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N SHOES,

n " llOLLCALL AM AAbAAAh
for Spring ami Summer Trade, at -N~
Reduced Prices. for Cash
W. L b. CRANAGE, No.6 Main
street, Warren, Ohio, would respectfully call the Tten-
ton Of their frienls and ie public generally to tie
fact, that they have just received the largest, best, and
most fashionable sock of Boots and Shoes ever brought
to this market, among which will he found the first
quality OF Ladies' Caters. Kid Bootees, Bnskins, Slip
prrs, &c. Also a large assortment Of Plain Caters,
Morocco and Enamel.d BOotees. Buskins, etc.
A great variety Of Misses Gait ., Morocco and En-
ameled Boots. Fancy Buskins and Slippers, and a gen
eIal assortment Of boys, youths and childrens' fine
shoes Of all cOlors and quaIities.together with a gre It
v-ritty Of g~entlemens' fine French Calf anu Morocco
Boots, fine Caters and Shoes Of the latest styles and
best quality.
ALSO, 4 general assortment OF leather. ole leather,
French Calf Skin, Patent Calf Skin, MorOccos Of vlri-
ous kinds and qualities, Congress gore for CATERS,
glove kid, Innings Of various cnlor, and qualities, shoe
thread, knives, hammers, nails, bristles, shOulde
sticks, peg hotes, peg knives, avis, boot web, sand
stones, lack buck skins, and every thing usual y kept
in our line of business. A large stock Of lasts Of every
kind.
Remember the place, sign Of TIE Red Boot No. g.
Main street Warren. Ohio. Apr. IL. t.
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Be sure that no better a garden
Was ever yet wanting in hose;
And Meister Karl thinks that a ballad
Looks well when it ends with a closel
- MErsTER Karl
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nECISIVE CHARGE!-ST0RMING
~ IF THE FORT y MIASMAl
SUCCESSFUL, RESULT
INTERESTING TO AuUEisTsl-The long protracted
siege of the above named Fort, 10y the combined forces
Of Q1ack-pathy. Homeopathy, Allopathy. and various
other medical powers, was suddenly brought to a sue
ceSsful issue by the appearance Of one package of
PRAIRIE VOLATILE!
The contents of which being discharged for forty three
hours under the direction of CHARLEs RsrBEN HARMON,
speedily brought the enemy to terms. who had for so
long a tina been shaking defiance to her foes, and
''clilling" their ranks endeavors.
The PRAIRIE VOLATILE is n specific Ague Cure.
(See Democrat.) Price, One Dollar; forwarded by mail
postpaid. Order direct from the proprietor.
r REUBEN HARM0N,
COlesburgh, Delaware Co., Iowa.
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CTRANGE OEVELOPMENT.-Sci

entifc men are ds'ly bringing 20 light new Inven-
lions, and the march Of progress is onward persons
Bald, or becoming so, N-l he pleased TO learn that scr
cnce and long research combined, have brought uesois
the greatest WORder Of the J7ge, in the article Of Ell
ERSON'S RI HAIR RESTORATIVE, r smt
cure for Badness and TO prevent Hair from falling
See circulars to be had of agents. Price Sl,OO in large
bottles. Sold by L. E. Hoyt & Co., and Geo. Adams
Warren J. Manning, Youngstown, Prentice & Ed
war Is, Garfield
c. E. FISHER & Co., Proprietors.
narch . No Il Snnerior street. Cleveland. %
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ISAACA ISAACS, UNION HALL!

