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DAfer much inquiry, friend Nelson, VIC have
found out who that waerwillan chap was that you
discovered on the day Of Excursion. His dady'8
mother was an uncle to his aunt Peters brother Sal
nephcw's forty second cousin Bob, that long short
handy legged, squnt- eyed, pgcon-toed, numbscull
subscriber to the dcfunct Piketon Democrat that i;
noted for having butted the Bull off the Bridge.
Any more queries George? If any one wishes tc
know who the chap was yOu can now inform them
yourself
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NOTICE.

IIA HE undersigned hereby gives noti;e to all
II whom it may concern, that his note dated
some time in March last, and PAYABLE on tho
first of Sept. 1854, to James Thompson, calling
for three hundred dollars. But whereas tho said
(James Thompson is to take a certain mare in
part pay on said note this noticeis is therefore Civ
Ell to notify the public that upon the condition
that the said mare shall be taken, only viii l
pay said note.
AMOS GARRETT.
AuUust q III 23-3v
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BANGOR, Maine. August %.

Fires are raging to terrible extent in
every section Of this country. Damage
to woodland and crops will be enormous:
buildings burnt in Kenduskeag, Cornilh,
Charleston Garland and other townships
In many pacec the entire population is
fighting the fire. In Garland township il
is said a whole family living some dis.
tance from any other house, are entirely
surrounded by flames and no means oil
escape. 1t is not known whether they
are dead or alive.
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The Small Note Law,

On and after the lst of October next,
no bills issued by banks of other States,
of less denomination than ten dollars,
can legally be circulated in Ohio. We
see the Cincinnati Banks have held a
meeting, and have taken steps to meet
the emergency. They will commence
discarding the prescribed class Of notes
on the 1st September, in the following
order: Notes of the Bank Of Albany, al
New Albany; Bank Of Albion, at Albion
Bank of America, at Morocco; Bank O
Atica; Bank Of Bloomington; Bank O.
Elkhart; Bank of North America; Bank
OF PerrysviIe; Bank of Rensselaer,; Bank
of Rochester; Bank of Syracuse; Bank
Of Warsaw; Delaware county Bank
Drover's Bank. at Rome; Exchange Bank
Greencastle; Farmers Bank, Jasper
Kalamazoo Bank, Albion; Kentucky
Stock Bank; Lagrange Bank; Laure
Bank; Plymouth Bank; Public Stocl
Bank; Salem bank; Shawnee Bank, At
tica; Wabash Bank, at Neville; Wa
bash Bank, a, Jasper; Traders Bank, a
Nashville; will not be bankable after tn,
( lst September,
Notes of all the Virginia banks will b,
discarded after the lth September.
Notes of all Indiana State Stock Banks
not enumerated in the first class, will b.
discarded after the 20lh Sept.
All other foreign bank notes to be dis
carded after the lst October. %. Stat
Journal.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

BENEFICIAL RESULTS Invariably fol-
low the administering of STABLER'S ANO-
DYNE CHERRY EXPECTORANT in cases
of Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis Asthma, Group,
and Throat and Lung complaints generally. 1t
is not claimed that it will cure in all cases, but
none have come to our knowledge where it fail
ed to give relief while at the same time thou
sands of instances have occurred where its ei-
fects have been so marked that they hav been
widely noticed and commended The plAR'
RHG CORDIAL, it is candidly believed, is un-
eaualled in diseases of the bowels, and its cura-
tive properties have been wonderfully expert
enced in numerous cases. Therefore, you are
advised to make trial of the "good medicines
should you or your family require their aid
See descriptive pamphlets to be had gratis o
the agents. Price of each, only 81 cents per bo
tie, or six bottles for $3.50:
f. IL, STABLER & CO., PRorRIEToRs,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, BALTIMORE.
JAMES II. C. MILLER, Agent for Jackson Co.
Wholesale AGENTS.
JOHN D. PARK, Cincinnati R. L. SELLERS
Piltsburg, ]. II. PATTERSON Co. Wheeling.
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The American House, q. W. WhlIman
Proprietor, still continues to entertain his
numerous guests, in that good style he
has ever been noted for. His house is
well furnished, and is well calculated to
entertain all that call there. If you wish
a good warm meal, go to the american,
and my word for it, you will come away
well pleased in every particular. We
shall, by invitation, make stop with him
for another week.
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Sciolo q Mocling valley Mail EOad

