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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-23
VEGETABLE BITTERS.


mr. BOvIE's AROMATIC INVIGORATING We,
- GETABLE BiTTERS, fer the OF Dyspepsia
stomach Loss Of Appetite Weakness and Glen
Debility daily popularity, owing to its nrn
sc worth They have bsen used with unlimited success in
Paptaton Of the Heart intermittent Fever ard AL
of The Nerves where the syssm has become debaed The
Immediate improvement health by all who have been 30 for
unate maize of them truly astonishing used
cordug 70 the each bottle their good
effects the above diseases will be quickly experienced
Price 80 cents
IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC.
CONCENTRATED CASTOR OIL in capsules Of 0eeatine are
the safest and pleasant medicine now offered to the psb
mild agreeable Xtve The snbsc her the only person
who has this article this having oh
tanned tn original receipt from London Be on your guard
against imposition. - 80,
cal Store 80 Beekman corner of William street. N.
md i'm sec
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NIBLO'S
CONSERVATORY And SEED ESTABLISHMENT.
ARRIVALS OF FRESH SEEDS.


- THE SUBSCRIBER, in acknowl- dsng the libera'
0patronage received by him this for which he is
grateful beg intern his patrons aud the pub-
(which made by himself Europe last winter with
great Gaze, unrem atent and without any regard
vessl packet ships frsm London and Havre
The stock will be found 10 c2aa superb varieties Of
will be found well worthy the of
vegetable md Field Seeds have also been imported of those
kst 9TH for which the American rodu
. been sow by me OF and integrity
upon as bring genuine, and. ~ TACT are warranted
The Poprstor would also beg cal public attention the
By b. pa,tas Nj P G g B. .Sd psSis ssson
Broad the 9th Dec last and h- with confidence
assert here worthless seed in the whole stock
Double DahiasAn extensive collection of these beautiful
Towering Roots have also been imported from the
nent AMI bulbs Of the choice Pr Eowes
unoer ropagon aud gosd established pan warranted
TO nam will be ready r sale in due Catalogues
tanning full DESCRIPTION OF eacn var'et eeether with
peiiod.
large collection of fine healthy plants Fovey In the
which will be found desirable ornaments for
Bouquets Baskets and Vases of Flo ers can b. procured
on the shortest no ce put but elegant STYLE
Fruit and ornamental Trees, Shrubs hardy Roses &c. in
Bulbous Fowerng Roots viz Gladious Mexican Tiger
Flower Tiger Lily Jacobean Lily, 1uberose. &C. &c. Tor
pfFals oMs., es s,.n !. sE, ncg Co r, d.
of new handsome designs. Go Fl h. Fish Globes &c
A large ASSIGNMENT of Gardening Tools, Horticultural and
Agricultural Books. sc on had.
The above are on red for sale at Low PRICES,
having been chased for sh, adv ,nageous
no AnnualCataioguei now IN cour OF publication,
and will be ready fo very (gatis) early ensuing
E tfs's e S n a and ID
NO conne ton with a other establishment. 20 mrc
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DILOhDW hOhINOI w ONIAD'
H noted thoroughbred admitted Re the greatest
mart for the sale of leptlemens wearing APPAREL III tine
United Stes and the impression that has heretofore existed
the minds al that purchasers Broadway Obliged
exorbtsnt price for article Of Dress" fully
bu from he kpcwn reputation q 70 the cha;
Establishment, No 2o2 Broadway Here advantage
merchants and Others visiting this city avail themselves Of
outfit from Of ready made clo
thing m,nsfc,uea from the best materials and in the most
called visit this establishment and examine the style of
twed and fancy Cashmere Office Frocks designed for the
preaching season.
Also a,ortmsnt Of rich Ghsne Velvet and Brocads Vest
from the celebrated manufactory Of f 3oley Fills and
lee ed expressly for The spag fashions Garments superbly
made up order, and If required few hours rOtce.
EDWARD FOX,
City Cash Tailoring Establishment 2o2 Broadway below
Fulton st. m83msec
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FROM LONODe.
TO TAE I.ANi}rS

