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Mrs. w:,itco mb's syrup.
The great soothing remedy. Price on'y IS
,en,s. Gives rest to the mother and heath to
he child Sold BY Druggists.
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UuY NE AND | L. DO you GOOD
49, DIR. M5NNYS
mo1y|SnlAAr
PILLS..

ny eissnsir; .ae hood and arousing the liver sni
secrc,irs organs 10 healthy action, DR.. Henry =
Root snd liant r Ills cure many e,mplauts which u
woold not . supposed they could reach. such as
Headache, Pain In the side, Numb-
uesS OF tho Hands md Feet, Outlines,
Ch.llncss, rheumatism, Neuralgia.
Loss Of Ape ito. Bilious Dy.cntery.
Kidney Affections, Constipation, DE.
blIltv, Fcvcrs Of all kinds, Dyspcp-
s.a, J0undicc, and other kindred complaints
arising from low slate Of tho body, or obstruction
Of its functions.
Being f-co fr m Mercury and other roisons they
can bc taken 1T all limes and under oil eircuuistuu-
,es without r. ard 20 diet, bu, meas or pleasure.
Thss stimulate tho weakened and disienTered
PARTS into healthy action, giving them strength TO
disburden themselves aud throw on tho distractions
whch ore the first Gauss OF disease, without
pro 'uciuG either nnUseR or gripping.
All heavy aud drowsy sensations, which ere tho
f'rrrunuers Of irrful diseases uch ~ 4 y rDle
Para. ytic GirolSes. &c. are efiectually wGrds1
a bv n few does OF these sesr'hing pills.
Full drec,ions e-ch boz, Ia German, PrcncA
sn spanish. Price Is c.r,ss 10Y.
l.ca' - ~ the G-,rol NrrciHe Co, ~ L~rls Va
toi ~ Drussisu and pes.eEsin 4o.eins essy sLsrs.
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CAIRO BULLETIN.

Tss reputation OF the Stein way piano Il
-kaoWn oil over the world.
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Hood Puri0er.

II Is the great household remedy. pleasant to
axe, yet potent for the prevention and cure OF
y iseases. 1t Ia better than Bitters, Cordial.
.:uchu or ssrsaparilla. Sold by Druggists
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CnIlpRrAs' white furs for 81 so per
pair Of Hsrtman's. l2.llu
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Marriage 0uide.

Marriage 0uide.
Interesting Work. Enlarged Edition, New
IN. rawlings, Two-hundred and sixty Pages.
'iice 10 cents Address On. Burrs' DIsrxN.
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I'M !a;ll &c S{JIsI3I

A Private Counselor 20 the Married
or those about to Marry, on the Physioog.c riy.-
tsres and revelations VI the sexual system, t tho
latest discoveries in producing aud preventing o.
spring, preserving tho complexion, &C.,
This 10 an resting work OF two h"-ired and
sixty pages with numerous sugraviprs AMI cnu,s. n,
valuabl. information for those who arc married or
contemplate marriage; stll it 10 book that ought
TO u under lock and hey and not laid csrsl.s.iy
about the house
Sent 70 sey re o. pssiar,) for viny Cents Aia..
Dr. h".s bispeassry Nois Eighth Street. b. Lsai. 40
a??:es 30 TIE Afflicted AND UNFORTUNATE.
~ Before appiypg 10 the Who sdy,rio in
pshh psper o. uslns Qaaes enrdes peiu.s DR. Butts
vcrn no matter sha disease vouy
eeaditoo pn bvr,s bs consulted personally o. By nall
On TIE csssses msntionej In bis works Once No. III Nath
Eighth Strsel bstvssu Marie u Chssult 81 Iouls "a
The Republican journal., 1872-01-18

