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4 HEw ANITskY OtOAalZAr gunre@
e car public syid,.d young men - orssI'z rcs
military oonp.py 20 con,i. - 'ir r.l as ny'e %
IN IN a,e 20 - es' ;hsD sig let "a si-ufe Toy are
[, b. c-,.,d to- "Gsverno.'s Guards 1hs al ii0rn
viii ba very cosiy sua Of rstssr n,Fsl sJ-3.rrnce.-
Ia. % i.s white c,otn rirU.,d 9Th ucs ALT
bc-e, heh Ia rsv1luuonsry, grenade -sps made -
French b~.r .kp and eoOts siniar 90 tncse ,fr IN
Psi, By tire Chassas snd he Lie Guard. q L.. Gvn
1hey propose 70 b, rsdy Tor sha.r Gre, parSs .boa'
the ., OF January, is50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-14

'',~. = Haasary snd recent y engaged 10 Ihs
'..l =, ,b.s uou.pyy cosGtry sysiast lie oPpsss-
'H1ss s,,,isa 10 BL.inots, ~recs lie has b'sa ~
oos.-d % ? -ofs.sos - Ia Ms Pa'sPsco fn-,s ia
r,.a.s Ia Isitsr yuo isasd ~ hin 10 III B'i
.n.r. ba Orooo. Q 20 z Va . musical ooncSrt tho pro
"a, Of which are to 10 sppropiste5 70 sae s.iet u
HI. ed eoanry uen, thsir vives end es!l5r.n
nd ma lis vie - e iG,es the protsesosv a mNse
Gnsrsa9 - Jsh m b tDses4 wswA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-14

~ gos Gsoses W. JULIAN, The Free S'3
Representative from Indiana better g. tue last az
counts end SIS expected - 'sr' ~ Ws'sps;cl IFS
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rHs nA,lrnssI, aoIp RorrraY.-we ar.ler

THg CALiFORSIA GOLD hoesEaY-"H 9n"er-
stand ihat person Wno us heretofore borne very
gooi character ASS ben arrested chsrse9 WIFE nc ZOO
berry of ire boxes Of SOLD dust or board he steamer
Empire CITY The robbery vas committed ~ ta,s end
OF ihs f1o The arfot: r'i msjs 10y oElcer NJ. c.
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WILLIAusBURGH ITEMS.

LlsRAaY-Tho Mschapics sod Wogsios'n.ns
Library A,socis,,Oa alter l,ins dormant for year
about % conm,nce operations for the Wt'sr M
John Ro,cn last evening delivered the oSeriss Lecture
70. ,hs s4asou 81 the UaiVerss.; Church corner q
Fourth ard soutb.Tt.rd "a 80 .seeess'oH c. 10
.,,s snd debates sltsrnstey viii 10 given during oe
Winter
BURcLAPigs.-TneC aca 4 too Collector o. TOO
Fir, D strict, corner 81 South Fihh a q FEt eo
1,o. into Yesterday morning. and tas Soo's 81 stH
ron - com ,aeiy demcste1 ~ tie tLiJ'et q fore
nov r,scoe1 shs Id. rior. For their trouble vh~y
'ouyd 5000 spd 70 q9ot their ss1o Ioi1imers tore
a.i-.ye. QUITO Or cory. A'n5 HcS = ~. o'-Ss'
hi corn,f T -ouin 9th 2Dd rsi.ss ny I,bvr
a. .o1,. tls but 49, D., iuoceod a cP@oisg tie r.
~ ,nieh va roue $500 TIE s-fs Sss - H,rins'e
nsouiscru a00 sas Ony Drought ih.o 10 lice JSS
,erd.y. Tao old cue "s' 'I'' a 'A' SlsS' u Nc
Col -csOr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-14
THvssDAY AFTERNOON, Dec. -

TUESDAY AFTERNOON. Dee. -
- rhs seats q: /. ck'op Fer, zee yestsr
s.y forr,d BY Tbs osnees Of the n.s sd TIA csnsss
Of stns fs.t H. rock in tire mouth Of sae p 70
lssd ,ssir psssensers considerable f'issaee oslow
Ws.on. srd cane c. 4 not BE- tsks1 scrVss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-14
Jersey CITY ITEMS.

