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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-23
A SPEEDY AND CERTAIN CUR YoR NIuRAI-

IN
A SPEEDY AID oE.5AIS CUR .es sayHA1
rheuassn Ia the head and sure prsvsntive Of ee.vvi
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s:' e ss AZ !
oonsnsmsns-evsry suecsssivs one more saA o.
tstins and Frustrating Der, putting her life In inma
danger and which was on the last occasion
supposed this state Of things Inevitable snd
myself to meet the worst Az this time tnow aboue 49,
monthsl beard your book highly spehen o. - soHssa.l
cannot express 70 yos he relief |. saordsa ny disss
mi and H. ne e, " ~
remedy. IL opened presrec, 70 me which little 80
oeiyed posstle But for this another woul
have passed over m7 bead In all human probsbsy ~ ~
would have besa In her srsvs' ANA NJ children 0os" ~"
thsrlsss. s-u- -
tia Of oourso, imvxsctieahls 10 eonysy mors iuIZ
sefiop. suboot treated Of they Of nsturs ss
iatssd.s for tss married q those seaterp'ssns No.
risxe. Yor sale At No. x2a Bresdwsy No Amor hsrsS
ssS the pvslishinE once, No S Liberty sssss@ 80
Yo,k La tie Co., Albany Jossph Tue noao 49,
" PetsrsSn No. % Chesnut stroet1 philadelphia %
the receipt Of 81 copy win b. .rsnssisscs TA g
must b aid-osssd rose paid, to Dr. A. n, MAURICnAu
orce i2s Iiberty street, N x" " sox i1ss Wv h'sx
once. - ~ .-,..,.s.
beck will be TO- warded 70 lady
wko oay H. free Of expense 70 Any part o.
Inited States, bv addressing - above
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-23

~ Bowery east side between Broeme Delaney streets
Madame respectfully informs the public that has
from pain and feels confident in promising that shs will
bunions nails In the desh without
causing the least pain Persons be
tended to ut home or ~ Madame BIS residence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-23

CORPORATION NOTIoE--PUBLIo NOTICE Is
~ hereby given the owner owners occupant or
supents OF all houses and lots improved unimproved
laad affected thereby tnas the fowns have
completed By the and logged in the
persons Interested, yiaFor setting curb and gdtter
and tagging sidewalks In Eighty nta street, between
Third aAd Fourth The limits Shraesd by such
Assssssnent include all tho several hoa and lots Of
Eround lots pieces parcels Of lane situated
both sides 81 street besween Mid and Fourth
avenues All Whose Interests affected the
above named aessmsnts and who opposed tbs same
either Of them requested to their obeeons
In writing 20 tho At their Off No all
Rsserds within III rty days irom tho cate II s notice.
EAMUlL H. he AofT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Asses OTIS.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
ofos Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Dec.
1 l251
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-23
ME DIAL

IMPORTANT MEDICAL wORK.-DR. RALPH'g PRA0-
toA Treatise Ms Diseases Of ths Gen. Organs thGR
nature symptoms pr:srsss sonssquenoe. remeSiss -
Sold by Long Brothsrs publishers q Ann strsst g
No Assor Houss snd BY most bookseiers Ase ~ -
he censussd ths.s sabjses fron 70 u A. aaSJ
10 p NJ excepted hAisd securely ssyslspol
free Of POSTAGE b. addresanG paid. 70 bog 800 Re6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-23

EPBHAEb 1: COLLINS ) CO.. IS wan street. n T.
BROWN, SHIPLEY CO.. Liverpool.
sc ROBERTS q CO., Is Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN hUNROE co.. % Rus Notrs Dame des
Victories, Paris; or
GEO. b. DRAPER, HAvre.
The these ships will DO accountable EolA
dvc bullion speoie Jewelry precious gtenes metals
unless bills Of lsdlnG signed thsssfoe and The value
Nhcreof Ahorefn oxpreaaod.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-23

