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Gamblers Alarmed.

:
Ths following narratives true one
dascrihes scene that actually took place
not long since in country village in the
J6tats Of Maine:
One evening in the month Of Deqem.
her, 1854, q number of townsmen had
Assembled at the store of a Mr.. Putnam
- talk over |" matters nnd things" "smoke,
drink and, in short. do anything to "kill
time. y q
Three hours had thns passed. away.
They had laughed, and talked, and drink.
Cd and chatted. and had agood time
generally, 2 50 that about the usual hour
of shutting up shop, each of the party
felt particularly "6rst-rate.'
s. HCome," says Charles Hatch, one ol
The company, "let's all liquor, and then
have game of shigh, low, Jaekln
$50 I say. exclaimed another; awho's
ept' thecarCsf'' 'sss =
Fetch on your keerds," drawcd on.
. third customer; his eyes half closed
through the effect of the liquor iieshad
drunk. L..
After drinking all around. an old pine
table was drawn up before the Fireplace
where burned sprightly large fire Of
hemlock which you'd snap and crackle-
throwing large live Goals out uponath
hearth.
All drew around the table, seating them,
selves on whatever came handiest. -Four
Of them had rolled up to the table some
kegs. which from their weight, were sup.
posed to contain nails.
"Now,n said Hatch, chow shall NC
plsyesery one for hinself7''
.sNo, haye partners" growled out one
man.
sNo. hang'd If ! play so,n. shouted the
FORMER. bringing his fist down upon tI.e
table, knocking one, candle out of III,
stick and another upon the flaor.
"Come. come. 'said Hatch, ..no GUAR
reiiDg; all who say for. having partner.
stand mp ~ -
Three arose.
sNow. all who say each one for him
self, stand up.n
The remaining one immediatelygot up
aXon see, Barclay" said Hatch, 18th,
majority are against you. Come, viii
you piay?n 8 a.
AWeH,,. as don't want to be on Id,
opposite side, I'll play" answered Bar
clay. somewhat cooled down.
MIR. Putnam was not i'm the store tha
evening, and the clerk, who was busy he
p ~ - Z 4 4
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COVERLET AND CARPET
wEAvINGs

INHE undersigned is engaged in weaving COW
i ERLETS and CARPETS Of every ityls -
variety. sss esgts 2
He has two looms, one of which wexv05$U6
different figures, and the other eight Is follow:
Philadeiphia Beauty, Bellsvills Wreath,
Beauty of the West, Lady's Fancy, 1se8
Gentlemans Fancy, HighwayroszeY
5c Bloom, Cranberry Vine, .ssfs st;s.
Farmers Choice, 81
Enterprise, and North Star. ssAs go
The last eight are woven with seam, ana
the first two without seams. - sstSasfaDW
Either double or single Coverlets woven sn 4
the shortest notice. ~ ks,s 4 ssgfs -
Those having no chain scan be supplisd hy
the undersigned. The following are his tAzmss "a
Coverlets, per pair, $500 or 2,25 eaeh - .
three or more Coyerlets--all woven WITH /,
seams. Carpets--Commonsl 10 cents pesz tax6 10
double chain l2} cents per yard sens y spr
is g $50 Lt CHARLES BRu1uA ssas
MILToNsBuReH, June Is, 1856. ssS4 a;sseS ar
N. B.-Coloring done in the bsst psauiaasse.
style. 6m. M esesa sssas sss 1ascfsaroa ..s,sz
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LOOK HERE.

T,HE undersigned having sold out his stock OF
! CONNECTIONS, Groceries, Hardware, Queens
wal ,, Notions, &C., to William Lippincott, will
hereafter continue the
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Liquor business exclusively, and will soil at
prices which cannot fail to please purchasers,
Ny stock of common liquors is complete, and
cannot be excelled in quality. have also on
hand French, Cognac, Otard, Pale, Blackberry,
Ginger Peach, Apple, New York, Wild Cherry.
Tame Cherry, and Domestic Brandies; also
Sweet Malaga, Native, Claret, Common Port,
Crownhead Port, Catawba, and MADEIRA Wines;
Old Bourbon, Old Rye, Old Mononsahela, Irish
and Rectified Whisky; also Holland Gin, Do
meseie Gin, and New England Rum. Quart, pit.
and half pint Flasks by the gross or half gross;
which will sell at the lowest prices.
Persons wanting liquor for family or meaici-
nal purposes, can rely on getting pure article,
by calling at the corner of Main and Water
Street, Sun6sh, Ohio.
Nov. q, 1855. WIN. II. MALLORY.
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,ast, suited to the season, which he offers fol
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.

