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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06

ALBERT II NIcOLAY, Alcuoneef
GREAT PEREMT DRY CO n "
VI UAT1ON SALE OF THE BALANCE Of
VALUABLE BUILDING Lors and COTTAGE SITES,
In the VILLAGE Of WEST FLUSHING, . ,
Only NewYork and the line Of the Newfork and
Albert II NIcOLAY will eel on
On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, Oct II and r. a. ii o'clock
a NJ the ground,
THE BALANCE OF 800
VALUABLE AND CHOICE BUILDING SITES
Tb. village Handsomely sifused the line Of the williams
bu Psnkoad five and half miles from
New.York mile from the Flushing steamboat landing
stages Wiarnsburgh Flushing the property every half
hour the NeYok and Flushing Railroad TO be completed ~
me M Jsnory nuns through H. and has is depot the
will thus be brought within twenty 70 twenty I'VE
minutes Trains expected 70 run honry from a
tl M at low Of Communication BY this means
Flushing will be easier Of than the upper part oil New
York.
immediate vicinity the completion OF which
must value OF this property 100 70 20 per cent
The location healthy and elevated aud command me pros
p.t The and avenues which from 60 to 100 feet VIDE
and grated In the bs manner az the expense Of
the p donated the village handsome
Park inOsng natural and romantic lake OF pure
sIringwafer ....- 49,. ...,.
ADVANTAGES FOR RESIDENCE,
AND OFFERING SAME OPPORTUNITY FoR
SAFE AND PROFITABLE ENLISTMENT OF CAPITAL,
has We been offered 10 the Public
The ssle VIII be positive and without reserve.
Terms will be liberal The title ia objectionable printed ao-
strsct will be furnished each purchaser
Fe kes for ground day Of sale for
visiting por the day sale BY the Enoc
D.an LEAVING Island City leaving Fulton Market slip
NJ Maps other information be had Of the Auo-
"'"'''' wv BARKER ELLIOTT. Is NAssau-st- or
j. c SANDER No Nsssau-st.
Should rain nioned days Of sale the sale will
II The next d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06

An Trpre Train Of Passenger will lesve savannah every
Tuesday snd SATURDAY at - O'clock PM amer the ari,ei
M the feeuhius Columbus the ext morn
ina o'clock Montgomery he same day ~ fs9ny
from savannah 20 McntgomeFnaAns Il hous les "i
travel thar by any other route. .,-o
Fare from New York Savannah. W 90
Fare from sayann.h Monigomery............ IL -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06

A. NJ HrswIs ASetiOaer nj, c.,
DY BANGS, BROTHERS d Co-ifsoe SAie'
I'D A.. Va Park-ruv


-. v y.s AxTVEEP 5Os, Asctlonse-
A rcTfON NOTICE.-Large Sale Of Hardware,
"A c: I :. sss Ss &c eu f1s.fs
css cher shelf Good ossIsd A 'rs s val e .Ga n
see Of damaged Cutlery &c &c Trn,4 months Catalogues So~
ready fS :
A C. TUTTLE- Aucsioneer.
AUCTION sALE.-Wi be sold at auction on SAT
n URDAY, Oct at 10 O'Clock " ct 80 q Chsmber. al
Garden sescs AID srs variety Of foEsr seeds se &c
he d Lev T :: sI5s lsf d eli. By Of
II II LEEDS & Co, Aaei one-r, -
LINE ARTS.-WILLIAMS, STEVENS q Will
CAS- I Ia S6R ihSSSP PA HshHd
P D. No 2 M "a d rSSo
Mem, WILKINS STEVENS WILLIAMS asitered By
teend which viii include he wos Of borsnd DoTssy Oxford
9s T ssRDS .d scr 1mscsn sad Fofsn
Artirs Of distinguished repEtsiion ,,., ...I.
tsnon Of the public purchasers from all part Of the nied
h gOgo;ss to P1s .S Ss s5, S o 1 Us 81 af
chase or bleskiBs GeDtens GALLERIES. and 70 Prs;s1i
m AZ ., ri. de Of the Asnt the cooperation or lead
as ~ yreb,, Nd ss WOO rarely be open he
body believed th's the plan WI % fully me,
those The ebc mus derive from such az sSpo.o9 The
i saoTS ~ . named Il the sbovs tRsii sr,
nan the number and quality Of ne ge1,s. ,,saa az
invite the those of the other to the sale no" an
and psinns. will ready for examination wsss
Sssi :, 70 ii he 'i aSeon!e Of WILLIAMS STEVENS Will
II1Ms No $50 Broadway
FURNITURE, FANCY GOODS, and PRINTERS,
i MATERIALS At ACCTIoN-BRASCH &MeDoSNELL vii
sell On THURSDAY the 9th inst At Their sales Rooms - l
assortment Rosewood and Mahogany Furniture IN
for Psrlosnd Chaubers Sofas Chairs Tete aties Marble
Tor Iaea Bureaus Washsnd Etsgees Secretary Library
Looking glasses Oh Painting Engrssin loet oo
China Nssss and Mantle Ornaments $780,, r.,--,,.
Secondhand Furniture Extension and Matcb Dhns Iole
Sofas Bedsteads Bedding. Chairs &c &c.
o PrpteT Materials Patent Presses Fonts Of Plea
and Fancy Gard Type, Cases, Rules Leads, &c &c
JOSEPH HEGEHAs Auetioueer
FRIDAY, Oct 7, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at No. Ioi
Ws.bpgton Household Furniture Brussels and lnsran Car
nets Ru mahogany Bureaus and Wthssnds C1srs BedeadA
Esf,rest nahogany Bedstesds Coekery Stoves &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06
DR RAINING MEDICAL and MECHANICo

