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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

steel altogether and longer acknowledge the grey
qsil as the badge Of our professionally r. Com .4du
With Of these pens endeavoring TO do jas
Gce Mr. Gos usefulness and scarcely recognize
han6wsrh, the pen by influence in
depcde voon, and the characters traced by it
altogether superior have hitherto attempted We
have pleasure bearing this public testimony to Mr. Glotts
pens feel personal obligation for the facilities his nven-
ZION affords ~ r-N.w York Herald
Cadets Steel Pens""We not ia the habit OF using
metallic pens but we find those Of Mr. Joseph elliott the best
tried and heartily recommend them excel
lent They handsoes that far
that goes the mode oil fastening them to the stem sa
peror am have noticed holding then much hrmer
better position The in which they at least
scasket worthy Of its Jews On the whole, otts
stal mems seem To US likely 10 superede all others DNc
York Gassne olSy
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DISEASES FROM lAIPRUDENCE AND SECRET
IL DESTRUCTIVE PKAC TIGES.-Tincalinn CHI ,,nnl

nIsEAsEs FROM AlPRUDENCE AND SECRET
IL DESTRUCTIVE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tapcd
~ the irst messa colleges in Europe rendered per-
feet by twenty ave experience In th. British Army the
Military anil Naval Arsenal end Hospitals and in the Wsst In
dies ths tests by which mankind should be guided when the
aid of practitioner Is required These the qualifications
Of DR. JOHN BAKER lRWiS, and success p'r6cily vass
arsa Ia The city Of New York. The proof Of the great eeran
~ which attend. IL. obstinate lie
ha. had failure The great 10 his profess
.ora ha, compelled him 10 take another ece ad
dlios h. his old oee SOIL Fulton s,rscL lie nay
be consulted daily rvatey sseret, asd conisualy at No
2a4 Fulton street. No II Beekmss street. door below
Nassau.
h. careful ssh, the Dosior - ccnnectsd Nth other
sc and upon hs extensive Tecee and experience he most
earnestly canos against ignorant prctends and the Of
any rpereuriai preparation. my7.lm.
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MEDICAL.

90 DR. GLOykRhss recently introduced into hn rrse-
uos chemical preparation, which has proved eunenty
successful in renewing elects Of long standing &c. Gomez
rhgas cured IN few day. pleasant r. tho
aud speedily cffeaeiou~. EN3H
The Doctor 10 consulted conhdensaly those diseases
which have bsGled me skill of the and such
produced by quacs nostrums and ignorant pre-
tenders De le particular notice IN. and nurnS~s
~ his ose9 Ann street Private his ece thuS
door from the Museum. Lamp the inner office door u
evening" Se7.y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-13

CANAL TRAvELLER-The /" Pittsburgher"
says, "The Captain of packet boat plying between
Pittsburgh and Johnstown, inferMs that his mile
age the canal the present season. from the 10Th OF
March to the present date amounts to 81 ,763 miles
That's going it. in the way of travelling we should
sayo
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r IvER COMPLAINT AND CoNsUMPTIoN!-Fhar

