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A SITUATION to do general houseEork by re- "A spectabls woman in private family: TO ob- jections to go short distance in the country the b st of reference from her last place. Can be seen for two days st
 jeI2 It. III HILL STREET.
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WANTED

E ONGFELLOw-IOo videavzke canvassers, salary 1Z or commission, to sell standard portrait of Iongfellow. The only large and fine published Executed by Coyi, the German portrait artist. who has no superior in portrature- No such chance years has been offered to agents This is the time steady work to good az nts spsciAltfes Something always new and taking Don't delay, but engage at once. Samples free. BOYLE BROS,
 Iel21t ls9 StstA Street
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FnP G AE,E

FUN SaLEs
 sHA5. THE HOUSE Mo- 157 Meadow street, contain HH1sH ing all modern Improvements; house in first E..l class order, fresco, painted walls, etc., etc. the place is for sale at low price, and only small amount required down; the balance can remain on mortg ge; possession at any time.
 Apply to J. SONNENBERd, Broker,
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The Railroad Waiting Rooms,
 SAVIN ROCK,
 H AVE been reatted and enlarged. with two Tpa- E cfous restaurant rooms provided and other ae- commodat1ons- good shore dinner for Soc. Par ties will be guaranteed just reception all ny3O 3m O. H0wES-
 LIGHTHOUSE POINT,
 a THE Grove House and Pavilion st E5I & Lighthouse Point will be opened on lfHf7# or about the 10th of June for the sooormo- IIH@4I Hdation of the public The house fronts d. Srectly on Long Island Sound. affords an sr- cellent view of Long Island Sound. and good bath ing. Excursion and picnic parties w1Ii md this s fine place to visit having good grove and place for steambo4ts to land Parties desiring the grove eAn make arrangements for It by applying by letter. In person to the lessee.
 Geo. O. Weber,
 myS0 3m 73 CHAPEL STREET.
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No 1855.
Mining Application
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
HELENA III II lima q 1900


Notice u hereby given that the Hope Mining Com.
pany, an incorporation existing under the laws of
the state of Missouri, by Frank L. Perkins their at
toney In fact. whose p0soce address IL PhiliDsburg
Deer Lodge county, NJ. T., have this day filed their
application tor patent TO 297 linear feet OF the Cliff
No. 2lode mine, or yein with g3 acres OF surface
ground known rs the Potosi mill site situated in
Ilint Creek mining dstrct. Deer Lodge county,
Montana Territory, and designated by the Official
plat and field notes on ic In this Office as lots num-
bers 81 and u, In township north, range - west
said lots numbers being described folows to-wit
Beginning at sandstone 1864 inches, marked
NJ 81 A, for corner No. l. which Is also corner No.
OF lot Al A. from which the quarter section corner
on the cast boundary Of section IS 7. N, r. IL w
bears north IS degrees So minutes west 9s II feet
lo distant and running thence south three
DEGREES east 100 felt thence s1e W. 30 feet thence
u. Wv. 1907 thence ~ ST. E. 2gI feet to corner
no. and place Of beginning.
beginning al auartz stone 16x10x6 inches marked
M. 4. 81 b. for corner NO. I. this ie also corner No
OF Lot II A. from which the quarter section corner
on the cast boundary OF SIC. IS, Il. IN, r. II W.
Gears n 70 degrees 81 minutes w. 35fs05 feet [5sss
chalnsl distant. and corner No. OF Lot 80 A bear.
y 81 Il. Id feet distant. and running thence b.
degrees % minutes f. 10I feet, thence y. 40s r. 800
feet, thence degrees rs minutes W 10 feet thence
degrees 10 minutes W. 537 feet. tteDoe N So E. 565
feet % corner No and p'sce of beginning.
Containing an area OF 66S acres In Lot 80 A, AMI
" acres in Lot 50 Z, making total Of 81 acres
The location OF this rlafE IL recorded 10 the Re
eorderr otice OF Deer Lodge conars II hook E. page
ID, fas the iode, and nook II. pr 1856, for the mill
siie
The adjoining claimants 10 tho ode are tn. Hone
Wiring Company 70 tn. ciG No. I'D ?, lot "A A, on
the east aud 10 the Cliff No lode lot ~ b. on the
west ard 10 he mill site tie Home Mining Comp inv
to The Bay Horse mil site. lot Il B. on the west.
y. .. RsoELixa. Attorney for Claimants,
G.5flJ
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No. iis9.
Mining Application
UstTEn srArE- Avn ORR r.
H.. II ~ - q .ss.s.

