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y STATEMENT FROM DR.. MORSE.
TIE reason ~hy Hear label ,rGs obtained.
70 TEE PUBLIC.

z
Wien brst commenced manufacturing NV INDIAN
ROOT PILLS in this country made arrane.m,p,. with
y b. l"orr' oi Buffalo, aud A. J. White, manage
The sale oi theu Dr. White had the general oversight
81 their manufacture. Daring Mr. Whites absence Nr
A. Is Moore, IL order to make the pills cheaDsr made
P lot from Pf'dP, p1Dr orags: such Jiocs Gam
'0gf, and eveu pat ia tO~i. This ured tho r.puta
tion Of my medicine which always Intended I, bays
--+- % the choicest Of ROOTS and PLANTS as 7 had
learned to make 10 make them from the Ildns sincs
this time this Hoore has ffHed, aud Lf for parts un-
k40irn.
1t became necessary for me to make different arrange
ments In future shall always superintend bt<i, ms
hdcf"re mp~eH so the Tsbc rest assured o. get
i!ns the genuine article A. j. White 4 Co., New York.
VIII manage the sale Of then and yin have them nut in
Blue OUTSIDE WRAPPERS.
zach box will have the Signature of A. J. WHITE
CO. Buy no more leHOtc Wrdpped Pills, because they
are not genuine: but buy those in BLiE WRAPPERS,
will get my genuine INDIAN ROOT PILLS
aus3J JESSE MORSE. NJ ID.
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Fall and Winter Goods.
JOHN PEEeEHAMaS,


Merchant Tailor, Cloth;er. and Gentle.
mems Furnishing House,
at has old stonI tcest side Of tie Square orosito tn.
court UOnss.
lie subsc iber fully that to thrive in business
he must nakc lis business known takes this method
to thank his former friends and patrons for favors
s,lll soliciting the same has endeavorcd make his
place of business mere attractive than by purchas
ing the best assortment of Goods that las been
brought into this market, o! the bsst qualities and latest
styles, consisting in part Of
KrOadclOths,
Oh French and American inanufacture-Black, Brown.
Blue, and Green Cloths; Grey and Colored Cloths for
Cloaking; Black and Brown Beaver Black Doeskins !;
Ribbed, Plain, and Fancy Cassmeres; Black, Brown
Blue, and Drab Pilot Overcoating.
vesfingS
or every varety-Plain and Figured Black Silk Plain
and Figured velyets Fancy Silks Plush Saline.
Furnishing Goods.
shrts, Wrappers, Drawers full assortment Of Gents
Hosiery, Collars Cravats Linen and Silk Handkerchefs,
and all other Goods generally found in Gents Furnish
ing House. Also,
RE1DEWADE CLOTHING.
full stock made under his supervision warranted
to ri better satisfaction than Eastern made work In
word, his stock is complete and need only to be
mined to he appreciated. He invites all who in
TO give him call before purchasing elsewhere. lie
keeps but the best of workmen, and all Garments
made by him are warranted to give satisfaction.
Orders for making Clothing when persons furnish their
own Goods attended to with promptness, and garments
N every kind will be cut for customers wishing get
them made elsewhere, and warranted fit if properly
made up.
He has also made arrangements receive the Fash
ons monthly. JOHN PERHAMUS.
Ottawa, November !, 1856
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New Root and Shoe Store.

- NNorrNCEs people Of La Sale County that he
"a has inst received the largest stock Of Boots snd
Sns ever offered in this MARKET and Is determined -
on hand full supply Of all the different varieties Of
lie avn and York manufactured Boots and sh0sS st
reduced prices for cash ae- ~
Having been engaged in the manufacture Of the abosv
named article for twenty years. he feels compstsps 70
good article a. can DO found In TINS ~ any
other market f- ..H. -. ..f.ar. te rifj
Repairing done with despatch. $3.50.
My place Of business may be found at No. Cavarys
RIG BOOT Ottawa, september 1os Ioso
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Pictures.
4 LOT Of fine prints hs" I, proper for GreCan
"A painting. 7 rn2ll PETER RUSSELL.
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OTTAWA Northern Plank kOad Co.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the office OF tins Company
viii be changed the 10Th OF February next 10 Inc
s,ore of Cu.hman Stevens, Harding
i.naa wM ". TRUE, Ssc'y. pro ten.
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list RECEIVED, a large Stock of BoNNETS
III snIFs;, SHOES al very low prices.
- anu A"D IN .. DOUGLASS CLARK.
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Drugs, Chemicals, &c.
}. " ALkER & 60.

