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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-15

NOTICE Tine subscriber, having purchased Of
SJgan \. fmnAlin hs interest in the concern OF
franklin Brother x Co, viii continue the cuisines, in
III house. door to Liberty Nnrehons, under
The firm aud ,ty'e ot Franklin Brother. They return
their thaas lhcir friends and the public generally
Tor the liberal patronage e~endet 10 them tc the shor
time they hnve bee IN the Grocery nd Commission
business, aud most respectfully .ocit continuance Of
the snme; prom Sing their best exerions 20 give
-aslaction 10 all VIM may do bu -incss with them.
JAMES FRANKLIN,
inn DDS EDWARD FRANKLIN JR
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-15

4 NJ hich, tHe IOoF, every lcheTc Dear the same
Testimony.
Road The following Certificate rcm a Indy endorsed
b. Postmaster f.. +. CooTer;
CaroN BRIpGE.
Hamnshire county, Va, March Isl, 1854. (
Mr. h.. p Cooper Dear Sir: Agreeable to Your re
quest aud my own desire o benefit tie afflicted here
by certify the great r"rl have received from the use
Of Hamptoa's Tegetabie Tnctnyc
was mken with yioent pDfptiaiioR, rather Hut-
terng an trembling of the leart, Which continued sev
il office. FIJI, tawily became ainrmed and procured a
bottle Of this valuable Mclicuc and brole had tak en-
one bottle of this T,Hcl,fe 81 Hamp'ou~
TREY rceved.
Til. j. tie mira iustanc, Of relief in ny family rn
tie Use at his valuable Medicine AZ three ,ear.
pgol vas aid ur with uceralion Of ing oake from fleet
ii "nut is generally called liz leg bad lost a taste
and appetite. and tie sore Y" eh sore f00f inches
" and down, and half WY around my ankle. rejected
effort 10 head il until rroo red Hamptons Veg
er,he Tinstureone bottle ofwhich restored my health
healed my ankle. md freer from swelling than fI
the Inst thirty ysa,s.
Again, o my daughters was very low from scye:c
dvseue Y. and when she began to sit up her feet
Hrnced -wclug wiah increase! every da", and began
IL be- very paiuul-s'" nssd bottle of HAMPTON
lthci1,fe. the pains were assuagcd, the swelling sui
a ted and htI health reurnel-we kept her legs ban.
dated with suis ii wooden until her strength returned.
have be, thus particular, that others Ter similar
eli, unslauee5 might be Induced 10 avail themselves
tbs romnd,. Yours with re-recL
ErlzABErn EDWARDS.
do hereby certify dat personally acquainted
with Mrs Edwards and can safely recommend the a.
bovc statement To be
f, COOPER, Postmaster.
Capen B~idec Hampsnire county, Va.
~ Delicate Iadie, and Children vii please give l.
ui9l.
Space rl not print 10 aame hundrc5s 81 oilefs as
Gro. w. Goodrich Capt. Tho-. Canot, Robert CAN'T,
james Smyth, cured of rheumatism.
John Perya.l s a Griffin, lohn Lux, Rev V. Esk.
ridge. L s. Navy, and thousands ri 9th, cured Of
Dyspepsia Scroflia, COUGH Liver Complaint. Bronch.
IT, ST. Nrtos' Dance, Sc. We rr.ef citizens
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-15

JUST OPENED-CALL AND SEE-Splendii ORA
- perry Muslins, beautiful Sun NJ ~, ms Chaile,,
French Gnghn t'rnss Skirts, &c, &c. Also beau
tuI assortment ot Pai, b. rages all cuors. will sell
from date greHt bargains for cash. Call and supply
yourselves. June Its u II LEWIS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-15
Will you Read the Truth .

