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tHur6Onia County Court. December
Term. 1SJ6.
Present, Hon. l.. 7. Pol. AND, Chief Judge.
JANIS u. BILL. Associate
CHAs G.. NLwtIL., Judges.
.. =. WAKEFIELD, Sheriff


PETIr JUROR, EMrANELLED AND SWORN.
-Htr"r'. J ,rnr. Graham. JOSIAH johnson.
James II. Emick. Burke. A>a {. Ethriluc,
Ora Colhurn, Charles Watson. Dan.llp,
Wm. II. Moore. Amos Morse, Henry Cutter.
Gro;o,. Thomas j. Burnham, Mcsvs Adams.
lIrdw'ck, Henry O. Shedd Joseph NJ. Ste
vru> Kuhv. Mrrr,tt II. New hall Lyndon.
Henry u Fry, VIM. f.. Pierce. Newark,
Alvin Carroll, P"arham, ". NJ Bo,r,ou,
Harmon li.nI Rvrc.tr. Robert IIrnL.r
SON (l,u,!l> $ m-rs S, j ,hn>hnrv, \ e..
Chadwick. DAVID Chapman. Charles Binn
Su'tnn. .Jra R,thari>nn. e.. or.- Clark -
Sheffield. CharI.s S,nhrrn Walden, T. \
Els. David { D,ton. Waterford. Ahial
Ri"ha~I>"", l.. I. Dewey. Whecok, Paul
+. Grrri>h.
Upon the call Of the Docket fifty cases we're
set for trial hv jury
No 3 Spraenr r. IIals VS. Jane. Morse
was The, first in order tor trial Action or III.
case for tln~ing Plaintiffs land The ca>,
has been some wears IN Courr, this being the
4th time IN whi !, i: has been tried iv jury
The case no, closed at the time Of goin. IL
press.
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No +. ANIII.N

PERIL NED EREATIi W hat lady or gentleman would
re,, am, ,-l i, ,r>t d-irr..ble breath hen 10y
l>I.s tn, Balm ui ih"-Ild fl"N"I> as 4 dcntrice
r,r.tt II tat The teeth White
tiD then breath i 'dl,
AHA lat, -i j., cci" then tticiiG> viii Lever nell
Irur Your t"'it rl >ii
Il, \ lily cell brc
Nul!i-t i Nt'il
AirN art l. CGNPLEAiGN NAY easily be acquired
l., -l, l, ial Il iI,>irid Flow Ii y Ill remove
h> the SKIN, cN H. II 81 Il SOIL
Wet towel Oh w" OF Three drops,
ana wash the Ltct night and ni'iG,i,is.
SIiAk IN, NJ NDr EASY w II our Shaving brush III ell
,I,r warm r ,uli water uuur r.t drops 81 the
.iu t = iu.>tr,d Flowers rIib the beard we'll 1t
Iine ldticr. IHUCh ti!t
r.,i, II >.iI . Oils IA cents. Beware vi couli-
t@, SuLe se!.lile Unless sighed bE
W. p FtikID,rE& CO
IronrG prsuin Square. Nov Ysrk
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DEATHS.

BiIss-At West Concord, Nov 33d, MIR. baven-
port bliss, AGED - Years.
Russ-n Waterford, Nov. g. after n long and
distressing illness, Royal Ross, E>q., aged ID.
CuIE-ln ChHris.tUli. NV. rs, Martha. wife of
Euelezer Cole L>q., aged 40 Yeas, month and II
fowEKs-In Charleston, Nov. ~. Fanny ", wife
CT kev. Mark Powers, AHA daughter oil .niilrop
Cole E>q., aged "a Years.
CuTlEE-ln Dan,Ie, Nov. Is, Of consumption
Mis- iiai,ilah 4. Gutter. Vile Of Mr. Henry CutIer
The 4vtu Near oil her age.
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Ladies in van: of beautiful striped, plaid. and
rlan dress Silks. or kHL o,crie>. for the Grand
Icy-~ viii he suited sure at 5. Jeweu's Dry
Goods Store Please call.
81 John,lurv IHc. 2i. 1856. 10l0-l2
no FAMILY
Can afford % I've without Mustang Imminent in
their house. he many acchie.tS We are liable 70
may '.r ( Necessary any inone at. and nothing
Cal,ttie ct I'ert,rinlng such Il certain cure. (fT
nfltf " IN hitting HE hcttie from The fire il caught
and >caidcd III, ha'i> and person very severely
one hand Almost 10 Il crisp HE torture WAS IN
ne;ir;hc II WIS all awtui sight. x \ lie
Au>:Hl'g Lli.incht appeared |" extract TIE pam al
n,v~t nnucuIatciv. 1t healed rapidly and lett II,
>c..r 81 account. CHA>. tusr,E 40 Broad street
f.larc ;'!!:.,. Il j. uIiy a w.l'.,iiu. article. II
III cure ;.l,N OF swelling. BIr,'-, STIFF JOINTS
Eruttirlt> tr Rheumatism. For Horses IL shout,
II, yer te d-;,rl.>rd with. Oi'e Dollars worth Of
Mustang has frequently saved Il vaiilab.e hOr-e. II
cuIe> tails, Sprai!!s. Ensb"ne. Spawn and Found
er>. EIWAEE OF IMIIATIONS. Sod III all part
Of the iIAhIt.:ile Gl0h-.
BARNS \ rAEk, .ropr.e:ors New York
l0i0-l3.
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!. onhY of Confidence.

