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RARGAINs! R4RCAiVS,

BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
fA-s Another very Cheap Store in NORTH GAY
1.L2 STREET, opposite Fayete-st., where may
- be found beautiful assortment of the most
fashionable BONNETS. RIBBONS, FLOWERS,
SHAWLS, SCARFS, LACE GOODS, and general
assortment of Fancy articles. Also Calicoes, Nous
lin de LANES; Lawns; Linen Idkts.; gentlemen's
Stocks and Collars SuspeIders and great variety OF
Goods TOO tedious 10 enumerate The public
specially invited call al this New and Cheap Store
where they will be accommodated with fresh goods
and at the lowest prices. t17- Don't fUrget-N0. %
GAY STREET. opposite Fayrtte. apl0-f
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AWNS. BALZARINES. sc. Three car
toons elegant new style worsted Balzarines, the
cheapest e yer offered in this market.
Also case beautiful Checked LAWNS, Canarys,
Pinks and Blues, at greatly reduced prices, the
son is advanciag-those in want should call early,
they are going off rapidly.
B. II. RICHARDSON s. CO,
223 Baltimore street,
n30 [ARI frst Dry Goods House below Charles.
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UDILLOW CASE LINENS. On hand large

NRILLOW CASE LINENS. On hand a large
n assortment of Pillow Case Linens of all the va
rious widths. lso,
8, 10, II and - or. Irish and Barnsley Linen Sheet
ings, of heavy superior fabric
II, l3, IA and 10 qrs splendid Imperial Marseiles
QUILTS
76, i and "a imported Furniture Dimty
Very rich Embroidered Muslin and BoDinc Win
dow CURTAINS.
tG3" Our stock embraces such articles are required
by Housekeepers. aud prices will be made very low.
HAMILTON EASTER Il co,
ii-5t DOB Baltimore street
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,.. .,,,,, The subscriber keeps always on
sGaaE.a5ssssslke hand an assortment of c. Movers
4; q IT First Premium PIANO FORTES,
Rose wood and mahogany cases, war.
ranted to stand any climate cheap for cash
J. T., BOSWELL, Music Dealer,
m23-ly No. l4l BaltimOls street
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- AGS WANTED. 10000 lbs. good mixed
IL Rags wanted, for which the highest price will
be given IN cash, or trade of Books and Stationery
consisting of FooIscap and Letter Paper ruled and
plain; Bonnet Roards and Wrapping Paper: States:
Slate Pencils; Waters; Blank Ledgers; Journals Day
Books. Sc. Together with general assortment Of
School and Miscellaneous Books Spelling Books;
Primers, SC. PARSONS & PRESTON
Booksellers, StatonCrs, Blank Book manufacturers
and Paper Dealers No. Isl Pratt street, adjoining the
Rahroad Depot. ap3O
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x,.5jezs- PIANOS. have received by the
ssS,rzs-ssE..M ships Elise and Caspar, just arrived
III @ from Bremen, three invoices of Piano
= Foues, from Rosenkranz. schambach
and Merchant and other celebrated manufacturers
These Instruments repre- scented To be of superior
quality, Rosewood and mahogany, and with English
and German action. They will be ready for sale in
a few days, On hand, three PIANOS at a low price;
two of six octaves and one Of 6!-a gond toned il-
suumehts, OF handsome exterior ana well made.
G. J. CONRADT, Baltimore street.
m3s eo4t Between CHARLES and Lipht-sts
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TuyHE LATEST NEW YORK, PHlLADEL-
4 PHIA and BOSTON PAPERS may always be
had at Hmckley's Literary Depot.
Just recrived-LONDON PUNCH. l2i cts,
Benefits NEW YORK HERALD. 81,
Philadelphia SATURDAY COURIER, g..
Philadelphia GAZETTE, g.!
Various new and cheap Publications.
Second band cheap Publications bought sold or ez-
changed by CHAS. A. HiNCkLEI,
nl3l No 36S w. Banore.st.
