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H. G.. HOVER,
8 q Ts e. EON DEN Ta = z .

~zzA - ESPECFUELY offers his
6fTsA IA professionalism to The,
o ladies and gentlemen oil Blooms
burg and vicinity He is prepared 10 attend
to all The various operations IN Dentistry,
and rs provided with the latest :mprovep
PORCELAIN TEETH, which will be inser-;
led on pivot or gold plate, 10 look as well as
natural.
A superior article of Tooih Powders, al
ways on Rand. All Iioperations on the teeth
warranted.
Office, Sd building above IS A. Wilson's
Carriage eS1annfaciory-Maia ST, west side.
,Bloomsbntg January l3. 1858
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Flour and Feed Delivered !
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST

UNHE undersigned has made arr,nge
Il meuts that will enable him 10 deliver
Flour aud Feed, FOR CASH, about ten per
cent. cheaper than any body else in town.
His prices are as follows:
Flour ST 25j Corn and Oats 'ChopSI 55
Corn and Rye Chop 81 65; Bran 81 ~;
respectfully solicii a share Of The public
pairoca9e MUSES. COFFMAN
Bloom. burg, June u, 1860.
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DR.J B0YEE .DODS,
Imperial Wine Bitters! {!

from all who have not used them. We chal-
lenge the world 10 produce their equal.
These Buffers forslhe cure of Weak Stom-
achs General Debility, and for Purifying
and sEnrichEg the Blood ,eare absolutely nm
surpassed by any olher remedy on earth -
To be assured of this, tits only necessary
10 make The trial. The Wine itself is OF
a very superior quality. being about one
third stronger than other wIues; warming
and invigoraiing the whole system from the
head tosthe feet. AS these 'Biuers are tonic
and alternative in their character. so they
strengthen and invisorate the whole sys-
tenn and give asfine lone and healthy action
10 all it's parts, by equalizng the circulation
removing distractions, and producing a
general warmth. They are also excellent
for Diseayes and Weakness peculiar 10 FE-
MALES, where Tonic is required to
strengtkeh and bruce che system. No Lady,
who is subject TO lasslude and fsin,ness,
should be without them as they are revivi-
flying in their action.
THESE BITTRS
HSH not only Cure, BAT PreUent Disease
and in this 'respec, are deu6ly valuable TO
The person who may use them. For
INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION.
Weak Lungs. Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Dis
eases OF The Nervous System, Paralysis,
Piles, and for all cases requiring a, Tonic
Or. D0ds' CeRbrated Wine BitterS
ABlS UNSUGP ASSRD9
For Sore Throat, so common among the
Clergy, they are truly valuable.
For the aged and lnfirm. and for persons
of weak constiiuiion,-for Ministers of
the Gospel Lawyers, and all public speak
ers-for Book Keepers, Tailors, Seamstress-
es, Students, ArIis's aud all persons lead
ing sedenlary lite, they will prove truly
beneficial.
AS Beverage, they are wholesome, in
.nocent, -snG delicious 10 The tasle. They
produce ail1he sx xhilaratine effects OF Bran.
dy or Wine, ithout intox icsting and are
a valuable remedy for persons addicted to
the use OF excessive strong drunk, and who
wish 10 refrain from il. They are pure and
entirely free from the poirons contained in
in the adulteraied Wines and Liquors with
which The country is fooled.
These Biiters not only CURE, but PRE-
VENT Disease, and should be used by all
W ho live in aconnIry where the water is
bal, or where ChilIs and Fevers are prev
aisni Being entirely innocent and harm
less, they may De given freely TO Children
and IEianis with impuniiy.
Physicians, Clereymen, and temperance
advocates, as an aci of humanity. should
assist in spreading these valuable BIT
TIERS over The land, and thereby essential
" aid il bauishing Drunke nness and Dis
ease.
In all Affections OF the head, sick Headach
or Nervous Headache, DR.. Dods' Imperial
Wine BitIers will be found 10 be mosl
Salu,ary and Efficacious.
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WATCH MAKER SHOP

