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DINNEFORD's PATENT MPROv-

DlNNEFORDS PATENT lMPkOS-
JED ELECTRIC Al FLESH GLOW rs and : iRAPs
noIuc. brsv state the by iricuOn Situt Tie
,k nj caring the shn all s ordaay HofseiIsr Gloves
are liable to do -,
peuc agent when applied 10 the human body now too vel
known every who has paid the least attention To ihe
impc trace of healthy OF e sknc require arteT
For ale by A. B. SANDS \ CO. rs Broadway. corner
n, ch.,nhsrS .,reet Crani,e Ruil,iing 9t
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NARS SWEEPS & SCULLS.-Iha have

discontinued M West.sreet North River side, and do
Al, NV bushes, at nv Old oar Establishment, f0@ NaeT-,
md a. all expenses oi one store, VIII ss odrs
ye- and Scu, enough cheaper 10 pay tor coming from
INV nan of ~, CITY 10 the Oar Establishment, i2 aier-
are t 5 door. above Catherine Market .-,
~, t,,s JOHN A. PEAISALL.
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no BLACK and Whitesmiih Iron Rail

and Carriage Makers. Sc-To Let the old establish
I'll Smith, shop recently occupied by Mr. James T. rtee
man corner OF East Broadway and GouVerneur,trtet-
The location good for mechanical business being near
Inc junction OF Division and Grandtreets, and ato ne
amsburg Ferry Stalls for three or four horses can be
had II wanted.
Apply To G. MOULD l55 Water street or ~ "rand-st
Mar ,he E.,ex ,,ark,t myl6 lw+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-20
I,ACTs ARE STUBBORN THINGS

j IL j. sc; tat GOurauds Poudre subtle viii perna.
nenty eradicate al hair from the pat where applied wal.
out The slightest INJURY 10 the IAN. To be had he olI e's.
iifHen 81 W ak door from BroadYas 81
Broad~ays pr. bottle Another fact ,tlat GOuraUa'. True
AIR OF Beauty Will thoroughly eIter8sir
all cCtansOus erUpons elicit juvenile healthy APPEARANCE
and array the bands, neck and IN radiant wlsns..
Beware OF spurious Imitation, Of tbs Celebrated co,n
containing mineral asrngen's utterly ruinous he =
and complexion and by IT, repeaDt scilOn injurious 20
health To be bad a. ahoye-s per b0ille
COlRAIDs VEGETABLE ROUGE
imparts decsIe nge, imu:5y.be by pefplra.
uOn, rubbing with \ linen cloth. ~ rents rer b0tils
GOtRAuDs BLANC D'E-PAGSE,
Or Spanish Lily White aigsrts a brgh, pure fehke. sa.
haster sbcne,s Ia the .kn tree from the Injurious proper
i- generally c0nbD'd With PREPARATIONS for tbs pgr rr
Puf ~ in siepsnt bOres A q cents fafL an lr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-20
1rEpJCATED CANDIES.-Dr. Flem-

