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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-07-07

Cc-Forney's Philadelphia Press is more quo
ted by the Black Republican journals than any
other paper in the country, for the reason that
il surpasses them all in its venemous abuse OF
Mr.. Buchanan'S administration. Poor FOrney.
he has reached that "lower deep in political
infamy, from which he can scarcely expect TO
raturp
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LEATHERm LEATEERm!
W. II. Cooke, a. Co., DpnlepS iHs

Leather, Hides Oil, Shoe Findings, French anc
Ohio Kip and Cali Skins, Innings Lasts, Pegs, &c
&c. No 35, Water street,
n (. "a q r CLEVELAND, OHIO.
We are now receiving large and extensive as.
cry thing neediul in the shoe making line, all o
which we are prepared TO sell at prices that cannot
fail 10 please as our motto Is "1h0 nimble sixpence
CASH paid Tor Hides, Sheep Pelts and Wool.
s-a w. T. COOKE & Co. .
No. 81 Water street, Cleveland Ohio.
p S Particular attention paid to orders
aupust27-ly
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New Tin and Copper Shop.
EANEH HSG NJ pAUtU

WOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Har.
rison county, that he has just commenced carrying
on the Tin and COPPER businessin all its various
branches, in the well known stand formerly occupi
ed by James Cady, on Market street, Cadiz, Ohio
ware, and sell itat reasonable prices. lie hopes by
strict attention to business, and always keeping o
good supply on hand, to receive liberal share Of
patronage. htt d ~
Orders from Merchants respectfully solcited.--
The highest price paidin CASH for old Copper,
=" 3t4 tth ~ JAMES M. PAUL!
cndiH Ohio April 30. Ia56-tf.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

tINIIE sciences Of Chemistry and Medicine have been
l. taxed their utmost to produce this best, most perfect
purgative which is known to man. 1nnumerabe proofs
are shown that these PILLS have virtues which supass in
excellence the ordinary medicines, aud that they win unA
brrcecnte,ly upon the esteem Of N men, They are safe
and pleasant to take but powerful to cure Their pen
tatng properties stimulate the vital aetiytioso tho by,
remove the distractions of its organs purify the bloo
and expcl disease ont the foul humor which,
breed aud grow dstempcr, stimulate sluggish OF dsot-
red organs into their natural action, and nlaft healthy
tone with strength to the whole system Not only do
hry curc the everyday complaints of every body nt
also formidable and dangerous diseases that have baii
the best of Iunan skill While they produce powerful
effects they at the time in diminished doses the
safest and best physic that lc employed for children
Being sugarcoatcd they pleasant to take; and heing
purely vegetable are free from any risk Of HARM Cars
have been uac which supass belief were they not sub
stanated hy of such exalted position and character
as to fnbil the suspicion of unruth. Many cminept
cersymcn and physicians hve1en their names to crrt'fy
to the public the reliability of my remedies while others
have sent me the of their convctin that my
Preparations contribute immensely TO the relief Of my
afflicted, suffering fcllow-men
The Agent below named is pleased TO furnish gratis my
American Almanac containing directions for their use ad
certificates of their cures, of the following complaints -
Cosveness Bilious Complaints, Rheumatisin DrepSy,
heartburn Headache arising from foul stomach, Nan-
eH Indigestion Morbid nacton of the Bowels and Pain
arising trrrlon Flatuency Loss OF Appetite ah Ulcer.
ons and CutaGeous Diseases when require an rNafut
medicine, Scrotua Kings Evil They ALSO purify.
ing the blood and stimulating the SYSTEM rure nsny
complaints which It would not he supposed they could
reach such us Deafness Partial blindness, Neuralgia ana
Nervous Irraiiy. DcrangcnIcnis Of the Liver nnd ki-
nrys Guut and other kindred complaints arising rnn
low state Of the body or obstruction OF its ini'tnS
Do not he put OF ly unprihcpled de'tlrrs win some
other pill they make profit on. Ask for ArEEs
Pftis and take nothing else. No other they c'n give
YOU compares with this in its intrinsic vnne or curative
powers The sick want the best aid there IS hr tlictn,
and they should have it.
Prepared by DR.. J. G. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell Mass
PRICE rs CTs PER BOX. FIVE BOXES Foa 81.
S0Ln BY H.-. Is. s..aars..t4
John Mclean and lonn Beall, Cadiz; u os Top
ms, MooreheId; T.. J Phipps, Smyrna. i Grcen,
report; Cannon x Bro, New Athens and by Ill
raIcrs in Medicine 8F
CntliZ Ohio Oct 90 ly I
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TlooKsrowN. Beaver co Pa.

