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they therefore have mere reason to recommend tb
PIANOS with full confidence, and ask ii favor Of ali
wishing good instruments to call and their stock
before purchasing elsewhere, at their cs.ablisbnen
NOS. s, * IL Eutaw-st.,
where may be constantly found large assortment OF G. 6l
and octave PIANOS, in plain and highly finished Gases
Of Rosewood Mahogany Sc, with all the latest European
and American improvements.
The following letter from Miss Adele Hohnstock and Mr.
Charles llohnsock, and Mr. Schuberh, who used Of
their Pianos IN their recent most successful Concerts this
city, viii show the estimation in which those distinguished
artists hold the Pianos manufactured by Messrs Knabe &
G;ehle:
Baltimore February, ls49.
On musical tour through the United States became
acquainted with the Pianos manufactured BY Messrs Knabe
Gchc, Of Baltimore. They furnished with of the
Grand Pianos for all Concerts Baltimore and having
there tried in every variety Of music and fully lis
power, happy to declare, do with full conf
dence that the Pianos manufactured by them among the
perfect instruments have met with in the United
States and rival the Pianos of the celebrated fac
tories in Europe-lhe Pianos of Mcssrs Knabe & Geble
constructed with the care, distinguished for
durability, and for fine and full tone, and have
beside agreeable touch We take pleasure in recon-
mcnding them TO the public
ADELE HOHNSTOCK,
CHARLES HOHNSTOCK
Sole viruoscn to the Duke OF Brunswick.
JULIUS SCHUBERTH,
Director of The Musical Society and
Prize Institute Of Hamburg.
mr. Schuberth is the posesor Of the gold medal awarded
by the King Of Wurcmbug and accompanies the ohnocks
through the United States the manager Of their Concerts
The following letter from Mr.. Bochsa, the celebrated per
former on the piano and harp who accompanied Madame
Bishop her musical tour will further show what their
opinion of the merits Of Mcssrs K. & G.'s Pianos
BARNUM's HOTEL, Dec. II, 1SiS
Dear Gentlemen u directed by Madame Anna Bishop,
express her thanks for your Kindness in furnishing her with
excellent Piano Forte for her Concerts at Carroll
Hall. am also happy state that found the instrument
very powerful and onorous and the touch very easy and
prompt Believe me, dear srs, with great esteem yours
truly, CHR BOCHSA.
In addition the above, prepared TO furnish other
equally high concentrations among which is that Of Mr.
George Knoop who is known the musical world and also
many of most respectable Professors and Amateurs
have instruments in
KNABE s GEHLE.
d. Il. PAYNE & BRO.
Are the agents for the sale of the above Pano aud fur
nish style that be called for They would call the
attention lovers Of Music to just received the
BOOK STORE.
March 22-wt21sep
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II OOIJ OSIt,
RO. A. SCOTT, D. c..
Commissioners Office. June Is. L

Commissioners Office, June Is, 1919.
The parties to the above suit will take notice that have
appointed the 23d day OF july 1919 to take the
directed by the above Decree at which time all the parties
requested appear my office in Rocky Mount, Frank
lin county, Virginia, with such papers, books vouchers and
evidence they deem necessary and proper for the set
the several directed by the above de-
JNO. j.. McCRERI, Commissioner.
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Sugar, .FEoLOsses, Sc

Sugar, sEFaENsses, Sc.
IN HHDS. N. o. Sugar, part prime,
lOg5 do do Molasses,
10000 lbs family cured Bacon,
l50 pairs heavy Brogans, for Canaers,
1000 lbs MAYORS CastStee from g,square and octagon
to inches,
100 kegs Blasting Powder,
ID do Dupont's Rifle do
5 tons Weaver's lron assorted,
25 do Tredegar all Sizes
1000 lbs mass and stick Liquorce, best brands,
$500 do Stuart's Loaf Sugar,
1000 do crushed and powdered do
GROUND and LUMP PLASTER, for sale by
April Its GEO. BAGBY
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ninissiOncr's Notice.

