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eoR ALL The PURPOSES oFAfAMlLY PHYSIc,

are so composed that disease within the range OF
their action can rarely Withstand or cvadc them.
Their penetrating properties search. and cleanse,
nd invieorate every portion Of the human organ
ism. correcting its diseased action, and restoring
IL healthy vitAties- As consequence OF these
puoerties. the invalid who is bowed down WIN
~ d physical debility is astonished to find his
health o. energy restored by remedy at once 30
simple and inviting. -~
Not only do they cure the every day complaints
Of every body, but also many formidable ana
dangerous diseases. The agent below named II
pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac,
containing certificates of their cures and directions
Sos their use in the following complaints Cosf're,
sess. Heartburn, Headache arising from dssordercd
Norock. Nausea. Indigestion, Pam tn and Mo'tsd
1sscsion II dc Borels, E7atuieney. Loss Of DR.
tifs. Jasxdice, and other kindred complaints,
arising from low state of the body or Obstruction
of its functions. They are an excellent Alternative
for the renovation of the blood and the restora.
ton Of tone and strength to the system
BY disease. - ~ aVods 1T
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GREAT EASTERN ROUTE VIA
q HIO l. MlSIlPPI
go BROA G. AGE
RAILR o A ID

lEaking the quickest time from 81: Louis to
MI CINCINNATI. Iou.ssi., Nashville and all
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P,,t.burp - hours Boston, ~ hours.
wheeling, 1917 hours. Philadelphia. IS hours.
.fJevelaed. Is hours. Baltimore, So hours.
Buffa.o, Is. hours. Washington, 37t hours.
Iouisvii,e. ia hours. Nashville, ~ hours.
From St. Louis 10 Cincinnati WITHOUT cAANoK
a. CARS From Cincinnti to Cleveland, Fits.
ausx Or Beliair, without change Of cars
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THE HONE CIRCLE,
The Merchant, Mechanic. aad Former,

4
The Merchant, Mechanic. aad Fermef.
As lis Eaine. indicaieS,,it VII. be
independent ON all seiJec's,'. o'oi
neutrai,) and in all respects uf With
the ,imes-'a lioe paper fearlessly
following where Truth shall lead
the way; careful Of others rights,
firmly maintaining It's own a'i
/, In conducting this enterprise, tn
proprietor brings 10 his aid the salg-
liable knowledge acquired in Ten
Years Experience as an Editor and
Publisher. and knowing 10 such
word as fail, he feels confident OF
success, and hopes TO meet a kInd
AMI welcome reception among new
acsuaintances and future friends.
Until the undersigned arrives al
his future home, to take Charge Oh
the office, the business and local III
cres,s of the paper will bciconduci-
ed byJouN W. Day, Esq, Oskaloosa'
ansas, to whom arPlications-should
he made and letters addressed.
r y. w. ROBERTS, Proprietor.
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H. =
10 lae rcR ruE SPEEDY CURE or
I, -, ,a A-.c-
A.UI"...ens 1919 =. . -
p Kcmisten1 re'e!, I'M" .c'cI, .a'"D
Ague, Periodfcai headacne, OF Eino"s
Headache, and Bilious Fcvers, indeed
+ for the whole class Of diseases oriSi-
.,s;r- in hillary dc r1ngcment, caused
~. .ns w,,,,;,'cf min sma.ic countries.
III e. s., ,,e
Z NO one ie'nsus isfSUcs. H., .,,re
necessities o. 'ne -'Is,.vaA ls 49, Srch
.ilu .so.s s.s .hied 80 49, Nil perfecN
W.. are nos eua's Nh .-sa;a.,s ,hs d.scase
-, ~, Via: .,...,sa" so,,,.isd On -,roof that
s'u "t". 49,, So. e. ne. in s,v o,,an.
no nc Aarr" CON "i''e ''o''
"ty. 80 AZ ,,. ,S;.T
:. Ana. "u'.. aS -. - .ar,.;.. ~ rho
oisoFa.l u.'. - - =, !, ".,qSss,s Ss.'s.,,;a i
so..,n'. .s." scs' ~ ,,,.;e.,, Coos IN.
go ..S =, 49,. 49,, - ,.;a,er, a,tact. of
rs: -, ,:.ta.,.,' IN ..f,n- o~,s,s
-. .ils u'isiu. u,''s. a;pe Sc - 49,
s e., ,,a., ....... 90 sss.reion-
-, 80 az J;so,ee n ,,to,, ON ,hc i;rs, ~,
~roa.h os ;,s nrcnnonitorv sv,nntorDs. Ii i,
-, ~. 81. hot, ra,,,e,l,, over ye, discovered
e. ~ a. NJ comnIain,s. bu, a,so tho
S.h.,r.~, Tb, l,,,e o,arti.v we s,,pply for
IL, h.;nas !, With, ,bc roach 81 cveyvi
t,sr.' al in b;i;o,,s districts. where FEyEn
80. ,rc,,;,s cvcrv holy .hould have i,
~ ,,.c :, f[cclv both for cure and protection.
Il Is honei thus ur;cc will place il within tho
,r.ch Of ail-thc ppor rs well as the rich A
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; E, ,, JOHNSON, m.'G.,
PHYICIAN AND, SURGEON,

