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FOR THE PILES.
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DR. UPHAM'S Ell G TUARY
either bleeding 'sf
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obtained il this city ONLY A. No. 70, Bowey flour
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OF a the es Of wRch %as
cpancy Of opinion among medical men has prevailed From
this hepfs s VERY
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BOUlS AND SHOES.
y stock Of the above articles in fol-
Men: Thick Boots Mems Kip Sls;5 Prosen'.
:" Calf and Kip do, -, )" sOwesd Brogans.
Ssa osf and ,!,s % O.. Boys andyo na:a ~
than for or case :, d01
.uao lm.re u . Hossi Baaiins.. late Holt. House
ENGLISH, FkENCH AND AMERICAN
SHIPPING AGENCY AT LIVERPOOL.
II HAssDss CO. Of Boston and New Ycyy we hereby
Tor the United States and Canada who fully empowered
To ensure the reception Of goods in Lyeoo and the for
he q
MEssRs ADAMS 4 CO.,
their several Offices follows
No. siss Ssa Asu wsoS
NJ Ne sssass ;:;ss ss' $ S:i ;ss
Liverpool May 1, 1884,
WILMER 4 SMITH take this opportunity OF stating 10
Merchants Brokers' importers and Others resident in every part
for the instant and despatch Of packages parcels specie
Nc passing through Liyro9l for Bosn New York. and all
department Of their business CONSTANT AND rERso-
MAJ 4TTksT,os OF THE raNcIrALs on all occasions
ADAMS Co. by whe al e Goods psssnS through Ser
Liverpool house for America BY the Steamships and ohr
ses wl have the immediate and punctua attention Of their
and will thereby be free from delay and high charges
They Sss% = Sssssws here st have con-
TWJlhi1ih lNE I sMt5rTIfs ENGLISH EXPRESSES
private Expresses and from London with important inte
g Sss 10 H., the entire go miles
their services the safe and rapid Transmission "a o mposn
documents dispatches SPECIE bonds bills deeds &c. which
will ON all occasions be faithful delivered BY their own
h mails 70 London Mr. EBWxRb W sfyfnsf the %b Eng
now IN America prepared 20 afford information upon this
business may be entrusted to his Liverpool establishment
y-l. 80
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FEMALE PHYSICIAN, Office and residence, LAB Green
witch street. between Courtland and Liberty Streets where
she be consulted with the scest confidence complaints
incident to the female frame.
Madame Ress experience and knowisdge N the treatment
&c. such require but few days to effect perfect cure
Ladies desiring proper medical attendance during confinement
other ndspoton will be accommodated during such me
with private and respectable board.
Preventive Powders for married ladies' whose DELEGATE
precarious health orbds too rapid increase Of family will be
by mail any part Of the United States Price $5 Pack
age All letters (pos pad) addressed TO box $685. New York;
Boston Office, No. Essex street. . ~
N. B.-Madame REsTELL would inform ladies residing
Of the city, whose health would not admit Of travelling
that she would devote her personal attendance them
Of the United States within reasonable distance y29c
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WINES, CORDlALS, PRESERVES, &c.

WINES, CORDIALS, PRESERVES, &c.
n1.po,roN 1874 SgHs, FpHqLtToN STREET. go. =
choice Of. q French SrmaG and spanish Wines of various
AiscFrench Vinegas Gin, Rum, Absyn,h Krsh, old su.
s sfSa f%y aS 5 so sGs' : sss..
ss; Sqs s u 'Sss: Isa.s
s1 s
TO THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN.
A PROCREATIVE ELIXIR CORDIAL.
