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,rt 40 vols. lna arg. mspl OF Tie Nal.o "a History II
s -ts- vi new win Numerous engrayiuss, winch
oliv Inc On enilrr tiaf be- prDcurs- Plrs.-
r,S rznkin" be irit a. Journal OF Commerce Dl-
nce. Mals- Ot- u
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GOLDEN RULE-DoUBLE NUMBER

nDDFELLDN ; ATTEND,-A splendid number OF Tins
~ popular iOgrns will be ssuei on Saturday Oct =
An extra eOu WI be struck % TO supply the demand for
.nclr copies Price only g.. Tor r double number
CONTENTS.
l. The Travelling Card tse Of the Order, By T. g. Chss
Burdet
H. Secret Principles made known By their Elects a
Sermon preached before l. y. o. y. al Bridgeport c.
by Rev. Bro A. B. Chapln, Of New Haven.
ILL., The RenOunced Treasure. capital story tran ssiei
hy " lism HOwit from the Swedish OF Nlcalder
" Profanity. a General Evil-NO OF "Prohbitons OF
the Order" by Re-. bro A. B. GrOsh, Of Reading, Pa
Laws and usages Vi The Order of OidFeAows-hdi'
ora.
VI Be.. Mr Blanchard, or Ohio, aud odl-Fellow'hP-
Editorial
vi Proceedings ofhe Grand Lodge ON Y. 81 II. meet
ug Tuesday evening last
VIII benehts-s vefy Interesting srtcle, by 4 3. o.,
X News rom the Lodges-EXtracss rom the cprre-poh-
Deuce Oi the Golden Rule.
y Anusemen,.-Mrs. oautle's Curtain Lectures, snd
other arrcle--two pages.
NJ. Lady's Page-Besllifu readings.
MI. scrap BOOS-Two pages OF hsht ini,cfAsny
Mi. Visiting Card. for the Lsdie-. -
NV DIRECTORY Of Loo yes nj kucSmprnents OF the J. u
r. unIcr the urid Of the GRAD Lodge OF me T. :
with Returns OF the Elections Tor the OCTOBER quarter 80
Tar A. received Literary Notices, Scraf-.s &c
p TERNs-City subscribers OF cents weekly psyaole
D. me Csersservel 10 all parts OF the city snc brooksr
Mail subscribers 81 year sdgance Those sntingc p
e, U 10 friends Tor reference, VIII ease send
e-ry the ONCE. +. WINCHESTER fuoh.hef'
OILS IT. Il Ann.t-
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~ save and Cherish your Hair.--B

R,s,orauye .maLaie- rom regular Physician and can
therefore e depended For falling hair is certain
meiy II sapped wilaoli charge until successful al u3
Office l3l rsiaveuue DcpOfs Tor The sal--Bazalr Us
broadway y \, : Mlik-sL Boston 100 amth-.L Pni,
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Iorgc sale Of Magnificent PaiprIng--

IT,. J. n0p gr free exhibition Ia me Ctainbers-. Ga cry
Granite Bu ldng Broadway, Tie argesI and nos spenld
coecusn % Paintings. ancient am modern ever offered
ir ale In al civ among them i large and valuable Pic
IRE recently from Bonapale COLLECTION, genuine Land
.cspe bv Lrysdae; Nsi.giiy Y CarAoci LID Holy
hy Rapt a &c among the modern highly finished Prtures
1y snd Af,er Cauee Verre Wae. Pnard, De Orally ans
MANY others forming together be m0si desirable collection
of Paror and Cabinet Pictures offered IN Newly
Sale, % Tuesday -si and Friday the ,ith Al Do clock
each Z 49, 90 ols
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~To the Public

CV-TO the Pubc-and lnose "lO are pTe.lls posed %
Liver Complaints, or afe a7ecled WIN any Of use cs
Or herr iary humos and also those whose constitutions
.ie broken dow by the OF mercury and any who are
suffering from ILc eston Dyspepsia or uJudicou tfe al
uleat Of any OF above diseases, should without delay
make Use vi Dr. Wo0ps sAEsAPASILL. and WILD CHERRY
BfTTgss Sold wholesale and ret u by VIVA. ktrcHAM,
III fu.lon-.i " Y James ". snilh, corner Futon and
Craubergv - sroosirn. OILS Gus
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NOW READY.
DIG ABEL AND THE LITTLE MANHATTAN, by
IL - A. ,t...s 49, nj pntnan,,s Ithrarv al

