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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-06-11

ETHAN ALIENS REMAINS. Under this
head the Boston Journal of the 9TH gives the
two following items:
No. |, 1.-THE Montreal Advertiser con-
firms the statement ola Cincinnati gentleman
whose letter was published Il few days since
in regard to the missing remains OF Ethan
Allen. The Advertiser says his remains
were brought to Montreal by his sister, and
they were Inferred in the old burying ground
of the Parish Church. The locality is
probably lost
No. .. 1.-THE REMAINS OF ETHAN ALLEN. \
correspondent at Mortified, Vt, writing on
the 5th informs us that it was currently re-
ported there on that morning that man,
whose name we suppress, had been arrested
at Westtord, NY, for stealing the remains Of
Ethan Allen
Well, we are glad of one thing. Ethan's
real daughter is cleared of the charge ofsteal-
ing her fathers bones away from Vermont
Itseems that it was an apocryphal s'a'r
who was guilty of the outrage. But as to
that namclcss NetC Yorker of Otsego County,
who has stolen the old hero's bones over
again, we hope they will give him a Jeech seat
stamp which will last as long as if it were
the imprint of a hot grid-iron
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-06-11

In the House the appropriation for the
Capitol extension gave rise to considerable
discussion, but was finally agreed to with the
proviso that no part of the money shall be
expended for sculpture or paintings unless it
be recommended by three distinguished artists
selected by the President, the designs to be
approved by the joint committee on the IL
brary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-14

SINGULAR PHENoMENoN.-In the recent ad
dress Of the Hon. T. L. Clngman before the North Caro-
lima State Fair he mentions in connection with the manu-
facture Of wine, and the difficulty the Atlantic slope
the United States OF preventing its acetous fermentation
remarkable fact concerning locality OF the western
part of that State In district of few miles in extent,
the Tyonmountan neither dew fross is ever seen
The district remarkable for the variety and ex-
eeence of its native grapes and they are often found IN
fine condition in the open air late as December. The
dryness Of the atmosphere in the locality mentioned and
lis eauabilty OF temperature, most remarkable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-14

MATRyosrAI.-nRs JESSIE WILLIS WILL Owe
mi intrndsctl0ns ~ ladies' and gentlemen, with view
natrony her oe Is West Forty third street from 10
SPIN. Parties suited. References required Gentlemens
fec al ladies' fekers from the county mus be pest
paid with return letter stamps. ~ B-M business con
rdentlsl
nrATPtvovrsr.-k youvG NAN or THIRTY YEARS
M lair rersnngl appearance epl education aud established
hi and lucrative business, desires 70 form tn
onaintancn IN a Young law with view u rriage She
must he pretty WEI etueued. aui ssrssrd ~ KIND ani
loving disposition. Fortune obiet though nqi objection.
atir W confined other cardinal vtft es ttress which
viii b. held strictly confidential the PARTY y sat sre'
Snutherrer, Broadway Post oficc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-14

DIVORCE CASES IN INDIANA GOOD PLACE FOR
IAwYERs-The Indianapolis papers state that there are
seventy two petitions for divorce on the docket OF the
Marion Circuit Court The estimate is that there are now
on the dockets of the Courts this State at least thou
sand applications divorce, more than four hfths OF
which are from non. residents The Lafayette Journal
intimates that il is altogether mistake to attribute the
mania of unhappy wives to fee to this State to procure
dissolution OF the matrimonial relation to our g face
hwsn II is the lawyers not the laws, that draw them
20 our State II generally known in interested circles
that we have the most agreeable and accommodating
lawyers for branch of the professional business be
found in any State in the Union.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-14
dORMONs GOING 10 THE MINES,

Urom the Kansas City Journal Of Commerce, Nov. Al
Mr. Esbach, Of our Westpor merchants arrived on
Tuesday from Salt Lake. The gold fever had reached the
city of the Saints before he left and many had started for
Me mines and more preparing 10 leave Mr. Esbach
came by way OF the Cherry Creek dggngs, in order to
satisfy himself TO the truth Of the reports which had
reached Salt Lake City. /.
He found number Of at the mines and in their
vicinity who were unable TO do anything for want OF
tools. The Georgia Company, under Green Russell how
ever, hard at work. and realizing from % 10
$40 per day, with picks pans and shoves, TO the man.
Mr. Esbach is fully satisfied TO the richness OF thc
deposits, and says they win pay well any yet dis
covered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-14

