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y '.f }'Hr~.--We wood call the attention of
, the Indies to n sunerior six and Woo IN
Dre.s Gods, I'd gloves, Hosiery &c o lie ,ound
ToRBERT's
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SII.k MANTILLAS, Of various Tnims.
- For sale by WIN. TORBERT.
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~ " NTrt.-i!r w Hangap J;ox md sack
! we con :: together W III an a or mcnt of Froc
'o't- We t and ''analoons. for sac by
NV ~ i Y. ASH
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SUPER-PI0SpnATE OF LIME.

4 quantity Of This invaln0blr manure Just
4 received and for sale by
STOUT X FORD.
tNg"G North Eat DnnOt.
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HALIFAX. Jan, 1.-The royal mail steam
or Canada arrived here this morning from
Liverpool, with dates 10 Saturday. the 9th
at
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MEDICAL.

l .se.-Mk KErNEDY, Of Rossurs., has discovered IN
kind Of humtr from the worst ssoxfuA down commos
He over 100 csses and never failed sxeey
in two casesboth thunder humor He hss his DOS
session two hundred certificates Of s virtue sU within
Two bottles warranted nursing sore mouth
One to thee bottles viii tho kind pnpies on
Two % three bottles viii cure the system of bOiIs
Three to I've bottles are warsed to the
to two bottles warranted 70 cure all humor in the
bottles to running the eyes and
six bottles are warranted TO cure corrupt and run
oks bottle will cure scaiy eruption Of she skin
I've three bottles warranted 70 the dss
Three to four bottles warranted 70 the sal,
Five eight BOTTLES win the sorouia
perfect cur. ssn.nssd When The above aUsss.s =;
ysnsy Il know Ss S' ss o..s
So sure water VIII s1.Ssss fs g SURE Win this o...
;s rsy: ps o % Thar ~ thing
value b. bean ns0s nn
ar sv: some q sls sudden rise and popusrs,
Of The discovery VA, sat. Tia; in April ,s ssadIod
ever thousand bottle. per sss sAaSss q di.
@ Day s
dren years. dessert sreonful children from Ave 10
.
bowels syss day Mr. S.nnodZ syss attend
Esss.dy No rs T.n s street RsSss.ry h;;: Price q
c HSs s Sssi.g sss A. i
3. ssnds No. IN g.lson street; k.Tsh NOrthroP iN
e! c :'f
Srsnhlin street EEss..n. Robin. c.. Maiden i.ne
Co.. Maiden lane. And retled By all respectable druggist
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SHIPPING.

I1OR CHARLESTON AND fL0RIDA-SENt-WEEK-
II ly United states mail lns. The and fast going
MARION, W. Foster commander will leave pier
No. North River on Wednesday june Is. at O'Clock
bills ading will be signed and tor passage 81 the ooe Of
sponcrd Teston Co. 20 Broadway Through t'ckets to
The Nashville will succeed and leave saturday June is
UOR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RIcHNoND-
u The United States man steamship ROANOKE T.
Mednssdsy, June 18Th ~ O'Clock r. NJ win arrive
Norfolk the next anesnoon, and ~ Petersburg Rob
the south proceed N railroad direct with Through tickets
nom weldon TO WILMINGTON Charleston 10 Passage and
fare 70 Norfolk ~ to Pstrbprs and Richmond t0 steer
age half price Thrcueh tickets 70 Lypohburs, SIC Apply
frsiSht taken for Richmona.
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BowERY 1 WIsATss EVENING. yvrrn
GRAND SCENIC FESTIVAL
And s rk ssins ser the
The Scenic Artist " the above sstablishment.
The combustion Of offered Ut
performance
Tragedy Comedy Spectacle Ps<or, Ballet, Melo Drama,
=, Ethiopian Dslinsstions, nsnoing and Singing.
BY permission Of A II. PURIFY, Esq
Miss Eleanor the American pfma donna from Buekley 81
BY permission Of MessYs Buckley.
