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GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHES CLEAN
y ING, Ronoyating and Mending Establishment.
hRANois AGER, Tailor No. ~ Prospect street, will
hereafter devote his attention to cleaning renova-
ting and mending Gentlemen's clothing He has
facilities Tor doing his work in the best Manner
Gentlemen will ind IL for their interest during these
hard times to give Mr.. Ager a trial.
NAV q. R24
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A TTENTION is INVITED TO

A TTENTI0N is INVITED To
"A the following Points Of Superiority: ri
LIST. observation-disclosures, with proper cara AZ
up in 1886.
:, 2d M4NUFAcTURE,- Every portion OF the Stove IL
thoroughly constructed. Each Stove is submitted 10
q critical test, and none leave our Works unless
completely and perfectly finished
Sd. CAPACITY.-Baking, Broiing Boiling Roast
ing and all other culinary operations perlormed n,
he sumo time. barrel Of flour baked into hrea,l
with single FIRE.
~ ilgg,-".i- - avipg the cost afr:sa stove il
OF } ears IN the Item OF fuel.
5th VENTILATION OF OvES.-In the Stewart Stove
alone the 'front.' doors open directly into tho oven
protected Dy letters patent) securing direct draft
thTough the tor Of ds OUeH by means of perforated
holes IN the doors and back hues. II will be borne
IN Mlnq thati as the heated air always rises tins
whatever. ~ W ""' 'alue
9th. ENTIRE CONTROL OF HEAT.-Tho heat oanar,
ted by the stove, may be held therein and Ise5 or
thrown into the room at pleasure.
Ith. The DOUBLE SHEET, BORON FLuE-Bv ,ybtrb
a acOmpressing and inverting action of heni Il ob-
talned' anu anu tne oven more evenly and efficiently
heateu than by any other known inyeD tion
oth. b RoILING.-Performed on the top and with on
the possibility Of smoke entering the room
gth. HOT WATER RESERVOIR AND WARMINa (It rs
Ef'-both useIul aud convenient, supplied ly the
waste heat and without extra fuel -
10Th. WATER BACK.-An arrangement frr snnnI,,
ing hot water for the bath equal to any ranee
&c Sold by all dealers, on trial of 3pontbs with
written guaranty for that period it asked
w beware OF the numerous worthless limitations
now n market See that the names Of =. T. Stewart
other is genuine. -
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LAS RETURNED TO HIS OLD
d at.nA LNnEE IME AMERLnA N UnTE

o. the most improved kinds Of sPECTACLES. All
his Glasses whether oruear or tar sighted are ground
under his own inspection, by machinery Of q new
construction, with the greatest care 90 as TO suit the
s7es Il all cases, ouring Weakness Dizziness OF In
tammHtion OF the eyes, and i'm mparting strength for
long reading or fine sewing.
ES- n. n. SOLOMoNsoN would here inform the
pebble that he never employs any in the sale Of
bis Lenses.
EB- Also, splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES,
AlERoSCQPkS, CNMPASSES, &o., kept on hand
- ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without pain,
e perfect natural.
,uFFicE-No. lSn Superior st., under the American
Hotel Rur2n
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SOOTHING SYRUP,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.

