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G. w, STONES
LIQUID CATMARTIC,
ANN rAMII,v pHYSIC
AND FAMILY PHYSIC,

The most important discovery sp,r made in Medical
Science, being compound Of Burks and
Roots, WAieA forms hs most pOrsr-
Jai, sais, and agreeable ply
sic srsr egsrsd TO
hs public.
yUyE necessity of such medicine has long been felt
u both by the heads Of families and physicians. Its
advantages Catharcs given In the form OF Pills and
Powders, must he obvious TO every intelligent person.
II operates more Immediately and eectually upon the
system, and at the time Is infinitely less difficult TO
administer, being quite agreeable to the taste, IL not
only produces all the effects where physc Is required,
but completely habtual eostycDesS, leaving the
bowels perfectly free II eNpels all humors frOm the
bOod Is certain for piles, regulates the action Of
the Liver frees the stomach IRON bile inygorates the
whole Nervous System, and removes the Of all
local pains, such as
R.eup,aiisz, Neuralgia, TIC Doi0rednz, Cont,
Pam ga the He'd Sif.. Stomach, Se.
II may also be relied upon in all diseases ofthe bowels
-Dysensry, DiarrhGa, and Cholera Morbus, yield at
once Its magical influence. Again We repeat, Tar II
II needs no other Recommendation No family will be
without Il amer they have properly tested Its merits
Reader n you have sd other remedies without success,
despair nod -rslisf Is at hand. Are you suffering
fom scrOfua six bottles of my quil Catharc will
YOU Would you he relieved rUm habtual Costiyeness,
three bottles viii effect all that you desire II you
afflicted With Rheumatic Neuragie, OF other local pains,
two bottles viii FREE you rm them. Al humors viii be
eradcats from the bloo by the Of from TO sir
bottles In short, yOu requirc aphysie for any pur-
pose this /. the reliable safe and agreeable 10 the
taste that has ever been placed within the reach The
pablic- ,
Prineipal Depot at No. IS Central street, Lowell, Mass.
rJ sold by druggists generally.
m. H. Hay. Druggist, Sole Agent f0r Portland, and
Gsor,.l Agent for state j. sawyer, NJ. D., No. . BID
deori House Block and A. Sawyer, Liberty st., agents
or BlddsfOrd. Daniel L. Mitchell, sacO. iy3o
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HEALTH AND STRENGTH

You will 90 forth INTO the world, 10 say with thou.
sands OF Others, G. A. RICHARDS ADBorr BIT
TIERS have done wonders for me. Living wilnes.
SEES are ready To testify 10 the statement above
made. Thirty years and upwards old Doctor Alb
I,o,i introduced this medicine. Il has been eight,
wears in the possession Of Mr. Richards, neither Of
whom have advertised il, leaving IL TO It's own
merits, to work its own way. Now, in view Of
its great curative properies-in view OF duty
which every one owes TO the public, IL is being
pu, before the people as il should have been long
ago, through the medium OF the Press. The La
bel is Copyrighted, and each bottle, for the pro
lection OF the consumers and proprietor, hcars the
Porrai, Of Doctor VIM. Abbott, together with the
signature of
G. A. RICHARDS, Proprietor.
SO STATE STREET, BOSTON.
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Hoaoeay's Pills are the best remedy
kno,cn in the ,rorld for the tol-
lo,ciRr Diseases

Asthma DiarrhGa Indigestion
Bowel Complaints DroPsy innusnha
Coughs Debihy INFLAMMATION
ColJ. Fever and Ague vencreai A.
Chest Diseases Female complains tcuons .
Costiyeuess lleadaches worms, OF AZ
Dyspepsia stone AMI araNd kinds
secondary symptoms Inward Weakness Liver Com
Lowneis % Spirits piles plants
.. Sold at the Manufactures Of Professor HOLLOWAY,
50 Maiden Lane New York, and IA Strand London by
all respectable Druggists and Dealers q Medicine
Throughout the Uuite States aud the civilized world In
pots, at rs cents, o. IL cents, and 81 each
rr There Is a considerable saving by taking the
lArger slres.
n b. Directions for the guidance Of patients In every
disorder are affixed TO each box.
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Torpor of the Liver & Bowels.