NAY BOAT FOR Ar.BATy
IL steamer MRTAMORA, every TUESDAY, Thursday and
Saturday fryur pier fcos o. jay street, North RIVER al
O'Clock A. NJ
<~xtv srNn1y poIT TO HAvERsrRAw.-rHR
~ steamer SATELLITE Captain Hammond sill leave Jay
.,ress .d f.nlg a Hastings Dobhs Ferry Pier
mont Tsrryto-n and sing sing Returning leaves Hsver
~ y. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-14
MISCELLANEOUS.

A FORTUNE-NO HUMBUG.-I HAVE DISCOVERY
~ knowledge Of which will enable any person by work
ng hours realize five dollars day
will be sent by return mail receipt Of dollar Salts
action guaranteed or money refunded Address L. H. Post
flee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-14
CORPORATION NOTICES.

-
CORPORATION NoTTCE.-THR COMMITTEE on AS.
~ sessmens Of the Board Of Aldermen will meet on Non
day Nov IS At % Chamber streets :, consider The following
kssessmsn, I for regulating sc sirteth street. between
Asss.smsn, for 10 Beach street. from Yves, 10 Green
Asssssmsa, for Front street. between Maiden lane
r-reins basin and euiver corner suesa
ior ..wci N Marion street, Broome 10
hssessmen, 'or sever m Elgc street, from Stanton street.
Assessment for receiving basin and culvert northeast
ner % Broadway and Houston street
and Gas, broadway ''e'' ON ''''''
Property owners Interested are invted TO attend
d diiSs si E,sSfOos' ,...e.s.%n.p..
Bcsrd 6 Soan,msn VII NEE, n !hs Grip esary room
having ness mea ss s ss Ps ns
We S SS5ss: |c'mnl'''' On Police
NoTiCE.THE coMMTTEE on FTNANCE or THE
A. g9stS & SSss. WI IN %is S ss c . r
having business beiore The miee are requested 70 attend
!. SkS%sSsb,' commItse on Finance.
T,HE COMMITTEE ON ASSESSMENTS or THE BOARD
n he oSe c me @ses f or MAKING 81
srmaon o. be following named assessnen or Who are op
posed 70 the same Invited present Regulating
q a.s o s ss sSsbSs e F
% s s seventh rse s psy c between
rs avenue AMI Eat liver sewers N Try sesena Sseh BE-
and Greene streets regulating seventy eighth street be,seen
rd and LIN syenues rsee,ns basin e y S9rr ~
between Tenth ard Hudson river snd " Fourth
Following named ps,ioners Jacob weeEs John CarS and
''''s'' = '''t"'' ftrER CRAWFORD
SAN ". 9ALtIN -.
}6FiHSs u Besby, ''''''''
HENRY ". 0ENGf,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-14

DENTISTRY.
A MEXICAN DENTISTRY PRE- EMINENT, PARr1Cr
~ larry American gImotype teeth Life appearsnce-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES your premiums
warded-Dr. MANSON, established IN lsm Extraordinary
prcessold partial x5 rpd sefs SD. silver ~ hiing
teeth gold ST. cleaning o. 81 West Twenty Second street and
So sisih avenue, corner Of Twenty second street
nEy1TgTRy. TEETH EXTRACTED IN TEN sECOrDS
~ whou, the sghies pam, ~ my new and orians pro
freezing This admirable system practsed By
only. Reference given N required.
DIR n. q. buRKIs ses Canal street. near Wooster.
TT HTKs's rooTHACHE REvEDy-rHE ONLY SURE
H. and permanent the toc,hsehe II
e perfectly harmless Sold By w. HKA, O Prince
and " Ruckley AS Broome street Price - " b
This never falls even In the most sever ccasea
NEW INVENTION or ARTIFICIAL TEETH. WITHOUT
IN metal plate, clasps extracting the rocts three
ouhs lighter than any other Can be had only cfhe nven
tor sfUFSMOND, lst Bieecker street The sensi
teeth ed without pain with any material the color Of The
teeth Best Of references given where teeth
tested aner two years trial
GO ONLY FOR BEAUTIFUL SET OF TEETH, ON
70 pure silver, on gold or plstins, with continuous rum
xE warranted equal 10 New yorh else where
Single teeth 81 teeth hled without the least ~ cents also
teeth extracted without PAIN by Dr LUTHER surgeon den
list corner Tenth street and Sixth auenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-14
THg FAMILY CASE FOR s7-ooSrAISIso THE FOL

