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The Oriental or sovtrt;sn Balm Ta.s.

This invaluable family medicine, combine:
: more cleansing, healing, and purifying pro
Ipcf,ies, than any other pills now in use. After
nearly eight years experience Of their astonishing
success, we have no hesitation in claiming for
them o popularity and reputation, unriyalled by
any other medicine.
They arc an eficctual cure for .jeun4ire, DIS.
pepsia, Lirer Complaints. Pkmisy, Bilious dis.
eases. Ferer and .igae, aud all ofhsr Fertrs,
Coughs, Colds, inflammation Of The Lungs,
Rhtumafism, Fec6-tcke, Ioss II AJytfiie, DC.
If P. cHlLDS & Co. Clay, Onondaga
County, N. Y. are the original and oniv manu-.
lecturers of the genuine Sovereign Balm Pills.
PRICE 25 Cents per box, Of 81 Pills. with full
directions accompanying eachbox.
Brown Town, N. e., Jan. 4ib. 1850.
Messrs. r. Chils Il Co.-Having witnessed
the good effects Of your Sovereign Balm rills in
some two cases of Fever and Agee, by the use
Of single box they were both cured also the
headache, several cases; and there icing none
kept nearer than 10 miles of this place. THAT
know off, am thereby induced to write YOU
Tor an agency. LIST. because believe them the
best pill that know OF. and wish to have them
Ior family use. and secondly, because an Of The
opinion that they would save much suffering from
'gue and fever, and also much expense with en-
aloyins Physicians. Yours, &c.
PITTS,
For sale in Hillshorough by ID. HEARTH, II
llso By numerous Druggists and agents thIoCgh
'ui the Union.
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DOCTOR LTssROY's
Sarsaparfa ard Wild Cherry
PILLS.

I'm every instance where fair trial has l0n
made. DR.. lie Roy's Pills have invariably g-
ven satisfaction, ailordine permanent relief in I'll
cases OF Indig, stion, aud speedy cure for Hard
ache. Bilious aud Liver cenI laInis. Heartburn
Acdity Of the Stomach, depressed Spirits, ! is
tu,bcd Sleep, Frequent Palpitstions, srssns
General Debility. Cosiiveness, &c.
They are mild in their operation, safe under
any circumstances. and thousands Of psrsors csn
now bear Testimony 10 the benefits TO lie derived
from their use.
These pills are superior to any ever ltfcrc 2is-
covered. I'm allbiious complaints; 10 ferfralts-
rangrmcnt Of the system; in al disorders which
result from bad state Of tic llood, these ills
are sovereign remedy. Price IS cts. Icr Tor.
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BRANDRE1H'S PILLS.

1 u
ITNHE BRANDRETH PILLS, as a genera
family medicine, especially IN a country 81
subject to sudden changes oftemperatuie as this
their value is incalcuiable. By having the Bran
,lrcth Pills always on hand, should sudden a.
tack Of sickness take place, they can be given al
once. and will often have effected cure before
the physician could have arrived
IN choFic and Inflammation Of The bowels. these
Pills will at once relieve, and perseverance in
their use, according to The directions, will surely
do all that medicine can do 10 restore the health
81 the patient.
In all cases Of indigestion, Worms, Asthma.
Diseases Of the Hear, and all affections Of the
stomach aud bowels. the Brandreth Pills will be
found a nevcr-fiiIing remedy.
10 insure the full benefit Of these celebrated
Pills, they should be kept in the house, so that,
upon the hrss COMMENCEMENT Of sickness, they
may be a. once escorted to. One dose then is
better than dozen after disease has become es-
tahlishcd in the system.
DR., Brandreth'. princiI a Office, al Braati-
ay New York.
or Agents for the sale of3ranireth' sPil,s:l
ID. Hcartt, Hillshorourh.
~. B. M'Dade, Chapel Hill.
g. A. MebancsMaso Hall. . $3.50 J
A. Mickfe 4 Co., Bingham School.
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mILIW cry AND
MANTUA-MA KING.

