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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-20

country The duties the frontier Of this
high that goods cannot be introduced heuc6 all intro
duscns prohibited is the greatest njustoe that
ever was perperaed any people, and none but Msxi
would stand it, That law could have been equsled
emily by the that followed Tho people Of this State
an their cattle off, Not being aoe to raise stock any
losgsr they turn their attention to agriculture growing
corn wheat &C., which they found sale for at their
deers 10 Spectators who found ready nsrSst for the
gram at frontier posts OF FL Paso, Lmpa and others
law has been passed prohibiting the free passage Of
81 the Lmpia or III Paso. Thus arc thrown idle tue
kabitanis.
The stats 10 deprived of revenue and the farmers OF
TIE means Of subsistiDg nasmuch as they coaid not
Ana nsst hsrs for half Of the produce raised The
indiana won't ahow them stock nor the govern
ne richest State In the republic, and il belonged 10
TIE United States woui be the garden rs people are
rage 70 proclaim. Some desfous OF Joining the Uni
ssa states others are In favor Of the Repubo OF the
Ihavs Just seen specimen Of placer gold found In
yaviHs about two days from Jesus Maria and Ave from
this place. Jssus Maria ID small mining town, about
MIA s,.: sss Tssss are % q s,': sr
werhsd in Consequence Of the Indians.
We have not received Pscaysne here for over two
The :. css zoss. oass
Aivares Wa understand all United States papers are
Prshibtsd here. There 10 this city about af.sen
Ssnt peredcals The authorities sseipg the number o..
papers resolved here became frshsned thinkns they
are teS many fes the safety Of the rspablc enclose
weeks II contains bitter article against Amsrioans
generally, and those Of California particularly This
rsri@sss q so@aness a. In the rr.sent ia. =
% sAer matter That speaks vsn for ety of eight OF
~ saeh, " nswssoy whe goes crying them through
the srss1l Among ali the lahsbItsats thsrs ~, not
- many papers rsssivsd ~ ought 70 ~ received ~
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CONSUMPTION.

ON CHRONIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Co
habits Of both sexes which DISCO rered IN
H.
disease
plant which in with the following and
oins and back VARIABLE IS Obstinate
The
sads. ne pale .hs ises cold .hs nos.rI.
az he pit Of the omaeS oppre.son aer easns
different ways different times day; cold cSs sour Seich
morning nasty thick substantial SPIT. raised up
" s s than r 20 ap
that nasty spit that appears to come from the back
se the 81 n Sss desire for heavy
and a. The pass an Sss that h
Shorter AID in pSa1s he e9SESs (:
males deep inspirst,on be Is sensible degree
eanes some particular part Of the chest lsoa htness
there si sinking sss.a.Ps feeling ss be
The eyes ,eem dim the temper is .sor, ana Irritable sas
%ns & s xs%
au.es q heat In some persons there are mers
head which dno,sd The ps,I.a. when II the sc. q
Tbs. he Sus Their.
and an excited the slight
r. % nd most CRY and susy pmpss and
biochet Of cHerent variety make their appearances
the face the general surface Of the body
decning which very disgusting when in society
There dsagreesbe itching either general local.
hich want to make mention Of the cuar psrts
vhicb is source Of TO the patient and s
otter led away BY the idea that he b troubled with orms
which rrrst mistake his part From the long suffer
ing habits OF those who have
induced In those early but perpcious practices that
would wish remark 70 them were not through decacy
on nv part would make i'm portant further
this subject that would s.trsct general sttsn
ton the above symptoms viii h here insert will
suc,ent hint 70 this lingering aud debiitated class
OF sufferers,
Tie diseases that accompany these .ymy are termed
BY edicsl estarrh In the head liver complaint disease
o. the heart and consumption, because they get beyond
skill snd csnnot relieve them Well those
ncursb accompanied by the above symp
and celb the that would be glad
with DR.. Durkns medicines not those cracked mp
ditipee called Cure alls No; bis medicines only
and soothe the suerngs 81 the above irr
taed, dehitated, and emaciated constitutions He ha.
his rule 70 treat disease matter how obst
nate snd nveteate II be- longer than three weeks
check subdue the fatal Of In the
above time he willing to discontinue his treat
j. d. DURkIH, Consumption Doctor,
No. I73 Bowery, ~ Y.
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LIQUORS, &C.

