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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

PiLES-PsLES-
WE CALL ATTENTION TO ALL WHO
w are afflicted with this dreadful complaint to
the following sworn certificate from one Of our
most respectable citizens, the fatberin-law Of the
proprietor Of the "Courier des Etas Unis,n and
formerly gunmakcr in Philadelphia:
New YORK, Aug. 18th, 1856.
DR. DuPRIE-Dear Sir IL hereby certify that
have been afdic ed with the Piles for nearly sixty
years; that have used eighteen bottles Of Barnes
Pile Lotion, and everything else could here Of,
but all to no effect, for they did me little or no
good. About two months since, commenced
using your remedies for the Piles, AVID have the
happiness to say that they have had the desired
eject, having cured me l consider this almost a
miracle, for am eighty years Of age. ] sincere
iy recommend them to all afflicted with the above
complaint. +. VALLEE, 70 franklin st
State Of New York,
New York City and County.S
l, Joseph G. Lawrence, do hereby certify tha.
IN ;i,e day OF the date hereof before me personal
ly came l.. Vallee, TO me well known, who, be-
Ing by me duly sworn, did depose and say that
the contents II the foregoing certificate signed by
him are true.
IN wines whereof 1 have subscribed nv
came, Is Commissioner Of Deeds and as Notary
Public Of the state Of New York, and have az.
hxed my iIotarial Seal at my Office, In New York,
| tits 26th day Of August, 1858
JOSEPH G.. LAWRENCE,
Commissioner OF Deeds ard Notary Public Of the
State Of New York. e. Wan street, New York
We challenge the Medical Faculty Of the UNI
| ted States to produce a certificate equal TO the
above; DR.. DuPrie's Remedies are the only ef-
fectual cure for internal Piles Only SO cents per
box.
Ofnce-76 Nassau street, New York. VIII be
sent by mail to any part Of the United States
For sale by FORD & BRO, corner Of 11th
street and Pa. ave, Washington, D.. G. oc %
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PROPOSED BATES OF SAILING.

E6WAkD K. COLLINS d co.,
, Sc Wall street, New York.
STEPHEN KENNARD = CO., 81 Austin
Friars, London.
b. g. WAINWRIGHT b CO., Paris.
The owners Of these ships will not be accoult.
able for gold silver bullion, specie ,1ewelry pre-
eious stones, metals, unless biAs Of ladfng are
signed therefor, AID the value thereof expressed
therein. = l-tr
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GKA n. III MILLER, SON & CO vN
LIE importers direct from Liverpool 10 ~
~ Alexandria, beg leave 20 callthe at ~
* 'entlon Il dealers, hotel keepers and Wy
others o, Washington ard GEORGETOWN To tbe,,
STOCK o. GOODS, which, for extent and yarietv
WA compare favoTably vito any estabIishr7cnt
IN tee Eastern cities ''
The conneGiol Of their senior partner win tbe
Hahu1ecsureTs OF Europe and the United States
Icf upwards or - years, has given him adyan
ayes n Inc purchase % goods, equal, II not supp
hof, 10 any horse IN tue trade. An ms pection OF
gVpOs dnc Ifices WI satisfy oil parties that nur-
able terms - 'Oi
reRch Chiia Inner Gets, gilt and decorated
french Ssiaa Dinner Sets, gold band and plain
Erench Chlaa Vases, Pitchers Toilet Sets ac
french China Tea Sets, Cups ard SauceIs a.
other articles Of TeawaTe -~
hha Dlnner are, separate from sets
i1ola Nhlha Dinner Sets, and senarate ,y,io,a. =,
ways on hand ~'icieo d.
"bI9o oidnue Ware In every y,y,e,y q, cat,
-pefe.e from sets, as may be dest,sS 1Ao
Diue IIh q or Liverpool Ware the sama
COMMON EDGED. WI its and IosLtno 5aie
IN full supply. nam ware,
Cut, Pressed, Plain and Monde. c,
nom the best establishments In tSs E- ass w are
western states, which will be sois hr ,n eeln and
age or otherwise ~ ny me pack
Experienced packers employed 6oos.
Sy as can DC transported by any mode yi, H. up
Fare by the steamboats, from wa,,,,a
ee1anaIia almost hourly, ~ cents each a.. %
A quarter Of dollar thus spent NAV ave Wy may
- dec l.
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TNsrRUCriONs TO UNIFIED sraYKs