any mischief beyond tripping one OF the
dogs heels over head into the snow with a
cuff of his paw.
Pomerov determined to try another shot
inside the den. 1t was now pretty certain
that the place contained three or -four
bears. He entered pluckily enough, but
in a minute he found himself >prawling
on the ground and his gun Knocked out
OF his hand. One OF the brutes had faced
HIM but, luckily paid hun 10 further at
tention than to push him out OF the way,
in an effort to escape jerks was not
quite ready 10 fire. when the bear came
ont, but dubbed MS gun and fetched Il
tremendous blow Bruin backed INTO The
cave again, bowling with pain,
BY this time Pomerov had recovered
his gun, and presenting it close to his an
! tagonist, shot him dead They now wait
ed Il few minutes. till. hearing little from
the occupants OF the cave, and growing
impatient, they concluded to try stirring
the game with pole.
Ranney had carried away the axe, but
with sharp lack-knite tive-toot pole
was soon cut, and jerks went down with
his new weapon in his hand to "puggle'
out the bears if amy remained alive
Pomeroy watched the entrance jerks
/ had given three or four pokes with ms
4 pole when an enormous bear jumped over
\ him
Take care Jim :"
H There was a great rush and grow
Y furious swapping and yelling of the dog.
4 It was the same old fellow that made the
first sortie Pm sure OF You th,s time, =
thought Pomeroy, As he fired But TO hi,
/ great disgust Mr. Bear did not stop. The
hunters bullet had only wounded him
OF Went the other barrel, but with no
effect than to make the beast 20 faster.
Exasperated ont Of all patience BY his
failure, pomeroy dropped Ills gan and
darted after the bear
Bruin got over the ground at the best
speed he could with dog hanging to each
hind leg. but the OK .ited hunter soon oyeI :
TOOK him and fastened his hands into the
long hair on his tianks. He believed that
he had MORALLY wounded him and could
pull him down.
Away went bear, dogs and mantle
funniest possible spectacle Of pell-melI
chAse-but the stout game showed nc
signs OF giving in. On he plunged, drag
ging his pursuers after him full forty rods
over the snow, till he finally broke loose
and disappeared in the gloomy thickness
OF neighboring spruce swamp
jerks had come out and started 70 folr
in the run, but Pomeroy soon shouted Il
him
ITS no use. Back or Wen lose more
Of EN- 50
The dogs vera whistIed off, and Al
gathered round the cave again. wher
TA1L- al "a
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The Sea.



Thrr i Arira-ure in lhe pathle>, woods.
l'tfr d ..u Ure on the lonely shore,
lt. ,N.irtT whore meme intrude>
tit t0a iet >ea. au3 music in it. roar;
2 Ia}a lnt HiHn the les. but nature more.
.f.I jho>t nur interviews, in which steal
,t'n al nlv by. " have been before,
lnmIn4r 'ifn tide universe and feel
Y ..G ru ut'-r express. veg cannot all con
net..
thnu Deep snd dark h'ue oeean.-rol'
I'u tnuNstul dntt~ sweep over thee in VAN;
Nan parh> tilt aalthNith ruin,-h~ control
>."n> Nft' lltc shore Upon The watery pialn
iIe "roaNe Ar' All thy deed. nor doth remain
~.srtrW ~ tnHn'> Ic,N -" save his own,
vs. utu. taT nomrnt. like 4 drop of rain,
II SINKS Htt tuv dc lth> with hubbllng groan
" 'uaH a -rNn nkuelni untotlined. ANA
unknown.
Il Steers arc not upon thy path,.-thv fields
N~ aaf ,poil Tor him. hou do>t arise
\nd shake WA from thee; the vile streng tn
Nc wleld~
sor rtrlh'~ destruction thou dost all DIES pise,
SPINNING hIu from thy bosom to the skies.
Aud >end',t him, -hNerng in thy playful
>urlN
Aui hoN lina t. hi, gods where haplv lie.
H. lrJN hnOe ia some ur,tr port or BAY
Ani ia-hn>t Tim i-gajn To earth there LEI him
lAN.
rhe trua,nrntS which thunder>trike walls
~ rnrk-hult cities, hiduing nations quake
Ana mouarth> tremble N the capitals,
The oak rVahnn,, Whose huge ribs make
Their elan creator he VAN title take
M lJrt ot thee 4nd arhter # war;
hp>e are lhv TOYS and. As The snowy flake
thry melt INTO thy Yeast 81 waves. which mar
he the Armada'- pride or spoil. of Trafalgar
rhv shore, IRE empires. chsnget ia all SAVE
The Republican journal., 1872-01-18

