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Ei,ni7 AMI Fellow G..:asos
EDGM MEEaR.
Gt0Vasl StVa1il

Thu snhs.>rincr wishes 10 inform you, one ard
all, that he,inteIda this Fall and Winter to keep
all kinds olstoves, which he will cell cheap fol
cash or country produce. The following
some of the kinds he will have on hand.
The celebrated Buck Stove,
Church's improved F4sorits
do Alright
Phiadeivhia Air tight
do Willow Stove
Cast Iron, air-tight Puror stove
Sheet iron do DO
Half cook, boiler on top.
Plain plate stove
Coal stoves for Offices and stores
and nj other kinds that are in use Call frinnt'
and fellow citizens ard examine for yourscvee
TRY, and prorc--you will not fail to be pleased
Rrcoilert the old stand-the large brick, on the
corner near the bridge. Resp'y
JOHN II. GRAHAM.
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,IS5 ACRFs

There are two Dwelling Houses upon
this property, one Of which is large
new two story house with basement.
8. The house and lot containing about
20 Acres. which is described in a deed
from Benjamin ". Harris and Others, to
Samuel Freeman, and lies adjoining the
Back Creek farm.
4 The lands whcre the said Samuel
freeman resided, now occupied by v n.
K Freeman, and containing about
SO Acres.
The improvements on this tract consist
Of good two story dwelling house, two
good barns, one OF which is nearly new,
sc. All the above described property
is of good quality. and Is situated about
7 mile, below Elkton, on The main road
Leading to Warwick, and about one mile
from the Delaware and Chesapeake ca
nal, Persons wishing to purchase are
requested to examine tho premises prior
20 The day Of sale.
The terms ofSalc prescribed by the DE-
cree are that one third OF the purchase
money shall be paid on the day of sal {
one third in six and one third in twelve
months thereafter, he credit payment,
to be secured by notes bearing interest
with security approved by the Trustee.
The sale viii commence al O'Clock
p. VI.
HENRY W, ARCHER. Trustee
Sent Q 'JS-tc
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hereby given 10 the creditors Of Henry G
Il SHIPPERS, Tan. a dcrsouaI discharge hath bccn
glantc" t" said dcbtcr IN that the seventeenth
cay Of October being the second day Of on! Coun
" court next succeeding this date hath bebn
srt apart for the final hearing in lis case, where
ht' creditors NAV attend, and show cause, If any
they have, why final discharge shall not be
granted SAID ,c.tor.
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, Ok.
July S--3m Cccll c. unity court.
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u uaicr.

v s hcrohy given, TO the creditors Of Robert.
q Stephenson, that personal discharge hath
been granted to SAID debtor, and that the seven
:ecnth day Of October being the second day OF
our County Court next, succeeding tins date
bath been set apa': for the final hearing IN his
case, where his creditors may attend, ana show
cause, II any they have, why final discharge
shall not be granted said debtor.
GEORGE McCULLOUGH elk.
Jaly Sim Cecil County Court.
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FOR SALE.
I will sell at Private Sale a

I VIII sell at Privnte Sale
FARM OF 800 ACRES,
on Bohemia Manor in Cecil county. Tue
soil is of excellent quality. Persons de-
sirous Of purchasing, are referred to Benz
F. Sluyter, near the premises on Btlc-
mia Manor, and who is authorized TO sell
the same. G.. ". OLDHAM.
The soil Of bohemia Manor is of't!.e very best
quality. No land is more easily placed m the
most fertile condition. ard when fully improved
none can produce better cGops--I.I Cecil Wing |
Aug -, 'iS
4 *The Examiner, West Chester: and
Delaware Republican, will copy 8 weeks
and send their bills to his Office
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FEVER AND AGUE!:!