he, BERoN's PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE. oylI
sa 81
%s s til nns h
ming
noCToR VAN HAMBFRTs GERMAN FEMALE
- R.noyatins Piil..Bs.n IL the fsmsl: naraary and
vsd pm. vim pnpsvsllasd sgssc' FOR diseases
and uan rcmsay they hsv. bees
ssevs shis country received sppfey
There no s.Sn Al, e
than equal the somSaed effect. all other remedies
world By
Ess: &; ~. The
Z g. e; ;
Generai Agent for United States Americas,
No. LIZ Bowsry, sernsr 0rasd street.
CURE WITHOUT FAIL-A SURE PREVENTIVE,
an nsslsi. cure for certain si;s:sG VIII BE- scat
foI GSi,s. Communsssion, eoniaersiA.
NoCTOK HUNTEKs RED DROPS CANNOT BE HAD
...sia. Il sss.s: n Yn can b hsa !. ssv Or
rough cure IN Certain w,hoSt The p.soon
ssss g . S' S. Ssi S:. p: ,:
sal New YORK, until the ONCE. No. finished
s s
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hvnbues.
i,LAIsvoYAscE-pR SWAN AND MICS JOHNSON,
the ossbrnted botanic physioans have returpeS
s. ; . .na vi! III
% lost stolen nsrss
"a. Satisfaction guaranteed. or ne chatxe
DecroR RoDIN's PREM III MrxrURR-THIs MIX
and s !. sanpossd snnsiesy sf ,sss.ssi e%psras
Yer Drug Srsss-s .s How
ard street
UYArrs nFALIIBLE LIFE HALsAX rs:
~ s.ts ssrveus ansnidoss. genuine q
ksdgI. sy,up efLiysrweIs sd Tar q
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Or .so5s ss%ssy Tor Ia' ssrs,rss.
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III. ss..s.rs s.sI Yin viz y. ::.;.i.,ysss
IL y, osos' a n.nssr y ,Ss New York Univsrsisy.
navy. WARD Is CURING HUNpRsns or THOSE
~ Who nave eoatrsstsa ertsn d,ss-s Psrh.ps othr
,i,,.s. "a s.s. - sny s.,ss ?. b, sr..ssr s,a
Eases noe. 60. ssly Laws shsr roaai shsrss sssssr
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tsna'st hisna 81 pr vial With xpesk.t tres.ise.
TnE usFokTusArEs FRIKNp-osE DOLLAR
G ..A g.ss:s . .ss :.s .s
ksy esrsa 10 ess ts 70 eo.gossi.d o. svsy ned '.
s,s ,'.s. y sr..s Dc NJ .sa . ss.s. ssItsi
sAssss ~ al sssssa1ss$
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-23

CORPORATION N0TICE.-PU1LIC NO ICE rs
" hereby sivsr 10 the owner or 0c'upint or 60,
lands ATE sttd thereby that the following
been sompetd W the and lodged In the cs
sons interestes yfor resulstng and paving Ninth ava
from Ferty third 10 Forty fth street. The miss
hgsesd BY suoh asesmspt include ali the several houses
and ots " ground vacant lo psoes and parcels Of land
situated both sides Of Ninth avenue, from fortythird
~ drsa feet north Of Forty NTH street. the
north size o. fortthird and on Goth sdss Of Frty
AAd Forty hh Streets easerly half the Eighth and
westerly half 70 the Tenth avenue. All yersons whose
lAterests Affected by ths above naned aud
who opposed 10 abe same, either Of them,
ausstsd " rreeet their ebeotcns In vins. TO the
Esrtgnsx ~ their of,s, Ne. Rail OF Records, within
thirty days from the date ef thls notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NICH0Ls0N,} Assstsora
ISAAC WA SMITH,,
OEss Bureau Of AsssssEents Street. Department Dec.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-23

CORPORATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given 10 the owners, occupant
sypants II all houses and LOTS improved unmproved
lGhds Affected thereby that the following assessments
been completed by the and lodged In the
sss Of tbs Bureau o AsssseAts for examination by all
persons For tagging four fost wide
ths ssuthery sidewalk Of Twenty ninth sreet between
Third and Lexington avenues Tho lnits embraced BY
push include all the houses and lots Of
grouAe os pieces and psroes Of land situated on
Asd Lexington avenues ward Nos 03 S09 3Os3, go
md $3.50 All whose interests affected BY the
abevs-namsd assessments and who opposed 70 the
ssns either Of them are reqsssd sent their objso
Hall Of Hsoord1 within thirty days the date Of this
notice, SAMUEL Il. LIE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, fAssessora
ISAAC WA. SMITH,
Once. Barsas Of Assessments, Street Department. Dco.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-23
HYATTs ITFALLIBLE LIFE BALsAN
III GAtts' servous Andidotc, sonuina

NTo PEE TILL cuayD-DR coBBErr. 10 DuAsI
IN street. tes Chatham aaS Wism strests and n
ree,ly syyeite the oh.th. Bark nay DO sessuis.d %
profession enables him ears general desity The Vie
tins qusehery call him with ths certainty Of hA
vrrg tssr properly tr.xted N. B-Sss aiploms
In ~ \ NJ Der OF the New York University.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-23
TxsAVELLExR' 4UIOn


