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President JOHNSON sent his veto Of
the aAct for the more efficient govern,
ment Of the Rebel States" to Congress
on Saturday. It was passed in both
branches over the veto, the Senate by So
to 10, and the House by 1856 to SO This
Ubiquitous measure has become alaw, and
the constitutions and laws Of Virginia,
the Carolinas, and Georgia-Older than
the Federal Government - are swept
away, and the rule Of the bayonet is the
only law. We will publish the Message
in full next week.
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"a A Spanish gentleman, residing in
this city, and who is in a position to be in
possession of reliable information, tells us
that he has such, from the City Of Mexi.
co, as to the intentions of the Emperor
Macmillan. He is assured, by persons
who have a right to know, that it is the
firm. determination of the Emperor to re.
main and share the fate Of the friends Of
law and order,ln that distracted country.
He is rather encouraged than discouraged
by the departure Of the French, for the
Intervention o faDy foreign power is around
him Of such chiefs as Miramou and Mar.
ques, who have ford long time stood aloof.
is very reassuring to him, He will not
sand in the way Of any adjustment Of
their diSsension which may prove to be
the general wish Of the best and most
trusted men Of the nation, but he will not
desert Mexico 90 long as such men desire
him to remain.-M. o. hcayune.
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D6s-"0f all the arts 10 which the wise
excel, natures chief master piece is wri-
ting wellp II you want to become au
elegant pcuman, a%successful bushes man
or q practical telegraph operator, don't
fail 70 inquire ihto the merits Of the high
Jy popular Business Institute Of Calkius,
.GBfin:& Co., at 0bsrlin, Ohio. = IBIS
school has o largs cofps.of teiebefs, and
10 under tho in~itruction Of 6rst clsss Tel.
sgraph men Address asabovs for psr.
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Is- A udown east debating club b,

10 A "down east" debating club has
been recently arguing the question -
(which is the most effective agent in
the reduction Of the population Of civil.
lied countries-War, Cholera, Switchmen
OF Bilious Complaints After q warm
and animated debate It was decided that
the latter had proven by far the most dis.
sstrous, until the discovery of the now
celebrated Roback's Stomach Bitters and
Scandinavian Blood Purifier and Blood
Pix. The club therefore, actuated by q
spirit Of philanthropy have determined to
recommend them 70 the public ssaprs.
VentiVe Of ebolera, n certain cure for
al diseases resulting from Billions atfec-
ton, and to inform them hat they are
prepared By Primes, Walton & Co, Nos.
Sc, IS, 60ssd 81 East ID It,, OiDeipnsti,
and are for sale By I'll respectable drug.
yistL
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Wooden Ware

Tubs, Bowls, Ladies', Churns, Buckets, But 4.
ter Tubs, So. We are just receiving 5000
gallons Of
EARTHERN WARE,
from one-half gallon to six gal sizes, which
we offer at Wholesale or Retail.
evorythtng y1u eau imagine in
the way Of
+. YANKEE NOTIONS,
Combs, Pocket Books, Pins, PENS Perfumery.
Cosmetics, Dolls, and all kinds Of children's
Toys.
We ha'etaken especial pains 10 procure an
unusually large stock Of l.
TOBACCO & CIGARS
Of the best brands known in the United
States, and which we will sell very low. OF
everything that
"a CAN BE PROCURED,
We have sought the best and piled them in
AT OUR LARGE STORE.
: We pay the highest market price for
BUTTER Sc EGGS
and oil kipds Of COUNTRY PRODUCE.
The best brands Of FAMILY FLOUR con.
stantly on hand.
We desire 10 say 10 the Farmers that we
shall endeavor to handle their Produce 40
that II will be to their benefit and profit.
Rocollect that we buy DIRECTLY from the
Manufacturers and Importers, without the
Intervention Of third parties. aud by thus
saving the profits paid to them. We sell that
m nah MA m n I W. o
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Democratic State 9 K

- ~
For Governor,
ALLEN G, THURMAN, Of Franklin
Lieutenant Governor,
DANIEL s. UHL, Of Holmes;
Treasurer Of State,
Q, FULTON, of Crawford;
auditor Of State,
JOHN MoELWEE, of Butler;
attorney General
FRANK H. HURD, of Knox;
Supreme Judge,
THOMAS NJ. KEY, Of Hamilton
Comptroller of the Treasury,
WILLIAM SHERIDAN, of Williams
Member Board of Public Worries, .
ARTHUR HUGHES, of Cuyahoga.
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OHIO LEGISLATURE
n pKa 25. 1867.

