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NEW GOODSl NEW GOODS!
FOE CASgE OF. PRODUCE.

NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS!
FOE CASgE OF: PRODUCE.
/. T. SANGER i TO-
4 RE mo-" op,u,uG 81. tht,r OLD stand in Otla-
u wa e a G and extensive assortment Of
summer
D9SY GOODS.
Embracing an assortment 81 almost every thing
needed, besides a thousand and one articles that
Iaany might deem unnecessary We can with
safety assure our customers that We can cnumc-
rate more different articles in our stock than any
ever offered in jhj, county. Wehaye also good
supply Of
GROCERIES,
MudscGrc, Crockny, Clothing, ROois g.
Shoes, Hats g. Caps,
DRUGS & MEDICINES,
Iron, Castings, Mats, Sclooi Books,
Paper, and Il large assortment IF
BLANK GOORS.
We have tried the oId,lasnoned long
wiudel credit system long enough. and
have firmly made up our minds to adopt
the old maxim that "a nimbIe siXpcncc
is better than a slow shilling and shall
hereafter conine our business to this
maxim, and are determined that we will
sell as low as can be purchased at Chicago
or elsewhere, for cash. We are aware
that "puDHg" is now the order Of the
day, and think il unnecessary TO say more,
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.5u-t Received,

Marscil,es, May 2G, 1873. 81
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Which are the safest aud most clcctual remedy
Tor Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Whooplug
Cough, Asthma, sc. ever offered to the public
rhcy Operate by promoting cApcctoration, allay-
ing the imitation of Coughing, and removing the
cause Of disease.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-10-13
Attest.
The Greatest Discovery of the Age!

LockpoTt, July Goth, 1913. G-s
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-10

We have fresh evidence in the failure Of the
Phoenix Bank. Mt Chrlc.lown, that the whole sys-
,en of banking is in,rinsiculIy rotten, and needs
,horouuh reiormalon.s The Massachusetts banks,
under The celebrated Suffolk plan, have been con
s;Je,ea Co, ,h, las, few wears SIMS ieD,orhe Yet,
here is one. rcpu,rd TO be of the soundes;, and
ocutrI directly under the nose of the lille mann
moth Tina, If n sudden cxplndcs. scattering ruin
far and ncur Ore poor woman received Com the
ga, ;,rs Rank oc Rosion 100 in the phnniy bills.
II was nl she was worth in the world.
Ono nc ,wo thiuus is ccr,nin-pwhaps both AZ @
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MIR. CLAY ANDFREET

Mr. Wise alluded, in his late address To his con-
suen, 10 the original (urm III which Mr Clay pro-
posed the celebrated COMPROMISE Act Of 1883, I he
address spoke at the time from recollection only,
The following is an exact copy of the provision ol
the nc, referred to, ms it was drawn by Mir Clay
hlmse'f and shown 10 his friends, to wit:
"And from and after the aforesaid day June 30,
1913 all duties collected upon any aIicle or ar
iclrs whatsoever Of foreign inpor,ann shall he
equal according 10 the value thereof, aud socI,
for The purpose aud with the intent Of providing
such revenue as ma, he necessary 10 an cCnn0ui
cal expenditure Of The government, without regard
to ile protection or encouragement, Of any branch
Of domestic industry whatever"
We hope the above will satisfy the few douti.
ers and rurercrs in this State that the principle Of
protection was Abandoned and intended to be
abandoned by the Compromise; md that they
need not have exhibited 50 much chagIin at our
Legislature having so declared Wy an o,ewhcln'-
lug majority ut late session.
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Now us TO the first extracts, those from the
Morning Post, the people will see that the adyo-
Gates Of the Protective Principle have wilfalIy and
maciously msrcprescnted the doctrines Of Free
Trade. 1t has been said, and generally believed,
that the advocates of Free Trade would, if they
could, "open our ports and admit foreign goods
flee Of duty" while, ut the same time, duties were
laid, in foreign ports upon articles OF our manniac-
lure. A glance at this will show any man that it
is II doctrine too absurd and contradictory 10 be
cn,crla ned by any body; absurd because it is viz
tualIy an abandonment of the primary laws of self
protection: contradictory first because it prccludcs
the possibility of obtaining Revenue for The sup
port Of Government. and secondly because it Is
not Free Trade. Pray, is turnpike rnnnng
from Woodstock TO Barnurd free road when the
citizens of Barnard are compelled 10 pay toll ON
the road and the citizens Of Woodstock are not?
A free road between Woodstock and Barnard
must be n road upon which the citizens of 10th
towas can travel free of toll. A Trade, by the
laws of which, our ports are thrown open 10 the
merchandise of Great Britain, free of duty, while
hers are shu. against Us by tariffs would not he
Free Trade; aud ye, this is the Free Trade whir
the democrats have heen accused of advocating
No mar on earth, democrat or wing, has ever
thought of u doctrine so foolish and absurd What
is meant by Free Trade, by lis advocates is ffet
irade with all the world; free on all hands; The
ports of all the world open to us, and our ports
terrible bug bear with which Consul Jarvis fright.
nned his snhlecls 10 death las, year.
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SENATE


