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MU S &c A L

TESyHE Subscriberhas re :. eatlyrccei.
we'd large addition to her former rrasa
stock of Musical Hnstrumenss, and1 n H n X
would invite all intending to purchased ~ y
to estll and examine them.
Seraphiues, 4TsFians, and McIedcens.
From the celebrated mandatory of cssrs Prescott
& Brothers, Concord, n H., and unsurpassed in
style of finish sweetness and compass. These Instru
ents are confidently recommended to the public and
fully warranted-the Makers inviting a comparison
with these of any other mandatory in the Union
Also, Agent for the PIANOS manufactured by
Messrs. Boardman & Gray, Al5any, and Messrs 4
Ladd s. CO., Boston.
One second hand Meledean of Princes manafac
ture, for sale at reduced price.
Second hand Pianos TO Rent.
All communications promptly answered.
Rooms three doors north of the Episcopal Church
on west side of Ann street. MARY l. AVER
Kenoshe, June 81, lS55-yl6nl.
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HONORE g. Co.,

DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS,
Dye Stptfs, Window Glass, Glassware, Tur-
pentine, Camphene, Varnishes, Toilet.
Goods, Stationery dc. Also,
Wholesale Agents for the above Popular Patent
Medicines, and many others The attention of
Druggists and Merchants, respectfully invi- 8
ted. Our Stock is large and complete.
Hhoiesale only.
% n L.. 81 IL.
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, s.sad Wagon EEanufactare

Carriage n1sd Wagon Eaaufactare.,
WTOULD respectfully call the attention of his
Wv friends and the pable in. general, to his Shop
ON the corner Of Pearl and Exchange Streets, whore
Wagons, Carriages and Buggios are made & mend
ed ON the shortest notice.
He is ready TO compare his work with any done
west Of Buffalo, and he intends to repair quicker and
manUf acture better, than any shopcandb in the the
Park CITY" IA
His W0rkmen arc retained al great e1Tenss and
his materials arc warranted of the best quality.
lie is perfectly willing that the Ill RoHs should
be built but he is bound to enable farmers to bring
their prodace and their wives and children to town
in their Cars If they please.
Call and examine my work and if it does not suit,
will introduce you myself To Bains shop.
DAVID CROSIT
Keo.ha June IA, 1855
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Scr0fuln, Dyspepsia, & Liver Complaint.
Dr. BlakewclPs Com pound Syrup,of Sarsaparilla
and Iris Vcrsicolor stands very high in the estima
ton of those who have used It, for the above named
diseases, and doubt is worthy of the confidence of
the afflicted Il is for Sale by Druggists in kenosha.
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~@ESS@S&~ASA ~ AO4AN~NSA~A ANAs1'
WHOLESALE And RETAiL
CL0THIERS s. MERCHANT TAIL0RS
at the Mansion House Building,
kENOSHA., WISCONSIN
A KsE now receiving from the East a large and
N fashionable Stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
AND CENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Such as Wooden Drawers, undershirts. Comforts,
Neck Ties, Pocket Handkerch;efs. also q large rs
sortment of Shirts, Hats and Caps of every magma
BILE style and make INDIA RUBBER OIL
CLOTHING, and every variety If Goods for Gen
tlemen's wear, all of which they will sell at the
-tts Lowest Cash Prices.
They also Keep on hand an extensive and varied
assortment of Cloths Cassmeres, Beavers Veslings.
and Trimmings, consisting in part of English and
French Broad Cloths. French and American Cassi-
meros Black and Fancy Silk, Velvets and Pushes
of every style and variety, which viii be sold or
made up to order in the latest and most approved
styles and on the most reasonable terms.
Having engaged an Experienced Cutter, they
will make up TO order any kind of Cieniomen's Gar
ments il the newest style, and warranted to tit
CUTTING done on tic shortest notice, aud war
rcntcd to fit. - ''
Their Goods are purchased expressly for their
Tailoring Department, and cannot be surpassed
in style finish and quality. Call and examine our
Stock before purchasing. .. aug 80
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full assortment of coarse and fine Harnesses any
quantity Of F.y Nets, from dollar piece. up TO
the finest Laea, P0rsted and Leather
In the fall we viii have large stock Of Buffalo
Robes and Horse BiaRksts which Will be bought for
cash and in the best mar ket.
To the Trade wc offer alarge stock and good as-
sorunent Of Collars, Nets, Saddles. fhips and all
Kinds al Saddlcry Hardware. We think our IA
cilities for doing business are first rate
~ Carriage Trimming Gone to order-All kinds
OF Matirasscs MADE TO orderskGi l6m.nS
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w A G Q NJ M AKING!
LooK

