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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-11
MONTVALE SPRINGS.
Ia q O.
s. LANIER * SONS, AND A. p. WATT,
OWNERS AND PROPRIEToKs.
Also Owners mainly, and PrOPrietOrs of
HANGE TEL,

MONTGOMERY :: ALABAAA 4
VIRAVELERs the Railroads from Dalton Chattanooga
TO Knoxville Tennessee, reach hontTae BY taxing stage
Coaches at Knoxville.
Messrs s. Lsner Sons In Hotel business
Tin Macon Ga in New York and in Montgomery AlA for
more than twenty Experience has taught them the wants
OF he travelling Pubc and they oil who seek health,
comfort pleasure that resort complete
mONTvALE SPRINGS,
in the extent and variety Of which these objects
cured They invoke the attention Of the public to their advan
tAges in all these respects .-.. =.
As to the curative properties Of Waters experienced
resident physicians testify as follows;
They are in their effects the human system; Durec Da
phorec Aperieut, Highly Aersut ExhilaTan Indirectly
powerfully Tonic They have, perhaps, rival in efficacy
either in the mineral vegetable kingdom, for all corpre
hended under the general Dyspepsia their many and
varied concomtants Hpohondraisis, Neuralgia Chronic
Liver Complaint enlargement Of the Spleen. Sick
Headache Debility, Derangerent OF the Nervous
Their Durec properties reoder them powerful remedy in
most cases OF Chronic Dro1y, and affections Of the Kidneys
They also efficient in Nercial Diseases arousng dor
mant powers of vitality and thus assisting dodge
throw OF morbid poisonous from the system
In Short all cases OF general debility and enerSAoR VII ind
very agreeable and reliable remedy in these waters.
Cases Of obstinate Chs and Feves and many dis
eases as Herpes, or letters &C. have been cured BY them
persons suffering 9Th Chronic Diseases and make trial
Of the MontTale Waters"
WATT, LANIBR & co.
The huntsville (Alal Democrat, Memphis AppsQI Vcks-
burg (Oiss CUE, and Natchsz Miss Free Trader will
in all their issues for three months and send bills Mont
vale Springs, TO the proprietors.
mAy3-itE&wsm WATT, LANIER & co
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SUICIDE IN MEMPHs.-A merchant from Marion,
Arkansas, named v. J. CoNNoR committed suicide
in his room at the Gayoso House, in Memphis, Tues
day afternoon by the use Of morphine. No cause
il assigned for the rash act as he left no letter or
note of explanation.
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FEMALE LsTITUTE.-We call the attention ofparents
and others to the advertisement Of the Franklin
Female Institute, under the superintendent OF Mr..
McNUTT, gentleman il every respect qualified for
such position. The town of Franklin is noted for
its refined society. aad is healthy any town in
the Union.
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FOR sale,

TEyHAT comfortable dwelling No 165 South Summer street,
Il formerly the residence Of Russell housIoN. Esq,
Jas. CoRRKY, Esq Apply to J. kIRKAAN, President
aug2-u Union Bank Of Tennessee.
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Manny's COmbInea Renper and


PHILADELPHIA, Aug. lO.-Cross the forger has beer
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Cross Re-arrested.

louisville. IO-In g. counties Combs majority j.
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COMMERCIAL.
Rreaasluffs and ProvIslons.