SciOtO & Hooking valley Rail Road.
q Ross, Wholesale Grocer, Portsmouth, of
-. fers his large assortment of Groceries, DC,
to Merchants and Others of Jackson, and adjon-
ing counties, who may visit Portsmouth for sup
plies s. R Ross, will give prompt attention ia
the receipt of Goods and Groceries, arriving by
River, and forward them by the first train and
will also attend to the sale or forwarding OF Pro,
duce Pig Iron, Grain, &c, arriving by cars
charges low.
o. Orders promptly filed, and letters of in
quiring, as to our market or other business, mat
ters, answered carefully. Address,
S. r. ROSS, Portsmouth.
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We would respectfully inquire if any
body has heard anything of certain
measure called the homestead bill, since
congress adjourned? We predicted the
fate of the Homestead bill from the be.
ginning, and are not in the least disap.
pointed that it was killed off, and that in.
tentionaly.-JOurnai.
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G. MArEs, Executor.
BY h. G. HOFFMAN.
M-9DME. G% AMHo

EN lots No l08 and 109 in the town Of jack
son with two story Frame House, well fin
ishcd, and consitng of six rooms a double
Porch, good cellar, first rate well of excel.
lent water, and all out buildings necessary. All
situated within a few rods Of the Cincinnati,
Hillsborough d Parkersburg, Railroad, and be.
ing on the corner of Water and Bridge streets,
opposite of the Depot Location. Also a five
acre lot within one hundred yards of the shove
described premises, FoR TERMS apply at this
office, or to A. Walterhouse, on the premises.
Aug. 3lst '5l 23-6m
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q Would inform the citizens of Jackson, that
4 have 100 acres of excellent pasture, with
plenty of water, short distance below the De-
pot. This pasture has been kept up during tho
season, and is now excellent Those wishing
TO pasture their cows can have them driven to
town every evening N. w. VANCE,
AuouSt 81, '54 23--
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Attachment Notice.

A T my instance, a writ of attachment was
"A issued on the 18th of August, 1854, by T.
N. Howell, Justice of the Peace, for Lick
Township, jackson county, Ohio, against the
goods, chattcls. right s, credits, moneys and ef-
tects of Eason Fitzgerald, non resident debtor,
Of said county, which case will be heard on the
ID day of October, 1854, at | o'clock, at said T.
N. HowclPs Office. Il. II, MATHEWS.
August "a, '54 22-4w
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VI The difficulties oi the unprincip led
hack in these times are manifest. The
miserable Slave Democracy of the North
see the hand. writing on the wall, and the
trouble is how to avoid their fall. Here.
totore they have arrayed the almost un
broken force OF the Irish and Catholic
vote against us, and have succeeded by
that means in carrying all doubtful dis
lrictS throughout the country, This anti
Republican and unchristian course has
at length aroused counter feeling, be
getting state Of things which creates
much trouble in the camp oI the doughta-
ces. On one side stand The Temperance
men and Know Nothings; on the olher
the Rummies and Bishop Hughes Catho'
licks. The Statesman, being under piou,
Protestant management is desirous o
holding on to its old friends and at the
same time securing an interest with the
conservative portion OF the community
such at least as are opposed TO secret so
cietios. And for that purpose charge;
that the Journal is the organ Of the Know
Nolhings. As to the organship, we nei
ther admit or deny. II we speak the sen
timents of this mysterious body, it is
clearly by accident, and may be set down
as a strange coincident, for we have nc
knowledge OF their organization, are nc
way connected with the society, and
"know nothing" Of its principles or aims
that is not common to the whole public
But were we TO make choice of our chris.
tan feelings (such as have been devel'
oped would clearly lead us TO prefer the
Know Nothings, so far as we understand
them, to the StateSman'S chief associates
the Rummies and Bishop Hughes Jesuits
%. S. Journal.
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Hon. +. II. Junasseen, State Treasurer,
of Wisconsin. who lost two children a
year or two since, by the burning Of his
house, when the little creatures perished
in the flames, has within the last fortnight
lost, byAcholera, his three remaining chill
dren, and brother and sister.
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Judge Spooner, Of Cincinnati, has de-
cIdau tar new liquor law TO be constitu
uouat 1t was argued at great length
before him, and his opinion was given
after mature reflection. The case will
be taken 10 the common pleas.
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(ETThe Methodist Conference will as
sembe>at Portsmouth in few days. The
Tribune is fearful that the Preachers will
have to hunger and thirst after some other
things besides righteousness, iflhey tarry
long in that neighborhood, owing to The
drought.
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The Wing Convention OF Gallia coun,
ty recommended Judge SIMEON NASH
as "a candidate to Congress from thai
District. lie is one Of ablest men in
Southern Ohio, and would do credit tc
the post
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The Albany Argus says: The New
York Tribune kaowS that Congress has no
more "Iegislated slavery into" Kansas
and Nebraska than it has legislated into
New York or Vermont.
70 which the Syracuse Chronicle re-
plies:
Clearly not. When a farmer orderS
the fence taken down between his hog.
yard and his field Of corn, he does not
order the hogs into the corn-oh, no
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A9GA SCHOOL.

