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PORTUGUESE
F E M A L Z Pill L s.

=. -, ,.,x,.r. NvENTEp AND iRkPaRED
M. DE BOUDELOQUE M. d., LISBON. PORTUGAL.
THE Scientific conjunction Of ingredients of which these
Pills composed have made them the wonder and admir-
ration Of the world They known all ever Europe he
certain producing the monthly turns Their certainty, all
being such that hev must not be used during pregnancy
for though always mild safe aud healthy they are certain to
produce miscalriasc il used during that period.
The directions translated into English enyeoped|
round with the seal Of the importer stamped Each box cor
t.ns Of NJ Il, Boudeoluo and the English d.
have the signature Of Dr. F. NELVEAU, authorised
agent for the continent Of America.
They be transmitted BY mail ~ say part Of the Unite IL
States Letters directed Ia Dr. f. Melyeau box "a, Newt
York. will meet with immediate attention All letters mus
be post paid Sold by appointment Cherry Cath
ne street Price S. half boxes So No half oxes sent
mail IN
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DOCTOR GLOVER

REGS inform those who have recently enqured if he has
- left the practice of his profession that he
prescribe for such require his aid usual Those difficult
and pTotscted which require practical
success have been the particular objects of his study The
improve che have his hands
important remedies which escaped the obse
walton Of the less scrunising physician
Dr. G?yer primary education enables him to keep pace
deal profession The ususpecting stranger should beware
the host Of self named Doctors and prenr of whom
aspire be authors of little books upon subjects Of which they
ar tot,lly ignoran.
Office, No Ann entrance, 4h door from the
Museum-ofice hours until Q o'clock p. NJ iva lmsc
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MEDICINES.
THE PREPARATIONS OF THE
NEW YORK COLLEGE OF
TEDJCTNE &. PHI A RMAC\

MEDICINE & PHARMACY
WHICH As BEEH Es 1E PQR THE
by g THE FREPaRr 1r o ANb SALE OF
G. E N u IN T. M f DICINES.
Ta 1 ss and a NE gs @ a
81 sSs f:: ss3
sesSs e e nU, s1 Ssn
aoes, gamboge and drastic pxayes for the of the
they AWAY with the brqren mpos.sr, who that
the bsnehcen Creator has provided and intended Tor the relief
s. 0a s one s a bs I m s wS
mach sssss the 5 re- SS e the s;s
ignorant and liteale preender The College have oTxrss
'sH 4 sTEfHg MY S. york S...
ratSns are printed labels which BY the
,s of N cSs es nf Ns Ss
Among the TIE SS IL S Sfsfi III the following
G IONS P snS s:' IF S: :'sas
ss ae al and ali '
and difficult Tx C9fse sG@
Of ihs whole system and complete ali The distress
ing a,SR. for which h is the apsDnis %sS, %
ss1sas lo sass viii ansqaSo
cal and T SEs ssS fi: Fill ia' 50 each
For the Of those complaints peculiar ,. to the .
on he ' isae organs. This PREPARATION been
BY S' s a Rs. been pd beyond
BY nssorstng the system and REMOVES. the causes Of
nappreeabe blessings Sold in boxes ST. SO cents and 25
enc = THE PARTISAN, Alternative MIXTURE;
S Il Of the s% s SaS"s a u %Ss s. n
anas & onag ,S sasGrs entails d On is m
sao have boca found to be nds deceptive and
The nov and S S tor sale by % GGss
which exercise specific effect on these terrible affections One
large hospital IN Eurore has lad ample cppor"sss of opser
e G GfsS and be S Sss% o SC%sIs
ended oTsT 1 i Ss sold BY
s SS be IL ss f second
airy eurcns pains IN a., bens Se the mixture sufficient
',,' 1i 8 s " ;;E S%fFISoS
and s. each the Lotion. sold bottle. per
THE ANoDYNE LINIMENT.
For the OF rheumatic pains painful affections Of the
.SotSseh hens se &s peee Of nen Or lint % be- thoroughly
w rs%sS ana sa 70 TO o anS
and Sir Ley coo 6iHs. FILL
% d The ana S I as by %
whose bears first offered for sale III this
itn. ffqi
OF Sss G OF n @I mo se Of
Ss s6de the Ss
sTe & $ss s% IN
s TO pc Sd% GF for sa % nna TO the
United States has been the result of careful investigation into
s ei%sts when chiefly owing rs q
The binary secretion Unlike the able aud drastic ir-
the bowels produce piles and other distressing affections
but by exciting the whole aamenary canal TO healthy ACTION
gives vgo the vital Sold in boxes at so cents
and IS each, with full directions for
THE PAPILLA0Y HEALING POWDER,
sd 81: g :S 1s
SG the s be
v stopped phas at so cents each with directions for USE
THE FRES &c .ra
from the uetha Guaranteed to Sold in bottles
$50 each.
Any individual 70 wardng to the agent OF the College
letter containing description of his her and enclosing
the of dollar win be funis led it'll letter of MED-
CAL ADVICE containing fall directions TO their arpro-
pirate Diet regimen and dollars worth such of the
partitions Of the College be ordered by the consulting
physicians. Je30 3mc
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DISEASED EYES
AND INFLAMMATION OF THE EYE-LIDS

