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DEPOR.
u OFFICE OF THE BURGESS AND Town |
CnrNcII OF TEE -RnPn OF ERENsprpc

COUNCIL OF THE BoRo. OF EBEEsBURG
The committee upon payements have re-
ported that the payements of the following
named persons need repairing and reIaying,
as follows:
High Street,-South side: J. A. Moore, rep.
Thomas o. Evans estate, new. Mrs. Martha
Evans, rep. Johnston Moore, rep. Philip
Noon's estate, new. John Williams, rep.
John Thomas. rep. Presbyterian Church
property, rep. VIM. James, new. John Evans,
(Smith, } rep. Daniel J. Davis, rep. David
Lewis, new. Thomas Rees, rep. John Rodg-
ers, rep. ThomasJ- Williams, rep. NJ. Thorn
as, and Jas. p Murray, rep. alley. John
Dougherty, new. Mrs. Hutchinson, rep.
North side: Robert Roberts, new. David
Davis, (Tailor,l rep. Thomas D. Rees, rep.
Morgan Humphreys, rep. Mrs. Jane Wherry,
new Johnston Moore, part new. Rees ].
Shoemaker, Office, new. Ed. Roberts, rep
William Kitten, rep. Mrs. Ed. Evans, new.
School House property, rep. P. Maloy, new
and rep. Wm. Wherrys estate, new.
Julian Street,-West side: James Myers,
new. John A Blair, new. Mesach Thomas,
new. Joshua d. Parish, new. Mrs. Catharine
Jones. new. Mrs. Elizabeth Edwards, new.
a. G. Mullin, new. 3
Center Street,-West side: r. L. Johnston,
new, and rep. Mrs. E. M'Donald, rep.
East side: Court House and Jail property
rep. Mrs, Rhey, rep. J. A. Moore, new.
Rees j. Lloyd, new.
Which report being adopted, it was resolved,
that the Street Commissioned be authorized 10
give notice ofthe action ofthe Town COurelLre
specsing the repairingand relaying ofthe pave
ments, that the said repairing ana relaylng
are required to be done by occupiers aud own
ers, within two months after notice, and 'ha'
if the same Is not complied with, the Saiu
repairing and relaying viii be done ey the
borough, at the expense OF the respective "'
owners.
Extract from the minutes certified this 2o'n
day of July, 1864.
A. A. BARKER, Burgess.
Gro. NJ. REApE. Secretary.
Ebensburg, July 25, 1864,
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The Boat RACE Az PIrTSBuRG. The
champion scull-race between james Ham
i'll of Pittsburg and Joshua Ward Of New
burg, New York, for purse of $1,000,
took place on. Tuesday afternoon, in the
Monongahela river. The event attracted
very large number OF people from the
city and adjoining towns, and long before
the hour of starting the banks were liter
ally lined with crowds as far as the eve
could reach. The distance. to be rowed
was FIVE miles. At a few minutes before
four clock, pistol was fired as the signal
for the start, and both men struck oars
simultaneously. A better start could not
have been desired. In the first forty
yards Hamill gained fully length, and
seemed to gain steadily thereafter. As
the men in their tiny boats passed around
the bend in the river, the cheers of the
multitude in the vicinity of the starting
point were .oud and hearty.
Hamill reached the buoy, made the
turn ahead Of Ward, and upon the return
gradually widened the gap between them.
Looking through glass, at the distance
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The TICKETS to be voted at the Spe-
cial Election on Tuesday next are printed
and ready for distribution at this Office
The Union men in the various election
districts of the north of the county should
take measures to obtain full and timely
supply of the article.
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A DMINTSTRAToR,s NOTICE

IA Letters of administration on the es,...
of Mrs Anna Rees, late of Blackliek To-
ship, Cambria county, deceased, having Asa.
granted the subscriber by the Register nf
said county, all persons indebted to said es
tate are hereby notified to come forward and
settle their respective accounts, and thos.
having claims against it Will present them
properly authenticated, for settlement.
JOHN B. ROSS, Admr.
Blacklicll Tp., July %, 1s64-6t
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SPRINGS & ST.AUGUSTINEl !
The-subscriber, having purchased theen.itto nv
stock of Horses, Hacks, Carriages, &C, oi 'as
late firm of Ryan & Durbin, 6egs leave y
inform his friends and the Public IN geneii,fb. i,b
that he is now prepared to furnish them VIZ
every accommodation in his line of business.
His line of Hacks connects with all the lt"I"o
on the Pa r. r., allowing passengers AZ ~
delay whatever. Calls always promPIn3iN
tended to. JOE +. I NJ
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GTRAY MULE

