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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06


EREHCu MEDICINES IN yosUE-
BY GRIMAULf CO.,
Cheuafsts to ". L. ~. Prince UapoIaon
a RUE EcHELfKU, rAkIs.
No Moro Cod Liver OIL.
szrxAULrs sYEur OF IoDIzED aoEsE kApIsH
God Llsss Oh to .siss nanissy superior Il oirss dis
q DE chest scIeis. yRphate dso,asr green SICK
y isa ING he
and ses. VII i'f i. s..s - :ss1 =
Islss i very scscisas in sbs disease. .ftks sts
No More Consumption.
aRHAuLrs sYKUr OF HTrHosPHATK OF LIME
ms new .ssss T. ssv.rslss r'nssy IN ystsss and
and he patient TsSidly RECEIVERS bis health.
Ne Asrs Poverty e sss slses saA rase
DIES LERAg PHOSPHATE or IRON.
fksneu fern medicine cgntens the ssnsam Of ths
sS s.s ssa;s al % IS s @
lsss sreeciy choro palms In he stomach, dcult
IL gc. sss 2 sd.. Of P. rs
NE from .ss sSd 10Th ether persons sas %
snsi.ty n,Syo.' snot'as, 'vsrTerk general debility
III. he ssy preparation when eOnsss4Sa.
Herv % Headaehes and EeuraIgis
sKrnAu 6i;Sss' ssssiffss = sa5AHAsA
Avsxet.ss Substance xssd ffen tEas innsAsnAn D''1
| I'D entirely inofsnslya
| Beft<r Than Copafbe-
uAULrs CAPsULEB AND LIQUID EXTRACT OF
4 nATIOO vE9EfAIfa
Whsrs an other prsp.rstsns have failed thsse prebHsuen1
WI always effect These insure RAPID and
chronic 81 private diseaee2
They hospitals Of rks By the cs.h.ed Dr.
found greatly superisr v all hith ITO kDow
ma nal remedies and eopabs and cutebs. The Aection
ussd recent and CAPSULES IN more ehrosie case: 10
| Chemlsts y II. I II. Prince fapeocn
4 k3 Rchsicu.
| IA q, Esw Orlr.nx hx DUCONGE
| a DELOCHK,
| .rt QUILL0f
| And svsy gesd shsnisL
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06

~ NNFV1.0 VIE N'|1-'1'o :" = -
Boston.
EUGAR-The receipts this morning embraced
only 60 hhds. The market is quiet with only.a
moderate demand while prices remain unchanged.
Sales to-day embrace nearly al The receipts at quo
tations as follows:
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06

vienna. Jackson Psrsh, La oncers-H. ?. Quinn. ".
NJ JnO. ". cslcOut s. W. G. W. DObbias w. ThO- O.
Knovlss, Secretary.
SPARTA LODGE NO. lB.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05

that had not been strong enough, ihs
story Of the madwsn's escape irom his
sleeping keepers. which cnme ere the
morning was past. would have confirmed
it. ni Irs.' $3.50. ''F'H. J.,
Days passed ere further trace Of hin
vas Gained. But one evening. ju.t a.
f~iiisht lei, his Iifsless body vas found
lying on the edge Of msrshy pool,
scarce o mile distant from Forest i.iIl.
WHAT waudsrinss had bsen bis, Whist
struggles snd aponis. none may know.
The po.r. worn and mutils,sd body REST.
eth now in . dreamlcss quiet, while the
immortal soul, freed from its bonds Of
clay, tastes the realities Of the eternal
world. q .. ....t r,
Wo found afterwards, on searching the
room which had been niue, the place Of
his conce.lment. Finding entrance 70
the room By . easement earclessly left
ajar, he had crept with maniso cunning
beneath a lounge 80 iow fhsd not thouah be
Of hooking beneaih it during my search.
Many years have passed. The arm
that in'erpo.sd 80 bravely for my first
rescue fom the msdmsn's violence has
been my support aud trust through many
Yeas, und il often holds me with closer
clasp, IS sitting by our quiet hearth. I
rotate TO our rosy checked childrsa the
story Of '.. ." -
"A NloHf WITH A MADMAN."
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05
Tho Human Figu1e.

