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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-09-19
J. L U. II. HUTCHINS,
September 10. Is55-6t Att'ys for Plaintiff.
0uARDIAN,S SALE of Real Estate.

GUARDIANS SALE of Real Estate.
VI By virtue of an order of the Probate Count of
Trumbun County, Ohio, l will. on the 23d day Of Octo-
her. less, between the hours Of 10 oclocN A II and 4 P
VI, at the dwelling house on the premises, in Brace
willie, said county, expose to sale at public vendue, the
farm. known commonly as the Anna GriswOld farm;
situate in Braeeville township. Trunbull county, Ohio,
known by part of sections Nos. -, IA and u, bounded,
beginning at a post in the south east corner Of section
Is, thence south along the west line Of section u about
"A chains 25 links to centre of Mahoning River; thence
down the river, in the centre. the several courses there
Of, to the S W corner Of a lot decided to David Hum
phrey, thence N 24S W. 80 chains % links TO poststan-
ding in the corner Of a field; thence n 81 chains
to the south line CT the road; thence 5 so W along the
south side of the road, 16 chains and - links to a post;
thence north. by n line Iun from the south side Of the
road. IA chains 70 links to a post; thence 5 80 W bya
line run Is chains to a post in the east line OF section
-; thence south along said east line 7S4 links to 4
most: thence west { chains to a post; thence south 3D.
80 links to a post in the south hne of section -: thence
east along TIE said south lne.4 chains, to the first
bound, containing 200 acres, more or less. excepting
'tberefrom, about 5 acres. lying on south side o. main
road. conveyed by Anna Griswold to y. e Stowe and
others. where the steam saw mill is located
The land viii be sold all together, or in Parcels to
suit purchasers. About one-third to be cash down. and
balance on time of one and two or more years Terms
particularly stated on day Of sale, at the premises.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing a valuable farm near
the centre q Braeeyille. would do well to examine the
farm. MOS WAkAEk. Guardian
SENT 10 TP55-4t Of Ora z. GriswOid.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-09-19

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE
IA Notice is hereby given that the undersigned have
been appointed Administrators, on the Estate OF
FIancis freeman late of Warren, deceased. All persons
having claims against said estate, are requested to pre-
Sc t them for payment immediat ly:
SA & FREEMAN,
B MORLEY.
CHARLES HICKOX
Warren, Sept. 10, Is55-3w.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-09-19
CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of an

Given under my hand, at the Court House, in the
Village Of Warren, this 18th day Of September, A. D.
1855. H. R. HARMON, Sheriff.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-09-19
Aem advertisements.

Casual Advertisements must be paid for
when handed in.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-09-19

In the Court
Of Common
yeas for the
County Of
Trumbull, and
State Of Ohio.
Civil action.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-09-19

los p 81 100 % II
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-21
Dr. Cook's Magio Ear oil.

For ne Preservation, beauty, growth, and
restoration Of the Hair.
lthas long been The desire Of persons troubled
wan sun, harsh, unuly hair, to procure an ar
lcle which would al once render The hair soft,
lively anu beautiful, The most perfect and
admirable article ever discovered for that puf-
pose . DR.. Cooks Magic Hair oil.
THIS OH penetrates the minutest pores, Civ
ing The dry and whitening bulbs new life and
y igor, opening the capiilarios, %softers, preserves
D~eaatiies and strengthens the hair,H 4, and ta-ny
from Falling on, removes the dandrla, agl turn
ragged hair INTO that which is smooth, gloss
and wayy. It Is admitted BY an 10 be the great
est invention Of the age for identifying the hal
and rendering " permanent.
DIX COOKs MAGIC HAIR OIL.
Is a superb article, and should be found on the
toiietof every lady who values the glossy and
beautiful appearance of 'the flowing riAglets
and the witching cai.o
Price, 80 cents per bottle.
For sale al DR.. Easierly's Family Medieinss
store, corner " Third and Chesnif street sta
Lonsb, Mo Also by p. A. safpyi ST. Mar
ana by dealers in medicines generally in the
west. afai7 ~
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-21