A SMALLPOX PATIENT BURIED ALIVE.
The Milwaukee, Wisconsin youches for the
following
A tew days ago a man residing in the 9th
ward, named Ruskowski. after being sick
with the smallpox tor some time, died, az
was supposed. According to the regnla
tons recently passed by the Board Of
Health, he was buried shortly after his de-
cease His sister, who, il seems was not
satisfied with the hasty manner in which
her brother was disposed Of, was 50 work
ed mp by the circumstances and 50 certain
that All was not right, that to satisfy her
self she had his body exhumed some six
hours after the. burial. 10 her own JOY.
and to the amazement OF those who had
pronounced the man dead, it was found that
indications of life still remained in the
body of the buried one. He was at once
taken back to his house, and after consld-
cradle exerton, and the applying OF proper
l e. 1ratives. he was virtually brought to
lite again He is now living and doing
well
The Republican journal., 1872-01-18

ryNO THE ES.-Ihe celebrated DR.. l.. DIA
/ particularly invites all Ladies who need Med
icai Surgical adviser to call at Ms Rooms IT
Endicott St, Boston, Mass, which they will find
arranged for their spec al accommodation.
DR. DIN having devoted over twenty yrar~ 10
this particular branch OF the treatment Of All dis
peculiar TO females IL now conceded by All
(both in this country and Europe that he excels
all other known practitioners in the safe speedy
and efectual treatment OF all female Complaints
Ills medicines are prepared with the express rur.
pose OF removing all diseases such az debility
weakness, unnatural Impressions, enlargement 81
the womb also discharges which flow iron, Il nor.
pio statt Oh the ht"od. The Doctor is now fully
PREPARED 70 treat In his peculiar style. both pfdI
cally and surgicay, all diseases OF fhe female sex
and they are respectfully invited to call ut
No. 81 Endicots 81, Fso.ton
All letters requiring advice luu Il contain one dol
lar to insure answer
Eoeton, Jan. / ls92-ly26,
The Republican journal., 1872-01-18

Encounter WITH four Bears.


.,.,. p.er.,. ra,,i, }Anks ana James
........., .+a'-si ' Inv. Sa-,,r.f4r n,rning
A.. ...f, .y;,,+sr Ii }sto fir 81, hesr
NJ, -l.-... ..-a+Ar. v,.r.. tu'l b1ooJ4d OK
,....I-.-.,.,... -,,t.a. srd nnlonead to the
lio,;,.'. ,,uar ~, ~ tba
5~...,-,t.. -f.@.r-. t,,tv..i>- NIL. from,
f.. ...,..+. 5t.,us
..,,..,..1 ,..1,n,, ...,trl. bad r.-
,, ...5 .,ral M Latr. III II wa.
..ar,,- III, rh.. c,'J .aa..n anJ ibpsa hungry
+. ....l...., ..t .r,,,,. i,t., tb..;r wintar
..,...,..-1-. IN tI,.. eqtnr,4.z In ,,ta--
IT,. ,.,,n.. ,,e,' .t.,rled ntf on a mis-
r'-.,.,.a 5.+.rnain.d that ma
u.arp .h-rp Should ir butchered bv bears
....+. ..,H1a ,,.t.p, II
r4.- t,yf-a th.iy nino with all npcas-
-..q ..,.,,.u,.p+- i,,hn,iino M, ru,ns
-r.t NV ..iir.. t,ateritl tnr ! ro,d dinner
,.f ,,1-pt, II .,,,nnnitjnn tnr heir three
.,5ra,.t..I INNS Twn 4rnnI Ang-
-e.--..l .,#.,.4 IN -[n Morse and .olnpleted
-.,,.r-t
-.r,1. NJ. ti,,.. ~eo,on Of Black Nom
-4.r ,yl.irt. y-Y~ fan lie the seem. of their
-..r.a fb.v Iatrrbeir horse and ppnp in
..f..t, ANA .trprk int, th
Aa.3- TIM SNOW 49, not deep, and
.e,r-4., Iglna,l.d -.-n travelling. while il
afforded .,.l A,.,lieul surface tor tracking
.r.tt4 yxr;tneryya~ ~till and steadily
..ut. 4.i.,v,f, tainr MAS favorable for A
-4..-,-ful luut.
III, morning, however. passed without
results. tui About noon they returned to
n-.r .ao- 4nd .-a their dinner. When
-,e. -,t ,.u- again their plan was 10 tN-
u.,r. tbarougH.y th4 wili country on the
r.~ .nl Sonia ~iit-, of the Black Noun
r.ta~. amt THEW followed it with an energy
tasr r.ttainl4 deserved success. but for
r.n, seemed determined to mock them
rnat,uly Four o'clock came ana still no
rra,, II BEARS They had crossed the
M.>le4 teNi. inr. and were now in Rum
iur!
Ni4ut n ~ near, and the weary hunters
ware forced ~ tuink Of returning home
The Republican journal., 1872-01-18
Mis-. LlvER>loRE On DRESS.

