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broke into open mu.iny, and marched at once on
the armory and the barracks Of the Engineers.
These were carried with some loss of life. Attack
was then made the barracks of the Artillery.
Here the force Of the skirmsh appears to have
centered. The alarm was sounded the militia
gathered in numbers and in haste. The President,
the Ministers Of the Interior, of Treasury and Of
Justice, as well as the Chief Justice of the Su-
preme Court, were soon gathered at the Palace.
President Bulnes assumed the directions Of the
National Guard, which had assembled to check the
sedition. The mutineer. had erected a qua,i bar.
licade on the Canada in front of the hospital Col
Garcia was placed in command Of the troops Of the
ties, made up Of the battalion Chacabuco and the
tathfu Of Vadivia. BY vigorous movements the
skirmish was now soon brought to a termination,
and before midday the capital was quiet again.
The Santiago paper, La TribuaG, states that the
number Of the killed is between sixteen and twenty,
and Of the wounded upwards Of fifty Col Urri-
OLA the leader OF the Insurgents, was killed and
COL Garcia was wounded. Several other officers
on both sides, lost their lives, or were badly
wounded.
The decree was forthwith published BY the Pres
ident, declaring the Provinces Of Santiago and VAL
paraiso in state of siege for forty two days. in
other words, until the first Of June. AT that tim
Congress is to assemble, and the elections for Pres
dent occur in that month. Or the state Of siege
public notice is given in the papers of this city, by
the lntendene, who says: Inhabitants of Val.
paraiso order and respect the law, and in nothing
shall you be made aware that you are under any
unusual style Of government"
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MEXICO. From the San Jose correspondent Of
the Alta, we take the following:
IS The Governor transmitted TO the Legislature
this evening, friday a message announcing the
departure from this State, on the Goth inst, under
circumstances of criminal nature, of Joseph G..
Morehead. Quarter Masler General of California /;
that before his departure, the said MOrehead, who
had in charge 400 muskets, and 10000 cartridges,
sold, through the house of Baker, Otis q Co, of
San Francisco, large portion of said arms, with
out authority Of law any other authority, and
appropriated the proceeds to his own use. The
Governor asks the Legislature to make provision
by law for the apprehension of Morehead, either
by Offering a reward, or by sending some person
with authority to arrest him. Morehead, it is
stated, has gone to Mazatlan. In the House, the
message was referred to Select Committee"
Cipic Corruptions in San Eancisco-A very
decided commoiion has been caused in San Fran
cisco by the publication of the Report ofhe Grand
Jury. There is not citizen, three months old
WHO'S notinterested in this report. 1t is unique
document. 1t exposes all the ways in which the
public funds for building and other purposes, have
been wasted, shows up defaulters, and touches the
skin of the office-hoders generally. So severe is
it that the parties whom it attacks, Chose just
turned out of office) alege that it got up for
party spite. The Balance says that such an array
of corruption, fraud and every kind of dishonesty
on the part of public officers, has seldom, if ever
been known"
Hon. Isaac E. Holmes, for many years the dis
tingushed member of Congress from the Charles.
ton District, South Carolina, has arrived in San
Francisco, and been warmly welcomed, as hs de.
served.
Oregontans in San Franciseo-Hon. Judge
Pratt Of Oregon who had been on visit to his
family in Virginia, Chief Justice Nelson, of Ore
gon Territory, and Hon. John B. Pre- ston, Surveyor
General of same Territory, were in San Francisco
at latest dates. The two gentlemen last named
were on their way to fill their important stations
in Oregon.
The State a Good Customer.-We do not find
the prices of stationery quoted in the Prices Cur
rent of San Francisco. The following bill Zone oil
a number Of bills for stationery recently pre-
sented to the Legislature, and ordered to be paid,
and paid, gives very fair idea Of that business in
California 1t has not yet been ascertaned whether
the members of the California Legislature travel
with saddle bags, but the belief is that they do
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NEW FURNITURE STORE.

