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The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-20
Arcade Open Again.

:::".ata1 NOTICE to the citizens of Downie-
IL vile and the public generally. The
proprietor begs leave to anounce once
more, that after a thorough renovation and
investigation in the localities of the Arcade,
he has renewed and built larger, making
one of the best hotels and restaurants in
the town of Downieville. No pains or ex-
penses have been spared to make and fit it
for the occasion. A general renovation
has been made in the lodging departments;
private rooms fitted up and furnished anew.
The table will be furnished with the best
the market affords. Unexceptionable pains
will be taken to keep the credit of the house
with its former character, and make it a
resort for all who may feel that it is
worthy of their patronage. The proprietor
fatters himself by strict attention to busi-
ness, to merit a share of the public patron
age. A. WHEELER,
apr l5-tf Proprietor.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-20
LANGTON g. BROS
EXPRESS.


BANKING AND EXCHANGE OFFICE,
Nam Street, Minnesota.
A TRI-WEEKLY EXPRESS
In charge of our Regular Messengers, for
NEVADA, DOWNIEVILLE,
And intermediate points, and by
ADAMS & CO.,
To all parts of California, Oregon, Allan
tic States, Canadas, Europe, s. Australia.
GOLD DUST
purchased or forwarded as above, insured
on uninsured, at as low rates as can be
done by any other house with security.
BILLS OF EXCHANGE
on Adams & Co., in all of the principal
cities throughout the Atlantic States Lon
don, and Australia.
Checks at par on Adams s Co, through
out the State.
DEPOSITS
Received, special or otherwise. Express
business of all kinds attended to with
punctuality, unrivalled despatch and secu-
rity. A. S. McMlLLEN, Agent
may 6-tf
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-20
Tobacco and Cigar Store.

Fl. SCATES. of the late firm of H. Paul
- {. & Co., is on hand at the old stand, next
door to the e-Christo, where he is in
constant receipt of the best Havana cigars,
Virginia leaf tobacco. Preserved meats.
jams and jellies. Fresh peaches and
oysters in cans; nuts. raisins. &c &C., to
which he would call the attention of the
public. and can warrant that the articles
as well as the prices will give general
satisfaction. feb l1-6m
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-20
Z JAS. B. LEAMAN. OSCAR. 0. BALL.
LEAMAN & BALL

Fl AVE just opened a wholesale and retail
Store in the Empire Block, I'd street. two
doors fromD street, Marysville. We would
invite the special attention of country
dealers to our stock of groceries, provisions,
wines, liquors, segars, tobacco, etc, before
purchasing elsewhere, as we are determined
to sell as cheap as the cheapest; and as we
buy no goods ON time we can afford to sell
cheap for cash. Order promptly attended
to.
apr l-tf LEAMAN & BALL.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-20

BOOKS & STATIONARY.
\ FULL and complete assortment of
IA Cheap Publications & Novels, by all
the the popular authors.
BLANK BooKs-Full and half bound
every variety that is needed in this section,
Memorandum Time, and Pass-Books
Letter & Cap Paper, Plain & Gilt. Ac-
count, Bill & Note Paper. Violin and
Guitar strings. Playing Cards, &c.
ATLANTIC & STATE PAPERS of the latest
dates, constantly on hand and for sale by
A. S. MCMILLEN & co.
Minnesota, Jan. 10Th, 1854, may 6-tf
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-20
San frantistu.
Thomas Tennent%

n Thomas TennentR
~| SURVEYING AND NAVIGATION
sYsIM Warehouse, " Sign of the
" \ Woodels Sailor corner Of
yE-r7suzy 4Front street, San Francioco,
nj U. S. agency for the sale
AAR of Government Charts.
Agency for Lieut. Maurys
Wind and Current Charts.
Agency for Ringgolds charts.
Surveying and nautical Instruments,
spy glasses, drawing instruments, ETC., Of
the best manufacture.
Charts of every description constantly
on hand.
Having learned my business in the ma
mulactory of the celebrated WM j You've,
OF Philadelphia, guarantee that all my
work will be executed in the same manner
as at that establishment. may 6-tf
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-20
Van Wiuk1e & Dnnean

Van Wrinkle & Duncan,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS in. iron
i steel, anvils, vices, borax. horse shoe
nails, etc., 4th street, between j and 1 sts..
csa.---- oacr.nlen.o ap 29-2m
~ FOR SALE OR RENT.-The Phen;x
I'll Hotel. Apply to
ap 29-tf Ew HASKELL, & KRo
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-20
Marpsbills.
A ID A Ms s. C. O'S
zzh zzzh EXPRESS, 90
Banking and Exchange Office.

