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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-07-29
Republicans, Attendl

By reference to the notice of the
Township Committee, in another col
umn, it will be seen that a meeting of
the Republican electors of the town of
Silver Creek, will be held on Saturday,
the 7th OF August, at one o'clock, P.
NJ, to appoint delegates to attend the
County Convention. We earnestly
hope that every Republican voter in
the town of Silver Creek will feel it his
duty to attend.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-07-29


The ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.-An-
other attempt is now being made to
complete the great undertaking of con-
Meeting Europe and America by means
of Geographic wire. The fleet left
Queenston on the 18th inst, for mid
ocean, where they were to commence
paying out the cable as before. But
little hope can be entertained for the
success of the enterprise, since there
has been a total failure in all the ex-
periments made with the present CABLE
The machinery used has also proven
itself inadequate for the purposes for
which it was intended, and the manner
of slowing away the cable in the YES
sells is said to be impracticable. We
can only look forward with the expec-
tation of soon hearing of the failure of
the present attempt, and the abandon
ment of the scheme for this season.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-07-29

>. UNPARALLELED ENTHUsIAsM.-Lo-
cofoco County Conyentiontions have
been held in two, counties. In Shia-
wassee county, there were five towns
out of sixteen that were represented
only two of them with full delegations.
In Oakland county" Old Democratic
Oakland there We're six towns rep
resented out of twenty-five. The con
yention was ponderous body of II
delegates, when there used to be about
100 on such occasions.-Detr0it ado.
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TOWNSHIP OF SILVER CREEK.

The Republicans of the Township of Silver
Greek are requested to meet at the American
Hotel, in the village of Dowagiac, ON SATURDAY,
the 9TH day of August next, at one O'Clock p NJ.
for the purpose of appointing delegates to attend
the County Convention at Cassapols, on the l4th
of August. lao n4s5 faT0 qteu
ID BY order of Township Committee. 4f
B. w. SCHERMERHORN, Chm,
July 9th. 1858
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The Majority this Fall.


Many Of our contemporaries in differ
ent parts of the State are affixing to
their respective counties the majorities
for the Republican ticket which may
be relied upon at the coming fall cleo
ton. This may be all right, and we
are heartily glad to hear them making
such favorable reports from their local
tiles, but the query arises, will they
fully SUSTAIN these reports when the
appointed time rolls round for their
official announcement? Do not be too
sanguine. Our idea is not to depend
upon any quarter for any particular
majority, but to go work, and work
earnestly and faithfully, as though life
or death depended upon our efforts,
however well we may be convinced
that we are sure of a good round ma
jority, as we will thus render our vic
tory doubly secure. We fully concur
with the sentiments of the Detroit
Tribune, that extreme confidence, is
apt to, produce inaction, for the simple
reason that when we are quite sure that
everything is right we. will take no
trouble to make anything right. We
had rather see party somewhat des-
pondent-enough so to- stimulate its
members to action, than to see them
over confident. If we shall remit ex-
ertion on account of too much conf
dence, we may be assured that our
enemies will redouble their efforts.
When we do not work, they do. hge
Of course, we have no idea that the
Republican ticket, as whole, is any
special danger of defeat We do not
think it is, and we will even say that in
one view, our good feeling displaying
itself in little Boosting, is not sign
of weakness, although it may become
an element of weakness. We desire to
see general-a consolidated triumph.
We are confident that no Democrat
will be elected to State Office. We
do not think that there need be. to ex-
coed half dozen of them in the Leg
islature, and most certainly, none Of
them should be permitted in sight Of
Congress. This is such result, as we
would above all political events, desire
to see, and therefore we desire to guard
against state of things, by which, in a
close district, here and there, a Lee
comptonite as the result of our over
confidence, may just squeeze into office
past some good Republican. 1t is
much better to put forth before election.
the small effort necessary, than to re-
greet after election that we did no,
attend to it, considering how. small a
matter it was. And yet there is
scarcely past-eleetion, retrospect, that
does not suggest one or more such
omissions. i4aagsy s,f'.5
Let us all knit ourselves together to
achieve the, very best result We can
| think possible, and we will surely be
successful, and have all the more salts.
faction in the victory tina. it cost us
some work. That which we can gain
without effort, we value slightly. When
the result is once achieved, we will ex.
hibit our birds. and take a chance at
growing with the most sanguine and
most lusty of our cotemporaries. AT
present we are getting ready for a
warm and active campaign, which We
intend to do our best to make turn out
lright-as we believe it will sstH ,ii4
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s. OFF FOR FRAZER RIvER.-The Phil
adclphia Press states that large num-
bet of young men in Philadelphia have
resolved to try their fortunes in the new
gold region. Several parties have al
ready organized and will take their de-
parture at the earliest opportunity.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-07-29

