We are &s much an essential institution of
this country as they of theirs. WTe are pre
cisely what we were not only when Louis
Napoleon lodged in St. James's, but when
bis uncle was a sub-officer of artillery. We
are what we ware before Mr. Bright or Lord
John Russell was born. The era which gave
France its Revolution, gave England its free
press. That press has preserved its freedom
by acting up to itself, and speaking tbe truth,
to the best of its ability and judgment, of
everything and everybody. No one can over
estimate its weight as tbo auxiliary and
mouthpiece of a free legislature ana open
justice. But here it exists, one of the chief
forces of the country, now also a heritage
from our forefathers, to be bequeathed to
our children."
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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A
200.000
Have IWtft*!
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proof of the popularity of this great remedy,
e publish the ordvra of the best homes and
doctor* in the I'nited iState*, such as Ciiarlesa,
Blow, 1 Co., ht.Louio Week* A Potter, Boatoc
Dr. Balch k Son. Providence, K. I Morton A Co.,
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