edncsday, March !, 1913.
Upwards Of one hundred aud twenty bills were
acted on, many Of which were passed, md good
" number Of Them indefinitely postponed
ri" III 10 refund tie balance due TO Massacnu-
sets lir Disbursements made during the late war
and the bill 10 extend the charters of the District
Banks for ten years, were both passed, the yeas
md nays having been ordered in both cases I'm
the former the vote stood % to 10, and on The a,
ter 2G 10 II; neither Of these bill, can 20 to the.
House without suspension Of the rules
ilr Evans remarked that the Treaty Bill md
the General Appropriation Bill were TO he acted
on. Bat they were both deferred TIL Tomorrow.
The Srnatc'l amendments 10 the bills MAKING
appropriations for fulfilling treaty stpulaiions with
the Indian tribes, ard for Notifications, were con-
cured IN by the House.
The Senate amendments 10 the iN.vv Appropri-
alton bill was taken up in Committee Of In. Whole
on the State Of the Union.
The question was taken on concurriny in the
amendment Of the Senate to strike out the liam
above stated, and il was decided 10 the nepa,ive-
yeas 81, noes SO.
TN motion OF Mr. Fillmore a resolution wns
adopted 10 terminate the debate on the amend
menis a' quarter past three O'Clock.
Sevcrai Of the amendments haying been conrur-
rcd in the Committee iose. aud reported the bin
to the House: when the votes taken in Committee
we're confirmed.
The tlc1s9 ilrer aiiO.tned
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FREE TRADE.