EoR ALBANY-WINTER ARRANGEMKNT-THREE
Il daily nnesfare 81 s0.-The trains leave City Hall
asion corner Of Tyon rev and Centre streets daily sun
rain stopping At all the sta lions second train
a,d.s and ch.sS.m -Four Corners, arriving = 10 Pm
Tas Dover Plains, Hilsrton Hsdais and Chsshsn -Four
Corners arriving 10 p connecting ~ Albany with
kt8A ~ express train, arriving In Now York at IL
"; II Ii NJ mail train, mailing all stops, and r. NJ
express sFain, arriving in New York 10 ? n So.
CAMDEN AND AIBOY RAILROAD. FOR PHILADEL-
~ phiA from PignsGo l. North river foot Of 1attery
JosreM rs rms 3. Heraoo ny
osss oars sS second GLASS oars g. Returning. isave
L. n4P.x. Faro 81 %.
NEW YORK AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
hours New Jersey Railroad via Jersey Cty-Lesving New
York foot Of Cortandt street, ~ aud A. NJ and ~
z. IA. Leave PHILADELPHIA 1T and A. NJ, and sh p. n
baltimore Washngton. Norfolk and Charlsston
In the A. r. and Ok p NJ lines from Now Yofk. PMsor-
with baggage GROSS tae ferry ffseon minutes before ss
HUDSON RIVER BALBOA D.-TRAINs DAILY
Express frain A. NJ Through in four hours oonnecns
vi.h trains reschns Buffalo or Montreal Al O'clock sss
evening.
Nail Irsin, ga NJ Through way train atIPM.
Express Train, 8 r. N. Accommodation Train, Pm
taken ct Chambers al Christie
seenth and Thirty ffrt streets.
poSshisspsc, Asa Al r. y for Albany stopping ~ sD
rtANops GEO. STARK Aupsr'ntands s<.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-23

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given that petition has been presented In the
Board of Assistant Aldermen for in Thirty
from Fourth avenue Madison avsnue persons
requested 70 present the In writing to the Contract
Clerk at this Office, or before January 3 1858.
NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
Croton Aqueduct Department, Dec. ~, 1882.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-23

hk. JOHNSON, NO ID DUANE STREET, SO WILL
~ known for tho last twsnty tive the most
oesfnl practor In New York BE- consulted gse
In all disc which desh 10 heir
The who suffered from msdisa pretsndss roo
sn having their oasss treAted By physeas Of
g5On REwARD.-JErfRIEy ANTIDorA A gYy-
VOOO eide mixture. It makes speedy wtthout
The least rs.riotsn Of s.s drink OF charge
which the x.uro will undsr the torstAsrs
Of Eve hundred dslars Furtherths dssAss saanot -
contracted dose Of the mixture 10 taken when sxpeesA
I. put up in sottss. with fs drsetio.s. - ~ &C.
BY @. H. kING, ls2 Broadway; 100 BayArd street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-23

NOTICR--ORRICn PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY.
IN Hsv Yesk. Dsosmbse lssa-At 8 meeting u Nhs
Desre u Difsstsr held this day, 10 was
Resolved mat the books Tor trAnsfsrs stock Be closed Il
o'clock th day until The Tuesday In January
asxs prepar~se " dividend ths stock registered
% shs boehs sf ths COMPANY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-23

y For ksw Orleans Via HavAaAfbs spIsadis sssasship
CHEROKEE Baxter commander, vii sail frsm tbs pier Al
tho foot Of Warren street North river honfsy Gee ~
A twe sclo,k r. M precisely sssss o. passage Hsvsaa
and Neu or'ssns Arrangement Ladies' aad a,tsr
loon berths 300 l,~sr forward saloon bsr,hs s~erass
125 Specie only fsisht avaua Presnt tafss
70 ew Orenps - cents per cubic foct shipps Of
freight ~ supply h mseivss with tbs osmpa
ofioe NO othsr FORM will be signed. No bills % lsdus
signed after Twelve O'clock the day OF sailing FOR fright
or passage apply W N. y. hOBkkta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-23

NoRP0RAfI0N N0fIcR.-PUBLIc NOTICE 10
~ hsrsby gvea Mat petition has besn prsssssss IN ths
from Third avenue " HARLEM rvs All psrseas interested
In the abevs objections ths-eto requested
present the same wrns clark shs
once, on or before Dscsmbsr nah, instant
NICHOLAS DEAN, PresdsnA
Croton Aquedust Department December Is. issz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-23

