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Free Kansas triumph in the House

Free Kansas triumph in the House
The news from Washington makes the heart
Of every friend Of Freedom beat lighter. The
vote in the House By which the Free State
Kansas bill was defeated was reconsldered on
the Sd, by vote Of l0l tO97, and then pass
ed, yeas 100, nays 81. Mr.. Greeley says:
The House has to-day nObly redeemed itself.
After considerable 6llibustering on the part Of
the South. the decision Of Monday, on motion
of Mr.. Barclay, was recOnsidersd by vote oil
l0l to 81. Mr.. Barclay sustained himself well
throughout, Mr.. Mott, who has been sick in
New York, present Herbert, [ Adm. } the al
legged murderer, was IN Jail; and Payne, (SOutt
American, WAS also absent without having
paired off. Mr.. Chaffee, who was again absen
and sick, bad paired with Mr.. Carlile. Hauen
Whitney, Walk, Wheeler, Dunn, Scott Harri
son 4 Co. voted with Brooks, Rust, Herbert 1
Co.'S Rufisn party. The North is quite elated,
and Douglas TOombs & Co, are detected.
The Senate, after an all night session, passed
the new Kansas bill concOcted by Douglas and
Toombs, 9 little before sunrise on the morning
Of the Sd. The bill is deliberately designed to
consumate the villainy Of the last three years
by making Kansas Slave State, and the Tri.
June we'll says;
We rejoice in being able to state, therefore,
that the House Of Representative, directly after
the passage ofthis measure, reassembled and
sustained Mr.. Barclays motion to reconsider
the decision by which the bill admitting Kansas
under her Free State constitution had beer
lO7 to 1867 rejected and, having thus recon
sidered it yeas 1cI, Nays 97), the House
proceeded to pass the bill Yeas One Hundred
Nays Ninety-seven, The Yeas we're those WHIT
sustained the bill before, reduced by the pair
ing and absence Of Mr., Burlngame and som,
eight or nine others, and increased by the pres
ence of Mr.. Mace, Mott and Pringle, who were
now ples.nt and voted. Mr.. Mott was away
sick Msssrs. Pringle and Mace out of the
House, but paired on the former vote Mr.
Barclays is the only vote changed. Mr.. Broom
voted No, as before SO did Messrs. Dunn,
Haven. Harrisoa, Walk, Whitnay, John Whee-
Ter and John Williams. Messrs. Bayard
Clark, Millward, Moore and Scott have stood
by Free Kansas throughout the struggle.
The Peoples Representatives, therefore,
have, on mature deliberation, decided that the
true way to end the troubles in Kansas and give
peace to her distracted and dOwn-troddsn peo.
pie, is to recognize her now as Free State o.
the Union. That, we have no shadow Of doubt
is the true course. and tho only one that can ar
rest the crimes and outrsges Of the Border Ruff.
fans and the miseries Of the Kansas people,
Let there be no dinching from the righteous de.
cision
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HARDwARE.-Hsppening to visit Wayne''
burgh last week, we visited the Hardware store
of our young friends May d Robinson. We
can say with clear conscience that this store
is one Of the most exten sive Of the kind in this
part Of the country. NJ. & R. have purchased
the elegant house they now occupy. in Orde.
that they may be permanently estabshed.-
They keep every article in che hardware line.
and sell at very low rates. Call with them
and see.
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OFFICIAL REPORr on THE KANSAS oUTRAoEs.
The Report Of the majority Of the House In.
vestigating Committee fills seventeen columns
Of the N. Y. Tribune. It will, with the testi-
mOny taken, Whichis also voluminous, be print
ed BY Congress. and will form an authentic
history Of series Of the most dark aud dam.
ming wrongs and Outrages ever recorded.
A synopsis Of the report will be found on
our 6rst page.
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- @Nf - ~ 0aNas
8. 0rufiOn. by Rev. H. Ckaacs.
