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AUGUSTA FEMALE MINARY..
PUBLIC SALE,

ON Thursday Jume 2sth will seil without reserve
~ all my Personal Property, consisting of HOUSE
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, &C., as fol.
lows in part Beds, 3edsteads, Mattresses Bedding,
Chairs, Tables, sofa, Parlor Chamber and Cook
ing Stoves. Wardrobes, Book cases, Bureaus, Waxh-
stands, Chamber Shower Bath, slarge stock u
Clocks, &C., Also some School Fnrniture some very
neat De- Ks, &c. One COW, with many other articles
belonging to the boarding department Of school,
all ofwhich must be sold am about to leave Stau
ton Terms made known at sale,
also otter privately Three Pianos, which win noA
be offered az Sendne. They are all from the Factory
Of Knabe Cache Co., In excellent order, near
" new, and OF the best ever brought to this plaza
they will be sold et very great bargains and deliver
able on the 18th June. WIN. b. BROWNE.
stanton, Nay 10, less, Ids,
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LIGHTNING RODS.

7 AM prepared to furnish the above article COM
Il plete with copper Points, plated in the very best
style with insulators, &c., making, in my opinion,
the best rod that has been offered erected in this
market. Persons living in the country can save a
large proportion of the cost by erecting their own
rods, as they are furnished ready for putting up.
June 3, 1855. GEO. Il. PRICE.
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THE MARKETS.

RlcuaoNp, yvne IS.
We quste Flour to-day quiet. Super6ae 81 rs
Extra sill .5OaSll rs Family l2aSl2.50. Wheat$l STA
$25o Rye S.. l5al.2O Corn s7a90c. Clover Seed
SIS 25aS so. Oats 50a60c. Meal 80a9Oc. Rock Plaster
in small lots So 90 per ton. We apprehend rise in
plaster. Ground $780, Salt S2.00.
BaowN 4 SHOOK, Commission Merchants.
In Richmond Cattle sold, s. sf.t0 gross,1-
Hogs, S6.50a$7-supply moderate. Sheep S2.5QaS5
for ordinary and superior.
Butler 4 Co., Staunton, report-F1our,s $aoa$l0 70
Wheat 400 Corn Is. Rye70 10 rs. Flax seed
seed s.. 25a$3.50
The market for Butter, Eggs, &C., continues at
high rates. Butter from l6 to 20 cents. Eggs, lQa
IL. Chickens l6. Turkeys 50a62}s.
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CALLATTHEGREATcL THING EMP ORIUM
TOS. LEOPOLD has lust received his second sup
81 ply Of Summer Clothing, the most beautiful and
best made, ever brought to this place. You can
buy there whole well made summer salt for only
81. Call to him before purchasing elsewhere,
and you can save Twenty-Five per cent, Remember
his Store, East main street the second and largest
Clothing House west OF Wood House. June q
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HELP! HELP HELF!l

II TAKE the following method oiAlnform1ng M
j. Friends and Patrons of Staufton and the Vieiri
" beg Of ell who know themselves indebted to me- 4
call and pay up, for need every dine that die m
to put me strait with the norld, my creditors ar
pushing me from all sides, and without my dues,
cannnt sattsfy my creditors.
SRett:rnjnl- nv thanks to my Customers and Cred1
tors for pa st f.,yors, st ask Of them contnuanc
OF the same, for time, and am happy to intern
them that am still prepared to 90 wefR III inc, fpl
lowing line that may be entrusted to me, such a
House painting, Paper hanging and glazing,
At the following Prices.
ron CASH oNLS.
coats plain painting, wood per yard,
" j" brick " i" !"
find materials 80 cts
materials found to me 10 cts
" " j" " =" wood I" j" -
materials found to me 10 cts
granting and vanishing after painting, fur
nish material per ysrd 20 cts
painting and granting, find materials, per
yard rs cts
coats roof painting, find materials, with
:. ofpant, per yard ......,e 25cts
me per yard Is cts
3 coats plain painting plastcring, find
materials per yard 4. material. found IL % cts
mic per yard Is cts
glazing per fight the glass and putty, found
to me, glass by 10 Sets
10 - IL 4cts
I" IL ." IA bcts
90 l6 Gets
ss IL "il8 Sets
10 :" 40 Gets
None need apply unless they intend to give tn
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Valuable Land and Mills
For sale in Rockbrids

