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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-13

GOJDiiUE a SON have Just replenis ,ed their
stock Of goods. aud will now offer Tor sale an
elegant assortment Of fine G. old Watches, diamond
Rings and Pins, Florentine, Black and Gold stone
Mosaic Work, In bracelets, Earrings AID Pins Ca
meos, the finest ever oferel IN the city Filligree
Earrings aud pins Gold Lockets. Bracelets, Pen.
els, Chains, Thimbles, Seals, Keys aud Rings,
Sleeve Buttons, studs, Slides, Buckles, Crosses,
Necklac $, &c &c. also full and complete as
sortmeni of Silver and Plated Ware, the largest va
rtety Of spec,acles and Eye Glasses In the city;
Card Csses. Port Monnaies, Opera Closes, Co,nl
oi all kinds, Combs and Fancy Goods, the Whale
comprising the richest and best assort meui IN the
city. GOODHUE & SOS, Opticians and Jewellers
at the Spectacle Depot, II Westminster ST., Frovi-
dence. ala
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NOTICE.

| VHE subscribe informs the public that he IL
prepared 10 trim carriages, manufacture and
rep,ir harnesses, saddles. trunks, Sc, in the
very hest m inner AM NJ the shortest notice, nj
No. II Broad o..
Tolet, shop NJ. ~ Broad street, connected
with the carri,ge shop, which has heretofore
,Iso been occupied as carriage mixers shop.
ly2l JAMES MAGEE.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-13

PiNElsssortmen, of wrapping Papers Tor al,
a. ~ WARDS, 20 Thames ~.
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CHAN0E OF LIE,
Dyspepsia--Sour Stomach!

rom the girl to tho toondn and the at mife doe-
he is dcceicy0J and The other g,adVaHl sun
pressed Us TO prevent my of the % diseases ut frequent.
aTse u cOnseQuence OF such chnnge.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-13

As DYSPEPSIA CURER,
DR.. HOUGilrON'S PEPSlN has pro
Ia ed the most marvellous effects, in cur
Ing cas,s oi Debility, Emaciaion, Ner-
vous Decline, and Dyspeptic Con umption.
1t is impossible to give Tie details of cases
in the limits of this advertisement but au-
thenticaled certificates have been given Of
more than TWO HUNDRED REMARK
ABLE CURES, in Philadelphia, New
York and Boston alone These were near
ly all desperate cases, and the cures were
not only rapid and wonderful, but perma-
nent.
1t is great NERVOUS ANTIDOTE
and particularly useful for tendency to Bill
Iious dis, rder, Liver Complaint, Fever and
Aeue, OF badly treated Fever and Ague,
and the evil ofQuinine, Mercury, and 9TH
er drugs upon the Digestive Organs, after
long sickness. Also, foi excess in eat
ing, and the too free use of ardent spirits.
[, almost reconcles Health with lolempcr.
ance,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-13

NlflNA FRUIT RASKF1S.-A large assent.
" ment of White anl Gilt aud white Fam
baskets OF new st'l"S an p U,rrds, just receiv.
eiw {. +. IilIiID x CO.,
M Nj 7, fi,u,s sire 4
EOK saie.-in tue south part oi Neyp"ri n splrn-
L dId Bailliug Lot. within ZEN minutes wax
oi the Post Oilice; having bednifil lrrnt view ui
the city anh harbor ut Newport aud 3: fine oceah
view in the rear, bounded nn three sfI sets 50 ier
wide nnd within three ~ nnes walk oi good bath
ing, Terms made easy. Apply to
GED. IT WILSON
f25 Corner of Red wood and Cot, ave 81.
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TUECGEAt SI'lNDArO
Eb,iEDY o IA pULI}O.L
APV DTS rs - :. d.
~ ''y u q. o. Il ari Ap-
p.Oy- sNH ir - 4. -
edo, -, .ne f. "a g ogl-
COS IL, j." y pe,'oi @,
TW| |NIN- VEN YEArs.
by En,'aeni "aya-,cas, 'to-
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BUILDING LOTS.