NEGETaRIF PI yo> ,EY RAIs,H. FOR CorcIIS. Con ps
AND 'oSCnriIuN iir late I.ct Dr. Leonard GODS Alb
O!t PIu' >>ri ri ir"i AI,NcI, Mas >alo:-FruII
long Loc ri Inc .-4.taic rn."i.N B.l>l. ~ nv fall
~ lfirUioyi
nav" ben led t,lcc side and Ell,
cine Reed, Ct Ter Co.. Druggists boston, Pr,rcr",
BE care Ill {" get he -clic tncr iuitt
S'h is Apoc,.!!,> ana Drug i,, ally, Price ~
isl
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Delights spanish Lustral.
~ A.IGtIE I' s.hF IHE
j:air Grow on Bald II e a Il 8

,,,Nu,r INV I.>ur'rt A>r .trr '""I. CIV
IA '" IT, mar .Ii Is ili. oil AID .r>t lis
Ii.Hi
For rIf ron TT IL III lily r','ir"itifr is fra
bans lu, ii> ,"ltIat"i, M ;"uIl h,> been
lt ;!!c ,ti, l,> Nil i'i -'ii "'ihi IA
r l. ut>.'s \ / t.nt liz, Il a. rlA aiiJi.- .' t'
hair
Fror. L,o.ar! St",i,is-,i. riv Mar>Sl 4 Iswrrno"
/" Whoa II i,lti. I"ii-i!t Span
i>l i>fi.i ~ tn i.ir. III ~'Nci nritlt> >t Il" not
'.'tl l. lU u ~ 'Nt'r 'NrrAtfc 81 the kI!
l~.t Il You hiNt l.ti lra tIt Il II YOU a; Z
'~,. 1tn 81 r AMI !,i L. iri;il II :',>t
81. tit., tH,l. >c pr-.ils Spa>.. I..stIa 5
I..>i lii" tl.l..- tod L
'Fr,Iua letter from David ryan. g. the BAY STATE
N.>. I.IHIti,"
nd nut NcrN Utlr ilih ~ liz = Itl-l u>ra knowing
that tll,. u.u, shape Han H..
-trttNt- ttt con, ''. l. trN II I.' i>t bottle CaUs
81 af,ir.ilrC' ny E"d ii'Wt T.. t"liN Lar.
l'lu iIIil>iI.d tn >,pliI bottle had
i. ti, Ntii,t entirely realized liz, woi,fU rtu'
# IL, Spanish IA~tra Ny rt>i,uo. NJ. l. EaI State
81 lnr,il twr.I, wi!"!. | ,.i I've
Prpt;cd hN Il Apit.t.ll. Druggist. NJ Appleton
Bio, \. Law ,tr. Mas - .rl > cents yer uutti,
FRED >Ml III. Mrtpclis. ii' Sale Agent for VI 10
whom all "r:.r> .iluuli hc .,i'!I'>>.i 49, Is
: III T., { sI.,u.in. 81. Jchr.sbl!s q "A sukl
l. r.,r.
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EtMAEKAEiE CJEE "r DY>rtrsIA

