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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-03-24
GEN. Scott i'm Mexico

Gen. Scott i'm Mexico
Wants no Soldiers troubled with Hernia and
Rupture. t ffe4al
nR. N. HEATH, of Garrettsville, would
- inform the citizens Of this county, that
he has purchased the right to vend and use DR..
0. Huflbut's Oppilatioe remedy for all kinds
of Hernia or Rupture, in the county of Port
age, except in the towns o: Franklin and
Brimfield; and, be would invite those afflicted
with this troublesome aad oft times DISTRESS
ing complaint, to call on him and try the
above remedy, which he will warrant them
will produce no injury and when the direc-
tions are strictly followed he will ask no pay
unless cure is effected
.Now II you love yoar sir peaces better Ian
your health, 60 IL.
Garret,sviller March le, 1877.
IN. HEATH.
N. B.--By call:ng on tho subscriber GER
tiicates can be seen and references had.
N. H.
This may certify that my son has been af,
flicted with Hernia four years, and obliged
to wear Truss all the time, the case was q
bad one, but in the month Of January last he
was perfectly cured by DR., @. Hurlbut's rem.
|edy, and will here add that have the ut,
most confidence in the remedy and that it viii
cure oil durable cases.
| A. D HoRD, German & Botanic Physician
Auburn, Geauga co. @. March Q, 1847,
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GLOVES.-Ladies and Gentiemen: You
~ will find the most complete assortment
of Gloves ever offered in RaveIna consisting
OF Kid Of all colors, Merino, Cashmere, Cas-
simere, all sorts of Woolen, Buck, Berlia linz
ed, &c. for sale low. M. KENT.
| November, 6, IS46.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-03-24

NA UFFS! MUFFS!!--A large assortment
lyl of Blk. and Grey Lynx Coney and Je>
nette Muffs just reed. and for sale cheap at
Oct. 81, 1846. DAYS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-03-24

GORCKERY.-5 casks just opened, en-
~ bracing every variety Of ware now in
use, going atlow prices. taF1
Oct. 26. Az, C.. PRENTISS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-03-24

TRESH TEAS.-5S days from China.
n Just received another lot Of that tce Zebra.
ted soc. Tea warranted as good as can be
sold in this market for the money at
Oct. 27, la46. DAYS
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-03-24

iFHE subscriber having rented the Tame
Il iy of j. GILLIs, in Rayenna, takes this
opportunity to solicit Of the old customers
Of The establishment and the public generally
a coRsjAuance Of their patronage, and pledg-
es himself o use every exertion 10 sIstain
the reputation of the Leather manufactured
in this Tannery. EDWIN HULL.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-03-24

@ Cash For Hides.
TASH paid for good Beef Hides at the
~ Franklin Tan w orks, or at the store of
RayenHa, Oct. 60, 1916. M. KENT.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-03-24

a LBANY S'rOVES.-A small lot Of AL
Abany stoves consisting Of Premium Cook,
Box, parIor. and air tight stoves, said to be
superior to any other Kind of castings. :or
sale very cheap BY N. KENT.
Rdpenna, NoU. 5, 1886. st'3 tfTs"f}f
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-03-24

GANDLES.--tiooD g. STEvgEs have just
" reed. a few Boxes good mould candles
c. i2Ac. per lb, Also, patent Sperm Can>
dies co!ored and plain.
Nov. II. Sz
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DONNETS.--Af full and complete assort-
ID meut, selling at prices lower than ever
known before.
Oct. 26. &. PRENItSS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-03-24

GHAWLS. --Terkern Lady Sayle Broche
- Victcrine Lyonese Taylioni Embroidered
Clementins, Thibet, Hereford, M. D'i4aine
and silk shawls bought cheap and for sale at a
trIAe from cost. M. KENT.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-03-24

cHOE FINDINGS.-HooD O. STEvEss,
- have just reed complete stock Of Shoe
makers tools and Findings, to which ihey
invite the attention Of manufacturers in this
vicinity. The whole will be sold cheap for
cash Nov. II
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R-SHOES.-Patent rubber buskins,
~ lined, furred and plain rubbers--selling
cheap at
Oct. 26. G. PRENTlSS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-03-24

BUFFALO ROBES al 0i2fq
D % PRENTIss,.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-03-24