ISAAC ISAACS' UNION HALL!
Corner Of Superior and Union streets, Cleveland.
Ohio. This is the largest and most magnihcent
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
in the whole Western Country. and is filed with the
largest and hest assortment OF R|EADY-MADE CLOTH
ING AND FURNISHING GOOD OF all descriptions,
Of out own manufacture. and which is warranted to he
better cut. better made and better adapted to the wants
Of the community. and is sold,
WHOLESALE y RETAIL,
At lower prices than any other Clothing n the world.
Strangers visiting Cleveland. will ind it to their ad-
vantage to call at ISAAC / ISAACS',
Union Hall. corner Of Superior and Union streets.
DPLOOK L FOR ~ GIANTS.LI 43
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DENTISTRY.-DR. &c URRoUGHs

- would respectfully announce to the citizens Of
Warren, and to the public that he will still be found at
his Rooms over FreseO Hall. where he will perform any
operation that may be required ofthe Dental profession
in an elegant and durable manner. lie returns his
thanks for past fayOrs, and asks for a continuation Of
The same. An operations performed by DR.. B. will he
warranted 20 be what they should be, IN every sense OF
the word. &c BURkOO6hS-
~ Nr Uz-NsF
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DENTISTRY Over Adams Boil

IL sIore.-Dr. IL. W. HOLLOWAY having sold out
his interest in the dagueIreCtype business, has taken
rooms over Adams Bookstore. where he can be found
1T all hours, from & O'Clock 4. u. untill6 PM
The constantly Increasing demand for WORK IN ms
Iraf.ssion has induced hin TO devote his kline chOHg
10 this art. and he is fully prepared to do work on the
shortest notice, in the mrst neat and Workmanllke
manner. and on the most re- tsOnahle terms. Dr. Hol-
Iway will assure his numerous patrons, that his work
shall. give entire satisfaction, and compare iavorafy
with Jobs done by the most 81 lfull even In the Atlantic
cities. Don't forget the place -Over Adams BOOKSTORE.
Warren. July 9TH. 1855 H. W.
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ME HOSIERY Department.-Partic

/ ular attention is paid to this part Of our business.
ladies' and gentlemen, boys and girls, can and almost
inviting they want in this line Of Trade. Silk. Black
md Fancy ColOrs, Cashmere, Slate Brown, Black and
White Cotton Hose, Fancy striped and Mixed Hall
Hose. and a large quantity for children.
anr 2s Z. E. 10Y & co.
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nOSTON CLOTHiNG HOUSE.

- In the New Builling, opposite the Democrat VI
fee. Mar Street, Warren, Ohio.
BARTLETT d Brown have received their spring and
Summer Clothing.aud are prepared 10 exhibit the cheap
est and most desirable lot Of clothing ever offered IN
this market. consisting of all the varieties Of Coats,
Frocks. Pants. Vests. &c, Of the htest styles Also,
BOYS CLOTHING. HATS and CAPS and a fun stock
Of G~ENTEEMENSN FURNISHING GOODS A large
stock CO Broadcloths, C~assimeres and Nestiugs, OF rich
and durable quality. All who wish TO purchase Cloth
ing. made to order, are respectfully invited 10 examine
our goods. and learn the prices, before purchasing, as
we feel confident We cannot be beaten in quality, price,
style or workmanship.
CARD.-The Proprieters return their sincere thanks
to the people Of Warren ard vicinity, for the generous
patronage hitherto awarded them, and respectfully ask
for a continuance. +. T. BARTLETT,
Warren, June 20. lsjj- e. W BkoNN-
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I IFE OF CHRIST. contain NO an ac.

- count Of his travels and teachings, so arranged in
the order Of their occurrence as to form a complete
Harmony Of The Gospel, rs J. tiffany, Of SpiTitualno
tnristy. Oae hundred copies Just received per express
price ten cents, At ~Imay30.l
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'TTNION HALL TRIUMPHANT