Tia circuit superior court Of law and chancery, continued
N and held for Franklin county, the house, on the
10Th day May, 1919
Moses c. Greer, William w Greer, and Robert J. Webb
and Caharine his wife, Plaintiffs,
against
Samuel w Greer WeaherstQsn s. Greer, Charlotte War
ne Daniel Noble and Nancy his wife, Sarah T. Wright and
James Greer and George Greer Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
On the motion ofthe plaintiffs by COUNSEL The court doth
appoint Robert A. Scott guardian adj Item to the infant de-
PENDANTS James Greer and George Greer to defend their
rights in this suit-And therefore this this
dav be heard BY Of the said infant defendants by
their said guardian, the bill of plaintiff the Of
the said infant defendants the order Of publication made
this the h day of January 1919 against the alb
sent defendant, Weatherson s. Greer which appears to
have been duly published in the prescribed by law
against absent defendants, and the sutpnas awarded in this
the Sd day OF January 1919, against the other de-
PENDANTS, and argued by counsel. Upon consideration
Whereof the taking the said bill for confessed all
the defendants except the said infants doth adludee, order
anddecree that the plaintiff Moses C. Greer administrator
Moses Greer deceised do his admin
straon of the estate of his interstate, bere of the Com
mssioners Of this cour-and the court doth further adudge
order and Decree that the Commissioner do take
of the adyancements made by the said Moses Greer
deceased his life time, to such OF his children and heirs
and distributes upon due service of shall
bring their ARRANGEMENTS into hotc pot and participate
the distribution of his esateand that the Commission
do also take an Of the Of money which
the children OF the said Moses Greer deed have been
debted to him the time Of his deat-also
such debts the said netae have bean bound paw
for any Of his children at the time of his death, and that the
Commissioner 20 also take Of the outstanding
debts against the estate of the said Moses Greer decd which
may remain unpaid at the time OF such rcport-and the said
hereby directed examine and settle
the said and make report thereof this Court
with any matter specially stated deemed pertinent by HIM
self or required by the parties to be 50 stated.
copy-Ieste,
A
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NOT'HCE.

IIE co-parnershp, heretofore existing under the style
1 5. GUGGENHEIMEIt * BROTHER, has been dis
ved by the death Of the senior partner 1t is important
that the Of that firm be speedily closedThe
dersgned will therefore earnestly call all persons indebted
them forward without delay and settle up their
ver bis and all persons having claims ainst the rnLare
desired to present them for payment
n. GUGGENIIEIMER,
Surviving partner of 5. us5enheimer * Bro.
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POLITICAL.
From the London Punch.
Ode TO Louis Napoleon.


Louis Napoeon--I say that he
s-Who drives fat oxen should himself be fat
But republics president should be
Republican himself lcH say that.
When Rome shook off her pricstly yoke,
What right had YOU to put your spoke,
beg to ask you, in har common wea.:
What ground had you fr Interference,
When OF the Pope she made clearance'
Pray, who calrd you with her affairs to deal.
The Romans may De right or wrong,
don't which, turning Plus out
And sending all the cardinals along
With that good pontifT to the right about;
But let them choose tfrir FORM Of government,
And what's the odds, 50 long they're content ?
Are yon toeram down their rclu..a ant outlets,
The kind u Constitution You think best,
By means Of words, and bayonets and bullets?
Against such tyranny must protest
really wonder you've the check
Totaik about your repub1que.
In dignity you merit advance
There post which You filter far
To Eli than to be president of France;
Instead of that you ought to be the Gar
The Roman pc ople to coerce and meuace,
You send your. howitzers and bombs,
With Oudinot oPlay the modern Brennus-
hat of this intervention comes,
Disgrace, defeat-in point of fact,
Your troops got regularly whackd.
How could they stand against foe that sung
. The HqTseiHaise, or fail to be
Taken abacll, dumbfounded and unstrung,
Met with Mourn pour la Patrie?
To chaunt such strains till they are hoarse,
The citizens ofFrance must know their brothers
or Rome, possess the right of course,
A. perfectly any others
Also to dance and caper at their pleasures
Round trees Of liberty in sportive measures;
In short their own repnblic to enjoy,
So long as other folks ley don't annoy.
All well for you, if France all acquiesce
Qlietly in her qualifications;
II not, you've got yourself into mess,
From which wish you happy extrcation.
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VIRGINIA: At Rules held in the Clerks Offe ofthe
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery, for the
Wallis P. Bocoek administrator Of James Wall, decd,
Plaintiff,
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NTOLA esq 25 Barrels best Sugar House Syrup and
lVl O. Molasses-just receiving and for sale low.
June 2l-ts MCCOPkLE s. SIMPSON.
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SMITHSON & STATHAM,
GrOcers and Commission Merchants.
FIR SH ARRIVAL.