@fs. sn ssfSss qas
rally received opinion Of the existence Of ncuabe s,ey
The and unSa rs
who years psed cSds.s loasnss has fully
SSSs Ss"rsi: SSisS
nysIisSs success % s '
Sshed more than ty thousand bottles and pack
II i L pleasant Agreeable 70 "i he s
The undersigned is the only authorised in this country
For the convenience Of those residing of the city, the
BY IT, w GGSs P Sl IN
Price Of package s., making three bottles:
AL letters "' D i 'f sEr2E ssf f'iss;S
and other document from 50 cents to . per package
through Wells Co.'s Express from Buffalo Chicago, Sd
per package from this city Chicago, and the ntemed
aus ,'"'' LIVINGSTON. WELLS & PoMERoY.
DRUGS, SEQ casks English Epson salts.
- 30 cases fresh Orange Flor Water.
casks Russia Isngass, sheet.
2 casks Naples Soap bulk
400 gallons Bay Rum-For sale by
j. s. ASPIN WALL,
au25 3tsec B William street.
rT,WINE,-25O bales Bridpor Seine, Herring Gill Net Shad
and Broom Irvine, comprising avery full assortment from
SIX 10 bs Also bales Of Sail Tine all recent mpor.
care the best material and sale on reasonable By
suslrc Il. X COLLINS CO.. 80 South &C.
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NASH'S CARRAGEEN PASTE, a1s1sS
MANUFACTURED and sold by John NASH Jersey City,
and sold also, wholesale and retail the following Depoti
in New York -: 1asIA
Rashtop and Company, Broadway tas Il
Mhau's Pharmacy, Broadway.
A. b. Ssnd}. 273 Broadway.

And retail Of all the principal Drug Stores the city,
The medicinal qualities Of this elegant and fashionable epa
ration naye been LONG kn9wn 70 ts public rhyscans have
highly nutritious article Of diet for nvads particularly for
those suffering from Pulmonary Consumption. Hitherto this
substance has been only used incidentally but from the very
e viii not only be- used BY The scE but a. luxury BY s
nconseqaence Of highly demucent properties and
in allaying irritation Of the arpassages the attention Of public
speakers earnestly requested To members Of the Pulpit and
Bar will be and their patronage
au24 m
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M edo A l. AID.
REMOVAL.

mr. GREGORY has removed from II Barclay street. 66
- Gold street. where he may be consulted confdentaly
usual, at all hours
"Thers few, if any medical men among that know
better how those difficult and delicate disorders
which liable to contract while visiting our city,
Pr has published treatise secret habits and diseases
either It only Of curing Diseases, but what
foul disorders which human nature shudders to think OF
hi. account alone the book : worth more than al other gub
66 Gold street, the northeast Of Beekma street.
Price SO cents. n
U To females afflicted with malady called THE whites
this little book will friendly and confidential adviser
II is also for sale at the following drug stores:-
No. e6 William street, near Maiden Lane. q
Nos 81 and 70 Fulton street. -
Both Of Chambers and Broadway. 49,,
No. s. Bowery, corner Of Walker street.G.Ala
No. 1888 Bowery, corner Of Spring street
No. n East broadway, corner Of Market street, and
No. lag Delaney street, corner Of Suffolk street.
ou0 lm&rc
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MONTHLY REPORT
N. Y. MEDICAL AND sUtKGIcAL INSTITUTE,
No. rs Chambers Street.
CASES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED.
Apopexy, . Examination Of the Chest
8 cases Midwifery. TO detect disease,
do Cholera Morbus. 4 Disease OF the Liver,
2 Bleeding from the Lungs, Secondary Syphilis,
seminal s%insSl weakness, cess at 1S,,'''
Inflammation of the Eyes, 4 rheumatism, Acute,
II Cases Of GonorhGa, / Derum Tremens,
: Gases of scrofula, ; Tsphas Fever
SUPPRESSION Menses, inflammation Of the Bad-
Heart, Q Enlargement Of the Heart
SUCCESSFUL SURGICAL OPERATIONSANDC CURES.
Fractures of both bones Of Bursae Mucosae,
the fore arm Bad Ulcers on the Legs,
Operation for Hydrocele Operation for Squirting,
on child "a months Operation for Hemorhoidal
old, tumos,
4 Cases Hernia, Q Fistuo in Ano,
- Structures the Urethra Curvature OF the Spine,
cured without cutting Tumor removed from the
! Hair:lir Operation Q Operations to relieve Defor-
Bad Injuries, - mites.
