Polk County times., August 28, 1869, Image 1

Y T MES
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Folk County Official Directory.
Polk county covers an area o f about 1.250
«quare miles Number o f voters. 1,2.’ 7. A ero
e f land under cultivation, D3 270. Value id
assessable property, $1.2."4.520
The Land
Office for this Disirict is located ai Oregon
C ity— Owen Wade, Register; Henry Warren,
Receiver.
C oi ’ vty O kvicehs . — Committioutrt, E C.
t)iee. R. Tall in; Jirtyr, J. L (.’«llins; Shniji.
J , W. Smith; t ’Irrk. J . 1 Thompson; A »•*<*»«»*,
H. Davis; Treotnrer, R M. May; School Su­
perintendent. J. II. Mycr; Surveyor, is. T. Burch;
Coroner, C. I). Etnbrec.
T erms OK Corur.— Circuit Court. R. I\ Boise
•'u4ge,convenes in P e II u S oii the itli .Monday in
April and 3d Monday in November. Count'/
Com t convenes on the 1st Monday in each
month.
N otaries Pt i u c . — T. Pearce, E«*la; W. W
Boone, Independence; J. L. Collins, Dallas;
H. N. George, Butua Vista.
P ost O iricE Tow»*. — Bethel, Bridgeport.
Bueua Vial*, Dallas (county seat). Eola.Grund
ladependeiice, Luckiaiiinte. Lincoln
Lcwi#viHts, Mouiuoutb, Rickrcal, 8alt Creek
aji J Zeu.
U. 8. M ail leaves Dallas for Salem on Mon*
day, W vdnesday and Friday at 7 a. in , return
iug same days at ti p. u i.; for Independence,
each fuesday morning at 6 ; f*r Salt Creek,
«a cb Tuesday at I p m.; for Lafayette, Mon­
d a y and Thursday at 3 p m , returning Wed-
nesay aud 8atur<lay at 10 a in.; for Corvadis.
Wednesday a n j Saturday at 10 a. in., returning
Monday aud Thursday at 3 p. in.
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W . I ) . J E P F R I E 8 , M . I ) .,
n i)» ic ia n
a n il
S u rgeon ,
Kola, Oregon.
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Disease« nt Women.
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J. K. U 1VID M H I, M. D.,
P h y s ic ia n
and
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Independence. Ogn.
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P h y s ic ia n
and
S u rgeon ,
Dallas. Oregon.
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SULLIVAN A WHITSON,
Attorneys & Counsellors-at-Law,
Dallas, Oregon,
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Dallas. Oregon.
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J.VS. II. TURNER.
V in e y a r d * T u rn er,
A T T O R N E Y !? -A T - L A W ,
Dallas, Oregon.
O y r iC B ^ O n Main street, one door north of
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J A 8 . MCCAIN.
A f p l e i a l e A M c C a in ,
A T T O ttA E Y * -A T - L A W ,
Polk County, Ogn.
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T H R U ■ ¿ P U B L IC O F T H F F Ü H R E .
NO. 18.
1IY-AND.ISY.
T he New Y««rk Tribù ut reviews the
situation in Texas, and in regard to the
Fresh elides the brook and blows the gale,
Asia contains an area o f 17.318,000
Somewhere down the stream o f Time
o f the
Radicai*
of
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jn i m uuua whines
n in iiu o in
lhu it.iu
t’ aio m
Yet yonder halts the quiet m ill!
'■quant mi es. and a popolai io i of 8J5,- on which w- «re floating is a beautiful 4i .
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The whirling wheel, the rushing sail,
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that Mate, sa\s : 1 licy forget that our
4 1 9 9 0 8 ; America an area ot 15.480.. Islam! called
t * a n d By.’
It may ,,
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How motionless and s till!
Government must he republican or des­
0(H) sipiare miles, ami a population of he just be'ore us. beyond the next turn
potic. and that n rule based on the pro-
Six days of toil, poor child of C«in,
81, UK» 0 0 0 ; Africa an area of 11 556.* of rt«e river; or we may not fiml it nn ,
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Thy strcojr'h the slave of want mav be;
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I scnntion ot a full third of the adult
population
o
f
til
tlm
stream
disembogues
itself
into
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square
The seventh thy limbs ejeape the chaiu—
F Ni V F IKS AGO.
