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AMUsEMENTs-sEcoNpP PAcE-Firh and sixth columns
bILLiAEps1sKsoSp bARBs - oSy p.GE-rhird column
BOARD. AND IobGiNG wANrED~sncosD PAGE-First
saA sss s1Hssssss
BUSINESS PAcr-FOurth col
BUSINESS NorIcrs-FrrrH pAer-sxth column, 49,,
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcosD PAGE-second
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-srvrsrn PAGr-secondcOi-
CoAsT%IsE ls lssrTEAMSHips-Fsr PAer-Ffth and sixth
COUNTRY STiS%h %BhoARD-sEcosp pAsr-First column.
BSY HOUSES rs AND uN
P.saeoarn and fifth
EExxSSSShsioSs,S sseoSn PAcSIhirS S;,H @ column.
Eodas TO
SEVENTH PAcE-sixth column
ES6H
nELf e0IS%NSr 0WISh%NSrED-rEMALEs-sr pAcr-Flrst and
HELP SS %aSfEP1 rAen-rh!Es column
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.-FIRsr PAGE-Third and
fourth columns -, v,.., ,.o,
H9GsE koSM
SaNnd Gen REAL da,a, ESTATE FOX sALE-sE'oSD PAGE
1HqAf SfsS?S S$5fSEs@i.s.r f$3a raes-s,ssn column ,
LOST AND FOUND-FIRsT PAGE-First column.
NACHINERY-FyRsr PAGE-Fourth cOlum.
MARBEI. MANTELS-SEvENTH PAGE-Sixth column.
MATRIMONIAL--SEcoNDP PACE-Fourth column.
MEDICAl-SEcOND PAGE-Sixth column
MILLINERY AND Observation-Disclosures PAGE-sixth.
column.
MIsCELIANEoUs ADvERTIsEMENTs-TESrn PAGE
Sixth umn.
MUSICAI4-SkCoNp PAGE-Sixth column.
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Sixth column.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Sixth column.
PERSONAL-FIRsT PAGE-First column.
PIANOFORTES-SECoND PAGE-Fifth column.
POLIT1CAL-SEcoND PAGE-Third column.
POST OFFICE NOTiCE-SECoND PAGE-FOurth column
PROPOSALS-Fmsr PAGE-Fourth column. -
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-SEcOND PAGE-Third
RELIGIOUS NOTICEs-SEcoNp PAcE-Fourth column.
REWARDS-FIRsT PAGE-First column.
SALES AT AUCTION-SEvENTH PAGE-Fifth column.
SITUATIONS neutrality-suspicious. PAGE
sITUATioNs WANTED-MALEs-s SEVENTH PAcr-second
SPECIAL NOTICEs-TrRsT PAGE-First second and third
sroRTiSG~DoGs, BIRDS, &C-rmsr PAcE-Thrd
SUMMER REsoRTs-sLcosp P1cE-First and second
THE TRADES-SEvENru PAGE-Third column
THE TuRF-FIRsT PAGE-Thrd column.
70 LET FOR BUSINESS pURPoSES-SEvENTH PAGE
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-FIRsr PAcr-sxth column.
SEyENTa P=AqEoSixth = column. s., -,
WANTED TO PURCHASE-SEvENTn PAGE-Sixth col
wEsTGHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-SECONp PAGE-Second column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-FRsr PAcE-Sixth column.
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COAsTWIsE srEAMsHIps.

DACIrIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMpANY's LINE TO
J. California, dapan ana China,
carrying mails passengers and freight to
steamers leave 10Th 10Th aud oth each month except
S mos RsS f% s% c"pa% e.
Steamer steam co%srifTrioS cart iSehns a %capai,
Meeting for all Centu American and south Pacific ports.
psnS steamer touching at San Bano Tonaa, sana
cruz and Port AngcL Freight Tor all way ports received
Steamer JAPAN viii San Francisco August 81 for
5sr oG Of cana sreet 'p'S B%BS AGENT n.e'
TINTED STATES AND BRAzIL MAIL STEAMSHIP
~ yne elegant .i.ewheeI ',esMshp SOUTH AMrRrc,
1000 IONS burthen, Captain =. H. rinkeEangh, viii sail
sneac 81 M On y r %dsa e % an% d.s Se
fo' "e's"' VI '" WV r. GARRISON, Agent,
No. Bowling Green.
EoR NEW oRLEANS Il,I SSs DlREcT LIE s,,,, ,v.
from pier NO ESERAE SGEfh kyfE %EtbS O'CLOCK NJ
on saturday, August "a.
Freight received daily through rates given for ST.
o pp 'TS or
ID hmAHhSA, 1 p Ps1akfso1 1akAs1 AND YER. CRUZ
PT1y PsF = ~ Ea; StxITo kysr direct to
GEEopkTRA GIN pH hrnp ayans only
''' ''''S"' P'iI xIExHHSebRG SONS 80 Broadway
EoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
steamship o6RrEs cGGEs GaSn s,Ss, he%6e viii leave
pier 30; North River, on Atnrday, August "A, at
ad & Eo s%'' cabn sHsp passasc 80 scerase s
'''"'s"' B. pSssSs 3 1s6EsSsIL co. West street
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ITO CONTRACTORS.
l. Proposals tor Riprap at West Bank.
OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS OF QuARASTiSK,l
No. EXCHANGE CoURr,
NEW YORK. August Is. Is72
Proposals per cubic yard for about s cubic yards Of
RIprap corresponding with that now on the premises
be placed directed sealed and endorsed above
will be received by the undersigned at the Office OF the
Commissioners of Quarantine until O'Clock r. NJ Of the
Sd day of September at which they will he publicly
opened The Board reserves 10 itself under hc law,
their discretion 20 reject any bid which may not deem
ior the interest OF the state to accept
A. n BELL of
A OAKEY HALL Mayor sf Ncw york
T. \. P0wFI.s AayUT Of Brooklyn.
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TRUSTEES.

r. 7. Durrct of the Louisville Bar.
". N. Haldeman President Couricr-J Journal Company.
John ,. Cam, Clerk Jefferson Court Common Pleas.
Henry Watterson, Editor Louisville Courier-Iournal.
George y. Doern Proprietor Louisville Anzeiger. {
Ben Casseday, sutlor OF History Of Louisville.
n M. McCarty, late of Louisville Ledger.
NJ w. Clusky, author of Political Text Book.
w. B. Hoke, Judge jefferson County Court.
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PROPOSALS.


DROPOSALs FOR ST. 76s, 900 STOCKS OF THE CITY
L and County of New York
Sealed proposals Will be received at the Comproer's
office until Tuesday, september s72 at o'clock 7.
NJ when the will be publicly opened for whole
or anypart OF the OF 81 0 of stocks OF the City
Comfy of New York, to-wt;-
Additional new Croton Aqueduct Stock authorized
by chapter 2p, laws OF 1870 payable August L..
Additional CrOton Water Stock. authorized bv
chapter s. amended chapter 32s laws OF lS7i
payable November !, 1891. .......... 10000
Assessment Fund Stock county, authorized by
chapter 565, section 7, laws OF 1865, payable No
vember |, 1851 7hs 900
Cty Parks Improvement FUND Stock, authorized
by chapter 200, laws of 1871, payable in thirty
years ............,.. 100000
Water Stock OF 1870 authorized by chapter 3SS
section laws OF 1879, able November 1qE, 2OpO
said will bear Interest the rate seven per
cent per annum payable on the Is day Of May
vember In each year.
The proposals will the of stock desired and
the price per Sl00 thereof and the persons whose propo
sails are accepted will thereupon be required 10 pst
with the Chamberlain the sums awarded them respec-
lively, tOgetherwith any premiums thereon.
presenting to the Comptroller the rcccpts of
Chamberlain TOR such deposit the parties will entitled
10 receive certificates for equal the par value
the sums awarded to them, bearing interest the
dates OF payment
enclosed In second envelope addressed the Conptro
Ter.
reject all Of the bids II in his judgment the
ests of the Corporation require it,
ANDREW H. GREEN Comptroller
CRY OF NEW York DEPARTMENT ov FINANCE,
ComPTROLLER's OFFcr, August %, 1872
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b5OO,OCO IN CURRENCY
LIST OF GIFTS.