INDICATIONS OF A Coon Cow
70 the marks furnished by the
veins and the scrutcheons, SAYS
Mango, are TO be added the fol-
lowing:-A homogeneous, very
voluminous but yielding udder,
sinking much by milking, covered
with a thin skin and fine hair;
a good constitution, an ample
chest, a regular appetite, and great
inclination to drink; flesh rather
lean than fat; a slender, supple
skin; soft, short hair; a small head
line horns, quick eye, gentle look,
feminine hair, fine neck.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-21
DOCTOR |YOURsELF

The Po0L3G AZzswD Illus,
Or, Every one his ouel Phyaician
INHE Fifteenth Edition. with n5l7s1
Il One Hundred engr avi ms.
showing diseases auj malforma- UEEN
iions OF The human system ia cyear shane and
form. To which is added a Treaties op tba
disease Of females, being Of the highest imuor-
lance TO married people, or those confempIatiup
marriage. By. MM. YOUNG. NJ. D.
lei no father be ashamed 10 present a cory
or The Aseupalius so his child. Ii NAV saw
MN from an early grave. Let no Young man
or womal enter INTO The secret obfrafi0ps of
married life without reading the Pocket Fscy-
Pailus. Let no one suffer from a hackneid couch
PAIN III the side, restless nights. nervous fell
ilgs aud The whole traino dyspeptic sensations.
ana given up BY their physician. be another mo-
ment without consulting the Esctpalius
Haye the married, or those about TO be mar
req any impedinent, read this truly usefuJ
book, as 1t has been the means Of saving thou-
sahos OF unfortunate creatures from the yert.
jaws Of death. ''
BD Any person sending Twenty-Five Cent?
enclosed IN a letter, viii receive one conv of
thIs work by mail, or five copies viii be- sent
for One Dollar. ~
Address, (post-paid,D DIR. VIM. YOUNG
nov % '541y
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-21
NJ. RANSOM & 40

M anufactnrcrs Of CoPPEa TIN and SHEET
VI TEoE work, such as Copper Pipes for
steam Engines and Distilleries, Breeding and
Chimneys, Soda Generators aud Fountains. Bre-
wing and all kinds Of Copper Kettles. vel and
Cistern Pumps and every other article in their
line OF Business, they also manufacture and
Keep constantly on hand the St. Louis premium
COOKING Stoves, suitablefor Steam Boat Hotels.
Colleges or other similar Establishment m.d6
IA good and workmanlike manner. and out Of
good and substantial material; and Of Different
sizes. All kind Of Tinware on hand. wholesale
and retail, No. 233 Main street. southeast COR
ner Of Cherry, 81. Louis. Nc. anrt3-6m
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-21

MuRRArN.-A contagious. NAL.
ignant epidemic which freqoentl,
prevails in hot, arid seasons. amo-
ng cattle, earring of great num-
bers. 1t principally appears in
marshy and woody districts, OF
among cattle that have been ex-
posed or badly fed.
Symptoms.-The animal hangs
q wn its head, which is swollen
by short hot breathing; cough.
palpltation ofthe heart, staggering
and abundenf secretion Of ,iscid
matter from the eyes rafting in
the throat, and a Shiny tongue.
First stage OF feaver. Bleed :
give in a quart of warm water,
LIB, Of salts, ? Oh. coriander
seeds, OF. ofpowdered gentian
root, and 2 OF. Of powdered GIN
ger.
Third, for pestalar an gangre-
Gus stage. This state is very do
ubtful. Apply chloride Of lime Of
the outside, and administer a little
OF 1t with the medicine for the
second stage, as it may hinder the
tendency to decomposition, which
is rapidly talking place at this
stage of the disease. Above all,
1ho infected animal should be re-
moved at once from the rest of
the stock.-V. O'Brien.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-21

Physician and Surgeon, having permanently
located in Glenwood, Mills CO., Iowa. viii
promptly attend to all calls IN his profession
Office on Locust street, one door north of
Whites store. aug Billy
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-21
MISSISSIPPI

Gatey, McCuue Co, between Morgan and
Green streets, on Main aud Second streets, ST.
LOUIS, no bullder OF St.am Engines. Boilers
and every description Of Mill machinery.
aDr 12-Gms
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-21
ST. LOUIS.
ROBERT $. LAVENDER.

