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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-02-07

rs BBLS Old Bourbon, Monongahela and Old Rye
Whisky, for sale by TEMPLE BEAUPRE.
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w. b. Il q. n. REED

w. B. & G. b. REED.
CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS Nninger City, NJ. T.,
~ would to the public that they prepared
to contract to do any work in their line in thorough
and workmanlike manner, in Ninnger City and vicinity.
Nininger City, December II, 1855 dec17 -daw8m
I 90 BBLs. SMOKING TOBACCO, for sale BY
i ....ts{g TEMPLE BEAupRE.
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sumo time In arguing cause where all the
justice, reason and authorities are on one
side?
Reference is here made to the case of
Worcester VS.. the State of Georgia, 6 Peters,
SIS. Martin VS.. Hunter, 1st Wheaton, 3O4.
City of Chicago vs.. U. S., 7 Howard, 1876.
2 Peters, 522; IL Wheaton, 270; 3 Dallas,
1856; 2 Dallas, 800. might cite fifty cases
bearing upon this question. have found
none conflicting with, but all conceding to
Congress the sole power of legialation in the
Territories.
Congress certainly has the power, direct
from the Constitution, "to make all needful
rules and regulations" for the territories /;
hence the only question to be asked is, is
it needfull, that this or that be done? Con-
gress alone possesses the power. There is no
concurrent power to be brought in conflict
with Congress on this subject. "The Con-
gress shall have power" The Congress has
also power, from the same instrument, to
regulate commerce, coin money, and to es-
tablsh post Offices and post roads. Will any
one contend that Congress cannot exercise
this power in the territories, or that the peo-
pie of Minnesota or Kansas may exercise
these powers? l think it would shock the
sensibilities of the sovereign of all the squat
tiers, if the people of Kansas or Minnesota
were to attempt to carry out this doctrine.
1t would certainly be a palpable violation of
the constitution. In indicating the truth of
history, it is just to say that Governor
Mason was the first martyr to the doctrine
of squatter sovereignty. How unfortunate
for the cause Of suffering humanity, that he
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-29
ERE nISTRICTS


The city IL divided into -fght Fre Districts ol.ows
fhe FIRST Fire District contp AL part city
lying north o. Twenty street and east Of the Sixth
The Second Fire District comprises all that part Of the city
lying north OF Twenty seconi street AID west of the Sixth
Ta Third Fire District comprises all that Of the city
bounded and containing ioowsBcsinniag AZ the foot Of
eDrrer streets;
thence northersy in straight line 10 the of Eighth
ME and Twenty sarond street. thence estcry along twenty
street the North encc souhery along the
North river Ia the place of beginning.
The Fourth Fire District comprises all that part Of the city
pounded and containing MISUNDERSTANDING the
OF Leonard and Church streets running thence norhery
straight line VI tc Of Eighth md Twenty esEd
avenue: thence souherly straight line the
Lm and Leonard streets and thence westerly in straight
line 10 The conner OF Church and Leonard streets.
The fih Fire District comprises all that part OF the city
bounded IND containing tolowsto the
IN straight line la The corner OF Lexington and Tween
second street. thence esserly Twenty
20 the East rver thence ouhey aud along the East river
four''hh street. tence southwesio1y IN straight ire 10
the " Leonard and Baxter streets; thence
a straight line Co the place Of beginning
the SIKH Fire District comprises al that part of the
bounded ,d containing follow sBeetning at the
of Leonard and Baxter streets and running thence eastey
a straight Market street on the East river
thence along the East river Fourteenth street, south
westerly, In a straight line the place beginning.
Tn. seventh Fire District comprics all par the
bounded nnd c9naninr as fpvs crinnn nj ha iooi al
Market the East er ard running thence westerly
IN straight line to the OF Leonard and Elm streets
thence ~,uheriy along straight line incrsccug Wall
~ IL" Junction u Nassau, Wall end Broad streets and
,inmed lhraggh the Battery TO the Eorth river.
bonud, and containing MISUNDERSTANDING AT the
North Moore street" the North river and running thence
Streets THENCE so,hely, along straight line nteIsectin
with Wall street, al The JunetEnot Nassau Wall and Broad
streets aud continued through the Battery the North
The 'pef Engineers onee viii be open from A " until
6f.M
The chief gpeer can be seer, from u " ,il2PN.
chief Engineer OF the New York Fire Department.
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L'oh SAVANNAH AND fLOniDN.-t NfrED STATES
y mail live Tho steamship ALABAMA Captain 81 y
Schenck vii leave saturday, May al 0ruck U. "
rom pier No North river Bhs 81 atng signed es noag
For freight passage amply 10 : T. MiftIILi hbr.se
way. Through tickets from New YORK 70 IackS0nviir ~
do llaka, NJ Steamers tor Florida ronucet ~ - sl'
With Nc steamers IRON New b0rk on JHest!' ahu ~"
safN
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.