Fire Proof Brick Building, Corner Of
Pla@a and High Streets, Marysu,lle.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-20
Restaurant & Bakery.

N EW GOODS-The undersigned have
= received this day (29th ApriD an addi-
tonal stock OF hardware, crockery, and
glassware, dry goods, ETC., ETC., to which
we invite the attention of our friends and
the public.
ap 29-tf E. W. HASKELL, & BRO.
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z 4 4 = II II n ~ 7
NINDRIES-
QUICK CURES.

Until the introduction of the R. R. R. RENE.
dies in 1S49, no remedy ever claimed the mar.
vellous power toreiieve pain instantly, or even
to promise a cure of any disease in given lime
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF, during the
month Of July, cured Mr.. James Roberts, Jane
st. N. Y, of Chronic Rheumatism iu I2
hours. 1t relieved him OF pain in ten minutes,
Mr. Schemerhom, of Brooklyn, a cripple, was
enabled to walk without his crutches in fifteen
minutes after the corks was drawn from the
bottle Col. Jones, of Oak Mullaga, Va, a
sufferer for many months, was so Relieved that
all pain was removed from beth legs by the
time the second leg had been rubbed some ten
minutes, walked home. An old gentleman lv-
ing on the ColOnel's plantation, was cured of
stiff kneee in FIVE minutes. Thousands of dys-
entary and diarrahea were cured in fifteen or
twenty minutes at the farthest. There is no
necessity for lingering in pain. The R. R. r.
remedies are destined to revolutionize the
whole medical world. People demand to be
instantly relieved from pain and be quickly
restored to health, and if physicians expect to
be successful, they must examine into the R.
R: R. theory-do their business quick-it is
just as easy to cure yoIr patients rapidly
as it is 10 patch them up and coax them back
to health. Our R. R. r. remedies were the
first remedies that claimed to stop the wors
pain in an instant, and cure the most violen
in few hours. Office, No. lb2
Fulton-st. Sold by Druggists everywhere.
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NEBRASKA MILL! ]!

The subscribers having at great expense just
completed their new Steam FIGURING Mill in
Carrpllton. respectfully call the attention of the
Farmers,to their superior advantages, for doing
-.iliq n1GOOD w DIRK. r,s,
Having already tested the work, ofthe above
mill, we say confidently to our friends that our
flour cannot. and shall not be exceled. q +.
Bring onyour wheat, and get GOOD flour in
return; ONLY ONE TENTH for toll
Cash paid for wheat, at all times, d
March, 9th, 1854. 6m ]. BEATTI& SON
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Masonic NOTICE.

The Brethren of Carroll Lodge, No. l24 Of free and
accepted Masons viii hold Masonic Festival at Carroll
too, Carroll co. Ohio on
FRIDAY THE Esd DAY OF JUNE, NEXT.
The exercises will consist IN part Of Grafton by
distinguished Rev. Bro. John MoRt of AlleghanI City,
public procession, &c.
All surrounding Lodges, Chapters, Encampments and
Brethren generally in good standing, cordially inv
ted 10 visit us on the occasion.
Access to our town by Rail Road, daily.
Per order of the Lodge.
CsrrolltOn, April 6, 1854. I'd. D. A. ARTER, Sec.
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B9aht Iusk and Sitaltsrs Mercau.
.o,uo tile College.
SUPERIOR ST. CLEVELAND, ONO


