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LEGAL NOT1CE.
Joseph Smith, plaintiff,

against In the court OF comTc =
George Smith, pless of Portage county
Theobad Smith def'ts.
The defendants will take notice that the plaintiff nl-
ed In said court his petition February g. 1855, and
nendcd petition July 10, 1855, aliedging that on the
twenty second day OF January. A. ID. 1853, the Sui
Mary OZmer by written contract entered IN between
her and the said Georges S. Smith, she sold to the said
George Smith the following real estate: Situate In the
township ofSufield in Portage county, Ohio, known
being parts Of lots Nos. 10, 20 bounded follows:
commencing Mt tho south east corner Ofland owned by
Lewis Koch: Thence south to land ownad by Isaac
Shsfer: Thence west to land of John McCloughan
Cloughan's land: Thence west to John Warmers land;
Thence north to land decided Peter Getz and wife to
Daniel Pusne: Thonce easto the south east Of
spd Pusine's Ian d: Thence north TO land owned bv
Lewis Koch: Thence east to tho place Of beginning
containing ninety acres for $2,5OO, to be paidtDr
different pay yments.
That on the 10Th day of April, 1861 the said George
Smith sold the one equal undivided half OF said prem
ises to the said Joseph Smith, that the said Joseph Smith
paid at the time portion of the purchase money on
said premises. and took possession Of the same, and
rented the same to the said George s. Smith; since
which time the said George s. Smith has sold the one
Sworts, aud the remainder TO TheObald Smith, who
in possession with the knowledge of the rights OF
plaintiff wherefore, plaintiff claims Judgment for the
onehalf Of the said premises, that the payment of
ner, she be ordered to make deed ofthe undivided
halfto the plaintiff that the plaintiff receive the one
half of the amount tho premises were sold for to the
August 90, 1863 s. STRAW DER, PlT Atty.
TIMOTHY SEED -Foraal by
i Jan. Is. X. A. GILLETTE.
FRENCH FELT TANCOLORED Soft
l. Hats, high and low crowns, Just reed, and selling
at very low prices. at No. 3 Phenx Block.
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NOTICE.
The Atlantic and Great West-) Before Rar
ern Rail Road company, dly, ESQ, a
VS.. the Peace OF
Nathaniel w. Goodhue, township, Po

On the 4th day ofSeptember, A. D 1855, sa Justice
issued an order Of attachment in the cause by
order Of pllH again st the DE- fendaHt for the sum Of
$2s4iO Said cause will be for aepring ni the 9Th day
of October, A. D. 1855 on which hearing tla plaintiff
will testify. I'LL &H. C. RANSFY, =
Septeirher Is, IajJ6,3w Atty for said Company.
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Or. HARDMAN treats Consumption! Bronchitis,
Asthms, Laryngs and all diseases Of the throat and
Lungs by Medicated lnhalaton The great point In the
treatment of a Human maadies IL 10 get ut the dis
easel direct manner. ALI medicines estimated
bI their action UPON the organ requiring relief This
the important fact upon which IahGIGtiOa u basGd
lfthe stomach 10 diseased, take medicine directly
Into the stomach lfthe lungs diseased, breathe OF
inhale medcated vapOrs directly into the lungs. Tn
reason why consumption and other diseases of the
lungs have resisted all treatment has been
manner by medicine. They Intended to act upoI
the diseased lungs and yet were applied to the stoT
nch! Their action was intended to be local, andf
they were so admin tered that they could only acton
stutiOnally, spending their immediate action upon
the unOhendng stom ach, whilst the foul ulcers within
the lungs were uRabatedl
INHALATION brings the medicine in direct contact
with the disease, without the disadvantage of any vio-
lent action. Its application is simple, IL may be
usea by the youngest infant and feeblest invalid II
d. not darange the stomach, orinerere in the least
III No charge for consultation.
| CONSUMPTION CURED-CASE oFiMrA J. sHINN
Salem, o., Aug. 4, 1855.
remediesfro the day first get medicines OF you, nd
truly say that my health has rapidly improved. My
cough has left me, expecteraton healthy and natural
good; indeed disappearance OF all my synp
toms My strength is so much restored that ain able
to do days work In the harvest field, and feel that
am again restored to good health. ABRAM JSmNN.
MrShinn had lsbored for five years under tubercual
disease, commonly called pton, with frequent
night sweas. chill fever, distressing cough, and
pecoraton ofperulent matter and hemOrrhage, great
debility and emanciaton. Treatment commenced
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STOVES g. TIN WARE.