WHoLEsALE Dealer IN Wooden, Willow.
and Cedar Ware, No. rs, Second ST., opposite
Monroe House, St. Louis, Mo.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-21
M. IEsSOP & snNs-

Sheffield steel warehouse, 2t3 Main, corner
OF Morgan street, st. Louis. Steel Of all de-
scriptions in store, or imported 10 order, on the
best terms. 42-6ml Il. BLAKEWELL, Ag't.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-21

Doctor James Douelau. would respectfully
inform the citizens OF GlrnwOod. Mills Co,
Iowa, Shat he has permanently located 10 this
place, and tenders his Professional services. in
all Of its various branches. 10 the citizens and
vicinity. Having attended a full Course Of
Medical Lectures, IN connection with the St.
Louis Hospital, fatters himself competent
to render general satisfaction 10 those who may
favor MIN with their patronage.
5' Office at the Drug Store.
G~LESwooD. Nuns Co., Iowa.
Dec -, 1893. u39-ly.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-21

Attorney atLaw, Glcuwo0d. Mills Co. Iowa.
iu The Courts of the 9th and eth Ju-
hcjal Districts, and the Supreme Court Of Iowa
blay Sd, 1854. n3d-ly.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-21

llg. Hooper Ia 81aaL8 Cordial
valuable remedy for suppression Of the Men.
ses, Whites, Painful Mcustruation, Impoten.
cy or Barfenuess, Saliow Complexion, Head.
ache, Dizziness, Weakness Of the nerves. and
an diseases which arise from a arrangement
Of the functions Of nature.
The most perfect, safe and infaIliable remedy
Tor he cure Of all those diseases Of femsIss.a ar.
sing from weakness or debility, aud Obstruction
IN lhe sexual organg, such as irregular on sun.
pressed OF the Menses, Fluor Albns or Whites
falhhs Of the Womb, Headache. Frigbtfnl
dreams &e., eausedby Colds, checked rersplra.
uohss eAcessesi OFer-excitemuHt, &c..s
DIR HOOPERs FEMALE comma.
Several ladies IN the city who have suffered
Tor many years with the above complaints. ana
have employed our most eminent pEysiciaus
without success have used DR.. Hooper's Fe.
inaia Cordial, and have been speedily ard per-
mancntly cured BY i%tsuse. ri there are suffer-
en- IN 81. Louis, they can rely upon DR.. Hoop-
er's Female Bordial as a safe, pleasant and e.
iectual remedy.
Price 81 pei bottle, or six bottles for -.
For sale al DR.. Easteriy's Family Medicine
Store, corner Of Third and Chesuut streets, 81.
Louis, Mo, Also By p. A. Sarpy, st. Mary,
by dealers ia medicines generally in tho
west apr I2-ly
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-21
UNIVERSITY FAMILY MEDICINES.
FEVER AND ACUE.

THE University of Free Medicines and Pom
! ular knowledge. chartered by the State ID
Pennsylvania, April 25th, 1888, mainly 10 arr
rest me evils OF spurious Hostrufns: also 10 sum
ply the public with reliable remedies. ,yhe-e
ine best medical advisers cannot Or wIll not b.
employed, having purchased the invaluable rem-
edy, kOWAND'S TONIC MIXTURE. tbe
lfst and only known for TwEHTy YEAus. az
lhe certain cure for the Fever aud Agae. and
ITS kindred complaints, confidently recommend
q 10 the patronage Of the afflicted.
Inc above institution likewise recommends
for Bowel Complaints, ROWAND'S COM
FOCND SYRUP OF BLACKBERRYROOT.
and in Ia due time will furnish nj ou.a reroj.,
Ior every disease that can be safely treated In
this way. "
BY order Of the Trustees.
JOHN r. ROWLAND, N. D.
President Of the University, aud Head Of the
Pharmaceutical Department.
Home Dispensary and Office, No. Gs Arch
st., Philadelphia. sent 20. Nv
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-21
]. T. CONSTOCK. & co

