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1--WE GREATEST DISCOVERY OFTuEAGE-
I'D

FuN iE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF TiiEAGE-
n Great Blessing To Nankili!-Innncpnt but po-
tent-Dr. Il. j CIapkay's Prurhylacticum, lself dis
Injecting ngent.) sure preventive ayuinst Gonnor-
rheal aid Syphilitlc diseases, and an unsurpassed
remedy Tor all vensral, scroiulous, gangrenous ana
cancernus ulcers fOetid discharges from ylgna uer
rs aud urethra an all cutaneDus eruptions and dis
eases A. innoculation is sure preventive against
small poN, 40 is Or. Ia Chapkays prophy ylacticum
apreventive against Syphlli!ic and Gonorheal dis
eases. iiIrmle in Itself II possesses tho ROVER of
chemically destroying the s,ph;tic virus, and there
by saving thluslnis ot deDachees from being infec
ted hv the most lpalt!some of all diseases Let no
young man who appreciates health be without Dr
CEapkays prophylacticum. 1t is in yer, convenient
packages, and will be found convenient for use being
used rs soap Price. 81. Fur sale q, Or l.. J
Czapkay's Private Medical and Surgical institute
Saci amento street, below Montgomery, opposite P
VI. Co.'s ofi,e, San Francisco.
Allletters m Ist be addressed to l.. }, Czapkay NJ
D., San francisco.
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INSOLVENCY NOTICE

SrArE OF CA1lfORNI Of gJrrn
- District voart, Piitesiih JninlI ni.1rict--tn
ps 1attar Of tps position II RACES Pirbsu, al tn
.,seW debtor. 10 pirsaiace lf ~ order inala IN
" ssii colrt a. ehA'naefs % tbs ssidag 0f Mv 4
y~iass fhe craiitors of tn sail patiaaasr Fraucs
Laroeli. ns hersbs noillls 10 appaar hsf ~. tbe
0n. warren 4. ssxtna. Juigs Of said ourt ia aud
Eus, on The 23h day OF iuas. at 10 o'clock 4 NJ
toet day. thea aud thers 10 sho case II any thero
"a WY ne SAID petitioner should nut make "a a.
[4nment o. hts esiats, AMI he Discharged nom his
pots and liabilities. ny order Of tho court - T
witness my haad and odielal seal aflxsd. this the
- day Of May, AID. issa
fssAI1 n. II. DARR ,oH, Clerk.
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insolvency NOTICE.
STATE ~ CALiFoRsIA,
tfltiltp ~ nvssa

County Of 8g;ie. County Court.
lathe natter of j,,op vogslSl,rr Vs. Ills Creditors.
N URsU A NOE OF AN ORDER
hai" ny tne Hon fhos. Writs, Couuty Jadge in
and tor sal Giiy at cnanbars on IN, allh ,iay Of
apru, n, u. tsbs, <otice Is hereby given to tho
crsditars Of tho said Jacob vosalsiorG petitioner
"a insolvency, 10 be and appear at the Court House
in satd County OF utte on ths arst MONDAY In Iuue
A. u 1898 the sane being the fest Il " of the next
Term OF said Court aGd thero show osusa before
judge IA open Court, way ths assgument of said
lsplvents estate shs,uld not be tuate, aud ne b.
from his debts.
~ witacss py nand ani the zeal Of said
skAL Court ahl<ed, this thu s6lh day Of April
y ~ "A. D. 1855. ". u. nARRAi III, Clerk.
:. RosESB.ua, Attorney for petitioner.
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SPIRMAroRRnoEA. OR LOCAL WEAKNESS

SPlRMArORRHOEA, OR LOCAL WEAKNESS
~ Nervous Debility, low spirits Lasstud-, Weak
ness ot the Limbs and Rack, IndiSpostlon and inca
paoility for labor and Stuty, Dullness Of Apprehen
sion Loss ot Memory. Aversion to society. Love Of
Sohiuqe, fimldy self Di-trusi, Dizziness lIeadach,
Involuntary Discharges. Pains in the Side, Affection.
o the Eyes Pimples on the Face. Se xual and other
inirmaties ia man, are cured without fail by the
Justly celebrated Physician and Surgeon, Or l.. j.
OK hRkAY. His method OF curing diseases j. new
unknown To others) and hence his great success
All consultations, by letter or otherwise. free. Ad.
dress L. .Ckapkay, NJ ID. San Fran CISCO Cniinrnia.
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MARYsyILIR. Inne Z. 1sia