- A Baii4.ng ASSOCIATION BAG been f,yued
N tsis ciy I'D conmi,,es Of eve appointed 70 scs ap
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-14

~ Tee o:ics OF 4 L. Tomlinsop, Esq tho A.
lofaey - me Corporation. vas borg a1vsJ este'sa
dung Tuesday niznI By i0rcios open tho win5ow u
:so.t undor tea ss,s u tho sapsri.. Court Too 2s
2ers ead boob. tossed stout b9s 10 V Col Anosv
10 q sny were car I'd Cd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-14

- q lSa,gs ION Grsrd - viag''n 60
= niyAn, m Fs., ,s 81 out ~ " Nugnesday at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-14

DIscH,LoGo.- Alderman Ka'iy of - S'Sih
Wsrd oi,ehs.ssd Sne VIZ. HoIa.ty, on Wejre.;'y
nigh, who Dad esen arrested tyr ei.oTso.'g c..s.>'
- -i-or McMsuus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-14

BFgAKrvG Isro 4 HoUsE-perics Fsrreh, 70.
adj. IN Ejr.a.Ta.rd between t.ith snd s.x,b
t.rads osmp.sls yrs,efdby rnotoiIg oeiore JJstos
Bfys ss&LsE ha NJ liissc Mtchssi Fiocr, sIch>i
cJyie sso unkoos ga John d e. Tor oreski1s o2ea
nj. W,dDescsy eveaiDg with c.uos asd desiroy
iax 1.als, furniture, etc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-14

q Joha 3. Noff.i. WA elected Cspts:e q
tho Whsas int-p-ndens K a,s on Tuesday evening.
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FUarrlYt-OfHcen E6srcs sad Smith, CT TOE
Third D.tric! Pcoe srre.Ued Jesterdsy man of SEQ
al appearance by the rsnse OF Alea q VI 49, %
eh.ro, = b~..s a "a dive frO. Lynn hssfsenassts
.b.r. ~ st.nd. craze ~itr having rob 5z-d LIN
A,kto. P,s,er 4 Taoaaas Managers % to- Ses-E1s-
i.r1 p,oscc,.ca ri'o:," yAion No 90 III 'u,, Il
a. 20 r. u.oney chck on sas B>ot o, Lynn "a eco
al ,wo IroniisJry nstss oDs loo si5 snl toe Snses
i1r 81 - - -, -.
n.~g PAPER, FoUsD.-On ~. Lloyd, toe
ns..a..er ~ao c!i;s;coed 70 Esvsesss on ..1e-
H. az Rive oy tie haaa. On oosrd II sts~no,et
s-slvlug L-Se and toss the rod fs1 Ies. . -.
ri. c.y. Hsimmsdi.tly retained, So, % s,.-s ."
os-. WIT, ost hsss s.n fsoup ,Ee Grand lazy 4.
rrooa mich 10, GRIND Jury hsd not acted, 81 To-
p,ury ps,ers are As ye, org tho ndssHs
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BROOKfYN TTEMs.

- ia Smith Gias "thi-f" waa arrested
running CA vita oock lrou. the fse II EoIfs -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-14

FIRI-Ttis morning = iNtle a,i'-s &c o'''ocs
sd.e 10 cat u he s';.o = ifor,l iuths ro-r Z
- Ncr:Isst Tas, sad rcsr buud.og % 6. AZ os
--tolS.,r. wee rssuy d,stroyed, baisrs the 9Snss
N-,e reduced IRE properly wa ros very ysia.bl~
C-s.s u lie IRE no, known.
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.rW.YORk TRIBUNE

