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uarsIl3I,s sale.

T-n;tsJ Cf1fls Circuit LONrt-Erecutlon No. lJ35. !
NV ,irtne of a writ Of Execution, to me directed 4
I from the United States Circuit Court, for the .
Nortbern District Illinois, in favor OF Geo VI "To'es
~ Cd and against Jacob Augustine impH., &C. have
rvied on the following property to wit
Block g. in Clarks Addition 10 the Io"n OF mehoo'a'
County of La Sale and State OF ILLINOIS, 'eBe'he' WIN
all appurtenances thereuHto belonging H., -,
Which shall expose public sale on the ISL gay OF
Soverber next at the House door IN 'ain 'ouh-
~ 10 The highest and bidder for ready money.
sale to commence between the hours OF o CLOCK a
NJ and sunset Of said day. JA-. v" ~ mi.
ocIs Int L. S Yarshdk, Northern DIST ~ Jt'''oas
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W all Paper Depot.

At B. 7. Phelps old stand, Main Street, O.taus,
Illinois,
VIAVE just received their Spring stock, and have
] for sale the most elegant lot Of Paper Hangings,
Window Drapery and Shades ever offered in Ottawa
prepared furnish in quantities suit
chasers latest patterns Of Satin. Gilt Wood and Oak
papers with matched and common borders. Also Fancy
Window Shades, Fig. Board Prints &c, &c. Their stock
is purchased directly from the manufacturers, and sold
a "a small advance on first rost. mylI-tf
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Real estate.
LUClAN = SANGER,
ILLINOIS LAND AGRNCY.


Lands bought and sold on Commission. Taxes paid,
Abstracts Title furnished, Collections made, Invest
ments made in Government or other Lands, Money
Loaned. Ottawa, August s, 1871.
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GREAT ATTRACTION
G c EARI &, SONS

He subscribers take pleasure in being able to'ss
nouuce 70 the citizens of Ottawa vicinity that
they have received their .tsra their stocb
Of Goods direct from the manufacturers. This is The
greatest opporturGy ever offered to the citizens AZ
their stock the AiTgssf in the county, and selected
from the best and mot extensive manufactures and
importers in America comprising all grades and styles
Wall IHpsr and D-cOrdtOts for Parlors and halls from
the cheapest blank the richest gold and velvet Also,
large -Iiendid collection Of Window Shades, Cor
Hice- T. iumings, Fixtures, &c. e..
In connection with the above they have the largest
ana fnef assortment Of Oils, Paints, Tainshes, and
Painters Tools, in the market, all Of which will be sold
very low for cash. apI0
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leo acre= If Land, 80 broke al, fenced situated haF a
mile rom IL Driat ~ Way-r . NOW called IL and on
the Aurora Extension Railroad. VII ~ ,n'f n har-
gain. Apply above. 'Ls.gll II. T GEuNET.
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sEIIE free bridge across Fox River dayton ia now
Z completed, and persons living the side will
again have the privilege Of patronizng new Grist
and FIGURING MILL which is capable of grinding
so bushels per hour. As the undersirne. have ex-
pended their means very literally in erecting such Mill
ana Bridge the growing wants of the country reaire
they hope to receive abera share of pablo patronage
Persons coming from distance will find good STA
bling connection with the above MILL free Of cbatJe
and their public house has passed into other hads and
bids fair to do justice to The inner reasonable
Please give a J. & d. GREEN.
DAYTON, November IS, 1857.
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T1NIIEY but tre, and far more comfort
Il able with than without them besides your medical
adviser will confederate my assertion, that Their use WV
add years your life. Think of prolonging your exist
ence Ave or ten years by an outlay of few shigs AM
nualy! NJ II. PRESCOTT, 1h,,
feb20 No. 2. HcssGc3's f1"cA
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Kerosene Coal Osl and Lamps.
HIS Lamp will give light equal to SIX Caho'er no
! one CENTS srorts IF oil toW burn oe''eeeh '"'e'
and four hours northumberland
For economy end brillancy of light this Lamp eI enc
sb eouaIled For sale by [sepliI :. G. EARL q SoN.
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AND HAVE HOME OF YOUR OWN
NOR SALE-Three good improved Farms, 1 miles
L north Of the canal, five to years time
Price 80 per acre.
100 acres Prairie (Grst qualty) 10 miles from the
Railroad and l2 miles from the Canal, yi2 per
acre OF ifth down and balance in equal payments n
the first OF January lstV, l-Sl, 1861 and lSa}-
May be paid in corn at inc per bu>hel
?I2 .pan Horses, ceap for cash, notes to
II months rocl6-Zml B. =. sNOTMELL. Ottt.en III.
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Joliet Division Opened.

