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Il CELEBRATED
GER AN BITE FRS,

D0CTOR HOOFL.AND's
CELEBRATED
G . R NJ A N BIT 7 E s,
Prepared by DR.. c. NJ. JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA, PA.
viii eHecually Cure
Liver Complaint pyspePsa lagucice CHRONIC or Nervous
Debility, Diseases Of the Kidneys, and all Discusses
arising from & disnTderei Liver or Stomach.
Constipation Inward Pics Funess Riood tho Head
Aeidy OF the Stomach NHnsea Heartburn Disgust fer Food
ms Or FEerine at the Pr of the Stomach Swimming
the heud, Hurried and difficult Breathing FlulterHg the
dtWt, Choking sutotAtng eensaoH9 when in lying
posture; liz Of Vision, Dots Webs before the Sight Fee
yer and Dill Pain in the Head Deficiency Of PeT8pRou
Seliowness of the Skin and Eyes Pain in the Side Back
Chest Limbs etc; Sudden FlusheE Of Hest Burning ia the
Of Spirits.
Thepropreorn calling the attention OF the public to ts
preparation, does with feeling Of the utmost confidence
s2endGd.
lisHo and untrfed article but one that hFss the
test OF ten years. trial before the American people ac N
reputation and sale is nnrVRlled by similar preparations
RL me testimony nits favor given tho most prominent
snd we'll known physirs and individuals in all parts OF thu
heeG annually by the proprietor, and to be had gratis any
OF ms Agents. cannot but satisfy the most keDCa that th
FnGp9 Office and Nanufaotory Nc. as ARCH street. Phil
Forsae in New Orleans, wholesale and retail. by
$50 lytW q and l5l Charities Eireet
pORT WINE
30 quarter casks Imperial Company;
e f 4S5E5@%iE, Ill., za'1 1 2p's5
In store and for sale by s. WOLFE
auto corner of Graver and New Lever streets,
TETIUANTEPEG CIGARs--25,O11. MADE OF
&. A. PIgKETr
i5ig IS St, Charles street.
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PONTCHARTFATy RAN
go L-DNASttAEtIIkA1N RAIL
ha$H lIs83's5 bs5s9I hDAD = WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
kCzLS- 1EiZ-1ssE2 Commencing Monday, Nov l. 1858.

and The Lake every night hour after the arrival Of
the last train.
ductOr.
when called upon, except mail trps but the conductor
NUT have timely not nj ii
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PRIVATE BANKS AND EXCHANGE


DEALERS.
s. NICHOLSON 4 CO., Caroudeletsrrset
sAAU Ell SMITH co, Corner Camp and Comm
Alley.
JuDsON 4 co. Corner Camp and Caaalstreets.
BROWN, ] JOHNSTON & CO., No. SO Camp street,
RENOISTt SHAW a Co, No. 81 Camp street.
BANK OF COMMERCE, JACOB BARKER, Agent,
COrneTCampand GravfeTstreett,
THOMAS H. BARKER Corner Camp and Gravterstrests.
H. W. CONNER SON, No. 80 Carondelet street.
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NaggF' 5gsTEa SHIPS, STEAMBOATS, AND FAR
sfs lilies supped with Beet Pork Mutton and YEA
h sansages Trao and every thing in the butcher.
Ing line Barrels and hafbarrels Choice Corned Beef
patnp tooder for Cabinor Family Uee at stalls Nos 50
sud 81 OLD FRENCH MARKET. by
MERKEIi K PARKER.
n Bsteamtoats and shfP5su7plied vita aII kinds Of Lss
stock, ach fresh mich Gows Hogs shoas Pigs s1upp
Gear. Geese, Ducks, GhickeIr, exc. seq Iy
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, Parish of Orleans, City of New
Orleans Be remembered mat on the 9Th day OF May 1858
me subscriber, Justice OF the Pea in and for
city aforesaid personally and appeared A. Chiapen
President md Jules ohOnde Secretary Of the Union Instr-
Hnce Company Orleans who being dull, sworn
law, dcpose and that the above just
and true and rpscTpt from the books of the Com
pMy 4 GnIAi ,Ei4,1 r LeSilent
JULES DOuHNNDE, Secretary
Sworn and subscribed before me, this s day May 1858
j, ", ANDREWS, j. z.
AZ meeting of the Board Of Directors held this day It
resolved declare dividend of FORTY PER CENT to the
sured for which Scrip will be issued and he
june next and FORTY PER CENT. to the Stockholders on
cap paid in payable according to the 18th of the
Charter Company, and after the 10Th day of May
A. CHIAPELLA, President.
JULES DObHONDE. Secretary
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TEHUANTEPEG CIGARS-25GB. MADE OF
i choice Tobacco Al SIS per thousand, for satGb by
&. A. PICKETT,
j5lg IS ST. Charles street
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

