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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-29
DOVE 4 CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN DRUGS, mEDI

DOVE Co,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN DIy HES. nrpv
- ClSEs, PAINTS, OILS, krc.,
hffEE for sale In quantities purchaser the folovns
~ articles > 'N''"us
1000 los Extract Logwood, In small boxes
SO kegs Super Carb Soda
10000 lbs white Lead, in kegs
$500 gallons Sperm aud Solar OIL
$50 baskets and boxes
400 gallons Olive OIL, nne
loo ou-ces Herrings Ointment
300 dozen vermnuges
800 gross Matches
boxes Starch. 80 hills Tnpn.,s.
1900 lbs Alum "
100000 Cigars, assorted brand,
10 Lbs O
10 200 genuine Powhatan Pipes
SO bbls Fire Proof Paint
sNp lbs lndestructble Iron Paint
$50 boxes Window Glass
6,oCO prime Smoking Tobacco
go bcxe. Chewing Toh,rco
], 800 lbs. Venetian Red
10 bbs Smiths varnishes
LOO mats Cinnamon
10 gross SeldlitE and Soda Powders
10 bags Alspiee
900 dozen Assorted SOAPS
1000 lbs Prime Black Tonqua Beans
loco lbs Irish Glue
500 dozen Colognes
Together with the
Inhy u0od. Dye snn etc, etc, the
raj terms to town and country trade. S
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-29

GHOwEH Niagara JET Show.
- Baths Plunge Baths Hip and Sponge Baths Bathing Gaps
Bath Brushes, with other Bathing apparatus for sale
my10 BULKLEY co.
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AsFARAops. ...
Bxnr-Long Blood, han,,.
,MaI,iei. French Sugar. Eafiy
BEAss-Large Windsor. Red
Spectlcd valentins, China
white, Six Weeks. Lima. oaro.
Bsoccou-Purpie Cape, Ger.
man. Scotch KAle.
CAhnAos-Ea Early York, Large
York, Or Heart, Early Sugar
LOAF. Early Battersea, Drum.
head do, savoy. Green Curled
Savoy, Plat Dutch, Red Dutch,
Philadelphia.
cAnnor-long Orange, Harly
Horn, Altrfngham.
t. CArurLowrH-Eariy aud late.
cklrAr-white and Red, 3D.
CRnss-Curled.
Crcusnrn-Long Green Early
Plant.
Zoo PLlSr-Purpie.
ESpiys and LEX
LpcERSK skrp.
No seed., except those receive,
kept for sale In our establlshms N
AL orders for Trees, shrubbs- 1
dreth and }. q. sinton. Ian With 1
attended TO. PEYToi
Aren't
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mp ~ ART Prae,l'ed by wHITRHURsT
worldwide repuatpa, gained by assertion, of pre
without roo OF sneh assertions but the contrnry
SSas OF study and practice adopting the
nave 50 rapidly succeeded each other
gained the highest distinction Ar.sl bsarinr OF The
a victory when competing VITA Ae Artists and other
MT W, has tso gained that highest Of all honors the
eohhen and patronage OF the public by the
patrons Who daily topg Gaery kenesss. uLsh
possessors. - ''"NNN'S N~se w 'neu
sereoseopie tkepesse, taken improved manner
EysTy variety Of Cases. Frames on
and AZ the most satisfactory prices. 49, ''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-29