,osx DAILY TRiBUNH - FUSLlssrP
~, xoRSIHo tsUSDAYs fxo.FTLDl
-, Trisuu. sa'Id'nSs' cerner Of spr ,,
a =, ss,.sn. streets, opposite the C'' b"h'
.,ay.e city subseIiSel, '9I = Geo. Ps, p..i
zoo -, on vesY a. the sane Tsts Sins.e eopSs,
= ~ Ma fubscribefs FIVE Do.-GFs rer snnnll, :.
80 Subscription taken Toy six months. -
gsses - Three Dollars H. Al vsuce rsquifea % ~
Gus .s,,,s cooiuy Newspaper psiiypSls - ~
,o'see whose tcrr's are hiyHe taab '."''
q = sos NJ slowe~i any diderenr"
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Motion. aud Cssnber business VII be :, cl -
,is.!y 81 Climber a, .0A II. Ire Cocoa I'd SSS>
e4l reru1s vi. open 81 10 4 II
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II. IT, .he rop..1 " I'D on W o. c .da,. " 81,
X - Nas crested tor s.sa i,g .cap; Nlgh ~ Gay
to- 'e In. 81 II. she toeAE mcs La gsy 81 .Gs
pc On - stealing a. Evo6s; JAMS an. os ss-ess
"a ..ccr Casey; go houry A1sten iof -7t - Als
possession snf a.ecp'iog 10 y1s CnipYess. HIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-14

- b. Is.'efs n au. c,,.4e' u 4 % ar
,-.,.- ga suspicion II ll-g.sTy ty Chs o. 81
s.t.au 90 lne rs,n.I WeIt Wsf- hrii '-r t%s- i'a-
t.n n.yns lot oi j5T~ry 10 y5.S'.s.'' sh'a
elLsnG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-14

! FFAorUKED HsAD--Yos,erdsy phhp WH-
r'a II ls2 WashiDg'9n st vss driv'oJ he ~as = ~
1 y y.st re to-ss tel gnd ,hrsv hlD III 80 ys,leS}.
Il 3r4t irac,urot snd BE- was fssen - 10 G'fy
I i NM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-14

bt-arAEY. --John Hsrc wss cn'uwi''@a tr
,rcssitg toto ihs IT, q y Ws'aca { Re- u'cr. n
I,lat... - 49, s.rsirg SOD odic,is bsa~ln All
/. .n,on of tho Z gEih Wsri nsde Ao aIIest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-14

| sy- Oiicet Acher Of Thi-tsenth Ws'i yea.
terGag mOrrirg took from man at GraDdst F,ty ~
ingran CARPET and sso tuss, supposed ~ have Sesa
stJl, y from Wiiiisnl4 Jgf gh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-14

~ william Dina CO n niStsd fora Tairteen,h
Ward for stealing a peIr Of Inaia ru5ooT shoes tfor
tSo G!aAG a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-14

~ Lsv-ercs woGs5 was a.,,.tsd > ocicts
Fw.l VI the Ssy-nin N-'t on w.r,snt isaIei ~
Justice Tmp,o,. Wherein he 10 charged VA a. 49,
IaiceDy. Nod Tor .inlagi!0p.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-14

~" John Beck ,eli into tho river Il the 'oOs OF
rnird .. on Wsdnesary evening He WAS rescnc' ny
ilcs. s.rsh 81 toe Ei-veath Ward restored b Dr..
cuO. / tie sssec house, and sent - tho LOsp..s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-14

" Charles Ciyds YES ar-st'd b. ofiosr
sh.1oo', 81 the Tenth Ward. ed connilEo DY
Ju.;;ce TmpsoD, tor stealing Ar oVsIcosi item &c
Grsna-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-14

SAVAGE AssaULT-Chcrr Bigity a. ths I'll
Ward arrested Goo. Cavalier eAsGge OF At, 'ys
Iog k, James Jackson lie was Committed tCg ca
animation.
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~ Oficer Nelson, Of the ret W.rd, anest.
81 Vim H,sns,sy, f9r stealing solsll si,sh fro. kr
EStct.ass
fx~ John Msrk. WIN k~n' Ard james O'Con.
ner .,ordy sole bod'ed oegysf-, vel. sr.esloa
oy the Police oil lha Second Ward Ou Wedlsscsy.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-10