HFF1CE OF THE CIIIEF ENGINEER OF THE FIRE
~ DEPARTMENT
q ELIzABErH STREET, New YoEK, April Is, 1857
The undersigned hereby notifies the members OF the Fire
has concluded the following arrange
ent Of the various fire companies and apparatus naming e
districts In which they perform duty take enect MAY
J. 1857 and also calls their especial attention 70 he annexed
Ii of buildings.
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WAkfIIELD.-TlE MEMPHIS or INDUSTRIAL
w Homo Association NO - who have not paid IN full for
their lots are hereby noicd iat al lots no, PAID Cor be-
fore The IAN " May. will be snid aucnn ll iweN,
III tvcning % thai day ~ O'Clock The purchasing trustee
vii be- Of 100 Howcry each Thursday evening irnu os
O'Clock until hai time irosc ~ surplus Nrorrl and re-
ceivG uuuey. 'ORNs. 4. COOPER. Purchasing Trustee
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rTliE BRoOKTYN rERRy COMPANY Will, COMMENCE
RAINING their ferry Monday, the ih Of Man lsh7 from
slip, New FORK south TCn'h street. WILLIAMSBURG
No eApcise has been sIard by u couany ~ preparing i
ferry Tor the accommodated OF e public The arry boats
AMI Of The best aud substantial kind containing
al the modern Improvement Tho ferry bridges and slips
new 3nd of The subeaniia and approved
ton now ferry house has just been completed A. South
Tenth Williamsburg, and BOW crrp house = IN progress
ol crccnn ~ James Sip New York, which Will be ctnplced
few days Tho approaches 70 The Jerry. both IN Williams
burg and New York spacious aud nf easy aud the
er1n OF the ferry cac shorr v be found coyeneni o-
dc people Of WILLIAMSBURG. brooklyn, Now YORK and bSng
Island II ~ the shoresi route fu flathush 20 View York
by the Glove Rad aud Bedford This ferry VII al,
ne central or travel by Division and AL tho other tad
ing thoroughfares 10 c Water Works, cypress lh Evcr
and Jewish ccmcis u nls he shortest route from
he lower wards Of tn city OF New York n the thnc
tories and Il nearest " the Fashion Union and tcnrry"
aud tn Janaca NcwiowI and Flushing. IN"
boats VIII run rcc q charge to passengers and Vehicles o
Monday, the W " May The rates ~ Conua'ilr Tor pas
and vehicles for sis months viii be ready he Office
81 the company, IN nnt nfer Friday MAY a. he ferry hou~c
Williamsburg AIri ~ l-J1.
JAMES MURPHY. President
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IL States mail steamer BLACK WARRIOR, Captain y. "
smith VII commence receiving heAsni on nucsday Ae,n
gcocs precisely from her pier fcce Of Robnsou direct
NO bulls OF hadinn signed amer steamer salts
ivIsosfos, csoCHxsoy . CO.
II Para place
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RECArITULATiuN

