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We hereby eertiy that we hsFr sabsitisd the
trAelenbafs fevef and Ague krtiedy 10 ei1se u.
s liza ati slgotae ls sls, ala have atsV tessed
IL curative qsslilca y setuIal essn ~ lnteFtiirht
FeVer Ne IAke great pleasure Il say s 49, u has
proved coaipsetsy sacee2ziai, Atd tAs - = Haeei
sAiiilsiis eosifoeansra tsmeo5 usa sxeff slaset
IA IA atsefce al salss czzs bts Kfop
erties are l6ilhsaists aEd lsugy sssfy and -
"a. M a.ssrsll lie eeahdcaea y oi The
slesitrai Faculty ana a. the Iubl1.
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seite-i s-1ssies ssass
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McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment


For Man or Beast.
Another Remarkable Cure Performed by II
Leans Volcanic OIL Liniment
READ FOR NOUHsELyESu
ThonsAs Ford, blacksmith, living near Cas- aveA
Teuth street had a horrible running sore on
foot. lie tried vaTious Ilhlnlents, Salyes, &c.,
could do Il no good. lie despNired of ever being b
20 work his trade again. bccause he could not be
any weight has foot; and by bottle Of Mclean
volcAnic i4nlnent, he is nov perfectly cured.
Rheumatism, Paralysis, Neuralgia bruises, Sprnin
; inness IN the JOINTS Muscles sore Throat, Swe
ings, Ear ache OF Touth-sche, Wounds. Fresh Cuts
1res Burns, ScAds, Pains &c-, ieid the magic
influence of tins wonderful Ltlllleat-
foT Hogsrs aud Cattle t = infallibie remedy z
CkAfes, calls, Scratches, Cracked Heels, LAmeno
SsAvn, s~~cny, spilnt, Flstala, Bruises, Swelin
woanss, tl4ttis snake biteS, and other disc
whlch animals liable frOEn injuries ~ acel.
deuts- ~
EveFy coantry Merchant should obtain q sarply
hcLeaHs voieansr Oh LnisneDI II seis rapidiy
cause q AisAys cufes-
A liberal discount wIli be made 20 merchants
buy ~ sell again
Vs. for sale by J. n. MCLEAN, Proprlstor, orrn
0f Third and Pine streets, - Louis. Missouri, aise
sale - sbove aplS-dtwasly
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MAR JACKSON, Madison county, Tenn.
q III ..aran.n. a rfil,cfa1 ...fL G-1....I

Mr.. J. +. CowAN-Dear sr;-l hereby certify that in
the summer of the year 1858, servant of mine. boy
about 10 years OF who had always before this time
been stout and of vigorous constitution attacked
with gravel. Physician was called who attended on
him for several months, during which time he grew
daily until he was helpless, and believe would
have died Ia few days had il not been for friend
who advised the OF Cowan's IAthontriptc. pro-
cured few bottles the first OF which gave him reef
and i'll a short time he able 70 walk about, and
finally fully recovered; since which time he has had
symptoms Of SAID disease, and TO all appearance is
healthy as any servant ON my plantation. | there
fore recommend IT 10 all persons suffering under
like disease, as one of the most certain remedie
known.
Given under my hand this August 22d 1857.
DANIEL SHELT0Nl
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LIVERY STABLE.
NOTICE

DNHE Directors ol tho tennessse Marine and fre
Il INSURANCE Cogniasy this dAy declared =
QIvtsssha slA IvSiAtts pa a1 G. outol tae prof
ls 4st lOsatals, y abse ~ tne stockholders
IA eaniI OesogS n4o lSili in1e trE
ootl--w a. ~, BUrIE2. see'y.
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lTSI NHlI EIRRf RAnILf NANfk

