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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-05
THIRTIETH CON0RE s..
FIRST SESSION.

WASHINGTON, yeb. ., ls4s.
Senate.
After prayers, by Rev Mr. slicer,
elected by the Senate to M the Chair during the
temporary absence Of the Vice President, and accord
ingly took the place Of the presiding officer.
CLAIMS ON MEXICO.
Mr.. NILES presented the petition Of Philo b johnson
tions He represents that he native Of Connecticut
has been Tor forty years mariner and that in 1885, I'M
der the guarantees of existing treaties with Mexico he
fitted out the schooner Constellation. at New YORK
whence he sailed with cargo Of goods to Tobseco 10
the republic Of Mexico In 1882 after dsposing Of his
goods sleng the Tobasco river, and while coming down
the river with return cargo of ogwood, tho Mexican
armed schooner Vera Gruzsna captured his vessel ap
proprated 1t to the purposes Of the civil war which
then raging using the schooner in the transportation OF
troops while the logwood was thrown ashore, and ap-
proprated to the erection Of fort the adverse party
Of Ss navigate
in obedience to the demands OF the party seizng IT,
Mr.. NILES, in submitting the memorial, prefsced IT
ground that outrages like this and there
of similar character committed by Mexico against the
citizen: and commerce. Of the United states were OF
themselves sufficient cause and ought TO hsve Deen
made cause of war, without waiting for any other
provocation Ths petition was referred
Mr. BENTON moved an inquiry relating to the change
Of the regulations for the promotion of cadets Lies
over supposed to have reference to Kit Csrsons De-
ing ruled out.l
THE BILL OF TEN REGIMENTS
Mr.. CA.-The hour OF one O'Clock has come, SIR
that the regular order be resumed And the ten
regiment bill was taken up.
MIR BELL Of Tennessee rose to the general question
IL in bad taste he thought to make apology for
expressing his sentiments this subject to the Senate
for the question important the field OF inquiry ga
broad and comprehensive, that II any gentleman
attempting II shall not be able to present come
thing new, TO offer something fresh and OF ipt.-
rest, 1t must be from default Of the speaker MIN
self and not that the subject is exhausted Even
II disposed be SILENT tho voices Of senators were
the voices of their constituents and was the under
stood voice OF the district Of country which they repre-
seated and be half OF the people that they were
called upon to speak, whatever might be the
Of Senators Themselves to forbear Such was the eee'
of our nsttutions and hence had disposition TO
b. silent Another consideration urging him to express
his views was the peculiar decscy VI the question Of
war which is stn raging-a war unconcludsd, and hav
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DARK THEATRE~~MEs.Ns BANDS, LETT 300, %
i American Cncns-Last Week but one--st,li Another
Gurd Change of Perform Novelty upon Novelty
el.r First week Of the PONY RACES. a, performed one
andon aqH OF Mons Jane =. bs INF
Every attraction in grand bill. Clowns, Penand La.
hrop and Gardner Dress Circle and Prqu-ue, so cents
Boxes Is cents; Gallery 2 cents Private Boxes s. each
Children under 10 Of when accompanied By their
open t6x-performance to commence at T. NJ BA grand
n'ci
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CHATHAM THEATRE-THIS EVENING, FEBRU
~ sry 5th the Performance will commence with SUD.
DEN THOUGHIsLlmpI'ss NJ HE'D; SoBhia Mis-. Hill
ELEPHANT IN 'MEXiCO-Captam Walker. Mr. Held;
M,, HsS e whole Ia o,c M w BE-
VERE-Alfred do yere Mr. Sutherland; ST, William Cor.
don. Mr. ayor; Agnes de We're, Mrs Wilkinson Doors
open a6h-peormance to commence at Boxes 5 cents;
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RoWERY THEATREoBENEFIT OF THE ASSIST
snd-Saturday Evening Feb. 5tb will be acted Co
medy Of WILD OArS-h9veT, Mr. Barry; SIM, NJ
Mr. rhilip. Amelia Ms Jordan. After which the Chill
DREN IN THE WOOD-Wsltsr, Mr.. w. Manhall; sir
bowlsnd Titon phnc MIS- Suher Rand; Lady Helen,
W,ect 10 CONCLUDE with the Nautical Drama Of the BE
tons Maiette, Mrs Madison Boxes Is cents Pit and Gal
ery l21a Doors Ga o'clock. Perfo
man
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RR0ADWAYYTHEA SATURDAY EyhNiNG.
