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CENERAL BUILDING REPAIRS, 3s Nassau st., cornsf
" OF Maiden LaneAl orders immediately attended to for
Mason, Sateng Plastering. Faggng tin roofs epaed and
painted and all other repairs and alterations done the best
Also, furnaces, ranges, kettles, steam boilers
and every kind Of fire works put None but good
workmen employed. Expeditions and moderate charges
Chimney FOR curing smoke Up town orders left with
QUINN Plumber, 344 Broadway y 4" .
mH-lm'rh fN h. H. QUINN.
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TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS.
lR! 1f2 -

EXPRESS AND PIONEER PACKET LINE,
From Philadelphia Pittsburgh via the Pennsylvania Rail
roads and Canahrough in a ays. The above line now in
full operation and offers to persons who wish
pleasant mode Of travelling to the west.
The cars are built the most approved modern style ths
by the popeto conduce the comfort and convenience
OF travellers The scenery this is unrvaed and the
great chain Of Pennsylvania internal Improvements is well woi
thy OF being seen.
By this route avoid a the fatgues and dangers
tean stage travelling and at the same time make an ex
peditous trip.
The every morning o'clock Passengers ad
vsed engage their places Philadelphia Office IN Philade
pha of Chestnut and Fourth streets and at Nos
10 and IS South Third sts. a. CUMMINGS, Agent.
Philadelphia, May II, l8a5.
For informatcn In the city of New ork apply 10
B. H. KNISELL, Agent for
ID. LEECH CO.'S Line. 7 West ST, N. X.
myI7 6mtrrc
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HE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Propfitt5f.
circulation---Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Evsry day, Price cents per
|cpy-E IS per annum-payable in advance
WEEKLY EERALD-Every Saturday-Price 81 cents
er copyS3 La cents per annum-payable in advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual aices-always
PRINTING Of ell kinds executed with beauty and
lespatch eI r. 1890 .
he estabshmsnt must be post PAID or the postage
will be deducted from the subscription money reunited
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
aAoPRIEroR THE New YoRK HERALD EsrABLIsHMEr5
Northwest cornor of Fulton and Nassau streets
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LOOK AT THTSi

:. JUST RECEIVED-Another lot Of French Boots, OF
best kind and will be sold at the old price 81 and the
of French Call Boots made order Tor s.; City made
Boots So and the greatest assortment Of Gents Gait
Calf Shoes So and 81 80 variety Of all other kinds
Ladies Ia this Store will find great assortment Of Caters,
Buskins Slips Ties Prunes, Satin, &C.
For an sssorment of all other kinds Misses and Chdrens
take the number 3si Broadway, ofFrankn street
jus lm*rh M. CAHILL
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Busins, Slips, Ties Pruneiis, Satin, Sc
BIs Sss II q % f Sc s s.
tsIs The ss Broadway, ofFisa2In
e: sSs: FS
ionabls Boot this city Fine French Dress
!ses aSS & sse 81 s' e 0; made S
W f ds%s GS Ss Ms f aH IN as sss
,.s. Inv ,m..s - " : = IN. HS SSsSs X2yso' and
INFERIOR TO NONE AND sUfE2.OR TO MANY.
q BEAUTIFUL light White plain summer Hats fsr'ce
lse sb Beavers, Blue Brush and White Castor Hats all
0'tlis aiso fsasSa lat. ter,ior g. KNOX,
MILLS, Halter, I7s BROAD"hsj
HOWARD HOTEL,
which he attention Of ssne%sa iavitsG the fo
French Peatf tynsw article) ...........s@
VIII White iisfil French isso nsw +
Also % w'.s 1asSr q Panama Fine Palm Leaf nohsm
a. S's1 ne'' MLL i@ g. is Broadway Howard Hotel
s,,prp,on xrT, y WEas n.ss.,., snn.. -. !.
wGy % S s q duss Sis sSSn &
ing richness Of eshom and Warranted nc be Affected
The assortmens consists in part Of. 81
Pearl Cssslmeres at...... .............. .....s5
Silver Pearl do ............. ....." 3@
s IssS %Ss kssiy y s s,,
Hats, all Of the first quality and most fashionable shape.
ROWE, Sales Room 40 William St,
my2a lm.rh Merchants Exchange
MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING.
<N MRS ROSE, No. 175 Walker street. New York re-
* in the Millinery Dress Making line. jell 1m*rh
.~cA LADIES. FASHIONABLE HATS. ~1N
S2sV CARL KING, the well known and celebrated SXzp
<< first premium Straw Hat and Lace Neopolifan *
Manufacturer ~ Division informs the public that his
aned Clean made the fashionable shape called the
Cottage Gpsey. .tH.. ...n t.
N B.-Lace Neapolan Hats Sc EACH
Mners supplied by the dozen at reasonable
at the Lace Neapolitan Mandatory, II Division street
m28 lm*rc CARL KING
IMPORTATION OF WATCHES
QEHA RECEIVED from Switzerland by packet ship
Zurich am assortment of Watches and Movements
every description and Of first quality ready for the
"n0'e'Ae ''us . pEIAcHlxUsE ESIsse:f liJs MARE,
jul lmsrc No. l27 Fulton street, New York
KOULSTONE'S RIDING SCHOOL,
137 and 130 Mercer street.
MR. JOHN s. RQULSTONE has the honor to
4 <nfom his friends and the public in general that his
School for Instruction III Horsemanslip now open
!" Ladies ...'...s A. NJ tosP.M M.
Terms of instruction made known application MIR
Mr. r. has just received from the country several fine and
stylish Saddle Horses which he authorised to sell
sonabe price. I'D my7rc
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SCOTTS BAZAAR, l88
No. 81 DEY sTsEET gETWEES siS BRbsADwAY AND