A UsTRALIA-THH SPLENDID PACKET SHIP sOrH-
"A MA has superb aeocmnodations few more pss.ea-
be taken by early only TO the captain
on board. OF pier No. H. East river, or to
ISAAC T. SMITH, 1fl Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-23

NOTICE.-THE STEAMSHIP ROANOKE, AFTER THE
IN trip Of Saturday, 15h will be laid for short time
10 fit for winter service Due notice will DO given Of her
starting again on hor route.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

FORTUNE FOR ONE DOLLAR-EMpLOYMENT
"A for everybody guaranteed Msssrs. BRADLEY &
JONES continue to send to all rts Of tho United States
their foesn methods Of realizing from Sc ito 25
week Many thanhful letter: has they have been
and without risk Direct prepaid enclosing be, 2s2 Post
Office Baltimore Md and they will be sent BY return mail
ALL Of either in town country, havg few idle
hours be BY those valuable nstruo
f1nns Patent riaht aAnn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-23

IVORY HANDLE TARLE CUTLERY-SILvER PLATED
albats table forks and spoons, &3t s. per dozs V
ssstOTs baskets tea trays 81 Also Cornsus solar and
chandeliers pendants brackets, &c. fn ely glded. A.
MORGAN 1852 William, between Fulton and Ann Streets
he CHI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-23

DEACH ORCHARD COAL LANDING-DIsCHARG-
ing cargo Of the primest quality and stove sizes,
which will be sold OF the west market price,
the boat, re-sorsened from yard HENRY REEVE, SO
Murray Canal and Elm and Jane and West
streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-23


nR. BERONs PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE Oy1y
- the drug stsre 6O9 Of Houston street
where he Thousands Of nnnyauy Charges
derste and GU guaranteed Hours from nine
o'clock A. M. TO twelve NJ and from six till nine in the
ming.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-23

FSACK Egs TO HAyRE-sEcoND LIna.--THh soL.
lowing vhips viii le.vo davre the lssh ard Nsr
Cash ANs Lax ofNa.h
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-23

NOR LIvERPooL.-UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
ship ARCTIC, Captain Jas. G. Luoe-This ste ship
viii Depart with The mail: for Europe positively
Of Cana street No berth occurred tiff paid for For freight
having unequalled accommodations for elegance
comfort, apply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS l. CO., sc Wall street.
Passengers requested to be board ll M The
Steamship Atlantic will succeed the Arctic and s jan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-23
ma WI WARp Is cuRINo HuNDREns or rHOsR

w n n usfOhTuNATES FRIEkp-0Nk DOLLAR
i PER vital With poekst treatise. no uafortuaAsss
frsna 70 sht sress ssehsr % safety, "a certain die~s
ks ewrsa In Ear ~ 10 pounded Of svery ned.
elas fasn1 ssraes it a. DE- wsrds dissus.ry va.m
ssreet one u rread ssa vhsr- shltvl
savsss ssn - ~ "a rssasxs .s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-23

NEW yoRK FLOATING DRY DOCK COMPANY
IN December "a lsozThs annual meeting Of she stock
ess % ths above ess psay will BE- held on Monday ths
oil PIKE street aud East broadway. The poll will opsa
WV. ~ WV q. V. MASON, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-23

Saloon $40, SOS and x55, (sccordiagt state rooms
ritsd number Of htd class pssssnse will be taken.
ana found with comfortably cooked provisions for
So. $500. to Liverpool $50 from Liverpool.
Parties wishing their frien ds obtain
tfates Of and drafts the Bank IL rean IN
from sterling upwards Had bills DO hsd at
the Office Of THOMAS RICHARDSON, agent, Al Exchange
place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-23

EXFRESS AZ ENCIEh.
~~>~c-~~-S
HREGORY'S EXPRESS OFFICE IS TEMPORARILY
II Ne. LEAF AGENT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-23

tors and Poets IT the Stuyvesant Inittute. We'd
nSsry oicsich.1i:s WhisnSy ~ reaas.t 81
several uie,,l viii ntinue ais mp Of 70
mark able living, recently Departed American IndAa
British Irish and Hooser Orators mnssa with Comedy
Tragedy, and Farce. Admission. 90 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-23

IRON BEBSTEAD WAREROOMS, AND CHEAP SPRING
Mattress and bedding Deposition bedsteads from "a
the elastic fell beds pillows quilts slo the best
call and examine, at 553 Beoadwsy above Spring street
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1852-09-29

