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NEW MUSIC.-WIDOW BEDOTT'S FANOBITE
~ Polka; India Rubber Polka, Chinese Polka otrak-
osch DO Peep Polka, Montgomery Pop goes the
Weasel, Duet Whippoorwill S%chotti,h, Beichcr.
s0NGS-Money, by IIaache Pilgrim Harper,
by Massett We all are rejoicing to-day Onaway,
Words by Longfellow, Music by Converse.
At RuST'S Music Store, No. . Bank Block.
Burlington, je7 diff
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XERY IMPORTANT To HOUSE KEEPLRS.-
' Spratts Patent Sclf-scalin- Can for preserving
Fruits and Vegetables of all kinds in Il perfectly
fresh state. with their natural shape, color and
flavor, without the addition of sugar, salt or Acid.
These Cans may he used year after year. The dircc
tiou> for preserving Iruit and Vegetables accum-
pany the Cans. For sale by HI. DuoLITrIN.
Burlington, icl7 dSw
NEW OOk AT THE CHURCH STREET
~ Bookstore. "The states aud Territoric. of the
great West their Geography. History, advantages,
resources, prospects &c, 6c. with Il Map and illus
tratIons, by Jacob Ferris, Sl,jO. ''uur Country
man. or brief Memoirs of eminent Americans, by
benjamin J. Losing, SIPS. "Knowlclge i, Power
"A view Of the productive forces Of Modern Society
and the result, of Labor Capital AMI skill by Charles
Knight. ''Ihc Earnest Man" Life and Labors of
Dir. Judson, by II. c. Conant. Sl,0o.
Inst rpppiypl nt
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A FULL ASSORTMENT Of the beautiful " Mod
IA ell Melodions'' Manufactured by Mason &
Uamblin, can now be seen at
RuST'S Music Store, No. 8 Bank Block.
arlington, Jan. 23d 1856. diff
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HoPS.-looo Lbs NEW Hops Put Up IN !
ID bales suitable for family use for sale by
lie % VAN SlCkLEN 4 WALKER.
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IN HAND, MI FOR SALE, THREE NEW
~ Concord Wagons, side springs; one two-hor-e
Lumber Wagon, light, with tongue, thills and two
seats; One one-horse Lumber Wagon; three light,
one-horse Lumber Wagons, with steel-springs under
both box and ats-ncw-tashioned called the
Clipper Canada Wagon,"-to be sold chcap for cash
or good paper HENRY WHITNEY.
my5d6wGw.
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HOS. DINIEL ROBERTS.
Steamboat Excursion.
EXCURSION TO PLATTSBURGH.

The Steamers Canada and America have made ar
7, NJ, for an
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TAKE NOTICE.
ZAEEs-ftlE, OgIe.

Mr. J. T. TosJ>rsmish'
DEAR SIk:-I have been afflicted fer three years
with Rheumatism u4n bacsrn for :c last six months not
get bed without help and your agent in our
ct, iscd my trying bot!s OF Chang FhC Linimen
try would haV; and bottle ias relieved
me 50 ic that get ms bed without dir
culty. blessing try for yonrss'f4nd
''0 VII Vs "'' i''S'N Mas. ~ COCHRAN.
"''''' 1-'e r ii. LOGAN Co..
my1:iy IL 80 Bridge Corner.
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SETTLE
ON ACCOUNT Of Change in their firm, 81 persons in
dpbJed the sutscrbrs their Retail store. ear
requested e ready the ist OF jar.
nary, wise, and all having clsiEns
NCCLALLESS KNOX.
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Payments to be mule in All r@~& IN aa,at,
Honey current IN tie .StGte lsisr. ins.i
uiH be rerciref cS par.
or T-RRI<C,
The Farmers Guide.
SCIENTIFIC IND PR.tCTIC.iL 4
RICELI'I'Rk..