II IvER COMPLAINT AND CONSUMPTlON!-Fhav have
IL i'll for long time with disease OF the lungs and
liver had side, heart and stomach,
raising Of rhgm and cold that tseemed impossible to
keep warns My skin very yellow fell away veins
became invisible aad evidently dying As last resort
Tayor Balsam Of Lyerwert and am happy to say
this medicine made perfect advise my fellow mocha
mics 0 this medicine If they need it,
j. KAyANAH, Ship Carpenter, 64o Water St
GO BEWARE OF FRAUD This medicine Is ssld onyat 37o
Bowery
l39 Fulton st. Brooklyn j. D. Philips Newburg; Philip Eli
ing New Paltz II. Fighter. Poughkepse j. Cady - West
Minister ST. Providence; j. Prouty Co, Geneva Luke Ly
man. Miadetown Conn Pr Stevenson, SaugsrtIes A. Love
w. Burlington S. Nichols, Bainbridge sias Reid, Smith
field, Flats j. c. Stone, Green River.
2fD<W
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MEDICAL OFFICE, No Ann Street, Under The Amer,
INl can Museum) DR. EVERETT confines himself 70 az
Office Practice for the treatment and Of the following Dis
eases scrufua heumatisur, Gout, Uceross Sore Throat
Dy.repsa Dropsy Piles, Cutaneous EruPons Nervous Com
ua;ss Nercur,a1 Affections ke nc. Evcrctti Anti Mercv
-, s,yvp which will found far superior article TO SWAMP
Psnscea ar saraparia Syrup for sale ~ No Ann street
Al Of the most approved Patent Tru aud sas
p-nsor Bandsges, constantly on hand or SAFE ana ssn"J ~
piled strictly confidential - .....,..,....... .
| DR D. KNIGHTS ABDOMINAL sUPPORTERs-Th,
afflicted are respectfully Informed that they can he supplied
those isyauas for the falling 81 The womb
reduced price and warranted T. be superior TO thes
m common sse IS rsl,rspce will be given 10 the 6rst
surgeon. in the city, For sale No Ann street (und, %.
American Muse,rn)
NJ. B. Private Entrance. 7Is Broadway. al2-lm'
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WEsrxRH SrsAMBoArs.-Ths Louisville Price
Current Of the 10Th alt states that the whole number
of nboats enrolled the Western waters up to
that date was 3S OF these $50 were built at Pitts
burg; So at Cincinnati, and ~ at Wheeling.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-13

0C- Fifty-eight Editors of Ohio have sent in their
acquiesence to proposition for State Convention
Of that body, at Columbus, on the Sth,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-13

GENERAL JAcKssN-The "Nashville Banner"
Of the 18th ult, says, "ExPrssident jackson was in
again, yesterday, walking about the square, APP
parently in very good health"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-13

lO6 Nassau street, one door above Ann street.
% sHERNAN's COUGH LozEkGEs-o hundred
boxes OF these celebrated Loznges have been seid
during the last winter. They common coughs coo nnu
eura tehtness Of the usgs and difficulty Of breathing In
SUMPTION in weeks Their sarpases every ins
Of The kind hsndred certificates have been received OF
their wonderful cures Those having the above compact
should neglect taking this, the only medicine that ~ ese
them. Go al once to loo Nassau street and get boz
sHERNANs WORM LOZENGEs are the greatest
covery made They pleasant to the taste the
common and inable destroyer Of all kinds Of
worms Many suffer from coughs pains N the joints
m bleeding at the nose Se which are caused BY worms
Use Shermans Worm Loxnges, and they viii destroy the
you Of palms. &c They are acknowles
rea by all used them, and by physicians generally
Be the best yernifpge medicine in existence.
sHERAiAN's CAMPHoR LoZBNGEs, certain and
sick headache owncss OF spirits
finngs shornes q breath dowsness Ae Persons attend
ing large parties crowded assemblies, will find occasional
very refreshing aud keep their spirits bueyaa
Go 10 100 and get q Dor.
sHERMANis SODA LoZENGEs never fail to cure
heartburn and acidy the stomach and bowels Dyspsp
should be whost them. They have made several
du where the patient had suffered Tor Years YOU that
are directly loo and box aud he convinced
sHERMAA's CATHARTlC LoZENGEs another
great aud important discovery They active mild per-
cleansing the stomach and bowels and preventing impurities Of
the blood For spring medicine and for bilious fevers
thing equal them.
slERMANs sARsAPARILLA LoZENGEs are made
Of extract Of sarsapaa and equal to The Syrup
..r form and far more pleasant to the taste
Of orators aud sngcrhey keep the throat and arysr moist,
prevent the dry husky sensation often attendant their
exercises Youth about passing from that stage 10 manhood,
will alay thirst, prove grateful TO the palate and hssy re-
frcshing.
siIERNAN's CELEBRATED POOR MANS PLAs-
TER 100000 or which will not supply the yearly demand
AMI preferred all others for pains weakness in the back
lon. ds breast limbs SC and for cumatm and iunbsgo
uarrsnts superior all Others aud for only shilling
Who will suffer when hey can be cured Tor 50 small sam
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MES s. TAYLOR,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
CLOTHS CAssiMEREs vEsTINGs, TAn-oRs' TRIMMINGS,
Maiden Lame. New.YOrk.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-13

