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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-19

StHUNIVAY s. LEyyrIS.-I ANUFACTUR.
~ EBS or BOOT TREES. WASH NGfON STREET
MACHINE STOP.
The ah.ye having had several years experience in
making Boot ets and Treeg ,,s, fell cor I'D ,ut that
they manufacturing machine that ;, i'll 10 ct the
wants Of iloot Manufacturers and Tryeis.
Particular attention paid epairrg freeing Machines
jail d3m
SpUILDlNGS RENIOVED.-THE SU-BSCRI
RI Der takes this method of informing the public that he
Is lrep@ed to buildings Of every dissertation the
most expeditions and careful manner, either n city OF
country. Also to raise buildings, to any desirable height
His long experience in the business enables him give to
al the assurance that whatever he undertakes this line
of business will be done in the best 5aIner All orders
left at Aaron Rings 26 Front ST.. win be promptly at
tended t.. eblO div NATII'L uEARHtRN
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LOW PRICES
TO CORRESPOND WITH THE
TIM ES,
EN- IAN n UAL SALE.
cry GOODS NEVER SOLD so CHEAP
IN WOR CESTEs REEnppr

IN WORCESTER BEFORE!
GEO P. BRYANT commences to day, MONDAY, Jan.
lst to offer his stock Winter Goods at such prices as all
economical purchasers pleased to see.
Many bargains have been offered in Worcester previous
to th but it is believed that never were Goods sold at
such remarkably low prices are here advertised TIE
following listof deductions will tell the story.
Whole stuck of niuepenny priats, to cts the yard.
25 cent De LANES to II cts the yard.
SIC, All Wool Plails to 60 cts the yard
ST. G Al Wool Cashmeres to 81 the yard.
S125 do. do, Thibets to So cts the yard.
SOC Ribbed Hose to IS cts per pair
One lot fine 25o. Napkins at 12} cts Great Bargain
One lot 12!c. Doylies, at Ct cts. do do
so prs Heavy Twiled Blankets at So. worth $3.50
500 yis Remnants White Fiannes Is cts worth 25c
One lot Of Striped Silks at AZ cts and one lot at SO cts
Ladies particularly requested to notice this lot of Silks
Also lot Silks IS cts, in Rich Plads and elegant
colors, enc dollar goods
Aso+ Dress Patterns, of very rich yard wlde heavy
Plaid Silks, at So, per dress, former price $50.
Also 500 yds Raw Silk Plais, at so cts just half price
800 yds do. do e. cts.
Plain Black Swiss Silks during the sale at 81 OS the yd
for goods $1.25 width and Sl25 for the sl42 grade
20 Lyonese Cloth Cloaks at so, former price ST.
10 Broadcoth Cloaks at s7aS8 former price sl2aS14
10 super do. S14alS do. do s2Oa25.
Sl5O and 81 only per yard for the steam sponged La.
dies Broadcot Cloak Trimmings so per cent discount
Ladies at this sale will find that they are paid for calling;
and all will find something repay them for giving their
attention to this sale.
N B. First price named with the lowest
GEO. P. BRYANT,
janl diff 154 Main street.
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Bostou A0urrtisemellts.
d r.. l. A II . . * A IL =,
CELEBRATED INDIAN,