glHE undersigned will open a school in the
II Brick School House, in the town Of Jack
son, in Jackson county Ohio, on Monday, the
4th day of Sept. next, to be conducted in the
manner of High School, or Academy Instrue'
ton, will be given in all the various branches
usually taught in academies. 1t is desirable,
that all who wish to attend the school, should
commence with the first term, or as nearly so as
convenient. Males and Females will be admit
ted, but no small scholars will be received.
Terms-Four dollars for n term of three
months. S.H. HURST,
August a, 81 %
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Fusion -OLDS, the traitor, in a late
speech at Columbus, warmly urged 'fu.
sion Of bunker pro-Slavery Wings and
bunker pro-slayery Democrats. How
these Neb-raScais hate tusion-over
the left !-P0riage Democrats.
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NEW GO obs.

n NJ, MARTIN, opposite the Isham House,
eD wishes to inform the public and his old
customers in particular. that he has Just Toceiv-
ed a new stock of goods, which though not very
large, he thinks are well selected, and shall be
sold at the lowest possible price to save. Call
and examine and satisfy yourselves OF the fact.
August 81, '54. 23-
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The Books Boys.

Thesewell known and world.rcnowned Ethiopian
performers, gave two Concerts in this place last week
Old Mat cant be beat on the Banjo, and Bill is un-
equaled by any performer in the U. S. Mr.. Parker,
the Shaksperean Clown, is only cquslcd by Dan.
Rice or the great Bobby Williams.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

MEssRs. MATHEWS and LARD--Gentlemcn--
Through the unsolicited kindness of some friend
| find my name announced in your paper as a
candidate for the office of Probate Judge, and
believing as do, that this is an important of
fee to the people, and that it requires. a person
of far more legal attanments than possess. to
discharge its duties; deem it a duty which
owe to myself and to my friends, to request the
Withdrawal of my name-hoping that some 9th
er person better qualified to discharge the du.
ties of the Office, may be selected.
GEO NJ. ADAMS.
Jackson Aug. 3Ist, 1851.
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For the Jackson Standard.
ENIGMA.

ENIGMA.
am composed of IA letters.
Ny all, IA is walking stick
Ny |, 6, 10is one of the four elements
of creation.
NV 5. 7, 8 is an intellectual being
My 4, 5, 7 6, 8 is the finest organ any
creature possesses
My 5, 6, l3 IA is a sort OF grain
My 6, II, II is tavern
My 7, 8, 4, 8, 10, II is pretty color.
My 8, 7, 5,3 is a plantation.
My 8, 10. II is an useful vessel.
My 10, 12, l3, IA is sci before all man.
kind.
My II, 12, 8, IA is what all wish 10
obtain.
My l2, l3, 10, IA, is piece of land
My 13, 12, 6, / is mans name
My IA, 8, 4, 5, 7, 10, IA is a supporter
My whole will soon be an enterprisng
place in Jackson Co. Now being pretty
far advanced toward completion.
w. w. f.
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GREAT FIRE AT MILwAUKE.-One Of
our citizens has just received despatch
stating that an awful fire is raging al
Milwaukee, and that already half mil.
lion OF property is destroyed. We shall
look for the details with painful interest.
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LihertY TOwmshipA Ahemd-. Big ApI

Mr.. James Peterson Of Liberty township this
county, laid upon our table two large Liberty Ap
pies" the largest weighing Is ouuces-measuring
10 inches in circumference, the smallest l3l ozs.
and ll34 inches. Weight Of both, one lb II x ozs,
Bring on your Big Apples.
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C. V. CULVER, Esq, of Hooking Co.,
late editor of the Columbus Elevator,
has been nominated as an independent
candidate Ior Congress in tina, District
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0HrA mother and daughter about IA
years old, were found dead drunk, in a
back street in Cincinnati, and taken to
the watch house. 1t vi as bad sight.
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nELEGATE CONYEsTION.

