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The Cheapest Cash Store,
IN EARLY opposite $. F.. Towards, and one
door north of Lenuel Curtis & Co.
JOHN ABBOTT

OSS64> A6SSV6
Of the lae firms of Abbott, Wood 8. Company,
and Wood & Abbott, is now receiving from
New York an extensive assortment of GOODS
suitable for The season, which he offers al a small
advance from the cost among which are super ior
black, blue, violet and invisible Green Broadcoths;
ri1b'd, strpd and plain Cassimeres, silk Velvet
black satin, Quilting and Mersails Vesings, very
superior a choice selection of worsled Linen and
Cotton Goods. for genIemens' and boys summer
wear, Irish Linen ana Lawn. linen Diaper; table
Linen, Mersails toilet spreads cash linen and
cotton satin Jeans; jaconet Cambrics, co,Ged
Skirts; furniture Dmtv and fringe fig d and plain
scarfs; Null, fine plaid and plain Jaconeu and
Book Muslin, fine linen fIdkfs. and Cambrics
French Muslins, dark and light, plad light fancy.
French, Eng. and American Prints dark and light
furniture Prints, French and American; plaid and
stripe Bingham; 5leach'd and brown sheelins and
shirrings Pongees, fine French and Eng. Bomba.
zines; silk Velvet: black and white silk Hosiery
and Gloves, fine cotton, wors,ed, merino and linen
genls', ladies' and ch'ljrens' IIoser, and Clio, es;
also 4 large assortment OF gents and ladies' horse
and goat skin Gloves, Ladies' and Misses India
Rubber Aprons Of superior size and quality silk
and French Bingham, gents fine palm, lined and
bound summer Hats; ladies down and MANILA grass
sleeves Umbrellas. Parasols; gimp thread and
blond Edgings, Lace; Quill g and Inserting: white
and ig'd POngee: Bandannas and Fancy silk Hdkts.
fancy, plaid and Italian silk Cravais; sewing silk
chaiy, Tibet and meriho shawls /; rich assortment
Of sewing, plaid and fancy silk Hdkf also va
rely Of French worked lace and muslin Collars
green. black and white blond gauze Wales; Silks;
| blk. Gro de swiss. Italian and Florentine cord
Fiorsnce: black, blue, green, purple. plaid and
cIarel Gro de Naples !: black, blue black, lead
cinnamon. maroon and green Poul de sole fgd
Whine, pink and watered satin green. India, blk
Florenine and surge: black, blue, pink, green and
Whine Grapes; Velvet, Gauze, fg'd Gro de Nap
plaid, col'd aud blk Taft: Ribbons, fancy, plaid
wale,ed and satin belt Rbbons, ladies' travelling
Baskets, mer'uo Bags and saches, Tuscan imita.
Ton. cap and cottage crown. ace and French Tus
can. Also variety Of Misses Bonneis.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MoIosses, Teas Of a,
kinds, frs, qualify Coffee, Chocolate, salra,ns
Ginger. Cinnamon, spices, cord sperm Candles
lamp Oil. &c. &c.
The subscriber, grateful to his friends and III,
public for their patronage hitherto, would now so
lict The continuance Of promising his best exer
tons to give entire satisfaction.
burlington, May 81, 1886.
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Cotton Goods.
Dust. Flies and Music.

Dust, Flies and Music.
IN Monday the 18Th inst, we received an
~ additional assortment of that mos, de
lightful toned instrument, the ACCORDION, oil
French manufacture, which are far the best in
USE Also, some dust Brushes. and feather
Dnsiers. and worry Sno Plume Fou,hors-cun
slant additions making to the assortment al
the Variety Shop.
PANGBORN e. BRINsMAID.
July 90.
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Carpetings.

Carpetings.
r BALES Ingram Carpetings just re-
I ceived and which. with our former
stock makes altogether the best assortmen,
ever offered in this market. Also, Vene.
tan and Stair Carpetings, by
LEMUEL CURTIS & Co.
July %, 1886.
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BURLINGTON. July 20, 1885.

