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Implies health Of body and mind
Dr. Whites experience success for thry-one years III
extensive practice large cities have brought him o
amount of every form of disease, beth
and chronic.
His remedies restore the stomach, liver and blood and all
secretions exceons Of the entire in unhealthy
healthy condition. Instead Of nurng any part of the
the constitution they and repair the injuries
and of the entire organism with truly sound mind in
sound body
established for all acute and chronic
Diseases viz Rheuatcs Colds Coughs, Bronchitis Lsryn
hit Asthma Consumption and all diseases of the Throat
Lungs Heart Liver, spine Stomach, Bowels; oostvenes
Dyspepsia scrofuls Kings Evil White swengs all sores
Ulcers AbceBses, Cancers Piles Fisula Syphilis and Gonor
rhea in all their stages Mecural and hereditary aint all d
cal impurities Of the Blood Jaundiee Diseases of the Eyes
Brain Goitre big Nec9 Diseases of the Kidneys Grave
Diabetis Dropslca Diseases all Female Ailments Weakness
Wasting Nervous Affections; Sick Nervous and Sun Head
seha Depression Of Spirits Hippoeondra Mysteries Fits OIL
spaBns Wsrepeat the eruptsus Of the skin, all sorts
Ulcers of whatever nature the nCipent Cancer which
evousy act humanity speedily and permanently cured
One hours spent at the Institute with DR. White fire.
quenty save weeks Of fever othersuerngseften life
Now open again, he receives calls
Rona and by letter formally from all parts of the country
Consultation free--stamps not forgotten"
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMN'T,
New Orleans May IL 1856.
In conformity to the provisions of an act OF
the General Assembly, entitled
An act to authorize the Governor to issue
the Bonds of the State for the amount Of one
Million of Dollars and to provide for the pay
nent Of the same to deffay the expenses Of
building levees. in accordance with the con-
tracts made by him and the levee commission
ers appointed for that purpose,
Proposals are invited and will be received
for thirty days, expiring June 18th, 1866, for
the purchase of One Million Of Dollars Of
Bonds Of the State, as authorized as aforesaid
The said Bonds bear an interest Of eight per
cent. per annun, payable semi-annually, have
twenty years to run. and are secured by
pledge Of all the proceeds Of the sale Of the
public on swamp lands belonging to the State.
Bids will be received in sums of One Thou
sand Dollars and upwards, to be addressed to
the Governor of the State, to be opened by
him and the Board Of Levee Commissioners,
and to be Endorsed " Proposals for the pur.
chase of Levee Bonds.
Only State notes, National Bank notes and
legal tender received in payment of Bonds.
The right is specially reserved of rejecting
all bids not satisfactory to the Governor and
Board of LeYee Commissioners.
j. MADISON WELLS,
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
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Sworn to and subscribed before me this STU day June 1896
PAUL W GoLLENs,
Third Justice Of the Peace,

meeting of the Board Of Directors held the day
Of june 1856 resolved declare Scrip Dividend Of
Forty Per Cent che Net Earned Participating Premiums
for the edmg onthe 5ls day May 1864 for which Ger
eease viii be issued after the rs day Of Augusnext
Also to pay and after the Monday in July next the
bsnee due Scrip Of 1885 per interest in
Common currency notwithstanding Scnps Of the Company
DIkEOfoRs;
Ed pgpayevr. Jehn Pembertop, David Mcgoard,
p Ssspero Pierre POut4, s. r. Belt
l. Z, Gsneses, N. Puts J !. Fernandez,
J, Morgan Hall, Chss. sAgogy
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UNDERTAKINGS.
W1NsLOw q PHILLIPS,
UNnFETAKFRs AND EMBALMERs,

No. 90 Rampant Street, Oats CrcusJ between Common and
Grayisr streets,
Having great variety Of C0FFINS and METZ Lilo RU-
RIAL CASES together with Hesrses CarltssF and large
table execute all orders u Plsr line With
stafaetion TO their patrons,
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TN. j. WHITES INSTITUTE
Is7 oARoN DELET STREET
In rear of the City Hall.