, Office on ives, side of Square, in the office for
n,srly occupi 4 by Dr. A. J. P,srcs. Residence
corner of Liberty aud Hcrkim-r cts, oskaieosa
j.if.rsor Ccani,, Il j. gu
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.leFIEiaD A0tEES:
] i'urreat ChrsRitle ef,Gui.Dpor Affairs


Encouraged by the great success Of the OHfo
CULTivAToR and 10 meet Inere fully "a icn.ard
iifor intelsgepeiof Passing Events rslatinz TO Ru-
raj Affairs. We shall commence on the lst Of Jan
uary, 1861, and publish
: AshAEsE- FIRST CLASS WEEKLY PAPER
Devoted to the same scope ~ Pac,ifa' Firliis
Affairs as hs.sie.yse si.sA The enso EpIrlyA
7on, and besides ilS sive complete NAnkEr RE
roRrs Notices Of sales. TApef sation six hang
es,and Statistics. # Live Stock. Standing rud
peIfotul,hees.uf Eosscs. Setic, .. ,igrieultarei
Soc cites, al nsriner Of. Eield NsFs, ajyea,nFss
: in the Saddle, Shaotir,, F:sails All alaply
!'pS5is Y,tla 81 .iss aIi 'lhssHi i.arca sf F'm-
lily NTsre.'aly.i - s...,-.. ~. -.-a-. d Z,
FEEs.D NOTES will be u, &c, double
eight page sheet, Published every week Jumping
alive W Ia rich and iusny thir2s which dare
nor'put in the ONO CrLFfvA1oR A sampls No.
wiA Re ready sbeot the s..i4.le o. Decerss,sr en-.
ssnI II, e to all applicants who iesiEe 10 sGb.c.i5c
Or nse.it for kf,ssnf Up cats. DfE
1 fssss. -Sihs eicop? NO dollars ysar; FIVE
coiies for eight dollars; ten cories los fifteen del
lar, and copy extra 70 the g-ites Up If owe,
cab CT ten. Po,.'tn,. ms u-nsI, in ssv .nec.
). .. HARRIS. Editor,
r q = - --ts Cof1rr tt< OH
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Scrofula, or Kings Evil,

