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Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-16

/New VI edicnl Snlt.--The most remarkable
4 discovery in medical science since the days of
HG hen is the Antipho CYSTIC Salt, recently discover
4 ed by D1ct. y. Coggswel, of Boston. 1t is per-
feet substitute for the lancet, the leach and the
Blister never failing cure diseases of an ndammato
ry nature. Tnis wonderful combination of chemical
salts not patent edicine but the prescription OF
an emnent physician. 1t only diseases caused
by Inflammation, such rs Rheumatism, Brain Fever
Neuralgia, Scrofua, Dyspepsia, Ulcers, Gravel Asth-
ma, Piles, Venereal and cataneous diseases, and in
short all diseases proceeding from naamaton, wheth-
err ofthe head, chest lungs throat, abdomen, or eN
body and e3tLise the circulation of the blood. 1t
operates in the prevention aud of malignant dis
eases in precisely the same manner as the vaccine
matter which it resembles alike In its application and
effects. This chemical combinati is so powerful and
instantaneous in its results that the dose is only what
will adhere to ill tipped in the Salt, and held TO
tongue for one minute. The most asst undng results
have invariably followed its in the Atlantic Sta'es
and thousands of testimonials AS to Its virtues can be
furnished, If required. WORKS, however, and not
FAITH is what is asked for this Salt try ii and ii Will
prove its own efficacy. 1t is put up in dI achm pack
ages price two dollars and will be forwarded by mail
u ist paid to any part of the country upon receipt
of that sum ad lresscd to REDINGTON Il CO., San
francisco. Full directions accompany each pack
age. AS soon as supply can be received, 1t will
be for sale by all Druggists in the state.
RICE, COFFIN &CO.,
Agents for Marysviile \
General Agents REDINGToN & CO.,
mh2G-3m Wholesale Druggists San Francisco
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-16
For Remt,

n MANGH of about NINETY ACRES. known
- as the Reed 4 Purdys Ranch, on the Yuba Bot
'0iA. .ApplVto wM 2. CAMERON,
1anou Or 3. DUPRE.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-16
YUBA COUNTY JOCKEY CLUB.
SPRING MEETING,
nHrsn NUN

SPRING MEETING,
OVER THE
MARY WILLIE PARK,
SA1ILL COMMENCE ON TUESDAY,
w MAY 10Th, 1859, when S2,OJO vii
FIRST DAY:
A PURSE of $s00-three-mile heats-free for all
Running Horses. Entries to close at the Judges
Stand Friday, May, 9th, at O'Clock p. NJ.
SECOND DAY:
PURSE Of $3.50, with an inside stake Of $50 each,
for all two and three year old Colts carrying their
appropriate weights-mile heats.
Same Day:
MULE RACE for Purse Of 500, with an inside
stake Of S25 each, hnlf forfct-he second-hcst Mule
in the Race to save his stake-me heats-cateh
weights.
PURSE of s5OO-Free for all Running Horses
two mile heats.
Same Day;
PURSE Of $50-free for all TrottIng Horses that
never Race-three besl in fve-go as they
please. "
PURSE Of S25O-free for all Running Horses
mile hsats-best three in five
Same Day;
A PURSE Of So00-free for all Trotting Horses
with an inside stake of $25 EACH Of which $50 goes
to the second-best Horse in the Race-the Horses TO
be owned in Yuba and Butte counties the day of this
sdveriisement-to go as they pease-best three in
five.
FIFTH DAY,
PURSE will be given for beaten Horses that run
Tor either OF the above purses--mile heats.
The above Races will be governed by the rules OF
me yuma county Jockey Club and three or more
Horses positively to start to make Race.
hNTRIFs on the above Purses, TEN PER CENT.
mills I'd YUBA co. JOCKEY CLUR,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-16
TERMS OF THE WEEKLY:
List OfAxentS.