4 Medicine must haye merit aud great mcrit,to sfanl
n the test ofPubac opinion. No art of
gnlvan,e WORTHLESS. altrle to kcepit up 9, cd
medicine # it be not really
n good medicine will live, be popular, aud tx
tend ir saie year utter year, in spite OF opposilion
The peoI e rehdiiy ind its virtues aud the fame 81
them pnsse, tior, IN uh To mouth with rupidty
ttan newspapers spread ii. living witness testi
iyng IT medicine has made for him is of far
nor" service 4 an any newspaper advertising.
prod at u IT. say above, We refer you to
HAMFToNS NEGEIBLE 1INCTURE, and its eff.
lrcts It's Praise Is in the mouths Of multirudes The
besl men ii our country give their testimony it,
wonderful cures. Among them Hon. II.
Glay, Hon. Rich. NJ John Vice President of the
United Stats with hundrt d. Of others Capt. Thomas
tanot- ar3lhcr Ia The celebrated pl yscian Of the
Emperor o. F,auce-wu- cmed 10y it Of u disease OF
sevou yons standing afer the >til all the Doctors Of
Europe and d oelie had faed u rura.
TRUTH is MIGHTY
An Appeal To every Man and Woman.
III" her RE In HANPTONS TINCYURL:
ONE OF OUR OWN CITIZENS.
The Rich, the Poor, eUery ,chere, bear the same
Testimony.
Road The following Certificate trcm Indy endorsed
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VIRGINIA a.sNE o, Rici,,..omd a.,

AND NEW DIX PACkETS.-This new :szsG
l.one line is composed Of the following vessels mad
ms from Newly ok every three days All owned in
the city Of Richmond, viz:
SCI, Dr; n. 81 n.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-15

IN FOR KENT.--A snal House near Mr.
AA Warren Gbanaway, with about ncfes en-
closed, and good spring within thirty yards OF the
door Possession given immedafey. Applyt
nar26-dts JOHN HOLLlNS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-15
RICHMOND.
BOWMAN a co.
General Commission Merchants.
Richmond. VirgiBia.

Between RICHMOND and v. YORK.
STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN.
.1gSfc Tie Z s. Nal Steamship JAMESTOWN.
ss~ksesr. N curanan 81 Capt Lrwls PipHlsH. cnve.
Neu York rcealnrl,. every SATURDAY afternoon. -
a'clnrh Cor Richmond Shc y u moi tnse any Irsbt
e, NJ ror Cify Point, Sire ave- Il hwpud, regularly.
every TUESDAY nfternern atf n'c'ork, COZ New -
Thaze desiring 10 dun hv her uss have THEN good.
hor, an VI INLAY ra,srnre- dering 90 tnke thu. s'np
hce can hurea State ROOM secured addressing ~
by mail
The ROAM he, Capt. SEfSECE. stops At GUY Point
VIII, ~ sbo vi band and receive ife7Pht. Both tie
Jnne.t5or aud tho H. anobe o caga aud land pcs7ea=
ger al C,ty r8it ani Natfs,
lrnLAM j WA fSUN
,o4fH, Richmond w.
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nAGUERREOTYPEs. DAGUER-

II AGb EK sAG u u az
- REOfYPES.-fiARD TINES driva peopie all
AROUND where they Get the be ant cheapest
DaguCrreoy pes, but they all como bark 10 MIsNIs n
fANNFRs. whrrc they get best and are sure Ia
get the worth Of their u.orey Steamboat d snst'ts,
Rhilroad accidents, Bank bursting. Men Elnag all
daily, hut fsidns ut Mnnis 4 TnaHers, in linking
brilliant, Artistic End lie j. DagUereoiNpes Is ot ct
the question Those in should moi t"reei !" rail-
get pictures nal Sl Tod 70 lea0e tse ro'
unit the parties shiisiied.
a aree md brauliful assortment ii Gold Lockets,
Breast pms, Riugs Watch Seals Keys. Mea ian md
aucy Cnscs always md and for ale cheap witt
picture complete splendid assortment al Cases new,
in,, received CaErarly in the day before tie crowd
comes The state OF weather manes no d serence in
regard To quality OF picture.
MINIS & TANNER.
mar20.ts PRtCTIctL DAGUFRREoTYPIsTs.
BLANKS FOB SALE AT THIS OFFICE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-15

DAVID CURRIE. h,eh,o"nd, }As,.
ALLEN X WELIGH, Boston. Ns =
~. 1873 State Street.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-07-27
SNAKE FASCINATION.

