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MYEs ANDEARa
ARTIFICIAL EYES
rrllP4NUMs or EAB DR0Ns

Yic;, are suitable for eithorsex and all agesinrert-
a IN ave minutes. Fan TRuMPErs of every desLrip-
ton also every variety of artificial articles known in
the Yyorld largo assortment of beautiful durable
ARTIFICIAL HANDS,
W1tlIthe Arm and Elbow Attachment: ARTIFICIAL
FEET, with the Ankle Leg, and Knee-Joint Attach
msnt.
These articles arc perfectly natural and adapted for
either ax and canbe sont by express to any part of
the world. All kinds of Trusses for Hernia Rupture
of every descriptions for either SEX and Trusses par
ticunry adapted for fenlles in weak condition. also
for those with pEoLAPsuS UTERI.
DIR. Baakes is Of tho most celebrated and skill
full physicians and surgeons now living. His fame is
known personally in every principal city Oftlio world
EALletters directed to Dr. Baakee mnst contain ten
cents to pay postage and incidental expenses. All
Chronic Diseases be treated by correspondence,
except those mentioned, which will require his por
~ o6ies hours, from. o A. Mo4PM
DOCTOR BAAKEE,
PYR1oE, 704 Broadway, few dOors above Fourth st.
ocfl1:5 NBw YoRK CsRy
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aliIn lligelrfet,
Tie Dead ChllreIl.
ny CHARLES K1xGstKY.

wild Wild wind, wilt thou never coasO thy sighngi
Dark, dark night, wilt thou never wear nwaJl
/ Cold, cold church, initlly death sleep lying,
Thy Lent Is past, thy Passion here, but not thinc
Easter day.
Peace. faint heart though the night be dark and
Rest faIr corpse, where thy Lord himself hath lain;
Weep, dear Lord, where thy bride y lyfnES i,
Thy wake her frozen limbs olife and health
again.
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d r.. B a a * II II

cpEo1AL ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL CHRONIC
- Dseases.-CouGHs, CROUP CONSUMPTION. IyFLUES-
"a, ASTHMA BRONCHITIS, all diseases of the MOUTH,
ARscRssZs, SCROPuLA. RHEUMATIsM, GoUT, NEURALGIA,
PARALYSIS EPILEPSY, COMMISSIONS, DYSPEPSIA, DYs
RHTERY, DIAERHRA. The very worst cases of PILES
cured in short times also of the Stomach, Liver and
Bowels There many diseases incidental to wOnlen
and children which treRted with distinguished sue
cess. All particulars will be given y letter. Dr. Baa
kee can produce thousand certificates of his per-
feet success In curing
CANOERS, OLD SORES, OR TIGERS, HIP DISEAS-
Els, PISTULA OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, SCALD
HEAD, VIEWS, P0LYPuS or THE NOSE,
Or In any other part of the ho,y,
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pD2F pro 'YGgO 'GouopU04 1A!i'lmnsuno % sluuId
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OF 10 edOq I'm puoEoQ polop!suoo on OF ~ uOlldmts
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New Wine Sc Liquor Store.
wines. Branches. R11ns.

0A4 NJ "A AEz44As59 &c
ID TIERNAN & SON, No. l2 North Charles st.,
offer for salO the following artiles, of their own
Importation particularly for family use:
SHERRY WINES-Pemartiue's finest palo, gold
and brown ShCrrics, in wood and in glass.
PORT WINES-SandGmGn' competition red and
white Port. in wood aud in glnss.
MADEIRA WINE-,Jehn Howard Marcl's fine
Madeira. in wood and in glass; also, Grape Juice
HOOK WINES-Jahannesber Stcinberger, Mar
cobrunner, Cabinet, Leb-frau-micl1, Bronneberg of
1913.
CIIAMPAGNEwINEs-M and Chnndon's finest
in quarts and pints.
RlANDTEsE and Hcnncssy's finO old pale
and dark Dranles.
RUM1Old and fne, Jamaica, Antigua, Grenada
and from the Islands, imported and direct from London
HOLLAND GIN-The best quality-Tiernan brand
and no mixture of aromatic poison in it.
200 half chests of tho finest SOUCHONG TEA.
ml5-'59-1y
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TUMORs AND sWELLINGs

