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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-08
IMPORTS

ME54NA Per ship WIN TeI-Cargo % lots fruit to
- JBaFker.
fHOhgASTON Per brig Ludwig. Cargo 1900 casks lima
N Bedford.
HAvRE. Per ship Herald. Cargo wine brandy, china ware
pesfsmsry, cordisls, leec hes and merchandise,
To sunday consgnees
NANTEZ Per tarqus Tampa lots wine liquors.
diss, dry goods, books, E ware, sard"es bot
lies, preserves, millinery, eeches aud merchant
disc. =
APALACBICOLA..Per rchr Orion-cargo, 100 bis fish,
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Extract OF letter from Glasgow dated March 90 1889.
ATLANTIC STEAMERs.-"We fael highly cratfed to
inform you thai the kees of three steamers Of 100 tons
and 40 horse power, now about teng laid. No
expense will he spared make these boats equal to anv
tween Liverpool and Halifax twice month, it'll con-
tinnation from the latter porto Boston. and other
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ARRIVALS.


ARRIVALS
: May 7, ,sso
Tow boat Tiger C,owcl ON r pass having towel to
ssa .h: Salem sobss, Norris baqne Sarah Lee hgs Cor
tathan Eliza Ellen. U transport schr Woodbury., and
!rhr Delight returned tho ry with ship William Tell and
rs L. tes bar on A. 6th inst at 10 NJ Re
~. boa, Lion, Riddle fom pn.s having lowed to
ships noia Merca Cleyes and brig Triton
he city With fr barqae Tampa Left the bar tho 9Th
Repo is nothing in sight off the bar. Nothing
Tow boat Shark Thomas from the Passes having to
eea oaqus tlaron brig E.U transport schr Columbia,
Left N s hsr 9th. at "a M.
ship Herald, of Baltimore odem, from Iavre 18th March,
Fsssch barque Tampa GARNER 65 days from Nantez 10
Sehr Orion Bnrnham. rom Apalachis OLA to master
ship William Tell Gotten, IS days from Messina Joseph
aLuduis McLsnnon, 10 days Thoma,ton, to Geo
st..-s steamer Seal Willard from the Baize Reports
II 81 m. s~'"' - '"''~'
stssner Mcfarland, Dun.e,h. from Cincinnati.
Staamev kOanry, Day, from Lafourche.
etsamsr Manchester. Smoker from Fulton.
Steamer Madison Scott from ST Louis.
Stssmsr Cisrksylle, Irwin, from Smithland.
eteamsr Norfolk Smith, from Louisville.
Steamer Geo Washington Quarter from ST Louis
- EXPORTS.
LIVERPOOL Per ship Rohschid Cargo l466 bales
Is hds tobacco, 1854 tons log ood
hds tobacco. 100 dried hides.
bstque Dale Cargo, al bales cotton, 3l
sG&8 ~ tons log wood.
GlsRALTER Par brig Smyrna Cargo 7a lids tobacco, %
BALTIMORE brig Unca'. Cargo eo4 lids sugar. 70
HALIFAX Per be James Tango 1871 bis -four ll4b's 81
half do beef, : casks hams, l2 do bread. 50 bags
wheat 49,
4ENsACOLA. Per schr Mary Jane Cargo small lots fruit
wine. brandy, coffee rice, -four, sugar, hams
groceries, provisions &c.
NEW1URYPORT.. Per schr Glide. Cargo $50 bis -four
s# l6O00 bushels corn, 5 lids bacon, do sugar, 10
his lard. s do sugar, do pork, and lots mer-
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Total,

Total, 4lO2l 9p
The largest amount paid to an individual was $3.50
49, The amount Of cocoons raised in the same time
was Guy pounds. The amount Of silk reeled and
thrown, on which the bounty paid 1921 pounds
New Bedford Mer.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-08

Silk Bounty in Standardization an official
document, published by order of the Legislature, we
encourage the culture of silk there has been paid from
the State Tr.arury the following amounts OF bounty,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-08
notl-y

XXM. BELL, l6 Charres street, has this day receiv.
w ed per ship Saratoga, SO dom. enamelled Breast
Pins, which will Le offered to the trade or ediars cheap
er than before offered in this CITY, Also Sd dozen
chased Rings, Of all pa,,s together with great
rety Of cheap Gilt Work. consisting Of Broaches Rings
Ear Ornaments Locketts, Chains, &c. Those in want
will do we'll 10 examine this great assortment.
p 8. Old Gold and Silver wanted. aPl Is
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s....s., Dates.
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLEARANcEs.
ES.
+ May 7. 1897.

