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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-12
special N office.

icy THERE is no known Remedy can
LIZ exceed in speediness Of cure, and GER
talnty OF effect, than that which has become
world famous, as DR. HosTETTER's STOMACH
BITTERs. In all diseases of the stomach, which
are of morbid nature, the Bitters have effect
ed most remarkable cures, when many other
remeties have failed. Hundreds of certificates
havesBen given by those who have thorough
~ teaed its efficacy, all of which corroborate its
efficiency, when it is administered according to
the directions on each bottle.
Some OF the worst cases of Dyspepsia and
Costiveness have been permanently cured by
the use of the bitters.
For sale by BURRUSS & BRO, Wholesale
Agents, and Importers of Brandies, Wines and
fine Havana Segars, Norfolk, Va, and by Drug.
gists and dealers generally, everywhere.
r FLAvoRING EXTRACTS
| COXE'S GELATINE,
CoOPER's IsINGLAss
Mace. Cloves, Cinnamon Celery Seed, Nut
Peach, Rose and Almond.
Nv BURROW co, Druggists,
6s Church Street.
TOGETHER WITH A
Choice assortment of Lubins, Maugenet, Cow
dray and Rimmeps Celebrated Perfumery,
Genuine Imported Farina Cologne, Pomades
Hair and Tooth Brushes, Combs, Puff Jars and
Toilet articles ofevery description just received
at j.. W. BURROW q Co,
The Druggists on Church Street,
where Prescriptions are carefully
prepared and at low prices with
no % the purest Medicines.
MRS. WtnslOW, an experienced nurse and
female physician, has a Soothing Syrup for
children teething, which greatly facilitates the
process of teething by softening the gums, re-
ducing all infiammatioE--wll allay all pain
and Is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon it, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves,
and relief and health to your infants. Perfect
ly safe in all cases. See advertisement in
another column. my2s Iy
90 SandfOrd's l. InVigOrator--
COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GuM.-Isa mild
and effectual cathartic, acting first the LIVER
to eject it morbid matter, then ON the Stomach
and Bowels, and carries off all matter that pre-
and builds up the whole system very rapidly
and is the best LIVER INVIGORATOR
LIVER INVIGORATOR
LIVER INVIGORATOR and
PuRlFlES THE BLOOD
PuRIFlES THE BLOOD
puR1FIES THE BLOOD
CURES LIVER COMPLAINT
CURES SICK HEADACHE
CURES DYSPEPSIA
CURES COSTIVENESS
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC DIARRHOE
sANtOs. ma tim
Is[ No WoNDEa;-so many worthless
LIZ medicines are advertised for the cure
OF various diseases, and when tried found
wanting" that the invalid loses all faith in
specifics. We have yet to learn, however. of
the first failure of Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry, to cure coughs, colds and pulmonary
disease. -s
For sale by M. A. & c. A. SANTOS and
Wake y Co., and KING h Toy, Nor
folk. j. d. CAMPBELL, Portsmouth, and by
dealers everywhere.
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MERCHANTS HOTEL NORFOLK.

1oH" S"'lfh, IN, Proprietor.
A Al Holstead and lady, Robt W Norris,
Baltimore: Conklin, Philadelphia; b
Bishup, Charles Hill, Vermont; r Henry
Glenn, Ia Nash, kempsvile; A b Pusse,
ar. belle, Elizabeth City; A II Lindsay,
Shore; } b Derrick, Vermont; Charles F
King, N Il p r..
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WANTED

A SEAMsTRESS who will assist In nsht
"A house work. Apply TO Ia Cumberland
street, de 5-lw
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NOTICE.
0EVERAL persons in search of good Butter
~ have made the remark that there was no
good Butter to be had In Norfolk-now as these
persons were very fastidious in their taste as
well as the other vendors failed to suit them.--
But determined to suit them next time have
ordered some from New York, regardless of
price, which will be guaranteed to suit the
most fastidious. Those gentlemen, as well as
others may call, and II this don't suit call until
get some to suit, as am determined to have
some TO suit their taste. Call at
WIN. r. DRURY'S
Family Grocery,
de z No. A, Cor of Cove Church st.
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NO. AZ.