The Wings of Jackson county, are re-
quested to meet at the usual place OF hol-
ding elections in your respective town
ships, on
Saturday Sept. 9th at L o'clock
P. NJ, to choose delegates to attend the
Congressional Convention to be holden,
at Portsmouth, on Thursday the l4th Of
September 1854, to nominate candidate
r'to represent this district in the next Con
| gress.
It That the basis for choosing delegate;
4ashall be one delegate for every one hun
2 dred Wing Votes polcd at the last Gov
ernorS election, and one for each tractor
II of fifty, and to each township not having
v one hundred, one delegate. The repre-
q h.
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us. H. PARvIS, No. &C. 4th St., is our author
iaed Agent TO procure Advertisements and subscnP
6Ous.
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Potatoes are selling for two dollars ~
bushel at New York. Tomatoes are sci.
ling in Columbus at one dollar per bush.
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Land For Sale,

.ON Saturday the 23d day of Sept. next, at
~ o'clock p. NJ, Twill offer for sale at the
door of the court house, in the town of Jackson
in Jackson county Ohio The following land,
in said conuty belonging to the heirs Of VIM.
Mapes decd, to witt The south west quarter of
sec. "a, town 5,& range 20, containing l52 acres.
Terms of sale-one third cash, one third in one
year and residue in two years with interest from.
day of sale.
c. MARES, Executor.
BY h. G. HOFFMAN.
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Administrators Notice.

NaENaNleE NWeAey'S ESIdEe.
NOTICE is hereby given, that The SubScri-
" Der has been appointed and qualified as
Administrator on the estate of Nathaniel Swe-
ney, late of Jackson county Ohio, dec'd
ROBERT SWEENEY, Admir-.
AuUust a. '54 23-3w
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Thursday, Aug. 81, 1854.

Advertisements intended for insertion
in the tESTANDARD,n - must positively
- handed In previous to 3 O'Clock,
r. NJ, OH Tuesdays.
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.jCLNCINNAEI MARKET.

CINCINNATI, Aug. ESP. M.
Flour has advanced to $8, l0@8,25.
Oats 35c.
Wheat y SOC.
Whisky 28c.
Bacon shoulders at &c, and sides 6lc
Mess Pork $3.50.
Lard is held at l00llc for prime bb
and key.
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CATTLE MARK EFT.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. &c.
A large number of Beeves were offered
to-day, but the stock was generally infe-
rior. The total receipts Tor the week
reached 4,500 head. Prices are shade
lower, with sales at 81 so to 50, so. Elk.
ira Ohio brought $3.50 to SO 50.
Sales of Swine at $4 so TO SIS.
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The indeialigable LOmerline has just
sold a History of Turkey" from his
pen, TO the proprietors Of Paris daily
newspaper, for .Cl,3O0 sterling
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IN OLD WEDDING RlNG.-The wed.
ding ring of Martin Luther was brought
year or two since 10 New York bN
Charles SLuther, Iineal descendant oI
the retormer. The present King ofPrus.
sa offered 5000 lhaIers, about y 800
for il, but was refused On the inside is
inscribed "Dr Martin Luther to Gather.
lne Won Buren, June l3, 1876"
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The North Ohio conference Of the NJ.
f. Church is now in session at Tiflin,
Bishop Simpson presiding.
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The Wings OF Massachusetts held a
very large convention in Boston, on We'd.
ne>day last, and renomnated Hon En-.
ory ashburn for Governor, and Hon
VIM g PIunkell for Lieut.. Governor. -
Strong anti Nebraska resolutions were
adopted
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IT, G9aA99 g CO.,
Wholesale Shoe Warehouse.