May 7. 1882.
ship Kotllschild Lurkett. for liverpool Heath co
Ship Potomac, Smith, for Liverpool. A l. Addison co
hr Darque Dale. RYrten for Liverpool, w Vance
Brig Smyrna Perry for Gbrater, JW Zackarie h CO
Hrig Uncas hrou,h III fur baltimore, NV Zackarie + co
h Il James Owen. for Halifax, G X Hamilton
Schr Mary Jane, Acnro for Pensacola, Master
echr till.e, March, Nowb,ryport, Master
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100000 tickets, at SIS scheme price. 81
Selling price $40 per ticke1
SYLVESTER Il CO., 1856 Broaiwa
Sole Agents.

10 The receipts of the salsl
posted in the Canal, Unil
Consolidated Banks, IND
Louis Schmidt join,
Cashier Of the Citia
dersl
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N@.s@E.l

And every ilescriptioy,
Benny be-
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GRAND REAL ESTATE
LOTTERY OF PROPEl

Situated in New Orleans,
TO BE DRAWN ON THE LIST DECEMBE1
IN JACKSONVILLE, Fla.
Under the superintcndence Of the Conmissi0l
pointed by the Legislative Assembly Of Fl,|
SCHMIDT T. HAMILTOI
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-08

VS. SEES Creanciers-
Z de l'insolvable ayant etc
lr lie bcncfe de SEES cream
une rassemblement des dts
,di lie 10 Mai courant, d dix
Victor Foulon, Esq. notaire
ur les afluires hu dit insnlvable
Is process judiciaires contre sa
sont suspendues.
A. NJ. buchanan. Juge do Ia
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1t shall he NJ the option OF the winners of prizes Of
bunk stocks, either TO take the stock itself the par
value thereof in cash.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18
I'm HULLs RADICAL CURE o. KUPTUREs.-ot
Il u A.tox A NJ


THOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD AND CREATING
II an These Pins, which cminently usefu
for pains IN the head and bowels have been before
public for twenty years and we'll known that the pro-
crieior deems IL TO publish any Of the thousand
certificates, which be procured, Of their efficacy from emf
physicians and Others.
Dr. Davenport. Celebrated Eye Water, which has been
thoroughly proved FOR thirty be mild safe and speedy
cure for II diseases " the eyes.
IikewIe th valuable Itch Ostmen prepared BY j. Whea
ton and long re speedy Tor that loathses
ii.sa.. and for al kinds Of uriss IN ire skin
The above valuable medicines Tor sale In hu city b,
Lsrrspcs Reese Co.. Dvryee Coehsraf VI H. schieel'r
Co, and others.
be premptly attended 70. ..4l- IN !, sst jslO-om'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18

IA Chestnut and Tenth Street.-The public respectfully
informed the above splendid sd6ce
ready for occupation and will be Let 10 societies. clubs and
other associations balls concerts lectures parties
professional persons IN New York desrcu. Of engaging
rooms for ans purpose Philadelphia the above elegant saosns
are worthy II their notices. for simplicity and cha.enes.
decoration they equaed in this country. For musical
the grand saloon has been pronounced by emf
nen vocal and intruental artists allied being from
and form, peculiarly adapted for conveyance OF sound
aud facility Of hearing
terms apply the Subscriber at his ROOM No Assem-.
bly, Building, tenth, below Chestnut street
WIN. SIMPSON.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18

d. 1nOO WILL BE FORFEITED. AZ d. Poest'. Er.di-
ID lOOV Gator fails 10 recent case &c certain del
icate disease IN less than hours For SALE wholesale anS
retail BY appoint ment BY A. ID. SANDS 10 and 100 Fm
ton street and the following Drug sores Of Chsss
.rsst and con ef Chamber and Church strse
ford Streets 81 and Lee eh Avsnss and Hurussrs Passn,
Medicine store, 81 Cssal street.. I \ .,'.. 49,.
hr,Ss - y - MM Ua0Sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18

LovUss Wouones or Dun1nass.
littls osse41s1s sunnsrb day,
W0t &sst1g " whsrs levs IVES slsspisg.
An9ss - p@easons bsnks shsrs iay
Two tegus bssias-sna oss weeping;
BAT bevO wuu watching In his drsaus-
Oh oA~s 10 on The rsbsl dalliss-
The gsatls tones Of other strsans,
AID lovely Bowers Of other vaiea
Young Hope We ntssg on the swsrd,
And from hv eyes the tesrv we're starting,
For Faith declared he'd not be bored
By Love- and sst about departing;
Ana 90 the other uched LoveS brow
Ard hads him wske, for Faith would leave him,
But ne il seems, would not allow,
Jsst them 90 small q loss to grieve him.
The gentle brock had murmurcd On
without deIay-but ceased his numbers,
To tell young Love that they were gone,
Uaess he reused him from his slumbers;
And then the silly gods swoke,
And slowly on his turning,
Desired the Brook before he spoke
To add little to his learning.
The gentle Brook resumed his song,
And Love resumed his sleep-and sleeping,
He woke to find himself long
Alone, and then he turned o weeping;
For Faith had gone and Hope in tears
With many lingering glance went after,
And Faith henceforth met him with jears,
And suany brooks with merry aughter.
Brsohlyn, Sept. 7th. LuNr GRAFTON.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18