A 60oh ehaAp Sestng Nachine. frips only
~ - 49, Ibese NAckiEes need enly b. knoen
izs1sFe ti1em plzos aln1os1 every sanaty. ~
pruc yoa see, ex4Eaine and u.e theta thcre
i1Fe al 10 aanf kpQ1 rAea2 ceHtlg Aschtncs or
Co1EfY kshts feE lhe nzie q ne <eltiefon
a. mond Family sewing Aachtne
ulu $3.50 ezll ssalzcrs-<nca, eho ss Asea
gsr Aiiaie Aae sst tenaa<ere. hossns over 4.
4ne C1srEy EIFests-
n n<-isrueal4f sitsssi0n Iala % Fepasrlns
kinds rssmx Nsch.nes by a. exreF.enccd tana.
i. FtnGfSes sewing Machine nepol
E..hxals Fs-n,. r.rs.ff-.stss.lT
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The Cheapest and Most Reliable
Ague' iSenIedy in the World.
Graelenburg Fever aud Ague Remedy!

st,fIis medicine does eSlIAia p4rsele of
ssal ar otnsE yaEsas s4esisscs " say kisi. IL
nj rbrkes Illo attach oGce and tD colntaea sse Tor
short tle strsLs siigs ine - sten aud fslet es Any
a. "a tl.u fctaru oI lie Cotks,l.a
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-25

ne stamp Areana eaeA pas wlii Also ear ths
q shs PrssTi1lsr Ala q tile rnstef reates asraix
Trs.rs Lzzs 4aa le4isrs ui1 observe e@ch aozez
narEaTe tils fsEtae aax label
-farswrsss czusilsx---Ihe sarreassa rePz1ltna az
ereat demand fsf Ilarns Clnpsa11 f1tract 81 C9Hs
"a ana sAFsaesr IA have brea l4aceizats Tor etAeFf
4. esef inaAttans u thu sAlsabie ncene- feneefs
are nastcalary warned q tAlz Tact tnt ry anAy ee
ou skeir s,sard asa ds1os< - zAf u1pure arttle
.tseaisd - sa3are ttelr rsszntatn and dzssroy "a
assrsts tie ariEa4i IreI.szzlA, - atFs4se strb
sse Sabscrfbe< fssressor q James tzrsnl. ~ skpn
d ~as nrsE inzEsseed tAs Untied S-<lesl oas -
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sth1ch 4 feEzfEF- Soaa A tAMAAu
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De- T-4tyf
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GREAT ATTRACTION TO CASH BUYERS.
ELEGA ANT
FALL AND WINTER GOODS! /!

WE are opening the most eIegenny assorted stock
wv 81 desirable
Fall and Winter Goods
u has ever been our pleasure oier 10 the Trade
We would ask the par ocular afteutoE Of strangers
visiting the city, well all persons who hey for
Cash, . careful exAnllnAtiOu e 91r stock before
making their parchAsss, SCI exclusively for
Cash. We are fcierusned 10 oficr sacn Inducements
IS cannot fan bring the larger portion " the Cash
lraae u as as very many gcEsetls who woaid bay
for CASH ana do when suEcient Inducements are o.
fered. have already expressed thzn delight That a
Cash House hns becn established "a Nashville
W. A. 4 J. q. NcCIkL AND
oets-tf 81 and 81 College -
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PA RTNER SHIP
Nome Again Z!

MIR. LAIxCOMRE desires 10 inform his
wi trlenasan the publ, geaeray that lac has re-
tarned has Northern tuur anu is ready 10 open
the Tall cami aigu.
graphic Manipulatlon-retying as heretofore, soely
upon tke Of his pctures, and determined 10
spare eIort To please, he confidently invites those
who have never gwen ann a far uaii, do So.
Ladies' will nnd has present rooms the must conve.
niently and pleasantly located OF any IN The City
Cherry street, corner oI UnhoE. sept2l-u
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vlxSSOv.VIVXON.