which greatly facilitates the process Of teehng By
softening the gums reducing an infalnmations-yvfi
allaY ALL PAIN aud apasmodic nctior and IA sure
To REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Repena upon It, mothers, viii give rest to your
RERTEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
years, and CAS SAY, IL 'c C0NFTDESCE ASB ssb
TRUTH Of il, what we have never been able tossF Of
A SINGLE INSTANCE 10 EbFECT A CURE when
timely used. NeTer did we know an instance Of dis
satisfaction BY any one who used it. On the CONTRA
~ all are delighted with its operations and speak in
terms Of fcommendation Of the magical effects and
medical virtues. W speak In this mattor WHAT
We DO KNOW after ten years experience. and
pledge our reputation for the fnllnenf of vbat ~
here declare. In almost every instance where the
infant . sularlng from pain aud exhaustion, relief
syrup Is administered.
This valuable preparation Is the presentation Of
New England, and has been used with NeTer-faiiing
THOUSANDS OF GASES.
Il not only relieves the child from rSin bnt f,vg
CRATES the stomach and bowels correcfg aciitv and
gives tone and energy to the whole system III will
almost instantly relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWRLs, and WIND COLIC
ava oyercomes convulsion8 which if not gpeedily
eqleo, end ID death. We bslevs it the best and
~ remedy n the world In al cases Of Dyseutery
a~i Blarrhnea n chidren, whether 10 ariseB from
thing or any other cause We weuid say 70 eY-
~ Mother who has achid suffering tron any Of the
foregoing complaints do not lee yUur preiudices nor
the preudcea Of oters, stand between ven aud vour
suffering Child and the relief chat will Be Snre ves
Absolutely sure, g follow the use Of this Medicine
utinely used Full direction for using will accom-
siafls Of CURTIS / PERKiNs, New Yort. Il ON on
the OUTSIDE wrapper. Sold b. Druggists Throughout
PripcipaI Office, I3 Cedar Street New York
PRICE, ONLY 25 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
sspt2s:dAwR95
For sale by STRONG 4 ARMSTRONG As.,t.
l9g Superior street, Cleveland.
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G0KEl COKEIl COKElil---
~, b.; WALLACE a SON ARE NOW MANU-,
VILE strip Vein COAL, which Is superior
% any other Coke IN the market. We can furnish
testimoulals rom numerous manufacturers who are
now using H. aud who speak Of its character in the
highest terms.
Also constant supply Of HammondsvilIe Strip
Ieln sMlIHlhG COAL and also for Domestic
purposes.
Being located Immediately on the line ofthe Cleve
land 8 Fittsburgh Railroad, can ship with dis
patch % any part Of the STATE. Orders solicited.
Il. II. WALLACE d son,
Hammondsville, jefferson County, Ohio.
January 81, 1850. feblRs
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Gngrapiag-.g ghting.

SILVER PLATING AND BELL HANGING.
THE SUBSCRIBER ISPREPAR-
- FL q re-plats Spoons, Forks, Castors, Fruit
lsnss. 3a AZ ether articles o. table ware as good
e. psN5 eleo STAIR Rods, Door Knobs. BeII PullF.
Co. rs-piated OF plated % Order bY hand or Iectro.
Process as good as any other estnblshrlent m fbs
country. Ns Az sh'
BE LII HANGING
Promptly attend 81 to, and all work varr,,t.5 .
represented, at reasonable prices
Room No. 4 Mechanics Block, corner Of Prosn.,.
and Ontario streets, tup stairH.)
~ lMPROYED HEMMER, turning ri,s hsr,
Gown instead Of up, on Sewing Maohines -
ROBERT GILL
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3mudets.

BROOKS S. q. q e. W., BUILD
ID ERs. Also Manufacturers Of Doors, Blind.
Sash, Brackets and an kinds 81 Scroli-SavinT And
Gothic work. Partionlar attention paid to Fittins
uP Stores Factory On DiYiSion street, near os1trS
Block, Cleveland, Ohio. n0lO.csi
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-09

J.aussEr, Pittsb'g. J. G. HUssgY. GEO srycLA1R.
HUSSEYS & COMPANY
( H0AL MERCHANTS, WHOLE
~ SALE AND RETAIL Dealers in Pittsburgh,
salineyille and STRIP Vein GOALS. Also Nut COAL
Tor snNthing. Otce on the east side Of the Cleve-
land & Pittsburgh r. r. Coal pier, Cleveland Ohio
Orders left at Hussey a McBride's (WinsloW's
Mar,-housel viii reeeive uroupt attention decl7
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GET TIE BEST

WHEELER'S WATER DRAW
w Ek commands the admiration q epury Low
or Of Pure Water. Tha Old OAKEli , urEEr vlfn tna
improvement attached, nl1ko rHE hEdl article la
use for raising water from W5ii ol any dep1n. ID
no other way can watar Be ra1ssd % AAsHi %
QUICK, 20 CHEAP.
1t Is neat IN appearance and cccrpie9 little srics
slsuplo in construction, ard not la1e = ~ OUT OF
order. Call and see it; it rocom1leld1 llleli; 80,
Ba5- Water Drawers naanullstursd md sold retah
or Wholeaale By -,
HsWitts Block, VINEYARD e., Clsrsiands Ohio.
l17-sy.,f. y-.ntsd in every stafs and Ceuaty.7ll1
STATE and County Rights i,r 1aie-
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5taraWare

a PPLE PARERS-WHTCH PARE,
n Core and Slice-what every family should have.
FriCe " cents each. For sale By
COLWELL & CO.,
aug4 I43 Ontario 81.
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aNisEEllAMenMs.

