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CALIFORNIA HOUsEs.

CALIFORNIA HOUSES-PORTAB IE-built with
~, dispatch. Also, NEGRO QUARTERS cheap -
and neat model, to be seen at the Shop-where all i;.
kinds of CARPENTERING WORK and JOBBING ~
is done. 2l1 ST. CHARLES street, near Julia.
APIS iy VIM. A. MILLER.
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Dear Sir About week since, while working al my trade
my foot IN very bad and dangerous way. The whole
BIT of the adze entered the top Of my foot just below the in
step. The wound began inane, and continued do
until became much alarmed. used British Oil, Tincture
Of Myrh and several adhesive plae, but all purpose.
i then commenced the of
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THE ALIAIENTARY CANAIs-TIE SKIN, AND
THE KIDNEYS.

BY the healthy operations of these Three Great Purifiers
"a ne System ENTIRE FREEDOM from disease maintained
To prevent Yellow Feyer Ague and Fever, Darrhma and
the host OF maades prevalent at this OF the year from
attacking the system, il is absolutely necessary that these
SLEEVES or DRANERs of the impure, diseased Accommodations
m the system, whether produced by the INHALATION
sqSous EFFLuVIA INTO LUNGS through the agency
oil the stomach by means Of uNwHOLEsOME IMPURE
FOOD, or BY THE VARIATIONS OF OUR ATMOSPHERIC FROM
DRY TO DAMP, NOT COLD, by which the PORES of the
skin become AsTRINGEB or CLOSED in which disease is
locked In the SYSTEM should be cleared of all distractions
Restore the Skin, Bowels and Kidneys their natural
healthy action, and disease expelled from the SYSTEM and
Health, Rigorous Health is the consequence
A consignment of the ORIENTAL LIFE ELIXIR has
Just been received from the Manufacturer in New NOr and
Is now for sale by
do 6w4p J. WRIGHT & CO., ISL Chartres ST
tY PAMPHLET containing the historical account of the
discovery Of this wonderful Remedy, may be had gratR
tOustU of the Agent, above and will be found highly
interesting and instructive Price OF the Remedy ONE
DOLLAR PER BOTTLED
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'' joins +. oElT, Ladies' Shoemaker. 70 Race street.

To- Merchants, from different sections of the country give
the ueg OF the universal popularity and eff
ieacy Of Dr. Davss Syrup, under their notice. number
of teu wincng It's virtues, have regularly sold on con-
don that ii it did give satisfaction the price should be
returned, and of them has had any application 10 re.
the money. This speaks volumes in favor of the medi.
cine. We append few extracts from orders, a. samples Of
those are frequent receipt Of well Of verbal accounts
we frequently hear:
TFrom Doctors rGugAan and Rush, both practising phy.
ste5GRS, as yell as DrEggists.l
MIsuAwAKA, Ind, June |, lSi7-Dr. Davs's Syrup of
Wild Chery and Tar off ike hot cakes We think that
il you choose give wholesale agency that maiene
dispose OF almost amOunt in Northern Indiana.
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and in less than minutes the pain and inflammation began
to subside, and has now entirely left me.
/ can confidently recommend Daey's Magical Pain EX-
tractor being superior to anything have tried for
removing pain or Inflammation.
am shipcarpeaer by trade, and shall be willing to es
fy the virtues of the Saye all times when necessary.
reside on Franklin Avenue, No l5l, where can give any
iiiOi''i'uOh ue'ue' JJTEsIF3FEERsON NJ. BISHOP.
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CAST STEEL SAWS.

CAST STEEL SAWS.
