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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-02-03
FIGURING Mills.

We have two good sites for Touring mills,
which with ten lots apiece & engines as above,
we offer to parties who will occupy them for
that purpose.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-02-03

*The sign minus q lnuIcates Oo'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-10

Gniden three years oId and nnder ree those three
fullfare N'
Family tickets in packages Of twenty-five the
once o. the Master OF transportation. Merchants
e5 Teae o. fe 9s 9 the road tickets n pack
The Accommodation Train will to Magnolia as usual on
ued after that date.
Freight Trains are run daily between New Orleans
ton me Company are prepared forward and
Packages Of all kinds every place with which they b We con-
necton, receiving delivering at tie donti ii It's pa.
irons. VIM NJ WADLEY,
SIrp erin ten1en
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-10
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

F'lD S-, F1sg1Tssarv,g- NEW ORLEANS,JA
son s n, A az :, G lea, AN46ETHERN
On anG after SATURDAY, the 10th November 1873 Pas
sengef Trains will leave New Orleans twice daily 790 A.
III ana =. ~, arriving 81 Canton lis r. 81 and A. M
returning VIII leave Canton 73J A. a., and % r NJ
arriving ut New Orleans at G15P N. and Gl5 A. NJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-10
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

( WRIGHT d co.'s CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
ant popular anty Medicines, which they supply
Druggists and Dealers Propeors lowest wholesale price,
General Depot Special Agency No. 1871 q Charter
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-10
g ion rs ~ CO., SHIPPING AGENTS AND COM
-" MISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, No 81

We will make liberal aa yauce on consrrenfs OF fTcI
disc to our friends in London. Liverpool, Boston York
Philadelphia, Baltimore md gA lTles,ga,
20 :. JONES L co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-10
Y ApH1AN,s TROPICAL RooFIges-
ChsaPe and superior to M otber aver used in soasa

climate.
Its tested aud recognized qualities arg--z
1t, bUkA BILItl-egga 70 the best slate roofs
I'd lN?E acknowledgements 10 any other no erSg II
leaks being possible.
81 bF4 Alt presents smooth and grHnite-iike surface
Al GHEAPNESSlt costs Than thgusi Il is "a
good any Slate wood roof and the paritr
composition roofing heretofore offered 10 the public saves he
c0stO cutters and valleys
b.h ISGUM will resist FIRE better tbKs
slate roof.
6b CONVENIENCE-Tt will soften under the hsa. az
this climate and protects the interior buildings from mo
intense hEat Of SIMMER
tn SoIhsTY-It becomes harder and smoother freD xpO4
be roofs Of any Slope beng q sht
weight does not require heavy raeF support vile
liable and breaking.
The 'rRoFIG ~ ROOFING y is chemical compound Of
substances several Of winch pecir Riuua, combined
n proportions discovered by actual experience
in this city.
Testimonials Of the correctness OF the abave are IN hs hands
heHre contracting.
All orders lyft the Postoales box X. No ?, viii b
promptly attended 20 apply
isls y core. i l5eayI5 s,9l N.-ais -,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-10

rs~asass rrsFezzzzzzzE77N EW ROUTE w~uus.
~ gE.445 ls.4ss.5ss9 TO TEXAS rz{Sss9S95t1==

E Z E5 345a9 TO TEXAS. R asStfi
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
Twenty -four hours time saved tiscomfrt9
OF asea voyage greatly diminished by the
New Orleans, OpeIOusas and G. w. Railroad,
TO BERWICK'S BAY.
Thence by New and Splendid Steamships built especially
for this route having elegant accommodations for PASSENGERS
and Tor speed and safety unsurpassed.
THREE TINES A WEEK
- = Commencing on the lst Of November.
MONDAY ATAGORDA
,,-,r,-r,-r ia Sabine Pass and Galveston.
"hD-'F'''A ~ .....,. ORIZABA
,-. 10 Galveston and IndianoH.
sal IhDA
~ Galveston and Iudi4uola
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAILS.
EB me ferry running to the Railroad landing op
nooe jackson Square AZ 1a clock in the morning Tickets
may be cbAed and st9terooms secured the Railroad Office
corner OF St Peter and evee streets opposite Jackson Square,
daily and at the depot before the departure of
% y BENZ F. FLANDERS, SeCy.
srages ,,s, -y,s,v -7Fg,sEzzz.,r- FOR LAKE BoRGNE
"a W NJ 4 Il T { 5 {,SfTIEx I.
corner Of Goodchidfen and Champs Elyssee
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
To Proctorville, Lake BOrgue-dsauce 29 miles.
trough 30 cents, children and slaves, half price.
Departure Of Trans--RAILY.
Leave the city for the Lake, A. "
Lake city, at............... 49,, 51s A Il.
oace 90 common street r. ali b.,s: If he Rsios
Department or any other business connected with the
Vt. q. FAREWELL, Executor,
Fho B the ogly person authorized engagements %
obligations for the road,
EomnonssesIs Leave Canal every fifteen minutes fo
he depnr. zeP2
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-11-20
&Dftcttcr M aaenbitters