t1Reader! You are appeaedio earnestly Don !
say "il only could believe this TO be true! !
have some Of the above complaints, and would
take the medicine a, once II | could only qaye
confidence" IT'S TRUE; II is an honest truth,
fever there was one spoken. Come then, u your
mind is irritable discontinued, and gloomy, u you
have severe Collie Pains AFTER eating your food,
ifyour body begins TO waste, or your strength
~ fail you, -ifyour rcounienance assumes hag'
gard anil sallow aspect, -ifyou have difficulty
in lying on your lel sde,-ify your skin Is dry and
shriycled,-ii you have AN appetite weak aud
variable, and perhaps entirely dcsiroyed,-if your
whole system Is languid, especially during The
process Of digestion, -ifyou have constant un-
easy feeling in the stomach, willy, you have only
a iii Of INDIGES ZION aud these great Bltters
are made to cure Indigestion, and they will do u,
too,-and all its attendant ills and while at iirsl
il gently stimulates the Stomach, cleansing and
removing these Troublesome agents.
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LYMAN B. MILLIKEN,
BOOK = BI n D L R
Having taken the bindery recently occupied by J
n Randall,

No. 2 Cataract Block, Saco,
Is prepared to do all kinds OF work entrusted 10
him with nes,ncss and expedition. Music, MAG
AziSEs, PAMPHLETS, &c, bound To order. OH
Books rebound, and Blank books ruled and bound
10 any pattern. Mr.. NJ. hopes by diligence IN
Keep thy shop, and thy shop will keep thee"
Saco, Nov. 2s, 1854. 4S-u
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AN entirely new compound, composed Of the
Il most active substances for the above purposes
compounded IN n scientific maneer and with great
care. This is no humbug, rs hundreds can tcs,i-
Is who have used and received benefit from II.
READ the following certificate from a gentle.
man who is well known in the community:
NEPoNsET, Aay IS, 1854.
Mr.. Pierce, Sir:-llaying made use OF only two
bottles Of your Hair Tonic, known only as Pierce 5
Rosetta Hair Tonic, | have the qualification OF
informing you il has had very beneficial effect,
new hair having come out over my head and bids
fair TO cover II in desirable manner.
Yours, &c,
JOHN b. HILL, Coniectoner
STRANGER, read this and follow the subscribers
example:
RoxBuRy, June 1854.
Mr.. Pierce, Sir will you please send me half
a dozen bottles OF the ROSETTA HAIR TONIC.
| have used the bottle purchased Of you and lind
u excellent; my hair is improving, new hair hav.
ing started wbeie was bald for the past two
years. | would most sincerely recommend II TO
all persons who have lost or are losing their hair.
Yours, with great respect,
CHARLES GooDHUE.
STILL ANOTHER.
Boston, June "a, 1851.
Mr.. Pierce, Sir:-I have used one bottle Of your
ROSETTA HAIR TONIC, and must say II Is far
superior TO the numerous articles advertised Tor
preventing hair from falling OF and turning grey.
j. Ii. WILEY, Pearl street.
These are but few OF the many the Proprietor
has IN his possession. The Tonlc is pu, up in large
sized bottles.
PRICE rs CENTS.
For sale, wholesale aud retail, by REDDlNG q
1.l a A. m.
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Rev. Walter Clarke's
EUROPEAN COUGH REMEDY,
E0R Coughs ofeyery description, 5r Bronchitis lOarsc-
ness AMI chronic pulmonary complaints In general.
Il the succes.l remedy, ami Is deserving the
hdence and fair trial by all who suffering from the
above Disorders. believe that In all these disorders n
MAS EorAL. During the past year made up near ten
thousand bottles AMI have recevel hundreds Of letters,
many Of them nom persons Who hal been suffering for
months anil some even r years. AMI who hal tried every
thing that had been recommended by physicians and
frsis In vain, but by the blessing 81 God they were
speedily cured by the EurOpsan Cough Remedy.
Family Pills.
The sale Of my Family Pills Is also rapidly Increasing
They are excellent In Bilious AMI Liver Complaints
They are c0mpounde that they act at once upon the
stomach ami bowels the Kidneys AMI the ssin and be-
sys equal anything % the kind In this OF any
other country Price IS cents per box.
me European Cough Remedy and Vegetable Family
Pills. are prepared by Rev. WALTER CLARKE, Cornish
Me- late Apothecary anil Pharmaceutical Chemist In one
Ofthe manufacturing towns Of England, by whom agents
are supplied.
For sale by Tristan Gilman saeo and at the Union and
20tf
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PATENTS.
AMERICAN d FOREIGN OFFICE
AGENCY FOR BUSINESS WITH
\ 4. Patent Office, Washington,

