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fINHE BEECHEN TREE; Tale told IN Rhyme.
i By F. w. Thomas, author of Clinton Brad
shaw" &c. One yolume-just published in New
York and this day received tor sale by
Oct 2l-3t F. TAYLOR.
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS

Every person entitled to the RICH, of presumption to
any lands within the limits OF The townships above
enumerated, is required TO establish the to the
satisfaction o fthe Register and Receiver Of the pro-
per Land Office, and make payment therefor as soon
practicable after seeing this notice, and before The day
appointed for the commencement Of the public sale of
the nship, embracing the tract claimed, above de-
sgnaled, otherwise such claim W i'll be forfeited.
THO. II. BLAKE,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Oct, 10
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MEDICAL COLLEGE

INHE building al the corner Of 4 and 10th streets,
4 VI present occupied a Medical College, TO be
let Possession 10 be had LIST Nov. next.
JOHN r. VAN NESS
oct I0-(Nat Int A Globel
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$4,000! $4,000! $4,000

On Saturday, 18th November, 1874, the splendid
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Glass 40, for 1874,
Will be drawn at Alexandria, d. c.
78 Number Lottery-l3 Dra,on Ballots.
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$4,000 /!


ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Glass AZ, for lS44.
To be drawn in Alexandra, ID. c., On Saturday,
Novemoer 3Oth, 1874.
SPLENDID PRIZES;
s30,OOO-sl2 ,O00-s6 ,00o-s 500 SO 227-
s3O0O-s2, 500-4D prizes Of 81 900
50 OF S50O-60 Of siOO;
&c. &c. &c.
Tickets sl0-fIalves S5-Quarters 80 so
Certificates Of Packages Of IS whole tickets $3.50 90
Do do IS half do 65 on
Do do % quarter do 80 81
Order, for Ticket, and Shares and Certificates Of Paek,
ages in the above splendid Lotteries, will receive the
most prompt attention, and official account Of
each drawing scnt Immediately after II is over to all
who order ION us. Address
J.G. GREGORY & CO, Managers,
Washington City, ID. c.
Oct 22-2aw4wd&cpif
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Tickets $lO-Halves S5-Quarters $2,oo.
Certificate, of Packages of26 Whole Tickets 100
10 do 26 Half do TO
M do % Quarter do 81 81
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HISCELLANIES OF SYDNEY SMITH
wi Cheap editlon--Complete without abridgncnt
for 50 cents. +, TAYLOR. oc, l6
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NOVEMBER SPLENDID LOTTERIES
JG. GREGORY & co. MANAGERS.
$4,000!
ALEXANDRIA, LOTTERY,
CLASS No. SO, FOR 1874.
CAPITALS.

To be drawn in Alexandria, ID. c., on Saturday,
November 2, 1874.
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GRAND PRIZES.
$4,000!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,

ALEXANDRIA, LUI EK1,
Glass No. Al, for l844.
To be drawn at Alexandria, ID. c., on Saturday,
ODD Of November, IS44.
PRIZES;
s25OO0-slG 000-s4 1000 ,00O-s2 ,2O0-l0
prizes Of s2,OoO-l0 OF s5oJ-l0 Vi s4OJi
&c. sc.
II Drawn Numbers out Of &C.
Tickets Sl0-Haves S5-Quarters 50 50.
Certificates oil packages OF % Whole Tickets, 81 10
DO do % Half do S. 90
DO do % Quarter do s27 50
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2,UUU yards cIoth-indigo blue-fancy and grey list
$50 do do grass green, do do
3,oOO do do indigo blue, saved list
$50 do do grass green, do
400 do do scarlet, do
$500 do Strouds-blue
200 do do scarlet
GOO pounds worsted yarns fold
$50 doz. handkerchieis, cotton flag
100 do do Madras
100 10 do black silk
70 do cotton shawls, "a, assorted
1000 yards calico, domestic
5000 do do English and French
1000 do cotok, bleached shifting
5000 do do unbeached do
1000 do do do sheeting
1000 do do domestic checks
o,OOO do do do stripes
5000 do do do plaids
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,,r,o-so>r T. u.II HDI Sc. SIGN AND
NllrNTALPAINTERS. M 10 VI
X are always prep.rd With Tie he.'
ood material 10 execute H an.ef'l ihe''
-, .,I r. best style and al loHes n. S. -,r
.''i r..,.d s,crlplion of SIGN PAINTING Ok Gil
tlef1 ~ host manner may ID
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!. JAMES TANNER,

