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FArlnor6 Library. Al UEIIl Y
r,HE subscriber being appointed by John s. Skinner.
esq, editor Of the Farmers Library agent TO v-
ceive subscriptions for that popular work. will be happy "
forward the names of members Of Congress and other ge-
enen who may order the publication The last uuDs-
Der Of the Farmers Library has boon every
and member of Congress, with tho pubshars cifeuas
which the subscriber respectfully refeu. AdFeas ne ~
scribers box 1885, City Post Office. Ut the oce Of w..
Saturday Evening News whore specimens Of the Ferncrs
Library may be seen. w. THOMPSON,
corner of 9th street and Louisiana avenue
Dec 8-3t IIntcl.l ts* =
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THO LE0T.-A house completely and elegantly furnished,
Il and most elgiby situated in the First Ward
Apply Richard Smith, esq., cashier of the Metropolis
Bank Oct 16
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Dr. BAaYNa Kind Sir The following extract from let
ter was written by the undersigned her BROTHER
Using physician New York The writer is the
bereaved of clergyman wel known and much la
rented ard her testimony entitled the highest conf
dence She cheeruly consents to its publication, ~ 10
your Judgment, IL may aid in commanding your useful
brace the patronage Of those who would be most benefit
ed by its use.
p Yours respectfuIly X. J. S..
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Furnished Rooms the First Ward Rent.
A FURNISHED parlor and three chambers. with tn
street, between 18th and 18th Streets the War Depart
ment. Apply 10 B. Jost, Restaurant.
Dec.
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OFFICE OF ARMY CLoTIIlNk AND FQUIPAGE
Philadelphia, December 9th, lSH.
SSEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at this Office
- until IL O'clock M, the 3lst day of the present
month Of DECEMBER, for furnishing by contract, the fol-
AT the United States Clothing and Equipage Depot Schuy
kill Arsenal in equal monthly greater proportions the
April, l8iS, viz:
To- 90 army blankets 81 feet long by feet wide weight
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have examined Dr. Bannings instrument for the RELIEF
of weakness requiring support, and have made practical
experiment of the same and asonshed the results
have listened his views of It's applicability to an
extended Of diseases and think them be highly i'm
portan therefore cordially recommend them the
rous consideration of the medical profession.
PAUL d. GODDARD, M. D.
Philadenhia Feb. q 1916.
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NIOTICEThe holders of the certificates of the second
IN insalcnt of the Peruvian indemnity hereby mott
fed that the said certificates will be paid their present
alton to the Fifth Auditor of this Department Amount
paid of I'd instament is $37 ,9l4.
Treasury Department, November %, 1917.
Nov. "a Nat. Intel.
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| From Professor Mott, Of New York, and Others.
| The undersigned have examined Dr. Bannings novel
views on the mechanical pathology of many affections OF
the vscera and believe them be highly interesting and
worthy the serious attention Of the medical profession
| Valentine Mott, Stephen Brown
Stephen r.. Kirby, Alex B. Whiting,
]. Kearney Rodgers, II. Mclean.
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BY II II E N AILs.

WARRINGTON, March 1, lsl7
The main body Of Congress has departed-we meet
only with q stragglcr here and there. A good many
military candidates and officers, however, still remain
That Naval and Poat Once Steamsr bill the bill Of the
session Mr. Thomas Butler King Of the House, and Mr.
Niles Of the Senate the who did the business for
the mail steamers
1t ispredictsd that the three millions, within ninety
days, will secure peace with Mexico.
The capitol and the capitol grounds to be Lit with
Cratchetts solar gas The Pennsylvania avenue Il to be
repaired, and the long bridge the Potomac the
Auxiliary Guard 10 to be continued
There many important facts and circunstances co.,
nsoted with the bills passed. and the last days of the
sion, which we shall try to give you TO- morrow. The
weight Of duties for the past week has LETT US phys
csly unable to undertake the task today. W.
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TO THE
LATEST MOMENT.
TEL &c GRAPHIC.
LATE AND HIGHLY MPoRTANT
FROM MEXICO.
MOVEMENTS OF THE MExICANS.
General Taylor's Position,
THE ENEMY NEAR sAkTlLLo.
GEN. TAYL0R'S Oh TPOSTS DRIVEN In,
Threatened Attack ON 1Gatamoras.
THE MEXICAN Army ON THIS SIDE
THE MOUNTAINS.
MOVEMENTS OF THE MExICANS.
THE ENEMY NEAR sALT,LLo.
GEN. TAYLOR'S OUTPOSTs DRIVEN In.
THE MEXICAN Army ON THIS SIDE
THE MOUNTAINS.

