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DEI.f.HI RIFLE POWDER-2OO
0EA kegs Miami Rifle Powder;
300 kegs Blasting Powder;
% Rifle do;
so half kegs Rifle Powder. For sale by
Y; ii. COOK & son, Agents.
K<yOR SALE CHE.9P-.g STEAM EN-.
IL CINE, in running order, inch cylinder, 20 inch
stroke. Enquire at Myers Paper Mills, or of Levi
S. Clarke, corner First and Chestnut streets.
ilvl-d&M1m
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Ss1.I.,'TEI.V' s. STEPHENS, lsUC-

+" CcsSors to ia
kinds Of Stoves,
and manufactu-
rers of Tin, Sheet
Iron and Copper
Mara Also man
ufacturers o. [
Fruit g'ans of ev-
.,-x- pafant ap,1
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APPARATUS AND LECTURES.

Prest WOOD and Prof BoswoRrH, will deliver
full courses of Lectures with the aid of the Tele
scope and other apparatus sufficient To illustrate
experimentally the principles of the sciences pur-
sued. Books and all other requisites for entering
the College, may be had at the College, or in the
city.
All letters of inquiry on business, should lie
addressed to Rev. JOHN COVERT, or ID. ;. COVERT,
Terrell aute, Indiana.
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AUIGLE y-S H.f.USL.f.y.OTH
arrival this day of 10 casks, at
Y. III. COOK & SONS, Sole Agents
for Evansville.
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EITHER IN WORKMANSHIP,
EITHER IN WORKMANSHIP,
EITHER IN WORKMANSHIP,
EITHER IN WORKMANSHIP,
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The undersigned citizens of Terre-H autc, have
cepted the office of Trustee of the TerreHaute Fe-
male College, and may be referred to at any time by
such as desire further information concerning the
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HNRANBERRIES, &c, &c
- 10 Bushels Choice Cranberries;
700 Heads Prime Cabbage;
25 Bushels Sugar Pasnips;
7m do Prime W bite Potatoes: Just rece,yec
and for sale by III. COOK son.
janS-tf.
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THE LIVER INVIGORATOR!

EtREPARED BY DR.. SANFORD, Is GREAT
y Scientific Medical Discovery, and is daily work
ing cures almost too great to believe. IL cures fny
magic, even the first dose giving benefit, and seldom
than bottle is required tn cure any tind Of
Liver Complaint from the worst Jaundice or Dyspel-
sia TO headache. all of which the result
of "A Diseased Liver.
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e principal regulators Ofthe
itIr performs its functionswtll n
N E-sre fully developed. The
yhsdependent on the healthy
Ic ~prOpeT performance of its
, aruach j. at fanltth0 bowels
.e %system suffers in cOnSe-
liver-having ceased to DO
: 7Df that organ, one of the
IL ohiS stud ia a practice of
:, 1xSt0 flnd SOME remedy
I 1.-THE many arrangements
= ~nedy Is nj last found, any
'r-cOmplaint in any of its
p -, hottie, AMI conviction il
n formed hydiSsolvinC gum
II which Is soluble for the
i-yScine. These FIJmsreInoye
IRON The system, supply
v How Of bile iuvigur,ting
II To digest we'll, purifying
IL health tothe wholemachi-
,s-0f tie disease. and eiiec
NJ ANY of the disagreeable
Ig-caiomel or mineral poison
isrSuiiicient to relieve the
Ie food from rising and sour
e-Gfore retiring prevents
It ~lIisht loOsens the bowels
P~ne-s.
n each meal will cure Dys-
o teasPoonsful will always
.-c,malc obstruction removes
:, &aud makes y perfect cure.
j. {stely reliey cholIc while
y a sure cure for cholera
live of cholera.
II 0Xill prevent the recur-
5, Awl.I!e itrelieycs all pain-
Is Aneedel 10 throw out ofthe
! SPcineafter "A Ong sickness.
,r-.JGundiCe removes all ycl-
! @ur from the skin.
ri pvtime before eating gives
food digest we'll.
d EcuTeS Chronic Diarrhma
Ie-Suru0er and bowel COM
IeE hrStdoSc.
= %. attacks caused hy worms,
l. ren, there j. no surer, slf-
N the world as it never fails.
N ~n these statements; they
u FSye can give evidence 10
'e ~ Il are Living their unanS
t. favor
ofLiyer Remedies now offered
, none We eau so fully recon-
lvigoratOr, so generally known
ION. This psepaTaiiOn j. truly
,ducing the most happy results
Imost innumerable certificates
great virtue of this medicine by
nding in society, and wc know
ion before the public-EU DSoN
LIAR PER Bottle.
ole Agent for Evansville.
SANFORD y CO.,
'rs, 3l5 Broadway New York.
iHESRY u. MERRITT
GEORGE IA. KIDD.
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rRINTED AND PUBLISHED
l.. Y. CARLILE.
Corner of Main and Water Streets,
TERMS oF SUBSCRIPTION.

