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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-02-04

-. ~ rsai1on sn : ssss:
Now Il this day comes said plaintiff and 8
his motion a-appeaFing thatshe-said defen,|
dant is q non-resldent Of che STATE Of MisssxrS
and that the ordinary process Of Law -cspns4
beslsersed upon him. Itais therefore ordsfs8
that he besnotifed BY publication according 8
laws that said plaintiff has inzsisated IN shS|
IGascon.de Circuit Court. q suit, the ebjects es'
which is to obtain q Judgement against him
on i note, drawn BY said defendant and pay
Iable9to the said plain.if. Cor the sum 81 $500.
90. dated September 18th 1857 andpayabls
isixty, days. alter date, and that his said d..
Pendants property has been attached, and thar
unless he appear at the nextterm OF this coars
70 be held and begun ut the courthouse ID
Herman, On the second Monday inzMarch,
and on or before the third day Of staid
term answer said plaintiffs petion, shez iIns
will be taken against him as confessedaA4
judgements rendered accordingly. y
A true copy Of the record
! Attest
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-02-04
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ten @siAiitt wtreeH prompt unc ,ur 3airiefenbeit
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-02-04

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HniriesIt6se gbs aIo: @ia Ct iausr, 70 nil ID
jl6; nil 81 Mttl, 70 giai& CRIES. i&rsit,sr hu.
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g.a; Stl q Ft&tg. i I'D ID unts; iiast CT SPAS.
10 Jag i'd Gin!j LIT er Supps 10 81 Id Sr0dsn;
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-02-04
9gneaoFRenf Ssfafe, :

In obedianee to an order of the Gasconade
County Court made at the November term
1850, i will sell 81 thu csas.hea dinshs
town Of Herman. on the secopd Monday Of
Fehruafy 1860, betweehthe hours ofsp o'clock
in the forenoon and S in Tie afternoon Of
said day, the following described real estate,
tAs PrepsrtyHof hetinfsntsheirs ofHJohn3G
Prayer decd, 4 .lyit; The NV or Of n Z
Or Of section /, township As, Range WEES.
Terms made known on the dayof sale: !,
sEsh3& nt lsaS4ffa Gamuet Michaelis, -.
Guardian 20
,n4assgntIsf ,tfisss8 tFf 1sfstiehM 'IE
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MOST EXTENSIVE SOUTHERN
WTKTTPIANo FORTE MANDATORY.

more respectfully nferm their friends they
enlarged their factory and prepared supply the great
demand for their Piazos They unquesonably the most
durable contain all the latest improvements and fully guar
aneed years. For aud great power of
and agreeable touch, they unequaled.
Thabeg srakosch end other great pans have used them
in their concerts given certificates fother superiority
They have for the last ten taken the first premiums
all competition all the different States where they have been
exhibited. year they received five first premiums two at
Moatgomery Ala fer the best Southern made piano. and
one Sar the best against al competition.
full supply the instruments may be foaad
agents in New Orleans, at
NEIL 4 WASHBURN'S,
Corner OF Camp and Common streets,
ielS lykW Story building (up stairs)
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CHESTNUT GROVE WHIsKYi
CHESTNUT GROVE wHIsKyi