h. nj AIN 8 TREE
is STILL SUPPLIED WITH I.uIrs OF
BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
fJNHOSE who prefer to buy at private sale can
supply themselves in the morning before
The goods in this store are not such as are
picked up at other Auctions, for the purpose
of selling again at Auction, but are composed
of such goods that are usually found in
REGULAR DRY GOODS STORE.
selected for Family use and warranted CHEAP at
Auction and cheap at Retail.
no25 I.H DAWSON
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Horses for Sale.

sHAyvI.s, sHAvvLs, SHAWLs
+ ST received per last steamer jamestown
- ice SSihawis constituting Of so Stella Sha wis
ranging, from $50 up TO $25, 90, so CaBhmere,
blanket and Reversible shaWls ranging ::s.nm
$2,aO to $4,000. Call at f. CAMPE,
no 81 30 Il. Main street,
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New Advertisements.

DESIRABLE COTTAGE RESIDENCE
FOR RENT.
HHSsss:1St The desirable new Cottage Residence
WHiii on Washington Point near Cedar Grove.
4xslA and adjoining the residence of VIM. S.
Butt, Immediately opposite the Dry Dock
Ihere Is large garden attached to it, good
Cistern, Kitchen and necessary out houses, and
everything conveniently arranged 1t is con.
veniently situated near the water and win
make desirable residence for any one In bu 81.
ness in Norfolk or Portsmouth,
ALSO,
A small family residence near the track OF
the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad, about
mile from the toll bridge. Rent cheap and
wood thrown In. Apply to the owner,
w. w. IVES, Or to the
ue l2.tf Day Book Office
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TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
T HAVE just received per Steamer, fresh
l. supply of Drugs and Medicines, among
which are the following articles.
Camphor Ice, an excellent remedy for chapped
hands and lips,
Pure English Castor Oil in bottles,
Parrish's Glycerole of the Hypophorphites, an
article highly recommended to those suffering
from Nervous or general debility,
Killers Furniture Polish, splendid article for
cleaning Furniture,
Queens Cod Liver OIL Jelly, pleasant form of
taking Cod Liver Oil, and number of ar
ttcles too numerous to mention.
N. B.-To Smokers call aud get a box of I'M
blowontable Matches.
JOHN LUDLOW,
de Atlantic Drug Store.
GOOD THINGS FOR CHRISTMAS.
DAIS!NS, Calrants, Figs, Citron, best Pa
"A tarsco Family Flour, WsIoh's Premium
Flour, Patapsco and Palmetto Extra Flour,
Choice Rounds Beef, nicely spiced splendid
Corned beef, Naval Cuts just corned, choice
Extra Hams old and new, Sugars all kinds,
splendid golden Syrup supply of all grades OF
Hutter, some very cheap, superior Old Apple
Brandy, choice Sweet Cider, Smoked Tongues,
Pickeied Tongues. choice lot Backwheat il
Bags, supply of No. Macksrel In Kits,
100 9Th Bushel Bags Family Extra and Super
fine Flour. Cali and see JONES.
de9 No; 2, Campbell's wharf
"a III copy)
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TER

The Day HOOK will be served to subscrb ers
etss cents per week, payable to the Carrier
When sent hy nail it will be 81 per year, "
s4r months, aud T. Tor three months, pays
tie III advance
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.Sickles IN the Henss.-A correspondent of
the Press, speaking Of the opening of Con-
gress, says:
"Sickles was not present when his name
was called, but entered before the roll was
gotten through. He walked placidly round
seat on the third bgn?h. He looks we'll, and
has grown his beard SO as to make a tolera-
bly, elective disguise. He was the only SOL
itary man in that large assenblage. He was
not spoken to-"
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SELLING OFF!