lsnoNRi, cntSsdt ub lin 0anbe serbrsiet. tpos fsir, r,,, so,.,;..
&lsr iii4 srrcrbsn lat, wslGe talItibs bra y " T, Ss sum-
lestm"etann IN gui1lt ub grpuloriat nibt nur in Ssn Mtrs s1
lsln PCS ltlsn NlsereS sussnpmnten unb it fernsrs IN sHH oa ~ I
S!atl3tano UNI !aneern a6nerrn srfolaretb SerbrsiEt ,nu,Ssn'
&enatniB Der Natlr Der aranfbsiten bat unb "a in iS;sssI NV ~ as!e
s 1Sag ss; oaIauI sssrstA.nst. eas llsbeI an Der gBur,el an" an.uogs sfsn
ptiee unD bic 2e5sr uno felt bsrrn asIunee lmb frsfSin,s " ~, S ,aeG,
weber Der, woSIr9 bic Haulr seitarft. unS bas snlfS5o re G;asughn
miriam ssst l6 bsrislte tt alien linrsSsIIn,aGiafs HMI r., esloaesrS
ansssSr9anE SiarrhHe nnb DYnentery welGsnn arSnfb,i trp nm.
ben noh turSsm Wetrau6 Ses ghtsrs arln pIIs' Ss Mn%Hktsr!'sSsa, ipsr>
ldypads. msnn man pisleIte in itrsn ssribisSsneen Tprntn bSs ssEoG
iStt E ;a S,si ETsst aIsn mSpf dS Ssr +, as irssnS cine anosre aranftsit aab
zane sH%FadIaersn. Disis aranfbeit nur eurirt lt sH'I nnf,b1Esr
ssr lSlaids aeso g]at!s ni,s, ,n %sn4 a SaleIss ns$ an,Ssi fiamy' sf
SsnlltsNsSn ~. s ne @t Jag, taIhS gealisr ,n nelz,sn Gat, sas , a% sef Ss'
Sttsle n9tmo etner. @rt emptsbltn unb parunt lpGte roon s"ntta
T a"nSs s' ht ,S Grt,,ss si HsNmsn. Der eLs anistItar bdannt iTs IT. ss dyss
S S.;hn Ims e en- a. S aGst ais eli, Srrbsusunssntittsi aeatn a 2art
n,tsr ~ G ecu Gun gtihsL, UNI bic Contribution III f PSfth '' rnS
a aIs, aIsn SOltera 1T tsin %seiuubsrss IN fnSss. ole ls'f ssa g aGg
o mtI mi ~ u %Gi ~ tSU GGsr SSlss 9Idparat abfamnt. SaiTtISe if
Sisl bsisetrassn BADEN, bdem 8rdparat fftinsn hebt n"l rsts ip .iMg 70
g SNss gu sttls'psn: s5snn Der Sitsrs nod Mnpsiiuma Gs sbb'agd
art gen Ma9entronfRsit unp in oar flr;er 9eitt. "a S,'S SirT.t W. me
per Gtst trrsst nod Den 0aunen %belsStst, nod cine Sssrdn mr. Is
iGaosra SGlat uno esluncs Nereaunns befRfrSerf. 10 MIR S"1 S9,!s
uebsI, lAnel unS 9rNnpli& ~sehpbtn. Wan brauIt nmiy y = ~ o9
den it@ rsriette wtrfiam cripsiit uap bic mir ', sSrSrr ,n IN irf!.
gS q y um ssnlslbsn l4eaesn gu Itrnen. Dies 6atia6Sss 'S S"s St 81
go mtSV WI piID"ptntH Sften Qltaftaudt inb fi.Ssc,
etsle Nteeitln perbrsitet fplrte, 1T an fb cine binrsid,rnn SS, ~ .hpsta
ne, zap 9cltettsrs Sihero son Gem Ietbenbsn Wutfhsn, , WM1 W.
ipnrbiSt wirb. S"'''N" moRl &C.
gSI snarnsi. pagsr Bag 9utGtuni, cine Der Weller q odkoGmuroc,
Sno Salltureen 81 9sbrauden, ionbsrn 9pitcttsrs bsrn # +
SlalGs Gin sgleSSgaf, fO@s aaf Der m%stalttR6cnl, ben s ssn ~ }snsf
pen &apls ole aSNrtt; gSr. S. Solicitors Stcmo1 Sittrys% msHg
rrtstOrs" auf Der etiquette ft tefinben. '"''' ""' Hf'~
gu ga9Sa Del allen 9rl99htsn umo @srfaufern in seu seu;,
~, Sts9.n' eoaePa' SNcantertta, Srutfhlanb unO anfcrtn Q Trb'.
w. '" fnftctter 1t. 2mitB,
gtitotUra, ga.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-11-20