'GNIlE subscribers manufacture from the BEST CAST
STEEL, Circular Saws from two TO sixty inches IN di
amrter; also, Mill Pin CiGSscut ami other Saw hi ~ an
pc19r quality. They also that these saws arp ground
by then patent machinery, which enables them 10 claim ey
cQeY Tor Their saws the advantages derived from the ue
OF these machnes which are highly important a7 lie Saws
thereby made perfectly true and regl,F In thri w.
thick thin ut any part, thus Strengthening Circular Saws m
gradually increasing them in thickness from The ciing edg
to their CENTRE The truth and uniformity Of their snraee
renders les SCI IN the saw teeth necessary aud this account
les power required to drive the saws besides tev will %
ne 50 frequent sharpennghe less liable 10 become heated
and also produce saving in timber ''
~ These Saws may be had of the subscribers mr. NJ tho
Pr4el9a Hardware Merchants in this city and hroughoa the
oss dnd&W % and 81 cold ID sileet \ Ne. C2i ors
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
u COUNTRY MERCHANTS and Desiers 'i n |Issv u
HATS and GAPS in general, TO their VERY S5ss
Al bAifUh4 illrnent OF the above named Goods -
Id which Is SECOND TO NONE IN THE CITY
49, fj,iTS tonlprsng EVERY KIND AND QUALITY en-
urey 100 numerous TO detail but can bouesly assr nil nor
so auoht purchasing in this line that an inSpecfiOn of brr
LOO WIN be greatly 10 their advantage bsre
Ior me reason that they mostly all OF their own
NJ lHNi Wits an1 come DIRECT FROM THEIR OWN
Nj ~ ~ A4CIoRY az Newark n. j.; and being saisei
WIN the MANUFACTURERS PROFITS fesl rerf1ir
@ purchasers cannot iai 10 be satisfied also CATER an nsnee
.,c pURBRIDGE s. Co,
Ve.s on ~ Customhouse street up stairs
WEAIHERBY's CELEBR ATEIl KFgTTJii7I5
Equal, not superior, TO the WoFces tcriTp Sancp a.
sae on me bottle gallon, half and whole barrel and ,var
taIiSu 70 Keep N any climate and not foment by W
as -BUTMAN Il CO., o Front Ieyee 9i NJ
eoe Agents Tor the State OF Louisiana for the Manuiactyr
f)ORTER-20O casks London and Dublin po,,sr j.
dis JOHN TooLE, Is Bank Place.
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II may be confidently stated that there is case of PILES
which may not be cured by the PAIN EXTRACTOR.
1t certain remedy, and once the pain and
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FEITsl FITS! FITS


O FITS, OF recommended was sur,rt
10 receive the following from Intelligent and respecl,.
Farmer of Westchester county:
FoRDHAB, August IS, 1871.
DIR. IOgRs6Rl-Dear Sir; have little girl seven year
Of age who has been several years afflicted with Fits ",
tried almost everything for her, but without success at last
although we could lind Recommendation in our circular
Tor cases like hers we thought, she in very delicate
health would give her of SarsapaIia and an
glad we did Tor not only restored her strength but sh
has had return Oh the Fits, great pleasure and sur
prise She fast becoming rugged and heafly lor which
wei Yours. TegDectfutiV- $500
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CRUSHED AND LOAF SUGAR
10 boxes LOAF :.
ex bark Rielzi, for sale by -
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INSURANCE.

NASHVILLE MARINE, FIRE INSURANCE.
And Life and Trust Company.
CAPITAL S30O, OOO-all paid in Surplus $50 600
" JAS. WALKER, Sec'y...JAS. A. PORTER, Pres.
The operations OF this Company for u years, have been
confined alone and exclusively to Underwriting.
River, Sea and Fire Risks taken the lowest rates. and
losses promptly adjusted. w B. PARTEE, Agent,
mL26 ly Office, No. b Camp street, NewOrleans.
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LIGoMXR, July -, 1876 Your Wild Cherry and Tar Syn
gives general Satisfaction We have been Of for sou
time, and thought we would not order any; but Is amt
daily inquired for, and thought perhaps it would be b
o order some,
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N. ORLEANs and OARROLLTON RAILROAD

ksss 81. Il !,.9.
DeDOt, corner Of BaroRHe and PeTddo streets.
single ticket any distance above Pleasant 20 cents
single ticket for children and under II years.l0
Hall the above for any distance below Pleasant street.