The first aim Of human beings is happiness and happiness
implies health Of body and mind.
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me cholsra In New York Bay.

sTATr or AFFAns AT QUARANTINE-LACK OF Ao-
CORPORATIONS THE HOSPITAL sHIP--A tLoATlNt
HEARsE-THE BURIAL or THE DEAD.
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MEDICAL.
CHOLERA DIsARMED
The Chief Cause. of Festnenoe Destroyed,

DR. E. oouRTARETs DIsINFEoTING FLUIDS Sc |
cured by patent in the United States and France
pared solely oy the New York Disineetng Company at their
6aee = Cedar hSs street 'o' D ~ ~ Saw,
n be French Chemist in charge Of @
laboratory is prepared to furnish its Dsnee!ng Fluids tor
urinas, water closets, prVes
sewers cutters ships railroads hospitals prisons Sna pubic
institutions of all kinds, saughterhouses oia ana aoong
establishments all kiuds of manures immensely increasing
value Of the latter every tamer and wherever poison
and offensive exist These agents are
antepc antputresCeuls and dsniecans in the scenthc
by chemical Notwithstanding in their places healthu air.
they deroyers and not merely a9sooents o.
attention Of medical and scientific men directed 70 ese a
he'd he of ober n ean be At tie
Oompanys Office
DELAvAN House. Albany, March 90 1866,
Ts the President of New York Disinfectng Company
Dear SrItis all it is represented be- We have made
many trials Of snfectans now consider that have
found article which snrpasss all others @ TsRsdy AGAINST
all bad odors, L. hoE49Esi94 :" w.
NEW YORK, April 9, 1866
To tie President of the New Dsnecting Company
Dear Sirwe without exception to be the best
me Wa i nv Ma b. 4 SrETSON Astor House
NBlhese Disinectants are by the under
direction II the Sanitary Police of the Metropolitan Health
POWELL THOMPSON,
" a Cedar street, New York,
Agents United and the 0anada
to whom all orders should be addressed.
all Druggists and General Dealers in the United
States and Ganadas.
cUCcEssFUL MEDICAL TREATMENT,
DIR. HowB's DlsPENsARY.
MEDICAL BATHS AND ATMOSPHERIC BLOOD
/ REGULATOR,
No. IL BRronpe Street, near CANAL
New Orleans,
For the treatment Of ali forms Medical and surgca
Diseases including those incarablo by usual methods Of
|
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CITY. QF MOBILIZE.