Coa.,D TO UNIFIED STATES
masters and seamen, for the tranSac,,nn sGniP
saiai business Embracing the laws RELATING %
the appointment salaries, ana dut,c. ~ C,n-S. ~
f.si ana c0nsni, and Commercial Agents, omci.i
all consular business, with an hs,o,,saI sacuon o.
OF .ns consular Establishment nom the Adm;rss'
t ss OF washington to the present time Price
sa; Eoi can oe sem by mail to any part Of the
Wasb,nS S.o Just published, and for sale In
.~ TAYLOR & MAURY.
Noo So- Booksellers, near On str,ex
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ANTHONY BUCHLY,
q Il . e q T KHR.
shop and Residence No. 3O3 Penn'a avenue.
south sIde, between 9th and 10th sta.

HAVING PROVIDED HIMSELF WITH
H an ELEGANT HEAkSE,
and all necessary conveniences for
properly conducting his business,
would respectfully Inform the public that he ID
fully prepared TO all all orders entrusted to him,
stthe shortestnotice, and In the best manner.
A large supply Of READY-MADE COFFlNS
Of all sizes, always on hand, which VIII be fur.
lished On the most reasonable terms.
As heretofore, no pains will be spared 70 give
entire satisfaction on all occasions.
N. B.-Residing on the premises, orders viii
DC promptly attended to at all hours.
feb 7-1y
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GREAT REDUCTION

q adelphia manu-
factursr, q fFst rate
Sewed o. Pegge6
Calf-Skin BOOT at
$3.50, full as good
Sc these usually sold
1t SJ or 30; s1d a
French Calf Patent
Leather CATER ei
$3.50, as good as eny
ats5; afFst.ate Calf
G3iterat s. sc, ihe3s
Gye the best goods
that Ia (oT eycT worcl
sold n the pts!T3s:
Tor the p.icc; fer the
proof, come End sec
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THE STEAMER GEORGE WASHING.
l. TON viii depart at the follow IL \
ing hours: 12esf
Leave Alesandria X, 9, IL, N a.
Leave Washington sH, 10, IL, 24,5.
nov Id JOB CORSON. Captain
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TIE Kew YORK AND LIVERPOOL
AS@S UNITED STATES 1RaAa
$500. NJ ALL SY Ek M Z RS. S&&R
TNHE SHIPS COMPRISING THIS LINZ

