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800 REWARD.

II ANYWAY Monday night the 2ist inst, while In tbs
II employ Of Mr.. Charles n. Martin Of his ciiy
TWO MICRO MEN named JIM AMI ALBERT. They are
nhout twenty years OF age. OF dark complexion had
with them suit Of clothes, made Of casineti
and new silk JIM is ahout dve feet eight inches
hgh weighs about ls0 lbs; vel formed high forehead and
pleasing couatenanc: saks qcick Shsn spoken To-
raised ia williamson county by Thomas Petwny. ALERT
Is shout inchrs high; Wegls about ii5 lbs round
face good eountenance with small round YES; speaks
rAter WHEN spoken 20; rather humble looking
gro. was rails ~ Col Thomas Williams, Montgomery,
Ala will give the above reward " they are taken and
sscu-ef uiat get them.
m,et-u c. l. NELSON
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EsY- Capt. D. FaRNswoRrH Gin receive sss.srtp
roai In Hashvlls. sna ~ aEB
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TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD
OPEN To THOMPsON's Station

Ess77s7zz7 gzgssy.sa ALL e-.s=a al
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goax DOTLE.......T. 4. HsHALL. . BOYLE.
J. DOYLE q CO.,
Soap aud Candle Manufacturers, nnd
Packers of Pork and Reef.
No. 2s South Front street, NASHVILLE, TENN.
ssHIshest price paid IN cash for Tsow, Grease. aat
.ard fcb23-u
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without reading the POCKET ArCIIAPIUS. Let No one
suffering hacknied Cough Pain in the Side, restless nights
nervous feelings and the whole train OF pspepac senSa
lions and given up by their phy scan another
without consulting the uSCCLAPiUS. Have the married,
those about be married any impairment read this ru
y useful book has been the Of saving ous nds
Of unfortunate creatures from the jaws Il death.
ES~ Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS enclos-
ed in letter. u copy Of this work by uail or
FIVE copies sill be sent for Dollar Address post paid,
DR.. WM YOUNG,
Oct3 -1y No. 1872 Spruce street, PbilaGa.
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HnTTERY GInVEs- An.

TUsr received i4r,c stock u Whise Brown and Fancy
al eooret Cotton sk and Lss ThI ead Hose ard dlovcs
CLIFTON ABBOTT,
sess No. rs CssisrsfFest.
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COMES, FANS AND FANCY GOODS.
WILLIAM TASKER,

10 Park Place, New York,
INVITES II e attention Of Southern and Western Mer
cants his stock Of Fans Combs, Hair. Tooth and
Nail Brushes Ladies' Retcues, Perfumory Soaps, Porte
M0nnaies and Bead Bracelets Pocket Books, Dress
Buttons fins and Needles, Hooks and Eyes, Watch Guards,
Wax Coral and Glass Beads Necklaces &c. nia Rubber
Combs Canes, Balls and Toys OF every ecis
sors Razors and Cutlery Gold Gilt Jewelry, Accor-
deems Vons including general and very large stock
of Engl a. Preach and German Fancy Goods which viii he
sold at the prices for CASH APPROVED PAPER.
Orders by letter selected and put in the best manner
WILLIAM TASKER, 10 Park Place, New York
PS-Pease cut this out. my5-dly
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TEAMS AND LINsEES-
d g baies RehtAnd Manufacturing cempAnJS Jeans;
50 do do do do Lnssy, fsr
negroes, Ia store and fer sale BY
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TssE BEST HAIR DYE.

