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an " heir operations, by any other preparation COM
pgr rt ior simiar purposes before the public
nSse opecies are combinations of approved medicines
he excellent qualities of each medicine into one
h;i Whoe SO as to produce most efficient compounds
nave neverye been known fail IL impossible to
produce certificates OF the medicine Of this pecuiar
haeufe or heIwse host of facts might be advanced to
snow the broad and deep foundation upon which The char
aceI q theseecpeci1cs rests for support Lon
casss 81 JonorrhRd, teet, Structures Pains in The
13DeG5tohs OF the hfdneys GrGoel Rurnfpe in ne
etc. etc. have yielded TO the com mando
andoes and instances of SYPHILIs Of the mos
sanatlve influence. - s' astonishing
Tine preparation is without dopbf the r,os, ags..,
atsf every other medicine had failed In its imnroved nr
nearly tasteess and effects ptrmanenf ewre IN ~.
pGce Hpe or sfz days without restriction to diet en-
posue or business Besides this important adyautave II
leaves the part subject to that rnublesome weakness
SO 0en after the other meicnes GENERALLY
pe,pea anu taken in the first stage of the dea Il
ees ne discharge and remove all unpleasant FEELINGS
nays IN long pofracted chronic stages of the
WSis IN obstinate Glees Female Complaints such AZ
ever discovered. ' e "'' e''eeAuoi 'eheoy
svs,v DO no osr these Specifics as PANAcKA or cure
bat for the above cas- we are autbor
zu oy DIS LeRoy and Peeer Of Paris Che inyentors
70 Il adraaty cure, under forfeit of $500 '"
wv Woud here remark that these Mixtures have beer H.
ie pubic oil NewOrleans for the last nine yecrs ID
hsy z rave We universally proved eihcaeous. % "
~ t.1CIION-B 'oGre Of q base Couuterf;,e~ all .
spurious and injurious drticle RscoIIeSt ~. |
seRn .. L5ttted S9fes fs A DOENAUD No IL r. 10y
DsLs r STREET, dcttoeea Cdaal aud Commop ~ NAhos-
80 = feause on Structures car be had rrat;s
~ f,i private consultations free of charge M
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for the cure OF G0nOrrhna
elect, Structures, Venerea
diseases, etc. etc.
UntlrIng research, travel
and labor, combined to the
advantages afforded by an
extensive and diversified
practice, have enabled the
above named celebrated
physicians to make various
highly important discover.
les in the healing art.
In offering these prepare.
tons to the human family.
Doctors Leroy and Peletiei
fearlessIy hazard the asser.
ton that they are not only
not surpassed, but une.
qualed, either for their
curative properties or for
miidness, safety and GER
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WILLIAM PIrT.-Pitt was tall and thin, with
gloomy, sneering expression. His language was
cold. his intonaiion monOonous, MS gestures pas
soniess vet the iucidness and Auency of his ideas,
and his logical reasoning, illuminated by sudden
flashes of eloeuence, made his abilities something
extraordinary saw Pitt pretty often, as he walked
across St James's Park, from his house, on his way
to the king George iii, on his side, had perhaps
,ist arrived from Windsor, after drinking beer from
pewter pots with the farmers of the neighborhood !;
he crossed the ugly courtyard of his ugly palace
in adark carriage, followed by few horse-guards.
This was the master of the kings of Europe, as five
or six merchants are the masters Of India.
Pitt, in black coat and brass-hilted sword,
with his hat under his arm, went up stairs, two
three steps at time on his way he only saw a
few idle emigres, and gancing disdainfully at US,
passed on with pale face and head thrown back.
This great financter maintained no order in his
own house !; he had no regular hours for his meals
nor his sleep. Plunged in debt, he paid nothing
and could not make up his mind to add up BILL
Apvalet managed his household affairs. addressed,
without pleasure, without passion, eager for power
alone, he despised honors, and would be nothing
but William Pitt. Lord Liverpool took me to dine
at his country house in the month of June, 1892
and on his way thither pointed out to me the small
house where died in poverty the son of Lord Chat
ham, the Statesman. who brought all Europe into
his pay, and distributed with his own hands all the
millions Of the eaith.-Aemoirs Of Chateaubriand.
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Two THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREAL Dis
EASES.-The reputation of the writer so well esab-
shed that all that those who have been
full diseases known and called Secret Diseases in any part
their various FORMS is that the writer after most
Dseases and Diseases of the Blood havng treated and
whom had been under the treatment Of eminent
without RECEIVING any benefit enabled to offer You posi-
unfortunately afflicted this short advertisement, they
would DO well to call at No. SO CgsTonHoUsE STREET.
fits Of the subscribers long and successful experience.
mist b Fl MULLEN IS Custom bouse sf
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nor THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED
Knowing the extreme hazard which strangers rum in
consulting Physicians for the Of private diseases
owing to the disquacations of those who profess
to cure such cases deem to be nothing but an act Of
kindness towards the unfortunately afflicted, well sheer
justice to nr. MULLEN, No So CUsToMHOusE STREET
TO state that in the year 1916 was soey afflicted with yph
lis in its worst and most appalling form, and tor
months together under the best regular medical practice
could obtain in New Orleans, without being all benefit
ted-inteed grew worse. At length heard of Dr. Null
lens great reputation. applied to him. and to my great
JOYS three weeks he restored me to perfect health Sub
scribed New Orleans, Jan. 2, 1s47.
MS If SAMITEI. RORERTSON
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$50 REWARD.

