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AZ The pictures of Mr.. Winster, nine in num-
Der, are still on exhibition at the bookstore of
Mr.. Brown, on Third street. They are acknowl-
edged by all who have visited them, to be OF q
high order of merit. We learn that they are to be
disposed of after the manner of the Art Onion
on Monday next. A few tickets yet remain un-
sold.
SArEyr OF THE INpErExDEscE.-Panama pa
pers received a. New York by the Ariel report
the safe arrival ofthe u s. frigate Independ-
ence-about which fears were entersained-at
Valparaiso
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- The cable for the telegraph has been laid
across the river under the direction of Mr.
Sweat, Superintendent, and We expect, in the
course of a very few days, to be put in connec-
ton with Chicago and the rest of the world.
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sS-D DR.. C. N. johnson, Of Lane aster. Pa. bet.
ter known as the "Drumore Shoemaker one of
the leading democratic stump orators OF the in
terror, has sent in to the Democratic County Com
mittee of Lancaster letter, resigning his posi-
ton as member of that body, on the ground
that ne npholds nox, as he has always done the
Anti-siayery policy inangurated by Jefferson. IN
his famous ordinance. DIR. johnson declares his
intention to support Fremont.
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WELL DONE, LINN Co.-The official count in
Linn, shows majority OF 594 for TIMOTHY DA.
Wis, and an average majority of 1856 on State
ticket
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HH is pitiful sight to see the attempts to
ges up enthusiasm in the ranks Of the Buchanan
slayersites. 1t is good deal like dancing at a
funeral. It's no use to crowd the mourners;
there is no element of enthusiasm in the free
north in slavery extension.
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LET Honest DEMOCRATS BEAR IT IN MIND
That the Richmond Enquirer, representing tho
controlling and only reliable wing of the pres
ent so-called Democratic party, honestly afiirms
that the Democratic party "Seek not only to re-
tain it Slavery where tits, but to extend it into
regions where it is unknown, and they declare
that Northern Democrats do "agree TO its cxtea-
sion matter Of right" This is the very Ian
guage, and frankly expresses the real and known
purpose of the governing minds of the present,
Democratic party. Who among Democrats wilf'
not spurn this count upon their baseness?
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CARRIAGE MANDATORY.
VALLEY STREET. { Besf Of Kssier's ed staad,)
HnrIinyfOn, AnWn.


HAVING greatly Increased my facilities for 6
~ manufacturing CARRIAGES, would res &2SHeEH.
ptfiy invite all those wanting article In my line, to
eau and examine my materials and work use nothing
hs,ue best kind Of stock In building my work, and my
Wheel timber Is all imported from the East have at
present twenty ve jobs nearis fnished hand such
Akaways slide seats single and extension top, Phetons,
Areh Bagsies, pattern Light aud fancy, plain light
,ap and eien Bagges also, two-seated fancy Ph&
tea, something entirely new.
Il think all persons wanting Carriages would con-
san their interest by calling and examining my work be-
ere sending East, imarle,bp6mj W. NJ. CoRNWELI.
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ANOTHER LocoMorIvE-Another new locomo.
tive was brought over the river yesterday for
our Western Road
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FARIAN RRYDnLF

HOUSE. SIGN. CANRsAtssi & ORNA--
IL MENTAL PAINTER, Imitator of Wood
and Marble, Fresco and Scene Painting, Paper Hanging,
Glazing &c, &cShop Third street, between Jefferson
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The wife of draYman in Corington, KY,
died one day last week, and the next day the be-
reaved man married ! new wife and took her
with him to The dead wife's funeral. So saysthe
Courier
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sB Bishop SIMPSON, of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church, preached Sunday last, afternoon and
evening, at Dubuque.
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Torrey & Whites Cotillion Band.