WASHINGTON, March 8, 1871.
The schooner Cora arrived At New Orleans on
the 18th ult., from Brazos 18th.
The intelligence of prospect of an action At
Saltilo is confirmed.
All of Gen. Taylor's outposfs are said to have
been driven in, and an attack, if made at all, was
expected during the first few days of February.
Gen. Taylor's command at Salullo would sx.
coed six thousand men, Many believed that
when the Mexicans found him in such force, The
idea of an attack would be abandoned.
Very many officers still OF opinion that
Santa Anna medtated no serious blow in that
quarter, and that the movement was but feint,
and that he will lead the main body of his forces
to Vera Cruz
Rumors have reached New Orleans by this
arrival that general engagement had taken
place. The Pieoyuns attaches no credit to them.
Much apprehension was felt at Matamoras
an attack by Gen. Urea, who is understood to
be on this side Of the mountains with four thou
sand men, two thousand of them not 10 be sur
passed by any in the Mexican service the re.
maindcI are rancheros.
| Colonel Drake, commanding at Matamoras, has
provided muskets and ammunition for ctizsns in
case of an attack and had sent to Point Isabel for
several pieces of ordnance.
The Picay~ne docs not deem the danger threat
sn,ng Matamoras very imminent.
Troops were cmbarking at the mouth of the Rio
rande as rapidly as possible, General Scot
sailed on the 18th.
General Worth had not left on the 10Th, and
would not until the whole command was on ship
board. 1t was not supposed that the army could
move from the Island OF Lobos before the 18th
March
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OF competition his lions share will complete thu co,.s
'rophe Of the Norwich company
very much regret to record the failure, yesterday
Oh several parties who have been dupsd into the pur
chase OF This unfortunate stock having beer entirely k
norant OF the condition of the company and of III. fac,
mat mere Were no real hodsrsperhaps We ought to
say owners, Of the stock
Inc annexed table exhibits the quantity of cotton
thread exported from Great Britain In each of the pas.
FOUR years. distinguishing the destination and the ouau
tity exported to each country
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EIIesr.

Died,
% Thursday, the 4.h ms ant the infant daupber of
'V ~ gnu susan coupa, aged % days and 3 hours
20 iuesosy March II, OF consumption, JANE ELIZA
uaushsef oiJames Ray mond, of Brookly n, L. l.
" browning, thHd month 4th instant at Summers.
wwh Wesichesler County, N. Y ApR.g.n NuIre IN
NE o6il year OF his eye. ''-'""' u"
ods and acquaintance of the family are re spe CT,
IH'ed 10 attend his funeral his late
800, 'o's'o"h, on the tn instan fast day. al 10
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BUFFALO, March ., le4T.
We notice sales Of nour since last at - rs to Ss 90
Wheat and both nominal in price, the former
l03 cents, and The latter 1t 90 cents per bushel
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ALBANY, March s, le47
Nothing was done to-day in the -four market Corn
sold at 81 cents oats, 30. Ths quantity Of grain that
arrived to-day was immense
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~ NV NM DAf PuBLleHDD, PRICE I25 CENTS.
IL ~ - ~ JULIET, tragedy, by Shakespeare beiny
NO " Of the modern standard dams edited By FEE
IN ~ Sbish,d The tisrdes Inc Narrase A.o. n q,
"mst,. Ns"' 10, 70 goy the Mirror Drama
~SH'f VIM TAYLOR " co, q A,tor Hou,s
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MilNEY IEnE

NE highest prices advanced IN large and smsli sums on
gold aud silver witches, diamonds plate Jswslrv DIV
god iunliute lQhi,g aud every Description pers nal
ligpriy, JOHN NJ DAVIES Licensed pawnbroksr ana
oaisss. by Iingiag the bell esysre :
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GhEAT BAhGAlNS
II Amazed GOODS AT AUCTION at Messrs. HaR.
grrty, Draper Jones. corner OF Pine and William
&C o'clock Of Tuesday the large quantity Of
Damaged Cloths OF varou, ,hapes and colos suitable
pants vests, and
Also, Rags for ca rpeting, &c.
NIB All the goods perfectly dry. me 2tsrrc
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TIE EYE
AR. WHEELER OCIJJJSr NJ % c....-:.L