TIP PER LEATHER by the Dozen Or sins
" gle side for sale low. s,,5 q'ssd
Dec. 2. M. KENT.
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THOMAS NEALI.
Ravenhs, Jan. s6, l847. Sm87.
DOOTS & SHOES.-HooD s. STEVENS
. have just reed. a further supply ofBoots
g. Shoes of every kind adapted to the season,
and made expressly to their order by one OF
the best Manufacturers in Massachusetts.
Purchasers willhere find THE LARGEST
ASSORTMENT and THE LOWEST
PRICES, and their attention is invitedto the
following list of leading articles:
Mems thick peg'd. Boots $l,73.
DO Kip do do 200. .t
Do do lined g. very stout $50.
Do Fine calf sew'd. dress and dble. sole
Boots $bS,5O a $5. -es
Do do do buskins 62sc. DO do
Sew'd. 75c.
Womans roam Ties SOC. do. fine French
Morocco Slips, 75c.
Mems thick peg'd. brogans 75c. Boys dc
do soc.
Misses g. Womens Morocco Lace Boots ant
Caters.
Misses g. Womens fine Kid Slips and walk
ing Shoes. u
Childrens Shoes g. Boots Of every kind.
Nov. II.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-03-24

CROCKERY.-Ala large lot Of Crockery
" Just opened among whichmay be found
Q seits of cups and saucers at Iaa. b.
26, 1846. GILLE1T q. Co.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-03-24

ROUBLE SOLE BOOTS.--l case gen.
~ tlemen d'be sole Calf skin boots first
ratear ,icle at &3,75 pr pair, for sale by
Deo 20. HOOD& STEVENS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-03-24

Journeyman Tanner Wanted.
A PPLY to Mr.. Charles Waldron at the
N Franklin Tan Works or to the subscri>
Der at Ravenna. MARVIN KENT.
Franklin Mills, u, 10, 1s46.
NUFFS g. BOAS Just receiveda new
lvE lot of Muffs, consisting Of Lynx, Gen.
net, Fitch, Coney, &c. from S.. up to $i5.
If you wish to buy cheap call and see them.
Nov. 5,lS46. M. KENT & Co.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-03-24

TARAB Moreens 5.sother colorsfor sale by
- Nov. 4, 1916. M. KENT a. Co.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-03-24

NNOLASSES.--iO Casks Molasgcs, prime
lV1 articlefor sale at DAYS.
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Observation-Disclosures are requested
v to call and examine our stock OF Fancy
Vestings. GILI.ETT & ca.
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STODDARD E. NEWBERHy.
Saddle, Harness and Trunk Maker, cl5osne
the Prentiss House, Ravenna, U,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-03-24

RUFFALO RQBES.--Jnst reed and fer
- sale by HOOD g. STEVENS
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II AIDES, you are most respectfully solc-
IL tied 10 cslI and examine my stock cf
Dress Goods t,fat were selected with great
care and purchased st gtw ices, and WILL
be sold accordingly. Also my shawls, era,
watts and prints. Csll by all means and ex-
anime andif fail 10 onyince you of the
fact that my stock Of Goods is decidedly the
largest. and undoubtedly the cheapssf, now
offered ia this market, have noclsims npoh
your patronage. C.PItENTlSS.
Oct. "a. @ ss5se
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M MACKEREL.-Afe few alfbarrels for sule
Ivl by 5.5r M. KENT u Co.
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HLOvER SEED just received and for
" sale BY \. G. PRENTISS.
March 10, 1917.
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NJ O r Z G. e,

Rayenna, March 1, l847.,
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West Third ST.. Cincinnati.
No. $50 Sycamore ST., near Fifth.
O. Becarefuland ca for the above Med
icine at the Drugstore of s WITT g. HATCH,
Ravenna, Ohio, who are the only agents in
Por tage county. fG-
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Notice,

Ravenna, March le. lS47.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-20
GEN. TOM THUMB.

We were Yesterday honored with visit from
this distinguished parsonage and, in common with
all who have seen him, were charmed with his So
ciely. AS the ladies say, he i,a darling OF little
fellow" and hsrtun,Ons at The Exchange have been
fashionable and brilliant. He is a native Of
Bridgeport, Connecticut and is The most remark.
able specimen OF alive Yankee" that We have
eve, seen. He is as lively as cricket; delights
in recouning his "conquess" among The fair, and
= one OF the most enviable young gentlemen we
know. The Unions description presents very
accurate idea OF this celebrated traveller and his
beautiful regaha:
"We are not at all as,onished at The reputation
he has acquired-his being peiled by royalty, ca
ressed by the ladies, and admired by The men.
Instead OF spectacle of delormiiy, you are sur
prised 10 see one OF The most graceful and we'll
proportoned miniatures of a man which The i'm
apinalion can conceive, with fresh complexion,
delicate hands and feet, and dressed with as much
taste and fashion as any dandy could exhibit in
his costume. He dances with much ease lhas 4
fine ear for music, and plays on the piano. He
is wenty-seven inches high, weighs fifteen pounds,
and is abonI,l5 years OF age. Every thing about
him is on The same scale his cards, the bca uti-
iul presents OF watches, swords pistols, &c.,
which he received abroad his dimnuliye car
riage and Shetland ponies, mo larger than New
Homeland dogs] his driver and foolman, dressed
in shorts and stockings, with buckles TO the shoes
cooked hats, and powdered wiss.) He IS, upon
The whole, one OF The most agreeable Gj0itI, we
have ever beheld and We advise all our friends
in Washington to zee him, and participate 10 The
pleasure which we have enjoyed. He, and his
equ'page and cosiume-indeed, The tout ensemble
Reminded US al once OF that beautiful fiction d
Shakespeare, The description Of Queen Nab. We
are happy to hear from his agreeable protector
Mr. Barnum, that he has realized for The parents
Of Tom Thumb, alias Chares S. Sualon, a gery
handsome fortune"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-20

