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TENT NOOK IN THE PUBLIC
Ora MAR SHOOTS
OF New York ind Boston.
Towers Elements Of Grammar

ID ECOyMENDED Ia TIC State School Cuw
II mis.ioncrs Of New llampshire. The favor
With which this little volume hss bscn received ~
the pHblic, aud the suCtrss iih which t has been
used IN SCHOOL,, have lsen remarkable, ~ de-
sgn J. 10 lessen he difficulties which the yorrg
scholar invariably cNpsrisn,cs on be hist luiro-
drction into the study ~ Grimm1r N herirs re
the lowest ruuud Of hi, sni'r,iandinr. and De- ls
him upward IN an agreeable 81 i attractive manusr,
nuiill he j. abb 10 puNss . more oomprsheHsi'o
PLAZA ~ irsiuoli0n. II ,sathcs Zone thing 70 .
time" and On iiif manner BE- ale tN teach MANY
thirs- N srercssion. 70 tsaehsr 10 VIII T., nl
grr4G eon, e.icucc ani utility; sui 10 FCholaTs'
viii .dord an ulusu1I bc.lty IL mastering 'hH
dillcnli PHILOSOPHY n our hrsnse. ltis rlUH.s
ai,voriia ~ the class room.
(rfom ; ~. Taylor, Lid, ruusir.I " Thiills
ACADEMY, Auiny,r, Nais)
II seem, 10 ue 1Inin,hl, 1dar.el D., 10 simple.
u, anil rlelrns.s Co nuke the stu'iy n Grammar
iatr..i.Lle 40 profitable, even 90 child. LIS
boz Gnmmlr, What "CuMum'f lIrt i.'stons' Do
rr Afthmstir: " makes ths r.iurinIss rlr1r viii.
uut l.rdrning iJs mind with tfchuics. Auov 10
no uurk sl vrII adapted Or lhU.e legiuuisg i'r
s'udy II Gnmu1r l01 have Boa. q yrI, ya'ua'.r
seNiec o. the ,0uHg 90 ih' UfciatatIpn otis aud
sIu CD GItH' thli Nuu will Cob arch IrHaII iu ian
conviction thlt ,.u have made fhf sfH.'t ~ GBm-
mar. Which has % often lrsn fond rsV.lsirg ari
lr,hslrCu'n., adapted t1 lhs r.mIg.rnsi,u ~ i-g
child. l, well ls attractive lni l'.l.ani.
Irpirr 1t ,vrr fush ,1rlrssiui sI0rl o. obi, In
iAc ssu., % cduCa,,au
August H., ISL
Tmm 90. Na,fh imsr..n R,,'.v1
DOR Schools suffer r1 imposition 'o ,gFrrr..zf
a. DO lhc raulruu. IlmI,lt..1l rrArL-nts u.s il
rHuinla vsr They srrsr u1 flrHb purpose, rH.
csp, tn obscure th' mental psrrsItpH of tE- rgni'
The GRAMMAR aIe lTiuf, rs Huuf an H1uuI'.u
exception. H. f,10.ugrs aU .s simple aE hG-
g,nEr rrr make them, sri HTs ip rrrN iH.ilH..s
Illustrated o. ssamplr. clr,.u.ly 'ru.fsrt. lF
rlI,s Of slutsA 1TC ltv, conceive ar. ,fhrut.Fu.
r. contains u0 Irrelevant matter, HHI s.u'i D. s..
dir,I with Interest ant profit by 900 iair..pt Iaph
Of seven CO.. s.,hr years of a,r.
N'rom iho Rev. s. ~a'Galuh.l
p.r Sir,AI have On ,rLr1u ie,.g e. f,r. receipt .f
~ cop, ~ ,urr Of smsuts ~ tr'nuHT." 1l.r
rri.,nsc 1T your liiilr tppk having t',n suggoFI
o. Dob, some month. sHcr, I nwrrrs1 % .,t Go
examination. lud being .r'.sfei ~ ifs worth above
auuil-r rt,tumef, 10, hseinnsrs With which 600
auft. utsi, iulruJuraJ iutl ou. school,. irH hHr
ry e. .l, fHat BE- m.rt.,,l vrrlir- h1s 'Huhrrri
ruy csfimltr ct its worth. rfu.t ihlt ih' tire Dol
