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, 1869-02-02

qn.( (t,tas>. sat+t on M,m,sanesy 4stect. h
w @>rA 6a ytn Aattf" " it4Ia8f Ut ot,urta
und5vata0a AtAt ait nte g.}n1 II I White 4
At'lnti sooaer oriatrr., rhr exosansnsut hefa
ND ra0sA spter.h!ndtd stsisosla y i, preparing
10 depart for hllxrFada very ht,sn III aplta hf
tbu fail that tt4e ErD,nd IN Tho yirlnIly 0f tho
new mIneA IL coyrrrd wllh anow, and lha
weather fut lnoBths to coma will be lntenAely
eod .teE tefr Wh1e tospeeag e Or I'D
ihe iryel n thc sca, and the cl!tnatp thcIp il
terribly trYing .tsi1 uaoutha OF Ala,ka and
sik Of hell mako 3 year Ia White p!ne," aAya
IN old miner who knows whereof be speaks.
Dy the nTst .! May The sp.!ne Mlll hare barely
be twenty thousand people In that and in:
medlately ndIaccut districts. l bear that
there ID 1 Whlto pire excitement in Chicago
and New York, and that many inexperienced
! per4ons aro preparing to 70 there from your
section Of the country. Now, ~ advice to
viii be died up With hardy nonticss1neu and
tough men, who know all about mining
| and men who never did IN honest days work
| ID their lives, from all parts Of the Far West,
Montana, Idaho, Utah. Colorado, Arizona,
Serata and California, who wfl be ahead d
that = men Withouticapital can make there
New discoveries, extending over : wide ares
Of country, will be inside during the coming
|. summer, and many people now poor will, q
others have done already, became suddenly
rich, but the show will be poor enough tt
straDecrs from the States. Money may b.
made by buying, within the next st1 months
claims already partially prospected, some
which will turn out big things, ind organ
ling Joint stock companies With capital t
work them. But eyen then, Eastern peopl
must beware Of "tclentiac men," new ,uyen
ttons. and novel systems Of working. Th
only way they can operate to advantage
and really make money tgisanattly gu
Of these mines, Is to adopt tn
systems OF working aud machiner
i which, after. years OF experimenting an
practical working, have been adopted b
The Nevada silver miners, and have for
) superintendent reliable Pacific coast miner
} who will be on the ground and dirrct ever
movement. I do not wish to be undcrstoo
as undertaking the value and extent Of th
White Pine mincs-for they throw IN II
shade all others ever discovered on III
American contsneut-nor discouragtn
, iadieions Investments In them
but I say to one mud 81
Go SLOW | Remember the di.appointmea
of Colorado md Montana and don't ''go
, blind." The mnn without capital. or Wit
capital and no experience, coming from It
Northwest, can be sure Of competence Al
even wealth If he comes right On iuto Cal
! fornia and goes at work with q Will raisi1
wheat, grapes or sheep, but II he goes Il
: pile on White Pine at the first jump, ho
pretty certain 10 wish he had not before
Is much older. ALTAMoSrE.
, 1869-02-02

npA 9beEidAn reports hssutAnco OF por-
mancnt peace, nni tlleFafaso y largo l'a's
Of tho soldtcEy on Tho plains may nns'
Hpnpgibs tlubandcd. T'hsn, assln, 'the
recent testimony at high srmy ouleefs
before tito lsesrcnohnent oommlt-
tee prove that an immonse
amount OF army expense may be
saved By. ,conAolldalon Of bureaus
no lonRer ncaessary 10 be kept da.lpct.
and disoharaing Whole regiments OF
clerks and p.p-suckers, whose services
Can be dispensed with. Let Congress cut
down The army establishment abou. one
third not BY merely reducing appropria-
tons this year to be made up by deaclen-
cy bills next year, but by thoimustcr out
Of men on the pay rolls, and discharge pt
supemume1afles, clerks and other unne.
eessary employees. Fofly-three millions
sre more than the people will consent te
pay for the support Of the War Dcpa1:
mlntfn a time OF; profound peace ant
rfDpsc
, 1869-02-02