=-r- .re.. a -rr-s- October II, 1866 J.
MrssRs MEANS & BRoTnERs; Sowing to defec.
tive foundation my Engine, bought Of yen, last sea
son, did not do 50 WE'LL Now it does well and we
can grind as much wheat with as little fuel as any
one know Of wish all wanting Steam Engines
could get good as mine. .
: OTHANIEL WOODROW.
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DrArn or MAS ASp MS Wss FeoN
MAEGA Porr.-A man named DreSbaeh has
,esa keeping coiFse.hOase on the corner OF
Market aud Floyd streets for some time. lie
and his wife were much addicted to lqnOr. The
man was first attacked with "'an'a Totu and
then his wife, and both died night before last
J,,,;sr;Te journal 26h.
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PRIVATE HOSPITAL,
2 R1GORD'S PRACTICE
DIR, WIN. i. IIOYT,
Vi, ID ESrABIISHED PRIVATE HOSPITAL

Located in the Arcade, opposite Post Office,
SYRACUSE N. Y.
Where.h he will introduce to the notice OF those
afflicted with any torn, Of private disease, the
FRENCH SYSTEM OF CURE. This class Of
complaints he has made speciality for the last Is
years, ana the know ledge he has OF the New Me-
THoDOF TREATMENT now in operation in Paris,
and the Hospitals of this coanrv, warrants him in
saying that none OF the forms the disease is wont
to assume, is without Sure, Quick and Permanent
Remedy. The Remedies employed by the DR.. are
free from any Offensive Taste and Smell, contain
no mercury and require no change OF Diet business
or pleasure Persons can be cured at home by sta
ting their case and addressing DR.. WIN f. HoyT.
Male or female who have Spermatorrhea or Noe.
lurnal Ehusion, lose no time but consult the DR.,
and get his Specific which has saved thousands from
the grave and which is warranted to cure this dis
ease in from 3 10 6weeks or the money refunded,
DR. HoyT is also agent for Dr.. Du mas emale
Monthly Pills. No female should be without them,
they can truly be cllled the Females 9 Friend"
A desideratum has been gained in the practice OF
Medicine hi thcrto upattainabe by the medical lac-
dlty. DR.. Dumas has used these in his practice in
Paris (which is the largest OF any physician in that
city, or years and never during 30 years practice
ia he bee. known to have failure, These Pills
have been approved of by the Ecole de Medicine,
fully sanctioned by the Nj. X. G. $. OF London,
Edinburgh and Dublin, us never.lafltng remedy
tor producing the Catemantal or Monthly Flow
Though perfectly harmless the MOS elicate, ye,
ladies are earnestly requested not TO mistake theit
condition. iii pregnant) as miscarriage would GER
toinly ensue, Price 81 90 per box, sent by mail.
DR.. Dumas Female Protecting instruments Pa
tented and protected by Dra Dumas. OF Paris nnt
sanctioned yihe Collie ge of Physicians and Sur
geons of London.
This instrument enables those whose health OF
circumstances do not permit nm increase OF family
to regulate Or limit their offspring without inu
ring the constitution. The instrument is perfectly
safe, no metallic substance entering into Its compo
stion; it " i'll last a life time without getting gu
of order and cannot tail. 1t can be carried abou
the person and used without interference to the
ljugal relations of the married slate. Those VIII,
do not find dIt as represented can have the amour
OF its cost returned, Sent by mail 10 any part o
the U. S. and Canada on the receipt of $500. Dom
DIR. WIN E. HoYT,
Fu l.4sg; \. Syracuse, MY.
[ AnrII Ia. IRha.lv
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SCOTT rosr OrrIcr. Adams co. O.

SCorT PosT OFFICE, Adams co., O.,
March. Let, '56.
MEssRs. MEANS & BEoTHERs ~ nave now finish.
ed the starting of yonr second Engine The mill
men are satisfied. Ii you have ever built any that
beats either OF them, shcald like to know where
they are Come and see these.
OLIVER ROSS, Mill-Wright
Slenhen Vile Ian. 2S. 1851. .6m.
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MclXrYRE CREEK, Jeff co , o

October IL, 1886.
NrssES. MEANS e. Brothers: "We have our WORK
all finished. Engine perfect works the best of any
we ever saw, Let any who wish to buy, call and
see ours. ri ~ RALSrON q BROWN.
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WoMAN's RlGHrs.-Two women were found
stripped to the waist and fighting near Liver
pool, with their fancy men, acting as seconds.
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ISLAND CREEK TOWNSHIP, jeff co. l
September Is, 1856.
MrsSRs. MEANS & HBoTHBRS: My Engine does
frst-tale lam satisfied and will npon all Occaons
recommend The purchas of Engines OF your make
LANES SCOTT.
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country?

