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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-09-22
HONEY, THE BEST OF HONEY

have valuable recipe for making Honey which
will send to any upon the receipt of 5a centswe
make aud use II in family at half the cost and
slider good the best article Of genuine bee made
Honey, from nhch IL BE- toid Any person who
will make aud sell it and clear irom 81 to So dHy-u
only requires four articles make IT, aud they be
had Mt any store for 50 cents Every family may have
this delightful luxury any lady eau make II III 10 min
ues at any time Three cent postage stamps as good as
money.
The Pulaski Tunes, published at lIawknsve, Gcor
ra, Of Thursday, March 3d. says Dr r. SMITH OF this
county, presents with beautiful article of lionsy
equal if not superior to any tlng we ever saw The
honey Is manufactured by Mrs SMITH according to the
directions given In receipt which she purchased of
Dr. p CREAolR, baltimore City, Md Any person can
get this receipt for making honey and be independent Of
thu honey bee, by writing, with 80 cents inclOseI to
DR. J. r. CREAGER,
No. J5S West Baltimore St, Baltimore, Md.
mi
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-09-22

p6- Mr.. HOWARD SSIDER, Of Phelps
yillo, Sullivan county, will accept our
thanks for a fine string of very large fresh
Trout.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-09-22

Embracing five years experience Of Northern Cavern
in the land of sugar rice tobacco aud coton. Ed
ted by PRorEssoRJ II ISGRAuAN, Mississippi Hand.
somsly bound in one volume, Il mo. $40 pages rrica
Literary uoccs form the Press throughout the Covrtry
Tnt StNSY SouTH =" This book is composed Of a
res letters written in AN interesting stvle Of nara
tvt cmbOdying the most romantic features social ,
different kinds If planations. We testimony
from own personal observation Of similar scenes in
the south, to their truthiunCss here depicted They
portrayed III vivid, Interesting style and would
like The book in the hands ofthousans deceived
southern life, except what they have gained
from partzan Journals th0se who Intentionally have
written 10 dcccvc"-Daiiy RcPubiirap BgfaiU y. J..
Tms funny soUru-" luis volume is in the form ofIet
tors. hGy give, so far as we can judge faithful pictures
nf southern li an p'nucd without prejudice They
present scenes quit; different from "Unrle Toms
Cabin the picturas presented here quite graphic and
we tak the portraits painted are III very nearly natural
colors"- Boston Ddiiy Bee.
B rnE SUNNY SuurH-" We hav. rarely prcpcd within
the covers ot n more appeiizins volume Although not
intended to the foul in the Uncle
Tom trash of the last ten years ii nevertheless does
mcrcfiy hur back TO their all lies Of such ma
I turl glad to believe that til" book will b,
read in thousands If northern homes The south also
should take ii bnsnantly fer independent its truth.
funcss integrity il one u the ivcc.t most
entertaining hooks of the Times GrccnSbOro " c.
The srNNy Sorrn- The cnicrlrisins pub lshcr, g.
c. Evans, Phi adcphia Of Gift Hook nut,ruty is week.
" issuing sf Interest, aud spreading them
the country and his system of rasactins business
knowledge, uucqa led by any the country. com.
mend Tins book 10 att Daily ,NsEs,
/ Tin su"SY SorrH-" This is captivating volume,
strongly illustrative of southern Iif Tho htart the
authortss with her theme, aud she carries the
of the reader along with h'r as she her amusing oil
hand syie, dcnatcs the peculiaratics of Southern
home" Press.
TmE sux>y sorrn-' Whatever bears the name oi
Professor lngraham sure 10 invove thu elements
striking effect and wide popular currency and this
Just the case with the sunny south or III soutrrner
Home, which appears from thu press OF g q Evans un
der tht cdtlTshp Of the graphic Professor 1t vivid
styte kccuy obscrvant. interesting III Ot and III
purpose and manner II obviously spring from a warm
heart, aud WIN h, as warmly welcomed by host o
r,atcrs'- The Mem Yorker.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-09-22

sns- More THAN NEGRO EQUALITY
CLAIMED The Boston .7flns, leading
Republican paper of the New England
States, is hard down on the foreign born
especially the Irish. Hear the negro
worshipping editor -
" You may take five thousand negroes
as they come, and thousand 1rishmcn
in the same way and you will find the
negroes surpass the Irshmcn of Boston IN
intelligence, morality, industry and good
citizenship They are more thrifty, more
orderly and every way SUPERIOR
The above is in accordance with the
late amendment Of the Massachusetts, Con-
stituti on, which disfranchiscs the adopted
citizen for iro years after he receives his
naturalization papers Negro suffrage is
above par in that State.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-09-22

