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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-09-30
RULES AND REGULATIONS

Authentic pcdlgIrCS OF DluOuct
stock Of all kinds will be required.
When there is no competition, 0
when the articles offered may not BE-
worthy Of Il premium, the W%ltlhoIdIn!
Of Il premium will be at the discretion
Of me Directors on the report OF the
Judges.
Should any individual enter an ami.
NAL or article in another name than
that Of the bona Gdc owner, the per,
son making such entry shall not be
allowed ii premium, should one be re,
ported by the judges, and Shall be cX,
cIudrd from competing at amy future
exhibition Of Society.
Premiums will not be paid on artI-
clcS or animals removed from the cX-
hibilion before il closes, unless by con.
sent Of the Directors.
No animal shall be allowed a prcmi-
um if he has any infections or conta-
gious disease, and any person know
ingIy offering such animal, or bring
ing him on the Fair grounds. Shall be
excluded from future exhibitions.
Exhibitors must e 10 the delivery
of their articles upon the show
grounds. The Society will not in any
cast provide for their transportation,
or the subject to any expense either
o rthcir delivery, or return from, the
Fair grounds.
The names Of the Judges appointed
will be announced at 0 O'Clock on
each morning.
Stock may be exhibited for pre-
miums by any citizen Of the State. If
it shall have been owned and kept in
the State for three months, immcdi-
atcIy preceding the Fair, upon the
exhibitor, if not residing in Franklin
County, becoming II member OF the
Society.
No article Of domestic manufAc.
turc shall be allowed to compete for
premiums except raised in the State.
No crop shall be allowed to compete
for premiums except raised in the
county.
Exhibitors residing in Franklin
County not members of the Society
will be required to pay such entrance
fee as may be- fixed by the Directors.
Premiums and Diplomas will also
be awarded for such articles Of and
improvements in Agricultural aud
Manufacture not mentioned in this
list, as may be found worthy.
Pcrsoas wishing to compete for the
premium essay, must forward their rs.
to the Secretary at Winchester.
ON or before the lst Of Scp,cm.
name of the author accom-.
panying it in Il sealed cnvcIopr-cach
Inscribed with n similar and suitable
motto. The successful essay will be.
come the property Of the Society. all
subject to the orders of their
authors. The name Of the successful
'SSayist will be announced.
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NOTICE.

HAVE on banda large lot of sash, well
rrimed and glazed. suitable for churches,
depot houses. school houses, &c. Sash of the
following sizes, II light windows 10 BY II {;
Is light windows I'D by II, which ] will sell
at factory prices. J. I. FORBES.
July -, If.
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Why are n young lady's affections
always doubtful! Because they are
misgivings.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-09-30

Gen Cass is said to be worth five
millions of dollars. To the county
his worth cannot be estimated in dol.
lars and cents.
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Prayer was not invented; it was
born with the first sigh, first joy, the
first sorrow of the human heart.
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MARBLE MONUMENTS.
VI BAK r.
On Depot st,cct, adjoining the Bucket Factory,
NnrfrrcSbOrO, Tenn,

lie Is prepared to Gil orders for any kind Of
Monuments, at the shortest notice and on the
best terms. lie is thankful Tor the patronage
he has heretofore received, and respectfully
]sollclts "A continuance OF the same. lie war
rants his work to be as good as any that can be
purchased in the country, and prices lower
than here or at Nashville. You who have
friends resting in the silent grave, can here
find a monument that will sh, W where they
lie and keep them fresh in your memory.
n. B.-Thc partnership existing between
Mr. John C spence and myself was dissolved
at the beginning of the year lSj6, by my pur-
chasing hrs entire interest IN the firm If Nj.
Baker g. Co.
w. j. SLATER. Agent,
Winchester, Tenn.
Mar. q, ISL.
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VI d FaHAT TBS
L.TF. ], s.
PhRNiC BitterS.