10 " -hHhI t a 70.
AXE pleasure in informing their old friends and the
4 puic generally that they have opened their new
store, in the four story brick block, side
the public square and offer for sale the largest best
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This medicine combines remarkable Tonic, Expeco-
rant Soothing Healing properties. The Tonic pro-
pcrtie strengthen the Lungs, while Expectoran pro-
perty produces ard easy expectoraticn and its
Soothing Healing properties speedily ailays the
Cough Inflammation and effects perfect by
soothing and strengthening the irritated organs.
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Consumption.
Durable Diseases.

A Is universally admitted hy Al! Who have tested it, viz
T'..s medicine has been before the pubt nearly
three years and the uniform and remarkable success
tending lis use leaves doubt that it is the
nos: eiGcaciOU5 remedy offered for all diseases
or tha Troa. and Lungs. The many astonishing cures il
L. e. L l.. -. Il
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Pulmonary Diseases.

Juses t;c proprietor in earnestly appealing to the az
icted tIis great remedy, in that have
sought relief in vain romslny OF tie noted remedies of
the day and have been given u by the most distinguish
Il I.k.s..ilrs
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Sold in Ottawa by G. L. Thompson and A.; 5. PurNA
and in Chicago, at wholesale, Dy rkSIoN isoDSsos.
Ottawa October Is, 1856
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y Snip YAl:D AT. RocKroRr The people Of
Rockport are pTeTa-inS ito take the wind out
OF our sails,s and If we don't put an active,
skillful skipper at the helm our craft will
luEch, or fall off to the leeward. The citizens
OF RockPort have had correspondence with
Mr.. Collins, Of Louisville, and encouraged by
the assurances he has given them OF, tho ad-
yamtagcs Of. their location for ship yard, two
meetings have teen held, at the last of which
it was resolved TO form company, and raise
acapital Of S5,0Oo,in shares Of $50 each, to
aid any competent and responsible person who
should establish ship yard in Rockport-
TIE money to be placed in the hands Of
Trustees, and paid out as the business might
require; the person receivingit giving security
for its faithful application to the intended pur-
pose, and FOR its return in given PERIOD A
committee has been appointed to. raise the
subscription and organize the company at
once. We arc informed that the project will
certainly be accomplished SO far as it depends
upon these measures proposed by the citizens
Of Rockport who haze accomplished in a week
without any talk, what we have been discuss
ing for years and are no further ahead in acts
than they are now. --s's - ="
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h. -
The LIBRARY = ssocIATIoN.-We refer our
readers to the rep,rt OF the President Of tn Q
Evansville Library Association on our first
page. 1t presents statement Of the opera.
tons of the Association FOR the first year Of
its existence; and the results exhibited, must
be highly gratifying to its founders and con
tributors; and afford them great encourage.
ment to continue their exertions for the ex-
tension of its benefits. The late board of Of
fcers who organized it. and with care and la
Dor put it in operation, are entitled.to the sin
ccree thanks oftheir fellow citizens. They
have conferred great benefit upon the city,
and their successors, and the citizens generally,
should resolve to make it an institution, that
shall be source of pride to the city and in
Vulnerable blessings to all within its influence.
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:. sPKNNsYLvANIA CRRDIr-Ali remember the
bitter taunts which Sidney Smith hurled upon
Penns, lvania during her temporary suspen-
sion OF the spaymentofthe in.ercst OF the pub
lie debt A,striking proof OF how completely
tho credit ofthe Keystone State has recovered
from the shock it then suffered, is furnished
by the fact that q daughter Of SidneysSmith,
not long since, invested COCOON the same
stock her father had so bitterly denounced, IN
preference TO an Investment In any other class
OF securities - e- zee ssia-f1 (. -
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canar CURE OF pyspEps,A.

