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speciai NOTICE.

= THE WIDE REPUTATION which
Us DR.. Hostetter's t'Stomach Bitters0
have attained during the past year, bespeaks its
excellence IN more forcible manner than any
fies and strengthens the system, and aids the
stomach in the performance of its functions. =
1t Is regarded on all sides as sovereign specific,
and, therefore, to procure it IN the best possible
way, should be the object of the public. We
commend it with more tn an usual zeal and con.
hdence believing and knowing, as we do, that
1t stands foremost among the many preparations
OF the day, for imparting strength, yigor and
Tone 10 the system, and possessing the curative
disordered stomach. In the most severe cases
OF cramps, diarrhet. aad weakness in the
stomach, the Critters" have been rigidly tested
and always with the greatest success.
For sale by BURRUSS T. BRO, Wholesale
Agents, and Importers of Braldies, Wines and
hne Havana Segars, Norfolk, Va, and by Drug.
slsts and dealers generally, everywhere
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Trial of Brown.

.Ghe trial Of John Brown, the leader of the
aarpec''s Perry outbreak, terminated at
Gharlestovn, Va, on Monday, in the jury
rendering verdict declaring the prisoner
guilty Of conspiring to incite slaves to re-
hellioa, treason against the State, and MUIR
der, each offence beiag capital crime, pun
ishsble with death.
Coppie has been selected as the prisoner
next to be tried. Judge Russell, of the Su-
nreme Coart OF Massachusetts,, and talen-
ted yoang lawyer of Boston, have been re-
tanned by certain parties to assist in the de-
fence of the prisoners.
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PremonitioHs Realised. The INDIANAPOLIS
Journal says that Mr.. James Wood, the en-
gineer killed few days since on the Belle
fontaiae railroad, bad for several weeks pre-
monitions of bis death, and but a few DAYS
since emptied his trunk of all its letters and
burned them, making remarks at tne time, in
a rather playful manner, when interogated
as for his motive in destroying his correspon-
deHce, that it was best to make that dispo 81
tion of such documents before he died. He
fancied he saw several times a red light-the
railroad signal Of danger near the spot
where the Catastrophe happened, but treat.
ed the ma tier as an illusion.
Suicide. -Captain James l.. Bradley, an
old and highly respectable citizen of Wash
ington county, Va, committed suicide on
Monday night last b. hanging himself. Be-
fore retiring to bed he sent one Of his negro
boys for rope, which he placed by his bed
side, and directed his son to atteId to feed
ing the next morning, as no one else would
attend tolt On Tuesday morning be was
found some 800 yards from the house hang
ing to tree, having climbed to fence and
attached the rope to limb and leaped off,
DEATH ora Child from Drinking Lye.-
On Tuesday evening a. little daughter of G.
+. Bennette, of Louisville hy., while run
ming about in the kitchen, drank quantity
of potash lye, which was standing on the ia
bic in tin cup. This child, which was on.
ly one year old, was Immediately taken Sick
Medical assistance was called in, bat it was
of no avail. The child died.
Roast beef, serenity Of MAD. pretty wife
and cold water baths will make almost any
man "bealthy, wealthy, and wise.'
A locomotive and horse ran ag ainst
each other upoaIthe New York and Erie
Railroad a. few days ago. The result showed
that steam power is an over match for horse
power.
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From Havana.

Accounts irpm Havana to the 2Sth ult.,
contain nothing of general interest. The
markets had undergone no material change.
Two cargoes OF slaves had recently been
loadet near Havana.
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Observation-Disclosures two thousand per-
sons assembled at Yorktown on the 10th,
expecting to unite with the volunteers from
Richmond, Petersburg, Norfolk. and Ports
mouth, in celebrating the Anniversary of
the battle of Yorktown. The volunteers
were not present, and the celebration did not
take place. - : =
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Our Negotiations with Mex1c o.