MRS. j. WADDILl. & DAUGHTER, most
lie respectfully tender their thanks TO the La
dies Of Hlsborough and its vicinity for the very
liberal patronage they have received at their
hands, and hope, BY their prompt attention 10 bu-
siness.and the neamessand stylewith whichth they
execute then work still TO merit and receive Ii.
beral share Of patronage.
They have just received their patterns for the
SpRIya aud SUMNER, and invite the ladies to
call and see them, or which may be most saiis-
factory to both parties bringin and
have thom made in the latest and most fashion,
able style.
May I. 60
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TIE ElILSB 1ECUCE kEcCpLER,
IsPUELIsmED WEEKLY
BY DENNIS HEARTT.

TCgMs.-Two Collars a year, if raid in &c.
vance; Two collars and Fifty C.rts, il rel Ish
within three nAcn,ks; or hree roilars, il tthytd
until alter the expiration of tie year.
No rarerwill he discontinued Until oil suears-
ges are aid, untss at tie crii,n OF tie lllsith
Hereafter no larn will lie scEt 10 a rev ~
scrilcr sut OF tits state unless Ia, entis nfeem
advance, or some Tcrcn in tie state viii ieseno
responsible to the editor; and in nocssc Wills
PAPER tc scEt to subscriber cut OF the state icE
more than two Years without TayneEt.
ADyKRTIsENEsTs not exceeding sixteen liref'
one dollar for The fret, ard twenty-five ccn's io'
each subsequent insertion; lcEsor ores IN pre-
portion. Court advertisentnts twenty-five fet
cent. higher, a dedpct;on of one-Alrd VII 10
made to advertisers by tie year.
~-~<~-s~sS~~-~~~>-~-
advertising Rates for lie Iillslcrrlfl fWau
One dollar per square GIG liIss) for lie L'f'
insertion, and &c CT hts for excl rentiTttIs. u
duciions nat.e IN favor of steEGIg sG,tr'H'i u.s.
rs follows:
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Notice This!

WE -willtake inaxchangcfor Goods. Dry
Hides. Flour III sarreIs, Corn, Wheat.
Thrashed Oats Flax Seed Cloth ofalI
kinds. &c. &c.
LONG e. WEBB.
October l6 o.
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Consumption Cured,
Daily, by Dr.. Hastings Compound
SYRUP OF NAFHTHA.

NtHE Medical fscnlly. ss vel AZ lie pn,E.
II are struck With Nsnesr al The uun,,,.-
cures made daily l,y this sailaoilintr u,ai,i,..
and il is nov acknowledged Is nlL, Of CUR.
eminent physicians &c BE- crstsin ana r,,s,
cure Cor fuheFcular consumption. III IL ,o,.,
stages. u has been recommended " ,Lli ,m;.
mont physician. Or. Mott. ard j. con.isai, ~.
in the Marine Hospital a sasslIsh. Ca. IN n,
Anald, the senior lhysican Of tie Les,i,,I
The London Lancet, IsEdon ys1icsl .,t,t,l
Prsiihwaites Retrospect. and all oiErr of -
London Mediral journals, have srolea in rrris.
many times Of Tie surprising Effects Of
DIR. HASTINGS PREPARATION.
ID has been thoroughly iritd, net onl, in IL.
Hospital under the charge Of DIR. Hastings. -
London. hut also by all Tie frsi Ih,,icisns q
England, aud al have fully endorsed il as.ntr-
rivalIsd remedy in consumpiion. and IN o,i,r
diseases cf he lungs. The follow Ing are a.
Of The oEiEions expressed hy the Medical Fscsl,,
Of England. Williamson, Of Manchester, iEu.
writes:
.UHDER IT'S INFLrENCE
have seen the emaciated being. on nho.e
brow death had seemed 10 have tei bis seal ace
suire IMMIGRATION and sianglh-ssd exchange
his early morhinrso of intense suffering and Dis.
tressing cough for the sound rspcse rLi,h alone
accompanies sound health"
DR.. WARE. OF LIVERPOOL.
Says:-" regard Hastings Syrup OF Nspits ss
ole Of the first medical discoveries Of any axe.
and eonss er It's agency IN curing coEtlmElien ss
established beyond oil d0ubi o. question"
A single bottle will prove ils, fi.casy. Allin
proprietor asksis the trial % one bottle, The sciioa
ofwhich will prove TO the siient The ,iriu, of
this medirine.
Coughs. colds. bronchitis, decline. sfil ne.
night sweais, and splitting Of llood. are cured in
a surprisingly short space Of tine !; the. s,erss,
colds having yielded 10 tie treatment ofihe Nslh.
tha Syrup in the short space OF ioriy-eighi hours.
To enuihelaie oil the cures performed by this
medicine would occupy volume. the accsmps-
nying having been selected By the American
agent from mass Of certificates v hieh ta,s tses
received hY hia.
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Notice,