joliet 5fIIi.iesli O.'c,srt!-
TWO TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY.
s.O.ssg East.
PASSENGER Trains leave Joliet for Detroit At 6:@5 A
NJ. and $50 =. NJ. or on arrival OF Chicago, Alton
& St Louis trains from the South.
Coin. West.
Leave Lake Junction ~ Gt5 \. VI. and Sl5 ?. NJ, or
arrival Of trains from Detroit and Cincinnati.
Pss.r the South and West. via the Chicago
Alton & -; Ions. and Chicago Rock Island Railroads,
will find this direct the E7st and south
last and may he ef InanE prompt connections at
Detroit Suspension Bridge Eu F0. ard Cleveland. with
all the main lines travel, and ut Michigan City with
New Albany and Salem trains Cincinnati, Lafayette,
Louisville and the South
Through tickets hc purchased at the Office nj joi
ct for all the principal cities and towns at the East.
Il. c. RICE, Superintendent.
GEo T. MaCtiRFGoR, EuGiRser -Jo'ict DirjsiOH iu2l
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For Sale {!
abstracts Os TffIc.


VHAyING full and complete abstract Of title of
4 i every piece OF land town lot in the county,
which is kept up every night, prepared TO fur
ni-h short and reasonable terms, abstracts
of title IaugSl J.. p SANGER.
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KING. GILLIAN CO.

VXTOULD inform the farming community that they
w manufacturing very superior CORN SHELlER
AND HORSE POWER. Having had it well tested the
past season, by numerous farmers and Warehouse men,
prepared speak advis 'dly of its merits, and
all who have used 1t for the proof OF what
W. say We therefore challenge competition with any
other Machine All ask is trial. being willing
for the Machine to stand upon its own merits.
We are also manufacturing large horse powers and
thresiers, of the most approved kind in use
kinds of repairs done short notice and rea.ona
bic terms.
Shop in connection with the Steam Planning Mill.
sepl9-tf KING GILMAN SEQ.
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JAsTERS MADE Doors, sash, and Blinds, for sale BY
nils 4
La Sale Street Drug Store.


YIAVISG purchased the entire stock Of Drugs Medi-
] cines. OILS, Paints, &c formerly owned by Hunter
Toomb-s, would say his friends and the public re
reralv that he will cOstinue the drug business the
old stand La sale q, doors north Of VI. II.
SFift' law Office. whore h- will be happy to accomms-
DAT. all those who may favor him with a call. All per-
sons wishing obtain pure article IN the drug line,
viii ALWAYS h- sure find u At NCARTHCR's he in
tend. TO keep no other kind lie would invite the atten
ton or the aides particular TO has stock Of Perfume
~ which best and most extensive ever offered in
tasa varying in price and quality to suit purchasers.
lie has large and beautiful assortment OF Lamps,
Lanterns Chandeliers Of all siz-s, from twenty-five
cents MP 70 f'ty dollar. each.
Also Hat. Tooth Pail, Cloth and Paint Brushes. Of
all descriptions hes des Soaps. Shaving creams. Poms
Hair Oh. Combs. Pens, Ink, Paper, Envelopes.
and host Of fancy articles. numerous men;Ion.-
he will keep constantly hand Sash and Glass, Of AL
sizes glazed ready for use manufacturers prices.
Dr. MCAETHUE will continue the practice OF medicine
As heretofore and may always he found his Store,
when not absent on professional business. 'et3
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Removed to China Hall.

