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Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-06
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One sundred Dollars viii be paid to soy Pbysi-
Can who can prove that the Medicine ever injured
a'Patent and the testimony of thousands can BY
produced to prove THAI it does great good. Cases
been effected. The mass OF VOLUNTARY TIES
IiMoNY Il possession Of the Proprietor, vouching
IT, virtues and curative prowers, is immense, eu
hracing MINES ell known to ffr.f frs7 safg ~
4f{alEN q "a ri N rSErgr
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-06

sE,%B4'AgE22.
4 NY person wishing to employ Blacksmith
n with good recommendation would do well to
address FEGBEkf w. BARMAN,
Feb. 81, 1858. stanton, Va.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-06
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Trustee $ s aI6a

FpY Write If Deed 81 Trust. dated Aarclt 1871.
81 1880 made 6T Jefferson Wright 70 nie.. for
The benefit Of hIaG7v & U'Brian will proceed on
iSatrday the 1914 III Narct next in the Village IL
Sp Ing Hill, ~ se!l Tor cash all my interest Ii tie
viz: The HOUSE and Tor at present occupied
by said Wright, ant. described in The deed as "a
certain House and bot Wing. aud situate in3tbe
illsge offspring Hi, and aGjoiuing Fe lot Of ia
cob Bullct and the land Of lEifandtr GaurGie.f
ALSO, The following Personal preparty or 20
npch thereof as may not be exempt bv laye u Wit
one Bureau, China Press, q ClrcG. tvso Bed
stcads, with the Beds ana Bedding 8 lot Of Cbairs
one Iron Kettle ono Dninc Tatie one Dressing
Table, Rifle, and one Chest.
JAMES u. SIMMER
Fnb & .1c5Q It's Trme+b
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-06
Price 81 per Bottle, or SIN for -, De.i,-

r.e cred to any Address, faa.
Accompanied by reliable and responsible Certifi-
Gates from Professors Of Medical Colleges, Clergy
men and others. nH
Prepared and sold by H. r. HELMBOLn.
Prqetieal and Aaalytieai Caeg,is,.
No. 52South Tenth St, below Chestnut, Assembly
aet Buildings Phila. s.a
@lr Tobe had of 7. H. 4 j. q. Kinhey, Ssaun
ton. Va, and Of al Druggists and Dealers through
out the United states, t'anadag and British Prov
. iRees. sgty, sf 81 tt...2ri t..s
BEWARE Of C0UN rERFElTs.
-isls for Ue(mbolFs IS liLc ~ Otatr.
CURES CGsRANWiEss
.ta.iuarV-l6 l65S
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-06
HORSE SE0EY.

TUST received Is Kegs Of Bnraen'g celebrated
e5Horse shees, yhiea NJ! be ae.id ,oaE for cash.
Feb. ~, 1858. u. ~. hflAN tDf.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-06
CHE Alarkcts.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
STANTON, March, 6. 1851

RICHMOND MARKET, March, S. 1858
Reported BY ". r Staples & Go.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-06
snEos:sagsr, aEEeE ..eIa E:g, lsGs.

ssE0sssSessr, 4EzGgs'gfs Ees, 1855,
sell, at public auction to the highest bidder on the
premises, VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, or 50
much thereof may be sufficient to satisfy sad de-
cree, well as the costs and expenses attending
said sale This land lies in Grab Bottom and il thu
same which the said Thomas d. Sitlington now
resides, and contains 824l9 Acres. 1t has upon
liza handsome D w Ell l. In G and all neces-
sary out houses. large POI ton of it IL cleared,
and is one Of the most desirable Farms in the coun
~ eli Highland
TERMS This land viii be sold on credit of
three, nine, and fifteen months, IN equal ;nsta mentF
with interest thereon from DAY OF sale the pnr cha
ser giving bond with good secHrity for the par
chase money and the legal title retained as further
security. JAMES NJ SEIG,
tco. IS, -io5o.-4t. Commissioner.
TEsQ ALL WHO SUFFER- WITH HERNIA
IL The subscriber would recommend NEW PAT
ENr Truss, Il i easily adjusted, the pressure and
support natural, and it IL worn with more comfort
than any ether Truss. Ease and comfort in wear
ing truss is great desderatum as all who are
ruptured know. ting rAo Gears this rTgGsS
once mil 9edr other.
The attention OF Physicians is particularly called
to this Truss also, to Ritteis Uterine Supp orter
which is upon similar principle.
4 full a. ortnent for sale by
IN w. PETERSON, Druggist.
Successor to Alex. Duval Cor 18th and NJ ain
SITS, Richmond, Va.
Jan. so, 1853
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-06
TTE EH1ITzVY' CEN E'g

up 70 ;ae most costly styie,of Case~and Size.
re Instructions Given in the Art, End Chem
icas and Gases, In every variety, fol sale to Opeg
atcrs on reasonable terms.
Eab e lSaS.--tf.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-06

