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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-29
A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL

A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL
Eighteen hundred and sixty has almost gone,
His course Is nearly run,
And in a few short days wen have
The now year SixtY-One.
Thus days. months, years.
And centuries pass by
Yes, time does surely fly.
1t seems to me but yesterday,
when was but boy,
1 forward looked to manhOod's years,
With Joy. bright boyish JOY.
Methought the tine would never como
When should reach the brow
of that fair hill, yes, manhOOd's hill
But have reached u now.
And standing on that eminence,
cast my eyes below,
4 And view the river, the eternal river,
That at its base does flow. r.l..
There the beggar and the crowned head,
Together shall lie down.
The beggar will there duff his rags,
The king his robe and crown.
The time is not far distant,
And the hill Is not 50 steep;
But ali that move now on the earth.
Must in the valley Sleep
The thoughts indeed a sad one,
And the time such thoughts will bring,
And pray, excuse me- II for once
.-er do in sadness sing.
igg Enough Of this, IN stop right here,
And wish 70 one and all
p v no eiOthe at UNION HALL.
Bs- A larl-e stock of Vitsr Clothing now olOsi3g
out At COST Those who are in want will do well ~
close in aud gel some Of the bargains now Offering at
ISAAC A. ISAACS'
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL,
Sole gency for the sale Of Singers Celebrated
SEWING Ma CHIMES,
ANB'
STORRS AUTOMATC.N PRESSMAN.
Corner Of Union and Superior streets.
,Hw LOOK OUT FOR THE g{ANTS -Sa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-29
Keeps the Feet Warm and Dry,
LYMAN's PATENT METALLIC SoLEs
4 Nep Engention and Grsat In.proBment

Being thln metallic substance, placed either be-
tween The upper leather and the sole, o. botWesnI
the outer and inner soes rendering them perfectly
WATEB-H HRuOF, doing y with the use OF Rub
bers oF ordinary wet weather, keeping the Feet dry
and warm, thus promoting the health and comfort
of the wearer and recommended by every Physician
who has seen them.
These soles are easily applied TO all kinds OF Boots
and Shoes thick OF thin, sswed peggcd, adding but
a trihe 20 the cost and rendrng double and trible
lolea unnecessary. ts.'a
Having purchased the exclusive Egbt og this CITY
and county, am nov prepared 70 supply all ds-l
nands fer this most desirable projection Tor he feet
.-l 7. q. SHOLES
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-29
PHYSIOLOGY.

7utter'g First Book 80 Physiology.
Cnttqr's Physiology and Hygiene.
GotdlIyss VeEetable and Animal Physiology.
Hffrhcocks 2 Anatomy ana Physiology.
HooFer'e Human Physiology.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-29

FACT WORTH KNoWNG.-Spalding' Ceph-
lie pills are certain cure for Sick Headache, Bill
ious Headache, Nervous Headache. OostiTehess ana
General Debility.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-29

MATHER'S AN0DYNE C0RDI-
lV AL.-An antidote for Dysentery, Diarrh0aa.
Iin5iic, Cholera-Morbus, Nervous Prostratious,
(raup in the Stomach &c, one offhe best remedies
known. FOr sale BY strong 8 Armstrong, E 7. Gay
lord. and o. 3. Mckenzie Drug Stores
zs-Try 1t and yOu viii always keep i on hand-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-29

DIR. J. @. AVER & CO.,
LOWELL, MASS.
r,-r.. - - r..fsIs.. ls17--a r.afe1al-11r 81
Price, 81 per Bottiei Six botslas- ior $.
k-,is Ourppv prorop Ar.

hes Won for Itself such renown for The cure
every Variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint tlei
ID is entirely Unnecessary ioT % % reconl ne ei
nv
AZ 4 hs long been IN constant use tnrot oul tli.
us need not do mors than aa1gre llla peo pl.
-ia - kept I'd 70 the bd5t it ever has oeels lill
seetit- ''dd On % Do lor their relief all =
its qualifyas
{ hat 10 nay Be rel.. -rrrr rrrrr -
has ever been ftnnT ~ \ AAf-4Aa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-29
AKERS CATR4RI.
FOR ms CURE %

