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TESTIMONY rrt, M NORTH CAROLINA.
Certificate of DR.. w. Smith, Of Pine Hil1, Rich
mond County, North Carolina.

C6TttWCuC OI LIT. W. DUtWn, " a UtS HUG, fleCW
mao,,d County, North Carolina.
PIsR HILL, March 4, 1854
DEAR SIR have been a subject of Dyspepsia in
its worst FORM for the last five years. Such was my
condition for twelve months that the physicians and
all who saw me said must die, While in this con-
dtion was carried to the watering places in Vir-
gina, Tennessee, and North Carolina but was not
benefited by any water to which l was taken. While
on my way home, stopped week at Ruthertordton,
small village in North Carolina to try the effect of
some Chalybeate water in that place. About the last
Of the week went into drug store to get some med
icine for my child and myself There were several
Of the village physicians in the store andone Of them
seemed to take interest in my case, and after
asking me some questions, said he had been q dys-
peptc, and had been greatly benefited by the of
z Hoofands German Bitters, prepared BY you, and
he insisted that / would try the Bitters, He also
called the next day at my ROOM andinssted so much
that would try them that asked him to get me
one bottle He did il, and commenced taking it as
directed and was more benefited by it than oil the
water and medicine had ever taken. H
After reaching home, one Of my neighbors came to
me for prescription and medicine (hea dyspeptic,)
and gave him nearly oil the Btters had left which
effected much good in his case He has often called
on nae for more Of the kind of medicine, saying
he was more benefited by it than any other he had
taken, but have not been able to get any more for
him or myself since Will you therefore, please ship
me dozen or more as soon as possible,
Respectfully yours, = Nv. SMITH /
Dr. @. NJ JACKSON, Philadelphia.
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DOCTOR H0OFLAND'S sa
Hs4tse il9 CELEBRATED IA sst@ aa
. GERM A N BITTERS,

3 - q "a ~ E5 ~ t.FFar
IN. G, NJ. JACKSON, Philadelphia, Pa,
WILL xFFROrUALLY OURE
Liser Complaint, Dyspepsia, JaHndics, Chronic
or Nervous Debility, Dissases Of the tKidneys,
aud ali Diseases arising from, dssordered Liver
or Stomach, as3s staa set9 esqt ~
Such as Constipation, Inward Piles Fullness or Blood
burn, Disgust for Food, Fullness or Weight in
the Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sinking or
Futtering at the Pit Of the Stomach, Swim
ming Of the Head, Hurried and Difficult 4 \
Breathing Flutterng of the Heart, Cho-
king or Suffncating Sensations when
10 q lying posture pimness of Wis
ion, Dots of Webs before the Sight,
Fever and Dull Pain In the Head, II
Deficiency of Precipitation,
.U Yellowness ofthe Skin and FIJI
Eyes, Pain in the side
Back, Chest, Limbs, &c.
Sudden Flushes of Heat, Burning in the Flesh, Con-
sm#t ImAginings Of Evil, and Great Depression Of
Spirits. Ss RI
public to this preparation, does so with feel
ing Of the utmost confidence in Its virtues and adap
taton of it to the diseases for which it is recon-
mended.
1t is no new and untried article, bit one that has
stood the test of ten years trial before the Amer
can people, and its reputation and sale is unrivalled
by any similar preparations extant The testimony
in its favor given by the most prominent and we'll
known physicians and Individuals in oil parts of the
country is imni nse. The following from North
Carolina is respectfully submitted, referring any who
Receipt Book, for Farmers und Families, to be had
gratis ii all the agents for the German Bitters.
Principal Office and Mandatory 100 Arch street.
Philadel hia, Pennsylvania: .Eaf
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l d. r. Hooker, Rogers Store Wake county, North
Carolina, October a. 1853, says; sn q
& Having experienced very great benefit from the
use of Hoohand's German Bitters in Chronic Dyson
terry and Functional Derangemept of the Liver, and
its concomitant evils, desirous OF obtaining
quantity of it for the benefit Of my community. You
viii therefore, please send lot &c"
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UNITED STATES COURT OF CLAIMS
rAR D.-The Undersigned. JOHN G,

" DEVEREUX, Of New York City, and M.