few weeks since we Published Two articles
one from the New York Morning Post and the 9th
or letter fom Hon Levi Woodbury. to the "Frec
Trade Association, Of New York city," explaining
the much moo,,d doctrines of Free Trade.
We beg leave 10 call attention, at this time To
one OF two extracts We purpose TO make from the
articles alluded TO.
First, fros, the article in the Morning Post, we
make the following extracts:
"lTHAs NEVER BEEN PROPOSED ny rs
TO OPEN OUR PORTS AND ADMIT TOR.
EiGN GOODS FREE or Duty. IN All OUR
CONTROVERSIES WE HAVE NEVER TT.
TERED A WORD IN FAVOR or DIRECT
TAXATION. Whatever may he the private opin-
ions Of the editor Of this paper, MS the mem
her Of party. "a firnd Of the friends Of
free trade, he has always urged the adoption Of II
tariff bui then il has been a STRIFE, revenue tariff
tariff not laid for The purpose Of d.rriminaiinn
on articles coming in competition with domestic
manufactures, bu, laid solely with a view TO rails
ing revenue.
We believe the right Of a man to trade here
he plenses with whom he pleascs. jus, ~ much
national inalienabe right as the right 10 vn,r--
II is n right derived from the very constitution Of
his nature aud guaranteed by the ofrnnc law Of
the lnhd, and Intimately connected with his i'm
provemenl and happiness"
And from the letter Of Mr. Woodbury. the fol.
owing.
'Iioweve' some individuals NAV hive differed.
and on the one hand, wonld impose no tax what
ever on foreign Imports. even fnr revenue, and on
The other. would impose very high taxes on them
for protection alone, all administrations of the Cen
al I,y T..
been willing 10 lay tax on imports, suitable for
the purposes Of revenue.
These principles. Chose Of Free Trntc) d,
moi imply the exemption Of irnhe from an equal and
liability with ether business 10 CON
tribute towards the support, in frugal manner,
Of public order, security, and law. and discharge
Gilhfully oil constitutional public debts
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Ifhig .NMiomi COareniiOn.-1hc wings have
II, last concluded TO hold Il National Convcniion--
whether NJ Clay agrees 10 it or not. According
j.. the wing members Of Congress in caucus. have
passed II following resouion--
"Resolrei, That The whs members Of Goa.
gress, concurrius in the expectancy Of the propcs
ed Con, eniion, aud Welding Ia The wishes express
Ell that they should designate the time and place,
do respectfully recommend that Wig National
Convention fur the nomination Of candidates fni
President aud vlre-prcsirni of the United States
he held ut The city Of Baltimore, on "Wednesday,
the 81 Of May, lSiI and that the said Con,cn.
Tim he composed Of Delegates from the respect
i've states equal Ia The number of Senators aud Rep
rcsen'n'i,es of each State in the Congress Of the
United States.
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pirate to itself territory by the right of conquest
or Dictate laws on the high s'as il it has the
means to culnrce tlem---but in either case it is Il
teliigercat ight. America is not a conqured ma
tpn either on land or sea.
Sir Robert Peel admits that "search is bellls-
erent right" The President in his last animal
Message to Congress, explicitly declares, that
the right Of visitation is hut another name for the
RICH, of search Here the issue is complete with
S,r Roher, Peel--nnd irlevocable on our part
flour Government, is sustained by the People,
then this claim set up by England must he aban
doned, or else i, would seem third struggle fol
Independence awaits us.
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the port Of Philadelphia. Also that the Senate
have made Lieut.. Col. Henderson, Of The marines,
brigadier general, and have refused to make
commander l.uimcr n captain.
1t is said that Mr. Webster will be nominated 10
England. Upshur to the State department, and
Wise or Gushing TO the navy.
The Speaker, AT one o'clock, delivered his vale
dclory.
The address was received with loud expressions
of qualification.
And the House, sine die, adjourned.
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The wings say, that President. Tyler is endcav.
orins 10 &C., into the good graces Of line "Loco.
iocos." We think, rather that he is endeavorina
10 get oui Of the good graccs Of the wings. ending
it absolutely necessary 10 make an effort Of that
character IL order To sustain character for con-
sstency among the people. Our only fears are
lhn, the wings will practice on Pbarnol's principle
and won't le, him q.
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NIILLERISM!