TINHE partnership heretofore existing between the
i undersigned, under the firm name OF II. B. NOR
RIs & Co, IN the Grocery and Commission business,
is this day dissolved By mutual consent IL. Is. Morris
having sold hts INTEREST," Hugh McCrea. Either part
uer is authorized 70 the name pf the nrm IN liqu
dutiou III Il. MORRIS,
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nasbpillf Patriot.

F TERMS:
Tri-weekiy per annum, 90 Il
So messy, per anhun = w
for year, in advance, ......-.... 90
When the Daily, Tr-Weekiy, or Weekly IL 10 be
discontinued (paid in advance at the time subscribed
for, the order, otherwise IL viii be
continued at option, until paid for and stopped
If paid it must be paid at the time Of disconiinu
ince option. If the party Is good viii be
sent until paid.
Remittances by mail, "regsteredn letters, at our
risk.
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~ r. TfIURSfoN viii resume his les sass
~. sons In Hocan4alon and on the Piano -
Porte, on Monday next, sept. 9th. s.<[s
ufdcrs may be eGt AZ his room al the Sc sr1-S
aance Hotel seist-s-u
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St. Gouis.

p. CALLAHAN, W. II. HAYDEN, FEsD. A. HAsSEIAAN,
Late nth HoaSemdn d Smith.
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new-Dork.

From ANDREW WINDS General Advertising House,
1873 Nassau street, New-York.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-25

Dr. JAMES WILLIAMS:
Dear Sirs-Having suffered for a long tinoe fro,,
Dyspepsia so severely that completely prostrat
ed and having tried every for relief witbou.
Elixir" IL affords me much pleasure 10 Inform vor
thati am entirely cured by use and cordialy re-
commend u to all persons suffering under Dyspepsa:
Very respectfully &c
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-25

Together with the above Goods have large
stock of 10 4, II and l2-4 Bed Blankets. Also, a
general stock of Staple Dry Goods, To winch we invite
the attention of Retail Buyers at No. 81 College St
nov3. A. C.. A. Il. BEECH
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-09-30
mungcn on, Cuha.

Mungen, in his speech ct the Co1rt House, de-
clared himself in favor OF the acquisition 'of
Cuba. He thought it would not make il any
more slave territory than il now is to be uni
ted to the Southern States And then slavery
should have more Senator's ani Representa-
tives in Congress. And the principle that a
man owning five human "chattels" is entitled
to as much weight in Congress as three who
do not barter in human flesh, should be extend
ed 1t is so just aud democratic! Oh Mum
gen, how very wise you are to suppose that a
free people will vote for you when you tell them
they are only about half as good as Southern
Aristrocrats You had better go South. They
might elect YOU 10 Congress.
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aa>The last Democrat contains another film

&a~The last Democrat contains another film
sy article, purporting to be review Of Senator
Wade's able speech at the Court House. It's
shallowness precludes the necessity for any re-
ply from us, but to show its weakness, we will
quote the following sentences, which are near
neighbors in the article, but directly contradic'
each other. OF Wade's spesch, the writer says
"All seemed to be rejecting old issues and
taking up new ones"
In the next breath the astute writer says OF
the same speech
at was an oll-fashioncd,l stereo'yped, un-
mitigated abolition, disunion speech"
We advise the writer the next time he under
takes 10 spread himself on paper, not to have
his contradictions in such close contact But
above all things, remember our advice of last
week-when you have nothing to say, say moth
ing.
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One Week from next Tuesday.

Will decide who shall represent the Fifth Congress
sonal District in Congress whether it shall be an
out spoken independent friend OF Freedom, or n
trucking. cringiug douehtacc, who will be ever
q willing tool for Southern Aristocrats. Can 1t
DO possible that intelligent men in the North can
hesitate as to their duty for single moment -
Strange as 1t may seem to honest thinking men,
there aro many who will vote for slavery, aud
they even claim ability to carry the district In
deed, they may do So unless every Republican
vote 10 secured SEQ your neighbor therefore, be-
fore election day. and let no excuse suffice TO keep
him from doing his duty on the second Tuesday OF
October. II every Republican voter does his
duty, GLORIOUS victory awaits us" triumph
which will send thrill OF satisfaction throughout
tho entire Republican ranks OF the Union aud
cause .ho abetters of slavery to interpret thI
handwriting on the WALL
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-09-30
GEN. Ashley i.a wood County.

