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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-23
Extensive Assortment of spring G0oas
BUgsARD, GARDNER cARLION,

No. III MAIN ssres',
uAvE received their spring Assortment Of boots,
as,hsr F,ench and American Calf skins, Lining
and sd Bindins Skins, Shoe Thread Letter, Note and
WTapning Paper, &c &c., comprising one of the
a ss 3D. sssss. as ass ssss had
axsmiae our stock, as we are confident they vii!
ard il az low, if not lower, than the same guam.
tines ana sizes can be bought in any market norih
af Richmond, NIB l4--ew il
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BY Alexander Mott d. Co.

4 lux EVENING SALksS will be continued
~ uciii the season closes, commencing at seven
o'clock, at which time we will sell from the shelves
IN ots to SUIT purchasers, good selection of pieoe
and cut dry goods, hardware cutlery, guns pissols
gold and silver watches and clocks and time pieces
OF every description. Also general assortment Of
fancy goods. ALEX MOTT q co.
no Aucloueeys.
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Enfnl Res,,Lt

BOSTON, March 20.-Chandler 3. Howard,
= merchant ofthis city, who was thrown from
MS carriage last week, died 10 day.
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The PhiIuseIphle Murders

PHILADELPHIA, March %. - The trial OF
Spring is progressing. The testimony agains,
him is positive.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS. r


VERY RARE CHANCE FOR HOTEL OR PRI
vATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF THE
FURNITURE BELONGING TO THE aUNION
hoTEL."-on Tuesday, the 5th day Of April,
commencing at 10 o'clock in the morning, viii be
SOLO the entire Furniture belonging to the House,
amongst which win be found
q, very superior set of black walnut Dining Ta
oIes, made expressly to ORDER a. good % new, and
oaPsole q dining from rs to 100 persons.
~ .s.io, Furniture-two fashionable city made So.
as, Manoeany Chairs and Rocking Chairs, ma.
., marble top Centre Tables, all of which are
Carpets, &c. 80
Bedroom Furniture--From 81 In IL peds and
,o Ssss Curied Hair Mattresses, made expressly
it,, eiusi 10 excellent condition. having been very
@c'Ac bureaus, and other chamber furniture,
sso sa as sums under $50, cssb. FIR sums of
sa upwards, four months credit Tor amir we'd
a. NsSl.ce.-should the sale not be co,,,,.,.a -,
in. as. cay, Will be continued the dsp follow.
"e, commencing at the same hour 1as ioio"'
ar
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AUCTION SALES.
FUIUN 67YS.


"A gngT10M sALA OF HOUSEHOLD AMI
On Tnesday Morning, 2olh iusssnf cnmmep.
eng !. ~ UcIock 81 the rsaiaeuee Of III In Tchi
nor, on Marshall street, between 81 md ar vii
sG.o 9 suction bic entire Household and Kitchen
consisting In part Of old fssbioned csr..5
tary and BOOK. Case, and small Book. Csse.. IA
fashioned Sofa, handsome parIor stova -. -
marble top frame sideboard dozen mshos.n.
Cn .h, ! nanogsny Rocking Chair, i wood ses.
cushioned Rocking Chair, 3 dozen rush sesf Chsir.
rush seat Arm Chairs, marble ton Cent?. Tsh,s
Dining Tables, Carpets, mahogany WARDROBE. ss'
eeilent patent spring Mattress and BEDDING. 8 "a
hogsny Bedsteads, mahogany Bureaus. Wsss.
STANDS, bstning TUB, lot Plants, an excellent, large
The Library consists wholly Of valuable work.
Literary, Classic, Scientific, Legal and Poeticsl'
Terms cash. Sale to be conducted by
NH 81 GEO SUMNER. Auctr
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Tie u. s. !sloop of War join, 4do,,s

= ~ y - Ut OV1t7t -1tSttNto'
SALEN, March 2lst-Accounis received here
o. recent date, state that the u. s. sloop of war
John John Adams sailed from Sierra Leone on the
~9th OF January last for the leeward. The
ohceTs and crew were all we'll.
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Arrival of the City of Glasgow.

