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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-19

Board Of Trustees Of The Dubuque and Pacific Comps
nv Tho effect Of this upon the stockholders
OF the old company viii be the removal Of about u 900
bearing Indebtedness, the restriction Of the
power Of the officers issue Of bonds three furtns
lees than that formerly permitted and the immediate ex
tension Of the road twenty miles towards the Mis-
The money necessary 70 complete the road 70 Cedar
Falls was furnished BY four Of the preferred Stockton ers
terms extremely favorable 10 the company, and on
Monday morning next the contractors will commence their
work.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-19

The writer Of this an old wing and Union man, and
expects 10 consers alive vote for beb and
Everett Let not BIO suppose then that these remarks
but the excited easonS OF ultra nre eater but
rather regard them as the of the sentiment now ss
taking among the sol e and rejecting citizens in the
Southern section of the onion.
And let the North b assured that however much the
South may seem 70 divided now yet when the actual
crisis comes-wbe forebearance ceases longer 10 be
virtue and the Of resistance dishonor 10 forced
upon ushe So ath, almost 10 man, win stand by gher
section and III show 10 the infatuated Of the
North That fierce blood Of our Revolutionary sircs
courses hot ~ in Southern veins.
Nor nee the fanatics suppose when the contest upon
US that hey make the slaves available sgaust their
masters. Knowing the nature and character Of our
slave we are well appraised Of tho disafeced anon get
tneC These will soon be ext< rminated while the 9th
wD render invaluable service In cultivang the helds "a
read our soldiers, in constructing fortncations and
ghting for their masters.
We say then II this drama Of blood and ratricidal
fct forced upon Us, ready TO act part and
We confess that we can see no human agency likely u
avert IT, We can only hope and pray that . mercifu
Providence will interpose in our behalf that the o
Righteousness and peace will yet spring up from behnt
the gloom and blackness Of political horizon 70 dis
pei the clouds Of darkness and dscord which envelope
distracted people, and TO SHINE out with con
spcuous splendor TO the gaze Of an admring world
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-04
TRANSPORTATION.
Pittsburg and Wheel
ing Rail Road.


La -! -: St
IN AND AFTER MONDAY. Feb -. 1892 i'S--
\ sengeT Trains viii IeSve bridgeport as fellows
Sundays sSceptei.j
S.l4 T. NJ Accommodation T-ujR, stopping Al all sta"
tons. arrive II weIiSvilIe ~ 6:sh J. n
1l:5p A NJ Mail Train arrives ~ Pittsburgh 81 40
J.. NJ. Philadelphia ~ 1:Hh 4 NJ New
York AZ l:Uo /. NJ, Cleveland ~ : IS p n.
Toledo at 12.O5 4. NJ and Chicago Al lO:OH
An.
s:Sp P n EXPRESS Train. arriving at Pittsburgh -
2.3h 4 NJ Philadelphia a. 50O p N New
York at 1G.2o p. NJ and Cleveland Etll:2S
An.
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland ut e.45 A NJ and $50 = NJ, arrive
at Bridgeport al Gle T NJ Rad 5:Sn A NJ
Leave Pittsburgh AZ 200 A. NJ and lsiS = NJ
arrive e: Bridgeport 1T 1880 A. NJ aud 6.i6 p NJ
Lave well5vlie IT 7:2a A. NJ Steutsnvilis AZ $50
A ~. arrive e; bridgeport 1850 A. NJ.
Excursion Tickets TO Pittsburgh and return s3.ta
Excursion tickets TO Steubsuville and return Sln0
Fare always as low, and time much quicker than
any other route
aud East can lee procured n the office No - Water
street, door 70 sPrig House. Wheeling, w. and
At bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts will he made Al lOwtFt rates 20
any pi,t accessible by This ruad and ne connection
N the East. North. West and North-Nest- At oihce
No. 8 Water With Freight Agent at bridge
port Station. D. u. NiLLiAMA AZ l.
J. y. MCCULLOUGH President.
PR- MYERS, GsGl't Tick AE't. fch2I
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anO Tuning.
CAPS FOR THE MILLION.

