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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-11-24
DagUGrreOtJpeS and Photographs,
December Appointments.
DR II. TUBBS will be in attendance

- as folioUs:-
WARREN, National Hotel. Wed esday, Dec. 18th.
RAvESS'. PreHtisS House, Saturday Dec. Iith-
AsHTABrLA. Asitabula House. Saturday Jan. LIST.
For Constitution U20H aH diseases Of the Throat,
LEHss. Heart, Lirer. Sfonaeh. RoEels, Ki4Hegs,
and Spleen. also. Dr0BSy. Grarei, RieHmsfisH,
Nervousness, Debility. Dyspepsia. Femalc Disc1s-
IS, FIRE aId FeCer. Fits. Impurities Of the Blood.
ErIPtfoHS. cdHeers, Ucsrs and all other varieties
Of long s;andiEg complaints, both External and In
terlal.
For some ten years, DR.. TUBHs has devotcIh!S entire
time 70 Chronic Diseases, treating thousands annually.
many % whom had exhausted every other resource
sithIn reach. IL 80 CAS2 ARE MINERAL OR OTHER
PuiSoNS EMPLOYED, Nor DOES HE MAKE SILK TO MAKE
WELL. or TEAR DOWS TO BCILD ~ tGAIS. The meii-
cirrs can ie .akeH with safety 10y the most delicate.
AMI patients NAY remain AZ home. and continue. with
prudence, their ordinary diet and exercise. NiasJ
have recovered under the treatment after friends aud
pAysicieas have had given up all hope. the indisputa-
bic evidences Of which can always he furuished.-
I~Erairis. however -ejusei or despairing. are invited
t'caii- and may De assured that no encouragement will
be given OF expense incurred, without = corresponding
prospect Of TecpsCrg
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lFNTETaT5rT1


I as made iuilairlngtm -niS with the
Ia E'e'c,ani Too'h CcLh,tty AMI snow pre,ared
% inset u-ot- Purr AMI .n'E t:u- Porcelain Teeth
"hich VIII irar tue io!:eTirs tigest in .u'l sets and
Ist. SINPLIcITY-Oae piece ehemisally united in
all as parts and Of the same quality Of material.
3ad, hLlDlfl THAT coupels nature TO adapt her
seii 10 tH- a-od=I OF Lsr own Impression This aldp-
tation "ncc attained. comfort aud ability ever AFTER.
ID fuAIrE-The entire Plate and Teeth are imper-
yi"us g" ti- action 81 any known acid and hence ia
dIs. 49, OF heallh. proof against the corrosive aud Of
senSivc sceresiOns OF the mouth common TO Me,alic
Pate work.
4th. CdLOR-Brisht livel5 and . good imitation Of
uature y. r.. ANY method cf producing Sets Of AZ
tEcial Teeth chemically united in one piece that will
not pass tee ordeal Of this digest is a counterfeit OF
true Po-cellin-
Cleveiaal Medical College. Ohio. Aug. %. 81.
take pleasure in bearing testimony in favor oGDr
WTishts great Improvement in the manufacture Of
teeth. and time h1s fuIly sustained the high expeeta-
TONS entertained ia regard to their real merit ami
beauty. l inlly certify thar almost without exception
every oEe who has had them inserted have been we'll
satisfied, aud 1 Personally know many who hav- them
in use. j. CASSELS. VI. D.
In adii;i'a TO the above 1 will adj the namrs o.
others bearing testimony in reference to This Kind Of
gJrE
II. 4. AcLIey. NJ D.. late Prof. Of Esr-,ry rCIeyc
land Medical Cu'iegr.
TX Aay or Castle, CleYe!aud1 Prot. J. P. Kirkland,
Rev. SIR. Nciii do Pres. GttcLcII.
Prof. Dascoah. 0her!in, IAN Wrhh, Warren.
Proi. II. Co~los. do Sheriff Lyman, do
Samples Of the above work can lie seen at my office.
over the NEW YORK STORE.
Nov. 81, '5s-tf Il. ". HOLLOWAY.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PuIAADELPHIN.
4 ReusuoIrzt IasftafiJH established bg special IN
d0wmcpF for the Rsiicf Of the SICK and DistreSsea
oafetcd rftH TT-Hlent rad Epidemic Diseases.

