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DAGUERREOTYPE.


NJ. would respectful rstum thank the liberal patron.
81 age bestowed him since he fBt had the honor OF
Introducing tho DAGUERREOTYPE into NeWOrsaus,
dve ago, during which time he ha1 taken more poai
thaE aug other pgson in the world. His specimens were
eHhhitea O. the Fan y oompetion with Others taken b.
the best operator from New OTk, and he EWRded the
but those taken BY himself M assures the public that hin
portraits viii continue to be what they always have BEEN
the BEsr Bis long experience and o0nlant practice
he best udnuseu 10 us0us Of instruction n the
beautiful art Genuine HOgtlandeF Cameras 30 per cent
cheaper than aay in the CITY 81 other articles the same
Plates st " per dozen sc0yis No. for % 25gusaMtad
the best plates made In the United States Cases t2 rs and
AZ 1J NewH0rk Cameras at ais
- Qfdefs from the country promptly attended
~ Entrance No. CkMP street.
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DIX, MEWSIWsl Uenial auFKaofI
Ii AWiNG returned to the crty OF New orleans from his
u Il tour in the North and East, is prepared -
to perform all operations 6ppsrlaning to the
TEETH; and has become acquainted within y
The best mode Of operating approved By the -4A-lJ
College Of Dental Surgeons Of Baltimore, Nd His PRICE
for operations proportion to suit be times. al6 If
TooTH-ACHE CURED
IN LESS THAN ONE MINUTE, by DR., blENsIHG'6
TOOTH-aCHE- ELIXIR, or no charge. GAF Oihoe
CARONDELET STREET, "a door below GiTod ct.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WER. MEY Err, No. 100 CAMP street, Watch. ~
I'VE . maker aud dealer in JEWEIRY, GOLD A@3A
PENS FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES ~ q
an Iev,ery ARTICLES repaired ut moderate prices ml5A
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AAR WALLACE, 10. "A Arcade Passage. Cggs. ma.
~ New Orleans OFuUR HOURs-FTom A. M e 18.
and from to 6P ID.
ORpsRs elt at he Drug Store OF H. Bonuabel will be
atJsJdsd o 1vdMW
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E4hEl bhlGhs
ENNGLlSH and AMERICAN Fire Brick for sale by
~ an9OI A. O. MILBuR & 60. IS Bank PlRon
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nR. PEARSON inforlns his patients that be can be
- consulted daily az his office, from ssEsaila-
A NJ. TO P. II. Dr.. HeaIson's many i'm N
prOvements in DENTAL SURGERY, W PFtss -
are too we'll known and pnTeoated 10 require 1IIIJ
enumerang His Block Teeth are particularly wOrthy the
atenuan OF those requiring artificial ones His prices
graded TO suit the circumstances Of ALL Office at his resi-.
dancn. No. 8 RaRDMME atraat. CnnaI. al2 n
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FEVER AND AQUE.

Chs and Fever and Ague. The following letter only one
q the hundreds that have received from the South and
West Of like character:
OswEso, Michigan, Oct. % 1877
Or. IoURseRd-Dear Sir ] purchased for my wife Two
bottles Of 1aTsBpara Of your agent, DIR McNa OF kaa-
mazOO try for the Fever and Ague. Before had finish
cd the inst ke, appeared TO the blood and every
Other day when the chs and fever appeared they
goeat and before she had finished the bottle. she was
rey reviewed. and she much better than she had been
bsfe abe took the ague lady that had been very sick
wit chE and fever but had broke them with auinne emo
wa elt weak and distressing state and bed
exec dngy with the cake seeing the effect that ad
on wife she sent and procured few bottles and
Jto heTn few weeks 10 complete health Your Iau6pa-
ns B. WITHOUT doubt unequeed in diseases incident the
Wea, and you think that this communication will be OF
a1e on at liberty 70 use Il nsyou choose
GOuu, respectfully, CHARLEH H. SWAN.
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REFINED SUGARS,
NIX PACKAGES WOOseys Stewafts, Lowering 3. and
I'D New Orleans Refined Sugars for sale by
ava w. l.. CUSHINE. q GraNiar 81
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DIR. ELLIOTT, Veterinary Surgeon,
MTOULD announce 70 the citizens Of this city and it's
w vicinity that he prepared TO attend to ali business
IN his line entrusted 70 bis Dr. Elliot hopes his long
experience as Veterinary Surgeon will insure him large
business, as he spent nine the Veterinary College
Of France five in Prussia, and the last years in
ts city with great succsg{ The Doctors charges from
81 10 80 upon any oufabe disease-adviCe gratis
~ The Doctor is to be found all hours Of the day
and night al TsttersHis Stables, St. Charles street.
~ FAMILY HORSES, well broke, always on hand
and tor sale, sl3 TIN
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DENTISTRY, &c.