T"E SnIfS CUMFH1SINV THIS LINK
l. are the
ATLANTIC Cant Eldridee
BALTIC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pt. Comstoch
ADklATlC. Capt. Jas. West.
These ships having been built by contract ex-
pressly for Government service, every care has
been taken in their construction as also In their
engines, to insure strength and speed and their
accommodations for passengers are unequalel for
elegance and comfort
Price OF passage from New York to Liverpool
In FIRST cabin, $3.50; In second do, SIS. From
Liverpool to New \ ork, 30 and 90 guinea An
experienced surgeon attached to each ship. No
berths can be secured until paid for. The ships
OF this line have improved weter-tight bulk
heads and TO avoid danger from ice will not Cross
the Banks north Of a degrees, until after the Is:
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SKArks.-A GOOD AssORTMpNT nv
~ men and boys skates for sale, bs VT
.s .. n. ,LUNDY,No. LIS Bridge IT.,
6epf0otoWa.
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PROTECTION AND InDEMSITY FROM
| LCSo HY FIRE.
| FIRE, HtR!EE, AND INLAND INSURANCE.
f'aho9tTef CGF;td: and surplus 8 1875, 81 ID.
EAEEHBS ARD MECHANICS INsUR.
| AECE CO., OF PHILADELPHIA.
OCtee EoTthoest corner Pennsylvania Grcnue and l7th
| street, Wellington City, D. C..
| DIRECTORS.
Hon. Th0s 3. Florence, Charles Dingee,
| George fl. armstrong, Thomas Manderfield,
| Charles a Rub:cam, Edward r HeImboId
1 George IIClnD0ld, Z, Carroll Brewster
| James Z. NEAL, Isaac Lccch. Jr.
THOMAS FLORENCE, President.
EDWARL-R HEIMBOLD, Secretary.
LOCAL SURVEYORS.
| Hail.
Jno. NJ: Thornton corner First stree land Virginia
avenue, Island.
James Williams, No. % Four.anda.hal fs,ree,.
John Risalcs, No. sol Thirteenth street, bo,ov
MARINE SURVEYOR.
Cant. p. Levy, no. a67 Pennsylvania avenue,
opposite National Hotel.
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
John Thomson.
Tue business OF this Company will compare "a
Vofaoy with the most successful of similar institu
tons IN the United States
FROM the LIST day of August, 1855, in five month";
up 20 Isl January, 1856, the premiums received
amounted TO the large sum OfOnc hundred and eight
thousand, one hundred and fifty-One dollars, with
only ioIiysiX hundred and sixty six dollars losses
reported
With .hege evidences Of SUCCESS and good man
agenent, the directors feel justified in soliciting
share OF public patronage, believing that The seer.
my offered IL ample. and that all fair claims will be
ADJUSTED Iaore acc0rdngto equity than legal techui-
catics.
The company ispTcPared 10 issue policies against
les les; or damage by Are on DWELLINGS, FURNI-
TURE, MILLS, MANUFACTURERS, WARE.
4OUsEs, all descriptions of BUILDINGS, and
their conten;., or all kinds Of MERCHANDISE,
transported by VESSELS, STEAMBOATS,, CA.
NAL BOATS, RAILROADS, and the usual con.
seyanceS 10 or f.cm any portion OF Europe and
hM ERICA, and on the hulls Of STEAMBOATS,
navigating The western waisrs
The rates Of premium will be as low as other
companies, and in fixing them every Improvement
IN construction and arrangement will be taken into
consideration.
All losses speedily adjusted and promptly paid.
Ohice northwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and
SeveEtecuth street, Washington city, DC.
Ins;lTGnce may also be effected at tie Home Office,
Northwest corner Walnut and Second Streets Pfila
feiPhia and in other principal cities of the United
States by authorized officers of the company.
jel-Iyt
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STOP THAT COUGH!
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR COUGHS,

Il COLDS, CR0ur ana WH00PIN6 Couch
DIR. ROSES COUGH SYRUP
Cures Coughs Of the worst kind. II also cures
hoarseness, sore throat, weakness Of the chest,
pain In the breast and lung affections Where
ever there is pain mix with the Cough Syrup 10
drops CT Pain Curer, and you will fnd immediate
relief DR.. Roses Cough Syrup relieves and
frequently cures a consumptive cough, and forti-
fes the system against further attacks.
IL In bottles at SO cents and a.
TO CURE GROUP.
The lives OF thousand Of children have been
saved, by using DR. II OSE'S Group Syrup. IL
gives instant relief rs cents bottle.
TO CURE WHOOPING COUGH
DR.. ROSES Whooping Cough Syrup is the
only certain cure for Whooping Cough. 1T cures
in short time, and allsys all irritation Of the
Lungs 50 cents bottle.
The above valuable medicines are recommend
ed by Physicians who have tried them In their
practice.
To be had Of all Druggists In Washington,
Georgetown. and Alexandria. dec 10-4m
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HOW TO CURE ALL PAIN.