s0- Next week, whom our nominations
shall have been completed, VIC intend to
have something to say in reference to our
democratic Ticket.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-09-22

pG- Mr.. Epw. b. SNIDEe, of Phelps
vile, Sullivan CO., has again placed us un-
der obligations to his poiteness for file
of late English papers direct from London.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-09-22

sw Duval g. Son, No. % South Fifth
Street, Philadelphia, have published very
fine photographic Likeness of Gen. Henry
D. Foster, which will be furnished to Clubs
and Associations at $40 per hundred, post
paid.
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OF D w a r c III !.
PRICES TO AGENTS, POST PAID.
Boxes Pens with Certificates, 81


aj do do u do s.
100 do do lOO do Is
B.-NIth each Package OF 100 boxes present the
purchaser 100 Certificates ui which guaranteed
contain one order for Il PINE WAICH, or SEWING Ma.
chime or by ordering 80 boxes in package you are
sure 10 receive ~ Certificates CuntaAlng order for
splendid SILVER warren, beside II large number OF
oihcr very valuable premiums. One Certificate sent
gratis, upon application OF any person desiring act MS
Agent which may enable him 10 procure valuable
premium upon the pat mtnt uf 81
Pianos McOdcuus, Music, bunks, Sewing Machines
Sc, bought and sold Cunmissiun. Any artic, viii
be sent to the Country at the Lowest Wholesale Prices
with the addition oi per cent Commission for forward
ing
B,-Agcnts wanted in every town, Circulars sent
on application.
Address all Communications
c. y. COLBERT & co,
Commission Merchants S GcuCrui .9gents.
fiS South Fourth Street, Below Chestnut, PhIla
~ Fur our integrity and ability fulfil our engage
ments we beg ~ refer you following we'll known
gentlemen and business hrms
IA. Coy. kansas, WCstGOruland, Pa,
Palmer, Richardson Co. jewellers, Philadelphia.
r. A. NaTne, Es,l,
WIN. \. tray, Esq,
Messrs. Kenmerer & Moore. Mater ST below Arch
McssrS. lrn & Rcah, Fihh and Market Streets FhIla
j, & Fuller, Esq, Jcwrlltr,
AZ. Ward, Esq, Publisher of Fashions &C,
NJ. II Horne, CHtlsaqua Bank
Hon. l.. NJ Bursun, Eureka, California.
September :, ls6O-l2H.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-09-22
NEW CLOTHING,

T HE undersigned attul for past patronage respect;
fully informs hts cfstuncts aud the public
tia, he has Just received from the Eustefe cities the
inre1st and most select stock of
SPRING d SUMNER CLOTHING,
invites the attention Of his friends assures thom
that they are offered for sale at grca, bargains lila
Sock comprises a large assortment uf
GENrLEmEN'S WEARING APPAREL,
Consisting Of F,sHIosABLE DRLss COATs OF every doe
er,ptlon Pants, Vests Shirts CIasats Stocks Cotton
Iaudkcrchefs Gloves, Suspcndcrs, &c
GOLD WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
or every description hne and cheap.
N. B-ReHcmibcr LoueHbergS Cheap EmForrT -
call aud No charge for vAaiuing Goods.
DAVID LOWENBERG
bloomsbury, March ~, 1880 (Jue l-t-lN
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THE BELL AND EVERETT TIcKET.-
Hon. Henry NJ. Fuller, Chairman of the
Union State Executive Committee, has
called a meeting of the Committee at Har-
risburg, on tho 26th inst, for the purpose
of completing the electoral ticket, and So
lecting candidate for Governor.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-09-22