THE FAMILY CASE FOR E-ooSrAINIso TIE FOL
Il lowing variety
bottles choice brandy.
d.. old port vine.
DO. prime Old sherry.
DO. pure Scotch whiskey,
2 90. Murphy Irish vhiskey.
DO. Madeira wine
In All dozen bottea SAMUEL rfL.IHDN
No South William and 81 ssone steets and ~ William street
Pine and Cedar streets Dealers invited 10 call
and sample liquors before going elsewhere.
West viii be happy he Old and patrons
No. I south William street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-14
WINES, LIQUORS, &C.

JONATHAN JONES Importer ~ William street
PERIE AND RUBIs
ia CHAMPAGSFa
Tho undersigned have been appointed sole arents for he
rned canada Tor the sale u the champagne wines
~ Jacques George CO. a. rhaonsslr Maine France
We present icse the public under two brands
namely Pefisf and RublsN These superior wines
found al respects ~ squat Dot - snrpass,
brands In the market Prom the long
pereuee mi extensive possessions and u The
vel Known house. jacques George Co, and their deter
nnsn IL Furnish which shall meet with The approval
III consumers feel persuaded that trial viii fully estsb
issh an we claim for excellence Of these wines.
CRAMU, ABEGG A McCLOSkEY, ID Broad street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-14

CHOCOLATE DOUBLE VANILLA,
" Chocolate In vanilla,
Chocolate homeopathic,
Chocolate des families,
Chocolate de Sane,
Chocolate cream,
Chocolate caramels,
Manufactured by
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-14
(,ALIroRyrA STEAMSHIP LINE VIA NICARAGUA
" American Atlantic and Pachc Shp Canal Company Pro
pretors Opposition line at reduced rates.
rsw ross rRsScf@co.
FIRST cabn. t4E Upper seeraRe .So0
second cabin 10 Lower storage -


The suIerdid steamship WASHINGTON 20 1000 tons
ger cant Henry Churchill having been ttei up expressly
m me california by the Nicaragua route, Will her
pv North river Yort Monday the 9Th o. December
2P NJ carrying passengers mails and feigr ~ san Juan
ei Norp san Juan del sur with the well
and cpmu,naous steamship HERMANN. Capt Cavendv. ZOE
san Francisco. California. These spleui Steamships oner
UNSURPASSED accommodations for the comfort aud ~
sssrnrerq The fshns route y th0roughv repaired ana
order AMI te country healthy Fcr passage and frei
rgly only II me CiIte ~ he COMPANY. ~
JulN y. YELVrRrON agent
No. B0wliDg Green, New Work
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-14
THE TURF.

HREAT DOUBLE TEAM RACE.-UNI0N COURSE, l..
NJ I-Trottng- Wednesday Nov. IL, at o'clock,
mile heats best three In five. Geo. spicer
b. Lantern and mate. ID. Mace b. stallion
Eben Allan and The will leave South ferry Brook
p the IL O'Clock. and return soon the
Fare 90 return, 50 good day
and good track. SHAW WHITE, Proprietors-
TOHN GRoGAN HORSE CLIPPER, RESPECTFULLY
81 informs the public Of New York thai he be found at
George Metcalrs) OF Twenty
and Third avenue, where all orders left with the
bartender will be promptly attended to-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-14

Berhs not secured until paid Tor.
An experienced surgeon board.
The of these ships will not 30 Accountable for gold
silver bullion specie jewelry precious metals,
ess bills of adng signed therefor and the thereof
therein expressed. for freight passage apply To
CUNARD No Bowling Green
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-14