Court Of Common Pleas Of .Honroe Goun-
ty, Ohio.
OUISA HARAPSr will take notice, that on
IL the 9th day of June, 1856, Jacob Harapst.
filed in said Court, his petition for Divorce
from his said wife. Cause-wilful absence fo,
more than three years. Said petition will be
for hearing at the October term 1856, of said
Court. JOHN s. WAY
July 2, ls56.-6w. Atty for petitioner.
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ton documents VIC 10 not wonder a. the
warm and enthusiast support til slayehold-
efs there are gisius ID him-he has earned
their waImest Communications in The support
h has given their peculiar institution. By az
thorizing b lis vote. wien n Congress, Post
Masters ii the South to search tie mails, and
ii they found any abo!i ion letters or doea-
ments, 70 destroy them. No wonder they
love the old Buck, for Las lie not earned il?
But why should freem4n in the North who
say tLey are 50 favorable 70 freedom Of tie
Ptes<. free speech, aud free Kansas, vote ioF
o,tc who has bowed himself in the dust, and
licked the feet Of slayeholders. support James
Buchanan. who has proved himself already a.
great dough face as Franklin Pierce, aud
ready to do their bidling2 No. no-FREE-
MN in the North viii not do this great wrong
to their consciences-they viii spi. upon Tie
Slavery Plaiform-tGe golden calf nlanutsc-
tuseI a. the Gin. Convention, in which NJ.
Buchanan has lost his identity. None bu. his
fellow dough faces" w. vote for him, and,
thank God, they are becoming scarce here
abouts. and everywhere in lie North, and
growing few by degrees, and beautifully
less"
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Ia Co7sress shall have power - fts-
pos -. and nee az aeedf1.I nissan r.E-
MIR SIS respecting lie Territory An ser
pr3PeFs : bessss..5u, . tie Ua.sei S.sess.''-
1'ynst tati5a
Na@a sAe s.svseracy talS s5gss. .essaas.er
soFer-i5n.y give than this sovereignty of
the Constitution to rnassiea:e. Iajs Is tie
power" which is declared t. be ssrersi5e-
he Ii 5hes- authority, v.saoa: coasea.-br tie
Republican platform. which the Constitution
says "sta't' be exe5eis j II Tie Congress of
lie Jhiled Sa,es. aud NC are 10. =. all sur
Prlsed =: tie aeci4ras len u cur neighbo7 II tie
JetserSoaiaa t1at lie aeeep. tie '.!>Sac with
lem, he Republicans, with right poor " ILL.,
w should Suppose that any one VII attempt
e % eentroFert IS plain 4 declaration ot the
szsiaSl-e sovereignty o2er lie Territories. br
Congress, IN making all needtul rules anl
regulations for them. a IS found in the above
extract from the Constitution, would net only
approach the subjee. with right aaar
viii, but would maze quite as poor. an e.
fort as lie has already made. lis poor ba-
siness, any way YOU can shape II Jesmss, ard
We are no. az all surprised that you have ne:
.aken up this subject again since tie 26.h
q jane lat. Tie advocacy OF tie twla rel
les # the barbarism- PoIygasny aud Slavery
under the pre;ezt that the people Of lie
Territories could make al needtal rules AMI
regulations for themselves. is sheer hambuL,
and il will not pay
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sAil ale and were


80 f..-547 = SsseF near = + sie and were
a&sf some hne
.as 1'Aa4. tae aait&et WIS called
= ~. s's'.' a. 800 upon me
- As'o7s s. .teat :. : ia o,
were PRAYER Wa eAeret. y an eloquent and
as5Neas spun y ny. =, D hFasn. lhea ma-
- ".sE ".4t.t ~. aaSss q haeamohd,
~ aaate>s . e4,'6Sas upon the sahlees
Y aoiie kee SeaooiS- Hi> address was
t4st ~ IassFrss' am vs. I5S.s.si = WIN al
tea,saa ~ OLD and yoanS liz showed the
Importance q having fFee goaf Ssaosts-
ia. money could u no "sy he s. ~ell lafes-
teSs-sass al tue ceadres IA thas country
Should De wesl 3aessed-.ha. We must en-
p!oE Wei laaiaea teachers. sh3 ~. men bro.
sen down s. e.aer peFs0iss, aud incompetent
for any Tia The teacher Ike The mechanic.
AUS learn Is profession. Lat good teach
So : worth any price. ard poor one worse
than none
lie waS distinctly heart oy a! IN ne large
assembly aai made sn impression that vii
Ssai hereafter iNF god
~N''eF muse hes, y. hnsaea resd an
- a1d sos Aaate>S = pm tte ~ EoFtsase
81 Ssses-..a SCHOOLS, lie gave their history
ana many N@.sate sSaSassees, ana urged most
eio4aendy' ina parents unite Their idarnee
III sustaining 3se saoossh sch.soi ana closed
win some valuable ad.iee g children
Alter mhsie, Mr. hurry amused tue eat!'
dren most successfully Tor some Time, alter
" hlch the following resolutions We're read
and adopted UNANIMOUSLY.
Resolved Isl. That We most cordially eS-
press our obligations 10 the Bethel Brass
Band for their valuable services npon this &C
ca>ion
I'd That we tender our warmest thanks 10
Prof. Hurry fer his valuable and Interesting
address upon this occasion. the subject
tot Free Schools. Also 10 Rev. .. T, Boy
den for his valuable address on Sabbath
Schools to friends and scholals,
81. hat We express our TANKS 10 the
iIIehdS 81 DttAe-t 1otlseFa, ia>aat nun anu
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Seven or eight thousand Republicans
were IN Council at Eaton. Ohio, On Saturday
last NesSrs. Chase. Smith and others ad-
dressed the multitude The meeting appoint
ed delegates from the different townships TO
the Congressional Convention to Be held At
Hamilton. Ohio.
We have seen circular from Mr.. Camp
bell. the present efficient representative from
tia. district. in which he declares himself op-
posed to the further extension Of slavery
occupies the same ground he has always &C.
eupied on that question-,hinks i would Be
a National calamity . elect Buchanan, stand
ing as lie does on the Cincinnati platform.
and com=s out distinctly for Fremont He
saws he does not wish to be considered as
Standing in tie way Of any man whom lie
people Of The district prefer 10 non4is ate If ls
consulted his own wishes, he would retire to
his home. but he leaves the disposal of him
self entirely TO his constituents.
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FOR 5TH DISTRICT.
DAVID KILGORE.
Local Ele etiCnS,