CANDs SCOTT returns his most sincere thanks his
- friends and the public large for the liberal support
ceyed since he has been in and hopes by the
strict attention to merit continuance thereof The qualities
o need comment large assortment 9f Refreshments e be
Chops Fried Kidneys Ham and Eggs Sardnes Poached
Eggs pcked tongues, Welch Rsrebts Coffee Tea, &c.
day from to o'clock Dublin Brown Stout always
Cuts at moments notice This House has been proved by
comparison for to be the coolest and comfort
able in the city No House better supplied with English
Irish Scotch and city papers Always tie by the
Steamers Good Rooms for Private Parties always ready
moments warning-free-gratis-for nothing je8 lm*ec
THE CELEBRATED PATE D'AMANDES.
PASTE TT dissolved in water proves very EXCEL
the following places ~. MiIhau No 1888 Broadway; j. r.
Chiffon 263 Boadway A. B. Sand Co., 273 Broadway Gass-
sers and Chatham Merle sss Grand street, Kir
Front and at the manuactory 29 Attorney ST. W. For
enbach IA HUDSON ST. Coddngton 2o3 Hudson,
Spring ST. j. W. Bassett, GA Broadway; Collins Co.,
Grand street, Dr. Sargent 9th and Sd avenue; John
u Sheffn, ia Canal street, A. g. Levy, 202 Delaney
iu3 Intro
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Stages readiness the arrival Of Trains several
tatos take very low Fares all ofhe
Island.
Baggage Crates will be in readiness the foot Of Whitehall
receive Baggage for the several Trains 30
fore the hour Of starting from the Brooklyn side.
u Rockawsy Baggage taken Crates. jul0rc
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NUNNs 4 CLARK having purchased the patent right fol
1N"Coemans Holian Aachmentto the Pianofoe for the
entire United States exceptng Massachuses
the public that they prepared supply Panofotcs
modern made horzoltn Pianoortes IN regard durability
Of this invention NJ e. prepared to satisfy the
JUDGED mind their critical examination and experience
warrant them in the assertion that the olm will remain
in climate and will be affected by transitions
ofamophere The most satisfactory warnntee is given with
each instrument.
The public invited examine the oan Pianofortes"
their waeroom, No 2tO Broadway opposite the Park.
where also be found OF g. 81 and Octave
Panooes both rosewood and mahogany m6 6m-rc
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CAkPEIlNG.
454 PEARL STREET.
have Just opened the large spacous
CAn55EI WARE ROOMS, No. 434 Pearl street, former
occSHea oy smith Hewitt CO., and now ready TO offer
M "c ~ sntls ew stock Of Carpeng bought expressly for
signs ana SnNn c125s. sfqng fnqm2ng them max be found
70 NEW SElIS ,klDMINSTER BRUSSELS
10 PS. ADMINISTER THREE Ply
........ - Rich Shading
sUPERFlNE FINE and COMMON INGRAM
CARPETING,
O1 every variety and description.
Rugs DugRets Table and Piano Covers Worsted uffed
and Jute Macs Oil Cloths very heavy in great yarietss
from "a feet wide together with all other articles USUALLY
found the trade The public and examine
PETERSON 4 HUMPHREY,
rn2o 2msm t5< Pearl street.
EELTEngsh Patent Sheathng Felt suitable for Of
houses aud ship bottoms superior article and OF
great benefit not only the bottom Of vessels but also the
tqpper For sale by +. COLLINS x CO., 50 South 81.
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CARVER " HALL,
A hCHlTECT TS, Engineer Building and Real Estate
Assnts Wall street. New York. North siIh stree.
g drawings and Specifications for Patent Rights Real Es
e oSpuxn ana SOD; money loaned and nvested property
isdseo Ano renu COLLECTED. len mSrc
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CLIMAX STABLE,
COURTLAND ALLEY, between Walker White Streets,
----..-- REAR OF 800 BROADWAY.
ExtCLUslvELY for 0sntIspen's Horses, The accommo
rage Room excellent few Stalls and worthy
the attention Of gentlemen who wish their Horses have
perior treatment
jel2 lm'rrc G. SMITH. Proprietor
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$50 FOR NEW ORLEANS-Louissana aud New
N&4%% York Line-Regular Packet, to sail Monday, 2st
&SS. elegant fast sailing packet ship CSWE
GO Cant H. Johnson will positively sail as above, her
gular day. ~ -A ~ 8I.. tn
For freight or passage having handsome furnished
modatons, apply bsJ QIeans wharf foot Of Walls
E n. COLLlNo x CO % South ST.
Positively goods received board after Saturday evening
10th instant. sae 80 I.
Agent in New Orcaps James L. Woodruff who will prompt
ly forward all goods 10 his address. jl8rc
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NEW MUSIC.
IA RILEY co. 2s7 Broadway, publish and keep hand
Il extensive of New and Fashionable Music
which they offer for sale wholesale and retail at the
possible prices They manufacture superior
tywaan every article they SELL being practically acqa INT
Id with the different branches of their business Military lands
eupplied 4 the reasonable myt22m
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psSc Vernon,
w y. RANDOLPH, Master,