NEWPORT, Sept. 18th, IS55.-The Viii
~ lowCemetery Cv. having procured the Land
froniing,n Warren street, sre now prepared TO
furnish lots SUPERIOR to any that can DO offered
aud at lower prices.
IL HENRY TURNEp T.o..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-13

because bottle of II has medical cumtive maei
IN IT, and, In consequence deuse In much ies
hne Than bottle of any other medicine. 90, .,
II, then one bottle of BRANT'S PURIFIER VIII cure
EOUR TIMES more disease hun bottle of SdrsapIyI
a." BRANTS PURIFIER" would be us cheap az yf,m
dollars hottle sdpdyia st dolay. But BRANTs
PURIFIER Is sold for only ONE DOLLAR bsue; and
bottle Of IL has cured, and Is capable Of curing, FOUB
TIMES much disease bottle OF Sorsrpdrd1. there
fore, Sarsapara IN consequence VI It's less and lee
Nedca. efficacy, snouId be sold at more hn trenfv
spe cents per boule, 10 be eeaP rs the PURIFIER
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-13

NOk SALb Cottage win Barn IN the North
part OF the city Continuing about three quarters
oi aa acre Of ldud, with good ocean aud harbor
view IL has been built about three years. Price
$4,000 aud terms made easy. Apply to
jyli GEO n WILSON
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-13

OLD STOMACH COMPLAINTS.
There is 60 form o OLO STOMACH
COMPLAINTS VIII h !, tops MOI scrm o
reach and remove at onle. No ma er
low bad they may be, it GIVES IN
STANT RELIEF! A Siaete dose re-
mores all the unpleasant symptoms and
to make these good effects pcrInanent.-
PURITY OF BLOOD, AND VlGOR OF
BODY follow at once. 1t is particularly
excellent in cases OF Nausea, Vomiting,
Cramps, Soreness oi The pit Of the Slom-
nch, distress after eating, low, cold state of
the Blood, Heaviness, Lowness Of Spliis,
Dependency, EmaciaIion, Weakness, ten
rency TO Insanity, Suicide, &c.
DR.. HOUGHTON'S PEPSlN, is lso
nearly all dealers IN fine drugs and
Popular " diclnes throughout the I'm
tied Sta" II is prepared IN powder
and in f id form land in Prescription
vials for he use Of Physicians.
PRIV iTE CIRCULARS for the
use Of Physicians, may be obtained of
DR.. Houghlon or his agents describing
The whole Process OF preparation, and
giving the authorities upon which the
claims OF this new remedy are based.
As il is NOT A SECRET REMEDY,
10 objection can be raised against it,
Use by Physicians in respectable stand
ng and regular practice.
Price ONE DOLLAR per bottle.
UF OBSERVE THIS EVERY bot.
tie Of the genuine HEPSIN Lears the
written signature ofJxS. S.HOUGHTON
NJ. d.. sole proprietor, Philadelphia, Pin
Copyright aud Trade Mark secured.
Sold by oil Druggists and Dealers a.
Medicines.
AGENTS--R. II. HAZARD & co. \
Apoihecaries' Hall, Newport. RI
e.. DYER. Jr, Providence, T.. OS- /
ORNE, Fall River l.. CLAPP, Paw
Cket
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-13

05lIcar. What d. starr, rh, sician VITO stands at
the top II his piorss"n ~ suf John Bulls Sarsapari!la
have hcah ing John Bulls Sasaparilla in gr, at
yni! OF ch"r di'rT,eS, with the most happy effects
and have no hesitation in IL to the public
r -he % sgrVua syphilis, and all cuaneous and
glauduiar ~ ra'cS. Iours most feryenty,
LewiSport, Ky. Api! u, 1919, WM. srAPP, N. D.
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u W III lHtIT prdctICt' VIC.
RESPECTFULLY yours, B. Is. ALLEN, n. d.
LOUISVILLE, July 18th, Is