'EsHE suhscriler having purchased the Goods
Of laws & Palmer. will continue the Mcr-
camille Business II the OH stand. lie returns
his thanks 10 his customers for past fayors. and
hopes that hy strict attention 10 his business be
wilt continue 10 receive their custom.
]. VI. PALMER.
October 2. 53-
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Land for Sale.
T(HnstLd's SarsaparIIa.

lust received and for sale a. slis or.
~ fIrsh supply Of TosHsend's saIaEsrill1 i
quart hoFles. -.
Also quantity Of ToxnaEd's Agr,,.,.
which vii V cissrihulsd srailite AL, /. N ~
PliesDts.
April ,. ,tf ar
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IHrcET2NT REMfBY.
DR.. Mitchell's Eve Sake.

rpNHE great advantages possessed b, this arli.
- Gle over every other. aIc-iis oLLT.inIr.
sarETr, oosvENILAcI aud rteSoNI. All ply.
scians admit that great danger is TO hcarprhsld-
ediiom drugging Tie eye wLtnin an iLaanedari
unhealthy state. In the Use OF thi ], sayc this ch-
jrciion is entirely removed as no harm can IcA-
sbly result from its use il being IN oil cases AZ
piled to the ExTERsAL portions Of lie I'VE, iicIc-
by avoiding all the Inconvenience, pain aid dan.
ger, which necessarily attend tie introlreiitn q
any pungent article 1870 lie cyc. It's activity
in suhduing Inflammation is SO great tlst iutftw
cases require the rse Of more then oic lattle 10
effect a perfect cure. One physician remarked 10
US, after having witnessed its efeels in sc,erai
instances, ihaii was "riRrttT TIRE HrIlIR.
All We ask is that its virtues be thoroughly test.
ed, and that the directions lie strictly followed
Price SO cents per Box.
All the above named medicines for Sale IA
fiillshorough ~ Lcng & MtlL.
January %. lS-ly
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FOR SALE BY
DIR. KuHI.'s
Abyssinian fixture,
For Colds, Influenza, costiveness, Piles,
Afeeticn of the Kidn G.,
Gravel, &c., Firor Albus, Weakness,
and other Female Complaints.

Gravel, &C., Flror Albus, Weakness,
and other Female Complaints.
COMMUNICATIONS.
Chapel Hill. Nov. 0. ls4s.
DR. j. krHL, Dear Sir.-fou lefi with US
some time back lot Of your Abyssinia Mixture.
all Of which VIC have sold. Since our people have
tried they find il 10 be just the article they want.
We have frequent calls for il, and have none 10
supply the demand. Will You please send US
another lot as soon as you conveniently cani
Respectfully. Yours, &c.
JONES WATSON &Eo.
CASTOR, N. e. Nov. Ie, Is49.
Dear Doctor; have sold out all the Abyssi-
MIA Mixture. and IL has given entire satisfaction
to all that have used il, and made cures in every
instance. As have several cases under treat
meni, and want moie immediately. wish you
would try aud send me some dozen by the mail
train. il will come safe.
With sentiments Of high iegam, remain. very
respectfully, q. &. PIiGH.
DR.. krHI. Richmond, Va.
l AGENTs. H
Dennis Heart. p. NJ, lIillsboroneh.
Major rhos. TIowerion, do.
Col. VIM. T.. Shirlds. Orange. 80.
James u. Pratt, Praiisbnre. do. .
James =. I.ealllers & Go. West Point, do.
David Umsled. Bridge. Way. do.
X. ]. MiicheIl. Druggist. Oxford.
Rev. r. c. MAYNARD. Franklinion.
j. r. a. J. Sloan, Greensborough.
DR.. Wear, do.
Feb. Is. l9-6m
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SEB FEBSFEILS F6R ISL.
REDUCTION OF Subscriptions.
7ks L1yg.sf SD fkspsa Psps % fsrsh


