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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-17

T~legraphio Marine Report.
NEW ORLEANS Feb l3-Arr barks Anna, NYork; Lucy
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

All packages and letters INTENDED for the New YoRx
Her AID should be sealed.
ALMANAC ron yoRK-THIs DAY.
SUN RIsEs..........6 81 MOON ........... IS
sErs.............6 81 HIGH wArER........... 40
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HARD TIMES.

THlRTEENTH WARD RELIEF ASSOCIATION THE
Il Finance Committee respectfully give notice that
ner ef Grand and Ridge Streets in ooperaon with the
Efforts making by the association TO relieve the great
distress existing among the poor Of the ward the Rev
Thomas Farrell, pastor, will make charitable appeal
TO his at each Of the four OF the
day, assisted by the eminent DR.. Cummings who win
deliver discourse favorable TO this charity at the 0k
O'Clock morning The entire collections Of the four
masses and that vspers, and also such subscr
and contributions may be made, will be given to this
association. The charitable are invited to attend.
Strangers 10 the church will be supplied with seats By
Mr. Drumgooe, sexton.
JOHN b. RYERs0N, JOHN r. RUSSELL.
DAVID A. FORBES, CHAS NJ. SMITH
Finance COMMITTEES Thirteenth Ward Relief Assooia-
ton.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, SO.
A HORSE, HARNESS AND sPRING CART, FOR SALE
"A Would answer . butcher or baker; the owner has
no use for them, Inquire at e94 Eighth avenue
LN0R sALE--A PAIR OF soRREL MARES, Ia. HANDS
IL high, perfectly sound; Kind and gentle in an
harness. Can trot mile together In three minutes ten
seconds. One Is well broke for lady to ride win BE-
sold separate Also bay colt 10 hands ave years
old just from the country and hs rs Ia three
minutes. Inquire Of JOHN DuRYEA, So Clark street
Brooklyn.
LNoR sAlE-A GRAY HORSE, Six YEARS OLD.
~ warranted Kind and gentle, suitable fer any kind
OF business also top wagon snd harness. nearly new
suitable for eocers or express. VIII BE- sold together
orseparate. Inquire at 2ss Broadway, basement.
ToR sAIE-oNE SECOND HAND TOP WAGON. oNR
II no top buggy, two seat rockwsy, AMI one doctors
gg also, one new two seat phaeton one new extra I'm.
ished shifting top wagon, and top buggy al
OF which will be sold cheap. Apply at the livery sts bic
So West Thirty third street.
WANTED-To PURCHASE, PAIR or HORSES,
w sAy from IL TO Is hands high stylish drivers and
fast Any one having the above for sale lind cash
description, price, 80.
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VALENTINES AT HALF PRICE.FOR THIS DAY
only at BuHGIES circulating library and book
store, 420 Eighth avenue between Thirty second and
Thirty streets east side Valentines delivered free
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nAGUERREOTYPING TAUGHT IN TEN LESSONS
IL at one dollar lesson. Photography, by the colo
dion process taught for so dollars. Apparatus chem
calls &c sold cheap elsewhere. Ienesses taken fol
80 cents and upwards Pictures copied views taken &c
HENDERs0N's Gallery, No l Bowery. Open day and
evening.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY BAY
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

NNHE REV. JOSEPH P. THOMPSON WILL DELIVER
the sixteenth discourse before the Young Peoples
Christian Association Of Calvary Baptist Church TWEEN
tythrd street. near Fifth avenue, to morrow evening,
at ~ O'Clock.
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INSTRUCTION.

ID r FOSTER HIRAM DIXON GIVE LESSONS II
De bookkeeping writing, &C., Office a4s Broadway
lAppetons Buiding) where gentlemen qualified 70
the counting house. In superior and expeditions man
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-15
CAMPBELL c. H., May 10Th.