4 CHOICE SELECTION OF SHERRY, PORT, Ma,
"A deira caret champagne and other wines, brandiss
Scotch and Irish vhskey Jamaica rum sohnapps HOLLAND
domes tic ale and porter for family use, for sale, ~
wM. II. UNDERHILLS. 40 Broome street
NLARET wINRs-MUsT BE ALL SOLD BEFORE
" July Good claret 81 dozen, bottles returned.
Family ale and porter &c. dcIen old brandies &C. ~
one block from Royery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-05

EoR RICHMOND AND N0RFoLK.-THE STEAMSHIP
Il yAMEsTowN, Capt Psrrish, is now loading az Pier
13 orth river for Richmond and Norfolk, and will
leave Saturday, at four o'clock.
LtDLAM PLEAsANTs, 80 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-05

L'CR SALE CHEAP FOR CAsH-sCHo0NER AMITY,
j. about 60 tons; also soop SUPERIOR, 80 tons, and
Re at the loot Of Sixteenth street. East river In
order and ready for Inquire IT ROSTERS store
northwest conner Of and Sixteenth street. N B.
Fer SALE full SO. Of wrecters tools with on
which he cleared several thousand doars AZ will be
shown. Price ofiAtter 5000
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ARABIA, Capt. Judkins. AMER1CA, Capt Lang.
PERSIA, CAPT. Ryrie. EUROPA, Capt shannon.
ASIA, Capt. Z. G. Lott. CANADA, Capt. Stone
AFRICA, Capt Harrison NIAGARA, Capt Leitch.
These vessels white light green
on starboard bow; red port bow.
Africa, Harrison, leaves Boston Wednesday, 9th May
Asia, Lott, /" Boston Wednesday, sd May.
America, Lang, - Boston Wednesday, 9th June.
Africa, Harrison :" Boston Wednesday, 10Th June,
Bertha not secured until paid for.
An experienced surgeon on board.
The Of these ships will be accountable for gold
silver bullion specie ewelry, precious stones, metals
unless bills adng are signed therefor
Of therein expressed.
For freight or passage apply to
4. CUNARD, No. Bowling Green.
There will be steamships this line New York
until further notice.
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DEDUCTION OF FARES TO SUIT THE TIMES.-NEw
~ York and California steamship line, via Nicaragua
Transit Company of Nicaragua, Proprtetvrs
Through advance the ma-700 any
other route avoiding the deadly Panama and mies
engine steamship STAR OF TAE WEST 2oD tons burden
three O'Clock M precisely for Punta Arenas Satur
day May IL 1885, connecting with the stea nship COrtes
2O burden the Nicaragua Transit route having
but twelve miles Of land transportation first class
rages For Or psssge a. the reduced rates
Green Letter bags made up At the oce No un.tamped
Of leaving New York WIN be changed to the 9th and 2Oh Of
each month.
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AMUsEMENrs.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
n DAY PERFORMANCE.
consequence OF the requests which have been
addressed 20 the management persons and families
dng IN the neighborhood has been determined to give
performance Of RoBsinis greatest opera.
WILLIAM TELL
ON SATURDAY MORNING. MAY6
The Principal roles will be supported bv
SlGNoRAS STEFfANoNE and BERTUC MARETZEK,
sIGNoRI BoLcIoNI BADiAiI ROCCO and coLErTI
A GRAND PAS MILITAIRE
will be danced, In the third act, by the
ENTIRE CORPS DE BALLET
Musical Director and Conductor. Max Marstxek
Prices o. sdnssionIPquet Parquet Circle and Dress
Circle 81 Second Circle 81 cents AmphheAtre cents
seats may be secured ut Hall 4 Sens Van Ncrden 4
Kings. and at the box Off 80 OF the Acad envy.
open Mt II o'clock Opera commences At Il o'clock
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MEDICAL.