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n i i males— flu* thin! comprising two thirds
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A God ha h made thee free !
r. lie ocean <d eternity. But weail look f ....
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73
1
000
square
miles
and
a
population
for
it,
from
infam
y
to
md
tiL'e.
and
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fen years ago Chari vs Ling«ton. a
Ah. tender was the law that gavo
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tfiat all evil wnl be banished
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colored man of Oberlin. was tried heiore ««» 293.US3.00d, and Australia and Pol dreum
This holy respite to the breast,
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bg nee which are presumed t«> tit. the
yne-ia
an
area
o
f
3.425
0
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0
squire
To breathe the gale, to watch the wave,
when
we
arrive
at
the
beautiful
Islán
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tin- U. 8. court o f this eit) . upon a pros
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! in ii tor a responsible participation in
And kuow the whcl-l may rest!
All day we float down
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eeutioii instigated by the administration Hides, and a p ptilation of 4.0 )0,U00.
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.. polities— is (luesMonan’ y repu »1 can.
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exami'dn^
the
tables
o
f
artificial
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ui
Indent
st
re
earn;
the
blue
cover
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of
James
Buchunan,
for
a
Violation
of
But whore the waves the gentlest glide,
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„ . l i t mav uo— nay. if mutt — in the itnme
With image charms to light thiuo eyes ;
burns above us i the untathoiu
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the fugitive slave law. wasfound it Ity, or po itieal division, w«> find that the heaven
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díate presence «>f a formúlame rehp||i->n;
The spire reflected on the tide,
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and ini prisoned in the county jail for llussi hi empire stands first u erritorial able depths yawn tiene it Ii us; thcmys Í •,
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I it cannot he inainta ne«I indefinitely
Inspires thee to tko skies.
e\tent.
it
having
an
area
of
7,86i
7)68
feries
of
(j
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ami
iimiimtalitv
stream
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twenty days.
It was jn-t ten years
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after that rebel ión has thrown do*vn its
To teach the soul its noble worth,
us with th irawlul splendors,
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la-t Wedmsday since t his sentence was squire in h^s and a population of 77, in upon
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aims. (Jar Southern Reoubliems are
The rest from mortal toils is given :
0*»8
418.
or
9
9
to
a
square
mile
'flit*
ami
trutlis
that
have
confounded
ihc
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fulfil ed. N ow we find this convicted
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Go snatch the brief rcpiieve train earth,
nit« beefs— truths that in all
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criminal «dl'ered the position of l nited Chinese enibir«* contains 4.695 334 oiliest
And pass— a guest to ileaveu.
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iiavc. and how impossible if is ill it they
sipiare
m
il«***,
with
a
population
o
f
477.
ages
have
rouse«!
ui>
tin*
soul
from
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States minister to Liberia. This* is a
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should live under rebel rule; we fell
curious illustriitiiiu o f the changes 5JO.OJU. or 101 6 to a square mil«* loumlnU m. baptized it with reverence' j them in turn that it is impossible th a t
i IIHO NOU K.Y OF l‘ K I V I I \ G
China (prupi r). however, with an area and kimilcd it wi«h love - c i »iron us
wrought by time — Cleveland Lea ter.
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of
1 3UU.UUJ square miles, contains with their intensity, and thoughts of < ,* • , - , ,
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About ten years ago. Daniel Iv
Previous to the year 1000. printing
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. . Minth in which the people of theSouth,
the
Island
re
banished
irom
the
mind
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itili
ibitaiifs.
or
319
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to
a
from wooilen blocks was said to have Sil kies eomiuitfeil a cowardly murder
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when tbe solemn gtay <>t twilight , , - *.
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Now lie squire mile, being the most densely !>ur
been known am! practiced in ( ’ hina ; in the streets «if Wash ngimi
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\ denied a vote. If we slmu <1 attempt
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populated of all th<* large coll 'tries of • al s around our track, in l.mev we see . , •
l>ut tlu* most authentic information as represents the l nited States at the
to do it. we should -imply sacrifice «>ur
its
migicil
shores,
gre«
n
with
tre«*s
of
tlieworhl.