A FIR SH ARRIVAL.
WE would most respectfully invite the attention of
w friends and purchasers generally to our large, well
lected, and
Fresh NrriUHI of Family Groceries,
together with general assortment of STAPLE DRY
GOODS, among which uay be found handsome assortment
of Cacoes beached and unbeached Domescs, bleached
and unbleached Sheetings beached and unbeached wed
Nuslns Innings ofal descriptions, Bed Ticks, Penenary
Plas and Checks, Nankeen, plain and twed Oznaburgs
Bagging, sc.
Family Groceries.
n Orleans Porto Rico, Clarified Loaf, Crushed and Pull
verified Sugars,
NTolasses,
Rio, Lagnayra and Java Coffee,
Gunpowder, Imperial and Black Teas,
Rice, Salt, Iron, &c &c
Cast, Shear and Bstered Steel.
ALSO-a large assortment of Hats and Shoes. Wood
Ware &c &c, all OF which offered at low prices,
wholesale and retail. SMITHSON s STATHAM,
Opposite Farmers Bank.
PS.-We have fine stock of Superfne Family Flour in
store and for sale. 5. x S.
May It's
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n e EE' s III d II
st Old Spring ware House.
informs the citizens ofLynch
l. burg and it, vicinity that his
WagOm-makimg and
BLA OK NIT Ii SHOPS
in full operation Nj those who good, nice and
cheap get it by calling the subscriber who
prepared do all kinds of work in both branches, with
.NE.4T.NESS AND DESPATCH
He has large stock of very superior timber
commence with and his workmen equal the
State of Virginia In his Smith Shop he has Smiths
good and neat Shoer and always has hand good
stock OF Shoes and Nails.
JOHN H. BAILEY.
Iynchburg, March l3-ts
The subscriber has2 very superior ROAD WAGONS
finished Off and several Carryalls, and second
ALSO,
Several Second Hand Road Wagons:
and will in short time have and keep general assortment
U,4GON'S. C.4RTS, PLOUGHS AND
U,HEEL- B.4RR OUIS.
All of which he will sell low
JOHN H. BAILEY.
Farmers Hotel. Lynchburg, March l3--ts
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NEW EFEgys.

ENHEunderned will carry the business hereafter
1 der the and style of y. GUGGENiIEIMER Co.
the old stand of the old firm. They have now and will
continue to keep, handsome assortment of
IDE Y CID oDZa
consisting part Of Broad Cloths, Casmeres, Nestings,
Cassinett, Fulled Cloth, Jeans, sc. sc.
ALso-constantv hand, choice assortment of Ladies'
Dress and Fancy Goods Likewise Hats, Caps and Shoes;
all (which Will be sold at reduced prices.
NJ GUGGENHEIMER,
L. GUGGENhEIMER,
Dec7
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FIRST PREMIUM EsF5.y.OS

ne Flfst Pre-
MUM for the best
Piano Forte, has
been awarded to
the undersigned
BY the Maryland
Institute, the
most celebrated
NIanufa Of
the country being
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virginia.:
July 2lm

