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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-03-06
A LIVE WING,
from the Daily Plain Dealer.l

AOW AS AehI Aioih OS1t~isl
A meeting Of the Republicans of Guy
abOgI County, nine all told, was held
at the CourtiHouse, Feb. 18th, and sp-
pointed 90 delegates 10 attend the Re.
publican Convention at Pittsburgh the
22nd, most Of whom have belonged to
the Whig Party. 1t remains TO be seen
how many Of these twenty eight men
nd med will attend the Convention and
enlist In party certain of defeat now
and forever, and If per chance success
ful would only produce anarchy and
confusion, Black ReppbliCism iS the
concentration Of all isms, and is no 60
as national concern. il only looks
support from the Free States. and com
mon sense and all elections show il cah
never prevail.
The great question Of Slavery mu't
be managed BY The great political part
les MADE up from both sides OF Masonic
and DiIon's line, aud not by q lot Of
Spiri! Rapping funstirs of tbs North,
whose ancestors stole the hegroes and
sold them to the South. Massachusetts,
would not 60 into the national compact
without the privilege OF stealing ne.
groes forAwenIy years, aud the clause
in the constitution allowing the Shave
trade was put in BY their votes and for
their benefit, and Of this beautiful prog
eny begotIen by negro stealing are not
willing to have slavery managed as il
was by Mr.. Clay. Webster, aud Fill.
more, then they mus. have il managed
as il by NJ Pierce on the principles
OF squa .ter sovereignty, There is no
alternative. A one idea Republicans
can never get into The Presidential
chair, nor any one nominated By that
psTlg, and those individuGls who bel
Onged to the old glorious whig party
should never deinenl themselves by such
an association as this. Their mission
is noble, to advance enlightened and
practicable liberty to all races, and 10
preserve the Union. Such is theit his.
tory, and whenever the great majority
act, either in cOuceri or individually il
must be in accordance with their good
name. and to the interest and glory ei
their whole country.
AN0LD WUIG,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-03-06
LATER FROM EUROPE.
AkRlVAL OF THE ATLANTIC AND
ASIA.
New YOEH, Feb, 95.