s. a " ER Y,
No. i~LG Main st.
WIEELIN VA.
g PREPARED WITH PROBABLY THE MOST
/ extensive Stock Of goods in the Hat line, ever
hibitsd in this market.
TILE LEDGER HAT.
Now the great leading Hat for Young Gentlemen.
have IN every variety Of color quality and price, the
MOLESKIN DRESS CASHMERE HAT,
or my own manufacture and Of the most celebrated
manufactures Of New York and Philadelphia, Of the
very latest style and finest quality TAG S1ET PREaCH
FELI HATS Of all the varieties Of shapes qualities and
cOlors
THE sAXONY WOOL HATS,
Soft French, made Of the finest American, Spanish
and SaXOny Woods.
MRH's AND BOYS CAPS
Cloth Cashmere, Plush and Glazed from the lowest
price to the finest.
CHTLDRES's HATS AND CAPS,
Beautifully aud richly trimmed, Just imported from
Paris.
From my long experience in manufacturing and
the have taken IN selecting my stock IS guar
Hntee TO purchasers that they be suited with the
best Of goods, aud at the lowest prices.
Eeps S. AVERY, 146 5IuIn Street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-04

Pts~r Tsg1S-I-s E-:rgetS and Tls: lJ N SLsSS q
SIS Afr Trgsr- aud IrtI fse1 ~ rny ciiHsa=e-
The E4NTLF ~ : TT-AETTC IILIS j =
gentle hut active atlIa-- . tir which the proprietor
h. used III ne Tra-sirr lsrr -iIaf twenty year
Tt.-lr-Jarf. yi1rr-s-- = ing d-'ETstd fruus r.1--
who iay- bong u-=i tll- - Pills and The %.ti-
flrtilu which a press - IN regard 70 the5T No.
hts Induced ne -,a- = them WITHIN liz ran
Of al. -
III. Pr1f.--t,n vel l- - IT,. iilI-rc-t Ca
tlprLi-- art Oh fr--u- - PORTIONS u sle bowels,
The F4NIL = '.-iTTE - -fETTg Pill La. with
.iua reference u thI- - vel e411Ffi.-il-I Tt.
been Compounded frpl = variety II the pGr-=J
Vegetable Extra CT. - which act alike eve
n Part u the elements - ry canal and 71zl
,,,4 s,.t. al case = where tsttha-rIr L nee
d-l -Huh D8-rrg-- sEEH-g q tn N'77i7 -7
N~rFr7Tr-~ pins al p Bgs sad L1i7s f.' -
EevE PffH ayf .Sg~7ss 7-.- tfe tr'@e '-a1- .rr,u
sudden -,l4- which FIR - H=1ITly- Il NEGLECTED eT1
in "a i1u. course or Fs-.r- - To- "f .tgt.s Z. ~
ma S-H-uEi0a 0T CEf - "rer Eir jo-fT. fc-t-gEs-
,1Ss II gd1rs ~ wind . 6,C hsIa all IN ian
Jsrtsry gt~srssz fFr~laE 81 F-eT fi'slt. Rie
artisEa great Jrrissr or tic B'ao5- AID rIIuy de
ssrS :, which flesh i heir. t. mention
in this advertisement Ebsss- 20 =
PRICE , DIMES.
Tie LIVER ISNIG DEATDR and PANTY ca
THAKTIC PILLS aTs reta.-d ~ Druggists general
" and sJld wholesale by the Trade VI 81 the l=r--
towns = 7 W - NtDhD- II u
NIRlufa turer and Proprietor
sll5 Broadway. New York
Agents. 7. Il LOGAN co. dsc2-i&vly
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SANFORD'S
Liver Invigorator,
vEVER DERILITATEs.