MEssRs. EDITORS: Our community was some
what excited this evening by the appearance in
our mids, of new secret political organization
styled the Honey Juggling Association--the
object of which is to draw out If possible. the
Democratic members of the Know Nothing Or.
der. The Order purely of l.ocooco origin and
profoundly secret The officers consist of Il G..
G. Grand Mogui, ttro Tcasers, d TapSter and Il
Scribe The modus operandi is follows: So
soon as it is ascertained that member of the now
tangled Democratic party has deserted and nSso-
ciated himself with the American party, he is ap-
preached ty 1easer No |, who, with broad
grin on his countenance, chucks his rictim under
the chin, then carries him to the Tapster, who
treats him TO drink of Stearns X Brummers
best X. g.. then whispers in his right and left
ear, embraces and kisses him; when Tsdser No.
is introduced to and takes charge of him
chucks him under the chin, whispers in the left
and right ear and conducts him again to the Tap
ster. who repeats his dose of Stearns & Brun-
mel's X p. The candidate is then conducted, by
Teaser No /, to the Scribe. who examines him.
If found to be sufficiently drunk to be totally I'm,
conscioushe is conducted by Teaser No. , to the
Grand Mogu by whom the Bu-zard Degree is
dmnistered-after which, the candidate depos-
ties all his Know Nothing proeli,ities into a
noggin placed between the knees of the Grand
Mogul, in the absence of which, the Mogul's Hat
is frequently used. This ceremony being con
cluded the Grand Mogul twho is In all cases a
"Squire,") administers the following obligation ::
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-15

il has finally put ont Of power all men and parties
hostile to our nationality, to Protestant civil
ization, and Ia our federal Union; out of power,
with an overthrow incapable Of being repaired.
And this Is the reason why this great move
ment, excites such excruciatng bitterness OF
hate. in its political aspect ON the part of all
against whom it is directed. Its success Is
to be finality and fatality TO them. For nations
do not Immediately incur the same peril twice nor
do profound national movements speedily exhaust
their force. The American party strong enough
to swallow up moi only Democracy ltself,ut er' ~
other frebrr excitement, will live forever. he
legal revolution, therefore which will con-ummate
the political will be only hut necessarily the olt
birth of its spirit. Assaults upon the | mon IT
these States. whether from the North or the South
must cea,e. Gnnspiracies against the Prntes-
tunt civilization of the country, between dema-
g"gues on one side aud papal and inhdel foreign
ers on the other, must terminate. Attacks upon
our nationality by treaties made between foreign
despots and prelates, under the sanction of the
court of Rome and executed by millions Of for
eign papist- and inhdel, cast into our bosnn,must
brought to an end. Foreigners must he content
to ENJOY here the blessings of trecdom-deniedt to
them everywhere else the benefits OF Il cisza.
ton more exalted than any they can enjoy else
where; the same civil and religious rights which
we ourselves enjoy. They must cease 10 rufe us.
AMERICANS must rule america.
cannot be nsensible that many yrtuous en-
lightened and patriotic men view this suljrct in
n light widely different from that i'll which it
strikes me. have no ala sion to them in anything
have uttered. do not forget the binding infiu
cnce of party spirit and party ties. | admit also
that not few of those who personally dear
To me are found arrayed against what | believe
to be the very highest interests of the country.
That may make my duty painful, but not uncer
tain. Nor could help being fully aware of the
etrocity with which the public press sometimes
assa those from whom, it is supposed. no per
sonal peril is to be unprecedented. But have felt
long ago the whole force ofPapa and Infidel bit
terness, and have survived al that their co labor
ers could personally attempt. For anything
more it would be strange indeed, if should look
with indifference upon II struggle, at the moment
of its impending triumph, after having watched
its progress longer and more eagerly, and yindi
Gated the most detested principles on which, pro-
cetds more tcnaciously than one in ten thousand
of my countrymen. All ask is that when that
triumph comes, it may be used us wisely and ~
generously us it was herocally won.
Your friend and servant
RO. j. BRECKENRIDGE.
Coll A. G.. HODGES, Frankfort.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-15
The Judgment of our Fathers