nR ANFOUN respectfully informs his patients and tn,
1 nnbio generally, that he has removed
N ofics and residence iron No. 8 Bsronno
erect 10 No. 10 QarOudslot street, be- VI ffv
b5eon Common and Canal streets. where ~@4lIII
he Be o0nsated daily at ell houm, and Is prepared
perform a Dental Operations their satisfaction warrant
cd aud at his Usual moderate charges
Office al his residence, No. 20 Carondeet between Com
mon and Canal strspts. NevVflraFna m 1rn
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Mnw oRLAAMs 8 oARRoLLToN RAmRoAD

Dss0t, sOFAfF at BdrOHHd 6Nd PsFdid0 sfTGsGs.
single ticket any distance above Pleasant 40 oaRtg
llHgs ticket for children over AID under ayo4n 10 >.
~ Iqks NtAeu1. sstsssssssssst ~ eu
half the above rates for any distance below Pleasant street,
sefyalts Slaves pEaRy diHtaaoe. 10 coats.
Informed that this COMPANY han fixed uniform rate Of
communication tickets for passage in the Cam tO.Wt t6 90
per month n advance fol- either Road and oIRay distance
Children half pIoe1o guoh tickets given for any othe
period than the hut to the last Of each month.
A Car. expressly for ladies'. in each tIain-
LELNHER ARRMMfaLLMMMLI
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FEMALE NFDICIiS9khA huRAhR' u.

Dr., TOWnHeAdG SsuapaHls sovereign and speedy cure
oE lnOipsnt Consumption, BsrIennea1 PToappa Utar or
FALLING Of the Womb, CoEtysness, Piles, LeuohOnhus or
Whites, OblIuoted OF difficult MeEfuatiOn, IneontnsnoS
Of Uune OF involuntary discharge thereof and for hs general
pr0aTaton OF tho yEemn0 matter whether the Tesu of
heeate OF causes produced b. ueguaty nef or a.
1ddnt Hotnhg can pc thar is ViggFaHg
effects on the human emeI Peona, s weakness snd las
tud0 from taking 1t become robust and full Of
sfgy under itA influence 1t mmsd8datcly counieRo ~
AsTvelsEness Of the female frame which the AZ
hEHeaEeI Il will not be expected Of In OF 90 a.
cae nature TO exhibit certificates Of cuTGE performed but
assure the aosd that hundreds Of have bsel
reported tons. THOUSANDS OF osleE where families have been
without 0hidrsn after using few bottles Of this Invaluable
medicine, have been blessed with hRe, healthy offspring
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Cteanss-eld Strengthen. Consumption be cured
6r9nct3hs, Consumption, LiUsT C0npiaiRt, Colds
CatGTTh, Coughs, Asthma Splitting Of Blood Soreness
q nc Chest, Heetie Flush, NEht Ssgeats, Difficult or
Fruse E4peet0rGtio Pc2R in the Side &c, hGBe been
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M lALt llsgM Year,
u age, who hRa baeA several yean afflicted with EtH
med alott everything for hs but without a. last
lthOuEh We could ind recommendation in Circular
oE cases like he We thought, she was in ygy DELICATE
loath We would give her Of your SemapaR and ere
glad did for not Ony restored her strength ntahs
las had return Of the Fits to great pSaEnTe sur.
Jss, She ig fast becoming rugged AID hearty oI whioh
We feel grateful. YOur, respectfully,
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4 kR. II. A. FOURNlQUET-OfHc on ST. MARY
~ STREET, between Camp and Magazine opposite DE
Magazine street Market, at H. G0ldHauH's Drag Store
LAFAYETTE. jy3 If
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q n.
Or. 0DEsCR9-Dear Sir: / have suffered terribly i0F
qtne Eea with the Rhaumatsm; considerable OF the time
could not eat seeU walk had the utmost distressing
pains, and limbs terribly swollen. have used cur
bottles Of your sauHpae, and they have done roe nOr5
than thousand doaE' worth of good so much bet
eIindeed, entirely relieved. You liberty TO use
this lOT the benefit Of the afflicted YOmh, respectfully
JAMES CUMMINaH.
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"A MOTHERR ANn MARRIEn I.AnIEa

