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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-17
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR THE CURE OF

Fon THE cuRN OF
CoTirc"ass, .1t""dic9, Dgspepsic, h.aiges'ioa,
DySrt"g, Font Stom"ch, Eiyleias, HcadtAcle.
PR~s, Rheumatism, EIuptioNs ,le! S.tiu Diseases,
Lirer Compfoiat, DrY'sy, 7sfer, 1umors aud
Sah Mrfa, Tormv, GoW Ne,; ,al7ia. as a
Dinner i'jA, o'd far Pmifynqhe B,ooa.
They arc sugarcuatctl, so that the most sensi-
tive can take ,icn pleasantly. aud they ara the
best apef'snt in the world .dr all the purposes of
family phys'c.
prics rs eenss per fo1 rive boxes Cor S10o,
Great numbers Of Clrrgyman, PHYSICIANS. States.
mcn, and eminent rctsonagcs, hive lrut their
names TO certify tho nuparallco usefulness ofthrse
remedies, hui or space hero will not permit the
insertion Of them. The Agents below nannd fur
nish gratis anr AMEl.lCtH ALMANAC in which they
arc given with al<p tull descriptions Of tr a,nve
complaints, and the treatment that should he fol-
lowrd fsr their cure.
Dn NOT be PIT OF by nnpruriplei dealers with
other preparations they make more rruAt on.
Demand .AYEi's, aud take no others The SILK
want the hest MD there is for them, and they should
have it,
Al n"~ ~n,n"li"+ f,r s Il" hy
SURE, Eckstein & CO., Wholesale Agents Gin
,innati. ... - ...
John Mclean and John BeaIl, Caiiz; 1'hos
Hopkins. Mooresrid; E. ]. Phippa, Smyrna; 7
Green Freeport Cannon & Bro, New Athens ane
" all dealers in Medicine;
Sent IL, 1868 Nv .-. -r
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-17

GTLadics look here! Hanna has just receiv-
ed nice lot Of Shetland Wool, Shetland Tin
sci, Zephyr Worsted and Netting Needles. All
Of which he is selling at city prices. Now is
your opportunity for making tides, &c. Give
him call.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-17
why Labor so hard when washing

/ HAVE u chemical process for cleaning clothes.
/ by the usc OF which the clothes can he washed
clean without boiling, and with very little rub
bng., by THIS method much hard labor can be
saved, the washing can be done in HALF Tus II NJ,
and tho clothes are very white and olean, and last
much longer; tor they are not worn by rnbbipg
dc, he articlee used cost but little and are yofy
aesy to obtain. mail tho receipt 70 order posta ee
paid; upon receipt OF fifty cents three cent postaS
stamps as good ~ money. Address,
DR.J r. CtlEAGER,
Wa bAltimols, Md.
aorH you wnnt sossetbng. nsea and nsuul DO
net mise the Honey cad wasiing receipt, for they
are all claim tut Them and they should Be in ey,
cry tamy.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-17
Annual Meeting OF the Harrison
County Agricm ttsrai Society,

On Friday, the 18th inst. there will be a
meeting Of the Harrison County Agricultural
Society in Cadiz to elect officers for the ensu
ing year. All who are in favor OF dispensing
with the services the present Board are re.
quested to attend this meeting, and such as
justify the course pursued against the Press Of
this county by the Board, should also be on
hand to sustain them. We understand that it
has been determined by ''the powers that be"
TO permit only such as purchased Family tick
cts at the late Fair to vote.- Republican.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-17
Religious Notice.