tEV hsNSakBs6 hnNN SSgIkHnh.
To the Citizens of Now Jersey and Pennsylvania,
AYUliiEc APIEs, DRUGGIsrs, GnocuR9 AND
pRIvATg FAMILIES.
Hcpe's Purs Cggnae B-andy.
Hott's PVre .ilgct'd, Shorry cnd Port Hlns
itolteS Pure jamaica aad ST. trOI Rum.
Hog,S Pure scotch and bush Hhisky.
ALL IN BOTTLES.
beg leave call tire the ctiL'ns Of tho
by UUoLpIo WOIrE, of New York. whose name is Ia.
ar every part oi tins country for the purity OF his
celebrated sCnkpAM SCHSArPs. Mr. WOLFE IN his letter
to speaking OF ibc pury Of his Wines aud Liquors
says 81 VIII stake my reputation AS man. my stan
ding merchant OF thirty years Residence IN III! Chy
uf New York, that all the brandy and Wines which
hutte imported aud of tire best quality and
has rrupri,urs ihe and srmlte Of
his signature on til. ccTihcat'. The puifc are respect
fully to call and for themselves. For
themselves For sale At RLrAL Ivy all ApothccarIs and
,iGuRut H. Asllros No. a32 Market St, Phiiad'a
Sole .4gent for philadelphia.
Read the following from the New iurk Cour,Gr:
! LnormOuS Business for .Nen lcrk .Nerchdat-We
happy to inform fellow citizens that there is one
place city where the physician, apOlteary. aud
country merchant 60 ana purchase pure Wines and
Liquors. pure imported and Of the bcs, riaty We
do not intend In give an elaborate description u TINS me
chants extensive business although viii well repay
any STRANGER or cthcn to VISIT UpoLio Nobfss eAt'h
sNu warehouse, Nos L. ~ aud -, beaver street aht
Nos. IL, II ard 2l harketied street. His stock OF
sicnupps hand ready iur shipment could not haNi
been less than thirty thousand the Brandy sun'
ton trousaud lmtages Of 1895 to lejd; aud e'
| thousand of MADEIRA, sherry and fo't Wine
scotch and Irish Whisky, Jamaica and ST. Cork Rum
very old and equal TO any il this country lie afs
Had three large ccars filled with Brandy Wine, &C. II
casks, under Custom House key ready for bUtlng. Mr
Wut's sales ui schnapps last year amounted to one
hundred eighty dozen, and hope IN les
than two years he may BE- equally successful With HI
Bfuudics aud Wines.
lis business merits the patronage ef every lover
his species. Private taII who wish pure Wines an
Liquors for medical should send thlr orders drrt
to Mr WoLrE until every Aputhccary in the land
us their minds to discard tile poisonous stun from th!
, shelves and replace 1t with Wulies pure Wines All
Liquors.
| We understand Mr.. WOLF, for the accommodation
small dealers III the country puts up assorted cases
Wines and Liquors such man, ana such Il lncrcluIi
should b. sustained against his of thousands OF o
pOnet in the United States, who sell nothing but INIT
tons ruinous alike to human Ii attn aud happiness.
September (, louU-Um.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-09-22
DEMOCRATIC
Nj + + L IN q S !

The following appointments will be full
filled between this and the cnsueing cleo
ton:
J,rsrytown, Monday evening cath September
ITemock Tuesday do 2jth do
Mt Poasant Thursday do eth do
Jackson. Friday do 2th do
Urangeviu, Saturday do 2.rh do
warncrsvle Il E'py, Monday 1t October
Rohr .hnrg s. ContcrviIie. Tuesday Cd do
Saltwater Within & iriarcrcsk Wednesday Sd Oct.
MainvIile & HeavCr, thursday 18th OF.
EIabtnwn & Franklin, Friday 9Th do
Ncntpn, Sntilr lay 9th do
I loom sburg, Mondoy eth do
Competent speakers will be a all these
places, aud the pubic arc respectfully in
vited to attend and hear the issues of the
day fairly discussed.
BY order of the Standing Committee.
JACOB HARRIS, Chairman.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-09-22

res- The Carbonate Advance says that
a maiden lady named Rosetta Cook, who
had lived with her sister alone in Green
field township, was outraged by man
named Redman Miller, on Thursday night
week before last. Miller came there and
abused them Mehetable went for help,
and when she roturnad her sister lay On
tho lounge dead.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-09-22

returned IN gonaS.
700 Gold Hunting Cased Watches, 500 40 each.
100 Gold Watches, G5 %
4OJ Ladies' Gold Watches, n no
jOn Silver atches, II 20
800 Gold Guard, Vest Il ChAtelain ChaFns, ~ M :"
lOlh Cameo BrOnclrs Il 90
$3.50 Mosaic and Jet Brooches, 90
1000 Lava and FIuTentine brooches, OO "
1000 Coral, Emerald and opal Brooches %
5000 Cameo Ear Drops %
5000 Musaic and Jet Ear-Drops, ) 10
3DD Lava aud Florcutnc Ear Drops, 90 "
1000 Coral Eulcrrl and Opal Ear Dtups %
SOB Mosaic aud Cameo bracelets, 50 90 TO 10 ~
9OOO Gents Brcastpns so 10 90
1000 Watch Keys, 10 10 %
3OOU Fob and Ribbon Slides. OU To 90
5000 Sclts OF Bosom studs % 10 OO "
5000 Sleeve buttons, so ~
0DO0 Plain Rings. % to 60
7uUU StOn Set Rings . 50 To %
'tNO Srtts Ladies' JewelTy, = VI to 10 "
Those acting Agents, viii collect the advance pay
ment OF % cents each Certncae ordered Tor Goods,
and remit us 10 cents each The remaining 10 cents
on each tlty can reserve their commission COM
ms nn allowed on remitanCus of less tlan one dollar
you are requested To act Is Agent for us.
We viii exchange, and give customers any goods
List in place OF those their certificates call for
Watches excepted
N.h-Agenls wanted in every town. Circulars sent
application,
" Address all commune aions to
q. J, DOUGHERTY,
No. ~ South Third 81, rhlladslphla Pa,
espt. 99 letU-3m
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Ncrp advertisements.
w A NJ r Il II