T. III. n:mond is appointed collector tpre-
viously announced) and Felix Peters inspector
of revenue ;. P. Livy is appointed harooF
master.
Inc former alcal1e, R. P. vea, having de-
clined 10 conlinu. 10 Office Lieut.. Col. hoizinsef
is appointed in his place.
Certain tondas and cafe, are licensed, ana Inc
sale OF Liquors in an unauthorized manner guar
ded against.
CORRESPONDENCE of the N. 0. Picayune
VERA cRuz, April 2. ls47.
All &c on;e, here ! Gen. Worth in addition 10
his commercial rules and regulations, has over
hanl-d The police department Of Vera Cruz, and
every ,h,re goes on like clock work. doubt
whether Ibis city, from the days OF the carly vice
rows down. has ever had as good a code OF laws
or as good Governor.
In INV letters BY The Arkansas neglected to
mention The arrival of the British mail steamer
Tay. She came in sisnl yesterday, and alter
back-. End ilng about for an hour or Two, not
exactly understanding The appearance oil things
about The place, finally came in. The captain
was doubtless as'c2:shed 10 see Inc S anu
stripes" flying rom the old castle oil San Juan
de Ullua. This morning she started Tor Tam
pico.
A detachment composed in part OF COL liar
news I'd Dragons, marched this morning TO lake
possession oil Antigua, an old place some eight
miles north of this. Gen. Scott will not march
With The main command for Puente Nacional for
some days 10 come. not having sufficient trans
porta,on 10 warrant an immediate movement;
bu! he will, or rather has taken possession of the
roaas both right and let in order 10 obtain sup
plies OF all kinds from The country of The enemy.
Nothing has as yet been heard of the expedi-
ton 10 Alvarado, or at leas, nothing positive
There is rcpor, that Gen. Q.nilman mel win
some resistance on the road but not the least Gre
dit is given 10 The story Yours, sc. @. w.k.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-20


have seen with regret and surprise comm.
nicaiion In the Wing calling upon The She H. n
this District to hold poll for The Hon James 4.
Seldom, and cannot believe that any st-ecrc IL.
mocrat would give counlenance 10 such ~.
cecdng
The author Of the piece in The Wing reot
1auer himself that The friends OF Mr.. S aic 4 t.
caught by SO shallow device. The ials ar 20
unskiiully arranged 10 seduce them ir;, aszait.
ing The district By their secession. when every ~.
Utica principle they value is al sake, ard ;telG.
sItion Of our government requires inc zcslous
undivided support OF me party.
For myself and many others, who arc s'ce.e
friends, and have been ardent supporter ar
Seldom, can assure the Wing corresr' tde'
thai We not only disapproye his suggestion al
mean 10 give an e6cctnal supportlo our principe,
al the ballot box, but that We regard his course
evincing friendship nci her for Mr.. S. nor his
principles and, il lie succeeds in getting MANY d
adopt his course, the only possible result mus l.
The success OF The Wing candidate.
A DEMOCRAT FROM PRINclPLs.
1.-THE above was written before The author saw
fridays Enquirer, wherein We stated That Mr.
Seldom had no inclination 10 be- regarded as
candidate, and cordially desired the election q.
MIR. Leake.-Enqu,rer.]
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-20
For The Enquirer.
EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
King H'tAiam