~. SURGEON AND ACCOuluIER
on the Northeast corner OF 5ih en'
IS els. Resid on the Southwest cor
.,,es,. sri %
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TgpEWgu7f H2rs.-cal o. N's4Iam'
II ron uis1 20 see lhase selea.i alslas' %
en1 Ca.slmere 1Io's, lusf reed pa r''ree Or ev-
hll#fas Ibcm-ai TIE siea al he 10 Rnei i''.
a-f e AfCALLAM
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3 LPACAs. AIPACAS--1 ID pieces of all CO.
lars oa3 fescupHHas among Which are some
ye,e feo Sill arr, BIZ. Barred and Ca'arsd.a'
sap27 MARSII@.
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ESSES a br,e lalut Cashmere ".
Aae.sline de Lalnes. Cham"'ians Nr &c
"a q, MARSIl~'
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CONCORD RAIL ROAD.
81 S;:E;;, S,5sS Ezsss,, .,l.s
Fare reduced to $500 from Concord TO Boston
ARRANGEMENT.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
hN and afer November LIST, Passenger Trains viii
~ run daily Sundays excepted) in connection with IN
Boston and Lowell, and Nashua and Lowell Railroad a.
follows;
Leave Boston ut Z A. NJ. II A. NJ, and NJ
Leave Concord at ga A. M ll:20 A, NJ, and 3 p. NJ
Trains from intermediate places will run follows viz
Up TRAINS.
Leave Lowell nj $40 M, 1875 r.M. and GIL P.n
Nashua at $50 AM, l2:A5 p. NJ, und $50 p NJ
Manchester $3.50 A. NJ, 80 =. NJ, aud 1888 Pm.
orimmedately on the arrival Of the from Boston.
DOWN TRAINS
Leave Manchester l-2 A. NJ, 1873 p. NJ, and Pm.
Nashua nj g l.2 4. NJ, ll5 p. ". and Pm.
Lowell ut 7'l5 M, 2 p. NJ aud S P. m.,
or Immediately on the arrival of the from Concord
The second train from Concord arrivei Boston in yea
son for Passengers to take the O'Clock New York
The rond connects with the Boston and Maine Rail.
road SO that Passengers may pass betwS Concord, liza
Verh Exeter. Dover and Portland either why daily
STAGES Immediately on the arrival of the first train nj
Concord, ea9cby vnriouS for IIopknOn Newport
Caremon and Windsor; for Lebanon aud IanOyerPly
onh and lyclli Canaan and OriOrd; Meredith Bridge,
Centre Iarhor and the White Mountains. On the sec
Qua day from Boston, Stages reach RoyaltOn, Middehury
Montpelier ana Burlington connecting there with the
Stenmboa line To Montreal and by Steamboat and Sta,es
To Ogdensbrgh; Stages also from Haverhl 10 Stan.
send connecting there with Stages to Montreal Numcr-
Gus other stages connecting with the Concord Rail Road
run 10 the principle towns in New Hampshire Vermont
and the Canalus.
Stages run daily from Franklin and Sandbornton 10 the
ii O'Clock train returning AFTER the arrival OF the second
train from Boston.
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NotlotD SUTre,


