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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-04-15
Peruvian GuanO Depot.
AGRIcUl. TURAL & SEED STORE,
Opposite East End Centre Mrkct. bo-
t'reca Pc. Areape and the Canal,
Washington. Es,G.

Washington, ID. &.
ETARMERS' HEADQUARTERS FOR TIE
h BEST PUBEA No. ! PERUVIAN QUA
NO. The undersigned has taken great pains
and expended considerable time and money
/ for the sake Of supplying his friends, and the
Farmers generally, with pure article Of Pc
ruvon Guano and whatever else they nav
want in the Agricultural line. His arrange
ments now for getting the best Peruvian Qua
no DIRECT are second TO no other house in this
country, and as he is always first in receipt Of
reduced prices and other news Of importance
TO Farmers, he very correctly styles his house,
Peruvian Guano Headquarters, and should Ie
glad to furnish the Farmers, and his friends
generally, with Peruvian Guano, the best A
No. ! inspected article, at present reduced
prices.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS and
H4 CHINERl J in great uariety. As the I'M
dcrsi2ncd is originally practical Agricultu-
raj Machinist, with an experience of twelve
ycsrs, and brought up in the country where
those implements are used extensively it need
not he asked does J p BARTlfOLOW I'M
derstand his business? Go through his extern
sive establishment, and you will find the best
selected assortment Of Agricultural Implc-
mcnts, Machinery Field and Garden Seeds and
Fertilizers ever Offered in this market; all al
low prices and fair dealing His motto is 10
live and let live, to make customers and keep
them. To accomplish this, he must please a.G
who call upon HIM or favor him with their
orders.
Farmers Headquarters opposite cast
Centre Narkct. between Fenna Avenue
the Canal, Washington City D c.
oct J. p. BARTH0LOW.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-04-15
An important Eetfcr


From Rev. JAcoB SEcKLEn, well known and
highly respected throughout the State Of
Pennsylvania:
HANOVER Pa, February lG, 1859.
Messrs. S. W. FowLE x Co, Boston Dear
Sirs Having realized in my family importan.
benefits from the use Of your valuable prepa-
ration Wjstar's Baisam Of Wild Cheyry-it
affords me pleasure to recommend it TO the
public. Some eight years ago one Of my
daughters seemed TO be in a decline, and little
hopes of her recovery wers entertained.
then procured n bottle of your excellent Bal
sam, and before she had taken the whole Of
the contents OF the bottle, there was u great
improvement in her health. have, in my in
dividual case, made frequent use Of your va
luable medicine, and have always been bcne-
fitted by it. rould, howfper, cqutioa The pitI-
lie agaiHa imposition, because there is good dcql
Of spurious Uiaws Bn1sam Of wiz Cherry
qtloat throughout the country.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-04-15
Es9aE! LBME.!

NE u We, and Nill keep constantly on
W baud, q supply of the hcst quality Of
LIME. which we win dispose Of ~ Min prices
per barrel. DORSEY & ERNEST.
no, IL Georgetown H. G.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-04-15

HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

T II 7 III y = 1T III ~
4 Bcaecolcat Institution. established by
special Enaopmcnt, far the relicf
ofhe Sick and Distressed, If
Ficfed ,rih Iirulcnt aud
EDi3fmic Diseases.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-04-15

Fancy Trimming Store,
ri OPP. Centre Market, Washington.
Nevada national., 1859-06-18
SHERlFFnS SALE.


