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The City Finances.

We publish the following report of the City
Treasurer, made to the Common Council at
their session on Tuesday last:
To the Hon. the Ilayor and Common Council
Of the City Of st. Paul:
Enclosed you have my report of funds re-
ceivcd and disbursed by me for the quarter
ending June, 30th. 1854.
DANIEL RoHRER, City Treasurer.
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IIATIES =. MNNt-IIN. IR ISlIS :. E.NiI.I..t
NAGkIsslN & EDGERTON.
BI.NkEi!.>. EXCHANGE ND REAL E,S1ITE

i 20 T. RS.
OFrrf.--No :. WNSow iIntSE. Sr. PAUL MINNf2SOT,.
WILL. buy and sell F. >cangcll>cpunt good business
w PAPER at currcn: Iatcs-l:cccivc rcositcSIy and
sell Real + tate tnmm>>ion-Nakc Colicc iiuilsake
charge of Real Estate OF non residents pay taxes and Go
all other business pera ming to their profess ion.
REFERENCES:
Willis A. Gormaa Governor Minnesota; AlcXandc Ram
S'y. EN tovcrlor: Ogden Jones Co. Chicago Charles
NJ irwin Hcl Bank Delhi y. V: Wa,Sworth Sicllon.
\. " H. y. Tucker X Co.. EH. Balk, Chicago; Harrison
Fay. Boston.
Eg ties of lc Merchants Il NIX, Of M'c"n. received
deposit and for Gel and Exchange rates.
.INNn. -. Ed. II iuMe 20
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ST. PAUL AND CANNON RIVER

NEAU AND PASSENGER STAGES A Stage will leave
N st. Paul every Monday at l O'Clock, p. NJ for Can
River arriving that night at Athens starting hext
morning and arriving at Farribaults Tuesday night and
returning, arrive at St Paul Thursday
For passage freight leave orders at Lot Moet. Ten
pcrance House
l Persons desiring to make Claims in this beautiful
and fertile portion OF Territory, would do well TO take
'ili> Stage july l5--li3mN'
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NEW STORE! NEW STOCK!.

NVJi N!'JIt~F,
VyvOI Id most respectfully inform the inha ltants OF
W 81. Iaul and surrounding country that they have
recently established themselves in tic New Store on Third
street doors above Whi:ncys Daguerrean Gallery
where they offer to the public an assortment Of
BOOTS AND SHOES
Which Tor extent and variety. durability Of material and
rirSancc and beauty of finish will challenge comparison
with tie best selected stock in the Northwest
II being determination 10 do an exclusive nj
Shn" business We have confidence in assuring the
pubic that they at all times fnd the articles at
the LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH at the
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE STORE, THIRD ST.. ST. TAtL
June lJ-dtf
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NOTICE TO BUSINESS MEN.

ALI. persons having against TIFF. PIONEER
OFFICE dating since the F:>r Nay, 1893 are rcqieS
led 10 present them at oar Counting Room FORTHWITH
E-7y" See next page, under Commercial head,
for rates of Money and Exchange, st. Paul
and Galcna Markets, &c.
Be- QUIT CLAIM DEEDS for sale al
this office.
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st. 2)auI IOD'ts.
X K 4 - \ e Boo X S
SAM ELS NEW SERIES.