~ Fsconer 20 Line for San clipper
ship STAR LIGHT, Capt. Levi Howes-This well known
clipper s taking bahnce OF her cargo pier a. Fast
uon ferry1 and viii have prompt despatch she has
made three successful 10 san frsncsc0 and accom-
phed the hundred and eleven days She ~ tho
roughly ventilated and usures ri the lowest rates shippers
invited 10 examine this beautiful ship Engagements NJ "a
vorabe rates may be made on application 70 ROSS FAIgO
MIR CO. 10 fine OF william. Agents AT san
FRANCISCO Messrs ID. L. ROSS CO sight exchange on
San francisco icr sale Collections made 10 California aud
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-14

A UsTRAfIA INDEPENDENT LfyF-CLrPPER or
"a Saturday. Nov. 1Tbe favorite clipper ship OCEAN
sal fof Melbourne above, fourth
sase This splendid vessel made her LAST passage eighty
seven ays having three ourths of her cargo
board she VIII positively be the frs, ship " sail
Of first and second cabin passengers he taken
the for which apply board, pier
or 10 GOODBYE, ARkkLb A ELLIOT, los Pear street
sight hills for sale cash advances made
Consignees In Australia, fish-, Ricards Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-14

L,oR BREMEN. TOUCHING AT SOUTHAMPTON
+ The Ser,s G.rman Lioyd's mail steamship
Sails from pier no So North rivsr for Bremsn VIA souhamp.
SATURDAY., NON sn, ge- ~ icy coc. noon.
Pa.aseFst cabin 500 second cabin SO; SIS
y" "es'' q aE eIisss pkEIEUrGEs REIcnELr,
No. "a broadway, opposite Trinity church.
CTEAM TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BELFAST
pusu,s se Can, r,oun
son. viii sail On Wednesday. Nov ~
Rates q passage-cabih Ss s'serase found with cooked
sight drafts payable IN any part Of the United Kingdom For
"1''' TAPscorT co, 50 South street
TIM HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET CoMpANys
Il mail steamship BORUssfA, for London, Hamburg and
iyGf s . s q so %s Sos u f. CABIN sc
sicn ia Bois co, Isl Brc,aass Wy" :"
A usrRArdl.-copvrRcrA LINE FOR MELBOURNE
n direet-Ihe superior AZ clipper shp NsCkAk lh90
Ss g a seS 20 @ NJ v ss 81 s
e. eessn sed np Tor passengers having saerOom &C
s sIpese NAVE he .so., ps..sss hsa h.s sVef
ben % . ss sTs. an. and r :.
invited N inspect her before engaging elsewhere rer
rssFBg PEG s 'P ~ sS,sa 's0'h river
Cash advance. made 90 ecn,isnmeu. ccussne-.-ve.r.
scS2 wales .''a % 'ss' S SicRssD I, ss~
A UsTRALIA PIoNEER LfSE-EsrABlIsIiED lS52
~ carrying the rhiied states mails
The magnificent Al es sf, s.s eillpgerr ship
200 tons burihcn fechisr eommat asr Per oern per
positively bee To- This noble ship y worthy 81 being styled
floating palace Her saloon accommodations are TAR more
roomy luxurious has be ioynd steamer -he
for passengers The recommendation are both
Portable the Whole q be poop being ief
Tor them. The noble Al extreme clipper chip LIZZIE
SPAuLDTNG. to tons burden Ames commander "a load
pier No North river, aud viii have immediate des
patch siiney Nov q - -.
nd 5E he SSI Ss@ 'sr
nd ash al made conslgumens Gonsignees
Aas,rala, Messrs WIN nson BrOlhsrs A 60.
A vSTRArrA INDEPENDENT Liyr.-CIrPPER OF
~ SATURDAY, Nov. 2lTbe favorite A clipper ship OCEAN
e1rED viii sal Tor Melbourne above on her fourth psa
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INSTRUCTION.

CADEMY OF LANGUAGES, NO go BROADWAY
"A MARTINEILL Prncipsi-Instrac!ion given In Eng ss
day and evening For circulars and further informa
ton, apply as above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-14
CPEED, COMFORT, ECONOMY. 1850.
- FOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.
N Il L.