FIRE IN BUFFALo.-The Buffalo pa
pers state that the fire in that city on
Wednesday last consumed sixteen
buildings, including the N. Y. Central
Company's warehouse, but the total
loss is only set down at $4,000. Dur
ing the fire child was rescued from a
burning building by some noble fellow
whose name is not known.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-07-29

that betokens the least degree of sym
pathy with the friends of Human Free
dom, and the disenthrallment of Kansas
from the hands Of the slave power? If
the Democrats of South Carolina and
the Executive end Of Pennsylvania av-
enue are not satisfied with Mr.. Doug
las position they will show more folly
than the country has yet been inclined
to attach to them.
The tendency of the policy thus
sketched by Mr.. Douglas will be to
harmonic the discordant factions of
the Democracy in Illinois and concen-
trate its support upon himself. Why
should his old friends distrust him when
his return to the faith is SO complete
and SO cordial? 1t is now evident that
the contest for the Senatorship will lie
between Hon. Abraham Lincoln, whom
the Republicans have wisely selected
for their leader, and Senator Douglas.
The difference between the issues which
they present to the State, and on which
they base their claims for support, is
radical and vital, while the difference
between Mr.. Douglas and the office
holders is. one of personal piquei and
prejudice. 1t is alleged that Mr.. Blu
chanan himself would prefer the cleo
ton of Republican to the return of
Mr.. Douglas. But the interests OF the
party are higher than the preferences
of an Individual, and will force the hos
tile elements of the party into an appa-
rent if not an effective union.
Meanwhile the Republicans of Hi
nois, as of every other State where
they have an organization formed, or
the possibility of forming one, have but
one course to pursue. The business
for which their party was made IS by
no means finished-so far from 1T that
they cannot afford to go about tamper-
ing with their enemies, putting their
principles into the market, hazarding
the glory of ultimate success Tor the
sake of saving a town or district.
There is no instrumentality in the
country, outside of the Republican
party. which. is. able to resist the head
long and ruinous policy of the Admin
istration and the party which sustains
and animates it. And the Republican
I party itself can only do it by keeping
constantly in mind the ultimatum that
the Slave Poaoer must be destroyed.
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REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

A Republican State Convention, for the npmina-
ton of State Officers, will be held at the City Of
Detroit on Thursday, August 18th next, at IL
O'Clock NJ.
Each county will be entitled to two Delegates
for each Senator and Representative in the State
Legislature. Where two or more counties are
united in one Senatorial District, the two counties
having the largest population will each be entitled
to one Senatorial Delegate.
Each organized county having no Representative,
will be entitled to one Delegate.
]. M. EDMUNDS, n 49,
I'D NJ. ii. MILES, AHA ~ I anl
.t..,. EUGENE PRINGLE. ,H 7aaf
j. J. NEWELL, c.... co,,ral
w. w. MURPHY Ssa.e SSnsa"'
MARSH GIDDINGS, ooN iAA
3, CHARLES T. .GORHAM,
r. E. TROWBRIDGE,-
JAMES SULLIVAN 1s -ff9or
Detroit, June 23d 1885, l 1854
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DEspERATE.-The financial condi-
ton of poor Michigan must be deplor-
able-worse even than the Locofoco
papers represent; at least judging from
the following quotations of late stocks
in Wall street, on Saturday:
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% Hon. Gerritt Smith, of N. Y,
is to be run. as stump candidate for
Governor in that State at the fall
election.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-22
REAL ESTATE

