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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-10-05

GEORGIA ELEcrros.--As yet we have but
little intelligence from the Georgia elections.
As far MS heard from the returns show favor
ably to the American ticket. The vote of
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-10-05

New GooDs.-Our merchants are receiv-
ing and opening their supplies of Fall and
Winter Goods. So far rs we have noticed,
the stocks appear 10 be large and well as
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-10-05

FoRT GAINES Decentralization is d.
recteo TO the brilliant scheme of this Lottery,
to be drawn OF the oath October Prize to
every tenth ticket. III regard to the last draw
ing, we find the following item in the ATTAIN
ia Republican:
"Mr. NJ. A. Cooke, of Chattanooga, Tenn,
the successful competitor in stock at the late
Fair in this city, was the holder of the whole
ticket which drew the pretty little sum of
$4,000 in the above Lottery on Monday
last"
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 26.-There were
40 deaths in Vicksburg last week, and 20
deaths in Canton.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-10-05

RlTTENHousE AoADEMy-y-'The Winter
Session will commence on Monday, the 9TH
day of November, Under the management
OF Mr. Aldehotf the institution has attained
a high character aud a degree of popularity
enjoyed by but few in the country.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-10-05

That is the self same, identical flag the
American party snow fighting for and under;
and as Great Britain, aided by many thou.
sands of foreign mcrcenares, failed in the
first and second attempt to trail it in the mire
of disgrace, we imagine little need be apprc.
hended from the ant-Amcricans Of the pres.
ent era.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-10-05

The RUSSIAN SoLDIER.-A letter frcm
Sebastopol gives the following Characteristic
of the Russian Soldier:
"But Russia has the best soldiery in the
world. They have no fear about them in this
particular. They are different from the SOL
diery of all countries; it is impossible 10 get
up panic in the Russian army; they will
stand with the stubbOrnness of II mule, and
be shot down by thousands, and never think
of running without they are ordered to do so.
They know nothing but to obey; you might
order out Il Thousand of them against mil
lion, and tell them to stand and tight; if they
had an officer with them that would stand, |
believe the last one might be shot down, and
Won would never see the least movement to-
wards running"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-10-05

WHEAT-One dollar per bushel; Bacon,
large sides, and hams l21 cents per ID. But
little Offering.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-10-05

.=ty" The Maine Liquor Law is now no
longer enforced in the city of Portland Since.
the result of the last election, in which there
was decided popular majority against Inc
law, Major Dow, the author of the prohbito-
ry policy, and present Chief Magistrate, is
reported by the Portland Argus to have de-
tcrmined to make no further special fort to
enforce il there, as he says tina, she people
voted for rum, and pow they may nave it,
The same paper tells as that the Mayor has
Withdrawn IRON the wharf the pOlncmep
stationed there to search for liquor on the
arrival of the Boston steamers.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-10-05

The Atlanta Intelligencrr, democratic, talks
rather dcspondingly; our own opinion is, that
Johnson is elected.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-10-05

"On the shore dmy through the msts the deep
Where the foes naughty host IN dread silence reposes
What Is that which the breeze DER the towering Steep
As 1t ftfuy blows, half scnceals half dscosesY
Now II catches the CLEAN ~ the mornings first beam
In full glory reflected now shines on the stream,
'Tis the starspangled banner! Oh, long may wave
Orr The Land of the frne of
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-24