land popular Family Medicines which they supply
Druggists and Dealers at PrOpreto lowest wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency, No. l6I q Ohartor
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STATE LOUISIANA, I
Parish Of orleans City Of New Orleans
Before me, Arthur SagCir Third Justice Of the
pUb and city aforesaid personally appeared Louis Gag
secretary Of the "Carond-c Canal ld Navigation Com
shy Of New Orleans who, being duly sworn according to
w did depOe and say that the foregoing statement is just and
true and correct script from The hO ks Of said Company.
Sworn and subscribed before this day November iG
1868, ARTHUR sAUCIER,
Third Justice Of the Peace
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n. .JANVIER, Secretary.
TIME FIEssT ANNUAL SIPAPFifIEN7T j
ID IaE aIIIaGNs. MLILAL LAsgEANGE G4MPAM

In conformity with the requirements Of their charter the
Citizens MutuH Insurance Company make the following
ment
Amount Of Premiums received for the year ending
51il November 1857 s3oo,6l8 u
Premiums on Fire Risks,,.t............Sl6 4,4a6 Al
DO Marine Rsks..........,,... 96l69 II
do River Risks. ......,..,..... 3g9T8 II
,6t3 Il
- 555,767 60
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k15- FOR PHILADELPHIA Al FAST
EfFS smiling bark Neneva. Capt Roberts, now load
ny and having most Of her cargo engaged and going
on board, will AGye INN ediate Dispatch For bl4uce freight
apply on board opposite the Vegetable Market Second Dis
tret or 10 ]. II BASS.
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4 ONtsIANh MUTUAL ASSURANCES COM
~ PANY OF NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEAHB, March l, 1853.
In conformity with the requirements Of their charter the
Company publgh the following statement
Amount Of preHuums from tho LIST March, 1857, to
the -,th Febrmry 1903. $3.50 62 go
Amount Of tusaTncd premiums, March 1857 9U2l q
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Thirty-fifih Cougre>s--.st Session,

WASHINGTON, Jan 5-HousE.
The House went into Committee Of the
whole on the state Of the Union on the
President annual Message.
Alr. J. Clancy Jones, in the House
submitted a series Of resolutions referring
the various branches Of the Message "a
the appropriate standing committees
lie expressed the hope that they would
be adopted forthwith, as the Message
had been before the country nearly a
month.
Mr. Chatard thought they had plsnary
power and ample instructions for the
course they deemed proper to pursue.
Mr. Loyejoy said it the neutrality law.
needed n change, he would vote for
1t. He protested against this attenpt
to elevate into honor bu1canier, A nar-
deror, and pirate; az for the fact. they
had authority Of the President, who SAYS
that Walker il fugitive from iu.l,ce
and escaped from Jail, and they were
asked TO bow to the na;panimity Of the
criminal vho yialdsd 20 the officer -
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ElCrrnre Money.