The steamer Atlantic and Asia, sriV-
ed on Sunday with dates from Liverpool
up TO the 9th inst. neither briugs intel
legance OF the Pacific, and the alarm.
ing relation to her safety has been aus-
lmpnted'
The EropeSn intelligent shows that
all goes favorable In the direction Of
peace between Russia and the Allies,
proctoral for preliminaries for the Con.
sress at Paris, has been signed. and it is
reported that the EmperOls Of Russia
and AustrA, Hill visit Paris during the
conference.
An srmistice from land opera tion on.
ly,will probable be sgrsed upon till the
2lst Of march. Nothing of interest
comes from Ike Crimes - the last Of the
docks at Sebsstopol has bsen detroped.
Fhs real interest Of news by theAllantic
iS in relation TO the prsysilins excite.
ment in England, concerning he Ameri
can affairs. 1t has been reported on
Liverpool shenge that Mr.. Buchanan
has demanded bis passports, aud the ab
lssnce of him5elfsnd lady from sOiree,
given by Lord Palmerston, is attTibu-
ted to q personal misunderstanding be.
tween Earl Of Clarendon and himSelf.-
We have no particulars Of the reported
misunderstanding, aS the English papers
maintain a complete silance on the Sub
ject Earl Clarendon is reported to have
spoken in a most imperious manner to
Mr.. Buchanan, which the latter prompt
ly checked by closing the interview.
High words having passed between
Mr.. Buchanan, and Earl Clarendon. the
matter appears to be at crisis No
American mail has been received since
that by Atlantic, The British stea N
lirigate, Polyphemrs, has been totally
lost, on the north west coast Of Irsland
A severe storm occnred on the English
coast, on the night Of the 7th inst
Many American vessels reported TO be
damaged. The Londons Morning adVel
tiseT states that Sir. Henry Bulwsr hal
has intimated that he would like 10 act
as mediator between tbs British GoyerI
ment and Buchanan. ~
This movement is said 10 BE- at the
desire Of Lord Palmerston.
Al interview was to take place at thu
; Amerecan Embassy's, when Sir Henry
{. BulweT would explain at length 10 Mr.
Buchanan, the compromise. He i
prepared TO recommend all othsr paper
to maintain profound silence upon thi
matter. ..
In the House OF Commons, Lord Pal
merston,in answer to an enquiry fror
MIR, Golden said that the orrespond en- C
with the American Government upor
! the CentriOl American afiaisS would
when completed, be laid before the Pa
| liza men.
The London Times OF Saturday cen
Isures the course taken BY both the Eng
and American Cabinets in reference &c
the existing difficulties, and after relna
king that even the humanity,as we have
sho,vn,must have limiss. He conCladeI
as fol lows:
I'VE are as dssirous as MI. CobdeI
can be, but know that when q naion be
comes too proud to listen 10 reason, the
only appeal IS 10 arms
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-03-06
Address of The seceduers.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 70.
The seceduers from the Americsn
Convention made the following address
yesterday:
The undersigned, delsga.esto the nom
mating convention now in session al
Philsdelphis, 6nd thmselveA compelled
to dissent from the principles ayowed
b, that body, and holding as they do,
the. the rssloAtion of the Missouri
compromise is demanded BY the MAORI
ty the whole people, as redress oil an
undeuiabIe wrong, and the execution o.
il, in spirit, at least indispensable 'o
the Iepose OF the country.
TheV have regarded the refusal oil ihs,
convention to recognize the well dsnnee
opinion Of the country and Of the Am
ericans OF the free States upon this ones
tion, as q denial Of their rights and re-
.huke 10 their sentiments. And they
hold that, the admission into the Nat
ioaal Council and nominating conyen'
ZION Of the delegates from LoHisisns'
representing Roman Catholic consu'
lusncy, Sbsolyed every true Amehcan
from Ill obligations 10 sustain. the &C.
tion 10 psrucipste in the proposed
nomination, aud now address themselVsi
10 the Americans of the county, and
especially OF the States they represent,
TO justify aud approve thsifacuon, and
10 the end lhata nomination conform
ing 10 The ovsrIuling sentiment OF the
country in The gIsst issue may be regu'
lsGly and SuspiciOusly made. The un'
Gersigned propose TO the Americans IL
all HE Stsis organizations, and eleci
delegates convention 10 meet IL
the city of New York, for the purpose
OF nominating candidates for President
aud Vice President of the United
States.
Signed: l
LhiO-Thomas II Ford, J. n. Baker
3. S. Kyle, W. H. c. Mitchell, E. t
Sturtevant, o. 7. FiIbbank, JaS. Elbsr
w. B. Allison. H. G. Hedges, l.. A
olds. w. B. Chspman, Thomos NcLees
Charles Nichols.
Nsv Hampshirt-Anthony,
ConnsftioSt-Luc. o. Peck, Jas. Z
Durham, Ii. Griswold, Austin BALDWIN
E. Perkins, D, b, Booth.
MGssGchHsStts--W, S. Thurslon, 4
X. PspgbOrn. t
HlinOis-H. s. Jennings.
PGnnsylsGHiG--W. F. Johnston, )
iC. Asse, K. w. Riddle, I. J. CoheJ
John williamson. J. Harrison, 5. EWel
RhOGs IsLand-E, ]. Nightingale.
MichigGn-S. I. Lyon, w, Fuller
lW. S, Wood, P. P. Meddler, J. Ham
iltUn,
WissOnsim-D. A, Gillies, John Lock
wood. Robert Chandler, G. Burdick
w. Cook.
LouG-L. II. Webster.
An executive committee was appoin
ted of enc from each State represented
81 delegates were present. including
eight from New York. The latter were
speCulaIors--did not sign the protest,
The Washington Union asserts thai
Lord Clarendon's assertion. aud his
in the House OF Lords are
substantially incorrect, and that no ap.
ology has been made for the wrong COM
mit.ed in the enlistment Of troops.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-03-06
n, Il Q, [, R,