Dr. l.. J. Cfapky. San Fra aIcisco-Sir-I have used
the last of your medicne AMI do u It think shall
need any more, as feel very WE'LL except that have
not entirely got my sreng yet bit soon will with
the appetite that have. Ills Just three weeks YOU
may recoilec'. since called at yo Institute. with
my constitution. as l thought, entirely broken and
never thsaght YOU would he ab Q to c1re mo per.
fectiy, bat thought you might BE- able u do imp-
tans to ease the pam in my c< and head, and
strengthen my limbs, which were - wea< that they
would almost give way under IN when | walked,
and To strengthen my nerves So that vouli not ge
excited and remble at every li'te thing. Now tha.
you know whit expected. yoI may Judge OF my
satisfaction at my complete r,cpvery frum those
symptoms AMI the removal of those bptches and
'res rom my skin and ulc rs from my throat, ard
the eaire stpplsge of thoss em ssons, which you
said were principally the of my sickness can
hardly tell yol which Is the crca est, my JOY my
surprise. tor ept not tvihg cy got my >ircng 9Th
feet as well A. any man can fcl. Enclosed send
You twenty dollars over yo1r c'' rs., and think my
self cheapy cared. II yni mi * anybody will be
oeaeh,led, yoa may put this ir er in the newspa-
pers. Believe ms gratefully you 8.
- THOMAS HAYDEN.
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Soslee Of Foreclosure Of Heshanle's Lien.
srArs os oALlroaSts
JonS q ADAMS,
W.

a COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN FILED IN
~ the District Colrt of the Fifteenth Judicial
Dlsrict, la and Tor butte County, he above naned
plalnin against sald mt praying for the fore
eiosurs OF mechanics lion for tbs snm OF three
buntred aud sessu,y one dollars aud eighty eight
cents. aud Interest At the of three per cent per
month, on the Following property In wit; lot No
one. two. seven, and eight, In block No thirty
seven, ia the fosn o. orovile with all the building.
upon the suns. Notice Is hereby given, to all p,r.
sins h,iding or claiming Items on the ss properly
TO be and appear Al the above district Court. VI the
Court Housc IN 0roviile. On tho fourth Monday OF
August na a. aud 10 exhibit thea aad there The pro,f
of stii Items JOIN a ADAMS
wsLLs RoseSBAuN. All slor plainud
oFoyiile, May ION, isss. mylo NlI
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Channel Rook.

|4 oTICE 70 the Stockholders OF said Company ls
- hereby given that On assessment of me aun
Fsq onlers 20 the share has besa levied b , tho
oard 81 Trustees. and Il payable 10 Geo. A. "a cry,
Zre.surcs ~ hts banking house in Orovlls, ON the
~ day Of June Isss.
Ny Oh, lsSe-mi2-lod
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Notice Of application for Pardon.
'uN0 The Hon. Th onaS Wells. In,

