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THE MARRIED. woaANs PRIVATE MEDICAL CON-
psnicn, hy Dr. n Maurssss, Professor Of Diseases q

THE MARRIED. W0NAN's PRIVATE MEDfCAL CON-
panicr, by Dr. Eaurseao, Professor Of Diseases o.
Wcmes. siSth ssitisn. sos, pp st'. Price 81. 500
Years OF suffering Of physical and mental anguish many
sseciicnete wife. And sccunary dcnlessO The husbard
mxht been spared thoaaasd would
joyed peence Thousands Broken Ia health would
have enjoyed it hundreds IN thsr been s alive
By timely possession Of this work.
1t intended especially for TIE married or those ssnn
plating marriage ~ disolosss i'm vai,h
should be known to them particularly.
To those whose health dees permit 81 increase sf
niy. ~ 10 Of especial impo~ lance.
Here, slae every femaieths wife, the mother tbs
either budding into the IA the desae
years in whoa nature ntepstss an important shs-
fsceverthe aud the sNsieat
nodes and NEST certain mode sfeurs in every
which her ser fs suhiset
Fer sale at ~ Rrssd AZ ard the rubhins om.e 10
Lib~rty street, N y; Lt,lo CO.. AlAaay " n. psvis,
". Peterson, IS Chesrnt Philadelphia;
WILLIAM Taylor 60. Baitiraors J. n Ropsosni New err
leans J. n Cubbsdge, sAvsnnah.
free q postage % part sfe ksit.d States letters
Ne addressed post rad, ~ Dr. A. NJ Hauriccau on
LIZA New Yorf oi,y. oace lz' Liberty street,
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= =
FOR BALH.

A EXTENSIVE TARM, kc.-THE Advertiser
IA owns ard carries u this largest and bert farms
all respectf1 In this United States combating about 1000
of vsrout soils with $50 timber thsreon the
mander LOO elsarsd and under culture grasses
ts keep thereon about roo sheep which profitable
that purposs Increasing o6O0 have cher stoss in
and healthy rsrge Of country. wish 70 meet person
persons 10 Join IN owning aud the place
desire " travel The property stcck and ALL valued
sbout ssoe0 and rsres msy come In 70 the extent OF
s5s0 to $1,000. The neeme Averages ~
on valuation Abundance Of game AID hshss around the
rlaee rood opportunity for kngshmea to settle IL
requested that noss bat those who have the requisite
aacrss 81 once OF this paper For sale also three COED
Wv WILSON.
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Being Al seconds the time within which the
Was 20 be run Saratoga Republican, JaIy rs.
That's the talk 1--WE are requested 10 say
That expected believe that Boots. Shoes. and
Caters equal the Paris make be sold forty
price, until he has and handled those
Manufactured ard warranted by JONES, IA Ann street.
by Saint Dennis: IL IL good for Thou
sands in New York, that such place is where q
,ss sle for S. 5000 Coats iroess saoks and dress
to So 200 pair Pants TO S. 5000 Vests 50 cts 10 ST.
Ovsrcoats and Coak TO So Corner Nassau aud Beck
man SITS.
Com bs.-Ladies are Hopefully Invited
20 examine she choice selection of Dress Combs the subso
hers beyond all doubt
city among which win be found the open chain pattern
much admired Also be obtained every article Apper
tanning to the toilet. A. q J. SAUNDER3,
ST Broadway, between Waller and White streets.
To the Divisions OF tho y. OF T.-Has our
Country Committees Of them. been paid by the Cy
Eres HUI Cemetery SCENTS sell the Division lots In their
Cemetery Others the city, where the
whole expenses OF burais will DO onehslf the
paid for railroad fare TO the Cypress ul Csmeery hope
the mittee will plain this DviGons be-
Ssre purchasing the lots.
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CoR SAN FRASCIsCo.-TBE STEAMSHIP cussA-

