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The Evansville journal., 1870-07-12

BG Ladies, attend DR.. Banning's
final Lecture this afternoon, at 4 80,
to be given In the lecture room Of the
Walnut Street Church. DIR. B., in
this lecture, will sum up all the main
points of his previous lectures. This
is a fine opportunity for those who
have not heard the entire series. Ad-
mission free.
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DIED.

HORNBY of congesttve chlllS, Miss
ELLEN HoRNBY, aged q years.
The funeral will take place from the
residence ofWm. Hornby, in Center Town
ship, Tuesday, July 18th, at O'Clock NJ
Hacks will leave the Church OF the Holy
Innocents at half past twelve O'Clock. The
friends of the family are invited to attend.
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BZ@ The married men of this
city should not fail to attend DR..
Bauning's Lecture TO them only, to be
given in the Lecture Room of the
Walnut Street Church, at 8:15 this
evening. 1t will prove OF great in
teress and benefit to both them and
theirs. Admission free.
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INC FeaFfnl OANOER Brn-

THE CURE - HOW DI5CgV
Having been long amicted with O.
I resorted to all the rem odlea of
could hear. Among them was ON
mending a certain herb 90 me ae
(as / supposedly procured tE
aud prepared and applied &c..
made q perfect cure, but on eEaH-
by the family physician he LuLlr
that the herb / had used, W.h 20
a perfect and speedy cure, was ucl
recommended. All VINO Gre at
find a speedy cure by send ns nI
cipe, with lull directions tor uses
Address, with regiai cred Iaffer 20
order, GEORGE MORGAE BOX
Jervig, Orange County, Nc 4ar
ia22 d8m
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RECoRDER's COURT.-Frank Kerch-
ner paid out his last dollar for a horse
and buggy, which he drove furiously
on Sunday, on Third, Vine, and In
gle Streets. for which he was arrested
and fined 50 95. Being out of cash
he took thirteen days in the lock up,
as an alternative.
VIM. Warner was arrested for the
larceny of valise full of ''duds"
from the Quiekstep Saloon. William
slid that he lost his pants, shirts and
other raiment, on the steamer Pales-
tine, and desired to get even; but he
only got IN Jail, where be goes to await
the action of the Grand Jury.
Harriet jenkins, a colored woman
. was arrested on Saturday, on
AsI,sint of Sarah D. Hardy, for an
ana @9on her, was tried yesterd ay,
tne exam. protracted contest, and
nesses, Rec, of a cloud of wit
harriet 50 so McTernan fined
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THE CARDIFF GIANT.-This won
der, about which so many of the
Eastern savans were so greatly puzzled,
will be on exhibition in this city Oh
Wednesday, and remain for four days.
Those who would like to know the
size of the giants that Scripture tells
US once existed, can form a very fair
idea from examination Of this wonder.
The Evansville journal., 1870-07-12

Look Out for lis Impurlty
FEVER 4 ND DEATH !

1.-The health of the body depends.
in a great measure, upon the purity
of its fluids. The blood is the funda-
mental principle of every organ. It
is so, so to speak. flesh, cartilage, bone
and muscle, in liquid form, and i'm
pure blood can no more be solidifed
into sound animal substances than
any of the actual poisous can be con.
yerted into wholesome food"
IF the life current that runs through
the veins and arteries is contaminated,
something more than tonic is required
to restore the vigor of the debilitated
invalid. Then how can the fiery de-
coctions known as bitters, which are
only weak tinctures heated up with
Guinea-pepper, affect this great cur
rent of life, the blood, especially
when they contain nothing in common
with it?
CLOUDS INVlGORATING CORDIAL
is the only remedy which contains the
blood elements. Take it and CON-
pare its wonderful effect with those
of the enervating mixtures you have
been using. We will abide your de-
cision.
The Evansville journal., 1870-07-12

DEMoRALIzED.-The thermometer
Yesterday became deranged, in conse-
quepce of the frequently alternating
clouds and sunshine, rain and wind,
keeping it on the move all day.
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THREATs.-Johann Schweitzer is
afraid that VIM. Bird will do him
damage, wherefore he prays that JUS
tiee Emery cause William to be ar
rested and bound over.
Eliza Hamilton makes like COM
plant before Justice Walker against
Frank Hamilton, with a like request
The Evansville journal., 1870-07-12