THE undersigned respectfully informs the public
Il Il that he has esab! sh,d a NEW ~zzxuwe5N
FUkkiTuRE STORE at l39 ana eSS<LHXltI311f
street, STATE .,hoS hos,e e 9ss,e wheEs be has
bic Furniture Transparent Window Shades. Carpe,ng,
Mating. Hair and Moss Mattresses. VIII ch will be
sold accommodating Purchas requested
catl and examine. M. CARDONA.
S-condh hand Furniture bought, exchanged, and for
sale at the old stand. BnrOnne street.
to-" Furniture taken on storage. my0 eodi,2p1m1p
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List of Vessel. In Port Not Cleared.

Mote the First municipality designated in
table by m the Nos commence the Railroad and up.
h the Second (m2 The Nos above the
Ing No. being Flabout Landing In the Third (m3p
the Railroad and down,
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LArITuDE2sO ST. 90 N.-LomsIruDE sUo Win Time a.

nuE t1dlhets MdlNDn. NeW OFk, WIN uewey
3 Fl ssss;. u Pps g:
sS American etJ U"en .s Psn..oo. Ms.,s,
Sss bsss mcc...v ais S
Arrived.
schr W Thompson. days from Pensacola to-
schi Dora Boxhch, days firm Pensaoos. to Master
schI 9on Peterson. days from Pensacola. to mas,er-
ED White. Brady. from A,ehafalaya
Mis- oun. Al binson. from 81 Louis
s,ph. Ne PIN. nrs H Robinson, @ from v;.i i. Lcu.
% Violet. ssiSssS Mckinney. ,,s% from s1'I Jssou ass
Exports.
BARCELoNA-Per brig Duendo: 345 bales cotton. 1000
,BARCELoNA-Per brig francesca: $50 bales cotton,
PENS ACOLA-Per schr Ella 50 bales hay loo sks corn
's ss; s' .sdr Champion: ss flour and
n1SASSSaAf ggGs g s.s
bbls whisky 90 bbIs -four. 10 Ibis Is HI bbIs moass bids
Imports.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Cherokee: $40, 900 Stinson
Sco-sl3, ,ooo R Fritz Bro-sl0UO TO Adams-Totai
PENSACOLA-Per schr Washington: 10000 feet lam.
Pens AC5SLA-psr .chr Dora 5000 brick. to ALFRED
PENsACOLA-Per schr lisbon: 600 fee, lumber to
G Pooiey.
Receipts of Produce:
hay G bb. oar ces o.eoe ss .sas. $
A. pc, SssSjnE Us .ks sas e ksGns S q. SSSIO
d. IS DsiiyS:s1 AZ a.:Ts L,ess SiS
:s, 4. i:ss
sss%5e DO SS se. bs. os IS g
s,d as binds toaeco BraPder Williams &so1a ds Tuner
hss, h., NJ riep e Hiowo saes hay H9ri Gayle ac9as
&co DO tss. butter. 4 dca blaoms Il
Desen1snndr'es ,n to orde. ;, -,
Kennedy Fo,,eH ks os Poole ro0S sloss ssan So
Cleveland Brs Goo-i! az .add Hsnse B,osa
Si E.ssl aoo'
nYazoo TirY1Ps, % steamer St James 9. bale.
Donegal &so fsoh Nc ihen@y@ia S BSrts rs's Sec
s' Sss corn DO 10
Arch KY eoisa White. 80 bales
sS." %sn tsssndls a. Fs,,sr.5 Do y%s Sss g do
T. e T r. sa
R:sss =. ss;
lgtS; I'D ,,asi.Toal: . sss
Bsss BSsy fs oss4 f sS
a'sf .%Trfs PPsr,: .,s.m,, N,o,sz
a d %Sis %sa, y hs''sSss s.
&cO-sundrts Ordsi-Toal. 1876 bales cotton. '' 0''p''
Memoranda.
The steamship Cherokee from New via Havana re-
pOrts-Tbe steamer Falcon from Chagres arrived at Havana
on the l inst, with 49, The steamship g. ogia
sailed from Havana for New York the inst The U
arrived Havana from Key West on The
vat Iustnn
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MORE THAN
10000 p Err SON S
HAVE BEEN CURED!