DSURGICAL INSTITUTE No. "A Msrcerss- r-Pcs tse
OF Chronic aud for the application VI he bedy
Braces spno shoulder Brace spinal Props Brace na I've
Puinonary Digestive Spinal and femse Compa n
and Tor Rurtes Dropping and Ic Tor the support 81
ladies enceut and during eonhnemeot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06

TKHH INV BROAD GAUGE kUUIb BIZ
1COOs TWEEN NEW YORK sd NIAGARA FALLS
cSAkplLGuA and SlA6ARA FALLS RAILROAD OPEN
Espres IrsiDs le.ve the Fails III, A n sna tPN Mi
Trsis lszves a. l1jeAN
Mall fran ss.s Car AZ AGA q g' Al coraccras With EA'
and N Trains the Cz1.n
Rsilroass; sad Se~loFk General
R.ilrosd a Ha-ssts and CznxuSaixaA
rsckCss Be- The CGccs he The
F.Is and Csnnndsigua saa >eYcrk sad
En- Rsrs4 Company the st Of p-kaes Nd Dew
q AID erosi<sy. Se~-iork
n B-Basssse checked sh-oase No ss.s.. ssr handHas
SAM SROWN. S1perint-r2rnf
sup.,iVseens. ocs ard " Y. r r, csnaaassaA SEPT
tasa w w PALMER Arert is5 Broadway Ss~York.
Al. g. l-A.,n ma Rriahlr Rata lSaY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06
NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD

IN Trains leave pier foot Of Duanest. a. follows
DAY EXPRESS at . A. NJ fof Ounknk and bunsio 49,.
MAIL Al 81 A Dunkrk and bunaio, and uterr,ediats
stations BY train will ren.n night e. any sta
ron between Corning and proceed the next morn
ing =, ALL. .,a III ,,..r
mediate stations
WAY at 50 NJ for Delaware and all internedse siaion'
NIGHT EXPRESS A. 5 p. NJ, for Duukirk and Buffalo
EMIGRANT NJ for DunkTk aud 81 intermediate s'a'ons
On Sundays only express train, a r VI, n,
road for Cincinnati Chicago SC and a. bsasS WIN
Cleveland Ssndusky Toledo DeSon
"a Cbic,go CHARLES MlNOr Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06
Z MILLS AgthE' No u oouI'I'"I -
NTFW YORK and CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP

NETWORK and CALIFORNIA sIEA Aad,
~ LINE via NICARAGUA-Ths Accessory Transit company OF
proureto Through ADJ Of the Mail Oay Lane
svr through Tokets including the Isthns Crnt Ie Ie"
honI1 Fpgne stenship STAR OF The IVES 200 tnn burden
viii leave from Pier No R. AZ Selccs NJ pr-esey oi
Gan HAN DBL NORTE THURSDAY Oct: ~ eonnecllns
,S - ,ev ard fvon steamship SIERRA NEVADA 100 TONS
bnyden over the NICARAGUA TRANSIT hOUIE oayns ous
These steamers are nnuP1sou
b accommodations For nformon OF PAsaso
apply only HARLEs MORGAN Agent NO . DOWNS e
NOR IJyFPOOI-Steamship ANDES-This pow
efl new steamship will sail for the above port
October Passage money $50 for first class pense on ~
accommodation. pToysons ana
10 Included but liquors which can &c ooaneu"
hoard VIII take freight moderate rates Apply 70 r
WAN y CUNARD No Bowins-He
CTEAM BETWEEN NEW-fORk and GLAouoW
sud 40 h0rsepo hooett
C,.is Commander viii sail from Newfors of oi-so" on
SATIrRDAY Sh November At u o'clock nOon -
FrsfCa bin STATE Roomsl
lMidship State Rooms
Second Cabin.
Ihnd OIees..'' ......i,. e.. i..nd.d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Fal Arr

menf-Traiu leave Chsmbesst daily for Albany and Troy
Nvyork 20 and rom and Toy-on and ater MONDAY
Oct the Trains will eOllo~s
Express ran A. ", through IN hours eounne ""A NORM
ern and Western Irsns
Mail Train A M-rhroush Way Trains Y VI and ?
FTpr.,s Train 4 P M-Accommodation Train al % Z. NJ
For 81 II T. NJ.
10, orskeepS.e Trains st VI and Alo NJ
and Way Freight and Passenger Train At
from 3lst
Tho Tarryowu PeekA aud Poushkeepe Trains stop o. All the
Way Stations a.. -.
SUNDAY MAIL TRAINS at T. NJ from Canals TOR Albany
stopping At eli Way Stations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06

Applyto j. ho't"o-' W -,
Tor BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPION-Ihe =!
il Mail Steamer WASHINGTON capt Z ~ tI' i ~ 49,
.rser will all Tor Bremen touching ~ Southampton 70 a9 me
mail and England anu France on ""
ober @ al o'clock NJ. from pier No North RIVER
OF New-York 70 Southampton or pfsnsn
In saloon
In first cabin lower
cahin..... ...-'.'''''
anerpereuosd surgeon l. attached 10 each steamer
specie delivered 10 HSvre or London
For rasssge fire. ghL Apply 10 -. A. =, 81 =.
=" MOLLFR SAND nIERA Agents, No p solinS
The steamship HERMANN viii succeed the WAsHINGIoN AH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06
Orean Steamers, Nr.

TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP CON-
u PANY-The steamship CRESCENT CITY, Cap,. j. =
scb,pk u be dispatched by this Company or s'-
pa and New. Oe WEDNESDAY,, Oct H. M2P ~ from
Waueus pier Freight NeOrlesns 40 cent? cubic ioo
sreee freight 70 Havana Apply At me
Once No III Westst- corner Of Wsren-H NJ " hoohhio
EOR CALIFORNIA.-INDEPEND OPPOSl-
IT TION IINF-The aud splendid steamship AMERICA
4Otrr. David MITCHELL Commander. will sail from me ioot OF
North Moorest r. p NJ, THURSDAY, Oct % Tor As
pnws This finished and furnished in 70
sy superb Dining saloon on the upper
and viii with the and unr vailed stean.nP LIZ
SAM 1000 tuu. VIM 4 Mills Commander, which viii SAIL nom
Panama Immediately after Of the Americas passengers,
direct without stopping At any OF the eredSts
ports Q the Pa, ife. .,...t.
The nce added her former hono won on he Aanc
round the Horn beating all the ps
ever before accomplished By six days IL oonfd nifty expected
thai the this line will b. landed Francisco wan
three days aiding the mails from % days mo
other The ehsr OF tnso
.eame 40 we'll that would be surperuons 70 say
thy superior others or the route io speed ana
They finished snd furnished 10 ex
ceept will be provonrd in the most liberal manner ana
low prices are day through tickets will be Issued
al ri than the MmmotA Monopoly lowest pces 10
VIC and slow steamers
shmu roads being put ~ etceel oior su
reduced per Panama etn ins'
freight OF rage, apply only to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06