PHILADELPHIA, March 22-The steamer
City of Glasgow arrived here to DAY. She
brings 400 passengers and cargo valued at
100000.
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BY J. H. ID. Payne, Salesman.
TRUST SALE OF FURNITURE. TIN

UNhUST SAIE OF FCRNKTI hH TIN
L WARE, TOOLS, &C., AT AUCTI0N.-By
virtuSof deed of trust, executed 10 the Under
signed, &c trustee for the beneit Of creditors In
said deed mentioned, and of record in the Office of
me Court OF Hustings for the city of Richmond,
win be sold at auction, ON WEDNESDAY morn
ing next, at the hour CT IL, that being the twenty
miro DAY OF this month, al the store occupied by
Chas s. Detr, on the corner OF Broad and Ninth
streets all the stock of Tin Ware, Stoves and all
the tools and anf nished materials he m ssid
Derr IN said store and shop contained Also at the
nour 81 M, on the same day, at the residence
OF said Defr, on Jackson street. ell bis Household
and other Furniture. Terms cash -
JR D PAYNE. Aucr.
EDWARD CANNON Trustee nb %
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GREGORY & MAURY, . Managers.

Drawn Nos Delaware Lo.rRry, Class 66:
80 u 50 Z Is 4e 70 &c 81 SO 60 80
To.Day-Captals: S35, 900, 10 600, 5000, 5000,
4000 2200, 40 OF IC00 60 of 400 ia Of 200 &c, &c.
rs numbers, Il drawn ballots Tickets S10-sLares
in proportion.
go Sales close at 4 o'clock 81; drawing re-
celyed at 6X o'clock the same evening. Tickets
for sale at 62 Main street.
To. M0rrOw-Cap.tals: 1000, 10000, 1000,
90 CT I0O0 &c. rs numbers, II drawn ballots
Tickets 5-shares in proportion. ma %
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MANAGERS OFFICE.


Splendid scheme for This Day.-Cspi
tails: S330u0 22,O0U, l1OOe, 5495, 3OOO 2u0O 20 Of
1850. 90 of $50, &c. rs numbers, Is drawn -
Tickets $40.
Also, the Dollar Lottery-Capitals S92lz, OF
1890, 10 Of 600, 10 of 300 &c.
Drawn Nos OF Patapsco %:
81 80 20 80 So 81 % 81 % 81
Whole % 81 SAG; whole 20 "a 81, $40; quarter
90 81 50, $500; quarter 90 %, S40-al sold and
paid by LUCK.
Drawn Nos OF Washington, l6:
IS os 60 72 62 20 30 g. 8 Il
Whole 40 ~, S750-soid and paid by
LUCK.
Drawn Nos Patapsco 81:
81 SO AZ 63 80 Is So 81 81 e. II 1e 60 a
Whole 81 81 67, $1,000;
a. Gan sisss Five more sold and paid by
Or 1881 6O, LUCK.
Or 6IS4l,
Drawn Nos of G. Consolidated g:
Sc 70 80 90 Is 81 e 10 a 81 II 50 10
Whole 10 II "A, $500;
Half 10 80 81, 200; AL sold and paid by
Or 10 Is "a, 200; LUCK.
Or Il 81 IS, 300
Drawn numbers Patapsco, 90:
4 6 81 90 SO 10 II q IS 80 II G
Whole So, 800 sold and paid by LUCK
To my old Customers and Frfends.-My
Office is now opened at No. 3. Governor street,
Gate R. G. Scott's office for The sale of Lottery
Tickets, where it will give me pleasure to waii on
you. e b. LUCK.
Orders for Certificates or Packages, or ngle
Tickets and shares IN any OF the Maryland Lotto
ries will meet prompt and conhenual attention, If
addressed to
r FRANCE d. CO., Managers,
NH ar IN q p LICK Riphrnon6 Va
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E9- If yen Want sanIetiiin Very Nice
for Tea, send VIM FALCONER'S Bakery, III
Main Street, sboat o'clock, p NJ, and get some
Tea Biscuits. mh ll--i2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-23
THE SOLE RHEUMATIC SPECIFIC
L KNOWN Mortimere's Rheumatic

