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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-02-17
MOTHERS! MOTH HER5,,

Ycu are ali nurses in one sense of thc word,
yet can you determine and treat the diseases Of
your children, or do you not call in n physician
when aiIing' Accept, then, the all Hr EAToS
brings you i'll his INFANT.LE CoErG'L He Is 4
regular hysician, and from much experience in
lnian,ile Comp nints. has compounded this prep.
uration-- without pnrrgoric or opinte Of my kind;
so as to be a sure relief 10 your suttrirS htls
one4, in all the Ills attending their tecthng and
ter Coughs, or Group, or Commissions, and also for
Summer Complains, it is certain cure. You
may rely on it with perfect conf lcnce, that Dr.
EAroN's INrANT1LE CORDIAL could never have At.
tnined the celebrity i:has in the United States,
if it were not the very best article for Intunti.c
complaints that is put up. 1t il fast snpcFsetinS
all others.
DR. BRONSON'S BLOOD TOOD, advertised
with the CORDIAL. is the most invaluable necessity
to every MOTHER, as wei as every uumuIFed Ia.
dy. Buy it, and read the circular envclopng the
| bold,, and you will get the prrticninE intorma
ton you want. W Sec advertisement.
| For sale by A. Cook, Chardor, and by al re-
spectacle Druggists throus ushoutihc Vnited States
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The Bowels and their Functions,

AS perfect health is the greatest blessing that
VIC can eujny, without which oil other essiugs
are OF little consequence, we deem it Of great i'm.
porinnce 10 point out tie way foi you 10 enjoy Il
The bowels must be kept in II state Ivy which they
are enabled to carry of the useless mater; they
are ihe mniu channel which nulurc has appointed
10 carry everything that is unnecessary Aud it
is impossible to tell what large amount Of sicn.
ness has been caused 10y constipation or cosliyc
nessi in other words. by not keeping the bowels
reguar il is the main road to oil disease; it is the
cause ct unnatural irritation to the mucous or Ii.
ming membrane Of the bowels Having lost their
natural strength, tley cannot ojcc, to what is
required OF them. llcnce, the bowels become in.
himed, aud uuIess you find speedy ro'irf,a thou.
sand o,her complaints ure ever ready To drag you
through miserable and wrechcd lite. Such med.
icines must be given as will cira, Sc tho stomach
and bowels, and restore their natural Strength
To accomplish this there is no compound 81 vau.
able us these piis; nj other mt dtces sink 10 ~.
ter insigniiicnnce when compared to them; ii also
seems as though the Author OF Nature had de-
| signed them for this as vel as other complaints.
From two to five PiAs day will increase strength
and appetite, aud cleanse the stomach und incs.
tines from whatever is injurious.
DR.. Morses Indian Root Pills are sold by al
dealers in Medicines. s24w3
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-02-17
LEGAL,
STATE OF ONO, In the Court of Common
GEAUGA County, IS. Pleas Civil Action.
Albion &. Gardner, Plaintiff,

GEAUGA County, IS. Pleas Civil Action.
Albion c. Gardner, Plaintiff,
Samuel Reed, Sarah Rood his wife, and Dudley
Fox. Defendants
SAMUEL REED and Sarah Reed his wife who
- are residents Of the State oi Wisconsiu, will
take notice that Albion {. Gardner, the plaintiff,
i'll this action, on tie 10th day O Ieb a. y. ltOO,
filed IN ihe Office ul the Clerk Of said Court his
petition against the said Samuel Reed, Sarah Reed
his wife, aud Dudley Fox, dclendnnts,-seiting
forth that said Samuel Reed and wife. on the 18th
day Of Feb a. ID ls43, executed and delivered
to said Albion c. Gardner, mortgage oi The toll
lowing premises Situate IN the township o. Troy,
in the County oI Gcuuga, State oi Ohio, and s
known as being the north half OF tho souih cGs'
quarter Of lot No. 81, in said township, cOHInlI.
ing eighty .one acres and ten hUndrCdihs oI
nm acre ut land, ns the lines were run Ivy George
Il. White, surveyor-cXccpt twenty ncrts sold
to Preutss Reed. on the north side Of s:ld lot. and
except thirty acres and i'ty.five huudrcdh- oil at
acre on the south side, sold to Richard Phelps, tt
secure the payment OF SSOi according iu rtrlnif
notes referred To in said mortgage, aud tlat snc'
the giving ol the said mortgage, sniI Dud,cy Euj
claims an interest in said lands.
The prayer OF the peti ION ia that snid Somnc
Reed pay said sum OF tSu,il with auuun' intcrcs
from said l7h day OF Feb 4. ". 1913, aud il
default thereof, that sand premises be sold to pul
| the same. Said Samuel Reed and Sarah Rcct
will answer said petition on or before the 2lst ds
Of April, A. d 1860, or tile prayer thereof viii
! granted. 1900. -. ............,.
Au'ys for Plaintiff
| February lTrh, 1850. 527w6
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SIIERIFF-S SALE.