u
PEANE viii be desrstohe tor Fraasisoc sous ,ins
RIO Isueiro asd Valparaiso Tor refrs-acrss aud land
pstsngef WEDNESDAY, August sth at o. NJ, from her
does. fier ~ N r. having been detained tli that d,y
~ pssehges- 80 from
Tie CLesaptake is substantial vssso built
ny Gsesmcnt fer their esi service fsrsshsi and lifted
iu renb. ard and IL unisr s5e
~ Chss. Hsnry Dalorn. Of the a. NV, vita
and .fcsr xperenssd w the goeemsst services
for economy despatch THE affords oppoftun, rarely
" avoiding siks tbs Danger 81 scs1ess
vslent Isthmus ard ovsrt Aurinx
rainy aud Of eaious pess ~ smiling vessels dov
ins the tas and light ehdt 81 samasr For pssays
sste vfth Furnished oda Sons complete, apply
ISAAC r. snifu. ivl Wall corner FROM %.
ers ssss ship 20 he despatched tsriy 10 Asgrt will
ssvs freight, On sppliss,ion ~ sDeve
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SALES ny AUCTION.

I W. BROWN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND
Household Furniture at Aug tst
l eesck a. No l2 Brosdway, will be SOLD tor
supdry rsson to pay advances large assortment Of
togsther with large variety Of hou,e furnishing goods
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EIRsT VESSEL FOR SAN FRANC1sCo-THE sUPE-
III fier fssttalinz No. bark OhfO Gbanpos Aster,
III sail Oh THE vessel aad
sstg In freight tLeowst For freight pa.saxa
AMY o. Loare, 81 PIER n, North River. or 10
~ d. tcwbtk, ~ wes. street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TINE s. OF T CEMETERY COMMITTEE BEEN ITUN-
ss w Is R the
and Herald Of yesterday large number Of the members
Cypress Hill Cemetery. purposes. osisn.i have
=: :Ssss ON W ts & sT
her; for G,s a. %.eas 70 be held on Saturday. evening
:S 70 the fss ., s
adopt bipg his grounds
into notice than By mPun the act. Of those whose only
'sssfuliy accomplished very dssi,atle ,9,lsst;,
9or9T-TnS NV y:, GRAND LODGE OF TUE
10 o'clock this A. M at their Grand Lodge Room, National
Hail. Canal IN FEsrg Gd srs'1
I o:oFo, T.-TnE R.w GRAND LODGE OF TIE
ri r'}G Ssl b. By or
7 O. OF o r.-AcoRN LODGE. zu.-rnE xEx1ERs
Of this Lodge requsa.ed be in attendance
Wednesday evening, their Lodge Room a27 Bowery
business of will be roSsh s.or; e;
Jas. NcGvIsE, See.
oTftE.-rRIDAy, the IN INSTANT. BEING THE
,',is3 and ,.ys, d: .,%ss; q
Vi. that dsy
soeloci for prayers TO the Almighty, Obysts the
sa.on the Rev. Dr. Isr.s.rs viii deliver discourse By
''''A''A''' ALEXANDER KING. President.
IL TnK LADY IN THE BLEKcKER STREET OMNIBUS.
81 'ss Ta,, Sosd.ny , ss1ss srGo lion 'I'i
Herald Ofcs direetns The who sat cppo.. 10
vhsr. TO call. she will recover some,hins which loI
CoPARTHrRsHIP.-rHru UNDERSIGNED mas THIS
viii :osnu. Il. Naval s.os. and Cam ~ 3
Bgrns zip ynssI e.; a ar1 of E,S: xyo,r
BROADWAY BANK.-THE BROADWAY BANK WILL
1S,ns,, Z, sa s,ssSs Ioep No @ Broad
ns sn.uss The in..s.nss 70 Il: .ses sss.s due .nS
rsysbs ss day vii b rses'.d p. s..h By order
). L. ETrsrrr. Cashier. " - ~
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ExCUR.IONs.