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ME sCOTTI informs the public in general, that
Va sshe still continues her ORNAM ENTAL HAIR
MANDATORY. PERFUMERY, AND FANCY
STORE, No IL SOUTH STREET.
lGg- Ladies' plain FRONT BRAIDS manufactured
in a superior manner, ap25-3mlf
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SIGNS SIGNS! SIGNSM!
kFHEAP SIGN PAINTING. in all its yaIie
" Ties, viz:-Gilt, ornamental, and Plain. designed
and executed in superior style, and warranted to
give entire satisfaction.
ILLUMINATED SIGNS.
New, Brilliant and Permanent method Of Gliding,
Silverng on Glass, SC, forming sign of great beauty
and permanently
TRaNSPARENCiES Of everydcscrpton furnished
at the shortest notice.
{ha- All orders, addressed 10 PELL * HARRISON,
n, L. corner Of Market and Charles streets, (over
Wright's Auction Room,) will meet with prompt at
tenton. PORCELAIN LETTERS,
Porcelain Letter Signs made to order. ap3-tf
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sHyIsEMAN,s I,IpRoXED CAsTOR

w OIL CANDY. n safe and pleasant way OF
administering Castor Oil to children, and warranted
etfectua in its operation. For sale by
e. WlSEMAN, ApOthecary.
Lght.st.. opposite Fountaia FiOte-and
ml9-eom corner west Baltimore and Cove SIS.
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s,ARsAPARILLA or RLOoD PILLS.

kas n
~ Every person who is subject to bilious fever.
should purify their blood and system by using Il box of
HANCE'S SARSAPARlLLA OR BLOODPILLS.
Persons afflicted with costiveneSs, should Try
HANCE'S SARSAPARILLA OR BLOOD PILLS
Young ladies and gentlemen troubled with pinpes
on the face, shOuldtry
HANCE'S SARSAPARlLLA OR BLOOD PILLS.
Singing in the relieved by
lANCE'S SARSAPARILLA OR BLOOD PILLS.
Headache and eddness cured by using
HANCEiS SARSAPARILLA Or BLOOD PILLS,
DrowSinesS and general debility cured by
HANCE'S SARSAPARILLA OR BLOOD PILLS,
Dyspepsia can be cured by using
lIANCE'S SARSAPARILLAO OR BLOOD PILLS.
Persons who have taken considerable portions 0
mercury, and in consequence have pains in the bones
should freely
HANCE'S SARSAPARILLA OR BLOOD PILLS.
Persons in want of pill that is pmey vegetable,
ands warranted not to contain particle OF mercury,
should use
HANCE'S SARSAPARILLA OR BIZ GOD PILLS.
5I7-rhe Genuine for sale by SET II 5. HANCE, No.
los Baltimore St, and at the corner Of Charles and
Pratt SIS MA
NAMES VI. HAIG. No. III BALTIMORE-ST.
% -four doors above South street. wholesale and
retail manufacturer Of GIMPS, PRINCES. TAssELS,
Odd Fellows Il Masonic REGALIA, FLAGS, BAN
NERS SC, and dealer in MILITARY TRIMMINGS,
HOSIERY. GLOVES. SC, which he offers for sale
on terms that cannot fail to give every satisfaction
His stock comprises, IN part the following articles
Trimmings of ali kinds, for Ladies dresses
Weddings, Laces Odd Fellows and
Cords and IasseiS Masonic Regal1
Rrads Edenqs Purse Twist
Tailorsi Trimmings Carpet Bindings
Buttons OF all kinds Military Trimmings
Gmps, Cords, sc. OF all kinds
Steel ButtoRs Gloves, merino. silk, cot
Hair Work ton and Kid
Stars, LaCGs SuSpcnderS
Navy Anchors Watch Guards Sc.