DY virtue Of nn Execution, issued from the o..
ID ice Of the Clerk OF the Court OF Common Pleas
of Geuugn County and State of Ohio wherein Geo
Bough,on is plaintiff, md Elias Fowle is deIend-
amt aud dated the Cad day of February, 1850. To
NE directed and delivered, have levied upon and
shall expose TO sale at public vendue at the Saw
Mill of Hiram Brown, in the township OF Burton
Geauga County Ohio on
Tursdny. February 2lsi, 4. d., 1850,
between the hours oil 10 o'clock A. NJ. and o.
ciuck, 7. NJ. OF said day, the 10 lowing property
TO wit The undivided one-hnlf of IS Saw Logs
levid upon ns TIE properly Of Elias Fowler ufore
said, TERMS OF SAhB-Cusl III hand,
l.. G. WHITE, Sheriff
Sh,riff's Office, Geang7
Co, Feb. 10Th. 1860 526w2
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-02-17

THE CLOSING YEARS OF LIFE are often
rendered wretched by ailments which are triiins
in themselves, and easily cured il taken in time.
Affection Of the Liver Stomach and ether organs
concerned in digestion, are the mos, requiem, -
They naturally make the sufferer nervous, iri,a.
be and complaining, and relatives and fiends are
forced 10 bear the brunt Of their iiihumor. The
use of Ilostetteis Celebrated Stomach Eiuers will
prove an efficient remedy for this evil II will
not only strengthen the whole physical organiza'
ton, but entirely cure the most obstinate cases ot
Indigestion, DiarrhUn, Dysentery,ond iiyer Com.
plaint The first physicians in the country nrt
loud in their praise Of this preparation. hnohe,
recommendation of the Bitters is that it /, pal
atable TO the taste that it may be used even
beverage.
11rSee advertisement in another colunn.
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VOLUME XT. NO. 7.

VETo OF TUE ST. CLAIR FLATS APPRopRfA.
TfoS.-- rho President. on tho 2nd, sont to
the Senate a message in which hc says he
ho deems it sufficient reason for having
Retained tho bill nppropriatng 800 900 tor
deepening tho chuuuol over tho 81. Clair
Eats, Mich, that it was not presented to
him until tho last day of tho former Con.
grces, when no had no opportunity to tex.
amino it. He SAYS that constitutional
mode exists hy which tho Legislature Of
Mich may in its discretion raise money to
improve the channel in tho st. Clair River.
HG does not intimate doubt Of tho powor
oil Congress to contract such internal inn
prvements as may 10 essentially necessary
Tor defence and protection against the nva-
sion OF n foreign enemy. 1t would scarcely
be claimed. however. that tho improvement
Ia within this category This river is the
boundary line between tho United States
and the British Provinces of Uppcr Canada
Any improvement of It's navigation, there.
fore, which could DO made for the purposes
Of war would equally cnurc TO the benefit
OF Great Britain, tho only enemy thot could
possibly c0nirUt us on that quarter. War
would be sad calamity but should it ever
nnhsppily exist, tho battle will not be
fought on tho ST. Clair river or on the Lake.
with Which it communicates.
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rTNIlE UNnERSIGNED HAYETHIS
FORREST and SMITH.
Road NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Petition win
~ he presented to the Commissioners of Ge.
auga County, at their next Meeting, to he holden
on the lst Monday Of March, 1860, praying that
a Roai be laid out and established in Russell
Township, commencing in the center Of tho north
and eouth road running through Tract One at the
Lot One in said Tract One, thence running in n
west and north.westerly course across II. Jacob's s
land on said lot One and Tract One; so as 10 iu.
tersect the north and south town line road between
Chester and Mayied, ut the northwest corner OF
said Russell Township -,.-
RuAsel, Feb. Sd, 1850. @5wS
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Probate Notice.