Mr.. Ashley failed to meet his appointment at
New Rochester last Monday after oon. The poA /,
on which he had embarked for THIS place, " gin
eaout" when about half way up and detained
Mr.. A. and other passengers in the middle Of the
river over two hours. 4 large and intelligent
meeting had assembled TO hear him, but were
thus disappointed, They ure of the right spirit,
however, aud this disappointment will not dim the
fires which are so brightly burning in Freedom,
Troy, Webster, and Montgomery townships
Gen. Ashley arrived in time to tnke some of the
whole souled Republicans by the hand, and oil
seemed pleased to SEQ the next congressman from
this district
The meeting at Freeport was we'll attended
and Mr.. Ashleys speech made an excellent i'm
preston, We have not heard from his othe,
meetings, but everywhere the Republicans seen
fully aroused to the importance of the election
and we expect good report from thom. lie
the ball keep rolling str
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THAT GREAT REMEDY!
SOLONG SOUGHT,
II OU ND AT LAST /!

rINHIS remedy, claimed by the medical profession
Il and the multiplied thousands who have used il,
and tested its sondf cratipe properties, TO be the
greatest discovery in medical science, and natures
remedy is the result of years of toll and study,
by OF Ohios favorte physicians, in order to pro-
duce something that would meet the wishes Of suffer-
ing hsmanity and thousands from the prncely palace
and humble cottage can testify to the immediate
lief experienced by its For the want of space.
offer snly few of the many evidences in it's fa-
vor.
Moline, H.. Fe6.19, 1851.
MEssRs. S. X. MANN g. Co. Gefns: We find your
Ague Bnlsam superior to any remedy in market
for the permanent cure of all maarious Diseases
We cheerfully recommend it as worthy that great
name it has. wherever sold and used.
To the sufferers of ehills, fever ana ague, cheer
fully submit the following: Having closely observed
the effect OF Dr. ianns Ague Basam in this vicinity
am well pleased with its remedial virtues anti
dote to malaria ] have frequently nssd it in my
practice and With entire satisfaction. From my nt
mate knowledge of this compound, recommend il as
safe prompt. and efficient,
| Gallon, o. April lst. 'Ss. NE HACKEDOM,MD.
| Bklfoa, Ind, May 7H 1858.
| MEssRs. 8. X. MAMMA b Gents: Having sold
your Ague Basam for the past three years to scores
of persoas in this vicinity and closely observing its
effects do not hesitate in saying we believe 1t the
best remedy sold in Indiana, and will snectually
| cure chils, fever and Ggue without fail.
| Truly Yours, PULLMAN 4 KEARNS, ,Druggists.
i LOgdnsport, Ind, Sept. 13, 1865
i DIR. MANN PLEASE send me onehalf gross moi .
of your Ague Balsam Immediately 1t is in Rreat de-
mand. and may truly be styled the King OF Fever and
y Agne. J. LYTLE, Physician and Druggist.
i Saint Louis, March l ST. 1858.
| MEssRs. S, X. MANN Co.. Gents: We have ssld
| large amount of your AguO Bnlsam the past three
years and find that where introduced and sold 10 has
no equal in the history of aue remedies and from adj
parts of the west we hear the same cheering news--
this country as the best medicine for chis fever and
i ague, evsrin market O.J. GOD 90.
$ X, MANN 81 CO., Proprietors, Gallon.
4 Ohio. Sold by all good Druggiits.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-09-30