O. O. MERsHoN. Merchant says: s.-
SINPsoSvIiiy Shelby Co.. Ky. March 20. 1855.
Bittcrs give general and here
with hand seriHcse Of Mr. Morton Bsrksy
BILE farmer Of this cluntry-' 800 80, - sll
sIMrsoSvILLE KY March IN. is5s-Dsar sir-1would in
Won that bean afflicted for several with
Dyspepsia. in very axgravated FORM for which used
various other dies with
From the various favor Of Heof-
lands Bters was induced to try anc nov
stare with pleasurr that throush their enjoying
dore and
Biers to all stsa with that terrible dis
ease. hespeetiu.y yours
To DR.. C. Jackson. MORTON BERkLEt.
See sdv-rtisement. a4.s fl-l--- tek3- dkw
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arsiee will Al umph rrstendc
aon II has hesn said that every city hs paradise of
bus let really crori article eapst Of doing
missed Tor it test ef
position inflated add Hosetter
Bers bear evidence ths for 1t has heen
hold Of bv the people snd tried and not fount
ing in curing OF Dyspepsia In FORM When
these known. why should i he appreeiaed
Fov sis Druggists and Dealers
r.neraliy. KELLER & WHITE.
% ! =. IIALIoCK & STO0DARC.
q "a
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- The cvacnrs be aiiueed in favor % the
erssousners OF Hooasnas Grrnsn Htters prepared by
Dr. NJ jackson. IS the edegtsd d<msaa ferthrm
All rarts cftte :ard al there be
compounds prepared sad represented being worthy Of
TIE vast nuur Of with whch the worthy doe
has been hsnsres of the highest character
have
hi rrr is testimsnv saf5cen eonefnsive that
rernedv Tor the almost immediate relief Of
etsd with ths, direfa mslaay ayspera has
beer discovercd. See aivsitisemer.. For sale -
feb .-kELLER 4 W HITE.
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VALUABLE MEDICINE IN columns Of o-day. will
BE- fonaa the OF DR. II. CAyASAUGu. advertising
Guar that DISTRESSING disease TIE Piles The
devoted his this class
and with sueh success tha. he now ofsrs to g.
nedai preraraen ensi-d tn their entire
tested drrns the past tw elve
aud its has proved 70 eaeeus
In ali eases. We commeEd the amicted 90 try it,
fCheaeo Path Finder.
For sale in this eity hy !, feb3 KELLER WHITE.
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OF The Toledo Times says they are sink
ing we'll in that city. which will be l2,5OO
lset,in depth This will be the deepest well
Ia the world. as-l ssss-s5s ga ID 81 =
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A T. o w L n SMILE o.

A T. o We n WILLIE ON
Satu-rd ay. Februa 14th.s
meeting will be hell at oSensvic. Saturday. the
ith day Of F-rasry The purpcss taxing
the eonstrue,on Of Rsiond point the f. a.
O.. Railroad through owsnsyifls to watash river. The
citizens Of all the counties enter
prise are invited attend Teeetihs viii be addressed
by JUDGE HAIL. of Princeton ana by other kentlemen
from EvlnsviIle. sadGihsou aud Posey epunres.,
Books for subscriptions Stock Of the Road from Ovens
vile the e. c. Rairosd wirb opened 81 that
and desired thas all will prepared {, contribute
their aid sndinfaspee to push the project forward.
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rEMpL. or HONOR.
FOL, THE JUUisNAL.

FOR THE JOURNAL.
- ,ssft never ,spired tsw be poit. - IRA -
Il nAe3'etteli. I'srose you No it;, tss-sfrs
t--F. Batiffthawt there's virtu init
ID pA-a'd il wouldn't 10 mint. e1f eet
IN So. Ru. when JON tank OF aog'risypia.
weby,er's rounc and .akos asiitein; 4a 7
y" g Ded or live he'll staap your feeturs. es
- - And .,babiz', tsw. deer little
On paper. iron. glass orplate,
.,... He'll fx yewr shsdder ssre as fate.
traE So na.rai nd so 70 1ife H-e p -
When yew away twill fool yewr wife.
nevzs-dtf t- riLESr0N's Gallery.
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GO T..