VIII leave 81. lnrj> ou Mondays and
Thursdays 1t Iu'loct, W.. Return
ing viii lc,Nr krokuk cu Tuesdays aud
iril Y ot j o',lock, = n; Warsaw and
A'r>,u'ria ut q, rull, II sand Lagrange
~ 9"'c'o,h, = VI, same DAYS; Qrircy -r
NrtrcNd,Ns \ SItur avs, 1T s o'clock
= NJ; Nar'nu City II g., \ NJ; Hannibal n
10 VI; H." ,,rua ut \. = VI; AID tlarkS
WI" ~ ! = ". same 4 ".
The hr Nrruon having been huilt y,
-. i.""i, '\drr~>lv t., The trade, with
>"rr'i CO, mmrl,t,ou> ma, tr relied
upon ~ Shippers AMI passenger, for the
,lr"c rHN'r n%'tcutluu pud prnmplrrS>
vh,"h 'harl,lcriSrl her during the l,>,
.r'>.n
I.,,ru,. 'r. VII rlr,,c he on hrnr,l a.,
h.a, ',,,r.'d - there viii be- n.
d|c'r.Dior rr,,' hat time.
Nay ioh 1915. II.
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Ia CLEDE.

IN leave 81 I.uuiS an TUESDAY, & Er,.
", st "'"'"k b. = VI. Returning. vii
az" k"okuk Hr.ncsttN. aud S,tuula,.
: ! "'"l.Ck, p " Wsr,aw arN A'"vartrs
ii iutlN IT = AND ~l.nrr.ucn ate O'Clock
N ,s"" day. Qriu,v @" rhur.i,,.Hnd
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"~',!"r> VI: Haruihalat Ia: ~ LruiI
."N - =, = ~, cnd Ilat.su,llc a, !, r "
,mr day.
r." L. C'"'r h"nc ~"utir"ly nov. rui
u''~'c>rrc',lN t"rthr trade, wirhrunt speed
ti 40 ,rtur recommendations mnN %" Of,
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pa."u.'r- - I.,.r g.. - ro,ui at -,
,u,. '.,un' ".t no.
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TIE cheapest paper, ever Psoss'As'
in America SO
DEMOCRATIC EAlOSllON