l. diseases-cure the L ain and check the disease
DR. ROSES PAIN-CURER
will cure Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pains In the
Limbs, Sides or Back, sprains and Bruises, Ear
or Bowels, Sore Throat, Burns, Scalds, Ague or
Lumps in the Breast, Chills, Spinal Affections,
and Pains In the feet Indeed, 1t cures all Pain
IL 12X, IS, and 50 cents bottle.
II you are Bilious and have a bad Cold, take
DIR ROSES RAILROAD OR ANTI-BIL-
IOUS PILLS. They carry OF all bile and re-
move Geld. These Pills 90 shaed Of all other
Pills In their good effects.
Druggists in Washington, Georgetown, and
Alexandria. dec l0-4m
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for yourself. Terms positively cash. No eIiI
prc3t charged TO Offset bad debts. Call at tn,
NEW YORK HAT STORE, Seventh street
sear Pennsylvania avenue.
II 21'u ANTHONY, Agent
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NEW STOCK OF BRUSHES, CUnlRs.
l v and Toilet Goods. just opening at our great
Fancy Store, Penn avenue, between sth and 9th
streets A A" ''A
Jan 10 II. J. MCLAUGHLIN co
DoRTE MOHiEs, OPERA GLASSES,
Books, &C., DC
,,,,o J.: MCLAUGHLIN l. CO,
-" " ~ IA ave-, bet. 9Th and 9th SITS.
, az p n,aiEsSGEivED.-AN INVOICE OF
Letter RssS eH Na ana French Papers Also, Guilt
IN "s@A No'e, &C. FERGUSON,
$50 7th street.
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" Cutlery. Cabas, swiss Carved Goods, Elegant
Fancy 600 Is. Feather busting Brushes, Bohemi-
an Glass Goods, Portemonies, Desks, Work Boxes.
Dressing Cases, Gard Gases, Cigar Cases, Fancy
Tortoishell, Papier Mache, Biscuit, China, Por
celain, Parian, Marble, and other materials in the
mt west styles, and Of the latest importatons, at
TIE LAKEH BAZAAR,
Jan 3O-lw Pa. av., BET. I'd and ID Sc.
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Information for Travellers.

WARRINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
&MA9 1a
TNRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON FOR
l. BALTIMOREa
and sK q. m, and 3 and ~ p. m.
On Sunday at AZ p. m.
Leave BALTIMOREfo for WASHINGTON at
* and 9K a m, and 8 and 81 p. m.
On Sunday at * a. m.
Passengers for Philadelp hia and New York win
take Trains at 9, sK, and4X.
For Annapolis Will take Trains at eK and ~.
For Norfolk will take Trains at sx and 3.
For the West will take Trains at and N; con-
Meeting at the Washington Junction.
jan 16-N TIL. PARSONS, Agent.
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W. os nEIAEhOIT,
successor TO GEORGE HILBus0
Agent 81 Raven Il Bacon's and william
miller's
L e TED PIANOS,
AhS ALWAYS ON HAND THE LARGEST
4 stock Of PIANOS from 9I75 I'D to 81 600,
MELODEONS from 245 to $3.50
GUITARS, NlOLlNS, BRASS lNSTRB-
MENTS, FLUTES. PhNJOES, ACCORD
EONS, and STREET. MUSIC, cheaper than In
any house south Of New York
Music published and received every day.
Pianos for rent nov Afr
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WILKs3ARRR. Pa September 90, 1850
Dr.. J. g. AIBx. My dear Sir Your med icine
is much approved Of by those who have used IL
here, and Its composition is such as to insure and
maintain Its reputation ! invariably recon-
mend II for pulmonary affections, as do many Of
our principal physicians
am your friend,
CHAS STREATER, M. d.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER, Chemist, Low
ell, Mass
Sold byZ. d. GILMAN, Washington, and all
respectable druggists. dec Sam
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ROCKY HILL, Somerset Co. MD

WINDSOR, c. W., June 90, 1852
DR. J. G. AVER. Sir,-This may certify that |
have used your CHKsRY PRcToRAL for upwards
OF one year; and 1t is my sincere belief that /
should have been In my ave ere this time IL /
had not 1t has cured me Of a dangerous aztec.
tion Of the lungs, and l do not overstate nv con.
victions when tell you 1t is priceless remedy.
Yours very respectfully,
IA. MCCLURE, Attorney at Law.
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CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENS MAZE

HAh HI MILLER, SON & CO.
LIE importers direct from Liverpool 10 2eA
~ Alexandria, beg leave 70 callthe at -;
* tenCon Il dealers, hotel keepers ard Wy
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-08-13
New York Times 10Th.