- y - AH..
d0-iacHfJ for the Rsiig Of the SICK and Di'tresSea
afflicted nth FJruIeHt aad Epidemic Diseases
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. in
L view Of the awfuI destruction Of hsrln life,
caused BY Sexual diseases, and the decfptious prac
tiCed upon the unfortunate victims OF such diseases by
Quacks, several years ago directed their Consulting
SHrgeon. a. a CHARITABLE ACT worthy of their
class of diseases, in all their forms. and % give MED
ICAL ADVICE GRATIS % all who apply 10y letter,
with a description 81 their condition. (ase, occunation.
habits Of life &c aud in cases " extreme p~svzrty-t to
needless 70 add tia. she Association commands the
highest Medical skill OF the age, aud Will fuTn-h the
ToSt approved modern traatmen;-
The Directors of the Association. in thsir Annual
Report upon the ,-ea;ul5nt Of Sexual Diseases for the
year ending january list. ISIS. express the highest sat
isfactio1 with the success which has attended the lahors
OF the Consulting Surgeon in tie cure Of ~SpermatOT-
rhC1, Seminal Weakness. Impotence. GouorrhFa,
and order a continuance Of The sane plan for the
ensuing year
The Directors. 81 4 ~tyiew If the past. feel assured
that their kbors in ,iis sphere Of benevolent eicrt
have been Of great benefit % the afflicted. especially to
the young. ami they have resolved 10 devote q emselves.
with renewed zeal. to this important and much des
pissed cause
An admirable Report on SpermatorrhGa or Seminal
Weakness. the vice Of OnaEism. Nasturiation. or Self
abuse. ard other diseases Of the sexual organs. ~ the
Surgeon. Will be sent ~ mail lin a sealed
z -y-iope) FREE OF CHARGE ON receipt Ct TWO
ST AMPS for postage. Other Reports and Tracts on the
naturc ami treatment of sexual diseases. diet. ~c.-are
constantly being PUBLISHED Tor grJiGitoVs distribution.
ant wiiiac seut 10 tfe afflicted some d the new rem
eiies and methods Of treatment discovered 'uring The
year. ara Of great value.
Address, for Report or Treatment. Dr.. GEORGE H.
CALHOUN. Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association,
No South Ninth Street. Philadelphia. Pa.
b order Of the Directors
Ezra D UEARTWELL, Pr.sideEt-
u m z Y p . o Q - - -
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GALE Of REAL ESTATE, by order

GALE Of REAL ESTATE, by order
~ OF Cour,. on Saturday. the eleventh day Of Decrm-
har ISIS. az one 0'c.n-k 7. ". on the premises in the
town o. ~!I.bhari. IN said County Of TrunbuIl and
stale Of o. 10. De saldto the highest bildsr the follow
ing Real Estate, as RE property OF James Robinson
deceased. TO vit. Knowingly part Of lots y. - AMI
=. aud j. bounded - fp!loNs. beginning at the South
vest corner II lot No. i9- lat a white oak stump thence
North in the west line Of said lot No. Il. seventy four
rods 70 a stake; thence East 10 The Soufh line Of Perry
Brushes land, tWe>ty-Hine rods to a sake. Thence
South or south westerly IN the West line OF PerIy
Bushes land. to the South line Of lotNo. 10 to u stake.
Thence West. fourier rolls To the place of besining; to
c0utaia tei acres Of land
Also one other tract berinins At the Southeast Cor
ner o. lot - at a white oak stump Thence North ia
the East line OF said lot, one hundred and twenty
three rods. 10 lands OF Leonard Goodrich. Thence
Wet in Leonard GOclrieh's south line nine rods 10
lands Of PaI!y WaldroG. rhrHee South in Polly Walis
rod's East line and Ysuests East lire enc hundred
IN said IIa-ers North line ~f0rty~one rods 70 the bank
Of The Mill Pond. Thence up the edge Of the bank ta
the South line Of said lot to a stake on the bank; themes
East IN the south line % said lot ferty-seven rods u
the place ofcegining. o9aiainiBg Sky sevenaOres Of
land.
Also ooe oJh-r trsct bounded as follows. bagiRins
p The North ssst corner Of lot No. = at a white Oak
stump; thence south in the East line Of said lot. thirty.
seven and 80 perches 60 a white OAK tree- Thence
North siXty six West, eleven and : 10 perches; theReo
North twenty six West, perchas; theDee North thirty
aue. West. eight 10 perchrS; ttence North sixty hve
West siN 9-iO rerchrS 20 The middle d the creek
Thence Gogu the creek to the north line Of said lnts
thence EasL in the north line o. said lot a. Perches
rood and txo psrches % land. Appraised at So.
Terms made kuowu on day OF safe e-a e.
The same VII. be sold together or lots to suit pur.
chasr-s JAMES ana ko>s kcbtNsOS-
Bv t-eir Att'ys orEriSS & SMITH. Nov 10th. '5s-ix
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SPECIAL