Wholesale and retail dealer in Boots and
Shoes, Of all kinds, No. l52 Main street, st.
Louis, Mo. apri2-iy-
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-21

WILLIAM CORFiELD.
Attorney and Counsellor az Law, Glenwood
Iowa. June 2S-1v.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-21
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.
JOHNSON s. Cassidy,

JOHNSON & CASSIDY.
Attorneys AZ Law, and General Land Agents.
eiy OF Council Bluffs, Iowa, will attend 10 pro-
.~essional business ia Che oh and an Judicial
Districts; also, 70 NE purchase, sale and ioca-
ion Of Land Warrants. Particular attention
Pad TO ne collection Of claims. ang 5t-sm
ID. W. PRICE,
Attorney at Law, Council Bl.f CIV. Ior,s
Refer 70 -. M. Hughes, 81. Joseph. NO. JobB
Doniphan, Weston, Mo, Madd 4 Hughes. 81.
Louis, No. n32-tft
"A. q. FORD,
Attorney and Councillor I'd Ihw. city AZ
Couch 4uIk kasa. -
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-21
Drs B.lG5r's Gpto2Gc.

A-L-a
Asafe and certain cure for Gonorrhra. elect
structures, Seminal Weakness, and oil diseases
OF the Genital Organs.
luls popular and specific remedy Is now Of
Tered TO the afflicted and warrentedto cure All
cases OF Gonorrhn1, elect, Structures, Seminal
weakness, and al disease ofthe Genital Organ,
49, a lew days. This Invaluable remedy has
saved thousands upon thousands from The hands
OF Merciless Quacks, il not from a premature
grave. In case Of infection. DR.. Bakers spe-
cine Is the only safe and sure remedy. II is yer,
agreeable 10 the taste, creates no preceptable o.
aofl and may be used by persons Of either sex
wan entire secrecy without regard 10 def. him
atahce from business or Medical Adviser. as
pia'n aIrechonsfo use accompany the medicine
reader have you q private disease Do moi ne
glact u. Delay is dangerous. With DR.. Ba-
AeIs 9Pecihc you can cure yourself, and thus
prevent all exposure. This medicine vi speed.
ana eHectually cure the most virrl mt case,
Oh secret Diseases. and eradicate every particle
OF infectious matter from the system. and restore
lhgpaueut TO- a perfect state ofhealth and purity.
Ifice, ~ 90 per bottle.
For sale az DR.. Easterly' Family Medicine
STORE, south-eaSl corner Of Third and Cbcgnut
streeis, st. Louis, No. Also By p. A. Ssrpy.
81 Mary, Iowa, and by dealers in medicines
lh the west. apr 12-ly
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-21
.Sr. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.
5rtrcH Burr NlllI Elonc5.

] 1870 ''aAA 20 U
y enre Oh. NIl tisnIshiug business IN 81
Louis commencing 't the worSuau's he1ch)
enables us 10 Judge correctly of the quality Of
a.Is pet adan'eI to milling IN the West. To
ohionn that quality. we have fouuIi t necessary
10 vas the g9a-ri,s ~ France, and there make
M, . . was 1si'al'0 III
.jsf, tt,.b n. y y. =, M.. pm" samples
,,. 49, ~ r,5l .lot "e mays "hen
%gu,lity Ia s,crn..r,l ,':'. 'Ns "'.u e3
IIio, ma mI'4.'-' '", p aS'leai
snro af r. d. "ppIe,.a'i '.e iihpor-
80 and .r., NH 'toeA Is always
5nr- ,, b, ~ ~. ',u.FGi ono texture OF
''-o.'' 'u.a''
BDIIiNG CLOTHS.
To obtain the quality Of Boiling Cloth best
suited 20 milling IN The West. we have had the
, s.n-.t.-
80 'a'IHS 'olls ny iast
INV" aug l's ARG 4oa"'''ies OF spring
e. rf q. '''' 81 .',"'' - ''e Or
.,I :, ~, l.@lu,s .L naii owners
@ .,aa ~ '..f',I' W. IoNha 't ne
Ct.-aFN 10 OBTAIN heavier and stronger CtOth4
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-21
DR. EASTERLY's FEWER AND AGTE
killer

