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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-06

T AW BOOKS,
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Angel and Ames on Corporations.
Bishop on Criminal Law, vols,
Bishop on Marriage and Divorce,
EOurier's Law Dictionary,
Eourier's Institutes, vols,
Brightley's Digest,
Cushingfs Massachusetts, Reports, II vols.,
Ch.tty on Pleading, vols,
Chitty's Blackstone, vgls.,
CURTIS Decisions in tbs Supreme Court Of q. S.
p vols,
Chifty7 On Bills,
Drake on Attachments,
Decisions in the Dred Scott Case,
Gresneaf on Evidence, vols,
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Hurd on Habeas Corpus, -.. .....
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Nash's Digest Of Ohio Reports,
Nash's Pleading and Practice,
Ohio State Reports, complete sstsr
Parsons on Contracts, 2 vols.
Parsons Mercantile Law,
Redheld on Railways,
Rats Guide for Administrations,
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Story on Parthership, I
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-06

BZ-Tsmper not with Nature and the laws
physical aud ul0rll that guide her aParations Her
qiftu tsee made % Jrsg md abuse. The direiul
results arising from tbelstter legion the most
settled habits Of the bassr sort DO overcome BY
q careful psrusai q the work Human Frailty, or
Researches" Il viii lead those de-
sssd and degraded victims that hover on the brink
a dissolution to the paths Of happiness and virtue
4lesSl,,h be e5uvinccd-ths truth is there.
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BEING ADOTTED EVERYWHERE
INGHAM & BRAGG
HAVE SOLD
$50 COPIES
IN LESS THAN NINETY DAYSi

Look at the testimony Of Learned Men;
'sDr. Worcester has performed with rare industry
and admirable judgment the proper task Of the Lex
icographsr that Of aacertaining and recording usa-
ges Of our language.
The new and authentic etymologies, the concise
ness and peteness Of the definitions; the nicely
with which the different shades Of meaning in syn
onyms are distinguished. and the conscientious ac-
rracV Of the work in all its departments, gave IT. in
nv Judgment the highest claims ofthe public favor
NEW YoRK, May l3 W. q. BRYANT.
81 concur with the opinion Of MI; BTyant5,-n7
SUNNY SIDE, May "a, 1889.
Hon George bancroft, LII. D., says: "On questions
of ortboRraphy, shall make IL my standard, allow
ing myself rare dsviatiOns, perhaps no devistions
whatever"
Hon. Edward Everett says Il have mede CON
slant use Of Mr. WOrceters Dictionaries since their
first publication. His Orthography and pronuncia-
tion presents, far aware, the most adprov-
ed usage Of our language. His Definitions seldom
leave anything to desire" r...,.o
iunea lNbaAM bhAG9.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-06

SMPORTANT TO FEMALES
M CHEESEMAN'S PILLS. The combination
= in these Pills are the result Of a long
80 ...ssi,s -tics. They mild in their ope-
- - -, ~ correcting al Irregularities
Painful Transformations, re- WINS - =
whether from cold or ofhorWisIs - ~ -.
the side pslpitation Of the heart, VIII e b1oE and
ohsctions, Mysteries, fatigue pain in tn " inter-
nmbs, &C, disturbed sleep, which arise fre-
ruption Of nature.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-06
DR. CHEESEMtNS PILLS.

0Es. AA4GAAA1A4-A---N - --1A@A1
Wuz the commencement Of a new era II the treat
uneut m those Irregularities and distractions which
have consigned many thougauds 81 the young, the
beautiful and the benevolent to Premature crave.
10 female can enjoy good health unless she s regular
and whsneyer obstruction takes place the general
health begins 20 decline.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
are the most efIectual remedy ever known for all
complaints peculiar TO Females. To all classes theg
are fuvauhble adncilg, irih certainly, psrodtcqt reg
slarilg. They are known 70 thousands VINO have
used them at different periods throughout the coun-
Try having the sanction Of Of the most eliiasHf
Fhssic5ars u AmsTtca. Ezhca directions statg tgheHi
ld Jty theV sh0iiid aof Be used with each box toe
Oas Doflar each boz, 0ontaiHilg 40 l'ills- 49,.
valuable pamphlet TO be had treeJ OF the Agents
Pills ssaf by naa promptly By enclosing Price 70 the
General Agent Sold BY DruggiHts generally.
B. B. HgTCHINGs, General Agent
EEH l65 Chambers st., New York
Sold IN Cleveland at Wm. kisks and Gaylord
9ammOnd's. -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-06
HATsI HATSII HATSIII