or INV t~ct~rsR, TSeiSF CosrANy, cOsrtNr tNp
uoor aNp tanrsp COsrANY ~ SaCu ffRf DisTrlcr
Tirsi tsrc3 engineers ~ engine companies ~ hosN
.ornpanies and hook and ladder companies
second d.rc3 engineers, " engine conpaniTs VI hose
sompanics and hook and ladder companies
Third Districts engineers, 9engine companies, hose cnn
NAMES and hook and ladder companies.
Fourth dis.ricit engineers. engine comnaplcs W nos
so,p,,auies and hook and ladder companies -
F{b distfici-f engineers, " engine c1'mpanes " DOSE
sonps nirs and hook and luddcr companies =.
Sixth DISTRICTS engineers, elgn' coinpah'-' " h'
compasles and 3 hook and ladder coinpanie "a. -
seventh dsrc-T engineers, ~ engine companies y h'N
sranpanlep and hook and ladder coinpanic, - a.
Eighth derct-T engineers, II engine cnninhc7' y Dos
ccvnpanies and 3 hook aud ladder comptni'~. a.,
Harlem dstpict--i engineer engine cunipanh~ h'7
companies aud ? hook and ladder COM smes
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DTCORDs PRACrTCF-CH ARLEs u. HANNOND. n
III ~ date Of 5l6 Brustway) pupil Of he celebra sur
geons Of his city Drs tari,ochan and Mott aud NE great
Record ~ Paris who e he hfs living surgeon
DC the urinary and sexual system pr M has removed b,
his and convenient oce 81 Beecksr street eighth
east Broadwsy where h. may be privately from
10 snd y evenings. Consultations IN Enliish or
&C.. also skllflily Eeaisi
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IMroRIAxT DIscovyRY IN rrIE scrEsoE or xxp


,,rvoyAL-DR HEINE HAS REMOVED PROM "a,
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TRAVELLER's GUIDE.