- 10 ABEL AND THE LITTLE MAMMA An oy
ID Comeliu, Mathews. Wiley and Punsnls Library OF
American Books, No. v. Second edition
Big Abel and the Lutte Manhattan presents, IN pleas
ant way ms &c lantern view of New NOrs and VIII, oys
substance manner. mandy readers- Tribune
There 50 ri IN this lively production mat
not only renders sroctve but evinces ne power OF tue
genius Every page stes the great abilities OF the young
au,hor"-N. Y Erangelnt
"Of most original hishy entertaining interesting ana
WHY character. Saturday ErP9riuni
The conception and execution OF ms book are boh org.
uA The principle inst OF suggestive para ei
between the present ami the primitive condition OF me Is
land OF NJ abhagtsn. - B roadway Journal.
The dea OF the story sustained throug hout. an
affords excellent opportunities for that species OF wruDg IN
which Mr. Mathews excethe humorous and grotesqae IN
minute detail The resources OF Newf Ork for the uses OF
teton are thoroughly tested The most uneven and rregu-
lar streets alleys graded to wide eyel Oh do
nance with now and then pitch towards intensity The
ob-curest localities dgnihrd with newly discovered non
ofs and the darket III up with sudden noorely
-kveHiRg Post
rhe book eynces great powers OF minute obsey suon ana
fancy 10 shape the materials Of narration INTO strange
FORKS. Boston Couier
nI9 2ts WILEY i PUTNAM. i6l Broadway
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II uyscnD-rs ~Vuia fospesuuiy niofn uof cus"'thsfs
a tue D1 seLesy ,al lney have al tsen ware fvvos,
no }, Do, a as.ofulebt VI Furniture VI thsf
own nsGs alufe-anODs wuicn 0s se'efa. sells 81 n~ss
O.,l Ueaul, OF design anu nn1 "vfAuiansnp 40
a c.ded BY Any msgi4c.stsl IA ms ciss lbrif hssas
an1 ,- aDout Leif uweiass, are foxuss1n W
Al aud ex anu. TIeJ very esss AL -
% L dr vefed daring present ~eek, "nien u"y "vuo
-. ul-a,.i 10 .xnDlt previous sent hvm us1
u.I--ur,ul.. UrMiN0 = bULkLkI OH 1tn-
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MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION

Terms, &c. Will be made known On application ~ he
Librarian whose desk VII Je found he boOkOi suoscrp
ton. ny order,
OIL Su,' NJ ARROWSMlTH, Char. Class Comm.
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PubLISHEp THIS MORNING

y ACCOUNT Vi TIE Exploring Expedition " Oregon
"A and Norn California ffce 81 cents. usfeceiyed by
OH VIM II. GRAHAM. Tribune buLs inx., Nas.s1-st
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"a .FUh rIShniLL, New 1Lr. "a, ~
"a ..uI,.s nlI NM. n..-laI.a.Ls al fes