PADDOCK
HAT EMPORIUM HAS BEEN
REPLENISHED, and bis
SPRI NG s T y Z Il
Has arrived. Every style oi Hat known o-A
found at
PADDoCKs
THE ZOUAVE HAT,
TIE FRENCH FELT Hat
TIE BROAD BRIM HAT
THE FINEST SILK HAT,
TIE CASHMERE HAT,
THE OLD MANS HAT,
THE STYLISH MANS HAT,
THE BUSINESS MANS HAT,
THE SPORTING NAN HAT,
TIE BOYS HAT.
Mems Caps, Boys, CAPS, Iniants' Caps. shaEsr
Hoods, Hatand CAP Trimmings. A large sslortlnsnt.
LADIEss4 GESrLEMEEs RUBBRR eLeEEA
silk and Cotton Umbrellas,
i.sdissls .1is Trunks,
Ladtesl Hruukls
Jhildrsn's Wagons,
ChiIdrsn'a Wagons,
Childrenia Wagona.
We shan open in a fsw days, lars' and ilihi0ra
STRAW GOODS.
Increase Of room enables ne % exhibit my stock
70 sdvSnessIs and NJ fleHds and the pulllc are ~
S1scffeIig inTitsd 20 call and aEamina for 1heEl-
aalFel
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-06

DR.. Cheeseman's Female Pills are sold oy
CHURCHILL BROTHER, Druggists.
RIn g. ". cor Ontario st. a Public Square
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-06

- Holloway Fills and uintmeDt arc sod Jy
CHURCHILL & BROTHER,.
8 49, L. - u--L- 81.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-06

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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-06

sold BY Dr.. BARROW, lsl Bleeeher ST., n Y
Do - cents Sent free Of postage everywhere.
sold also by GAYLORD 4 HAMMOND and " n hIsKEi
T,-Ssr-isfs Cievelgsud iuly15:lW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-06

I34E's'' g E9eP sa,s.. 2. E ssAt ~ ..gsl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-06
N0RT0N's OINTMENT,

sALT-RHEUM AND SCROFULAi
PoFmsnently cures Sosldhead, Ringworms, and al
Itching Eruptions Of the SKIN.
This Ointment penetrates to the basis Of the dis
ease-foes to its very source-and from the flesh
beneath 20 the skin on the surface Sold IN large
glass boxes, price 50 cants.
Prepared By GERERT N0RroN, Proprietor, New York
Depot At FrNfoLn, fAEKER N6wERs, No. IS
Bsokmau street
Sold by STRONG & ARMSTRONG. lrh2s
FOR soRE, WElE, ISTLsWED EYss ASD.
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Ni9beSablun8 pe5 Sreiten Sermins Yprsubes