GEOhGE hOSE,
n9y5:2s CentTsl Market.
IOILl OIL
MECCA ROCK OIL,
For Lubricsting-heo from grit.
sJust received from
BRAINAKD a HILLS WELL.
sold cheap. Call and see. .
noy9:sO9 Oviatt's Exchange.
| IMPORTANT TO RAILWAY
l. ANELLERs.
For
FULL AND COMPLETE TIME TABLES
OF every Railroad
! Throughout The United States and Canadd5
] Get
APPLETONs ILLUSTRATED r. r GUIDE.
ONLY RAILWAY GUiDE IN THE COUNTRY
! NEARLY ONEHUNDRED RAILWAY MAPS.
/ There are
THOUSANDS OF HALLWAY TRAVELLERS
TRAVEL WITH0UT THEiR CARPET BAGS
| As without copy Of
APPLETON's ILLUSTRATED r. r. GUIDE.
I ONLY TWENTY FIVE GENTS PER COPY.
| ID. APPLETON Co., Publishers,
| Nos, 4i3 & ii5 Broadway, N. Y.
! II USSlAN STEAM BATH ES-
| III TABLISHMENT,
By II. RAEBEL,
St. Clair St., Nos. % u opposite the Angler House,
OPEN DAILY.
AouIh ol Auull68iOn--IOr Ladies TO " "A. M., eN-
cepiing Sunday; For Gentlemen Sunday from 9 to
" o'clock A. d., aud all other days from to 8 o.
clock p M decg;R24
A BEAUTIFUL CURIOSITY
IA INDEED IA little magnifyer Of the most
by the bOok-sOmo Of them make ID little louise from
the leato rose-bush look like bster."-lSprit
oi seventy Perfect little wonders o." rBalOu's
Pictorial. They RrU no humbuR, but a most curious
reality. -Four different powers BY mail Tor 100.
Z. B. UNDERWOOD,
lnlyz5:ltz5 ia Hanover street, Boston.
M ECCA ROCK OIL
IFoR LUBRICATING PURPOSES,
from Thayer's Well
for sale by
oet222m GORDON, MCMILLAN & co.
II AIR DRESSING AND SHAVE
IL ING lNSTlTuTILN.-WM. L. AMBUSH,
~ ha rooms under the American, is prepared to ac-
cgmmodate all customers with prom tattentiOn from
able MorSmen separate room for ladies. noY2g
/ United STATES AND FOR
NJ ElGN Patent Office Agency, opposite We'd
'eii honse' Bank street, Cleveland, Ohio
Imy23illal sEHu BRAINERB
ENRY HATTERSLEY, No. lO2
Ii Superior street. dealer in CES manufactu-
ref ana importer Of Sporting apparatus; POmerOy's
Fishing Tackle. Repairing executed with dispatch
Iuly23
FOR NICE PAINTING, GO TO
II TASCOTTSI
Tint French WHITE ZINC has come. Just the
right thing fer Painters and inside work Of every
apf25Rs No "a HoFFMA BLOCK
ENGRAVING AND LITHO-
~ GRAPHING.-BRAINARD & BURRIDGE
Mood kngravers aud LithOgraphers, Bank Street
Cleveland, o.
IMPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEP-
A EkS.-Harnish your own furniture. Callat the
Forest City Narnish Office, No. lS6 Superior st. and
get neat little Narnish Cup, filled with the best Of
EOlal Narnlsh, (which cup has brush with it, and
thus do your own vanishing in style equal 10 the
Remember penny saved is equal to TWO earned
mar3lR3 f. W. PALMER. Agent.
1913. 1860.
DERRY GAINED HIS FAMOUS
L victory Of Lake Erie in 1918. In 1850 the best
PHOTOGRAPHS,
AMBROTYPEs,
STERESCOPIC PICTURES,
COLORED PHOTOGRAPHS
are being made at the
CLEVELAND FINE ART HALL.
2O5 Superior Street
ocu Z. DECKER, Agent.
EMBR0IDERING AND STAMP |
i ING, done at 81 St. Clair street, opposite An
ger House, by lmarl6 MRS. RAEBEL.
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GAGE & BRUCE, ATTORNEYS
NJ and Councillors at Law. Office les Superior
Street, lopposite Merchants Bank, Cleveland, o.
sepl7:3l4a&w
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WILLLAM K. SHERWIN, AT
w T0RNET at LAW and Proctor In Admi-
raltyi No. Perkins Building Public Square, Cleve.
land ONO mar2OR24
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DOARDMAN AND INGERSOLL,
Attorneys at Law, Atwater Block, foot Of Su'
PeTior street, Cleveland, Ohio.
W. J. BOARDMAN, feb6 T. P. TNGFRsOLL
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MORNING LEADER.
FRTDGY sE0RNING, NOV. Q, IsaO.