We paid flying visit to Chillicothe
last week, and wenI our first trip on the
M. d c. r. R. between Hamden and
Vinton Furnace landing; the road is
rough but when the frost is all out, and
the track settles it will be an excellent
road, the cars make their regular trips
to Zaleski in this County. Mr.. Geo.
Por:er who is the conductor OF the 2nd
Train East from Chillicotbe i. is one oi
the most accommodating and gentlemanly
Conductors. we have met with in the
State his strict attention, together with
the untiriDg waIchlnln,ss and caution
OF the chiel Engineer warrants us IN
saying that no safer train runs, in iacl
the enquiry now Is @nen does PorLer'S
Tram slariY
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-03-06
COmpOssS vile suffering from the con-
blnsd sbSet Of a northHr and

" NJ bbSbtb thbS'
Crate lengthy line. wot some iolEes call
luannary! lu never no WoI 1t Is
Tu be kold. Yure aiwase not. shuddent
" under eI yure terspiTln now. II allmoWe'
Brakes MI hart III thlnd oi awl the ltlet
NlggeIs, wos PLAIN mumbel The peg IN
There necked SKINS around yu, VILE l
A pour, phreezed wife persun, am shlVenn
In this oslnerous iatytude. Crate slzzurS!
/ even phansy kensea the foxes down :hafe
A urlnkln mynt jewlips and scraIns,
Ana solar voter, III keap thareselves cdIe,
" lie anthe hot whyskay puntclys an all Ine
Alg noggss can swOller, wont kedp
Me hot. how Ide like III raze sWel:
Thoa pUndTous bawlotunwound Kyle strlne
Mud va mott, sum dark lempetyus nlte,
Lnrole yuIseii iron around them algglns,
And coyl IuIse! aound the harris Ol
1his more slvllJzed Ielun? Ei ye cud,
Anu el yu wood, lie pieJe my sdlcryd
Wu1a, that when the dog-star Iaiges oVeheC
lie never groul again.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-03-06
Day BROKERS.

3 Senator .kELLEY, who is resolved to.
lead, aud will lead this fusion Le2isla.
ture, has suddenly become alefmed about
the peoples money.
"While the lamp OF life holds out to burn,
The vilest sinner may retuin.n il
IL is time he was king stUnement
for the sacrifices be made Tor our peo.
pie, when; like a "hOardiHg bw," he
sold our STOCKS at hall price, and grew
rich upon speculutions. All Others
must stand aside and follow, like COW.
ard slaves, the biddings Of this '.grsaiI
an" He wants the peoples money
placed in the hands Of the Trust Com.
pany.' and his brood OF vulture banks.
aud viii have it. or feel insulted. The
FuuI Commissioners are already crushed
at his despolic feet, and now be aims
his shafts at the Treasurer He RESPECTS
no one but himself. 6 8,f's
Let the work go on. Give US hard
money, as our new Treasurer certainly
will undel the system. of Mr.. kELLEr.-
The good days of ,'yelIOw mint drops"
are at hand. We are advised that the
present Treasurer has cut off aliSbank
accouhts, intends tv exclude all foreigR
paper, with the design OF making all
collections aud disbursements upon a
specie basis. This is what we what and
must have.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-03-06
Singular IrrecOnsiIadiIity