near when b. shaii dIsn'lrr in iLr a1ris 90 f.s
,lrra.r scholar fhr I#.as ul4lHIN serve T..H-
kuisuiLlsr ,aI ,lsipunl che ,uurs r,rI. Tfur
D. iHIr,sl ,1 ru,aI iUld o. kruv f r. Doe iHrn. .H
% r1,urI' .ni a-,rlI r.I, r.I ,.asHflatg. .I
op having fml b..
C,aton, Ma, JuI, ~. l-i'.
Published by DANIEL BlHGEss 4 co,
rar .a, by BROWN, n,zrS 6 CO.. pa,,,a.
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.'BrA Man" Ycs, 20 a Man, IS the
tide and commencement OF the leading az
ue,s iu che las, Maine Democrat Such a
sru,imynt il dscidoiIy abolition" say
the same thin. 20 slave Ia the south,
tvh3 j. man by nature though q Slave by
act Of tyrauy and force and YOU would BE-
m1p5ed, tarrgl, ana fatharcI. and either
thrown into prison OF ridden out % town on
a rail- lJtIer,luiin.
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LI~UEGLA>. N.ia1a.rIB. Crockett, a15I.su
w Crockett. birth of Nu..,sr lH tla CuuHl, Ht
ONErF nnI STATE ut Mtlu., dH uu ihr tNyHi,-
..-..T ftg OF October, 4 u. ISL, JHayr, 90 tbr
rr 'r...-rr. %, iHrlr deed It Muugtgv, an ul.i-
,rtsI urs quarter psIt ui "a township 90 aut AH1vH
.s ilH see NuHI ~uV.u., iu sa.a tuuuiy ed. ON-
Irf, containing fifteen Thousand uIIr hurtf'4 sua
rr.s sr-r-. urHr, Hr lr.s With certain rr.rrvstaHs
0.r'I..a- tU.,rgu luu4rri aua ivrutN-h'f acre.
H..sHr De. ss apps,rs b, ..iI mortgage deed. poe
r.rHrt Boo tha Er.l.tr, of 1af's tIr siid Cuuuty
.I uNnrt. l-lnA go, page 2j~. AuJ vb,r,as ,ue
condition ~ .liI mortgage deed having l.'o broken
ihH u1IHr..-r.J mHrf-s-gos r.Hin o. uT,ciuse The
sau.. sHd tbis r.tiry ). given &c the Iurruss Il
Hrrr'rsIr- sl.l mHrf-,lr, o. reason e thr CoutI-
t..1 81 Ihr same hav.r. .-rn lrlAcD.
ultri at p.f,lsu. f.... ..-Lth d,y 90 nrrsulsr,
s D., ISIS. ALBERT q. lobL~,
IS IRA CROCkER.
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T.r Irru.ru s Cu4-,r AunuO, Tie
Washington correspondent ,l Che Sew York
rIr-- write. as follows lu regard t1 Central
American affairs
aNiau-r1 srrs ukE, nrn 81. 'r tlr
srrr- ola t.-rI',. vag-aul unt N.a--aa
alone. rata.I Che st,te.u' Central America.
uH-al statements Represent chat C.spE.a
san ~l.,a'Hr aai Guatemala arr sII arn.n-
tfemsrIyr. with view % 0vrs.Ir- CnL
Walker from rha Isthmus aut ir var r1u-
msn-es DC win h, o. serious affair aU cone
cr-reI N- wheelrr'. er..rIt'.r WAL
kcrs government b. embarrassing g, tle
himiufstrarr-. under tIrss circumstance.
AMI should u0t he 40 all surprised az Ais
early recall A comparison ur dates will
show that hr f1s.f have ur specific i1struc-
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P1r OuIcE Dmcr. Il l. stated that
che jgfc., chs, YEAR will BE- about two mill
lion, and a halCo' dollar. Or some ,hrco
quarters ola million more than la,t year.
Their, have been added during the year
500 miles ug road service.
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Notice.

