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Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-07-28
IsAACs' CLOTHING AGAINST TAr woRLr
plA-Lssk oai Coz he ei.ais-6a

IsAACs' CLOTHING AGAINST THr WORLD
"a -Losk oai Coz he 6isnts-6a
"UNlON HALL TRIUMPHANT"
CANB yoar dollaVs and buy you loihinE al
- ISAaC 4. IsAACS UNION HALL. The
pallie are insifsd % an ihspection of the superb
,,oek of FALL & WINTER CLOTHING nov On
sxhihition at this magnificent establishment,
shich in extent. superiority Of workmanship
and fashion, together with lovness Of price, cam
aot De beat BY any other Clothing House in Ohio
ISAACs has lust returned from the East,
where he has received such bargains in Cloths
and materials Tor manufacturing. that he has il
now in his power and IL determined 10 knock MI
the Eastern Slop Concerns into a Cooked Hat,
ard he will commence by selling the best Over
coats in the city for -, aud Under Coats
Pants and Vests of al descriptions in proper.
lton. So lock out for fun, aUd come along every
body who wants TO be clothed; he can At nj
sizes from men as large as the Giants that stand
nj his doors, TO little wee fellows three year
lald. and as his Momm th Building is filled will
IlClothing Of all qualities, he j. sure OF beiI
abe TO suit everybody. Remember that h
does not wish to humbug the people with East
lsrn Slop Work, for so cents less than any on
lelse. as he does not keep such trash. But b
will furnish his customers with the best cloth
ng in the city, for less money than they ca
purchase the same kind of goods for, in an
, ,ther house IN the United States. Gentlemen
Furnishing Goods Of all descriptions for sal
.henp. A liberal discount made to wholesal
Iealers who buy for cash. Clothing made |
r,ler at the shortest notice and on the inOl
reasonable terms at ASAAC A. ISAACS.
Union Hall, corner Of Superior and Union-st
l. cleveland. Ohio. sep3n-ly
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-07-28

HID HERE.-Schuyler, the alleged rail
road defaulter, though protesting in his re-
cent letter to be somewhere in Europe, i
believed by several New York City editors
ia have never left the United States ; and
in prof of this is it alleged that his sigma
ture was furnished recently to documen
which never crossed the ocean.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-07-28
well. NV Friends !!

EI ONROENlLlE is said to be all burned
lsl and probably it is indeed There Is hafa-
" doubt but that it is pretty well scorched.
And what want to say to you now IS, 'ha'
the Knox, the Richland, and the Ashland were
so very fortunate as to not lose ono single dol
lar in the great conhagration. Yes, notwlth-
standing the very large amount that each OF
those companies have insured in and about al
most every village in Ohio, they happened to
have none in this Inflated block. But itany
of those unfortunate individuals who have sui
fered 50 severely had have been so fortunate as
to have been insured in any Of the above com
panies, they would have received the amount
insured to them Just 80 days from the day oi
the fire, Or the adjustment in good money
which would have been great relief to them II
their afiction. And in conclusion, am agen
fort above and many other good companies
and am always ready and willing to wait upo'
any and MI who desire to avail themselves 0
the advantages ofinsurance.
w. ". BRENNAN.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-07-28

large assortment of everything in their line.-
They have now ready for inspection, an assort-
ment of Fancy and Common Draught Harness,
which he will sell at the lowest possible prices.
All work warranted to prove as represented.
Farmers and others are invited to call.
Plymouth Oct q. 1854.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-07-28
STURGES' BOOK STORE.