Ry virtue Of a decree and order Of sal. Z, M. 4,
- Nsied issued. oct Of the District Cnur, m ~.
t.,h Judicial Ifstriet, IN aud for Sev.f. Cpusf,
State "i tshtofnts on Judgment rendered In ,.4
Sonr' on The 18th das ~ si-tvher A n lgs- i,
issor ~ MICHAEL Clo0SEN and srain,t ,be 'g.i.
Nrii- snd lafayette told Mining Company for a..
sum ~ fhfrr Thousand Fiehi Hundred and rh;r
zen i"'Ars and fsenty nine Cents "a SIS 2pl sth
interest On the said sum nt the rat. Of Ten ~ -
~ ~ annnm-sita interest on the Of ss6s so a,
s.,h.r ';, ,.e . p.' eeai r.r month"; til paid, to
1T III. 'hs 81 - The fcicNn described r-,r.-,,
- Or tiece - Quartz Miniuz ground "a
- " on ,,;.ssaelusct's HUI. the Mount Her-
- - Vii arc shown - the iiclve;is and Iah,v
S'e quarts lead on said Ii eor-iA,itz a. se ars,t.
sininS cla'fns, sao.t less.
Sn'iea i hereby siven that N ,rra-s "a rsNi,.
= - 81 ias Above sseribtd IT Estr ic ths iirh.
nif5ss for cash p sfant Of tss aars nas.s -
"a ~effes O'f, up TUESDAY. ~ o. - -
Ian.. - q isa<. nrtuesn the A.er. ., u o'.'.sk
a sna o'c'eas 4 A.
-, ro.ot ~. rs HSs' 80 seal lis .iss a. -
~ i' = pnriSl So =
- a.. so--<f f<.-.ss
Nevada national., 1859-06-18
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the District Court of the i4ih judicial District OF
the State of California.
In the matter OF the Petition Of JOSEPH HeCIlS-
TslCK, an iusolvent debtor.
DURSUANT TO an order of the Hon. Niles Searl.
Il Judge Of the sail District Court notice Is hereby
given to all the crsdit.rs Of the said nsovent Joseph
Nct1intoek. to be and appear before the Hon Siis-
s~sri. aforesaid, in o?en Court, at tho Court Room
nf said Court In the Cily and County OF Nevada. or
the sixth day Of June. A., n, 1859. Al 10 O'Clock
A. ~, Of that da., then a7d there TO show cause
any they can, Why the -ayer OF said lls"ivent
should not Be granted and an assignment Of his e.
tate be made, and be be discharged from hih debts
and hs6iities, in pursuance q the Statute IN such
case made and provided aud in the mean time al
proessdius. against said inrolyrn' he STAYED.
witn<ss my hxud and the Seal Of said Court, ;h's
Hzht-enih day Of lpril, A. n. ,1sse.
Rt'rTlS SHOEMAKER. ci,r;
r5etd By VIZ. SIXTH, Deputy ClsfA.
nibJle h lansing. Au'ys fer Pe toner.
Nevada national., 1859-06-18
UNRErITEu PRcop


The testimony Of Nations is unanimously hr-r.
- ihe health giving virtnes Of this noss tdy ahd
crriheates ia every living language issr ~iiress -
the rNpENiAriFNrss Of their iSTJlNsic wo7fH
Hoilotrdy's Pills are the Besf rt,nee'v kne,In
an The ,rOrid for the .foilotcing distass.
asthns, lharrhoa Indigestion.
Bowel piaini nropsy. Infuens.
.osshs Iebihir. lnhsmttion,
Sv.1s' fe'er aud Asus, Inward Ntekuss.
shest blseafss, Female com Liver conI lain;s
N.' sI,eheH'' plants. Lorness Of yifit..
nfspepsia. Headaches. Piles
~lone And Crsvel Secondary -, vsnereai lsss
worms "i al xmas mptcns, ticn.,
10 CAUTION None are rruis. nn,e.. ,b.
words " Holloway. NeW FORK and Iopa,u - -.
diseernlhe a. WGf,r mork IN every Issf Of he
BOOK Of direction around esch rot o. lo. .fie ems
may he plainly seen by holding NE Lof 10 ne i.tit
hanis"me reward viii he given 20 any oue render.
ns sueh information may lead TO the deis, icn 4
any parts or PARTIES ecuuferieitirg tie psaeil ~
vending tie same knowing them TO lie sfulious
- Sold % fhe Manufactures Of Professor u,s;o
var, ~ Maiden lane. Nes YORK and by eli re.r...
= = BE Irrrrisf an s--isTs H. Medicine throucisu.
tho Tuite States ~, !he civilized world IN tcls.
at e cents c3 cents end 81 zach.
fa- There 3. Considerable sayi
tie larrer siges.
y. B-nirections Tor tie guidance
every disorder ase shiKsd 10 eacl Lox.
Nevada national., 1859-06-18

The agent OF Jobnson's new illustrEsed map
Of North America. IL now ln onr town soiic-
itIng subscribers. II IL the largest, finest
embellished. most complete and accurate map
OF the North American continent that we
have ever seen. It occupiee sheet " by
80 inches; and although there are some two
Thousand counties 10 the United States and
Territories. each county Is named and color
ed on the face Of the map. II is also COM
plete railroad guide: gives the surveys OF the
different projected routes to the Pacific, and
the steamship routes via Panama. Nicaragua
and Tehauntepec.
Nevada national., 1859-06-18

