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mr. GALLATIN,s PAMPHLET.
rwBANK,s UYpRAULICS.

THIS PAMPHLET, on the War with Mexico, Is now
printed in gu Extra Tribune and may be pprchased at
,ur counter FOR One Dollar per 100 co. les ,,-,
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LEAYTTT'S READING

rI'HE SECOND NUMBER Of this work Il NJ
L lisned ani for sale. Price Is cents. The who
10 be comneted IN 5 Nos.
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49, HnR ,AIE ar ENIIIANi.E-A eountll ,s.

v Of acres very productive, eooundn ING al Aind,
iut-builtirg suitable for fsntee fesdence-sis'
eted about miles from Newark, y J. convenient ios
Rtoaa Depot growing ghbolhhoodi neal chofcs,
two schools, sc. Inquire OF
m H.. ~ n RIrLFR Tnhnne Bai-lnn
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TIIoMAs SMITH. JR. & co.

los NkssAU-sT. coz. ANN
Brown oversaek, velvet collars, cuffs 81 Selling on At
40
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COMPREHENSIVE.


NIOTICE.--The copartnership existing under the
lNname Of FIRTH & HALL, Frankln.,quare' and
FIRTH, HALL POND, $50 Broadway, having been dis
sos By mutual consents the undersigned announce 70
their friends aud the public that they will continue The
music business in all its branches, under the name OF
FIRTH, POND co. at the old aad well established
musical Depot Franklin,sqpsls, eorne5 OF feAF' ana
Having had long experiences In The business ana an IN
Innate acquaintance with all its various details ana pos
sessng the most ample means and facilities of The
ng on Of the same they enabled to offer the most Ia
VoIabe inducements to purchasers To their catalogue OF
sheet music which by far the largest in this country
will be constantly added works from the best resident and
foreign COMPOSERS and arrangements have been made 10
proof copies Of foreign Issues which VIII be
immediatel, republished by the undersigned.
The Manufacture of pisnotorte with the patent 'bra
ing overbrdges land with the new improved patent about
be introduced together with The manufacture Oh gui-
tars flutes Hsgeoes caones and oil orchestral instr
meuts Se &c will be continued - h,5et saSs
TTHpA.bnDHE:iGs FIRTH,
Nsw-York, Jan II, 1915. WIN; A. POND,
u2u FranklinsqUsTe.
NIOTICE.-The subscriber has this day admitted Mr.
INJOHN c. MOTLEY as a partner, and the business
will hereafter be conducted under the name OF J. H.
HERRlCK CO ct the new store, % John.st TO which
they are nov removing J. X HEhklCh.
il lmMTWisSThfsos
ni-sOLUTION.-The oopsrtnsIships heretofore X
Disting under the firms Of FIRTH HALL, and FIRTH
HALL 4 POND are this day dissolved by mutual con
the affairs OF the ate hTms.-New-YoIk Dec ~ an
JOHN FIRTH THADDEUS FIRTH,
WILLIAM HAIL. p POM JAMES F. HALL
NoTIog.-WILLlAM HALL SON will continue Tbs
music business. in all IL, various branches at 19 Broad
way 4; FIRTH, POND co. win continue the same
branches, a. fraukin-squsre. JIG lw
nIsSOLUTION OF PARTAERsiiIP-Th,
Dpsrlnershlp heretofore existing under thr hfm q
PIchsrd Teddy ishis day dissolved ~ mutual consent
JNO. PRlCHARD,
40 IAAES TEDDy
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, yALUABLE MILL PROPERTY and Farm