The Cincinnati Gdzete OF the 9Th says Of BreadstufE
The our make continues langud "a fo94 g. for fair
whstandng the crggDg condition Of The market further
advance per busse established wheat the
closed 91 for red 81 lAi y for white lot
prime white dl sold at 81 IS Ear declined to SO TO-
bat seed cohres and derand 50 to 81 including
sacks
The Louisville Courier Of the OH, says:
There is still good enaad for asur from the South, and
IS We quote hne al So 50 and supene 81 IS
msnd for he0 whatever Boluers anxious realize from
wheat arriving in wagons though the receipts By
road heavy averaging about 1890 bushels daily From
white Lots OF choice white Woui Commando high
as 81 zoe ls The greater portion Of the ts are from
much larger than previous
The Louisville and NASHVILLE Ral.oad have had Is much
business could attend snip the hsasy lots Of rain
which merchants have sold parties in Georgia and Alabama
over 5000 bushels shelsd sold at 6096sc sacks included
The rclnnati Gazette 9Th says OF Provisions:
There stronger feeling in the Provon market to day
with more disposition operate There we're sales 70 moderate
extent Of 99 Tor sh uiders Tor rib sides
and for clear do. There come inquiry Tor nak meats
but we dd not hear q any sales Of Ins askng
heavy sides held US with buyers at Tvs Mess pork
was in good demand 1909 So were taken n ou nIS ,O &C.
that fr Among the sales Of bacon we're Uu hhas clear sides
for New Orleans at lszc.
The Louisville Courier Of the 9th says:
The Provision market to-day em except for Mess pork,
which rather dull Holders were wiling to sell at $40 50,
eutcoGd fad purchasers In Bacon wasa large move
fully maintained holders not willing to make any
whatever. OF $50 casks shoulders sold t
Southern marty az CSC delivered week There good
business done in sides I2c for rib sides, l2 for clear
rib sides and f for lar sides The of Light
and the heavy m actions and yesterday
mnshed the stock bulk se be
flied oct of it and delivered smoked It is thought
stock Of bulk hand present will fall short of
2OOOOOO ounds There small demand for hams, but
owing the right supply hand the nsrket was firm at S
plain and cured and lot, choi
Lard steady with small de-
msnd at I3c
We 500 Kentucky hogs made in Cncin
commission dslversole curing the first fifteen
November. Another Of 500 offered
prces highest offer that could be got them
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3. r. CUTTER.
Noe SO aad 80 Corner Of COzege sad BroadusaS.
NASHVILLE, TENN
Wholesale aud Retail Dealer an
Boots, Shoes, Hats. I'm bre has, " hips, &c
as Just opened and has exhibition one Of the best Se
IL ieed stocks ever before offered, and at E prices
GENTS's Boys, AND YOUTHS.
Every style II sewed and pegge work. acng Calf Kid
ratent LeaiLer 6ost Buekskn, Co, Lasting Caters
ace and stripped Shoes Oxford Ties &c. 10 short sssry
LADIES', MISSES, AND CHILDRENss
My stock ia hsdepArent hasbeen rejected With great care
and cannot e exceile ompng part ane Calf K Goat
French and English Lasting Caters, Boots Buskns sppers
&C, &c, with and without heelL
HATS CAPS AND STRAW GOODS.
Just received direct fo the nanufscores sve srle ard
color Of Rur, Beaver Cashmere Gerno Straw and Leg
horn Hats
Umbrellas Trunks Travelling Bass CARPET BAGS School
sahes Saddle Rags Backing and brushes waking Canes
Tscks WHIPS, Thcbgs, Hosiery sc &c, Constantly On hand
All 81 Which viii be sed AZ Ehcesais retail reasonable
terms
Betting &c., Ar CoST.
5000 feet Of Leather Gum Betting from 10 el nehes
vide Gum Packing, all thickness Copper 8uEs and RVs
Lace Leather al cost foz cash, % close
B.K. CUTTER
Corner Of College ana BrosdEsy,
March SJ-dtv&Vu Nashville, Tenn.
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meets ali such emergencies and household afford to be
without it. 1t always ready and to the sticking point
There longer necessity for mpng chairs, plnterd We
hesdss dolls and broken cradles 1t jus. the article
for she'll and other ornamental work. popular with
dies Of refinement ami taste.
This admirable preparation used eod being chemically held
in solution possessing all the valuable qualities Of the best
Glue used in the place Of ordinary
mucilags, being vastly NOSE adhesive.
stUSEFUL IN EVER n HOUSED
IA Brush ACCOMPANIES each bottle PRICE. cents
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL The PURPOSES Of A pJRekTTE MEDICINE.
FoR CosrIvENEss;
For TIE CURE OF DYSPEPSIA;
FoR JAUNDIcB;
FoR THE CURE OF INDIGESTION;
For HEADACHE;
For THE CURE OP DYsENTERa;
For Foul STOMACH;
For THE CURE OF ERYsIPELAs;
FOR THE PILES;
FOE THE CURE OF ScROFULA:
For ALL ScRoFuLoUs COMPLAINTS;
For THE CURE OF REECHATIsM;
For DISEASES OF THE SKIN;
FoR THE CURE OF LIVER COMPLAINT;
FOB DRoPsY;
FoR THE CURE OF letter, TUNoRs AND SALT
RHEUM;
For WORSfs;
For THE CURE OF GoUT;
For A DINNER Pill;
For THE CURE OF NEURALGIA;
For PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
They sugar-eoated. that tie most sensitive
take them pleasantly and being purely vegetable,
harm arise fIo,n their use in any quantity.
Price 25 cents per Box; Fivs boxes for SIeo.
Great numbers of Clergymen Physicians, Statesmen,
and eminent personages, Lave lent Their to
tfy the unparalleled usefulness Of these remedies bit
our space here will not permit the insertion Of them.
The Agents below named furnish gratis AMERICAN
ALMANAC, in which they giveE with also full de-
scnpOns Of the above COMPLAINTS and the treatment
that should be followed for their cure
Do not be put off by unpnncipled dealers with other
preparations they make more profit on. Demand
AYERS, and take others. The sick want the besg
aid there is for them, and they should hove it.
All cu- Remedies are for sale By
10. G. BROWN L EVANS -,
and BERRY DEM0vILLB "%sn'iiiS
=. PABNSW0RTH 4 CO.. Menphis
Sold at retail By all Druggists throughout the south and
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SPALDINpS PREPARED GLUE