Ny disease weakness OF the inflammation
n the eye lids be quickly and safely removed BY the use
Of the
ROMAN EYE BALSAM
Mrs. Davis No. II Essex tree has been cured Of nhamms.
ten of the eyd and weak Of years duration BY using
only one jar OF the Ejc Bal am.
Miss Fz Gerald No Market street had for two or three
been much afflicted with weak and namned rv,s
that she could scarcely TO read Her eyes Law,
been completely torcd by this Balm, after all oher means
had failed Hundreds have by its healing virtues been e.torsJ
light where almost to blindness, caused by excessive IN.
Examinations, had existed for wears. "
The Roman Eye Balsam' has been oug time u,ed in
private practice by the most eminent ocus in This and ren
countries, and ITS astonishing efficacy in removing all d
and ANN from the has established lor re-
Ai2n a. y9n M We G9aeh any other preparation
guue objects or by long exposure strong light sni in
the kness Oraral loss of sh from sickness or ia a
restoer, and should be used By all who I'm,
hiug without apparent d'eae. Put up in small as viii
fall directions for Price 37ls ceu PreuarsG mi cld
wholesale aud retail, by DAVID SANDS Co, No. n East
Broadway, corner Market ST. Wy. ~ wv - "'
Sold also by Sands ~ and 100 Fulton street and he
Sands aud Co, 273 Broadway, corner Chamber street
jyli lnr
I AIDES NURSE The widow ol' an ,mncn, ls;c,,e
ne services 70 the Ladies OF this city being fully
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BE WATCHFUL

OF YOUR HEALTH.
nR BRANDRETH'S Office is 27iBowery, having re
- moved from 2I6. He requests his friends be careful OF
and impoor who deceive the unway
Remember DR.. Brandrehs Office is ga 276 Rowery
je20 msc
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DENTISTRY.

FROM 81 TO so CHAMBERS STREET
\NM. THORN, DENTIST, solicits the of those
w who wear ARTIFICIAL Teeth and those who may require
them TO his method Of supplying the MaxilIary family
the Teeth. Knowing TINT there is dsageeable the
mouth Of those who ndnlge in acids resulting from the action
the acid the Gold Plate In all thst admit Of
inserts teeth from complete without using par
tcle Of m, al of any description
90 Chambers ie2G Imsr
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SURGIC AL AND DENTAL
INSTRUMENTS

MANUFACTURED by WIN. r.. GOULDlNG, Sc Gold
4'I streetA general Of the above Instruments
kept hand and made order of approved patterns
The medical professors gene aud dealers invited
call and examine before purchasing else where.
Syrnges stomach and suppng prmrs spns AMI fracture
appatu-lnstuments for ciunp feet aud other distortions
hand nd made o order.
Cutlery and Surgical Instruments repaired the best posi-
bic and reasonable
Observation-Disclosures Mott NJ. ID. Granville Sharp, Pat.
teron NJ D. Alfred c. Post NJ D. and John c. CLeeseman,
NJ, d., am
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CORNS, CORNS, CORNS.
g Murray street.

