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NO. 145
AlisfeIlaneons.
- LOOK Ar THE 1RUTHf -
'lO THOSE WHO WISH no Nr.r1

Il or-s.sCSAS " NJ w lSH TO MAXI T.
6ais~ r ~ y IN their tailoring bills and - - ~ y
10 4 ff - 10 hing Wou q fu7its Tn,r -ts - "
~ I. Gl Ale"n hat y0n can re vo- - 4
fhaS ~ ~ ssteel by bOUrAIk "a a - II ~ ~ ne az
ve if' - "a . pay Ia the arse Sforss & =
- ~ oA IN ide hr OF the l,est . -
80 ,.i t.tol ot no sale J. b. keeus ~
li e1pPy o. all kinds Of Cloih mi il .l o. hand
frefs - = ms pri the times IL s
- - ulAi ti9 reason he Is anahl "a - si q eoad
Ut % ssusIs Is "a the fct thai he iS hlseI7
ront 70 P-y. 'iNe>s' ahd has 10 h use
PAlCES FOR PERSONS FURNISFETS,,. .r.,rrp -.
GOODS -ilA O"N
a., el Sealitns nd Making Dsuhle Breast Froet 20,
R-.i, 70 aasie da, fom 81 % n "a an n 80 y ~ y
-. Ytet - lnler Cat frUm S40l 10 g -. - = ot
80 ils y % 70 s. 25 DO Vests VII r+Ls
49, s = = Boys Cl0th Sack cts rn1Eiu- - ,s .lls
rsi y - % - 90 Bgs Vests or Panrs rSafio- IN &
NAOIhAS CLEANED. PRESSED, REPAIRED sr
i.,. J. BOUTALL. -
-, ~ s. ciair Street, above Enc.
HH1AICHER, BURT & CO PRO-
= Bisi9ts Q, Holsels Pateut Iruss n H. -. ~
~ uea N Lumer. Timber S,,r-i.- -
Track SAio' toot OF C. &. x C. Il n
-, S -l-o possess tact tiles rrecsivine anil
80, 49, a1lifoa Iron, Gi iindstones R1ildia
~ I,,s S,b ~ al Kinds directly rom cars ~ Sesl M
rates nenis attended 10 with nrampinrss and n, f
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nOCTOR HALLIWELL. DENTTST

II and Grlduafe O he CIeellnd MedIcal Collete con-
tnucs 70 supply the loss Of Teeh, which never chsura
eeuI OF decay. without sEinss wire Of any descrpoa
which perfectly Eseble na ure thai pacfised
ol pets could n0t de- ect No e1tract.al q
painful ope1tiurs AZ The following charges: single
toeth, Sl-full sets lTOm so upwards.
Dr n having made meltS he pared ard viii
laser fun sets Of true Prceain Teeth afeied BY Dr.
Lo0mlS, (see O1Iulons Of The press
Dental Rooms over ChaTehlls Drug Store. Pubn
SouaIe 1an5-iXw
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Bankers.
MaFkham q CO..