The Proprietor of the above CELEBRATED WHISKY de-
e to introduce the article the public and oil city
and country, as the
Purest DiMusable StimuIant
which prepared medical 1t proves itself
cordial heahfu and nvgorang to the enfeebled,
whether by age distilled the rye and
malt nutritious properties preserved by
peculiarly his own whereby the Fus Oil and other noxious in
gradients, known be couaiued in the Whisky gen usa
completely separated that the absolute purity
ticle from any foreign adrnxture is guaranteed.
In addition the following testimonials most emil
nen Analytical Chemists of Philadelphia York and Bos-
ton the State Agricultural Society have endorsed with their
Diploma and Dr. Jackson of Boston, has testified under oath
to its absolute purity. Read the following
GERTIF CATEs:
Philadelphia Sept o. 1883.
We have carefully tested the sample of Chestnut Grove
Whisky which sent and find that contains
poisonous substance known Fus OIL the character
sc and injurious ingredient of Whskes general uss
BOOTH, GARRETT Il GAMAC,
Analytical Chemists.
New York. Sept 3, 1855
have anayzed sample of Chestnut Whisky received
from Mr.. Charles Wharton, Jr of Philadelphia having
carefully tested pleased that entirely free
from poisonous deeerions substances 1t is unusually
pure and fine favored quality of Whisky.
JAMES R. Chiffon, Analytical Chemist.
Boston, March 7, is5a
have made chemical analysis commercial samples OF
Chestnut Grove Whisky which the heavy
Fusil Oils perfectly pure unaduerated The fno
flavor of this Whisky is derived from thu grain mann
featuring it, Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES, NJ. D.. State Assaysr,
No. l6 Boylston street.
CHARLES WHARTON, Jr,
Wholesale Agent,
Il6 Walnut street,
je2 1y&w PHnADELPMA.
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r AIDES WINE. LADIES WINE.
sPEER'S WINE OF ELDER,
Celebrated
For s wonderful and beneficial qualities as a GENTIh
sTIMuLANT. TONIC DIURETIc and sUDoRIFIg. which
by Physicians and thousands Of Ladies' and Gentle
men in all partH of Europe and America.
Asa Gentle Stimulant and Tonic,
1t strengthens Digestive Organs improving the Appetite
and Purifying the Blood
As Diuretie,
1t nparts healty action the GLANDS, KIDNEYS
URINARY ORGANS, very beneficial in DRoPsY, GoUT
ERUPTIvE and RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
AS a sudorific,
acts upon Skin opening the and expeing all in
purties by nsensib perspraon thereby driving off Eruption
cleansing the surface giving and vgor the whole
system, u BLOOMING, SOFT and HEALTHY condition
| the SKIN and COMPLEXION.
The Chippewa Tribe of Indians
Have long used Blossom and Fruit of Elder
their most valuable remedies.
In Germany,
dried preserved by families
Speer's Wine of Elder,
Is pure from the juice of cultivated Elder recommended b,
PHYSICIANS CHEMISTS possessing remarkable
properties SUPERIOR any other Wines
and excellent article for all WEAK and DEBIITAT
ED PERSONS, and the AGED and TNPIRM, removing ALI
DISTRACTIONS improving the APPETITE and benedttins
LADIES and CHILDREN.
A Ladies' Wine,
Because 1t will not intoxicate, contains mixture
spirits liquors. its peculiar flavor
and nurlFe properties imparting healthy to thE
STOMACH and DIGESTIVE ORGAN
R-A wizegsss full may be used with meals,
any time through the day, as desired
We will ealy ask indulgence make trial thi
Wine.
For sale in New Orleans by E. j. HART CO., JOHN
WRIGHT & CO., JAMES sYME, Canal stree and by al
principal Druggists throughout the United States.
Trade sgspied prapretor's prices.
ALFRED SPEER, Proprietor,
my25 1y&W 20s Broadway New York.
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PHILADELPHIA CARDS.

w. & j. F. STARR,
- CAMDEN IRON WORKS,
Camden, New Jersey.
Manufacturers Of
All kinds of CASTINGS and APPARATUS for GAS WORKS.
WROUGHT IRON ROOF FRAMES, for Retorts and other
Houses
REToRTs and ali CASTINGS required for setting them in The
latest and most improved modes.
WASHERS, CoNDENsERS, sCRUBRERs and EXHAUST
ERs, eor relieving the Retorts from pressure
PURIFIERS, varying from 900 l,50ooOo cubic feet daily
purifying capacity.
WROUGHT IRON LIME sIEEEs, for PURIFIERS.
STATION METERS, Of all sizes.
GAS HOLDERS TELESCOPE and SINGLE. with Cas-. Iron
Guide and Suspension Frames
GAS GOVERNORS or REGULATORS.
STREET MAINS, from X 4s inches diameter for Water
Gas
STREET MAIN CONNECTIONS, such as Branches Bends,
Drips, Sleeves. etc.
STOP VALVES 80 inches either brass faced plain
WROUGHT IRON WoRK-AI the Smith and Sheet Iron
Work required in and about Gas Works.
R-Comunications should be addressed to the PRINGI
| PAL. OFFICE, CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY.
| H3-BRAECH OFFICE 125 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
| PHILADELPHIA ielS 1y&W
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HEADQUARTERS STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
CONSTITUTIONAL UAi0E PARTY,
August s. 1861
pe-HIass Meetings Will be held throuah hout
the City previous tnthe Presidential EectIou loiloMs:
Third District-Washnsen Square, WEDNESDAY, August
10, instant, ~
second Dstrict-Piace Artnes TUESDAY, September l.
Fourth q. Clay Square, WEDNESDAY, Sept 10,
First .. Clay Statue, Canal streep WEDNESDAY,
October D. - - - =
Thd Distrir-Washlueton Square WEDNESDAY, Oct. II.
Right 5auk IA leiers1 SATURDAY., October Il
First Bsrct-Clay Statue Canal street. MONDAY Nov. D.
Distinguished Speakers will the several meetings.
The climbs attached the Constitutional Union Bell and
Everett Party respectfully invited turn 0utand to the
public generally irrespective party cordial invitation II
extended. by order of the Committee:
NJ hUSS0N, Chairman.
Tuoy CVERY Secretary, aus te
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pIIssIssIppI COLLEGE,,