CsTRAY MULE ~
- Came to the residence of the suoscli.G .Gs
near Hemlock, Washington township, on IA. ~.
10th inst, n bright Bay Mule about 10 h"no nd
high collar marks on each side OF nech -,
a black stripe along her back, and mas rSs ks
been shod for some time. No other Al" IVA
discernible. The owner is requested 10 ~
forward, prove property, and tAke her as S;ne
otherwise, she will be disposed OF aSSytuu ars@u
to law.ra,ss PHlLlP fINi1S
July, 81, Is64-alalr.
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required, it seems to me on every account
advisable that should communicate with
him by telegraph, and solicit fresh in
structions, which shall at once proceed
to do.
hope to be able to transmit the result
this afternoon, end, at all events, shall
do so at the earliest moment.
Yours, truly, HORACE GREELEY.
To Messrs. CLEMENT G. CLAY and JAMES p.
HoLCoMBE, Clifton House, G. w.
CLIFTON House, NIAGARA FALLS,
July 18, 1864
To the Hon. Fl. GREELEY, Niagara Falls, N. Y.
SIR: We have the honor to ackncwl-
edge the receipt of your note of this date,
by the hands of Col. Jewett, and will
await the further answer which you pro-
pose to send to us.
We are, very respectfully, &C.,
G. C. CLAY Jr
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Jem Davis speaks for Himself.

JAMES z. HoLCoMBE.
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YSIHISWAY FOR LORETTO, CHEST

GEO. II. READEI Secretary.
Ebensburg, July 25, 1864,
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AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION

a. SHALL OUR SOLDIERS VOTE?
SPECIAL ELECTION: TUESDAY, AUG. 2, 1864.
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WEAKLY ADVRRTIsINe.
MR.I C0BpltEN- on B / 3 lAl.MlRRIGA. 8

speech at Roshds1e4The Issue Plain.
Iy stated, and English Ignorance
Hobuked. - Etfl
On the 2sd ultimo, Mr.. Oobdsu ad-
dressed his constituents at Rochdsle 3, Eng
land. 9 Anew, mill in lFishwick sire et was
converted into gigantic meeting room.
The most elaborate and perfect arrange
esndlfeiilts were matg for the accommodation of
six thousand persons OF all ranks an both
sexes, who were present; and Mr.. Golden
was received with prolonged cheeFiug.-
His speech was: devoted to an ILLUSTRATION
and enforcement Of the policy Of non in.
tefysntiop. He began Gby ssyiug that
during the thirty years of hie public life
he had attached the utmost importance to
tho priasiple of non.intervention in the
concerns of other nations and after brief
references to the questions of SchlssWig-
Holstein and Poland, proceeded to;disCusS
American affairs. We quote the eport of
the London Daily iNeVs.
VIEWS OF DIFFERENT PARTIES IN ENGLAND.
I have had message from q agentleman
in this town, stating that he would not
vote for me again. because ulo nov Spket-
tain the same opinions as he did on the
American war. tI-said, in reply, that did
not profess to dictate to others on matter
of such pure abstraction as that; but I
wanted to know who made him my ROliti~
cal Pope. If we are to discuss these for
eieni Questions at ell, let US do SO calmly
and temperateIy, as I now mean to do the
subject of the American war. wish to
be tolerant towards everybody who differs
from me about this dreadful civil war
the war in America. have most intimhte
friends who differ totally from ma on this
question. 1t never drove me from their
I,doors, norSnreventedsme from Rsa aociating
Ri(ti. them Nay, more; I nave always
said that whilst believe many entertain
sinister views,o on this question, there are,
ON the other hand, many who have taken
she part of the South because it is the
weaker, because it is iusprgent u and be-
cause, looking at the extent of territory
they do not believe that the North can
succeed. in hAuibg is . and that as the
struggle is hopelesa one, We ought 10
endeayor to put.an end TO it. These are
views that ought to be regarded with def
efence. But there. are other parties i1 the
country who have not had the sense to
conceal their objects, but who wish to see
an end put to republican institutions 10
that cnuntry. 4.---srI 4..,-l s-s-f
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US. Marshal'a Sale.
unlt1dslAle4