u NJ. IOHKEY takes pleasure In announcing
lLs to his friends and the public that having
ed himself with Mr. e. L. White, the celebrated Harpst
of Boston, they have organized Quadrile Band' and
will be happy at all times attend to the calls Of any
who may favor them with their patronage. Application
made to either of the subscribers by letter through
the shoe of E. NJ Torrey, Main street, will be
promptly attended to L. NJ. TORREY, Prompter,
L. WHITE, Conductor,
.B. Any number ofpieces Furnished thatis required.
maySstf
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NEW SHOE STORE

VNlIE subscriber having opened the Main Ee1a
street. next door to Messrs. Carpenters, Jewel Sa
ers offers for sale select and fashion able "
ment OF LADIES AND GESTLEMES's Boots * shoes.
consisting of the latest American and French styles
Having been engaged for the past five years one of the
largest Manufacturing Houses at the East the snb
scrber atters himself that his goods fail to give
entire satisfaction. ap2y.l EDWARD NJ. TORREY
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\. J. FiKIp, AxrI RENEptcr, F.w. HE
FIELD, BENEDICT & Co.,

"HOI.ENAI-E DEALERS IN Imported and
w American Broadcloths Black and Fancy Cassimeres
and Doeskns London and Paris Vestings; heavy WOOL
and Summer Suits, adapted mems wear Furnish.
ing Goods and TSilcrs Trimmings. At III. South Water
street, Chicago, H. feh.I6.d
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no THE PUBLIC.

To THE PUBLIC.
l lsAvx this day disposed Of my in,eres, in the
Barrett House." Mr. r. A. Deussx In retsr,nc yrom
sae pubic position which have long occupied would
cypress my thanks for the share OF patronage ana avor
seh has been extended to and solicit continuance
et The same TO my successors. J. c, FLETCHER.
81 RkrRksfss to the above notice, the undersigned
would assure the Travelling public that their aim win Be to
AAe The Barrett House, satisfactory in an respects
~ng to necessary repairs and renovatiens which win be
pregrsss for several months they trust for reasonable
asense during the existence Of the inconvenienccs
oeeasioaed amer which they will only ask for such
patronage The House and its management shah merit
ne present the House will be under the management
MI r Moore, vhe Is fayorah,y known to the pubic
ce<sof. .t - n.,sr>C ~ 80 fnNA~@
eariinssan, lava, Feb, ls iSs
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n. a. CuLvKR. q. W. PAGE NJ. A. HoYNE
CULVER, PAGE & AOYNE.
~ {suCcESsoRs srAcyo
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS
STATI0NERS, PUBLISHERS, BOOK BINDERS, and
Wholesale Dealers in Book Binders Stock, l2s and $50
Lake ST., corner of Clark, lup stass) Chicago, Ill.,
Stocks OF all kinds, constantly hand Lithographng
of all kinds neatly done.
tS- Cases manufactured for editions Of works in Cloth
Muslin. All kinds of Blank Books manufactured
short notice. Magazines Music, etc., neatly bound Or
ders solicited N. BBanks of all kinds kept constant
on hand. (mayl .6mdl
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G. P. Krietchbaum, Street Commits
sioner, sundry small bills for work
on streets, S6l so
Gavin s. Banin, for work on Wash
ington and Main SITS. s6O,14
Merritt and Robinsan, for work in front
of Presbyterian, Church, 15 50
Luke Hughes, work on Columbia ST., l73 10
p. Quigiy for work on Main st. Is 60
j. Watt, So
D. j. Sales, as Asst to City Engineer, 10 so
P. Smith, g !" 3 90
Frank Lendhauser was allowed three
hundred dollars in part payment on
his contract for building bridge over
Hawkeye Creek 800 90
G. Kempall, for work on street, 5 90
City Marshal, sundry small bills for w'k
cleaning streets, 90
Daniel Parker, second estimate on Mar
ket House building 1922 40
E. w. Clark, Dodge & Co, to pay cou-
pons, 1886 25
J. II. Gears bill of rope for use of city, so
Hebard was allowed three hundred dollars
on his contract for building bridge on Washing
ton street.
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ACllaucc TO Win.

