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This is the Place to Save Money |!
NJ O n u M B u G.!

n order TO make room for an extensive stock
OF spring clothing, the undersigned have
determined to sell of their fine stock of Win.
Ter Cio'hing a, cost their Clothing viii bear
comparison with any other offered in the State.
Therefoe il you wish 10 provide yourselves
with clothing al extremely low prices, be sue
will save money. WELLER ard Leopold, three
doors west Of The new Post Office
jan 80, 1854
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general satisfaction. All he wants is for the
public to give him fair trial and il he don't
furnish them such work as they want, he'll
knock under.
September S, 1853.
N. B.-I want to employ good cabinet
maker one who understands his business well.
For such a one will fair wages, and constant
employment.
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NOTICE.

"A LII persons indebted 10 the late firm o
Ia Perrin & Riieeway BY bond. note or ac-
count, are requested TO come forward aud settle
the same without further delay, and those hsv.
Ing claims against said firm will please present
them Tor adjustment Come forward gentle
men--et those that have money come, let
those that have no money come. 10, every one
iha, will come and settle their accounis freely,
Tor the business mus, anil shall b. settled. OF
lice at J Woodward's until the 10th Of Ianua-
~, 1854, and "a, The Store of Perrin 4 George
thereafter.
WIN. PIDGEON.
Jan. 9, 1s54-sm.
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II FRENc H-- SHRED cELATINE.
4 HE finest article Brought to market. 70,
sale at ~
Noy. q, lsAa. HARPER s. BRO.
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#NDlGO, Madden, lockwood, Fustic, Ext
lockwood, Nicaragua Wood, Camwood, An
not,a. Blue vitroI Pearl Ash, Copperas, Tu,o-
merck. Bichlom, Potash, &c.
No. IS, 1858 LAIRD { TRIMBLE.
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Their power over the above diseases is not
excelled if equaled, by any other preparation
in the United States. as the cures attest, in ma.
ny cases after skllful physicians had failed.
These Biters are worthy the attention Of in-
valiis. Possessing great virtues in the recili-
cation of diseases OF the Liver and lesser glands.
exercising the most searching pow ers in weak.
ness and affections Of the digestive organs, they
are, witha, safe, certain and pleasant.
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Every Day Brings Something New.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
T 0 B a c G O s T Q r e
n w n STANEEp

door West of E. M. Cushing's & Co.
TsT.AS just opened with Splendid Stock
EaEcomprising every article in the Tobacco
line, amongst which will be found the FINEST
Qualities Of
SEC RS, AND CHEWING TOBACCO,
which he will sell wholesale or retail, AS cheap
as can be bought any where else in this sec.
ton Of The country
CIGARS of various qualities-and prices, will
be sold by the Box, Bunch, or less number ifde-
sired. The following list is portion of The
different Brands.
TOBACCO. CIGARS,
ElIorado, Rio Hondo,
Esmerada, The Fixed Star,
Holland, FL Prngrama,
Covington, La Veguera,
Douglas, La Nacinoal,
Howard, r! Gallo,
Wing6eld, Laemphresa,
Lee, FL Neptune,
Fig Leaf, La Protection,
Golden Chunk. Principe,
Goot.wins' Yellow Bank, Jenny Lind,
American Fine Cut. PantIlas,
Minctvas,
Imported Ilabana eel Get. eel,
together with fine lot Of Spotted Spanish and
Half Spanish Segars;
SCOTCH, RAPPEE, AND MACKABOY
Snuff; German Pipes, Fancy and Common do;
Smoking Tobacco-in papers ~ by the pound;
Seear Cases and Holders; Snuff Boxes.
Matches; Shoe Backing; Rapping Irvine,
and Paper and many other Articles too tedious
to mention. The public are respectfully invi-
ted TO call and examine his Stack, before pur
chasing elsewhere-as hs will sell as cheap as
the cheapest.
Nov. IA. 1859.
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now prepared to fill all orders. for
CAAIRS, TABLES, BUREAUS,
and Every thing in his line of bus
mess. Having devoted many
years TO the business and being
one OF the hest turner's in the State
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-03-27