A;:i CLINTON, IlINns COUNTY MISS lE!:i
Number Of students in the year Just closed, 2G.
The College Year will commence Monday Oct % 1860
MEMBERS %
J. n; URNER 4 NJ President and Professor Of Mental and
s. G. SthhA n ii ois 1 FssisssoF S
j, II, p'1' YdRke hsi!eiB8aay 8; X, Tutor.
4: H !: !: #AEHs' #AfaFfH l. ! ! I, I"'1Si Fsi.r.
T. kEY s. ahANbEhhY Il Ass Gdesng Sfss Agent AGENT
The New Brick Chapel III feet long hy 5e feet wide and
sess9n .ss GF's IN I be entirely Completed This building
with its large Ieetu[e oons II Ne bassment in eoninneou
win t otsr % thss G%ege buildings will greatly facilitate
Tie BAPTIST State Convention at Lexington Miss 1857.
eight hundred dollars sl12 sv09 viii such M end2n
LINE viii be decided aud lsltgi and tie scholarship equal
to @ ] 8 of % he are now engaged in raising anoher
hundred thousand dollars endowment
@ sy ] ake & h@ F9hts hs @ MOI
Of S Hence he 81 no oee lay
boys with their low scholarship vicious with their reg
hs high standard Of Scholarship and vigorous dscipns Of
@ aa and
prosperity.
Boarding per month, dnclgding fuel washing,
For further information ADDRESS President college
Next session opens October %, 1860.
CLINTON, Miss. Aug 2 1850 anll sw
WHITE SULPHUR WATER. FROM THE
w White Sulphur Springs, Greenber Va Bottled at
the Sprngshis Company having made great improvements
in bong, the transported perfect when
taken from its PURCELL LADD Il CO.,
General Agents for tie United States, Richmond Va.
HThe Water is to be had in View Orleans of all the Drug
gists, at the principal Hotels, and of 1eagents
WILSON, IASSIE Co,
toV 4fnH4tW Go mission NJ lantS 80 Gravier
| UFNNESS, EXTRA STOUT THIS DUBLIN
Ia, Err is superior any other brand beverage OF
| purposes. For sale to the trade by
/ GRAY BROTHERS,
| re2tf Sole Agents,
| ------- --- Ill Old Tevee ST. Louis street.
| Ia ", NEW ORLEANS
LEEDS Il CO., its
and Manufacturers of Vertical and FOUNDERS,
Boilers Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans szonia SteaEI Engines
Fiera, Steam and Horse Power Daninar Kettles CHARTERS
Gin Clearing Iron Columns and Fronts Chimes Saw Mills
moaths Crate Bars etc., and all Machinery ngs Furnace
/ W have been duly authorized and prepared TO
| sTILLMAN'S PATENT BA5ASSE FURNACE ostruc
j fel2 dhw1v
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1artitular AOtitfs.

