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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-04

Chronic or Nervous D,bliy. piseaseS oftLe k;daegs
and al di;eases arisiaJ Jrona Gissriersii L;5er
or A0mgca.
Such a. con- tipation, Inward piles iulnessor blood
a. tine head, tctv col the stomach. nausea. lac TT
urn, disgust for fond. lnln'~s weight in tli.
.tomach sour eric;aIi,a.s snkns or iinft, r'n, al
1llc heart, chulin. SAIL seating -tls tionS when
N "A living posture, diniess of vi>un. dots or web
,eorc the sight, fever and dull pain ia the tci,,icn
" of pcrspration, yclnwnc'S of the kin and YES,
ain in the side. hack. chest, limbs, &c.. sudden
.iushcs OF heat, burning ia the flesh. eoil>t mt i'm
sinnes of evil and greet depression, of spirits.
The proplictors, in c.i,iiEs the attention OF The
public to this preparation. do 80 with feeling %;
The utmost coniilcdce in lis virtues ad I'lattion
20 the diseases Tor which il is -..commen scti.
IL is no new ,nl untricd article, but one that has
stood tile test OF ten wears trial before the Amer
ican people. and its reputation AMI sale are u'lsi
vailed by any similar preparation cxtailt. The tcs-
.iniony in its favor given by prominent and we'll
known Physicians aud individuals in all parts OF
the country is immense. and careful pcriISll OF
the Almanac published annually by the proprietor.
md to he had gratis of any of his agents, cannot hnt
satisfy the most skcpcal that this remedy Is rcall,
deserving the CT at celebrity il has affirmed.
IL Sold by PErsIuxG & Co, Plymouth: and
Barr & HAZARD, Bourbon, Ind. iayll
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-04
Toward Association. :'i.iiaAvIihia
4 Bcseroicnt fasfisfsf.~
established By p,c,ai EsGormeHf

established by pe,ai EnGowmeHt
for The Reiief of tie Sick md DISTRESSED,
afflicted nth inaiTi and Epaen;c Diseases
VIE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. in view
i of the awful destruction of human life, Cause
hy Sexual Diseases, and the deception prsctiscc
upon the unfortunate victims of such diseases b,
q lacks, several wears ago directed their Consult
ing Surgeon, as II CHARITABLE ACT worthy
OF their name, to open Di<seiiSiry for the treat
mcnt of this class OF diseases, in all their forms
aud to- give Medical idrcr Gratis TO all who app,
v letter, Will, Gcscripti c their condition, Cage
pccupatien habits of ufc. sc.,) and in casts of OK
IRENE poverty to Furnish Medicines FIRE. o; Csaryc
II is needles. add that the Association coinmaI,',
the highest Medical skill of the age, and will fur
i.ish the most approved modern treatment. ,fs
The Directors otthc Association, IN their Annua
Report upon the treatment of Sexual Diseases. Ton
The year ending January lst, less. express the
highest satisfaction with the success which has at
tended the lalsors ef the Consulting Surgeon in the
cure OF Sperm torru.sl, Seminal Weakness, I'm
,otcncc, Gonora.a. G.cct, Syphilis. the vice o
Onanism Seif-abuSc, &C., and order continu
ancc of the same plan for the ensuing year.
Fhe Directors, ON review of the past, feel as
sured that their laors in this sphere of benevolent
effort have been Of great benefit to the afflicted, cs
pccially to the Young, and they have rcsolyed to
devote themselves, with renewed zeal, to tlsis very
inn ortsnt and much despiscd cause. s&
An admirable Report on Spcrmaforrsna, or
Seminal Weakness, the vice OF OilauisIn Aisxtslr-
baton, or Sclf-abusc, and other diseases of the
sexual organs. by the Consulting Surgeon, will be
sent by mail Una sealed cnvcoIc,) Free of Csarqe,
on receipt of Tico Stamps for postage. Other Re-
ports and Tracts on the nature and treatment of
sexual diseases, diet, &C.. arc constanfiy h.ihs
published for gratuitous disfributon, and wii'be
sent to the afflicted. Some of the new remedies
and methods of treatment discovered during the
last year, are of great value.
Address. for Report or trcst mcnt, DR.. GEORGE
r. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon. Inward AS
scciation, No 9 South Ninth street, Philadelphia.
Pa By ORDER of the Directors.
EZRA d. HEARTWELL, President.
GEoRaE FaIRcHLD, Secretary. [44vI
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-04
DIR. HOOFLAND'S m
Balsanaic Cordial,