THE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE VOW BEFORE THE
L public, for the cure of SCrOfula, Ulcers, Scurvy, OF
%Eruptions of the skin, Fever and Ague, Dropsy, and ID
act most all diseases soor yield to their curative prortr
ties. II has been computed that during the last twenty
five years upwards OF FOUR MILLIONS of persons have
been benefited by the use Of these medicines a fact wtiN
speaks volumes in favor of their curative prOpcrties-i
single trial will place them beyond the reach of Comptl
ton III the estimate Of every patient. BY their use Il,
BLOOD IS TO A HEALTHY STATE and hpe
from all impurities. The system is not reduced durir,
their operation hut invigoratcd, and they require no |,
Straint from business or pleasure.
The afflicted have in these medicines a remedy that wl
do for them all that medicine can possibly effect.
Prepared by w. B. MOFFAT, M. D..
Proprietor, New York,
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The shortncss OF life is very often
owing to the irregularities ofthc Hrcr.
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OFFICE:
No. a, Public Square, Nash
VIE. Tenn.

ycr,nlly Preferred over All others.
| Because it is the only Sewing Machine
in the world ever invented. so constructed as
TO fully meet the demands Of!amIIie5 for gen
era use.
1t is very simple and is never liable to
get ont Of order.
3 It makes IL seam which Will not rip,
though, every thread stitch is cut.
4 It is moi "A shuttle machine.
) It scws with too needles, making any
length stitch desired,
Il liz scWs from two ordinary spools, and
thus all trouble or winding thread is avoided
while the same Machine can bc adapted u,
pleasure, by a mere change Of spools, to all
varieties Of work.
1.-THE same Machine runs silk or linen
thread, and common spool cotton, will! equal
facility.
= This Machine will, sew in the sleeves of
4 coat with the same ease and facility that it
sCWs n straightscdm.
0Thl5 Machine can be run to make one
thousand five hundred stitches per minute.
lOIhr seems are as elastic asthe most Siqs-
tic fabric 50 That if is free from all liability
to brcak in washing, ironing or otherwise.
II The stitches made by this machine are
more beautiful than any o;hcr made either by
hand or machine.
The price Of the Machines Of Office in New
York, range rJom s%1J 10 $3.50, an additional
charge of so is Dnly madc0n each machine
over New York priccsat Office in Nashville,
TO dcfray expenses Of transportation &c. To
Nashville
II IT Az Co,ro,,
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II YouR HAIR is HARSH,
.,., Use Prof Woods hair restorative.
,,,r,. ,,,, Use Prof Woods hair restorative,
lfyou are bald, "a"e'
If you have nervous headache, '"eA
Use Prof Woods hair restorative
Iryou have e%ruptions, ''"e
If you desire glossy hair, ''soNs
Use Prof Woods hair rcstora,iv,
If you desire TO preserve the color, 1"
Iryou desire not to loose the color, o'"
If you want a cheap article, '"
Use Prot Woods hair restorative,
Ifyou admire the beautiful lock,
Use Prot. Woods hair restorative
lfyOl admire the beautiful ringlets, wv"
Use Prof Woods hair restorative
Ifyol wish a be1utiMl complexion, '
Use Prof Woods hair restorative.
1fyOu wish a face free from pimplcs, Wv"
Use Prof Woods hair restorative
lfyou wish to appear young, ~
Use Prof Woods hair rcstoradv.
If you want testimony Overwhelming,
Read the circular OF Prof Woods hair restorauv,
Ifyou want to find it, '
The depot is at ia Market st, st. Louis, Ma
1t is also sold by every popular druggist in city ord
country. Dec l9-wty
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&. ID. BINS0a q BRO,

Piano Fnrtes' N%el0leons, Church AMI Pitlor Organs,
Sheet Music, Music book Instructors ur all kinds, intact,
everything N the Musical merchandise line can be ioun
IN Out establishment
oar Mcl0ielns arc manufactured by G.. A. Prince q Co,
Eulalo, New York. Also warranted for one year. N
oIders nom the country will nIcet with prompt attention.
Music mailed To any part NJ the country fee Of postage.
teachers airi schools are respectfully invited 10 give Us a
call OF seni Ia their OUicTs. AccOrlcons AMI all other
muSio'l Instruments repaired. No. 20 Union It opposite
Planters BaLk.
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q. w. EtBEaE2E ELS.