their ,n iTlu date business, in their name and
All ayersements fir the benefit Of other persons, as
well rs legal endorsements and advertisements OF anc
ersans sent by them, mrst be paid To- al the usA
rates. 80 - 49,. 49,
r.ion soety, association or public lnee!ing, anu no
designed To cal attention 20 any mt
to- If imite OF individual interest can be inser'ed' uh
les Maid for as AN advert sem -a'. .-., ...,.,.
- No aivcrscmen- Cln &c L.t,- s,i.tis ~
-l,-tIe - otlser societies, pubic instituIoiiS vi
.culIs stuics. ,.4:..,,,, rr;tr not 10 dis.
,;,I ,,1les al orler to thai effect i ieit al the
alice and when discontinued in less tih ear '"e
.rjse III the whole will be cirtrEei
veytisements HEREAFTER, VIII &c puo,S,ne'
- The e,serse Of NJ ..tQTisys ord rine, siii n lety
ALE Tor the legal proeetdnSs' Ou' 0oi'eN-N'' - O0
lSual time. . q, ~ -. - 4, ,,-,,,sie.,t ~ yp-tise-
.rerts are CASH.
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human body and when il
the powers of the sy stem
stomach istlmnst entirely
action Of the liver for the
functions. When the sto
are nj fault, ,andthe whole
quence Of one Orgsn-the
its duty. For the diseases
proprietors has made it
more than twenty years,
whcrewith 10 CounteIact
10 which il Is liable.
To prove that this re
person troubled withiiver
forms, hes but % tfy n
certain.
A compound has been
and extracting that part
active virtues ofthe mefi-
all morbid or had matter
ingin their placeahealtliy
u,e stomach, causing food
the blood, giving tone and
merry removing the causes
inc a radical cure without
after effects, felt by using
/ that Is usually reSOrted
One dose after eating is
stomach and prevent the
ing
| Only one dose taken be-
nightmare.
Only one dose taken at
gently anc cures costive
One dose taken after
pep>id.
sS- One dose of two
relieve 4 sick headache.
One bottle taken ter fe-
the cause Of the disease,
Only one dose immedi-
One dose often repeated
MOrhus and a preVenta-
One dose taken often
renee Of b,liops attacks,
feelings.
ca Only one bottle is
system the effects Ofmcli
One bottle tgkCa for
lewness UT unnatural coll
One dose taken n short
visor to the appetite aud
One dose often repeated
in its worst forms, while
plants yield almost to the
One OF two doses cures
while for worms i'm child
er OF speedier remedy in
There Is no eXaCgeratiOn
are plain, sober facts, that
p.nve, while all who use
/ imDus testimony in it,
Among the hundreds oi
4 - fha ,.fttsIsn tl,.,.., ,,,.. ,
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n1rsrpFCEIYED RT EXPREsS.-
NOTICE.

rE,UE ASSIGNEES OF WM. LOEwENTHAL X
4 CO., inform You herewith that they have sold
the whole stock of Clothing and Dr Goods 70 Ir. A.
Loewenthal.
) All Debtors to the late firm of Vim. Loewenthal n
Co will pease call at their old stand and settle with
ABR. GUMRERTS-
LE0P. NJ. BERNEEIMER,
mara-2g Assignees.
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go A RARE CHANCE FOR
AN INV EST M z Mt!


