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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-17
miscellaneous.

COPPER.-Lske Superior Ingot Copper from as
Hp' ne q IS; 2 Ky S @ y
LIRE BRICKS AFL0AT aud to ARRIVE
Il lGe,o Riacrd s,oaIbhdse per Excelsior"
lSSsS W 10 %sS PER JsssyS wsllsr
icecc Gsmkirs. per lSt.ters siorss'
All liSs. Of FEs Bricks common and fancy .A,ps constantly,
Welsh IG@ps v.rOu. .s. Oven rles Nal. KIa rss Fire
Clay Fire sand Facing. Ard SSs q al MID, SI sale b
Noe as Pearl saI - 5sii..
GREENWOOD CEMETERY. The sabscriber.rs-
Psets 70 The l.. 9wns, q ~ cT s, & S
mopt where csn b rad ues shubbery dover. Of saa,
oTs ~ ,hs a. OF 9th fSs Person. sn %
ea and sse for themselves aud not be hun6ussd By ce''''
ssailfctoy reference viii IN al given 6rsaursA
thai AL "''' '5' EDWARDS G.sSi. "a ss.: s.isa
INDIAN BREAD-This is q superior article Of
Bread expressly for family use !. @'As By the
'tnbsr who prepared to supply order. 70, me sss s
Jane. MAscELLUs
JOSTPH KELLY, Engrayer and Printer, No. 81
- Futer ddng v.ins Aedie. AssErsps saa tshsss
CsSs Bi Heads Portraits. Bills Of Exchange Sosas Lbel IL
I iGNEOUs MARBLE .--wsreroom No. SAL
pp. S'S 90 oS.ea,s promptly ii ord To- M,Sa
Iron SVEN y superior and saS aud ss.Vsss
equal any sind su.sd sor al PgTyos's % rsss sspss
Ships. Cabus applied wanseostn Bssss colgnos %
80 s Zen, an haud a. ths w.rrr ON Designs Cor ornaasnss
Du and Fane, be furnished application tina ases
6rty Franklin and Centre an stofy room No w.
uhsre all pen1ns interested ara invited TO sall
V'HF MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH New York Of
fscorner Hanover aud Beaverss aad ~ the NAN ens
ranc. Broadway Entrance o ladies Al the dss
Ia hsmb, Magnets Telegraph Company too the Prpss
s,d, ineIesns Tssfspsis basnss sasS &
an that be offered have 1s
heavy completed aud active operation ts' p
end and IoegraphN VIVA ekcndlaf
o Ncv-iofk the City OF Nashingn Oae BY the railroad
route rom SowYos % Phiadelpss god Ea rls
from Philadelphia Baltimore and WsliDron b. tbs other %
sous tn the whole dis anfe go
lii. have Wilmington Tfeaton New Buns~e
Princeton Newark jersey City sve lie Grace Port osposi" sss
/ New Hope
Hy Company affords thPsed 10 avail thsmse.s
of dal rapid
nal euds cies Of means ~
prom anequaied BY other hoe In this country
Tetsaphing bot recently experiment. has b~coDs 'Jstsn
riah medium Of bus AMI the sm0nns o NO s,s
dollar daily trnsacted through s asua
Pucgs-For rnuisoD Of ten words or ies ets 1syea
date Cor which charge made 90: pres
are from INV YOnk NEWARK tueay eeas % PHIL ADa.
! PHIA tueat-ate and TO BALTIMORE or WAshStfoa
""'" wv" ~' wM " SWAIN. Prssd'sL
/ VIM r. wEsTRRyELP. Superintendent
/ HNKUSSES.-NO PRESSURE ON the SPINE
81 IU1LERS recent invention, tbs paien Oqefa ,efn3
arIlid supporters place OF me o feahsts
bach ped the Truss Band and dstr bats w.
without touching SPINE Trues suppoFters sleaa
aud Spinal ell VI Faetion Agpea ~
Cfce New York infans Fassed t"o "ss""
ofsse. fenna. n aitsndADes
YEAST POWDER-B T. BABBITris the Original
him and 10 Wshnsrons New fort IN I'm cans
above ssne -
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Gouses to fef.