will be given the holders of tickets by distribution b,
lot OF One Thousand Cash Gifts as tolows:-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
$l.OOO.OOO. ,,:r,5oo
si.WOoo
~ sl,OOOn
j si,W0Mo
siOOOOo
:. BIGGEST AND BEST THING or THE AGE
' SQUARE CHANCE OF $4,000 FOR ONLY sla
LARGE RETURNS FOR sMALr OUTLAWS
HALF MILLION IN MONEY GIVEN AWAY.
1000 CASH GIFTS, sS0,Oo
STRICTLY HONEST CHANCE IN A GOOD CAUSE
LAW AND BEST CITIZENS GUARANTEE ALL
By special authority in the act of the Legislature
Kentucky incorporating the Public Library Kentucky
and granting it perpetual charter the Trustees will
give their
SECOND GRAND GIFT CONCERT.
in the great hall of the Public Library Building in Louis
vile, KY,
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2s 1872
This magnificent hall, heretofore known as weisger
Hail. is the largest most centrally located and best
ranged for large and fashionable audiences OF any
LOUISVILLE Inc fuDllc Library Buldlng has 'front.' OF
l6s feet Fourth street. by depth of ECO feet, four
stories in height, and was purchased Tor the Public Lib
rary at cost of S2000 II already contains 10000 vol
umes and Museum of o00OO specimens, now open and
OF ss S
the money With which the balance Of the purchase
money due upon the Public Library Building 10 enlarge
tuition as to make it sell sustaining To provide
for this grand and phanthropc undertaking. One
Hundred Thousand Tickets ut $40 each will be sold Each
ticket consists OF four quarters, bearing the same num-
quarter tickets by cutting through the divisional spaces
left for that purpose The holder OF whole ticket Is
titled to admission to the concert and to The entire gt
quarter ticket is entitled to admission the concert
to OF the gift awarded by lot to the ticket
which it belongs The tickets numbered from
hundred thousand and but this precise number
will be issued.
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PRICE OF TICKETS.

Whole tickets $l0 halves So; quarters 81 so; IL whole
whole tickets tor 500: 2s for $3.50 Sc tor $500 1l3 for
81 000 2S5 s. 50U 575 for $4,000 No discount on less
than 500 worth OF tickets at time.
During the concert the sum of
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EuNARD LINE.
~ THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL,
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR

- F
C'rninE TIE AsSf BRiTIsH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL NAIL STEAMsIiiPs
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
PROM Nrw yoRK PROM NEW YORK
cnIN Wady dy aug rAH1A Sa & Aug'
Russi1 wedday Sept II ABYssiNIA sat,dy, Sept II
wsdny ooSp and Se From
New YORK ioio"'"e "eonesa"S ana '"'"'''' ''o"'
Rates Of passace--cabn, $50 500 and $780, gold ae
sSs Gsns ss9 Tsnss e pa tsr s gS
s2 sss@.sd sSrISnsy ,.am ,,.sa, ,, on,a .na
~ par!s EurSpe Throush bus
o ON or G n o aa
For treph, and cabin passage, apply at the companys
HroadwSy Trinity BuiiSSFs ''' ''sp'"SS zee p"ssSs''
CITY hs caHsa U wnn GSt S e Grand Jersey
."A9 T. rHASoNl1N' Bowling Green, New York.
| For Queenstown and Iiverpool -Royal moil steamers
are r,F ,aFsp"%pF'sno OF MoSTR & Fri & Mc,r,v Aus.
,iTY Of RRGssELs. saiarday August -. af. +. NJ H. y"
Ty Ir or OF kSs EkW y3RK ssrdaN Tnnrday sd sSP
ITy CITy or or YEEA!SK iTTWAS Tharsday SEPT l2ipM
I & Sarh succeeding saturday and Thursday from pier
p,v.,,e :, Col, RATES OF rA;sAcs paSai,o IN crrrorov
First ayaS amn IN o' s5 ssrr,c agacie III currency so
7" TO % TO TO PSTis Psnson s
Passengers also forwarded 10 Iavre, Hamburg, swe-
ekets can be bo,ieh, here at moderate Rates by per-
sots vs. M'S.ig 70 sen ,'r ,he,r & %ns 81 & omnon, oce
JOHN q. DALE Agent
10 broadway New YORK.
,,r.,, .,,,,,., , ,,.,> eu,,. ,,,,,,,, oo,,,.,-,,
n N'h'h "hhMH ,h y , l,.utD SIEhMsHir h M CoMfANf.
M, %, ior ,Snnntnampton an. bremen III,
rhe steamship NEMESIS, Captain K. Won Emster, will
' ~, on M W'mnsnay a"gn, - nt r. NJ from breheh
Steamship DoNAu, Captain X. lofmann on Saturday,
Rates OF pa sage 10 iondon. Havrc and Bremen,
First daS aSa'' IN e"a or 10 equivalent in currency
s:scragc; 80
0ELRIcHs CO., Agents,
"a HE SlAh LIN"
W New York, Cork and Liverpool New and full-pow
cIcn steamships tne largest IN tle world
WEnh pTptlh,,, sAiirIC' ,Air' MAJESTIC AnRiAATIC
,.,,, eon @ tons & burden, 5000 horse power each.
Saiiiis iroh New YORK on saturdays, from Liverpool
on ON inufsdays' calling at Cork haIbor each way % u
nA, y, IL Aug,sl ~ aI ~ r.
REp. BIC ........;;. August 81 at r. NJ
Tr, h h,,c' & & i ~. ~ T. ="
" v @ n, 'r III ri, y, ~ S,S
comh;niu@ satstv snncJ anI COM @ cort ri ''ss's
Sain"ns saterno,ns smnh mo roo,n and bo rooms I'm
n,;is,in ,yho,. .".t sw.,an,s on,
stew ar,,ics,cs nccomnnnv the .enn,crs ' "e ""
5sS e fs Ssss?sS
wn NeW Snrk apply al the company ONCE ''hroaa
bs OF "'ng issued through to C1nnenaa ports nse,,
ISNAy IMRIE A. co 10 Water street M m IVernnS e1 ana
No. Eas, India avenue I@adcnhal street London anu
n,pONOyAN ROssA WHITE STAR LINE sea pROAn
wav between t,ham mhers and warren ~ strscts roo Calm
ysl nncrior an" mn,raa Ss Is Wn
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

