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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-19
Verify Truth is sometimes
Stranger than Fiction!
AN ASTOUNDING CURE

HIIIS young gentleman is now living in nIsttosg
i who know him will bear testimony that his snlSrhEs and
cure are exaggcratiOn. Hf the pieces OF bone may
be seen b. caimgn $40 Baltimore sreroters in his
possession. Let the scCptiea I-e will testify that
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-19
\ CARD TO TtTE LADIES.

DIR. DUroSCes GOLDEN FEMAPE PILLS infalli-
bic in removing toppagez irregularities of the
These Pills nothing new, hut lave been scuy the Doc
for many years, both in France and American viii; I'M
pnrod success every case, nndhe is urged by
ladies who avcused them, make the Pills pub
ic for alienation those suffering from any Irregular
whatever well preventive to those Indies whose
health will permit increase of family. Pregnant c
nalcs tnse surprising themselves be cautioned
ngninst using these Pills, the proprietor
sponsbiy after the above atnouitIon, although their mild
prevent any injury eai otherwise these
Pills recommended Directions accompany each box
Price 81.
Sold wholesale and retail b.
LAuGEILINs & DUsIIFIEtD,
Gen'l Agents for OHIO county,
No % Monroe st.
Alsofor sale by n. IL. LoGAS.& co.
Bridge Corner Druggists.
All orders must be addressed to e above General Agents
they will supply the trade porrleors prices, and send
the Pills coudenally to ladies by mil, by enclosing
either, at the Wheeling Postonirr.
n. B-Dr. Duponeo's Golden pills, signature 81 Dupon
CO.. every box Oherycnune For particulars
Circular of Agents APPLY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-19
\ MONUMENT,
LIKE MANY OTHERS, TO THE
GREAT VIRTUES or
M NPTONnS l-EGETiRLE TING'7Ei2E! !

u4pgzoy,S gl' txgF TI4IIEs 81 4lsc1..ax!,
HAtTruoRr, March q, 1876.
This Is certify, that ahount nine years since was at
tackled with pain in M right ankle. We for IysI-
clan who ordered It to he poulticed, II much
o s s Of Sp sne u severely With
ulcers, to the number Of twenty-five formed between ankle
out Of which eame particles Of hone 10 the number of %
'''' TRIES COUNTRY AIR.
then taken to Hartford county Of this Stac the pysi-
clan there told mother and friends he could heal the ul-
GERS, could live afterwards Tis physician work
for weeks, using the knife frequently TAX
giving me any relrf-soIae Of tie applications very
that VIXEN applied the great fri, ns
could by and suffer Thought at IS time
there for from ms knee to ankle not
freely Whitg pus With no sign OF blood and at times when
would scratch my fingers white pns would Issue tCrefrom
''''NSN " W. BALTIMORE MY HoMEl
then returned to Baltimore, my old homc, expecting
NJ The advice osmy friends, used various remedies
Of which ME only transient relief lsontnued to grow
ulcer formed, from which piece Of bone Anot.
and wished at the same time to cut OF my right leg as the
only of savnsm life. Alter tiS,y another form-
other parts body, which in number and size astonis
ed those who them. was reduced to mere skeleton,
A''' - DEATH A RELIEF!
felt death would have been relief 1hRd tried ply
scinns and all the remedies cnnd henr vixen friend
WHO had been cured by "IIA1IPTON's VEGETABLE TINC-
ADVISED me- to try Il AZ this time had been alieed al
FIVE years. commenced taking tAtiHptoHs Teget1bke
tsHe'a''i HOPE CoMEst1
bottle of which n4pire with hope and by the
time lad taken five bottles felt so much Improved that
had the confidence to believe that 1t would cure
srtnrt my anil shattered system, with!
cut fr detail am happy to leg Is also healed,
6RssF sss ersd Is his e sne
alone hnyc given but faint idea of my suItrinTs but
my friends who may read this will bear testimony to a that
Min,ptoa,s ItgstfJie 7Tpctprt,"
N
1t with the utmost eontdeaSs :,
SdPors north Of Pratt st.
ghT g 1sHl SE g 3 z;i2
Eelcae ladies and children will please to give it a
trial.
S0HETALISG AB0Ur H.ifETOSnS GYNCTURE-TO
:. = -. INEls FOUS SUFFERERS
As Inygorator and Restorative, where gentle snu
believe 9TTteT e SsT!ls be-
loEels, has tFply successful TO the single
ried. We offer themost valuable remedy, which Thousands
e cslags get tnphIst. and see cures.
Sold BY MORTIMER GNowBRAY,
= 81 and 81, BroadEAy, N. Y.
% Price q per bottle. my5
WYE are pFeparedto show full assortment Of Domestic
the attention Of cash purchasers or those who pay up pune
iass W. n. Motto RRo.
JUST REIEIFEE.D.
2f0 BARRELS Mass. MsCkerel 10, 8, medium;
30 White Fish,
Is s.al;
Anifor sale low BIZ
ny10 ia 81 ETaLIANT & DEIApLAIN.
g STAR CANDLES
tn 10, 20 ASDtO POUND BOXES In Etore and for sale
.lzlPg - S fs5sli q
s1nF12 A. IsEIIIY.
M nh bblss siaiisl 5dT.' sale by
Wy anit "a. a.. GOOD co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-19