THOMPSON, of Washington d. c., Attorneys and
are associated for the legal pros
ecution Of claims for creditors Of Government in the
Court Of Claims %5l% ~
They will cooperate In immediate and careful at
rention TO business matters at Washington, which
may be intrusted to their care by gentlemen Of the
profession and claimants in the city of New York,
elsr where in any part ofthe Union.
They may be consulted at any hme personally or
by letter, either at New York or Washington. Par
ticuar information ~ 10 claims which have been at
any time before Congress- or Departments can be
furnished at once, upon application BY tho parties
interested. JOHN O. DEVEREU1, EN
@ aessuE No. 90, Broadway,
Corner of Wall street, New York City
M. THOMPSON,
Wash ngton City
N. b. J. C. Devereux is Commissioner OF the
Court Of Claims. Ci'ltI#fa Ggf feb as--dn
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WANTEDi WANTEDl WANTEDI
Two find persons In want of the following
IL artclesi "esa A'nAS
French and German Looking Glasses
Portrait and Picture Frames, round, oval, or
square
Oil Paintings, all sizes
Marbe-top Bracket Tables, in bronze or gilt
All kinds of Picture and other Frames made To
order siHta4 III
Also, Looking Glasses Of any size made to order
A lot of cast-iron Brackets on hand, suitable for
shelving NJ F t3.f@
N. B. Old work reglt and Looking Glasses in
serted in old france.
All the above will be done and sold at the lowest
rates for cash. JOHN WAGNER,
255, Penn. avenue, opposite Krkwood House.
dec LEY
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
IFFICE or WASHINGTON NAT MONUMENT SOCIgry

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC,
OFFICE OF WASHINGTON Mar. MONUMENT S0cIErY,
Washington, July l, 1855.
In accordance with an order Of the Board
IL of Managers, the public are requested to pay no
more contributions For the Washington National
Monument to agents heretofore commissioned by the
Board. rtshg,rt s6 Hs ,r~
This notice is not to be construed az Q censnre on
the agents. but it is designed to efectuate gensfal
settlement Of the affairs Of the Society. The Board
is well assured of eventual success in the patriotic
enterprise in which il is engaged but il has resolved
To suspend further proceedings BY agency until q
plan now under consideration, for combining ETH
Cheney, promptitude and safety, ia matured.
Balances due fom agents, or offerings from indie
pendent contributors are TO be sent by DRAFT Pdydb
b the order Of tss Treasurer Of Washngton Nation az
Monument ,SociAty enclosed ina letter TO the under
signed. BY order:
SAMUEL YORKE ArLEE,
july 5--dtf Secretary w. N. M y
N. b. Editors throughout the United States Will
confer favor the Society and benefit the public,
by publishing this notice and sending TO The Score
tary copy OF the paper containing the same.
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These Pills are composed of the most valuable ar
ticles which be found in the vegetable Aateria
Asdica for Dyspepsia, and also for the removal Of
all complaints Immediately arising from connected
with Indigestion, Gastric or Intestinal Debility and
DeranQement: such as Loss of Appetite Sourness Of
the Stomach, Fatulence, Nausea, Heat and Burning
Of the Stomach and Bowels Dizziness, Water-brash,
Headache, Palpitaton of the Heart, Cough, Pain in
the Breast Habitua Costiveness, its opposite Di-
arrhoa Female Distractions, Torpor Of the Liver or
Bowels. Cholc Pains, General Debility of Body and
Depression of Mind. These Pills operate mildly on
he stomach and bowels, cleansing and imparting to
them tone and energy; and removing those obstruc-
tions or causes which induce arrangement and de-
bility in the digestive organs and which produce
that long train Of complaints which accompany dys-
pepsia. They have been prescribed in thousands Of
by then original proprietor IN his private prac
tice and have met with such marked and surprising
success, a. 20 be valued above price by those who
best know tbsm, and who have witnessed in their
own persons or families their sovereign efficacy in
curing the diseases for which they are recommended
DR.. BEOTHERS BROWN OINTMENT.