Mungen and his ollies Of the Big Bone Lick,
were most eager to catch at the circumstances Of
Ashley putting n rowdy out of bis meeting, TO
manufacture greatly exaggerated story of blood
and murder to prejudice the public mind against
him. II is an old adage, that persons living in
glass houses should not be the FIRST to throw
stones, aud Mungen should have thought Of this
for his record is not the cenrest in the world, as
the following facts will show. Some two or three
years ago, Mungen and few boon locofoco CON-
panons,l left Finday on freight car for locofoco
convention. AS usual they took their whiskey
aud cards with them, and drank freely and played
smartly on the road, until their supply OF liquor
was exhausted On arriving ct q railroad station,
the party raised dollar and gave il to one OF the
employees of the road to purchase another install
ment of whiskey, and their agent departed, but
did not return-ncither did the dollar The party
being little intoxicated-iust enough to make
them quarrclsome began TO make demands OF the
hands on the train which were unreasonable, and
consequently not complied with, when the drunk
en- delegates to locotoco convention raised a row
and in the general fight man was killed. 1t is
reported that club was thrown by no less per-
sonage than the present locoioco candiate for
congress, aimed at one Of the railroad hands, but
missed hi n and struck one of the whskey party
and killed him Will Mungen not get cut nnoth.
or extra ? Thc'people would like very mnch to
hear his story on this subject, as he doubtless has
it ready, for rumor says he retained counsel aud
otherwise prepared for an arrest, bat the matter
was hushcd up without going into court.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-09-30
rIuDgcM on tllc English BILE and the
Administration.

Mungen, in his speech at the Court House
last Friday night proved himself dis.
honest politician. His effort to dodge the issue
badly managed that the most casual listener
must have observed it. First, he sustained the
English Bill, or, as he termed it, The comrro-
mise measure conending that all compro-
mses implied concession of principle on both
sides, and when adopted should be lived up to.
Of course if the E ,glish Bill is lived up to-
Kansas canuot be admitted into the Union un-
til she has population numbering over $4,000.
But Mungen, after planting himself squarely
on the English Bill said that he would vote for
the admission of Kansas, whenever she asked
it, under constitution adopted by the people,
whether she had $4,000 inhabitants or not
Taking the two positions together, without any
explanation, every candid mini must be con-
vinced that Munsen would vote to sustain the
English Bill. When the rejection of measure
is demanded by the people, and n candidate en-
aeavors to evads fair answer to the question
at issue, the reasonable inference is that he ia
vors sustaining it.
Dut we are NOT ieit III Tue udTh Oh pDlnli
Mungen oppro, ed Of and sustained Buchanan's
administration in his speech No honest man
who heard him will deny this. This would alone
be sufficient to indicate his Kansas policy, fo'
Buchanan is not doubted on this point. Here is
Buchanan's position, as laid down by Senator
Brown Of Mississippi, in a late speech at Halle
hurst, and consequently here is Mungen's posi-
tion:
The Governor expressed his ucqniescence r
the Conference bill, and hoped it would be en-
forced. He stated that h: called on the Prcsi
dent before he lcft Washington, and that MIR
Buchanan assured him in tho most positiUs anc
ansqupocal terms that he ,voald appoint no mGs
to a6ice ,cho held the opinion that Kansas ough
to be admitted before she has a population ,chicl
auould entitIc her to a repnesaaatiDs in Congress
i (dccording 10 The terms of the Conference bill,
and hGt he ,oould decdpitate euery oNce-holdci
,cao expressed such q bctiG.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-09-30
Mold! HAOiLii

The Toledo Times, the know Netting lccofo-
co organ of Toledo since its transfer to mod
ern democracy, is said TO be vnder the partial
management of llosmerw who attempts TO say very
hard things of Gen. Ashley Judge Myers very
truly remarked, in a speech in this place, that
Hosmer had been candidate for Office on the
Whig American, an democratic tickets, success.
rly-that he had always been defeated-.and thai
if nominated by all parties at once, he did moi
believe the people would clec! him! Perhop.
such mans abuse will hurt somebody, but WE
don't believe il.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-09-30
Stccsmnn and Wumgcn ira pcrrys-
bNrH.