ASH TPLE
EMITTED STATES JOURNAL FOR IAk
COUNTRY.
We issue to day the first NUMBER
now series ni the Ns"ocrGfe
rs;'or. onaUniiea States Journal
for The country, which we consider
:" Vie patronage OF the American
n,,I;c. II will be published weekly
,.,s,d ", semi :n"n'ily as ereto-
,..,. whur under the charge vt Mr.
Kendall. ard although 1t W II contain
more u on dn,blr tie amount OF "'a'-
or. there will he no increase " me
ut srrp'i"n price. The new pun
she's propose t" furnish their STD
.,rihc,s With n volume OF
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MOI

ew,Ir ~, 'tu"r>hiT heretofore c>is,in-
2, ~ ,L, m, ~ If Et>tin * Rankin>.
nj Cl,rl>yN, an Platte Cly, expired
by Gmir,ri.n. on tl,r Fire ia, Of Jme.
1915. Al those indebted to the ii III
at Clarh>,illr. are rcG"r>ted Ia maxi
y, ~ Dr Columbus {. Elsiin ~
hi agent. who J. alone authorized e.
receive and receipt Tor tie same.
JOHN u. RANkINS.
{ ID. E.ASrIN.
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81, sasE @Gg&Ss
.9TTDR.NEY 1T L.3W,

.9ubup. Lipcrh county, No.
ITgILL alien! to any business en-
Ky trusted tr hi care in the u
ties oi l.jnroln. Pike. Rails, Moutgome-
~, Warren and II. Charles.
April l@'h, 1919. lyl2
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T., - C,ugJ,S s., ,nr' GI"hc Is me-"
ny ~ nc dul> "d.rg~ ~ the
,>r ,I.us.s If cnrnres.. The
S.ccci,-s =, t'.. mrmh.'S nrc en-
'e srd, I" h",rC nsm mo a Icad'Ic
'"n"ih An the resolutions offered
or mrihun< ~ ,dr. atc gwen m he
movers " woods; and the vca,
M nays IN all the important Q"cS
t"ns It y printed with sual type
h~r.vier aud n"nrnricl- on a doubt"
rnyal -hrct. in qunrt" '"rm. rac'
nu uhcr containing sixteen r",a'
9uar'o pages.
The Aprcni'x Is mad" NJ al the
T. rs~ii"vr's anrud message. -" o."
rorrq ~ a.. ,,iacI?l oil c> t /
g.. a.. "p.,,i 'r,t ruuuy'HN ~. ara
oll tn -" <r' rrh,S i u.'n"'. 80 IT
c~,n..r.>. vN''"u ut 80 c',,c' Ia
themselves, - pr"j'd ~ o."
same ,nru a. ,Nr G. w.. 80 i u-url'N
makes about ,hr san'r u"ul'r al pa
grS.
We pint the nnmh'rs rs fast rs
tn" pr"c-rdIngs TT Congress i",n'>''
enough mnttrr Tor u nuu,hrr. phr
mo the first month or SIX weeks ~ u
session. there is rarely more business
don. ,han will make me number ~
tho Congressional Globe and one
number Of the APP e"d's " week
hm, during ,hn II ma,nder OF II SESSION
- - l' ,%>u"ilv ,ntlir"nt MT 81 i"r
.vn,I lfrcr rumhcrs al each every
,...l 7. ih" next session "rl y" a
.'... re. ard II rs supposed WI =
O. casualty lUt'rcs, 49, thcr"'"'". We
,arrrlat, tnat the CouC0"sSnfa NJ
C,.,uc p"d Apfcna y "'i "r'h m he
near 1000 large quug,o pn3"s, pant
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FAT BEEF CATTLE
w 4 Mt l. ID.

,s~iiE subscriber viii pay Cash or in
J Good, t cash pr - for beef Cat
tie. Delivered To him ~ :.'ul'',na. cur
ing the season. T. " h''''N'
L.ouiSl,ua. Mo. Water street.
Nav ldh lSIb. ID
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n f w S ERIE
NEW SERIES
OF ruR
AND
3 I T. DIX.
70 BE