Very thankful for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to him, keeps on hand
and will furnish any article IN cabinet iurnl-
lure at the shortest notice, either of bis own
manufacture or of factory work. lie is de-
iermIncd that no one shall underscll him or
give more inducements for custom. ANY
article Of his own make that does not prove
TO be such as he sells it for may be returned
on his hands.
COFFlNS FURNISHED
at ali times ascheap as any other person will
furnish them, aud on the shortest notice, and
sent to any portion OF the country without
extra charge. HIS horse that he keeps for
such purposes is well known and cannot be
surpassed in point of gentleness in any
country.
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WATSON gesE T.,

Situated on Market street,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
AND NEAR TIE PUBLIC SQUARE,
is now open for the accommodation of the
public. The house has been thoroughly rem
ova ed and returnished. The Proprietor is
determined, by attention to the comfort of
his guests, to mcritrhe patronage ofthe public.
PRICES.
Board per day.............$l 30.
Day Board per week....... 3 so.
THOS. S. WATSON.
Feb. 90, 1858. ly.
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ON MANHOOD,
AND IT'S PREMATURE DECLINE.

Just Published, Gratis, the ooh Thousand,
A FEW WORDS on THE RATIONAL TREATMENT,
y without medicine, Of rTcImatDuhca N Local Weak
ness, Nocturnal Emissions, Genital and Nervous Debility,
impotcnCy, aud lnpodimcuts 10 MarIiae" generally, by
4. DE LANEY, NJ. d
The important fact that the many ALARMING complaints
originating IN the imprudcuCc and solitude Of youth, may
be easily removed WITHOUT " DlrlNt, is IN This
small tract clearly demonstrated; and The entirely new
and hi"lly successful treatment, as adopted by the Nuihpr,
fully explained, by means Of which every one is enabled
to cure HIMSELF perfectly aud at the least possible cost,
thereby %avnlilu" aii the advertised uostruw~ Of the day,
Sent to any addIrss, gratis aud post lTcr in Il sealed en-
ycIUpc, hy rrm'titng post paid two POSTAGE stamps 10
Ur. II. DE LhNEH, sS Fast 3ist street, Ncw YOrh city.
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LIST or PREMUM MS!
offered By The Franklin county
Agricultural and Mechanical
S OC|E Y.

The following Premiums will be
awarded by the Franklin County
Agricultural and Mechanical Society,
at its Third Annual Fair, to be held
at Winchester, commencing on the
9Th day Of October, 1853.
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THE WORD.

1A4G
One lovely eve in leafy June,
Young Fanny linger'dlate,
InduIging melitalions sad
Beside tho garden gate.
Her checks were pale, her looks Tor
She sigh'd desporingly, l'of"'
"Alas, alas! one little word
Has work'd much woe Tor me.
"ForcwcII, oh cruel word to write!
More cruel still to say,
For William leaves tomorrow morn,
And | have said him nay.
ooh luckless word unhappy girl!
What spirit prompted ne,
When William took nay hand and said,
Fanny, | love bn. thee
"lr you disdain my warm true heart,
In other lands I'll roam,
But If you love me, Fanny dear,
Why, then, ri stay al home.
50 whisper soft one little word,
Yet not cruel nay;
Ny heart is thine, love thee well,
Speak, Fanny, shall stayi
"When thus he tod his love to me,
Although ! love him 50,
In pride Of heart aud coquctry
turned and answered Go!
Gle dropp'd my hand, turn'd pale, and
Farewell, proud girl, farewell, said,
scom the nir who led me on
A hopeless love to teII''
"And so he went, and ! ana left,
TO mourn my l%honghlIcss play,
Yet sure | am ! nGyGr drcamt
He'd really so away.
"Yct ri not grieyc: he ought to know
A Iady's nay means yea;
And by this rule he might have judged
By co. that meant stay
But, alb! who comes along the lane?
'Tis surely Williams form:
Alas! HEN only say farewell!
lie leaves Tomorrow morn"
Another moment William stood
Beside the garden gate;
"Fanny, ! como once more,' he SAID,
"From you TO learn my fate"
Poor Fanny bIush'd and droop'd her
She could not moel his gnzcj head,
IIor eyes were wet with tears unshcd,
Their lids she would not raise.
lie took and prcSs'd her little hand,
In his it trembling lay;
She tum'd and laIlcfd bIushingIy,
"Oh, stay, dean William, stay"
PolsoSous LIuuoRs.--Gcorgia is not
to wait for the temperance
millennium, which is to succeed the
general Introduction Of cheap and
wholesome wines from the native
grape. Bat for the benefit Of the pre-.
sent generation, the Legislature Of
hat State has passed law author.
zing the various city authorities to
appoint an Inspector Of liquors. lfthr
Inspector thus appointed finds any
or any other poisonous
lrug in any liquor, he is to give the
person selling the same due notice to
end it out ofthc State. llany person,
.llcr receiving this notice, sells any
quor, knowing it to be druggcd, he is
liable to Il fine Of one hundred dollars
or the first offence; Of two hundred
for the second, oflour hundred
|oIlars for the third, and olonc thou
and dollars for the lourlh.-Er.
|
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GEORGE GREIG,