RICE-LTI'RE.
Br IIRSNY STEsHExs r r. s., Of Eiinbusgr and Ii. IL.
r. SoTuS, Professor Of Scientific eric in "a &
Ieye, New Haven v0lS. ROSai octs 20. !5s' pa. .,
numerous Wood and steel EaEravinss.
Tlis ia, eonsseliv. the most complete w"r> ARR.
published, aud in order civ. v!t-r a
ton. ihr publishers have resolved 70 reduce the pr Is
FIVE DOLLARS FOR TIE TWO NOLrNiS
When by mail t-palGJ - C,lfnrnA and Uy,.
price VIII be 81 To other part Of ti- Cunu l.
ada ipoNt-paiil 30. ~ TGis cOrE is ms a. "Si
Hs Er1.as.r
ways bt addressed, post. pail TO the Publisher.
LEONARD SCOTT ~ CO.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
No. Z. sprigg House Emporium!!
CLOTHS. cASSEXERES q HESTINGs.


fGRE PtasaSe In heAG able to to old customer
p EsW XeE and have ahie the FASH
s 6es4s fer The thE4 the Great Emporium, New
YORK. GaniPeTt q REAase and The old countres andhNv
S dsensed with The sale Of Common Cothnc RveG
and time 70 attend the Eanis Of all Of
estcSee1s n tho Fashionable way. Ny stock
BLACK. BROWN. GREEN BLUE. OLIVE AND
80 S DAHLIA CLOTHS.
l5oI and Wool cRsaIneretts. al shades and eolors,
Boba9ae, OFapef unner Cloths Linen and Grass cloths,
Be- making RF0eE, jDFe5S, SACK Business
60 prtnInss, DC. fer making Pants.
AZ % VeSsinEs, have the Seaufdl selection
9kSd - n city all o. which prepared make
R N the most fAahio1abe and best STYLE ihave secured
M. RcsAGs services Cutter the coming Season.
S Certain II saying Et furnish better clothes than
coy hodss NEST Of the mountains.
Ia connection vita the above 1k2Te beaoul assortment
81 Furnishing 6oods ali fRe, seasonsble aud fashionable,
eonsSlaS ot CIoths caSseTe, cssm=rrtt, BOTnbszne,
fass Linen Dr1bA and Plain Linen. ProcE, Dress and Bus
gssS CoatS Vests 1ad Pants made from the FAshoua
As Linen and Cotton 6hlTts Sk, Linen, lambs wool Aah
cotton UndeEEirtS and Drawers CraVa5 Stocks, Collars,
. Gloves Rad Sou penteEs
Hosy IN variety also every other article suitable
fer completing gcntrEssn'S wardrobe.
Al lhe above named articles, with many others,
e Gao Be found At my store, No. SPrEE House.
P1eESs eau In and take hook, and much obSe yours,
Er9 8. RICE
EOTICE@EXTRA.
lhsYe SSOastssk Of Common Clothing that Will dis.
h'oe[ o. 4tnS Soeds. . ~
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NEW BOOKS.
CORA and the Doctor;
l scenes in the Practise Of a Se= York Surgeon;
The Hearth Stone, BY SAml. OSSooi;
Ti.e Hidden Path, By Marion iariand;
The School of Life, by Anna Mary Howstt;
The Poetry Mastery Of Dreams, by Chas. D. Leland
The Slave OF the Lamp, BY Vim. North;
Which: Si- Right the Lets
TIE News Boy;
Wolfert's Roosr, by Washington Irving;
H.rolnes of History. Icy Mary f. Hrwe:t;
The Wrinkles, III, Merry &OnomXniAcs;
Life among the Horhous;
Rogers Treasures English Words.
Together ct the hes: works II the
For sale b. JOHN II. THOMPSON
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The great and important cTcn:s-RFliyiour, P.r.,,
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the HSst occupies large space n their p1Eys
urnt Is closely criticised, whether otfrena or Of
its shortcomings IcarIrS4ly pointed out Tn, ir;,.,
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Co-Partnershin.
A Good Custom
/. issolution of Co-Partnership.