G-ln the present campaign we intend
to occupy just such a position as the edi-
tor of a democratic paper should occupy.
What we ought to say we will say regard
less alike Of the threats or frowns of cer-
tain wing politicians here. Of the Free.
soil candidate for Congress we shall say
nothing disrespectfnl. But what would he
do was he the editor of a Free-soil paper?
Would he keep silent as between a Demo.
crat and a Free.soiler? Never. Did he
ever vote for a Democrat for Congress?
Never. And yet certain politicians expect
US to take no part in the canvass! Did
we do otherwise than openly advocate the
election Of Gov. Shannon, we would be
false to our trust. false to the convention
that nominated him, and false to the dem.
ocratic party.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1852-09-29

or If this county ever expects to sue
coed in electing a democratic candidate
in this CONCESSIONS District, it stands us
in hand TO cast u entire democratic
strength for the nominees of the democratic
party. With what kind of a face could
we hereafter ask the support Of a candi-
date from this county, if we fail TO give the
nominees from other caunties u entire
democratic vote? But if we have conclu-
ded to abandon democratic men and dem
ocraiic measures, and never again 10 ask
the democracy of the other counties of this
Dlstrictfor any support for any Office what
ever, then it will do to vote against our
Democratic nominee for Congress, but not
otherwise. Democrats, think OF this.
The nomination of Gov. Shannon was
fairly and honestly obtained. No one dare
say TO the contrary. Therefore he is emil
tied TO our full Democratic vote; If other
wise, why 60 into conventions 10 make
nominations at all.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1852-09-29
A TERRIBLE

A frigbtful. tragedy recently occurred al
Brownstown, Indiana. The details are
thus given in the Madison Banner:
JOS 1t seems that two brothers. Hiram and
Warren Francisco, and well known as
respectable and peaceable citizens. follow.
ed the occupation of clock peddling.-
They usually travelled different routes,
but made a practice Of meeting each other
frequently. They agreed TO meet at q
public house in the vicinity ofBrownstown.
on Friday last. One of the brothers reach.
ed the tavern about 9 o'clock, and ilqui.
red if his brother had arrived, end was
informed by the landlord that he had not
After eating his supper. he called for a
light, and asked to be shown 10 bed. The.
landlord informed him that he had no can.
dies in the house, but if he would follow.
him, he would show him TO bed. Francis.
co followed the landlord into a dark room,
and undressed himself and retired to rest.
The bed seemed TO be wet. and having
some matches about him, he struck a light.
Upon examining the bed he found that it,
was wet with blood. Discovering a can
die near by, he lit it, and looked under the.
bed, saw the body of his brother, with his
throat cut from ear TO ear, and perfectly
~lifeless. Fastening the door Immediately.
he proceeded to load a revolver which he
had, but before he could do so, there was.
an effort made by several men TO enter
his room. Pretending not to be alarmed,
he asked them 10 wait until he dressed
himself. As soon as he had finished load.
ing his pistols he opened the door, and
the landlord and two other men rushed ON
him, when he fired two barrels Of his pis.
tol Immediately killing the landlord and
one of his accomplices, after which the
other man fled. $3.50
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1852-09-29
FREE.SOIL RESOLUTIONS,

The following resolutions are two of the
prominent planks in the Free-Soil Platform
adopted by the National Convention oftl,at
party:
7. That the Fugitive Slave Act Of 1850
is repugnant to the Constitution. 10 the
principles Of the common law, to the spirit
OF Christianity, and 10 the sentiments Of the
civilized world. We, therefore. deny its
binding force upon the American people,
and demand its immediate and total repeal.
20. That the Free Democratic Party is
not organized to aid either the Wing or
Democratic wing of the great Slave Com
promise Party of the nation, but TO defeat
them both; and that repudiating and re-
%nouncing both as hopelessly corrupt and
utterly unworthy ofconfidence, the purpose
of the Free Democracy is to take posses
sion OF the Federal Government and adj
minister it for the protection of the rights
and interests of the whole people.
As a matter OF course the candidate for
Congress, in opposition to Gov. Shannon,
endorses, those resolutions as he belongs TO
that party. Now wouldn't it look rather
funny to hear a wing or democrat say
81 know Mr.. HOLSTER says our party is
'hopelessly corrupt and utterly unworthy
Of confdence,' yet | guess I'll vote for him."
We hope TO see a little more selfrespect, a
little more pride Of party, a little more
pride Of principles.