Hsrry Seymour, Mr.. Grifhshs,
John WinaDs, Mr. Lsf6ngwell
The old Bowery favorts.
The Washington Bress Band;
Miss Henry, the charming dAnseuse,
By permission Of h. A. MARSHALL, ESQ.
Old Dan Emmt in his original banjo solos, eooentYctes
- Tho French and Spanish Dancers;
the day.
SEVEN PIECES.
JONATHAN BRADFORD.
SALVADOR NCsA,
introducing the entrse Of Jul OF equesrans
Lact act OF RICHARD AL.
SEVEN TEMPTATIONS
introducing the Of French Spanish Dancers 20 in
DAY IN PARIS
The great scenic painted BY horne ofthA
LAS T DAYS OF POMPEII
with the groareruption and volcanic explosion
a. TWO OF TIE B'HoYS
with great VARIETY other en- il mepts mak;nr
WEDNESDAY, LCNE13,
THE GRAND GALA OF THE SEASON.
BOX BOOK for securing seass Secure your seat
before Wednesday.
Twenty five sense
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CURE CURE -DR. WARDS UNFoRruNArUs
Friend nov isnssd before every other remedy me sny
remedy that will not disappont us erisnsi witsosz
mercury Or mineral poisons No t,sd TIE Uafor
eoA pleasant 90 sslutsry Many cured by one Sos
once Canal o., ene deer sast Of Broadway.
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MEDICAL.

DR. SWAN APPRISEs BIS FRIENDS, AND THOSE
who wish TO consult him, that be IL daily 81 sGss,
No. chatham square, In partnership DR. Lake.
bis celebrated remedies are or Recent
price 81 per bottle or boz.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES-Oa DUBOIS OFFICE
Agency for the exclusive Of all diseases ,nei
seventh street and Fourth avenue Remedies for female
dernns ements from Vi 10 50 Advice gratis
and letters CONFIDENTIAL Mail letters containing %
with advice medicine BY Relief
board. nurspr nd attendance.
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ITO THE FREDERICKSBURG IN THE NEW YORK
Herald Of this morning communication signed "One
Of the E1hibiters rssstns upon the iasgry the .s
Museum, feel II duty pronounce the statements h
that communication wholly untrue.
The simple why the ptze OF 80 Tor the attost
child under l6 not .vardsa 70 the besptf9l girl nom
Breokyn be found in two fAoGs In the first place,
abe old by her aooount and in the second,
eng beyond the prescribed she could obtain esr
fcate could form part of tho Baby
Show. :.
Until evening contemplated to sJtsnd The
Baby Show another week Tho idea ofexsending u
four entertained. = ~ -
bted publicly in Eussnd had ensascd to exhibit herself q
Museum four after the BABY Snow
This may accouA. for the mrepresentation a.
luded to.
she has not been treated with hberay
well perfect fairness throughout 10 certainly
AA'"A w. JOHN GREENWOOD, Ja.. Manager.
Barnum's American Museum, Now York, June Q, 1856.
