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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-01

Our terms will be cashier negotiable paper sa,israc
toriy endorsed.
Inc subscriber thankful for the very liberal patron
bestowed him for the last fourteen yeora he has
been N business in Lynchburg wou jus, enton that
he will still continue his former bushes. n, heretofore
and hopes with the adduunal facilities 10 now has
~ the constant attention he feels Diet stina To give tn
Ms business in all its vasieaauhcr1uhe a con.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-01
Gymnastic Academy.

NR HERNANDEZ proposes To establish, in
lVl Lynchburg, Gl MNASluM, where al the ex.
rrc,ses perlui'nng Ihr prof ssnin vii be ausht-
including practice upon HORIZONTAL AND FAR
AlLbL BARS, ROPES, LADDERS. HORSE.
DUMB BELLS. THROWING KNIVES boxing y
FENCING. He will also have. in conn. con with The
GYM asium. SHoorlNG GALLERY
His terms will be only -FOUR DOLLARS per mon-h
the school To commence suihcentnum ,
ui subscribers obtained.
MIR. Hernandez calls attention the oowingr econ.
menda'ion fr'm physicians OF be ay. In developing
the musrlts and promoting the general Ii aih an APP
pealance, nothing can compare 10 Gymnastics.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-01
TIE / FINALE SY 81 EN-.
Liver Complaint. Debility

Extract irora Jomes Iani.. E,q'. Leer. Alexandria,
Na.-Atrr speaking of wonderful eoies on himself, he
sny.: Mrs II has been suferng with the liver com.
plnri and with inability constantly complaining. hom
weakness, thronph her whoIr ssstt1n She ENJOY.
better health than To- ht y.ars, being entirely
ed by the use OF Hdmptoss Iegetatte YincfRre.'
Diseased Side Breast Eyes-ESlnet from
Letter from J Il ines. Esd, Loudnn county Va NJ,
wife has been iur years hilr ted with gfenl weel
pun in the breast. side and hac, raipurtion f the
heart fcebltne4~ OF the sysem lass 81 appetite
complexion salow; thu sfhl a EYE almost thu
orh,r We weak. pleased II say, Hampton $
9ncturc has restored perfect health Her eyes
a,c "a good as ever they were.
~ Call and get phamphlets
Sold hy }, II SEAY. x co. Lyncthrrgi Sewers
Scousvillc; A J. BROWN. Cbarloue,,nie aud Ky all
Druggists throug Oh pnt The Stnte var ~ d&cly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-01

MEDICINES.
VIII YOU Read the Truth .


Medicine have merit and great merit.,o staml
"A the test Of public opinion. No ART I" man
ravanise WORTHLESS. srtaie To keep il up good
medicine. # il be not really
good medieiae will live. be otne popular. and ez
tend 1t, sses year after year. in spite of opposition.
The peoI e readily find out s virtues. and the fame Of
Them passa. frpm IN ,at Ia mputh With rapidy
thah newspapers spread IL living witness iesti
lying the n medicine has mnde for him Is Of far
more service Il nm my newspaper advertising.
In proo of shai say nboye, refer you
HAMfToNs yEGEfBLE 1iNGTuRE, and lis eff
feels lls praise Is in the mouths of mnltiudes Tie
best in country give their testimony 10 its
wonderful cures AmonS them Hon II
Clay Hon. Rich. Johnson, Vice President Of tue
United Stat =. with hundred. pf Others. Capt Thomas
Cnnot-brother To ihe ceebfs.d physician nf the
Emperor Of frnncn-wa. rursd by it Of u disease nf
yeas kiandinR nfter the sk OF ali the Docofs
Europe aud Amefi' bad failed 10
TRUTH is MIGHTY.
An Appeal To every Man and Woman.
.7nofhet GFREbg HdAPTON'S TiNG1URE,
ONE OF OUR OWN CITIZENS.
The Rich, The Poor every ,ohere, bear the same
Testimony.
Rel the FOLLOW Ing Certificate frem a Indy, endorsed
by Postmaster e. 4. Cooper:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-01
Agricultural implements,

THE attention of Farmers also invited to tiIese
Works. her. viii be kept always and all kinds Oh
Agricultural implements,
sav, Flows Harows, Curvaorn, Corn Shelters, Chu rs
III various patterns aud of the improved and a at
st,e And Hay Presses and everything necessary for
agricultural purposes Farmers may rely getting ,u.,
us good les at these Works they tie North,
or any other works, and at Northern prices.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-01
Turkish Linen Bathing Towels.

