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ton released US from the veo and gave the Infamous
ALIEN AND SEDlTIoN LAWS Against these fed
era nques the people in invoked at the hands OF
their federal President the protecting nterPoson OF his
constitutional veto His answer was exactly in the
spirit OF General Taylos language have quoted it
from his Allison letter The Alien and S-dition laws
were voted by federal majority in Congress; they were
therefore, the eye of this first non-vetong federal
President, the expression of the will OF the people. and
were to be carried into effect by the Executve" They
were so carried into effect and they armed the Executive
with the fearful power OF peopng the as with those OF
his political opponents who would not gag in their
mouths, and OF sending every foreigner whom
federalism chose to suspect Of being suspicious chaac
ter! Had John Adams vetoed these laws, he should
have DONE the Executive could never have welded this
monsrous and terrible power He KEEP, back his veto,
General Taylor promises TO do and by keeping Il
back he obtained, for the first and only time in the history
of our Executive, tyraafs poioer the liberties
and the speech of his fellow citizens
Such John Adamss of the veto-and
John Adams eminent civilian Is it precedent
which invites the country to renew the experiment under
Zachary Taylor, who is soldier fresh from the
despotc habits of the camp and no civilian at all Are
the people, in view of such precedent to be cheated
into giving up their veto power-for il is thers-upon
the shameless Presn that, by doing they eurail the
power of the Executive Yes They curtail fearully
their Presidents power for protection and for good and
the time they the imminent risk OF arming him.
by vicious federal legisaton-even the unvetoed
Alien and Sedition laws armed John Adams-wiih new
and and fearful powers of oppression OF corruption
and of evil
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Trustees Sale Of Real Estate.

DY virtue Of deed Of me, dated the It'll day of
ID February, 1913, and recorded in lber w b. No al,
olos 81 81, &c of the land records OF Washington
county, District of Columbia and the request OF Hoy "
White, of Philadelphia OF the parties having inter-
in the said deed, will expose sale at anction,
afternoon, front OF the premises all that piece parcel
Of ground in the city OF Washington, the west SIDE OF
9Th street, Pennsylvania avenue, known and dn-
guished the ground plan, and marked and laid down
the plat Of said city lot No IL, square No iUS, viii
all the buildings and improvements thereon.
Tens third OF the purchase money in cash. and the
residue and four months, be secured by the pur
chasers notes. satisfactorily endorsed with interest from
the day of SALE and by deed of The premises
If the bs complied with within three days from
the day ale the property will be resold weeks
notice, at the risk and cost OF the first purchaser
JOHN MARION, Trustee.
ED c. ~ &. +. DYER, Auctioneers.
Oct 22-3taw&ds
r., OWEN & SON this day receiving their fall sup
n. ply of goods and will be thank for their friends and
customers give them call.
WANTEDa few good coat, pantaloon, and vest makers
Oct. l4--eo2W
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The Rich OppressinC the Poor.

As il has been with federal wealth in popular
elections, it is used for expressing the poor ayaboe
and for coecing him into the support of federal men and
federal These expressions, from their bold
and frequency, have become truly alarming in this
country Many striking proofs of them have recently
under immediate notice. Pennsylvania sorely
felt the weight of this despoe power at her recent cleo
tons Look for instance, at the single county OF Schu
kill. Many of the coal and iron men there actually
suspended their works the very Of the election DIS
charged their men, and the very day of election threat
ened the poor, dependent needy aborers with stopping
their pay, and with positive want and starvation to the
families, if they did not vote for Johnston and me
tariff OF 1912 And learn that this language was az
tuay used to these poor, destitute men"p Vote for Joan
ston, you get no more workr
Want and wre,chedRess are sometimes forced TO yield
to wealth and power. II was so in this instance, and
hence such revolution effected in old Schuykll as
to make VIM. F. Johnston governor OF Pennsylvania y
Can this gross insult upon the popular sufrage-thh
~anton attack upon the feemans rghtsbe repeated Oh
the 18th of November We trust TO the polls for the an
swer
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MA w.,.-.. .f wild Cherry, the great RENE
w dy 10, sumption, and the best iedeine hhoVn "