EsDOkS and stationery.
D. STURGES BOOKSELLER. STATIONER, &c.
MANSFIELD, ONO.
YIAS Just received large and splendid asort-
IL IN Mt of Books, American and Foreign.
Staple and Fancy Stationery. The new aldi-
tions now made to his already large stock, en-
ables him to fill any orders with which his pa
irons may favor him, and upon the best terms.
He has also Just completed arrangements for
receiving all NEW AND VALUABLE PUBL
CATIONS as soon us they are published. -
Among his fine stock of stationery just opened
may be found all the new styles of white and
blue Letter and Cap, bath post. PLAIN AND
GILT EDGE, folio post, commercial note and
bill cap papers. Also, the new styles of tinted
blue and damask Note and Letter papers, with
envelopes to match; Envelopes of all styles
buff, white and fancy-buff tinted and plain
VISITING CARDS. Notes, Drafts, copying
books, copying presses, port folo~, bankers cas-
es. post Office and bill head boxes, date calen
ders. GOLD AND STEEL PENS, quills, writ
Nc fluids, carmine inks, ink stands of all kinds
pencils, sealing wax, waters, paper weights
letter and bill clips, letter stamps, ivory folders
WRITING PADS, blotting pads, ink erasures
sand boxes. &c. Also, fine stock of CUT
LERY, from the best manufacturers. BLANI
BOOKS, day books, Journals Ledgers, Cas-
. Books, full or half bound and made of the hes
linen paper. Time-books, Pass-books, Mem
! orandum-books, Diaries, &c. Every descriI
o ton of blank work made to order.
Wrapping Paper and Twine, White and Ora
Bonnet Boards, &c.
N LAW, MEDICAL and SCHOOL BOOKS.
q He has on hand a complete stock of Lay
Il Medical Theological, School and Standard Ii
= erary Books, which he offers at very low price
ID Also very large assortment of WALL p
Vi pERS, Window Curtains, Borders, Fire Boa
ol Views, sc. &c.
y. gA. To this and adjoining Country Me
-, chats ne would add, that he is now prepar
~ ~ to fill all orders for books Or stationery at
of LOWEST PRICES, and on GOOD TERMS.
Mansfield. Nov. "A, 1854. :. STURGES.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-07-28
Wool Growers of Richland 8 Huron
Counties,
DO you wish to get the


DO you wish to get the high
~ s. est possible price for your wool
R,5sAH this year? If so, let us &c you
XSeszE3z, to call on the ASHLAND MAN
UFACTURING COMPANY, at ASHLAND
OHIO and there get your Wool manufactured
into CLOTUS, CASSIMERES, SATINETS,
TWEEDS, BLANKETINGS, YARN, Sc, &C.,
OF exchange it for the same. ,
We have now fitted up our machinery in the
most perfect manner, and under the Superin-
tnndency of MIR. s. NJ. Smith, an experienced
and superior manufacturer, formerly of the
Globe Mills, Utica, N. Y g, we are enabled to man
vfacture Goods in the most perfect manner
The great advantage you will derive is thatyou
Get the most for your Wool, you will get the
most durable and beautiful Goods. and instead
Of fdisposing of your ool at the profit of numer-
ous Eastern dealers, and afterwards buy and
wear Old Rags, Cotton, and Waste made up and
covered over with gloss, you get your own wool
manufactured into such Goods as you want
Besides this you will encourage Home Industry
and build up Home Manufactures around you
which will aid us more than any other kind OF
protection
Our mode of exchanging will be
81 lbs of Wool for yard Cloth, same quail
ty as the Wool.
81 lbs of Wool yard sattinet, me qua'it!
as the Wool :,
lbs of Wool for yard G!anketing, singh
width.
Flannels, Tweeds, and Yarn will Icrend up
on the kinds wanted. In these exchanges TO
fine ,cool you get yard of Cloth worth and sci
ling at ST, so per yard or 60 cents per ID; TO
Coarse, YOU get cloth worth Sl,00 or 40 cts pc
ID. These unusual and Extraordinary pricos yo
will strictly r, alize, which at once shows the In
portance Of dealing with us.
Our terms for manufacturing will be upon tn
most favorable terms and in the most perfet
manner. Cloth dressing and fulling done at tb
usual rates.
Those living at a distance from our place an
who cannot come themselves, may with perfe
confidence send their wool to us, informing !
what kind of Goods they want in exchange, al
in all such instances will we warrant to retul
them such Goods as their wool will make.
Merchants are particularly invited to exar
inc onr Stock in hands and we shall make it
their interest to buy of US.
Pulled AMI Tab-washed Wool will be receiv
by u, as heretofore and the highest prices pa
in our goods. Be careful to bring your pull
wools free from straw and other foul matter.
nkA-All letters may, be directed directly
ASHLAND MANUFACTURING COMPANY, AsHLAI
OMo. ). I. hlosEh, fres I.
s. M. SMITH, Agent,
Ashland, May, 26, 1856. If
TYTT0EiDE OT IsSOD1~Disinfecting agei
u for removing disagreeabIe odors, purif
Ing the air. &C., '0f se'S c9YKENDALLa K & Co.
- NAILS s GLASS.
a u.a .e,artnent for sale low at the
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-07-28
EIIiott & Co.,
DEALERS IN
Agricultural and Horticultural
SEEDS g. lmpLE;mJEEnTS,