Cosii5sl1ss, gdasaide Dl-rr-1-i. f.7,-..-,- 49,
iergl fos &oIlaet, EEIsinslaS. Hea71cls Pa li-
-liii erapiiolg Gzd clia Dirs1sse Lirer fl-171irl
RI2ligs AeeTi 1tslors Gld Sa1 Rhsunl, Worms Cod
nss.,l' il'g'i' q giHlsr PHI aad Jor Pur5tiag
Trey are sazar-coated 50 thar the most sensiffrg
eai lAke them pleasantly, and they are fIi flsf
apeEient IN the world ior an the purposes 81 = ir
Price p esnts per Box Five Boxes Tor slol.
HEeat ulmpers OF Cierggncn, PhYsi1iins. sf1fsv-
-els ll4 eminent oersonlges, haze ZEN tir rsl,
. certify the uuparallalsd r-afnirss N 49, --
onl 2ar space here win not permit fhe Insertion
~ tigl. -iia a eilil below NAMED llruish GRATIS
our a. EaICAE ALEANAc ir Which, fhaF als 6'irs-l-
Nitn also JUL descriptions of the above complain
ell .ns tfeailent shat should DO beloved 0r thsr
Dot be put on by unprincipled- dealers Eith
utuel pre- partitions t1eF make mlr1 rr1Er on. De-
llild AXEa's, a1d take no ctherI. ne sc Z want
khp pest AID there Is for the, and they should have
sfEogG 3 AsnsTa0AGs T. y. GAYL0Rn, ana - ~
DFuFsista
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gaptr 3au9iags. E

~
NEW WALL PAPERS
JUST RECEI KED- II q,s
ITO BUY WALL PAPER CHEBP,
90 20 NJ CARSON 4 cos.
fEAa
.VtO BUY CHOICE CORNlUES
/ cheap go to n "a EsoS ll q CO
RIO BUY WINDOW SHADES IN
- ". CARSON 4 .UU..1
IF YOUs WANT PAINTS, OILS,
KAhNfaH, &C., genuine articie, 60 20 :. l-
IF YOU WANT TO GETsV VALUE
received ior your money, 60 to ls3 SUPERIOR g.
A. LARGE LOT GIL CLOTHS
~ for sale cheap, at ~ CARSON. 3 cos.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-29
80 Ia foHotaina Testimonials.

This may certify that I have worn a pair Of Bootl
containing Lyman's Improved Metallic Shoe Sole, fol
the last six months, and an happy here 70 slate
especially for the beuot Of those who have delicate
health, that have not had the bottom OF my feet
damp during the whole time, and that they fully
answer my expectations. MN. l.. WAsaRoHE.
Springfield, April 18th, ls60. u va
Mr.. Wa.J. -LHMAN-Dearb Sir II have worn a pair
Of your Boots continuing your Metallic Sole for the
past six months with the most gratifying results
have never, in q single instance, had damp feet
Through the soles OF my bootsJ and believe them
to be Of Freater benefit TO the public and more con-
ed to the human family.
Yours truly,
Holyoks, May p, 1850. W. +. GREENE.
BarCustom work Of all kinds made to order Of the
best materials, and warranted in every particular
RaS-A good assortment Of my own made work al
ways on hand gf T. G. SHOLES.
- .l Golll 234 Superior street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-29
AYER's sARsAPARILLA.