All OF Us are looking TO this noble Democratic
counly-al OF rs confidently hope and expect
lha, her gallant sons will do their duty, and their
whole duty. Brother. Of King William are
your "lamps properly trimmed" Are you rea.
dy for the "loray7" Know ye that the order has
been issued, that Federal Weslmoreland must
overslaugh Democratic King William Know
We that the Wings boast that they have made 40
nev votes, and that IA Of The Spartan Band Of
Weamoreland have died since the lasl election
Know ye, too that with all their efforts, all their
appliances of every kind, and in every form,
they calculate on electing "my dear friend New
ton" by only 307 We expect TO give them a
"Pao Alto" lhrashing; but We carno, do SO with
out the efficient aid OF the brave and noble off,
GERS and folders Of your county.
Young men OF King William give 10 the
amiable, talented and accomplished Beale that
enthusiastic support which, on other occasions,
you gave to our own Hunter. He, who now pre-
sumes to addressyou, made similar appeal, TWO
years since, in behalf oil Hunter. He said then
10 you, that ii was in your power 10 place him on
the high road 10 fame. You have done IL, and il
is now in your power TO do another good deed.
Your candidate is every way worthy Of your sup.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-20
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

gin aud George w. Summers" No one denies
lha, Mr.. Bolts voled Tor The Tariff bill OF 1872
which was veloed by Mr. Tyler but every one
must now see from Mr.. Bolts own showing, that
he did vote against The Tariff bill of 1912, which
MIR. Tyler approved, and which became the law
of The land, against his vote.
Gen. Santa Anna, in his long and romance
like despatch, says
1.-THE nation, for which triumph has been
gained at The cost OF So many sufterin2s, VIII
lean, that il we were able 10 conquer IN The
midst Of so many embaTassmcns, there Will oe
no doubt as 10 our final success in the struggle
We sustain il every spirit but rallies 10 the one
sacred object OF common defence"
And again, he says, in The same despatch, and
in close connexion with the above
Notwithstanding my conviction, ! wished
10 hear The opinion OF the Generals and some Of
the Commanders of corps, and 10 ascertain ifthey
could point out any resource which had not oc-
Cured TO me. Without disclosing my own ideas
on the subject l listened TO theirs, and they all
unanimously, and each one, by his opinion, sep
araely expressed, showed and demonstrated IN
various ways, that however good their will 10 re-
main, The counlermarch Of the army had become
indispensable, but that this necessity was mol
forced upon lis by the enemy. II was not till
had heard their opinions that | announced my
own accordant resolution; and The proceedings Oh
the council being drawn up, had the honor Of
RENTING Them 10 your Excellency on the 2blh -
On The 26th after had ordered Gen. Minon
TO follow the movement, the army commenced
lis retreat with the view OF occupying the first
pcopled localities, where resources might be OBJ.
tanned, such as Vanegas Caoree, ii Cadral and
Matahuaia, as also lula; but doubt II IN nose
places proper attention can be given TO The SICK
and wounded-or the losses We have sustained
in those laborions movements be remedied."
Who ever before heard Of distinguished
statesman, who said he did not vote against the
"pe," measure Of his party, when he says, in the
same letter, that his vote is found with the noes
on The passage of The bill7-and who ever before
heard OF great General, who talked about gain
ing triumph" when, in The same despatch,
and Immediately before he says that a counter
march was agreed upon, and he ordered one OF
his Generals ITO follow The movement, The army
commenced its retreat, with The view oil occupy
ing The first peoped localities" &cl
In both cases the distinguished parties would
much prefer, in our opinion, that things had been
as they could wish them, and not as they were;
hence the admission Of the statesman that he vo-
ted "no" on the passage Of The Tariff Of 1912,
while, in The same letter he says, ~ neuer did
vo.e against tAe Tav,f bill Of 1927 The Gene
raj talks of "the nation for which triumph has
been gained" aud In connexlon with the same
"afair" says, "lhe counlermarch Of the army had
become indispensable"
Verify, grea, men sometimes make strange
blunders
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-20
DEMOCRATS = TO THE POLLS TO
THE POLISH

Before this paper can reach all para OF this
Congressional District The battle will have been
fought Tor veal or for woe. li:here be single
Republican, who, when ne receives this pa per-
is hcsila;in2 whether he will 60 10 the polls, We
beseech him 10 90 torlhand do his duty; and do
his duly By the grea! Republican party, whose
grea, principles are at issue. Every Republican
should turn out. All, TO a man, should do their
duty. We must fight the Devil with fire. We
call especially upon the voters in every county
contiguous TO Richmond. We believe that every
Wing who owns or claims freehold, in all the re-
gion around US, is preparing 10 invade your boz
ders Hanover. Powhalan, Caroline, King g.
Queen-all, wilbe beset. Democrats, you must,
therefore, turn out, 10 a man, or you will be
overcome.
Whilst the Wings Of Richmond have cut up
every ward in The city into the smallest sections,
for The purpose oil bringing out the whole vote,
does il mol become The Democrats TO be on The
alenl While The Wings OF Richmond threaten
TO pour in fire upon the surrounding counties,
il well becomes our friends 10 stretch every 81
new, and put forth all their strength, or else they
will be overridden and overwhelmed By The Me-
iropolis. We call, therefore, upon every Repub-
lican, 10 do his duty and save The District
They can do it, in spite of all the efforts o. tie
Richmond Wings. Then do H.
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(Frsn, the Ne,o Orleans Pieaynne, Aprtt III
FROM VERA CRUZ,

