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The Nevada journal., 1855-03-30
THE AMERICANS rsTErD :,
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.


To the Citizens of the United States
most humLly and sincerely thank you for the i'm
mense patronage which you have bestowed upon Pills
take this Opportunity of stating that ny ancestors
all American Citizens, and that entertain for all that
concerns America and the Ans rcans the most live
npalAle so much SO that originally conf ounded these
Pills expressly 10 suit your climate habits constitutions
and manuer Of living intending establish my IF among
you! which have nov done, BY taking premises in New
York. THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
No. So, Corner of Ann and Nassau sis. Nc Yors
The Blood Liver and Riii0us Co1spcifl:s.
The Citizens Of the Union fer from disorders cf
the Liver and stomach Tie fair sex pcr!ars tho rrost
handsome in the World ceain Iericd, loose then
teeth and good looks while yet in the Aey-jay Of life
These evils may be ehectualy remcdied ~ continually
keeping the Blood pure and the Liver and stomach il
healthy actor when life will flow smoothly. SAY fear
essy that health and life may be prolonged for wears
beyond the ordinary limits Holloway ills taken 10
purify the Blood in accordance with The directions which
accompany each Box.
Care Of HeaE,ess and De'ily # Tn Years St4ndin7
Captain John johnson, of the Astor House. New York
suffered for Ten Years from arrangement Of the Iverand
Stomach and reduced strength that he never
remedy without deriving benefit Al last he lad cco
TO Holloways Pills, which Completely cured MIN after
using them for three mouths, ana lie enjoys tie
est health.
These celebrated Pills wonderfully ecac:ous in tho
following CONF Illints =:
Ague Debility !ieadaohe scrofpls, or Kings Evil
Asdnna a,3;a IToRsy Indsestion Stone nd Gravel
Blotches the skin Female IRREGULARITIES
Liver Complaints Secondary synrto1,s
Bowel Complaints Fevers Of all Kind,
Nenerial Affections Worms of all kinds
Consultation Of the Fowels Retention Of Urine, Gout
Weakness, from whatever c, use.
9B-Sold OF the establishment Of Frofesso. Uo1JoTsT
% Oorner OF Ann and Nassau Streets. New Yor and hy
all Druggists and Dealers Medicines through
Out the United states in Foxes at 81 cents s. cents md
81 so cents each To be had Wholesale Of the rinciraI
Drug Houses in the Union 4'">'i'
Be- There is great saving by taking tn larger ,-
n B-lircctons for the guidance Of patients in ever
disorder, are affixed to each Box. Scr.I ! eA
10 .Holoways Fills and Ointment are or cale bv fv
IA JodAsoN Co, Wholt sala Druggists 146 Washing
oh erect San Francisco Proprieto.'s Wholesale Agct
ioT taliiornia, Oregon oni Sandvi.h Islands
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fhe following is editorial notice in the Boston bAly
Times, cl Augut 5lh, 1865:
"a SEsLLFUL PHYSICGAN-Dr. l.. j Czapkay has
opened osice at No Ii Peasant street, IN This ely
Dr.C. S Hungarian BY birih and was connected win
ic qaa army, physician and surgeon, under the pa
iToEs~e g hossuh. He combines wi q finished edu-
c.Gioa i most refined and agreeable manners, tee
.aas snsYe scientific abilities aad skill in his proes-
ION. sc feel much pleasure i'll recommending him
9a .-eus physician and a gentleman Df
espi y spent some time in Philadelphia, where he
won ih confidence and friendship Of those who became
acquainted sth hill. Among his friend in p iladel-
ps are gent of the highest respectabity, with
s.osa personally acquainted lie had an eXten-
siFe ar.se ia Hungary, before the Austrians and Rus
s PEELED him L leave it for being found guilty OF
osassl patriotism. We hope ke will receive that pa
= 'Sf z 50 Of so eminent capacity"
t8e --1Ve only few of the many testimonies
Nhlc r. Czapkay has in his posse ssIon, but cannot
tsh or want of space. All consultation by leiter or
ealiersise) free. Address to DR. l.. J. CzAPkAf,
Medical Institute, ArinOry Hall,
eorreE cfamento and Montgomery streets, San Fran
ci=ea
sae's monto by C. &. HARMED CO., No 20 K st,
.s3 Nc. g. street.
The 81 only a few of the many testimonials
which H Czapkey has his posession bat cannot pub
s-h sar OF space All consultations {by letter or
oihei seq free. Address to DIR III CZAPKAY,
Medical luste. Armory Hall, Corner OF Sacramento
and Montgomery Streets San Francisco. 4s-3m
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San Francisco Advertisements.
CASH DEPOSITED WITH THE

