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bands neglect. His time was given chief
ly to his club, and Parliamentary duties
were often assigned ~ reason for inat.
ten.ion to his wife. Mabel sought to re.
lievs her growing ennui By profusion and
ex,rav. e nee. and this brought down up
on her the remonsrrance. aud bitter re.
proofs Of the Earl. Time wore on. and
the differences between Mabel aud her
husband increased. Days and nights OF.
ten passed without the Earl re ming TO
b 9 home. Mabel discovered that those
nighls were spent at the gaming.t able
She wished to win her husband from his
errors, but knew not how. She had nev
er cared to hold communion with her
hesrt-she knew not how hearts were won
or disciplined. She would have given the
world now, to possess the knowledge that
she at one time despised. At length Ma
bel Gold, once the object Of envy and ad
miration, becames subject for the world =
pity! This her proud spirit could not en-
dnre. Her husband was q gamoler-the
world knew 1t: It was more than hi0ted al
that the Earl Of Tulipine's affairs were 81
embarrassed, that he would be obliged &c
re tire TO the Continent: and people said
"How sorry they were for the Countess!
Love was long since deaJ-such Love
as Mabel could feel, and nov her hear
was broken. The same papers that an
/ nounced the death OF the Coun, ess Of Tu
liplne, recorded also the sudden depar
ture Of the Earl for Germany--a ruinse
gamester--bankrupt ia fortune and it
reputation
Mabel Gold and her husband fanciet
that they i"vedl Ifthey had really loved
/ how different would have been their lives
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GREAT SIMPLICITY!

For the wings to tell the people, that their
candidate for the Presidency, is opposed to
the further extension of slavery and slave ter
ri,ory, when he holds slaves himself, would
il be wisdom of him an extensive slave holder
to be in favor of the Wilmot proviso! Ii
would be hypscri,icsl inconsistency, for man
10 act against that which he is connected
in. There arc no honest persons, that be.
lieve Gen. Taylor will oppose that which is
10 his interest to upheld. None but those
who seek to elevate him, at the risk of all
bszzard, will argue this. The good sense
and judgment Of the people tell them better
than 10 believe the wings who argue this
point, they know it is only to get the votes Of
the north and place him in the Presidential
chair. But deception will not take with the
people in these days, for they have q know
lege bow political affairs are going on, and
watch the msDcvering Of the whigs with an
eye that cannot be blinded by the mysterious
principles Of their party. % -f -.-tr
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WHAT WE CALL DUTlEs.-Every man
ongh, to pay his debts-it he can. Every
man ought to help his sReighbor-ifhec he can
Every man and woman ought to get ma r
ried- il they can. Every representative
to their Legislature ought TO inform their
cons titnents what they are abou,-ifthey y
can. Every man should do his work TO
suit his customers-,f he can. Every man
shuold please his wife--lfhe can. Every
woman should hold her tongue-ifshe can.
Every lawyer should tell the truth--ii he
can. Every teacher of the gospel should
should he a christian--if he can. Ever,
reader should join something to the above
III he can.
Every man ought to mind his owl
.bu,snes--if he can.
Every man ought to take his county pa
per and pay for it-ifhe can.
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A tests.yyho will take ii.

A responsible and highly respectable
democrat OF Syracuse thus challenges the
Of Gen. Cass. No one of the
assailants Of that distinguished man aud
true patriot, will attempt to claim the re-
ward. Jackson was ass. lied aud traduced;
aud so is C ass. Jackson triumphed over
cslumny and aspersion. History will con,
frm the parallel--Cass will triumph also.
From the Syracuse Democrt.(
one Thousand Dollars Reward!
KEEF 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That ] will pay the above reward to
any person that can show that Geo. Cass
lin any speech, letter, word or conver-
salion-is in favor himself, or approves of
any action on the part of the GeneraI
Government, for extending Slavery into
Territory nov free. As the charge is 40
often made, let us have the proof.
j. II. COLvIN,
Syracuse, Sept. I3. 1888.
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Syracuse, Sept. l3. 1888.

The editor Of the Philadelphia Sun,
Native paper which at an early period
urged the nomination ofGen. Tsy Tor. and
which is now most xealously supporting
hirI,, speaking of the recent movements in
ireland, thus abuses the lrish people 10
their struggle for liberty. -,
"THE PEOPLE OF IRELAND ARE
AS UNFIT FOR LIBERTY AS ANY
RACE WE HAVE EVER NET WITH
IN HISTORY"
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10 the words Of Washiogt on. why should
we ont our own to stand on foreign
grouod9--Z. TaytOa.
This will constitute sn auxiliary force
Of nearly 5000 men, which will be req"'
rad 10 prosecu,s the war with energy Sna
eoyrviASIT SHOULD BE. INTO THr EN-.
xy'v OWN cdtsray.-Z. Tdssor.
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WAS THERE EVER PARTY DRiVED TO
sucp srRAITs!-Itiis indeed, singular fact
that good share ofth time' wing editors
and spec Oh makers should be engaged !"
trying to prove that their candidate Tor
the p residency isa wblg. As Nose says.
there arsrbousands of the real substaDtisf
sings who are determined TO kick up a
mnss' but the Advertiser remarks that
.tbe letters received simultaneously from
Gen. Taylor and Mr.. Clay are calculated
and des,iped to work cot aud restore har'
mopy TO the whig cause
A nice time they will have in working
ont aud restoring harmon! from sueh DIS
cord ant material as the la, lor party is
CON posed of-tFfee Press.
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From the Boston Post.
.ur. Fillmore replies to Gen. Taylor's Let
Ter for advice oiih Parody o" 'd/'0" ""
ter.
Speak gently, dear gen'ral, make many de-
lays,
Talk small, and we'll sing them song in thy
praise;
,Nea,b the Lethean stream all successes be
hid;
Speak gently, my major, as Johnny I. did.
BY the battles you've won in the Mexican
war,
Which you deeply deplore as the will! OF the
law;
Nv the sacrifice made in your country's be-
half
Keep mum till elected, and then you may
laugh.
AT present we've much, very much, to perform
To take the white house: for it's never by
Tha, we'll think 10 succeed, therefore you'd
better
Refer them all to the Allison letter.
Since you ask my advice, permit me to add
That some moralists say your language Is oad;
Now l think, for while, you'd better reor" ;
When it's d-n hot, say it's very warm.
Thus gently, dear general, make many delays;
Talk small, and we'll sing them song in thy
praise;
All successes lie hid meath the Lethean
stream;
Speak gently, my major, disturb not their
dream.
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alpnetrp.
From the Pltisburg Morning Post.
GIVE THE WHIGS A WATERLOO.

