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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-14
RAVENNA, THURSDAY, AUG. IA, 1856.

Leary looked up and found himself almost
face to face with 0'Shane and his wife, both
with the appearance and bearing of people
who lived and moved in and were used to
good society. They looked at him with the
look of strangers, and his eyes dropped be-.
meath their gaze. s'That's the very man,
now,"said Leary's companion, as they pass.
ed on. -si 'a O.. .-
Leary knew 1t too well. And he alse
knew very soon after, that his conduct was
notorious, and that people despised him for
his purse-proud arrogance; while O'Shsne
was respected for his sterling qualities as a
man-for his true heart and sound head. as
much as for his wealth. He never forgave
O'Shane in his heart for what he had done;
but his anger wasimpotent. He sometimes
met him in society, but O'Shane's bearing
was that of perfect stranger Every now
and then people would introduce them. when
they would bow with cold politeness, as il
they had never seen each other before
Mrs. Leary and Mrs. O'Shane met oc casion-
ally, but it was Biddy and Maggy no
more. 'a
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-14
Principles we Fight fer.

Jefferson lays down the following prin
ciples, Tor which we are proud to do battle
The People-the only source of legiti
mate power.
The absolute and lasting severance o.
Church and State.
The freedom, sovereignty and indepcn
dence of the respective States.
The Union--a confederation, neither {
consolidation nor a Capitalization.
The Constitution of the Union-a special
grant of powers, limited and definite.
The representative to obey the instruc'
tions of his constituents.
No hereditary office, order, or title.
No taxation beyond the public wants.
No national debt, if possible.
No costly splendor of administration.
No prescription of opinion, nor of public
discussion.
No unnecessary interference with lndi
vdual conduct, property or speech.
No favored classes and no mopopolies.
No public money expended except by
warrant OF specific appropriation.
No mysteries in government inaccessible
to the public eye.
Public compensation for public services
moderate salaries and strict accountability
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-14

FooD FOR THE SIcK.-Cut some Goldfish
to bits, the size of peas, and boil it minute
in water 70 freshen it. Pour off all the wa
ter, and add some cream and a little pepper.
Split and toast Boston cracker, and put
the above upon it. Milk and little butter
may be used instead of cream.
Ham or smoked beef may be prepared in
the same way. For variety, beat up. an
egg and stir it in, instead of cream or with
the cream.
Chicken tea is made by boiling any part
Of the chicken. and using the broth weak,
with only little salt G 9ai NJ aa
b Chicken broth is made by boiling the
chicken a good deal, skimming very thor
cughly, and seasoning with salt. A little
rice or pearl barley improvesit.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-14
Nome Stand Atone.

1t is the providence OF God that none
stand alone; we touch each other; man acts
on man, heart on heart; we are bound up
with each other; hand is joined in hand;
wheel sets wheel in motion; we are spiritu-
ally linked together, arm within arm; We
cannot live alone nor die alone; we cannot
say, 81 will only run risks with my own
soul; am prepared to disobey. the Lord for
such pleasure or such gain; only want
to be ahswerable for myself" This cannot
be. Each living soul has its influence on
others in some way and to some extent,
consciously or unconsciously; each has some
power, more or less, direct or indirect; one
mind colors another; child acts on chill
dren; servants on their fellow servants;
parents on their children; masters on those
they employ. friends on friends. = Evsn
when we do not design to influence others,
when we are not thinking, in the least De.
gree, or the effect Of what We 40, when We
are unconscious q at we have any influence
at all, when we DO not wish our conduct or
way Of life 70 affect any but ourselves. our
manner of life, our conversation our deeds.
are All the while having weight somewhere
or somehow; our feet leaSs their impression.
though We may not look behind " II sesths
mark, 81
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-14
aSs sa ssau From the Washington Union.
The Union-It Must be Preserved.