Gaylord Hammond, Q. S. llackenzis, Nm Fisks
i. VI. sackrider, md Strong & Armstrong, Glove
.landDhi0i Roberts z samuel, C0iun bus. W. a. Gra-
ham. aandu.Ey. la--a-z lra-.a-. IL. p ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-29

D0YVEAU LAFECTEUR'S RoB.
Al euthofizod and adopted bY the Medical Tacuf.
"a q traueei and supplied o the French Navy Thi8
Msiicine lakes the Place o. Ged- elIf-i1
earsaQariai Iodine and MercuTY u 8 raco1cuIsnl-
e and used IN the hosrll1ls C lrIEra iar Iattdrs
Al1csl1ed Lancerss Dlcers Scrof1ia, sclrFr Flour-
Alhus, Cont, Rhsunafisni, aches. pains fnd an al
iections o ne skin Lhe BOB i1 e1eclaIg rseiri u
tiacltss ao1npany each bottle. Price 81 pot h0ifis
e7i.l l4 ll4leland lF Gaylord and Hammond. Drug
9atl, 10. la3 superior So. The trade sunplie-l tr "a
aressing Dr.. Giraldeau de S. Carriis D ue EIoi.r
FaEi'' of g i[lae 7t'i Pa GlsR5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-29
3. !. s.
Ts5IiIII

Bents to the attention OF MotAer3l her
SOOTHING SYR UP,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHISG. g.
which greatly facilitates the process ofteething, b
softeniuE the gums red ein q
allay ALL PAIN and spismodic action, and Is aurs-
TO REGULATE TIE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, mothers will give rest 70 yOnr-
selves and
We have put up and sold this article for oFsr ten
years, and CAN SAY, in CONFIDENCE AND
TRUTH oft, what We have never been able 10 say 81
any other medicine, NEl 8 3 II AS II FAILED. IN
A SINGLE INSTAHgETO EFFECT A CURE When
timely used. Never did We know an Instance oi dis
~ az se ~ VIZ its o5sratio5s. and s5 IN
terms Of comm endation Of the magical effects and
medical virtues. We speak in this matter 'siRHAf
pledge our reputation for the iuldlinent Of watW6
here declare In almost every instance where the
infant il suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief
viii Be found in fftean or twenty minutes after the
syruD Is administered -Tilrrf rIr RI
fbis valuable preparation is the prescription Of
one Of the most Ex perielced and Sklful Aufscs IN
New England, and has been used with 6ever-failing
'1ss''' = THOUSANDS OF CASES 11ei roEr
It not only relieves the child from PAIN businvis-
CRATES the stomach and bowels corrects aedits snd
gives tone and enery 70 ne Whole system. - WI
CHIPPING IN THE BOWELS and WIND COLO
and oyercomes convgisiols, which Il not speedily
st remedy IN the world in al cases Of pysenfery
.dDiarrhCsa in children whether it arises from
sry Moties Who has a ehid suiIring from any 81 ths
foregoing complaints, do not les yur preudicess o1
the predices Of Others stand between you and your
suffering Child and the relief that viii be Sure, yes,
Absolutely sure, follow the use Of this Medicine
I any each bottle None eanaihsl unless the fac
Z sfmile Of CURrIs & PERKINS, New York. is on
the World O. .
Principal Office, 13 Cedar Street, New York
PRICE, ONLY 25 CENTS PER BOTTLE
5s5r 5sis ~ STRONG b ARMSTRONG. Aqsntss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-29

Pie PAIN lLLE8 is 5y Universal consent ailoue1
% 1aye Eon ior l5selt reputation ansurrassed IN
Fne history ot medical preparations. lis insanfnnr-
q. eecf ~ ne enllFa eladicallou and clilcti1uo
Eil IN an its various forms incidental the hu-
man isllg and the icitad written and
testimony of the masses IL its faFor. have Len ~
are rs Own best Advertisement.
~ II - !
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-29

taken Internally should Be adultsfaisd Win mink 81
water Or made iuto q gyruB With uels1sss. Fof
sopgh q lev drops on sugar eaten win Be- mors ~
toctiTe than anything else.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-29