sa-
ROOKLYN-To Let, two genteel residences three.
ID story with stone basesns OF Saekest 10 min
SS @ tes & T s 1 4o nos. T.
10 Let s5s Exchange BRANARD Wis Ferry Bicodn
EURNISfD HOUSE to LET-The subscriber
going ET5.pe SeG s6 t. lie; as NJ e9iss oI
HOUSE and STORE and TWO ROOMS 10 LET
In BROOKLYN thee-siory house Brooklyn $500;
cosge 4i5 south Brooklyn ~ stores 10 upper
s s5SsST PS sA inquire 10 2 g
OFFICE in BROADWAY.-TOl let, ON sacond-hoOr,
" Broadway bank slsse Office with convenient sab
viii reisn part Of aEeesble Apply No "a
DOOM to LET-With Steam Power.-One large
AZ Room @ By no. sqd d o Also Se ey A SoG WIN
FERRIS TABER- corner Greenwich tnd Beaehst'
NTORES and DWELLINGS to LET Let, the
for any RESPECTABLE d~sns Of the
ias st 81 FaASRGR
STUDIO to LET-At DODWORTH', No. 5)6
- Broadway Grace Church Has ane large nOh sky
fINHE FURNITURE of finely furnished house for
sale either with without the house TO let Address II. fh
rI'O LET-A large House on the corner of Hcss
aud Woodlul with u hss been butt on, year N
On HSS sba ana %E@ I'VE Of the ia
E SEfso 30 f20 % 1T. S50ifi is dor Apply
rIO LLT-House No. rs East l6thst. to q small and
le66'} sifssto on Inqoire at No Is la. BIB
rNO LET-A large lott IN No 81 Clh-st, suitable for
any manufacturing business Apply W. b. sfRo'G 40
Ito MLden.lsIe
r}N0 LEASE-A Hotel or Boarding House ed
Il IT., lo6 Rooms, Kitchens Wash
aion Immediately ReH. sfto0 Apply to RICHARDSON,
no 81 Fest 2lsi- before 10 OF after O'clock
ITO LEASE for a TERN of YEARS-A large and
substantial ~ tui five Story building suitable for
Mil other busnts requiring Power weii sht on
al ds with Power Engine aud oier in pecct odsr
almost Located the llth aid 9h APP
ly to r WILLIAMS SON. Real Estate House Agents
No Sy7 9thav.
ITO LET.-The genteel two story House, No. 81
6hsv underoeler bs rooms, &c Possession lot Nov. APP
ply On the premises
rINO LET-A House on the north side OF 53d-st., be
Il h and 6th-avs three high
Apply o MACFARLAN MERRITT Real Estate aud House
Ag,nis No ~ 3d-uv.
ITO LET--An Offoe-Apply at No. 3 Courtlanlt-st
broadway Inquire Of +. BURDOS the pr misses
THO LET, in STANFORD, Gonna HOUSE and
spacious sounds with privilege carasehoass and stable
within miuu walk Of the Railroad Depot Inquire
Of ii. GEkow, No loe 2d~I, WiInmsbursh
rINO LET-The FIRST floor OF Store No 297 Pear ST.
Il Apply at the Stora
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fiauo- fcrtes.
A RARE BARGAIN--A beautiful 7-Octaye Rose
IA wood sS2o Pano-F0rfe VIII b. sod for s2J Etcel-a.
tone style Has been used cfrsfy
In perfect order and warrantsd city The
leave TIE country Of III aesta Il
tor cays a Nc sl Csnsi-t, tom 10 A 81 I'LL r ~
A FINE PARLOR 0RGAN-For sale cheap, with
"A tGIdome abossay four stops and general sxs Is
rssls and suitable f school or Parsr VIII Be aid
EDWARD H. FLETCHER No. ~ Sa..aa-,.
4,OLIAN PIANO F0RTES, at No. AL Broadway,
IL "A large Assortment Of faos FROM ccsbr.eG
Laed 60 With AL supply Of and eosd Assd Plans Of
LiscoLS Z fa6MPsos 10 ~ Il Sse.4~,y
n OLIAN PlAN0-FORTES, at No. AL Broaiwsy,
81 "A are ssruzni Of Pianos from the eelsessEsd hose
Haet pSvs Co. booa; ohs ~elkaOwH Instruments Of
laod Co. ~h tai supply Of md sseosdad P<aos Of
'' -'f, = LlScotS = fRoapsoS - no % q s,o.a-.,
BRADBURY PIANO and MELODEON WARE
~ Rooms, No 81 Broadway. three above Canals
secondhand Sole eeisbrated
sslodsen Aso xs.Odeon Of agsrent sS- liberal
the srsds z q. BRADBURY
I g. c. FISCHER Gate NUNS & Ffscher) Mana
fInoE warranted With bzs aaa pstra tube va.
sh.nse4 y B.-AAso EOIiss P2aoFOrtss for sale.
MELODEONS, Carhart's Patent, manufactured By
AVA the lnveators AID Pi-entses CARHARr SEEDHAN
rsse n %. sss. CT nneqs. enPsrasnt For ~ etne a9d
y TsyUsn md v,Er1ated CLARK Agent Ic5 Broadway
Of Duane a.
NEW and SECOND-HAED.PIANO-F
a.xs Nc. "a s.sH ss .soeni q Ne. xae sscsnd aat
ssss slo per meath No ,ss Broadway .Yosk
sAfFoaD Z sAorHEk
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Cost ano fonno.