A man named Nathaniel Brown, Of Kingston,
N. H., cut his wile's throat. lew days ago. in so
shocking manner that her life is despaired Of lie
was Nlerle. and was afraid she wouldn't be
ready to go up on the big glass plate with him.
A'oiher Viciim.-Whhin the past day or two,
says the Pro, idcnce Chronicle, very Industrious
mechanic, and wilhal scientific man, whose name
we are no, at liberty 10 give has been taken To
on ASYLUM, n maniac, made so by the Miller en-
element,
still .Anoiher-The Lowell Advertiser says n
Young gentleman from Providence passed through
that city, on Saturday, on his way to the New
Hampshire Assy lum fnr the Insane, rariag ma-
niue, made so entirely by The Miller delnsmn.
More YeH-rhe wife Of Jonathan Iiveidge, of
Newark, N j., while Iahoing under arrangement
Ct mind caused by the Miller doctrine, last Friday
administered arsenic to herself and two infant chil-
drcn. All died in consequence.
.4qoiher yell Miller is accountable, says
the n. Y. Peheian, for another attempted suicide
\ woman living at Kensiugon, (philadeiphm)
who had recently been cap'ivaied by the Miller
doctrines, aud Disappointed by the frequent post
ponencnl of the important day, resolved on Mon,
day las, to prevent farther disappointment. Sh,
accordingly obtained hemprn cord and hung her
self 10 post in the rear of the dwelling, HhiIe tn,
rest of the family were at church. She was oh
served and cut down iD time to save her life.
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Congressional Wit-'l'hey occasionally get of
some good things in Congress, Witness the fol-
lowing while The Army bill was under con.ider,.
lion, the question being in approPrin'ing $4,000
for Professor Espy's meteorological observations
Mr. Smith of Va, opposed it. There was no
money in the Treasury.
Mr. proIli, Supported it, Mr. Espy was II very
able man, aud his observations on nieterroloe,
we've invaluable.
Nlr Pmkcns,-Mr Speaker, oppose the uppro
priaion; we have aIrcad, too much wind in thi.
house. We have 2i2 professors Of wiha here nj.
ready, sir. and that's quirr cnnush,-( iauehrrr,)
Mr. lluues.-Si that's the very reason VIII,
shall vote (nr it, sir; wc have So much wind in
this housr, sir, and lis So BADLY rrgu'u,cd, that
- for scientific professor TO regulate 1t, sit
(Roars Of laughter
A member Well then, shalt ~ for thun
der and lightning bureau, mud putt At the head
Of it - (incrcasnh laughier.)
The appropriation was rejected IS 10 II.
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Resignation Of ScSoior HWiamsof Moiae.-
lion Ruel Williams. THIS gentleman has resigned
his seat in The Senate Of the United States, 10
take pace from and after the 4h Of March neS'.
II viii dc,o'e upon the present Legislature to iiIi
The vacancy.
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;t-jsWe see by II law Of The prrsen, session Of
Congress, that the Cirruii Curt Of the United
ter be held on the lih Tuesday in April. mud tho
81 Tuesday in September. ins'eud of the las,
Wednesday in April, and the i7h 10y Of Sep
TENDER, ~ heretofore
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We learn with hrrrrrs'ble Oh grin, that
Parson Miller, has stated ih,t there i an error in
uuI calculation about the end Of the world Ito
says that we have SET the foxes tails 100 high by
some time and sevrn.cishs" We SIN n, give
in to the ptrScn without u fight; that's settled
We understand 6, phcring, some. we reckon.
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HOUSE..
SEMI TIE.

