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PALSY Or PARALYSIS.

lhadeus Smith, of Mudd Creek, Tazewell 'ounty,
Illinois, says: 81 had lost the use Of my arm for more
tirely wsithered away, leaving nothing but skin, mus
Gle and bone. Itried all the best doctors, and all the
remedies could hear Of, but they did no good. then
commenced the use of II. O. FARREJL's ARABIAN
IMMINENT, and a few bottles entirely cured me and
my arm is now as strong and feshy as the other; it is
also first rate for burns, sprains and bruises.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.

AN Election Tor Directors of the "LAHcAsrER ant
"A COLUMBUS TELEcRAPH COMPANY will be helc
at the Office of the C0mPaag p-Idncasfer, on Mon
daythe Ord day Of January ncrt. The Stodsholderr
will please meet for that purpose atone o'clock P. NJ
a Dividend will be declared and paid to the Stock
holders on the day Of the Election; but before divi
dend can be paid to any Stakeholder, he must pro,
duce his stock certificate on which the dividend Is Il
belendorsed. p. B. EWING, Secrctaru.
Lancaster, December Is, 1859. td$9
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HoBENSACKS WORM SYRUP.

An article founded upon scientific principles. com
pounded with purely vegetable substances, being
lender infant with decided beneficial effect where.
6Otrel complaints and dioTrheG have made them
weak snd debiliiated the tonic properties Of my worm
syrup are such, that il stands without an equal in the
catalogue of medicines in giving tone and strength to
the stomach. which makes it an Infallible remedy
for those afflicted with dyspepsia, the astonishing
cures performed by this syrup after physicians have
faded Is The best evidence or its superior efficacy
nrz N a4harz
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Chuins, 1hnim>n 1Lninsg

M have nov ia srore and which we purchased
w before the late advance in Iron
30 pair twisted and straight link trpee Chains,
2UO bs GTihih's log ehzins,
Also a large ASsprtrnent os Brccst, Halter and CoS
Gains, H0oJhsmes, etc etc.
EFFlNGER. WHITE & LATTA.
Lancaster. November %, 1872 n
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New Orlenns NInrkeI.

NEw ORLEANS, Dec. ls.-Ohio -four i.
better and firm at 4,4O. Ohio corn 45@47.
Pork is declining; 1000 brls mess sold at u.
Prime brl Lard III and do keg l2t a l3.-
Bacon sides are doll at 81 a &c. Whisky
Gle. Hay has declined to 20. Sugar Is
steady at &c for fair. Prime molasses GA.
Rio Coffee 81 a %.
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E.ssEsssLgssS E.ssEss.ssIl. -
RAIL ROAD NOTICE.

THE CINCINNATI, WILMiSGToN and ZANES.
Il VILE RAIL ROAD is now located from Lam
caster to GAINESVILLE. and will soon be put under con.
tract for its construction, s. tits now imperitively ne
cessarY that the instalnents due and 70 become due
on Stock, be ,immediatelys paid up, as well as thai
subscribed to the Lexington route, as also the I'M
conditional stock H.,
Six instruments Of 10 per cent each, arc now due
and the 9Th will fall due on the LIST January next
The Stockholders residing in Fairfield and Hooking
counties ara required to pa Yto the undersigned, Trea-
surer Of said company, at his office in Lancaster
JOEL RADEBAUGH, Treasurer
Cincinnati, W. and Evansville Railroad company
Lancaster, December II, 1852. 32tf
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FairfeId County AGRICULTURAL Societr.