MRS. MITCHELL, late of London beg. respectfully e
VA t0hose ladies requiring the aid Of Midwife
hat she has completed her for permanent
epcei New DIRK Mr.. M. has received thorough medica
ddcation and bears diploma the City Of London Lyin
Hospital which institution she attached Midwif
several and successfully engaged assistant
principal in al thousand Of childbirth Mrs Nj.
favored with high testimonials and certificates Of qualification
shich all times for inspection. Isdcuce adj
don. from Fs~yi. dis frnsf
VALUABLE REMhDIeS-For the Face and skin -
Ckurch Vegetable Lotion for removing PIES botcb
freckes sunbun ring worm &C. The of this Lc
into rsdent renders harsh and rcuh skin beau
RHEUMATISM Goyf. &c.-Dr. Churches Essence Of Mus
tard, for the Of rheumatism ohilbin govt &C. There
has had applications of vaoss kinds administered
needles than the rheumsm there disorder tha,
has resisted with like force the attempts made il
The OF tie of mustard will be found excel
of other wh,ever the Of the above
complains. Price 50 cents For sale at
CHURCHS Dispensary, 1853 Bowery,
me lm.ec corner of Spring st.
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PHENtX HORSE BAZAAR,
NO ISS AND 19l MERCER STREET, NEXT TT
BLEECKER STREET.

IHENlA hOhSE BALAAh,
NO ISO AND 1Sl MERCER STREET. NEXT TO
BLEECKER STREET.
TIL n-rt regular PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
&A{IN will take place tn establishment. 1u sday
4A[l.Dert, Narch 10Th. commencing eleven clocl,
vi triagss Harness 5addley NC, and second baud
At "a o'clock oyne OF very sup rio Houses will b.
for the road, saddle aud all business purpos,sA
Gentlemen the properly dispose Of
eth public private sale, will have their orders faithfully
attended TO.
At Private Sa'-25 fine country horses kind and
sound from the Of the superior
matched Of Bay HUres, fire of Brown Horses
splendid pal If Bay Carnage Hors fine Blight Ser
rel Horse Kind sound md fast
Also, several very fine 0add'e Horses
Also, at private sas handsome Rockaway Wagon,
used only week and numDer Of and second hand
Bsrouches and light Wagous.
Horses taken Livery and kepr in superior style.
Accommodations for dealers horses stables
by any establishment Of the kind the United States
STDk AGEVehices Of all descript,o storage
tbs arre convenient Repository Of the establishments
W co VAN will attend personally all for buying
and selling horses.
ALI persons selling property this establishment may rely
having of sale rendered. the
Of procssds ~ in all be paid promptly in
The ARENA of this establishment built on an entrey
aud most plan, being detach ID from the
building and stable, hereby interfering the least with
livery sale horses out the day OF
ton sale.
At AZ other times Arena kept entirely clear, an
served for the OF horses aud those
SALE ordlng facility for rcse training
horses COWAN AND DILKS
ND im~ec
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M f DIG AL AID