NJ both sexes for which the highest price, in cash
will be given, Persons having Neg roe to dispose
Of would do well to communicate with the sub
scrber before selling Address, Fishcfssillc'Au.
gusta county, Va.
June 30.-ly. JNV, +. MORRIS.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

MIR. WILLIAM THOMPSON, s. F.. corner OF Ia
more ard South Streets is an authorized agen
the city OF Baltimore: to receive .Subscfip
ia'AIyertiseneats, &C. for the Vindlcator
Mr. V.B. PALMER, American Newspaperan
Advertising agent in the cities Of Philade PIMA,
New York and Boston, has been appointed A.
gent for receiving and forwarding subscriptions
aud lvertisements for this paper, al his oitices
those cities respectively, viz;
PHILADELPHIA, n. w. Corner OF Third ana
Chestnut Streets.
New YonK, No. 80, Ann Street
BosToN, No. "a, State Street
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Cabinet and Chair Making.
DAVID M. GARNER:

AS commenced the above business on his
~ own hook, in The Old Mill Property, and is
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JACOB TRUST.

JACOB US
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
German, French, English and Domestic
FANCY GOODS,
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Cutlery, Brush
es, Combs, Fancy Hardware, and
TOYS of every description.
No. 81 2 BALTIMORE ST, between Liberty
end Howard.
July lily BALTIMORE.
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RYOMONEY for sale BY
II Dec -, 1858. G 3. DYER I co.
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SEA Y--Ll EG FL
DAGUERREAN GALLERY,

T2flE undersigned has removed bis Gallery
~. on the corner be,w cen he EAGLE and Viz
GINA Hotels, n front Of lie Sfe, t;ror Office,
Where he may be fund, at al times. read, to
wait nron the Ladies and Gentlemen. He fat
ters himself he can give to them as fine ike
ness as he Art can produce.
n = RANKIN
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Ass'A,.XE;aaSs

THHE well-known superiority af the CsEIE-
UIME HARTFORD COLLINS
Axes has Induced some manufacturers TO stamp
their axes II. COLLINS, ard such ases are FREE
qnenily sold as my manufacture
The GENUINE COLLINS AXES, which have
been made under my direction for more than
twenty-five yeas, and which have sustained
such an aarivaed reputation, are invariably
stamped COLLINS & co. HARTFORD
They are TO be found at oul Depot in the city Of
New York. and a, the principal Hardware Stores
in the large cities. SAINT. w. COLLINS.
ADril d 1Sb3 "
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s'annVn, Feb. IS. 1883
HO! ALL YE HUNGRY!

ITO NEC c n . N q II
EFyl n p subscribers have connected the
d. BREAD and RUSK BAKING, with
'heir other business. aud are now prepared &c
furnish the public With BREAD, RuSK
PASTRY AND CAKES, The latter in great.
er variety than can be- found in the place.
Having employed a first rale BAKER, they will
be able TO furnish that hich is good. Persons
who wish to be supplied regularly can have il
delivered every morning at their doors, by leav.
ing their names at our Store
+. NJ. CUSHING & Co,
Staurton, June 6, 1858.
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EDO Acres,

June 90. 1S53.-n.
, 1854-01-07

whether they look tired, weary and lansu;i,
or as il they were careful to learn, and do
ing well; whether they are a'sociatIng with
lads Or lassrs fH far Meif cemrarh or
bea,hing impurities and contracting evil
habits, unawarcs, daily.
Try it month, if You are now doing il,
and accept our pledge that before the tLir-
teeath day is up you will SEQ a most mark
ed improvement in your-liltle folks scholarly
habits and attanmcnis, and that you will
come to conclusion that their teacher is
one of the bastn the world. If you have
never paid much attention to such things
you will be surprised to see how much the
teacher is doing for you, and still luIlher'
YOU will wonder how much more he will do
if he discovers that his efforts are recog-
nzed and appreciated.-LN. n. Y. Times.
, 1854-01-07
Winter Arrangements.
THE NEW STEAMER
kOl - hiicOnib,

