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St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-10-28
ST. NAVE FsdA;.: S:fivt Arr,
81. MARY'S COUNTY, MARY-
LAND.

TEACHER WANTED This inssi
- tuition offers to pa renls and guardian:
the hes, instruction IN all he branche,
USUALLY taught in female Semina rir 5
together with Music, Drawing. and the
m 1lern foreign languages. on more mode
rate terms than is afforded by any siIni
lar academy in the State.
IL is now oper for the reception OF Pu.
pills under the care and instruction Of
Miss MARY BLADES Principal.
Miss MAsyP rH,AP,,~. Vlce Principal.
The Board Of Trustees wish TO engage
the seryicts o: a more proficient snstruc.
,ress in vocal and INSTRUMENTAL Music,
particularly on the Piano. This Assis.
tan, must be capable OF giving Some aid
in the general course OF study al the
Seminary To such . Teacher they
will give three hundred dollars per scho.
las,ic YEAR ami board At the Sle"s .
house AS they wish fair representa-
ion Of the ditieren, religious sects among
the TEACHERS, a preference will be given
to a LAZY Of the Meihodis, chuch, but
invite 2rnpo .als from all with tes,imoni
ais of character and capacity. as they
propose To secure the services OF the
best.
Applications may be made by letter,
postage paid. to Col. e.. COMBS, Presi
dent of The Board Of Tru>,rees. Great
Mills, Pust Office, ST. Mays county.
MARYLAND, until The Ain Wednesday. in
November next, when the Trustees will
meet to make the appointment.
By order. WV. BiSCOE, Register.
October Is, 1854.
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COnstable'a Sale.

DY virtue Of three writs Of Fieri Fa
- cias, issued bv O Justice Of the
Peace of The State Of MARYLAND. in and
Tor the 81 Marv's county, one at the
suit Of II. 8. Manning, use Of George r.
Hammett, one at the suit Of John r
Abell. use Of George F.. Hammett, and
one at the sui. Of Elizabeth Helen
against the goods and chs,tels lands and
tenements Of Henry L. Goddard. WIN
7. Grcenwell and George F. EIsmme,t.
and 10 me dicr,'nl have seized and
taken in execution all the right, title,
interest, prope rly. claim and demand, a.
Law and il EQUITY, o. the said Henry L
Goddard. Wm. r. Greenwich and
George L. Ham:n"tt in AMI to III. fal
lowing property. 10 wit A tract or par
Gel Of land called aud known by the
name of
IND HOPEWELL'S CHANCE.
or by Whatever name or names the same
NAV be called. being the land wherein
the said Henry L. Goddard now resides,
containing 1853 acres more or less also,
q lot Of Hogs and Sheep. And hereby
give notice that Oh Saturday, the 20,h
day or November next, between the
hours Of 8 and ii o'clock, A. NJ, | will
expose to public sale, on the premises,
the above described property. 40 seized
and taken in execution, to the highest
bidder for cash.
JOHN L. CECIL, Cnnst.
October %. lS52-ts.
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SILVER WARE.

GOLD SILVER FORKS; Table
~ Desert and Tea SPOONS Silver
Tea Sets, OF the richest and most elegant
patterns Silver P,chers.-Also,
FINE GOLD WATCHES;
Rich Plated Casters Baskets; Candle.
sticks /; elegant Pearl Jewelry, &c, for
sale by.
SAMUEL KIRK & son,
Gold and Silver Smiths.
No. l72 Baltimore street,
Oct. q. lss3-im.
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To PaEv.Nr laov AND Street PROM
RHsr -Hse, the iron or steel MI u burns
thr hands. and then rub i, wiIh q piece OF
pure white wax. and polish il via piece
Of cloth or soit leather. This simple op.
ersfion, il i. s:s'ed, aIis the pores Of the
srsraal and defends IL entirely from rus.
es<n though !, should BE expo.ed to nois
rsure.-- Ball. Ssa.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-10-28