DR. WARDS UNFoRTUNATEs FRIEND. 81, WITH
certain diseases namely once, delay snd
cure s..S ' ,. Sss s DR. :ss.
fsnsaies can cgTe you rsdieay slsht cases cured IN
p.ss 70 ss1 hi. ssS ana
sy Dr. w rsen for sf NAV
.s ON raEs sG,s S s IT. without tho, ..s The
required o. a''' q CESSATION 'f'm s''Ae's NOV
| mr. J. JARVIS, DENTIST, MOVED TO 90 ST. MARKS
~ place E,shth street near second avenue two and .
daily from to "a. M. and r. NJ, for extracting
& EH s.sn STREE FEW Doors
certain ,oS w .
nR. HUNTER, NO. DIVISION STRICT. NEW YolK
'a his CID s e: r. n: =
sed in one branch Of medicine Tor hs las: ysar sal
stance: q .ea:ia.Isa nssI.sls, VIA 4
and IN All ssses - cure sSsransesd csusioS ~,
remedy red drop diseases Nah
Price ii. csli and get Monitor Of Hssish = ''''~
DR CoBnETT 70 DUANE STREET, MAY BE CON-
suited With ecPadsnSs on certain dissass q ysAss
IN ne Res,s e. .q sh' .%s ts.s
member Of,he University may be his ofoe
DR. COOPER. HDuAYE STREET so LONG KNOWN
~ 70 the c,,isenss Of New York the suooesslI
oiss is.siss the sassssss 70 nd
us e nsPy .n ssa.
nR. JOHNSON, 10 DUANE STREET. HAS PERr,,pu
~ ed mere cures than any other medical nan h, new
York br J's treatment u safe and expeditions: HIS ,J
derste. and the money refunded satisfaction given
IMPORTANT TO FEMALEs.-DR. DUBOIS oyrIcp
Agency for The exclusive treatmens Of al dise..-v
incident 10 females NO. IS Lexington avenue Remedies
tor female a.ranssmsn.: from 50 Advice gratis
containing - served with advice and medicine by re-
turn post Relief guaranteed In all cases. Patients from
distance provided With eligible board. nursing aad q
tendance. = 7t77TT' 49,"
M LARsoNT, PADS AND LONDON PHYsIoIAn
rage Guide 35 PAGES 10 ENABLED By him. seoied
closely TO address. tor sl conoltsd a HssSe
street, OF Broadway, from ii A. M ara =
p M Sundays syceIted Those ~ distanoe treated N
msn and empress W. with other papsrs n 49,
msnding DR. ard bio sasies-Di.patsk Csurisr -
rINO NERVOUS sUFFERERs-A RErIRHD vuvsy
can who possesses prescription that proved 49,
In restoring him to health In few daya Ser vesrs ~
fsnns from general nervous debility anxious 70 msAs
DR.. I'D. WILLIAMS, So Fulton ssrsss Broosiv. Y
THE MARRIAGE GUIDE, or FAMILY T1nTc1I
>, h s.s my, .. e
and Iecturer-Hundrsdth edition; ave hwra.es 10 Ausnor
eolored plstss Price dollar. PubsSsS X. Rsscv'
sThONG, Nassau street, New York who viii foyws.s
mai, ree on reeeiving dollar address Tns 10y
eS'rrordipsrv book read. One feature NTH
senar'y dnsushes this book ali others az AZ .s
shrossh "-hsdieai and Surgical Review. An
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-05

EoR INTERCOLLEGIATE STATES NAIL STEAM
ship ATLANTIC, Captain James West-This steamship
will depart with the United States mails for Europe posi-
lively on Wednesday. May 49, At y o'clock from her
having unequaled for elegance aud com
fort, apply TO EDWARD X. COLLINS No. 80 All street
requested to be board at 0 O'Clock
The .ssamship Baltic win succeed he Atlantis and sal
line carry goods contraband Of All letters
must through the Post 0oe; others win be re-
turned.
TBE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
i Nail ste Amshps.
Prom NEW LIVERPOOL.
Cher eab1n PASSAGE
Chief cabin passage ....' ...'...... ...... sllo
Second cabin passage .............,. ,.......,, 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-05

