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MEDICAL TREATMENT
MEDICAL CARD.
20 UT HERN MEDICAL, QEEIcr

NO. l8 C.4RONDELET ST
Two THE PUBLlC.-Nme years permanently IocotaI
in this city, combined with the unvarled success our
peculiar system OF treatment for Syphitc Mercual and ali
Chronic complaints has met with during that time has iiv
and sOundly established reputation 49,"
The " Southern Medical Office" No IS Carondelo,
street, established in 1S40 for the of all Chronic ai
tons is with few exceptions known to ALL the only ob
ton that if afflicted with of those private diseases which
unfortunately prevalent, they consult us with
certainty and guarantee of cure.
To those especially who. from mmoderate use Of Mr
cury malpractice Secondary Syphilis Causing Modes m
the bones, nocturnal Rheumatism Itching on the cha,
have ruined their constitution recommend TO call upon
US; for confident that the prompt and permanent NJ
lief they will derive from the active effects of our treatment
will at once convince them of capabity of ul6lne
what we profess.
We do not boast of making rapid and asty cures but ou
short space of time possibly be DONE with ayan
tage and safety toihe patient.
We will not here, through newspaper medium enter in
any elaborate remarks regarding venerea affections Ii
disease that unfortunately pervades all ranks of society rich
and poor matrimonial and single; all we will observe is if
class his peculiar with any of those that describe
(see treatise by calling at oe will give him. free Of
all charges, what explanation advice he may desire.
1t often happens that itmed of shame or dread
of discovery dete patient from applying to those Who
from education and responsibility can befriend him ielay
ing treatment till all the constitutional symptoms Of this
horid disease make their appearance.
To SUCH the doctor pledges himself to preserve the most
nvioabe secrecy and from his extensive practice and eXpe
renee he confidently recommend safe and speedy
l.. G. THOMSON,
Office No 10 Carondelet street between Canal and Com
mon, sign of the Marble Esculapan Statue. Private en-
trance first door to the right of No 49, in Carondet street
Private both Common and Carondeet SIS al6 I'm
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N Z y \ 9 n \.
A CARD.

A CARD.
nor THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED
l. ing the extreme hazard which strangers run in
ing physicians for the of private diseases OWN m
utter dlsqualcaons of many who profess cure snb he
unfortunately afflicted, well as sheer justice 10 DR. NH
LEN No So CusToMHoUsE STREET to state that IN Il
year 1876 was soey afflicted with syphilis in its wor, we
most appalling form, and for several months together wa
der the best regular medical practice could obtain in MI
Orleans without being at all Observation-Disclosures / view
worse At length heard of Dr. MULLEN 5 great grew
jan ia 7. is47 laple imi sAMUEL ROBBETRSsst6sNSn'
NOTICE.
ITO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREA. Ms
Il EASES.-The reputation OF the writer Is so well 49,
shed that all that to to those who Va b
unfortunate to have contracted any those mn
Full DISEASES known and called SECRET DISEASES in ann
part of their various FORMS IS that the writer after mo-,
successful practice of twentyslx years. confined strc at
VENEREAL DISEASES and Diseases of the Blood tbsso
treated and relieved many hundreds who were past ali ho
many of whom had been under the treatment Of emjns
physicians without receiving benefit lis enabled In OFF,
positively safe, certain and speedy cure Should snu
OF the At n Liz n See ~ short advertise
STREET before applying elsewhere and avail themselves nj
the benefits of the subscriber long and successful experience
apl6 I'm B. +. MULLEN, So Customhouss 81
MEDICAL TREATMENT,
nR. A CULLEN has removed his office from 75 Rov,t
- street to No is .N.7TCHEZ Street, near IL
Arcade. He still continues TO cure Structure on h.
new system-removing the structure without anv
aon-enely by medicines that relieve and y oeI
cure without hindanee to business diet Dr. Cullen
is too well known, in NewOreanS and the suronnIinn
ton to DR. c., he will refer you to hundreds of the r ,nS
in this city who have been cured in the last len vea
his plan Please call and examine for yourselves NJ
pay required without cure is effected. ~ A'e
Rheumatism cured.
Gonorrhea cured in three days or no nav
aIV RemembeT 10 NATCHEz STREET, NEAR THE Ar.
CADE Postpaid letters punctualy attended to in ali conE
dence and medicines securely packed and sent to any
Lne country. mh8 6m
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DAILY CRESCENT.
SPRING FLOWERS.