BURLINGTON. July 20, 1885.
Ladies' Shoe Store just opened next door
east of the Book Sloie 1t is the intention of
the subscriber 10 confine his assortment mostly
to Ladies' Misses and childten's Shoes. This
arrangement (recently made with an extern.
slve house in New York; are snch as will
enable him to sell at prices which he conf
IDENTIFY believes will be satisfactory to all who
may be disposed to extend to him their pat.
fonage. ID. A. BRAMAN.
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Veil Lost.

nN SATURDAY EVENING the Cd inst
~ between the White Church Vestry
Room and the head Of Golf. street, n green
blond VEIL. The finder shall receive the
thanks of its owner by leaving the same at
this Office. July ID.
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Wanted

1000 pairs Wool Socks, want
ed, for which a fair price in Goods will be
paid by ID. w. INGERSOLL g. co.
June 1896.
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UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT.

The University Institute Of the University of
Vermont. will hold its annual celebration at the
White Church, on WEDNESDAY August Sd a,
half past TWO O'Clock, p. N. An Ora,ion may
be expected from The RI. Rev. Bishop Hopkins.
BY order of the Society.
II. B. JAMES, Sec, etary.
v,,l,
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WANTED

IMMEDIATELY by the subscriber. or
I 10. Journeymen Masons, at Stone and
Brick laying. to whom Cash and a fair
price will be paid
SAMUEL REED.
Burlington. July i2, 1886.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-08-05
An Apprentice

Two the Printing Business, will be taken
- a, this Office, if duplication be made
early. A boy from the country preferred.
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match al all times to those monoPo,.s.s Of
their own sex who loresiall the delicacies
af the season. We met one of those ihyal.
uaole helpmates whom we delight 10 have
chat with occasionally, gong out OF the
market with few eggs and some peas IN
her basket. Indeed | shall do no such
thing as to give sixteen shilhngs for three
ribs Of beef or eighteen pence pound for
fish, or ten shlllings pair for chickens,
SAID she; to day, have five pounds Of salt
Goldfish, which cost three shilliugs-a dozen
eggs-Some peaS--salat--pola,oes--a few
boiled onions and a rice pudding for dinner,
all Tor dollar-now isntlhis management 2
She was right. Management IS the word
to make the nimbIe siNpence 20 as far as
the slow shlIling-this is the true economy.
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.PFcnporu OF I!Mshinston !

FEyIIE Subscriber having been appointed the
a Agent to receive the contributions OF the
Citizens Of Mecklcnburg County, towards the cree
ton of the contemplated National Monument 10
the Memory of Washington, respectfully informs
The People of the County that they will be called
upon IN a short time, either By himself or his au-
thoriled deputy, for such sums at they may
think proper to subscribe 10 the object. no indl-
ydua win be SLOWED to give more than one dol.
Jar on his or her own account but any smaller
sum will &c received heads Of families, however
will have the privilege o! giving what they please
on account OF all the members OF their households,
The names Of all the contributors will be earefo!ly
registered in book, which book will be sent TO
Washington City to be enclosed, with others, IN
The Monument, to be preserved TO future ages.
JOS McCONNAUGHEY, Sheriff
y,,ye L I,S6 g7tf
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NEW G0ODS.

clcs, which he offers to the public at re.
duced prices. The leading ones are:
Gold and Silver Patent Lever, Lepine and
Plain English and Swiss WATCHES
Gold Guard CHAINS, also, Fob do.
Ladies Fine Gold NECKLACE,
Gold, Silver, and Steel Spectacle Frames
with glasses, (rhite, green, blue, and
azure TO suit all ages and sights,
GOLD KEYS, for Gentlemen and Ladies
IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE, Hr mas Jrsr
RECEIVED TIE FOLLOWING ARTICLES
FROM THE NORTH, VIZ:
Br,tania-ware in full sets, Fine Plated Can.
dles,icks, Snufers and Trays, Plated Cas-.
tors, Rogers Pen and Pocket Knives. Rs.
zors and Scissors, best Cloth Brushes. Hair
do, Table and Tooth do, a variety OF PER.
Ft merry Of the best quality, WakIng
Sticks and Riding Switches, Fine Pistols,
(English and French,) Snuff Boxes, Per.
cusslon Caps, Pocket Books, Emerson's F me
Razor Straps, BoSes and Brushes, &c.
The above articles, indeed 10 has former
stock Of Watches and Jewelry, will embrace
Il variety, which will be sold low for Cash,
or on short credi, to punciual dealers.
THOMAS TROTTER.
Charlotte, Nor,r,bsy 1895 70f
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II &piestGtd Line Of HICKS,
FROM
Salisbury TO Raleigh, y. &.