. 50 = 3 FOR THE srEEDs CURE OF
Coughs, Cplfs, Influenza, cra,p, H'arrness, Bron-
chifis Pneumonia, DisfaSes Of The Bor-Ls arising
from Cgt4, IaciYicft CONSUMPTION, and for The r.
lief anakif af al yossitis) cre Of Patients ia al
,raaced sfages Of the latter eisrose. ia n = -
This celebrated preparation, like the Bittcrs, may
be confidently relied It's designed for class
Of diseases more general and more fatal than any
other to which the people OF this country sub
;ec,-tbosc sprinein- from a "sfigh coid.'' Thit
eminent authority, Dr. Bell, SAYS: II will not say
that Colds are to our inhabitants what the Plague
and Yeltor Ferer are to those of other countries:
but can aver confidently that they usher IN discafc
of greater completely and mortality than these
attcr.''
further proof of the terrible fatality of diseases
resulting from "common cold" NAV be seen by
glance at the following statistics, taken from the
records of the Board OF Health of Philadelphia
confessejly one of the most healthy localities in
The Unon:-
1852. Total deaths in Philadelphia, l0,26l
Died of Consumption. l,9l2
I" all other diseases. ESQ
in numbcr,) s,3l9
ra- sra - 1861
1854. Total deaths. 9.7I9
Died of Consumption, 1,s95
!. all other diseases, 1854
1854. Total deaths. ll,sli
Died OF ton>umptoHs -
ss - all other diseases, 99J6
-ll.sI4
From these figures 1t will be that nearly one.
fourth of the total deaths in the country are caused
bv consumption, 10 say nothing of the numerous
other diseases sprineing from slight cold.
Do not trisle with your health; but, If suffering
from cough or cold on the lungs, buy bottle oil
HOOFLAND'S BALsAMIC CORDIAL.
and You may safely count on a cure Thousands
have done so and have certified to its wonderful
effects.
Coughs sometimes proceed from dis, r'crcd or
dys,,cp,c state OF the stomach, in which case the
tSerman Bitters should be used. In case OF weak
ness or general debility OF the system, resulting
! from protractcd cough, the German bitters VIII
/ be found of great benefit.
! Prepared only BY DR.. G. VI. Jackson, AIS Arch
Street, Philadelphia, and for sale by Druggists and
Storckecpers throughout the United States and
Caanda. Price IS cents per bottle.
] u Sold in Plymouth by Pcrshing Co.. and in
Bourbon, Ind, BY Bair & Hazzard. [1yil
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-04
DIR. JOHN BULLS
KING OF pain!

IF an extensive aud constantly increasing de-
i mand for Dr. .loux BUi.L's Popular and New
Amcriran Remedy can be ANY evidence Of its
extraordinary virtues in alleviaiing Pain. both
externally and internally. ccrininiy Prepare
ton now before the Public is more worthy of
receiving Hhcral patronage, aud by its Intrinsic
and all healing qualities speedily securing their
confidence and commentator.
DR. JouS Bulls KING or Pax is a New
AMERICAN REMEDY. and Is an cifectual and
speedy cure for
CHOLERA. CHOLERA MOIBUS. RHEU-
MATISM, ~GOUT- B0WEI.r COMPLAINTS,
DYSPEPSIA. SUMMER COMPLAINTS,
CRAMPS, collie, SORES, CUTS, BURNS,
SeALDS. BRUISES, CANCERS. ffUAORS,
jlEAlJAtalE AND TOOTIlACIiE, and all
other AcHEs that iiesh is heir to-
All Orders addressed to DIR. JonK Bull. Lou
isvie Kentucky aud New York City, for these
Valuable aud Popular Remedies will DC promptly
TENDED 20.
April IL, 1889. (v3na3wlyI
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-04
DIR. JOHN BULLS
FLUID EXTRACT OF
SARSApAnILLA!.