fox SaleIhe subscriber on account OF ih heAth ana
with The view OF cictiog bis a1aifs, ohefs Tor sss
his sis, mill snd homestead together with the farm a.
iached consisting of about 30 acres OF choice p0u anf
mesd0w land orchard Of excellent fruit good dwell
inx houses barns, wagon house COW house and Other
necessary tbuildngs together with y choice dairy
cows, situated In the town of Warwick, Orange County
New York the main road from FLORIDA to Chester oe
p0 on the Ne,.-fork ard Eno Railroad. Ia ~ inusc
vicinity churches schools Tone Known sew
ards Female lnstitute stores and public houses 1hs
mill has pairs Of French burr stones with all necsv
sary fixtures complete tor Touring n desired, II viii -
sold In separate parcels % suit purchasers, and p0n0a
Of the purchase money may rema bond and morgsse
For farther particulars inquire Of the subscriber,
WIN COLEMAN, Oh the premises or %
Y. r. DEMARESf, southHi
10 I'm + J COLEMAN, So Waist
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ga FOK -AIE.-A farm within miles Of ihc ,ityd
~ Hudson containing so acres IL Is ssd 70 te one
- The most valuable farms Ia Coinmb's Count -ue
Aprlv 10 fdfput o. J. HALL 80 E.fclay--t
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- F0K .lLEOR EXCHANGE ioi GU

81 FOR SALE Ok tttHANGE Tor NitJ 70
~ pertyA superior farm 9n acres, a. able, meadow,
pasture sud WOOD andsuii GENTLY productive 10 sup
port large family and necessary farm stock being CEN
pete farming establishment, on which 10 8 neat modern
and kitchen also farm house and kitchen bsfa
&C. excellent water sui able for gentlemans seat piac
cal Gruer hotel snd stoie, both a which would DO oe
business here aud fsnnr ccmbiuet situate Ia the ueh
equ-nted. healthy sud beautiful village u Ouogue L. l.
Suffolk Co partly tho Qusnucs Bay ia line Of the con
temDsted canal noted for tout. gsm0 -nf t~.-----f
within four nOnrs CITY. ualy. immediate poe
session with the farm stock hay, grain, &c u desired
Price S8Oo0-one fourth cash residue bond aud mongsss
for years At tive per cent paysbe quarterly Address
) - c. (postpaidi Quogae Post Office, Ions Island.
BThe farm hes hasa front Of goo feet 0n both sdes
of the post road which can be TUNED productive VII
laxs lot. $50 .A~.nl
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MEDICINES.
INTELLIGENT PHYSICIANS
FILES,

~ ia. k1tll cares of
FILES,
torpdity Of tire bowels, constipation fef complaint III
e@rsfior Of the stomach. lowell kidneys ADJ bladder,
49, I'D Hood 10 the head chronic aYsenefy and al Ia
ssm,story diseases Of the bowels and stomach are max
tnr u.- OF Ar1 prescribing - -.
DIR. UPHAMS VEGETABLE ELECI VAh r.
h /. ~. best medicine discovered entirely fesetA
r.. ed -peri0r any other c1rnarc or fhJsic ana
especially Tor those Sub ec' % Piles. as -
THOUSANDS WILL TESTIFY.
fts.s iut-rnsl remedy knd msy be- used IN al ease,
and urier al circumstances, Nth perfect safety sud iai
condolences Of rsrnsne-t cure OF Piles eilss o'ece's
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CHURCH->TREET-Pu notice Is hereby siNen
Nthat proposition for the widening OF Chufch-sreet
from Canal % FuiouIeet, and opening new street IN
continuation Churchtreet from FuitonstTeet 10 ffa-
same to Greenwich and connecting the street thus
opened and wdened with WoOstea-strcei has been re
fsrred 10 Special Committee of the Board ~ Aldermen
who have plan Of such opening and extension 20
be deposit ia the Street Commissioner oce FOR the IN
spsction Of whonsosyer may All persons "a
srestsd Ia the above proposition having objections TO inc
proposed improvement are requested 70 present mem 10
writing % the undersigned az his ONCE, NO da u ne
cords on on before the day Of JanusTy, inst.
MARTIN Il. THOMPSON, Street Commissioner
Street Commissioners Ofce, January l5, 1875 llb
HA>tI, sTREET-Pubhc notice Is hereby given
~ that petition has been presented 10 the Board % Al
derme have C81a street extended tOm tentfstfett
30 MsrketretL All persons interested IN the ABOVE pro-
position having objections 10 the same, are requested ~
present them writing to the undersigned, al his once
No4 Hall Of Records before the 5sh day OF anu
arg inst MARITIME. FdOMPSDN Street commissonet
Street Commissioners Once, January II, lsiS. ia
CORPORATION NOTICE.-PROPOsALs FOR
" OlL-Prop0sas will be received ct the oice ot tn
Superintendent Of Lamps and Gas, No. ~ Mercer street
until Friday 2lsl inst O'clock p N after which none
Will be yed for supplying theCorPorsiion OF New
York with 10000 gallons Winter strained pure sperm OIL
'P''' ''1'' SMITH BELLOWS.
Nsw-Yor. Jan n. 1873 llOtl Sapt lamps and Oss.
r,AXE-, Isl7.-Public notice IS hereby eiven, that
an addition oi per cent. will be charged on all tax
IS 5smsons spsd c ag NC a aiy February and TWO
The Receiver weuld urge upon taxpayers the import
OF making early payment as possible to avoid the
crowd and delay which must necessarily occur just pre-
yious 20 the per centages being added
SMITH DUNnlNG, Receiver Of Taxes
Office Of Receiver Of Taxes Public Buildings, Park, De-
cember a. 1911
A NJ to2P. N. BAnkable money only received under
circumstances D.
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PROF. MITCHELL's LECTURES.