Is warranted 70 cure Ague and Fever, Dumb
Ague, Chiils aud Fever, Int Initsnt and Re-.
Militant fesers, aud all the various forms Of Fe-
yefs Incident 70 the Westil
ms popular remedy has now been before
que pagicl"o years,and dpriHs that time about
TWENTY-FIVE 1H0usANH BorrLEs
nave been sold and in ~ instance has itfaila1
70 eheel perminani care as far as heard from.
or 70 give entire satisfaction 10 the purchaser
~ : ~ageAled % cure al eases, .or de money
Will be refunded. Ies no man, woman on child
sister wlih this distressing DISEASE, when a sure
remedy IS az hand.
Read the testimony from John MiIer& 90.
EYANsvIlLE, ~, Oct. 70. 1888.
Dr. fasiefly-oiri We take pleasure ia STAT
ing hat We have purchased 30 bottl sof your
Fever and Ague Killer, aud have sold ~ saple
10 our patrons, and that II has effected 4 perma-
hsht c'Heiis every case. We have sold nearly.
an the Yarioas medicins FOR aeue and fever. bit
aone has gyea such entire satisfaction as your
lever and Ague Killer. We believe IA tbe
best medicine now before fsepublic.
Respectfully, John Miller 4 Co.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-21

ms valuable remedy Is purely vegetable in
its ingredients, aud perfectly bafmless in IN H.
qualities, and as mild aud pleasant AS he most
delicate cordial. It is very soothing and heal
iHs TO- the Lungs, and is every whore ackpoyyi-
edged BY Druggists, Physicians, and ai uho
have used II TO be The most Edectual Curative
known.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-21

Iu cases OF consumption the Liver 4 always
more or less affected, and also The spleen. pleara
ami small mtestiaes. The effect Of DR.. Carter's
.Coagh Bulsam ia dseases Of the Live, espec-
ialiy rltbepf IN ulcerous Mature, Is direcfa and
powerful Simple disease Of the Liver unat.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-10-07

argument might be presented not totally destitute OF
banee of the absence of any other provision touch
ing the legislative authority Of the Territory and iustra
tive Of the intention of Congress.
Ii would derive this force from principle which has its
advocates that the enumeration of particular excludes
more general grants OF powerone however by means
conceded but while maintained with earnesness by some
denied with confidence by Others amongst the latter Of
whom prominent OF the most distinguished juriss
Of this country and the peer OF the most famed Of any
other. Story Com b. 3, sec. 5l2.
II is not necessary that should deny it, Its reeogn
ton would initiate against views since It's most
unqualified concession would be restricted by admitted
qualification that il is only operative in the absence OF
anything showa different intention, well by arne
already announced that rule is that all statutes parts
thereof relating the subectmater must be
sidered together and construed 10 give every part
il practicable lis effect 10 assume therefore upon this
principle ngaton Of your power to do anything beyond
the fixing of the time Of your future regular sessions,
would be without authority Of the principle ITSELF because
il would be disregard like the gath section confirming
legislative power well the act OF 1855, l67 ltwould
be- first adopt questionable principle and then TO
claim It's service under circumstances in which il is totally
inapplicable,
1t is only necessary in conclusion TO refer to another
part section "a Of the organic show that the want
of the governor presents objection 10 the
efficacy OF the acts OF the legislative assembly, twothrds
Of the members Of each Of its constituent bodies
ring therein. s. d. LECOMPTE,
RUSH ELM0RE
fully in the foregoing opinion and refrain from
saying word on subject SO well discussed.
A. j. ISAACkS.
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THE UTTER RoUT OF KNOW NOTHINGISM IN
GEORGIA

