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FANCY GOODS
WEDELES s. MEYER, 1902 William ST., importers Of
w French German and English Fancy Goods have just
ceived and offer for sale reasonable choice
Of Buttons of all kinds Segar and other fancy Cases.
ec Steel Pens; Kazon; Scissors; Accordions; Harmoncus
Lead Pencils; Rulers; Writing, Toilette Desks &C.;
style of Lanterns, and toys; all sorts of Perfumery
len and Silk Embroideres and all kinds Of Uphosteres
cles. aul9 eodlm3m
QARNHlLL'S INDELIBLE INK-Ihe supenony Of this
- Marking Ink is generally acknowledged by the
druggists and of the article in Phiadephaa large
number Of whom have already tested be by their
and hay pronounced il superior to any other
ndsble ink whether Of domestic or foreign make
The whole Of marking may be completed III three
minutes midnight if desirable.
II called Banhs lndeble Ink after the Christian
:. ''''' POTTS. LINN < HARRIS.
No. AK Market street Philadelphia
(Prom the uaited States Gazette, Of March 3th.l
lNDELIBLL NK-Messrs. Potts, Linn u Harris. No. 2l3l
Market street. above sh manufacture and have for sale
articles their line Of business druggists admirable Ink
truly ndeble It will by its beauty aud the simplicity of its
use commend itself the regard Of those who like
mark upon their APPAREL and would like that mark and
plain. - -
From the Editors Of the North American of March loh
ITpELIBLE lNK.We have tried some Of Barnhls Indeble
Ink and cheeully recommend to all those wishing TO mark
paation II for sale by Messrs Potts Linn Harris No.
Copy Of an ad advertisement Of April lsth)
BARrHLs lNDELIBLE lTKJust received, supply Of this
celebrated Ink and having tested it thoroughly prepared
equal If not superior made in the United
States Of the imported
Also-Drugs, Medicines Pants Acids, Dye Smfs, Var
nishes &c.. &c., which viii be sold the most reasonable
terms, by ALEXANDER HAHPEH,
Wholesale Druggist, Market ST., above I2ih
~
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TO EMfoR a N rs

TO u MI e r A NTS
AND OTHERS MAKING kEMITT.ANCES TO
ENGLAND, SCOTLAND AND IRELAND.
DRAFTS FOR ANY AMOUNT IT, al The Branches Of
THE NATIONAL BANK, SCOTLAND
can be obtained of RlCH'D BELL,
VIM. McLACHLAN,
and DORIS Buildings Hanover st.
Also, BILLS the BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AME-
RIGA LONDON and Branches in Canada, New Bruins
wick, Nova Scotia and Newfoundland.
iva 2taw3 mi
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE
DOCTOh JOHNSON, II Duane street, 80 well known to
y The victims Of syphc Diseases the most successful
practitioner that New York treatment Of
this destructive and almost unmanageable maady still to DO
found at his old Office Dr. johnson satisfy any one that
he legally qualified to practise Physc and Sugeryhat he
possesses kn9wleage Of general disease superior ours
men and Of variety Of Veneea
and Structure of the Urethra pminent My patients
from the West Indies and Canada cure on an average
600 patients tiscOnntenance quackery
and therefore, take this method Of strangers and per
sous in the country whcae they find physician skilled in
make charge No how long you may Gisst
in the head and bones Of the legs. will and
called Seminal Weakness brought by secret habit INDUCED
by young have paid much 70 the
vice has experienced my ssluaIy treatment Dyspeia weak
orgetuness papation Of heart society
only symptoms oil this complaint II my directions follow
containing 50 for advice attended Observe Office II
Duane street. door rom Chatham street. m
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LEARY 81 CO.-FASHIONS.
CENTLEMENS HATS of our inimitable style, for the
ensuing autumn win be ready for sale and delivery and
after the 3st instant. LEARY & CO..
No. 4 aud Aston House.
N. BOur Circular of Fashion, will be Forwarded those
who address IS postpaid sl3 etisrc
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

M LEVITT Dentist the introducer Of inserting incor
Az ptbe Teeth on the principle Of atmospheric pressure al
lowed be the
duced strangers the public general TO examine his
method, which will be found greatly superior ANY
NOW in USE, embracing Others the advantages OF
great and permanent comfort cleanliness durability, &c. To
patients II is particularly adapted precludes the
necessity oil exactl OF teeth and
mouth healthy The testimonials from the
distinguished in society," with the highest dental other
authorities will ensure to those requiring artificial teeth or
those who have had them unskuly happes
satisfactory results nj. LEVETI, Dentist,
Broadway. entrance In Warren at
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LUClNA CORDIAL;