u II MORN CANDY = uhhtnishiN w IN
III, t,nte,i 10 the total determination ~ "ef"'' ~
III y@r1r ol any thing OF The AId e'sr prspar,u 81,
10 H. and n d, warranted vegetable ana peIiee's s'''
IT, effects ,,>ny ,-.,sr.d from his rtshratsd
- I'm :. s,d 10 DO ~ouders M All Don ti Ga,
>-9sr, ,ri,n,l ant oa the lat >,i-r OF con =
~ nj .sutary. II pleasant sais au Noe'.
IL ckTU,ETIC CANDY certainly 9lsi., ll u.s. d.
80 .a,,,s.,nu.l. For cleansing a"A ~ ~, -.
n'eSAt - Eoy.l. removing obsruei'd bui'I' M -
e- L,Iou. habits, csl!>. itVsr' J>uu'- ~ .,n.iy d,
" -, i, ali ra,.> where physlc = neeIe, W. ,e,
49,, ..rrr,.el-bs.iJe Il IS a pltasanI 10 '"A' ~ fFf
~. Dinner CANDY for co,,iyeses,' a. one
-, aier eating heartburn Ac &c, : r'o'' ~ hen il
of thu h.. .onschics ami tones no" VI "''' ~
- handy and SAFE - ..,.,,i,rty OF lese pleas
AIT s,n9lo, p.ots or LIFE for all affections Of ,he
- ~ uiu.ip'pc, iv>pep..a kc Ac, an aniU"'"
r, ue,iv, read the following I'll .,.f benefit iforr
ue Cov,.r-Ss have received nltr" 49, 49,. ,b,n,
- . ~ nj your Balm 90 LIE IN removing tI' pans ~,
~ ,be., oocs.ioned Nv dyspepsia ara ",ittL ~ vi
,--Yrtiir- my voice. cannot saN ma ~ H'''' "
ally r,,;. red bot am greatly nngrn' uS, np l.
""' THEODORE IN Io", ~,
y YORK. Feb. ~ lsi@ ~, -, g., Nork
-. Uo.ae AMI rets Al Isl Nas>du-,if,e' - 4. -
- l, agent, al - Broadway !iot bo"eiN' a."
Enl EFanAlNu. NY a. '''
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An. DEAR! What can the matter be :

an. DEAR What can the matter be .
" Dear dear, what the matter be. poor DaSy VII
,srsy 90 mad with all rs puiog about Lohipop Hal
Rig Sttsners and other connyances TO catch penny, poor
i,lowi the Merchant, the Min-r aud the Mechanic, will
GONE to BrookJs 81 BOwery 10 have their card. printed A.
ceas a. the cheapest and equal tn the best and ear a
" N also excite attention. j. u. thanks for is liberal
patronage already bestowed which has encouraged nm To
buy additional Type and Presses suitable for CIR
cuar, Store Bills Bill Heads, Sc. Sc, which ,ha also he
executed well and reasonable.
II Ne connection with party IN Tie neighborhood
who have recently nut out SIN 10 resemble nay own
J. BROOKS, "Yankee Pres" s7i Bowery,
my I66ts 10 the rra of Mrs Harper's.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-20
- ROOMS TO LET at :}O4 Broadway.

,". Handsome Pariors aud bedrooms attached ny va
Sr. .zrs furnished uufuruishrd. he Hons WIZ pc
,,in,,d and put IN complete order Arti.i, famuf> OF
In le gentlemen Who think o. changing would do wen ~
all Also a Room 20 let on the fourth moor - zee,
" "a e, ieen Jnourr ON the seco "a haqr. g. al6
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CTATE or NETWORK, s.--In


Cb,nc,ry before the Wee Chancellor ot ihe Fint CIR
,nit-Jan.> uay and DANIEL Lord Jr. Executors, Nc "
R,l,rr NJ Jimsey a'd cthcrs-Nastets Sale.
Pursuant W a drcrctal Orcr o The 'Ouri ~ thadrsr, 80
,b, Sate made 10. above VIII be sold AT iuhc
,ucton under the at tie subscriber. one o ~
Masters OF .aid Court by y H. Ludlow, Auctpncsr ~ n"
Merchant, Exchange ~ the city OF NewNork, on H."
tv eny first day OF Nav neN AT lively" oclo'k thodn OF
that day All that certain gore triangular piece 81 ad
tuat~ on thu noriLrfly ,ie Oi ssecui street., ~ ne
bo.k of ground lying brtwoen the Fnh Avenue and sixth
Ayenue bounded aud containing follows beginning 81
, poat o the triangle the west IN the aorthery nr "l
sixteenth street distant eight hundred and eleven leet Two
niche. from the formed by the said lin" OF sste'p-
street and westerly line oi the Fh Ave-. iben Tu'
ming saSeTly alon. the said line siSeenih'reei ihre~
hundred and sixty nche thence In" par
,e 10 the Finh Avenue aud perp molecular 10 sixteenth
street about feet 10 the land or late OF Han.
nah Murray thence westerly along that land 10 the land
now or lately OF Edmund Norwood, then AT right angles
and along the ,ouhery ten ieet. and then nj rht angie,
AGA n and westerly along the same land ~ straight line to
he Mace OF beginning subject however, a. certain clause,
conditions and tho part III the saJ Robert Nc
Jmsey contained certain lndcture bearing date he
~ fsy OF June A ID. 1855, executed by the sai James
Hay and Daniel Lord Jr. OF the first part, and tie sahi
Robert Mel msey OF the SECOND part, recorded ~ the ocs
of Register and or ie Cay and County OF NewNofh,
n IlLer J57 Of Deeds, page 10.
Dated Ncw-SOsk, April 99h, 1912.
DAVID CODwISF, Master IN Cbanrerg.
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n E>~ hELrZABETH-PORT AMI