To the Editor of the N. Y. Daily Times:
Two matters have enteredlargely in the pres.
cnt Presidential canvass, which l wish to dis.
pose of by applying the argument,tm ad homia-
en-.
F1Rsr.-I will bet $4,000 that John c. Ere
mont is not, and never was Roman Catholic.
SEcoSp.-I will bet 5000 that he is not and
never was Stakeholder.
The money will be deposited with Duncan
Sherman g. Co. whenever any party signifies his
acceptance of either one or both of the wagers
Yours for Freedom,
W. j. A. FULLER.
P. ST. have sent an autograph copy of this
challenge to the N. Y. Express.
New York, Thursday, Aug. IA, 1856.
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"A Card.

Congress has made an Appropriation OF
$500, 900 to purchase site for the Post Office in
New York,
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rRAY. DENSNIGRE Il PHELPS,
VI WHOLESALE GR0CERS, COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS and Agents for BosoN SALAMkNpKR SAFES; No.
81 South Water and IL Dearborn SITS, Chicago, Ill.
y. d. GRAY-R. W. DENsMoRn-G II. PHELPS janl.b .bpyl
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7WARE & McTMTTRE' 4

CADDEE Il HARNESS manufacturers,
y Jefferson street, Burlington, Iowa. Wholesale Dealers
Skins Patent aud enameled Leather Coach Lace,
ssddlery Hardware, Wood Hames, Chains, Enameled
Cloths, Brass Hub Bands, &C., &c.
The highest price paid for all kinds of HIDES AND
SKINS. Ian1o VI
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HAVING sold my Sash Factory to Mr.. r. NJ. Wash
i L Burn, would take this occasion to express my
thanks for the liberal custom bestowed me, and recon-
mend continuance of the same to my one
worthy Of confidence. feb 25ly1 CHAS. A. WHITE.
& WEEP. scroll and Ornamental Saw
- ing. in connection with my Sash, Door and Blind
Mandatory. North Main St. Burlington Iowa. Brack-
cts ofevery description done to order.
marl-u R. M WASHBURN
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VHIGAGo India Rubber Marehou.e,

4 hlAS1O Anuan RObOer Warehouse
~ LDES0N, JORDAN d BELLOWS, SO South W0.
ter Sred, Corner Dearborn, CAicd9o III.
INDIA RusBzR CLOTHING Betting, Steam Packing Hose
Boots and Shoes, Combs, Toys Gloves and Druggists Ar
tices Piano and Take Covers, Horse, Wagon and Tent
Covers Carriage Cloths, WHIPS Gun Covers Caps with
Capes, Sou Westers, Doh Heads, Toys, India Rubber
Whaebone, Breast Pumps Syrnges Nursing Bottles Nip
pie Shields Dress Shields, Coaks Ponchos Reeng Jack
cts, Saddle Bags Travelling Fssks, Air Beds Pillows and
Cushions Elastic Brads and Webbing Hospital Cushions
Bed Pans, Canes, etc, ETC. Leather belting Tapestry
Wilton and Enameed Travelling Bags Wholesale and Re-
tail at New York prices, fjan1.yl
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OF CITY COUNCIL.