NJ Al orders left with MIR. H. will be attended q,
with promptitudc. ap24-l "
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&UPERFINE WHITE ENtfLiSu AND
~ DUCK DRILLINGS. The subscribers have on
hand an elegant assortment of fine and superfne
white English and Duck DRILLINGS, with hand
some fancy do; general assortment of GAMBKooNs,
Also handsome assortment of white and fancy Mar
settles, fancy Cashmere, Silk and Satin VESTINGS;
together with Silk and Cotton SHIRTS and DRAW
ERS; Suspenders; Hosiery; Cravats; Pocket Handkts
&C., TO which they invite the attention of gentlemen
DORSEY & NELSON,
je3-sw No. 65 Baltimore street.
lOTToN YARN AGENCY. Just received
~ from the Mills, full assortment from No 5 to 10
der' brand. For sale by
HENRY w. COOKE
Agent for the Manufacturers
Hml0 Corner of Hanover and Lombard sts
DLATED BUTTONS. MRS. MCPHERSON,
II No. 50 North Howard ST., has just received a
quantity of Silver BUTTONS for chidren's vest mos
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tOhBS. We are constantly receiving on con-
u slgnmrnt general assortment OF Combs which
we offer for sale on accomrao dalng terms
FREDERICK FICKEI X SON,
m25 No 900 Baltimore street.
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" Nj. SHANE. TAILOR and SCOURER, No.
NE II Camden street, between Charles and Light
N. b. Clothing handsomely cleaned and repaired ut
the shortest nouce Tar, paint, &c. removed without
injury TO the cloth. nn99 -3lnt
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WI5tOlH COFNtf Wtst BaTthiOft anu IOVc 81.
KBATCHONLY SCENT jBAGs-A very ele-
m CANT method of imparting the perfume to articles
OF dress just received. For sale BY
G. WISEMAN, Apothecary.
laightst opposite Fountain Hotel-and
ml9-eom corner west Baltimore and Cove sts
HpOOk BINDING-Execued in every style
NR with expedition and on reasonable terms. at
LfCETT'S, No. l22 Baltimore street, over the Pat
riot office, in Velvet, Morocco, Russia or Calf Music
and Periodicals neatly bound. mS.wslv
EpERMUDA ARROW ROOT Just landed
aB very fine article, at 50 per Id. Coopers'
Isingass, at ) 30 per h. A very fine quality of Roll
Birthstone for Bometmakers, at lbs. for % cents A
general assortment of Tooth Brushes, Perumery. SC
&c, at reduced prices. by
c. WISEMAN, Apothecary
Lght-st., opposite the Fountain Hotel-and
mlD.e0lm corner west BaltImore and Cove SIS.
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hNLT \ FEW MORE LEFT.
WA few pieces of those beautiful Fanry DRILLS,
and that extra fine WHITE DUCK. and that super
light FRENCH CLOTH and PARIS TWEEDS.-
Those in want of these luxuries should call soon
b. H. RICHARDSON y 60,
No. 223 Baltimore street.
m21 Arr First Dry Goods House below Charles
NpARNI. S' NOTES. Another supply Of this
EB valuable work, containing Notes, explanatory
aud practical, on the EpstIes of Paul To the Ephe-
slams, Philippians and Colosans, by Albert Barnes
Just received and for sale nv
PARSONS s PRESTON,
Booksellers, Statoners, Publishers and Blank BOOK
Manufacturers, No. l5l Pratt street, adjoining the
Rail Road Depot, e3
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Ann PIECES FANCY SILKS. Fox
AOV sale, at wholesale and retail, at great
bargains Inquire at
je2 (pR1 F. GARDENERS, 1876 Market street.
SHIRT STUDS! A splendid lot of SHIRT
- STUDS received, and are now offered for sale by
GABRIEL D. CLARK,
milo Water street, second door from Calvert.
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NAANTED TO HIRE-Either a white OF
w black oman; slave would be preterred; to
go to the country miles from the city. Also, black
boy wanted, IA years of age, he bound until 81
years OF age Liberal wages will be- given for the
above servants. Apply at
SCOITIS Intelligence Office,
Ma6 No. 10 Exchange Place,
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W A n T S -.
~ ANTED. Ten good BRICKLAYERS, to
w whom 81 per day will be paid and steady
ploynent given. inquire of

~ ANIED-A situation by a young Man, from
w the North, as assistant IN wholesale or re
tau grocery or commission store, any other mer-
cantlle house where he could make himself useful to
his employer. Good reference regards character,
nc. given moderate compensation will answer
his purposes. Apply to l.. f. SCOTTI,
lC1 No. 10 ENrhnmpn Plncp.