S,ssaE1EEa-. NEw-YORK FERRY COMPANY.
Vac 1rrDigenenf.-Fare IL. CeRis
The steamboats, WfTER-MITCH aud CINDERELLA
ply la lyrom El1ahehP Porto SevYork, touching ai Nrw
Brighton and PorRc hnOnd each tfip, follows On and
after the ilth day ut April, l8i2
Lave EiHsbctiPort, Leave ~ York, pier J, y. X.
htfl8A llpcOck, A. VI and Al 8 and 10. OcPk, A. W. and
Al aud O'Clock =. w. AT :, and O'Clock, T. VI
On Sandny,
Leave EizsbeliPou at and y O'Clock, A. NJ and al
O'Clock. T. ".
Lave New-York 10 O'Clock 4. " aEd at and r NJ
" B-Pa>,enger, Tor We>iield, Scotch Plains, Pained,
Rounl Broo. Sonefve, ElStOn. &c, by the Elizabeth
town aud So.nersiie Railroad Car, Will leave NevlOrk
M e hd 81 O'Clock boat IN he morning. and in the o.
clock boat X the afternoon.
The Horse Car will leave the font q. the ulon Hotel,
Quarter hour previous the departure OF each boat
All baggage at TIE rsk ct IT, owner ui1
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Hygean Medicines

from the British College OF Health. LONDON The
,ubcribsrs having been appointed iae Attorneys Of Mesr
Moron, Moat Co.. and Agents for ih. siair OF Ne~'
York have received large s'sortmen Of Ieiff 'Ifct
rom the British COLLEGE OF Health Lordon," ready
~ supply the Agents liberal term. ,an ifreD-
lore. Persons wishing 10 be appointed Selling Ag"fO
viii please make immediate application 10 ID" .ulrcu
hers All persons indebted u the late Age H. VIZ Geo.
raylor are requested 10 make immediate payment 10 lie
lnler>y.d a. They only auth Jted 10 receipts or
he sanle FIRTH HALL, No. Franklin sqgsrr.N. Y.
,,ia,, AGENT, (of MORRISON MDhT L co.
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H7oTI,,r ~ EIPTURED PERSONS,