THE r.p heretofore ex!sting under the Of
Gor"n Matthews Go. is this day dissolved hy mutual
consent J. NJ Matthews Co. whT Kill continue she bust.
ness til. ;se late hrIa s=ifS
l.. = GORDON.
$40. AG MATTHEW'S,
JNV. L. AGSES.
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Savings Bank Store.
Skw FASHIONED LErr1Rs AT THE OLD Posroprr

r An NOW receiving opening unusually large and
general aSsOrtnsnt Of Boots Shoes Hats B0nnsts n-
eTeas and Carpet 5aek the OF Market and Mon
sreSts HherlnE Va in thr formerly occupied
he Post ooE and opposite tAe McLlre HOuEe, large
sd entirely SOek which purchased for cash from
ne RAnnaetureFs Q: the North under the most favorable
circumstance, and Offer them citizens of Wheeling
sod vicinity At reduced, Wholesale and retail and respectful
b eOlieft share Of patronage. q
ldecm TssIeSs TO much In praise Of stock. II
saistEke the people Of Wheeling easily r,
6GgEed h. advertising puRs; suffice have amy yari
y ot mems yehA' and boyS' Boots and Shoes mirror six,
otesu Weoi, LEhoru, brush and %sEau Hats and fer La
4es OF SILK Lawn Straw and Braid BSnnts Of
the most recent fAShlons and stylrs.
AlsoaOSs, Slipper and Cater, both for lad6rs misses
Sad children, Of tie make and quality
-eAh and see for SSurSeivrs
Having purchassd Eoek Of the Rhaye named arti
Ors, IW0Od respectfully Invite Country Merchants can
GEd send their erderI viii duplicate bills
SpS B. H. WATSON
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Choice Reading.
CTAR PAPERS. by Henry Ward Beeehcr;
~ School OF Life, by Anna Mary lIoSitt;
peSluinceyt Opium Eater; sss55 - q
Robert Graham, sequel to Linda
Life Of Sam Houston;
Men Of Character, by Douglas Jerreld; sos
Tales for the Marines;
Heart Ease; CAstlc H1sIders; =
History ofthe Hen PeVer;
Ida Mays received by Is;
isls. 8. WILDE 8sRo.
$50 ps rich eambrc F1ounctnsp; ~ e .tTs E.5 ~
~ Ewss aad Cambria EdgnzS;
s. varieties Of lace, caml'ric and 9Siks Collar.
12 dos. lace, cambria and SR!Ss Sleeves;
very rich robes esnbroderGd In eArnbPic and !
book nusins; ~ s.5.-.-sr a
Ls Sleeves and linen cambria Hdk'ts
+ Jpst received by Ett0it
ts5 HElsKELL.& Co. !
WINDOW BLINDS 77-7s-7I7 =.
OLAIN Green on Cloth, Landscape and Pa.
L per wlndOHr blinds, IN great variety - -
! Ron ssle.hy7 ). d 4 4 q WILDE 6BRo, 3
narfS fPs 5esitfiin an t'pseaFt-.
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MIS- CELL A NEOUs.
n ,t,psT 49, sfs p. wATNAS--
- .Marshz& Wayman
p WHOLESALE aSD RsTAu pgALsES IS
BOOTS AND SHOES
Tar ms }. b AARSH