Vt rs stated in Washington that in case
bae Tennessee's mail does not bring some
thing definite in regard to our treaty with
Mexico to Senior Mata and to our govern
znent, Senior Lerdo, WHO is believed to be
representative man in all this matter, will
return, in company with Minister McLaue 1,
in the Brooklyn.
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gs- Mr.. Preston, our minister to Spain,
who has leave of absence to return home to
settle his father-in laws estate, is shortly ex-
Fected, and it is said by his friends will rot
return to Spain.
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A ftght ,oith Ptrotes.-A fearful story is
told Of fight with pirates on board the ship
Ararat, between Singapore sad Bombay
There were "a pirates on board manacled,
but one night, in storm, when the vessel
was rolling badly, they got loose, armed
themselves with marlnspikes, blocks and
holy-stones, and attacked the captain and
crew. They stabbed the sentry to the heart.
After an hours hard fighting the pirates
were driven to the top gallant forecastle, and
there charged With the bayonet, and killed,
or forced over the bows. When lights were
procured, and the loss on the side of the pi-
rates was ascertained, out of sixty who had
come on deck twenty eight were dead or
missing. Some were wounded hssides.
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THE FRATIcIDE IN HALIFAX CouSrr.-Tbis
unfortunate affair has been referred to bv our
Enfield ~ CO. correspondent. The Tarboro,
Southerner says:
We understand that on Saturday last, Mr.;
sames White, OF this county, was shot in the
neighborhood of Scotland Neck. Halifax coun.
~, .by ms brother Mr.. Jerry White. The cause
OF the difficulty is not precisely known. They
le,t the house toge ther, one with gun and the
e.ner win whlp-a blow with whip was
was nred on, and the wounded man discovered :,
VINO oled In few minutes. The survivor was
IN. distressed and made ne effort to escape
LOIS .or some Tune, but finally went of and has not
oesn taken. de has left family,
The deceased has left a wife in feeble hea lth
ana seven children in destitute condition.
CHINESE LOVE OF CouNTRY.-Sir John Bow.
ring, late British Governor OF Hong-Kong,
manifested by the Chinese, On a recent oc.
casion ne said he believed that no Chinaman
ever 4e ms native land but with a determined
purpose otp 10 return to it, in many cases only his
pouy returned to be buried amongst those of
his fore'athers. He had seen whole shin car. ~
goes OF corpses and collins; those who tenanted
ene comns having lived and died with the he
nsI tnat they would enjoy greater repose il
ete IRE iehains were brought back to the land
OF their hearths and heme OF former DAYS.
X,
Is seariy played out" already. The receipts
arr: are beginning to tall off very sensiby. Some
Zoo Vessels only are now engaged in taking the
oivalves from the new placer.
=, FATAL ARELEssNEss "A child belonging to
Mr. Burrell, OF Calais, Me-, was poisoned 20
death on Friday. 1t got into room where Mr.
burrell had mixture of oxalic acid and silver,
IN phial, which he had been using for some
purpose and lett i en- his bench, which the
Child got hold of and swallowed, from the eft.
iect OF which, died in an hour.
HARD TO Beat There is gentleman liv-
ing IN N. e., who, when his sixth CHILD was
born the Oldest one was only four and half
years OF age; and when his seventh child was
born ne had four under thirty one months old
CHILD MURDERED. "A child, nine years old.
named Susan Emma Kimbie, was found near a
creek cree in Chester County, Pa on Thursday
i is aeaa' and dreadfully disfgured by VIC.
field near, was arrested for the deed.
The Memphis Bulletin says that within a
iortnlgns TWO ladies' of that city have collected
e. sum OF 81 900 in aid of the Mount Vernon
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" office.

MI Com aunicatons, &C., intended for in.
sboatd be addressed to JeaN R. HATHAWAY,
aditar and Proprietor, ia order to ensure
af& eDtioa.
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BURROWS
b u RROW'S
RELIABLE
MEDICINE

FOR THE RAPID AND EFFEcruAI cuaEo
SCROFULA, SYPHILIS, RHEUMATISM.
DYSPEPSIA, ULCEROUS AFFECTIONS.
Nervous Headache, ErysfpeIas, Ulcers
FlSTULA, LIVER COMPLAINT,
DISEASE OF THE WOMB.
CHRONIC COUGHS AND Coins
CHRONIC DYsENTERY,S SCARLET FEVER
PILES. GENERAL DEBILITY.
GRAND ULAR s WELLINGS.
CHRONIC FEVER AND AGUE.
MERcvRIAL DISEASES, FEMALE DISEASES.
And all Diseases arising from an Impure Sfste
OF the System, or occasloned by fmprudence in
For sale in Norfolk by
]. w. BURROW & CO..
Druggists and Chemists. GO Chnrcb a.
- ~>~ASA VI
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The Lost tn the Arctic Regions.-Captain
Parker Snow, who was second in command
OF tue FRINGE Albert discovery ship; which
engaged in the search of Franklin in the year
1850, in public lecture lately delivered in
London, gave touching account of the dis
coVery of the bodies in one of Franklin's
boats, as already mentioned, CLEANED from
one of McClintock's men now in England
He said, among other things:
Edwards, the ships carpenter, was the
one who discovered them, and, hastily cal
ling his companions, be proceeded to remove
the snow and ice. He describes it as the
most awful moment on his life; and states
that he could hardly help falling on his knees
and returning thanks to theIAlmighty Father
who had guided him,thus successfully in his
search. Underneath the head of one of the
bodies was found the open prayer-book, and
1t was necessary to chop away the book
from the head, so hard was it frozen. On
the bands of the other body was nit
ten, and on attempting to take it off the fin
ger-nails came away with it."
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j. w. BURROW & CO.,
BRIDAL PRESENTS,
BRIDAL PRESENTS,
BRIDAL. pr ESSEN TS