E'IiE SUBSCRIBERS, anxious to afford
"a every ilcillty to tie Travelling Public,
now announce that they have completed all
their arrangements, and can with truth say,
We preScat you Nth Line If Hacks pcs.
seSung GfraafGgcs ortr Gnu olher, n you
irish 10 get on ,rith CuSc and despatch -hay.
ing obtained tina, great dcsideratum with all
Trayclcrs--no detention en- the read. Il
Is 50 arranged rs 70 correspond, IN rs arm.
walls al Raleigh, with tie departure Of tho
following stages, vizt The Great Daily
Line 10 BlakeIy North Carolina, passing
through Louisburg, Warfeu'an, and Hail.
fax at the latter place line Of Stages
communicates with the Portsmouth Rail.
Road Tor Norfolk bv continuing on toI
Blakcly, you strike the Petersburg Rail
Road and on your arrival Al that place you
have the choice Of two ldues-eithcr by
land to Washington City, via Richmond and
aCs8S@SN fredericksburg, or BY
Eg1.-y-.--,;1l1H>>y:-s.-. Steam Boat TO Norfolk,
ssss-.E sSs. I. Esls ii Norfolk there wII 10
30 detention, as there IS a line Of Steam.
Boats for Baltimore IN eonneSlon with this
line. This line also connects with ono from
Ralelgh TO Newbe
Leaves the Mansion Hotel, Salisbury,
TUESDAl and SATU RDAY at O'Clock,
A. M.-uIter the arrival Of the Piedmont
Stage from the Souih--arriyes in Raleigh
next days at o O'Clock, /. M.-Leaves RAJ
leigh TUESDAY and SATURDAY at
O'Clock, A. W., arrives IN Salisbury next
days by 4 o'clock, 7. M--alIowlng sui-
cIent time On the road for s l. EEP.
H. The Hacks are Albany make, entirely
new, and cunno, lie surpassed for comfort
and case the Teams are excellent, the Dirt
YES careful and attentive, and the Fare low
only SEVEN DOLLARS. All inter.
mediate distances cents per mile.
10 Passengers from ghc South, who wish |
10 take our Line, will be careful TO enter 10
Salisbury only.
uI All Bundles and Packages at the risk
OF the owners.
WILLIS MoRING,
JOSEPH l.. MORING
The Fare from Raleigh 10 Washington CITY
amounts TO SO 80, as follows:
From Raleigh 10 Blakey, Stage Fare, y
Blakely 10 Petersburg, Rail Road Fare, 3
Petersburg 10 Richmond, Stage Fare,
Richmond 10 Fredericksburg, Stage fare,5
Fredericksburg to Washington City, \
Steam. Boat Fare,
The Steam Boat Fare from Petersburg to
Baltimore, via Norfolk, IS -Four Dollars
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w. j. keahey Il Co

tumty ot returning their grateful acknoSI.
edgmcnts for the liberal share Of public pa.
lrouage with which they have been favored.
They think il not presumption to say, they
are better prepared to give more general sa
risfaction than heretofore. To secure con.
tidence, they solicit fair trial Il mlssht
should ever occur, it is made good by the
cash or a second trial al their own expense.
Charlotte Hgy l~35 9i-3n
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DYSPEPSIA