GJ-We publish to-day an account of little gill
represented as beautiful and interesting, who is 50
completely under the fascination OF reptile hated
by man and cursed of God that her very existence
seems TO be centred IN its poisonous and clammy
folds When she sleeps, she coils herself up like
snake-and She and the snake now exhbi-
ton, picture truly horrible and disgusting. Every
body will admit that this association is unnatural
as it is revoltingyet it is not whit more so, than
that which unites some of the ministers and other
protesting Christians in close communion with inf-
des of the boldest in secret oath hound orsa
nizaton and, shielded they may consider them
selves, their connection with Know Nothingsm has
rendered their position quite revolving that Of
the child in clingng 10 the embrace of snake!-
Singular inaiuation!
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-07-27
From the Philadelphia Argus
ProhibiiOry Liquor Law in New York.

The ProhibiioTy Liquor Law in New York is prov
ing abortion and nuisance, and all true trlends
Of morality regretIns lis enact ment.-Ehe dis-
coyery made that il cannot be enforced. There IS
a prosecutions and then, aud here and there de-
cision--one this way and another hatone strength
enlne the law another weakening il, but nowhere
Is the law found 10 have the life and vitality Of
real existence. The first seizures Of Iiqbor in the
vicinity of New York. under the law, took place in
Williamsburg Tuesday. Two lots were seized,
one valued al - 0O0 and the other at $500. The
counsel of The associated liquor dealers attended
the cases all of which the decisions postpon-
ed IN Albany the Grst trial under the law has led
to outrage aud unusual excitement. The finale OF
that affair is thus stated by the Atony Regisfcg =:
After the hearing the crowd began 10 leave the
Court nnder considerable excitement. Mr.. G..
+. lildnS, the compiainant attempted 10 pass out
into the street, but he reached The head Of the
stairs, he seized by number of psr>o0s aud vi
olcRty hauled down the stairs upon The platform half
way between the two floors, where he eli, was
PIostfatei unable TO rise His hat was knocked of,
ami then bag of powdered charcoal previously pre-
pared and brought the office, emptied over him
from head 10 foot penetrating every OF his gar
nents and filling his eyes, and hair. lie was
then as>aed by the ieers aud tanntS OF those who
sisted ia witnessed his treatment with cries OF
attendance made his way TO the stairs pos
sible, but failed to the arrest nf any en-
gagged in the outrage. Indeed, the multitude cried
hundred did it," and seemed prepared 10 defend any
one individual from the charge.
Several arrests have been made in Brooklyn, and a
number Of seizures in various towns in the interior,
The law, however,s everywhere found TO be value
less, and lis chief tendency to give business 10 the
Courts. The Herald, of Thursday, says:
Our liquor law is an abortion-a humbus-a nui-
sapce-a perfectly dead letter. Except in the orca-
sional arrest Of man overburdened with liquor,
are.uot that il Is in the slightest degree
pecied, from Cony Island 10 Lake Erie. The Ger
nais qua their lager beer in larger Quantities than
ever, the Irish their whiskey, The French their wines,
and the natives little of everything, II il
yiTsns mus to express their open defiance oi this
senseless law for the encouragement OF hard drinking.
The liquor sellers have also the advantage OF free
trade. No licenses granted, they have none
10 pay for. The law is thus perfect sodseud 10 The
low grog shops, where the niquity OF bad hquor and
hald cus TONERS are mos; abundant. In word, from
the Practical working of this law pFotes<edy intend
et Tor the total abolition OF liquor drinking, human
ingenuity could not devise successful expe-
deui Tor the eHeouras cement of intempeTance See
ing is believing.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-07-27
Attempt TO Blow up a House in Rhode
Island.