N NEW.JERsFY RAILROADs-U. s. NAIL and EArhEoS
IINFsoszb IN HOuIs-Lesye New fork foot o. Co9rt
isudis and "a NJ and u and III Lave raed ~
III. AZ Il NJ Va Ksnsa ston and A. NJ and snd ~
s Of Wslnuf Fare IS 81 80 os seeondcs. N the a ~.
nom Seu Yot and and " from Philadelphia Thfo1sntek
cts d and through bssase carried %, esaoI
Norfolk and ChAea0n IN the AID A ~ ana ~ ta
81 NJ trnDs and certain wah sHa trains oena
time Passengers baggage tho ferry 10 minutes 'ei"is 'ns
tai.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06
A c. TUTrLE- Aue-ioneer.

UCTI0N SALE.-Willb be sold at auction on Sal,
"A URDAY Oct At 10 O'Clock A. " e. 40 % Chsmbesst al
,ss h,jspe OF srse Of Acstura Implements Hardware
rs and ssd AID ssre variety Of Flower Seeds kc &c
40 ese years complete Catalogue Of
furniai.hed day u ale By order Of AsEnee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06

York somervlle and EsstonWnier srrsnsemenfs- aua
1855 PsssensI TYR, viii ls,y. a. 'Glos,rS0t
soeryiIe vsyl NJ Leave Phlsbagh opposite sastoa
at 81 and ~ NJ SPIN Leave someryie twayl at 90 ~
This line trains by the ~ j. HAisoad Company oot
ofCourtlsndtst a. - nil.
Stages connect with from New York follows from Plain
field M Baskenge Sc from Somerie Tor fespaek se@ rom
White House bennington &c rom Ehsson Tor be'dete
''"-'' III PFGRAM, superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06

A ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.-Notice is hereby
oven 20 all persons having claims against samuel hStnes
tho Village OF Lock port In the Coeny OF nAss
nd stse Of francisco In California deceased
hat they requr The duly % ne
he Office of Gardner fthan, IN the 'se "
Iceiport N Y on or before the Isl day Of Alr 1884
JULIA y. HASTiNGs. Adminis,fsifx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06

Al Toledo with trains and Northern lasns
and saons and through chicago and kck
Island Railroad and lnos River forming ne TO 81
Lou
IA Bellevue With Of Mad River and Lake Ere Railroad for
Srdnskv Cv Spr urhed DAYTON Cincinnati Indianapolis ke
with trains OF Mansfield aud Sandasky Railroad Tor
ssnduskv shelby junction, Columbia GAINESVILLE Newark, Ne
r.fon with trans OF Cleveland Columbus aud Cincinnati
Railroad Ter Courbus. Cincinuah and stations - .
sh - In. ri Tske Shore Railroad NewYOFk snd
Rc.ton via RnAao Albany and for Newlork VA ounks
Win rair OF Cleveland spj Pittsburgh Raosd for Pittsburgh rn'
adelphia Baltimore AID WsshnCcn CIty; , 8 ,.,.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-09-28

The meeting at Palmyra of the Portage Coun-
ty Temperance Alliance WAS good ene' and nu-
merously attended. The Indictment weather OF
the morning was unfavora'le, and prevented as
full an afteudaeee rs there would otherwise have
been. Nevertheless there were hundreds present,
and it was good TO be there.
The speaking was good. the spirit of tho meeting
was good. the unanimity and determination mos,
encouraging, the hospitality of the PEOPLE If Pal
myra most generous, the Pic Mic in the grove un-
surpassed in excellence and abundance, indeed
nothing in of, or about the meeting was left to be
desired Mayor Brown excelled himself. His
speech was the theme Of universal commentator
and admiration.
Mr.. Jones approved himself workman not tc
be ashamed. fearless. whole -souled, efliciert
champion of the cause is he.
A better meeting has not been had in the Coun
ty than that at Palmyra.
For details see official Proceedings in another
eloumn.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-09-28
A Question!