PER YEAR. ...( by mail }. 49,. FIVE DOLLARS.
SlS Months. 80 90 Three Months ...s2 0O
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-16
G. HUDSON & CO,
B OOT S, S II o e s
AND

- noWn,
100 Cases
OF OUR MAKE OF BOOTS.
Which we warrant to be better than any Boots in the
State.
ALSO
Received atty dozen Ladies' Shoes, from Phllade
pha, by this Steamer-and more to come by every
Steamer.
ALSO
Alarge lot ofFrench AMI American CALF SKINS,
which will be sold low, made up to order.
We warrant a fit in all cases where make goods
70 order, and of the best quaty OF stock and work
Every pair will be made under the superintendence
OF L. MANN.
octl0
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-16

ADVERTISING,-0ne square of twelve lines and
more than six lines first insertion 49, each subsequent
Insertion 81 so. When advertisements are inserted at
intel walls, each insertion will be charged the first
For half square of six lines than three, first
inse ton 81 each subsequent 81 For three lines
or less hrst insertion 81 SO. Monthly advertisements
Of ore square Of II lines, $40. When changed at the
end II each month, an extra charge will be made
For faf a square of lines, and more than three
tines, per uonth, ~ Sor three lines per month So.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-16
Polar Oil.

. gTRECEEvfe0 and for sale hs 75e, 81, 90
s9d u 20 per gall. by 8. T. WATTS,
y" Druggist No. 90 First street.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-16

THE COMPOUND SYRUP
SdrSdpdriiiG, YeLIol0 Dock and
o LOdide Of PotdSs
oooooooooooooOooooo ,ooooOoooooo
Is no more less than what its name implies, each
dose of one tablespoonful contains five grains of To-
dide of Potass. We defy competition in this article,
ARRANGEMENTS are such that we get orr Sarsa-
parilla Root rect from Honduras, and our Iodde of
Potass direct from England, in large quantities. con-
sequently we believe are the only firm who can fur
nish the SAME at 81 per Iotte it can be sold
by all respectabr druggists at the above price. BE
careful and get the genuine arcle-use none other,
and from past exp =rience well assured that 1t
will give perfect satisfaction to every person who
may use it--packed in and dozen cases, ready to
ship to any part of the country. Druggists will find
IL tn their advantage TO sell this Sarsapara in pre-
ference to all others. Il. HALL CO., proprietors,
143 ond las Clay ST., below Montgomery,
San Francisco.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
RICE, COFFIN & CO, Agents,
mh1-3m street, Marysville.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-16

Syrup OF fellow Dock. SarsapIrilln, and
IOdlie of Potash.
Iwouldinform my patrons and friends that can
guarantee my Concentrated syrup of Yellow Dock,
Sarsaparla and 10 lille Of Potash, the very best
preparation of Sarsaparla now in use.
Wesimply ask trial Of this medicine. 1t is fur
nished to the trade IN boxes containing dog. bot
ties each and suppiedupon the most avorableterms.
Ampledirections accompany each bottle.
Apply to S. 4. WATTS,
Wholesale Druggist,
First street, Mlrysville.
For sale by L. +. SPENCE,
je5tf Druggist, 32 Main street, Nevada
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-16

PER WEEK. R...................FT FIFTY CENTS.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-16
To Druggists, Physicians and
Traders.

y VI 70
CARDIFF Is n well known fact among medi-
Cal men, that there has lon been wanted good and
reliable preparation of SARSAPARILLi as nearly
all that ure manufactured in the East CONTAIN SPIRITS
ana some nf them even MERCURY, although processing
net To d. so-,unsequenty, for all cutaneous diseases,
ETC., they injurious instead of beneficial. Now in
the preparation offer t. the public are willing
tn show the receipt to any one-no matter who-DOc-
TOR OR NO D1oroR-Ls every man has right to know
what he is taking
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-16
Removal.

TgIHE UNDERSIGNED have changed their loca.
4 tion OF business from their cid stand on street
to TIE opposite side, adjoinding Rice, Coffin Co., on
the south where they will be pleased to all those
want of DRY GOODS, CARPETS, &C.
mil ~ WALKER, WILSON & co.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-16
VOL II.
THE NATIONAL DEMOCRAT.
DAILY AND WEEKLY
BY A. S. RANDALL & co.
A. 8. RANDALL, s. b. CHRISTIAN, J. F. WHITAKER,
q ". BLooR, W. B0ULwARR, J. o. HEATLEY,
]. R. RIDGE.
Publishers and proprietors.
TERMS OF THE DAILY:

once corner Maiden Lane and Second Street.
, 1859-03-02

Queen Victoria will be petltioned BY the Can
adian Parliament to cross tho ocean and open
the first Parliament in Ottawa, which IL hence
forth 10 be tbs capital Of Canada.
-Darley, tho artist. is in Boston, engaged
npon studies connected with his projected illus
tratious Of Tho Scarlet Lstter.' His pencil
will find subjects In Hawthorne's absorbing 70
mRnca.
Rembrandt Peale, now in his eighty.f .frst
year, intends to sell in Philadelphia the entire
collection Of paintings and studies in his studio.
aud has thrown his roous open to public lnspec-
tion.
-Lieusenant-General 8co!t Is still sojourning
in Now Orleans, ~ the guest Of q. Fellows, Esq,
trying the effect Of warm weather on his health.
He has experienced the happIest effects from
his visit to the South, and will resume his du-
ties in Washington in fsw weeks. greatly i'm
proved and iuvigorated in heslih.
II. is reported that Walker, Henningten and
the other tillibus.ers are rendexvousiug 1t San
Antonio, Texas, for raid upon Sonora
The cosored men Of Poiladelphis hare pre-
scented silver service to Rev. 4. PrJne, in con-
siderasiou of his defense ot their cause in the
controversy with Parson Brownlow.
Tho rival candidates for Congressional hon
ors in District No. 8, New Hampshire, Walter
and Benjsmin +. Hartman, arc brothers, uho
lire on the sams farm aud in the same housa.
A. Naw AH7,c1k or Exrozr.-Ths John China
men in San Francisco collect and pack in easks
, 1859-03-02
PRESS AND TRIBUNE.
WEDNESDAY nosR1Ko, MARoH 2, 1859.
Illlnsis Lends-A Want Supplied.

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niinsfs Lends-A want snpplled'
ne peans Today paolic iet1ef written ~
mr. IA'Ro' MEMBER ol tne British Parlla-
men, IN re1auon 70 Inc Illinois central Rall'
soso ie1oe, wMon ne was oeputed ~ the for
elgo oononoioets ol me company to examine
~ u u 'np 'aace !" our 1afmers' lnasmnoh
~ II anu 'ae analyses accompanying, estae-
44E4 &as 4as' %las 'ue 'anas examined afe more
Valuable LOT wheat culture than any in the
onl1eo Kingdom where scientific agriculture
has produced such wonderful results. That
fact admitted, intelligent farmers who con-
ssansly dcplore the uncertainty which attends
wheat growing in this State, will be apt to
seek for the causes of their repeated failures,
IN the methods BY which their plowing and
seeding are accomplished. We suggest to
1neu the Importance Of modifying their sys-
, 1859-03-02

Among the passenger IN the Canada Is Richard
Golden, The distinguished philanthropist and
statesman. He is on second visit to the United
States. nsTinR been in this country soma yeara
since, before be made himself - eminent as ha
nov Is IN the political world. III. Golden Vas
born in Ndhurst, Sussex. in the year 1900, and Is
consequently Of the same age with this century.
He WAS originally engaged in tr1de u = u1aksr Of
cotton-p1ints, hut In the year 48N Wu sent to
Parliament from the bssough Of Stockport, Where
hIs lsfxe practical information, his fntrepdtty Of
mind. ind his clear md vigorous eloquence nised
him to prominent position n the leader Of the
great Free Trade party. Thfosgh his exersions,
both In and ont of Parliament morn than to any
other man, the repeal Of the Corn Laws Wal car.
ried and ffes commerce established Is the perma.
nent policy Of Great Britain. Since tho triumph
Of ths nobla principles Of freedom be has not been
10 conspicuous in legislation Is b. vas before
be has hot been tnact1re- Transferred from the
small borough Of Stockport to tho larger constit
uency Of ths West RilinE, M. Golden rstained,
vhile be continued to be member of Parliament,
1 commanding and useful position. During the
,Crimean Har he had the msnllnes and tho inde-
pendenoe to' express his own sentiments. which
xere thosA Of p.sce, to the his political
indaencs and aandiag: but not Of his reputation
d rejecting and nohle- hearted ma1. : !
Mr.. Cob3en4 vislt to this coahtzy Is, No under.
.tand. wholly Of p1iEate nstulu.-N E. Eva.
3E Ppsk
, 1859-03-02
Salaries in Colleges and Uniyersfties.