We published a Geographic account some
days ago, Of This diaboical attempt. The fol-
lowing is from The Providence Journal Of the
18Th
One of the most infamous attempts to destroy
life and property ever known in this region, was
made on Thursday night, happily without fatal
result The particulars, as far they have
been communicated TO Us, are briefly as fol-
lows AT about II O'Clock on the night OF the
l2th instant, an explosion of large quantity of
gun powder took place in the house of John
Tucker, Esq. formerly a deputy Sheriff and
member OF the General Assembly from North
Providence. The house is situated on Smith
street, Iust west oi the city line, and at but a
few steps distance from several other dwelling
houses. There were SIX or eight persons in the
house at the time, all Of whom were asleep
None ofthem sustained any injury except MIR.
Tucker. whp was hurled from his bed by the
violence OF the explosion several feet into an
adjoining room, the partition between which
and his sleeping room had been thrown down
by the shock. His hand was slightly burned
and he suffered lIom the effects of the sudden
jar, but was not supposed to be dangerously
hurt.
lis escape from immediate death Is short OF
miraculous. BY the investigation made on FRI
day morning, it appeaIs that keg Of Gunpow-
der was placed in his chamber, on the first floor
oithp house, directly under the head Of his bed.
An augur hole had been bored through the
floor INTO the cellar window, where it was eaSi-
ly fired from the street, running directly by the
west side of the house. The explosion was Of
such violence as to raise the bedstead on end,
hurting Mr.. Tucker from it as already stated.
Every PARTITION on the lower floor Of the house
was thrown down, a considerable portion of The
house was thrown some distance across the
street, all the windows in the lower story were
broken, and most fthe sash thrown out OF the
castings, and the east and south ends ofthe hoase-
We're wrenched in such manner that II Is sur
prising the house should have wiihstood SO vio-
lent shock The floor of the room over that
in which the explosion took place, settled some
three feet, rendering ii difficult for the inmates
to escape in the confusion attending The first
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-07-27
BEDFORD COUNTY BIBLE SOCIETY.

Cs7'A meeting Of the Bedford County Bible Soeie-
~ was held IN the Lutheran Church of Bedford on
last Monday eveniug-JonS MowKR, Esq, President
and the Rev. F. BENEDICT, Vice President. Rev.
Mr. ToRRENCE, the General Agent of the Society,
was prrsent aud beautiful and impressive speech,
communicated much valuable information 10 those
present. He concluded by introducing 10 the Society
Rev. JOHN CHAMBERS, who delivered one OF the
most powerful and eloquent addresses we ever heard
We would like to give sketch ofhs speech, but our
pen is utterly incompetent 10 the task Both Speak
alluded the many tears recently expressed for
the sqfety of the BbIeihe great psossions OF love
made for if-and yet il evident from the tires
OF the most eqmoros OF this class Of that they
would not care if all the Bibles in the land ga
thered together and burned! Who does not know
this TO be true
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-07-27
From the Fulton Democrat.
TemDerance LEGISLATION.

This Is the age OF fanaticisn Laws are enacted
to cure all kinds o moral and social evils. whieh If
tetf alone would themselves. The morals OF the
neopIe are be mended mol by argument addressed
10 their understandings but by the force Of prohblto-
~ legal enactmenIs. The effort has been and IS
being made 10 iegisate men into christians pro-
Connecticut are 10 he reyived-eaing and drinking
are 10 be regulated by law, and the law suppose
will particnarze the cut and style of our garments.
II wonld be well 10 pause and reflect. II is be-
lief that the legal meHls OF the present day,
from the Maine law down 10 that most ridiculous and
foolish OF all laws the anti-LIcense Jug Law OF the
Pennsylvania Legislature, do more injury 10 the
temperance cause than good. la fact sound temper
ance principles disappearing from our midst, and
in their place we have the empty and vapd Ganting
OF anatical aud interested pac, seeking demagogues.
Moral suasion is discarded. Argument is avoided.
Laws are sought to be enacted which public opinion
conde.nn and consequence the cause sought 10
be benefited is really injured. We confidently be-
lieye that 30 good effects flow from much leg
islaiIon the subject OF temperance. In address
TO The people OF kentncky in 1872 the Patriot HENRY
CLAY, made use OF the following memorable language
which should be laid heart by he temperance fan
atcs Of the present day:
81 protest against any inference of my being nm
icai 10 the Temperance cauSe.-Oa the contrary,
think II an admirable cause that has done great good
and viii continue 10 do good as long as Legal CO.
ERClON is NOT EMPLOYED. aud it rests excin-
sivslY upon PERSUASION, AND ITS OWN IN
TRl lNSICs MERlTS.''
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-07-27