The tax law OF Ohio has been de-
clared unconstitutional in two districts
particulars by seperate and different
courts. The Supreme Court of the U.
S. decided that il intrigued the Consti>
tuition ofthe United States by impair
ing the obligation Of contracts in the
mode Of taxing certain chartered banks.
The Supreme Court oil Ohio adjudged
that the law iniringed the State Con-
stitution, by allowing deductions oil
debts from Monies and credits in listing
Each of these Courts is the
Court OF the last resort in the cases de-
cided. No court exists which can re-
view the decision OF either OF them: and
they being the guardians OF the consti-
tutions, so 10 speak, their interpreta.
tions OF the constitutions must stand
stand, until they change them, or the
constitutions are themselves changed.
Tue members OF the OAio Legislature
have sworn 10 support both these con-
slitutlons, thus authoritatively declared
TO have been inlringed; and here are
two very pretty and exactly parable
cases ior their oaths to apply. The
cases identical in principle, lhey run on
all Tours until they arrive in the Ohio
senate, VIA ere they are found blythe as
sembled wisdom to be different. A
bill is here introduced which religious
" respects one constitutional decision
coolly sets the other at defiance One
oath is ofso high and holy anaturel
that to a great right, the Senators will
not seem to do a little wrong; the Other
sworn 10 at the same time,Is as worth>
less aud imperative as it would have
been ii taken by so manydicers. The
oath to support the constitution oil the
Uuited States is impreguable aud il
guards the bankers; the oath to sup
port the constitution OF Ohio is mo-
worth rush, for 1t is not to maintain
the constitutional Judgment Of the courI
OF the last resort in the matter o.de'
ductions.
We do not know by Whit BunsbJ
sort of logic this outrageous nonsense
and shameless inconsistency will be
defended. In our judgment it is IN IN
stance OF reckless disregard OF all prln'
ciple, ar a specimen OF the most lam
entable faulty ever heard OF in legis
lative body. 1t resembles the ,juggl,
a nd chicanery ola gang ofpettitoggel'
and perjurers at the bar OF the Old bail
ey, rather than the deliberative concl
sion of a senatorial assembly. While
th constitutions remains as they art
the judgements of'each Of the courts
must stand until it changes it, as We
understand the question. 1t these jndg'
ments may be assail by reason and a.
jgument, we are prepared 10 show thal
oil the Federal Court ought to fall first,
based as it is upon blind adherence Il
an insensate precedent. Ifthere is any
man weak enough to contend, tnas
outside of this precedent, there is Law
or reason to declare, that the taxing
power OF the State was not equal tc
this exercise oft, we should be gladstc
attend to him, Ifthere isany man bad
enough and bold enough TO maintain
that banks, upon the merits, ought moi
to be taxed as much as other corpora
tions and individuals; we should like
TO have the opportunity to denounce
him. Sfetesman.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-03-06
l,rom New Orleans.
NEw ORLEAEs, Feb. IS.

New ORLEANS, Feb. 25.
The Daniel Webster arrived from San
Francisco with dates up to the 9th.
Col. Kinney had gone to Grenada TO
effsct an alliance with Walker. All
States have folmed av alliance except
Nicaragua.
The stes mer brings Year Cruz dates
up TO the 22nd. -.
On the night of the 18th, the garrison
of the castle San Juan d'Ulloa Pronoun'
ced in lavor OF TamareS, firing on boIf
sides, slight loss, till the ~, when Ih'
castle surrendered,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-03-06

A GEM.-"lt is the gif! of Poetry to
halIow every place IN which it moSeS;'o
breathe round Nature and odor more ex'
ouisit than the inme Ol :he rose, and u
shed over it Tint more magical thar
Inc blush OF morning'
OWED 10 EAM MATUR.-Br luck.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-03-06

The superiority of American inven-
tive genius, not only over that of our
English progenitols, out indeed of all
other nations has become too tangible
To be disputed. II was notorious at the
Words Fair in London, that the Ameii
cans far outstriped all other in the use
iuI inyen tions which they supplied -
We beat the English in vessels, railroads
.telegraphs and manufactures by power,
We are beating them in The scientific
arts OF Chemistry and Medicine, as we
have long beat the rest OF mankind A
new. aad practical proof OF This asset
lion. is shown in the fact that The prin.
ciple remedies Of the allied armies OF
the East are furnished from the labora.
lor3 OF our own countryman, Dr.. J. G.
AYERS oil Lowell is filing orders for i'm
mense quantities OF his Cherry Psetori
aL and Catbartie Pills. .i0r both the land
and sea forces in Turkey. His msdicin
es have been tiled and approved BY
those inn power who have found them
ihe mostIeiiable which they could pro.
cure Tor the exegencies in which they
are TO be employ od.-MY. City Pimss.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-03-06
OF REPRESENTATIVE,
3 O'clock, A. N

No Quorum. A call was bad and AZ
me m beIs we're found present: The Ser
Arms was dispatched after the
Absentees, but being uuabIe TO find
enough in town to make mp a quorum
not al back from Cincinnati the House
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-03-06

A man b, ne uame OF JAMES SuL'
LlyAN, Wa loogta Fl, bur JaIil ester
day, chsigcu ~ioois mufuer oil JAS.
ASH, Al Auoov u. IL this County
Both parties wese i.IS.Iman.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-03-06
lGOh WASHINGTON,
" AsAIkeroH, Feb. 20.