FARMERs.-Adam was a far
mer while yet in Paradise, and
after his fall commanded to earn
his bread by the sweat of his brow.
Job the, honest, upright and pa
tient, was a farmer; and BIZ, en-
d%Srance has passed into a proverb.
Socrates waa a farnnr, and vet
welded to his calling the glory
of his immortal philosophy. ST.
Luke was a farmer, and divides
with Prometheus the honor of
subjecting the OK for the use of
man. Cincinnatus was a farmer.
and the noblest Roman of them
all. Burns was a farmer, and the
muse found him at the plough
and filled his soul with poetry.
Washington was a farmer, and
retired from the highest earthly
station to enjoy the quiet of rural
Life, and present 10 the world a
spectacle of human greatness.
To these may be added a host of
others who sought peace and
repose in the cultivation of their
mother earth. The enthusiastic
Lafayette and the steadfast Pick
ering, the scholastic Jefferson,
and the fiery Randolph all found
an Eldorado Of consolation from
LIES cares and troubles, in the
green and yerdeut lawns that sur
rounded their homesteads.--Was
h ington Sentinel.
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m. RANNnM h N

NJ anufactHrers Of CoPPER TIN and SHEET
III Iron WORK, such as Copper Pipes for
Steam Engines and Distilleries, Breeding and
Chimneys, Soda Generators and Fountains. Bre-
wing and all kinds Of Copper Kettles, Well and
Clstern Pumps and every other article in their
line OF Business, they also manufacture and
keep constantly on hand the ST. Louis premium
Cooking Stoves, suitablefor Steam Boat Hotels.
Colleges or other similar establishments; made
IN a good and worNmanliKe manner, and out Of
good and substantial material; and Of different
sizes. All kim Of Tinware on hand, wholesale
and retail, No 233 Main street, southeast cor
heT OF Oherrv. 81. Louis. Mo. aprl2-5m
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3 gtitultutal.
IiE that By -, pillow would thrive.
h'msclF, must either hold or drive 80

SroRNy WINrGe.-It is pre-
dictei by the weather wise. that
the ensuing winter will be unu-
sually stormy, marked by heavy
falls Of rain or snow or BOTH
The prediction is based upon the
fact that about tbs same amount
OF water falls to the earth each
year, and as much less than the
usual proportion has fallen during
the last six months, the balance
IS to be made up this winter.
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Dr. Cook'. 80 Ha!r Oll.

For the preservation, beauty, growth, and
restoration OF the Hair.
Il has iong been the desire Of persons troubled
WIN sun, harsh, unruly hair, 20 procure an ar
ticie winch wound at once render the hair soft,
Lively and beautiful. The most perfect and
admirable article ever discovered for that pur-
pose Is Dr.. Cooks Magic Hair oil.
THIS OIL penetrates the minutest pores. Civ
ing The dry and whitening bulbs new life and
vigor, opening the capillaTies, %sofiens, preserves
n~eaaiihes and s%trengthen' The hair, II, and tu-Hs
from falling OF, removes the dandruI, and turns
ragged hair INTO that which is smooth, glossy
ana waYy. II admitted by al 10 be The great
est invention Of the age for Identifying the hail
and rendering II permanent.
DIR COOKBMAGIC HAIR OIL.
Is a superb article, and shonld be found on the
toilet OF every lady who values the glossy and
beautiful appearance Of "the lowing Tlnglst
and the witehing curl. /"
Price. 81 cents per bottle.
For sa E al Dr.. Easleriy's Family Medicinss
store, corner Of Third and Chesnut street sts',
Lonisb, No. Also by p. A. SArpy, 81, Mary
aud BY dealers IN medicines generally 10 The
Wet. sPTle ~
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'|PORTABLE GR.4LN .VILLS.
LERTHER BELTLNG.

THIS article Is now made iu the greatest per-
]focton, and becoming extensively used in the
manufacturing establishments VI The country.
we keep on hand the largest assortment IN the
western cointry, Oi our own, and Eastern
manufacture.
N~uLcANIzED HUBBER BTLTrNG STEAM
PACKING auHErH HOSE. We are the only
agents Of The Boston Company ia this city for
The sale of these goods.
Hosting screws. mill s%piudles, regulating
screws. dlnsal IRONS. patent iron proof safes.
lnli picks, screen wire, copper rivel-. lace lea
ther, calcinei plaster. &C., Sc. ~ constant
ly on hand. IL
n. Louis, April %. 1854. nt1-ly.
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DOCTOR YOURSELF.