Punmo SCHOOLS, srcosD DIsrnicr, |
of Is elsyn hsrshy giHfS g Sa d
te paes e@a q s @ oce Ss Be4d W"
Pupils who received diplomas at the last exhibition VIII please
auso ID "a '' '' ''' u A. s'i GASoNGE snperintende
na.Pub,lc sehools, Fqurth Distrist, s1s.s, WI
au3O At sonerinendenl.
sS Row Boat RAGE The Firft H. Ann"aH NM, g;iI
take place al Tie the Pom eharran Railroad on
THURSDAY EVENING August 30 @ On the arrival al Of m hf p,h
cbarran Railroad Company for the accommodation q sof'
D sstss oHa 3 81
tembeT, at n o'clock, Z NJ. y. ,,,,u,,,,,o.
au25 & otns' ~ 'is WfhIf&M D ROGERS. seey
se epbic schools First District Dt,d.g IN I1s The
Pgbe @ Ssh9} e o the Fir, Rsrs m T baaf be fs"pesu on
Teachers requested REGISTER heir names IL the ycenm
Genemen derous Of Obtaining siaions in Il the e., aGGys
Schools requested to make tfF sPGaa'RS9Se IS ReER e & GARY
au2o ct superintendent.
n9.Notice-To the hoIders Of Bends 1lIIsa Of the the
New Orleans, Opelousis and Great western iN"''t'' ~
Interest due Of o9her @ nsS ne m Y b5pS e sT Rsa
sii other Coupons will be paid Louisiana State Bank
excepting the holders BY notice given prior 10 7
4 I na sanFe an p4ImsI o ot S e IT sew h0
p'a at the 'N''n ''N william Hi G. HEwEs President
new Orleans aug 70, looO .----o
Biloxi Miss. August q, 1860.
hB-ProposnIs for SuppIles-Wr written pfop0-
Until the September (ncuslTel lo me
delivery Ship Wharf of the following supplies, wl
fifteen days acceptance of proposals.
Proposals will for each class separately ana 10 be
Proposals Suppeg, and addressed 70 Lieut. r.
Z, PRIME, Biloxi, Miss.
GLASS
Isl Eight barrels Mess Pork.
l2J Twelve barrels Mess Beef,
(3l Three casks E, Bacon @ clsar ls5L.s Sides
(l) One barrel Dried Apples.
~ -Four barrels Moasses.
(2y Two barrels White Beans.
(J One barrel Lard.
-.. % Two barrels Rice.
(2J Two barrels Fair Sugar.
(3J Three barrels Pilot Bread.
CLASS II.
nOJ Ten bales Eastern Hay.
40, Forty bushels Oats, .1o
old and in good order.
$50 Eighty bushels Corn,
old yellow mixed, IN good order.
All of the above supplies TO be of the quality
by my check Assistant Treasurer at
New Orleans on certificate Of inspection By agent.
supplies probably be freighted BY the regular Biloxi
line scuoners the Mobile Pensacola sckooners
the at Ship Island not finished the goods V
be received from the schoDner's tackle . -
FREDERICK +. PRIME, I.M..
LIST Lieut.. Of Engineers
k8-Postponement of the Regatta at Mis-
OF The st0Tm saturday il the
Regatta which Thursday the 10th inst az
Tegardens Ote Mississippi City has been postponed until
| further nofee. hnIo u
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on the s August 1860 hive filled with the following nomna
TUESDAY, Isl January, 1851
ANNUAL SWEEPSTAKES FOR THREE YEAR oi4ps.
l. Heats of e subscription 5000 forfeit sl0O the Club
" s. BTfora names b. f. by Lexington, dam By Glencoe.
w j Minor a. " Dayis c. f by ster DaSta out Of
' s. F. Kenacr names b. c SID STORY by yandyke
