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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-08
tllc0irincs.

ani t,au,!, cumpe MONS, they should IL, ID TOM.
ScgJS NItpI-ttlG: thousands who have tined. II
are morr ,han satisfied, are delighted Ladies OF
every stain. crowd our office daily.
-Ns'lcc % nee Ladies -lhnsc that initiate pr
!oun-cnis SJraVou.A have invariably called their
>.yi gfelt rsH'eig FOR families &c, aud have CO
r,t our bills apd circulars which relates To the com
p,.Ut~ OF women WoriiOT wopl-other men who put
Up medicine have, since the great successors ct Dr
I0rHScHES NuSrprrI'la an complaint, uc.dlnt to
females, recommended .hcirs, though previously they
did not number Of these mixtures. pills. etc are
llunous 10 females. as they aggrlyatc disease aud
undermine the constitution
S,roiuiI Cured-lhs certificate coura-yclv
proves 'hat tins sagspar.a has perfect couuol over
The mos; obstinate diseases Oithc blood Three ucr-
sons cured "a one house IS unprecedented
Lhres thidIcR-Dr. IOrHSsHd--pnr Sir, |
have The pleasure To lutorm YOU that three II NV
children have bctu cured OF the scroa hy the u,,. Of
Your excellent mrdic.nc They were afflicted very
severely With bad sores have taken ou,r hour bottles
ittooS them away. for which iccl nysetuudcr deem
obligations. Yours, respectfully.
l>AArW tEAlN, lO6 Wooster -.
Opinion OF Physicians DR. Townsend is almost
daily receiving orders from physCmus IA d.tirfrul
pgIt~ OF the l'uiup This IS TO certify thntwr th,
undersigned physcaus at The city ct Albany have Ia
numerous cases prescribed d. Townsend. Sarsapa-
u.a, aud believe Il ~ bee uoc OF the most valuable
preparations u the market 1t Z PUNE. Np q.
j NtsuS, NJ. D.
X Il BHI0GS, NJ u
albany. Nprl !, 1871. L T. EIUNpuRr. %
tIEt0H.- -OwlugtoIhe great success and immense,
sale of Pr Vuwusgul~ Sar-amuia q humber OF
men who were formerly our agents. have comm,u-
cad making Sar>npluul Extract EhVr. Rutcrs.
Extracts Ut GLOW Dock. &c. They generally put
% mp ia the same shaped bottle, ana some ot them
have stolen uud COPIED our advertisements hty ana.
olywouhr>s mutations and should be avoided
fuuCpa. office, l26 Fulton street sun Building. y
\ ; RrdIiug, y co, ) States It, Boston. Drott s.
Son. 10! North Second St Philadelphia ) : lIaucc.
Druggist, Baltimore; 4 VI Cohen Charleston .
NughtN co. Charters f., y o, $50 South Pearl
st, Albany, and los all the principal druggists aud
mrIchant> Throughout the L :. West ludns, and The
Cauadas j II REED Il Co, successors 10 Stcb-
hens aud Reed, l59 Lake street Chicago. Gcnrsal
Agent Tor illinois THE trGdc supplied AT " \
prlcsS. NillIE& HUNTER, agents. Ottawa
M2l- lO-lN ) J SMIL. dnEL-.l nnrnt. N.MnLk
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The following impassioned epistle i genuine. 1t
acknowledgements where otby whom-'he own
ner will recognize whcn he sees IT, and know where
to find it. Il is printed exactly ash was written.
Nv Dear Cousin tux this plasore To rite you
fue lyncs to inkrige you on you way and wurnt you
10 keep up good kerge vile you are gon torom me
and all the rest Of Gus and rite to me and Let me
know how YOU are and what you are about ana al
about the place ware you sioup at horpe you VIII
not for gt me in YOU absancc as wush % be remem'
Der BY YOU as long as yolv When think ioy alive
YES il make me ftal Wary bad in dead to ihInk that
Imus mar, with you for so long time before scheI
hear foro youo7 see you but hope that we Will be
SHARED 10 meat agn in this world she trust TO PROVE
dance for that AMI he will Tux care tyur It we viii
nut our trust in him he will eide and direct Us IN all
chance Of LIE and be cur frgnl in trube teal Wary
bad to nigh, TO rite but can tel you the reasonts
sbou, YOU 10 think thu, you most Leave smy hartakc
TO think bout ore parting but iEJs tina we she'll meat
arin hope we shell ltet vary bad to think thatyou
dJ no, call to see me the day you left butt though,
YOU did not have time 10 DO so bot thought OF you
of the time and shell all the time will you are gon
forom ne that YOU may think that think oo you
every tine see that present you gave me and she"
thin, of m? dca. Cosin John and my dear cos.n
shell think moe Go hat ihenau ,heng have got
and then .lell think Of ny dear cus-ln wont yor
to keepe them what ! give YOU 10 remember meand
fthe Lord should tax me away W. secrd you sum
thinsmore to remember me shell not for g, You as
long asiev and hope th7tyou wont nlea DO not ''f
git to rite to me AMI rite all about The place ware you
are andhow you are think will haft to draw thies
Ifeal vars bad a,p.esent Mr. = told me 10 bid
you good hey Cor him the wone that spent the eyeing
heaIe that night lint you hear and he says when
he come out west with me he viii cOmcand Seayou
hea may come out in the fall and if he dose viii
Come cut With him he want you to rite ala about
the place rite the letter to me and will tell him
about it do not for git TO rite to ne aud let me know
What you are about and all about You health think
III keepon that shell iogli that il i monday height
Nit wish VOC TO remember hin and he VOID
you don't know as have any mere to rieat pre-
butt want you to take good care Of you scfGni DO
not for git to rite shell LoooI let ter from you in
n bout six weaks do not for ri; 10 rte to Inc and
will rite to you and rite you all the muse ! can and
what am about Idonot know Of any thing more
:onte to you at present polly wishes you luck on the
way and | do the same
] re main YOU best friend and well Wisher until
deaf parts Gus From your dear Cosn Kate to YOU
Remember me when this yousee
Others dear friend remember me
will always remember you good by TIL you
see me.
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III 0iIir5.
Smiths Tonic Syrup
! OR VEG ETIBLE re bRIE / q e.
Aspeedy and certain cius Tor ACT Eand Fly i.h.

