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NIMRoDs INSOLD OxFoRD-It is a remarka.
BILE fact that there live in Fryeburg two
brothers (bachelors) who were never known to
speak cross work to each other, although al
ways living beneath the same root, aud united
in their business relations. Whenever diff
erence of opinions exists, some expedient is
hit upon that always seems to settle it in the
best of good feeling. One of the brothers is
called and thinks himself remarkable "eood
shot while "Nathanier' was snot quite las
willing to admit his superiority in that direc-
ton. Not far from where they live is a very
good place for "duck shooting +" ard it was
agreed that each should slone make a trial,
and the amount of game secured fshould DEM
onstrate his skill as marksman. Caleb was
first to make trial, land returned somewhat
crest fallen, without having gagged" bird.
Better luck remained for Nathaniel, who went
out Saturday afternoon and returned at night
fall, with siz large, black ducks, that he secur.
ed out of nine he brought down at single
shot; it being too dark to secure the three re-
naming winged" ones. This settles forever
the question of craftsmanship between them,
and puts on record good shot. ***
Efyeburg, Oct 49, 1871
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AUGUSTA, Oct n, 1871
kehntbec county is becoming famous ior
~ ardsr trials three almost within gear. Tbe
te'es!ahh his already Informed the country Oh
au alteration between Everett Savage aho
Scott Harvey, which resulted in the desth OF
the former The Immediate cause OF the quar-
rel appears to have been the tying OF tin DIP
De- to dog tall 4 sport to the exercise of
which we had supposed rognish boys held a |
natenr right, but the Indulgence of which |
really seems to have become dangerous. Prior |
to the fatal bow which deprived Savage CT his |
life. there had been quarrel between the par
ties 10 which Harvey showed an inclination to |
use cart stake, but had been cuffed out of
that rotion by Savage and bad had his temper
somewhat cooled, so much SO that he left with
the ayowea purpose of calling the police, and
giving Savage taste of law, and apparently
for that purpose he crossed Kennebec bridge,
but did not 90 for the police, nor beyond Hunts
store, but turned about and returned to the
east side, where he met Savage the second
time. Savage at this time was going from the
| house of Mr.. Severance to the stable where he
| (Savase) worked, by the usual path which led
close by Harvey's door. 1t was here near Har-
vey's door that the homicide took place There
was great deal OF angry talk, during which
Harvey armed himself with cord wood stick
some iour feet long and large enough to fell an
OK. Mrs. Harvey came out and Joined in tie
dispute, accusing Savage of insulting her in
the absence of her husband, and Savage retort-
ed by calling her name not indicative OF
truthfulness. From the best information at
tainable at this time, it does not appear that
the affair was at all creditable to any of the
parties engaged therein. while its results all
must deplore, let the blame rest where it will.
, A post n,ortem examination of the body oi
, Savage was held this forenoon by Drs. Brickett
and w. S. Hill, Drs. Lapham and Stearns (the
last gentleman from the U. S. Military Asy
! ium) being prcseLt. The examination disclos
ed a most fearful fracture of the skull. Tht
blow was inflicted in front of the left ear ex
tending to near the top of the head, the frac
tr- n-vtn-,a;-zy ,sasr-~ fss. portion 0
, the temporal bone on each side following tn
coronal suture for about three inches. Their
was also a fracture on the opposite side of th
head extending through the frontal bone from
near the ear to the centre of the forehead. 4
large quantity of clotted blood was found be
tween the scalp and the skull, and there wa
about pint OF blood on the brain, which wa
the immediate cause of death. Savage wa
unconscious from the moment he was struck
and died in about six hours. 1t was eyiden
in fifteen minutes from the time the blow we
struck, says DR.. Brckett, Tat the injury woul
be fatal. The blow was most fearful one, tn
fracture extending to both sides of the head.
Coroner Libby deemed an inquest unneces
sary, and as the grand jury will be in session
on Monday, there will be no preliminary ex
animation of Harvey, who is now in Jail
| MITTIMUs
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Tenn pie sd.
An Anchor TO Woodward.