SlChNESS IN CHILDREN
And the suffering winch they undergo from worms ollen
tend fatal terminal On, while the cause is never sls-
pected. Offensive breath picking al the nose, grinding
the teeth during sleep, starting IN sleep with flight and
screaming, troublesome cough and evcrishness ARE
mong some the prominent symptoms Of the presence
OF worms. timely use OF
sIIERMAN'S WORM LozENGEs
VIII Immediately MI these unpleasant symptoms
md restore T. per ct health. Sister ignatns Supeor OF
the Catholic Halt Orphan Assy lum has added her testimo-
ny in their favor, to the thousands winch have gone he
nm and that they have been in the habit onsins Sher
mans Lozcngcs and she has alwa's found them tn be
attended With the mos, beneficial effects, They have
been proved TO DC inHlihle IN over 100000 cases,
CONSUMPTION,
Influenza, Coughs, Guilds, Wh"opng Cough Tghtness Of
the Lungs Chest maS be cured. Rev DARIUS Anlho-
ny very low from Consumption, Jonathan Howard
the celebrated temperance lecturer, was reduced TO the
verge nj The grave hy raising blond. Rev. Mr. Dunbar, OF
New York, the Rev Mr. DE Forest. Evangelist in the
Western part Of this state, Rev. Sebastian Strceer, oil
Rus'On. the wife Of Erasmus hble Esq IN Morva, and
hundreds Of others, have been relieved md cured BY
proper usr Of
sHERMAN's COUGH LOZENGEs.
And no medicine has been offered to the public
which has been more cccua IN the rclet Of those dis
eases. ar which can he recommended with more conf
dence. They nllny nh itching irritation, render The
cough easy, Promote cNpec0ratOn. rtmoye The cause
aud produce the most henry nnh LASTING elects
Plantation uf the heart owncS at spirits, scdsicincss
Dependency, FHuucSs, ChOC, SpHsis, Cramps ol the
stomach, summer or bowel complaints, also u the DIS
irC>>ng symptoms arising from tree liN g or NIGHT 4
dissipation are quickly aud entirely relieved hN usihg
SIERMANS CAMfiIOR l.O2ENGTS.
They net speedily aud relieve in very short space Q
time aviua tone and vigor to the sls'cn and tnnle
person using them 10 undergo great mental or bOCily IA
| tisue.
EIiEuMATISM,
Weak Back, Pain and wrnk 'css in the breast, hack
Limbs and Other parts Of the body speedily mud cfrc
iually relieved by sHERMANS rOOR MANS PLAs
TER, which costs only II l-2 cents and is within Lh
reach Utnl. 81 great has become the reputation OF tn
article, that million viii not begin 10 supply the m
u demand 1t is acknowledged to b: the best strength
cGine plaster in The world.
BEWARE OF IMPOSITlONi
Or SIerm MS Poor Mans Plaster hrs li' name with III
rcctors printed the buck al the Plaster, aud ~ IN
simc II OF the Doctors written unmc under The direc
tiOns. None others nre genuine, or To he relied on
Dr Shcrmln's Warehouse is No. lL6 Nassau st, New
York Sa9-'m
Forr sale by y $, j ALE y, Woods,ocE. VI.
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's'gsD, seDN~VgyEgr5'HNN,