No. 70 STATE STREET opposite kllby St. BosroN
IMPORTANT INFORMATION TO INVENTOR
The subscriber, Gate Agent OF the =. Tan,
yantaves In applying for Psients superior 10 those Offer
Ell Inventors by others, has made arrangements Whereby
on applications prepared and conducted oy him. IHnr
moi tnsead % SO paid back by otSer.) will DO
remitted by him In case % failure 20 obtain patent and
The withdrawal through him within thirty days after The
rejection. Caveats Specifications, Assgnments and All
necessary papers and drawings, ior procuring patents
this and oregn countries, prparc AMI advice rendsrea
on legal and scientific matters respecting Inventions ana
Infringement % patents.
Inyenor. eau here only obtain their Specifications
on the most reasonable terms, (gensray abou, ~ r
cent less than thoso Of Others la the prossionD bat
avail themselves Of the experience Of 70 years praeee,
nj. visits TO the Patsnt Ohce, an extensive library
Of legal and mechanical works, ana .otIe,
saved Journey 10 ,hs usual grtatdeiy mere
as well as all personal trouble In obtaining their patents
Copies Of claims % any patent farn,n"i ~ rh"ns
one dollar Assignments recorded at Washington. IA.
tents lnCreat Britain, Pane, and other fvign couh-
trss SECURED through agents Of the highest re'pciA-
bllty.
II. II. EDDY, solieltor Of Patents.
.purtnr',be time occupied the ofiee Of commIs.
.loner Of patents II. IL. kDDr. E.q, Of Boston, dld
business al the Patent once AZ solicitor 20 f;ce,
Patents There were rv any psr'1n. astns p. ,hs.
once ami there were none who ooDinct.d u With
more SKIN, fidelity and success. iregard MI Lidy
a. one Of the best Informed and most skiui Patent so
el,Or. In the United States, AMI have hesitation In
assuring inventors that they cannot employ psrson
more competent and Trustworthy, AMI more capAias
putting their appieatons In form TO secure iof thsm
an early and fsYorabe eonslderaiou 81 he Patent "
fee. u EDMUND BnhhL,
Late Commissioner Of Paisnts.'
From fAs pr,s,nf commis,ioHv.
"Arcrsr n, is55.-DuriDg the time have bell NE
oce Of ConmissloDsr Il Patents, a. II. Eidy, ESQ.,, u
Boston, has been EXTENSIVELY engag In the transaction
Of business with the One, Solicitor lie 70 thor
oarhly Acquainted with the Aw, and the rules Il prae-
tee Of the Once. regard him az one Il the most eapa.
he AMI ,ucces,fa praetloners with whom have had
ofsciaI in,eroDurss CIIAs. MASON,
Commissioner u Patents.
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TT ACTS UPON THE SKIN,

Removing MORBID or vIrnIED HUMoRs bcau,i.
lying the face, kndlng life aud energy in your
entire frame, then, Reader, will the world 10
longer look dark and gloomy; no longer will yo'r
dearest hopes he banished and thrust aside, but
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PRICE 25 CENTS,

For sale, wholesale aud retail, by REDDlNG &
CO., S, State street; u. G. GOODWIN, 30, Un-
ion street; ID. l. MITCHELL, Druggist, for
Saco, aud by the Proprietor, corner oil Pearl and
Purchase streets, Boston. Mass. Al retail by oil
Druggists and Apothecaries throughout the New
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Plank Road Meeting.