TT is IMPOSSIBLE to give to the public an
adequate idea Of the at which has attended the
administration OF the All Healing Ointment for the past
months IL perfectly astonishing witness the effects and
hear the praises bestowed on this medeine No could
conceive that single medicine much and
had power heal many diseases. But is known
that tens OF thousands have been cured friends will begin
that there would not be single family in America who
would live day without possessing a box Of
McAllister's AIl-HeaMng Ointment.
If they but knew its VIRTUES
M tsr AL Healing Ointment restores perspirston in
the system. By this means those mOugh
which nature carries of the impurities within and thus
sves the body Of diseases. u 10 thus that consump
headache qunsy sore roai rh, scad head
y the Chest 81 and back dyspepsia. posons, beas
deafness, cntaneOus pOns Inflammation NJ The
bowels kidneys and brain bu,ns chblsins niIes. worms
and Inflammation OF every kind.
Grand Depot, Hl Fnon sreet, NewYosk. For sae by
g; N. MORRISON Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
apl5 3m IL Magazine street.
ELOUR-l94 bbls. Ohio superfne, landing ex
I steamer Gen. Scott, tor sale by -,
nn6 n = md
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The steamship Cherokee from New ork via Havana re-
pos-The steamer Falcon, from Chages. arrived Havana
the ls inst with 43 passengers The steamship g. orgia
sailed from Havana for NewYork the Is The U
steamer saranac arrived at Havana from Key West The
1st instant The British Inexibe was at Havana
when the Cherokee left
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VOLUME IV.-NUMBER 81.
~ MEDICAL DEPOT OF
PATENT MEDICINES.
SO POYDRAs STREET, nsw orleans,

Jos. HUFTY would most respectfully inform the
public sens,ay ,hs, he hss purchased he sn. n,ese Of
the Souevn Bssnch 0f Empre Co. has Leased tOss
6sPOfDRAs STREET, snd h.s 6tiei II uD st cousH,es
able expene tos the Pa,ent Mecns bushes. Hsvinx
aupas:.d facilities os suppiyns Drugxisss sBd Dealers
generally with article ms line, he d~nsly ss
az 'nseccn OF his stock and pcss at sactiou viii be
given to q ~ no favos him with iheir patgsnage.
The f wing list oais cornorses part of his .xtensve
assortment shichca and be Trade on
reasOnab any otbes house in the South
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r. h. r.

AADWANSS READY RELIEF
Is acknowledged by tho true men Of Ameriea d
be tho quickest and most eteetual remedy
J0r the care 81 pain and The rewocaI
y MS cause, tM rAs HWAs. =
rs the warning given Of the pre- sence Of disease
q, the prosiraton Of the system To stop pain
Instantly our first great desdera the
oIs .nsssy as to enable the attacks
Of disease. This we accomplish by
Railways Ready Relief,
which p'eparsd expressly for relief Of pain ana
and g the action Of The
Railway Relief has seeo%. popaa, ssms
S sn so 5 Sy in every place as the
Neuralgia, Tic DouIoureux, Sick and
Nervous Headache,
who have used weak and Intellectual remedies in vain,
ao%s,e .% and d., y ":r has
Rheumatism
Sou snae susa ss d dans 2. in
always stop the pain in five mnutes.- = -.
Neuralgia.
Every of neuraga has been properly used
has stopped the pain in few IT, continued use
WI strengthen the nerves aud rid The entirely
Paralysis
Of 4. a ct ~ s bs S
hours y sens .hen warns, and inv every musce
Pains In the Bones.
Al pains and s aches feel its wonderful soothing and
strengthening lniuence instantly lhs severe
Jumping Tooth-ache. 81,
Th, % stop the mo-, anszlns ache few .econds
" kaas are arrested In lew moments by Railways Ready
Sick Headache.
~ cases out OF 1000 will free from pam in Is minutes and
lhs s9n'1Is us sss"5 sS % 10 directions will positively cure
RADWAY'S INDICATED SOAP,
As a beautifier of the Skin.