as-For Telograpbio, RIarEet aud Marine
News see Fourth PAGE.
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BROOKS & FORD, ATTORNEYS
I'D AT LAW, Perkins building on Public
Square.
D.w. BROOKS, ieb6 Lw. FORD.
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. .HAMMONDSVILLE COAL on

J. J. ROOKAFELLOW,
General Agent. Office on O. d p. Pier, Cleveland
Ohio. 1narZsR2l
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HOPE" INSURANCE CO.,
PROYII ENCE, 3. I
Capital and Surplus, $l64,2T5 IS
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FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.

NEW ENGLAND FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE OMPANT,
HARTFORD, CONN
Capital and Surplus = S236,5lT
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BERKSHIRE LIFE INSURANCE Co.
Capital and Surplus, S2l5,6 So
COLLINS & ROBINSON, Agent,
0aics No. Perkins building near new court House.
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WILLIAMSON AND RIDDLE,
w ArToRNETs AT Law. Office No. so Superior
street, Cleveland, Ohio. s. WILLIAMSON,
lan4 a. G. RIDLE.
SPER, j. F., ATTORNEY AT
"A LAW MurrcI,, Trumbull county, Ohio Office
Ne - Market strect. dec3d3l
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-12-06


A letter from China says; when the French
troops entered the fortified village Of Pohtang-
no, they found that its inhabitants and de-
tenders had evacuated n. In several houses
were found large earihenware Jars, nearly five
feet high, placed in out-oi-thc-way corners,
and filled with water But the surface Of
the water IN one was seen human foot, and
on the Jars being broken, the dead body Of a
woman was found ia eachi From the appear
ance q the bodies, the women could only have
been dead a short time, and death must have
been caused by being plunged headforemost
into the water. IL was Afterwards ascertained
that the inhabitants Of the town had killed in
this strange way such Of their women n were
not strong enough 20 support long march,
and might, in consequence, have fallen into the
hands Of the conquerers. Altogether, about
one hundred dead bodies were found" The
same letter says: when the French, after q
severe struggle. had possessed themselves Of
the large fort, they found in n corner n manda-
rim, surrounded by detachment Of Chinese
infantry. lie was greatly excited, and en-
deayored, both by language and gestures, to
induce his soldiers b. return H. the combat
Not succeeding, he declared that he would not
survive such disgrace, aud then he cut his
throat with his sword. lie had 10 make three
gashes before he succeeded in his purpose
A. a general rule the Chinese do not seem 10
fear death"
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-12-06

I also congratulate YOU upon the public sentiment
which exists against the crime % setting ~ 20.
military expeditions within the limits ~ the 'ni.s'
state. 20 proceed from thence and make ~~f ul IN.
people OF an unonendny STATE With whom 49, are al
peace In this respect happy change has been ehs''
I'd since the commencement q my Ainini-tfA,i. -
IL surely ought De the prayer 81 every christian and
patriot thai sueh extfians nav never receive c0an
tenance IN our coantry depart from cur shores-
RorrF-.
IL would ie useless repetition, % do more man r.
FER, With earnest comneudati0n @ ms iofnfr rtfot
enslaffpl- Pacinc Railroad and q The
grant 81 power the President 10 employ The Hr.a
force IA the vicinity Cor the protection u the Tvs sh
property q fellow citizens passing IN transit yse'
The different Central American roufe-, against -n1'ch
and ia~le-s outbreaks AMI representations, and si-o ~
protect American merchant vessels, Their crews anu
The Van Buren press., 1860-08-31
Broken UP I!