Llvermore III one Of her lectures says
IA majority Of the ladies of the present
aye wear themselves out more, mentally
and bodily, by their anxiety in changing
over dresses aud iussing over their farbe-
lows and RIFLES. than men in their bust
ness. A man may order his wedding suit,
select the goods and discharge the whole
matter from his mind in fifteen minutes,
but q woman must take a year for prepare
tion-and preparation means only making
clothes She 4ews herself to death. and il
she has friends endeavors To sew them to
death; and finally comes to her husb nd
with pale cneeks, shattered nerves, wan
and exhausted, bat With wonderful sup
ply OF clothes in q better condition to start
him in the clothing business than to he a
loving wife, make him q happy home and
rear up with him a family OF beautiful
children-they seem not 70 realize the
Importance Of 4 great and happy fntu, e
that looks upward and onward" She
beliYed it would be better to have two
sensible dreSSe, rather than twenty foolish
ones. and - take more time i"r walking
and reading
The Republican journal., 1872-01-18
70 Females in Delicate Health,

DIR. DOW Physician and Surgeon, No. h Lnd-
colt street. Boston, Is consulted daily for all diseases
Incident to the female system. Prolapus Uteri or
Falling of the Womb, Fluer Albus, Suppression
and other Menstrual arrangements, are all treated
on new pathological principles, and speedy relief
guaranteed in few days. So invariably certain Ia
the mode of treatment. that most obstinate
complaints yield under it, and the afflicted person
soon rejoices in perfect health
Or. Dow has no doubt had greater experience In
the cure OF diseases OF women than any other ply
stefan in Boston.
Boarding accom- odations tor patients wac NAV
wish to stay In Boston few days under his treat.
ment
DR., Dow, since ls45 having confined his whole nj
tenlon to Office practice for the cure OF Private
Diseases and Female Complaints acknowledges no
superior In the United States.
N. B. All letters must contain one dollar or
they will not be answered
Office hours from A. NJ. topP NJ
Boston, July rs. 1871. lyr3
The Republican journal., 1872-01-18

The New York Evening Post tells US
that cold sailors are never so much at sea
as when they are on shore" In this they
are somewhat Ike hen-pecked husbands,
who are never so much at home AZ when
they are abroad
The Republican journal., 1872-01-18
Maine Legislature.

Joint STANDING COMMITTEES.
On the Judicary--M eSsrs, Spauldng of Sag
adahoc Foster of Penob>cot and one vacancy,
Of the Senate.
Me>~r~. Pihc Of Calais. smith of Saco. Bliss
Of Washington, Wilson Of Ihomaston, Lehroke
OF FoXcrutt. Humphrey of Bangor, Ray of
We~ttrook. of fhe House.
On Federal Relations = MeSSr~. Weber of
Somerset. Morris Of Cumberland, Foster of
PtN0b,cpt. of the Senate.
Me>srs. Smith Of Saco, Porter of Burlington.
perfv of DXtor,i, Hamilton of Bi,ltleford. Webb
ot Watcr,lp, White Of Rockiand, Burnett Of
Par~ondcid, Of tie House
Du Military ltl'tIs-Me>>rs. Nicke> Of Pc
uUb.rui. Npauli'hg of >agadahor, harrington
Of Oxford of The Senate.
Me>>r>. hu'ght Of Portland. Folsom OF Old
town. Howard of Lewiston. kenniSton OF
Boofhbay Atwell of Orono, Whtcomh Of Ellis
worh, Treat ot Frankfort, Of the House
On Coast and Frontier DefenceS - Me~Srs.
Penneli Of Cumberland. Irish OF Aroo>took,
Moore OF iiHntock, Of the Senate.
Me~>r-. Robinson OF Bath. Erskine OF New
castle. Estes VI Lincoln Councc Of Warren.
Garll of kenncbunkpnrt, Hunt of Robbin>ton
Griffin OF ~ra}>poIt. Of the House.
on Railroads, WAYS and BridgeS-Me>>rS.
Kinks Of Hancock. Wehher OF Somerset, Ding
ley OF Andro~coggiu. OF the Senate.
Me>~r- Woodbury. Of Houlton, Perry Of OK
food. Prince Of Turner, Palmer of Bangor, Carl
ton Of WhiIetel,i. Fe~senden Of Portland. But
Ter Of Hampton Of the House.
On Mercantile Affair. and lnsurance-Mess
Foster Of Penob>cot, Hayford Of oxford,
Humphreys Of Cumberland, OF the Senate
Mt>>r~. Ho|hrook If Freeport, MiIken OF
Portland Robinson Of Bath, Fiitner of Pitston,
~awtelIe OF Limerick. Lord OF Detroit. Coombs
Of Camden, Of the House.
ON Legal Retorm-Messrs. Kennedy of Lin
coin, Nav "t ktnnebec, Chaplin Of Cumber-
land ot the senate.
Me>>r-. Carleton Of Whitetield. Webb Of Wa
ten ,tt 1t STA,
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KID J.. G ~, I, ). Es!
SLIPPER PATTERNS
At l.l5 per pair Sold ID Belfast Ut s2Oo.