LOOK
AZ the Work in TRAIN & WHIDEEs,s
Shop before gon purchase elsewhe,e
TUyEEE Undersigned. both Of whom are Practical
Il Workrnen, and under whose immediate super-
vision all their work dcne feeling confident that their
work second made in the Western Country would
respectfully ask Of Farmers and others wishing purchase
Wdgo Cerrqgss give them call before making their
purchases elsewhere. % A tsl
The undersigned having purchased the exclusive Right
this state, OF
Hu5bards Tmprored Patent Coach Spring, and
Es.a Short Turning Coach Gearing,
Are prepared to Manufacture Order Carriages Of Superb
Strength and Durability with from one-ourth third
less weight than can be built with steel elliptic springs
They will spare expense in procuring best
Of material and labor in putting together and finishing
and ask but fair share of the patronage of the public
TRAIN & WILDER.
Ken0shd October 9th, 1855. s. sfussst
Buggy and Shop Rights,
Together with exclusive Rights of Territory can be had
application 10 either member of the firm their Shop
the North Ward Chicago ST. doors north of Grand ST.
bridge. InlIu1 n. ~ w.
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INSURANCE
ON LIFE AND PROPERTY
SvAH BOND.

JOSIAH BOND.
TSAgent for the f flowing responsible Insurance
IL Companies in Hartford and Boston They are
controlled by the strongest and most experienced men
IN those cities and stand amongst the best of the first
class companies of the country. To vii:
Connections Fire Insurance 60. HARTFORD
Conn., Capital 5000 .000-,I. b. Eldrcdgc, Secyeta-
ry; b. w. GrccAe, President.
Phgnix INSURANCE Co., HARTFORD Conn Ca.
pital $500 0U0-il. Kellogg, Secretary; L. H. Nor
gan, President.
Merchandise, Stores, Dwellings, Farnhouses, Barns,
Public Buildings, Manufactures, &c, insured in
the above Companies at my office in kcnoslia ON
Us reasonable terms ms i'll an first rate Companies
Losses promptly adjusted and paid Is heretofore.
New England Mutual Life Insurance Go.
BosToS, Mass, L. +. Stevens, Secretary; Willard
Phillips, PFeside9h.-As n Life Insurance Compa-
NY stands tbs 6rst i'll the country
KenoshG, Dee. Z, 1S54-ly22 JOSIAH BOND.
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE..
XAE are prepared to take risks in the following
Wv Companies, at fair rates, viz:
Chicago CITY Insurance Coiapanv
Merchants FIRE and Marine Insurance Co,npony
Of Philadelphia.
North Uc>terR, Of Philadelphia.
Madison M~t,tai, 81 Madison, Tls
LaFayefte, Of Janesrdlc, Vas.
1Hcrcdntdr, IF CoDingt0H Ky.
Give us a call
GASKILL, CHAMBERLIN & Co
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GREAT DEPOT
BOOTS, SSH HISS