REAL. ESTATE
Oh FARMS IN IOWA AND MIN
ASD EES0 "a For sale Low iq cash. or in ex-
change for boots, shoes, clothing dry goods hardware
and groceries GEO. I. s. CURTIS,
f27 d4w 1877 Main St.
NNOOD LOT IN ATNUCK.-For sale
w in Fatnuckt about twelve acres Of Wood Land,
covered with thrifty young wood Of about twenty years
grosth; Apply to VIM DICKINSON.
meh1 diff
- HOUSE FOR SALE OR TO EX@
kkis. CHANGE "A large aud convenient house and
5iss barn, situated Summer street. 10 good repair
and conveniently arranged for three families The lot
contains about 10000 square feet and the location is
very desirable The property will be sold low or e-
changed fo farm. For further information apply to
HARRISON BLISS, or the subscribes the premises.
BkNJ. WOODWARD,
RlVOR SALE OR EXCH Nc Eis--A GOOD
q HOUSE, renting for $500 for sale, or to ex
change for moderate priced farm. Inquire at this Of
fee off dceI2
F0OR SALE THIS CITY-A Lotin South
It Worcester, tile Catholic College, containing
seventeen of good land, well adapted for small
Farm About three ia Uf 20 years growth
and the rest is in tage and pasture Apply at this Of
fee. DIFF dec
g. FOR SALE-A neat Cottage house in a
s!ii neighborng town. centrally located, which rents
hh for twelve per cent the cost will be sold low or
exchanged for small place in this city or vicinity Ad
dress "X. Y. q " at this Office. DIFF dec1
ffE=A4 FOR SALE CHEAT! AIS
Elisg. TWO VALUABLE HohEsrEADs, ~=Az-
Or Small Farms, in the City of Worcester, tUithin
q miles Of the Post Office.
Buildings new and thoroughly finished. The Worces
ter and West Boylston omnibus the premises
times daily The buildings situated upon tract of
land containing twenty acres, Of the best land in WOr
ceSter county Beet adapted to Gardening and Fruit
GroWing The first purchaser of of them can have
7, 10, or 10 acres.
Both places are free Of incumbrance.
TERMS OF PAYMENT EASY. Do not wish to ex
change Inquire of TN LAMB,
jazz DIFF 275 Main Street.
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Tau Peat and snwdusr Stoves.

The subscriber, having bought of g. r. DIXIE the
right to manufacture and sell Morse's Tan Peat and Saw
dust Stov is prepared to furnish ali sizes Of the above
Stove at reasonable rates. Also Just received large
assortment OF the best cooking for coal and wood
In the MARKET and variety Of Parlor cook Office and
thoer stoves cheaper than be bought 10 the CITY, Tin
roofing and job work done to order
z. 2. PHELPS,
sep1i dtf 81 Front street, Wardeo Block
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AUCTIONS.


By Z. B. LAMsoN, Auctioneer.
d. ASSIGNFES' SALE win be sold at
#!i. New England Village. in Grafton, on the 26.h
&sss- Of day Of March inst. at 10 O'Clock NJ the
following Real and Personal Estate the property Of the
Davis Manufacturing Company:
The undivided halTot House, Barn and Land called
the Barrett Place" House. Barr and Lot and about
three acres Of Land formerly owned by Thomas Sargent
100 Looms, and all the corresponding machinery far
manufacturing Cotton shestjngs and Drillings Said
Machinery situate in the Davis Mil, New England VII
age. Also, all the Furniture Of the Mil and Fixtures
Also, all the Tools Patterns and Stock in the Repair
Shop. Also. the Lease Of said Mill.
Terms Of Sale 20 per cent cash 40 per cent In four
months and 40 per cent in eight months with interest
with satisfactory suretes.
For further particulars, inquire Of Hon. Isaac Davis,
Worcester or George Lewis Of Boston, ssgnees of said
Davis Manufacturing Company.
e. B. LAMsON. Auctioneer
Worcester. March 4, 1858 mche ala
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RATES For ADVERTISING