v,gNALE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HAIR
Il Nature do1oess originally inendes the appearance Of
ladies TO he accordance with their but how frequently
"a h ~, unIes.apt Sea, at,cns do we see LADIES' otherwise
beautiful completely unsesed by that unsecmy di,isuremens
ssI 3 W hs &c, r y ou
sands 81 that under the proprietor otser
vaen 10 be positive and easy remedy FOR ihs unfortunate a.
No cosmetic la. been hailed With the univs sal s,.
faction tina, has accompanied the introduction cf Nj nvaus
1872. sa,;r,ly remove he hair leaving the skin softer
amer winter ana much improvedin is sprearasce
- mild ard harmless. in its nature that can be used
upos an infant, without the least dslstsricus effect
In OF ne increased demand for the articles The
r.,,ieto, liza. appointed Ne,sr GUIONs, Iso Broadway
NJ yoL General Agents Tor the United States Of Ameuc
cor the Depilaiory and h1homess Turkish Dye.
or, dealers will be supplied by them shs most reasc~
able terms. Price two dollars per bottle n21tiy
MAST Nyw YORK PROPERTY -aIasufsct nrng dis,
~ reLThe Third Auction Sale will take place os Tues
day ih May 1872 81 the East New YORK nd Once fens
,,i,apia Avenue The Sale commence Al l2prcisely.
T,Rn, Cssucn per cent to he paid the day of sales
balance within IS days. when wsrantee Deeds free from all M
ION 81 the receipt. will he rsinestcd in build
He. 80 !. Ia the vau, q the whole property This
!. rare orporuny fine location Is masy respects, 10
seldom net with al original prices. -
Person. wishing The prePsriy and having sg, Little
tim, can 20 cut the At hall past Tour ocoeh Y M
,rnJ balS an boar 81 Avenue aud return at half
pat o'clock per cln,.s omnlsu. Ih, ean as. o.
@ G sSs vi I ri Mn M ssss i s, r., On New YORK s e,
BROOKLYN II about half past one Y N.
pn,. 10 be had No III Broadway second door
\ 49, ~, ~. Iia,al m6-s,d&w
IIoW TO pFAUTIFy THE COMPLExION.-wY
III FTus MILK or ROsEs-Celsbssted ior the ias, 40
,.,, IL lone and america Tor ,oftenipg and bcauying the
din sni rendering smooth and desats y =. mos. per-
fect wsury after shaving washing, Nc y positive enrv
70, pirr s.aburn tan eaptiors ireckle SC. Indeed
i ., valuable TIA, toilet dressing esse scompete w,thou,
IT, For sa, wholesale and r',s'l, Wy A. D. " s9sds, @
Fu,b, eoru., Wilism IT.; \. syme - and $50 howery
N Ring ca Broadway, y Lindsay, % ssth Avenues sss
,,,re,,s,. fancy e. &c. IN Losdon and America
An COZ wyehs MIA o. Ross, decidedly superior 70 a''
q the world. mS"s"
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JOSEPH GILLOTT'S
PATENT STEEL PENS,

O. Al repea md FneyG u
No. ekrnans
nmah ndrh pronh liam Jp& hb surpassed
rnenh T 10 vent az
years has dtdh time d aphd re
Amd h himself pa SC g
least tend to h improves the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-13

THO DOCK AND BRIDGE BUILDERs-Sealed prope-
sails will be received until the 18th day of May instant at
the Office Of s. A. HALSEY $50 Water street. New York for
building Bridge for the Ravenswoed Haetts Cove and Will
msburGh Turnpike and Bridge Company across Bnshwick
Creek from side Of the channel of said Creek towards
the Bushwck hor about 400 feet length specifications
viii be furnished application at lss Water street
w.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-13