SPRING FLOWERS.
ny THE AUTHOR OF "AZETH THE EGYPTIAN"
The flowers the lovely flowers
They are sprnging forth again;
Are opening their gentle eyes
In forest and in plain
They cluster round the ancient stems,
And vied roots OF trees,
Like children playing gracefully
About fathers knees.
The flowers! the lovely flowers
Their pure and radiant eyes
Greet us where er we turn our steps,
Like angels from the skies
They say that nought exists on eafth'
However poor and small,
Unseen by God the meanest things
He careth for them all T!
The flowers the lovely flowers
The fairest type are they . -,
OF the soul Swinging from its night
To sunshine and TO day; =,
For though they lie all dead and coid'
With winters snow above, r.,
,Fbe glorious spring doth call them iof'h
To happiness and love!
We flowers! We lovely flowers
we greet We well and long
Win lIpht and warmth, and sunny smile,
And harmony and song
All dulI and sad would be our earth,
Were your bright beauties not
And thus. without Lilies Flowers OF Love,
oh, what would be our lot
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ALEXANDER HILLS

HOY e IURN1S HING STORE,
No. So Camp Street, .Neno Orleans
WHERE Families can find all articles of Housekeeping,
W comprising general assortment and select stock Of
Iron Ware. Fire Sets brass and steel; Shevels and Tongs
and Kitchen Fire Iron ''
Enameled and patent metal timed HOLLOW WARE:
Fire Dogs
GERMAN SILVER-Block tin and Britannia Tea and
Coffee Ums ~ ~
IT TABLE CUTLERY-Geman Silver Britannia and Iron
wood WARE-Brass and Iron bound Cedar Pals,
Chums and Tubs ~ '
Rattan bound CEDAR WARE a new article
Hearth Brushes D''' e OH''is anu
Waters and Trays ~ ~ ~ '
Stass Britannia and metal Candle Sticks and LAMPS
Steamboat and Hall Lanterns ~ u A1"'iip'
Cooking Stoves and Furnaces
~ q ;, Nhghts patent Premium Cooking Stoves for
pattern use fio'e' VIC host approved
duCed prices. 10 iulhShed at re-
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A c. AINSWORTH, Marine and Commercial Notary,
N. No 80 Camp street.
Holding Commissions from the States of TEXAS, MIS-
SIsslPPI. KENTUCKY, FLORIDA, NEW YORK,
MISSOURI, ILLINOIS, INDIANA. TENNESSEE,
PENNSYLVANIA, RHODE ISLAND, VERMONT,
NEW HAMPSHIRE. DELAWARE, ALABAMA,
MAINE, NORTH CAROLINA, SOUTH CAROLYN
GEORGIA, NEW JERSEY, OHIO, and MICHIGAN,
A. c. A. is prepared to take Dispositions and Execute ana
Perfect all kinds Of Legal instruments to be used recorded
in said States and the Territory of WISCONSIN.
The usual promptitude at his office is continued in all
NotaraI Business mh5
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L o. 0. F.
Tyme Places of Holding Meetings. and Officers of the
SensrdA Lodges.

GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA ssSASsA33Esa%A.
oe!sbsr at the Grand Lodge Hall. corner *
y gSsa S%;s hFFSSsfassh Sf; F S% w.
:s3 A.ssS;
ThS 3 Shis sr4rs s Hall of the
FRI E on E4ay nfh ss eelsa Ty0s
kV WisH RGi5p3 s S No. W mss,. T n
+ Mannse, G; John S. Mannseii, v G; John Huyman,
Run NN Me- N he Hall Of the Grand
bes e ndsy s DeS Rs W shs
oREscEST i9PGR No. snset sl syers Thursday
sssstaz i " om.ted fsi%ansns secsias Rehs2d
JEFFEksoNS LODGE, No: s7-meet. every Tuesday
ss a cos seefets Beach
at he M p s s;sss
tHs Tuesday
:, S:sfRs II FsuRn es%p :is
F. Va Witt j., Treasurer J. @. A Holt, Permanent
CoMMERCIAL LODGE No 1a-meets at the Hall of
d 1ai Biews SRsay fsfFR oss feiS
Blake Secretary; J. G. Glover, Permanent Secretary; VIM
HoWARP 'f IoPGE, No ls-!nstpted Nov
meets every Thursday evening O'Clock, the Hall of
the Grand Lodge, corner of Poydras and Tchoupoulas
SG G. Dunlap " secstay T. A. Levy IT, Permanent
HOPE LODGE, No. I4-meets every Wednesday at
Reny e At cSfeH Rod p Camp street Rs oss sc
DELTA LODGE, No. 15-mees every Monday night at
En L. Mcjton t e. Bernard sasa Masone se e.
TEMPLAR LODGE, No. 16-meets every Friday even
Nc CIV R Baily VIC; Harmon Doane. Secretary;
COVENANT LODGE, No 17-meets in the Hall of
Washington Lodge No; g. Third Municipality, Tues
VG DirmeyeG, Secretary; Daniel Wheeler Treasurer
NATIONAL Alto y, LODGE, No ls-meets every Friday even
=. j. Gomez V G; v Aieman Secretary; j. Font,
ETOILE PoLAIRE, No 19-meets every Monday even
ing; at Friendship Hall No Il6 Chares street. Officers
E P P G; C. Ammel. V g. A. de Amas, Secretary;
INTERIOR LODGES-Feliciana Lodge No a. meets
at Bayou Sara; De Soto Lodge, No. T. at Baton Rouge
-. Louisiana Encampment, No. 2, at Bayou Sara.
GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
evenings; Gtfcers-c. " Wii,s ii n W Pat W.
naI n H. Thomas; jr., N EG II P &C. Hooper, y
Jun Warden; II w Omsted, w Scribe; S. w Kirk
rWILpEY, ENCAMPMENT, No 1-meets in the Hall
OF the Grand Lodge on first and third Saturdays of each
P Bernard Cohen. Scribe; w. W Herbert, S w; Thomas
H3E e ESchMfMEST M 5 s@nests at Crescent
II. G. Stetson, S w; Nv; - Scribe: &c Geo ~ =
Lawrason, Treasurer wv We
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STARK, DAY, SyAUFFER 4 co.
NOV ,r,~, IMPORTERS OF

iNoN' lin PLATE. METALS, HARDWARE, Sc,
corner Canal and Magazine sts., .Neo Orleans
On following Goods and wond resnectfoIy 81 sol is
Nysh me s. inspection of country purchasers- q
~ sSSweash, American and English IRON: -
NaS, Castings, Tin Plates Metals: '' -
Py M 10. LAST steel. and GIN SAW STEEL;
a:na S Stnr window Glass Corlage Tar Mill Stones
CTT SN' seS M1es H9s shoyes Spades Ploughs
Scythes; Ok, Log and Trace Chains. .;l W.: e,:.,,
assortment Of ana general
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY
omprislng all articles this line adapted IN H.
and Western Jobbing Trade :" LIE ooutherh
advertisers are agents for the sale of
:. PLANTATION WAGONS AND CARTS
IN Hnbbs and AXES and which have proved snn.r; ..
any Alnd heretofore In They would also cali The 10
ton of Southern Planters to their stock of ~ ~ a'eh
PLANTATION GOODS
ols Cane KNIVES, Sugar Skimmefs and ladies Tr,.,
Hoops, Building Materials. ' if"Ss
CORN MILLS. STRAW CUTTERS. HORSE COL
LahS, etc, etc.-AH OF which have been selected
expressly for Plantation Supplies, and of the hest anal
- mh5 I'm
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COPARTNERSHP.
THE undersigned have formed with view
GENERaI COJHJNISSION b USINESS in this city,
under the style of THORNHILL MC1I.HENNY, to
connection Of Jno Thonh with the house of Ward Jonas
Il Co. will be dissolved
r. McILHENNY has opened an office at No. 81 Grauier
street for the purpose of attending the of friends
who may think to entrust with their business
JNO. THORNHILL,
r. MCILHENNY.
New Orleans. Jan. %, 1913 mh5 3m
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saddlery, Harness, and Trunk Warehouse,