9(lWee6aDlllIl8 pe6 Snelten Gern1tnS Dpr5ubes
reiten.
Gr traf 9errn Smartborn in 1einem Sc
btnette uno tparO nit grocer 5reunolidfeit
empfangen. 9llS er feline Nneeleoenbeit aus<
etnanoer9eleBt uno ben Snbalt pe6 8riefes
aus Oeutl1lano mit9etbeilt bate, IblpB er
bic Sltte : ct bCffe swar su retbter 3eit Den
Jelt beS &auflhtItn96 beSaHen Ut fDnnelL
lpllte es tbm aber bod unmS9i6 tperoen.
70 bcffe er, 9err Smartbprn perpe 9ahltAt
uno geruo baben unb ibm eineu ldnseren
Eermin bspiui9en, 0err 5martbprn bDrte
tbm aufmertlam uno rubig gu, - 1Aien gu
ilberle9en unC Ia9te pann nob etner feitcn
paue: ,Wletn gutter 8Dtt9er! Die 3eiten
fno bart uno baS baa,e 0elp lebr lslter, -
th bOffe, gle rperpen III rehter 3ett Sablen
fDnnen, mas mir ebr lisb letn wiro, ba iA
leltlt cann 9rOBe 3abunsen sl matbtn babe.
Sly fam Sbnen jsBt fhOn unmD9Iib etwa5
SetImme6 Sul19en, = iolIte aber RE 3eit
hsrantpmmtn unp Sie lih pann pirflitb in
or llnmo9Iidfelt, MIDI Su bes1blen, beftnoen,
10 peroe lb 9elplb tbun, mas reht unp bldg
it,
uSaulenO Danf, !9err 9martbCrn," Iasts
Der erfreute S6tther, = ,tdD wuste e8 ia,
zap gle ais Treunp an un9 banpeln mir
oen." -
u2lber laBen gle mir bod, gutter B6ttder,"
1eI ,bm Wr. Gmarbcvn IN pie 9ece, :
oipenn nun pas GjeIO in DeutihIano fir Sit
YetIpten plre - uno Wenn suf1lIig eie n1d,1
tie @rnpte miBriVbe, = lpie wpen cSie MIDI
canm beSobIen Z"
nM pAs mtlB rer liebe Qimmel !" leuBte
Sptit4er npurum aOer 9Iti1 pa5 Sdilmmlte
penftn {"
o9fun lb meme nur," erlcuterte Wtr. Js@
remlat, = pb Sie gar fenen anptreil 8lfs
Dat mebr Datten, Oh fte auf nihtS bpfIen, =
auf GlmretbunS elmer olten S6uIo, - Deer
- auf 23ieceluufftnpun9" ct tra6 foribenp
unp Inuelnp ab.
uAuF 9Slecerdufitnpun9? YOn mas? 0trr
S'mMttprn" frage SOtt1er. uSbrpobI III
pelem SanOt 9tbprer, babe id e5 pod ip
| frub UerIaItn, DAP idb meoer 8trpanote NOD
Sefannte bier babe, = morauf lplIle i9 bOfs
| fem?"
,om mtrb Diiufte," fubr 9err Smart9Oru
! fort, oi6 bDr!e IN SDrem Ioaule Spn S5emans
ben etpas 2lebnIi1e5 1uBrn nun piels
let9t babe ib MIDI AUDI getdulht. Stennen
Sie pte Seben89elblAte Sbreo Tater6, al6
er nod bier lebte, 9enaa? SIT 5bnen Der
Name ga forge nidt Oprsefpmmen?"
Gater SDther pa6te einen Au9enblif
naA, = paun la9te CT: nSb erinnere mid,
oab pieler 9f1me in ben Oe ,prd1en meiner
gItern uorfam, unp p1b le Don ibm. wie Opn
etnem alten Tttunpt lpratben. Da8 Qeben
meine6 8aters in pielem 2anpe betrefenO,
70 weib i9 weni9, rena idb SdbIte erit att
Sabre, aIs mir ct. 2oui8 YerIieBel1, lnp in
europa ebte iA mi! per Multfr luf einem
fetnfn Oprfe i'm @lluB, pabrenp mfin gater
ais Splpat untst Dem SSaIer 9tapplton
pienle. Sn lpdteren 3elten ais mir ibn irtes
Ger bel unS laDen, ipraA ct nur leBr lelten,
uno lebr weu9 Don Amerita +"
(Sprtebullg fplet)
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8 er mil 0 t e 8.
9 pttl . + |!