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Nu.catine rentranon 49, 49, '"I ~. '''F era,
JUS. before this warfare an Piorance . o,,
menced, simultaneously articles appeared
IN Inc davenport -De"ocrat, tho Nusca-
,hs Trs,,,o T..t- s''" " 1o.SIS.ssr : aud
Lgle eioc~nlar - - '' ''''' :
Now Mr. Co-.,,. yo,, v;l, ,io..o ,.n
us ont If that Ia, for ,ro - -. t.I---
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oo vcrr. -a.,,.,. 4... l.. , -
,tb.r c,,,rcncr - a.. :.
much Of the illinois currencv for von
cannot get the specie IN i Copfdsnro
gives Il circulation and -,nsI.,..
gives Florence is circulation Cook &
Sargent are abundantIv abie and oil r,
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The resolution vas received, under a
suspension of the rules, bya vote of III
against At The resolution, after debate
and amendment, wss passed.
Mr.. Kelsy offered resolution, which
was adopted, calling on the President to
inform the House whether the Govern
meut of Nicaragua has made any CON-
plant on account Of Com. Paulding's
seizure of Walker and his followers.
On motion of Mr. Cobb resolution
was adopted instrueting the committee on
Territories 20 report IN op'nion whether
or not the Territorial organization of Utah
ought to be repealed and that Territory
attached 10 adjoining Territory.
Mr. Quitman asked leave to Introduce
bin to repeal certain sections Of the neu'
trality laws.
Mr. Grow objected
Mr.. Zollicoffcr introduced a bill provi'
ding for the establishment Of branch
military academy at the Hermitage Tenn
On motion of Mr. Smith, If Illinois
a committee of five were ordered to bt
appointed to investigate all the facts
connected with the sale Of Fort Smelling
with power to send for facts and papers
4 bill was introduced to punish the
practice of poiygmy in the Territories
of the United Statds. and for other pur
poses. Referred to Committee en- judi
ciary.
All the States aud Territories wcr'
then called in succession, when largt
number Of bills and resolutions were IN
troduced and appropriately referred.
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Ijptun A0Oertlstr.
Eiliih,Isfers.

1t will be seen BY reference to our
Congressional news, that the President
has sent communication to the Senate.
IN which ne tries to take both sides, as
usual, Of the fllibuster question. 1t vas
the intention IF the President, at first.
to disavow the act Of Commodore Paul
ding and recall him at once he did not
like 70 have Walker brought home after
he, (the President) had permitted the fill
busters to leave the United States, as it
is said, with assurances from the Presi-
dent that they should not be stopped,
but it was SO apparent, that Paulding
had done right that he lid not dare to
court marshal him, and so he APPROVES,
and disspproves, of the act Of Paulding,
and lets the matter rest, but we venture
the assertion that Commodore Pauldinr
will not be there when Walker goes back
again, it will be convenient to station
him elsewhere 1t will also be seen that
Douglas sustains Walker. w think
this will satisfy all honest men Of the
motives which govern him lie sup
ports both Walkers, hoping thus to gain
the good will of both slavery aud anti
slavery men.
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WAsHrsGr0x, Jan 4.-~ryArp
On the motion Of NJ Fitznatriek ras-
ulutioa ras a4oDted raauas,,ar he
Prasi lent. "a far az may he e,,,anat,ble
with he Public Interests n con,eann;ca,a
% the Senate the a4rregnondanoa ins,r,,.
lions and orders Of the r.. : Naval far.
cas On the cast # Central Anaria. a,.,
nnctea with the arrest e William WI
ker and his associates. n Or near the NOR
OF San Juan, "A E'car.gna Ash "a ram
nit rzeh further iafor,pations = 10 nav,
possess. relative to that event.
Mr. Pagh askeI and obtained fe,v. =,
i1.-odaeo A bill to provide far n. ,d.fs-
.5an n Kaa.aa ;nto ,bc H., rL.l.a
va. referred 10 the Committee o.Tsrr;,o'
r;es
Hr Parh stated tIat he .r.r.a Il
t,il - eoap-olats-. and evnI.i,ed -.
provisions A. follows. !. rro,.;Ias So
the admission If Kansas into the IT,
under the Lec8mDton CoDs,itnt;o, w:,h
same boundaries a. we're defined 10 tho
bill o. the last CONGRESS Il also rae,,;
r.s that the aeven.5 arti,lo of,bo CO.;
tuition. relative 30 slavery shall ha s,b
,,i+te1 r. the lsrant v,t, - 49, z-.~t.s
ed electors an rbo -rb Anra .i 49,,
that the return, If thin aI,c,;@, sh.rI ,'' ~
saa4s - the rovcrnor Of the Torriear -
Instead 70 The President # the Can,.ay
ton. Ia. he election sbail he .,naa., -,
;, ,haIiene. - tho I,v. - e.. ~ - -
Eth # So-em},ar lat II aIso nror;4 A.
.5,t The Constitution .h,II ,a, - - - ~ -
,:r1.l. I, limit ~ i,p-,r, ,bs r. - ~ -
~. naar1e ., ,ry .;roo 70 Iii - 80 '.' -
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The Flo eTgu News,