CARsAPARILLA PORTER-A new and healthy beve
- rageTh porter by the subscribers from
Ingredients perfectly inoensve there being narcotic used
in composition. combines agreeable tonic, with
Alternative admirably calculated to inygorae and produce
healthy action throughout the SYSTEM
The delicate without the possibility Of
ang an excitement the time derive all the adj
vanages from its tonic properties that be obtained from
the best London porter.
The Sar.apaa introduced into the porer) has long been
celebrated renovator Of the .tem, purifying the blood
cradle ating cutaaeous diseases, &c.
For summer beverage for health it is believed that this
porter by article offered to the public
being highly carbonatsd and very grateful the palate
For sale by the gross or dozen, by
WHITING EABCOCK, 81 Liberty st.
NIB. Delivered in any part of the city,
made trial Of the Srasapara Porter manufactured
and sold by Messrs Waiting Baboock, and have found 1t
very lively and pleasant eeveras~
FROM the ingredients which into its composition
believe that will be found wholesome and refreshing drink
the unpleasant consequence Whcn ioo" the
!. OF stroRg beer and porter
ALFRED G. POST, NJ d.
JH BORROWE NJ. ID.
GILBERT SMITH, Nj. d.
WILLIAM N. BLAKEMAN, Nj. ID.
nyo-Im. T. MEAD, MD.
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In one word, she was an upholsteres'. Her aami-
rer in this instance was man OF wealth, much gwen
10 the tender passion but wthal strictly economical
He like many other middle aged men, often consoled
himself with the thought
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MAY l

ing inviolate the property and the ne,so.-
OF our frontier population. We hsls
the state OF Vermont should he 49,
somethng-making at least some n,en.,s
tons for the coming struggle, in WI
she is destined, from her location, and =.
posed frontier, 10 act conspicuous na,,
We say the coming struggle, because nee
deem il impossible for the two na,ions -
avoid a conflict. Great Britain will ne,ss
yield the disputed territory without ,r;.i
of strength-and the United States viii
never give up their claim, for the rpb,
Of Jurisdiction is too obviously ours -
admit the idea Of urrender.-These 90,
siderations, together with the already ex.
asPerated feelings Of the community
warrant us in the conclusion that war i
inevitable. How soon it will take nlac,.
cannot be determined The day is No,
far distant, when the freemen OF this conn
try will be again called upon to defend he,
soil from the invasion Of her former bite,
and inveterate enemy.--.MddieJurs Fret
Press.
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From the n. Y. Star, (Unig)

AS to war between Great
Britain and the United States,
1t is utterly out of the question.
For the truth is that neither
that country nor any other mon
archy in Europe would dare to
involve themselves in a war
with us. The spirit ofrepubli-
canlsm is so rife all over Eu-
rope, that the first blow struck
In such a contest would be the
signal for the downfall of many
an ancient prerogative.
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UNITED STATES.
WILL THERE BE WAR.
From the New York New Era, (van Buren,

From the New York New Era, (van Buren.)
In spite of the impression
that Mr. Fox and Mr. Forsyth
have smothered matters for
the present, a certain event in
this quarter shows that our
Government anticipates war.
Lieut.. Talcott, a gallant scion
of a brave stock, has been Or
dered by the Commander-in-
Chief to proceed to the Maine
frontier, with "a field pieces
fom the arsenal, at West Troy.
He is already on his way. L
did think that England would
try to get out of this dilemma
without a fight. She would
now, gladly submit to arbitra-
ton, but then Maine will not,
SO ends all hope that way. So
there is nothing left for poor
Bull, except to take drubbing
No. 3, at the hands of brother
Jonathan, and to be wiser in
future.
The situation of England is
almost pitiable enough to excite
sympathy, were it not that mer-
cy and pity never entered her
selfish policy. In the East,
Persia aroused from her slum-
Der of centuries, seems to haveI
renewed the fire which bright
ened the days of Cyrus, and
her thunders will soon roll over {
he British East Indies. Rus +,
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DEPREDATIONs ON THE NORTHERN
FRONTIER

