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A. A. SAMANOS,

MPORTER OF TOBACCO and SEG-4RS
MO BROADWAY up stairs, offers for sale, liberal
terms 80 bales st. Jago hhds Scraps: Seed
Leaf IS ScafarIta; case Of Jusus Smossg dog
Friction Matches, Marck Bsckes fabric
Also Paper Segara various brands
and wholessle and retail o1o lm~rc
nUACKERY IN NEW YORK.--Dr. CsoPER, "a Duane
street, Chatham street, wishes strangers and c
the victims OF the imposition OF Quacks
peruse the following letter
DR.. CooPER-SiR-Last July contracted disease, and
Immediately applied TO DOCTOR who promised to
sweek continued with HIM TWO months, and gradually
getting tried after another all the
Doctors and each promised to care ne q. :ssh
not doctors concluded TO to The hospital where
the doctors kept under course Of for weeks
body covered with uleen was compets skeleton the
doctors considered dangerous to more nedI
cine advised southern climate. left the hospital aad
by the advice Of several friends placed myself under
care the lat Of January last The result - told ia
WELL and restored perfect health. wish tins pub
lished, and refer to
% m GREEN. Rrlcktavev
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nK. JOHNSON, IL Duane street, Chatham street,
of the Oldest and most experienced Medical and Sur
81 certain class Of delicate diseases The Doctor sssb
shed stand for eleven and durIag that has
successfully treated 600 OF vensna mercura
other delicate complaints The Doctors fer skill
pre.smnsn No matter how long may have Elest
turc ulcers upon the body the throat pains
the head and bones Of the legs, will md you
your case cnrabe CoDstituonal weakness, sometimes
dalaed in by young men Many unfortunate victim Of
Dyspepsa weakness Of the limbs and small Of the hack
confusion of intellect palpaon the heart
aversion to society," only symptoms Of this complaint
He warrants cure in every case or no charge Mild and
49, for advice attended to. DR.. JOHNSON is regularly
educated Physician and Surgeon % lmsr
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CHEAPEST AND BEST INSTRUCTION
IN WRITING.


III. New York and the reopennE Of his Academy for
No. sos Broadsesy, corner IF Duane street.
Superior and Elegant system Of WRITING laugh, with Ger
BY hi. ,y.tem tadie. taught neat, handsome. deli
semen acquire bod manly and sapeditiou. style suitable
q. Writing 0'o
q Strangers visiting New York obtain the system
in three days. o28 eodimsrrc
PEIyATn ~ 3E THE RHkA
u nassau, srkSaT. new Yofk.HTSe Members q q
Of
on the
sa , s hs
der old ctions such as ulcers diseases OF the
eSqeae snd Se &c The result Of IL. nue Is
giving mercury, niudicous treatment, and objectionable
,I,ur sprc,v, sT TTTE he CURED Sy,H :,
nocturnal emissions and all discharges from The
yet discoveed without nterfs ing way with BUSH
ness f'''h One Ds sAR 81 PPGsikLrsE
I ed h r. @ g &.
Accordance with the most modern dc $eovss o.
tracing its real virtues has been tested and sp
euisasops symptoms n.rsemeas and pain:
Ps ss s a p
m'0 fTss Tsf RGslc sT IL sak
THIS valuable msdy syphils DOM
primary aud constitutional 1t should be resoted 10 I'M
y after the first Of the disease fersons
who have eupons the kin noass h"od
scroua any disease arising from o. s
should Of without IT, oingie poeue' O"e
Dollar cases of half dozen s.. -r
DREPARED expressly o. those whp have rim n.
dulged secretly, committed e1cesses o. any na
invaluable nvsorating tonic VIII e
~ phy weakness OF the sexual
IL is also pow erfu coector OF Femsle rreguiats, aud
never fails produce the Una, nau
v;sar Price Two Dollars per bottle, or 500 dozen.
''s PARTICULAR NOTICE
DATIENTs residing IN any part Of the Union by writing
statement OF their s;u ton let The disease be of what
Kind il maydec tie, indelicae private otherwise IL
will be consulted spon by the members who meet daily for
that end the necessary remedies with drecons
stately In this instance the fe. ts3) which
will ncude all expenses be en-. ed post paid and
dire cted to w. r. DICKI>SOS, Agent
81 Nassau At New York
Where one Of the memben-Doctor McDonnelI-,s in at
tendance. ni3 lmsrc
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ANOTHER CERTIFICATE
nF cure performed by DR.. UPHAAl'S PILE ELICIT
" AIRY, addressed to the Agents in Rochester -.