Hn.| "
In the Senate, Mr. Brown introduced
= bill relative TO common carriers and
public officers. CForbids the giving or
receiving of passes from railroad officers. ]
The bill authorizing county commits
sioners to allow eonstabies, marshals, jus.
%tices, police judges or mayors, not exceed
500 for services in criminal cases, where
the fees are not paid by State, TO-, was
passed.
TUESDAY.
In the Senate, a bill was introduced,
authorizing municipal corporations to pro-
vide against the evils resulting from the
use Of intoxicating liquors.
In the House, a petition was present
ed from Hanson johnson and 547 other
colored citizens OF Columbus, Ohio,
praying that the word "whits" may be
stricken from the Constitution Of the State
Of Ohio.
The joint resolution, striking the word
"white" from the Constitution, was taken
up, and, aftersdne discussion, was lost
yeas 35, nays so.
WEDNESDAY.
In the Senate, the bill relative to an
amendment Of tho Constitution, providing
for the extension of the elective franchise,
was taken from the table, and on motion
was postponed and made the special or.
der for March 6.
HoUsE.--Mr. Barrett moved to recon
slider the vote by which the House refused
to adopt the resolution striking the word
"waite" from the Constitution Jagged to
and the resolution was tabled. The reso.
luton was subsequently postponed and
made the special order for March 6, at 2
o'clock P. NJ.
THURSDAY.
SENATE Mr.. Hurd, from the Judi
ciary committee, reported 10 favor Of the
passage Of S. B 1852, supplementary t.
the act of the jurisdiction and procedure
before justices Of the peace, &c.
The bill was passed yeas %, nays
none. [Authofises attachment of proper
ty before justices Of the peace, before
debt is due.
The Senate then took q recess.
Mr.. Hall, from the committeeIo on Mu.
nicipal Corporations, reported in favor o.
the passage Of s. B 1888, To authorize
the councils of incorporated villages o
over 1900 inhabitants t, locate and con
struct sewers. The bill wal ~passed--yeaI
10, nays S. Extends power to max
sewers, 90, toSll cities and villages o
1000 or moe inhabitants.
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B6- The Herald of Health for March
presents a large list OF new names as con-
tributors, among whom are Rev. Henry
Bellows, + R. Elliott, Mrs. X. B. Glea.
son, DR.. Davis, etc. Some Of the princi.
pal topics discussed are Length Of Days,
by Rev DR. Bellows ; Chemical Pbenome-
ma Of Vitality, by DR. George H Taylor ;
Letters to Ladies, by Mrs, DR. Gleason
Remote and Permanent Results, by Hen.
ry Ward Bsecber; How to Bathe, aud
more than fifty ether articles Of perma.
nent value. 50 q Year-20 cts. for Sam
pie or Single Numbers BY all means get
this monthly for 1857 II teaches the
Science of Life, or how to live completely
and BEAUTIFULLY. Two dollars can not BE-
better spent. Address, Messrs. MIL
LER, WOOD CO., Is Laight, Street,
New York York.
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-1n editor 10 IoEs has become %.
hollow frpn depending upos de prisfisg
busissss alone for bread, fhsf be propo.
sas % ell himself fora stou pirs q fbT@l
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Northern Ohio Judgeship.