,,N THE NEW STEAMER
t..l...---tfA,n Lot ~ hiicOHb,
ussS.s:.. sss2s s:.,. J. &. AINSWORrum mas
ter will leave Portland every Monday and Thurs
day; a, 10 o'clock, in the morning, for >kgturir7
touching at all the intermediate points going
down and returning.
Arrangements have been madGby which freight
for Oregon city will be forwarded by sreainc,
Mulinomah. The Munomah will convey the
Whi'comb's passengers to Oregon City.
Passengers for the Whilcomb will leave Oregon
City Wednesday afternoon at 3 O'Clock and Mon.
DAY morning at halt past seven, OF! the Mullno
NAH.
The Whtcohb will towvessels up md down as
heretofore.
For freight or passage, apply to the captain on
board, or 1.-THE brick store, Oregon City.
septlStf e. ABERNETHY, Agent.
, 1854-01-07
Steilacoom Ship Yard
BOLTON g. WILSON,

SHIP CARPENTERS AND CHANDELIERS
sTEILAcooM. PUGET SOUND.
VESSELS cf all classes built rieged
Y and dued for sea. Sails spars, rig SStS
ging, netting, chandlery, &C.. supplied to QAsS'
order. Caulking and all other repairs made in
the most satisfactory manner. ship earpenters
will be dispatched to any part Of the Sound when.
ever required. The patronage Of persons wish.
ing to build. owners. consignses and master, of
esssls.. is respectfully solicited.
Sleiseoom, Aug 9, 1883 Rn4s
, 1854-01-07
Young Folks at school.

There is good deal of sound advice in
the following hints. from cotemporary.-
We have word of advice for parents
who have children at school.
Your little ones are dear to you-about
as dear, perhaps, as the apple of your eye.
Their success at school is near your heart
OF course you will do nothing to interfere
with It. You are anxious TO help. them
along. provided helping them will not too
seriously tax you. You know as we'll as
we know il can be done efficiently at cheap
cost pardon US for refreshing your knowl-
edge on the subject with few hints.
Keepthem regularly at school. Absence
of day is bad. They lose one days les
sons. They drop stitch by the means
1t deranges the teachers plans, and makes
il easier for the absence to occur again.
Better suffer great Inconvenience than to
keep them home day. Better spend sew.
eral shillings and some hours, and do the
errana yourself, than keep them home to
run them.
Be sure they are punctual Ten minutes
in the morning does you no good, and them
much harm. Arrived OF the school-room
ten minutes too late, they disturb the pune
tnal, lose an exercise, provoke the teacher,
and cultivate miserable habit Of procrasti.
nation. The matter Of habit is the great
objection, though. In after years Il sticks
10 body like boy to a runaway bare back
ed horse, and the harder one runs to be
clear Of il, the closer it hugs him.
They have lessons 10 learn out of school.
Let it be held religious duty that they
learn them we'll. By this the teacher
judges Of your Interest in their progress
If they always go prepared on these home
lessons, he is careful that they gel we'll on in
their school lessons He feels that he is
watched, he is interested for your children +;
and whether he means il or not, knows il or
not, he labors more faithfully for their ad.
vancement. II the evidences are that you
pay no attention to them at home, he does
his duty mechanically, and only Acpy for
the best. Sometimes you are a little a,
|isure. Once ia grea. while you don't
Know what 10 do with yourself. Then, We
pray you, bcsiir yourself, and give up an
hour 10 risit he school. Make suddenly
your Appearance in the room where they
are reeiting. You will see whether the
room is mea0ly-ventilated, close and sti-
fed pen, or a room Ct for halffcdged i'm
mortal 10 grow in; by whose side they cit !;
, 1854-01-07