The ship Louisville, Captain Hunt, arrived
this morning from Vera Cruz. She is out li,iie
,:ter than the Arkansas, bu, brings some intelli-
yence no; without interest.
A newspaper has peen started IN vera Cruz,
called the American Eagle.
Os inc aSlh Of March, General Scoii mad inc
resolution OF Congress presenting the hanks OF
Con-,es. 10 General Taylor and his army pro-
mulsated in general orders, in the following
words: "As many OF those gallant officers and
men whc achieved the brilliant victories alluded
10 are now with this particulc. .rmy, at great
distance from the distinguished Major General
TAYLOR, the pleasing duty devolves upon the Ge'
neral.in. chet 10 announce tina; resolution IN
printed orders TO the whole army nov ";.a him.
The Eagle says that Some men belonging 20
the New York and 6r.t Pennsylvania Regiment
and four sailors from the trga,e Potomac, LETT The
camp on Sunday, The 2S.b Mt, and went OUT
into the country some seven or eight miles.
Some Of them returned the same evening, and
renorted that they h,d been attacked BY rancho
ros. and mos, O. :aeir number killed. No faith
va. placed in their representations; ont on Inc
3ls, detachment was sent Out, and found IN re-
mains OF five Of those killed. lney hau oeeh
snot, and horribly muhla:ed.
A srineen, order was issued by Gen. Scott on
the lst Of April, denouncing certain ou!rases
which had been committed by few worthless
soldiers ia the army, and calling upon tne mass
c. the troops, Officers and priyaes 10 assist IN
bringing to justice those who should disgrace our
NATIONAL name BY auy violation OF Law whatever.
Soldiers are mol allowed 10 stray from camp with
out written permission, and officers are forbid,
den to give permissions save to the orderly and
sober. :,
Gen. Wor,h's orders No. 3 direct the Alcalde
10 have all citizcas Of Vera Cruz give up their
arms. taverns closed, save they obtain special
license, etc. The Mexican laws as between
Mericans are TO be continued in force, and JUS
ice 10 be administered by Mexican tribunals.
Differences between Americans OF the army
and authorized followers OF the same, 10 be IN
ve.uaaled by military commission. The Mex-
lea ns are allowed to enter and leave the city Free
" between reville and retreat.
By another order, C. MaIkoe is appointed no.
,ary public, and invested with all the power; and
authorities attached 10 such Office under the laws
81 Louisiana and Mexico. II aiS,, st:ks'
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port Elect him, and my word for II "n;cns;.r,
Tonson will mol come again" Above aH h, y.
"mouo" under which you 90 into BAH, b. -
DIN, Nm
DEMOCRATS TO TIE POLLS

You will be called, On Thursday next, to cas-
your vote for member of Congress 10 represer.
this DistIict-and you have 10 choose be;wesn
John Minor Bolts and Waller d. Leake. O.
you hesitate Tor moment between two such c.n
didales, John Minor Bolts, the bosom friend :.
John Quincy Adams and Walter D. Leake ~
able and talented champion OF the Democr,.%:ss
psny2 TheWhiss may Try 10 "bluil you OF S y
offering bets Bots, Amscr. 10 inspire con6te,Ss.
amongst his followers, is in the field 5ctl,nr :
his o1r,I election. Let them go on with their Ira
game, and yon do your duty. Urge yonr iriepts
and neighboIs TO come TO the polls, and cast b4.
votes for Leake. Use every honorable meas =
defeat the great "head him or die" Bear aes
the banner OF your country, and, when The bays
is over, you will have the proud saisiac,ic5 4
seeing il wave in triumph over the remains i,
your political foe. Listen not 10 their en,rea,e.
They will try TO get your votes, tha, Bolts mar
,cin The money Of your friends. Our candidate al,
no, BET on his elec.on-he offers himself Tor ,es.
suffrages and, ii he is elected, will carry out H.
wishes Of his constituents. Let US unite, l,se.
band OF brothers, and march boldly upto me Dol,
IN defence Of our common cause, ana retor.i,
ours. DEMOCRAT