This Ointmsnt Is designed for Cutaneous Diseases
Rhsum, or Dow Worm, or ST. Anthony's Fire, or
Erysipelas tor ell itching adections, erupuons OF
the sfn sore nipples chapped hands chilbans, sore
and infamsA eyed chappings and excavations about
the nose and lips; the neck, thighs, and srmpts OF
children; fer scalds and burns, bruises svelings,
and piles This is an article of grest efficacy; one
which has given general satisfaction, and which has
effected great cures. Price rs cents ~ y
DIR. BROTHERS. COUGH PILLl \
These Pills are very effcacious in relieving very
Coughs, Pains in the Chest and Irritation of
the Lungs They very valuable, safe, mild, but
effective remedy, not only for these affections, but
slso Tor tickling in the throat structure OF the lungs
are very highly priced by many persons. Price IS
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~ ed, and containing nearly
double the quantity of reading
matter in that Of the Fifty Gent
or Dollar Publications. II treats
on the Physiology Of Marriage,
and the Secret 1nfrmities and
Disorder of Youth and Maturity,
resulting from excesses, which
destroy the physical and mental
powers, with observations on
Marriage, its duties and disquali-
6catinns and their rem0dioe
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yet baye called IN question, would be
interesting. could il he arrived at.
The friends Of Repub|iranism, hare
one juty to perform wl,icl, is to devise,
some law to prevent the cente7aliso-
ton Of wealth in this way. Let every
church stand upon its own bottom let
every Preacher or Teacher, and every
Priest, stand likewise. And If they
are oottomless, let them fail. Each
intelli gent community can separately
Judge for itself Of these things Thus /.
If the Bishop. send rake of Pigs
here. to teach this community m",ali-
~, let this community have The right,
to say, it will not receive him, without
having their own church door closed,
by the antocratic dir'a'nr.
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oR TIVE CoAkT.
Learned DiscOurses.

In Thursday night, MI. Comet, I lis
tened to dissertation from the pulpit Of
the Christian Church." BY the Rev. MI.
Henderson. Of Kentucky, which 10 my
mind embodied mate rislistic, if not an in
iidel view. Will the learned gentleman
have the kindness 10 show how he appli .
his mathe NAUTICAL logic in reference 10
Heaven" 10 the 18th ve-se Of the I'd
Chapter of Revelation; also to the Cd verse
Of the 81 chapter Of the same. A TO the
ma 'erials If which he const ,ucts Heaven,
have no objection. th"us h tct the .ake Of
Christian harmony arr sorry he advences
it Asto his opinion that the walls Of Heav-
en- are to be Of ia per; il will certainly
give rise TO net sect who may take the
tenabe ground that the walls sre to BE- Of
.'bricks from Babel" His attempts 10
measure che length, breadth and depth Of
heaven, are petfpct|, innocent snd harm.
less, which cannot be said Of the infdel doc.
trines he teaches u. B. J.
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STATE or LOUlSfANA.-Pa,;<h q
East Baton Rcuge-Sixth Judicial Dis
tfict Ccurt-WAeHissTor q RitHY,
" Hts Csrp,ToRs-lNo.,7o3
ORpER o. CouRT.
ORDERED that WAss,soros 2. RI.
~ LEY. be allowed to make ression Of
81, his property % his creditors. and said
ee>.ios 10 accepted 81 The benefit Of his
creditors
It is further o,dersd thst sid Riley call
hisrreditor, on;the 9th Day Of April. NEXT,
lB 8, Al 10 o'clock, A. NJ. before Samuel
Skolheld, Recorder lor the Parish Of East
Baton Rouge, 1t his Office in the city of
Baton Rouge, Ia deliberate o. the sf'its
ri said in.o vent deiter, en- reid Sheffield,
is appointed 70 preside st ssid meet. {. Of
said creditors, make process verbal II
their delibe rations, according to lsw.
lsigned B. +. BRYAN,
March n. 1855. Clerk.