Inflammation of the Tss
DR. 8. BOsTWICK,
Attending Physician and Surgeon
This Institute established render the afflicted sound and
scientific medical and surgical aid has already been
full operation for nearly three AL forms Of disease
Surgical operations Of every description are also performed by
moderate and those whose limited required
for medicines only The poor will be attended every day
: s'''~' "'''0a' DR. H. BosTwICK,
Attending Surgeon and Physician
Ih institution under the patronage and commentator OF
REV REV b BR. J EP X; Hlf P1sFE
.ua, ,w.m kkEEy y BIZ bk s & sREIHEGh
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TWINE-25o bales Bridpor Seine, Herring Gill Net, shad
and Broom Irvine, comprising full assortment from
SIX 10 bs Also bales Of Sail Tine all recent mpor.
aton expressly for this market with great
suslro 4. X COLLINS CO.. 50 South q.
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BOARDING.
wI. s.a :s furnished s
H SS:s
MADISON HOUSE, SOUTH BROOKLYN, l.. /.
SITUATE No A RaRes ST berc1 Love ISLAND
THE subscriber would sspeeay call the attention Of
sGs a LOBE
r. bs Ta s h ana @ call s
fer Ladies Private entrance second door II FPsn s. north
als lm.m Proprietor
political CARICATUREs-Th bes. and most salsa.
@ rs, sais ny With
remittance will be- punctualiy attended TO- Price 50 per O
~ l, full Fowlius Guns. do 200 fine, do;
The guns comprise full assortment Of English and
Than s1s od Seee % nns'' a
Bel, and DpsIins Pistols Rifles ofevsry de-
'sGyS? hsH 'S4 ss.s fsS Limbs
os s
ALsO-A general assortment of Hardware and Cutlery;
aals Im.rc 2ls Pearl Isl street. sa,1 near Pau St
BARONTO Artist in Aiabastrr Marble scaglioa &c from
L. Italy, respectfully invites the geese, the inhabitants
s & s's 80 @ rss
sSa pc aiis
tss Various %a.s ysfs sais
Tags Hebe Ewsr tasGan Vases naIes
ces, Spill Pots Lamps Warwick and Deyonshe Vases Shell
and Oval Vases Bottles Groups and single Dogs Tables Ba
Gozzoly and Ring Vases, Pare. Weights Ring Stands Card
Naples, Books Gonchcogy Mneraogy, Geology Marine
Cleaning and repairing Of every description moderate
terms Admission free. ala lm*m
COTTON DUCK-AMERICAN PILOT DUCK
~ 1000 bolts No. X No.
500 do No. . extra No.
500 do No. No.
500 do No. extra No.
500 do Nos.
This Duck all with from the
materials aud well worthy the of the and
| T.. X COLLINS & CO.,
| au19 IN Sc South st.
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SC KPA'S OIL.
THE following taken from the Boston Atlas valuable
Arice-Scapas Acoustic Oil is said by those who had
arising from colds other causes We know young
and the certificate Of MI. John Reed Of Bunker Hill street
Charestow Mass unanswerable testimonial of is eff
cacy Sold at wholesale and retail! BY A. B. D. SANDS.
Druggist No 70 wilton srest, zs Broadway East Broad
way. jyN lm$m
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INTERIOR DECORATIONS

INTERIOR DECORATIONS.
THE SUBSCRlBER having Just recgsd from Paris avsEy
chaste and BEAUTIFUL colection Of hnhy finished tseo
attention Of the gentry q this extensive s.sorsnt The
quality and execution Of te designs tail 70 recommend
em in matters OF and In comparison with
other methods Of establishment tsy will BE- found in many
GEORGE fLATT,
jy2l imsrc u Spruce street.
