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FRESH OYSTERS.

FRESH OYsTERs.-I am now keeping Fresh
Oysters constantly on hand, which viii be
sold by the can, or served as ordered.
JOS. REICHERT.
Prescott, Oct. Is, 1867.
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ganhing& I3xchange office OF

-rTLLFR & WESTFALL. Successors to
IL City Bank Of Prescott, receive Depos-
its. Boy and Sell Excanse. aud do General
Ranking Business. the same as an organized
Bank. It'll
II. MiLLER, W. =. WEsTFALL,
Trey. New York Minneapolis. Min
Jnne IS. 1867
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wanted.

God Journeyman Tailor Wanted imme-
y. Apply at my shop. on Drosi Street.
pat good workmen need apply.
JOHN SHEEHAE.
ccectt, Oct. y. 1867.
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Cast Steel PlOw.

White and common Lime kept for sale
Also. a lot of Clifton and Dayton Mills Flour
at low figures
Farmers. or others, in want OF onything IN
the above line, will find il for their interest TO
call before buying elsewhere.
MASON STONE d co.
Prescott June z 1867. 7-tf
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DISSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby given, that the copartner-
ship heretofore existing unde. ;he firm name
Of F. H. Lord d Bro, is this day dissolved
cv mutual consent All debts and credits OF
the arm will be settled by j. H. Lord.
F. II. LORD,
J. Il. LORD.
Prescott, August 10. 1867.
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CITY RESTAURANT.

TRESH OYSTERS, by the can or dish.
e Lunch served at all hours OF the day or
evening. A fine stock of Coniectioneries,
etc. The patronage Of The public is reqnes-
ted G o. BOUGHTON.
Prescott. Nov. !, 1867.
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State of Wisconsin,, Pierce County Court, in
Probate. In the matter of the estate of
Mary Sonderman, deceased.
7 ETTERS of administration having been
IL this day issued to James Gum. III said
county, and six months from the date hereof
having been allowed aud limited for credi-
tors To present their claims against said de-
ceased for examination and adjustment no.
tice is hereby given. that all claims and de-
mands against the estate Of said deceased viii
be received. examined and adjusted by aud
before the Judge OF this Court. at his office,
in the CITY Of Prescott. on the first Monday
of each month during said six months. at 10
o'clock, 4. VI.
WIN. HOWE S, Co. Judge.
Dated October It'll. 1867. % Id
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j. B. PARKHURsT.

MYTH Stone, Richardson d Parker, sue
w ceSs0rs TO Stone, Wood IL Co.. lmpor-
tiers and Jobbers Of Dry Goods and Wooleus,
No. 40 franklin St, and 40 Morton Place,
Boston Mass. 27-wu
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Agents Wanted.

Samples sent free. No capital required
Ladies or Gentlemen can earn from $500 10
$1,000 per day EacloSe stamp and address
TRIPP q CO., Eighth Street, n. Y.
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HOUSE FOR SALE.

7 OFFER for A %AI-0 Sale at low fl
figures, my TsIa 81 residence and
grounds in s4 4lga..s4E Prescott.
The house is one the best IN the city. pleas
antly located. with an excellent barn and out
bindings, fruit. &c. including three acres in
SIDE of enclosure Good improved farming
lands will be taken in whole or part payment,
if desired. If cash is paid, time viii be CIV
EN- on portion.
II. Doe.
Prescott, Oct, Is. 1867. 25-W4
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NOTICE.


wish 10 exchange Minneapolis Wooden
Goods for Wool, at Minneapolis prices, or
Cash, at corresponding rates. Call and see
me before selling your Wool.
GEO. A. DILL.
Ag't for Minneapolis Wooden Mills
Prescott ,JuBes. 1867.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by the subscriber. in River Falls,
Nov. Sd. 1867, two calves. one small, light
red steer the ether dark red heifer The
owner is requested to prove property, pay
charges and take them away.
J. L. MELVIN.
River Falls, Nov. 6, 1867.
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DR.. j. BRYAN, Consulting
Physician,
Broadway, New York.

Special Treatment IN all cases of Seminal.
Sexual. Urinary and Nervous Diseases in
male or female
Advice Free and correspondence strictly
confidential
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Pitts, Improved Machines,

Of Buffalo. New York. They are also exclu-
siye Agents for the
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-23

A new Machine. but one that gives the beat
Of satisfaction wherever used,
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Boot and Shoe Shop.