OE EUC q ts51 DDWDs5 Us
Erut and Ornamental Trees,
South side Court House Square, Cleve-
land, Ohio.
fvOur collection has been maae up
with great care, and by personal attend
ance and examination of the articles. All
Orders promptly executed.
Our stock Of Trees, especially Dwarf
Pears, is very6nc. aprl1s-tf
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-07-28
STEdi b'htSsioil
nf Snlrifs

q
The proprietor in calling the attention of the public
to this prepa,ao i|ss 5" WIN 'esms ., 1 t the M
diseases ssa for Which it i. recnnmended ]
1t is no uutred article: but one that has stood
the t. ,. OF ten years ra before s as,'e M IN" y" pse
"" Iar ,rspa,prion extant. Yhe testimony in It's avo
given by the mo tprominen and well known Physi
clans andndiylduai* IN All p'lt Of the county Is I'm
men e m,1s rseT"s nSy who nav sill doubt to
Menora bIIia or pracr cal Receipt Book for Fermers
and families, to be had gratis of all the Agents for the
German Iaa nes piIsds,n%ia pa o''e anu
'iouy HorFM,y brownsville. Ohio. Nav
aOtb 1s53. said. :. rrite to state for your
so,;sf,ct;on and also for that ofofhe,s TINT your
} Cerwon R;tters is rhoi nan reeeommend ii to be.
L;obJ,, roIuabLe med;c;ne ,rLicb kuo,r from
Ia.;,o D.ed II in ann arm faulu to mn entire sat.
$ ;sf,ct;on An ,rho hare used il o;re the saml
i .n,,,,n ro.o,, neo5ot,oo ),
f S,or'hou 4 lIeo1v Canton obio Nav11, 1s
"a sav.. :. Har,n1 beord ,,our Ger,nnu Ritter,
I;ab1,, rsconmsodsS tram source in mhjch IDlacel
'ai .oa fJencs TorJorcd G,Ur bottJes f,ow Clcre
n n'"O,' O' ,,. I-!.,.I,, ,.L
lana. Ohe cf oFeW gd0e " my "a"y't'o' e''
has dericed great 6eneH from II; tcO ot tie other
Soyd j,o,ediatelv and I rouh like you to sem
If D. c ~, nv
me supply q u 10 sat. 80
4 John Clark, Brunswick. Ohio, May ~, 10
- "a, says: Your German Bitters hare prone
succesJutin erery case that has come to mg hno'c
edege, and has opened for itself great demand
s. Thomas Letchford, Covington, Ohio, Dec.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-07-28
JOSEPH PLUMMER,
Wholesale Dealer in Boots and Shoe,

BrnganS. Hats, Leather &C,
MO. III WOOD-ST.. (Betwen Fifth and Dia-
~ mond Alley, PITTSBURGH, is now re-
ceiving one of the largest FRESH STOCKS of goods
tha. ever come to Pittsburgh, consisting Of
Mems Boots, Shoes and Brcgans; Womens' and
Misses Boots, Shoes and Slippers; Childrens
Shoes, also, Mems and Boys Wool, Fur, Magal
and Kossuth Hats-a complete assortment.
My stock having been purchased directly from
the New England manufacturers at cash rates
merchants will find it to their advantage to cal
and examine before making their purchases, a
I am fully determined to sell as low as any o
the Philadelphia aud New York Houses.
| PITTSBURGH sept.2 1854 6m
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-07-28
BACH IS
A III e r G a N
COMPOUND.

P.V.R. COVENTRY & CO., are Sole
possessors of New and Perfect Process,
lust discovered, Of Extracting and Combin-
ing the Medicinal Properties OF Plants.
without their Impurities
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-07-28
scn0-'54 319 Liberty-st.. Pittsburgh
CarGSTs'S
SPANISH MIXTURE.

