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NOTIONS AND CONVECTION

NJ. I. LEV ID & -,
Re no7- receiving their Spring supply # ms
ifresh Goods. consisting o. great VARIETY Of No
TI0&S. TOYS. GOMEZ Tons RlItS- NUTS
sale retail, sg-h terms - ssllt SUIT castcse-s
They have aIs5 established ia coaaestsaa : = s. hE
RY s1d are prepared 10 furnish e 3er everything
in that line Il wholesale and T~tail re best OF
cIas, and At low they en- he Rad IL the
city
CT and Ill sell 70 those who wish Il purchase
4 > y est room OF the sloan HoGse.
Richmond, April l3. 1855. Iii
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Just Received,

addition to my former stock Of Coach Trimmings
. large stocAC- Ea4meled Cloth.
April 10 THOMAS BENTON.
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Gardening Time
hand, and l have good supply OF Hoes. Rakes,
Z Spades and ShOvels. THOMAS BENTON.
Apr ~.
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E.aBef1e Nails.
.su~t Received,

A GOOD supply Of La Belle Nails on hand.
wish good Nails. will do we'll TO buy the La
ArrH 20 THOMAS
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Rerrova,.-BaCK AGAIN:

srSTELL s. HESKA haze 81 tkeir Besf All - -
- >.oFeE9 ozr-story Ha3Ia8HE o. Man -
their Customers sns -
lac <zBeEzisy. 9Th q Epss Des
-eoes he fozr1 10 TIE sa3 they SIS
GaszaseErsz they ez2sEe4 eHeI -
the ehezpsss. and pErAsHs little 5ssz i-szz SAi4 -
$40 az - - s.Ss. an
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EEE Flooring Mill and sash Fa-toiy South Sixth
street, occupied by Howard Caisalaler and Bane y
rinIie For further particulars, enquire al
FARQUHAR i ARN0LD'S
Auction Rooms, Main street.
March Il. 1853. I3-tf
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NEW ARR EMF.

April - 1855.
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Valuable Saw Mill Property for Sale.

BE undersgai oTer = sell taelr Mi property
situated 80 I4es southeast Of Ischu451s- u ayne
county Iniiaaa ea the n han5u4 ana Bosgaa .r4psz
- lie fa-.s 81 EtEA9-a The Saw Al j. IN g0+i
ming cTar and caFalc q saving fron pore 4 589g
u lumber lE dAy, SID timber 4 tbs BEST quality
Iolrs 1a walnut. Sc, 10 tbs Immediate vicinity II
abundance and ready sale AZ RizhE5ad ssr Ill kinds 81
lumber. lhIs seal possesses supeTor aesutages
mary others, having fall Of = feet, All lying IL
aelSlboFA5d : d the best farming zssFcsz IA
county uslI ofEer inducements for te srs5il =
fIslTi1g Nil. II vhIcA there v0uId =, verg IttEs
competition zetAer vllA the ADORE mere ara i
--res u excellent land, sod iweH-z. sarze zaI
eola iloas barn, yoang bearing orchard, wesl
.acted f-uI- large aIE4 kiln, Win iasxsHssIa3e
iu21sly e stone These wishing b-y sllI l.
e2l aal sew the premises. further reeozlssEIa-
tioh j. uneeessEy. Fer further particulars auEv =
JOSEPH hESN0RTHY. the premise Is x Z
j. J hESwoRTHY, = nile north of Ricz1a.111
March IS. ls55. I3-sn
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Fishing Tackle.

l,ISHfNG TACKLE, in abundance. 1t
L c y UICkINSON'$-
April Il. 1870. IN
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do hereby tify that the above ccrtic cor.
rect and the statement OF the physician made is
true JGLIA Ann KIRBY
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FIRE. FIRE FIRE!

ii + - KS I Il y ( r. Z L u : - =,
- R4TEFUL for tie very lacr4l Patronage sEca las
< eesE EXTENDED Eheu hsr-ts5ars- zsta- =r THANKS
Their Ea1y friends suf custreTs fer zaz SUPPORT
hey Eoa4 a3so their customers mi ty
81 receiving tie ef eroc=r5es ty have
they intend 70 fUy for c=sh an3 sell esy for The
they 1ai<sr themselves 1sE sAe -
@ut.ze q every to l1y q ta@E--
They also keep general assortment e fS Flsur @as
go. saas. which deliver zt city
q chsrse Orders ess wltA tAeza VIII ae promptly
4ried
coed state Rank Money kept A4az pay FOR al
.uds q Produce.
Richmond. January u 1875. 80
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Tor sale ur Esess1.