DY virtue ola Decree of the Circuit Court of Rock
ID bridge, pronounced on the l4th day Of April last,
in cause therein pending between James S. Richie.
son and wife, &C., Plaintiffs, and William Douglas
representatives, Defendants, shall proceed on the
3lst day July next to sell at Public Auction upon
the premises, that valuable Real Estate known as
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WARRANTED sCYTHEs.

1ODOz. Grain and Grass Scythes, fully variant
III ed Snaths, Rides, Stanesy &C., Just received
and for salesldw by GEOisGE f.. PRICE.
Mac y, 1855.
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= I = : = :.
MAR RED,

On the 5th inst. by Rev. Horace Stringfellow,
Mr.. JNo. J. DouaHEarY, formerly Of Staunton to
Miss MARY ELESoa SrAPLEroS, OF Baltimore.
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SPRING FASHIONS.

NTHITE, Black and Brown Molcskin ts-
w "A T s, of the newest style and 30
handsome finish. M
l Case Paris Made; ZM1A
4" Oakford, Philadelphia
G. H. Gardens; all warranted to wear
well and of superior quality. Also, Caps, Lcghorn
Panama and Palm Leaf Hats, with general variety
of Soft Hats in fur and WOOL all the best terms at
May II. WHITE PATTON'S.
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j.. II. BREGKENRIDGE & SON,
Wholesale and Hk ctAil (srOCers

j. II. BRECK ENRIDGE & SON,
Wholesale and Retail ErOCeS's,
HAyE in store full assortment OF Groceries,
i Wines. Liquors, &C.. consisting in part Of
, Coffee Sugars; 10 do. OF loaf, crushed, pulv.
and graduated Sugars; 80 bbls OF N. o. and +. Il.
Molasses 10 ten gallon kegs of sup. family Syrups
hhds OF sup. 7. X. Molasses. 81 +
Blandies. - a--ss-
Otard Dupry Brandy; Otard Dupry 4 Co, do.j
Old London Dock; James Hennussy Accomac Peach
Brandy; Pirut Castillion 4 Co.
t4luH Ws Hines. SISTER TT f.
Port, Madeira, Sherry and Champagne Wines.
a e. Whiskies.
Bourbon, KefH Bumgardrsrs and Old Rye Whis-
kies. q 80 sls I'D l.l5sla "a III
SundYies
Best Black and Green Teas MAccaroni Starch,
Pre-. j niger Mace, Cloves, Eutmegs, Shoes, Hats,
brooms Gellitina, Paddles, Pickles brolna Tobacco
r June Q, 1855.
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New Arriyai-Large stock.
EEO. W. SMITH respectfully informs his custo-
" mers and the public that he has removed next
door to Dcakins Il Merritt, where he will be plea
scd to see all that may be pleased to call. lie has
Nice Stock OF new and choice Dry Goods. which
he will sell at very reduced prices, and at a small
profit for cash. His stock win be sold cheaper than
those that say they are selling at cost Call early
and secure bargains.
r. THE SECOND STORY.
Is appropriated to she Ladies' Bonnets and MILNE
Il nv Goods and Fancy Articles handsome vari
ETY. Of Ladies' Dress Caps, Ladies' Lace Caps, Black
silk Caps, colored Silk Capcs, Ladies' Head Dresses
Ladies' Corsots and Shoulder Braces Misses and
Ladies' Straw Flats, handsome variety of Bonnets,
and Bonnets made to order; Mems aud Boys Straw
Hats selling of at cost with great variety OF Dress
Goods and Trimmings. Suitable Country Produce
taken in exchange for goods.
Staunton, June 2, 1865. GEORGE W. SMITH.
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LNUR UID SUNES OF every deseffPtIon,
Il ON MAN or on BEAST
One teaspoonful equal to an ounce Of any PROCESS
ton known.
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And you will lind It to cure the most malignanA 3,
well as the simplest Sore that mars the form Of maa.
or boast, or refund the money.
With ordinary eases, it is only necessary to apply:
the Oil on bit of rag. If the is ono Of lonR
standing, large With proud aesh, and fever, take .
small dose Of salts to cool the blood once or twice
week. II letter or Ring Worm on the head. or h
the hair, apply the Oil, and the head with sdlk
cap to keep from the air. Ii Chlblans, merely ruk
on the OH On Cattle it is only necessary to poar
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For sale.
FARM AND MILL PROPERTY.