AT meeting OF the Stockholders Of the
Keokuk and Des Moines Valley Plank
Road Company, held at the office of the
keokuk und TT. Des MONIES Railroad
Company, on the 18th instant, the fol
lowing gentlemen were elected Director,
for the ensuing year : Thos. w. Claggett
d. W. Kilbourne, Timothy Day, Hugh T
Reid. John McCune, VIM. s. McGavc
and VIM. Leighton, and at subsequent
meeting Of the new Board, Col. Thuma,
w. Claggett was elected President, Gen
eral A. Bridgman Treasurer, and Edward
kilbourne, Esq, Secretary.
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OF The trains on the Ohio and Mis-.
Armed mobs had torn up the track al va
rious points, put distractions upon the
track, and arrested the trains themselves
and It was unsafe if not impossible t
transact business upon the road. The
Board of Directors attribute the diffcultie.
manly to the influence Of the Missouri
Republican, which has taken an active par
in the discussion of the affairs Of he Com
pany, and The connection OF Page & Ba
con with the road We believe the imme.
date cause was demand by parties OF
The line for an adjustment and liquidation
Of their claims.
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SISouLAR PHENOMENON Are we tc
have Volcanoes in the West Captain
Briscoe. Of the steamer T,shominco, on
her way up 10 this pc I. says one Of the
straneest possible sights presented itself
TO the eyes of all on board. The boa,
was about seventy five miles from Louis
Vile.
Suddenly. at one side # the boat. and
no more than forty feet distant, the wa
ser Ia the river boiled up for space OF
forty feet square. and 10 height not less
than ten feet, Ii boiled and dubbed a, a
fearful rate. and Kissed and fosmed like a
thousand boiling cauldrons. Then ere
came up TO the surface light and very
porous su distance of dark colo which
was SO light a. TO float on the river, its
upper edge fully two feet above the level
of the river. Some of the passengers
were very considerably alarmed. if no,
absolutely frightened. On their account
CAPT. b did not stop TO collect any Of the
floating substance. We wish be could
have done so, 1t might have led to some
important revelation.
Can any one give certain cause for
such en- unusual and unexpected phen-
omenon? Are We 10 have volcano in
the middle of the Ohio, rising up from
the bottom Of the earth. and vomiting
forth its fame and lava? We are at
loss TO ascribe it TO any other than a vol
canic operation. Will some Of cur scien.
tihc men take the matter into considera-
ton? We should be pleased, too, If
Captain Hollcraft, of the Rainbow, who
vii go out this afternoon and return on
Sunday would collect some Of that sub
stance and bring it back with him if pos
sibls - Louisville Democrat
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HOUSE PAIN ING AND CRAIyIyG.

THE undersigned respectfully announces to
he GREENS of keokuk that he has opened a
paint shop on Third Street, above Main, where
lie VIII be pleased To attend TO the orders o!
those who may favor him with call. He fiat
tiers himself that his work will Compare with
any done IN the eastern cities. Specimens Of
wood and marble limitations may be seen By
calling at bis shop.
A sh1r. OF the pubic patronage is solicited.
lfyon want work done in nv line, with neat
ness a. dispatch, call on me--al | ak is far
triai. JEREMIAH BROWN
July 27. 1855 dim
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CORNER MAIN AND JEFFERSON STA,