SPENCER. 3 sissss
E5ATE removed their large and .leuiii stock a thI
/ 4 ia, Glass, and Un"eu~warr. INTO o,IuaiH Nt"
r, k on the corner OF Madison aud Columbus Streets.
where they viii BE- pleased to see AL their Old aud ne"
customers and friends.
We i,I jc.lt 10 coliec. compts adopt the ready
nav sy,teln We a.. all ihose who are indebted 20 US
.o go for,yars ana sctti- forthwith jau9
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f;AI.1S
W Ooien IIanufactory ! !!

TII!E undersigned take this method Of informing their
Z old customers, aud the public generally, that
putting into Establishment this Spring Machinery that
Will enable u totarn that double the Of
Goods w haze usually done: the demand for Gooas
warrants this additional Machinery and hope to give
salts action in exchanges OF Wooden Goods for Wool
W. never have, and DO intend card into wool
rortioD Of cDftp and FOR all wool. goods
warranted in this respect, and also for durability. We
shall continue I" exchange for oo formerly. the fol-
lowing kin l. OF Goods. Heavy Cassimeres, Satinet
Jeans, iaune!s OF different kinds, Blankets, aud Stock
ing Yarn. Considerable attention will be paid Stocking
Yarn orders viii BE- filed for all the different GRADES and
kinds OF Yarn, common Mixed indigo Blue Mixed, Red,
Clouded, &c. And viii Manufacture, for merchants
and others, Wool lots of hundred pounds un
ards into Stocking Yarn, any OF the above kinds
go,5s @ liberal terms Eor cash wool. Also.
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Notice.
"AyING bought out J. G. Gays entire stock Fur
L nture the business for the future will De carried on
in the name of SIMON ZMERMAN. have ployed j. G.
Cav will be happy to sell to all who may give US
cali, at the old stand OF GAY Gr1LPoRD.
mar1s s. 1MERMAN.
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For Sale or 10 Rent.


THE subscriber will sell hi- rriieuc-, about miles
below ottawa, the Illinois river. with from sixty
hundred and hfy .crcs OF land, purchasers may
desire.
The place has corrnofious House, good Barn. Corn
Cribs, &c. young Orchard about eighty under
the pow, and IS every very desirable location 1t
is all easily accessible from by excel
lent road, and readily he divided make or
very pleasant residences.
Also Tor sale !" OF Land across the River, being
all Section Il that lies South Of Illinois Giv-r.
AIp.y TO u. T. Cameron, clover Cooks Once, or
0 l.. F. Sanger, Ottawa. Iscl'49I
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Academy OF Music.

Academy OF MU>iC.
FF'EE undersigned has opened Academy o, Music,
L ia which all Instruments Piano, Meodeon. Vio-
lin. Caronet, FLUTE. Guitar and Singing, and all Brass
irstrumsHts WI be taught al reasonable charges
Classes viii be opened not containing more than u
scholars each.
Music furnished for Balls, Parties. Paradey &c, with
any number % Instruments. at reasonable terms.
For particulars Inquire at E. Y. GRIGGs Music Store.
JIn9-.f c. W. DENHARD.
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Como at EsaSG!
AT TIL.
CROCkERX STORE &!
OF
SI.S Na,sEss e Z z