An Anchor TO Woodward.
It,sg3os seamanship, when there is reason to ex-
peet heavy wea her, to drop anchor to windward.
We are in the midst OF the Of chills and fe-
yer. The sure preventive Of this Distressing malady
is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. course Of that
wholesome vegetable tonic will 1enler an attack i'm
possible. lake the HIT and drop an anchor to wind
ward.
Weak stomachs are most liable to be disotdeIed
late In the autumn, when the changes OF tempera-
ture are marked and frequent. Hosteter's Ditters
forify the stomach against the effects OF these va
ratons. Let dyspeptics make note OF the fact, and
drop an anchor to wndward.
The liver is more sensitive when the weather is
continually alternating between the warmth OF
summer and the cold of winter than at any ether Pc
riod of the year. This is peculiarly the season oil
such alterations. Let the bilious remember that
Hostetters Stomach Btters Is essentially an anti
bilious medicine and drop an anchor to windward.
The wisest pan is to torestall evil The next best
thing is to arrest it. For disorders of the stomach
irregularities of the bowels and all periodical levers,
take las the complaint develOpes ifsof, Hostet
ters Stoma: II Bitters.
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LIZ The Germans have rediscovered the open
polar sea- flor Dr. Kane discovered it first) as
they claim, they will be entitled to the credit
of efecting in single year the greatest mill
tary success and the most important addition
to the stock of human knowledge that have
been made in the last decade. The 'stupid
Dutchman" is a creature of the past.
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Dem ESTIC PORTS