SELLING OFF!
TO FINISH THE STOCK.
AT NO. AS, EAST MAIN STREET.
- before II A. NJ, and after r. nj. All, In
wantof good cheap Winter Dry Goods, can
find some first rate bargains at
PRIVATE SALE,
as the entire STOCK must be turned into Cash az
early as possible,
N. B.-Au persons indebted to me OF to thu
old firm of Dawson 4 Rawls, are earnestly "a.
out further delay.
de l2 HI DAIUCoN
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PPOtect YOurseIyes from cold,

DIX going to-day to No. 10, Market Square
~ to get good pair of thick sole BOOTS or
we shall be pleased to show you.
deg FW SEARURY'S SONS.
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slf- circulation greater than the Daiitss
OF both cities combined. 90
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SPEEDY JUSTICE. In Memphis, on Friday
last, Jno. Glass robbed a cOuntryman of 1877 in
silver. The thief was arrested, and the next
day tried and sentenced to twelve gears i'm
prisonment in the penitentiary. Glass, though
only nineteen years Of age, 10 old in crime and
this is his third penitentiary sen tsnca during
the last three or four we ars-V Very de fsctiye
Glass.
VIM. Graves COPELAND. of New Orleans, gave
his pisto to fellow police man, a few days
ago, asking him at the same time TO shoot him
The policeman did so, and Coupland died al
most instantly. COPELAND was native of Bal
timore.
Mr. Green, who was often mentisned a
few years since, in connection with his at
tempts TO recover the safe containing $36, 900
from the lost steamer Atlantic, in Lake Erie,
has become cripple and an invalid.
DIscHARGED.-The two book -pedlars, Mil
Ter and Coe, recently taken up in Salisbury
North Carolina, as dangerous characters,
tampering with slaves, etc., were dischar.
ged.
A COMMUNICATE. ashington Irving wac
COMMUNICATE of the Episcopal Church in
Tarrytown, N. Y, of which DR.. Creighton
president of the late Episcopal Cony ention
ia Richmond,) is pastor.
The revenue cutter Harriet Lane arrived
at Savannah on the 9th inst.
Hon. Edward Everett delivered his Grafton
on Washington, in Portland, Me, on Monday
evening, to the largest audience ever assem-
bled in that city
FATAL CATAsTROPHE.--The house of a fire 9
negro man, near Buckingham, &. H., Virginia
was destroyed by fire on Saturday night, and
the occupant persisted in the flames.
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Great Artistic Attraction
TWO SPLENDID PLATES.
ROYAL FAMILY OF ENGLAND.

The Eclectic Magazine
FOR JANUARY, 1860,
VIII be Embellished with TWO Splendid
Plates:
l. IHE EMPRESS EUaRNIE and the EIGHT
LADIES OF HER COURT. Beautiful Portraits
of Beautiful Ladies'
=. =. QUEEN VICTORIA, PRINCE ALBERT, and
the Children of the ROYAL Family. The artistic
embellishments and the literary attractions of
the number are intended to be matchless.-
other brilliant gems of art will follow. 1t is
INT htenaeo 70 please the artistic eye and crafty
READY FOR DELIVERY, DEC. 18TH.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK,

Wan. l.. Walters, Proprietor.
- 4 l. Jones, Jas H Brown, IL + Anberry,
Garret Post, New York; @ Willard, Jos
SSegar, Ola Point; A l. Jones, N c; John K
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Wanted to Hire for 1860.
a WOMAN to Cook, Wash and Iron for
N family of three persons, desirable home
and good price given for good one. Apply at
de SIT THIS OFFICE,
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Notice TO those Moving ON the LAT.
JanuarV.