Charles T. Sherman, a third-rate law.
yer, Of Mansfield, has been appointed
Judge for the Northern District Of Ohio,
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Family Groceries

We have superb lots of all grades, of Coffee,
Tea, Sugar. MOlass"s. Syrup. Starch, Raisins.
Cheese, Confectionery, Prunes, Spices Fruits
in their season. Salt by the pound md barrel.
Soaps, oil kinds of Extracts, Dye Stuff, &C.,
AZ of :
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Aleu- advertisements,

HARRT n. SRAFFER,
AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Loudonville, Ohio, will attend to all business
pertaining to his Profession. Counsel given
In either the English or German language.
(v21n8s) :.
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CONGRESSIONAL,
TUESDAY, FEE. 20, 1857.

SENATE. The Army appropriation
bill and the bill to give an increase of
compensation to the civil employees Of the
Government at Washington, were passed.
Other bills, including Mo, Mr.. sberman's
bill for funding the compound interest
notes, were considered but without final
action thereon.
HousE.-The House discharged Mr..
Wentwortb's committee from any further
investigation Of the alleged negotiations
between members and the executive
The resolution providing for the removal
of the Naval Academy from Annapolis
was rejected. The Fertilization bill was
amended aud sent back to the Senate
The remainder of the day was given to
the Tariff bill, on which Indifferent pro-
gress was made.
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!. H. Clark, NJ. D, 7. s. Hunter, NJ. D
, CLARK ri HUFTER

Have associated themselves for the pracuos.
10 Of Medicine and Surgery In The Village. Of
Ashland. Special attention given 70 the,
treatment Of Chronic easel.
Once in brick building wsst Of Stone
Corner.
Dec. ~. 1885,. 2o1f
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r. L 8 HH

We constantly keep the best Of Mackerel,
Piskerel, Cod Fish, White Fish, and Herring.
We also. whenever obtainable, keep the best
cared Meats. Our Stock Of
QUEENsWARE &
m GLASSWARE
was never surpassed in Ashland. We have
q splendid lot Of Gloss Lamps. Our cases
are full Of Cutlery. Knives and Forks. Table
Spoons and Tea Spoons, &C., all procured
from the very best manufacturing houses in
tho Eastern Cities. Our Stock of
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Willow Ware

Is complete, consisting of Ladies Travelling
Baskets, Market Baskets, Clothes Baskets,
Apple Baskets, School Baskets and all other
kinds, and we have everything in the line Of
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and Cheapest.

The under igned, McC00L & STEVENS.
are now receiving for the fall AM winter trade
an immense s.ocf of everything that Q, n be
thought Of in our line Of business, direct
from the importers and manufacturers Of
New York
We confidently. assert that our Stock sur
p'sses in Quantity and Quality any lot of
Goods ever brought to Ashland. OF
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g. g. Dime Gables.:

Cleveland, Columbus 3 Cincinnati
~ Railway Timetable.
gs GOING SOUTH m
Mall Ex. NYEx. Gal. n. N'stEx
Cleveland, 900 a m 2:5op m 900 y m sBpm
Crestline IL, 20 m $50 I'm sos pm 12s56pm
Gallon 1882 pm 6;43p m 6,20 m I,0epm
Columbus 2.8o p m s,sopm l,15am
iti GOING NORTH, R02fcrat 8
~ Mall Ex. Gin. ,Ex. WIN RI, ny Ex.Ss,
Columbus 500 p IN 11,f0am 49, l2,tbkm
Gallon 6,S3 p IN llts p m 500 q IN 2;64 an
Crestline, sos p m 1,sspms 5.16am s.i6Am
November, e. &. FILM, Sept 4,
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.-Whsn b . Isdy not . isdyf Wien
abe iss Little sDIkey.
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The Best

Place To buy ,our Groceries, Queenswars.
Woodenware. Willow and Glassware 10 al,
ways where you eau buy the best and
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HORSE STOLEN.