NOTICE 3, hereby gIyei that have ihis da,
y giyrnm, son, CHhELrs L'rHAN, b. iimr
10 trade and irau,lci lu'iaess hr himself. ,hllI
claim uphe of hi, oanHgs uur pal ANY debt. Of he
contracting, after do. date. .....
JAMES LATHAM.
Witncss--WH. u. L,rHAI.
Bethel, Nov. ~, 1855. q
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Notice OF Foreclosure

NN-uTELN~. JAtuR SMITH u. NH'H,.-,
" .. I.. t..r.F .. pN...a fr.. sat. .i NH....
... .n fH. H.r.tr.H.h .Hy HI NHy.r.sr. 4. %.
T~'l. ...Fs. fH fHr gHl.....r.'. b, hrs dee FOL.
.....rr.r. .r. ...rH.r .f..' H".. ...Hifea lr OBI.
....fr.r ....... I afIHff .. HrI kBrgua. Nh.
..A. ...r. NH.rt ~Huu., t.-T.rTr aIrI iH- t...
f.r,..-. I.Hur", i.H .aI .rs Icing uuH.af...
.r..r..r. HHI .Hs-iHrr H1 NI..HT.s I1.1 ui 600.
-rl..s. OF NH,rH.a... A. %. l>il, rlrrs.rlr- rrr
.#"..l. F". H."s.t-rIN arrrs, UHHTr uT ...s. 900.
.r ..-.-- la.r. rr.u'.t lnih. Er.r.H .f p....
.. r- Crrr ~ u,IH. IrI o. pig. $50.
.Ttr con. ...Hr .. sH.| nrffrt-. |r. lsFIn- leon
f#.fsH f.. r....s..H.' mortgage. claim o. iH..-
...... Ir I.f. a.i ih., ur.Hr o, given .a, NOD.
....... .. I..U. l,.rg sarl uHIt-s-r b., r,asH1 .i
r.. r.#|.f..HuI NH. srH. hlTIH- U.lr .u.l.r.
Dated rf Portland. this eighth dst uf p,rrm.rr
4 ~. l~E1 NlUIl,t a.. IDHES,
d IRA tEUJklE
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ANOTuEE AtlIANcr. IN Ohio paper says,
that a negro was nominated and voted for,
by the old lire democracy OF Builder town
ship, in that County, for the oaios Of Justice
oithe Peace, in opposition to the Republican
candidate
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PErm PAELu. The Courier in a notice
ofMr. Kettell, late editor Of that paper,
-vhlsc dcatL has been announced, says that
many Of those historical eompcndiums
which came out under the name Of Parlcy
were 10 hg, the work Of Mr.. Rettell lie
Is The ycgiabls Peter Farley"
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MARRIED.

.. Wr-rrr|. gsb ole. is Rs.. John \. Do.
.B.s. = ~ T1,rtH, u. 10, u. Poland, 0. Ns,
lr.1 TH.r. lIH.I.sr ~ tAr HfI.au1. clergyman.
Dr. r.usrH. grl ui.,I, Rev 49, Iaua..u
Ne w. TH.rr-.r o.. N.ss L..- o.. .,u ,htJr "a
No.. Geo.. T.. ElrIHI
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No Speaker Yet

ON Wednesday ,hc 5oh halo, rcsultria'
follows.
Banks. los; Richardson, -; Fuller, 81.
Scattering NJ.
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State Of Maine.

ENrCrIIvT nIFhRrvrNr.1
Augusta. Nov. 81, 1855.
4 y adinrnel session Of the Executive Coun-
Ell will h. held at the Counril Chamb~r, IN
August, On Monday Tho ienih day 81 Dccenbrr
ncNt. Affect: 4. JACKSON
Sscrctnr, 81 State
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Trmnlc Lnmnlnint..

y. fml'r. young ur 3d. .h.ud 's vi har,Ih.s
rslslrniri mr.l,siu". T. rrurrt. end regulate 'e
u,lnth, rnuf.s, 1t ~ psr,'is, acting 90 many ~.
...Ihr q raarm. n d. al.1 tle beet lni a'r.'
medicine t'pt ran he si,ci o. rhiIl'1 of all a-.s,
lrd Hr aN complaint; consequently 90 iam'',
should boz without %.
Tl.s ui'rH,s' p.N, 90 r-g '.,isHy =, ..a.',-i 80
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Nn,icn IL Fnrrclnsnrn.