BY the Africa, which arrived 4 = y
York yesterday. we have the graft. yiaa
intelligence that the brave defenders al
the garrison at Lucknow were efeetua..y
relieved by Sir Colin Campbell ~ the
10Th Of November, after iii DAYS hard
fighting with the mutineers. Sir Colin
had - 900 men under his command. and
relntoreements were daily pouring in
After the fall of Delhi the rebels locked
to Lucknow from all quarters, aud will b.
alt the more easily crushed on account Of
being thus brought together.
The financial news from England il
oncourageine The Bank has reduced
its rate Of interest from 10 to 8 per cent.
and there u slightly upward tendency
IN consols and cotton The pressure q,
Hamburg had been greatly relieved.
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Laughter Great magnanlmisy indeed,
when man can help himseif. Laugh
teri That was done under the police
arrangements eyery day. Ifthey had to
bow to every such msn as hero, they
would soon exhaust their power OF adini-
ration. daughter. If Com. Pauld'ns
had hung him Walker at the yard-arm,
he (Lovejoy1 would have honored him
for it, This is the treatment such pi-
rates ought te have held out to them
lie entered his protest against clothing d
man with hcroism and making him
martyr wnen he is simply a rascal ax-
cesslye laughter.)
Mr.. Stanton said lie understood the
settled rule Of international law to be,
that every nation has the right to pursue
! it's criminals on the high seas, aud ar
rest them wherever found under the flag,
and when it can be done legitimateiy
under any other flag. The President
says in his Message that Walker escaped,
and it was on that ground that his arrest
was made.
4 long debate ensued Mr. Critten-
den attacked the neutrality laws, deny
ing that the laws of nations requires IN
dependent States to restrain their citi-
zens from making hostile aggrcssions
over other States.
Nr Keith said the pursuit of any ex-
petition more than thr, miles from Ian d
was unlawful, and its capture on a foreign
soil was unlawful.
Mr.. Clancy Jones said the President
only asked the employment of an add
tionsl force in case o. necessity to exc
cute the laws aud the enforcement ot the
neutrality laws.
Mr.: Stephens denounced the arrest
Of Walker as an outrage unjustiied by
even the semblamce OF !aw. Preparation
and restitution should he made. Walker
and his men should be put on board IA,
tional ship and returned to where they
were before the outrage was committed
Mr.. Bocock believed that Com. Paul
ding had acted Illegally, but maintained
that We have unlimited power to use the
army and navy on the ocean.
Mr., Grow was pleased to see such
feeling manifested on the other side Of
the house against executive encroach
ments on the rights of our citizens. H.
asked that the rule applied to the sea b,
, applied to the land, for the army for thu
last two years had been employed il
kanIas, pcrpetratlng outrage aud injus
tice on the rights guaranteed to every
freeman.
Mr. Maynard trusted that this qucs
ton would be discussed on its intrinsic
merits, separated from Kansas, Utah
and all Others
SEE.TE.-On motion Of Mr. Sewart
a resolution was adopted that the petition
Of Mr.. Willard, which was presented yes
terday, be transmitted to the Sccrctar,
Of State for the consideration OF the Pres
ident
The petition set forth various griev
arccs inflicted upon Mr. Willard, at
American citizen, by British civil officer
and others in Ireland, by Which h,
claims to have large number Of vaua
bic cattle taken from him by 4 mob
Mr. Fessenden introduced the Frencl
Spoliation bill, and moved its reference
to select committee Of seven. Ate,
debate the motion was agreed to, anc
nossrs, Crittenden, CaIlamer. T0omb@
Ifamb!in, Hunter, Davis and King. were
appointed said committee.
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Later From Kansas.