T. {
G"i:H,M. Nh March II. 1881
'IE II: VI li>Y-D.ar Sr: through ma Won
my coii!cI'lv T.; ,j.l.ru.n hc OXY.t>ATE,. B,r-
1EKs. the hest. ii lot he only mriicc thar
~ih cure Dyspepsia. ,uiirc'i i..- than six
years Il only ty>ii II su.''r. TIE: nii!arr
Gus n:"cine> ami III" skill ot li.Hnv pin, sirIai~
:'ut found 10 perilan-nt Tc.ici. until Ub:a:IIe
from Won tie ~ " iii:trS.
he cuiljt't:- 81 t'rcc /, t'i,S far restored NV
heath! tina, II he hast Two wears have had Iiu
o.c.,-ion for n...c ne. Isrr,n ny RECOMMEND all
Dv>rcp.!cs 70 .!y Il.
JOSEPH ". PARKER.
SETH ". FOHIE < CO. 1875 W,>iilI.y,o,
Street Boston, rroirlc;or,. Sol! by der "9em;s
ever where.
I y r- genuine r'l">- signed 81 IT'S the wTap1"r.
S!d :, { EIl.naln. II J,I.'l.rN Bacon Bra lett
- I"u> l.rN .l,i II N,'.li.rN. Lyndon. kAi..,
iiu a.. lA.".4 Center IInG titi,r> Stc!.ie!t,
fliltftfi. '.'Ntr '.c"r,c Wl, kN.Iatr ia Var
Ll.li E..L.ltt, Is, NM. 4 Ni.gAiI. " At,rt,rN.
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Ca1r, Coo1. on1 Tn,,c

We a, IS. all plp a-cr- rich Fancy foods or ANY dc
S'ltton 81 iuN> ali al Holden. Gutter Cos L., III,
IL klJt Street. b,Er,-,,c III lii" l,t'>i
ana neTi,tii pu hp>c> III the ltcd States havin
hosc Ill f.liEi Paris and '.raiiH- The, agent
Tor SdiicT>''ii Liner IAN, calculated Fire Works
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Penmanshir. Bookkeeping. Naviga.
t;cn. Engineering. &c.

Practically ta:ilt az Corners Commercial College Ia
" ishllSt"n Hiict fol.I'cd \ ID Isl open day and
evening Terms moderate No r.t>> Separate
department Tor Lad'->. Stu'cit> ald,i obtaining
pfIt'it y" ,A::as. Sc last Annual tata,gu. Which
Gan be hal III tn, ,,p - bN mail.
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WHAT bIER'S HEALING ENIEEOCATiON l.
1t iSA perfect pam destroyer. and an IN
valuable remedy for the cure OF i'hucmati>m
Cuts, Wounds, Pam in the side, back, and
limbs. Lumbago. Sore Throat, Burns, ScaId>
S"rllIng>. y que, CramP. &C. For cuts am!
wounds, II Is superior to any other prepare
ton. 1t will afford immediate relief IN scalG.
or burns and tor pans or weakness In any
part OF the system. 1t will give certain rclIet
III very little time.
Used internally, 1t is one of the most yalu
able remedies for crdmp or sPa>mOdic airc
tons j; tor pans or Soreness IN the side, throat
chest. or stomach, for sick htadache, nausea
seasickne>>, rheumatism. or any intrrna
weakness caused By tall or strain. Ii pos
sesses soothing, hraiig. and pam dt>tro, IN:
properties un.4uailed hy any other com
pound mt,iIrInt. and We have never knowI
II to tai IN arre>t'ng the progress OF the a
tove named diseases.
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Asthma,

Is useless To- dcsrihe the tortres oi Spa.mnic Ash
ma Those Who .tv suffered from its distressing par 4
ysIis kIi'v II II we'll What II is
JOKES Whitconi. trmty, prepared v Joseph Hurnc,
y" Al fremont Strtt. B'>t"i has seldom failed f, to,,
Inn c'.iatc relic, i'll The most ci-r> and fro
IUcu, has tncc.. Icrnai;ct cui" For sale hy al
DRUGGISTS Pti,e5
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The South Carolina legislature met on
Monday. The Governor IN his Message re-
CARDS the recent elections Is Merely establish
ING trurr between the North ard South -
He adv ocat.'s the revival Of the slave trade.
and thinks that every branch Of labor should
b.. in tbr hands of t!r slaves He refuses to
Law before I'll, legislature the resolution Of
OF the New Hampshire legislature. transmit
ted through the Governor of that state.
NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE. -
Governor Bragg of North Carolina has trans
United to the Legislature of ,ha. State, which
is now in session. the r.>oivrs Of the States
Of New HAMPSHIRE M,ss,ci u>ct's and q
hio. realizing to Kansas. slavery aud kindred
Subjects. rcmarkin. that they Indicate such
a state OF the I,uh.ir MUD in the Statcs irou,
whence they euauate. az TO render II w.r>r
tEan useless. III his opinion, 70 undrrt .kr
An, reply to them. recommends that no fur
TIER notice ". taken Of ,lrm.
FIrr AND MARROW T>C On Tues
d,v r,',rrIh. last. st ah"Ut o'clock 'ii'
dAri,iuL !,uu>c. tAru~ AID out hnll!,uT> tr
l"r..It. In Sinu:nu St,rr. E.-q OF Beet,
Pam >',n>rrAi were tItir,l> cun>u,n.d b,
tlss iii, y, vs. rlur buildings IN all Gh'
:.,in> we've fitted wrh hay and .rajn r"g.:h
,r wilh the fr;uIt1 tools, corn III tn" corn
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Wood Choppers Wanted,