VINIlIS INVALUABLE REMEDY has already
carried happiness 10 ille hearts of thousands.
aud i d,nv giving CONSOLATION Ia the Afflicted
than ,oui,i ice nffog.ls.; I,v all the wealth i'm the
Mines "f CALIFORNIA; and the worId combined IL
is put up ia lull Quart Bottles. and contains the
strength 81 six iir> much Pure Honduras
sarsaparilla amy sllslar Preparation made in
America.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-04

We heard the prince OF story -tellers.
Tom Galloway, get off the 70 lowing.
amidst burts of laughter. the other night
SquarinS himself off and stretching out
his legs he began: 7441'T
"There was once a little, slim built fell
low. rich as q jew, and Independent as the
devil. riding along highway. in the
State of Georgia. when he overlook man
drwiugla drove of hogs by the help Of a
big, rswboned, six feet two specimen of
humanity. Stopping the last named indi-
vidual, he accosted him. .Hfi
say are these your hogs?' s'-
mo. sir, I'm towg.k by the month";,
"What pay might you be getting,
friend9'' 8 -. ~. -. ....5. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-04

Ten dollars month, and whisky
Wen iod XXI here . FL 4 weak. little, in
offensive ulaa, and peeplesse apt TO ina
pase0n ME. d YOU sell Now, 1nOsase
you twenty dollars month to ride along
with me an,l'protects me. was Mr.. Gard
ner's reply-..But, he aided, as thodght
struck him, how might You be on the
fght?'
2 '.Never been liclSel'inaay life, 'trcioined
the sixcfooter. - e 'ene'i,fa q a'ss'
.'Just the man.Iwant It's bargain?"
queried Gardner.
''Six .footetN raIniIiateIA Twenty five
dollars 2aoslBls Wages -ndhing to doIbui
ride around and smash fellow 5, mug oc-
easionaliy when he's sassy. ST. footer
accepted
s They rode along till Just at night they
reached village Dismounting at the
door they went in. Gardner Immediately
singled ont the biggest man in the room
and picked fuss with him. After con-
siderable promiscuous jawing. Gardner
turned to his fighting friend and inii.na,el
that the licking OF that man had become
a sal necessity. Six-footer peeled, went
In, and came out first best
The next night. at another hotel. the
same scene was re-enacted; Gardner get
ting into row with tile biggest man in
the place, and six -footer doing the fight
ing.
vt last on the tlainl day, they came to
ferry lie It by a a huge douic-fisted iuan
who had never been licked in his life
Whilst crossing the river, Gardner as us
ual began 20 find fault and s.blow" File
ferryman naturally got mad. threw hi
things around kind % loose, anil told them
his opinion of their Kind. Gardner then
turned to his friend "from. the shoulder .
and gently broke the intelligence to him.
s'that he was sorry, but it was absolutely
necessary to thrash that ferryman.' Six
footer nodded his head. but said nothing
1t was plainly to be seen, that he did moi
relish the job. by the way he shrugged hi,
shoulders, but there was no help for it,
So when they reached the shore. boil
stripped. and at it they went. Up am
down the bank. over the sand. into tn
water they fought, scratched, gouge,l. bi
and rolled, till at the end Of an horr tn,
ferrynan eaved. Six footer was trinm
plant, but. it had been tough wo,k. Go
ing up to his employer, he scratched hi
heal for moment and then broke forth
Look here. Mr.. Gardner. your salar,
sets mighty well. but-lm-of the---oP
inion-that you are inclined to be quar-
relsome. Here I've only been with yo'
three days, and I've licked the three big
gest men iii the country. think this firm
had better Dissolve, for you see. Mr.. Gar
dner. I'm afraid you're inclined to be quar-
relssme, and reckon I'll drawr'-Ta
maha Gazette
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-04

|CMITH's Electric Oil just received at
- : tdne ROBERT
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-04

TyTIE proprietors Of the Richmond Mills, ffor-
i merly fuller's,) in Plymouth. having put
them in complete order, are now manufacturing
Flour superior quality for family usc and intend
keeping supply constantly hand for the accom-
mediation of the citizens OF the place. which they
DeIiCcr Free of Charge,
to their customers anv where in the village, and
warrint it equal to the best manufactured else
where, or otherwise will take il back and refund
tho money. Corn, Meal, Bran and Shorts will
also be delivered without charge. Orders left at
the Drug Store of Mcssrs. Pershiig & Co. will be
promptly attended to-. 8.
Custom Work done on Short Notice.
CASH for WHEAT, CORN q OATS.
The highest market price, in Cash, will be paid
for good, sonud Wheat. Corn and O,'s
RICHMOND T. WILBUR
Augua S6, 1862
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-04
THE MONEY GOES.

