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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-31

IMPORTANT NOTICE.-DR. VALENTINE MOTT sAY1
that "yudds MedsAted Liquid Cutieie is invaluable
article and should be in tho possession Of family
the best discovered fer dressing Burns
Cuts Seald Bruises kind offrvsh wounds Ponns
turers. WI 4. HICKS CO..
A9 and Isl Front Ct, Wholesale Agents
For sale by william Burger Co.. Schisaelin Brother,
aavilAnd. Reese Co.. Boyd Paul Haydock. Coriis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-31


RS(M NwAkD.-CKOsssANs SPECIFIC NIX
1880 WI. tet me cur. q S,agrrAea ~ all remedies
nass. sps.ey ssd .rnsnss, -theat Ire least re-
ss,ss 10 az, sriss ,g;,rs ~ .h.as. IN sgphs..ss
s"ssrs ss. 70 V sr.sss ssi,h -. S,'sr, s
ssia he drug .tsr, ~ Brossssy corner 81 sns,,.
; rs;.. "a: !. y. V 1'rS ss''
H. COOPtR, ~ DUANE sTREkr WISHES ran
victim. q si..ss. 70 r.ras the f.io-ias l.,,srDr
70 ses,or che y cvT. ne "a v,ss soaiss.d
vih him tve nesihs AID gradually F.t,ias vorss.
ss,s 70 e. ., r sS.r. he ~. 20
Ger esurs. a r..rvtl tcr .is -e.k aud
sier. - ESs-. i.,ss ss sSs!. s.v .ss.s.l.s
sss,Ssss sss 5 &. Sps ss iS =, ~. 49,.
ofvsr.i fsna Placed nys your care on The Is.
s.rs, rsoS esEss sr,:sisy., i a.sI:m 70
No cUks. 40 CHAN9k-Ds sUsPHY aAs ss-
Moved :. ~ Noe. s,r.,, ,.sr chs,a.n -s.r. he
ssnt s...s he sur.. -itheu, 70 fsur asys
s S. III li'i i.,,.s'; $50 ''' ''''''~ hes. rs-H
Mo CuRE NO PAY.-DR CoRsfrr, ~ DUaNR ST ,
msyb. .op..it.d "a ~. tr.s,n-.t 81 ss,ess
s.., 81 sees. siss... sssss, Or o " ssr. N. .sr.,
fern q ss ss-ss Recent cared 10 three dsys Ne
nR soRRIsON is CONSULTED on vE~RREAL
disss.s. .ih hesorssls eorse.ses 1r.euc. % tsir-
2s.s, es... S.rn,,t 4. az. ,r,.,sr.. M ..m.s
80 ,. .v.rissy ssr.. ,.s sn s.,.s Sc his
~ vsry vhish saved -ssY lives a. Brs kiyn Las,
..s sh,rs vel, hssvs tbs, ais -s, fail 10 sad.
s.s s,h., collie. s.ls ~ r..p.st.sls sr.s,,. g. N.v
rrs broeslyn asd Nis~stursh Prizes. - ssn" ss'tis,
on rbnNOUs DksiLITY-DR. on LAssr 81
h,-.srs r.s. s9n,,.ss' 70 PEI g.rti"slsr s.sen.ss
tsf.si snt svolsn.srv emsis. .s.iasl -..hs.s gent
i, Ssssls S..s. 90 ss... !. go
s.ss. p,a. Isu.,s iia Essii.S' fr,ss1. Or s-s@,sl
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-31
CYL NOT ONLY MONEY. eur LIFG sAvED.-D

GAL Hunter viii forfeit any sum II falling 70 eur
that under his care ovions
standing Or affecting Patients Invited TO his Dispen
ary No Division street New York city, thousands
sured yearly BY his practical experience great .msdies
Stranger. and others who have been uncunae
lection Of physsias solicited call Doctor
His great remedy Hunters Red Drop-that troubles IN
nsek doctors 80 nuehcures like magic In venerea dseasss
Price One Dollar Read Rehect-The ayetcs would
well TO reflect before trusting their health happse
In many their lives in the ha,ds Of physicians
rant q venersal and mercural diseases II certainly
possible for 20 understand all the ills the human
family subject Dr. Hunter 10 known most
successful practitioner In the United States Years prse
se sScvsivcly devoted the study treatment Of
diseases arising from impurities Of the hood whereby the
constitution has become srfeshea .-ah-. sh- Doosor
guarantee speedy csrss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-31