N \ BUSHELS real YougL5oEAeny Coal at re-
~ ( duced prices, by CAIN ~ " ALoBN.
n, 10ih, $3.50 II
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= keep constantly han! an! for sale It wlossai,
rz.i, large assortment Of F4o@ aai taitt7atcI
eyIcs well bent. and Che hand a5reafy
-. BEARD, SIN EN - DUNN.
-.r+e4,er / IS54--3-3n
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WOOL. AGENGI.

loo, 900 POUNDS or WOOL WANTED.
RIO supply Eastern manufacturer We viii FsT
1 the hlghesf price TIA market VII Justify al
snd see before yea sell. Cesn tug' washed assi
= worth = sheep wsshe4 Don't forget ias
'Pe; LIANT. No j ain street, Richmond
StOIE ( CRAHF0RD
Hsy is 1855 AT
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OHIO SCALE WORKS.

RIG D ON, R1LAND IL Co,
~ No. Columbia street, between
Mainland Walnut, Cincinnati. We
manufacturing Railroad he
Ia rot. Hay, Stock Coal Floor snd
II Platform Scales OF all sizes. also,
O. Druggist and Bank Scales. Brass an
Iron Beams. Counter Scales. &c
which warrant Of superior workman ship ana mate
rails We would cali particular attention % nar Iron
Lever Hay AMI stock Scales. All communications
promptly attended
March Is l-54 J3-tf
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Carpets and Furnishing Goods.

NEW supply of Carpets. Straw Mating. g. &
y Also, Cotton and hor>tsd Curtain, Da1nas. BuE
Hollands, Curtain Ausljns. Marsec- QuiIts Fur1.ltr
Prints and Dinitys Please call befer. buying a. n.
i8 Vain street- W RIGHT : A0l FIT.
81 Mo- 80. SIS.
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FRUIT CAN DEPOT!

DTer JNffsa II9EI.
HAVING the agency If Wayne county, for the sale Of
I L Dr. ArthurS Self Sealing Fruit Cans, l am pre-
pared fill all orders for the same. Cincinnati pri
ees. viii also keep cans e my manufacture, q
various self-solierBS and ordinary patterns.
which will be sold rates they be purcEa
sed in the West. Also. all kinds IF Tin Work done
order short notice and At the reasonable rates
a IL SWAIN
Richmond. June Io 1875. -7-tf
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z y II e =

OF Receipts and Expenditures Of Wayne Co.
TINE County Auditor submits IL the !nnisson-
1 ers Of Wayne county, the fol- alac report Of Re
cept and Expenditure of said County the Is day
of June, \. D., 1884, to the 3lst day Of Mag, $50.
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New SPRING Goods.
Lard Oil and Candles.

THE subscribers having completed their arrange
nleHts Tor asnlIfacturing the abot scts. z.e pre-
sTea u furnish the merchants ana ia.se4t-ats OF
.IckmoE3 aHd vicinity tG OIL AND CANDLES OF
aPerior quality, prices ranging beiov the Cinca
at market Persons in want . the above goods
II Ha3 i greatly their advantage 70 call a. tis
Establishment before purchasing eISa.s azTes
u F@csory i TIE Ole Eiehsa@ad foundry BuiI4ings
DAYLTES MARCH
February g. 1855.
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E.g1 BIER IA ssfs.
RalntSr7s Depot.

THOMAS NEWBY
ssSUsp. SYN s2ut. ornamental. Fancy.
ks|coriI4E - and Railroad car Esainier:
Gins sta laeE: 4 itsze r. IN tator Of ~ ssds
and Ezi rbie>.
II , Paints AMI Glass always the lowest cash
prices Mixed Paints fnr
T5 shop Pearl street, south Of Main, over T. y.
loGuy's Store.
Kichul0ad. November 3, lS5i fetf
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2 UST received Cincinnati, the IA:
- terms OF Co0FIHg Farior piats AMI Stores,
hoth for coal wood. which VIII he sold
prices for cash, Al the City Stove Store
LEFENHE & UNDERWOOD
October 20. 1851. tiff
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Store Ware.