Is-TIIOROUGHLY ERADlCATEDs
by ROWAND'S TONIC MIXTURE II!
FB7HAT great National Old Favorite, and
IL Ster'ng Remedy =! Of EIGHTEEN
YEARS s'rANDlNG-s,ill unapproa ched in
its wonderful sue cess, certainty, and safety, in
the CURE OF THIS wRETcHED coMrLAINT:.!
J57lf you would escape the arsencal fpo;soa.
ous) counterieits take not a bottle from any one
that is not guarded by thc"written signature" Of
the original inventor and proprietor. JOHN r.
RowAND, on a paper label, crossing the mouth and
cork
This remedy has never been bolstored up BY
false and Gecetful pnfs, but has won its way 70
tn o confidence and universal adoption Of tho in
habitants Of FEVER AND AGuE DIsrnlcrs, BY
IT'S GOOD WORKS AND FRUITS ALONE.
10 Which all the ngcnts, and every person who
have used it, well testify.
PROPRIETOR'S OFFICE.
las ARcn ST., PEnADA.
Also, Rowands Puryative Pills Cough Lozen
gcs, Blackburey Root Looongers for Bowel Com.
plant, Worm Lozcnges sc. &c. Sc
AGENTS.--Dr. Mitchell and DR.. Wallace
Elkton, r. H. Thomas, J. J. Shippers North
East; Black & Bro. Charcs,own; VIM. Hudson
I'd. Seaman, Joseph Bryan jr. Chcsapeck City,
J. l.. Clayton, Pivot Bridge; 4, B Whitaker jr.
Principle f; Henry sites, Principle 8. Thos.
Murphy, Bohemia Mills; Jos. Bryan, Bohemia
Village Jones McKasco, John B. Morton; War
WIGS; F. q Crookshlnks Cecilton.
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.VTbTEg'E!.

The subscriher having been appointed Consta
Bic for the Third Election District of CGcl cuuu
y, b"~s leave to inform his friends and the pub
he generally, that h" is now prepared to ntten
to all business that may be entrusted to his care
with promptArss.
THOMAS THACkNRY.
:. B. PcrFons wis!l-je to place accounts IN
my hands, can leave them with john A. Rankin
Or David Alexander, Esqs.
Deer ! 47-9m T. r.
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{ 4'rEaa Reward.

Runaway from the Subscriber, residing in Ijt
Neck, On Mou''lr the 1874 inst white boz,
named Perry Short, an indcn'ed apprentice to the
farming bIsncss. The t9d boy ~ ;tbont II
ve,rs ol aye, ami had on ",s"u ilc went away
linen r"unihoout, striped pant and hlti vest;
All persons are torD,d hdrtor'i'g ov trusting sal!
bow and tac above reward, viii he ptlt to aut
II. rl.I :Allt hi.n u IA,
GEU&GE HARRISON.
Epn' 23-St
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NOTICE

z : hereby given, to the creditor! OF G Gorge "
E.llcxnnder. hat personal dlschnrgo hath
b"rr granted to sad debtor. aud HAT the seven
,p,nl;. day OF October briit the second day Of
our county Court ueEt succeeding this ] liz hath
n.,n SCI apart ol the final bearing in hs case,
where ha creditors mny attend, and snow cause,
FAM they have, Why final discharge shall no.
hs, rrauted said debtor.
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH elk.
July S,--3m Cecil county coaTt
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N. G.. g. T. r. r. Il. LINE.

aGN The Steamboat Com
3d. Man,. stitution, Capt Penrce
ll; ,si ,..4a .S.5sY or the Washington.
G~>cs- .i'a''ss===iss1a7 Capt. Trrppc will de-
part from, Frenchtown for Baltimore, at from 20
minutes before G O'Clock to Is minutes past
every evening during the running season. The
cars will leave Frenchtown for New Castle and
Philadelphia every evening at from quarter to
laIf past o'clock. Passenges TO secure pas
sage should reach this place AT he earliest time
stated above. VIM 6 BARR. Art.
Frcnehoxn, ,"-'h 'is--tf
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West Philadelphia
s r. Cd v FL w CD IL h s