SAN FRANCISCO Cid I2tb. ship Carrie Reed
Crowell. Singapore.
AT 20 h. ship Ocean Express, Harding, Boston.
NEW oRLEANs~Ar i5lb. ship Golden Rue.
Hall, Bottom; barque Jennie Cobb. Packard, RoeA
FERNANDINA-A 10Th. brig Geo Berry, Brad
JAGKsoNviLLE-Ar Isth, sch Holway, Bry-
ant, New York.
sch Mouadnock. Philadelphia.
Cid 1eih, schs Jos Fish, Turner. Providence: n
Tower, Perry, Brunswick. to load tor Philadelphia.
Sid I'm Tybeo 17,h. ship Reunion, Curtis Charl
ton. to Ioad cotton Ter Liverpool.
CHARLESTON MAR 10Th, sch May Morn, Babb,
Sid 18th, scbs Irene Meservey, Wall. Providence
Henrietta, ieavitt. Georgetown, SC.
NORFOLR-Ar 18th, sch henderson Hender-
BALIIMoRE-Cld lsth sch Thomas, Crock
EFT. Fall River.
sid 18th. earque Mary C Fox for Boston.
PHILADELPHlA-Ar 10Th, sch David Mills, Ba-
ker, Bangor: l. A johnson, Mailman, ST John. NIB.
Ar 10th, brig Marshall Dutch, Tuner Boston; sch
Windwari. Ellis ST John, NIB; Ella Brown, ROBIN
son. do
Cid 10Th, briss Five Brothers. Thuro y, for Cork;
Moses Day, Crosby, Savannah.
Cid 20th. brig Minnie Miller Leland, Portland
Sid i'm Delaware Breakwater 18th, ship John Har-
NEW YORK-Ar 10Th, brigs Belle of the Bay
Soyes. lndianola, - "a, s; Helen M Rowley. Wesf
Pensacola 20 days schs Maid Of the Mist Smith.
Calais: VIM Penn. Wiley, do; Marion, Draper Mea.
dy, Gardiner, Stampede, whItmore, Mayville: Ell
Zaoc'h hrcuidllus. OfeeOly. hOcklapu; Mary Louise
simpson, POI tand. Sunbeam, Field, and Damon.
Fall River: Senator Grimes, Phlbrook.
providence; Emily, Brewster, Bangor: Maracaibo,
Henley, New Bedford; j l. Newton. Glover, Boston
tor Georgetown DC; Hattie Haskell, LoriDg, Per
nambnco via st Thomas.
Ar Goth, barques o NJ Hume. Mitchell, I'm Bueuos
Ayres 60 days. Eba, Peterson. Havana 10 days org
Nellie Husieed, Malnuey Cienueyos Antilles Thest-
rup. Matanzas, l6 days, Been NJ Rowley, west,
Pensacola; sebs Hattie Haskell. Young, Pernam-
baco; Gen Hall. Watts, jacksonville.
Also ar 20h. sehs America, lngrabam, kockiahui
Ruth Hodgdon, Pendeton, and Geo kimbali.
shaw. do; L Gregooy, Tlorndke, Vinalhaven; Kate
Foster, Harraden, Providence
CID Goth ship Bendington Peterson. HavIe; brig
Nellie Owens. st CIox: schs j Libby, Libby, for
Jacksonville; ] NJ C Mo.eley, Haynes, Darien
Passed through Hell Gate ?0th. schs Mary Means.
Parker Uoboken for Boston: Wm McL0on, Haskell,
New ork for Newburyport; Surprise, new Hay
ward Trenton tor PIovilence: Juliet. ia kson. Port
Johnson Tor do; Crescent Lodge Hatch, Rondout for
Providence.
Passed through Hell Gate 10Th, schs Light Boat
Dean New YORK. Tor Reltast; Gamma, Huntley 10
or Boston: W Woodruff, Haskell, New YORK Tor
iostOn.
NEW HAvEN-Cld 18th, sch Hamburg, wes,eo.t.
PROVIDENCE-Sh :0.b, sch Alice q Grace On
hrist. Georgetown; ''auary. Hart, New York
NEWPORT-Ar 18Th, schs. arrie |, nix Hix t
,oeklaDd tor New York. Fred Fish, Davis. Bostnn
OF PHILADELPHIA. "os'on
VINEYARD -HAVEN-Ar 18th, bIjes r g Rossu
todg1on, Boston tor Wilmington; Eva lohnso'
Johnson, I'm Portland tor New York; scbs Sd;a Sedon;a
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wall. and ssml Hart Holbrook. u, bo,eD 10, nae,
Wm Deming Coos, IN New York inr Boston ,Jobn
soyn on McteeI EEL 30 o. tF Ca'ais Light the East,
Dinsmore, ST John, NIB. tor Phadelphia Kolor
Jasper, do tor New yors; Grand IsIanc, McIn,i,e
RoekpOrt for DO; l. Sargent, SARGENT. Vinslhav"r,
tor do; Florida. Jordan, Bangor Tor New london
DIST an anchorl Alice oakes, Mar;on. Gardner ior
Weehawken.
Ar 2otn: ori2s Sportsman Morton. from Boston for
Phlladeiphia; Hiram Ablif, =; sch Ida l. Hos ard,
Harrington, New York tor Portland.
erpool
I'D 2o'h. sehs Mary Baker. Thompson, Tor Port su
Prince; Excel, Hatch. Portland.
Sid zo'h. barlue Norton Slower.
- ar Zlst sehs oriols, Baker, Philadelphia Unioi
Crceser; Machais; Concert, Tyler. Bangor.
leans M msndca Saaaqss Pa,rs Mary heed s. rsr NeE
Norfolk; sets Tasso, Delong and Alice B. Ferris Ter
st John. NIB via Portland.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Ar al Genoa I'd inst ship Southern Chiei Higs ins.
New Orleans.
Ar at bordeaux 4th inst, barGue Morning Light
Tracey. New York.
At Buenos Ayres 7th Mt brig Eliza Stevens, o.
good, for Rosario. to load tor Boston.
Ar at Rio Janero 10Th ult. brig Therese Butler
BlohD, PernamDuco
In port 2s,h, brig Sparkling Water, Dahl I'm New
At surnam 5th INST. brig A j Ross, wyman. iCr
Boston 10 days.
AT Barbados 2Eth ult, sch Palos, shackord, from
Norfolk. ar 18th.
AT Martinique 9Th inst. barQue Daniel Draper,
Clark for New Orleans 10Th.
AR at Port Spain 9Th inst, brig II !, Emery, Small
New York.
AT Grand Turk 7th inst. sch " E Cushing fer
Philadelphia days.
Ar az Calbaren Cd inst, brig Minna Traub, Pa1ei-
ford, Machias.
Ar at Havana 10th, brig Julia f Haskell, PIessey.
st John, NIB.
Sid l2ih. barqne Lucy Frances, Upton, New York !
18Th. brig Havana. Bennis DO.
AT Kingston, ia, sth inst, sch Lizzie Cochran tor
New YORK.
Ar at Pernambuco Sept s3. brig LA, Thompson.
Portland. (Aug9l
Sid TN Sagua sth inst. sch Hattie Ross, Ulrick, tor
Portland; 9th, Daique Daring, McDobsld Tor Bati'
more.
| Ar at st john, NB, goth, schs II X White Finley,
Portland; w Mailer, Crowley, Calais.
SPOKEN.
Oct H. lat 20 l5 Ion 10 es. baIque Cephas Stsrret
i from New York tor Aspinwal.
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ONE FAVOR.
One fyer, BOYS, OF you we ask,
Ard as we've done so mu,h tor you,
We hope you will not think a task
The Thing we wish to hava you 10.
ioa'ye many little friends, may be,
Who CLOTHING" Tor the season need;
ASH them to call, and we'll agree
To sell them very lo,v indeed;
Tell them the place to Iuy new "CLorHFs.~
Coat, Pants, VeSt. Hat and Shoes complete,
Is at the store Of G EORGE FENNO'S,
Corner OF Beach and Washington Street.
Boston, Oct is. sn1w
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D.IED D..