TsyiE subscribers are uow receiving their Spring and
4 summer stock of CSDCkERY. Having purchased
our Goods from hands in origaa! packages, are
prepared sell much cheaper than those who buy oaly
in small quantities stock consists 81 fuIl and
complete assortment OF China Glass, and Quecasware.
Also, l. superior lot Of
Plated ssnO:rS.
Forks, Spoons. Butter Knives Casters, Cake Baskets,
Soup Ladies, Silver Plated Table and Dessert knives
Britannia Ware.
In Tea by single piece. which Will sell
cheaper than ever offered before In Ottawa Also, well
selected stock CT English and American
Gable Cutlery.
Table and Tea Knives and Forks, butcher and Eread
Knives Also German Silver and Albata Table and Tea
Spoons.
Gilt and Mahogany Frame Mirrors. Ladies French and
German Fancy Work Baskets and ieticlicS. Table
Mats Water Coolers Egg Boilers, Painted Tin Toilet,
Sets Lamps and Lanterns, Wire Covers, &c &c all of
which we offer for sale cheap, if cheaper than any
house in Chicago. [jun2Tl SPENCER & EARL.
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Inr .OnLc Notice.

NOTICE Is hs-eby given to all whom II may cohceh
,b.t At sale Of Land. and Lots for the taxes and
costs due thereon for the year A D. 1870 held at he
door Of tho House in Ottawa, IN the county OF Ia
Sale and State Of Illinois, by the Treasurer OF sara
County on the tn day OF May, A ID I5V'' '" .. Las
ton purchased the following described tracts OF Land
and Town Lots situated in said County and that the
time Of redemption the will expire in two years
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OTTAWA SEMINARY.

n n
FYHlE Third Scholastic Year. the Fifth Semi-Annual
i Session commences on Monday, the 10Th of Sept,
inst. Both young Ladies and young Gentlemen be
admitted Instructions given in all the departments
of al Academic and Collegiate Cou.se OF Study.
Expenses.
For Board, Washing, Lights and tuition in the
Academic and Collegiate Department, per year
of ~ weeks. 1854 on
Or per session of - NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. - Oh
Or per week, Observation-Disclosures. 80
Tuition for day Scholars.
In the Academic Department. Comprising Read
ing, Writing Spelling Grammar, Arithmetic,
Geography, Elementary History, Natural Phi
iosophy and CompositiOn,) per year, 81 90
In the Collegiate Department, Comprising Gene
raj History, BOOK Keeping, Algebra, Geometry,
Trgonometry, Astronomy, Botany Chemistry,
Geology, Zoology. Physiology, Rhetoric. Logic,
Mental Philosophy, Moral Science, Political
Economy and NItural Theology) per year,. 81 90
Optional Strides.
Modern ~ .......... "a 90
Drawing md Cravoniur ............... "a 90
P,intins in Water Coiors ........... 81 90
Painting in OIL Color. ............. 90
Mrsic-piapo md 40 90
I-se of Instrument OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IL 60
idHl9e1ifs.
TS-@~r and Board and Tuition must be paid quarter
" in advance.
Farmers can pay part Of the same in such culinary
products as can he used ia the Boarding Department
r further particulars, please address by mail or AT
the Seminary lscpit L. oNLa.f' <T"c'P"s'
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Eeaal a0pfrtisements.


United Statss circuit Confederation No. 1856 "a
10y viItue of a writ Of Fiesi FGcids, to me dire etc
ID from the United States Circuit Court, Tor the
Northern District OF Illinois, in favor OF samuel L.
French Ell a. and against Geo 8 Fisher and Geo Manu.
have levied the following property, TO wit
Lots > and 5 in Block J. in Walkers Addition to Ota-
aiso tlot r. IN Letter H. in sub div Of s~ IT or
See. H. T. 30 n r. 81 =. M also, Lots 4 D. and -,
Block "a and Lot. and H. Block u, i'll the state" Ad
dition TO Ottawa also the swq &C. T. 30 ~, Il.
E. and the VIII nea Sec SO, T 81 y, r. f., all in La
Sale County and State Of Illinois.
Which 81 all expose to public sale the 20s day of
next the Court House door in said County to
the highest and best bidder, for ready money.
Sale 10 commence between the hours Of O'Clock A.
NJ and sunset of -aid day JAS ". DAVIDSON
90 IJ,e T. s. Ndyslal Northern Dist Of IUinOis.
The above sale has been postponed until the both day
Of October, 1888. JAo, " "a iDsVN'
oc53 Iots T. s Maysbdf, Noythsrn Dist of Illinois
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CIR EEN'S MEL,L