Markham 81 Co.,
lsaocessors to Harness, Hill \ Co..
BANKERS,
HAVE REMOVED TO THEIR
NV an c,araolio = Banking Ofce, situated On the
: er OF River aad Light Hose streets. MerchAhss
aud be- 20 all fhose who eosrust 'esl-ess ~
hands, PROMPTNESS and On The most LIBERAL
are buyiag and selling LAND WARRANTS al best
w YORK EXCHANGE B0s5hf aad Sail.
Id. SILVER AID UNCURkENI NOTES WAN
NJ an extensive oOrrespondsnee. are prepared .
OBJECTIONS IN tbs AID adjoining States, Niih
and a. lou r1ies-
REFERENCES
F,xeri,t Esq Cashier Bro7dwag Bank. y y
Htn,lv ESQ Casiier Com Br. Bank SleFeLaho
81 Carpeufrr \ Ncrmilye- Bankers. y
Ssni0ri \ co Bankers Bgiflio. y
Caruv Howard a SANGER, Merchants n y
Creea X SepFel Bankers. n 4
4 Day. Baak y u
u II J. Il. steNehs. Bankers, n Y
Cook = lrgun BANKERS, DaFenpurt, low
Marshall \ tlSley. Bakers. Milwaukee, WIS
W l. p Little Co Bankers. S1siiae-, elh
F.llis, Brown y Co Bankers Clneiunatl, y.
W Il. Williams \ Co. Bank =, fitteb' d, fA
W T. Curry 4 Co. Bankers, ET1ct Pa.
Therun Pardce. .Esq, Cashier Mclean 90 bank Bloom
T. &C & IBiearlsisy q Cashier Auburn EEehAnge Bans
AS1sP " leonard L Esq Cashier Auburn City BanE An
Ne Nelson S Beardslog, Esl President oayugA Co Baak
AslS--ei S,isTeisS5. n M.rch 3. rsss-mhas,d lsa
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THESE MACHINES CAN BE.OB-
II tained Al MaNUFAcroRY PRICES with knoWlelgr
0rkins the OF the subscriber where res
pectullv the public 70 call aud examine them IN
pracal ope ati0n, with the EuINo FOOT. and where
Is advantages other macnes for 1ily use cae pe
better IN described paper. The decided petff
gyent macanss hy thosa that gss thsa a r
and all that have thfm n use shoul iniuce
feel interested In Scvlng Machines % bear %
mind thar 10 these fachiues is comb med a. that - ne od
enquiries ~ eter othergise viii meet with npt
atteuuu BY INO. E.lSrRONo. AGENT, Melnteoa blcck,
II Snoeri0T ST CT eveland Ohio. send for Cirrular-
rerr : bur ano evid- Machine anf ttat D. " n EEL
ER \ WILSON'S. --JudEe MsiSs. Of The American Ia
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HliHi1lfrp,

MILLINERY GOoDS.-MORGAN
lVl q ROOF are dsily receiving frum Manufacturer
n EucouS laze Of Millinery Goods, and
are NV opening
i00 Cases B0nnetS, all varieties,
81 Cartans FrsBch aad American Flowers
Al n, ne MiaGfs Il Ladies Hezd-gear, which will be
IA Thoiesale or Retail al shngy Low prices, IN
aoeoIlanes ~iih ne ''1ss - CRY MILLS STORE
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PORCELAIN TEETH.
CUPERIORlfY on TuRIR-nrpr1