N ply of Pure Silver Ware. which had
manufactured TO nay order. My assortment is
now full and complete, comprising Crumb
Scrapers Cake Levers, Butter Knives, Fish
Knives, Cream Knives, Forks. Tea and Table
Spoons Ladies', Sugar Spoons, Mustard Stands,
salt Stands, Cups and Goblets, Egg, Preserve
and Salt Spoons, and lots of fancy pieces OF
Silver too numerous 10 mention Persons in
most valuable stock Aad best i ssortm ent TO
select from in the city at
CFGREENWOoD'S 81 Maiu ST.,
mol u Head OF Market Square
(Argus and Herald copy.)
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Francis Jackson Merriam The Mr.. T. G
Merriam, who died Of wounds received at
Harper's Ferry, and who had previously
written several mysterious letters from Bal
timore, it seems, was citizen Of Bostoa.-
The Transcript says:
His father was of the house of Curtis q
Merriam, dry goods job becs in Rilby street,
and his mother is the daughter of Francis
Jackson, Esq, the famous abolitionist and
ron-resistant. Young Merriam has been an
extensive traveller, having had ample means
to indulge his taste for foreign scenes He
was very impulsive. and has fallen victim
to thesmost foolish aud mad enterprise of our
times He had a superior education, and
was of more than ordinary intelligence. His
father died wcen he was quite young, and
his mother is now the wife of Mr.. } as. Eddy,
the artist.
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A Band Of Desperaaoes Fortified IN Flor

A Band Of Desperaaoes Fortified in Flor
sd@.- A correspondent of the st. Louis Re-
publican, writing from New Orleans SAYS.
Some time ago man named Hedlock was
arrested in this State charged with negro
stealing, but had been but a short time in
custody when he escaped and fed to Escam-
pa county, where, 1T appears, he belonged. :,
A reward was offered for his capture and
delivery, and on the 10th ult.. four or FIVE
citizens of that region, tempted, perhaps, bv
the reward, and willing to get rid of a des.
perate and dangerous man, seized hin and
started tor Louisiana. When near Stock
ton, Ala, they camped out one night. and
the prisoner, taking advantage of the drowsi-
ness of bis guard, broke away and again
returned to his home. Having an hour or
two start he rapidly travelled and reached
his house in time to prepare it, with the help
OF rev armed associates of his own class,
for state of siege.
The guard returned, and being jsiaed by
other citizens, the house was surrounded and
It's inmates called upon to surrender. This
toey refused to do, and as they were armed
with rifles and other weapons, and had cut
port bol=s in the walls, it was thought to be
rather dangerous undertaking to assail the
building. The authorities were called upon
70 arrest the rutfian band, but no measures
We're taken, land at last accounts, M edlock and
MS friends were still beleaguered in their
stronghold by the indignant but prudent citi.
zens,and it was generally supposed that they
were supplied with sufficient provisions and
ammunition to hold out for an indefinite Pc
riod. The scene of this extraordinary occu r-
renee is some thirty eight miles north of Pen
sacola, and the dazette, published in the lat
ter place, suggests that if the civil officers
ana militia OF the country are incompetent
to break up the den and arrest the despera-
does, an application be made to Commodore
Mcintosh, of the Navy Yard, for force of
marines and apiece of artillery.
Ofd and Good.-The piles under Londsn
bridge, have been driven Eve hundred years.
and on examining them in 1S45, they were
found to be little decayed. They are prin-
cipaly elm. Old Savoy Place, in the city of
London, was built $50 years ago, and the
wo oden piles, consisting of oak, elm, beech
and chestnut, were found upon recent exam
nation to be perfectly sound.
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~. M pfQft'g Condition. We are truly
eratfed to De able to state that Mr.. Nc
fla . condition last evening was such as
almost to warrant the assurance that danger
vas past. He was comparatively easy,
sheerJu. and hopeful of the best. The sad
s1air rnn4t De regarded by every man OF feel
nag with profound regret, and by nons more
80 than O9rselves,-Balt. SunS
I ne bridge pf the Louisville and Lexington
railroad, across tia south fork of Elkhorn,
near MIiwaS' was wholly destroyed by fire on
Wednesday,.
st. Louis V dangerous place. The papers
ladies on the high streets In broad daylight
The perpetrators were boys. a
The Michigan State Normal School building,
at Upsalant, With the large Ebraaaes and la6.
aratory, was burnt Saturday night. Loss sos !.
100 -js6urcd Tor $4,000. i.
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1t ia rumored that treaty has been made
between Spain and the Miramon govern
Ment in Mexlco.i
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4 coloced impositor succeeded ia getting
considerable money from the members of the
ate Christian Anti-slaverY Convention at
Chicago, by pretending that he had wife
ana children ia slavery whom he wished to
Ourlll se.
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"A PickpoCRet LectuFing on Ma
tural History.