Ma Eptrop-please announce THOMAS p. sIIALLcRoss
as the eopes eandtats for sheriff. the ensuing spring
election 10 one questions his peculiar the Office
By 50 dolugyou yin oblige
fe1 MANY VOTERS.
Argus and Times cnpv ani charge this onice.l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-19

TYs PEOPLES GINDID4TG
Our worthy CITIZEN sASIL. IRWIN, Esg viii be support
ed the oise Of Sheriff. atthe next election, b. the
tfe1 VOTERS OF OHIO COUNTY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-19
TERMS Of SALE

Onc-fourtl Of the purchase money must he paid in cash,
THE residue credit six, twelve and eighteen
will be given the purchaser purchasers giving
approved negotiable paper with good cndnrsrnen hearing
day OF sale and the title retained until the
chase paid deed of trust taken the property
sold, nj the option Ofhe purchaser Twill convey only such
title as is vested in me by the Trust Deed. !
CIIAS W. RUSSELL,
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The greatest HLeIfcal Discovery OF thc
e.a 5G Age;fa Es
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.
They don't AtEp complaints but they cure them.
One box has cured Dyspepsia.
Three BOXES have cured the worst of serotula
TwoBoxes have cured Erysipeas.
One Hox always cures the Iaunhce.
Tfree to cleanse tile system from BOlls
often less than one does.it.
Two Boxes lave completely cured worst Of Ulcers on
the legs.
Small doses seldom fall to cure the Plies.
One the Headache arising from foul ssom-
nch. .ssy sl.
Strong doses often repeated, exps everyworm from the
body. They should he given children, who always
more or less aaiicted With this scourge.
As a gentle Physle they have no equal
One box cures DerangemeHt Of the Liver.
Halt. a nox cures Cold.
y purify BLOOD, thus strike at the foundation Of
every disease.
asa DInner PHI there g not their equal in the world
They purely vegetable, NO HARM but 5ae.
eomplIsh al. unaccountable amount Of good.
Prepared by Or. o. AYER, Practical Chemist, Lowell
MASSACHUSETTS, and sold By All Druggists and dealers
iclue throughout this section.
A.. CT GOOD 9 co., Wheeling,
ans fWhoItsale md tRetaS AEcnte.s +
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-19

sIR. EDrroE:-Pease announce PErEE DEf-AFLArSE rs
candidate for Commissioner of the Revenue Ohio cOun
ty. apio aANY VOTERS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-19

TO TuE pF0PLE70 ONO COUNT.
Iaunouuee myself as candidate for the Office ofSheriG
with adelIty.
f4 A. BEDIL1ON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-19
Trust Sale.