U fhc Hon. tn onNas Wells, County
aoisc oi bttie couIty, Slt.e OF California. and
z, u Hhris pisirlct Attorney, take notice: | shall
apply 10 the Hon John Il. Weller, Guvernor of m.
stale OF California tor the Pardon of Charles Scher
mer wac was convicted at tina Aprll term. 1858. of
me Coar' OF Sessions In aud or BLtte ouaiy, of the
crime u assa llt 10 commit tri-r an sente need u
the stale pnSon Tor the term of one year.
FRANCIS PETER.
orove, May lat, 1858.
l hereby acknowieiys service Of the foregoing BY
copy. rdOS WELLS,
County Judge, Bate CouAty.
T.. II HARRIS.
Oroville, Nay I, 1858. District Auornar.
ArtEsE rhe foregoing true cupy of the ori gina
notice Of application Tor parioa OF Charles >chermer
hled IN my fice oa the hrst OF May, A. ID ls5S.
- WItness my hand aud the seal of said
las. Court affixed this lst day of May 4. D. 1855.
- M. a. ID ARRACu, Count, Clerk.
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County OF Butte.
Joseph d Alexander
Jno. \. Rollings
Oliver I. watson, Artio, brought In the
Alleh ClYner, District Court of the fif
WIN u Evans, tennth judicial District
ohtrics evans, ahd the compliant filed
y Nh'eler, In the cnnny of Butte,
lh"has y DAVIS IN the ott'e of the Clerk
Tho mas u. Upichor, of said D.strict Court
Nhar'es tIansley,
j. Watson,
J. X. Wooden, and
Samuel J. lIunsley,
lNuE Pc 'pLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFoR.
ma, Stni ''r iettnS 10 l,hn \. Rongs, oliver
T. Wtton Allin Cynr, WA u Evans Charles
Evans, -. Whceler. Thomas y Dayi., rhouns n
boachcr, charles tienslsy, J. Watson J x. Wooden,
ant samuel j. lien>iay VoI ara hereby required
tbappear IN an action brought against you by Tho
above named plaintiff In the District Court OF the
tileenth Jtlria District ju AMI tor tho County of
uhtte' nnu TO answer the Complaint fled therein, "a
copy ni whleh accpmplnies this SUNNI ,n-) within
ton days, exclusive of the day of seryct) after The
service ON YOU of lhis summons Il served within This
county; II served olt of this county. but within This
Jal'ciai District "hin twenty days; II served out
OF said District, then within forty nys-lr Ia lgmem
by detant VIII be taken against you rae said action
Is bro lsht TO obtain irign,n AMI decree oftore-
olosir" oi certain indlptira OF NIrtgnge Da ring
date "a the 2hh day Of jane A u 1856 exoeut,d nv
lhe ueianiant John RDllinys 10 the plaintiff and
mr the safe OF mortstyel pro nises te.cbsi therein
anu tne pppicaiipn of tho proceeds OF such sale to
the Pay nenl OF tho amount due on the promIsory
noto de-lr hel In said mortgage, together With such
ohrr ana Further rolief in the promises as to our
saul Cpirt my SOON right and proper also tor costs
oIsh,' AMI YOU Gil To appear aud answer the said
% AMT a, iblgc re llirl the plaintiff will apply
10 700 oonfi orthc rolisf denaniai therein
Hiven unier my band AMI tho Seal OF The District
| - Coprt ut ths Finaanth Jud ,ih District
lShAI THIS l3h day OF April, in the year o.,
I - our lord Que thousand eight hundred and
hnyeght
MH DARRACH, Clerk.
ny "' hA3PLs' pspuiy CLERK. apl5-3m
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.DAtSr And wdlre.VASI aaUsIsS-r
sI'9 os CDLr,bS Y AcpE&uJrr
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SUM MONS

STATE oF CALIFORNIA !
In the District Court of the 18th Ia iicli district
County Of Butte.
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Action brought In the
District court of the Fif
teanth judicial District,
and the compliant hlcd
IN the crnn y of Butte,
IN tha OH - OF the Clerk
Of said District Court.
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'I'HERE ARE THoUS ANDS in this State suheills
L for want of Scientific medical treatment az ~.
You fe ar IT, aEpiy To Physician because they nss
been deccived or their friends have been by ~ Ie
OF Tue dharhtaps IN iufest the community, and W.
publish themselves good physicians. pr~ssSS.' 3.
g. Young, as Physician in whom all onn piaosesI
hiCuce lie Is "A man of eminent and pfo',Y.s .s
study, good surgeon, an honorable man. anu M
"ho can sympashise with persons in afillction ssb
staining as Physician and gentleman are "a "a
guaranteed frs, by his medical works WEI ~
are nm hor to their author. and the extensNe, ~ I.
highly successful course Of practice with WING" "A
has been hnnnred since his advent IN California 4
the latter by his numerous patrons ana large
acquaintanees,
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n EMEMBER-That Dr J. C. Youngs oHoe
az the treatment Of Private Diseases. - al.l"o -
ner of Montgomery and California sts., san i-''''
REMEMBER-That Dr. Yonng wants no pan.a.
but those fully capable of appreciating ana y 49,
gushing the services Of regular. thorough .S,ss
physician, from the paltry unIearned' ana "'"'
1uack. Ia,
REMEMBER-That DR. Young is the only re.,r =. IN
bred physician advertising 10 cure diseases oil mp
dence.
REMEMBER-That DIR Young's remedies nrs
treatment are entirely unknown TO all otneS ra.
pared from life spent in the great Hospita
rope. and the first in this country, from pure
calls imported. =.
REMEMBER-That DR. Young gives ever '
ton 10 diseases peculiar to females
From the Boston Medical journal. a,s-.
Although we are opposed TO the system o. 80
tistug for good and sufficient reasons stilI v" ~
u but jus ice to say that Or. Young is enc ~ " iAe
most industrious and indefatigable votaries '" -
medical science in the United Ststss.
D-No CURE, NO PAY-Es
His oeice 10 al the corner Of Montgomery and O'As
toi uia streets. San Fra acIsco.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-04-01
BUILDING LOT ON NUUANU ROAD,