COMPOUND anu 0lO0O RuTIHef-Irom the
astonishing cures il has effected Of Rheu-
most popular remedy offered to the American
public. In presenting this Compound TO the commu-
nifty, the Propretors although from past expe-
ence OF its entire reliability to cope with and erad
every yestige OF this dire complaint perfectly
willing to allow Its merits TO be judged from its effects,
as it is compounded expressly for complaint and
is only applicable such complaint, although GU
rative powers may have happy influence on other
ills attending the human frame. More thsn two thou.
sand cases of rheumatism, chronic and acute, have
been permanently cured during the past year by the
use OF few bottles of the Compound, and tesfimo.
mails of the most atteng nature have been and are
constantly received from individuals of the highest
standing In the community. The deepest seated and
most hideous have readily yielded 10 the potent
influence of this Compound, and although physicians
have pronounced many of them incurable they are
yet living, sufficient evidences TO convince the most
sceptcaL
aiorIimore's Rheumatic Compound IL q
vegetable internal remedy, harmless in its elects and
can be administered with safety any age and cond
ton, and has never been known to fail.
for RICHMOND. w. V. ALEXANDER L co, Pro-
grietors, No. / Barclay street. Aston Hosse, New
York.
Chronic Rheumafism-Tw eBty Years,
ST. LOWS, Feb s, 1885,
Captain Edward Powers writes 81 have tof more
than twenty years been severely afhcted WIZ rneu
matism, first acute, then chronic urea Al oshes
remedies of which could hear also hsd me oest
medical attendance which coaid De PIocaxee ae
proved unayailing procured and used we ooI,acs
OF Mortimore's Rheumatic Compound ana Daooo ra-
rifer, and il cured me sound ana wen' po,yrRs
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GREAT en- RT0Srmy,

GREAT KIOSITY,
WILL be sold at auction on THURS DAY, the cath
w instant, at Ii o'clock, A. M at Geo L Farm s,s
stables, on Council Chamber Hill, a Cew with SIY
LEGS. Those who have seen this remsrkaba
lasus nature, can form just estimate of its value
in an exhibition. Tits regarded by many as one of
the greatest curiosities in the world.
Terms cash.
NH IS JAMES H. TAYLOR
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Chrenic Rheumafism-T weBty Years.
standing.

MEkDLEa.-An1yA Beard = hir3y, = Crow
,ar .als 70 I ,as trade {, New York prices.
~ 'a'O = '.s GWTEK q ALVEY,
mh II No " Pear. sfeeg.
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By Davenport, Allen q @,

By Davenport. Allen q Co.
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS AT AIIc.
II Tl0N.-On WEDNESDAY, Both March. we
will sell at 10 O'clock at auction store $50 cases
Boots. Shoes and Hats fresh and desirable Goods.
suitable for the spring sales
TERMs-Under 500. cash; and sl00 and over.
months credit for approved paper.
NH 81 DAVENPORT, ALLEN a. co Apc,a
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AUCTION SALES.
ny WsIlisgfsa Gs1Als.

ny WeIlisgsss Gs1Ain.
MOST VALUABLE HEAL EeTATK
1y1 ON FRANKLIN STREET, NEAR EX-
CHANGE HOTEL, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Win besold st puhlic auction, On the premises, o.
Wednesday Afterneen, the 23d Karen. 1858,
commencing ct half past O'clock, the First Pres-
byserian Church, on Franklin street, with the ~
cant ground attached thereto Two vacant Lots
win be sold with or without the Church, a. may
be agreed on 1.-THE time Of sale. Possession given
18th June next g
gotiable notes. interest added, satisfactorily en-.
dorsed and title retained I'LL the last note sail be
paid.
NIB is w. GODDTN. Auct
Ia The above property having been disposed
of at private sale, the sale thereof win not, Of
course, take place this afternoon
NH % w. GODDlN, Auesr.
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YIN s!DED MOiETY OF HOUSE AND
be sold on Thursday, the alst dav Of Marcb !, .
ueock' M, upon the premises, one undivided
oiety OF that large house and lot, situated At Rock
1e M En. ing On Bloody Run street. near Taafer
The lot fronts 22s feet on Bloody RIM .,rsa,
runs back 277 feet .1A 'uee'' ana
IERMs-Onethirdc cash, balance at and months
Tor notes with interest added, and secured sat;stsc
torily. JAS. M TAYI H sa1is'ac-
NH q
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BY James NJ. TAYLOR,