INV t.. .3s- Dss.riet OOurs q The
sundry parcels Of gOoasI Unitsd stases l0E ths
BsIEsd BY 1hoa. HOEn~, Dl13Elst q UeGt Virginia,
brook, SuFNSyo Z Ell ~ wheeling. IAu3oEm,
Cu.tOnl. for yiOiation 1864.
Of Revenus LAFs- 3 J OrssE OfsP'".
TN puFsuaneaOf an order Of GllS Issued Gfga the
Clerks 0dcs Df the District O0uFt Of he Uaito
States Tor tha District Of Wet VirEinla in tns aboIs
entitled cause. win, on n0NOAH, THB IoIa DAH
OF JANUARY, ,l615l a. 8GhsAuetiOn Roo - % 4eoTSs
\. Wiokham, oorn1T OE UnEOa and Aarkss streoth
iWheeltnE ". Yasv prOoooGt 60 seii Sspaote aletoa.
10 the highest Aod b(t btadSs tie Artisas roerroA
TO in said ordeF eoasstinE Fhfsky, CJgaaa BeAn-
dY, Ginger BeAndy, Blackberry 9rantys Rort utoe.
CAtaEha Wins Hollan1 Gin, OidaE, SehnAgpas Dye
birTels hall baTFels EsEsaa4 oottlsAs
6lrO Ops R0aln saIt20t0r. Gar Ls14s ~ E4sEs eh9.
Ballet MouifH Oao Revolver one Al1e GlElEa. Ma1-
tlTd, Counter scaIegs NltS. fiOuF, aeGilG ts1ls2s
Ealti EmpEY, BlEklI WGbknES aQ1 Anllll noIao
BhOSz D 35ffnRE BhOas soeEs, AppleGs O1o OlllBo9o
Rfolai,eE ifIEehAs, Rloo. LAX, &c. 6as
r Terms Df Sale, OaSb-aogDrnnl1ne lnn11.s
saio "a euiuasnesat 10 o'clock A n and oontl1as
from dSy % day until ali iss0ld.
/. ,..,o. .. . sA' - m 7. FfaF.Ral.
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PROP0NAL8 FOB FORAGE,
oHIRFQUARTBRmAsTBR's oFPIoE,
mn. nInrRnr.. NHLlnnl. XInnINIL

DEPARTMENT OF WEST VIRGINIA.,
CUMBERLAND, Md, November 18th, 1854. }
CHEALED. PROPOSALS. In duplicate arc invited by
~ Ss.ter,s tee DsSSrs@snt in the pspaTtsnt of West
West YirEinia. and aaiiipoiis, Ohio and the IeTs.
raj Depots on. the line OF the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, a. follCHsi oLaFkabuFg, Grafton New
Berlin, Point Of Rocks, and including Hager4town
and Frederick City, Mo- or either Of those places,
with Ray, Corn, Oats and Straw
Bids VIII be received for three tho1,
sand CsO0OJ bushell Of Corn or oats and ffty (6o)
tons of Hay o. sraM and tS|o snd must % &C
bidders must state at which of the above nj Amed
points they gEogoss e. make dsiXsTies. sRd the
tho quantities OF each article proposed to be deltv
cred. tho time when said delivery Ghan be COM
msnced and whom to be completed.
Corn to be pptupi in good strong sacks Hay and
oatst9 b4 securely baied. : HI
srtiseS HdST; the aS hSFanET9o s@ do&sTS
ment Inspector, before being accepted.
Contracts viii be, awarded from time to time to
the lowest rO5pOnsible bidder as the Interests OF
the Government may require -
NobidR will be- considered from parties who have
failed hcretofore to comply with their contracts mt
ty signed by two responsible persons, that tnease
The Sd i e seiS aas sood si
and sufdesM sursties IN n sum equal In amount 70
the amount Of the contracts to deliver forage pro
tisemeut and In cssaA bidder shall tetito eFter IN
% tbesontr make good S .S sag disSsHss BE- %
SPOns6le bidder or the person TO whom the Sonta
may be AERrde1.l HIT N
by eprtiacats uAited State District
Judge or Attorney, Collector q Customs OF Enef
Government 'OflciHi khownby this office: @ ..n.I ~.
AIlparties viii be duly notified OF the acceptance
or rejection of their proposals. ~.
All pEoPo9als Hnst Ps made II S ',Ss SSS aS Ss
ty or parties, unas e aas, already been placed On
die in this ONCE. q - -,,..s, Ia !,
Noe ity1Y4iRak v1Fitfs1 Iiropo8al.
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TRUsTEES SALE