MONS. AND MADAME b r HARD,
Corn Doctors. from Paris
ID EG LEAVE inform the nhab, OF New York, that
II they will be ppy wait all who desire t1eir
Mons and Mad Bernard have been practcng the
United States but few months aud that short have
ceyed testimonials from OF the eminent gentlemen
and Others the benefit and comfort which they have
ceyed since they have been attended by them They have the
honor inorn the public that by aud peculiar method
they extriclte Hard and Soft Corns Buuons Caloses, Sc
without cutting. Mons and Made b. do attempt offer
nostum requiring secresy NTH ITS efficacy; but
confidently those who suffer from troublesome end
painful Cons that they have the acon of carry
away their ormentor, the Conn., in their hands.
Mons. and Made have thelrposession upwards Of two
,and certificates from those who relief
their hands. Mons and Made. b. have Ira ced their profess
for several in Germany, France and Engin and
have acquired great skill aud much practical fact
stgd by numerous certificates from the celebrated En-
gh French and German ply well from several of
the mobility aud gentry 81 those countries, delivered them
after four years The operation viii occupy
than ten minutes and the relief instantaneous that the
thus rdatey put their walk
wlnnut the ea.t nconvenenc
Ladies and gentlemen Will be waited their resi-
dence II they desire II.
AT home the morning from till IL, and in the afternoon
from 2 til o'clock.
Office at Boston, Isl Courtst jy8 lmr
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No Excg5E FOR BALD oI EADsinss The ,S G
bald with certainty have their hair restored again BY
faithful and preserving application of tins valuable Hair To-
bic should remove the doubts Of every resone person OF the
HAMILTON, Feb. Is, 1910.
Dear sir- cannot say my hair is re.,sre can say that
be be a n Of the @
decided change manifest the bald of the head
hI ;i " $ nsw frU ns of fine SSy barr
aa e 5
lar in the OF the Tonic, from the first and from this
orehend the effect at present less than otherwise would
began the of the Tonic with 1le ,orno faith that il
yoS Of What done s oers :
was IS ah Surprised delighted when saw the Effect, You
the ha has been nearly not quite an inch long at the
any when you saw me- II was however very me though quite
@ :% c nRs' @s sa s
ws I'D snS S sH %ss the ha
grow no mistake at least on sGme heaSs w EATON
Professor Hamilton Literary and Theological seminary
Som. tim. EsG s s%%s Nj .:oD BIZ
for d. Jaynss celebrated Hair Tonic, hair which
S'S
anUhe n.ti! had used three bottles and compensa
Ss By @ hei
JAS. o. ROGERS, Methodist Minister.
April II. 18i Mount Horeb, Summerset Co. n j.
Jayne Hair Tonic-After giving this article fair trial
unheA;nv pronounce to he what il proessethe be st
article without pton for the restoration of the
human hair We know of instances where hair has
been restored heads which have been bald for years. ard
think do recommend all
readers who losing hair make trial OF this Tonic
| Neutrality-suspicious. Mail, May 9th, 1871
PHI ApELPHIA, May 10, 1923
Dr.. Jayne:-
Dear SI fee that hardly say enough in favor your
Hair Tonic My ha had been alng off for about years
and had become thn threatening speedy badness when
your remedy In about week
fall Off have used for about three MONTHS and have
full thick head of hair desire. Ihave
recommended its number Of my friends who all speak
well of it, If faithfully employed have doubt Of its
may add that before your Tonic had tried
the articles employed for the hair such the Nacasar
Oil all the different preparations of Bears OIL Vegetable Hair
Oil &c, without expe rencng much if benefit Respect
fully yours, s. FITCH, NJ ID, No. l72 Chestnutst.
HAppoNriEIp N j, Feb H. 1889.
DR.. D. Jayne -
S-Itake pleasure in informing you that the bottle
Hair Tonic which obtained of you last October has
satisfactory and successful My hair had for long time
been exceeding thin But three had fallen
outthat head had become almost entirely bad under
the side it, But after using about hall bottle
Tonic, have as luxur growth ofhair had.
c. G. Park,
Pastor Baptist Church, Haddonfeld, NJ.
Prepared and sold by Dr. ID. JANE, No. 20 South Third
Sold wholesale and retail by A. Bad. Sands, Druggists
No 70 and 100 retail by David Sands
Co. No II East Broadway, Abraham B. Sands and Co.. No.
273 Broadway, and by druggists generally. Price ST.
je25 Inc
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A. e. 3.
CHALLENGES ofmpeti,ion with all. The importance
index of the value personal figure and when by some
cous freak Of Nature the human form De pryed of ITS
fair proportion, AIT resoIted order by artificial
supply efficiency Hence have those wonderful
deoyerie' wech bid Nature defiance Bly's Ventiatng
and GOssaner
WIGS AND SCALPS,
rt1l HEADS HAIR, which be had li6 BROADWAY,
corner e Liberty street up Stair
la al cases failure IN the growth of Hair BARRY offers
ard those whom Nature has been bounuu in her ditrb-
lion of Hair will do well place themselves under his
veilance. PAGES TO suit the times.
Jy-l2 6msc
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I AIDES NURSE The widow on AM .mnent nLys;cao
1ne5s neE se,'iees 70 the Ladies of this city fully
yas ana references given. Apply a: 3s Greenwich street
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$3.50 baks black Moss, for sale by
var T.. X. COLLINS co. Sc South 81.
MADAME RESTET1,