l. IT l. y n ~ ~ ~ ~ IL
CELEBRATED INDIAN,
Has discovered the combination OF four kinds Of
and herbs remedy that is warranted to cure
the worst cases of
CONSUMPTION.
and every disease Of whatever name, having its seat
the Lungs or in the Bronchial Tubes.
One bottle is warranted to cure the worst of Colds
One two bottles are warranted to cure the hardest
Coughs.
One to two bottles viii cure the whooping Cough.
Two bottles will cure the Asthma.
One three bottles warranted to Bronchitis.
One bottle will cure the Group.
-Four to bottles warranted to cure the worst cases
Of Consumption ard all diseases Of the Throat and Lungs
benefit is always experienced from the first bottle, and
aperect warranted when the above quantity is
taken
Prepred by SEyBRY Il HOWE Melrose Mass.
LEVI 5. GOULD, Agent, II kiby-street, Boston.
Sold by all respectable retail dealers throughout the
country
o. PFNSEY NJ D., Of Melrose, Mass, says:
4 have recommended the OF Dir. LarOosahs Indln
Vegetable Pumoua SYRUP for diseases OF the Throat and
Lungs and consider it the best Expecsorant ever offered
to the public.n
MesSrs. Seyery Il Howe, and to all whom it may
We The undersigned have used Dr. Laroukah's
Iniian Veg, table Pumonic Syrup, prepared by you
Coughs, Colds Whoopng Cough, Group, Asthma Pron-
chitis, Consumption which has greatly benefited
heath, and we cheeruly recommend it to all those who
suffering with any the above complaint the b, st
rem-dy offered 10 sun ring h1mauity
Yours truly,
Rgv J. c. INGALLS,, Porter street. Melrose, Mass
STEPHEN j PHSsEY, Main street :"
Toward TuYrER, Essex street, -
ELIZA BABB, Boston.
Joss HoBps JR, 10 Salem street, Boston.
EcELtNE STACY, Campridgeport. Mass.
janis dNw6m
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KS, S. p. CHA MPN Ely
e. "a Would call the attention Of his friends
GS.SS and customers to his stock OF Goods, which he
is selling at very low prices, consisting in part of
WAT & Ii q ),
Gold and Silver English, Seileon, and Anchor Levers,
Duplex, Cylinder, Vertical and Verge Watches.
CLOG KS,
Mantel, Marine, Circular Wizards Round Top Gothic
Eight bay, aud Thirty Hour Clocks
Silver Spoons, Butter Knives, Thmbes, Fruit Knives,
add Pencil Cases.
Gold Fob, Guard, Vest, and Neck Chains
Gold Thimbles, Pencil Cases, amt Vest Hooks. Finger
Rings in great variety, TO suit all Tastes,
Fingers, and Purses.
Breast Pins Of aud beautiful patterns in great yare
y Ear Ornaments Studs, Scar Buttons, and Coat Ties
HPECTACLES.
Gold Silver, Steel, and Plated, suitable for AL ages
Table Cutlery wi ich will be sold at cost Pocket Cutlery
Razors Shears aud Scissors. HAIR Clothes, and Tooth
Brushes. Helix Needless Porte Monnaies, Purses, and
Malets together with many other articles usually kept by
the rae all of which will be sold very low. Cali and see
Watch Work.
s. p @. gives his personal attention to this part Of the
business and all work done at this shop, warranted.
Feeling very grateful for the liberal patronage
for the last fourteen and half years. permit say
that shall nov, ever, be ready serve you to he
best Of my ability.
My number is 267 Main street, e piper's Boek.)
Worcester, jan. 10, 1s55 diff janl0
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- 7, ". HAMMOND, Clerk.
Worcester, jan, 13th 1855. d&wtf janis

EWTOHCEsTER 4 NASHUA RAILROAD
Wv COMPANY BONDS To meet the Bonds of this
Company, payable in May next they offer for sale
Bones OF new ssue in pieces not less than $500 each
payable in 1850 or 1865, the purchaser may elect with
interest at the rate Of six per per anuum, payable
semi-annualy at the Worcester Bank Holders Of the
Bonds payable in May next hereby notihed that they
eau now exchange the same, Bonds Of the new issue
and are respectfully invited to do So give early notice
OF their intention Of doing These Bonds are secured
by Mortgage OF all the property of the Company, and
perfectly safe aud convenient security
Il. W. HAMMOND, Treasurer.
Worcester, Oct. %, 1854. diff ne
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A UCTIONEER'S NOTICE.-Tfe under
IA signed having had than six years Experience
IN the Auction business. in connection with S. w. SELBY
would offer his services the public for the sale of
Real Estate GRd Personal Property any part of the
City or County Particular attention given TO sales of
Real Estate, and Furniture, private residences He
will also attend to the apprasng Of all kinds property
81 VAIL. Aucdaaecr,
sZI dom Office Z36 Main-street. puine's Block
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INHE sTARTLING CuRES OF NERY-


