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First night Of the Of Mrs G. r. Hem Mr. Man
The so m,qGssT - sss with
e, New YORK audience Win noI ,ng 5uipose OF presenting
entitled ,he WIN powerful cast "" opera
mr. MAID OF SAXONY,
Wh lew Scenery cS,u ,u rropse, and Dee9Pt2ns
Op'" a' seven o'eioei commence " Hl''p'''
new ar n ns founded M one oo nI
in The life of Frederick the ID of Prussia related by Mis-:
EdswOrth zmmsIman L,nsbe, and other writers, entitled
=, THE MAID OF SAAONf -,
OF the Rns young ana e ia.0 M Sah"e Sa'
Ni s rHSnsan Teacher to the Royal poree Harm
Frederick the I'd King of Prussia Chppeniae
f Issa A}l, 81 ;s; :, S;;,E,
GiloIold Sergeant Of Greaade.. Mr. s.san,
P1aTsS%a:Isf ........"~.. Eoysy i'
s; y Me- te G1sl'e OF SlSSan. - =; h Deliamy
f fGs%s.cL t TaasI. her ,cb,.; RRy
Gertrude: ,; g. - Miss Taylor
Interior e r Of Germ G@n,a ta'I ins .'''''
Cham. A,Tiga q iis Stage Ss. G g -,
and sound. '''''
c,ou,r,. %od Z, Near De P s,,.si, Camp
ssons~CCgnpo;en sSpi" isjecisd'" ..:....." Karl
D''''r 1ss sSas sd d. dr Sa,ca as an'' Karl
SsasIhs sp m Thine
ch..,. TY"o'"I' '0"' D"'"''
'"or'S-LaIS ana Lasses UP away -,
-, rFrnPTichS -tddlrSS 10 ms troops.
JSor" po.aa, naii 'he kng. NJ. A. G. 81
i' i0'''"'" rda sc az ne 'aan 'o1o" oars
-, - . dtSrorecd al hco'k
Sho2r'sCttome, Home, Hcme.
Solo-Dear lost Home Sophia
Song and Chorts-Sky, Stream, Mooand, and
Mountain Sophia and Factory girls,
Street 40 Bfia- Fredcrick's iaferpc,c Wth the Eng
Gsb 1ferrbont
s,r- ''"' ~, ''''''..
'0"7 D''" ''ese Ups ny sau story hIaH nan
ooPuuS dpd'IHtcW
Song-ah loye Is not gorpen flower Sophia,
king the Prncr OF the Court Sophia Eredcrca,
ball Room IN the ChQfcQui The Prise Vase
FinaleTreason! 1t cannot be, PRINCIPALS and Cbon,,
Exterior and inter;or nj ,be rostIc ~ Enondn,
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE ffamed and celebrated Pills. from Portugal are
perceive, 10 be obtained in this country. See
ment on the last column of fourth page. m3is
COVENTRY SHEETINGS.-Just received small lot Of
Coventry Sheetlnss, (e-shppcd from Mobile for debit
which will be sold under the market for cash city
Head, Lawrence &, Cabot A. Appleton, Stark Mills and
fine Merrimack Dover Wathsa Unknown Sc &c, may be
had at manufacturers prices the 2d floor Of No. Cedar
r N. UNDERHILL,
m2i eod3tssr % Cedar ST.
OOk AT TIlIS-Ju received lot Of hat ribbons
- cents lot hat lawns yard WIDE only Is 9d lot fine bonn
bazne s. Cd ya lot fine broadclohs 2s per yard lot
French mnslns yard wil only yard; lot cambria
muslins at Is 3D. fine PLAID muslns Is Sd I'd; Swiss musns
at i Cd null muslin, Cd; bishop lawn only Is ei; yard
wide lace az 9 per ys: hlws al q cd mems kid gloves
2s Cd fine double mill ssimeres cd; lot
carpet at is per yard snn.s for cent spoofor sale at
WTLLET HAWKINS Store
m2t2sr sol Greenwich It, jh store below Spring
TO JEWELLERS, IMMATURE PAINTERS. NC
G, x }. HARTNETT. No. 2 Court snd street,
Broadway Wholesale and Retail Manufacturers OF Travel.
linz Writing Dressing and Jewel cases miniature and
settings, flute loce watch mug and pm for sill
yer plate, neatly arrnged TO order Also trays made and
rings, keys, pins thmbles /, pencils Sc. SC. SC.
variety Of the above sc les constantly hand and
TO order with neatness and deSratch.
NO.. 2 Courilandt street, New York. rn2i lm'c
PACKET SHIP SHERIDAN for LIVERPOOL.-Psssen-
gers by this ship will please be board the steamboat
Hercules. ~ WHITEHALL tomorrow 18th instant Il o'clock
at which time the ship will sail.
Letter Bags will Close the usual places NJ o'clock
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TO EMIGRANTS.