TT Is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUNS
and l,ss become an established fact standard
II.-s-,. a,,l,-r7 and nt- r-rv-d by al thai have
IIi n an, l. now resort = ed 70 with cu1hdence IN
all th- diseases or which - 4 u recon .leirlc--
II j,sz r,rI thuuaanis ~ v15u che lE=i yeaL-z
who had gwen NJ sll - hli-1- Cd Fr-ieL' = 1nt
,,,Tr,sruu, unsolicited = certificates IA my PJ=-
session show
The jg-- En-I be af!zf- TED - Tie emp iI4s'
Of th- individual taking itsnd used IN suCI! 4l4ls-
titles - 10 net gently On - tho BSweis
Let the dictates q your . ur1ia.It guide VOC L
~ ~ n tht LIVER - ,TSrJG ORA TOR and Il
viii cure Liuer CyzH- ifl5Its Sit-s9lis -sl411-@-
Jy,,-7~.,r3r Chronic III = -sTTLHs- Saals- Ohm
-f,f,+. Jyss,tsrg E,y41 = a. Sur .SsOIH4c- EIJIt-
liaI Cztirsnsrv. CJGlic- x Cf1lsrd. Ch0teTH NOT
CoJsra IfaH:H1l. flI- - tltSHss- .iEf7e' 90. REM .
ITsaLTEssss. aud may be u-rd succr--iUity n y.
,rF;g4y J;ralt7g si-7f- - csc It viii SIX
HEADACHE a. thou =. -and- can testify "a
fsgstg 5fEIIsz II mr. NJ = tsTeS 7.ETss'aF as Te
tllrcH AZ commencement :. OF 1ttark-
III Irl.S ne Il cir tlIg their testimony N
it fsEOE. - -
NLK WATER IyA TIE lNofTE " ~
THE LNTTGOR-sTOE- AND SH-iLEpW 6oIH
TOGETHER.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER B9TTLE-
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
FOUNDED, ISL AhfhFlhl' 10
Loo A TED.
Cor. Baltimore and CharIes-Sts..
ForSpED, 1852.


LOCAT TED.
Cor. baltimore and CharIes-Sts..
BALTIMORE ND
TINHIs INSTITUTION Is NOW ~ THE MOST
prosperous aud hOuri-hiu- condition Twice du-
ring he ia-i two wears i- II been rect-sarv 20 oba.
larger apartments for the accumulation Il the IN
creasiug number Of students representing nearly
every state in the Union
/; now occupies one Of the most cpn-pi-u3us and
desirably located buildings in the city The room
sre c1mrn1diously arranged spacious and elegantly
furnished
The advantages and facilities here Offered 70 Young
desiring - qualify themselves Ir9 Ey for the
thorough f,rIsie7l BRsi9sss Efts4f's = reTaiiy are
unsurpassed. any particular, by an =ailar estab
lishmsnt in the United States.
FACULTY:
=. X LOSER
Princfpal-Leciurer On the Science Of Accounts, Com
nerce, Business Customs, etc
J. VI. PHILLIPS.
Professor the Theory and Practice Of Bookkeeping
and Commercial Calculations.
II. II. DAVIES,
Associate Professor Of Bo5k-KeeTing.
y. C. JOHNSON.
Professor Of business and ornamental PcamanshiP-
; 7. WILLIAMS. ESQ
Lecturer on Mercantile Law
REv- 2 HEATEs REESE. n D.
Lecturer OF Commercial Ethics
TRUSTEES:
Hon Jao ? Kennedy, Ion Joshua ysnsant,
II "a The swami VIM. H keiShlef. Es4-
jacob Trust Ezl- WA Knabe, ISL
Tie College il provided with a Commercial Library
% standard Works, expressly the q the stu
Each Student las desk to himself end Is sefa-
ratsly instructed
There being uJ vacation during the year. Sc ients
enter At any time
The time usually quirei complete the fun course.
from 70 l. weeks.
4 DIPLOMA is awarded 70 all GrsIustes.
A large aud Beautifully Orua-nented Circular con-
tanning upwards Of SQUARE TEEI representing the
Exterior Interior View College. vz-isr,s
Characteristic designs. peunansip. &c sent BY mail
free Of charge accompanied With catalogue giving full
particulars. Address z K LOSER
BsIfin,0Ts Nd.
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JAS. NJ. Dillon.
No. IO2 Market street.
b GAS Filter,