RRehafa, Mr.. lanes Wal!aek i; Kchmqad Mr. Lese !;
stark; Pince Of Wales Miss Ftzjamcs Duke Of York Nil
Chapman; Queen EI,S.be,h Mrs jaime, Wslack j.; Lady
stanley To conclude with the farce of MY NEIGHBOK5
WlFE-Mr. Somerton. Mr.. Dawson; Mr. Brown. Mr.. Hada
Dress Circle and Parquee 50 Family Circle % Gal
lry l2h Doors open halfpat o'clock-Pcrfor
commences att
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of Centre and Pearl streets Tableaux Vivans
the living Model Artists male and female The G,..1
Slave pcrsonaed By young lady Of fnlile a,r" whose
ityss e bss9 s The
solos Nlachae Poetry Admission shilling open
at 6-Curfau ises M 7 pre isrIv
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ADsEgfiSgnEsfs new EVERY MaGNlaG.


Mercer streetW. II franklin Son will sell at ton
this day February 5th, ls oclo,s at the Merchants Elk
Gas Eight COMPANY No s Meesr stc.t c,nstng OF one
lot Of s" - S oS feet win M @ Gs as sau reg
che IVA Office. Mo- 50 and 90 an S Tue s sale
ca" and mortgage for years.
Alta VERY LARGE MEETING OF THE UNITED
n Pnctcsl Stone Cutters of the cities of ew York
Of notice q bill 70 be h,Gush d,r,sd BY MI &c The
hbit. the stone the State prison.
therefore placing The convct labor competition with the
Tint we devise WAYS aud to lay our grievance before
the hospr1Ss Of our s,s assembly nSd Lss
to albany signed by aaa Others 9gIossS 20 e
this h.s?ci,oa Albany whose euy
will be to present petition before such members oil both
such pet memorial before their respective bodies and
that these delegate, will pursue such as vii sustan
Henry Wilson and jane. Cchtoa be appointed deeses t.
proceed Albany AID carry oat the foregoing
TO THE TENANTRY OF NEW YoRK-THG
meeting s H sdwsfy fS o
saturday evening, the 3th att O'clock. The object ~
house rent at publ,c meeting. Every opposed to
the property holder. this metropolis il expected to be pre-
seat. BY request Of m,ny cltiz,ns
~ EDUCEp pRiCEs-2e JOHN sTREET-oyER
~ shoes-Oye shoesThe besl quality of Goodyeas Pa
tent Metallic Oychoes, ncd melt with heat
suen tn cold sold at the Ageacy Of The Manufacturer
81 d Sb Goods f Sy A "a
Wholesale aud retail SAMUEL BROOKS % John siyset
no DauoGIsTS-wHoLEsAL DRUGGISTS RE.
esyng rde 10. eao b ep sSb, sg ,. E.
Other Dent, Depot, ia New FORK JOSEPH Il. MUR.
PHEY 55l Boadwly
S6 600 no $3.50 70 aoA ,,;o, On -, COOP
at at S No. Is Wafer Wake susst o''' '''
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RAKNUM AMERICAN MUSEUM-P;T; BARNUM
every afternoon o'clock, and every evening
The has engaged Master talented aud
most astonishing eats ever Witnessed Also Engaged the
following extraordinary atracon-Geat Western the low
comedian Master and Miss Wyee aged and IL Clara
FISHERS shaksperean Cabinet; Mrs Monel Miss Bernardo
Misses Julien and Whitiock, dancers; Mr. Whitlock Mr..