is a constitutional disease. a corruption Of the
blood, by which this fluid becomes vitiated.
weak. and poor. Being in the circulation, It
pervades the whole body, aud may burst gu.
IN disease on any part Of it. ], No bryan is free
nom its attacks. nor is there one which i may
not destroy. The scrofulou.. faint is yar.ously
caused by mercurial disease, low living. dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impureysif, filth
and filthy habits, TIE depressing vices. and,
above ali, by the venereal Infection What
ever be its origin. it is hereditary IN the ccA1
stitution, descending " from partnfs to Ihildrel.
unto the third and fourth generation; indeed.
it seems to be the rod of Him who says, II
will visit the iniauities Of the fathers xpon
their children vi,
It's effects commence by deposition feosa lns
iss 49, u IS as;ss. s.|a n sa
siie sHIi.sle, c, 1ps.J7is
rupaon, which gendsrs in the blood, deprcssos
:he energies of liie so that scrofulous constitu-
tons not only suffer from scrofulous COM
plants, but they have ki less power to with
stand the attacks Of other diseases: eonsc-
quently vas. numbers perish by disorders
which, although not scrofulous IN their nature,
are still rendered fatal byethis faint in the
system. Most of the consumption which de-
climates the human family has its origin directly
in this scrofulous Contamination and many
destructive diseases of the live. kidneys. brain
and, indeed, of all the organs, arise from or
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter of all our people are scrofulous;
their persons are invaded by this lurking IN
fiction, and their health is undermined by It.
To cleanse Il from the system we must renovate
the blood by an Alternative mesicine. and IN
vigorate it by healthy food and eSersne.
Such medicine we supply in
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AYERS Ague Cure,

ssa as.s = .,izes dis n i ~ Isl ra;so1 il tlz
tlo1l saa simaiatcs the lver 10 expel il ION u,
.7-- = 5a9u :, 50 Is DOS gre tbs al i-l.lS
;s5 s.ry, erssrt ccrt1inty. Ind it d,e5 faorc,
o. 49, 5sss1ei,, Is o. more scryf-@.o those sa1-
:e-s - Ills inse-i5l. II tiken IN season i e:-cii
Is if9 tAs sEsicn IS sisl- sed. ans. TINS Keeps
thai ysr ,issi. fse, irr1t ~ attacks: KEGS nc
systea IN he7,th aithas1h ex1ssg'l 70 the discz-e
Ccuscquen,y il 10, 9aly cares 81, Protests irol.
M s-s,s yi-isrv OF sc tS.ss which are i-dGcei
ay til, n .Enlai inaaesice, sueii IA Rer'i.ss-,
Fever ChiA Fever. D;mb. Or Masked Ayue,
Pertsd %, iieadaehe, or Bilious Heldaehc. Bilious
ferer-, N.esa zia- rheumatism, Gout, Blindness.
Taot5acha Ei-achc. Ca.arrh. Asthm1, Pai7lts-
ti..s, 4 :. Allsctiols 9. ila SP,esn. Eys.er.cs,
Coli. Pg@'s sii al p sI.isl -Ai!ss.ons CO ts.c
Siea.sSl III l5osels, al OF sshics. unen arising
Rom +. Cause, vii be ioant. te assume rore y
les the i,.isaai-leGt type. las A6Ss Cr2R
s...r-cs -. s.-. Ct tlcse deraaSemcats, se cures
.ha i'-sel5a- r..
This 1t aec5.ar'isaes ~ stimulating tie czers.
t5-i,s % eSral the yi.Us from the systeali and
,ee or-ar,s ~ degrees become hebites 70 Go this
fairo.sa 9f tlair own accord. Hence arises VIA:
ne I'm 4ecEssat "a. Zine nay accomplish tho
sara, cil. trc o,en IL, IS net l9ng enough, CT :
-se-.i,c u the s.-1T1pt, while this :" AerE tVRE
4 sss-it ~ oaee, a.d vi-li SAFETY. we have Srea,
-1aso1 = beEcve this IS a surer IS well as safer
-s.s.,r ~ rlc Whole class Of diseases which aEc
-.sel L. the Inas-naiic infection, than my other
,Y, has tccn discovered; and i has s.ill another
nsao ,ert strautace % tie public, which IS. t.ss
Il is ciseAp IS Sell a. good
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r7WANIEp.