T1'HE subscriber iwl>;> 10 engage choppers 10
Il cut $40 cords oil wood. Il 4. an excellent
chance and choppers viii do Wi. 10 "br, WIN.
Gla,.iy. PEELEI SIONE.
Sc. JChnso Er., Nov 70, 1855. l,d~ll
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Dry Goods Department.
New Goods. New Good

Dl'ST r-ccise.! III ki'tr-,:.cs B,.ch Al 5. .'e
- Dry Gott, Store. =. = '',->,'iiry.
Elegant and CHOICE ...-- .>.,, truly tsaa 3.
ana very cheap. Eici. -. ~.
, S,~udri lhi:,sts. I'll cu.of- "a .aade-: .'
Thousand Yard. very han-.n Deiares.
quality oi Ivoie>e: r.aii'. lieBa.e>, /
illi. Ducal Stripes. Apaccr>. * &c. Ia ST.
ore-. g"cds II almost endless variety. Cnei.ait
hay SiMrS. Sin and lLiici
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1 CALEDONIA COUNTY BIBLE SOCIETY

The Caledonia County Bible Society will hold
IL animal meeting 1T Peacham Corner. ON tuesday
the 23i dav of Dec 1e:56 at 10 O'Clock. 4. VI.
he Directors have made arrangement, with sev
eral gentlemen 10 entertain the meeting with such
REMARKS rs 'hE may think appropriate for the or
ca-l"n. |. il desirable tnat every Church III III,
County should be represented in said annual meet
ing tv Ut least two delegates
l'y oder III the Directors
THERON HOW ARD Secretary.
panvillc. NV % ls.6 l0-l2
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Land Sale...(Suildhall.

vlNHE NONRESIDENT PROPHIETORS Of tho
i town Of Gultlall. in tie County Of Essex, ere
hereby notified that the take. assessed bv said
town within two wears rext preceding this date,
remain either in whole or III Us Unpaid On the fcl
! loving described lands 10 wit:
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morbuS, diarrhtra. rheumatism. lumhagn
&c, &c. try Overs Healing Embrocation
"a word to the wise is sufficient"
4 u Ficli Proprietor. Providence r. T. Sold in 81
!"hn>'nry ly j. &. Bingham IN Dan,illc Nv ] II weeks
MCt,af'cv. oro NJ, q
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50 OO) Dollars a iear!i!
J, Russell Spaldirg's RDsemarv

Business hrr"ral salary SUR. I" secure a chance al
rc>S liit Iitc, aic,>iiic t'stc" STAMPS Mctrop,Ia
AGeii,S Once, IiaN elhll Mass
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Ut all pa'n-dc>tr"!rr> Is Dytr's Healing
EntrW alton. This medicine has Received
,nd,>ru'ahle proof. OF ITS value. from sources
OF rtiIatIiIty and confidence forming an ar
ray OF facts unparalleled ~ The history Of any
other i,rtparatIon. IL worthy of tie most
perfect confidence, performing as it does
most astonishing cures. and giving fresh evil
dence daily Ut It's disrasc-conquering power
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FAR X 1,SS
Compound Cream Of Lily
FOR He
Preservation & Identifying Of
r II e II. q Z Il,

WINS valuable preparation cxc.'es the scalp 70 =
rev ANA healthy action. c.ein.ss II from .cuii
and Jan ru.l. prevents ;r ar .itIn falling oil and
cures those crultve 'ii,cns"> With l::tn a,Ir-al
upon ihe hcSd. !. also CIV. tie halra rich AID
bcaUtiui Appearance ui.elG'il- l., ~, lhng f
the k FOR tile t",ct. l,I-- Mi! find ms IN ad-
m!rai'e article, - X gives ,u>urr,l. tr.iliarv a.
III, har. ca!.l'. Il ~ curl Az! removing all thai
uIiiI,tir. iIal> h>> aid rNLc-, al The har hch
oi-I lrecrte IL JOSS. No :,tv >innldhe WITHOUT
a bo.tic II VIII he much hc,. Tor = fragrance
Price s. ! cent, per bottle. Sold only T., the
PfofS ct"' ". III MI fAkkEE.
=, ln,>hU,v House :: I'll ->..,rv W. fooI
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Header, Il You have unfortunately become
wOuttlrd, cut or hru!>,d. Or are suffering
from pain, either ,u!~rnsi or external, cholera
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DRESS V!.':a.iNGS |!