DR O. NJ BILLIARDS. (ncw artice,) received the high
~ est premium the WORLDS FAIR and American lNsTT
TrrE where examined by the DISTINGUISHED CHEMISTS
Or Chiffon and Prof ToRREY, and pronounced the
BEST For sale by the principal Druggists in this city
PRICE 81. Principal Office and store, Nos. 49S and 900
BROADWAY New York. mar21-1y
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OPEN TO THOMPSON's STATION.
IN aud amer r ur> y, August 23i trains WI run be.
" tween ishyIlls lid Ih0upsous station a. EllOws:
MORNING. TRAIN.
Ie,yes Nashville at 8 80 4. 81; arrives at Thompson's at
SA VI
RETURNING caves TAompson's at s45 A. NJ; arrives
az Nashville at 1880 A N
EVENING TRAIN.
Leaves Nashy he al Is r. NJ arrives at Thompson's q
5P
RkiURNING-L"avrs Thompson's at 5 Is p. NJ; arrive
az Ma hyil RAT IS Pm
On Sand th- Morning Train only in be rum leaving
Nashville ~ A. VI, ant IhUmpslL- al Is A. NJ.
~ Al Fhomps Us the Stages II C.rter Thomas and
IOu- h Connect vi h he trains.
Through firtsfs Tor MEMPHIS WAYNFSBORn JACK
son, TtSCUNBIA, FLORENCE TULsSKI rud COLIN
A, can be procured The GENERAL stage flee the
Nrrard "A Hotel. A. ANDERSON,
aus.2 r. Eng. aud Supt.
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To THE PGELEC
Of the United S a s.

advertisement Of Mr.. UDOLPIO WOLFE, lately pub
hshet as suppose intended for the protection OF his
Schedam SchnAl against cOuntereitcrs, has un-er
my observat and being in te manufacture q
Schedam Schnapps, TO let II piss without notice
through this medium might be considered anon. those
he den inmates "Pt1teS ami TeHGerS Of YOt>0H; oGt
the immense patronage and that bs ate DID The
safe Of the article manufactured hy and the opinion OF
competent dgeS 20 ITS qualities beverage and its
medicinal Writ precudss the possibility OF the idea that
am included an!Ung tho'e he designs TO impugn. No
doubt he feels asgrv at The Il, Prec alton OF he SAFE Of
his SCI maps, Whon is mans' all since mine has lie
bro gt into with his Not only have d.
ed competing with him in quail v but the constant and
increasing demand article, has enabled furnish
it at less prize on he does - in the tozen.
And harmDre he viii at I'D that his
ton to the cit OF the southern and Western States
will avail him nothing am erned. for the
character Of Schram SchudppS is too vel eSfah shell
in those safes he Injured by such iuviious publ
cation The motive of hi advertisement obvious every
one and feeling we satE d thar al uCh nsSil-s thrown
by him will fail harmless at my feet will here, Tor
the satisfaction Of the pubic, pIblh copy Of my Patent
Right, entered in the Southern District OF New York,
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From Bishop Miles.

NASHVILLE August %, 1855
Ma J. II sKlMoSs-sir Having used your BraTiian Ptb
hlc Spe tacles a. me time am convinced Of heir exceenee,
and ud them superior any have heretofore used, and
earnestly recommend them 70 all that need their aid.
Respectfully, Ri HARD 7. MILES.
Cz-Mr. Sermons may be consulted at his once over
Berry Co.'S Book Store where the above celebra-
ed specaces may be obtained for short time onger.
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Copy Of Patent RightO

NO IHHHA UINIHIII OF WI IVHh, -.
Be remembered, That the twenty eighth day OF De-
crmber Ammo DOmni, 1854, BARNARD L. simpson, OF The
said District, hath deposited in this Office tie title OF print
label the title OF which Is IN the words olow' g, 70
wit Barnard L. Simpsons Aromatic Sclie,!am Juniper
Schn1pps, sup rior Tonic Anti DPepuc Invigorating
Cordial" night whereof he claim author and pro-
prieto~, conformity with Of O.: grt,s entitled
'n Act to amend the several Acts respecting rights
GFO. v. ~ RTON,
Clerk Of the Southern District OF Kew York
And take pleasure this occasion to tender my sincere
thanks the pubic general and 20 friends in tcu
lar kind berality with which they have patron zed
me from my commencement OF this enterprise; and assure
them that shall continue provide them always with
genuine md superior article Of Sche lam Schnapps
iy6-d3m BARNARD l.. SIMPSON.
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FROM NASHVILLE 10 NEW oRLEAns
SOUTHERN ROUTE.
~ &C., szE5s.Ezs5 $50 6-l,.L-l
RITES KEDrCEn.
FIIGNT GLASS.