SIX LECTURES on ASTRONOMY. delivered IN The
- City Of New York by Professor o NJ Mitchell In the
month Of December l8f7 Published Ia pamphlet form
comrlels price p For ale by al cheap publiser-
U5 GREELEY 4 McELRATh.
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ARCHITECTURAL.

SIOht rhONlo. &C.
FNRiMBLE / CHERRY, Architects, respectfully In.
il fora the building public that they prepared
with on gns designs Tor fronts private eoices
Elevations, plans sections. specifications &C. &C n &C
eordGnce with the wishes Of the proprietor $50 Broad
~ 1n
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BORTICULTURIST

NOR JANU ARY-Just receiyed.-This work i edited
Il BIZ A }. Downing. well known In this community, and
ever way capable Of editing work Of this kind ~ u
devoted Exclusively 10 Horticulture The July number
commences the yo1me-One volume is already published
and can also be supplied Subscription = peryear.
HApK' II NrX(MAN,x co l4q BrOadWaY.
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NOTICE.-An application viii be made 20 the LeFis.
lafure 4, its coming session for such amendment OF
the act incorporating tire New York Institute for the
Blind - viii authorize that Institution 10 make such ~
rangerenis ~ Will provide adult blrd persons with ne
means Of earning Ia whole 10 part their own iye1i-
hood 81 lawtw
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TEETH EXTRACTED

WITHOUT PAIN-By the application Of Chloroionn,
w article Of test % sulphurc ether or nitrous
OXIDE a. its application may be inside with the greatest
safety the most systems The undcsgned re-
commend. bis surgical skill Ia extracting teeth.
>Should the above not prove satisfactory 70 the an
ticpsiioBs Of the patient charge will be made for
tracing ills lmfl l. BERNARD, Dentist, as Pearl ~.
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- FOR sALE-A new tw0-story dwelling hosts
- and the old established Store on the ero. fosds "a
~ the pleasant village OF Miilsille, Essex 60 ,
from NeWark where the Of the Morris and 70
sex Railroad make two trips day 20 and rom New let
Attached the house q Dew uAfni good wen lNss
srseu with choice fruit grape vines, &c Apply 70
gro. SHERMAN, l6i Bowefy, y. Y. ii2 itshNAs'
-. JERSEY CITY PROPERTY sale 'hles
E twostory brick basement and site houses eehs
NJ located within ten minutes wax ~ the Terry IL
houses are new built with aud well finished With had
walls marble mantels sliding doors closets and iefes
with every convenience The above premises are rom
neny situated and command extensive and beautiful
yiss Of the river and bay NewYork City, Hoboken kc
For terms and full particulars apply %
CHASE BULkLEf, lol futor-st
n.ar Rr..dN.L.
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o. Ar PRIVATE sALE--A vAaAbls .hF.e.'