YTANE "ou them: They admirable books
Ali the teachers WHO have examined ami used them
attest warmly their singular fitness for the purposes of the
school
They arc in fact the carefully considered results Of the
most amlc experience in teaching and accordingly
adapted admirably in every way TO the wants and powers
%! The learner.
Here in the onset duh arguments long drawn
out. 10 prove that the picture ot Il eat is not eat.
that the picture of horse is not horse. that the
picturc of Il cow is not COW. and Gtiler nforma ion
equally valuable and appropriate, i'll school book for :;
chill.
On the contrary. the Child is assumed to have
and TO need Instructions in what is useful nd suit
ed hi, wears. lie is therefore puzz on the start
with reatinr "rattemtng to read. what is without ben
eft because above hi> capacity, and without interest be
cause iii>uirr,hy du
In San rrS New Reading Books every step III thc rIo-
till the very last is plainly preparatory to the
The pupil is ra>anly and rr"iitav conducted through
lessons consisting of two. three. >yliblrs
in regular succession, all containing full
est mora: and instructive, Yet highly entertaining and
beside, arranged while merely teaching him read
mb.c hi nl with t!e Wholesome thought. and
DE-, clpr ard strengthen hi- mental powers
Teachers. examine them and it,gc for yourselves
The teachers rou-lnu slr Territory have Il set
the above books for examination. br calling ".
tnIh>, the American House WHO i the only author
lied as,.I, Tor Minnesota.
Inn.
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\ FIGHTING EDIroR.-The editor of di-
minutve country sheet, printed with enormous
type, among the hills of northwestern Penn
sylvania, after publishing his full name at the
head of the editorial column in capitals, thus
let's off the cork of his bottled valor So We
place our name at the editorial head of the
Patriot, with the hope that those pugnacious
individuals who so greatly desire to inflct per
sonal chastisement upon the editor, may not
be at loss to find the object of their indgna-
ton. We would inform these putt-balls that
they can find us at our office, at all reasonable
hours, ready and willing to receive calls in
their line
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MHs. PARTINGToN ON THE MISSISSIPPI
" hen will the Father of the Waters come
aiong? asked Mrs. Darlington, as she sat look
ing at panorama of the Mississippi, in the
last moments of its exhibition.
"The Father of Waters ?" replied the indi-
vidual addressed, why, this is it that you are
seeing before you
"Goodness me, is ?" said she, "why, I've
digcsted my specks to look after big man
with the drOpsy, and its nothing but river
after all. How | wish they would call things
by their proper names"
There was something Of disappointment in
her tone, when afterwards she remarked to
herself, I" wonder if that water will wash p
1t was beautiful tribute from b,nevolence to
genius.
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STRAY

STRAY ED,
IIROM the subscriber living in st Paul! one horse and
Il one mare The horse is Arabian color spotted
with white and red spots. The is of Bay color,
five years old. Both had leather head stalls when they
went away.
liberal reward will he given to any person returning
The above horses giving information where they may be
found, to the undersigned, living in Lower ST. Paul
June 3O-dIv& JOHN ROGERS.
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AFRICAN SPECIFIC

~
L1NoR Cholera. narr'c. and ny$c:tcrv. This remedy
Il ha been used with perfect urn. wears
residence Ivy the 'ritor on The coat {" Western Africa
where the above disease" of daily Having
had crSnal cXpctirnc" OF the efficacy of this medicine.
feel the utmost confidence in recommending t" the
public. JARVIS Co..
Agents for Minnesota
VARIETIES! vARIETIES!!
D0WDIR Il. SHOT Caps. Herbs. Ok Marrow, Hair Oil.
/ Glass al. Metal syringr@, Pure Spices, Potash. ST.
Soda. Starch Sryclninc. Hops Fiddle Strings, Letter
Taper Paint Brushes Ink. rery 'jntr Glass ans! Metal
Lamps Pure Bay RAM Bathing Sponge and divers other
kinds. &C.. &c at JARVIS Cos
CHEAP FEED FOR BIRDS.
Mustard st y cutie Fish m~ ' wiIow Nests and
JARVIS & CO.
FOR FIC-NlC PARTIES.
LNUIp EXTRACT OF COFFEE. The contents of each
IL bottle will make 10 cups prime c!fee. Fifty cents per
bottle. NB-ThS is a superior article. For sale at
JARVIS X Co.
BOSTON PICKLES,
LNRESI Fruits. in Tomato kctchup Pepper Sauce.
Jarvis & ca.
BURNING FLUID,
4 SUPERIOR article. made by the pr"rrctors, hy an
~ entirely new process at JARVIS co.
BLACK TEA.
1 CHOICE article. at 10 cts. per Ii. =! Consumers Of
II Black Tea will find this choice, wholesome arti
Gle. and the hcalthicst Tea in the world.
WINDOW GLASS, LARGE SIZES.
DARlS Green. English Snow White Zinc. Chrome
l. Green Permanent do. Ready mixed Paints. all c"orS,
al JARVIS X CO.
THE SMALLEST .'FEVERS" THANK.
FULLY RECEIVED.
YTNO THE PIBH.-IIaying secured the valuable scrri
of THOMAS f. PACE, T. a.. experienced and ac
coinpl,hcl Chemist. offer to the public every
the faithful and careful dispensing of
Physicians prescriptions and family recipes from pure and
fresh medicines.
NB-Mc'licinc> required during the night will receive
prompt attention. JRRVlS &Cp
To PAINTERS, CARPENTERS, AND
CONTRACTORS.
Dim for White Letd, Lineed OIL, T,upen'ine, Wint,ou
Glass ant Sash, and cotors # ell kinds
FTNAkE NOTICE! You purchase the above articles
i very low for cash. at JARVIS CO.,
Worlds Fair Block, Roberts and Tnird street.
It. Paul. June -, 1S54tf.
FARMERS. LOOK OUT!
urA BAGA seed very 10" rates and srv1g 1
it. Paul. June &c 1S5Itr
OH! FISH ALL NOTICES!
SPLENDID lot of poles. lines, reels, drinking cups.
n sn"ois, hooks &c, che per than ever known at
st. Paul June 24-tf JARVIS cos
DIR. GREEN'S OXYGENATED BiTTERS
WITHOUT Alcohol. The only remedy for loss oil
w appetite, debility, and dyspepsia in general
Amounted Agents for Minnesota.
MEXICAN MUSTANG LIN AMENT.
VIItiOlESALE at proprictors prices k1ai az - c'
w rbottle ANN'' y W,
MOT too late to plant RuTABAGA SEED Only few
N pounds left. For sale by JARNlS n 20.
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e'n.pt!sTSE NOTICE..