= NJ. s. Causin. Geo e Morgan and
- Robert Ford will address their Eel.
'low Citizens Of Saint Mays County,
upon sheeissues involved in the Presi-
dsasisl psnssss. Y the 'fellowing places
.. The Factory. on Thursday 2Sih inst.
al Charlotte Hall. Friday 20
at Cha ptico. I" Saturday 30
October IS. 1889.
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Excelsior Oyster and
REFRESHNENr SALOON.
mo. North Liberty ST. B.l,i,u

mo North Liberty ST. BaI'inore)
undersigned. late pf s.. Marv's.
n have associated themselves together
IN the above business They keep con.
stantlv on hsnI N" choicest OYSTERS.
LIQUORS. SEGARS &C.. &c, and
respectfully reqnes, q call from their
friends in ST. Marv's when they visit
the city.
ALEXANDER CAYWOOD
~. WILLIAM ID. GLADSTONE.
Oct %, iss2-tf.
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October 10, lsS3-Im.

NOrICE is hereby given toe, On
~ Election will he held on TUESDAY,
tn. % Of NovEMBER NEXT. in the several
election districts of 81 Mary's counsy,
for The purpose Of choosing sigh, ELEt:.
TORS for the State OF Maryland, 10
select presiden, and Vice Presidess
Of rhs United States. The polls TO opsa
At clock, A. n, and close ct 8, ?. e.
Gwen under my hand this Tsh day cl
October, 1859 s
c.. DURANT. SheriH.
October =, 1e52-te
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-10-28
From positive inability to do The

From positive inability to do The
work in proper time. we were compelled
10 omit our regular issue last week.
This disappointment cannot have been
more annoying TO our readers than It was
10 ourself; but. having now secured the
services Of an able practical assistant,
Who will shortly enter upon the discharge
Of his duties, we can assure them OF some
what len Of disappointmeni in future.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-10-28
DIED,

In this county. on Eeise-ltv. Gin inst.
after . shori ilinss-. Niss GEORGIAN.
IA SLYE, aged ~ wears
y IN Baltimore. IN Wednesday 2l>i inst,
Nj. mo. B. HUNTINGTON, recently
Of this county, aged about 25 years.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-10-28
HORSES! MULES!

FHE subscriber IN orfn< the citizens
= of St. Mary's hat he will be in
Leonard Town on Tuesday NEXT, 2nd OF
Nov with several horses and forty he al
Of fine mules.
H. also wants to purchase a hundred
heal of Cattle.
JAMES SHREEVES
Oct. 2s, 1882.
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1tAs+ 70 rnE PLaHr.Rs or TIE
QntFrw

esdthat arrangements have been
mae oesh responsible banking house
ofSihin iiy, In correspondence with Eu
rcie, % make advances TO planters Who
dessrs promoting direc, trade with the
Continent OF Europe. The American
Gays, that the parties engaged in it are Of
the highest charseier, and IL understands
that oil the necessary details have been
arranged, and il only remains Tar the
planters 10 scs Or nOt, IS they may see st.
The planters viii b. addressed by circu
lar or PERSONAL application. and will be
Pr. i'd possession ef ell the necessary in
formation q enable rihem 70 judge Sor
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-10-28

We Iapklishlhs.l -
the number OF Electoral votes 10 b. given
by the several States AT The Presidential
election mex, Tuesday. The ELECTION for
electors Of President and Vice President
takes place on the same day in all the
States throughout the Union.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-10-28