LOUISVILLE, July 18th, 1S49
have examined the list Of articles that compose John
Bulls Extract Of Sar SpaI ard have no hesitation in
say ing thar II Is safe Fnd valuable compound. would
prefer " arc. In for the diseases
from AZ impure stat Of he blood faint os he system
! confidently recommend ~ 10 my friends ms being n
poHeriul EXtrlr, rd that believe will cure all
glasses of dhca'rs or Nhic Il is recommended If used
according to ditc'ions believe IL to be valuable
surc c'i1n"um to Mercury - Nay, have my doubts
wii'her la the m"s violent aud protracted cases of
Syph, accompanied vi h Nodes ltophe In carries Of the
bones wieh-rt ought 10; 20 succeed remedy
:. u. M,CONACHiE, NJ d.
Honorary member of the Mcu.cal Society, Philadelphia
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-13
One Dollars Worth f!
cANCEROUS scRoFULA!

How much CANCFIt-how much SYPHlLlS-hs
nuch StPOFu LA--wil dollars po,h of BR-fNT
SCfffIER cure Read the following statement, viii
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FOR SALE

j frsi rate second hand Wagon, apply to =.
n. Hubbard, Carriage Maker. Farewell 1T.
m'3
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-13

COTTRELL A BRYEK,
: Nsnuisctsrers and Dealers IN -
FURNITURE, FEATIitNs, MArrRAs
SIS. &C.
81 CHuncH sTREIT.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-13
BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT

such MeJiine erery rcseci ami there is n,nndnn
,rooi, In gycH effected that ONE BOfTLE Of tcon
aims more purifying, healing virtue, md meded Jopt,
hun there Is coniHineS In -FOUR BOTTLES Of nDy Saral
'drid, any other medicine thai las hc,n offered
Dr. sae There Is undoubed proof In pamphlets thai
~ the of this lIcai Idiaa parey they lhai were D1
mo yet LivE-tney that were LAME and CRIPPLED
snn now WALk-tiley tint were SICK, SCROFULOuS
md Otherwise diseased, have boen HEALED and CURED
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-13

Rev. l.. W. sEHOA,-rev. Il. STEVENSON.
CoN,LUslyg.- Rev T.. ". Sehon j. widely and generally
known as an eloquent and accomplished pastor of the
h. ciIui c and Rev b. Stevenson has been known as one
OF the mosS alrntei aud jealous members hat the Ken
uky tCirreue coaid boast of Tor many years and at
tor the ~ L. Book Concern.
LOUISVILLE, May Goth, 1910.
We have used John Bulls Snrsaparila and have known
II to be used, with entire ssfac and we have no
teSitrtiUn ia siang belief, that Il IL safe and
valuable medical compound and calculated to produce
much gc aud celicye much suffering; and therefore
would cheeriul and most earnestly recommend 1t the
afflicted u W. SEUON,
(Signed) T. STEVENSON
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1855-10-18
NORMAL COLLEGE.
Randolph County. N. q.


yTyHIS Institutions situated four miles from "High
Point on the North Carolina Railroad, about
one mile fromthe Western Plank Road, and eighteen
from Greensboro The buildings which are now
finished consist Of an elegant brick edifce, three
stories high, and of ample dimensions well furnish
ed and finished together with extensive boarding ar
rangements both public and private The Appara-
tus, made. by Chamberlain and Ritchie of Boston,
is of the very best character; the Museum and all
other appliances properly belonging to College, are
such as the spirit of the age demands. The extent
thoroughness and finish Of Instruction are suited to
the dignity Of an enterprisng State, and have been
matured by the wisdom Of q large board Of Trus-
tees, headed by His Excellency the Governor, John
A. Gilmer, Hon j. c. Dobbin, &C. The Collegiate
year is divided into three Terms of fourteen weeks
each q holyday of two weeks is given at Christmas
and one week about the fifth of April, but students
from distance are not expected to return home till
the Summer yacation. The locatiens easy Of access
by rail and plank roads, within two days drive the
finest mountain scenery in the South, and is tsefin
a rolling country Of first rate water and cheap living
term. or from S98 to S12O per annum. All money
must beplaeed in the hands of the President, and if
any pocket money is to be allowed parents should
give precise instructions rs to the amount. Money
sufficient to pay the Janitors fee Isl per annum)
and to purchase books must be depositedn advance,
all other expenses arc due at the end Of the Term
and must be promptly settled. Books can be OBJ
tanned at the College, but clothing should always be
furnished from home. All communications should
be directed to 'Normal College, N. c." Catalogues
can be obtained by application to the President
The next Term will begin on the 18th of September.
z.s B. CRAVEN, President.
Oct II 40" At
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NEW GOODS.