G.. .. ~! g.id:i:s
Dnmestc 70 4: ;o,n,,.r- ease GA ~
Jewe;t>. where Z: r.! ..nc rEi,is ala sIl.i
wAEEAN1fI, 10 y
81. Join-burs Dr:. -. 1885. l0ai ::
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the policy OF the Lcxt it viii BE- read with
Interest
ACCInENr.-Bv u collision on tie North
rrn RniO,d between The W Mail and DO w
Freight lIalr> on Satur,A, last, Mr.. Emory
lhnlrr OF TIL, village, Baggage Master on
The p,>,uui>lc K Il was badly crushed be-
tween the car, while IN the act Of brakiny
up" The contn,lons OF his feet and les
are quite severe. but we are = lad 10 l-ar.
that he !, IN lair way OF recovery wthou,
rcrmancnt mi airy.
CAlIFoENIA FOR BUCHANAN-Bv the.
steamer HluuIS, which arrived at New York
on Saturday, from California, Nov. 5th, We
have the FIRST intelligence OF the Presidential
election IN that STATE. la San franrl,co.,he
run was close between Mr. buchanan and Mr..
Fremont. but III the Stale at large, 20 tar as
heard from, MIR. buchanan /, i 100 ahead OF
Mr.. Fillmore. and 1000 ahead OF Mr. Ere
mont. His success in Ca;ltorula rive, Mr.
buchanan la out o; The 296 VOTES OF The
Electoral Coitc1c, an,i - more lLan The hum
Der necessary lVdtLO.,r.
Kansas AFFAIK,.-kan,a, dates 70 the
rs, stale that Juu.e Cato had refused Wit
vi hdUta, COZ pa, III the case .; iid, hes, and
tir pro slavery men were Considerably tx-
tiiCd II. tU!i,t ,utIVe.
We nave Lca,,nwOrth dates which state
that Tie great land >ai,s were Progressing
wni,out disturbance. Judge L-c.u,rr had
issued Il process against Gov. Gcary Tor CON
tempt OF court.
Inc rc>l.na!ion OF Donaldson. L. S. Mar
>EAI for Kansas, has reached Washington,
aud has been acrclted. \ yrra, effort Is
making to have hl'n rc-appuInlrd III spite of
Gov. Geary, bat the President INSIST, that
t'cdry ehall be sustained. The vacancy has
not been flied. Mr. Fain. deputy under
Donaldson. is acting Marshal Of the Terri
tory, and may receive the appointment
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New lot Carretings