Or II i NOT. ere believe. say n ~
10 ia. cite, generally knpwns pAl e
Marin, Of the Iauisiana Dennx -. >'e
the beautiful song :. Erin i IN Il.'lI
Sich - the fact. neverthele5s -
words were wriitens The music co fed
and the song sung 90 nns and o. -
night II couvivial parry IN
Is il 10. 50, friend Dave :
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-10-28

ywwEA The steamer Cses-
Ah ola will. on Sunday.
So. s.;e; Ithe 81 October. corn.
'nehee running segu.
larly between the above places. leav.
ing Washington every Sunday O, y
o'clock. A. NJ. Returning. leave Bal,i.
more every Tuesday 81 . o'clock, r.
N.
She will touch regularly going asA
returning, a, Icons rd,own and Gone riv.
or. and a, oil the usual lsndings @ the
Potomac, for signals or to land.
Passage and fare TO and from Bsit.
more or Washington. $3.50. "
Freigh, taken on moderate terms.
The Osceois will arrive NJ Leensrd
Town abou, o'clock on Sunday, end
abcu: q o'clock on Wednesday morning.
JAMES MITCHELL Capt
October !. 1852.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-10-28

FLORIDA ELECTION. -RefdFnz
bot two small counties j. IL
Walton, give Broome, dem. Tor Cove
278 over Ward, whig audi y Is well.
for Congress, 1888 over CAhell,
Holmes and Walton gave Csbell
years ago l13 majority. = ard a'sd1
bell are certainly defeased.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-10-28

GRoerRs O. CoxMfssIoN NJ ERcfA
No 90 Light Street Whaaf
BAL
.NFFER for sale Oh the most feszosi.
" able terms a choice and irish seI
lected stock Of Groceries, consisting IN
part Of y
$50 Bags Rio Coffee various grades.
100 do Government Java Coffee
Is do old white Maracaibo do
go Chests of Gnnpowder Imperial &c 1.
Tyson Teas.
80 hif Chests OoIorg & Chulan Black do
so half Boxes double refined Loaf Sugar
Is Barrels Crushed Pulve.ized & Ciari-
fed do
40 TIhds Porto Rico & Cuba Molasses
5 tihds family Sy rup
80 Hhds New Orleans, Cuba & Porto
Rico Sugar
Also q superior assortment OF impor
ted and domestic :i,uofs, the quality oil
which We guarantee equal 20 any IN ouE
Marker.
Oct. %, 1889.
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way do~a npss the sswney river,
Far, far away
Dah's aha NV heart IL turning ever. =
DAh's cha the old folks stay.
AL up ard down the whole creation,
Sadly I roam
Sill Ionging for The Old plantation,
And for the old folks NJ home.
AL the ~orld am mad and dreary,
Every where roam
Oh, darkies. how nv heart rrnws weary
Far from De old folks 81 Home.
Ill sr6and fhe little farm 7 wandered,
when I wsa young
Den many hGppy days squsndered,
Many de'songS ! sung:
hen wss playing ~id my brodder,
Happy was e..
laks ne 10 nv kind old muddeg,
0sh . ne live and ole.
All the world, &c.
49,
little but among the bushes,
Oss. thst 1 love-
Ill loadly 10 my memory rushes,
No uaGiier where rove
w In viii hear the bees hummins
~ 'mong De comb:
When will bear the banjo trummipg, S
Dssa i =. g & Il, cle ti HSalee e.. -
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PAIL cLoTHixG: PALL cLorH.
AW0l

MOsE@ WOLF, formerly Pediss)
Iva taxes this Opportunity Of ihs..t.rS
his trir'nds f"r the PAR lanyu a~.s2~t.s
upon him. and brgs 10 sanovnvc tia. ~
has just returned from SEw YrSw ~ha
a very extensive stock of ,hs bes, FALL
CLOTHING. which he 10 enabled, By
his system of
SMALL PROFITS and QUICK RE-.
TURNSto sell n, least Soc per eert ehsdpI
er than any other house in the city.
lie has also = large supply Of SER.
WANTS CLOTHING, which he ole 70
lower ready made than The Farmer has
TO pay for the stuff. Remember! Cheap
Clothing Enporium!!
2l0 Vast Pratt street,
8 doors above Hanover street
Baltimore.
October -, lsS3-Im. r.
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MAR RED.