Tho proportions Of the humsn Agure
are strictly muthemstical. The whole
figure ix ak times the Iena,h Of tho foot.
Whether the form be slender or piamp,
tha r'le holds good. and deviation from il
10 departure from the highest bssuty ia
proportion The Ireek made all their
statues according to this rule. The face,
from the highest point Of the forehead,
where tho hair begins, to the chin. IL one.
tenth of the whole statue. The hand
from the wrist TO tho middle 6uger 10 the
same. From tho top Of the chest to The
highest point in the forehead 10 = seventh.
lf tho length OF the face from The roots
Of the hair 10 the chin be divided into
three equal parts. the arst division deter.
Minis tho place whsre the eysbrows meet
aud the second the place Of the nostrils.
Tho heigh, from the feet to the top Of
head is the sane ~ the distance from the
extremity Of the augers when the arms
are extended. *
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05
HOw Peter and Paul Locked.

It il allowable to mention the general
notion Of the forms and features Of these
two Apostles. which has been handed
down from tradition. as represented By
early artists. Paul is Sc, bcior~ u hav.
ing the strongly marked features Of y Jew,
yet not without some Of the dncr lines
indicative Of Greek thonght. His stature
was diminutivo, and his btdy di.6gdred
by sOue lauiehess or distortion, Which
may have evoked tho conten,ptuous ex-
preston Of his enemies. His be,ri was
long and thin. Hlis head wns bald. The
characteristics Of his ma were q trans.
parent complexion, which vis,bly bs.
trayed quick changes of his ft~lings; .
bright, grey eye, under thickly overhung
ey@br"ws = cheerful and winning ex pres.
sion Of c0unienance which invited tho
approach and inspired the confidence of
strangers. It woald 10 natural to infer,
from his continual journeys ard manuel
'a6'f, that lie was po.ses.ed Of grsat
strength Of constitution. But men Of
delicate health have often gone through
the greatest exersions and his owl words
Wu moro thsn one occasion shUw that
hs suffered much from lack Of bodily
health.
Peter is Represented as a man Of larger
and stronger form. az his character was
har-her and more abrupt, tho Quick i'm.
pulses OF his soul revealed thcmrslves in
tho aashea Of his dark ~ye. The oom.
p'exion Of his face was dull and salIow,
and tho short hair, which is described a.
entirely grey at the time Of his death,
curlcd bluc. and thick around bis tsm-
lle and chin when the Apostles siood
together ut Antioch. fifty year. bsivis The
martyrdom.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05
THERE 10 No DEATH.

THERE 10 No DEATH -
There I. no dsnthi The stars 90 down
To shius uron some fsirer shors;
And bright 10 Heavens jcwslod crown
They shine forever more.
There 10 no death! The dust ws tread .
Shall change beneath the summer showsrs
To golden gain or mellow freit,
Or rainbow tinted aowsrs.
The granite rocks disorganiss
To feed the hungry moss they bsas,
The forest leaves drink daily life.
From out the viswless air.
There 10 no desthi The leaves may fall,
Tho aowers may fade and pass away
They only walt through wintry hours,
The coming df the Nay.
There 10 no death Al angel form
Walks o'cr tho earth With silent tread,
He hears our bcst loved things away.
And tLsu W call them "jead."
He leaves our hearts all desolats-
He plueks our faierst, swsstsstAowsrs;
Trsn'planted into bIi". they now
Ad0ru inuortai bowsrs.
Yhs blrA.lise voice. whore Joyous tones
Nads gid Mis- sesns Of sin and strife,
sings now ia.s.sriastins song
Amid the tree q life.
Aud whore hs sees . emile too bright,
Or hearts too pure for tsint and vice,
He bears II to that world Of light
70 dwell In Parsdiss.'
Born into that andytng life,
They leave ~ bot to come again,
With Joy We welcome them-tbs same,
Except 10 sin and pain.
And ever near rs, thoush unseen,
The lear immortal spirits tread;
For sll the boundicss Universe
II life-t here are NO dead.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05
WATCH. laOTnE ER.
Mother, watch ths little fsss,