ID virtue Trust executed to the subscriber
ID nv Cicorge Hartman ana wifc duy recorded in the
Clerks Office of Ohio county court, in deed hook numbered
~ ;NS1i ~ ~, IG la ~ IS,, 1SsG 10 ss nj
public auction at the front door Of the Court lIouse OF Ohio
county the real In said specified, and situated in
the Fifth Ward of the CITY of Wheeling, follows to wits:
Lots numbered fifteen 40 aud sixteen O6) the east side
AI1i street. Lots numbered hundred and
C249l two hundred and fortyGve t2 and the north half Of
street Lots numbered two iH!rei and fteen 2l and two
hundred and twen-sx ego and III nortl, half 9ftUo hum
rcd and twenty five () the sie Of EoHstreet, the
north half of lot numbered hundred and siXy-eght
uGS) the West side Of Caplnc street, Lot numbered one
hundred and hirtyve Il3j the south-east of
Market aud Third streets, Lot numbered hundred and
thrtyone (3D on Tic east side Of MARKET street, Lot n'
herc hundred AMI twcty.sevcn (9I) the southeast
Of Market nd Second streets and all tia" parcel OF
ground which conveyed to said Hartman liz the Trus
tees OF the Second Presbyterian Church. being nnctcIght
feet front Webster street and running back about eighty
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-19

Ma EptToH John PARKER win e e aat-know Nothing
candidate In the cts District Commissioned Of the
enue. CITIZENS SUFFRAGE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-19
PErERsBuRa. MAY IA 1856.

We have had another charming day for out
door sports, and the interest among the people
has not abated whit. The race to-day for the
Proprietor's Purse of 5000, three mile heats,
drew out large number of spectators and, as
one of our South side uags was among the num-
Der, the "Cockades'' backed her with will, and
of course went down like q thousand of brick.
Fanny Fern, you remember, made one of the
fastest two mile races over run over the New
Market course, two years ago. and OH THAT ac-
count has made many ardent friends, bat her
delicate frame and constitution are unequal to
the weights she has to carry, and therefore it is
that her glory has departed.
Before the time for starting this morning, Fan
ny had the "call" against Lucy and SAM. many
believing that she could readily run over beth of
them with ease, but as doubtful things are
quite uncertain, the sequel will show that they
were vastly off in their calculations.
First Heat.-!Nt o'clock the three came to
the stand, and receiving the word effected bcau-
tiful start Fanny soon cut out the work, with
Lucy as her,opponcnt, and under n steady pull
won the heat with apparent ease in 1921, Lucy
being second and Sam dropping in athis leisure.
Second Eedt.-Fanny again opened the ball,
but this time Sam joined her in the dance, and
after steady drive, in which both appeared to
put in their best licks, resigned her position to
her ungallant partner, who crossed the score in
$3.50. winning the heat.
Third Heat.-Fanny heiDg now well NIGH
done for, soon took her position in public csli-
nation, and those who lad wagcred largely were
eager fora "hedging" point, hut the outsider"
were now ''in," and the friends of the field in
the first place, stuc! to it like blister plaster
on a bilious patient. The time for cooling hav-
ing expired, the horn called up the trio, and the
word being given, Sam led off, and despite the
repeated efforts OF the two ladies to throw dust
in his eyes, kept on the even tenor Of his way,
until the score was crossed and the goal was
won in 3:50-Lucy being good second, and
Fanny third.
add arecapitulation:
Iyeslnesaqy-sccond day-Proprietor's Purse
$500, two mile heats.
David McDanicls ct. H. Sam Letchcr
five years old, by Wagner, dam by
Meloc, 8 1
James Tally's CHI. IN. Lucy Phillips,
4 years Old, by Tally Ho, dam Bet
sy White, 2 8 2
10. r. Hare,s oh. m. Fanny Fern, six
years old, byimp Glencoe, damCub
by Medoc, 8
Time 1862 1850.
To-day the race is mile heats for purse of
$3.50, for which there are three entries.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-19
BALTIMORE MY HOMER
L tl,nr, rnttirnrd to Rnliinlnrr. my old hOmc.