Ha,penny, Also b, G. bs Glencoe out Of Saiy Morgan
II i FS FSey names e. { LGllTNISG by Lexington
BTosgnax cotrll name b. +, sAIIfE WOODWARD, by
Albion out OF hnuoF0' Sam. hay |
O. Heats of two miles: subscription $500 forfeit siaO the
Club to $500 if START che second horse to save
d, F. Keuner names SID. STORY by ye,dyke out Of
Il j Wells names ~ {. WELLsWooD " Yorkshire Of
j. rs j. Hunter name c sFERRoD, by Lecotate out of
r e. Moore names CHI s by yanae by Margrgye;
Broadnax i Coitil noms b f. sAlILk WOODWARD, by
Albion out ot Eudora
FRIDAY ith January 1861.
sweepsake for year old; mile heats subscription 5000 for
felt sOJ $500 added by Tue Cmbii the race "a fn the second
W. J. J. Nj Minor names ch G EQUINOX by Mabomed Of
N fdn A9 sh by y yanyss 5 Sbioa 95 oat # Eudo
Afo ws II namt. T. uNGLE by Lexington out Of
H. b. Foley names b. c. by Sovereign of Ann Watson
FOR THE SPRING MEETING OF 1851
Mareh I'LL m las w. Ssar Is s
on g Bae nS 10 Al @ H. Gnb Sdd 500 lie race / he &C.
gnst gns p 1850 neiaraons 10 made Of January
NJ j. Niaor nnrues ~ E9gIN2X by Mahome9 ont y
Also eh c. by Van vandy yke out o iatGai
BTshi Roa9ee q rs h@n Es Ri I II " Eso4s ehanef aA' y
j. Wells names UNCLE TRUE; ~ Lexington out Of
Les@mte c. ) cS t by q Mis- Riddle
Fiisht iai"s' IT. : l''lSi 49, .''''
SATURDAY. March 31-SwGepstske for year 0lds, Two
mile Heats 500 Sabsetpon, Siej forfeit ll
Isfs sHa sloe dREsgEy4 " sqIaSz sS
ssepsss On o III M se Ap he q sa n abcpon 800
hs g forfeit the Il & OF Of a ots s9 ] Rs CAB 10 add
o he n 81 nR hs ~ see9na @ hos @ 9 ID g NJ sS I 'G o
natae ct lie judges stand Cd te Merie Race Course
osl1'f @ rrEsb%Y n "a 'sFI % 2p IT. s sS Hall 4 HHDRETu
t3r a sgss hg1 ,, 9 Ies t3o f,ss ,4e ia
tors II lie St Charles H. aats Hotels add plate worth
run is ~ clos On r. e I;
angagy ise e o Eamg q ls n 1iay SaaS1 % ssr IL M III S
FOR THE SPRING or 1861
Swcepsake for produce Of their dams fQas Of lSGl
2yeas Old Subscription 500 forfeit $9o saoi ple! by The The
Sq6 tae y If fes ~ s % ~ NJ sgs9 ns3g aS 5 u lie il
iS6i the Saturday the regular Spring
Persons making nonnaions required furnish the sece
tary with an approved city reference.
ats6 Ct SIDNEY Story. sseretary.
TO PLAsTERE fs-5w9 rIEsr-eLAss s., rl.Ss: ! AS
poyment and good wages by ']TISE ] % p sTETENs6N
RAoble Rcgiserw please copy and send bill to the oLee
of The Thib0dauN Gazette,
FDAINTS, ZINCs AND vARNIsH-WE HAyE
u hand and constantly receiving PAlNis, HINCs
and yARNIsH, of The Pas7aic Mining and aluact
Company, in packages purchasers, which offer for
sale the Company prices and lerms. =. .g..
j. b. VALENTINE K Co, Agents,
AZ 81 Common street
a. RoYED CHARTER OAK
I'd COOKING STOVE,
N efsa--
Reservoir saAer, Plate Warmer,
PATENT REFLECTOR GRIDIRoN.
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OFFEz OF THE BoARB OF ASSESSORS, }
Room No, Is, City Hall.
New Orleans Aug u, 1860,
~rnrTrE Tn pAx PAyERS-The Board