GIEEN'S MELL!
rHE ABOVE MILL.
Successor ID tie Oht Pioneer,
HIS been rah.iit durr. the year,
l rahi-, Substantial, and worGmaUke manner. and
almost without reference cost their has been
and J., 'Excesior.'' They have now
1hrCr Kun OF Jsurrs
In operation, which have been arranged expressly FOR
Custom Work, with everything entirely new. and will
have tie fourth run. fer Merchant Custom Work.
6y in -h"rt Time ind when completed VIII be superior
any Custom and Merchant NH in the S;at- An that
they ask fair trial. they feel confident that
their mill and long exp -rieucc 90 vrars) the mill
ing business fully warrants them in Gfgirg al iOuOrI
his cCUp@tt''yn None but thu most experiences and
ccmmodatiug mi,!-rs employer.
Cash paid for the hest article of Winter Wheat.
Dayton, April ,. ioJ6 }. d u. GREEN
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iGrdin% and Spinning
VIII be done Of 80 lbs. ana upwards, at IS to IS

VIII be done in lots Of 80 lbs. upwards, at Is
cents per pound.
Custom, Cariing into Rolls
VIII he done at six cents per pound. Their machines
viii he clothed anew with c hes; Of Cards, and with
Experienced Ctrder, they expect have good work
done. Wool El be taken from the Depot at Ottawa, and
rolls returned within reasonable length OF do
ing e work. which may be (n strong slects) from
almost any part OF the State at triling eXpe.se
Woo! intended fer exchange for any OF the above kinds
of Goods accompanied 10y the proper order, be
by Railroad 10 Ottawa, and the goods viii be put up and
sent with lroinPtnHss, according to order.
VI would also say, ;lat we have got New Custom
and FIGURING Mil III operation, and persons wishing
have tueir grinding done short notice as We have
plenty OF = All times TInyl7l J. < D. GREEN
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from Railing & Safe Mandatory

EOHN MAGER respectfully announces that he has
- opened the above place establishment for the
manufacture of
Iron Railing far Cemeteries, 6ront Yards,
PuLljc Squares, dc.
IRON Works furnished buildings and bridges Also,
Bank Vaults and Cell Works, Iron Sash, Doors Blinds,
and Bedstcais for public and private houses, Burglar
proof Locks for stores double locked, Roofing, of Cop
Tin Galvansed Iron and Sheet Iron done and war
Machine Repairing and Bell Hanging done at
short Prompt attention paid TO all orders
Work done New York prices. Customess will find
patterns and designs of style, from New YorK,
at his establishment
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.. :. EMPRESS COMPANY :