.aPs s As the E
surss Salt Rheum, Ring Worm, Sore Heads Sores. Pu,,u-
As. a1.ry Tos, Soap. G ssy"nS d ,Ss tSs
sk Il % is The sf
,s cakes OF The same size OF any o.her SOAP there
iae s.vs shsap.si aud be ap IN the wo, e Por
Radway upon each wrapper. - =
THE GROWING ORNAMENT OF
BEAUTY
Is a beautiful head of Lt1uriant Hair
Rad>vay's Circassian Balm.
The lady Or gentleman who desires beautiful article to
cassa Bnm snn sss % uSrs N ess,
6.r .,ps and prepsrauoo. cIean,s sesp iiO
Sralss healthy ae ion he p is. which
aaes stop. he hair from S aar ont 70 makes fSs ns
;ns sol and ossy ssspi Or
tY- soid BY }. WRIGHT & co.
uplo sod&wiy GIN. RpRsisos. Hsi,!s5 T.
" Mssaxine ST.
The Kentucky Military Insti tut.,
-nIRECTED by Board Of Visitors appointed
s'ss s'F' s' %%is'; ..a ,spf:
W N, RGAN, both disting uished graduates Of -
Wes, Point, and thorough practical tns,neess. SSAA
II vsy full sopsra.as extensive building.
Servings, six miles from Frankfort no,ed for eah
smp',oa % from bad lLuens.s means 10 bret, aule ir
daily exercise by dn hed connected III the
SUD es TO strengthen the body white cuivaing the enta
and moral man Studies continued OptOh during
uon1uy and August. Entire charge So semi nal
Esq Cashier Of the Bank Of ken,ucky. al Frank fort
Address Ell her Sqpsp,endsnI Kentucky Military In
ls,gnei1 p Dudley. Adg't Gen ard Pes't Board. .
- ~ Fur her information be iuSnshei toe trssceni
ONCE ap3 ltaw Weos ly
AGENCY OF
ARBOUIN, MARETT a co. COGNAC.
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NEW YORK-Per steamship Cherokee: $40, 600 Stimson
&cO-$l3,0D Fritz h Bro-$l0V to Adams-Tosal
spece. $24,0O0
PENSACOLA-Per schr Washington: 10000 feet lum.
Der 10 J Hurley.
PENSACOLA-Per schr Dora: Is 600 bricks to Alfred
Kearney eco
G Pooley,
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Advices and papers to April 10th have been
received.
Two vessels, the Frances Louisa, from New
York, and the ]. w. Page, from Boston, had
arrived during the week, with full cargoes for the
Portland market. $50.
The Oregonian, in an article-"The true policy
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ELOUR-l94 bbls. Ohio super6ne, landing ex
l. steamer Gen. Scott, for sale by ~. =. =
apo A. d. GRIEFF & co. 3s. " and " Old Lsves.
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As the above list only comprses of the leading
cle dealers and Others that hev orers viii
promp,ly supplied with article in The Patent
line MT included therein. = = 4
~ J. H. IL sole Agent for the GRAEFENBERG
ME.lC!NEs Tor the St.t- Of i.cnisans and Mrs. sipn.
MOFFAT'S LIFE Pills asd PACE TX RlTTERs,
and W RIGHTS iNDIA AN VEGETABLE PILLS
The trade supplied neasonsbie ap2l dHV ly
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8TEAMbOATR.
3 ID White, Brady, from Atchafaiaya.
Mary Foley. Daferes, ir0m Lock port.
Mis- ouri, At binson, from ST LOUIS.
Ne Pins Ultra, Robinson, from - Louis.
Naichez Nos, Leaihers, from Wick burg.
g James. kerchivai. from azoc City.
w A Violet. Mckinney, from Jefferson.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 26-P

WEDNESDAY, Nov. Ppm
There was a firm market 1T the First
Board. Government and State Stocks frm,
with an improvement in price OF / TO " cent on
United States and Ohio SKIES. IN tho ,pcUuiatiy c
Stocks there was a fair amount Of business done -
Erie J, while Harlem, Reading and Norwich 4 Wor-
cester fell off to /. Hudson River Railroad stock
improved % cent. and closed in better demand
The decline in this stock seems TO have reached a
point where 1t is wanted by parties for investment.
II is understood that the business this road is
now considerably increasing.
