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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-03-15

we received yesterday copy OF the fer-
rysburg Journal" published by our former
partner, S. CLARK. His numerous friends in
this city will be glad to hear that he is yet
alive and doing pretty good business. His
paper presents healthy appearance and is
very neatly printed. Rep, Portsmouth, 0.
Much obliged, friend Drake, for both the
publican which is large, handsome sheet,
advertisements. 1t is long time since we
saw its pleasant countenance before. Ports
mouth is thriving go-ahead place, and un
derstands its own interests well enough to
paronize its newspapers by libarally adver
tising. Br. d. is pugnacous as ever, we see,
and in pursuit of the " spondulcks he pokeS
the sharpest kind Of sticks at delinquents.
ANDREW JACKSON DoNELsoN.-Thi gentle
man has written letter contradicting a mis-
take of some of the papers in styling him the
adopted son of Gen. Jackson. He says I" the
adopted son Of Gen. Jackson bears his own
name, and is now living at the Hermitage.
The Gen. was my uncle, and my guardian
and friend from my infancy to his DEATH
Gov. CHASE has declined the compliment
tary dinner rendered him by the citizens of
Cincinnati. His pressing duties and the fact
that the people of thot city disclaimed any
participation in the late disgraceful affdir,ara
the reasons assigned for declining the honor.
Can any one say why it is considered i'm
polite for gentlem n to 60 into the presence
of ladies in their shirt sleeves, while it is
considered correct for ladies themselves to
appear before gentlemen without any sleeves
at all? We marely ask for informltion.
The mercury ranged at and below zero
again during the first part of this week.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-03-15

Barstow, the bogus governor of Wiscon-
sin, whose certificate of election was obtain
ed by means Of forged returns, deGes the su-
preme court of the state to pronounce against
him, and says that he will maintain his po-
5ition by every means available to him.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-03-15

THE KNow-NoTHING PRESIDENTIAL NOMl-
NATIoN.--Not single 50 Am'rican'' paper in
NJ iine, NV Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode Is
land or Connecticut supports the Philade-
phia nominations. This is slow enthusiasm.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-03-15

.ag-Some of our citizens are much averse
TO the Toledo bridge project, and say it will
be resisted to the utmost.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-03-15

The Port Clinton Register says that the
treasurer's office of Ottawa county was open
ed short time since, and over Sc, 800 taken
therefrom. The eastern and western bound
trains were both blockaded by the snow a
little west of there, so that both trains laid
over there the night of the robbery. There
is a strong probability that band of bur-
glars were on board the train from the west.
A number of offices were opened and exam
ined in Toledo the night previous and left
committed, anl locked as found, showing
that the persons were prepared for doing a
general business in the way of opening and
locking doors.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-03-15

An unfortunate difficulty occurred at the
school near Mlllgrove on the 22I ult., between
the teacher. Harrison Kelley, son of Judge
Kelley, of Perrysburg, and James Wollam, a
lad aged H. The teacher attempted to chaS III s.,
that he had con ncealed, and struck the teacher
on the head, and upon the latter approaching
him again in his seat, he drew dirk knife
and stabbed him twice, once in the upper
joint of the hip, severely, and once slightly
near the knee. The school was broken up
for the time being, but the teacher is recov-
ering, and will probably be able to 60 on wi III
it in few days. The lad is under bonds for
trial al the next term of Wood common pleas
for assault with intent to kill.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-03-15
GAiturial pagt,

Early in May next, at the close of the present vol
ume, this paper will be materially enlarged.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-03-15
as~The Cincinnati Gazette and other pa

Gy-The Cincinnati Gazette and other pa
pers recommend that but one set of electors
be selected by both the Republican and KIN.
parties in each of the free states, with an
understanding and pledge that the candidates
of the party receiving the highest vote in
such states as beat the pro-slavery ticket,
shall receive the vote Of the electoral college
so chosen. This seems to be the only course
left open by which the proslavery party can
be beaten and every man enabled to vote his
untramelled sentiments. 1t is good move.
The State Journal says that the state house
commissioners of Ohio have made report
to the legislature. 1t appears that the
last legislature was importuned, as the
present one is, for large appropriations, and
did appropriate $l75,O)J; but the commits
sioners have spent it all, and besides have run
the state in debt, for work done and materi-
ais furnished, to the extraordinary amount of
$309, l23.42, without any law or authority
whatever. This debt is left for the republi-
cans to pay; and, in addition, a debt of
$4,000 for the lunatic asyums. This is
what the democrats mean, we suppose, when
they resolve so frequently that they are in
favor of can economical administration of
the government
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-03-15