The following preamble and resoluton,embod-
wing the very essence of Amerieanism, were
adopted by the General Assembly of Virginia in
its famous sitting of I79S.99. The Democracy
of this State claim lineal descent from the great
men who composed that body. What do they
say to this solemn and deliberate action Of their
fathers
PREAMBLE AND RESOLUTION PASSED
BY THE LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA
ON THE l6TH JANUARY, 1893.
From Henning's Statutes at large, vol. ,. NEW
series.) page 1874.
That the General Assembly nsrertheless con
curing in opinion cith the Legislature Of Mas
sdchusetts. that epsry Constitutional barf'T
should be opposed 10 the Introduction Of foreign
influence into our National Councils;
" Resoiued. That the Constitution ought 10 he
so amended that no foreigner rho shaft not hare
ACQUIRED rights under the Constitution and Lars,
at the time Of making this amendment. shall
thereafter BE- eligible 10 the office Of Senator and
Re- rssentatirs in the Congress Of the United
States nor 10 any office in the Judiciary or Ere
attire Dspdrfmenis
Agreed 10 by the Senate, January l6'h'
1872
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-15
ii. q. FarrcIls Arabian LiniIneni
TRIUMPHANT tvEn DISEASE

This truly great nedicun Still goes on, conquer1 g
disease, and snatchng many poor powr,less victim
from the grave. BY liz pome iu stimulating. penet i
ngund anodyne mlitie- it Restores the of limbs
which have been pa Sled for years; and by it. singular
power of reproducing thu syuovni fluid pint water
all Diseases oil the 'ts with sur sing rapid
II. For rheuns,i.n and aArctinus of tie s. inc and
spleen it has proved itself spcfc and Tor affect
the lungs liver nnd Kidneys, it j. almost valuable and
powerful auxiliary; also for IA | dlse nf the glands
scroi ils, gotrr sweled uecE ETC. tt And i1dcrd
for almost disease wiete external application
repaired this medicine stands Unparalleled. Sprans
bruises, cranlps. wpuni. chibia ms buruz, etc are
speedily cured ry II.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-15
CORRESPONDENTS or TuE ylRGlNIAN.
RpISTnt I'll Nav IAI5


THE SOUTH WEST. i have not had an trou.
Bile looking mp Sam in my why. Ileis throw
ing of the veil of secrecy which has all along
been concoaling him, and instead of tho Gorgon,
which his opponents describe, presents himself
in all his fair proportons-the embodiment Of
political purity, and terror to demngogurisIn.
At several places | caution sly gave a signal for
which was laughed at, Sans sons boldly pro-
claiming themselves members of the order
Thomas l.. PrestOns course has been such rs
to cause many of his warmest political tricud- to
desert him. while the old liners III his (Smyth)
county, unlike the Wise men at large, are afraid
Of man who 'has no rccantntions TO make -
but, ut any rate. the members of the American
party have the strength to elect Shelly. In
Washington county Walter Preston and the 9TH
ar X. y. candidate will be elected 10y very large
maiorities the same result will take place IN
Wythe In fact, from all indications, the district
will roll up poll for Figg greater than the com
hino3 vote of McMullen and Martin Even Me-
Mulen's own county will give Il ma jority against
him. The kn6ring ones out this way say, TINT
Western Virginia will give Fiournoy 10000 ma
ority, and if the East will but do her duty, the
change in the State will amount to more than
! $4,000. | have taken some pains TO see what
+ the state of feeling, personally, is, wherever
! have been. having taken the votes of passengers
| on the curs, in stages and at hotels always will
! like resuts the proportion of Know NothnEs &c
Wise men being about five to one; and so will II
be 90 where YOU may. The best of it is, ! don't
see but what the Americans number many
| Democrats ms Wings. But have not time t'
enumera,e all the evidences of prosperity in th'
American party at different points; suffice it t'
say, that all ru,nors of secession in this re
| gion are false There are constant accesson
to the order Mt every point; made special enqni
ries at Wytheville and Abingdon, and member
of the order have informed me. Yours, &c.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-15

We very willingly surrender our usual edito-
risl space to make room for the following fervid
aud cogent view of Americanism by Rev. pr.
Breckenridge Of Kentucky. DR. X. Is known as
one of the must powerful and profound thinkers
of the age and his connection with any move
ment is a voucher of its soundness in morals aud
reason, that the rawlings and revings of a le-
gion of such men as Mr. Wise coald not over
throw. We invite for the letter of Dr. Il. the
attentive consideration il deserves.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-15
pAl.hN Or PARALYSIS.