IN. M ~ = ,,;,,, aros out
1na s5 Testinrs
sk yeye, sasl sna sfIs RIsnbsfs
rose, segre, ngrsg a Gol.
area fds Cloths @ Bembaznss md
olea q n WorSta,
paceas pialn anu
Goods Iain ana d Iosa
Silks White ana BACK, wac Doolns.s anu
cess Solid andfancy Prntea
and Calico Long Cloths osna aourgs ana pr9Ws y,
Shirtings; 5-4 674 and lo-4 brown anu rieacneu
Shirngs Pillow-case Cottons Bonnet Sofa 5rss,
Flounced and Corded sklrts sk,Iss
and Ladies SIX Vests Mems Gosson' sk anu Nc.
rino shirts and prayers shrs oSnars anS S iron.s
Tor SHIRTS Threea "a
Hooien Gioyesi Men 3,
dren's Cotton and Moolen Hosiery; hne ana gom-
mon Silk, Worsted and Woolen shaTls lmants
Robes French Collars Chemlsetts and
Null, Jaconet Book Swiss, Cam6r,e and Bar az, MUS
Inns; Talmas Silk Mantlas, Silk Heiyets ana Sgr-
ges; Cotton, black Silk ard Thread Laces and Edg.
1ngs Jaconet anu SWISS Edgngs ana inser.ngs
Plain, Borderea, e ana en9r0,oersa
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1855-10-18
I TLAURE,I MILLS.
NyTE Subscriber hereby informs the public.

YTyHE Subscriber hereby informs the public; that
IL his MILLS (situated on CroWders Greek, 14Aa;
miles North East of Yorkvillc, near the Landsford
Road, and three miles West of Wrigb Ferry have
undergone thoreughrspairs and are now in complete
order, and he is PREPARED to GRIND CORN md
WHEAT, in manner that cannot fail to please. -
The speed ofhis Mills have been increased greatly by
the addition. of WATEG WHEEkS that cannot be
exceled in speed and workmanship He alsol has p
good head of water, and can grind dry weather as
long as any Mill situated ona streaR away from the
river. And having in his employmenta q man of exs
perience in the. MILLING BUSINESS, he ,fatters
himself that he cannot fail to please. he now In
yites the public to bring their grain and see for
themselves. And also returns his most sincere
thanks to the public for the liberal patronage he has
received during the past year, aud hopes by atte5
tion robustness to merit continuance Of their fa
Yors. ZADOK D. SMITH
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1855-10-18
seOTTs LITTLE GIANT 3
CORN AND COB MILL,
- spATENTED dAY 316. lS54 lEE.

YEyHE attention Of Planters, Farmers, and Stock
il feeders in general is respectfully called to this
Mill as the most important article of the kind now
in use not only we'll adapted for grinding Cob Meal
for Stock, but Grits or Hominy for the table,
and especially Bread Meal from cornnot fully ripe
in the fall. r. So -
In setting this Mill, no mechanic or franc work
are wanted only requiring TO be fastened to floor
or platform. Easily adjusted and used by any body,
The LITTLE GIAN vt has received the first premi-
ums at the late agricultural Fars Of Missouri, Ken
lucky, Maryland and other States rand that in the
most complimentary manneri as well as the most
ready commendation from the thousands witnessing
its performance. -,
These Mills are guaranteed in the most positive
manner against defects breakage; and No, war
ranted to grind l5lushes of feed per hour with one
horse and offered at the low price of S66 all com
plete, ready for attaching tfc team,-No. at S75
grinds 20 bushels pei. hour with two horses.
Manufactured by SCOTT & MoCKBEE,
Augusta, Go.
THOMAS s. MILLS, Agent.
Chester C. r. Aur 2I1S55 80 IT,
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l'WOoa cARD3Ne.