The subscribers respectfully inform their
friends and the public that they are now prcpar
~ 10 execute any orCrrs with which they may
he favored, for their WEST PtlrLApELrAiA Cum-
PLETE Cook STOVE, of which they have three
a'2cS tANEnN and BAEE CYLINDER SrovEs, sew
en- sIzs; Bases and Tops for Cylinder Stoves, five
szsS; Gvr" Plates, four slzes; COTTAGE AIR
Ti1!iT pAtLon STOVES, Tor wood,l two sizes; GAS
ovEE9, three sizes; CAsr-,RoH HEATERS, and
large and beautiful assortment OF Patterns ior
lroa Railing.
Their goods are al made of the best mat elal,
and from nov md beautiful! designs.
Their " est fhilGId Complete is, without doubt
the best ard most sleablc Cook Stove n the
market. They are constructed with Motifs Pat
ent Feeder, Front and Crate, which gives them
IL decided superiority over al others. They on
Iy want trial to confirm what is here asserted.
CASTINGS oi all kinds made 10 order WIN
promptnrss aud despatch.
Sa'hpcS may BIZ seen and orders LEX III TIE
| Foundry, or at J. h. kouLEHs. 1874 north Sc
cond st; MATuEu s DolsEAu's, ls7 south Second
st and at WILLIAMS * IlNps' 1893 Market street.
WILLIAMS, KOHLER, MATHlEU & co.
Aug. 10, '4s, Gun.
as cALISrER'S ALL-HEALlNG ONT
IVa MENT.--r,l,Nk OF THE ToLLowisH
PACIs:
l-t. That tivc-cights Of all we receive into the
stomaCh pass off through the pores OF Inc sh'n'
in MSensDie Pe,Spiation
Cd. That the SEin eVacuates more matter
tan the Lungs, Kidneys and Bowels pat 'oge'n-
Sd That the Skin discharges moro matter IN
twcLty-our hours, than the Bowels do in IA days
and that by severe exercise, a man Will los"
three, tour and five pounds in one hour
dh. Iha, the Creator pierced the human cnt
iclo with pores or small opening to The almost
incredible number OF 500 MILLION, making
this the GRAND OUTLET ofall the redundan
matter of the body.
5th That through these pores arc constantly
cyudng the old; altered and uorr-out particles OF
the Blood, and humors Of the bodv and tho waste
OF the system.
9th. That to stop up the pores, twenty-tour
hours would cause instant death.
18th. That sudden changes of weather and OK
posure 20 cold, close these pores IN part, ana
hence the long catalogue of diseases over the
land
9Th That as the skin is the medium 70 ovaeo
ating all the humors ofthc body, we scerhe prn
found folly and absur1ty of resorting to pills
drugs and other mixtures, TO cure the great ma
jorily OF diseases produced by checked pefspra
ton.
9th until September, 1874, there was no mcdi
emo before the public that had power to restore
the I.sensble Perspi alton, by mparting vitality
and nervous anergy to the skin
l0th That Nc ALloTER'S ALL HEALING !
DIN TMENT is that medicine, and winch, by |
possessns this power, is etlecliny more good than
any five or even ten remedies IN this country.
Price 25 cents box
Also, McAL!STER'S HAIR OIL, an extact
from the Ointment and possessing tAc same med
lea properties Price so cents hottie.
Sold in Elkton b. DR.. JOS. Wallace.
July 2S AS,
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Notice.

l. hereby given, to the creditors of Hugh !
i"rgnaen, that personal discharge hath been
g'an'a'! to sand debtor, and that the seventeenth
da. CT October hcjng the second day OF our corn
ty Court next succeeding tas date, i.atn been set
apart for til" final hearing in his case where his
creditors may attend, and chow clasc, ifany they
have, why final discharge shall not be granted
sad debtor.
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, Ok
lUlY 10 -Gu. Csci! county Court
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Sign Of the Big Boot.

opposite the Court IIoufe.
The subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends, and the public generally. that he has
purchased of his brother, Enoch Crouch) his
entire stock IF l.adies', Misses, and cliiIdren's
boots and shoes, and has commenced manu!ac-
turng Ladies' Shoes Of cvery description. lie
is now prepared to accommodate all who may
favor him with call, with mems womens and
chidrcns boots and shoes otthe best sort al very
Iow prices. TtlOS. c. CROUCH
Elkton, Feb 26th AZ.
n. B. Country produce taken in exchange
for boots and shoes. Wanted boo, and shoe
ina se-s.
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NOTICE..

The Orphans Cour. Of Cecil coupiy xii!
hod special meeting on the l2lh ia, o
September HexI II being the second Tues.
dly O "a ID month
Test GEORGE r. HOWARD Reg
September, 2u',s. I'm.
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VALUABLE FhHHI
For .S.4LE.