every description and without the use OF the knife
orany surgical instruments These last named dfseas-
cannot DO cured by correspondence; therefore all
such patients must place the Doctors
personal supervision
DEB aHlSeo has made new discovery ola "Pud,"
that will produce absorption of tile CATARACT" and
restore permanent vision to the EYE, without resort
to the knife All diseases of the
EYES AND EARS
Are successfully treated the of tho knife
or needle. Dr.. Baakee has constantly on hand at
his office an extensive assortment of beautiful
ARTIFICIAL EYES
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Asses AND CEEEl
DTsPEPsIA.

A young lady Of % had been troubled will rpii,r'
tiUB f,T several nlaBt;Is, to render great
cszaTy in the selection other fool AIteF e.tiE-- Il
stomach became acid foo'i rising in her mouth VIII
water, n'! UNPLEASANT, heavy. luillile
her Stomach continuing for some hUtTS- E7ll-i
lIeaes.eliss, bowel e=iiEate,l md l-prr,l I.I
Condition. she commenced taking tie lySpeE7iH N
morning and night aud IN less than week .H.-i
eTc:y symptom II er IL. lsi Vanished and =
felt Ike Few being
= gentleman somewhat advanced in ycars. stroa-
robust constitution had lately hce:s i-iu deal
with indigestion. weak STOMACH c.s,cd tnugU" l.
TASTE III ii.e Isnu' and aitci:-i vi.iI peculiar
go a.ia whining IL the heed uUrlI st5..
las ri.Iiis III carriage even mounting uIt eilnrt
q;Ii;t. tIElTUus. After t-i. several thing iucir
ualiy. is f EHaI tie Dyspepsia Tiiis. which at"T
Trump- TrlirL 4 pal every git ami morning
like clain relieving al h+ vertigo and other a.
nIelsstug
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TRANSPORTATION.
Rittsburg and Wheel
ing Rail Road.


Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel
ing Rail Road.
- .siss:s..! -
CSN AND AFTER MONDAY, Jan. 10, 1900, Pas
W sengcr Trains will leave Bridgeport as follows,
Sundays e&copted:)
6:14 A. N. Accommodation Train, stopping at all sta-
tons, arrive Mt Pittsburgh at 11:l5 A. 81.
1899 A. ~ Mail TTin arrives at pittsburgh at 4;S5
r. NJ, Philadelphia at 900 A. NJ, New
York at leo r. 81. Cleveland mt 7l5 p. NJ,
Toledo at 1905 a. n. and Chicago at 1890
AN.
$50 P. IL Express Train, arriving at Pittsburgh at
2:30 A. NJ, Philadelphia ut 500 T. NJ, New
York at 1920 2. N. and Cleveland atl1:2S
AN.
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland ut O:I5 A. NJ. and S35 z. ~, arrive
at Bridgeport at GIG p. N. and 1880 A. u.
Leave Pittsburgh ut BOO A. N. and l:45 and 3:55
p ~, arrive at Bridgeport at 1880 A. M and 6l6 and
9:O7 p. N.
hours in Pittsburgh and return SAME day. Excursion
Tickets to Pittsburgh ana return S3,15.
Fare always as low, and time much quicker than
any other route.
Through Tickets to all points in tile West North
and East can procured ut the Office No. 81 Water
street. next door to SpriS House, Wheeling, Vas and
at bridgeport Station.
Freight contTitcts will he made at lowest rates to
any point accessible Ivy this road and its connections,
to tile Enst North, West and SortI-Wcst, ut Office
No. 81 Water street. with Freight Agent at Bridge
port Station. u. i. WILLIAMS, Agt.
j. n. MCCULLOUGH, President.
+. r. MYERS. Gent Ticket AG't. INnl6
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ClEGHs AND COLDs.

