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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-05
0. O. WOODMAM.

n o. WOODMAS, WHOLESALE DRUGGIST
successor toJarvis Woodman,) of Common and
Magazine Streets New Orleans Importer Dealer In choice
DRUGS SELECTED MEDICINES, PURE CHEMICALS
Fancy Soaps PATENT MEDICINES, SURGICAL INsTRU.
MENTs DRUGGISTS GLASSWARE, BRUSHES French
and American WINDOW-GLAss, PAINTS, OILS DYE
STUFFs, ETC.
purchase Medicines of best quality rely being suited
Orders promptly attended to.
DIRECT IMPORTATION FROM EUROPE.
Receiving by arrivals England France and Ger.
.many, large Of DRUGS, CHEMICALS GLASS
WARE, PERFUMERY BRUSHES etc. Among which are
1000 boxes French Window lass, assorted sizes.
100 lbs Conrads HyGrioda;e Potash
1910 ounces reletier Fr. Quirne.
$50 lbs Mander's English Blue Mass.
100 lbs Mander's English Calonel.
80 jars Carbonate Ammonia.
3 cases Carb Mae1lesia
10 cases Calcined Magnesia.
FROM THE BEST AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS
1900 ounces of Qninine, Power Weightnan.
81 ounces suptate Of Morphine.
10 osnces Acetate Morphine.
90 ounces Strychniue.
100 lbs Am. II. s. Calorael, / bot.
300 lbs Am. Il. s. Calorne!, in Is ID boxes.
80 kegs ref. Salt Petre.
Is do1en Chloride Soda
100 lbs Nitric Acid.
" deniiohns Aqua Ammonia.
10 denijohns swee; Spirits Nitre.
10 lbs pure Nitrate Silver sticks.
3 lbs pure Nitrate Silver, crystals,
10 bbls Alum.
bills Ground Alrr.
POWDERED DRUGS
warrant all POWDERED DRUGS sold by me as strlc
pure having been selected personally in their crude state,
and powdered for my sales Among which are
800 lbs Powdered Ipecac.
$50 lbs Powdered India Rhuilarb.
$50 lbs Powdered Can,harides.
$40 lbs best Powdered BirG Cayenne.
$50 lbs Powdered & mn Arabic.
1000 lbs Powdered Cream Tartar
2UO lbs Powdered Tartaric Acid.
20 lbs Powdered Extract Celocynth.
PAINTS OILS AND WINDOW GLASS.
10000 lbs Pure White Lead.
10000 lbs No. White Zinc Paint, Am.
200 lbs French Snow White Zinc.
20 casks French Yellow Ocnre
bbls Copal Varnish.
hbls White Darnar Va.-ish.
bbs Japan Varnish.
bbls Coach TarHisL.
COO gallons Spirits Tu!pentne.
zoe gallons English Lnseed Oil.
30 casks English Venetian Red.
GO bbs Lamp Black.
loo boxes American Window Glass assorted sizes
Shy 10 to "a by 20.
100 kegs Yellow Ochrc, in oil.
100 kegs Venetian Red, in OIL
All Of which will be sold the very lowest market rates.
O. Q. NOODMAN New Orleans, La, and
ielo 5mdtW O. O. WOODMAN & Co kshurp Misc
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yNOODMAN's EXTRACT OF JAMAICA


WOODMAN's EXTRACT OF JAMAICA
w GINGER-Such is the intimate connection between the
stomach and the ste that the health of depends
very much upon the Of the other and medicine which is
grateful and beneficial the stomach has The effect oresoring
the system natural and vior and owing
these circumstances the EXTRACT OF GINGER will be
found excellent remedy for Nervous and Sick Headache fo
Sea Sickness Nausea, etc. The great advantage of the
Fluid Extract Essence Of Jamaica Ginger IS that in
form. contains all the principles without
any NATTER which makes it much agreeable
o the stomach.