Pittsburgh Penn.
VIZ GUILD call the attention of country
w Merchants, 10 their immense stock e.
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps and Leather.
Consisting of over four thousand cases,
Boots and Shoes, of every variety and style,
for Ladies', Gentlemens', Misses, Boys and
Childrens'
Fall and Winter Wear,
Direct from tho Eastern Manu- facturers, hav-
ing been purchased at the lowest possible rates,
principally for Cash, with great care in the
selection of quality and sizes adapted to the
Winter Trade. We can offer superior induce
menls to purchasers, as we are determined not
to be undersold by any Eastern or Western
house.
Buyers will find it to their interest to call
and examine our extensive assortment before
purchasing.
August 81. '54. 90
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Administrators Notice.

David K. JoneS'S Estate.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscri-
~ bers have b zen appointed and qualified as
Administra tors on the estate of David X. Jones,
late of Jackson county Ohio, decd.
JOHN JONES, and
JANE JONES, Adm'rS,
August 81, '54. 23-3w
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ODD Last Lent the Roman Catholic
Bishop OF Perigeux issued a decree "a
gainst bad books, and at the head OF the
list stands the Bible !!
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Damps i'm n We'll.

Peter Morgan, Well Digger, came very near losing
his life few days since, by entering well he was
digging for Mr.. NJ. Shower Of this place. After de-
scending, he discovered that there was damp, but to
what extent he could not then tell, whereupon he
called to the man above to lower him lighted cnn
dle-this was done, but was extinguised Immediate
ly on reaching the bottom Of the we'll which was some
81 feet deep. Mr.. Morgan, seeing his danger fast
ened himself to the well bucket with belt which
was around his body, but the effect Of the damps
was upon him that he had not the power To
get into the bucket. Those at the windlass, aitel
calling to him several times suspecng danger raised
the alarm when several citizens repaired to the place
and drew the sufferer out lie was perfectly nsensi
BILE, but by restorativives was brought to from hi
apparently death-likc situation. Hc has though en-
tirely recovered This should bea warning person
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GJ-Whilst on visi. to Portsmouth, last week, we
had the pleasure Of calling on our worthy little friend
NJ Goldberg, Wholesale g. Retail Clothicr. His
Stock Of Clothing extensive and is offered at very
low prices. We would particularly recommend our
readers to this establishment where they are sure Of
bargain as they will find James MQuality, the
clever little clerk always at his post
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Administrators Notice.

Estate of John Y. Watson.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the under.
" signed has been appointed and qualified
as Administrator on the estate Of I0rfe Y. Wat
son, late of Jackson county, Ohio Gec d. -
AARON WATSO.T, Admir-.
August 81, '54 23-3w
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"MoRE LIGHT

JACKSON G. H. oHIoy
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BY order Of the Central Committee
j. W. LAIRD. Secty.
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---...vnury BaIsam,
F" Purifying Extract,
always Ready Relief,
/" Ronovating Resolvent,
4" r. Regulators,
-'' Circassian Balm,
|" Medicated Soap,
| eller's Cough Syrup,
&" Vermi(uge.
/" Liver Pills,
icLane's Pills,
4" Yermifuge,
pvereign Balsam Pills,
Ibule's Balsam Syrup,
fier's Petroleum or Rock Oil,
Iayne's Ague Pills,
" ,Sanative Pills..
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Pasture for Stock.

August 81, '5l 23-3w
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-10-05

benefit to the Wings, and is now closet
ed with such men as Vance in opposi-
ton to true men and honest principles.
All kinds Of means win be attempted
BY these unprincipled men to elect their
ticket. Tickets as spurious as the men
will be circulated in large numbers, and
nothing that fraud and chieanery can
accomplish win remain undone. 1t
therefore stands every Wing in hand to
90 to the polls and defeat the object Of
these wire-workers. Relying upon the
inactivity of the Wings, a great effort
is being made to bring out the full
strength of the Democratic party, for
the purpose of electing this so-called
peoples Ticket" They have been
secretly at work for some time to over
throw the Wing party in this county,
and it now remains with the Wings
whether or not they shall be successful.
We call upon every Wing in the county
to go to the polls and do his duty and
prevent the election of such men. Old
Gallia has always been right-let her
remain so and not be disgraced by the
election Of dishonest men to Office. All
that is needed is a turnout on the part
of Whigs-if you fail, all is lost.