VTyHE Subscribed would further inform the public
j that his WOOL CARDS ut the same place, have
also undergone extensive repairssand are now in
complete orderfor GARDING. He has already car
ded some lots Of WOOL, and has given perfect salts
faction His Cards viii be attended by experienced
hands Priceo Carding, 4 cents per pound, cash |;
or he will take Wool for Carding at the proporionate
rate. All those wishing good Rolls would do we'll TO
give him o CALL The Wool must be we'll washed
with soap, and burs and trash Of all kinds taken out
of it, The public are now invited to bring their
wool and see for themselves. The subscriber in
tends to give his Mills and Cards thatattention that
is calculated to please, and his aim will be accom-
modate the public. - q D. SMITH. =
July5.s 28 6m
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s. TO SHIPPERS. q

HUGE :. TIN LE Il & Cos


HUGE L. TINLEYs e g o. -
fsUcoEssoRs 10 TfNtsY HEBRON.
z Gommisaion Merchants. si
e Is No. 3 Erchdaqs Sired, South atlanlac Ipaarees
s -. cHARLFsTo !, s. G 80 80
SHiVE their personal attention:to the sale Of Got
NJ ton as customary, OF by special contract, oil
other kinds of Produce and Manufactures, and
make prompt returns of the sam for per cent.
commission. Il q s. .ss
VS. Win CONTINUE as heretofore, to give our
special Intention 10 the Receiving aad Forwarding Of
all goods consigned to us, for 10 cents per package
Machinery, large packages Of Furniture, go,
charged in proportion To trouble and responsibility,
For advancing freight and charges, 2R Ter cent.
Ma, Persons shipping Goods or Produce through
this house, may rely upon their being POS
.TIyELY PROTECTED, both against oyercharge
and loss Of goods Is -. & 8 80
We have in no: instalnce nor viii we detaln any
goods for freight and charges.
We would respectful beg leave to refer TO the
following gentleme1, with whom ne have had busi-
ness transactions:
John Caldwell President If the South Carolina
Railroad Columbia. q a.
o: PassaiIaigue Sup .sofi Public Works oiumbia,
P. W Fuller Columbia. e sSs s
John King, s. 1ss r. r. Agent Charleston. .S
Henry AIisroon, Agent Of Now Y6 Y6rk Steamers. 3
Holmes s. Stoney, Agents of F- Sailing Packets
H. F. Baker & Co, Agents of Balhmo ore Sano
Philadelphia Sailing Packets - n ss.
J. W. Caldwell, Agent Of aitimors steamers and
Boston Sailing Packets. ,s s. ;s
Julv A. -! 28ss zsstSlS - GIN -,
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CCIENTIFIC TAILORING.--The Sub
COPARTNERSHIP.

NHESSRS. L. P BARNETT, A. I. BARRON,
I'VE and ]. R. BRATTON having formed copart-
beg leave to inform Physicians, COUNTRY-MER-
CHANTS and the public generally, that they will
conduct the establishment at the old stand, under
the name of L. P BARNETT 8 Co. -,
A full and complete stock of everything in their
line will be kept CONSTANTLY on hand. The want of
a FIRST CLASS DRUG STORE has been long felt
in this section Of ths State and we arc determined
by every effort to meet the demand. We solicit the
of all WIN desire to procure pure medci-
nes and chemicals the cheapest prices.
L. P. BARNETT,
- A. I. BARRON,
j. II. BRATTON.
Sept. 19 36 IT, ;
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Dissolution of Co-partnership.