L'LkrCHERs HEALING sALvE--This invaluable oint.
nest has been well known Edinburgh and its vicinity,
nnner me above appelaon Tor than hundred
and there 70 'h sy stands perfectly unrialed cooling
soning cleansing and healing ointment for wounds, burns
ulcers breast chdress cald heads salt eum and all
skin erupons when local In OF breast obstinate
ulcers sno scrofua snning performed many wonderful
cures IN the hrs often when considered and where
surgical operation deemed w Elder
nard street, o. White shoe store n Gowey; r. DYKES gro
1ol HUDSON street. and Walker shoe store a78 Green
weh are the only SCENTS Tor the city Price sl box
signed w the proprietor,
ol.lms ANDREW FI.ETCTyFV
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18

4 WALTON UsE-CePARTNERsHIP NOTICE
" TIE subscribers have formed Copanership under IN,
6rm o. BENSON d HODGES, have taken he. Carlton
House and solicit the patronage u heir friends and the
uklic.
Gentlemen their families and single gentlemen can he
accommodated the reasonable terms fer The winter
bythe The house will be oper on about the first
November. JAMES BENSON,
s9s f~- PREsTONH HODGES
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18

A NEW DlsCOvERY.-The advertiser has discovered an
N nfabe remedy for all secondary and primary 81
certain disease which Is known to any other Physician
the Bnteo stste. He pledges himself the prima
~ from to 10 dsys and the .cocosdary such Ucera-
10 Limbs ttrss kc from 30 10 40 days. charge
will et made act Cor Medicine unless complete
Effected Those DESTROYS the trnh Of these facts
mav Do - W calling the Ofce 1888 Hudson. street
% lmiss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18

90 TO THE PUBLlC.-We call the special attention Of
the public to the inducements held out by SYLVESTER Co
1s6 Broadway on INVESTING in real estate situated New Or
leans Notwithstanding the attempts made by the poss David
Hale Of the Journal of Commerce. have good for
knowing that the affair in question possesses the entire cons
dence the communicated those persons who
have any doubts, to call Sylvester Co. who DESTROYS
Of giving the most full and perfect satisfaction reply
inquiries made. el7E
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18

CPLENDID TABLE CUTLERY-yu.t received ~ N,
~ late packets several valuable invoices highly finished
Silver Plated and fine Peruvian Steel Table Cutlery with Ill
pearl and ivory handles and with and without forks rich
rosewood and mahogany and single For sale very
iowby ID. z. DELAvAN, No m Maiden Lane. % v
pound Basamic Pills. certified being the safest speedes
and most agreeable cure b. Sir Ashley Cooper ransy Cooper
Dr. Elioon Surgeons Lawrence Keate Brods Sir Charles
Bell be For sale BY sppoisment BY A. o. ID. Sands 10
100 Fulton st. and the following Drugvt Chamber
Broadway corner Church Chamber ga Broadway So n
Avenue and Bsrnet Patient Medicns store 81 Canal
Price ~ per bottle.
~ B.-Observeihe seal"J.M M on each. jyi8-sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18

CHERMANs WORM LozEN0Es.--The greatest medi.
- for Worms discovered aud pleasant that child
will est them readily Wholesale ana retail Al 100 Nssar
street New Yssk, and ss Fulton street, prooAIyp By Mrs
Hayes o9y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18
MEDIcAL cARD.-pR CARPENTER, No. ! Peel