The undersigned have completed arrangements
for the publication of Weekly Newspaper, to
he called the Nonh.West Democrat" at Olym-
MA, in Washington Territory, and will issue the
iirst number Of the same about the first OF Janu-
ary next. l:
The politics of the paper will be what its Ii
tie indicates-democratic 1t will zealously and
steadfasty labor to promote democratic organlza'
ton, disseminate sound principles, and secure the
success of sound demcratic measures and men
II will at oil times rgdly observe the usages up
on which the democratic organization is based
and through which the party has risen to the
proud and powerful position it occupies before
the American People.
The Democrat will not, however, be exclusive
ly political in its character. II will contain the
customary amount of Literary and Miscellaneou'
selections, News, general discussions, and what
ever else shall tend to make liza Family Nevspa
per and welcome visitor to all classes of oui
citizens.
Especially will the Democrat be devoted to the
advancement Of Washington-the development
of her rich resources, the dissemination ofknowl'
edge concerning its advantages, and the promo
tion Of ts every interest. But, while the welfare
Of the Territory shall be kept constantly in view
and in van, we shall know no section or locality
but shall labor for Washington Territory" ant
not for the North South, East or West or Tor any
portion Of ii 10 the neglect or de'riment OF another
The Democrat will be published once week
on sheet of Double Medium size, for hvo dol
lars per annum invariably in advance.
DOYLE & co.
OIympips w. T., Nov. IS, 1858.
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To be published at Olympia, Washington
Territory, ct So per annum IN ad-
, 1854-01-07
Female Education.

THE underSignel, Trustees of CLACKAMAg
| COUNTY FEMALE SEMINARY, are qn,
ifel tiilt they can still commend this institution
to the patronage Of the public.
The recent examination, held AuGuSt 10Th, esiu.
ces tho faiihfulness and success Of the Teacher,
MR.. & MRS. E. D. STIATTCCK.
They seem to have gainedthe love and eonIiden.,
of the pupils generally while their strict diseipo,
secures that order and regularity in the exerca,
Of the school which are SO essential TO sducaiesna
train the youthful mind
We were pleased with the readiness with WkiA
the little girls of six and eight years answered. lhsr
questions in geography and mental anthmaiic.-
The exercises OF the higher classes on the Blaeh
board, in grammar and physiology. were hiihlp
credtabe, both to themselves and 10 the leachal
II is unnecessary for us to specify all the studio,
thus honorphly reviewed. The general impflniu
on our minds, and we believe on the minds q al
who were present, was that our Daughters m,r,
here obtain thorough Mental Education, eombh.
ed with the best Moral Training.
We rejoice to feel that the InsIiiulion iIthush.
ginning TO realize more fully the idea ofiaflau1
ers, and that il promises to be a rich and peus
ncnt bl,ssing 10 this community and 10 he Tmi
tory.
We are happy also to know that the depnmah
of the Seminary are 10 be more definitely Wperi-
ed during the succeeding terms The primary b
partmeni will be under the care Of Iearhsf Vi,
will devote herself entirely to il. .lff
HEZEKIAH JOHNSON,
A. l.. I.OVEJOY, y
+. HAMILTON, *. s...5
J. u. RODn,
GEO. II. ATKINSON.
Oregon City. August 10Th, is55. 81
, 1854-01-07
SoNG FOR 1I!INkERS.


BY CHAS. SWAIN.
Take the spade Of perseverance,
Dig the field of Progress wide;
Every rotten roof Of Faction
Hurry out and cast aside;
Every stubborn weed Of Error
Every seed tha, hurts the soil
Tares. whose very growth is teTor =
Dig them out whais'cr the tOi!
Give the stream of Educatiop
Broader channel, bolier force
IIurl the stones Of Persecution
Out, whcre'cr they block is course
Seek for strength in self-eIenion
Work and still have faith to wait;
Close the crooked gate to fortune;
Make the road 10 honor straight!
Men arc agents for the Future!
As they work, so ages win
Either harvest Of advancement,
Or the product of their sin!
Follow out true Cultivation,
Widen Educaiion's plan
From the Majesty Of Nature
Teach the Majesty of Man |
Take the spade Of Perseverance
Dig the field of Progress wide;
Every bar to true Instruction
Garry out and cast aside
Feed the Plant whose Fruit is Wisdom {;
Cleanse from crime the common sod |;
Soahat from the Throne of Heaven
Il NAV bear the glance Of God.
, 1854-01-07
" Time is Money !"