OR VEG ETABLE re BRIEI I.
Aspeedy and certain c,Is ior tGI Eand FEW LR.
Chill ferer Gffrgb agec, iHfcrrHttcrf fcrcIs 4 nd
az tie rGrl0Es forms q h's'oaS diseases
THIS valuable medicine Is undoubtedly The sat'i
L surest and best remedy cVcg dsCuvtrd Tor the
eule Of the above named diseases II not envy
breaks the ck H. but removes the cause from wh.Ch
the disease originates is opsIS-oH oV.A geEe.a.
and special
While il acts -enenIy upon the vhoe system, as
4 most powerful a.,cauNc. purifying the fluids, tyvr-
lug the solids nom all morbid sCcJcuurs ana Nv az
Grating and bringing p al the vital energies 10 stan
dard Of permanent health ~ at the same time eNrIis
4 specific influence upon he LIVER digestive Organs
and lyluQhatr and gaudu,aI system cNcung tbJm
70 hva.thiI activity, removing all morbid matter f.
quall.uE the circulation, rvs,cung theT proper gUd
necessary SecTvuons, thus accomplishing u complete
renovation nom tlsrasr, and restoration 20 sound,
permanent htaHu
Those Who Az suffering from The p,cstutng aEuts
amt cyer> common 10 the west and soUlh-,hu,c
whose constitutions have become CUCybed ty the use
of mercury. quuIuc, uT other violent remedies should
resort at once 10 the use 81 this valuable medicine.
ID has cured and vii cuyt ,hc mos, obstinate cases.
Travelling with JEc circulation, D, pour, It's healing
current through every VEN outau,ry ol the human
body. The ANNA, economy is nude 10 undergo u
thorough radical change Even the mind pa,,ahcs
u The H,a.bW. pyuCt-~ ami Iis. tuat before appear
cd ono JTcuyv waste. begin, again 10 seem Nor'hIu>
ssSsluE D. fumUI.,;- respecting laws valuable uc-
dem, con b, Obtained 90 he agents gratis.
Caution -- N~ lhrTr are many spurious preparations
90 similar name H1wN rd about TIC county and sold
glhe reputation o the genuine smiths Tome syrup,
w therefore tcr leave to caution the public ugains,
imposition. a~ We cauuu, hold ourselves responsible
for effects which muy rr-,, from the Use OF spurious
ARTICLES II BLAkESlN y Co,
;. ". corner ChcSUu,a and 81 SIS. - luniS. No,
General agents ;ur the wrs,
The genuine Smiths tonic swap IS also for sale bv
the following agents. q L. lu6ur>oN, Ottatra.
: C. SWIM, Peru
ut1 - - "a, N-rp,,. 4 - \.,..rl
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Also, highly improved FARM on Indian
Creek, con,4ining Az acres 5 miles north ot
Ottawa, on the state road 225 acres improved
l75 oftlmber, dwelling houses, one log the 9th.
or good fame, with ell, wood.house aud els.
tenn; 100 fruit trees many OF them hearing; 4
good frame barn and she'd and stationary ,hresh.
ing machine; the farm il we'll watered with Inv.
ing springs, md BY Indian Creek The farm
wI be sold entire or divided into two equal por.
tons, liberal credit will be given on part Of the
purchase money.
In BWsau Coun'y-scc SO l7,nrll, eos,
OF the ith principal meridian.
IN Grndy County Sc ar Q, 81, 6; hf sw
Or 10, 81, 6
IN wa Couniy.-E hfss 81, 81, 8; sw fr. q
3, 49, 0.
The above Lands will he sold cheap. Or
most Of which, by laying one-fuurlh down, tim,
W i'll he given N the balance.
Nov %. GEO ". NORRIS.
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ALuTRA.
py opR NARY