BY VIRTUE Of the above order, the
creditors Of Wsshingtoa z Riley, .rs
hereby Notified 10 inset Il ny slke IN TIE
City II Baton Rouge, on WEDNESDAY,
the 9th Of A ril 1856, at 10 o'clock. A. ~,
N advise upon the affair a Washington
z Riley, 81 insolvent debter ofthis osri'h,
and u A1elds upon the most advantageous
manner u H.t0sing Of the Ell cts mrrtn.
dered by said insolvent, for the benefit 4
his creditors. SAML. SHOLrELD,
msr2o 1ot. Recorder.
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ETAr DE Ia Observation-Disclosures

ErAT De LA LOUlStANE--psrdss
FEst Baton RnuCe-Cour du 6me Dist
Jndieisiss-lNo. l7o3)- wAsssse1os
Z. RtLSS. eoftre ~ C16anejsrs
Osrax ps IA Cons.
nRDONNE one washicgtoa Z Riley,
~ sAis susos}I lfsiss ssssion ID tou -
sec propriltls ! sss er6sNeisss q b dl's
cession ut seespe6s - profit d. dits e'S.
s0rissi. 4e
II - d plus osdonnS qus i dit Rils1
eonvoqus ~ es6anciefe = . AvNl, pIDs
chain ll0SO B 10 hsures 6u n,atin, psf,,s.
want Seml. Skol6eld, Recorder, Dc d p.
roiess d'E4t Bstea Rouge, 1 son bu'ess
d.ns ID vile Dc BATON Rooxs, pour d6ilbs.
rer snr Leo af.irss d. dit d6biteuT insol.s.
bic, ct 10 dit. Sko|6sld ct nomm6 / rs6N
do pr1sideS 1 ID dit ssssnsbNe dos djts esS.
ancisY q den isirs proofs verbal confes'
m6ment ! h loi. B. r. BRYAN.
MaSs ~, 1854 Crefbef.
I'm vssss II l'snet ei.dessus, les ertee'
cjess de Washington z. Riley, sont not ~
par les p,6ssntsS d'avvir ! - reunn } ma
bu,ean On 10 vile Do Baton Rouge. Nes'
credi, le . Anvil, 1854, ! 10 hours d. -
tin. pour d6iibeysf snY IL shzirss d. Wsk
ingson Z. Riley, dloissnf insolsahls .
estts paroisss, st pom dltsrnines b ~
",1rs b p)us evoee1gsase - AjsposeT -
s1ecto abeodooa6e ~ h d1t fnselvsblss
pSe6t d - eyEaocisss.
SAML. x0Lr1E1D.
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I'm CHAaos AeAfrsH M. 1Iumspsr
Il will 70 sssa - sslerring 10 gu,
city head tbiS evening, that after i've
weeks II dslay, during whish every
possible s1ort has been made BY NJ
Lumsdes to tlacs lis accsssr upon
the stand 70 tsstify. ciscamssAstia a.
to the baris II the Shassss and innu.
endoes tbtss times publicly made
against him, Denis Corcorsn being
swoft. svsrs. IL sfese, that ,hers u
mt, and never was, any basis TT snch
charges and innuendoes; and that,
thereupon. tbs cas.' against M. Lnsns.
den, was dismissed BY the Recorder.
10 this point il was plain to The &C.
cnsed such an examination mus, inev;.
tably tend, and 10 bring IL I" that
point he took the steps 10 did. IN Sc.
cordance with hi. promptly nsdt de-
c1~rstion on frst .resdine tie charges.
80 publicly put forth. snd now 20 w.
gracefully rsceeded f'om.
We shnll publish. in fsw days, a
review Of the whole case, with such
comments as il may seem to a. 10 call
FIR. Pieaysne.