Inhl NhaiFFtT TllFF- II't NJ ~ sI7NITs| fnf \
other sisn. ni a'pssed liver. and niLcr ti-.rrti.
ssiion ~ the - few erni-l under fhe efsfiraf rE
influence 81 this sn ltesrlul sntis, 'is "a eeisr.
gent remedy
Nevada national., 1859-06-18
EfCISr.Y Fr1IAIEn.

ftcrlf inff 70 'ilsv IN q - is9 fessf % fiai-
REGULATING ant rsnnfaf'nx fredy ~hEieVtf ny l.
th@tf ,iuilaini. 70 rHi iv ifAsn With taf.t, ~ =
ls-ocics aud other t!sog ri4-;ions. u. eject is =!
httt rrira-
Nevada national., 1859-06-18
pyspRPsIA

TIE gf-st s-aurTe oi fiis continent ye.l. quci ~
io COURSE 9f the ,uis~pe iiIl. nd th. igs.i,
organs srs reafafst 20 their prc,sF tone no matter
Ia ~hf' h.dccus shsf~ this dre Of i,essee eyki-
bits itseii. Ills searching and unefFing remedy
p-rser y FROM tAs patients system.
Nevada national., 1859-06-18
THE WI AND
ROTARY BATTERY.

VIE are now prepared to furnish At short notice
w the above Battery, and would request the atts-
tion Of all Quartz men to Il previous to the erection
of mi H. For efficiency In extrating gold II Is be-
coming celebrated and have no hesitsnee in pre-
nonneing its uperior iu every respect to any now
IN use.
At our request Mr.. ALMARTS p. PAUL. supsrin.
teudent Of the Oriental Quartz Mill. near Nevada
city has consented to explain the working Of the mill
and show its efficiency to any who may feel interest
and as all can Judge Of Il better by seeing Il In prae
steal operation would refer Quartz rnen Of New.
ada county to him.
GODDARD HANsc0M h RANKIN,
aG-ern Pacific Foundry, San Francisco.
Nevada national., 1859-06-18
PECIAL NOTICES
I. o. of Il.

i. ~. Oh a.
. roNocHIcH1 CAMP, No. 81, l. o. Of X. meet,
at Masonic and Odd Fsliews Hall, on Mil Street,
every MONDAY Evening.
TN WOOD, C R.
N. N. AE1cAfy, See.
Grass Valley, Feb. 10, 1sso.-2e-f
Nevada national., 1859-06-18

dose Of one table spoonful contain Ave grains Of
odide Of Potass. We defy composition in this article
a. arrangements are such that We get Sara
parlla Root direct from Houduras and Todide OF
Patass direct from England in large quantities
.equently We believe are the only firm who can
furnish the article at 81 per bottle II can be
sold by all respectable druggists at the above price
Be careful and get the genuine artieie--use none
other, and from past experience well assured
that II will give perfect satisfaction to every person
who may use it-paeked In one and two dofsn cases
ready 10 ship to any part Of the country Druggists
ts In prsfsrsues 70 all others.
n HALL / 90. Proprietors,
~ 81 1lS Gay s~est bsisv Montgomery
0i1 sAa FrannAsse-
Nevada national., 1859-06-18
DECLARATION
As SOLE TR ADER.

THIS DECLARATION. made Al Grass Valley Town
ship In the County Of Nevsds. stste Of CsiiorniAi
on this sixth day Of June in the year 1859, wines
as follows ~
l. SARAH T. LEPPELhAS, vile OF EDN hhD u
IEpPEf.M residents, OF said township, inlsnd TO
carry on In said county Of Nevada, In my own nsns
and on nv vn account, the business OF Niliner.
Dress maker and trader. The amount originally In.
vested in said bushes. IL less than Five Thousand
Dollars (sigued) sARAH 7. LUrKixAS
DULY acknowledged June 9Th, 1889. (for which ss
Record of Nevada County, at the same date bs-
fore me IHAS. SMITH, Notary Public.
Nevada national., 1859-06-18
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
noon Ts, T,.r esrE,