YTNHE Co-partnership in the GROCERY and GEN
ERAL PRODUCE BUSINESS, heretofore .exs-
ting between T. S. PAGAN, JAMES PAGAN, T.
S. FAYSSoUX, A. G. PAGAN, and r. A. PAGAN,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
They earnestly request that those who are indebt-
ed to them will mike speedy settlements, as they
are anxious to close up their business.
T. s. PAGAN,
" JAMES PAGAN,
II. s. FAYSSOUX, :
p ....,, A. G. PAGAN, and
R. A. PAGAN.
Yorkville, s. G., Sept. 9, 1856. SO At
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IA hict, tolls before me, two Estray MULES, ta-
ken up on the 18th inst. They are BLACK HORSE
MULES; fourteen hands high One. has the letter
S brandedo its left hip: the other has no marks
They are three or four years old One was apprais-
ed at S90-the other at $50. They may be found
at John Smiths on Broad River. -: - - -
49, -. r. McALILLY, Magt. Z.
Sept 27 Ss 4m* B
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s 8
petiugs Of mere threatened outrages tosdrive /:
them to il.
Shall ne take the maniac raVlngs ef fanatics (
for the actual perpetration Of outrages by she
Government sShall We cross the bridge pc. !
fore Re, we. come 4osit2 Shall We ayenge the re.
peal Of the Nebraska Act before it's repealed:
thesinterdiction of the slave trade, fore y IS
interdicted the abolition Of slavery IN the ps
triet Of Columbia, it is abolished shal
we run because they threaten us hat slgnl5s i
fes their threatenings SO long as they are, ,nn-
able to execute them IF they acquire the
strength and pass the measures they propose,
shall we be bound by them? VIII we not pc
as freeSarld as strong to resist them then as
new What, then, are We to lose by waiting
.tosee whether or not they are to acquire taaol
strength
Ith has been, we know, "a fayorite maxims3
with many that the longer We submit To- sthe,I
Faegaressions Of the North, the weakerswill be.
come our disposition to resist. It is q false
maxim. In a country where Ignorance q ana
darkness prevail, it may hold better; but n
an enlightened country there is no truth N It.
Een the contrary, the longer we ases soppresssd.
he more fierce and unanimous will be our re-: re-
sistanee when we do resist and (what ls byno: no
means means uniimpo portant) the greater Will abe the
sympathy for us among :outside lookers-en =
The spirit Of an ,ignofa t,slaEe maybe crush
ed, but Of an enlightened freeman never IT
fis nonsense to say that Teenen who have the
sense to appreciate liberty are to be brokesey
1.-The harness Of tyranny. 5sl. :.
We believe with Col. Orr, that the Nebras-
arcu aks last Congress restored ourrlghts,
4 threatened outrages is maintained, and
: Eabide in the Union. Atspresent We enEstsg Ito to
4 doubt Of fKansas' admission into the Union,
Il whenever she applies, as a slave State; and il
tthere is not sufficient powerin Congress topre.
y vent the extension of slavery, where, in the
name of common sense, is the power to destroy
slitwhers It is We prefer waiting tolsee wheth.
there is such power, and not take it for grant
ed because Abolition looms and South Caroli
ma editors and politicians say'so.
No mau oln seu Nua' usy 10y g11l ~. '. ~
ye' ~ appears W us 'nae naouSn Wa,.Sas ~
q 56st one towards her friends of the North,
there is still hope for the Constitution and the
Union. We know that the lower .HouseSoi
" the next congress @ ,s 70 pc Peopiea WIN tana.
'i'S .put We y no' eeuoso esl1.M slas my ny ~ =.
present tne WISHES u sne peopie tsU,th,
OF them nave go51en tnere py ssealel7-sne WHY
| combinations OF unprinclplea oemagogues-
Know Nothinglsm mas piaceoa tne mossot g.. sne'
there, and It must keep them there, Il = tneJ
are to be kept there at all. VINO bellyes that al
it will have sufficient vitality at the next eiss;
tions to DO 50 IN the meaatlme' WINS, l.s'
I Pierce holds the veto, and heesenate IS SUI,
sane there can be no execution q threatened
outrages Ihen' when TINS new enemy 9. pe-
/ nocracy dies, as die 1t must aud the Iorty
E9onr "noDie NoFtnern Denocrats, vi sleii