AT Stevens Plains. Deering, Oct. p, Mrs. Marcia
Clarke, aged SO years 10 days.
tBoston papers please copy.
In York. Oct ., Capt. VIM. I. Freeman, aged Ga
years.
years months.
In Hollis Oct 9, Mrs. Clara, wife OF Hiram Hanson
aged 3j years months.
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WI A II Il L Il ID

In wateIville Oct 10. by Rev. Calvin @. HilI Miss
OF this city.
In Gray. Oct. 49, by Rev. r. Bean, Sam'l A. Talbot
OF Portland. and MISS Annie S. Howard, OF Gray.
In South Waterford, Oct IS, by Rev. W. Il. Gibbs
Eugene Nelson and Miss iotte NJ. Stanwood, both OF
South Waterford. = =
In Salem Oct 2s, by Rev Mr. Bean. Samr ii. Fol-
som. Dr. OF Beverly. and Miss Nellie S. Barsow, OF
Salem, formerly OF PortIand.l
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N q II Z Q r .

All Parties wishiHg 10 sisit Chicago. TO see the
ruins of the Great Confagration, or otherwise.
should cali al Grand Trunk Ticket Office. opDosi,e
Prebe Honse, where tickets can he had at lowest
rates.
oc1Itfsn ID. II, BLANCHARD. Agt.
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To Let

A HOUSE and Stable. situated on Dauiorth street,
a suits Dle TOR large family boa. ding house,
tor each will be rented separate low rate. AP
ply to MA ARTIN GORE, -
Portland, October 20 1871. oegS'st
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Every Day. Nundays Excepted.
[ toArs, PANTS ard VESTS, Dyed and Cleaused
at roSTER'S DYE HOUSE, "a UNION ST.,
s1,ooy ol p'sts Falmouth Hotel; Office 3i5 Congress
Dyeu etirmens warranted not tO smut. Garments
eleansed by tie new steam Tro,ess have tbe adyap-
tage OF nJ shrinking and all spots, grease and gem
eiai deects ENfIRkLY removed Sep11-newMM&F
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Portland Observatory.

NO Stranger should leave the city without visit
IN ing the Observatory on Mupjoy's Hill. From
the cupOa 247 fe above the Sea. may be seen the
entire City, the Ocean to the horizon. CascO Boy,
with its 365 Islands 1he White Mountains SO
miles distant. and with the powerful TELESCOPE
mounted in the cupola objects 80 miles distant in
every direction may he distinctly seen, The views
here said to be UNSURPASSED for beauty and va
riety by any in the world gress street Iass
very Is minutes. SN jy22 3m
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4 ND

q ARD
CHICAGO, Oct. goth, 1871.
We are happy to intoIm frends and Iatrons
that we are now located at So South Canal ST. and
are prepared to execute orders promptly aud most
respectfully ask a continuance of patronage.
oct20dlw GAGE & DAVIS.
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W EmOH ANDA.