Hol friends ofthe UNroS awake to your duty
The foes in the Held, now in battle array
rhs "sioN! the UNioN henceforth is the watchword
Ana doo, 20 tho wretch that its cause would betrsy
Harkt what say tho chiefs oftbe Black Opposition.
81 Whose motive is office what late have we heard
,Tis "Let slide the Union ''% Haste Slave insur.
fcction !''t
Drive back the save-power with Ire and swordl,
Our good Constitution is secuted and labelled
81 dark league with Tophet, covenant with
hcIll"S H.ea
sAe Star-spangled Banner longer waves DER them,
y" Behold half its stars from its fold they expel!
And who is the bcarer of this flag oftreason2
What man for this work should the Black rebels
want2 .- s... . ..
brave soldier? never! nor e'er wise statesman,.
But the cashiered subordinate, John C. Fremont.
Ho friends of the UNION! como forth to your duty
The statesman, BUCHANAN, leads proudly the
'Js way;
Press onward, united, in solid column,
Stand firm in the right, and You'll CARRY THE DAY
*Banss. fCiddings. tWebb. EGarrlson.
lin Portland and Norway, Maine, the Black Ropub
lcans have hoisted dsunon fags, with only sixteen
stars, corresponding with the number of States repre-
Dayton.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-14

WARMTH OF CoLoRs.-Place upon the
surface of snow, as upon window-sill, in
bright day light or sunshine, pieces Of cloth
of the same size and quality, but Of differ
ent colors--black, blue, green, yellow ant
white; the black cloth will soon melt the
snow. beneath it and sink downward; the
next the blue, and then the green; the vel.
low but slightly; but the snow beneath the
white cloth WILDE as firm as at first.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-14
4oetrpt
TO MY I'M OTHER.
BY n. p. WILLIS.

BY N. p. WtLLIss
'Tis midnight the lone mountain on,
r. The east is necked with cloudy bars,
And gliding through them one by one,
The moon walks up her path Of stars
=, The light upon her placid brow
= Received from fountains unseen now.
I I And happiness is mine to night.
.,,. Thus sspringipg from an unseen fount;
And breast and brain are warm with light;
= With midnight round me on the mount;
q Its rays, like thine, fair Dian, how
From far; that western star below.
q Dear mother in thy love live;
las The life thou gay'st flows yet for thee;
81 And, sun-like, thou hast power to give
Life to the earth, air, sea, for me!
= Though wandering as the moon above,
SI'm dark without thy constant love.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-14

or Thomas Doughty (termed BY the N.
Y. Times ''the patriarch Of American land
soape painters'9 died in New York on
Wednesday last in extreme penury. He
was aged sixty three years.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-14

1 OsFSenator Sumner is enjoying himself
at Cape May. G b
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31
CHARLES GOODRICH.
Dental Surgeon,

Office on brady street, between ID and 3D., over
Mitchell's store, Davenport, Iowa. octlS
REFERENCES:
Dr.. Barrows, Hon. Jain r. Cook,
Drs Fountain Adler, % James Thorington,
withcrwax, E. Cook, ESQ.,,
Carter, A. Corhin, Esq;
"O'ReaTdon, Col. Eads,
Morarty, J. J. Burts, E-r.,
&C. r. Webb, (nru2gistlN essrs. II y = W Mitchell
Francis Jacoby. tn. Andrews Shelley
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31
SAW MILL.