A. FARM Of two OF three hundred acres, witt
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price, will pless- call upon N. K. Du,ioa. at ,ht
Dntion House. O.AaioO>a. 10 6-tf
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

rs ross4us k.FrD ecsi OF
t6,rks, Csids, .In ncn58 Atarlcness,
.Cfcup, Bronchifls, In9sbacht cohsump'
ton, and for the relief Of CONSERVATIVE
Pa,iest,AA ,edyanccd stages Of tho
t-disedse.
30 wide is the 6cld Of its usefulness and . nu.
merous are the cases Of its cures, that almost
.cyay scs,ios of cuprP akoue IN on. rSo.
icjS ku6ep stbq 6yetc9 Tcsscrce alAi -, ~
and even desperate diseases OF the lungs " ~
nee. when once tried, its superiority over evsry
other medicine of its kind is too apparent u
obscsyation. and wheH IL viYtnp ~ fesYs ue
nsbIie no ic,,rcr hlsitatewhAt sabt4oH toSmpey
Tor the distressing and dangerous affections oI mo
pulmonary organs thetare incident to our cnn.ss
While many inferior remedies thrust upon Sne
ss ;sS Ss sS a. s ssSs sea:ss:
On the afflicted they can never forget. ana pro-
duced c.res TOO nulssus and too EcnaTkaa' p
" '''s PREfAaE44Y =
mn. j. g. xfER T. co.
2 EewKE1,AA1SI
>. Mooss 4 MeClellsp, Oska)oosa. =. y
Hillyer. Grasshopper Falls. c. F.. Good
nan. Leavenworih. and agents IN every
nv, in be Uuitsd States.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.


A Benevolent Institution established by epecial
Endow meht, for the relief OF Che Sl-k and
Distressed. afflicted with vjrui. nsand Esdsm
ic Diseases, and especially for rASscure o. hi
seasee of,he Sexnai Organs.
M EDICAL ADVICE giren gratis, hy.-the
NJ Acting Surgeon. TO all who APPLY b. .i,er,
with descri p,ion o, their condition. ts-S, occu;
patton, habits Ut life. &c. aud in, sasss b. cx-
q. me poverty, Medicines tsrDisd ir,t vi st arge
,yeu.bie Tsporis ga, Sacrm,torrhea, AM o5a.
ef fi,eages OF the Sexual organs. aud o. the
View Remedies employed W the DispensSry, sont
TO the afflicted inieai ID etrer envs lopd tree q,
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y avg '~V1c.r .ssf7-G afii r. = .ise93sa 4
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"CRISIs"
NO. IL DELAWARE STREET.
REAL AusEs OF ALARM,

but are inclined to pursue their original design
Il furnishing the dealers in and 'Iss consumer
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q seGaGE CHECKED THgouGE
Fever and Ag.no,