rBE above reward will be paid by the undersigned for
the apprehension and conviction Of TIE person q
TILLA. Said girl is rather bright muatto about s
feet or inches high. ]? or 20 years of age sontR
made prominent eyes and short her feet in when
walking and appears frightened when spoken to roughly
She no doubt habored in of the houses of lfame
and have understood fequener of the cooed masked
balls She assumes various DISCUSSES and Names and either
represents herself to be Free has forged pass SIS will
be paid for her apprehension alone and lodging her any
Jail OF the city. GEO. R. BEARD,
mh22 If Orleans Warehouse 29) Magazine ST
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SLAV DEPOT.

tyr Slave Yard and Boardine-House, $50 G,ayier
street second door from CaTondelet
HouSE SERVANTS and FIELD HANDS for sale
Sna favorable terms The building large three brick
astent?n vii be paid the health and cleanliness Of ali
'Sn yard. n41
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FOR FEMALES AND MALES.

BE ~. Fry L q E,gPEoA sR M}YhTI6pbbTbm po
kAETEEEfS iRNG
dy discovered for Impotency, General Debility Noe
Get habits and many recently recommended
for the complaints are worthless limitations which Us
y1RssfEE
ana have
in single instance that has been authenticated to any com
the publication Of certificates Of cures eut IF the Question o.
NOT yassDas s
70 BE- hs 81 who
would not have but for this extraordinary prepare
the Of the Juno d the so5 hss a:
but the fact is the Cordial cannot be afforded foI ess and
Compose are among the costes things in nature whereas
the Others are made OF cheap drugs worth but little IN mo-
reliance may be placed in the Juno Cordial in the Of
the maadie mentioned above and also Of those which o
ans General "a ftabIy and all Nervous Aztec
lions Of the Liver Gesi or leu
connected with the disorder of the Provocative
& sn sed roSaes
positive and permanent cure Persons about to marry, II
oaa s Is nby
health and vigor in brief period, and where want Of off
beneca results raa may Be sntcpaed with Confidence
# priceless value to those without offspring 1t has taken
the precedence Italy and will in all other countries where
also possesses the unrivaed qualities of curing ncpient
de
ration Of their health and the result that medicine has
been added to the catalogue for the cure OF ncpent con-
ss S Is 6 a .s s ssys
in the United States of America my sole Agents its sale;
and none can be xS sFsi 7!Hgsf
Naples, July 18th 1sls. -,
Sold ONLY IN New Orleans at SO POYDRAS STREET;
in Mobile. by r. Joseph Tucker. fyS 1yO
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NCING ACAD MY.
16 Carondelet, between Canal and Common Sts
CONDUCTED IN THE LATEST ARISIAN