,a, t ..thu,. Of every liver com paints
coughs cods beedins OF the longs, y,
hs,h an. and weakness ia the side breast &c. aho al
oihrr diseases of the pulmonary organs very
l,ssse ovs- which this "Balsam eneIts very Po~en
ssnc~ l. that OF diseased liver In this comp alnt II
s undoubtedly proved more eicaclois tsn any remedy
en- ployed and ia numerous Instances when pa
en,, mad endured and suffering from The dis
- without receiving the least benefit from various RENE
l. and when mercury has been resorted 10 In valn me
use Of this has restored the liver TO healthy &C
,ud In many effected permanent cures alter every
nown remedy had failed produce this desired effect
BESIDES lis astonishing efficacy IN the diseases above
mentioned, also find AZ erectual remedy IN
asthma pa in which II has been extensively used
with decided success even in cases OF years standing
IL moi only enanates from regular physician, but has
also been well tested in ali tine complaints for which 4! ls
recommended IL is my Intention therefore, either 10
cloak in stery any way deceive the public by
oyerratng lis virtues the contrary, shall slmoy en-
deavor to give brief of its usefulness, and fiat
Ter my self that its surprising efficacy VIII enable me 10
fumsh such proofs It's virtues viii satisfy the most
incredulous that pon may and "can be cured
This medcine be resorted TO. For sale by
X. ). PATTEP son, Washington, d. G.
The genuine is signed i BUrrs.
25-IuTlNS.
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TARSHAL's sALE--In virtue of writ OF fert tdeas,
wi issued from clerks office OF the circuit court OF
the District OF Columbia for the county OF Washington,
and directed. shall expose 10 public sale for cash.
Thursday, 10th of November next, al the ionI oil
the court hous- of said county, at o'clock, the
following property All thai part of ground lying and being
in the city OF Washington being the south part OF the
said lot hch grated the ground plan OF said city
lot No in square No 3s3 the .aid par, OF sala lo
fully described deed of Thomas Cabury, trustee, 10
John Sessiod, and dated the 9Th of March, 1925 and re-
corded in Liber W. b. No q oos 2s6 and MI with the
thereon fronting 80 feet Eleventh street
and so feet North street Seized and levied upon as
the property of John Sessord and sold satisfy udcais
No 81 October term lSi5 in favor of Hannah Bargy.
ROBERT WALLACE,
Marshal of the District of Columbia.
Oct lS-dts
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Why ask change of pocy' Why seek to bring
about measures Is not our country eminently
prosperous Who complains Does the farmer, the
mechanic, the merchant, the planter grumble at his
of success Do not all of our grains and all of our
products of every kind, with ready market and
good prices' When was the American farmer doing bet
ter than now His wheat his corn his CATTLE every
thing cultivated everything raised by him. meets with
prompt and ready demand and fair prices And who de-
sres to reverse the picture? Who will risk the effect
which sudden change of measures and policy NAV pro-
duce upon the rountry The wings are perfectly silent
on this head. No cry of "run" now, as in 40 and IA
Their lips completely sealed on this point They
cannot now raise single cry of Remuneration over the
PROSTATE condition of the country All is prosperity and
happiness around us. And who would rob of its que,
and peaceful enjoyment
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TO PERPETUATE PEACE.

QUBBELES PATENT FIRE-ARMS.-This gun loads
IL at the breech, the prime pIe regards setting
home the charge OF loading from the muzze the differ
ence being that the load required three inches
its rest instead OF the entire length of (nay beg moist
barrel the mechanical enbodies the beet scieD
thc principles for this purpose, anu enables person to
load and fire the gun the three hundred per
hour and keep the gun cIean the load always dry make
sure fire, and burn the powder WELL which, with the
lit OF the ball, enables also shoot with unusual
power and precision.
The shoots either ball and bucksho fine shot, and
is useful for both sporting and warlike purposes
They are made ORDER either in musket rifle, carbine,
and shotgun FORM and delivered ndvd-
uals, organized bodies Of whose purposes
variance with the institutions laws OF the United
States
WIN. w. HUBBELL,
Aug. lit Patentee, Philadelphia.
-The subscriber loaded the
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arising from exposure tenderness

l OF the nerve is always cured II one minute tie BY
WHEEL FRS TEABERRY TOOTH WASH, and still ali
DECAY OF his and all other teeth, there be decay
ed is entirely arrested ard they remain protected by this
tooth wash perfect health liaso Keeps pure strength,
ems and sodihes the gums, and preserves The purify Oh
the mouth and breath 1t efectuay cures soreness Of the
gums where it have existed entirely cures soness
N the gums and stops all bleeding OF the gums at once
coreeis all the complains OF the teeth gums and mouth
and keeps the teeth gums, and mouth so corrected-a-
ways pleasant and in perfect state OF he best health
TESTIMONIALS IN IT'S FAVOR.