SIS Main Ss., Excnosisa. SIS.
AETE- announce TO consumers and the trade OF
Wv Southern Wisconsin and Northern Illinois that
our preparations for Fall Trade are on Largo seal
than ever. We offer patrons at srhoesRo o. re
tail the and much the best stock ever opened
IN kenosha. Oar acquaintance with Eastern man
ufacturcrs, andt the fact that goods bought
before tie recent advance, enable us TO sell faany
varieties at Great Bargains. .r.
Oar Ladies Caters, French Kid Slips ard Bus
kins are of as good qualityas Gun be found in any
city East " est. We call attention particularly
to our Gents French Calf Boots and large variety
of Misses ard Children's Shoes Our long expert
cnce in Manufacturing, enables us to effer OF frs
rate CUSTOM WORK, all staple kinds of Boots
and Shocs.
We also oferat the lowest trade prices, Spanish
ard Slaughter Sole HEATHER, OAK and Henil0ch p
per Leather, French aad AnericGn f-ykias, XII
SKINS,
Harness, Birdie and Collar Leather,
Buck .Skias, Moroccos Innings Betting and String
LcSther. Lasts, Ttess Thread, Pegs, Nails, Shoe
MAKERS fools, Sc
We have been selling Shoes and Leather In this
place II years, know the wants of our customers
buy for cash in the lowest markets in the Universe
live upon the principle of DR. Franklin, are satisfied
with small profits trade only in goods strictly in
our line, and VIII give cash buyers more value for
tic sGnc money than any house in the State, noNcx-
clusivcy in the Shoe and Feather trade
Quick Sales, Small Profits one.price
Cash for Hides, Skins and Pelts
kcnpshe, Sept 1853. LYMAN g. GAGE.
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OUR DEMANDS ARE DUE.

Ii Persons indebted A. Lewis Son, requested 70
setc without delay Part of our demands have been due
long time and they MUST be paid. Those wishing pur
chase Goods viii nd our of Goods and Prices
low. Call and examine them. 22tf
Kenosha. NOV. Is, 1855.
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SMITH & LINES,
Corner Of Vain and Market Ses., Opposit,
Nuiu Ar gzro.

OFFER - the public the larg
est and best assortment of Har.
nesSes, coarse and fine, Sad
dies, Trunks, Whips, Fly netts,
Buffalo Robes-in short every
thing wanted in our line to be
found on the Lake Shore.
We are satisfied that or the
same money we can and do give
moro value than can DC mad at
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Tire Florida at Savannah.
sAvAssAs, Sept. 81 1886.
The steamship Florida arrived here on Saturday.
Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOAaD.


PHSApELPMA Sept. q, 1858.
stocks lever. Pennsylvana aves, sS Reading Rail.
road. 42ts;. Long Island Ralresd, l2k Norris Canal
1osz; Pennsylvania Railroad, 49ts.
Nav CsrsAss, Sept, 2o, 1855
Cotton rsrE-4 unchaneed saies to-day, 500 bales a.
IS1sc. I2Hc Tor a.caarg Accounts Of toe crop are
generally unfava6ie owng TO drcrsa and sorras Con.
slseraby less thsn On average crop ID anticipated Corn
& W.s.era white, tse Lsrss n kegs lac. Frrights-
Coto2 10 Lverpoc 1l6tss d. AMI 10 Havre, lc Wealth
er ssermy.
eswFco, cs9s 22-7 N
Fioir S quiet VIA, in far dena.d. Siles IS 600
bushes q s. as for white Canedsn and Tichgan; 81 81
for red Ohio. TO arrive: and 81 20 for Csicago spring
Corn sTuiet LAKE r,ors iu tyea'y tor,. hours up 70
400 BUSHES corn, T,sep bushels barley ard $50 bush
els rye Canal exports ti'nr-i 2Ss bbs aouy,
'''oIo nlsnels wheat, a-d l',eo7 bisheis con-
Sales of % coo bushels white Canada vea. al 81 S.
Barle5s . FOR two rOcc and 81 2s asl 3 for four
rogec. sctes Is coo brsse,s Osts--42hc. for Ohio
and s5o. TO- Chicago Sale, 2oe0 bushels.
BuFrno sept % 1856
Flour irm Sales 500 bbl,, atse 5oa 60 5 for choice
Mchgap 50 rs for beet Ind Wheat favors tho buyer
Sales 600 bushels at 81 1875 for Chicago spring Corn
firm and unchanged. sales 800 bushels Soc aaoat
Whskey Sc Canal gbts dull and unsetcd Receipts
in the forty eight hours up noon to day $40 bbs
-four, anu l2s si2 bushels wheat Canal exports Ia same
time Ic9 7si bushels wheat; 90 43 bushels ccr l0 i0
bushels oats S,3og bushels rye.
BuIRAIo, Sept 22-.7PM
Flour closes dclSaes soc bois at $3.50 so 5S choice
Michigan; 50 81 So rs best extra Ohio aud Indisna
sprirg 81 q red Michigan 81 30 wkte do Corn closes
dun sales :S, o0o bushels at SOC Oats drr,er sales
2ot0 bust els at SEC Barley lower sales rs COO bush
els 81 p lor s,a,s Canal eghis 10 New Yor. lover
Corn l6 &C. lie, wheat 2lc Receipts in the twenty
four hours up TO nccn to-day S223 bbs. hcrr, 1887
bushels, wheat 81 $50 do corn, and 2S, ,389 d., oats
Canal exports IN same tine-loi $50 bushels, wheat
'l,s24 90, corn, asa ~ 400 do, oats.
whea.-Il,tle speculative demand Shipments 4, arf.
iao SO coo bushels and 10 Kingston lsto0 de-. Corn
oswego is,coo do Freisns armiSc, for wheat 70 Duff
falo.
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ROCHESTER, Sept. =, 1896.
The city is very FUN Of delegates, and the Convention
seems likely 10 be Of the most ever held
the state. The North Americans also here In some
force Among them Horace II. Day and Stephen NJ.
Allen, seceders from the North American Executive Com
mit,ee, and y. W. Walker, G. Edwards Lester and o.
White. Erastus Brooks nomination for Governor
beyond doubt, although some favor the nomr alton Of
Senator Cooley The selection Of Lieutenant Governor
lies between Lyman odell, OF Livingston and Jesse G.
nunn Of Buffalo. N. 9 Benson Ia much spoken OF for
Canal Commissioner, IL he will accept
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THE TURF.