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EAPEST Illustrated WOE
EVER PUBLISHED.
TO DOCK BUILDERS.

~ DOChl bOlLDChSs
PROPOSALS Sealed and Endorsed will be received this
office uut O'Clock 2. NJ. FRIDAY, 18th September
for building Cob Wharf, the Flats opposite the Navy Yard
Brooklyn L.
Wharf be 20 feet wide. and 20 feet Deep and to be
filled with stone.
The Proposals state the price running foot including
materials description be used and must
with references residence bonds will
be entered into for the faithful performance Of the
of the timber examination Of the boom &c &c., application
must be made to the Commandant Of the Yard
NAVY AeErr's OFFIcE,(
New York. August l6th l844. aul7 ltaw4wrc
A ii. PARKER, 50 Duane, between Elm and Broad
Agent for The sale Of Valuable oil Paintings Porcs
imported Oil Paintings Of the Flemish and Dutch schools
which he dispose of at moderate prices Therefore, those
ors will find it their interest call examne and Judge for
themselves. At home from A. M. tilt P. M.
ie2 am end &rc
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DRUGS, &c-4O casks English EPSON Salts
~ 30 fresh Orange Flor. Water.
casks Russia Isinglass, sheet.
2 casks Naples Soap IN bulk.
400 gallons Bay Rum-For sale by
J. s. ASPINWALL,
anohQ FAC Iliarus treat
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NEW IRON FOUNDRY.
n OE CO., having added their Factory large and
- modous Foundry prepared to furnish Castings OF all
descriptions short notice. OF the best materials and workman
ship, at moderate prices.
They have large assortment Of Pulley Hanger and other
Patterns which they think are not to be surpassed:
Shaftng made and put in superior STYLE Machinery OF
every description made to order.
Presses Types and Saws Of every kind generally hand
and always furnished at short notice.
Printers and Binders Warerooms 20 and 81 Gold
Factory corner Broome and Sheriff streets, New York
amp 1v
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NAH LODGINGS TWENTY-FIVE
5DN CENTS.
~ mVX
AiH& THE NAG's HEAD
MNV&A No. 3 BARCLAY srRRr.
M an. as s:s srsis%s: si: :.: s ssas =.
%NE(N connected with this E.tablishment
V(NkN solicr. call from his friends and
" NJ '1' JAMES BYRNEs.
N;B;-For sale. number Of Long Benches and Tables.
- BREWERY AND FARM FOR sA 4 = : 7 Sub
iss o FL s N SD oss $ ssa ss
nearly snS 81 ss Malt
attached capable Of mailing COCO bushels annnm
G sSsrPs
turing district where the consumption Of ale Is rapidly in
q g w s..s A sas we'll
Win be sold separately or together Terms nov
West Troy, Albany County July 10Th, sis '-'- ise
"A A HOUSE. no. LET AND FURNITURE FOR
g s Or sf sSss board S wS s family
be made satisfactory Address A. this
RARE CHANCE.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
~ THE Proprietor of the BALTIMORE HOUSE being
ss S$s; $sS Sss: re-
aSs;s s sss fronting %Ia s: s I'd Ths
one P, nd E Y Yea Ss
Establishment has been doing good business for the last four
Ps good have it for number fyears
derte rent. N W
The purchaser may have possession time before the LIST
Of October 0.
For further particulars inquire the Auction 27s Mar
ket street. II the premises.
Also, pair Of large Eks male and female Thessenmals
full grown and fine Of their kind The male
carries al present about 20 feet horns au23 lmrc
hst ST. may ~ S msssss
professional with the application Of the
physical sciences the Atlen9um Hotel, Broadway,
NY. aul9 lmrrc
MRS GREEN'S AGENCY FOR DOMESTICS,
No. $3.50 Broadway, East Side,
BETWEEN WHITE AND WAIVER STREETS, New YORK:
IcSTABLISHED under the respectable patronage, for
= the purpose Of supplying families with faithful Domestic
Servants.