"noLfsA1Ra AMI Retail Confeciinner. and DEALER in
w Foreign WincS. Liquors. AMI SegaTs, Nos. u d -.
MO street, ~iashSille, Tenn. laus29 fy
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WM, n. MINCuIN.

NC. ", MARKET STREET, between Tnion u. ami tht
~ square. keeps constantly On hlmi a mll assortment
ofevey descriptions f Hardware iHl cutlery. Psrticulai
attention paid to buidiug material, &c. aug1J Is
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First Day--OClObcY 9TH.

WOODEN ARTICLES--BEST SPEC
MEMS.
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Wehayc just received a large ~IotoffomlIy
Groceries, such as
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CHURCHES OFWHEELING

For the information of visiting cy,ws pub
th the following list of the dnerent Churches, their
me and place Of meeting If there any mistakes we
Hillmake the necessary correctlonwith pleasures:
ST. Mdttet5's, ntScopdldn, Corner Monroe and Byron
trects Rev E. PERKSs Rector; morning services 10
'clock, evening, Il - ~ Y X
ST. Johns, Eiscopalan, Main street. between Frstand
Second, Centre Wheeling Rey.J. H. SMITH, A. NJ, Rector
berVices-Morning 1o1<; afternoon s1<; nghtT1G r
Est Er4saytttdn EV. 3. II. WEED, Pastor, Fourth st.
sstFeenmonrOeand Quincy;ser afternoon
Second Presbyterian, Webster street. between Main and
Market Centre Wheeling services morning evening
1ird Prssbytsrian, Fifth street, between Chestnut and
Ibsrt sta. South wheeng Rev E. WOODS Pastor, seryi
ses morning and evening.
Fourth Presoysrdn Rev. A. PAUL., Pastor, ainstree
between Washington Adams sts services and
evening. {siaa
Fourth srs.s 4staodtst Eptscopa Rev. ]. E. w11soS
between Monroe Quncy services
morning and evening"
North Street Methodist Eptscopdl Rev "A "a KoER
corner Market and North sts, North wheelng
morning and evening. eE-a sg 10
OtGpltne Street Aethodist Episcopdl, Row T. H. MoS.
oE, PASTOR Chapne street, between First Second
Centre Wheeling; services morning and evening.
South RheeliH0 n. E. Cturda, Rev. ]. 8. Hall,
Pastor; services morning and evening.
W"eeIin0 islq"d CaGpd, on Wheeling Island, Rev. ].
WILSON, Pastor. " itt3
GsrmaR 4estodtst EDtse6pa1, Rev O. HILW1o Pastor,
ohapns street, between Webster Centre Wheel
ng. ga8 5ss,qss - -lFeE
So James Castdrdt, Roman Catholic, Rt. Rev BISHOP
RV.wHatAa Fifth street, corner Of Hampdeh; services
morning and afternoon. ta,f ;5sf..s -, =,
R = :. ..ss " /" M
+s' noFn9s anu AMI evening
associate Leo'ned, Rev n AcoLuRBs Pastor, corne
,
Centre Wheeling; serIice6 i'm the morning,
evening. f5ss5 lsss sal -E7
.0eao@soal ProttAtant, Rev WA HE11RR Pastor, CLAY
r.et,AbOve Sixth, Eastwhesling ~. li -
Zion Esaa0eEtcut LaAtria,s; Rev. r. zr,ixArsx N.
Pastor, Market street, between webster
Whesasiserviees morning ahl evening. i'sa gsj q
a'Ttsk Synagogue, ouincYsrest, between Market and
Glrm1n Protestant, Union Ball Main ttTs1ti ibstv..n
M1nrseaud QuInoy;sstttce31O55 mo ming. II
.----7+4=s.---= X s.
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THE INTEIlLTGENGER.-.