gentleman public lecturer, took cold -
latter part Of last month white travelling and rfi
iHi. in northern Pennsylvania. though addressing i.-
lie audiences every evening. Yet in days, H. ths
aid of te Specific lie entirely recovered All
abied Ia pursue his calling without ineOnyenicre. y
public SPEAKER sl,Jull 10 without them.
A married Lady Of % had taken violent cold Wild
settled on her iu:Is causing cough. pain in ih-
side and considerable fever sC huarSefs. !I;rii ti
usually very lasting and troublesome, iut y -
king the specific Cough pills four Zines per ay. Il
three tiays she entirely we'll.
A young nIlnOf - had Il cough and hcGrsetrs> 81
fifteen months. Burin:z cold weather his v,er Wa
lost only to speak in whispers pain iE!acrl 80
coughing. cnId dry raising only tTiIe in The
ing. cutie feeble and c3Isiafel Had taken srygIa
medicines with little Or no benefit He crii,s-
with ts COuIi PiII=-nne pill three Tires per ay
and sDnn found Iim-ef improving. his cough. IniI-
and -'ftcT, h"Eseiiess passed Oh. strength and
tste inPrsvei and in weeks was entirely gel.
having taken no other medicine.
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IN PRESENTING YOU WITH DIR. EATON'S IN
FANTILE CORDIAL, we desire to state its supe-
riority over eyory nosrum that nurse quack lils
heretofore offered You.
Ftrst-It is the preparation of regular physician
who is we'll qualified from much experience III ntan
tile complaints to prescribe for them SecOndly-It
is entirely free froa paragoric Opate of any kind,
and consequently relieves by removing the suffering
of your child, instead of deatenng its seussbilitics
Thirdly-It is put up with great care, as Il compari
oft with any other article for nlntile complaints
will show; tho very root from which it is distilled
being dug from tho forest under tho direction of DIR.
Eaton, many of thcm by his own hands. Fourthly-
it is perfectly harmless aud cannot njnrc the most
delicate infant and is certain and relief in all
the following cases, which is its chief merit over every
other preparation. viz: -
FOIs ALI. COMPLAINTS ATTENDING TEETH
ING; such Us DYSENTEItY COLIC, &C.; also, for soft
ening tho gums and relieving pain. For regulating
the DoweIst is uneIuned. For Cold in the Head it
is a sure relief. For GROUP. the most fatal and try
ing of all diseases, it DO relied with perfect
confdenecand being powerful "nti-9pasmosic in all
clscsof cOnyulsiOns fits, earnestly recommend
you to loose time in procuring it. Lastlyit costs
so much than other preparations of the kind,
that cannot afford such long advertisements as can
those whose whole expense is their advertising; for
the same reason it conmends itseras tho most TGn
bio to all mOtlers In all cases. the directions wrap
pcI around each bottle, must be strictly followed.
Price, 25 cents per bottle.
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lAsNAtG lG-
MI 70

A cleTEyuEan of the Baptist Church, well known il
Illinois. writing to says; II have been ir S1ac t'
seriously afflicted with blcolinfs piles and have rF
ed nay case severe oue-at time ii.ieet i
less bsst hare used your medicine fiile hc All
am cured have No Doubt YOU are LAYING tie WtEi
under great and lasting Obligation
gentleman Of 50 years, we'll and flvoTsihy E1"ai
at Cehi Delaware county New York, lVi been 4 IA
tyr To tho piles f0r ~ years Sometimes from eEe
HtVe IeInGtTiIage pain and suffering. lie feel
to tie verge Of the grave. For years lie lad .raE-
oslt miserable existence. confirmed nVaii- df "a
lied FOR any bushes AMI life alnl,,>t buftu j.
needless tn add TINT he had tried ell sorts of Ty.tr
lrGI;l Htlsorts Of doctors tO Little purpose lie SC
suited n'C two years agn and Recommended Du5 I
Specific. With occasionally, Dyspepsia II ~
TN, lac began to improve and since Las never Ia
serious tnTn nf piles From the first month ~ g 4
year past he lad OCCASIONALLY symptoms If h %.
complaint; Int few duses Of the Pile Pill VOL
perse Il all AMI fur NOR, than year past lie f'= %
e:itireiy well u HE plies more briit!il '-'s
scarcely 10 be found IA the annals OF medicine
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T00E1 FR16E ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE,
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!