Tho canvass between Gen. THOMSON,
Roll E,ec,or. and DR.. TAYLOR, Brock
enridge Elector, who had made arrange
ments to canvass this district together,
came to.a close at Clarksville. 1t seems
that in the course of Mr.. Thomson argu-
ment, he applied to DR.. Taylor (or he sup
poses that he did the term that he must
/ be either :. knave or fool" Upon this
TAYLOR drew pistol. and was about to
shoot Thomson But, by the interference
of spectators, he was stopped, and thus
their canvass together, was broken up.
DIR. Taylor, we understand, intends to 50
through the district. speaking day ahead
of the appointments given out. Gen.
Thomson goes through with the regular
appointments as published
We hope Gen. THoMAsoN will not be
allowed to have clear fight? Is there nc
one to lift hand or say a word for tho
disunion ticket ? Where is Col. Hindmar
who is looked upon as the " Giant of Ar
kansas ~ and where is w. w. Floyd
Yes, and where are the friends of the Sec
Itional party in this County, i.c.. Col.
Burrow, etc, etc, who were so cager.lor &
chance to ventilate themselves ? Don't b.
backward, gentlemen.
The Van Buren press., 1860-08-31
The NATIONAL DENocnaT.-The frs

The NATIONAL DENocEaT.-Thc first
number of the National has come to hand.
1t Is as large as any Of the Little Rock pa
pers. and in point Of editorial ability and
talent stands at the head, and will prove an
accession to the national democratic party
OF the State mnch needed at this time Lit
tie Rock is now blessed with four political
newspapers. one supporting the NArIoSaL
DEMOCRATIC TICKET, and two supporting
the DIsUNloS, SECESSION TIcKEr, AMI one
for BELL and EVERETT. and, altogether, a
warm time may be expected.
Let every conservative democrat sub
scribe for the :" National Democrat "-onlv
80 cts for the campaign. JONI INGRAM, of
this city, will receive subscriptions and for
ward the money.
T. S.-Wr INGRAM forwarded, on Tues
day, the names of thirty subscribers, with
the money-only one days work aftc- the
first number had been received
The Van Buren press., 1860-08-31
Mr.. Breckinrinridge has not With
drawn.
Fsr-the past few Days rumorss h.~e Ia

Fbr-the past few days -rumors h.~e hcea
prevalent that Mr.. Breckenridge had with
drawa from the Presidential contest. Mr..
breckenridge has telegraphed to his friends
in various parts of the. country, that it is
not 50, and giving an authoritative denial
20 the rumor
1t was confidently believed and hoped
for, even by many of his friends that the
result OF the late elections in kentucky and
other States would have forced the conyjc-
ton upon him that it was necessary for
Him 10 so hnlcss he would prefer to have
LNGobS elected rather than DouGLAs. But
he says that he has not withdrawn nor does
he intend so doing. "All we have to say
on the subject IS. that if he does not we
shall always think he ought to-. The
Cincinnati Enquirer speaking of the ru-
morei withdrawal of Mr.. Breckenridge
says:
Tlongh there is always fire where
there issmokc, yet there may really be ne
Sroundf for these reports of Mr.. Brecken.
ridges intended withdrawal other than the
general, conviction that lie ought to do SO
under tae circum stances. There is a pub
lie common sense. that is SO seldom wrong
in its Judgment of men and their positions
as to make all but fools gave it heed. 1t
may be that this public common sense has
originated these reports and given them
tongue. If Mr.. B. cannot carry his own
State. plde. where relationship and party
attachments should be, and, indeed, are,
ail-poweful, what hope can he have of
uniting the South upon himself, or of car
rying even n majority Of the Southern
States? Weak at home, weaker in other
Southern States, and utterly helpless at the
North, wlat can he hope BY continuing the
candidacy? Such asks public common
sense sdsh ask those persons who attach
81 tsnse-e- 80 Ir. Dreekeuri,aso .-.,-aor
Ao :. a..'ln .fnsssSon that he had popularity and
Sufficient to elect him. and such
Sss,aa a. 9 sv1e w.2 simply hoped through him to
Iieat ',Gea' DonsA All that he can accom-
pisa by continuing in the field is 10 aid in
Pu.'."e ihto po"e~the Republican party.
plish, and even that is uowing dailv % morc
and more doubtful, so WI * h, konan, D,
ing" '0 '0Ioih
The Van Buren press., 1860-08-31
The National Democracy.