N-~~NN N-sNN-~N~-'~
DosTroNED IN CONSEQUENCES OF rHE fNCLE-
Il nsBey % the westbsr.-The Moonlight Csttisn and
Musical EIcsr.on MO North tiv-r.-rhe large asi
PECULIAR stambos, 1lrsph twi receive Oh. ko.ie.o's
tkes July SstD with splendid dsube decked barge.
engaged alec hoshers Ne~ York br.ss CstLea aid
Concert Bands The dancing will be cons ueed BY rot.sors
4. BROOKS and ID. Lucas. The original aud vel-
kiotisn hinsrels .il appear visa sser Of sns' sai
Dane under the direction u a. Mile. Icke ~ ceHc.
Fg u sul.rs the hills Of tko day The boat vii
leave 18th street ~ Pm 9TH street % u Grsrd sire
sthariue Maine street. Brtokyn, 7s Pier "a
10 :; Canal STREET Z. Hammond street 18Th street
ExCUHsIoNs TO TUE FISHING BANKS AND FIvE
II dollars paid, Tuesday ssd frssy 10 The person wbo
catches heaviest Sea sss Black Fsn fsags Every
day In s week except Saturday the steamer Buffalo viii
81 KOhioton ococt Thrsenth street,
eh Csnsl street. tt Cathsrne street. 81. Grani street,
Pier M. o y. r.. W. N. Fare, ~ cents each
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TO DE LET.


'o1ET-TN A FINE AIRY CENTRAL PART or THE
CITY, two or three Rooms the Fad n-or hsnds0m-y
furnifed 10 lady lady and gentleman. liberal price
expected, and no questions asked Address o. r. o.
week At this once.
ITO LFr-TO SINGLE GENTLEMAN. A PLEASANT
fur shsd room In ahealihy part u the city. Enquire
a. US Chrmbtrs e.
Two LEr-THE STORES NOW ERECTING, 81 AND 81
Maiden lane 90 feet 'front.' l7J feet deer % feet
Alse. The lofs u Walden lave Apply s.u Maiden lane
Two Int. WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. IN IA
II usica, Long Island tvo house suitable Tor
gertet family Apply TO A. MsCotsr, IL Fulton street,
N v.
T'o 1Er-sTOkE SO COURTLANDT srREkr, AND
cellar, with shelving suitable FOR the clothing. boot
aud shoe sockery trade r fancy goo5 viii be let
low, ana possession siven imu edialey. apply 10
MILLS THOMPSON, 81 Courtlandts St
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MISCELLANEOUS.


NNsSNNsNN,.N ~ - ~ - NNNSNSNN'SN
rI'Hr PUBLIC SHIELD PROTECTS rHE REFORMED
sud lntoeent-Contsins interesting Tales. beautiful Ea
Fatrgr rev IDEAS AZ Progressive Truths lots Of and
iy ksers Ev,ry shaue read this pion truth.
Published ., ZIG Fulton street, hsw York Destsr aud
Brothers, Agents.
LNREENAsONRY. -ALIYNs RITUAL OF F2EEaA-
tonry, 90 vhchis added Key % Ola Fellowship with
Plates few Of tss scarce book pracurej
prec 60 ~ uniting g. the book, n paper be
sent ~ ell TO part Of the thiei Stses Canada
AN. GOWAss, US Fulton street. ~.
M SOLOMON CO. GOLD AND s1LvEs REF1Ness,
W. Aasysr Cleaners " Jewellers sad Sversmiths
sweeps ALEC Of all kaawn substances eeuanag abe above
metals at 20 street bets-cn Nasrau and william. ".
B-Gtid silver. Diamonds Pearls. aud all descripons
precious stones bought at toe above address.
HAT STORE, BOWERY THE LEASE or rHr3
with stock in raie ard fxtures Tor sale rerms
esty hTpiy atJ O. AoADAhS ), ~ Beeknaa 81. Ths is
an excellent ssnd.
n INN BOBBiN EDs1N0S. N Carlo rs, OF IiRrY
h pieces. Each contains Patterns Imported sad
Tor sale ny CRANES TAO asON, 70 John ssrses.
r. LEIGHTON FIRST pRkxfUx sHiEF-sAEKR,
~. Wholesale and retail. No. w Park Fase New YORK.
and No. Royal street, New orleans N. B-,hirt stand
ins and whistler collars and collar eravas ode 70
Sfsrls n eOBiNSOS, waULEsAbk COMMISSION
" sud fcrv srains Mercasnss Berieia CITY, California
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sfAIPPIsG.