,tcp-ic, and Mug os-aiiu'Is al fesAs-
Aili, " UslpO.nt IO.d oplIo tofn~ all.
sswfIalnoUfsa soB rcs fsik, nyac fsiA, si1 hsinc-
,yr.h. luU syirIislo STEAMBOAT SASlA CLAIS,
captain r.. PIECE wIl bsicsy Per ryefy &ef.
u,u a. COCOA, cAc.pt ouuroys ohd ILufsdays hSlufn.
,us caves hlns ,unaay c.-Sig, at vcivck, aud
,..as, rGuay a. Vc.ock
IA ne mo- mig pvu, al - rVf passas aYpy 70
4, a, ~. AGENT. ,Ju ... .ua.L
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vpov BuENOs AYREs.-We have inc brush
-, NJ August and 9-couhrrning the accounts De-
.eved Of the seizure Of the Argentine squadron al
go Vdeo hy the British and french-a "hch' ~
.sl usv the Packet gives vent 10 heavy Dnideh ol
pdgnai ion II adds that on the 81 oi August
-, an vessel The Eufraca. arrived on Monte 'ldeo
- pncnos Ayres and was boarded by an oncer nom
o,,i.h brig Racer who ordered the bunacla e'Vhg'
.ee the sdmrsls ship , ~ De-.
Ts order was obeyed when the captain OF the Racer
- On hoard and demanded the letter bag, "iich ne
- and took from II seventeen letters addressed 70
,e,,i O,ibe for the inspection Of Admiral lnseneio,
49, gniracia was then forbidden TO enter the pon OF
e,reo whiher she was bound, but her commando. was
~ hat he might 20 either INTO the harDoI oi Noh.
yS,o or back 10 Bucnos Ayres The Packet says tha'
IN proceeding may be sale with feeble power axe
,o,nia but that IL would not have been venturco on j
40 Tntrsca had carried the flag of the United states
Inc seizure II the Argentine squadron, ACCORDING 70
ne Packet excited the wsrmcst Indignation at bueho'
,yr.s among foreigners we'll rs natives, ana reso
,e discrimination prevailed all ranks and classes MOI u
.or,fy with toe demands Of the interfering powers
Aa,alral Brown and all bis officers, natives Of ufea
britain were required TO sign pledge that they "Ouu
o, serve again dunDgihe contest. They were receive
nh hyzzas and shouts OF welcome on their landing al
suenos Ayres
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MAGAZINES FOR NOVEMBER,
METALLAK

rI,HE LOSE. INDIAN OF Tie M-galOw.y, by ineinter
suffolk Bar published his Gay al Freucfs Publish
ins Hal - Broadway, up STARE Tnls BOOK I'd. beeh JI
mi splendid slyle with TWO beautiful eDguvngs. For
sac ss above and all the periodical depots tnce IA
cent? olo ftrools-
NOTES from over sea-Conss.ng Of observations made
~ ir Europe, Dy Rev John Mitchell vols II mo. now
ready The JesgIfs, by NJ 81 MchileI and Quineirescy
sooa GATES SrEDMAS, ia William II Ol5 isL
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A CAPITAL NUMBER.

vUNHE 81 NDAl TIMEp and NOahs weekly messenger
OF tomorrow Oct lsl wil among olner tmhRs c"n-
.
sists upon Mr.. b. fighting duel
Revolutionary Rrmlusc-uce--An original sketch OF TIE
life Of Daniel Boone. the Western pioneer
A compilation most interesting Miscellaneous ard
Theatrical items brought by the Great Britain
China and The Chinese.
The Pedar's Wiie-a thrilling sketch.
4 few extracts from Punch, National Sports. Sc.
Letter from a,hnglUn, giving exclusive aud important
matters from the cspia al
The Far-kcsing Ysnkees-G anbling Houses--A Scene
IN COuu-WhO Claims Hum together win variety OF IN
erestng paragraphs upun al subjects, Theatrical Nouce'
or the eek aud latest Foreign and LOcs News up To
he time OF going ~ pr 80
Once 6l Nasau-sLu up stairs Prices cents -ing nun
Der. ore dollar year for tie country oio
MAGAZINES FOR NOVEMBER, &C.
XHyMTAfLOk No 2Astor House, Ia. Jut Ieceiy ed The
w Columbian Magazine for NOyember-TGis favoriIe
MAGAZINE j. handsomely Illustrated WIN Engrsvlhgs
and ishons. Prcs , cents
Grshaus Magazine Tor November. TINS number - en-
behshed with three well executed engrsyings frce =
cents 90 -.
Ladies National Magazine for November THIS - Maya
zine almo, EQUALS the fur style and Oaauy Z"
eugranngs Price 10. cents.
New-IOrs illustrated Maya me fer November, l. aoou
the any e-r 10 number OF -ngfa.lngs u
quantity matter here teing four ensrsynes snd % psee'
tor p cents.
Wmp-PoorWil a Poem, by Geo T. Morris ESQ get ~
IL splendid sg.e nth 10 eugrsvings
secret History OF The Tyler Dynasiy Pro- . cents
Autobiography Of Alher ~ cent?
P.Uvesbia Philosophy. % CENTS
Da-A.s a. Lie, No. .. " cents.
Penny Magazine, No. ~. y cents
Man.aeld Para Novel, by Jane Austin > cents
The Weesly Newspapers Of Ns"-forA, Boston and PM
...r nsF.la 4N.
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AMERICAN ART.UNION, so BROADWAY.