gDPPEN GfANGES IN THE
Of Feea and s"dos Particles ' ought e Lag the body
pounds Sns haifs converted shys, which
"Ss decay d Of the body pGs% hs do nI ,. e.
bowel: and kidneys. and the other viii supply the waste BY in.
important hat his ordination Of nature should 20 on With
W. know s S f ncT,on ss gdlSG checked s
,Ss, feeling Of shvens which commonly called
The sudden the ather will therefore be produce
.e Of the this i' ss danger viii
b." ON " ssS Il Tor an .. , oefs
iamn anTeSs Yesssbs uaEs:ai Pills You eau obtain
Take these innocent and harmless Pill. four Eve even
mpoms they are XIX severe large dose should be taken
Thousands have by taking an dose of this med
cinc saved themselves months of sickness and often om
mh BF.ns P. ihoSS Be- usd by all they
tn; oesasops uif Of this %sdns almost
oyeake d. shall soon be restored health BY few doses
' eSe Sd ' and who have
relied upon i have s, not rested upon broken reed
' s;;s s sf EsS%s:
tnS"s the % BY n
air or from eating UNIV holesome food.
BY al w. 81 than "5, Ssss;s lie
functions body but rather strengthen and them
The BRANDKETH PILLS sold at IS per box. at
DR.. Brandfchs principal office, No 2ii Broadway between
Park Place and Murray street also at " retail. Offices 2i
Bowe o,i Hudson street Canal aH IT'S Second street
TO BE REMEMBERED
That each q the genuine has upon Il THREE COPY
RIGHT LABELS.
Tint each label has signatures Of Dr. Benjamin Brand
reth upon IL.
That there must be upon each three signatures thus
p BRANDRETH, NJ. ID.
Besides the labels full of small printing done in red ink
there being the labels three hundred inpre of
Bcnam Brsndrcths Pills.
And three signatures, thus -
BENJAMIN BRANDRETH. mel Itsc
DACKET SHIP ONEIDA from HAVRE.-Consignees
will plea send their permits board az No. North
River
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,.... CONTINUATION SALE OF PLANTs-in con
NIX sconeprco Of The rain yesterday aiierno.n te huruon
- Ssic Of Plants which commenced al ns,oa' WI 90
concu1ed " , is,,b insJ ~ o'clock 70 be sold by
1;rOVTR The Plants can be e,in',nod from Tussday
49, III ale Thcrr many hne .ameiiiss ,actus toses
o oJ.' W. ,,ne RhoJod,ndron, Orange Trees, nc.
a. he .se time few fine Henlds, Carnations and Iicc'
~ :: .'' - coming into bloom. m2iitsc
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o. LIBEL S-We have for the last ten years devoted
of money labor that would surprise those
who unacquanted with such things, in making
known to the public the Balm OF Columbia Tor the mar
Many thousands have used with pleasure and satisfac
ton Its reputation has been made at our expense alone
We have the right in this country, and no man. or
set of men, shall sell that article in this country without
our name upon it, unless they do it under the stigma of
the try live upon our energies We will
caution against any high low large small who
shall make the attempt and have yet to learn that any
joltheaded preudced jury harm for it, prevent
our properly defending our rights.
COMSTOCK 4 CO., II Maiden Lane.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
49,
PARK THEATRE


