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yMARRIERY, THE HORSE; FIELD SPORTS;
~ AGRICULTURE; GARDENING, &c, &c.
f. TAYLOR, Bookseller, Immediately east Of Gads
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subjects in all their branches many of them entirely
new, just imported from England.
F. TAYLOR'S collection of works of this class OF
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MPERAS-with all the instrumental and vocal
W music, arranged for the piano and voice-Pa
cdition-each complete in one large volume-price
four dollars.
Otello" by Rossini.
an Matrimonia secreto" by Cimarosa.
/" Don Giovanni" by Mozart
Norma" by Bellini.
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LIE Nozze d Figaro" by Mozart.
"LElxirc d Amore' by Donizetti.
" II Crociato in Egitto, by Mayerbecr.
Anna Bolena," by Donizetti.
A single copy of each, imported (by way Of expert
mcnt) and this day received, by
May ~. +. TAYLOR
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MOORE TESTIMONIALS in favor of DR.. Har-
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loss Of appetite pain in the stomach after eat
ing costiveness acdty in the stomach sick headache
Hushings Of heat night swcats nausea, and sometimes
vomiting, could at night, &c Seeing an adj
verisenent in the Ledger of the efficacy Of Dr. Har-
Ichs Medicines, was induced TO give it trial which
am happy 10 state resulted in performing perfect
cure For sale at No 10, North Eighth street Phla-
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Also for sale at Robert Farham's Bookstore, Penn
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10 uIZOT,s EDITION OF SPARKS WASH.
W. INGTON CORRESPONDENCE, in 4 'o,
lumcs, Paris, 1870; with an Introduction and Essay
by M Guizot, on the Influence and Character =
Washington just imported and for sale by -,
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653S, 1876 &C
Showing the yearly expenses of President Van
Burcns Government to he sc 538 1926 GG more than
the four first Presidential terms and that too, including
all additional expenses caused by the last with
England under President Madisons Administra-
ton.
BY reference to the above il will be perceived that the
monthly expenses of President Van
Burens Government amounted to SO 094 G31 sc
And Washington's, Adams JeHer-
sons and Madison's, altogether,
amounted to I,I49677 80
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NoTE.-The foregoing sums include payments Tor
trust funds and ndemnities, which, in 1887, was
IS, 6l040 &C.
T. L. SMITH, Register
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
Registers Office, June q, 1888
This sum is subject small variation on the SET
Element of the accounts Of the Treasurer.
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81, Si4,9GO AZ

This balance shows ST. ,Sii,9 60 AZ a month over
and above the four first Presidential terms Of Wash
ngton, Adams Jefferson and Madison. VINO CAN
LONGER WONDER THAT WE NOW HAVING FASTENED
uPoN US LARGE NATIONAL DEBT
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THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 1870

THs in
FoR PRESIDENT HENRY HARRISON, Of Ohio.
Fol vnr president JOHN TYLER OF Virginia
hostility
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etECOND NO. of Master Humphreys Clock, by
- Boz Just received, for sale by + TAYLOR, i'm
mcdiately East Of Gadsbys Hotel may 10
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yDLEs' PILES PMEsli cured a, last.
* This terrible complaint is warranted cured in
all cases by the true Hays Linament. In case OF
failure, the agents are forbidden to take any pay
- Never buy unless il have the signature Of Com
stock & Co on the wrapper.
Sold by WIN. F. Bender, Charles Stoti and others
original proprietor Solomon Hays. ap ll-3t aw3m.
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From, The Commercial Adr q. Journal
FIGURES TELL THE PLAIN TRUTH.
A correct statement Of the United States Govern
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Gov. Shelby to Mr.. Madison, May Is, 1914 SAYS
III feel hesitation to declare to YOU that beiiere
Gen Harrison TO be one Of The first military eharac-
tiers Ierer kncr."
Col. Richard M Johnson to Gen. Harrison july
4, 1918, says:
We did not rant 10 serre nnder cordrds or trail
tors but under one Harrison lcho had Jrored him
self 10 be toise, prudent and brare"
Commodore Perry to General Harrison, August is,
1877, says
"The prompt change made by you in the order OF
battle on discovering the position of the enemy has
always appeared TO me to have evnced HiGH DEGREE
or MILITARY TALENT concur with the venerab bic
shelby in his general appreciation Of your conduct in
that campaign"
Honorable LANeDoN CuEvEs, on the battle of the
Thames
me rtcfory Of Harrison tcos such as ,eould hart
secured 70 Roman General in ms best daus Of m,
hspnohe, me honors Of a triumph! lie put an end Il
the War IN ne Upprmost Canadap
Sentiments of the Hero of Fort Stephenson
Col Croghan; ''>''So'
:" desire no plaudits which are bestowed unon m,
at the expense of General Harrison
81 have felt the warmest attachment, e., lin, :.
man, and my confidence in him as an able command, :,
remains mistaken. feel every assurance tina, b t
a, all times do me ample justice and nothing conl,
give me more pain than TO his enemies seize unor
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CHARLES ELLWOOD,