Years of suffering, Of physical and m en-
! al anguish TO many an afectionate wife :,
and pecuniary diff cuties to the husband
might have been spared; thousands now
poor would have enjoyed competence;
thousands now broken in health would
have enjoyed III hundreds now in their
graves been still alive, by a timely pos.
session of this work.
1t is intended especially for the mar
RED, or those contemplating marriage,
AS it discloses important secrets which
should be known to them PARTICULARLY.
Truly, knowledge is power. 1t is
health happiness, afiiuence.
The revelations contained in lis pages
have proved a blessing to thousands, as
the innumerable letters received by the
author will attest.
Here, also, every femae--the wife, the
mother, the one either budding INTO wo.
manhood, or the one in the decline OF
years IN whom nature Contemplates an
sympt toms, and the most efficient remed les
and most certain mode Of cure, in every
complaint to which her sex is subject.
Its Importance to the Married
may be gathered from he fact, that 7rau.
ettiag Agents make from
Three to Five Dollars Day!
F,, al. l.
prlzing agents are accommodating littls
competence from the liberal discount al
lowed, and the great demand for il. Or
ders are required to be accompanied with
payment.
Copies will be sent by mail free Of post
age to the purchaser.
Orertwenty thousand copies have been
sent by mail within three months with
perfect safety and certainty.
On the receipt OF Ooe Dollar, the MAR
ried Woman's Private Medical Compan.
ION will be cent (maited (ree) to any part
of the United States. All letters and ap,
plicati ions from those desiring to become
agents must be postpaid (exccpt those
containing a remittance) and addressed
to DR.. A. NJ. AIauriceau, Box 1924, New.
York City. Publishing Ofice, l29 Lib,
erty-st. New York. ST
The Married Woman's Private Medi,
cal Companion is sold by booksellers
Throughout the United S atesi
FOR SALE AT THE UPPER SAN
DUsKY DRUG STORE.
January, 10, Ie49.-6m. Sc 90,
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Why is 1t that, Notwithstanding the univer.
sally conceded excellence of Sarsaparilla as
a remedial Agent, yet none of the numerous
simple Sarsaparllla Extracts have long re-
tained public favor! Is it not, that in the hu
man system-that harp of thousand strings
tile function of no one organ can be de-
ranged without affecting, more or less, other
organs! IF so, then it follows, that in almost
all cases Of sickness, no simple extract can
be of RADICAL benefit, but compound of varl~
substances, having reference to different or
guns, is necessary. DR.. Guysott's Compound
Extrace of yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla
with some other vegetable substances, sup,
plies this desideratum. Yellow Dock, a de-
tergent and tonic, acts upon the skin and
stomach, Sarsaparilla upon the blood, other
substances upon other organs, and thus hs
whole spstdm is benefited. 1t is entirely
free from mineral substsnces-safe to take,
mild and easy in its operations, and sure and
speedy in affording relief.
See advertisement in another column.
20.-4w.
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Sheriff S Sale.
Calvin A. Hor,
VS.. In Partition