Are me cheapest and most approved ram
lily Medicine ever offered TO the Public
They are extremely mild 10 their operation,
neither causing sickness OF the stomach, nor
any unpleasant sensation IN the system, as
Is too irequently the result from medicines
gwen to act upon the bowels. They act spe
officially upon the Liver, when IN a torpid
condition, carrying off large quantity oil
bIle, through the influence Of the excernenl
function, which, II suffered TO remain IN the
system, would produce either Jaundice, Ii
yer Complaint, Bilious Fever, Fever and
ague, or some other grleyious bodily afilic
IlOn. In all cases OF tofpor ot the bon els,
they act like charm. In recent cases Of
Dyspepsia, they are a certain cure. MANY
persons who we're subject 10 violent attacks
ot SICK head ache, have been much benefited,
and several perfectly cured In a lew weeks
by then use. They are highly recommend.
% asn preventative and cure Of Bilious com
plants. Persons who are subject 10 that
distressing complaint, sea sickness, bv TAX
ng portion or two II them few DAYS pre-.
ylous to embarkIng on board the vessel, will
be almost certain to escape 1t. Females
can use them at all periods, without incur.
rag any risk. Their virtues Will remain
unlmpaIred for years in any climate No
family should be without these Pills a por.
ton OF them, taken occasionally, would be
the means Of preventing much suiierin. from
sickness. 1t IS from neglect Of keeping 90
a regular peustaiIc action Of the stomach
aud bowels, thus suffering to be absorbed
and mingled with the blood, unassinilated
fluids, that most diseases ere produced.
DR.. j.. feels confident that 10 person who
gives these Pits fair trial, will ever after
feel willing TO be without them. The les.
umony Of thousands speaking N the high.
est terms OF their efficacy, might be added.
but the very high reputation Dr. +. has &C.
CURED as the inventor Of the " Patent Icgc.
table Medicine Stomachica It Hepahca,"
Tor the cure Of Dyspepsia and Liver com.
plants, IS thought sufficient guarantee 10
those wishing to make a trial ct their yir.
tues. I"ey contain not particle OF Mer.
curry, or any ingredient that does not net in
harmony with health and oppose dlscuse.
DR.. j. having been educated under the
most eminent American and European Med.
zeal professors, and pracilced his profession
many years in the South, where diseases Of
the most obstinate character prevail. con.
sldeTs himself woIl'quaifed to Judge on the
nature Of diseases incidcn,to warm climates.
Prepared by JosEru PRIrsTn PETERS,
NJ. ID. Z. b. {. p. NJ. at his Institution for
the cure Of obstinate Diseases, BY means Of
remedies, No. 1919 Lioerty street,
New York, inventor and sole proprietor.
Each box contains forty Pills, Price 80
CENTS.
These invaluable Medicines are sold in
Charlotte by Smith d Williams in Con. !
cord by p. B. Barringer, and IN Salisbury
by John Murphey, where numerous ccrtlf.
Gates Of their efficacy can be seen.
JOS. PRlESTLY PETERS.
Jan. |, 1886. I.y
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A curious controversy !. afooi in the
Mobile prints, as TO whether Mai. Van Blu.
rem was or was moi on aid Of General Scott
in tho recent campaign in Florida. The
Major is 500 Of Martin, and when ne pro.
ceeded TO Florida, his fathers newspapers
duly noticed th. important fact, stated his
descent, and deduced from his bearing arms
in Southern cause, an argument 10 favor
of his fathers recelYlng Southern sotes'
The ill.succesS Of the campaign has chang.
ed the nole of these independent worthless.
The Mobile Mercantile Advertiser alladgos
,hs, the Van Buren, organ IN that city, now
denies ;ha, tho Maj. was General Scots
aid, and having upon the Generals taking
command, compIimcn,ed him as friend OF
the Administration has now discovered him
10 be a W bite Wing and Nullider,' the
cause no doubt Of General Scotts want OF
success
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To the RuhIicI

N RS. c. MITCHELL respectfully in
A'A forms the Citizens of Charlotte and
travellers, that she will take in WASIIJNc
at her residence, two doors East of the Ca,
riage Shop. All articles left will be we'll
washed and ironed, and neatly done IN
She will be responsible for all articles sen,
She requests fair trial-and no cbaroes
made if the work is not well done.
july 2, 1886. 30tr
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lfiscellameou> Deferred Articles.