HUDSON RIVER RAuRoAD.-rRox APRIL IS 1857.
e. s'gFs rsn 's s asf ~ Sing 81 sns
ssSYetssD; Tie ~ sa ~
a. the way a. Ss
'-"' WA A. =. SMITH. Superintendent
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-ON AND AFTKA
N Monday April 1857 and until further neSs $1,000
Sf pHas XIX ' espresso 1 $50 2, psSi1s
hsn All n A. NJ, Tor Dsnsrs and Buiyalo snd ,n,ermA
da,e stations Passengers by his wil remain ass
Raoaasd sps H for su.
Way passenser At r. NJ for Newburs. xddeows And
Emiaran Al r. NJ. Dunhrk and Buffalo,
Ess s0sT n. % sn S1 ever DAY
cept that the train on Saturday runs ouy 70 HorDois'e-
f sissi s1 H%s :, IS. p H. for Bumlo every day
o.n.ndasus and Sssar. Falls Rsrqsd for Nss,s. E.,
Railroad Tor RoshessT Grsa. Bend wh 6sisga,s Lscs
. si iSs ' sansio and New YORK Ss
and Canc.nn.d, Toledo pstro.a chicago &C. -,
ryyIE BROOKLYN CITY RAILROAD COMPANY DEEM
ing su S 10 heH . anS I'M PSne 70 To- be v
CURED Of their employees subnit the following from the !no
oqf Of at io dime Of the dineues on Monday
class 3. " a.. class 4, ll--QVctage, "
ineta-s |, 3ls; class = l3Is; class j,
1911: class 4 lUJ-RNcragc. l2a2S
finishing lue-1a-S l. li~ class = LII, class J,
1888: class T. 1O4f-aN"rugc l2t
trrnwood l. 1895; class 3 1895; class g. 1875;
class 4, 9.2T-aNcrsgc, t2@t
all the lines. IL hours les.
la arranging III. tables special regard Is lad 20 ual 1aOn
the Respective routes well rs to public accm
rnuiahuu: thrrct aud employees divided into
classes urc Ia rotation - changed ky, that
al epoycs fur wcokA perform c'Iuai amount Of
labor The system running requires uc utmost precision
starting aud uniformity ~ speed out Of plc"
dis Whole line Ia Wis
lar starters employed tho t'rmid o.. r ttc routes.
whose h ~ indicac ia. prec." Inu"u ~ departure,
aud u note the arrival OF rac II VIII ls pc perceived
that the of no 'xfs'ed diminished
without dcpaur. iroia The rule D, The conf aud
drivers The drivers AMI Conductors IL
has stated required 10 take of irs and ears
the termination o The last trip but rnuri y deivor
t.m persons appointed Ia receive them, ysr dgs
with running thG into the HOUSE,
t.EO. ROWLAND, I
va. " CARY,
q. BEODkS. Clmmittfs
FISHER HOWE.
HENRY a. MURPHY
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FIRST DISTRICT
ENcfSTEHs-Rucli kngstard, br~. 49, -
Fnrn.s Canpnuies-t :. ~. ~ ~ Is - - ~ ~. y ~
Hose tonpan,v1 "a ~ 81. ~ a. g. a., ~ o. ~ -
HOOK aud Ladder Coinpnniss--S, y
SECOND DISTRICT.
FNcfsEHRS-Rrce. West. Iuch.
rnEnc Companies, 10, T. la ~ - - ~, y. T. - ~
Hose Companics-l2 ~ ~ 81, g. a. a. as u. y, ~
Hook and ladder Companics-2 4
THIRD DISTRICT.
EscINrrRs-Wrsi, crcgier, Weninan
Yngne Conapanes-3 N. 16. "a - - a. a. ~
Hose Conipanles-11, ~ ~, ~ ~ y ~ "a, s..
Hook and Ladder conpanics-2 j O. H.
FOURTH DISTRICT
ESorSrrns-- wcnman. West, ,rericf. kins-h'ui
,Icss s sos adder $1,000 ~ ~ 4"
FIFTH DISTRICT
FSciSFsRs-C orslxell kugslaud, Jacobs, Huch
Inrnc Compsnics-t 10 u ~ az ~ =; - - y; !" 81
Hook ami ladder Compauies-6, Q, ~. IL
SIXTH DISTRICT
FNeiSrrns-lacohs, cornw.h knesland.
Engine Compsnies,-s 3 Z, e q 81 % 81, -
Hook and Ladder Companios--5 III, IL
SEVENTH DISTRICT
pecrwrrrs Decker, Bsulch. CrcTcr Cornwc. rsrhaD,
ENGINE Companies a. IL IT, ~. q, n u. y, 90 a.
Hoss Compsnies-l . 2esloiL Is. IS - 81. n e d
u n 81 Al. o., 81. ~ "a. "a, -, 81
HON aud Ladder Companies-L 4, II, Ia
EIGHTH INSTRUCT.
rxctNyFas-Tarnharn. Donovan Cregicr B,uch venasn
Decker, t0rnWplL
t,c,nc f,,rnpanirs-2 & "a a. H. ~ q, =, ~ Al ~
Hose ,csnpancs-l 9 3 So 10 u, u Ia Is " %. n
g n. n g2 n, ~ o. S. So 81, =. o.,
ues,s aad Madden EonaYanies--l, 4. u.
Esenpt Fngne Cornpany-one powerful engine ursrveJ
HARLEM DISTRICT.
ENcIsEEn--Mawbcy.
Engine Conpanlcs-g1, ~ g. A. a.
JToSe 'otnpnuies-f3. a.. -. ~
Hook and Ladder Companies, 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-29

TyHETA DELTA CHI CONvENTTON.-LITERARY EX-
-rsiscs ~ Hope Chape us Broadway Aprl n, at 7A
r. W OraD,r William II. T,st poet John Bfougham. Ora
ts'r members o. cnosos and he pubic generally
nvised
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-29