Messrs Post WiIlis-Gen Il is with ordinary eel
have y use 81 Dr. GpSsn
EssS sssa .
beyond endurance and cannot Be kuevn imagined oay
s:s'
.S n. YSu 81 d.
nd s
and to purify the bood-thus remoung the cause Of Sss
needles; add thst. previous to Obtaining the cleo
su . S.
Piles PLEASE en- T. !; my q in 81: or, Of
eaIai sbs os Al:
ss p III s':s':
pay sa. ' G.n Hs:.
''s.' 'n' emitted 70 'i 2z%sEsSE IN sfERs Co.
PRIyATES, TIE, lSss p lss,
Members Of The New YORK College Of Medicine and
TO se T ps s 2"
seases Of private and confidently promiss
Without the I'ss
III. sss: s Ss
a. vast OF suffering and be thus avoided
0Ts Of With III Gs he Sa s op. %
,hG's complaints attends for consultation daily from AM
HFoR4&NF n. ~ cSU ifss
personal application have forwarded them chest con
ans ther e..s e1pey together With al sy%pton
time Of contraction and treatment received elsewhere
any, and enclosing - 'S%i' s. fkliis%aTHE6soS
vELPEAU's sPEClFlC FILLS.
EOR the radical cure Of gonoIrhoes slest seIni emf.
HSss r g. 4: s1 al
TO- xcTfss sy se eas
S,, er sSsa a the stomach from
THE fSNc psp1lsa y 8. Coles. .,
sna s c q
by secret ndalsenee or excess Of any kind Il an nvsus
bic remedy for Impotence s'sy, or bnrsnness, unless
Single bottles 81 esch of halra dozen ST. carefully
packed. and sent to all parts ofthe uuio,.
ron hICoRD's ALIErAy'vE MIXTURE. ,,.
udsou. e ny
mm should use dhs powerful purifier without delay q no
disease without thoroushy cleansing the with this
Justly celebrated Alternative.
for s5 carefully packed snd parts ofthe Union
.osonnnhER kSSI aSb 81 sAssArAhLLA
Pharmacy, e,sh.hcd for the suPprssson Of auscLery
herbs confidently recommended by the College superior
and ct sa . s @
nE from an impure state Of the blood such scroula ana
the bones joints nodes cutaneons erupons uleeraed
sore throat OF any disease arising om the secondary eeeu
!: in casss ofhaifs' dozen bottle, pss
" one dozen $500
Sns' io,v.,ss ;ik g a part. Of II. ynica
W. RiiscHARpsoN, Nd.
dkw = Nassau sussts New orb.
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M AKklED LADIES WILL FIND MUCH interest
lvl them by perusng Moral Physiology, by the
Hon. D. Owen, with additions and alterations by r. Clio
NJ D. Were this book carefully read by
person. and its advice strictly followed persuaded
that different Of society from the would
The erro Of poverty and the prospect large family Of
children which could be but poorly reared prevent many
prudent people from entering the matrimonial bat
here is work that will tell you important which
obvate all such objections Price of the book so
Philadepha and booksellers; the Editor Ann
ssree New York os1 inns
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Young Qa.sp, Baron Of Hrsnbsr, Midas, Promise ,Fea
LoSDoS-Ship Jealous. Fon 0LAsuow-Bhgs Sylphide,
and Mary.
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THE PHILADELPHIA HERB DocruR
III 216 Brooue ssrssf ~ Y