Was N L. J. like the money market-tght--
when he was in Cleae'and! No, the insinuation
is not to be tolerated for a moment. He was loose
if we may believe the Forest City, and We do be-
lieve it. The Forest City Of Sept. Oath says:
Portage Sentinel.
"The Editor of the Portage Sentinel admitted to
brother democrat, while in this city, that things
was working in the interior, and that the Peoples
ticket would run the democratic ticket into the
ground He admitted moro than was reported at
The time, as johnson did not wish to take advan-
tag of his candOr Tor greeness) wound his 'phe-
iilks,' among his friends
The expose and confession has created consid-
cradle 'phun' in Portage"
The Sentineiin speaking Of the original statement
of the Forest City says:
..The above is a lie made out of whole CLOTH
Mr. Jeffries thinks no such hing, nor said no such
thing.
That Jeffries les no man here. either friend or
foe has any doubt. But as the Sentinel gives the
Forest City the lie fatty, we ask that paper TO
state the eract language made use of by Mr.. JEFF
fries without any particular regard to its renement
As she admitted more than was reported" there
must be more ':phun'' in the thing. Please let us
have the whole, Mr.. Forest City.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-09-28
The Pittsburgh Strike.

S. Saturday morning, the Jour. Printers OF Pitts
burgh knocked off work. The Dispatch has
nine young women employed in their places
Foster says that he shall be put 10 some incon-
venience for few days, but after that expects
to get on better than ever. To show the njus-
tice of the strikers, his books exhibit the fac,
that each compositor averages $1,000 per week,
good and bad. One steady man earned. during
the past year. 500, although he lost % work
days, making $2,46 per day.
The effect Of the strike will be 10 give en-
pioyment to one hundred young women, and
set seventy five or a hundred Jours. adrifi. This
is one of the sweet fruits Of strikes"
The New York Budget well remalks:-
GAIL the type setting in the country ough,
to be performed by women, and would be SC
..preformed We're there enterprise enough
amongst US TO secure it, and were there suitable
offices in which they could work. Our prin.
ting Offices are in the main the drliest dens in
crestion; we hate TO think Of them. Women
could do nothing in places like these; but SCI
4 them case Of types in dainty, clean room
and their small agile fingers seem at once fo
! niiliar with the s' black ar,.' They will dt
more work and do ii better than mer. because
tits better adapted 10 women than to men,
Men and boys must be altogether excluded from
the type-room. 1t is no place for them; lie, then
work at press, work at the forms, and carry tn
burdens OF the establishment, as is manful an
appropriate, but let women do the type-set
ling"
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-09-28
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

The opponents Of the Maine Law, The enemies
of the Peoples movement, crafty, busy. un-
scrupulous. We call upon every jnst and true
man to be careful, to be thoughtful, to be guar
ded, and be not deceived or influenced by improb-
able, false and deceptive stories.
We are sorry to say that we have such reck-
less and unscrupuIous men to deal With, but so it
s, and this county is filling up fast with iiss of
cry shade and hue.
For exanple Democrats told that the Peo
pies movement is Bank movement, and that the
Ravenua Bank pays expenses.
Free Soilers in one township are told that Wings
n another township will not support the Peoples
ticket; while Wings in another quarter are told
that Free Sellers in some distant part of the Coun-
ty will not vote it.
Thus in different localities, different stories are
told, to reach different circumstance.
We ask all intelligent and trus Maine Law
men, whether they be Democrats, Wings or Free
Sellers, promptly 10 brand these corrupt stories.
That some artfnl faI6ellood will be through
the county, the of election we have no doubt
We speak as unto wise men-be yonr guard
Remember the rumn1es are desperate, and rum
mics be unscrupuous.
Let the frie nds in each township rely upon
themselves to protect themselves from the infu-
ence Of falsehoods-to meet, refute, and promptly
put down, on their own respons sibility all new
eleventh hour stories all imprprobable statements
BeEieve that story tcrong ,rhich ought not to b.
| true.
This is the only charitable, safe, fair, honorable
course.
Satan may transform himself into an angel of Iigh
that he may deceive some. Let not the arch ad
versary, or his co workers. deceive any.
| Forewarned forearmed.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-09-28
B.etTIs and Allen,