nvSpe5c persons who troubled with nausea distress
the stomach after eating owing the weakness of the dises
organs will u this preparation invaluable il usually
affords immediate relief and far efcacios than brandy
other Kind O. ardent Spirits stimulates and warns
stomach PIT reducing permanent relief without the
Injurious consequences which result from alcoholic smulans
Daring the prevalence the cholera, it found of the
benefit FOR preventing weakness and relaxation Of tue
bowels which produce diarrhea,
drops in lrbler of water, with sugar SYRUP form
hesf and delightful heverse this Extract countegactine
the bad effects Of the cold
WOODMAN's EXTRACT OF JAMAICA GINGER
is eaoratey prepared from carefully selected articles CT the
best quality.
CAr1loS-reons desiring an article lint can be relied upon
prepared solely from ruhE JAMAICA GINGER, should he
ticu.Hr ask for Woodmans Extract OF Jamaica Ginger''
which is warranted exactly what it is represented
O. o. WOODMAN, of Magazine and Common seets,
Wholesale Agent, New Orleans. jel2 5mdkW
THEE GREAT COUGH RE1MEDF-CHERRY
EXPECTuEANTThc following original letter was hand.
publication. remedy which elicit such
'niulns, must be good one:
| Galveston, Texas, April IS, 1856.
| Or. Q. Q. Wooatnan. New Orleans:
Ny Dear Sr1n justice You and duty owe Il suffering
aud may say world coughing people, what your
Invaluable Cough Remedyyo"r Cherry Expectorant has
done for when all other remedies had taed give
relief In the fall 1871 living in ST. Louis where have
sided MOS, CT the time aX,een years took severe
|
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
or EN- N G N G Fl T.


Thursday Evening, November 9th, 1856.
GREAT STAR OPERA COMpANY.
MR. FRAZER from Theaers Royal Drury Lime Covent Gar
den and Seguin Opera Troupe.
MR. STRETTOE, from Thcaers Royal Coven Garden Drury
Lane, Her Majtsy'S Concerts OF Ancient Music, Phil
harmonic Concerts, London.
MR.. F. LISTER, from the Thion Opera Troupe
MR.. P. TREVOR from the New York Theatres.
MISS RUSALIE DRURAND. Prima Donna from the New
@g#AYork, Boston and Philadelphia Thca,crs.
MISS GEORGINA H0DsON Contralto from the lxceum
l.onton, and Walack's, New York
MISS MARIE DUCKWORT, from the Academy Of Music
New York.
This extraordinary will support the leading characters
Bac's Great Opera Of the
OHEMIAN GIRL.
The whole Of the Original Music assisted by efficient Chorus
MR. W. DAVlDGE, the inmi'abe Comedian,
From the broadway Theatc New York, will make his first
in this city in the character Of Anhuny - i'll the
popular tiuceDf
ANTHONY AND CLEOPATRA.
Cleopatra Miss Geoginn liodson.
MR.: PALLETS new Act Drop GA1ETY," will be cx-
hbi;ed
"TAlETY OFFERING - compose and arranged expressly
for this occasion, by MR.. MEYER.
niA Box Office open THIS DAY from A. ~ until r w.
and continue open the SAINT hours throughout the entire
setenn. ms Il
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SECOND DrsrncT COURT cHAs g. =. BAQUIE Vs. JOHN
1;5s5J &c s xr &: e.
pntie The city !sS Sexecu Camp
S L6r Of &RoSD 5o n"P w vi
sub S>D ""s bFs ill., s'ti 'f' tic ' hs I
N ne"s 10 se es asf
ariiolonew street. by I25 feet 10 inches in tpth, between
Lot dssed he No pa" dawn II io "i'IiS "reF f
m @ sct H. b. ce S OF :" ~. a aud deposited
Ssi1;d DE- n the he, aho ov ,f Gm' H"o,
mol l6 del Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
r Of S P'S'sT H2G 81 E T4E
1,nt1 creditors of c. Roch {: ca co.; are here-
ksr E yy NG,y , E4I n If f. ' ;s NoNDAY
pose Of eerang ,pGn n taking into constellation The ap
her notified that in She meantime all judicial proceedings
against their person and PROPERTY s,aye and hat J. D. Al.