OsT-on Monday, pr 49, bloTa ossro1ssa "a ' S
Ye Cen Cove % slBl. poi o. ~ -
- A. yofk eed farIsm Raifotd Coaptay q. 4
go ~ 1,erSirer Pss 81 s. The 6sae< VI = y
av retSrnins he the owner NO fS' % 5,,T
N ~ REWARD LOST, on Friday morning. Oct.
Id eslot sstwee. so9,ns .t5 v ysrl q, 4;
s3rs > "a Kew md Loket attached Cara Atae ~
rs,sf Co oeneya fners he ase. - feseEs IL
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plper WIrsbouses.

EUGENE ELY, Paper Warehouse; No 80 y !. La =.
q ury Go d ard Hsrtwsre Dcsi, jrocen f.hon -
&C. Payer IL rSls Of AZ desired th<sss -
DAPER At wHOLEsALE-CYRUS w. FIELD
Co No n Cnss ss~-YSrs 40. sfr % l.ss ga 80 ~
tsy.n u tn extensive sna safas.s 1890 80
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NESSRS. LIGHTE & NEWTON, No. - Csal-st'
NJ a son- lasuce q tae inoreasse d ,2S - =
~ orthsfr NgLFQFIFS uasr exc . "a "a 'i~ &
srr rrs1 srs 20 ger o. hi frad A. q r. " l'f :.
srun. .sscrt-Epf u rlsn -, ,rss1 80 =
snodsrr sfsi- I'm q 70 u cots = >cc3afa ~ 80, $3.50
-reirr E-oa8ws7 WsTe-9o-fs - a.
DIANO-FOETES-JANE PIRsSOS respectfully
~ ne ard Ihe pub c thai ,. h- - -,
Forte A.ncus the tiexapt No - lfotNsf 80 -
.isrks Th-slrr WhrTe b. viii S@p cei ~ 'I
hard leuJ % sleF1Ttts' Of bis 1~n laa
.ns ofhsr from hr lowest pc ta' p % y
uSd s1snd Faro. 90 ~sch H- vii 40 - ss',t
NM OF Pianos sf hrs. fan- eflss
e,ehsne sad repaired y 80 eonn-er'n vsn sny
oth-r esfshiftu.rt
DIANO-FORTEs.-Theh sest assortment OF Piano
Fogte the city Be found al the Ware 81 ? s.
CURTIS No ~ bros c0usins Of Grge hss c.-nrAe
PsfsutAc1on Psnos sud vAsiss u Nesf9rk s1d
Boson With and vihost The EoiAa Asa, BoaeoE ans
"''' -'-A3 Mp b CURTIS No 81 srosi~.,
CUPFRIOR SEyEN.OCTAVE PIANOFORTES
- FOR SALE-At No Bedordst- near CArni.s MssT.at,t
DAVID SMITH
THE UNDERSIGNED has removed his Pisno-
forte wScroouis fsu No. Barclays. No $50 Broadway
PA,o Forie fron 81 20 oefass for ale to
sab approved Old PiGass tAkn v exaanrr rsao
oG1ed hike. JANIS EhOMr>OS
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Gbanfes for Business hlen.