q @pttlpb
@8 1T bic 53utunft unI'reS 0fei4S
9tun gang 9epro ct Wproen:
Sn TepliB trie8ten 9ndoi9 ia
9le96ers unb S9letntb Sroen
(6um6. 0fef)
TO19enbe In5ei9e beftnbet it4 IN
Der uWinnelpta Staut85ettun9;
@etauft I'M Namen rer bell. NatuF ltllb auf9e<
nonlnlen III ben 8unb oer freien WtenI9en llnS
ter bem Sale bes Minnebaba am Spnnta9 be8
20. Suli 1860:
.Oscar eafu4ette %. 3tenau.
Den freien Srauen uuo Wtdnnern, Die init
iplAer S9eilterunS pieien feterliden gct ppllS
5ieben balfen uno pes &inpe5 Sdueen9el bur48
2eben gu lein ltd blS gSDrt 9aben, ia8en bic
Glteru Dellelben ibren innislten Dunf.
@5arles un0 Matbilpe 2ienalt
pnnenftniterli4eS. Sn SpaT
MEN bat Die SpnnenfinlterniB eint9e 9ibIhe
Serlautbarun9en perunlaBt 90 bat 5. y.
per 2llculpe pber 8itr9ermeiter BON 3ampra
all ben StraBenefen fpl9enpe &unbmddun9
anl4la9en lu6sn:
vauf 8e5ebl be8 Serrn Ilealce finoet mpr<
gen cine SpnnenfinleruiB Ratt; Gle @tnpcbner
merben biernon in &enntniB 9eIebt, bamit 9fie~
nlanb beim 9tublid pieleS Ybdnpmens erfaunt
ipelde8 in alien cipililirten 2dnoern Dor li9
9eben piro."
llnO Elm glcalDe Der 9rOpin5 2llicante erlieB
fplSenoe Summarizing
Der @cuperner trin9t gu meiuer &enutliB,
paB am 18 B., penn 3uldbt eine Spnnenfn>
lterniB ltuttfinp,n wirb II. I. lp."
Sn@I IenptGe, e, N. g., 1T I'M 3prf>
moore elm ppllltSnbiseS Wdtnnputb= =@erippe
sefunben pOrbelt, piellei4t 9rSBer ais bic metz
lten biSber 9efuupenen, ba Gin Stpd5obn 10
SUP 2dn9e miBt. 5err 8arnunt Der 6inber,
bpfft bort nod mlebrere ber9leiden gu fincen.
@r entoedte audi babel Elm rei6e8 Eager rQa
Mersel ppn ebenlO rOr5it8lider Site, alS bas
in gtetpzSerleA 9efunpen,
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8. 0arh's gsseinballe.

2rnbarbftr. $50, 161, 5m. !Sanpper. II. Sbarp.
1tesn 6enten ub 8etantcn Owie einel 9eeben 9ubli-
tn e9e i berit an SaB i nete gsenban0lg lnS ggens
wutbi9a mad pbgem 9ase Se9t bebeteno p8r5cr babe.
Oaebe unaBt ae Sorten o, &bea, llna0r- unO ran66.
8 bel ben csi8m ren9en Spnta9S8ebe nod gang bOnberS
oerpee ba eS am @nes am been it, penn m eoer elm &r6pf
eu eble Jebeuof hrs SauS dat SD bertaufe meue gSenc
bm as la6 unS @aone unb liere bisieGb Bel 9l6no9ne
bon Qpeno la4en cbr bei Der acne fclteure mrs auSJ
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Or. sSphnifnll.

WIgeH YES f1nt8Iieu Gcutelums bar DMnSar in Qsntpn
Srafurter enes Ger eren mebjtndn GSueaien Der Der 5ae
ZEN Ger ben 9E0gttn E6e nes 9bens In rpttarn brn
ecnpc ynrs pEaeelpttd unb anbEen SdSen suaebra Bat
tngt Der wurfrbar Setlunsn Stntt BON benen tte Ge
tGte oer Wtcbn rss ujatItes 2ettsnbt Ste Dtrenau
fa Nergrta nne snetren Srantteen Iten fplae g. aud
thn tt Sereen R!tinefttu H. purbem ausen6lhsi &C.
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1r, 9obn|toll,
Der einalae 9lrat, rpelher attaetat.