Tho Nsnt oi sterling neeiriuai a. meet lie q =
ant ecess.te. Of the sshcriug forfls Of humanity
ard cne entirely iire fIum Hirfrsi Hud other drs
ieFous ratticies seter-ir ieii till li. al u
~Ara isv-Igsix Pms have become th- HtrsEHtID
hEtyDf - all nations Their sttiiuie to FKksfaT
80 vel - rtRt they attack The Eo,1 .
the complaint. and thus by removing he hitdsb
cause % eses rs'nNisnrrie sud Itftofe the drVssE
I'D snersis. - ls svstep.. ss.-iiug nature 10 Ter
tSss t: sl4At sd 81 t1o~Aff HfFnkkxfias.
Nevada national., 1859-06-18
e.lror% prpo-prre

Tie Fr.Ifr auaufLn hL- gIfht cnrciura ~ fhr
Vale is 81 mpneatcus importance te TIE heath -
tie huu 81 irsm~. ihi- ari riH.rs rrfictnr etf.ls
th- hisvn sees 81 the cfiff ifui stst itrds-.rli
Holds snt -ccre'.ons Trre eu-'-f-cuf ftsh...s g.
tesu-ila.i sing Tie vital fuurti ct.. ri il. bstv.
Nevada national., 1859-06-18

Jerry Sullivan remembered us again, as
he does every steamer. II we don't keep
posted, IL will not be Jarry's fault
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-06-22
Later from Europe.

AS''" y''" L""Ie.
SACKvILLE, June 14.-The steamship Europa,
from Liverpool, with dates to the 4th inst, arrived
here to-day.
The Austrians twice endeavored to re-take Palcs-
ira, but were repulsed after sanguinary enccun-
ter. The King of Sardinia commanded and cxEib-
tied great galantry. The Sardinians say they took
one thousand prisoners and eight guns.
The Austrian efforts TO rn-take Palermo, were
very sanguinary. The Sardianans at one time
were out fanked on the right, when the Zouaves
came to the rescue. The Austrians rctrcated from
Bobbio and were in full let:eat across the Ticno.
The French headquarters were at Vercill Carl
bald was driven into the mountains by Gen. Urban,
who re-took Varese; but it is said that Garibaldi
returned, surprised the Austrians retook Varese
! and re-entered Como. Gen. Mel occupied Novarra.
The insurrection in Lombardy is spreading
Five American citizens, who were imprisoned in
Rome, have been released on demand, and arc on
board the steamship Wabash.
General Neil, with 80, SEQ men is supporting Ga
ribadi. There was some intention of marching on
Milan.
The latest dispatches from Turin say the Aus
TRANS were in full retreat across the TicinU and
were successful in re-entering Como
The Anstrians evacuated Earese on the I'd June.
victorious conflict took place at Pacstra in which
the Zouaves and PiedmGntcsc calvary participated.
PARIS, June 4th-The Bourse is bouvant and
higher.
LIVERPOOL, June 4.-Cotton of all quotations has
slightly advanced. Fair and mildlings Id Bread
stutfs have declining tendency. Provisions arc
! quiet. Flour is very dull. Wheat has declined
Spirits Turpentinc steady at ABS. cd. on the spot
and Ais. Cd. to 42s. to arrive Rosn is heavy al
As. to As. Sd. Rice is dull.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-06-22

New ORLEANS, juno 14.-Vera Cruz dates to tho
9th inst, have been received. 1t is reported that
Mramon had suppressed pronunciamento at the
capital by the priests, in favor of Zuoaga that the
church had tried Mi!amon who had arrested Padres
and sent them TO Vera Cruz. The expedition of
Marquese against Morca was driven back after the
town was ravaged The women were stripped naked
and whipped for the purpose of obtaining hidden
treasures. Amc, leans and foreigners have suffered
Miramon has decrecd that Vera Cruz importations
shall be conScatcd Consul Black, 1t is reported,
is going to Vera Cruz for safety, from the rabblc
army. 1t is ruEorcd that Gen. Cabos was rava-
ging Oaxaco hence private parties are advised not
to attempt to cross the Isthmus of Tchuantepec. 1t
is reported that Zuloago has been imprisoned by
MiramOn.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-06-22