Fairfield County Agricultural Society.
'ANHEPE will he a meeting Of the members of the
Il Fairfield { ounty Agricultural Soei ~. held in
the Court House at Lancaster, or: he Third Saturday
in January, the l5L, TO elect officers and transact
such o,he, business as may come } e ore the meeting.
December 10, 1852 JOHN REFER, Pres.
nEAgle and Telegraph copr.
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FINANCES OF PEEEsYLyAkfG.-We learn
from the annual report Of the Auditor Gen
eral Of Pennsylvania, that the receipts into
the State Treasury during the year ending
on the Both ult., amounted to $~7,7l6,552,
which is increased by previous balances on
hand to $3.50, 1913. Ofthis sum $32l 200
i3unavailable. The expedjtures during the
year amounted to $6,s76,4S0, leaving on
hand S~i,3S2,6f1.
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THE SroM scal pr ,pIras the elements Of the bile
and The blood; am if il does the work fslbly and i'm
perfectly, liver diseasc is tie certain result. As
soon, therefore. asany affection of tn. liver is GER.
out Of order The first thing to be done, is to admin.
i7ter specific which will act directly upon the sto-
inaech-the handspring of the animal machinery. For
this purpose we ran Recommend HooFLASD's GIN.
MAN hIrrERs. prepared by DIR. C. NJ. JACKSON. Phil.
ad'lphia Actin5 as al alternative and a tonic, it
strength. ms the digestion, changes the condition of the
bloot and thereby gives regularity to the bowels.
J'Sce advertisement. Im3l
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Health of r.. King

WAsnEeTpN, Dec. 2o.-Mr. Kings health
is more feeble to-day; his disease is of the
lungs, similar to hat of the late Henry Clay.
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pANoTHER SCIENTIFIC WoNDERi--IM.
PoRANT TO DYspEPrIcs.--Dr. J. S. HOUGHTON'S
PEPSlN, The True Digestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice,
prepared from RENNET, or the FOURTH sroMAcH
OF THE Ok, after directions of Baron LIEBIG the
great Physiological chemist, by Us. i~loUoHToN, NJ.
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, J~aundice, liver complaint.
constipation and debility, curing after Natures own
method, by Natures own agent, the Gastric Juice
Pamphlets. containing Scientific evidence ofits value.
furnished by agents gratis. See notice among the
medical advertisements al
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Lanea .ter In,ernrv I%n.tftnte.

There win ne a meeti-g Of the Lancaster Literar.
Institute in the oITY HALL, on Friday Evening. 30.
ccmbcr 24th. 1852.
The following question will b. discussed:
Resoired, That the welfare Of our Country doe,
not require fhe extension of he period Of NaturaIiza
ton 20 twenty vears7
AZ SnLAs II. wgrsHr. Neg ALrnED WILLIAMS
A Lecture ma" he expect ID
Thepublic are invited. J.. GARAGIlTY FIR 8.
). Il WkIoaT. Sncr-'a
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EVE TIIE lADILS.

~ RECEIVED thi morning by EXPRESS, n
wv IA Ins assortment Of LADIES' LINN BusK.
' v&SDISs, LACE Doors, etc, assorted sizes. and
latest styles. Also, Misses and Chldren's Lacs
Boots and Shoes. All manufactured to our order,by
one OF the best ~lIoJses in Philadelphia. Call and see
them. .McELROY BiLLINGHURST
Lancaster, December "a, 1859 div
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SrEAMtE StSk-Liues Lost.-A collision
took place, ION the l7thinst., nesyH Hurricane
Islandin the Mississippi, between the steam
ers Western World and H. R. w. Hill, by
which the former will prove a total loss, to-
gethe r withher entire cargo. 1t is supposed
that ten or fifteen lives were lost.
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@ It'll generally admitted that y
Iron sold by us is superior in&D
a quality to any other In the mar. W
ket. We have now in our Warehouse,
300,0W Ms. Rolled and hammered IRON,
5000 /" Cast, shear, blister and spring STEEL,
Blacksmiths will also find a large lot Of Anvils,
solid Box Vices, Files, Rasps, etc. etc,
Which will be sold cheaper than thoy can be bought
any where else.
EFFINGER, WHITE & LATTA.
November %. 1859 %
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FIRST ARRIVAL.

lust received from New YORK. BY \, FIELninS
ID thirtYthree dozen Kossufh and Magyar lAle
for men and bcys. Thsy Willie iolds az 10" Tl'ssss
September q, 1859.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-12-23
Oxygenai.d BiSrers.