Butter, Hlk, Lard, Dressed Fowls Fresh Meats,
Oysters, Fresh Fish, put up IN L0yes bus.
t,ts, Fruits and Vegetables per lCOh, IS e5
Band Boxes and Furniture per cubic foot, 90 80
EF No charge any article be 25 cents,
apps T. IL GILL stunt
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,Lrrvc.-Esrly oabsare, ROY.
~ do. Crrled India. Rroy
India. ' oo',
| ss.lSos-Nu,m.s and ci,ros.
| OKnA.
neld. "eAhss
PAhsikr-Carled,
IArssr-suKar.
rzs-LandTeih's Extra. r.,.
x Frame, Large Marro.nt
Dsat do, Peruvian do
rrrrrn- PiekiinE, Larre sv..,
PUMPKIN.
hpisn-LonE Salmon To-.
Black Spanish. w
RnublRn.
b1LsATr.
SPinAcH.
souAsu.
TuRsIr-Piat Dutch, Red Ton.
ssrEe Globe, Ru,a Bags, Large
PCT HEsss-Assortment.
from D.Landreth, are offered or
O., from the Nurseries Of d. Ian.
a 4 ,,ns,6ssIlbers, shall be promptly
JOHNSON 4 BROTnER.
or ID. Landreth, l1o Main ST,
Richmond. W..
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Sh,ei engneer and Superintendent.
, - sfiaivND btpsiON ilNk os
K03N,hhS, prAShhIe-This line IL composed Of ~
s6every WEDNESDAY,: '''"" Sk$RS
Schooner SUSAN, Captain g. a. Roger,
wEsrOvER. "a n Ross.'
COURIER. N pn.s'
SHARON, j m NIst.ss,,o,
a, mEhSl TAYLOR, Cyrus Niekerson,
These vessels Of the built for ,h
and have superior accommodations for pas,enEen
They are commanded by experienced Captains we'll
Inv s lue; anu who will spare eIeroL
De osed up and down the river by steam and NAV he
relied On TO sail promptly, rs advertised. ' ~ ' oe
going North or ordering Boston, will ind
iierest TO ship by this " only regular line a,
WI always be taken low by any other vessel,
TO give satifaction. " '''S""'o"u anu poston
We ask and hon, 10 ,pcee.d n, ~,
OF patronage. ~e'~'nins . iuh snare
p me vessels will lie in Richmond Rockets In Boston Al,
h0~es wharf, DAVID CURRIE Richmond, -
jy9o boston, SAgents.
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sfHsf s5RsM e H RSSeS SaSSasssIs


RE receiving their usual supplies Drugs Medicines ohe
IN eAls Dye stus, ac Ao. The An
part their present toct to which they
pletc viz: ~
Best Indigo Paints and Colors; best Nader
White Lead Ccpperas Black Lead; Extract lockwood
Red Lead; Alum and Saleratus
Chrome Green; EPSON Salts
Chrome Yellow; Tartarc Acid
Spanish brown Sp?. Cas- Sous
Venetian Red; English Rem. d Borax
Paris Green; Roll Birthstone nd Sulphur
Prussan Blue; Rotten Stone
vermilion; Pumce Slonv
Lamp Black; Gal coda "
whiting Cinnamon Mace and Eutmegs
Pptiy Pepper, Spice and GipSer
Bakes Patent Paint; Spirits Turpentinei Lnseed OIL
nish Leather varnsh. '' " '
Also large AMI well Of Comb. and Brush
e Fancy Articles Shaving aud Washing Soaps great
all Of the best manufacture. '''
Al popular Medicine, kept hand the
Coantry Merchants Nh, .cians and Planters are
solicited 10 cali and .srniae stock and pToea.
goods. p JOHSsTOS' A PPoTitrp "A
mil
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FRESH STRING AMP SUMNER GOODS.

FRESH SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
nUAHLFS q BHOOhR,
No. 10 Pearl STREET, Richmond, Va.
RsPRCTPULJY beg announce the public they
~ have received Of the largest Stocks SPRING GOODS
opened In this They AneT for sale on the most
accommodating complete assortment Of ever thing in
the Shoe Hat and Bonnet line, enumeration which would
be tedious for adyerisnmen Merchants visiting the city
will please give call determined 10 sell on as good
terms AZ any iouse IN tis or any other market. mh9
AOTICE,-The Partnership conducted By the underlined
IN IL thisd day Dissolved, by mutual consent.
RICHARD HlLL JH, Will all liabilities OF the hrm
ther Of the partners will receive what be due them
RICHARD HILL ia,
BILLY W. TAJLEY.
THE BUBsCRBER in leaving Richmond returns his thanks 20
his friends who conhded their Arm
hopes they will continue their fayoS Mesu HILL RAW
biNus ID. W, TALLEY.
RICHARD hill, ia, EDWARD o. RAWLINGS Al the old
stand Main street below the Banks will continue 10
tranIaot all business in the line General Agents viz Hiring
out Of Negroes Renting out Houses Collecting 81 Claims
RICHARD HILL, ia,
RrcHvoSp. February !, 1s5i-re2
HAISSOLITION OF CO-PARTNEHSHIP.-T
~ nrm o. ELM SMITH CO. this day dissolved BY
tna consent Az persons having claims against the will
please present them for settlement Those Indebted 70 will
make arrangements to their possible
WIN. o. ELAN,
MAROEJJUB SMITH,
AprIitT. A. o. ELAN.
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Tn cnI,NrhX mERCTiiA ~