PROCEEDINGS OF CITY COUNCIL.
MONDAY, August 18th, 1856.
Present-The Mayor, Aldermen Hager, Scott
Walbridge, McCash, Weghtman, Herskler, Ray
and Dewien.
petition was received from John Martin,
asking additional pay for work on Main Street
Bridge. Referred to Internal improvement
Committee. Also, from Morrison & Co., asking
the city to refund the balance of money paid
by them for Commission license on the unex-
pired time. Laid on the table.
The offer of P. NJ. McLaren to grade the
sidewalk ON Sixth street, was referred to Inter-
nal Improvement Committee.
The Mayor was instructed to effect an insur
ance on the new fire engine, during its transpor
tation from Boston to this city. The Mayor was
also authorized to fill out and sign five thousand
dollars of city scrip.
Alderman Ray stated that, in laying out the
streets in the'city, there were number of small
pieces of land left in such 4 position as to
make good but small lots, which, by right, be-
longed to the city. These parcels of ground
had been taken possession of by different par
ties, who claimed them as their own. On motion,
the matter was referred to the City Engineer and
Solicitor, to ascertain the exact quantity of
each, and also by what right, if any, the differ
ent parties now occupying retained possession.
The following bills were allowed, and ordered
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NEW LEATHER STORE,
uEcC n CTp A cSED

TANNERS. Curriers' and leather dealers No. s
BARRET HOUSE, BuEiNGTos, Iowa.
Keep constantly on hand a large assortment OF
Sole and Upper Leather, Kip, CaIfskins
Morocco.
m nm Ilentc haic
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HUNT & GILES.

DKODUCE BROKERS'. and General Commits
i sion Merchants, Corner North Wter La Sale sts.,
Chicago. Liberal advances made on consignments
Refer to-
Geo. Smith Co.; L Tinkham Co.; Fl Dunham l.
Coz Harmon 4 Co.; Smith & Pollard, Chicago J II
Gear L Co., Burlington, loMa
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OHAS. H. WRIGHT,

Late of New York City,
nRAPER n NTAlLOR.--Ndin street, corner of
- Jefferson, over Coolbaugh Brooks Blk, has hand
complete and well selected of Cloths Cass
mere, Vestng, and variety Of Linen Pantalooneres of
the most approved make, warranted not to shrink in
washing. Also fine white and hgurrd Marselles Vestng
which he will make In the latest any style
his customers Please ca-as u satisfactory fit is guar
anteed. [may9-tfl
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E. JOY,

RulGDER and N nt fu cturcr or DOORS
II &ASW FRAMES, WINDOW BLINDS. EEA I'm.
ERBOARDIHG and CHALF PUMP FIITURES-
HAVING enlarged my establishment and having on hand
good supply of all kinds Of building materials am
prepared TO put up buildings or country on the
shortest notice.
Those wishing to purchase any kind Of Building mate
Tiais can be supplied at my Factory. With practical
experience OF fourteen years In the business hope 10
give satisfaction to all who may me with their work
Burlington, Feb. rs, 1856 dwu
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HORSE SHOEINC


rTNHE subscriber is prepared to do ali work in ~
L his line, In neat, safe, and seryiceable man. VI
ner.
All diseases and defects of the feet will be prop.
erly attended TO.
Persons havi'g lame horses will find ID their advan-
tage to call at the City Shoeng Shop Jefferson ST.,
the bridge. [may16 d6m1 JAMES HAGERTY
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Burlington Marble Works.
J. A PATTON B. IN

j. "A, fA11ON q CU.,
DOOK BINDERS d. Blank Book Ran.
ID ufaCturers. North-Eas corner OF Third and JEFF
ferson streets Burlington, Ioya BLANK Books OF all
zes and of every description made to order.
eN Ruling, Music, Periodicals, Papers, Magazines
and Pamphlets bound and executed with neatness des-
patch and durability and warranted to give entire
isfaction. oct.4-tf
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M. OSTHEIM G. SON