Rev. John Chambers, OF Philadelphia, Pa,
wilt rreach IN the Presbyterian Church in this
place, on next Sabbath morning, and in the M.
r. Church in the evening
Mr.. c. is an able and eloquent divine, as
those who read his Thanksgiving Sermon, pub
lished iE the Sentinel last winter will know
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-17

Mr.. Estep addressed large audience in New
Market on last Friday evening, Our friends in
that quarter are in excellent spirits, and recei.
we'd new encouragement from the excellent
speech of Mr. Estep. Push on the column
and let us work for the success of Breckenridge
and Lane --
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-17

0T-The Wheeling Synod Of the Old School
Presbyterian Church met in the Presbyterian
Church in this place on yesterday at P. M
A large number of Ministers and Elders are In
attendance.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-17

HTThe readers attention is direct ed to the
advertisement of the American House, Cadiz,
in to days Se',tinel The house rs we'll kep', and
every attention is paid to travellers.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-17

On the llth inst, by Samuel Foreman, Ed,
Mr. JOHN BusBY and Miss REBEooA DENNIS,
oil OF Green township, Harrison county.
On the 9th ult., by John c. Plowman, ESQ +,
Mr.. Robert ASkRuM, OF Tippecanoe aud Mrs
Sarah SroNEMAN, of Monroe tp., Harrison
county.
At the same time and place, BY the same,
Mr.. JOHN OsBuRN, of Tuscarawas county and
Miss N Z. CHENY, Of Monroe tp Harrison co
Ohio. e t'
On the End inst, by Rev. Robert HERON Mr..
THOMAS McMILLEN and Mrs. CATHERINE PAT.
TEasos, both Of Carroll county, Chic.
81 On the 25th ult., by Rev r. Cartwright, at
the residence Of John Cannon, ESQ, in New
Athens, Mr. WILLIAM PEREcoRY and Miss Ma
LINDA CANNON, both OF Belmont county, Ohio.
On the End inst. by Rev. Samuel Patterson,
Dir. aEoR0E M. DowEs and Miss ANN ELIZA.
sErH GuTHara, both of this ooounty.
On The 10th inst. by Rev. James Day, Mr..
WuLIAM MooRg to Miss MAsYs W0aLlY.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-17

A NepuDtsC Hummer fOT $50.
In view II the fact that A Lincoln when in
Congress in 1847 supported Corwn in his op.
position to supplying American soldiers in Mex
leo with arms and MISUNDERSTANDING them to
the mercy Of Mexican guerrilas, and that Han.
nibal Hamlin voted against the Homestead Bill
we propose the following banner Tor the sup
porters OF the Chicago nominees:
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The Meeting aa the Cadix Junction
Withdrawn.

Owing to urgent professional business, Mr..
Estep will not be able to FL his appointment
at the Cadiz Junction on Saturday, October 81,
1860. The meeting is therefore withdrawn.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-17
Great Curiosity.

We have one of the greatest cuiiosities md
most valuable inventions In the know world =.
Full particulars sent FREE.
SHAW g. CLARK, Biddelord, Maine.
not a AZ ,~-'-N'
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-17

FOURTH STREET, sTEUBENyILLE,
II AS Just received direct from the East
IL magnificent stock of Nntlons
magnificent stock of Staple Gsods
magnificent stock of Domestic Dry Goods
magnificent assortment OF Gold 4 Silver Watch.
es, magnificent stock of Jewelry!
Broad CIohs, Satinetts Jeans, Twecds &c, n
large assortment, remarkably cheap, Cloths for
Ctloaks: new Styles Ready made Cloaks for la.
dies, a late styles A splendid stock Of Ladies'
Dress Goods, sci ected with great regard to taste -
His stock OF Notions is unusually large ana ex
ceedingy desirable. A superior stock OF Shifts,
a'ndershirts, Hosiery, and big stock of Gloves
gibbons, &c, Stuart's Waxed Thread and Spool
Cotton, large supply cheap He keeps on hand
a large hsso, TN rt of Ladies' Skirts Also Gold
and Silver Watches, Watch Guards, &c Goods
sold sithef Wholesale OF retai at Pittsburgh prices.
carrlase of Great Inducements offered to the
trade, for cash or approved credit Every reason.
ahe satisfaction given, and goods sold at city pri.
ces. ..I -
ROB1'. COCHRAN.
Cct. D, buly Fourth 8 rect, Steuhenyils
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Or. Hinde,'s Nrasriils oniai series