HELENA. n. T., June o 1852.
Noiics i hereby givc1 that the Hope Mining Com
nHny. al Incorporation existing under ffr laws {,
the State OF Missouri, BY Frank L. Perkins their ~
tofney IN fact. whose poftoiice address Il Phiiips
burg, Deer Lodre county, NJ T., have this day dlet
their application for na.cuf to ar3 linear fret 4
the Silver Chief lode. mine ven with 4a9 acres
surface ground known the Durango mill site attn
ateu In Flint Creek mining district. Deer Lodge
fetal pla ard field notes e In this Of lea az lot,
Numbers ~ A ard b. In township north. range i;
west said lots numbers beng described Is fcl!ows
to.wit
Refining 1T granite stone aor1 txe ioches marked
N. q. II ard G. ~ A. for corner No. I, which
II alro No. Of lot II A. from which The omar
tersecsion corner on the east boundary Of Sec Is T.
4 NJ, X. II W., hears y " degrees b. minutes W.
5.i72oo feet fSs 20 chainsl distant. and running
thence 81 degrees m mites f. BOA feet, thence
north $50 feet thence =. 63 degrees 10 minutes w,
5oS feet there's sorth ga feet TO corner No. and
Beginning At post ~ feet long, 4 inches eonare.
marked NJ. G. y p, for corner No Of the Durango
nh sass we e. as sa scoI
n 50 der. 30 min w. 2bI IL feet 3s IS chains Ida
tanf, and corner No. OF Let ~ bears N a. deg 10
min. II o. feet n u chainsl distant and rum
ming thence ,. 81 deg d5 min. T. as5 feet thence g.
Is deg. 30 min. W. 500 feet. thence n 81 deg ~ MIN
W. AL feet, thence n Us deg. 80 min X. 49o feet TO
corner No 4 and place 81 beginning.
claimed ard ~ acres included In Lot 6s mot claimcs
and 4.99 acres IN Lot 72 u, making total OF Il ii
acres belonging oihls claim
The location Of this claim u recorded Ia the Re.
corder's on ice OF Deer Lodge csuuty Ia book x
page 7os dor the Lode andbock q. pages ~ and 52
nielna oonpsny 70 the True fissurc lode lot II 4.
- thc Algonquin Mining Company 10 the Eetill
!0de, lnf g, On the west and to the min rite NE
nGpe lining Company e the ney Hosse miIl site ~
III. MOE. Register
81 y KEszLtxa. Attorney for Caimanta
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Application for Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
HELENA, NJ. T., Nav Is. 1889.