At the Int meeting Of the Board OF Regents of
Tie University Of Aichigon mem5er Of The
Ha3ra read several letters iron a. many Colleges
and Universities, going to show the amount Of sal.
a11es pad IN each, to the several officers and Pro-
iessors named below. In sIl.of these institutions
thsts Is au officer corresponding to the ofice Of
Pfesldeu: In the Michigan University, but in some
Of them there are no Tutors, and in some no A.
slstant Professors. known BY those titles. The
saat1es e1xen belo" are such IS are paid in tho
Academic Departments only. One thousand dol.
lars the salary paid to the Medical Professors at
Ann AEhos, while three thousand il paid to some
Of the Law Professors At Cambridge. Ia some
cases house ls furnished with ths sala.y, and il
mate value Of these houses and persuisjtea l., in
such cases, arrived at BY estimate IN ha table ~
en- feloW.. At Harvard they have a Librarian at
81 900 salary and an Assistant at $1,000. and
these are stated at twenty five hundred in the ia
bic. The following statement shows the insults nr
the correspondence above alluded To ;.
, 1859-03-02

S1ou1Aa CASE or SUDDEN 1xHAMTI.-A hus.
baud and wife By the name OF Maurice, residing
IN Logsu township. Peoria county, became do
ranged few days aince, and both At nearly shs
sans time. They are the parents Of fire chill
dren, snd it would seem ss II rei'R7ous frenzJ
ao tIoo. to- Iii tbeI youngest md oer shsy
said, stfor : sacrifice" when the neighborz in
ter{eted aud took their children from them-
Tho husband aud wife wers taken ou Friday last,
to the iusane department OF tho County Poor
House, and placed under the caro- Of NJ. Brown
for tbs present, until it il determined what Ia
best to ho doue With them. 1t Ii = most nngu-
lar circumstances, and there arc many conjtc.
tures u TO the true cauae Of 10 sudden An
alienation of mind. Mr. Maurice formerly
lived in this city. aud worked in ReJnold5
pork house,-Pterid 7Fonecips.
, 1859-03-02
The Executive Legislative and judicial
Appropriation Bill.
Thu E4neutirA Ie1ihiatira and Judfejal H.

Appropriation Bill.
The Executive Legislative and Judicial Ap-
preparation bill, ~ reported to the Senate By
sasion aud mileage, &al9, ,0ls: for Senate OIL
GERS, clerks, messengers and others, t78, 800; J;
for contingent expenses, viz: binding, *bo.U00 !;
engraving, $50 600; statonery, ,<5. 900: neWapa.
papers, 5000; Congressiona& 4loIe and bind-
ire &48. 800; reporting proceedings for Globe,
e,o46: Committee clerks. pages. police, horses
$2o, 900; eoppensatiou and mileage of members
and delegates Of the House, sl,ols. 600: House
officers, clerks messengers apd others, f8. 100 !;
contingent expenses, viz: binding, *75, 900 !;
stationery. 3l5, 1000; horses, $500; nevspa.
pers, sl250o; engraving. $50, 600; various
G,nil foaps ''ss doeanen, se' 4s, Ros $780, nsss
cellansous, s,o. 600; Committee Clerk, tao. 900;
temporary and otherwise, $l7 900; John Z.
Rives, cent per page extra for over 5000 pa
gea Of the Gl6bd, f1i.0oo; usuA additional
compensation to ths Globe reporterg. 81 900;
for printing the proceedings OF the AAA'hh
Congress-. fs7, 900; aud for the paper for the
printing, about $4,000; Court Of Claims,
a., 600: Executive, fse, 900; State Department,
$4,000; Treasury Department, &eeo. 900; 1nte-
rior Department. &4lo. 600; Surveyor Generals
Department, sos. 900; War Department. tl5o,.
ice Department, slso, 1000; Executive Print
ing. $4,000; Philadelphia Mint, fl45. 900 i;
San Frapcisco Mint, $40, 600; New York As-
say Office, 80. 900; New Orleans Mint, $50.
o6o; Charlotte Mint, $50 900; DahioueRa Mint,
$4,000. Gas<rnm<nts-0regon. $34 900; New
Mexico. $4,000; Utah. 5000; Washington.
$34 600; Nebraska, $36. 1000; Kansas. $so. 900
| Judiciaty. SIS, coo; Attorney General, te4,-
oov; independent Treasury. $l26 900; expense
collecting land revenut, 1855, 600; deficiency on
paper for the second session Of the XXXVth
Coagress, tl3s. 500; other deficiencies in paper
and printing, $40 900; Washington City items,
Aoont <6o, 900; Miscellaneous, nay $so, 600, tbs
total amount appropriated ID about ire and =
| hall millions,
, 1859-03-02

TTRA.EAl0AL DEvELoPxKEfB-A stM1u1 AZ 1rrANY
THE NEW oABlNET-0EEFxARD1s tNAUaCRA1tpN.