INiE excellence OF these towels consists in tilcr
L sharpness, feNibhy and powder Of absorption,
rendering them very ynlu die for bathing purposes. for
sale by JOHN. H. SEAl co,
Jun 3 Druggists
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/ by Postmaster Il. 4 boofers
G.pos BRIpor.
Hampshire county. Va, Mach i.l, 1854
Mr.. T.. p. Cooper D.af Sir: Agreeable To your re.
qusst and my desire benefit the afflicted here
by certify the great reef hive received from the se
Of Hompioas Vegetable 7mcture
WINS iaken with violent pDip,taton rather 1ut.
tsring mn trembling of the lart. Which continued
eral dnys II SEEMED ~ ilmy hean Ind utmost forgotten
is oilee fht fanily beeame Alarmed mud procured
boie Of thi. valuable Medicne. nnd beole Ind taken
nenr bottle Of this T.ncture IF Hompton's
! tifely relieved.
This Is the third Instance Of relief in my family rom
the at this vnllac Medicine. T.n rhf.. .enr.
ago WIS mid up with nceJaiion Of my ankle. from fleet
nat Is generally Chilled ik leg bud lost n taste
aud appetite aid the sore VII oh j0Dt inches
", aud down, mud half wy around my ankle ei.eted
effort To heal IL until proc, red Hampon's Veg
er,le fineture bottle oil which restored my henh
healed my mike, md am fr.er irom swelling than for
! the iast M.ty years.
hQain one Of my daughters WINS very law from
dysenta v nnd VIII she began sit up her feet
mrnerd swelling. which increased every 'ln aud bernn
10 BIZ very pnnfui-s,e US d a bottle OF Hamptons
7tnoii,c. the pnius assuaged the swelling sub
led aud her hcnth i.lnfDel-"e kept her legs bun
dared with strips III w'olcn Until hen strength returned
hive ben thus particular, that others IN Ter sima,
iii, umstanees might be induced avail themselves oil
this remedy Your. with respect,
ELIZABETH EDWARDS.
do hereby certify TINT | personally acquainted
will Mrs Edwards, AMI enn safely recommend the
boyo statement to be correct.
Cnpon idee Hampshire county, Va.
w Delicate Lndio. und Children will please give |.
trial
Spacc nd net mrma 10 name hnadreds of others,
Geo. w. Goodri, h, Capt. Ihos. Gnnot, Robert Gant
Jamrs Smyth cured oi Rheumutism
John reryml =. A. Griffin. Iohn Luke, Rev. V. Eek.
idpe. H. s. NAVY, mud thousands ., 9th, rs cured of
Dyspepsia Scroiuo, Cough Liver Complaint. Bronchi-
IT, st. Vitu- Dance, dc. We reler citizens.
Gull them.
A Citizen of the Old Dominion.
Cure Of rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Liver Com
paint The perdict has gone forth Al admit
that Ham tons' Ifncturt" has no Superior !!
scoTrsyiLLK Albcmnrr Go Va.
March oSth, 1883.
Messrs Mortimer & Monbray - Gcntlcmrn-l heye.
been MIL ted last eight years with hheun sin,
Dy. pain aud Liver Complaint, suffering all tha Wits
width palma Ia the shoulders. hip, bnf and side, sh
ing flom side the oer, Pnpnotion Of hr h.at,
as oi appetite cold sweais night xcsasilE cuntive
and great debility ard weakness fztriod many
rem, dies which iune no good. hut ,aiifrf grrW
worse. la,t inl | was advised 10 uy "llanr t5lfp
VcRer ble fnclnre and am happ, IT ha- cufd
nm fac from all pam, nnJ IN the eui ymehf
al perfect heal hand take pleasure in recommends
ing the fnctutc nil uAl eted us have heen.
Yours, JAMES M NOEL
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND,