The annered Statement of Prof A A. HAYES, M
ID, State As yer, is ample testinonyo If the scfen
tic manner in tchih this medicine fscompouuded
and recommends ii 10 Professional Men, as north,
affair trial In their practice:
An opinion having been asked for of me, in cons.
quence of the Formu a for preparing oxygenated Bit
tiers being known to me, ] express the following, in
form
The composition OF these Bitter Includes those me
dicinal substances which experienced physicians hav,
long resorted TO for special action on The system, when
deringed by Fevers, Dyspepsia, Agues and General
Debility resulting from exposure or climate influence.
These ara permanent, and remain active, in thi
prfpsiation, as a consequence of the scientific man
ner 10 which they arc combined
1t wasa well found d in ercnca, that the prepar,.
ton, used III 'arger OF smaller doses, would prove a
va'uabe Gelcras Medicine, which experience has
demonstrated.
lnthis medicine, no r~ls:allie sails can be- found, by
the mo t delicate Oh 'micl trials. Respectfully,
Az. HAYS, A,sayer to the State Of Mass.
No | Pine Street, Boston, Dec. II, 1850.
REED. AUSTIN & Co., Wholesal. Druggists. No.
20, NeichaH9s' Roy Boston, General Agents.
Price, 81 PER bot lie. six bottles Tor SIS.
De- 3 SOL by q kAUFFaiA d Co., Lancaster.
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EATING HOUSE.
OTTO ". KREMER

OlIO w. hILK-HF.Lt
> ESPECTFULLY Informs the citizens Of Fair
IL field county and the pulls generally, that he
has opened an EATING HOUSE, lcLerc pirGLs are
serred up at any mr. ia fhe day His Till Of isre is
OYSTERS. StetOed, Ran, Fried Or Broled; Sdrafacs.
Pig'sFeei, etc etc, and all kinds OF game when to be
~"had lie is also now in daily reeeiPi Of
ysiers packed mice.
~ IFOrders from the country will re.
ceive prompt attention, and families can be supplied
by the dozen, hundred, or ran. For large Quantities
timely notice Is requested.
"Regular Dinners and SuPpers got up AZ III
shortest notice, and Parties, particularly Weddin,
Parties from the country, accommodated in the bes
atrlo
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Receints for The Cn,e,a

Receipts Tor the Gazette.
A v. COPYRIGHT 1,75 Henry Eliker rs
Isaac Ruffner $50
Last week, David Morrell was ~misprinted
David Worrel.
New subscribers.
r. P. Efinger, James Johnson.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
TNHE undersigned win sell at private sale. -.
i small tract OF Well-Timbered ISnd. @SA%Na
Containing 80 7s-IOO Acres, &7IfS
situated on the Old Ghillicat'e rad, sb.tt two miles
Of Water. =. CIRPENTER
Lancaster, December 90, 1852 s3
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h. @. Fsrrelrs Celebrated Araoian Linimsnt
TRIUMPHANT OVER DISEASE

This truly great medicine still goc on, con luering
disease, ard siatching many a poor powerless VIC
tim from the grave. BY its powerfully stimulating,
penetrating aud anodyne qualities, itiestores the use
of limbs which have been palsied Ior years; and by
is singular power OF reproducing the synovial fluid
or joint wafer, II cures all diseases of the joints with
surprising %rapidity. For rheumatism, and affections
of the spine and spleen, it has proved itself a speci-
fc; and for affections of the lungs, liver and kidneys,
all diseases OF the glands, scrofula. goitre or sweiled
neck, etc etc. And indeed for almost any disease
where an external application is required, this medi-
dicine stands unparalleled Sprains, bruises, cramps,
wounds, chilblains burns ETC., are speedily curedby it.
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hOysiers mice.
WANTED.