UNITED LAND OFFNE, \
HELENA, M. T., May Is, 1882. (
Notlceis hereby given that Thomas Stnart, whose
Jstofice address II Deer Lodge, Deer Lodge county
Montana, and Rein Anderson and Granville Stuart
whose Postnffice address il Parker Meagher county
Nontana have this day filed their application 70,
2L6! acfes Of placer mining ground situated In Gran
ne Mining District (uBorganZcdJ county of Deer
Lodge and Territory OF Montana, and designated hy
the official plat and field notes file in this Office NJ
Lot No. ii in TON W. SAID Lot No. II is describ
cd with magnetic variation AT % dogs TO 224 deg M
follows to-wit-- beginning al pine stump three feet
above ground, 81 II in diam, marked M la c. for
corner No J. whence y ser. cor. between sections Z
aud T o IRIS W. bears 2fik deys l. 2.5s chs dist.
and running thence 1873 degs W. 20 chs, to cor No.
2, poet; thence N 45& dcCs w, 10 chs TO cor No B.
post; thence sonth ~ chs 10 cor No 4, a posi-:
thence 56A degs L, 2G chs, TO cornei No. g. post:
thence So degs e. 800 chs to cor No. and place
oil beginning, containing an area Of - 90 acres.
he above described mining ground Ii claimed by
Tght OF location compliance with the usages and Gus
toms Of miners and the undisturbed ownership and
possession thereof for ten years last past by the said
applicants their grantors and predecessors In interest
THIS claim " not Of record and the adjoining claim
ants are Mcclure and DeRyckere the East and the
above named applicants who claim unpatented min
ing ground on the Northwest
G7i-i0t J. II. MOE, Register.
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II will be seen that the off hind leg left
the ground before the off fore leg reached
the ground. And now the horse, with one
hind leg and one fore leg supporting his
weight, Is stretched out in the position in
which painters have hitherto shown him as
as free from all earthly contact. 1t is in this
position that his muscles impart To his body
its chief momentum. The muscles of his
near hind leg are now exerted, and from
them the body receives O new and great i'm
petus, and is carried forward, upheld by the
off fore leg, as in Fig. s.
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Sherim'S Sale.

Henry r. Hoffman, plaintiff, versus Peter Hartz ant
henrietta Hartz, defendants.
To be sold at Sherifi's sale. at O'Clock D. m,
SATURDAY. JULY 1sT, Al d. 1881,
In front Of the Court house door, in the town and
county OF Deer Lodge, MT, under and by vir-
tue OF an order of sale IN the above entitled cause
issueu from out the District Court of the Second
Judicial District of the Territory of Montana in and
Tor Deer Lodge county, the following described prop
erty, to-wit:
The southeast quarter Of the southwest quarter
and the south half of the southeast quarter and the
northwest quarter of the southeast quarter of section
thirty-two, In township eight north, of range nine
west, containg hundred and sixty acres of land
Also that portion OF the southwest quarter of the
southwest quarter of section thirty three in town.
ship eight north, Of rnnge nine west, and being on
the west side of the Deer Lodge river and containing
twenty acres more or ess.
Also the water right and ditch conveying water to
the land shove described. Also lots numbered one
two. three, four, five, and six in block No 2s In the
town OF Deer Lodge, county and Territory azores aid
Al of said property situate, lying, and being in
Deer Lodge county, Montana Territory.
Dated this 9th day of June A. ID. 1882
THOMAS STRANG, Sheriff
By THos. McT4GUE, Under Sheriff.
67itS
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Application for Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OPrrg,
HpFEEA NJ ~ apr;I ID &c

HELENA, Nj. t., April 10, 1854.
Notice i hereby given that Thomas L. Maguire
and 'migins DeRyckerc. whose Post Office address
y Deer Lodge, Deer Lodge County, Montana, have
This day filed Their application fer Patent for 81 521OO
acres OF Placer Mining Ground situated in Granite
Mining District, lunor.anized,l County OF Deer
Lodge and Territory OF Montana, and designated by
The Official Plat and field notes FL In thil Office as
Lot No 40 IN TO n. sW; said Lot No 40 T. des-
criDed with magnetic yaria on ut 20 deg Is min TO
II deg f. as follows. to.wig:
Beginning at pine stump 3 feet In diameter 4 feet
above ground surrounded by large rocks in place and
marked NJ Lao and running thence " 81 deg L 1900
Chs 70 Cor No. p thence 20 ceg. $500 Chs 10 Cor
NO ~ thence IL deg, w 10 % Chs to Cor No 4:
thence IS de-. w $500 Chs 10 Cor No 8: thence
81 deg W, 1850 Chs 10 Cor No g thence 81 deg W.
500 Chs to Cor NOT: thence W II 90 Chs TO Cor No
s. whence Quarter Section Cor between Secs and g.
T6 ". RS w. bears z deg 81 min W. 10.s2 chs dist
thence n deg 20 min L. COS chs to Cor No and
place OF beginning, containing area Of % 52lO0
acres,
the above described mining ground Is claimed by
right OF location and purchase. compliance with the
asages and customs OF miners and he undistarbed
oWnersh and possession thereof for ten wears last
past BY the snid applicants their grztors and prede
cessors 10 interest.
The adjoining claimants are James O'Donnel to pia.
Ger mining ground on the South East, and Thomas
Stuart, ct ii, 70 placer mining ground the West.
j. ii. MOE,
Obo lOt Register.
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Notice to Creditors.
Notice OF Final Entry.
UEITEn STATES LAND OFFICE.
HELENA, NJ. IT,, June g. 1889