i n IL L
w wS h1
too sss y oss and e
"a: been recently y, is much improved and enlarged
ALLUDED to- that Ss
many may hap
M T s DR. Bssy wss . s III ss
The forms Of bodily weakness ncapsety
"raf s.:
sn
~ assistance Of whatever That portion Of the work
SsSi ySsihsi from whence Je.sIs
to h sh AND
sexual debility has made threatening nroads upon the health
u % nS at. not s s sy
.sw how sns are IN by r.
ward physical the attenuation Of the frame
cough indigestion and 81 SYMPTOM. ,ndie.,ivs 81
S *. a sd an s:
practice alike sa to the mind and BODY
's
Broadway and at the following agencies which are drug
SANDS. " 2 E W;,;, $: cor, Of SCd
rs, No 30 Fulton st. cor. Of Water st.
David sG!.sf 8 g. COR Of
pI Churches Dispensay, No 1888 Bowery Of Spring
Dr. w. Whites, No lag Delaney street. of Suffolk
will be sent sealed envelope to those who may d.sr.
Consultations BY mail win receive share of Dr. Gs careful
. ne doom WI ne ert hy mail recent of dollar and
price Of hr book ''" 'o' WHAT 'e"t nn ove. the
| DOTATOES-70O hampers and 3oo hn.h.1- L-.. 1890
40, sale on board in lots to purohsse at sis No.
--o,., wv. mao l0tsrc
| CHANrK POTATOEs FOR SEED-1 g. S..5..s
- hfnes Of fines, quality Potatoes in
FIVE from the seed They thought BY iho.e who
have them for years more be the Gy.
brought this market from quarter Thev s,s
bly, Of good growth even the l.ge., s
! from hollow centres. For sale by '"'oe nee
BOGGs SOUTHWARK
mi, 2ot, m 80 West street.
WHO WOULD BE WITHOUT TEET6. wbs1 -.
w following unprecedented rsdue ton in dentistry IA m sas
by the celebrated Dentist, w. THURNE, d. d. s. 90 En,,
Broadwa 7 ~ - ''
Cleanlna Teeth, ..''''''''.s.'.''.' Isl
| Extracting
stopping with his just ly CELEBRATED Mineral IS
| Single Tooth on hyot'' ''''.'''''. 80 IS
| silver 2 90
Gold, ................. 90
complete set 81 Teeth, the approved principles,
| the yar,e Price as the above.
| b made, % East Broadway, MI Inc m.
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RARE CHANCE.
FOR SALE FOR CASH THE REFECTORY,
NO. so BOWERY,
DJOININCi the Theatre, we'll fitted and in complete
"A der with thing requisite for csnducrng the business
The advertiser wishing change his business offers the stand
bargain.
To good the place be had reasonable rent
Apply between the hours OF 10 and IL O'clock A. NJ
premises
New York. March 10TH 1874. mlslwssc
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'TU -HEN kHMEN-Wantsd to purcbsse, a good Double
bsrs,led French Gnn carved stock and srchd formed
and describing the Gun. mao 3tssc
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SPRIN CT GOODS.
WILLIAM II. JENNINGS & CO.,
DIAPERS AND TAILORS,

OPPOSITE THE FOUNTAIN,
RE in the receipt of large Of New Goods for
"A spring including French aud nglish Cas,imeeI
new style, stripes. pads, &C.; silt Satin and Chay
Vestg, direct from tn. London and Paris Agency through
novelties Of the and by saving Of thu importer profit
To afford garments still lower pic than those VIII ch have
characterized the whilst attention vii be d.
cted her tofoe the csief in the Off
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THE MOST COMMON SAYING