Trials Of a PntrIot who Wanted 10 save
,a.91 his County.
The Buffalo Republic contains the following
graphic account of the troubles of an. unforta.
nate FrenehmaR, whose efforts to save his adop.
ted country well nigh proved fatal to him:
MoNsIEuR EDITA1R 81 have beer. in dis conn.
tree hut years, and on zelast week / trayil to'
de coort house, and T. have profane myself with
one swear of allegiance TO ze countree and need
Buck de Prezedaht. Vcr good. / have One
vote to save ze icopntree, so my neighbor saw
who lives in the, house on top of me rsecond
story, perhaps II Ed, j and he say, s'yote yer
mosch, all yet time, aud vote early in ze morn
ing" So l ez.ny wife will eat me so early in
ze morning, and viii go vote yer mooch. Yer
well-I eat my breakfast in ze hurry, an I 90
down in Ze first ward. Ven dare /, 90 in De
pole and ! ask him have Won leelle vote here
and several AIilesians crowd around Ine. and Saw
here is ze right vote. say / wish to vote for
Lafayette, ze papa of dis countree, and ze Irish.
man ne says no-Lafayett not &c. papa Of dis
countree-hei is only ze ebrozzer-in-law. De1I
sez to him, for whom shall I put in ze ileetle,
vote demand yer solemn man; who appears
so sorry det think he hav big sore somewhere
he take me Won side, and he say, Iwill write
you sze vote for save your. .countrce and he gave
me zis vote, andhe nevair smile all ze vile:
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incorporated. el8l9-ChaIter Perpetual.
Cash Capital $1,000, 900. 1
a Absolute AND UNIMPAIREb,
WITH a SURPLUS OF s5O8,3sY "a.
And the prestige 3s years experience.
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CHOICE FIRST GLASS INSTTRANCE

~. ~ .tit .--6,, = - -ii.i G1slGg SflFzf
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..-- For 4SaeriF, ~
ISRAEL T. " ADswoRrn. ID
For County .JaiIor,i
u s-as T.;S. CURING. ..5
~ BohlCiae Pa.intair.
DENIS O'GKADYa McCLAPp. -
80 For se Spoils, b.
JAMES G. DICKIE BRYAN. II
F0r ge Senator,
LEVI j. HAM AND Fees. -
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.oRE LAW OF NEWsPAPHRs.

subscriberswho give express notice to the con-
Ons. -
subscribers the scontInuaace of their perl
9dCas, the publisher continue all ar
GeIraFes are paid.
neglect refuse to take their peYjodI
els from the offices which they they held
e'pOnsble theJ have settled the bull ordered them
Issontinued. :
4-T subscribers to other places vithoutnform
IuS te publish and the papers former di
re stOn, they held responsible. II
-The CourtShaYe decided trefuaing to take perodf
from the Office removing leaving them
,r,Is4rUsJIUJ d0Su evidence oEintentIonal fraud.
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Q IisiFi !, I'd 7V..ARNEiX44il l9il40 q
aL!z stoffAf4 1HeUF a cru RE n (5t ,5s
tCOREHERf3 ~ 4Fi d 9 h ISKfN u RON IVAEs "a
- Nos Main ST., near tie CrekEBfiz6s
lsi4i22 s9ss's 9WHEEIdNG, Vas ~ q 3'iaF3
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Agehtfor the state of VIRGINIA.
ohce Union Hall Buildings, West side of Main ST. qn
door South Of N. w. Bank, -. ~ .es - an a5Ea
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nc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

subscriptions advertising or other a.
of the Integencer should be addressed
Letters concerning the editorial department of the PAPER
them, . ~ 80
only on one side 81 the paper. - - = - =
An Observance OF the above rules will greatly obge u.s.
nd secure prompt attention to correspondentS an
heymlsht otherwise receive. Il - > -
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received a beautiful Black CssSi.a
\ = mere Hat-somethiag nsRs iBLIss, CA5IPbEIIsE -
Ne g, Main 1t.
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8 CHARLES W. CIR -Afr45a5T1f.1