Tina icus Smith, u Maid Crerk, TaaeNeil county,
Illinois, says: Il had lost the ct my for
an yenr by palsy the flesh had entire
wthered AWAY. leayin nothing bur skin muscle nnl
bone. Tie ali the best doctors and all the remedies
could hea' Of but they dii good. then
nrhced the Of II. &. Farrell Arabian Liument and
Il lcw bottles entirely cured me. md my is
strong and hrshy the ohe!; it is fit t,r
BARNS sprrns and bruises.
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Speaking at Campbell Court House,

We are requested to say that JonN w. BRYCE
ESQ, will address the citizens If Campbell at
the Court House, Wednc sdny ev ming, the 10Th
inst, on the principles of the American party.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

BASIS PRINCIPLES. Copies of tho Basis
Principles of the American party in any guam
tity at this office. Price. 80 cents n hundred, or
G9 cents when more than one hundred are need
ed.
ELECTION TICKETS. supplied promptly and
cheaply at this office. Send in your orders.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-15
Dissolution.

'TiiE concern ofGnmp " Crawford is his day d,.
l. solved by mutual consent All person, hny;ng
claims agniii.t the will them to T u
Crawtori pay.n'nti tn Isr MI b,e the concern
viii max" payment to the SANE, lie having purchased
said } Camp interest in iNp concern
ANDREW ]. CAMP
THEODORE D. CRAWFORD.
May 10, 1850.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-15

rY-priee e5 and 50 cunt. and 81 per hottIe.


incm long thuu of evils. r. mGst universal ot lhese
genera, debility, and its attendant, lowness u
spints. For these rccrmr end "A speed, and un
Hiiiug cure the hape nj Houiand's German b thts,
prepared by Dr. Z. VI Jack .nn Phiaicphia II il, it
our opnlnp, med cine ache1iS-anne--unap -
pronchnblc. 1t 'ach the tountuu bend Of the
difficulty in the digestive organ 'zation and thus
liz We the secrctian and the bio ID If hr norbi
the - disease. It. tonic properties give vigo
To the membranes of t tonlCh and prnmnte the So.
erection ot the gastric iic", "ljrh dissolve. tn la" /,
while its corir', sooihng and Alternative j. inen i'm
pat' general regularity and strength To r" action nj the
sr'retye mgnn- AID torify the constitution.
such - our ""n experience G Is effects, and We be-
iieve it Is Confirmed b, The evidence oi all who ha,
tiled it, or had opportunity Of Witnessing il. opera
lion For sale by DIR jackson, 100 Arch street. See
advertisement.
spi28 dew
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-15

1INH election of "A night-~ntsh for the city will lake
J. racc bef,re the City Co,inc i on the 4th Fri ay in
Ill pease make it known inc before that day.
msy7-2twtde WIN D BRANCH, Mayor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-15
STITCHED CoArs.-

- have lu4t received nnntuer lot these elegant
SUMNER COATS. Material itpiun Cloth. md Cen
tlpmpns alpca they combine the eegnn, and durn
Lility of Bn,a.lclulh with III. comfort and crolne,. OF
Linen. BURROUGHS, SiIAt Err X CO.
mnvljt -
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Nj Ns.0ornc u n ~ MH- .TTes ATso solid c0I.
or.. I lin aud f-ur,d White, Pat, Cnid Grown Linen,
other stvhs OF Summer Vests in erept variety.
mu>t5i# " 3URRUUGHS. SHAFER & co.
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SI14 Lost.
> BRlNGON your sIOKsEs.-NEW