6. AHsie. by tie Band.
7. Reading OfAs Declaration Of Indspend
eHee. BY A. AeDOssR, Esg
Q. Music, by he Band.
9. Temperance Songs, by Rev. h. Chance.
10. Music. by hs Band
Dr.. J. c. Hostslter, read the following
toasts. which we're received with buuls Of Ap-
Plauss by the audience
Regular Toasts.
ist. The Fourth Of July. I776,-halloWed
day. may it ever be eOmmemorated.
2nd. The Declaration Of ofLadepsndenas-- the
only real magma chartA' of our liberties, may
its teachings be the Polar Star Of our polite
al action.
3rd. The Consultation gf tie United States
-strOngin the defence Oirgh. neither fore ;Qn
sggressiOns nor domestic Discussions shall sv-
er subVert it.
4Gh. The Heroes ofhs American Reuolution
sacred in the memory Of every lover Of hu-
man kind; may we not prove Degenerate sons
Of noble sires.
9th. The Temperance Cause, is principles
and adUocates-the great effectual antidote to
human woe; Fathers, teach your sons 10 love
them. Mothers, teach your babes to lisp them:
9th. The use Of Alcoholic Liquors as a 5sv-
srGgs-a curse 10 civilization. a foe to health
and happiness, and traitor to its Votaries
may it speedily sink into oblivion; may it sleep
the sleep that knows no wakening.
Volunteer Toasts.
ByJ. Breidenstins. The Cold Water Aymv
the only standing army compatible with 9
Free and Republican Government IN time Of
peace.
By o. ]. Pitney. The Temperance Cs,e6ra
ton Of this day-a triumphant refutation Of th,
idea that. alcoholic stimulation is a necessar,
ingredient to cOnviVial meetings.
By. c. HOstetter. Cold Water--a sur,
preventive of accidents BY steam.
By Frank Hostetter. Cold Water first
Cold Water last, Cold Water all tie time.
By Fred. BoOry. The Army of King Alco
holt never can be a standing army; its mos
loyal soldiers invariably tOtter, stsgger and fall
by "shot in the eye"inhicted by themselves
By ]. Swearingen. The Order of GOoc
Ten,plars-an efficient rsClamer of fugitiVes
By the "0rder." Our Friends from oJroac
they have our sincere thanks for their atten
dance and participation in the festivities o
this day
By ALL OF Us The Ladies ofhs Order o
Good Ts"eplars--may their cheeks ever remail
as fair as they are this day; may their affection
be as pure, their dispositions as sweet, an,
their hearts as free from sadness. as are th
good things Of this life which lley have prt
pared for us on this clsion.
Atthe close of the exercises IN the grove, th
procession was again formed and headed b
the cheering music Ct the Band, marched bac
to the lodge. where the exercises of the da
were concluded. Good order and sobriet
reigned triumphant the entire day.
J.W. SWICK. Chairman.
J. swEARrEeRN, Sec'y.
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SHERTFF'S SALE.

By virtue Of plurus order to sell, issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas, of stark county, Ohio and to
directed will offer at public sae, at the door Of
the Court House, in the town Of Carrollton,
On Saturday, the 19th day of July 1856,
the following described real estate situate in the coun
ty Of Carroll ard state Of Ohio to Wit Lots Nos
s. 6, and 65, In Phillips addition to the town Of
Pekn; also Lots Nos. 81 3s and "a, in MasOns addi.
tiOn to the town Of Pekin also Lot No. "a and frae
tional part Of Lot No. in Boards addition to the said
town Of Pekn' CThe above described properly will be
sold In bOdy.) Sale to commence ct l2 o'clock, 4
Terms cash. r. A. DUNBAR Sheriff
June l9, '56. td-pr Zee 80 so. ofStark CO., 0hio
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Mem Special Notices.
GREAT CURE OF DYsPEPsIA.