SHIPPING.
TIVE ONLY DIRECT LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO,
u via Cka.rss-l0th % ANgutt-The new and splendid
steanthip EhfIkE CITY, 2UJ bpTthsn =. D. WILSON
commander. will leave tor chsgres from her d.ek
Pier n R. Thursdsy, at Sosock, the l6h Of August
The City direct Chsss vitnsst toaeh0E
mediate ports thus nsurng that passengers ty
will rash Panama time for shs U. Pasihe a.n
Steamer Panama Of lat Of septsnber
Passage 10 the ats saloon ...........SlD
Do DO. uprer saloon. .............. ~,
10. 90. Toward fatOn. li5
Do DO. l0Ntr oeon luD
ID" Do rssraee. -. :. ~ ..... NJ
FREIGHT specie per cent nershsndse 20 cents foos
Tabt cutie feet Of baggage allowed each cabin
cubic do. allowed each sserags pafsepur 40 passxe
cured unless patio for ANY persn rsmtting osshaf tie
ouBt Of money bsrth fof
J. HOWARD e SON, ~ Broadway
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Being Al seconds the time within which the "a
Was 10 be Saratoga Republican, J.sly rs.
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MANsfoN HOUSE, KEyPORr. NJ J.-NR JOSEPH
W. hurrhy prupriotor OF TIE Mans Rouse Report y.
respectfully informs the public that his house s orss Tor
the reception OF ssers sud a ut there for Fee
families Who wish to enjoy the pl ndd bathing aud
luxurious air and retirement Tor which Report ceiebra
cd Asa for families The
keyrort Without equal being within t~o hours sail %
New York The john Hart leaves foot Of chambers
',reet, daily, sttP. "a. for Ksyport.
NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET
IN Areton Sales % uorses, Csrraes Sc every Monday
sud ednesday, commencing az II cock aud st Pnvae
Sale every day. JOHN J. GArfiELD. Prcpristors.
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tDVRaTiSExEsrs RENEWED EVERY DAY.

CENrREvILLE COURSE L. L-TROTrING-TRIDAY,
" August Sd, ut O'Clock =. ". Purse SSO $50 the
second best mile heats best in harness foe which will
contend Lady Suflk Lady sutton Lady MOSCOW aud Pei
ham, At o'clock the day purse, mile heats,
best in in harness between Paul Zones KIM ferror,
Brookyn, at twelve and hspist two oeoct returning
soon rs the sport is Fare each way 25 cents.
JOEL COHKLIN, Proprietor.
HARLEM PARK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DAY.
wednesday, Aug at 81 o'clock, =. Purse s23 Nile
heabest three in Ave, usder the sadde forghich
tered the following horseH Jones enters br Casss u.
Clay. C. Bsrtnc enters br. Kentnek W. ). Reed
tiers b. r. Telegraph. WIN. FoNNER, Proprietor.
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A CARD-BuRIoNS TBEATRE.--TaE MANAGER
has apIropriatcs Gext Saturday free Benefit to Mrs.
Knight late this theatre who by her illness and the loss
OF be husband by tho prevailing epidemic ia reduced to
rou distress The admirers Of private worth aud profess
sonsi ability viii not neg the opportunity aud the lsss
tae OF the heads Of the dr. matte world respectfully
cd on he
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ma. RALPH, AUTHOR OF TnE 81