r,,,s PARK THEATRE.
THIS EVENING. May 2--The performances commences
- with
THE MAID Of sAXoNY.
Couh' pa Wss,n,d Man'e" Karl C. L. Horn
Sophia hansheld Mrs g T. Horn
To eonelude with
SCAN MAG
MIR Singleton. Cbippindale Edward Andrews
Emily, Mrs Pntchard
Doors open seven-perormances will commence a, half
Boxsgsi-Pit so oenis-Galery, Is cents
CHATHAM THEATRE.
Encouragement Of Mr. FORREST positively for Six Nights
THIS EVENING, May 2i-The performance will
mence with
HAMLET.
Hamlet, Mr. Forrest Ghost, J. II. Scott
Laeres, Kirby Ho,,tio ~, Held
To conclude with
THE WANDERING BOYS
The Couat de Croissy, Scott Roland. m Stevens
Paul Mrs. Thorne,
Justin, Miss Mestayer,
Doors WI open in future past O'Clock, and the
curtain viii rise At 0 o'clock punctlaliy.
Dress circle IS centsBoxes 50Pit 2SPrvste Boxes So
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
THIS EVENING, May 2l-The performances will COM
CINDERELLA
refer frode, Graham Nidanid Edwin
TWELVE MONTHS
cfoaker, - Nicl.insun VIII, Master Roberts
May, Timm
To conclude with
BOZ.
MIS- Noyelcobbie ~ " Mrs Wait
Dress Circle, 50 centsUpper Boxes IS cent-Pt, -rn-
The Doors will in future open and the Curtain will
mr.
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State of Trade.

The advces from abroad have produced material
change as yet general markets Ashes appears
droop little as buyers do not appear to forward
freely: sales of pots at 1926. In cotton very little has
been donePurchasers TO look for reduction the
part OF holders, but yet change has aken place
Flour appears to be firm. The receipts are very
small; most of that sale has been taken S63li
The tolls collected all the New York State canals in
each OF the last four years. up to the l4h May inclusive in
each year, follows -
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CURCUS-WELCH * MANN will play in Rochester,
- Monday, Tuesday aud Wedne sdv 2si cath and 18th;
Caledonia, 26th Geneser, 9th and Sparta, 2ath.
CARD AND NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS. End the
Public generally, resident in the State Of New York and
Messr. WEIGH * MANN hope and believe they can pre-
the lovers of the noble science HorsmaDshp, most
splendid Circus Company of Riders each picked equestrian
and in his department
The GNnd Tent Saloon spacious, ard highly accom-
moang the housing and decorative sppngs rich novel,
and Of the very first order
The Orchestra comprises the best available Native and Fo
Talent snd will enable the Of hear the
finest compositions of the Great Masters admirably played
Among The will be found the o tn, upirer
sally celebated g. j. ROGERS the Star Of The South, all
Cadwalader, and his wonderful pupil John Clenroy pou
their beautiful one, and three horse OF
ballet, aided by the four Misses Wells the talented
interesting children in III. Union.
The astounding Italian Gyinnsstic Scena Of Mr. fey and
his infant must eectrfy ali who behold series OF such
wonders
The magnificent Poses Of the four Hungarian Cousins
The fashionable and astonishing E1itatlDn Of e'eaaut
company of Ladies, headed b. The accomplished NJ 0tN
SMITH, fail 10 sensation de.
lightf. The greatest vrg Acrobat MI O. Sweet, VII dit-
play his superb Equilihrums and splendid ees on the lM
Rope
The first Comic Singer Of the Day Mr.. Dickinson. viii
casonsly introduce Of the popular sorsstle
great East Indian N,cromac Feats by Mr. Jennings.
Most sureralstv. Egyptian Pyramdcal Vaultnr by fully
mlented oupe-snge horse acts Of dash and dare. BY MIR
Howard
csde Pagcants, with the beautiful stud of Horses.
And IN accordance with the taste Of the day the most excel
lent and popular specimens o Negro Song s Dance b. that
monarch Of Heel and Toe the Incompatible John smith, aided
by light heeled Tommy Coleman the great Player w.
Chestnut and the Prince Of PaganInnies r. Hoffman AIS
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Passengers Arrived.
Passengers Smiled.