Saddlery, Harness, and Trunk Warehouse,
m No II Cqnal street, New Orleans. @M I'm
ENHSaRU J. A. HORTON has ness4&24lHH1 AL4dY
1yAhand large assortment Of every lLDfEAN y ~
S--style Of Saddles Brides, Martin skl9nl4 -
Dray Brides Collars Whips, strrups. Bits and SpuE
Also, a general assortment of INDIA RUBBER GOODS,
and Carpet Bags before offered in this market to which
he invites the attention Of purchasers all the above Goods
will be sold at Greatly Reduced Prices.
IT, The subscriber has also the agency for the sale of
SPANISH SADDLE TREES, of great variety of pat
terms and at the manufacturers prices mh7 6m
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600 r.,.. BUTTER;
KIM ftRkiSS ank kegs EXTRA WEsTvRy and An s.
ana Anr tsnfERloR GOSHEN. store and for sale by
SH sfuRGEs X WRIGHT, s. Tehouptoalas 4
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TI'HE proprietor of the St. Charles Loan Office in 9
IL vites the attention of the public to his large YIN
stock of unredeemed pledges consisting Of Watches,
Dams DIAMONDS, Iewey Guns Pistols Glong Fancy
ceent time pieces for their will find this excel
lent opportunity to do at comparatively little cost All
the Watches offered for sale have been thoroughly examined
and placed in perfect repair by skfn European watch
maker who employed continually in the establishment
pressly for this purpose Amy acquainted with the
nature OF the oanng business will feel assured that greater
business regular manner Watches that originally
$3.50 can be offered for less than half that In this
Enlistment deception practced One price is asked for
all the articles and deviation made any
By this the most inexperienced purchase
requested to call and examine for themselves Remember
the St Charles Loan Office under the right wing Of the St
Charles Hotel and three doors from the of Graver
. sR- -Four five Pianos which advances have
been made and time of keeping EXPIRED offered for sale
above. ap4 3m
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BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

pnrpsE-I without reserve, solemny pledge my honor
that viii neither make, buy. SELL beV-
a. a snv Spirituous or Malt Liquors Wine Cider.
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GENTLEMEN'S BOOT AND LADIES'
SHOE STORE.
A., The subscriber has Just received from-
l6his Mandatory, splendid assortment ofEzN2A
M BOOTS and SHOES, made under his eye and
Ss of the best material and workmanship, and of the
most fashionable and tasty styles, comprising
Gents Extra fine Calf Skin BOOTS;
Fine Calf Skin g
Fine Morocco
Cloth g
Fine Calf BROGANS;
&" Rough and Ready HALF-BOOTS;
{" Cloth HALF -GAITERS;
" NULIIFIERS-Calf and Patent Leather
g Velvet and Calf SLIPPERS;
" Hunting and Riding BOOTS etc, etc;
Ladies' BOOTS, CATERS and SHOES, of the most
fashionable styles;
Boys and Youths Patent Leather BROGANS:
Children's Francois CATERS, Morocco Buttons, Pa
tent Leather, and Calf SHOES. etc.
JOHN III. WORTH,
ap5 I'm under st. Charles Hotel corner Common ST.
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MONTHLY BULLE-

1VI lin 80. NO. 4 80.
The Graefenberg Com
pany hereby announce that
they are now incorporated
by the Legislature of the
State of New York, Capt.
tai 100000, agreeably to
the following certificate
from the Secretary OF State:
STATE OF NEw YoYK, I
.Secretary's Office. )
| certify that 4 certificate of
the Incorporation of " The
Graefenberg Company"
bearing date the Gath day of
February, 1913, was this
day filed in this office.
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JOHN WOODRUFF. JAMES E. WOODRUFF
TOHN o. WONDRUFF g. CO, Commission .Ner-
d chants and Agents for the Louisiana and Neao York
Zine of Packets No 90 Camp street mh5
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NH MEYER 100 CAMP STREET ~
M. MATCHMAKER and Dealer in JEWEL,RNY; fgM.
GOLD PENS, FANCY ARTICLES AN i,nAAssA
WATCHES All Jewelry Articles repaired atesSsa
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CHARLES DEAKE & CO., Commission Merchants
anJ SHIN Brokers' SO Common street. mh5
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GEO. w. PRITCHARD, General Broher No 81 Ora
" vier street New Orleans. mh2l 6m
HORDON PLUMMER, .fdjuster Of .Arerages.-Otfice
VI at Lucien Hermanns, Marine Notary, No. 81 Royal
Street. Mem Orleans. mills Am
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A. d. GRIEF. S. A. KINGSLAND
A ID. GRIEFF & CO., Wholesale Dealers az Butter
IA. and Cheese, and agents for TUTORS 4lbanH 7te
and Porter and Neoark Cider Nos g. 80 and 40 % Lee
wee, NewOreans. mhl6 ly
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PUMPS AND BATHING APPARATUS. 81