The Pocket .ZEz1-D1LI-s.
Or, Ersry one his own Physician
TTEE Fifteenth Edition. with SgsLskr7
Il One Hundred engravins. ZL-krkfZ
showing diseases and malforma- wA&s1h~zE
tions of the human system in eyear shape and
form. To which is added a treaties on the
disease of females, being Of the highest imuor-
lance To married people, or those c~ontcmplatiug
marriage. By. WM. YOUNG, NJ. d..
Let no Father be ashamed 10 present a coDv
Of the Kscupslius to his child. Ii may saw,
him from an early grave. Let no Young man
OF woman enter into the secrect obligations Of
married life without reading the Pocket Hscu-
pallus. Let no one suffer from a hackneid cough.
pam IN the side, restless nights, nervous feel
lhgs and the whole train Of dyspeptic sensations.
md given up by their physician, be another mo-
ment without consulting the Kscupalius.
Have the married, or those about 10 be mar
Iled, any impediment, read this truly useful
BOOK, as II has been the means Of saving thou
sands Of unfortunate creatures from the very
Jaws Of death.
GTAy person sending Twenty-Five Gents
enclosed IN a letter, will receive one copy OF
this work by mail, or five copies viii be sent
for One Dollar.
Address, (post-paid,) DIR. VIM. YOUNG.
No. l52 Spruce Street, Phila.
nov % '541y
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WM. ID. SUP \ SONS-

Sheffield steel warehouse, number 2l3, Main
street, 81. Louis. "Mattapan Iron Company
Hgstou, manufacturers of machiuests tools, boli
cutting and drilling machines. lathes. sc. Sc
EIlcs, edge tools, SC, Sc, manufactured az
Wentworth Works, Sheffield. imported 20 order.
II. BLACKWELL,
apr 12-lv kGFNr.
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J. F. COMSTOCK. & co.

Wholesale and retail dealer in Boots and
Of all kinds, No. lj2 Main street. st.
LOUIS, Mo. aprl2-lE.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-24

Sheffield steel warehouse, 2l3 Main, corner
Of Morgan street, ST. Louis. Steel Of all de-
scriptions in store, or imported 10 order, on the
best terms. l42-6ml n. WELL, Ag'i.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-24

Gatey, McCune x Co. between Morgan and
Green streets, on Main and Second streets, St.
Louis, No Builders Of Steam Engines, Boilers
and every description Of Mil machinery.
any I2-6ms
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ST. LOUIS.


WHOLESALE DEALER IA Wooden, Willow.
and Cedar Ware. No. -, Second st., opposite
Monroe House, 81. Louis, Mo.
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DEs l8aGbr'c GpssAhg.