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Ar LARNoNr, PARIS AND LONDON PHYsrcIAN
and surgeon o. ,9s ssess Aayissr And Mar
closely any address for 81 eonsuited At al Rease
~ sundays s1esRt.d Those a. distance treated by
mspdipr DR. L. and his Corys. a. Ts.x
1nis Day Book, Stats Zeitung, National Democrst
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These steamships closed ct the insurance Offices
and specie and will be insured them at as low rates
Of premium other that the
D.TORRANCE, No no Wiling Green New York
SUMNER, MUNTANT 4 DRAPER, 26 Rue N. D. des Vic
cHRYsTfE, scHLoEssXANN & CO., q DUAL caismir
Delayirue. Hayre
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FNO DRAMATIC AUTHOhs--THB 0NDEH9loHDD
proposes TO the dram ate .stho |. As United seSss
70 invite their exertons behalf OF H. drama 10
ton for the ollowingFor the best farce In wk1A =
Irish male and Yankee female sha te e1in
IN thee scts with % iIish male and Nsskss fsmes A
Ave acts In which Irish male and Yankee 1nas shs
racter shal be the most promineAs-Fys hundred ser
~ The decisions WIN b made y ocnpesent
eepton Of the plays which % tbs rubssSse
2 East Nineteenth street, the Broadway rhsasre -
the first day Of August next Ths sukscribe des nm
called upon By the recent wholesale pfAsy Of hs p
yase 70 make me above PrsIcsal IN ths hsps
In measure om the pnprncpied use Of ndividrs2
property. BARNEY WILLIAMS. Cene6an
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NANTED-TBREE OR POUR GOOD SINCERE M
w fill mp Minstrel band to trsve psrmanenS suss;srs
and good salaries Those that play nrumsnts presrrsd
Also, good vioniss. Apply to Ksmbls 81 Wet 2th ~
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DARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUM-oPEN EVERY
ID Day and Evening" with its immense array Of cariosi.
ONE WEEK MORE,
AND POSITIVELY TnE LAST Wick OF
THE GRAND NATIONAL BABY SHOW,
which will be continued this establish ment with view
to crafty thousands Of citizens and whe
abe during the last week. 70 obtain admitance, On ~
'''A uNPARALLELEp CROWDS OF PEOPLE
that filed the Museum and besesed Its doors from morning
ALL THE PRI2E BABIES
will DO exhibited this suitably distinguished BY
premium BABY oF THE ENTIRE SHOW.
said to looking child in the United States -
TWINS, TRIPLE1s AND FAT CHILDREN.
whom distributed che 81 100 in premiums; and
PRIZE CHILD EXHIBITED BY COUNCILMAN WILD.
and to whom he presented 70 gold ioeket.
The children will be all ranged high platforms, where
DISTINCTLY SEEN AND NOT HANDLED,
EVERY DAY, FROM II A. u: TO 5 p. NJ,
most Of them remaining 60 b ssen sesides
public The ample and improved
have been MADE 70 give effect to the brief
0'n''n0' MOST II EXTRAORDINARY NOVELTY,
ana V WITNESS TINE VIII tn EASE AND SATISFACTION
tho Interesting display OF infant loveiine and pereo
THREE PERFORMANCES IN THE LECTURE ROOM.
at IL o'clock in the morning. at In the afterno0n and
alss O'Clock in the evenax whom amusing pieces II ths
The living Ostriches, the 6yig Oursng Outang. Maine
Gantess eight feet high Dwsrf Lady twenty inches
high; Mammoth Girl Fejee Mermaid, 10 are here
Admittance, rs cents; children under ten l2 cents
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MATRINOEIAI..


NTATRIMONIAL-A GENTLEMAN. THIRTY YEARS
M Of sge, Of domestic habits. good business quail
fcations and possessing large income derived from leSi
innate business, and OF liberal views to disbursements
&c wishes to make the Of lady OF Aec
anee, &c with view 70 mstrmopy All communications
oonfdentiay and honoraby and IL
turned Answers solicited from al Of the Union,
toularly from the South Address George r. Freeborn
New y ork Post Once.
MATRIMONIAL YOUNG MAN WISHES TO MEET
V with . suitable oompaniou-s congentsl spirit He be-
eves that acquaintance ie.tns happy union, may
arise from this unceremonons form Introduction rea
Oily other Should this meet the Of any agree
able young lady who desire 10 find confidential aud
sympathizng companion protector and friend
she viii please address Post Once Nassau street,
with real address, which will with conden
tial and strictly honorable attention.
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Jingle TOMS CABIN, WITH LITTLE CORpELIA
~ HOWARD and her PARENTS Mr. aud Mrs q. q. Howard
will be performed Ia this oty every night week
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tHH WtI oVery night next week.
OLYMPIC CIRCUS % B0WERY, UNDER sPACI.