TOHN mccarthy, Plumber No. 134 Camp q
- street. New Orleans has lust received and a.
large assortment of Brass Cocks, Force 1A
and Lift Pumps; Beer Pumps, &C., &c; Cooking -
P ns and st ,d Bas a Syng
crption. Ship and Steamboat work promptly put up and
repaired All orders promptly attended to.
EY" Charges moderate. mha4 1y
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PORTABLE SHOWER BATHS.
GREEN'S IMPROVED PORTABLE EXTENSION
NJ SHOWER BATHS have received the diploma at
the American Institute New York. and Mechanics Fair,
Boston, the best Shower Baths offered to the public.
The subscribers would that they have been
pointed for the above really excellent Bath and
prepared furnish them at wholesale RETAIL at
moderate prices.
mig 2no &
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Sergeant Attachment.
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Story Laws of the United States, vols
Commentaries on the Constitution, vols.
Reports, II vols.
49,. Conflict Of Laws
go. Equity, vols.
So. on Contracts, vol, 1874.
80. on Partnership.
SO. Bills of Exchange.
80. on Bailments.
Stephens & Benecke on Insurance.
hfI Of fs HFNEk for the Murder of Charles
at Boston-1s44
Treatise the Law of Fire Insurance and Insurance
by Elisha Hammond, ESD:
TT syo LAW fssd5 If E1 ssS ssa late i fson
Tomlins Law Dictionary, vols.
Theobod on Surety and Agency.
T Fer q F fR G b s Gso Tsssa 90 the
Courts Of Common Law and Admiralty. in vols. by
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vaeI'I Laws ; of Nations.
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Wehtwonh on Executors lbat, vols.
Moriswoth's Law OF Joint Stock Companies 1872
walker $ Introduction to American Law.
Whites New Reeopilacion vols
80. International Law, Sd edition, 1876.
49,. selwyn 2 vols.
Woods Civil Law.
edon vols. is4s ep'''e' oA'e IN pennsylvania s'h
Walace's Reports.
I MashIngtons Circuit Court Reports, A vols
WendeIs Reports % volumes
YATES'S PLEADINGS AND FORMS mhaO
STATIONERY, Nautical Books, Charts, &c., SC.
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No. 3-peets every Friday evening
No. 222 fchoupitouIas street. Off
]. Stevens, w A; J. X. Gle, r
Alex. Mclean, T; A. G. Porter,
J. Williams, A G; J. III. Saxon,
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coIumn-but what solaCe Was this 10 his
broken hearted family. He had died with
heroic words u?on'hs lips-bu, conld This
reanimaie his lirless clay now. One V lid
shrek bur,l from hrs atiiaAced bride. as
she real the awfu! intelligence, aud ihtn
she Tell .aiuting to the hoos. The emotion
OF III, parent Though less violently exhiaiir,
was rot less fearful. The hope OF his de-
clining years; ME only child of his $ainel
wife, the last representative Of his arcjen
line. was no more: aud, as the thorgh
came over his memory. h. gr,amrd III hi =
'erness, and, with 100, wished he had ne,-
er heen born.
Tney had talked Of the return OF he!t
yonug hero we'd. he camc--but in law
different guiSc from what they la expnc
led He Game with no p~ancing s'eed
amid the brilliant panoply ol war, bat booze
il his cotiln, he entered his fathers house
or the last ,me.--The sound of the dead
march attended him: and not the bold tyi-
urnphal music they had looked for; and
tears. instead Of smiles; met him al t!.e
threshold.
They laid Ai;n in the waiD>courd CLAM
Der, the same room where biz yrandsirc,
Will, his swc,d across hinl. had laia in
STATE, AID croWdS poured in tom the street
% 2aza ~pon i.e dead mans face: and s"a
,tr honorable wn.mA By which he ha !a.-
icn. Bui oti what soIacr was ali ihi> 10
he crashed hears dat sal uc,u.4'o in the
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with contempt by the good old man Now vs. IL,
can place reliance on man 10 utterly hear, Less