NOIICE-ror Ia, xfesiof cva'enichoe " a.
- 49,. .ut,,,,ou And nvss vi becoming mem
A. a. ,. rym. VI Le ArL nion are hsiIe4 Up ssefJ iNi
e,.i. t,l.gays eAcepedJ from sey.h u zen ve'oeA :.
a. . rl,.c- SUBSCRIBERS gan fsspseuuAy request
t,ir ifelf eefgDcss ss raiiJ 4s p"ss.Dir ." - ~
fe. az. Du.ness vi Tic iDsitslvn anu asvd e"Hus'""
-, .,,t,anfu..i,t Oh tIr vi lIS oIsuIJuloil
'ls d.. L. r. FkAskh, Superintendent
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= rur nIvopy CHRIST,

a l47 Broadway, ~ Y THIS Is the largest and most
"A beautiful IN the World IL WAS executed
%, Monk Ia the Convent OF ST. Nicholas AT Genoa nom
od block of lpor feet long by fourteen inches diam
eter pronounced 10y the highest authority To be with
OUT parallel among works Oi Ar Abundance - CENTS
Exhibition day and evening. sig ms
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BOYS, CLOTHING AT THE FAIR.

AIRS COkNMALi, oi -. GRAND oil. respectfully solcn
lV1 Iaspes ton OI er speciics Oi boy o!inx now
Dclng exhibited eli, believing tey VIII be IVund su
perVr Ell r aud hnls 10 ANY manufactured IA ths ei
ar,e assortment ~ her Oh esab shed slaDd
~ Grand Ah,n ~ b. orders Tor aby siylo exc
c.t.l nj shot uotlcs. ~ lmeoils'
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MEMS, BOYS AND OHILDREN's
tu LyEKY BODY . .sloaisoea 10 noar lnal BLOOM