A man named aenault was recently
brought before the Correctional Police, Pa
ris, having been detected BY two police agents
just aShe was about to cut off the pocket OF
a countrywoman at the Jardin des Piantes,
while giving his unwary victim lecture on
the natural history of the hippopotamus.
The modus operandi of TIE learned profes-
sor is thus described by the agent who ARES
ted him: ..s.
"Madam," said the naturalist to his lis
tener, "this animal, whica is also known by
the name of the sea horse, does not much
frequent the society Of man; it amuses itself
in the water and in marshy grounds. and
grows fat there like you and me- While
alive it eats rattlesaakes melons and some
times even its own young ones, as you may
have recently read in all toe journals Of Pa
ris. Here the professor quietly drew from
his pocket a pair of scissors The savages
make roast beef of its flesh. worsted stock
ipgs, and razor stropes of its skin, and with
its tail they fabricate bell-ropes for their
houses. Here the naturalist, whs had his
scissors in his right hand, placed his left on
the pscket OF the woman After death they
are liable to be studied, as a proof of which
you may see several in thu Musen OF Natur-
al History, in this city
Here the lecture was brought suddenly to
a close by the professor being seized by the
agent just as he was about to effec: ais coup
by cutting off the pocket. The woman lost
the conclusion of the explanation, but saved
her property. Henault, in his defence, de-
clared be was about to use the scissors to cut
his nails. He was condemned to twelve
months imprisonment and i've years surv Ell
lance.
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A CARD.
HAVING nearly completed my arrangements
II for the display OF Fireworks which do
NOT hesitate to say, will favorabIy compare
with any display in large cities find that even
tne amount subscribed will not defray the ex-
penses OF the same. Therefore RESPECTFULLY
ask az thoSe gentlemen who have subscribed and
mised to contribute, to hand the amount to M. 4
YIN. r. Griffith, to Messrs. Charles Jordan =
Son, or to myself previous to next Saturday Il,
Pun .; INST INST, The full programme of the Exhib
no EMS. BLOGG.
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Cancer and Tobacco -M Bouisson, a
French writer, has made so4e very remark
able researches upon the danger. of S moking.
de states that cancer in the mouth has
grown SO frequent from the use of tobacco,
that 1t now terms one Of the most dreaded
diseases in the hospitals. From l645 to 1853,
be has himself performed sixty eight opper..
atoms tor cancers in the lips in the Hospital
St. Eloi. The use of tobacco rarely produ-
ces lip cancer in youth. Almost all Of Bou-
isson's patients had passed the age Of forty.
The disease is also more frequent with indi-
viduals of the humber class, who smoke
short pipes, and tobacco of inferior Quality,
while with orientals who are careful to pre-
serve the GOODNESS of the mouth piece by the
Transmission of the smoke through water, it
is unknown, showing that it is generated
mere by the constant application of heat to
the lips, than by the inhaling of nicotine.
The Lat Rows Of Summer. The late boat
races at Hoboken.
A son of Ex-Governor German, of Mime.
sofa, has been expelled from the Illinois U nj
versity.
The putrid sore throat has recently ap-
peared in Albany, N. Y, and is exceedingly
fatal among children.
The Grand Trunk Railroad is now compile
ted its entire length.
A man caa't escape the conpan iouship of
MS own conscience, and 80 ~ had better
make it bis bosom friend.
Garrett Vanmsrer. an old citizen of Har-
dy county, Va, died on the 25th ult.
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female physician, has a Soothing Syrun for
children tee:hing, which greatly facilitates the
process of teething by softeIing the gums. re-.
duclnS all ENTHUSIASTICALLY allay all main
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 Iv
W~ DYSPEPSIA is known as one of the most
distressing complaints which af1ict humanity
and until the advent of the Oxygenated Bitters;
mad been considered incurable, or when cura
pie, requiring years to accomplish it. The Oxy-
genated Bitter perform in a few days, csres,
For sale by NJ. A q G. A. SANTOS and
Wake Y Co., and KING Tor, Nor
1olk. >. q. CAMPBELL, Portsmouth and NV
dealers everywhere. -
n5- Sandf0rd's Liver Iny1cora1or-
COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM Gum,.Is mild
ana enectual cathartlc, acting first on the LIVER
TO eject 1t morbid matter, then on the Stomach
and Bowels, and carries of all matter that pre-
vents their healthy action, and thus strengthens
and builds up the whole system yery rapidIv
and is the best LIVER INvIGORATOR
LIVER INVIGORATOR
LIVER INVIGORATOR and
PURIFlES THE BLOOD
PURIFlES THE BLOOD
PuRIFIES THE BLOOD
CURES LIVER COMPLAINT
CURES SICK HEADACHE
CURES DYSPEPSIA
CURES COSTIVENESS
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC DIARRHOE
sSIa 6y all Druggists, and by M. A. & c. A.
iuAii
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TO THE PUBLIC