ALHfeA.
BY oVR NARY
B who would have though, in thni tosoin Of down
A feeling could rest 10 give birth 10 q irown--
frown of displeasure or smile OF contempt
% that thou vert bn, from cruelty exen pit
Then never again wouldst thou torture me 50.
And frown at my coming aud smile when igo'
IN, srect would the smile OF that ruby ip be,
AMI Thai eve would be dancing with pleasure tor NE
q then would live on thy smiles Of delight
Woud kneel at thy lootitoo and worship thee quite
Nv days would pass onward inrnpiue ana ol.sS-
U, cruel Aimira deny me not tbs.
Topcuys SroRy.-The Knickerbocker account:
the following thrilling picture of domestic incident
which happened on the northernfrontier oiNew foEh
quite equal to the touching story oitie Wreck OF the
Medcrn" canal boat. If our readers can penise II
without tear, we pity them.
',herc was man in canada
acobbe-er BY trade
He married him hansum wife
and afterwards she Died
he married next buty
hur cheeks were like the rose
hur eyes ike sparkling Dnnonds
True verter did disclose
They settled down in stockholm
Upon piece OF land
And there they built all for their use
A log house And a barn
in lust about three months from this
there was anothercTy
That he had guy her pison stuff
Oh tlr 10 make her dye
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water Power for safe,

V0hI0Jc Ndifr Frcitge, on For Rlr,r, fur
mites atore Dayton, anil ope mile from 'iqtk
r''r mitigation 10 the Feedcr ef lie Illinois
0"d Michigan canGk
THE subscriber having built his dam
cross the river at the above place, is now
prepared 10 sell or lease water Tor manufacturing
purposes. n saw mill il in operation and a
srls' and Touring mill in progress Of erection. 1t
i located In the midst Of an extensive wheat
and wool growing country, and offers every in.
ducement for the above business and also fore
WOODEN factory or any mechanical or manuftc
turing establishments where water power Is re.
qured. a village pla, is lald out, aud lots are
Offered on reasonable Terms a black smith and
wagon maker would find 1t desirable location
and agood tavern or boarding house would do
well. For particulars enquire Of
Ounwa Dec TO- lsi7 GEO. MANN
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American House.
fremont House,

BY IRA COUCH, Corner of Lake and
Dearborn Streets. Chicago, Illinois,
Directly opposite j. Frink x Co.'S. Eastern
Western, Northern, and Southern Stage Of
fee. The house has just undergone tho
rough repairs and has been newly painted.
Its accommodations unsurpassed in Chicago.
April II, 1915 Is
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Solids.
City Hotel.