=
t-s. e. -. -, ,.-;,, Sp,tSSS ~
EHoIISALs ASD ss; ; PSsIINEe
BOOStfS AND 0F1OE0
FkTIIta OLD srASp OF >. 3. MARSH.
WashLiSS' ~, 1918
49, Dyon ~ 800 80 ~ 5,ssrS Tsnrsartnrers
nov FSsstslS s.Si a., crsts If hoots ana
F and %iss , t syF n s
taey nanny hiA 49,; 80 a. r., |orE
to order. aeeerdinE 70 2r o~ atesens y t
men In the east Gypsy toi ;, or Pc
sau, with variety @ Pau Hia'sL Soeas H 20 1v f
PAssrd ny say otaet NJ ~ , 4,
DURABILITY -
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the sign Of the Big Rcd Boot.
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Popular aud Family Medicines
SOLDBY
JOHN FL II,HISoAfPSoN,
4, DR.. wi,,ar's Bat4am Of Wild caerryi
Ayers ChrrEy P"ctOral,
John Buli'A S4rsaJarilia,
ToHnsrnA'S do
Osgoo1s India ChOlaGoSue,
Dr. Houtu's Pcp5!n,
Green's OxESenatrl Bitter,
Hollands G.rtnan do
Aortineg's iilcuurtie Compound,
ScArp'9 Aucoustic OH,
STroblv's Pile lInInent,
Perry Dav!r' Pain Killer,
Mexican Mustang LiuiuIent,
NcLane Hrrmlfugc,
HcL.nne Liver Pills,
Wrjght's Indian Vegetable Pills,
jew DAvid's or Hebrew Plaster
Poor Man'a do
DAlley's Pain Extractor,
McAllIster'E all healing Ointment
Dr. MRrchsIs Utrrin. Catholicism,
Railways Ready Relief,
do Mt,iicatei soap.
S~roge.her with all other popular Family Medicines
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COMPLETE LI82ARY EDITION

In five Very large octave volumes. with fv-t,'- f-
If Charles Dickens. containing the r"ain- f1u
the Illustrated Edition, and comprising cG' i-t
very large double columncd page, hsndsea'!s pat" q
hound ia various styles.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-09-17

A PERFUMED BREATH,-What lady or gentle
man would remain under the curse of disa-
greeable breath when by using the BALM OF 4
THOUSAND FLowEns" as dentfrice would not
only render it sweet but leave the teeth white as
alamaster? Many persons do not know their
breath is bad and the subject is so delicate their
friends will never mention it. Pour q single
drop of the "Balm' on your toothbrush and
wash the teeth night and morning. A fifty
cent bottle will last a year
A beautiful Complexion may easily be acqui'
red by using the balm ola Thousand Flowers. :.
1t will remove tan, pimpes and frccklcs from
the skin, leaving it of a soft and roseate hue
Wet a towel pour on two or three drops, and
wash the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EAsY-Wet your shaving;
brush ia either wan OF cold water, pour on two
or three drops of "Balm ofa Thousand Flowers
rub the beard we'll and it will make beautifl.
soft lather much facilitating the operation
shaving. Price only Fifty Cents.
w. ?. FETIDGE & co.
Franklin Square, NevsSork
For sale by all druggists 2i"v.
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Important to Everybody.

FOR THE last three years, / have been engaged
in business known only to myself, and compar :
lively few others, whom have instructed for the
sum Of 5000 each, which has averaged ME at the
rate ot $4,000 to $4,000 per unnurn; and having
made arrangements to go to Europe next Spring, to
engage in the same business, am willing to give
full instructions in the art any person in the t.
nited States or Canadas, who vii remit me the sum
of al. ] am induced, from the success have been
favored with, and the many thankful acknowledg
ments have received from those whom have in
structed, and who arc making from SIS to SIS per
day at it, to give any person opportunity to en-
gage in this business, which is easy, pleasant, and
very profitable, at small cost. There is positively
no Humbug In The matter References OF the best
class can be given regards its character, and
can refer 10 persons whom have instructed who
will testify that they are making from 50 to $l5
per day at the same. Il is business in which either
ladies or gentlemen can engage, and with perfect
ease mike very handsome income. Several ladies
in vatous parts of New York State, Pennsylvania
and Maryland, whom | have instructed, are now
making from So TO So per day at 1t. 1t is general
business and but few shilIings is required
it. Upon receipt Of 81, will nmedlalely send 70
the applicant u printed circular containg full in,
struclions in the ART, which can be perfectly under
stood at once,
All letters must be addressed to A. 7. PAR
SONS, 1886 Broadway, New York
Sent 5-tf
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-09-17