T7ERR CAsTIEGS.-W have on hand and
IA will keep constantly Castings for the Kerr
Pillow. 1Al L0R 4 HO CE.
Feb. 10. 1853.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-06

A LARGE ASSORTMENT or sADDLER'S
n and CARRIAGE TKIMbIiEtssv-loy .or cash
at n. W. IEENE1Y'S
Peb II, 1853. Hardware Store.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-06

Al SACKS MaRsHALL's FINE SALT, lust
HI received and for aale low BY
Jan. IS. 1855. TAYLOR & Hq(sE. !.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-06

Chloe EINpfNGS- Just received from New
- York, a fine assortment OF Shoe Findings,
which will be sold very low ut kENNEDf,S
Hardware Store, under Union Hal.
Feb ~ 1858.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-06
TOWN PROPERTY TOR SALE

TERMS 81 900 in hand, or or four months
with interest added, by negotiable note well endcr-
sed The remainder in four equal annual INSTALL
ments from day ofsae, bearing interest, to Be So
cured by lien property. tF
Title believed to be indispatable, bat acting as
trustee shall convey snch title only as is vested
in me. NlCHO. I. TROUT, Trastce.
Feb. q, 1858
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-06-12
AUNT LIzZIE,s COURTsHIP.

Why, you see, when my man came a court
in me, | hadn't the least thought of wha
he was after-not |. Jobie came to oul
house one night, after dark, and raped IA
the door. | opened it, and sure enough
there was Jobie.
sCome in SEE 1; take Cheer
mo, no, Lizzie ser he, q have come or
an arrant, and always do my arrants fust.
sBut you had better come in an take q
cheer, Mr.. W. ...a, f.,e..J..ss.z
sNo, can't. The fact is, Lizzie, Pve
come on this 'ere courtin' business. My
wife's been dead these three weeks, and every.
things been going to rack and ruin right
along. Now, Lizzie, eff you're a mind tu
have me, and take keer Of my house, and
my children, and my things, tell me, and
I'fl come in and take cheer; if not, I'll gel
some one else tu.'
Why Twas skeered, and said: IF you come
on this courtin' business, come in; l mus,
think on it little.'
NO, can't till know. That's my ar
rant, and can't sit down till my arrant is
done.'
y should like to think of it day or two.'
'No, you needn't, Lizzie
well, Jobie, if must must-so here's
to ye, them
So Mr.. W came in. Then he went
after the squire, an he married US right off,
an went home with Jobie that very night.
] tell you what it is-these loag courtin's
don't amount to nothing at all. Jus a. well
do il in hurry. W.:
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Travelling on the cars from O--to NJ
-, not long since, in the night, We hap
pened by good fortune to get into the same
box with regular blue devil exterminator,
by whom, let it be surmised, our drowsy
optics were kept expanded. This individual
answered to the name of Bat and his de-
scription of 'Norf kerlina,' her manners and
customs, gave the listener anything but a
favorable impression of the tar and turpen-
tine State, thus: e. C.
tWhy, gentlemen dog with long tail
in North Carolina wohld be as great show
as a niger with three heads
'Why so p asked several.
'They cut 'em off to prevent them knock
ing off the huckleberries when they are cha
sing foxes and rabbits that run through the
woods ~ *.
'Phew p came from listener. *as2F
Fact, certain as rain; and you never see
n man or boy there with buttons on his
pants.'
'What then p asked one.
'Pegs,' answered the ever imperturable
Bat. 'Wear buttons all of climbing after
persimmons.' = + >.
go it, Bat,' cheered an acquaintance.
'And I'll tell you another thing he con-
tinued; 'they have to bell their niggers there,
just as We do calves - T#
'What for?' ~S=
so their owners can tell which gopher
hole they're in.' .......r 80 -, =.
A general scream followed this-the en-
CINE squealsd, and We all jumped of at M.
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1857. 1867.
xegular Council Bluffs, Omaha City &
Florence Packet.