JACoB yREELAN Grscsyiile, n J cared of ssrofu!s
that was wonderful cure lyon Lur call ~ 2Ss You caa
haveeierencss ofths disease all Kew York Csses of
20 yesrs sandny John boucher 10 Columbia street had
ts hie ams,ism he was unable walk without crutehes.
e BY ms own statement, October 18th cured
days;h told csse Of Dysentsry cured two DOOR
from his place and one Of Dy,Pepsa Simeon Brown, At
IN EIGHT S.ys he shoSchs be would BURT he .ysns
eeeS n Dev street, cured Of Consumption,
ssr beng siysc Up By dinsrsn Doctors. md raising
PINT Day Of blood .nd eoTuptoa Mrs Cling. cured OF
ss'' ,, 3SA1 E.n ss.sa q Il 18Th Ayssa.
HaIda $50 Delaney cured Of Dyspepsia Miss Levy cured
Of Piles IN one week. after having the SIX One lady
reported five by bottle one OF wh,ch
was Consumption Of the Bowels Hundreds could be pro.
evidences rroduced to convince the world o2s msrrc
M EDICAL CAhDI,Dr Mormon has .ea. aged for
diseases, mercural and syphilic erapons gIeets
structures. gonnorhos and debility arising from secret
Bee his LONDON DIPLOMA with the signatures Of the
20tH Fulton street. Letters attended inF nc
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S-salss at the Stock Board to-day very limit
- SHARES western Bank at Is do Bank Baltimore, StL
a"s ND ss closed at 7eA bid; City6's, 80 g7l asked
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I EanaN m rsiIlAN-Dk nLtr ~ tyv ussus
slnqushed his outdoor practice entirs-
y office practice Patients aborng under chrome affections
snch diseases spne bones joints ulcers scroula
mercual diseases structures, piles &c Also certain dis
eascs to which the young liable in all large cities
cian and member OF the medical faculty. imsrc
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DkANDY-Just received per Fresch brig Arseds, '
ID Bsnnemout Becker Brandy, under Custom House
lock, and entitled to debenture For safe at
LAWRENCE, MYERS Co.
o3I1wsrrc - south William
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No CURE NO PAY
he; CORBiTT. 10 DUANE Street, Member Of the Royal

~ College OF Surgeons London, may be consulted in
treatment Of certain delicate diseases practice Of four.
teen years devoted TO- venesa dsea,es ensbes Dr. c.
four days No Mercury used. Structures cured in
two weeks without any pain. Constitutional debility
Those individuals who have INDUCED certain loathsms
habit can positively be restored health aud society DrC
has removed his Office insnuated by certain mush
Dentist Remember 10 Duane street, door Dr.
Johnson's No lmsr
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Vessels Loading In Canada.
mONTHEAL. Nov 2-Foa LfvERrooi.--s outer Johnny;
-oeur DC Lion, Lilias; Cspricom Sir Richard Jackson
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LOR the radical cure gouorrhoes g!eet seminal ennis
sons all mocopuruent discharges from the urehrs
These Ps the result of twenty years experience in the
Hospital de Charlie Paris are pronounced ~ their eee
Tor ali diseases Of the urcthra They effect much
,rer time than any other remedy, without taintng the
drssxreeing with the stomach, oennement from
Democratic banner., 1846-02-28
NO
81 shall never he anything
How do YOU know

81 shall never lie anything"
How do you know
because lhaye 10 talcnts."
No talents: PsEaw, Are YOU a fool?
You would be angry ii ! called you one,
and set by your language YOU actually ac-
knowledge Yourself a fool. No talents, INV
friend? What do you mean: You can
read, write and think. These are all Won
need to do something and be something
Study and close application are all that
is necessary to make you shine in the world.
Let us point you to our friend Neal-once
a poor, ignorant boy. He beganto read and
to think for himself, and now he stands on
one OF the topmost rounds of fame. And
too, il our friend Burrit. When learn
ing his trade as a blacksmith, he began to
aid write. and now his fame has tray
clled over Europe and America. He is
everywhere known as the learned black
We don't say you will be equally
distinguished with these men, but you can
become something by strong cforts-bv
in play your talcnts-feeble as YOU
nav think tEcm TO be.
Democratic banner., 1846-02-28
IN iDEA-TRUE AND BEAUTIFCL.