How goes the oney2zWell.
I'm sure it isn't hard to tell:
1t goes for, rent and water-rates,
For bread and butter, coal and CRATES.
Hats. caps and carpets. hoops anil hose;
And that's the way the money goes,
HffokXI1 y d1T11c III
How goes the money?-Nay,
Don't everybody know the waye rsed
IL goes for bonnets, coats anil -capes. 'las.'.
Silks, satins, muslins, velvets. grapes, ''r
Shawls, ribbons, fars and furbelows. ST -
And that's the way the money goes ers.I
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-04
YT1fc THE
American Trades Company.
a.f What they manufacture.
THE AMERICAN SMOKER,

n VI EhlN1N snOhGhs
sCoassting of great variety of unique and beau
tu Pc erf$ef Cigar Tubes; also several varieties
dPhe Tul1es. The popularity abouttIesearticles
is that each enc is arranged to receive damp
sponge, through which the smoke OF the burning
Cigar or Tobacco has to pass ON its wax to the
mouth. This damp sponge not only cools the
smoke Tut txtratts from it the nicotine OIL the
poisonous property ofthe Tobacco, which renders
the breath less offensive. Smokers will find in the
use of these Tubes luxury never before attained
except by using the Turkish water-jar. Their use
viii greatly promote the health of the habt,ia
smoker and preserve the sweetness Of the breath.
tTIIE AMERICAN CARPET HOOK,
Is n little contriyancc for putting down carpets
Without tacks. This is new article, which has
ncter before been upon the market Butitposscsscs
the merit of enabling person to put down or take
mp carpet OF che largest size in general in f-
teen minutes, without any injury to the floor or
caspc<.s III svssy cheap--chcaper in the long run
than tacks--and the great facility with which even
afeFaf N<takd ~ and put down carpets, withou,
The possibility ofa mistake, renders il Invaluable
70 the housekeeper.
March 3, 1859. I17-tfl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-04

THE GREATEST LtlXURY OF THE AGE
THE GREATEST LUXURY OF til E AGE .
HAVE YOU TRIED IRE
HAVE YOU TRIED TT
NJ. WHAT Is IT?
WHAT * TT 81. - .s--f
WHY TIE AMERICAN SMOKER.
THE AMERICAN SMOKER.
THE A AMERICAN SMOKER. n.H
THE AMERlC m SMOKER.
WHERE CAN 1T BIZ HAD? re-
WHERE CAN IT BIZ HAD,
WHAT CIGAR STORE KEEPS TT
WHO SELLS TT WHO SELLS TT
See advertisements OF +" AMERICAN TRADES Con-
rHvy," in another column.
p. S.--No Dsai.r ia Ciears Tobacro, in any
City or town can bc considered us kcepin. pace
with the progress OF the age who does not order
once sample box of the American inoker--for
the benefit OF his customers.
IL \ sample box of ten smokers--poStaee pain.
will only cost S6,5a. f.2l
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-02-17