E~GdMLS4TT0H OF scHOOL-TE-8CHERS.
There will he special examinations OF School Teach
ers, at Empire Hall in Warren. on Fridays. Dot. 29ih,
NOV 9th, Vow 25th- and December 3Ist, 1853. 1t
rs expected that all Teachers who Ia &c not heretofore
atten led and expect to teach, viii attend some one Of
these examinations. U. H. HUTCHINS.
AIRES oct ~ a. Clerk Board Examiners.
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EMPIRE
AND
EHAT SH&DESE.

NICHOLS, has Just received the
IL largest ami best selected stock # Clothing.
Furnishing and Piece Goods. ever brought to this mar
tst- consisting in lart OF the following: Overruats,
Business FrocS and Dress Goats. rants. Vests. Shirts
LnaeFslirts. Suspenders, Iiandkerchisfs. Hats q Caps
# cyes5 style and gariery. Our p-ece goods are Of
he hest Eradesani latest styles. Ty way OF showing
what can be done. viii sell suits At In 10 lowing
;Tice:
overc5a,- f-ock coat pants vest and hat, all good
"a stsutiai aarm r~lothiu.. Tor SJtU.
Upuli Just say to hose TIA; Eant Clothing made
t'-order, That l have secured the services Of
CAPT VI RICHARDS,
who IS = mechanic in his line, has no superior on the
heServr, lie having been ~ the head Of ore OF the most
fashionable Merchant Tailor shops il Troy. ~
Cutting the first t1ing IN order. aua warranted 20 Ct.
Nh I am also agent for J. t. & Z. II walkers
Factory Goods. such IS PULLED Cloth. Slt.net, Tweed.
Flannel heavy sheets, stocking yarn, &c. iocb
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-11-24

Welsh Newspaper Office. 10 Nassau ST.. Aarl =, -.
PROF. o. !. WooB:-Dcar Sir:-Some month or SIX
weeks ago | received a bottle Of your Hair Restorative
and gave il 10 my wife. who concluded to try it on her
qair. little thinking At the time That II would restore The
gay hair to its Or'giuI. color; but To her as wcIias my
surprise. after p few weeks trial L has performed that
wonderful effect b turning all tie gray hairs 10 4 dark
brown, attic same time beauty ing aud thirkeuiug the
hair. / strongly N the above Restorative to
All persons in sauto OF such a change Of their hair.
CHARLES CAEDEW.
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Y very Tow pficFs. Tor casa. hotn AZ
NEDAESALE AND ENTAIL.