"@ 80 = LaHHHs@ - 80
Asafe and certain cure for Gonorrhea, Gles;
structures, Seminal Weakness, aud all diseases
OF ihe Genital OIgans.
rms popular and specific remedy is now Of
Tered 10 the afflicted and warrcutedt to cure All
cases OF GonurrhUa, elect, Structures. Seminal
weakness, and all diseases Of the Genital Organs
~ a rev days. This mfalliable remedy has
saved thousands upon thousands from me hand,
OF Mefciless Qnacks, If not from a premature
grave. In case Of Infection, Dr.. Bakers Spc-
cine 49, The only safe and sure remedy. II isvery
agreeable 10 the taste, creates no prcceptable o.
dor, and may be used by persons Of either sex
with entire secrecy without regard 10 diet. hin.
dl"nce from business or Medical Adviser. az
pam hlrecllousio Tor use accompany the medicine
Reader have you a private disease? Do not ne
g'act n. Delay IS dangerous. With DIR. Ba-
Aeis SPECIFIC you can cure yourself, and fbus
prevent al exposure. This medicine viii speed-
ny and elfctually cure The most yirlIopt ras..
Of Secret Diseases. and eradicate eyerv ]n,yticIs
OF ihteclious matter from the system. and restore
the patient 10 a perfect state of hcaltl and puritv
Pnce, 81 90 per bottle.
For sale at DR.. Easteriy' Family Medicine
store, southeast corner Of Third and Chesnut
streets, ST. Louis, No. Also by p. 4 Sarnv-
81. Mary, Iowa, and by dealers In Incidence
s'DsIal1 20 me west apr l2-1y
DIX Hooper Is B1aala Cordial
A valuable remedy for suppression Of the Men.
ses, Whites, Painful Menstruation. l~npoien.
cy or Barreuuess, Sallow Complexion. Head.
ache Dizziness, Weakness Of the nerves. and
all diseases which arise from a arrangement
Of The functions of nature.
The most perfect, safe and infalliable remedy
ior me cure Of all those diseases OF females, ar
lsing from Weakness or debility, and obstruction
90 'he sexual organg, such as irregular or sup
pressed Of the Menses, FluoT AIbus or Whites
Failing ~ the Wolnb, Headache, Frightful
Dreams &c, caused by Colds, checked p~erspira.
tons, excuses, oyer-excitemrnt, sc, is
DIR. HOOPERS FEMALE CORDIAL.
Several ladies iu The city who have suffered
ior many years with the above complaints, and
nave employed our NEST eminent physicians
without success, have used Dr. Hooper's Fe.
mala Cordial, and have been speedily ard per-
inanently cured By its use. ~ there are suffer-
efs ~ 81. Lonis, they can rely upon De. Hoop
Female Bordial as a safe, pleasant aud ef-
icctual remedy.
Price VI per bottle, or six bottles FOR -.
For sale al DR.. Easterly's Family Medicins
Store, corner Of Third ana Chesuut streets, 81.
Mo. Aiso by 2, A. sarpy, 81. Mary,
BY dealers ia medicines generally ia tie
west. apr i2-iy
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UNIVERSITY FAMILY MEDICINES
FEVER AND ACUE

'NHE University Of Free Medicines and Pop
/ uiar knowledge. chartered by The State Of
Pennsylvania. April 10th, 1888. mainly 10 arr
rest The evils OF spurious noatTums: also 10 sup
ply the public with reliable remtd.e-. wHa @
.hc best medical advisers cannot o. Will not be
employed, having pgr chased thc Invaluable rem
edy, kDWtNb'S TONIC MINIURE. fhr
FIRST and oaiy kuoWn for TWENTY yFaas. al.
.he certain cure for The Fever and Agle. and
its kindred complaints, confidently recommend
d 10 The patronage Of the afflicted.
The above Institution likewise recommends
for Bowel Complaints. ROWAND'S COM
POUND SYRUP or BLACKBERRY ROOT.
aud 80 30 dae time vii! furnish is owa remedy
for every disease that can be safely treated in
this way.
By order Of the Trustees.
JOHN X. ROWLAND. N. D..
PRESIDENT of The University, oud Head Of the
Pharmaceutical Department.
Home Dispeusary and Office, no. OK Arch
st., Philadelphia. scrt 20. ~
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&nsintss nitttlntn.
CLENWOOD.


o.. r.. TuuriE. lN. w. gHEENF
TDOTLE & GREENE.
Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
Qleeus,yarc, N'oueWare, Furniture, Boots a.
shoes, Hats IS Caps, au. Ready Made Clothing.
Locust stroe' GIeuwo.i, Iowa. ul5-Iy
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WILLIAM CORFIELD,
Attorney and Counsellor al Law, Glenwood,
june 1S-ly.
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MEnIEAL NuTICE

81 - l.4i-AlhA
Attorney and Counsellor AT Law, on the nortl
aide Of Locust street. Glcuw00i. Iowa. au SIT
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.
JOUNSON X CASAOY

