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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-25

AT AN EXTRA MEETING OF
THE GOVERNORS GUARDS, held
this day. the following resolutions were offered
and unanimously adopted:
Guards be rendered to Mr. and Mrs. n. c. BAR
Ton. and the ladies OF Richmond, Tor their kind
ness ia provi6ing the very many deliescier whieh
this company has enjoyed while eAcamped in and
near this city.
Resolved That the above resolution De pup
lished in tho city papers.
e. BROWN, A citing Sec'y,
Governors Guards, I'd Reg ts. G. V.
Camr Dacis, May "a, 1851. my 2a-u*
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Acquitted-Salmon Bickford, whose arrest
on Thursday as a suspicious character. has
been mentioned, was yesterday taken before
the Mayor, and after an examination, was re-
leased from custody.
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~ Persons at a distance forwarding their
subscriptions by Express. are requested 70
write the names of their respective Post-Of.
f,ces. iegibly, in their letters.
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Rents-In other cities, since the inception OF
the present difficulties, landlords, knowing the
stagnated state of trade, have reduced the
heavy rents in the business streets to one-half
of former rates. As Richmond suffers from, the
same causes that depresses other cities, her
landlords would do well to intermit at least
half of their exorbitant demands till the wal
is over. IT'S not right that our merchants
should be paying rents now such as they paid
whom peace, dollars and trade reigned supreme
We call the attention of landlords to this fact
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-25

~ THE CELEBRATED CARTE IR VIsIrs, and all
other styles Of photographs and Ambrotypes, not
surpassed by any in the world, can be had At
REss' Gallery, lS5 Main st., over West John
stons Bookstore.
just received, large quantity Of nne French
and English Photographic Parer, and Plain and
Fancy Gases. REEs' improved Pearl a morotypes
as usual my :s-st
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Personol-The Hon. Franklin j. Moses,
Commissioner from the State of South Caro-
lima to the State of North Carolina, is in the
city, at the Exchange Hotel.
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SEND rs rBe NEWS:

Our friends At the various camps and places
of rendezvous and elsewhere, will confer
favor by sending to us any interesting intel
tirepce, At the earliest practicable moment
for publication We desire 10 keep our readers
informed In regard to every thing that trans
pire.. and will pay an adequate compensa'
tton for i'm nor tant news.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-25

Oglethorpe Light Hyant'y.-Brief mention
was made in yesterdays paper of the arrival
of the above admirable corps on Thursday
night. The people of Savannah have reason
to be proud of their military representatives
abroad. and, taking the company alluded to as
n sample of the Georgians generally, so have
the people of that patriotic State. They will
worthily sustain the honor and renown OF a
people who, OF every battle field of this coun-
try, have always been foremost in the tight.
TIE spirit that animated the gallant Pulaski,
lin the shade of whose monument they were
formed,) seems to have inspired these intrepid
soldiers to do and dare all things for that In
dependence and liberty which they love SC
we'll, and without which they do not wish tc
live.
The Oslethorpe light Infantry, as previously
stated, is very full company. The following
are its officers Francis S. Barlow, Captain
Jos. J. West, LIST Lieutenant; Hamilton Cow
per, I'd Lieutenant; A. F. Butler, Sd Lleuten
ant: J. L. Holcombe, LIST Sergeant; Frederick
Bliss, ID Sergeant; IL. A. Crane, Sd Sergeant
w. +. Shellman, 4th Sergeant and Chas- Z
Hardwick, Treasurer. The battalion is nov
chartered at the Fairfield Race Course.
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~ We wish IT distinctly understood that
postage stamps ,ofu not be received in pay
ment for subscriptions TO the Dtspotch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-25