o''' Calvin y, = y ",'' II PARTITION
pY virtue OF an order issued in this case
~ b, tie Court OF Common Pleas OF
W, andot oou, ty, Ohio and to me direc>
ted, | sill ttfer for sale al public yendue
Ssndusky, in said County, on the "a day
of September next between the hours OF
~ o'clock A. Nj, aud A o'clock p NJ OF
said day the follow ing described lands
and teDemenls, subject TO the dover e-,
estate OF Ruth Hor, 10 wit: the south wtel
quarter OF section number nine [91 in
township number four f4l south Range
number fourteen fl4l east, (except six
acres and sesenv SIX hnndredlhs Of an
acre being part II the dover estate OF
Jemima Gteen. described az fellows, to
Wit: beginning at the North east corner
Of tho taid quarter section, thence west
ten l01 rods, thence south ono hundred
and ,hiee and one half 1924 rods, the nee
cas-. ten !0] rods, thence north one hun,
dred and three and one half [I02al rods
to the place Of beginning
Also fifty six and half l564l acre.
DeS III uil at the sutIlH east corner oil tDe
south easi quarter of said section mum er
nine leJ iheuce north City six and one
half, 5O3 rods, to the liaa OF the sails
dover estate last mentioned thence west
one hurdted and SIXTY, 1901 reds, thence
south fifty six and hall l56a rods; thence
east Que hundred and sixty rods TO the
place OF beginning; also twenty eight and
our iour'hs [2e4 acres fl the Srnih end
oi tie est hail OF the Soui wesi quarter
ofsection number ten III in the towns
ship and rsrge aforesaid: Also thirty l30]
acres I, fl the South end Il the west hall
efthe north west quarter OF section nun
btr fourteen (l4l in the Towush ip and
range aforessid: containing in the whelo
two hundred and seventy FIVE acres more
or less; Beng the same pre- nises Of which
Jacob Hur; lale Of the county of WyaD-
dlt, at he time Of his death, was seized
IN Tee slmrle.
Appraised at $3l73,15.
I. BAIRD, Sheriff w. G. o.
August 7lh ls49 -24-4w. ST. 25.
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lit arhOlesalc and retail,

He respectfully invites PHI, sicians and
'cnslume generally throughout the conn-
ny to call and examine his stock and
prices. lie fears not the composition OF
any man tr set OF men. lie went pei,
sonall, 10 the city OF New York tins sun.
lner, ard selected his stock with care --
All his goods are warranted TO be unad-
ultersted, and If any person shall hnd
any articleto fall short OF what it is re
commended 10 be, he will do him kind.
ness to return it. His liquors, brand,
ard wines Tor medicinal purposes, he re
c"mnends as a superior artlcle-(pore
French hunadulierated.
WM KISK ADDEN
Upper Sandusky, August 10, ls49--2l
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A hib al d All len
FASHIONABLE BARRIER.
UPPER SAN SKY, OHIO.

sHoP ON sANpUskY AVENUE, NEARLY oPpo>
SHE FLACK s uoTLL.
eavpg to others the business Of shaw
ing mems pockets, the subscriber W i'll
devote his undivided attention and il
will be his aim to arrive as near perfec>
ton as possble to the business Of shsing
their faces, shampooning their heads, aud
cutting lheir halr atler the latest aud
most approved fashions. Having had
many years experience in the business,
aud beng sc,uated by desire TO please
be fatters himself that ihtse who give
bm call viii goaway perfectly salts.
fed
Particular atisntion will be paid to cut
ting hair and shampooniog.
He wenld respectfully say 10 bis pat
roma whom he is 10 the habit shavlug reg.
ularly, that IL they could make II con,e
nient, he would like TO have ,hem call and
ge, ihaved on Saturday evening instead
Of Sunday morning. or il on Sunds, mor-
ning, "a early aspossibe.
ARCHIBALD ALLEN
Upper SaLdniky, July II, lo49.-22-lf
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Petition for Divorce.
John r Sherrad, ,
} In Wyandot Com :
DI

John r Sherrad, In Wyandot Com
Abigail ID. Sherrad. J Petition for divorce
The said Abigail d. Sherrad will taks
notice, that the said john K. Sherrsd this
day iled his petition in the Office Of the
Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas.
within and for the county of Wyandoi
aud state Of Obio; the object aud prayer
If sal, petition is. that the marriage be-
tween Tho said Johu and Abigail ma. be
dissolved: the said petitioner alledges,
adultery in his pstitions; and al the neat
term Of said court applications will be
made for decree TO desolse said mars.
riaGP.
The sail Abi.ail ID. Sherrad " i'll aisa
take natIoe that there will be deposiuon
taken by the piaintiff in this case on ihe.
25,h day oil Joil; A. ID. le49. a, the eiIics
ot q. A. Geuard, 10 ,ermilliou TJwnshtR.
E,ie oousty, State Of Ohio.
5. r. McBANE,
Sol. for Petition.
Ma, iitb, A. u. lsl9.-l2-ets - .o8
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PR o S P E c T U S