’j’
ln*
R
iti-h
empire—
cxclu
to the art of which we now have iccnrd court of ¿spam. J,c»s than feu years
ascend mey in the North ; and «liey can
a^o, Governo) »Toe Rrnwii, of Georgia, sive of the Hiulson R «y territory— c«m beauty glittering before us like a star judge where this would leave the Re­
is given below, ami in ty be ver.fi <1.
tains an area o f 4 419..5.79 square miles over th«* broad -hadows o f ye irs, and
1400— (Maying cards first printed w’ is the leader of the secession m «ve­
publicans of the South. We can do
inent, and after«’ ids lite originator, ami a population of 17 4. L55 882, which our longings all return t i wander on it- and dan* much here for equal bum in
from blocks, in Iviione.
•jives a density o f 39. I mb bitants to a fiiry hanks and listen to the silvery
rights. W e ar** a slmrue Sampson
1-11 * *— John (it nesfeisb, .«untamed build« rand manager of tin* Amlerson
voices
of
its
inhabitants
Ami
as
the
square
mile
Gutte.bcrg, fi.st prints in an alphabet­ ville pii.-oii pen. in which so many
whcti-jvfci v.e shall undertake to argue
'I bis, however, is very uneq i a 11 v di rosy flu«h of day fades in the west, and and insist that a part o f the Southern
ical 1 «ugunge 1 1 uni wooden blocks — tliou-ands of l nion soldiers perished.
the watch stars open one alter ¡mother , . . .
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which served only t* rtlie work printed Now Rrovvn is i he leader o f the Ka«li vid «I. for wbi t* British North America
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people ought to be disfranchise«! and
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i tli an a tea of 3.7)23.083 *(|u t«* mi c>. ilmir holy c\cs, we go to rest in tiio |
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powerless evermore. We kn «*v that
1-11«)—John Mt*yd< iibueh joins hi> cal j! it t V 111 ( ioor_i;t.
harpy
belief
that
the
morning
sunrise
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contains
a
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opulat¡on
of
but
3.765
OUO,
( ’onsid* rahl\ less th in ten years’ ago
wealth to the skill o f Gtitteiiberg and
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we can naintnin no. su« h position, and
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or about 1 to the square mile Great will gild tJ'is pemortal l i 'd. iud in our we ate „ nowise
incline«! to attempt it.
John l ’.aistus, who were ’ he first prin­ General L«>iig-or«et was at the heaij of
vision
;
tliis
clini
ite
v.e
bave
sought
so
!
Brit.¡in
proper,
with
an
area
of
121,113
ters. About this time Fan-tus invents a rebel army. «I* alino de.ith and «les
Now !
miles, emit dus 29.321 2 8 8 jn- long and vainly, ami whither fl«*«l all
4'ho Indian.«¡ml s Sentinel o f
movalde types o f metal receivingassis fnietion to «mi 1 uiou soldier*
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habitants,
or
242
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a
s«|U
ire
tuil«*
thè
I
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is
t
Smimiors
o
f
our
yontli
whieli
.June 28 relates the following st««ry ;
lance from his sou-in law. Peter Seim Ile is ihe appo'iit.'e e f Gr.int to a lu
we
hcsought
wiih
tears
fo
stay.
A
lami
I
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N
tbcrltii
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exceed
this
degr«»e
«
f
•’ Mr. A ll. bh , a farm r, who resides
efier, whodevised the punches, matiices elative posinoli in New Orleans.
o
f
premise
is
th.it
Ry-aod-Rv.
In
it
deli-ity,
li
¡vii
g
a
population
of
28(J
2
about tl ree miles west of the city,
leu ve «ìs ago Ben Rutler, af fhe
and no aids for casting them.
we
have
rich
possessions,
the
autieipa
I• r* ught a strange story in on Saturday,
to
the
siili
iiv
mile.
Suine
o
f
the
suini
1 102— Faustus prints the Vulgate i 'bar e>ton conventi n, voted fitry-f In«*»■
German
states,
which
ar«*
in
fact
only
fed
enj«)'.
incut
of
wl»ieh
alone
renders
Mr R. h is- a son-in law living ou a
Bible. in two Volumes. wit ell he sold « iiiii’s (or »J**ft. Davis as a catoit*! «te f«u
4 he past has proven a; farm about, four miles from Lafayette,
Pi« >i«lent. and. at tbat timo, w.i* a po««r cities like Hamburg ami Bremen have ife tolerable
at first as high as five humlr.d crown
we
irv
way;
the
pre««uit.