PRICES lglEIDUOEDo
THE undersigned would inform his On
friends and customers aud the rest of "A
mankind, that he continues to pay particular
attention to the repairing of watches !;
weight, spring, and lever clocks Jew
eIry and everything belonging iG his line:
and that il is at all times, and in all cases
his desire 10 give perfect satisfaction: He
is an "exceIlehtn> workman, has visi!ed
several, and worked in three OF the INST
Giles in the world New York, Phlladel-
phia and the great City of Paris in Franco
Particular attention is paid 10 re-gildins OF
what is termed "plaliue."
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DAVIp L0WENBERC,

rLO THIN q 81 OK II
"a Main <treet,two doors above the 'Amess
lean HOTEL
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EVANS & WATS0a,s
- Phil'a Manufacture
IS ALMAN.DER
FsyTIa SAFES:
S@ - No. 30t Chestnut Slrret
- PHILADELPHIA.
o. 30t Che-inut Street
pHiI.ADEIpHIA


n HESE Safes are in use now all over The
= Unit Sides. and have been well ,es,-
ed in m.ny Fl rs he folleN ing shows an
other inttaf ce of tI.eir capa biI,ty ia resist
ing fire.
sWIfMRR.S s BRIDGE,
Lancasirr Township, July 30, it60si
MessIs. EVANSs& WATSON:
Gs Rilemeh-1te small size No. Sals-
mander Sale %hich Purchased rom voar
agent. Mr. Adam K. Barr, in Lancaster City.
on July 2Oth. 1858, has been subjected 10 a
very severe tesI, which il .wiih.iood in a
mos; satisfactory manner. 'Thirs Sale, con-
tanning sl my books. rteelher wild, vslUa-
BILE papers belonging 10 my-elf and some
10 my neiohhors and friends. and repre-
tenring value OF over Twenty Thousan,i
Dollars, tS20, ,0O0] WAS in my Mil. which
was Destroyed on the night OF the 9Th o.
July, 1860, and passed through The eefy
ordeal unscatbed The Sale was on The
second floor. and fe!Iio ike basement Of
the Mill and was subjected lor six honts
| to an intense heat among The ruins which
was greatly increased by The combus,i ), ol
a large quantity of grain corfn9d with !.
The brick walls. After The fire tie Safe wa.
opened and the books and papers taken onh
in state Of perfect preservation. The ma.
per nos even being ditcolored. This fac.
was, however, 10 many, by.ianders bet.
ter recomm ehdaIion 'ol your Safes ,han
conld be expressed in any Other word.
from me. Yours Respectfully,
SAMUEL RANCk.
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MARK THESE FACTS /!
rue TEsEIsl0sF or TEE WORLD.
raoLLoWAY's oiNTM ENT
sBADa LEGS, BAD BREATS, SORES
AND ULCERS.