A II G Il BRICh STABLE AND LOT ON
u CHURCH HILL AT AUCTIoN.-Wfl be sold
on Thursday. 3lst March, at Al o'clock, P. NJ, up.
On the premisef that large brick stable, situated on
me south side of Franklin street, Church Hin,
innmediat ely in rear of the residence of Mr. 81. T.
asiro. The stable has been recently built, and is
onS ana half stories high. The lot fronts SO feet,
naIMS-One-third cash, balance at six and twelve
,r,'s. with interest, and secured by deed of
nh o, JAS 81 TAYLOR,
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Il Change of HOurs.-Iucreased Rate
of SPeed.-ree what Adams d Co. are doing
timore at o'clock M, IN charge OF experienced
and trusty agents, and arrives in Richmond at 81
M. Go DDS ordered by this mornings mail, will
be delivered tomorrow morning without fail
Our Express fo- the North, East and West, now
closes at 81 M-arrives in Baltimore at an early
hour next morning.
Banks and Brokers will please take notice, that
by this change they will be greatly accommodated.
Drafts ON England, Ireland and Scotland, for sale
at this office. ADAMS d co,
no s 18th street. Richmond Va.
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Ey You can always find at WIN. FAIL
CONER'S Bakery, III Main street, an assortment
of Cakes Pastry, Pies, Crackers, Bread, Role,
Biscuit DC, that cannot be passed by any other
establishment in the city, in variety or quality
Call or send your orders to
NH lite WIN. FALCOEER, Ill Main st.
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EY To the Public. Your attention is in
which MINNIS l. WATSON are daily issuing from
their Gallery, No s. i2 Main street. Mansion House.
Nearly ALL among the many who visit our rooms daily,
are heard to exclaim: they are the best I've ever
seen; they certainly the most natural looking eyes
| ever saw. As we have never resorted TO hum bug,
or tried to write ourselves into notice, ask the
public to call and Judge for themselves You also
notified that prices low any in this city
Don't forget the place, No IS 2 Main street, Mansion
House
no so MINIS & WATSON
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T Pratts Daguerrean Gallery, No 145
Nam street-Messrs Editors: Please publish the
following testimonials "a very superior likeness"
Robert Thorp. every like" Roger A. Pryor, ed
tor South.Side Democrat. Likeness executed SUI
perlatiyely good J. w. Roberts. 81 give Mr.. Pratt
the preference TO all the world in taking pctures,
L. P. Eoodwin, Louisa county. "Mr. Pratt needs
but trial and success will be inevitable, David
Moody. "Mr. Pretts pictures as good or better
than have ye: seem" w. ]. McDowner, King VIII
ham. THE dsguerreotypes in Mr.. Pratts coliec
ton equal any ! have seen in London John
Thomas, n d, editor of the Herald OF the Kingdom
an dAae TO Come fe2
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MINIS & WATSON.

CT@ The most confirmed cases of the most distress
ing diseases oft times arise from Indigestion All of
us more or less troubled with this ann0yln
.ymptom still it is general thing, do not at
empt to indicate until something serious interyenes
We would, public monitor, wan all our readers
against the sin Of neglect and at the same time re-
commend to their notice DR. Hootands German Bit
ters the original preparation prepared by c nj
Jackson No 120 Arch street, Philadelphia. We Rave
seen cures effected through Its inhuenee.-lScotrs
Weekly. For sale by
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-05
Tickets.