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ICELAND Moss COUGH CANDY, FOR
Il Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness and difficult Breath.
ing. Prepared and sold by G.K.TYLER,
ap24 Corner East Baltimore and High Sta
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BUSINESS CARDS, &c.

EOuTAi}ltANEI II. P.ICE.
WE PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER
mh2lu No. 90 :. CALVERT SIRE
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thoaszn1. There sIs mzHy parties shsnl;
and nany ysl % flsEt from Misso1ri.-
YesleEdsy's narrh was ear most lrying
enc. Va h41 bsd grss he nishi belors;
ana ain our half Cd animals. bad inpsss
ne crest ditidinE Eidgs beiween ne Liftls
Hue ard Plsue Fissn. This Is eighieen
niles ffom wsier % wsisr. We found
ourselves spneshsl unexpectedly On 4.
and had 10 make geirruiiOusly) . thirty
nile march. Tuenly.lwo 70 twenty-five
is oar nsusl daily distance. now that sc
are on lhe bealen trail. Night before last.
I.iruiensni FrnnkliA. efIhe typographical
engineers. caHs up. having started iron
Leascngorth On he siieEnaon ofthe 23d;
and ihns making two hundred sndsfven-
ieen miles in Eve days and > pari Of one.
travelling on The unknown prairies. AZ
his instruments uere > DAYS marehis The
rear. the Colonel leii him Eve picked men.
and lwa good pack mules, 70 brig ihsm
up. His previous escort were 10 return
10 LenvenwoFth-heing men whose Time
il nearly Qua Msj. Wharton Elsli u
Fen Lesvenworih) did not give " credit
Cor ne rate Of our marching.
Yesterday We menl villsinous look
ing Pawnees returning from their spring
Buffalo hunt. hope. dear sir. On M
return, 70 send you some results 81 my
0Sn."
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THE ANNEXATION OF TEXAS.

We do MOI agree with the Tribune in
disllkIng The WAY Texas accepts the Ua,.
ted Sisie's propositions 10 annrx her. tn
The coniIary-wI'h nndImInIshed husl.li.
y To iii. ahOir Texas scheme, we like
The love aud tnihesiasm Anerlcans IN
Texas show for heir own country iha.
hey Jeff. and their anxiety 10 Ct bsca IN.
y 4. u i ad,erug our ma lanai psise
10 see her accepting nexauon slnlosi
Without tatms aud unanimously ioo,--
with The pleasant contest OF which huuss
should have the honor OF org n.,Inp IN,
Resolutions. We are not Obliged 90 l,Ar
The snnsxstlon Of Texas IN the way and
manner II has been managed, because We
Ike this love u homo and OF The dag OF
our couDtry---fOr. on tho contrary, We
can neset cease to look upon our Country
men 10 Texas ss having originality eel
lied there with the d, sign Of getting up a
resnlu'Ion--jusl as many ave now setting
10 Cal,lornls.
While =. Carolina, and p,rls Of g o.
ga, Alabama and Mlssi..ippl a,e tiernaliy
complaining Of this Union, This Govern.
men, aud Connection With The NaIIhetn
sl'ies. II is amusing to see the e.higr dts
from these SAFES, IN Texss, rush wnh
this avidIty back into ibis honible Tn.
Ion. aud under this Gnstrnmeni. Here
IS Texas embfsclng with the most uncaI.
cuisli,g enthusiasm people aud Gov.
erame0i, that The Safe Of South Carroll.
ma 10 ever affecting 10 condemn, and ex.
pressing desire 10 gel nd Of. Texas
makes but Q short b 81 the grave ms,,rr
Of putting off her own sovereignty TO %.
% uufs. Nothing is said oil 1.-THE sbonI. |
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POLITICAL REvELATIoSs.- organ
oi the Government al Washington fasots
the world with glimpse Of Mr.. Polk.
message 10 she nexi Congress, as now in
embryo. IL seems from the revelation,
there that Mr.. Polk 10 to recomme nd
that @
Congress assume The debts of Texa,
end take the lands, or that
Congress take the lands in trust and
pay The debis as far as her land. will 90.
Mr.. Donelson. too. we learn ffnm The
same source. acted in lie promise. he
made 20 Texas upon general INSTRUCTIONS.
which the President will carry out So lar
- he can. by urging their ful6lment up.
on Congress-.