7ks Lpgs ed fk.spsa Psps % Fs'sA
EnTgEsg.
TlI-WRIElT STAR.
lVsHE Nsara Casersa srAs win b pub
a lished fkres fsnxs lrffk daring The enEn-
ina session 81 he legisislufr, and - iriwefkly
puhlic1ion sili he rrgalsriy roniinUed thereafter.
sisOun he snisrrrisr n.fri Kiih pubic favor.
The Tn N'stkls Star .iIeonisin afnll snd
f.iihfsl rrre.l % he Pl-ssdiags and Dslslss Of
dc Irsi-iainlr--s ssnGssis of the PrUcetdings
aud Debates 0f Congfrss. and TssegEslaiie Dis
Pairhrs q he Latest News. lasrlher ~ih The ufn-
a summary ef Ps'iiic1l snd t8rnerAl Intelligence.
TEksis.-sl fos he Ssssisn; 81 per annum
in advance. e. 80 within sir months. o. IS 81
de end Of die scar
WETEIY sEAR.
Tie Msekiy Ssar win lc compiled from the
Tn Weekis. md viii eoniair. in addition % fhe
ssual Forien and domestic News. congrcSsion-
Il and Legislative Procrediags. supreme conn
Adiudlcaiini. &c, . Shoice yaIier Of AgrirUl-
iursI and Miserilansops reading.
TERMs.--Prier rnluc d 10 81 Her snnurl. in
advance. 50 SO Nishin siI mnnihs. or % st llis
cad 81 The year. so cents during the SessiOn.
TO cI.l'Bs.-In order 10 preclude the neccs-
sily uf our eilizens ssnding North for cheap news
papers. We have reduced ouI subscription pIise 10
fro dollars. IN advance. fof single copies. We
now propose The following terms 10 clubs:
We will send the TnfWEEKLr SraK 10 clubs
Of sin for - copy. per snnum. or siK c0pies q
the same. inEing lie Legislature. for S..
We will send The Weekly paper TO clubs Of len
or more. 81 one dollar aud half copy. per an
mum. ., twenio cofirs for twenty-five dolars... /
~ u. Oldrrs for clubs must be accompanied
with tie cash.
- Posimlsiets and others who may forward
the subscription money for three CORES shall re-
ceiSe the fourth grsiis.
, Address. pod-IiaiL
TII0S. j. LEMAY & son.
Raleigh. November 10. Co.
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INVALUABLE DIScOlERY-TLs Insen.
Tor u h'Lsne's ssImifuge having disposed
Of his right 10 his goat Tfnsds, lie rropririor-.
htssns. kiil & Go. leg have 10 oi8rr n 70 the
American publie as NE hest rnsedy fof worms
ever offered. u has lren bird in I'll parts o The
county. aui IN easss which had ieisd The efer-
lions d The lssi physieisns. end never without
the most complete success. Vie caution PARENTS
against delsy. Ifvour children sxhihl the ssmp-
toms 81 leing iroubled with worms. lose not q
moment. bur u once purchase boille Of N Lanes
yrrmifsge. and thus save lhsm ain and perhaps
lhtiE lives.
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nR. M'LANE's LIVER PILLs..r-Thi-
- great American remedy fur one of The most
formidable Ills thar Hrsh i heir 20, is nov SC
knowiedgsd superior 10 any medicine Of the Kind
ever oilrns 10 The public. The action il Easy.
certain, and attendant with no unpleasant re-
suits. II las never been tired without producing
the most saiuiary effect. Compounded by one
Of the most eminent ply sieians in our corniry il
ence offers 20 human suffering.
FOR SALE Br
Long & Wehb. and ID. Heart. Hillsborough;
Jones Watson s. Co., Chapel Hill; A. Moring
Monngs.ile; Hurdle & Hurdle, Walnut Grove.
Orange county Moore a NOEL. Mt. Tirza. Per.
son and p. 5. Pescud. Raleigh.
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made OF Mahogany, Mafbie. thfffs VI lnuf,
Birch. snd Maple.
he would invite attention TO his make Of PORT
able WARDROBES and BEDSTEADS. which
cannot be surpassed for durability, reatacss nj
convenience.
lie would also invite the attention Of all per-
sons wishing TO buy furniture Of any description.
10 give him call before purchasing elsewhere, as
he intends 10 sell as low as be can possibly afford,
nj his workmen are all experienced hands.
i now on hand right fine Dressing Blu
r.aLs. With Looking Glasses, two China Presses,
two Sidchosrds, six plsin BUREAUS. eigh, Candle.
stands. one sofa. and one Secretary and Book.
case. and Bedsieads. which he will sell low.
.. Timber taken in exchange Tor Furniture.
such Is Walnut, Poplar, Cherry, Birch, Maple,
&c.
- Persons Al distance, buying Furniture.
can have il delivered ~ their doors. ensured safe,
for less than they ran do il themselves.
He returns his thanks for pas, fayors, and will
be thankful FOR continuance Of public patron.
oge.
HENRY EVANS.
February I. Is
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NOTICE.