The spirit of Mutual retaliation appears
10 be prevalent on our northern border, in
suit and outrage are the order of the dav-
and the work Of destruction goes on with
fearful progress. That this result sbouId
take place, after the sanguine crueties
practlced by the British authorities upon
all who fall into their hands, is no more
than we expected. Nor did we ever doubt
but that, there were those on the Canadian
side, residents of the provinces, who were
base enough to cross the line into the states
whenever it became sufficiently safe for
them to do so, and perpetrate any Outrage
which their cowardly souls were capabIe
OF concerning. Soon as the popular ex.
citement had become alIayed, and the ems.
tomary viglence Of our citizens in that vi
clnity relaxed, these dastardly wretches oil
British cowardice and royal insolepce
were ready 10 apply the torch and WELD
the assassin's knife, with all the rancorons
mallgnity oil a towards revenge. These
outrages are to be deprecated by every
good citizen. All should unite in preserv
ing our neutral relations so far as is CON
sistent with our National honor. and tho
safety oil our citizens property and lives
But, we say, let it stop here. Beyond This
let US not hesitate-but let our state La
prepared for whatever may come. Le,
our citizens be furnished with the means
Oh repellng their incursions, and maintain.
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Dues THE AMERICAN GOVERN.
MENT FEAR A WAR WITH
ENGLAND.

FROM the Washington Democrat Review for Jan.
90 lar as fear fear is concerned. we
are Wen convinced that such an apprehen-
sion rs no more TO be entertained in the
case OF England than il was in that of Mex.
leo. For why should we fear such a war;
we are surprised that any man of sense
should entertain the idea. 1t appears 10 rs
too plainly evident to call Cor proof. that
England woud not. burst not, could not
engage IN such war. She is more. far
more dependent on US, in a commercial
ana industrial point Of view, than we on
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CANA DA.