T W SIM StN. Jane Iawtlcr and John +. Bradford
- lave s day cnt' red iii artiit rSp under the
style and firm of J. W. = MoN Co. for t, purpose of
truns.ctirg Wholesale Grocery. Produce Forwarding
and Commission Business. Lower evee. 81. aul MINI.
June 20. 1854. June ~
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Til, cay # 81. Pu0i IN dc'num uih D,nid Rohrer.
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NEW BOOK STORE!
&. HAMILTON X ca.


No ) H-iasl,w H,,sc. Corner af Ett,lc anil Fart SIS
IL receiving and opening tie largest and assert
= mcn "f Books. Stationery. Wall Paper and fancy
articles ever before brought west of Chicago which they
olc' Tor sale at tlr very lowest possible. cash prices
W" VOL ir call attention to stock of wan Icirr,
comprising 5000 rolls. which! purchased very
low rates T">r wanting Wall Taper would do well to-
look at assortment.
Our stock of Na'i,"ry can't be beat this side of Chi
WHITING Tc,,r Of all grades Tcrrs lax ,hhcr Ink.
stands. Rulers intting am! Drawing Paper RI; ,c-crp
tons and in fact all articles usually kept in Stationery
God Pens. We have hryc stock of J. b. rccr'-
Pens. all warranted, which we offer to In, public
prizes G"fi AMI silver Tooth Picks very neat article
le'lgcrS, Journals. lay Books. Pa Boob, an! Memo
risl'nnI>. Of all ST, hes. in <ctt single.
We hay. good stock of NJ >colneous Books and \
great variety OF Chhliels Books whicl, fail tr
il,a~r
Chrrp Pallc.,iras. We have in >,orca ,cr, r, Stock
and received by Express soon p tIrv are l.,
sue. from the press. We have arrangement in New
York city by which all new work are fvarIc to Us
IF Nisol E,n's. w" have al Of \. 5. Rarne, * Coz
PUBLICATIONS. ~c "" "I"r I'N any o'Irr establish
ia'nt in town. Give II; call c. HAMILTON * c..
jane 3n-dtf Ne. 3,Wii>"~ House.
NEW BOOKS.
7 III. and : lyng, OF Mr.. i.riingtun.
- Flash Times "f the Mississippi,
Russia A II j.
africa and the American FIat.
c. GIAH'IT x 90.
jun" 3n-d'f No 3 Whit W Mouse
rDk Iiit. tIADiE.,.
MES. HALLS New II'r~rh"li icco;I,s,
VA New Cook Book.
Mrs. ie,c.> Complete Cookery.
New Receipt for tnokinc.
e. HAMILTON & co.
Jun" 5hdff NJ. - Win-lnw House.
FANS. FANS.
fAi and see an extensive assortment of " i>n Fans
- at &. ANli.iGN X co.
JIn" :o-fft Ne. 3. Win>l"w House.
Just RECEIVED.
1--WE largest assortment of tlttE imported Q.
/ I" this Territory. consisting OF the choicest Ia}
kinds from the most celebrated makers. No charge CS:S
to *c" them Also. beautiful lot of HUNTING ANi lI,Iy
ILAER AND ILIINE MATCHES.
WM. !IIINGWt RITZ.
Cor. o: jack son and Filth streets
- Paul. Jun T.. 1854. diff
CIGAR y TOBACCO HEAL ct ARTF.RS.
vINiE CONVENIENT: Rccm the First lincr al the Post
L Office Bail Wing. recently "cculrri by Mr. j. ire
office has been n":, fitted up and opened Tol,acco
store. where viii always h" found fine soc, tl!c best
INFO r. ED ClGAIS.
Chewing Tobacco nf aii kinds variety Of ~nu and
in short. all articles manufactured produced from the
>tai lc weed.
The proprietor will keep constantly hand tic very
4 liberal supper, from the smoking and c' wing public
as he is bound 10 please Tie tastes of all who may give
him Il call
/ st. Paul May 10. ISL 3m
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DANIEL RoIlRER, City Treasurer.
st Paul Jane so 1854.
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BURNING FLUID,