SPANISH MIXTURE.
THlS Celebrated Comp und, scientifically
L prepared frem the best articles .ot the
MATERIA MEDICA,
has gained an universal reputation for the fol-
lowing good effects, viz:
Purifying the Blood,
and thus curing
SCORFULA, SYPHILIS, ULCERS, OLD
SORES, OBSTINATE CUTANEOUS ERUP.
ITIONS. and all diseases arising from the
lIAIPRUDENT USE OR ABUSE OF MERCU-
IRY, DUPLICATING TIE STOMACH AND
| BOWELS, thus it cures
LIVER DISEASES, INDIGESTION, Bill
LIOUS COMPLAINTS, COSTIVENESS and
PILES, STRENGTHENING THE DIGES-
TIVE ORGANS, thus causing the food to
nourish and support every part.
i REGULATING THE >ECRETIVE ORGANS,
and, by enabling them to perform their proper
function, PREVENTING AND CURING Bill.
LIOUS and other PAINFUL DISEASES.
STRENGTHENING AND QUIETING THE
$ NERVOUS SYSTEM, thus allaying Nervous
I Irritation and CURING ALL DISEASES OF
THE NERVES.
0 1t is unrivalled in the CURE OF ALL FEE
$ MALE DISEASES-We Weakness, Irregularity
d DISTINCTIONS, &c.
1T Is ENTIRELY SAFE IN ALL CASES.
y Acting in harmony with the restoring power
d of nature, it never Injuries but always benefit
J. and cures, as thousand of women's vOluntar
y certificates from the best authorities testify.
). R2collect that each bottle bears the name (
he Bemnet & Beers, Druggists,
?fl No. 125 Main-st., Richmond, Va,
pr NONE OTHER Is GENUINE.
e PRICE, 81 per Bottle, or six Bottles for S
be Sold by all Druggists and Country Merchan
r in the United States, Canada, and West Indie
pg Sold by CUYKENDALL & Co. Plymouth.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-07-28
ETNA IRON AND STEEL WAREHOUSE
SPANG g. Co..

MANUFACTURERS of all sizes and descrip-
ltl tious of Juniata Iron, Nails, Wrought and
Cut Spike, Blister, Plough and Spring Steel
&c., Boiler Iron, Rivets, Fire-bed, Sheet
and Bar Iron, of any size and thickness, made tc
order and cut to pattern if required. Also
WINDOW GLASS and PITT >BURGH MANU-
FACTURES generally.
| BI~Cleveland Warehouse, corner of Light
house and River street near the C. C. & r. r
Depot. Pittsburgh Warehouse, No. SO and 8!
Water street. sept3'
/ ]. M. FRISBIE, Daguerrean Artist,
Reber's Block, nearly opposite verandah Hotel
entrance between Porter and Lytle's stores
Water-st., SANDUSKY, O.
IDICTURES taken either singy or in group
L in the best style of the art, in either clea
or cloudy weather, put up in every variety Q
cases. His rooms are fitted up with both SIX,
and side lights. Strangers visiting Sandusk,
are invited to call and examine specimens.
June 10-n34-1y -..s .,.--
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-07-28
Duff 8 Mercantile College, Pittsburgh

L the Legislature of Penna., with perpetu-
ul charter.
BoAAD OF DIRECToRs.-Hon James Buchau-
an, Ton. Wm. wilkins, Hon. Moses Hampton,
Hon. W. II Lowrie, Hon. Charles Naylor, Hon.
Gen. J. X. Morehead
?. DUFF, Princip pal-author of DufT's Book
Keeping. &C., Professor Of Book Keeping and
Commercial Sciences. l.. IL. DALLHUrF, Prof.
of Pcnmanship. n. i. llATcu, Esq, member
Of the Pittsburgh Bar, Professor of ComH.e-
cial Law. 2. HAYDEN, A. NJ, Professor #
Mathematical and Classical Department, Pr
fcssor of Mathematics. &c.
This is considered the most extensive and per,
ectly organised commercial college in the Uni
ted States. Four active assistants, are employ
ed in the Book Keeping Department.
Dutf's systems of Mercantile and Steamboa
Book Keeping are taught by the author-th'
only teacher of Bookkeeping in the Western
States, formerly known as an extensive mer
chant and ship owner His experience thus nj
ables him to give an insi ght into real business
which other teachels have no means of impart
ing. His training for business comprehends up
wards of 400 real business transactions, 30
commercial computations.
4 thorough course of business Penmanship.
/ Daily Lectures on Commercial Law and Con
mercal sciences, the theory of profits, the al
: of making money, &c.
Buff Shook Keeping, Harpers edition prl'
so, postage u cents, "the most perfect ar
comprehensive in the English Language"
, Duff's Steamboat Book Keeping, price s
4 postage 9 cent, ''a perfect system for SUI
t Book and Accounts"
: Duffs Commercial Calculations, price so c
: Bsg@ Send for copy by mail. sept9-y
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-07-28