NI-UTUIA~ NuiWW. ADAMS .. EunflH,
w trrr JrHrf. of ON.fN, .r lh. twenty .hu'
ia, ~ Jbrnv, eighteen hrr'..' 'Hi tNfr .".
,r,st o. fuH fhr srlr.r.r, ,'rian rsfrf .i Tool
sruarrf bon l,uuiHr.. uu trr ru.ih si'r ct oh" 'r'
uf.sfu-gtu r,rr, t..a rrihrr 'rtlHu of vhfrI
frfslrprr ora, D. m1Hr 'H '1' MHusHgs, rrr"ri'.
tB che ONnri Esr1ri., N.-A -, Ias, p u.
,ur,Iitrus ui .1.I tnHrf-.-r having ls0u broken,
claim o. frrrrL,.r tbr ,bm.. rgfr.1h, 90 ilr ,t1i,
utr r1 such rasrr lIs 1n provided.
TIMOTHY WALKER.
Euni,rj. November lu, lsii. -
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Notice.

TII~ co-rlrt,er,hip hurt1fors sNi'ting betueru
| che .u1-rti-is has brfl this j1y iisn',yl D.,
mrfusI agreement. ~ tsi's doe aid hTn viii b.
.suh-I b., cod rIymsu' must ig ma,.g Go iieng q.
E.fr HENRY e. ROLTE,
e. a. HOlFE
Bpauts Pond, Dec. 8, is55. o
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Farm for Sale !

sssTsss. NNTH.L TO- .oi o., 'tr '~"-r'..r, Of
.S.f.Ef3s w "a llrT uyr q. .I,rs he iu".
= 49, situated tn pNfrF. which h- iuv core
,ruI... I'rm..f. off rs H.n' u' .ruH
- uF ihe fr.J g,ul.r,, vrN vafrir', we'll
f-r-rt. uDf clut1irs q .ouf Irrr.u.Hl ul p,..u'r
aaI uuaIrrH. Tie uf,I.H furnishes a1 H'uu.
Itura uT,sr,l',uf ir,f-rrt.Ne arI grated. The
luI .,u-s are -urd nod convenient, HUi ir excel.
Bent repair. and situate. abort 5000 miles i..n the
arr1.N Information rHr"aw.rg tNa -'tus mHl
h.. oitai,sI uf l.. r. ROOTUUN, So r1ris. ur
The sub.rrihrr. JOIN 4. hlhhIN.
nlN6sII, Nov. !, 1855. 30
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GcnernI DEBILITY IN IIcnlth.

MH.t of iHr mr.t ds.I.ur government. have
or.usI i'sIr Custom lluu.r, Do thr luup.uriinuni
ihass ni''.. ihst ihD, one, Is.Hun ilr medicine u'
thr ms..rs. l.sprnrd C.'..Has admit f11t ih.f
in,Itriur D.. iLr l,.t remedy over Anuvu irr Ter
.rrs of delicate health, ur vhrra thr .1.trm Doe.
ler1 iur1uu'. s. ,ti iu,ienulrc QuaIir,'s mover
ftII fHH..r,. relief.
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Solf ~ the manufactures ofpuiossur lIoLIo.
wAN, ~ MaiIso Lane, New Nork, ADD 2ii>trand,
London, anil D., 40 respectable druggist, Hnidg1'
,rs ~ medicin-.. through1ui me uwirl state
and the ci,irel world, io blNc,, at2j cont. 90 ?
,,6t., aal II each.
There Is q cou,ller,hlr .avirg lg nhin, the a,g.
cr siges.
y. B.-Dirsctions fur The guaiinre ct Plucnis
in every Disorder are aAiN,d o. raCh BnN
AGTNrs.-ASuEIWs { BhTrs, Paris lli
". 4. Rusr. VI. a., South faTis.
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ALSO JU,r PUBLISHED.
Tower ( TWccd's Grammar oi Conpo-
,itiou. or Gradual EIcrciso, 10 Whiting
the English Language"