WIN. LEESEMAN has opened Boot
w and Shoe shop on Broad Street. and
is prep rd TO manufacture anything il, his line
in the best Of style ana at reasonable prices.
Those wanting Work done should send in
their orders At once. Satisfaction guaranteed
WM LEESEMAN.
Prescott. March 30 1867.
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few testimonials are here inserted:
Milton Gale, Esq, EsostOn.

Ihereby csItifg that surely afflicted ,rifl B0is
fer tte0 y,ars. a.rsIfg themselves lIof az limbs ana
oftsr IGIfs ot Hay bgdg. The S59eTiHgs bhicI as9
franz them ldescribdJls. Nlsce Il 10 seq that
ftihfag t1ed SetTGt ~ he most popular huB90 rsnss
dies, L tito,a TeEaoriHg tie gtct,a4. ~ length IL
H. earnest TqisSt 81 intimate lfsHi rGs induced
70 ty ~. =. ". i0l9GdS HinUr Doctor and ana rsTy
happy g. attest Gsdi az my Bells reOced ana ty
hath l0as restored By Iig Dr.. IDldHds aresad rgeG
ictRes. MILTON GALE.
Boston Jan Il ISss
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Empress Of France, Empress

OF Austria, Empress Of Russia, En-
press Of Brazil. Queen of Spain,
and Queen of Bavaria.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-23

The Clipper ThreshiRg Ma
chine,
Manufactured by Dean, Smith & Co., of La
Crosse.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-05

iaynin Seymour, Walter Hamilton Dickson, JONES
shaw, Adam Johnston, Ferguson Blair, Alexander
cam pbell, David Christie, James Cox Atkius, David
Reesor. Elijah Leonard. William Manchester, Asa
Allw99rlh BuInham. Johb glmnsor. lame, 'l' skead'
- ~ aopherson, George Crawford, Donald
macdonald, oliver Blake, Billa Flint, Walter McOren,
and Gee rye William Allan,
For the Province of Quebec-James Leslie, Asa Bel
kneY Foster. Joseph Noel Bosse, Louis A. olivier,
Jacque olivier Bureau, Charles Malhot, Louis re
naud Luc Leteler de ST. JUST Uric SoSeph Tessier,
John Hamilton, Charles COrmier Antoine Juchereau
Dochesnay, David Edward Price, Elzear ii. ],
Duchesnay, Leandre DumouChel Louis Bacoste
Joseph r, Armaud Charles Wilson. William Henry
ChaheTs Jean Baptiste Guevremont, James Ferrier
Sir Narctsse FoTtunat Belleau. Knight, Thomas Ryan,
and John Sewell Sanborn.
For the Province Of NOVA Sco'ia-Edwnrd Kenny,
Jonathan McCuliy, Thomas D. Archibald. Robert B
DiCkey, John II. Anderson, John Holmes, John w,
Richie, Benjamin Wier, John Locke, Caleb II. Bill
John BOurinOt, and William Miller,
For the Province of New Brunswick.-Am Edwin
BotsfOrd Edward Barron Chandler, John Robertson,
Robert Ieonard Hazen William Hunter Odell, David
Wark William Henry Sleeves, William Todd John
Ferguson. Rooess Duncan, Wilmot, Abner Reid
Mcclellan. and Peter it%"ell,
Given at our Court at Windsor Castle, this twenty
second day OF May, in the year of our uOiS cue
thousand eight hundred and sixtyseven, and in the
thlrtieth year OF our reign.
God save the Queen.
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FOR SALE.
TO RENT.

a TO LET PART OF THE HOUSE NO.
II 500 S. FOURTH Street, below Lombard, east
Side. Inquire on the premises. References re-
quired. 52s
M TO LET-DWELLING NO. llO s.
MQNINETEENTH Street Inquire NJ f. corner
TENTH and CHESNUT Streets. 64tf
O TO LET-OAPE ISLAND FURNISHED
EuCOttaRe TO let IL rooms. Photograph OF which can
be seen at N. E. corner OF TENTH and CHESNUr
Streets. 58l III
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HIS LETTER AND HOPES TO THE LEAGUERS OF
ENGLAND.
The Council of the British Reform League
met In London May %, Mr.. Edward Beales,
President in the chair.
The following letter from Count BIsmark was
read:--
BERLIN May II, lS67.-Gentlemeu:-I have
the honor to acknowledge the receipt of a
resolution passed at a meeting of the metro-
politan delegates from trade, friendly, and tenn
perance, and other societies, and from one
hundred branches of the Reform Lea Gue, con-
graduating the people of North Germany on
the achievement of full representation and vote
by ballot, and commenting very kindly on
my conduct in advising and defending that
reform. am glad to think that the origin of
the late Reichstag, and the proceedings OF that
efficient and patriotic body, should have met
with so much sympathy in country the his
tory and institutions of which nave always
afforded, and will not cease to afford highly
interesting object to the scrutiny and reflection
of Continental politicians May the time
be not far when all the nations d8 Europe
would turn their attention to each other for no
other purpose than that of emulating In good
government and the arts of peacel You will
oblige me by conveying to the members or the
meeting the expression of my sincere thanks
for their tiattering appreciation of what have
been doing to serve the King aud my country,
in conformity with the individual character OF
society and political institutions in Germany.
am, gentlemen, your obedient servant,
BISMARK.
To Edmond BeaIes, Esq. and the other Hxecu-
tive Officers of the Reform League.
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GAFE pEPosIT coMPANY,
The Fidelity Insurance, Trust and saRa
DepOSit Company for the SAFE
Keeping of Bonds, Stocks, and
Other VRluables.