ENHE STARTLING CURES OF NERV-
Il Gus DISEASES wrought by this Woodworking
estorative, has awakened the public mind from the
patly with which innumerabe lsappointments had
ccustomed it to regard what called patent medi-
ines" II is not too much to say, that nothing short
If miraculous inteposon has ever produced such rap
id relief to the feeble suffering Thousands of both
sexes, whose systems utterly PROSTATE,
some of whom bed ridden, and others merely tot
terng the earth's surface apparently broken in
constitution and the high road to the grave have
been restored, by two three the Elixir to
robust health The Agent has the proofs and evidences
in his hands, and is prepared at all times exhibit
them The medicine only requires facts to sustain it,
ladies who for years had been suffering from the worst
complications Of the peculiar difficulties to which too
many of the subject have been relieved less
than one month"; casting off, If by enchantment, the
assitude palor, nervous irritation low spirits, and de
bi ty, and becoming active, healthy, and cheerful
The inUigoratiag Ehrr is indeed godsend to the
feebler sex-restorng to regularity every intermtted
Junction. and in many instances blessing the despairng
wife with maternal joys. Nor it less certain in its
action upon man, whether weakened by excess or suf
ferng from constitutional debility, nervousness, dyspep
STA, liver disease, any other disorder that mpairs
the integrity of the vire function.
The Cordial put up highly concentrated in pint bot
lies Price three dollars per bottle for Ave dollars six
rortwelve dollars c H. RING Proprietor,
1872 Broadway, New York.
Sold by Druggists throughout The United States, Cana
da and the West Indies. Acknowledgements, NJ b.
GREEN. Springfield, BLISS h HAVEN. Providence,
]. BALCH & SON. Boston, BURR PERRY.
jamie dTuTh&Sat&wlmis
MONUMENTS & CHIMNEY PIECES.
lVR The Subscribers would respectfully inform the eit-
Gems Of Worcester and its vicinity that they have taken
tie premises lately occupied by 4, Lewis Co., where
Branches and hope by strict attention to business to merit
a share Of public patronage.
We would invite those about erecting monuments to
their departed friends call and examine designs at our
factory, before purchasing elsewhere
We have also select assortment Of Chimney Pieces Of
various styles constantly hand. Also Table and Blu.
Tops, Wash Stands, Counters &C., &c. made to or
der on the most reasonable terms.
PRATT NOLAN, No. Old Market st.,
Worcester
N b. Old marble work ceansed and repaired
jane d&w0m
ONINCE, TOMATO, PEACH, \ BERRY
NJ PRESERVES, Preserved Ginger, Strained Honey,
CtrOn, Mace, and Extracts Raisius and Figs. A few
bushels of Wanuts and Chestnuts, Pop Corn Honlinv
from N. A. Phalaux, Dried Beef Vegetables solt Peas
ard general assormat Of 0roges for ON rcasonas
bic terms, py the subscriber, at No. 20 Green street.
Worcester, Jan. 4, 1850 dtf IanS
ENHOS w uOJCHIN'S CORN SOL
VENT Principal Depot L. 4, LAzEi LIS
NJ du 2Ol Main Street.
a LADY deyites one private puln An Lain. A
IN dress Box 1865, Post 06ite. dN lanai
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AuCtioll5.
By Z. w. VAIL, Adctioneer,
nmce o3a Mi, ..tr.at

4 I'VE STOCK, HAY, STRAW. & 20.
EA TAT0ES AT AUCTION.-WiI be sold on the Farm
OF I. Il 1. 5. MERRIAM in Auburn near Stoneylle on
FRIDAY Jan 18th, at 10 O'clock the following property
About 40 tons English Hay, two tons Dat Straw 200
bushels Potatoes god Work Horse superior Cows
one with Calf by her side five head Of young cattle &c
Terms at sale. For further particulars inquire of the
Subscri5 RS, 7. x /. S. MERRIAM
jarlG diff
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NOTICE is hereby given that the Copartnership
- heretofore existing under the firm of Teuny Il Nc
Lane IS dissolved aid the said Tenny no authority
70 use the Company name collect any debts due the
Company. The subscriber will settle the affairs of the
Copartnership. JAMES MCLANE
Worcester, Jan. 18th, 1855. d3tkwItA iau1S
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LAzELL's CLIMAX HAIR TONIC.