l=B h cannot ehnnerate the prices Of all
Ehe goods IN our stock, but the above will give
tbe reader convincing proof that we are really
% rnest IN closing ont the greater portion Of
our stock al cheap prices
The Republican journal., 1872-01-18

Standard Preparation, endorsed by the most
liable Physicians and it's astonishing curative pow
era attested by thousands who have used 1t.
It Is sure, quick remedy for all diseases of the
Urinary Organs existing In male or female, Irrta
ton or Inflammation of Kidneys or Bladder Gravel.
Diabetes Reddish Sediment in Urine, Thick Cloudy
Urine, Mucous and Involuntary Discharges from
Crethra, Retention or Incontinence Of Urine,
Chrouic Catarrh of Bladder and al Chronic Mala
dies of the Urino- Genital Organs.
For sale by all Drugg SITS and Dealers in Medicine
everywhere. lyls
The Republican journal., 1872-01-18

Providence has cat that weighs thrty-seven
pounds. The neighbors cry for dispeL sation-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-17
.sTHE RLOOnx- cruANHz-,,--

It is reasonable to suppose that those
who, like Emerson Etheridge, profess to be
''the early and steadfast friends of Mr.. Gree
ley" who are for him ''unconditionally, 9
who are frequent and emphatic in announc-
ing that they do not take him as ga choice
of evils"-it is reasonable to suppose that
they would be the most frequent and en-
phatie in announcing that hands should be
clasped "acress the bloody chasm," that the
masses Of our countrymen, North and
South, should forget SHAT they have been
enemies, in the joyful conscious
ness that they are, and must
henceforth, remain brethren" But
it is not so. In one instance, il is most
notably not so. When the name of An
drew johnson is mentioned, the large ma
jo-ity of these "unconditionals, - so called,
at once begin to rake the embers of the
past TO see if they cannot find shoulder
ing coal which they can fan into fame
that viii tighten up ''the bloody chasm''
with all of its horrors and bring into full
view all that will remind MS that we have
been enemies. As Mr.. johnson truthfully
said in his Edgefeld speech, with some
there seems 20 be amnesty for all except
him.
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$4,000