is full o f thorns j iia.ued Mr Mill- r. Mr. M. has a Gcr-
a
population
four
orfìve
tini
*s
as
dense
per copy. H iving reduced tlm pr ce imiti. Now he is thè In a«i ami front —
The
United
Sfa
have
an
area
of
and h set with danger; but in tie col mm laborer, who, in plowing w e r a
to tliirty crowns p r copy, he was sen* i he vim v quinte-cene«* « f lUoliealism —
3
7)78,392
square
miles,
ami
a
popu’
a*
den
By*and*By theie is reeompens.1 for cori.fi Id, struck the upper crust o f
ne worth bis % riiiI imi of dollars.
ou-ly adjudged to be in league with tin
ti
ni
of
37).7)i)
l.UOU,
giving
a
di’
iisity
of
all
There the broken heart shall he something very much like tBe infer »1
Teli yvurs ago l S. Grant wns a pen­
devil, and would have been t-aerifieed
9 6 to a sipiare 'mile. ()i these Slates, healed, ami the we«ry spirit find a rest. ■ regions. A suffocating odor was fir>t
for witchcraft had he not explained Ins ti ile.ss pi n-ioner «'li thè honiity of thè
Ih ut lamil\; now he is Ure.-iib nt ot die largest is T e x a s , wi h an area of Who w uld sell his birthright in this emitted, followed by a dense volume o f
art.
247.356. a population o f 6 >4 215, and laud ? 4 hough poverty, gloom ami d«*s snmke. * According to the Gemini's
1460— Fanstns prints ‘ ’ Cicero de he Un te«l States and thè enf r«* Dent
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f.imily »r«' peiismm vs ou thè Govern­ a d« nsitv of 4.1 inhabitants to the olation cnviion us h«’re. we have w« alth, -tatemont, the st« nch was several *le-
Officii*,’ ’ and soon after «lies.
-quare mile. 4 he State having the health and loving friends in that eliuie grees above the flavor o f the Illinois
ine n .— Curliste Velini (ver.
1473- » Greek first printed.
fingi si number of inhabitants is New 1l.nve.ig rlv we look for that Islam! stree t gull. r. A -licet o f flame so n
1474—
f irst printing in Hnglund.
York, with an «rea o f 47,909 square II it were laid <l<>wn in a eh.irt. no mat hurst from this terrible vole mo. ami a
147 ) — First almanac printed.
S p o n g i n g o n t h e P r i n t e r . — We
149*5— Wynkvn de Worde prints the find the following in an exchange, ami miles a population of 3,889,735, aud a ter lo w distant, so that we knew ill if it | great conflagration was imminent for a
«•mid surely come. w. should he satis- ; tune, hut th'* flames were finally sub­
first honk on pajicr manufactured in copy it. well knowing that it Contains density of 82 6.
T he m ist densely populated State U bed in the prospect.
Rut no Aria«ln** dued by a few shovels full o f earth
twice m re truths than poefri : “ Thu
England.
Massachusetts,
\fhich
with
an
area
of
come-
to
reveal
its
labyrinthine
secret, tos-cd in the ui mth o f the crater. The
1490— First work o f a geographical pub ic corporations, societies and asso
eint ions generally, have funny notion 7 ' *0 Minare miles, has 1,300,000 in­ and we must rest content in its antiei’ lava thrown out looked very nmeh like
nature print* d in Spain.
tltouf printers. Tin y Ihink we oughi habitants, nr 172.-1 to the square mile. pations, and possess it only in our , (Jastilc soap--on!y it was not so highly
17)22— Hebrew printed in Germany
1 t «* District o f C'olutubi.a. however, has dreams.
; pci fumed. On the contrary, it was
1532—'Gazetteers first puhlislie«! in to print, puff and pu lish all for noth
2
308.9
inhabitants
to
tin*
stiu.ire
mile,
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exceedingly
offensive. If ignites easily,
Venice, and so cdle«! from a coin for mg— that fice gratis in oth- r words,
and
a
population
of
126
990.
I hey seem a-toliishe i if we a*k half
which they were sold — Gazetted
4' uk G r eatest M \ n * s F a t h e r ___
burns a.- fteelv as Ittmistonc.