s1d s,'ihsh! Gan the man be trusted who fro m
! 'nerrehary motives. would refuse ~ deisnd a
broth officer from charges which b. knew r.,
lie false! WE sny no! and all candid rne1 IN
n2ree with us; for he, who has not the couray- l.,
.cl! the truth der such circumstances ia .
craven otsplrit-so poor in prnciple--lo 10 c4 -
idrc in.
As Secretary of War he had the audsci,y ~
THrar up ~ acGsu It # many yeas standing f.,
"ESTaA All ow ,>rEs." to which, on PRINCIPLES Of,
honor, h" s .ot entitled, for he wus receiving
large @fAfts At TIE saline time for several offices:
he hdd AiSn 'hs tajeiicaCy to press their allow
aiicc hY "iicets uniei iiilu. la this way, he .g.
toTitd iicm the government il.v sum Of ,SG4.
$50
ID man who can descend 10 such mean dew.
ers. 10 i:h'h tn"n'y from the public treasury.
worthy I" be The che magistrate of this a,ori,,vs
CnloW We say ne is not, and SO will ali int. IA
gent, hones III aided men.
While Secretary Of War. hs organized coru-
pany to meaapoiiss and speculate in the publ.
lsnds-nnd taose lsnds in charge OF his depart
ment of the government! Would u man ofbi,h
toned honor thus have abused tho public trust;
In thus becoming partner in that cd uus mon
opyly--a monopoly which went to deprive the
honest, but poor husblndiuAn ,kof an opportunity
OF becoming purchaser upon fair and equal
tefms--~e say in thus becoming a partner 10
such scheme TO tax the poor, he pe,ps,ra,sd un
act OF treacnsty 10 the nation, and proved hin
self an encmy ioa very large and merito.uu,
hody OF ihsn---we MEAN those who desire 10 pur
c!iate the public lauds. wish the visw of settling
on them viii, their fam lies. Cans man who
has proved tii'nset f.;sAtss, when wieldng's 10.
oh OF tle go'ernm"ni, hes,rurted with the ,shotss
we put the question i" iair-mnded, truthful, in
'esftt -'"'i'E 'aeh~-hot 10 Parti1ths we put II
10 snGh me" ss respect honest, uprieh, ealing.
-"!'a 'eAf no. 'n"iF a'is"rr.~-R'pCA saf Rsats.
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My name, with my consent, was sub
mitted to the consideration otihe Phila.
delphia Convention, which assembled in
June last. That body thought proper to
nominate a distinguished citizen of the
United States, and not me. In view of
the relation in winch / stood to the Con-
venton, l do not think that | ouvht to
pass any judgment upon its proceedings.
1t is sufficient for me to know that it
did not deem it eXpedlent to nominate
me. In this decision l have entirely
acquiesced. ] have quietly submitted
to 1t, and have given no encouragement
or countenance to any further use or con
nectlon with my name for the Presiden-
cy. TO this effect, ! have uniformly writ
ten to all associations and individuals
who have addressed me on the subject. |
hope that my good friends OF Hanover
will approve Of my adherence to this
resolution, dictated by my honor, by a
regard to my character. and by my de-
sire of retirement. Tell them under
what great obligations they have placed
me, and that l shall cherish tin proofs
of their friendship and confidence, which
you have sen. me. among the most pre-
cious treasures OF memory.
Nor can ! conclude without rendering
TO you personally my grateful ayhnow!
rdgments tor the Kind and .lattrrinr
terms in which YOU have addressed M,
and especially Tor yoNr touching atiu$ion
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-09-30

AR2;rM. OF iERo the pack 9, ship
New World ARRIVED a, New York from
Liverpool on Friday. with six hundred and
tiifty two p7s,enGers.-Ol board Of 'hs
New Wor!l i, The Heroic Frederick Jerome
who saved fifteen lives from the Ocean
Mnnarci, and vl,s i.eToisrn has been hon
ored by receiving from the authorities of
New York, III" Freedom Of the city, and
god box. Subscriptions from the Mer.
chant'. now amounting 10 about $4,000 are
also 10 be niYcn him.