[3 QuaIIs, Ship'. Ne6us ~Sc.4
&2-12 cock, Wild Dacks, ~
And all other kinds of GAME, to- which the Read
Cash will always be paid. q. W. kRlEMER.
Lancaster. December rs. 1852.
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ShoelnnkeT,s Fiudings,

Sh~OeH1hkeIs Eihuihess
( NOV opening II the sign Of the Pad Lock and
y NH Satr, one Of the fsrgest and best assorted
stock Of Findings sad Kit ever before brought to this
market consistingin part ef
q dok. Extra Pink Linings,
y No 2, do. do.
4 " ExtTz Coehineal Iloans,
4 /" No. 9, do do
" 20 ], Cape Goat Bindings.
4 " Extra Tampico boot Morocco,
@ " No !, Madras do do.
4 -" u. A. Paris Calf Skins.
40O pounds Shoe Thread assorted.
7 Also Boot Webb. Shoe Laces, heal Ball, etc. etc,
which will be sold cheaper than they can DO pur-
chased ct spv where else. %ftf
EFFiNGER. WHITE s. LATTA.
Lanca star. December 6. 1852.
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From the Hon. Peter Mendrd, Que of the Oldest
-. aefkLerS In Illinois.

It gives me pleasure to add my testimony to the vir-
tues of your great medicine. One OF my blooded
horses hada swelling over the cap of the knee, about
tho size of a hens egg. Some said it was a strain and
some, that it was the Joint water from the knee, and
could not be cured. tried oil cedar OIL it, and all the
liniments and ointmcnts, and they did no more good
than water. then, by persuasion Of my trienos, tried
II. G.. FGrreu'S arabian Li,iment, and | was happy
~ find it take effect after a few days, and it finally
cured the noble animal entirely. ! think it is decid.
eddy the grcatett Imminent for horses, as well rs hu-
man flesh. ever knew.
fremont, Tuze,DeH county, III, March 10, 1919.
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Direct ImpOrtatio ns from Europe TO the
City of Lancaster.
Ee@.HEA - - U.--=------
ZeIANI & BRANDT, ;iiGgGGss3,slsl
AVE imported a large Stock of French and
H German Goods, which they will sell whole.
sale and retail at h cir Establishment on ALain-street
opposite the Hooking Valley Bank.
WINES.
Hook of ,Tohsnhisbrag in bottles,
Hook of Rudesheim, do.
Affenthaler, do.
Durbacher, in hhds. Vintage, 1886
Champaign Wine, Fleur de Sillery, Mousseuse etc,
LIQUORS.
Cherry Brandy (Kirshenwasser) in hhds.
Plum do. (Zwetschgenwssser) 10.
Extract d. Absinihe de Suisse d.
Granger, Arse, Pinsh, Essenz, in hotties
do Rum do DO. do.
French Spirits Of Wine. do
Genuine Eau de Cologne, Cologne wnter.)
DRYED CHERRIES in hhds.
Preserved Cherries, in bottles,
$ Chocolate a Ia Sante, No I,
do do Vanilie, No. l and 9.
Chicoree. (Extract Of Moks Coffee,
Extragon Sardelien Sent prepared Mustard.1
A fine assortment of Wax Candies, etc.
We invite our custom ers and the public generally,
to call and see our fine Stock Of :
FAMILY AND FANCY GROCERIES,
German, French and Tenquee Notions, Fancy Arti.
cles, Toys, etc: Our effort will be to satisfy The
public, and particularly our customers which patron.
ised us SO literally. GIAN & BRANDT.
lancaster, Decsmberls, 1852. I'm
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6drGood sleighing was enjoyed by the
citizens Of Syracuse, N. Y, on the l4tb,
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CHRISTMAS FAIR.