SOMETHING NEw-We were shown few days
since, by Mr. John A. McMannen a beautiful model
of Chenoyeth's new Patent Reaping and Moving
Machine, which is said to be on an entirely new
plan. This machine appears to be simple and per-
feet in its way. 1t received the first premium-a
gold medal-at the last exhibition of the Maryland
Mechanics Institute, and was recommended as the
best reaper offered to the public by the committee of
examination If this reaper, offered by Mr.. McMan-
men, is as good an article as his smut machine, we
would advise all to buy it. We believe it is con-
coded fact that the Touring interest Of the State
has been much benefited by the introduction Of Mr.
McMannens smut machine, which has taken the
premium at our State Fairs. We understand that
he has improved his smut and screening machine,
and brought it to the highest perfection. He has
them constantly on hand at his establishment at
South Lowell, N c., and will ship them to any part
of the country He's also the agent for Chenoweths
new Reaper in this State. .,~ a
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-06-22
The Mountain District.

The "Opposition," Noao lo,o party must get to
take such name! are jubilant over the prospectof
carrying the Mountain District Weprofess to know
something Of the mountain people, and we firmly
believe Coleman will be elected over Vance by good
majority. The Asheville Neus of last week says:
"We have from east of the ridge the most cheer
ing accounts of the prospects of Congressional
candidate Mr.. Coleman has made fine impression
everywhere that he has spoken. While he does not
aspire to equal Mr.. Vance in telling anecdotes, his
friends are satisfied that he is far his superior in de-
bate and in the qualifications necessary constitute
an influential member of Congress. The people are
becoming aroused to the importance of sending to
Congress only such men will act with the nation
al Democratic party, and whose votes and influence
will not be given either directly OF indirectly, to
strengthen and encourage the enemies of the South.
The Democracy are thoroughly united-not dis
cordant note is heard in any part Of the District;
while the determination to redeem the District and
return true and faithful Democrat to Congress, is
deep and all-pervading. We regard Mr.. Coleman's
election as certain as any future event, dependent
upon human agency, can be. Let every Democrat
sandsquare up to thepost of duty remembering that
it is contest in which his cherished principles are
the stake, and upon which will depend to some ex-
tent, the future security and prosperity of his be-
loved country"
That the people may see what has been done, and
what may and aciU be done again. we annex the vote
of the Mountain District in the last GuberrAtorial
election by which it will be seen Gov. Ellis's ma
jority over Mr.. McRae was 1857. Coleman is per-
sonaly and politically popular all the District
and, with the Asheve Neus, we believe his cleo
ton is certain. But to the vote between Ellis and
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-06-22

Go TO THE MOUNTAINS the advertisement of
the summer arrangement of the Western North
Carolina Railroad. Asheville is now within about
thirty hours of Raleigh. Ifany man that has soul
in his body will take trip to our mountains and
return dissatisfied we will pay his expenses Don't
go out of the State to spend the summer and your
money, but go to the mountains. You will there
find all the water You need as pure an atmosphere
as man ever breathed, and as fine scenery as the
world affords. The trip is not hard one now
coaches and fine teams-C S. Browns line-that
will put you through in quick time, along route,
the scenery of which will make you forget to be-
come fatigued.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-06-22

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
THE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
JAMESTOWN,
(CApr. PARRISH and
ROANOKE,
(CApr. Sk1xxER,l
Will carry passengers TO and from New York, at
REDUCED RATES.
yINHE JAMESTOWN" LEAVES NORFOLK FOR
Il New York every WEDNESDAY ut IL o'clock noon,
arriving there early next day. and in time to connect with
the lines g.ng EAST and NORTH.
The "ROANOkE" leaves Norfolk every SATURDAY
evening after the arrival of the Southern Cars
Tine about 25 hours)
RETURNING,
The JAMESTOWN leaves New York from Pier IL, on
North River every Saturday afternoon at O'clock for
Norfolk Petersburg and Richmond.
The ROANOKE leaves New York from Pier 3D. m North
River, every Wednesday afternoon, ut o'clock for Ports
mouth, Petersburg and Richmond.
Passage State Room included, between Nor
folk and New York, Sc 90
Steerage Passage, 400
Passengers will find this the most desirable cheapest
and most expeditions route to New York. Persons whH
leave Raleigh Saturday morning for these Steamers will
avoid the detention which occurs on Sunday, arriving III
New York about the time passengers BY inland route leave
Baltimore.
Passage from Raleigh to New York by these steamers
S1S 7a.
The Splendid Steamer Yorktown will be on the line in
few weeks, making trweekly line.
June II, 1852. 55-spd.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-06-22