u )Acgs--FAsHIoN couRsE.-CARRlAGEs AND
IL Ipy wagons had At the Trustee Stables 70 convey
broadway and Eighth street stages ruu
io erh street ferry also East Broadway AMI Grand street
seee trustee stables, Greenpoht v L. near lenh street
ferry.
II ACEs-PFRsOYs VISITING THE FASHION RACE
IL course durna The will AVOID All dust Rud con.
iusion nv taking the steambsa ISLAND CITY which con
with the Hunters Point; Leaves FULTON m.rket
slip al IO and y. NJ aDd reaches the course W i0ry
minutes. Fare twenty cents each way
DACrs.-FAsHToN COURSE, NEwTowN, =. I.-FfRsf
N DAY. Tuesday eeptember g. four mile race. Two Eee
races First come OF al az o'clock precsey west
chester county stakes three year ODDS mile heats snoscp
lion, Xvc, forfeit el0; Sn0 added by he cnp. Nom.na
Ncus-i John w. Monnos ch. T. Roxana, ~ imp irusee,
dam by imp frlam. 2 r. Morris br. T. killueiie ~ Mar
ser, out Of Fashion. s. Jno. Hunters ch hie by .o,p.
Yorkshire, dam by Andrew. 4. ). b. Monnot = DR. NAY
thorn by imp Trustee, ont Of Kate Cole second raeeohs
cd by the club TO carry 100 lbs four miles Nomination.
J. ~ " Young CHI m Ellen Bseman. by imp Glencoe, dam
by imp. Trustee; years 3. W J Shaws br Miss Light
foot ~ mp trustee out Of Ysung Lady Lghfoo 5years
C Bushs ch m. Rosabel BY imp CONSERVATION dam By
Andrew years Modes o. reaching the Courxei Ferry %
From Williamsburg North Second Fwen streets Pea.
ny Bridge and shell road. From Williamsburg Norh Ne.
cond 10 Newton turnpike, plank and shell rosfs From
WILLIAMSBURG sagesM al times 8. Hur gate ferry AgO.
ria rosd 10 Flushing. g. Steamer Island civ Fuon mark
slp 10 Flushing Railroad AdmssionFied 90 cen,a Grand
stand s quarter stretch badges Cor the meenq siG Mem
ters 10 have received their badges may Obtain sn, "a
he ofroc Of the Course.
vI'FNTH STREET AND GREENP0fNT FERRY ---DT-
Il rnS the upon fashon Course three bOt viii be
iePi running uPoa this ierrg
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REPUBLICAN, MEETING AT HoS7HosE.
A.~.~- Ga N. "a