msnl6lt6en Spra&e gu leiten, fieGcn tefrteotsenp unS
t%raudbar aus. bis bic IHt an bic llum6slidtstt arena.
enbe Stee, Die 3pei @elttteile europa une @n,erifa
pur6 bic atsrinoe bes Oceans teIesraptiIG su pers
binosn, auftau&te, unb mad mebriGbriaem Stubtum
unS fiinlttder Yersdnuns mad 2 mislunsenen Ser
iudten an, S. 9lus. 1858 gum @taunen Der eau,en
Wsenf6beit slIdli6 Serwirft puroc.
Stsleid Die 5reuoe aber bic selunaenem gerIude
pel6e teioe @elttbsile te~ieelte, purt bic nsu in ben
gBes setrstensn, bic ~irtlife S~batistsii bes alta ntilden
Sslesrapben nod Hanger YsrsSsernben 5iuterniGe s+
triitt sporcen iIat, 70 fnc bsle nur BON tenpprGrer
Oauer uno bic mic %rubsnpen Semiibunsen Der gBiGenr
f6aft, bele9rt bur& bic gsfabruns, la0en Ieinsr Belt
bic 5cttiesuns Der gBirfuns res Sstesraptsn nit aler
3userfIdt 9cfen.
DEM taeIih iclst Der @sif Sem Mabnunssruf,
ScrnGrts Scrwarts! auf Der tetret'nen Sabr.
BUM 3tel, prfir Der S66pfer ion erIbuf
rnb INNER ipsiter prtnst er npran,
;3u lplen bic nod tief eerbcrg'ne Strait.
Die Die Tatur IN itrem Shooee trGet,
llno gu %tefreien aus Der lansen Saft;
Gin en'ses SaaHen ibn init @odt bepest.
(SOltsfreunp.)
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-11-20
8efammt,nabmmaen
u e.

In3eige.
9: ssetieaber. %aasiniscr agsnt fur ben Staat 9irsintsn
tnr Saecb See9er's Baltimore 2aserbier, unierbdt 2aosr up
smpfdnst %rsseImdBis spsinol nSdsntli6 SsnSunasn Sisiss susass
sStbns IT,. sas ssEaa s,s 9 tNsa loipOhl sOn Eager bier, ole bur9
Serfauf sssen baar gum b~ilisisn M~arftprsis. 9"''
is. StraBe, ;pii6cn 9fain unb Carr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-11-20
&efuuber Memieben= gSeri4on6

Sn Setradt stS resacrIhcn 9Bctters, mas mr. i'm Qors. s.
an, "Sps gt'F ss,SaS,t Sa''f Ss I Sas IN IS S' 5E,, esiIslSsn tann mon "a midi i'd
yInHeS in HerbdItnifmdRisr gssils Won ben zen ss@Sg n,sS prs
@InSGt1 a anS Ell Tr MfI1rli 'f iGss,. Sns i9 Sar98 a lnSs1". sSrs, ps%
nerbretct ih in unlerm yante Ypn Sobr ~, cs,6~ W. " 9tloe ShbsT
ssSs s sst'i ssn f. si,ifn 'S e S IItni ESSr S{ nNS, Ssisn, esaIs s m 'ns"a
As&fietern I'll iprdcn, Die itstS ibrs Sn;sST @.s Ma9 9 talta lmo
ISaS rsDD 81 IL s; aS1Syr :. st sh5it SgsGqsf9 it hass Ssfc, mas q g aasS
t mai ,n" rtne bic p]ssten SbTit% ,n dei y .Sss,n nssrn!aItn 9atanb;a
Or. SclNttr Gin NrIparat. '"' :" p"l'H Ghof lGi
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-11-20
&errenfleibcr: Scrreufleiber
9. @uAaenheimer.