- II BWUNWVN yOWF NEW
~ LiVERYSTABLE.--The undersigned respect
fully informs the ctzers of Lynchburg that he il pre-
Jared receive Hrses livery, on tie mos, accom-
,uodaiing terms, the old stand of Geo VI B'a,c.
\. b. Hacks, Bugees and Horses for hire and
Hnck4 run every Court day TO Campbell Count r nu.c
TERMS o TAKING HORSES ON LIVERY.
Per month. ...-...--....-.----- on
Per Acek 410
Ter u ty.---.. va
jan 27.d&cly JOSEPH CLEMlNS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-15


FALSE pAN1Cs. FALSE ALARMS, &c.--I he
branch agencies Of the Richmond Junto who veg
etae around and about the Court houses Of avery
county in the State, arc now trying to keep tho
dying cmbers of the Administration party allvo
by blowing tho conls with Nll their might rnd
main. They have become desperate, and no
means will he spared by them 10 weaken or do
stroy the powerful organization Of the American
party. Having failed to nuke an impression
upon us by insoencc, threats, and Vulgar abuse,
they now resortinE To the nrtiicr of attempt
ing to spread pnnic3 from one Council of the Or.
der 10 another 10y false rep hts of this Council
and that having broken up in whole OF in part &C.,
forgery o Withdrawals names in some lu>tan
COS have been rcsortcdto Such efforts, however,
are win and migratory. When the gren, Issue
is presented before the people If Virginia ON the
fourth Thursday in May, whether Americans
shall be allowed to govern their own country IT
requires no prophet to predict the result
AN AMERICAN DEMOCRAT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-15

a,,a,..I a. II - IT., :, $40. mi,
applied TO some such useful nnrpose
N........ ,..,.,..,,;.,
| r iioS VI D'htoN = ~ 49,
y, 'ne ane''o", party o' 'ne 'o'".Y 81 -,
1,'a, h.la Oh Mohu"y evening ,'e ", H. 80
| a. 'p ''f wa -, na,aoa,n
aoase OF 'ne party ior 'hs Iionse ., peba ',ai
~ 'ne ensuing e'o"" i ~ n s.,,,a.,.
'se "o''''s'i''' P"eE'.t " nc ~ ''' In al
,l , 80 liz, u III. cnpnci
~ as a representative of the people IN politics
F, Mr. Reid has been AN unwaveiine Democrat, and
his nomination cannot. therefore, be called a
/ "Wbig trick" as the opponents Of the party
wont to charge on the American order
- . D.. ,,...oo;,,o ,te
~ 'Ns.H w. r' r ,'a a., 81 - ni.,r;c,
NJ f;i .h,,,, Lo ,,,
w. - III e., to',itrnr rra,n 900 ~ .l10
( - ~, 80 cha. :, .,,,,,,,,a ,f an ala D,n.
crat ofhrr estimates make Boteler's majority
as high : GO.
Avrp,e., Xo,,1v,rrov Tho American marty
Is III o., La,.o n,,,;ro,o1 w II RoLcr,. IT.
os oan.i;,Ia,o Gar n sons IN Tho na,, uous. or
De,ega,as n, r ,ccents Tho nomination
Tbo an,ao,do,ts ~ NJ Rnbor,s ,yer, dnpo.
cr.,ic. he baa ALWAYS rnnl I'd ligb in the marty.
was President Of the Democratic Association
5urinq tho Gnbernoto,;d Communion of ~ and
ono IL ,b.i, ,,r,,nir,.,t mon ON iii occnsinns -.
Norftk Rtoroo
thEsfi1fifLp W lIHpkA"Ais.-fn rom 'no
lolo"inE' "h'eh was nunuea III al gu, o'n'' IS
terday' IL VIII be seen 'ha' pen'oerats o"""nu'
!" "ihafa" ifoin lh'Ir Qua purity assoei"'""s' i"'
~" purpose of JOINING tue 'oiees III Tue '"''"''-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-15