FOUNDED, 1851
ATED,
Cor. baltimore and ClnarIcs-Sts..
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PRICES.

Euli seit- % large vials in morocco and A = >
- - 20 = plain case and Io L.
Case Of Is numbered oxes and bnOk.....---...-.-
Ss1as; UI any numbered bOXesand bu1k- ---.----
single numbered boxes with s.iFeefiVts .
Single lettcrCtl boxes. ...-..-..--- :.
Iare YIantrtfF,,,, az. 49, I ~ yiai II g
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No family should he without these invaluable e
ttYes They are the oaiy TeIhe-i!ss perfectly aL1'-
Tor domestic and prtrafe use. With them the 19-s
Is armed and PREPARED against the alpToItii o. o.
afih can meet IL at the threshold and Keep II a.
trfe Of medicine rightly directed in the Esf '--
q disease perfectly cures that which i,y IDEAS
y he Teiieyezl by long aIbI tedious hour OF =,
u Mt all With thee NJ hand. ydu are bot 81.
await the cunning of that often distant. a. well
peElatve lHxury. doctor. nor to be .iTusgi ~
cd or blistere,l az hicd but may yourself HliL
tue simple >Feefe, ami restore the rCddy eel'lr
life aGain to health and joy. There eann.'t ,y
FURY arise IN any ease from their Use. but fhs =
influence upon the Constitution beyond all
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Look over the list. make MP Of what ki'. =!
eliocso- and enclose the amount ia current ~
stamps hy mail to our address ~ No. So trJ;. y
New York. and fl,e medicine Will be duly returned .
mail OF express, free of charge.
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. AGENTS WANTED.

We desire active, efficient agent, Er III. =.
our TelIaediess in every town community N N,
ted states. Address, DIR. p HUNfllEk n
No. sts2 Br.,elWay;, -
aS-sOld by Z. BOOKING, 1esst, Wheeiiass Va
n ~ 20
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sANFoRD's
FAMILY CATHARTIG PILLS,
COMPoUNDED FROM

Pare VeyetaGls Extracts, and put up in GLASS CA
ISES dir TiyhA and vii &ecp IN any ciialate
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MEDICAL.
MRS. WINsLOw,
An .periepeed Nurse and Female Physicians presents
70 the attention Of mothers, her
SnOTHTNGSYRU

FOR CHILDR ES TEETHINGs
which greatly facilitates the process Of teethng.
sofIcnIn; the gums, reducing al +
Law AL PAN and spasInOdic action andis
sure to Regulate the Bowels
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-09-29

ton but it goes on further. and Particular
zes what those points are, the sympathy
and attraction, is the one paramount oh
jCct and determination 20 save the Union
The great similarity is not with the Doug
lass doctrine Of squatter-soyerciguly, that
is repudiated by the Bel party, bat with
he doctrine OF non-iulcrvcntiou ~ taught
by Henry Clay and Daniel Webster. The
same doctriu. that was incorporated both
in the Democratic aud Wing platforms in
1852 and 80 but which Democracy after
her success 50 outrageously violated by
destroying the ancient landmarks, and
breaking down the hedges, letting loose the
fell spirits Of di,co,d, envy, malicc and
deadly hate, The result Of which We all
behcld GU the blood stained field. Of Kan
.os
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-09-29
Mr.. Brcckinridgc's knOw-Noth.
ingiSm.