CONDUCTED IN THE LATEST PARTISAN
~ STYLE-Mr. P. CLISSEY has the honor to .aoa
inform his friends and patrons of this city, that e9
having returned from his late tour in Paris he has 6
giving his Lessons 'si in the, graceful
WALTzKs, PoLKAs, VALsE DEUx TEMPS, yALsk A
CEo TEMPS REDowA, and several other late fashionable
and elegant DANCES that, as yet have not come out
Days for Children. Mondays and Thursdays. Mr. G. will
devote from until clock for private lessons ladies and
gentlemen. He has also re6pened his
Academy in Lafayette,
Corner of ST. Andrew and Camp Streets for the accom-
mediation of ladies and children who reside at distance ioi
the City Days OF Classes Lafayette Tuesday and Friday
EV Gentlemen respectfully informed that Glass win
be opened for them from until 10 clock every evening in
the week. particularly for those who wish perfect them
selves in short space of time, Mr. q. engaging teach
them 10 dance Quadles in the of month"; and
to enable gentleman to present himself with and ee
gance in any Ballroom. 7r1sF $3.50 esH fy82m
tH Satisfactory evidence can be shown from many gem
tsmen who favored him with their patronage last season.
~ Dizziness of the head in Waiting entirely cured.
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No. IS Exchange .4llsy near the ST. Louis Erchange
PRIVATE LESSONS given during the Day or Night
TRAssLATIoNs from English. French, Portuguese or
ltaan into Spanish French, Spanish Italian POrtu.
guese into EengIish done shortest notice. fyl6 6m
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coNsUMPTIoN DURABLE.

r. CON ; y M LON CuRABLE.
y dues Lungs that are gone A. Certainly not. But
cieatrss may form and the patient will recover ndra
q years experience in the Medical proesson (see Diplomas
at his Ofice9 attends daily to DISEASES OF THE
of the Chest Hectic Flush Pain in the Chest Colds
Bronchitis. Night Sweats and other Diseases of Debility
References given to numerous patients in this city
Dr. T. will take pleasure in examining the Chest and his
first consultation freq at 72 Circus street between Per-
didd0 and Gravier streets. - ia20
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STOP HERE!-s5oo FORFEIT
NO. ID C.7RON11ELET STREET.,, of the
.TsculdpidN Statue.
mr. LEROY'S and PEIETIER'S (of Parish Con-
- POUND SPECIF1cs and ANTI-VENEREAL MIxTuREs
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CLEVELAND =
WA TIE R. CURE EST LISHMEur

,,r CLEVELAND
WA TIE R. CURE ESTABLIS MENT
VIE Subscriber has erected in the immediate vicinity of
L CLEVELAND, Ohio. large and spacious Build "a
nrs Tor the accommodation OF Patients who may Esss6
% 1sp0sed 10 make PRACTICAL icaton of the E1s.H
ths most favorable suspices the removal of Disease
ABUNDANT some of the Springs are very cold-one in
which the thermome'er stands at 4so Fahrenheit in Sum
mer The best and most experienced German Nurses are in
attendance. All Patients required to furnish three Com
foters two large Wooden Blankets two coarse Cotton
SHIRTS one coarse Linen Sheet that may be cut with
pieces OF Linen or Cotton for Bandage and six Towels
The subscriber intends the location of his establish
ti0n second to none - ~ NT
Ianens should bear in mind, that the restoring of
neaitn VIII De me with him, should be
the great desIderatum with Them Everything else should
be made subservient to that great object
All communications must be postpaid.
c,--, or. T. t. SEELYE, NJ D.. Proprietor.
cleveland, ONO, io4S fy16 3md 1tw
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MARTIN III. DEVEREUX. u ~
MANUFACTURES OF ALL ARTICLES IN THE
Copper, Tin. Sheet-IrOn s. Crate business.