f-7.r --'.ie,l a-a..ni si.c- o-er Lrs1 par: Of
the nc rsszc1l--.ce 81 ese1=efr acton
~ 50 srs-s i->i A-'the f1cisc-Sts .ails-l Q:
i---.st;, y ,.'tss' e:;hii1l.i3t Z ~-fyed hy
~. - X 81 or 80 IN, as rfSes with
- .'., -..i- A. --as-fi:. yg.se f1e s.ris below
n a trs vlr iS--.sS sesst r. esfth sur
Tes, sIi,t 5ieisii.. - 4 sertih frsthn'tsh the
lu-ngs lHi n a.s Ne. Eisese irsess rs nris t1tls
pois,s o. tas intern i vIsceTa. ans. stelso-e.rs
4 oeo 5sd. Ika u staeanios i-.ts;9 sr as ~
So f> s aeniy this virus, 5s- also t..s al, scsi
ia A.1 ~. the vTes' s1d Tao II. 1as,sa:s'1is
,inas.cs s.sai "a s,. rad ,sase sip,s,t scHs.,-
iiosl .lo saalS,i, b tsis re- ~ u.
stG-lA sym ihi-, WITH the, iivor, ant &c 'o1s
disAs.lssel si,os Eiasiy, tao ~ seso-f c.
s,a.5'l a. j. az "a attempt 70 sa2e -se n7So,is
ssf,s1, c1n-er -,a:si TIC y-aIa, bso2 NJ ihs gay
a tsle ia;sfsll eE s-ctn rlcs o-s1scs @ "a cas-. q
CT. The hieoi ls2sri the s1s.c,, asS x.sass -
t1e cene.al organs VIII c.riges-,se .ss-ss:: Ihs
q :..e Cl.st sB2t.i9 Il. e.l.t -i,E.-- Eoi t'l'
r.vy..s u ,s, u vi..-h tae, ool lt;Tes ;Ec cs.-
a N, 81 s.hf 4, rs ss 3 s.ss 2 Il ::
hat o.hs- srllt exe.et0.y -lze sii1- II tlis
-, j. .is I'D the sys.-l. alln1o-s the a-;9'19.
---ha;,es ,ii c-rils Tor tie recovery o. strerst1
80 -e4c1t The ,pe'ess e-iors another dry. iE,as
&c s..e Cts or parrxrspa d kEyEi. AND AZ :.
SASH co1s.iii9n7l ssS1y,e. WI Q. e1-.-e dil--eF-
nine ~, hclita /. / IS not removed.
{ So 2laIe l1so-ei . fad, r'd AaTe '7fi7i' u
s...sir :. - -
GYer's Ague Cure,
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- Particular attention paid 10 receiving, an
lsswsrding soods 10 the in'erior-
s,ul 81
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The following are the terms Of the several
editions: - g
DAILY IssUk-s6,OO per snnum, payable in
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TRI.WEEKLY IssUE-is published on Tues
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WEEKLY PaEss-coa aiming General News,
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crilrer. 81 20 per copy. LII
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DRY GOODS =
cIsthins, Bopls and Shoes Carpets
y,.nc cn nlDC E7H

Al ,lxs lewsst prices that they can ke ssid Any
Sty or ,town Ia the Gssas Wet. N: 'aAse now
the p.easurc Of announcing TO our trIenos Sne
evsraucrs thrs eur u OK has besa lDoda 'sHA asd
ample f,.m peeest purchases, aud with full con-
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-02-28
INPHCTIN1.
The Persian Fever Charm.

For the prevention cure Of Fever snd Agus
and Bilious Fevcrs. This wonderful remedy
was brought to the knowledge Of tho present
proprietors by q friend who has been q great
traveller in Persia and the Holy Land.
While going down the river Euphrates, he
experienced q severe attack Of Fever and Ague.
TN discovering his condition, one Of the Boat
men took from his person an Amulet, saying,
!" swear this and no Fever will touch you" Al
though incredulous 40 to it, virtues he COM
Piled, and experienced immediate relief, and
has since always found II an e~fectual pIo tcc-
ton from all mala rious complaints.
On further investigation he found that the
boatmen attributed to it miraculous powers, and
said that it could only be obtained from the
Priests Of the Sun. Sometime afterwards, the
gentleman in conversing with . Priest obtain
cd from him the secret Of its preparation, and
ascertained where the medicinal herbs were
found, Of which it was compounded. The wond-
Ell III virtues Of this article have induced . full
relief in the minds Of the natives in the mirac-
u Gus healing powers Of their Priests.
Since his return to America, it has been
tried with thshappiest efectby several Ladies'
and Gentlemen Of high character, who have
given it the most unqualified praise. This
remedy having been a.specifc in Persia for
hundreds Of years, for the prevention and cure
Of Fever and Ague and Bilious Fever-is now
offered to the American people.
It will b sent by mail, prepaid, with full
directions far use, on receipt of one dellar
Principal Depot and Mandatory, 1873 Main
st., Richmond, Va. Branch Office, Bank Of
Commerce Buildins,New York. Address
y2n3yly. JOHN WILCOX I CO!
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Heavy Shipments Of Corn and
Bacon to the South.