bBLs Stuart G Sugar,
- % q ound. Claiife d n Crushed do
20 boxes Loaf Sugar.
10 bhls N. u. Molasses,
IL hhds. / X l,.,
100 bag. hiu Gnlre,
so g" Loguirn do.
10 =" Prime old Jaxa do
80 hoses Adamnnlinn AM Sperm Csniles.
Large lot III Clover. Orchard Gass ind inohy Seef
Gail ,oon we selling cheap.
leh u ID NOING Ell & RMlIu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-01

kNRESn PEACnES.-Annther supply of
Fresh Peaches, just 10 hand and for sale by
JOHN II. SEAY K CO.,
Jul ~ Druggists
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-01

10 THE RdiL-ROAE ~ BLU.
All the Cars ~ every .nd in Use upon tits ioad have
'e.n made al the Piedmont Works. in Lynchburg,
Il, TIM DIN cc:lon tf Genl Netotou, as Agent
1t gives much pleasure to say that cars have
strongly and faithfully executed. cheerully re
mniend these works, companies requiring
ro1lpetent construct aid faith my execute any
tracts thnl may be- made with the OF these orks
CHAS. NJ. GAkNETT,
CHIT Eng. Va. y. Tenn. r. x.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-01
For Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth
De- hall Il,

VIE heanfi,ni and iaNorte strHt'n rat - "A
l. AUGUSTA under lhi command Of Axss6f7a-11-
Capt. WIN. c. Smith. $50 long AID favoraby knnwn IL
the travelling community the Potomac and James
River is running tue lite via Port Wal
tba and is furnished with l. r 4 Is q 4 Il = :,
Life Preservers. Force Pumps aud all the ,pienees
quired by Ant of Congress the saey a pass
myers
The Cars running II neNion with the Augusta from
Richmond, leave the Richmond ard Petersburg Depot
every Monday, Wednesday.and Friday o'clock NJ.
Person. arriving in Richmond. by the Packet Boats
have but few steps o walk To thu Cars
The Cars runni from Petersburg TO City Point in
connection with the Augusta leave Petersburg same
days above, at74 NJ, from the Depot of the Apo
maitox Co, thus giving passengers an opportunity
To GO Lynohbarg Their by the Packet Boais
Danvie Railroad 10 Richmond. or b, way OF the South
siee Railroad to Petersburg and from there next
irg to Norfolk.
Returning. the Augusta will leave Norfolk the alter
nateda,s, viz; Tuesdays, Thursday. and Saturdays,
81 A..
The Augusta will stop al Old Point. both going and
returning regna riy throughout the Bathing Season.
Fare between Richmond, Norfolk and Old Point. - Oe
Far. between Richmond, Coke's, Rings Mill and
Children over three years and twelve
years Of age, half pnce.
euis-edcht- 81 ou
WANTS, through ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4 81
nastp any point on II e river. / 90
~ -
CTS TH0S. DODAMEAD.S npi.
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Nii, \, HANNAH

las open aud Tor sale. must desirable
L slook of spring and simme, good., la which he
bee- eaye cal the attention of his irien,s and III"
public genenly 'is assortment Is rom plet. mud
low prices u a. y in the market. lie would call
particular attention Ia liis stock 81
Silks Dress Goods and Rib bons.
Also, 10 -lendhl stock ii fufnsl ing gooeis gen
tI.nen. among which nny hn -four
SHIRTS, COLLARS. COMMISSIONERS DC.
All al the newest .lys aud beet axes. buyers Will
confer favor by king through my stock benro pun
ebnsing. us / am determined 10 sell ehesp ,Ls
cheapest mnf 3
l1-Ekrfra. nnI Gnzefe ennY.
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Z.1.a. NEW BOOKS for Summer READING
ZIkLzHt JUL received al
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TIL undersigned having had charge of the above
Works from their commandments under tie torme'
Proprietor. Maj a. Ellison Jr; asks lie say the
ka-Road public that he has engaged with the pre,ent
Proprietor and will continue t manage merit. hoping by
us long experience in Rail Dad works NJ d constant
teniion To the work enrus ed him. merit the ap
probation and liberal patronage oil the public
a. NETTLETOh, Manager.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-08-30
Very MagnaniznOus.