GRATES of Brass, Russia or Berlin Iron, of any a
~ pattern size. suit the Fire place or Mantef -
SSrAdR and CURTAIN Rods, KITCHEN FUR MD
Boarding houses or Hotels. COOKING STOVES to suit
B,onsea sTy by
sun Cenche. Halls Or Public Rooms: Sinai! DO for Off
ces or looms. Ship and Steam boat CA BOOSES
from No to 8, for coal or wood STOVE.PTPE Of all
sizes and put up. Bath Heaters Stills Worms Sugar La
dies, ETC., on hand to order. ~ ~
NB.-BuideB and Others in want of Grate, Tin. Con-
per fpes or Cutters will find their ADVANTAGE 10 can
and examine the same. e " ~
r. All REPAIRS promptly attended TO at
fyIH No. 20 Tchoupitoulas ST., New Orleans e
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$50 REwARD

iI h oe given io the apprehension of the Bov I'M
December last Tb h from the subscriber the 9th a.
ssase ang f cheek bones rather shensd
h2 RICHARD TERRELL IL andaOR.n -
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MEDICAL COLLEGE.
No. SO CUSTO.MHO USE STREET, NJ o.
INVALUABLE DLSCONERY-NO Pay REQUIRE


UNTIL CURE EFFEcTED-Priyate Diseases cured in
few days by regular physician without mercury other
poisonous medicines at No. 80 CusTOMHoUsE STREET,
New Orleans, Louisiana.
Dr. MULLEN calls the attention of those afflicted with
any of Tie forms of certain Disease, to his general adver
tssnent in another column. The treatment adopted by
him that which has the approval OF the most distinguished
Surgeons of Paris London and New York and It's univer
sal success proved beyond doubt that permanent cure
for the worst cases of constitutional syphts, g0norhaa,
sfrictu enlargement of the PROSTATE glands diseases m
duced by certain solitary practice ETC. etc., can now De 3D.
taed to moral cerainty if application be made 70 those
whose intelligence skill and experience can be relied on
Since Dr. Mullen opened in this city, all the many cases
that have come under his have been cured without
single exception Some of these OF years standmg
One remarkable structure 80 old has been cured
to the SURPRISE of the patient The gentleman (whose re.
spectabty known to the citizens of New Oreans) AZ
hand and (by his permissOn) can be referred TO- Dr.
treatment of structure not known South OF New YORK
His treatment of gonOnhGa and geet the most perfect
ever discovered is the shortest safest and surest The
patient takes copava cubebs tupenne OF other nau.
sens doses but obtained in two without
pa.n convenience change OF diet. kI No pay unless
q cure is effected within the time named. So
IMPoTENCY.-Young others who, by sexual ex-
cess or self pollution, have brought on themselves any
of the painful consequences resulting from an unestTaned
indulgence of the passions, such premature impo-
tency involuntary seminal emissions, general debility or
constitutional arrangement may consult Dr. Mullen with
honorable confidence; he oen them perfect cure. The
strictest secresy observed m
Dr. Mullen can be consulted daily at his Office No. %
Customhouse st. BENJAMIN MULLEN, M ID:
Renember No S6 Cusfombouse mis- If
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NEW ORLEANS 4 oARRoLLToN RAILROAD
~ 81 &C