EXECUTIONS IN CANADA
The course of justice in the
Canadian Provinces appears to
give great dissatisfaction in,
England. 1t has been spoken
ofin Parliament with strong ex-
pressions of disapproval ; and
the press denounces it with ex-
IRENE severity.-For example
the following paragraph, from
the leading article in the Lon
don Morning Herald -
" The government which
deluded the ignorant multitude
into acts of violence and insur-
rection by counting, fattering,
and conciliating Papineau in
the very rage of his agitation
the government that promoted
some of his coadjutors to the
judicial bench, and others to
civil preferments, offering, as
in Ireland, a bounty on agita-
ton, is the same government
under whose orders acts of cold
blooded civil slaughter are now
perpetrated in the Canadas,
which shock and disgust the
hearts of Christian men, and
will be productive of fresh ca
lamities hereafter to that soci-
ETY. whose human blood is thus
lavIshly and revengefully shed,
after rebellion has been pun
shed with the triple scourge
IF the sword, the fame and
anime! Did not the Cana
han journals of the successful
'arty contain triumphant ac-
cunts, not long ago, of the
laughter of rebels in the field,
'llowed by the wide spread de-
astation of their dwellings,
wen to devouring flames,
hence thousands of helpless
lmllIes of insurgents and sus-
ected insurgents fled into the
GODS, in the depth of a Cana
an winter to die of cold and
niger in the midst of a howl
g wilderness? Was there not
ire punishment and suffering
ore than enough both for re-
nge and example?
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Wolfred Nelson. and 10 the act of cross
Jog The street 10 deliver some necessar,
ofders from his commanding ofsccr, b.
received ball in the abdomen. Knowing
himself TO he MORALLY wounded, he va
carried in compliance with his request Il
TO the nearest house. X was about thre'
O'Clock in the afternoon when he TeceiveS
bis wound, and some lime elapsed ere h.
could receive any surgical assistance
so intent had DR.. w. Nelson and his brav,
men been in repelling the enetny.-Wher
inspecting his wound, it was declared NOR.
tai, he received this announcement with
a great deal OF self possession-"we have
repulsed the .enemy," said be, ave have
conquered, and that is sll desire" His
suderings began 10 be rather severe about
S O'Clock in the evening, but be fingered
till sbou, half past three in the morning
when he expired with the most perfect
tranquility. He spoke Of his approaching
death in the calmest manner possible and
never regretted Tor single moment, the
course he had pursued He was very earn
est in his enquiries whether the country
was sufficiently prepared and supplied with
arms and ammunition to resist the British
troops. A few hours before he expired,
some individual was complaining of the
want Of powder, Mr.. PerrauIt told him
that he would find some in his pantaoon's
pocket, sufficient for him, and 10 be sure TO
make good use of it, urging him to do
his country good service.
Mr.. Perraut's friends had his body inter-
red in the burial ground of the parish of
ST. Antoine, opposite St. Dennis, the day
Of his death.
Such was the fate of the brave hero,
for whom Lower Canada now mourns. |
In his death, the country has suffered
an irreparable loss. Possessed of the most
inshed education, of the most powerful
aents, skilled in Literature and science,
'ersed in the history of his country,-a dis
inguished Lawyer, devoted patriot, an
member Of the Legislature, a
most powerful writer, and most convinc-
ng reasoner-nolhing was wanting to i'm
his name, but the chivalrous and
yer honorable fate that awaited him.
His memory shall be respected by the
canadians for ages to come. MIR.
ad been married only few months. He
as about feet 6 inches in height, light l
'mplexion, had black eyes, and most a.
reeable manners,--he was about %
ears and some moths old when he died.
e spoke the English language with the =
most flueney. !,
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sia will content herself mean
while with the execution of heI
schemes upon the Ottoman
Empire, and in her own good
time take Hindostan from Per
sia. after the latter shall have
expelled the English, Perhaps
the result may be the emanci-
patton of the long oppressed
natives of India. The tenth
Avater NAV be nigh. Perhaps
degenerate English trade,
"IThieh locked with impious hand its teeming store
| H-hile famished nations died along the shore,
| Inch mock the means of men, nor feared to bear
The curse Of kingdoms PeoPled with despair"
Perhaps the rod of heartless
and oppressive trade may be
broken. India may wake up
as well as Persia.
In the difficulties that may
break out with Russia, the
moment she becomes embrOil-
ed with us, England will not
find sympathy with any Euro
pean p0wer-scarcelv with any
of the two-and-sixpenny Ger
man principalities.--Austria,
the only contented power in
Europe, satisfied with her own
dominions, and strong enough
to protect them, will do as she
did ten years ago, when Russia
crossed the Danube, and chiv-
alrous England, from motives
of policy, united with France
and Russia, to destroy the ma
Wy of the Sultan with whom
she was at peace. Austria
will raise a large army of OBJ
,ervation. She will never assist
against Russia, for
Austria is a despotic govern
Prussia,--martial
which can bring more
men to bear on a given point
han any other power in Eu-
ope, is allied to Russia by
marriage and by strong friend
mp. france wII not put her :
land in the flames to assist her t
lereditary foe. The courts of {
1t. James and the Tulleries :
nay bill and COO as much as ?
ney please-the French people Z
ate the people of England p
nd they must forget Napoleon o
wing on his rocky isle, IL vic p p
m to British mercy and mag b
before Louis Philippe n X,
Ill dare call on them to prop u
le falling standard of St. Geo. v, W
o, IN whatever direction Brit eli
mia may cast her straining ar
'es, there are none to help and tic tic
me to save. Had she borne in,
r prosperity meekly, it might W.
We been otherwise. pa
NJ
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U-The reader will see by the following
despatch that the Durham administrator
was not very popular one with the Eng
lish Ministry. Wv -