We attended the meeting of the stump.tailed
democracy at the Court House on Friday eve
ming last, aud listened to the speaking of Messrs
Mungen and Steedman. While witnessing the
performance, we wee (orcbly reminded of the
remark made by celebrated man that there wos
but a step between the sublime and the ridicu
lous. But little while ago, we knew Jim. as
the Chief OF the Democracy of North Western
Ohio, holding the fate of every political aspirant
in the hollow of his hand while his own claims
to supremacy were questioned by none. Now
we see him feariully passing through the grave.
yard of the party pale. emaciated, and .careworn,
whStling at the top of his voice to stay his
courage, His appeals in behOlf Of Mungen and
the democratic patty, were uttered IN the gutter
al tones OF despair, mingled with the sharp key
notes OF forced sllsrt to appear what he once
was, lie evidently felt that the same fate that
hc met with at Defiance, awaits Muagsn ou the
Second Tuesday of October.
BY close inspection of his physiognomy, W,
could detect slight appearance OF mirlh in hi
countenance, evidently arising out of the fac
! that he was associated with Mungen in travel
ing the district and securing the honor Of fight
ing for the cause OF democracy to the last
whilo he would witness the fall and death strrg
geIof the man who laid him out at Defiance
Although Jim. feels beaten yet he ovidentl
acts as though he had high trump and iptende
10 take the last trick.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-09-30
pRICES CITIiIsENrT.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

John Groves, admir- VS.. Lewis Cass, Jr,
DY virtue OF execution to me directed and de-
ID livered in the above entitled cause, from the
eourt:of Common Pleas of Wood county. Ohio will
offer for sale public auction at the barn of Lewis
Cass Jr in Liberty township Wood county, Ohio, on
thursday, October l4th, 1883,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and o'clock,
pM said daYl span of light coored sorrel horses
one OF them 6, and the other years old the year
old one has light cOored tail; black mare, with
white stripe in the face, and both hind feet white,
years old; chestnut sorrel with a white stripe
in the face, and both hind feet white years old;
light colored Sorrel mare, with white stripe in the
face and both hind feet white years old; and one OF
Ketchams Movers and the sppurteuancss thereuntc
be onging. G. w, MORTON, Sheriff
GEoRGs STRAIN. atty Of Plth.
Semi 80. lS52--2 lw3S2lO.
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,ro tI,e voters OF Wood County.

The Locofocos of this county have held their
convention and have put in nomination their
county ticket, We have. therefore, two sets o!
men asking our support for county oftices,-
Aside from personal ftacss, there are consider
ations, which should have controlling inAu
ence in determining which set Of men we shall
support. The L1coroco candidates represent
and give their all and innu,nce to the great
Locofoco party. One of the cardinal princi-
pl,s of that party is that slavery should be eN-
tended into all the Territories belonging to this
government; another is that it takes but thirty
five thousand men to make Slave State and
ninety three thousand men 10 make Free
State.
The Republican party believe that slavery, by
virtue OF The Constitution is restricted to the
States where it now exists sni should not be eK
tended; and that thirty-five thousanl men who
believe in Freedom. are as gpol as thirty-hve
thousand men who bsieve in Slavery.
Now, voters OF Wool county, without pre-.
senting any other consi lerations to influence
your choice of msn, can it b. doaotel that these
alone are sufficient to induce you to give yonr
votes for those men who represent ths party nl
favor of tre,don? We know that the hard
working men Of this county are opposed 10 tn
extension of Sllvery--anl We expect them t.
roll up larger majority than ever before for th'
Republican candidates for our county ohces
Let no one stay at home on the Second raeslay
Of October.