In
thatI
would
give bottle OF
DR. SWANSEA Con-
POUND SvRuP OF WILD
CHERRy for half dozen Of any
other preparation. j have tried all
the popular Ones bat this stands an.
rivalled tor the the following dis
eases, Influenza Coughs, Colds, Con.
sumption Sptrg Of Blood. Palpitaton OF The
H@rt Shooping Cough Tickling or Rising
ssa, alton in the throat, ronchitis Asthma.
weakness of the Nervous Sy ten,
or impaired constitution from any
cause, and to prevent persons
from falling into De-
cline this medicine
has not Its
equal
And when much caloe qunine has been used this
medicine wi its evil effects the system and
the iary fuacons As proof of the above medicine Civ
ing strength and cleaness 70 the from
Of large establs hments Philadelphia ~ho
has been using this syrup that the greatest medicine
he Ofcomne the Minister Lawyer who
have their would be equally benefited Reference
will be given the auctonerr by calling office
CAUTIONAll from this valuable tree, except
the or,gir al Doctor SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY. fictitious and counterfeit. Prepared
corner Of Eight aud Race streets, Phladepha
AgentDr WIN. II Minor, corner Of Broadway and John
street, New York; r. A. Saads Churchs Diarensary 1873
Bowery Of Spring street f. B. Warner 2o3 Beecksr
OF Mnetta James Hineson Grand Attn VIII
amsburah; Piers0n HARRISON 72o Broad st. Newark N.
Benjamin Ods, T8 Broad street. Newark N. j.; William
Wood NJ p Harlem, Of 18th Street and Sd avenue; C.
Brooklyn; w !. Cierh, Montgomery st, Jersey City.
9m
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TNFOHMA ION WAITED of JAMES T.. MILLER a
native OF New York and Seam by profesoo whom last
heard he IN Brs cl Ems land 1870 Sould he be
alive New York he wi hear o 10 his
advantage APPLYING to William Steel Baker, No III Cher
ny New York mi 9mdsxwsrr
HIDES, FAT AND CALF SKINS
TTHF HIGHEST PRICES given for Hides Fat and Calf
skns cash current money delivery at the Hide and
Fat House oil the subscriber, where will be
Caikns By the tn. by the pound
JOHN HUM
rs 2msrc 228 Etraheth Prince and Houston
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saIes OF StOcks at PhiIadcIphia.
MANcA " -$eS00 State SIS 60; 1000 do 6st; 1900 VII
miagon 6s, 1885, 7sA so shas Wilmington RR s5i IA
AZ 40 Penntowship Blk, 81; do Pennsy lvana Bk 2so
slooo0 state 5s 6Sa 700 semannual state os $780,
1000 Chesapeake Del 6s 1885, %; 1000 Tennessee os
LIST January, s5}.
SECOND BOARD March 2SIa0oO state SIS, od 6s; 5000
do 90; 1000 do 6s 220O0 old county 5s 9s loOo snne
see bonds Jan s5t 20 shares Wilmington Rh odi I3;
IL Mech's Blk, 2si; 10 do %
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LITHOGRAPHY.
ry Landscapes ARCHITECTURAL Elevations &C. &c, Ltho
sraphed and Printed, on moderate terms. at
e. JONES photographic Embellishments
Imsre 1873 Eutop street. New York
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WEDDING PARTIES,