N Of Assessors Of the City of New Orleans, having con-
nee3 their for the year 1850 and copies
fbera9 having left with the Secretary of the Board al
tS5Tr No rs City may and examined
6y any The inhabitants o. the said City Of Nsg Orleans and
prosperity in said from 9o'cock
4 N M o'clock P. n daily Sundays excepted during
TfiTRTY DAYS, from the L til instant.
nd the Board further give notice. that they
viii meet heir Office No lS City Hall from a9eoek N Nj
Hi nqIo r. NJ 21h, 2ls, 22d, 2ith 18th and 10Th OF
Ssn,er next TO review their application
FINN auy person corcetving himself aGgrieEed.
- 49, HENRY BIER, Secretary Board of Assessors
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2UREAU pu BoAKD pEs AssKssEuRs, y
Iorat 10 Is Marie,
NnnYrlie- 0rleans. II AOmt, lSSO. y

q
Lorat 10 Is, Marie,
Nouyelie- Orleans Ii AOut 1850.
WIS AITx CDETRIBUARLES.-Le Bureau
~ es Assesselrs de NonyeleO ayant
caIgn6te eus roles dassessemen pour lann6e % et aes
en- ayant etc misses entre du Secretaire di u-
@ au local No Ii Marie, les dts roles peaYet ere
ms ct exnnlnes par hObant de la Sanvee orleans eP
ner tGnt nroprl6aTe de la dta vile de heures A. NJ erGs
3 n n&peilement les imauces exceptGs pendant TRENTE
HOURS partir du 10 du present mois =.
Ft des Assesseurs donnent avis de pms gu ~
rGuniront lenr local No 10 de Ia Marie de heafes 4, NJ
2heure n 1 les 2e 2lme 22ne 2ime, 25me Ct e lotiis
de pROchain ain de reyser enrs assesseleis sur
epfis''' 2s=s1 HENRY BIER,
aul4 Sot secratare du Bureau des As'esseprs'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-30

closed mail consisting letters and for states
the German Austrian Postal Union and Denmark
Norway Sweden Poland Russia Greece Onan Islands, etc.,
Is sent from the Post in New York serai weekly
mail the West India Islands will be sent by thls
nRg4 Notice-Thc Consignee of 40 boxes of
Congress Water marked A. IeGh Co.. st Louis per snip
Hemisphere from New York will please make himself known
10 the undersigned. ., ,,,, "a, 1,...
niT-T The ship j. =. E'arson, Scott, mmster-
from New York dsrhargjng her at Post 40
Third District Consnees will pease attend to the receipt q
their goods the Leyee otherwise they will be stored al he
ai2i GEO W HyERoN 4 co, 50 Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-30
TYNE, LABOR ARR uoNETS4rE

PATENT REFLECTOR GRIpIRoN..
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slssrP GrfOn account Of the storm o Saturday a the
Regatta which off Thursday the 10th ins at
Tegardens Hotel Mississippi City has been postponed until
further hulb II
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-30

On SATURDAY. March Sl--S@tapStake for Two year oldA
mile heats S1 subscription; half forfeit so declaration four
or more 10 l tile Club add $500 the the
his stake and close on me Isl u
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-30

The Proprietor of the above CELEBRATED WHISKY de-
introduce the article the public and physicians of city
and country, as the
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-30

-lN9 casks Ahops landing ship Frank Pierce, for
"A sale by s. WOLFF,
auA corner Grayiar and New Levee SITS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-30

GOPARTNER.SHTP.

DISSOLUTION THE PARTNERSHIP ExTsTIEG
~ under the style Of FOSHAG HARPER is this day dis
solved, by mutual
j. HARPER having bought the interest Of p F0sHAG as
sEnes all the liabilities and alone authorized 10 settle the
affairs Of the late firm PETER FOsHaG.
j. HARPER
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-03-31

Of a lawless power, have acquired consistcncc,
compactncss, and determination, have learned
how to associate against the disciplined combi-
nations that are formed against themj but still
they cannot be too careful in their proceedings
not to be over confident of success. Great in
terests are at stake, and great caution should
be observed in order TO secure them. 1t is
moreover question of time. There are evils
which must be prevented nor, at this present
time, or their cure may be rendered impossible.
And for administering the remedy, certain
length of time is also necessary; for political
measures, as well as all others, must have due
season for being brought to maturity. The
more widely spread our disorders have become,
the longer will it take to remedy them. With
a view Of eflecting change in the manner OF
administering the government, from a loose
and lawess one to one OF order and regularity,
more than a single term of four years should
be gained, il possible. Full eight years would
be needed to give the right tone to the diseased
system and radical completeness to the cure.
In order to effect so desirable an end as this,
the party must be governed by that prudence
and moderation which are due to their character
as Republicans--as democratic Republicans, in
contradistinction to that sham democracy which
makes the extension of slavery principal OBJ
iect of its power. Unless the Republicans
could have two successive terms in office their
attempted reforms might prove in vain.
]. w. =.