0otuets Voteo too Jotsto HooSS gH'i.'
Climbing Ger The garden wsil,
Bounding through the bssy street,
hanging cellar, she'd and halt.
Never sOvat The mUmssss lsse,
Never s6ust lts time Il costs, 'f
0sits ths., nsshsr, while yes nay.
Mother, wsteA The Ilstis hand
risking bsrriss BY tAs wsyI
Making houses 10 The rand,
Tossing up the frse ant hay.
Never dare the question ssk:
"why 10 as the wss'y task ?"
Thee sane little hands may prove
Messenger Of Light and Love.
Mother watch the little toassA
Prsttiing eloquent sn 4 Wild
What 10 said and what 10 sung
Dy the joyous, happy child.
Catch the words while yet snspokstI
Step ~ SOW before els brshen, -
Tlis sans tsasus uAav yet peoelaias
Blsssings In aSaviour's nstAs.
Mother, watch the little heart,
Beating soft snd warm for yout
Wholesome lessons now impart,
Keep. OF ks,p that young heart tras.
Extricsting every weed,
Sowing good and precious seed,
Harvs-t rich you then may ssS
kipsu for eternity.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05
4 NIGHT WITH A MADMAN.
~. N. D CHESTER.

For three years I had been an invalid
mot wholly prostrated by diseass. nor
suffering acute pain, yet constantly denied
by feeble hesith the pleasures aud enjoy.
ments psrsued by other$ Of my age aud
rex. Three summers had spent roam.
ing about from one crowded. busiliUg VA
tering place to another, seski " in .xin
the health and strength 70 louH the object
Of my almost hopeless search.
We were At Newport when the letter
Of Lissette Csneron, tic one dear friend
Of my gir hood, reached me. She had
bean y beau,y. 40 hsirsss sad bslle-to
thess had three months before, been added
the titis-bride: Bridal josrneys we're
over aow. and her letter brought no IN
arkent Invitation TO spend the autumn
tnontus st, Forest Hill, her sev homs
smong the mountains Of northern New
England Joyfuiiy I sccepted the invi.
ta,ion. though my lady mother reuionstrs.
ted almwt With tssrs 10 her eyes, and
sister Nell pou,ed ind prophesisd terrible
evils to fall On my obstinate head. I had
so long been pst,ed and taken cars OF,
that ny resolve TO try my succe.s 1t tax
ing care Of myself tairly overwheIme !,
,hen With sstOnishment.
They yielded At length, however, and
making, At my request, inquiries among
the h0mo~ ard bound guests At our ho.el,
soon found an sscort Tor me. ~ elderly
man, who had b.ea college friend Of my
father. He proved . must kisd aud ut
tensive protector. but a bin cate could
not shield me from the ter ibls scene
which. ere ny journey closed, met my
shrinking eyes.
Il was the last day Of our ride the
cars were crowded, asd the d. u, heated
siuosphera slaest anbssvstls. Two
ssats 10 ttoa' OF ~ there sst nsn sppsv'
emily 10 the prime snd vigor Of man hood.
sud bearing t6st indsseribsbls cir which
bstoksos scqusiutauee vith Tho world "a
H. best and must reonsd phases. A.'y'
His term WIS . model of grace and
stssuath, and biz face, st . .arst alsnes
'risinHly hssdsons A lrst glance. /
say, for second showed me thst tho fes
lures. though per cot in Themselves, ye,
'seked somsthinx almost iuds1nabis. but
sst the Isss real. Il vss 40 sqniposa. o.
evenness. 70 to speak, of ~ prsfsiVp, pOssst.
sing which they must have been peculiar
ly digni6ed adejptsllsstssl. I felt my
case drawn eesassasly toward him There
wss iac,astioa for ne 10 the pisseing
eyes tAss lsshsd 41l,h suvk bsr1isg bsil
lisaey, in ~ bsasdfaily chissilsd lpl
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05
Q I r Y HI O II Il l.
81. Chlrlss, A.ss0uri.