ENOR SALE CIEAP-i HALF TOP PARK PHAETON
i in good order; Coupe, in good order; sci light
double Harness private stable Isl West Thirty eighth
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


"A. KENTUcKY STATE LOTTERIES,
a..sscii-ss... 80 IS q 4. q ss1ayess. a g & & ls
&c s CAS-. ~ @ so a ssLsSess- .s @ 8 lsa
SaDus.a@o.sss q 80 s0 s so is-.Sevs4 "a iS 81 s. ,ss
~ SIMMONS q q g. Msuasers n az = coSnstcn, s Il; K ky.
Address j. CLUTE, Broker, 2O6 Broadway Post office
box 4.%9.
A OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF ROYAL HAVANA
CLUTE, Broker, 6 Broadway l53 Fulton street, No.
Park row Post office box 4sts
BANNING TRUSS AND BRACE COMPANY.
NeT and a%a 6fsee e,sse
surgical aduncls for sale and applied at S2 broadway
NINE. GRAY MAY BE CONSULTED FOR ALL DIS
Ni eases OF the skim erupons, moies, Ireckles dis
and premature badness Hours 10 daily Sole agent
for Dearges celebrated French cosmetics 81 Lafayette
place, New York.
ORDERS FOR CLEARING HOUSES AND SHIPS OF
lett at oee 9ns q FosSh s sreet or or
26a West Forty first street.
CTAMMERING.-NEw YORK sTAMMERING INsTI-
- suite, established 1870 Professors MANN COLv1N,
OF persons cured No pay until cured. Send for pros
pectus
THE REVOLUTION Observation-Disclosures Sue
L cess Of Cowes' Sewing Machine Trcadie universal;
acknow lodged by all dncrestcd the essential i'm
prsySmeG, in the sewing MACHINE line since Hewes
rooms, No Murray street first floor, opposite City Hall
Agents wanted; territory for sale.
&Ck POLISHED GRANITE MONUMENTS, FROM
pAO $2a Free on board ship for part of America
" So hsse pas sosa
&SSQ 200 IS DRAWN DAILY IN THE LEGAL;
pCCC.CCJ lied Kentucky State Lottery; SlO0,0W
was drawn in Royal Havana Lottery Of Cuba August II
III Broadway
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THE TURF.