EROM the 18Th Instant 70 IN, 1st Of june the rates Of
Freight nom Charleston and Savannah Nash vile viii
be as follows: ~ ~"
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SECOND GLASS;.

Hardware, Except Cutlery" Heavy Castings and Ma
chneTy.
Foreign Liquors in barrels pipes, Cordqge tobacco in
boxes Carriage SPRINGS and ASs Leather in rolls and bo
es Os IN barrels " casks CrDckery and Queensware in
crates and csAs. Rice, Zuc Whiting Plaster Of Paris
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,stsR SAEG-BstweIn eighteen and nineteen -
i hundred Of laun lying in the count Of Ira L.
Wis Texas Of Ausiin The above tract OF land,
or portion Of il will be exchanged for Drf Goods or GiO
ceries Also in the county OF Liberty and town OF
Smithhed on same the above. For further in
formation apply TO T. a. DALLOWEr Genh Agt,
feb2 No. II Oeaderick 81.
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TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
To
COLUTEEsFA, s,SESOEso- JACK son,
LAGRANGE AND UE1EPETgS.
CPLENDID -Four Horse Coaches rom > ankHn to La.
- grange, connecting at those points with the Railroad to
Tuscum bia, Florence and " ntgoncry,
Ala, and 5 beTdcen, Columbus
and C3ntGSs, Miss.
The fine Four Horse Coach Lines th-Se points, are al in
exc lent ord making close connection with the kai road
at Franklin, Tenn.
Express Train leaves tie DePOt at -
Also To
Pulaski aud FIh torn,
Ana u al places throughout th- Southern country.
We have Sprnd lines running connecting with the Rail-
road at Franklin.
Passen r FOR
PuiaSki and Hilton
vii leave Nashville on the O'Clock NJ Train Monday
Wednesday and Frdfy.
ACCOMMODATES EsNE
Leaves Nashville daily at O'Clock. p N rorDsr,;r, ,
Franklin with Daily Four Horse Coach it- ia a. h,rl>
For Authorization, through Tckrrs &C arvly AZ fb -,
eral Railroad Stage aud Omuibls Once No - Cedar res
apostle the Y, flee.
N.B-onnIbuses vii cali for passengers in auv paltof
the city. usrI II
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sEMmoNS, sPGCTACLEs.

IN consequence Of the great demand for Mr. SERMONS
Il BRAZILIAN PEBBLE sTECTACLES, he has been In
uced prooug his stay In This city fr short tins longer
40 as 20 enable all persons & btan these unrvaed glasses
therefore immediate application Necessary 10 obtain them
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TNOEg fFENT-I have for rent a spiesidd stand for
Blacksmith on the urfret sboro' PEe 10 mile> fro n
Nashville improvements, god shops, family re-denHe
and a necessary hou,es - or ~ OF cleared Ian
Ilepty of fire wood, &c. Terms easy. Apply TO
r. A BAILOME, Cenn Ag',
ian1 No. IL beaderick street
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Books and aOnery, Boots Shoes ard Hats Bottled Ii
quOrs and Oils
Camphiue and Spirits Turpentiue in casks and barrels
Carp ting.
China, Glass and Glass Ware, Cigars in cases Clocks
Confectionery, cutlery in boxes and cases Dry Goods in
boxes and bales.
Drugs, Fruit frees ard Shruhhery Furs Gprden Seeds
Looking GtSSes and LOOSing Glass T.tes at owners
risk"
oysters in oansaud jars, Sadsry, Tin Ware Teas and
Spices, % IUu Us Al al
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NEW YORK.
FASHIONS FOR FALL, 1895.

