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DOCTOR. MORRISON.

DOCTOR MORRISON continues to be consulted conf
dsntiAy in all private disease which he S9se; without.
method Of curing Structure. Of the Us,h by sesoption is
destructive habit in YOUTH inducing nocturnal emissions
~ debility snd oitT. are saiSsy
to healthy tone and IsinstatlnS j. original vgcr perfect
the onlv advertising in the city See his dpo-
his othce 204 N ulton street, near Gfeenwich
II lm~rc
WITHOUT MONEY AND WITHOUT PRICE.
MAY be had at the princP Wholesale and retail Office for
IVA the sale of Schenecks P.monc No. 49 Cout-
andt New York. Pamphlets containing plates usta-
Of the various dsesssd Of the lungs with par
cuar description Of the character and variety of consumption
affecting hen and also Of the diseases incident TO the Liver
tile pamphlet gives concise history description Of
the lung. than publication Of M size in print and
contains 10 few the valuable and important nor
nation which should and may have
in possession especially offered them without
nsy without price, Remember, 4sx Courlandt New
York jl6 lmsec
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FOR the Of Coughs Colds. consupp,ion; and Pr.
been offered public 1t fails accomplish
the object for which taken quick in its opera
cable in taste the adult finds pleasure in It, Ise
with syidy There medicine htherto discovered and
on red to The chsh Can p relied On WIN (" ana
| throat are SPEEDILY curd.
House = jlo lmsee
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$1,000 4AyyEps II H9E crAs wSItI =,
iii his Cons, By two applications e( sn Ashley Coopes
osiebstsd Com sslve" Let the public understand that hs
year four hundred ef whom referred % ~ csrtiSssts
whssling truth. Bold Hoadlsy, Phelps Co Ia Water
q, New York. Mr. Mih.H, lss Broadway and most o. the
drug stQrea throughout the United States. ulmeee
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ON g1AldT5RE 1N6 4fy oUAI. !.

n y
4. :;;iy and frequently
ind1Rat erroneous notion Prsvsi'' with regard to
as 70. suspected t always lending 70 oh@ forms Of
snITSss ,hs. ersrn:..ns.. in particular by
which s s: may 81 .s. ss specially in its y stag.
free from gain Inconvenience and generally ae
AZ. Of s: viii from
.aa.s .sa.,d soSOnSosa. SOnolhoea
sSaiaas from month % month slide as .sS
% s his account ( osa suffered as 3
with ssi
AID IN: sna ps o. q
obseI .h: heLsnias may s.i', wi.ho T. -, AID n
that the sufferer remain in perfect daras's as 70 tho
hing hat lead. til. attention of from d.or
der the noon that se ue cannot exist 20 long
@sss%.a' = % NJ.
he visible eject of early .IeaI. =! Il. par, i,
active and o. 70 sseoaas from BENG really
scarcely possible for those not seauaatsd with ana
; sS,ssk % hey ;ss:ss
soS h %sss ss
s:s
% II s s. sfs. &C.
p SlS%, from MID aud ansapecisd structure
ahNohns, therefore. can be more oe abe than to hay:
and .aiy s,ass orunatsiv th5 .hrs psricgaI
S Ty
that the sre, m need not be mpeesa and
hs aud should drop
sws T m.9 VIII .c1a o %
TEs TINE FORMER GoxoRRHrA MAY HAVE REMAINED
UNcuRED-ltn not so much how long ago It may have oc
how ii: s.,s haze 81 %s
Giee may ru. without prodoe ny otu 10, one - ma.
however i oaoIrhSs has been suffered 70 ecnslnas for
@ SIC @ e II: s Ssad ''''Aa
Ts +. Ess S:p: . AID aHI
saeIsy. Of iays1:bls effects NcI That
this liz. in The e. "a 1
The patient YES not eHmpa that he is Less active and
the natural connection Of the mind and genenl,e
but for this The rsads s RE hs pvs s
| ergy ss the cure proceeds
from pain and generally accompl he'd in
very little time So much nh. however could not have
a this a haby proper mesas ard IN the hands
Cd ia a. many days as formerly dsnsnds Many
he s ws nd sSpv
To- e M sahsr the aa rs
remark, any case may call Ter The lee on these
Ralph takes this opportunity Of saying that he maybe
Ii
chiefly hose who have :ui red long from certain sia Of
r. turtle. consider duty s:Dse,Iy those VII;
he should make following Of him
sss:s ed sn x: =: Of
.na city pIeiss for than thirty and has published
he Eop the
M s. fhs fass
e$ h. h Il Ri, sv Fl. Sc
dIrs. DR. Ralph, sen, 80 Greenwich st. jas lmrc
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MATCHES WITHOUT SULPHUR.
RANDELS NEWLY PATENTED SUPERLATiY