STILL HAS A PiLE."-It is stated, that af-
ter all has been said about Blrnum's bank
ruptcy, the prince of showmen" has over
one hundred and fifty thousand dollars, ST.
cured in such manner that none Of his
creditors can touch a copper of it. Who
knows but that his " bankruptcy" is merely
his last speculation, and profitable one at
that
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-03-15

TROUBLE IN THE CAME. P.--Advices from
Washington represent Douglas as persistent
ly refusing to yield tie track to Mr. Pierce,
as was the bargain if Pierce would 60 in fDr
the repeal of the Missouri restriction on sla-
very The president, it is said, is very indig
nant at this treatment, and all intercourse
between these distinguished conspirators has
ceased. The fight for the Cincinnati nomi,
II ltion is now restricted to Pierce, Buchanan
and Dougas--the chances about equal, tn.
south rather inclined to Douglas but it is
thought executive patronage will carry the
day 10. S. Journal
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-03-15

The mercury ranged at and below zero
again during the first part of this week.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-03-15

NEw YORK Liquor LAw.-Tha prohibito-
ry liquor law has been repealed. The old
law is to be revived, and supervisors and JUS
ticas Of the peace made commissioners of ex-
cise The price for license is not to be less
than $40 nor more than $500 per year. Lii
censes to drink on the premises are to be con-
fined to taverns or inns.
Virginia has already "a debt of $35 100000
and it will take Sl00,000,000 to complete
her contemplated works. There are few if
any of them that are now productive, and
large additional expenditures are necessary TO
place them in condition to begin to pay the
interest on their cost. Virginia occupies this
position in her financial affairs. She has now
debt vastly beyond her means to pGy the
interest of it. If she stops where she is, the
works being incomplete, are Of little or no
value, and will not help the treasury of the
state in its troubles. 1t will be almost a to
tai loss, and repudiation will sooner or later
be sure to follow, as the people of Virginia
know little or nothing of taxation, and have
not the inherent honesty and sef-denial to
tax themseve for the benefit of the bond
holders to such extent as will be required
! to pay the annual interest Of thirtyfive mill
ions of dollars. If she determines to proceed,
she must enter the money market and ask for
. uIduy dtlultloHdl HilloHS CdH sic sell IeT
bonds? Will capitalists, with knowledge
of the wretched condition of her financial
affairs It present, feel disposed to make far
ther investments in her stocks? We think
not. But supposing the additional means
can be raised, and the state debt increased to
/ fifty, seventy five, or one hundred millions
! Of dollars, is there any sane man, with a
know ledge of the income Of these works in
other states who supposeS they will ever vie d
surplus over their expenses sufficient to pay
the interest on their cost? We have no idea
that this will ever be realized. They will
have an immense debt, and system of pub
lie works that do not pay.--[O, S. Jour.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-12

DIR. A. j. HOWE.
No 40 Front Street. .Worcesis
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-12
CEORGE r. sPURR,

(SUccRSSoR TO L. T LAzELL)
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DRUGGIST,
An dealer in Gold Piete and Foil, Mineral Teeth and
Syrups
N. B. Physicians Prescriptions carefully prepared
rom the best mericines do dit
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Auetions.
SIIERIFF'S SALE.

BY ALEX. PUTNAM, Auctioneer.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF GOLD AND
~ SILVER WATCHES JEWELRY
AT ALEX. PUTNAM'S AUCTION HOi Sc, MS IS
ana 6S Maia 81, commencing SATURDAY kTENING
Jan OH, and Continue every evening throughthe fellow
ing week. or until the entire stock is sold The goods will
be open each day, when ladies gentlemen are nvis
to call and may pu chase at very low prices sales Wi,
commence each evening at seven o'clock.
il GRAY h S1T saiamen
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-12

Bpl,n elsa raoRsaiA Ft9wers ~ tad@r
do you wish beautiful cempexoni II so, us the Balm
of Thousand Fteuersn Il eradcates all Tam Pimpl.s
and FrecEles from the face. For washing and shaving
and clpansi the Teeth leaving beautiful, perumed
breath-it kds no equGi!
Enr N1,rc.. ipR dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-12

o. HOUSE-FOR SALE.-The House and
Es;;, Land, No.25 Summer street, at.y owned BY g.
,GA Abigail W. Smith, deceased now occc inleu BY
Five Fam les, IS sale at blrsan to Tie Purchaser
For psrtcua inquire Of JosEPE LkwIs, near tae prem
ises, Or WILLIAM JEsNIstN, Ne. 10 Chestnut Street
WOrcefter. In. Ii j So.
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PATENT AGENCY
AND
NJ O,DEL ANUFA Glory.
No 2O7 MAIN ST., (up stairs) woRcEsrER
Models, Drawings. Specifications, &C.,
made and
=. PATENTS PROCURED.