A Cincinnati paper contains the follow.
Ing concerning the fate Of cosrtesAn In that
city, the circumstances Of which We have
published
We never read story more sad than that
OF Josephine Ellison, A few months ago
she was u beautiful, lovely girl. the pet Of
an honorable family In Missouri village. A
wretch Scduoed her, and perausdei her 10
elopc with him 10 Cincinnati. where hc
soo0 deserted her. After vainly seeking
other modes Of lilr, she cDterd house 0i
sin. But her soul rcvolted st the Memphian
darkness Of ach Lie. She w1 too dis
c0Dsolatc 10 please her visitors. too cbeerless
to make friends with heartlcss CONF anions.
At length last week she unburihened ber
heart To one Of the inmates Of the house.
who sympathzsd with her. By ber advice,
she resolved 10 return 10 her deserted home,
bow for repentenancc before her outraged
parents, and atone by life OF merit Tor
months Oi shame. An omnibus driver was
directed 10 call lor her, and her trunk left at
the Office. That night the house took fire
from heater IN the cellar All the inmates
escaped but one IN the morning the FIRE
men took from the ruins the chsrred body
Of Josephine Ellison. Just ~ abe was been
borne away, an omnibus was driven up with
her neatly lc,tered trunk On board--bu, the
contemplated passenger had taken another
journey. Josephine was buried 10 the city
lot. An itiDrsnt minister performed the
services. -Four prof ssed followers oi that
Jesus who said 10 the weeping Magdalcn.
Woman, thy sins arc forgiven thee were
asked 20 do II. but refused. They felt. 81
am bolier than thou art" The night after
the burial the police caught three men com
Ing from ths graveyard carrying heavy
bag, and pursued them. They dropped the
bag and ran. On being taken 10 tie Office
Of the Mayor. il was found TO contain tho
blsckened remains Of the lost pariah, 10
whom. even 10 death, repose wns denied
The rsurreeti01sts were arrested.
From . later Cincinnati paper we learn
that q second funeral service WAS performed
over the body. after iu recovery from the
re~urrcctionists. The company present In
said 10 have bern miscellaneous 10 its char.
scter--compossd Of true Christian men and
women. idlers, cOurtssaBs, gamblers. gentle
men, proggates and philsnthropists; also
many Of the companions Of the deceased. Sis
ters iD guilt. The latter were - spectacle
and study" Ms the tesrs ran through their
deIicately gloved aod richly jcweled fingers,
and their breasts heavcd with the 6pt gen
uiie and sacred emotions they lad ksown
perhaps for months. II may be for years.
som. were gsily attired, and their checks
bIsDd with rouge and some looked sin.
,,eeIed aod bardep d bu, the most Of them
were plainly s,tIred and their features bore
the subdasd expression that sorrow ever
yields. A number were young and very
Handsome, and he who had bceo ignorant of
their profession would not have dreamed OF
their frailty.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-02-17
NEW SERIES-NO. liz.
Defence Of the Yrassv River Country.

Dsfs"ss or the vrsssr River Coumssy.
From tho National iu,eliissnssr
The mail yesterday brough, us pamphlet
Of some 6fty Pagcs, all the way from Vic.
toria, capital OF tho Territory Of British 90.
lumbia. II purports TO have been written
to vndicate the country aud colony from rash
and prrjudiced aspcrsion, and To show why
10 much disappointment and suffering were
experienced by thosc who went 10 the Fra.
xsr River In search OF gold. II asserts as
the first cause oi disappointment tho rush
from California Of u great number Of miners
At @ason Of the year last Junc) when the
river 10 always full by the melting Of the
SHOWS. Had tho same bccn undertaken
four or five months earlier, when the river
10 low and its numerous bars exposed, II ID
suggested that fair degree Of sSccess may
have been attained. "a Ia now actually the
case. The second source Of mishap IL charg.
Cd " the selection Of ports Of supply on Pu-
get Sound, M Port Townsend and Watcom,
too distant by land travel from tho actual
mining spots but now that Victoria, on
Vancouver Island, with 4 good harbor, he's
been used, the supplies are forwarded with
comparative case. The writer of the pam.
phlct Is no.friend Of tho Hudson Bay Compa.
ny. and only moderately no with the Govern.
or, yet he Assorts thar law and order rsign.
More than for any other purpose Il Ia his
design 10 vindicate the country from being
bad or even indifferent gold field, and status
that during November last nearly half q mil.
lion dollars worth Of gold dust was gathered
there. Tho writer Represents Victoria ~ .
really ilourishng town VI four thousand in-
habitants. with Rfty-odd streets paved or
plankI AMI lighted at night. with two good
brick hotels. twenty or thirty restaurants,
steamboats, built and launched, and all with.
out taxes or public debt. lilo sets down tho
total procccds Of the river and dry djggings
OF the country up TO the end Of October last
al 81 O0O, 900.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-02-17