9 SUCCESS OR n o ia AIlR s = a INNRR
VIE nndsEsigned would inform tho citizens Of wheeling
mat the Drug and pre-
Enl continue to carry on the Drug business Ia itS
nj PUBIC which has been
toWards thsold and wei known estabsment
ms ann to keep thing, the niirtf Lj1S
~ me lowest Rree usually 70 be found IN wen r
carefully eopounded from the pfest f
NAeSASlnss.i CHARLES W.4GRAHAEJ
I'm li NO. 20, cor. Main, and WebSter StV.
'EehfFk
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4..,s AAAUHAoTuRRRs IwHOLEsALE DR4IERs N
UMBRELLAS AND PARA SOILS
w Arch Gus b, sa4e 5 :,
.!t'2 NO. 10 WA13R EN-STREE
Sa y s5L.!f2 Nenr BroadWay,ai etfitEsfs.'7f
92-d:tw-1y NEW YORK.
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q Poc1es Issued without dsiay and IN 3
to with dispatch and fidelity, by =. 4
SANG'tI II! AK DIR ETsEHSi Agent IA
,nto an, . oaice at tlts Savings Bank Of Wheeling.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-02-20
From the Philad .lphia Fress.
Democratic Sentiment Against the Lee
compton Fraud.

=.
We this morning lay before the readers oil
the Press some of the letters which have
besn received from distinguished Democrats
who are invited to attend the great meeting
held in this city on Monday evening.
These expressions of sentiment exhibit,
in new and irresistible form, the resolute
and uncomprising Of the Democratic party
against the attempt to force the Lecompton
Fraud upon free people.
The letters Of Gov. Wise, Judge Douglas
Hon. VIM. Montgomery, and others. will be
read with delight. That Of Gov. Wise is
singularly opposite and fearless. 1t calmly
and convincingly analyses and discusses
the Presidents message. Never before in
the history of politics, was there q more
complete argument. 1t will occasion deep
sensation in every part of the Union.
The men who tell US that we are going
against the Democratic party must look
these demonstrations in the face. 1t is vain
to attempt to rail down the public sentiment
on this subject 1T sciU rot dOnn." 1t Is
covered all over with the impentrable armor
Of truth. II speaks through milliun Of
tongues. 1t radiates from every household
in the North, ana papitates in every honest
mans breast. 1t is invincible against any
threats, and it will prevail, though all the
powers Of each be arrayed against it. Ne
yer before have our people been so terribly
in earnest. Never before have the Demo
cracy occupied prouder or more conquer
ing position. Let those who doubt il be
warned in time
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-02-20
OTTAWA
Agricultural & Seed Store.
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Manufacturer and wiioiesai- ard Retail Dealer in all
kinds OF
Forming implements and Machinery.
CCii a. Thr.>hing and Reup'rg Nachin">. Power
and hand Corn Shelters. fan;iing Ni-, Hay Caters
Pinws IIarrows Seed Drills aud PiaGtrrs both hand and
horse Cheese Presses. Thermometer and Cylinder
Chur:s. Ok Yokes and Bows, Axes Hatehets, Shoveis
SPADES and Forks. Also. the celebrated Sod and SUB
Soil Pows and gTea; variety OF others for breaking and
stirring manufactured at Lockport Joliet Morris Peru
and Palestine. The Premium Star Corn and Cob Miii
tarIrn and FeI S-es, in all varieties, and geuu
inc. Also, the Chinese Sugar Cane Seed, warranted
pure -
route and will be for sale at the Agr
cultural Store, ON La Sale 81.
Grateful for former patronage, solicit the contnu-
auce of orders the present season. shall spare e
fort make it object for farmers patronage. My
goods all made OF the best material and by IN. most
experienced workmen. lmar2i T. W. CHAMBERlA1N