TIL L XOR OF LOVE.
TT Is SOVEREIGN and speedy cure for ncpient con.
sunlton terr@nes impotency ncorfae Whites obstruc.
ton diicut OF painful incontnence Of
involuntary Discharge thereof and FOR general prostIson
SYSTEM whether the result of inherent produced by IT.
regularity, illness accident IL and
sltvey sure IN is operations Its unryaed both
hemisIheres the resat Of its almost virtues
LET NO ONE DESPAIR!
Nothing be surprising than It's nvgorating effects
tude before taking IT, become robust and full Of energy
ness OF OF frame which is the only causs Of
barrenness and which, prior Dr. Magnn discovery wa,
70 The aeli,s q the LCiNA CORDIAL, which regarded
the most important discoveries Of any age -
Sold wholesale and retail in this CITY, las Fulton street.
corner Nassau and Seth Fole, Washington stIee Boson
North Sixth street, Philadelphia =
Price 50 prr bottle. SCI yer dorm aui7 imsm
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DOCTOR MOKRIS.0N

NORTH RIVER DISPENSAKY, 2Olls Fulton street
~ Doctor Morrison continues TO lie consulted confdenraly
all private diseases which he cures without mercury or r.
saint in diet or pursuit kecsat particularly Gonor
SrRICTURES Of THE URETHRA are cured by Dr.
NJ on improved principles without pain to
the patient As the symptoms of Structure analogous with
those OF other affections Of the urinary apparatus but
perenced surgeons SHOULD be allowed make the
suffer much injury from awkward practitioners.
Nervous and Constitutional Deblity-Ihis affection and
the tram oicy,is resulting from secret destructive habit in
YOUTH inducing nocturnal ultimate mponcy
radically cured by Dr. NJ pathological principles 81
restoring the system to healthy rensiatng its orgi
nal vigor. a perfect cure guaranteed, charge,
MIDI NJ holds no communion with medical preenders
who claim TO be surgeons as he perhaps only qualified
advertising Surgeon the city, Zee his diplomas in his ocs
2oa Fulton street Letters postpaid and containing will
medicine and advice any part of the Union.
Office 2Ui1a Fulton Greenwich New York Omen from
A. M. to ibP M, daily. IS imsec
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ID. nj. PEYSER u co.
No. 90 John street and 800 Broadway.