On Tuesday. 26.h ms, Nv Rev Mr..
Naa, Mr.. GEORGE w. RICHARD.
son 10 Miss MARY E.. daughter Of j.
Tl,osnp-oa Yaies..Esq., ali of this county
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NEW STORE AT .TH q OLD sTARp,
CAAPTlCO.

YNIE undersigned, having leased. for Q
H. term Of years, the we'll known Ae,:
camille Stand Of n. q. Garner~ Eco: -in
he Village Of Chariicos informs .h;s
friends and the Pub!is, that be has jus.
received and is INV openings wall nc.
lec,ed Stock Of Day soops, s6kocEa,Es,
Sc. suitable for Country Store; snd
that he il determined 20 sell them y, the
loves, possible prices, prefe.ing Quicx
SAILS with SMALL PRoFirs.. -
he therefore s'lcits 0 share OF patron.
age. and gives assurances that no will
DO every thing in his power - give
satisfaction.
JOHN 4. BURROUGHS
Chaptieo Oct. 10, 1882.
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We are requested 10 call si'eutiot q
Va. JosEPH ScHuSrER's sale of GooIs' ~
Auction, a. ST. Georges, to-ns,rrow ~
next dsy according 90 sdve rtisemens. ~
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Sports men. Attention !

A iot al line London twist, double bar
IN rel guns, for sal" BY
RICHARDSON g. COMBS.
Oct. -, lS52-lf.
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PRorrrABLE FARNIHG.-A farmer in
Euclid. Ohm. has this SEASON raised 5000
bs-hels of posssoe- ON 30 acres of ground,
and marketed them in Cleveland q, SO
cenis m: husheI.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-10-28

DAVID scHLKY Esp editor Of The T !
srick Examiner, We regret TO lear
dead.
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WIG NOMIN ATOMS.

he Tresinen1al csIec'lon taxes place
on Tuesday next, q Of November, and,
in view thereof, we place, al the head
Of our columns. the State Electoral tick.
cts of the tao parties. In our next issue,
zee erpec, 10 lay before our reader. the
decision of the people upon the great
question. which Of the two pro,ninsn, can
dihatrs now before them will be our next
President.
IN this connec'ion, We beg leave TO re-
call 10 the recollection Of the county q
suggestion that every exchange paper
contains, and which. We are sure. will be-
responded to. very generally, by our peo
pie. II is that hoTes with the inscription
4" One dime to The Memory Of Wask;ng.
ion," be placed at the Election polls in
The several districts OF our county. for
CENT rihu,ions 10 the National Washington
yMonUmeni.
We see il estimated that 1926. $50
votes will he polled q, the coming cleo.
ton and. if each voter will contribute
only half dime, The large sum Of 8 li6,.
3l7 would be raised. Who could or
would refuse to give this small sum for
50 noble purpose The idea is gener.
ally abroad, and is everywhere received
with favor - indeed in every county
throughout, III. Union, it is expected. the
plan will be adopted. Will glorious Old
81. Neutrality-suspicious. in the halIoweh
"reminiscences connected with the cause
Of Civil Religious Liberty, which 90
proudly cluster around her historv,-be
backward, when called upon to express
her admiration Of George Washington,
the immortal champion Of tina, noble
cause and ~ wanting n her own fame,
a. to withhold her mite from raising to
the skies q towering Monument, which.
while It justly honors Washington. will
also perpeiuare the triumph ofthe primer.
pie. she was The frs, 10 proclaim
Wac BAkBAcuE-We had not the
pleasure OF being present at the barbecue
given by The wings on Thursday last.
hut understand that the attendance Of PEG
pie was quite large, and the manage.
ment of the affair very crediiable 10 every
particular. The meeting was addressed
by Henry w. Thomas and Through the
courtesy Of the whics) Benjamin g fIar
ris Esqs. Of the county; by the HIN.
John NJ. S. Cau<in, and also by Richard
T. Merrick Esq. Of Baltimore. The ad
dresses arc represented TO Us as having
been all forcible and stirring -MesSrs.
Causin g. Merrick, particularly. sustain.
ing their previous reputation Of able and
eloquent speakers.
The Wing pole, raised on the occasion,
was ornamen,ed By q splendid new flag.
presented to the wings Of The County BY
DR.. J. Hanson Thomas Of baltimore.
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Ono, PENNSYLVANIA, and INDIANA have
gone for the Democrats, in the late State
elections, by large ma iorities.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-10-28