EEPS constantly hand Gas Fixture LeaL ali
N Wrought Iron Pipe Sheet Lead All kind ali
-izes Bras Coskz and Valves steam! WHSLE sud
Steam an Water GGazes, Lift and Fore. PuLlTss h=
Bathing Tubs wooden and cast Iron !Iydrvnts. rrsa
HJse and Packing Of all ThicZnesses- Auti-frEtl1H
Metal Pure Raaca Tin Zinc and AntiEaa.y- Tho Css-
hratei TEoI BELLS, and the best crucihles r. the
ooUnrry-
E6-aleo PolIy'S improved Chain Pump which s
decidedly the greatest pump uf the the rEat 70
put up -rrh in Towns aud Counties IN We-tcr W.
E5nia xiii he SID o. Fair
H5-iaivarizn-l Iron Tubing. lEearTosive. an -
conductu- or pressure Pre-. FOR hot ~ cold vcrsr.
and --iaII for deep wells preferable 20, and cEesF
e. thal Lead Pipe.
Aqu-duet Piyr constantly hand any size =
quEntf-y- Which Re furnished IN shr-t notice
RF-Casl paid FOR Oh Copper REas- and Lead
nlvIp -:T1-f2avGwIv
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4aiIg gatfllI9enfer,
THE COcKNEY.
BIZ JuHS G. sExr-

I. vas in my foreign travel,
Al famous Flemish inn,
Thai me: a st0uti1h person
With q vary ruddy skin;
And his hair Wa something sandy,
And va done in kn0fty Gur1s,
And was parted 10 the middle,
In the manner Of q girrs.
He was clad in chsque7sd trousers,
And iliE coat was Of . sorE
To snEges. q sSanfy pattern-
L Was bobbed 20 very short;
And his cap was very little
Such - soldiers often use;
Aud he wore pair of gslIte-s-
And extremely heEyy shoe
addressed the man 10 EnGlishs
And he answered in the sane-
Though he spoke II in a fashion
That Thought LITTLE lame
For The aspirate was missing
Where rhs ivster shouid have been,
Bat where'er II WusnAt wanted,
He Sras sure 10 put II in
When sp0ke with admiration
or st. Pese-s mighty dome,
BE reraarIed=--- 'Tiz really nothing
To the sights We ave At 'ome'7
and declared upon iIis- honor
Though Of course- twas very queer,-
That be doubted II the EoaEauE
Adj the kart 81 making beer
Then he talked uf OF her countries,
And ne said that he had heard
Ina; HamericaRs spolze fisnglish-
But he dsemed Il quite hAbsurd;
he felt the deepest hinterest
In the missionary wqEk-
And would like 10 know II Georgia
Was In Boston or New York
When left the man-;n-1aite-s,
He was =rumbling oe: his gin,
At che charges OF the Hostess
OF that falnous Flemish inn:
And ne looked { very BritOn-
(So, methiRic=, see him sEilil
As he pockefed the candle
That was mentioned IL the bilG
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-04
Second Arrival of Fall & Winter Goods
1uNExsI sroc1z-PT,IcEs GREATLY REDUCED
ST O n e & T II O NJ A 8

TAKE ANNorINs THAT TIL! as " 60 rf
n The
zy IL
the latest r-As
WsTENGO -Eulr4
arrussV allen
bA
ANDg NGy Igs
TAETNEN Tuzt
ntLear s1
h-ng rv a.
ufD
oryadE oT- -CI1H. Ca
Tve FIuu C
-IplV- tn ati
devldL1
iBrs EI-Pare S,uttA
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-04
SMITHS WHEELING ALES

In Wood and Glass.
M CUSTOMERS, AND THE PUBLIC GESRR
lN ALLY, are respectfully informed that for the
purpose Of concentrating ul attention and resour
ces Oh my Brewery. Mat-HouEs. &C. in this city,
have sold my Pittsburgh Brewery TO hesers Fleming
Brothers, theirs.
Thanking my numerous customers in oil parts OF
the country for their patronage, desire to assure
them that shall continue TO tHnufacture those fine
Champagne. Kennett, Pale and Bitter Ales, which
have heretofore been produced exclusively at this
tablshment, and which have acquired 80 high repu-
tati0n for purity and general excellence.
have greatly enlarged the bottliHS department,
BILE Of Supplying the vast demand the celebrated
.Wheeing bottled Ale"
All orders for any Of these products must hereafter
be directed to me at "wheelng, W." where they
will be filled and dispatched with prOmptness.
fsbI0-tf GEO. W. SMITH
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Wines, Brandies, Runs,

BLACK TEAS. &c.