ME are now landing some $4,000 Bushels
w good Red and White Ash Coal, and will
make arrangements with those moving on the
at very low figure by paying the Cash now vs.
w SANTOS & co.
de l2-3t Rear new Custom Honsa
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ATTENTION JUNIORS.
I Attend Meeting and Grill of your Com
n pany at Head Quarters, TUESDAY evening.
MI Dec. 18th inst, at IN o'clock. Pnnctual at.
" tendance Is required, as business of great
Importance will be transacted. BY order Of the
de 12-gt CAPTAIN
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Splendid Butter for Christmas.
uST received at f.. c. Deming's Family
Grocery, No. 60, Church street, a yery
choice lot OF Orange County Butter nicely put
up an small packages for Families, and please
quality by any in the City. 80
f. C. DEFINING,
de IL No. 60, Church street.
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SERVANT WANTED.
WANTED TO HIRE for the ensuing wear a
rusty middle aged Negro Woman in q
small family. Enquire at
de l2-tf s. ULLMAN,S Shne Store
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a HOUSE FOR RENT.
NfTh the large brick House, on Queen st.,
EHiiI at present occupied by P. c. Hull ESQ =
-kaasQ is offered for rent for 1860. It has 10
rooms, kitchen and necessary out houses
Rent low to good tenant. Apply to
j G SHEPHERD,
de i2-ti No. 81 Market Square
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MONDAY EVENING, DEC. II.

Office, No. 81, h. Main Street, Norfolk, Y
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BED BLANK ETS CHEAT
WE have them from $3.50 to 5000. Per-
w sons in want will please notice.
MILLARS Cash Bargain store,
az AZ Market Square.
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osT $500 Reward will be paid upon the
- delivery to me Of black New N a
toundland PUP, lost on Friday morn (GH
ing last, in the vicinity of the Market. WN
SAID PUP has white four feet and legs, white
chest and one white hind foot, and answers TO
the name OF Chance, and when missed had ON
a ieathef Collar, with an iron ring attached.
G.T. BARRAUD,
ue ls5t' CRANKY street.
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MARINE NEWS.

NOtiCei
BOARD can be obtained from the LIST Janu.
~ uary, for one or two families, or several
single gentlemen by application at No. 8, Free
mason street. de 9-eod4t
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1nn FIGURED SEAVER CLOAKs-Opened
lOU this day at the
BEE HIVE,
Just the thing for cold weather, which are sci.
ling at very low prices.
Cloaks OF all kinds and styles, and from the
lowest to the finest qualities.
Shawls-a magnificent stock of all the diff
ierent kinds, IN Bay State, Stella and Broche
Large Shawls of all kinds
BLANkErS-BLANKE TS-BLANKETS.
case l9 Blankets, superior qualities.
40 "a do do do
90 10 do do do
bales Servants Blankets, superior Qualities,
at low prices.
Cali and see the bargains at the Bee Hiyea
81 Main street.
de IL Norfolk, Va.
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PRIME CONNECTICUT HAY.
A CARGO of Prime Hay momently expect
"A ed for sale low from wharf.
de3 LEIGH BRO.
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Wanted to III ire for 1860.
A NEGRO GIRL between the ages OF IL and
"A IA, for whom liberal wages will be given.
Apply to Mrs Baker, No. 80, Freemason
street. de 10 3t@
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-28

AN EIoPEMENT.-Dr. fancy recently eloped
with The wife of Baptist deacon. in Knox
county. Ohio. She left three children, one an
infant. He left Eve. The atlay before they
eloped, the Doctor took.his wife and her infant
on a-visit TO his brothers, told her not tozcome
back until the next evening. and that he would
take good care of the other children in her alb.
sence When she came back lie had been
gone over fourteen hours, aud the little ones
were all in tears. The bereayed husband fol
lowed the Doctor and his wife to Huron coun
ty where he found the woman Frustrated with
illness. Without n word of upbraiding, he
stayed and nursed her back to life, then he talk
ed with the Doctor and with her, and reasoned
with them, and promised to forgive them all,
and hide the facts from the world. To his
grief however, he learned that his wife loved
the Doctor. He therefore expressed his for.
giveness 10 the recreant woman, and certified
in writing that he gave her up on condition
that she would marry the object of her choice
as soon as possible, and he would never mo
last them. He gave her Sl60. wished the bies
sing of God to rest upon her, aud then re
turned to his desolate hearth. a4 70 o.
After ALL however is he not likely to feel
better, eventually, than if he had taken the
Doctors life, as Sckes took vengeance in his
own hands? OASIS NJ r afgt6 @ ~
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REPURLIcAM SENATORIAL TIcKE1
Republican Meetings.