S OHur,.. Illinois.
FINHE public are inf1r ned that This establish
ment has been newly .tued up and newly
furnished 10 a style to correspond win me IN
creaslng importance Of the town, snu VIII acre
after be kept by the subscribers, wLo SOLICIT
share Of public PATRONAGE.
4. 4. FISHER,
PERRY II. SNlrH
Ottawa. March &c. 1871. 37-G
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TO nIIILEIsS.
Town Property for Sale.

HE Or OF lot !, IN block SIN the origi.
nal town of Ottawa, having forty feet front
on Canal and rs feet font on La Sale street
with the store house, dwelling house. and other
out buildings thereon. being the promises nt pre-.
sent used by Mr. Phelps for a store and by Dr.
Hopkins for a dwelling house. Possession giv.
en- the first Of April next Title good. Enquire
Of the subscriber, agent for the owners.
my 90, rs IVA. HOES.
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vi A N SION HOUS E,

And Stage OITIJE---Ollnw1, TT.
ME undersigned has purchased the above
L House, and repaired and furnished it in a
proper manner for a first rate Hotel. 1t is siiua.
ted direcry in font of the Court House, and is
convenient for all those having business connec.
ted with the public Offices; and is in the centre
Of the business part Of the town. The Stage OF.
fee for the different routes is kept at this house.
The house is large and roomy, and is capable
of accommodating all those who may favor him
with a call. Attached to the house is a comfort.
able and convenient stable.
From his long acquaintance and experience Of
the business, and unrcmittcd exerton, to please,
he hopes 10 receive liberal share Of patronage.
Ottawa. Dec 3, lsiI. X. THORN.
DJvON UOJTcr
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Farming Land for Sale.

'ENii L Sc q Of sec II, "a, nr3 e, 100 acres
4 lying on the state road, recently laid out,
from Ottawa north to Indian Creek, and abou,
'our miles north Of the town. The land is OF
good quality, and dry, rolling prairie. The ow.
ner, who is now in the state, is anxious to sell
the above tract, and will remain here for few
months. Time will he given for a portion oi the
purchase money. Enquire OF
Ottawa, may 10. 1917 j.. \. HOES.
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STONE,

/ inseCd oil for sale, cheop,at
IL jul6 WmrrE Il Hu~Trns,
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Lumber! Lumber!
100000 at d. SOAP %, I F"e,osy in n or
turn, bY cpli A. LINDbEY.
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ShOVcIs a scoops.
> For sale nv ALEX. w. MAGILI..
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JAMES DCNDAS.
MORDECAI d LEWIS,
SAMUEL W. JONES, fTm-le
ROBERT l.. PITFlELD,
ROBERT HOWELL.

VI THoNAS Il SON, Auctioneer-, 80 Walnut Street
Philadelphia
Printed Catalogues giving particular description
OF the SIZE and locality Of each tract may be had Of
the Auctioneer-otC ; tolweu, Secretary OF the
Trustee, AZ their office, 70 Walnut street, Pm.adc.-
pha--gt ; ;. Taylor Chicago. liz and of the
Sheriis Of the different counties N which the lands
are situated. m lG-3ro IN oci
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DIXON HOUSE

By LArsuAw s. CO., (ldte OF the Monsion
House, OHdUa,) DIXON, Ills. ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-08-16
GEN. CASS AND THE WING
PRESS