CHOICE article at 10 cts. per b. '. Consumers at
4 Black Tea will find this choice, wholesome arti
Gle. and the healthicst Tea in the world.
JARVIS < Co.
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10 La W / EkSe
1 VERY fine assortment OF Lawyers : Stationery iu-t
\ received 10y express from New York among which
may be found
THE Lawyers Common place Book. \ superior ar:ic"
of Legal Cap I.n"fll Lawyers = ais. Noaral Waters.
and in fact arr!c of superior quality used by the
Legal Profession. For sale cheap for Cash by
W. 5. COMES,
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1'oEr Not -.

The following Rcs'lti"n regulating
the payment If Tow" + ,rN was passed
at the Town Meeting lf'he Tax layers
of.hc town Il M,ld. nary Mach 7.
1851:
E,wicrd Z a t. ia ..e. ,,nt1 otLcr.
wi, cd red h' the roa 'hc f.l,,wi, =
M, he'd sla'' 10 ..l ,,'nd the "a. no
Of Tuwg tags w iMrr "a civ uron tie
complptior f the c'.r'; grand Last Of
the town. thH sclcc,mr' shall proceed IN
make out 'ie annual tax voted Nv tho
town. upol he same and upon ia com
rlrtion. sla.i deposit the same j. The
office If the Town Treasurer. givin2 nu.
tico Of the same, in the Newspaper pub.
lished in the Town, and that I'll tax
payer shall. upon making payment to the
Town Treasurer of his tax, as assessed :;
be allowed deduction from the same Of
the sum of FIVE per cent, provided the
same is paid within the space of thirty
days from the time the notice is given
by the selectmcn, of the deposit of tho
Tax Book containing such tax. And
at the expiration of the thirty days,
said book shall be delivered into the
hands of the Collector of Taxes, who
shall forthwith proceed to collect the same
remaining unpaid, as now provided by
law, and for which service, he shall re-
ceivc the sum of Five per cent from the
Town Treasury, and in his settlement
with the Treasurer. he shall DO allowed
by that officer the above named amount.
Rcsolred, That in case the Town shall
lay an extra tax otherwise than that
voted at its annual Meeting, the same
shall be made out by the selcctmcn, de-
posted with the Town Treasurer, and
paid under the same regulation as ex
pressed in the above resolution
Resolrcd. That the Editor of the Mid
dlebury Register is hereby requested to
publish the above resolutions in his Pa
per, during the month of April next.
Read and adopted March I, 1854
2.3y
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Ram EyrcuTloH OF Music DR..
1.ardner, when recently commenting up.
on the speed Of seventy miles per hour
attained on the Great Western Railroad
Of England, remarked that, at that rate
of speed, the engine coughed twenty
times in n second. number impossible
for the ear to separate and distinguish.
Now, under .ho directions Of great
leader, we have heard forty violns in the
coda Of an overture firmly attack pass
age of groups of eight notes, and with
lightning-like rapidly play them per.
fectly together, as if by one instrument,
each note being most distinctly apprc.
ciable to the ear. The effect on the au-
dcnce was electrical, exciting to the last
degree Happening to have awatch in
hand at that moment We calculated the
speed of the players, and found, for
twenty seconds, three groups of twenty.
four notes a second were played by each
Thus, in each second, they played 900
notes, and in the twenty seconds, or one
third Of minute, 1920 notes and
had a single one of these notes been mis-
placed a highly-cultivated and naturally
susceptible musical ear would have dis
covered aud been displeased by it.
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Arrival of the Waxhinoto,