The Price OF Coal at tho ECDlAM MINES is
~ we ru seenu per tushei
Hauled any pars Of the eity..........io - {"
JOHN wYNoND.
fesa I'D 2 aYfGf ,secretar and Manager.
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CorroN AT PRoyIDEscE.-The number Of
ba'es of CO ton imported into Providence. du-
ring tho year 1856 was 100. 49, This cotton
cost at present prices, 81, 100000. The pro-
cess Of manufacturing it into muslins, calicoes
hosiery and delaines. adds, upon an average
800 per cent TO the cost OF the raw material;
this new value is tho product OF labor almost
exclusively. There is added by the labor Of
Rhode island to the cotton that goes to only
one fher ports Sl3, 10000 annually. ss1 -
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FRoM kkNsAa-TheLe Legislative Council is
''riding rough shod" over Gov. 'Geary, break
ing through his opposition to their measures,
as the wild horse would break the restraint OF
pack thread ubon his pit. a., < s.rrsg 80 =
They have passed over the Governors veto
the bill allowing the courts, of law to admit
persons charged with murder TO bail, land Civ
ing them general discretion as to-bail~ in al
cases, has become Territorial law by q nearly
unanimous VOTE s,r-if..ssts -,.,,.,- ..-.-sss
The House bin, which commissioned VIM.
III. Shannard as Sheriff Of Douglas county, and
lesalizing his past acts as Sheriff, passed the
House almost without opposition, and has got
to the third reading in the Council without a
The blll, which will, beyond doubt, be rati-
fed by the next vote Of the Council. sets at
defiance Gov. Geary's refusal to commis siol
Stannard, his instructions from government,
and all the reasons Herewith connected, Shan.
nards character included 1t declares that the
Legislature will not tolerate such interference
for any reason. = s-<C-zgZGrfp
!. Two different companies have applied for a
charter for the city or Wyandot; free State
company, that owns land there and alpro-
slavery company, also owning land there. 1t
is worthy oinote, that VIM. Y. Roberts, Lieu
tenant Governor Of the State Of Kansas, is
one Of the parties thus seeking after a charter
from the Legislature denounced as bogus by
himself most eloquently, at the time he was
q candidate. 49, - ~ is,-' ~ ll-1- slr'
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- . .
o. The President Of che Terrc Hautc and
Richmond Railroad has published a lengthy
communication in, several papers in the State
in relation to the transportation Of mails on
that road. This document clearly settles the
question Of partiality, prejudice and injustice
on the part Of the Postoifice Department at
Washington. Not only is the department
paying larger sum for carrying the mails on
wagon roads, and for the same amount of SER
vice on other railroads, than asked by the T..
II. & r. Road, Lut thousands and perhaps
hundreds Of thousands Of people are greatly
delayed in the receipt Of their mail matter
The public should give this railroad company
credit for .an.exhibition Of spirit OF fairness
and accommodation in tbs ma tier at least.
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Sc. sssss FOR SALE or RENT. - 20
good Dwell rE Bepse mine reo-s. with good
put bulldogs saa.ed Lcca tetween 9TH ands sts.
For further inf,r alton enquire of
fess-1w ssftFs z-1arr Is JOHN b. MILLS.
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Mr.. Dslbear is a very good spcnman and
mikes capital Capital letters, but his trcnen-
dous academy need notbe chartered by the
State Legislature at present. Furthermore,
he has displayed obvious. incapacity for: man
aging company OF any kind-he attempted to
bribe Senator when he should have asked all
the Representatives to drink! e, - - n 4
Mr.. Dolbear should at once subscribe for
the Indianapolis Sentinel. and take les IONS in
Democratic tactics Of Indiana. 'i.ss
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nsSE w - y M Es<A = Ne
whatlady or gentleman would remain under tho
cursor dkgreesbIsSseath whe neg ussgfne ''Balm|
Of a rheusaad FIower'As dentif6ee weld notonly
render sv&t %, leave the teeth hf,e . alabasssss
do aot know thsir breath isbsd. aud Ne
subject is so delicate their friends will never mention.
Po~sa sissIs dsop NJ the Balm" on your toothbrush
and wash the teeth night and morning fty cent bot
vtllias.. ysarssfsGofkdEeE 40 tgfDf
Bx.urruL CoAPLxxIoN may easily be acquired oy
asise the ..Baim of thousand Flowers" Ii will re
tan pimple. and reckles from the skin. leaving
Kof a soft and soseate hue. wetatowel. pour 90 two
or three drops wash the face night and morning.
--'snSyrxu ADS Exss.-xet your shaving in
either warm or cold water pour two or three drops
az Balm of,a hoosan Flower rab the beard veil
and will maze beautiful softla,her much facilitating
the oper alton OF Shaving. Price ouiy Fifty Cents
Frrsipsx & Co.. Prophetors. = adhGI1gH'
.sskr ia KELLER, FARNSLEYr& co.
ap5 lyd&w .aGs H.EIf Agentsfof Evansviiie'
-, MARRSED: s'1a s1 SECS {
EEs 70 N Mis- sBnsoc% 20 oPsR. hi. eI,v
- fts'tf DIED: = ..ssr-1ta g. :. 81
On Monday evening the 9th inst Of chronic br,nehi,
AMY 4. Daughter r. and Allen c. HAllock
aaed Hftesn years andtve months. 9i4Flq Fnsqra
Ter faperal wilt take place from the residence Of he,
father On this mornnx at 10 eetoes II,
frienss of the family invited to sstend. - -
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81, INpIGNANT.LIn the Louisiana Legislature a
few days since "a bill for the purpose ofincor-
porating Dolhear's Commercial academy. was
burned by order Of the House, Tor the reason
that a bride had been offered to number Of
the Senate to push the bill through ~ .r..
sWhereupon the New Orleans Delta re-
marks: Hnoo y 3 '-''- ''s-f 90 - Sste 1
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WOOD. yOOD.-Oreerss for wooa left at saArEf
vIckrEI's viii he promptly oiled. ~ fsbs
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