Since our last issue advces by mail well by tee
graph remove all doubt the character of the result in
Georgia In State where know-nothngism calculated
largely upon success where its leaders hoped eap
the unwary by carefully conceang the most odious fea
lures Of the order bitter and overwhelming has been the
disappointment and Georgia proudly and exultngy takes
her stand by her sister States of the South after having
furnished triumphant evidence of her loyalty the const
tuition her fidelity the Union and her uuwaverng deyo
ton to the great principles of the democratic party.
The result may be summed up in few words. Johnson
democrat has been reelected governor by about 1900
majority-a gain of $500 since the election in 1853.
The delegation in the next Congress viii stand six dem
ocrats and ant-know-nothings 10 two know-nothings
In both branches of the State legislature the democrats
will have decided maorities
In announcing this signal defeat of lnownothngism in
Georgia, the Augusta Constitutionalist says:
The election Monday last has placed upon the FORE
head of know nohngsm in Georgia the unmtakabe brand
of the popular condemn alton The rebukc is signal
phatc and believe final eorga has recorded her voice
characters Of blazing light against know nothingism in all
odous features both regards its forms of organization
lodges and affiliated councils united under great
head with the secrecy the oahs the obligations the
degrees and discipline the grips and signs, and passwords
regards it's leading and avowed aims of national
State policy The former the paraphernaa Of num-
the honest citizen and deprive him Of his free agency
the latter intended to undermine and finally break down.
constitutional bulwark erected by the fathers of tho repub
lie for the protection of the citizen OF every cline
every religion who links his destiny with repubcansm
religious freedom soil. Knownohingism in its in
side forms and its outside deveopmentknow nothngsm
its internal discipline and dcsgns alike rejected and
demned in Georgia The vote is but imperfect indication
of the popular disgust with knownotbingm; for during
the shifted its attitudes and changed its coors
and resorted adroit paatons in different localities the
State every esgency Of the local sentiment
showed thus in counties, Fictitious strength In
counties bosered up by the popularity and
of who while proessedy not sanconng its principles
allowed themselves TO be used in its behalf.
"Agan, side issues suddenly sprung up to distract
the public mind from the main question. Preudces against
Governor Johnson growing out of past party relations
party contests appealed to- and with effect Msrepre
sensations and distortions of facts in regard the man
agement Of the State railroad penuy circulated ir
pamphlets and bandbils and influenced thereby
But with all these drawbacks the sentiment Georgia ha
been spoken with crushing effect against know
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WASHINGTON CITY.


CO. Mr.. BGREr NJ. Lewis OF Montgomery, Aahamas ger
travelling States Alabama Tennessee
sisted c. r. LEWIS JANIS o. Lxws, and SAMUEL D. LEWIS
gn sRAEL Z. JAAEs, No. s south Tenth street. PhIlade
ha Is general travelling assisted by Ws H. WTLD
CoLiNs DEERs0, J. HAMAITr, H. s. JAMES, THos
o. Nice, n. W. MoREsos, r. w. Wiley, VIM. L. WArsKHAE
Aux. H. CAEoE D. X. mUsrIN, Ban r. swnE, 4. AsHMAs
aud 2. DAVIS
o. Dir c. w JAMES, No Harrison Cincinnati, Ohio, i
collecting agent Western and Texas
asssi' by H. j. THoMAs s. w RAMSAY, WLtIAM II. THOMAS
Tnos NJ JAaKA c. NJ L. WlsEhAs, A. L. CLDs, and DR. VII
ImwIs. Receipts Of either will be good
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-10-07
TIE CONFUSION OF FUSION.

fer months ago the Detroit Daily Advertiser said
Henry Wilson was "a journeyman demagogue on sue
cessu strike for higher wages and berated Massachusetts
for dsgracng herself by electing him TO the Senate
fortnight ago says the Boston Pos Wilson went to Mich
gan to lecture before the republican convention upon
the invitation of the editor Of The Daily Advertiser afore-
said who is chairman Of tho republican State com
mittee This shows how fusion confuses and confounds
politicians.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-10-07

Without fully endorsing all the sentiments Of "Richard
Henry Lee" earnestly recommend his views to the
careful attention of the American people If 1t in
power the Of the distinguished states
who takes this @Glance at the Future it would add
no little TO the weight of his suggestions.