entered on Monday night By burglar, who, IN
the course Of his operations, awoke ;wp young
men who We're sleeping III the store--onr OF
whom took a rifle and ordered the burglar, who
had just got outside The door, TO stop, bat pay
ing no attention TO the request, and persrve-
ring in bis attempt 10 escape, he was shot IN the
neck.
Upon an examination, the wounded man was
discovered 10 be carpenter who has heretofore
been considered respectable citizen. Il is
now supposed that he is the person who has
committed several Of The recent burg garies which
have taken place at Erie. Il is impossible for
him to survive.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-07-27
Gen. John W. Gearv.

GJ@0ur old and valued friend, Gen JNo W. GEA-
NJ among the visitors at the Bedford Springs, look
ing well as usual He is true specimen of a finish
ed gentleman, and reliable Democrat As The com
mander one OF the Pennsylvania Regiments il Mex
co, and Postmaster, Mayor, and Chief Judge Of the
several couts Of San Francisco, he has placed upon
record public character which will favoiably com
pare with that OF any other Of his years in the
country. At present be Is largly engaged in the
manufacture of Iron. Within few weeks past the
General has disposed Of Coal Lands and other proper
fy TO the amount of about sevenIy-fve thousand dol
Ears. Few men have been more successful in acquir-
ing wealth in legitimate way. We hope he may
Tong live 10 enjoy il.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-07-27

ssWe believe that the fourth Of March, 1871 will
witness The Inauguration Of American President. =
-lsfsgr9pk.
Aud We believe that the fourth Of March, 1857,
Will witness the burial Of the s'Amercah party.
But seriously, would il be anything very strange for
this country to have an American President We're
not Washington, Adams, Jefferson, Madison, and
Monroe, Americans! Was it Adams Jackson ~
-Buren2 Harrison Polk Taylor9 or is it
Pierce? Where the anti-American acts Of the
anita merican Presidentsl When was America sold
10 foreign power and to whom do we pay irihaiea
In short, wha, constitutes and who Americans :
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-07-27

alarm, winch they supposed arose lroln ihs
house being On lire.
Neartyeyerv article OF furniture in tn. hons,
was destroyed. One VISITOR states tha, the onlv
object be sax which appeared uniniur,d Vas
an ald-iashlonrd clock, which had stopped Al
the moment Of the explosion. The house was
ol wood, suhstantaIy built, handSomiy finished
and nearly new. Ii was Two stories high. wl,b
a Basement, and an all on the south The d,p-
age We have heard estimated at two or tbre.
thousand dollars, and upwaids. There can, IN
fortunately, be- no doubt as the worse than ,l;a.
bollcal malice that caused this explosion. n
was produced desienedy, and With an ugpnni.
ty and deliberate intention to commit whole
sale murder, the basenrSS Of which no LANGUAGE
can express. Mr.. Tucker is man OF SO kind
disposition, so generally estermed for his pro!i.
ty aud Intelligence, as to be the last 10 excite
such an enmlty. But even were il Otherwise.
there is an unparalleled atrocity in contrring
means 10 wreak vengeance upon hin, which.
but for some happy aud unlocked for rinterposi--
ton, must have involved The destruction of 5,
many others. We trust that no effort will b..
spared to ferret out the perpetrators OF 50 horri-
Bile crime, and that the police viii display
their vigilance and seeacity in bringing them 10
punishment. A reward should br immediately
Offered, liberal enough TO accomplish The ends
Of justice in case of such peculiar attrocty
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-07-27
RENoUNclSG KNOW -NoTmSG.sM.
RnApINc. June 22d, lSal.