& desirable Site the residence Of Mr. Bartlett,
--k.aining one-third Of an acre. Terms easy.
s6-tf Inquire of DIR. SMITH, Dentist.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-04-01

~ THE WELL KNOWN AND DESIRA.
::Q bly, located BUTCHER SHOP situated King
LII door to the Rose Cottage Market and heretofore
known the Center Market" 1t is amply furnished with
utensils necessary of Purveyor,
which with the premises. Terms liberal For further
Information apply TS6-tfl JNO. o. D0MINIS.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-04-01
HONOLULU. HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. APRIL l. 1906
Business Garos.

9u5lnfSS UaI0S.
HAWAIIAN FLOUR COMPANY,
JAMES r. B. MARSHALL, Treasurer in buildings
cuped by B. w. Field, up stairs. l7d
AGENT FOR THE
New York Board Of Underwriters.
The undersigned takes leave notify Merchants p Masters,
&C., that he has been duly appointed Agent for the
13-ly ALEX j. CARTWRIGHT
AGENT FOR THE
Liverpool Underwriters Association.
The undersigned bes leave notify Merchants Ship owners
AGENT at these Islands for the LIVERPOOL. UNDER
WRITER'S ASSOCIATION.
July 1-tf ROBERT c. JANION.
AGENT FOR LLOYD,S
The undersigned begs notify Merchants Ship
shiPmasers, that he has received the appointment
July 1-H ROBERT c. JANION.
THE NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMPA.
Established 1887 For Fire and Life Assurance
home and abroad.
Capital Ell 1,259,76O. Sterling.
The undersigned appointed
Islands, ROBERT CHESHIRE JANION.
7d at Honolulu.
KRULI. & MOLL,
Agents Of the Hamburg Lubeck Underwriters Honolulu
Oahu, H. l. July j, 1S56-tf
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Commercial Advertiser.

DO0ese1e B1fss.
AyRAGHKx1.
lam
married lAdy Of thirty odd.p
Every evening in their beds
.baker's dozen" Of curly heads
Every morning my slunhezs greet
The patter, patter, Of twenty -sx feet.
Thirteen little hearts always n . futter
IN thirteen little mouths With bread and butter
htrssen little tongues busy all day long,
And thirteen little hands, with doing something wrong
TN fain am to do,
With energy, too
A. did the old that lived ir a sboe
md when my poor husband comes home from his work.
Eed ard hungry, and fierce q Turk
hat do you think Is the picture sessr
egion Of babies, all in a breeze
Johnny crying,
And Lucy q signing,
And worn-ouf mamma, with her . flying;
Strong and angry William, beating little Nelly;
Charley in the pantry, eating current Jelly;
Rch.ni s<rusfins round in papa's Sunday coat;
Harry NJ the glass with = his throat;
Robert his fingers crushed susy door,
Mifigat~s their aching with forty-pound
lobby ut the coal bod hsrrics TO begin,
rowing In his might the universal din.
81 my lord and MASTER being rather nerve, be
gins 10 lose his patience In the stunning topseytuvey
fziehsrned little an ny me for sheer
drama cioses amid . general heiter-skeiser
IN give you my I=st you think ne . myth
Yours, very respectfully, Mrs. John Smith
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-04-01
FOR SALE.