(Gtdbltrt Srs a4atsn Sabrtn.l
r bat bas Aderae 7trtiarat unb Etae ~ In ker gCeIs
sAresf seaen aae eet Rronttetten Shpd&e i'm den unb
@eberu ltSt teF S4HtrttA
III rem Qeneen ben etn btr nrablae bes Ntrlufts kf
ursdatien Rraft NerSenres scr Rppf @uree RdtH'
6aut ratt nb auer eats ipen utkI he BON gewtEH
lttt nS ale Sirentu-Seidne ben O. brttn beS uIYe
n jtitte eebt @en TIRE eldnDenhacn
tfauneru peru5tn 56Wdar ber GUnAutsrn rresbrsnetn
e SGs au6elt MAIDEN unb inst ben GSrser HHe SuH r'
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28elt- -Gm0e @jroternzstore.

JOEIN n IkESSE To ----
Bcfgufer BON allen Sprten @rpCeriep aareu, ebeuIr
gBeu1en ranoweeu, Giber BET laide O0er @alcne. al
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VIII

galer SOh6sr bate ben, il, rpieen 3us
funftSbOffnun9en fdpel9enpsn. Sarl an pas
CUR Nbfabrt na6 Dubuque btreitete Boot ses
bradt uno be9ab fiA jcBt gu Serrn 9marte
born, I'm arf lepen Sall bin nit ibu1 su lpree
6en unp lba fir ben mpsliAeu Sail elmer
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Der ilnaIGdlte eler nit ebsem uebx besafet if hhE f@
Iueu an esen erfabreRen Hrst enSe hur reIen tt
bon ieinen Shmen bere trb, icnhen buielbea aud bed
bia iein &raten sne iebr biee Renun8 gu ae pdbreHe
a. IN ben Suen no bic Ssntptpne E9 etas IN oas Seem
eiueepurs rser Se 2ransse weier @ ee9ren bat ~ e
Rer melt srs6creu Sednun9 beree tf. BerenHhn8en oAeT
G5trGuesa perhen mad ner rsm Sr- s. Sntb anfse
fnbnen BetasbnnaSwetie III Uegen Taeen ptne SnerSea
a6er Sueonsenieren hr ben anteH eese 3usletG sara
Hrt 81 g. g. gmeS baS tetne GntIha6uns BET srtra" 4.
r oIs heures" bebanhe EeTeeH Esbmr@ 10 Oft 3karas6t
Die tra1riseH SOIssn berbea5rtR.
Snoe aeuie u1b aEs UeiSs am eraAfer S4w34t Iethen
0Rfen & set 8eiten meu r0bg e sseH 9Hanr nab srSss
antoItcn erparet.
0r & S. gmiis Sat bird bic sIA6I@e Cur sbss. Rrsf4e-
su arESere erGbMttet as seMb n aabcrer G5t n RMea
d gr beIt baS uebel IN Sen wsen bon @rnnh Ans Ans
b Der Contribution tbre nprtn5e Rraf Wteeer neeM q nnr
stade ut6 ibe 1Ri atpeths. Seae NeeiStn TT re res
Otrtr nab aueA utSraf@em 9eH, tn einr beauem Ntea
Wtae 5uberet wnb taHn I'M @s Db RnassHfe seer e ssx
Se rnbemcr uES stae @t5raus In @c9dfem in rerarea
a,ucn,eu rerbeu Tnr HeMn kese GntanoanS etsetea i
SoirS cine Giui&rEnsune ber 2ebenswete HptBweIbs.
Auh BEN Rranteete1 be3 pebGen GeiGle@H kM Et. j. D.
mb M elmer Reibe 5atren feline besabere anm aneH
arbet u,,b U.rfprit alien 2ebenSen ens beenhe @ur.
Or g. g. GMiH's Brdoentaoe FIT Srsncn tann nsaA 9n ee
su, gabe erbae Die Debt5M iH sst unb DnrSe 9nSeH
Sahrer anBepibeHt9 eieI baeon 1e6raut. res o. Pet
Ssreu ~ Baltimore enterxt nctReH oHneN ne 9ean
suoabe ber gcu.rente Tr. 3. ., Smb In portoen Drte
euuuIttrcn be Teb mao hoeab eiaem Tk<e ses SS'es
eeIatdt erbalten. r,sm.. u.s :.
parote 2inn1sr sur Tisppfpn bsr EatentcR.
Ofen ben lbr RcrseHs BIG libI assnes.
or. g. q. SAsfft.
Saso.s GS. II Sas-SreAey&az. S&EAsfssA
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-30
Groceries, SSSetne, 2tq6rs .c.
Nle6ter @mmentbaler=, S@peiSer=
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mir all gSeoerprfaufer biuigit obSeben werben,
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8aItiluorc=2pcE=9oIp