THE MISSES WILLIAMS BOARDING SCHOOL FOR
children, 1T the country residence OF ex Mayor Tall
madge fifth Ninth street Brooklyn. Refer
Broollyn Commodore cs.s Bosr%.n, Navy Yard Brooa
Ign; Jos. b; King Greenfield, L. J.; Jas; W. Beebe 1856
Broadway; Lieut.. J. De Camp, Navy Yard, Brooklyn;
CLARK COUNSEL so Nassau street, VI d. Put
New York Herald Office; j. G. Whitney, 20 Fulton
street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-05

WELLS, FARGO co.'s EXPRESS TO CALIFOR.
w mia Oregon, Sandwich Islands, and Pacific coast of
South erica. Cfhce No. 81 Broadway.-Uur next
press r California &c will 90 forward on Saturday next,
via Pansma Freight goes by express the Of
thirty per pound when II weighs At least
pounds the cubic foot Freight which the shipper
viii permit TO lie over on the Isthmus until the next sue
ceedng steamer from Panama. at thirty cents
Positively freight received after NJ Small parcels
ceived until p ALL sent In charge Of special
senger Freight must be paeked proof Goods ship
ped In bond D. N. BARNEY, President.
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u Aspinwa and are informed
that u Panama railroad 10 completed and the transit Of
No mule trayelno river boating On Saturday Nag
at two o'clock from pier ut foot Of Warren street
North river will be despatched the steamship GORGE
Law, Captain q Fox, U 5. M TO eonneo: - Panama
J. T. Watkins A spare boat always kept 81 Panama TO
prevent detention Of accident No freight received
Company's ONCE, III West street, to w. RAYMOND.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-05

EOR NORFORK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND -
u The United states mail steamship JAMESTOWN. L.
s,tmday May at o'clock ~, will arrive AZ Nor
the following morning Prom Norfolk passengers for the
South proceed by railroad direct with tickets from
Weldon to Wilmington Charleston, 40. Passage fare
orto So 10 Petersburg and Richmond S0 steerage
haf price Through tehsts 20 Lynchburg, Sh Apply 10
freirh nh enf nr RAtarHhnrn
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BOUNTY LAND OFFICE, Sc WALL sTREET.-ALL
ID soldiers sailors wagcnmasters and teamsters the
widows those served fourteen Gays on sea shore
in any 775 entitled to 100 of bounty
land. those who received 40 80 obtain the
balance charge until lthe warrant 10 collected Apply
70 Inc agent, n T. BETS, 81 Wall street, basement
NAVY BOUNTY LAND AND "ExrRA PAYn OFFICE
Bounty lands and extra pay for u s. Navy sailors,
6c in all since 9ther widows and heirsprompty
obtained and paid.
Balances aue widows and heirs OF deceased u sailors
and nbers coeced and all kinds Of claims against the
United States recovered by . .o.
AGENT aud ste) Purscr U. 8. Navy, 81 Wall street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-05

MAD AUGUsTA.-THE BOX BOOK, AT THE NE
M fropcitan Theatre viii be open, from 10 A. NJ TO
every day, up to Thursday May 10, where tickets
mentary be nett.
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These teamsnps are olassed At the insurance ofoes
and specie and goods wl be insured in them
premium any other steamships that GROSS he ocean
For freight or passage apply to
ID. TORRANCE, No. Bowling Green, New York.
torres Paris
cnhYsTiE, .sCHLoEssMANN 4 CO.. y Quai Casimir
DelayiRne, Hayre.
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M and surgeon, author Of the Medical Adyissy snS ~
rage Guide 35 PAGES 10 engravngs lmaed By him. ssaisd
street corner Of Bross.ay from II A. tll ana ~
msn and empress W. with other papsrs n rcs
mending DR., l. and bio trsatise-Dispaseh CevrSr -
drug store 1890
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-05