Gss. WALKER. the hero Of many fields, "
ibs statesman and lawgser," I've quote
The language Of the Mobile Meroyy.) has
jo,nsd the Catholic Church. The initiation
took place in the Mobile Cathedral. on the
IL, OF February. wILLiss. the hero. WAS
reared after the strs'gh,ut sect, . Prsby-
tsrisn.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-02-17

ject. No national measure or project, not
even that of the Pacific Railroad, would
eqsal the advantages that would inurc To
the Union from the acquisition Of the ls'
land This was tho opinion Of every intel
lisent foreigner the speaker met IN Cuba.
Judge ArwArsw took the bold ground
that Spain has not any moral, legal, or
equitable interest in or claim upon, or right
Of control over. the Island OF Uuba." What
ever rights she once possessed. have long
since been forfeited by the unnatural system
OF oppression, injustice aud cxtortion which
she has pursued towards her helpless colony.
The Spanish rulers act on this principle that
colonies have no rights save those vouch.
sailed by the parent government; they re-
gard their colonists ~ aliens proper subjects
OF plunder, aud q. only TO furnish sus,en-
anoe aud support TO the parent stock. Not
one single grievance. 10 rairs which W.
took arms against England, but Cuba has
suffered IN hundred fold intensified. Nor
do the rights Of spain rost on any better
foundation because, owing 10 the presence
OF an overwhelming force, the Cubans have
not been able TO asscrt and maintain their
I,xhpendeuce. Z. I'm, osuss /" TIM lecturer
Justly unmarked. "vould have locn none the
less righteous had VIZ failed though VIC might
NOT have lscn .b,. 40 ro.ailv to have con-
yinccb IN. world If ,he fact" The u.,i, M
NJ C,h. .r. III. o,,, ,.,,,,. WIN o,,,, ,o
h. co,sn,,., =, ,r..,.a !, ,,o m,,,., ., ,.o
...... :, Nh, -, I. A.. L,,,,,.,.
;,d,,.o, n ,h., I.,.,d .v., do.. ,.co,,. .
:, ,,,. Iii. hv ,...,. !, ,.;, ,.so..
=, .,,., c.. ..,.
rpo I;c,ruI,;.. .,,.nd,,, n. .co,,.i,io,
q, c,,. a.. ,,m.,o,. IN. ,,in.,,., cle.
u.,,. IN cor,,ud .,.;,a, ~, Tho leland ware
A., ~. on,os,,,,n ., ,h. an.,,.h ,c,,,.,.
and ,h.i, ds,.,de,,s ,o,n,s,,,v .o,,. IN
ooo and .s,onJ ,ho ,,,o,.,c. and ,ro,,.
d,c ..u;du,,,slv cultivated Nv IN, snan,ardA
.,no,v IN. cr.olss .o.in., tho rI,;,eJ
State. The o,,o.a,;on n, ,hc iormer cl..s
va, founded On the fac, that annexation
woold mn, n s,o, to their pl,nderipu anJ
e,,orioo and the CreoIes have not, by nny
means, relipauisl,el the hone of vet obtain.
inv their inde,sodeoce.
Tbe lecturer concluded that from tbesp
considerations and the opnosi,ioo Of the
Spani.h government. but little progre9 II
likely 10 be made toward the ACQUISITION of
Cuba. senator D0U0LAs, the speaker I've.
Iieyed 10 be correct. 10 supposing that We
shall never acquire possession oi the Island
until II In eized for redress OF injuries, or ~
security for our Just demands, aud held on
the principle Of vi, po.1d.ip. II We could
ob,nip Cubs t,y having spain 1900 600 600
Tor It, the bargain woud be cheaper than
our best Western Ia,,ds. purchased from the
Indians, At ten cents an acre. Cuba would
support a population Of ! . OOO, 900 Of free
citizens. The $50 900 600 asked Tor by Mr.
'"' "" """" '"
wen Ues'""e"' ny iS "~', We co"'o puy
nG tbO~l dis0fhceiul restf,1tions Of trade
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-02-17

EirgE Our Roman Catholic and Epis
copsi readers will be Interested IN lcarning
that Faster, which will he 90 the 2t,b Oi
April this year, last fell on tina, day. IN
1871. and will ~, fall on tb. same day
again. till Z0ll. since the Introduction OF
,be Gregorian Almanac. this has only been
the esse n The years 1850. 1907, and 1892
7 h. period in which Faster can iall reaches
from the 22d Of March (esrli'.t date, ~ the
23th II April, (ls,ss, date leaving thirty.
FIVE dld'reot days for ihe celebration o. this
festival. In this century kNter will iall
only oBce tlessl 90 the ls,es. date, the 23th
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