0HF"Pat, do You love your country?
"Yes, yer honor" .w
whats the best thing about ould Ireland,
Pat?"
"The whiskey, yer honor"
"Ah I see,, Pat, with all her faults, you love
her STILL"
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v. d. MOTT, NJ, D, ''.'1'
WILLIS MORTON. M. ID.
A. II. DELEvAN, MI d. 4
HOR ACE wy All, M. D.
LAS! B FRANCIS, M d.

DAYON'S GONORRHOEA SPECIFIC, for
il Diseases Of the Bladder, Kidneys, Obstrurc
tons Of the Urine, Gravel, &C., &C. ForsaIe b.
Dec. -, 1858 st4 John BEALL.A
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A. Il. BUCHANAN.
DELAWARE CRY, x 7.

|--------- UELAWAEE IITY, n 7.
ttf September le, 1856.
MEssEs. MEANS: "Our Engine aud Saw Mill built
hy you, work finely. 1t docs all thst we ask, nl
thai you warranted it to do. We wish you could
make more sales in this territory.
- ---.-T ODBERT & SOLOMON.
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rtAP, Post and Fancy Note Paper, various knp
" lid qualities, a large suppiy,a, r.n,s
ma 4, 1853 'ohN DEAA|"
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New Wholesale and Retail
Grocery, Provision and Feed Store
CHARLES PATTERSON

WTOULD respectfully inform the people Of Har
w rison county, thai be has just opened out in
the corner room, Immediately unier the Sentinel
office. he largest assortment OF GROCERIES ever
offered in tire county fIis etock consists OF every
thing kept in the GrCcsry. Provision, and Feed
line; which he will sell al river prices, wholesale
and retail carrnge by the cars only added
The highest price paid for all kinds Of marketa
BILE produce.
lie hopes by selling cheap, nnd paying close at
tenon 10 his tasiness to receive liberal share o
patronage. .......r
Cadiz, orb, A ,ril, 23, 1856.
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DRIME CLOVER SEED--Farmers who want
III prime article for sowing can bo sup led as
March II, 1858 So II McFADDEN'a
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JESSE Il. McMATH,
T. PHILLIPS & SON,

DEALER IN BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER &c.
saaIL. Oht~
6TSTORE, on Main st eet o. pcsite The luh'ic
hull
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AARON F0RMAN,

TAKES this method to inform the citizens OF
1 Harrison and adjoining counties, tl.at he
has taken the stand formerly occupied by Joseph
Williams, in the
COACH MAKING BUSINESS.
And that he has on hand superior stock OF
Carriages and Buggies,
Which he intends to sell on the most reasonable
terms Persons from distance may rest assured
that they can do as well at my establishment
mined not TO be exceIed in timber or W orkmansh9
Repairing done on the shortest notice, and on the
most reasonable terms
have purchased the Right of the Patent
coupling invented by Hons Edward & Charles Ev'
erett ltneeds only to be seen to be appreciated
| hope and feel confident Of o liberal share
patronage, a. FURMAN.
: Cadiy. April %, 1883
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JOHN A BINGH
JOHN CON WELL,
Fashionable fEailOP.

CAlllL, OHlC.
RrAll work 0rranicd. A share OF Patronage
solicited Shop-'lhree doors west OF the Post
Office and immediately opposite the Market llouse.
April l. lS57.ly
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Ausiness Cams.
JOHN S. PEARCE,

OIrcr-On NJ arb et street, over C0nwelts shcp,
two doors North the post office.
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Tf AYERS fE
CHERRY
PICTORIAL,
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Colds, Coughs, aud
lfoarseness.

DsINFIKtD, Mass. eOth Dec. 1855.
On. J. C. ARA; l do not hesitate tosay
the best remedy have ever fund fr
Coughs, lIoarsenuss, Influenza. and the
eoncomitant symptoms of a Cold, iz your
CHERRY PICTORIAL. Its constant use in
my practice aud my family for the last
ten years has shown II 20 possess Hupe-
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iHoNEY-THE BEST or HONEY