The following named gentlemen viii speak
at the times and places designated below :9
RAVENNA.-Friddy Erening, Sep. 80.
JOSHUA r GIDDIKas. asI roc
PALMYRA.--Saturday Erening, Octa 8,
n E. B. TAYLOR. asg Ft1a 749l'e1 n
WINDHAM.- Thursday Evening. Sept 20.
a.. ~ J. A. GARFIELD. t.o-
MoGADORE-Friday Evening Sep. 80,
j. A. GARFIELD. ~ i3H s3a
CHARLESTOWN = Saturday Evening
Oct. l. j. A. GARFIELD and q F. BRowM
PARIS.--Iu uesddy Evening October 4, at
The center. E. B. TAYLOR. .,..ft...
Monday Euening, lat To,cn
= Hall. Oct 10. y. A. GARFIELD. ii
PARIS.-Monday Evening. Otfdttr10
o. z. Brown, and L. d. WOODWORK H.
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TIE steamship North America has arrived
with Liverpool dates to Sept. 10th. The
Great Eas'ern exploded the feed pipe casirg
in one of her tunnels. during the trial trip,
with terrific force. Five. .6remen were killed
aud others injured. The damage to fittings
is serious, but the machinery of the ship re-
ceived no harm. The accident will delay her
starting on her trip 10 Portland three weeks.
There isimportant news from China. The
war with the English and French forces has
been renewed. In battle the allied forces
have BEEN defeated. The loss Of the English
is reported to be 500 The Allies were forced
to retreat
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Gurrrspnuhfntr nf tbR Drnlurrat.
NEVADA, Rocky MOUNTAINS. K T.
Sent 5tL 1919