This is TO certify That have used IYhssr's T.abeYrt
n a ane fah ni ss
md mm. JACOB LEiDY
I, ,.ea ub<>,>,,, T,oLrry Toofb IYu.h for disease
eh and gums and found that although before lis use nv
nm. ree 40 much OUT of order thai lie lover teeth could
be laid back-a applications o: this tooth wash
tualy cured all disease recommend il to the public in
general as very ec acous and the article
used BENZ. G. MITCHELL.
EDITORIAL.
W. ,,, ,.oo,,,n,,d ,,srson. vho s,aa, With ,oo,b
acne 10 Wy wne 81, 80 ~ o a " . =, n1
useu J t 80 m sai, ~. ,,,b - u.s. s;n,io
ought, 10 be universally No, only our own
,o,a ends in Washnnon and Nashville saw that il is
nnd rev, % ue ne nnSonb
o1 1 ue ~ ~, oa 80 ~ 70, 90, y, 80 -
oeed-delay not but use Waeslsrs Teabeny Tooth Wash
" onee 40 '''A''e ~ -'' '00 TSa;r,t oI III, Time,
sovery great has been the benefit derived from Whee1,
1edbery Tooth Udh by my ianiy ana every person 70
we nave @ AZ and oy @
epiUy.u ~ ' ~ 80 .a,,ir ~ ,..,h "a ,,,S 80
,ns an ~, With hi. cer,i6rste .arneslv rscommsnd
CO. :, rer.ons GENERALLY ne cerain remedy md nea
lts use a. " t''' h'' " = . InHNSn'N
SAM aii''e' n.1
gives me great pleasure 10 say Tor the aeVaiion OF
tne nsn pam b smu h =, 'a Ia one case
idyd "lai ws1s pi,hdn, pmncb bsredr usnJ ,b
sb..I.r, Tab~ T,osma.b af,nrwad fr t S,' VIA,
80 .aaJ 70 r,,n.,,v .,ranass ca 60, G H., ~, - - -
hiId a ,a,h,np ad !, ia sis, o AIs 81 my
49, " H Lefs,, .na n.n;.s, ~ On In In, ai,"
ri. 10 wash the gums of children while ,eething
b. LAWRENCE Minor St PhiIa
EDITORIAL
~'
we nave never Known an arce lor curing toothache to
give more genera sausiacIon 10 nose VINO use han
W. o,h pd S h nf - h uoI
The editor OF the Nashville Union also speaks oil Its being
dcdediv eauai 70 lnv dent,fice in p,nm.afron;nm
~ -, - -, ~, r -, =, r
now many persons M saner WIN ,ne 9oo,n
acne, "neh ~ our ouH oa c Iua pleasa an anu s1
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NEW MUSIC.-This day received, the following new
IN music, at the old established next door the
new hotel corner of 18th street. which wal be sold
third than half pricemaking it only four page
w FISCHER.
Look how the stars like jewels glisten.
The song of BlaDch Apen BY Glover
Six celebrated auarte,es of the fremont vocaiss
ranged for four voices.
There priceless gem. BY Eastman.
The Sarah Waltz BY Bohbock
July, a beautiful waltz. BY Diser.
Clarisse Harlowe. with viRnette.
The Bridal Belle Waltz. BY Bricher.
Guda Waltz. BY Hartge.
Missouri Volunteers Quickstep.
The Hauser Grand March.
March of the Girondins.
Capt E. w. Binders Quckstep.
Melrose Polka. BY Turner.
Affection Polka. BY veerick
Priscilla Polka. BY Hartge.
Louisiana Nightingale Polka
The Fancy Polka. BY b. Taylor.
The Springfield Polka. BY Kleber
Six new studies. BY Czerny
Kindred Hearts-ior the guitar
Oct 21-3taw Alex. Gaz.
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II. j. Steer, Merchant Tailor,
Brotcn's Hotel,

HAS the pleasure notify his friends and patrons that
IL he has received large assortment of fall and
winter goods, which opened and ready for
nation. The stock embraces English French and Bel
gian cloths cassmeres and vesngs in great variety OF
very handsome fancy domestic cassimeres, remarkably
good and cheap silk woolen, and cotton undershrts and
drawers lot OF superior dress shirts fancy articles such
Stocks gloves, cravas suspenders, hosiery, collars,
bosoms, umbrellas, gowns, nc, &c.
p S. takes great pleasure assuring those who
clothing that bis stock and arrangements such
enable him furnish them prices unusually low,
while he every article give entire satisfaction.