S0nn GALLONS assorted sG3ae Ware, Iss' re-
c. .vet and tor sale ~
KRAMER IRWIN & 20.
Nav 10. o gsaire the Depot
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:. *. LiPPEsCogEs

- *. LsPPEeGOgE
Coach Mandatory and Repository.
Northeast corner II Main and franklin streets,
RICHMOND. INDIANA,
14a NHrRr he has constantly for sale Z
Is-S-1-1y general assortment Of srriages OF the
SI- - most fashionable sfae. AMI finished
workmanship. such Coaches Char
i,~s Ss1Ef.. York C.irrau1is aud TrottHq Hssgous
bn If the best materials ant By the most mpefent
-workman un Ter the immediate super Btendeneo 81
the proprietor. 7 , Orders tor Carriages to any
amount executed with despatch
Richmond. December 10, 1854. S2-'f
FOR SiIE.-A Cottage Dwelling situated
- - JOB G0ET0N.
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.su~g Received,
Superior Groceries.

| lad EIi'E-- large supply assorted 90. i
u a, ], i All inches, for >.ls AZ tbs -tsge
store Of 7. ). BNHGI>.
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CITY GROCERY STORE!
4. II r00K II SOM

zHTOrLD respectfully ilfaFfs their iFiends ans ae
w public that they haze zasrgsa rel8ites fssa
roora a filled II - 'h Ane assortment Of Frs>h
Family Groceries and Provisions. whicb isef
III sell - tow similar articles ha 40 tas
market Thsnsfol Ter the pas, liberal ps'rcaags ss
slowed upoa them, ihey respectfully soIIeii ssa.''
trance Of the
JaIv 60 1854. si-a
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Job work

NONE all times Copper. Tin, Sheet Iron and Zinc
notice. and in good w9rSuauiike
= the City stove Store. LEFEyRE Is UNDERW oOD.
OctoHe. 90 1854.
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BASH sgs&lsT Ell
Ladies Dress Goods.

seems >.tSs ans >st3ns. six Tissues BeraSes Ber.Sa
-ssa-4Fs. tgeasa A.. lawns. IN great variety 443
g-is4 1ae H8ost 81 satiul patterns, for either
ssll "a. Hl Die t4ste; Barred snertcs, India Book
ana D5ii { Na>4Ias. Saxssaet subr4cs, Veto
ga 51vns Thread E5Etas<. Aiuslia &nd Cambria Ia
aa8 L1s1asz. BaeaHes lscss, Che njsetts. Ia
aEs.eeyss and Collars ii all kinds An3 prices Also
: a = -
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- 10, Lazaira and Java Coffee. Also. fresh Young
/ Tyson. Imperial. Gun Powder and Black Teas
bought East amt warranted right. For Ne 10
Main street WRIGHT x NOFFITT.
81 Ne. seth. $50
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EssTNTEss 4 ai.AssEsy,

Manufactures Of .Superior Buteher and Shoe
huires. RICHNOND ND,
II EFP an assortment Of their - BQelcT and Shoe
IN Knives sale, wholesale OF re, n the lSrt-
vareStore Of J. Il. Straw bridge, Msli4 s-Teet MeE-
- III orders addressed to / y. 2@--4a "l.I be
promptly attended 20.
Richmond, November 81, lS5i- i2-8t
GROCERIES, fresh supply Of Family Groceries
I iu~t received by Z. n. COOK,
March % 1~5t Ne : Main street.
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- A CLARK " Il. {
CLARK "a ERDEksEEk,

CLARK Al EROTEsEEs,
NJ E r c II \ y 7 I \ L O + S,
AVE just received the Spring style q Cloths. Casst
meres and Nesngs, which they viii manufacture 70
fieT At the cheapest rates latest and n suc
er a SHALL give entire satisfaction
Shirts. Collars Cravats, Socks Suspelders- c. alwag
n hand
Richmond. March 30. Ie55. I5-tf
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Dry Pine and Poplar Lumber.

CST received lot OF Clear Pine. on hand L. and
sS 81 Common Pine 10000 feet Poplar. thick
nesses; Flooring. piae and poplar, hand
CAIN 6 NALsBY
month. 1855 ~
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Change of Time on Cincinnati s Chi
Cag0 Railroad.
On and after MONDAY. April 28i. 1855, until fur
~ ther notice, TWO TRAINS Will be run each
way daily between New Castle and Richmond. VIZ:
Leave New Castle At zoo y. NJ, AMI Leo +. Il.
:. 3 Ws..'in,.s5n. s st5 . . 10 10 :
Arriving 1t Richmond. a 50 \. VI. and 2 70 r NJ
IN season To connect with trains the Indiana Central
and Eaton and Hamilton Railroads.
RETURNING
Leave Richmond at 9.io y. NJ, ana 30 p NJ
- Washington, $50 s. r. NJ
Hagerstoyn 1000 600 p
Arriving; at New Castle 1885 A VI and A. p NJ
Mail VIII be carried 70 train from Richmond and
loo Z. II. IA from New Castle.
:. b. MORSE, Superintendent
New Castle, April Is, ISL ls-tf
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Dissolution OF Partnerships.
ME partnership heretofore existing between the
derS sued in the Grocery ana Baking business. j. This
day dissolved By mutual consent TIE notes a1i book
accounts of the Era ALI be found the on e II. B.
Payne, who only duly authorized settle and rcce.
for al money that may be due aE3 they must Eo
settled Immediately. and ali persons baFing accounts
against us, are hereby requested present them l.r
payment THOMAS NIChEAS,
vi. W. EATTRAI.
June l. 1855 97-St
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Mat, Valley and Hanging Cutters, Conducting Pipe:
I AMI Heads &c-, made and put up both IN town and
ali and warranted low for cash
hop cal the Hunting oH House.
LEFEVRE & UNDERWOOD.
October %. 1854. 44-if
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B ONIETS. RLBBON GLllPS, &c.