~ IL L. III IA Y " ~
Dr , G. HULL. No Nc>ey ,titt;- N'o' ~ T.
~ va -p,r.on, a.i.c.e, viii. Rup.Gn' may ~
- de h.. in,ruuenia All tie world st9t's' ~ ~
nE,aiion al hi. Office. 4Nc>ey street. "" iotNi ="
y 49, nrsrr,u. agents IN the ck.et towns 81 u' -
-, p,r.nf. must b.. careful Ia examine ti'
~ H. r.Ir, T,u>>e, 10 see 10 they are elH',''" ~ a.
H., ir ,Nr,uS None other are genuine 81 10 ~ -
=. g.oJ d. Hall guarantee, c1ft>t Ia Az oVl' 80. d.
An Al hs Office ioT treatment u u'e cur "
p, yaIi-a and u. rmancui. d. IN pr''lu' wv W =. -,
- ,,s-ne, any truss whatever the mon y alN'..' -
,,.,,el on the X ration OF the term >iFelhe COZ -"
.tate,er prosre>s the rupture may have n'ae ""'N "
scauon. . ...,..-s,fi, cared - til
CLiLl-rn under twelve years uniFti>asE CO. r. =,
,,t d,rthpr e,ren>e ikan the cost ol tbe itu>S -
i,r,l ,ur. Ia. bees under Progressive paeu'"
,'sn, i,r more than twenty wears past W VI. "A
Trus. ot6ce. ami Is now brought tn state OF uhN"e~
perfection. -, ,,.r,,L.n IN y,nd imiia
80 %, d. IIulr. celebrated Hinge and fiNA ituSs 'op
he c,sy and ,ae retention OF RuptureS- is'>' i -
-',,ot be relied on-ihey made Nv uu>hhiu, W.
.ons ani mechanics and are 10 better ui'h we ~ :,
rnS.cs nj lie market The genuine sNe NY i9H .1 "
writing. 49, ,,.,.etal,. ply ~.
mr. Hull has at the request OF several r'sp', 90 -,
- f,,rd M a room exclusively for ldll', hdN!n. IT,
r.te entrance from the business department, s,,,rf,r.
= in constant attendance apply rrusSe' ana SupPo'
IN female patients.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-20
s~Si al. FOR KEYPORT and Middle

So. l1ua poI,l The steamboat HOPE WI
on ard atrr MonSay May 9h leave Ilileiown Point DAT
ly uniays exceped al O'Clock, \. NJ tide permitting
o. kevpori ~ O'Clock and NewYors foot Of Robinson
street. at 8 ociock p. NJ touching segunes Dock Stat
en- Island. each
y V >tage. Freehold or any part OF the county.
IN freight and baggage the ri,k OF the thereof
Further information can be had OF :. :. WyckOd Co
lp2 Ne,cy y. my9 In
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= 80 hFOR PEEKSKILL., YER

S-~~Ts=sFs7, PLANCK, Grassy Point, sing-Sng' Tar.
DiaWn Dobb' Ferry Hastings and fonkerS Breakfast
and Dinner OF board.
The ami splendid steamer COLUMBUS, Captain r.
W Stone, will leave New-York from the foot OF Chambers
every msrng FRIDAYS excepted at O'Clock =;
AID returning, leave Peeshi day at O'Clock y. W.
Landing NJ the foot Of Hammond street each way.
NuTicE-Ai good, Freight, Baggage, Bank Bills, Sps-
oter kind Of Property, taken shipped. NJ put
board hi, boat mast be nj the risk OF the owners OF such
Gtsptl, Freight, Baggage. &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-20
DOYS' Clothing .-Childrens' Clothing

DOYS' Clothing .-Chldrens Clothing
ID VERY large asyorment-sery COOL qnay-yery
rheap-Gro. A. Hoyt Co No. ABowery, would respect
fully inform their patrons and the public generally, ua
hey have again been making extensive preparations for tie
prng and summer trade; anal have no~ on hand much
arger asortneii OF Bows and Chdrens' Clothing than
they ever before had Tie public invited TO call
and examine their goods nth particular reference u quality
and price. Terms cash. al jm'
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AR. BARRY and RUFUS LOCK.

ACADEMY Is Cp,a o. al Broadway. under auspices
favorable themselves and profitable 70 such pJps
h- placed uader their Their vel known eXperescr
aad success N the several departments OF Collegiate ami
Mercantile Instruction warrants them IN sayisg that their
establishment presents advantages equal 10 that OF any other
la The city. Cards containing terms &c be- obtained
a. III" rosms e bookstore OF Mr. Roe lockwood
brrueaih.-Apri, 1872 mSl9 I'm
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: r-s-- nNEWARK 4 NETWORK.