NEN 10: of Carr e:i.S jus, !-,c ~" .'..
" chea?b ~ ."-
October 50 1855.
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oUi rents ana lie upon our arms all nipbt .f
s9' stauohlng sentinels around the esmn md
await Aufther orders. All tbron,b tbd -
A. @tcnei' put heard nothing of DoneIdsop-
~ uay break we resumed our march o,,d
k. 9n' On TO Lecompton, where We arrival as
oeiore stated. l saw Donaldson tbero 80
80 MN where Robinson was Ob he
&c., So n9 went TO Lawrence after Mr.. Robin
H. GU 'oid INN that he had warrenf for
rs g ana was told by Robinson. Take
- aou @9fe As he did not dare boIofr
hin, o,raI. nc could get men enough to take
MN away from She Free State RS ~ , 'aNe
him alter he had got him. +" ''eU' ana Keep
AT last Marshal Donaldson srr,--,.,
all to Lawrence to fight the Fro a'i1,ie'' tlem
but TINS Williams would NOT d. ,S''se NEIL
alternative was to effect his &C. iiS Itliy
ne ulu win several. Others in like Mil ~
from Inc place OF their cchceaI1pent -
ca the narrowing sight of the dest,nct;o,1 Sc
Lawrence Previous to this event Wili;a, "
relates: "llIlains
In one OF the helish forays upon which
we were sent, we came upon a small nart,. 1s
Free State men. They resisted onr Pt ta; IN ~
away their property, and BufFord,s mon IL
two OF them dead on the grass When. We
were III the Shawnee country, we were invit-
ed to call at one of the mission churches by
.he eIileI OF the tribe. As the doors openeds
oeiore us what sight presented itself. Tbroe
~ massachusetts, men hanging by the neck
for daring to say that they were for Free Soil
wv nau oeeh shot, and one stabbed to the
heart' and they were hung up to strike ter
ror to the people of the East. Fopr DAYS af.
ter one OF Buffurd's men came into the eann
holding upon the point OF bowie knife n b,I
man @eaTt Boys said he, see here here
Is a heart OF damned abohtionist. he told
me ne was en- aboltionist; and / Law un
with my rifle and dropped him; 1 cut his heart r
out and it amt cold yet now III emf il omen
and see how it IoofS inside then m rrv il
and see how the damned thing tastes.
After 1 arrived at horne, saw in INV f.
Their s house paper whioh has tbsre been a
weekly visitor, almost ever since can re-
member-the Columbian Register of New IA.
VEN MY blood boiled with Indignation as |
saw IN that Paper that all was peaceable in
hahzas, all these stories of murders in Kan
zas are false all the wrongs in Kazas are
done by the Free State men, all for politi-
cal effect &C., &C., and l threw it down and
SAID to my father, that paper LES!
Mr.. Williams concluded his verv ipterest
ing narrative that he should vote and cast HE
influence tor john c. Fremont. No north
ern man, he said, who knew how the wives
and husbands, sisters, daughters and broth.
ers IN Kanzas, had sufIerd at the hands Of Tho
Pro-slavery party there, could vote for James
Buchanan
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wost ESTER DAILY

to the name of Wings in Massachusetts, and
elsewhere, it were absurd to deny-men who
would not be passed over to Pierce in 1902
like gang of negroes, who would SHRINK
with horror from the idea of giving AID and
comfort to the robbers, murderers ana Save
holders of the Missouri Border, and who have
all along hoped against hope for the Tesurec-
ton of the party. Most of thisscategory have
found their natural place in the Republican
ranks, But that there are others who sull
hold TO the old Wing doctrines as to Slavery
and extension, that ave not yet shaken the
dust of their feet against the party, is plain
from MIR. Hillard's including Mr.. Fremonts
friends in his large charity, as well as those
of Messers. Fillmore and Buchanan. This
last remnant of honest Whiggery can hardly
stand the attrition of the coming election, and
we beievethe precious will be eHectually sep
arated from the vile of the remnant of the
Wings. None who are capable of consecu-
tive reasoning can fail to see the identity of
the Republican party, in creed and confession
of faith, with the Anti Slavery Wing Par
ty' of ten years ago, and the identity of the
Fillmore Wings, with the most abandoned of
the Slaveocratic Democracy OF the dVys of
Polk and the Mexican War. The men who
belle their loud -mouthed professions then by
their subserviency to the Slave Power now,
only prove that they were deceivers from the
beginning and made those professions 10 de-
ceive the people for their own ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
There is something amazingly comical in
the outstretched mantle of Wbig charity thus
held up by Mr.. Hillard to all who have watch
ed the course of the Wing history in Massa-
chusetts. And yet it is not inconsistent with
it. That whole history for ten years past
has been succession of readings out of mem
bers of the party for their tidelsty to It's prn-
ciples. Thus it was that Charles Summer
and Henry Wilson and Charles f. Adams,
aud John G.Palfrey and hosts IF others found
themselves in 1S4S outside of he Wing
Church, for having honestly received and act
ed upon its creed And so at more recent
crises. So that it is no Inconsistency in the
remnant dregs of the Wing party to frater-
nze with Democrats, with whose vital prin-
ciple of loyalty 10 Slavery, they have always
sympsthized even when they made show Of
hostility to it. 1t is said that there is DO deg
radiation like that of a man once honorable in
profession and fair in character who takes to
evil courses and gives the lie to all the prom
Use of his better days. Soft is with the alb
ject residue of the Massachusetts Wings that
will remain after the Fremont element has
been eliminated from them. Of all the par
ties that have ever striven for the palm of in
fanny, there is none that can contend with
this. No plummet can sound the depths of
degradation into which they are sunk. The
Brooks and Keitt following in the South rise
into responsibility and decency by the side Of
their disgrace. For thtg are at least the mas
tiers, while the others are their willing and ca
ger slaves.