n Tale, by @. A Brownson, Editor Of the Boston
~ Quarterly, in volume just published, IS tins
,Iay received for sale by r. TAYLOR
From The authors prefdce-" With these remarks
| dismiss this little book TO its fate ! have taken
much pleasure in its composition; have embodied IN
it the result OF years of inquiry and reflections and !
have thought it not l-adapted to the present state OF
the public mind in this community II deals with the
weghtiest problems OF philosophy and theology ana
perhaps some minds may find il not altogether worth
less" may 2G
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~b)OUCHETTE'S BRITISH DOMINIONS
ID IN NORTH AMERICA in 3 vols quarto
being complete typographical and statistical descrp
ton Of Lower and Upper Canada, New Brunswick
and Nova Scotia; Newfoundland, Prince Edward
and Cape Breton Islands, &c, with engraved plans
of towns, plans Of the lIarbours with the Soundngs
Typographical Maps, Statistical Tables, Tables Of
Distances, &c, by Lieut.. Col. Bouchettc, Surveyor
General, &c single copy this day received and
for sale by +. TAYLOR
NAV IoI
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EfEW WORK, BY THE AUTHOR OF Nj
~ CHOLAS NlCKLEBY.--Number one of
Master Humphreys Clock" by Boz, will be re-
ceived for sale, by F Taylor, on Wednesday morn
ing This number Will contain portrait OF the au-
thor, engraved on steel with numerous illustrations
May -
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~ VERNMENT; by an American, volume
,avo, for sale by F. TAYLOR.
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lTlHRlSTIANS DEFENSIVE DICTIONA-
" f, being refutaton Of the arguments and OBJ
jections that have been urged against the Bible, ar
ranged and classified in alphabetical order complete
cloth binding For sale by F. TAYLOR.
may 81
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ynfIGHwAYs AND BYwAYs, o. Tales q

ynflGIIWAYS AND BYWAYS OF Tales Of
~ The Road Side, picked up in the French Pro-
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edition, in 3 vs..
Shelleys Essays, Transitions, Fragments, Let
ters from abroad, &c vs., just Published by Mrs,
Shelley
The Youth Of Shakspear, novel by Walter Sa-
wage, London, Tvs
The Kings Highway, novel by the author of
Richeheu; just received, for sale by f. TAYLOR,
for circulation among the subscribers to the Wa
verify Circulating Library. Subscriptions to the Lii
brary So per annum, 81 for a single month.
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TFolCK'S COMPLETE WORKS, CHEAP
~ Comprised in Z volumes, Of about 400 pages
each well printed, and neatly bound in cloth and
containing his Christian Philosopher Philosophy of
Religion, Philosophy Of Future State Celestial See
merry of the Heavens, the Improvement of Society
Mental Illumination and Moral Improvement Of Man
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ZpIIE TALLER and The Guardian, cheap, both
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VARIANCE; hy Governor Cass, just published, and
~ this day received for sale by +. TAf LOR.
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Also Instruction Tor Field Artillery, Horse and
Foot, translated from the French and arranged for the
service of the United States 10y Robert Anderson
CAPTAIN in the Sta of the United States Army, just
published by direction of the Secretary Of War vol
Also for sale by +. Taylor, variety OF works on
Tactics and Drill for Cavalry, Artillery, Infantry and
Rife Companies and in all the branches of Military
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England p..,r.,c
vice Journal, may .
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>nOTTAS HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN
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srOHNSONS SCRAPS, a new number. Mum
~ Der Just published is this day received 10y +.
TAYLOR, filled with engravings,
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SHN IGEST of the Decisions of the Courts Of Com
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Also, complete in , VS.. Prccedents in Pleading, by
J. Chtty, Jr with copious notes ON Practice Pleading
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Also the hundredlh volume of llarpers Family
Library containing Professor phams Outlines OF
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eaCOTT}S TACTICS just received for sale By
- T. TAYLOR Tactics for the Exercises and
Manuuyrcs of the United States Infantry by Major
4 ~, Il -. l,.l.
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- EORGIA SCENES, Characters and Incidents,
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We have been at some pains to annex TO our New
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SUR-TREASURY.