THE business heretofore carried on by
l. Becky GE Rawson, will be continued by A. w.
Beckiey where can be found good assortment OF Tin
Ware and Stoves among which several new pat
OF cook and parlor stoves ofthe latest and
approved styles, all Of which WILDE sold low. Psrtic
ular attention paid to job work.
BaYennR. Aegust II, l955.N Z
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MARRT,E THE UNDEKsIGN
OCTOBER APPOINTMENT
DR.. Hardman,

physician to Salem Lung Institute
Formerly Physician to Cincinnati Marine Hospital
Will be at
RAvENNA-Prcntiss HOUSE, wednesday, Oct. "a.
AKRoN-Empire House, Thursday, Oct. 25.
WARREN-Gaskili House, Saturday, Oct. 81.
CAHroN-Ffanklin house. Monday, Oct. 20.
MAsalLon-Fremont House, Tuetday, Oct 80.
WOosTER-Exchgnge Hotel, Wednesday, Oct. 81.
New BRisnroK Pa Oct. 90 and %.
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TEACHERR'S EXAMINATION.-The
i Board of Examiners will hold examinations at the
Court House in RaveDna, as follows, commencing at
10 O'Clock A NJ ofeach day:
LIST On Saturday, September 22nd.
end =" - October6th.
Sd q - - 20th.
4th " - November3d. ....
5th - sI tI l7th.
9th % ~ December lst.
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CURTAIN MUSLINS.--A splendid az
~ softneht Of curtain n,uslins Of s kinds tastrs'ea
at No Q Phenix Block. May 22 rs h. J.. DAY. N
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LRY GOODS.
E. ". sEYlsClIRiS knNE,
NEW GoODs - -

NEW R.NSINS-Box and Cssk. received
1N This day At y. W. StssouKs.
June Is. es7r s N
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NEW PICKEREL, Maoksrels ard TrouE.
Nat " ". Srv notes.
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Il 5N0 PoUNDs--New /, coS y . FisA .ss
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! S0 nnnPOUNDS OF WOOL--VVtft- =
+ ,UUUed by Y. w. sEyNoUR, Ior Wsglh ee
II CHEST Market Price VIII be PAID, ~. y. y.
June IS. p W. sEFaOeas ~ ?
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LSs:..FT'S hBH'$.

|THAIN &. McKEONEsS CHEMICAL
4 Olive Soap, for washing in hard or soil eAter---+
Price only 10 cents per bar. justreetd b SWIFT
Judy, 1855 S%@ts rs n 4
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CEILING At COST WITHOUT As
~ sffsNMENTL-Ae selling 1t cost seenls much IN
y, now sinys II nrapose tn seii our stock of SAM
,,sr 6enneis Fiafs kuWaer Hats and lawns 81 ee1t.
(,aIi soan ifyou want auy Eeyectiuu.
ssI Magnsss isss ssEF3Ss. no pPKiSs & Co.
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NUFT SI-tAW BONNEI d q ieW mort
DSon Straw Bonnets, received By ezuscss-sif yea :
want one call SooR, as there are butts fsg aiL,R
June Is. f.Ffs .StxHarE-h
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EMBROlDERIES-A large assortment
Ia just received, consisting Of groat variety ofla-
dies Collars of new and beautiful patterns, Jgckoast
and Swiss Edgings and lusertn2s. FinunclI9s, Chem
isetts. Underseeves &c. All going OF very cheap.
SsDt. "a. 1855. PRENTISS, HOPKINS & co,
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NEW GOODS

pLACK SILKS, BLACK SILKS-Just
ID opening large lot Of Black silks, Fie'd and
Plain, also some of those beautfal Moire Antique
Silks. for Dresses Call and see them at
No. ph@niy Block, Sept. "a. DAYS:
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TIMOTHY SEED -ForaaI q BY
Jnn.j5. r. A. GILLETTE