Gene~al IfoYstcH and Santa iaad.-
The Louisville Ky.) City Gazette says,
thai these opposing commanders are OLD
friends ana that when in Washington, some
wears siace, when Santa Anna was IN exile,
they we're engaged IN attempting to nego.
tlsre loan 81 three millions, for the pur.
pose Of conouering Texas aud Mexico
Houston Wanted al the time that he would
vet reyel IN the Halls Of nontezuma. The
Civ Gazette adds:
" How mysterious are the events Of thus
life Santa Anna was then IN exile. lie
was recalled, placed AT the head OF the
Mexican Government, and the hopes Of
Houston d,sspaled. Texas resisted the
oppression Of Santa Anna. Houston IS her
indicator, instead of her conqueror. Santa
Anna is his prisoner. HIS life forfeited By
ms cruelties and inhumane butchery Of de-
fenceless prisoners, is spared. lie ISSUES
his orders from Housion's camp, and de.
clares il his resolution 10 remain for time
prisoner. His capture is known IN Mex.
co. It excltes no sensation. His armies
are surrendered prisoners of war at his
command,
"The romance Of history is mora won.
derful than the paintings of fancy. Hous-
ton NAV vet restore TO Mexico the consti.
tuition OF 1874, " revel in the palaces OF the
Moniezumas, and establish tbs indePen'
dance OF Texas"
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Ssi'0yed,

gTrxkE ,SsFOycd,
aS ENR0M the subscriber. Two
MIX IL Mich Cows and a ven, '
'-lsS"<-s ling helter. One a red Cow,
with short horns turned inwards. The 9th
err large COW, red sides, white on the bacL
and under the belly, both marked with !"
short crop on both ears, round hole in ,bo
right, and slit in the left. The be,(s,
not marked at all. Ii is probable that ,bo
large COW has a calf by this ,ime-n !.
they will make towards Ilopevell
ANY one who will deliver these cattle 10 ,ha
in Charlotte, will be lberalv 20
warded, and any information respec,,n,,
them will be thankfully received.
Jaly 6, 1886. FL. SMITH
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10 be Nv bite Wing and Nulider," the
cause no doub, Of General Scotts want Of
success
GT Those OF our readers who at'erly
have indslged in the comfort Of eating beef
purchased at an unusually high price, may
drive some consolation, If rot instruction
and amusement, from the following descrip-
tive article taken from the Nav York Ese-
mig Star, paper we here take occasion
to recommend to all lovers Of Wit, combined
always with some salulary advice:
Marketing We have lots Of Mr. Dis.
mails in marke; nnw a.days-your lively,
jpcund fellows who Immediately look grave
and serious the moment they mount the
stone steps uf Washington or Fulton mar.
heis, then their troubles seem 10 rush upon
them like an avalanche. We hear nothing
bat camplaln,s-deep draws signs and mel.
anchoy heiehos from those who are cheap.
enlng articles and we almost caught the
Infection, until Yesterday, complaining oi
the high price of beef to q merry wag-a
fellow on whom time and circumstances
made no impression, he laughIngly said,
+" o you are not up 10 trap--cant accom-.
rno1ste Yourself to the tImes-v0U complain
that beef IS eighteen pence per pound, when
formerly YOU paid tenpeuce or a shilling
what's Your remedy Why eat less, my
boy, make the average end you will soon
trng things down to their old prIees-we
all cal too much beef-we are too carnlyer.
ous-now let me boy YOUR dinner. " Sir.
Ames, cut me of three pounds Of that knuc.
ke OF vpal-how much p A shilling a
pound, !" SAID the Alderman. Now par.
ter house steak tim and tender, how much =
Eighteen p-nce." VERY we'll" Those
four ml'tnn choDS Y 1.-TWO shllings."
That sill dom all six and sivpauce-uow
have a nee white stew with lemons and
plenty of sauce bLdqche made of the veal
have ne outlets done en- pop.loHes-seryr
up the beef.leak rare and hot--haye Your
potatoes scalloped-buy shlilng's worth
Of peas aud three cents worth Of salad, and
here YOU have neat, delicate dlnner-the
whole cost Of winch - less than one dollar,
whereas, yod were about giving Twelve shfl.
hogs for those ribs alone, nov add nice
batter pudding with VINE sauce and drink
two glasses Of Sherry after dinner, and
there economy and philosophy for you, my
boy We took hir at his word and thc ey.
pertinent operated like charm. Instead
Of single heavy costly disH. nc iouud sew
eral small. neat and inviting, and at THIRTY.
three and a third per cent. deduction, as
they say in the stores. We are convinced
Of the fact that by accommodating ourselves
10 the times, Ne overcome Iis evnOrbliance.
ike the reed which bends to the wlud, and
RECEIVERS itself when the bias, Is over. We
really en-. too much animal food, and too
little bread and vegetables, aud seldom CON
mend to ourselves practically. tina, healthy
end useful maxim "rise from the table with
an appetite" As TO marketing, the wo.
men are the best managers, the best econ.
omlsts, by all odds. Men who are accus,
fbmed to receive and pay away thousands
in the course of days transactions, can
not descend to the calculation d cents, they
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~ 7777l7l7-
For Rent,