HONEY-THE BEST OF HONEY
-. have a valuable receipt for making honey
nay VIII send to any person for ifty cents. W,
make ana use 1t in our own family at half the cost
h an consider it as good as is the genuine article Of
Any person that will make and sell Il can =. a ao :
el g nom g to 50 per day. 1t only requires four
a.ucies to make it, and they can be obtained nj any
sl9fe Tor fifty cents. Every family may have thiss
uging,,siu ! luxury, Tor any lady can make it in fifteen
are as good as money. Address stamps
pR.J. ?. CREAGER, Baltimore, Md.
~. q. Is the General Agent for DR.. Winae,,s
peieofated Matrimonial Series-3 books, No. l. "a
BOOK for Young Men, designed to prenaro Them
s sbf .ae soclety o. females; No. j, Errors Of Court.
snip; 40: ., Reproductive Control.i' Either Of
which will he mailed to order upon the ,e e,..ies "
% cents. Nov. 30, 1865. ss'p' u
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lliE EwsrArER.-The Hon. Caleb Cusb.
ing OF Massachusetts, delivered an nmtion ha.
fore the United States Agricultural Sncie,r NJ
Richmond, Va, on Thursday, October ssh
we select from ii the following short extract
IN reference to The newspaper, as an illnstro
non OF the intellectual activity of the are in
which we live: 'se Al
|Most wonderful, | say, is the intellectual
and social activity and efficiency of onr lines
we perceive it in the iecming earth, in ,be
" city, on the burdened sea: we perceive
u m the increased productions of society and
us hSed monuments; WE perceive it in our col.
'cges and schools, in the debates of the leoisla.
tlve assembly, the court, the hastings, the mi.
PIT and The lecture room; we perceive it in that
un'maginable fecundity of human thouebt If
whien printing Is the prompter, the minister
and the propagation.
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APPALLING REsui.r OF SoMNAMBullsM.-A
Father Haiks into the Rirer nth Child in his
AFNs-Both are Dfoacned.-Oee of the most
awful results OF sleep-walking of which we have
heard Tor a long time, trauSpired at The Upper
Ferry Landing during the night preceding
yesterday Friday evening a farmer named
John Bray, fren Indiana, who was removing
to some point on the Missouri river, with his
wife, iather.in-law aud four children, CANT in
on Ohio and Mississippi Railroad. Being in
Strengthened circumstances. the family obtained
permission TO stop for the night in a small room
the terry dock, at the foot of Carr street,
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iow ~
sheet
Lgg/ ~ imparts-
s( IN and its use
~ humanSA Il, it shows \ thew NAV h