The SAINT Louis Democrat If the 18th
inst. says; The Democratic State ticket
is probably elected, The Free State par
~ have a majority in the Legislature
Only about half the vote Of the Territory
vas east for State officers, but very de-
c,ded expressions was given against the
Lac2mption Constitution, bclag set down
at ~ 700 in some precincts
Gen Calhoun. who is supposed to be
n Western Missouri. has been advised
not to return 70 the Territory.
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his heretofore friends have deserted him,
and With the poet he can exclaim--"Oh,
for home in some vast wilderness"
Poor Old Buck!
Late Intelligence received here from
Vera Cruz, states that the new constitu-
tion of the Mexican Republic, has been
overturned done away with forever. Com
monfort has been declared sole and abse-
lutte di. tator, with power to call an extra
ordinary Congress; the capitol is in arms,
as well as all the other principal cities.
This important event took place on the
18th ult. The event was quite unexpec-
ted both to the sitting Congress and the
people The first notice that vas given
of it was In the morning of that event
fui day, about six q clock, by the roaring
of cannon aud ringing of bells in the
heart of the city. No resistance appa-
rently, was made by the opposition, they
being taken so much by surprise that
they had no time for preparation Felix
Yulagga, General in-Chief of the brigade
of Tacubaga, issued proclamation the
following day, laying down plan for the
future government Of the Republic
which appears to have met with the ap'
probation Of Il majority of the people
Most Of the federal officers handed in
their resignation the following day. The
night previous to the coup d'etat, Mr.
Lettson, II. b. NJ Charge in Mexico
came very near loosing his life from thu
attack of a band of robbers, while pass
ing, on horseback, from the city to hi
house The latest accounts received, III
to the list, state that everything wa
quiet, and that the new order of thing
seems to have ben every where we'll re
ccived, especially at Vera Cruz.
Business in this city is very dull, a
usual this season of the year, although
great preparations are being made for TIL
opening of the spring trade. The open
ing Of the new bank, (the Bank Of st
Louis, together with the re-openine o
several of the banking houses that wer
compelled to close during the none,
crisis" and the unlocked for success 0
our merchants in the collection Of thei
outstanding accounts, has given an impe
tus to business greater than was expected
and the money market is now quite easy
\ joint stock company was organize,
during the last summer, for the purpos
OF erecting tirst-class hotel, and we ar
happy to state that it has already com
menced operations, and will doubtlcs
complete the work by the end of tn
present year This magnificent hotel, a
is to be, will be unsurpassed by any il
the Union. We understand that it Is t,
be called. the ''LeClede House" and vii
occupy whole square between Sixth at,
Seventh streets, and Washington Avenu
and Green street, and viii probably b
eight or ten stories high, including base
ment. The full plan of the building
however, IS not yet publicly known
When | am able to obtain the tull partic
lars of this stupendous building | shal
give you al outline of it.
More anon
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Coming Over.

It ia said that Buchanan has but two
papers supporting him IN Illinois. Iowa
can beat that. The Worth Wea has
stood by him al the time, az also the
Osage lovaa. The last Davenport Dem
oorat, says We stand by the Presi-
dent because he is right" other po,ers
ehas might b. named, arc saying that at
Is not awaYs Necessary % submit A Con
1itnsion - rots o, the peop.. and
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The Free state Ticket Triumphant in
kansas.