The Wing papers Of the country are ex-
erlIng themselves TO The utmost. 10 impress
The people with conviction OF Gen. Cass'
opposition to Slavery, and are pcr'erlng
facts, using false statements and making
all sorrs of sarbled extracts" to carry
their point. Witness the following:
1--WE are no Slave. holder. We never
have been. We never shall be. We dep
reca,e its existence in principle aud prey
for its abolition every where, when This
can be effected justly aud Peaceably aud
easily for both parties" Ss
The above clearly proves the desperate
shifts and pitiable condition 10 which the
Wing Press are reduced, aud fully illus
lrales the truth Of the trite saying that
drowning men will catch al slraws."-
Had they continued their extract and con-
uec,ed il with the words which follow in
tla, speech of General Cass, they would
have placed him in position they did not
intend he should occupy before the country:
"Bul we would not carry fire, and de-
vaslaton, and murder, and ruin into
peaceful community, to push on the accom-
plishment of the object. But after having
visited the three quarters Of The old CONT
nenl, we say before God, and the world,
that we have seen far more, and more
frighlful misery since we landed in Eu'
rome, and we have NOT visited Ireland yet,
than we have ever seen among this class
of people in the United States. Wha'ev-
er may be said, there is much Of the pat
riarchal relation between tho. Southern
planter and the slave. And as TO The ply.
sicaI distress, which is seen in Europe, re-
sulting from want Of food and from ex-
posure 10 vigorous winter without ade
quate clothing, we believe it to be SO rare'
as not to form just element in the con-
sidera,ion of this matter. But the SUBJECT
of, the emancipation Of two millions aud a
half of human beings living among an, anot'l'
er population Of different race and color,
and with diEsrenthabits aud feelings IS one
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-08-16
VOLUME XIII.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY
BY WIN. f. DURISOE.
EDITOR & PROP r l E I O Il.
NE W TERMS

NEW TERMS
Two DoILARs and FIFTY CENTS, per annnm
ifpald in advance ~$3ifnot paid within six
months from the date Of subscription. and
$4ifuot paid before The expiration OF the
year. Ali subscriptions will be continued, !,
unless otherwise ordered before the expird-
tion Of the year but no paper will be dis
continued until all arrearages are paid, un
less a. the option Of the Publisher.
Any person procuring five responsible Sub
scribers, shall receive the paper for one
year, gratis.
AoyERrisgSErs conspicuousryIn Inserted at 40
cents per square, (l2 lines, or less, for the
firstinserton. and 81 for each continuance.
Those published monthly or quarterly will
be chars ST per square. Advertisements
no, having tue number OF insertions marked
ON them, will be continued uutil ordered out
and charged accordingly. .,,
Communications, post paid, will be prompt
Nv and strictly attended TO
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-08-16
Notice.

gHyHE Estate Of Marshal R. Smith. deceased
being without administration, and there
fore derelict, all persnns having papers pertain
ing to the estate. are requested to hand thcm
over TO me by the eares, practicable time, and
oll those indebted to the estate to make pay
n,en,, and those having demands to presen
them properly attested: o,n
june IA -, om u
~ Hamburg Journal will please copy
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Notice

n S hereby given. that the next Legislature
will be peti,ioned. praying the opening of
a Public Road. near ]. G. Burnetrs, TO run
by ]. w. and r. Coopeis residence. into the
Island Ford Road near L 6. Griffin s>-thence
across it by James CresswelIs residence on
through N. L. Gritfin's plantatation into the
old Charleston Road near his quarter.
J,Iv 10 1S4S 26 Sin
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.etda,aiuissruf0r's Notice.