ISAACS CLOTHING AGAINST THE WORLD :
SAVE 1OUR DOLLARS AND BUY YOUR CLOTHING NJ
fS.4dC a SA-ACS Union HGA, CIeceiaHd, o.
The PuJlic are invited to an inspection Of the superb
stock OF FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING now uu
exhibition at this magnificent establishment, which in
extent, variety, superiority Of Workmanship, and
Fashion,, together with lOwness Of price, cannot be
beat by any other Clothing House in Ohio.
IsAAcs has just returned from the East, where he has
received such bargains in Cloths and materials for
manufacturing, that he has it now in his power and is
determined to knock all the Eastern Slop concerns
into a cooked hat ~ and he will commence by selling
the best Over-COat in the City for -Four DoLLARsi and
Under-Coats, Pants and Vests of all descriptions in
proportion, so look out for fun and come along every
body who wants to he clothed, he can fit all sizes, from
men as large as the Giants that stand ar his doors, to
little wee fellows three years Old, and as his Mammoth
Building is filled with Clothing of all qualities, he is
sure OF being able to suit everybody R.cOllect that
be does not wish to numhug the people with Eastern
STOP WORK for 50 per cent. less than any one else, "a
he does not keep such trash but he will furnish his
customers with the best Clothing in the City, for less
money than they can purchase the same kind Of Goods
Tor in any other house in the United states.
G~ENTLENEN'S FURNISHING GOODS Of all de
s%criptiOns for sale Cheap. A liberal discount made to
Wholesale customers who buy FOR Cash.
IL Clothing made to order at the shortest notice
and on the most reasonable terms at
ISAAC A ISAACS'
Union Hall, corner Of Superior and Uai0R Streets
CisUeIaHd. Ohio.
o L FOR THE GIANTS. III
NOV H-.y
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ITO FOR KANSASl-The subscriber
IDARE CnANCE For A BARGAIN.

DARE CHANCE FOR \ BARGAIN.
l6-The subscriber. wishing to remove west oilers
for sale his valuable LAND. situate in Gustavus- Trum-
buu Comfy. \ mile north OF the Center. said land
consists OF - acres, on which are a good llonse and
Barn. an orchard Of gaod grated fruit q well OF good
Tatsr Uakinr a desirable and comfortable home for
any person wishing a small place. Terms vii he made
s,svi For further particulars inquire OF the subscriber
on the premises. OSOAN O'Ao"
GustsEus. june 90, Is55-3mf
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WL SPRINGSLOPEN Q
TO LUMBERMEN AND SHIP

ITO LUMBERMEN AND SHIP
A B~UILDERS-The subscribers are now prepared
"a manufacture Ralston's Portable Horizontal Saw
| MIL. with engine and boiler, all ready 10 run. and 10
dfsnose OF I rritorial and individual rights This val
uahle invention being now brought TO a high state OF
perfection. offers to purchasers the following important
advantages over all other saw mills:
II cuts more lumber. It makes smoother lumber.
It SAWS each board entirely OF and leaves no ~stub-shet,
thus saving greatly in quantity. and improves the quail
itv. 1t possesses the sane advantages for saving long
timber and ship plank as the gang-saw the saw running
horizontf1ly, cuts plank from the top Of the leg, the
weight Of the log, together with the fastenings, prevents
ali springin-. The machinery saw and carriage being
raised only a few inches above the surface, saves all
expense Of drawing Up timber, and adds greatly to the
convenience aud safety Of handling lumber.
II requires fewer hands 70 work il.
It is portable, and can be moved three miles at an
expense Of forty dollars; thus the mill can be moved 20
timber. It is equally applicable to large and small
machinery. The saw runs horizontally, ana m a sa"
thus giving the double advantage OF the quick stroke OF
the muley saw. and the strength ofthe sash saw
These mills are now in operation IN warren, rum
buIi Co.. o.. CauOnshurg. Pa, Columbus, ONO, wash
ugt0n County, Iowa. Seven are now building IN lows
two in Wheeling. Va. The mill in Warren will be re
moved in a few weeks
Anv communications addressed 20 the subscribers at
Newton Fails, Trumbul Co., Ohio. will meet with
prompt attention.
NV II TaisHr. June 6, lssS.y
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VVARREN DOOR, Sash and Blind