All descrntion OF sores are remedable
by the proper and dilfgsni use OF this ines
aimabie prspsratfon. To aitmpt 10 cure
bad legs by pIassefing the edges OF the
wound together is folly for should che
ska unite, boggy diseased dondi'lon re-
mains underneath 20 break'eut with leniold
ury in few days. Tire only ratSoHanl and
successfs,l treatment; as indicated BY nature,
is TO reduce the inhamasion 10 and about
the wound and tc soolhe the neighboring
parts by rubbing in plenty of the Ointment
as salt is forced into meat.
DIPTHERIA, sUECERATED SORE
THROAT. AND SCARLET AND
OTHER sFEVERS.
Anv Of theabove diseases may be cured
bv well rubbing the Ointment three times
day into the chest, throat and neck of the.
patient: il will soon penetrate, and give.
Immediate relief Medicine taken by the
mouth must operate upon the whole sys-
tem ere us influence can be feitin any To-
.oal par,. where's the Ointment viii DO 'iisi
work a, once. Whoever tries'the unguent
in the above manner oil The disease named,
or any similar disorders affecting The chest.
and throat. will fiud themselves relieved as
by a charm.
PILES. FIsTULAS. STRUCTURES.
The above class of complaints will be
removed Sy nightly fomeniing the parts
with warm water, ard then by most effect
nalIv .ruhbina IN the Ointment. Persons
suffering IRON these diretul complaints
ebopld lose not a moment In arresting their
nroaress I, should be understood that it
I. no, sufficient merely to smear the Oint-
.rper; on the affected parts, but Il must be
rellsubhed in for some considerable lime
two or1hree times day, that IL may De
taken into The system, whence IL VIII re
move any hidden sore or wound as enect-
ually as though palPabls 10 The eye. There
again bread and water PouIiices, alter fuD-
bing in Of ihe Ointment, will do -Gfeat SET
v,ce This ~ the only sure treatment for
famales. cases .oi cancer in the stomach, ,or
where rl.efe may be general bearing
down.
aNnIscRETfoNS OF YOUTH s--SoRES
AND ULCERS.
Rlo,ebes. as Also sweilines, ueo, with
.c.,,a;r,v. be radically cured it the ONT
men, be used freely, and Pills be taken
s,;ab, and morning as recommended IN the
Dr;o,e,, iostruciions When treated 10 any
o,hsr wav they only dry up IN one place
,. . hreak ont in anoiher whereas tins Oint-
80, 90 m remove the humor from she sys-
80, and leave the patient vigorous aud
healthy being. II will require time win
The uss of the Pills 10 ensure lasting cure
DRopStcA5. SWELLINGS, PARALYSIS
AND STIFF JOINTS.
Ai,houob the above complaints dIffeF
widely in their origin and nature, ye' lney
all require local Treatment. MANY oi ine
worst cases, Of sDch diseases, VIII 5'e'a ~
comparatively short space oi 'ime "htn
This Oin,men, is diligently rusbed INTO 'ne
nsr,s affected. even after every other means
h.va fa,Ied| In all serious msisdIes The
p,lIs shonld- be taken according TO The d.
rsclIons accompanying each box.
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The many ceri,6cales which have been
rendered Us, and the letters wbi eh we are
daily receiving, are conclusive proof that
among The women those BiIlers havo Civ
en- satisfaction which no Others have ever
done before No woman in The land should
be without them, and those who once use
iham will moi fail 10 keep q supply.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FoR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness,
Group, bronchitis, Incipient Con-
sumption, and for the Relief
of Consumptive Patients
in advanced Stages
of the Disease.
This Is remedy universally known to surpass any
other for Of throat and lung complaints that
Is useless publish the evidence Of its virtues Its
unrvaed excellence for coughs and colds and its truly
wonderful cures Of pulmonary disease have made II
known throughout the civilized nations Of the earth.
Few the communities families, among them
who have not personal experience Of Its effects
some living trophy their midst Of it's victory the
subtle gerous disorders of the throat and lungs
As all know the dreadful fatality Of these disorders and
as they know, of this remedy need not
do than them that it has all the viz
tues that did when making the which have
won 30 strongly upon the confidence Of mankind.
Prepared by DR., &c. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass.
Soru p1 r. L,nz. *. aIo, -, aud u
NJ Haoeubuch, Bloomsbury, aud by one
de aler in every town in The Stale.
April 6, i66i-iy.
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MANHOOD.
now LOST, HOW RESTORED.

Just Published. in Sealed EnreLope:
A LECTURE On THE NA-
IsLsIA TURE, TREATMENT, AND
SKSH-1H RADICAL CURE OF SPERMA-
TORRHGA, or Seminal Weakness, Sexl
ual Debility, Nervousness and involuntary
emissions, prod dscins impotsncy, Consump-
tion. and Mental and Physical Debility.
By ROBT. J. CULYERWB ELL, M. D.,
The important fac, that the awful consei
uuences Of self-abuse may be effeciUally
removed wiihocl internal medicines OF the
dangerous applications OF causiics, insiru-
ment-, medicaied bougies, and other emf
piricaI devises, is here clearly demoDsifa-
led. and ine entirely new and highly suc-
csssful treatment, "a adopted by the ceie-
bra ted auihor fully explained, oy means OF
which every Que rs euabied 10 cure himself
perfectly, and al the least possible cost
thereby avoiding all the advertised moss
,rums Of the day. Thus Lecture viii prove
a boon to thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, to
any address post paid, on tie receipt oil two
postage stamps, by addressing.
DR. CH. J. c. KLINE,
fs7 Bowery, Ny Post Office box 1886:
Augusi I, IS6l-ly.
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Tinware & Stove Establishment.