TRENCH FELT TAN COLORED Soft
l. Hats high and low crowns, Just rec'd and selling
at very low prices. at No. 3 Phenix Block.
August "a, 1855 JTGREEN.
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HARDWARE AT REDUCED PRICES
IL We had desired disseminating that branch o kur
business, but hearing many complaints anon Sur
customers OfGH PRICES they had to pay at
ces, and being solicited to replenis stock have
done so, andhow have the pleasure ofoGerng
toners and friends large and general assortment Of
Hardware at very low figures for cash, ready pay
approved credit. Those in want Of hardware viii
please drop in and save soIue DIMES,
June 10 1855 PRENrIss, HOPKINS & Co.
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NAlLS--l00 kegs assorted sizes just reed
~ and for sale ehearby Liys3l A. v. HoRR& co.
1NSEED OILS b5ls received this day.
IL June % HoRR& co.
DAINTS &C--White Lead, Ground and
dry Zine, Red Lead, Yellow ocre, Whiting Putty
&c.,ju reed by June23l AV HORR 4 CO.
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IL large invoice just received insisting Of Cling
and double BrochIs. and Cashmeres ufnew and beau
tful sy los also fine assortment of heavy wool Long
Shawis combining warmth and beauty. All as cheap
as'ean be desired.
Sent "a. PRENTtSS, HOPKINS co.
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JOSEPH WILLIARD,s ESTATE
NOTICE il hereby given that the subseri-
IN har INA hean appoined and qnali1ed A. Ad5niniss
frsor On ne estate cf Joseph Williards laie 81 hfm
nelds Portage comfy, deceased. =
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0000 YARDS-One Case fast colors,
NUUU Prints for g cts, at
October 81, 1854. w. sEYMOUR'S.
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POETRY.
For '4t EHi."c''
LINES, TO THE MUSE OF llANoEE"'

tn, heavy hours ri i.ns:h have warn AWAY
And ;vil:,,hr bears rs cup t" balm :" FAC.
Anl ;br,' tin. woodlands Where love I" e'"''
Ti.y oue.bird pou:s his evening ns'""!'
Now work wosn spirits seek :ht!r 'i' .e' -, meet
W.th v,ryu. Lr"ws. aiG vaff,"S ,
some TO their Wcis: some IN Si'"'' =" .I Gan,
Where w,siii: ANA beauty worship - Jaws
hear a sa,; an sns,Is ti"ke'''kt t'e .?
nr..,uy echo floats along rug sN'c'
Two s..,rn,,i >nuls are COMING !''' n,ih; ;b.
N!r,E stands drinurt, a'a h"'e - 'e
,,,;., s,,;n,.ss on the face OF m-h;'
~ :, my h.ar and mr!ts IT, chords 10 ioFe'
WI, >,i,.nr: sheds II calm trlmmr!l"m; iisht'
r., ~ ,,w i,rn!v Tor her 1--we he stroVe'
Srcl,.y Stiffness ~ H-isl wings,
r.,r. NV -! -ou i,;r muse. I" worship thine.
T.. ,..;l i. ,uy,r.uS Ger III: !rihv thinss:-
;iro ;Iccns. barns, H.: humble S,it is NINE.
A. ,,,sl, tell thee oil chose days gone 10y,
Ni..a with tears drank III Thy mellow SonE;
A.. l!u,icd thy gems, init they might never aie
10y. revealed ;hrn, with soothing joy, and long
E,,.. shrinking bud its soft aud tender leaves
n .,,ed, blooming. a, thy mild roH,niand;
t.. .,;;Zv web tia; ti-r;, ming Sir.w waves,
Fsa surfing, at the magic ofthy wand.
a.. a; this hour. the wedding hour Of night
Am, il.r,,. when the world without Is DUMP,
Cn-,n-,; with Inv tones, Ger fields "t heavenly ght
Mvsp!r.: fondiy loved with thee to roam.
>;a,..s. ,hon. sweet minstrel, with thy brilliant mind
N-cr case thrill, I" Charm warm Hearts 10 tiihe
49, ;a,Y's: thou, lika the pleasing "esterh-~lhd'
Pain; roses for the check OF "old lung svn.,.
"'"' OAKLEY.
No Inly lslh lS,JS.
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From tho Mobile Register
HUNTSVILLE ADVOCATE.