/ SUPERIORlfY OF THEIR NTRTu
~ q Of Prodaeas Arti6eial Teeth over a. o1s -
IN! l1t ~. IMPLICITLY One u &c ehemieay us,e
N nj IfS.tl ~ sls sille qaa-ify Of material.
afaise,ieosI WI .nl2iesslon Tins adapiafon one
81 PURlTY.-TLe eniiro riaie s5a 7..,h -
Sss M si -ssiSa oi any knoya chs mcal AGENT hence h
otSeT sn nae nsstA e'mm0a 10 gold plate work and
s1s 11 OLok-Brishl, lively, and zood iI,ii.ii--
, os =, ' III d. ts's seef' s'g,i5 9 ss5 s-ssS
and wi all other where our have been
has there been any dissatisfaction
TERAISAerordias to the Of The case aud given
PAYMENT-UPon the RECEIPT Of the order or On deliv
cry Persons viii Gold Pate ean apply ihir Plis part
GuARANTY.Ssftgaet provided lie terms Of pay-
Persons wanting iaiorllaiou reference VA svsn
tho.ein constant ust Of our WORK
The atual tee ios eek Is lol enough 10 intervene BE-
10 our Patrons ana those Who desire 10 become such "
w,l say th.i oar are sgea that and
within Two days AFTER the arrival OF the patient.
To THE DENTAL PROFESSION .-..-
arrangements Yuu Lg yhich l. u Eken
of your pat;en's cses an articualins. HCls &C. Sc
died win Teas5nai sreursey 10 the diins ssd aTieus
ling nodel We VIII so make Block Work osisT on
Testimonials and References.
have observed with much Interest M the last years.
above ttol u pred dcins Aihrial Teeth and believe
statements Vi this Oircnlar CO.
7. GARLICK.
have uvesi ieated with fir the last three years
the above method Of making snd pp yng ATtIc al eeih
a the L1boraqry Of Dr. Wright and also IN and
ssy with confidence that s plan the last one
an entirely successful hen made under his odservasiou
Tue supc0rty VI Kind OF Dental vsork t an
AND Of aelalc plate, cannot b. Questioned. sud The
meat IN Dr. Nr=ts Circular OF ti number q
Us work h2s akeH ne Place Q, gold plate IS True Mach
Dentists h the eouniry. an not conveTzan uh
cess Of PuTcelain work the Ia ds Olhers ilan Dr.
Wright II A ACKLET, d
Late Prof of surgery CieEe. Ned. College.
Dan P Rhodes, Prof J. p. Kirkland,
n Jacksun- Prof s. b. Huut
II MayaI Castle, Ed- Bud- II a. Journal
II L Whitman. Wm w Richards,
T.. r. StuTtevamf, Prof Gatchell
J. X. Cur.lss
y. B-Having learned that persons claiRg DO this
work and many claiming he agents far he
Same We VIII say that up to tis date have asena
the u ; A, who haTe rtto the above pa1eutca d
such claim. an 10 lhOse It either infringement
Or an iHposon an imposition, let Il work cure
II an Infringement, we vii IN due me attend 10 that
NJ l. WRIGHT, n. D
Arfu narf fur he fHHrTu~4
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AND ENAMELED CRATES.
w L, I MARVIN. NO. 9-PUBLTc
fc, sSoAkE, tSouih sidel has just tre.sivi - y
meHis OF A'' "' The largest and best asSsTi
ENAMELED CRATES.
~ Eter brought % this kot He aluars -
os6ef Iiss f ~ l SPProEsd styles q COOKINt s5
~a~II1ellrea iIe EzRressly for tAis Market and
HafFa''fsd 10 gise perfect Satisfaction.
49, ~ : My supplied with an ass,rtps,, az
ss5 Sd are asd HOUSE Fdrnisia Arts.e sa ss SS S
So slelaci ures large sfock ol Ion co-v-- -
O1-D' AZ wholesale or retail, fUr cash VII N-
At Prices to Suit the Times
~, ~ sinds o. J0BBlNG, ROOFING. EAVI, TRorrcu
On sHORT NOIICE. '--i4A" AlaAAer. ahd
p 4 he prOofo the putlIirg il Il,
well known stand OF 9 0ise eNAefs Al ne old and
10 S75 each. - s'o'es' Two szes $50
mv2ss-S,,1rs W L MARVIN.
= 30 y ooufh side Pubi les Snr1rr.. =
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j. HerdInan s. Co.,

IL Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
.nEALERS IN GOLD AND SILVER
y Com Fo eigu a. q Domestic Exchange, nc1rren,
loueT ard Land Warrants Co ecions n me Ohiteo
Staies Canada and Europe. promptly atien ended 10
Agets fte Liverpool and New York Screw steamship
iire by ich Passage be secured either To o from
ivo 81 the advertised Passage can also be Sc
-ur from IiyerpooliO New York. Quebec and New Or
eaus hy The regular limos Of sailing Packet ships Ais
irn Havre Hamburg and Bremen 70 New 1srk. Dratts
-rIset loranr amount yale throug "a uithe Colneh
n Europe and Great Britain aud Ireland boz turtheT ar-
1calsrsapply al the Banking and ExclanEe Ohlce o.
] HERDMAN 4 CO.
- AZ IL Wntsr slreet. CIeEeland. Ohio.
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nj q 81 q
C00T--GO0I--COGf.