= "A I'M EROCO kEOs
By JAS. q. ARNOLD. Worcester. Mass.
A PRAOT. CAL NE Il iNIO &hHAFrsuAN.
Well acquainted with the Patent Laws aud prvcee inps
s In the Patent D hce.
Hivng made many SUCCESS al apple ltions for Pitenr
Ircfr 70 them rs furnishing ample evidence Of ability
All busnes conaded 10 me will he promptly att nded
oat the iOtcest rates Casually % per Mt lower than
the same 'uli Du others IN the proiessi0n)
Having INJECTIONS " IN ore NJ the nest Agei Is at
Washington and making ir, qutlt RPS there am ena
bed To keep thuroughy posted in an relating 10
Ptsnts and NV Inventions, thus anori hest facil
tiles fr preliminary examinations, and advising Tuyen
tors In re9ard to occurring tent Tor their Invei ons
Inventors will hnl thr avanns to putAheir in
ventions INTO substantial Model as soon as prac-
ticahc, (hs lfeqdent Patent in u ques
ton OF priority inyeDtopN and insult zone reliable
acquainted with tue Patent Laws proceedings
u the Patent Odice. as TO securing their rights
Az communications strictly c0nide ta Advice ss 10
mode of proceeding given gratis Preliminary eN nina
lions made comparing inventions with those already pa
tnted, or IN use foi the purpose, involving The
principles, and advice given ~ he prob utility OF
obtaining patent In saving from ty to one
hundred dollars "a the inventor
MODELS Of all lnventlons that require them made
tooder upon reasonable erms and warranted TO answer
the acquisitions Of The Patent Office
Deeds Of assignments recorded at Wshi gtou Conies
Of Drawings, Sp cihcAtons, and other apers In the p
tent Office obtained copy Of the claims OF any lnven
tlou farplshcd Tor IS cent?.
Tue Patent Laws. Reports Of Patent Cases and other
valuable works ryatleg to Patent together With
pett list OF all the Pa nt Was bnvto can
be seen Vi my office, free Of charge.
For furth.r Information, inquire Of
J. @. ARNOLD,
Over No. ?07 Main st., Worcester.
trAll communications strictly confidential
Jan1 daStf
gKNHE u wsr FLoUR.--Astther lot Of 10 bbIs.
n Qhncy Flour, received TOT. lay And inr aale by
WIN. o. SWEET d Co.
d32 ar 1s8 Mn
ksTOW E'S SOAp.-100 KS i5r SAFE al Tie MAJ.
NRtcnrcIs price hy tho bon, w 49,. - -,
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ron SALE n " ESTBOTRis-O'5.

o. FOX SALE IN WESTBORO'.
#H;i ALARM II the 6rst Disseminating o acres
I4AssA. W, sd and watered. IL acres OF hard wood
AMI goot supply fruit.
There were raised upon the farm the past year IS tens
Of English hay tons Of mradow hay $40 bushels Pota
oes 49l bushels of corn besides Fruit Beans and Pump.
kins net few.
The ldlngs Of large well bu 1t House-Baru
30 by 80 feet-Carrage-house II by 30-Wood house "A
by 20 Daguerro.ype 4 the place may be seen at
this office
For iurther particulars inquire OF w FISHER ESQ,
Worcester, Dea. s. N. WHITE, ate rm,N We4tbo-a,
or O. GILMAN upon the premises II desired so acres
with the buildings will be sold separately.
Westboro. Jan. Sch, 1856. f2sA
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-12

HOMRoPATHIST AND SURGEON,
(For nine years an Alopa,hic Phys cian.)
OFFICE AND RFsIDgNcs no. WALNUT ST. WORCESTER
onice hours frop. 3 % a. NJ, aDd to ?. NJ. =
iv u d6m
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81 win. Lron. s. Branl,aIrs oUApRILLE