For Florence, omaha City, Council. Bluff, Belle
rue, ST. Mdrys, Wyoming City, Nebraska City,
Linden, BrownriAe, LoweH, Oregon City, While
Clond, Ioioa Point, Savannah, 81. Joseph, Pa!sr-
mo, Atehison, Weston, Learenrorfh CITY, Kan
sas. Independence, Liberty, Leringfon, re.
THE NEW, ELEGANT r FAvORITE Pas
i SENGER steamer, WIN. CAMBBELL, WIN. EDDs,
Aaste will run as regular packet the above and
all Intermediate points the Missouri river remaining
permanently in the trade during the entire season.
The 'swm Campbelf' has recently been fitted up and
refurnished in the most modern STYLE regardless
pense, and with single to strength safety and
comfort Is well as with every convenience that could
render her desirable to the travelling public rendering
her both regards capacity for business superior
Recommendations for passengers, equal in the trade
Captain Edds hopes to receive At the hands Of his
merous Missouri river friends continuance Of that
generous patronage for which he is indebted during
series Of years. while in command Of different boats
and for which he hereby desires to present his
grateful acknowledgements, promising increased efforts
= svs gsaessl satisaction and retain their confidence
aAd peagonage. s. ss.ss5. @ss-45 ~ 4 hsSe- = 3
reasonable share Of the patronage Of shippers and
the public generally is respectfully solicited.
For freight, passage or information, apply % sE
JOSEPH MCINTYRE, Agent,
a,ssss. No. 50 Levee, and Commercial ssrset
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rcrNrRIc pocroR AND Hls PArleNr

1CCEN11lC UoCIoR AND HIS PATIENT.
{ OF all the professions, trades or occupa-
items thAt engage the minds Of men, that Of
physicians 10 the most diversified. In loca-
ting, he has to find out the constitution Of
those be = called upon to visit, for i i
frequently the casethat success may be ow-
ing more to deep and thorough knowledge
Of the constitution Of the patient than mere
common place applications. As an illustra-
ton Of this, We will relate an anecdote of one
OF our old physicians. Who, if he finds
physic will not cure, tries other means a. the
ease may require.
DR.. D--had long been the attending
physician of q lady considerably past her
teens, and affected with certain disorders
incident to y want Of occupation and the
care Of family. She sends for the Doctor
in season and out of season, he rushes out
ct two-forty pace, and finds his patient
physically perfectly we'll, but sad and lonely,
and Of course afflicted with the blues. AN
he can do is to administer q "tincture'' with
afew drops Of PEPPERMINT, and the patient
IL well for day.
On one OCCASION cold, blustrous night
the Doctor had Just turned in, wrapping
himself snugly in his blanket, with the hope
Of quiet sleep, when loud rap aroused
him. a4g &@E
"Who is sick 20 inquired the Doctor.
"Miss Sally Strickland, Sir; she is most
dead; expect she'll die before you get
there" .
ssI'll be along y says the doctor, exclaim-
ing to himself; s'that Miss Sally! iii try to
cure her this time" sss.e
The Doctor plods along through mud and
mire, cold and rain, studying his application.
When he arrives at the dwelling of Miss
Sally, he finds her, as usual, in q rather de-
pressed state of mind. F@f
ssDoctor," she said feebly, 81 expect to
die every moment; am very low. Can yon
do anything for me?"
The Doctor feels her pulse; nothing the
matter-merely wanted company. The Doc
tor becomes communicative.
ssMiss Sally Twas having terrible dream
when your servant awoke me-"
ssWhat was it ?" she eagerly inquired.
81 dreamed | was dead, J" continued the
Doctor, "and descended into the lower
regions, where met "Old Scratch," who
invited me to view his dominions. The in.
mates were engaged in different occupations
some playing cards, others swindling their
neighbors; in fine, all the pursuits they fol-
lowed during life they continued there
When Satan got through showing me
around, he proclaimed to che four quarters
of his kingdom that all should 60 to bed
tfor,' said he, Sally Strickland will be here
directly, and there'li be no sleep in my region
for a month";"
The Doctors speedy departure was in
creased to fight by the sight of a broomstick
Aourished actively in his rear: but the rem
cdy was effectual. $
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HrEyrHER l. BOR NOR EXPENSE VII
lNbe spared to make 1t the best FAMILY NEwSPAsp
in the world-one whose cheerful and genial chsrm
will render il wecnme visitor 10 every houses4
while constant devotion to the principles Of ~
and justiee shall win the appreciation Of the wise p
the good Its object will be to set forth sound viessa
Political Social and Moral questions; to dffase uss
Information; and 70 cultivate the graceful amenilA
life .2s H
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and Literary News Of the day. 1t will chronicle ?
leading movements Of the age record the invsntios
genous the discoveries Of science, and the creaik
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complete picture Of the age in which We live.
alt will also give due share Of attention to the ~
the imagination, and the feelings. Its regular ass
will embrace Tales, Incidents of Travel and Adsesss
Sketches Of Character and Social Life and Essay
Art and Morals ag5,st-tss - s.-s * s. =.
The Publishers have made arrangements wi:ht6M
American writer's, who will contribute to The -.
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posal will enable the Conductors TO avail theHsSs
ample Selections from the best and most heatnf.,
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upon the isues Of the English, French, and GegoSs
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payment being invariably required in advance
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CO The name of Jesus is not only light,
it is also food; it is likewise oil, without
which all the food Of the SOULS dry; it is salt,
unseasoned BY which whatever is presented
to us is insipid; it is honey in the mouth,
melody in the ear, JOY in the heart, medicine
to the soul; and there are no charms in any
discourse in which his name il not heard
Bernard. se.r-rs -. 80 ~ - -
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CO A Washington letter writer remarks
that to the inquiries as to the meaning of the
English Kansas bill, and whether i submits
the constitution to the people, the answer is
like that given by the Snowman when asked
BY the listle boys which was the lion and
which the tiger-"Just as you please, little
boys, you have paid your money and can
take YOUR coice.
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CT A judge at Evansville, Ind, has dis
charged Richard Webb, accused Of having
three wives, because it was not proved that
one Of the wives was over fourteen years of
age. According to the construction the
judge placed upon the law, man may mar
~ as many wives as he chooses, provided
they are not over fourteen years Of age at
the time.
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Regular Council Bluffs, Omaha City and
Florence Packet. -