This extract Of Seuspsha has Desn expressly prepared in
reference to female complaint No female who has T6azon
% suppose she approaching that critical period The turn
Of life, should neglect 70 take IT. II certain
Tor any Of the numerous horrible diseases TO which females
subject this time of life This period may be DELAYED
for several by nspg thR medicine. Noia less vsua.
be for those who approaching woman hood ct-
1uated to assist nature by quCkeanE the blood nvgOF.
4un9 the system Indeed, this medicine invaluable for all
The delicate diseases to which women subject Il bces
the whole system, eneWg pesnenty the natuEj ensrgsk
by removing the impurities OF the body, not far stimlls.
ing produce subsequent relaxation, Whch the
most medicines taken for female weakness 0zd disease -
using few bottles Of this medicine severe ssd painful
surgical operations may be prevented,
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u Iowhsenas sasaparh inyigoraes the whole system
by the effects OF medicine rindiscretion e.
or the excessive indulgence Of the passions and bro
general physical prCsuatOD Of the nervous system
want OF ambition, alntlng sensations premature dece, ~
decline, fastening towards that fatal disease
can be entirely restored by this pleasant remedy bis
parilla ia far superior to any ' 'Ni''
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MEDICAL

IA. MACGiBBON has removed to 50 PHILIPP8
II STREET, between GrBvisT and Common iy5 en-
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THE UNION.