PHOTOGRAPHY IN ALL IT'S Branches
II executed in the besl style known in the
art. at C. g. CRANES GALLERY, 532
Arch Street. East of Sixth, Philadelphia.
TI.ife Size in Oil and PastIl,
II Slereoscopic Portraits,
~Ambrott pes, Da9nerreotypes, &c.
For Cases, Medallions, Pins, Rings, &c.
novl4
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For Sale on Keno.

"TBE subscriber offers three Houses
i and lots for sale, or rent, one IN Blooms
buro one az Buckhorb, ard one at lower
Lime Ridge, all 10 This comfy.
GEORGE WEAVER.
Rloomsbura Feb. s, 1861
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BLOOM.SB URG
BARBER SNOP.

rTNHE undersigned respectfully informs the
citizens OF Bloomsburg. aud the public
generally, that he has taken The Barber
Shop, located on Main Street, in the white
Frame Building, nearly opposite the Ex
change Block where be is al all times ready
10 wait upon his customers 10 eutire salis-
faction.
SHAVING AND HAIRDRESSGNG,
Will be executed with care and neainess
and n The most fashionable style, and on
ve,y mode raIe terms.
IF Sham 2oong, done uP in CITY Style
He soiici:s public patronage ani pledges
his best enteavors TO give every reasonable
saliiacion.
CHARLES HENRY NOLL.
Bloom sburg, Oct. l2, 1859.
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Rofk the Ointment and Pills Should DC used :"
tke Joiloscing cases;
aa,, Drpsy,
- Dysentery,
Bilious Complaints, Erysipe'ss,
Bloiches on The remale
-, Ss.;n,s Fevers of all
90. kinds,
Constipation of ihe fhs,
'.pf-sls Goni,
Consumntion, neau-"o"e'
Debility
inffammiioD, ooie lu,V, I Cs,,vol
: ssuno'cs Secondary symptoms,
-''o. ~ .,ss.,s Tic-Doulousenx,
r.hs.,o Tumours,
d.. Ulcers,
1.,.: Venereal Affections
,o.s''.. - Worms of all kinds
-. Weakness rom
whatever cause,
Tell SC, sc.
raMrl0z s-None are geanine unless
.es .saoliovay. Tew York and Lon.
L.. ~ .rs diseeraibss as WafeT mTfk iH
- -, 1ssf Of he book of direction are on
<...,. ~, fr box s: The same may be Plalh'V
-een b, holding The iegfto the figA- a manu-
some reward will be given 10 any e,'e 'es,-
define such information az way ieaa manu-
deteciion Of any party or parties counter
fs;,;no,tne medicines or vending The same,
knowing them 10 be spurious.
x.8 Sold at the Mandatory OF Professor
aolIowsy. so Maiden Lane, New YORK, and
bv vallrespec,able Druggists and Dealers N
WedIc;ne. throueh hout The civilized world
in pots. at 25c.. 62e- and 81 each.
- There is considerable saving oY
taking the larger sizes
NJ. B.-Direcuons for the guidance OF pa
,ients, in every disorder. are afnxeo 10 @ eacn
49, October 10. 1860.
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BTOOMs1BURG
CABINET WARE ROOMS.
s. G. -. sHIVE