THE vANI ERBILT EUROPEAN SINE or STEAM
ships.-rhe first class new steamship ARIEL zSk
TONS Leferre Master will leave New York. from pier 3D.
North river foot of Chambers street, 1T precisely
Saturday May Is, for Havre direct.
The Ariel will be followed by the North STAR June o.
The these vessels will not be table fo.
gold silver bullion specie, jewelry precious
tails unless bills adng signed therefor the value
thereof therein oppressed.
Specie an goods taken at usual rates.
No freight received after Of the day before sailing
No berth secured until paid for.
Letters pgepaii 12&c will be received at the
office TO II A. NJ OF the day of sailing and will be carried
In strong India rubber under lock, and arrival
Havre win be Immediately deposited in the Post Once
there Parcels taken, each prepaid, dollar and up
wards
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

ADAMS CO., CALIFORNIA EXPREss-OUR
IA next express for California, Oregon, Sandwich Is
lands and South Americas will leave per amship George
Law, on saturday. May At o'clock NJ in chargs Of
cells received at ooe, 80 Broadway until o'clock
NJ on dap sailing. W. b DINSM0RE,
E. s. SANDFORD,
s. NJ. SHOEMAKER,
Projectors Of Adams Co.'s California Package Express
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CLOTHING, SO.

U,NGLIsH WATER PROOF ALPACCA COATS. JUST
" received from LONDON large assortment Of superior
the usual price c. BISHOP India Rubber and gutta
percha goods, Isl Brosdwa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-05

DROOKLYN MUSEUM-THE NEXT REGULAR PER
ID formance of the New York Dramatic sociaty will be
given Tuesday l5th inst when will performed
the comedy OF THE RIVALS and The DENoUNCkH.
j. NORTH, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-05

BOARD DOWN TOWN.-PLEASANT FURNISHED
ID rooms with board suitable for single gentlemen maj
be obtained by calling at I26 Chambers St Reference
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-05

YOUTHS AND GHILDRLN's CLoTHING-J0sEPH
i q. CLOSE BAILEY CO., No. 8 Park place, opposite
the City Hail. hand the assorted spring
and stock and styles to be found in the lid
States, al three twenty yvllu
oil 81 whoiesalsUApd for sreatly reduced prioea ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-05

A UsTRALIA.-PIONEER LINE, CARRYING THE
"A United states mail the celebrated A. clipper ship
OCEAN SIEED for Melbourne, 1t pier East River,
nearly loaded, and will be positively despatched In few
day. her second Shippers will please clear their
and few scond cabin berth: upsod The ocean sse:d wse
sail sbou June her having her
frat In ~ days. the best record For passage
green, and ll6 Wall street.
CLIPPER SHIP GOLDEN EAGLE, FABENS, MAS.
~ ter now loading At pier No. ~ East rver and win
positively sail for San Francisco before Tuesday
Of Msy All freight should be board before Tuesday
hayL SUTTON Co., "a W all street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-05

LAVE You CALLED AT THE NEW CARPET STORE
II 15l Broadway, opposite Astor placer Just the thing
needed in that sect OF the cymore than down Broad
way Neshbor smith, just the to manage and
and enable tho seller to furnish cheap lot OF Eng
sb Soods velvets medaons tapestries three phys Bras
sells ingrains d. 10 Heavy sheet oil cloths 2ixl00 ct
on hand. and more coming new store new patterns new
desene and q scale OF prices, to suit the times.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-05

EoR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA, sEMIwEEKLY
United States mail lneThe new, splendid and IN
going steamer NASHVILLE, n. Berry, commander, viii
leave pier 70 North river on saturday Nay 9Th at
all bills Of lsaing ri. BE- 'isssd aad tor the
Through tictets 70 FLORIDA rs FELLOWSHIP JAcksonve
s3l; to Pnatka, $33 The Southsrner will succeed and
leave " edncsdAy, May 9Th. - "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-05