4 FILE MANDATORY for SALE, in the most
n tup.s Of large iaanusetsns s1D asoSsne
viii small capital w Be sold eas tao f'T
AN ENTERPRISING BUSINESS MAN, with from
n 10 800 Is wanted Partner IN profitable business n
Ian viii fscsss Pos Once, 20 b established u this
ely Is sSse pKHs sI.GS ts cox Once No.
CsTEAMBOAT for SALE.-The steamboat JOHN
ss. Rss .sI nsbes Bo, Earns
cylinder and ~ feet stroke Ihs eos was oa md b sooa
the Yea. ns G1P syery spe and bss
about no S SRAs dorEE slsi
NOR sALE-A Grocery Store, with Stock, Fix
tsn. Horse wagon with good run If cash Gus
. ss..sH sSsss jo Iis' ia
LOR sALE--The Stock and Fixtures OF Grocery
IL Store doing esh business Of SO week Apply on inc
pr.mhe. No y. sioome 81 t cor Ludlow
IMICRTANT 10 BUSINESS MEN.-A Partner
wanted whom $500 greco 20 taie the place OF srsnns
senior partner fortune INSIDE h Ten year. . .as
e ""'. No ssh rs Brosd~ DIV s'''''' - So
nAkTNER WANTED-On or before tho pa inst
se,, Ms% s Fsn s: sad Tf S5.
that iss been ss,shed years this good o2
portuBity Address Il. 7. 3. Tribune Office
DARTNER WANTED-A Partner with capital
$780, 70! making and selling an npr ed and patented
' Of h Ssss The For Ssc Ss
DARE CHANCE for PRlNTERS.-For sale. the
N op,ha The whole, of one Of the mos valuable Pratns
and mott intelligent Counties in the State circulation is over
two obtuz extensive and ad very good
and the j0bbing depAmonts COM
pIeo In every respect further particulars apply 20
n W; corner pa aud G On, =. lists.
money the object Of the sale tho terms viii be reason
Y,BE GOODWILL, sIUUh and FIXTURES OF
the weknown and DrEg Store OF 4h
and South 9Th Wamsbureb offered fo sle Of
opportunity here offered the location OF the
st In the cy Terms oaah Apply 81 the store No 10 Rat
eerest, New-Yerk.
no LUMBER and COAL MEN.-For Sale, (goOd
making the stock &C. offs Lumber and
doing business Stand rstae, and business good
Address d.. Tribune Office.
VALUABLE STEAMPOWER PROPERTY for
sALE--Ibe Hamilton Works n Hamilton st. Newark N
block from the Market Railroad Dsp6t property
quick NewYork
mechanical business Manufacturers desiring real.
viii md hi Profitable investment Two vacant lots ad
Joining can ihe For particulars apply
ABM BARrHOLF No % Goldst, N Y
&CS0 ANY Man of intelligence having this
" @OOs emouut and Who would like travel, hear Of
worth from eO 60 week clear Busi-
ness light and easy Address TRAVELLER Tribune oGce.
&9E H0A CAPITAL - The advertiser has
W ~csOOO sOn . years ofAse and wishes place him as
popo IN mercantile business with safe and perfectly responsible
nj, at this office which viii be perfectly confidential.
&O Aiui-I have 81 500 in specie, aud wish
W ~sOVV pernsr to join who has ~ 30 In q
bustntse that 90 profit without competition II
regular manufacturing tusntfs that be extend
that srabe Any having the parcu
lars BY ealpe upon Mr. Gilbert No ZIG Pear NewYork, be-
tween III and II NJ L. REGUILE
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aDEe y. Y a from the Had on and from Salisbury
pepdt Newburgh Erie Raoad ~ al
pis L Of oodsnd uud' sh stat, OF eu zion
valuable Of peach pin dtns'n &c
good frnho barn hayhcuse aud stables
chop hous- 1e al well Supplied with Nef
Church school Tern hsfeh balance On bod and
nonsase Iuquire Of the Rev y. LEWIS No % bic Hose
Astoplace DR.. WASHBFRS No - dst or Of JOHN GLEN
FNCF. on the prsHis.s
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VALUABLE FARM for SALE-Thirty mile, fror

