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DIR. SOLOMON HEINZ

WOULD inform his patients and the public ths still sd
w here's to his original proposition, to receive money
either for medicine attendance until the patient satisfied
with his improvement, aud would inform them that he
rems,ed from ils Broadway No 81 Reade
the Marshall House, he sOlcits the
mentioned conditions OF all who have suffered for
time under diseases considered by them incuable
SOLOMON HEINE, M. ID.
the advantage of all who wish attend the treatment
Heie who has lived had his office Broadway
the residing 81 Reade street, opposite the Marshall
House.
This Physician came TO this country about eight years
have had the pleasure of knowing him that
time, and Of witnessing many surprising performed
by hm-he above the of s. years and is only
OF the who of the deal Of
City and State of New York
Sworn before me- this "a II day Of
Of April, A. d. 1872
R,cH.Rp RFYp Com. Of Deeds n aulS lmsc
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OIL! OIL! OIL!OIL!1

DEFINED LAMP OLA and splendid article u
N Just received by subscribeu, offered
public at reduced price, burn. with bri.ncy surpassed
BY other kind. and being free from odor and
ting smoke forming thswck will be found
oniy pleasant but economical oil for all 0roce
and Hotel proprietors particularly invited The
only dcpo, he city, and whe,e sod any ansnty
salt purchasers, is at HAMASOS BROTHER,
No.AWall 81.
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DOCTOR GLOVER

pegs inform those who have recently cnquired if he has
left the practice of his profession, that he contnnes 70
and rotacted which require practical experience
have been the particular objects of his study The
recent Improvements chemistry have into his hands
raj and remedies which have obssr
yaiion OF the less scrutinsing physician
Dr. Glovers primary education enables him to keep pace
with the improvements Of the day. being graduate in the
deal profession. The should beware Of
the host OF self named Doctors and of whom
aspire be authors OF little books subjects OF which they
toslly icnoran,.
Office, No. Ann st-prvatr entrance 4th door from the
lice o ~ p NJ. M
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MINERAL WATER,
FROM THE ,CELEBRATED ROYAL BAVARIAN
J. SPRINGS AT KlSSINGEN.

kAkOCZl WATER on the European continent, has the
reputation Of being the chaybeae muratic saline
known TO the Medical Faculty.
The Rakoczy has acidplous saline flavor ard being
powerfully promotve Of secretion and escreon puryer,
strong solvent and az the same time strengthening without
heating IL like Wiesbaden and Kasbad (wout nur.
Ing the as poten. duretc specifically upon the
liver the systema and uterine system and dss
pang existing obstruction The disorders and diseases
effects, the following 81 affection. Of the
local debility, combined with inactivity Of the intestinal
s,rucon In the liver and systema poram henorrhoda af
likewise against b) hypochonds Spleen upon
organic affection c) disorders Of the chest lungs asthma
tic attacks from phlcgm and SPECIFIC morbid deposits such
equity. hepetic and arrangement of the
tem cgulsrity in menstruaton scany copous
menstruation scny, anomalous hcmorhoids, II abus
far these disorders originate from local weakness
tons and pethora abdomnas c) obstinate rheumatic and
gou,y affections especially when the time obsiruc-
the lower Of the body above all
discovered ~ chronic diseases Of the
gans Blenonhce, hemouhoids the bladder spasms OF
the bladd, ~ plethora and Obesity h chronic Gu.
tsneous disorders debility of the skin, which in
disposition profuse pepira;ion, susceptibility
tendency colds ~ glandular swelngs induatons frem
scroIhua and other causes.
Regular shipments constantly received.
fresh supply just landed per Venea, via Rotterdam
Printed circulars and can be h, gratis
FLORIAN STRAUSS, 323 Pearl str.et
sole Agent IN the United States.
To be had also Of Mr. Foenbach Of Rssde and Hnd
I'm
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HIND'S DEPOT