NEn0 REwARD-JEFFRIES ANTIDoTE. sPE-
pow chc Mixture for the QUE Of Gonorrhea elects
Structures liar disorders makes speedy cure
without the least restrictions Diet drink exposure
chan application business The proprietor challenges
the will not under the for
fixture Of i've hundred dollars disease esnnos
dose Of hs mixture is taken when exposed
put up bottles with full directions 81 One bottle
lasts cured in days For sale by Q. u
RING 1872 Broadway; los Bay ard street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-31

UINPARALLELED CUREs.-YOU CuhsD NE IN ONE
~ day, Of old Gonor,hea, n Coryer You cured
"a in sfew hours Of old private disease, c. Deroud.
had syphilis year; was covered with ulcers after
having been under Of the other physicians without
benefit you cured In short time; IL 10 six months since.
my health better han John Rslison
paid $500 the other ysiciAns be cared OF
seminal disease Of ten years without being sensstsd
short time Salisbury Hundreds other
certificates can be seen. n. LARMoNT. n d. a. Rsade
street. second door from Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-31

DARIS AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIVATE
Disease-yenereal Warts, GonorrhDs. Glest SyphiliS
he cured in few hours by vegetables local application
without pain Cases Of fourteen years that The other hy
clans permanently cured Hundreds of cerhca ts
will verify assertion that others equal it, Ennis
sons, debility any resist by my new
mode. Female Irregularity Pills, 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-31
MEDICAL.

WATTS NERVOUS ASTIDoTE DEAR sIR-rogxs
reoe,sd in reply can eut sAy have been sni Sssa
prescribed for BY half dozen PhysioAns have osen
tered, sstered, and eeetrihea all 10 no purpose,
recommended by Mr. K shaw OF the Broadway rnestre,
to ,ry watts Nervous Antidose l have aon: 80. PMs
strength Aad entirely free of nsaralSe pain Of aay
Kind. Yours, respectfully. CHAs b. suLHoLLaNp
"a Ia had At IO2 Nassau s-x httls Ant Sg dozen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-31

hk. RALPH, AuTHOk OF TIE PRACTICAL Phi
~ vats Treatise" &oOhce hours. to II A. NJ to p.
NJ (Sunday excepted mo- IS Greenwich 1t hes
been matter Of surprise to that and
eminenee in his profession should devote hs talents
disease which Of description pretend
80 easily IT, however but part Of the mi
series these people bring society known very
dinersnt opinion would be formed. And STILL IL only
the present misery ard detection preyng the mind
well as the body that depored for many Of them
such nature a to effect postsrt not indeed to destroy
the generatve functions together IL Is fact that beth
yenerea and gonorrhna when not properly treated
selves in no other than in their effects
and afford the finest field for knavery that
Here the poor patient obliged pay for pills drops
mouth after month sonees geet ling this dis
order might subsde disappear awhile
again on slight OCCASION hut whether the
OF not he none the better or Now every real
physician knows, that all the physc in the world alone
would never structure and IL properly UNDER
stood most easily and speedily removed not
scruPle 20 atirm from the ADVANTAGE
joyed ADDITION 10 extensive this
cihhy that structures be cured
they had existed before and that sro
ture IS well the deplorabe effects resulting early
improper habits impotence, seminal weakness nocturnal
emissions sc can insure such ain safe and radical
cures as can he obtained from other
Those who apply In the earlier Of venerea diseases
i be surprised st the and rapidy Of their
Praetc.l Private Treatise" sth ed. Si2 PIP. with
patespree Sleontaring useful and practical
formation on all there subjects with treatment Ne may
ee had a. - Greenwch street q Ann street, and Of
BOOKSELLERS or By post mailed free. BY addressing Boz SIS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-31