We are informed that the Secretary OF the
Treasury IS about 10 issue Specie Circular, ("
IN conformity TO the provisions Of the Sub-trea-
sury act, and further, also, in pursuance Of the
act of April IA, 1886, providing that 'no bank
note less than 500 shall be offered, and none
that cannot be converted into gold or silver upon
the spot, al the will Of the holder. and without
delay or loss TO him"
Can Treasury notes, or Treasury drafts, or
due bills, or certificates Of deposite, now issued
BY the Government in every direction, be con-
veued into gold or silver the spot, at the will
Of the holder without delay2 Answer US
that Mr.. Woodbury..
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The Extra Globe is declared by the general
voice of the press TO be a poor afiair-at once
low and dull,-its coarseness and yulganities IN
redeemed by any tact, force or spirit IN this
opinion, many OF the most respectable members
OF the Administration party in Congress, we
know, concurred. The circulation Of this filthy
hebdomadal has, however, been pushed by the
INSCRIPTIONS partzans of Government, who
canno, bear the prospect Of losing continuance
of the "spoils = BY paid canyassers, whose
independence Of spirit consists in their total in
difference 10 the side which they embrace, pro-
vided only, that they are well compensated by
numbers Of honost iack-brains who have been
confused by the Glib tongues Of the Admipistra-
lions stump agents, and, by the numberless
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scribing. and procuring subscribers for the Extra
Globe, they have gained friend at court
The People, however, every where, shrink
from supporting this mendacious journal; and
even few honest and independent pos tmasters,
10 whom Kendall offered his services, on con-
dition that they would become agents for col
lecting and forwarding TO HIM money, have shut
their doors in his face.
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TIE TRUE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, TICKET.

Uhen a long train Of abuses and nsurpa
mons, pursuing Invariably The same object.
erinces a design 10 reduce us under absolute
dtspof'sm, a. IS orr right, IL is our duty, 10
fhror ~ snch government; and 10 proride ne,o
guards for oar future security -Thomas JEFF
terson,
As long as the leaders ofthe Roman armies
irere taken from The plough, 10 the plough they
Tere l9niiBg 10 retmn.-W. III. Harrison
Union and concert Of action are mol nor 10
be anticipated. According 10 The present state
Of things, no friend Of The administration ran
hope for an election BY The peopie.-John For
syth, May 8, 1910.
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IJWe agree with contemporary that more
space has been bestowed upon AMOS KEsDALL
By the independent journals Of the country than
his essential importance deserves; but lei it be
remembered that " the mother Of mischief is
no bigger than Ntdge's ring" In noticing
the ex-Postmsster General and his little weekly
paper, we have been only DESTROYS 10 crush
mischief in the egg We strike for truth and
the country, and we strike al Their enemies, Ito
borrow the grandloquent phrase Of the Benton
humbugging school, whether clothed in ermlne
OF russell There is something 10 be sure, far
more exciting IN the war against the Admins
tration-against men who besides being armed
with the mighty power and patronage Of the
Government, had character enough TO obtain the
confidence Of the People, which they have so
shamefully abused. Yet the meanness Of a cul-
prt should not save has criminal,ty from denun-
cation. Impartial justice must be administered
70 both high and low
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try, even from the agricultural districts Of Ohio pray
ing for us passage. Mr.. IL, In concluding his
marks, OF which imperfect sketch is here given,
said, thai without the ninety third section, he was
not certain that he should vote for the bill Ii he did
u Would DC Tor the purpose Of experiment, and be-
cause he did not look with jealous eye the pros
periiy OF other parts Of the country and Of other
classes OF the community than those which he repre-
scented That the law would, in any event, be pro-
ducrye OF much injury, he did not believe for he
had faiih In the determination of the American Peo
pie not TO Tolerate the continuance of any law which,
IN its operation should prove hostile TO their interests
We appeal 10 the honest, unfortunate men
throughout the country, without distinction Of
party, TO assert their rights in the approaching
Presidential election. Their future prospects,
the hopes OF their wives and their children, de-
pend upon the result Their all is involved in
the question. The relief which they have asked
has been dsdainiuly denied by Mr.. VAN buren,
IN order 10 screen himself from the odium Of ex-
ercising his refo power during the Presidential
contest Tie stands pledged TO exercise il
whenever bill shall pass Congress, including
a provision for the relief of voluntary bankrupts
GENERAL HARRISON, on the other hand is in ia
vor OF the very measure which this unfortunate
class SO much desire. With him il IS both con-
sfifufiondt and expedient. Nothing would give
him greater pleasure than 10 sign such bill
We say, then, emphatically, choose ye between
them.