Democrats who we're opposed TO the sla-
very agitation consequent upon the repeal
Of the Missouri Compromise are asked by
the Fusionists to give some evidence Of their
sincerity. who claim that hey can furnish
it in no other way than by voting for the
Fusion Candidates. Thesem men, however,
in Districts where Democrats have re.nomi-
mated the Democrats to Congress whs voted
against this repeal go to work and nominate
Wings and Free-sOilers'in opposition. They
are not willing to sustain Democrats who
voted against the measure. How can men
such as these have the effrontery to ask
Democrats to desert their good old organi-
cation, and throw themselves into tiieirem-
brace?
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-08-30
STAY Where you Are.

To those who have any desire 10 f0rsake
their old and time-honored political associa-
tios, and assume a new garb or q new 'naUe,
and take upon themselves new duties, we
commend the following article from the West
Chester (Pa.) RepublieoR:
Pie Democrats party has from time to
time lost a great many useful members Wfo
become offended or excited because OF the
advocacy of particular measure or the re-
fusal tO, adopt seme theoretical principle into
its political creed For instance--Anu'Ma-
sohry, Aboltjonian,s the temperance ques-
ton, aud almost every SIDE issae has taken
from US men who have accomplished moth
ing by leaving the ranks for their iA.ycnte
idea. These men probably still hold tle
fundamental principles of the party, RpF
they have suffered single idea tolead them
entirely Ous OF the limits of our organization-
The effect is not to break down the party
nor indeedI to- weaken it permanently, fol
in spite of the. mistakes ef our leaders we
remain strong, and eventually come forth
with victory perching upon cur standards.
We say then that these mem who go out
frorai us, on these favorlte ideas commit fatal
mistakes. They deprive themselves Of the.
proper inAnence within the party whose fun
dimental principles they still profess to ven
crate, and having at least the modification
of seeing the faction, to which they have at
tached themselves, p0werless to carry out
the measure, whila the democrats party
takes hold Of their favorile subjectin its tarn'
and dispose Oft finally WITHOUT their assls-
tance or direction. We take the position
that the dominant party, and there is no,
question in this country which that IS, must
finally settle all issues which come before
the people. Men may grow anxious to have
! these issues settled in a moment. and break
1 through the restraints Of our organization
because they are net promptly disposed of.
but this does not change the steady anG ad-
vancng step of the gr.atrepubcan column,
but rather rctards the final accomplishment
of the measure. Patience is desirable
virtue, and we should learn to exercise 1t.
Wait until the proper time arrives and these
questions in their tuln will be taken up and
disposed of. That great subject which has
agitated the country more than any other,
the institution Oh slavery. has to be disposed
of by the democratic party. Abohlionism
may fret and fulne, and preach treason until
it is frantic with rage, but it will only retard
the settlament, or rather the entire dispo-
silion; of the whale subject. The great re
publican party Of the na'ion, sfter fanatl SIN
has passed its Paroxism and settled down to
its original weG4ness. wall, liks: " good ply
sician apply it's remedies, and. this ulcer on
4 the body pclijic will by hea!adt
L Our position then, is, that il dissatisfied
democrats desire to, aid in, adoptng and
settling Questions, not antagonls'ic to The
tprincipIes Of their party, they must remain
with us as the leaven. that is eventually To
and efficiency. lact them. possess their souls
in patience, and'm due time they will reap
ii they faint not
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-08-30