Servants ksNes) tor distance ~ cents.
~ Residents in Lafayette, CarToton and vicinity,
informed that this Company has fixed uniform of
mutation tickets for in the Cars, o-wt So per month
GIN advanced for either Road and for distance. Children
halc No such tickets given for any other period than
the first to the last of each month.
A Car, expressly for Ladies, in each train.
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DIR. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders from p,vs
clans in different parts OF the Union.
IDS Is to certify that We the undersigned Physicians Of
the city OF Albany, have in cases prescribed Dr.
T0wnsend Sarsapaa and believe it to be one of lie m0st
valuable preparations in the market
II. 7. PULLING, NJ D
J. WILSON, NJ. d.
Albany, April l, 1871. P. r. ELMENDoRTPi NJ. n.
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tFro Mr.. S. @. Hayes, If the firm af Broper Hayes r.
Co., Booksellers and Stdti0Bers, No 1888 Market street.
PhtiGdsiDhid-Jauuary 9, 49,
Your Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar an Invaluable RENE
dy; cured the of colds with me. II you want Ger
iifcate will eheertully give one. S. L. HAYES.
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Below Is account OF another child saved Dr. Town.
sends Sarsapala has saved the lives OF Thousands OF chill
dren, The following certificates are selected from great
number received this week:
New YORK, April |, 1917.
Or I0Dpsend-Dear Sir; One Of my chldfcn was very
sick with CapkeT in the Month and Throat attended with
great debility. 1t came near dying obtained OF your
excellent medicine and il directly, for which assure
you feel very grateful. Yours respectfully,
ELI neSIr
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The Coal TRADE. The quantity sent by rail-
road. this week, is 49, 253 tons, nearly 900 tons
less than last week We incline to the opinion
that the Railroad Company will not reach $4,000
tons again in any one week this season. The
weather is beginning to assume a wintry aspect
Yesterday, we had cold, disagreeable rain, which
appeared 10 be the termination of the Indian sum-
mel. The Lehigh and Lackawanna companies
have no more coal for sale this season-their pre-
sent orders will exhaust their whole supply.
The Wlkesbarre trade, by the North Branch
Canal, has again been DISTRACTED by freshet
so that this is the only region that has any
coal for sale, and here the demand far ex-
ceeds the ability to supply. IL is now evident
that The market will be short about three hundred
thousand tons, which will maintain brisk trade
from his region up TO the period that shipments
flon4 Richmond are cut of by ice in the Delaware
This short supply is owing entirely to the desruc-
tive fresbets, which greatly damaged the different
canals leading TO market, and Obstructed the navi-
CATION of the same considerable portion of the
The facility for mining coal in the diff
ferent regions already opened, is equal to supply
any demand the country may require. -PottsviHe,
20 Journal, Nov. 3.
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MARKATs ELsUwHERE.


posror Nov s-Brokers' Roard-s290 ogdensburg Rail-
road Bonds s; 100 Wilninron aud
50 do, s6o SA 20 DO. sos - do SA no do, s $50
Reading kailroad, hoo S Fichburg railroad, lll IS
Botton aud Maine Railroad l0i 40 do boo los Boston
and Worcester Railroad lU2Ai 70 northern Railroad III
do 7li do 7s; Bank of North America g9i.' 40 eo
@hi SIDE, 100 IS y,ruont Central Railge1, ~, hvs
and gnilroad *; 100 do, ays Wostern kNroad
iu,h 10 rard Railroad b6t ~ osdenfhurg Railroad 81
NJ 90 BIS Nl "a do. s7i oil Colony Railroad blh ~
chester ana Ia~reEce Railroad boz g2 70 dogi 30 wor
and Nashua 5it g. do n 10 DO 51s 10 Gro
eerr BanI los loco lOl IS Bank % Commerce. l0l& 10
do ItiJe % Essex CONF 400 10 Edgesortb Co,7H
5000 state S., lO2, 1000 Ctl W o. lOs leS Sch Nay
81 AK Zoo 4OIS; 100 ptfsburg Gs 94; l0OO Read
Raiirad s 10 ISL 300 shares Morris Canal I'm 500 do
g2aiS Perm. Railroad ASA. Afcr Saies-fl,Ot Reading
80 20 7stT, 800 Texas Sc o. $50 shares Morris Canal
IA 100 de- 2a1. Reading Railroad. ssh; $40 0irard
Bank l2s.. Second Hoard sltvQ fenr 30 yS cO City
W ~ ia 2Op Ieheh Wort, t2ss 1000 Sch. Nav, t0+
400 T.,ss Notes al 5OlO do, rs 50 Afer Sdlcs-ss0D
7et: oCo sch Nav 6s fo; 500 shares Morris Canal 2;
@ 90 ,5, Nav 900 o. s g. 1867 lles.; 20 Bait.