RIO De J.sriRo-Brs Cienl rinc4ney--G. B. Morcwood,
Npw
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NEW YOIiK nIUSEIJM


(Formery known Peae',)
No 252 BroGd,cny, opposite the CITY Hall.
TREMENDOUS ATTEATION .-INCEEASED NO
NOVELTY
MONDAY, May 90
FIRST Of the Sons and Daughters of the IVES
l. TERN FQRDST
INDIAN WARRIORS and SQUAWs, under the dir.c-
ton OF Nh p Page, will of remarkable exhbi
tons of the modes and Of life
s,sing of the sureros religious rites warfare hunting
parties, coupcil, r.yels, dances &c. OF the
C.1M4CTE, ESQUTN.7CX sac, fOX, SENECA,
UINNEB.iGO and other distinguished Tribes. go
Fir,t night OF of Miss EMILE who will
sin number of tayoritc songs
Mr.. A. Shaw the London Concerts, will Of
hIs fayorite
MIR. A. Kus will preside at the Piano'ore.
Lecture Room performance TO at half past eight
occk preciselv.
The curiosity in the world the Vermont Dwarf,
who u old aud weighs only nineteen pounds aud
the Irish Gnt feet inches IN height 10 be day and
The splendid exhibitions of Switzerland, Natural Bridge Of
Virginia, will remain here short time
Animal Magnetism every afternoon at four O'Clock.
Day perform Saturday afternoon at three o'clock
Admission to all p m2Sc
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.

AMERICAN MUSEUM.
+ 2F ATR SnY EED
EvENING fills WEEK. Commenting on MSaaay, Nav
s Best araG E n the city Day '''er' admitted the
D5a n. J tie s and ss..
name has Just returned from two Years absence at New Or
''Gy r. si"f5 H:Ti sSS"
qndyaled Ethiopian Melodies and EXtwagsnris on the
One week of ns, mysterious GIPsEY GIRL She
ISPaN W1REIps and sSuAWs dressed il
R2saLE the vTsas c2HhISsS he CSTs
s SfahSik F&LL ps xLbSo HAbY M CLASS
Gaaa GSs%oSma -. and more NOVEL CyRIosITlEs
spenGia day paliorance eVsfy Wennssy and sa,u,t
Ainitt,nce to the whole IS cents-chldren half price
NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY oTelorio OF
May D e. q D s cubic ,e
Sister Of David S saaas BG Saul Mad QUO
S E. :$:; Etc.,; :.., Si:f;';
FHSsS oes s b e s s ssG sd efficient consisting of v
@ yS9eSi 9GS o SS'1 cyGS5 psm ho Hart TEN c
66ssiSis;'f' NJ" T. y & & i IIan,.o.
Ticket s. 90 S t S ,% s, ,nd ISy and s c' Of
j. A. spuks secreiury N,.sa,,-st and the door.
full rehearsal viii take place at the Tabernacle on Monday
evening 23d when the performing member will receive usr
Tickets of admission.
NPa % and uSifrSss. will obtain i'm, Their e;
SOCIETY LIBRARY HALb:-Dnmatic Sketches, Shak
~ speaan Illustrations, aud Miscellaneous advertisement,
novel and nyeraona will be given By Mr. Samuel BUT
LER, aided by Mrs BUTLER, who will make her first as-
''a''"'' IN M SSEb e " E$ siGSS ss4
Part L-Nacbetl-Alacbeth Mr.. Butler; Lady. Macbeth
| Mrs. Butler.
After which Do the Bows Hall"
To be followed by The Honey Moon.-Duke Arania But
/ ler; JulianRa, Mrs. Butler
The Idiot Boy.
Part IL-Willam Tell, Mr.. Butler; Emma, Mrs. Butler.
To b6soowedb y The Bear Leader
Alter which the Merchant Of Venicc-Shyock, Mr. Better;
Portia Mrs. Butler.
The Daughter Of Ern-Wtt, and spoken by Mrs. Butler
and sketch bhfu viii conclude the
Admission, so cents-Doo and TO commence at
o'clock.
Tickets to be had the principal book and muaic
The Hall viii be open Monday, Wednesday aud Friday
Evenings, with change of the Sketches ami Illustrations
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DREMIUM DAHLIAS-rhe subscribers have ready
r sale three thousand named Dshlias in pots sI9sr
healthy plants from rs inches ~ height well rooted and OF
the choicest kinds; addition which they have added ne
finest OF last years prize flowers from England Our stock %
D5lias generally he Of the best N th
Try that any further is deemed unnsee'aery bn me
will be il conformity the times, VIZ one
vaetes by name 49, do fine IS, do extra hne ~ "'
superior, $40 20 Stall warranted ~ Represented
'''a'oS"e' iu'n'''e' ." 'pi' NiBiO & DUNLAP,
-i SIC Broadway.
All orders thankfully received and promptly executed
moi l.s
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A Beautiful Woma...
Her breas-oh It's glory her cheeks red and fair,
with har long lefty tresses OF raven black lair-r