r -~I " t'Ae "-h' ~" - " "HHN III ~ AelAEHI
WHOLESALE AND BsETAIL,
and woaid inyits the attsatioH Of both merchants and
HATS cas- for men aad boys. all styles.
.THE TL4STIC CABLE HAc-Sew strIe aud nice.
BAskEFS-Sl barge 1ssoTtneHt. consisting Of Ladies'
Travelling, Work, Toilet and Cap Baskets, all styles
and prices: Knife Baskets: Dinner and Toy Baskets
CARPET BAGS AND Wilton.
B.asssIs. NeuitiIn. EnaEIeied and l1sh all varieties
LADIESTURKISH NORR3CCO TRAVEILINGB BAGS
All CABAS. from one % SiV dollars
CHENILLE & BERLIN WOOL SLAYLS-A great
variety ofPatterns. and prices l-9J to $500.
~CHILDRENs Wool SHAWLS. TALNAs CAPS AND
E0ATS-In great variety OF eolors and STYLES
~H0SERY-Laiies Misses and ChildreI's, all Kinds
e9lors and nIiees. call and see them
CNILDBENS LEGGINS-liferent kinds, childrens.
Hose. Wool and Meriuo. all col.rs.
GLoyES-for Ladies' and Gents. all kinds and prices
in Buck. Wool and silk lined aud plain.
GAUNTLETS-i0r Ladies' and Gents, in Buck. Wool,
silk, aud Lisls;a Grst rae assortIasRt.yery-ehs.P,-
BrCR GLOVES AND M~ITFENs-a good sock.
USDEEslIISTs ANpDRAwERS-th best and cheap
eSt 5toek IN t.Sn. sail and see
R~CCHES-allk;nds styles and prices scms with Gov
TMGiELLAS@ good assortment.
JET COLLAfs-for Lalies, a neS article and very
CURL CLASPs-far Ladies ase.
cHIL9EESs AND INFANTS HATS AND CArs-sn-
kinds.
COVERED STEEL AMI BlttSS HOOPS.
SKELETON SkIETS-whi;r ant coiorei. some new
STYLES; he attention Of Ladies is isvit-d-
CFIhNFILLA NFGLS-;rr~ua and Brown Barages.
DRESS BUFrONS-in great variety OF styles.
PAPER AND Consisting Of Can
SJetta, ConmsrriaTSs te. with Pvst AMI Giit rarer.
Iud Canary. White aud Fancy Envelopes. Steel
Peas. Woo Pencils. Pen Holders. Rubber Easers,
&c - all qualities 81
PEEFJMsRT-serr. C~oIosues. Las;rale. Lil5 White.
ENrIctS. &c &c. u
M~EM0RAYpUN BOOKS large Stoek
S1ATES ANpSLtTE PENCILS.
BUGLE READS AND RCGIE
TOBACCO B'AES-SuuT Boxes AID Cigar Cases,
Threads, Liner. White and C0inred Spoul Thread.
Pins, Hooks " Eyes- Needles. Cents. Brushes. Gan
Caps Nha'-aoae. Pocket Knives scissors. knifsr
s~harpners. susPenGsrs, EasticS, GanIballs, SPectac-
les Nr-. Sc
ANOTHER LOT OF T,iE PATENT FIRE EINpLEES
Just received. just th- thing every family wants.-
sur to 20 every uCe AMI cheaper tlan shavings--
Cal ami gs5a h1x-
Further particulars r.Nt week. in the meantime We
invite E~rerg5ssr ~ Tall ~ AID sec for themselves. r.
r a J J. STEWART.
>-Q.. -. =. No. 10 Market ST.
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-HEN to.k. au y -. l~aa.
PTOF. j. WGJD. With Confidence 10 l recommend
your lair Restorative. rs being the most elicacious ar
ticle 1 ever saw. Since using yoIr Hair Restnratiys.
ny hair and WHISPERS which were almost white have
gradually grown dark and / now feel confident that a
few more applications viii restore them to their natural
color. II also has relieved me OF all dlndrud and IN
pleasant itching. SO common among persons who per
spire freely. j. q. KILBY.
Pros. Wooo-thon. two years ago my hair COM
menced falling OF aud turning grey; I was faSthecoHg-
ing bald, and had tried many Remedies to no eucat.-
/ commenced using your Restorative in January last.
4 few applications fastened mv hair firmly. Il be5an
to ill up, grow out and turn back to its former color,
Nlaek) At this time {" is fuliy restored TO its original
color. health and appearance, and ! chccriul!y
r-ecOmmend its use to an j.. D. HOE
Chicago, III May ], -.
The Restorative is put up in bottles Of , sizes. VIZ;
large, medium and small; lie small ! q pint and r.
tails FOR one dollar Per bottle; the medium holds 1t
least twenty pes cent. more in proportion than tie
small. reiails Tor two lOllaTs per bottle. the large hollis
> quart, ~ per cent. n5rc in proportion, and retail,
for 81.
0. }. WOOD & CO. Prorrietors. 2I2 BrodEay. New
York, lin the great y. Y Wire Railing Establishment
AID ia Market ST.. s.. Louis. No.
Aad sold ~ all good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Nraaeis
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STANDARD BRITISH CLASSICS.