yIIS Company have uneqaied facilities for the safe
Z speedy, aud reliable Transmission of Money Mer-
cnaiIdise and Packages.
BILLS with Goods will be collected on delivery
and proceeds returned with promptness.
They also pay particular attention to the collection
Of Notes, Drafts and accounts and execute all COM
missions connected with the Express business
The lines of this Company extend entirely or in mar.
through the following States and Territories: Neg Work
Ohio Indiana, Michigan, Illinois, Iowa. Missouri kan
sas and Nebraska.
Persons wishing goods from any point, by leaving
their orders the office, will have the goods r turned by
first Express and delivered at their door, without any
charge for ordering or delivering.
Rates : low any responsible Express COMPANY
office in u. UGiker e CO. Drug Store etyoD0yjt1n
Block. f. J. CRANDAlL, I0ent
c. r. JOHNSON, Asst SHyt. auyl1
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lNOt lNC IS ESssISssCEN.
"ANlNG .ioved my Marble Establishment directly
l. opposite the Post Office Columbus street,
the increased enables furnish builders with
stone cut order the shortest and the low
est Inquire Having some of the most experienced WORK
men in the West can ensure entire satisfaction
n. B. large stock OF cut and rough Joliet and other
stone on hand. marco WILLS x Bito
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~ living bought the shop stocR, and trade OF IL
T. Bruuker, invite the sporting community to give
call. have good assortment Of sporting ar
ticies be found this side of New York City.
have good assortment of those splendid steel
patent muzzie end common Rides made by Mr. II. r.
Brunhcr, Whose valuable services foreman Of my
shop. All work done shop usual is warranted
to give perfect satisfaction. Colts Maynards, Aliens,
and Blunt Lyons Revolvers, and Kine Pistols, kept
constantly hand and cheap they be bought
in Chicago Caps of all descriptions, and gun fixtures
kept constantly hand Powder-a superior article
kept, for target practice or long range
invite the old friends Of H. Z. Brunkr, vel
traders believing supply their orders for every
thing in my line give satisfaction all
that trade with me. J. 5. MITCHELL.
r
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70: sale.

West air Sec 2f, Town - Y, R East. $40 acres.
West half svq So. Il, Town - y. Z. Fast ~ a.
W., half uwq SEC II, Town - y, Il , East. - &c
The above lands are among the desirable in La
Sale County, situated from TO II miles from Ottawa,
aud will be sold reasonable terms. Apply the an
designed, at Alton, IL. tOc;2tI HENRY : BAKER.
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Ssr:a ~ berry PianIs!
FINE OF of healthy Strawberry rants, OF nan
"A dozen Of the best varieties. for sale cheap oy
seP41 ".ChAhMIh' W.
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4 HOUSE and two Lots in South Ottawa known as the
"A CogshaN house, east of Mr. Hossacks on the bluff
For further Information inquire OF
nly29-6m O. H. EJEII- Ctt11rU Douss
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EsGicN>k HIS.

THE subscriber begs call attention 10 ms
Estnblishmen mt on Main next house west OF MA
giIl's office Tanned buckskns all kinds OF puc.skln
gloves hiplashes &C. always on hand ana soo sso"'
est prices. ~, ur~pv vApv
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Tail EcO0G.
Chicago & 4. Island Railroad,
---1--.r-=-E-- ---s-=-7-r-'-7-
Ty,,J,-S TtSC arr ( II ST iJJDN

Michigan Cen:iai Railroad
..5z..,..=. -, f.s=f....-. g-:@gsr- E1Ir
$3.50 s..1s.s $3.50 $500 - .c-,.'
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Have had

The Boston Courier, one Of the able
representative journals of the old Wing
sentiment in the Uuion, thinks that
Massachusetts has had enough of Black
Republicanism, and in a recent issue, in
an editorial a~llusion to the Democratic
nominees for State tfhcers, holds this
significant language:
We shall do all in our power to pro
mote the election of these candidates,
heartily and c~heerfully not because
they arc Democrats but because we wish
to do the State such service as we can
render, and because We think there is
no other course left for national men at
present. In Massachusetts,. The State has
had enough, and we trust the people are
at length ready to say, more than enough.
of the Republican party, and it is high
time, by every means involving n , sacri-
fee of essential principle, to resist and
bring to an end a power, dishonesty &C:
quired, and which they have so shame
fully abused. An administration, mark
ed by a fragrant violation of the Consti
tuition, and by a continuous series of de-
partures from policy, principles and usa-
ges of the Commensurate, whether un-
der Whig or Democratic rule, ought not
to and cannot long stand. We shall
maintain these causes of opposition be-
fore the people, in the frank discha, ge
of our public duty, and take our posi-
tion here, as the most reasonable end
likely to eject that reformation in the
State