C. G. MERS HON. Merchant. snra:

@. G. MERS HON, Merchant, says
SNPsONvILLE, Shelby co., Ky March so. 1855,
"7he German Bitters give general satisfaction, and
herewith hand you certificate Of Mr. Morton Berk.
ley, a respectable farmer of this county,"
SIMPsONvILLE, KY, March 80, ls5b-Desr Sir-I
would inform you tqat have been afflicted for sever
al years with Dyspepsia, in very aggravated form,
for which used sarsaparilla and various other reme-
dies without obtaining any relief From the various
testimonials in favor of Hoofands German Bitters,
was induced to try them and now state with pleasure
that through their use am enjoying better health
than have done for years past and cheerfuly recon-
mend the Bitters to all afflicted with that terrible dis
ease. Respectfully, yours
To Dr. G. N. Jackson. MARION BERKELEY,
See advertisement.
July 10 l656.-2W
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FaE FouRrH At MINERVA. We had the good
fortune to be present at the Celebration OfOur
nations birth day, by the Good Templar' of Mi
nsrva, atthst place on the 4th inst. The sxer-
cises we're decorously conducted. and all pass
ed of "as merry asa marriage bell" The
dinner served up in the grOvewas delicious
one that does credit to those who prepsr-
ed 1.-THE sisters. Indeed the whole affair
was highly credible to the members Of the
Lodge, who controlled 1t, and We feel we'll as.
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PARTITION NOTICE
Robert MaFett,
Court of Common Pleal
Carroll county, Ohio.
Daniel McC reary, ct. ais.

Daniel McCFeary, ct. als.
Daniel NeCreary, William hcCreary, John MeCrea.
~, Findley NcCreary, Thomas McCreaTy, Elizabeth
NcCreary, Of the State of Ohio George stu and Ra-
becca Stul, his wife of the State of Ohio, are here.
BY notified that on the fourteenth day Of June, 1856,
laid Robert Maett fled his petition in the Court OF
Common Pleas of Car roll county, Ohio the object and
prayer of which is for partition Ofthe following descrb-
ed real estate, situate in the county Of Carroll and
State of Ohio, viz The nOrthw quarter Of section
twenty five, (25) Of township SIXTEEN 6 range seven,
quarter of section thirty one 3l) of township sixteen
Q6) of range seyen Of the lands sold at Serbenvile
Ohio, ar il the same cannot be aparted that ihe lands
be sold 70 the highest bid der. And il further pTavs
that guardians ad tem be appointed for said Thomas
MeCFeary and EiEahszh AeCseaTy, who are minors---
Said petition viii be Tor healing Ut ihe next tenn Of
said court, in Ansasl l856 ROBERT MATFETT.
By :. r. Eskley, atty for petitioner.
June 10, 1856. 6.-zsw.--pr fee
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'ured their pains win be well rsquitsd BY
the genIlemsnly humane and liberal citizens Of
Minerva. for which the village is noted
The address Of Chance, the Buckeye e-broad-aIe,
was a rOuser, be heWel to the line. Ia the
evening be preached temperance sermon 10
the N. Z. Church, from the following words !:
"Whst shall do to inherit eternal life F-
Both discOurses were alike able and well receiv.
ed
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PARTITION NOTICE
In Partition.

JOnn W. CO1
Mary Cox :. ais. In Partition
Mary Cox, widow Of James Coz late Of Carroll Co.,
decd) James Coz, Elizabeth Cox; Barbara Isabella
Cox, Sarah Cox, Isaac Cox, William Henry Harrison
Cox, Andrew Rash and Mary Ann Rash his wife, An
drew KSnnady, and Eleanor KAnnady his wife Will am
Davis and Jane Davis his wife heirs at law, Of said
James Cox decd will take notice, that on the 2sth
day Of June 1885, John w. Cox fled in the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Carroll County, and State Of Ohio his
petition, which is now pending, wherein said John w.