The Army Appropriation bill Tor the
Ruprost OF the nsuy establishment from
July ], 1860 TO July l, 1870 has been i1-
i1eduLd into the House. In boxing ovcf
IL we lind that for clothing no:drawn Il
upproptiascs t5n0, 900, instcado oi Seo0, 900.
~ las. year, and makes an additional an-
prcprlasion oi 81. 100000 for subsistence
In kind for regular troops aud employees;
for transportation, purchase and hire Of
horsc, muila &C., it approprtatcs
fA,5oo GOO, instead of $4,000 ,0U0, as last
ytas 81. .ooo, 100 is sapprsprIated for The re.
pair and improvement oi the armory at
lscck Island, ILL.,, one half Of which
amount Is tn be dcvo,cd to tho cpnst,uc.
lion Of bridge connecting Rock Island
with the cities Of R'ck Island ned DAvcn-
por', making the total SUN appropriated
by ,bc bill $s3,l0j.500. instead of $685..
0s2,Uo9, bcirR tho amount appropriated
lasl yesr-An increase in tho appropria-
lion thus year OF sl0,113. .4o7.
WhRevtr Ccngzetsmcu may think o.
1t, the Taxpayers Will not be satisfied
with this bill. II will be hard TO Hskc
klLW HNllENG tuAb q 2EHAI1A oAuy y
io1.y.dve thousand ncn, costing forty
th1cc million Of dollars, will ba nerdee
uex1 year. Nobody bel.tves that lsrg,
and costly military Establishment is re.
Qutrtd, and M Congressman have uudcr
tskcn to show lhat Its required. It vii
be difficult 10 convince people that II
army ofthirty Thousand men aud cossin
thirty millions IN currency Is not adt
qualc 70 perform all the essential mIlltar
service Which the country necjs. La
sumner, when Cougrets proposed I
reduce the army, there WAS good reason
Ger era, Grants otjtc.ion that an India
wnr Was being waccd on vast territory
md long lines Of railroad had to be guar
rd, and that &he Southern 6latea we1
In vtry dtttu,hed condition and prt
i.rri'y hpila,ed by tho Wild utnranc
al t:ia.r a.h Hampton, and the Northci
EtttefAtAa 1raters. The Ku'kiu
s.g.ni7atjnn ~as ata, giving mu!
tf'tphse stt sAn,tat1n. and irom all tho
t&ssts lAses Ftns ii ttnnps had 10
t:e=ritot<tl ts,rhoxh;1t tbs recently y
1..;:lkos ts<tjtn. T:as AL :hta n thxpg,
rcr .h* het94r. Tha sl'c Inn of Dra
.s:sfsz l-@4<. il th4 Hr.th. tbs "J,1
fSfA<*" ii Ht<hjnBsd, + faw tsr'ps
Sss741'v ~ u~7t~.t<' r7lHts srs m
rAAiAf. ThA r1n.r t.mpa;kn aestn
IT,. Ia<,;.n< h-< o'reet' If. 1st rl;b thu
, 1869-02-02
CONSTITUTIONAL CON vxNT1oN.

Wu HEfrt To tiara lhtt thcra " u
movement Gn foot In Springfield to re-
vtkc The ac'!on OF thc Il gtsla1ivc caucus
which decided that the election for dele |
.s1ys 10 The CONSTITUTE nsl Convention
should take place next November. jus
now VIC nte nld that pressure Is
brought TO lear from certain quarters to
have the e1tclitn held in May or June
Ee1t.
We have no hesitation ID saying that
to do MS viii he grave mis-
take. Nothing would be gained
by it, but much lost. The
farmers have no time to spare from
their spring work to 60 into a canvass for
delegates; nor have the townspeople,
The fall is The proper time for the con-
yention election. There will be no
State or national ticket or politics to dis
tract the attention Of the penple next fall;
nothing to elect but few county Officers.
But with these and the delegates, and the
leisure season OF the year, there will be q
full vote cast, AMI thrre wi, be time 10
lock around for the best men to elect as
delegates.
II tthc delegate election Is prccipita'cd
on the people in May, 1t will be the trick
OF schemirg politicians, who want
it held at q season when The farmers and
masses Of the people will have no leisure
to devote TO this important public mat
ter. The mousing, sbystering class Of
party hacks will fill the convention, and
constitution will be framed like ths
last one, SO full Of tricks, cheats and
steals ss to compe! the people to vote /.
down and throw it away. The hot sum
mez Ftason is not The time to hold con.
Tcn1inr- II one were elected in May it
would be Obliged to adjourn until cold
weather, 80 that 10 time would be gained
in getting new constitution framed and
adopted. The NECESSITY TOR new ,conssi'
tu,ion lew months in advance Of natural
maturity is not 50 urgent a. to demand
the sacrifice Of proper deiberation ane
ca1c in It's preparation, and to deprive
tic masses Of the people ol al
opportunity to take part In the
choice ot delegates, and it Is not sc
urgent as 10 subject the ate othc largt
expense Of h. ld.ng q SPECIAL registration
and election.
We trust that the good sense Of tho dis
c1clt Members ot tic LEGISLATURE vii
cause them 10 adherr 10 November a
The ,imr for e|tctiug delegates to form th
Lew corsli.utlon iuI Illinois.
, 1869-02-02

THE FINANCE BILLS.