n KELLEY would respect
fully inform the public
that he has opened n shop
for the manufacture of HAIR
NESS, SADDLES, &c, or
the North side of the Public
Square, a few doors below S
ii. Starr's, where he will
keep constantly on hand, {
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-07-28
LANES w. MCDOWELL,
Cabinet Furniture Manufactures

IM decidedly the largest and best ever
~ Y offered fer sale in this city, which
will be sold at prices as low as any East or West.
As he is determined to uphold the qua 'ity with
well seasoned materials, best workmanship, and
newest designs; and from the extent of his or
,lcrs and facility for manufacturing, is enabled
20 produce warranted Furniture at the lowest
price. lie has adopted the principle of identi-
tying his customers interest with his own, III
quality and price, and keeps always on hand
the greatest variety of every description of fur
niturc; from the cheapest and plaine:t to the
most elegant and costly, that house, or any
part of one, may be furnished from his stock, or
manufactured expressly to order. The follow
ing articles compose, inpart, his stock for rich
ness of style and finish, cannot be surpassed in
any of the Eastern cities: N
Louis XIV. tete-a-tete Sofas; so Sofas, in
plush and hair cloth; 80 dozen Mahogony chairs:
20 dozen Walnut do; so dozen Mahogany Rock
ing do; 90 Walnut Rocking do: so Mahogany
Divans; so Marblc-Top Centre Tables; so do. do
Dressing Bureaus; 80 do. do. Washstands; AZ
Enclosed do; 100 Common do; 90 Plain Dressing
Bureaus: 40 Mahogany Bedstead: 80 Walnut dc.
30 Cottage do; 800 Cherry and Poplar Bed
.tcads 20 Mahogany Wardrobes: 10 Walnutd
10 Cherry do; 30 Plain Bureaus; 10 Dining a4.
!, Breakfast Tables; II Seer Jtaries and Bookcases
q Cane Scat Rocking Chairs; y Ladies Writ
ing Desks Hat and Towel Stads; Etiguires
Conversation chairs, Elizabcthan Chairs, Recep
ton chairs: Pearl Inlaid chairs, Arm chairs
Gothic and Hall chairs, What Nots; Paper Ma
che Tables, Pembroke do, Hall and Tier dc
Ladies Work do, Extension Dining do; Stools.&
4 large assortment Of COMMON TCRNI
TURE and WINDSOR CHAIRS.
Cabinet Makers supplied with all articles il
their line. Hotels furnished on the sLortes
. notice. Orders promptly attended to. sep9
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-07-28
FOLS0M'S COLLEGE.
cORNER PUBLIC SQUARE. CLEVELAND
E.G. FOLSOM. PSScRSL.
IN ,neoTpoIated NAY 9, 1851.