I ::'.sIl |; Is, :: : ; 4, 4, s, :, :; !; !; /; |:
satisfied. /oe, as CowpeNl says, "the her.
aid Of . NOISY world with.
News rom all nations numbering at its back,
so it is the Silent monitor of the errinE, the
solace OF the snrrowfnl. HE companion Of the
solitary, and the ssessss Ter 10 all Of thought
and rejection. Vile shakspeaIe, witG No,
piaying-awhoss n 81 49, ar ~ and
now, was, as is, to hold sas> t'wsre, the insssar
TO nature, to show virtue lrr own feature,
his own image, and the very aye and
S..@ II The time It's form and pressure how
teIts-ously, though dnknowingly, did he not
represent the uses Of the newspaper press at the
present G9NEaults it has in ample nun
Der and degree. undoubtedly; for whatever
men do, IN their highest as their lowest works,
tel = to the ilnpcrfections Of our natures;
atlGE ri press, with its very short comings, is
indAs Ae very mirror of The passing day, and,
of course, with its wisdom aD95lst folly, its viirr-s
tues aud its wees, and all Tire ii OF blended
good and evil, Of Ormuzd and Of Ahrihan, in
the ways If the world. Aud how the steam
engine and the rail car, and the ocean ship, and
the telegraph, conspired to accumulate aud to
difF,se the mass Of intelligence ID that newspaper
sheet i.et us add, as another sign of The nd-
vanced state Of our society, that the knowledge
and scholarship manifested in tile callings Of
the higher classes Of. the Newspaper press,
whether in Europe or America are equal now
to the fpgoas literary authorship Of other
times -rsNVhat a reputation was attained BY
ION account Of a few newspaper articles
III the Lnutlon Public Advertiser And YET
many Q leading column Of The better journals
Of England. aance, Germany. Spain, Italy
and the UNI Estates, comes before us, day b.
day. aud passes of without or special noe, and
with no individual fame to its author, though
it be higher in composition, and pnrer in spir-
it than is anything from The hand Of Junius. =
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Our dates from Victoria. Vancouver Island,
are TO October 18th aud from the mines on
Frazer Riyerrp October Alb. The river had
fallen, aud Considerable gold wax being uskep
aut, but The weather was SO cold and nupleas:
ant that many Of the miners are desertiug The
country and returning to California. -Bl two
steamers, which arrived in San Francik on
the 18th and 18th October, over eight hunt d
persons " 1rned from the Frazer RiversAgion,
and by u steamer which arrived on II 10th
October, came four hundred more. IA
The American Commissioner, Mr.. II in Nu-
gent, had interfered to secure To Ain BANS at
Victoria, accused of crimes, tYn aid counsel
on their trial, which heretofJs h1 been de-
MED them, because there happes4d To BE- no
English lawyer at Victoria, and tile auihori-
lilies would sgt grant tt American attorneys
the priviless i pracsicing IN the Gsasts there,
ORKonN " WAsuIssTox u sss sIEs.
We have dates from Oregon N Tory to
October 10, The reported massacie-of Gen.
Palmr and his party turns out to he false.
Col. Wright has fought another battle with
the Indians and again defeated them, without
e Sg sshiss side. A number Of the savayes
Sss,kSa sa,fl, and several of their most noted
chiefs taken prisoners. Some S00Jor 900 horses
belonging tn the Indians, and a number Of
horned stock, had also. been captured aud
destroyed.
These energetic, operations compelled the
savages to sue humbly for peace. OB.17 18th
September Gen. Clarke concluded q formal
treaty with the CHur d A'tn,e tribe, granting
them peace. The conditions granted them
were That they shonld give up tile Young
men who commenced the attack on Col. Step,
toe that they shoaid give up a chief and fur
others, with their families, 10 go to Walla.
Walla. and remain there a year unless sooner
dismissed) as hostages for the good behavior
Of their tribe; that they should give IN all
public property or other property taken In
Col. StelAoe's Rght. and that ai white men
should pass through their territory hereafter
nlllnolested. The Grst three conditions Ind
been compiled With. The hostages and: others
are now with the q. s. troops.
On the 23d September treaties upon, the
SO ne terms were concluded with the Nez
Perces, the Spnkans, Pen d'oreilies, the (,ol,
villes, The Isle de Pierres, and other tribes
Tbs Snakes had also sued for peace. Onthe
24th September, a noted chief, named Dual
chin, was seized aud hanged. in the camp. The
command at latest dates was in camp, twelve
miles from Steptoe's battle ground. bit Is sun.
posed by now to have reached The Dalles. The
troops belonging to garrisons in Washington
and 2 eggon. Territories have been ordered to
their respective stations. Tho ARTILLERY bat
TALON is on the march from Walla- Walla to
Fort Vancouver. Gen. Clarke is now in San
Franchises land the war is definitely closed.
Gen. I~Iarney, who arrived here on the Ste
phens, on the 10th October. will therefore have
little to DO, the Indians having already been
whipped ipty terms.
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a SHARE BARaAIN.--It was hard to catch
"old Jack Jones in a place too tight for him
to get ont. The following occurred recently
at Cedarlown Court. There had been a hard
frost the night before, and some of the know.
ing ones prophesied an entire failure of the
wheat crop.
I've got one hundred acres" says Old Jack,
that ~ take one hundred dollars for
Jack, IN give it, aud hand YOU The money
in an hour" said Mitchell.
Before the expiration Of the hour, a negro
from the plantation reported the wheat unin.
Jured, and Mitchell advanced, money in hand.
"Thank you,h says Jones. When will Won
take Your wheat away ?"
"Take it away2 Why, as soon as its RINK"
mo, you don't You must cut itAhis week.
! want to plough up that field and put it in
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The States yet TO elect are represented in
the Ho,se as f,1l.ws

From the above exhibit it will be- seen thai
4 the Several parties maintain their present
strength IN the House Of Representatives, ii
the elections yet to take place, the national
democrats will hive a majority in the mex,
Congress Of Is over the Republicans, and 3
over both Republicans and Americans.
The democrats may loose 2 members in Con.
2 in California, and 2 in Minnesota
al toM for the Republicans, aud still hive a
majority Of 3 over the Republicans.
II is u fixed fact that the Democrats and the
Americans South combined will be in a ma.
over the Republicans in the next Con.
gress.
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ietsv e~S bt fvss.a--
ed. leave sns AlneDt On the sss
expressed in The foregoing sStfarf
len Of the editor Of Tie FicaynBt nm
that the article from which it Ad'
hi The mildest of the mildSd x6nsff
foreigners which havsee l1astely ted 4 4
government Journalist f this capital Qfs}
the two freign journals dare not Openly
mouths in defence Of their fellow county
To comment on the general stale (,
country is Q distressing task, and FROM
disgust ! conclude BY asking: 1t is NJ
time the United States did somethiii ftl
this country /? f