TWO MEN to Hoop Powder Kegs Good wages and
l steady employment given at Thomas Trrnchc' )
Milts, near Light Street
Sent - 12Gn
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r,in,ing Office for So'e.-D. c. Rein
hart, ESD, offers the Office Of tho Anthra-
cite Gazette, at Tamaqua, for sale The
paper is Republican in politics. It's said
to bc a paying establishment
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-09-22

Gag Our Congressional Conference, is
now in session, in Bloomsbury
rsy- Cooley for October, is here, in all
its youth and beauty.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-09-22
NOTICE,

NOTICE.
LL persons indebted TO the undersigned for Proffes
n siodal services upto April ls letO are respe etfI
y requested TO ca and scg either by OF 9th,
J. {. RUTTLR, NJ d.
Blaonsburg August II, 1870.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-09-22

4" The HoURs OF. YOUTH, LIKE THE
WATERS OF rapid stream, roll on never
to return but none should be allowed to
pass by without improvements, for Frank
lin said 81 if youth knew what age would
crave, it would both get and save" as
illustrated by his example, both in getting
and saving; and the press and the public
cay such savings should be deposited in
some safe and reliable institute IN, such as
the Franklin Saving Fund, No. 1856 South
Fourth street, below Chestnut, Philadel-
phia, where it can be Withdrawn at any
time, without notice, with 5 per cent. in
terest This Saving Fund never suspen-
dcd. See advertisement in another col
umn.
s6y- Was it the egg or the chicLen that
first made its appearance on this terres-
trial globe In other words, did the first
chicken come out OF an egg, or did the
first egg come out of chicken '-Bos'o"
Post.
The above question was propounded by
that malignant Office holder, Col, GRELNE,
of the Boston Post, in hopes of getting Mr..
DOUGLAS bcfogged on tho hen question
The answer of the Little Giant was worthy
of him. He said it mattercd not which
way the Hen Convention might decide tho
question, still the right of the chicken tc
come out of the egg, and rice rersa, was
perfect and complete under the Nebraska
bill, which left all two legged critters sub
jsct only to the Constitution of the United
States. This happy reply of the Little
Giant Is expected to secure him the sup
port Of all the heupecked husbands in tin
United States, j: raised tromendou
caeklc among the Shapghai3 Of New Eng
Land
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-09-22
FCEACHERS' ASSOCIATION.

j =
The Teachers Association of Columbia County, will
meet at the School House in Espy, SATURDAY, The
9Th day Of October, next At 10 o'clock A. NJ Addresses
and Essays will be presented aud important subjects
discussed Teachers aud friends Of Education are earn.
estly invited to attend.
WM. BURGESS Prineipai.
L. j. CAMPBELL, Sec rotary.
Sept, -, lSGO
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DO you want 70 u,cxpnr,,
Golo DROwERs ;.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Estate Of EHeabth RichaydS, deceased.
IL beth Richards, late of Bloom township, Columbia
county deceased have been granted by the Register Of
Columbia county, to the undersigned residing in Hem.
lUrk townshp, al persons having claims against the
Estate Of the decedent requeted to present them
to the Administrator without dciay, and all persons
indebted to make payment forthwith.
GEO W. DREIsBACII
Sent % 19fO y9dniniStrafor
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-09-22

ey- Ba,Hy Thompaon, of Mill Creek ,
in Huntingdon county, ut the late uuitad
States Court, ot Williamsport, was con-
~ictsd of robbing the mail, and sentenced
five years to the Western penitcn'iary.-
The trial of Isoac Keller, of this county,
OF similar charge, was postponed until
next June. Cause the absence of wit
Less.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-09-22