MEDICAL CARD-pR CARPENTER, No ! Peck
1v1 Slip New York, deems proper occasionally remind
the prbe that he continues to administer the aced this
old established Dispeasary
To vast number Of the citizens Of this metropolis needs
herads his victory disease most COM
rlcated and destructive forms deem material
BE- very specific IN enuncraag the Of the maa-
4ies TO which Mankind and wornankna subject.
To strangers he begs leave most respectfully remark that
Ne confines himself to Office practice and devote himself per-
sonaly to the welfare Of has patients keeps assistants
snop boys, and has separate Offices FOR the privacy Of pses
who comesin contact
Dr. Carpenter would add that he regularly educated
profession Of medicine and surgery received his diploma
in the 1919, Of the New York State Medical Society
signed BY the highly respected and much aented John r.
Rodgers D. President and that he has FOR long series Of
devoted himself TO the treatment and Of all dscsts
and private diseases.
nearly thirty years assduous and arduous application to
the duties Of the medical profession and familiarity
with every stage and variety Of particular class Of Diseases
dcd BY collegiate and regular medical education enste
practoner preference the ro the poes-
Doctor Carpenter deems consistent and proper
he asaon Of discerning public the inference the CON-
parison, and an investigation OF his claims
90 Charges reasonable, and efectua cures, in all cases
guaranteed Separate and private ofsesPaten never
some in contact.
Be particular IN the Humber Peck Slip Pearl
SLY DIR. CARPENTER.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18
COUGH LOZENGES.

TURING this chargesbe weather those liable 10 suffer from
~ coughs and colds find better remedy than sber
Cough Lozenges 100000 boxes have been sold during
They the greatest medicine discovered for
coughs colds ashmas whoopne cough ghne.s OF The cbe.
difficult breathing consumption &c. They have
some astonishing we're cured ur;rs the
last month Sometimes three four lozenges will entirely
eradicate the most troublesome and distressing coughs Sold
wholesale and retail ~ JOG Nassau street. New York; and 1870
Futoa street, Brooklyn. ol6
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18
PATENT WlNDLAss.
Is EDSTE A ID.

90 TIL Subscribers, Sole Proprietors and Manufacturer
prepared execute with despatch all orders for their I'm
rvahed Patent Sw-Iied Beam Wnda-s Bedsesds which
nov almost universally ussa a. being the best article yet IN
The sackag acted upon by the wndass and sweed beam
made perfectly light and free from all liability sagg still
ing elasticity in the same which renders particularly easy
and ample in consucon the matter putting uand taking
down will be found Of but little trouble with those
Of other construction whilst the precision with which the
component parts fed acts safeguard against the intro.
ducton of any kind Of vermin.
From the taken render each Bedsead perfect their
qualities for durability will recommend them purchaser
who invited to cali and examine large assortment
aand.
Aso aiargc assortment Of elegant Furniture, Matasse
Feather Beds, &C. constantly on hand.
wv. SOUTHACK, No. l06 Broadway,
jelty Frankln House
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18

THE COMPLExION.-FEMALE BEAUTY-Afkin-
sons DcpiIatory III. only article that las ever been
found to permanently supchuous hair from the face
neck and e Females leaving the skin OTTER finer and
whittier than before is application IL j. mild and harmless
10 its nature that may be cd upon infant with perfect
safety For sale-prce dollars PER botte-at GUiONs
1870 Broadway Agent for the United States sic
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18

Two THE LADIEs.-DR. A. q HULL's UTERO Az
DOMINAL SUPPORTER 10 offered 10 those afflicted
with Proiapss Falling Of s Womb and other diseases
depending upon relaxation the abdominal muscles
srument IN every calculated for relief and
storat'on 10 health. When this Instrument 10 carefully and
eopsry fitted TO the form Of the patient II invariably affords
The most Immediate immunity from the distressing dragging
and bearing down. sensations which accompany nearly al
OF vsccra dspacemens Of the abdomen skI
application always followed BY early confession radical
relief from the patient herself The supporter Of simple
structon and be applied by the patient without further aid
AMOS HULL,
Once, 4 vesey street, Asior Heuse, New York
Pamphlets describing its and application will be present.
Cd al the Office.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-07-23
FOR THE CALIFORNIAN.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE WALDEN a. s.
SOCIETY, was held on the 4th inst-a very nppro,
pirate day for reflections Liberty, Independence,
Bondage, Slavery, the goodness of God TO our Re-
public, his forbearance with our sins, DC.
At half past 9 o'clock =. NJ. n very respectable
congregation had convened at the Meeting House.
The President too the chair. Rev. Mr.. johnson
addressed the Throne of Grace (; after which sew
era resolutions were introduced discussed and pas
sed But as no notes we re taken of the discussions,
can give you from memory but an imperfect
sketch
l. Resoloed, That the sufcrings of tho slave in
the Southern States Of our Union give their cause
peculiar claim upon the Church Of Christ.
Here the Church was defined so as include
all Christians. II remarked that she is the
light of the moral world. That il is IN her power
to hide the light let it shine. That her light
had been, and still was too much hid on the insti-
tuition of slavery. And for that reason darkness,
yea, gross darkness, had fallen upon Republic.
In support of this idea the mover observed that a
stream rises higher than it's fountain; and
that moral enterprises never beat higher than the
pulse OF the Church. In such case Git was asked)
what ought the Church to do Haze no fellowship
twas the reply with the unfrutful works OF dark
ness but rather Il. o. Positively reprove them
This, said he, is to be done first in defensive
manner and that by,
l. Withdrawing the hand of fellowship from the
stakeholder and his abettors. Let the reasons Tor
this withdrawal be so conspicuous that theY cahhot
DO mistaken in regard to motives.
g. Let northern pulpits be closed against clerical
sJave holders and their abettors. Let this be done
with as much promptitude we would do 1t a.
gainst the most lordly despot that ever swayed the
papal sceptre any part of Gods heritage.
g. Debar Shareholders from sacramentai commu-
mon, and do this with the same view, and with the
same feelings that you would prevent the table OF
the Lord from becoming the table Of deo'IS;, DO it
in love to their souls in hope that they Will receive
a clearer vision of their sins. Do 1t for your own
sakes, that you be not Parakers OF other mems SINS
Do it for the sake of the slave in hope that IT VIII
contribute light TO him in his darkness. But above
ali, do it for the purifying Of the Church AID the
general advancement of Christs Kingdom. The
Sneaker further remarked the Church should show
that she had no fellowship with the unholy works
of slavery in ofensi0e manner.
1. By praying for the slaves, and for their mas.
endure patiently their indescribable abuses until
God who has heard their groanings and come down
to deliver them, by the influence of his spirit in
raising up fearless band of aboitionits shall final
Iy bring them out of their house Of bondage. And
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-07-23
To BE CONTINUED.