TWo PE CCnE pE EIohEEE,
Andi Secured by Mortgages State, City,
and County Stocks u. s. Mint Certificates, d.c.
DEPOSITORS thus not only have the personal
security offered by all Banks, but IN addition
have the benefit Of the securities taken and guar
antred by u.s. and the facility of knowing what dis
position had been made of their deposit.
MINERS AND OTHERS. by reInitting Gold
Dust to us per Express, can have the same made
into COIN or BARS ut the Mint without Commits
sion and Expenses. other thsn the Express and
Mint charges. and if desirous of depostng the
witk u.s. can have the ertiicate of Deposit sent by
rel uru ali. MARRIOTT WHEELER.
q IN 90 Merchant St, San Fra nc
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SIGHT CHECKS on Sacramento ana
- San Francisco IN sums TO suit purchasers,
Jan lst 1854 hAVIS
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YE THAT SUFFER- Read RE1DT
DIX. PAREIRAS
GREAT ITALIAN RENFOV

FOR THE CERTAIN AND SPEEDY CT RE OF r,rsE7 sets NJ
yIT4, ~ nature NO MATTER HOW long STAf1VG
| "iiiiooi ANY INJURIOUS EFFECTTO THE SYSTEM
oS ANY CHANGE OF DIET
IL Nerer la, Fdiled-H eonno, E,3,< o..
MS ldgaluable Specific first Introduced into p
\ tyfy years since, became so we'll t1oIrn .1
tGa t; cure mat in every town and city not only on t
uent put IN Great Britain, the demand for II was ~.
its merits so astounding that in less tbsn a -
NJ it had suppGnad all other rcnedic ~
compeIIed ~ oL the principal cities of Europe weIo
70 ackhowleGge its wonderful ynaser7 ovor dis
ease; froprietors of other Medicine Jealous - . % @
49, TO stay its onward praercss Like ga,
eeofe the mower, their efforts fell TO the rod I ,s, s
re on the prairies sweeping all before it. ts anu o
tpndnt } 1t stood forth upon its own merits
mug Pu5hc saw tried and convinced of ~ -,
dt t7rttEeS The massive furune acnuirnd ~ ~ w mag
I le h say ol II curing the six year3 he prepared il
cease OF the Doctor, the recipe was no DE-
VINO mas lately introduced the remedy int ~ W m I o
oeaes. Inc number of cure, it has already mad @
aitonlshlng Thousands and tens of thoussg Hae are
testimony to its efficacy 01'ahoS can beat
w., !. AA who use 1t, 1t ariH CURE,
~ ts y Speedand certainty other medicine has e,,a
Resort TO No Quack Nostrune.
& oSs remedy that has been triod for the yas fifty car.
BEWARE coUyrEgrErra
c,d go saIe oI tlis wonderful medicine has ALREADY
nectin - sUn OF persons to palm OF upon the unsus
spurious compound closely resembling tbe o.
inal BE particular to buy none vbont ~ she org
htt oi a aarea NJ D. on the outside wrapper ofeocb
poIte All others are counterfeit and their ~ cn
VIII be punished with the utmost rigor Of ba
frlce Ihree Dollars per bottle. For sale bv ID p,.,
soe agent Tor california Oregon and the san
to whom all orders must be addressed 1;t %c n lsla
made to wholesale dealers "a 1'oefal disc9un
Feb25 3n la C1ar .s e.3 J" nolesale Druggist
List ofAgents throughout the s+.+o se0
Or. II. HUNT. Nevada ~ S'a'e'
BlCE COFFIN CO., Druggists Harvsr;u
3: h: SIARkWEATHER, CITY Drug Storn .,.
NJ w; a. BlIoNER, Toulumne Drug Store Sono '"u'
6a1II 6hnJi SIIBTLEIF IIo Shasta Drug store sbass
iiTD; iTIS NUKIHtN Placerve Drug store P1acervius
uAirS Jr.. Sacramento CITY
Ir W. CARR Downievile
Dr. W II. GATLIFF Yreka
Dr. J. B. WINSTON Los Angels,
WHALEY MORSE San Diaso
Gko L. STORY Portland 8 II
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st. Charles Hotel,