This proposed assumption Of the debs
OF Texss must open 10 Congress the as
sumption Of the debts Of other States; ami
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TEXAS. ENGLAND. AND FRANCE.

Nj. AsLbel Smith, The Secretary Of
Stale 81 Texas. who reeeLlly vent On .
SPECIAL mission 10 the Courts az Great
Britain and F,snce. Ieiurnsdi 10 Ne~ York
on Monday 10 The steamship Great Wes.
tern, and 10 expected so.n % :ske nj.
depsfture Tor Texas. TIE lsn Journsl
Of Commerce has the sutjained nmsks
on he subject 81 h. mission:
1--WE learn Ihat he has accomplished
the ohjsc's Of his MISSION. which COASTS.
I'D neither IN Obtaining . loan nor in cell.
ing his county 10 he F,enrh. English, OF
Dutch. nor ~ procuring he independence
instead IL shnexalon N The Unned States.
Texas has nov no diplomatic iepresenia-
tive 10 Europe. sxespi Ne. Dangerkeld,
Who ne believe has SONS line since re.
esi,sd an order ar -.~-il- A pv;avip.fi
object Of Mr. Smiths mission. 90 va on !.
dsrsisnd il. va, to prepare the ~sy Cor
closing The relations OF Texas ~hh Eu.
ropesn Sovep in respectful and bseom-
ing manner. Those iela Ions had bern
Of The most friendly chsrae,ef. snd ,hs
Governments Of EnRlsnd and Fsnes ss-
pecislly had nsnifest.d . eo,d,sl Interest
In The welfare Of tbs young Rsp6blic.
That they wished hsr 81 remain indep. n.
deti rslhei than be ANNEXED 10 tie Un,-
Ted S,sies, 10 hey ond doubt: but this 10
10 be said I, Their credit. that, IN any ne.
eotiai,ons they nay have had viii Tex
- Tor this object. fey have never. ri Lsr
oil them. proposed 10 reserve any Iecul,a,
advantages themselves hey ond wh.,shculd
be enjoyed BY other nations. This iur-
Their should be ssid 10 their credit, thai
nov. when they see that annexation 10 the
will Of the Texan people. fairly express.
ed. they abandon III further ausmp ut At 10.
reference. And Ihs, snIl fullhes. NAV
be relied on, tina, they have and will .x.
err themselves 10 restrain Mexico from
the infaiustIon Of making war upon the
Uniied States. which would onls serve 10
complicate sifair., without the tsossibiI,iy |
OF preventing annexation. Mr.. Smih |
expresses Ills opinion decidedly that there
will be no war, no, even with Mexico."
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grsded and MscA5anized. glLin csc g
endssTas . mske he people e. SoaGh
cnolinz ihink lea &C her RrirF1ncss
snd moss q ne prserahie nsans of 1s.
dFess-isi ear pallifiszs. izzle1d a teach.
~ - . h.ss onf Noukern brsshrrn. ..
s<sser 70 ges Up COED feeling for dones-
Ar lhdnslry-iet Them irarh eur peopls
Ihal lie irne mode az resistance i hy ma,
kirg more and purchasing less-lel ihsn
endeavor 10 satisfy our cspilslis,s thai nc
are not On the verge Of Frrolusi \. bai
that there Is safely IN iaveslnsn1 Is 5.
Car0iina
Aflsr Tins fairly placing befarr die rec
pie Of sub Csrolins lie case AZ their
grievances and the remedies. win their
own Powef 70 apply. Mr. Gregg follows
up the matter b. sisfisi 6 Of die Eastern
factories. plainly plaring hat viii he
raw material ii hand. with The sboundihg
water power IN South car.l'na. and with
= numerous y hile prpul.iiOn. .hich now
does not work, bar which would eagerly
sceepl uork-lhe women and children
especially in faclories-il is only for The
enterprise sEd capital or thar State. 20 seek
il.r Investment poinied our hy these es-
sTas. n order 10 ensure profits 70 is own
ers and prosperity to their own region.