FEMALE Physician, Office and res dence las Greenwich
street, between Courandt and Liberty streets. where
she can be consulted Yh the strcte condolences and where
be post paid and addressed box c8 N York city Medicines
forwarded by mail: Boston Office No. Essev street
N. B.-Madame Rese would inform ladies res siding out Of
the city. whose health win admit Of travelling that
would devote her personal attendance in any psrt
the United States within reasonable distance. iya i'm
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NO. Park PLACE, ONE DOOR FROM BROADWAY.
TO VISITORS AND INHABITANTS.
T + + I II i NJ p O II T A 7 n Ut CE.
MONS. MALLAN Surgeon Dentist, of the old established
VI firm Of Mons hlalan Sons OF London Liverpool and
Paris begs acqusnt the inhabitants aud visitors Cf New
York that for the accommodation of his patients and the pub
lie he has oacnsd establishment No. Park Place,
door Broadway where Mons NJ. be consulted daily
Attendance daily, from 10 till o'clock.
Mons Mallan Son thanks for the very liberal patron
they have received aud receive particularly
The medical profession Of NV York for their kind
d,ous and advocating Mons NJ s. Sons improvement in Den
ft.frry
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CELEBRATED MINERAL FOR FILLING
DECAYED TEETH

Mons. NJ Son continue ecayed Teeth howeve
large small the cavity, making sump into sound Tooth
Instantly curing the Tooth however painful sensitive match
ing in point Of color the natural enamel of the Tooth
The mineral applied few seconds without the sghns
PAIN heat pressure and lasts for years th
necessity of extracting. which injurious the hums
fsmehat painful and dsagreeable operation has such
dency SKATER the constitution of delicate and
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CERTAIN CURE. For DEAFNESS.