TTRA.sfloAL DEvELoFxKxTs-As s1xuu1AR 1rrANY.
THE NEW oABlsET-9EzFxARD's 1AAuara411oN.
Dy our latest Hayti files We hear Of the increased
to IN rrrdjt n, n. Iat. H 1n-s.. ~ a Ia,
ho.a 80 49, ~ - so'etuioeat. ~ Hon La
p1e "s1r !ouuu Tue lem2lnS OF ! SUI victims,
and by decree OF Gedr1r1, this fortthe Ra.til8 Of
Hkyfi-has been nr1erp1 IN h. dar,cE.tas
~ ,,-o,ost,, ~ $500 ~ " 4Gu4olsheu-
lug pto4t1t1 u oouiouque, his vile and two
Tha Ni}n-;,s e;ronfo. i;t..; ~ =
ulsnd "@ 's LUZ A'Ao' - IL vogue On Inc
IITiNY OF fHE 1ppRrsqrn
fat ,.~o-. m.x~
p.sIess et cur ces sscepd to 1oa 'os' ns<n 70 our
Mvne Rse9htc. tIse n.ou ~ aahea.
noaae1 stsf e Eoni 81 Teesy; trt1 rttaIa to a.
Beloved Esne of Pesioa, ~ pTay sor NJ.
Ri.,9,lve 19 ashes of soytl; pay ioI u.
God af ;oodes.s 81 baessF aea ST. mspi!s - u
of Thy favored ehasa Il olet t,f hs oy
e1se,@,9 ts15a - s oa5 ogp.e.sos.. ~ '--'
sssiouf oitbs eas,. n haIs e tfod ssouss thea
I'd. '~1' ~ ''a Ana e'H 70 'as
From Fr,1 Ia1st31an "a tytasny de1xerzA Ge1ssrd
Eon the baaeea hsd ofM ~ Mnea1sE IHh1,u u e. is.rd
From the d!lapld.iioas Of De,Ta deit1tF ua atdtpd
@ re M Pill Of tae oe!yeE u Gen nd
From lie drnfess II humsa seod Is HHsasa,d
son The prosecutions q Ioals Gha1its de1se a. Ge1
''Sa From III. toa,n.rt, n, p.,...7.
, 1859-03-02
A Nan Hanging Himself to a Corpse.

At a la.s hour last night, we learned The fol-
lowing particulars It . mont singular affair
which occurred near Eummin1vills, soma four
or dve miles from ths city on Saturday night
1t appesra that = pefBon whose name was not
given u entered iii burJiug ground at that
plaza and removsd dead body from grave.
which hs placed il : back. In making hls exit
from tho Jard, il nj neeeasazy 70 scale high
board fenes, which ttp resurrsetioniat evidently
found difficulty in accomplishing with the bur
dan With which h. vh eneumbersd- Ii order.
thsretoss. to give hin free uss Of hin hands md
ARM, hs plaeed the cird attached to the mouth
Of thu sack around tt shoutdus. md climbed
to tho top Of the fsaes. whsn he mus& have
tallsn o. leaving ~ corpse on the oppoxits
side- The result VA thss ths cord wss drawn
up around his neck, aA be wAa found dead yss-
terday morning, having bsea choksd to death
By the weight Of tha odpsa on tbs opposite side
Of tho fsneel
The story pesma ~ Incredible one, but no
are informed thai startling u it is it In narsr.
thsiees szpa-Csneiaaasi Commereial.
, 1859-03-02
The Fraud in the Belly Of the Nebrasl q
Hill.