SPHINE TRADE OF 1854.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
- MERCHANT wEis9ER, No. 119 Main street have re.
ysy and opened the largest and best stock RadyMade
e Their foods manufactured by themselves expressly Tor
@ trade, and viii be sold low they be bought
ret In addition 20 their stock, they will
eeFe IRON heir factory large supplies weekly that
STOCK viii he always fresh and desirable.
Also on hand large stock Of SHIRTs fancy white Fancy
1oo ~ every description; Rubber Goods 81 All Under
DaNer Hosiery otevey style and quality every
other article usually 10 be found in Clothing House.
mh22 o. No i lie msI5 ,t,s.,
Ow FAHE.-Through 10 Dagger's Springs ..... Is 20
10 loIoyingt0n o 70
DO 10 Callahans. .................. %
DO 70 white Sulphur. oil. .......... 7 90
iaesenFers By
ana saturday, at5 p NJ connect In Buehanon with Eueekly
me OF age Tor The above places both going returning
mis- BOYD, EDMOND 4 DAVENPORT.
proved Hay Press, with which three from
hree 70 I'VE tonsof hay day. much attention AT
the late gair and was awarded the highest premium.
nn 1su,o .I ~: BALDWIN RIoSnS,,
HOISEKEEPERs viii ind stock complete As.
- ,s2Itnent o me following articles, atlou prices;
Linen and Cotton Ehestlugu
Bleached and Brown shrting
Bleaehtd and Brown Table Damask
Dama't Tale Clo'hs all sizes
Damask Napkins and Doylas
livery deception 81 Toweling
Bed Tick; summer Blankets
Transparent OIL SIX, for covering Chandeliers
Checked and White Mating, &C.
apps PARKER, BAYLY NIMMo.
hHLRANs suGARs.-iCo hhds, fair to strictly prime 10
" store, for sale by 'T
apo Ell. sKIEKER, csry street,
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vDtNkET AND STAGE LINE.
kchmend to Losngson, IS; fare through
hvtn LJnehburv to Lovingston, %.
Leave richmond at s. T. Iynehburg SIP Boat
thursdays and Saturday. with the
7. NJ 49, - ' . ~s :" N0''"s'"hN u
ketarninE leave Livingston at Tuesdays, Thursday,
u sA.uruays; connect with the Howadsve
rive IN Richmond and Lynehburg morning o'clock.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-29

r.. wM. PALMER.
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. GALLERY, II Main street.
XLmGINIA LIVE Ok RIiIiNinNn Am

sr VmGfNlA LINE or RICHMOND AMI
THS& New York Packeta-This new Home 4r,EIS
&x&v Line Is composed ofhe following vessels, and K2S
-, sais from Neo York erery three davs AN S3Sx1S
owned In the city OF Richmond, viz: NV
Schooner SSsisSa, 0aPfsn' psnieI Dodge.
a, RiChMosD lsAAc Pufnen.
=, pANvlLLE, J. U. Tut.
GnnIn1n oliver ChiehesterJ
A, S.s, William Nelson,
:, InxXSNS0,n,nER w.K, WAppls,
q, innNohBuN', Y. W. Couch,
a, AtMvnASfS O. Q. Ferry,
a, mEM.f YORK, RIM. Adkins,
HESRlCO, Seth ChestsT
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-08-31