" ~ RID. iIGBBARD,
% hin9h Deputy Clerk.
ETAT DE Ia LOUISIANA.
sN DISTRICT 33 &r!E S psn nEHE s
rs c. oe & e.: 30 sont Bar
~ !. r , nyis T.. cre e SS! p en- d d de
1856 10 hsres du ma'in ree de pre're en- con
%e nor @ a F ct Il . de- p Gss Da 5 G. oG
terva" rouri'e; uici"res coie enrs per sonncs
est ncmng p"nr repreer les crtacers a;ses '0''
r"' o'"'' "' '' |'"' '''''' R. 70 g. HUBBARD.
% 3tn2d " n:pu't ';reticr.
Firm DISTRICT dS rATE Or s4 FHS5TASA HIS crrn
F NV oS and tic rcd,d 'io q n Isnan
NOTICE is hereby gi :vsSr to IT, s Of
N this Insolvency, and other PERSONS ketei neress
within days from the publication hereof
Why the V
syie N 'h Snie e. ic Hs not be approved and honolore4
ny "aS' o. TIE '"'' "'s ''' 'f3 e. Lt IN
Fiat DE La LOUISIANA
dsl4 So"ESIiv: Orleans. 5AX%iEEs 8 eff%9eisrs d
est par ls,, ess prfssntes do"ns a"x ere-
@ p9 q" 1'S ous .sr
de premiere publication du present avis atons pour les
c"r yc as cee tnire n" ,e1ait point arpov Ell o
moiogn5, les tonlH entire ses mains distributes ronormemcn,
,'''>. - 80 ''" 6. HUMANS,
| o2t 3tin0d n"nn,i Gr"fFer.
FIFTH 9's1nc? coH4 fNA9 E%AR44vs nEE cREDl-
NoTic1s IS hereby given to tie he c r'e C,
H ,4f M or Of o% T ne'E2, srS n f
Till city on TIltRSnAY the 9Th day d November -: :"
the d nolve' and They further notiGy' ta ali iul:
cal protesting, h9n', ner lyson A rrortrty are stayed
''''s' " '', 80 ''3 & LCNINA ,'i
! o2i 3Hio! Deputy CLERK.
ET,r DE- Ia LOUISIANA
car'ESE G}qh R ntsTer Is srH%AFT IS sE
VI st par f; csi prss ' Gome AK cream
que celia Ieu concerner duvo comPare,re q! rnde de
Mr. ''r% F,9 en- esi's >" 'CnI te Jour de no
nt"c 'u1 !m<oIvabe; ct il de plus notifies que ;our
poH[se !nisi"es eoHtre I'd iersnHe TT es soit sis
Par orclre de Ia y oc,ohrc ls56.
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lEi7IiE15zasSI
HARDWARE.

'pis: NAIERhhE. CHAs n.
60. =. WATERMAN Il ER(yTFBER
~RazSS58Sya HARDWARE MERGHANTs, corner q fsesas
xsss mon and Magazine Streets have on hand ard
are daily receiving by foreign ard domestic IT.
riyals general assortment Of articles comprising part M
follows: " T''' '
Iron, Steel, Nails, Pope,
Axes, Chains, scythes, .N.a-
Csrpenters Tools complete
L1opers' Tools,
Anv!ls, Vices, Fellows,
Stock ard Dies ScrewDgatas
Garden Engines, Pumps .-....
PIoughs, Hay Cutters, Com shueern
Agricultural implements
Mill, Cross cut and Pit Saws.