NEWBERRY LUMP C0AL.-This
Y superior article Of BIrUMINOUS COAL which l.
rticlarly adapted domestic purposes well As loi
team and snh can be had Of the ondesned Agenis
.0r the Company -. -, ii, A.
orders fr CIV OF foreign te VIII be executed with els
afc and Coal delivered al art Of The city o aqutly
Ehie Will not fail please # len u elther o. our oes
" 49, SCCVILL 4 WHEELER,
oef- No 81 River strrff aud C 4 p Coal fler-
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At Prices to Suit the Times
New Painting Establishment.

va .Ae FH0iie Square, one door North Of Ken
dalfs Store
IASCOIT 4 HOPKINS ARR
PJ, lS % 90 tolse. Sisn, Carnage snd Ofo- 1efsl
pi sIlmi 5ting OF Woeds. aIarbics Pssrt1-5 =
CluelA soiiclted aDlg-lr TASEOTT 4.
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TEE NEW CAsKET.

n rr1o Lll1o 10 IhE ALE OF I'M
- - and rehnemcnt the a. 49,
new A. ~. lq is nov prepared furnish a ffire
evsr bsIs N me eadsIs Z % supsror To NM
m H., s-ls So y = Qt his Ilaie
m. = ~, AZ v nlsll Y
I; stei,s9 tSsI N sasIeFn citiss- n /
Persons losing friends and wishag procure ANYTHING in
he above ie VIII rnd q much their interest By ling
ani eNluiliHs 0F themselves they Wi aud everT
Ciote sSI In,c = ss-,-hsr. - - x a,.f.
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HO THE LADIES.-We have just
reefVel lare and choice lot Of new Ribbons low
erS Feafsers and some choice and new maier1is IoI
Wir Ronaes All q which have been bought very cheap
and viii Be sold Al Is PER CENT LESS TAk
So11lefe Al SHAW 4 Co.'S.
ds<s Iz supeTiorst.
A MOTHER INVOICE OF REAL.
IA SHAKER BOENETS.
A large stock q Russia Crash. bo1zhf cheap
edand Browa Shzker TOweis-
B1rnslsy Linens, Pillow ASA and sheeiings -.
.Darnasf Table Diapers and Cloths Doiues. Napklnsi
Danask Bordersd Towels an TgNe.InE -
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C0AL--C0AL.

7 C0AL-C0AL.
NOW Is THE TIME TO SET IN
~ your Winter supply We are daiiy recen as3len-
pertas Parties wishing 10 purchase viii % well Y eNe
- all Ar o-ters through the Post Ofce promuy at
sulei 10 Oaccs and yards c P. X. r Pier and al
d up Machine shop. Lake street
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D CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES.
NIany diseases that aec huInaniY are inverted as her
looms frrut he diseased bodies OF cky srcs ScrCfda,
Cssunaption yphilis and FITS among the most
Of constitutional diseases Now We care not how
ang sensTatons The seeds o these diseases maY haxs
been ahIis "a 10 he system eorruptng the bood-RAD-
WAYS REsOFArIs0 REsoLxEST VIII Fadic1te nun the
bodies q The sc cd every patcc OF diseased deposits,
and Al ths vei-s with rev. puIe and heahg b.ool.
CHILDREN'S DISEASES. "a -
RAuWtYts pFSoVAriNo hEsoLwENr should b hailed a.
blessing b every mother throughout the land
ngs Out aus earyl evidence Of disease transmitted
RON the parent stock few doses o. the REnoFArING
RESoLVEr Will elcata yesige o. The disease and
insure the child sound mi healthy body-
R.RR.
r. R R-Radwzvs Beady Relief ior Hsadsehs, shstho
sifk or nervous. RheumattSm Parayxs Lumhago. 6out
Neuragfa Too lhachc Sran Pux Fevers, swollen Ioinfs
Kidney Complaints let Fever Pains around he LIVER
Pieursy, Measles, HearthErn and Psins o. al kinds
Tie nliseries YOU suffer to Joys OF pleasure
r. r. R-Radway's Renoyatng re solvent, ior the cure
0f chronic diseasessurh Scruu ods and syphlic Cm-
ans Cons and other affections Of TIE Lnrgs aud
Throat Inuratiln ard Enlrgeents Of pa<l, Eruplite
1e1sa and all other desss arising o IN impure state
r r RIssauays Regulators uill cure. esctualIy and
speiiv CefIveness indisesiiou. Indammation of the
Borels Drs,epsil. Liver Cumpl11nt Blscese1 o. he
Hear and kdneTs Fenale Com pa1ns. small Fox, levers
~ III RdraVs Baaua1ors Will resture 10 regularity
IA feIuale should Be wilhdnl them a''- l- L
X K r. Remedies ars sold bg DruEy,sts syeryvhsrs-
GAYLORD : CO.. and ". FfsKEs 1sssss, elsis,
and, ohic. ish-4-
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Drugs.
- Il. r. r.