A UsT8s.ifA ProEEER IINg-EsrABr.HHED is51
IA Cafrytng the United States male.
Calling res larry on The day advertised.
rSss10slf IN, Clipper ship
500 tons eapaclly Loiauip, Master,
reeetvag Tor Melbourne Geeong and BoosS,
To~n pier No 2 East river. Being posilg.F engaged
three fourths l Huscaniied the first ship. The Ram5er
sht now serh Passengers aud shippers re2uer
ed examine me ship bciSre engagements The oAope
ship .. =
WIN succeed the Rsnnlsr
p, irhror passsge, hs~.ng eegssi recommendation, ~
'" r. W cAYsRoS No 4 Bowling 6rssu-
Sight, bills or.sat and advances asdc orsss5
Consraee. in Australia wInHson Bros AGO
A usTRIIrA-EAgoARoo LxNE-PApKKT OF MAy
"A k-Ths elegant clipper alp GOLDEN BORN, 10
with most eiselent gsmrns Ter The sccormodAlnn
fanies being nov nearly sosded, VII be de-pAiched
ADORE and the nru ahlp 70 sail The beAusfnl erroms
clipper ship SKA NYNPH vi socosed and aali In yunS
n%nJ'TR. LIRp a oUEREAu, No. rs wall s,rsss a.
GOODBYE ARKELJ RILEoT. Los Pearl sree&
IcoR HAVANA AND MOBILE.
The United States mail steamship QUAKER CITY.
X. W. ahufcif', commander
win leave the sbore pors thursday Nsy frs 10
per North river, foot OF Spring street.. At IL oclo.
Freight COZ New oresns taken and forwarded hom hos0s
Compsnys bills Of Ading be procured the onos Of W
Packages received the once ion O'Clock and bus
lsdns signed ~ IN the hour Of sailing.
For freight ~ psAsAxe appy To -
rosr. SMITH co ~.e..
n R-rnis steamer win cummeucs receiving freixai %
Friday ist inst n.
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HIPPINo.

DOyAL MAIL STEAMSHIP ARABIA, FOR LIVER
III rool-Thc ARABIA JAS Stone, commander, VIII sal
from the compauys dock at Jersey city, Win NE mails and
passengers for Europe. "Wednesday, he 2h inst ~ II
O'Clock precisely Passengers requested 70 be- on board
by II O'Clock The Africa will sail the 18Th of May,
f. CUNARD, Bowling Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-29

OFFICE or THE LAKE ONTARIO. AUBURN Am NEW
NJYnrk Rnruad Company -NoticeThc annual meeting ~
ihs Stockholders ior r election az hirt dcciors aud Tor
the transaction Of other business will be held at Stanford Hail.
NJ O'Clock T. NJ ny order. L. -
JOHN & KAYsEE. Secretary.
CPECiAL NOTICE.. o: orp. Y.-soiON LODGE
- No 40 Will from Odd Fellows Hall the
art NAY No Z< Grand street. Christie aud
WIZ '''' '''' aKSRY iPPIEHoFr, secsyPr
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SHIPPING.

L'iRST PACKET, POSITIVELY, FOR IIEEkPooL.-IH:
splendid new packet ship PLrrAR " WI SAL on wed
nes'ay neat having superior Accommodations Apply on
board pier IL East river, or To G. A. TEN ENch, q soah
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-29
MEDICAL.

C.1 nnn FORFEITED AND NO CHARGE UNLESS
srl.UUO cured.-Dr HUNTER cures when III. realrusnt
ri other hyscans and all other remedies fail Jis rod
only reliance thorough cer.i1
No lyson street, the only place well known for
The extraordinary has performed without
dieting or hindrance from business when All other remedies
only drives Inc disease the blood 81 only. This
patient secondary attacks and the o0y
tba does Il. Try others and Beware handbU
stating DR. Hunter has removed II vIlanOus deception
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-29

LNOR SA1.E-A BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH STAKE HOUND,
worth tlOo will be sold for half The value. he owner
. GONG 70 Europe. Apply o. 81 Spring street
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Sf.EClA =. RlylYCnS.