EHsllOfNbN tIOtAUiB.
4 LARGE assortment al wholesale aud retail. NO. IL
N BOW ery y. \. I.-5 ou..' JOS Is. CLOSE a 90.
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NIbiO'S SAHDtN.-r.nfanee IN nfVsi~ ~
Last performance TINS seasJn Ticket n1gl,- D1oss
open n O'Clock. To commence a. O'Clock saturday,
Oobsr lSh on which occasion and tor ihs night only, al
mtAnc. 10 al psrs the nOnse - cents In consequence
OF the hundreds Of persons that disappointed IN Wiz
messing ne Golden Farmer rs performance. viii
be repeated evening The euleIalnn ents 10 commence
with the farce OF Uucle >aiH During The evening" M
John SETON vii sug his celebrated medley OF sN Come
II, ne with tel 10
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.,HrEr iHUN FOR Roots shuu-rs bC2is, 2c--Toe
- ..y.cnb.Is .seuls Ns~ Jersey loa 10. WI
c.f o,aefs Tor auy du..n puon Iron, cut 70
.u ~ zna &ldth for DO.flfvp, locomotives Sosu smut
'1. .a1 nnor, sHERMAN, ATWAIEk Il 20,
Cot Fulton l. Lilr.sts
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A., SMALL FAlfJl iOf safe iOIr piies III LD ans
~ Uuf,h, L. nu good buildings, ifult anu every c,n
tor geuteei fanny. ror scafd WIN All par
[ No. 81 Doud-at 10.
6Es 10 LLT-Pat VI a nvutTn bIlt bflcA House IN
AZ Bloo.y ltnln lew n.Ilscs vi Fulton fcffy
small aly ~u be lei low, and possession gwen
immediately Enquire OF W A. lie Dianc, corner VI Nassau
aLd Posn broosiyn, or ia Futon 81 Now IOsk.
-. IA.
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From OrEGoN-Wiih IN few days we have read
several leiier. from gentleman in Oregon. written al
,be close OF the spring which speak OF some suffering IN
cneouepce o great reshets caused by excessive rams
unng he early part Of the season Lands tnat hsd p'
i,ore been known to over flow were submerged, and
roo deal Of injury done 10 crops and buildings
Inc same letters speak Of the continued arrival o emf
rants over the mountains some Of these had suffered
much during their Journey particularly the siter par o
il from want III food. Cases are mentioned oil great
destigtion and one instance Of a family not having
particle OF food remaining when they reached the sette
fnent The writers give ii their opinion ha' persons
advanced IN life should attempt 10 pass BY sd from
the states to Oregon. They find unexpected ditcu
md some which their strength cannot surnount some
ofhe last emgrans will add enc gy and strength ana
moral worth the present feeble population OF oregon
and there Is nucleus formed which with dlscfee'
Management. will give importance to that last growing
region. 60.
The writers speak Of the excitement pending the FIRST
election for government officers. Although so far re-
moved as it may be thought here. from political strife
the cizens Of Oregon bad their caucus meetings ana
uouar meetings very much the same as they had been
ccusomed TO In the States There were two partlesas
We have before mentioned-the Hudson's Bay CompH-
oy and the American emigrants the result was IN favor
q the latter by large maj Hiiy com AuN'
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l., COTTON & 60. Auction and Commi-sioa kes
chanls NoA us Fulton suret. and - Ann sl-Lh
sra made and proup, renru
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pROgABLy MURDER OF A WIFE BY POISON
among the indictments found by the Grand Jury last
seek was one against Milton Braman. Of the town OF
Hamilton for the murder of former wife by poisoning
kman married less than year since 10 the woman
win whose death he is charged She owned AT the time
about thirty Of land the title 10 which her husband
prevailed upon her about two months previous 10 hef
lealh to convey 10 him and which he aiterward sold
Her death took place 10th August last ia audiences
Notwithstanding her inhrm health OccasioDed remark IN
tbe neighborhood On the lOth Scptember-ess Than
ue mouth from the death Of his former wife-Bramsn
aas again married 10 a Miss Green of this town The
suddenness of this new connection with other material
circumstances induced suspicious that there had been
foul MAY connected with the death Of his former wife
The remains disnterrod under the direction OF The
Coroner Doct Beardslcy-thc stomach taken rom the
BODY and conveyed 10 Hamilton College where II uncer-
went chemical analysis the hands of Professor Avery
the result Of which clearly established the Tact OF The
stomach having been subjected 10 the action OF arsenic
md the presencc Of particles Of the poisonous mineral
II IL said 70 have been in proof among other things,
that Braman short time before the death Of his wife
purchased quantity of arsenic in Smyrna and that ne
incurred Of the person of whom he purchased as TO me
,.aiive quantities that would cXtnguish animal ana hu
man life About the time of the disInterment OF The
BODY Braman sent back his wife with her effects to her
iOrmer residence in this and. gathering his own
property proceeded To the canal at Canastoa, where he
placed his goods on board of boat and took passage IN
the cars for the West bench warrant was issued and
placed in the hands of Deputy sheriff Rice, of this vii
age who forthwith left in pursuit Of The supposed muir
ieref Madison Madison Cos Observer, Oct 10
IL 4 Prince Edward Island paper says that the
amonest the potatoes in thai Island is not quite
vseous It al first anticipated, and that very
sl0t crop might vet be- expected.
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I,KtATh,T CIKiO-iT,

NAmcucan Masiodon OF Mammoth Ms'curgan Of Doct
Koch. The skeleton Of lhs gigantic animal - now eN
moung tor s iew Gays ~ me Minerva Rooms 30 broA1
way Ths- the lafs,s. an mos perfect Skeleton ever
discovered.
Abundance p ccutL Children hall price. oiiIvi.
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lIrIAN's tENts.-Ims tuly o-autiiui Psinans
i mas alter successil visit 10 Boston, returned
tor exhibition this city, room No. Lsfaree Buildings,
No. 293 b Os.way open from > NJ. III 10 T. VI. Ad'
miance > cents season ucket. 20 cents. olo 5vis'
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Au ~ EkN BODY Is aslOnisued Ia hcaf llal DL JON
I'LL EEL Hats dollar cheaper Than uny oInet
d,a.I ol equally n.e qualify, fashion anu nlish.
md y,t Il and every body VINO WI 1--we nln call
VIII eslabsD an assortment VI Hats as lai 50
aud eegal any Otner place, ana dollar cheaper
These tial, Naive AMI tne manor bOfn but
nose no prefer iorelgu-male muoic VIA had al tns
store somo beautiful French Has just imported he has
nOw cr, but l-~ "a these ou hand
His Ut Caps for gentlemen aud children, com
prsrs every possible 80 mat ali Lases may &c suited
ana IN. &c. Ia, ether WIN Cal-s LmDrciss bfgshes &C
may oil be had al prc.s corr spondDsiy rcuSeu.
r.. BOOMER, Ciarehdon House.
ola IL out bfoalway.
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,iarlets.-C Carefully re, srfsi 70, ns Tr.s-As.