Wines, Hrantiies, Gin and Cigars,
43 FRONT STREET
BRANCH HOtSE-37 South Water ST.,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
Our rates of prices at Chicago regulated by the
new YORK Market. [mar 6-6m
BURLINGTON MATCH FACTORY.
A H. BuRlIANs Il Co., on Valley street, burlington,
"a Iowa. would respectfully inform Dealers that they
have recently made extensive improvements in their es
tablishment, and are now making MATCHES of very
superior quality and prepared fill all orders how
ever large that they may receive Our matches are war
ranted to be as good as any made.
We are also manufacturing largely WRITING INKS of
very superior quality and fill all orders at low rates.
Orders solicited. fapr.27y]
STOVEK, ARCHITECT,-Win furnish
drawings and superntend the construction build
ings of all description public and private. Office, North
Third street, Burlington. Iowa. [jan.2lyl
T UMBEK YARD.-J. w. 81 w. ID. Gil
bert, Dealers in Lumber, Shingles Lath, and Square
Timber the of Jefferson sixth Streets Bur
ngtcn, Iowa. oct Boy
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P A uL l. A NGE

Z a q u Z Il u U q,
MUSIC TEACHER and Euner of NKl.
Nl steal Instruments, OFFERS his services
teacher the Piano, Meodeon Organ and Violin. If
requested he will tune Pianos by the year.
Orders left with Moses Foote the New York and Erie
Railroad Office or at residence side of Main ST.
above Columbia, will receive immediate attention.
apr196md.
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WETMORE & WEBB.

HOUSE,, Sign and Ornamental Paint.
i l. over Hardware store Of Morton Co., Jefer-
ST., Burlington, Iowa.
Ar@prepared to do all work in their line in the best
style, Including granting, paper hanging and gliding up
ON glass Work warranted and prices reasonable je4y
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TrORNEY and Counsellor at Law. Office In
"A the County Judges office, Marion Hail. Burlington,
Iowa WIN promptly attend to Land Agencies, Collecting
dsbt1 investing money, locating and selling LAND WAR
ESrs and all other business pertaining to his profession
JOHN S. SHELLER & CO.,
JNEAIElSS in Land Warrants, Surveyors and Cen
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DIR. J. B. E d E L Z N.
r ATE OF U. g. A. offers his professional services to
| the citizens OF Burlington.
9rygrKsoss-FscuIy Maryland University, Medical
profession Of Washington, ID. c. Prof aionzo Clark New
YORK.
i,4b
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Burlington, Iowa. sT Of
nee on Third Street. opposite the Rarrct House, over
swans store Residence Fifth Street. opposite resi-
dspce Of NJ D. Browning, Esq North Hi, fourth door
,ortb az The snuare (may2
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JOSEPH JONES,
DEALER In Country Produce. Dr

NstVVVSsUIs
DEALERS in Foreign una Domestic
~ Dry Goods Groceries, oneensware, Boots Shoes and
Ready Made Clothing They invite the public to call and
txsmne their assortment They are determined to sell
bargains for cash. July Is.
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS!
SHORT Il NEMICk, Wholesale Gro.
~ cer~ BURLINGTON, Iowa. would respectfully call your
Attention their large stock of Sugars, Molasses, Coffee,
md great variety other goods IN lne of which
In receipt ef daily Invoices which will be sold at
law figures SHORT RENilCK.
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TrORNEY AND COUNSEILOR AT
n LAW, will attend promptly TO all professional
s,,ess entrusted 10 his care In Des Moines and the
nroanang counties Special attention given to the Sc
caring and collecting OF claims; also, 10 renting and pay
pr tares upon estate and redceming of delinquent
lands. '. ~ -.
a0due on Third street three doors above the Barret
Wa,.s Darlington, Iowa. lDec lybp
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26