DY YIRrUE oEa Dood Of trust o1soatsa 70 NJ
ID by John q. Oumming. baAEIng dAts q the 28Ih
day Of March, 18GQ, and duly Eocpndod tn tn Re.
eordsF's once Or AArlbatI county. West VlTginia
will OHSF Tor sale on SATURDAY.. IHB Ira DaT
1856, q the houBO Of JOhn lIlB snFald.
in the town % OsnoE1ns . CrlGt q la1d mslno1ed
In Eld Deod e Trust, l1EtlE on the ltGTB % btsn
Greek, u being tlls old GFoSthOus0. nlTms .'.lfl
The title % the ahgg0 property b iualSpuG
but BaIinE - trustee shall Onlg oO1V0y 8lGn title
e. e vested In nae BY saR8 Deed 0iFr8gl-
JOsRRH LOUDESsLu4BBs
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REpUB11oAN 1NsTITUT1oNs.

Twill tell,you what my opinion is 10 re-
oari ID Fepu blicanism. think we may
have, greater advantages in this coun ntry
with . hereditary moparchy than we might
have from electing.a President every tour
or every six years.. Now this IL, ,mya atneoryi
but at the same time, If l see aipeople set:
ting up a government upon q standard
vsry: far rinIRdvance of anything that was
sVkr known in the world before=-a people
Who say, 1--WE will rule ourselves by pure
rhagon-Gthafe shall be no religious estab'
lishments to Guide fpn. control ns-there
ahali be mo born rank OF. any KIND, bus
everv honor held aud every promotion en-
invefi shall spring from the people and by
ksSfstafah-we naf1tain that t'we cab govern
ourselves without the institution OF any
hierarchy or privileged body Whatever = u j
rthink Everybody viii admit that at ali
events that programme 10 founded upon an
elevated conception Of what humHn1ty IS
eapabIe Of 1t may be mistaken estimatei
IL NAV he too soon to form 80 high an esti'
mate it may fail, but don't ask me, who
always consult, 70 the best of my ability
bthe interests Of the great masses of my
kind! don't ask me to wish 1t may tall;
don't ask me TO exult If il seems to fall De.
cause I utterly repudiate the possibility OF
nv partakipg any such sentiment as that
MiisErAKrS MiisEraAEKar cossEa9AFIsM, =.
We have lately seen that great country
'hroupht into q streit and difficulty which
we,might be thrown into to:morroW. q We
are now ruling India, Containing popuA
Ilation Of one hundred and thirty millions
or one hundred and forty millions of peo'
ME. for the sake of their CUSTOM and for
hothing else-tor I can defy You TO show
| that this nation. has any interest In that
country except for the commerce that Is
carried on, That is. ap. adventure uncop-
| nected with free. trade. You mighti1haVe
| sonethfne happen outthere atany time;yo you
| might, have something 70 happenih ireland.
| Isit conservative 70 jump up ediAte! ythAt
this great repu sliG falls into this OiVitywaE
j from II1al fault Of no Que living, but to race
4 obttthai first cause rather 70 the Btitish ma
tiou and to the British court some one
hnudred and fifty years ago-l ASK, IS u
conservative in this eouptry, or among the
religious ella sses Of BntopeS that they should
haye iumped 30 hastily into this ktna ot
1 inafEneFshl{S with this ,ipsurrec cEiorlli sg,..
Now let US see, What it Is; here you haEe
i q. great political Disruption IN Whteh tne
1scfiye parties, who are very able meu-l
knnw The leaders on both sides-and what
we're they doingR Fhey knaW the Femen'
dous. ,conssqu Of the. .ceurse. 1hey were
igoina,;to entail upon this cotton regien:
'i for Instance, here Is 8 disFup ton bY Rnlcn
1thev wersto throWlnto oconHRlsiont this pop
Inious district, where many WeaSe Patel
broNIfhah they would have done oa1 toi
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..naArGARDN =. u