INDEPENDENT ORDER Sons or MALTA.-THE MEM
hers of Pro Patria Lodge NJ. l. l. o. T. NJ rotifed
that special meeting viii be he'd lodge Thurs
day, III sah inst, T. NJ ard also ct y, TIE mem
bsrs sied be puncs their Attendance, bust
of importance viii be presented. IT'S WELL.
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SklRTs.-NOTICE TO TnE rUBLIr-wHEREAs VIZ
- have obtained United States letters patent for 'al
Unstable hustle" dated january - ls5. hereby
an persons rom making, using scg the said hustle
either by itself attached skirt of any style In any
other manner whatever unless the said hustle skirt y
stamped BY us with our radr marx We shall proceed
against aud full nc
DOUGLAS SlIEnNO On. gtJ Broadway.
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NoTHE-TuE COMMITTEE ON hs>LSsNEbfs OF
~ Board Aldermen MI meet WEDNESDAY, The
.,rh inst. oco,k T. NJ. when the following sutsects Will
De considered and an which time al pare, ntcr~tee
qu,.~itd 81 atienl:-
s for cnrne vacant lois Thirty SIKH
street. b,tfceu Second and Third ~
Assessment i~t Tor n Wooster street. between
Blcerk,r aud Amiiy.
M or ftnr.u- bots Second avenue
east hcwesu Thirty fourth ard Thirty SIKH
An I- t'r Ua-gug seventh bttsrvcn
Tvruty uit. D and THIRTY ROB STREETS.
I'm lS t,urng Vsfaul lots second
sdr h,weru THIRTY seventh and fry eighth streets
An ussrsSucut n lur lNs rls stlc ct SECOND
avenue, h"twccu Thirty sixth aud Thirty seventh sros
IN si for fencing uis Second avenue
side between Thirty hni md Thirty sixth streets
81 the Committee ~ Assessment OF BOal of tatn
cnisu petition OF Ann McNny.
\ like report petition Of Thomas Kirkpafriek.
4 like report ilOt.iion OF -. 4. Eitcr.
4 Ink report petition ~ charles Campbell.
A Ike petition uf the Dutch Reformed church.
Romngdale, for remission Of The assessment Tor Oprnng
central park.
\ like report petition n Geo p. Won Beck
petition of cungrcgailn hns ifeset far
relief opening Central park
IETFE MONEGIfAN, ! Committee
WILLIAM WILSON.
INtDB a. VALENTINE, NAszessmen's.
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(NUIPERE LACE MANrfLLAs,
" Hsnton lace manullas,
Real thread lace Inantilas,
French lace nlslltilas,
Mechhn lace rnan,ilas,
CksDiilly lace manilas,
VsleEcpennes lace nientilias,
Back silk manullas,
Black m0ire msnlllas,
And gray cloIded silk mantiax
In uiaichlesg rroi1sion
VIII be opened this week.
BUIsPIN. SCI Broadway
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nOG FOR ShiF-iS 4 VERY ZINE poe. TE NINEp
- pointer and will take 10 70 ne water frce, y at
re Nach DOG, mixed pointer and Newfoundland Appy 10
~ Norfolk street rornef Delaney srect IN he store
L'OR sA1E-A FIRST RATE vNrH DOG; ALSO
some hrst rate rat terriers Apply 10 the potter n NE
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nR. LARkONTS PARIS AND IOvDDs NpDu.Ar.
- Aass.r and NarI1age Guide obh eifiln, page
u Illustrations; cloth ~ u tl- all - i r.psg 90
end sovs tn superiority of Tie suhors Ptfts snd I
treatment ~ sexual diseases ~ Mercer rr, put. ,e
% ths Sced-Courrier 'les Nat Unis, Day Bsok s-aas
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-12-02

