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ONLY - CENTS.

ONLY - CENTS.
This Book, just published, is filled will, use
lni Information. on the inlirlniiics md Diseases
"i The trn"raii.c Organs. II addresses Itself
alike to YOUTH, MANHOOD and OLD AGE.
To all who arirchcnl or suffer under the dire
consequences "fcnrly or prolonged inliScrcti"rs
--i"alI who feel the exhaustive. effects Of scdcn-
inry and baiicinl lahits--to all who in addition
ndcclinlng physical energy. are tho victims Of
'"rv"nS and mental debility, aud of nnping anl
'!'cil'ici"ly dependency. DR.. X. would say
Gsc;lsi :S,is EfOok.
I'll" valuable advice and impressive warning
IL si!cs. VIII prevent years of misery and suiitr-
crli.g, and save annually Thousands of Lives.
Parents by rci,;ing, il will learn how to pre-
ven; the obstruction of their children.
I8 \ remittance Of - cents. enclosed in n
letter. addressed To DIR kINKEIIN. y. w.
corner orTliiKD * UNION Streets, between
Spruce ~ Pine. PHILADELPHIA, will en-
sure n book, under envelope. per return of mail.
FIFTEEN YEARS
nf rxtcnsivr and uninterrupted practice spcn,
III this city have rendered DIR. X. the moslcNjnrt
aIrl successful practitioner far and near. in the
treatment ofnll Diseases Of private nature
Pcr%"nS afflicted will, ulcers upOn the body,
throat, or legs, pains in The head or bones. mcr-
cnrial ri"nIhaiisr', structures, gravel, disease
ar!S!n. rem You II excuses or impurities of
The blood, wlrn the con!ilntiun has become
cnirrhlcd. are all treated with succr.s.
lie who pieces lia,s"li under the carr of DR..
*, may rcligi"usly c"I,iilr in his honor "a a
g"niicrnan. and confidently rely upon his skill
rs q physician.
E. Persons nj n distance may address Dr..
Is. by letter. post paid aud lr. cured NJ home.
PACKAGES of MEDICINES. DIRECT.
O!NS. Ne, forwarded. by sending n remittance
and PM up secure from DAMAGE OR Curl
OSlTY.
{ y Book~,lI.rs. News Agcu,s. p.dlarx.
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DR.. CHRiSTIE'S


Is used for all comploiuts affecting the Throat or Head,
such as Bronchitis. Inflammation OF the Throat, Nervous
and Sick Headache, Dizziness of the Head, Neuralgia in
tho Face, Buzzing or Roaring IN the Ears. Deafness,
which Is generally Nervous, and that distressing com.
lINint, onllcd Tic UOloIcuX.
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D M~'.ALLlsox, NJ. d. Plum st. Phila.

DR. KcclcT's Cordial.-Wc would call the
attention Of our renders to this invaluable med
icinc, witic!, Will be found advertised AT length
III our columns AS "A corrective in cases OF
Diarrhna, n disease very prevalent n, the pre-
sent time, it is highly spoken Of by NIL who
have used il. s'
Meals Saturday Gazette OF August 90. 1917.
DIR. kcclcr's Cordial aud Cnrminativc.-
This article is advertised in another pnrt OF
our paper, it is warmly recommended by f.mi-
lies who have ,rio,f It. Itts especially useful
among children, aud has affected hundreds Of
cures. The Cordial is not a quack nosirum,
but carefully prepared medicine, aud perfect
~ free from any thing OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
nian Of Sept. !, 1917.
DR. k-clcr-Dcar Sir. As il is my duty to
use every homes; means Tn promote the happi-
ness of our fellow creatures. | take great plea
sure in stating 10 Won the advantage | r.cciv-
cd from your valuable Clsdial and Curmina>
tive. Last autumn | was attacked with Diar-
riua, wnict dchIlitatcd my system very much;
FOR nearly three weeks ! tried many remedies.
but found li,tIc or no benefit, wneu M dausli>
ter informed nv Of vcur CorGini. ! bought a
ba,,ic and had not taken hut two doses before
| obtained relief. VIE entirely recovered
before | used ,ir whole OF it; and have RE-
manned hearty ever since. Respectfully
yours, ,. HuDD, ID. ID.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail,
Philadelphia where also DR.. kcclcr's Cough
SYRUP, VEiNLlFuGE SYRUP, RHEU-
MAllC LOTION, LAYER and SANh-
TIVE PILLS may be obtained. Remedies
of unsurpassed efficiency, and which have no
equals. No family IN town or country should
br without iissc celebrated medicines 50
admirably nd.ulIvt 10 meet sudden cinergcn.
clcs.
~ .Nlsn nl. kEELER'S SARSAPA-
Ril.L\ for Il" permanent cure and removal
nf all Diseases arising from nSprrities of tho
iIlHod, or habit oi TIC buly, VIZ: Chronic
Diseases ui th' chest, Consumption, Brenchi
It's, Cu;n!I!i, lIcurisy, SCr0fulu III all lis forms,
letter, !Scnlh hrnd. Blotchcs OF the face,
Chronic d.scnrs Of the Stomach, Liver and
skin. cu'nuc,us cTiptions, white swcllings,
iiip Ioint ]nii;rtion. deep seated pails of the
bones, swrIiiiIs ri ia" POINTS, tiCcrs, Syphll-
tic disorders, Mcrcurial and all Hereditary
prcdi>posiiois. Females suffering from OBJ
sttuction. s,iIow complexion, nervousness,
etc., " Y iindthe Panaora an elegant remedy
for their removal.
For safely DR.. Il. $. Mcllclt, Sum.
icrvlIlc: ~. DELAY, Camden; Black
& Ehnv, l~rangrburg: BoutwrigM &
Mot, Columbia; !. Mcmillan, Marion;
r.. II, Chen Charleston and by
Drnggjs, ml McrchY,,s in every town
thruughou The S!A,c.
Dee. i, 1919 8 "
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CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMCNIALS

REV. DIR. LANDS, a CLERGYMAN
OF New jersey, of distinguished a,.ainmcnts and exalted
SiaxrY, New Jersey. July II, 1919,
On: All CnRisrn--Dcar Sir Iou wish 20 know Of
me what has been tho result in my own case. Of the
application OF THE GALV.tNlC BELT AND Ntin-
LACE. My reply is as follows:
For about fmsnty gears had been suffering i"n
Dyspepsia. Every year the symptoms became wonc.
nor could obtain pei ornament relief i,Urn an! course
Of medical treatment whatever. About J"rrfr,;: years
since, in consequence OF frequent exposure I" tho
weather, in the discharge of my PASTORAL duties. !
became subject to u severe Chronic Rhcumuiism. which
Fntthcr In the winter Of - md 10, in c"nsc.
qucnco of preaching Il great deal III my own and
various other. churches in this region, was attacked
by the Bronchitis, which soon became so severe rs
10 require an immediate suspension Of my pastoral
labors. My nervous system ,r"s nor Thoroughly gr"s.
trd'ed, and o. my Bronchitis became worse, SO also did
my Dyspepsia and Rheumatic affection thus c,incing
that these disorders were connected with caci, other
through the medium 81 the Nervous system In the
whole pharnacopuia there seemed to be no remedial
System every thing that had tried for this parlu>e had
completely failed. At last wna led by my friends To cN.
amino your inventions and Okoush with ne very san.
gninc hopes Of their efficiency determined t. Try the
NECRIsAGE, with tho FLUID. This was
in Junes 1916. To My GREAT AsroNIsiihENT, ~ TWO
DAYS kif DYsrErsiA han GONE; ~ EIGHT DAYS WAS
ENABLED no RESUME mr r,sron,L LAnoRS, HoE Jaw
SINCE OMITTED 4 SINGLE srariCE OK Accot'NT OF Tnr
BnoscIIiris; ASD My Rurum,ric ,yrEcrr"~ mas rs.
TiRELI CEASED TO TROUBLE aE. Such is the wonder.
fnl and happy results Of the experiment
] have recommended the BELT aud FLUID to many
who have been likewis suffering from Neuralgia nGcc.
tions. They have tried them, VIM uArFr mEsuLTs, |
BELIEVE, IN EVERY c.sf.
! am, dear sir, very respectfully yours,
ROBERT W. LANDS.
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ALFRED EARLE, NJ. d.
Extract Of u letter from Ebcn"zcr Cook.
Nnw NnIk CITY. IulY %. 1871.
nSi GTarh 81. Ger. OF Alley.

This is 10 certify that ! have used DR.. Keel
cr's to'tIn', and have found il II valuable med
icinc III dinrrl,ma, dyscuIerv. and all derunge-
mcnts al the s,uinact aud bnwcis, caused by
Tcething, aud is particularly adapted to all
tiimcascs "f those or gnns caused by acid fruits
or the dcbiii,ating effects of scason aud eli
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School Books,

OF Every Description from the Elemon-
tary Spcllrr, to Latin aud Greek, includ-
ing Stationery Of ali kinds, for Sale by
A. J. 81 y. MOSES.
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MNNASE,

The subscriber has Removed his FI1RNI.
.itkE WAREROOM 10 Mr.. a. !. Moses new
building mp-stairs) where he will keep con.
Sinnily on hand, n general assortment Of Fur.
rs-wS- 4-S-fa- niiiirc, consisting in par, of
- a44sxSsrexssASs Dressing Bureaus, Plain and
stDIJ Marble Top, Sofas aud hi.
vans, Foot Stools, Ottomans, WnrIrobcs, plain
and Mahogany. Candle stands. Dining, Ten
and Work Tables. Centre do: Curled Maple
high and low post Rctlslends. Mahogany do. /;
Office, Sitting, Nursing and Rocking Chairs OF
every description.
Furniture made and repaired Mt the shortest
notice.
Plain and Mahogany Collins furnished TO or.
der.
Tho subscriber is prepared to furnish Blinds.
Sash and Doors NJ Charleston Prices.
He will continue his WORKSHOP nj the
Old Stand, where all orders in his line will b..
pinciuaily attended Ia.
DAM" S, SARGENT.
Nav 4,
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Brown, Lee & Co.,