Z
nR. WHEELER, OCULISr No % Grespw;ch s,r..,
neav the Battery iNew York, deyotes his exclusive A.
tenon 70 diseases Of the Eye and Ophhmc Surgery and
assures me public that there the hume
diseases to which The homan subject ,ny disorders
that organ which cannot be essentially relieved or
cured by him. In most instances without surgical
and without the patients being
ence pain. "'eA'
Artificial Eyes for sale and which will be inserted on
sonable terms. " "A 'eo-
Once hous from A. NJ to o'clock r. NJ after which he
pamphlet containing remarks diseases OF the eve
win instances OF great Dr. Wheel
o. treatments can be had gratutousiy At his
piIcauou to him bv letter. post paid. mEIsrrp
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PAhk THEATRE, Saturday Evening, Msrche, lsaT. the
= pe, termsnces Will commence with the PAS DEs
FL4uH5 ~ :! D'nsue,es t!ennoises
~ which w.li De addsd the ETOS BOYs-Col Curry, q
TO be fsllewsdo y second grand advertisement, LA TYi
RQhl.SME h ~ = p:1sss;s' xispS S;s
The whole TO conclude with LIZ PAS DEs MOlSsO.
NEURs, by 10 DsLseusss Vieanoiss.
Doors open az hLfpast6 o'clock; performance will com
RUWhni INEATrE-saturday Eysn,ng, March 9.
% will be presented the DIau. Of ETHAN ALLENE
Ethan Allen Mr. stevens Csrabssset Mr Meade Ten Eyek
Mr. Hadaway; Corporal Howell Mr. V.ehe White Maize.
Mr. Chapman; Lady 81 Leon Mr., Jordrn; Eva st Clair,
To he followed BY Rice. opera Of oTELLo-otello. Mr.
10 conclude with tho drama Of JACK sHEPPARD-Jsck
shspparl. Mrs Booth; Blueskin MIR hadaway; jonathan
pre.s Circle rs cent?; PIT and GaIlery Isk eess
Doors 90 o'clock. Performance co,nmenees All
Bsneet =! SIG M0RR.a-ig., sppesyonee 0 Sss C.oees,
NLW YORK OPERA HOUSE. iorm.fly the Green
Saturday evening. March s-Ths snt-rtan msnn will com.
% %s rih tho skssch, called A LADY AND 0LNTLE.
NAN ! r. P.-The 0entlsu'an, Mr. Afnoid' The
&c whieh,vili De added. MAID OF CROlssY-ssrssant
A%ste liza. u i Gsau. i, There's, NJ. Harrison.
Phillips; Mrs Turtle. Mss Watts
The Italian Dancers WI app ar in LIE Pas Stvrien.
MITChLLL,s OLY MrIC THEATRE STURDY eve
the comedy of the CArTAlN or THE WATCH-Vn
xis.s which. XsNoDEEGs-F.rdiu.ud MrlcaIl., Carlo
sTo Be followed owed, by the GOVERNORS wIFE-Hi.lory
BE AND THE ORANGE TKEE-Kms Block, Mr.
Clarke. 1885,
Ds.. circle so upper boxes, cents. pi, on. .h
ling; privNo boxes - Orchestra boxes, s..
"A IN
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THE PARTNERSHIP between the undersigned and
u Michael OConner, known the 8rm Of NJ o. onnor
To- as m''ons Ne not az dissolved and cannot he
unles by me nnua content OF both p,es until the first Of
1880 Therefore all persons ed hereby
nueu not 70 make person than the
underspned as the articles of coat hin now
poy DE thai the undersigned control of The meney end
collecting department " Wv '' ~
Nw vr GEORGE CONLOY.
~
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SPLENDID BOWLING AND puI,apr
SALOON