FRIDAY. october L.
AsnEs-Pots are dull AID ~ bos have been taken al
s. s7.G3 81 Pearls steady with sales al % or 10
bbls At Il: "a IS.
COTTOS-There is more doing to-day, and INC lfShs
actions reach 1900 bales mostly for shipment Inc rates
easy for the buyer and the decline since the steamer
is tdtc v 10.
FLOUR AND NEAL-There has been consideraole
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Jlll l'aspluus.
splendid FALL AND WINTER cool

SPLENDID FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
NlEN's, BOYS AND ChlLDRENs CLOTHING
Ivl cOR1L 1. GREEN, 40 Chsthanl--t. corner "
rear.-nIu Keep con.lanlly GA hand III LII AID CON.
PLETE ASSORTMENT vi MkS's, BOYS and Chill
DkENs CLOTHING, OF ali descriptions, made in INC
MOST NsHION 10 winch ~OaG most respect
luy invite those want As he made
uts ClotA, tassimee, tot~s &c by
every packet and has experienced
Caters pledges nse,f 10 give perfect Satisfaction 10 sl
Who may purchase. =.
n. B-iupents made 10 onar at the shortra notice sai
u,ti 81 rtcf p.actua.t. %
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l -,isaIules Oi ihs viii ps ready COS iensefy
a. J-sDr, Tor winch, ana TOT iAofnstoa 10
asssls, sppiy 10 AiDcfs D Merrill 40 40 NAN
o. a.4.v. Albany, Oct o, lob. o. '" NEW LII,
ny..NX.l,.s kccsiyer
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Decrease IN : mos of lsi5, s2eco,4iS sass Ssi
The requisite steps have been taken at Toledo to
establish two banks ,hat place with capital Of slOO
OOD each One Is TO be branch OF the State Bank and
the other will be sn Independent, bank based on State
stocks and specie
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DESIRABLE

V,HE GREAT fAlk-Pefsols coming from the
u coungy ~ yurchsss bvo,s AID onoes " i DO wei "
ca. a. Inc od cufIsf," NJ 10 Csnlnest corner
VI blecsefsL visfs1 has. Ialc sss.fiirut
iO Winner pces low - " ssloulsa
.le p<vys.. DOat iOfxe., Inc O.a wooden coflsf,
IA L.. X. r. TUCK
Democratic banner., 1845-02-08

Of public opinion. the Democratic party
have ever been on the side Of the peo-
nle. 1t has been reserved to the Demo-
Gratis of Platte, to ~attemptsto reverse. Its
position, on this vitality important ques-
ton.
The Resolutions Of this meeting speak
of lhe proposition TO elect the Judges dl,
:rectly by the people, being made and
urged by the Wings This fac. it is
supposed by the meeting. will be suiil-
cient to throw the democratic party III
opposition TO il, on the principle that
Democrats must oppose whatever Wings
approve. such views, however can on
" find support among those who under
ale the good sense and intelligence OF
the people. Democrats will not be dri-
ven from an undeniable Democratic po-
si,ion, simply from the fact, that their
political opponents, from motives Of en-
pedieney alone, agree with them.
And here, Mr.. Editor, you will OBJ
serve a wide discrepancy bc,weenden-
ocrats and Wings on this subject. Inc
former are in favor o givins the cleo
ton to the PEOPLE, because ii is right IN
itself and Of i,self,-the wings are for 1t,
because it will give them a portion ofthe
Judges. This is evidently the meaning
the manifesto OF the organ in St. Louis
the Ropublican,--and no-one can believe
that if they were in the a%scendency in
/ The State, that tins meaning would re-
ceive any couLiennnce, from their W
party. As all participation on the high
er Judicial offices Of the State-but give
the election to the people, and they can
provide for some oftheir wing friends in
the wing circuits.
But enough On this subject for the
present-at another time, | may trouble
you again. Is X.