RATES FOR ADVERTISING.
1.-THE square is the space occupied by 100 words Il
ines solid "Noapahe" type, being just one inch in
ength
One square, day Soc; two days 75c three days $J
four days one week so; two weeks 50 SO; each
subsequent week 5c three months &c. (net six months
$40 (netJ; one year $18 (net)
One half square or less day Acc; two days eoci
three days 75c one week two weeks $175; each sub
sequent week 4Oc three months 81 six months 81;
wear $40.
Of 10 per cent on &c. per cent $40 % per cent
$780, so per cent from 90 to $75, 90 per cent on from
yearly advertisingn at S25 per square per annum
changeabe not oener than week. But yearly ad-
vertser5 will be confined to their ordinary legitimate bus
ness Advertising and to the ordinary style of display.
all other advertisements from them Will be charged at the
usual rates.
WEEKLY
One square, week T5c; three weeks SIS each after
Insertion zoe; six months So; one wear SO Ore half
square or less, week 60c; year 50. No yearly
advertising" in weekly except by special contract.
Discounts will be made the above rates in the
ratio as advertisements in the Daily.
SPECIAL ADVERTISING IN ETHER PAPER
Messengers notices $,50; Assgnees' notices 81 50
Executors Administrators notices of appointment
$3.50; Probate notices. ordinary FORM 1925 All other
legal notices 20 per cent advance from ordinery rates.
S25 per square of II lines charge for this descip
lion Of advertising being less than 81.
Special Notices SO per cent in advance Of the ordinary
rates
Notices of Political and other meetings and conventions
will be charged at the usual adve Using prices.
Religious notices. cards of Acknowledgements from oer
gymeR and the like, 5Oc per square.
Marriages and deaths gratis. Notices of funerals 25c.
All obituary notices additions Of any kind to
simple announcement Of deaths and marriages charged at
the of rate Of &c line.
All transient advertising, and all from abroad unless
accompanied by satisfactory local reference, must be
paid for in advance.
From and after this date the above Of advertising
will he rgidly adhered to.
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CONSULTATION FREE.
ian, for all cases, prescribe equally as well by

DR.. N. cam for all cases. prescribe equally well by
letter. Price SO 90 per month
The First Days OF Each Month,
DIR. MA r. S HALL
Will be at the
BAY STATE HOUSE, WORCESTER,
This Winter and Spring direct all letters to the Bay
State House. Worcester instead of the St. Nicholas Hotel
New York, as formerly
ne d&wtf
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The square is the space occupied by 100 words,
ines solid "Noapahel" type, being just one inch
ength
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-22
a. "A Wis g. COMPAN
ORIGINAL AND GENUINE
Honey Toilet Soar:

rms dF1oe mas long 0een celebrated for lis mild and
Hoothng properties IL being paraon of the choicest
materials, Without an excess Of alkae. BY the usuaI
appcao ion 1t Will remove Tan Freckles and all Impun
es rom the sklni 1t is also highly approved for the 4th
and Nursery and is the valuable Cosmetic evsr
introduced to the public. To all who prize white hands
and clear skin i is to hnd favor aud should Be
Toilet. @
Prepared by E. DAVIS CO.. at their Mandatory,
SS3 Main Street, caH1brideeport Mas WIN have far
ing Soaps mchs aa..
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DAILY PAPER.-FOUR DOLLARS year, payable al
ways IN ADVANCE. Al subscriptions discontinued at
the expiration Of the term paid for.
WEEKLY PApgn.-Price two dosrs year; 81 for sig
months and 50 cents for three months. II paid srictyn
dvance, rs cts. year; single copies cents each.
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A r A R e HAN CE
IN FOR
Frw6C II TOGUerS,
SY RACU Sc NURSE RIES.