THIS ne plus ultra Fricon Matches will
climate Lon- immersion Ia waer does not preveat its
il hitting was fully proven thousands who
hioed the late Fair OF the American Institute
where IL obtained -
FIRST PREMIUM.
Also, new arti lie called MATCH TAPERs, which burn
For sale No l6 Blocker No.
Izs Maiden Lane Add ITO Broadway. Also, Philadelphia,
by H. Crosby, No. ll3 Valiant street jill lmsrc
CERMAN FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.-Ths msdi
VI the esat OF the graf professional sk aad expe
ence celebrated DIR. Vandenbugh Germ Physician
and they all where the
impeded angudly performed Sold BY Mrs.
BIRD Female Physician, 10 Oliver street, Chat
SQUARE where be with the sctest confidence
female Of
Advice all those the pills Price 81 boz
j26 I'm
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A CARD.

OPERA HOUSE The uaasI.isn.d Is. q. noror e an.
.s Sa S ns: as
u: . "a Of sss sTa. "ih Ss III
During The season. which viii consist Of twenty
three ia each week series OF hvoiite Opens will
Tisl cts which win the holder such
be had the Box flee price saO applications may
be made or n sslesto Of seats until Thursday evening IRON
the shed talent engaged for the sea,
d. house viii mes, the w,shs: Of he
a. sns eoGds 70 this sndsAv0r TO s'a
New i,rI, January ~. ii issi. '
CHAriaAl4 ThEATAA AND CIKCUs.
CONDUCTED BY H ROCKWELL 4 o. r. STONE
rh's w 81 CT s.%.Ss:.. 70
vnen ssGs: AIT: q
THE Fl EIE fSsi!rSi r " ls.
| siIrCHEI1Ls OIL MPIC THEATRES
THIS EVENING. January sl-Thc performance. vii
S sfSSfn aAs ssts
CATS IN a': fE Es'f nrARDER.
A GOOD i Sio Hfiss REST.
HOW Is g eP P%Y TH i'm RENT.
TKYON's INDEPENDENT AmENICAN
| CIRCUS.
| BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE
Boxes q cents; Pit IAN cent?.
|
Splendid 10 horse Csvaicsds, entitled tn. War summons
great variety of Equestrian Aleu-. F..u of Strength Song.
A nsess which &s
| The Classic 1sbleau OF Adam and Eve
sPRIrE Of F. ill., Fl si'G Sly y gR n SHOWER
THE vIadi H'I2S q Si x srRELs
TIE II s' oSsis H'is
| AMERICAN MUSEUM,
AND PERPETUAL FAIR
Wednesday JAM 81 1884, Benefit q T. g. BOOTH. the avo-
oH ,sss sREAT sH mi Y.
G II l.. RI MS:s 66EsS NJ: .s
ALHH L nSa:s % hs @
ha, meyer e led Of %se.ng with IsptuIou. applause
e re .1 s"s
sether with the GIPsY QUEEN the surprising Fortune
every evening at o'clock and Wednesday and
I Admission Is cear,--cldrea under ten
Is for consultations with tn. sip.y
GRAND CONCERT
| OF VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
"A The be -eit Of The faithful aud worthy ADAM FscAeR,
d a OF the Philharmonic society.
For this the best musical talent of this city
For further PARTICULARS see future advertisements.
Uaoer auspices and patronage the following gentle
Sam. Ward Jas L. Hewitt
Z. Haggerty, U. G. Hill.
q. Won Baur, VIM Scharfenburg.
q. Won Biankensteyn, II. tito,
Robt. L. Stevens, r. w Roster,
A. stoddsrd, CT. Haser,
A. Reitf, &c &c &c. &c jsl2t~rrc
JUNIOR BACHELOR'S ASSEMBLY,
AT NIBLOS. THURSDAY FEB.l.
o
way upon departure take reversed
by order of PETER BnOWN,
| j29 4tsec Superints ndent of Coaches and Cabs.
MILITARY BALL.
| HE THIRD COMPANY NATIONAL GUARD BA LII
viii take place at .ammany Hail. Wednesday Even
ing, Feb, 7, 1874
Tickets 81 be obtained Of John Canes 81 John
A. M shers, 1856 Fulton Wainrght 1856 Spring ST.; c.
oes, los Canal ST.; s. X Fowler. cox Bowery. Il.
Lownsbery, 432 real st d30 tF7Iec
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ELIHGt' and SARAH soUrHMAYD,