SAh N AAs sssssssssss
DIRECTORS
n: B; BROWNE, EDWARD w. CLARK.
ClAKENCE n, CLARK, ALEXANDER HENRY
ToaH IS1HEia MEtAH tN1 FurI s. A SSJALDWELL,
CHARLES MACALERTER
Once In the Fire proof Building OF the PHILADELPHIA
National Bank, CHESNUr street above Fourth
This Company Iecelves on deposit, and GUARAN-
TEES 1HE SAFE KEEPING OF VALUABIE5
upon the following rates year, Vz.:--
SuPVn o1n1s u per 1900
hegsIerea b0nus ana 5ecurtles..6O cents per $1,000
Suu NOln VI l per 800
SlysI Ceih or per $40
$40
Cash Boxes or small tin boxes OF Bankers Brokers
Capitalists etc, contents unknown 70 the Company
and liability limited, t25 year. '
The Company offers for RENT (renter exclusively
holding the key) SAFES INSIDE ITS VAUITSiat
{2O eS $40 $50, and $40 year, according 70 size and
Coupons and Interest Collected for one per cent
Interest allowed on Money Deposits.
This Company iB authorized tORoceVe and executa
Trnats of every description.
l2slmwirp1 N. B. BROWNE, President
RoBERR P1TTHRsON. Secretary and Treasurer.
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THE DOMINION OF CANADA.
QUEEN VIcToRIA's "coMMAND' FOR coNFEDERA-
TIoN-THE NEW SENATE BY ROYAL WARRANT.
From a Supplement to London Gdstcte, Nay
BY THE QUEEN.

TI0N--THE NEW SENATE BY ROYAL WARRANT.
From a Supplement to London Gdstcte, Nay %.
BY THE QUEEN.
Proclamation for uniting the Provinces OF Canada,
NDva scotia, and New Brunswick, into one Domln-
ion, under the name OF Canada.
80 Whereas, by an act of Parliament, passed on the
th day Of March, 1867 In the SOth year OF our reign,
enIllled, AN act for the union OF Canada, Nova
Scota, and New Brunswick, and the government
LneLsoi anu IQr purposes connected herewith" after
Ets Tecltas II Is enacted that sit shall be lawful
to5 the queen by and with the advice of her Majes-
MOst Honorable PrVy Council, TO
asI mora ,ban day therein appointed not being
~ act, tns PROVINCES of Canada, Nova Scotia and
New btunhWlck shall form and be one dominion
uhutI Tue name OF Canada on and AFTER al av
bhose tnIee provinces shall form and he one
under lnht name accordngly" and iJ is III erebv FIR
ther enacted that "such persons shsl ~ y sDy Guy uI
her Majestys Royal sign MunuaI thi2ss az m uasI @
prove. ana their names shall be inserted IN ~ thpe ~
Queens proclamation OF union.n we 49, e ~ the
and with the advile of our Pryy t,ounc0 0iS, S, uy g
thought hl TO issue this our royal prociamatin" a
we do OIdain, declare, and command Thai on an an1
after the first day OF July, thousand eight hnne
dred and sixtyseYen the provinces OF Canada NoVa
Scotia. and New brunswick shall form and be one
dominion, under the name OF Canada. = e
And we do further Ordain and declare that the per.
, wns whose names herein inserted and set iorth
. &c the persons of whom we have by warrant under
a., Royal Sign Manual thought fit TO approve as the
Ssrs ans who shall be FIRST summoned 10 the
SENATE OF CANADA
Eoy ne Province OF Ontario - John Hamilton,
Roderick Matheson, John Ross, Samuel Mills, Ben
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BRo%GANs % TRhnEs1hIh ~ s1hhE NJ OF ! hBaoSolTs aSl sHoE