/ IllEh
h. DWIGHT STRATToN
! ID .--= KAouLTE a g "A
H B. Bryant, Professor Of the Science Of Ae.
J. Washington I.ask, Professor ofthe spsn.
cen aa System Of Penmanship.
| II. Dwights Strattoa, Associate Proof. An The
several Departments. .r Fl
w w. Harden, Assistant Proof. In the Boo ,
keeping Department.
Hons. Judge StarkweatheT and II. D. CLARK.
Lectures on Comm rcial Law.
Pres. Asia Maham. Lecturer on Political r
economy.
Emerson E. White, Lecturer on Commercial
Geography.
The Principals Of this Institution design ma
hing 1t one Of the best me6iums in The United
States for imparting a thorough and practical
knowldge Of the active duties Of the Coun
Dom, and business pursuits in genera
keeping In all its departments, as used by
most accomplished modern Accoun tsnts. W
taught in thorough and successful man ne
Mr. }. A. Redngton, an accomplished an
Perienced AccOuntan, in various branehe
'EommeTce and Trade, is associated in this
partment, and will attend to writing up Books
lusting long standing aud complicated acco
&C. in correct and confidential manner.
Commercial Geography is a new department
added to Mercantile schools, and having lis ori.
gin, as it does, inths Institution, much will be
done to make it pleasing and profitable Branch
in the Lecture department $500
The Spencer ian system of Penmanship in sll
Is forms will be taught by its author, p. r.
Spencer, end J. W. Lusk No institution in A.
merica offers superior faCiltie to this for inn
parting a. fluent and systematic handwriting
The Ladies Department is eatirely seperate
from the gentlemen's and isftted up in a most |
magnificent and convenient style. sisGsa
The Principals of this Institute n have an ex |
tensile acquaintance with business men through |
out The country, aed can render efficient aid to our
graduates in procuring situations.
or send for Circular by mail.
..Hg r. TERMS d. ,... ....
For full Course in Double Entry Book
keeping and other Departments. $4,000
For full Course in Ladies Department. 5000
For separate Course of ofinstructiOn in Spen-
cerian Penmanshp. 300
For varions style in Ornamental Penmansbip-us
agreed upon. dec. g.
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HIC JACET sTEPHANO ARNOLD
DOUGLAS.
NEBRASKA Is REDEEMED

@. A. BOEGEL, will open in bis new Store room
Brick Block Main St. opposite the Patton House, Car
rollton on and after the10 of April 1854, the largest
and most valuable lot of DRUGS, MEDICINES, OILS
PAINTS, DYE STUFFS, &C., ever displayed in this mar
ket besides an elegant aud ample assortment Of Sta
tonary. Glassware, and miscellaneous articles which we
PROPOSE 70 retail or wholesale at rates aording slight
advance on first cost for immediate payments For the
purity quality and cheapness Of our Drugs, we are
prepared to vouch they well entire Stock
purchased under supervision, the most reliable
Eastern Druggists. Orders from Physicians Dealers,
Dyers, and Others viii receive prompt and satisfactory
attention.
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tSr. J. PKTET'S
AMERICAN hYE-SALVE.
Watch Making.
SEND 0N YOUR WaYc7ES

SEND OT YOUR W4YCHES.
would inform the citizens of Csrrolltop and
Carroll c Junty that they can have their Watches
rePaire in the best manner and on short notice.
by sending them to my establishment in @
NEW PHILADELPHIA. ae
have for sale a good assortment of 80 and Sill
yer Watches, Clocks, and 7Jewelry of all kinda,
sod Pens, Vions, and almost everything usually
found in Jewelry store My shop in the cen
tire block Immediately adjoining "Espied Ex
change"
o'd Gold & Silver wanted in exchange for work
or goods Watches can be left at the residence of
Mr. isher and will be promptly sent, and return
ed when repaired. All work warranted.
Give us a trial. MORGAN BUTLER.
New Philadelphia JuIy2h 1853 tt.
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Great Mass Meeting,
Is being held at w. Thompsons store in
CARROLITOn.