THE ENTIRELY NEW, SWIFT
and elegant passenger steamer, MIN
XN11l44l E-HA-HA, Capt C. Il. BAKER, ". II.
Scudder Clerk, will, run as regular
packet the above and points, continuing
in the Blum City trade during the entire boating
son. 49,.
Captain Baker, thankful TO the public for its very
support bestowed upon the Admiral while
der his command, hereby begs leave to tender his
acknowledgements, and to solicit for his boat
tnuance Of its confidence and patronage, pedeine
firing exertions of himself and oers to give full SAT-
isfaction to those with whose business he may be
honored. The Min-e-ha-hah was built expressly for
the Council Bluffs trade under the special supervision
Of Capt Baker, who has spared trouble expense
to make her number one Missouri River steamer and
bcgs to his friends that she is most admirably
adapted to the wants Of the river being Of great
strength, liehnsss Of draught easness Of model and
such application Of machinery, ~ must make her
among the fast ones, with cabin arrangements and
oommodaticns Of superior order and not excelled by
those Of any boat in the river combining all the most
modern improvements that safety comfort or pleasure
could suggest in short in all her appointments, noth
ing will be wanting belonging to those Of nrst class
passenger steamer: JOSEPH MCINTYRE, Agent,
n2-u No. 50 Leeves b Commercial Street.
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GJ Some genius has conceived the brill
liant idea to press all the lawyers into mill
tary service, in case Of war-because their
charges are so great that no one could stand
them. F..'..
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
DUBUQUE, DAILY, TRT.WEEKIY s WEEn

THE PUBLICATION OF THE "Dubusne DaI
l. Timcs."-an Evening Psper-wiii be oommenc
on or before the 18th DAY OF June next twill
printed on large, eight column sheet, Of the hest gu
ty Of paper, and with new type. In PoLirios ia
be Ipdependsnf RePH6ifG6n, and will contain u B
latest Political. Commercial, Local and other Ix.
The TRI-WEEKLY TIMES will be issued On Hqes
Thursday and Saturday Evenings, and will osus
the News and Editorial matter Of the Daily #"-'
The WEEKLY TINES will be issued every Ven
day morning, and will be high-toned FAMILY Srs
PAPER In addition 10 the Latest General Intehsr
and Editorial matter Of the Daily. il will emsgsa
condensed summary Of the events Of interest, atd q
Agricultural progress of every County in the Sa !
can be heard from arranged under the heads Of liz
spectiye Counties. 1t will also contain large ma
Of Miscellaneous Reading adapted TO the Family Cf.
and especially 10 the wants of the Farming ccnmssu
TERMS.
DAILY. per anuum, in sdysna
TRl-WEEkLY.......-$4 /"
KLN............S2
or 90 after six months
To CLUES Copies So; 10 Copies $Is; 20 Cuyist'
Rates Of Advertising. same as the other local p,u
DUBUQUE, Iowa, Nay l-n7-u.
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% AMBRoTYpIsTs AND PHOTOGRAPHER