| can not believe that the earth is mans
abiding place. IL cannot be that orr life
Is cast up by the ocean of eternity TO float
a moment Upon ITS waves and sink into moth
ingness, Else why is it thai the aspirations
which leap Ike angels, from the temple Of
our hearts, are forever wandering about un-
satisfied? Why is it that the rainbow and
the cloud come over US with d beauty that
is not OF earth then pass oil and leav. as
to muse upon their failed lov o~iiness? WHY'S
thai the stars who hold their festival around
the midnight throne are set above the grasp
Of our limited faculties, forever mccking us
with their anapproachable glory? AND,
finally, why is it that bright forms Of human
beauty are presented to our view, and then
taken from US. leaving tie thousand streams
of our affections to flow back in Alpine
torrents upon our hearts? We are born fer
= higher destiny than that Of earth; there is
4 realm where rainboWs never fade; where
the stars viii be out before Us, Ike iSl,tS
sIumber on the ocean; and where beings
pass before US like shadows, will stay
IN cur presence fore-or|TDulmrI.
Democratic banner., 1846-02-28

dread this conflict? Death in some form o
other IS the destiny of all OF Adams race
lille at longest is but a spanj this generation
IS but dust Oh tie wheel Of time. Wha
boots It, then, whether We ere shaken from
Il An instant so"uc. or later: Az; and who
Of a! taat now hear ne, would not rather
"aenthe clanSor Of GabrieFs trump shall
summon TIC pale millions OF the dead to ,be
CONGREGATION OF ages, appear in that vast
assembly clothed with tnc bloom Of youth,
bearing upon Your front the death-eash re-
c--'ed an defence Of your countrv's honor
ana tAc rights of man, than covered Will,
The wrinkles of dishonored age?
Against the English people Iha,e no hos
tile feeling; On the contrary, ! lovc item for
Their aspirations after freedom, and ! only
reproach them that tL.cy GO not tear avn
those ieuaal cobv ebs which have so long
CALLED their manly Inbs, and cast alaoncthe
nambero ages, those principles otiegitn.a-
cy which disgrace TIC country and age in
which they live. But the English govern
mentis quite anothc. thing. Tony mind i.
IS the ~orstgovernmentupon earth. Ithas
solne prctonce TO liberty without any Of its
substance. ltteors the sinews, and drinks
TIE sweat Of its laboring millions to FIFTEEN =
aristocracy. Curf!st confictwitL
England was in the revolution, which enGed
IN tearing from the British crown thirteen o
IS brightest jew,ls, and ~wrincing from her
stubborn heart the acknowledgements tia,
T. csc colonies were, and Of right ought to
be, free.
Tie scecnl was tic war of 1912, winch
IS called Tie second war Of Independence
humbied the pride ofthc British navy, and
ina Blaze Of glory n tic r!sins Of y
hr."ras. by makinetlousands of her bravcst
bite the dust III conflict with the raw
Of the western States. Tie third and
conflict is not yet. No man can doubt
'ut 'hatlt will come. When the history of
mai war IS written, 1t viii record the down
al Of The British empire. Fall she must,
md fall she VII, as sure ps Adam foil She.
$ now STANDING IN the ,viliaItor L.r -,r,.
md a sharp vision NAV eas;Iy d;sco
L., fro. a. /
Ll -
-, "t'' "' F"i''o Wal o4
""o
~ l SAID before Eneiands greatness now
upon hsr commerce. She has three hum
Feu millions OF Tonnage, which gu@gcs her ship
ing We have already two hundred millions,
ma arc no" gathering upon her with the strides
j " swift course. When We pass her, her
y rea'ea'ie means VIII lie Fapid az
oregon Is therefore all lmportan; ina CONNER.
i@I point OF view. 1t IS the inch Of ground up
n which We can place a fuIcru,o, girln2 Us the
ever by which to o%verturn the weird of British
1t will give us a cluster of M n,f,c-
Democratic banner., 1846-02-28