OK Yo.es Bows, Sing,erses
- - Turning Iahcs
Eoea, Hhmes, shoves and Spades Platform Scales
Androns Tenders, sFoveis and longs Corn Nflls
Copper and Iron Coal Heds Cob fJrrshera
49, Single and Double Barrel Guus,
Coffee Hecas, Chafng Dishes, "a5
Chinese Gongs iron Bedsreada
Britannia and Plated Ware,
Neat Cutters Sausage Suffers,
Stock Kettles, Portable FORCES,
o2ily Seines, Fishing Tackles, etc. ste
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COMPREHENSIVE.

NOTICE--Ng John DoIHoNDE BECOMES PART
.o- 80. MARTIN, OWEN & COBB
NTOTICE-MR. ALEXANDER SMITH JE., BECOMES
~ 1t partner in our house from this date re.,.,-
New Orleans. November ]. la5-ns lu,
MIR. EDWARD TORY HAS THIS DAY BECOME
w associa:ed with me in the Express and Commission Bn-
Of ). TOBY Jr,, < bRoTuER. ,,,S.~ -, ann
u3 In SIMEON TOBY. Jr.
o-PARTNEKs5HIP-W,E III HAZE st3 Ig1s sd nAY As
~ sociea ourselves under ne style ahd rfq Of y r.
mission Business. SIMEON TOBY: Jr.,
New Orleans. November |. l.5G--ns I'm
O-PARTNERsHIP-TIl UNDERSIGNED HAZE
- hi az foned eopertnershp under the style Of r W
and sins BUSINESS in this city. Office No 30 lamp
H. H. T. 4: c coSSER,, Jr.
New Orleans, Eovemter l. 1s56.-na lQs
NOTIcE-FKoMAND AFTER THIS DATE Mr.. FIR f
firm will be ToCkNE b THOMAS: .. -
View Orleans November l. 1856.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING FORMED A copART,
ncrthip will continue heretofore General
Commission business the Old Stand Will
ro4 a n Nerchans snccessions and onaor saes
Goods Of description will be received and sold at their
bSIs cas Advances pade Re*! E,;st Ssgress 'er
r3 ct 70 Exchange Alley.
Y rs II. day rs GEoRGE rALFEEY into part;
New Orleans, November l, ls5f--nl st
Observation-Disclosures UNDERSIGNED have
formed eopaT,nershp for the purpose Of 1TsGsqc.i9g
sn n1 lnnra ne hai W J., nns the lyle o. a
New Orleans. October %, 1s5 o. & K IN
CO-PARTNERsHIP-TH UNDERSIGNED have
~ formed for the transaction Of Cotton Fac
Si s5 hs sy Of Ef s u 'S sa
phis, Tenn. under the style of BOWEN, nELoSG ( 90:
5A,REIHTk D6WES,.
New Orleans Oct Is, ls56.-o22 In - Union street.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES UNDERsIGNED have
thi, Day formed co1nsrshi? 70, the purpose q trans.
$"f5H! koHE s e Esea"g
I: B b IF RoAEs.
New Orleans October %. 1s56.-o22 I'm
THOMPSON GREENFIELD becomes partner
i III our firm from this date
New Orleans, Sept. l. 1886. - I'm
m {: 6 TIP s E M TIE c2 y s1is;
A. b. DONOVAN.
New oreens, September l, 1856.
: OF bN"SA1 S c ona SoPSns si h pas ss
OF conducting Cotton Fnciorage and Commission business.
join ' G. -SssiLEESskN;
nzssoLUHIoN-rn FIRM OF RAwLINs, Dun.
~ GAS Co. is this day dissolved BY mutual CONSENT and
1.,., 7s.s " '' TAT WTii.,IEAAwyL1Ss.
nns1 G 6t2dN
LOGAN, succeed the late firm Of Rawlins Duncan Co.
fStiSS are y
lied TO iiqnieate the business ct their predecessors
Juyl, 1856. GEO. WI. LOGAN, Jr.
sson retiring from the Commission Business take grea
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NTOTICE-FROM AND AFTER This DATE Mr.. r.