DR.. y. p. CkEA GER Ba,iusore l9a
Is the sole agent for Wnder ce iebreted Aatfimo.
nial series, three books. No l. "A Book for
Young Men: designed to prepare them for female
societV;" No, @; Errors 10 Corutship;" No o,
"Reproductivs control"
Either of them will be mailed to order ppstors
paid upon receipt OF % cents
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-17

0TBiessed are the girls that have no beaus.
for they pass no sleepless nights. Hush! don't
wake Wilson.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-17
Cadiz Rail Road Time Table

The Cars leave aud arrive at Cadiz every day'
except Sunday, rs follows =,
Leave Cadix q, ass A. M. s-o5 A. and 3-sS
Arrive a, Junction at 5-Io A. NJ. $50 A. M and
$50 P. NJ. Ar
Leave Junction at $50 A NJ, lois A, M. and
$40 P. M. a,
Arrive a, Cadiz at 6-35 M. ll-so A. M. and
6-25 PM. :,
Connections are made at the Junction with
Trains both East and West
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-17
sADDLES AND HARNESS.
sA nj GEL Tansm ems

WouLt respectfully inform his old customers
" and tia public generally, that he has on
hand a large stock and general assortment of Sad.
dies, Harness, DC, consisting in part IT fi-quil.
ted and plain shafters quilted hood cover and pds
hea.spanish md faibacks, quilted aud plain seat
ed, brass and wood horn deripeaks, plain and
quilted fsa;, low cnntle English tro:ttng saddles.
Also variety OF styles OF side saddles, with
short oHd extended quilted knee springs, hoop and
bAcS springs silver coiored russet bue and blaca
eenameied leather gu ltet and plain plpshed seate
he has alsc on band several SETS OF extra fine sii.
yer mounted carriage and buggy harness strong
YANKEE team harness, saddle bags, collars haiers,
Stlo.os aa inartingaes Of most esery description
quality ~ tact most everything usually kept in
stdd'er shop. fie deems 1t unnecessary 10 puff
and blow or Icy off gass abcut the material o.
workna uship Ut his work, ms will receninitaend
Itself to those who are Judges or who use tt
hanktnl t0g the iihers patronage lie has hereto.
Tore received, he hosey Nv strict attention to bnsi.
niss and selling good work at reasonable prizes,
70 merit contirlance OF the same. Shop third
dcor North OF McFadden's store. Cadiz, Ohio.
Feb Is, fs6Gl.iyg
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Nd Es. 3. C. AVER & CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
Price, 81 per Bottle, Six Bottles for o..
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself such .arernwn for the cure of
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint, that
it is entirely unnecessary for lis to recount the
evidence Of its virtues wherever it has beea EN-
played. As it has long been in constant use
throughout this section. need not do more than
assure the people its quality is kept mp TO tho best
it ever has lfeen. and that it may be relied OF to
do for their relief all it has ever Lcen found 10 do
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-17

North siis Ut Market g.feot ena daor w~as. pf &.h
sFEuBEkVILLE, OHIO TgA n
1tayins Ct received Iasge and carefully sslse.
tad stoyE ot the above named esods. would to
spfsweby att ounce 70 the read arr Of tha .sSanti
thins " my line ol asgeod Quality and At asslow
pti'et a. any honse III the city All persons @lsi
ung steuhanylls are iaited 10 Gull and examine
NV etocks Which is tall aaI eaaaIEs0a 8k8AE
rersohs ~istiing nyillilg duals In stdsspsisang
~ and IN tiie best possible na.litcr. *aaE
All wofs warraated, AMI every uftieie so,A
GUARANTEED ~ bo as represented or no sale
May i6, 'GV-lf L II, IEp5DN.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-17