% @ainirabe, nsben benz ct. @tarles 5utel,
srleust lt has seNsbrts 9abIitnm auf isin erO6es unb sruaanbisss
ssiate bsIsLIeel %ein2ulassn. .Srlblinss> nnb SpmmsrileiSsr fur
pstrfn UNI AnSssn bat sSrklbs cine sreee auspabl, bic or iu uns
s~snf6nstsse Eager /; 9. gsntIsn,ens Gurnii ping grpSS, eeIs Sent
esT, pale ue SaiHtntlGsr u. {. 10, better SIalita. unb III SEN
o'u'sl"" S'tV'" 81
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-11-20
5riebriG SUQe, SO. 26G @rrahhrnse

nla6t lsinsn. Ssannsn lrpis benz 9utifum i'm gQoe,nsinsr be sr.
Sebrne Nn;tt9t, Zap or lhtS encn srcsen gprratb Son friihsn NJ
perfirten SIutl9slll an Ger Sonb bat, unb lpIbt fpppkl ein;eIIn snir
in sISbsren Qaanthaka tiQisf ~ssrfauft. audb iYrerSsn 'i S,sisI %ss
SmI 9srIanssn Sa tecsr 3tit Gase(sst; 9amen tperbsn baraaf auf~
9%srriGtuna %allsfIfrt. Die SsvrH @sr;ts inb rrIpGt eiitioe NPii6.
iift kicrauf SIT nshmsi. ''"'' s""s' ''""'
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-11-20
Sic Sbdti9feit bes memfebIidben
Critics.

Ocs Neniden @eif, beleelt POM boben Srieb,
Der i~re'alen 5reunb- unb YruberI6aft,
Ourherunsen BON Der reinen NGdRenliebc.
sStrtt obne llnterlab, nm feline Strait
BUM auseneinen @pble gu serbreitcn.
Salb fcrldt ietn gtse an Dem 8irmament,
Salp triiblt er in Der grpe Ginsepeibem
uno madt lt1 sinstar ietes Clement.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-11-20
Vermischte Anzeigen.
9an'S"' 'amsritan. padetfabrt. getien- @eeul6aft.
Sampficbtffahrt

SfptlhCn
s@n'urs u"s sep gorf. sa epn,bamptcn,
eitaaspiid.r 9 ,r myasa amI es ,SoSiltesls sebautsn ub gIeaartctc
9eruffta, 1000 9pne, capt. Srautmouu.
9arnmonta 1000 Spns, Gapt. @Hmrr,s,
Saronta, $500 9uns, Capt. gblers.
Ssiss 'psssn itIer fhneaen unb sladliden aosr,sn ,at,nI,4, f..
taahts Sairpfl8ife merben r~setndets an, "F'"" '"'"'|p '>
erlten unb 5inf3ebnten ieben Mpnots
men 9ai1astsre sn Neip gerf mad ""' ''ps'"h INC N.Y.
Sarnburs' saore. aVnspn uns eoutbompt.,
ju lelssnesn 9reiien:
spette Gaiats SiS ~
8pif6enecd 90
Bon samburs mad, ssep Nprf.
grie Gajdts $112.5o epshe go,,t, 90 -,
@eseh 9aGase tpenbe man fb an 'p'"t''ed 3d.
q. .. %saidars, spas u. Conn
$50 9rcabpou. gsn Shcrf
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-11-20
o. H. GHALKLEY.
Sanelcr bon Sober unb @au6- 0iuciuas, 9,

'0"'0'V1 VVH SEVtr HHU StpHDs0 llelh9s, SmpUrteur
bon franSSiidem &altteber,
10. Stru 3ptidea @atn II. Carp, 8t6munb, So
SsuNNh!n SdntmaSnn pirS biss y%oaldnbisf ahertirts gaar,
Slsib aleS ~ ihTem gsiaaft aSttise gssrfssus, bic /. &. 8inSttnssS,
Sudbinbern sebrauGt pcrbcnbt Sober lit oIei6faas snrr6thia wv
sertauft. y" ""p"" pt mNst
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-11-20
MAULE * BEVILL,
Noulc- Si9n= u. ornamental @fafer