hR HAI.PH, AUTHOR OF THE "PKhCIICAL PhI-
~ vase Treatise 49, sresnvics ssreet-ofee hours,s
~ A. NJ 10 r. NJ (suNdays excepted bThose who
Ply In Ne early stages vf ,. surrset 81 the rapidly ast
little aconysuesc0 attending their 10 IL chiefly how
those vhs have suffered ren certain class Of people
who properly appreciate his servces In structure from
is frat lnoirsn 70 lie advanced ari dreerx
iron uncommon advantages aud very eztohsys
praetcs he asord rapid and radical which,
Be has sfousds for STATING be obtained fsou other
IA
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ONE DOLLAR, AND A CURE cuARANTRED-DR
" Hunt.s Red Drop surss All ps'atc diseases vishess
retris,B 10 she patients hs1 Ia from three 10 1vs
Gays In. usntsrinn 1spsnssry Dvispn street. IL The
erly place "a can he had medical beck for ss,hng
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W ednesday evening August will acted, the
OF the WHITE uoRsE OF TIE PEPPERs-Gorsid Pep
Mr. W. r. Boand; Hajor Hantfedt, Mr. r. b. Johnston
e. thesham Mr. " arden; Magdtien Mrs Isherwood. To
be followed by NOSE IN CALFoRNIA-Mose. II Cham
frau Sifesy Mr. Seymour; Mr. Adophus Pillishroud
Is. Chapma Joe Mr. Herbert 70 conclude with the
of JOHN DOBBS-squire falowield, Mr. Herbert; Major
fTankmar Mr. Crocker Peter Mr. W b. Chap
John Dobbs, Mr. Dawes; Mrs Chester H. Isher-
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CHINESE MUSEUM.-TuE ONLY ONE IN THE
Uaited States 539 Broad way, exhibiting the Manners
Customs Religions Arts and Scepcss Of four hundred mil
lions of Chinese Open from nine, A. NJ till ten L. n. Adj
mittanee 70 cents; children, under IL. half price,
LREE CONCERTS EVERY EVENING, AT THE CON-
cert us No. 2I Bowery, between Stanton and Rivsg-
ton streets. J.LYNCu, Proprietor.
broadway THEATRE.-THE SPACIOUS SALOONS
ID in this establishment, for Aso,
the sason Saloon and Refectory Anthony
Application for either all OF the above to bs ad
dressed to the box othes Of the theatre.
l.. A. MARSHALL, sole lessee.
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BUTTONS THEATRE.-C. W. CLARKES BENEFIT
- Wednesday August L. Ali the talent OF this
lar theatre together with unprecedented comic auxries
&c. &c. will arpear.
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For The Hgc.
Chelsea, Aug. eth I840

Chelsea, Aug. eth I840,
Mn. EDlroR:--A communication containing
a false and scurrous attack upon The personal
reputation of the Hon. Levi b. Villas Of this
town, appeared in the Windsor Journal, of last
week, which is well understood in this vicinity
to have been written by The business partner Of
William llebard.
The article is Of character too low to merit
notice; but if Judge Ilebard expects to gain
anything by keeping 'buf'oon" TO do his dirty
work, in publishing scuriIily about his neigh.
bors, it is to be hoped that when the "boo,
comes on the other leg" he will not again in.
woke the tears of the old women, in behalf Of
his wounded reputation.
II he chooses to provoke comparison OF hi,
character with that OF Judge Villas, either pro.
fessionalIy, politically or morally, the friend.
of the latter are ready and willing at any time
to commence proceedings and abide the decis
ion of the people, al home or abroad.
But j, is thought lha, this imported "bnl1'oon'
Of his, might be better employed, even if he
were to give history OF 'his escape from Ohio
and tell us why he left so suddenly. If Judge
Iebard is alarmed about his critical condition
the public will see no reason for his ins,,utino
personal attacks upon those he fears may stanl
in his way to power and prclerment. A little
more caudor aud modesty, would appear better
IN the opinion of
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AUSTRIA AND HUNGARIA,