UFTTEn STATES land OFFICE,.
HELENA, NJ. r., June 8, 1881 ,5
Notice IL hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention TO max,
lnal proof In support of bic claim and secure fina
entry thereof and that said proof will be made before
the Probate judge of Deer Lodge county, NJ. T., nj
MS Office IN the town OF Deer Lodge, on Saturday
the sth day of Jolly. A. ID. 1882. to-wit Andrew
Peterson. who dled Presumption Decaratory State
ment No. 3,i55 for the MEX of SWA and Sk OF
sWA OF section No. ~, in township No. north, of
range No 10 west; and he names the following wit
nesses 20 prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of said tract, viz: Emanuel Strom John
Erick BoberE. and Herman johnson all
OF Warm Springs Postofice, Deer Lodge county. NJ.
i. j. ii. MOE, Register.
O. ID. o'BAEEoH, Atty for claimant.
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This Ia The moment that painters have
seized on 10 best illustrate the rush ana yipor
Of bis action, but, as all pictures show, with
most curious MISREPRESENTATION. As the
fore part was the last 10 receive an upward
Impulse, the hind part ~ The first TO approach
The earth, and the falling weight, altar It's
aerial flight. u received gently and without
him In readiness.
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River.
nsGknT 10 bay stallion, foaled In 1857, 10 i5K
hands high; weight 1850 pounds and has the fol.
lowing pedigree:
SIRE Bonnie Scotland, bay stallion; foaled 1854.
Dy lago let dam Queen MARY, fBnk Bonny'e dam by
Gladiatorl ID dam BY Plenipotentiary; Sd dam
Myrrha by Whalebone; 9TH dam Gift, By Young Co
hanna; 9Th dam Sieter to Grazier, BY Sir Peter
by Herod. lsistsr to Postmaeterl sth dam by 81 an
Wn dam by Cover Stallion 10Th dam by ChiIders
pAn-Lady Lancaster, bay mare. By Imported Mon
dam Mary Randolph, BY Gohanna Sd dam by inde-
Pendence; 9Th dam Neg Of Mapping by Imported
bedford Och dam Imported mare AieIandria. w
pexander; 6th dam BY Woodpecker 9TH dam By
Terms Season $50, Single Service $4,000.
THOSE who had service OF Regent In 1851 win
be allowed the season of 1852 TOR SOL
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Then the body leans so far forward that
the off bind leg can no longer keep place,
so 1t comes off the ground, leaving the near
hind leg alone supporting the body, which
now again requires still further advanced
support. This IL finds in the off fore leg
by this time stretched forward TO its fullest
extent-which is placed on the ground, and
the position is as in Fig. 7.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Postponement Of Sherlff's
Sale.

OFFICE OF ssEgIRF or DEEg IopGE Co..
DEER LgDgg, NJ. n. JHne IA. 1854.
The sale OF the Algonquin property, comprising
the algonquin mill and mine aud the Salmon and
GIN Extension No. 2lodes, was postponed until
SATURDAY, JUNE aiTH, A. ID. 1852,
n O'Clock p. m, at which time said sale viii tale
pare N front OF the court house door, I'm the tow Ii
aud c0auty OF Deer Lodge. NJ T..
THOMAS STRANG, Sheriff.
BY THas. McTAGuE, Under Sheriff G75t2
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PERs0SAD.