BLACh TEA &c.
ID TIERNAN & son. No. u North Charles ST.,
offer for sale the following artiles, Of their own
Importation particularly for family
SHERRY WISES-Pemnrtne's finest pale, gold
and brown EheTTies, in wood aud in glass.
PORT WINES-Saudeman's competition red and
white Port. IN wood and in glass.
MADEIRA WISE-JOhn Howard MarCh'E fine
Madeira, in wood and glass; also. Grape Juice.
HOOK WINES-JGliannesb berger. Steiaberger. Mar
1916
CHAMPAGNE WINES-Noet and Chandon's finest,
BRINDTEs-Otard and Hsnnessy's fine OLD pale
and dark BrRndies.
RUNS-Old and fine, Jamaica, Antigua, GrenadR
and from the Islands mportedand direct from London.
HOLLAND GIS-The best quaIity--TiernHD brand
and no mixture OF aromatic poison in II.
200 half chests Of the finest SOUCHONG TEA
nl5-'j9-1Y
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IT Is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FEOA GUNS
l and iss l.eelEne estahlishgd ttct, stan-.aTa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-04
MEDICAL.
ORE TO BE ADMIRED THAH THE
RICHEST DIADEM
EEEE
WORN BY KINGS OR EMPER0RS.



What! why aReautfful Head OTHair
DECAUsEIT L THE oEHA NENT GOD HIMSELF
ID provided Tor al razn- Es..asr although ti4t
may bloom brightly ia the glowing eiieE
the eve he sparkling the tse1s De ttioe- %
I.earl If the head Is rfr Of he covering the hair
be snsrIel and str1veled, hrSh md an, or worse
STILL if -prnkied with gray nature VIII io-e more
than half her charms Prof woods Hair t.etl.Iti's
If used two three times week. viii restore ana
permanently secure all such ornament hehd
the following and judge The writer % the IF-i y
hs celebrated FEanirt T7'aths'g:
d.. woor~- Ms YoEE. April u, 1855.
1ylr- Sir--parmii express 70 ypu ths ot'll-
cu:inr.- am under for the entire restoration of
hair it's original color about The time q my arm
raI tho United States il rapidly beeoninG gray
bgt upon tine application Of your Hair Restorative
il soon recovered it original hue consider ynIf
Restorative very wonderful Invention quite ctr
CAUTIOUS we'll as agTeeatie-
am dear sir- y",,rs ri, ITr /, : p,,ra
Npryoh ar Gvrliely jrt,'
iwELsH SEwsp9PEE orrIrE u S,s,a =: Ap. l2'5s-
PKuy 0. !. WooD;-K,eay Sfr--sprne month Or xix
weeks aU received bottle Of yuur Has restorative
hair lirtle u nznc n the time thaf it would restore
the gray hair 10 If. original cniuT hU; 70 her a well
my surprise afler low weeks tria il ii- perform
ed that wonderful eiec; To- turning al INC Ei' mar.
to a d4rs brcvE, AZ the same time beautfyinE and
tickenine the hair Istungi recommend the above
Restorative To all persons IN want OF such a GianGe oil
their hatf. CHARLES SAlIDEM'
NV YORK. July =. 1857.
PEnT. O. J. wo9Is-With confidence do recon-
mend your lair Restorative, a=beiug the most eisa
fuus article ever -aw since using your Hair tte-
ztorative my mir aud WliskerE which were almost
Nhite have gradually grown dark; aud now feel
confident thar Few more application wi! r=-i7'"
then 10 their natural color. II also has relieved Ine
Of AL dludruf and unpleasant itching 20 common
''''''"' i''''''' i''''''''' JG KILBY
PEoF WcoD-About two year, ago my lair CON-
Ineiced falling III and turning gray: was fast h"com
ing bald. and had tried many Remedies 70 no effect
commenced using yOur isstnr5tIve IN JANUARY last
few applications fastened NY hair firmly. i began
- fiji up grow out md turned back 70 It's former
color bIaeE At this time it II fully restored 70 is
original color, health. and appearance and lc-riy
recommend its all J. n iiDEn.
CHICAGO. i'll, May l.1s5T,
The Restorative Is put up in bottles II sizes viz;
lar,e medium and SMALL the email hold y pint,
retas dollar per bottle Tie medium holds
least twenty per more il prop portion than TIL
retais for dollars per bottle the large holds
quart, 90 per in proportion and rstal7
for 81.
o. :. WOOD : CO. PryPrieturs. broadway, y. y,
and Is Market st., St Louis, $40.
And sold by al good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers Lee2-d6w5m-Iy
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-12-14