DANIEL WEBSTER was dangerously i'll.
by the latest accounts from Baltimore,
and had been given up By his physicians.
We are fearful that the next mail will
bring the sad intelligence Of his death.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-10-28

Slave States, including Delaware, Is ;
electoral vote, ll9. Free s a,es, Is
electoral vote l16.
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Read the new advertisements Of 10 I
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MnEE ALTERED N"rss There are in
circulation five dollar hills on the Gil.
zcns' Bank Of Baitim"rr. altered from
ones. having the figure ) pasted over the
original figure, and the words free dollars
placed over the words - one dollar" in the
hody Of the bill. The sheraton il neatly
executed. but the plate is altogether dif.
ftrent from that Of the issues Of Q higher
denomination.
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eyes; full suit OF hair, growing lOw
on his neck small ears; and very
large feet. lie has relations % ~.
Robert Thompson's on Chesapeake Bsy.
and NAV probably Re lurking In shas
neighborhood. will give the absys 70.
ward if taken out Of the State: eSn, IL
taken out Of the County; or 90. if %.
ken in the County. ..
HENRY HAMMETT
Mi'eS'owh, 81. Mary'sCo., Nc.
October =, is52-tf. 80
lPor Tobacco Times please cory uutil'
sorbidden snd send bill 70 aAsSessissr.' :
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LOnK Our YOR ALrEREp NorEs.-Bank
Of Baltimore notes for 81 altered to S20's,
ere offered in our city in immense mum
hers. Seventeen were detected yes,er.
day, although the alteration had been
made in q manner cacula:ed 10 deceive
the unwarv. Our mercantile community
and the citizens generally will ID well
to remain on the qU p;ue for these new
and dangerous fraudnl. %, issues -.frgWs.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1852-10-28

RAN AWAY from the Sol.
y scriber on Saturday 2nd. inss.,
NEGRO MAN ROBERT. He
is % years Of age; abou. Q feet
hiuh black With lnsnn FLA
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BALTIMORE MARK ct.

WHEAr.-Owing to light receipts &
the English advices there was, on Wed
n"sday, an advance in prices ~i'h sales
nf fair good to prime reds al SO IS cents
and fair to strict. prime whites a. 96ilI ~
cents.
CoRS.-The supplies OF old corn are
small. The sales throughout the week
have generally been OF 7ua72 cenfs toI
white and ~ 73 cts for yellow. and we
quote same rates to day. New corn ha-
a wide range Of prices according to con.
dirion and quality. Parcels. suitable for
Aominy, sell nj $3.50 Cts. and ether lot.
50a65 cents.
TosAcco.-Shippers having brought
freely for some time past. and the season
for shipping to Europe being INV nearly
over, the brisknrss which has heretofore
cha racrerized the marke, has considerably
ahated, and prices Of some description:
slightly declIsed. Frosted AMI c",nn,or
qualities Of Maryland cannot he sold
excep, a. q decline o: about 25 cents
while good qualities. Of which the receipt,
are small. remain a: former rates. Amer.
icaa Of Saturday.
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Give me q call.