Tuuuko hitherto ul.rcpir guurl, a1l.
sr.s mpsi, ~ E,.rrisrs iu -rluu1Ii.rli town., ..
lHrH Yu,t..II application OF fhs r.Ir. .p.'. 90 .
mar un r. u,u pom, 'r,.fIl' ID M" IT'f'. vr'.s
ruusrI,. Nr.rth.. hthii D. Used, tha rast ,...
r.ft1rt .rru d. o.Iu.1.fi.1p i. Arrangement I.r
b. Ir,rLt ,i r rulu.rI srfIf.. r.H, rI,i~r iuf uEs
ururs.. si tlms. 80 simr.h 1g rfr ~0rk r, o.
render r,ssurt.l sid il ths iss,I'r Boo i1pautHr "a
r.us,t arI systematic m.'hal ,. tl.ai.s a..
vrIfin-
rfG.hrIUr pNylEL BURGESS * Co. 90
JuuS ~ir.f, New #.h. aHi2
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NOTICE I.
Co.Partncrship Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that L. =. sroNE
~ ha. associated With him GGoRGr MoEsE,
anil the business viii hereafter h. conducted undes
the 6rm Of STONE 4 MORSE.
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MOTTO a..

TI'IIS H. 90 forbid ail rorsons hsrborng NJ tusi-
iug 10y son Gilman X. fauar, on my arrrlni.
i- shall pay NJ debts Il ~ o'niln, i,n.. alter
thi- date, RUFUS lANNNN'
Woodstock, Nouulcr %, I,jS. q
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ONToHp, 80, Ma Court ~ Probate held ~ fari',
~,,hin AND f,r the Couui, ofOSford, ON the third
Tpesd,y " November, IN the var " our Lord
eighteen hundred auI ht,.f,o
nNthe IN. rciition 81 ELIZA 4, PATRICK,
widow II Ltv n, rAtUioE, late II Dew.
max. iu aid County, deceased, praying iur M
allowance ou, u the personal ,'talc of h,r Md
husband,
OUpIHtD, That the 'ail Eliza \. Patrick give
notice o. al pcrspas interested %, pnhlishing 60.
%, of tho order three weeks surcossiyrl, in The
OSlorl Democrat, printed Al PARIS, that ilic, may
arrrarpt q Probate Cont lu De- held AZ Paris,
Du tho ,hirI rur.day Of prc'H'sr rsNt, ~ nine ~
the ,laJA In the FORENOON. lrI shrv cause. II any
tee, have Wh, the SAVE .hn1hl MT he granted.
TIMOTHY LUDnEN, Jt'r'
Atur oupy-,uysi
W. War yirCis, Esrisiu.
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JOSHUA BUFFUM, I'd,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
lsp rrorEirroR ~ AZ
Intelligence and General Informa-
ton Office,
2S Erchargc S., " Sdir', Room No. !,
pn nTI AND
PO I'll A ID.