ID. nj. PEYSER u co.
No. 90 John street and 800 Broadway.
HAVE received by recent arrivals, and keep constantly on
German articles for Embroidery Fancy Goods which they
Berlin Zephyr Worsed, German Worsted, Canvas, Floss
French Purse Twist shaded and plain; Gilt and Silveed
Beads, Purse Ornaments Bracelets Jet Combs and Bracelets
Wire Baskets Gilt and Steel Clasps for Bags and Purses
Gilt and Slvered Hair Pins, Combs, Frnges Braids Cord
Tassels, Necklaces, Slices, sc.
splendid Of all kind Of Tassels Chenille Cord
Embroidered suspendsrs and Suspender Trimmings Silk
Woted and Cotton Fnnges. aud Gimp in all coors qua
titles.
Oiled Silk, French Manufacture white yellow and green.
jy "a 3m &c
SALT AND FISH sToRE-4oo half barrels Halifax No /,
~ Salmon.
1900 bbls Nos ia and ackerel 500 halfdo do do do
SO half bbls No Say brook Shad.
800 bbls Cod and Scale Fish,
40o do Nc. Gib'd Herrings.
5000 lbs Smoked Salmon
300 kits Soused do
200 do Sounds and Tongues.
1000 otis Cod Fish, suitable for shipping.
1000 sacks Ashons Salt.
200 bbls American Salt
% do New Salmon.
5000 lbs smoked do, &c. SIC.
All for sale in lots to suit purchasers, by
NELSON, WELLS u CO.,
- lm*ec 81 Dey street.
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st and winter trade, that be lsaua The ely q
sx o Boots k and &
ass svs STg ~ 81 Bss
Ss so% Women: fssSs! Boot. and Ss;t,n; SSilaI,as
:;s s sss .S F.s s sss f.s
R's' and w0men'w FL .ss shtsrj b
i, Chatham street opposite Chatham Theatre.
a. Oxen all % O'clock in the evening. au25 lm.ec
,ANUo'S oAkoAPAKlLLA.
EOR The REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE
ofs h,ssas rising from impure Of the blood
s g Ass H :; f: on S'i fsss a Gs:
Bs sss fs ss ssss Kys s s s, &c B hs
md Joi1ss, stlbbo,n Ulcers. Syphiiiie symp-
' %r ss'ai, sa q %GasS sas
M sss's d; ai ss;i ss PITY e e.
'a iioaaai 'n Disardep s'' iii
Ss T srs.ssa,; y his
The following interesting presented and the reader
vsd'to It's careful rerusa Comment such evidence Is
necessary.
MEssRs sAsps7Gens-l consider it but an act fjusce
following
fit have received in the Of obstinate DANGEROUS ULCER
attended eighteen mouths BY regular and silfu ply
& assisted by the sayes and I G one Ct our S,t
ever Ali the methods Of treating Mere sored
for b day. asS or y s daily
sweak solution Of gcid and the cavity Internal ulcer
Doctor psbsS de DE sGrs 'sS lie
speedy relief by medicine an operaon the result would be
examined but finding relief from what had been done and
feeling rapidly getting almost despaired OF
covery, considered my nearly HOMELESS.
Seeing testimonials and certificates oil by the
of SAvDs's SARsAPARILL,s in similar 10
concluded try lew bottles several Of which were used,
but from the long deep seated character Of disease produced
very decided change considering this the only probable
cured. IL eleven months since the
peted there is not the slightest OF return
therefore pronounce myself WELL and the cure e,ut,ey IL
fected bv SANDS SaRsAPARLLA az took no other edi.
cine Of any kind during the time using u, hare
taken any since Please this long deferred acknowledge
mcn,, which think duty TO make Your valuable Sasa-
10 you say many things canno, write and do
respectfully invite ladies afflicted have been call upon
and will satisfy them fully of the truth stated above,
and other things in reference TO the
NANCY j. MILLER,
2l8 Sullivan street. next door to the Methodist Church.
For uaher particulars and conclusive evidence Of sure
ror value and efficacy, pamphlets which may be obtained
gratis. .
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by
A. Is. X ID. SANDS Druggists,
10 Fulton street 273 Broadway, ~ East Broadway
Sold also by Druggists generally throughout United
states Price 81 yer bottle six bottles Cor S.
Te public respectfully requested to remember that i
Sands arsaparila that has constantly achieving such
remarkable Of the difficult class Of diseases which
the human frame " subjects Therefore ask for Sands Sasspa-
rilla, and take no other. SIT imsm
COAL0 tons best Liverpool Orl Coal, landing fsom
" ship fazoo, foot Of Rutgers street, and for sale py
u. X. COLLINS Co.
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prtn,E IN v,I a. nND hhDlyAL OOhE.
speedy and certain cure discovered for the Of Co
norrhea geets all uethal discharges ritaaton Of the kid
neys &c. In recent sufficient
perfect in fortyeght hours la old cases. obstinate
geets &C., they equally CERTAIN having
who had nearly fallen victims to Tins hoa
who very frequently their vctims constitution or send
them suffering TO untmely grave These invaluab, Pills
vyoa,s he system ssaeisly VIII full dsetOD s. For
Catherine street. and Olcot McKesson CO. ~ Maiden
lane. SO lm*m
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COALO best Liverpool Oril Coal, Low landing f.om
80 = v. X. COLLINS SEQ,
silrc 80 South STREET
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
e. COWAN DILK'S, PHOENIX HORSE
IA4L & DILKS, take this op.
-portunity Of informing the public in general, well
as hoss who have SO iberay pa,1onzed their extensive
Carriages will by the desire Of their take place
Wednesday; commencing from Wednesday 18th
September throughout the at II O'clock usual for
Carriages Harness. Sleighs &c. and 10 O'Clock for the
ogne Of Horses. SO tire
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pay shlr GAkHlCk from Liverpool Is dycharana
orleans msf foot 81 Wall street under General order
tonssnses wan please attend to the receipt Of heir goods
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/ BONNARD. Nassau strees. The proprietor 'can fear
lssy recommend this establishment 10 general attention
French ana Foreign residents has afforded universal saisac
require whether in the English French style Of cookery
His wines, Fruits aud Liquors the best bIands-he
Wae French and Eng.h polite. and the general
Of the tables N cool and airy saloon, Tor aud
social parties, not To be eluallsd J. BONNARD,
a lm*rrc 5 Nassau street.
70 CITY AND G0gMTHY MEhCHANTs,
FIVE PER CE MI CASH STORE,
10 Cedar Street.
THE SUBSCRIBERS offer CHOICE and well selected stock
actual Country Merchant will find greatly their ad.
vantage to call order the market value Of
goods they do intend purchase. The attention OF
CITY dealers also requested Our goods are al marked
call il respectfully solicited by
HUTCHiNGS, CASWELL 4 SMITH.
Five Per Cent Stors
duz4 im*C l6 Cedar street, Pearl street.
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SOAPS AND PERFUMERY
JOHNSON vROOM late johnson 4 Co, Of Cedar street,
: Manuf,e"rs for Grocers Druggists, Country sorekeers
hrs qualify, and At the lowest possible prices.
Sales Room at the Manuacoy Trinity Place the Of
TRINITY Church. sill nsec
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DR LARDNEIt, CONSULTING ENGINEER, Atle.
~ neum Hotel. Broadway, New YoTk-Dr. LaIdner will
continue the professional practice Which for he
sued extensive scale London, and be consulted By
pleutee manufacturer and others, questions regarding
improvements p tie arts and maiulacures which involve the
application Of the principles Of Mechanical Physical Science
Those who reside distance may forward tpost pald)
clear Of the case with the necessary
clmens when immediate attention Ni be given. 8li I'm
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M PASSAGE FOR LONDON-Packet Of the LIST
M%%N October - he splendid fast sailing Packet ship
.sessxss MCMAHON captain Chadwick. sails positively
The accommodations this ship for cabin second cabin and
sieerlge passengers he SURPASSED Those wishing
secure bes should not fail make early application
beard, or 10
WI. T. TAPSCOTT,
sl5ec rs Sonth street corner ~ Maiden 7 ane
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kHTS> FOR NEW ORLEANS--To succeed the Fairfield
The fst sling ship ALFEED, Captain Myers,
has snip has Unsurpassed accommodations Tor cabin second
cabin and Passengers will be- the lowest
Those DESTROYS Of securing herhs will -snujred 10
make early application board the ship al mays wharf
f,ot OF Wall ST. or 10 JOHN HERDMAN,
. 49, 81 South street.
NJ BThs subscriber will have regular succession of frat
class ships sailing every few days fo the above port si re
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-02-01
9StiSteCCd1teouS.