X. WALKER becomes partner in our house The style
Of the firm will be charl-ed
stephen C. MICHEL K co.
CrIa TuIv
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NOTTCE-THE uEDEKSIHNED HAVE THIS DAY
~ entered mo conartershp, under the Of
HARDING, ABBAY It CO. for the purpose rnnssctng
Cotton and Sugar Factoage and General Commission business
in this city. j. n. HARDING,
S. F. r. ABHAf,
50 Carondele st.
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TIRE Subscribers will continue the business Of the house
L under She style Of bEIIuCQ. NuBIOM CO, accord
ing passed before S. Wagner. Notary public.
TEuEt. j. Il. BELLOCQ,
A. =. NOBIOM
J. il. FERBES,
7. ROY.
nro I
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-NNIl. DWELLING HOUSE. on G'eQue' rtil,iy Jack
-rr"i. i,rN; -iunr 10 the corner If Ilrrti2ny.
NJ 'tnl., uWiy JAMES nESRAN,
q rect
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EOF3N HALLEES d BESOTHER. 241 TCHouPl-
y toulas street, Joseph COPPER TIN AND SHEEP
IRON WORKERS. prepared 10 dc all kinds Of work
in their line Of business such putting up Tin and Copper tt
ter Valleys ETC. Also putting on Copper in and zinc Foot.
in all of the city moderate prices with protnsEs
dispatch All kinds Of Jobbing and Requiring attended 70 WIKI
BY all hope merit
share Of the public patronage.
bee IGnSe % 1s'e5 70 ne ioo"o es
er Hughes q. V. Church. Thomas Murray, Isaac ThayeE,
Caller Turpiu Co., J. W. Jewell.
Ri-eer Boz TO Mechanics and Dealers Exchange 70 81
Charles street au1l .s1Rd&W
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ORLEANS THEATER-
OPENING NIGHT OF THE SEASON.
The Season At this Establishment will open the evening of
THURSDAY EVENING, Nov. G, 1856.
Debut ot MONS IMAGINE, acknowledgements of
COI.SDN aud Meshrs DELhGRAVE and DEBRINAY, in
LUCIE D E LAM MOOR,
Grand Opera, in 4 Acts Of Donizctti
EDGA ......,-............M DEIAGRAYE
A-IIhN.., .......-.,, ~ MAGNE.
His first HIpcaraHcc.)
ARTHUR. NJ. DEBRINAY.
GILBERT N. cAREIFRE.
RAYMOND. NJ. MATURE.
LUEi.....,.... CDLSDS,
Ne Doors open G.. O'CLOCK Performance commences AZ :
O'Clock.
kI3 No Seat secured unless paid for.
E-pl.It ESDress Circle Boxes ParuIce and
Scconl Boxc$,-, 81 80
m. | CD
Third Gallery ............,.. 81
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NOTECE.-Tlit PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX.
~ listing under the firm Of i. B. BEIIOCQ Il CO. dis
solved 81 the st Of August 1856 by limitation and the death
Of b. Bellucu.
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B. f. BENNETT. FRANCIS LuRGEs.
a NEW ORLEANS ORNAHIENTAHa
IT. IRON WORkS-Thc Undersigned be-; leave to irfor1n4
5he pubic and builders generally thar they
W featuring all kinds of Architectural and Binding Iron
Work nos S. and 81 Circus such Verandah Rail
ing Shutters Safe and Bank Doors Straight and Circular
Stairs Iron Bridges, Roofs.
They Constantly hand Cast and Wrought Iron Col
Ventilators Sash Weights fill all
every OF Castings Columns Store aud House Frcnsr
with de patch.
BENNETT Il CO.
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FIRST Tu--Icls CorN7ln Il. FERNANDEZ vs.. Nj and Mrs.