REMARKABLE AND IIORRiBLE DEATH.-A man
named CARL HAUss, while telling trees at
KnowltonS Mills, on the Berlin Mountain,
Rensselaer, County, came to his death as fol-
lows =
He proceeded to the woods and, as was
shown by the testimony upon the inquest fell
ed one tree, which stripped clean. He then
cut down another, which, in falling, lodged in
the branches Of a sapling, some thirty y-fve feet
high. This he cut down also, when both fell,
and lodged in still smaller sapling, standing
near the trunk which he had .felled aud strip
ped. lie proceeded to cut this down also,
standing rs he did so upon the fallen trunk.
When the second sapling was nearly cut thro'
it gave way from the strain upon it, and the
three trees together came down upon HAUsS,
striking him in the back, and prostrating him
at full length upon the fallen trunk. Upon
this, prOtrading for several inches, was sharp
knot, and as HAUSs fell, his head struck upon
it. near the centre of the os froatis
So great vas the force with which he was
pressed down, by the weight of the falling
trees, that this knot was thrust through his
head from the forehead back, and such was
its velocity, that he was pushed upon it until
it had cut through the head, which it severed
entirely from the scalp to the veterbra of the
spne the neck being dislocated. The head
was then cut into halves, which lay open on
either SIDE hanging at the back only by some
fragments Of the scalp and integuments. The
brains and broken scalp had bespattered the
trunk of the tree, and the ground in the imme
date vicinity. There was no sembance Of
humanity left in the features of the unfortu-
nate man, so horribly had he been disfgurcd
The verdict of the Coroner's Jury was Acct
dental Death"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-08-13

further supplement- to AN Act relating to mites and
townships and county and township officers" Ap-
proved April II, 1851.
). In proceedings to erect a new township
out Of parts Of two or more townships in this
commonwealth, it shall be the duty of the
court of quarter sessions of the proper county,
when q return has been made, 10y commission
ers appointed under the provisions of the act
to which this is a supplement, favorable to the
erection of new township, to order a vote
of the qualified electors of the township from
which the largest number of taxables to be
embraced in the proposed new township is to
taken, and also Of the qualified electors out
side of such township, residing within the
bounds of the proposed new township, to be
taken on question of the erection of a new
township.
e. 1t shall be the duty of the said court,
upon the return being made to them as afore-
said, to fix day certain upon which the cleo
tion officers of the township from which the
largest number of taxables to be embraced in
the proposed township is to be taken, at which
the qualified electors residing within the boun-
daries named in the first section of this act may
vote, shall hold an election at the place fixed
by law for holding township elections in said
"" anu pS tsO'ClhCl GIICISLh " lllO DC
eral laws of this commonwealth relating to
to township elections and it shall be the dll-
ty of the constable of said township, orif there
be no constable, then one Of the supervisors or
road masters, to give at least fifteen days no.
tice cf the time and place of holding said elec-
ton, by posting not less than six written or
printed handbills in the most public places in
each of the townships which are to be divided
by the formation of the proposed new township.
l. The ballots to be deposited by the cleo
tors, shall have written Or printed on the out
side thereof, the words "ncw township" and
on the inside, the words, "for new town
ship" or against new township"
s. 1t shall be the duty of the officers OF
said election, after the polls have been closed
agrceabIy to law, to count the ballots and GER
tify within five days thereafter, the number OF
votes for and against new township, to the
clerk Of the court of quarter sessions of the
proper county who shall, after filling the re
turns in his Office, lay the same before the said
court at the next session and if it shall ap
pear that that majority of the votes so taken
are "for new township" the said court shal
thereupon order and decree a new township
agreeably to the lines marked ont and return
ed by the commissioners but if majority o
the votes have been given against new
township" no further action shall be had upor
said proceedings.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-08-13
a NEW COMET has just been discovered at the
Dudley Observatory, iu Albany, n. Y.
DTED,