IF an, wan, to lN or sell Real Estate Gallon NJ.
BrrTUN; be will give You good Bargain
either uay.
G,EI,i do ,Ou usnt empluimsnil Call on W..
HuTTuN; ne will give 700 situation IN ANY ca
pasiy ,oa may desire.
MEN! have you noihing TO Dbl Gall on VIZ.
DuFFun; h. will nuend o. your case, s1d suit
,o,, a. an, employment y 90 Inny want.
po,,i dln't h, Is,6az shlut tho streets, doins
u,,hinr. bt % ~ Nc. HuTrUs, snl BE- val pot
,ou ~ . Wy Ut becoming rich ri1n, sui or'nmgni'
60 society.
Landlord ADD r.iudl,die,l yoo1crd not BE- i'h.
out Boirder. or Tenants, II you ~ only ri'l on
Budum aoj state your uaaIs he vii auend to Your
aipul1go.
Cv,pboi, ought to 80 10 rnTim's 10 81, ca.
pl',maut; l1luicr-; hou'c reut; iolrt their h'n''
a. O.. lu, and .cl. a. hiyc writing IT 10 KIM,
fr.m 4 ilv, hitter 10 q decd ~ real estate, Ui'Tt.
s.r... So, lone up ~ shay ~ have thS,f lIIl'
collected; aud in fCt to have aHy thing done. NrT
Iru isthemln. Nuuwill slvass f1d hIu amialde,
r,liis, agreeable, accommodating, u,irg ~ Tlra't
all. d. has l,rn n The sbpye but.ryss sen year.
,ui understand. the wants ui iHr community, nud
how ir suit 40 VIII llvor him with thlIrT'ifHnag'
Nc. Buium work. chr,p. a1l can veil 0i1fd Co.,
a. b. DOE. q large smIuli 90 bu.r-.si aiI af, oi'
Ger hi.r. ili. office g. BE- Ntr sHl'l.
Give bin q call, one aud 49, Enron.
Young Men from the Country, can sc
,ufr gnuI situations from llis pa.r hy sCndin. ol'
dollar ina letter, anl w. vhrn rr,H, ~ OFT i0rl
situation 70 ,hpud nlti'- pstf'rt'y ssiitsctor, th'
,uon,, vii DE- r,l,uili ou demand.
illlrs cen receive d. same hrnrht tom th''
odis, Nv enca.ing iaep', live cents. ~ extra 81
postage a. l.. paid ~ sucA ,asss.
Portland. l-jj. y
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THE sul-criler her,l, gives public notice 10 a'l
son,,tnrd, hath hss i-ru duly appointed 10,
lls lluunr,llc JuIg, ofrrulptr, i'' The County II
ON'r.l, 'nI assumed the i1is, Of Admlni'tmt1r
Ut thg rsnic Il
EZRN :. MEYERS, late of Surlcn,
IN thr oounl, 1t O,ftrl, d,c,afrl, ll giving bond
ns ihs law diirris. llr therefore roJuDsrs sd per-.
sons vh, srr indebted o. ihs s1ii drr'rsr''s rs.
t1'c, 10 make immediate payment ,1i th"sc wh'
have AMY dru1ul, THEREON, 90 rNhIlii M, .arnr 90
NH,. ~. 1855. ENOCU vs. WOOu GlN
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Np,fI, h,lthr human .ra have Btru these
pole. T. bfs lrsu proved i1 100 Ipus uf tha Uur'
lhlt n.'hlHt De. been fru1l equal tl lh'u u rrsHr
uf dls,uIrI. Ut the liyrr. d,.psrs1, 1rI stomach
compliant. -,1spiI,. IH,, sHuH give e hr'tb'
i.rr tr th,.. .I gtus, hIa,,rr "ur. dlarg .t, aHU
d, hon 40 other frl. Ius have ft..#.l
The true Democrat., 1855-10-30
Another Member Withdraws.
EDITOR OF TRUE DEMOCRAT:


 Permit me to make few statements through the columns of your interesting paper. relative to my political position, that my friends and the public generally may know the facts relative thereto. It is we'll known by all W ho know me, that have ever been an unflinchine democrat and have endeavored, to my utmost ability, to promulgate the principles laid down by Jefferson, an undefiled patriot of America. Upon the merits of such principles, my fellow citizens of Calhoun county honored me with a seat in the last legislature, where I was ever found at my post when there, Circumstances were such that l was obliged to leave before the Legislature adjourned,) to answer to my name giving all the aid in my power to facilitate the interest of my constituents And when there some time in the latter part of December. l was solicited by some of my friends to join the so-called Know Nothing party, which was represented as being the channel through which America was to become more Americanized. l concluded to attach myself to the said party, and did so, ever ready and willing to give as- sistance to cause, represented, as being so mag nanimous entered into it in good faith, and was appointed President of Council at Cham bersville, and have influenced some of my friends to become members of said party; which though not the first, but one of the greatest
The true Democrat., 1855-10-30