NAN, eniliug himself Bill Williams,
IN abont2 years old, OF medium size,
rsther stoai, welFils G,ecut?l Cas-. Pants
and Vest. Black Coat and Black S!ouch Hat,
aud protesting to be working at the Bridge
at Monococy junction, pretended III hire
from the Subscriber on the 9Th of December
last. small dark roam Horse, years old.
~ fair condition. mark under the collar
on left side aud under the manc, q little
stnyed, with single rein fair leather Bride,
and an old L. ). covered Saddle. suppose
he has disposed Of the horse in Carroll or
Frederick Counties, Md, Any information
IN regard TO the horse, or thief, will be-
THANH Tally received, and literally rewarded,
by addressing
JOHN II. SPALDING tAscnt.)
- llilestown, 70, Adams county, Pa.
mw dIt. lN1lJ Wa
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Dl virtue Of a pecrneof The Grcua Court
I'D tT Carroll cpupfy, The Splsdi1er, as
Trustee thereby appointed. viii oHar Of
Public Sale. on the premises, ia fancy,
town, Carroll county, Nd, op .o.si
THURSDAY JANUARY si-t, 1867,
3 The following property, to Wit:
That Lot Of Ground coniajnjug about a
Quarter Of an Acre, situated 10 1nneytown,
Nd, whereof The ,hl,e Nancy I.ndisel died
seized. wbcrc6n IRE erected u good size
Two Story Brick DaelIing.,
House, with brick Kitchen &1s$k-
mud Smoke House attached. M.s.f<*H
a Stable. Corr Crib, Hog Pm ssss-l 1ias U
and Wagon Shed. 'a'
Also that House and lot Of GROUND, con-
having about Haitian Acre Of land, situated
m fanest1wn, Nh. Whereof the late Vii.
ham isddisel died seized, known ~ the
.shank Property" The iipproyements
consist 81 u large iyo'st1fy ~. ~
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n FEMALE COLLEGIArE
AND
MALE ACADEMIC INSTITUTES.
TIE ACHE RS.

TIE ACH z RS.
\ Il LfTERaR y DEPARTEEfE Z
Rev. JonS A. MtxRog. A. VI.
Miss NJ. Lou Far,ons, NJ. r. l..
Miss Mary " Manning. -
MiN Ada filliIeslea.
sAUsIcALfbEPAEZuEyT
MIS-, FapaA =, EAanrqss
rJ,uIs INsffTUTIoN will, commence
il the 2nd SESSION of ~. SIXTH
echolnstie yeiss sou MONDAY. FEB.
IRl'atRY 4tIs. 1861. Pupils win De- re,
ceiscd at arg tine, and charged from time
Of entmpec. ~
! AS 4 B6dRDIvG scHooL.
rs pamber Of Boarding Papils during the
gaa YEAR wes IS teuqsies, aud d, males.
TIE Priuclpal rrcciyes Only sir females
into his iansify +: n number Of others may
board with dPprJret families in the town.
Those wishing to occupy tho vacancies
not yet filled, will flcase make early oppii.
cdfiDH. 40,
The, Recommendation. fss Borr,lcrs are
iro separate buildings, built OF brick. That
for the Male Departiacnt is the residence OF
the Roy. JONATHAN MrSHns Father of the
Innclpall, WHOSE pntrrnuI care Will DC over
hi, boardcrs; that for the Female Depart.
mrln is occupicdby tho Principal. There
will not be amy Communication between
these departments. Each viii bccopsidered
MS aJdsitg, aiidrdinghhonie to Its bharders
As 4 Day SCHO0L. "
Number of Day Pupils, during tho I,ast
year, 81, making n total of t67 Pupils.
Accommodations arei frr eummodious
rooms, viz: The young men study room
the boysstudy room-thc young ladies study
room--lhe Primary room, and the Lecture
room. f..t'.t
Deparfmeats. Primary, Preparatory and
Collegiate; three grades Of classes in each
Dcpartmeht-lu Music, superior adyan.
tages, latin taught gratmtously.
Especial attention given to al elementary
principles also TO lenmanship plain and
G,ncyl; to Bookkeeping; to Spelling, Read.
ing and Elocution.
Six grades Of Tuition, from - up to
SLIPPER quarter. '.'
For Circulars address r....T
REV. JOHN \. MUNROE,
jnn2i Principal.
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The attention Of the public is invited to