Resmlt oftAe E,ection.-The following Is the
nett result of the election held on Thursday
last in this city: A. r. Holiday, candidate
for Board of Public Works, received 3,3sz
votes. John Robertson, for the Senate, re-
csived 1929 votes, and was elected. For the
House Of Wyndham Robertson re,
eeived 2,5sO votes. John O. steger 1,7eo' and
Thos. H. Wynne l,T77, and were elected.
On the question of an amendment to the
State Constitution. taxing slaves under IL
years of age, 3,l4l votes were cast in favor Of
it. and l24 against it. Four votes were cas-
in the city against the Ordinance of Secession
We append the vote of Monroe Ward, omitted
Yesterday:
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kE PROFITABLE ISyEsrMEyr "A privateer,
not costing more than ten thousand dollars. sail
al from New Orleans, and in two days captured
plies worth two hundred and eighty thousand
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Complimeata,y-A meeting of the Butler
Guards, 2nd Regiment of South Carolina OIL
unteers, was held at Camp Davis, yesterday
morning, which was presided over by Capt A.
d. Hoke as Chairman, and Sergeant j. S.
Mauldin, as Secretary. The meeting was held
in view of their departure from Richmond to
another field of service. The following reso-
lutions, which speak for themselves, were
unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the thanks OF this corps are
pre-eminently due, and are hereby rendered
TO the ladies of Richmond for their Kindness In
making up our fatigue uniforms, at such short
notice, and in so skillful manner.
Resolved, That the thanks of the corps are
also hereby rendered 10 Mr.. James H. Grant
for courtesies and refreshments extended 10 ut
| on the morning of the 23d inst.
| Resolved, That the thanks of this corps are
| also rendered to various other citizens OF Rich
| mond for their several acts OF Kindness to
| ward us during the time of our encampmen
| near the city.
| Resolved, That the above resolutions b,
| published in the papers of the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-25

To be Sent AUay.-George Snider, of Balti-
mere, who was arrested here as a suspicious
character, is to be sent to Baltimore, and will
not be- RECESSED from jail till he is ready to
start. VIM, H, Frear, who had once before been
arrested and carried before the Mayor on .
suspicion Of disloynlty to the Sta,s, WAS again
taken IL custody yesterday on the same charge.
The Mayor promised to release him Whenever
he was ready to 70 away for good. In the
meantime he was placed in custody.
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Died

DR.. FoNTAINE MERIwETHER. At his resi
dence, in Pike county, Missouri, formerly OF Nu'
ginia, ON the 9oth April, 1881
Mr. WIN H. MERiwETHER, at his residence,
near Memphis, Tennessee. on the 18th Nay, issi
formerty of Virginia.
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MONROE WARD

Close of polls-Board Of Public Works
A. r. Holiday, .Oes; T. L Broun,2 For Sc
nator-John Robertson, ISL: Joseph r. Ander-
son, 2Bs; scattering, 30. For House OF Dele
gates-Wyndham Robertson. 1873; ~ ) Sauil'
ders sss. John o. Steger, $40; A. A. Morson
sie; r. H. Wvnne, 46l; N. b. Hill. 900; r. +
Morriss, 1879; scattering, 20. For amendment
1O0l AGAINST 10
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STRAYED AND LOST.

STRAYED OR STOLRN-Fron the
NNsubscriber, at Ashland, on Thursday
Gs<Aaight, 23d inst , a MARE bright mahoga-
ny color; scan; fifteen hands high: long body;
broad, s,ropg bone; nice head and ears: rather
Edwin Walker, from stable of Davis & Hutche-
She raised in Bath county, Kentucky,
and ill likely make for that point. liberal
reward will be paid for her safe delivery at this
point, or at the stable OF DAVIS & HUTCHINSON, in
Richmond JOHN JOHNSON,
Quartermaster Dspa rtmsnt,
my 25-2tA Ashland, Va.
I OSF-On Thursday last, between Richmond
IL and Ashland, COLTS FIVE SHOOTER.
liberal reward will be paid for its return to Hen.
rico Liz bit Dragons, at Camp Ashland, or at the
Dispatch office.
my 2:-2t% PHILIP SAUTTER
I OST-FRkE PApERs.-On Wednesday last /
IL lost my FREE PAPERS. somew here in this
CITY. II returned to me, or left at the Dispatch
office, will pay suitable reward.
my 25--lt* WILLIE ANN TYREE,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-25

FOR RENT A nsw Frame House, on Broad,
between 10Th and 2lst streets, containing -
room enough for good siz- family, conve- 81
niant TO business. Possession given lmne-
diately. For terms. &c, apply to
Z. d. EACh0, General Agent,
yny l4th siraat
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oO Tubs CHOICE BUTTER.