- COTTAGE with large garden, situated
9 the side of the lane from King Queen
M Streets opposite the palace, present occupied by j.
Smhes Esq The cottage contains three has
been in thorough repair There good cook house. fowl
house and well the premises The above offers
good opportunity any small family wishing residence
short distance from town. For particulars apply to
GEO. CLARK, Hotel street.
Honolulu, Oct 81, 1857. 69-n
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-04-01

TO LET.
- THAT TWO STORY BUILDING on
: King street, adjoining the premises of Messrs. Uta
A Ahee and lately occupied by Herman Benzler for
The necessary
ings restaurant, with floor.
Also good cook house and well premises The
easily be altered for a any
Rent ow-terms easy. Inquire Of
19-u Won HOLT & HEUCK
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-04-01

ms ACKNOWLEDGE TO BE. BY All
who tried IT, the bcst TONIC Asv1-DrsPErrc
presented to Hawaiian public.
In New York City, Buffalo, N Y, and Ban Francisco Whers
the Turner Bros 6rst introduced Il
unprecedented degree Of popularity, owing solely san
tary and extraordinary medical properties.
MEDICAL and al pronounce Il 70 be the
heahfu and invigosaine, and whether d used By
vDcBfABIK and q composed Of
The juice Of berries, herbs Wild plants and roots
The Springs hrst buds, The mellow Autumn's fruits
The bright wild dowerS, whose fragrance charms the bes
The op'ning leaves, the bark Of the forest
The bulbous root mountain slope that's found
The spreading vine that grows In marshy ground.
For sale by O. L. RICHARDS CO.,
oo0 BoLE Aosxrs HoxoLuIu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-04-01
ROOMS TO LET,

LvOR MECHA NICS.-Two good in the premi-
Il called Worlds End,' Mauna Kea street,
be had at a low rent, partly furnished. Apply to
S7-d c. A. & IL. +. POOR.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-04-01

HAWAIIAN FLOUR COMPANY,
JAMES r. B. MARSHALL Treasurer in the stone buildings oc
cupied by B. w. Field, up stairs. l7-n
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-04-01

TO LET.
"a THE TWO STORES RECENTLY
erected in Fort street, between King and Merchant
Parties wishing lease have them fitted to suit by
early application. For terms. please apply to
6l-u b. +. SNOW.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-04-01
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS !


lust RECEIvED-And Tor sale by the under
q signed:
Oyster crackefs soda crackers, butter crackers,
Wine cyackezs, water cSackess ginger snaps.
Jenny Lind cakes, smoked herrings, refined lard,
Crushed sugar, dried apples, split peas, meal,
Engilsh dairy cheese. sugar cured hams,
Codnsh Casuains rice white beans, California ouions
Cranbefries, maccaroni, vefmioe3n,
Zaute cuxsants, cItEun peel, sok shell almonds
Indian conn., new hopo, Ens1knh vnlnuts,
Hsk bbls Haxan 6onx, IN tIns oysters,
In TIM oysteEs, end IN tins lobsters,
2-ib tns CLAIMS, In tins assorted meats,
In tins sausage, In tins game,
Half and boxra sazdnes, and zib tins green peas,
2ib tins tuEpips, In tins green oosn,
zIb tns peaches, IN tins qsnpss,
2ib tins peazs, 2-b tins dansons,
Pm tins green gage, b tins prnnes,
2ib tinS Apficots, IN fins cranberry JAM
3b tins cranberry sanee 2-b tins currant jelly,
In tins raspberry jam, In tins strawberry jam,
Assorted English jams, boater paste,
American pickles, English pickles,
English mustard, cassia and alspice
Cloves, ginger, cream tartar and soda,
Olive oil and lemon syrup. raspberry vinegar,
Engish pie ffuits, caper and pepper Jauce,
Chutnee and assorted sauces, India curry powder.
Assorted herbs, Cayenne pepper, caraway sced,
Yeast powder, French mustard, bodies candles,
Pembroke snlk Spanish olives, steaFine candies,
Cider vinegar, corn starch super chewing tobacco,
Anchovies and ~, pea.i eagos s taptoca-
Dupont powder, Castle saap, Ane tobacco,
Bags Cali6ornia dour, eofu bsooess brown soap.
Constantly on hand,
Fresh Groona CoMee.
eo-H I. M0ssMAN 4 SON.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-04-01

TO LET.
- THE FOLLOWING OFFICES AND
k- ROOMS in the brick building, of Queen and
4zsA. Kaahumanu Streets generally known the Makee
Author building, viz
The second oor occupied by Dan c. Waterman
ESQ.,
The third Messrs AIrich Bishop suitable
storage
Fitner, ESQ.,
The the second floor Qately occupied by Makee
ESQ.,
The cellar of the above building, capable of storage
barrels. Apply to
65-1 CHAS BREWER, 3D.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-04-01

THE "ZINC HOUSE," SITUATED ON THE
French Hotel premises fronting the main parcu
larry suitable for good barber Terms moderate Apply
Lahaina, February 20, 1858. S7-3m s. HOFFMEYER.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-02-04
blowing Hot ana Cold.