JOHNSON 4 Cassidy.
Attorneys al Law, and General Land Agents,
,ity Of Council Bluiis, Iowa, will attenI 10 pro-
,essiOnai business in the 6th and 7th Judicial
Districts; also, 10 the purchase, sale and loca-
ION Of Land WarrYnis. Particular attention
paid 70 the collection Of claims. aug 3I-3m
ID. w. PRICE,
Attorney Al Law, Council Bluff City, Iowa
refer 10 Is. 81. Hughes, 81. Joseph, Mo, John
D0niphan, Weston, Mo, Mddd a Hughes, 81.
Louis, No. n32-tft
A. &. FORD,
Attorney aad Counsellor at Law, city Of
Council BiuHe; Iowa. aY 2i-9m
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-24

FhHf AAH'N 0hA
The h1rshdry winter cough winch antc,-,
people and iuyalids In a low slate on h,,i,'
can De "Hactualiy cured by the use Of d. ~
tef's Cough Balsam. u warns, mpisfa,s y
stimulates the whole breathing apparatr. an'
hcs and anjmJ'rg the blood. improves The r1II'
tive power Of The Liver, Spleen aud other 80
glands, and The digestive organs, and im,,tti'
NC" "ie 10 lhe wan and cmaacistcd system
BRONCHITIS.
Bronchitis, difficulty Of BREATHING
congh,a Shiny cNpcctoraiiuu, with sl aUUsa
symptoms caused hy an affection Of tho air t,i"'
radlng from the throat 10 the lungs, are dirc.Ull
and specifically affected and cured hy m. ~
of Or. Carriers Cough Balsam. This h .'
poiutul wearing aud injurious complaint, ~
olway7has q powerful tendency 10 inAa,nss ~,
soften the Lung. and thereby induce he wo',
forms OF pulmonary disease. Be warned
l'mc' We afflicted, and employ this ,aluabi,
remedy. "'
EXPECTORATION
Free ETpoc'oraiiou is the most imporiaptI
ect TO he obtained In al aticmpts No. c,rs IL. N
.asos OF the chest aud lungs. The cough Nh,
so distressing is simply ,hc result oil a ds.-a.
10 cNpertol aiei, and rs long 1s foul mattere,5s,,
on 'h' air passages, % VIII continue 10 irri.t'
lhe membrane and provoke cough. Coprb','
IS ah attempt 90 throw oFflis matter, AMI 80
pecj1iuliou gives great relief. TualTity a.
pec'oTdte 90 the latter stage OF cong1n1...
IS uhe cause Of death.
DIR CARTERsCoUGH BALsAu
ihe great eNpccioraut. II dissoIyes he no.
bid and disease matter in the air passayes 49,
Ees . from a thick glutinous substance "a
tim harmless duid, aud throws il OF with N.
greatest possible ease TO the patient. Iber. /,
no better medicine in the world fits expoets.
rant qualities alone be considered.
SPASMODIC ASTHMA.
For simple OF spasmodir asthma there IN,
better remedy lhap DR.. Curter's Cough Baisan
inns distressing disease which rcsistg almoJ
everything else, yields 20 the all powerful in.
Hurnce of This great remedy as readily as ans
other form OF pccioral disease,
EVERY FAMILY
should be supplied with DR.. Carter, Copvb
Baisam, TO be used ia the early stages of Coug6s.
Colds, Splitting Of Blood, Pain in the SIDE ard
Chesl, Bronchitis, Difficulty Of Breatbiny
NiShi Sweats, Asthma, Influenza. Whoopi51J5
Cough, and severe Group, aud thereby.cou6fera,
aci ile c%ohsunpti We tendency which is produ.
ceI by our ever changing climate.
Ftice-Trisl bottles, 25 cents nor BOTTLE. I,r-.
bottles, 81 per bottle, or six bottles. for &
For aaleat Dr.. Eagicyly's Family NedIcin,
store southeast corner OF Third aud Chespu
streets, s.. Louis, also by =. A. Sarpy. 81
Mary, and by dealers in medicines generally
w. ~, "gs'. apr l2-ly
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-24

In cases OF consumption the Liver Is always
more or less affected, ADD also the spleen. plenrs
and small intestines. The effect Of Dr.. Carfer,s
Cough balsam in diseases Of the Liver, ospec-
tally II Il be Of an u~lcerous nature, is direct aud
powerful. Simple >issase Sf tho Livea mat
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-24
DIR. CARRIERS COUGH BALSAN.