Seoator Sherman's speech in support
Of tie bill recently reported by ;tae. FL
nancc Ccmn,i,te of the Senate II, In the
main, 81 able and ststesmsnlike p1o-
duc:iop. We say this with the more
emphasis as VIC hare not been able here
to.orct to approve Of Mr.. Sherman's ut
terauces on financial questions. His
speech in the present instance is
grounded upan the idea that what
the government needs is''a
restoration II Its credit, and that
the first step to be taken in this be-
half is TO redeem our past due OBJ
legations Chat is, to restore specie pay
ncuts), and that, as preliminary step,
measures should be taken to brig gold
into circulation, such IS the legaiizing Of
gold contracts. the gradual substitution
Vt geld notes for curreacy notes, c:c. In
reference to II retirement Of the existing
legal tender noes, Mr. Sherman favcrs The
Plan OF making the grscubacks convertible
into 1C-4O bonds and these bonds recon-
vc1tible into greenbacks at the pleasure
Of the holder, within the limit Of the ex-
isting amount Of greenbacks in circula-
tiou. This WAS not made part Of the
bill reported by the Committee on FL
narcr, but Mr. Sherman thinks that 1t
oush, to have been, and he auuounceshis
inttnliento vote for 1t as an amendment.
General echcnck has reported from
The Committee of Ways and Means q
ti'l to legs,izs gold contracts, and de.
c;ariue that all bonds OF the United
etates are payable in gold or Its cqutvs.
lent whfn not made payable In
turrlnry, provided She government shall
have redeemed or commenced Ia
re1ecm its outataudtng notes before
any oi said bonds become due. General
sthenck's bill probably embraces as
rn,,rh matlet as eau be expecioi 10 pass
10th Luusss during the present session
Of Congress. II ID all eAitemely gotn]
hin sn fat At II goes. The aurtiuu irg a.
i7lrE ettrlo contracts 11as buetl
thlnsrt and arpruvrd ny su
,napy tnui,,'"fh uT UuuescaH. as,'l
Ina t,rcn Mn,lur diaouhsinn ~ ioug
tlnt "e ran err no NAann why sAs pre-
tiu',a ,.,tA.ton should mt IN oa'lHd an a
"'H't. And thh hill put IN Ia VAsAag", !
rnh Ii" sent to ti,v HHbAte, t'ashntl !hFsa
htni 10 ihs President, and, If yetoo'l
rshred over Ills vrlo hetwern now mt
Mn 4'h If MArch. n tA4.n huli al IL
0irc. 1'nn longer and morr complex III
reported by tbs Finance O,1nmiIte
ut the SENATE chn hnrdly b
e1ptcltd 10 10 lhrnugl =
much machinery during tho thtrty-'n
days yet remaining. General Schruck'
bill will bc uf immense valuo TO tn
country mud 10 the public credit. Con
rrcss ought not 10 adjourn without stv
Ing It's nj 10 .st TINT much help toward
srecio 1,esis.
1,is gratifying 10 ol,scrve The H,nw'
nr1 snrtnd Of correct i''cas Of fnnnco
.hc National Legislature. The rcce
rprcchca Of Mr.. Dnruca, Of New Y0r
MD Mr.. Smith, nf Vcrmrns, nrc rcp'c
viii, snnn,' rnnx ',nx Of po!l'tcsl ccnnon
W. rrprc. that We hnvr not sptcu
tut,1!al, TN nl
, 1869-02-02