TILBERT TRACY, Administrator OF
u tina estate of Evsndor Tracy deceased d
A. H. Thrasher and Susan Gotham. Admin.
islrators of tho estate Of A. II. Gotham, do.
ceased IL ii. Ford, Administrator of the
estate of Joseph Tonlnson. deceased. Bon.
jamin Bidlake, guardian of Orrin G. Peek, a
minor, and John Sidloy,g guardian OF William
Sidley, Jr., lunatic, have seyeraIly filed
their accounts in the Probate Office of
Geauga County, Ohioior settlement which
accounts will 30 for hearing in tho Probate
Court of said County, at tho Probate Office
in Chardon, on the llth day of February
next. at ten o'clock A. NJ, until which time
all interested may except.
Nj. G. CANFIELD, Probate Judge.
Chardon, Jan, 20th. 1860. 523"3
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Notice.

A petition will be presented to the Com
missioners of Geauga Co., a, their meet.
ing TO be held on the first Monday OF
March next. praying for the vacatio" of a
certain road in cambridge Township,
commencing at point where the road
leading from Bsinbridge to Chagrin Falls
crosses the east line Of lot No S. tract
one, thence south along tie line OF said
LOT to the road leading by J. B.Moon's.
February Cd. 1850
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determinations.

N. Bingham, celebrated Physician, OF Utica
New York, says-"I have treated cases oil lnfum-
nation Of the Brain, Inflammation Of the Lungs,
Inflammation OF the Bowels and Kidneys, lntam.
matory Rheumatism, Chiid.Bed Fever, with DR.,
Trask's Magnetic Ointment with perfect success,
even when all internal remedies have failed; also,
oases OF Group, Scarlet FEor, Cankcr and Ulcer.
atcd Throat and Lungs with like success In the
Epidemic, known as the rurid Erysipelns, by
which SO many valuable lives were lost, tested
& frequently, and it reyer failed Of eifecting a
speedy and certain cure In cases of Burns, Brui.
ses, Sprons, Frozen Limbs, Chilbluins, &c, il
cures like n charm, No Physician or family vii
be single day without this medicine, after be
coming acquainted wiihits power TO cure"
sOro Lips, Chapped Hands and Chilblalns
are completely cured by two or three application
Sf the Magnetic Ointment.
Read Advertisement in this pspU. SIS
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-02-17

RETURNING TO SLAVERY The Tecum-
sch yesterday took down family Of six
persons-mulattoes- their way TO He.
lena, Arkansas, TO enter again the service
OF heir old master. There was some.
thing remarkable and unusually attractive
in the appearance OF this group. who, de-
spite the obvious inge of the African in
their compilations, were fine looking men
and women, with graceful. weiI,rounded
forms, and eyes sparkling with intcl}i.
gene. They wero manumitted about
ak years ago, since which time they have
been living in New York, and now,
strange rs il may seem, having tasted o.
the sweets OF liberty, voluntary return tc
bondage. - Cincinnati Com.
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NNTICE.

A PETITION will be presented 10 ths Csm-
n mssoners of Geauga County. At their Meet
ing to be held on the first Monday Of March next,
praying for the reestabishment OF that part oil the
road leading from A. C. Waters, to Parkman viii
lage, which was altered by the Board of Commits
sioners, at their December meeting, a. d.. 1858,
on the Petition OF w. S. Burton and others, in
its original location and boundaries, or where
said road was located before the presentation OF
said Petition Of w. s. Burton and others -.
Sa,YI
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-02-17