TO h = a Il III
~ c 4 Nj NO Ms "a w AND FLAMING
"A KILLS every description ~ PINE ~ MiitR -
1airsd I have started my Mills III compete "ri'r
snd having . cni stock of st. Croix Log on mana !
Am ready 10 receive orders for any kind ~ Lnh,h"r
v;,,ci r;ue. myself TO al with promp'n"ss and DIS
ZACH In the order In which they are received. l. :"
6rst come nrst served. have at present on hand "
lerge stock II
Seasoned Flooring,
nth rough and dresssd; and having tak"n cr"a'
sins te secure the SERVICES Of the best mechanics in
the State, ! feel sssnred that any lamb rarh ~
~ Mil will Civ. satisfaction fwiii Il" PaiIig
ns low as any Isl lab ishm nj in the WrSt
Hersons wishing TO build where tImr i an ~ ca.
vunld do we'll TO call and look at my stock. tT'
euoerscting eis.whew. IA have large quantity VI
Seasoned Lumber
@ hand waat to suyDiy this section Of the osun-
ssy win
&kiSsg3es,
Nsvs parsAased and pat mp Woods Patent Machine,
pesansction with my Mil. and am sati>n'd can
ounnay nv customers with better Shiige nj ~
u0gsey than any brought here for. or can mat
- any other machine. also make Shingles hy han'
ssd viz csoa,nue " do long as they are Ia DE-
0onA.
Lake tins opPsvtuniy I" return my thanks ~ ra>'
svses end solicit ffom my customers ana the phbhe
Q eoatinuance ii the same.
kay9ldAaWtfl JOHN ~ taNN"N'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31
Chicago, Alton 4 St. Louis X. Il.
ia . z. Es.,':.:sa'y,;i,l
Aih-LTNE ROUTE BETWEEN

Chicago and st. Louis.
rains leacs Chicago for 81 Louis and inferno
diate Places.
Accommodation Train, Sundays e1crptcd) 1904
Express Train, saturdays exccptedD lf0PN
Trdias Ieaue 81. Louis mr. CAicdCo end inse,me-
djate places.
Accommodation Tram, tsundays excepted, 7ooAs
Express Train saturdays excepted) ao0S
Trains run directly thItugi, without change Of
cars or baggage. Trains n through Joliet, Bloom
ington, Springfield, Carinvile and Alton.
wi'GraE3 run on this road make direct connections
tn Jcit-t Cut on and Michigan Central Railroad at
Joliet, making this the shortest quckei and most re-
liable route bctwoen st Louis and New York, Boston.
Philadelphia, and the East.
With Illinois cntral h. Il Al bloomington. for La
Sale, Mentio,A and Cairo.
i,h Great Western Of iiiiau.s at Springfield, for
Decatur and Naples.
With all The Railroads alv-ryng from Chicago
with daily line Of Packets at S: Louis for keokuk,
New Orleans, and Missouri River.
Through Tickets :.s III places mentioned above can
be procured Ut all the principal ticket Offices ia the
United states, slii ~ tie Offices
In 81, Louis In Chicago
Fcct Of w asalgiVn Az ] - Dearborn street, opro-
es.C, On kevss. ate fremont bois-.
klCH'D P. NORMAN. H., CSpt.
Bloomington, sSE. 1, AoIs. iebi3itf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31
Laxapaber! .LallllbCr!
N, The Rock Island Saw Mill.

rYAvuN0 received iars@ esupply Of Ieg' "" ar
INl aow rnnnsngour Mn day aud night, ann a..
-SsreA n receive orders for all kinds Of Bniliue
Sni'Vssming Lumber, L.aths. Shingles anh f"neh.s.
m orAsss with which Davenport friend. M, "a
~ ~ will b. executed with punetuai! anu 'h.a''
MEAD SMITH Il MARSH.
RoeA Island, May 20. Is 0 dtD
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31
kaPuSfOIlC

keystone
FRI. & MARINE INSURANCE W..
~ Philadelphia Penn.
Ar,yaiz,I CAPITAL, $s",'"-
- A. N,,,s-v y,,. Asso< Gn.v. Vice Pre-
Al T.,xrn. SEC 4. YINEifkiD, agent
Oa,.- IN iskii.e"ns Building, I'd street, k,v.nin
low, oci2j lyd
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31

.MU'SQUK1O .NETTGJNNG.
nOBBINEr Netting 80 and ios inches wide. Ais,
Dcommou Netting Just received Nv
vADSWORTu.
IeiiiO Ind st % IL Cisirc House.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31
DIR. ! MCDOWELL,
VETERINARY SURGEON,