HAVE made arrangements with Parker.
Il Coler & Cos Express to forward wa,ehe'
and jewelry to be repaired. Persons in Wash.
inetOn Territory desiTous Of having their watche.
and jewelry repaired, can now have their wishes
complied with by leaving them at P. &. & Co..
Express office. They will be returned as early a,
possible. G. COLLIER ROBBINS.
Portland, Oregon. SEPT. |, le52. II
, 1854-01-07
THE HUNTERS SONG.


In the forest wild l shoot the stag,
Or rOebuch bounding free;
The eagle on the mountain crag.
The wild duck on the sea.
With certain aim kill my game, "a
Where l with my rife rove,
And yet my wild heart once was tame,
And felt the power Of Love.
And Oft camp in winter dresr,
By night and storm alone,
And lay my head without fear
Upon the snow-clad stone.
A thorny bed l never dread,
Though winds blow cold above;
And yet this heart, so still and dead.
Has felt the powsr. Of Love.
The wild hawk is my sentinel,
Tho wolf still guards my bounds;
The night pass with shout and yell,
The day midst barking hounds;
For feather rare, I Ever wssr,
A fir twig from the grovei
Yet once had q lady fair,
And felt the power Of Love.
, 1854-01-07
Drugs and Medicines,
PAINTS. OILS, &C.

H0 DOZ. Sands Sauaparilla 60
~ so do s. P. TownseLd's do WT
rs do Old DR.. Jacob do do Bka
40 DO Jayns's ExpectoFant 0
90 do Alteraiive
20 do MoiTat's Phenix Bitters
50 do Life Pills.
% do Osgood's India Cholagogae,
40 do Thompson's eye water
"a do Nerve and bone Liniment,
~ do Fshnestock's Vernifuge;
20 do British Oil,
IS do Harlem do
40 do Godfrey's Cordial,
~ do Batenan's Drops,
IL do Ayers cherry Pectoral,
so boxeS Davis Pain Killer,
400 gross bottle corkS,
rs cases Sarsapsrla syrup.
Is de Lemon do
20 do Raspberry do
500 lbs Herbs, assorted,
100 ozs Quinine,
20 do Strychnins
10 lbs Iodide Of Potosssn,
500 do Saltpetre,
500 do Alum.
$50 do Balsam copaivia,
rs do Spus Nitre Dulc,
100 do Aqua Ammon conosntt
500 do Cream Of Tartar;
$50 do Tartaric Acid;
800 do Bi.csrb. lsoda;
500 do BeeswAT,
200 do Refined Camphor,
400 do CoPpcras, ...- ~.
500 do Glaubor salts, l|H.
90 gals. cold pressed Castor OIL
boxes CASTLE soap,
. bbs lampblack,
| Dbl Race ginger,
so lbs Cassia, in mats,
800 do Hops,
100 do Rad Rhei Ind,
500 DO Jal soda,
o 1910 do Epson salts,
2O0 do Sponge,
rs do carb Ammonia,
so doz sweet oil Tin bssksts)
so lbs Indigo Bengal,
80 do Opium (new crop)
20 do Pfuss Potash,
bbls Sassaffas bark,
200 lbs Emery, assd sizos,
125 CTS Flores Benzoin,
= 100 lbs essential Oils.
Is bblS Dyewood,
PaintsI& Oils,
1900 lbs Putty,
so gals copal Varnish,
rs do Jspm do
400 do Spts Turpeniine,
200 do Linseed oil,
1000 lbs White Lead,
800 DO Red DO
800 do Lithargc,
800 DO Venitian Red,
900 do Spanish. Brown, s..
200 do light Glue, Bronze Leaf,
Paint Brushes etc. etc.. for sale at wholesale and
retail by STORY, REDINGTON & co.
-Dennison's Building Front, cor. Stark Sis
sept B. 1853. nl3. Portland, o. I.
, 1854-01-07
PROSPECTUS OF THE
NORTHWEST DEMOCRAT