We arc glad to find one Wing paper in this State
that REFUSES give it, sanction 10 the dangerous ana
hateful doctrines al Know Nothing ISM The Hunts
vile Advucntc which justly ranks among the ab!esi
uapcrs in AIabann, and which has always been tho
r,Gi,,llv and consistently Whig-whclI brought In
which few journals fits party could rivni-iiow takes
strong anti Know Nothing ground, and plants il>i:
side Gv side with Richard W. Walker, the Wing cal.
dldate for Governor in 1888. Speaking of Mr. Wal
krr's late mastcrly speech nu the subject OF hnow-
Nnhngism, the ADVOCATE says
"Mr K. ". Walkers speech against Know No
thingis.n, is OF tie ab!rst. most Gnlm persuasive
and convincing that has been made Oh t.at sE!e al
the question. Nr. Walker is one "i the lending
Whi:s of the STATES; and was the nominee %. the
pnr,y lur Governor two years ng" III the Legislature
he took the foremost rank, nni he IL az able. clear.
headed, suguGou, nnn. We were huys together,
and we know him well, rs Il man Of hoses; c"mvlc-
tons ana uf patriotic desire. HIS S1r l. Idirc.S'
ed IL the r.1SOH, III" Judgment ri has hearers ne
does ipaouncc and abuse tl"rc lie d'!lcrs from.
but SEEKS IN convince them "f their error. We con.
Give hi> dissection Of the rtli .uGs feature -. iir
ORDER H. exhibiting it, Intolerance injustice ANA The
manifold evil, flowing a i'cIy to How from Ii, mott
m;strrly.'
Tia" Advocate then continues respecting: The rel
Li"Is fu:Erc ui tie Ug,.cr, and H. prcIcnspns I"
nationality:
Whcn Til, Order :irs; manifested i'."l:, the belief
thai !, would H. exclusively .SHtionHi and liberal aud
rs sl,.l dr.,ru; abolition we were disposed 20 and
dill favor it-alwuys, however, rcpniinting lis med
ding with religion III any MANNER The instincts %
our nature have ever been naans! any religious 81
even pnltcal Intolerance. The tcoa ri IN Pnila-
dr.ia Convention retained ,.I'd made religious pro-
srrp.nn t,st--evelr going IA! a. 10 exclude the
Catholic delegation from Louisiana. Our nope "t It's
bccrniu. HarOHHi have hong since fed. lie very
reverse Mt the North In, been ia. case TIE PhIla-
,lrlphia Convention could not bring III" members
from he North vino represented the v",!nS strength
ot IT,. Order To adopt tie platform. They seeded.
Since tie ;u. cii". Giio"rcd. wc have watched III
vain t. the platform adopted b. ire hGr!' Ry
lnrgr majority is openly r;pudiatrd aat spit an"i
even the New York Express, Ia" Herald anG."tfrr
papers heretofore national in effect, also repu!ia!e
IT,. pa,rrr 1t is not ut all a,ih,rct 20 in the North
even lie 4sFecrrrce OF ahcri's To it is scarcely at
.,I
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FRANCIS Ii. SMITH,
sryasroroL. April II, 1850.