meI preast-oh Us glory .-her Cheeks red and fair,
win har long jety tresses of raven-black hair.-r
such may woman be il ever plain and indeed man
too IN some respects IT, for instance their face skin l.
ever so yellow fecklei, has any erupions it. wh.
IN short time they will have fine clear healthy look
by using cake of the Italian Chemical Soap. If the,
have bad hair if is falling Off turning grey has dan
drui in the roots has ceased growing why Jones' Oh
OF Coral Circassia will remedy all The public are re-
quested not to condemn this humbug the articles
are most excellent we know several who have been
cured by them and they have both received the praise oil
our most eminent physicians. They sold very rea-
sonable at Joness. 50 Chatham street. Try them-do-
only once.
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GEORE LAW,
SAMUEL ROBERTS,
ARNOLD MASON
Contractor, building section SC OF the Croon Aqucduct
cludng the building Of the Bridge the Harlem River
NJ IL
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EnA TO LET-lmmedae Possession-The three lo:,,, Of
street has two excellent Offices communicating the
second floor
For Sale, Let, the superior Brick House, No. 50
Fourteenth street. Sixth Avenue with counter cellar base
and This House very eSceln and Will be
changed for improved Property in the lower part OF the city,
for vacant lots.
For Sale one the best the South Dutch Church.
Murray also onchalf Of Pew middle aisle Of
Dutch Church. Nassau Each pew is the pulpit
Apply at Office No. 0 in 68 Wall street or to
W. A. CARTER,
m28 nsk 5 Wv street.
JARPSA very fine toned elegant double action Harp for
IL Sale at 3g3 Broadway Has repaired and exchanged by
J. F. Browne Patent Harp Maker and at Berners street Lon
don. m2i I've
ITO THE LOVERS OF SUPERIOR BLACK TEA
aleled Tea highly celebrated in China and Europe
ported is for sale at the Canton Tea Company General
Tea Establishment, l2l Chatham street New fors-n Chi
Packages Prices 50 cents and 81. m2 lm.r
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the Contrac-
Croon Aqueduct, until the first day of June
o'clock NJ at their office said section for furnishing the
balance Of the already contracted for 20 complete the
said b idge.
The prices for the one per cubic foot include all the
preparing suitable be laid the bridge
and delivering the the whirf the said bridge accord
ing the plans and specifications that viii be presented for
animation as bereiDafter mentioned.
The plans of the bridge and the specification Of the material
Office Of the said section, from the 25h the
30th Of May instant
New York, May 10th, 1912.
GEORE LAW,
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.9rercge per Head.

The average imports for The ten years ending in lsl
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DACKET SHIP ONEIDA from HAVRE-Consignees
will please send their permits board. pier No North
River.
All goods permitted by the 2yh inst viii be the
puhl lie, stnr moi
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PARK THEATRE.
THE MAID OF sAXONY

Of SANUN1
list nsih OF the engagement Of Mrs c. r. Hem Mr. Man
tn yers, Dir. C., Z; Horn, and Mr.. scguin.
Inc manager respectfully announces engagement with
Inc above distinguished ,octS for the purpose oprcsenng
20 New York audience, with powerful cast a new opera
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rGNHoSE PERSONS attending Prof.

NElI-,S Lectures Geology respectfully IN,
inr:ncilia they can hc suuuiied G. W.Peales " old
curiosity >hoa, No. i6S: Broadway, depository Tor The
rc o;curio>tie cuuusSonl with geological Cabinets
containing IS specimens upwards, az i. moderate
otI2 cents and upwards neat wooden boxes also
geological specimens oeIi h Prot lycl II lectures
illustrate subject, Impressions Of fern and other
leaves accompanying coal Ignite, icrcoE1tnts
ht!> tracks IN red sandstone. described hy Pro Hitch
cock IN his iral -eror, OF The geology Massachusetts,
fossil coral fossil fish from Connccucut and Bohemia
t.abir, large collection o; otter fossils and curios
t5ts pa.lerrcotype Portraits at * each. Pc, Canary
Bin, ufc, As ua,ura as LIFE for 81. Works and spec
,s-n, ~ all sr,,;cct. ~, =u,,nral ..rirrc, aS Tvs
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sEx.-YoEsES, WEDNEsDAN