The New York Chamber Of Commerce
has adopted financial platform contain
F. ing the following planks:
..Fisst- The public debt shall be paid In com.
"seeond. There shall be no further issue ot
"Tht1d. 1hcrc shall be \ contraction Of tho 10.
gal teLders 10 tho amount Of <i0, ,U00.0o0 per an
rum until spes1s PAYNE nta arc resumed.
Fse Fs3s,d ii iHn secSst s' s.7es u ESvsiansnt
%si1ih: Mske Il polnt not to lo.a money on
"seven.h. Grant no morn eupsta,es.
"klRhtn. secuse an equitable distribution Of
the national currency, and economy In the eolee-
%Ntn;h. Apply s14noooo 900 annually OF the eold
received ~ curtons 70 The pismcnt Of the tu:eF-
6Rt aEd reduction Of the national debit
SIvcrsl OF these plsnks will receive a
vtry general endorsement, but 1t is quite
certain that Congress will no. adopt the
third one, providing for ten.milllon con.
traction Of the legal tenders, unless the
vacuum shall be filled with bank notca.
II The government Ia unable to redeem
ss notes IN coin, tho banks might be
authorized 10 furnish convertible cur
rency In tho mode proposed by the SEN
ate Finance CommIsteo's bill, or by the
still simpler method suggested BIZ this
Journal, which was as follows: Let any
existing National Bank, or any private
bank, or any new organization having
tho requisite capital, which may organ
izc under the National Banking law
have the privilege to send 10 tho Sccrc
tAry Of the Treasury legal tenders to tho
auount OF. 1900 tor any multiple there.
oi) and II cesyc therefor ten-tozty bond
1nt this bond be deposited with ths
Comptroller Of tho Currency In pledge
who shall thereupon Issue to tho banl
derositlpg 1t 90 per cent Of the amount
In National Bank notes, which tho bant
can pay out In Its business to fill III
vacuum created by tho withdrawal u
the legal tenders. );
We have named 90 per cont OF BAN
. notes in exchange for the bonds, becsut
, this ia the amount allowed undcr th
banking law. The CONTRACTION woul
therefore on!{ pc ten per cent, who
would be more than made go'd BY th
? cnbsrced purchasing power Of the cul
), rcnty. -
8 The taxes, National, State and Aunl
3 ctpa, which would bc derived from III
/. bank circulation. would be- equ!
!, to Eorc than half the interest on u
j. bord. and the burden and 1espoI slblit
+ Of resumption would bs gradual
:, sssumed BY tho, banking capital Of Il
:. Uni I'd slalcs-which Is right anil prope
". But II Is very questionable wheth
r. Congress Will mature and enact Al
c, finareial scheme during thla session,
-
, 1869-02-02
TuEQvRALAND NAIL CONT nACT sWlN.
rIK

"wAsn,so1on. Fab 1.-senous complaints arc
soldo saslnss tho eon,ni;.so ehn'Ysd VIII III
TT UxrrlaE d int'lG. Tl0hc who hto rnahing tho
!ttrslisallnn repfrsnst Lllat tho rontH,'lar 70.
t,at.iy tgs,i ii,s Pm, utrs t}rtari nen'. AiI! IN
ort " war rhIuII post Ottco officials from liam.
au'Ia rsi'ltner; y = ni.n f,l,ssso..ed that w;
~ ~sl.u out Mn Iuo,t!ona that nFo IL bn arknA
thrm htt IL thr committee. whlla m Other guns.
tlunn MT pFHpulRdnd. THIS manner IN which tbb
ihSt tagnii0N has t4cnn coHductnu has \ FIfy ng'
ly appssiALce, aud thdfo II no dnEhs That trputl
will ho made 10 thn !lnnso whfto tox%shlnv thu nc.
ton u the l'nat Office Dopastn nhni. fhcIn viii
oo ltyely time In tbs Honse whrn this report IL
made"
1t will be remembered that Mr.. Ella, Of
New Hampshire, moved for Special
Committee tolnvestigatc tho Wells, Far.
60 & Co. overland mail contracts and to
stop tho pay claimed TO he due until the
investigation had taken place, It will
also be remembered what q fierce figh'
was made against this resolution by H IN
| Jobn F: Fsrnsworlh, and that he sue
cceded in defeating it, as 1t required 1
two-lhirds majority to pass tte subse
| quenty another member moved 10 reiel
The complaints and allegations to one O
the regular committees. which Wa
.lore. 1t was alleged at thi
time that the object Of this reference va
to secure "whitewash report BY jus
such methods IS those stated in the Wash
ington despatch above quoted Th
money is gone. The government ha
been bled; and Wells, Fargo s. Co
the Post: Office Department and tt
Chairman Of the Post Office Committet
are ait to be nicely. whitewashed, fumi
gated and pe,fumed; but we shall mis-
our guess If some Of these parsie
do not continue 10 smell in th
nostris of honest men. As 10 MI. Farm:
worth, we believe no more Of his sha1
OF the transaction than that he has Ia
the wool pulled over his eyes and is Ii
victim of misplaced confidence. We re
gard him as naturally honest, but confid
irE and sincere,
, 1869-02-02