TUE sAlsnssrssa having esaiiks.l II No.sm.
n krr TrEa. lss0. AZ Orsnrs ceaniy C0sn,
- Admin ~ ar on fhs eszte sf his fafhrr
Parsley IA. AsnsaH. d~~sed. he~bs gives
nnds 70 al psfssns if.lshsai - aid esists 10
nlts hnrnsdials paynsnt.. ard sho~s hssing
slAims ss<ina he ksr< ell Ere-ent shrm. dolly
ssSt<usiras~d. niihin he iirne p.nsrrise5 By ias
WILLIE p. MANGuM. Jr. ldni,.
sozspsrr 81. co.
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Notice.

V,HE Hsis ofELfZsBErH ALLISON. de-
4 ceased. are hereby notified. hat the sahscri
Der, he Adninistrsisr. is prepared 10 paw on de-
mand the dinrib1tise share due % each: and
shat he viii net hereafter csn-ider hinls-lf liable
for interest
CALEB WILSON, Admir-.
December 8. 1850. el-3w
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CirCaS sian BALM,
r. +. HIBBARD & cos
CarminatiVC SalVe,

For the cure Of Fclons, Files. Ulcers, Carbuncles
Agne in the Breast or Face, Ear-ache. Burns
Scakfs, Rheumatic Pains, &c. &c. Price IS
cent?.
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Cabinet Ware-H House.

rIyHE suhscnberrespectfulIy informs hisfrienos
Il and the public generally that he hason hand.
and will endeavor constantly to keep. variety Of
wellInsde Furniture. embracing all the ieas nc
articles. such a..
Sofas. Sideb0ards, Hurca >,
Rrdsteadls. Tables,
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC AND INsTRUC-
TIONS TO POsTMAsTERs.

TINE second steamship Of Collins's Line, (the
Il "Pacifc,") having been inspected and accept
ed by the Secretary ofthe Navy into the service of
the Government for the transportation of the United
States malta between New York and Liverpool, no
ticc is hereby given that the United States steam
packet "Pacihc'' will be despatched from the port
Of New York Saturday, the 25th of May, instant.
Mails may be sent TO New York for Great Brit
ain, the continent of Europe, and other foreign
countries beyond the United Kingdom, TO be con-
veyed by said packet under the postal treaty en-
tered into between tho two countries.
Postmasters are reminded that letters and papers
to Great Britain and 10 countries beyond IT, can be
sent by this line Of steamers in tho same manner
by the Cunard line, with this difference, that
besides the five cents single rate which must be
prepaid letters for countries beyond Great Brit
ain on account Of the American inland postage,
there must also be prepaid the postage of six
teen cents the single rate. The postage to be col
ected Of the person addressed in the ioreign coun-
try will be sixteen cents less in consequence of the
prepayment Of that amount here These letters are
therefore subject to twentyone cents postage. the
single rate.
Newspapers to countries beyond Great Britain,
four cents-to Great Britain, two csnts-to be pre-
paid J. COLLAMER,
Postmaster General.
PosT 0rFicH DEPARTMENT.
May IL, 1850. May 1911
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The GsIpbIn Claim.
A. r. BURNLEY,
GEO. s. GIDEON.