It's ingredients, and perfectly hafmIeg. i'm aI ia
qualities, and as mild and pleasant as the most
delicate cordial. II is very soothing and heal
ing 10 the Lungs, and is every where acknovl-
edged by Druggists, Physicians, aud am WHO
have used it to be the most Electual Curative
known.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-24

Is warranted to cure Ague aud Fever, Dumb
Ague, Calls and Fever, Intermitaut and Re-
militant Feyers, and al the various forms of Fe-
yers Incident 10 tie Westil
THIS popular remedy has aos been before
Tue pubic two years, aud i%uringthat time about
Iw~ENTY-FIyE THOUSAND BorTLEs
have been sold and 10 n0-instahce has IA failed
10 ehegI a perninaHt cure a. far as heard from.
o. 70 give entire satisfaction 10 the purchaser.
IS warrented 10 cure all eases, or the money
viii be refunded. Let no man, woman on child
suler with this distressing disease, when a sure
is at hand.
Read The testimony from John Miller 4 Co.
EYANsyILLE, H., Oct. 20. 1853.
Dr. fastery--sir; We take pleasure N STAT
iss that We have purchased 90 b~oitlesof your
Fever and Ague Killer, and have sold the same
TO our patrons, and that il has effected a perma-
nent care "a every ease. We have sold nearly
the various mediciHs for ague and fever. but
Fever and Ague Killer. We believe II Il tbe
medicine now before the public.
Responsibility John Miller 4 90.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-12-04

and an enemy to consolidation. And the beau
tiful and expressive motto to which we now al.
lude, announces a truth to which we, as Viz
ginan, of southern principles, have ever been at
taehed, and to which we will continue to be at
tached, so long as we deem it to be the duty of
the Southern States to remain in the Union. The
time may come when the South, to secure her
self from the tyranny and oppression of the
North, shall be forced to break asrnder the
bonds which now bind her to that portion of the
confederacy. When that time arrives-if come it
must-we will be among the first to raise the
watchman's cry, and to call upon our people ''to
do their duty" Until then, let us be faithful to
the Constitution, and while demanding of others
an adherence to its provisions, let us be careful
that on cur part we observe them.
Thus much by way of introduction As to
the manner in which shall fulfil these promises,
our readers will judge.
JOHN J. PALMER.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-12-04
OUR PAPER.

The Democrat appears to-day in new,
and we hope, in an improved typographical
dress. So long as the present proprietor has
charge of the paper (anG he has purchased it
with the view of entire permanency,) it shall
be printed in a style worthy of the cnterpris-
ing town, and the wealthy and enlightened
county, on which it has mainly to depend for
an existence. We are Determined to strive
TO make our journal merit support, whether
it receives it or not. And we hope to be cx-
cused for suggesting, that we enter upon our
duties at a time peculiarly appropriate for
readers to enter their names upon our sub
scription list. One of the most important
sessions Of Congress ever held since the
foundation of the country, have just COM
menced its long and exciting labors-the
Presidential canvass has just begun to make
the political cauldron boil-a great war in
Europe is at u most interesting crisis, and
the general affairs of the world in a state
never before so full of incident and thrilling
interest. The winter season, too, has Just
set in, and is the appropriate time for read
ing-all combining to make paper at this
time of more than usual interest. We have
room for many more names on our subscrip-
ton book, and should be pleased to entear
many others who ought not to be without a
paper at this important crisis in the affairs of
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