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rut" ~ ~" n,i:I,u, ~" Pc. eci'nuS
~ C,uyr $, "hic., ~p,cs"n;rt them
"'". in"', rHH fc1t'n WaS re
a. TODD a.'N nr 'hli rave each sue
$50 sep ~ "r,.'N '.rt sur" go trth
-,..g sri Congress. Nrr' 81 81 =.
;r. '"Na'"., r,".. uaHn"i2nE Wv.
= u 81 .."-.h.y, .,rrir,- = -,
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| vcrri durn- Tie >-,s!rr. III,
~u's t'mS cuuducrrd nv tnem Is a
MAS; ,rfrr' pN!ucrl history. The
: ,"s ,r"m the St,tes and the
Representatives. from every section
80 g." i'n'rn hrir- ",to ''"m -"
..,. ,ua. .r'sr 81 Size ..t
t.,..>.:uu.u'>. ou3 interests iin"'r
>"v"'n' constituencies. fnhii' "p'n.
ION M the pJt'IG 'G~i"rnn"'r'n. ~ u
exists am -. ~. :" ihc' represent.
nrr rul"imi Nv thew; and N q"
crucihle of Cnnr."Ss the wisdom al
'nu TN ; Is brought ,n IS test, AMI
Is tnrrr concentrated. ~ dTe"unr
IN. pn irirdl muvrm"n'S ~ the Whole
c"uur,v. The '"pu'scS thus gwen
rnrnu.h congress from every quarter
rrari upon the nat'"n rs Il Whole, ami
all ITS component parts madr t"more
IN cooperation. TIE press cannot
I've more us-iully employed Than IN
"OndrpSrnr and AGAIN spreading n
~, "'h t. n'"''iH"n'c at Il !'''
r,,.n ~. '"r i''G t. sn'n n pay ''-
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,,, ady,r, ~ 'u" usefulness
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EsHceOES

COAEpsG,R y IOpp
WEAVE assorin'rt thcmselVrs ia the
/ 8 vtncticc vi thrir profession 'fhc'
next door wrstof the Democratic Banner
Once.
\. u. They will kCe? con'''nti' on
I and. a flesh supply ofmcdicinr '"r the nc
,om,d,tion OF those who ma, give them y
call.
Bowliug-Grccu, May the I'd, lNiI.
3m-l3
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SIG pages,
- Inc urpsc"rden'rd I"" Pr'Ce VI
oxE Dnl.L>R ONiYm Being

a,io,r, 6, ~perrdrcai ever before
i,sued in ,hi> country.
The Expo,iIor will continue 10 De
g, G,i,hlul and fearless ~rxI"nruer W
the rruc uirc'pl,s at Ielier>"n'an
D~.mocr,cy.a s II has her,. under ITS
~. Ii.i'v rii,rd cdi'"r. VII" we are
,ncouracrh :" hope. will ma'rfia'y
nj us with articles from his eloquent
on. rs prreS will I've Adorned hv
u ,Nurrrn> fr M the most d'stin-
wi>hrd pn'i,ic:I wr''"'Sm tie United
S.arcs Nrul or pans n"r 'Nrense
,IiI hr sra,ed. t. make II w"'ttv NJ
s,r cor.,drrcd y ,.xr-h ok for the
democracy. IN ,u,ure ccnerntt"ns.-
rb, rull,>l.r intend II shall cccu-
ny the high ground sustained ny
Nlrs' Weekly Register. in the palm
Y da,s of tha, useful publication; It
>halllc n record q: important p"''t'-
.al facts. fnr future use & reference,
g VOL Ysan able e~xrvMIr!er ot stdl
move important political truths, wm h
viii ike through all TINE, and even
ualI,, Vii rrv"'urnru'2r the world.
We shall unremit'ingly and with
the Whole soul. devote ourselves TO
The cause ~ universal republican ed
,ca,,nn; Ia this end ne shalt jealous
Y .ndcavor Il reform every college
n America. and establish n system
=, educate aIl the children in the land
n the Swing principles of American
",.itcrtv. instead "f. us present, grow
no Up in ,h~ouchileSs, uarrov,ded ~.
on.anre. ar what Is even worse, u
rs tho. becoming indoctr'nated with
he haleful principles of English mon
,rchv and ari>trcrncy, the only svs-
GU at rduratinn pursued Al our lash
nnrhle scminaries ot learning.
We shall oppose all monopo'ies-
high Protective Taritr-parrial leg
,<laticn-anv National Bank-Dis-
Of the State
o.htS-wi'h untl,CGinr. unremit'ing
.oal. Al these. as We'll rs other
rcdcral hrrCsieS. wiU be hdndhed
.rj,Lau, clres. In short i shall I've
, volume WORTHY -: being preserved
w every lover Of our republican IN
tturi"ns.
We shall p,v the s'ric'eSt attcn.
Ton ,o It's business depar ment'. rs
,cll A. lev IFS editorial. Those who
Wish ~ .uh>rrihe may place the most
,rliri, rel,. nee up"n our pledge
va, it shall I've published ana mailed
,ch week. with uniailinu prompts
ndr and regularity; no n shall e.
ven h,v" the slightest occasion L"
ind Gu't in this r"srect. Care Will
l<n Ne taken =" have the packages
,rrrrIv and securely cnve'"p"d. so
NAT hey SHALL reach their deStIna-
,rn IN GOOD order. With ,h,s bret
I'd ,mvcrlcct outline at our p'an'
~ submit, our claws Ia tn" p'trnn-
,rr rf the Democracy. with nnsha-
,nn and rntnuhtrC r"uh'"nc" mat
80 shalt Ne r~crrrruS'v supported.
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II + Z VI 5,