POLICE ITEMs.--John Roquet
abides in the lock up for being drunk
and disorderly on Third street yester-
day afternoon. Henry Schaffer suf-
fers for a like offense.
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MORE CARs.-Six more coal cars
we're drawn down Locust Street, past
the JOURNAL Office, yesterday,
shipped on fat-boats, and sent to
Henderson for the E. H. & n. Rail-
-~,I
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SERENADING = Warren's unap-
proaobable Crescent City Band was
out last night serenading the families
OF the members of that organization.
On their way out they played at the
JOURNAL Office that exquisitely beau
tiful piece, Silver Lake" which, as
this band renders it, is one of the
grandest pieces ever played.
Further on a member of The jour
NAL corps was setenaded with Evan
geline and " The Mocking Bird, F"
and long after midnight the sound
of their various marches, quicksteps,
waltzes and other pieces, and the roll
licking rattle Of Charley Warren's
drum, were heard making music in
the air.
The perfect abandon, and at the same
time perfect taste, with which Char
ley Warren embroiders the music
of that band, bespeaks him a a chip
off the old block" while each of the
rank and file. from chip to block, is
we'll entitled to be called an artist.
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Fer Sale OF Exchanee.

A Grover & Baker Sewing Machine,
full oak and walnut case, will be sold
or exchanged, for an open frame ma
chine, at a large discount from the
original price. Apply at the JOURNAL
Office. jy12 st
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Manifeais.

Manifest OF Steamer City of Evansville,
from Cairo to Evansville, July 10:
Preston Bros, bble su2ar; w q Brown e.
co, bxs drugs; w III Crow, bags wool
d II MyT1ck, l COW and calf; v Waltz, 8
casks clay; A & L Uhl, 6 do do: Martin,
Gardner Il Co, Z hhds tobacco; w Ford,
do do; A Z Shrader, 80 do do; Mr. Wright.
l lounge and mattress, box mdse, l roll I
leather, l work bench.
RESHIPPIEG.
To IouisvilIe-I half bbl whisky, l box of
zinc, 40 hhds tobacco, caddte do, boxes
do, bale cotton.
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sFLF EN ERVATI0N

Essays for Young Men, ON Phys
Mental EuervatiOn-loss OF bodil
courage, and ambition - the ea
depending. Sent free, in scale
OpeG. Address, WARD ASSOC
Box p, Philadelphia, Pa. ma2i
a VOID aUACK8.-A victim
IL i'm mprudence, causing nerVoC
ty, premature decay, &C, has disc
simple means Of cure, which ha
rec to his feliOW-suffererR Adul
REEVES, 70 Nassau Street, New
OeR2 " 6u BDN
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PHALOH's "PAPEIAN L0T
For Beautlfying tho Skin Gn
DIeYfnn.

Removes all Eruptions, FrecEl
oles, Moth Blotches, Tan, Ctc.s and
the skin soft, JniT, and blooming.
For Ladies In the Nursery 10 ~
able.
FOr Gen tlemen after Shaving
equal.
l. Paphian Lotion As the only
reraedy Tor diseases and blemlsn
Skin.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

sI Married men" attend DR..
Banning's Lecture this evening, at
10 PM. aud learn something of ad-
vantage to Yourself and those dear to
you. Admission free.
The Evansville journal., 1870-07-12

B0- Portmon nies, Pocket Books and
Ladies' Companions for so cents and
81 at the Bszaar.
The Evansville journal., 1870-07-12

B9~ The Bazaar just received one
hundred FIVE bottle Castors, and are
selling them for 81 each.
The Evansville journal., 1870-07-12

THEOrHER HOTEL THIEF ARREST
ED.-Marshal Wunderlich arrested
Charles Lancaster yesterday morni g
at the Phoenix Saloon. He was not
only fully identified, but made such
admissions as will go far toward con
vieting him. He is a stranger in this
city, and when he fed from the Sher-
wood House. be went to the house
whore he had been staying, and left
the scissors with which he cut open
Mr.. Kennedy's cash box, out of which
he stole two United States bonds, of
five hundred dollars each.
As Mr.. Kennedy is not now in the
city. Lancaster's examination was de-
faI;ed until Wednesday, and in de-
80, coo bail, be was locked up.
ooId .o Ut celebrated John Foley"
oGo. P'"S are Tar sale at the JOURNAL
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RasA Rail.