THIS hotel. havisg ssAsvgsvs . thevosgh
i cleansing snd rsnodsliag ts sow newly ~
sishsd sna 6ltsd sP II epst slsss styts sev The
accommodation ss he srs. cling psblis - we'll o.
ssnsssi, vIsss i. .leissst d w'.s., Liss0rs,
oiSsss. a., ses - AAd.
49,, -. cLsxsss ssss. s'ss''ss's.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05

There is nothing purer than honesty /;
nothing sweeter than charity; nothing
warmer than fovei nothing brighter ths1
virtue and nothing more ateadfsst thaa
faith. These united 10 ono mind form
the purest, the sweetest, the richet, the
brightest and most steadfast happiness.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05

An exchange paper hes the following:
1T is said that there are, more sditors
unmarried than uny other class Of proiss.
sional men. For the rssson, we suppose
that tho majority Of them are men ot 6ut
sentiment and d. not wish to s,arvs aay:
boCy's sister. ...... ..... :,
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05

A race lately took place In England
between man and horse. They we're
10 start evau and the distsnes .wss SsS
hundred yards. The horse won 10 .svsR
ind . half seconds, beating the msa twenty
yurd.. "'' ."
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05

Tim asked old ten. per cent" ~kaii3
wanted 10 accumulate % much mosey
for. Says he: "You cant taks Il ti,k
you WHOM you die, and II Joa could II
would melt" .il..f. t,....s
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05

Tho tarpet bug Legislature Of Missi):
sippi has passsd bill fotb'ddink iii
H"nd Jury from examining shs besdi oi
officers. Another .spsoipsa os sLss n
hate peace.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05

Bouness ior evening wsst srS psiespl.
bly, smal'sr-in TACT the latest styls. pess;
ures but little more than two inches. IL
width. Vt
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05
.B0a'seoya,s,s Hot ek

NJ. IOVZN, MO. ------
TUE UNDERSIGNED will continue the busi.
ness under the name and style Of FAY 4 Nc.
CARLY, Propristors of Barns . 1t. Louis
Hotel. The house hrs recently been refarnishsd
AMI htted up With all tho modern improvements
end cOnvenienecs, sud ~ hsrst0fOrs, will bs kept
~ lrst class hotel In all vsspvots.
THOS. FAY,
81. Louis, Nov. %, ~. WAC. MeCAkrY.
dsc6 ~ H5e
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05

The most recently formed ipress" sidb
V sn assosmtion Of JsrSey cider stssn.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-05

Surgeons can never b. ns&eS 0slsna
pttpls, for they ais 100 Soadof ss>lln0 ~;
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-25
From Snn Ernncisco.

SAN Francisco, January 23.-General
Mcdowell and staff arrived from Arr
IONA. The news from the territory is
unimportant.
The steamers Constitution, from Pana-
ma, and the Lady Thulse, from Liver
pool, have arrived here The brig
Arago went ashore at Foul Weather
Bluff, January 5th, during snow storm.
The latest advises from Alaska, De-
cember I'd, mention no suffering among
the troops, but on the contrary repre-
sent all we'll. The Cougressi Onal reso-
luton of inquiry reports that the troops
for want of accommodation ard provis-
ions are suffering. The extreme cold
weather creates surprise here.
Late Arizona advices state that Gen
eral Palmer, Southern Pacific Railroad
Surveyor, expresses his opinion that the
road will be built on the 18th parallel.
He reports that the parties surveying
the Gita route may possibly change the
road to the Sd parallel, but it is thought
doubtful. General Palmer placed o
corps of surveyors on the line from
Techaehopie TO San Francisco, and sent
back party of engineers from Colora-
do River to make a correct survey of
the 35th parallel to Rio Grande. 1t is
the intention of General Palmer to pro-
coed Immediately to Washington, via
San Francisco, and make 4 report, and
and at the same time secure some Con-
gressional assistance for the Southern
Company.
The Central read territory has been
visited by heavy rains. The lower
country is flooded, rendering the roads
impossible. Tho San Gabriel river has
overlooked its banks, inuRdating some
of the finest farming country in South
ern California, and flooding the town of
Elmonte.
The Indians are quiet in the vicinity
of Williams Fork.
Copper mines ars carried on yiCor-
ously by the great Central Company.
They struck large body of rich ore
known as gray sulphurets. The Lower
Tunnel, Planet, and Springfield COM
painless continue to work with satiSfac-
tory results.
George W. Dent, Territorial Superin-
tendent of Indian affairs, is candidate
for Congress. He is brOther-in-law of
General Grant.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-25
CincinnnIi Marker.