At the Second Board there was further
decline IN Reading, while Erie and the other stocks
closed at about the mornings prices.
The Money market was unchanged to-
day On Stock loans the supply is larger. Paper
sells as last noted The symptoms of the market are
rather such as indicate a decline in rates. The ex-
port of specie ought to be arrested by the out.
going OF the cotton crop. When this occurs money
must materially cheaper though with so many new
objects Of investment 1t is not probable tina, very
low rates will prevail.
We call attention to the advertisement
in another column, for Proposals to be made, OF or
before 10Th Dec proximo, for 100000 Of the FIRST
Mortgage Bonds of the Cleveland Painsyille and
Ashtaoua RAILROAD Co. This Road Is prob bly, one
OF The best located in this country for large and
tam business and freedom from problble compet.-
ton II is one Of the most important links in the
Lake shore line. part Of this Road is no. in OPP
Grafton and the whole OF At will be completed the
coming summer
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DIED.


ON "Wednesday evening Nov %. ten minutes lenre o.
o'clock after three days illness OF scaritt fever Will
LIAM STUART, son Of Henry and J1la Coe, AGED "
and months
The II the family requested 10 attend hi,
funeral, the residence of his grandfather r. Pc r.
ESQ No. 100 Henryst. to-day atsP NJ without iag Ter
Nov q, at tscaiaquog, " H., BRIDGET. wife Of Ebe-
nezeT Peuy. AGED "a years.
ON "Wednesday Nov o.. after rrotrnc,e4 i'll
ness, ELISHA PECK, IN sixty fourth u ms are
The funeral sesyces Will take place saturday Il er-
noon, al clock, u 81 Bartholomew CaWc La Faye,e-
place The friends Of the family are RESPECTFULLY inylted
10 attend without further nVItatiOn
In this eity on Thursday the 27th INST, JULIA ELIZA
infant daughter OF Nehemiah { aud Caharins Palmer
The friends Of the family respectfully attend
the funeral on Saturday o'clock, r. 81 fOfn No ls5
Canal at, near Na,Ick.
On "wednesday, Nov. %, WILLIAM D soa Of Peter
aud Sarah Hogg aged wears ard II months
The fneads Of the family invited % tend the funeral
at No 2t4 West l3ihst. Friday, at O'Clock, p III
without further invitation
On Thursday morning, Nor. u, JOHN CUNNING,
aged 20 years.
The relatives and fre nds oi the family respectfully
invited 10 attend bis funeral az II O'Clock Friday Nov
20 from ms late residence, No. z73 2d-ay.
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DENMARK.
born classes

The Schleswig question has been the
subject of a further correspondence on the part oil
the Courts of Prussia and Austria, who insist ON
speedy arrangement Of all matters relating 10 me
that effect are OF the most pressing character, and
the Danish Cabinet, which Is at loss howto carry
out the incorporation of Sehleswig, IS thereby
in its late secret stlnss has discussed the very same
question, without however, arriving at a sasisia;-
tory resolution. The difficulties in the way OF an
arrangement are internal as well as external, ihey
are 10 be found in the peculiar condition OF Denmark
and Schleswig, as we'll as in the opposition OF tne
German Powers Ii has, however, been resolved TO
refer the question, such as IT 49, to COMMITTEE Of
the Diet.
The same influences which are ut work to obstruct
the decision of the Schleswig question appear 10
have nterfered in the affairs OF the olsten contln-
gent. The organization of that force has been sus-
pended In short the greatest confusion and uncer-
tanty prevails as to all questions and measures III
connection with Denmark and the Duchies.
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Passengers Sailed

Ia steamship Winfield Scott Tor Nsse -Orisaas-Nss.
Stewart, BALTIMORE dlss Slsbee, Salem Bfr Fenelspa
and lady, do DR. Charles c. Barney lady infant and
want Mobile; Mr. W H. Little. lady, Intant and servant
I: Bancroft, Boston Cid Lee, Jr.. New Orleans; H.