= THNW HIVU H711I = ~ VI TIT
vTSlIE Peek Farm and Mill property, on Christians
l.Creek. four miles from Staunton, not having
been sold on the day formerly advertised, will be
sold privately by the undersigned. The Central
Railroad runs through the farm, which consists OF
$50 acres, with excellent brick dwelling house,
and other suitable improvements ON It.
HUGH w. SHEFFEY, Agent.
Juno a. lS55-SpcctatOr copy II.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

WILL be sold on the 18th day Of June, at the
personal property consisting OF Horses Cattle Hogs,
Sneep. and all his. farming utensils together with
all his Household and Kitchen Furniture and one
sett of Blacksmith and Cooper's Tools. Also lot
of Grain. Terms made known on day of sale.
June 2, ls55.-2t.* JACOB HEARD, Admin
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DRESS DEBRAIZES.-We ask an examination
~ Of our Debraizes for Ladies' travelling dresses.
They will be sold low for cash. ,r,a az o,,,ru
7. June 2. uLo- W. oMiiu.
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Straw Ronnets and Ribbons.

June 2, 1855,
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DISSOLUTION.

tIVf1E co-partnership heretofore existing between
i the undersigned, under the style and firm Of G.
T. Cochran 4 Co., was dissolved on the 18th inst,
by mutual consent. All outstanding accounts are
payable to G. T. Cochran, and those knowing them
selves to be indebted earnestly requested to set
tic promptly either by payment note, US it is very
desirable to close up the business OF the old concern
G. T. COCHRAN,
THOMAS BUTLER.
e,&a,,,.,, S,,;t % ,ss5 Fl
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Dyspcpsia and Ladiqestion.-Thcsc great sceurges
Of our people cannot be too well undcrstood or the
means of advertng or curing them .too highly APP
preciated. The person who discovers any means of
cure alienation. confess benefit upon his fellows,
and is deserving of honor This desirable consume
nation has been achieved and not only may dyspcp
sia be cured, but it may be prevented, by the use
of riIohands Bitters.s prepared by Dr. G. N. Jack
son, Philadelphia, which medicine is spoken of in
terms OF the highest commendatiodby thousands wha
have tested its efficacy. 1t is perfectly hnocuous
in its nature and possesses the valuable property of
improving the health of the robust. well as re-
storing the health of the sick. See advertisement,
June 2.
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TT, upon any living thing on your Plantatipns.t
there is Ulcer Sore Of any description, kind
or variety, matter whose skill 1t defies, or how
long it has been standing, upon your man or your
dogs. We say to you, and We guarantee what W.
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TIME undersigned will continue the Tobacco Bust
Il ness at the old stand, where he will be p!ease
to see the patrons Of the old firm, 81 s. s#Hz= -
April %, 1855. - G. r. COCHRAN.
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FRESH TEAS.