Cox demands partition Of the following described lands
10 wit Sixty acres, Of Of the east side Of the
North east quarter Of section thirteen Of Township hf
teen, Of Range five. Also forty eight acres Of Of the
North Ce Of the South East quarter Of section Is Of
Township 10 Of Range 5. Also forty acres on Of the
east side OF the South east quarter Of Section Z Of
Township IA Of Range 4. Also forty acres of Of the
West side of the North quarter Of section Of Town
ship IA Of Range 4. Also sixty acres on Of the West
side Of the South west quarter Of section lS Of Town
snip IA, Of Range A. Also twenty acres out Of the
North east Of the South West quarter Of Sec
ton le, Of Township a. Of Range 4. Commencing at
the North Of said quarter thence eighty rods
thence South forty rods thence East eighty rods thence
East forty rods to the place Of beginning And that
at the next term Of ssid Court application win be made
by said John W. Cox for an order, that Partition
may be made Of said premises, and that the dover
estate Of said Mary Cox widow as AfOresaid) may be
assigned therein.
July sd $50. BYE R. ECKLEY, his Atty.
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AccIDESr.-On last Saturday morning Mr..
Henry Miller. fAmiiarly known as "Hessian
Miller" received severe injury by being tOs'
sed off the rail road by the cOwcatcher, 3 few
rods below the depot at Minerva, as the train
was approaching that place. The engineer OBJ
served q person on, or near the track ahead,
but could not tell which, until the train was
near him. When the engineer discovered he
was on the track he whistled down the brakes,
and reversed the machinery, but it was too
late; the cowest,her caught Mr.. Miller's right
leg, one bone Of which was broken about two
inches above the ankle, and his ankle disloca-
ted,-as he fell backwards the iroat part fthe
machinery struck him above the shoulder blade
and fractured his collar bone, and as he was
near the side Of the track he was thrown over
the rail, and the train passed without doing
him further injury. He vas taken to the res
idence of his daughter, Mrs. .Maffet. in Minerva,
and his wounds dressed BY Doctors Haldeman
d fIostetter He also received a slight inju-
ry upon the head, and Icy several hourA in
sensible. When be came to his senses be clai-
med that he had not been on the track, but
was on path at the side. But as he was in
toxicsted be doubtless knew n0thing Of his
whereabouts. When the signal tOclear the track
was given BY the engineer, he did not SO much
as look around. but lodged along needless Of
approaching danger.
At our last advices he was recovering.
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PIaStering

The undersigned would respectfully inform the pub.
lie that he is still engaged in the above business and is
prepared to execute work to the fancy Of any. Plain
and ornamental plasteng done to order on the short.
est possible notice. Ny long experience in the bust.
ness. and my success as mechanic, enables me to
sure the public that all work will be executed 70 entire
sat siacton ALI orders will be attended to promptly.
ADDRESS the undersigned at CaFrOllton, Carroll county,
Ohio. WIN O. RUNI0N.
June I9, Is5s.-u.
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Halls ~ y Journal Of HealA-fOr July has
arrived. 1t is replsts with well written arti-
cles upon health and how to preserVsit. This
valuable monthly is published at The low price
Of 81 90 per Snnum. Address as abo,e.
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ESTATE NOTICE.--NOtiec 10 hereby given that tbs
Eundersigned has betn appointed and tuaIisd a. kd
ministrator on the Estate d william Esll seeeasFd
late OF Carroll county, Ohio All persons having CLAN
against said estate must present them wihi one vssr
legally authenticated stA
June l2-l666. THOMAS GEORGE.
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ET We invite attention 10 the advertise.
ment of Mr.. Thos. H. Atkinson. His stoves
are OF quality that will recommend them
to competent Judges. Call and see:
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TONICS WON'T DO!