$500 $50 80 -
MAYORS a 3FRIoEEf ~ i. ,ass
SEALED PROPOSALS win be received By the Mayor an
III ~ 10Th sor IN ia PM
Lamps and Public Buildings Of the city and for furnishing
~ sssss, Fo,v Y,ucb a, sacb ta,3n Jbe
lno p1Reseis tnne ssa'e INV ayh " ,1 p W. 4
eaaFsa pr annun ana hoe nlaeh VIII ne charged eaeh lo
and how much per thousand cubic feet fol
y ~ Y = ~ u'i'V =
ohs Details ethe contract can hereafter be agreed on
ID III usy Tossursr IN All necessary ipormston On III
subect
sosa 20 security M e 1sqqied f95 the paneua and
prU0oaIs 81 be .salga Al, ma ssnosit.a ,t,b M m,
oIsrh. j NJ wlTnEEs, Mayor
NoTIcE re noNDHoLDERs AND OTHER
Creditors Of Inc City Of Mobile
5a
AAxoa's ofT'cri May Is 1855
All persons holding any bonds Or other evidences Of debt
~. known s 4 WEEKS on Treasure, 4. .sa,.s.,,o
aount Of such indebtedness fully describing tho same ana
payable aaa = n0' snsh 'n's w'li ine'uso
Ihe statement Of ell nssos eiso ~ ies ~ nisa VAIN
the City treasurer on Or before October 1896
,.s....,... -, AZ. ts.ass
Ahe ny ny essle7 " sets'a ''' = - ~
new bonas vim be ready for delivery BY the r
ssv - MI 1854 4s'
! Y: M5ThEss MsyoEs
MpRFMx's MOTEL.-TlE w I nGRsI u, n
AA PEqerietora q Murphy Hotel 10 " ana wv ~
street. hereby notify the pphle that they W un9 u 20 thei
advantage V call gna SEQ them before going ELSEWHERE 3
ey si sat the choicest klnd Of liquors a. I've
Ass And Meals o. aa KINDS 81 me hestnran ana pQtt
and ldgnz Fl superior quality & greatly ssagss1 RTss
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THO hBOVB BtaeElsuI y Us ETus aIU UOsV IEHaVIIP
fr the books Of the Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
J. P. RoUx Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF ORLEANS, CITY OF New ORLEANS.
Sworn subscribed before this 2Oh day of March
1866 EDMOND MEUEIER,
Third Justice of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
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JAMES LoNGsTREET, PRESIDENT.
Board of Directors;
JAMES L0NGsTREET, New Orleans.
A. O. GRAHAM Prest First National Bank New Orleans
t p MAY, U. S. Treasurer,
F. j. HEBRON Commission Merchant
SAM. DEBOw,
w G. GRAHAM
EVERETT LANE, Merchant
j. p DILLINGHAM;, Attorney at Law
A. j. INGERsoLL Mobile, Alabama,
E. B. NICHOLS, Galveston, Texas.
MARCUS j. WRIGHT, Memphis Tenn
ROBERT E. LEE, Virginia.
C. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
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r OUIsIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY,
Corner of Camp and Gravier streets.
TWELFTH ANNUAL STATEMENT.
In conformity with the requirements their charter the
Company publish the following statement:
Total premiums for the year ending February %,
1898 ...,.,,..,,,. 1903 $40 81
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TOXIN Il. FULLER,
FAoEURER AND DEALEE.
No. Dey Street, New York,
Has in store and ready immediate shipment and
featuring to order.
Portable and stationary Steam Engines ond

POBERT FOULDs,
IMPORTER OF FRENCH, ENaLIsH AND GERMAN
Toys, Fancy Goods, China and Fireworks
ALSO
MANUFACTURES OF TRANSPARENT STATES,
No. 80 John street, New York
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n PARSONS
MANUFACTURER
Had0eId's Union Fireworks.
IMPORTER
CHINESE FIRE-oRAcKERs, ROCKETS, ETC
MANUFACTURER
LANTERNS, FLAGS, ETC.
Also large assortment of his own importation OF
Toys and Fancy Goods.
Ma a John street near Broadway. NEW YoRk
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RTLANAMDs. .,.,..."..."....... BILLIARDS
would 81 ths ssencn of6gysEs 70 ny usg improved PA
cauns Be surpassed b. others In the world for elasticity
carreotnesa Of angles and durability which sell az reason
aba prices With stock Of Cloths Balls DnFa and every
shnE ecnneetd with the trade Ordas by mail attended 70
w Fl. GRIFFITH,
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NITIZENs' MUTUAL INSURANCE co,
OFFICE, No. 3 CARoNDELET STREET.
Amount Of Premiums for the year 1856 SEQ I 60
Amount of Assets of the Company OOO %
Board of Trustees resolved pay per
eres on the outstanding certificates scrip after the
Monday February 1866 and have further declared
a scrip dividend of twenty five per cent
TRUETREs
j. Lorber Jas. A. White,
A H. DMeEa, F. Matthew,
Ar. Miltenberger, J. Lemore,
A Bidault T Avendano
]. Lemore, l. Grand,
JnO, Gsuohs A. Verloin Degruy,
Omer Gailard
OMER GAILLARD, President
HY C1sTLRRpE, Secretary.
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NEWS OF THE DA 7.
10 s1oao the ve7y age and body Of the Times.