- q Dramatic french heaQeIs
7 e-s.re- bT TTSdamd Ds stasl, Paris edition.
T1S FiTss' fIiaIasnisry Eraneh Rsaders
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-29


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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-29
FEHhf DAVIS - u
VEGETABLE. PAIN KILLEh.
FAMILY MEDICN8 o. THE AaEIlf

TAKEN INTERNALLY IT
. ~ Cures sudden Colds, COughs, &C.. Weak stou-
4cni General Debility. Nursing Sore Month Oanksr
LIVER goln plant, DYSPEPSIA ludi7estiuu. grlIr
l9s Al4 EAln y y mach Bowel Complaint Painiars
- APELL p E1TEENALIlE CIrRFs
4e.o1s, Boils ana elf Sores, saFare lurrI .4a-
gqta. Bruises and SprIins, sEelllnaof ths I1frl5
hingNorm and letter, Broken BraaGfs- Efo1fs5
Eeet and hlllblaius, Loothache, Pain o. tho taaa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-29

F5r sSis y STRONG 3 ARMSTRONG. Assnts'
90 SuDeriOr street Cleveland
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-02-15

His uncle, tho celebrated Presbyterian
clergyman. said of him: The Mexicaus
fought pretty we'll until they heard that
Cousin John had volunteered and was
coming on to help General Scott; then
they succumbed at orce! But 'Coosing
John don't want to be President as yet
fortunately for
Stephen A. Douglas-the greatest
American of all Hero of hundred VIC
tories over the Abolitioniss; truest expoun.
der Of the Democratic creed; ablest liv-
ing expoundsr of the Constitution;
wise in council; vigorous in action; invin-
ciblo on all ground; in the very prime and
summer glow of all his remarkable powers
of mind and body--he is the mighty.
many-sided prototype of q young giant Of
nation like our own, and deserves to be
its chief officer, because he has shown him.
self to be, Intellectually, practically, and
20 all iuteuts and purposes. its chief. liv-
ing, representative man. J.PP.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-02-15
Lost Letters.

The Washington %. CO. Constitution,
upon commenting On the Post Masters
late report, deems it of Importance that
the public should understand the reason
of the failure of many letters to reach
their point of destination, the number
averaging but little short of too million
annually. The principal cause of such
failure originates with the writers them.
selves, either on account Of an illegible or
mis-. direction. The migratory habits Of
our people is another cause. They often
move into region where it would be too
expensive to open postofice aud pay tho
mail carrier. Indeed these non paying
routes are already an item of great ex.
pense to the Treasury.
More than sixty per cent, of the letters
recently restored to their owners were
misdirected, or held for postage, or ad.
dressed to transient persons; and of those
containing other valuables than money
such as drafts, notes of hand, and such
like, for the same cause, more than eighty
per cent. have been sent to the Dead Let
tor Office.
"With regard to the letters which con
tain no valuables, about one. third of thu
persons to whom they belong are willing
to pay for their recovery.
I Cali letters must remain Or hand ont
week before being advertised, and il still
unclaimed, may remain in the Office from
one to three and . half months. 1t i
better. however, that they be sent to th,
Department as soon as practicable, il
order to avoid delay in their return t
their owners, or lessen the risk of loss
provided they contain valuable enclosures
"These facts should be particularly no
ted and generally distributed by paper
throughout the country, that persons ma
be more careful in the direction of thei
letters and in pre-paying the :equisit
amount Of postage; for many heavy letter
are put into the Office without word be
ing said to tho postmaster, and these be
ing detained for postage, the department
is blamed for the carelessness OF th
writer"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-02-15
Valentine Day.