WThe Can viii leave New Orlean; and Canotcp evsry
honr after clook Sundays if the weather is fair.
The Lafayette Horse Cars will leave every Is minutes
from the corner of Baronne and Canal SIS. noy12-6m
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HATS-HATS,
A T MY SALES-ROOM may be found few cases of
~, hne Moleskin Hats; some very handsome Silk q
Hats great variety of common Silk Hats Beaver n
b!aband Black fashionable B. b. Russia Califor -
d Buena Vista and Plantation Hats. Ako-A choice
ot OF coored and clear Leghon Hats and few superior
fanamas All OF which just received and for sale low
Tor cash or approved paper VIM. BOOTH, Halter,
mhl5 corner of Gravier and Tchoup itoulas SIS
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ooLhMAN' siI I!MrlRo ss!H PATEHT PoRrABLE

WE subscrlbers have nleted their arraute. ~
Il ments for more extended business than thatk IN
htliSro done by the old house. Our stock OF I>Ls~
~ DSUes, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS
5 su4aIoAL INSTRUMENTS AND PERFuMKRY,
smpihc,hs AS intend it shall, every article needful
tothe Leads Families, Planters and Country Dealers will
% eaSee IN excellence OF quality RESPONSIVENESS Of
GENERAL PATENT MEDICINE AGENT I
orders can be addressed with confidence md certainty
OF having them properly and faithfully attended 10 net M,
vi0usly experienced in this place w. A"' PIC
SY The usual credits and facilities of trade exteudad o..
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SPANISH LANGUAGE

G ON Il z, PrOfessor
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
WHOLEsALE gurshs'en to call and examine my very
constantly receiving by every arrival fTom New
York direct from my mandatory in New.
ark N. J. can sell cheaper than any other house in
the city. and there cannot be found in New Orleans
better assortment of those Articles have present in store
SO dozen Of black. white and pearl BUENA ViSTAS of
fur and WOOL Holm DttRBT3tDCIE ~ "
fy12 q (;nstomhonSe ST mn stairs
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DAILY CRESCENT.

NJ What mistake to suppose that the passions
are strongest in youth. The passions are not
stronoer-but the control over them is weaker
They are more easily excited; they more vio-
lent and more apparent--but they have less en-,
ergy-less durability--ess intense andconcentrated
mower than in mai urer life In youth, passion sue
ceeds to PASSION and one breaks upon the other, as
waves upon rock nil the heart frets Itself TO re-
pose. In manhood, the great deep fiows on more
calm, but more profound; It's serenity ls the proof
,,f ard 4e.rer Of its course, were the wind
m hlou, md the storm TO rise. A young mans am
bition Il but yanity--it has no definite aims ; it
uiavs with thousand toys As with one pas
sion. SO with the rest. 81.
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"a CAUTION. -.r
living to great success and immense sale of Dr Tovu
sends Safsaa number of men who were fams,y an,
Anigents, har9mmenced making Sarsaparla Extracts.
Enxirs, put Extracts OF Yellow Dock etc. They gene.
Iay put ~ the shaped bottles and some ~ Them
have stolen copied our adyerisements they are only
wq p Unions, and should be avoided.
Pnncipal zee, Los Fulton street. Sun Buildrs Nav
i r9rk kedf Co. State street Boston Dyott Sons
a2S 'norM SD street, Philadelphia s. Hance Drug,
XII naMimot Cohen, Charleston; los South Pearl sf
fnsDany 4cGraw, Natchez-apd By ali the principal
Htase4 anqefchants generally throughout The United
stsces. Westiss and tbs Canadas ~ S'@~
]. WRIGHT 81 Chartres strsst.
IeeIs Ass1t. New Oflcans
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vNEG AR ESTABLISHMENT.a
TIVE UndesigneIs constantly manufacturing and has
j for saea very lperor article Of " NEGAR. G@KN
which he will Guar ntee to improve by age, and 68E
viii deliver i. free of charges, in any part Of I'd
prices. to sutIe tines 80 gallons "a Barrels 30
saons, - Is Barrels 40 gallons cents gallon A be
rat disyU1lt made to wholesale customers. ~ -
line lropped in the Postoics will be nunctaally
attended, to. fap29 til JOHN H. WEBB.
C0Fuar Common and Marais opposite Charity Hospital
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ROBERT SKINNE r.,
BRICKLAYER, No. IS ROYAL STREET,
UNDERTAKES all kinds of FIRE-WORK, such as the
~ Setting Of, Cooking Ranges Ovens, Steam sSss
be guaranteed and specimens of his work may be CIV
seen any time. =. = 81
with dispatch. l- 5s,tt q. 49, a19 1v
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- ,,,,,..s-l v.,;,v hsI;sv. that voar Sarsaparls
has been the means through Providence Of saving my NE
have for several years had bad cough BECAME worse
night swea and greatly debilitatsd and reduced and
short time and there has wonderful change been wrought
in able to walk all the city ralse no
boOd. and my cough has left me- You welflms me
that am thankful for these results Your oh servant.
= -. - VIM RUSSELL IS Catherine st.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-08-22