SrNaeiirabe, ipiiben Der 3. unb g.,
8idnpnb, Sa.
ellie IN Sisfn ysriaiebenen Gsi6afts;neiacn serfcnusnSs srbri.
ten iNtrSsn ihntll unb btlisit ausarfitrt. n ~ 4
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-11-20
@m. &iDte,
STEAM CANDY MANUFACTURERS

OrphpFr., 5plIHelt Der D. u. o. StroBe,
Sas teuthc Vubl,fum, nan,cnuib gBieberscrfSuf,r m,4. :.
auf neir sroBes Eager Der peribiebenartslrn Ganbp's, 8ufsrFo w
rem. Santp Oreps &C. 's. eteler Sabrif auimertIant, unS erIuSt' ib
%olslclbtn, tbre bctrcfensen Gintdufe 6eim. llnter,eifnctcu n rnSG,m
ea ts Surd %scrtteilbafle gintdufs unb GaiSe8abinnnaSsrn | in Sn,
Stane seFst bin, 10 biais mic Nsw gprfrr Sakrifantcn scrfa,ifsn
II frnncn. -''""''"
90 SUres &ollnen, in sanSen. taItrn unb Siericl 0iltsn,
nen ue @rpBen rpm mir .tcSp9cn mrrrcn, ippte audi ypr,loIiH,
orlilHt uno tranl6iiiGt 9Hauren, aGc @rfcn gil6e' Gifrsmaa,
unS lrnlti9e Gpntede. lHBes Scl, einscnattc G,urfen &c. &c.
6erner mate Id sas NubIifum auf mein srpfss Qaasr NON
SeutldAcn Spielpaaren,
i8mpttrs, Stretradcrs, 8afetcn, 9frmau GonSics - rf,,r,nu
lla cincn Selud feincs 2asers tirci SSni GEh|
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-11-20
Sartsbprne's CURE.ALI,

VplNe9 CURE-AIL
0;.e. y. GSrapdrmt bon ctnsm Gtemiftr.)
Dtslss @littel bsilt ale @6mercn. Das uooiSd,
gSunber uuIerer 4eit. o'"
Steies iprrhprlc Seilmittel ipirb iunsriiS ,rh s.e.,
Tanet. &c bsilt ipsIeidt "''"' WI anBsf''N an9f~
Sabnpcb, = s,naxm.
Strfsra |MSs :. Se'sPun9en, Seitenfcden,
Grfdltunecn, SaTTt. Sta HisR,.x
9~euraleia, StrsnsGmS.t,
8beumattSnuS, observation-disclosures.
;sh.s Mu Sbplcra,
8aornshmsr,s, Setisnitmcrisn,
SSmSsntrn 9rutidmcr;sn,
gpunSsn ySoIs grtrprene albe,
Sublhmer;sn, @ MsEsgsII"S,sHs.
""'"''"'''"' 2eibltnerscn,
N, ,r,,s. S1pahen 8rulfaften.
H@ eallctee Su9st6 Gin gutes St6rfumutei IN f. ia IS ..
st TsN9en,HipaGe, DYspeplfa unb auacmcintrr' SM A. ~ s'ip.psss
Pfeplel. gertauft ipirb bieiss SeiImittsI ""' S'P~a0e Su er~
IN 5lal3cn gu rs unb so Gents.
Ns, jsef Sanilie, &eiienbe unb @rbetsr fnntr fr ,;,..
% Sisiss, ss iGla; Oesr bel pSsIiten Nronftehsn cine ni efa ,Htn q. e.,
p'elsm Se!ln,,ttkl lste bel l19 fibren. '"s S'al@e Ssn
,i.} q, G Sratet TI trsene icclde Sbmerscn baten. fu tro,d, M
9etliil9 inscn. gu BADEN Bel S'"'eruNs UNI
.. 80. 9a6riIfpn, q. 8bbcfer rrs
e' allen Ipctbcfern in Ridnnpnb. WV
glortplt NIB 9~ctersbura.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-11-20
I. Gnropean gonse
Spt
JODae @Dreubera.
Sroacltrabe, ctsrbalt @pnruear.
@ine @cbnuna.