~ =, -. =, on Tuesday Morning,
d4or Sr months credit, about 1890 packages boots
ture. ~ - ''S -N ANN''oih uhhuihc-
~ Open for examination with catalogues early ON
Te
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COUNT BLSMARK ON REFORM

HIS LETTER AND HOPES TO THE LEAGUERs Oh
ENGLAND,
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M THOMAS d SONS, NOS. I39 AND I4l
INl. S. FOURTH Street
n c. MACKEY. CTIONE
W Office 40. 42l COMMERCE. Street ealti
DANCOAST d WARNOCK, AUCTTONEB72a
L No. 24O MARKET STREET
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AUCTION SALES
/ Ohm b. MYERS q CO., AUCTIONRERs
Nos. 2S2 and 2s4 MARKET Street,

LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF BRITISH, FRENCH.
GERMAN, AND DOM ESTIC DRY GOOlS NAA'
W. VIII hold large sale OF foreign and dof6ast,o
uIy goods, by catalogue, on four monhbi credIt
r.. -. On Thursday Morning.
June o. at 10 o'clocK embracing about oo0 nackaoa.
ana lOts OF staple fancy articles ~, aS1seeh
W0Is linens. Silks and cottons - "OV"e"Si
N. Is. Catalogues ready and goods arron,,od a. -
animation early on the morning of sale re- e5 SA-
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Look at the RnInal

Ay, look at the ruins of what were once
magnificent sets of teeth, to be seen everywhere
in society. Look at them, and ask yourself If
IL Is not marvellous that such destruction is
permitted, when. by simply using SozoDoNT,
any teeth, however fragile, may be preserved from
decay or blemish as long as life lasts?
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LARGE PEREMPToRY SALE OF FRE1ou AM
OTHER EUROPEAN DRY GOODS, Ste

-. - =, :. On Mundhy Morning,
June lO!nt 10 o'clock Will be sold by catalogue on
SuI m0nIhs credit about 500 lots of French, India
an, ana British Dry Goods, embracing full as
sOrtment OF fancy anu staple articles in sils
Woouens, linens, and cottons -'"
N: N: B.-GQods arranged for examination and cata-
iogues ready early morning OF sale ia an
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LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF CARPErINc;s ~.
TON MAT1INGs. ETC, 80 va

June q at IL O'clock, will b.. soids 'h,, ,o..,.
Venetisn snperf1e anyY yYqs zoo pieces royal damasS
Choice s1 rag caTpetings. etc, embracing
examined early on the morning Of sale. Icy "a o'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-20
LATEST
BY
Night Dispatches.
TwEsTEns A-ssocIArHD rnnss arronrs.l
FROM

WAsHINGToN, April 19.-In the sen
ate to-day Wilson returned Henderson
resolutions providing for the senate 20r
900 printed copies of the report Of the
secretary Of the interior, giving Informs
ton as TO the number, location, etc, q
the various tribes Of the Indians. The
senate then went into executive session,
and on ire reopening of the doors, An
thony offered a resolution, which was
adopted, for the appointment of a COM
mittee to wait on the president and in
form him that unless he has further
communications to make the senate will
adjourn tomorrow. Fesssnden aud
Johnson were appointed as the commits
tee, and the senate went into executive
session.
At a subsequent stage OF the proceed
ings, Mr.. Anthony, from the above COM
mittee, reported that they had performed
the duty assigned them, and that the
president had requested them 70 inform
the senate that he would to-day make
some further executive communications,
but at present he knew no reason why
the senate should not adjourn at the time
fixed.
The senate then took recess from five
to half-past seven O'Clock.
The nomination of Mr.. Raymond as
minister to Austria was laid on the table
this morning. The senate refused to ex-
press an opinion as to whether the mis-
sion is vacant or not.
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FOR GOVERNOR.
DGE
n PLarroRm.