AAi''ui ar
ablepreparatioD
which has now
been before the
pubiic one year,
during which
time it has been
extensive yused
and thoroughly
tested, has at
tanned a position
far in advance
Oi the more or
binary prepare
lions, and is now
generally con
ceded to he the
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fonep GOODS.

NOW NOTHIN SOAP.
ma NEW AND SUPERIOR ARTICLE
for Shaving and the Toilet. For sale at
COLEMANS.
N B. Sam recommends the above for washing of old
political sins. dislm dis
NOR THE II O LID 4 Y S.
Just Revolutionary rich aud useful articles couprs
ng the best assortment to be found in the city,
CONSISTING ~ PART or
Rich Papier Mache Portfolios, Work BOres Jeiee!ry
B0reS, Watch Stands &c &c.
PARIAN WARE
Figuers, Pitchers Hases, and other Ornaments.
Silver Plated Card Receivers.
PLASTIC IYORY oRN4MENTS.
RICH PEARL GOODS.
Pot Monnaes, Perfume Bottles, Wqfsr & Ink Stands.
Ladies' WORK and Travelling Boxes,
in various styles of Rosewood and Mahogany, of
THIN Rich lnlaid and furnished.
Purchasers respectfully invited to examine the above
Goods and prices will be made in accordance oih
the times. c. Q. COLEMAN,
No. 2O9 Main Street
Next door north of the American House.
dis dislm
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S@TORCESTER AND NASHUA RAIL.
w ROAD CoMPANY.-ANNUAL MEETING.
Tle Annual Meeting of the Worcester and Nashua
Railroad Company will he held at BRINLEY HALL
IN the city OF Worcester, on THURSDAY, the 25th day
Of January inst, 10 O'Clock in the forenoon 10 act
on the following articles, to wit:
Is, To hear the Report of the Directors and to act
thereon.
"a, To elect Board Of Directors for the ensuing year
3D. 10 act upon any other business that may legally
cone before the meeting
BIZ Order of the Drrcnrs
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BY ALEXANDER PUTNAM

BY ALEXANDER PUTNAM
AUCTION Rooms No. G6 and 6S Main Street
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c. On
a SATURDAY.,
At O'Clock p. NJ, at Office,
The usual weekly sale Of Household Furniture compris-
ing Carpets, Sofas Chairs, Tables, Bureaus Bedseds
Beds. Hair and other Mattresses Looking Glasses Clocks
Table Cutlery and other articles of household furniture
and the us-al Kitchen ware.
S. ". REDDlNG. Salesman
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EpENOVAL.-E. n ABBOTT co. have re
moved from their late Office No. 21S Main St. to OF
nee No. FLAGG's BLOCK, directly opposite the New City
Hotel formerly the Central Hotel. Where they will con
tinue in tile Real Estate Business.
Persons having property for sale exchange, in the
city or comfy, will do VIII to call upon them.
dl9 df
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Notifies.

gE nA REWARD will be paid by the
I'D 4 wv Mavor and Aldermen of the city of Wor-
cestrr 20 person who will furnish such information
will lead to the conviction OF the william Williams
atrociously assaulted and robbed RoBERT HA,KlNs
Laurel Street in tits city, the evening C January 10Th
BY order Of the Mayor and Aldermen.
JONA. DAY. City Marshal.
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Mooney, MONEY. MONEF.-Any man
VI that wants Coat, PantaloOns Vest or anything
se in the Clothing line, would do well to invest his money
it'll +. D. DUDLEY No WORCESTER House BLOCK
he has a large assortment of Winter Clothing which
i'll he sold at Auction prices from date till 10Th March,
lis Winter Stock be closed out on or before that
me. DIFF ianIO
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE. The
AS firm OF Bassett Fairbanks is this day dissolved by
mutual consent All persons indebted the subscribers
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j Il. FAIRBANKS.
Worcester Jan. 9, 1850. AQUILLA K. TAFT.
jamie diff
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-03
LOSS OF THE RUSSIANS.