WARREN DOOR, Sash and Blind
w Factory, Market Street, East of the Bank, War
rem. O.-Tbe undersigned, having entered nto cOpart
neTship in the manufacture OF SASH, BLINDS and
DOORS, will hereafter keep a large stock Of sash, both
Pine and Poplar, Of all sizes in use, and OF the best
luality, which they will sell on reasonable terms.
We will continue the manufacture Of VENETIAN
BLINDS, ia all its branches, which We Will sell very
i1re offered to the public
We viii also continue the manufacture OF y
DOORS. Of Inc latest styles, and Of a superior quality.
All work made at our establishment WILDE warranted
Is we use nothing hut the best quality Of Lumber, and
employ none hut the first class workmen. In our en-
Iestvors to serve our customers, We will keep pace viii
al improvements ia our business. and conVersant viii
III late STYLES Of work in the Eastern Cities.
We would iavite all wishing 10 purchase the above ar
icIes. to call AT our Office, where We will be found at all
hours Of the day. for we shall give our constant per
Tonal superintendance TO the details Of our business.
Z. SPEAR & SON,
jan 10, 1855. Successors to Edward Spear.
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II A. SMITH d CO., (Late Hoyt,
IL. Bro. < Col No. 5, NAL STREET, WARREN,
O.-Deaiers in Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals, Phar-
maceutieal preparations, Perlumery, &c. Also. a full
Is .rtmeut u Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Narnishes,
brushes. &c. Sole agents in the place for the sale Of
Iayne's Family Medicines, Ayers Cherry Pectoral ar
other popular remedies d .rect from the propriei-r>-
Family Medicines and Physicians prescriptions .
.urately and DromDtly put up
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CPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MED

~ IcINES. prepared by Prof. +. Humphreys, put up
ia cases and adapted to the use Of families. The cases
contain fifteen boxes each. of different kinds OF medi-
cine. Accompanying each case is a Manual or Pracii-
| cal treatisef Tor the administration OF Homeopathic rem
edies. For sale by Z. A. SMITH a CO.,
Agents for the sale Of the Homeopathic Specific Rene
dieS. my2
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SHOP !

CHANDLER SHOP The subscri-
Ober announces to the citizens Of Warren, aud tue
public in general. that he has established a Chandler
Shop. where he intends to manufacture Candles Soap,
and 4 superb article Of Saus1ges, which sill always be
on hand ut wholesale and retail prices.
= The Proprietor can n all times be found on
Market Street, Que door west OF Nautrot's JeEelry
Store. Warren, Ohio.
II The hishes; price. in cash, viii he paid Tor Tai
low md Lard. ID l3l DAf, Agent.
ENAMELED d Brass Kettles, Blind
IL Butts and Arnold's SASH Fasteners. can he found
At jel3 4 b MORLEliS.
GRACE LEE, By Julia Kavanagh,
~ May. 30. ut BALDWIN's.
CAMPBELLISM EXAMINEDi-Rv
~ JETER, at Le20l BALDwNs.
CCRAP IRON WANTED. Cash paid
y for any quantity of Scrap Iron. at the Stove ami
Tin Warehouse Of b. p. JAMESo & Co.
Auril 10. 81.
NHOWING MACHINES, for sale by
WI T. II. MORLEY L Co.
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ny