ES- PurSAM for September is On our table,
not interior to any OF its predecessors. 1t con.
tains an excellent Portrait of The Author of
Swallow Barn &C." finely engraved on steel
There is in preparation several others which
will no doubt add much beauty to this monthly
and be interesting to those who delight cui.
tlvatlon OF tae fine Arts. Putnam Is now in
its ~ Vol The |, II, and III Volumes com.
prise upwards of 1000 pages of choice Liter
aiure' by eminent writers, equal in quantity to
10 ordinary duodecimos. Either volume may
still be obtained, neatly bound in Cloth, for
S2, or the three volumes for So half mOroc
co SS. Putnam is published monthly at S3
per annum or, 25 cts, n number Address G
+. Putnam d TO. 10 Park Place New York.
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STARK COI'NTy-

The Democratic Transcript (ClntOn, O.) Of the 2Sh,
inst. says:
Last Saturday the primary meeting was held BY the
Nebraska portion Of the Donocratlc party In Canton
township Including the city the aggregate population
being about 900 there pOlled the tremendous
a11lunt OF eighty votes
From what We have been able to learn there were
about 500 votes poled the county-Iast fall Mr. Fea
thor had upward' OF 1000 mj,rty. OF the 500 votes
poled, not over one hall Of them will he cast at the O
o6er election for any Of the Ne6raske candidates,
The result OF the primary meeting is 10 ps conclusive
evidence that the PEOPLE have become heartily tired Of
party driioi being dVen to the alternative of voting
tor demagogues aud imprucipei men or else be read
out Of party
There appears to be determination on the part of
the people to adopt thu old Jeersonan motto as he
capable Is he honesty" without any reference as to what
may have been political antecedents Another idea has
found les way am)ng the people, aud meets with graf
favor aud that's that the law prescrbes the duty Of the
officers aud allows them no opportunity to act upon prn
cpes Of their own whether they are democratic vhip
gsh, iree,Oish, any Otbes shade Of political deter
pinadon."
The Peoples Convention win bsheld In Canton on the
9Th of September for the purpose of putting In nOmlna
ion 0Onqty ticket We anticipate different kind Of
report from 1t. swat for the wagon"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-08-31

I:isby 70 means uhinteresling % Entoh she
squirming Of The "able Chairman a the Fi-
nance oOlnmi.tee''in his last weeks Companion,
in speaking Of the Wings. be SAYS:
''YQur party is hOcking like doves. TO The
windows Of AbOlitiOnisa.i'
Gou perceive that il here charges Wings with
AbOltionism. Whilst the SAME sheet the same
week. in itf mOurniul plants to these same men
It says "But what can we say to the FreeSOil.
ers Of Carroll county, pure and honest as many
Of them are,9 YOp are called OF TO attend the
virtuOus and honorable meeting which is tn
come of on the eLh. And to aid them in form
ing ticket"
To aid whom in forming a tiekeIf Not to
AID Wings, for the same paper says the Wings
are aOcking to the fold of the FreesOilers p
The Companion cannot mean that the Wings
aid the Free SOlers in forming ticket, because
it is addressing the Freesoiers in person. -
This neighbOr Of ours is wiry, for it can "Nire
in" and wire out" as to it seems best. Such
are the spbterfuges resOrted 10. BY the slav'
Democracy Administration and its supporters
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-08-31

The NEw GOVERNOR OF Iowa 1t s a sin.
gular circumstance that the first Anti .Nebras.
ka candidate elected Governor of State, al
ways before democratic, should be native Of
the same town in which President Pierce was
born. We learn from the Nashua Telegraph,
that Mr. Grimes, the newly elected Governor
of Iowa, is the youngest son of the late John
Grimes, Esq, of HIllsbOrough, N. H. The
sons of the "Granite State are thus elected to
high stations BY the people Of the Free West,
to rebuke that other son of New Hamshire,
whose first message to Congress contained the
following sentence in relation to the peaceful
state OF the country on the Slave Question
when he came into Office
"That this repOse is to suffer no shock. du
ring my official term, if have power to avert
1t, those who placed me here may be assured.'
1t is known that the President stood upon
the following plank in the Baltimore Plat form
when he thus pledged himself:
RESOLVED, That the Democratic party will
resist all attempts at renewing, in Congress Or
out oft, the agitation of the slavery question,
under whatever shape or color the attempt may
be made. Resolve passed by the Demo.
cratic National Convention Of Baltimore, June,
1881 Z. S. Journal.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-08-31