MoyrRoss, Sept "a, 1856.
Al least fifteen thousand Fremont assembled here
Saturday being the largest and mos enthusiastic ga
therns ever held In Northern Pennsylvania. II was
addressed by Hon. wm Jessup, Hon. g. A. Grow, Rev
Geo. Landon, George L. ByIes, Of Kansas; Stewart OF
Binghamton, and others An immense torchlight pro.
cession came of in the evening, after which another
meeting was held.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING AT EAsroS.
EAsros, Sept. ~, 1855
The democracy OF 'the Tenth legion had a large
and enthusiastic meeting s,roudsburg, this afternoon
Henry 9 Mott presided. The meeting was addressed by
Msssrs John Van Bursn, Dckerson, Co.'s wynsoop and
WRIGHT and Senator Brodhead. There weresx thousand
persons on the ground, Another despatch, h9Neycf,
Gays there we're noi over afioep hundred
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President Pierce and the Cltizcns Of Con-
cord.

CONCOkpi N. H., sept. ~, 1915.
large meeting Of citizeas 70 night adopted resolu-
on by tour to one that is expedient to tendsr Pres
dent Pierce public reception his coming to visit this
ciY.
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Destructive Fire nj Boston.

Bosroy, Sept ~, 1855.
The Fast Posion steam FIGURING Mips located on the
wharf adjoining the ferry the East Bosion side were
nearly destroy cd by Ore shortly ser 10 day The
budrr q BRICK Eve stories hgh, and OF great
t.tf. atU s0atsu 'afEt qusntig 81 grain. sce Nc.
: .
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I III + L A T + S T N E w 8.
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TELeGRAPHS.


hon-AaTivaI or the Indian,
QUKBEo, Sept. 22--l r. N.
The steamship Indian overdue at this port has not
yet been sgnaed from the telegraph station the River
du Loup. She is twelve days out from Liverpool.
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Nsev1I sxrors-Ir the Eleyenth ward Andrew J.
jackson ia running Tar Alderman thc primary eeo
ton system and in opposition 10 the regula- nomlsauon
CorS umES-In the Twenty eighth district, Henry
Colyer received he nom satou. IN thu Twenty ninth
II yas awarded 10 David Hogg. In tls Forty seyeuth.
John ~ Royno Ia received the nonlnatAn In The T}fSv
sevealh simecn Stieniel nominAtoa In lhe Tween
~ nh. Samuel jackson nominated
hssKuy --ln the EeIrteentA AsserAbly daSr,ct pr X
B Bradford received she nomination.
Mr. STEPHEN u. Gardiner has also rece "a the nomaa
ton in tbs dstrist by one seolsn OF NE democ alto
party.
CHARsxR CoNvESroS, kieuKsStp wAsD-Tbcre vas 4
split IN this ward the anti Wood party got posse on os
the regular quarters,he Union Hotel corner Of fwen,y
second street and Third svsnue--snd the wsod psriy
located themselves at John oeoshssans corner twenty
second street. and Second avenue. Great fear vas shown
nj the idea Of there beine two democratic sckefs IN the
ward which would giva the election TO ira X N.a Tho
ant Wood ioFs sent down their oppop request
60 parey, and three Of each commsa ehoson 70
decide, rossible, on fusion u dnaly arranged
thai hiteen members Of each commse shond meet ant
balst Tor charter ticket The fclosns ire result
Chsls man ,........... Royal Phelps.
ser retarv 49,. John A. SasGh
gchoo Commissioner. laid over,
= erhoo tnspector !. =. James Can1ris'i
/ school Trustees shtl tnfeseaa o. ao-
/ fa&aft Nufsata
l AFer fopr tstcis fl ASSESSING Nr Nts aUau .fh
L fl tN frHa. N#Mt
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City Politics.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINAL aoss.