In libel suit, brought in the Circuit Court
for the District of Columbia, Secretary Staun-
ton was summoned as witness to produce a
letter addressed to the former Assistant See
rotary Of War, Dana, which letter contains the
matter alleged to be libellous. Secretary Stan
ton declined to produce the paper in question,
on the ground that letters on file in the Depart
ments are privileged communications
The funeral of the late Mr.. Seaton, in Wash
ington, was attended by one of the largest fu-
neral professions ever seen In that city. The
pail bearers were Secretary Seward, Judge
Wayne, of the Supreme Court, the Prussian
Minister. several Of the Ex-Mayors Of Wash
ington, &c.
COL Roberts, Of The Fenians, made speech
at the National Fair, in Washington, on Mon
day night He was afterwards 'serenaded, y
and in reply made another speech, limiting at
farther Fenian movements He is not pleased
at the Interference of the i. S.
The Washington Chronicle continues to urge
steadily on Congress the passage of the bill eS-
tabishing Lcgro suffrage in the District Of Co.
lEmbia
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.IIQtl Is.
MARRIED.

On Tuesday, the 5th Of juno. by Rev: Lonuel
Wilmer, at the residence Of the brides tnthsr,
Josas Il. Hawkins, esq, ALBERT CLAGEIT,
of Prince Georges county, and ALICE la W.
KINS Of Charles county, Md.
February 18th, 1866, by the Rev; J. S. Porter,
Rev. L. Ii. GRAYBILL, of the Virginia Con-
ference, and Miss MOLLIE WISE, youngest
daughter of Joshua Taylor, esq, Of Prince
William county, Va.
In Washington city, on the 10Th instant: by
the Rev. DR.. Pnckney. HBSSELlUS SMITH,
Of Alexandria, Va, to JULIA ROBERTA,
daughter Of NJ. NJ. jameson, Of Fairfax coun-
ty, Va
Tav vi n'' J0HN +. BIUNDON to FANNiE
F. holland, of Loudoun county, Va.
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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS. the Senate,
yesterday, the finance committee reported back
the House bill, with various amendments, in re-
lation to internal revenue, after which the com
mittce on military affairs asked to be discharged
from the further consideration Of the resolution
looking to the establishment of military and
naval hospital at Point Lookout Md. No &C.
ton was taken thereon. A report was made
by the conference committee on the dlsagreclng
votes, on the bill for the completion and repair
ofcertan public works heretofore commenced.
Thisreport was concurrcd in. The consideration
Of the bill to regulate the occupation of mineral
lands, occupied the remainder Of the Gay.
The House, BY vote Of 81 to 80, rejected
Mr.. Stevens proposed amendment to the con-
stitution empowering Congress to levy an ex-
port duty on cotton. The committee on naval
affairs was instructed to inquire into the cxpc
diency Of abolishing the marine corps and trans
ferring it to the army. \ resolution wasadopt-
ed requesting the President to transmit forth
with to the Governors Of the several States
copies OF the constitutional amendment lately
passed by Congress. \ resolution was also
adopted requesting the President to furnish
the House with information as to the lmprlson-
mcnt of American Fenians in Canada, and what
steps have been taken to secure redress. The
bill to restore to the States lately in rebellion
their full political lights was then taken and up
discussed at length.
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TTOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.-Will be
IL offered at public sale, on SATURDAY
the 7th day Of July next, at y m, on the prem
ises, for cash, nice little HOUSE AND LOT,
the residence OF Mrs. Susanna Monroe, situated
on the north side of Queen street, 90 feet west of
ROYAL street, II feet front, and go feet deep.
r. JOHNSTON, Trustee
ie 16-eotd of Mrs. Monroe.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