And although he has not hired A .SDlendid
Lrass Band for the occasion.
Yet the people show that they are entert aimed
in the highest degree by the perfect stocks of
Goods they are carrying off from his rare and
we'll selected stock of Dry Goods Groceries, Hard
ware, Queensware, Boots, Shoes, etc, etc. Come
along eveybody-No trouble to show goods It
would doyour eyes good just to look at them
Sep 29th, 1853.
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PLOw ..OOm and ANVIL:
I8&G RS 1zsIs gGAGga
Now is the Time,

To buy New and Cheap goods, at the Rail road
depot, GarrolIton Ohio.
We are now receiving a large lot of NEW
GOODS of all kinds, and everything may be found
in this very extensive stock OF goods. No trout
to show goods, SO don't forget 70 call at the Cheap
Cash and produce Store, of +
HUSTON and SINCLAIR
N. tB.-Cash paid for Wheat and Fiax-Seed oil
the time. Currolton, Sep %, 1858, If H. and s.
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PariIfInn Nniicn-

. ~ ~. tS 1870.
- = ''''s...3Os a'0a SOo'n
iAu Irsu poo'h 1 lW'uo"l
goun DoOsn
e'en.aa n'aias Oosh
80 ne-eA,sn ,sa Iyis i' ana
ya4.' p's s'is'
.S@ Saao D0O'u O,
Hsn..h DpO'a poa,L
T"IaaS I" p% Doosn
fessIn o..p" po",a noJ'h
gaIN gaeS uSs Doo'h PETITION
Mn Mn I, Iu,'e FOR
TayL ia n,S c Nhe' PARTITION.
'yoseP1 yOsei c larson
C-I fsaIo Cs'sOn
IoaIn s.neI,ne pns p0T1n
isAao poo1n' IT.
goteinIsh goIH pp poO1n' Ir'
ICnn Aarnn DROsai ROo,t 'I,' T.
In.,. Aarch DOOM, dr'
I.i;Hn n;iam n DoU'n
.Ia FI;a"LaiI IuT,ap n
N" e1n n Iun'aP %
u,uE 'y Dun'SP
n. aeO'e Ds.ehaants cS VIII TAKE notice that
e',Gon was nieq against tnem on the i5ln
Cay C ol MSfch, S,, =, " 1904, II The Court OF
SonI; OOIno" ,eas q ius, county: " Snd Is now
penG,g' wneretu Sne salu AaTon noo'h demands
a. ''lOn ~ '9e loil'Wlug real estate SITUATE IN
'ue county ol LuScarawss aua o.ate OF ohio' 70
" par " cue sTu'n run, nan oi 'ne so1tn nan
G,sI r. sIO'IOn ~ 'nli'y .nve 90 u so"nshP hIteen
~ " ISusg seven ! y o. tne Iands IN the
'ouoen'ne Eanu Dis'ri"' u the ota'e OF ONO
DOunueu u as lOiO"s' !N oegihhihg az the
Sou'n mes' Sofne. ol saio seetioh, ththee along
'ne sou'n oounaary .le OF he Aforesaid
se0uon' &c east " ene nlIuuie oi oneieg creek,
tHehcs uoWn 'he cehtre Oh tne present channel
VI Ss'u oiees sne SCUM boundary line oil
y. Janus owIe1 Dy Danlei M uregor' the division
iihe o. sslu nan secuon snence west along SAID
ulVlsloh l,he 70 tIe west boundary line oil SAID
seOtIon' se 1Iehce aohg saia secuon hne' south
70 Tue Placs Ul beginning; containing one
hunureu llllueu anu thirteen lloI acres more or
leSs' ,...., :.
Also part OF the southeast quarter OF
Secuon eieven IL Of township nine 8 in
range one Oh me upapproprlated lands In
~ Sne Mlhtary DrlStrlct oil Lands subject TO sale
- lahesville oalo; bounded on The west by
lahus ol Dehlsmih WIlams helrs, and on the
nTrsl oy ,anas owned oy Isaac M'Cregor
whic" salu io' OF iand' or part oil SAID quar-
yer secIiou contains tWenty-SlX 20 acres.
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Estate of' 'NTargaret Coble.