The accounts from Austria and lIuugaria are
OF considerable interest. The llungarans I'M
der Gregory, who had been previously reported
to have occupied Kashan, now appear TO have
reached Tokay, on the Thesis, but whether
they have crossed that river or no, remains I'M
certain. On the other hand Marshal Paskie-
crossed the Thesis. near PoroszIo, after some
opposition from body Of IIungarans, who at.
tempted TO defend the left bank of the stream
Gener al Grabbe and Sass are said To be in per-
suit of Gregory. On the Goth ult. General Hay.
nau had advanced to Keeskemcl whence the
lungarians, who are said by the Ausrians to
have been 1000 strong and to have been
commanded by Percze, had retired tho day be-
fore. General Haynan subsequently advanced
to FeIegy haza, on the road to Szegodin.
Letters from Constan'noplc of 25th say that
a courier from Gaalz had brought news that the
Austro.Rusian army, $4,000 strong, which after
it had compelled the Hungarian general, Pere-
Eel, 10 retire, and had occupied Cronstadt and
iermansladt had advanced as far as Sarcam,
had been met by BEN, with 40, 600 men The
latter immediately gave battle to the imperiaIiss,
who were under LADDERS. The battle commen,
W" VII ''0 W." Wy eNd'"SeNc movement on
the part OF Bem by which he cut off the left
wing ollhe Austrian army, attacking the right
at the right at the same time, and compelling il
TO fall back on the centre. General Benz, see
ing the disorder Of the enemys lines, ordered
the reserve to advance, which. by determined
and gallant charge, decided the day in favor of
the IIungarians. The imperaIis,s took flight,
leaving on the field 10, 900 dead and wounded,
nearly all the artillery, and 5000 prisoners, a.
mong whom is general Nuremberg Gen. BEN
then re-posspssed Cronsadt aud Iermansadt.
In GdlIica, General Dembiniski has also had
" victory and taken General Fteytag prisoner
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PRIV why does Gen. Taylor, by his servant
Riley, publish this PLAIN recognition OF lhe Ptac'
teal eXisunce Of slavery IN California, uhess ne
means 10 cEcindc the victims OF II from 'o'2e
in creating the government which IS to rule over
lhem2 Docs anybody pretend that under tins
proclamation, The men who were taken ont as
slayes will be permitted to vote? VIII the two
slaves taken on, by Gen Persiler +. Smith, be
so situated that bis excelency will be Obliged to
"horsc she'd them in order to obtain their votes
in accordance with his views! Let II no, be Tor
gotten that the doctrine now claimed at the
South il, iha, slavery must eriS! by virtue OF the
right OF every citizen to carry his "propcry"
into ANY Of the territories. This doctrine, Gen.
Taylor, Following his slavery instincts. distinct
M iudorScS by auIhorising his vice gcrcnl on The
Pacific, to exclude, from the elective franchise
by tho use of the word Gree" all those persons
who by fraud aud force arc now held IN bondage
there. Aud the chance Of slave who should
bring a UabCaS cOrpuS at San Francisco to OBJ
tain his freedom, in the face Of such influences
from the administration, would be about as great
as in Russia. There is no blinking or disgnls-
sing The fact that in the insidIons game of false
hood, craft and pronlgacy by which the slave
power is now endeavorng to seize the new ter
rilo,ics aud convert them to its own use, this
slavery administration will be found an effective
auxiliary. All influences conflicting with this
view are entirely excluded by the course OF Gen
Riley, aud the important pledge of MIR. King,
that mhichtUer woy the SlaU0y question is S"tIed
IN the State Constitution of California, the adj
miuisIraion will faror lis admission to the union,
Courier.
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Town Representatives.

Friends OF Freedom! We conure You, on
and all, to be generous, candid, fair, high-min
ded and honorable in the selection oCcandidate
Tor own Representatives Concession an
soll'denlal will be largely and deeply called int
exc c'se no doubt, but let these virtues prevail
and let not prejudice, envy jealousy and riyalr
lose the cause single member. Let the proun,
DC looked over, carefully in all the towns an,
from the ranks ofthOse in farOr QfFrecdom, lie
Inc strongest man, under all the circumslanc e,
be selected and honoraby sustained Let Tn
Candidates be sustained for wha, they are, an
let not what they ,ccre disturb good feeling an
unity OF action or engender jealousies. ANY ma
VINO Is true TO the great Cause, belongs to tn
parry, ana Is entitled to tie consideration of III
party. Under the circumstances, it will be see
at once, that the party of Freedom, and its ticl
cts must be sustained in good faith; that A. O
b. cannot be objected to, or meet oppostio
from 'nmber Of the party because they wer
or were not here or there last year, wi,hou
endangerIng some member of every ticket i
nomination. Let the confidence and trust {
the state convention 60 down into the towns an
be safeguard against petty rvaries. Perfec
good faith to every nominee Of the party, fairl
before the Free Democracy, is the only Guarar
lee OF success. A. cannot say he will not vo!
for b. because he did not act with him last veal
without B, retaIiaing upon someo other nomine
who did not act with him last year. Any ma
who is n0w of tho party of Freedom has rigT
to put in his claims for a nomination, and
nominated has right to expect for himself iii
same good faith that he is bound to exercs
towards other candidates.
Let US 90 forward as a band of brothers, d
we Dug hi to be, aud by unity Of action and d
fathinIness to each other, ensure that success
to which we are entitled.
P0JrioI