Ga Ise 1857; 10 sharts D. and o. RR,7SN 20 do, 7Sx
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Cleared.
Steamer ontherner Dickinson, Charleston spohori.
ships-Jas Drake Gore, Francisco sponord Tilsson
Coz John naneoct, Leyan,eile New Orleans Elwsll;
Courier. 1swsrr', Pert wsi.nan ,o,ao, xo,,,,
Briss... Euns:asts 1ssS, Anarssss. Hull runsh Ne
Hoi. Cape Dc Verbs, Schmidt Bachen: Nautilus BE-
oxna Lunenberg: Crusade tBrk Cox. Chaees, Panama
Fs Ss s9s1s
Aesi::ssi tIi.sy csng.ssay R...no' B.lnsn.
ria Kinsssnd, do Arlington. LAWS. AsxHndra &s Adj
steele rSilsdslphia wlsn Collins ao csmsrSss sssr.
wood Boston; Chamberlain Besrse do Rhode Island Hull
Providence.
Brig Protection, Hill, Calais days.
schr Sterling tBr) Holmes Windsor. Ms, 20 days. with
schr choctav, Phinney, New Bedfosa 9 day.
seSr R.nnaT S,s aasson days Tor Albany
ssbr q T. lowell, Boston, 3 days.
sthr vintage. Handy, Boston. J days, for Albany.
sohr Ann Denman, =. ThOmaston, days
Dr ship Lechmsben Castle Poole from Liverpool Oct l5
With mdse and Passengers. TO MoEver She IL bound to
ship Bay State tof BOstOn) from LeshOrn and Gibraltar
B.Ii Als.ins BSrllrsa%o from Malaga, Oct with fruit
Sailed.
Pat ships Hendrix Hudson Warner, for London Bavaria
Anthony, Havre; Horstio, Croker shanghai John Cos
bne Meresr Apsschicoia; Merlin Dr. propeerL Samson
Bermuda bark Upon Beeoher Marsees; brgs fere Fogo
silva kar,nham Diana tsard Dedero, Port Prince and
others.
Pat ship New world knight, for Liverpool is s At an
Choir OF the sW Spit
Nov lOwiud during the day from N. frosh and clear.
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Tclcgraphic Marine Reports.
CHARLEsTsr, Nov 8.
Nrw onLrAst. Nov =.
Minnesota and Toronto. EYork


GOreiGn 1tnhf.
lss VII sss. .. EssSans. keizrg Reen CO sIohaHrp
letter ns SOY foI sSsps ssd f.S per
sn close at ne Exchange Reading Reom ta EIehaBse
On MONDAY th inst AZ o'clock Letters can be pre-pad
Letter gas. ter cRasr,. P.sln, Lm. Valparaiso 8
eoss en- Wedse.day issh Inst at az o'clock Thsee
Po ssis sss 70 san rrsncsoo Is cents.
Ietts can be pre- paid the shove Oss any par,
Letter Bar. Ter Jamaica, chssre, P.nsna CslforniA
ebpsSss Rs.aSs Room sS R.shsass, on w.anssSay isS
instsnt Al halt Fast o'clock PM These mails w Be tor
yArded in eharEe Of special messenger Postage TO sas
Letter B.ss for Kingston h forwarded on Wednesday per
. ssovs Letter Bars are also q. KssyOns VI wan street,
Kerala Marine Correspondence.