81 - Ibs les 4Se
HEALTH WILL, IN ALL CASES
u follow the dse OF Raiway's X X Remedies Inere
rTe ZONE 80 sicE weak techle crippled
with pain OF snfrmiiies but that RAILWAYS Ready Reef
RsaoEanng Resoveut Requisites as tne nature % ne
disease may require will quickly add rapidly
Ihee renleiies consist OF Radu1ys Ready kelio Rad
war; RenoEaitng Resoveut, ladWsg Regulator Zach
Of these posseas FpscIal curllFc powers eTer
certain diseases. Yet there oher diseases. wherein
their combined uedicln1l Iguperes requreds and
when thus used NJ theIr scent HE nnd streng Nlt-
diseased dyfns hoy % sustan ter uctloni ne
patient will live and be restuIed 70 heaita
Pain r. r. Relief,
AGATE Dis aSes, X X. .hetelr
Infi.nrr1I orv DrsenSes Relief and Regul1tors.
Malsri--1< I.-<s.Ses Relief and Regulaiors
fsonseSfive Dlseases. Relief and Regulators.
s.r.,f-InrIS Disaq.eS lfenorating Heaolvent
f'hTunic Diseases tenoEaflng hesrifentsI
Srntililie IyiSeaSes HenOVailug ResolTeut
GnsfirufionaI llfseases Resolveut and Regulators,
SIN Iiseases RenOvafIng Resolvenf,
Nervous Diseases. hesovenl. Keller, hes ulators.
Infectious Diseases Fsady elIef and Regulators.
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4 . wT7TS1E y n sT1SD1Er- 9 v sTASDARr
WHITMAN, STANDARD q CO.
wv Bankers and Lealsrs N ForeIsa and Domestic NJ
-bs1ee N Superior street We draw dlTest on Lon-
r md Wi furnish Drafts f1r any aaounf pay1oe AZ AZ
he pnripsl poia' Eng lad Ireland sootiane EIaeee
- fs-wfnv Coectlons made all accessible points
fhroaehou the U1it d safes and Canalas nla-.lE
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-04-17
Mistaken Conversions.

A correspondent furnishes the following in
stances of mistaken conversions in New York
city,
A REPENTANT DRY GooDs MERCHANT
Among the recent conversions was that OF Mr.
-, large dry goods dealer. After his con,
version he went to neighboring minister and
told him there were so many tricks in the trade,
that he was convinced that no man could be
honest, and obtain living by the sale of dry
goods.
"Then," said the minister, /" suppose you
intend to give up your business, and go into
something else"
"Oh, no." replied the hopeful convert; q!
shall attend only to the purchase of goods, and
leave all the selling to my clerks
A CHARITABLE SIsTER.-A young lady fond
of the pomps and vanities of this world, had
beautiful set of jewelry. She became " convert
ed" In relating her experience, she said,
"When had found the Lord, was convinced
that if continued to wear the jewelry should
go to He'll, and so took it all off, and gave it
to my sister,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-04-17
Marrow Escape of a Cateehi,m.