manners and language Of its people, has mora,
yioor enough 10 carry with him the manners and
cnstoms OF his native district [ know none, o'
tie ho,pitable hind that would better bear trans,
rlsrtir1 than those of Virgnisn, and not
stI.mut an unsuccessful imitation OF those Oh
f,reign couptrv-an imitation so unsuccessful as
"a proyoke ridcule. Ii the Government were 10
the habit of taking your correspondent ad'lce' l
should Of course urge q still better course
namely. TO recall our Minister and his secretary
at Paris 10 appoint his very competent ffNa,e
CleIk Resident Agent in his place and 70 DO
swsv. once for all, with the nonsense OF copying
witt wretched unlikeness 70 The originals, the Iorm7
Of European diplomacy:
The Pr,sse. The Siecie, and other city papers
have published this week " An Address 20 the
{" Friends of French Literature for the SuoscriP
ton to the Familiar Lectures on Literature py
"Lamartine" II space permitted, | should be
clad to translate here. and in full this, address,
whose eeIerous elOquence does equal honor 10
I6nartine and 10 those VITO sign II. Among the
,icrers are honorable aud honored names Of
srti,ts poets prose writers journalists, editors,
publishers and others Their purpose u to make
of the .ubscripti.n to Lamsrtines new work, r'-
ferred in nv letter Of March 81, 8 national sub
scriptiop to relieve the itstrious poet hlsforian
and statesman from the hard pressure OF pecdnltry
distress- 10 enable Z great man, (and let his
defects and weaknesses be What they may, still BE
ia and has been great, To- die in peace. May tLeir
address be heard aud respected your eide OF the
ocean.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26

foy eleven uopths of the fortifcshons OF the so1tn
s:de of s. vastopol, erected IN the fase 9i aha n'
The fire of the ssssiants, Will be hahaed uo"n % ~
cord 10 the remotest po~tsrty. ~. .h ,r,
a. In Ala, after the glorious victo1es OF tue tNo
nreeeoipg campaigns, ksrs was comPeheu 70 suteI
Der with its numerous gaulson, io1ul u tIo 80
army of Apa,ois, and the slRe OF the IuTAso .V'p'
.ent 10 relieve the place were eOuvci"u 70 -
ia, Nevertheless BY The impenet'soie and wise
Secr,.s of Providence, fact was preparing couOl
rrsbe 70 the wishes Of our wei-oeoVed august
10 our OVID and to those OF all Russia, ana "uC9 .
hse d the objects OF the wsr. The future 01hu4lIon
nd tho uryi. yes Of all the Christians 10 the last are
h, nc, IN n guaranteed. The sultan soiemny recos
pizes Il eu and, consequent upon this act VI yu,eS
the Ottoman empire enters into the family OF EurVpean
States. - .s.. b.,,o
No, heeD IN vain great work has been accom-
pUshed although by other and unforeseen mean,
and may how, with quie' couI.eV' p; -.
an end TO those efforts and TO those sacr-
fces bv restoring to our dear country the inestin
ale blessings Of peace. To hasten the coaciu-
n of the treaty OF peace and % ui-peI ever Ioi .e
f.t.r the very idea of AMBITIOUS views OF p'9-r's
wLph might be attributed 70 us, we have consenteu
TO tho adoption Of certain precautionary measures
de,tired TO prevent a collision OF our shPr OF war wh
n a.. of Turkey in the Black Sea, and to the eetso
ishT eIt of q frontier line IN the southern part VI
Bee arabs nearest 10 the Danube.
The corce ssions are not great when put IN COM
pari.on with the charges of prolonged war anu ,ne
advantages promised to Us by tho tranquility OF tue
empire, the destnles OF Whlca IL hss pivaseI uV'S "
tust 10 U.s. May all these advantages be obtained oy
our efforts un ted those e al our faithful subjects
NAV. with the aid the Almighty, who has always
prott ced Russia lie internal organisation be consoh
dated and perfected May Justice and clemeney pre-
side over lis iudgmens-may the advancement OF
ci,i,ation and of sl useful activity spread with re-
newed force-and may every one enjoy IN peace to-
ru- Of bis labor uncer the protection Of laws equally
ius and watchfu for all Fualy-and this Is the most
iInrortaut and ardent Of IOpes-may the sanitary
iett If f,tb BY enlgntehug the mind and
irg the heart, maintain and improve more AMI more
that social morality which is the sues pledge OF order
and happiness. ,, a., go. 49,,
the second year Of our reign. ALENANOFh'