SPLENDID BOWLING AND RITJIapr
SALOON
sGb,sCtbE R begs leave to inform his friend and
ne puptrs, that me roon recently known as III. Wash
gton Cub Room, NO u Prince street Inn stare ~ @
open as puolic room The above saloon is Grd mn now
furnished ~ style Of magn cence that eanpo, bs
BY any similar esbli.hment in this any Other civ ~ H.
uned States There four Alleys eonstructeo in w., he
best possiDs msnner and fargo Billiard H. ON .,,sch 9
Every accommodation can be afforded all that will avor
this establishment with their patronage. ~ WIN Aa'o'
m3 lwNrc JOHN TRAVIS
Dig POWELL, UOULlST AND AUkIST-
TTENps to Diseases ofthe Eye and Ear and to all I'M
perfecuons OF Vision, from TO o'clock, his real
dence and Office, 26l Broadway. Of Warren street
opthalmia stoppage OF the Tear fassage Caracts ana
OpacItes, cHectually removed.
AMAukOss treated with great attention and success
SVNAblSMUS or Squirting, cured In few minutes
euiel '
ARfiFlCiAL EYES inserted.
o2ec,aclss adapted To svefy defect ms lmsrs
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FURNITURE FOR SALE

THE Advertiser. about house eeping il
Of selling private sale the entire nov
ny hard' Of every thing use Of
chamber aud kitchen articles; has been in use about
months Ii Will come more or less Than SION
which in IN mos, eligible osghboIhood 500
situated above Union A. The
nee OF this Probably exchange oil some Kind
seaeI. ms 3ti,sr
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PLUNKETT & PAKDESSUS. ,'-r
N No l2ah Fulton street. are ready to furnish tn cir
Sprng style Of HATS beautiful ia ,hs ne and fin, sh
an rs durable AS any hats in the oouftry
Dest Hats 81 30; I'd AID Sd qualities, 50 and So 80.
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ONE EIGHTH OF AN INVrNTION
A INVENTION for increasing the speed and safety Of
steamboas has been secured By dcpr sitting IN
the Patent Office the Uued States said invention hsy
been approved by lrge number of practical aud
men, The Subscriber will sell part of sad en-
mon 10, sr Ihou.aad Dollars. being Of
are In state Of orwardn.s To sate psng person his
H aAreat oppo' tuDy. the founded ON prnr
worth to the pioprietors many millions Apply TO
100 Vesey street, where drawing NAV be seen and the
p inciplrs explained by the iuyrntor -
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DhNCING ACADEMY
M y: sARACCO, Italian Chorographist and MILF Any.
ma hrst teacher Of the Partisan Dancing Academy of
h Conarus, respectfully let know Ladies aud &c nt en-
inc Amateurs OF Modern Dancing that bsdes the
-, ANGkLINA- $1,000"
New Waltz m steps their inyen ion
IAZANTELLE- Dance of Naples
- Mpzarka Waliz, Ma1urka Redowa Waltz Redowa Polka
Coiiion oil roka and Wszes They will learn also the
POLkA MAZURKA rU Sc
Russia. " N - ''s '~'"Fsi"' VI
The music Of the Polka Mazurha Russe can be only
Broadwsy ~ ' 's me im"c 0i
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II A LlAN . Pc RAJ
CARD.
GI0NORINA CLOTILDE BARlLI respectfully an
to the patrons Of Tho t-pea, the public
generally that her bene ht will tsks place on
Tuesday neat March 9Th
Season subscbeIs " their by applying
the box ofhoe, before FRIDAY evening Beats can be
secured Satu rday morning m5<.r
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lis POWER Is UNlVERSAL!
COUGHS, COLDS AND ASTHMA
w A NI'kl)

CLERK retail drug who the
puness thoroughly and would be willing TO make him.
SCI generally useful nj hear OF permanent situation bv
be preferred. rS ,,s, .'u
TRAVELLING TRUNKS, &C
l Ohm CATTNACH, Trunk Manufacturer No Wall
sheetcomer Ct Broadway has hand and
~ mak1nga good assortment of Trunks Vaises Ca pet
Bags, and satchels, wholesale and retail. '" f''
Also supe article of leather Trunks, suitsb. Cr
French Male Posie ~ ~ A'0""' ior inc
Orders for the West Indies Soutb Am.r;.. e.. en-,
with despa CHI. ~ ~ iva" ,n So ~ .leo
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NOTICE
HE partnership bewe the ubsc ber and Geors. Con
boy, as mssons, under the 6rm Of M O'Coouor s. 20
having been heretofore dissolved notice hereby given that
me subscriber VIII carry ON the bus Of mason on hi
own and that George Conboy further
ton WITH or authority 70 bind in
any manner. MICHAEL O'CONNOR 10 Reade street
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ThOFUSb Ls FUN WOOD
inc subscriber will receive until the lt Of Anil 1877
proposals the delivery CORDS of hear
YAK wo az Fort columns. Governor. island Communi-
cations TO be endo seJ Pr fer Wood stating the
price per cord Of lac cubic feet the pac. OF
dence OF he bidder ard the two sureuex Tor the
iathu' performance of the For Information re-
iaths 10 particulars apply to No GO u eenwrh steet
(signed) ID ii VIsTOy
New York March s lt47 ne ri,,arc
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AUCTION HOTld Nh.
JACos IS. PLATr, Auc.ioneer.