We hear no objection TO printing the name of
Doct. Allen in our ticket for Lieut.. Governor
We believe therefore, our friends desire it, and
we shall accordingly. do it. We also place his
name in our ticket to-day. =
We shall also print the Democratic State ticket
with the Peoples County ticket attached, for the
benefit and convenience of temperance democrats
who wish to vote the Peoples ticket. and at tho
same time may desire to vote their own State tick
ct. We expect however that most who vote the
Peoples ticket. will also vtote for Lewis and AL
en-. The names of Med and Myers can easily
be scratched, and the names of Lewis and Alien
inserted. ~
Be careful, however to write the names OF Sam
uel Letois aud IsadcJ. Allen, in full. IS Lewis"
and II. ]. Allen" will not be sufficient. Ali who
alter votes should bear this in mind.
We make this announcement of our INTENTION
thus to print tho Democratic ticket. that oil may
understand it, and the whole thing be fair, open
and nbove board.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-05
Ranks. Ranks.

Certain locofoco, maguafes are prowling aboat
this County retailing alsehoods in reference to the
Banks, claiming that pledges have been made by
candidates &c. &c. F Fasehoods all
The Bank question is not an issue, nor cam 1t be
made such. AS we have before said, the question
is in the courts-by them it will be decided--thss
decision will be fnal--the law will be pronounced
| constitutional unconsii,utioual-if against the
banks they will bow TO the decision, and that will
be the end of it.
The attempt to mako this question an issue is
deceptive--designed 10 divert attention from the
true issue. and to defeat the Maine Low.
The Statesman denies that the Bank question il
the iesue-denies that there is any issus between
the Wing and democratic parties -clams that the
Wings have SO far yielded to the superior ,risdom
Of the democracy to assent to their POSITIONS
that but one Wing paper, and that weak and OBJ
scurs one. has ventured to broaeh the repeal of
the CIowbar law, and that even that paper has
hauled off!
This position of the Statesman does not tally very
well with that assumed by the leaders in this Couu-
y. Hnmbugs are not all disposed of yet.
Be not deceived.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-05
Confidence DESTROYED.

Some of the .'old lne' Democratic leaders in
this county, have shown themselves TO be utter
y reckless. inconsistent and corrupt as to destroy
confdeuce in them. "Puhlc confidence is the
basis of politics we'll as of the credit system
This being so some of the leaders to which we
refer must be bankrupt in politics. For example.
In Brimfeld they argue against the constitution
ality of the Maine Law; in Rootstown they claim
that the Democratic party is in favor of the
Maine Law; in Charlestown they get up the ab-
surdly false claim that the Democrats last winter
would have passed the Maine Law, but for WA:gs
aud Free Soilers. In their County resolutions,
they take ground against the Maine Law, and
nominate rum-sucker for the Legislature. and
their candidates all over the State are declaring
against the Maine Law. a--
The people wide awake, and are on the
track of these inconsistent gentlemen. All public
confidence in them is destroyed.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-05

FROM the Portage SsntinsiI Il
Mr.. EplroR:-Sir: 1 understand that very ma
ny persons have been msled by the Ohio Star
in regard to the power the President of the Senate
has in the passage of law. / only desire to dis
abuse the public mind by stating that, in no case
has the Lieutenant Governor the power to cast a
vote upon the passage Of a bill. a
81. Yours, RANSOM A. GlLLETT. e
Sept 81 1858. s-. l.-,9.-~47
The Constitution itself affulds the best answer
to the above. :. ~ s- r. s.- -e--
The new Constitution Of the State of Ohio, Art.
III. Sec, 16, says: - -.
THE Lieutenant Governor shall be President
of the Senate but shall Uote only arhea the Senate
IS equally dirided." ..,>-s
There are a variety Of ways known TO the RI
dculous machinery of parliamentary usage, by
which bill may be defeated in its various stages
Of progress through either house. On all these nu-
merous questions and motions so we'll known to
parliamentariAns by which bill may be defeated
before reachng its final reading, the Lieutenant
Governor has the casting vote. No man knows
this better than Senator Gillstt. But he of course
has no intsntion rnislead. The only difficulty is
| Much learning hath made him mad" t-
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-05
Mortified. Sent. ae. 1859.