Gine sHcbnuns,
bslebtnS aus mckrcrem 9inmcrn, irft al cine ,,i0s ,mn. ~
." ''""''" :" p"n' "" o .. Sirf6,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-11-20

""FIT"7W-U "VFF 5VTUVH NtIEmNHU lhb Jclp yIurt.
Die bcieci SreBen une trauen cinscridtctrn See ompfLbi6t
.3antslrpAa uno rHrarrte" wrrben Dem reiienbcn @ublifrm AIR
SennfEiuns beltens %enrf'hIrn. Der 8atrprsis betr6at in Scr GaiMits
incl: Sttt unp aolt $40, NIB i'm %3miidcnbef So.
Die rs 1ntceiefpn" srrldEt irrtn 98balf an Nrdctts i,Ser T;,r
nag UNI 4 uw 9fohmiltose ~m6NrenS bic ,Gcauoft" itScn gyrritao
UNI 8 AAr MbtnSo ren Gns Yeint atfdhyt. 9Str ta5 IsstCre TsmSiss
!Sltn, "a ee NsalnsiGyc CTR ,Nranrts" scr Giitntatn nan 6 i N
pGint trffreCrt mCyrln. "' e''
Grant rrp tinia't agstuprultn rue rDn,nr,Mi, ksfsrsu,
@nlagtpyGiS nah AaIat 81. go.
2a.5l QuHIom - sa...
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-11-20

I119 Sasts Stin,rn Gpsnat Sranbs.
!3l gtpes Sdeibam SGnatps "
in euitrnbouit unb gum gsrfauf tei
800. 600 eisorr,, Wn. gBaIIacc II. Spbu.
Serfauf bi ' sT ~, u IneesH rpaltsh lnb sm
"'' o"'''"p' @tales, lccbcn crbaIten unb AZ boben bei
25 aorreIs s,sr;s,.,s ou 8m. sd aIlaee u. GoSn."
uno gum @erfauf bel sSm 'mS Gtvtt lpeeen erpaher
Sptrtiupfcn gu BADEN bel gB my IN = ao."e Mne ancere
" 10. StraBc. ipibcn Carr II. gPoinGr
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-06-23
old mohecan vinaicated.
MoHEcANv1LLE, June %, 1853

MoHECANVILLE, June Y, 1888.
Mr.. Knapp: We were amused in look
ing over the Times of last week, to read
the imbecile winnings of some woolly-
headed perverter of truth, commenting
upon the late spirited and successful
dem 3nstrati made here by the Demo
cracy of Old Mohecan.
Observer" would convey the idea
that with the exception of the colored
persons present, the attendance was very
insignificant indeed. In answer to this
untruth, it is but necessary to state the
facts as they occurred, which could not
reasonably be expected from ore Qike
the Observer. who would wilfully~ mis-
constrse the acts of his neighbors, Tae
meeting was largely attended land with
in the bounds of truth we can confident
~ assert, there were not six Republicans
on the ground) and characterized by that
enthusiasm which ever marks the assem-
blage of honest democrats for the fur
therance of o good and holy cause, bat
Ting for right in opposition to hot
headed fanatics, whose sole aim and only
principle is opposition to any and every
thing Democratic. The meeting las
you are aware) was addressed by our
talented friend John Dougherty, Esq :,
who dealt to the colored politicians OF
this community their due portion. 1t
was refreshing to witness the unbounded
rage of the little c%oterie % fat noses,
who, by peeping around corners, and
hiding behind store boxes, succeeded in
hearing the pertinent and eloquent re-
marks of the rator of the evening"
One of the above named gentry in par
t%icular, rendered himself conspicuous by
moving with a melancholy air through
the crowd, and exclairniug, in the Ian
guage of one of cid, " it is more than l
can bear; tits more than 1 can bear l"-
It appeared at one time as though the
multiplicity of his iniquities would crush
him to the ground; he exhibited marked
symptoms of syncope, but by the timely
interference of sympathising acquaint
ances, was restored to his pristine degree
Of Stiffness.
Upon the close of Mr.. DIS remarks,
he was greeted with three long and loud
cheers from as many hundred willing
voices. After which the crowd was for
a short time entertained by DR.. Scott OF
Loudonville with a pertinent address,
The occasion was enlivened By sweet
strains of music from the Jeromeville
Band All went off quietly, and with
credit and profit to the good old party.
CITIZEN.
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POLITICAL Preachers.