The
There is probably no reason why the
1 537— The fir«t book on 1 ngifmle price OI.lv for an ordi
I lie number ami variet) of stories which Gen,,:‘ n
liU,1!>’ lightened, and after
written by Nonius, and printed in Por­ • t th inks. tribute of i «peer, a personal United States mav not be .aipab'e o f we are fold of old .Je-sie Grant the in viewing the ^ e n c m utter bewild,*r-
eoinmuuie ut ion, or :.t nvthing else tliat supporting as l.arjt a population, inpro- «iivi.lual to whom we arc indebted for
^ r a tmic. eja- ulued : ’ Y e l . d a t
tugal.
portion to its territorial size, as any n i
1554— The first alphabet for the deaf only interests .*> lew persons, and not
our pre-ent stable form o f Government,1
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^ 0 •'»»deMand that IMo-
timi of the word.
We may bv a few
and dumb, with instructions, printed ti e gimeral leader. 4 hey think it costs
are past com potation.
Here is the last i lessor Cox will examine the ground,
no money to advertise, pull, etc
And hasty eompiit «tions obtain a rough osti one : A voung man over in Covington and shotih] it prove to be ¡in < ntrance
in Spain.
mate of our future possibilities.
17)71— Printers in Paris, as a mark thus one and a tit; I h< r will sponge.—
the other dav, tnct. and «accosted ol«l ; to the infernal regions, he will send for
When
our
entire
country
shal1
bea«
I hey forget ilmf this business nu.kes
o f respect, authorize«! to wear swords
Jessi«*. although ignorant as to who he i Parson Rruwulow fo look further into
densely
po|>u'ated
as
Mas-aelmsetts
is
i bey forget that print
1378 — ILiok o f DiophaUtine Algebra tIi«*in known.
was. and rcqucste«! him to fipnish him it. The peop'c o f Lafayette are greatly
to
day.
we
shall
number
a
population
of
. r's ink makes nim* tenths oi their im
first printed.
with change for a five dollar bill, lie alarmed, and already it is said a roaring
6
IU.U09.000.
and
when
it
readies
Great
17)S8— “ Fnglish Mcrcnria,” a pain* mense fortunes. They forget tha‘ it
ac edcil.aml whde making the neec-shry noise c;m be heard underneath that
Britain
in
point
of
density,
our
popnhi
phlet. printed ; the first attempt at pe­ t»kes m nev to pay eoinposi'ors— t<> j
transfer, being loath to lo«e an opportu doomed city. We await further devel­
tinti
will
number
more
than
860,009,000
Many
buy ink, type, paper; an ! Iistly, hey
riodical literature
nity for making himself known, took opments with intense anxiety
persons
may
think
this
a
hoax,
but
it is
1603— First Decimal
Arithmetic even forget to tli.uk you for woikiu*'
occasion to say, “ Young man. do you |
'I
fie
Cnollfl
Importaii
«ii
Ilnsiness-
Mr. Babb «loesu't look like a man
f«r Uothing, by gratuitously puiTliij
printed in F anders.
know that you are talking to the father 1 ifrtt
Proliibi:or> L « w <>t Congress.
who
would
deceive a whole community
1612— King James’ , ’ lie present vcr. *h« ir b'j-iness or serving the puli ic.
o f one o f the greatest men in this
siftn o f the Ritde, which had been Bid \*« ii ever hear of ip-yhody, or any
lie was immediately in­ about as frilling a thing as the discovery
There i- a law, pass ul bv the Thirtv- eontilrv?”
«orp««raf
ion,
tliaiikiug
an
editor
for
what
seven years in the hands of the trails
seventh Dongress «til! in force, the fi st formed by tbe party ml<’tressed that in* of li— 11 in I inb uilt.”
he bad d .tie ! Guess not.
\Ve print s* etioii of which is a- follows: 4 h «t \va- not aware that lie stood in flic pres­
tutors primed. •
D i d n ’ t W a n t t o uf . I n s u l t e d .—
1015— Napier’s Logarithms printed f'»r money— to make a I ving. , IVisous no citizens o f the UnHOil St ate«, or for ence of one who had that nr.iu 1 d's-
1639— Printing at Cambridge. M as* will therefore govern themseives accord • igner coming in1«» or residing within tinct’on. “ Ye«,” resumed the garni A f« w d ays ago a recently married
couple (run thee untrv— notQuindaro
sachuse'ts ; being the first attempt ingly.