LlEl1sS, French Flowers AMI ~ re4shs. Silk Laees
All uss * al catars. HAS ans Gaps. Boots xni
crsS orcrtes Hardware Giassware.
aat ~ tatt almost every article tsusv Kept in
eEal eta1a- business Grateful Cor the patron
age heretofore extended him. ne respectfully
invites has I'll friends na the pebIic 10 give aim rAn
K cAnoCA, -r4I -. l>a5- 10
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100 GROSS ESSENCES in store aud for sale by
IbU L. H. MCCULLOUGH.
March Is, 1875 No IL Main street.
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G GOOD supply OF Builders Harigare. and will furnish
>Ish Glass Doors. Door Frames " iudow Frames and
Blinds. = llaIufa Cl4rers' prices
April 20 THOMAS BENTON.
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Dry goods for Hscm ANA Boys.

hNE Of the largest stocks Of Gjotas. C4z=izllara
- Tweeds. Italian Cloths and summer Wear. every
ption fresh from the East. and for sale low tas
lowest, - Ne. ~ Main street
WRIGHT : MoFFIFT
81 NJ. 50.h, 1855
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House spOutilfg.

z sAsssA BUSHELS superior quality Western Coal
y sesSF 1sf0r sale ny CAIN q NALSBl.
Isy month, I2th, 1855. Aft
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sion and appetitc--and wholly unin-
formed in our system of government
are not fit to be the "rulcrs of free
people, mot fit to exercise the decis-
i've authority of suffrage in Republic
where the intelligence and patriotism of
the people arc the living fountains
whence flow the streams that fertilze
our FAIR heritage, and invigorate and
strengthen our National existence. 1t
is against this dangerous element-this
pestlfcrous source of evil-that Amer
leans, with thousands Of Amcricanizcd
foreigners, now raise the voice of oppo-
sition and the right arm of power
Against the political cncroachments of
Jesultism, too, they arc rs determined
ly opposed, knowing that wherever the
Pope reigns, tho ecclesiastical is supe-
rior to the civil power; that union of
Church and State is inscparable from
the dominion of Roman Catholicism.
We object again to this foreign elc-
ment because it seeks the ballot box of
the North, settles around the beehive
OF fanatic agitators, and "plays such
fantastic tricks" beneath the shadow of
Bunkcr-hill, as i'll becomes the lately
arrived citizen! With mistaken no.
tons of Liberty, and more erroneous
ideas of their Constitutional preroca-
tives as citizens, they begin to dictate
the abolition of Slavery, and in the
ranks Of mad,,cap factionists, they Join
in a war uporsthe peculiar institutions
of the South, and oppose the States in
rights guaranteed by the Constitution,
in the spirit which united the thirteen
Colonies in ties of brotherhood, and
made us free, happy and prosperous
people. Aboltionism has waxcd strong
and exacting by reason of trans-Atlan-
tic sympathy and emigration, and it is
no difficult matter to discover these we'll
defined elements. We may discover
the sympathy in the London press, and
in the grand lsyecs attendant upon the
arrival over the ocean of Harriet B.
Stowe; the effects Of immigration may
Nc asccrtained in the nativitics of thou
e o. " 'or, lose
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,r1sn PLArroRm.