ID NucUoneeT
WATCHES AND JsWELRY AND FANCY AR.
c,,,lv IhLLs Se5J Plat will sell This Day az pre-
an 80 lots American ioid Jewelry Of style
u ahusctu e. consisting Of Chains Sc Is kess gentle.
lee Mason ODD Fellows, and various fancy pattern
pIus pfoaehss ftuds hearts, Crosses Earrings Hoops,
Ged Is, sh.wiPns. Canoes Clusters. Bracelets, Hinge,
W.T. HEs-Also, at H. o'clock 22 Gold and Silver
Wstehes VIZ Leone, Anchor, r.tsat Lever &C.. among
% two levers exus jewelled. with huutinG
Also 100 Gold with cases, for ladies and
me-; 30 & n Pencil Gases, Sc ms sc
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a GOOD FTV
A TSANDFORD's CASH TAILORiN0 EsrAprJsu
MnENT; 1a7 Fulton street We have just received
ossua and well selected assortment Of Cloths Cas-
hts work mans hip and pricss " - W ''''
ton street aud - " " ~ ~ . W.
sold cheaper than the chearest 49, ~ nav
SANDFORD BROTHER l37 Fulton strict
me lmsr n.rtJanr ~ ,hs $500 v Su rM
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8pipes Port Vino.
brnndy Gin, Whiskey, aud Gerina, aud French Wines
above stock or old wines has been reserved by Nv
N Pandmg for tbs demjohu and bcttle Il i. no!
Necessary to eulog'e every parce the purchasers w,
Judge fo themselves NO other wines be offered opt
chose belonging 10 he stock Of Mr. ~ Pan
Will be eadhe day the ise when tho may
ne examined mh6 s<r
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ION Of the nublic debit which eobrares
.ome addj,iunal ohiqc,s Of taxation. and.
.oniains provisions for enrorcino, more el.I
Ireclua,y. the intention e The &C, of 1914
Ih wss however, passed Al period Of ,bel
session when there was no time for dsliber~l
4,ion, and ccnlsina some p,ovisjons. which, !
~ nv estimation, ouaht 10 be medi.et. ii
seems to tna ,hat, an auemg, to tax book
,ccouat3. and mnaeys dua on contracts, will
or,y prove vexs,ious 10 the ri,i3cna and or.i
Ulcers, vi,hou. aiding substantially To ,hel
reyenre. bs ,he gr, If 1916 has no, veil
mad time to utoauce ary nrse.ical results
no certain esina.a can he made o. ,El a,
noun, Of additional revenue i, viii 7-o!rce;
Ibut il is believed, tina. ,his lev, ,c.aihsr
with the increase Of the vaIas Ct rfap ony.
.ioce the last ,rieppjsI egse.sc.sn, :. ,euIyI
made. wiIlenIargo the reyenue daf;yab,e ON
real and personal estate to an amount c.naI
to the deficiency that occurred in the a.rga
Iinr rovenue NJ the lasiveay Tbe Ioss o,l
,nlIs and ,be additional expenditures uDonl
,ln nnhr,c vorks ooc,sjoned bv the ey,ra,
,r},,e,, noo3 nf las, sn,in,. i. auhiec,
h,rb ,aav h, nron.,lv mated bers. ByI
reference to the ,eoor, oC the Canal Com
uis,iorers. il anDear, that they have es,.
mated the loss Of tolls occ,sioned by he de,
l'ay in roening ,he payira,i.1, 2, the sum,
,ef 8 $50 eco AMI tia, the cos, Of ex,r,ordi.
ary repairs, required in CONSEQUENCE Of in.
iipr,es by the food. was slII.gl5; maEi1o'
Tie sgcrocate loss tn The S,s.e, hv ,Lio anu.
.o,l casualty. e2Glrl5 II tbi. d;saste,
.A,d uo, occur,ed. he occrring reyenue ev.
.lns;yo e the b,lanca in the rre,.o,v o,
.he G,a, Of December, l8t5 snd ,be ,ayos
.h., outstanding would sayo b,en ,c,r,y
ool u ,be dsmaoJ, rncn tho Treasury,
| ln,,ng the las, 6sosl veag.
From the Canal C,mo;ssiorer,s Renor,
aorca,s ina, ,he re,nin,s from Camel and
liz ,,Iro,d ,,I,s ard c,.,,aos c,r ,,-,;y. ,,,,
., we,s--
IFor the yearls4a aI.OI-a.I %
For the voar 1874 Ilf-.Go9 ~
t,or he wear 1914 IIoGo.o 20
| Tor The year IeIa oo7 tot ~u
shnwipo \ cradaal and STEADY ;o,re,sc anr.
lin, the above Dsrjod. Fye, last war nat.
yi,tatandno The ds,av in orsoin, tho co,i.
r,ton. lhey svcccded ,hoso NJ fIsls l.,.,,,
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Governors IGsSag ge.