House. ss the painters collie about this time would be
DREADFUL and ask him build Of his internal long
fences before the front door, sometimes may want
20 OUT and we can't jump used TO could In the good
old days OF the earlier Presidents He may the river
with them 70 Rockville II he pleases IL the posts
hold OUT but fences in turnpike Interfere with good roads
little, the
Yours. ZACHARY WASHINGTON.
AS Eastern Massachusetts, has not been visited on this
grand tour and the coal interest has been entirely
overlooked presume the cabinet will start of next
week TO take up the stitches that have been left down,
and mend the breaches unavodaby made by the neglect
OF the kitchen cabinet who ssntesd the General from
point TO point
The Second Washington has found out that the cabi
net do not suit the people, and that they DO not suit him
We expect when they get well of their aunt TO Web
servie. he will send his sentinel after them with 6r
man and bowstrng and bring back their seals OF Office II
net their mischief Matching heads II this Is done, won't
we have golden moment in the midst Of the
"HEROIC AGE"
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The editor Of the New York Mirror (naval agent al
BROOKLYN states that on the Presidentr at New
York. he was conducted to the house Of Simeon Draper
where he was met by Mr. Postmaster Brady. Mr. Prescott
Hail. Omitted States district attorney the mayor and two
aldermen. and several private gentlemen He received
on his arrival in New York by Mr.. Maxwell. collector
OF the por) Simeon Draper &C. He accompanied to
the city BY the new Minister to Mexico, Governor
Letcher. Of Kentucky the Hon. Bale Peyton and fam
ily.A. Bullitt, esq. Of the Republic. and Thurlow
Weed. Of the Albany Journal
/" Birds Of feather flock together" Officers Of his
own creation crowd around the President.
Mr. Letcher, the Minister to Mexico. has arrived
in Washington.
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Communicated
The interest which the writer takes in such useful and
benevolent institutions that OF which we have, az he
believes, Just and true account the enclosed extract
from the New York Morning Star induces him 10 en-
close it. Believing the editors OF the Union strongly dis
posed to advance the interests OF widows and orphans
and other parties who would be benefited by invest
mens commensurate with their ability the institution
OF which the Star speaks he earnestly socits them TO
give place to the brief and lucid noticewhich he now
lays before them. AMERICUS.
From the New York Morning star. sept s.
Life Assurance.
ID late In the day say anything In favor Of life nsur.
ance companies; the good they have done the widow
and orphan under sudden incaculabe and
the opinion has become universal that every man.
ter what may be his pursuits, should insure his life for
small premium, and thus afford 10 his widow the Of
supporting herself and children with comfort Great value
however, should be placed in panes Of large capitals
pruden managed, and those who pay promptly Tor OF
MUM paid be subjected 70 igation cosis and
delays OF lost BY the insolvency of the company We call
the public attention. therefore, with great pleasure to the
ss annual report OF the National Loan Fund Life Assur-
ancc company, which we publish to-day, and OF which
the Hon ieandeI Starr IL general agent In this city for
the United states The report Of the directors and auditors
in London, Published in May last exhibits the
prospects of Tue gnranfy fund In
~ 20 be further increased beyond the large
vested here IN the Of three American gentlemen
trustees The losses Of this company have been promptly
and literally paid, and the increese Of business u
~ hdelly and security Indeed INC wealthy, prudent and
influential individuals who i directors IN New York
tnos mss names lsntio sound well In The Pnbs card bu
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TO the Ed,tor..

PmLApELpmA, Sept @, ls49.
Since last wrote you the Rough and Ready alias wing
made their nominations in part, TO unite the Rough and
Ready party in the county, their senator and Assembly
ticket and the natives in the city and county their city
HaH for Sheriff. solomon Wagner for county treasurer
John Y Dobleman for county commissioner, Edmund c.
Bonsal for register Of Wills Jacob Broom for clerk Of
Rough and Readies alias whgs meeton Tuesday to make
their nominations for city and county officers Levin has
been in for few days. but thus far has been
down against any amagamation. and should any cand
date on the native ticket draw off, the convention au-
horzed to place another man in his stead So you
from present appearances, there will be three regular
tickets in the field and, also, two independent candidates
have announced themselves in the field for sherf-Wm
T. Dickerson. the author of the Junius letters the
coruptlons IN the State House row, and Colonel John
Cole, Familiarity known in this city as King Cole.
So from the complexion OF our politics here, the demo-
cratic ticket will be triumphanty elected The wing city
delegation are in quandary on the mayor They viii
either nominate Gipin or Swift There will be peo
pies ticket in the city, composed Of of all partes
osy hs Gss with the rulers II this
the manner in which the municipal affairs of this city
have been conducted You may rest assured that there
will be such ticket formed will satisfy the liberal
OF all parties This, of course is only local in the
city proper Among the most prominent gentlemen
toned for mayor Judge Joel Jones and Dr. VIM Ship
candidate Levin, White, Lewis, SoanaEer. and Ash
mead all active in bringing about an amalganaon
Of the wings and natives but they all marked There
Is small sheet published by the natives called "The
Champion" II is down against any amalgamaton, and
uses LEVIN and his clique up completely The President
passed along our river to-day, but did not ashore,
and will be in Washington ere this reaches you. On
Monday the native county convention meets, and on
Tuesday the Rough and Ready, to place their city and
county tickets the field We shall see some rich maneu
vers in the course OF the next fortnight
The Philadelphia custom-house and post Office are po
cal engines, and TO retain power, will not stop at any
thing The wasteful expenditure Of the public money,
IN establishing Offices mere snecures supplying the
tom house with new furniture, renting the buildings
same, will open the peoples representatives eye at the
next session i is strange; under democratic rule, the
business OF the custom-house and post Office con-
tration has, and this within the short space OF six
months since they have been in power.
PLEBEIAN.
Charles Gpin received the nomination for mayor. this
evening, in the place OF John Swift, by the wings.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