Il VALUABLE Tract OFLAND,
Adjoining the Town of CanneIt0n!
Consisting OF about one hundred acres, one half Of
which is bottom land, and the remainder extends into
the delightful hills that border the All OF II is
embraced in plat CT the town of Cannelton and Is In
demand for house lots Tine lower boundary of tho
tracts is not more than ten minutes walk from the ex.
tensiye Cotton Factory and principal coal mines. All
the products of TIE land be sold the soil 10 the
people of e town. II is most admirably situated for
vegetable G'rlens for which the town affords good
market and high prices. The land Will eyenruay AL
be wanted for house lots On the premises are tiree
dwellings, of which is worth s500 her is worth
sl500 the othe- beautiful cottage residence, cost 500
three years ago to erect IL. Either OF these houses can
be had with the land, all Of them, the purchaser
may wish: they separated by street from the body
of the land, and all of the lots laid of for resi-
dences The property win be sold On leral credit to
responsible purchaser.
The location l. enc of the most delightful on the Ohio
river, and the principal cottage with three in gar
den and Fruits enost beautiful rural residence be-
tween here and Il ls7e. The chief motive for offer
ing it for sale, is that the property is too valuable to
rent and needs attention than the owner can az
present. on it. Address or apply 20 the editor OF
the Journal; Z yansville. ny2
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BITTROLFF s SON,

lh DEALERS In jew eiry, Watches. Clocks
as silver Ware, &c; have now or hand we'll
cs<.4 selected stock of gold and SILVER Watches; fine
JeWelry Of all kinds and ~ tie latest STYLES; YANKEE
Clocks i'm Bronze, Iron and Wood cases. silver Table
and Teaspoons, pIat ware, porte monic, sold, silver
at the lowest eastern prices and warrant ,ry article 10
be- what il is represented The public generally IN
vited to call and examine for themselves, nj the ct
stand on Main street, between Isl and end. apo
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r.ss: r..orEa .ran.E 20 ,IAnnx.
.nAii.-wEDDED LovEl'


We believe that some of the r,ost distinguish
cd philosophers nTd closest observers of human
nature have recommended early marriages, as,
in the long run, calculated to prove most advan-
tarcouS to both PARTIES. There are two sides to
this delicate question, and We believe that the
great error IN this country Is ia disposition to
marry too Young, o. before the uiEd is fully de-
yeloped, or the Judgment sufficiently Iire 10
make proper decision. There are, however,
various Arguments, hstil pro and cOn. We per-
ccivc by some statistics Just published, that in
the city of boston, during the last year, three
males under twenty ore years u age, chose
PARTNERS " hose ages ranged from twenty-five to
thirty years, willie four hundred and twenty-twu
y hose ages varied frOIn twenty-one To ftTty-li
sought lai tneis for lite unfer twenty. OF the
males more than tirty-fivc per cent married
between the ages ~ twenty-five ard thirty, aud
over thirty-iOuF per cent. between the ages &c
twenty-om and twenty five. 0f th,, females,
morc tlan !orty-fanr per cent. married between
the ages of twenty aGd twenty-five. The gen
eral rule seems to be, that males marry between
the nges aistwenty ahd Thirty, Shiie females
ter into the siikeu bond between the ages Of
twenty ana twenty-five. There arc, Of course,
| tnaHy exceptions
| Hasty and iudscrete marriages cannot be too
carefully guarded. They produce nothing but
disappointment and misery. That the wedded
| life, generally speaking, Is the condition intend
cd iOr both sexes, Is beyond ali question nature
has 50 ordered, and those who, "Ilh tic means,
steadily shUn matiimOny, cannot be sad tn live
! up t. their dnties anu obligations \ diSiin-
guished Journalist Of New York used 10 remark
piayiuy, yet foTcibiy, that ''he seemed to reive
III ti,c Ike Jf every cid that was borI; unto him.
while the eompauion-hip of his wife was calui,
sweet and exquisite delight" A happy marriage
one OF affection, harmony aud taste---iS inueed
q blessing, Willie dlscOFdant union, if we may
so SPEAK, is a constant anxiety and curse.
! The Iuany divorces which take place IN the
i United States show that there Is ssd want
lur fHrelbought and reflection on the part Of hun
dreds who unite themselves for better or Tor
worse. There are, d0ubtes, in most Of such
cases, faults on both sides, and the man or The
woman " lsO expects to realize ali the dreams of
yUu.b, =nd Who cannot practise the virtue ui
forbearanee, sadly mistakes poor human nature.
While, however, we Hould dCprecatc hasiy and
premature marriages, believe that IN such
hallo..ed contracts. DELAYS afe dangerous. e<pe.
lcialy II they be proGaeled beyond rcnsoI.ai,.e
limits. And yet in Cur humble jutlement. i, Is
'never toe late 10 mary, unless the facilities be
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NUMBER r75

