Southern shield., 1856-10-25
Rally. boys, rally,
FRIENDS OF THE UNION!
BUCK AND BRECK. l
 RALLYl RALLY. [

Constitution will hold 3 grand Mass Meeting at Bloomfield on Saturday, the 17th inst, Two hickory polls are to be raised. Let the friends of this glorious Union rally from their farms and from their workshops, from the hills and from the valleys, and spend one day for their counry! The in- vaders are upon us,, The Black Re publican leaders are determined to di- vide the United States Y. Come up and blast their efforts for civil strife in our great brotherhood of States .,,.. Come up and help hold the hands of the Treasury eaters, who hava taken nearly$1 900, ,000of the peoplo's mon ey out of the Treasury and put it into l their own pocke8!,.t COME UP AND HELP ARREST THE ! SPREAD OF SLAVERY OVER THE VAST TERRITORIES OF KANSAS AND NEBRASK.A.M. The Black Republicans in Congress have voted to polluto tlcse Territories with the curse oE slavery. Then come out, and bring your wives. your sons and daughters with you, and show these traitors that you feel an inter est still in the preservation o f this Union.
 s. $. Coz, Hon. J. CradIet augh, Dr. V. GrisroId, and Hon. E. B. Olas will be present and address the people. Also, several able speakers from a distance have been invited and are expected to be present.
 Sept. 20th, 1856.
 s. s. Cox is the present Democrat- ic candidate for Congress. Hon. E. B. OIds is the celebrated Dr. Edson B. Olds, a Democratic cx-membcr of Congress. Dr. ". G1isw0ld is the Wayne Griswold who is at present the Democratic candidate for re-election as Superintendent of the Board of Public works; and Hon. J. Cradle baugh is a Democratic ex-S State Sen atOr.
 No comment is necessary. The fact is plain. Let the people of the South beware. The Democracy of the North are boldly and publicly advocating the exclusion of slavery from the Territories and claiming to be par excellence the anti-slaverE par tv: and the Southern Democradv are advocating the Squatter Sovereignty doctrine, the 'Ebest measure in flavor of FreesoiHsm ever proposod."
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 MORE RECRUITs.-The .NdfG0naI .3u7erlcap is the title of a paper just started in Pittsburg, to advocate the cause of Fillmore and Donelson. It is edited and published by a Commit tee of one of the Fillmore and DOnel- son clubs there. Success to it.
 The Southern Hera1d is a new Fillmore paper, just started at Fulton, ltawamba county, Miss. The first number makes good appearance.
 The proprietors of the N. Y. Sum- ] day Dispatch are about to issue a Daily Di8patch, politically devoted to the election of Mir. Fillmore. We wish the proprietors all the success they anticipate. The Daily Dispatch will be powerful ally to the Union cause.
 The Rbinebeck, N. Y, Mech-anic, hitherto a Fremont paper, has dropped the black flag, and hoisted that of Fillmore and Donelson.
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 SEED CoRE.-Now is the time to save seed corn. Go out into the field, and select the earliest ripened and. best filled ears, braid them together by the husks, and hang them up in an open chamber, where the mice cannot get them, and there let them hang till wanted in spring. If kept in rooms liable to be affected by heat and mois- ture arifing from fire places or std Ives, the vitality of the seed may be destroy ed. The earliest ripened ears, will produce their like next year.