AiprRN sSc-The No-sna,ng Committees Of tho rirsa,
Tnrd Eth, seventh, H.atA Eeveaih, Thin ,eea,a Fir.
ecnth Seventeenth, Nineteenth arl Twenty asst wards
appointed Tor the purpose Of putting Adernanc candi-
dates IA the field, met al Their respective headquarters
last eysnng and erjoayored 10 10 their duty 10 their
sstuenn and Ma democratic party a. wll DO
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xyOrNG nEN's MASS STATE CONVENTION, AT NJ
hsny, Thursday Sept 25-1he Young Mems American
r.o, h having chartered the steamboat South america
y bs rec ~ delegates 10 this Convention, an Invitation
~ hereby extended 10 members OF all FILLMORE aud Dcnc
i,nh. N Inc cty OF New YORK unite with them IN making
Old New York ihe banner county The steamer WI leave
sbs loo az Spring "Wednesday evening 2hh
Al O. ock returning viii leave Albany on ihursday ri ~
Nj fsre the excursion, one dollar. Ticket can be
ror,red al the rooms the club $50 Broadway On Monday
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Lc-s. sf vne English Mail steamer Tsy.

New ORLEANS, Sept. Il. 1866.
. The. sngpsh mail steamer Tay was lost near Lopez
slanj the soth OF Augusi The malls and the passsn.
uera Aad crew were saved.
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ST'FNTH STREET AND GREENPofNT RY--DT-
Il rns the races upon Fashion Course three boa vii Se
iePl running uPoa ihis ierfg
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INUE SIXTH WARD REpu BLIcAN CLUB or BROOK
Ign will hold regular citing. this TUESDAY evening
a. Constt1tu Hall, Butler AMI Court
rees Addresses will be delivered BY tho Hon Erss as
York. AMI 3. W. yancoI Eiq OF Brooklyn. Music by the
Hixfh Wa, "A Glee tuo. Front seats for ladies
-i '- GEORGE CURTIS, Pr9siient.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-05-21
It cannot Fail.

Amid the darkness aud gloom that sur
rounds the Temperance cause in this State.
there are those who pronounce it a failure,
and predict that it will finally go down"
We confess that the aspect of affairs are
sufficient to sadden the spirits of the most
saguine, yet in the darkest hour we have
never believed that these croaking predic-
ton will be verified. The Temperance cause
IS too intimately identified with the Gospe]
otTruth. for it ever togo down. The trial
to which it is now subjected, and the gloom
that surrounds it, may be a visitation 70,
wise and prosperous purposes, by an over
ruling Providence. It may he that We
have been unfaithful, and God is " fight.
Ing against us" as he did against his cho
sen people for their rebellion. But in Xix,
manner, in His own good time, He viii
cause the clouds of adversely and depres
SION to disperse, and the sun of Temper
C will again appear in the heavens will
increased force and energy.
We will never give up! We expect t,
light and work, and struggle on, confden
OF victory in the end. Will the true an,
valiant-hearted of our band stand by us
will they help us carry on the warfare a
gainst old king Alchy,' the dire enemy o
our race. Few in number, compared wit
our former host, let us illustrate practical
ly, that one can chase q thousand of on
enemies, and two put ten thousand to flight
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-05-21
Make Ready

BOYS make ready for the great part in
life's drama you will soon be called upon
to act. This great world, with all its
oceans and hills, mountains and seas, ship
ping and steamers, railroads and telegraphs,
government and people, will soon be given
to you, and in your hands will be entrusted
the science and progress of ages. Did
you ever think of this? Think of it and
make ready. Look out upon your mighty
inheritance and make ready for it's recep-
ton. The Presidents, governors, kings.
philosophers, ministers, teachers of the
future, are boys now, whose feet swing be-
tween the bench and the floor of the old
school-houses Of the land, learning the
"a, b, abs" of their respective languages.
A great future is before you-make ready
for its stirring scenes. Be %virtuous, mo-
raj, temperate and just, and these shall
prove a strong lance and helmet in the
battle of life. Make ready! =