The Russian official dispatch says:
Our loss during the bombs dment OF
the 9th anu 9th 9th and lSlh)of June
and during the assault, consist of | su.
Periour officer, q susslterus and $50
men killed; 6 superior o ficers, ~ sub.
alterns and about 1878 men wounded
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-03
. SABBATH MORNING,

ASabbath Morning is to the traveller thro'
the world, like some cool grotto, where he
may be refreshed by the wind from Heaven,
which breathes nothing but holiness and peaca
into his soul.
All Is calm and still, and the whole creation
seems SO full of love to God that il can but
smile ii back to heaven. The musis Of the
church-bells in the distance; some full, and
some more clear, assumes to our ear, tones
we have heard long, long ago. that have pass
ed away forever; and we might deem them
angels voices. calling us hom G. if the world
was not so bright and beautiful that they
seem telling Us to make heaven bcrs In an
licipation Of the next. God and pure heat
form heaven anywhere.
1t is the hour ofSabbath school; we seem
once more vending our way through the old
church yard, and up the we'll remembered
aisle, to the seat where Sabbath after Sabbath
we assembled with our class mates, to listen
to the words Of holy instruction which fell
from the lips of our kind teacher. see her yet
with her mild face, adapting the words of
Sacred Writtc our youthful comprehension,
and praying US TO love God for the sake
the love we bore to her. Many years'inter.
course with the world may harden our hearts
but the recollection Of those blessed hours,
and the prayers Of that dear teac her can never
be utterly eilated, while life continues.
VIRGINIA..
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-03
A1PlolSlTl
THE KISS.

Oh no-oh no-fOr shame! pray not so fast;
why, you begin, see, TO grow unruly;
What though suffered you my hand to clasp,
Ibid not give you leave TO kiss me, surely;
Why, sir, | really am quite shockd, vow,
To see OF late how very rude you grow.
What would my mother say dare not think
Oh dear, il she had caught us! how Itremble
I'm afraid, 70 night, shall not sleepa wink
All, think how you'll oblige me to dissembel
How | shall blush, i'll but meet your eye!-
Indeed, twas very wrong, you can't deny,
Pray remove your hand from round my waist,
must not suffer you to sit so near me;
I'm lrald twas wrong to be SO close embrac d,
You mean no good BY doing so, fear me,
Ny mother warn'd Inc of you to take heed
i did not think you'd be so bold indeed
Pray don't opproach your lips so close to mine
As you do now-you know there's no one
listening,
Why YOU should whisper, then,I can't divine,
Aud see,your eyes are now with mischief
gIis'ning,
Oh, II you dare attempt another.
Why really, sir, shall inform my mother.
Bat fyou must do such a nau ghty thing,
Aud what 50 oft you've said is trueVyou
love me,
Perhaps, dear youth, simple golden ring.
10 grant such iavors might ha We power to
move me-,
Were lyour wife, Of course 'twould not be
wrong
And then you'd, i you pleased, hiss all
day long.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-03
.FaII short 50, ,OOO 20 10000 votcs.