CORNER MAIN AND JEFFEksON sTA.,
Burlington, Lwa.
\ BRANCH Of the Mercantile College Of
II Observation-Disclosures by Ito .s<is
iaiure OF that State with perpetual charter.
TRUSTEES.
HIS Excellency the Hon. JAMES BrcHAtAn.
Hon. WIN. WILKINS, date Secretary at War.l
The HON MosEs HAmrTosj Hon. w II. Low
ny; Hos CHARTS NAyLoR; and CEN. TX.
MooREHEAD.
ANDREW L. HowDEN, late senior Professor Of
Book Keeping ard Commercial Science in the
Mercantile COLLEGE of Pennsylvania.
Louis n DALHorf, late Professor Of Com.
merc'ai and Ornam entail p.nmanship ia the sane
institution.
CHAs. HEa. DARWIN member Of III. Bpri;nv.
ION bar-Profrssor of Mercantile Law
ine Principals design carrying c.lt IN eysrv}
Pa'a'ehaf ina. course of'rainng for business In.
uoouceu ahu Ioho"ed up for upwards OF ff, eeu
years oy MIR. DUR, the founder OF the Mere.nJ
> ', non So''ge OF fennsyvania, by which about
o.ooo merchants and acc ou ntants have been onsIl
ihed tor busipess. II is now regarded ~ 5..;
ness men as the most Thorough and effective mr..
ParsHoh LOT tie accountant given in the yynitet
States. 1t comprehehds upwards Of 400 rer
business ransactions-llus,raiing six differed
methods OF conducting books by double entry
about sou commercial computations. ernl.;r;c
many business operations not found in comm
aiithmetlcs--a comprehensive Course Of me-, "a,
ne penmanship--bnsiness forms and bus;n.
letters daily lectures on commercial law an
commercial sciences.
Dtff's Book keeping, Harper,s ed,.;o. nj.
Si,Ao, re insst perfect ard comprehensive n ~
English language. Duf's Western s,eam.,
accountant perfect system for such account
81 10 be had at Corse's Bookstore. JeTrr,o
Street Ae''o
II Send Tor a Circular by mail
burlington. July I6. 1855 aSx
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HANGo.-Tne Boston Courier alludinp
20 the affair at Hango, rediIec,s public at.
.ention to the following, from late mum
Der of the London Times -" BRUSH
ship Highfycr captured boat containing
new carriage belonging to the Govern
or OF kertch. and the captain of the CRUZ
ser sent in flag Of truce. Offering to re-
Store the carriage. The offer was ae-
cep'ed. and English boats took it in, at
the ssme lime making soundings, which
enabled the English feet to follow
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CiSu CROcKERl H0uSE,
81 d u Il DS & ELLIOT
Importers and Jobbers of

Importers and Jobbers of
EarthenWare, China and GLASSWARE.
No. 1875 Pearl Street, and No. 6l Chambers st
NEW YORK,
VIZ GUILD say to Merchants and Dealers rem.
w orally that, having established a CAsH
HoUsE in this branch of trade, thew are hlly
CONVINCED that they can sell CRrckgkY etc. a,
such prices as III pay the purchaser fine D. Of
II to retail. Experience has proved very con
ciusively 10 us that, oy adherlng strictly to the
cash system, we can afford 10 sell from ten to
twenty per cent below the regular credl, trade
prices.
o this end we ask examination os our
styles and prices, list Of which will be for
warded by mail to an party desiring.
Ear'henware, by the Invoce, single package,
OF very carefully repseked lor The
COUNTY, TRApE.
July o. 1885 div
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Sheriff s >ale.

STATE OF Iowa,
Lee County.
pf virtue OF the PROVISIONS of the rode OF
- Iowa, authorizing the sale Of perlshable
property IN the cases Of Milton II. Crapstsr ..
{. NJ. Ferriii, and John Ferrill and Wiltshire,
Bristol Co. rs G. Nj Ferril, | will sell 10 the
highest bidder at the town OF Montrose, in said
county. on The 2sh day Jniy, A. D 1855, be-
tween The hours Of 3 O'Clock A. NJ. and,
O'Clock r NJ, of sand day, the following prop
ery, wit:
The right and title OF c. M Ferrill and John
Ferril IN and TO the Steamboat Cumberland Val
ley, her apparel, tackel, furniture and amend
ages, for cash 10 hand Seized by me under
writ OF attachment III the District court of sa,.i
county, which have been pronounc ed perishable
property by three qualified jurors
taken IA the property oil G.. NJ Ferril and
John rertill under said proceedings in attach
inenf, aud sold subject TO iiens against sad
boat c. B. TURNER,
Sheriff ecounty, Iowa.
July Is, 1876 3td'
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Let's 90 and 1913 IN Nashville and The s y !.
OF " "a OF N "a 26-65-5 no acres) in
dispute.
For the whole OF which will take f,pen,v. t,eo
thousand dollars, one third in hand, and the bal
ance IN one, t~o three, and four annual paw
mems, with interest at 10 per cent from date to
bepaid annually, and secured by deed OF trust
until all is paid
Any person wishing for particular information
as 10 location or quality Of the lands, may APP
pyto r. 1 Reed, ESQ or his Honor the May
or Of the city of Keokuk
WIN. GILLISS.
JuIv % 1875
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The Question settled !.