and yoa can no mere s.opthem this side tn
t shores Of the Pacific tan YOU can dam Il
the mighty waters 81 tnc missouri, Will,
tie Rows ~ mciNn, on the Stony noun
tair !u~.l.h il s,Ies IS rise Where, re
r"at, VIZ nu' OREGON. ere We to find :oO!
for cur people? What are VIC to 30 with III,
iittic wh.le-!eaGcd girls al boys-Gos
hloss thor. vino throng our western val
leys, bright and blooming as the flowers tina
deck our iIlimitabIc prairies?
Can 1t be true, as suggested BY tic gen.
tleman from South Carolina, MI. Rhett.
that there IS danger Of = combined alliance
OF European powers against US? DO the,
exhibit . deposition 20 fern an unholy ALI
"Ace, to prevent TIE sp:ead and crush the
growth OF or free Institutions? ~Ircpcat.
there IS no dangero of war CROWN cut ofoul
present attitude upon The Oregon question.
IN that event, ii may bc made the p~rstaxtfor
the onslaught, but can never be tit, real
cause Of war. England has 10 rights in or
to Oregon; al least. her diplomat;sts have
in!iedt 10 show them, whilst ours have clear
y navIgated the existence Of any such
right.
Let us take ashort retrospect oflhe past,
~ order t"ludgc correctly of the future
'%'herty, failing to find 4 footAo!d upon the
continent, took her GiGht to the New
World HE causes which produced, ana
'A' consequences winch followed the Amer
''"h revolution, planted deep III sol The
'ree 81 liberty.
n" 'orHaton Q! our constitution linked
''oSeiy together chain Of free republican,.
Is a rampant around that tree. 30.
protect It from tie outward pressure occa
s!cned by the hostility of European GOV
.'rHncn's {" the liberal principles which lay
II the foundation OF our system II govern
h"nt or "a'i . century the representa-
t'eS O! LEGITIMACY looked upon this expert
''H' with great concern, and not n little
'@f"' rs consequences upon their own III
Tower, which must melt under the
glowing light and s"orching rayscf the sun
II liberty, casting back his bright effrl-I
y"Hcc upon tie Old World, teaching man
everywhere that God has given him rights.
demand that he should maintain them.
thirst Il vas hoped that this experiment
You'd prove a failure; that rivalry and heart
'nrnlngS would grow up between the North
ma the South, the East and the West, winch
you'd finally burst the banGs OF union,
iro"i"S 'ae country INTO anarchy and con-
"S''N. ih""k God, time has dissIpatcd this
rope; the last '"ent.y years has convinced
hc world that our institutions are as stable
iLiie, ana as iirm as the DEGREES OF dest-
". ~" sooner are'he governments Of Eu-
oPe convinced OF the STABILITY OF our lnstl-
it'o'S, than meg are startled hy the eNhibl-
10" OF OUR PFl'ciP.e OF expansion, by the
OF airce republic INTO the Amerl-
an Union. Inns, TO them, wasthc passage
! i'c h~u"icoH; 1t was the beginning OF
NAT VIII 'hA III placing under The protcc-
"' '"e Of''u P'hioil" OF tHe american
'Si' ''' 'f'''' continent, stretching from
Democratic banner., 1846-02-28

Another nyr,, and e. nc . lcry '.TaMsr
arg uncnt. against these Resolutions Is. tt:al
If We, bv asserting or right, 90 Oregon, arr
unfortunately plung.dinto a "1T,t.r c,I-
sequence would be. ;,GcnrcSsIon OF dc.ao-
cratic. and i use ot fedora! principles; that
centeralism will grow on tie runs u State
rights. Mr.. Cilairma", / an q democrat,
and - the saving is, dyed in the wool; !
have alwaNs 10 the amoiSn- o! Ia aD..It5 op-
posed crntra!IsIn, banks, funded dcDts, and
protective tariffs: indeed il HaS bern 4 COM
mon remark, that / vas So radical, that II
placed me a century III advance Of ny OWN
pa.ty. But. be it known that J am no. the
man to msiat,in ny political party in In"
MANAGEMENT # internal affairs. by the sur
rendered r~.tcruai rights. Adj now de
clar. il. the presence Of this House, and in
the face of the world, that Il II be ncccssa-
~ ~ the maintenance u or national rights,
and cclntry's honor, that Iay political op-I
ponrnts take The rcinS Of got ernmcIt, ! am
this day willing 10 make 10 them the sur
notwithstanding. IS | from my soul d" be
liere. that in every thing that pertains to.
the honor of our country, they arc as PatrI-
otto as We are. and That our dIticrrncrS as
t. administrator t III: asures- grow outoi nom
est differences OF opinion, rs to what VIII
best promote Cur country's veal. But !
utterly repudiatc the gentlemen argument,
it is false in theory, and equally false IN
fact. Democracy can grow, and has grown,
whilst TIE torn Of Wal ragged III ali lis Ia
nv: the seeds OF Democracy were cast INTO
the earth hv the hand OF tie revolution; II
vas Graded ia It's storms. apd nurScd III Us.
fercest conflicts; there and then was the
tree of liberty planted; and the tempestS OF
val only loosened the earth aboutlIs roots
that it might grow the faster and spread tl'c
wider; its roots have been plentilully moist
ened by the warm lie blood Of those who.
defended II against tie furious assaults oil
the wild boar ufic.ilimacl. seeking to wiic'
his tusks against its inner bark. And !
now tell gentlemen, thatii it is occasionally
moistened by the blood OF the patriot, hon
estiy shed IN its defence, it will not grow a
whit the worse, nor cast a leaf on that &C
count. Has not the West, the whole of
That beautiful inland paradise rcsounded
with the cIank Of arms, and han not its soil,
Democratic banner., 1846-02-28