Notice is hereby giventhat the undersigned
has been appointed and qualified as Admins
trator on the peststs of Margaret Cobe, de-
ceased. PHILIP COBLE,.
Feb. 90. 1854. Admir-.
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FOR THE READING AND JUVENILE PUBLIC
"A large assortment OF the most popular series Of School
Books as well as a carefully selected lot of Works o
general Literature comprising the British Classics and
the best Modern English French and American Authors
on sale at unusually low rates by q. A. B0EGEL.
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HIP ASSESS ORs.

hereby notiyth township Assessors of the several
townships OF this county, that the Legislature has new
under consideration several notifications of the tax law
of 1852. And it will be useless and improper for the
Assessors to enter their duties until shall have been
ascersned how far the assessment of the present year,
TO be affected by changes in the law .t ~. 7
In view of these facts reque st the Township Asses
sors to meet at the Auditors Office in Carroton, the
last Saturday of April for the purpose Of receiving any
instructions that the Auditor of State may furnish and
adopting common understanding of the provisions and
requirements of the law. JOHN l. BLACBURN,
Cauolton. April 6, 1915 At Co. Auditor
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SALE OF REAL ETATE
by Order of Court.


On Saturday the 18th day OIL. April 1854, al
12 o'clock noon on the premises, will be sold
to the highest bidder, the following real estate
as the property Of Isaac Willis, deceased to
wit: The South half, of the North East Quar-
ter, of Section nine (9) In Township fifteen
Q5) of Range five s containing seventy sew
en- acres more or s-less Situate in Augusta
Township Carroll County Ohio; being the same
tract OF land on which Isaac Willis, resided at
the time of his death. There is about 25 acres
cleared on said land, stone house, good
barn, thriving young orchard, and many other
improvements. Terms, one third cash, and res
idue in two equal annual instalments, with IN
terest, secured by mortgage on the premises.
Attendance given on the premises on the day
of SALE ...Il'I.. i.f
WILLIAM BAXTER Administrator.
d. of ISAAC WILLIS Decd.
March, 1854 a. t. pr fee $50
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GENERAL CUSTOM SOLICITED.

Amongst the aruces to be found at O. A. Boegels
DRUGSTORE Brick Block Main St. opposite the Patton
House. Cafrollton, Ohio, are the following
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Prospectus.
OHIO CULIIIAIOR
VOLUME 10, FOR 1854.

The Tenth volume Of this popular Journal
will commence on The lst Of Jan 1854. We
make our annual appeal 70 the Farmer, The Ne
lehanie, aud the Domestic Circle, 10 lend Us /
generous assietasee 10 supplying the Industrial
classes with a cheap and reliable paper
Devoted to
Agriculture, Donestie and Rural Afairs.
Containing at all times valuable hints for the
Farm, The shop, and The Fireside, seeking
the elevation Of LABoR in all its legitimate in.
teTests; opposing quaekery and humbug in all
their forms, and filing the noble station of a
rue
HOME PAPER OF THE WEST.
The Editors have been familiar with The ma.
culiar condition Of Western Agriculture and bv
extensive travel and observation keep them
selves informed Of the wants and progress o
the country at large.
THE. ONO CULTIvAToR is published on the 1st
and 18th Of every month-i6 large octave pa
ges, with its title page and index at the end
Of the year, making volume Of $50 pages suit
able for binding.
Terms.-single subscriptions 81 year.
-Four copies for dol. Nine copies Cor dol;
and same price [66B cents each for any larger
number.
All subscription to be paid in advance, and
to commence with the year.
Persons sending Clubs, may have them d.
reeted 10 different oficee If they choose; and
those having sent smaller number, may az
terwards increase to nine; or more, at club
rates.
To any person sending US club Of nine
subscribers and dol We will send, post
paid, complete Volume for any previous
year, in paper cover,
Address, BATEHAM & HARRIS.
Columbus, Ohio. |
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FRAZIER AID DRENNeN.

M, t7&II'S FlVG Bif if-sNty6lN
wholesale Grocers No III Market Street
Steubenville, beg to call the attention OF the
merchants of Carroll County to their stock oI
goods, which embraces, every article usually
kept In such establishments. They particular
ly invite the attention Of buyers to their stock
Of Southern staples now being received, and
which will be sold on small advance at cost
to either cash or prompt time buyers.
Steubenville Feb. IA, 1854,
I'D AMI
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NOTICE.