The subscribers ufler for safe hat tract
Of 'ar" wing IN Cecil county. State Of May
!"n bounded on the S'u /, hY the Bohemia
river. winch Is ialnoGs trr ducks aHi i h.
Oh lI,e North by the rod lea ling 10 the tea
~, aud adjoining lle Hon. RicEia!d II. Bay
ADDS nam$loH farm.
Tie farm &C Mains about
:23D ACHES
The soil Of Il e hes quality, W tn ineAhaus-
table beia Of III ii mari: lime can be d,'iiv-
cred on tbe shore. Thu bindings consist
OF a good hnn~'; barn an other oot hui,1-
IL gs.
For term, which " III he accommod une
apply 10 WILLIAM BRYAN,
orCilA$ 4. BRYAN.
McDronc',, New Castle county; Del,
Sept. 1t---GW.
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DENTAL. ST. Re Err Y
WilIlthl l.. JONES.

,,-,s--z4.e Surgeon Dentist from Baltimore
iT5;s-s4z-zzz< having removed to Elkon, offer
NIILTIiS his PROBES sional services to h.
"~--- citizens Of Cecil and the I'd ace Ii,
counties. Office two doors east Of Jounson's
Hotel, lately occupied as the office Of the cec
County A vocate.
Teeth extracted, fled plugged, or insert ed
upon The latest and most improved prncipl
very moderate rates.
Special attention will be paid to children
when his professional services ure required
Advice gratis
Ladies will be waited en- at their residences
if desired.
Very upe-ior dontr.G:s s orhs own n,.nu
fncture always on hand
Nav 18Th 't9 GIN.
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NOTICE..

,, }" hereby given, to the creditor. o. Jaa,o
ho''n, that personal discharge hath been
Grahtel 10 s'Id debtor, and that the seventeenth
Gay OF ctoDcf beng the second dsv OF onr
county '"Hrt mex succeeding tns d IT, h1t!.
ue'" s't apart tor The h'tl ie.ru5 in his cas-,
""Y'o n'7 Gredlofs NAV attend and snp" cau.s
Il any they have wbyu fna dlscDYr,. shin /, ~, :
be granted said debtor
, GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, Ok
'N''e '--'m Cecil county
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M IRE NEW

fl The aEges,, TIE Aiosr FASH
N,NA.B Ei4, enA tbs hest assert
Ak7pE{ 1Almcnt Of mems, wgunn's, and chill
N dyens boots and sHocs, in Cecil
county, is to be fonni at the sub
sc1i,srs BOOT { SHCE STORE IN Elktun
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Trustees Sale,

In virtue Ola decree in equity. the
subscriber as Trustee will sell at Public
Auction at thc Court House, III Ekton, on
Tuesday the 18th Of October
next, the real estate Of which Samuel
Freeman late Of Cecil county. died, sciz-
ed consisting of the village of Back
Creek and the adjacent lands as follows:
list. The lands X own as the Back
Creek farm, containing about
lsS0 Acres,
of fine Land. The improvements on
which consist of large Frame Dwelling
House with corn House, smoke house,
and other outbuildihss.
There is also upon this property very
valuable
Gr1sS .TFi9l,
with two pair Of stones for grinding
wheat and corn. also Clover Mill, and
Plaster Mill under one roof, aud a Saw
Mill, all Of which are believed to be in
good repair.
Upon this properly is also situated the
village OF Back Creek, consisting in part
.~g~A Of z WO STORY
%A;:;& DWELLING HOUSES, >
LIE Store HOUSES, a Black
AsSz'@smiih shop and " heelwright
shop; an the new house occupied by
negro George, in which he has life IS.
tate, under the said Freeman's will. The
above property will be sold altogether
or in parcels to suit purchasers.
.. The tract Of land known as the
Whi'ham Farm, which lies adjoining
the Back Creek farm, and contains about
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7ghBgIHs
AT THE
Old Established Ward
NEAR THE BRIDGE.

fIllN I he DNI Do +,
The subscriber has just returned from
Port Deposit, with considerable additions
to his stock of Lumber, and he is now
prepared TO furnish TO his old friends and
to all others who desire to purchase.
Lumber of all descriptions upon the mos
accommodating terms.
JACOB C. HOWARD
Elkton, May 81, AS.
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OFFICE.
Eagiaa surveying.