accidents pOiU happen, sUe1 oeregu1ated Gfniiss
N it very desirable to have cheap and convenient way
or repairing Furniture, Toys, CrOckery, &c.
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CITY NOTICES.

Jonx Do1AN died IN Chattanooga on the 9TH from
the effects of snn-stroke
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-01-05
TIER COUNTY, PA, THURSDAY, JANUARY S, 1860

pathy" whet the khite$ fer our threats
and klndle the torch that ,ireS ctr homes
K0H reverence Brown for his tlemenky
TO his priSouefs T! prisoEsf3 and how
taken (? Chstspcctiug workmcn, going
to their daily duties; uaarned gentlemen,
taken from their beds at the dead hour oi
night, by six men doubIy and trebly arm
ed. Suppose he had hurt a hair of their
heads, do you think one of the band of
dcsperadoes would have left the engine
house? And did net he know that his
treatment of them was his only hope OF
life then, as of eemcncy atterward OF
course he did The United States troops
c>uld not have prevented him from being
torn limb from limb.
| Will add, in conclusion, no Southern
er ought, after your letter to Gov. Wise
and to Brown, to read = line Of your COM
positieH, or 10 touch magazine which
bears your name in its list of contributors f.;
and in this We hope fof the sympathy"
at least of those at the North who deserve
the pame of woman. NJ. j. c.. Mason.
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nolltiral.
VIRGINIA AND MASSACHUSETTS,.
Interesting Correspondence.

interesting correspondence.
Letter from hrs Mason Of Ia. to L. Maria Child
Alto, King Georges Co., Va,
Nov. IL, 1859.
Do you read your Bible, Mrs. Child !?
If you do. read there Woe unto you.
hypocrites," and take to yourself with
two fold damnation that terrible sentence :;
for, rest assured, in the day of Judgment
it shall be more tolerable for those thus
scathed by the awful deuuDciation Of the
SON of God, than for you. You would
,oothe with sisterly and mCtherly care
the hoarv- headed murderer of Ha. per's
Ferry a man whose aim and intention
was TO incite the horrors of a seryile war
to condemn women of your own race,
ere death closed their eyes on their suf-
ferings from violence and outrage, to see
their husbands and fathers murdered :;
their children butchered, the ground
strewed with the brains of their babes
The antecedents of Browns band prove
them to have been the of scouriEgs of
the earth and what would have been our
fate had they found as many sympathisers
lin Virginia as they seem to have in Mas
sachusetts?
Now, compare yourself with those your
sympathy" would devote to such ruth
less ruin. and say, on that "word of hon
or, which has never been broken" would
you stand by the bedside Of an old negro,
dying Of hopeless disease, to alleviate
his suferings as far as human aid could ?
Have you ever watched the las, linger-
ing illness Of consumptive, to soothe, as
far as in you Law, the inevitable fate? Do
you soften the pangs Of maternity in those
around you by all the care and comfort
you can give? Doyou grieve with those
near you, even though their sorrows re-
suited from their own misconduct? Did
you ever sit up until the "wec hours" to
complete dress for 4 motherless child,
that she might appear on Christmas day
in new one, along with her more fortun-
ate companions? We DO these and more
for our servants, and why? Because We
endeavor to do onr duty in that state Of
life 1t has pleased God to place as. In
His revealed word we read our duties TO
them-theirs to us are there also-"No
only to the good and gentle, but to the
troward. - Peter, ii: 49, Go thou and
do likewise, and keep away from Charles
town. If the stories read in the public
prints be true, of the sufferings of the
poor of the North, you need not so far for
objects of charity. Thou hypocritel ! take
first the beam out of thine own eye, then
shalt thou see clearly to pull the mote out
of thy neighbours" But if, indeed, you
do lack objects of sympathy near you, 60
to Jefferson County, to tho family OF
George Turner, noble, true hearted man,
whose devotion to his friend (Col. Wash
ington) causing him to risk his life, was
shot down like dog. Or to that of old
Beckham, whose grief at the murder OF
his negro subordinate made him needless
ly expose himself to the aim of the assas-
sin Brown. And when you can equal in
deeds of love and charity to those around
you, what is shown by nine tenths of the
Virginia plantations, then by your sym
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pufts GQpnsg.
fr5M the National Era.
MORE CANVAS.