The public respectfully invited call and examine
the stock and learn the prices.
Oct 5-3taw lmif
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ATOTICE.-By authority of the Board of President and
IN Directors of the Navy Yard Bridge Company gene
meeting of the stockholders of the said company
by called be holden in the directors room OF the Bank of
III O'Clock the forenoon for the of considering
and determining whether they will dispose of their
ests rights and privileges under the charter the said
com pany government Of the United States, such
terms as will then be submitted to them in order the
bridge becoming free
Stockholders attending in person. and desiring to
vote, each appoint proxy by power under his or
her hand and SEAL altested by ttoo witnesses.
VIM. GUNTON, President
I0-eO,d
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people fully aroused and ready do successful battle
IN the cause OF their country
Third meeting
In the southeastern part of the square, dense was
the crowd and so ANXIOUS the people TO listen TO
stirring democratic eoQuence, that third meeting was
organized, and speeches made by several of demo
cratic friends, whose unable 10 obtain
from the pressure OF engagements the principal
stand. Suffice If TO say, that the shouts Of the
bed multitude went up, experienced the heart cheer
ing enthusiasm and the of victory that only
feel who know they battling the of Tree
dom, repubicanlsm, and equal rights
03-At quarter before eleven o'clock the immense
meeting adjourned in the utmost order with nine loud
cheers for Cass Butler, democracy, and victory Our
friends NAV indeed feel cheerful at the prospect before
for A GLORIOUS VICTORY ON THE 7TH OF NOVEMBER GoD
THE GOOD CAUSE.
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The democrats appear TO be wide awake in North Car
DINA. Among other evidences OF the efforts they are
making TO prosecute the cause. Informed BY the
Fayetteville North Carolnan, of the asst inst that
crowded meeting of the democracy OF Cumberland was
addressed by Judge Strange tor than three hours
in the most effective manner Mr. Dobhn late member Of
Congress- also the ground take the stump at
subsequent meeting.
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V1IJRNTTURE, STOVES, &c, AT AUCTION.-Or
Il Thursday the 18th instant shall sell, in front
Centre Market O'Clock, large lot of good iurnl
,urc, belonging to gentleman about to leave the city
merate. Terms cash. A GREEN, Aucttoneer
Oct 26-2t
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DERUvIAN GUANO.-Five hundred best quality
L Peruvian guano, fresh from the Chinche islands,
landing board ship, and for sale in lots to suit
chasers
Also, The largest and pete assortment of agri-
cultural and horticultural implements and field and garden
seeds to be found in the United States.
catalogue of 100 pages, with numerous engravings,
will be sent gratis to all applicants, post paid.
Inquire at the agricultural warehouse and seedsorc of
A. ALLEN CO,
Oct 2l-dNcpl0w 1S9 and 1911 Water ST., New York.
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To Gentlemen who shave the mselves.

- PARKER would particularly call the attention OF
-. who shave themsev his dres
strops which certainly supersedss necessity for the
the hone have hundreds OF citizens testify the
value OF the ssng If does restore the
duest to fine smooth edge, charge will be made
lew good razors and strops and lot OF excellent having
soap. For sale low s. PARKER'S
Perinmery and fancy store Blackwers Hotel
Oct 22-ti
From National IneligeDcer
SHAVING who wish the luxury OF easy and clean
shave 1--WE of the beard) recommended to cad
s. Parkes fancy the avenue and obtain supply
OF his razosrop powder, and of Vroom Fowiers pre-
MUM tary shaving soap, both Of which have been
cd and found superior similar articles before
tried. The gentleman who tried them says he has not
shaved so comfortably in thirty years
From the Saturday Evening News.