Loss Of tic ship Winchester and -Four
Of her CreC Rescue Of Tie remain.
der of her Cretc and Passengers
Nrw York, May l5.-9rM
The steamer Washington arrived last
night at Quarantine, but could not come
up on account Of the fog, until this af
ternoon,
She brings $40 passengers from Bre,
men and full cargo, but her news has
been anticipated by the Canada.
The Washington brings the passen
gers and ctew-about 100 souls-ta
ken from the ship Winchester, bound
from Liverpool. for Boston, aud wrecked
in frighttul gale on the 18th Of April
The Washington fell in with the
wreck, on the 18th ult,, and notwith
standing the prevalence of heavy gale
succeeded in rcscuing all the passengers
The Winchester went down in thirty
minutes after the last of the crew hac
left her She belonged to Boston ant
had considerable cargo.
! She sailed from Liverpool on the Oil
of April,
The Winchester was disabled in til,
the gale Of the Nth which broke thu
foremost short off.
Four seamen were washed overheard
! On the 25th, passengers we're taken Of
by the brig Edica'd from Liverpool 70
St. Johns
Others were taken off by the ship
Mary Caroline, and another, and brig
Ann and Robert Bruce, ali bound &
i Quebec.
These five vessels took off 800 pass
engers
May ed, spoke steamer Washingto,
during tremendous gale, which lay b,
two days and night, and succeed in tax
ing off the remainder of the crew an,
passsngers-446 in number
The ship went down in an hour afte
the last boat, containing Capt Moore
and his first mate left her.
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"LrvlNGsToS's Nrw Law REGISTER