TO AMBR0TYPISTS AND PHOTOGRAPHIC
WE HAVE A VERY LARGE AND C0APLkli
w stock Of Ambrotype, MeIanotyPe Dasssf
reotype and Photographic Goods, embracing s'e1
useful article in demand by the OPERATOR CONSISTING
part Of ..-. .-..-.-.. .. =g,.s#
Cases, Frames, Plates, Glass Msttinss
Preservers, Pure Chemieals and APPefss~
We are also Agents for the sale Of G. c. HARRISON
and HOLMES, BOOTH 4 HAYDEN's -
'" CELEBRATED CAMERAS,
which We cner at manufacturer prices, and suarsi
satisfaction. ss s....s s- ey h.
Twelve years. experience in the Daguerrectype'n.
and purchasing in large quantities and for Cash.
ablcs us to sell low adding freight Eastern Dew
ers. IrTerms strictly CASH IN
EDw AKD MEAD co, ),
No. 20 Main st., corner Pine st, st, Loai, 10
March 2QnAi-lm. =. u. -.
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Wagons for Sale!

4 q SUPERIOR HORSE AND or wAc0Ns
- for sale cheap. Enquire at the Livery Stable Of
MOO SMITH 4 DOHANY.
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Hair Oils;

Pomades Toilet Soaps Paint, Hair and Tooth Brushes,
Wines and Brandies for Medicinal purposes. -..-
Our stock has been selected with great care and are
pure and fresh. .- e
gs-Physicians Prescriptions and Family Receipts
carefully compounded.
P. s. Agents for all the popular Patent Medicines OF
the day. Tnl-v2.
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WE INVITE THE SPECIAL ATTENTION o
w Country Merchants, Watch Makers and Jeveci
and Dealers generally to the largest and most cnnss
stock Of goods in our line in the West As TO rlisf
We DEFY COMPETITION.
Twenty-three years experience in the Joebine ma
in st. Louis. and importing Foreign Goods tifef
and purchasing from American Manufacturers J
G5.CASH oNLY-gives us advantages possessed BY
other House in our line in the West
Prompt TINE and CASH buyers are solicited TO q
anime our STOCK and PRICES.
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FINE LUMBER.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WOULD RESPECT
i fully announce TO the citizens Of Pottawattamie
and the adjoining cuniies that he has opened ex-
tensive Pine Lumber Yard in Council Bluns city, and
in receipt Of lumber regularly and will keep con
stantly on hand large and well selected stock Of
PINE LUMBER, e Il
From IT, inch inches; also, pine siding worked
hooring pine shingles and lath SASH blinds DOORS &C.
Ill Of which We will sell low for cash. a
nl-u KELLER BENNETT.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-09

publicans. The Secretary for Foreign Affairs is
an Englishman; while Prince LOT, the Kings
brother presidcs over the Department of the Int
ror, both of the latter are strongly in favor of re-
tanning the monarchcal form of government
Outside of the Cabinet the predominance of the
Republican element is making itself felt, and the
desire for a closer connection with the UNITED
STATES, has been greatly stimulated of late years
by the occupation of the neghboring Tahitian
group by the French, and by the constant efforts
which the latter have made to obtain Il foothold
in Hawaii also. The pressure of the latter was,
however, much more direct and stringent in 1851 :,
when the government of the UNITED STATES wisely
refused to assume the responsibility of protector
ate The Hawaiian islands present but few in
ducements for settlement, to the planter or the
agriculturalist; but for commercial purposes, and
as depot for supplies to vessels trading to the
Pacific and the Indian Oceans, their value cannot
well be Over-cstimated. The race of feeble but
gentle and confiding NIalaysians will, in few
years, become extinct. The presence of the
Anglo-SaXon appears to have Slapped the vitality
of the aborigine, and is is altogether probable
that in the course of years. the stronger and more
vigorous race will largely predominant, and
inasmuch rs it is the true policy of our government
to avoid alike ''entangling alliances and colonial
dependences--that an Anglo-Saxon Republic,
holding close commercial relations with the UNITED
STATES, but exercising an Independent jurisdiction,
will be established in the Island Arcadia of the
North Pacific.