to die.
NJ The advice ofmy friends Insel various remedies,
Of which gave only transient relief cuntinued grow
worse; swelling my left hip, aud after pain
formed, from which piece of bone. Ano'
cr also formed my epe which my iTscanS out
wished at the time to cut on my right leg the
only means Of savnSmy life. Alter this yet another Form
other parts my body, which in number and size astoni
ed those who saw them Twas reduced to mere sEeleton
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-19
RRAb EsTATR sAI.rs

ls.-E-fsTls,-1il z OF Kent
A COMFORTABLE Dwelling IIolse nm H..
IA containing rooms, and convenient ~, sise,
Iron Works and the llenrfeld Depot. 'e N'eserii
4 For Information, enquire Of
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-19

For Rent.
TIME store loom on Main StTett Onpu<r,a a. \,
Mechanics Hank, lately occ::S.i by Is VI
oiicbl Office. 'N's' - { Tn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-19

Ma RDrroa:-Piease announce tSe name OF 81, O. GOOD
as reelection to the Office Of Attorney fOr
HE Commonwealth for ohio county. ate cosing election
on the s2d o; May, 1885.
rny1s OHIO COUNTY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-19

For Sale.
I FTSHosE very desirable hnilding lots rr,,l-, -
Il lGS, and one half of 1a9, all ben. Oh IN ll
order to closes sale these lots will be sold VERY Il
/ 10 '''s 0A- Attiy
aR11 I'm az-L-------.-- i. r. ARMSTRONG
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-19

For Sale. ,41'
CT0CK.inthe Fire and Marine lnS,ranec =,
- Paid sper centfos sis months Jar list. - w -.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-19

The President on Thursday transmitted to
both Houses of Congress special message on
Nicaragua affairs, which concludes with the fol-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-19

Rev. DR.. Thompson, of North Ohio, offered a
resolution directing the Committee on Reyikalst
to inquire into the cxpedtency ofdistricting the
siyely; thatis from one General Conference to
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-19

felt death would hive been relief me HAD trtephy
scinns and all the remedies conld henr VIXEN
WHO hal been cured by CHAMPIONS VEGETABLE TING
TURE' Of disease similar to the aborng under
vise try 1t. Al this time had been afflicted full
Eve years. commenced taking tHtiHptoas FegetuJk
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-19

adon't VA resneu,hAr fhst thrip IN
the cars I look Ma ". rbeo Dan
drank m IN vsor vhl,kv{e
The 6tvernor. II or,|er % mi.
t;fv him aid be- reeollsafed some
thing Of tbAt sort. = TT 4
.srr.h s,a vo're :, sw.ta how
e. ra, ,.s,, a. 49,, 80 ss;d Dan ..now
n, tall ~ hove 4 wss.'and It's
,hr,,h ;ss,v M ~ 4 nand Dan
looked pn,c;ousIy At the crowd,
winked his Iarboard eve. and pro.
oeeded. Ye see .,,s / was trayelin
over this botherin railroad. q
thumpin' up an down, and all
the limo among the big trunks
and ither trumpsry, and the road
vas dust y, and tho wither was hot.
an Dan. " coorse, got dhry. Jist
then the Gov'ner kim IN from
the cabin. With a friend, hshed
ont " bis pocket a bottle Nv the
rale crathor. an hip! They talses
a drink. an not moren half the
stuff was lett, scarcely q big eye
opener, shy halC-a-pints SEE l.
Misthor, md may DO lis q wee
dhra? ye will give boy as Is dhry
and slapy. sIn
ale didn't look much as II no
could spare a wee dhrap, Cor Gath
No looked dhrier than mesiIi. NJ.
Their be had wetied his whistle;
but blesa var evea he linuIlv
hands II over wislout q word, an
rs Il no was giyin' up hts ainly.-
An here's yer good hilth, plase
yer honor, SEE Ian ! ups wild
'le bottle, and downs Wild dc cru
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-19