Tuesday Feb 2s, 1913.
The frs, business Of importance was the bill TO
Iednco the rates Of postage.
Mr. iieriGk proposed TO amend il by reducing
the rates Of postage as follows; On letters nor
exceeding thirty miles, five cents; over thirty aud
not exceeding one hundred miles, ten cents; over
one hundred and no, exceeding Two hundred and
twenty miles, !itccn cents; over Two hundred and
twenty niles and not exceeding four hundred
niles, twenty cents; for all distances over four
hnndted miles, twenty five cents lie said this
scale was that proposce by the Post Office De-
parncnt. 1t would reduce the postage somewhat,
md also c1ullile the rates Of chlrgc to the deci.
nal coins Of the United States. Tho amendment
was agreed to, and the bill engrossed for third
reading.
The Naval Pension bill was called up,di.cnssod
md reported to the Sena'c iwiih an amendment,
which was ordered 10 be engrOssed, and the bill
was passed.
message was received from the House Of
Representatives, stating TINT they had passed u
bill 10 provide for carrying into effect the late trcn-
" between the United States md Great Britain.
On motion Of Mr. Archer, the hin was referred to
the Committee on Foreign Relations
The Senalc at seven clock went into an Exec
ulyc session.
HOUSE.
The bin from the Senate regulating imprison-
ment for debt in the District Of Colombia was
passed
The Genera Appropriation bill was passed,
after tho House rejected by n vote Of lOl to GO,
the prnviSn that no part Of the appropriation was
to be applied to any Minister, &C., who may be
appointed, unless by advice aud consent Of the
Sen1tc
The bIll making appropriations for carr, ing into
effect the late treaty with Great Britain, was pass.
ed-aycs l31. noes 81. Adj
[rha following is from the Journal Of Com
merce:l "ilr Nise was sent into the Senate
last night ns Minister TO France. The Secretary
Of the Treasury has been induced for few DAYS
10 withdraw his resignation. Mr. Spencer piI
succeed him. The Bankrupt Law having been
repealed. all the 'chig Legislation il now done n.
way with, by their own votes; a1d NOW, upon Mr.
Van Buren's restoration, with the single exception
Of the Sub Trc1sury, which, by the BY, il now in
operation as much as ever it was, be will find
things cruelty as he LEFT them.
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The less of the Bible and The spirit it teaches,
the better the prospects of RUmanisn and iocuiSn
hoih.-Ruiiond Hp0M
The ilhcral'! Of the proceeding is unworthy u
Vcrmon'cr |, may be Md the wings can clau,
to he the especial keepers Of the spin, the Gihr
teaches, and 1t may be that their conduct in Is 10
WAS in perfect accordance with lis doctrines.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-10

Il .NoTumcm 10 HUU.-It ~ contemplated h,
the ciiiz"ns Of Busion 10 open popular ,ul.crip.
lion for the purpose Of erecting simple Na,aI
Monument at M"nnt Auburn, 10 he memory %
the heroic commander of the Constitution, the late
Conn odorc Iluil
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THE EFFECTS OF Wu,GGERY.

Clover Seed Is selling at SO 90 per bushel ut
Louis, lie, Ky. When Mr. Van Buren, WAS Presi-
dent the farmer received $40 90. Surely the
wings were joking when they promised us better
prices for produce.
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Twenty'Scyenth Congress
THIRD SSION.
SE.N.ATE.

Saturday, Feb %, 1913.
The only business of interest was the passage
Of the bill repeating the Bankrupt Law, in the
same form and shape as it passed the House, ny q
vote of 80 to l3, as Coowr
Yens- Messrs. Allen, Archer Basby, Bayard
Buchanan, Calhoun, Crafts, Cri,lenden, Cuthbcr'
Dayton, Fnltoa, Graham, Huntington. King, Linn
McDnine, McRobens, Mansum, Merrck, More
head, Phelps, Rvcs, Sewer, Spragae, Sturgeon
Tuppan, Walker, Wilcox, Williams, Woodbury.
Wright, and Young-S2
Nays ilessrs Barrow, Bates, Berrien, Choatc
Clayton, Evans, Kerr, Miller, Porter, Smith, o
Indiana, Iallmadgc, White, and Woodbridge
-l3.
An amendment was attached TO the bill contnu
ing the legality of all proceedings that had beer
commenced aud not concluded under it. hessrs
Ecnron, and Smith, of Connecticut, it will be seen
did not vote for the repeal, because they believed
the law unconstitutional and the vote To repeal II
woud have confirmed the amendment continuing
its force, The law was framed by \ committee OF
this Senate, aud adopted On the 2ith Of July
1911. The following was the vote on lis adop'
ton:
Yeas.-Mcssrs. Barrow, Bates, Berrien, Choa,e
Clay, Of Kentucky, Clayton, Dixon, Evans, Hen
drrSnu. Huntington, Kerr, Merrick, Miller, More
bend, NlouiOn, Phelps, Porter, Simmons, Saith,
Of lrdmpr, WalIm1dgc, Walker, White, Williams,
Woodbridge, and Young-26.
Nas-Mcssrs Allen, Archer Bayard, Benton,
Buchanan, Calhoun, Clay Of Alabama, Cuthhert,
Fullon, Graham, King, Linn, McRo5et,s, Nichol.
son, Pierce, Prnn,sS, Rivcs, Sewer, Smith, OF
ConuecIinur, Sturgeon, Tappan, Woodbury., and
Wrisht--23.
The following Senators voted for the bill on is
p1ssnge, and now, nineteen months afterwards, for
its repeal:
NicsSrs. Huntington, Mcrrick ,Morehead, Phelps,
Walker, Williams, and Young.
HOUSE.
The day was occupied in Committee Of The
Whole, in discussing amendments 20 the general
appropriation bill.
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The Last of the Barons, nu'wer'. new novel:
we are indebted To the Office of the New Word
Tor rcpy of this splendid publication. They
were sold for IL l2 cents copy! A, the same
n,lirc may he hid James last novel, Forest Lie,
for the sane price. Who can beat the New World
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SE.NH TG.