For Children Teethino.
Which sfeatly Fnctitaies the process Of ,eeth,,
by so'teuing the gums. reducing sd inflammation
will allay ALL PAIN mud epasmod:c action.
and 10 @Na
ssare to Regulate rnc Rowe,x.
Depend upon it. mothers, it will give rest to vour
selves, and Relief and Hestth 70 yoar infants
We have put uD and SOLD ths article for over
ten years, and Gun say, % confluence ard truth o(
It. what we have never seen able 10 say of nny 9th
or nediclne-never has il tailed in single ns
stance, to effect cure, when timely used, Never
did we know single instance of dissatisfac tim
by nny one who used it. On the contrary, all are
delighted with it's operations, aud speak ia terYas
OF cofhmendation OF it's magical effects and med.
zeal virtues. We speak in this matter .,wlat we
do know after ten years experie nee, and pledge
our reputation Tor the fuhilment OF what We hare
declare. In almost every instance where the in
tant u suffering from pain and exhaustion reIiei
Will be tuuad In fifteen or twenty minutes after Tho
syruais administered.
his valuable preparation is tho prescription o
one OF the most experienced and skilliul nnrses in
New England, and has been used with never ail
ing success In
THOUSANDS or CASES
1t nat only relieves the child from pain; but iii
yigots ties the stomach and bowels, corrects ucid.
iv, and givss tone and energy TO Tho whole sys.
teni l1@iil almost Instantly -elieys vi
Gripping in the Bowel. Wind colo
au0 overcome commissions, whiei, sf not speedily
remed'ed, emp in death. We bt iiove IL the best
and remedy in the world, III II cases OF dye.
entery aLi Uarrh1a III chlidten whether 1t arises
from teothing, or from any other cause. We Woa
say to every mother who has cnild suffering
from any ot the foregoing c,tniplainls--do moi let
your predIaiices. nor the prcdiudiceS of othgrs.
stand between You and your suffering child, aiN
the relief that will be sure -yes. ABSOLUTELY
SUREto follow the use Of this aside inc, ii tima.
y ussd. fuli directions or .sing viii aesanpsny
CURTIS Il PERAlNs, New York, y .sn It'd aus
side STapper. n sSW w 4R@sh y ss aEN
Sold by Druggists thrsaglr.ai lls e@osfdaa
Prinepatothce IS, CeoaI atyfet, NJ. Z. Price on.
ly2S csnts per battle,
NAV ~, 1860 ".
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GROCERIES! GROCEsssEs.!
AT
GEORGE & WILSON'S.
Stnck FrcsIl nuA NnunnIefn

SEUCN FFCsM NNW F6fA fbiPFR.
WlE have on hand, and are now reeaivisr from
w the South and East tie argest Stock OF
Groceries ever brought to Csdiz, to which we wish
ocatl the attention of Retailers and others wish.
ing to purchase for their own consumpt ton. We
are determined to sell as io~ If not lower than
either Steubenyilis OF Wheeling prices. Our stock
cnnsista in nnrt nG
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-17

CLEVELAND. OHIO.
Th!s Mammoth Establishment ia now itsd with \
the Largest Best and most superior
stock Of Spring and SpHmer
Ready-Made Clothing, /
For Men and Boys Wear
Cloths, Cassimerss, restings, Linens fai.oss
Trimmings and Furnishing Goods that mas
ever been exhibited in tue State Of uhic4
wholesale ana Retail Purchasers Will Gnd 40
thoif !n'eFesl 20 yl2it Uaioa Hall ssiore soiag
elsewhere.
We are alec sole agents fer the sale of
Singers Celebrated Sewing MA.
chimes,
The Best Sewing Machines in the Weld; and
price lately reduced to FIFTY DOLLARS
Gall and gst one, OF send your order for one 10
ISAAC A. lSAACS,
Union Hall, Corner of Superior and Union streets,
CLEVELAND, OhlO.
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And the mot deli
cious and delightful
cordial ever taken.
Il il strictly a scieu
Iifc T. vegetable COM
pound. procured by the
distillniion Of Roots,
Herbs and Bark Yell
low Dock. Blood root,
Black Root. Sarsapa.
riila wild Cherry bark
and DaAdeliun enter
int" It's composition.
The n'ire active REM
edial principle Of each
ingre dent is thorough
Iu artKactat hv .v,Nl
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-17
DIR. i. II. meLEAN.s

Strengthening Cordial and BloOd Purifier
THk GREATEST REMEDY ~ EEE WORLD.
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NIRs. NY1NsIOW.