despatch two armed vessels TO the Sandwich
Islands on public service.
Nea licl gold. .diggihbs have been dlscov
cred about 25 miles Il ON Point Orfor,l. and
also near Pine Grove on the south. fork of
Slate creek and Rowland's Hat.
The Know Nolhings were organizing in
Sacramento.
The Chilian barqua Libertad arrived at
San Francisco in 80 days from Hong Kong
She started with 500 Chinese passengers, Of
whom 100 died On .he passage, also Capt.
Cha~. Atwood
A great 0s5ht oeteen two large parties oi
/ Chinese took place on the | 5th, near Wes-
versyllle.-Iwenty one killed and a large
number wounded
ScccuDts from the mining districts are
generally favorable.
+ Fhe Clinton House at San Francisco was
destroyed by lire, loss S25, ,OoO.
{ hbout 10 prisoners escaped from the
StNe PRISON, Swere billed and 3 others sub
secuently died Of their wounds.
Business continues dull, prices generally
further receded, more particularly provi.
sions, Teas, Sugar, &c. Coal declined
considerably. Cumberland coal $3Oa$33
Flour little better, Gallego and Ham,
SlOalO,2j. No material change in Hard
ware, Lumber Limited demand. Butter
32c,-lsrd S2yan5c. Hams 5al5c.
Steamer Prome'heus arrived about 10
O'clock With ST83y 600 in specie.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-08-30
Indiana Wildcat Banks.

The Cincinnati Enquirer of Sunday says;
"The Indiana free banks are still fo0ked
upon with suspicion by our citizens, cspeci-
ally our farmers. who decline and refuse
them IN exchange for their produce, but all
our Bankers receive them, with the eXcep-
ton of the Grnst Company and Groesbetk
g& CU"aa vM
The farmers are wise. Let them adhere
to their position, Ed'they will have good
reason, ere long TO rejoce at their caution.
Yesterdays Enquirer contains the follow
ing, which shows that confidence, the only
"capital," except humbug, upon which these
wildcat issrfes are based, is growing small
by degrees:
Eve have no feature to note regarding
the free banks of Indiana. Our bankers
are sending them home as speedily as pos
sibe, and our merchants aud citizens re-
ceivc them reluctantly and dispose Of them
as soon as they can, There is but little
confidence in these banks among our cti.
zens. and even this lltle is not likely to, be
permanent" 10 .ar4
h. Whether these banks are to 60 by the
board Immediately or not, they will be worth.
Hess in the hands Of citizens of Ohio within
the nex. sixty days, at farthcst.- Slides.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-08-30
The Free Masons.

The following resolutions were adopted
by the Masonic Grand lodge of Indiana,
during its late communication at Indianapu-
lis: '
RGsoyvea, by the Grand Lodge, That we
recommend to all the Subordinate Lodges
throughout the State, the propriety of dis
contenan9ing. by precert and example, the
use ofspiiiluous liquors as i beverage by
Masons.
Resident, That in the opinion Of the Grand
Lodge, it is highly unmasonic for any
member of the masonic Fraternity to engage
in the manufacture Of or traffic in afdeat
spirits for a beverage.
'RcSolped, That tits he duty Of all Subor-
dinate Lodges rfefri is jurisdiction to cor
rect the evils Of fntemperance in all their
members as speedily as possible.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-08-30
CALIFORNIA NEWS.
Arrival of the George law.