Elections for State officers or members Of
the next Congress, or both occur as follow 5
previous to the great Presidential election
November A. The results Of these VIII be
looked for with intense interest as important
indications Of how dat is going: Kentucky,
August 4; Alabama, August 4; Texas, Au-
gust 4; Missouri, August 4; Arkansas. Au-
gust A. Iowa, August 4; North Carolina
August 7; Tennessee. August z; California
September a Maine, September g; Georgia
October 6; Florida, October 6; Pennsylvania
October II; Ohio, &c OBJ H. Indiana
October II, South Carolina, October ii.
Vermont September 2.
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Sf3SIFIcAsT.-The slayccratic papers, who
all with ne accotd, a short time since, in
ed Sc heartily in h apns mp plies Of odium
upon tie Know NosLiugs, are now engaged
in giving '.aid and comfort to Ii EN- callir z
item a National Party" and the Indiana
State Sentinel was the chosen organ Of the FIJI
mos cites. through which Il call for the Con
vention was made. Ii charged that copy
was sent both to lie journal and Sentinel, but
the Journal positively denies having received
the notice. H. addition TO this. tie Vevay
Reveile, a rab Fillme re apeI, thus com
pIjments the "Dcmoeratc press" Of the "soi'
soap they are just now 50 literally bedaub
ing the National Fillmore men wi,h-'tis
pleasant to witness such @reAerly love and
kindness. So soon after the food of abuse Il Q
papers Of that party have poured out on the
heads Of tie Know Noth:ngs."
Til. Democratic press. to their honor /
it said. as a general ding have entirely re
Trained from abusing Mr.. Fillmore, They
ADM. Il e soundness 81 lis former a6mniera
ton. and are even wiling 10 ainit Ia. ttv
country would be safe if again placed andei
his superintendent, although thcy aGIentls
desire tie election of n BuchaGasi."
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From letter which we fad in the last Lib
ertv Herald, c. NJ. CLAY. writes that be will
positively Be al Liberty. on tie att u -fagus 81
nert. We understand that tie Central Com
mitsee Of this Safe will arrange several sp-
pointments for him. anj that Richmond viii
be one Of the points. He designs spending
three or four weeks in Indians.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-07-31
e. - nan knows via. poor. mi-e-able

T No man knows wlse. poor. nl-e-aoie
tool lie CO b.. na.i AZ pas7 % ne collar o
he South. AMI casanl=4ees TIE aivoeaeE s. SIS
institution il slavery, ana tie policy q s.
very ex eusi9n. TIE Richmond Enquirer
shows what tlaey mus. 90. and wha. Hey ak
pecs from lie North. i following paragraph.
We mas. show tia. African slavery ) a
moral! Eeis 555ls ra.aTal. AM probably. IN tie
general. a necessary institution Ct society
THIS ! tie ealy lie 81 argument = a. ~5il
enable Seu.herners - MAINTAIN tie doctrines
Of Sac 81 aals.y aa4 S.asery extension.
For il slavery b. a2s a legitimate. useful,
moral AL expe4lent Institution, we cannot.
without reproai of conscience and he blush
81 shane eek - extend il orassert cur equal
y with those States having no >aeh ias.i.u
ton.
"Oar northern friends need not go thus far
They DO no. seek % extend slavery, hu. only
agree to il exclusion, a matter u night ON
our part