YX7E have just received nix half chests Saperkal In
wv peria!fG unpow Grand Black feas, equal 10
market, and at reduced prices.
iiMay Ia ]. RRANpEBURG 1 co.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

INOR one hnndrea Cords Of Chestput Oak Bark
j. to be delivered to the subscriber in staunton
to6er 1855. JAMES MAYES.
Staunton, April 2lst ls5s.--Spee. copy I'm.
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AND SUMMER SUPPLY OF
.s CLOTHEyvG ut.

j. POEiITZ CLOTHING ROOMS.
IS A SUREDLY never was more select or finer
"A Stock of Ready Made Clothing brought to this
market"
This is the exclamation Of ALL who have hitherto
taken the trouble to examine and look over my as
sortment, and well does it meet the public wants.
My Spring and Summer supply OF Clothing were
this selected by myself usual in the North
ern Cities aud purchased under such suspicious cir
cumsanccs, as to enable me to sell them at incredi
to finish the outter man, q full and complete assert
ment Of strong and coarse also be found
ask therefore kind public to extend to me the ia
vor of an examination Of my stock Of Goods, before
purchasing elsewhere for while they oblige BY so
doing, they cannot fail to profit themselves.
] am not given to Dragging, hut, | agree to sell
ment o. the kind, and this upon trial will be congo
ded.
Ny Store Rooms have been greatly enlarged, Civ
ing facilities to wait upon my cstessers who
are anxiously expected by their most obediept
April Il. - 5 JACOB FCLLlTZ.
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DRESS SILKS.

DRESS SILKS.
I'VE ask an examination Of our rich new styles
w Dress Silks. They will be sold cheap
d e ss' GEORGE W. SMITH.
Staunton, June 2, 1853. SO
~ Needles, Needles. RIA
GtROSBY'S Improved Oyaleyed and Bates Drill
~ ed-eyed Sharps, first quality for sale, wholesale
and retail, very low by GEO. 4. PRICE.
June 2, 1885, q II s.
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Hollo,eoy's Pills, the most celebrated Remedy In
the Union for the of diseases OF the Liver and
Stomach Edmud Alga, ofCooperstowu, New, York
cry to himself aud burden to his friends. be suffered
so severely and continuously from liver complaint,
and disordered Stomach, that he was constantly
for weeks togaher confined to his bed the doctors
did him no good and he thefore left of consulting
them. Nine weeks ago he commenced useing Hol-
loway's Pills, and his wife called at the store of
Professor Holloway, to acknowledge most grateful
" that her husband j. quite cured. Professor lo-
loway hopes that the thdAhand others in the Union
who have been benefited viii now come forward.
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IMPORTANT TO THE Sick AND SuPrEafxo.--Thc Rev.
James W. Hunncutt the talented editor otthat pop
ular paper, the Christian Banner, published at Fred
ercksburg, Va in his editorial of March 10Th 1855,
thus dscourses to his numerous patrons ofthe vir-
tues Of ilamptons Vegetable Tincture. 1.-THE sea-
of the year for feeblencss OF body and general de-
bility is approaching, aud would particular
ly invite attention o Hamptons Celebrated Vegcta-
Die Tncure, and and do feel it our duty to re-
a feeble state of health. We know the virtue, the
supreme excellence OF this medicine. for have tr
ed Ito the saving of own health. and, per-
haps life also. No family should be without this
medicine. Especially in all lower Virginia should
IIampton's Tincture be used freely. The medicine
may appear to the purchaser to be very dear at
dollar per bottle, but even at that price we consider
it the cheapest medicine in all our country. We
doubt very much whether it ever fails 10 do good"
N.<, We refer to the most respectable citizens OF
Norfolk aud Portsmoth. John Lake, Rev. Vernon
Eskridgc and others. Let all the Responding try
this great restorative. t
See advertisement in another column. 4
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Sore Back,
Splint and SpavfR
Sweeney and Polevi1eA
Withers and Marbles,
Chate and Chestfoundcr,
kingbonc and Sandcraok,
Windgall and Nambness.
Saddle Gall i old Stralnss
Swell Leg, and
Stiffness Of Joints.
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Sc that say they are SC
secure bargains.
THE sECol
REMOVAL.