A correspondent of Ho,per's Magazine re-
cords the narrow escape Of Bishop Capers Cat
echism from being annihilated by a Hard Shell
opponent in Russell County, in Alabama;
"That excellent missionary, Brother s.,
was teaching the colored people out Of Cate
chism No. i--tcachng them at the plantations
and at Andrew Chapel--a good work, which he
did well, and the people appreciated it. We
saw the pcople-not all, however. AlIard- Shell
Baptist preacher, Elder W, got wind Of
strange doctrine, and raised the alarm. lie
made an appointment, and the Methodists las
they always do) gave him the use Of their chap
el to use up the Catcchism. The Elder took it
into the pulpit and hammered it well, especially
on the heshly revelations.
"Several of the Methodists were on hand
Sister G. spiritedly declared that her mind
was not changed at all. The missionaries
should still teach her servants out of the Cate
cbsm. if they would, But the elder had things
his own way against the Catcchism until Broth.
er B., seated away back, wide-awake and
very shrewd man, spoke out
80 Sir, do you know that you are speaking
and inveighing against the laws of your coun.
try? You have read the title page Of the Cate
chism now read what's on the other side Of
that leaf, If you please
Breads Entered according TO the Act Of
Congress. in the year of our Lord, ls47, by
John Early There continued b, who
saw the confusion and dismay of the elder, and
followed up his advantage before the congrega-
ton, you see that book has passed Doth Houses
Of Congress, and been duly authorized, and here
YOU are trying to raise up the people against it..
1.-THE elder felt his position an awkward one
for a good citizen-gaye it up-the Catechism
was victorious 1t was a paper bullet but
brought down the game.
"Afterward B was complimented, in
company of friends, on having found an argu-
ment which, though no argument at all, fitted
the calibre of his antagonist and saved the case
Hush now, said he, imploringly; 1 really
thought at the time it was sound argument
and that both Houses Of Congress hid approx
ed the Catechism"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-04-17

THE FUNERAL OF Mr.. BENToN-The funer
al of Thomas III. Benton occurred at o'clock
Monday afternoon, and was largely attended,
the president, members of the cabinet foreign
ministers and members of Congress being among
the number present. The pail bearers were
John b, Floyd of Va, secretary of war; Gen.
L. D. Jessup, quartermaster general of the
army Senator Houston of Texas William H.
Appleton iJohn c. Rives, publisher of the Globe;
W. W. Seaton, publisher of the Intelligencer
James b. Clay, member of Congress from Ken
lucky; and Jacob Hall of Missouri. The re-
mains were conveyed to the cars for transmits
sion to st. Louis, and the delegation in Con-
gress from Missouri will accompany them to
their final resting place.
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New Publications.

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No one who owns rents square rod Of ground
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thus giving him new interest in everything. The
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IL cents No.-S6 per year. Enlarged Series.
This is the first number of enlarged series of this
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-04-17

The editor Of the Butler County (Ohio) Dem
ocrat lately attended wedding in that County,
where the ceremony was performed by young
Justice of the Peace. The editor thus reports
The Squire who is regular Democrat, and
very young man, besides being extremely
bashful, and as luck would have it, this was the
first wedding at which he had ever been called
'upvH ~ uHciate, II may he supposed that he
was somewhat embarrassed. He managed.
however, with trembling voice, to call upon
the parties " to stand up and join hands," but
horrible to relate, he had forgotten the cere-
mony, and neglected to take with him his book
After pause of few moments, the Squire
broke the silence with the following question
" In the commonwealth of the State of Ohio,
- Know all men by these-.' do
you solemnly swear to this woman to be your
wife, to love, honor and obey her, to support
the Constitution of the State of Ohio, and to
vote the Democratic ticket" As we backed
out OF the door in commissions with our fists
stuck into our ribs, we imagined we heard the
groom respond Eyes, and the Squire pro-
nounced them imam and wife,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-04-17

MODERN Observation-Disclosures Hammond
of South Carolina in the recent debate in the
Senate of the United States, tells us that all Ia
boring men are slaves" mere "mud-sills" of
society. This is one of the points of Modern
Democracy practically upheld by the President
and all his supporters. Here is another "point,"
which has been put forth by Senator Clay, of
Alabama, in his recent speech:
Establish as principle, that to give sane
ton to law it must be approved by the majority
at the odAof-bor, and you take away this securi-
ty and surrender those rights to the most ca
PRECIOUS, rapacious and cruel of tyrants. | re-
greet to see the growing spirit in Congress- and
throughout the country to democratize our gov
ernment-to submit ere,y question, ,chether per-
tanning TO organic or municipal la,os, to the rote
Of the people,"