They never did do more than give temporary relic
aud they never will II is because they don't touch the
cause Of the disease he cause Of ali ague and billi
GUS diseases is the atmospheric poison called Missma
or Malaria Neutralze this poison by its natural anti.
dote and all disease caused by it disappears at
Rhodes Fever and Ague this antidote to mala
ria and moreover is perfectly harmless medicine
The certificate of the celebrated chemist j. R. Chiffon
of New York; to this effect is attached to every bottle
therefore If it does no good it can do no harm,
This is more than can be said Of quinne, arsenic, or
any tonic in existence their use is ruinous to the
constitution, and brings on Dumb Ague, which never
allows person 10 feel perfectly well for single mo-
meHt In illustration Of these truths annex some ex
tracts from letter Just received from physician:
GEORGETOWN, 0HIO, March IL, 1856,
JAS. a. RHODES, Esq-Dear Sir: Yours of the
ID inst is at hand. The Cure arrived late last year
and the difficulty in getting any to try 1t was great
ly increased from the fact that remedy had been intro
duced which was growing in favor with the public as
being better than using quinine,-not knowing pre-.
sumo that the remedy they used to escape taking quiz
nine, contained the Drug itself
This remedy, known as "Smith's Tonic, would in
variaby BREAK ague, but it did not CURE it, as it
would often return with renewed vigor. This one cir.
cumstance deemed in your favor, could institute
test comparison between it and your Cure. The follow.
ing is the result.
Three persons took your ''cure" all Of which were
cases OF Qu0udan intermittent EeVer, OF many weeks
standing, They had tried qunine and other rem edies
occasionally missing chill but 1t was, las in all such
cases. slowly wearing them out and laying the fOunda.
ton of other and severer maadies did succeed in eff
fecng radical cure Of all three Of these cases With
your remedy, and they have not had chill since. In
all three Of these cases the Smhs Tonic" had been
used and would AS before stated break the chill but
after aperiOd or two had elapsed It would return.
81 think there will be no difficulty now in giving to
your "Cure" the advantage ground Of any other rene
dy now in use here, &c, &C.
= WILLIAM BUCKNER, N. D.
RHODES Fever and Ague Cure or AntidOte to NAL
aria the only harmless remedy in existence is equally
certain as preventive, as "cure" Take when you
feel the chills coming on and you will never have
single one.
JAS. A. RHODES. Proprietor.
-' Providence, R. I.
Wholesale Agents. st. Louis, II. BLAKsLEY, Chicago.
BARCLAY BRos, And for sale by Druggists generally.
Sold by G. 4. BOegel, CarrOlltOs, Ohio.
June &c; 1856. april "a, lS56.-3m.)
TNST ATE N0TTCE -Notice is berehv 0ivpn
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CHEAPEST SADDLERY
in THE STATE.

THE undersigned returns thanks to his Friends and
customers for their liberal patronage,
And would say that he continues to manufacture
Saddles, Brides &c. at his cabin in WashinL ton Town.
ship Carroll co. o.
All work will be warranted, and sold on the most
favorable terms.
will take in exchange for work grain of any kin
Horses Cows, Sheep any other good STOCK and will
sell for about one fifth less than any one else.
June 9th '56 -3m. WM McIEAN
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[IURDS HAIR kESTORER-A few bottles left -
Il warranted to restore hair on any head that the
aid. Also Hurds GOldea Gloss, for beaut flying the
air al BAXTRRE
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NSTATE NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given that
Ehave been appointed and qualified as Executor of
the last VIII and Testament Of Daniel Need deceased
All persons having claims against said estate must pres
ent them legally authenticated, within year from
this date,
June 10, '56.-3w. DAVID NEED.
Executor.
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NSTATE NOTICE.-NOIice IS hereby given that the
IA undersigned have been appointed and qualified as
executors the last will of Robert Hannum dee eased
All claims against said estate must be presented within
one year from this date.
JAMES HANNUM
NOSSETT HANNUM,
,Tnne Of 1875 90 Executors
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WUuUub UI
%.+SOld at the Manufactures of Professor Holloway,
20 Maiden Lane, New York, and 244 Strand, London,
and by all respectable Druggists and Dealers Of MedE
cines throughout the United States, and the civilized
world in Pots at 25 cents, 62t cents and 81 each.
az There is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
N. B. Directions for the guidance Of patients 10 sv.
cry disorder are affixed to each Pot.