The favorte steamship FLORIDA. Captain I Crowsll
will Nov 10. ut r. NJ from North
Through tickets be had for the following pac
low by other steamers from New York TO S
vannah accommodations superior
New York TO New Orleans $50 10 Mobile $50 Montgomery,
Ala 500 Atlanta Ga. &Z}; Albany, Ia, $2i, Columbia Ca
$23 Macon, Ga, $2l; Savannah, xl5
B-Persons wishing through tickets must apply hour
departure the For freight passage
applyto SAMUEL L. MITCHELL SON, Is Broadway. .
Alabama Captain Geo r. Sclenck will succeed and sail
Nov. "a .-. t...E ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-14

Nor sAvANNAH.-THE AMERICAN ATLANTIC
Screw Steamship Company's and first class steam
slip MONTGOMERY Croker commander VIII leave pier
passage With nnsnrpassed accommodations SIS Through
tickets Orleans $50 50 Mobile 1885, Montgomery, SIS;
Albany Ga S24 Columbus and Atlanta, $23l Macon, 81.
Freight and proponate Insurance
one hall per cent Apply to H. Is. CROMWELL Il Co, 80
West
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-14

CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL. LONDON, GLASGOW, AND
- all parts of Ireland for SDThe steamship kANG AOO
carrying the United States nails sails Saturday 10Th Of No
MEMBER Cabin passage, SIS third class TO all the above
places $50 To Iiavre Antwerp bremen aud Hamburg 80
To Paris dwenty four hours from LverpooD SIS For
sage apply r. j. CoRTIs co. III Broadway and 40 Full
tnus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-14

TASSAGE FOR MOBIT.E-A FIRST GLASS PACKET
ship will be despatched for Mobile, Saturday Nov 10
She has excellent for all classes of
who will be taken at low rates by applying TAPscoTT
sc South street.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-12-18

1t is anticipated that the different bran
es of Iowa State Bank will commence the
issue Of bills on the 1st of January. Mr..
Hoyt Sherman, Agent of the State Bank
to procure plates, &c, has written that
the plates are being engraved, and one
thousand sheets of each plate (Sl2, ,0o9)
will be placed in the hands of the Express
Co, on the 18th of December, and every
TWO days thereafter 1000 sheets of one
plate and 1000 of the other will be sent.
In the meantime they will be registered,
so that by January first, each Branch can
have enough to commence business. The
following is description of the bills as
given by Mr. Sherman
Ones Vignctte on left upper corner
rural scene, and denomination-right
end, portrait of Gov. Lucas, counter,and
gathering corn.
Tros. Vignette, Cattle piece-left
end counter and end piece, spirit OF
'76"--right end, counter and head OF
boy-fancy.
Fires. Vignette, cmigrant train; left
end counter and figure of Union, right
end, counter and head of Lc Claire.
7hrees. Nignette, husking scene
on left end female figure and denom'na'
tion--on right end, counter and deer.
Tens, Vignette, map Of the State SUP
ported by figure and emblem of manutac,
ture, and on the left by. Agricultural I'M
plements and Steamer, on left end coun.
ter and railroad train.-on right end
counter and portrait of Gov. Lowe Da'
eu1)0Tt Gazette
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-12-18
state University.

The Normal Department Of the Uni
ycrsity is again in operation, The poll
cy which the Trustees have adopted is
most liberal one. As the Normal De-
partmcnt is designed to instruct and pre-
pare common school teachers for an eff
cicnt discharge of duty, and as the Uni
versitv is State Institution, they have
thrown open the doors to the teachers
(and to those who wish to become teach
ers) throughout the State They stand
ready to furnish, gratuitously, the most
thorough instruction in science, iltera-
ture, and methods of teaching to all who
may wish to come. Everywhere there
is demand for better teachers, and be-
fore the year rolls around we hope to see
teachers hocking in from al parts of the
State, to acquire the improved and supe-
rior methods Of teaching employed in the
Normal department. As the sole object
of the Department is the education OF
teachers, a person will be more benefited
by attending one term than by at
tending any other institution aa- entir'
year.
The inducements for teachers to eomt
to Iowa City are much greater than eve
before. Heretofore the price Of boar'
has been high but it may now be oh
tanned forS2 and s., 50 per week. Som
students obtain it for even less than thos
rates.
We believe the County Superintend
ents would confer great blessing on tn
schools of their respective counties b
selecting a few teachers Of natural abiII
ties, and inducing them to attend tn
Normal Departmont.-iora City Rci
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ENGLAND, and France.