virginia.:
7 held in the Clerks Office of the Circuit SUPERB
N Court of Law and Chancery for Bedford county, the
4th day of June, 1919.
Margaret Gross formerly Margaret Cooper, Plaintiff,
against
Adam Cooper, Henry Cooper, Jacob Pearcy and Caha-
his wife, formerly Catharne Cooper Jesse Powell and
Polly his wife, formerly Polly Cooper, William Cooper
Elizabeth Kynle decd, formerly Elizabeth Cooper, Adam
kysc and Eve his wife, formerly Eve Cooper heirs Of VIII
liam Cooper decd Robert Otey, exor Of Isaac Oey decd
Sally Cooper Barbara Cooper, and Amistead Otey, sheriff
OF Bedford and such adr Of Thomas Moore deceased
Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants Jacob Pearcy and Catharne his wife, Jesse
Powell and Polly his wife, William Cooper, Adam Kyse and
Eve his wife, Conrad Kymes, and
the other children of Elizabeth Kymes decd vhose
unknown) and Robert Oey, executor of Isaac Otey
Decd having entered their appearance and given secur
ty according to the act of Assembly and the rules of this court
and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
inhabitants of this Commonwealth 1t is ordered that the
said defendants named above not being inhabitants of this
Commonwealth do appear before the Judge of the said Cir
cult Superior Court Of Law and Chancery, holden Tor Bed
ford county, at the court house thereof the first day of
September next and the plaintiffs bill and that
this order be inserted newspaper published in the
Of Lvnchbur for two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted
front door of the courthouse Of this county
court day. A copy-Teste,
June 7-w2m JOS. WILSON, elk.
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IN CIIANCERY.

against
Willis NJ. Reynolds in his right and as administrator
ofLudwel L. Dawson, decd, and Isaac r. Reynolds
Defendants.
in CIIANCERY.
The defendant Willis NJ Reynolds in his right, and
administrator of Iudvell l.. Dawson, decd not having
entered his appearance and given security according the
Act of Assembly and the Rules of this Conrt and it appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that he s nhabant
this Commonwealth; 1t is ordered That the said Defendant
do appear here the first Monday August next and
the bill of the Plaintiff and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted published in the town
of nchburg for two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted the
front door of the Courthouse Of this county.
ACopy-Teste,
May Twin ROBERT TINSLEY, c.
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Clothing Establishment.
John G., McClanahan.

John G. McClanahan,
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
LYNCHBURG, VA,
Z AM now receiving my Spring and Summer took OF
Goods, lately purchased at low prices, consisting in
part of the following articles, viz:
200 bags Rio and Laguyra Coffee,
25 do Cd Java do, very superior,
80 hhds NO. ?. r. and St. Croix Sugar,
Is boxes Loaf Sugar,
20 hhds and bbls Molasses, (some very superIor,)
2l0 kegs Nails,
$50 sides Sole Leather
10 bbls. Tanners Oil. (bes quaity,)
A casks Lamp and Whale Oil,
% reams Fooscap and Letter Paper,
100 do Wrapping Paper.
10 tons Country and rredegar Iron,
60 boxes Sperm and Ialow Candles,
so kegs Blasting and Rifle Powder
90 boxes Tea
chest do, very superior article,
5000 Cotton Yarns.
40 boxes Raisins.
2 tierces Rice, fresh
Shad, Mackerel, Herrngs and Roe Herrings,
Lie UOEeS,
60 bbls Rectied and Mountain Whisky,
. do Old Rye Whiskey,
10 do Apple Brandy,
II do Imitation French Brandy,
French and Pale Champagne Brandy, .fvery supe-
rior,}
Madeira and Sherry Wine, Chest quality,)
Porter, Rum, Gin, Malaga, Sicily, MADEIRA and Port
Wine, with many other articles.
c N .uIS SION USI.NESS.
My prompt personal attention given to consignmens,o
FLOUR. WHEAT, TOBACCO, BACON and all kinds coun
try produce. Also, to receiving and forwarding Goods
and Produce. No charge for drayage.
May It's JOHN G. MoCLANAHAN.
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ALSO MARTIN AND WHITELEY'S
TION A l. to- MIC,

the best remedy vet in UE and FEVER and DYS
PEPSL4.-For sale by John II. Seay, Lynchburg T
White, Ptsyvania c. II. i. Archer SEQ Danville Henry
Hazlewood, Castle Craig.
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ROSS CAST IRON MILLS.