NEw YosG. August 24-The steamer
sieorgc Law D2s arrived with 288 passen.
lgra. and one million two hundred thousand
doIlafs on freight.
Whet, the george Law left Aspinwall on
the 18th, the steamship North Star was
oasdhg the arrival of the Yankee Blade al
San Francisco
The steamship Sonora arrived at San
Francisco on the | 9TH bfJuly, the CoYtes Oh
the l8lh, Uncle Sam and Golden Gate on
the 30th. and the Pacific on the 3lst, all
hi h passengers from the Atlantic States.
The George Law reports having fallen in
with, on The 22d inst, the Bark John Potter
Of Boston from Havan bound for New York.
The captain, Pr. David Fal er, the first
mast, aud Cleo. Fuller. the captains son,
Mad died u yellow Fever. The captain OF
TIE George Law put an officer in charge to
Take the Bart TO New York
California news 4neagre.
The Wing atate Convention met at Sac
ramenio on The 2jh Tile session lasted
tSo d4gssRM ~. iSoniee Of Colusa, was
,.hoseuas Rdi,bHe lor Gongrcss in Northern
tIaliioruia. aDdEaihoun lpnhanl Cor south
ern. The Proceedings we're barmoniols.
The resolutions declare h Favor ol Terri
tories forming tbeit own laws without inter
lrrenee, and call Iol action oil the PavlGc
Air0ad
The Democratic State Convention mel NJ
Sacramento on the 18Th. There was gfeal
Eoni.lsiJh lrom the commencement. T@c
..hairalan ahd 4 double set 81 cominitlpes,
Vi -, .
,yc.. l,eing sppUiuitd The tl+cIionisls ndm
in..trd Iolllietll and McIlnaaI.
i'svmpt0rg srslrfs lase been rteryed \
San Framis,aa ~ vbdllnnd0rr junlayy q
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-08-30
Beautiful Consistency.

Our fasion.anii- Nebraska. whig-free soil
friends in their public hsrrangues lelhus thas
their whole object, is to place men in osice
who are opposed tethe Nebraska bill. Well,
let us see il they tell the truthg We wiz
cite couple of cases Of their demagS'ge;
ism:
10 the Nsyns and Ashland districs Mr..
johnson the democratic congressman STom
that district voled sganst the Nebraska gill.
The fusionists there few days since held a
convention and nominated candidate Scr
Congress. Did they nominate Mr.. Johnson?
No. And why? because they care no more
about the repeal of the Nebraska bill, than
the man in the moon does. According to
their pretensions. Mr.. Johnson had done
all that they desired. But Mr.. Johnson is
a democrat and therefore he could not re-
ceive their support. They nominated an old
free soiler by the name Of Bliss.
I'm the Mansfield District, Mr.. Lindsey,
tbs representative, had voted against the
bill. And instead of giving him their sup
port, they have nominated q fugitive slave
law wbig by the name of Sherman as their
candidate for Congress-.
If fthere is any other democratic congress
men from Ohio who voted against the Ne
braska bill, and are expecting to receive the
support ofthe fusionsts for SO doing, they
will be very much disappointed. Fusion
votes for no man that is a. democrat, let him
be for or against the. Nebraska bill.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-08-30

4 Coop osn-1'he, Washington sent-
mel says that some chaps, IN Wheeling, last
Saturday night, placed themselves under
the window OF young Iady for the purpose
Of screnade. After listening to :!seir ex-
eYuciating "strains" for while, tie lady
threw Up the sash. and, in suppressed
tone informed the serenaders that she could
NOT adrA4t tlrcm through the front door, be't
invited them to present themselves at a GER
tain doNr in the back building They were
accordingly adrGitted in the dark, the Indy
excttsins herself ''iof moment" left the
room, and turned the key of the d)os upon
them a2I in few minutes afterwards their
ar4or was considerably dampenesh by CO.
pious flow Of water FROM hydrant in the
room. We need ret add that the mischiev-
Gus girl had invited item iptoa bath room
and voted them its priSNeges.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-08-30
Harmony in the Democratic Party

@AtSA AA~NAJ AAA oAAS -
The Wayne county Democrat says, "that
the most cheering news reaches from al
parts Of the Stale, Of the perfect union and
harmony which exists in the Dem ocratic
ranks. Bound together by no'fanatical COM
binations, and actuated by pure Democrat
ic principles, they are united on the gycd
old Jefersonian platform Of the greatest
good to the greatest number, and in solid
i,halaAm are marching on to victory. No
feuds destroy the unahimity Of their action.
No pickering interrupt their councils. No
iealousies ranlle in their bosoms. Though
wings and fsse-soicrs hurl fire brands in
their ranks, they are unmoved Though
traitors and ftlsionists wage guerrilla war
fare, they are true to the Constitution and
the laws. 1t is gratifying to behold this
harmony. IT apgurs well foi this prosper
ity of the only great party that has ever ex
isted in this country. .. t.s....s