Prepared and sod wholesale and RETAIL and for exportation
by A. B. Sands Co. druggists and chemi Hrauite Build
ing. No Ts srSsdy.yi corner Of Chsmbsrs q, New York
sands Co. No II Eat Broadway corner Of MARKET street
and BY druggists generally throughout the United States
Frice 3, per bottle-siI bottles s. is lmsrc
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AUCTION SALES.
Z hOAAAe BELL, Aucuone-l
iStsre No. as HIM slyeSf.l

hOAAAs BELL, Auciioue-l
tStSre No IS Inn sireetl
WEDNESDAY.
Large Sale Of vanahle Furniture The entire furniture
peror assortment OF almost every article The way hou
keepnEparlor, bedroom. kitchen utensils Sc all in the
SAME DAY,
O'clock the furniture OF the establishment well
known No 20 Am street COMPRISING elegant Bar Furniture
and s r'psS m1 Sss sp I'D
Ho: qiGs % % be- worthy
contained in the house No ~ Prince street Woortsr
table, Deqs s.ss psne i'Ie
Also general variety Of p,rlor basemen5 drawing Ar bed
me4es vita The kitchen s aIs
At lox o'clock, at the sales room,
r uss Sale of choice sessonable fancy aud staple Dry
:n: saiiS. ~ fs sG,S SssDs sas'
Wseh au.nsity Goeslss. Teas. Wines Liaaoi.
A.o- hue Shirts finished AID unfinished. very hns
s :: iss: ssS
IN this h6 6GS sIL ehss sSsT q
F AS6 SnIscs . day a, NY
ococ. .sd 9, mocow at the saa hoar 10
h :,2ea Of e espsnea i :.d b nj.
d"s Ws.n.;aad: sad Toilets. Hall Lamps. Oil Cloths Car
oa quantity Of stoves by order of the Sheriff. ty
quantity Of '''' !" js II G FFfsiE!y attention. xs
AUClION NOTICE Par! Of Cabinst Mixer. stock.
90 Of Sol. i Bed
pair Dvans with backs Genre Frames. un6nishe also,
q. s s.s: Vi ss.s:
a j. a. u tn
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WITCHES AND JEwELRY--Ihe largest ana raos.
splendid assortment Of Watches in the city, ia 70 b.
ound az the subscbcrsAs ne constantly receiving ali
descriptions OF 1od and Silver Watchss oil the newell
styles rom the manufacturer England France ard
switzerland ne is enabled offer larger assortment and
at much les! prices at RETAIL than any other house in the
Gold watches low $40 to 425 each Watches and
eweiry exchanged bought All watches warranted TO
good tiine, the money returned.
Watches and jweir repaired in the best manner by the
best workmen, and much lover than other place
Gold aud Silver Pencils, ,,old CHAINS Keys and Sterling
Silvvr Spoons for sale very low.
g. Z ALLEN importer of watches and jewellery
ji7 lmsrc Wholesale and retai. 80 w all up
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FARM FOR SALE.