I'VE commend the following to the particular
notice Of any who have been deludedinto the be-
liefthat Martin Van Buren, is a republican or that
his princip Piles are republican. 1t is from the N. Y
correspondence of the Boston Atlas:
The impudence of self styled democracy, in con-
stanty assaling their opponents as federattsfs has
been noticed. | have been amused this morning
in reading an account of some of tho celebrations
on the 4th instant. and one struck me as not I'M
worthy Of comment Will you allow me TO retro
spect for moment? In the better days Of the re-
public party lines so distinctly drawn as not
to be mistaken.-In 1898, there were no non-com-
initials They Federalists, or they were De-
mocras. In the progress of human events, each
party had its political society. There was the
Washington Society, and the Democratic Society;
and membership of these Institutions clearly defined
by the craftsmanship of the man. Washington
Hall the Head Quarters Of the Federalists;
and that is the House which the conscience keep.
er of Mr. Van Buren, selected for his Head GUAR
tiers. The selection was not accidental.
/ believe of the numerous Washington Societies,
which were established in the United States, there
remains only one and that is the City of Char les
1t celebrated the 4th of July &feasted sumptu-
ousy Now, this Society, true to Its principles,
complmented those by whom it is sustained and,
therefore gave of it's standing toass:
'The President of the United States.-His expo
sition of the Constitution has the confidence
of the South, and guarantees the pcrpetuity of the
Union
That exposition is in conformity with the doc
trinos of the old Federal school, and this society,
is perfectly consistent in the compliment thus
paid Mr. Van Buren,. But what would rip Van
Wrinkle, or old fashioned Democrat of 1898,
who hated 'Jtack cochade men, say if he should
wake from slumber of thirty years, and be told
that Mr. Van Buren,, thus compllmented, by the
Washington Society, was at the head of the De,
mocracy? What would he say, if he should be told
that new generation had arisen, who had made
the discovery, that the exposition ofthe Constiu-,
ton" in conformity with the opinions and
views of the Washington Society was Democrat
w ham q FedPTGLlSt!
This single fact illustrates the case, and points out
tho real position of the two great political parties
of the country. volume Of comments would not
strengthen the case.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-07-23

G5'The North American, paper devoted to
Can adam Liberty, says that several of its agents,
who are Post Masters, have declined to continue
such, because Amos Kendall, Post Master General,
threatens to turn them out OF office if they continue
TO act longer as agents for the American. They
may be agents for the Globe and other Tory
prints but paper devoted to liberty must be pro-
scribed Kendall evidently sympathises with his
master, Van Buren,, in his pariaties for Old Eng
land, and in his opposition to the triumph of re-
publican principles IN Canada. If the American
has not yet learned the fact, it will soon, that
Martin is no friend to universal freedom. Freedom
to squander the public Treasury seems to compre-
bend his notions of liberty. The republican papers
have all been destroyed by the ruthless arm of OPP
preston, and now ono is set up upon the frontier
we no reason why tho administration should
attempt to suppress it, unless is to answer re-
quest of the British Government which have
some reason to think has been made.