E brick house with brown stone 'front.' snd To- on te
~ south eide OF rw -frstst between broadway Az
Fourth.avenue Also. the threcsiory brick house ara W
on the south side a rwenethst between bfoad"aS AAa
tcurth-avenue. For farther particulars apply 20
III iw A J. BLEECkER, AuctoIeef, bfoea-st
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REAL ESTATE.

sale Foriy .6f't.. ev,~ssa Niaih sna rsath ss..
tus- iEqslre e i5l ~aisef-it Ji8 ~
g. HOusE TO LIT .nd .ons farn.sefs 10 s..s-
II The threesory snd Sttic aweling 2l Essi FnssItk
o. Apply Ct 81 EsstFiitseoth o. or - Pnss,
III w.
g. FOR SALE OR LEAsE-The elesNni blessk
e, ina Dyeing ard caisndeirg establish mont = Pss
sou, New JeI.sy, known a. the NSshin.tsa
Bleach WORKS The b9diEsi a1d machinery are ia
For information fs'Peeiiss he eoEdteH and ehafse'sr
SMITH BOSWIfH. Ia. Providence, Rf.
T TdA R ssTSds' kss g w.' S,Si' a.
sad Pointer. thfu Il Pumins4 q Prlnecl Or B,
JAMES sHEPHHRD. On the pfsa,'ss. lls -.
r. COUNTRY SAT AT NEWARK, y. J.
ss For sse o. exchange tor PfoicctiFe property Ia
f.ots lie Pa.s.c RIVER only lev minutes Nak Iflia
the Rain Al DcPot, consisting 81 aD.pt Hes 81 -1i,
and ssplencd mansion eostsEns :, f.o.1. WI r.s{
convenience gardens beautifully aid oss a1a Stocked ~A
80 if1tirccs. This valuable property VII oc 800 A.
great bsTran. srd on accommodating terms Also several
very dcsirabe residences snc baicns silrs hh'ttr
wooi. T. T. OaiY ~ m.autes ruu " scnnoost AFp %
T3 - r b MINER l3 WaisI.,r
r. Ar PRIVATE -sLK-The vaasbls br.es
-. hou.e and 10. IN re, q frsnsn.s'. Size a -
ns.do0r. marble nAutles a. Ae 70, g. ms :, appris
n4f~ A J. BLEECkER. AGetiouses. Brcsdsf
AZ rRIyATE ~ALE-Ths t~ostory bnss
r. house sad lot In 'es ~ boeery nes. sfpe1o't he
M house ID b. - -et size u log y By - ret deep "a
premise. rents for >leo per annnus ' fer cent ca e
bond ana moFisase for iesn, o. 80 PA'
ticulArs apply 10 A }. bLEEInti., ate1.snceff
- ~. -ff'' Broedst
81 At PRIVATE >tLE-rhs .hrsesiofy hras
81 house and lot In fee .0l Ssven,hst between Ave
AA nuss ana o. size Of ot. - BY hall th- block, VITA
rsaf brick building Cr0on walef &c 81 m 5000 orsef
Rents for 500 per snuum FOR terms, &C. -rrly 70
Xiv J BLEECKER. Aucfionset.l sfoad-si
- FOR -AIE--A valuable piece q ground on O.s.
- 81 near Pearl containing - icet IN 'front.' y ,its
~ arG irregular width In rear On ~hich are several
buildings including brick school house. Atpiyto
iil w a }. bLEECkEk, Aoctoncer, q hf9a4~.
- At PRIVATE -AiE-A t~o--tory frame e~s.-
NJ nng house sad sN ot, ~ ground, situated on ShJ-
~ fourth and Flnyhh - with seven los seen iLt
On tha west side Of Seventh between fftt .uh
and Fifty hflh sts For terms, Nc apply 70
us Nv A. j. BLEEChEh, Aucuoneci' piVaes'
81 AT PRIVATE sALE-A valuable ar. .s'ofI
~ south side OF Twenty hrstst between bfoNnH az -
Fourthsvenue. Also, the thIeesory otieS neuse 80 ~
tourth- avenue. For farther particulars apply 70
Ii IL. A J. RLEE(hEh. AuclloleeIl btoaa-t-
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EsR,xosr, BeTk Co. Mas Nov; p, 1887.
l-NIrrn srArEs NAVY oFFICE.