PARISH or BALLywAcKfs, Feb. "a,
DsAR NnFFEAs-I haven't stint 20 n
letter since the last time wrote 10 yc,
bekase VIZ have just moved from our
former place Of residence and didn't
know where a lelhrr would 6nde ye;
but | now wild pleasure take my pin In
hand TO inform ye Of the death Of yer
own llven' uncle Kilpalh,rick. who
died very suddenly last wake. af.her
= lingerin' sickness Of wakes. The
poor manwas In VIOLENT convulslons
the whole time Of his Illness. lynn
perfectly quaiie all the while-spach
less nIirely--ialkin' lncoherently. and
crying for walher. | had no opport-
unity Of infornlIte' ye by The last posi-.
which whit two days before his death.
and thin you'd had the postage To
pay. I'm at a great.lo 10 tell What
bis death was occasioned by, but |
fear that Il was by his last Sickness
lie niyer was well tin days together
during the whole Of his confinement:
but be that as Il may. as soon as he
brathed his last. the doc,eurs give up
all hopes OF his recovery Ineedn'.
tell you anything about his pge for
you well know that in May mkt he
would have bin twenty-five years old,
lackin' tin mounlhs: and had he lived
till that time he then would have been
- ...o..f la daad Hfa vron.Ffu a
verv considerable: Il deyolyes upon
his next kin. who is dead some time
since a ,batI exnect |, will he eoually
divided between us---and then nv
dear Larry you'll get two thirds Of
,ha whole and voa koow he had a
dns s,a,e whicS was sold 70 nav h;s
debts. and he lost the remainder ON
the horse race. But Il was the opinion
Of All The ladies' nrrsent TIA, he would
have wen the rac, II the horse he run
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-19

In 1850. the Cincinnati Euqui.
re-, then ms now the chief organ Of
the Ohio Democracy, was in Iav-
or Of the exclusion OF slavery in
the territories. IIt sdds 1ooag
aWhat does the Sotth wantY--
Her rights 10 the Territoriesg--
|Shs has them. Her citizens arc
free to 90 with their wives and
children, their wagons aud horses,
~ the citizens Of the North. Will
that not satisfy the South? Has
she some peculiar right which the
North does not possess, and does
not wish2 Has she the right to
TO take into FREE Territory 4 spe-
cies Of property which the free la
Dor OF the North regards rs a pes
thence, and which It knows to be
ITS natural enemy Mostccrtain-
Iy not. There Is u right strong.
|er than that claimed by the
South-the natural right Of man,
II Is a right which overrides MI
Others. II Is omnipotent, irresis.
tible. Il acknowledges an equaI
right, but no superior II goes
hand IN hand with its equal, but
not with tho slave. II broathe'
and lives In tho pure mir Of free.
dom, and suilocaies in the mir oI
slavery. II only assertsthe great
principles Of liIe--that OF self
preservation--when II says. thc
fertile plains and smiling valleys
of our new lands SHALL ~ FREE
II tho South Is content with
Slavery where II now exists, VI
are. All we ask Is, that It shal
remain where II Is.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-19
~ PHILADELPHIA.
TERRIBLE Disclosures!

skCRkTs FOR THB MILLIoNfI HH
/, most Wonderful and inysluabie fupiicaiion
M. npNrkR's MEDICAL MANUAL nEiNo
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-19


The Evansville Journal publish
es the following amusing account
Of an interview between his to-
be-disappointed Excellency, A.
p. Willard. and Dan Sullivan,
which must have touched the
nerves Of AshbeI most painful
~:
The 1t. Governor left Dan and
walked down to Drew's Hotel,
where he was soon shaking hands
with new corners just then Dan
stepped up, took u squirt at the
crowd, and then held out his hand
to Willard.
"An' how's yer health now
Mister Gov 'ner7 Don'tye know
me-? s~-rsr- --s,.'-
sWelI-yes-guess I've seen
you before = '<'sses.
"Well, Gov'ner," said Dan,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-19
A Speker at Last.