Hollo,cays Ointment anI -Extraordina-
ry Cure Of Bad Leg communicated to Profes-
sor Holloway, by f. Merchant Esq. of the Ga
zctte Office, Edgartown Mass.-Mr. Daniel
Nortown of Elgartown, had asore on his leg,
which defed all ordinary remedies, and instead
Of improving him he only became worse. At
last he had recourse to Holloway's Ointment and
Pills, a few applications of the Ointment to his
leg, effected wonderful change for the better;
it lost its swollen and angry appearance, and in
very short time he was completely cured
His leg is now quite sound, and he is able to re-
sumo his work, although he is sixty years %
age! This astonishing ungucnt will cure wounds
and ulcers even Of twenty years standing.
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THlIkII1I 8JVIHdTB, NC .V-gTUTK
For sale By all druggists. pay.
CADEx EsALE MARKET.

(COrrcctrd Weekly BY George d Wilson, Whole
sale Grocers, Forpardhsg and Commission,
Merchants.)
CADIZ, SEPT. 2, 1856.
Flow--For good Superfine and Extra So, so
@G,OO.
WAeat-10o@1, 10 for red; sl,2o for good
new white.
(ssoccries-Sugar in hhds. l01&@ II; N. o.
Molasses' go cents per bbl.
Rio Cc6ec--l2@l2l4, Java II; Pepper IA,
Ground Pepper 15@l7.
Alspice--17 Cloves 25; Soap, Rosin bar SO
5la German do. 7la,
Cashle soap 10; Soda Ga; Candles l3@l4.
GyUin--Corn is Oats 22@25; Rye 45@
so; Barley Sl@l,o5.
Rice--GA cents per lb,
I65occo--6 Twist l3I5; Dcwy & Andcrsons
brands 25@2S.
Fish-Mackersi Nc. s, per bbl $500 halt
do 800. do No 2, per lbl. $l0,50, halfdo 500
Herring No l, $3.50
Sugars.-Chrushed and Pulvcrlzed, Lover
ings brand l4cts.
Starrh-8cts p h.
7sas--Yeung Hyson 4008octs. Black Tea
35@5o.
Mi1s-lot to God $3.50. TO Cd 1915. 6
to I'd $3.50.
SaH-S2, ,5O@275.
Butter--12cts.
Eggs--10cts.
Timothy seed-s2, ,5o@aoo
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-09-17
remedy For Ague And Fever.

Toomuch cannot be said in praise Of the FOR.
EST WINE and PILLS a remedy for sgne and
fever. We have the most hatteTing accounts from
almost every fever and Rgue di-trcI in the UniOI
If their complete success in this disorder, and
where they cure, Il Is u cure indeed As the COM
plant does not return again, nor do the remedies
leave any injurious effects behind as ls the case
when qui1ine, or other medicines containing qui-
nine are taken. | have known many who have
nd their constitutions almost ruined by taking
medicines containing quinine. The Forest Wins
and Pills cannot harm a child, and by taking them
occasionally through the sickly seasons. they will
prevent an attack from ague and fever. ana othei
disorders which are common in new countries.
Reader, il you should be attacked by ague and
fever, do not triae with your health by taking qui
nine or other injurious medicines but send directly
for the Forest Wine and Pills, and we will guafHn'
tee a speedy and permanent cure.
During the prevalence of ague and fever lstt
spring and sumGI sr almost every day brought somt
new proof of their great efficacy in this disorder
and, as far us we can learn, they have failed
in breaking the disorder, and restoring the patien
to yigoruu health, 20 It
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NEedicaI ImpossIbi,ities.

