of our police.
Be Il further resolcef1', That we renew
and confirm all the pledges ever made
TO our colored fellow citizens in the
platform .; i Democratic and Conser
vative patty, every plank OF which j
endorsed by our uriumphantly, fairl.
aud peacea5ly elected Governor.
On motion of Mr.. VIM. w. Pngh, i
was resolved that a copy of these pro
ceedings be inrDished to the Thibodau;
Sea.iaet, Times. Piaysae. De.aocrat, Be
and German Gazette O fNew Orleans.
"a true copyl,
J.C. THIAC.
President
FRANK r. COMEAU,
Secretary.
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organ of Radipaljsm II

The organ of Radicalism in
Lafourche denounces Pinckback.
Demas, and others Republicans
who have abandoned the fortunes
OF the miserable Packard, as
scrOundrels, villains etc. The first
symptoms of honesty, or virtue,
the first movements towards fair.
ness or candor exhibited by a
member Of that party is met with
the dirty sheets of radiealism all
over the State with denunoiation
and abuse.
Their Editors have not the
most distant idea of any thug
like public virtue Or public JUS
tice. Their party rises above all
other thoughts and any man that
does not up hold its infamy is
villlfed.
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Disease Grows Apace.

Like an i'll wind, and cannot be mastered
too early. What is a t%rifiing attack of sick
ness to-day may, if unattended to. become
q serious case in a week. Small ailments
should be bipped in the bud before they
blossom into full blown maladies. If this
advice were attended to, many a heavy bill
for medical attendance might be avoided
When the liver is d%isordered, the stomach
foul, the bowels INSTRUCTED, or the nerves
disturbed, resort should at once be had to
that supreme remedy, Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, a few doses of which will restore
healthy action and put the system in per-
feet order. 1t is a wise precaution to keep
this Incompatible preventive i'll the house,
since it checks, with unrival promptitude,
disosders which breed others far mere dam
gerons, and in their latest Developments
are themselves often fatal.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-02-03

The song will not be Dixie. nor will
it be Yankee Doodlc-it will be Dixie
Deodle 1t will he the whole people de-
fending the American f]ag.'-Gen. Abe
Duford.
Uncle Samuel. he's the man
The people have elected.
And if they try to keep him out
They'll get what's not expected.
Dixie-Doodle. Doodle, boo,
Dixie-Doodle Dandy.
The country has been ruled too long.
On whisky, gin and brandy.
We've had enough of blood and strife,
Of plumber and of countiu's
We want one nation aud one flag,
Eternal as the mountains.
Dixic-Doodle Doodle. Doc,
Dixie-Doodle Dandy.
We want it so that when we're taxed
Wen have the money handy.
Dixie Doodle is the word
That makes our bonds of union
We VI no border States to watch,
So keep the good old time en-.
Dixie Doodle. Doodle boo.
DiXie-Doodle Dandy:
Ring ont the song North and South,
Wen drive no more a-tandy.