These sre all handsomely bound in library leather
or in half Gals extra and can be had at
ADAMS BOOKSTORE.
Mfrs. Southworth's Complete Works,
'1s1 in II vols. full bound. at ADAMS.
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEST DIADEM
EVER
Worn by Kings or Emperors.

Nbal! why a oeautliul lead OF HAIR
Because it IS The ornament Cod HimSaT pr0ridc9
for all OuT race. Reader although TIE rose may bloom
ever so brightly in ue g!-wIng cherk, the eye he ever
50 sparSli z. the teeth be those OF pearls. il the head
Is hereit Of its covering. OT the HAIR he su1rl-i sud
shriveled, harsh and org, or worse still. IL sVFiukiel
NiJh gray. nature wIillJse more Than hal her charms.
Prof. Woods Hair Restorative, if used TWO or three
times a week. viii restore and perntnJiy secure u all
such an ornament. Rsai the following aui iud-r-
The writer .thc Grst Is he ee!sb.a.ci Piaais.. TaaE-
berg:
On. Woon;- New York, Aprill9. rs.
Dear Sir:-permit me to express to you the obli-
gallons 1 am under for the entire restoration OF nv
HAIR 10 its original color: ABOUT the time Of my arrival
in the Omitted States II was rapidly becoming. gray. Int
upon the application Of your Hair Restorative" i;
soon recovered its crisiurlhue l csusideryour Res
~tor=:iyc IS a very wOlGeI!I I invention. quite r~ficatious
as vel, as agreeable. an. dear SIR. yours tuGly.
s. T~lALBER5.
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AN WORK.

II was undertaken under the APPRECIATION or his family.
with an unrcscrvei access to aud use Of all the private
papers of Mr. jefferson in their possession. and has
received the benefit Of their rccOLectIOus and opinions
at every step The purely original matter comprises
ahSst one third Of the WORK.
In the department Of the biography embracing some
materials which have already been published. IL has
been Mr.. EaudalTs aim. IS often As practicable. 70
present Mr.. Jederson's own worlS. The work cen
iaias his expressions on perhaps every great puAitc
question which arose, from his advent TO public life TO
his dcath-a period of about sixty years-aud cmhrac-
ing the whole FORMING period OF the Republic The
work contains, besides Mr.. JrGersOn's heretofore IN
published family correspondence. selections ifsuI hts
finest published le ters, State Papers, etc
PRICE M THE WDpE pAyARIE az DELIVERY
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gTaP082TANF NEWS

Warren, Sept. s9ih 50
Editors efths Chr0Ricis:-is gu viii please announce
TO The readers u your vaigsLls PAPER. that your CORES
pondent has just returned from the great Eastern ME-
tropo'is. where he SAN the Caile laid-assisted in lay
ing some Of the Cable-gota gliap5 Of the Elephant
and saw several other Metropolitan items; hut Of NEST
importance 70 the readers Of your journal, saw ,Ed
bought the largest and hest stock Of goods part VI
which are enumerated ielow.) which are offered for
SALE"
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

M.Rk THs rIFs. ami r,m-Inbrr that he may he ron.
SNtcd free ef charge. ON diseases Of IL! kinds. which
E- Is Treparst 20 treat sifh skill
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-01-14
What Docs it Augur?