exhausted, The frame be enfeeb!ed, and age BE
present with all its iniir1nities.
Dull times exccises sad influence rT1na mat
rimouial Affairs. We fear, ton, that the ext;=lv
agance Of dress and Of fashion, in which too ms
NY of the fair Of this country indulge, GetcIs
hundreds OF active and enterpriSius Young men
from eucounterins AL the risks ana responsIbii-
ties involved in the selection Of partner for iif.
Far better I" beS,n moderately and economically,
than to enter the world with dashiI,c reckless
spirit, with the chances of an early fall Nu;u-
al iOrGenTance IS absolutely essential IL the
rage state. Nothing Is perfect in this worid.
and we should make allowance for the errors
and inIrIuitieS of eacr other. This i eSSenfial,
indeed in all the relations Of i:fe. None are ~.
failibie. and this being the fact. should Bot
look for infallibilty even in those they love best
ami esteem mosE-PhiL I19.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

oAio lodge No. EOI.-Msets Masonic Hall.
@ Market and Monroessseets the fcA ard third Mon
s'sh'ass OF eaehmontA. &. W. s,iT>. W. NJ; 4Esv-
,,, hfHgtiia, Secretary.
" "shseiing hodge No. 12S Meets as above on
pe and Ai"d Thursday evenings Of each month"; +. 4.
-,,.,l'SoES, W. NJ; S. W Pedrson, Secretary.
"heSliRg Union Cknpfer No. IO.-Meetsa as
So " Tue steoad Monday evening u each month ". 6
~, ~, Il p S ". Pearson, Secretary
'nS EncanIPment No. 1.-aeets u
Je'Ffa Monday evening Of each month. W.
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Nd NOkhMsPONDMNTS.

srIlERS concornin subscriptions advertising other fl
OF tie ntegencer Should be addressed 10
Le rroIrit;oTs.
.s concerning editorial department of the paper
tl h addressed to die Editors, jointly, or to either one
writing publication, will please write
b. uie side Vi tie paper
Observance OF the above rules will greatly Oblige us
,,crle prompt attention to correspondents than
. might OtleEWse receive.
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Tire q InIand rJavieation

Fire u Inland Navigation
Risks accepted terms consistent with solvency and
ia!r profit.
Especial dteHfion gtCs1l 10 iastrdace ofDUELLAAGS
and Cos.ttitfs. .jc5' te'7ts lf to . yef'"s-
The progress of this ha been stable and uh-
thruulh n; sunshine and storm
periods in exempt rom sweeping coulapfa-
lions and maritime DISASTER being long established on
cash basis, tile troubles sf the credit Affect US in no
material particular.
Dnrlng h1rd tines tie security o! reliable Insurance is
Imperative duty the ability q property owners 10 aus
ialn loss being t. much vssenyd-
Policies Issued without d5ly, and all business gtteEied
with dispatch and fidelity. by
Il. Es. sWESh TsANCS ElFE, Aycnt,
Whe, I.Lr, VI.
Oice IN Union Hall hui dimCs, side MAN street
feLlO-dnw-tii Jan. jst -.
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CHURCHES or WHEELING.