LOYALTY to the Union Of the STATES;
FIDELITY to the Constitution in its true
extent and meaning Obedience to and
maintenance Of all laws, State and Ma
tional, constitutionally enacted.
RESISTANCE to Tyranny, Usurpation
and Oppression, Of one man or many (;
aud TO all encroachments upon the rights
Of freemen or Of States, or upon the just
and Constitutional prerogatives Of any
Department Of the State or National
Governments.
RESTORATION of DISTINGUISHED citizens
to ak rights and privileges Of which they
have been disseized.
PERPETUAL ASSURANCE to the colored
race of all the rights Of freemen.
No REPUTATION by State or Nation
Of sny honest debt.
No ESTABLISHMENT Of Military Des-
potisms, no enthrOning Of martial law,
no suspension Of the writ OF Habeas
Corpus, no Staying Of citizens by Mill
tary Commissions, no leffres dc cachet
IN time Of peace.
STRICT sUBORDINATION Of the Military
90 the Civil Power.
No STANDING ARMIES of States in time
OF peace.
APPROVAL Of the efforts Of the Presi-
dent to prevent the humiliation Of civil
liberty by the revolutiOnizing Of the
Government, and to restore the Union OF
the States; and of all that be has done
TO defend the Constitution and to MAIN
tain the rightful supremacy Of the civil
law and charity and allowance for
what be has left undoue or done smiss.
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WEALTH AND POVERTY OF AMER
ICAN STATESMEN.

Jefferson died comparatively poor. Ia
deed, il congress had not purchased his
library, giving him five times its value,
he would with difficulty have kept
the wolf from the door. Madison
saved his money, and was
lively rich. To add to bis fortune,
however, or rather that Of his widow,
congress purchased his manuscript
papers, and paid $4,000 for them. James
Monroe, the sixth president of the United
States, died so poor that his remains
found a resting place through the
charity of his friends. They remain in
a cemetery, but no monument marks
the spot where they repose. John
Quincy Adams left some $4,000. the
result Of industry, prudence and in
heritance. He was q man Of method
and economy. Martin Van Buren, died
rich. Throughout his political life he
studiously looked out for his own inter
est. Henry Clay left a very handsome
estate. II probably exceeded 500, COG.
He was a prudent manager and a scFu-
lously honest man. james X. Polk left
about $4,000; $4,000 Of which was
saved from his presidency of four years.
Daniel Webster sQuandered some mil
lions in his lifetime, the product
Of bis professional speculation. He
died leaving his property to
his children and his debts to his friends.
The former sold for less than 500. Goo. the
latter exceeding S250,000. John Tyler
left $50. GOO. Before be was president he
was q bankrupt. In Office, he husbandsd /
his means, and then married & rich wife
Zachary Taylor left Sl60,0O0. Willard 1
FILLMORE is q wealthy man, and kcensI
money in q strong box. it viii NOT
be sqnandered in speculation and vice.
Franklin Pierce saved some $4,000 froro
his term OF service. James Buchansp
who is a bachelor, and saves all he GETS
IS estimated to be worth at least S2o6 010
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THE INSURANCE COMPANIES AND
THE 1EWS.

@AA@a w.
From the New York Trlbune.l
The illtberal spirit that has induced
several Of the insurance companies Of
this city to refuse risks upon the property
Of the Hebrew population, show that We
have still some progress 70 make before
We can claim for our nationality q Tepub-
lican aud enlightened condition. Indeed,
when such sentiments of intolerance can
prevail with any portion Of our business
communities, it may be a question
whether we are not falling back into the
darkness Of the middle ages.
At the very time when in Great
Britain the genius OF civilization is re-
moving the last political aad social bar
riers between christian and Jew, and
when all oyer Europe a liberal and
just spirit is seeking to build Up a social
fabric without regard 20 differences of
religious faith, il is humiiiating TO wit
ness in this republic and in its chief city
a disposition to inaugurate a petty hos
tility against citizens Of the Jewish
faith.
The Jews Of this city, as a class. are
industrious and intelligent, aud among
them are numbered some Of our most
worthy and respectable citizens. They
fulfill their duties to society as well as do
the believers Of other creeds, and can
not justly be ~reproaehed more than 9th
ers, with lawlessness, vice or a DISPOSE
ton to disturb the peace and welfare of
the community.
We doubt very much whether the city
insurance companies have the right to
exclude any class Of citizens from the
benefits Of insurance at their offices, or
that they can lawfully make distinc-
tons founded upon religious ~preiudices.
They may, il is true, refuse 70 enter into
business relations with individuals, in
cases where some actual cxtraordinary
risk is alleged but, as corporate bodies,
they have certain duties TO fulfill toward
the public, and in the execution OF these
duties they have no privileges Of distin-
gushing between Jew and christian. As
well might a railroad company refuse to
carry members Of this or that religious
persuasion. But, whether legal or not.
the distinctions thus made are insulting
and injurious to q worthy class Of the
population, and exhibit a spirit that
the enlightenment of the ace
and the principles Of cur form of govern-