The quantity of grain and provisions
boated up the Cumberland and Tenne-
sec Rivers, now lying in warehouses
and bulk, awaiting transportation by
railway to South Carolina, Georgia and
intermediate points. is unprecedented.
Every train going East or South, is
heavily laden with corn and bacon, and
still the supply accumulates at Nash
vile and Florence faster than it Il be
taken away. On their return trips,
We are informed, the cars come quite
empty, little or no merchandise being
received by the way Of Charleston.
The drain upon the resources of the
South, this year. to purchase the sub
stantials Of life, will be very seriously
felt. Less cotton and more corn, should
be the motto Of every farmer i'll the
Gulf Statcs.-North Alabamtan, pub
Hshed at 1uscnmJia, E.b. 18Th.
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THE INCOMING ADMlNISTRA'
TlON.

The Fourth day Of July, 1176 is a
memorable day in the history OF our
country. The 4th day of March, 1861
will be another day worthy of com-
memoration for long years to come.
Upon the former day We were relieved
from the tyrany of an oppressive Gov
ernment; upon the latter day it will be
ditto. Succeeding the former it took
us sometime to get the old ship OF state
in good sailing condition !; succeeding
the latter, it will probably be ditto
That it will finally be accomplished we
have but little doubt. We have the ut
most confidence in the ability Of Mr..
Lincoln. We are satisfied that the par
ty which placed him in power will have
ne cause for regrets. We arc confident
that his administration will be sufficient
~ concilatory, while at the same time
it will be free from the disgusting a
iliations which has stamped his prede-
cessor with disgrace. We do not be
lieye he ente1tains the idea Of com.
promising with traitors, yet much OF II
he will leave with Congress and the
people, making but little use of the We.
to power, ~except'in emergencies. His
inaugural address will reach us in = few
davs, and from that We shall be enabled
to predict his course.
At any rate We are a~nxiously await
ing his incoming administration ant
believe We shall hail the advent witt
ioy.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-02-28
THE STATE REGISTER.

This paper printed at Des Moines'
has received the patronage Of the State,
in the line Of State printing, for four
years but at the last term of the Leg
islaturc this patronage was bestowed
upon another We believe it has al
ways been Republican in politics but
the question now arises can this be
said of it any longer. It favors, and
advocates, Judge Kelloggs proposition,
which embodies the restoration Of the
Missouri Compromise line. Thus will
ing to give to slavery all our territories
south of 1880, while the Chicago
platform says: eve deny the author
ity Of Congress, Of a territorial Legisla-
ture, or of any individuals to give legal
existence to slavery ~ in any Terri.
tory Of the United States.'
The Register says that President
Lincoln's Indianapolis speech "pretty
clearly indicates his purpose to reclaim
the property of the General Govern
ment, that has been seized by the seces-
sionists, and to collect the revenue at
southern ports by means Of the navy
This inclination Of the President elect
it dcplores, and says "when the Gener-
al Government makes up its mind, to
this line Of policy it may as well prepare
| for coercion to the fullest extent"
It takes special pains Of late to G
logise Nj. Seward and Mr., Bates, and
publishes an extract from a letter written
by the latter gentleman, the 18th OF
last March in which he says "The Ma
tional Government has the power to
permit or forbid slavery within them
(thc Territories } also another extract
from another letter written by the same
gentleman last June, in which he says
he has, eno great respect for party plat
forms in general and from all this the
Register seems to derive a vast deal Of
consolation. Now putting this with
hat We submit whether the Register is
sound on the Goose as a Republican
Journal.