The Statesmen Of this morning has a
long article in opposition to the LecOmp-
ton villainy, in the course Of which il
says:
"The doings Of JOnn Oalhoun, for
months, were disgraeeful TO The govern
ment thAt didn't remove him from the Of
Gee be held in the Territory, and every
body knows il. Yet tue honorable gen.
tleman, Walker, was removed while this
man was retained. They cried out that
Bauabas should be released unto them.
Now. Barabas was a robber.' And at
this very time other officials Of the govern
ment are in custody for the peuitenhary
offence Of forging election returns, and
some Of them have confessed their crimes
and implicated their aecomplises. We
know what this will end in, are determin.
ed that the saddle shall be put on the
right horse so far as we are able"
Yet the President, who didn't remove
Calhoun, and crueifed the honorable gen.
tleman, Walker is patted on the back,
and is still regarded as worthy Of the con.
fideuce Of the Statesman Is this infat.
uation, or something worse? It is GER
tainly not putting the saddle on the right
horse'-Journdi.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-02-04
AT ISSUE.

GOvsrneF Packer. (DsmOcat)Of Penn
sylvanis, 10 bis recent inaugural address
has also taken issue with the National Ad-
minislrAtiOn in is Kansas policy. He SAYS
''hs believes be expresses the sentiment Of
Pennsylvania, as well as bis own, 10 decla-
ring that all the qualified electors of Terri
tories, should have full and fair oppOtu.
nifty to participate iu the selection Of del
egatss to Constitutional Conventions. AL.
so to be allowed an unqualified right to
vote upon the Constitution after it is fra.
med"
In view ofthe fact that the present Ad.
mipistration had taken the opposite side of
the questiOn-to ignore the right of the
people Of Kansas to vote npon their Con.
stitutiOn, this declaration Of Governor Pack.
er's will be like worm.wood to Mr.. Bu.
chanan. When the latter deliberately set
out to abandon "SquStter SOvereignty"-
to array himself against the right of por-
tion of fthe people to govern themselves,-
and to establish an institution in Kansas
which the people there rejected. be did it,
doubtless, under the suppOsition that the
Democracy everywhere. and above all, his
personal and political friends in his native
State would follow bis lead. How NOR.
tifying then, to him, must It be. to see
one after another of bis old friends forsake
him, and how bitter it must be to have it
said. BY one who was formerly bis friend,
that "the sentiment Of the people of Penn.
sylauia," is not the sentiment that he now
entertains. Yet such is the case: Cover
nor Packer speaks truly. Pennsylvania,
cold, lethargic, and loco.fOco ridden as she
has been for years, is beginning to realize
the cringing. degrading condition into
which her dough-face statesman have pla-
ced her. And under the lead of Col. For.
uey and others, who refuse longer to obey
the crack of the slave.drver's whip, she
will soon take that position in favor of
free men and free soil, that her greatness
in every respect as a State demands her
to take.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-02-04

THE REAL Democracy OF ST. LOUIS
At an immense meeting, on the 9Th of
January, in St. Louis, Of that portion Of
the Democracy which still sustains Demo
cratic principles, a series of resolutions,
offered by Hon. B. Gratz Brown, was
adopted, Of which the following, which de-
serves to be printed in Letters of gold, was
one:
"Rssolved. That the cause Of free labor
embodies the truth which lies at the found
alton of republican government; that the
movement which promises TO secure Mis-
souri, fully to the industry and occupancy Of
a white yeomaury, will ever find in us its
staunchest adhereuts; that the Afr!caniza'
tiou ofthe Territories, by the attempt Of
Federal power to drive out free citizens to
make room for slaves, elicits our earnest
condemnation; that..the rights of the work
ing man to the encouragement and protec.
ton of his labor without degrading and
servile competition, should be first in the
eve of the law and that we pledge our
selves to a jealous co operation for inaug.
urating such policy in our National and
State administrations"