.DA BIS CHOICE BUTTER.
~ 400 bbls. ksnned SUGAR.. all grades.
80 bbts very choice GOLDEN SYRUP.
800 bbis No. l, =, and 3MACK sRsL.
$50 bbl- new No. 1 CUT HEARINGS.
rs half barrels Family ROE hkRRlNGS
800 bbs Common WHleKEY, GIN, and
BRANDY.
80 bbls very Hne old Apple and Peseh
BRANDY.
loo bsss Lsgusyrs COFFEE.
loo boxes STARCH.
400 boxe. P.raiioe, Adsmantine, and Tsllov
CANDLEe.
200 bbls. Fine, supsrfue, Extra, and Family
FLnUR.
30 !, /, and pipes very fine French BRANDY
900 SACKS u A. aud liverpool Fine SALT.
200 packages very fine vreen and Black TEA
500 bbls very choice old Mountain NnIshEY
50 packages choice LEAF LARD.
100 b Ne- Detersive, Coigate's, and Altmyer's
SOAP.
LINES, vi all kinds; BUCKETS, OF all kinds,
Tubs, Manufactured Tobacco, Cigars, Of vari0u.
kinds; Matches, Mustard, coda, east Powders.
Wrapping and Writing Paper. Nails DemiJohus
Bias kets, Pickles, Cheese; Blackberry, niger aud
Cherry Brandy, German Buffers, Backing; fipe.
81 all kinds; broom, Port, Malaga and Madeits
Wiue; Holland Gin, irish Potatoes, Wrapping
Irvine, aud various 9th er arttc es. For safe by
yb-Gt WN " Jb r. 4 90
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LAD
Atbertson mrs A b
Ammou. miss NJ J
Ball mrs H B
Barford mrs s A
Bailey mrs 4 Z
Bartlett mrs 3
Bland mrs l. J
Brackius mrs l.
Brewer mrs G
Breckenridge mrs l
Breuuus mrs NJ E
Brooks mrs q
Burns mrs 3
Bryant mrs NJ A
Buckner mrs j
Brooks miss A
Brooks miss NJ L
Brannon miss n
Beckwer miss G
Bragg miss N X
Bowies miss Julia
| Blackburn mise y
BeasIey miss Q B
b sasley miss n Z
Rray miss A B e
Bass miss H A
| Calligan mrs J
Garter mrs ) V
| Carter mrs Nancy
| Childrey mrs e
Childrey mrs s
Charles mrs s T
Clemmit mrs v A
Clarke mrs NJ h
Cousins mrs Ann
Coyle mrs N
Cranch mrs + A =
Crump mis- III
Cary miss Va Z
Clark miss
Coleman F tcold)
Clarke miss "A (
Collins miss I
Coghill miss Z 7
Cobb miss 5 H
Collier miss + W
Cowling miss n
Crump miss Q
Crump miss c o
Curtiss miss N A
Cullen miss Fannie
Dabney mrs Z
Deford mas ii '
Dimou mrs NJ A
Dickinson mrs Lilly
Dollard mrs Z
Duke mrs NJ b
Dunton miss ) l.
Donley miss 4
Dudley miss l.
Dibrell miss Va K
Dibrell miss l. P
Daily miss NJ
Enright mrs Thos
. Eilyson miss Bette
Foster mrs Margt
Forrista! mrs Mary
, Fair miss Dora
|. Fowler miss L
, Ficklin miss 5 M
uarber mrs Ella H
Goulding mrs B
. Green mrs l. A
{, Grain mrs Margt
Griffin mrs Chona
Grant mrs NJ
Grimes mrs IL NJ
] Haley mrs
. Hill mrs Fannie
Hendrick mrs Nj q
Hay mrs T W
: Healy mrs Margt
, Hamilton mrs Julia
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Hiil miss Bette
= Hopkins miss { Y
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R ECEIVED AT
SHARPE'S RIFLES.
SMITH i NELSON'S CARTRIDGES.

SMITH L NELSON'S CARTRIDGES.
have Just received few of each of the
above RIFLES aud PISTOLS, and ii would be we'll
FOX thoss in want Of them to call early, and ecurs
the Oh ic-.
Besides I have a good assortment of other
makes Of PISTOLS, 10 which call attention.
G. LEONAhD, Agt.,
my 25-4tt 50 sycamore street.
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~ INUN <D,II..L : O1nS

$50 tons of HOME-MAAUFACTCRB IRON for
SAFE, Consisting of Bar, Baud, Hoop. scr9l.
t,yaIs and Half- Rounds, Coach aud Buggy steel
and Iron Tires, Hame Iron; $40 handles X Iron
Ill sizes; Railroad Frog Steel, all sizes, 2VV Luu
dies Horse and Mule Shoe Iron.
JAMES HUNTER.
N. B.-Any sine IRON made TO order.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-25

II B lex House, ON Cd between Clay and Leigh
- streets, containing rooms, kteken. Coal
and Wood House, water and other eonvenienees,
now occupied by NJ. Martin smith. Possession
gwen immediately. Apply TO
4. D. EACHo, General Agent,
l4th street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-25