EDITORS PORTAGE Co. DEMOCRAT Gentle
men: On cloudy morning, not long since
we left our mine that has had our constant at
tention, the last three months, for Golden City
situated about two miles soath of the entrance
I into the Mountains. We took the new road
it being more level, and much more pleasant
. to the traveller. although. perhaps the scenery
and landscapes are not SO imposing, as on the
other road. 49,.
AS we arrived within few miles of the
Valley, we were ,agreeably surprised, to find
. any quantity of wild cherries growing by the
sids of the beaten track, very palatable, and
may say delicious; at least it tasted so to
us, for it was the first fruit we had tasted his
b year.. ga, e. 75a- ='r.ss II 5stii' -HcI sl,.
About three O'Clock. p. NJ, we arrived in
sight of the city. How farent! how im
proved since the first Of June last. Where
three mouths since, nothing hut briars and
: tlre wild flowers grew. are erected some thirty
or forty houses, neIty and substantially built
of sawed lumber, reminding one of Home
sweet Home. a5 .9gss @ 7
A steam saw mill is in successful operation
doing fair business; but the timber has to
! be hauled some four or five mites from the
mountains. .g.-. q, .s.,.. q .
of The weather is very agreeable, similar TO
the summer of Ohio; yet guess the heat is
not so oppressive as with you. ia
On the banks of Gear Greek, is beautiful
garden. Corn, potatoes melons. beans, peas
cucumbers squa>hes, in fact. every kind ol
garden vegetables, you will find growing IN
abundancs. / think never saw garden
looking SO well before. As walked down
. the path, the. cucumbers were as thick as pos
sible, and to resist the temptation of eating
one. was impossible. Perhspsyou will excuse
me, for considered, now is the time or never
Cucimbers are forty cents per dozen, Mel
ons 81 so each, and SO on Il tell you. the
mule was packed pretty heavily with the good
things, when we left for the mountains, fol
we consider those prices very cheap. ...f .tr
Cheating and gonglng are practised as muct
D here as any where and because the emigra
ton is leaving for the States. and business be
coming little dull, they fatier themselve
they II make it up some way; SO they won
take the miners dust at the market price, tina
is at $500 per OF, for gulch gold, but mus
have it at SIG co. Never mind, Eext yea
will make great alterations, aud the curren
price of dust will be settled as well as som
other thing.
~ Yours Respectfully. A. g., l.. NJ.
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The Ravenna (O.) Democrat has vienette
at the head of its leading editorial column,
representing couple of hands grasping each
other right cordially - emblematical of fra
iernal love and friendship. A good idea !;
but, as that paper is Abolition in sentiment
It strikes MS that one of those hands is of the
wrong color. We don't say which.
Thus says one of our most able and brilliant
exchanges. the Golden Era, published at San
Francisco, California. We notice this, simply
to allude to an erroneous impression which the
Era manifestly entertains in common with po
iitical savans nearer home.
Some, exaggerating even the unhealthy va
garies of the Garrisonian stripe of Abolition
lists, attribute almost every conceivable mon.
strosity of view to men of anti.slavery sen.
timents; making no distinction between Garri-
sonians, and others. setting them all down as fa-
natical disorganizers. disloyal to constitutional
government, and promoters Of bloody insurrec
tions. Even Tom Corwin. and other pro-
slavery Republicans. south of the National
Road, to say nothing of our aimable Demo,
cratic fellow citizens, thus through the dis
torted lense Of prejudice, view the anti slavery
men of the Western Reserve. Nothing can
be more false. Than our immediate fellow
citizens {the Western Reserve Republicans J
there are no men more true or loyal. .iuteli
gent or public spirited Their fanaticism is
that of the Declaration Of Independence
nothing more. Their efforts to repress the
encroachments Of Slavery, and to advance
the interests Of Freedom are put forth within
the limits-of the National. organic law. They
make no war upon the Constitutional rights
of the Slave States. but they do desire to sep
arate the National Government from all the
crime. disgrace and responsibility of upholdine
American Slavery-regarding Slavery as ths
mere creature of State, municipal Law. ant
not the object Of National Constitutions
protection. hsa4g y 6a5 =. &. e, IS
The apirit of the Declaration of Independ
ance, and the injunctions Of the organic Law
Of the land, at once influence and impel, con
troll and guide the political action of the en-
lightened Republicans Of the North T,
denounce them, therefore, as .fdnatical .4boli
tionists, as Don-respecters of law, as repudiai
ors Of constitutional obligations, as foes t
good order, and as the recreant denunciator
Of oil human governments, is to do then, ran
injustice. 4'1' sisss.s's ..s q
If it be crime to indalge an ardent los
Of liberty, aud to sacrifice and labor .5or ,t
promotion of mans invaluable rights, the
are the patriotic Republicans of the Nor
criminals of the old old 76. heroic stamp. !.
Thus is the fraternal hand joined-in. har
vignette of the humble " r VIENNA democrat
and an appropriate symbol ol right views al
right feelings. of Just aims pnr,,hd by ju
means. The iippant sneer OF our cotemp
rary of the Pacific Golden ate. is. therefor
not In the best conceivail, taste.
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Mr. nannison In. n.Rayanna.

Hon. WILLIAM aDENNIsoN, r, reached Ra-
VIENNA on the Saturday evening train from
Alliance, at which place he had addressed o
large assemblage in the afternoon. eiE- =
Mr.. Dennison addressed a large audi
ence in the Town Hall on Saturday evening,
for some two hours and half. His speech
was characterized by ability and thorough!
ness. ,fs,9 sr.s,rfs 81. fs,.,.,s ,a.t, 4-.5is,-9
He spent the Sabbath in Ravenna, and took
the early Monday morning train for Madison,
Lake county. to fll speaking appointment
there saal sr5h
Mr.. Dennison is conducting the canvass on
his part with great ability, energy and useful
ness. faa q i--'5 sts
His election by decisive majority is entire
ly certain.