The fourteenth of February is set aside
az the carnival Of lovers. The origin of
this day has been the subject of much
uncertain enquiry, and who St. Valentine
was, is q mooted question. We have
read some where that st Valentine was
a lady of the cold court Of St. Louis, and
was the most beautiful, ststeliest, as well
rs tho coolest maiden there. She was
besieged by q score of lovers, who were
continually annoying her by throwing
billet dour in he: way, until at last it be-
came positively UNDESIRABLE, and she was
obliged to seek :efuge from persecution
within the 'cloister's pale:"
"Till tired Of courts and courtiers,
She sought the 'cloisters pale;'
And calmly had her hair cut of,
And calmly took the veil"
Bat after she had done this she fell
deep regret, and she found the reception
of billet dou1 was not 80 disagreeable afte,
oil. She missed them 30 much that she
Was sorely distressed, and employed fast.
ing and prayer to mortify the flesh and
drive such worldly thoughts from memory
1t was all in vain.
Her fastings and aagslations at length
became the admiration Of the country
and she was eventually raised to the posi-
tion Of abbess. The struggle, however
was too much, and she slowly pined away
until
"one night, unto her pallet side
She called the nuns, and said,
No doubt they'll make = saint Of mo
| As soon as am dead,
Remember, sisters, if they do,
The patron saint I'll be
OF lovers and Of ladies,
| Who shall warning take BY me-"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-02-15
Road Notice.
October 2e, 1850.

NOTICE is hereby given that there will be .
IN petition presented to the Commissioners
of Monroe county, Ohio, at their March session
1860, for the location of county road COM
mencing for the same in the county road lead
ing from Woodsfeld to Lewisville, at or near
the north east corner of the lands Of Arthur
Smyth, in Center township, thence on TO or
near the run on the lands Of Hugh Crawford,
thence down said run through the lands Of
said Smyth on to the land of Philip Wagon
helm, thence down said run to the lands Of
Eliza Drum, thence down said run to the lands
of William briggs, thence down said run to the
lands of David Potts, thence down said run to
and through the lands of John Moose, thence
to the county road, leading from Weodsfeld to
Stafford, near Andrew Kinkades, in WAyne
township. ts MANY PRzlTIoxansAo !.
Jan. 25, 1S60.-4t s saas5 Aes dse1
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-02-15
Notice

JAMES MASTERS ESTATE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed was, on the 31st day Of January
1860, appointed by the Probate Court Of Nom
roe county, Ohio, administrator of the estate
of James Masters, deceased. ana oot
STEPHEN HKNTHoRN.
Feb. 8, 1s6o.--3tpd.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-02-15

az Joe, why were you out so late
last night?
1T wasn't 30 very lats-only quarter
Of twelve"
"How dare you sit there and tell me
that liel / was awake when you came,
and looked at my wstch--it was three
O'Clock.
"Well isn't three . quarter Of twelve2"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-02-15
Spirit Of 9emotratp,
% Wanderers Evening Hymn
By r. 3. PLINProN.

By r. 3. PLINPToN.
Star Of the evening,
Glory on high,
Queen Of the beautiful,
Gem Of the sky:
Light Of the trav'ler
Longing for rest
Evermore peacefully
Glowing in the west.
Eyes that are watching
Gaze upon thee,
Rye's that are lovingly
Waiting for me;
Joy of the wand'rer
Far from his home,
Be thou Loves messenger,
Whisper come.
, When DER earth's pilgrims
Dark grow the skies,
Day-star of holiness
a DO thou arise;
And when flesh faileth rs,
Light Of the blsst,
Shine on onr wanderings,
Guide us to rest.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-01-07
Horrible sufrerings Of Family.