~R RH LEH-PHYMCIAN, 5SUR0H0N
Ill } AND iAOOOU U0HBR- kfuI fdf PAST iafon
would respectfully inform his friends aud the PuPi
LAND. Mani (StrSSf neafL fh6 Suspension Bridge,
where he VIII oe happy TO attend to any buS!nSss
.aI1a 1fomStIy Afteriled to- Or. Lee L. graduate
81 NE Eclstls Medical Institute Of Cincinnati and
has been Variously engaged In the praetice 9i ms
2aI+ prepared with al the neee5sary appAfatn9 Tor
the Medical application Of Electricity 10 ths
enf ~ OhrCnic iiS6a 10 which he would invite
~ sneeISI attention OF the Aflieted. 80 perteeH
tbe SHealing Art" ofthe present day (as practSed
BY EcleotioSJ that few need desPStr OF EeeesihS
SnseiN attSntion given to diseases OF women ana
chiIdren. All communications strictly conn
taint In the Systet, but elsansng reno
Tatne S1d sHing the general system, acting
In unlson with Natures unerrt9g Ip laWa.0I sssb
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cavalry and Artillery Horses
. Wanted. ~
no1Cn.Nr nnARrERMAsTER,s OFFIOE.

4, ssISTANT ToUARTERMASTER'6 OFFICE u
1111A1,A rRYI4Sn ARFInLERE HORs VIII be
Med in .6ped f1sFEet DC wheeling, W; ,;, Va.
One hundred aad atty.hye doists 5 St'T1
paid for Cavalry and one hundred anu HAtS'"f
dollars ($l65l for Artillery Horses ,.4-,,i.A l..
ArtiiieFy Horses must De Of DARK eolof; sS9nS tn
Zen and sonare trotters in harness, In good he!n
and condition, from six 70 ten years olo ana hSS
Ieas than l13 hands hi6a, each horse NOT 70 "etsH
oSIaFy F Horses must be sound in al PSrticulaES,
we'll broken in full dssh and good condition, noI
isto I6 hands high, from to eJears old and efh
adanted in avery way 70 Cavalry purposes. .
By order Of Dol. JAS. A. EEfat Col in charge As'
Div. q. M.G.0. GYS. AA1s9 At4L9s n ~
f1Hlt ~ $50. 7.-NSePSs - =. -. -.
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TTyHE BOARD 'OP RNR OLLNEVF FOB The
PRIt DI5tTiSt West VITRinil. hsasQasrtSGs at
Whsslng. West VirEfuia, viii hold oally ge9doas
bsEaeSn the hBuFS Of and II A n aaa %
2. NJ, to ontSrtainI applications Add rOliSgs frO@
dFaft all poEBORa enrolled inpFOpOFiy aoe9ant Of
"AlisnaGeIF
ftNOa-RsSldeaea,"
q HUnsuttl6lonoSs Of AGasH
SPsrmln0nt Physical DISABILITY
The Beard will also aEpungO iron tie 8nFolln1enS
Lists ali dlBehAFEad soldiers OF the Et ~ naval
service Who haEo served two YOsFs duTing tho pres
eut rebellion and who have beo1 houoTably dis
0iSiI oaIeaEz. elsEgymaa and ali god eltiEauG
are especially Feques Cd q give 70 the DOAFd s0ch
InfoF1affon a. nay aid "a the correction and re-
vision Of ths RnrOllm0lE Lists
Capt. 4 PrOVO-s Marshal l't Di''. West VHSiaia-
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>. The !, T GREAT INTERNAL REMEDY. L.
BlF& q
JOHNSON's
RHEUMATIG COMP OUND
arsot5 tGaEHSz@
BLooDnPURIFIRR.
.ys, a444s- be-
THE ONLY SURE CURE FOR
{ )RHRUShAT1sm KNOWN.
HEAD TIE FOLLOW WING
ltEAD rHE FOLLOWING
This .Great Internal Remed,

Is the best medicine ever offered to theSpnbtc
E9r the efsctpat eErs Of1 HI sumAtsm, 6daS, NSn.
ralgia, Dyspepsia, and as Blood Purifier It has
olEhe blood such ScFOfuta or Kings Evil, Scald
Head, letter, Ring Worm, Female Complaints, and
all breakOuts on tho face and body.
The yastenupnbef of r1ab.on medicines which for
eFty RaVe boon used fof those diseases were merely
temporary in their effects and of doubtful virtue
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.zy4oasS one one door south Of Kranasr,s Hotel.
Tssis Eshiug % consult the Dr. Cf they prefer
ean ON at room Ne. So Grant Ho1seI e1a a.s =.
- - Iii kSEe DlehgurO in accompanying them 20
~ otsss 0am be, found at the Grant Ho15e At
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S125aAEMONTH!r