Many article. have appeared in our columns
OF late on the Boo, and Shoe question, the vari-
Gus writers differing widely as 10 who has the
best assortment at the lowest price.
We have taken quite an interest in the discus
sion. and after much investigation and due do
Liberation, we have decided that CrittendeI's
undoubtedly is
THE PLACE,
and would therefore advise our reader. 10 buy Of
him. 2w d&w
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1855.
NIerch ants Western Line.

nj EAL, ABBOT & CO., New York Will.
~ LlAMS, TANNER & CO, Buffalo, Pro-
pIietnrs.
Ship daily from Pier 2, East River New York
All cargoes fully insured TO Buffalo.
No Iranshipment between New York and
Buffalo.
For Freight, apply TO Neal. Abbot g. Co., p.
y. Brooke, Virgil HiIyer, No. S8 Broad Street,
New York.
Mark Packages. "M. w Line"
July 2T, 1855 daw6,g
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patriotism and fidelity OF the foreign born
population. as a class. We never did so
end never shall, unless different spirit
prevails among them from that which has
hitherto been manifested. They come
amorg us TO cast in their lot with US, "a
share our interests and our responsibilities
Whatever we may have to achieve or "a
hope for, they have an equal interest Il
desire and promote. For them we have
none but tho kindest feelings. and our
earnest desire would be to see our whole
people become, as fast and as far as posi-
BILE, one homogeneous whole. though till
such appeals are powerless this is impos
sible. Blu, we deny for our institutions
that they rear men less loyal to their
country, less devoted to the Republican
Cause and the National G. overnment, than
the despolisms Of the old world. We de
ny that our own people, born upon our
soil, reared under our institutions. stiml
lated by our history, are any less loyal,
any less American, than hose who have
beer reared under other institutions, whose
minds from childhood up have been taught
in other sentiments, whose memories have
been stored with the records of other
struggles and other glories. though they
may have come here from the best end
most creditable motives. II is true that
some Arnold, native born, prompted by
some uncommon and powerful motive,
may have sought to beray the American
cause and il may be true too that an
eminent American Democrat may be found
to justify his motive and exenu tie his
crime but when we remember that in our
very last war, and in very important
crisis in that war, twenty-s six foreign born
soldiers in our service, led by foreign
born officer, went over to the enemy,
were captured and executed 'or treason,
on the enemies soil, we remember that
not all who have exhibited lack Of loy-
atty, not all the traitors to the American
cause and the American Government, have
been nurtured in the bosom they have
wounded, and neither naive nor foreign
traitor will find his motive pallated or his
conduct exienuated nj our.hands.
Though by such false and wicked arts
demagoeues endeavor to win the votes Of
foreign born citizens, and il may to some
appear proper and necessary TO appeal e.
pecially TO the native population and ma
tive preJudces 10 overwhelm them and
their cohorts. we appeal to all men, of
every class and every nationality of birth,
to join IN deprving Of public influence
and cons'gning to meriled disgrace all such
pestilent disturbers Of the public welfare
and The public harmony, all such promo.
ters Of sedition and disaster. They teach
yon lies that lead TO riot. They stir up
preJudces that lead to blood. he'd They
encourage spirit which threatens insliu-
tons in which we have common interest
and common hope. Mark them well,
for H. any where, there are traitors 10 the
counry's cause, they are The men