Change of PrOprieforsiliD.
fIS ghdfrsgned md begs leave 10 announce to the public
above establishment and will reopen ihe same on Thurs
day next January 4th The Hotel is Situated in central
and commanding position at the
Corner of Washington and Davis streets,
Having One Hundred aud twenty-five finely furnished
apartments oeher with every other convenience belong
ing to public house of the first class As it is his deter
mnaton to spare neither pains expense to deserve
support he respectfully scics the patronage of his
friends and ihe public. Jan l2-lm AGILIIS
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-30

The undersigned having purchased the Stock of the
above mentioned establishment. known as the CITY
DRUG STORE, designs 10 keep as
Full and Complete an Assortment
OF all articles apperaining to the Business as can be
found in any store in the country Every art Gle fur
nished will be guaranteed to be of the best quality and
as low in price the quality of the goods will allow
DIR. RUDOLPH, of Philadelphia, well-known to the
citizens this neghborhood having had charge of the
above store for months past,) for his skill as
Druggist and for his ability and care in compromising
Physicians Prescriptions, will have entire charge and
control of the business. DIR. H. HUNT IL Co
Nevada Dec. %, 1854. Main street
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A Home for the Sick!

e WOULD SAY TO THE CITIZENS OF NEVADA
IL and vicinity, that having reft and enlarged my
house, have concluded to open home for the sick.
where every attention will be paid 10 the wants and
comfort of the sick Those not desiring Medical atten-
on by me at liberty to employ any other Physician
they may choose.
The establishment is situated on Broad street, two
doors above the Virginia House
35-t MRS. I0LDRIDGE, Doctress
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DIR E7ILLERSHEIDT,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,

offcE-on Broad Street, opposite the City Market and
three doors above the Virginia House
y. b-ramiiies can be supplied with Homeopathic
hEpeiHEs direct from Germany very moderate terms
Females and Children 70 9n,
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BEEF /! BEEF!
900 Head of Fat Cattle
FOR SALE

X tue undersigned at his Corral in the town Of Ne
- Vada, or at Penn Valley. where a supply at all
ines VIII be kept and for sale the lowest market
Pce. lnese cattle have been in the country for
yeas ana butchers would do well to see them before
purchasing elsewhere.
March 9 1855. Aim A. JOHNS 8
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In his New Br1ck Store, on the Corner OF
Main and Commercial streets,
where he has been doing business for last two
and a half. His Stock is now LARGER and the VARIE
TY GREATER than at any former time having been se
lected personally from the
Best Houses an San Francisco.
which with the practical experience of the undersigned
cannot fail to give satisfaction to all All work purchased
at this establishment if rips before having done
able service, will be Repaired FREE OF CHARGE.
having established himself permanently
III Nevada the undersigned is desrous that his work sl
commend him to public confidence and favor and it will
be his constant aim to accomplish this object by doing
ustice to his customers.
He has also on hand on assortment of Sad
dlery, Harness, Whips, Spurs, &c. &c.
N. B. Surgery performed old Boots and Shoes as
usual, by mending the broken; Leather Socs put OF
Rubber Boots and Shoes. thus rendering them du
rable and less injurious TO health.
Gg- There will also be aPRACTlCAL HARNESS MA
in readiness to make aud repair at short notice. and
reasonable terms. P. J. ESPENSCuEID,
33tf Corner of Main and Commercial sts
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40 CS. TWIN BROS, TOBACCO, 25 e. Twin s;s,o-, -
~ 70 Is Fruit and Elephant Tobaccot
80 cs Peach and Apricot Tobacco
80 cs 81 Sacramento Tobacco 40 es Granado
N-iisAi Aiis i0oscco For sale by
Fs,-ua.rs 4. E. BREWSTER 4 Co
tcrner 0! Front and Cav srea.,
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City Drug Store,