The Coon IT DOES .-On Monday last, ou {
town was pretty well crowded by the circus.
going community to attend Dan Rice's circusr
and that il was observed by all observers that
rot drunken man was seen on the streets,
This was owing to the salutary eject Of the
new Liquor Law. Within a dozen years past
''moral sussion" was tried in all It's irms doing
much good we believe; yet liquor selling and
liquor drinking fourshed in shocking man.
ner. But 10! the magic influence. of "leg al Sua.
sion" Its happy results we're seen here on
Monday in the quiet orderly and decent beha.
yonr of the peoples sight not heretofore wit
messed on similar occasions-- Garasry Times.
Pass 1t along Mr.. Tines. We know of DO
place whtra there are more subjects upon wh:oh
it might operate,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-08-31
Col. ISuHtOm.

Notwithstanding the Col. was beaten for
Congress at the recent election, he is in fine
spirits. He on one occasion, since. was heard
TO ex1laim Beaten Sir. Why, sir, it took
Know Nothings, Catholics, Wings, and Null.
6ers to beat me, And look at the sorry figure
cptby the Administration Not a man elected
70 Congress, not one, sirl
Missouri turns up well for Benton after all.
He stands some chance for the Senate though
he missed TIE House. From the most reliable
information it is believed that The Legislature
will stand, Benton 60; Wing 63; Administra-
tion 81. II this be true. Old Bullion is far
stronger than he was in '52. The Senate
stands, Wing IS, Benton 90; Ant-Bentoin "a /.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-08-31
our Member.

hon. A. Stuart, present member Of Con.
gress from this district has been visiting his
friends hereabouts, for several days past, in
prospect of the coming nominating Convention
which convenes az Harlem Springs on the Tues.
day the 9Th September. He looks 6ne and
healthy, bat little anxious. and well be may
for the And Nebraska thunder is being
heard in the disiance--His tenaIity to the Ad.
ministration and opposition to the Peoples
movement in Ohio does not make his position
the more safe. Aside from his utter incompe
tency 10 Gil the place there is sufficient grounC
for him to fear the result of the coming can
vass.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-08-31
Consistency.
RLING,
Chairman.

The new Editors o( the last weeks Compan-
ion have been full of pathos and patriotism. -
After going off in the usual strain of locofoco
organs about the death of the Wing party they
strike off in particular, in the vein of the New
Lisbon Patriot. After noticing the fact that
the call of the And-Nebrssks convention was
signed By the Chairman Of the Central Com
mittee, without the name Wbig attached,
these newborn Editors imagined they had
found mares nest But 10 when they came
to look Alright, they saw nothing with as long
ears rs themselves.
They say the Press invites "Whigs. Demo-
Gratis and Frersoilers." Most assuredly we do.
a And what will orr neighbors do about twill
they fall at and call the Democrats and others
wlo nay attend the Convention "Sore heads, !"
and "DisGIptnteo eflce seekers" and sundry
other hard names?
Read this extract from the same sheet and
liarn the disrcputabIc meanG made use Of by them
preveni Democrats from giving an express
zion against the crime Of the age. "WiIl any
d mocrat Of political standing or resFectability,
be so blind. 80 reckless, so lost to the cherish.
ed principles Of his youth and manhood, as to
entertain the call here made, &c"
All | there Is the rub--wilI any Democrat OF
POLITICAL standing &c entertain tho call, Who is
ii re among you that has NOT political staLiing2
And again so lost to the cherished principles Of
lis youth, and manhood, us to do what To
torsake that most DEBAsINo Of all Admnistra.
tions in extending and establishing, that prin-
ciple which IS the very ant.pode Of all that ev.
rr the Hon. Thomas Jefferson taught, viz -
Slavery in its most fendish form instead of the
broadest and most extended liberty. Well,
may the Editors call upon the shadcsof The de.
lMted, to assist them in their dilemma. What
would be the response upon the question Of sla-
very or liberty, i it were possible for Jefferson,
Washington and others Of tie sarlier days of
the Republic, to decide ? 1.-TWO uld be to cx..
tend the ordinance Of 1897, over all the vast
territorial domain Of the Republic. as they did
over the territory North West OF the River
oiG whilst these latter day pemagogucs
would tarni'h the fair name of Democracy, by
extending human bondage to the pttermost
corners ofthe Earth. And because the Wings
are willing to unite with all their brethren Of
this Republic, and set their fa.es against ths
accomplishment of hat most unholy purpose
--lhese latter DAY Democrats, have quite q
laughing time Of it,ap full OF jee ripg epthets
such as "sic transit gloria mundi" Whiggery
10 all such We await till the people return ,leI
verdict.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-08-31
TORNADO AT kOUIsVILLE.
LoUIsYILLF, Aug 2s.