GEO. W. SMITH has just removed to the large and
N convenient store next door to Messrs. Deakins
Merritss, where he is prepared to accommodate his
friends and patrons with any articles IN the Dry
Goods and Millinery line, st very reduced prices.
Stauuton. May 10, 1855.
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NEW SPRING GOODS ]!

None need apply unless they intend to give
ian. 6~Messenrer COPY. r. B. THOMAS
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NOTICE TO WESTERN MERCHANTS
DFRSONS who ship goods from the Northe'' o.
L les can send them direct 10 their destis 40 /, by
Agent at Richmond, it being distinctly uqderstood
that Bills Of ladng b. sent stating precisely the
amount of freight on such gaods to kichmond. II
this is done the goods will be forwarded DIRECT to the
nearest depot, and the whole charge collected there
Ii the bills OF lading not sept this Company will
not forward tbe goods until The bills for freight TO
this city are collected and OF course viii not be
sponibe for loss and must charge extra price for
storage. II. D. WHlTCOMB. Sup't Traspor-
Jan. 20. (taion.
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ARABIAN LINIMENT

The most extraordinary disoorery in the World ssthe
Great Arcbian Rsmeey for Han aud Beast.
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REMOVAL

nR, A. b. ARTHUR h IS removed his offlcc 10 the
IL old Post Office Building ON the South side al
Main street andn few doors West Of the Woodward
House. His friends and the public generally are
respect iaily invited to give him call. 1857
8 May s. IssS. 81
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WATER COOLERS.

a SUPERIOR article h,st received and Tor sale
"A iaa,. tmay l:.} Giao. +. PRICK
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Bruises and Sprains,
Ulcers and Fcllons,
Scalds and Burma,
Sore Legs and Chilblains,
Fresh Cut W onnds,
Cramp and letter,
Stings OIL insects,
Wounds under the Nails,
lnflamcl Breasts,
Glandular Tnmoars,
Cracked Heel,
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Two Houses and Lots for sale In New
e Town. ~ f3A
ISO three building lots so feet front by 100 deep
"A on Green Street.
Terms one fourth in hand the balancein six, twelve
and eighteen months, with interest from day Of sale,
or q discount allowed for cash. Inquire Of
MATTHIAS SCHMITT.
June l6, 1s55.--t3 f.es l...1 -. s..s
lDR. HENRY CHUREBMAN 3t.s
TTAvING returned to Staunton, again tenders his
I1professional services to the citizens of the town
and country.
Ma. Oice few doors west of the Woodland
u use.
stauuton, June, l6, ls56.-.tf
OH rl~th
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Rines.

r HAVE on hand some choice Rifles Guns, war
i ranted to shoot WE'LL For sale low BY
June Q, 1855 GEO. u. PRICE.
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KEEP constantly on hand OIL Cloth, plain and
L enambled, for carriage curtains with variety
of trimming goods, and carriage and buggy mate
rials IJune GEO. III PRICE.
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French Baskets