ILtbLea '~ses'SSs 1Stss.
The slhscl her still c"ntinurs tie business Of
Surveying iaid, and from III icn experience IA
coating !lIids, tracing iurs, ana dividing "stutrs
iltprf pared TO cAr1 utr all calls m his pruit ssun
with expedition ans accuracy. lio aho attends
to
CONVETANCING,
Hr'ing deeds, Mortgages. wills .r,icles orn-
-grram>nt, :ond', Bills oi' Sale, Lcaer. &c lie
ulto aC's as
LAND hGENT.
IN seIl;"1 Lands on commission. All CALI y ii
ho Thankfully received and promptly attended Ia
On moderate terms. Communications b. mail
Viii receive immediate aiirnti,u:
J.iNES NrCIGLEr.
New l.etds, HeaE E.Aton Nd
Jan" l7!h IS.
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A Desirable Annunciation

Although, to orr knowledge, Pingres elebr
ed Comet has not yet info ded its tail in "thes
dggins," yet we can "a tai. unfold" that W
hope will please our trends equally as much
The substance of our tale being visible, not in the
"Bluc Vault above" but IN the Cellar of the
Cheap Store at Cherry Hiil occupied by the
Publc's humble servants, the Undersigned, who
offer their friends the alb ove named substance in
the form of
First rate New crop New Orleans
Sugars s Id 4 cts per b.
q" New Orleans and Trim
dad niolasses 81 l-2 cts per gal.
% " Rio Coffee 8 10 cts por ID.
:" " Rice Slid cts per Ia.
I" " Cheese / cts pei h.
Together with Bacon, Salt Soap and Cam
dies, and general assortment of Dry Goods, all
Of which they offer to their friends at greatly rec
duccd prices, knowing the scarcity of "the need
lul."
Country produce taken in exchange for goods
| and the best prices given. Call and examine for
yourselves, and will abide the result.
SHIPPERS Il CRAWFORD.
Cherry Hill Fb. l2th rs.
KNOW ALL MEN THAT
BENNETT & co.
Have Removed from 1872 Market Street., to
their New Splendid and Immense Establ ishmeu1
| L.,
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Tower Hall Clothing Bazaar.

W.. - ECU SrVTT Dtt|teH
and Sixth, Philadelphia.
The proprictors feel reluctance in promu'
gazing what in any way might appear like the
usual Bumbastic oxaggeratIon OF some in the
trade, but will beg leave to quote the following
notice from one ofour city papers:
Gone Of the greatest curiosics that our City
affords to the stranger. is Bennett s. Co.'S great
clothing store, 80. 1872 Market street, between
Fifth and Sixth, which has been styled Flower
Hail.. from tie peculiar finish ofthe front. Tho
building il an immense ono. confirming seven
capacious rooms, all of which are stocked with
every variety Of scasonabIe garments, arranged
in the mes, perfect order and regularity. Tho
prop etors take great pleasure in showing thei
building and contents to the citizens, paiticula
j strangers, and to those coming from the con
ry--wc know OF no place more worthy ofa =
nav 27-S;r,
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In virtue Of! a decree in equity. the
subscriber as Trustee will sell at Public
Auction at thc Court House, III Ekton, on
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-08-31
Anecdotes Of Gen. Taylor.

Occasionally it occurs that a man will
want to write a letter to his trends, and
has no materials to do so. Without hesi-
tation he applies to the cold man. and
gets all he wants, pen, ink, paper, and
wafer, which comes from his private stock,
which is always at the service of the SOL
diers.
While reviewing them, to see, no doabt,
how they looked after their scrimmage,
an old soldier, who served under him in
the Florida war, proposed, at the topo of his
voice, .sThree cheers for old Rough and
Ready" which were given with all the
honors. As soon as they had subsidized,
the old general, every feature in his open
c%ountenances speaking volumes, grace
fully took up his chapeau and returned
thanks, and added-"Gentlemen | would
be happy to treat you all, but | have got
nothing, except some Rio Grande water,
with which to do it"
On one occasion a volunteer, getting
tired of discipline, thought he would re-
lieve himself Of it, for a time at least. and
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fed censure end condemnation of all good
men of all parties.
Fssotred, That the foregoing preamble
and resolution be published in the Com
mercial Bulletin, the Bee, in French and
English, the Commercial Times, Die
Glocke and Live Oak.
JAMES ii. ADAMS, President.
E. GorrHRL, Secretaries.
JAMES JONES,
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INSTITUTION DE PLAQUEM1NE
POUR LES JEuNEs GAReoNs.
Mess. J. sARTA rrt. HENRY, DrnEcrsuRs.