BY the arrival, off Farther Point, of the steam
ship Peruvian, we have one days later adyiccs
from Europe, The first step in active hostil-
tiles has been taken. On the eth the Prussian
troops entered the Duchy of Rolstein, and the
Austrians were concentrating at Altoona, where
a collision was expected. The steamship China
was telegraphed eff Halifax yesterday The
Continental news continued to be warlike-
Austria has declared the ports of Pola, Caltaro
and the Island Of LISA ports of war. Austria
regards the Prussian invasion Of Holsten a
casus bel The Emperor Of France has sent
the Duke of Grammont to Vienna, to make a
last effort at Cancellation. Austria maintains
her position relative to the Conference, and Is
said at Berlin to have determined to settle the
dispute by the arbitrament of the sword
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Cne hundred and twelve miles of the Union
aciic railroad have been completed, and
e:Ha2,ired by the Government commissioners.
he rack is now being laid at the rate of a
,,ije an6 half per day, and will be finished to
..'?.: .'<eerney, 200 miles, by October.
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he l'ewport (R. l. Mercury celebrated its
:0St:l anniversary on the 18th inst. 1t was
LIST Issued on the 18th of June, 1858, by
amea Franklin. He died few years after,
vle- i passed into the hands of Ann Franklin,
,2e mother Of James and Benjamin Franklin,
NJ subsequently became the property Of other
lh"ilCE
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TIE CuoLERA-Thrcc more deaths from
cnoiera have occurred at New York since Sat
r.Gay last. At quarantine Also in the lower
bay Of New Y ork, three additional deaths are
reported. \ fatal case OF cholera. also, occur
rec N Baltimore, yesterday. 1t was that Of
lillian Howdard Mann: ogod A years. His
..;t1l2r resides in the western section Of Balti-
Gin,ore The deceased contracted the disease
il New York, his room mate having died with
It. lie was sick when he left New York, and
or eEriving in Baltimore on Sunday morning
Re was taken to the inGrmary. He had tie
;cst medical treatment, but hewaS TOO far gone
C ;:trest the disease.
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WHEAT CRop.-We are informed by gen.
tlcman who has lately visited the counties near
this city, that the appearance Of the wheat
crop has improved greatly within the last few
DAYS.
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C:tSi aSSEtS ...-................ .'3..D11,OVJ
The above FIRST-CLASS COMPANIES,
having compiled with the law passed l hy th~
last Legislature requiring q dcpo:i. Of 5000
from each, in bonds of the STATE; the nn2"rS!sn-
ed is now prepared to issue policies in All, or
either OF them, on all descriptions Of property, in
the city or country, against loss or damage by
fire, and on inland, coastwise and SCI; ri'ks, On
terms adapted to Che hazard: and consistent
with sound and reliable underwriting.
Al! losses promptly adjusted and paid 1T Thu
Office
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There are various rumors in relation to the
eject produced by the publication in the New
H.crk World, (since copied into many other
papers, Of letter written from HeiEemer
county, n. Y, signed Herkemer, PROCESSING to
give en- account OF the career of Judge Under
cod in that county and other places. One re
oors is, that the publisher and copyists are to
9e sued for 4 libel; another is that the ramc
o. the author is to be demanded ioc other steps;
mother is that the Executive in Washington
ne Judicial branch Of it--tEink that it is due
&c inc public that the direct charges should be
leAicd, if the author name is discovered, &C.,
&c, Certainly, to such positive and damning
accusations, the writer should, (having deter
mined to make them: have appended his name.
;Te know not what steps Judge T., will take,
or whether there is any truth in any Of the ru-
.rG?s referred to above.
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The Secretary Of State, ty order Of tie
resident, announces the death of LEWIS CAss,
&c directs that the several Executive De-
oartments of the Government will cause appro-
o.iaie lonors to be rendered to the memory Of
Ae deceased at homo and abroad, wherever
&c national name and authority is acknowl-
rC cc1 -
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III" : : :
We have o" hand and 70 "'F'Se' t'' @:''s' ~
NJ : porn,,ion Guano
no l: Ie[utlatt HI" "tld co,.b1a pl,,.nh.ted
rowe y 20 eeieora'eo ''o'''''e : = = y
" w = L. IT. MI Ravnc &, Cos Manipulated
- w. IL. ro"lc' DAy'' - w ~ -
Guano A1,-o1;oy
+on nA. nnd Potosb Intimately combined-which
stand high as Iop Dres'lhg lo[ ,,e,,,., ~.
49, - - = @a'.a 2'.=- ~-
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On tho Orange and Alexandria Railroad.
ON FRIDAY, the 22nd inst
A special train for Manassas, will leave tins
city at - m. returning leave Manassas at 3
qhe next morning. Suitable arrangements have
been made, by parties at the Station, to secure
an agreeable trip to all who attend. Supper and
admittance to the ball -:
Tickets for the round trip, in the special train,
Droyided fftv 90 will be 81. ic IS I'd
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.:ISANClM.-GoLD. &C-.rhc Gold business in
->ew FORK and elsewhere seems to have dcgene-
rated into gambling and speculative affair."
The Excitement, in Nc# York, yesterday,
we are *old was greater if anything than was
o<oG .:noEn during the war. ut the opening
colo vas quoted at 1853, running up to 1851.
ron, that point it declined steadily, end finally
coset at 1861, decline Of > per ct. on the
:2te 0: Saturday. Governments were better
rough cot active. The late foreign advices
&c tie Sth show some further improvement Of
Ae inencial situation in England.
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DIED.