S.iSSSS5sr<E Fare only l2l cents The spenfsd and
conn0IlonS STEAMER PASSAIC, Capt John Gafy, being
completely and elegantly retted, viii commence her regu
lar ps for the Thursday, March l0-ea'ng As
follows
Foot Of Barclay 1t. n. York, Centre Wharf Newark
Al IN o'c,k 4. " L toclARM At7to'ck.A ANA ock,f
On Sundays the Pss,ac will leave Ne~-fork At !" n VI
and r. M-Leavc Newark at II 4. VI and u O'Clock, VI
u Freight OF every description carried at very r'Tnced
,,1ss ms 6m
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Spring MISUNDERSTANDING
NEVER KNOWN FAIL.-Feve,

~ LIN INV w ~ - u M Z ~
\ and Ague Cured chill Fever, Dumb Ague, Inter
mient and Rsmttent Feyers and all the various forms Of
Bilious Diseases speedily aud thoroughly cured by Doctor
Charles OsgOOd's celebrated India Cholagoguc.
Til. article has lOr several years been ~ high Itpue IN
those district, II country where the above mentioned forms
most prev a'n' Numerou, ctfthcafs oi u
efficacy be shown the warehouse OF the Wholesale
agents IN this city, No. o. Johnsree. by
- =. BOVINE CO
For sale also BY J. r. Coddingfon, Spring and
ul,Ou-street.; SAMUEL ROton, g7 East Broadway; W.
~ Thurman corner Canal and Varlck-,is j. W. BaseIi.
10 Broadway; L. A. Ro,ennilier 81 Bleecker, corner Of
Christophers \. Y--aBd WIN Bailey, - FuOn Il Brook
tyn John Bnce, Brooklyn; > b. Bowen Son, "estchrs
l,r Lr L. mylb I'm
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THE CHEAPEST HAT STORE IN

y NE WVNIU ..-tUNANT, 20 Urand sIrft Eas
now on hand OF the --latest Spring fashion, excellent
,orDent OF SIX Hats At $50 $3.50 nnf $3-a reduction of
- cents on each bat D iorger prices Al.o superior
article o Fur Hat tor y. equal sod in the city for
~ 50 and 81 The putc respectfully invited call.
\ good assortment q; Boys Hats ans Caps cn L.Hd.
nVlq (ONA\T. 80 tsraud 81. near Alien
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% III r. oadwav. near WATERSHED, f0r Conc 49, \ 6
=. Iiau has lately undergone thorough repair 6nI
r al ~ any IN the city tor Concerts. Lectures rum
go ar &c also 10 l.t on Sunday evenings or pub q
,,LIo &C. Anply at the Hall, iO6 broadway. myl9@
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> c-- sOPpOsITION LINE for Al

w. - bany.-Fare y cents-Betis - ee'''-
- u. tskrn 40 reduced prices. ...,,. - -.
TIE commpdous steamboat WA>HlN6lpN' 'dP"ln
VI Brown having made arrangement, 10 G ln-e NJ n'Ys
f la, ng New-Ynrk. will hereafter csvs TIE lost {" nu
is,n.,frret New York every Mo1fav Wes sss ana "
d,v afternoon O'Clock and Albany every I1f>.iy'
Ttursisv AMI saturday afternoon al ocnck landing on
fr ,..,r each way NJ the foot NJ Hammond street New
blreh Puughaeep>e. Kingston Point Cat'kt ana Hudson.
pr IN or as.are apnlv the Captain IN tnsrd or
- ma ID Y R,NDOLP Pm MARTIN. 1872 West-si
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L To IFT-In BROOKLYN. > handsome
SALE or Exchange-A House
IA EnR SALE-That very Desirable plat