fhGttto'
GENTLEMEN:-The Legislature ha.
assembled at ime which is Distinguish.
ed Ter tue general heshh eud pro,Ierj-
~ q! the people.
While we dcploro the wants eud
wrelchtdGess Of numbers of our race,
resulting principally from he Influence
oD uri usl governments, we ere enabled
by coups,lng Our condition with theirs
10 sppteelsie lhe lncstimabIt value Of
our free insGruuouS, aud ore moved t,
not our grateful hears ln alteration
aad praise for the wonderful gooGucss
Of our Heavenly Father, who mas mol
6p,led our civ! aud religious blessings,
and has not only preserved Us from the
horrors Of want, but has enabled u', on
Of Our abundance, TO feed the hungry,
aud has made US q great aud happy
people.
Stnce lhe last odjournment Of lhr
-Gcueral Assembly, tie peace which
had 30 long subsIs'eA between this n ..
ton and the otter nations Of the worIo i.
has been disturbed by The war between
the United States aud Mexico, The
grave causes which have produced tins
are ably and satisfactorily set forth ~
the late annual message of the Ptesiden'
to Congress. They show a dieniil d
lorbearonce on the part Of this govero-
mon, under multiplied wrongs and
eg.ressio -, AMI q laullbIe desire to
peace while It's blessings could be secur-
ed consistently with The national honor
A rec people, conscious that they asE
nothing bu whgl IL right, cannot submh
to wrong; and however much they mai
d,1Ircche The evils Of war, their just
rinhls mus, be maintained, HenceCoH.
press. on the l3lh Of May, l6A6, an-
pounced, that by the act Of Mexico D
slate of wat, existed between thai gov.
erpment and the United States, and !oi
the purpose Of prosecuting it TO speedy
ood s,ccss.loI termination, the Presl-
a.o, was .o,borjzed 10 employ he nj,
mi, n,,, .rd military forces OF n
1ro,,oa Co.., ana TO call for and except
Ihe services Of fifty thousand volunteers,
ln pursnonce OF we '"'"o''9 -
from lhls act, me fi's'o'""on ''o o''
Of May, 1916, requested 'oe EN- : u'''
of this Stele, TO cause TO oe e"'o'''o "'''
he'd in readiness !of muster INV W,
service Of the I. o'a'eS -" 'ee wv "''
volunteer Infantry, each TO eon'''' o.
Ten companies, 10 serve for 'Wtlyt
months, or to the end Of the war, unless
sooner discharged,
In accordance with ms feq0e'" -"
eraI orders were issued o" "e ~o' y
May, 1916, announcing 70 ''e e'"N'
soldiers that the oilar "l 81" leE'"'"'
Of volunteer lIIan"y "o"'' " ''''' ~
10 be held in readiness Tor muster INV
the service of 'he uo''e" o's'eS' l" p''
su,rcc Of this annoo"c'me"' '"' on''
of ninety companies oi '"'o"'ee' 'n,p, n,'
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United pubng 5h The sacrifices hey have evnd merits
ay opinion this small acknowledge
tom the represen" o thl
lin IN Po,lsvlc; people.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-01-16

Showing a diminu'ion o( the
outstanding taxes Of
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-01-16

Making an aggregate Of the
balance in lhe Treasar, and
out,landiog taxes on Me Let
ueuembut 1916 If