The following correspondence ex-
plains itself:
EVANSVILLE, July 9, 1870.
Jas. l.. Orr, Esq. sec'y Ev. B. B. q.
SIR: On behalf of the Riverside B.
B. c.. [ hereby challenge the Evans
vile B. 3. G. to q home and home
match game. First game to be played
on Wednesday, July 13:h, on the
Riverside grounds. if agreeable to
your Club. Respectfully,
Ed. b. WHEELER, Jr,
Sec'y r. B. B. G.
EVANSVILLE, July II, 1870.
Mr.. E. E. Wheeler, sec'y R. B.B.C.
SIR: In reply to your favor, chal-
lenging Evansville B. B. @. to play on
Wednesday next, am directed to say
the proposition is accepted, and we
will play you at the time and place
named. Yours respectfully,
JAS. l.. ORR,
lt.1 Sec'y Ev. B. B. G.
gH--
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PIMPLEa 0Y M -

For Com edones, Biacz-wormF g
Pimply Eruptions aud blOtcheI
irons on the face, Use PerrY'a o.
and Pimple Remedy. Sold by
gIRfa.
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B@Go to the JOURNAL Office for
stationery.
The Evansville journal., 1870-07-12

IA Handsome Black Jewelry the
Bazaar is selling for 80 cents, 70
cents and 81 a set.
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No. 2 First Street.
EVANSVILLE, IND.

T@ r. G. Bridwell & Co., corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock Of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and imporA--
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and RockbridRe Aim Waters.
je17-tf
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CANDIDATES ABNOUEoEAi

JAMES q. JONES VIII be ea
for Judge OF the Criminal Circuit
Nanderburgh County Rb the next
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Corrected TIme fable, June IL.
TUESDAY. JULY IL. 1870.
CIT EW s.

B%See Base Ball challenge in local
notices. Sport ahead.
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~Blank Books for sale at tie
JOURNAL Office.
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@- DR.. Banning o

IA Or. Banning q
1ure' to Iadtes only. this ajiual lee
the Lecture Room of the qon. in
o'reet Church, at 4:5O. in whicRut
proposes to sum up all the mai
points Of his previous lectures, a Tb;a
b. = "ue opportunity for those who
nave not had an opportunity to a..
tend the entire series. ASm;s.;o, | ~
free. ission
The Evansville journal., 1870-07-12

E9-100 doz. White Cotton Hose at
15 cents a pair-better value than
ever before.
je7l SCHAPKER, BUssING & Co.
The Evansville journal., 1870-07-12

B1- There was no annexation at
the Council last night.
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BI- For BLACK WORMS and r. .
on the face, use peTVlfs C0lHed0He
pie Remedy, prepared only by L
PERRY, 40 Bond Street, New EcI
everywhere. The trade Buppued-I -I
sale medicine dealers. fuoIzd3
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FOR MOTH PATGHEs, FRI
Ann TAN

USE "PEHRY'5 MOTH and FI
LOTION" the only Reliable ant
less Remedy for removing brow
Orations from the Face. Prepared
b. q. PERRY, 80 Bond Street, ~. i.
Druggists every where.
ng- To remove Moth Patches. j
and Tan from the face. use PClY
and FFeckle Lotion. Prepared oni
B. o. PERRY. Sold by ali druggistf
uOVlT d8m SnM
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choice store Room for Rent.

The fine four-story store room in
Fosters Block, on First Street, ad-
Joining the First National Bank, will
be for rent on and after September l.
Apply to JOHN w. FOSTER, at the
Post Office. je24.t
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E6- Fine Vases, Busts aad Glass
Ware-the Bazaar has a splendid
assortment now.
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The HeaIin.

ESSAYS FOR KOUN
80 have fallen into vicious nab
now desire a higher life, and
ma MOOD, with certain means
for the afflicted. Sent IN sealed FL.
velopes, free of charge. Adar9.
ARD ASSOCIATIONS BOX Esr RH
PHIA, PA.
The Evansville journal., 1870-07-12

Referred to MdyOr-J. II. Rocker
discount on bowIder tax, S73 %
The bill of Messrs Bippus and
Mann for examining the City Collec
tors books, as reported In the Coun
Gil proceedings of two weeks ago,
provoked good deal of discussion.
The Evansville journal., 1870-07-12

PERsoNAL.-J. H. Beadle, En-
author Of Life in Utah," F" is in tle
citV
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THE CIRCUs.-DeHaven, with jim
my Reynolds, the genuine wit, as
clown, the trick mules Humpty
Dumpty and Shoe Fly, the man that
walks on the ceiling, the lady wht
goes up in a balloon, and a host o.
other attractions, is to he here and
show on the 18th, on the Bulls Head
Lot, near the head Of Main Street
DeHaven's actors jump higher. throv
more somersaul,s, and do NOR,
daring feats than any other circus
that travels. Mademoiselle LeBurt
as Mazeppa, alone draws a larg,
house. E....a
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CLOSING OUT SALE.
CARPETS
are
ID O w N.