the same, shall tor him«e!f or for any Ions Jessie han<lin<g over*the «le-ired
— spent a portion o f tha' rotnmue sea-
wi>lii ii the present limits o f the United
other person whatever, either as master change. ’ T am the f’ath r o f tbe most
s ui denominate*! the ‘ houeyinoou,” in
States
T he S t e a m s h i p G reat H xstern . f ictor. owner or otherwise, raise, build ilbisfri i p
hero that, this eouiit'y olir 1 11 ;rnr and, o f course, ’ put tip and
1661— ‘ ’The Public Intelligencer,” — B is rumored that wh *n the Great equip, load or otherwise pr«;pareunv
ever produced
i lie young man \
,h. hn-pifalities o f the Garun
by Sir Robert L’ Rstrade— the first K.isteru returns to Furope, shu^vvili ship or vessel, or any steamship or-te mi
l.»"k «1 at him for .a moment. . with j |fOII:.e.»’ During dinner ti c v« uug lady
new*paper published in England, of take aimt her cable on boaid an dr start ve-sel. registered, enrolled or licensed
ox. r.’ssion o f «grave istoni-hm *nt on j Wfis 0|)iS,.rV(.(] r.i‘ turn rc«l and pa'e by
which a few numbers are extant.
for India to lay a line between Bombay in the United States or nnv port within bis face, nod then exclaim«d. “ What. ! fnnis imt rliis was laid to her new jm-
16 6 5 —T i e first Treatise ou Insur* and Su 7.
When the builder o f this the same for the purpose o f procuring v«m d..n’ r t«*ll me that you are the lath i sjtj „ n !H wife. But S n o g g s who h «s
mammoth ship launched In r he sup­ from China or from a in port or place or of Stonewall Jackson !” The pnter-
ance printed.
harp ear. ln*ar«l her ask her huslrand:
1705— The “ Boston News Letter.” posed she would be the maivel o f the th • rein, tin* inhabitants or subjects of n il a u tli *r of our President turned no­
, “ Is my (ace dirty *7”
the first pap« r within the present limits eotumerci d world. In this capacity Uhina. known as coolie« to he transport on hi« heel and walked away supremely
“ Dirty ! No
Why do you nsk ?”
of the United States, printed by John she proved »'most a complete failure e«l fo any foreign «•ounfry. p*irt or place •li«gusted.— A roua.
“ B< cause that insulting waiter i* sist*
and a ruinous loss to all who hud a pe whatever, to lie dispnsetf of. or sold, or
Cambell, a Scotchman.
on putting a towel beside mv plate.
1790— Dr. Franklin, the great Amer euuiarv interest in her; but her mi-sion tran-ferred. for any term of years or
A d v a n t a g e o f Y e a r s — You are I ’ ve thrown tine** under the table. nn<!
iean printer, philosopher and statesman, upon the waters lias been t««uud in her for any time whatever, ns servants o«
yetting into years. Y«*s. but f )• o years yet every linn* he eoiucs around he puis
vast calamity inlay fhe chain that hinds apprentices, or to he held to service or
born in Res'on.
are «getting into you— the ripe, rich another heiore me ”
underwater labor. And if nnv shin or vessel,
1709— American ‘ Weekly Mercury.’ humanity together— an
ye rs— th«» "etiial. mellow year«— the
th«‘ fi'>t paper in Phila«l«di*hia. printed. highway that niakis the nations of the steatu-hit» or steam vessel Ixdomgirig in Ins v. Itpp'aip rears. On* l>v one the ( Tm: P rohibitory L aw —The B h
1727— The “ New York Gizeffe.” earth a Common brotherhood
wlmh^or in part to cif Z'*ns of fhe I oi­ crudities o f your youth arc falling "Í1 9>n H«*ra!<l -a y s that, under tltc t)p,-ra-
the first paper in that State, printed and
led States, and rog sfer«*d, enr.»l'«>d or fruin V"ti. tli«» vanity, the eg'»ti«m. the | tions «»f the proliihitnry law. lager beet
Acute im«) chruiiie rlii'utnuti-m. n? well as
published in June.
jfi'u*. centrally ¡¡fl.-ct tl»e j >iuts, but ofbvr iu «re otherwise lieen-r-d a« afore-aul. shall I«* instil «fion. the bewild rin nt. the un- is the only bevortg* the sab* of wliieh
17 ’9— • M .ryland Gazette” printed. vulnerable |«aris arc* ais.* mi l.j <q t«« their at lucks. enin'oved for the s.aiil purpo«e. nr in the c*t ta’ iitv. Nearer and nearer you are is practically
r«*strictcd m B«»ston
I li« v are centrally «•¡«uscii l*y vili.«teil lilouf), cailie tpnh* so called or shall 1 caused
1731—
Printing in South Carolina.