ylr=n=S;ss5 Our Stages viii Ia future leave Lyuc'
$500 burg Mondays. Wednes lays an tIi
ay mornings arrive Chnrlollesv Il" same night, CIV
ing passengers a full night rasI going North
sep 81 .detawfs j. I. HAMMER & co.
IL Scrofulous Affections Mercuria' Diseases
King, Evil. md in ia all diseases arising from az
inludico al Mercury, Carriers Spanish Mixture
lRs for it,rli all" vcluration-a reputation
ascd H. iarrin.ic merits. BY removing the
cause If ea>e il "fect. mpid aal P.m ansnt cure
Il, hundreds Of our fellow ciiAans have krow.
Try it before it is lat. ap.l3-i.m
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ENINE CHGARS.-Just to hand a lot ct really
T. prime Cigars an, ing which are AMIR STA fiantt
zion Panctla Libcrtad Cnbnnas. Principles Sc pnf'
chased of one of The best importing hou in n FOR
sale }. H. THOMi sun a. " o
mav3,s New Drug store
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FANNY Grocery,
FAMILY GROCERIES,

NlE subscriber has an h nj and i. stanlly recey.
/ ing nj nis NEP STORE, under the Warwick
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-01
TemDerance Notice.

The District Committees appointed for
Cecil county, by the President Of the State
Temperance Society. are called to meet in a
COUNTY CONVENTION to be held in
Ekton on
SATURDAY. September 1st,
(ncxt Saturday, at II O'Clock A. NJ. IT is
essential that there be a fill attendance as
important matters demand their presence.
This call is made Oh the responsibility Of a
number of members of the committees.
The following are the Committees:
LIST District-Richard Scmans Thomas p.
Jones, ThoS c. CrookSllanks, Doct Il. \.
Roberts, jeremiah {. Price.
2nd D!strict.-Capt. lyttleton S. Croppcr.
Samuel Thompson. Richard ii. Bryan, John
r. Price, John l.. Clayton.
Bird District.-James L Mccullough, Vim.
Ii. Elder, VIM. Torbert, Rev. j. Il. Brown,
Vim. pinkncy Ewing.
4lh District-David Scott (of Jno.) Jos.
Miller, Doct. r. {. Carter, Anderson Smith,
Samuel Mcdaniel.
5th DiStrict.-Evan w. Thomas, Alcxan.
der Wilson. John n. Black, John 7. Janncy,
Joseph &. Johncon.
9Th District. VIM. Pierce, Charles ii.
Tlaincs Barclay Reynolds, Joseph Thomas,
Jeremiah RittcnhouSe.
18th District. Edwin Wilmer, Jefferson
Ramsey. +. D. McClcnahan, Rev. j. Squcr,
Thomas l.. PoulSon.
sth District John T. Richards, Absalom
Roman, Edwin F. Ewing, Doct. j. W. Row
land .. p. Killingworth.
Aug. %, 1865.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-01
Ito! For Prohibition

FINllE great evil of lntemperancc bccom-
Il ing so oppressive and painful to the citi-
zcns of the upper portion of Cecil county,
caused in part by stringent laws being en-
forced in Pennsylvania agains: the traffic in
rum, driving her border drunkards amongst
us to cooperate with our own, rendering our
community ut times Il perfect bediam and our
tavcrns little better than human slaughter
houses. W. have therefore resolved to
make a GRAND RALLY for Prohibition Oh
Saturday, tbs Shday Of September, 1855,
in John Hammersmith's woods, about one
mile from the Rising Sun. Come one
Come all Come friends. Come foes. and hear
what's TO be said in favor Of this great meas
urc by: Rev. f. Yates RccS., Rev. Geo
+. Adams and Christian keegsr, of Balti.
more, who are expected to be present and
address the meeting. We say come; and
make ready for the great battle that's to
come Oft in November next, for Maryland
"must and stall be redeemed" from the God
abhorred curse of intempcrance.
GJ~Mccting to commence at 10 O'Clock A..
VI. Committee Of arrangements
JOHN BROWN. ST.,
JOSEPH b. FRYER,
JOHN 7. RICHARDS,
WIN. p. BOYER,
JAMES MCCULLOUGH, !
JOHN Y. EGAN,
THOMAS FRYER,
N. MCCULLOUGH,
JOHN I. REYNOLDS,
Aug. e5-tm.