IN so REWAk D.-han away from the
III subscriber, about ten days ago NEGRO
AMAN named JACK. He is a stout fellow
N about So years old, Very dark complexion,
eand feet or inches high He has wife
10 Warren on, Va where he is now probably
lurking Jack is the property Of Mr.. Geo. HAM
ilton. Of Fauquier county | will give the above
reward If delivered to Inc in this city.
m ALOTS RICK
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BIB COUNTY CAVALRY,
MACON VOLUNTEERS,
GOVERNOR HORSE GUARDS,
BROWNSVILLE ZOUAVES,
TH0MASYILLE GUARDS,
HANCOCK TROOP OF CAVALRY,
RICHMOND HUSsARb, Augusta,
AUGUSTA Z0UAFES,
LEXINGTON VOLUNTEERS,
BL0B9ET VOLUNTEERS,
EDGEFIELD RANGERS,
GLOVER GUARDS, Ere.
Re- Terms moderate. my 23-S'
DOWIE.kNlyEs,
u BUwIE-KNlyE
BOWIE KNIVES
Made in our ma ufactory, of the finest Engi,s
File Caststeel, are now ready for sale. This Il Il
answer to many inquiries and letters.
LAU q snUAAS,
File Manufacturers, Richmond,
NV Pats Cary street. above sss.
AMER BROTHERS 4 co..,
IL No. ~ PEARL STEEEr.
RICHMOND, Va.
Having removed our entire
STOCK OF 6o0Dt
To this city, We offer them 10 our customers al
the trade generally 1t the
LOWEST
| PoR Cash. The stock 70 large and well sssors'
| and worthy the attention of all buyers.
l Ia ms
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" AT WHOLkeALE.
Just received aud for sale, ut the new store, one
door east Of the .skpotswood Hotel
500, 6as CIGARS,
Of different qualities, all Of v hieh will be sold
low for cash GHARLkS RAfNE = CO.
nv aa-~ims Late Of Baltimore.
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EAPEKS AND New ERS.-I nave nov
II in store, McCoRMlt X y WORLD. REfOWy.
ED REAPER AND MOWER, patterns OF 1865.
30 and 81, fer sale at ubuai prices A. the supply
is limited, application should he made early
Also, for sale. kiRBi'S AMERICAN HsR-
VEsTBR; "THs BUCKEYE" and HUsshTs
REAPER AND MOWER; GRAIN 4 AID Las;
HARVEST RAKES, GRASS sCYTHEs and
sNAlTHS; Hay and STRAW FORKS. &c.
my 74--st II. NJ. SMITH, Ii Main
1SS BROAD STREET
lob son of TIE GOLDEN HAT
Just flashed 200 dozen grey and blue MlLITAaT
CAPn, of the best material. with SILK Covers
which Offer HI he lowest market price, by small
or large quantities.
~ REMEMBER, l55 Broad street.
my z&--st% CcNRAD SAFER
NOTICE. This Ia 10 notify all per- hHyIog
~ WOOD from me, from this date, that | shall
| cell exclusively FOR CASH
| WIN. 7. CRUTCHFIELp,
Yard on sth street
Head OF the ksrin.
Richmend, May 2iih, 1881. my 2A-3t,
| $500
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rhs ansss sTgAwBkkRIEs Of the season are
received every m0rniag aad afternoon By the
SUI scrihet, and soid ct fair prices.
NV ss-sts HALL1CK, 20 Main 81.
No. PERUVIAN GUANO-as tons IL sl.rs
IN too sale by lmy Isl b. .skiNkER co.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-13
Ambassadors.

America, with her grand system Of education
and model government, should produce states
men. She begets politicians. They breed like
pestilence everywhere. At all times they are
present, q burden and nuisance to those whom
they profess to be anxious to serve. When the
good ship of State floats calmly with the tide,
they rise around her in myriads, like insects from
the sea: and when a storm lowers, they hover over
her, like ill-omened birds, fitting hither and
thither in the darkness, and uttering doleful
screams.
The scrambling for Office is at all times notice
able but especially so at periodical seasons like
this, when the gifts of immense patronage are
to be distributed. 1t is the boast OF our country
men that political Offices are open to everyone
who chooses to aspire to them; grand boast and
great liberty, if not abused. As things are at
present conducted by all parties, We may well
doubt whether the privilege is worthy of the
vaunt and may seriously inquire whether the evils
to which the system gives rise do not go far to
counterbalance the good.
Not the least of these evils are the unsettled
habits consequent upon political lie. he rest
less disposition of the Yankee is prOverbial; and
to a European the readiness with wh:sn n dis
continues one employment to follow another with
which he is familiar only from observation, is in
applicable. But although his versatility may be
admired, his failures are often chronicled. How
many rcNerSeS III OuSIe>S call Dt bEdCtu w ouCi
unstable habitsl The field of action is so broad
and offers so many and such various inducements,
that young man is often uncertain what to
choose, and after making choice, waivers in his
course with one eye askance..on the public treas
ury, as last resort to fall back upon.
But If the Office seeker attains to the object of
his desires, he can scarcely be thought more for
tunate than his disappointed competitor for aside
from perquisites, the salaries OF officers are not
generally remunerative, when the expense and
labor of securing them, and their temporary char
acter, are taken into account. If the incumbent
is a partisan as in nearly all cases he must be,
his tenure is precarious and he is ultimately, per-
haps speedily ousted, unsettled, and very likely
spoiled for other business.
The best advice that can be given is, never to
seek Office, when there is any other honorable
and practicable means for obtaining livelihood.
~ Y. Jour. Of Com.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-13