A Ii persons indebted to the estate o u. NJ.
IN Rodgers, deceased, are required TO make
immediate payment. and those having demands
render them in properly attesied to
JAS q. .. WILKINSON, Adm'r.
may 81 3m ~
u The Hamburg Journal is requested 10
copy the above three months.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-08-16
Notice.

a IL those indebted to the estate Of Charity
IA johnson, decd, are requested to make
immediate payment and those having demands
10 presen: them properly ailested;
G.. B. GOULDSN,
SIMEON ATTAEFAY,
Admin;S7ators.
july - "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-08-16
To our Customers once
HbNPP

WyO employ me to repair any work, is 10
promise 10 pay cash These ore my
terms. am no, able or willing to keep books,
or to depend upon your negroes whom yon send
10 make engagements with me. When the
work is done, send the cash.
July Il "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-08-16

nTTbe friends ofWEsLEY BoDIE, Esqr..
,unounce him as candidate for The Ottice OF
Sheriff of this District. al the ensuing election
January ia oi
The friends Of HENRY T. WRIGHT:
Esor.. announce him rs candidate Tor the OF
flee of Ordiuury of this District al the ensuing
election. may "a 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-08-16

n The friends of PETER oUATTLE
BIJM. Esqi.. announce him as candidate tor
the Office of Clerk of the Court OF Common
pleas. of this District, at the ensuing election
January ID oO 2
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-08-16
The Cachou Aromatise and
Jniube Paste.

yEyHE CACHOU communicates delight
IA ful and agreeable perfume to the breath
after smoking or&taking medicines, &c. &c,
in boxes 25 cents each. Jujube Pasle.in boxes
I21 cents each.
For sale by r. 8. ROBERTS.
Aug2 It ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-08-16

nFWe are authorised TO announce b
C. YANCET, Esqr.. as a candidate FOR
sea, in the House Of Representatives, al
the ensuing election.
March 20 te lU
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-08-16
NO. 80.

Of the s,avest questions which can be SUBJ
mlItcd to society 10 solve. II can safely
be te Il only to Mose arho are 10 Je so seriously
AFFECTED by II; and there il is left by the
constitution Of The United States. ITIsA
MATTER WITH WHICH THE GENERAL Gov
EMINENT HAS NO CONCERN"
When these partIzan perverIers under-
take again to quote The language of one
whose whole life has been spent in the SER
vices Of the general government, they
should recnllcct that the Democracy of the
country are ARGUS eyed" and will bo
sure 10 detect any error they may lug iuIo
their half made up" extracts. Candor
will force them 40 do justice to a politi-
cal opponent."-South Carolinian.
Poliiical.-What will be The effect Of
The rupture among the Democrats Of this
Stale, upon the P Presidential election? The
answer 10 this question is not so obvious as
might al first he supposed. One effect
doubtless will be-, 10 give the Stale of New
York 10 Gen. Taylor; but On the other
hand, many votes AT The South which would
otherwise have been given for Taylor will
now be given for Cass. The sacrifices
which he has made by declaring himself
hostile 10 The Wimoi provisn--which would
exclude every stakeholder from every inch
Of The newly acquired terrilory-nalurally
hesets strong feeling in his favor al the
South, and disposition to compensate
him, even at The expense of candidate
whom, apart from that consideration, they
would prefer. The strength of this feel
ing, and The extent II which it is developed,
will depend very much upon the success
of the demonstration in favor of Van Bu-
rem. If Bnrnburner,, Ultra Clay Wings,
and Abolitionisrs, should unite upon him.
as it is probable they will, at The approach
ing Buffalo Convention, Cass may safely
count upon several Of the Southern Stales:~
whereas, if Van Buren, had kept Iimse
aloof from the contest, and il the Barn
burners had remained passive. nearly eve
ry one of those States would have sgor,
Tor Taylor. The course of the Northeli
Taylor men will also have an influence
Should these adopt The Wilmol proyso as
an article Of their creed-and many OF
them inclined TO do so-the South will go
almost unanimously for Cass, and even the
election Of Taylor may be endangered,
". Y. Jour. Of Com.
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~ The following gentlemen are announced
by their friends as candidates, for the Office OF
Tax Collector. at the ensuing election:
Col. JOHN QUATTLEBUM,
GEORGE ]. SHEPPARD,
EDMUND MORRIS.
SAMPSON B, MAYS,
Mai. s. C. SCOTT,
LEVI r. WILSON.
JAMES SPANN.
UWE are authorised TO announce DAN
IEL HOLLAND. ESQ. rs candidate for re-.
election to seat in the House of Delegates.