Wall Papers are down. For the next
fifty days We will give
GREAT BARGAINS
In Carpets and Wall Papers We
are selling
Satin Papers, worth 80, for 18c,
Beautiful Blanks worth 221-2 for Is,
Aud we agree to have the Paper hung
for fifteen cents per roll by Competent
WOrkmen. f. HOPKINS & Co.,
jy12 Ct No Is First Street.
B9- You can buy a pair of Opera
Glasses at the Bazaar for 81.
Important.
When you want Prescriptions filed
correctly and cheapest, take them to
HALLoCK Il FORDs Drug Store, M ain
Street, between First and Second.
je18 eodtf
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rLoR DE RTAYo.77

PHALORss sPAPHIAN so
the Toilet, Nursery and Bath
chap tho skin. Price p cents per
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LOCATION OF THE WATER WoREs.
The Water Works Committee are
ported to have purchased lot on tle
river bank, just above the residence
of r. Barnes, Ed. to locate the Wa
ter Works upon, but there was TO-
thing of the kind mentioned at the
Council meeting, last night.
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SHERIFF MILLER.-This gsntlema1
deems the article in yesterdays jour
NAL, on the Saturday night mol,
highly un Just to him, stigmatizing it
as a malicious lie, etc.
Mr.. Miller has been assured thit
the columns of the JOURNAL wee
open 10 him, to make a statement
over his own signature. On which We
should reserve the right TO comment,
but up to this writing (midnight) 10
communication has been received
from him in relation to the matter.
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B9~ A complete stock of Summer
Dry Goods and Millinery just received
and selling cheap, at
je7l SCHAPKER, BUssING & Co.
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seFa NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
application will be made at the next meeting
Of the General Assembly OF the Commonwealth OF
Pennsylvania for the incorporation OF Bank, in
accordance with the laws of the Commonwealth, to
be entitled THE IRON BANK, to be located at Phi
ladephia, with capital OF one hundred thousand
dollars with the right to increase the same to one
million dollars.
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didate, inhioting on the Republicans all the
abuse and misrepresentation whereof he is
capable; and the Democrats are to print his
name on their ballots and see If their votes,
with those he can pick up by his anti-tariff
dodge, will not pull him through.
The worst sold party to this arrangement is
not the handful of Republicans who may be
duped by it, but the sham Democracy. They
in '6S elected Eugene Nj. Wilson to the seat,
by minding their own business and letting
others do the same. He has fair claim to
their support for reelection, and they could
vote for him without feeling as if they had
been caught at midnight in neighboring
hen-house. But they have caught the Dom
nelly, and will probably be seven years in
getting rid of it. Perhaps they have deserved
no better; but our own experience of that
complaint impels us to tender them our pro-
found sympathy.
This man Donnelly affords fair illustra-
tion of what is meant by Revenue Reform y
Its inspiration is hatred of Republican as
tendency and determination to overthrow
it in 1872. SO it is understood, and there
fore it is favored, by every enemy of General
Grants administration. Thus the Chicago
Times applauds the Chicago Tribune for COM
mending Democratic (that is, anti-protective)
principles in quarters which Democratic
Journals never reach. Thus the Ohio States
man commends the State journal as being
soundly Copperhead so far as the tariff is
concerned. Everywhere free trade speech
maker is Justly hailed by the Democrats as
Turing fish into their net. Happily there are
not enough of them to rescue sham Demo-
cracy from the famine which. for lack of
Federal loaves as we'll as fishes, it has endured
for the last nine years.
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lay in popular education. Its Teutonic vir-
tues were our own pains-taking industry, a
pure family life and the courage which,
though not often brilliant, grows frmer from
disaster. These were some of the reasons
which brought the Republican party into
sympathy with Germany in this great strug-
gle. The sympathy would have been equally
deep and honest had no German Americans
existed
But we rejoice at the coincidence, because
il shows, what all rejecting persons have long
felt, that for a German American to be
Democrat" is an inconsistency, both logical
and unnatural The two really have nothing
to do with one another. The American
Democrat has always sympathized with arbi-
trary power. He ought to be called the
American Tory, or JuRlter. He has secret
love for Disraeli, and a fellow feeling for Louis
Napoleon. He adored the stakeholder. The
German American is of necessity hater of
tyrants and an enemy of oppression. The
Democrat flatters the priesthood and believes
in the temporal power of the Pope. The
German (even if a Roman Catholic) would
overthrow both. The American Democrat
hates news ideas and reforms" and always
opposes any great popular measure, whether
sanitary or moral, which will make the
masses more intelligent or comfortable.
The German believes in progress and
the masses. The Democrat dislikes free
schools, and would make them ecclesiastical.
The German admires them, and would secu-
la1ize the church schools. The Democrat has
no ideas or a single principle in his party,
and merely clings to great name. The Ger
man is in sympathy with all the fermenting
ideas of the time, and does not at once recog-
nize that the sacred name of "Demokrat" in
America is but lions skin.
This war has revealed these incongruities
in the position of German Americans within
the Democratic party. They see they are
strangers there. They are in the wrong
place. What can German "Demokrat,'
who has fed, as upon mothers milk, on ideas
of liberty for all men, and of the progress
of humanity, have to do with men whose
idol was the stakeholder, who admire Louis
Napoleon, and whose only aim is so to be-
guile an ignorant populace as to enjoy fat
offices.
The true democrats of the United States
are the Republicans. Their career has been
glorious series of struggles and victories for
the rights of man. They have always upheld
the people against oppressors in any form.
Their animating enthusiasm has been their
love of freedom, and sympathy everywhere
with true liberty. To them, the German
Americans rightly belong in their ranks they
will find a true harmony, and nowhere will
their principles and services be so gratefully
and heartily recognized as in the Republican
party.
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HOME AT LAST!