The POusvile Miners Journal, gives q
distressing account of the suferings Of a
family named Franlz, in ScbuylkilI coun-
", Pa, durug the extreme cold weather
of Saturday last. A young man. who il
seems, had been sent from ST. Clair 10
Hazlelon, with team, for the purpose Of
removing the family TO the former place,
found il necessary TO unhltch his horses
and leave theTwagon on mountain 10 90
home and have his horses shoes sharp
ened. The persons composing the fami-
ly, left in that dangerous position were
Mrs. Frantz, five small children, an elder
daughter and her husband. After the dri-
yer had been absent some time, the fami
ly left the wagon, for the purpose, ifpos-
sibe, OF reaching their home butlh rain
falling fast and freezing as rapidly as il
fell, impeded their progress.
All. finally, became exhausted except
The young man and his wife, who picked
up the remaining child, boy, and pro-
ceeded home as rapidly as possible. On
reaching homa he pformed his Iriends Of
the occurrence and lhey started in search
of The unfortunate Ifferers. When dis
covered, Mrs. Ffagfz and the children
were insensible. 'fhe mother was lying
on her back, with lhr babe pressed tight
ly TO her bosom, while her clothing WAS
frozen 10 he ground. One Of the clnl-
dren, liule girl. while attempting. EVIL
IDENTIFY to crawl up tho bill. had slipped !;
her clothing was stripped from her person,
and she was found exposed and frozen 20
the ground. The children were taken 10
a place Of shelter bot Mrs. Frsniz was
not removed unil wagon had been pio-
cured. The 6rst inquiry from her lips
when resiored to consciousness. was fer
her children. The boy first taken hone,
has died. 1t is Ibpughr tina, Mrs. F,snlz
will recover. Thk babe is well. There
is. however, some doubt o. the recovery
Of the other cbiItFfn.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-01-07
CARRIER BOY.
A Suggestion to the Ladies.


Who does not admire "hoops :" We
90 certainly, and our admiration falls lit
lie short of enthusiasm. There is some.
thing graceful in the notion Of the hoop
skirl,even when suspended as sign before
drysgoods store. Bot when donned and
ocomoled by The genus feminn it is
positively Intoxicating, AT the sight Of
lis gracefully undulsting motion, the ex-
quisite contour, and the magnificent pro.
portions which it gives to the form oflove-
y woman, the senses Of the sterner sex
reel, and il is only by the reflection that
the charmer which he sees is only mortal
like himself, that man is restored TO a
comfortable and becoming degree Of tran.
guilty. and enabled TO restrain himself
The ladies admire them too. BY them
they are regarded as an invaluable suxilia-
ry to their dress-nb only for the sym
melry which they irhpari, but for actual
usefulness. They say-and they ought
TO know-that hoop.skirls obyiaie the
necessity, which Gqrmtrly existed, Of
wearing so many under; but we are go-
ing too far. Suffice il, that superhuily
of dimity. and It's weight, are now dispen-
sed with; that in supmef they are light
and airy, aud in winisr-very handsome.
YET with all our admirsiing for them.
we are impeIled by assense of duty. In adj.
wise their disconiinusnce by the ladies' OF
The South. We knbw il will seem, al
first, suggestion which can never be
adopted; yet, ladies', when We give you
our reason for so doing. will you not at
least consider them Are yon not willing
10 make some sacrifice 10 patriotism We
viii test the mailer. al least, and now give
our reasons for doing SO:
The manufacture Of these skirls has
been of more profit 10 the Yankees than
almos, any other article brought from the
North for ladies' wear. A gentleman,
wbois we'll posted in the trade, informs
rs that several manufacturers smassed
large fortunes by making and selling them
What say the fair daughter of lhe South
10 encouraging This species of trade any
longer Are they willing 10 spend nil
lions annually for : superiority that they
can we'll do without. when a portion ni
the very money thus expended is appro-
priated 10 make war upon their own sun
ny South AB effort is being made to
establish the independence Of ous section.
and 10 be successful, lie ladies' must give
II their warm and cordial support, Let
the Southern wesIers OF hoop skirts Ie-
member that they are made by their ene-
mics, and thsiby purchasing ibem they
are furnishing those very enemies the
means 10 publish incendiary documenls,as
well as to send enissaries into our midst
10 incile discomfort aud insuIrec.iom.-
Richmond Whig.