TIME undersigned takes this occasion to inform the
n Publicthat he has taken the TEMPERANCE HAUL,
for The purpose Of holding a CHRISTMAS FAIR,
which will be opened on Christmas Eve, and tDli
continue The tchole tceek up to Ncp Years Eue The
subscriber shall endeavort to make a splendid affair of Il
Z U'TIcKErs OF ADMISSION will be sold at One
Dollar, which will entitle the holder to CHRIST
MAS PRESENT. O.. w. KREMER.
.gTTickets TO be had at the Counter and at the prin.
cipsl Hotels.
Lancaster, Decem 'er 16. 1871. ovJ
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Kossuth and Magyar Hats,
STRAW, Palm ard Leghcap, beautiful sssortmeu,
Sistest styles, at HENEEYH.
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Sale of Real Estate BY order OF Court.

I'm Friday the 3lst day Of December, A.. ID 1854,
~ between the hours of 9 o'clock A.. Nj. and 4 o.
clock NJ. ofsaid day, at the door Of the court-house
in the city of Lancaster, will be sold 10 the highest
Samuel WGrner, a Lunatic, to-wit: The one undivid-
ed fifth part of the North half Of the Southeast Quar-
ter OF Section No. One ~, in Township No. Sixteen
(l6), Of Range No Nineteen li9)yeontaining 80 Acres.
Appraised al $500 90 100. To be sold at not less
than full hppraisement
Terms Of SaIe-0ne-fourth in hand and residue In
three eq1sl annual insta lments, with interest on de-
ferrcH payments from ia of sale.
ANS0N WARNER, Guardian
80 In Lundcy af Samuel Warner.
Novembe 25. 1852. $3.50 6w2S
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Cloths, CassimeTes and yestings,
GNRAVATS. Collars, Handkerchief, Hose and hSii
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ChoppIng Axesi ChOpping Axesslb i
LEARNERS will 6nd 4 the great Hard,vare stors
u one OF the largest sid best selected stock Of Axon
sver before opened in this rarket, consisting Of
l5d1L. Eagle Company Axes, from 8 TO 8 rs.
~ q" X. h. Mann's do do to q "
10 " iippincott's do % do, o b Q =
All al The most approved pattern, AID warranted
BY the manufacturers
EfFlNGER WHITE & LATTA.
Lancaster, November 81. lR52 %
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BANK NOTICE,

TNHE Banks of this City will pot be open for bust.
Il ness on CHRIsrMAs or New YEAR's. Pspcr ma
turing on either of those days, will have 10 be met
on the lay before.
NJ, A. DAUGHERTY, Cashier.
C. +. GARAGfITY,
Lancaster, November 10. 1870
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CLoT HING!

NENTLEMEN, The great wonder and excitement
Moi the day now is hOw such a quantit V Of so
rich and splendid CI0thin. 81 you will find with
The nrnn,intnra of LLn old reInaI kahla
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-10-08

not only sinful but a crime against
society.
We shall rejoice when the elections
are over. These political excitements
are grossly demoralizing. Idleness,
drinking, gambling, profanity, Sabbath
breaking, are induced, and bad habits
Of every kind confirmed during such
seasons. He is a true man and a
worthy citizen, whatever his politics,
who passes unscathed through such a
trying ordeal. If the lurking places
of the villages" the filthy grog-shops
land they are all flthB were closed
up, nearly all the domoraIizing inau-
ences ofour periodical elections would
disappear. How important then, that
all well wishers Of their country should
unite in a crusade against these sinks
of iniquity, shame and death
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Betting on Elections.

The time has again arrived when
this most reprehensible practice is rife.
A decent man can hardly express his
opinions as to the result of an election
but he is asked to "back up" his
opinion by violating the laws of the
land. We heard a Grand Juror the
other day say to a person who was
bantering him to bet "wait till the
grand jury is discharged. then | will
take you up" Some of the political
journals with unblushing impudence
state that given sums of money are
ready to be risked on a presidential
candidate, on the general result, or in
given States. This is all wrong, and
no decent paper aught ever to give
publicity to such inducements TO COM
init crime. We are aware that good
citizens arc often tempted to ''stake"
money or property, and this is
strong reason why public journals
should denounce the practice. Bet
ting on elections is the meanest and
lowest kind of gambling, as its ten
dency is not only to demoralize the
parties themselves and the community,
but to corrupt the elective franchise.
Fraud, bribery, and corruption, are
almost certain to be the result. The
taunts and jeers and Dragging of {
political adversary, are often of suct
u character that it requires no small
amount of moral courage to withstan,
the temptation to risk something bu
we hope that all our readers will re
member under the most trying circum
stances, that betting on elections i
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Platforms.