MAIN STREET, NEVADA.
December IS 1854
vNIuE UNDERSIGNED RETURNS HIS SINCERE
q thanks the citizens of Nevada and its vicinity
for the very liberal patronage bestowed upon him since
ne has been among them, and desires TO recommend 10
them his successor, DR. HUNT, one well worthy of
their patronage. JOHN LARK.
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BTArKsMTTfTTNG

AIDES AND CHILDRN'S SH0ES-The larges
l. and most desirable Stock ever brought to this
ma rket. Just received and for sale by
3O-2m o. p. BLACKMAN. Commercial street.
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BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS.

THE undersigned begs TO ret his
thanks to the citizons of Nevada for
the liberal patronage thus far bestow
ed upon his establishment, and to in
form them that he is now ready To
please them
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& U5 LIE @ CEtIAlN r ANDSPEFDY CT OF DISEASES or
fKINATENATCRE No MATTER HOW I0HG or ~ - NJ r
WITHOUT ANY INJURIOUS FFFECTTO THE SYSTEM
Ok ANY CHANGE OF DIET -'
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he following is an editorial notice in the Boston Dali

1eisr CT Walnut and 7th streets, Phil-dGi h'a: ~ "a.
Eaess 10 the above \. Chaser, Notary fOic i-o III G.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-08
mar Pacha was at Souchem kaIe.
MISCELLANEOUS WAR NEWS.

The latest despatch from st. Petersburg dated Oct %
sayshe whole of the militia been ordered on the
march, to reinforce the army Of the South under
Iuders. Two liners, sixteen frgaes and some gunboats
have entered the nneiper.p
The Emperor Alexander had left Nikolaef for Ezabs-
good, $50 miles northward The usual story is revived
that his reason is affected.
There Is nothing definite to the resignation or
recall OF Gen. simpson than brought by the Ara
Co. Tie London Post says that new commander Is D.
pointed but does not give his name. Ruuor mentions
sir De Lacy Evans Codrngton, Markham Colin Cam pbeil
and others
oman racha WHO had been taken at sinops, hal been
exchanged.
The MoniisG publishes list Of tho stores found IN
sShastopol comprising million shot and cartridges, and
half million pounds Of gunpowder.
st. Petersburg letter Of the 18th says the allied
ces bad caused dependency yet everything indicate
DE intention Of RUSSIA to continue the war. Prepare
lions making for fourteenth levy aud enrolment
Of Inc local militia. Prayers offered for the Empe.
tor'a aaie return from the Crimea
THE attitude OF Sweden regarded 10 st. Petersburg
with Increasing suspicion.
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NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER g. 1855