This Weekly Paper seeks as its end the
Peaceful Transformation Of human soci-
cites from isolated to associated inter.
ests. from competitive to cooperative
industry, from disuni,y to unity. Amidst
Revolution and Reaction it advocates
Reorganization. 1t desires to reconcile
conf curg classes and 10 harmonze man
various tendencies by an orderly arrange
ment Of all relations in the Family, the
Township, the Nation, the World. Thus
would il aid to introduce the Era Of Con
truth aud deed shall be the klndom of
Fod and his Righteousness, Heaven up.
on Earth.
In promoting this end ufpeacsful trans
formation in human societies, The SPirt
ofihe Age will aim 10 reflect the highest
light on all sides communicated in rela
lion to Nature, Man, and the Divine Be
ing illustrating according to its power,
the laws of Universal Unity.
By summaries of News, domestic and
forelgn,-repnris Of Reform Movements
sketches Of Scientific discoveries and
MeChani al iiBventions--notices OF Books
and Works of Art--and extracts from the
periodical literature of Continental Eu.
rome. Great Britain andt the Unit edStates.
The Spirit Of the Age will endeavor to
present a faithful record of human pro
gress.
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Caution TO Strnngcrss

Almest every person coming from the
east, or any old settled country, intothe
Mississippi valley, are sure TO be attack
ed with diarrluea, which prostrates the
system, and generally ends in Bilious fe
yer, or that dread of all emigraDts. Agne
and Fever,-lf every such person would
supply themselves with few boxes Of DR..
Brsgg's AniisBillious aud Tonic Sugar.
Coated pills and take them on the first
indications of disease, they never neeo
fear any serious attack of any Of the dis
eases peculiar to the western country
They have beeu used by thousands OF per.
sons, and always with the happiest OF.
fects,
See DR.. Bragg's advertisement in am
other column.
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Drugs, Medicines,

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Pertumery, liquors. Wlues. Inks, Pens,
Paper, wriung and sand Patent MedI.
cInes, &c., &C..
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signed not TO interfere. except TO incul-
cate concession and forheataDce on all
sides. and to secure to each the Just pro.
lection which the constitution PROMISES
| TO all.
Our epdesvors viii be 10 unite all the
elements OF the democratic party in sup.
port OF ils {, mmon principles, and in an
| effort 10 regain its ascendency, which has
| been lost 10y the mistaken trust and con
! 6dence Inch some Of It's members have
reposed in man, now occupying the
presidency, who had gained high military
honofs in a noble and patriotic cause
and who, in order TO attain the highest
civic honors, made promises aud pledges
which he has from incapacIty to fulfil his
high duties, or from Intentional design,
grossly violated, thus belrsy ying TO the
enemy those who confded in him, and
bringing disgrace upon the Presidential
Office.
10 carrying out these purposes and in.
teutions, the undersigned fetl that they
shall stand in need OF the active and ea
ergetic co-operatinn and support Of the
undivided democracy Of ,he country. The
parry i'll power has secured its ascenden.
Cy " iduu hPoH wv PeoPie, anu uas
mt ST shamo'ully violated all the pledges
which IT made to attain power. 1t viii
endeayor to MAINTAIN its ascendency by
The same uhscrnpnous means. 1t is the
parry representing the foreign sentiments
and principles now too openly prevalent
in this country, and which are at war
with the principles of our government and
with popular liberty. 1t is the party that
espeused the cause of Great Britain in
the war Of 1872, and leagued with Mexi.
CO in the war OF 1915. Sound Political
morality, fidelity to republican principles
and that spirit Of lrne patfiousm which
ever frow nsu upon treschsry to ones coun>
try, require that this party shall be ex
PEELED from the power which il has gaias
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this great work we invoke the energetic
and uptiriDg aid Of every PARROT and ev.
cry ftiend 10 popular liberty aud free
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forts to accomplish the part of the work
Of reform which may develve on us.
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