Barque Ada Carter, from Philade'phia tor Havana
which was towed int Savannah 0ismas'ed and leaky
is found to be in such bad condition as not to war
rant the necessary REPAIRS and the Surveyors
mend that she be sod
Brig been Rowey. West, at New York IRON
Pensacola. reports, Sept 2sth and 29th
heavy gale from ESE and lost and split saiis. Was
six da IS North Of Hatteras
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DEPARTURE OF OCEAN STEAMERS
FORT OF PORTl.AN,

Saturday, Oct. II
ARRIVED.
Steamer Dirigo, johnson, New York, mdse II
Sch May Munroe Hall. Phila lelphia-c,a to saml
Rounds & SoEs.
sch Dip'ona, Plnkhan, Cape Cod-I55 ibis mack
Sch Vanguard. Orne. Cop. Cad,- bbs mackerel.
Sch Venilia, Prout, Cape C"d--2i0 bis mackerel
Sch kinsfsher. nodgdon, Cape Cod-1io bbIs
Sch Ocean. Grant Bcs. on
Sch Hannie Westbrook. Litlejohu, Boston.
;, Sch Industry, tBr) Bransconb. st John. NIB, tor
Boston.
Sch Lucy Ames. Torrey. Pockland for New York.
Sch Annie Bliss, (newl Wiley, kockiand or Gal.
weston
Sch smith Tuttla, Southard, wiscas.et f,r Boston.
Sch Magnur Bonum Hale. Bangor tor Ipswich.
Sch Forest Belle French, Bangor f5i weifeet.
Sch VIM S:evens Elwell, Bangor for Boston.
Sen Eenp e. kottdns, Bangor tor Gloucester.
CLEARED.
Steamer Carlotta. Colby, halifax. NS-John Por-
.eous.
Steamer New Brunswick, Pike. Eastport ami ST
Sch lJa j, tBr) Walsh, ST John. NB-John Por-
Sch Marcus Hunter. Orr, New Y,rk-Jesiah Nick.
,rson.
sunday. Oct -.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Brooks, Liscomb, Boston.
Ralque Eies Stevens, How Boston.
Brig GiLsey Qaeep, Noyes Philadelphia. a.-coal to
Portland Co.
Brig Hiram Abif. it's, Philadelphia coal 10
L Billings
Sch = g willard waIl4ce, Pbiladelphla-cOai to
Rounds & Sors.
Sch Mary Brewer, Saunders, New York-corp 10
Waldron & True.
Sch Ida L Howard. Harrington, New York,-eoal
o james d Williams.
SIR Adrian, Everett, New York TOR HaIpsweil, COIN
o Geo w True q Co.
Sch Excel, Hatch. Boston-iron to A Stevens.
LAuNCuED-At Bath 2lst inst, a sehr OF go tons
smed Robert Ruff, built for parties in Galveston.
a
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The bright correspondent of the Commercial
IN. W Advertiser, who pleased everybody
with his Saratoga letters appeared at the
European and North American railroad cele-
bratio1 at Bangor last week, as Eli Perkins,
AMI writes as follows:
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we leaIo from the Lewiston Journal, that
at the meeting of the citizens of Lewiston and
Auburn, last Thursday evening, it was voted
TO recommend to the city governments of Lew
nna istnn and Auburn, to appropriate the sum of
S5UOO In the aggre gate in aid of the sufferers
gan each city to contribute in proportion to
valuation = "
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We have no OLD Goods so mean
that Junk Dealer would be
ashamed of. We do n0r sell some
kinds OF trash at one half its first
cost and sell other kinds OF Goods
for four times their value.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-23
SPOKEN.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Oct H. lat 80 l5 Ion 10 es baIque Cephas Stsrrett
from New York tor Aspinwall.
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T. S. All goods warranted as represented, a
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-08-07
TIE "Ngw DEPARTURE"