NJ ANAAg 49,, y, f,introduce the sHASs
HISIy xS., ~ N F1nIIT sHHENo MAcH1ss the
foW mice machine In the Sounty1 Sn4o 1.'1,I =
II. 4ISsss+ S,oysy q o. and BaeheldOr. Salary ana
s,0N r IarE allowed Al 9fhsr
SGScbIns1 roP sold for 1s1 thah1orty aolia5s Ss 80
- and the seller and user
IiinstraSe eironla BAnt FRHRa ni -,
HJSrSsS 40 :. f34sf SHAW 3 GLAhhIgs
A3n9EsJJsssT BIddef0fdI 11Aln1s
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FhGSs PIls should not be taken By teuaaIos that
nf6Rpaut during the EIRST THREE MONTHS -
thsy Gro auFe d bFingon MiscaEFiAgA but At every
Othe timss and in every other eelos they are PeE-
IN al oa.S Gf nervous aud SPINAL AnectioiH. Palm
in tie Back ana Limbs HoayileG, fatigue On slight
axeTtIou PAlpfAti0n 81 the Heart, LoWnolg Of splE
ia, HyItarfeE Sick HeAdAsha, WhteI aud an the
painf6l OccasianOd bYh dlsordered System,
theSe Pilli VIII efect cure when All otheF means
have Grsf-d u 90
YTll directions in the pamphletAF6Gnd oAeh pack
ag4, which should be preserved.
sold By an DruSsists. Price One DoilaE PEI
lsOle Uuisod states AGENT =. - -
80 JOB MOSES, n COrtlAndt ets y. Y.
'H.sB-el. 90 md sig postage stamps, enelOsed 70
ahS authorised agent Wf Ingurs bottle Containing
OYER hffy Pills b return mail III A1E2o
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MYTHICAL RINANcR.

~ People eXclaim about tho Amerlcan
Expenditure A friend told nae the Other
day that the Americans were spending two
million dollars day, and asked me what
/ thought of 1t. said thought 1t vas
rather more; but, having regard TO the de-
probation of American currency and the
present rate of exchange, II was weary NEAR
the amount which Ne. Gladstone, in time
Of peace, WAS drawing from our own COM
try, [hear, hesr,] and mind you, as long
as the people OF England are apt 70 think
with that comfortable eomPlaceucy OF
theirs that they can only 60 abroad tOifnd
objects Of pity, they will always be per-
suaded that they are cleyerer, happier, and
doing everything better than their telloWs.
Why is it that the iAIheFican states haVe
Laughed 70 scorn the predictions Of-alPoqE
6nsnciai, rnaenates and slo0F writer's on
finance, who told them, they could not go
on with the war for ak months With
ont coming 70 Europe for loan How
Is Il that they have deceived and dis
appointed the whole Of EuroPe2 Il is be.
cause the American people have never als,
lowed their government 70 make q war el-
pendituEe in time Of peace. . That Is the
whole secret; they were spendipg Tor the
purposes OF their government from httsen
TO seventeen millions sterling per Annum
when the war hr0ke out; and the savings
then made have enabled them to go through
this terrific strain: Take ten millions Of
savings for forty years, add together ten
millions Of savings for forty years. With
compound interest, and you will see what
fabulous amount 4 comes to-. This is
what America did.
10 ATT tie o6asEusfod Iof Ne. co6dsn's
speech, the fOlfobttng resoIaEibbi A6Fed BY
Nj. Samuel Sfoott, was proposed ana car!
fied unanimously: "Thst this meeting
having heard tho shn1AI address Of Rich.
ard Golden, Esq, N. P. hereby expresses
thfSsihtGrtiegt approval of the course he haa
pursued during The last session Ota PStta-
ms msnI, gain sHarms its confidence in him
- lsbeir FFepFesentativeT and resolves 70
accord 70 HMM futuTeia most cordial and
enthpsiastie support 4,s-z ...-i1 asisE
| Al RABRabOutIhe commencementiOfDth the
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