But thaiss no reason why n. 4 A. N. Black isdgv
OF Mclanora, cannot sell cheaper and better
goods than any house In The valley consisting off
general Assortment Of Dr, Goods, croesries,
Queensware, Hsrdeare, Cutlery, Boots aud
shoes, Hats, caps, aud general assortmept OF
Ready Made Cioihiig OF the latest aud most I'm
proved shanrhaisl, les. We would respectful,
call he atiehiisn o. the ladies To our stock OF
silks. o LANES, Do Bcrges, hipscas, cashmers,
&c.. also Shawls of various Descriptions, Dress
Trimmings, jswelr, aud general assortment OF
rankee Motions, which We positively will sell as
cheap n not cheaper than amy house IN The vuiie,
for cash or approved country produce. We re-
turn our sincere thanks for lormcr patronage, and
ask liberal share for The coming year. Callnnd
All Indebted 70 ne will please call and settle up
their accounts, a. we must have money, or We
cannot contine 10 sell goods 30 cheap.
"A. q A. N. BLAckLlDGE.
a feb. Ism.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-19

y ~ uFIFfihIhnu POP.
alaf Treatise on Nan
md Womani their phy.
sloloRy. isrurtlons aud
sufunl Disorders Of ey-
ny klad, win never.
falling Remedies for the
tpseay cure Of all die.
.asps Of q private aud
delicate ohafscief. lpeis
lenl 10 The elslaudn OF
" Nalurs's uod.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-19

Among the witnesses summon
ed by TIL, N. Y. Express TO help
make Fremont a Catholic against
his WILL" was Father 0livetti, Of
Whitehall. in this State. The
clergyman was represented as ha-
uing declared publicly in the Rail
road Depot at that place, that he
KNEW Fremont to be n Catholic,
and that he should vote Tor him
'BEcaUsE' he was one. =
The Fillmore journals which
gave currency to this report, we're
called upon in vain to procure
from Father QIivetti a substantial
iion of it. This clergyman has
now taken the stand to clear him.
self from the stnin Of false testi,
mony, which the Express and its
echoes would put upon him, and
to do justice TO Protestant
whom he has been Involuntary
used to prove was a Romanist.-
The Whitehall Chronicle Of Au-
gust 20, contains the following let
ter.
WHITEHALL. Aug. %. 1856.
To he Editor Of the Whitehall CAron.
ieis:
The Albany Statesman having
published n statement purportinp
to have been madeby me, in which
| am understood to say that Col
Fremont was a Catholic, and fol
that reason would receive nv
vote.
Being a minister ofthe Gospel,
appeM.beforethe public with reluc'
lance; out my name having beer
dragged into the political aren,
agaipstmy consent, to give coun
te5anse to a misstatement. n,
other course is left me. ! there
lore say that ] do rot know tina
Col. Fremont is a Catholic. Inc
yer intended to say that he was
Catholic. / never stated that
should vote for him. Ihaye hear
lof no evidence to prove that h
was a Catholic: the fact that b,
was married by a Catholic Priest
if such is the case, furnishes bu
llittleevidence that he was a Cath
olic. Catholic Clergymen Otter
marry those who are not Catho
llics.
! The duties Of my profession
Iare such as to unfit me to tax,
lpartin politics, and ! DO not no,
intend TO vote for any Of the can
didates for President at the mex
election. - sa.sa s-ss.t .fsee. az
In reply to the assertions made
whether Americans have to fol
low shoulder to shoulder Nth Pc
pish leaders. / have only 10 say,
have never seen an American
God, and it is a bIasphemy to pro
nounee it. II have n firm E.ithi
the one Cod infinitely perfe,
that he canpot contradict himseI
CT be divided into sects; therefor
| say there is no other name O.
earth so glorious as the name
Catholic. And l am astonishe'
to see the prejudices Of the pee
1ple minglins religion. with polite
Il In this Republican Union.
Yours respectfully.
! MICHAEL OLIvErTI.