a5-Testimony like tine following renders superhnous
all comments on the e;icacy Of Bull SarSsparI.a- Prom
Dr. L. p. Yandsli Professor q Chemistry N the LOUIS
Vile Medical CoIlese Z haze looked over tie list ofin-
rredieuts composing John Bulls Compound Extract Of
Sarsaparilia and have no hesitation in saying that they
form ! saSs compound. and ore that proI1isss valh
ihrOnic diseases. to which il is sPPne1l,s5 YIN
LOUISVILLE, June 8, ISIS.
What d.. PyIes physician BY appointment to the
Louisville Marine Hospital. says Of Bulls srSaPariha
LOUISVILLE, March 20, 1S4a-
Yb.v.ar,ut,ed the prescription for the preparation
~ Iobn BuITs Sarszparnla and ] believe the eonbina-
tion - b. an excellent one, and well calculated % pro
duce ar Alternative impreSifn on the sssssm- .haSS
uosd il 10th In public and private pracuoe- ahu tnnA
us ths O NJ. PYLEs, MD.
Resident Physician Louisville Marine Hospital
ps,.s- tsstimonv than was ever offered in favor ofany
L0u1svIiLE. May 10th. 1S49-
". have used John Bulls Sarsapsrills, and have
=, n 70 10 used. with entire satisfaction: and We
h.ve no hesitation in stating our beiIeL that u IS = STA
and valua, lie medical c3npound- anu eAienlAted - pro
ducs much good and relieve much sunennsi anu tnsfe
fbre would ~checrfully and must earnestly reooHmend 1t
to the Afflicted E.w. sEnON,
SigneD Il. STEVENSON.
Wa would earnestly invite 81 persons VINO are suffer-
t,~with ,nv ~ The insthat flesh is heir to 20 call on
Or. John Bulls agent and get > "opyoi Bsns fanny
Io.--I Its and fr thu SAKE Of humanity We hoPs
tb,t a sinrle individual viii not be mnnd unNiIhs
10 HuD-s SarSapa-ila a t-ial aften rraGihs- "a reo
latin. at the sans time. that 1t Is inpoNlo y. s
Doctor to publish the tenth p1rt Of the
si6cates Of astounding CURES perLruiet ~ - -
m T1,a amount Of testimony voluntarily snoNete0
a. Dr RnITs SarSaparilla. from we'll known anu astln
~n;sbsi individuals. both in public and private me-, n~s
Rsen ~perfectly overwhelming .nx
g. Dr. John Bulls Principal ofhce. west SUI ruAo
g.. srSt door below Vain, Louisville, ny.
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NEW FIRM NEW GOODS

~ The subscribers are now receiving a large and
desirable Stock. of ALI AND WINTER GOODS, to
Ehieh they invite the attention Of the public generally.
rheir Goods will he offered at prices that Will defy ali
.omretition for rcadrpGy, or in exchange for Produce
Approved credit on short time will be given.
Warren. Oct. IL. 1854. c. q u M0SER.
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THE SPACIOUS Sales Rooms of Z

L Y. HOYT & Co, No. l. Main street, offers great
bargains in Broad Cloths, Satinets, Kentucky jeans
summer Goods, prints of the genuine kiHd) Sheetings
BIeaehed and Brown. Irish Linens, and some very nice
Vuslin Collars. apr2
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%0ttIs.

NATIONAL HOTEL--A. CHAPMAN
~ Proprietor. East side Of lie Public Square
! Marran l--A-
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EAGLE HOUSE, by GEO. 7. Hull,
H Market street. Warren, o. Fifth poor east of the
Bank. mar
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ENOR SALE.-A very desirable "a
l. House and Lot on Prospect Street. in the@
northern part Of the village Of Warren. House new
apply soon TO II. B. REEVES st the Empire store.
Warren. Nov. g. IS5i-tf.
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Commission 3fltrfbants,

NJ B. TAYLER, Forwarding and
w. Commission Merchant, and dealer in Flou
Salt, Fish, Plaster, &c, Warren, Ohio.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-04-14