Mr.. Breckenridge has been receiving for
some time through the press, enconimus
from all quarters, for his good looks,
good manners, gentility and for having a
toIerabIe fair education, but no credit has
been given him for stability. At one time
we find him supporting Genl. Taylor for
the Presidency, then in the same contest
we find him supporting Gen. Cass the no.
torious Squatter Sovereign, and to get clear
Of the miro into which he had fallen, be- on
election day, with n number of friends
goes out on a hunting excursion and did
not vote at all. We find him at the Tip
0canoe battle ground maintaining the doc
irine that the Democratic party did no,
desire he extension If slarery. In his own
State he says that the Democratic party
is in favor of extending slavery, having
ole face for the North and another for the
South.N If this is not two-faced, We do not
know what is.
Inhis Lexington speech he-denics. ever
tutoring Know Nothing sentiments, but
the Washington Union" in giving an ac-
count of a speech delivered by him at Gym
tLiana on the 9TH of April 1855 says that
he uttered the following sentiments. Our
readers will recollcci that the "Union" was
considerable begood Democratic authority.
Here is The quotation from that speech:
1T was natural for man to prefer those
d his own religious iaithin voting, he HIM
@If ~ould rote. f1r one ofhs arm acay Of
thinking in religion, rather Man for aaothcr
all MIR Mings beng equal, just as he
eco1ld rate for a aafire IN preference 10 a )H-
oSH-born citizen, otherthings being equal"
Our readers can see from the above that
lie went full as far in for the doctrine Of
Know Nothingism as that party did them
selves.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-09-29
Position orrsr. 8rccl.iuridge.

In $50, Mr.. Nr,ctuuit-y did not consider Il
mn Infringement upon the dignity of his position,
to take the stump and make speeches in behalf
Of himself and tn democratic ticket. One Of The
speeches he naaa daring tn canvass was made
to the citizens Of Irdana a, the Tirpccanoc battle
g,ound out of which we take the following cx-
tracts:
81 AN CONNECTED WITH no
PARTY THAT HAS FOR IT'S OBJ
jet THE EXTENSION OF SLAVE
RY NOR WITH ANITO plIENENT
THE PEOPLE OF 4 STATE OR
TERRITORY FROM pECiDlNGTilE
QUESTION OF IT'S ENiSTANCE
WITH THEM FOR THEMSELVES"
MIR. Brcckiurijgr then continued:
81 UAPFENLU To 81 ~ con
GRESS WHEN THE NEBRASKA
BILL PASSED, AND GAVE IT Ny
VOTE, BECNI&E TT DID WHAT TT
DID-NIX: IT ACKNOWLEDGED
TIE RIGHT OF THE PEOPLE on
THE TERRITORY To SEITLE TIE
QUESTION FOR THEMSELVES,
AND NOT BECAUSE | SUPPOSED,
WHAT | DO NOT NOW BELIEVE
THAT IT LEGISLATED SLAVERY
INTO TIE TFRHII \. TIE
DEMOCRATIC HABll i not \
pRO-SIANFRl PARTY
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-09-29
TLzI2IIS

sURscRrTtoN-Tgwp ollas pay arru., 10 81
vance; ii not paid within S', Months frw t,r
Hmc Of subscribing, Iiv, Du,la.s 80 suh.rip
lion taken fr period oi Iys Sham IFS
months.
vG.--AdyaIiisapcnis re"i.l % 90"
rat, Of one Dollar prr sgua1c oi in Inns "r
lcss fpr ih" Grst Insertion, aud Fly Cents i.r
zach additional publication. Aaa 1'.rmcrts
appcmir. at .u',l.al. viii %. clAr-ad '..a
tin, IT, prf." of Grs' PuI'n'.dn, iP,n
yearly embellishments iihru discount vHl. h"
made.
onrru,Ry NOTICES. when over a square. VII h'
charged ai thr regular rate, ui advertising.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-09-29

70 Col Thomiou auyrrlises in to-iays
issue, a negro boy, who runaway some
time since. lie oilers a liberal reward for
Lis arrest; also for Il e arrest and conv'c-
ton OF the thief or thieves who induced
him 10 leave
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-09-29
Ysnccy-SIn