THE WELL KNOWN FARM belonging TO Aaron and
sarah Gnfn, situated in the town OF Harrison, Weches-
Couuy containing well divided into plough
meadow and timber lands with orchard
othe kinds OF ru mostly Called comfortable buildings,
vi fine view Of Long ILL sound, about three hall
les from Pnrtcbester the Purchs TOAD three miles
em White Plains, and haifa mile from the Post ce,
a nail arrives daily from the city Of New York
Further description decned unnecessary renons wish.
ing to purchase " al no doubt visit the same
said Farm tot sold private sale by the 9th of I'd month
Fearuary) ner will then BIS sold the hghest bidder on
the pIemises between The hours of aud clock Title in
and hall OF the purchase money remain
ana mortgage at per cent for years For fur-
tser nior naton apply Gnl premises Solo
mon Gfha ~ Slonfo, street, New York. UnderhIll Co.
Nilkmen, Wdabout, Broohlvn, or to
RICHARD NJ. UNDERHILL,
JEy 20 ieoI'm Yorktown Wsslchs ser Co.
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TO AMATEURS ON THE FLUTE.
July bess 70 announce that is hi. Intention 10 give in
aetsn On the ta!e Mr. Barton PROCESSES teach
e. the method pursued BY the celebrated MASTER
and particulars application may made at ssnor
Godone Music Store Broadway. and Mr. Stodas Piar oiOe
manpiactory. ji7 lmsrc
MUSIC FOR PARTIES.
| MEssRs. G. WEISS FIR GRAMBss. Professors OF
and gentlemen 81 New Yo and is Vicinity thar their ros.
Is1a PREPARED 60 psy the most admired and a.hOn
Ordr received and punctuay attended to at 2s Delaney
TO GLEE SINGERS published, the 4th NO. Of The
sale ~ Q F. Aoyer NO sO Roadway and r. Riley, No 20
a. shortly E ss%s FIR Ess
re s3TTHERNN ANP sT ic MERCHANT
has correct know eage Of the Boot sh L. the, aud
%si.aes. Soss .dde:.:s AZ S:s is Boston Pot
BOARD wANTkD-By young Lady in private family,
o. vine there bu, few hoader. in tAe lower par, Of
room wi be furnished Il required should the location and
ss z. f; ss. to Mr.
| TO PRlvATh FAM!LIes.-Board wanted w a gentle
man y sS %, ssd = a9 resi- %y re-
V. ii. g at this efbce. ''-' ''''' : '' FORE
pACKET SHIP ONEIDA, FROM HAvRE.-Consgn
BY this ship to their permits board
pie No. River foot OF Broad street vi hou dely
All goods not permtea by The 9Th poxmo will be sent
The pubic store 10 3tnc
pACKET shIP GARKICK, from Live pooI is discharE
ing this day. under general order, Orleans wharf foot OF
Consgnses will please attend to the receipt of their coed,
| i'm medately Jan. 20, iSA ja28 5tec
Posr OFFICE, NEw YoRK JAN 49, 1874.
ENGLlSH MAlL-The etter bags Yer Royal Mail Steam.
t ANA M will e.s De Upper and Lover PO.t
fort, five minutes past o'clock, M
| be paid. JOHN LORIMEk GNAHAM,
| jn4t Po,t-Msste.
| HAVANA AGENCY.-1he subscrbers agents for Mrs
Wests Boarding rou.e will be happy information
lras &C. attended collsed drafts bou and
gold at their General Agency Office 10 Nassau srrsss New
y; B.Lsaers and parcel. 70 wardec BY every packet
r rGLleh POT ATOLs-Ths packet chip Oxford. just
arrived has on board quantity Of EngIsh Potatoes
superior quality having been procured expressly this
Nasf T '''' c TX La.'
| WEDDING AND VISITING tARDs-rngravsd aud
Printed " The I1 .tys T s1 AZ s.Ssd at
Correr OF PAX Row, Lovsjo, 3 Hotel
" Please call aud Examine specimens j3o lm'rrc
MONEY TO LEND
A BRAHAM j. JACKSON, Pawnbroksr, No. So Rsade
may bc required Watches, J~wly Silver Ware Dry
Goods Wearing Apparel and perosai property Of de
scripton $50 lmsrfc
,IyE.-Gentemcn desircu. Of joining GOLpsMITns
thorough Of instruction Ia Practical Bookkeep
by double entry will please call Mr.. 1879
Broadway and subscribe the classes be Wedns
day 3st the will be advanced the former ckagss
that period
PENN reduced the unprecedented low charge of Two
Dollar. satisfactory Improvement guaranteed to all
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MILITARY BALL.
HE THIRD COMPANY NATIONAL GUARD BALL
ing, Feb, 7, 1914.
Tickets be obtained Of John Carnes John street
X b. DAY. 81 Broad it, W. II Dominick, 40 q eenwch st
A. M. shies, 1856 Fulton wainwright, 1856 Spring
oles, los Canal ST.; s. H. Fowler, COX Bowery, aud j.
Lownsbery, 432 teaIl ST d30 tF7Hec
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CHATEAU rAEAThh AND CIRCUS.
CONDUCTED BY H ROCKWELL O. r. STONE
THIS EVENING. ynuuary 81. srformances TO comnsnc
. with Tn Roy al Guard OF Semaphors.
AIT which Of Horse Anhip Uymnast Cord
Vo.sate. vau ting. Mslod,ous Africans. 10. &c.
40 conclude with
THE ELECTION OF l9t.
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TO AMATEURS ON THE FLUTE.
MIR. BARTON, (pupl of the late Nichoson,) respect
AA luy begs 10 announce that his intention give
suctcn tlue Mr. Barton PROCESSES teach
TO the method pursued by the celebrated master Charlie
Nicholson.
For and particulars application may be made Sgno
Godone, Store Broadway, and Mr. Stodars
manpiactory. Jl7 Inn &c
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-10
Mass Meeting Correspondence.