~ ous summer pavilion H. frsnconi Burnell Run.
pals. propretors Open every eyeany Afternoon mar
formances on Wednesday and Saturday. =
CHARLES STREET THEATRE, BALTIMORE, YOR
corner Of baltimore and Charles streets offered for rsnt
for year or longer from the close the
During the past tive seasons II bss been we'll attended BY
the best portion Of our oe2s and notwithstanding Abe
proprietor believes that busia has bscn profitable
psny sns aesuys ss
to the manaaer hereafter 1t 10 good repair, and
lately been much improved tia hon, rendering
Of the most oomfo5tae ana airy .hsstrss n the ely
second to in the oousry regards bsanSy
neatncs and eligibility Of location For terms address
w. MCCLELLAN, Baltimore Nd.
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EXTRA Paw.

BOUNTY LAND oEFlCE--ALL SOLDIERS, SAILORS,
I'D yaeoumastefs tesmstere, or the widows OF thpee
Who days on sea or shore IN any war since
7H are o. titled 100 OF bounty land. Those who
received 40 or 81 obtain she balance No charge
rht the warrant collected Apply TO the sgept .. q.
SHUfELDr NO. Nassau street. t~o doors from Wall.
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TOR SALE OR TO LET-THE NATIONAL THEATRE.
in tho CITY Of Warrington. 1t the largest
the country the only in the city. and has always paid
good rents II fronts Pennsylvanis avenue
stree. eighty eight feet ru.nins hack that width hun
continues that width the further distance Of atty feet
making total depth Of hundred and fifty
Under the theatre M large saloon which has for
go per week 10 An entsr1isirg mar Who understands
itself in years The pay ment viii be- made
convenient to purchaser OR the property VIII be leased
for suitable party Applications
be addressed to W. II. WINDER, Philadelphia.
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DEDUCED IhlCEcl-lW Lbs. 6A0GAGE FhEEll-
No espo.ure 70 deadly mss sad dangerous asSss.
ss rsn s ksrosaThs United ssssss N. sss.%:Sia
prssssg q
Msr y sas, the s1s.h. -1 sSa.s
somnsndsr Passengers and mail: vii be icrs.tdsd 81
iS nns q sA
stephens, l2st6 bufthen r. r. Pearson, Esq, com
Tor San Frsnesco The public are inform neat thai the
GS S s Sr sas s1, s
N
CIIPPKR SHIP GALArEA. FoR SAN FRANCISCO, Is
f:Pdy oadSs = P:s II r. ian , and M
Shippers viii please have all Their freight on beard "
s: e. W
nor SAN FRANcIsco.z THE A NEW STEAMER
the 1is juno For freight and apply % the upd
This steamer oGsrs sns for imissdnum
Der Of Iassengers Persons avAn Of this opportunity will
'' wiiiAE iSB%ca soa s1s IR % Beaver st.
A UsrRALIA-PIoNEER LIEx.rcARRYINa TH
GRsS s.;se; clipper A
o. her :s.s, shs 1 lime
81 ss;;sfsis' 81
TT S. NAIL sTBANsnIP conPANY.-Foa HAvANA
". and New syieans-0n Monday, June la staP. y.
ssR R:snS :'s
be secured at the ooe Freight New rcsns 50
cubic foot Shippers will be supplied with blank bills
OF ladng Of the form signed by the application
~ their once No other forms signed and bills sflading
sage apply At the once Of the COMPANY No. M Wet
TT S. NAIL sTEANsBIP coMPANY,-FoR HAvANA
". and New orlesna-on Monday, June Is, Az r. n,
from pier foot Of Warren street, North ryer the we'll
known and favorte steamship CRESCENT CITY, Captain
John McGowAn. Having Teen thoroughly oyerhaulsd
put claes condition will her place In line
and sail above Passage be secured ~ the oompanys
ece Freight to New Orleans, 30 cents per cubic foot.