GNc aeess th,s place. per line insertion
so 80 eens line oas week dis
counton longer tine ~ - = 80 s. go
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NEW HOOKSI

n IrE OF Charles sumner; e
Private sence Of Dswiel Webster.
= Olmsteds Texas Journey; The Qaeen's Fate;
Lees Cauterbury Tales;
. ma for sale by iar2T r. ct'NyNGfoN co.
a ~ ERPOOL COARSE sALr;-s'o hass in hno
o,d sr for sale Mrcn LowFs III AN KaNAwHA SALT.
= Jssa7 - - z. GILBERT q CO.. syesnore st.
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earnest dessst the lty asnbers| of Con-
;rlss VII have iold eiryotss for consider
ion, It y only necessary 10 ssna FOR Mr.. COL
ms the QXpez Of the Qcean Mail Line. to
prove all that has been charged. Ills asserted
has ssnAss portion 81 ina sums sstsd by.
Congress to sustain that line. has been filched
rom him by the corrupt men who made him
pay thamto procure the appfop1ations for its
saapQu after he had once got embarked in the
and when suspension, would have
been ruin to him. y It is. said that his flfends
were obliged to take him away from Wash-
ingtons 70 prevent his being ruined by : the
emotions Of these Congressional leeches. q
ssIfhe should be summoned he Acould tale
unfold'' which would throw more light on the
subject of Congressional corruption than q
dozen editors could do from information re-
eeived through indirect sources li5'7 'HsiT,l
IF the members of Congress wish to con-
vince the public that the reports to the dts
credit Of members Of that Uody are. uniounded
let them insist that the Investigation which is
now going shah be made thorough and conclu-
'sive- Let them summons Messrs. Collins and
Vanderbilt, and sother mail contractors. Let
them call upon the Presidents Of somepf the
Western railroads which have had large land
grants Let them procure. testimony under
oath from the proprietors OF the Woodwork
patent. andfrom .theagents Of Col. Colt. Let
them investigate the solus, qperaaaI by which
many Outrageous. schemes upon the pIethrtic
pocket Of oUncle Sam have been successfully
l"eogineeredh through Congress. and we ven
ture The assertion that the investigation vii
end in something more than smoke,
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yy-S,r RECEIVED.

gNASyY Fern's New Book. The Play Day Books; "a
n Almanaes of srsat variety; Pupehs Atmsnac;
Almarsc and mach more OF the read
be literature Of the day. All January MasaIin.
ssnIa = DOBELL q LISTER.
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II,AGENTs WANTED. q.

Several Agents vanted for collectors and
polar troush the country Is employ
requiring ;atelligcne. shrsw aness and tact III
high eharatsr for integrity Those possessing the quail
acasis viii Ia .dvsr.issrs address By sppyins
the publisher oftbis rsrer. Afa va i
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DO1RDiNG

counton lonFer tfc1e. = = : - = -
'""' 's@a'] no 1RDiNG ssesA esre1
With and pleasant for the accommodation OF
gentleman sndiay orfor single gentlemen be obtained
in private family in central location. Apply At this
Office. = l.---sAA feli-tf
.Enl7is1ag -sI.sBR Any LECTURE. ,.--,.....-.,
Dr. d Ow EN- will lecture Crescent Citv Hall, be-
fore the Lilrvry Association morrow. Wednesday
evening at O'Clock the jsct Of Agricultural and
Horticultural Chemistry. The lecture to be iuraed BY
diagrams and experiments. it.ssf 100
WOOD. wOOD.-Oreers for woot left 1t SANuEL
yrrr -rx.a ~iyl Ne Nv ed = fsba
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UUONJNY AND CliEEsE.- frfer
III Bushels white flint Houiny; -. Fl. =
$40 Tvs prime W. X. Cheese reed per railroad end "a
ale hv = ianz4 SAH'L ylCKERY.
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as2clas The ~ oopgsF inl
pie the abstract krfhssdd .senaar-
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the Application AofKthe zinexorableZiaxs of
speculative political philosophy. The sway Of
fhemistocless was the ascenaeney Or protodna
ambitious statesmanship; the reign of isnor-
dncss or fohy3 profiyacy and national -corrupr
eon was the triumph Of the depagosues.