Parish Of Orleans MITCHELL. No. $40.
pE VIRTUE of 4 writ of 1ieri fnrias to me
ID directed b. The Honorable D. F. MITCHELL First Justice
Of the Pmte for The Parish OF Orleans WILL procec, to sr HI
publ" Harrun>c No % julia street. II ES
DAY liIr M of Nnv"rnb.r. l-lf At l. o'clock Nj
ONE lot OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Saixpi in ,hc above emitted suit
TEHNS-l ash the spot.
go uoa s II WI @. QCIRK Constable.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-05

SECOND Jrs-IcE's COURT GEORGE W. CIlKISTY vs. JER-
Parish Of Orleans. 5 EMl.>H /. HpLDR1DGE.
No. 1.jGa
pI VIRTUE of a writ of ficri fncfas to M c
ID irc';ed hy the Honorable a. NJ bradford, Justice
ct tn Peace ia" the Parish of Orleans, proceed and sell
puc auction julia street. Magazine and Tclo
ranls streets, WEDNESDAY, November l2th 1876 at II
O'Clock Nj
ONE LOT or TIN CANS:
BOILED OIL. SPIRITS or tt RpEHT7Nr.;
L1NSEED GIL, WHITE LEAD,
uCHRE FAINT BRUSHES:
Other articles trclOnging pisut Shop.
~r2.' N he above el;ir! case.
TEEMe--t,i>!I the ,pul.
W. ". MITCHELL,
al Of tNnusta
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Likewise large assortnento Seeds o the finest Flowers OF
tie Autumn CT
& ~ \. HENDERSON d. CO.. MAGAZINE ST.,
- OF Naee offer for sale the lowest prices
choice Of iR0CERIES, and invite the attention
purchasers. Their stock has been carefully selected and
comprises all the articles needed for a1l for
IN the country ialo II
y ENDVAI.-A. F. COCHRAN X HALL HAVE RE
II Is New evee and Ii Fulon between (rayiea
I'm
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PREMIER Corr Trs1rcEl Il. Il. GREEN Mime ANNA
| piroi>>c i'ttritans. RT.DbutiDDi. No.
| 7 T. plaintiff dams l'afFairc cI-dcssus, ayant
~ Stst observation-disclosures loycr tie naon. certain
l,!an,r tr> MEL BtS e. ,I.urc alpare1,sAt la
I yT'Iere>st I Cyr-
Tu";-a per>oncs C1e celia conrerler. otter
paritTc rep"ndrc Ia petition ceCi qiinzc Our
/ ifcT de Id prc>c!l. avis.
-, Is. VIM. c. QCIRk 'onlata'rc.
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FOR, SALE,

fNbN %ALE--A FIRST GLASS FIRE Engine, uue
old NOV: 7'nuinE, and i'll No. order, Address En-
go Ij"ttyIUr ot"r. AZ If
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-10-28
LAW NOTICE.

NIESSRS. DAVID McGoMAS, date judge
M of the 18th Cireuit) and E. W. Nc
COMAS, have entered iuto partnership for the
purpose of Practicing LAW in the counties OF
kanawha, Putnam. Mason, Jackson. Cabell,
Wayne, Logan and Boone, the District Court
at Parkersburg and Wythe c. H., and the
oourtlof Appeals at Lewisburg.
They have associated with them young men
Of responsibility and standing in tie various
counties, who will be always in place to see
tothsinterest Of their clients, while Judge
MeComas. at least, will resdesin the county
Of Kanawha. Being thus situated they can
attend aosr PROMPTLY to the collection OF all
claims, and the transaction Of all bu sinessen-s
trusted to them, and they trust that long
e1pefienee-at the bar, and their promptness
and fidelity will ensure them a'large business.
II FL - DAVID McCOMAS, :
| VIM Z. w. McCOMAS, RI
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-10-28
Squatter Sovereignty and the Dim Con-.
.eeptiOn of the Republican. =.