The above certificate tells simple ana truthful stor,
suffering and relief OF which, Is physician and wiye.
,he ease' chserfuLy endorse DR. CHAPMAN
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PRINCIPAL DEPOT 40. 81 cAfHAEISE-sT. SEW-YORx.
Or Wyatt ketchum, l2i FultOn-st. Ssw-Iofk; also,
by Cbas h. RnE, ls2 Broadway r A. Sands, la3 Bow
cry, kozsfs Co cor. spring Sullivan - J. FoE
som, Us Bowery and p. Lyon 40 Grsnd-st and 10
Brooklyn BY Mrs Hays $50 Ful;o1s and badeeu, COZ.
Myrte-1yeuus and stsntOnst
N b. None genuine ~ithogt the signature o. PICKET
CO. OF the label d. ifneoc
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a. FOR -ALE--A valuable piece % gronnc on yak'
e. s. near Pear. containing - feet IN 'front.' y ,t.
~ sre irregular width In rear which are several
huilsinrs including brick school house. Atp.y %
m ~ A J. bLEECkER. Auctioucer. Z hrqs4sa
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-07-14
MORE GRAPE!'

The Philadelphia News thus speaks Of a
neutral paper that has hoisted the flag Of
CASS and BUTLER. AS this is time Of
greai lamenting among the old Clay Wings
who have been sacrificed at the shrine of sla
very and availability, we are still inclined to
give them small sprinkling Of comfort, aud
ask the indulgence Of our Democratic friends
while we do so. Here it is from the news, a
Wing paper
Gone oper to the Enemy We hear that
the Reading Gazette, a professedly neutral
paper hitherto, has come out openly and above
board for Cass. We wish all the guerilla
concerns in the country would follow this ex
ample. These neutrals are SO many enemies
in disguise, and the sooner the Wings get rid
of them the better. We respect manly op
ponent, but sneaking bypocrite we despise
most healtlly.-Phit. NrWs.
Is that not cheering! Another paper out
for the Democratic nominees No wonder
some of the Wing papers are calling for
'lttle more Whiggery,' for that now adays is
very much like the United States Bank, OBJ
soletep
We have the paper spoken Of above, and
publish from it The reasons why it goes for
Cass and Butler. 1t is now called the Ga
zette and Democrat.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-07-14

0F Is not the following from the Ohio
State Journal very satisfactory reply to
what Gen Taylor's views are in relation to
newly acquired territory If the Journal
knew nothing of his opinions further than his
published letters upon that subject why did
it not give those published letters!' That
paper pretends to know all about the opinions
of Gen. Cass, but when asked in relation ts
the opinions Of it's own candidate, say,
'We know nothing of the opinions of Gen.
Taylor upon that subject except what appears
in his published letters, and we never pre-.
tended we dd.'-Ohio State Journal.
If those desrous of knowing Gen. Taylor's
opinions on that question are not now salts
fed, we must refer them to the Journal
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-07-14
NJ Tom cor,sin has announced his in