American politics has many curious phases;
hat no portion Of our merely partisan history
will hereafter attract more attention than
that comprised in the events Of the last four
ycarr. When 1t is written, ns commentary
on the political intelligence Of the people Of
this era. that tue Democracy by an ingenious
verbal swindlc contained in tho Kansas Ne.
braaka bill mud copied with alterations into
the platform Of the party, were able to secure
an endorsement Of the most odious measure
that was ever presented to the American Con-
Rress, to break up and temporarily destroy
the fraternal relations Of the North and South,
and to elect, ut the close Of one Of the fiercest
contests known in cur annals, President
when this is written, men will wonder that q
nation made up of people 70 easily dc}udcd
should have any history at all. Yet this il
what the historian must xravely set forth
aud, more than that, be can prore the truth
Of his text by the deliberate speeches Of those
who hare been The principal parties In the
5raud.
Who has been .cheated7 It ia universally
agreed that tue Nebraska bill vas hu1nbue
meaning one Thing at tie North, another at
the soutn-auything or nothing; as its inter.
preto1s wished. 1t is exploded. The preten
ded principle upon which It waa based proves
to be double-headed anair, and each head d
that Of monster. So lately The 6hibbo1eth
Of great and victorious party, It excites on
~ derision when it is named. There is not q
Senator or member Of the House in WaEh.
fngton who dares gravely to assert it. It has
gone by and is piled up among The rubbish Of
the past. It's friends have kicked 1t out Of
doors But who has been cheated Not the
Republicans because they have known that
the nigger driving dognas Of the South aud
the Equaiter Sovereignty a1ioms Of the North
could not both be the fruit OF the same tree.
VINO u cheated7 Toombs aud Davis, Bnchau-
~ sao -aanses, uho have supposed that the
ns",o 'nas Douglas brought forth gare them
Tue f'go1' Without let or llndrance, to people
the Territories With whatever flares the
South could spare, regardless Of. the will Of
the Inhabitants thereof or the Democratic
RTound1lngs Of the North who have cbuckled
over the folly Of the South in abolisIpe The
Missouri line, and opening the country below
II 10 tie ,aarch :~of our. tree,son popula,
4ian ! The debate in tAe Senate where.
, 1859-03-02
Hail Robbery.-GteatH Haul Of CsaAter-
felt Auaey.

Lust Saturday svsains| the Latter bag from
Chicago for Clinton aad hs otnces On the lima
Of tho G. L L n. 4 B.! md tho stage ruutaa
connecting thsrazith. w brought seross the
ulsr postnnan On thia gde, to b brought down
here. Having placed the bag down By the door
Of aroeery store, On The lWss, he stepped into
to light his lamp. He WI not gone TWO nj
rntss, but whs rhs retained, the bag was mis-
etsiy. no srses Of It m fouad until Thursday
morning. when it wss discovered hT some boys.
coucealsd under bridge On 8ixth strset Tha
bsR had besa cut epsu, but aPpazsntfy nothing
Ind been ahsdseted
Il maa 1smsd Denaia assham has been ~
restsd On Mspioion, but et or prannt writing,
hh axauainatia1 hA8 not bsea concluded,
Whils ssekehiAe fos tha lost mail in els Of Tho
lumber yud9 nj LyooA, = paaksSa IT Il 800
eountsrfsft ma1sy wss &isoo1arsa, vhieh appaf-
eatly had hssa slsesa}ed tAak3 many month";.
, 1859-03-02
The N. 7. Tribune Policy in Indiana.
[Erum the Indiana American. Pei. 81

Whether the Republicans Of Illinois lost The Legislature
OF 1919 and the .pDoronment Of le60 By the ona1te
counsel. q the 1tune thst they followed Or the hes!
determined os impartial jndgea We knov vel IL It In
those States whers Vew4 rrevAe 1-Pennsylvasla
to regret OF complain Of the issue--N. F. 1rlbune-
We can not speak for Pennsylvania OF New
Jersey, but We csn say that We do not know Of a
trae Republican in Indiana who does not regret
the prevalence of the 1f1uns's views in This
State By it, Nc gained nothing and lost all,
aud more than sll the Offices, for ne lost our
selfrespsct and that moral power which consis-
tency and right always give. By bargaining
with the Douglas men We suffered ourselves to
be sold for very little mess Of very mean pot
, 1859-03-02
ms0ifinfg, ST,
4 PERFECTLY TRIUMPHANT
REAdEDT
FOR ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM
MI A l. A RIA;

~@As3 1AAlo4Nl FKOA
M A l. A RIA;
Particularly FEVER and Aaur
% .2 q r. 1s,f1 I'D a. a.s.e: .ap. , .,
II ss 4 W.. sstb
oFpa n.fe @ st ns s2tsn fs
Il j. dsssssi as @ @asS ss.,s ss,si scss
aoo y .hs Ms@, r. iaxfeaisnts m III vssetas1a %
s :aa = ID ~ eoes 'a,ss,a :, IL 4
x1ssRa T. Mann Sst.s cS.aeat;: Y; r. S,.s Il
ts ss e e Il, !. or
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Vs7 luls Jour-, RICHARDS III 1MAs.
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