TN all varieties Fancy Reticules, Key Baskets
Il Work, School, Market and Toy Baskets, and al
sorts in use. For sale low at
May IL. WHITE 4 PATTON.
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THAyE on hand and for sale 2 supply Of fishing
L lines and poles. They arc first rate articles.
Gall and see. 49, j. II. WELLS.
Sta,tnton, April %, 1SSh
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HosRisIx SrABsiSo CASE, Yesterday morn.
ing, about halcpsst ten O'Clock, one Of the most
horid attempts Q, murder and suicide uanspired
In East Boston, that has ever occurred In our CT.
w. II seems that man named David Merrill,
who has lately returned from California, had con.
ceived violent Jealousy Of his wife Cshnrin~.
and for some days pas, has been quite harh In
his treatment Ct her, In consequence. Yesterday
morning, however, he few into a violeat rage
with her aud amer torrent Of abuslve language,
he drew dirk knife With blade Of .ome Eve in.
ches In length, end with great rspidi,y stabbed
her In hirisen places, chiefly in the breast Some
Of the s,abs were of the full length Of the steel,
and others Of less force. The woman Is frigbtiul.
ly cut up, and now lies al home in a most critical
state. The doctors are Of the opinion that ,Le
cannot recover. Amer thus wreaking vengeance
on his wife. he then deliberately plunged tho
knife into his own person iour times, each time
making fnghtful cash. BY this time the alarm
had been given, and some police officers were on
the sp,,, but the Sr,ched man, declaring he
would no, be taken alive, stabbed himself twice,
again in the stomach. Then coolly calling for q
drink Of waier, he gave up the knife, asd W ar.
rested. lie has been taken 10 the hospital, aud,
Notwithstanding hurts, it's said how'll recover.
The scene Of this hOrrid tragedy was at the build.
ing known as the Barcoon," near the Ca,ho.
lie church, in Eas, Boston, Bs,ion Chronicle.
Mrs. Merrill died on Tuesday morning, at q
O'Clock. Coroner S,rdman will hold an inquest.
A warrant has been issued from the Police CouI,
charging her husband with the murder, which
will he served as soon as he Is nbe TO leave the
hospital
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Fusion INCIDENT. II was unlucky that the
liquor agent ut kennebunkport lost keg ot rum
from behind the stage coach from Saco TO kennc-
bunkport. II was lucky, however, that Elder
Merrill, man Of known pure taste, and establish.
ed habits Of ife afterwards found Il, took u TO bis
own house, and caused Il TO be restored 10 the
owner Again, il was unlucky that the rum turn.
ed out TO be not Of so high proof and flavor rs
some thought II was at The time il was bought.
A Know NoIHisG.
Mr. Ehior:-The above elegant communica.
ton we take "psrbaiim ct Gtsraiip" from the
columns Of the Saco Democrat; the sagaeiou,
and consistent editor Of which, deprecated in
such pathetic and thrilling language. the use Of
low personalities and miserable blackguardism
but few weeks since.
How so immaculate specimen OF humanity q,
Mr.. Hsnscom pre,ends TO be, could so Ter forge,
his position as q" waichman over public morals y
as 10 give place TO 30 ungenerous an insinustior
as Is contained In the above, !. more Ihsn we car
comprehend. who are as yet unscqusinied with
those mitouic depths OF political chicanery, In
which be seems to revel.
And, yet these little Inconsistencies should no,
SAehe bo su'p'tset out tatnct cuaHeukc tue uu'
mira,on, Of such rs love to witness fests Of agil.
i,y, than whom no better specimen can DO seen
than in the vsseilatins course Of the editor Of
the Democrat.
And when we remember that he has given Of
late, striking and indubaLle proof Of being a
mono-manIac In regard 10 the Union-ior which
be cares about A. much rs a horse does for his
grandfather, when we remember that he has Ia.
bored 20 earnestly to snnhiate the women and
cruelty the ministers Of this vicinity, because
they woun not have their caicchisms altered 20
IS to read that Frank Pierce made the world
when we remember that he but echoes the senii.
ments Of his Lord and master, his Vacancy Frank
Pierce, and seils the benefit OF his extended cir.
circulation" TO the most subservient tool and
reckless political demaagoeue tina, ever disgrsced
his native land, or hung the esutehiou Of infamy
and disgrace aroun the granite hills OF his ma.
tive State pity should sofcu the disgust and COO
temp, which the thoughts OF such man inspires.
But we must eIose-imssine us, " you please,
while elevaiing our thoughts to the contemplation
Of Nj. Hsnscom's consistency Ia regard to "per.
sonalies" and calling names" a. having our
eyes turned hcavcnward, and our arms KiInbo
eIclaimins with ell the feror Of which We are
capable, oh, consistency! oh. Mr.. Hanscom both
thy names arc Beelzebub!! Uso.