OF wEBB's BukNERs. LiPRoyED, ct ia Grand St.
~ door the Boadw HonssThe subscriber respect
fully informs his friends and the public general being
the manufacturer Of those LAMPS since their
has brought them that perfection which makes the 80
perio for che apnesx Cleanliness and bapcy light 10
Others existence From has long experience bu
sn.ss and the facilities m all Others the
trade he enabled 70 sell at % Is cent lower for
10 merits share Of pablo patronage The ssst dealy here
tofore the universally complained
By all ths, h1se used hem nov entire, cbsiaed by the IN
reflect order for burning wi.heat the least trouble
superior quality Of Csnphine, "a the Kslon generally
sold ~ S. and g. which Affords light brilliant
other substance IN 10 the e
less than half Of OIL tn way srpo<ira
droIs fire from , wick, and leaves hr, upon "; IL
clearly leaves marks, and spilled clothes az
furniture svapostes entirely. Ike alcohol The lamrs once
order, need nung of the wicks but merely
rgure 70 be hers clean and be filed chen they baI
Also, CAM horattd Cas- Chemical OIL sud Alcohol az ~.
euced pric.s Lamps cleaned repaired wekd and altered
burn canrhine
Astral Lamps bronred and rsg,it
ally splendid article respectfully invited
cent that they will find Il 10 their advantage.
~ b-Coustanty on hand general Of Kitchen
Furniture Stoves nc, &c; Tin and Copgsr Roofing tufts
Leaders, and Job Work IN general eseled the
tee. JAMES KINDS
au1 1msT fsrsrds fresf.
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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL, AID

1R GREGORY long accustomed prescribe for diseases
~ OF private nature, resides 81 Mott lie has
been familiar with these complaints years and having
been particular and close and effect he has
profession which has enabled him Introduce valuable
his He does boast of making
rapid and hasty but his satisfaction perform th
rough and radical and IN short OF time as can
generally akng for the patient
any change Htsty ently mper
feet cures from whence result
consecutive secondary symptoms and the like result
reasortha medicine, however good the first PR
Of the complaint cannot be supposed exert the
and influence the human system when IT'S
administration has beer locg continued; and thus while the
changing chronic fom, say the least very likely
terminate permanent debility perhaps thing
worse for instance srct.re-how hundreds there
may be this very time taking medicine under circum-
stances that appear dsconragng when the real facts
Of the known, the disease might prove be a
structure; and should this be the case, important for
the patient 10 know that medicine ain did,
never structure. IL is a well known fact
that the patient may have structure many months, or
ears without his knowledge and without ee
except increase the time required make
Those victims iniscetion misfortune who about 10
select medical adviser would do well call aud obtain t
tie book treating entirely these COMPLAINTS small
pocket much yausble information; lis ar-
Gresory residence 81 Mott about yards from Chat
ham nearly the church. lie does limit ms
attendance few hours but may be found home any
hooro day night (obserye that No. is drug store
his well arranged for the OF his patients,
and his charges moderate
The Book may also be had at Sands Drug Stores in Fulton
the Of Chambers and Broadway; III, Bow
en No g. corner Walker ST. and No. 1885, Spring ST.;
Applications by Mail Post Paid enclosing ST. Will the
book lin pamph e) by mail au2ms m
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A. c.. b.

"A. u. b.
CtHALLENGLs competition with all. The Importance
" which all have TO the Head of Hair is a clear
index Of the value personal figure and when By
clprcious freak Of Nature the human form prved of
fair proportion Art resored order by artificial
supply the deficiency Hence have those wonderful
discoveries which bid Nature defiance. Baiys Ventatpg
aud Gossamer
WIGS AND SCALPS,
real HEAps HAIR, which be had at las BROADWAY
corner OF Liberty street, up stairs.
In all cases of failure IN the growth Of ar BARRY offers
Remedy exclusively bis unknown ug,r Practitioners
ard those to whom Nature has bounu in her dsrbu
on Of Hair will do well place themselves under his
velance. Prices to suit the times.
"
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TENDER CHINS

ANY GENTLEMAN may be Instantly relieved from all
n thf 81 shsvGg BY spiyng
y ,hs MErALiC TABLET RAZOR sI'ROP, invented
by a. ssuadr ~hh supsrsedcs the ola hone and
Nv which the unskfui always lrod,ee Keen and
smooth edss the coald by possibility exhibit
under the sspersencsd hand.
Ia The only shsciasl which the art 81 yet
devised every opportunity of sui',ng his
hs chin with the Ne mend zen
suit his eva hand winch vii h. shown BY brnz
tn rnee efths bss, article q g. q end Tstst, 81 So
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TOUGH Boards 4!