10 THE PUBLIC.
nofa Store will be improved, Stock increased
~ and we engage by strict PERSONAL attention
to business to be entitled to the confidence of
the community. "
It will be our aim to keep up the reputation
by warranting the quality of all Medicines dis.
pensed and preparations sold N-
Other articles in our line such as Seeds
Paints, Oils &c, will also receive our special
atten ton.
oc29 M. A. g. C. A. SANTOS.
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CHOKING TO B A O-3OOO Papers
~ Smoking Tobacco. Also, Killickinick do.
Just received and for sale in lots to suit pur-
chasers by l. HAMBURGER q co
oc % Main St, opposite Johnson's Hall.
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JUST RECEIVED. Il have just received a
u beautiful lot of Dress Trimmings, which I
am offering very cheap. Also, have large
low. Now Ladies would advise you to buy
all Silk Velvet when you do buy, and not get
that which is mixed with Cotton. Mine are ali
SILK. My Bonnet Ribbons are very cheap and
handsome. Call early ladies and buy Bargains
at the Cheap Fancy Store, Church street three
doors from Main, an American Flag Sign.
oc 81 &C. WILLIAMS
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
VIE FIRM OF M. A. SANTOS Il CO.
Il is this day dissolved by the withdrs wal NJ
Samuel Selden, Esq. 10 "
The business will be continued at the old
sta d oy MIS- ELIZA D; SANTOS, Executrlx,
y c. A. Santos, who are alone author;zsd a.
settle the business of the late firm. "
80, ELIZA D. SANTOS, Exix.,
&c ~ SAMUEL SELDEN
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III EADS OF Families will please take notice
IA that have Just opened some more of that
new Corned Beef, which will be sold at low
rates at NO "a, corner of Church and Cove SITS.
&C 20 w r DRURY
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CAKB. AMMONIA.
[ I'VE Cask 900 lbs. English Carb. Ammonis.
reasonable terms. ~T .''' VI
nc KING Il TOY
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A D
ATTENTION AID FIR BNJEN No. 4
g. PARADE at your Engine House
&N-on Thursday morning, Nov. 3rd inst,
EEE<at O'Clock, as an Esc COZ ar to the
r,o,.s p RESOLUTION Fire Company of Ports
mouth, on their return from Pete. sbara.
NF N. B.-Be on hand and give them q
BUMPER. By order OF the % ''AA q
SAINT CRANE, Assistant Secretary. no2
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numbers decrease and their influence is
scarce felt on the community where Divis-
ion is regularly at work. Yet they do az
complsh much indirect GOOD, even for the
drunkard Can they not do more?
In consideration, however, of the foreso'
ing facts in regard to the drunkard himself,
we may be allowed to suggest that the most
efficient means to reclaim him doubtless is 70
keep him perpetually apprised of the light
in which he is viewed by sober minded tem-
perance men, and warned of the danger to
which he is exposed. The Sons of Temper
ance may greatly facilitate this object by
having frequent public speeches and lectures
delivered OF the subject. Preachers of the
gospel may powerfully influence the public
mind, and should be urged to use every ef-
fort ip the cause. Aud further step may
be taken--duty and interest require it. Let
every temperance man refuse to vote to put
o drinking, man in ofice-from Constable to
CONGRESSMAN. In some cases it might be
safer to have no Representative than a
drunken oue in the Legislature. Let those,
too who encourage drinking, either by using
It themselves or by dealing in liquor or treat
ing others to it, be Stunned as other evils to
the community are, and be made to feel that
no GOOD citizen oan respect their course on
this subject.