ment, or in default of that, revolution by
the separation of Incompatible States,
Here, then, we stand, under the be-
nign influence of the republican idea
in the midst Of revolution, as said in
commencing, though bloodless as yet
but who knows how many weeks or days
it will continue to be bloodless revolu-
ton /? We stand for the moment in the
ruins Of property; with cessation or cur
tailment of the means Of subsistence
diz2ied by the overthrow of everything;
our eyes blinded by the rising dust and
our ears COMPOUNDED by the crash of the
sudden downfall of the ediice of indus
trial and commercial prosperity; and
each man busy in saving what be can Of
himself from the general wreck That
will do for the moment, but no longer.
We must up, and collect our thoughts,
and look around to see how great ca
tastrophe may be prevented from becom-
ing greater, and whether after all there
may not be something for us to do and
sufficient inducement for us TO attempt to
do something to avert or diminish the pc
rls of the Union.
Mr.. Gushing continued with discus
sion of the question of secession and
whether there exists power Of coercion,
aud it not, what remedy there is in case
Of the secession Of a State. He is fur
Their to discuss the subject on another oc-
casou.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-12-14

Vaccinations of the wretchcs to whom |
have alluded, and the CONSERVATION
which reigns in the homes of the South,
he says it is the unalterable dctermina-
ton of the Southern people to overthrow
the government, as the only refuge
which is left to them from these iusup-
portable wrongs; and he adds-'on the
success of this movement depends my
every earthly interest-the safety of my
roof from the firebrand, and of my wife
and children from the poison and the
dagger"
! give you his language, because it
truthfully expresses tho southern mind
which at this moment glows as furnace
in its hatred to the North, because of
these Internal agitations. Think you
that any people can endure this condition
of things? When the northern preach
er infuses into his audience the spirit of
assassius and incendiaries, in his crusade
against slavery, does he think, as he lies
down quietly at night, of the southern
homes he has robbed of sleep, and Of the
helpless women and children he has ex-
posed to all the nameess horrors of ser
vile instruction
| am still for the Union, because |
have yet faint, hesitating hope that the
North will do justice to the South, and
save the republic before its wreck is
complete. But action, to be available,
must be prompt. If the free States will
sweep the " liberty bills" from their
codes, propose convention of the States
and offer guarantees which vii! afford the
same repose and safety to southern homes
and property enjoyed by those of the
North, the impending tragedy may yet
be averted, but not otherwise | feel a
positive personal humiliation, as a mem
Der of the human family, in the events
now preparing. If the republic is to be
offered as a sacrifice upon the altar of
African servitrde, then the question of
mans capacity for self-governmenti is for
ever settled. The derision of the world
will henceforth justly treat the pretension
as farce, and the blessed hope, which
for five thousand years our race-amid
storms and battles--has been hugging to
its bosom, will be demonstrated to be o
phantom and dream
Pardon these hurried and disiointed
words. They have been pressed out of
my heart by the sorrows that are weigh
ing upon it.
Sincerely your friend.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-12-14

Hos. j NJ. Boris ON SECESSION -
Mr.. Bolts letter on tho subject Of seces-
sion is an extraordinary production. lie,
declares be will have no part Ia t6e
wickedness Of secession. To thinks that
Virginia will not sccedc. lie says the
position Of South Carolina is bold, plain,
daring and 1at-footed rebellion against.
and treason TO, the rest Of the States. He
thinks the only question involved in the
South Carolina inbroglio is whether it is
worth while to keep her in the Union.
He believes that tho federal laws should
be enforced in South Carolina, notwith-
standing an ordinance Of secession. He
is generally quito bitter on the secession
party.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-12-14
NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS having claims against JAS
IA r. CREAMER, will please present them by
the 9Th Of August for settlement, as | am pre-
pared to pay them.
All persons indebted 10 me by notes iudg-
ments and open accounts, are requested 10
come forward and settle them by the 9th day
Of August next, otherwise they will be placed
in an officers hands for speedy collection.
July 20-Gt JAS. r. DREAMER,