Ii is said that II. \. Hunter one Of the
Seccders from the Charlrston Convention
made the following remark in he town OF
Alexandria:
LET THE Union 60 TO I'LL.
"If had the power, would dissolve
this government in two minutes" II 7.
Morgan.
"Lct us break mp this rotten, sinking,
nd oppressive govcrumcrt.'-Gca.
tiayie.
"Re,istaucc Resistance = to death
against the government is what We want
now"
Doyjd U1bbayA
Break mp and dissolve this rotten Yam
kee government" - u. +. Williams.
LET the union rip."-R. ID. Gayle.
my voice is for war.'-G. u. JoRcs.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-09-29

- Our citizens will please notice the
advcrtizements of Messrs. Mckinney and
HcClour to be found in another column.
Ihey have opened new Butchery and
are prepared to furnish planters, citizens
md steamboats,, with choice article OF
Beef al six cts. per pound
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-09-29
MAKE WAY FOR THE OLD
GENTLEMAN"
RAPIDES OPPOSED TO DIS
UNION.
"EELENCE THAT AgVTUL
ISE,?E."
700 UNION MEN OK TIKI.
GEsOE- ~SID.!.!
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


In orrorI,nc. viii, fl. r..n.., - ~.
Exrcr,iyc c,m,,i,,.. r,c c;.,J.,rp,.
and rvrrr.,-r r..r,i.d f., r,r.-.. ..,.,,r ... 49,.
Saturday c,ori,o I,s, .+ ,ro -.,... .,rr.
Constitutional Union r'rb OF r.,;J,s ,o
tax, n,y, i, ,L, ,,r,,J .,~.r. l...i. ,,.,..
sion. announced for that rr.,i,r.
Il ,ra. = .prress in H.. a,,.., SOM. -,
the word. r.llilias onr most .,p.7,iu. ,v-
pcrta,iona. .houin, ,'a, even here in H.
very lot bed OF "Fu-i,iyr" Democracy
the Union can., has. = str,r bo,d ,,.,,.
the heart. Of In, nconlc. ,i,,,;,i,o,.,'.
Garl oflil,., ,i..,r md ENERGY ,,,r,l.;,'.. ,n
ward silently. kccr;,r II. own ,,rn,.l.
Inn, Fix. he rcs;.,L.,- ,,.o,..,. ,r u... ,.,...
,Jymr;uo with cors,,ot ;,,.....;,.. r..,..
and .,r.,.r,. ,i ,irtor,.o,,r H.. ,'-......,..
form, Of ..ccs4ion and di.m.i.p
Tn, procession started fro,, the He'll 81,
an oa.h hoar. healed b,. , v.,..,,, c.,,.,.i.,..
huge bell, with transaar.n.y ;t rarl og
the four coru.rs, bcarin. rhc motto "rUE
IINiON Is OUR WATCH WORD"
! Thmfoug'.ul the pr,cr. SION wer, d. ,ribrt.
~ something oyer H.r., hundred all ffiy
i.uuiurt5r.Ic-, lhirt -foartri-coIorcItrans-
parcucics representing the thirty tpec
States aud lB-nirt of Columbia, and
uulhrr Of lGrgrr tTusput1cics with ap-
plopriatr devices and mollo,s. One rep
resented the s9lorinus old slip "Conslitu-
ton" about II Jcd,.h"d upon the rock,
hat fortunately til .ound of the f,g .bell"
is h,vrd in Time to rescue her. Another
Represented john B,'.s negro man with
bell r,,u.:sing H., drGu,tjuo uo.:-,,,.,,,.
and Office holders to "walk up and settle"
and another portrayed Douglas and Brock.
iIuil.sc busiy engaged in saving the nlo,.
farm ..,,,t Will, I;.co,n co,n;,,, -, Vii,
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-09-29

~ We learn that since Col Lewis
"irgitivc" Democrat made his speech in
Nafchitoches, about twenty-five old line
Democrats have come over to Bell aud Ev-
erett and the Union, and some thirty more
nave joined the Douglas wing Of the Dem
Jcracy. We wish our "fagitiye" friends
would get him on the stump in Rapides.
~ We learn that judge L. y. Cullom
has decided that the Union party is the
only National one in existence aud viii
Therefore support its nominees Dell and
Everett.
sun they Come.