LIST OF LETTERS
DEMAINING in the Post Office at Bloomsbury Pa.
II August 10th, 1850
Butler, Chester 4. Mrs. Martin, -- Mr..
Bechiel, Sarah Ann Mrs. MrlIrnry, VI l.,
COder, Angelina Il. Miss Palmer, DR., VI.
Clark, VIZ Palmer, 4. nT.
Cain Thomas Parker, l. r.
Iisst, John rauli, L. l.
llains, John Rowlm, I'D (srp)
Hartman, g. smith, Lizzie Miss
klace, Abraham sloan, ID, X.
Lee, James WagnOr, John
Losey I'll Williams, Geo, (Colored)
Persons calling for the above letters, will please say
they are advertised.
l.. R RUPERT r. NJ
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The many thousands cured al this institution within
the last Is years and the numerous important Surcni
Operations performed by DR.. Johnston, witnessed hy
tt reporters ofthc papers and many other persons no
ticcs OF which have appeared again tho
public, besides his standing gentleman Of character
and uspOnsIbty sufficient guarantee the Athlete
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-09-22

should reflect TINT sound NINA and body tn most
necessary requisites to promote Connbal happiness
Indeed, without these the journey through life 6rCuIu
weary pilgrimage, the prospect hourly dlrkrns To
the view the mind becomes shadowcd with despair "
hed with the melancholy reflection that the happiness
of another becomes bliphtcd with our own,
OFFICE No, SOUTH FREDERIC ST, Bdltimors. Nd
ALL SURGICAL OPERATIONS PERFORMED
y, B-Lct no false mOdesty prevent you, but apply
immediately either personally or by Letter
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
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N, B-Ihere are so many ignorant and worthless
Quacks advertising themselves Physicians running the
health Of the already afflicted Dr. Johnston deems
II necessary TO say, especially those hnarquaned
with his reputation his credentials and diplomas
always hang IN his office
~ TAKE NorCE-All letters must he post paid, and
contain postage stamp for life reply answer viii
be sent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-21

above the city Mort Of tho children como from
the Ain s-House, and are cursed at charge OF half
q dollar per week and when grown old enough are
to be removed TO the Homo Of Industry in Iowa.
Other foundlipgs are coming from New-York.
Robert Tyler, familiarly known az Captain
Bob" bas delivered himseh Of violent Doug
las speech before one Of the Breckinridge clubs
This gentleman 10 the certain mouth piece of Blu
cbansp, his friend and confdant; whatever doctrine
be thus breaches may be set down as the true gospel
of the White House.
Our Navy. Yard has long been celebrated for man.
ufactu,ing ships and voters. Of the latter, vast
number are now under pay, sure Of snug berth
till the first week in November. These fellows are
employed in moving old guns from one corner of the
Yard to another, and grinding axes generally. But
this dodge of manufacturing voters is played out for
this year. With all their money, they can't make
enough this time.
Carl Schurz electrified the Germans at the Wig
wan this week, in speech oftwo hours in their
own language, and evidently left a strong mark.
They greeted him with unbounded applause.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-21

. n better known personsi Lavinis, new
wen Nv W the author Of Or. Antonio; American
Wg,y being Theodore Parker's lectnres on
Woli hl;n' washington, Jefferson, Adams, &e.,
rrs lld among the best things be ever wfotei
" Songs in many Keys" volume Of ne% poems by
tIl;nebam; a volume of Essays and Addresses oo
Medical subjects, by DR.. Holmes; "Fireade Tray
sIs DbyJ ]. r. Lowell, containing some very entar-
tanning papers which the readers of Putnam have
NOT vet forgotten, and many other books, which
have been previously announced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-21
FROM BOSTON.
From Our Own Correspondent
Functionary.
d. t.

BosToN, Sept. -, 1860.
The Mr.. Frederick Holmes" Of Boston, who is
reported as saying, at the New-York Union meet
inc. that "the old Bay State would soon march
{" into line" is Mr.. John S. Holmes, l suppose,
for that gentleman is accustomed to the use OF just
such absurd language. Nobody talks in that STYLE
here, without getting laughed at. The Old Bay
State is not debatsble ground. The Beu-EVerett
movement has "gone up" and excites very little
observation now. We occasionally hear OF mass
meetings In the suburban towns, RoIbury, Dednam'
Cambridge, and 80 on, which tho senior canddh'e,
Rel. attends, on trucks, followed by couple of
hundred counter, Jumpers from the neighborhood OF
Mill street and Pearl street, who addressed by
Mr.. HilArd, Mr.. Saltenstall. the LATHE, Mr.: Lunt,
Mr.. Daniel Warren, or Mr.. Cberringtoni but no
body il frightened. Perhsps you would hAo to