froal Plainiold the NswJsTey Cen
Railroad tt1ded woufv half under nigh culti
ard hat covered with CD stnut well f-ac and
abundance Euldngs ard
flTaOgsr of Gnd hall cl'-
house coTLouit hn-house and yard barn sad al oie acc iy
outludnfs Has BE- KEEP DAIRY farm RAJ 60
piy Fani ID with mix aud weli adapted for thai pHpos GA
tbs premises beautiful building ste fer gncmata csd nee
JOHN RANDOLPH the
GEORGE W DEWEY Plsinfeid = u LAW No. 81 io1n~t-
N.wYork For sale cheap the wishing leave the state
sell ~ n
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w &c X L X II MS
w ORSAMESTAL IRON WORK
WIRE RAiLINCs CAST AID WROUGHr IRON RAILINjS.
IRON FENCES for YARNS PLASrArIoSS &c
IRON bkus1EADs. 10 variety
IRON FURNITURE " every descdDt0n-
Man sefuT Of AZ ID Iron sng the 0roand sd 1sds t8s
Crysfsl Pslses As tLs DoeS sp Se.s Ssnl rps Car
GrEAd-d A.agf1cCnr-f.
WICKEKsHAM No sl2 Broadway Woss N0a ST. 50 ksl Ls~st
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I UNtOUS MARBLE --WareroOm No s.

IOSEPH KELLY Engrayer and Printer, No. oil
- Fulton ddng Vns Address Autograph and AtHSns
Cards Bridal Envelopes silver Lace Cake Boxes and Banss
Csids; BIN ll,sds Pofrs Bills Of Exchange NotoA Lbe NJ
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INDIAN BREAD-This IL superior article OF
made Bread expressly ior family use mAs By tls
her supply orders Cor the Fsf ss,
Jons MARCELLUS
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DEAL ESTATE.-Lots. most beautifully located

II 10 much than be purchased within toe sane
time portion Of the city IN 9th ceton APP
ry 10 RAY IOMPkINS Arett snd Grhin-s few steps IN
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YFYSER'- HOUSE-wARMiNG FURNACES, /
Alnrhiuerp, &e.

A TURNING LATHE for SALE CHEAP-Suit
sbe tor Bras Turnns. Also hasg oos Of all Nads hsai
Jcttng gtnea l. HALL No. % Ej4sbethst oas dooi
from hessi-st
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DANCING ACADEMIA. GHERARDI begs to

~ inform bis putfoi the public that b. vi h' course
OF Instruction.. Css at hs No 81 nagr opPse
Css M Yops Ladies aud Masters Wedn-sdays nd Saturday. 81
II Guilsueu's siAys and Fridays y Private
ssons In fAns will b, aD0 classes Attended 20 "a Sco
sdes All MD atious addressed 70 sgno o. VIII DO
lvsftep 1ff Ia
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on EASY TERMs.-The sub

srber having yet Of desirable los In the gh
Brooklyn e will sell them he following easy terms
al the time Of purchase As month until paid fr snd DC
Interest charged Apply J. PECARE 80 lS5 Hesterst iom
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PREssuRE on the SPINE