ID ESPECTFUELI invites The attention OF
AGthe Public 10 his extensive assortment
Of Cabinet'Furnitufe aRd Chars, which he
will warrant made of good mktetiats ard in
a workmanlke manner. Al his Establish
n.ent, can always be found a a-good'assort
meni OF
FASHIONABLE FURNITURE,
which is equal in style and finish 10 that OF
'Phifadelphis or New York cities, and al
low prices. He has Sofas of different style
and prices, from S25 TO $50. Divans 'Lonn-
ges, walnut and Mahogany. Paror chairs,
Rocking and easy chairs, Piano STOOLS, and
a variety ofupholsiered work, with Dressing
and paror bureaus, sofa, card, centre aud
pier tables, detashus, chefeniers, whalnoIs
aud comodes and all kinds of fashionable
work. His stock of bureaus, enclosed and
common wsshstands, dress-latles, corner
cupboArds sofas,
DINING AND BREAKFAST TABLES,
bedsleads, cane seat and common chairs is
the largest in this section OF the county. He
will also keepa good assdrlment OF looking
glasses with fancy gilt and'common frames
He will also furnish spring mattresses fitted
10 any sized bedsiead, which are superior
for durability and comfort to any bed il
use Doomsbnrg. Jaruar; l3, 1858.
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anew ASSORTMENT OF watch and
Il clock materials, of The right qualiiy,
received, which willb offered in all cases
on good eoudIions. -
HENRY UPPINGER,
Bloomsbnfg, April 25, 1861.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-09
DROCLAMATION.