DLEAslRk IN sHAvIN0 secured By The use q Chap
Il msns MAGIC RAZOR STROP. with METALLIC
HONE tormns one q ~ -four sde. with which every
land presents four faces each Of different sharpening pro
D. tiles commencing with the Metallic Hone, OF times the
power ordinary hons. hnshng simple calf skin
Retail prices So IS 90 l25 aud 50. each according
sens same As one at 81 * wssisssis prices $3.50, s. 81
81 50. 81 and SIC rer dor.
~ Il. The performing OF my IS warranted
Ssundsrs best - each the
returned II the purchaser be dissatisfied. au23 lmsr
'TO NEW YORKINvALIps.-Dr JOHN THOMSON,
Albany son the Founder Of the Thomsousn System
ofPetee win. By particular request b No sss Brooms ST.
for days. where he be consulted BY such patients
afflicted with chronic disease from which they can find
relief from other especially dypepes. fourh Of
which he thinks may b cured under any Of age.
au7 imsr
WATCHES AND JEWELRY VERY LOW.-Thr SUB
w scnber is selling all descriptions OF gold and silver
Ws,ces gold and sve! pencils gold chains. key ee
TAIL lower than other place in the city Gold Watches
low IS dollars each Watches and Jrwelry erchsn
ecd bought All Watches warranted keep good Time
the money returned Watches and Clocks repaired in he
warranted much lss than the usual prices
b. one OF the finest workmen the city. g. c. ALLEN Inn
porter Of Watches and Jeweiry wholesale and retail Wall
sfntrx tv1Il -
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August 9th, 1892.

TO LET,
HTA ELEGANTLY furnished rooms for single gentle
M with be akiss at II Barclay ST. No pains Will be
render the above desirable. Inquire on
the premises auI6 lmNrc
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TO MARRIED. LADIES.

MADAME REsTELL's PREVENTIVE POWDERS,
These valuable Powders has, been ada9s
in Europe, but France particular forupwsds e yea
well BY Thousands IN this county being the only ad
safe and efcacious remedy married ladies' whoe a
iofids rapid increase 81 family.
Madame RESELL as Is vel Known. Cor thirty years Fe
male Physician the principal fcrse Hospitals IN IN
ropehose Of Vienna and faswher favored BY her
and Opportunities, she STAINED mat ceIshhy IN
those discoveries medical science specially .lstsd
the female frame, which her msdcncs sand
vailed, well in this country as IN sreg feS seqasnt5nc.
hcrby tracing the decline and III h.sith of mares emses
often apparently rpleah~ vheh eonsgn many
fond mother premature grass-to her true sourccto
nve knowledge Of the r,assy cause, q female ,naso..
the discovery her ceisbnied Preventive fowdss.
Their adoption s~cn the Of preserving only
the health the life Of sdeconsie and
fond mother. :.
the tsnets IrsuliaG losands
on woaa res;e,tfey the attention 81 M m.
red BIZ ~ that sy bold and dear
not ise and yi,rcss 70 prevent eyi which W. are 1ub
by simple and healthy within control k,~ry
dispassionsfs yruo,x and enlightened mind wal mr.. stat
ngly the Affirmative This Is all thar NaA1ra. Res
tell recommends ended ruce i've dollar
package. accompanied with full and f,~y
can be FORWARDED sr ns "a part ofhe United ~f All
letters INST be post Iad, AID addressed MADAME Ef-
TELL Female Physleisn Principal osee is s,rttpss,h
Boston Office No. ksses ..st tee
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PRONOUNCED Me
INCURABTE