Alexander Frazer Admin Iu Probate Court OF
deed. vs. Aufelia Spoor ct al. Pc,irn - sell land
HORA inas Spoor, minor heir ol sand Andrew
X l.. Spoor. deceased, resident OF tho state Of
New York, is hereby notified that on the 9llh day
Of January, 1850, said Administrator fed his Pc
li IN in said Court, the object and prayer of which
is to obtain an order Tor tic sale OF 3Iti acres oi
land in lot No 4, great lot No. in Russei, town,
ship in said County, known ns the Mil Properly,
being the premises upon which said Andrew h.
Spoor resided Mt the time ot his dCcense- tor the
purpose OF paving the debts oi srid c.tn;e. Said
Peiiion will be for hearing in said Court, on the
25th day uf Feb, A. d., 1850, at 10 o'-
clock, A. N. -
CANFIELD & FRENCH,
Au'ys for Petitioner.
bgiu4
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-02-17

THE GREAT EASTERN Everything in
any way connected with this mammoth
misfortune is fatal. Ruin has stared upon
Shareholders, incompelency on herself ;
and just now death has grasped her gal.
lant captain { (tlarrison) who was drowned
by III" upsetiug Of boat She had
better not put to sea, FOR many warnings
are not to be di,regarded.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-02-17
DEMONS VEGETABLE HEALING BALsAN
Great Imposition and Fraud

It's increasing demand and wonderful success
has induced some three hundred to initiate my
Vegetable Healing BalSam,' which is always
done to an invaluable medicine. Therefore the
counterfeit is composed Of only two articles,
while the genuine is composed Of eight dfcren.
articles, and all work together Tor good"
b. DENTON & Co ,Ir0prictoTS,
No. lI2 Gcucsss 81, Auburn, ~ y
For. safe by A. COOK, Chardon, and Druggist,
and Merchants throughout tine country.
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Confcrcncc and MISSIONARY Mceting--
p 0 RT z RS

CUR s or p a I II .
FOR INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL USE.
The Best Pain.RilIing Remedy
YET DISCO YER e d.!
If you have pn;n in the Stomach or Bowels,
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
II you have a Burn, Bruise or Wound,
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
IF you have a Neuralgia or Rheumatism,
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
II you have Dyspepsia,
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
Ifyou have Cankcrel Mouth, or Sore Throat
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
II you have Diorglrna or FIX,
Use PO3TER'S CURE OF PAIN.
If YOU nave a Cough or Cold,
USE PORrER'S CURE OF PAIN.
ii YOU have the Liver Complaint,
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
Tyou have the Headache or Toothochc,
USE PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
II snort, il you sick, and wish TO get well, oil
you have 10 lOis
Use PORTER'S CURE OF PAIN.
. We reroc,hc unbelieyng 10 the following per.
son who lave used the Cure, and recommend it tc
their friends, Alexander Glenn, Samuel French
Shurben LovelanL, Isaac Griffin, J. X. Crane
Calvin Beden, NJ. D., Farmngton;W Waiter Lamp
son, Willard Day, Anson Hatch, Mesopotumia
A.P. Tildeu. J. 5. Tidon, G.. W. Hatch, Henry
Inmon. Nathaniel Moore, Alcnzo Hosmer, Park
man; Orin Gates, L. g. Ensign, Esq, lsaa
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Sz1- See Advertisement Of Sanford's Liv-
er luvisorator and Family Cathartic Pills,
81 another column.
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NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION

DR' CLARK having had frequent and urgent
to visit their nelghborhoui occasionally, t,srt they
might consult him personally, ms well MS by case,
will hereafter visit the uboyc.nunicd lac' 5, .nce
n month
Having had II years experience in the rrnc.
icc OF Modictue, during which lime lac ha- t,catoI
thousands Of patients, in ill forms ot acute and
chronic Diseases with unparalleled success, OF
which some Of your friends aud nclghuors can
tertiiy, and is pref nrod to give relief 10 oil who
may apply.
Persons desiring n CORRECT knowledge Of tAr
disease with which they arc an cltd, m0y RES
with implicit confidence in having impaired
/ them true statement Of tleir situation
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ao-Wsk know tha, Dr.. Roback's Scandi