Prossr; Madame Rockwell fortune teller nc. Admission
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EtTURE ON yHE GlPSI JS-JAMES CARku-
~ TIERS Esq, will deliver on Monday evening. Feb
1885, Lecture TIE 0pses their origin, wanderinps ex-
aodinary life deeds and adventures the Minerva Rooms
46 Broadway commence ~ o'clock Admittanoe 20
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M EaASCOPIQUE OPERA GLASSES, NEW STYLE
wi Just received by last Havre PACKET by John Roach
Optieian Mas sau street H. has also imported Teles
copes Of the Mega,copque style superior Dgueueotype
Plates rand aud manufacturing Daguere0type Cam
sras OF imported flint glass, equal any Every
article come with the hnd Orders by letter care
fully aeected and packed for transportation JOHN ROACH
Nassau q ork.
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BROADWAY ODEON-ENTRANCE THROUGH
- Pmtenxs , afe des Mile Colonies Manager. +. q.
Gre.ly-Grand Gala Night The ectfully
nounces the citizens of this metropolis and
gers visiting it, that The Odeon will reopen This Evening"
the most b,aunfu symmetry in order produce series of
splendid new Tableaux Vvans Saturday Feb 5Programme
and Poses Piasques by the Model Artlsts Prices-OI
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M ITCHELLs OLYMPIC MISREPRESENTATION
ll evening, Feb 5, lS48-fo commence with a Fairy Ex
rayagauza, BY r. Papche Esq, entitled the INYlsIBLE
PRINCE, or the Island Of TrMqul Delights The piece
50 s,Don Lsandsr Miss Mary TsylST The Iafants Fur
BELLA Mrs Henry: After which the eel brated bue,que
titled the Revolt Of the Poor House" After which the
vii include with Farce entitled Hunting Turtle !"
Doors open 81 curtain rises s o'clock Dress circle so
Cents: Boxe. Is cent?: PIT. shilling
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OPERA HOUSE, ASTOR PLACE.--MONDAY
~ Evening Feb Z will be presented, the of LUCIA
Beoeventsno Lucy OF LammermOor Signora bscd
Sir Edgar Of RsysnswSoa sgnoI sssto B.nsde Lord Az
tmo Rosie Alice, Signora Angioa Mora Norman Sienor
Feppo Alberazzi Maestro Drettoc Sgnor barili; Lead
b'lcouy 81 amphtheaye 50 cents. Doors 7-Perfor
o ~ o'clock
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ITO PARENTs-PRIvATE TUITION "A YOUNG
Gentleman, of flushed Coega education, could de-
few hours private tuition in genteel family
either in New York Brooklyn The course Of instruction
my comprehend the option of parents, English generally
L,n Greek aud Matthew tics together yh,he
malls Of competency and be seen by addressing
letter to W. w., box 1886 New York Post Office Terms
aJs
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1Hy ALNUT STREET THEATRE. PHILADELPHIA

WALNUT STREET THEATRE. PHILADELPHIA,
w saturday Evening. kebruary sch, w be performed
the fi,y exravegnz! Of the FAIR ONE With The
GOLDEN LOCKS-King LacMymoso, Mr. Chapman:
Queen LncidoI. Mr., Blake Moiymqpsa Mrs Rogers AZ.
scenery, costumes. machinery &c.-Ooeron Miss Chap
Sparkle Nj Waldegave; Thstiedown MILE Celeste;
Mr. Richiogs; Sadak Mr. Chapman; Babekon, Mr. For
E.tm Mr.