exists against them. Native Americans
are justly proud of their prcrogatives, and
they are naturally jealous of anything like
foreign influence upon their institutions.
In these sentiments and feelings we par.
ticipate to the fullest extent, and it is be-
cause we do that we SO earnestly repel the
imputation that the Democratic party has
pursued, or will ever pursue, IAN inccndiary
policy" in order to conciliate the foreign
vote. Naturalized citizens ought to see, in
the immense increase Of foreign immigra-
ton within the last few years, legitimate
reasons for an earnest investigation hy ma
tive citizens Of the probable influence of
this increase of foreign population upon our
institutions. This is fair and legitimate
subject for discussion; and if it shall result
in the conviction that our naturalization
laws are defective and require to be amend
ed and reformed, the naturalizcd citizens
ought neither to be surprised nor to COM
plain. 1t may be assumed as q fixed fact
that the Native American population will
never consent to any modification Of the
principles which characterize their institu-
tions, and from whatever quarter they see
danger Of this kind they will be prompt to
meet and repcl it. When the suggestion is
made that this danger lunks under the reli-
gious creed of the Catholics, it should be
sifted to the bottom, and to such an investi.
cation none will contribute more than the
Democracy. But when the civil and reli.
gious rights Of naturalized citizens are as
sailed upon mere prejudices, and hebarriers
of the Constitution are broken down in or.
der that these prejudicesmay be made avail
able for political ends, the Democratic par
ty will face the storm, even though it sees
nothing but present defeat and disaster in
the result.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-04-14

A shadow which blears the vision of all
those over whom it passes, and makes them
blind to every object without its own black
outline. The spirit Of Sectionalism is the
only foe that we have to encounter, whose
strength need give us moments pause
If, as we fear it has seized on the minds Of
the most Of the people Of the North, ter
rible and doubtful battle is before us, in be-
half Of the Constitution of our common
country, and Of our own local rights and
interests; for, the effect Of Sectonalism
must inevitably be, to render its disciples
utterly Indifferent to all obligations enicin.
ed by the Constitution.
The evidences of general and wide
spread determination on the part Of the mass
Of the Northern people, to wage war
against the rights, interests and prosperity
of the slaveholding States are fearfully nu-
merous and must be acknowledged now,
by those who were formerly most skeptical
Of their existence. If the feeling which
generates this reckless hostility towards
that portion Of the Union which has ever
been foremost in its manifestations of reye-
renee for, and obedience to, the provisions
OF our common bond Of Union, be notsoon
checked, the most devoted friend of that
Union will very soon be forced into the ad.
mission that its longer existence will be in.
compatible with the most cherished inter
ests or the selfrespect, Of the Southern
States Of the confederacy. OF course, these
speculations are based on the supposition
that there yet exists at the South some feel
ing of State pride, some glow of local patri-
otism. If it be otherwise and our people
are SO dead to every feeling Of independence
and manly courage, as to suffer themselves
to be absorbed, after faint and reluctant
struggle, into the North, and TO become the
ready and cringing slaves to all It's arrogant
and unreasonable demands, then the future
Of the Democratic party becomes to them d
matter Of SO much indifference, as it is to
those who till the sugar or cotton fields
If we surrender to the North on the points
she SO unjustly and wrongfully urges upon
us; the form Of government must from that
moment be radically changed, for the pres
ent constitution will be utterly unsuited to
the state of things which will thcnceforth
prevail. For, instead Of being members Of
a confederacy Of sovereign States, the South
forgetful of all her past glories, and of all
her dearest rights, will become the despi-
sed appanage Of her relentless Northern
conquerors.
When will our people awake to a sense
of the real danger which is lowering over
them, by reason Of this mad and bigottcd
sectionalism Of the North? Will they rouse
themselves in time to give Il successful bat
tie, or will they lie supinely until their enc
my shall, with one final spring, rush on them
and stile forever all pride, all independence,
oil vitality?-Couies.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-04-14

inscribed upon our banner, every American
who loves his country, and contemns low
spirit of bigotry-every citizen who cher
ishes in his bosom the sacred motto of our
forefathcrs, Civil and religious liberty
every patriot opposed to prescription on
account of the accident Of birth, or of par
ticular religious tenets, Will rush forward to
the upholding and protection of that party
which has hitherto proved to our sacred
Union tower Of strength and bulwark
of defence. In the meanwhile, "We bide
our time"