GO, -. 300, - :. u = ., = &. 49,
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ranking home al The dictionary. Ana II.
members throw up to him, HE stealing OpOush
Wrapping paper, one year, with which 10 pr;n,
paper % whieh he is the Os,ensibls editor.
The next scene 81 interest. ana r,,0..,,..
N grsndsut, any thing ySt named, &as a 4.
Jack upon Ficklin, Of %Illinsis. a 1Seo. b 10
Osnef L0cos' Johnson, Of Arkansas, and InOs.
o. Alasama. The former struck F,ekl;n ~i,h
me h't~ and the latter knocked him do,.0
with a cane. After removing Fiehiip berOnd
'ne par and washing the blood Cd Or him. N.
parties all FesuFsad and proceeded TO bu.in.,.l
one moved an adjournment, a. the ass.ian "a
expired ~ hdi;ttiOn. Old Petit, Of Indians.
q LocOfOco infdsl who was educated ~ ~
ministry, moved Oh adiournmeD, a. M.
TOWN MEETTNG,S declaring The session Is
% nothing more! A third moved g Cot IA
dispersion Of this mOb"-while another All.
cd out from hIsseG, for more Wblsksv o.
To this, another fellow replied, tbs, 4 ~.
contrary to rule to bring the article within II.
Bar but just u aide, ia an adjoining room.
there was lots! Well, oil in eli, | never vii.
messed such . scene. Hearing .ha, the ether
end ofthC Capitol promised q similar rich lrsaS
to the eye Of the spectator, I repaired 10 the
gallery Of the Senate, and there wac another
fight going on between Cameron, Of Penn.
and FOOte, Of Miss, both LocofocOs, and both
drunk. "old Bullion" Of Missouri. had ~
tired behind the bar, and refused to vote AhoF
midnight, believing that he had to right 10 DO
'o' Foots took HE same ground, bu, remain
ed on the ifOOf, speaking AEaids. Svsry fISSaa
ure that came up. Cameron Gcsed With h
molOFisy, and consequently drew down ID.
nm the vengeance OfFOOte, who walked aeros.
the chamber to him shaking his &c. in his face,
and slaPPing his jaw, curSing in an undersOne.
and telling him he was q id rascal, thar ne
had no tight to speak or vote on tina, aoOrtE
ter midnigbt-that his term Of service had ~.
PIred' and his successor was here to take bis
seat! Cameron faced up to him, and struck
at him with an open hand, wheFeupOn Fooso
retired to his seat; but soon after that he sRai6
took the door, and pretty clearly intimassd
that Senator's voting after midnight, were gull.
y Of perjury. For this assertion; Senator
bsrTien called on him to explain, when 10 "a.
marked that 1t was perjury in bic estimation.
but he did not think it applied to honorable
senasOr' Who differ with him touching the con.
ssltus'OnAl gu %sStiOn6, because Gen. dickson
had said that every man had a right to inter.
pref the Constitution as he understood it!