LoUIsvILLF, Aug 2S.
Tornado swept over this city yesterday Sunday \
forenoon at half past eleven OclOck doing fearful ms
chief
The new Presbyterian Church Just built, ,(corner Of
Walnut and ElsVenth) was blown down while the con.
gregaton was at worship.
A scene Of CONSERVATION was witnessed su,h ~ no
one can describe A great number Of persons wers
instantly killed. many wounded.
Twenty two dead bodies have been remoyodfr from The
run,-mOsty women and children; full as nauy are IA
tally injured.
The Rev. Mr. Morrison was preaching when TIA tor.
nado came.
Mrs. Salisbury, Mrs. Wicks, Mrs Vilde6t two daugh.
ters, and son are among the dead.
The destruction Of property Il immense in every Dr..
rectiOn Houses unroOfed stores blown down, or half
blown down. aud the steamboats, on the river scatered
shattered II is feared thai the loss Of life has been
large outside Of the fatal disaster at the Church.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-08-31

"Will you help me out of this mud hole ?"
said travelling druggist, who had Just been
compelled to stop his team, because they could
not pull it out.
"NO. can't STOP" said the Yankee. who
was as heavy loaded, and was very fearful be
would be too late for the cars,
! would take it as favor, besides paying
you," said the former.
"What are you loaded with 2 asked the
Yankee.
Drugs and Medicines replied The drug
gist.
"Well, guess I'll try and get you out. then,
for am loaded with tomb stones"
They were seen travelling tOgsther after
that.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-08-31
Baby Show In Canada.

It is reported that two prizes Of SO were
given at recent baby show, at BytOwn. Can
ada, there were but two babies presented one
I6 and the other II months old, each Of whom
received a prize. After appropriate speeches
were made by the Judges one of the lucky
mothers made the announcement that-she
should have another baby to shOy at the same
time and place next year, il there was pre-
MUM to be given, which caused rounds Of sp.
plause.
Can the MolhersO Of Molly Stark beat this 2
Don't let young British QUITO young America.
Give them crack at any rate. With the
Plaindealer we say, "Hoorah for Molly Stark
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-08-31
From the Homestead journal.
IOga All Right.

Noble young IOwa She has covered herself with
glory aud stands before the country redeemed Iowa
always considered the most hunkeIsh Of the Northern
States the only one amOng them which refused In l847-
s9 to pass resolves sustaining the principles OF the
Wmot ProvisO, has spoken in thunder tones 10 favor
Of feedom Sne has cast aside her misruleTs aud
solved to be misrepresented In National ard State Coun
ellis no longer. Nine Cheers for Iowa Freemen Of
tho North let the wrlkn ring with your glad Shouts for
now breaks the morn Of The "good time COM
ming" Four thousand is the majority with
which GRIMES is swept into the Guberaatorial
chair. Last year the sham Democracy carried
the State on the Whisky and Slavery issue by
over 5000. A gain for freedom of 7.000l--
That will do for beginning. But the heart
Of the people is always right and When their
voice Is not choked down by party, they speak
right. The old parties are demolished in Iowa,
as they are all through the northern States,
Well, to sum up:
Iowa Elects an ANT. Nebraska Governor.
Iowa Elects majority of Anti,Nebraska men
to her State Legislature
Iowa presents united front in the next Con-
gress against the Nebraska Swindle
Mr.. Augustus Ga'sr Dodge is laid on the
shelf
A scathing rebuke is administered TO her
recreant representatives
Iowa is in favor Of a. stringent prohibitory
lawi
iowa leads the column in the great battle for
Freedoml
Glory enough for one day Huzza for Iowal