NUNS. NALLAN'N SOUND MAtfNIFTkRS-INVI.
slBLE VOICE CONDUCTORs-ro enable persons in.
sany advanced aud of forty aud fifty standing
OF extreme Deafness and Of those who only slightly
hearing 90 ION in general ton aud catch the sound
Of distant low speaker al public assembly They
size Of small gold seven shilling pieces and when in
Of the they in the least percel able nor
uncomfortable than having small piece Of file wool in ~
pace And although they extremely small yet they en-
able those afflicted with de nes hear every
spec, equal 10 those Of most acute hearing.
70 b, had of Nous. MALLAN * SON, Surgeon Dentists
sole agents the patentee No Park Place door om
Broadway.
The above invention has been in in Europe som,
Yeas and rongly ecommon ded being Of the greatest
o he ivt2Imsc
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TO FARMERS, PLANTERS

Mauuac,urer of Acids Diamond Cement Chloride Of Znc
OK Silver Spirits of Ilarshoe and Nitre Copaiya Capsules
Joddes Of Iron nd Mercury paeueeoiyre Chemicals La
mar Causc Ether Chloride OF soa Dealer Leeche Ps.
n Degist's Gold Foil, Mineral Teeth, gehene Harlem OIL,
Iodine Glass sy-lnges, &c. ly7 Inc
AdOS6-2p baI.s black Moss. Tor sale hY
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$4,000 CASES IN A YEAR.
MOTHERS, READ THIS, and save the Lives OF your

11 Children.
BALrDoHs March o. 1888.
Dr. JayneDear Sir-You ask ne what proofs with {
the efficacy ef medicine that prescribed
medicine for bowel complaints that las given much
satisia and patients speedy and perfect relief
this. Whenever introduced family, becomes the
standing remedy for those ailments aud is called Tor an and
again, which, think, pretty COED proof of It's efficacy and
usefulness In the complain: OF children il has fire.
9ueny appeared snatch the ltte victim from
IL saved the fife Of my child, and such and such child
have repeatedly heard said Ia disentcc affections of adults
have time and again be charm, and give renna-
relief in few hours may in few minutes. In
fine, it valuable medicine, and family should be without
it, Respecully
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INCoRaoDIBLE MINERAL TEETH,

INtOHNODlBLE MINERAL
Mons NJ calls the of the public and of the
chile Mineral Teeth which resist the deletrrous effects Of
acids and which liable dcoloratiun
medical y descriptions, or any other knowa cause.
They never break become oose-hcy have unnatural
substance in the mouand every particular resemble the
adjoining Teeth conformity Of shape and mnutest shade
color Placed from complete the above
proved and scientific principle they guaranteed
of maSticston and arcu aon particularly the
usntY 20 give the son to the deneigual do ,be
TIL They natural in appearance and ga-
being used and still firm the mouth they defy ec-
ton bv the cl' sest observers.
LOOSE TEETH securely and fec,ually fastened arising
either from the use of medicine any other
thc method.
TO COUNTRY PATIENTS.
sCURVY IN he GUNS cured BY a Lotion which can
he forwarded 10 Of the United States with proper d.
ectons for guarneed Also, preventive
and cure for the mot violent Tooihache.
Mons Mllau& Son happy m being ensbled
t blythe kind consent Of three hundred the first families
{" " hted states consisting Of the first merchants medical
pson clergy aud private citizens, whom he refer
10 the superiority of Mons Ms celebrated mineral in prefer
enct 20 other they haze tried and in their opinion the
best That under their notce Their Other
ments need no comment.
. INVALIDS
Attended by Mons NOLAN J az their establishment.
THE FACULTY AND PUBLIC
Are particularly invited pay Mons NaIlsn visit 10 see the
specimens OF their new discoveries N Dentistry
, MONS. MALLAN X SON
May be consulted daily, from 10 till o'clock at No Park
Place, door from Broadway. 49, $500
CHARGES MODERATE
JUST PUBLISHED,
The nineteenth edition Of Mons Malans Treats. ON "a.
Structures and Diseases Of the Teeth TO be had the author
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-19
COURAGE MmIGs or CnNcnEss,