49, Of ground situated the corner OF LaeLi am ar,
- -. fronting on 81 Johns PAX being 65 e.i
-. ~, aiobf-,fr-et and - feet on Narick, v ~ ne
Chnrcb thereon. For particular, enquire OF Jo>hfh
VFFKS No II Beech, " ,,,. 80, ,,..u.
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CTATE OF NEW-YORK-n Chan


Master il Chaacery, q JoLn.,i., NY
,gLI. Solicitor. mylJ N2vts
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SsSSs3SE.I ing, COyssekie, Hudson CsIskli, and
Int all landings
The steamboat SUPERIOR, Capt J. 6ould, will save
t,s Steamboat Pier foot OF Chambers street, THIS Wednes-
day) afternoon al o'clock.
FIR massage or freight apply on board or 10
JAMES q. NICHOLSON, cor. West and Chamberss's
R.f,1ar ,sy, from Newyork. Wednesday aad saturday
= .,..,',..,-, M,,.I,v ami ThprSl.y ms
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REAL ESTATE

"a TO LET-A workshop with supe-
~ ror Hcht-reul low. Inquire OF J. Locse ~ ~, ,e"
: 3 "A AR Il. Ni''
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-07-12
no THE DEMOCRATIC YOUNG
MEN OF OHIO.

The Young Mems State Committee, in
compliance with the expressed wish Of
he iaie sih Of January Convention, rel,
specially request the Democratic Young
Men OF Ohio to assemble, through
their delegates, ia State Convention, ii
CoIumhus, on Thursday the 28th
day of July, 1912.
II is deemed unnecessary 10 remind you
Of esrly active, Jealous and untiring exer-
ton on the patt Of the Democratic Young
Men 81 Ohio. Onibe eve Of a momep-
tous campaign, in which paper money
SPECTATORS aud political galAblets will
again strive 10 0vefwhelm The people, by
bribery, humhnggefy and corruption
disIFessed, betrayed and beggafed cOuatry
demands the ai1oi all lher sons. Mag
nanlmoas fFeemen, Iulled into repose bS
the ssfen song Of oFdemagogues, who prom
ised but to deceive, are now tasting the
bitter fruits of their creduliiy. Let thC
history If lie past be d lesson for the fu
ture, and let 40 Democrat abandon biz
aboss unsilvlcloFy shall have been acliiel
while thus ilnnre sing slpehyea Hid NO
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-07-12

quonce with abe Temporary Relief The
main biH, like the subsidiary, il Is thought
viii meet wiih any thing but the auto
graph Of John Tyler. and consequently,
after some three or fonr weeks agitation
Of the question, y0u may expect the long
session 10 close like the short one, 10 Z
rotSi and that the wings excepting such
as shall continue 70 drop or from The die
taiion Of Clay. wiIlexuRt Omans III rage
and aitlanoilier sBnihilaiihg manifesto.
The notorious Webb Of whom tits said,
lie was sold to Nick BiddIe
For fifty two thousand Escapes with bis
head,
Sing hey di5dle, diddlel
For Marshall, who should not have look
cd al his pegs,
Put bali through the grissIe Ol one Of
bis legs, fE
16siead Of his middle.
And row let the chorus be sung, NJ
lie was not born 10 fall BY ball,a that's
all,
Whose destiny lis 70 pc h ung!
Especially,
PHILo,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-07-12
For lhe pemoern.le Standard.