Whisky.
Itrandv.
rum. gin «t»d win«*s o f
approaching yourself
You ar* eortsol-
wDiet* is |>r*Mliieei| by ilerang«*iuent <»t the «li ,
..
,*,1 •
i
•
1732—
First printing mi paper made p
stive organs. I lo* m.,- 1 ,.ff .-ri*■*• rendv that I Ur<*f*|«r** G"tn < hma or el ew here, as i«l I'ing vonr for<** s. You ar«* bee ilion ; all sorts can he «brained w th as tittle
in tin* United Staten.
can be used l*>r curing these nainful atleeiioin«, afir e-aid any subjects o f the govern m as'erof v«mr « fintioti. On the ru’ iis trouble as ever ; but beer, which is more
It* llK.ii
ir
..
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17 >7— First printing in G«*nrgit.
i» Dr Walker ?■ V k <; ktxbi k V|. nko vr B it t e r s ment of Ulpua f«»r thè Mirp«»se of trans- o f sbatterci plains yon find v«»ur vaut- bulky and must be drawn in a certa n
1755— Johnson's Dictionary printed — a r«*ine*Jv ajtvu'ly ami tffi a<'i"us. wl.ich v\iil pi «r ting or «1 isposing o*’ thpin tts ¡«f«»res dd a «ge ground. Your broken hopes, your , wav to be good, ca«« oMv be obfam.q!
eradicate tbe disease, ami remavo I bo cause.
in England.
everv sneh «hip or v- ssel. steamshio or th'va«f(*«l purposes, your defcîDed .is^d . i n a few places.
1 he C""* queue* is
1771 — Printing in Louisiana.
steam
ve-S(*l.
her
ta«*kli*.apt>arcl.
forni­
r;it’on°. liocorno 21
o f htr^nirlli 1>V | ^
îl
« um iuiì
* ***
(
* J No in in grows grcat by etnploy-
177G— Fifty-six newspapers printed ing liis faetiltics fbr his own good alone. tore and oth«*r tippnrt«*nnnees shaM h«* which vntt mount to stiblbncr h«*’gbts ! :,,,d wh« lootnc Leverage i-
»0
in the United States.
........... seU-possess'on
.
^
t and
..... self
.. ....................
command w^fe.l th -u<aml« who u«e«l to drink it
Meo are great in i } k ; direction - of ex forfeit od to thè United States and shall With
1797—
First printing in Mississippi.
erting them-elves l'or otl«ers. 4 I h * mote he Palile to In* seized. prosecnted ami o f thJigs. thè tir le «L*<«1 o f creatimi, nml wanted nothing more are now driv.
1798—
‘ Mississippi Gazette” piiuted wc ri««*, thè uobier we l»ec<nm*. Ile is condonino«! in an vo f thè Circuit or Dis- f .rf«»i r r»«l is reclainied The king h is e" fo dtink thè tier» spi ri t-. uhich, froiu
at Natchez.
file greate-t man « h o «Ities thè mo«t t: et court« of the United States for the come to his o*rn ag«in. Uirth a*««! sua Gì e r concenti.Ue«l forni, .tre Ul<wc c.hsiljr
1814— Printing in Alabama.
for his ft*Mow men ; and In* is the lowe-t I district where the sai«l ship or vessel. an«l stf V pour out their large«« <»f !«*ve. Lept in closets and corners. The « !
reer avej.
1828— Nine hundred newspapers man who docs the least lor his fellow- steam*' «hip or Steam v«*s«.*l nnv he found, AH the cr o w d s pass down to lay its treas- is
«d v apparent in a larg
printed in the United States.
meo.
1 urcs at your feet.
‘ °* druukeuncs».
seized 1 or carried.—A* Y. Herald*
1836— Thirteen hundred newspapers
in the [Jil ted States and Territories
and District o f Columbia. From that
time to the p**es« tit the increase in
tie a - papers and books printed has scar
co y a Inn t.
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