to-day to stand his trial before the Criminal
Court on the charges growing out of the Indian
Trust Bond defalcation.
The Commissioners from the Southern Con-
federacy have arrived.
John Forsyth of the Mobile Register is to be
the writer of the dispatches to that Government.
jeff. Davis has ordered Gen. Peter G. I Beau
regard. recently Major in the United States engi-
neer corps, to proceed to Charleston at once and
take command of the forces now raised for the
investment of Fort Sumter.
Previous to the 4th of March Gen. Scott and
Others received telegraphic dispatches cautioning
them to be on the lookout for gunpowder plots
at the Capitol in consequence of which there
were dilligent searches by police of the building
The President has nominated Norman B. Judd
of Illinois, as Minister to Berlin.
The report that Mr.. Crittenden is to be APP
pointed to the vacancy in the Supreme Court, is
generally believed but it is not certain that the
nomination has been made.
The Vermont delegation to-day called on Gen
Scott and Messrs. Seward Dix and Bates. Gen
Scott made speech in which he thanked Yer
mont for her Presidential vote in 1852.
The California delegation paid their respects tC
Lincoln this afternoon.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-13
VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES
ARE WELL KNOWN TO BE rSrALLrrrE

DYSPEPSIA, by thoroughly cleansing the first and
second somachs and creating flow Of pure healthy bile
instead OF the stale and acrd kind Fatuency Of APP
petite, Heartburn, Headache, RestlesSness nl-temper
Anxiety, LangOr and Melancholy which are the general
symptoms Of Dyspepsia, will vanish natural
quence of its cure
COSTYENESS, by cleansing the whole length Of the
intestines with solvent process and without violence
all violent purges leave the bowels cosve within two
FEvERS of all kinds by restoring the blood to regular
circulation through the process Of perspraon in such
cases and the thorough solution Of all intestinal Obstuc
The Life Medicines have been known to cure Rheuma-
usm permanently in three weeks and GOut in half that
ume oy removing local Inflammation from the muscles
DRoPSIEs of all kinds by freeing and strengthening the
kidneys and bladder they operate delightfully."- on
these important organs and hence have ever been found
certain remedy for the worst Of Gravel.
Also, WORMS, by dislOdging from the turning Of the
bowels the Shiny matter 10 which these creatures adhere
SCURVY, ULCERS and INvETERATE SORES bv the
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PILES.-The originator Of these medicines was cured Of
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335 Broadway, New York.
For sale by all Druggists. augls 60 d&wly
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-13

EXTRACT FROM THE INAUGURAL ADDRESS OF
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON, formerly President
of the United States, to whose election the most
prominant leaders of the Republican party were
chiefly contributors:
1t was. indeed, to the ambition of the leading
States of Greece to control the domestic concerns
of the Others, that the destruction of that cele-
brated Confederacy, and subsequently all of its
members, is mainly to be attributed. And it is
owing to the absence of that spirit that the Swiss
Confederacy has for many years been pre-
served. Never has there been seen in the insti-
buttons Of the separate members of any Confei
eracy, more elements of discord. In the principles
and forms of government and religion, as well as
in the circumstances of the several Cantons, so
marked discrepancy was observable as to prom
Use any thing but harmony in their intercourse,
or permanency in their alliance. Ard yet, for
ages, neither has been interrupted. Content with
the positive benefits which their union produced,
with the independence and safety from foreign
aggression which it secured, these sagacious
people respected the institutions of each other.
however repugnant to their own principles and
preiudces.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-13
e.. G.. G..
CARVS COUGH CURE,
or, TROCHEs,

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For Minister'S Public Speakers and Singers these Tablets
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they are takebeng easily carried in the pocket, requr-
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