FASHIONS FOR FALL, 500.
CLoAKS, TALMAs AND MANTILLAS.
GEOksGE ERODE,
WILL Introduce for the inspection Of Southern and Wes
w Merchants, the LIST Of August his usual large
variety Of goods in his line,
EMBROIDERED VELVET MANTLE S,
RICH MORE ANTIQUE MANTLES,
PLAIN VELVET Ma TILES, Richly Trimmed,
COMBINATION OF VELvsP AND MORE ANTI O. z,
&C. &C.
The buyer Of the signed having just returned from
France he enabled oe the extensive assortment
Of styles Of any her estabi shment in she country all Of
which, by spec contract with the Paris Manufactures,
exclusively confined to himself. His well known reputa
ton the only publisher of regular monthly Fa hn Plates
Har1ers iodeys Magazines should be sufficient in-
dueement to purchasers select from mis- stock.
GEORGE ERODE,
81 Canal Street, & SO Lispenard Street N. York.
PRINCIPAL entrance 81 Canal ,treet second Min Ia Sore
IVES; If Broadway, outh side. augI-3m
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DOCT0Es XOG-EsNELF.
THE POCKET ESCULAPIUS,

One hundred EHgravngs, showing
Diseases and MalfOrmations Of the
Human system in every shape and
form. To which j. added u Treat
!, Use on the Diseases Of Females, be-
ing Of the highest importance 20
marie Jeople, or th1Se contem-
4 platir.g marriage. BY
4 LILLIAN YOUNG, NJ. d.
Let no father he ashamed to pre-
sent a copy Of the 4 CULAPlUS
to his child. Il may save him fron
an early grave. Let no young
man or wOOaan enter into the Sc
cret obligations II married life
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Additional Testimony.

AddtItOuaI Iesbmonys
From Hon. Judge Green.
LEBANON, August 80, 1885.
DEAR SIN In rep- 20 your note state that having used
pair of glasses 10 the spectaces bought o. you for two
weeks have found them greatly preferable 10 any others
have ever seen My vision clearer and my eyes DO not
Respectfaly. N. GREEN.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-03-29

uWilliam II. Davis. a tIpgedian ia Elmyra
N. Y, while playing upon the stage in a
hanging execution scene at that place, came
near dying in sarnrs, instead of fan. Tie
E;m5ra A4parffssr of the 18th TINS states the
case, and Il ought 10 be awatEing 10 actors
II says:
oThe rope was adjusted, at given signal
the drop fell, and unfortunately for Mr.. ID. The
Invisible protection gave way, leaving him
hung, not only in sham but in ,ealily. As his
struggles were only in keeping with the char
GcieI, neither he audience, nor the Test of The
company Of course were aware of his fearful
and petiioas condition.. In q few moments the
curtain was lowered, and the actors al once
Withdrew 10 their dressing rooms, unconscious
that one OF their number was not only unable
to help himself, but dying; and had i, not
been for the timely appearance Of . little girl,
belonging To the company, who discovered
him a few moments after, he must have soon
breathed his last. On seeing him still hang
ing, as in the play, with the blood starting
from his mou'h and n~ostrils, she gave the
alarm. lie was instantly cut down, and, 10
all appearance. dead. Medical aid was i'm
medialcly procured, and after some fifteen or
twenty minutes he was again restored 10 lie,
but not 10 consciousness and nationality Tor
several hours"
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-03-29
A Disappointed Deal Heal.

The New Cassie Courier man is down on
lie "DENSisON HOUSE," one Of the II ''eIS ~
Cincinnati. III savage style. il iSSau| hat HE
cause of Wrigiey'S hoS'IIi y IN this case IS !"
he attributed 10 ine fact thai the PropTietorS0'
lilo House refused 10 make him a''dead' head
during his Say ct the DchniSon. on u rrcen'
visit 10 the CT y, and because he was chargtd
he same as other guests. lie Look particular
pains on his arrival In put on The Register, aI'er
his maine, '.Elror of he Ne" Castle Cnurler.'
Failing IN his design TO get his Hrlei blll lrcc.
lie has been abusing the "DennlSon House
without STINT, in each number OF his paper
since his return home. His course in lhl'
mater is extremely contemplate, but perfect
~ chaNcierisiico The man. Those III charge
ofthe DtnniSon House being pretty goo! Judge
nf human natalie were 100 smart 10 put WI.
lev on The { dead head ls'-they knew fTon
'tle. cut Of his ilb' that il wouldn't pay
r. .Moni .JeferSGn;an.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-03-29
The Greensborough Bank.