N WISHES Ia inform the public that he has
@H~ Permanently iocat" In D,vsnPnt, where
%Yhe will continue to treat all the diseases the
" ~ horse is subj Ct to, on the most Scientific
PrWcipics After a constant practice Of MANY wears
on all kinds II diseases, he el, happy to sly that he
will give satisfaction To- all that employ him. lie can
produce as good Certificates as any other man sf
~ New York lie is here only few nr'nth-. anu IN.
many important cures he has eected since ne came
will sp ak more for him than readily be inserted
in a wSpap'r.
The following gentlemen who have employed him
since he camp here on the most cases, will
tify to his abilities as q competent Veterinary Sur
Re,Hl.
Aniiseascs warranted cured ifcurable or no mon
ey paid.
He earnestly solicits trial on any severe case
whatever. Any lie cannot cure II aIsy other mar
can b. got cure It, he will pay hi, cut Of his Owl
packet.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31
Mississippi & Missouri r. r.
New York and Boston.

New York and Boston.
Ga e Q, J. g
TIME AND DISTANCE SAVED, VIA
.VIlU York amt Eric
Wide Gauge, Doutlt Track,
r A I L r O A D
Iia /: Dunkirk, Buffalo. Niagara Falls Sus-
pension Bridge.
TNTHiS is the only Wide Guagc Railroad having
i wide and spacious Saloon Cars running through
from Dunkk, Buffalo Niagara Falls aid Suspension
Bridge to NV York.
without Change Of Cars or
Baggage,
aGordin unusualcomfcr
Speed & Safety.
BGstaa passengers leave New York daily, at 5
o'clock, ?. NJ, on the
MOat Splendid Steamers in thc
World.
via
Stoning'on, Norwich or Fall River
Through Tickets are good on either OF the above
routes.
Through Tickets and general information can be
procured mt the comsanys Office, No. As dearborn
street, opposite fremont House, Chicago.
Merchants, Produce and Stock Dealers can make
Trough contracts by calling the ComPanys Agents
A. II. PETERS, Ag't, IS Dearborn street, Chicago.
B.F. SMITH, Gen. AZ ent, Cleveland, o.
dccI7du
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31

Spring arrangement,
IN and after Monday April 18th 1885. and unit
Ofurthcr notice trains will le ave Rock Island daily
SUNDAYS exc ped, as follows:
list mail train at 6O \
I'd express stopping only at the principal
stations at 1910
~ night express, stopping al al stations S.lOP N
Alb freight, with 81 class cars At 10
Trains arrive At Rock Island daily, Sundays cx-
cepiad, a. foilow>:
H. rlaat eAvse-s - 0W A. -
N eaps~ss soppng only Al prin stations 800 p y
~ train NJ lUIO r. =
am srcarht win N class cars st S45P.N
All trains oyer this road IN direct connexion at
Chicago with trans 10th the Michigan southern
and Michigan Central r. r. 10 ana ipu Detroit To-
le,io Cleveland, Columbus, CncinpSti, Pittsburgh.
punklrk. DuHalo, Niagara Fails. Albany, New York.
Philad, lph;a, baltimore and Washington. Also at
J.aSalie with trans ~ the 1llinnis Central Road
North to aeHx ann South II st. LOUIS and Cairo, to
which places t,ckrts can b. procured Of
s. g. STEPHENS, Tick"t Agent
Il. Y. Depot, Rock Island
Passengers are reminded ~ the nccrssitynf giving
distinct directions as the destination u their bag
gage also To procure tickets fore taking their seats
IN the cars a. the conductors Collect fares only to sta
N ms on the line ~ the Chicago Rock Island railroad
JOHN y. TRACY, Superintendent.
W II. WUtrNAY. ASH Snp't.
Rock Island. April Z, 1856. LhfJ
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31
CHARTERED lsiI.