Hours Of business from o'clock, A. NJ till O'clock M.
aul lmsm
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Z ITO COUN TRY RCHANT !.
ROOTS AND SHOES

THE SUBSCRIBERS have received and now offer
SALE the best selected stock oil Boots and Shoes for
fall and winter trade, that be found the city Of
New York. consisting in part Of Mems Thick Boots, Mems
Half and Pump Calf Grain and Seal Boots Mems Nip
Cali Boots Women's Leather Boots and Buskn Childens
Leather Cacks the best article the MARKET Ladies fine Buskns,
line that possibly Be called for ChdTsns Shoes e
Rubbers, Mems and Women's, for sale cheap by
l42 Chatham street opposite Chatham Theatre.
nT- Open till 10 o'clock in the evening au25 1m*ec
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TO 116102AR TS
.aND OTHERS Maxine REMTTT.ANCES TO
ENGLAND. SCOTLAND AND IRELAND.
ESgh ANx AsM3TETn !, B; snsA' Of
THE NATIONAL BANS, AK S3!GI01TJLyANp
can b obtained Of VIZ HIMSRMR sL sEEHnl
A.o BILLS ON III. BAS INK 6 pS isPfs5 Hafff
RIA foN50N and IL bssaeIss IN Canada New Bruins
wick Nova Scotia and Newfoundland.
jy2l 2awsmjgb
TO CALICO PRINTERS.
FOR SALE-THE RAILWAY PRINT WORKS.
a E s n6% sT ss:as md
BEEN put IN complete repair within the last nine months
The works are to print 70 1000 pieces per WEEK
mortgage Tor number Of can be made
70 pay part in printing ADpieaPiiRH r b nsds e
auto 3awlmsre Railway, New Jersey.
FANCY GOODS.
w French German and English fancy Goods: have just
BSsssns sss saa Other fancy
Snuff Boxes: Fancy Combs suspendes; Purses
Lead Pencils; Rulers Writing. Toilette Desks. Sc; new
style Of Lanterns and toys; all Of Perfumery.
len and Silk Embrodsries and ali Kinds Of Uphoser s
ces. $500 aul9 eodlmem
EAPEST ILLUSTRATED WORK
EVER PUBLISHED.
PART TWO JUST OUT,
Price Twenty-Five Cents.
pAYNE's UNIvERSUM; or, Pictorial World.Editsd by
Of views al csaniliss Portrait. Great Men and spss
e. FSd q .s seS sssS @
finished Steel EngayIngs from plates printed DENY
quarto paper and will be accompanied with eight to twelve
fne Subscribers Of the Pictorial World flor YEAR, will
% presented with Three psmSHHs H. NTrrRR
aul 3taw3wsm No. il8 Nassau street, ~ \.
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MkS. CARROLL'S
INDICATED VAPOR AND SULPHUR BATHS
325 Broadway, two doors above the Hospital.
MRS CARROLL respectfully announce: e her patrons the
from Couand and established her Nedicaed Vapor
and sulphur Baths cornmodious and central situato
strict attention she hoes merit the patronage which her
NB.-Sulphur Baths require one hours notice. Portable
Baths Of the city or its vicinity Bathing Tubs
for hire jek0 2mrc
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PLANTERS' HOTEL, STATEN ISLAND.
THE above delightful Boarding House open for the
cepon of boarders. The subscriber begs leave mention
that bathing house has been built in front Of the
able. p WOLFE Proprietor
Tompkinsyille, Aug. 10, 1874.
G For the purchase OF Cottages Real Estate, apply
auI6 lmrrc p. WOLFE, Planters, Hotel.
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FAT JOBS.

We remember, some few years since, that propo-
sition by Clarke and Force, publish tbs Documen
tary History of the United States, was carried
through Congress, and an appropriation made TO
commence the work. Strong opposition made
in both Houses, and particularly in the Senate. Mr..