CINCINNATI, January -.
FLOUR-Unchangcd.
WHEAT-Quiet and unchanged.
CORN-Dull and nominally I'M
changed.
OATS-Dull at 67a6Sc.
RYE-Dull at 55al 60.
BARLEY-In good demand and high
er; closing at balls.
COTTON-Firmer; sales at Ice for
middling.
WHlSKY--Nothing doing in bonded;
raw 2Sc.
HOGS-Firm at : OOa7 SO for extra
gross, and 00aS 25, net.
MESS PORK-Sales at 90 00a2l 90.
BULK MEATS-Shoulder &c loose,
and sides 9ia9sc net; fully cured firm,
with moderate jobbing demand at 9a9iC
for shoulders, and 1lfal19c for clear rib
and clear sides; holders now ask l2c fol
the latter; sugar cured hams 15ial6c,
canvassed and packed.
LARD-Firmer: sales Of low grades al
llfal2fc; prime kettle rendered ut 12sc
BUTrER-Dnll; sales at 33a37c fol
fresh Ohio.
EGGS-Sales Mt Soc.
SEEDS-Quiet; clover at 12tal2fc;
timothy ut 2 50a2 60; fax at %.
OILS-Steady; lnseed at l lSal 20 fol
best, and the demand is light. Petro,
leum quiet; sales at 42a44c for refined
stock very light. Lard oil in good de.
mand at l GOAL 10.
GOLD-1 39s buying.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-25
FROM WASHINGTON.
l.dian The Johnsen On
- Grant Agreement

ladian Delegasion--TheJ ehnsoa : ''a
~ Grant Agreement
WASHINGTON, January ga delega-
ton of friendly Indians from COLORADO
waited on the President ana inulan
Conmissioner to-day. They are on q
mission here relative to the new urea
ties. W. ,fo.rs
had nudsr consideration that part of the
new tax bill which relates to tobacco,
but did not come to q conclusion On the
subject.
NEW YORK, January 24.-The Times
Washington special pronounces the
statement said to be supported by the
Cabinet that Grant submitted that he
had agreed to hold on until removed as
Totally false. He agreed with the Pres
ident that if he Grant was removed,
that Stanton would have to resort 10
the Courts, but he never made any
pormises to the President that he wouid
so remain, and become a party TO the
controversy. A subsequent examination
of the law convinced him of the course
he must pursue, and forty-eight hours
before the Senate acted he waited upon
johnson of his own volition, and an
nounced his determination.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-25
FINANCE AND TRADE
WHEELING MARKETS.

FRIDAY, Jan. 24.-Eveuing.
The market quotation of this week
have not varied Of any consequence
from what they were reported in our
last weeks issue. Flour is more. firm
than it has been for some time, but has
not yet changed in price. A strong dis
position is manifested on the part of
sellers to hold off for an advance.
FLOUR-Extra 10 25a1O 80; XX 10 so
al0 ~; spring family, IL 25all IS; fancy,
II 50al3 80: market dull.
GRAIN-Prime wheat firm; red win
is quoted at 80; white 2 60a2 65. Corn,
new shelled at 90cal 10; in the ear e0aS5c.
Barley at 50al IS aud in demand. Rye
atl 25al 30. Oats firm at 55a6Oc.
SEEDS-Clover is quoted ut 5Oa7 90;
Timothy at . 50a3 90; fax at 75a2 90.
PROFESSIONALISM Bulk Shoulders
at lie packed. Sugar Cured Hams at
16c packed. Bacon shoulders l2jc.
DRESSED EOGS-Sales 1T 7aSfc, ac-
cOrding to quality.
LARD-l3c in tierce; 1910 in kegs.
BEANS-Navy at ; 25a3 so per bush.
CHEESE-Western Reserve at 15c;
Hamburg at l6c; factory and English
Dairy at lSc.
CARBON oLL-43c and charge for
package = 90.
LARD OIL-Re6ned extra winter
strained, No. at l5al 20.
COFFEE-Fair to good at 23a2ic;
prime at 25a26c; Hummell's Essence at
8 90 per gross.
SUGAR-Common at l2!al3c; Cuba at
Isle; Porto Rico at 14tc; hard refined at
l1sal0c; A coffee at lie; B do at l6fc c;
do at 16tc.
SYRUP-55a60c for lower grades; 1Oa
15c for good to medium; sOal 90 for
good to best brands; Porto Rico mslas-
ses, 75aS5c.
SODA-7c for American, and Sc for
New Castle.
STARCH-Western, sa9c; Glen Cove,
13tc; Maizena,, 13ic.
FISH-Lake herring, half bbls., 3 so;
white fish, half bills, 6 so; kits, 2 so for
No. 1: 2 90 for No. .; new mackerel in
half bbls., for No. 3 medium, 6 so; for
No. 2, large, so; No. /, 1925.
BR00MS-2 25 for good, 3O0a3 so for
medium; and 00a4 50 for extra.
SALT-Dairy, 3 20; Ohio River 3 90.
T0BACC0-Dark los rs and rs Navy,
72c; bright Us and lbs 75as5c; fancy
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-25
HOUSE.