At his residence. in Loudoun co., Va, on the
10Th instant, JOHN r. CATION, in the 9th
year of his age.
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In Withdrawing from the above business, l
leave it with my best wishes; and not only ask
continuance of the liberal patronage of the
country, but for the city to give MI MadduN
knowing the use of sustaining this hotel.
lie lS-lW :. j. ) ANDEKS.
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ALEXANDRIA.
TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 10.

The NEWSPAPER PREss-The example of
Joseph Gales and W. W. Sea.on, ia the con-
:uct of the National Intelgcncer, is one wor-
iy Of imitation by editors, at the present day,
nd in the present times Times, to be sure,
change, but good manners do rot change; nor
re reason and argument nor less worthy TO be
,.soc than they were then. Tho cphelneral APP
pause bestowed by partisans upon their party
~yiitcrs, on account Of acerbity, or "Spicc," CT
''~in,' soon dies away, and is succeeded, if
20: ccco1 panied with the Scom and the con-
e:npt OF the wise and the good The reputa-
ton acquired by fairness, caudor, and an elcva-
&c tone in the discussion Of public affairs, is
.eS:lnG and permanent, and increases with years.
ere as we have often before said, this course
:oes not imply weakness nor prevent the cx-
nition Of proper indignation OF the proper ex-
2csu.e OF political delinquencics OF false views,
6 1,ischievous public actions. 1t only makes
1er condemnation the stronger, when condcnl-
atti0n is expressed Men sometimes mistake
*os venom Of the arrow for the vigor of the
JOS, but the delusion is soon dispelled by re-
:cct;on. What is the object Of journalism?
{ i not to instruct and to persuade, Can
persuasion be effected by coarScaess and rancor?
What presses have the most influence? These
i7aiei send forth abuse and malice, or those
which seek to operate upoii public opinion, b.
appeals to men srcason and good sense? Why
;noald not dignity and ,:ecorum be as much
ne Elm Of a public journal, as OF gentleman
II the private intercourse OF lite? \ gentle
man may not always be even tempered he
may not always preserve lis equaaimity: ne
nay be tempted to momcntary passion but
lis general course is regulated by regard for
ne rights and feelings of Others, 50 far as they
respect or regard his rights and feelings. So
:; should be with the press, So it was IN the
Csc Of the able and excellent men. whose names
&c have introduced in the first lines c. this az
,lc!e And they had their reward Not al
."sys pecuniarily-tar from it: nos always in
smooth sailing, with calm SCI ana favoriug
G'n3zes no,-often the roYerse But the re-
we're was, in the high consideration Of educated
,aca in the appreciation Of plain, honest men,
O. sound Judgment; in the respect of all men,
~i.o appreciated courtesy and kindness in gener-
=, and made allowances for the nomentary
,eaSaesses, or short comings or excited feel
,ngs, incident TO human nature.
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THE Crops, everywhere, wheat included
are improving, under late favorable weather.
A much better yield is expected now, than it
was thought possible, month ago.