Mr.. Grrgg locks mainly 10 vhile Ia
Dor, and he draws This p sinEe Of what
might be done in this was:
.Ilis only necessary TO build mannfac-
turing village OF shanlies, in healthy lora-
ZION in any part oflhe State. TO have crowds
Of poor lWhilc) people around yon seeking
employment. Al half the compensation e.
ven 10 operators Al The Norfh. II Is in
deed painful 10 be brought in contact with
such Ignorance and degradation: bul on The
other hand. il 5 pleasant 10 witness the
change which soon takes place IN lie con-
dition Of those who obtain employment.
The cmaciaicd, pale faced children soon
assume the appearance Of robust health,
md their tailered garments are exchanged
or those suited 10 better condition. III
You visit their dwellings you viii find
hem supplied with wholesome food, and
On the Sabbath when the females turn ont
with their grcy colored crowns, you will
imagine yourself surrounded BY groups Of
lily bellies"
Mr.. Gregg enforces still farther the po-
icy and expectancy Of thus employing
he now destitute white population OF
South Carolina asa means OF enlighiening |
md improving them; and illustrates the |
necessity Of such improvement by the
startling statement that there are in the
State Of South Carolina, Of which the |
while population does mol exceed 100000 !
persons. 10000 above the age Of twelve,
who can neither read nor write.
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n E.sy fss5 10 he ltexfts cl coBi Iskh-l
seas poposiiioh 60 gsasIHl ailsnPsian
q Slsas dshp. Il - rssiiy eegasin thsa
. he esmsrssry" e Mirklgan. lllinsis.
lnSisns. snd Mpsissippi wsil ssa sHd.lg
sxsss % psy Of ihe d<bss q s.ihs srnee-
rev" 81 Tsxss. uniess ahsfs 10 ~ BE-
ssne reciprocity.
hwllI be usssd. howssss. fhst GO Ter
ss dsb, is pseu;isr dslL ard. indeed.
that here all he no ssassnmTton" 4 Me
Uniled S.slss hkss her lands 10 disehsfss
ne J.ka. Hsl Texas. in ahis Eespecs. %
nof psrslisrly si.nsIsd. Msins hss psb-
Ne lands. 90 hss lof hadl Nsaarhuseis;
bolh &C which slsies. we dare cay. soula
hks 10 have lhs Federal GoseEnmsni ssks
her lands ssd psy lllsir dsbls. Again.
The nss Slsles al o@R poss % lees Oi
tablle lands. The elf &c ne United Safe.
fer school and pullIc lmprossnsn. paTpe-
,ts: hos gladly they wo1ld giss % their
ianfs. II Cangssss aosh seesfe thsm
fom insolrfneiss snd she,r debts.
The demasrsry" wsll Be ls'le raz-
zled. toe. in rsdssmIng sems Of Nc. Don
slsrn's other promises. six: thnss hat
promise lhe expenditures ftsm he Fsasr-
81 Treasury Tor inseTnsl imprasements IN
T.sas. The .'denoerses" Of '9s N Viz.
rinis. and Saith Csrellns. and al along
that region there. deem sarh sppropria.
lions s.unrnrs'ilulionsl:'' ard ..ghe df moe
raey" & Nonhsfn Otto. I.disna. sid H.
hnris. with the '.Jsmnrrres 81 Marli.
gan snd Wisconsin. dfmaRd--lha, . he
~o,d. neutrality-suspicious. Tor faeir
Ugh, houses, hathnrs. &c. beInrsT T, xss can
b. surIlsd. Thy wIIl be APP 10 fts.~h
that. Il - 10 constitutional % cles oLt he
bar 81 Galsssion. IL 10 more rrrsli'ancnsl
s,ill IN make good ls.hor - M,lssukie.
on the Maumee. % Sheboygan.
The .. Democracy" however. mastssi.
IL their osn troubles. Tex's |. pretty
mich ~ The Union. bot. = suR,r-gro~ine
State 40 il mus, BE-. ard feil of Improve
bic iisers, We are inclined 20 blink IL = IN
Turn oai Trcjan horse 20, the Fee Trade.
and .,he FIRE. aud Equal. as vel o. ihe
an.iqualed '9s "democrsey."
". 7. Express.