nR L. sORrAsonG WOULD SAY TO TnUsE WIG
have contracted diseases "Cura ut voless" that H.
Take care Of thy health have devoted many years
Srofsssen, and have treated SUCCESSFULLY thousa Of
TENTS Those whs wish 70 consult thsss oompsinA
may DO free Of charged from A n to r. NJ sunday
sIeeptsd you value your seslths you win avsd those
and that thsr Kind ~ medicine al that
ay for d.eass in all is forms Persons whose health hss
"a m
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-19
Rn.ros. M,rcn Is, 1850.

DrAR Sin We have had a mild winter,
more 50 than any one within my recollection
and now, brigh, and smiling Spring Is come
saw in many places by the sides OF the
houses in Franklin, Beacon and some other
streets, several days ago, flowers and green
plants springug up. and the "Common' II
beginning to dress up for summer Our city
has much more rcscmblcd a southern city this
winter, than one GNy two degrees north.
saw to day several Of the new coin,
double Eagles, 500, they are very pretty
and rich looking piece Of money. Trade and
commerce nourishcs, as you may judge from
the fact that the Domestic products exported
the week ending March oh, was SlG2, 49,
81, foreign, $50 ,CG5,OG same time IN 1910,
Domestic Sll2 ,75O,Ia, foreign S2o,OGj,96
CarcGlncss, industry, the many railroads
having their terminus IN Boston, and the gen
cral system Of Advertising, adopted within a
few years Nv our most sagacious men, has led
to state orrcmarkablc succcss-grcalcr than
could have been iorcsccn or imagined.
Extensive Advertising on the Palmer sys-
ten, has operated more like the iablcd "Phil'
oophcrs stone" than any thing ] can think
Of None now neglect the use ofthis power.
IA lever who hopes for success, and much
attention is beginning to be paidto an cNami'
nation Of the philosophy Of the subject
The examination Of the body Of Mr.. Rose,
mi the case Of the supposed murderer, Pas.
quail, At Charlcstowu, creates great excite,
men,. It appears pretty plain tina, he fret
poisoned Mr. Rose, the husband, Ia obtain th,
wife, and then growing tired Of the wife,
poisoned her lie Is q Spaniard, and Va all
probability justice will be- done him, In the
Municipal Court, yesterday witness by The
name oi iIaruon was st aside Ia consc.
qucncc If MS being an Athcis,--uo, believing
ia Gcd.
. The visitors 10 our city increase every
wear. ard every week, and our place, Of pub
. De- rrsut and Of public amuscmcuts are filled
nightly The remarkably splendid, romantic
ami musical Drama, now being performed at
the Bo,ion Museum, }, M all respects supc.
nor Ia any thing ever hciur seen IN New
England This house is constantly filled
and b.. ~ It has brcn frr several wars, th,
creates, place Of attraction for tho~c wh,
prtzc, c,astc, orderly, and beautiful perform
anccs, 10 BE- found among US
To delight any morr, Nj kimball vii
have io enlarge 1t although is capacity d
now immense.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-19

CouSrrRrurTRs. Some two or three years
ago, about $500 worth of dies, plates, &c,
were stolen from the Office Of an cngravcr IN
TIL, city, aad since tina, time he has been on
the alert to discover the robbers lately his
attention has been turned To Vermont, and
within few days, What It Is supposed will
turn out To be- the den ola most imporian, and
dangerous gang Of countcrfritors has been dis.
covered there. In the first place VIM Darling
ton, known here rs " Bristol Bill, woman
named Margaret O'Connor, hailed out here
Just before sentence for passing counterfeit
money. IN order. as was alleged, 10 testify IN
the Dury case, and man named William
Meadows, formerly employed as an eng1'cr
In this city, were arrested. Some days after
their arrest, discoveries OF dies, tools, Sc, Of
great importance were made, which led to the
farther arrest Of SIX Of the 6rst, and as was
supposcd'prcuously, among the most respect
able inhabitants Of Groton, Vi, on a charge
Of being members Of the gang. Thcs" arrests
have created great excitement, the more par
tlcularly as they were no, made hy police oih'
crr., but by simple cll.scns II this city, who
had previously fcrrrtcd the matter out. The
matter IL now being looked into by the New
England Association ioy the detection Of Coun'
lcricilcs, and the whole particulars Of the az
fair Will soon be- Land before the publIc.-Hos.
ton Traveller.
Thcrc were plates To nearly 600 banks in
their possession, press and many other artl'
clcs 10 work with.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-19