CHARTERED ISL.
THIS Company continues TO issue policies on
MARINE. INLAND NNvig0atO :,
Tran. pOrsatiOn nMd Fire RiAks :,
At Rea~ona.!e Edtes
IN unconditional return prenliuNa - ~ per cont
will lie aid back tom AT the close of The
ia. m property and d 'iach Il buildings, favorahly
slt,Iafri may lie in>ur,'i against "st damage by
rr for any i,s.f' 81 time from On" to iva yrars a.
low rates ~ PREMIUM and thus avoid assessments
as in Mutual Companies.
CAPITAL 100000.
DIRECTORS.
Isaac vnd-rhili, Thee. P"rry, VIM. 4. Heron,
\. q. Tying, W. X. Phelps, II Brothersou
y. Holland, VIM Fem, l.. Holland,
Wn. T.. Mason, Ri T Bouriand, J. Reynolds,
Charles Holland.
OftlCERS.
isaac CxpyRnLL Pres. Il. l.. T. BorRLASp Vice Pres
fHAhsxs Il,.s. AID. Secretary.
JOHN ADAMS. Agen, for R'sk Island Davenport
Mul,n. and ,irii'v. Onic"-Minl"r's building. iii
uoi> s,rrt Rock Island Ofhcn in davenport at the
Counting Rom OF the State Democrat.
ma, 7aaw'f
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31
DE.STYSTRH

DE.ITISTRIS
DR. " q CEsRCH having rNr asan"n'ly
Y located il. Davenport, respectfully
UYYS\ tender his services 10 the cit.
A411J liens, in all operation aApert asn-
ing to tn practic, ~ Dent al Surgery.
eth inserted from a single tooth to fun doubl"
set in the fin style Of tn art, and warranted T.,
give satisfaction. Omcr-Brady street, west side,
between Fonrth and Fifth.
W. are allowed ia refer S-
Or J BECKER. Ciuciunatf; Dr Train. Pomrr"y,
o.; T. Fitzgerald, Cariuvilie, ILL.,; Mr. Mce'avran,
Da.rnlprt (may2lltO
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31
NIDlCAL ADVERTlSEMEN1S.
MEDICAL lND SURGICAL CARD.

MEnlCAL AND SURGICAL CARD.
rouy n COOK. 4. D., of leiisnsI.ais, u -
II ns i. q. pAkxER. II tina city, lave as~ss3stsd
n p,,~,.r. 10. abr the Prac'. os Aedcins en-
-, N var, They ri ASSURED that teeis arr vii
=. abb l., met tbs jus, exp csashs Of lrralcoss-
mnni,y. Or C-k se,ies ssssic.l e:s's q ~ kinds,
LIZ C-~1 has b-cn eoDn' csed ~ w a. arswnn
~. treaim.,t Of DISEASED Eyes. warrants usn in
s. .,i.r thai be will Le I.efal 10 tis'se Who may
sa,,,ss hiu in r-fr 10 such es.esi The siSsses
of w,nlp aud Ci,,isiI-n will claim his par tulAr At
s..,t,on. Off,cr M, stairs aver ihe Post O.hc..
REvERExcEs
I'D Gross, Pref safse.y. Louisville, Ell
H. Mus.e 'v
A. a. u ,.,sh. n s Ssnstsr. fNiiasspolis;
nr Ribs. pnf. snrI. lwi. n d CoileR~;
Dr Miller Prof. dis. VI Vsslcn = Chud Lcuisvtif
(msy3idiQ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-12
sumuer's speech.
DOINGs IN CONGRESS.