WASHING roB. teb. 40.
Mai. Hefs, recently Of the New 0rIeans
Delta, goes to Nicaragua in steamer to
morrow, as bearer OF dispatches fIom
our government. His lady accompanies
him. he will remain some months.
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nN nRIINK
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-03-06

sinister, 1 say, | don't suppose you
don't know NOBODY to 90 nothln' for
somebody nohow, you dOn'., do youl"
"Yes, guess not"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-03-06


--0:--
Ccl'oREsSoEAL mToToBs.
lsr. S.I.BELLoGG, ui Hamilton.
On. HINRY F, SEDAN. Of Hamilton.
81. DAVID CLARK, Of Montgomery.
Arm. ], n. THOMAS. of DsIke
5m EDN ARD tCSlLR, OF Williams,
GrA MICHAEL H. DAVIS, Of CiermCnt,
iTu. WILLIAM CEOSSIN, of Weuen,
"a. sTh WILLIAM hEkShNkR, Of C!aIk.
,rH, Gltt,EE SthNA, otSereca.
ltlH. II Y, Dl NGAN. Of Jackson.
.lTH. AlEbEb MCNElGh, OF Fairfield
l2Tu, JAJUb Sllh VI kwnklin.
18Th jOHN T.fF1 q huron.
l4TB. JOfN [. uAtkS, OF Ashland.
l5TH. JOSEtH bUkNS, Of CoshOcion.
lGTn, lANkS NJ, GAYLORD, OF Morgm
l1TB. BkNJAMlN /. 81 kiGGS,Oi Noble
18Th ALfhUNSU HART, OF, Portage.
18TH, hENhl h. DODGE, OF CuyahOga
10th. Go 1lLLkTI .oi AshAbulR
4l6T GEUkGh LOON OF HARRISON.
pEMOLRATlg STATE TICKET.
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ron yuDaF or THE sUPRInE COURT.
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RUFUS P. RANNEY.
IT,
yoARb o. PuBLIc voRKs,
IT. ...
r WAXEE GRlSWOLD.
s..a g. .-. -;.U;--
ctKHIsEJOsLR cr-CoAAoS SCHOOLS.
-0:--
Il, II, BARNEY.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-03-06

A Aioser,writing to his sweethear;says
.iDelecisble dearl you are soswset thai
honey would blush in your presence,
and molasses stand sppslIsd!"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-03-06
ON A DRUNK
SENATE.

COLUMBUS. Fep 25lh- 3 o'cLoeK.P. P. N.
The Senate NE, ana d call VAS had
A Quorum nUI Uslns present II adjourn
ed.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-03-06
HInIli,Ie COurI.

This court opened on Monday dis.
posed OF the cases on the Docket and
adjourned.
State OF Ohio, Petit Larceny.
VS.. Charge OF stealing
R. V. Maple, one pair shoes value
81 from John Lord found Guilty,
Judgt. Fined $40 and costs, lmprlSon,
ed on bread and water three days and
to restore double the amount Of property
10 John Lord.
The State OF Ohio, } Petit Larceny
VS., }Charge oi steal
Samuel N. Gadd. )ng Three hun'
dIed Three cent u. >. PoStage stamps
value So rom j. ". Caldwell, Plead
Gnlly ,Judgt $25, costs,lmprlsoned III
usys on bread AND water, andresIore 10
j. ". GsioReil o amount, SlS.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-03-06

TaE YAHKEE WHO CANT sTABB rHx
"FiIIEss."--An impressionsbls Yam.
kee thus describes his experience Of the
society OF the fair iex:
A little glove stirs up my heart, a.
tides stir up the ocean,
As new-White muslin, when its fai,
wakes many curious notion.
; All sorss Of lady fxings thrill my
feelings }hsy'd oftsr
And little isnaIsl lgaiisr boots are dsaih
and nothing shorter.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-03-06
TtM0lIalit TflliltnlMl llellon IOr ONO.
SENATORIAL ELECTORS.

WILLIAM KFNNON, IT,, OF Belmont,
ALEXANDER T. MILLER, OF Butler
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-03-06
THE k'ARlhUR, DEMOCRAT
: EDiTED By 3. A. BRATroN
1IIItIAI, March, 6.