From the N. Y. Tribune.
Mr.. Ignatius Donnelly, having been thrice
chosen to Congress from the northern dis
trict of Minnesota, wanted to go again; but
the Republican Convention saw fit to nomi-
nate another SO he ran stump and threw
away the district. Hereupon, Mr.. Donnelly,
who was a Pennsylvania born, and had
hitherto been Jealous protectionist, came
out revenue reformer, and commenced
assailing the party which had hitherto en-
dured and subsisted him as the enemy of the
West, because it had elected such men as
himself to Congress, and thereby upheld the
policy of protection.
After doing what little mischief he could in
the way of spouting wherever he could corner
an audience, MIR. ID. has at length got him
self into line with the sham Democracy. He
is to run sgain for Congress as a stump can
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THE GERMANS IN OUR POLITICAL
CAMPAIGN
From the n. Y. Times.

From the n. Y. Times.
There can be no question that the Repub-
lican party are to gain, in the approaching
political campaign, an important German
vote. We hear on every side that the Ger man
Americans who have hitherto been members
of the Democratic party have become dis
gusted with the course of the Democratic
leaders and journals on the Franco-German
question, and are coming over in large num-
bers to the Republican side. 1t is we'll under
stood by them that the leading organs of the
Democratic party have assailed the cause of
the ''Fatherland" with every weapon of sar-
casm and abuse. The World has never ceased
vilifying the motives of the Germans, and
using every possible argument to draw Ame-
rican sympathy from the Prussians. The
Republican journals, on the other hand, have
almost unanimously sympathized with the
struggle for German unity From the begin
ming they have condemned the means which
Louis Napoleon used to acquire power, aud
the oppression he has exercised over free
thought and personal liberty. They op-
posed him when seeking to acquire foot
hold for Imperialist ideas in Mexico, and
would undoubtedly have urged the nation to
war rather than submit to a perma-
nent French occupation OF that unfortunate
country.
When Napoleon, on the 10Th of July last,
began his sudden and unealled-for war
against North Germany, the Republican pub
lie men and newspapers felt and denounced
it as an unprovoked attack on a peaceful
neighbor they regarded the struggle az in
fact one between Cesarism on one side, and
a people Just beginning course of constitu'
tional liberty on the other. Between Ma
poleon aud King William, personally, they
had not much to choose; but one represented
despotic ideas, and the other, for the moment
the mighty efforts of free community
towards unity, which We know from expe
rience to be the path of liberty. Moreover
Germany embodied, to our minds, the free
ideas of the age; freedom of thought an(
constitutional progress; its army was citi
zen army, and its strength, like our own
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rSss II. W. BAILY,S
w. Old established WATCH AND JEWELRY
Store, No. 622 MARKET Street, Blk doors below
Seventh street. American and Imported Watches,
Diamonds, and fine Gold Jewelry and Silver Ware,
N. B.-Please call and examine our stock. No
trouble to show goods. 921m