H. 81 BU1LERS recent invention, tbs paen' Guard sefn3
spIhd and supporters in place OF he Oh fsase
ped IL receives the Truss Band and dsr bats ~
without toehns SPINE Tuses Supporters 5eaid bfsss
and spina Ipsuments ell VI ractn Applied ~
Caos No esysf New YoIk Inians ussod 81 $40 sssrsa
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YEAST POWDER.-B I. BABBfTr IL tho ongb.s
inventor Powder Which pfsp1ss -
him 81 and 10 Wsshnrron New fort In I'm cans 10
10 shond that hey Esl thai vim ne .eove
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Bsaro ano Rooms.

COOPER HOUSE, No. 1884 Broadway will be opened
~ accommodation VI Gaet MONDAY 1lth Oeober
A. JPEASE DROrhER.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-09-10
From the N. Y. Express.
Spirit of the Press,

The "Sun" has no apprehensions that For
eign Potentate5 or Foreign Priests are going
to work mischief to American Institutions
If they do however the Sun thinks it will b"
the fault of Americans themselves. We
quote
"If foreigners have been taught 10 shun the
Bible as dangerous book, lot us attract them
to il by showing them the human2ing and
charitable influences it exerts on free people.
If they have been brought up in greater awe
Of The priest than of their God, let US teach
them that they should fear God rather than
man. We will not lessen Romes power BY
living in continual alarm of it. This is the
way TO strengthen Rome. What have Amer
cans, il true TO their principles, to fear from
an Italian Potentate, even though he claim to
WELD the universal power of God on earth
| Is the Bible in danger unless we thrust it in
to every school room, and compel children to
humble over chapter or two every day ?
| How much of every day do many of those
who prate so much about the bible devote to
its perusal? We would like to have the an
swer."
The Tribune" inclines to put faith in the
report we have copied elsewhere, from the
Freeman's Journal, affirming that a rupture
is likely to take place, in the Pierce Cabinet
in consequence of the discordant opinions, its
members entertain as 10 whether the Pacific
Railroad shall be made an administration ques
ton or not
The National Democrat" lIuuker) is quo
ting from the county press to back up the ed
itors' own opinion that,-in the language o
the Geneva Gazette (another Hunker Jour
naD:--
ut is high time that the line OF demarca
ton between Democracy and freesosm sho'lc
be distinctly drawn; that all who do not ac
cept the platform as clearly defined in tht
inaugural, gihout any reservations, should
be assigned their proper places in the rank
of the opponents Of the Democracy. The mar
who will shiver and shake, as with the ague
when the compromise measures are mention
ed as part of the Democratic creed. or Wit
will denounce resolutions in relation thereto
couched in The very language of the Presi
; dent himself as '6rebrand,' cannot be look
ed Scon as within the pale of the national ant
harmonious Democratic party.
The eTrue Naliena,, Democrat" (Barnbur
ner) publishes tho following list of shat
calls the TRAITORS Organs (that Is the Hun
ker pspers) in this State
N. Y. National Democrat. Rocheter Advertise
Hudson Gazette. Geneva Gazette, Albany Ar
gus. Malone Jefiersonian. Montgomery Balance
Jefferson Co. Democrat, Binghamton Demo
crat.
The True Democrat then as an Offset counts
up rs papers. that ii says are on the side o
the .Barnburners. and then the Editor adds,-
This table and these companions speal
for themselves
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-09-10