HAkSs HtHNSGO"s w
An Experienced Nurse and Female Phcsiciau,
prese nta to ihe attention of nolbers. her
SOUfi1iNG SYRUP
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New Stock for the Fall and Win
ter Trade.

Large Supply of Staple and Domestic Dry Goods,
Jewelry, &c, &c.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-19
MASS MEETING OF THE CABINET MAKERS


OF NEW YORK.
THIRTY SHOPS REPREsEHTED-RBPoRrs FROM SIEVE
RAJ COMMITTEES, ETC.
Inerc was held on Saturday, the Social Reform Hall In
Grand street, meeting OF The cAbne,makers Of the CITY,
FOR the purpose Of hearing the reports from various COM
mitsees and coherrrg together In their demand for In
creased wages Some thirty shops Of tho city have
agreed 10 give An increase o. from ten to twenty-five per
cant, and those chops that will not do 30 tho men are
leaving until the prcprtors acOede 10 what the workeu
consider their just demands. There were some two or
shree hundred persons present, mostly composed OF
workmen from tho shops Of Messrs Baupsdorr rbb,nv
hansen and Roux three bosses who have refused 20 give
their men any ircrease Tho addresses were an male
a The German tongue, there being none preeont but
0cr%.ss 5ney were short but 70 the point and vsrs
Of OF the committees 70 report The acai,n, is.ssS
but shoat time. ' >
Mr.. straubc acted as President, and Mr. Hosty a
Secretary. '"
Sosu after the time appointed for the committees "a "a
rnt, they uAsdc 'hcir appearance in toe roo In The
arrival and reports, the CnalxnaS en,crtnincd tho ss
irg with al address, IN which nc protssted Thai sa~h"
nics ard especially 'boee OF their class should not be
conpcihd 10 work on par, In point Of rcmuueration
with )aecyeys and o;he,s, ali OF whom reoeivsS ~ S
nearly se soch wages for their days work - ~ now
Zoo little 10 be paid 10 good tyndes.,.c ~ ~
day toll the speaker insisted hut when il & ~ me- h
some cssss. e ow as day. such unfair tfessneat q
with much favor and sornc applause.
fbe committee OF the workmen OF Brunner & Moore
10 Washing ON greet, OF which Joseph Darro vas the
a arnlsn and spokesman, entered and snno..csS
esir resciprs 10 report Their statement WAC In Tho
Irsd that they nag called on the boss Of the 60
abikhment IN which they were employed 10 demand
IN increase Of wages, but ioond thai he was ma
hcmo and that be would not be there until four o,Ioc
bch hour woud have been late 70 enable then, -
epoIt that day. bad they waited for his yeov harc.s
,rsfsntpg the nSelyes
motion 70 accept the report, and direc. the commit
IN lat Y.o h~r fhnvy had
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VIRGINIA TAxATIoN.-The law makers of virri
nh appear 70 be much embarrassed wah the queson Of
TAXATION. he Baltimore Am5cax sys-In tho good old
commonwealth everything is already taxed that the
satisfy the many heavy claims against H. mo House Of
Deeates On Wednesday introduced feature into the
tax bin, which s 10 eject 70 impose TAX OF per oent
upon the sales Of merchants except articles Of direct i'm
poraton 70 the ports Of Virginia from foreign porta and
articles manufactured within the STATE mo movements
has created quite senfation = Richmond. In the matter
II sugar. mcaes and rum tbe soushesn saaes would be
dkcrinibated against whilst the articles from Tia
West Indies would be exempt from lar.
The Richmond Whio says,u win be observed that this
tax imposed not upon the profits but upon the actual
Thus merchant Ia Virginia, who see In the course Of
tho year. ten thousand doar worth Of goods has 70
one hundred dollars tax, whehtr hs pro la be arye
small, or pothtpE. And the man who sells hundred
shoussd dollars worth has to pay sof ere tboussnd
dollars ard on Under the provision Of the bl there
s large importing nrm IN Richmond who win have 10
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Volunteers for Mexico.
THE KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN CIRCLE.