Total, LOCO Gifts, all Cash $4,000
The Hon. THos. K. BRAhLETTE, late Cover
nor of Kentucky, has consented TO represent the
Trustees in the management of this second
Grand Gift Concert, and he will personally see
that the money from the sale of tickets Is depos-
tied with the Treasurer; that the drawing is
fairly conducted, and the gifts justly awarded
and promptly paid.
The drawing will take place in public, in full
view of the audience, and under the immediate
superyisiOn and direction of the Officers and
Trustees of the Public Library of Kentucky and
the following named eminent and disinterested
citizens who have consented to be present ami
see that all is fairly done:
Hon. NJ. X. HARDIN, Judge Court Appeals, nv.
Hon. j. p PROCTOR KNOTT, late Nj. Y. Leb II DIS.
Hon. Fl. W. BRUCE, Judge 9Th JUDI DIS, hy:
Gen. ELI H. MURRAY, u. 5. Marshal, DIS. NY.
PHILIP JUDGE, of the Louisville Hotel Co.
Hon. T. b. CoCHR AN, Chan. Lou. Chan. Court
Hon. E. d. STAMFORD, President FARMERS
and DrOvers' Bank.
Hon. JOHN BARBRE, Manager Royal Insurance
| Col PHIL LES Com. Atty 9th Judicial Dist.
DIR. G. GRAHAM, founder Graham Cabinet.
Col JILsoN P. JOHNSON, Manager Gait House.
DIR. II. S, BELL, Prof. Medical University, LOUIS
Hon. j. q. BAXTER, Mayor Louisville.
Hon. 4. l.. BURNETT, City Attorney.
HENRY WOLFORp, Treasurer Louisville;
| A, o. BRAMNIN, Pres. Manufacturers Bank.
JAMES BRIDGEFORD, Pres. I'd National Bank.
W. c. ID. WHIPS, Proprietor Willard Hotel.
| T. C. JOHNSTON, Pres. Traders Bang.
II. VICTOR NEWCOhB, hrln Oh NeWconp1 DU-
chanan u Go.
HENRY DEEPEN, Pres. German Bank.
ANDREW GRAHAM, Tobacco and Cotton Mer-
chant.
DIR. NoRvIN GREEN, Pres. L. & G. Short Line
X. r.
Vol. ROSE, Agent Adams Express Company.
THOS. 4. BRAMLETTE,
Ae,t Public Library of KY, Pub. Lib. Building,
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY.
~ Circulars, giving full particulars, sent on
application. g.
r. r. DURRETT, President.
w. N. HALDEMAN, Vice-President.
JNO, 8. CAIN, Secretary.
FARMERS a DROVERS' BANK, Treas.
jy6 D2taw2mSWeow sat&wed
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ACCORDING to the New York World, it
costs twenty per cent. of the whole
receipts to have the internal revenue coll
lected liz Arkansas, by Gen. Grants friends,
the carpet baggers, while in Illinois it only
costs two per cent. In Texas the cost is
over twenty four per cent, and in Massa
chusetts less than three. In Mississippi it
costs twenty-three per cent, and in New
York less than three. These carpet-bag-
gers are very expensive, not only to the
Southern people, but 10 the nation. 1t costs
more TO collect S23S, 900 in Mississippi than
it did TO collect S63T 900 in West Virginia.
OF course these revenue collectors think
they have the best civil service system in
the world, and all are for Grant, in order
that it may be continued.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-17
TIE "NEW PARIY.n

The Banner OF yesterday annOun ces:
"The new party is at last an accom-
plished fact. At all events, The Democratic
party, which brought so much ruin upon
the South, and which ever since has per-
sisted in sitting like nightmare upon the
breast o. the section it Frustrated, Is at last
dead, if not buried"
II the "new party' is, as stated by the
Bonner, an accomplished fact, the public
would doubtless be pleased TO know
who are the gentlemen and which
are the papers in Tennessee that advo-
cate the claims Of this "new party" TO
popular favor. Are Emerson Etheridge,
John Baxter and their associates in secret
conclaye the gentlemen who, and are the
Bonner and AU0ianche the Journals which
ara TO act rs the public advocates of the
"ney parity" We are quite sure that the
Banner cannot claim as belonging to its
''new arty," Gov. Jno. G.. Brown, old
Wing, Congressman A. E. Garrett, old
Wing, JnO. NJ. Bright, old Democrat, Ed.
l. Goaday, old Wing, w. G. Whitthorne,
old Democrat, Robt. p. Caldwell, old Wing,
WV. Vaughn, old Wing, nor ex-President
johnson, old Democrat, Gustavus A. Hen
nv, old Wing, Frank Cheatham, old Dem
ocrat, Neil S. Brown, old Wing, Isham G.
Harris, old Democrat, Jos. b. Palmer, old
Wing, John IL. Savage, old Democrat-in
short, when the Banner comes to count up
its new party, we believe that it will find it
to consist, like the apothecary'S "needy
shop" in Romso and Juliet, of
A beCgarly account of empty boxes,
Green earth pots, bladders and musty seeds,
Remnants of packthread and old cakes of roses
. = Thinly scattered to make up q show
AGAIN, If this Democratic party is so very
dead, why will the cruel Bonner continue
to kick it so numerically? Wing Horace
and Democratic Gratz say they are meme
the less Republicans" and we none the
less Democrats" And Greeley in his
Portland speech, on the 18th, referring to
these same Democrats, says
81 never yet heard of man who invited
his neighbors TO raise a house and proceed
to kick them out of it as soon IS the roof
was over his head" =.
Taken In its connection with the other
portions of the speech it was a noble ut
terance, but it shows that Mr., Greeley is
pot reader of the Banner,