J. MATHEWS. Esq.-Sn-Y our letter of the
Path inst, subscribed by you as the Senatorial
Committee of the Free Democracy of Summit
county, has been received. In that letter you re-
quest me to furnish you for publica ton with an
swer to the following interrogatory. I'm the
event of bill being brought before the Senate dur
ing the next two years having for its object the en-
actment into law of the essential features of the
o-called Maine Law, would you if elected to the
Senate give such bill your cordial and earnest
support" You also say that such answer ''if
given without delay will have its influence on the
action of of the political parties in this county
at the ensuing election" My answer is that the
Democratic party which put me in nomination
had no such plank in its platform as Maine Law
or anti Maine Law; and have no right were
disposed to do. to Introduce any new element Of
controversy into the canvass. In the event sug
gested, my action would conform to the ssnt
| ments of n majority of my constituents in ac
| cor danoe with we'll known and cardinal
principle of the Democratic party.
Yours, truly, GEORGE LILLE.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-05
Toe the marhr

Leverett w. Cochran, your attention. for a mo
ment. if you please.
You were nominated by the old line Democra-
oy the 3rd inst, candidate for the Legisla
ture. 1t is important that the People understand
your position in regard to certain matters,
We, therefore, Charge,
lst. That you not Temperance man-that
you are not identified with the cause-that you be-
long to temperance society-that you neith-
eli putting forth any effort trying to exert any
influence in hshalf of the great temperance enter
prise.
2ud. That you are an occasional, if not habit
aol drnker of ardent spirits.
3rd. That you are opposed TO the Maine Law,
and if elected 10 the Legislature will use your in
fuence, and cast your vote against it.
We make these charges at this time, that you
may have chance to refute them. if you can, be-
| fore the election.
Ifyou do not do it, we give you fair notice, that
we shall take them TO the ballot box and use them
against you on the 11th of Ootober-for all true
Temperance men, whether Democrats, Free Soil
ers or Wings, are determined that no drinker of
rum no opponent of the Maine Law, shall repre-
sent or nlisrepreseut this county in the next Leg
islature. Ohio Star Sept. 21.
OF the above Mr.. Cochran has taken notice,
of course the charges stand confessed.
The Sentinel notices the third charge, but en-
tirely passes over the first t,0o! The Sentinel
however does not deny the third charge, but real
Iy admits it by saying that MIR. Cochran in regard
to the Maine Law stands upon the platform the
convention which nominated him. and all know
that that platform is not in favor of the Maine
| Lawi
Now temperance democrats, you who, as you
hnye talked among your neghbors, have pledged
your entire action to temperance, who have avow-
ed that you would support none but Maine Law
men, look at this and ponder. --,. =.
Leverett w. Cochran is charged, 10 time to re-
ply before election: .-- IA ..rsz .sr
1st. That he is not temperance man.
2ud. That he drinks rum.
3rd. That be is opposed to the Maine Law, and
if elected will vote against it.
These charges neither he nor his friends deny.
How Maine Law Temperance democrat,
without sacrifice of all his consistency vote for a
man in such position? The question answers it.
self.
No true sincere man, can or will DO it.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-05
ss1CWelS!,1

1t is snid the greatest compliment you can pay to
an nuthor is to quote from his works. The Sent-
mel is doing the Star overmuch honor in this res
dscs Last week it had string of quotations.
"Jewels," it is pleased to style thenr culled frons
the Ohio Star, the whole making very pleasant
and pretty column in the Sentinel, really the only
readable column in it. As the Ohio Star Is not
copy rlghted it is expected that the refined taste
of the editors of the Sentinel will induce them Of
en- to Gull "iewels" from the Star, to give lustre.
to their otherwise leaden columns. q