In Sheshcquin, Sunday evening August ID Mr. SAM
UEL GRIFFIN, aged SO years.
Mr.. GRIFFIN came to his death by the kick of horse
and fingered under the most and acute suffering
but twentyfour hours
At meeting of Valley Lodge. No. 40 I. o. of O. F..
convened on the occasion of the death of Samuel Griffin
as above announced o. H. L. Kinney, p. c., offered the
following Preamble and Resolutions which were unani-
mousiy adopted -
WHEREAS By the sudden and melancholy death of 7.
G SAMUEL GRIFFIN, we are again called to mourn the
loss OF worthy and highly esteemed brother; therefore
Resolved, That deeply sympathize with the family
and other relations of the deceased in this sudden and
unexpected bereavement and source of consolation
we wo I'D point them to that higher and purer life into
which our brother has been introduced through the p0r
tails of the tomb.
ReSOtrod, That the best euogium pass upon
the character of deceased brother is to emulate his
lie OF virtue, Kindness and integrity
ResoFred, That will attend the funeral of de-
ceased brother IN fraterna capacity the
usual badges of mourning ...
ReSOiued, That further testimony of the love and
respect We bear our brother will the usual mourn
ing badge for thirty days and that Lodge Charter be
draped i'll mourning for period of three months.
ReSoiued, That copy of these Resolutions be trans
mited to the family of the deceased and that they he
published in the County papers
Aug l. 1851. O. II. 7. KINNEY, Secy.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-08-13

THAT gallant little paper, the York Repub-
Hcqn, is doing noble work in our Pennsylva-
MIA Egvnt-that portion of our counties lying
alongside of the border of slave state and
east of the Allcghenies 1t speaks out boldly
earnestly, and with decided effect.
At the conclusion Of long article, which is
written with remarkable ability it holds the
following language concerning the Northern
part of the State, and the extraordinary inhu-
ence which Mr WiIlnot has exercised in that
region.
" Look at Northern Pennsylvania, how she
has shaken off the shackeis Of party to stand
by her own noble son. Look at Bradford,
Susquehanna and Tioga-his own District
where Locofocoism counted majortics by thou
sands and the opponents of slavery extension
now count their five thousands and more =
Who shall say that the love of, and sympathy
with, noble and worthy actions has wholly
died out and expired in the face of such a pic
ture of popular Intelligence and selfemancipa-
ton from party thraldom and degradation as
that District exhibits? We have no feeling
in our hearts which beats in tune to the same
mighty impulses which actuate our Northern
fellow citizens? Are we here wholly insensi-
ble to the same noble emotions Are our
ears so stopped with cotton that we cannot
hear? Are our mouths SO filled with dough
that we cannot speak Are our eyes so blear-
ed and dim with the rheum of advancing Dc
tage that we tremblc before every blast from
the South, and can no longer bear to look
upon the bright and shining example of a
man who has dared to defy the dcnunciations
Of slavery, and stand unshaken by the deser-
tion of his own party in the sacred cause of
Human Liberty, and the White Mans right to
carry his free labor into all the domains of this
Union, without being compelled to compete in
work with the negro slave ! Shame on our
manhood, if it is so but we don't believe it.
We have d prouder estimate of the patriotism
and love of freedom Of our feliow-citizenS-
The name of WHMoT is a ralIyinG point for
every man WHO possesses a generous enthusi
asm of soul, and who, while he admires the
martyr-spirt of primitive Christendom, can ap-
preciate the same spirit of self sacrifice for the
sake of great principle exhibited in his own
are by citizen Of his own commonwealth
The election of DAVID WHMor on such an issue
will crown Pennsylvania with imperishabe
glory and honor"