1t is fashionable for the various poll
teal organizations to construct plat
forms, and then draw their candidates
on them. The best platform we have
seem lately is the one constructed by
the "Sons" at Pittsburgh, at their
great Convention. 1t is broad and
strong and will hold not only candi-
dates, but the whole populace. We
like it, and intend to place ourselves
upon it, and stay there as long as a
plank remains.
Examine it, and if you like it, get
on.
awe have assembled ourselves to-
gether to-day, to give thanks to the
Giver of all Good, for his benefits and
mercies to mankind, to give to the
world an example of what may be
done toward the amelioratiCn of the
Masses, in the great work of Temper
ance Reform; to protest against the
traffic in Intoxicating beverages; to
give our aid towards the enactment of
a prohibitory Lawj to sympathize with
all those who are in thraldom and
bound in the chains and service of
King Alcohol, and endeavor to redeem
them and burst asunder the iron band
of despotism which holds them in his
despotic service to warn the moder-
ate drinker of the danger that attend
the course, and to do all the good that
lays in our power to stay the tendency
to ruin, which is apparent to all whH
will stop to inquire, arising out Of th'
great and growing evil, lntemperance
"We disclaim all intention Of ming
ing in the strife of the great politica
parties of the country, our aim bein
higher and holier one, that of re
forming the inebriate and allaying tn
threatening storm, which seems read
to burst upon this happy land, throug
the use Of intoxicating beverages
We desire, however, to put upon re
cord our firm determination to SO eX
ercise the rights of suffrage, tha
through us none shall be elected tt
offices of trust or profit, who are no
heart and hand with US, in the enact
ment of a prohibitory liquor law
Total prohibition to the sale of intoxi
eating drinks, we declare to be one Of
our cardinal principles. We do no
make war upon individuals, but upOr
the traffic. Therefore,
ResoIved, That we will vote for nc
person at the coming election for Sen
ator or Representative in our State
Legislature who does not pledge him,
self and his influence towards the en-
actment of law prohibiting totally
the sale and manufacture of all intoxi.
eating liquors"
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Where are the Croakers.

Every body has heard that the Maine
law was very unpopular even in Maine,
and would be repealed by the next
Legislature. The secular press of the
country has given currency to this
opinion. Yet madam Rumor always
a common liar has proven herself to be
an uncommon liar on this subject. In
the late elections in that State, not
withstanding the open and secret
Vaccinations of the rummies, and the
powerful influence Of National politics,
the friends of the law have gloriously
triumphed. The odiouS law so OBJ
noXious to the enemies of humanity is
a "Jfred fact" for two years longer.
Nearly all of the members elected to
both branches of the Legislature are
the pledged friends of the law. The
rum party have scarcely "corporal's
guard" to represent their interests in
the General Assembly of Maine
That law is a wonderful Yankee in
yention it possesses a vital power
and manufactures its own friends ou
Of very crude materials, and if it i
well enforced for the next two year
not hundred men can be found in tht
State to opposeit it. The result of thi
election will tell nightly upon the in
terests of the cause in all the othe
States. Those who were confden
will be confirmed and strengthened
the doubling will give their doubts to
the Withstand the enemies of the
measure will put forth their opposition,
feeling that they are doomed to defeat.
Friends in Ohio, awake, and let US 90
to work and introduce this wonderful
moral machine into our State with such
notifications and Improvements as diff
ference in " soil and climate" may re-
Quirc.
There is one feature that must be
retained, or the friction will be so great
that the machinery will be worthless
we mean the seizure and destruction
Of intoxicating beverages.