gMH tor the Democratic ntandard.
Mr.. EDrToR:
There is possibly no one gifted with
any thing like a tolerable good memory
but that remembers the defeat of the
Democratic Party IN the memorable cam
pnign of 40, and Of how The victory was
attained by the Enemy; now that is all
past,andis numbered with the tSings that
were, we have a chance Of viewing the
whole matter, and we cannot but help
seeot whore corruption, bribery, treach-
cry and aattery did their work, and where
all Of this, aided by the most unparallel-
ed extension Of the common Enemy did
thsswork and secured for them a suihed
victory. The enemy teok time by the
forelock aud completely drilled the army,
so that when ths battle commenced, they
found US nnprepared for defending our
camp sgainst their skillful but treacher-
Gus charges; Democrats, have you moi
had sufficient of proof that ! f you are idle
and remain so that you will be beaten?
Then Arouse yourselves, commence early
toUrgauize both for the fall election and
for the great Presidential election in IA.
Let us commence in go Cd old Brown aud
fling % the breege the flag Of Van Buren
for President and Shannon for Governor,
let US fix day throughout the connty,
say the first Saturday in August, for hosd.
ing . meeting for the purpose Of organl
zing Van Buran Club, and a Shannon
Clnb; what say you to it, fellow Demo,
cfslsG shall good old Democratic Brown
lead or IN this glorious work, or shall we
quietly fold our arms ind look quietly on
and see efforts made in other counties by
the party, and we not respond TO it?-
Come, let us take the matter into our
own hands; the enemy is already in the
field, our leaders may have become luke
warn; then let us commence ourselves.
Who says the first Saturday in August
and Van Buron Clubs all who go in tor
itlst them call ameeting in their little
towns and villages, cross rords and 9TH
er places, and organize a Club and appoint
acommiitee Of vigilance and correspond
ence: don't fold your aims and say. welh
there is enough without me toattend 10
slch things, or il is time enough, the
Presidential election is far ahead, Don't,
for the world let such thoughts enter your
heads, but only think that perhaps on
your shoulders win rest the fate ofihe
election, and that Procrastination isthe
thief of time. Organize in time, put the
battle in array, and the victory will be-
ours.
h PLOUGH BOY.
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cessity OF vigilance, the undersigned must
be permitted TO congratulate their fellow
democrats upon the prospect ola bright,
er period in the affairs Of their beloved
country. The ball Of Democracy bounds
nobly onward-from the East, the West,
the North and the South, come rollingin
the unerring evidence Of the H8ober se-
cond thought. Of the people.p When
such is the progress Of free principles, let
not Ohio lag behind her sisters in propel-
ling this glorious counter revolution,
where truth is arraJed in opposition 10
talsehood-honesty against corruption
the rights Of man against the bnasted pre-
rogatives ofchartered nobility and mush-
room aristocFaeY.
YOUNG MEN OF OHIOL rally in
your majesiy--eome forth in thousands
from the.hills and valleys Of this noble
commonwealth--uIeet together as broth
ers contending in the same righteous
cause--cement still frmer the bonds Of
amiiy, and reneWthe pledge Of nncom,
promising hostility TO every measure, act
and principles which mil .tates against
the happiness, the prosperity, or the lib
critics of the DenDln
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YOUNG DEMOCRATS or ONO!

YOUNG DEMOCRATS or OHIO!
The above address will, no doubt, be
responded TO by you with that enthusi-
asIil your love Of liberty has so often dis
played. But a fewyears more shall have
passed away, until on you must rest the
weight ofGoverement, the support ef
freedom, now more Immediately in the
care Of older heads, but not more devo-
ted hearts Takehold, then, while youth
ful ardor is alive, and quickened in the
great cause of human rights, always as
sailed by the ignorant or corrupt Much
depends on you. The declining years Of
the grey headed laborer in your cause,
and the up raising generation, all desire
The active aid ofyou who have but just.
entered the broad field ofmanhOod Let
not a county DO unrepresented. let
your meeting be rather fora display Of,
wisdom aud sound principles than for
show and outward effect. Spread your
doctIines upon the bin tops and in The
vaileys-in the Bank parIor, and in the
humblest cottage where virtue dwels,that
reasonand not passion may sway this
great; this glorious Stete Of ours, whose
destmy.is upward and onward--whose
people mnst be free, happy and virtuous.
Young democrats Of Ohio, much depends
on you, and you are worthy of the high
trust. Statesman.