Arri,os-sehrs II hale. Obey. EYosl ios B.asori Xii
port, Ksios RSs'kes 90 fof betsy fiercs Rhoss DO
Isf Rcsiisnd REQ ssssh small 40 fsr RsnsrS,s sSsss.
ssec; BoiysT, Mitchell Fhsdsiphis Tor Boston. " ~
PansD.LrH., Gys.Ax
symmes Nantucket; John ssbOvs, ssvin Stony Points
cissrssIseir. John Ssniove ssvin NHavsn' Tramsn.
io'n'n 'i0's'''' sIsscenanccus.
BR STEAMER coMsopops a. Portlsnd sth from 81 John
Shsu s,n ~ ass sss ssals injured.
spAE BRIe coRs rerpsndez from Havana for Halifax,
put into vhsrs'en D,n ~ srs svs.s asa.
SPAS Bnie Fnausro. Garisa which la from Charleston
fer Barcelona STAT ut returned the Och inst leshy.
BRro s.nsH Eis.Brrn tof Aadiscnl MITCHELL tbefore
reported fallen with sbsn doned from Nforh for
Portland tn. captain sns crew ver taken on on The 18Th
Bsy from rYcrk The eris was in lsshy condition.,
torsss before getting them on blowing sheayy gale at
The time.
scyR eorpra CotLSs Capt Hannah went on shore on
hitematie sbo,s Kiln Devil Hills, Saturday, Dish
NE Ioadoa With zoo bills from wmin gton Nfork.
The captain the tar is insured The has been savsd
in rood order and tar with little exden the vessel
lie rot very and the tar re- shirpet with little
sddiu0nsl expense.
Irr.torsed that TIE Am brig Robert waB got ashors
ke Cor,dodouls are entertained ss 20 her getting o.
NE Of the had lets the
al The and Others with view 20 sess
sne understand that the but pertisny in
sured-I Belize, Bond, WStehmsn, octS
I'm scua Tpstr sryrrRs, Whelpey, from Boston about
seth u sirsch hs. heep e,psaed supposed her
pert "a De tinson .na standone1 Supposed be
Vessel ssured at the Columbia office In Boston
eln arro aso insured there for about $500 equally d.
vided tetvt en- the Colombian and Coasters ofhces.
scpp Two BporESns FROM Bsngor for Boston. which was
in TOW schr Edv ard % ins Of Owls Head passed
NOM o. th heh ard DRY on Fore Point Ledge with msin
m gone.
los or BlpE Ork, AZ Boston from Ma
ON "a inst a al no. lon So felt in with bark Asto-
i.en Psrk this city tor Antwerp IN nhiag stse
nj took % tie crew whom they carried 70 BOsten The
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on Friday morning. Nov $. at halCpast O'Clock,
JoHS JAoELs, Captain Of the FIRST troop New York
German Hussars, aged 80 years, months. and days
The friends sad acquaintance. and the mem beers Of
the Third regiment sud the mem hers of Roland Lodge
No. TO- A. y. OF u. y. aud the members OF Mount
bsrs OF Gsrmans Lodge. Nc rs . ofO are respect
fully invited TO attend HE funeral from hi, Late reel.
dence, No. 81 Canal street, on sunday morning. Nov
10 st hafpsst H. HE remains Gill be con seyed 20
Greenwood Cemetery. Baltimore papers please oopy
ON Ssturdsv. the 9TH inst, Of oonsum ption TaoH.s
sNirH. aged 45 yesfs
Bp friends and aequaintsnces are requested TO at
tspd the funeral, 81 SUNDAY the 10th instant from
the residence ct Mrs orshsm IS Murray street
on Saturday moraing the 9th instant AZ 4 o'clock,
PArRlCE L,ycu. sou Of Pspick ana Bridget Lynch.