5. b. PARVIN, No, C 4th 81. Cia-
etnnoh, is cur ortio'izcd Agsnt 10 pteure
d6rtftis,m this ard subscription,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-03-06

CLAKILS JSLILEA HCJR.outhOr-
ztd A9uf 10 Ap Ion toneart Adrsr-
tiStHtNts oHd subscription.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-03-06

,croRE.noNAL rLrc1oRs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-26
PERSON Al.

80. Mrs. Farren has been playing Camille
at the West, with immense applause.
80. Peter and Miss Richings were playing
at the Troy Adeiphi last week.
80. Thirty.one thousand copies Of Doctor
Kane work have been sold.
R The Richmond Wing thinks there is no
doubt but that Kansas will be q free State.
go. Hon John Berry, a member Of the Ar
kansas Sen ate, died recently from the bite of
spider
80. Cough is stiil lecturiug to crowded
houses In Chicago. The anxiety to listen to
him is intense
go. Matilda Heron quarreled with Manager
McVickar, Of the Peoples Theatre, ST. Louis,
because he would not allow the green baize to
be put upon the stage for the first act of " Sa.
tan in Paris She is now at Crisp's Gaiety,
New Orleans.
80. Rev. E. Ii. Chaplin, Of the church of
The Divine Unity, in Broadway, has received
a call from a church in Chicago. Illinois, with
prOffer of $40, 900 per year for his services.
He now receives $1,000, and makes, in addi.
ton, nearly $4,000 per year by lecturiug.
-. The New York Times states that nego.
tiations for some time pending for the pur-
chase of EOnthill-the country seat of Mr.
Forrest-have finally terminated. The estate
passes to the possession of the Sisters of Char.
ity, of this city, and will Immediately be oc.
cupied by them. They pay Mr.. F. 500, 900,
about the sum which it has cost him. Two
thirds Of the purchase money is paid in cash
the remaining $50, 1873 is secured by bond
and mortgage-payeble in twenty years. Mr..
Forrest cblisates himself to protect the pur-
chasers against the claim of Mrs. Forrest for
The right Of dower-the mortgage being the
security.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-26

A PERFUAED BREArH.-Whst lady or gen.
tieman would remain under the curse Of dis.
agreeable breath when by using the 6 Baln.
Of Tho1'and Fo,cers" as dentriice would
not only render it sweet but leave the teeth
white as slabaster? Many persons do not
know their breath is bad, and the subject is
so delicate their friends will never mention it..
Pour single drop Of the Balm on your
tooth brush and wash the teeth night and
morning. A fifty cent bottle will last year
For sale at shillington's, agent for Washing
ton, and all Druggists.
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SPIRTEOF THE MORNING PRESS.


Weare authorized to say that the Postma ter
General. by and with the advice and consent
OF the President of the United States, agree
ably TO provision in section second OF the
act OF March 3, 1851 has made an order, fixing
the uniform rate of 10 cents United States
postage for all letters to and from all points
south Of Panama, on the west coast Of South
America, and cents each as the United
States postage on newspapers. Adding the
British Pacidc postage, therefore, the rates
will be as follows, viz:
Bogota and Buepsventura, Is cents on letters
sent !; being the United States and foreign
postage. Prepayment required. 10 cent, on
letters reeeiued being the United States post
age only.
Newspapers sent cents, and newspapers re-
ceived cents, to be collected in the United
States.
Payts, Lambayeque. Husnchaco, Cosma,
Huacho, and CallaO, (Peru,) % cents on let.
tiers sent; being the United States and foreign
postage. Prepayment required.
Lima, Plsco, Islay, africa, and Iquiqus,
lPeru, x cents on letters rscetved; being the
United States and foreign postage only.
Newspapers cent, cents, and newspapers
received cents each, to be collected in the
United States.
Gaayaquil and Quito, Ecuador Cobija and
La Paes, (Bolivia,) and Copiapo, (Chili,) "a
Cents on letters sent; being the United States
and foreign postage Prepayment required.
Huasco, Ccquimbo, Valparaiso, and S. Isgo,
lChili,l 81 cents on letters sent; being the
United States postage only.
Newspapers sent, 8 cents, and newspapers
received cents each, to be collected in the
United States.
TIE Intsiligsnesr expatiates on Christmas
day.