The Cincinnati Times continues TO
poke sharp sticks at the abolition caudi.
/ date for Governor, Chase. aud predicts
That he.will "fall short fifty to eighty
thousand votes of reaching the Gubef-
Material chair" The Times says;
"Mr. Chase has but one body of 70.
ters in the State upon whom he can
confidently rely-tbe Abolitionists--
who do not number more than from
twenty to thirty thousand. All the sup.
port beyond this must come from one
other source only from old line Whiss,
fossil politicians who never forget aay.
thing and never learn anything, whose
impulses arise solely from their chron-
ic anti Dsmocratic feeling, without ref.
erence TO any other consideration what.
ever. -r
"The great body Of the American par.
~ connot and will not vote for Mr.,
Chase, for he is opposed TO the princi.
Plies and policy of the American Demo.
cratic party, which exclusive of Abol.
tionists and old Wings, who have crep.
into it for sinister purposes; numbers
at least one hundred thousand voters in
Ohio. This great body is not rscogui.
zed in the platform of the Thirteenth Of
July Convention; aud more, was gross.
" insulted and stigmatized by Gliding,
the right hand man Of Chase. The lib.
eral Wings will not vote for Chase.
because be sold himself the Dem.
ocracy for the United States Senator.
ship. The Democracy will not vote for
Chase, for. though they loved the trea.
son, they dislike the traitor. There are
none TO vote for Mr.. Chase then, but
ihose thirty thousand Abolitionists,
aud say thirty thousand fossil ,whigs.
The wolly' headed candidate will. there.
fore. fall short City to eighty thousand
votes of reaching the Gubernatorial
chair. II any politician can makea
taiTer and fuller analysis of the vote, OF
Ohio than this. and apportion 1t diffet.>
emily, we would like to see it doue."
Quite difference between the flg-
ures Of the Times aud the Gazette,
which claimed that the Fusion ticket
would be elected BY from forty TO eighty
thousand majority.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-03


You that Have Tears TO Shed Pre-
pure TO Held YOur HOsses!" 80.
Indignation Meeting On Fifth ST
Market space TO RPpuGliaIe tiI
Nominations made by the 90.
lHmbus Convention.
Pursuant to call published in sew,
eral of the city papers for a mas,
meeting of the Republican party op,
posed to the nomination made by the
Columbus Convention Oh the 18th inst
large crowd assembled on Fifth
street market.space last evening.
The meeting was called 10 order by
E. P. Norton, Esq, who nominated
w. A. Adams, Esq, of the First
Ward, as Chairman, which was &C.
guiesced in.
The following gentlemen were then
appointed Vice Presidents: Griffin
Taylor, Latz Anderson, S. G. Park
hurst j. w. Dudley, A. P. johnson,
Tom o. Edwards, j. M. Huston, W.
H. H. Taylor, j. F. Cunningham,
Benjamin Eggeston and S. F. Cary.
DR.. K. 5. Newton was appointed
Secretary.
On motion Of Mr.. j. H. Beard, the
following gentlemen were appointed a
committee to report resolutions for the
action of the meeting: E. P. Norton,
G. W. Runyan, E. s. Lippit, Geo.
Carlisle, B. s. Newton, S. G. Park
hurst.
The Chairman stated that, as the
resolutions were prepared, the Chair
man of the committee would read
them.
Mr.. Norton the Chairman of the
Committee on Resolutions, then read
the following preamble and resolutions:
WHEREAS, The Democratic State
Convention of the 9th of January last,
and the recent Convention in Colum-
bus, have failed to avow or recognize
principles which we believe vital to
the welfare of the Republic and our
State; therefore,
RssolUed, That we continue to main
tain as paramount in importance, and
never to be ignored, the well known
principles OF the American party,
among which is devotion to the Union,
and unceasing hostility to its enemies,
be they the nulliiers of the South or
the AbolitioniStS of the North.
RESOLVED, That while we consider the
repeal of the Missouri Compromise a
wanton violation of sacred and times
honored compact, and are not from re-
sentiment or any other impulse to be Sc.
duced or driven into the support of ia
natical men or measures.
Resolrsd, That we recognize in the
very first resolution Of the convention
of the 18th inst. subtle and insidious
aim at the integrity of the Natio nal
Government, and the initiator of leg.
islation which will place the State Of
Ohio in antagoniSm to the Union.
Rssolped, That the ayowal made in
. resolution of the Convention of the
18th inst. 10 labor assiduously, not to
secure the repeal Of the Nebraska and
Kansas bill, but 10 renderit void and
imperative, preelaims mode Of OH
--stase convep-
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-03
The MArthur Democrat.
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