EASY SHAWNG.--It will be by reference Seiby
Parkers advertisement, that the razosrop powder there
referred is strongly recommended in the National
lnteligencer by gentleman who has proved virtue and
value respected CITIZEN who called yesterday,
that he has tested The razosrop powder, and
h1OTlCE.-The late firm Of Owen, Evans, Co., having
beer dissolved by the death OF Evan Evans notice Is
hereby given that the by special Authority of the
will and with the approval OF the Orphans Court has
lied all the interests whatever OF the said the time
said firm, and that the said interests vested
Edward Owen, who is authorized settle all business
corning the said late firm. w. b. MAGR UDER,
Execu Of Evan Evans.
f. OWEN,
S. w. OWEN
The new fnn composed of the und .rsgned will con-
,nue business the old stand, under the
firm and name of Edward Owen d
Z. OWEN
Oct 22-eo4w 5. w. OWEN.
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DOUBLE and Single Barrel Cuns, Announcements,
IL &C. at Auction-On Friday, the 9th instant shall
sell my auction room, Concert Hail. Browns Hotel
Pennsylvania avenue at o'clock, p. an extensive and
excellent lot double and single barrel guns pistols
derfssks shot pouches and percussion caps with many
other articles in the gun line.
Terms cash. A. GREEN,
Oct 25-3t Auctioneer
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NOR UPPER CALIFORNIA.-The well known New
York and Havre packetshp Svie de Grasse, Captain
Rich, will be despatched from New York the LIST of No
vember for San Francisco, Monterey, NC.
She has elegantly furnished cabin accommodations, and
fine lofty between decks.
The price of passage in the cabin is hundred and
fifty dollars; Storage, with provisions, hundred
and fifty dollars.
For further particulars apply to
Oct. 4-d2w CORCORAN ~ RIGGS.
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HEADQUARTERS MARINE CoRPs,

HEADQUARTERS MAINE CORPS,
Paymasters Office, Oct 23, 1913.
THO prevent applications to this office,
i and for the information OF all concerned, the under
signed will stae that it has been decided by proper au
hority that the MARINES who served in Mexico, and
who entitled to bounty land and three months extra
pay those, and those only who belonged to the baat
ions commanded by Col. Watson and MAJOR Harris.
GEO. w. WALKER,
Oct 2i-t6tcp6t Paymaster u. S. M. Corps
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EOR RENT.-The upper or dwelling part of the three
story brick house, adjoining the hotel Pennsyl
avenue. of 18th street. and the ong-cs
abshed store, Stationers Hall, occupied by the sub
scrbe will be for rent Possession given before the
first of month"; (November) For terms, apply,o
Oct I2-d3w VIM. FISCHER.
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That honest and inhexibe patriot, Job Manu. is re-
elected to Congress from the 10th district of Pennsylva
MIA by the following triumphant vote Official }
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Pennsylv nnians, you be bought with Fed >ral
Gold
The federal organ of this District lately gave currency
to the prodgious felton, that the democracy OF this Dis
tric were to raise half million of dollars be expended
in Pennsylvania during the pending The very
enormity of this fabrication carried with it its reu
taton. 1t was however, started to the ppe-lay-
ing and brbng operations of the leaders OF the wing
party now become desperate by the almost certain pros
pect of defeat We have good to believe that the
Boston manufacturers have subscribed large sums OF
money to be expended for electoneering purposes in
Pennsylvania We also have strong reason to believe
that Truman Smith, the whg manager in this city, was
in New York week before last for the same purpose
We have doubt large sums have been raised by the
leaders of the wing party for corrupt operations Penn
syvana. In view of these facts we caution the par.
otto democracy of the Keystone State to be on their
guard. We know that money cannot buy them bu,
we would appeal to every one of them to be at the
polls on the day of election. Let no man stay at
home under the impression that his vote NAV not be
necessary for the of his party Democrats of
Pennsylvania, you have victory within your grasp, if
you will make the necessary effort to secure it, Will
you let the glorious old Keysone-the noble State which
stood by Andrew Jackson in his great struggle with a
corrupt bank and its cohorts of money changers and mo-
nopoistsfal into the power of that party which has no
patriotic impuses-that sympathise with and aid the
enemies of their country, with whom it is at war the
party whose leaders melted the murderous and revenge
full Mexlcans to greet your sons, sent thher to uphold
the honor and glory of their country's flag, "WITH
BLOODY HANDS, TO HOSPITABLE GRAVES ~
Shall the old Keystone be forever disgraced by falling
into the power of such party 1t will never be- if you
do your duty. Spum their infamous brides, and cover
with disgrace the unpncpled who dare thus to as
sail your honor and your integrity.
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llART or A HOUSE TO RENT, 18th street,
third door from street, opposite WillaIds Hotel
Oct rs