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CENOR VlNGUT's SPANISH CLASS FOR BEGIN
- nes for last evening having not commenced
Of the weather. has been postponed to Monday
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DALMO'5 OPERA HOUSE.-THIS EVENING Feb
Iuary 5-Professor THEIRS groups of MODEL AR
in series OF their celebrated Grand rabeaux Vvant and
Poses Pastque which has been considered the CLASH
country. Fourth Appearance of the SABLE BROTHERS.
who will perform choice selection Of Overtures Gees
Songs, Retrans &c. Doors open ga ~
O'Clock Dress Circle and Paquette lady ard gentleman
gentleman alone so upper boxes Is
Office from A.. M TO 4 Z, NJ
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WAsHlNGrQN MARKET CHOWDER CLUE
Of I'll. Club held the sSv:s Mr. @
frederick H. WY in the chair On calling the roll 90 mem
Sergeant Committee on laws for the regulation Of
the reported when motion the report accepted ana
opted The club then proceeded to elect their
ic.rs for the ensuing Frederick H. Way was ,lee ed
Prei Matthew f. Chase Vice Presdent; Asa Butmao
Secretary Levi Folsom Trea,urer James Demo and James
Hanshe, stewards Thomas starr, Comm 'ndant Whes on
motion the edngs DO published the Sun, True sun
snl Herald. When ton the Club adjourned for spoon
Exercise Chowde which prepared stars best style
Y Gecfv,
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M ECHANlCS HALL, Az BROADWAY, BETWEEN
i Grand and B!oOms Crowded to Overlooking with
TIE week except Monday Ups6asd
q NJ Chr.sy T. Pierce RaynoI: G. Abbott, r Yausha
with crowded and highly respectable audiences
sally admitted excel Amusement OF similar charac.
ter offered in this city. Admission rs children under
10 years half Price Door. open At o'clcsk-Concst w
Doors open at O. o'clock On Monday even
ing Feb. 7, at the Brooklyn Institute.
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del Of Ancient Jerusalem from ew Yok from Eurone
win be presented to the MONDAY the Ih Of Feb
the Pa 81 Mississippi Mr. Malone haynond will
nav eeJing DAYS for short the hours Of o'clock
TX the evening Admission so cents; ehiidren half
raj visitors the of be seen
with the model, and many relics from the Holy Land.
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ID RUNSWICK'S STATUARY-LARGE IS LIFE
ID representing the VENUS DE N EpiCIS and APULLO
DE MEDCIS Open fom 9 M 10 10 rM, at s96 Broad
way next to Stoppans bshs dmttnrce IS cents Season
tIckets Monday exc lusiy ly for ladies
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DANVARD'S MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF THE
- Mississippi river painted ON three miles OF canvass, be-
ing the lsge, painting in the Sod at The Panorama build
evening" tsund,ys excepted) Admission 50 cents children
price Tie Pano' will moving Ia o'clock,
precisely Afternoon exhibition Wednesdays and Satur'
dnrs. q 3 O'Clock.
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cc 600 TO $1,000 10 LOAN ON A GOOD
yDO ,OOO bond aud OF .mlIo,d real cste in
Ills ely Ayplyio WM. COaP. No Hall Ct Records, or
at No. o. W aistr sueet.
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TI1U LET-THE FREMONT BOWLING SALOON,
wti extending from 81 East Broadway, to II Dr.
vu .uet The above establishment has been
fol operation for years The proprietor having other
business attend the object for letting its reputation
n the nnhr ApnlY az % ye tterson street
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informs the citizens Of New that he
exhbnsev.fy Evening Al Broadway, his Gallery OF
Trans aren't Portraits Of Indian Characters
Of principal Chiefs of the sats Foxes, Chppeways,
Winnebagoes, Pottomatomies, Menomonies, Shawnees,
from Life by Mr. Lewis, while in Inc employ Of the United
archives hngou be implicitly relied for
fidelity Exhibition from to 10 PM. Admission q cents
h. Exhibition will be and illuminated on Saturday
Lam 10 NJ
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nor sALE-A BROWN HORSE, ABOUT SIXTEEN
Hania high, gut wears old, kind in srgc and double
mess, tni annie in three minute, in harness APP
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g TORE TO LET-Sl NASSAU STREET, KNOWN
- as the Wright House. Apply to SMITH CLIFF, NO. ~
Mas atrS
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NOTICE TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MER.