Thursday, Mar. 2, ls43.
The Senate was occupied all day with The con-
sideralion of the General Appropriation Bll-Na-
val Pension Bill--Appropralion Bill. and the
Washington Treaty. AT 3 o'clock, Il, which time
i, was expected they would go into executive SEES
sion.
Mr. ROBERT TYLER.
The bill considered las, evening, which was so
amended by the House rs to strike out Nj Il. Ty-
lcr's salary of $500, as sgner of patents for the
=. U. s., was again had up,and that feature slrick-
en- out by an oyerpowcring majority made up oil
both parties
| Mr. Fillmore, from the Committee Of Ways and
Means, reported the Senate bill to admit the entry
| of MrI chandZe recovered from shipwreck free OF
duty: WEIGH was read third time and passed.
| Mr. W. Cost Johnson from the Select Commit
tee on the 200 million prcjec. made report--lald
on the table,
Jonathan R0bsris.
| Mr. Holland, from the select committee on the
communication rom the Treasury Department in
relation to the removal Of Jonathan Roberts, late
collector of the port of Philadelphia, made re-
port thereon, which was ordered to be printed;
and the resolution which accompanied lids
charging the committee from the further consider
alton of the sub ject-adcp,ed.
The bill from the Senate having been taken
up,
Mr. Briggs, the Chairman Of the Committee on
the Post Office ard Post Roads, moved TO amend
the first section, that. after the first of July next
single letters, not exceeding fifty miles, shall be
charged five cents; over fifty ten cents; drop let
ters, five cents; and proposing to ass s. the other
rates Of postage according to weight aud not 10 the
number Of pieces of paper; also, 10 abolish the
ranking privilege, and pay to members of Con-
grcss, in lieu thereof, the postage Of the letters
which they may receive out Of the contingent
| fund.
The question was FIST taken on that portion Of
the amendment which relates TO the postage on
letters ;und i, was decided in the Acknowledgements
IS, nays Ga,
the second branch Of the amendment in rea-
ton the ranking pr'i!cge-was rejected yeas
20, nays SO.
A motion to lay the bin upon the table was de
ci1el in the ncgoiiye-yeas 81, nays lO5.
The bill was then passed.
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Progress Of E"giand towdrds Free Traie.-
Acted upon by conviction Of The necessity of
the case, Parliament AT its last session voted re-
ductIon Of import duties on moro ,lIna 700 articles
,,f commerce
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We hnv Mt been ahlc 10 make out what iha,
comet WIS after, YET. The Miieres ARE Informed,
that, after deep consideration we IRE unanimously
OF the opinion that il appi,rlncca this particular
time, Is the fore end of some great run.cr.
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Some people think the President acted wisely in
signing the repeal Of the Bankrupt Law and some
| think h. did mott
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Smp,hiog HOrk-.Jctlerson, y. York, in tho
late Town Elections, gives SEVENTY democratic
Supervisors to three ronns
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iCJ'C"mmodore Porter. the representative Of
"ur country at Consianiincpe. is in very delicate
health. 1t WIS feared ha, he would not sur, i've
the present 'season.