chase, which being accomplished, he ought to
have been recalled. His jealous suspicious
disposition, bis pugnacious proclivities, his
constant neglect of official courtesies and his
blessed innocence of Spanish manners, customs
and language, entirely unfit him for our repre-
sentative to a country with which we desire to
cultivate amicable relations. But if he must
be inflicted upon our neighbors we advise him
to keep decidedly in the shade, in order that
he may cool his blood, while the "Reminiscences
of past events may blow over. Let him study
Ollendorfs grammar and consult Spanish
dictionary, inquire the current price of pulqa,
and live on low diet.
1t must be admitted that our government is
experimental, with an experimental President
at the head of it, and experimental ministers
abroad to represent it, to try the patience of
ourselves at home, and the rest of mankind
elsewhere. The people have now had enough
of experiments, and it is to be hoped the next
administration will have some other recon-
mendation than their insigni6cance to recon-
mend them for popular favor at the Presi-
Dental election.
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IouNG ENGIASD-The London Times, in its
fierce onslaught upon General Simpson, pro-
claims with real gusto the probable announce
ment of batch Of appointments OF "astouud-
ing juvenility." This is the prescription OF
fogyism and the triumph Of Young England
q long genial stride towards the overthrow OF
the aristocracy, which Is the embodiment of
the present imbecie administrative system,
and the Inauguration of the middle classes
the half way men -as the governors OF the
United Kingdom. The present war, II il &C
complish no other good, is likely pretty clearly
to prove the utter incompetency Of the here
ditary classes to administer public affairs in
the spirit of enlightment, which is the charac-
teristic of the age. The progress of general
intelligence in En- gland has been as great IN
the last ten years as in any country on the
globe; so great that IL becomes necessary ac-
tually to prescribe all the old officers aud toia-
stall the younger ones in order - secure q tole-
rable discharge Of both civil and military da-
ties. Thirty years ago such men as Lord Rag
Ian and General Simpson would have been re-
cardcd as faithful exponents Of British inte-
rests; now, they are behind the Juveniles whose
anticipated installation to military command
is a subject Of cxultation by the leading Lon
don press
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How THE ELECTION WENT Orr N THE CRY.
1t Is rather surprising, considering the
warmth of the canvass and the religious feel
ings which were called into play. that the
election passed or as quietly a. II did. Not
wi,hstanding the direct issues offered by the
Know Nothings on the one side aud the 10
reign born voters on the other no blood was
she'd, and the few scrimmages which did take
place in some OF the more notorious wards,
hardly deserve so be recorded In no one
ward Of The city DO we hear that men were
actually prevented from voting, ii their naiu-
ralization papers We're correct On one or
two occasions attacks were made on The Know
Nothing ticket distributors, but being met
firmly, the assailants soon vanished
i Is, we venture TO say most creJitable
circumstaucc that an election OF such import
ance should have passed on 50 quietly IL 50
large city a. this. New York oyerilows with
reign immigrants, new 10 tie franchise and
new to the exercise of those restraints which
operate IN licu Of laws in preserving order
among the native population OF this country +;
and on Tuesday they must have been sorely
tempted, by unlicensed liquor and no small
amount OF provocation, 70 unruly behavior
let we have no outrage 70 record and even
less actual disturbance than has often marked
the annual celebration Of foreign anniversa-
rics or saints days,
No small share Of the glory Is due 20 Mayor
! Wood ard the police Who In come quarters n.
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Great syrItnsu.