Fl II Ist
BALrnosx. Sept SIS p. m.
The Baliimors free soles-7xs Hs~s~is~ dsfssf -Dsmo-
cratic semfaafsons.-M htaf-Agriesltwa AIR
The markets. re. $50 $500
The reesolers Of this congressional district have nom
mated a1anddate Congress, and
IN their labo for the approaching campaign. They have
held two mass meetings during the past week, at which
ne party fully Represented, having just enough in
attendance Tor president secretary and committee Of
one and 10 understood member OF the party
absent 1.-THE last meeting said = have been
wnng'ing bur Il closed In great harmony.
from inc TACT that the intelligence OF the Hungarian de-
Times strong hopes entertained among she friends Of
freedom at New York that has been greatly
DR.. Robert Franklin and Adam O. Warner have been
placed on the democratic ticket In Anne Arundel counv
supply the vacancies occasoned by the resignation of
Or. Owens and Mr. Lyon.
The session of the county commeuces on Monday
next and among the the calendar trial s that
of John Price, the murder OF George Campbell This
trial viii excite great attention In the city.
General Taylor this morning accepted the Invitation ex-
tended hm by the managers Of the Agricultural Fair to
be held In this city the l0h llh. and l2h Of October
provided his health would admit Of his leaving Washington
at that time. Hps 70 ~
In Queen Anne county the wings have nominated Lloyd
Tlghnan, VIM G. skinnsr md Janice Tsnpss, for the
legislature. .ss \. sss
Within the past nghis al least DOZEN houses have
been bnrgariousy entered within the city limits,
The MARKErs--In the Baltimore market, this morning.
fuse &c. which has been offered for both Howard and
City Mills No change in wheat; supply Light sales Of
good prime red 100 O5 GENTS and white ut IO6 ITO
cents and family -four white at liz lis cents Sales Of
yellow corn at 81 65 cents and who 1t 80 60 cents
Oats 80 80 cents. Whiskey ~ = 30 cents. MS
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BY GREEN q TAsrEr, Auss,.assrs.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, PIANO PORTE
III &C.. aucon.on Thursday, l3h insant,
residence Of Isaac smith, deceaed iah
streets, 10 O'Clock excellent
furniture, OF Ia made by Mr. b. Kirby, Wis &,
Mahogany sdeboard Dressing, and other Bureaus
DO Sofa Otomans, and Rocking chair ~
Do Dining, Breakfast and Card Tables n rfat
Fine ebony Mantel Clock, which days 'ss
Piano Forts, Music Stool, &c. :, $500 10
Maple, and other Chairs atsstts .s
Mantel and other Looking glasses ssasa
ow-poe Bedsteads, WashEtands, &C. ~ ies u
Wardrobes, Lounge, Kitchen Tables, s III - ~
Feather Bedding, and hair Mattresses, ft
Andirons shovcs and Tongs, and fendefs ~ -,
Solar, hall, astral, other Lamps 81 49, A.
China, Glass and CrockeU which good India
CHINA Dinner Bet fre
Three ply ingram, step Carpets ~ ,.lrf 4,
Ivory handle and other Knives and Forks - -
Cooling, Radiator, and nir-tghf n ~ raf
4 Also, rood of Kitchen Requisites. l..t - =
and under S25 625, credit OF
sixty ninety days. for satisfactorily endorsed, bearing
tcrest. GREEN b TAsTET,
Sept s-asTn Auconeers
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real acting mHnaXe Of IL funds and lie roatlne} are is
oes guetapty; We cheeEfaly recommend IL 10 all who
feel the necessity ana propey sustaining the principles
on which these corporations based The surplus funds
Of this company beyond theis large capital s255000,
annual revenue from American policies e 6l50OaO Let
the public read their neatly published pamphlets and Judge
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In The haste Of preparing the article signed "Jusce, "
which appeared In the Union Of The 3lst ult omit
led TO state, what the fact that IL prepared whou,
conferences with Judge Mason, with any other person
whatsoever. BcIiessed TO insert THE. JUSTICE.
(o..,n. rhiio-ophy OF shs Bssnan.,s translated Small
Ts Book q the World, vols ma-u.,.d win maps
Iohns Biblical Archaeology, new sd,aen yss ..le sy
TAYLOR MhURY,
sTe pooksansr, near ~ -
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The rcsrr Terminated ,