- In mentioning thg ease OF Pa-gu1l Issi
week, ch1rEnd u.,h ihe poisoning Of Mn.
RD-' al Chlr.rs.0vu. Mass, we stated there
V,rC suspicious that Mr. Rose who dleI Last
summer, was poisoned aIs1. Since then h-,
holy has b.rn t.s.Uter-JI ami examined. and
satisfactory proof found u,4t such was the
Grt. Ths jury Of inquest reported in their
verdict that they believed that the said pot.
.on Sas administered by one Pasgual At that
tine an inmate of,he family the said Ro,c 90
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-19
Elects OF the Influx o. California Gold
upon Business,

IN the Marrh number Of Hunts Merchants
Magazine, We end the following remarks on
this topic
"ltis the case thu, the gold received into
the country from California is beginning To
effect general bushes, to a considerable cN-
tout Thus, las, wear from all towns aud
SECTIONS Of the Union, advcu,urcrs for Cali
i,rnia wcrc fitted cot with an the means
themselves and rcichbor, could command
To do this. 6rbts were deferred, and Pur-
chase, of roo,lS cc1nomiscd This ha, now
bsran 70 rraci. and the rcmittances Of those
aIycumrrrs are now enabling debts then con-
trartcd 10 D. paid, and those in Strengthened
circumstance to improve. Thus an cNprcss
house reports ,ha, of over 500 dis,inc, rvmit-
lance, made through them. over goo were io
FINALE relations uf absent d,grcu Thus
,hr product Of California frd, ip way into
ilr channels Of trade, from the several home.
OF aHyrnturrrs. producing the same effect a.
trn had brrn prcJuccd in the United State.
FROM these sources % finds t,s way hack Go
ifr rp7i reservoirs. utthc $4,000, 600 IT,
rrryoI into ,hc country mp ,n this time, No
least 1000 600 hs, b1vn 10 different ami-
l.-. scattered ma the interior And rs by ilr
the br-..t portion ct this ha, hocu procured
b, thg,r who len home, hccausc their srr'l,
c,, vrrc then uuprrIuctt,c, D, has very near,
d. tfs srmc rtiryt as lf they had produced aud
,5a a, much farm produce extra. This mon
r, COMING beck Co the hands OF merchants 900
.N,barr, Cor root- ua,ualI, produces grad.
r7rry Increasing abundance. Th, is daily
mu-r p,.cypubIr, 81, the season advance.
business rap,. ha, become -'arcr o., PER
r'ar U..uru po DAYS. aud tHr hanks take al.
u.y c1p rytatG per c,ut, at CALI on gov.
.ru-, .,usss s and sometime. les is o5-
r.r.j.
lbs thy ca,s lla, Lastly year, when 'hc win.
r.r 90 ln. th,-r were comparatively 'rv i.w
nra bon 90, dreemr,. Whore there were
1000 urrr ar uuU 10000. Eh'-r are all
ruv..rg down INTO lhc crur, with ,hc gold
hs,ha,r Nrrym7uy wIlh, disposed Co
como home. a1d Boo .o doing vii bring away
Of, mrry ct o.. foyl of vessel, as can be Wet
uaIrI fr hr ,uara. Nauy others will,
with ulr.r gains. come o., ths.r usual Route,
arI tnr.r who remain VIII require ouus.dcn.
~. supplies, O, supply which, goods have
ben,rry actively going forward, and lur
which. gold vfI rr,um 300 ncrgsod quaint.
CTS.
TTa, price. Of roal.. generally, vii ,m-
prov. h.-.. uuul che increasing abundance oi
rr'Irr-..s u.. seems probable, hui'hr samo
general mfrgrrs eram. ag vor, in England,
wlr price. ur, rsrhar-, generally more
..r.r rru bore. causing 70 continued do.
r.r. .s Juri ~atr, produce. as well coy.
rra ..f narro O.. nm produce
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-19
Mr.. Webster's Speech.