Great events cast their shadows
before, This is an old adage, and it
has a leritimate basis in philosophy and
fact. There is, in the aspect Of nations
and the tendencies of national movement,
almost always an indication Of results
that seemingly take form of themselves,
and inspire the beholder with the gift OF
nrophecy. We all remember how it was
in the days of the French Republic
While the people were rejoicing in their
newly-founa liberty, and before there was
a single overt act of usurpation on the
part of the Napoleonic president, there
crept over the French mind conviction
that the man whom they had chosen
would, sooner or later, seize the supreme
power, and declare himself Emperor. II
was talked about all over the world, and
i,o,-.1 forward to as a certain thing
l'o~,a ~.Is ho,",>re the event occurred, so that
whom il occurred, no one was surprised
The he shadow was appreheaded, and tina
which caused it was felt to be not lar a's
! tant. ,, la
For months past, another shadow ma
beon cast upon the mind of the Wor'a
which takes very distinct form. IL
connected with memories OF " aterioe
anl 9, uclena-wilh great national ois
, races and personal wrongs. 1t sweep
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-12-18
NO. 81.
Democratic Articles Of Faith.

We believe IN Calhoun living, and IN
Webster and Clay dead.
We believe the Declaration of Indc-
pcndcncc self-evidtnt lie, for niggers
have no rights that democrat is bound
to respect; and Adam and Eve were
alone " created and all the rest of man.
kind are born.
We believe that "mcchanics aud Ia
borers" are the "mud-sills' Of society,
only fit to be regarded as the "capital Of
the rich"
We believe in "Squatter Sovereignty"
during a Presidential election, but after
election all Squattcr Sovereignty reverts
to the President
We believe Slave State ought to be-
come partner of the Union il it have
thirty-fve thousand inhabitants.
We believe a Free State ought not to
become partner of the Union uules-
she have ninety three thousand iphabi-
tants
We believe Buchanan and Douglas De-
moeracy is as old as Noahs Ark.
We believe in hard money generally,
with IN occasiocal Issue of treasury rags,
which ought not, undcr any ordinary con-
diton of gc7ernmcnt, to exceed forty
millions per year.
We believe to the "victors belong the
spois." aud if there be more victors than
spoils, then spoils should be made to c.'
der.
We believe Jefferson was a superannu
atcd old fool and that Republlcanism
which takes its roots from him is bldck.'
We believe this is great country, but
South Carolina is greater.
We believe in national party if it in
cludes the South and leaves out the
North.
We believe in the great principle Of
"voting early and oftcn,' for if one vote
be good, then two arc better.
We believe in the incstinatlc rishs Of
democrats, when on the stump, to change
their principles with the degrees of lati
! tudc and longitude.
We believe the history Of political par
ties establishes the fact that there is no
cohesiycness equal to the cohesivencss OF
public pluuder.
We believe there are no principles so
dear to She thousands of othcc seekers
that swarm the hosts of Democratic Is
racl. as the FIVE leaves and two fishes.
We believe in the missionary enter
prise Of Walker and lis followers, and
secretly cnjoin all to pray for its sue
cess
We believe Kansas needs another Coy
crnor, or she will soon commence bleed
ing, aud no physician will be found able
to staunch her blood.
We believe Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indi.
ana. and Iowa, are "outside the pale of
healthy organizations,' aud we humbly
pray the President to appoint fast day
that they may return to the true faith,
the mighty faith of the prcsicent.
Finally, we believe Democracy, Whis'
: key and Nig9crs, are one and indNlsl:
bic. United they will stand, divided
they must fall-Io,ea City Rep.