DEMocRAoY.-We find the. following
in the Baltimore Sun, and have seen
similar in the Washington Union:
WAsHINGToN, Oct. %.
The President learning that ex'Presl'
dent Pierce contemplates visiting Nader
ia for the benefit Of his wife's health, this
morning, through the Secretary Of the
Navy, rendered a passage in the United
States steamer Powhattan, which is on
The eve of leaving for the East Indies,
touching at Madeira"
We should like 10 know by what au'
thority the President appropriates the
United States naval vessels to the private
use Of Gen. Pierce! The Constitution
places all citizens upon an equality, and
utterly inhibils the grant of exclusive
privileges. The very object Of the fra
mers Of The Constitution, in this particular
was 10 prevent the gradual growth Of ar
aristocratic privileged order, and yet We
see daily evidence of an'insiduous design
on the part of the party in power. tt
threw out the corner stone of the Demo
cratic temple.
We shall next hear Of European tours
by Tyler, Van Buren,, and Fillmore, a.
the public charge.--RepubHc. '' 80
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anteed by the Constitution of the land.
Americans! let the appeal of your
countrymen from distant States sustain
you in this hour Of your trial. Rsmem-
ber that you are freemen, and not the
slaves of despotic power-military or
otherwise. Not only your colempora-
ries, but even remote posterity looks to
you in this emergency.
That you are equal to the responsibility
now resting upon you is not to be doubt.
ed. and we look with confidence TO a glo.
rious triumph Of the sacred principles by
which we are in common actuated. Let
your work be firm and by all means
peaceable. but he mol deferred from the
exercise Of your clear constitutional priv.
ileges and duties; and while your action
is such as To command the respect of all
men, let your energies write indelibly up.
on the scroll Of your State
"Redeenled from military despotisma
and Democratic misrule by the indom-
liable patriotism, of her sons on the
Fourth day of NoUember, A. D. 1857.
JACOB BROOM, Chm of the.
National Executive Committe.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-12-02
WATCHES,
Ayers Cathartic Pills.
PILLS THAT ARE PILLS.

FILLS IH.HI HIKE PILLO!!
PROF. HAYES, State Chemist, Of Mass.
achusetts, says they are the best of all PILLS,
and annexed are the men who certify that
Doct. Hayes knows, viz:
MEN THAT ARE MEN ~!
H. J. Gardener, Gov. of Mass.
EmorT >Washburn, Ex Gov. Of Mass.
Simeon Brown, Lieut. Gov. of Mass.
E. M. Wright, Secretary ofSlate of Mass.
John B. Fitzpatrick, Cath. Bishop Of Bos'
ton.
Prof. John Torrey, of the College of Ply
scans and Surgeons. New York City.
DR.. G. Il. Jackson, Geologist Of the Pub
lie Lands of the United States.
Among the diseases this Pill has cnred with
astonishing rapidity, we may mention
Costiveness, Bilious Complaints, Rheuma-
tism ,Dropsy, Heartburn, Headace, arising
from foul stomach, Nausea, Indigestion
Morbid lnaction of the Bowels, and Pain
arising therefrom, Flatulency, Loss Of Ap'
petite, all Ulcerous and Cutaneous Disea.
ses, which require an evacuent medi inc
Scrofula, or Kings Evil. They also by
purifying the blood aud stimulating the
System, cure many complaints, which it
would not be supposed they could reach
such as Deafness, Partial Blindness, Neu-
ralga, and Nervousness, and Irritability
Derangements of the Liver and Kidneys
Gout, and other kindred complaints arri.
sing from low state of the functions.
l"There best Purgative Medicine ever disco.
vered, and you will but need use them
once to know it.
Prepared By j. G. Aver, Lowell, Ms,
and sold by every respectable Druggist
in New England. oct. IA,