a lsdy-kititrE, swect-seented young clerk Of
PNudeld. MHh., 1pduced tsi1 yoauR etfl 81 ono
Of the boarding schools Of that place 10 content
70 IN clopemeot with hira on TntsanJ cTcaapE.
A hack was u ut 10 convry The 5onng lady to aoe
.ucusAtonic depot; but u this lanttufo tesctef
spneAfed Ind told tho hsekmKu that tht young
1aAy had concluded cot 10 take that train, and
thus The adA1r ulsraErted.
, 1869-02-02

s. tto sct Of mirch J. isS5, iosE srsY that Hill.
and should now sesrtEe It. pnslnx tas W.T. !
s. q. Il s9as a s.
paid 1t pa1 fos the dre twensies, Tho tsn.tottiee
snu too ssssr+ brides. It 4 now less yala4ble
,, pr. which, tnouyh da.. ii unrald and il otlY
y1luatle ~ fotctu currency, which you tpmpe1
%q, e,1sn: t. We u n9sa ~!
cept At Z d1scouLt. You R1vs the mad fra oahaat
ohe psone g, az ot ,as soess "a nS,,sss
tss 5 .! 5sa1a1 9a r.
tesest And here; ~, e't.sa1t! pses;nss - nseh
IT, IT, Sts e r. tsS aoes n,t,. q Ill -
shail Be aoEe vlth tne DATED s;atsa no:sS o. @ r.
Isd ne h ;om ysmsn e II as sald
viii cottsrd int theJ sasl b. sS!tted "a ~; 20
r. es!1f qm ~ ~, 'ssesr r ST.
9tsan az mn'ta W. = wnitsssi sis vtSsa 70 INIT sas
n16 a e s1
ID, 70 purpoted. No dunn, similar di6ernrruE u
10 10 do.ail1 viii occur IL seo senate. M, oen
should bo ccn7rI. ible md reeoay etsthid :xtlhia
teitsin ltults uutil huth zttc 70 the par nj Ro'a.
sueh ptnr,sioa W ssposed 4 re :ast sss!oa.
pp2osi Ion 10 1t oy thyAa who lce!s dtosref from
each othsr ~ 10 ia Gtes. suue 1nat.t1og thu, it
% 6 sss.ssa
blu 10 Arhstluto coin notes for tenr.trotcs,
Is. ths latter ate retired by vufuntary
CONVERSION into hords. ID n attempt Of
she Committee ct F1nsLce u Difference ). 70
TIC vuta of tha 3enatc a.. the iasr ses.toa 70
effect the pant obi. ct, rsEety: TO- gnaru against
TO E.pid e9nEsstioa u lhe eut1atc5: Ma.s.
however, 1nsist upou ny tnINct1ou tn1t TIC ttno
wv 70 guard aKalHat botn Undue npa: stua "a
eont,aetign nhe .peeas Pnents s!s sutpsnd1sss:
Ct beuoholder, 10 ttue1J e1chanse one ~ fo5 iao u
oshsr. without ary finNatton. except that tae ~
/ Fre9ate Of clrcutarou should not exceed tne
UElted statea notes now ou1st.natpE. ano -
Aggregate may be gradually 1educeo = tsp !-r.e
payments a1s resum d. It tie seratt anau 1S!nT ,e
NH tts opinion b7 adop:taz to aTsadmenFs, .;F.,,
r. ts, sena.1s fton, Ms~ IF JfIe1 h.7e "a :ss
nsde ii IL teet9n 4 a9nsy 1ao
Zen iae % saess,taaoa = s:.9 aose. tea1!4 Pr
esaeshs saasstnsia91. taep. q should 30 msirrhae9 oy
1s,s15 T. b
clsTnfi: mi: r Eesfs 10 Raosr;1.t graduify, BY
lie 1Sluat. .snea et ~ ,ysi% Ssasts ~ ego
rn1r-neT : contracts and txfedee n1hle Aoa Qnceo.
1srub!o papot euuuIeT. tsseeks y seeo1s u saa
, 1869-02-02