From the Pltisburg Morning Post.
GIVE THE WINGS A WATERLOO.
A,R.-O, carry me back 10 old T,rs'n'a'
Come Join the democratic ranks,
Your coun,rys honor save,
From traitors who have wsh'd our troops
A hosp,able grave,
And well give them such Waterloo
f.sf As Jackson did before,
And carry them back 10 old Salt River,
'" To old Salt rivers shore.
Our Platform it is broad and free,
Protecting every class,
And to carry out its principles,
We've nominated Cass;
Then give the wings Waterloo,
As Jackson did before,
And carry them back to old Salt river,
To old Salt rivers shore.
The soldier fnds in it maintained,
His conflicts for our rights,
The sailor in his native sea,
When he for freedom fights.
Then up and give them Waterloo, &C.
The merchant in his counting house,
d., The farmer in his fields,
The luborer at his daily tolls'-
All equally it shields.
Then up, &c.
And while to capital it gives
Its full protection due,
It likewise to the artisan
Proves just as clearly true.
se- Then up, &c.
Then Nd and let us to the strife,
Our lenders true and tired,
I,s Case the brave old volunteer,
And Butler by his side.
Then up, &c.
Wave seen him in the tented field,
Our land from tyran,s seize,
We've heard him in the Forum plead
For freedom Of the seas.
Then up, &c.
Come one, come ALL that freely will
Their interests sustain:
On BALTIMORE broad platform stand'
It's principles proclaim =,
10 the old White House weli carr
them
As we did in forty-four,
And row the wings far up Salt river,
Far up Salt rivers shore.
Tarentum, Sept. Ia, lS4S. j. b. F.
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Democrats, remember that the 9TH day,
of November is the day set sfari Tor the
Presidential electiuu.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-10-13

Cass and Butler are the champions Of the
Democralic principles.
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Iel68rRllaotw>
Mabel G0M;
led a..}"#a OR,
THE LOVE THAT D ES i.

Loves not blossom grows up 10 an hour,
A nd that as quickly dies. There are SUCH
flowers,
Bat oh, they are not Love- KNOWLES.
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aebcilt nit eini9eu 8laItbcn ocr pauacea.
Or. Scbn 8rofen, Scrmantaun, 6I Sabr
alt, nurce bon ftartem Setter 9ebclt, ippmlt
CT IS Sabre seplaat mar.
Sr0u gU0 @uGtpe, SO, 55, SubfraBe,
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9eb2llt bon Slcbcrpunbcn an ibrenS6Cnteln,
natb l21dbrt9cm selpcn oaran. Srau 9. 1T
nun 60 Sabr alt.
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sbureu obsrbalb oct 05aibnstontrabs, ,pur.
Dc bonn 3etter 9ebcilt, ber ltc IA Sabre tsld.
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Spa, 9cbciIt pom 9alsfub 0ieIsr Sail tpnrs
DC bon 10 biz Ia Aer5ten fir unbclbar trs
fltrt, ais Die leste 3ufntbt aenommen fpurcc
5n Or. gulIen'6 panaeca, uno in ipeni9cn
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CT bcinabe II Sabre seitten ole Rrantbeit
hatte briuabe icinen 9an}en S6rpcr nberbsdt
6r. &arl Otis, frhbcr bon pariIbfra6c,
je8t bon OianaEun9, 9cbclt bon 5jabrisem
SEtter an 6ineen uno Nnben.
6rn. s. s. Srlf's &inp, $40. 73a Do6s
ilra6e, Dbilabslpbia - W.
Gr. Olitbael Oufp, SO. 26 Sloro Srcnte
fraBe, (br %. 8rapp uno co. pbilaoelpbi
Il, arbcit bon 25jibriscm 9ctter, '-
6r. Dlclom @rnbb, SmipsrttraBG nabe
ocr Gpruce acbelt BON SercfultCcn Bculcn
all lciuen 9tbulterM, Die pcn Ooft0ren ldu9er
als Cin Sabr 9ctroBt tatten. ......
SripCnCrr SeIer, Gbfe naeb mferer Office
uno 0er16atfe rir Dirle Certificate, ,pcrauG
on iolpcbl Die au6roroeRtIitbtn $eiben DieIVr
sente ais Die Art ibrcr 6Ciun9 erfabren ipirlt.
RoWano mb nOalton, @i9sntbImer,
Rc. 376, Martlfrass pbiIacsIpba.
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bert uno Jofepb q. pafer &eabn9, pa.
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2Sunber uno Sraun, Sbtpfia 52aven bo.
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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-07-11
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ben 3msiklboftsifsn ibsrisu9sn, bas geo. 62
ber plas 1T Slscsr ;u faufsn.
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