So far as orr knowledge extends. the
fires OF tie National Democracy are in a
bright blaze in the western and North west
e,n parts of the State Of Arkansas.
Ia this. Cramtora eoxnty, we speak adj
viselly when we say tha: DoUcLAs AND
JOHNSON. as the Democratic nominees. will
have large majority of the votes. Scces-
ionisn,. beyond some eight or ten poiitic-
ians ami Office seekers, is hardly known
here.
In Sebastian county. we are informed. by
a prominent Democrat. who resides there,
that there is probably, at the present time,
a majority for Bell and Everett but he
thinks that before the Presidential -
---~;- -.l-----s. ,aajori:y Tor
Douglas and Iohnsn, the accessions arc
daily to the National Democratic party.
In Sebastian county. the people are deadly
opposed to secession, and will, therefore,
GO for the nominees.
In Benton, Wa;Aington. and Madison
counties. the prospect is Frightening every
day. and those counties will undoubtedly
give maior,ics for the Little Giant.
There is mighty uprising OF the people
of the masses-in favor Of our National
nominees, Douglas and Johnson. and they
will undoubtedly receive hcavy maj critics
in nol,h western Arkansas the efforts o
politicians, office holdersand office seekers
to the contrary notwithstanding.
The honest masses-the people OF TIN.
section of the State, cannot and will mo-
allow disunionism. The Pres of the De-
naocroey burn brightly on every hilltop ant
in every valley in Western Arkansas am
on every unfurled banner may be seen in
scribed. !" DOUGLAS AND JOHNSON
THE ONLY NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC NOM
NEEs''
The Van Buren press., 1860-08-31
The Representative NJ
Nation

Why is it that, wheneyc,
the "Little Giact makes his anr ,nt vie.
addresses the masses, he is ,iS,psiI, iapvaI'aa
SO much profound respect 'Sna aaa b
Why is it that such imnoo""uu "uu hs,-
out to greet and cheer him W9sts
that his friends. everywhere. Wy
moment his name was pre.ona a IL /
American public have been M. ~ ,
hour, so earnest and bold in'b;So ua
and so confident of his ultima. a'''
Why is it that neither nor,Lora So
scctionalism. which has pursnas !, ''.s
blood hound terocity, has bean n's !
destroy him a.? Why is it ,b,, ~ ta',l
ians, place-holders and hnntors" "s e ri
members of Congress and al ''lr
concert from one end Of the IT,; @'a
other, have utterly failed to shat.' h,'a
lie confidence in him q? Whv i !. ~ ,
Federal Administration, cont,o,r 'A'
ally one hundred millions Of na,,os I
backed up by an army Of ono 'I's !
thousand plant and dependent of;+. y |,
ers who have pursued him with all !,
or and bitterness. has not only ,si y
crush him, but suffered seriouzly g. I'
encounter ? There is but one yr.. s~
these questions. 1t is that S,e,l
Douglas is the Representatives. man 81 !;
United States. and, therefore, the, p.
CHoIcE for President Like the in,
Jackson. although opposed by poIG
the people have come to his rc,cv,
taken charge of him and iatenl to Nv
through. While thc people are On /
why should the National Democra,,
his success They give tho rol An
which comfort and SuPport.--aemyS
peal.
The Van Buren press., 1860-08-31

Ur AoAIN.--The front wall OF Eagle
Block, which we noticed. some three weeks
since. as having been blown down, has
been entirely rcbuiit and in rnuch handsom-
or style than before the accident Messrs.
Morrcii & MORGAN. Ward dS Southmayd,
and s. J. Adler, are now clear Of the rub
us:oncrs can now visit them without fear
of having brick and tnortcr falling upon
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