Shippers win % supplied With blank bills Of sdins OF tho
fee NO other forms signed and bills OF ladng will be
ned after the hour Of sailing For freight passage
apply At tho once tof the company. III West street
LNoR PoRTLAND-sTEAhsHIP CALEDONIA, CAPT
IL Seudder will leave pier l3 North river Tuesday,
June ~ at4 NJ Freight taken for Montreal Quebec and
for all Eastern ports Apply TO JOHN RILEY, Of
washington ard Albany streets Freight received daily At
said pier.
LNOR sAvANNAN-FARE REDUCED-THE UNITED
IT States mail Steamship KEYSTONE STATE Capt. r.
Harae will leave phia for Savannah Wednes
day gune 18th, at 10 o'clock A. NJ Fare SO steersse So
The Keystone state will leave A. above june
~ Old clip. where states rooms may be secured,
IoR sAvANNAH AND fLoRIDA.-UNITEp STATES
i mail line The new and elegant steamship FLORIDA,
on Wednesday jane Ia from pier NO Nsrtn river at four
o'clock r. n Bills Of ladns dened On board TY freight
apply on board, for passage 10 SAMUELL uITCHEEL
Is Broadway For Forida Through tickets fro New York
20 Jaoksonvic ssh Puatka, $50 The Ana usta hos Lyon
Will sueessd, snaMsve On Fpdsy, June I6.
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lrAyY BOUNTY LAND AND EXTRA PAYs OFFICE
IN Bounty lands and extra pay for o. s. Navy sailos
49, all wsrs since 9Other widows and beiys-prompt
obtsined and paid.
balances due widows and hers Of deceased o. stors
and others collected d all KINDS Of claims Assnst The UNI
ted States recovered undcrsgset and the widows
heirs Of those who perhed With United States ship Aha
n.y. Will DO prohttcd BY calling
Agent ard QAst) Pprser y. 3. SavJ, e. Wan rttsk
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DEDUCTl0N OF FARES TO SUIT TIE TIAES-
II New York and California Amship line NicAsagua
Accessory Trannt Company, of Nicaragua propr1otors
borough In advance Of the ma miles shorter than any
ne. Of DANGEROUS bestns n Psas%s Bay The splendid
burden. Capt TnkepauGh will leave pier No. North river
ct 3oclock r. presisey Tor Punta Arsnas Wodnss
day, 20 1866 connecting with the steamship Oprtss
1900 tons burden, the Naragua Transit route having
bus twelve miles Of Land first class
ra3es For information passage the reduced
ply only to CHARLES MORGAN, Agent, No. 2 Bowling
lett received.
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IaALE-$l5. 0Oo.--AN INTEREST In ONE OF THE
Lost fsequented and beautiful Of the porased Ru
Csmeterss in the vicinity Of ths CITY, which Is
but has been come In opsraton. Its obga
estate viii most certain and profitable investment
70 those whom the of large return in the fu
10 object than present income this offer
nenas itself Address, far partieulars with name, box 100
BYeSklyu once
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EoR PoRTLAND-srEAhsHIP CALEDONIA, CAPT
Seudder will leave pier - North river, Tuesday
June r. at r. NJ Freight taken for Montreal Quebec
for all Eastern ports. Apply 10 JOHN RILEY
washington and Albany streets Freight received daily
said pier.
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E,oR HAvRE DIRECT JUNE g. THE STEAMER
= QUAKER CITY, Captain J h. Hodgdon. The tast
engine dr deck, win leave here for HAvre direct the
I'd Of June This steamer has proved hrese several
passages between Charleston and PhAdslI ha Of the
and staunehsst vessels afoat Her
TOR passengers of the most superior description.
Passage in the after cabin. $50
For passage apply TO MORTiMRR LIVINGSTON, IS
Broadway. NB.-No freight taken except specie.
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EyOR SALE-A STEAM ENGINE AND BOILER TEN
power with pump, heater pipes and valves
.ns large Hewl blower for steamboat; Also one lsrg
running order snd will aoId cheap for by applying
20 p. T. CASSIDY hog and los Plymouth street,
AZ Brooklyu.