Of the hi2htas necefs1tJ. Soup..'cs wv
only forced suostituse foE money, tao pfoans
10 psJ money and not real money No Inonxn st tneI
f., v" N t ss1 4:tk IN s'a 1.essa a esss
ssg'eesn .Da s HI III Ss'' & .,,es. q f. e.
II, " us,eIiy @ tsi'sa. M TT Tns orDtt IN pl rioac,
hut 1t was inpo.',DIc: Hng'and dia ~ situs 10
| ets.c ssd salo q rsnspoftsuon Of Golq: bu.
| tkv ou,s, tho attsmpt Wa abort!vc. AZ nn}
70 fSsis.. ny r.. IN y s sns1 ruar
ipe tue STANDARD Of vA,ue. SD l eonse.e II
WIS .npoe,!ole: Every .nt:tisent oasinets 1ao
rh,se. % st;s IL u@rctrfns @ eestaiasy. dxed the Ialus
az our r.cenetck.. Of punlte crcait and aonds,
y !. did the vslue ot cuf co.t9a snd q @ sosn. "A a
tep: IN 7icx one must Be gold. and the Other
outh' 10 b paper nsney eo1yestnle ,.ss =. eold q
meet pan;ct Or exsteac drains ofspeeie. Ia proven
By all experience 70 10 tho hcs, possible currency
eo!n @ ca cus1ency caEpoye11st IN eo:ansr:,sl eoan-
| tsT, for neeNlttJ w1ireompef, merchants vii ae-
Wise, and thF people Wilt use soma scn!cesnl
tiyo cf nonry, Eka:asr 1t 10 bankcrs bills of e
Grange. ce1tineatsa OF deposit OF bank o. apv
efrment baper money. AND one nno!nhinr. IN, II,
relaxing frist Ia 'n I'll a ~ ~
% II sses, viii VII 4 soiicsliy pIsdaee aisassx sd
| barkrnplcy. Tho rrqu.sltof ol good eotten =
i f : :p, a1i; ;eea.ed fteal; ei
l. Isiinn q 81 unquss.aoued eollatcralsi third,
that except Ii cases OF psplo. that 1t b. convcll-
S!o lilo eoia; faoo.sh. "a ptoy.sion ea 2 de q:
coin. % curing sash psa,es: And the only
legislative questions that caa ar1sa On
III ~ points aia wEether the paper uonof ohonld
! be ttt ael hy tho nation or By enrp Natoss, snd
What relief stau b. provided In case OF uecss.
| esry surps naion OF specie paYucnM. A. U the
nit question. both England and the United
| tt..es have settled npon oanK cnfrcocs SECUTED
by tho public credit. Ia to lhc second, they
hayr II I'd various caticet, Al the raising OF thu
| iato ofsttesest, a temporary suspensfo2 Of pay.
| nents, MAXIM the paper = legal tender, hut all
there e1pedlents arc merely Temporary TO bridge
over wnr OF paric, a period of starvation Of IL
unx aturas. acveree balaEea Of u1ce.' They sft
RENT oiet in tieknets, to DC dtscarded tho mo
mens that health comes a1aln. Wnatevs
theoT1ats may euggeat, howrvef augA-co1: 9
/ the remedy may bu. tthsre is brt oae
teat Of healthy paoer cufrtrey,f and ina
IL its ct.uytrn o!llty Tito gold eofn. II sneG :;
gold II the or y rre stsrdkfo Of money, Wy SUI,
we Eot eonneacA ou1 financial meisutts ~ 4e =
ttcdDR Il TO It's place ~ Legal s:roe1 ~ + -, T.
mot1J? Why not allow onr cIttz ~ -
ttelr futu1A e5ptEacts % lat Whr no. sas as'1
theae cor tzaetA. In the contu - iezA aLa W.
There no difdculnes In Apol ling nav
to s1Line eonsricis m4d6 upsn dlGs,eat 95aa ~
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

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fcrei several years with lung affection. and
that dread disease Consumption-is anxious to make
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them nothing, and. may prove blessing. ~ } =
Parties Wishing the prescription, will please address
REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
.S1 Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
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Namara 4 Belts drug store, composed
Of five delegates from each Lodge Of
Good Templars in the county, and three
delegates from each township where
there are no Lodges. All, members of
the Order to have seat it the C@l,ncil.
Every body cpae, especially y the
Public Lectures to bs givenT fvery
evening. Reihembef the time. First
lecture, Tuesday esening, At : oSeIack.
Delegstes entertained free ofsharys,
III Jesse JAMES, \ N IA
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"A Es& Z, SWEET Co.snAstsc.
3sE. KENNEDY
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