Benton opposed the measure vehemenuy, as intended
10 give fat job to favorites Year after year, when
the annual appropriation came up, the violent
opposition was made. The Globe too, joined in the
denunciation and condemned this squandering Of the
Peoples money for the purpose of panpering ia.
vores We recolIect well to have read, that one of
the strong grounds Of opposition was, that there was
no limit fixed to the cost Of the work or the amount
of money that might be drawn from the Treasury
before II was completed. Some Of the opponents
stated that il might exceed million of dollars.
This work, understand, has, in part, if not
wholly passed over to the hands Of the publisher of
the Globe. In looking the civil and diplomatic
appropriation BILL passed the last session of Con-
gress, we find the following item "For payment of
the fourth and fifth volumes Of the Documentary
History, forty thousand two hundred and nine
tyseven dollars" What sort Of work can il be
that can, cost nearly twenty five thousand dollars
volume! Now, that the Globe pockets the troits of
this fat job, there is no more opposition from Mr..
Benton. The appropriation passes sub ,iieniio,
through the Senate. The Globes former principle
is now blinded by its present interest At the rapid
rate in which the Globe is progressing we suspect
the amount of money paid it from the public treasur,
will soon exceed that paid to the Intelgencer, winch
is said to be enormous
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which entered into its formation, of character so
deep and Fundamental, aud would be an attempt to
eternse an institution and power Of nature 80
unjust in thcmsclves injurious To The interests
and abhorrent To the feelings of the people Of the
free States as in opinion not only inevitably TO
result in dissolution Of the Union, FULLY TO
JUSTIFY IT."
Here Was an open appeal to force, in advance oil
any discussion Of the proposed measure and In deh-
ance Of any tribunal or tribunals by which the expe'
dience or cons.tuonsty Of il could properly be de-
cided II Mr. Adams and his fellow consprators were
predetermined to make the annexation Of Texas
pretext for the violent disruption OF the Union, was
quite unnecessary for them TO declare that the nea
sure would be unconstitutional and a ''violation Of
national compact !" for II that question should
happen 10 be decided against them, by the will of
majority of the People and vote of the National
Legislature. their cause would be so far weakened
They would be safer and more consistent in refusing
altogether to discuss the question of consuonality
or expediency
We have little doubt, indeed, that dread OF the
result of the discussion the motive which prompt
ed this infammatory and reasonable appeal TO the
passions and prejudices Of "the people of the free
States of the Union" Mr. Adams was well aware
that the annexation Of Texas was measure likely
to recommend itself to popular favor in the free
States as well as in the South he was we'll aware
that the measure could not be carried except by the
aid of representatives Of the free States he had po
tical sagacy enough to that the discussion
of the measure would show that it was called for,
not only by regard to the true interests of the
H.. A.. 4.
circumstances, by regard to national honor and in
dependence threatened by foreign interference in
our domestic affairs.
Hence this incendiary appeal to the passions Of
the People, and open declaration of an intention to
dissolve the UnioD if the representatives Of the Peo
pie should venture to give their sanction to mes-
sure which, in the minds Of these gentlemen is un-
constitutional as well inexpedient.
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TIE NV YosK DEnooRAr.-This paper, on Sat
urday, says the Aurora, contaiped an article which
concludes follows:
In justice therefore, to all those measures Of the
present administration which approved, q. well
rs TO consolidate the force and power Of the party
let those 10 whom the right has been dele pated de-
clare general and friendly amnesty to all who have
ever belonged to the party, and particularly TO the
President and his administration hang out the ban
ner OF friendship and Cancellation, and thu. 20 into the
approaching night with every assurance Of victory.
and with united and ovcrwhe lining force
We are glad to see that the Democrat is following
IN the wake Of the Richmond Enquirer, the Boston
Post the Norwich Aurora, and other leading De- mo.
cratic presses in the Union. Ample justice being
done to John Tylerand nothing else will satisfy his
real fr,cnds-ihe Democratic party can 20 INTO the
night with hope and an assurance Of success, which
otherwise would be wanting.