Mr.. Websler's speech resolves itself into
an affirmative Of the plan Of adjustment re-
Gently submitted by Mr.. Bell, with some few
notifications That project proposes to adj
init California with her presen, constitution
aud boundaries. To admit state formed
from Texas par, paJn. To lay the fourda-
lion Of two prospective states. To establish
territorial governments without the restriction
Of slavery, and TO pay Texas millions Of del
Lars for a session north Of the 81 parallel.
Mr.. Webster rose with an air Of solomniy
and dignity happily adapted to the importance
Of the subject and the -ccnc-and for more
than three hours addressed the senate in one
Of the clcarcst, ablest and most comprehensive
speeches Of his liie.-N Y. Journal Of COM
mcroc.
The American says Mr.. Webster goes for
slavery" aud asks whether his " name and
power can bring the old bay State into the
support of slavery" II seems impossible Tor
these free soil leaders and editors to take a
broad and national view Of the great question,
discussed by Mr Webster, and Yet thcrc is not
one Of them all who dare affirm that Mr. Web
s,cr has not, in ibis sPccch ofhis, proved him.
.clf the champion Of hs constitution. We
are strongly inclined to the belief that Mr.
Webster has made union spcrch--onc which
will unite all but the ultraisis IN the north and
lre south We hops It may prove so.-Lor-
N Courier.
IfMr Wchster's remarks are correctly r.
ported, he stands substantially aud practical
" upon the same platform 9TH Cen. Clss
and We look with much interest," for the com.
mcnts of the whig press, which have been ~
abusive Of Mr. Gas, for the expression II sim.
liar opinions, asserting that his arguments
were unsound, hls position un,cnnablc, and
hI, motives base. Perhaps they will excuse
Mr. Webster Of excuse be- needed on the
,cOr OF Pa,rotism.-Nac1uryori ua,oH,
d,mo.
In some respects his speech will b, viewed
with surprise by large portion Of his most
auloni Supporters. lIc takes the most dcci,
dcd ground against the Wllmot pru,iso-ur
ging that It is entirely unnecessary and use
lcs, provision that be- will not vote to h1y,
inserted in any territorial bill. 80 this hum
bug receives another blow-and from a sourc,
TO many uncNpcciod.-iRauy Argl0, dcuo
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-19

Dwocnric Success Is NV YoaE.-
The municipal elections Indicate that the Tay,
Iur whIg party Is ca,ng IN. The Alban,
Atlas remarks that
Gen. Taylor having told the wings that
they had better no, agliaic themselves, that
obcircnt parry has gone to sleep The dem,
ocrats not bciur under any such restraint,
have entered the spring campaign withyiror,
and We rcJoIcc To say, with united forces
From the Hudson tn the lakes, they hay,
charged along the whole line, signally III.
umphlng and taking possession of the field,
at the main points and everywhere driving
their antagonists back These signs Of dem
ocrauc progress in the cities are made the
more significant rs they follow results equal.
Is favorable IN the towns-as instanccd IN the
recent elections In /? counties. IA which the
democrats gain a. supervisors since 1919"
r5 4 Young gentleman was frequently
cautioned by hls father to vote for meas
urcs, no, men" He promised to do 50, and
soon after rcccivcd bonus To vote for a Mr..
Peck. His father, astonshcd at his voting
for man whom be deemed Objectionable, in
quIrcd his reason for doing 10. " Surely,
father" said the youth, YOU told me to vote
for m'a'ur,s, and ii Peck is not measure, ]
don't know what is"
r3T The we'll known horse called the
Young Messenger, heretofore owned by James
Jack Of Portland, has been sold to cclcbra.
ted gentleman Of the turf in New York, for
two thousand dollars.
~ Tnr EXCITEMENT N CiSADi. The
following Placards were posted throughout
Montreal on the Saturday before the election,
which resulted in riot and the return OF the
Annexation Candidates:
Forward to the polls England, Scot
land and Ireland arc looking at us. Death
before dshonor. Better die Briions than to
live Yankees. Forward-lIunah!'
IL The laborers engaged in digging the
trenches for the foundations Of the Gas Works,
at Clark's Point, Portland, exhumed several
skeIoious-suPPosod to be Indian, from the
fact that they were partly enveloped in birch
bark, which was found in perfect state.
BASooR. William II. Mills, whig, has
been elected mayor without opposition. lie
had 05G votes 10 IS scattering. One. demo
era, was chosen alderman, and several Of the
are democrats.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-19