and brother Of Tersucs and John Lynch, deceased
hsltpstt two o'cloeA nom l66 Ninth street. His
isnd. and those Of his relations, respectfully
in vited
On the 9th instant Eur. eldest daughter Of John
r and CstbSrino Brorns. aged years, months and
~ DAYS
Hsf mains will be taken from a. Hester street 20
Greenv God Cemetery, this day at two o'clock
or saturday morning the 9th Instant, after short
HINES Jaass AvptrR In the 3ltt year o, hts age,
second scn the late Rev James b. Amber, formerly
Of this city
on tie f,h instant, CHssLts Wv Kve, aged two
years nd sir months.
His rem aims will be taken 70 willismsbureh on this
dsy Sunday, at ten O'Clock, A. h., 70 which his
friends respectfully invited to attend from 95
West Broadway.
On the 9th Instant A-sa ANNA, youngest daughter
otJohn ard Ellenor Winters, sssa year, months
ard days
The friends and soquain tanees Of the family gene
rally, ore respectfully invited 70 attend her funeral
SUNDAY tiLs dap, at two o'clock, p. NJ, from "a
Roosevelt street.
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CorroN PIcKNs.-The following extraordinary
statement OF cotton picking is made on the author-
ty of Colonel Philip Quincy, of Austin county, and
We are assured that number of other gentlemen
could attest its accuracy Unnecessary II is to this
eilectIbe overseers of the plantations of DR.. Pee
bles and Mr.. Tppitt made bet OF one hundred
dollars on having the fastest cotton picker. They
selected a cotton field belonging to Colonel Quincy
70 test the speed of their respective hands. The
day was fixed upon, and it was agreed that they
should work Just eleven hours Three of the hands
of Colonel Cuney volunteered to pick against the
HANDS who were To decide the bet. The five hands
commenced at the same time, and worked just the
eleven hours, and the result of the picking is as
follows
Or. Peebiss's negro pan, Edward, picked GOO lbs
Hr Tipptt's do. do. Amos, do 634 do.
Mr. Peeeles's man winning the wager by excess
Of SO pounds.
Colonel Coney's three hands picked as follows
IN the same time
lack picked 694 pounds.
George 626
Boy JEFF l. $40
TOTAL amount picked by five hands, 3, 1874 pounds,
equal TO about two bales of ginned cotton, of 500
pounds each. If this picking can be beat, or even
equalled, in any other State, we should like to see
it characterization Ne,cs, Oct. 18th.
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lowed by succession of charming pieces Of music by
the Lancashire Belringers and the amusing perform
ance Of Uncle Sam" The evenings entertainment
will be- the beautiful play OF the " Lady Of Lyons"
Clarke As Claude Melnotts, and Mrs Meyers ~ Pau
line. The Museum is becoming favorts resort, ss
may be bv the great numbers who visit II daily
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our political stability The slightest false step on
our part which in other countries would be looked
upon as mere matter of accident, would be view
ed IN us ms a vice inherent to our system.
We require thirty years mere OF peace and power
ere we can assume a position amongst the nations
of the earth. The present crisis over, we shall
have greater resources at command for the main
tenance Of order in future contests But can we
rest assured that the present administration will
fulfil its mission, without compromising the fate of
the nation We do believe il.
When ancient Rome saw her existence threat
ened, dictator named to control her destines.
We require no dictator, but the government should
the full extent of power sanctioned by law.
The question at issue is the candidateship for
the Presidency. Why does not the ministry de-
clare it's candidate!
In the approaching contest they will require
their whole force; then why not cast off those
ssbaltem agents who have proved themselves
false TO the cause; if they fear to proceed whilst
supported by the laws, let hem refuse the combat
in which, acting thus, they will surely be defeated;
bat if they possess sufficient valor TO maintain
themselves with dignity and corresponding energy,
the means of triumph will not be wanting.
The government should by no means follow a
Quixotic system, and in this case they ought IL
use every precauticn 10 ensure themselves against
the responsibility of the result.