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CArmLrc C"LoNy IN l,wA.-1t is
stated ul"" Ce'ma" authority. in the
Pitt~h"rg Dispatch. i'at 'i"cr the
Sn"lerLu.d war i" Sr;'z rland. tie
Catholic clergy and "s"'ks. f'"rtn; d
I"osi"g the large property they held
have been converting j. into cash,
which they have from time to time
sent I" the United States to pn,cl,ns,'
land with. They have agents in this
country TO ma""ge these bands, and
get Catholic settlers for them. ]" this
wov u COLONY h"s ben found d IL
Iowa.. mostly It Germans from Pitts.
burg As the result j. tie taking If
large numbers "f poor German. tro"
the cities where they swarm, 'h- m,ve-
men, is rather colnmendable than
othe,~ i~c.
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The Cold Winter Of 1 $3.50

Ed. Comet DEAR T,R.---Th.
temperature Of the past winter having
been somewhat unusual If not W"pa'
aned. in this region, | hand 20" thu
following table. f"r which ! am in'Ieh-
ted I" Capt. WIN. + Barry. i" CO.."
uand Of the u. s. Garrison at this
place.
From il | observe. that hetwee"
The 23d Dec, and the 16 h Feb. il"
81 successive d"ys III" THERMOMETER,
even At midday. ans above 90 degrees.
bvt once. (n the 7'h Ja" } and only
reached 50 , on tho orther occossionS,
Sucl, n steady eoid term i" til"
Sunny South | deem a matter
worthy Of record Yours Truly
WILLIAM WALLER.
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For The Cor,et.
ODE TO 1gu fly.
Icy jim @ o !

sY JfNoo
Of all the cases that ever had face,
Your ,se-by fafs the hardest case.
Husfy- ! cock, you might have kelh
the place, !.
BY giving half the proiits-wlich il oil
the g,ace.
Hufty. fur shame! how dare you be %
bold
As stand M in a i,gat court and hold,
Tha, YOU are Sheriff Don't Won know
That Seunes and CAN'T din bid you 60.
A month ago (af leas'j Just past
You're a X. ~" llutf, and therefore,
Nothing Know.
Wisdom now says you shotld-NOT.
have actrd ST.,
Ycu should have come sp here, and
talked t. ia. n,
Who's not as some s,ppose-an Ele-
phant
Him yon shon'd have reasen,d with at
least an hour
p,wer.
Old Huf-fcr shame When you're
again .leci.d Sheriff.
Come I" the Legislature; for much can
lie effected,
By reasoning with the Wisdom Of the
STATE
Whose ,nwe, tor good may be accounted
G,em
Now Major. don't you feel the error Of
yont way.
That fighting for right 'gainst might will
never Iay.
A 1I"REoR IN the f1ousE or L"RDs.
The appearance Of " crow was once
considered on,in"us In the House of
Lor,I>. ut the parliment. occurred a
remarkable appara''i"n of bird Of
that feather. According to an eye
witness Of the pageant:
The Diplomatic corps had already
mustered i" considerable strength. and
in every variety Of "fbrinl costume
when the Am-r'c,n Minister, 'slvped
IN. in lla;" evening dress.
A g."l"'na" j" plain black coat
amid hat v"tirga'td assembly. must
have exhibited very much the arp"ar-
ance If the bird abov" men toned
among II multitude "f peacmk-, pleas
ants, parrots. birds ii raradi>,. and
fam ry's. N" doubt The Individual
IN question excited feelings If disg
and contempt If ~" horror, in the
minds Of those about him, aud If his
other mh"ld.r., by not appearing in
emhroi'|rred, i|umim,teJ. heed, aud
gilt Indictments, and the report "f the
contempt which he thus manifested
fur our more iot.ll'grn, tnetr will he
pe'uStd with heartfelt Indignation. moi,
only BY many gentlemen, but also by
many gent'r"un'- gen'', man VIII"
PRIZES himself upon his er,ulc't-,s and
rx"'ts j" his coeka1e, aud rtjoices in
his plush.
Under existing circumstance the
Am.,nnn Nj lister must have looked
particularly Xix. crow, "n un'ucky
bird. Was not The E,,l If Derby es-
~cial'y struck with the coincidence
between The spectacle If that hor,id
nan and the case Of Lord Wpn>ley.
dale : Did not the mnado,n d. un.ulor.
ed. n"b'"z ny. lacl"ster American be.
f"r.. him. t"r-ha,Iowing ~ him y shock.
ing notion Il the future IIn,,s. If Lnr Is
the idea Of what wi ar Intellect r..