FOR long time acertain class of diseases hIs
baffled the skill and practice OF the most eminent
members of the regular medical faculty, Foremos:
among these we might instance epilepsy or falling
fits Happily now by the skill ard inventive genius
O an eminent chemist Of Balumore Md, this dis.
ease has been brought within the NE ans Of cure.
We nllude to the PREPARATION called the Vegetable
Extract Epile optic Pills invented and prepared by
DR.. Seth s. Hance, of l05 Baltimore street, Balti-
more, Md. Since their discovery many persons who
had given up all hope Of ever being cured have been
restored to the full enjoyment Of health. Promi.
nent among these we might enumerate Mr. Harri
son Lightfoot, of huntsville, Alabama. MIR. L. has
suffered as much from Epilepsy, as any other PEI.
son in the world: never knowing what il was to
pass week without an attack and often falling in
the streets ofHuntsville. He is now fully restored
ond has not had an attack Tor more than year -
Dr. Hunce's Pills have been the sure cause OF this
cuIe These pill, also cure all modification Of Fits,
spasms, Cramps, g., and are very serviceable for
d. sons Of weak nerves.
Sent to any part OF the country by mail free Of
postage, Address SETH s. HANcE. lus Baltimore 81
baltimore, Md. Price, one box, 50; two, SIS; twelve
s24, No 20 Al
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Fever aud Ague---Certain Cure.

FEVER and AGUE cured without using Quinir
Arsnic Mercury, Opium, or any other Of the pois-
onous drugs, or dangerous compounds, generally
resorted to ey sufferers from this long drawn most
affecting and enjoying OF all diseases, by restoring
TO Carters Spanish Mixture, which contains none
of the above deleerious substances but cures etec
tualy and fully by acting specifically on the Liver
and skin, Purihing the blood, and expeling the re
main OF old Medicines with which the system has
been cIogged opening the pores Of the body and al.
lowing nature to assist itself in breaking up the dis.
ease, and recuperang its energies.
see the cure OF Mr.. John Longdon, Of Val he had
fixed ana chronic Ague and Fever; chills twice day
for three years. Nothing permanently cured him
until he tried Carter's Spanish Mxlure bottles OF
which perfectly restored him to health; has he
had chill since lie is only one out of thousand
who has experienced tn, life renewing efiectI o
this valuable purifier OF the blood.
GaDt II 1886
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-09-17

large sum Of money by the English Minister OF
Finance, to be used TO influence the elections IN
the United States, and ultimately to cause their
disruption, as fact so well known that 1t iees
called upon TO denOunce it. AS lar minded
EngEishmen, the editors repudiate such unwar-
rantable interference on the part Of one of their
great ministers. The statement, then, is belize
we'd in respectable quarters in England, and it
therefore becomes matter Of serious concern to
the people Of the United States. They should
ask themselves soberly whether there is not
good grounds to believe that the triumph of sec
tional PARTY will tend to produce the result for
which the English Minister of Finance is said
to have given his money. Many Of the ablest
and most experienced men in the United States,
whose opinions are entitled to respectful consid-
Grafton, think that it will.
The voters of the country should scrutiniEe
closely this aspect of the canvass. 1t may be
that this Presidential election is the most impor-
tant in the history of the nation-it may be vi.
al to our existence as one people. The very
state Ol audHS uiSdueu ny NdoHlHStoli, anu
jackson, and many of their great compeers, is
upon us. After spending their lives in the pub
lie service, and dcvotng their great intelects to
the public welfare, they collected from their
long experience that the only obstacle to the
perpetuity Of the Union was the formtion o
sectional parties and both Washington and Jack
son as they stood upon the edge Of the grave
warned their countrymen to beware of them
We are now brought to a practical consideration
of the evils which they foresaw, dcplored, and
strove to avert. A sectional party, with sec
tional candidates, who in case Of success will at
tempt to administer the government upon Sec
tional feelings and ideas, asks the votes of Amer
lean people Who can we'll understand how al
English minister, dreading the growth of tn,
American Union, and of American ideas, shoe
desire the success of such a party; bnt it be
comes those of our own citizens who have res
olved to aid it with their votes, to pause anC
consider whether the evis,-real or imaginary
of which they complain, cannot be redresset
without reSorting TO such hazardous expert
ment.--Seu. Union.