CENTS Assssrl Of your certificates in the form OF
VI Letters have concluded adopt the method
grateful thanks virtues
parable eSmpcand Es,set q Hoarhound Candy my
the blessing Of has have
last three -four been Athlete uith sickness my
syngoms pain shooting through the top Of
stomach hack.
cough. great dsps IN my back. much splitting of matter
rattle blood loss Of
ohen very dicuitn short physicians pronounced my
aecded consumption. eontnuedn this years.
.uf-giue tunes, sgones
sass all hols ofeys being cured The first year
de- Of 81 physicans who pro-
noanced my ncprshle. suffering in this when
psued arss yseksye Of your andy, which, al
h.i shout twothras began feel It's benefits and
ssoyng better health than hsve for the last five
Hoianx ti be Of 10 Others has
am yoar srassful friend, Mn. ANN GOODWIN.
tis Cherry street.
To si...rs P,..s q Sos IS Division 81.
Aok>Ts-Rsshtea Aspinw.li, 10 Astor Houss, 10
and % William smith, I'll Greenwich; Wash
harm Greenwick Holden, z2o Rvogon T. MARITIME.
4.l and 9Th PASTOR 65 Greenwich street;
Brxhsm carnrr Hons and A,snns ID, Dnggs 6S Broad
.s. corner Huason aud Montgomery 81, Jeney City;
a. kanaisy. IS High Stewart IS Fulton Berry
snnds ~ JTocksf Co Atsni,e and Henry aui2 imr
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MEDICINES.
ANOTHER ATTESTATION
IN FAVOR OF J. PEASE Il SONS HOAR-
HOUND CANDY

READ, We sKEPTlCs, AND BE CONVINCED.
NEW YORK, July "a ls<2-Mcssrs. Pease & SON as Divi
~ sion sreet-ss The object Of this ceri6csts Is 10 IN
form yoa public Of the benefits have received in
long and Illness from the Of your Compound Hoar
hoand andy. been for twsntysix years Afflicted W ~
cough, for the OF which tried
medicines found that afforded much relief
y.ur sndy Nv cough has been bad that could
no rest night OF day found the spring and fall the
Boying seasons nothing could would aay ths
on s<ired three last June with splitting
blood partially recovered from that attack and
out. smart until Septic be- following. This attack
had regular physicians
All na,ux told useless TO take
Arss as my considered hopeless. however made
as o Compound Hoarhound Candy and felt the Of
fleets OF the Of cough and
fame. .m able TO attend TO my work. and feel
az the invention did not use the candy ac-
sonE deogn but much g was bic to buy In,il y?u
rousy furnished with sufficient You can publish this
.sd ~ truth ~,ll al Al tunes be schscw lied sdgedby
Noars traiy. Mrs FRANCES HYATT. eLewlsst
AFr,as-zsssr. poeks Phil.delphisi Rsddins State
Le-,sse JOh.cn. 81 charles St New 0rlsr;ans Du
Rabin.or. e Bsiimors Baltimore; Haviisnd Harrow
ny, Nv Haven, Conn; Gaynor, RICHMOND Taylor
Providence T. Weeds Waters, Troy; q. w. GotherIn.
Gscr<efo~n, {; e. II. Hunt, Federck.burgh. Va; H.
Ihoap-Da Co. Wheeling, Va; Mr. Bull. Hartford, Conn.,
Williams. 90 Gvnssee at Utica. N. Y. .
Zach esssicre Of the genuine Hoarhound Candy signed
fees Son, ~ thelf handwriting All letters post
pad. eisee,sdo PEAsE SON, Is Division street will
h. yunctusfty attended TO, au2 lmr
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4 CARD TO THE LADIES