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ia'1Lft.
q G. fob-uss A-.b. runrtpa frofesser 81 the
tfiente y AteraHts. - -
n lGhfos ane w hOL-isTEk hssstanfs
10 nees tesP.af DsIenmenL
JOHN hWAhiNe. eanfef - hsfeantiis Costtms,
hanklne, Ehshsnse, as
=. .,,,.I - ,,,se.,..,,i r,, 'o"d
ft4eutsa fts.., : 80 -. ~" ~ esesep
- Le..is. - Soa@etehi hhioU
sao VIZ ~ M Nssd - S.n p".~".a
nsa M soos ~" -. -. ba' aee b'hb-
hbA sa. .em""a LANt
1ss- 80 , n, - a'Is, On ."m msieiai Elhies.
iH'"h Nss P-3@oe N AaNAnes
Ihkhs:
Fcfthe Mercantile Ceurse, time unlimited, $50 90
The same course iof ladies, rs 90
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-07-28
HOT WEATHER,

Combining ghtness, coolness and durability.
In conclusion call in and see. The Goods
were bought for cash. and will be sold lower
than any store within thirty miles. Bring on
your Butter, Eggs, and other truck, we'll pay
Cash, and the highest price
Z. S S-Garments cut and made to order,
and warranted to tit.
CULP s. BURGOYNE.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-07-28

DEPSIN--Thcg greatest remedy for Dyspep-
L sia, for sale by GUY KENDALL 4 co.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-07-28

- NAILS s GLASS.
A Good assortment for sale low at the Old
"A Head Quarters, by o
iadla \, MpoN'o"a'
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-07-28

THTORlDE OF SUDA-Disinfecting agent,
" for removing disagreeabe odors, purify
ing the air, &C., for sale y,n.,,c. by
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-08-30
The Coming Congress.

The next Congress promises to be one CT
the most interesting that has ever assembled
since the origin of the Government. twill
be required, ia all probability. to take decisive
action on the slavery question as involved in
the proposition to repeal the Nebraska Kansas
act and restore, consequently, the Missou!i
Compromise. The issue will be an eminent
" grave and portentous one, and will Ue the
occasion of Il s,ruggl lie that we may feel as
sured will be fierce and desperate, but OF
which we cannot now pretend to predict the
upshot. The contest will be the more eX-
citing and curious because the House of Re-
representatives., in relation to the subject OF
controversy, will be constituted quite differ
emily as regards the personal views and pur,
poses of the members. from what it ever has
been hereto fore. 1t is believed that the ma
iority vii. be in favor of freedom, in opposi'
,ion to the extension o! the law OF involun'
tary servitude in the territories Of the Re
public, and should his expectation be realizet
we may confidently look tor n strife in the
chamber of more than ordinary maignity anC
perilousness.
The North. il seems, will be in the ascen
dant as respects the question of which the
South has had almost absolute control eve
since the formation of the Union, and We
apprehcnd that the latter will not only no
relish this change of relations, but that il
will be inclined ro exercise no lnyal and
! patient ST bordination to the will of the great
| est number. Rule has been for so protractet
period the habit of the Southern delegations
! in SO far as the peculiS institution of the Soutl
has been concerned, that it has now become
second nature, and it will be hard, if no
ar impossible thing, for those who have ST
continuously been the predominant power, tt
incur the yoke and, practice the subservience
or, at least, the submission, of minority -
For this reason, viewed in connection witt
the deep and strong aud irrascible feeling o
the Southern politicians in reference to tn
slavery question, we fear conflict more EN-
b,tered and violent than any which has ye
transpired in our Congressional halls. Thi
speculation is apparently confirmed by ar
othe. reflection. If the South, as we hav
suggested will be in highly oppugnant an
rebelious temper, and disposed to threate
vr resort to extreme measures, either OF il
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-08-30
A MAN OF PIUcK.-When Gevernor r aad.

A MAN OF PLUcK.-When Governor Reed
er went up the Missouri er, crowds throng-
ed the levee at every ianding,and he vas sew
eral times rudey nsulted. The governor
kept cool and replied in manly way to what
ever remarks were personally addressed to
him. One bully told the governor, "he had
ffieud.at Weston, No, who would collect ! 0 :
900 men if necessary and search every part
of Kansas but what he would find the govern
or and hang him" The governor thanked
him for the information and added:
"rel your friend that whether he comes
at the head of ten hundred or ten thousand
men it will make no difference; shall never
be mobbed, and your friend If he makes Il
demonstration in that direction, may rest
assured that his minutes are numbered, for |
will put ball through his head though
know shall be cut to inch pieces in ten
inmates afterwards. shall pursue my legiti.
mate business uninterrupted, else the invader
of my rights shall pay the forfeit'-Bqf'
Cour.