"LIviNGsroS's New LAW REGISTER :
or a HandLook IF Useful Informal
ton and Guide for crcry Nan Of Ju-
sincSs," just prepared and published by
John Livingston of the New York Bar,
at an expense of more than ten thou
sand dollars, contains a large amount of
information which every business man
should have at command. The price is
three dollars if purchased of an agent, or
two dollars if the money is sent direct
to the publisher, by whom it will be for
warded through the mail to any part of
the United States, on receipt of 81
THE wholesale merchant, retailer, coun.
try merchant. attorney, banker, broker,
manufacturer, insurer, mechanic. farm
cr-croy man will find that it uW pay
10 purchase Ills ,r0rk 1t give. the
laws of cre,y state relative to lauIs, ex.
ccuting and acknowledging, or proving
deeds and wills collecting and securing
debts. taking and certifying depositions,
and proving and certifying accounts, the
rights of married women, interest and
"". - NV " -, "N'N'''"
OF the several state and federal courts,
with places and times OF their session.
military bounty land. prcomption, nat
aralization, aud patent laws, rate, OF
postage, etc together with many forms
ana much other useful information.
The work c"mrriS"s also complete
Blue Boot or ONclcI D'r'cforY Civ
ing fu'l lists of the OH - aud agents,
civil lr''itary and nav .''-i~'a'ive, ex
ecn'ivr. and judicial. ~ 'he .'"' raj aud
stare C'v"rnmcn's,a q ' treat hflt'
am lte1";"'ns T." 'i"*"i about ~ :
0OO Cove n'n' ON o." Er"t> "tll
ter place. - re" We al
tom 'e ct or. d; in"'
&c" ~ ""' 'h'
p''' oouO +'' .''''
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CoTToN is KING.-Charles Dicks
ems, in late number of his blouse
hold Words, after enumerating the
striking facts of Cotton, says:
"Let any social or physical cenvul'
sion visit the United States, and Eng
land would feel the shock from Lands
End to John O'Groat's. The lives Of
nearly two millions Of our countrymer
are dependent upon the Cotton crops
of America their destiny may be
said, without any sort Of hyper bole, to
hang upon thread.
"Should any dire calamity befal
the land of Cotton, a thousand of our
merchant ships would rot idly in dock
ten thousand mills must stop their bu
sy looms, and two million mouths would
starve for lack of food to feed them
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The OPINION OF Coon JuDGE.-
Universal distrust has grown up among
the people, even among the truest aud
steinest Democrats, who believe that
they have been dupcd, dcfrauded and
cheated. and that the high places of the
government are surrounded by mean,
low and contemplate mon
The above is from the Sentinel, pub.
lishcd at Washington, and whose editor
and proprietor is the printer to the L.
S Senate. He ought to know whether
these opinions of the people were wrong
or not II it had thought correct, the
Sentinel would probably have been anx,
ious to put the people right; but he
seems TO admit from his own knowledge
that the government is in the hands "ot
mean, lo,o and contemplate men,
Detroit AdrertiSer.
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Nebraska Revived.

On Monday VI last week, the Nebras.
Ia bill was taken up in the Housc,a pre-
seding business being laid aside, to allow
Of its consideration. The vote on this
question stood---yeas 100, nays Sc
This change Of votes since the refer
snes Of tho bill to Committee of the
Whole (by l6 majority shows the Of.
feet Of the industrious efforts Of the
friends of the bill, aided by Executive
interference.
We have from the first doubted wbeth-
er, with all the appliances brought to
bear in its favor, this infamous scheme
could be defeated at this session. For a
time, tho prospects, indeed, were some
what favorable The decided manifesto.
sion OF public opinion, throughout the
Northern States, We hoped would have
its effect The elections in New Iamp.
shire, Maine, Rhode Island and Connec.
ticut might will be expected to have
great weight in determining tho result
But this il q Democratic Admins.
tration, and wha, has tho voice OF the
people to do with its acts9
Tho bill was taken up with a delbcr.
ate purpose OF forcing it directly through
the House, amended by the omission by
the Clayton amendment, excluding for
eigncrs in tho two territories from the
sight TO vote. The friends Of the meas
ure were Of course convinced Of their
power to accomplish this, and the vote on
laying aside other business and consider.
ing this, out Of its regular order seems
70 justify their conviction. The follow
ing 10 . statement Of the vote:
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For the Register.

Late Discoveries, by Timothy Thinker;
That profession is not principle, nor
precept always practice.
That to seem and to be are two differ:
ent things
That some people do meddlc with what
don't concern them, while they might
get rich mnding their own business.
That men Of tact are IN this age pro
noted to posts of honor, in prefercucc
to men Of virtue.
That low cunning aud intrigue are
consequently in very high rcrute.
Thu, people must be OIL the popular
side. right or wrong
That some people make good weather.
c'cks while Others are too firm ever 10
acknowledge n mistake.
Tint it take. body to make a
world and that the ruling principle
seems TO be. To kill the weak and bow
obseIriously the strong"
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HARD AND Soft The Albany Argus,
lizard Dcmocrat) in noticing the condi-
tion of affairs among the untcrrifed
Wolverines, says: The National De-
mocracy of Michigan have boon scarcely
less outraged, insutod and trihed with
than their brethren of New York. The
Administration has sunk below contempt
with the masses of the people there as
elsewhere. The wretched drivelings of
the Detroit Free Press, and its open a.
postacy from democratic principles, have
originated schsm which threatens to
rend asundcr the party. and TO assure the
wings and free sellers an easy victory
Really, should the administration 60 on
as prosperously as at present, another
year will have no one Administration
State among the thirty one"