FENIIE shop formerly occupied by DIR.
IL Thomas Harris, convenient to the
Courthouse. Apply 10 the Subscriber.
Juue .. p. THOMPSON.
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EooE at Th;S!

FE7HE Subscriber informs the Citizens of
M Charlotte, and the Public Generally,
that be still keeps up the OMNIBUS con.
ccrn for the purpose Of conveying persons
from Charlotte 10 any Of the nelghboring
towns. He also keeps neat and easy rid.
ing JUMPER for the same purpose. lie
also keeps fine 'ldng horses. All Of which
will be hired out q as reasonable terms as
possible. First rate lrirerS IN al cases.
.JgIy 2S. 1886. r. T. BOYD.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-08-23
MONTPELIER, (vT.) AUGUST es, 1896

there are nearly four hundred Democratic
antimasons, meaning antimasons who fol-
low the treachery of that paper and go for
Van Buren,, as the antimasonc candidate
for President, in that town, and more than
two thousand in Caledonia County. A
more fragrant and ridiculous falsehood
ne, ar was uttered, to subserve the basest
party purposes. A similar statement as TO
the comfy was made in the same paper
some weeks ago. Every body of any in
formation in Danville knows that the num-
Der of Antmasons who have been whee-
died to desert their principles in that town,
by the Star and its patron the Ex-Gover-
nor, is very small, and as to the county,
there never were so many as two thousand
antimasonic freemen in it, although by the
aid of wing votes, some persons on our
ticket have received somewhat larger vote
than that. Those miserable decisions will
soon be dissipated in a manner that cannot
be mistaken. No well informed man can
doubt for a moment but that the antimason-
ic wing ticket for Senators will be elected in
Caledonia by an overwhelming majority.
Jenison, l predict, will receive at least,
1000 majority over Bradley.
A CALIFORNIAN
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-08-23

If the antimasons are not towards or
recreants, they may go forward TO the polls
with an almost certainty of success: but if
they finch, slumber at home, hearken to
the soothing hattery of their enemies, and
are duped by the cunning tricks of office
holders, and office seekers, they may well
expect TO be discontinued and driven from
the field. Let every man then do his duty,
rally around the standard of equal rights !;
turn away from the false reports and crafty
management of Grand Kings, and their
humble followers.
The crisis approaches. Away with fam
lily broils, little sectional interests, and pal
try preferences. Your institutions civil
and religious are in danger. Select good
men from your own ranks, unite all your
strength, and follow your own standard to
the Polls--then your enemies will not
have occasion to insult you
SEVENTY SIX"