The adversary begin to lremble in their shoes.
Stand fast by your integrity, and the principles OF
liberty, and the day is yours. II tie Locos persist
in backing Tyler and defeating tho Revenue bilI-thc
responsibility will rest upon hemand then the last
Of the Experiments will be ,red-ihat Of E5,euiiue
Legislation The ruin and the distress which this
will bring upon the country will cure the people for
years Of experiments and Loco Focoism. Stand
firm And Il the LocOs venture the leap, we'll and
good.
But they will scarcely hazard the experiment
The Richmond JunIo have already given signs Of
fear, and are noD hs aGvoeaits Of High Tariff
Mark that The "saered and inviolate compro-
ise, conscience, oaths ard all are cast 70 the wind
When they are 80 plant as this, already-they will
become moro sol
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-19
Extrast aralsilsr dated
wAsmseron. Au.ua 18th. 1872.

wAsmsoros. August 18th. isis.
Let Il be stated for the Information Of the people
Of Virginia, that MIR william Smith has nearly
completed his "labor of love" in dstricting the
State, and that in due time the da,ree for dismem
besment and determination will be issued, and, of
coursc. s6syed. Virginia will pass under the rOkx.
Mr. Smith, at present. ON his high houc. to show
his msgnamity. is willing to be thrown into the
Louaoun District, and give that county tho honor
Of such representative, vesy well. Let the
game go on, Let the play he played out, But I
toll you there is spirit at work NOW, even NOW,
which will bu'sI forth, in Us full time, and po,i.
ea'ly consume traitors aud demososues. Blu, Billy
Smith will be more respected than Captain Tyler ,
.h6r Ge..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-19

lDS The wings Of the Ohio Legislature have
put forth strong Address to tho People stating their
reasons for resigning. They could not consent 10
see the popular will suppressed and the rights ofths
people subVeried by the inqu,ous proceedings Of
the Locos. They, therefore, resigned, and referred
The matter to tho people themselves. In this, how
great the difference between the hgs, and the Locos
Of the Tennessee Legslaturtl These last defeated The
election Of the Senators by reiiring from the Hall
not by resigning and submitting the question to the
people. They were afraid 10 do THAT.
The Wings OF Columbus have held great meet
ing, and applsudod the course Of their Representa-,
IVea.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-19

Of debating, through eapres. os sslEshnsss or ma.
'svoienee, legislation the most wholesome aud ne
eessary TO the public weliaref We see around us
many melancholy symptoms Of decay Of public
spirit Faction and sordiIness have made deep in
roads upon principle and pa,riotism-The sse has
degenerated from the heroisu. aud ardent dsin,er-
ss,ed love OF liberty. which animated the bosoms Of
those, who perilled every thing than submi,
to paliry, illegal tax upon tes;--Bu, we are yet
ineredulous, that have Ear fallen of from the
spirit Of our ancestors be at this early day the
TT subjects for de.po,ism. We live in the hope,
that, whatever may be the eounsels Of the timij,
the servile. the n,ereenary and the wicked, the
eoun,rymen OF Washington and Henry, will not
divest themselves Of tho law making power, nor
surrender to any one man on earth the power to
,hcn, wiIhouta struggle. For our part, We would
sooner see the Government dissolved into its original
slements--and tho people left free to adopt some
other system to preserve their liberty and promote
their happiness.
Lord Chatham. in speaking Of that great slrug-
gle, which brought Charles L. to the block and laid
broad and deep, the foundations OF English free
dom-which still survive-and which struggle, it is
mos, wonderful TO observe bo~ very similar IN its
early stages was to that now in progress in our own
eoun,ry-made the memorable declaration: "There
" was ambition, these sedi,ion, there was VIC.
leneei but no man shall persuade me that it was
not the cause Of Liberty on the one side, and Of
"tyranny on the other"
The same remark is strictly applicable TO the
controversy now in progress herewith the exeep-
ton, that the popular cause with US has been tar
nshed by no ambition, sedition and no violence.
IL is pure and unblcmished-a simple resistance on
the part of the Peoples honest
to be bought and too proud to bcnd-to the arbi.
trary usurpa,ions Of an Executive, animated by un.
chastencd ambition, and guided by venal and wick
cd counsels. Such cause must challenge the SYM
paihes and the support of every pa,ris,-and if the
people deserve TO be free. it must triumph