NJ Denuian, WIFE, child and nurse Mrs. 7. & Watt
Nrs Bowman and infant, blls Honey Neg-OrlsAns Miss
Page, New. Jerey Hiss Emma Clafkson New Orleans
L. Iay lor. New York Lewis s. Ley, DO e. Wesfelft
Z J. Meeker, lady infant and Nurse Penasylyana 4 X
stevens, lady and child Saratoga Springs Mrs Sgsen
bargh and two daughters; b Brooks, Boston T. On
pssssm Ne Orleans Mr.. H0ush.On. co. {. W SmD.
son, lady and child Mrs. r. Gllderslsve ana servaat
New-York Mss Bean, Mrs. T.. Y Hkbee and two cL.'
dIsn hare Howard and lady London + X HYDE ant
lady, New York Miss Mary Peters Mss Wnfer1rs
kousset and family: Ms Bingham New York SIR,
BTdsaL, IherTOti, h. Gerard and = e Bliss n q Fey
ga1on, children and nurses v Gaern Cha, = ieve,-
Ieh, Abm. Leyer;ch New York I'd ,OojsllO. pa,la.
aephIs; ). Ward New Orleans Chzs Aithof Nex-Yor.
Parker, New Orleans J. VI snny LADY, and enid. &
Hzstenon, New. Orleans All Morewoof G J. Cgoke r
A c ans, BostOn II " ABBOT, %. g. s. Mott New
York jenkins, c. Roach, Mrs. Tyler aud sons !:
Joseph fezfel: EewOrleans; Mrs John b. Bldi r.
Montgomery, II. W. Huntington.
IN assEshp c0BsbrG, from Rosfoa for LsrerpooI-Dr
l. Richardson and James Flndia, 81 B iston Wm schou-
Ter OF Acton II. B. Hackett, of NJ st9n w r. Hukell
Of salem; Hsight Of Phladelpha John Caljaghsr II
staten Island: rhos Pope and Mss Pope Of Ohio. q l.
Laugh and, Of New Orleans j. J. Ncsbetr Of uebec
beIneld Or Jo!, s. Crump g. Caught, and JOS Trudloa
Of England-l6.
For Hstyex-Messrs. Richard Thsnkeray # Boston; r.
l. CUTS OF Gloucester ID. Hall and D. B. Frazer II
Hswtofki b '" saltex and wife. W. H Kaorlan, NJ
0oerr Edw Lawson, Geo LayhOgrae. d. Frszer. ard
Jas laxieaee, % Hal,far; W. g. Mitchell II Msn,TeaI
VI tIsetas Of Qrshee-.i. Total ~.
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be-rro mi n th.t others az with how much Ia
eiity and how Guch glory and how much economy
The reople can cover. emselves, and may &c sttn
lsted 10 pass che torch OF liberty, uain Us IA
d., round en Ic.es the earth to meIe out Ia lar5es,
time and ,aeasaIe the night degree and night KIND OF
hnsani,y fer The struggling and for the oppressed
Ard az Inc same time break title IN that greatco1e
al npbiic law on which tire Tepose OF The nation is
yestcc THINK no hard IS every one 0i taese d1-
ties and hoR much harder ana al Da' lnpr .cucaue
;e a un;nn Of themaI To steer his ship bet reen
scvla and Chary bdIs would BE easy ort 70 seer sf
over this great Archipelago OF rocKs Sc IN ana nm
seen Dhsre is the pilot for snch night ana sue
a tsnpest as that Docs No. paT,lal!tY decslse rs
~ Il 4 ouiie tue hat i IS he-you see that = - ~
in whose intellect and prudential character tle
sntaqorism OF conservation and prog ess, Of instn
tom and reIo-n Of aw and liberty OF .Ie l2rges, e.
f,eadoro on the one hand. consistent vhthe scheme
~ ac,,al things and on the other the sacrsdaess
SOCIETY to capital and property and door.is recol'
eilsd he who settled the boundary With England -
his temper and good nature. and VINO IA; foreverT
az end 10 the impressing OF American seamen from
under the Stars and Stripes BY his argu nent and rs
sn:t he who rcbuk eth the iRsolence of Austria c
yyjli vet extend the right hand OF national felo vs.
"a K0ssuth he who will greet him with more thar
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