STAND FAST. Under all the trials Of
life stand fast Would you wish TO live
withou, trial? Then would you wish to
die but half man-at the very best but
half man. Without trial, you cannot
guess at your own strength. Men do not
learn to swim upon table. They must
go in deep water and buffet the surges.
|! YOU wish to under stond their true char
acter, il you would know their whole
strength. and Of VIVA, they ale capable,
throw them over ard!-over with them.
aod, if they are worth saving, they will
swim ashore Of themselves. The Spar.
tans exposed their unsghtly children, to
such trying hardships that none but the
hardy could outlive the exposure. And
what followed A nation of heroes: of
men, who even in their boy hood, were in
capable of untruth; who would suffer
their en,rails to be torn out by the wild
beast, without a single outcry or within
per; OF men who regarded the hardships
that destroyed others as mere pasime. -
So much for the hardening effect OF trial
from the first; of ennobling hardships.
Stand fast, therefore! Come what may,
stand fast, and thank God that he has not
forgotten you, when trials and hardships
are upon you; when, look where you may,
there seems to be no chance OF escape
". Y. Sun.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-02-01

AWFUL SITUATIoN.--A notorious tip
pier, in a town not forty miles from Bos.
ton, returned home last washing day,
with jug of rum, and staggering into his
wife's domain, mstook tub Of well warm.
ed water for settle, and suddenly settled
himself into it, so that its surging sides
lesped merrily about him--he being a
fast prisoner. In the predicament he call
ed Justly for Naddy. His "gude wife"
seeing his deep interest 10 her affairs,
Selling the jug, danced round the phloso
pher, pouring its contents over his head
--disregarding his prsyerful look, out.
streached arms, and beseechirg appeal Of
'Nsddy, save ii! Save it Naddyl" TO
which she replied, Go it, Joe--long life
to your honor" &c.--Boston Courier.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-02-01

wanted TO change with 'em monstrous
bad; but reckon have made up for il
sense.
After the marryin was over we all
tuck supper, and the way old Miss Stul-
lioneses table was kIvered over with good
things was astonshin. Alter plsyin and
froIikin till about 10 o'clock, the brides
cake was cut, and SIGH cake was never
baked 10 Georgia afore. The StuIlonses
bein ashIug,onians, thar WASH no wine.
but the cake want bad to take Jest so.-
Bout II O'Clock lha cumpany begun TO
cut out home, all of 'em j-st as sober as
when they cum.
had to shake hands with EN- all and
tell 'em all good night
GOOD mite cousin Mary, ses Pete
"good mite Majer,' SEES he, Il spose GU
amt gwine back to townio nile,'' and then
burst rite out IN big laugh, ard away he
went.
That's jest the way with Pete, he's a
good Eel ow enough, but he AIT got no
better sense.
Mary ses she's sorry she couldn't seno
you no more cake, but Mr.. Montgomery's
saddle bags wouldn't hold half she rap
ped for you. Don't forget to put our mar.
rage in the papers. No more from your
friend I'LL deth. ...t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-02-01