ST. Louis, Jan ll--kansas CORES
pondcnce Of the Democrat says that the
Free State Legislature and State ticket
received an average majority If Isl at
Wyandotte. Majority against Lecomp-
ton Consultation 373.
The Leayenworth Times IF the 5th
states the average majority for the brce
State ticket N that city atupwards II I =.
100. Majority against Constitution l..
37s
Gentlemen from the Territory state
there il little doubt that the Free STATE
ticket Is elected by large Majority. n
disturbance reported tbQs far.
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TRI srEE's SALE.
STATE OF IOWA.)
CEDAR Ctu*NTy. -


CEDAR COUNTY.
WHEREAS, IN the 9TH fifth sav of .Isnua-
w ~, A. d. Is5s, John {. nalleck, of Lima
county and State Of Iowa. executed unto saha
Au--eiman rs trustee, certain deed OF trust
conveying Ia said trustee the lands Ia C.Ilr -rt H.
u. Iowa, aud described as follows. to wit: ras
~ 81 west halg Of the southeast : Z n gua.s-r
ana the east half i u OF the aouta-gge,t = VA
quarter, aad the fractional part OF the soa.aea,t
E"arth 81 thetS slnortA s.eSt quarter OF lion
I'D eleven IN township fa9lelgiity north OF rlftte
one west Of the atth principal meridian, contain.
lnG one hundred and eighty -Seyeu acres, more er
less, which said conveyance was mace gy the aid
Joan G.. HalIrck. for the purpose OF seeurinsr the
payment "f ~ tNo cefsafn promissorv notes ana
Eae interest thereon. signed ~ the said DOM C.
Haileck dated the 9TH iay af January A. D. ls3a
aad both oi said notes made payable to the ar
der of Charles IL. ,aeaH aud pay able as follows.
one TOR the sum af one hundred dsiiaFI PAYABLE
On the 5th DAY OF Jaiy. b ls5H. ana the other OF
SAID rotcs .gT the sum ut one thousand dollars
pa able va thC 5:h day gt January, 4 b 1857 In.
N1tA interest at Tue rate IT ten per ceat Der az.
mum on GOTH OF said notes: a0st aow both 1T said
aotes having become due anu payable. and he
said John g. Hssleck having failed To nav the las
Ut said notes, the rst one. To wit: fog the ar.4n
OF one hundred dollars having been pai@1 and the
said John laiieek aud MS lssI fns having mate
an entire default and neglected Nuu.Hvto ~, tie
last fthc above described agt~s. l. John Nuzsci.
man trnstee as aforesaid, 10 Aarsb. give this ynt-
lie notlc that by virtae IT The oXc which ia IN ne
vested by said deed u trast, viii. "a Monday the
tsthl eighth day OF February. 4 b 1857 al Tie aouF
OF O'Clock, "A OF ssid eitv ~ t.tt cont hoa..
door, in the city o. Upton Ia said Cedar coanry
iowa. expose aad offer for sale 1T public Iac iDa
To the highest bidder for cash tat parcels of lana
above described 80 much thereof A. shall be
sufficient 70 satisfy aud pay the amount dae and
10 lie due. vi tn the Interest thereon Ia the
day ~ salr costs Of TINS notice and Trustee 70
ttson the completion of such sale Deed will
be gwen IN aeeordance with the stipulations OF
,aid beed VI frssf Dated the 7th day OF Jsnua.
- \ .. l5,-. JOHN AUSSEIMAN
s.s T-ast.e
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sa~ On our first pare wo nnblsh

sa~ On our first page We publish by
request, a speech IT Hon. Gerrit Smith;
although 1t IS somewhat old, the truths
j.; contain are AZ true now a. when thew
we're first spoken. Il will be seen that his
doctrines arc in no manner dishonorab'e
70 his manhood and Will. We cannot
agree with him in all Of his ideas We
believe him an honest, upright man, who
desires the welfare Of mankind.
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We may aeon expect to sec them sup
porting The President because he -
right" especially if they get Govern
ment Advertisement as We see the Dav-
! export Democrat has.