The following eloquent letter from
Hon John Whipple, OF Providence, was
received by the Committee, in reply to
an invitation rendered him TO be present
at the recent Mass Meeting in this
town. Taunton Whig.
PRoviDENcE, Sept. 9th. 1914.
Gentemen-I have deferred an an
swer to your request to be present at your
mass meeting, in the hope that should
be able to relieve my self from my pres
sing engagements at court. l find,
however, that il is hopeless, and there
fore | can only assure you Of my mos,
hearty participation in the Joyous feel
ing which the expected success of Wing
efforts seems TO inuse into all classes Of
men.
We in Rhode Island have had more
than one significant admonition that
what is now called democracy, is but
another name for anarchy and revolution;
that our institutions are at this moment,
in state of rapid transition from const-
lutonal freedom to unlimited license
and that the only true eXpounders Of
American law are the Spartan band, and
the only unerring rule of construction, is
the fist or the budgeon.
How far these new lights have illu-
minated the minds Of the people Of the
old Bay State, you can better Judge of
them than myself But one thing d9
know, that all the more apparent and
outward objects of Whig exer,ion, the
protection Of American labor, the distri.
button of the proceeds Of the public
lands, our escape from war with Mex,-
co, with all their associated benefits, do
not appeal, all together, with half tho
force to the patriotism of this great con-
servative party, as do the rapidly dmin-
ishing influence of law, the lieless mac
ItIon of all moral principle, and the steady
growth and alarming increase of mob
doctrines, winked at by all, and pairOni-
sed by many OF the most influential OF
the great radical party TO which wo arc
opposed. Rely upon it, we have a grea.
battle to fight. il is not the CampbelIs'
who are coming, with their imperfect and
barbarous discipline, but with high souls
and lofty honor, the Golhs and Nandals,
with the fire brand for all the beautiful
temples Of constitutional freedom, and
the balIIe-axc for every worshipper.--
Ny whole heart il there fore with YOU.
Wy almost constant prayer Is that every
Wing in the country will come up man
fully TO the work, and roll back, if wo
can, the barbarian tide which threatens
to cngulph us.
Accept, gentlemen, my highest
consideration and respect,
JOHN WIIIPPLE.
Geo. A. Crocker, Sam'l o. Dunbar,
and Lovcl' Morse, Esqrs., Cor,mi,cc
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HER Id tOF TIL II II MI Il S.

iabloness-in fact to want the approba-
ton OF hes own family, aud affection
where now she wakened fear; and, hard
as was the task, where the subduing wus
all on her own side, Mrs Pringle AT
length achieved it, The desola,ion of n
heart, IN us own home, is a fearful thing
aud has but one real resource--a re-
source that lnvoinnlarIly It turns to-,hc
secret tears Of affection have IN them the
aspirations of n wounded spirit, and when
were these unhcard ?-She began to see
clearly her path OF duty, To ieel that with
( her IL rested to make home the nucleus
of her lamliy's happiness or discomfort
and silently her work OF reform began,
her ysicm of cleanliness was unaliered
bot /, began to sci like the irill Of cheer
lulncs,, instead of the stiff color of partic-
ularlty; she insrnsibly drew close to hel
the heats OF her children, and unoblru-
sively recalled her husbands affection;
her pretty face, worn by petty annoyan-
ces, and ialterly (nS We have seem by
some real cares, once more regained IT.
\ lovrlnes-, with the Improvement Of ami
able expressions; aud there is not now -
! happier couple than Mark Pringle and
his wl'e--her only regret, the years lost
in pattern housekeeping.
Some may probably fancy Mrs. Prin
gle a pen and ink caricalure, but the
character IL n real one, and not even
drawn a, full length. ! knew her Ia
both phases ol II, as the "partlcular Mrs
/ Pringlc;" nd-aiier The abjuratinn Of
her false creed. "c.eanIness next Ia
/ God dinrss, ''--hs one oi tho most agrera-
bile, kiod-hearted persons imaginable
and from herself did | have these conies-
siOns.
! III remember, the immediate cause
of her sclf-awaheGiEg, was "A converse.
ton she accidentally overheard between
her children-those simple reasoners,
whose arguments, though doep~rooled a.
truth or the water lily, must be as pune
and apparent as lis floating petals
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-10