A memorial window in h9nor Of John
BunyIn il b be placed in Elston
church.
Sir Anthony Musgr.vr. governor Of
Jamaica and it- d-'"ndrneivs. will
shortly visit this cnnnirv.
A mere laI ~ho recsntly threaten
ell TO sho1t Queen vietoria has been
sentenced To ten years peual ssrvitude.
Mr.. Frank T. Hayes, the cnly snr.
vi~or ef De-. H., 49, A~si- --Ped'ti0n,
il janitor in one Of the public schools
Of Boston.
The English civil engineer, Doug
lass, is 10 be knigbted f9r bis success
ful work in the erection Of the new
EIdystone lighthouse.
Prince Bismarck has just presented
to the botanical garden AZ Dusseldorf a
large tame wolf, which was given 70
him by Russian prince.
The younges. couple among tho Con
gressional families arc Congressman
Dugro Of New York, and his wife, he
being bat twenty-six and she several
years his junior.
The Oldest man on the continent il
Adam Hefner, who lives near Lenoir
s. c.. He is ll6 years old, as suthen
ticated by the family records, while biz
mind is still bright.
The room in the Franklyn cottage
Elberon, in which President Gar6elt
died. is closed and draped heavily will
mourning In this condition 1t il
stated it will always remain.
Mr. John P. Howard, the Vernon
philanthropist, who has given nearly
quarter Of million Of dollars to vari
Gus objects, amassed most of his for
tune in New York, in the hotel busl
ness.
Major Daniel Simpson, the oldes
/ drummer living, has happy home q
City Point, South Boston, and lises il
comfort, surrounded by children, Crane
children and great-grand-children. II
was born in 1900.
1t is stated that the Gar still sui
fers from nervous terror, which ma
dethrone bis reason. The brayest ma
on record lay fear secret murder with
out dishoner. Ajax prayed not to b
killed in the dark.
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AcRIcrIrrRsLnEMs.

The Mississippi Agricultural and
Mechanical College is justifying the
National and State aid 1t has receiv-
ed. It is giving thoroughly prac-
tical education to 304 students.
A safe rule, and the best, for eith-
er corn or potato growers, is to culIi
vate as soon after every rain as the
ground Is dry enough, no matter
whether anJ weeds are visible or
not.
II runners are removed from straw
berry vines in Spring the old plaRt
will be more vigorous and the fruit
fairer.
A weak alkaline solution in the
soil is said TO promote nitrification,
while too much alkali is injurious.
The moral is 20 apply potash and
other alkaline manures thinly, over
as much ground as they can cover,
rather than in heavy doses.
From four to SIX bushels of potatoes
viii plant an acre. The variation
In quantity depends on size Of seed,
method of cutting and number of
eyes in hill. Some of the best crops
have been grown WIN even less than
four bushels of seed per acre.
The best time to kill q weed is as
soon as it appears above the surface.
A slight brush with a garden rake or
In the field with a smoothing harrow
will destroy weeds at this early
stage but if allowed to grow few
days, heavier implements must be
used.
Years ago, the greater part Of the
fertilizer trade was with the South,
but now the demand Is growing rap
idly at the North, while from greater
care in composing cotton seed and
other homemade fertilizers the de-
mand for bone or mineral phosphates
in the South is relatively decreas-
ing.
). At three feet apart each way there
are 1850 hills on an acre. Potatoes
yielding only one bushel to every 80
hills would give upwards Of 16o bush-
els per acre. That this is much above
the average crop even in good years
shows how great are the possibilities
!, for improvement in potato grows
ing.
- The cotton plant is destined to be-
come of greater Importance than ey-
er. Farmers have learned that cot
ton-seed meal is good feed for NEST
t kinds Of stock, aud that after feeding
. 1t makes the mott valuable kind Of
e manure. 1t requires:some care Ia us
), ing. and is better If mixed with at
/. least half its bulk of wheat bran.
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the 6rSt carriage. Then came brass
band. Then came more carriages, con-
tanning eminent brethren from whiting
lodges, every man with enough initials
after his name TO stock a railroad the
o. j. G. u. X. i. t. Y, and the R.S.T
wv X, and the g. u. & G. A. i. l..
u, and tho 7. o. M. and the q. A. J..
and the J. u. c., under the seat. Then
came whole procession Of chaplains--
lodge chaplains--on foot, swearing at
the dust. And away of, two and
half miles away from the band, came
the family, in the middle Of tho street,
hoodng II. When they finally get out
to the picnic grounds, the members Of
the mans domestic household were
again pleasantly surprised, being stop.
ped at the gate by an outside sentinel
who clu bbed them of TO the right.
There they found an inside guard who
promptly chased them Off TO the left.
Then they ran into boy seven years
old with White hair and red necktis,
carrying clothes prop, and bearing in
his own official person the enormous
and overbearing title OF Royal and
Thrice Puissant Knight Of the Mighty
Arm and Potent Keeper Of the Way
And when thsy got away from all that
alive, they were finally 'shooed away
and waved Off down the road, and told
10 get out Of there and keep away or
they'd get into trouble, by little old
mah with bow logs, a hare lip, a wart
on bis nose, bald head, and green Cog
giles, who The GGdghted anil awe-strick-
en- intraders afterwards learned was
his Most Goodness Gracious Nibu, the
Four OF Five Times Renowned and
Most Awfully Magnificent and Ro-
splendset Fly-up-the Greek TO the Null
doom. 4 secret society IL a sweet boon,
buta man has To bs kind of careful
that /, doesn't grow on him. ."-R j.
Burieits.
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STATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.
Dept. of Public INSTRUCTION
SALEM; Or, July S.h.