At my instance an attachment was this day is
sued BY Henry A. Stidger, Justice Of the P eace
in and for Centre township, Carroll county, Ohio,
against the goods, rights moneys ndtredits of J.
q ]. Thompson non-residents of said county of
Carroll. .47 em02 11aG JAMES STEET
January, 23, 1854. o's deue 11l I'll s7I7a
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rs W01 Ilgs Mgg1gg 3

sAS MWA ~ SsSsSA0 ShSA ~ sSss ~
The subscriber will sell goods just as low as
they ought to be sold for READY Pay
Purchasers can save at least 10 cents on ev-
cry dollar, by paying for their goods when they
buy them. Call on the subscriber end door
above Gen, H.lA.s Stidger's store, where you
will find large and well selected stock of
DRY GOODS AND GRO CERES, QUEENS
WARE, HARDWARE, BONNETS, SHOES
BOOTS &C, &C .t.. ''a ~
ISRAEL ARCHBOLD. Z
Carrollton Aug 4 1858.
THE HALF CANNOT BE TOLD. .qaa
The most magnificent lot of shawls ever was
seen can be bought 30 per Ct cheaper Than else
where at 81 34 "a lJ fa4a
h9 W, THOMPSON.
Sep ssth 1853.
Iran, Nails & Sait.--A fresh supply just re
ceived CUMMINGS s. BRACKlN
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Elizabeth Jacobs Estate.

Notice is hereby given that the Subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as Executor of
the estate of Elizabeth Jacobs late of Loudon
township, Carroll County Ohio, deceased.
Jan, 18th, l854-3t PETER SIMMONS.
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Elizabeth Morrev,s Estate

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
been duly appointed Administrator on the estate
of Elizabeth Morrow, deceased !fsd aTH 7bbtt 60
Jan. 26, Is54-st ol DAVID WHITE
t+3lta haAd ssai l1i blt Administrator
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S. G. M.KEE'
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-09-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
Progress of the Rapublio,

Under this caption DeBow's review 70,
August, contains an extremely interesting
article from the solid and brilliant pen OF
It's editor. We CLEAN few items Of strik-
ing importance.
From territory Of less than 600 900
square miles in the time Of the Revolution,
the Republic has swelled into over 5000,
600 Of miles, being nearly one half Of the
whole Of North America. Nearly 10
times as large as Great Britain, Ireland,
and France combined-3 times as large
rs the whole OF France Great Britain and
Ireland, Austria, Prussia, Sp in, Portugal,
Belgium, Holland and Denmark together
--ons-and-ahalf times as large as the
Russian Empire in Europe one sixth less
only than the area covered by the sixty
Empires, Stases and Republics Of Europe
--of equal extent with the Roman En-
piFe, or that Of Alexander, neither of
which Is said to have exceeded 5000, 900
Of square miles.
As the writer conclusiVely remarks,
the possession Of so vast domain would
almost, under any other form Of govern.
ment than that which has been devised
by our forelathcrs, have been an elem mt
Of weakness and oppression rather than
Of strength. But the happy idea Of c'us-
tcri"g togethrr separate sovereignties, each
independent Of the other, and legislaiing
ior its own immediate wants, yet oil Of
them combined together into one, for ce,s
tain domestic and foreign purposes, clear
y defined BY compac,, has, for the frat
time in the history Of the world, rendered
RepubIicanisn compatible with unlimited
ex,ention aud libety--compatabIe with
permaneacy and strength. AZ the same
time, We fully agFss With the writer, that,
instead Of seeking for new smpire, save
10 the case Of absolute necessi,y aud de-
fencC. such as Cuba. our true eouse is @to
populsle and develops the great regions
already under our hag 1.-The work ,of Gem
snsiss 70 us and our decendaats. Better
league Of swi,zssland than all the arid
plsins " Tartay. Lst Us not unveil toO
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mong other books and papers the manu-
script copy Of all the letters of Junus,
which we examined. He also had in his
possession copy of the Public Advertiser
in which the letters were published. Mr..
Bailor states that he has often noticed his
father noticing the manuscript with in
tense interest. Mr.. Bailor says that his
father often spoke Of the Letters, whom
he describes as ga tall man in the Spring
and Summer season Of life, never firing
in the discharge Of bis work"
What could have induced Mr.. BAYLOR
to undertake and carry through the ardu-
Gus work Of copying these Letters, is a
question for the speculation of the curious.
1t is certainly rare old document-pro-
badly the only once Of the kind in the u
nited States. a comparison with the
printed letters shows the manuscript to
be a remarkably accurate copy.