TOR BhLMEN, VIA soUrHAMPTON.-THE UNITED
mandtr viii sail Tor touching al Southampton to
land the mails and for England and France
Saturday May 49, at II o'clock, M from pier 81 North
river frce Of passage from New York Southampton
Bremen 10 cabin main SELDOM $780, first cabin lower
saloon S10 In second cabin 500 An experienced
10 attached TO each steamer Specie delivered in Havre
London All letters must through the Post Office
passage freight apply to Z. H. SAND Agent IL South
lillian street. The steamer WASHINGTON will succeed
the HERMANN. NJ 10.
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INDEPENDENT BATTALION, FOREST LIGHT
o'clock this eveng prior to visiting the Broadway thea
ter By order. WALTER L. CASSIN.
VETERAN CORPS OF lSl2-THE MEMBERS OF THE
corps invited to attend the funeral their late
brother soldier Elijah Fount,in romhis late Residence
West Seventeenth street. Sunday, at o'clock r. M in
full uniform; Grape on left BY order of
WIN. TAYLOR, Adjutant. II. RAYMOND Colonel.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-10-11


Atlantic. The timber d sufficient for fencing
ground. building purposes which is all that is
required,
The future growth and reputation Of The
State will be without parallel. Agricultural,
Mechanical, Educational, the arts aud sciences
morality aud religion are all making rAJid.
strides. and the day is not far distant when 10.
va will be among the highest 10 the GALAXY Of
States. onWard and upward is her watch
ward. There e 4 home for the million and
room 10 spare. 10 conclusion. will give q few
items in politics. am publishing a paper in
Jasper county, central part Of Iowa. but not
political one. Independence in al things neutral
in nothing is the plat form upon which we Cd d.
crate. Our county is yet new and il requires
all parties to support paper. would ike ~
be engaged IN the Republican fight. but rs 4!
is, s,pubiiely, | must hold back Pnyatsty am
with you. | feel as deeply interested 10 the
glorious cause as ever have been. | pre-
sumo you have long Fince received the vote Of
our State in August last. The American tick :
e. carried about twenty three of the counties
of the State, yet rOtice the 'old fogy' lying
sheets Of Ohio and elsewhere, claiming Iowa
Tor them. How absurd, for it is untrue and
false IN every particular.
The Know Nothing organization, from ap.
Pearances, is On the Wane, and the Republican
party taking its place. This think is expe.
dent Tor the present, and is best calculated to
concentrate the forces against sham Democra.
cy or the Saveocratic party. No doubt the
Nebraska question will be the issue in 1866
then it will be freedom against slavery. Place
Iowa on the side Of freedom, because she is
bound to be there,
The American feeling here is very strong,
and its cherished principles will ever be main.
tanned. am an American in every sense OF
the word, am bold TO affirm It to the world.
Americans should rule America; we are more
safe in the hands of Americans than foreigners.
We should guard against the inroads Of Pope
10 fear from that church. We have. Past
history is our precursor A Catholic is sworn
TO sustain foreign church and Pope. regard
less of other uaths. When he takes an oath of
allegiance to the United States, he LIES for he
knows that should war break out upon that is.
sue, he would be against US. Catholicism and
are antagOnistical and cannot
live under the same roof. and the sooner the
separat. on takes place, the better. am an
opponent of Catholicism and may God keep me
steadfasL In the work.
This was drawn up hastily, aud hope your
readers will pardon and look over all imperfec-
tons. Once and while. If l have time, |
will give to the Free Press little smatteiing
of the peltics Of Iowa.
Respectfully,
HENRY WELKER.
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The SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, commenced its
Eleventh volume on the l7lh, inst. This use
ful publication should find reader in every
house in our country. People in every pro
fession ia life will find it valuable paper--Ol.
fOrdiDg continual source Of knowledge. The
editorial department is conducted with great
ability, and distinguished, not only for the ex.
cellence and truthIulness Of its discussions but
for the fearlessness with which error is combat.
ed. and false theories are exploded, We this
week give place to the prospectus of this valu
able weekly, hoping thereby to be instrumental
in circulating this valuable paper, For terms
&C., see prospectus,