Eren he Indians are laughing at
The "Mp DEPARTURE" The Chcro.
kec Adrocatc, published by the Red
Men at Tah-lc.quah, the headquarters
of tho Cherokee Nation) after remark
ing that "timcs IRE not favorable for
divisions among US speakelh further
us follows:
ave like fun as well as anybody,
aud what is funnier than tue wrestling
the squabblirg, the charges and
counter chargcs-iirs. one down aud
then the olher-of parties in free
country. To one Of lively spirit aud
not pressed with any more important
business, nothing is more interesting
aud exciting than to observe and share
in these pOlitical gymnastics. If
therefore we had the leisure, aud times
were favorable for the pleasure, moth
ing would please US better than to
plunge hcadlong into politics, on one
side or tho other, il we did not by u
"New Departure or other trick OF the
business, try to improve upon the sport
by heading third or fourth"
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A MISERABLE TRICK.

In their lcs pcrate efforts to defeat
the call for Contention, some Of the
Radical leaders are circulating the
story that none but registered voters
would be allowed 10 cast their votes at
the Convention election. Registration
/, dead, and these people are trying TO
scare the voters with its ghost. They
well know that all those who have
been disfrancliised By the registration
law and the amendment Of 1866 are
now us much entitled to vote as nny
other citizen. The day when test
ouths and prescription prevented the
exercise Of mems rights has passed
away. Under Democratic govern.
mcnt every man. be he "rcbel" or
"lOyal," has right to DO heard 1t tho
ballot.box, and those who are trying
to produce contrary Impression
merely proclaim their own worthless.
meas and desperation Courier.
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THE WASHINGTON AND OHIO
RAILROAD.

The agents of this Company arc in
our town on the business of tho Com
pany. They have Just returned from
the extreme western end Of their con.
tcmplalCl work, and they report that
the people arc active in support of all
measures necessary to tho final CON-
plGtion Of this great improvement, A
stirring address has been issued by tho
leading citizens Of Hardy county 10 the
voters aud Taxpayers, to subscribe
$3.50, 600 to the capital stock of the
company. Tho address urges many
strong reasons in support of subscrip.
ton, which will no doubt DO carried BY
Il Il large majority.
We cannot expect other people, and
strangers too, 10 build our fcnccs-
maui rails and lay them up, unless we
give some help to tho enterprise. Our
people should think OF these things.
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To the Democratic Voters
ofLCWiS County.

A Democratic Legislature, by q
strict party rO,c, decided to test the
sense Of the people Of the State upon
the call of a Convention to revise and
amend the State Constitution. The
Republicans, SO far Us We are advised,
to man will roie GgdinH a COrven.
ton. They, by their united opposi.
ton, have middle Il party question:
1.-THE Convention is rOtea dorm, the
Republican party will carry tho Leg
stature at the October election, and
again fasten upon the Democratic par
ty tho odious registration ldlrs, test
oatls. and ReJl disfrdachisement.-
Never in the history Of parties was
greater effort made on the part of the
Republican party t. carry an election
BY false issues aud the deceptive cry Of
n "No-PARrY.QuE than at pres
Cnt in this State, Let the unsuspcCt-
ing Democrats disposed to give heed
to their Gounsels, turn for q
moment and pass in review the cruel
ty aud oppression, the wrongs and in-
suits, which these mo party" gentle.
men hcupcd upon them during the
past ten years, and ask themselves the
question, care you now williug,in tho
midst of your triumph, to turn and
join hands with your oppressors ~
Democrats, don't be deceived by the
treason which has crept into your
ranks through men calling themselves
Democrats, who, Simon G'rty like, have
engaged with the enemy to scalp and
murder the innocent for price. OF
these wolves in sleeps clothing We
say to all true Democrats, BEWARE
Remember the solemn warning Of the
Apostle Of Liberty, and arm for the
fght The enemies of cheap govern
meut, equal rights and constitutional
freedom are now plotting your lestruc-
ton. On tho Fourth Thursday Of the
present month you have afforded you
the privilege of Perpetuating your
freedom by voting for Convention
Choose you, then, between reign Of
tyranny and oppression on the one
hand, aud liberty, Democratic govern.
ment, low taxes, and the general
prosperity Of the country upOn the
other.