: A man cannot long conceal his
sentiments. lie must express them
in some form, under some guisc, or,
what is worse, under some false pre-
tense. To attack a thing, a man, or
a measure, boldly and openly, will
command respect, however much we
may condemn the ass aiant. But to
make an attack coverted and undcra
false pretense, is like stabbing an. aQs
vasary in the back, VIII en- be least ex-
poets it. We have sh pwn in a previ-
Gus number, in manner too forcibfe
to be controverted by any save those
who have not the. capacity to com
prehend that the Kansas Nebraska
act did not contain, REG pgnise or sane
ton Squatter Sovereig nty. And we
took some pains to explain to the
Repn51ican, and to others mach
greater than any Editor, what Squat
ter Sovereignty was. We defy any
human power to answer Or controvert
truthfully our definition Of Slnatter
Sovereignty. Simply because that de-
finition eninated~ from truths to be
seen alone by him who really COM
prehends the Constitution of the
United States from a clear concep-
ton of The causes from which it
sprung, the design a nd intent Of
its trainers, and, mo re than all,
high aud lofty State individuality,
State pride and State Sovereignty,
pervading and goyernin & the mind OF
the trainers of that instrument. To
understand the Constitution of the
United States, we must throw the
mind back and absolT c it into the
spirit, the feelings and interest Of its
trainers. When we have done this,
then we will be prepared, and not
before, to expound the Constitu-
ton on whatever, Constitutional ques-
lions may arise. When one has done
this his comprehension and explana-
ton of a Constitutional question will
be as certain and unerring as math-
ematical demonstration. Until we
have done this, we must remain in
error, deceived ourselves and deceiv-
ing others, marring, furnishing the
very thing which we would preserve,
like some Temples, from the intru-
sive sacreligieus touch Of the scoffer
and infdel. We beg leave to refer
those who really wish for light, to our
article on Squatter Sovereignty in a
number, and if the3editor of
the Republican will read it again.
studiously and prayerfllly, we will
hope for his conversion to some con
ceptiop, dim though il be, Of ( the
great question now rocking theUnion
to its centre. 1t isa mournful spec
tacle tosee aman, groaping in dark
ness in the midst of day. And we
can but sympathise for such men as
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-10-28
''Fot The ''Xana~bs Valley Star.
!. "A Song.


The Wool Heads are belebinsif.rth. Il
Disunion ihundersin the Moth; s.
And treason fonnts on every Maud, r..
Pretending terror 10 our land
Get out Of the way with all disuhion,
= yet out OF the way with I'LL di.union,
Getout Ct the wat with al disunion, l.
& WIZ Buck and Breck will holi c3,anun:on
Led on Ay Fremont they appear,
With Fillmore bringing Up HE rear, '@
But nearly do these fraetousEfuse.
For each is right upon the gpose" -
Get out ofthe way, &c.
IT'S said that Fremont has bent, |
For filchln6 ftom the government, ". I,
For who forget those rTat beef cattle"
Which made the old SUB TIeaSury rattle
Get out of The way &c. :
If he's. electe4Ete the chair, 4 4,
Though any means by foul fr fair, - {
Fred Douglass he wall NOT forget. ~"
To place him in the Cabinet 4
Get out Of he way, SC. e.
And Garrison and Park too. 7,r Ii
Will he among the favored few. I
While "Breetier Bibles is the rue,
oftheir internal hell born school,
Get -outofI the way, DC. .s
Garlic and Bolts would take place,
And fill it with precious grace, -
lfthey perchanee should be appointed, Z.
You, d fad their knees were double join;ed
Get eut -ofthc way, &c. - " =
IT'S thus the ellng FilinF2rtite,
For Fremont's works BY dsyand night.
With rec kless zeal and blinded eyes,
His Country he would sacrifice,
Get out ofthe way, &c. 4 4 q.
Withdraw your Fillmore from the track,
And so Tor Union Buck and Breck;
There, ssafty on the broa platform, -
And shelter in the impending storm H..
Get out out Of the way &c. -.