Leaders or Parties change iris condition Oh things
and tie evils which grow ont Of i'.'-seitle the
Currencv. Tari.:sos other questions Which arc=nct
the order of=,hc day any way tiey=can and
w:ll.lcre be a:sy change in, the relation betwee'
rho l,nploysr AMI the Laborcr, AMI any lcsscnis
of the yp.adeace Ct the later Wii!Labor be
diyni.ied ard rendered! Attractive! the#eond'tion
o,!.c Working Glasses elevated. and responsibility
riyen them in Society, WillEducaton.be secured
10 their children ;. Plcaty and Happness u 'hciF
No. nothing Of tie Siad va take plaee.=i'eii-
nc. and Iceis!4tion act merely on the surface OF
oscs,;ons; they cannot 20 70 the root.oi S9ca'
Evil and can nothinsto relieve the Mass from
the n.:s~re from which they wish first TO escape
The foundation OF our Societies ' Injustice IL
equality and Oppression; over this false iopnda-
ton are thrown .i,lc Political Liberty and some
Civil Rights. but still Social Scrvitndc. Oppression
and Injustice exist. ard entail on the vast Major
;t,.cvis ol every kind.
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l-,A STORE. No l6l Pearl street.-The
>gaci-us Lot, this store 10 lei 10 the first day
nj Nav i: tu:Ii>le! Il. Shelving, Counters. Gas FIX
i~rs sto.. &c Possession be had Immediately In
=1uire Of JOlIN LAMB, No. Merchants Exchange Wall
,,.., 25iu
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Observation-Disclosures

In our last artif, We explained what "e con-
slider truc Democracy; ". wsill now briefly glance
at the Democracy of onrzPotica Parties, Which
4. it applies merely TO :ow Political Rights, such
rs tho right oyo,c or the riSht"f not being thrown
into prison without :. WI, oihoJcas corpus, Is most
superficial but with this sembancc Of true ara
universal Democracy, they manage quite we'll 20
mislcud and bcwildcr the mind- of the People
We would remark. hy the way that the cunning
clamor OF Party has unfortunately diverted the al
trn,on of men SC much from real Rights and In
,erc.ts to tho mere measures eflartv. that Tie
former ara overwhelmed and lost. and it is nov
difficult 10 gct=,ncn to divcst themselves Of lHn-
S;ous and cxarnine Realities. But the sis's are ia
vorablc, People arc becoming sick of and d;sgusted
with the .ncver-cndins siill-bcginnins, 'frniilcsS
strife Of Parties, and wc.havc good grounds OF
hope Cor speedy change in public sentiment, and
the direction of thought outzof the complicated
labyrntll of Error Discord AID Dcluson into the
cea, Geld Of Truth and Reality, ind to the Incans
of practical Social authorizations. Iartv. Tor the
sake of Party, has long enough domnccred over
Tru,l, and caused the sacrifice Of tlernc interests
6 10 un,,Io
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Park Row sales Room for Hooks and Stationery.
ED0OkS. pAPEK. &c.-JuSt received,

e0ra>r> OF Hudson ( An.s> Cap, ouar,o anl Bath
Post Paper ruled Ip. Also large and good assert!
u., d; Blank Books of every description, in substantial
uca, indjug. An collection OF saclanrolS
,a, school Books, Observation-Disclosures, &C. Also S.vcra.
>, o; Webster, Elementary Sprllin.>, best editions
OF which are offered for very reduced prices, Tor
y EL<a,rS NJ 'No,n, and stationery NJ Auction every
c,:ar ROBERT 7. BlNBf Co
Bookseller. aHd Stat.uncrs, No: 5 f'TA K9"'
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No indeed, our patriotic and enlightened Lead
crs entertain Ito suc,. cxtravngant and visionary
ideas Of Equality and elderly; they are far from
surprising tina, they can be applied to the realities
Of Life, extended to all Its spheres or depart
ments. and be made SOCIAL. Political liberty
and equality are the only branches of integral,
uuirersul Liberty ard Equality Of wl,icl, they
have my idea,
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