7RE unis de Ieur vieilIe experience en- TOUT ce
lVA- qui a rapport a INSTRUCTION de ia jeunesse
ct pIeins de c%onfance dams Intelligence de leur
zele appuye de laborieux ct consciencieux efforts.
les diYecteurs de cette n~ouvelle institution Sc Dor
nent a announcer tout supplement aujourd'h hui ron-
venture des classes, ixee a lundi proclaim. % Aout
colrant.
La lecture, recriture, la grammaire, rarithmef-
que, la ;geometrie, fhistoire enseignee sImnltane-
men, avec Ia Geographic, ct la tenue des livres CON-
poseront la ma,iere fundamentals des leeons.
Les langues anglaise ct franeaise, base premiere,
essentieIie de tout enseignementau aux Eta,s-Unls, en-
Louisiana surtout, conduites de pair, seront I'm OBJ
jet de soIlicitude serieuse pour les professors de
Reimbursement.
Les id6es religieuses devant etre !. reggie ct lie
conplemen ut de toute bonnie education, ne iecevront
devant les eleves d'autre Interpretation que celle
emauant des principles g~eneraux de la doctrine ct
de la morale chretiennes. .
On enseignera le latin ct 10 gree, selon la volonte
des pares ct meres des enfans.
Les heures des classes sont efablies { lie mahn,
de 9heures d midi ct lie soir, de 2 a 5 henres.
On receyra des pensionnaires ct des demi PEN
sionnaires.
Recommendations: J. SARTA,
- J. HENRY.
DIR. Clement, DR.. Hiriart, P. r. Drill
lion. j. B. RilIs.
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Out With 1t,

O~S
One of the richest specimens of the
mingled hypocrisy and hardihood of the
Locofoco leaders, is to he seen in the fol-
lowing note to the MilledgesilIe Recorder.
Just look at it, honest Democrats, and tell
us what you think of the dirty and dis
creditable manunyre:
[For the Recorder.
Correspondence between Southern De-
mocrats and a Northern Abolitionist.-As
soon as it was certainly known that Ho-
race Greedy of New York, had joined the
Democratic party, a portion ofthe Demo-
Gratis in one of the counties of the Seventh
Congressional District wrote to him fer
help to beat Mr.. Fillmore, since they had
got to be one and the same, and wished to
know if Mr.. Fillmore was not an Adolf
ZIONIST! Greely said NO: that he was so
strong a slavery man, that he could not
support him. Disappointed in the object,
the letter has been laid away. Certain
Democrats have got it, and the public
want to see it. Come gentlemen, pab.
lish it. OGLEThoRPE.
The idea of Southern Locofocos en-
deavoring to unite with Horace Greedy
the most formidable and violent of the OPP
ponents of the South-for the purpose of
obtaining proof that Mhlard Fillmore is
not sound on the slavery question, is GER
tainly a master piece of ingenious effrcn-
terry. But, unfortunately for the base de-
signs of ~Loccfocoism, instead of obtain
ing the proof, 1t has caught a Tartar
Greedy, in his unmitigated hostility to the
South, says to the letter writers that "Mr.
Fillmore is NOT an Abolitionist, but that,
on the contrary, he is $50 strong a Slavery
nsau that he (Greely) could not support
him." 1t is worthy ofremark, in connec-
ton with this reply, that all the Northern
Abolitionists oppose Fillmore. Giddings,
Van Buren,, Tuck, Dick, Niles, Hale,
WiImot and Preston King are his bitter
est foes. Yet Southern Locofoco prints
pretend that he is unsafe and unsound
upon the slavery question. IF Mr.. Fill
more was opposed to the South, would
the Abolitionists go against him? Would
they n rather support him, fine belong
ed to their faith? Would an Abolitionist
onnose nm Abozitionist? The idea ia pre-
posterous.
We trust the Taylor Press of Georgia,
continues the Bee, will never cease call
ing for the publication of the corresponr
dence between the Locofoco leaders and
Horace Greedy, until it is produced. Out
! with the letter! Give Locofocoism no
respite until it lays before the public all
the particulars of this contemplate but
aboftive intrigue.