F." More eanvass" he shouted, while visions OF
JOY
Were thronging the brain of the muse-loving
boy:
e Alexander knew naught of this freusy OF
soul
Expanding with every remove of the goal
To infinite truth, that is leading me on;
More canvas, then give me, while glowing !
run.
ask not for honor care not for wealth,
To trace my dear source is far better than
health ; -
Then give me, oh, give me. | ask nothing more.
The lheans 10 portray the bright realms
explore.
" More canvas !" he shricked, when in hunger
and pain,
fain
Z. Ie care not for visions Of beauty and love.
And ideal themes still a WEAKNESS prove.
Then let me, OH, will We not, even to stay
The craving Of want, your loved features
portray;
I'll strive to annoint ye with heavenly grace
More canvas then give me- that so | may trace,
In actual presence, the essence | love,
Anu huHoIy pursue M pFlSht pathway aDoVe.
4 More canvasi" he murmered, liCe's bitterness
Ger,
As, dazzling to view, arose Canaan's bright
shore
. No limit henceforth to my visions of joy.
Or means to enaow them, my soul shall annoy.
But worlds upon "orlds, through the ages
untold,
Are mine to enjoy, while their beauties unfold.
Ny Father, thank thee for visions like this
Overwhelm the annoyance Of life with its
bliss"
Thus sinking to rest, with the evenings last
ray,
We trust he hath entered Interchangeable day.
ALBANY, March II, 1859.
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CHARLES REISSMANN,

'ABINET MAKER, having erected a new and
convenient Shop. on the Southeast corner
u Third and West streets, will be happy 20
receive and fill all orders in his calling
Repairing and re- fitting carefully and neatly
done on short notice.
Nov g, 1S59.-lt-lY.
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PRESIDENTS MESS AGE.

felfow citizens Of the Senate and House
Of Representatives.:
Our deep and heart felt gratitude is
due to that Almighty Power which has
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O. T. ELLISON,

FRACTICING PHYSICIAN, Coudersport, Pa,
respectfully informs the citizens of the viii
age and vicinity that he will promptly re-
Tond to all calls for professional services.
0ace on Nain St. in building formerly oc-
,uP!ed by c. w Ellis, Esq. 9:22
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LYMAN HOUSE,

p, Man, Proprietor, Ulysses, Potter Co,
a. This House is situated on the East
s'.i' auer OF Main street, opposite A. Corey &
.1' 'ioFe, and ia well adapted TO meet the
1' o' atrons snd friends. l2;ll-ly.
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ISAAC BENSON.
C. l.. EtOYT,

.IYIL ENGINEER, SURVEYOR and
DRACGHTSMAN, Bingham, Potter Co.,
Pa, will promptly and efficiently attend tc
n! business entrusted to him FirSt-class
Professional references can be given if re
Quired. ll:29-ly*
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Business Gar0s.
JOHN s. MANN.

"VIItN . u -A~f-Hj
.fTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Couderzport, Pa, Will attend the several
Courts in Potter and NJ Ksan Counties All
prompt attention. 0dice OIL Main St, oppo-
Tt. the Court House. lO:l
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2. w. KNOX.

! lrToRSEY AT LAW, Coudersport. Pa, will
regularly attend the Courts in Potter and
The adjoining Counties. I0:l
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4. A. JONES.
COLLINS SIXTH.
D. Z. OLMSTED,

pE4LRR IN DRY GOODS, READY-MADR
C'0'hing Crockery, Groceries, &c, Main ST.,
0o1dersport, Pa l0:l
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:, ALLEGANY HOUSE,
p., Ll1 h. MILLS, Proprietor, Colesburg
1'T Co., Pa, seven miles north of Cou-
et'port On The WeIlsville Road 9:Il
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MARK GILLON,
/! oLHsrED. 4;

% 01SstEo. A: : s. D. KELLY.
N OLMSTED K KELLY,
';ALER y. IN STOVES, TIN & SHEET IRON
AXE, Main St, nearly opposite the Court
n0a'e. Coudersport, Pa. Tin and Sheet
%Sa Ware made TO order in good style, on
short notice. l0.1 p.
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ARTHUR G. OLMSTED,

FgORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Coudersport, Pa will attend to all business
'H'rusied 10 his care, with promptues and
tt' jty. Office in Temperance Block, sec
Oud ioor. Main ST. l0:l
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NJ. w. MANN,
phALRR IL BOOKS l. STATIONERY, MAG
NLlNhS and Music, n w. corner of Main
1Ao Ihlrd Sts., COudersport, Pa. l0:l
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COUDERSPORT HOTEL,
NJ. 4, 1LASsNIRE, Proprietor, Corner OF
n4'S "a and Second Streets, Coudersport, Pot
vi 20, Ia. 9:44
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-26
PECIAL MOTT s


L. c. r. T. A-For all Of whoopng Cough,
Common Coughs, Infsmmatory or Common Sore Throat,
often the orsrunners Of mpton Loss OF Voice
aud Bronchial Complaints ask the of the UNI
VERSAL COUGH REMEDY.' With such perfect freedom
may be used that it should be the travelling companion
of public speakers, and in every nursery
may be placed its from infancy old age
ami with delicate Constitutes AL children like it.
For that OF all ci stes Neuralgia, and for Rheu
matism Gout Actual and Partial Paralysis, Bowel Com
p!ants Tooth and Ear Ache Chronic and Nervous Head
Ache, Spinal Comp snts, DeiiTium Tremens, and that
chief Of all Of disease, Loss Of Sleep" the
Justly celebrated ToLU ANODlNE," the great natural
substitute for all preparations Of OPIUM In the place Of
sweeping declarations that nothing, our friends
will make strong by fair trials being cautious to
buy only Of such persons be relied upon, and call
ing for the dst Walton from perfect con
hdsnce duty, shall BE- glad 10 wait their decision
"Sce advertisement and read pamphlets"
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The REcoRD.-The Albany Journal saws tina,
Locofocos charge that the Republican papers, in
quoting Mr. Douglass remark that he did no,
care whether Slavery was voted up or voted
aown' 90 INN injustice: that "lnguage is gar.
bled and the sentiment perverted" To prove
1t quotes the entire passage. We copy it also,
and Mr. Douglas is welcome to all the good il
will do him, but it strikes us it does not better
his position one iota -
"But am told on all sides, 'Oh. Just wait.
the rO-Slavery clause will be voted down." That
does not obviate any of my objections; it does
not diminish any of them. You have no more
right to force a free State Constitution on Kan.
sas than slave State Constitution. II Kansas
wants slave Constitution, she has right to it,;
if she wants free State Constitution She has a
right to it. Ii is none of my business which way
the slavery clause is decided. / care not rhether
1t be roted dorm or roted up"
This Is authentic. Where is the "garbling'
or "perversion" the Locos talk about?
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-26

1t is singular that Douglas feels compelled to
60 from plaoe to place, speaking to his own mer
it, and claims for Office, when there aae 50 many
men after his own heart, and of his own peculiar
habits Of thought and life, who are 80 able and
ready to speak for him. For instance, the author
Of the following speech, which is found reported
n the Detroit 0sard;an, . newspaper devoted
to the interest Of Douglas in Detroit, Geo. F.
Gardner. the anthor Of this most characteristic
Douglas effort. Is one of the late acquisitions to
Wayne democracy, and is like to bring efficient
aid to the canvass. Il il plain that the Lincoln
ranks in this State, can afford no such specimen:
The Gsaydia~ says that "a few days since
that Zouave Democrat, George F. Gardner, had
occasion to address meeting Of the yeomanry
OF our county at pole raising in Springwells.
Outside speakers occupied the outside stands,
whilst our polite and patriotic friend housed his
eioquence to go0dly sprinkling of the fair sex
in room inside. With his hat in his right hand
and politely making his bow to the ladies, he
went on to point out the identity of our struggle
with that of '76: want to tell you, ladies', that
love and respect you all, by Cd! In the
glorious revolutionary war, Lady Washington
got up sewing societies to slothe those fine fellows
who were going round the country with bare
backs, fighting for our liberties. You are ladies':
when say ladies, mean it, Dy Cd! But the
reason love you and respect you, have not
told you yet. I'm coming to that. All these
same ladies' fought great battle for our country,
. battle you are ready to fight now: these ladies,
by Cd, took off their sh-ts and made stock.
ngs for these poor bare-legged cusses who are
being vilfed to-day by the id Aboltionists.
1t is needless to add that this last sentence |
u brought down the house" ladies and gents, in
IN uproarous fit of laughter. Keep Gardner on |
he stump: shes q boss"
Who says that George is not fit advocate for
Douglas. and who dares to question the identity
If the Douglas campaign, with that Of 10, or OF
Douglas with revolutionary hero, with the use.
al additional accomplishment Of blowing his own
rumpet