- d n y y > h . q I >, W
SUPPLIED with all the different varieties of Pastry, Iced
~ Fruit Pound and Sponge Cake, Omamented Pyramids,
Rout CaSe Of all the different varieties and the
the CITY Also all kinds Of Biscuit from PHO. Bread thu
Picnic fer the table Fresh Pies Of seasonabe variety
Fun Paste forms for Dinner Parties.
country. JAMES TOMPSON.
mia lnsm ' $500 ~
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LATEST s.sUraEnN SHIP NEWS
PHuApELpHrA March 29-Cld, Will, Lockhar, West In
dies b. tno Vixures Cape Hayden; William Hirt Gs
dy, Fa RIVER, o,, -, An 6. -. :.
John AIiyne Coli NBsdford
NoRroLK March e-An He 'ry lsv, lawry, Portsmouth,
Chiffon rogers Mayagues. p X 10 days
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Prepared and sold wholesale and RETAIL and for expectation
BY A. B. Sands Co. druggists and chemists Granite Build
No s Broadway corner Of Chs|be1s st. New Yo,i
David Sands Co., No II East Broadway, cor Of Market ST.
and hv druggists generally throughout the United eates
Price 81 per bottle-siy bottles for s. I'll ln*ec
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BATHS AT THE GLOBE HOTEL.
THE proprietor Of the above would inform the
public and the frequente. Of this house that the Baths
have closed for the purpose Of eng and
ting proper order and they abuudany
pd with the Croton water good attendance and oht,
the LIST of March Entrance Broadway through tn,
hotel and lin New street. F. BLANCHARD.
t,oHrc
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GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDROBE
THE aIjHEsT PRICES be obtained by gentlemen or
FAM les who DESTROYS OF converting their left of
ing apr arel into cash.
TO families gentlemen quitting the city, changing resi-
nee sving any effects dispose Of wiEnd
moch their advantage for the subscriber who will
attend them their residence by appointment.
} LEVENSTYN,
<66 Broadway, M stairs.
A line through the Poit Office, otherwise will receive
prompt attention m2i I'm erdsrc
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PALE YELLOW SOAP FOB FAMILY USE
A LMONDS ROSE, CINNAMON and all kinds of Fancy
"A Soaps.
Eau de Cologne and Lavender Water
Peach, Rose and Florida Water.
Perfume Bags and Toilet Powder.
With every srtce comprising entire Pcrfumery at lowe
SOAP WORKS. 70 Trinity Place,
mi2 ln*rc late Lumber street
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p. -, s'>---,s--- -' - -.--r-~ -s.-, sF-a-
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BEEF EFF! BEL Eff!
IN HAND AND FOR SALE, in lots to suit purchaser.
at VALENTlNE'S Is Futon Market $50 barrels Extra
Mess Beef choice article all selected piecey 25 barrels City
nspercd Mess BEEF waraLted and 800 half barrels OF Family
Beef, very fine. st.nded for the southern market,
The above Bsef packed careful and judcous
aud will keep good climate without xetti-g salt Re
member VALENTINES OLD ESTABLISHMENT
mN 3msTc NO 46 Fulton Market.
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CAST OFF CLOTHING.
GENTLEMEN families desireus G converting their left
If Wearing Apparel into cash, obtain for the the
high st cash ptics.
To families and gentlemen quitting the city, changing
dence. having supeunus ee TO dispose Of will find
much their advantg send for the subscriber who will
attend them at their residence bv sppontn ent,
il LEvETT, 6 John street,
near Broadway.
line through the Post Office otherwise, will receive
PROMPT attention.
tloth,rg faned and repa red. NO 1m&rc
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FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, &c.
sobscr,bsrs have jus, received lao. arrivals from
Havre and keep constantly hand complete
French Artificial Flowers
Materials Of all KINDS for Flower
sale by HENRY Kahn importsrs
~ m~rc ~ Liberty street. stairs.
TO CONrHAC TORS-Sealed Proposals will be received
on the 2st and t Of this month"; by the Hoboken Land
and improvement Company, at their Once Hoboken for
rctvatnR and Ebsnking their Lands that Pro-
files wall B. prepared showing the 6llings
De seen al their ONCE on the above will
the work mid lwsec
ENGLISH BONNETS, MILLINERY, &c.
lust RECEIVED AT J. LYON y, 81 Iohn street, and
% Maden Lane. sgendd assortment EN- Oil H BON
NETS c,nssting Of super Patsns fine Hutiauds Albert
Brad &c &c. Also an elegait assortment Of fucans Rib
bous sks Flowers and every other article the mill mary
Miners and Others ly invited ADD
the above The anguish Ha the ceares aud
10 the All the above will be sold wholesale
tai, at 36 Maiden Lane and 81 John street.
j. LYON.
N BThe Basement Of se Maiden Lane let-posse,sion
gwen immediately ms lmsec
TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to purchs,e, good Double
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WILLIAM PETTET,

CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS.
THE subscriber would inform visiting the city,
who wish their goods manu- featured, that they
prepared manufacture descrptcp From
hsr being accustomed % manpiactu- for the Southern and
Westn markets for the last twelve years tn feel confident
with the large number Of hands in their employ get up
stock at short Lotice and with entire satisfaction.
MANN u McKlMM, Is CANINE street.
70 Knckerbockcr Stages close to the store.
ZIG 3m
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-12-19