We devote a large portion Of our space
to-day 10 two reports from the special com
mittee appointed, in the House of Rep
resentatives, TO investigate the Galphin
claim. The unbiased reader, who will
with any carefulness look into the facts of
the case, a. stated and admitted in both
the majority and minority reports, will, il
appears to us, without difficulty come TO
the two following conclusions, viz:
I. That the claim, for interest as well
as for principal, was a just, legal, and pc
culiarly meritorious claim, and ought to
have been paid long ago.
2. That, admitting the justice and equity
of the claim, whether the United States
ought to have paid it, was question not
within the competence OF the Secretary Of
the Treasury or Of the Attorney General TO
decide, inasmuch as Congress had already
assumed the payment of il in all its length
and breadth.
The committee of the Senate, TO whom
the subject was referred, made a report,
accompanied by bill. The report recog-
Misses the justice and equity Of the claim,
as matter about which there could be
emo doubt" The bill "authorized and
required" the Secretary Of the Treasury
''to examine and adjust the claim" and "to
pay the amount which may be found DUE"
&C., to the executor of GEORGE GALPHIN,
&c. This bill passed both Houses Of Con-
gress and became law. To say that il
contemplated the payment Of the principal
only, and not Of the interest, strikes us as
a very great absurdity. The claim had
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Congress.

In the Senate, yesterday, after the con-
sideration of the morning business, the
Compromise bill reported by the select
committee of thirteen was debated by
Messrs. CLEMENS and FooTE.
In the House Of Representatives., Mr..
INGE endeavored to introduce resolution,
the President of the United
States to communicate information in re-
lation to the invasion of Cuba. MIR. STE
PHENs asked leave to offer resolution,
providing for an adjournment of Congress
on the fifteenth of July; and the House,
by vote of, yeas 65, nays ia, refused to
suspend the rules for that purpose. Mr..
TooMBs, on a motion to reconsider the
vote of Friday, making the Galphin claim
report special order, replied to Mr..
Brooks. The report of the Joint Com
mittee of Conference on the Census bill
was agreed to, and the House adjourned.
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To our Readers,

Since the retirement of the late editors
of the Republic, many rumors have been
circulated in regard to the internal
arrangements of this journal, which the
proprietors deem of sufficient moment
to themselves, if not to the public, to
demand correction. 1t is not true, as
has been stated, that any member of the
Cabinet has the slightest interest in this
paper, either as owner, or alder of any
owner in purchasing share in it. This
correction is due to the character of the
Republic, as an independent Wing paper,
and as an act Of justice to the retiring edi-
tors and members of the Cabinet who
have been misrepresented in this partic-
ular matter. The Republic was estab-
lished by the private means of the original
proprietors: not dollar was levied or re-
ceived from any other source whatever in
aid of the enterprise. Upon the with
drawal of the late editors, their interest in
the concern was not sold or parted with,
in whole or in part, to any one except to
the original partners from the beginning,
whose names appear as the present pub
fishers. The present editor is responsible
to no one in Office, high or low, for what
he shall see fit to admit to the columns of
the Republic. He has been selected by
the proprietors as the editor of their jour
nal; his services are paid for by them
alone; and he is in every way as free to
act upon his own judgment upon any mat
ter of public concern as the gentlemen
whom he succeeds were.
In their address to the readers of the
Republic, the retiring editors explained
the grounds upon which they deemed their
voluntary withdrawal from the trust con-
fided to them expedient, as well with re-
gard to themselves as to the country, the
Wing party, and the President. They
presented case which made il incompat-
IDLE with their views of the public and pri-
vate obligations they had assumed to dis
pose of their interest in the establishment
to any of the parties reported as purchas-
ers, had they desired an interest in it, of
which we have no evidence. In retiring,
they did so under circumstances which
they have detailed; but not until they
were satisfied that the arrangements for
the future conduct of the Republic we're
such as would be satisfactory to their SUBJ
scribers, and conducive to the objects for
which they established this paper.
A. r. BURNLEY,
GEO. S. GIDEON.