2D-Wo know that Dr.. Roback's Scandi
navun Remedies arc all they claim to be-
The DIR. presented us with u fo~ hott!os OF
his scandinavian Blood Purifier and boxes
of his Blood Pills. last summer, which put
now life into US. They fnviCoratc, strength
on. aud leave the systom in q better condi.
ton than stimulants usually do and havr
no depressing effect. We foel cate in re,
commenting the Blood Purifier TO all suffer
ing from the debility, be the causo what It
may, the Pills have this pccuia,ity, they
are powerfully active, and at the same time
ieavo tho patient stronger aud in an i'm
proved condition, different from most drns'
tic remedies. Try them with the blood
Purifier, and you will fcol ike many who
have been relieved. and willing TO add your
testimony to their efficacy.
See advertisement 55S"4
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Dr.. Tra>k'S Magnetic Ointment.

None genuine unless signed IS. Buell." with
Pen See Pamphlets containing full directions
around each Bolllennd Circulars left with agents.
Price IS cents for small, and 50 cents for large
Bo'lles
For sale by A, COOK, Chnrdon, Ohio; john
son 6. Tulile, Burton, Ohio; John NJ. Mayhem.
Auburn; Ans, Mathews, Newbury; r. P. Bur-
nett Russell;A. NJ Treat, Bainbridge;snd all 9th.
or Druggists in the country.
All oruers should be addressed TO D. RANSOM
g. CO., LarlviI.e, Madison Co., n. Y.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-02-17

Fry this ramGIkabl le and most inlefe ,ting rem.
c1y. l. Is composed OF the concentrated Juices
@. the most povgr.u and the most soothing Plants
aud Roots in Nature, chemically combined and
isolated in well.seuled glass bottles, nd charged
with q powerful BuIery. Thus possessing, in
addition 10 its superior medicinal vr ues, strong
Magnetic ami Electric properties, profoundly PEN
e'raung. ami cm!"euly quoting and soothing Il
relieves Pain GHi ILLUMINATION al once, (when
freely dpT,eI' relaxing the strained muscles and
nerves giving nsw lie and vitality by its life
giving qIl,Iu IS, 10 pHralzed parts aud Chronic
or loIg.sDanaiNg Complaints md Weaknesses,
G,,1yng Nervous pain, (Neuraigia), Irritation,
deed all wdy lave used il, speak Of it as truly
wonderful medicine, mud esteem il by far superior
70 any md all other external remedies in use
Il applied IN season il is al unuling remedy
I lpr the Group, Sore Throat, Inflammation OF the
/ Lungs, Bowels, Liver, Kidneys and other Organs,
. rheumatism, Spna. Irritation, Ague in tho
Breast, and o' all times cure Nervous Headache,
| Neuralgia, sore Eyes, Ear Ache, Tooth Ache,
1 A-Ue in the Face, Pimp.es and Eruplons Of all
. kinds. Piles, Bruised aud Sprained Limbs, Burns,
/ IFO2on plrtsChit1.ains, lnuOent and lOng-slund.
/ ing Sores, Wounds &c &c. Iiwill also restore
tho H1ir TO the Bald, Head and prevent the Hair
from Falling.
The Magnetic Ointment has heen extcnsiyeYv
used on Canal and DrauGnt Horses for Calls
Wounds SPrains oNl Lnmeness. and is sure
care, when applied hot, for Scratches on Horses,
and the Foot All on Sheep. II the Proprietors
ask lAr the Magnetic Ointment is a Fair Trial,
connient that all they claim for il, will be found
tue 10 the letter. In the neighborhood where il
Is manufactured, many people buy it by ihe quar.
ii'y, and it is kept aud used by almos; every N.
hahtunt n Pauacea for the numerous Pains
and Aches every family is more or less afflicted
wiki, We say again I II Y
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Married.