Now We nro reminded that The good housc.
wives arc making tlI"rr winter preserves.
Bless ~. what m important business ls this
with dear. "e,"iuI Tar sighted woman And
"ugrgcd thus how sweet shc l.. her arms
immersed To- The elbows ~ sugar syrup. aud
how consequential too. Tho statesman.
m"dlllung an important measatc. the diDlo.
m1tlst studying cunning stroke of pullry.
- not more thoroughly abslrac,cd from lho
ordinary events ot every day life, than j.
woman when conrocilng her raspberry jam
her brandy peaches. her egg plurns. And
this - always fail business with the ladlos
aud they arc not pleased w have Il broke IN
upon. 81 .\odhs .Hoscpgcr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-10

apology which intended, for my omis-
sion to answer apy letters Of inquiry npon
public affairs which may have received;
announced my purpose to decline hence
forward transmitting answers for pablicu-
tion to any such letters thai may here
after receive and vindcated some Of
those which lhave forwarded against the
erroneous constructions to which they
have been exposed, have accomplished
the purpose of this note, and remain, re-
speclfully, your obedieni servant,
II. CLAY.
Messrs. GALES & SEAToN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-10
truth WELL TOLD.


y writer IN the kcnncbcc Journal thus
concludes an article II we look at the
points connected with the coming cleo
Ilon, what will follow the success OF
either candidates IT Henry Clay II
elected we shall have President whose
talents and sia!esmanshIp the nation will
be proud oi
We shall have the Union as it is
We shall have no annexation of Tcy-
as.
! We shall have no wGr with Mexico
We shall not assume the debt of Tex-
i as
! We shall not add new slave territory
| We shall hold on to the prcsent Tariff.
! We shall have n friend TO Protection
! We shall have friend TO American
Industry
We shall have a friend TO the rinht OF
petition
| We shall have uniform Currency
We shall have no ve,oes
We shall have economy in the Gov
ernment
We shall have The mice of lubor ken,
I'd
We shall have our share Of the puhlic
Lands
We shall have an American wiki
American Principles
We shall have u rood President. and
rood times
Thames X. Polk is elected, how re-
versed will he ,hc Stale or .Tn,rs-bo,y
dinereGt Tic scene eff we nsli for
bread no will ,;vo no n stono - Wc
,h,n h,,o =. Dlo,l ..l 49,
L:L, r., 80,
~ '''''' '"o '',.' ''"'oS VIZ y"
''ho 'eNas u no, "he EgyPt-dafRness
WIZ cover me land.
We shall have Revenue IaIiH
We shall have no Protection
We shall have no rigbt o( peiitiop
We shall have no dis,ribn,ion
~ -, - ~
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Rcward.-Ths-e Thousand Dollar

r $4,000 Rcward.-Thf=e Thousand Dollars
j ~ ad for III, !eco, cry and delivery of the contents 10
;ynrd Of black leather bsaktrurk. and about30 IN
jos and s inches wide, with the edSss sharp Il wa uen
d with wood straps running along the Top aud bottom
also strapped with It's bsev'd 70 have ossn aks
Pomeroy P Co" or me ends shs sad t;unk
is supposed TO have been stolen from OF eoa'a re
rr. IN hs ,7b inst Il contained large OF checks
h fes and drafts enclosed in packages n carpet os
and directed to tsea brokers and banks In the city oi
York. -.
The above reward viii BE PAID addition 70 IL oae1 ~
wards o'i=ssI O' PoHEROY CO wall street, y
Nsw.York Dec. Is, 1873. "4'