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ToR sALE-A WELL TRAINED DONKEY SEVEN
years old about feet high entirely kind under saddle
and AZ II. infect and has used
made wagon with syringe to ft him. lcost shifting top
large and harness All would DO sold very
sonable terms Apply TO, or address box No. IA. Post
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HON. JAMES BUCHANAN.

In late number of the London Globe the silly rumors
ndustriousy circulated this side of the Atlantic in
regard to the objects and results of the Osend conference
are thus noticed:
is rather curious that with the publicity coured by
the people of America extremely erroneous statements
stanty find their way into the journals Of that country The
IS doubt that Of the journals Of the republic
sacrifice every consider the purpose of making
saon for the day Amongst the papers received by the last
mail is the New York Herald, which puts forth very cir
cumsana statement respecting the proceedings Of the os
tend conference Of American minister's According to our
contemporary great change has been effected in the policy
Of the American government which is henceforward to dis
countenanee ibusterng expeditions the recommendation
Of the otend conference respecting Cuba set aside Mr.
Soule has resigned and Mr. Buchanan will not continue 10
England Now, can, OF course, have knowledge Of
what passed the ostend conference the proceedings
have been made the subject of any official
to government but have TO believe
that the whole statement in the New York Herald is
without foundation. Since the American republic has
at time countsnanced hllibusterng expeditions It Is
impossible that there be the change described and in
reference to Cuba is well understood in Washington that
the osend conference revived overture previously made
from Washington than once for the purchase Of that
island in friendly and legitimate way We have
10 believe that Mr.. Buchanan will leave this before
the expiration Of his period OF service and equally be-
eye that his residence in London has been attended by
very beneficial influence in promoting the friendly relation.
Of the two countries IL evidence Of that feeling that
the commission which has been sitting respect
lively made by the citizens Of either country the govern
men Of the other has recently closed ts sngs with
Element Of all the questions before H. excepting one which
also appears to remain in train for settlement"
To show the high appreciation in which Mr. Buchanan
Is held in England, make for the following
tract from the London Court Journal
Mr. Buchanan ia still resident among us and has not
and never had, any intention Of earingexcept Of
At the bidding Of his government. Among the many
able men whom Amercs has TO represent her at
court DOT one has obtained greater considers
ton with our statesmen than Mr. Buchanan To great dplo
matte talents, his esceency unte- modest den.anor
wonderful conversational powers 80 that in any poislca
gathering his sscendency is speedily manifest"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-02-22
BEAUTIES OF KNOw-NoTHIyGIsa

The organ of the party at Columbus has lea
ont The editor his dying address speaks Of his friends
as follows:
When four months since In connerion with Messrs.
Bradford Burger, and Bryan commenced the pubca-
ton Of this journal we did las in rural verdancy
thouga) under the aost fatteing auspices. The
othng party then in the aush Of its II
to be that journal advocating said partys doctrines
should be established in this the capital city OF Ohio. We
sndeavored first examine :hs minds Of many prominent
liens who had divers occasions avowed themselves
nothings to the backb bone They thought the idea
ceient They promised their support One prominent
gentleman assured that should have from him
hundred Subscribers Many others alike enthusiastic.
Go in said almost everybody, and IA went
1--WE were peculiarly unfortunate in selection Of
partners with the exception alone OF Mr. Burger who
are pleased to found to be gentleman But the
other two individus although very good fellows in their
way, were hlcaicuste6 to conduct daily paper We think
then we are warranted in saying that they materially
jured the paper.
One Of our Co mates dropped or and Mr. G. H. Bis.
dropped In. Lacking principle and brains-wh no more
knowledge OF business than ordinary dio-hc
TO the interests OF the paper and, finally he
damned himself and dsrrsoed his kin BY running
gang Of besotted wretches yciept the Theman Troupe
" The support scf the Revele has from the been
nsagre. The aid ssously promised has been
abored make readable journals wherein have f.ed
plead the untcward circumstances which have from the
first surrounded us."