"A OhND to I he La IEN.
1DARIS DRESSMAKING ES fABLISHNENT--So
77x East Broadway, door from Market ne
w. H. JEFFERS, late Mas y. Purser OF 2g1 Broadwev
respectfully informs her former customers and ~. d;s
GENERALLY, that she has recemmenced the Dresmakng bs
the aboven ed estabs lment where will devot
their service and confidently tho
ladies who may favor her with the patronage that ress
CIoaks bits &C. fsted her skill shall be deliver
cd perfect style, IT. and finish OF Workmanship
be ercelled any of ic approved establishments
Broadway and for much more moderate prices
MRS. w. II. yEFFERS, IN East Broa.
BMasters Misses and Childrens dresses made order
- m
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GEORGE w. DAWSON,

Wholesale md Retaa Furniture and General Fur
rishiag Warehouse, No 81 Chatham street, cor
ner Of Duane street, Neto York.
WHERE he keeps for sale large assortment Of the follow
w inc ARTICLES viz: Sdehoards Bureaus Bescads Co.'S,
Tables Chars, Office sn Portable Desks, Glass Cases BOOK
CJses, Looking Glasses Dining Centre. Tea and Pier Tables,
Pianos Sofas, Sofa Bestead Beds BcddDs esasers Mat,
tresses, Cafes Oil Cloth Mating Fire Irons, Wash
STANDS Totet Tab.es, candle Stands, Bureau Be,seads
Dressing Bureaus, Sales, exc.
Also, large of aud Wearing An
puIei, and second HANDED
All the above articles offered 10 the bic AZ very
low prcea fesis said articles would ind il 10
- - " ~ 49, ~
saip?n3 ORDER punerualy attended aud packed he
shortest notioe reasonable Mattresses BEDDING
Il: ier n,lng out vessels, constantly on hand 80
tended 10 aud Thankfully received. ~ ''' w
" B.-The highest prices will be given f, e-c,, ~ M,
i'm - W. ~'"A'hs'
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5 III R rs

5 III IR rs.
SHhIs made IN order after the approved French
order al the shortest notice.
OF William street ' ~ '' 49,
william Cnttf,,s
WE, WOObO diis The attention Of our readers to III,
W ft1eunatic EfAdcang LIui nent an Invaluable article
&c aiye.ti. men' IN another column Of this PAPER
THE CHEAPEST CASH TAILOR yE,rI--prJi,es,-y
HusIEU, Merchant Tnlor, No Chatham sans,, cor
mel OF Chatham street, conn make Cotning NJ -, a.
the n.atrst style, 10 ger cheaper than th sbsere1
TAILOR IN the city. good it and rrrssS no d,s.
ppoinment anie ~ :, "'
CPANIsH DOUBLOONs Enssh silver and pSnC -
~ England Notes, bought s4d sold at ~
$. j. sYLyEsTERs,
snl1I ll0 Roadway and 20 Wall street
(tOALi0J Liver DOL Cannei Coal Tor sale In lots 20
~ suit purchasersi landing from ship sddons Apply 10
oar EDW'D r. COLLINS, " Co, 81 South street
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TEETH,

ON i HE IItINNIfIsfs Vt u I NI'FI"I fffsNIN
PRESSURE.
NJ LEyETT D.nsss'. hs HrFedacs 49, thss eeuntry n
WI. the Teeth abote
principle rr~ctssd b. hm.s ALONE. ecarts s rtisa
ton of the nhlic % hs grascmtut Tir ssspshsd
seienthc aaAtaon 70 sagfiyins hs d~tepcis n Ne Tseh
aud the Estsfsca tfscn, ehh IL iali
IN al cases. has .nifng ls ~ h~ lsdst
and gsnsinen Who have had aracai Teen aassiiy
who may require ne far fhnss ds.lacrd " uafuru.
N. LEVkIT, Dsnisf nc efoad~ay,
- Narun a. oT1s1xts sf paFk.
tCopy Of a LsusE ifam JadSs Ns,h 10 2. L.sla
Dear SIR .It both
the u aifcis teeth s Inc is q aimosfhs
pressuf. which made LADY isfy. has specsr
ed IN every respect q eon ADD utiy, and h,s
1 an dear w. yoar obeaieus,
au7 imsr tsisredl NJ NJ NOAH
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THE TEETH.