The President Of the United States returned to Wash
ingon yesterday, from hsnohern tour, in the II o'clock
train from Baltimore. Hewas accompanied by some Of
his cabinet at the depot, and by very small cavalcade
OF carriages 10 the White House.
The Baltimore Republican says. when he landed there
on Friday night after II o'clock, from the steamer Con.
stniion "ihere were some fifty persons attendance at
the wharf, and upon the cry Of Three cheers for Old
lack. not single response given Heappeared very
much fatigued. and complained o. indisposition."
The Baltimore Republican. winds up the tour by an
other article the FIRST speech which the President de-
livered first setting out atBamore 1T gives letter
from Mr. Moses F. Holt, al Livingston, in Alabama.
which makes inquiry upon the authenticity OF the
portof that speech in the Republican. The letter says
that Is the speech OF General Taylor, and abuse. without
limit the papers named above, 1.-THE Rabieas and the
Unios) and the democrasfor presuming TO publish that
| the speech Of the President.
have to request that you VIII send number Of the
Republican and Argus containing the speech, and also
that you viii inform whether the speech OF General
Taylor or not. st nh
The Republican 'assurssM Mr. Holt thafihe speech pub.
shed by US is as correct AZ reported speech could be-
The only error in II is the omission Of the word unfor-
unaie.' which we now supply precisely it used
Our reporter. who put Il paper, is in whom we
have every confidence, in his reports he nothing
tenuaies nor sets down aught in malice Ardent whg,
have told that iheaeech published in paper
is too true" The sentence thus corrected. runs thus
The cholera lingering around us; and although
have apprchensons from the disease feared that the
gathering together ofcrowds Of persons ght bring the
unfortunate disease and being anxions keep off the dis
ease, although don't fear IL MYSELF yet thought
avoid any public demonstrations that might tend to
Increase the nnfortnnaie disease.
The Baltimore Republican is fortunate in escaping q
lawsuit for giving its version Of the Presidents nima
bic speech. The Pitisburg Post is not equally lucky
He has brought upon himself charge for libel IRON
reporter who prepared splendid version OF the
Presidents speech at Piiisburg, for another paper
in that town The editor Of the Post was 30 much
struck with the variation between the original and the
report that he pronounced il .caricaiure" for which
unfortunate expression he has been sued for libel The
Post. however. throws down the gauntlet, defes all
prosecution and promises to establish, by variety
some fifty or sixty witnesses, twhigs among ihem.) tina
the report differs essentially from the speech ITSELF ant
introduces topics which the orator never touched
curous sedtion law this First that the Presidents pa
rasites should make speeches for him and palm thei
fosees upon ahe public genuine, and them when tn
forgery is exposed suit is TO be instituted for libel