The Drmocrdiic Erp"Sf"r and 4.
S'dicS J,nrAdi. for he counhy, Will
~ published weekly; each number
VII contain s;x,r"n ~clrsr'v printed
,.o,.S. ~ King EIGHT HUNDRED
NND TUlRTY-rWO to the vol
ruc, Tor the unusual l"w p,ire "i''ne
ollar per aunUm, 10 Il sItS'e soo'
.ctihcr,
GNrN IL vr,MrNrS TO CirnS N
~'nNr>>,rS. In "rdcr ~ extend tho
,rrulatinn vi the Exro>lrNR INTO ev-
w por, oi "nr rlounus Union, we
make III" tollnw'nr proposals: those
,hn rnrward ten dollars >hni receive
'"vro c"p,"S i"r M" vrar: those VII"
"vari twenty hullnrS. sh'l receive
"""tv ,hrcr copies t"r twelve
n"rthS-rcdnrinc ,h" rr,crt Il" cicEip-
"r,n CENTS. irr n volume vt FlGur
,vvrU,u y ~ru,rry.rwo r,Cr>' Chr
No|nrr,",;r ni"rdS ~" ""Sn"riulv
,or"<'cI ~ rNe,, themselves ia oh
%a',;", rS v"hvrrihr'S.
TUrrru US FISK } ~
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-04-14
Friends of Temperance will scrupe to pay hand
some leeS.-S. Adams Messenger.
moo GOOD mo- BE LOST.

We indebted TO the orespondent of the Mo.
bile Register and Journal, for the following sketch of
the remarks of Mr. Morrisett of Monroe. a bill was
under consideration to charter Medical College ut
Wetumpka-and after several friends of the bill had
spoken in its fnvor, Mr. Morrisett entertained the
House by the following effective speech in opposition:
Mr. Spenker-I cannot support this bill, unless l
am assured that distinguished acquaintance of mine
is made one Of the Professors. lie is wha; that Col
iege wishes to make for u.s. a Root Doctor--and will
suit the place exactly. lie became n Doctor in two
hours, and it only cost $40 to complete his education
He bought book, sir and read the chapter on few
ers and that was enough. he was sent for to see
sick woman-a very sick woman. With his book
under his arm, off he went. Her husband was in the
room with the sick woman-the doctor felt of her
wrist and looked in her mouth then taking off his hat
he addressed the husband thus: elias you got sor-
rel sheep?" "No, never heard of such thing in
all my life" "Well there is such things" said the
doctor very knowingly ''IIas you got then sorrel
horse'" "Yes7" said John quickly, az rode him to
mill to-day" well, he must be killed Immediately, >
said the doctor, "aDd some soup must be made and
givento your wife" The poor woman turned over
in her bed, John began to object, and the husband
was brought 10 stand. "Why, doctor, he is the on
ly horse we've got, and he is worth hundred dollars
and will no other soup do well?'' "No the book
says sothere is but two questions. will you kill YOUR
horse7 or will you let your wife die ?-Nothing will
save her but the soup Of sorrel sheep or souel
horse If you don't believe me, will read it to you."
The doctor took up the book, turned the chapter
on levers and read as follows: "Good for revers-
sheep sorTsl or horse sorrel''
"Why, DOCTOR" exclaimed husband wife and
son, "you are mistaken, that don't mean sorrel
sheep or sorrel horse, but, ''-"We know what
am abont." interrupted the dpctor shat is the way
we doctors read it md understand it.'
Now, said Mr. Morrisett with an earnestness and
gravity that were in striking contrast with the laugh
ter fthc House, unless the Hon. Speaker and the
friends of this BILL will assure that my sorrel doc
tor will be one Of the Professors, must vote against
the bill.