l..
D.,r sir-Not being particularly engaged tina
evening, and having passed in rerle" many oi 'ic
agreeable "reminiscences connected "hh ny ''Ic
youthful days H. Cadet a. The Virginia aliltary il'
stjtrt. nave conceived the idGR 0i wiring you
lev nc.; the association of your name br:nE iI'srp
rably connected with that Institution. have lac
the pleasure OF meeting only tew ol my c"'T-m"G'
s.re ny departure from the Institute, ana" liuePe"u'
emily .. ito TutG!at!On furnished me ny 'h"'" ei
crrln. It'd ufuirs, ta?c "s'n"EeH III III" i'S. Ao'
suu;c irmar;.uce OF every c%rnt which may hhvo
raus.ircG within is prrcir:ts epce Gt tre W III"
suen; Of medicine al PIladolphl2, an! l1st ot'Erc
completing my medical studios at The UnV"fs!'! "'
Prn!l. vvuninl ind occasion Ia so!ictir"n you cG!
ca;c the fact that was formerly studel
=, t.r Virginia Military Institute. Permit me, s'f 10
express t. yuT upon this occasion ny srhttiul a!'
Acknowledgements i.r TIM kind and prhnp' manner VI,
which you utGedGd ~ ny rElurst nm III part o,
the glubn which is ut prdseDt lIo NOT interesting W
all p!acrs from the nature OF the cvGnI ct daily &C.
currcucc and have therefore Decided II 10 cc Hot
inappropriate. to address you these few lincs though
LurriedIy written, which may possibly prove aS'1e'-
biz 10 you from the iact that they Come IRON -ucn
dstnr, aid IT the time interesting part Oh inc
world. | am in ;!u Imperial service OF Russia ms
Military Physician aud SIrgcGn. am indebted ~
Prince Gortchakuif for the peculiar pHF?ha"cS INA"
eruy, us 10 rank, &c.-supcrOf Phys!r!hi G !rS'-
MINT of 5lOO men "Stacie Orlinu:ur'-rnGR be-
tw.,., that of Major and Lieutenant Colonel. | am
at preseH attached to one of the large hospitals "'
Sebnstcpc,. Alsr having graduated III medicine
Mt the Universit; Of Pennsylvania, LEFT tn" United
States for France; upon NY 6TIrn NJ Pnr', en'ere
Immediately upon the practical study u! medicine
remained in Paris about year Und :hrpc months
left Paris for Vienna lust fullrcinnincd III NleHhi
three months and then left for Russia. nave Dre'
i'm Russia fuur months, month AZ Srha.'npo Sc
bas,opo still remains. The English and French pnve
made no prugreSs Yet towards taking H. Since my ar
rival here several softi.s have been effected by tho
Russinn. with marked SUCCESS though they have
always lost n considerable aniEter: mo allies nave
been bonbarlus the city for the last i,e dsy. ai!
caused creat deal u damage, but il has been dread
fully paid for The batteries of the allies are now
p"urlY silent md those Of the Russians stronger tin
ever The I,ussias are concentrating troops 40 u
SebastopoL Event. have proved INT the English
soldier is much inferior to either me French or NuS
! is n. good ms the French. Ssbo"gF0l aH Hrrtr 1'
tn&rn? n may be torn MP by The RHss'a"s. have
enioyed Il fine opportunity Of performing surgical
onrr,iions. and must reruuin at the ambulance To-
night. because the Russnns intend making sortie
| hays very Little time, nj present, to write.
With every consideration, &c, &c: %nur friend,
W. Il. WHITEHEAD.
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, WHITE FUNERAL,

DIED AT Peoria, ILL.,, on the 2"t.l ut', MI AIN
A>piR COOPER, aged Is years.
Mr.. Cooper ono ui the earliest receivers Vi
IN. Doctrines Of tue New Church in the city o ieo
ria, and has been one Of the most active members ~
the church in tl:at place from ts formation until the
ueriud Of his last long sickness. The disease under
which our brother suffered for several months let! no
hope of lis ultimate recovery and he therefore closed
W and arranged ali !is worldly affairs md then
considering his work earth ended calmly and pa
,ruily awaited his sunnncIls hence {" enter upon the
discharge of higher duties, and tn perform more eX-
tended uses To others in Ia. spiritual world Ills III
neral for which he had left particular instruction.
took place from .ac New Temple. which ne Ia! lived
TO see erected, but was T'vCr permitted |" enter III
lfr after It's completion. Tie bod was placed IN Il
white coffin and the hcar"c which bore the REMAINS
was draped in white, aud it and the coaches winch
bore the family were drawn by white horses. ne
Younger members Of tie family were dressed IN
white and the elder in appropriate costume III whic
white was q prcdum;nat!ug feature. The tuncrai
was attended hy Il numerous audience composed oi
the principal families of the place and the greatest
attention was paid 10 the fnncrul service and sermon
from the words Blessed and holy is he that hath
rnr in the first resurrection; on such tho second
death hath no power" Judging from the remarks
,hnt hive been made. and the impression that WIS
felt The effect of the ,cncntS and services was
Good The feeling that seemed To pcrvate the whole
assembly was one of hopeful resignation and acques.
crncc in the disprl.atios , Providence, III place n
the gloom and despondc.ry which usually per'ade
u minds on similar occasions, when al is paicu III
black
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The following exquisite lines, by Montgomer
wa;ch we take from all old English magazine, ma
no. be inupplica1le ct this moment when who
people are called upon to discard and TO persecu
the stranger and the oppressed:
THE STRANGER AND HIS FRIEND.
"Ys have done it an,o ms."-[Ilan. Azr., 40.
POOR wayf;lrng man of grief
Hath often crossed me on my way,
Who sued 50 humbly for relief
That could never answer may;
] lad not power to ask his name,
Whittier he went or whence he came,
Yc: was there something in his eye
T:.a; won my love, know not why.
Oace, when my scanty meal was spread.
He entered NOT Il word ne spaEc
,!c-. per:s..ing for want Of bread
gave HIM al! he pleased II, brake,
And ate. but gave Inc part again;
slim. WAS an Angels portion then,
FOX, while fed with eager haste,
The crust was mauna ~ my TASTE.
,pir,i him. where a fountain burst
Clear from IN, rock: his strength was gone;
Tie Needless water Knocked his thirst;
He heard il, SAW il Eurryins on.
ran ~ ras,. tho sufferer up;
Thrice from the stream lie drained my cup,
dot, and returned it running Ger;
/ drank, and never thirsted more.
Twas nj ;ht: the floods were out; it blew
4 wiater hurricane alouG;
heard h;s voice abroad, and few
To bid him welcome 10 my roof;
! warmed, l clothed. cheercd my guest
Laid him on my own couch TO rest;
Thea made the hearth my bed, aud seemed
In Eirn's garden while dreamed.
S.rip., wounded, beaten nigh to death,
iouad him by the highway side;
7 his nulSa brnnpht hncE hls breath
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pKOSCRlpItDN.