SgN T. wis vita" Of our wonderful bodies constant,
require nm alternative, ar rcarnerung influence, {,
create and rruiu healthy existence. Air, light, ant
other elements urc brought u This reqnsiton hn'
fIr time prove sufficient to the requirements ul thu
system. But when from mprndencc aud Il Violation q
the laws OF he animal ccoromy morbid huHuT, arise
acd AMI yitulm ar juices are collected The system II,
CURES assistance from some other >oncc or SINKS IN
disease, decay and death How wonderful and sHlGtny
At thi, Ecud, the effects 0t appropriate ucrnu
tive medicine, taken in sei>oui Thousands have been
slYu. from death, aud millions from sutrincs indescr
bahlr md ngnin restored Ia health, by the timely use Of
Phelps TOMATO PILLS, which ARE so eIlcaciou'
aud potent IN cleansing the stomach and bowels, puri-
fling the blood, and rcoyng the glnndnlnr system b!
altering the sccrc0us 0 the liver, and Other glands, and
carry ing oil The m0rbd iurcS and humurN'-lhat at the
south hcy have acquitted the name Of Fever hanc,' he
cause they invariably prevent or break np bilious remit
tent, yellow, intermittent aud lung levers,
FIVE years extensive use, have proven them the best
anl only sure and safe remedy for MI the humorous
chronic Diseases where The system requires something
that Will operate the BlOOd, Liver and various s,s-
tens Of Vessels giving them healthy action, at the same
time eNrel the morbid md POISONOUS juices and hunos,
which It sep rates from them,
In this class Of diseases. are Rheumatism. Dyspepsia,
Dropsy, Liver Complaints Bilious Stomach, ScroInn,
Gravel Worms. Tumnrs and erupious Of the KIN ol
various kinds permanent weakness about the IONS hi
limbs, Kings Evil, constitutional hereditary feeble.
ness Of the whole or purt Oi the ~ stem, AC.
Thousands ot cases Of the above diseases have been
nrrd hy the Tomato Pills. and thousands Of deaths would
cave been prevented lnd these s been used instead
of some irresponsible, hWrfIl quHck pill remedy, 81
which the country il loodcl. There is 70 mystery or
chtrlaianasm about lhls universal remedy.
They nrr prepared at valuable vegetable remedies,
which nrc known IN be- both safe md cnrctual. ana are
Gsc vera extensively by PMS -rCans in their private prac-
tee hrrause hundreds have shli, they are the most
pie isI cirCtuHl aud sale medicine We have ever used
The lbuve Pills ARE lur sale hy agents IN all country
towns Aecus ARE cautioned not 10 buy Of pcdiors'-
"Our word 10 the wise j. sufficient
e. II Phrlps, W. Proprietor Hartford, Conn, with
out whose Signature none ARE Genuine.
For sale by :. J. Allen, Woodstock HAYDEN Hutch
iIsun d"; Otis Chnmhcrln PomCrrli Justin T.. BROOKS
Hartford; Harris Morrill,. SirnilorGi T. Dwight Co.
versiirp rhrodurc Cook. Coriuth; baxter u. Newton
Norwich, Lewis Merritt, liariInndi j. w: Hubbard
Windsor ajl-Gmcp.
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United States should he supplied
|I4nh lial.nn NJ Lite. not onl, Ia
Riiye tendencies of The climrtr,
niiye mr,irine IN nll cnseS ~ colds,
~. Pain Ia The side and chest lrti-
The Lungs Bronchitis. Difficulty
Fever, Night Sweais. EmIci1tirn
. sihmn, lnfluenzi, Hopping cough,
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NEE CIlANOlSE TRAINS

Run daily as follows:
Leave Boston at 8 l-2, p. NJ, and arriyest Concord
the same evening.
Leave Concord AT l2, p NJ. and arrive a, Boston at
! l-9 the next morning.
Freight, Flrst Class, 81; Second Glass $3.50
Freight should he delivered ut Concord, Boston and
other dcpos hour least before leaving TO insure de
livery hy the first succeeding Train.
All Passengers Baggage Should he marked and when
valued nj more than $50 notice should be given and ey.
ira charges paid, claim Tor lannge or loss beyond
such sum will be allowed N.G. UPIiAM Sun't
NCy. |, lSii. 29i.C
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A COINCIDENCE.

- SOl.NSlDL4NOL Il,
Have you remarked tina,
the opening OF Mr. Webster's recent speech
in Fanuell Hall is almost literal copy Of
Satan's address to the fallen angels weller.
ing"in the fiery gulf after their route from
Heavenl-(Milon's Paradise Lost, !. ICE
10y
! annex the two passages for compari.
son by your readers:
UEL HALL,
"Feilo,r Ci,=ens:-"Wh hat if,he field be
lost! All is not lost! The
high sense Of duty, the determination to
do that duty, the unconquerable will, the
courage to resist, the firm purpose, the deI
voted adherence to our prlnci p'es--o their
maintenance, their support, their success,
these are not lost In these We have net
seen any falling or.
SATAN TO THE FALLEN ANGELS IN PA3pE-
MONIUI.
"Wha though the field be lost!
All IL not lost: the uncomfortable viii,
And study Of revenge, immortal hate,
And courage never to submit or led.
And what il else mot 10 be eyercomc," SC.
$50 speaks" (ssys the poei) "ihe rros-
tate angel, tho in pain, cGgHtjag aloud,
but rarEtd ruth decp despair" and SO
speaks (say the rcporters) the "godiike"
Daniel. ~ u McrnRg Macs.
TIE UNITED STATES SENATE.-Th,
United States Senate, after the 4h Of
March next, will he composed, probably,
as follows: l6 WHY'S aud - Democrats
hold over ConnCciicu, and Vernon, have
elected two new Senators. making Is
wings certain. Mississippi has elected
democratic Senator. making % democrats.
The Democrats have the following State
Legislatures, each of which elect United
States Senators: Maine, /: New York, !:
Pennsyvania, |; Missouri, /: Arkansas.
/; making "a Democrats The Wings
nave the following Legislatures. which will
elect Wings, Massachusetts. ] ; Rhode ISL
and, !. New Jersy, /; Maryland, Ohio.
| I; Indiana, !; Tennessee, Total, %.
There is also a Senator to he elected IN
Virginia, where the Legislature nominalv
contains whig majority Of two members;
another in Delaware, and third in Mich
iran, which latter State has gone for tho
Democrats; therefore, in order to retain a
majority in the aIe,ihey must elect the
Senator from Virginia. and the Senator
from Delaware. Unless the wings &C,
both these Senators. there will he in effect.
democratic majority. as the Vice Presi-
den, Of the United States is ex-ofiicio Presi-
dan, Of the Senate. and has the casting
! ro,e.-Y. Y. PLhs'ru. -r
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TYSON FURNACE,