HALLS DRIVING PARK-CONEY ISLAND ROAD
IL TUESDAY, August 27Mile heats, in s. in harness.
$500 for horses that have never beaten 2:3l.
$3.50 tor horses that have never beaten 2i0.
WEDNESDAY,, August 2s-Mie heats In D, i'm harness.
$500 for horses that have never beaten 2 20.
500 for horses that have never beaten 2:S5.
THURSDAY, August 29-Mie heats, 3 in g. in harness.
$500 for horses that have never beaten 2:27.
$50 for hOi ises that have never beaten 24a
FRIDAY. August D-Miie heats s I'M.
500 for horses that have never beaten 81 wagon
$500 free for all, To harness
First horse takes twOthrs of second horse the
balance after deductg the entrance OF third horse.
TrOtting according to National Rules Four 10 enter
two TO start. Entries close Monday, August 26 T. NJ
tand must he accompanied with ten cent cash. at
MARSHALL & JOHNSON'S, and HALIfS Hotel
DROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER
Purse No. 1$l5N for horses that have beaten
2.39; 800 to first, $40 10 second and $40 to third
Purse No 2-S100, for horses that have beaten
2:50; $75 to first and $25 to second.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER g.
Purse No. 3-$2W for horses that have never beaten
2:3l $l25 to first $50 to second and S25 TO third.
Purse No 4$l50 for double teams; $lvJ first and
$50 to second.
The above purses will be mile heats best three in
FIVE in harness. with four to enter and three
cept purse No. and governed by the rules of the
National Association. Entries close at the Office the
association, Fulton Boerum street, BROOKLYN
Thursday, August - at O'Clock p. VI. Premiums will
be given every Tuesday and Thursday OF each week
until further notice.
GEO. W. OAKLEY Sumo rinten,i
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This magnificent hall, heretofore known weisiger
Hail. is the largest most centrally located and best
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LNOR sALE-THE HAT AND CAP STORE CORNER
OF South Filth avenue and Canal street; fair price.
4, ". POLLOCK.
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A -OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF ROYAL HAVANA
a. and Kentucky State Lotteries always on file j.
CLuTE Broker, 1u6 Broadway, 1853 Fulton street, No 2
Park row Post Office box 1869.
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SECOND GRAND GIFT CONCERT
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1872.

in the great hall of the Public Library Building, in Louis
vile. Ky on
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INOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE,
from pier No 3 North River at O'CLOCK r. ".
GENERAI.

on saturday, August "A.
Freight received daily Through rates given for 81
Louis, Vicksburg Mobile. Galveston and Indanoa.
For freight or passage, having superior accommoda
t0ns, apply 10 FREDERIC BAKER, 10 Broadway.
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n 1KTENT,
" Harbor and New Suffolk.
Summer arrangement, commencing July D.
The New York Steamboat Company will despatch, from
pier North River, daily Sundays cxceptcd), at O'Clock
=. NJ, the worldrenOwncd steamers
j. Il. SCHUYLER, Commander j. X. Edwards,
Tuesday, Thursday, saturday;
ESCORT. Commander John Burbank,
Monday, Wednc slay, Friday.
Sag IIarbor at 4 r. NJ Crcenport at 3 30 +. NJ,
Shelter Island at 8 =. NJ. Orient at 80 Y. NJ.
= follows :--Stcamer J. r. SCHUYLER Monday Wednes
day, Friday; steamer ESCORT Tuesday, Thursday sun
day Sundays viii leave Sag iarbor ut y. NJ
steamer J. b. SCHUYLER will leave Sag tiarbor Non
days at o'clock A. NJ for New Suffolk and return.
A. W. DIMOCK President M. Bowling Green.
DEGtLAR SUNDAY MORNING BOAT FOR KEY.
III port, Elilalethporf, Union Landing, Rnssvilc and
Perth Amboy.-Thc iavortc steamboat NORWAI.k, Cap
tain william Hitccock leaves Barclay street 0l5 M
DEGuLAR SUNDAY MORNING BOAT FOR NEW
~ burg landing at fonkers, Iona Island West Point
and Cold Sprng-Thc iavorite steamboat SLEEPY
HOLLOW, Captain James sherman, leaves Fulton ferry
Brooklvn at BO'cOck Christopher street, North River
80: Thirty fourth street. North River, every Sunday
morning. Fare for the excursion, 81
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EVENING TELEGRAM
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regular reade.g and brings hundreds OF
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Honest and candid men Of all parties and
Of every shade Of opinion not only admire a
courteous AID fair-deal.rg press, but-ns we
have abendant reason TO kuow-look to its
columns for protection and defence when
assaulted by the malgnity Of unprincpled
men. To this latter class the Journal has
always been a most implacable foe, and will
continue SO to be, while private honor needs
defender or public morality nn advocate.
Bound TO no party for the mere sake Of be.
ing partizau, it Wil! always enunciaie and
deicad sound principles, aldwill WELD it's in.
llence in tue direction good government
Constitutional government, Democratic
government, in the maintenance of which
TUE PEorLE eau alone find safety aud the
country prosperity.
And what is here said Of the Journal is
also applicable to be
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Tbs times are sveniful-even sadly so
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ty and social order to the people at large.
Every family and every good citizen is in.
crested in the speedy restoration Of the
country TO It's former position Of national
grandeur aud dignity, which under the
guidance Of tho fathers and defenders of the
Experimentation, Madison, Jackson.
Clay, Webster, Clayton, Benton aud other
noble patriots gave personal security TO
every one, and led the cation forward 10
prosperity aud renoWn,
HENRY ECKEL,
Proprietor.