WEEKLY DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-01
No Answer Yeti

The following /, from former lumber Of
Jeasrsonian -
Bot for the purpose Of uniting in his tMor-
nll's) support those who are bound together
oEly by a sympathy Of hairod to the Aduin.
isirlIiou. he has found i, necessary to abandon
the prO'nine., men and measures Of the great
democratic party Of the nation.
Maine Free Press.
That Mr.. Morrill, has found il necessary
To abandon some "prominent u,en''of,he "rer-
ular" democratic party Of nation, is not
denied BY his friends, hut We ask the PRISE
Ia inform US what MEASURES Of the
great democratic party Of the nation MI.
Morrill, has ahandoucd' We respectfully de-
manj a categorical answer to this question.
"uot. Tvs would surres,,) to worry vow,
Mr. Press, bot to ind out whcre YOU are"
Dor inicuora.ory contain, the whole meat
Of the matter lcci,imaiely in controversy be-
tween the democratic friend. II Mr. morrill,,
and those who support Mr.. Paris. Tie
change Is. Mr.. Morrill, has abandoned the
pumincu, "MEASuRES OF the great demo
cratic party or,h nation" We dc7and Of
the Pre-, either to specify those "r',a"ro'' -
o. withdraw the charge.
w, co f,r strict honesty in this comics, Of
hs Propl, ri, ne cfrr.LoilT'.-no "chcai-
ing n this board.' The people and the times
demand honesty; and NC mean 10 contribute
~ our mite to make the politicians response
b'- ~ their acts and assertions
Now. Mr. Prs. speak out,--whai arc the
"ussurrd" Wei nj, lct you alone TN
YOU answer. We mast have laid before tho
public THE MEASURES Of the rrra,
democratic party of,he nation" which VT.
Morrill, hai abandoned. IlciTrrsonjan.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-01

aTrr SENATORIAL DisrRieTs. There can
4. ~ 5oub, that cur friends will secure ma
,,,;,v Of the Senators elect, despite the con-
Lr,lious every where formed agains, them.
We are assured that the entire democratic
,,Ls, viii be elected in York, in Oxford, and
IA waldo. And the democracy will probably
,,se, in Washington, Arcosiook, and PER
b,rs some other districts. Atall events ,theie
c,n be liule doub, that We shall effect more
elections Of senators, than Oh, eO'nSined oppo-
,it.on.
Let our friends be Of good ehecr-and IA
bsrwi,h zral and energy from this time Tor
v,rl TO the Jay Of election, and all will be
we'll" fAre.
Well, fellow Democrats these are The cal
,u',iior, and intentions and appeals Of thuse
,b, have twice elected q Wing Governor.
shall ,hev succeed ForWsrned - fore
AIMED. Work mus, he done. up,and DO It.
Ar, your assurances" Ike the above As to
ONiorl'
"Thc character Vt me next Govrrumeu, Of
Maize nav jcpcuj on ,bc House Of RcGrcs.
s-,suvss. to De chosen 10 September. To
this point. therefore, should Be directed the
u,mo,, energies ct our democratic friends
w, a representative should be welded with,
out a struggle. With proper sa'rt, aad
proper disposition ,o sacrifice personal inter.
e,,, tor the COOL oftbe party, we can secure
,hs House, fellow democrats, and save the
Stale. let - no, 10 dose ." Angus.
Here Is another warning. We ask orr
friend, TO Prof, BIS these appeals. Direct
y,ar au,a,.oa O, ",i5 r,is'.' The old or-
r7aiz7uo1 are every when, frs'n- - 'hry DID
It,, winter TO j,f,a, the pcoPlc-'he true
democracy. Defeat ihen.