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cpun.y II n ilie chicfpsgali bf the Demo.
ersaidP hstt of,hs United States, and the
foremost advocate Of the immediate restora.
Nd tsiis 1lSneier IA y fps '''
An Enterprtse ana TrustSOr-
thy Newspaper. q
lbs next seathids fir.te he more critt
sai @tc IA thehistnry dfonr fn,e inliilntions
than even any of the cSthtfi,l ones that have
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telligeni jndgmen, Of public affairs is . fiil
and authentic account Of iicts as they trnns
pire. Those Hnn fwoRip always aims Is
give with cQnscienious ACCURACY, aud with
cqiRl ttlilek aud Alelits swhethcr they make
tor oragainst its own views Of public policy.
Prumpi,actisits Ia spreading lf,cforc It's rca.
dcTAssfry ,kihIl utrcws IN viiieh any pari
Of Me Eihlietak an Interest, y the hrst
my dfa hewsIiupcr aud the facilities of
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are unsurpassed by those OF any Journal ia
the LniDd States. Whatever else Il Nay
TAIL in, II certainly will not fail 10 furnish
the news, nor to supply IL with such pfomp.
ttudc' spirit. freshness. abilpdancelva icty,
accuracy, and candor. that no class of rra.
dcrs can miss any anything .ofintercst which
they wish 10 hnd. fHE wohLn will publish
documents and arguments prcpascd by poll.
hsll fyes Just - freely rs thosc prepared by
Political ffiends; making ia own etpnncnis
on tlienls of csatsa, hut mower supervising
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70 dainhls, ~ own party Adverse argu.
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tolcave 70 make their ullimpfcssion& Tnr
Wiiali, adopts niis rule because Il believes
20 other Is honest bccanse Il coileri,es
that u iifst duty rs readers isto keep
fhepr thoroughly informed ontcyety passing
subject OF ieapnriance. In politics. THE
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Jusf tabiisk>.{, u 4 Seu1ed E. <,,,,.s. ! 4,
J'si<s sis asaf.. M
A LECTuREan the Mature. Treatment. and
N Radich Cure o. spermntorfh us !. or Sem.
inaI weakness, Involuntary Emissions, sexual
Debility, and lmpefimchG Ia Marriage pener-
ally, Nervousness, Consumption, Epilepsy.
sad Fits; Mental and Physical InenpscIty. ~,
sultige from alf-Abuso, dc.--By kOBtiiT j.
CULIERWELL, NJ. D., Author Of the s'Grecn
The wotId-rcnouprd antlsr, In tli, sdmira.
bic LectnEr, clearly proves from his own espo-
rienee that the awful Consequences Of Self
Abusc may be cifectuaily removed without
pedicinf, and wiihout dangerous snrelss,l ope
ratons. boaEicss in-trnments, rings, or eerdlaIs.
pointing out a mode Of cure AZ once certain and
eiiscinal, by which Every sufferer nd matter
what his condition may he may cure ihimsejr
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ANDS AND THOUSANDS! fIeI47J'[
sent under seal, TO any address, In n plain
scaled enreloPes ON the reeeit, II ~ cents, Or
,so postage stamps Also lDv. Culverwelp.
Marriage Guide" price 70 cents. Address the
publishers. -
HTH ~ CHAS. &c. KLINE 4 Co, En-.
l27 Bowcrv, New York,
Jahif ID go $3.50 Post Ofloe Hos issC.
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Addrcs. all orders and communications 20 tal
..A..A,u,ayD. w. CLARK. MxssEer,
Isl W, Baltimore Street, Baltimore, Md.
gr- TleaErsior pIe a. Mas. Lvyro,ir, .wr,t-
jhni7-Gth h''' ~ q
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r. A GORSUCH.
LICENsED .AUCrIOxEEr. !,