a party before, advocating principles so various and so dissimilar?
 " hle they pretend that their party has been built up upon the ruins of the two old parties, they are defeated in every election. While they pretend to "disgust for the wild hunt after office," their own candidates are more numerous than those of the democracy. Pro- fessing> that Americans only shall rule Ameri- they permit foreigners to join the order, that they may battle against Catholicism. In their "obedence to the Constitution of these United States as the supreme law of the land" they join the fanatics of the north. in their hot war upon the south. In their Proposition to all at- tempts to weaken or subvert the Unon." they have become so divided and their principles so antagonistic, that they themselves already threaten it's dissolution
 To discover the principles of Know Nothing ism IS almost as difficult a task as to unite the gordan knot Then, with these lights before them, is there single southerner willing to act longer with the Know Nothings?
 What constitutes the Know Nothing party, may be summed up in the following worlds Each member stands upon platform different from that of all the others; while each one cries out, with an intense American feeing," ours is the only national party!
The true Democrat., 1855-10-30
The Result in Ohio.

The Gazette faSifes and misrepresents the democratic party in Ohio in order to extenuate its brethren for the election of Chase. It is no use publishing barefacod falsehoods Doctor. 1 your brethren did H' Those with whom vou now affiliate elected Chase, and the whole abo- l tlon ticket in Ohio. Your statement that Medil was the abolition candidate you knew or ought to have known, unless you have be- came so demented by your Know Nothing oaths that black appears white, was entirely false Chase was the abolition and Know Moth 1 ing candidate, Trimble the free-soil and Know Nothing candidate and Medill the democratic Nebraska candidate. The Gazette may make as many false assertions about the matter as 1t pleases, an intelligent people will hardly be dupcd by such reckless mendacitv.
 We find the following in the Jackson Mis- sssppian:
 ssAnteceients of Mr. IediEi whom the
 Combination of K. Ms, Black Repnbli-
 cans and other Fanatics have Defeated for Governor of Ohio.
 Everybody knows the antecedents of Chase, the Know Nothing opponent of Medil For six years he has been a faithful lieutenant of Seward in the U. States Senate-oftentime going farther than that dangerous demagogue in his assaults on the South. He is one of the gang to whom Gov. Jones addressed himself in that body, when, polntlngto the guilty wretch es, he said, " Sirs, denOunce yOu as c 6and Of traitors"
 But what are the antecedents of Medil. the democratic candidate? They are before us in full in the Neao Era of the 27th Sept, the abo- lltlon organ at Washington. He was for some years member of Congress from Ohio, and al- ways voted with the most ultra southern mem. bers. The Era to help on Chase with the abo litionist, presented Medills Congressional re- cord at length. This we will not CODY. for want of room, but we will publish the follow ing reference to it, so that the voters of Missis sippi may decide whether the democratic or the pseudo American alias Order of s tE s, is the party to be sustained and preserved in its inte- gritty at the coming election.
 Says the abolition Era:
 Our friends in Ohio will find in the Era and facts for Mepeople, of this week, a long and n- teresting document, compiled from the Con- gressional Globe, which exhibits the course of MT. Medill their candidate for Governor, while in Congress. They will perceive that he voted for the FAMOUS GAG RULE WHICH EXCLUDED ABOLITION PETITIONS; THAT HE RESISTED THE EFFORTS TO REPEAL IT; AND VOTED TO CENsURE MEssRs. ADAMS AND GIDDINGs. ON EVERY OCCASION, as will be seen, HE WAS TRUER TO SLAVERY AND sLAvETRADING, THAN THE SOUTH ITSELF. Many respectable gentlemen from that quarter refused to sanction the acts of lawless aggression upon northern rights: WHILE MIR. MEDILL WAS EVER THE TRUE AND FAITHFUL SERVANT OF THE SLAVE INTEREST. Faithful among the faithless, HE EVEN EXCEL LED WISE IN HIS SUPPORT OF THE PECULIAR IN. sTITUTIoN
 !tremans to be seen whether the people of Ohio will sanction the career of Gov. Medill. Should he be reelected, the friends of slavery may well claim it as triumph The northern man who made up this living