IvHNE subscriber agent OF the TYSON FURNACE at
plymouth VI, would respectfully inform the former
friends aud patrons nj the estnbspmcn and the pubic
generally that they have now hand aud continue week
y to make large assortment Of
The most approccdpattern Cooking Stores;
do do do Parior do do.
also PARLOR 8. BOXSTOVES,
in great rariety, together Nth epery earle
I'm of
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And no medicine has ever been offered To the public
which has been clcrrua the rrlei Of those dis
eases. urwhiCh can hc recommended with more conf
dect They nlluy NIL itching irritation, render the
cough easy, Promote cNpectoraton, rcmove The cause
aud produce the most harry and lasting effects
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TUOMPSONIAN MEDICINES.

,rNuE entire stocb of rhompsnunn Medicines formerly
| KEN by NNhinic Rundull,lu have recently been trans
hrri tn the Notwithstanding Of The following com
puuui.
Composition powders Elixir Hot Drors-Dysentnry
syrup an admirable preparation lnr the prevention and
cure at the SUMNER courLAtNr)-Ncge'Hhle JELLY -
Cnn,h Bnl-uln- Cough :, rupN0aiile liniment-Siini
MATING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fern Ointment "a superior
rrmr,, for the prison Ivy nnd lugwun and all cutr
nenus cturonsJ-lIcaug SIlve--Sp'crd iitiers-Fe-
m lie observation-disclosures Friend \nii-bNspepiic
br,d or CONSERVE Of lullyhork Indispensable Tine
urc ar 81 PrruHrniiOn &c The efficacy of the above
compound, TOO wei known TO those Mhu nave hirN
tried them 10 need putting.
Also variety tf-nplr articles, yiT--W. Y. tAicnne
n, hrrry Crrcn aud brown Enctir nerve Powder. pull
yer rc pupir, Golden Seal. Gum MNuh, IOb'H seed.
Coarse Ia, berry Eng Saffron. " rsppersauc, Tncnre
nj ella do ga, cHnc. do W. ft sc To The foregoing
list kent hy Randall the subscriber has ndcd, md VII
connne ~ add many improved otanic rrmidc'' b ih
crude and prepared A,n Vnlnthlc compounds oi his
own preparation To the s,pso syrupsior purity ing The
hlnJl aud fr hing alccnus Inimehis TOR every hrhe
paiu aud Ill iruy Tor which liunmrntS hte required
Powders snh Pills Tor stnnnh, liver md howell COM
paiuts GENERALLY stimulating nid ltiH'
linz nisirrs .ulvrs, which II faithfully Hnuc VIII re-
move the worst Ot ccsalsn. superior remedies Tor Pc
yer sores and nl M conditioned sores Or ulctrsHnii-a W
m,tir 1inciure. The above medicines with many Others
will he kept pure, neatly put M With sninr directions
and sold ai reasonable prices Bonnic Practitioners ARE
I requested TO call and examine for themselves
carr To those Who des~u> of obtaining pure
Thomsnnan medicines, | wonil 81, beware oiwhnm Won
purrhnsr. they frequently aduieraed win worm
les perncious md poisonous Substances and rame Of
on the for the snnu Pore" Tor the rnrpns,
Of speculation Of bringing those Invaluable rcmldes ~
IN di,r.pu,e A. H. hammond.
few rods west Of the Court House
Woodstock. Aug. 2j. 1911. 22l-3m
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The Useless Congress.