new coalition of Lord john Russell, Bright Gladstone
and D'Israeh still talked OF.
Lord Panerston wishes the Earl OF shafesbury ac
cept vacancy the colonial secretaryship owing TO
Sir VIM. Molesworths death, but hs colleagues oppose
The name Of Lord John Russell Is also mentioned for the
office.
The London Times has a noticeable article (ciito.
rial) respecting American expansion, and says
the English government is emitting no oppor-
tunty Of reinforcing the West India squadron,
ana thus interpreting a powerful barrier between
Britain and the North American Continent AT this mo-
iGent, says the Times North America II Ia profound
peace with the whole world yet IL il the less true
hBtusteriig expeditions, destined TO carry and
hoa1shed into tho domnlcns Of en unofening neghbor
We cannot believe that those who engaged In
enrolling unhappy men for those desperate and criminal
erIIises, fully contemplate the Of descent
uron Ireland FOR instance probable possible
II prevent the expedition from sailing inter
celt them In mid ocean shall have dome much wards
averirg the dangers which must arise shoaG they
"a lied "a. 10 iheir natural devciop4ments So
An important discussion had been held in The Liverpool
Chamber al Commerce the present British monetary
crisis. Eesoutons adopted that although there Is
~ f5r immediate narr1, the government should
anticipate and prevent any break down Of public
rdeAce Nv suspending the operation OF the Bank act q
iS4 during tbe crisis Of isAI the London fieas or
pates this expedont
Cuson on The glorious IF The allied army, "a
which tie Queen made suitable reply, ps9niising 4
vigorous continuance Of The war.
Tbn onaon arera comment atronvIy on Aiurll SIR.
HAYS dilatory movements Ia The Pacific, ~ rhi Or
te 20i ~ Nay he permitted The Russian fleet @ pe.
Lord Whsrnciile and Ar. G. Lucas member Of Parlia-
Tbe New York clipper ship Carrier Pigeon attadonel
a. 80 vas taAcd BY steamer into Cork tarb0r The
set.iu ,pd crew Aferwari- arrived there Ii 4 boat
The ship America wont ashore at Gibrtef and became
a total wreck.
,f Parliament, voe Mleswofta, with good chances i
success
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with view to the introduction Of Portuguese labor

with view to the introduction Of Portuguese labor
ers, had been lost in the Legislative Council,
The steamboat John Potter, when approaching
this city last evening from Perth Amboy, ran down
row boat of Governors Island. Leo Pope, mas
ter rigger, and the two boatmen, were drowned,
and six other riggers had very narrow escape
from death. The men had been at work on the ship
S. H. Talbot.
The eighth anniversary of the New York Acade-
my of Medicine was observed last evening with an
address from John Watson M. d., which was listened
to with much interest by large audience of ladies'
and gentlemen. The address was not completed,
but we are assured that it will be finished at an
early date.
In another column will be found an interesting
narrative OF visit to the Loo Choo Islands and ST.
moda, of the latter of which places the writer has
given us one of the best accounts that has been
written From the descriptions, the japanese ap-
pear to be more highly cultivated and intellectual
people than would appear from the statements re-
| Gently published. Whatever exceptions may be
taken to the accuracy of the views expressed, the
letter will repay perusal, from the agreeable and
| even elegant style in which it is written.
| We give to day the translation of an important
article from Paris paper-L' assemble Rationale,
of Goth October last-on the monetary crisis of
France and the means of meeting the extraordinary
pressure. The assemble Rationale proposes that
instead of the Bank of France raising its rate of
discount, and curtang it's advances on property, it
should be empowered to augment its capital and to
purchase specie in the United States. The article
is deserving of notice.
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A KITCHEN CABINET PRoPHEcY.-The little
organ at Washington, of the Kitchen Cabinet,
perpetrated on our election day the following
consoling prediction in regard to the probable
general result =
In New York. it is likely that the Prince is to prove
true prophet the chances being strongly in favor of the
democratic (soft) ticket. Hardism has fairly died out
there's most Of those of the hards who have the
Know Nohngs, having gone back into the regular ogan
zation of the party The straight wings too design vot
ing the regular democratic ticket with great unanimity
order to be certain of the defeat Of Mr. Stewards party
IL not to be doubted that consultation among their
leaders, this policy has been formally determined
That "fifty thousand plurality" Of the Prince
did catch gudgeon or two, after all. And so
"hardism has died out" Ell? and the hards have
gone back pretty generally Unto the regular
organization of the party ~ So it appears
from the woful decline in the free soil soft she'll
vote. The Kitchen Cabinet ought to have known
that the Prince was joking Didn't he predict
in AS that Martin Van Buren, would be elected,
when his only object was the defeat of Gen.
Cass?
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all events, did what policemen have not often
done at elections in the city-interfered on be-
behalf of the peace. But it would be unfair
to deprive the citizens themselves of the Gre
dit that is due to them. To the quiet and tole-
rant behavior, nearly as much as to the decided
attitude Of the members of the victorious
party, the great moral triumph Of Tuesday
was chiefly due.