O. Tom Coraojn has announced his in
tenton to support the ticket heartily. Eagle.
The whig ticket, with man at its head that
he'would welcome with bloody hands to hospit-
able graves 1t is not at all antonishing that
man who voted under the solemnity Of an
oath that 'war existed by act Of Mexico and
afterwards in the presence Of the same men
declared he had voted lie, should be found
supporting those he had abused. Such has
been his course ever sence he has been In
the United States Senate. One streak of in.
consistency after another in quick succession
has marked his actions.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-07-14

@ The New York True Sun in speak
ing Of Martin Van BurenIs course in the
present campaign says,
His course is deplored, principally, be.
cause it reveals his own utter unworthiness
proving the truth Of the old federal charge
against the force of which, everywhere, the
democratic presses and orators have strug
gled for years--viz:-tbat Mr.. Van Buren, 6
distinguished characteristics are selfishness
and propensity for intrigue
If Van Buren permits himself to be made
tool in the hands of bis enemies, to be used
to break down those who stood by him in try.
ing times, he should receive the severest treat
ment. The condemnation of the Democracy
will meet him a, every point, and his ueache
cry wi. be a prominent part in bis future his
tory.
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o. THE RIVERS AND HARBoRsm

The Wings have attempted to make mucf
ca fital out of the river aad habor improve
ments. They say Cass was opposed to these
mprovements,-that he did not attend the
River and Harbor Convention. Well how il
il with Mr.. Fillmore, who had to attend the
Saratoga Springsl Can any Wing tell!-
Here is letter, read il, and may be you can
inform your friends what Fillmores opinion
is in relation to this subject. This is the
Wing candidate for Vice President
BurFALo, Nay 20, Is47.
To the Chicago Convention,
Genis,-Having business to transact at
Saratoga Springs Ia favorlte resort for the
transaction of business ieannot convenient
ly attend your Convention.
.9feeiioaaieiy yours,
HILLARD FILLMORE
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-07-14
WHY THE OPPOSERS OF THE WAR
AND ABOLITIONIST GO TAYLOR!

It is because he went and fought nobly in
Mexico, anfcaused much blood to be split
1t is because, according to their say so, he
was the tool Of the President in carrying or
an unjust, unholy and damnable war;
1t is because he is in favor of additional
slave territory.
1t is because he has THREE HUNDRED
slaves, all of whom he can sell as we do our
horses or cows.
1t is bechuse he has no political principles,
and knows but little about governmental af-
fairs.
1t is because he would.not resign his COM
mission for fear of being branded with COW
ardce, and rather than have that name, would
commit a 'dannabte act.
1t is because they like HIMSELF have no
particular principle other than availability.
1t is because many of them would like TO
have fat office.
Il is because some Of them never could see
any thing but office, some of which charac
tiers we have in this place, who but short
time ago were opposed to Taylor and are now
for him.
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oHIoGoNE!

The Toledo Blade, rank Wing sheet,
thus speaks of the election in Ohio, and who
doubts it! Has any man of ordinary sense
disputed this point! Listen to wha, the Blade
says:
"A strong effnrt will be made by General
CASS and his friends to carry the vote Of
Ohio by storm, in the approaching election.
The divisions unfortunately existing in the
Wing party, at this time, it is supposed, will
draw off sufficient number of votes to ena-
BILE the Locofocos, by uniting upon Cass, to
achieve a triumph
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THE WAY SOME WINGS GO TT!

The Lebanan Star, staunch Wing sheet
says of some Of its party, they go it blind.
Here are few lines from that paper:
'The campaign is opened, the candidates
are in the feld--the locefocos hare adopted
a clear and erptica declaration Of priaei
pies. 10 ,ohich their candidate is ptedged--
the Wings are commanded ITO GO 1T
BLIND FOR ZACHARY on the prinple,
we suppose, as distinguished friend recent
ly remarked, that the devil was greater
gentleman than Belial."
Beautiful principles TO govern men who
have claimed all the intelligence--all the
decency, and all the honesty! o! Whiggery,
Is not the saying you 'stoop to conquer truly
verefed in the present condition of you par
tyl