Mrs. M W. tscraI IDS, Feth.tIe Z = , "a.
Miiwiferv and united with the stu y about years of
practice thee Of which has been in this city, and without
the loss Of single mother child, would, with degree
friends generally as she considers the business belonging
exclusively to qualified females
b. Uterine and other Female Complai nts will also
be attended co in CONNIE tion with DR.. Wilson's Scpenne
Supporter.
Residence es Summer street, between Central and Tx
change SITS. ntO au
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-12

READY MADE DEPARTMENT.
Here will be found complete assortment of FASH
onaoe lrments, ade up by the Of workmen ia the
"a est styles TO be fund in thountry: and gett men
and at SHE lowest prices. Z
me following is list of of tbs articles on sale
ua6e for the season, and the prices at which they will
be sold ' 80
HEAVY PILOT SACK ovBRCOATs, suitable for those
exposed to our severe climate, from. s. to
TALMA SACKS Of English Treble MilIed Beaver, made in
entirely new styles-a superior dress garment
SEBAST0P0L TALMAs, made from heavy Revrrsihls
Beavers, suitable for travelling or riding from
SEQ 10 $50.
DRIES and FRaCK COATS made in L. st style OF su e
rior workmanship and trimmings, ....S 8 TO Sy5
CHARLES A. SMITH s. CO.,
No. Old Siate Bos,Ou.
d22 d2w&eod4w
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NOtfee.-W L Hobs. Teacher Of all kinds Of Brass
sInstiumens CLr met, Flute &c. Brass Bands taught
la TIE most thorough manner
Also music composed arranged for brass and string
bands ochesrras &c. Apply tc Loring Broth RS Music
Store, or W. L. Hobbs, 20 Winter st, Worcester.
sol
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-12

HR. MARCHISE'S CATHOLlCON, A
az valuable remedy for all uterine diseases for sale by
GEO r. SPUR
JapZo du Druggist 201 Main ct
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-12

ARDS Boston L Eastern Ex
IreBs 90 have removed their Office to 1870 Main street
Brinley Block, nearly opposite American House.S
any
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Boston advertisements.
DECEMBER .22d, 1855.

L Q g e N I L E M e n :.
The Undersigned, in order reduce their present large
stock OF RICH FASHIONABLE GOODS r lientsmen's
wear have determined to MARK DOWN their prices to
sum for each article at least FIFTEEN PER CENT LESS
han the same goods have been sold before In add
ton to our extensive assortment of
RICH sEASoNABLE GOODS
for eentlemsn's wear, we have just received from
PARIS AND LONDON
rhe choicest styles of RICH yEsTINGs for Evening
Dress. New styles of ANTALo0N sTrFFs
Entirely new designs for DRESS AND FRocK COATS
All Of which we shall manufacture with such care and
attention as will stamp our Gamers at 6ace elegant
and distinctive and at prices meet the wants Of the
most economical.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-12
Real Gstatf.

o. FARM FOR LE;.--situ ,le.l il, Auturn.
M;,:I within i've mi es of the City Hall in orce ter
ILL. containing ity-hve acres Of good Land suitably
divided into moving pasiurlng tlage. and wood land
There is good two story House, Barn. Carriage h USE
graineryand ether out buildings all in good repair so
Wood ut tot fifteen acres not conn ed with the "a M
but which will BE- sod with il Tn, whole viii be dpf sed
Of Il great bargain and the terms of pay net wi be
made very easy Apply st this office the emi.es
jan10 deep w4S j. O. Co.'s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-12
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS
PRESENTS. NJ
"'E1' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES !.

Go to CLAFl ms With the rush, and Pr cure one Of
his inimitahe
for Christmas or New Years Present. which is Of the
most precious mementoes you present to friend or
rel tive lie is in full oreratioD, and making pic
tn res which defy competition He mates HIS OWN sPEoT
MEMS therefore YOU may depend obtaining IS good
picture rs you exhibition.
Go early, 10 sitting, at his Rooms, iSS
Ma IA Street.. Worcester d22 def
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-12