IN chants H Bush 25t Washington street near Murray,
or. sale 500 cases chles IN gallon halt DO and quar-
do article, put expesslyor the south
market Also, Walnut, Mu,hroom, and Tomato Casups,
aud Peprer Sauce in quarts and pnts With large nssoit-
foreign fus, imported Scgas-i sale low
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ru,O DRUGGIsTS-wHOLEsA DRUGGISTS RE
j. ceivmg orders for Teeth Gold Foil Instruments sc,
orh,r D,nt,l Depot 10 New York JOSEPH 4. MUR.
pHkX BtoldW
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Total assets lst January, ls4s. so ,A6,los
The fpnda are ipYeeted In the folio wing manner

Balance in Butchers and Dro-
! vers' Bank. ...... l52 $50 46
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NO DECEPTION.

NOT week passes away without we have TO
record some of the most astonishing cures OF long
continued Asthma, Incipient Consumption, Bleed
ing at the lungs, Bronchitis Difficulty of Breath
ing, and variOus diseases to which the Lungs anu
throat are subject, by DR. TATLOR's BALsAM OF
L1vERwoRr. This great remedy is daily effec-
ting the most remarkable cures. Thousands have
been restored, when dangerously afflicted, by the
inestimable virtues of this medicine. If you have
cough, shortness of BREATH asthma, splitting blood,
pain in the side. any other symptom OF consnnP-
ton, hasten and be cured by DR.. Taylor's Balsam
Other remedies may quiet or lul thu disease, but
resort at once to this great balm, and you will be
at once cured.
Foi Strengthening the system & eradcating all
impurities no medicine can equalit. The follow
ing certificates are only SAMPLE OF HUNDREDS
We daiIy receive many testimonials in its favor
too numerous to make public. The dose is small
and one bottle often cures the worst cases:
Great Cure for Consumption For seven years was
afflicted with Consumption & it seemed impossible fol
any thing to me- had all the most asgravatinE
symptoms as night sweats raising blood violent an(
distressing cough pain in tn" side and chest, de6llt!
and of appetite. truly believe could not have
wort and the blessing of Cod which have saved my l
| by restoring me TO health. ALEX. SMITH,
Sexton Of Rev. Mr.. Matthew's church, Ghrystie-st.
| Consu1npfion &. Lirer Complaint Cured!For 6yedr
suffered with these awful diseases and trC1n my near
feel for all similarly afflicted and beg of them TO tr!
DIR. Tayors Bnlsam of Liverwort. This medicine cure
me when could not move in bed, and not expected
to live week-yet was cured in six weeks by this We
getable medicine. II. A. MARKS LOG Kingst.
Consumption and Dyspepsia Cured! Having beef
cured of these distressing complaints, which have car
ried me the verge of the grave, by DR. Taylors Bal
sam of Liverwort from IS Beekman- street, cOnside
it my duty to make it publicly known, in the hope o
benefung others. That it saved my life do not donb
for could not eat, and was daily declining until wa
mere skeleton. hope this will induce any affiic
ted to try it, especially they love lite and health an
want to be cured. Ii is of wonderful efficacy.
ROBERT D. Hone, jr, corner Oak & Pearl ss
U5Prepared by the proprietor, 70 Beekman-s
New York. Beware of Counterfeits. The onI
genuine has the written signature of GEORG
TAYLOR. M. D, on the engraved label, and sol
by L1PpIrr & WILK1NGs, also WIN. SHAW
Druggists, Wilmington, n c.
Orders addressed to the proprietor. 10 Beel
man-st, New York, will receive prompt attention
| D3I-47 l6.yc96Omre4m
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II. r. Sea O.VW.4TR-
Bota mic Phvsici.n

Kt'rphy's building. ID door from the corr.u -.
Princess and Watersheds, North s; :,"0 o.