TEUhCI5 ES OF w WElEIEIING-
gorthe information Of strangers visiting the pub
sLte following list OF the different CLufces. ana their
ae and place meeting. II there any mistakes,
s4p,ake tie tcessGIy correctonwit pleasure:
N loftss~, Ei.iScopGtiu,, Corner A!onoe ond Byron
e,s lev L. r. PEkISs, Rector; morning services log
glo:s, eveuiuc,I.
. yoas EpiseepaIias,, Main street, betseen Fstaad
ond Centre Wheeling Rev. j. IL. sAIT a. 81, Rector
',r.et.- Morning le}&; afternoon s1zi ',sht'}i
Strsi Gr,s6gterit!., Hy. T.. IL %EE, Pastor Fourtlst
,seti onroe and Quincy and afternoon
seoul FresiaieJa,t webster street, between Main and
N,set Centre Actling services morning and evening.
7ir& IgesL yte,io' Fifth street, between Chestnut and
yert Wheeling, Rev. E. HorDs, FassOr,serri-
so.uoiting and evening.
fos i3esJgteridn, Rev \. PAUL, Pastor, Manstreet
Washington Adams sts.i services morning and
tslIus.
soarm Street Jiedodiet piseopdf, Rev J. Z. WILSON,
en;or Four,street between and Quincy services
rius aud evening.
r. street AetLcdist EiscopaI, EEoLN Pastor
;IgrEet North SIS, North WhseiinGi services
rrlus and evening.
ooptfae yeet Net6odist Kiiscopat, Rev. 7. H. Mos
Pastor, C.spre street. between FIRST and Second,
tu,re MLec,'ng; services morning and evening.
&ouis JhtsitrG ~ E. 6Aurst, Eey. a. srEvENs,
a',ori services morning ard evening.
b6tsling Is5und chapel, Wheeling Island, Rev. j.
WIlsoS, PASTOR
9ssfH0n AtshOdist Elstscoidt, RevC HELwlG Pastor,
aHlue street, between Webster and Third Centre Wheel
n,,'aae. Ca'ledrci Roman Catholic, Rs Rev. BISHOP
r. V. WuBLAN Tiirh street, inmpden services
aara!ne and afternoon.
Asocqts Il. .o,Eed, Rev. j. T. MccLuNH Pastor, corner
jefferson morning andafiernoon'
Hc6e',, Market street, between Webster and Tiird.
a're Wl,eing; 10Y in tbs morning, and ~
'yalHe.
Egauge,icqf rofestant Rev wA IIF1rER Pastor, Clay
ret, above sixth, Fast Wheeling.
ZION EraHgeticdi Luhtrian, Rev. F. ZrNlNERNAS,
FaOr, Market street, Webster and Third Centre
"asyns; services morning ana evening.
Js'h Synagogue, Quincy street, between Market and
Gs'aa" Protestant, Union Hall, Main street, between
Monroe and Quincy; services 1Os morning.
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ODD FELLOWS, DIRhCToRY

Nr=injua Lodge No. 3.-Mcets every Thursday
'ainF at the Hail. of Market and Quincy streets
',.as NJ HALL, n e.; B. 5k carr, Secretary.
'rHnIsIim Lodge No. Is.-Meets as abOvecvery
,.atay evening. DAVID BAYuN, n. e.; Wi'lidM p.
AZ ts'5sy, Secretary.
"m. Eeu lodge No. 3:s.--Meets asabOve eve
Wednesday, evening. WILLIAM lIELEER, n. G.; JoHH
-'d', Secretary.
Wee WgiihPseling a.odEe No. Ss-Meet, as above every
W, .. PofTs, N.G.; .Tosa Tso6urn, secretary.
'Saoln Lodge No. S3.-Meets above every
' evening. Jos. HAsELY, N. e.; Jo''s L. lassceii,
IA. Tell NnoHmpmeat No. 3I.-Meets as
", The second and tourtA Tuesday evenings Of each
an J''s BAnER, c. p; Chas Liaee Scribe.
N"ra"''s EncnmPment No. I.-Mects as
'Ae ErStaudt tsird tuesday evenings Of each month
'ArLoA, c. p, GeoBaird, ,Ir., Scribe. CMnrch ls.
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-EELING. V. THURsDAY MORNING. APRILI d /
INSURANCE.