H. Clou.I,.s~ Columbian PTIIs-A sure
cure Tor pain IN the side besdace. sick headache es
tyeness plies uervou and all bilious derangeme ts
Thes- Pills cure with cost Of money and loss e Tune
t, t 'nsSinm ever discovered; and there is no
sea or gripping atening their use Every family in
worcester should have dozen boxes IN he house touse
as fl nilv N dicne, for these Pills, il used faithfully
will hregk u any fever if used early ard The best
thing or clid any pers trisd Slll iy D. Scott
g. r Spur, j. Green and others. dtf ol9
Savvin, Lyon, 81 BraDhalfs QuADRILLE
BAND tForu cry Dorman's Band.1
Director,-J. W. LYON
Pr mpier-FRANK SAWIN.
J. W. Lyon. ....................".ls list Violin.
F. SAwIN-. ..........-Zl fleuu'
u. BRAAH .s'.--SidIiouVS'
H r. DopNAN,.............Cor net Piston.
G. A. RICHARDS, ......,.... Dou4se Bass.
Appy.to Dorulans Eating House, corner Of Main ana
Front sts C. Branha 25 Mechanic St. at the ONCE
Marshs Music store, 1921 Main st. .
u any nun Der OF Pieces furnished.
s24 diff
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APPl.ESs APPLES :!

WeaterR Ticket Otlice. Through Western
Tickets, foi all principal Cities and Towns.
LEONARD 81 CO., Agents,
au24 diff $50 lain street
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VANILLA BEAN. A surerir article for sale
ny GEO. R. SPURR,
Jtnit diff 201 Main st.
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Ncw Advertisements

GOLD pENs.--we ha " now rece we'd our SUP.
N ply Of Commercial, Medium, and smaller sizes,
VERY snpfior prcle msdetn oar order, and STAMPED
with QUE name FvPRy peS wARRAHriDs
We also have tho Wilson's Paeut Pen. which many
thns cannol be oxcelloL COLEMAN PUTNAM.
d2I dn 80 Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-12

MEDICINAL XTRAC CTS. Of superior
! quality, from celebrated English manufacturers for
sa u quantities. to suit by GEO r SpCRR,
Q ]apl DIFF 20l Main Street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-12

GROUP SYRCPS. The best in market. for sale
" by GEO. R SPUR,
JaRAt orr 201 Main x.
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"a Good GtHile - Coming Wv Il persons
selecting Presents fr The Hlavs please look at the adj
VERT emeut Of II lliday Go 6s at
di2 dtf COLEMAN & PuTMANg.
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nlisletlaneous.
T.ADIEs HAIR oCTREss.

H0uCHINsS CORN SOLVENT. Ac-
knowledgei by all to be an excellent preparation
Tor the speedy cure Of those toTmenu of mankind
Corns-is for sac at GEO. r. SPURRS,
janll dn 201 Main rect.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-12

Dr. Hcury Sargent gIves special attention to
Diseases of the Eye 0lce No. IL Worcester Bank Block
my2e dtf
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DR. per s. Clark have just received and have for
sale, on hundred fed Hogs. extra size d3i dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-12

FENHER MOMETERS of superior accuracy and
Irish for sale at GEO. R. SPURR,
Jthll du 20l Main st.
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FtQNNETS, BON ErN l--iAdIes II we.t o.
- He1neh, WIN nad the lafgnet nssorlri nc nnd ne
Bor fm.nr ppsticuhrt cali 81 bls eac 100 Main AZ
-nlA ". az 20 W.
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DA ~ IA * NJ
Dentist has removed his Office and residence to No Wfl
nut rect, Worcester
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Over No 207 Main st.. Worcester.
~ All communications strictly confidential.
jan1 dhstf
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W. HIT y WUIAAe' WHITE QUILTS.
800 Just received, and selling for 3 4 SO each worth
W OO,at LOCKE CO.'S New stoie,
N Under the Wnrneslev fInoee
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-09-24
OUR ORGANIZATION

he work OF organization is progressing rap
idly and hopefully in cur county. The spirit
OF the people is thoroughly aroused, old and
young, high and low, rich and poor. every
class. every age, every sex, are animated bv
the love OF our common country, and is full
iy aware of the danger to which it is exnosed
OF the severe trial which it is undergoing. and
OF the despicable schemes by which bad men
are seeking to overwhelm it in ruin.
Our meetings are attended by crowds of
the people, each man trying to vie with his
neighbor IN enthusiasm and devotion. Moth
ing can exceed the anxiety of the people to
hear and listen to speeches They never seem
10 tire OF appeals to their patriotism and love
OF country, and warring against the spirit of
Digotry and disunion. 1t will be observed
that eight or ten speakers at our township
meetings is nothing unusual. Our opponents
are struck dumb with terror and dism,r
They are disorganized and in confusion tbev
know that their secret, vulgar trickery can
not face the bold, free split of the honest neo-
pie of Cambria. and they now bear their last
lingering hope upon some future massacre in
" bleeding Kansas, the details of which tbev
seem to have already prepared.