rT>Hk IffIn-A rrdaci4un ~ - csnt-l lI4f and
lower ofirsth nssrt sacroa - smasphsfie gs.s
o. aad hun siuxis
tool n sn .uts ssf. III can supglrf wlth he hssi
raj tech; eoachs cafrd tcr sKirartns isut "A
Chldf.ns malt pses. bssssY, surren Deutisi. n Mar
ray street nsp d5or the church. u bfosd~ay.
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TOLLECTIONs all parts the United States made on
'' "''' 81. SYLVESTER, 2awalim
aul3 and 100 Broadway.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-04-18
ANNEXATION OF TEXAS TO THE U. g.

ANNEXATION OF TEXAS TO THE 4. 9.
This SUBJECTS earnestly urged upon the people
Of the Notth-.urged for the purpose of eliciting
opposition to the admission Of Texas--by writer
in recent number of the Boston Courier. The
article is long, plausible, and calculated 10 alarm
the North; and well may The North I've alarmed if
the plausible conjectnrcs OF the writer approach
even to truth. Annexed is condensed statement
OF the article alluded to:
Annexation Of T'eros 10 The United States. Mr..
Wise Of Virginia recently expressed, in Congress,
n wnrm desire for the annexation Of Texas 10 The
United States Most of the Southern papers and
some even Mt the NORTH nre ont in full cry for 1t.
The Legislature of Alabama have unanimously
resolved in favor fihe annexation.
Ii is well known that Texas is DESTROYS TO unite
herself with this Union. The late Presidential
contest turned mainly on this question, and the
candidate in favor Of union received two thirds
OF n ] The votes. The Legislature is tie same way.
And now, do not these things prove "a settled
project to unite the two Republics? We think
so. The South will he unanimous, almost, tor
the measure, and they can always count upon the
support Of their allies, the Tories from The free
States.
This Increment, il is supposed, toW be Effected by
means of The treaty making po0er, aud not by bring
ing The matter before The House Of Representatives.
anu cUtcted, 100, Gy me present Congress- Our
clnnIs and laucied grievances against Mexico
are to he pressed vigorously by our Minister
one who is willing to do ii. In case of war we
ran siege Mexico 10y invasion if we scare and
bully Mexico, we shall have Texas by treaty. The
Senute Is sufficiently Southern in its feelings to
ratiy any treaty ofhe kind, and it is aedged that
contract has been entered into, between the
Northern ocOiocO leaders and The Southern poll
ticlans, one of the conditions of which is that the
former shall go for the annexation of Texas TO the
Union.
Such conquest MS this, by diplomacy with
out the consent, either Of the people or their rep
tesentut,es--we cannot believe will he attempted;
much less that il will succeed. Hcaress Iocooco
politicians Of the North may have pledged them
selves to such n sacrifice MS is here naturalization
we can believe them guilty Of almost any degree
vi baseness when we see the daily sacrifice of
their own Independence, aud the interests and
rights of The North, upon the altar of slavery hut
we cannot believe they will dare redeem such a
pledge MS this. They must see that such an out
rage would he too grent to he borne by the people.
We trust 10 the fears ofthese politicians. W o be
unto them, if they fear not the people, whose
convictions of the enormily OF slavery will not
permit them to tolerate any extension of its do
minions, or 10 take upon themselves any addition
al obligations TO defend it.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-04-18

DC The Patriot PROCESSES concurrence with
President Tyier's special message, so far as the
Tariff Concerned. How does our neighbor con-
aUlsihaI messenger Ne suppose President Ty-
lef Is in favor Of discriminating duties for the pur
pose Of protection. That was our construction
Of his annual message, and also Of his special
message; although we perceive that the language
Of the latter leaves room for the Patriot to Ggie,
Just as it does with one Of the resolutions of the
last legislature. Why is it tina, our neighbor dare
not say, plainly, whelhsr he is for or against a
Protective Tariff?