from the New Orleans Courier March 81
We observe call for the Knights Of the Golden Circle
TO meet at the hail the Carroon Railroad depot this
evening at seven O'Clock In conjunction with this call
we observe that many Of the leading members Of this
organization are now IN our city Cen Buckley, the Com
the St Ions Hotc Gen. Greer, who 10 well known a.
orc Of bravest volunteer colonies from Mississippi
during the recent war, and Who now commands diy
son cf the Knights Of the Golden Circle together with
Major Richardson, Of hs stan officers, and COL H. c.
Yourg, Of Memphis, who commands the First Tennessee
Scott and Lieut. Breese are al the Merchanss Captain
Gay, the wagon master At the Texas Houe add stlli
many others Of note and character the st Charles
or quartcrec with private friends in the CITY, Besides,
there are hundreds OF our own cisens in hourly contact
with these gentlemen thst cannot but inquire,
A readers feel some interest In Whatever il
likely TO create excitement feel ourselves jastied in
making the following statement respecting this powerful
organization from sources Of Information which, from
the character Of the parties from we have derived H.
deer, worthy Of respectful consideration. Toe h G.
1854 70 cuyss Ss sp or oSr
than ythug else then has steadily grown until
now numbers over SO COO members, who scattered
the Southern Safes and holding within It's charmed
circle many Of most influential and best soldiers
NO Organization Of the kind has n this country
bincd 60 much talent with such immense financial re.
sources and under the present aspect of political AFFAIRS
We do not ceem too mnch 70 say that the whole nation
may foon become deeply interested In the ultimate abors
ID generally understood that the Knights o. the Gold.
en- Circle arc preparing to operate Ia the broad heid
prize and industry, and The Irs IhoueSt Of tae ereat
public 10 that Il IN to be grand hibnster' operston
destined 10 meet the which have bcfalen
all simiiar expeditions But, for part our infor
nation IN the main be correct, tho gcntcmsn stand
NJ The head Of the movement Of entirely different
intellectual calibre from those whom have heretofore
seen directing these military operations II we were al
lowed guess ahouh say that these gentlemen are
about enharking In schemc not unlike that In which
lafayette, Koecueco, DeKan, and their compatrois 20
generously cnesEed In when tving to shake Cd
the ehackles q British despcsm; and We arc assured
that ther steady dee animation 70 pla,e the "Iioera
or Juarez party In the full peaceful occupation Of the
City OF Mexico and thus prove 10 TIE world that Ameri
cans win never refuse 70 other struggling people The IA
30 opportunity rendered CO BY the French in l177
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HtMsruS IN iHzAsp-The Richmond Di.pascA savs hat
pun clchs arc becoming fashions, ole with bnI
ne safe end nr> seibe, with their present acites -
M the nuEsTeus eIdA1 thst poas in upon them
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NxS, kassL, March Is, 1850.
eaiis Of he Pns sssiowA OsHsd A1dir-foIUe A ssoas
ar Maiavy-0p,' Company Lsans he PROFESSIONS aaS Is
En.ersai,sd tv lie Anti Sr3Us-7he xzSies Gay and
Jo,ens--AHxmpt at c0nrsa;ss--zae o3isas Hsu
zalk-In,roducsica ~ Abosxi Ssism-carieW Dr,ispe.
msxfs, De <e.
me grand parade ove.-, aud your correspondent
allowed few to .wsrhaul his notes aud sead
you brief account Of the deu4 usrssou. The affair was
completely successful AMI gave enc satisfaction 10 all
the d.es Concerned. Throxing aside, FOR the moment
misunderstanding among the Mar bebead Military, relative
20 military rank and preccdeccc nothing occurred to
the universal satisfaction
The procession was under the chief marsheshp OF Mr..
ltard r. Oliver, the oracle Of tho Lynn strikers AM Nc
warren II. ccSrer, Of the leaders of The male sf
kers.
Altar O'Clock the different bodies began to assemble on
Lynn ccu mon, and b. harpass eleven they ready
70 s,art; and after they the nsrch 70 meet
jbe Msrbiehesd strikers, IaG.ss and men,