WESTERN INDIAN NEws.-A corrrs
pendent OF the Arkansas lntelligenctr
writes from Fort Wsshita, on the 18th
ultlmo, that Governor BuTLER and por
ton OF his party returned on the precet
ng day iiom their expedition to the prai-
ries, whittier they had gone with view
10 treat with the border tribes of Indians
The Texan Commissioners did not at
tend, as was expected Upon the arrival
of Governor BUTLER at Cache creek h.
met depulationS from the Cumanches, Tu.
wock ONES, Wacoes, K ech es, Caddoes,
Anarchoes, aud lonies, being all the Dor +.
der tribes except the hloways and Wiche-
taws. The two latter tribes dill not at
tend, it is supposed. on account of their
being at war with the Cumsnches, and
three runners who were dispatched to IN
vits their presence had fail. d to return 10
the camp; whence It was inferred that
they had been murdered because Of their
friendship for the Cumanches.
Ii appears that 10 treaty was made, bu,
an agreement Of pc CO and amity was
entered into. OF all the Indians present
i, is said that the Cumanches are the most
peculiar and interesting, and the most
distinguished for their original manners,
customs, and superst',ions.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-02-01

SocIABLE FoLKs.-There a:e some
men with whom on the instant wo seem
to get acquainted. An hours accidental
association iu a s;age-coach, a steam
packet, or hotel, does more towards
banishing reserve and restraint than ma
ny months Of daily communication with
beings less congenial. They seem to
suit us-we pant from them with regret;
and long afterwards, when their names
are forgotten, wo remember a pleasant
fellow and happy hour. 1t is not then
that friendship can be made; but we may
learn from this the advantage OF unpre-
tending good humour and frank be-
nevulence.-T Il. Bdyly.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-02-01

TARIFF GIRLs.-We learn from the
Lowell Courier, that more than two hun.
dred thousand dollars are deposited in the
Savings Bank by the femelr operatives Of
that city, and that siriy thousand dollars Of
the capital stock of the Midjlesex Mills is
owned by operatives who work in the es.
adjustment. This is also true, TO a Ger.
tam extent, OF operatives in The MeIi-
mack and Other Mills. The average
earnings per week by the female opera-
lives during The East year, exclusive Of
board, is one dollar and seveniy-6ve
cents.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-02-01

THE CUNARp STEAMERS. The An.
nunl Report of Passtn in the Royal
Mail Steamers to this port, shows nearly
l,l00 passengers in, and over 100 out to
Liverpool, which, at Sl75 and SI25,
amount TO the handsome some of two hun
dred and eighty thousand dollars. The
receipts Tor freight and Halifax passengers
must have been one hundred thousand
more, which, with the $4,000 received
for mail service, must make balance on
the right side Of the proprielors' books.
Boston Bee.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-02-01

A SIeN.--The Harrisburg Argus, Gov,
Porters official. makes the following very
pertinent inquiry see d
"What Pennsylvania, familiar with
the sentiments OF our people in regard 10
the Tariff, and acquainted p,M Mr.. Van
B"ren' IS hostility tothis measure, Can Tor
moment, labor under such deiusion as
to think that we can give him our eecto.
raj vote I"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-02-01

A meeting oil the JOHNSON branch Of
the "De:nocrscy" was held in the town
OK Reading, Pa, on the 18Th instant,
when r solution to the effect that ''in
the event of Col. Johnson's failing TO re-
ceiye the nomination, the meeting would
support the nominee Of the National Con-
veniion," was roied do,cn. While tEis
resolution was under consideration, Col.
HUGH LINDSAY addressed the meeting in
the following words, lin party
81 hope that the resolution may be 70.
ted down, in spite Of the ishes # would.
be party leaders. tell such men that
the people will not stand their dIctalion.
1t has not come to this quite yet-that the
Democracy of Berks are 10 be transferred
like sheep. We were led TO believe that
BUCHANAN would be before the National
Convention, but by some chlcanery he
has been withdrawn. We have accused
the Wings Of political management, and
here we are guilty Of he same offence,
in its worst form--bargaining and selling
the highest Office in The nation, and pledg-
ing ourelves to abide by nomination moi
yet nude. for one, have no notion OF
taking such leap in the dark. lfCol.
JOHNSON is nominated, he has our support;
we know that he is the man Of the peopls,
and not the man Of the politicians: il he is
not nominated, why, zoe do as ne please. .
Applause.