TO all to rAom these prtss~,s shall come greHsmg:
WHEREAS. tits by act or the General Assemb s OF
the State OF Iowa made the duty OF the Governor at
least thirty days before any general election Issue
his proclamation, designating ali the Offices 10 be
filed by OF all the electors In the State or By the
electors OF any Judicial District.
Now, therefore, i, Samuel ]. HARDWOOD, Governor
Of the State OF Iowa. do by this, my proclama ITO
publish and declare that al the next general
To be held in this State the second Tuesday OF DC
tober next, the following Offices are to be Tiled 10.
wit:
The Office of Governor,
The office Of Lieutenant Governor
The offee Of Judge Of the Supreme Court;
The office OF Representative 10 Congress from the
First Congressional Dstric TO h the vacancy ocea-
stoned by the resignation OF Hon. Samuel r. Curtis
And The once Of District Judge Of the.SAth Judicial
District. 70 Hi the vacancy Dy the fesgua
ton Of Hon. William nj. Stone;
Whereof all citizens aud officers concerned IA
uary the Sherns OF the several counties will lax o.
tce and be governed accordingly.
In testimony whereof. have hereunto .et my hand
and aiaed the great seal Of the State OF Iowa Done
-~> III Des Moines this 10Th day of August. Irol /.
LIS Of the Independence Of the United states the
eighty sixth, and of this Stale the fifteen th.
by the Governor, SAMUEL J. HARDWOOD.
ELIJAH sELLs, Sec OF Slate. sep1lm
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The cry of ''On to Richmond y and
Down with the Cabinet y has pretty
much subsidized now into low grumblings
and growlings agasnst Mr.. Cameron. w.
A. Hawley, formerly connected with the
Chicago journal, writes from Washington
that he has traced up the charges of cor
ruption and malfeasance brought against
Mr.. Cameron, and finds that they arc
without foundation, and in many cases
raised by disappointed spectators. He
states also that Secretary Chase, whose
sagacity and honesty is above suspicion, is
thoroughly satisfied that all the complaints
against Mr.. Cameron are groundless, if
not malicious And to this he adds the
authority of Senator Wilson, as follows :
Ny authority is no less person than
Senator Wilson, of Massachusetts. He
is Chairman of the military committee of
Congress, and his official position brings
him into confidential intercourse with the
Secretary of War, and he is necessarily
made acquainted with the business of the
War Department. He entered upon his
official duty as chairman of the military
committee, with some of the prejudice
against the Secretary which exists in the
public mind He was, therefore, inclined
closely to scrutinize his conduct; and the
result of General Wilson's intercourse
with, and scrutiny Of, the War Depart
ment, has led him to the conclusion that
the charges made so fippantly and so con-
fdently against Gen. Cameron, are with
out foundation-that he had not made one
cent out of any contract with the Depart
ment. | heard Gen. Wilson declare this
in conversation and not only did he say
this, but he further cmphatically declared,
that he believed these reports originated
with those who wanted, but have been un-
able to sell the Government, at enormous
prices, vessel, worthless for war service,
or to "lino their pockets with fat con-
tracts for the army. He added, further,
that Gen. Cameron is conducting the War
Department with great energy and ef-
hciency.
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On Thursday night, about ii o'clock,
several companies of the Third Cavalry
Regiment, under command Of Maj. Perry,
left keokuk for campaign in Clark Co.,
Mo-, in search of band of rebels The
command was very late in getting away,
and on arriving at the Des Moines river,
two or three hours were lost in finding q
good crossing place for the wagons in the
train. A crossing was made about two
miles above Buena Vista. 1t was then
nearly daylight. They went on to Fox
river where they took breakfast.
In the course of the day they came to
the camp of the rebels, which is about sew
en- miles from Canton; but the rebels had
been notified of their approach, and had
hastily decamped, getting about three
hours the start Maj Perry then march
ed his command to Winchester, where it
remained all night. The people general
ly, especially the Union people, furnished
the best accommodations they had for our
men.
TN Saturday, the expedition started
home, and arrived in town about one
o'clock. Hating before the Estes house,
a large crowd of citizens assembled and
Major Perry made a short speech, stating
the main facts, and was loudly cheered.
The Union men in Missouri were de-
lighted to see our forces and felt very
much encouraged with the prospect that
they are now to be protected A number of
Seceshers, men and women, were severely
reprimanded by Major Perry. They are
generally inspired with a salutary fear Of
the Union forces They begin to think
they have power to contend with which
they cannot resist
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have their recognized and favored abuses
Of popular institutions and prerogatiyes
and the feryist and toulest sheet that is
scrubbed in the coal-hole or the garnet as
well as the most faithless citizen among
us, may be permitted, the one to scatter
broadcast, and the other to drop in crew.
ces and corners the seeds of disatfection
against the Government, without the
Commonwealth mourning any detrimcnt
Hear, hear, hear But in time of war
above all in time of civil war--the su-
premacy Of the Government should be the
sole grand object loud cries of hear,
hear, land to this end martial law should
be the higher law tremendous cheers
and the only one in undisputed force
Enthusiastic cries of hear, hear, hear,
and cheering Who speaks about his
right as Il passenger-about his bag of
money, his chest of books and clothes, the
photographs of his wife and children, his
live stock or bales of merchandise, when
the steamship has met with a collision,
and threatens to 60 down, must be clear
ed of every embarrassment and dead weight
and all hands are summoned to the res
cueY Hear, hear You know it we'll
| assert it without fear of contradiction
from any quarter, and those who have had
most latitude and IMMUNITY, were they
frank and generous, would be the first to
own it. The National Government has
suffered more from the patience, the leni-
ency, the magnanimity it has practiced
towards its enemies, and those who are in
sympathy and league with them, than it
has done from the courage, the science,
and the fiery energy of those who have
taken the field against it, and VIGOROUSLY
shaken the banner of revolt and repudia-
ton in its face. Cries Of hear, hear, and
loud applause. The masked conspirators
Of the North are infinitely more criminal
and mischievous than the bold and armed
recusants of the South renewed shouts
Of hear, hear, and Democrat as | am
enthusiastic cheers -spurning the Re-
publicanism of the Chicago Convention
as spurious creed [outbursts Of ap-
plause Having no sympathics whatever
with the men in power other than those
which should subsist between the citizen
and his Government Thear, hear, hearl |
would promptly and cordially approve of
the seversst measure the President might
adopt to paralyze the treachery, which, in
this and other cities, under various liber-
al and beniicent pretences, has been and
still is at work to undermine and over
throw the legitimate magistracy of the ma
ton. Great applause Do not speak
in the name of the Irishmen of New York
and they are counted by tens and hun
dreds of thousands-when | speak these
sentiments, and declare in favor of these
rigorous, but imperative proceedings p
Enthusiastic shouts of "That you do. u