NJ AItINI III
In Hamhdcn, Feb. end, nj the residence Of Tie
bribe's father by Rev. n NJ. Shurick, Mr. OS-
CAR f. WATTS and Miss SOPHIA kOFEh,
both OF HaRbden.
In Chnrdon, at Chase's Hotel, Feb elh, by Rev.
Wm. Collins. M. DUDLEY Hh2EN 10 Miss
DULCINA LELAND, both Of Munscn.
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FRoM the distractiug mass Of figures sub
mitted to tho Bunrd of Equalization. We
seisct n fow items Of interest to turncrs:
No. Of unrsns in the Stntn In 1850 Coz hN2
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MEDICAL.
March Appointments, 1860.
RELIEF for The AFFLlCTEDM
------~----.a,-.-..--- -----
DR.. s. @. CLARK,
formerly Of the Firm Of C'utn & Gibsoi,l
GERMAN REFORMED rRlPi1illC
45bg5itjan mN. 5arsron,
CAN be consulted at the following times and

CAN be consulted at the following times and
plnr0s
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!. COOK, Chardon Ohi- Johnson & Tuule,
E'-inn; John NJ Mayhem, Auburn; Anson
Mathews Ncw'urv; K p. Burnett, Russell; A.
Nj. Trent. Npjrlril,a; c. :. Field, East Claridon;
aud al dealers IN Medicines.
Agent wgneG IN every town, village and ham.
Ic, m the land. Parties desiring the agency will
address a- aloye ior terms.
Price g csn,s per box five boxes will he sent
on rccciptot 81. postage paid. 5lAyl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-16

THE STRONG MINDED WOMEN on DIVORCE.
The discussion at the Womcns Rights Conven-
ton, on Friday last, reminds one of the en-
cesses OF the DANES de Ia halle in the first French
Revolution. The confusion Of ideas, the dis.
regard Of decency and the violence of Ian
gusge which marked the one equally distin-
guish the other. In reading some Of the
speeches delivered on this occasion, 1t is diff
cult 70 believe that the speakers were females >
still less, females with fair share Of education
How they could, with unblushing cheeks utter
in public assembly the sentiments attributed
10 them. we are at a loss TO understand
After all, however, these peor, demented
daughters Of Eve are more to be piiied than
blamed. Their infatuation is but the ofIshoot
OF TIE fanaticism which, in the various forms Of
Communism. Fourierism. Spiritualism, Free
Lovoism, and Niggerism, has set 20 many Of our
Northern population crazy. As they are mel.
tber politicians nor metaphysicians enough to
talk treason or philosophy IT Ia not to be won
dered at that they should preach revolt against
the only discipline that imposes restraints upon
their unruly tendencies.
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Personal Insslisgsuce.

H. King Esq., c washinetos, d. C.. Assistant Post
master General s In town and stopping al the As'or
House.
Cant. BsooSs. Of the steamship Kangaroo, Durand'
E,a. and Mr., Hsrcy ard daughter all Of New YORK. are
stopping the fvereu House
! pc,,er pso and party, OF Savannah, Ca Jaasc liz
,,e. OF Newfoundland; W n yesey, Foo, Of New York
aou q r. Guthrie, Of Washington. and X Crsgnead
Esq Of Tennessee, are stopping at The Fifth Avenue
Hosel
COL Samuel Colt, Of Hartford Gen Robert Halsey Of
ithaca Gen. Townsend Of Albany, and J. p Brown, Esq
United staios tonsui Il Conssantnope, stopping At the
81 Nicholas Hotel
Hon. Andrew jackson Doushou, OF tennessee: ool n.
King, Of Georgia Dol G. NJ Dudley, OF Georgia Dr. ..
= Epes, Of Virginia; Rev Samuel Watson, OF Memohp
Mr.. W n. Ious, OF the rnhed ssasss Army, and Theo
dove Bios bq, among the ARRIVAL At the nrtropo
Titan Hotel yesterday.
Robert j. Hempie, Esq Col Thomas Fitzgerald, Prof
N n. xoynus, NJ A. DAVIS, Esq, q. y Gordon, Ksq., A.
Martin Esq, John Robbins, Jr, Gen. s. Bethe klh ID
Lazett, Esq, r. Discnbcrry, Hq., Isnac lecch, ~,
W. Reed, Eq. w. H. Fschcran, Eeq., G. Frtesorensie
ESQ, and John Hornsvorsh, Ksq, all from PhlAdcpha
are stopping q the Isfaree House
Theee rsntenen interested IN ahc progrcss puo'
Ne instruction and have vhAed New York fcs the pur
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duced Into pubic schools during Ne nst fsv years
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