WOULD tender his thanks to The Citizen rs :,
Wilmington and the surrounding COUNT ~
the very liberal patronage heretofore received aO5
respectfully informs the public that he still keeps s
MEDICINES of his own manufacture Of n....S
vegetable composition. These medicines ars M;
versai!y known to possess virtues tina, have nsr",
been excelled by any series of medicines evor &c
fered to the public. They are effectual rsmed;o.
for consumption. coughs, colds, Group, wboon;n"
cough. cholera, cholera morbus. cholera infaplnm
cholic, gravels, liver and spleen complains, dv.'
pepsia. rheumatism. sick head-ach, piles, neryon.
diseases, worms, letter. and diseases ofthe skim
itch, scrofula, all kinds of fever &c. &c.
ALsO-On hand and for sale at manufactu,s,.
prices, RHINEHEARDT's patent glass pad doph.
and single lever TRUSS for Hernia.
Wilmington, july Is, l947,
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NOTICE..

Ii persons are notified from hunting on my
il lands. formerly called the Edens lands, with
guns, or dogs, or fishing, in any manner whatev-
er. If free negroes or slaves are caught with guns
or dogs on the premises, the dogs will be killed
and the negroes severely punished.
ALSO. all wagoners, draymen, or cartmen, are
notified not to trespass upon any of my vacant
lots, from Boundary Street to the Dry Pond and
from thence back to the Newbern Road. under
the penalty of the law. MILES COSTIN.
Feb IL, lS49--[22-l2m
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cious little interest in the soil of the State,)
and to listen to the Editor of the Register, who
denounces this proposition to amend the Con-
stitution as L" clap-trap and humbug," and
who publishes communications in which not
only the sincerity but the patriotism OF Col
Reid is impeached, one not accustomed 10 inc
airs, and subterfuges, ard false arguments OF
the Federal leaders of the State, would come
TO the conclusion that some monstrous lnno'
walton had been proposed by the Democrats
and that our fundamental charter was IN I'M
minent danger of being broken up and destroy
cd Rut we know these men, and thank God !!
the honest people of the State are beginning
n find out who and what they are. Col.
Reid comes forward with proposition to ele-
vate, not to drag down, the free white man of
the State; he presents his arguments courte-
ously and respectfully, but firmly and boldly,
in favor of his proposition; he is sustained
by the voices of thousands. and fortified by a
character for honor and sincerity on which
the first breath of detraction or SANDER has
never settled and how has he been met =
By vituperation and abuse! He has been de-
nounced as SC fanatic and leveller''-he has
been charged with appealing, for the purpose
of getting votes, to the "viest passions OF the
vie"-and the proposition to establish equal.
ty in political rights among free achite men
has been held up as the first step towards
Agrarianism" and the cutting loose of al
the bands by which property is secured and
society is held together!
We have no fears for the great principle o
equal suffrage. 1t will work its way, silent
ly but surely, in the minds of the people; ant
it will triumph in this State, as it has already
done in all the other States of the Confedera
cy, as certainly as that the sun will rise TO
morrow If re- ected by the next Legislature
it will be pressed upon the next; and it vii
be advocated, year by year, with an earnest
ness and ardor proportioned TO the manner an
the number of its defeats in the legslativ
halls
"Truth crushed to earth will rise again I"
Let the enemies of the people remember that
and let them, if il be not too late, draw les
sons OF common sense and discretion from tn
history of the past
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zCE.--H E---ICE!
To the Puhlic

THE Subscribers beg to notify the Public H.,
| they will again be in Market with large and
constant supply of Fresh Pond Ice, from Boston
which will be sold at the lowest market price,
throughout the season.
Our Ice House will be open every morniu.
from sunrise till breakfast belI-ring. Ice will also
be retailed from Shaw's Drug Store, at all hours
of the day. Citizens can procure it at any hour
Of the night lin case of sickness,) by calling on
Mr.. Shaw, at his House, on Second Street. few
doors from Market Street.
We solicit orders from our friends in the cOun.
try. Ice will be carefully packed, and promptly
forwarded.
Thankful for past patronage, we hope again to
merit the public support.
We expect to open on the LIST of April.
N. B. A cargo is expected daily.
SHAW + REPITON.
March 5, ls4S-[25-tf