READING. june I'd, ISa0.
BENIAMlH II. BREWSTER, Esq,
Respected Sp-The American Party of
Berks County intend celebrating the Seventy
Eighth Anniversary Of American lndcpen-
dencr, on ssthe City Island. aud have b~en
by the Committee Of Arrangements
10 extend an invitation to you, and others, 10
address them on that day, Be assured, SIR, it
will afford the members fthe American Party
great qualification 10 hear you on that occasion.
An early reply Is respectfully asked.
With great respect, remain yours, SC,
CHARLES X RoBESoy,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-07-27
THE JIG LIN.

Iy- We do not see how it is possible for a
Temperance man to defend the anti-License
jug Law, unless, indeed, his motiUe be TO fur
nish every lover Of Liquor with an earthea
jug, at good profit, 10 carry his Parker from
The tavern to bis home II was once said uf
His ExceIency, Joseph Ritntr, that, after eat
ing The best part of roast pig for dinner, and
being inquired of by The servant what else he
would be helped to, replied that he believed he
wonld take another little Hog and, when the
Licenses are taken from the taverns on the first
day of October next, those who are in the habit
Of drinking ardent spirits, will be heard 10 call
for another little jag instead of gill, and this
system Senator Jordan and his know-nothing
brethren at Harrisburg have forced upon the
people as a Ponacea for iutemperaace. Now,
as this "honorable" Senator seems so anxious
for notoriety, could not his friends prevail upon
him TO publish his views upon the JUG Law,
especially as the measure owes its vitality to
his vote
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-07-27

ug~BEDFORD MINERAL SPRING AsSotlA-
TlON.-A meeting of the Commissioners nameu ~
the Act of Assembly Incorporating ''1He bfejo'4
Mineral Springs 4sSoriatioR," will be heid al nv
Bedford Springs on Thursday 2d August next, al I"
clock, p. NJ. for the purpose of making arrans'lg.
10 open books TO receive subscriptions TO the ea-
stock OF said Association.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-07-27

SrURxlxG THEIR SuPFoET.- Messrs. Isaac
Mitchell, DEM, John II. Wells, Whig, and Job
Throckmorton, Dem, who have been nominal
ted, by the know-Nothipgs OF Greene County,
for the respective offices oil Sheriff, District At
torney, and Auditor, have come out and most
emphaticaIly declined the domination, repuda-
ting all contact or association with such crew
MIR. Throckmorton, in his card, saws II can
not consent that my name shall be used for an
experiment. at my expense Of character, BY any
rotten and Disconnected party"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-07-27

At Blood Run on the 9th INST, Mrs. EtiL', W..
Of Nr. Same! Bender, OF that place, ased -
! month, and - days. g,psh
In Bedford on last Thursday evening MhNr' ,.r.I
ter OF jackson aud Cathaiine BaySor, aged
y months aud nine days.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-07-27
ssrand Mass Meefing

in the Court House in the Borough of Bedford on
MONDAY EVENING Of the approaching County
Court for the purpose of nominating Ticket TO be
supported at the next election, and 10 adopt ssch
measures as may be deemed necessary 10 secure its
tTiumpfsut success al the Polls. A. there Will be no
anal samaton in the formation OF this Iicket-no
ho,Yins of the knee TO any principle not recognized
in the creed ofIEFFERSON, JACKSON, POLK and
PIERCE, il is earnestly hoped that every man who
still adheTes these glorious old landmarks VIII be
present 10 give force and conntenaEce 10 the pro-
ceedings All who stand opposed 10 Know Nothing
ism-who reppdlae the abominable acts OF the late
Legisature--and who desire, honestly, the triumph
Of DEMOCRATIC PRlNCipLES-are cordially Ia
vied 10 attend. nunpber OF able speakers Will be
present 10 address the meeting.