ROSS CAST IR ON MILLS.
THE subscribers have just received four OF Ross Cast
al Iron Corn Mills, which offering accommoda-
ting We would simply say, recommendation Of this
Mill, that farmer miller who has force sufficient to
turn one ought to be without it. 1t is very simple,
cheap machine and has failed please where
has been tried.
March It's LACY * GARLAND.
TN STORE, ON CONSIGNMENT, AND FOR
lSale-6 bbls Herrings,
2quarter casks Pale Cherry " inc, very fine,
6 chests imperial, gunpowder and young hysonTeas,
May It's LACY s GARLAND
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FASHIONS FOR SPRING S. SUMNER lS49
JUST RECEIVED BY
II EDWARDS

FEW DOORS .4BOVE.MEE.N& GHs4TKLN'S
and OPPOSITE SAMUEL b. TKUR.M4.N7S.
j. B. EDWARDS returns his thanks to his friends
and Public generally. for the very liberal patronage
tended to him previous to his copartneshp with w. f.
Lee and during that time, and would inform his friends
and the public generally that he has taken the BUSH
ness into his own hands, and hopes they will continue
their custom with him. All care possible will be taken
to have work intrusled TO him, done well as it
can be done elsewhere. JAMES b. EDWARDS.
Sept. l4-ts
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RAINS Flattening Mills.

NdIIH 3 IdCCCIIUS W1IIIO'
WYE have in store, two sets, specimens, OF kahns
w Fattening Tobacco Mills, Of different sizes hese
Mills highly recommended and much used in Richmond
Manufacturers wishing buy will please call and eAamne
them The undersigned Agents, will sell them az the
manufacturers prices. .-
June Pits
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DIR. Martins Pursative Pills.

4 MEDICINE FOR ALL SEASONS, AND SAFE
AT ALL TIMES.
NE superficial observer is conscious that great
L cause IF disease is COSIIIE.NEtSS. BY the timely
taking of purgative the lives OF hundreds saved who
would otherwise have fallen victims to disease Those
Pills highly recommended by many Physicians. Read
the pamphlet which YOU obtain gratis ofour Agents.
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Fine ZNnsD Oil.

4 SUPPLY OF very superior winter bleached Lamp Oil
"A Just received and for sale by JOHN II. SEAY.
June It's
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-09-03
ANOTHER ISLANDER EXPLODED.

Some time since the Wing press teemed with
charges against MIR. Clifford, our efficient and
popular Minister at Mexico fer having wantonll
allowed American citizens to be imprisoned and
ualtreated in Mexico though repeatedly appeal
ed to by them for relief. A pathetic story was
concocted, and the American people invoked to
,lenounce the outrage I he facts soon disproveo
The hole story. But whether or not the char
ges were set on foot for specific purpose, as il.
many other cases, soon after it was announced
that Mr. Clifford was recalled, and Ex-Governor
Letcher OF Kentucky, appointed his successor
We have never known fimsier accusation.
to en,ana,e fro n the teeming brain Of TaylorsnI.
The New Orleans papers, Of all parties, utterly
explode the whole affair The N. O. Bulletin.
(Whig) publishes the following communication
from gentleman OF character and rtspectatll-
ty, who has had opportunities Of knowing, per-
sonally the character of the individuals who pro-
fsss to be American citizens, and now in prison
at Jalara:"
Gentlemen: Noticing your article in to-day's
paper, he AIDED 'Mr Clifford and American Pris
oners in Mexico" brings to my recollection the
follow lug circumstances. The prisoners REFEREES
to have recently been employ by the Mexicans
t repair the public road i'll The ne iehtol hood o.
Plan del Rio. and they are probably the mos
abandoned set Of rascaIs the world ever produced
They get drunk, rob, ard commit every kind OF
excess. Some two or three OF them were I'M
ortunately born in the United States, but tn
major part OF them are from Germany and Ire.
land They say they have American papers
and this may be, hut one thing is certain, thai
IL,
american citizens are treated with kindness
and respect, in every Part Of the Republic O.
Mexico ard know CROUCH of MIR. Clifford tc
say, that he would travel thousands of miles, and
spend his last dollar to afford assistance to an,
OF his countrymen. TRAVELLER"
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-09-03
F. J. ALFRED, EDITOR.
sTAUN ON
eYoAtsMy Morning, Sept. 3.
Removal Of Gen. Lame.