The Elkton iMd.) Gazette has the following
in relation 10 this Concerns:
"'The notes of the Farmers and Merchants
Bank Of GreensborouGh, Nd, are said 10 be
illegally i'll circulation"
The merchants of temterviIle, Md, have
authorized the Times Of that town 10 announce
that they have determined not to take tie
notes. OF the above bank upon any condition
whatever ; and the Times adds that the con
Germ is universally repudille}I aud condemned
in that county.-DaitimOre Sun.
We regard it as our duty to say 10 the peo-
pie of Maryland-and we wish the allimore
papers would extend what we say-thnt the
two principal getters up Of the above concern
lately figured in two or three similar vilIainouS
swindling operations in Ohio, and had TO leave
here 10 escape justice. They are worse than
robbers on the highway, for a well pictured
bank rag induces confidence sometimes, when
a bGigand's pistol would suggest o fight or a
ioo[-race. Clear them out !-Enqnirer.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-03-29
A Woman Murdered.

Cathnrine Green, al Irish wonnn, about &c
wears old, resnien, at 554 Commercial street,
Moth end Block, was found, about nine
o clock on Monday evening, lying dead on the
floor of her rnom with her throat cut, an,
y lsn a deep stab on the right side Of The neck,
inflicted IN n manner showing very apparent!
that she had been Isl foul y murdered. OF
fcers We're called, who made all search an
inquiry, but none Of he iuma'cs Of the blocf
srcmed tokuow any hing about the tragedy
A pair ofSciSsors were found in a pail Of wa
Ter in the 10 m, butlhe wounds o. The deceaS
ed appeared as made with . dirk .kuife.-BOS
TN Times.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-03-29

IL you would have the roses brought back 10
your cheek, a clear healthy and transparent
skin, and life and vigor infused through The
system, get a bottle Of Cafter's spanish Nix
lure aud take it according 10 directions. It
uoeS rot taste quite as welIas yoursweetmeats;
OUT aiter a few doses you do not find your
hca!'h and beauty reyiveing, your step elastic
anu vigorous, and the whole system refreshed
aud inrlgorated like a Spring morning, then
your case Is hopeless, and all the valuable
certificates we possess 80 for n6ughi. II
he greatest purifier of The blood known is per-s
lectiy harmless, and at the same time pow
eficacious.
A=fSee advertisements. Dec Is 4w
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-03-29
TIE Dsmoo,ntio vo.a in Nav Hampshire

Notwithstanding thciT defeat, the Den0cra-
cy Of New tlampshire have polled . very large
and proud vote, worthy almost Of their best
days. II runs up 10 twenty Teven thousand,
being within three thousand Us many as Gen.
PiEECE received al the holly. contested PreSi-
dental election Of 1852, aud he then n0iorI-
ouS!y obtained more than The party strength.
This shows how incOnsllerable is the numhe
Of men who have been Democrats that are in
the Know Nolhing organization. The great
mass Of the party is sound 10 the core. Whi!t
The new ism swallo we'd up aud dictated term!
10 all the other parties and factions in the
Safe, the gallant Democracy only gave it a
proud defiance. Singly and alone it can't
near beating all iis opponents, combined aaj
Strengthened IS they were by an organizatio:
more drspolicaI and perfect than ever before
existed IN The United States. The powerful
vote cast by the Democrats Of New Hamp'
shire, The incongtuous and inhaTmoniouS e!e
mvnts Of the opposition, are sure indications
that the early re establishment Of Democrats
ascendency in The Granite State is q matter o
certainty. Next year the cohorts Of the lynn!
Wing vagabOnd, "Sam," will be completely
routed by a much larger majority than the!
have obtained this year.-EEqIirer.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-03-29
A Prediction made by DR.. Duncan, Ten Years
Ago, Fulfilled.