1t is amusing and gratifying to witness the ac-
ton of parties at Washington; amusing, from
the fact that the Democracy seem bound to quar-
rel until they have ruined every prospect of II
reconciliation or combined action gratifying,
from the straightforward course the Republic
cans take in denouncing wrong and defending
right, let it be found wherever it may.
Nothing is more ridiculous than the course Of
the President in upholding the Lecompton fraud,
unless in truth it be Douglas course in uphold
ing Walkers fillibuster movement after having
50 nobly defended the right Of the free people Of
Kansas to decide upon their future Institutions
Buchanan probably saw that something was nee
essary to retrieve his lost Kansas fortunes, and
therefore his honorable course in supporting
Paulding in arresting Walker. On the other
hand Douglass must differ from the President
upon Kansas matters, or else the whole kit of the
party would go into the slough of despond to-
gether; and now, seeing that his claims need
strengthing at the South, and knowing that his
iAuhnab bpcCch WILL w Dub culbOi Olu piOthCc3
and cast off before 1860, he determines to 90 in
for the Presidential race upon the fillibuster or
Southern platform. Buchanan has broken every
pledge of his defenders that he intended to bring
Kansas in as a free State, while Douglas ha,
forfeited all confidence of the North, by his posi-
ton upon the fillibuster question,
The Republicans are daily gaining strength
and confidence in the hearts of the honest peo--
pie, and every maneuyer to draw them from their
stronghold works disaster to the enemy. Stead
lily they oppose Slavery extension, steadily they
acknowledge their admiration of and indebted
ness to favoring circumstances. At one time
Douglas is the object of their praisc-but as soon
they show the country that they despise his
cringing seryility; at another time sternly rebu-
king Buchanan for his short-sghted policy in
Kansas matters, and again, with the same will
ingness, acknowledging the truth of his position
upon the fillibuster movement. Let it be what
ever it will, and however vesclating the course
of the adroit and cunning enemy, the Republic
cans maintain their firmnoss in spite of subter
fugc or force. The party is even more entitled
to the obligations of the country than ever be-
fore; and no true American can but look with
delight upon the promising condition of the par
ty for 1860, No false moves characterize its
history, no ruinous dissensions no ghosts of free
trade haunting our manufactures, or hard
times from extravagant expenditures of the pub
lie money, no sacrifice of principle for party or
men; but steady regard for the best interests
of our great and expanding nation, the largest
Freedom to the greatest number of people, and
steady acknowledgment of that high moral
power which sustains the nations of this earth.
Let it 60 on, then, to victory.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-01-14

A GREAT CHANGE IN SHORT TME.-Senato
Biger of Pennsylvania has thus far been the
conspicuous champion of the administration in
forcing constitution upon the people of Kan
sas which allows them the power of selecting
only one of their institutions. But a Demo-
cratic paper of his State now republishes,
among other things, the following extract from
one of his speeches, last summer. in answer to
one from Judge Wilmot:
"We claimed that the Democracy were more
the friends of Free Kansas because they
wished to have her people perfectly free to Sc
lect ALL their domestic Institutions"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-01-14

GENIUS AND LABoR.-There are great
many well meaning persons who arc Mortified
at any innovation upon the established order
of things. They are vexed with even the
slightest efforts to introduce new customs or
new improvements. If some ingenious inven-
tor proposes to invent a sewing machine or
wood planer, they cry out that genius thus
exercised is against the interest Of labor The
experience OF the world is, however, against
the croakiug Of such philosophers Every la
bor-saving machine lends not only dignity to
labor, but it also increases the demand for
the articles manufactured by it. The history
of every manual labor-saving machine is en-
phatic on this point.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-01-14

LET THEN QUARREL.-Never was the Patriots
statement that the " Democracy were disiointed.
distracted and with no common bond to bind
them together more forcibly illustrated than
at the present time. In this State, the Argus
and Telegraph-both very small patterns of pa
pers, however-are terrible in their denuncia-
tions of Douglas, and in favor of Buchanan and
his whole squad of bogus Constitutions, bred
Scott decisions, &C., &c. The Courier is awful
ly exercised because it is thrown into the Com
pany of Republicans in praising Douglas course
in regard to Kansas; while the Patriot, Sentine
and Age-papers old enough to ksOw better, and
therefore to be censured the more, are in pref
ty plight, a-straddle the awful gulf between
Douglas and the Administration abusing alike
the admirers of Douglas and his denouncers
Wouldn't there be shout if these concerns
should happen to fall into the chasm between
the two?
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-01-14
From a private letter from one whose opinion

From private letter from one whose opinions
the readers of the Freeman have often seen, and
we highly esteem, we extract the following
~ think We have great reason to congratulate
ourselves and the Country upon the favorable
prospects of the great cause of Liberty in which
we all feel SO deep an interest.
Our platform is broad enough for the whole
Country, and we will have room for all who
please to stand thereon. very much question
whether Douglas and Walker intend to JON
hands with the Republican party. My own
opinion is, they would like to draw us dOwn to
them; and if they abandon the Democratic par
ty, that will be their effort. But although we
can welcome them and all others to our ranks,
we can never compromise the great cardinal
principles of the Republican party to gain the
choicest spirit in the land.
Our motto is onward and rather than yield
one inch of our present position, me must claim
more and assume q boldtr one.
Very truly yours, &C."