- - - N ~ ~ y II ~ " IL . Il i II
Having lot of leased land to clear of this Spring we
will sell Trees, now Standing thsreon, as follows;
APPLE TkEEs--Four years old to 5 feet high, con
sisting chiefly Of Baldwin, Benon Golden Russell ay.
enstein Melon Northern Spy, Pomme Girls Red Astracan
Greening, and Sweet Bough-at 50 per doz 81 for
30 Sl2 per 100.
STANDARD AND DWARF PEAR TREEs-From .
to years DID, line tees 81 30 per Dozen sl6 for 5O
$50 per lo0-varietes all good. Also,
PEAR TREES Of BEAkING AGE (DwARF)-Beurre
Baeheier, b. d'Amalis, 3. d'Anjou Diel B Giffard
B. Goubault, B. Kossuth, B. Superhne Des Nonnes,
Doyenne Pete, D. Goubault D. Robin Duchess 'Angou
eme Flemish Beauty, Henry Fourth JAlouse de Fonte-
nay, st Michael ATchangel, Urbanste Van Mons L. L.
Cerc, Vicar OF WINFIELD, White Doyenne. Price 81
each.
oaERRY TREES -standards,5 tos feethlgb; Dwarfs,
low oranened and 40 varieties, years
old-a' W 70 per dozen, IS for SO, s14 per 100
b. PEACH TREES.-Many of the Dest kinds--&I 60 per
per dozen, $40 per 100.
EVERGREEN TREEs-From to S feet high. chiefly
norway and American Spruce, Basams, Red and hite
Cedar, and hemlock-very beautiful and verg cheap,
HEDGE PLANTS Usage Orange 81 So Honey Locust
S. prive $40 per $1,000
A6PARAGUS-sr l year old roots Soc per 100
81 per 1000.
Besides these articles at the compulsory prices ipd
cated we have the usual extensive Nursery
productions, at very low rates, among which are
RASPBERRIEs.-rhe Antwerps, Giant Fastolf
Frsnconia, Rivers Monthly SOC per dozen So so per
w. Gushing "a great and continuous bearer Wider,
and Orange, 81 90 per dozen, IS per 100,
QUO .EBERHlEs -Houghton's Seeding, 81 so per
dozen, So per 100.
GRAPES Rehecca, So; Delaware, So; Concord. 81;
Diana. 81; Northern Muscsdine, soc. The FIRST two,
viii the third or fourth, for $5 the whole for &c. free
Of packing charge.
ROSES, DAHLIAs, AND PGONIEs.-One Of the
richest collections in America, Of either.
N B.--Our faeable plants, Of the Augusta Rose that
finest OF Nosettos and best OF American See lngs-de
cried ony in the Catalogues Of tRo or three inning mt
hurserymen-are very numerous aud beautiful Budded
plants and strong layers Sli Plants on their own roots
81 30 each. Call for circusr
For serip'ions aud prices of our articles generally
We refer the inquirer to Catalogues which viii
be forwarded on receipt Of a stamp for eaeh
syracus., March 70, 1855 deod6ssS
, A + Il IA A n G n G s.
A ane assortment OF
H O u S Il Z A p Err S ,
comprising
NEW & BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS,
For the SPRING TRADE just received and for sale at
the lowest prices,
f o II q A = II
FIRTH NICHOLS,
ne dsw Opposite Bay state House.
New GRAIN AND MEAL STORE
--ISrHE-- aaq
Norwich and Worcester Depot.
The subscriber has recently taken the min at South
Worcester, and ruaS IL for grinding all kinda Of Grain
He has also opened, in the Norwich Depot, q
GRAIN TORE,
For NEAL, CORN, OATS, 40, 40.
CHARLES D. PRATT.
Vebsuay ~, lsSs. De-
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W REGISTER SPY.


r1ot.s and Published by JOIN MILTON EARLE,
Ts4aAs drew at No. 212 Naia Street, Worcester Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-22

We have bought the right Of making and vending Run
seIs Patent Roofing in the county OF Worcester
public the best substitute Metal Slate Roofing thas
ever as offered before. cheaper and more durable
Roofing cannot ne found. Perfectly fire proof and en-
dures the severity Of snmmers heat and winters cold
without melting cracking This Roofing can De- pus on
with perfect safety boards, pank ia or shneles
steep or hit roofs II itself the roof As soon
best Judges who have in use think Il with .aat from
twenty 70 thirty years without repairs for SAMPLES Of
which, refer to -
n.P Moody, and HARRINGTON, Worcester.
T. P. CLARK North Brook held.
O. 2. ALLEN. Millbury H
HENRY oEAY, sup'tWestern Railroad, epripeheld.
Az That nave iedky roofs or 10 u new rooane
will do well to call and examine specimens Of the sboye
named individuals who have our roofing In use
Post office address, sAXBv, JOHNSON, 4 co.
Office aad Mandatory, Foundry street.
... DON Worcester Mas
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, r Q t e G TIVE sTo RE.


~ Main street, Psines Block where you can buy the
best quality of w l. Goods and Groceries, at IS low
prices as can be had in Worcester County.
just received, prime assortment bought since the
decline IN pricss, among which is prime lot Of New York
Butter Cheese Lord Sugar, Molasses, syrups Oil Fluid
mats, Brooms Pals, eotashes, &c. CAN and examine
goods ard prices dtf 10
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-22

Dr. MARSHALL CURES CATARRH.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES SORE THROAT
DIR. MARSHALL CURES COUGHS.
DIR. MARSHALL CURES ASTHMA
DR.. MARSHALL CURES BRONCHITIS.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES HEART DISEASE.
DIR. MARSHALL CURES LIVER COMPLAINT.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES DYSPEPSIA.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES HUMoRs.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES sCROFULA.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES CONSUMPTION