We publish in our columns to-day,
the Platform of tho Philadelphia Amer
lean Convention, and commend it to
the attentive pcrusal Of every reader.
1t is conservative; it is National; it
embraces principles which appeal to the
Judgment and patriotism of every lover
of his country, and friend to the con-
federacy. The doctrines therein pro-
mulgod are the very doctrines now
needed to be carried out; and it is a
great pity that the reign of the present
weak and imbecile administration was
not nearer at an end, that they might
be nude the rule of action by new
and thoroughly American administra-
ton; such an one as shall be organized
after the present incumbent shall have
been permitted to retire by more O.
overwhelming vote than that with which
it entered upon its career. But wew will
bide our time, and labor the harder to
achieve for our noble platform the &C
clamation it deserves at the hands of
the American people, when it shall be
referred to their suffrages.
The Platform was constructed by
patriotic, intelligent and Union-loving
Representatives of the people, from
every section of our widespread coun-
try, in view of and to meet the present
and prospective needs of our National
Legislation and policy, and VIC rejoice,
in common with our party everywhere,
that profound Craftsmanship and wise
councils in the Convention, have given
so full and fair representation of the
American principles to the world
With such doctrines, such patriotism
such talents, as the Philadelphia Con
vention to start with, the Americans
enter an open field with spread banner
and with high hopes and sure preludes
of full and final victory.
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re- Subscribers to the MIRROR vii

re- Subscribers to the MIRROR will
be furnished with the AMERICAN UNI
ON, as = substitute, if they arc willing
to receive it; and if not, they can give
us 4 friendly hint to that effect by re-
tRrnlhg the first No. 1t will be alto
'gcthor agreeable to our feelings, how
ever, if our Democratic friends, who
have patroniStd the MIRROR for years
past, would give its Successor q trial
for six months or a year. l,iney shall
have the worth Of their money incrIr-
rent news, and can do just as they 10 I've
mind to about imbibing our pjtsaci~
pies. 1t Wilde fair, at least, toNear
both sides.
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Mission to Western AfriCa

The opening Of interior Weston Af-
RIGA to the Introduction of civi an
Christian institutions from this count
is fraught with great religious an{c,
mcrcial interesG and importance
only to the naive population of i
eastern region, but to Libcria he
and to the eivilSed world. 1t is utC
stood that the Rev. Mr.. Pcase, SOLO
and fayorably known as an active mo
devoted friend IF Colonization in Iii
IBERIA, is now pr pairing to make a thor-
ough exploring visit eastward, rom
seversl eligible points or t!io scaIoard
back to the interior, with q view % the
cxtepsion Of settlements of yahah'
Chriitian colonists among these TT
or tribes, and it is believed j.
mo,T healthy region of ccur
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SorYtssor rEnloDlcAts, 60.

Grehomifo July, the initial No. Of
new yolugc, is before us. Two steel
engraving Of surprising beauty, a new
sporting sory by Frank Forester, the
continuation of Mary Stuart aromance
of history besides beautiful love sto-
ry, 60, aake up the attractions Of this
nupbfr ! Tic price, us heretofore. is
] %py So z copies 80 9 copies $40;
alkayg 10 llEmee.
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.-.e 10 argue the

.','S w ''i S0'N 'iiN
. r-. american paper in
your midst--that it apparent. 1t was
seen and felt in the late campaign, in
which We were defeated because the
ends we aimed at were bascly misrep-
resented. We have principles to adj
vocatc, and opposition to encounter,
that demand the potent aid Of the press.
We hope the energies Of every Ameri-
can will be aroused to support the pa
per that supports his principles, and aid
by his influences and the stipulated a.
mount Of material aid, the editor who
labors, mentally and physically, to serve
the interests Of the party and the tastes
of his readers. Go to work, and en-
large the subscription list--get your
ncighbors to take the paper, and send
lis their names. We shall then be en-
couraged to pcrseyerc, and battle va
liantly for our common cause. From
the spirit already manifested by the
American party, we doubt not that a
word in this behalf viii be sufficient to
secure their cooperation. Confined to
the active duties of the printing office,
which require all our time, we cannot
Aout and solicit subscribers personal
rs we could wish to, hence we are
elled to ask our friends to help us
particular.
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could pan zoo, hghtI.

could pan -Vo, 0OUhghtu
tie WHIP set up anEmporor lnN,
in play, and kept the Car off
a sort bfsemi-servitnde, he payr
ute to The Kahn ofthe Crimea.
couple of hundred Thousand, on T..
quarter ola million Engli ~ Fr,
and Italians seek tdover ran il, and WI
it out of the hands of the c ",whn has
million of menf5 defend It And we
are bound to admit that they are prose
cutting their task Ind advancing sler by
spop with regularity, an emery "a a
perseverance which we roco,nig at
once as AngelosSixon. For thir sakes
it were pity if tttbc most crE1al mo-
inert treacherols move ofAusria, SGT
free the corps d'6rmee on the Callici,.n
frontier tomove down like clo,d of To-
Gusts on tho i'll defended frontir 30 :,
on the Crimea IN " Herald.
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