THE DovaLE EAGLES. The Washington
or double eagles, have made their first ap-
Peaancc. The coin is most beautiful, repre-
scniing the head Of liberty on one side and
the spread eagle on the other.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-19
A Settlement Of Difficulties by Com,
promise.

Nrn,,;,n
- it,,
o., T. I nm" w., w If .,,b' ',',,' ,. ,,,
We do no, believe thatitisihc wish Of either
Circumstance have been driving ho,hhryond
the ''rna' "l '"o' reason 'no 'h' g''"'ha.
WV .'' n, '''', , ,,1, 80, -, b',
,,,Ig.r,,I, r,I.,,I,,,I ., ,r,lpc, r,,b,r u7r,y
To sp,a. from sense vt discretion rather than
from sens "i injury 10Th have gone i"o
l',. ~ P'ul o. M's"''l'" N, l',-'I .l'
-. ,,i.,,.,, ,,n,,b,l,,, ,hr
most patriotism. by maiirstur tlr most read.
iu"s, % meet halfway aad compromise all
diii'nl''''.--N. !. b''IN "'"''.
In, c"'nPi''a''i questions afl,Ln. ',oIn 'i'..
rfpts of equitable rompromrsr We have said
hriggr, and We say agaln.-Poulaud DAILY
Nf'"''
h',,ry D"dN D., ready ioI a '"mp'"mi~,---'\'
., ,,' wv, wv, -.
rrrs. hpf. ,,i,IL ,hnu, thr mart,r-Bu.,np
Dauy Times.
From the tone of IN, leading democratic pa.
PR. the spirl, Of public meeting, and other
indication. ofnorhcm sentiment. We feel war
nnr-l IN ,lyip, that the northern democracy
,,.. r,rr,,.l far , settlement nj ,.,,.,,pr din.
,pl,,,- Lr,,,,,p the porb ana III, south upon
,.u,y,rpi., rrin,,plr. And "a, b,,, no
J,ul, thsr the same p,,r,o,,r and ppbIr .p,ri,
animate. the democracy or the west II tb.
.,p,, do. mn, bolJ ont, and we think II, ,,o.
is ready f,rcompromr .c .whydo,s not Congr,,
,npag, a, once I'M crrrtnr " contamination
dcyU,ly ,n b. wishcdi" Are the great men
9th, nation afraid Of taking the responsible.
~ ofdoipr rIphti LISA time for men ip
b,,t pI,,,, ,o,,b,b5t h,rboapI,,r ami pru,,
,b,m..,l,,s worthy f,brr..,,,op, which tbcy
,,,rrv I,f.r.,pl,,,Iy =, finn. f,, ,n., a.,
,l,.,,,.,,.t ,l,.,,..r,.. I,. ,..,u,,,.,,.,r..l.
.s.J,,,J ,,,o,,,,n.,r,,,,,o,. ,,l .,,,.,.,o, ,
,u,,I.. .,,,,..,.,.. .o5 ,.,,,.,,,. -, .n.,,
,s a.. ,,..,.,o, demand.
W,,,,,Iy lrli,yr tina, every ,r,r hearted
American want. the prcs.pt difirul,tr. adm..
,rJ and every INTELLIGENT, liberal minded and