GREAT WESTERN
insurance and Trust Company.
Office in @. .mPany'5 BUILDING,
No. AOS Walnut Bt., EsEsB Ia - EsEiE'EHHA.
ChaPtGr Perpetual: 4 titlOrissd EaDit0L5;53O, ,0uU
O. C. LATuEOP, Prra't.
VIZ. DsRLlNG, Vice pr,sideutt.
JAMES WRIGHT, s-cretlFy and Treasorer.
Having been appointed Agent Of the shove veil
Company fr Wheeling and vicinity, +rfrrd take
approved Fire aud Marine Risks favorable
terms. Il. c. HONiiAAI,
Olice FOR ths present a. DOHng Adams warehouse,
sbiG-1y No. 81 Main s..
CHOICE FIRST CLASS INSURANCE
ol ny TiIg.-
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j AS. NJ. DILLON
1O2 MARKET STRIsET,
PIIIT5heT and Gas Eritfar

I. EFPs constantly hand, Gas fixture, Lead and
IA Wrought Iron Pipes ssrt Lead. aId sizes
Of BEass Cocks and Valves; steam NEstls s8stAEisIid
Water Ggag ln and force PanpF, Siuks, Bathing TuLs
Wooden and Cast Iron Hyirants, GUM Hose ard jEcF!nE
% ali Ticknesses, Auirction A-al4 Pure rca Tn
Ze AID Antno1y, tie Celebrated BELIs ae tt
Crucibtlis TIie couHETy.
- Alse, PoIyll Improved and pafe5t Chair Puirp
Sich = tcdedIl tie test TUlHp r5rft
10 ply up which ia Towns anu coE;rs! Western vIEriA
VIII bs soid On fair s.l-.a
- GsIrzuized Iron Tubing IteoTTosivc, FOR rrT-
aHtig,o pressure pre- .of cold UaIrr ana rsi
caiiy dee wells, preferable ehvsreI than Led
PIPE.
AqueductPipe constaL tly oTlaEG- -auy quail.
tits ~ which can BE- fETuislitd e on shuTt u"let.
f7S- ttsa IGfdJ0r Sia; GglDeS,, Bgsssssad LesJf
f,avTl-s9av9uIV
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NE lANN Otl Nl4WsPAPEits.

subscribers WHO not give express notice
:y src wishing continue their suhsorp
l.l'.
Iii subscribers order the discon:nuapce of their peri
, the publisher KAY continue to send them until all
y4isgy. paid.
non TX c,s to which they directed, they held
-l'e ~ the have settled the bill and ordered them
tga!uusl.
III subscribers remove other places withoutinsorm-
publish -, g te papers Sent to the former di-
ts,,D, ;hey , hell responsible.
-- Courts have decided that refusing to take periods
Office removing and leaving them uncllled
,- l,.at"6icid evidence Of Intentional fraud.
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eggCE-Corncr of Main and Quincy streets
Entrance from Quincy st.
TERMS.

JtT, per annum 800
7st.;gsEzLy, per anEun.. $500
sszgLY, peg amnHIn. S1,cO
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Party TIE SITS.

The Democrat, in a late issue, says it
questions the democracy of him who makes
has views on Lecomptonism test of party;
in other words, Mr.. Buchanan and his of
ficeholders claim the right of making that
infamous swindle a test for office, and thus
undertake to act as well as think for dem
ocrats, but refuse to allow others to make
it one This is certainly nice state of
affairs for freemen to bear without a MUIR
mur. 1t appears to us that genuine DEM
ocrat is one who loves his country who,
although recognizing party organization as
necessary to certain extent, reserves the
right of thinking for himself when those
he helped to place in Office are wrong; and
when, believing them wrong, to take that
method which the Constitution points out
of letting them know it. The question of
who are the democrats then simply re-
solves itself into this: are they the office
holders or THE PEOPLE? If the former,
all the people have to do is to say amen to
whatever Mr.. Buchanan says is democracy.
According to this doctrine, should he deem
it proper to become convert to Roman
Catholicism and declare it democratic to be
so, all vino would refuse would be read out
of the party. Should he say it is demo
cratic to bring down the wages Of labor to
ten cents day, all who would refuse to
endorse such an unjust degradation, would
no longer be democrats. Should he say it
is democratic to employ no more white la
borers in doing your work, but hire slaves
who will do it cheaper, there must be no
grumblers, or they will be denounced as
traitors, &c. Verify, James is great man