A Republican from Wayne county.
who processes to be a minister of the
gospel, is traversing this Congressional
District for the purpose of seeking the
Republican domination for Congress, by
disappearing the position and practi-
ces of the Democratic party. Whenever
be can engage a pulpit to further his
schemes of ambition and discord, he does
not hesitate to occupyand desecrate it.
He is the same individual we are inform
ed, who, atWooster, some two years since,
when that accomplished and h~igh-toued
gentleman, Hon. JOHN G BREcKINRIDGz,
was addressing a meeting, insulted him
by joining in %riotors groaDs. We are
quite sure that the mass of the Repub-
~licans, as they learn more of Kim, will
withhold all sympathy with his schemes,
and will distinctly ~repudiate the means
by which he seeks to attain them.
The candidate of whom we have been
speaking will be at M~ohecanville this
evening. He made an effort, we learn
to obtain the Methodist Church in thai
town, but was very properly refused by
the Trustees, who, in the matter of poll
tics, represent both parties.
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psmeer.,.e s.a.e conven,Ion.

The Democratic State Central Com
mistee have fixed upon Thursday, the
29th day of July, as the time for hold
ing the Convention for the nomination
Of State officers. With the nomination
of q good ticket, We regard success as
certain, for we cannot see what pre-
tence or excuse there is for keeping up
an opposition to the Democratic party.
It Is generally understood that the Re-
publicans are opposed to the Democratic
party but If they have any positive
principles for which they design to con-
tend, We should like to know what they
are. They will have to fall back upon
the Ordinance of ~, or go for making
Dunn's bill aud the Gfittenden-Montgo
merry amendment the future policy Of
Ohio Lo, the poor African Ibis anti
Lecompton friends have deserted him.
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Mr.. Sherman's Speech-The Elk
penseS of the Government.

The Cincinnati Enquirer, says quite
a number-of the Republican papers, who
favor an abandonment of that organiza-
ton and the formation of another, in
which the negro or Abolition issue shall
be a subordinate one, or lost sight OF
altogether, are publishing with commen-
dation, q speech of Mr.. SHERMAN, of
this State, upon the subject of the ex-
~penditures of the General Government,
which are denounced as ~extravagant by
him, and the responsibility of it sought
to be placed upon the Democratic party.
The idea of SHERMAN and the Republl'
can papers alluded to, is to make the na-
tionaI expense hobby take the place OF
the Kansas issue which is caring out,
and DOS not begin to pay expenses
The Democracy will not hesitate to meet
the Republicans upon this new issue,
and examine political records with the
opposition as to who is most favorable
to large and eXtravagant expenditures.
1t will be found upon inspection, that
the "Republicans and Americans" have
voted far more unanimously than the
Democracy for all laws voting money
out of the National Treasury. The op-
! pOSlIlOu WAS dlhdJS ldNOidOAS AZ -
~pensive and splendid government"
while the instincts of the Democracy
are for an economical ana cheap system
of administration. Tbs firm and resolute
opposition of the South to all the cor
rupt schemes of the lobby is. notorious.
Their members are never approached
even by the lobby, which relies for its
votes upon tie Northtrn BANKsEs
SHERMAN, EDwARDEs, and other Black
Republicans from the North.
The New York Tribune, an old po'
l~itical stager, which is we'll aware of the
fact we have stated above, consider:
SHERMAN's speech indiscrect, because
the result will prove that, if there has
been extravaganza, he (SHERMAN) has no.
put the blame where it really be ongs
The Tribune referring to his speech says
"Zhe opposition has 1ecer discharged
ats full duty in watching, exposing, re
sisiing the constant tendency to ~increas'
the number and the emolumants of thost
who draw through the Treasury thei
living from the sweat of the tax payin,
millions On the contrary, such scan
duLous jobs as tile enlargement Q
tie Capital, tile Washington Water
Works, tie Neq0 Orleans and Charles
ton Custom house, hire never been per
sistently, adequately opposed By the pc
hticak minoraIy IN Congress
The Tribune is more honest than it
contemporary in the acknowledgement, bu
even it does not tell the whole truth
which is, that the "s~cardulous jobs
alluded to received much the larges
support from the optositioD.- CrGaofor'
Co. Democrat.