|nFFkRS hin services % tile public III n j
NJ above capacity, nnd will attend rrompts
Y and efficiently in al vases. Address,
Bird Hill +. o. Finksburg District, Carroll
ecuaty Maryland. ianI7 tf
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tlllsfaqssq gIac - "a a A,FETTER'
". sssaof f'01uDAIxI,un9 sssfBfTER,
~ hshiae ijile., ~ Rhssh,, Ssasd Head,
sgtSs I'll SslS n gs sEfsSS os'
| "A W 4 b.W ss}mmaitr. Y
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Y The Weekly Nofl,l. .arge. qHar,o sheet,
same size ~ Daily. Is now priait,t through.
gW - ttaa tgpe, and las tho largest eirru.
'a'Ion OF any weekly journal Published, save
oLc' It's cNiraortltnySucccss since its union
with the New York lippts has justified the
most lier1l expenditures, which will make
Il nnriyaled IN Interest and valae to farmers.
Published Wc,lnesday. ..s5
/, g,1, Us Market Reports rn,brucc the New
! York. Albany. Brighton. and Cambridge
Liip Stock Markets; the New York Country
IroIree aud General Produce Markets;
spe,ant and valuable Hop Intelligence: de.
partment Of Agricultural Reading; all tose,h-
or composing an tinrivalled hand book oG
curreat information far the Farmer. Live
Stock ar Produce i.ealer, the Country Mer.
@eEA pasSet- niare Willis reS@s. r IN tor
Entcrthiwng ttesidSs R.adh,s for he FINN.
lily Circle. embracing the freshest and best
Stories. Poetry. Religious Heading. etc.
i'H'i apasn fur the Dscussion OF all Prami.
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eair weeklies, meie wuste. basket of the
DAILY only naitcr- of interest aud impor.
lance are chosGn fresn the Duly, whiiers le
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has. nenpcraiie friends and ainking a deter.
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- AI@so,. "a
That valuable parcel 81 ground sltulied in
or near srid faocyicwii. Nd, containing
10 ACRES OF LAND. more or lossli
M.
se'''s,e.i on, f.ils. ~ 10 Aney ana crr,
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cum gu ,,, ai'on' ..asa.d, LA,
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III u NUtiIFlIt N0mmcrclaI InicINgcucc
APtcafshA&rcliable market serdr44. TIM
WORLD viii continue TO maintain its prcsnut
high reputation. Apapcr published in thu.
co nmcrclnl metropolis is naturally looked
~ Tor aniheTtic Httnfniatinn rcli, insto trade,
commerce an,ls finance and this lciBg u
tptnre ~ WHICH TIM Wapi.n pridcs itseli, il
boldly challenges comparison witt, every
journal IN the metronohs. IN ~
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lbe lnllnGliipg champion al frcelom. Jus
ilccs onicr. aud Con stitaiiohhl Rights
The inspiration of its politics ia Freedom
restrained bv Justice or, to speak more
strictly, Freedom pure and simple, in the
largest colleeiise measure the office of jus
ticc being merely 10 protect freedom from
1encrunctinciits Freedom Of the individual
citizen IN. his rights thought. speech. rcli
Eiun, aud lucnmotion in his Rig ht 10 choose
his own food and drink, in SPA Of NEEDLE.
SEINE Temperance laws in his Rigin to
make any money bargains he thinks proper,
N spite Of foolish usury laws: in his Right
TO buy and sell IN all markets, domestic and
nseisn, ~ spite of unjust protective tariffs (;
N his Right TO representation in the legisln-
tive bodies whicliiax him in spite of uncon
'tlniionas exclusions Freedom of eollcc
two citizens To assemble for discussion Of
grievances; Freedom of all local communi.
ties 70 manage their local affairs without
central interference; Freedom in every sec.
ion OF The country FROM the arrogant und
unconstitutional domination IT othrr sec.
lions this laryr aud comprehensive idea of
Freedom saIaas ~ the spoliiics Of TmE
NoaID, WHICH Viii uc,cr he found waiting
to 'tis capital ipicrsst Of tho copu,ry aud Of
tue hhnnnt race g l.t a.
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