yOI II ROWING cDEry :
ana every iul'0hs t'ereoi' Deem Stainet
WIN '"' "io'" u ''e pioneer ana ind'a'
oin"'"a'''o d tue! ltii l" oeauiy 7.Fiie
WI" any man Ten me ''al loeriy' MS mos
.0Ai,'S anu u''''f"S-'ci or'n' Goes moi ho"f
"''"" "e 'er! pace "hef'
NC ""tl S"'"' We ""'' 'p'r'! VILE
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same he paid for up tohle time of its discontinue
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All letters on business must be "posi paid"
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DOUBLE YERDGCT-lirJno. Hoagh.
of Cincinnati, was mulcted in the sum OF
LOO for scducing Miss Roberts. and So
80 for a breach Of the marriage promise
made to Miss Sarah Watson. The sinru-
laritv Of the verdict IS, that tie crime in
the one case is less severely punished than
the offence in the other.
Democratic banner., 1846-02-28

LITTLE FAlLINGS.-'My james is q
very good boy said an old lady, .bus he
has little failings, for We arc none Of us per-
feet. He put a cat into the fire, flung his
grandfather's wig down the well, set the
barn on fire. and tried to stick Il fork in his
eye; but these are only childish
h"'l soon outGrow en-
Democratic banner., 1846-02-28

WOMAN'S VOICE. How consoline
to the mind oppressed by heavy sorrow, is
the voice of an amiable woman Like sa-
cred music impart 70 the soul a feeling of
CELESTIAL serenity, and as a gentle zephyr
refrcshes the wearicd senses with its soft
and melifiuous .ones. Richie may avail much
in the hour Of afllictioE; the friendships of
man may alleviate for a time the bitterness
OF woe; but the angel voice of woman is ca
pablo OF producing a lasting effect on the
heart, ana communicates a sensation Of de-
lic.ous %composurc which the mind never
before experienced, even in the moments Of
his highest felicity.
Democratic banner., 1846-02-28

4 MATCH FOR "HAINS."-A good
anecdote is told III the last true American
of man named Bently, a most confirmed
drunkard who would never drink with a
friend, or in public, and always bitterly
when caught a little too steep, ever
tasting liquor, One day some bad witness
cs concealed themselves in his room, and
when the liquor was running down his
seized him with an air of triumph
..Ah Bently have We caught you at last
' GU never drink. ha?" Now one would
have supposed thai Bcntly would hare &C
knowlcdgcd the corn. Not he,-with the
most grave and ine>pressible face lie calm
". and in d dieniticd Manner said-"Gen-
my is not Bcntly.'
Democratic banner., 1846-02-28

The public printing at Washington is Of
more pccuniary value than the Office of
President of tie United States. II has
Welded for the last ten wears a profit of
more than 80. goo annually.
Democratic banner., 1846-02-28

"a IeGr's .NGhre."-A down east editor
why his subscribers, who are so
rampant for Oregon, will not walk up and
pay their subscriptions after having had
more than "a wears notice"