V.SEFd COkfOSIEN :
Nc. Give. Sc. Georges .
Gs,ohet4,. ,ssa--st
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1852-11-25
NO. 30S.

cept a. 10 the time Of nominating candidates
for President and Vice President. We agree
that we must organise for the war and for
victory" Such it would seem was the opinion
Of our State Convention. 1t was recommend
ed to hold another State Convention at Indian
apolis on the second Wednesday Of January,
for more thorough organization of the party
The Free Democracy of Indiana have no in
tention of grounding their arms 50 soon a. the
battle of the second Of November is over but
they have determined TO enlist Immediately in
a four years campaign. fully resolved to sight
on and fght sUer until triumphant victory
shall reward our exertions' The State Con
yention should form permanent association
for the State and then auxiliary associations
should be formed in every county in the State
and if township or even school district assOca-
tons could be Formed, it would be still better.
The great error of the past has been, that ex
ccpt for few months previous to the Presi-
derftial election, we have slumbered while the
enemy were in the field. Oar candidates were
not in the field sufficiently early this year--a
great mistake. One hundred thousand more
votes might have been cast for the Free Dem
ocratic ticket had our nominations been made
six weeks earlier
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From the Laborer Isl. Lawrencc Co., N. "
THE FREE DEMOCRACY OF THE UNITED
STATES

five may judge Alright from premOnitions,
the recent elections should inspire every lover
Of freedom with renewed hope and renewed
vigor. The fact has long been clearly visible
to discerning minds, that the principles of
Democratic freedom and equality could never
be established practically in this nation, I'M
til the great national parties, which were
but the instruments of the slave power school
ed and disci plined to perpetuate Slavery, were
broken and dissolved. The Wing party has
arrived at this crisis its mission for good or
evil is now accomplished, and the great nation
al Wing party is no more. The victorious
Democratic party composed of all the conflict
ing heterogeneous elements which were con-
glOmerated in the Tippecanoe party Of 1870
like that will soon, by internal repulsions fall
in disjointed fragments The doctrines Of the
Free Democracy are embraced and sacredly
cherished by the great mass of tho people, and
only hsld in allegiance by the extreme pressure
of party discipline the strong bond which held
them together, the only common bond of union,
was their combination to defeat the Wings
That party has put on its night clothes and
bid the world farewell this outward pressure
now removed the Democratic party will be
shiyered the moment they discover the great
Work Te4uiIcu VI thch' Wy uie niuVo power, IN
the annexation Of Cuba with all its slavery.
From all this we are led to form the concln-
sion that the Frc3 Democratic party has moro
of the elements of strength than either Of the
old parties. Its principles are before the world;
they are founded upon immutable truth and
equal justice. Their broad platform is built
upon the Constitution and the Declaration Of
Independence, and receives tho appreciation of
candid mon Of all parties. The course Of the
Free Democracy, then will be onward and up
ward They will 20 on increasing in numbers
and strength, by acccssions from the old, worn
out parties, until they will rightly assume the
rcins Of Government, and then will angels and
men rejoice
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UP, FRIENDS, 70 YOUR DUTY.

From the Charlton CO., Free Democrat
The friends of Freedom were never stronger
in this nation than at this moment The East
the great West, and II portion of the South.
have given II practical demonstration of their
hostility to slavery by casting their votes for
Hale and Julian. The good work has only
just commenced With proper effort on the
part of our friends at the North, our success in
1856 is no chimera of the brain Far from
it. See the true and faithful men which tho
Free Democracy of this nation will have to
represent them in Congress.
Ohio, Now York, Wisconsin, and Massachu-
sets, will send II delegation to Washington that
will "agitato the slavery propagandists of
this nation without the fear of the Baltimore
platforms before their eyes.
In view therefore, of our declared principles,
and the ultimate success of those principles it
is our duty to keep the ball in moton-keep
"agtating circulating documents-holding
meetings-keepng laborers in the held-dis-
cussing those questions in your lyceums, your
social circles, and in fact wherever or tchenercr
the ear or heart can be reached by the discus
sion of those great questions.