The la.e Dr., DUNCAN, Of this county, who
was known all over the nation as q borough.
going and indefst igable Democrat, ten years
ego made u speech in the lioLSe Of Represen-
%taiiyes that contained u prediction which is
now in the process Of ful6IIment. Said Dr..
DUscAS, in a spirit OF propheCy, speaking Of
the Wing party:
al begin with the unprincipled practice they
have of chang ing their name. Thcy haze
changed tier name Nth The periodical return Of
trerv Presidential election and this for the
purpose OF concealing their principles and de,
esiy, ng The people. Their last name was Wing.
and that name they kept as long asst W uid
answer any purpose; tut They wiil nerer fight
another b0nLe under the bannrr inscribed WGg,
again. Hou!ng exhausted the political uocab-
nlary, they ttit fetntn 10 the abuse ind prrSe,
cation Of III. Irish and Grrmons which charac
teriSed The p1fty IN The administration of the
elder Adnms. Nothing is longer 10 be feared
from a change Of name. he people coniem-
plate them as they 30 a stranger, who gives
iiDself a new or different name in every Town
or village through which he passes."-Eng.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-03-29


@ Tbs. Washington Sentinel, thus dis.
eOuises upon the subject OF Know Nothing
hm. How mech truth there is in the picture
drawn, those belonging 10 the order can de-
eide. Time will determine whether the pre-,
diciIohs made will be verified OF not. II al
Is true thai is said about ifSam". he is jeci-
dedly a bad egg But read The remarks Of
The Sentinel aud judge for yourselves; -
The Pestilsncs Of Know. nottingham
There are ceTiain diseases, snch rs measles.
scar!st fever, and .whoopipg cough, that are
wont 10 invade villages and attack poor little
children. When they begin ina village, they
are never satisfied until they have made sclear
sweep. AL the poor little chiidteI get SIX,
and all The good . old women are constantly
busy. But whe0 the children get well, they
and their parents and The good old ladies have
the satisfaction of knowing that they will
never suffer from Q return Of the disease.
III There. ate D litionl as we'll as physical dis.
eases. One prevails al The present lime. In
ste D OF attacking Infants, it attacks "chil-
dren Of a larger gtow;b." II is called Know
Nvthingism. But, Ike the other diseases
above enumeTa'ed, il delights in villages. lis
~ hllIhlihS w uHiHtSNdhuulC. IL oCiLGS uDlN
o: alt the ignorant and unletlered. II clasps
in It's leptous embrace all the DemaeogueS Ii
lays its unwaShed hands upon oil Of hose bit
ter end prejudiced Federal WhigswhUse high.
est happiness consists in The abuse OF Dep0c.
Sacy. It attacks some Democrats, but they
are always the mercenaty, Off &c. seeking, dis
appolnted Democrats.
II has lately swept like q pesiiience cveI
some of the villages Of the counrrv, especial.
W in New York. Nearly all us 'tiumrls are
vilidse %irIunlphS. Al frs; It aSpired 10 c0n'ro
cities il even umbi ionSly sought 10 tecom,
national. But the snail pox Of aboli iOnisn
broke nut in lis northern encamnmenls, ant
The soniheTn recruits are afraid 20 90 wilhii
speaking distance Of their northern allies.
''f'l II il now but o villoge-a local fever. Blu
al vile take il, whether Wings or Democrats
especially Democrats, will be as deeply mark
cd and diSfguted by il rs iLou h they Lad ex
perienced the worst and loalest' form OF sMa
pox. .-
3 They may succetd for a time, and in loca
eleciins, but before many months pass o 4,
their heads, the! will find themselves as hide
Gus Us Moksnhah, as disgusting as a sntyr.-
There is such a thing as an appeal from OK
element 10 s~obriety. When that appeal IS ia
Sen. as it surely will he, lhe Know No'hiug
will be universally conlenued AMI cxrcrl td
They wilLbe branded with a brand that moth
Ing can efface.