SENATE June 1.-THE resolutions Of the Leglsll-
ture Of Massachusetts, on the Sumner outrage were
recei, I'd and ordered to be printed. Motion vas made
to take up the resolution TO send Gen Scott to Kansas
Mr.. Yulee wanted better attendance. Mr. Clayton
urged that something should speedily be done to quiet
the public mind. Mr. Brown did not wish to interfere
with the duties Of the President. Mr. Bell of Tenn.
thought the matter demanded immediate consideration
Mr. Toucey was afraid it would not be dgnifed to
place Gen Scott in insignificant position nor did
he think it proper to NEEDLE with the Presidents priv
il, ges Mr.. Mallory though that if Congress would
stop talking about Slavery, Kansas would soon be
quiet. The debate was continued by Messrs Critten-
den, Masoo, Clayton, and Seward. Mr. Seward said
Il at peace would come as a. the people of the
Territories were guaranteed the full 9nd ample prvi
legs enjoyed by the people of the organized States;
but if they are required to submit to usurpaticn and
dsfIanchisement, then we have reached the point
where peace is impossible. The Senate adjourned be-
fore coming to vote upon the motion to take up.
House. June 1.-THE President informed the House
that no official information had been received of the
action Of the late Peace Conference the subject Of
pryateerDg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-12

III, It lamentable accounts are given by the dele
gates TO the Cincinnati Convention Of the treatment
which they experienced in that city. Doubtles
their Cincinnati entertainers ~est upon the pnncf
pie Of diamond cut diamond. These delegates hs's
long been loud moutbeo advocates Of the spoils ~
tew, and it seems TO have been precisely that system
which the Cincinnati folks practced upon them
Landlords neeced them, cOachmen swndled then
bsIkeepeTs passed counterfeit bills upon them
ever! BODY diddled them. They complain b'He'
that the keeper Of the Burnet House "took tas~
il" and did for them, fifteen ira room add thee
il a bed, at the charge of five dollars per dg
What of that Did they not take each other
and do each other at much more alarming rsteF
the domination of Buchanan? Perhaps, hOwfrs
these complaints against Cincinnati are a ltter
aggerated, by way Of recouciing the parry 10 TIC
transfer Of the next Convention to the far sea!e'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-12

A very considerable number of prominent Ant
Nebraska men are now ia our city, some OF then
n attendance OIL the North American Convention
which meets O-day, ard others on their way to
The Republican Convention which will Organize ia
National Hall, Philadelphia, on Tuesday aslt
Conferences among these are frequent and earnest
ard the desire of concentrating all the Free Kan
sas strength of the Country on single ticket is
general and emphatic. We think this consumma'
ton can hardly be prevented.
We trust that no partial and premature nonini
ton will mar the existing harmony. Let all par
ticiPate equally and fairly in the selection Of
ticket and in the efforts required to eject il. We
Republicans seek no advantage over any other d.
vision of the Anu Nebraska array, if divisions
there be; but We insist on our right 10 advance 70
the attainment Of our common object on footing
perfect equality. We are sure this is no more
than we can justly clam.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-12

We Judged from the amount of noisc made ny
cannon firing bancs of music, &c, IN the Pars last
night. that the Buchanan speakers had very little
10 saw and we're uot anxious that that little sh ud
be beard by the crowd SO aboriously and expensive
" collected. In the absence of arguments, these
explosions of sulphur answered coed purpose in
deligttiDg ard retaining class of ths sovereign'
for whom the rhetoric of Douglas aud John nelly
would baye feebler destinations.
Mayor Wood, we regret to hear participated
nsp cuously in he evenings performances,
th ugh The greater part OF them involved haerint
violations OF those ordinances which he is we'll paid
ard las repeatedly pledged himself to enforce,
whether he liked them or not vt he knows can
nou.frug in the Park is expressly forbidden by
Municipal act-knows that it is perilous to life and
property and most annoying 10 thousands who are
compelled a, evening to pass through or by the
Park on their way from their work to their homes.
Now that our opponents have had firing to their
hearts conteut, we ask the Mayor to give public
notice that he will never more permit cannonade
in The Park or in any thronged portion of oar city
lie, him say this ard abide by it, and WI viii en-
deavor 10 find some other mode OF announcing t'e
nomination of and drumming up votes for tn Re
publican candidates.