At a numerously attended meeting of the
citizens of our town and county, he'd, accord
ing to adjournment, at the Court Honse on
Friday evening last, Mr.. John Shankhnwas
called to the caair, and John ]. Chandler
appointed Secretary. w. Carpenter having.
in a brief but spirited address explained the
purpose for which the meeting had been ad.
journed to this time, Mr.. Newton, from the
committee appointed for that purpose, re-
ported an address 10 the C~itizens-of Indi-
ana" urging upon them the necessity for
ediate and energetic action; which be-
ing read, was unanimously adopted. The
Hon. John Law Of Vincennes being present,
responded TO the loud call made upon him
blythe meeting in an able and eloquentap-
peal to the friends of the measure here 10
do their duty. Judge Law assured the meet
ing that to secure success it was only neces-
sary for those most interested to. be active
and energetic in pressing their claims upon
Congress at its present Session. He said
that from personal conversation with mem
bers of Congress at Washington last winter,
he felt satisfied that there existed a most
excellent feeling towards1he work among
the Representatives from other sections of
The Union, and gave many instances of en-
larged and liberal views elected upon this
subjects during these conversations.
Messrs. Lockhart Blythe and Ingle also
addressed the meeting in animated speeches.
Messrs. w. Carpenter, John Mitchell and
Christian Decker were appointed a commit
tee TO collectand forward memorials TO Con-
gress.
Upon the motion of Mr.. Carpenter the
proceedings of the meeting and also the Adj
dress to thethe Citizens of the State were
ordered to be published in the city papers,
and the meeting adjourned with renewed
confidence in the success of their favorite
measure. JOHN SHANKLIN, Chm.
JOHN J. CHANDLER, Secy.
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SOME COMFORT.

The Polk men have had a grand jubilee
in Washington; and a MIR. Hoban, who was
the "Orator of the Day." in the course of his
remarks, used the following language:
"But, my friends, the people have met
them on all these topics-they have elected
the nominee of the Baltimore Convention!
And he enters the Office like another Wash
ington, the first in war, irstin peace, and
first in the hearts of bis countrymen,' first
President of the United States-Me Office
sought him-he did not seek the Office
[Great Cheering."1
This ssother Washington" must be a gem
tleman of good muscles and nerves, if he can
stand such a gag as that.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-12-19

REGARD FoR Mr.. CLAY.-A service Of
plate to Mr. CLAY is proposed by a lady in
Philadelphia, who offers TO head a subscrip-
ton with $3.50. In Providence, Rhode Is
land, it is proposed to procure by subscriP-
ton a full length portrait to hang in the Sen
ate Chamber by the side of Peale's "Wash-
ingtou," or in some other public place.
A correspondent of the Philadelphia U.
S. Gazette proposes that the friends of Mr..
CLAY shall purchase the Mount Eernom es-
tate, the residence of Washington whilstliv-
ing, and present it TO the Sage of Ashland.
A most respectable gentleman of Virginia,
in a letter to the editors of the National In
teHigencer, proposes the erection of a lofty
column as a-monument of the faithful and
inestimable services which Mr.. Clay has rem
dered to his country.
A writerin another paper proposes the e.
reetion of a statue in his honor.
In every quarter we observe demonstra-
tons of profound respect and high and in
creased estimation.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-12-19

STAND BY YOUR .FRrENDs!-The principle
is sound, moral, upright, just and christian.
STAND FIRST " YOUR FRIENDsi If in a pc
Rod of suffering you have ought TO ~bestow,in
employment or in purchases, stand by the
friends mho stood 6yyou, and as yousolemn-
~ believe, by the true interests Of the coun-
try. If from the frantic rage of party spirit
our land is again TO be involved in gloom,
trouble and adversely, ifall are to be called
on to suffer and bleed, as they did in 1887,
which is but too much 10 be feared, if it is
not inevitable, STAND, We SAL AGAIN, by the
compatriots who have nobly stood by you in
trying TO avert misrule and national calamity
If, when the folly of party with rapid rep
clifton, menaces again distress and bankrupt
cy .~curtails business aud throws thousands out
of employment, some can be saved but not
all, then we put il to the philosopher, the cas-
uist, the Chistian, If it is not right to stand
first by those who haze not contributed to
the evils ofthe country.