EE The Mass Temperance Coarsatton
held at Clyde on thursday last was an en-.
,hlsiastc meeting Pretty general unanimity
prevailed, and the deliberations of the me et-
ing we're conducted With much dignity
and decorum. Indeed we can say. that We
have never pcen more intelligent assembly
upon any occasion. The honest and thinking
portion Of community were there, or we are
much mistaken Al least we can say that the
FREQ thinking portion Of the roting community
were present. The hearty "dye" which wen,
UP when the motion was put 10 declare Dr
CoLRs the unanimous choice Of the convention
as their candidate for Representative proved
that the people were duly impressed with the
importance Of electing Temperance man tC
represent them at the mex. session Of the
Legislature. Il pr owed too, thai the peopl.
have seen ,he fraud and corruption pracIic
under party protection and which they are
culled upon 10 support, simply because tht
designing leaders had chosen, for their OWL
aggrandizcmcnt, TO declare il necessary
Now il cannot be doubted that many of these
pclitieiaus viii cope their eyes in wonder
when the iigl, Of this truth flashes upon lheii
minds. and more especially when the voice o.
The frtemea Of Sandusky County shall be
heard at the polls next 0 ,tober. rcbuking in
thunder tones the mptlon Of those mcr
who have dared ~ dictate 10 them that they
should suppor, corruption, crime. pauperism
MISERY and intcmperancc. The people are
determined to support Temperance. They arc
determined 10 vote for their own candidate anc
not for the candidate Of any clique or set o.
wirc-workers and pipe layers. They are de-
tcrmined that. living as they do, in free
country. they will not be ruled by office seek
ers in the exercise Of that dearest Of rights
the election franchise They are satisfied
that as men they have right to think fol
themselves and Il constitutional right TO wor
ship at the shrines Of political gods Of the
own choosing
Their non-inec, Dr. Coles Of Fremont is
man Of whom they may well be proud. Hon
ored and respected in private lie, bis retirin!
aud unambi!ious walks mark him as the ma,
against whom none dare profer The charg
Of political eorrutiOn and political ambition
His practices in life are in perfect accordanc
with his profession; he is Temperance mai
totbe core. The Temperance men of San
dnsky county will rally around him at tn
coming election a reliable Temperance mar
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Col. Bcntt n and the Administia.
On-Ex-GOS ernor rhOlas. OF Ma
rVInmn A.


Col Benton is indulging an uuamiablc spirit
towards the Administration.
A gentleman asked him il he often visited
the White House. lie replied with Bentoni.
an emphasis, No sirj no sir; / never 40 10
the Buzxord's s rooSt.
The Secretary Of the Interior sent a mes
senger TO him that there was a Register to a
Land Office to be appointed in the st. Louis
Congressional District, and requested the Col
onel to furnish the department with name
OF person to il the vacant office sold In
got" said Il have no name to present, and
were l to live to be as old as Methusaleh, and
the Administration should exist SO long, l
would have no favor to ask of it," The mes.
senger then said, "Coloncl, will inform the
Secretary you have no name to offer" "No,
Sir" said the venerable but now indignant
Bullionisl, Convey my answer, Sir, in my own
precise language, Sr."
The departed Sage of Montecello," in his
Notes to Virginia, says: at is worth trip a.
cross the Atlantic to see the Natural Bridge"
Should Ex- Governor Francis Thomas, of Ma
ryland, be elected 10 the House of Represent
atives there are many who believe that to be
a listener-a spectator OF the scene OF a wOr
of words-an intellectual encontre between
the far-famed Missouran and the Marylan
would amply repay the cost and time of jour
ney from Eastport, Boston, or New York. to
Washington. QUIs.
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SERVING TWO MASTERS Grace Green.
wood who is now in lilly. on asking a poor
woman ~ho bad placed one candle at the i'm
age OF q saint, and another at the image Of
,he devil. why she placed one at each, was
told by the poor devotee, that "she knew not
into whose hands she might fall, so she thought
she had better be civil 10 both"
Thus it is with our politicians. or rather,
our Office seekers. They put on long pharsa-
ical faces ana 80 to church on Sunday to
please the Lord and his people, and on Mon
day get drunk and curse their Maker e
please the devil and his people. They are
what may be very appropriately termed good
Lord-good- devil men. We have one beauti
ful specimen at least, Of this sort of men, il
Sandusky county. We may have occasion tc
show up this abortion Of allure, ere the SUI
shall have many times, risen and set