Ono nj ,he mort ridiculous tnincs IN the world is
the complaint thar ;il" knnwN "tl:n@s are making
of houy objected 20 prescription. Do they expect
to be permitted To hold places o! tr". and emoann
under the Dr,noc.a;c parry, wrn they belong tn the
only party tina; is "Fi""i"s Democratic pfmcip'.s
and measures DO they expect to he permitted. Il"
hold places OF trust and o,n"uHlcnt under the Demo-
cratic party when the very rGir- OF their nrgan'Zn
ton require them TO prescribe. ru.irssiy every
Democrat that they have the power t" pr"srrlot -
nr..cu,. and proscr:Lr shall hr allowed, wifi al! eH'
. np;on from retaliation Whcn.verand whcrrYr"
they have ohraincd power, il has been mercilrf>iy
used nruins, Democrats. Showing 10 quarter. they
can AK mnn" San eye for nn eye md tooth Tor
,oo,h."-L Washington Se"'1"eL
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FROM HAVANA.

New YoRv, July l5.--lEc steamers II DorGd" ann
Cahawha have arrived from Havana.
The Cahawba brings Havana dates to July ii. Her
news il uninportnmt. The work ui disarnug the ne
FRO militia was progressing
The sugar mills had ceased grinding. and many
thousand boxes of sugar left standing in the fields
which could not be conveyed 20 the sugar house. oil
account OF tho heavy rains.
The sloop OF war Falmouth at Havana.
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By further reference TO thr Constitution, "Civs is
satisfied tsIat lac was in error respects Mr.
Wiac's eligibility to office. The clause We have al
ready quoted, when brought in contac: with section
the ninth, ID perfect n!y, aui ought to be strck-
en- from the CONSTITUTIONS for every thing that that
clause seems 10 contemplate, is ubrngacd BY section
the ninth Ii runs thus "In case oil removal from
Office, 1.-THE gubernatorlal oicc) removal from the
State, death, resignation &C., the powers and duties
Of the Office shall devolve upon the Lieutenant Gov
crnor" which unequcstonably gives to the Governor
the right Of laying down the robes Of c(lce at plea
sure. This section was not read by IL. az the time, OIL
should rot have been SO sup! ~ to stultily u" r
selves We are strict c"s:r,ict:@n:s, and return nuT
hearty thanks 10 "ilalfux for adm. liz III TrlI9vira
the scales from eyes. ClNlS.
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country, and the mob has barricaded the sree'' u
New York; What, when you are startled 'ro." ~"
sleep n, night by the screams Of the ves'u' ".'7
from the drunken embrace Of AMERICAN i'S 49,,
lishtencd ON their way by flames th"t sur'".''',
converts spos and kiss the indignant Sh'e'' way
then! Aye then! c.;,
LES, ono spiri, of the hrtt'horn Cam
Reign in all boson,s, thnt e1"h heart DEM pJ
On bloody courses. the rude scc enc I h.S
Ara DsrLress he the burcr o; Inc "ea"