The National Integencer says: A friend
whose habits of computation and analysis lead
him sometimes to curious conclusions, has hand
cd to us the following memorandum:
The late Session of Congress commenced on
the 18th December, 1913, and terminated on the
18th June, including period Of one hundred and
ninety six days. The House of Representatives
transacted business one hundred and fifty-sx
of these days, and sat during the whole session
SIX hundred and thirty hours. The yeas and
nays were taken three hundred and fifty-one
times during the session. Allowing that each
calling Of the yeas and nays consumed twenty
five minutes-and this is not equal to the average
time spent between the suspension of business by
the call and resumption of it-there
hundred and forty-six hours and quarter con-
sumed by this operation, about twcnty-three
per cent. of the whole time the House IN
sion. The pay Of the two hundred and twenty
three members of the House for the whole session
of one hundred and nnetysx days would be
three hundred and forty-nine thousand six hun
dred and sixty -four dollars, being five hundred
and fifty-fve dollars for each hour in which the
House sat; so that taking the ''yeas and nays
during the session cost the country the triling
of cightv-one thousand one hundred and sixty
eight dollars and seventy-tivc cents.
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and selfish Spectators in Texas land script.
The notion of the southern annexationists is open
and avowod. 1t is to extend and secure the "pc
cuar institution The correspondence con-
nectcd with tho late Treaty negotiations show
this beyond contradiction. This Wow of it can
not BE- blinded.
If tho other succeeds, then all the evils
have enumerated will be avoided. We shall
have Texas, no war. change in the constitu-
ton, national disgrace, and the peculiar insti-
tuition in country left it is, to stand fall
upon the territory it has already cursed and with
cred and exhausted of life, subject to tho inhuen
ces which are now successfully assailing it.
What hator of slavery-what lover of his country
can hesitate as to the course of his duty III this
crisis!
Thus hayo imperfccty set forth my views of
personal duty in tho approaching canvass |
folt it due to friends with whom have politically
acted for some time past to be thus frank. that
they might understand and appreciate my mo-
tives. wish to act openly and honestly in all
that | do, and refrain from every thing which
should feel ashamed TO be proclaimed from the
ho,ise-tops. A great and fearful rlss, in my
pinion, presses upon this nation. wish SO to
discharge my duty i'll reference to it rs to pre-
serve a conscience void of offence towards God
and man.
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A Specimen of Locofocofsm.

"Henry Clay a Drunkard and a Profieate. Go ask
any person who been Washing while Henry Clay
member of Congress- and he will tell that night
after night Henry Clay has eeed home his lodgings,
almost dcnd drunk Any person will tell Of the low
company which he kept-of the vile with whom
cia,oi Daniel Webster and Henry Clay have night
night the brandy bottle, until they become
intoxicated be able up and hence
~aowed tho floor together like beasts To show tina.
have mened they left Washington, Daniel
Webster night before he made his Trenton,
few weeks since, until oci'k. the
ing despite all endeavors of his WING
ses could aroused from his stupor until late
day. What example is here presented, Ac.'
fcTThe above is taken from the Railway Republican.
II specimen of the hendsb, abuse which
Loco Focos driven in their desperation That
readers know how utterly destitute Of truth these
famous and disgusting ISLANDERS that the
charge relation Mr.. Webster Trenton, black
rALsEHooD, from the beginning the end Mr. Webster
arrived in Trenton and drank nothing
at oil but cup nj tea that erenrng lie ret'red before
late, and at sr the merit morning his
table urittnp and eonhnned until 10 O'Clock, excep,
while he was at breakfass-.Ne,0ark .4drerfiser.
We have no alsehood will circulate through
the land credenee will be claimed for the ground
tina, il is positively asserted by tho editor Of Railway
Republican, living within hours ride the place
spoken Of and that be false. because
shameless. and wicked publish story
unle he kno,cs it to be true.
Ia, W ask readers, il Loco Foco newspapers will
unbeard Of caunnes with
ces in their gborhood, what dependence be
placed in tho nnumesable stories concerning MT Clay, who
lives many hundred miles from here.