March G lR56iv
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Dr. Hardman will be in attendance at his rooms In
the Patton House. Carrollton the Tth of August next
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Sarah Morrison, By virtue Of an order
vs.. Of SALE issued from the
Samuel Smyie. and Court Of Common Pleas Of
Maria, his wife Carroll county, Ohio, aud
Court House in CarrOllton, Carroll county, Ohio,
On Saturday, the 96tk day of July, A. D. 1856,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and 4 o'clock
P. NJ, O said day, the following described premises,
to witt situate in the county Of Carroll and state Of o.
ho and known and designated Is "ot numbered TWEEN.
ty, (2Os also part Of lot numbered forty.four (44)
fronting on Jefferson street, and being the front third
part Of said lot, all in the town Of New Hagetown -
Appraised in the aggregate at tI75 90. Terms cash.
J. H. WHITC RAFT, Therif.
June 49, '56.-td-pr fee So 90
NOV a GSIME REg {.
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QONNETS.-A fine lot of NeapOlitan, lace, and En-
ID sh straw Bonnets of the latest Styles viii be found
at the store Of AKIN L BAXTER.
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DARASOLS-A fine selection will be found at the
L New Cash and Pred, ce store Of
AKIN BAXTER,
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NANCY CASSIMERES-If you want some fine,
Il fashionable, fancy Cassimeres, call at
AKIN l. BAXTERS
Smyrna times., 1856-10-08
ID, 90 average Dem. ma ioritv

~ Appoqulnimink Hid. the Democratic ticket
ls elected JOS. Hill, for Inspector. receivad
Do majority; for Assessor. Isaac Price. "A. and
'or Road Commissioner, Saml. A. Armstronr.
II mai. 80
Aem County-Duck Creek Hundred-For
inspector, JAS. Roberts, Dem., received aO5 and
Jas. ii. Pratt, Amer, 296 votes for Assessor
James w. Roe, Dem, 302, and Jumes Guess.
| ford, Amer, 296.
Little Creek Hundred gave the lemuoratic
candidates 81 majority. 4 .. .'. '.''' -''
Dover lid. has gone DemoOratic-~givinp
majority of 1877. We
MuFderElll Hd.-borh dstricts-gives 2O5
majority for the Democratic candidates
MlSpiiiIon gives the Democrats lls majority
miiIord gives "a majority for the Americans
S"sseT County.-ln Cedar Creek Hd the
Democratic candidate for INSPECTOR is eIoo,od
Oy T. and the American candidate for Asssessor
by I majority.
lSuS' Oetore going to press, and since the
ABOVE was In type, We received a dispa,cb in.
forming US that Sussex has given 96D ,naior;tv
lor the Democrats. In the popular vote of the
State, the returns show Democratic gain ~
about 26OO over the vote at the last S,aIe eloo
tion.] ....,..
U~ The American party of Kent county will
assemble IN Convention, at the Court House. in
Dover, on Thursday next, the 9th inst st m
o'clock, A. NJ, to nominate a countr t;cLo,
All the Hundreds which shall not have seIec,sd
'he1E delegates at Hundred meetings. will scIec,
them ut Dover on the morning of the copvon.
ton. The ticket will be reported to a Mas.
meeting, which viii be held at 9 o'clook ,o
ra'lty the nominations. the meeting will be
addressed by Hon. L. D. Cullen ana others
W A grand Democratic Mass Meeting will
Os held in Mpddetown, on Thursday. Oct oad
at u o'clock, NJ. Ellis 3. Schnabel and Daniel
Dougherty, Esqrs., of Penn; J. A ]. CrassweIl
ana John D. Rowan, Esqs., of Nd; Hon. lanes
A. BayaFd, Hon. Geo. Read Riddle. Col VIM
u WRiteIey and others. have been invited 70
be present, and are expected to address The
meeting, .s. "t|,.. -.5 -