SALEn; Or, July S.h.
Notice is hereby given that the an
nual State Teachers AssQsiation is
appointed To convene 10 the hall OF
representatives, capitol building city
Of Salem, August 2lst, at . o'clock p.
m. and to continue in session three
days. The meeting promises to be one
Of the best ever held in the state. The
services Of distinguished gentlemen
have been secured for evening addresses
teachers of rare ability and eminent
success have consented to present the
various subjects before the association,
and music of the best order will en-
liven the exercises bpth at day and
evening sessions. These educational
meetings are not for the advancement
Of the interests of the public sctosls
alone, but for those of the college and
academy as we'll. The object aimed at
is the promotion of the general eduea-
tional work of the State, therefore all
teachers both of the public and of the
private schools. as we'll as those of the
colleges and academies, are not only
cordially invited bat are earnestly
urged to attend. A fraternal and cor
dial invitation to attend is also hereby
extended to the teachers aud superinten
dents of Washington Ty. Arrange
ments will be made for reduced fare or
all the main lines of travel to all those
attending the association. The follow
ing named persons have been appointed
an executive committee to make al
further arrangements. Prof. j
Gregg, supt. of Marion county; Prof
t G Jory, of Willamette University
Mrs. Elizabeth w. Andrews, lat9 Dear
of Woman's College; Prof. G A Feeble
Salem public schools; Miss Addie Scri
Der, Salem public SCHOOLS.
L. J. POWELL,
Supt. of Puplic Instruction.
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The usual halt at Albany reinforced
our company vita a number Of Eugene
bound friends, accompanied to the train
by Senatsr Bilyou and Mr.. Eagene
skiPworth. Mr. B. assured us that
Mr. S. had become an enthusiastic
Woman Sufragist since ouE last meet
ing. This fact was not unlocked for,
but it was decidedly satisfactory, and
We congratulate Mr.. s npon his ~tility
to change al opinion, as well as his
courage in avowing the change-Net0
Nortl,cesi. This is a good joke on Mr..
Skipworth, and evideatly intended as
such by our able Senator. Mrs. Danni-
way may depend on the fact that the
former gentleman does not change his
opinion on any subject with every wind
that blows, and has not on this one.