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DER sin3gs plag. 100 etns 6etlun8 erdGuGt
perpen tar1t,
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lenps r1tTlirt.
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8erbetratbete NerIpnen,

oee pe rtlts I'D su Ssrteratsen Esab6ttstn unh M YSy
s Sbwlbt pber enes aRberen 5tnternHeS btruE fnH g
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f1un tim ala Skrcnmarne rtne 8urht F 6ubkrrauer
uub tlperb it'd dufieins dratlmt Rf5t6(tdfeft berldn
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Sine 9eilan9 IN 2 Ia9en 3u9eitAert.
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ss}unoe gOf1nner,

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EaItnt unb tntSdtltsn gerfaubs strd
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Belpnber6 III beaAten +!

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Wouueruementsz@dlle ill's gluslallo

werbeuta Der Office bss u28eder" bsiprst IT H
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-11-01
Ping Down .

and Lane! - AnOther Flag at the Mast Head ~!
We learn from undoubted authority that upon due
consideration and sober second the gallant
Democracy of New Port (Shepardsvile) have haMeA
do00n the Douglas and johnson flag, alluded to in the
the names of BRECKENRIDGE and LANE. Three
cheers and tiger for the indomitable Democracy of
ShepardsvP who, when their eyes were opened to the
TRUTH, not afraid nor ashamed to let the world
know that they had gone back to their FIRST LOVE :!
The ballotbox at Shepardsville will tell different tale
from what the Progress expected. 1t will find, on
the 9th of November that the pec9le" of that ster
ling precinct are not nearly all for taat ticket"
NeCbern INQUIRER.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-11-01
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

NEW HANOVER COUNTY.
WHEREAs information has this day been made to us u.s.
one slave PETER belonging to the estate of VIM. B. Col
vim has away and lies out hid and va Rs
peaceu inhabitants of said State These the
Of North Carolina require him, the said slave forthwith
to himself his MASTER other lawful authority
and we do hereby order this proclamation to be published
at the Court door, and two other public places OF
said county and said slave that he does not mme
ture him. by Staying him otherwise without accusation
or impeachment any crime Given under our hands and
seals This Sth NAV 1860 JAS. F. SIMPSON, j. P. L. S
JOEL L MOORE J. P. L. s. ]
Peter is five feet eight or inches high stout and black
runaway February 1852 will give one hundred dollars
for him dead or alive II. A. COLVIN.
May "a 1860.-39-tf.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-11-01
TERMS or ADVERTISING.
The Melancholy pity of Judge Douglas,

The Melancholy Ditty of Judge Douglas,
IN SEARCH OF HIS MOTHER DEAR.
Done into oeTSe to The tame of Lord LoUel
Judge Douglas he stood at his mansion door,
reading the Dred Scott case;
And p" the giant - was bothered in mind thateIay
For remarkably long was his face-face-face
For remarkably long was his face.
" Now, where are you going? ?" John Forney said,
Now, where are you going % said he;
s. am going to lay my weary head
Upon my dear mothers knee-k knee-knee
Upon my dear mothers knee.
So he rode, and he rode, and he rode far away
On steamboat and railroad train;
But altho he rode for many a day,
bis search for his mother was yain--vain-yain
His search for his mother was vain
Oh the Judge was stopped at each stopping place
By the people, all eager to see
The man who had sacrificed name and fame
The President for to be-he-be,
The President for to be.
BE went in hot haste down to the South
In search of his mother dear;
But he got no further than Raleigh town
When he left with flea in his ear-ear-ear
When he left with flea in his ear. TDdily DELTA