''D DEMOCRATIC GRIT.-A young friend in An
J, "n' Is not yet twenty-one years Of age, sends
,'Veh subscribers, and writes us as follows:
,h nave gotten up the largest club for the Stand
", ii rss ever left this office am not quite old
:" s M yet to do the old North State any good, but
(J rnn Tlne the next Presidential election comes
(5oI IN be able to vote. have been reading the
W" several years, and like it better than
''"'k our young friend for the interest he
-, - TIE Standard. We trust that other friends,
ana young, will Ego and do likewise"
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-06-22
LANDS FOR SALE.

4 IMING WEST. OFFER MY LANDS FOR SALE.
"A One in the county Of Davidson. $50 hIee
miles north of Lexington the stage read leading to a-
len having ON good dwelling house, barn aud other
ou,houses good meadow, first rate improved orchard,
and l5O acre woodland. As to health It i good .
Also one tract in the county of Dave Of l40 acres win
a new dwelling house and other ouhonses. fvc public
roads meeting near the house. end slore hou.e ~ lSD
yards of the house. 1t is the main road lssdng from
Lexington to Mocksvile, three and half miles west OF
Osks Ferry en- the Yadkn river and eight miles east OF
Mocksville. My post Office is Lexington ,,,,,,,,.,
June 6 1852 24-wSm.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-06-22

Among the long list of Patents entered
.'.nyton in the weekly register for the 7th
q, .ad one for DR.. Daniel Dupree, of Raleigh,
4cr improved chain pump, the same, we pre-
"'icn attracted so much attention, at the last
'iate Fair Wilmington Herald.
1Hte seen and examined this invention of our
'ian, and we believe it to be an excellent
"ement
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-06-22
SOur Four DistrictS.''


Senior editor of the Standard is absent, at
g meeting of the State Educational Society
bern. When he is at home we leave to him
k Of handling the editor of the Register, both
II ''cng old men, thereby avoiding on our part
.2carance of forwardness, which characterizes
nv youths. 1t is not to show oursclf "a
ing man." but simply because our vener-
nor is absent, that we notice the following
st Register:
,rR DIsTRICrS.-When we speak of tour
-Grcts," we allude to the 1st 9TH, 9Th and
angressional Districts, which are to be repre-
in the next House of Representatives of the
Safes, by Messrs. Smith, Gilmer, Leach and
have heard from each of these Districts most
ilarlv and infinitely in the last few DAYS and
." is, "alls well " for our friends. Smith will
,w to death-Gilmcr will go in with much
majority than he received two years ago
, make Scales egrcgiously "kick the BEAM
nee will overcome Coleman like rush of one
own mountain torrents.
}omocracy is down, down, down, and will be
lead, dead, dead"
hese are "our districts" Who is meant by
= IRE they Wings, Oppositionists, or Know
.cs. o. all combined: To US the article
original Know Nothingism, in its most
, ..-- form-secresy. How has the editor of the
=, - zen able to hear from each of these Dis
yarticularly and minutely," if there be
..anization of Know Nothingism? We
Ill the Districts, but not particularly
,'.iely;' for the Democratic party has no Sc
a,h.bound organization to count noses and re-
IL.
/ q III, people remember that the chief element of
,'ton is Know Nothingism The hydra head
sam" has been severed, it is true, but hum
ol4,s, alike hidcous and deformed, are spring
trth in its place. Let us, next August not
lop off these heads, but so scar the necks that
1tler heads can ever sprout from them.
fIhe grandiloquent boasting of our neighbor is
lIy equal to that he INDUCED in in regard to the
! f.inia election The lesson he might have derived
III hat, had he not been too old to learn, would
T. prevented his present Dragging and rash asser-
- He announced positively that Goggin would
nlecteo Governor of Virginia, but Goggin wasn't.
~ this we may know what value to place
N his assertions that Smith, Gilmer, Leach and
ic,. will be elected. As usual, the Democratic
is to be killed-until the election; and is then
Rainly dead-until the voting is heard from.
he concluding lines of the foregoing extract re-
Bd US of Tennyson's foolish War song" of
"Rifemen, rAenkn, rifemen, form!"
our only reply is,
Register, Register, Register-don't!