The Portage County Temperance Alliance, at
its Palmyra meeting, having recommended Sam
uel Lewis and Isaac j. Allen, as candidates for
Governor and Lieutenant Governor, we shall ac-
cept the recommendation, and shall print our tick
ct with Mr.. Aliens name inserted, unless our
Free Democtatic friends object IF they have OBJ
jections we hope they viii be promptly stated
But we can conceive Of no objection, nor co we
believe there will be any, especially after reading
Mr.. Aliens very satisfactory letter.
We will now 60 further, and earnestly urge
every Maine Law man in the County, without re-
gard TO his political ocations, to vote for Lew
is and Allen, they being the best exponents of that
law now in nomination for the Offices uaned.e
In the language of one of the Palmyra resoiu,
tions let temperance men cast no doubtful votes
Medill. Myers and Barrereat eas,are mum, SO fal
occupying doubtful position, not outspoken ant
reliably plsdged for the law Lewis and AL
len.
Let Temperance men then without regard tt
party, magnauimously strive together and secure
! glorious temperance triumph.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-09-28
Earnem Word.

There remains but thirteen days to the election
We have but one issue more. before that vent
and lest with that, we may not reach all our read
ers in the county, we here give word of earnest
exhortaion to our friends.
A momentous question is about to be decided,
and single vote may determine it. Let every
man feel his individual responsibility. Let every
patriot, every phianlhr.pst, every true, devoted
and sincere man, be active, faithful, persevering'
answering A little sacrifice, true devotion
now, may secure all.
Let the ladies' lend US helping hand. Upon
them how often is visited the frightful, blghting
curse of rum By brothers destroyed, by husbands
murdered by sons forever ruioed, we call upon
sisters, wives and mothers to lend US their coop
Grafton.
Let meetings be held in every township, let
speeches be made, let prayers be uttered, let SER
mons be preached let all that good men and devo-
ted women can do in this good cause be done.
Let not the arts of desperate partisans deceive
and thwert. Let the people rise above binding
partisanship and give TO each other a generous
confidence.
Let every one act from this time, until sun
down on the llh of of October, as though success
depended upon him aIone as indeed it may. Be
brave and fearless for the right. Remember that
safe results always follow upright conduct.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-09-28
MIR. Buekinghau, Declined.

We learn by the last Columbian. that Mr..
Buckingham, who was put in nomination for Lieu
tenant Governor by our State Committee TO supply
the vacancy occasioned by the withdrawal ofJudge
Bssell, has declined. MIR. Buckingham does not
withdraw, says the Columbian, from any disaffec-
ton towards our cause, but the contrary, from
a belief that it will be promoted by his withdrawal
as an evidence of which, he will meet Mr.. Lewis
at Coshoeton on the 25th and labor with him for
the promotion of the cause. The Columbian says
the committee will make;no further nomination,
but will leave our friends to fill the vacancy on the
ticket, each as shall seem best in his eyes.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-09-28

gumentative powers: g. Art. l. Sect. 1, of the
Bill of Rights guarantees the right of acquiring pos
sessing and protecting property, and seeking and
obtaining happiness and safety. Now hell that
every tangible thing, which was the subject of
ownership at the time the present constitution
was ratified, is. most decidedly. by that instru-
ment protected from legislative Invasion and ont
law, and that property invested in cu!tivaing he
grape for the purpose of manufacturing wine, in
the orchard for the purpose of cider, is as much
protected by the fundamental law of the State, as
if it invested iu any other species of proper
ty."
There, that will do Hurry: If you live long
enough, You will be ..the oh Harry"
Probably water is "llsgusiful'' to his Democrat
ic NOMINEES.
So is it with few exceptions. all over the State,
sorry are we TO say If, with democratic nominees.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-09-28
For the Ohio Star.
More Temperance Chips.
By BLAKE.

Religion is matter of the highest concern to
man. The religion of every nation has given col.
and form to all their other institutions. Above
all other subjects religion demands careful and dill
igert houghf. On this of all subjects reason, that
"1ower of the spirit" should be in bright and active
exercise. In short men must be sober to act wise
ly in this great matter. OF what use to talk to
drunken men of Faith, II pc, and Charity. First
make men sober ere we talk to them Of that which
pertains to the soul. The Maine Law will make
men sober-in condition to think-to act out the
conclusions of their reason. Here then is lever
for the minister to take hol1-to bring men into n
condition that hearing, they may act. This law
may be made "fnger to christianity" not finger
only but strong right arm.