The removal of this gallant hero-t'the Mar :
IN of the Mexican war; is disgrace to Gel
Taylor " no, protesting to be no-rarty MAJ
stands byan sees his OLD companion in arms, r
moved from an office to which he had been al
pointed by Mr.. Polk for no other cause thai
hat he was Democrat. The REASONS thai hav'
oeen assigned for this removal are as hirsy a.
hey are mean. 1t is sail that Gen. Lane a.
-emoved because he had spoken disrespecttuli.
If the second Washington-iih he had SO Spoken
it was before the election of Taylor, becaus'
Gen. Lane was not in the country at the time,
and it would appear from this, that the remova
vas made to crafty rerenge-the basest passion
hat wrankles in the human breast. The wings
seeing the predicament in which it placed
he second Washington, in doing what the Jirsf
Washington would have scorned TO do, now ga,
that the removal was made because OF the in
competency of Gen. Lane. This excuse is about
IS lame as the other for Gen. Lane is far more
Competent to discharge the duties of a Territorial
Governor than Gen. Taylor is to discharge the
luties of President Of the United States. Ofths
act, there can be but one opinion. Now, if thu
hargs- that Gen Lane had spoken disrespect-
uily of Taylor were true, what becomes Of tn
ruth of the statement made by Gen. Taylor that
he had mo enemies to punish 2 But it is usees IS
10 reason with W higs, who think Gen. Taylor al
ways right and we will place on record the ties
ilnony of Taylor, the soldier, against Taylor, The
lo-party President. In his official despatch. de-
scribing the battle OF Buena Vista, he says:
'Brigadier General Lane slightly wounded, J
was active and Jealous throughout the day, and
displayed great GOODNESS and gallantry before
he enemy"
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-09-03
IMPORTANT RESOLUTION.

The following rich Resolution was adopted a.
mong others, at the late Wing County Meeting;
held in this city. 1t is worthy of special note :;
Resolced, I hat too frequent change of party
names is not only useless but injurious; that the
name OF W hig is dear TO It's, lot only oil az count
OF its Revolutionary associations, but because
under it. some OF the most brilliant victories to
our cause have been achieved. The change is
uncalIed for, unnecessary, and it made cannot
fail to do harm.
So it seems that the old game OF changing
names, W hich Whiosery has praetised more than
once within the recollection OF most persons now
living, in the vain hope OF deceiving the people
into support OF It's odous measures, is to be tenn
porarily abandoned. We say temporarily, tol
the Resolution above quoted dots not condemn.
he practice entirely, but only "a too tyeqtent'
resort to it How humiiatihg must be thu
bought to every hone s. v hie-for few such
here doubtIt So are--that his party must stool
TO an act hit h is The ccn.nltn refuge oil knavt
and felors, and hioh carries deception on It's
very face, IN order to gain success. And NOR
humilating still, is the idea that the same party
to save VI hat little reputation for consistency II
has, is compelled to come out openly and dc
nounce the practice. " hat a proud contrast does
the Democratic party Pre- sent, hose name and
principles have remained the same almost from
The very foundation Of the government.
Reading Gazette.