CARDS as n rational pecr.gv,
The resemblance Of the American
Minister among The III rI,m,'ic person.
ages to crow s"rr"n"dcdhy splendid
t"wIes. is perceived BY l.. king a, him
IN = sensible POINT Of virw and the
higher light. Too probably, however
some Inv minis may exist, disposed
rather :" compare him AS he appeared
/" the House Of Lords. to a we'll dress.
ed gentleman who had CHANGED to
Look in At 3 masquerade. -Punch.
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lRoN SntxoLE. Stxrbach's machine
shop 4 Troy, N. Y. is rooted with iron
ohinglss. Thn roof 10 but little more
expensive than other Gre proof roof.
ing.
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G9e 9ailgg Genlet:
BATON ROtJoE,::.MAR. 20, 1855.
= rotrTfoAL s1ATTrAs.

aud IN earnest seeker attef every rsy
from the great lanthern Of truth; it
becomes our melancholy duty to in.
form the select readers Of this sheet,
tbs. what they see in the party press
If esch party. from this dav. up to the
dry Of the election Of another Presi-
dent, il not to DO relied on a. truth !;
Il not to be credited; for il will have
less foundation 10 stand on, than the
baseless fabric Of a vision.
The candidates Of the American
party have the advantage Of their (yet)
invisible opponents. Because there is
just 20 much ammunition to Ere of. and
when II is exhausted the sr-weapons
will cool down, and the pen Of con.
tsntien gees back in ito particular ink
stand to rust and sleep in harmless
quietpess fo'sver and 4 day. The
democratic press-she double barrel
twenty four Founders like the La.
Courier, and the smaller pop-guns like
ths Calcasieu Press, have gous off and
hsvs nearly spent the full measure Of
thsir amunitiun. and like the bully
Who ha, exhausted the profsne voca
balsrt. they must shut their eyes;
bold their tongues and wsit for tho
day Of battle.
To prove the position assumed, let
70 70 to head quarters and consult that
elegant and chaste campaign paper.
Tho Warrington Union. That ire
nsndous newspaper in length, breadth,
width and Fundamental profundity, has
mid al II can say, without resorting
10 The pleasant fields Of fiction against
NJ. Donel.on and Major Fillmore
Here's = paper from the aforesaid Is
lablishment. which says: "Mr. Fill
more and bis cabinet resorted to cor
sart and unconstitutional means
70 establish lighthouse At MATTHIAS
Vineyard. "Mr. Fi|lmores expoun-
der 81 The uoconstitutionali'y u sd-
x,ittipg Slave territory -shows that be
id ny Il IL unconstitutional"
MIR. Fillmore apologised to The
sbolitioni-ss for approving the com.
promise measures.
"Mr. Fillmore Is not nstional on
he compromises Of the constitution"
Mr.. Fillmore as much Of y monster
~ NJ. Sumner or Jones, (B g.
mir. Fillmorc's abolition proclivi.
tiss further exposed"
Mr.. Fillmore responsible for the
damages Of disu"io"."
Thi. last charge is "'rue b'''."--'
MI. Fillmore should be indicted and
brought before any court Of comPc.
tent jurisdiction a. soon As he comes
home. and he should be made to an
swer and pay. Doubtless there are
Thugs In the nation, VII" would mako
sdor, in this event. 10 defend Fillmore
against ,I'vse several charges; for
what kind Of crime IL It, a man can
not employ eminent counsel to defend
him against, in 'h;. dry Of moral worth
and trsnscendental virtue?
A quantun snGcit Of the heads Of
articles from the great organ Of or
gans have besn quoted. to show what
W s'atted on. to show. That the
larger field pieces Of the dominant
party. are wasting thet ammunition in
. sham fight, before the trumpets Of
war have sounded, 10 call the combat
spss into the field. Nobody has yet
denied tho truth Of the Unions three
several propositions; then upon what
principle i the Union making such