The morning hour was devoted to
business of private nature.
A large number of bills were reported
from the committee on Invalid Pensions,
and passed.
The Speaker presented executivs COM
munications as follows: From the Sec
rotary of War, with information respect
ing tho capture of jefferson Davis. Re-
ferred to the cOmmitte on Claims.
From the Secretary of the Treasury,
with communication from the Comp
troller of Currency relative to loans of
National Banks. Referred to the Gem
mittee on Banking.
1t was ordered that the session tO-mor-
row be devoted to general debate.
Tho House proceeded to the consider
alton of the bill reported BY Mr.. Wash
burne, of Illinois, from the Committee
on Appropriations, January l4th, to
prevent the payment OF certain clam
1t enacts that hereafter no moneys shall
be paid out of the Treasury on any
claim in the following class of cases,
arising during the rebellion until iurth-
or action of Congress:
First-On account of the seizure or
Imprisonment or for damages or demur-
rage or detention of any appliances of
transportation, whether By land or wa
ter, in insure ctionary States.
Second-For transportation of ser
vice, ferriage, &c, beyond the tariff of
rates fixed by the Quartcrmaster General
during the war.
Third-For the use aud occupation of
land in the inSurreCtienary States
used for Notifications and other mill
tary defensive purposes during the war.
The bill was discussed ut c0nslaera-
BILE length by MesSrs. Logan, Maynard,
Mungen, Washburne. (llls.) Trimble,
(Ky.) Holman and Pile.
The previous question was seconded,
but pending the disposition of the ques-
ton Mr.. Schenck, from the Conference
committee on the cotton tax bill re-
ported. The committee had agreed to
recommend that the Senate recede from
its amendments and agree to the bill
witk On amendment adding the follow
ing words: land cotton imported from
foreign countries on and after July LIST,
1863 shall be exempted from duty"
After some discussion, the previous
question was seconded and the confer
ence disagreed to.
Mr.. Allison moved for q new commit
tee of Conference. Messrs. Allison,
Blaine and Trimble (Ky.) were ap-
pointed such cOmmitte.
The death of Mr.. Hisc, late member
from Kentucky, was announced.
Adjourned.
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WHICH, TT Is ACKNOWLEDGE. Nrsr

(WHICH, TT Is ACKNOWLEDGED, Nun
w be the most important Political CAmpair
in the history Of our Government. The ~,
mishing preparatory 20 this great light Ia, 4
roady commenced; and the condition Of a,
country makes the carly and thorough disseu,
nation of the principles We advocate, paIr
otto duty. We therefore invoke the aid Of N
true men in extending tho circulation Of u,
REGISTER. There Ia not locality In the oOul
try where Club could not be made w viii
slight effort.
Notwithstanding the REGISTER Is only In 10
fifth year, 10 already, in point Of Circulation II
fiuence, Ability and Value, ranks smouE u,
first papers In the land, and confe@edly siAsI,
far ahead OF any Of its contemporaries IN w,a
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