Agents 10 the Sale Of HARFIN'S SHOES
AMI Harness.
Juno 81 tf
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III CONCERNS EVERY ONE!
CHOLERA CURED!
;!EDr. a5 eeleT,s Cordial auRd Carr

EDE. Reeler's Cordial arRd Carr
lniMftfve,
For tho speedy and positive cure Of DIARR-
HuApDYSENTERY, CHOLERA NOR
BUS, CHOLERA lNFANTUM, COLO,
FLATULENCY, GRIPPING PAINS. and
for oil arrangements Of tho Stomach aud
Bow cla, caused by EEeetlling. Improper Drink,
ETC., etc.
" ASIATIC CHOLERA is us easily
cured and prevented us any other disease OF
the stomach md bowels. provided TIM proper
means nro used. II presents the same NOR
bid symptoms us ChoIcru Morhus, only more
violent. There is 10 difference in their pa.
thology, the treatment being the same, DR..
kcclcr's Cordial, 80 justly celebrated for dis
| cases OF the stomach, aud novels, will, as GER
tain as It is used, cure this disease. as a
Preventive, it should be used III small quanti-
ties daily, mixed with water, und oil the up
pronch ofthc DISGUISE, it should be tukcn in
moderate doses, ut regular aud short intervals,
until every syciptom is removed. Frictions 10
the abdomen, With external applications TO
the exiremities, III the worst stages OF tho dis
| onsc, will cure !orty.piuc OF any fifty cuses.
There is no need Of anything else; aud. above
NIL, beware Of Calo,ncl, Pnrgativcs, and other
Fnlliu,ivrs; they will kill more thnn they will
cure. The most severe cases Of Complaint
yield to the heroic virtues Of this remedy like
magic. The proprietor invites investigation,
aud boldly lroc'uims that it will speedily euro
all diseases ofthis character. He can pointto
living witnesses Of its beneficial effects, after
bcirg pronounced incurallc aud given up TO
die by their physicians. In all cases Of failure
Tic money will BE- checrfully returned.
Rpadih;S Testimony.
(Ex,rnct Of ii letter from tho Row DR.. Earle
Daisville, Bucks County, August 25th, 1917,
Dear SRI am now prepared TO recon
mend your Cordial from having used il with
success in several instances, aud l am now
Try M your Panacca in n case Uf protractcd
debility, attended with cough, apparently FRO.
duccd in the young Lady by her 'outgrowing
her strength TO use n omnon phrase.
Yours, respectfully.
ALFRED EARLE, NJ. ID.
Extract Of u letter from Ebcnezcr Cook.
New York City, July 30, lSi7.
DR. Kcrlrr. Sir. | huve used in my fani.
~ all Of tho Cordial wlrh You left with me
last summer cxcrp, two bottles which ] per-
snntcd = customer OF min. to try, aud having
proved very beneficial. he has recommended
il TO sornc Of his friends who wish To have some
Of it, ! therefore wish you would send me some
by express. Am satisfied from my own OK.
peri"ncc that il is The he's, medicine for chill.
drcn T-cthing and Summer Complaints that
is offered 10 the public, and all that is ncccs'
sury for u recommendation is to try il.
Very respectfully,
l.EESEzEn Cook.
90 4 T--,l 4, No.
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MNRANE,

NSN wv SB
1 he subscriber will rent for the ensuing year
on reasonable torins, The residence of the late
~ Wyles, Esq. in Statcburg.-On tho pre-
misses arc a comfortable Dwelling House and
all necessary Buildings, with about Twenty
Acres of Land attached there to, containing a
Complete Fan Yard in full operation.
NJ, A. WYLES, Adm'r.
Statebnrg, 1st January, 1850. 10 If
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For tie Removal and Permanent Cure of all
NERVOUS DISEASES,
MAGNETIC FLUID,

uSeas WIZ inc most perfect and certain success in all
5cascs Of
ENERAL
strengthening the weakened body. giving tone to the
various organs, and invigorating the eutirc system. Al.o
IN FITS. GRANT, PARALYSIS and PALSY. DYSrF.T.
siA or INDIGESTION R~uEuMATIsM. ACUTE and
NESS. NERVOUS TnEMoRs, r%Al.rITATloN or
THE HEART, ArOrLENY. NEURALGIA. FANS
in Tho SIDE. and CHEST. LIVER COMPLAINTS, SriNAl.
COMPLAINT, and OF the Sr1SE, HiP
z DISEASES of the lDSENS. def.
sGiENCY. OF aud PHYSICAL. ENERGY
n mud all NERVOUS DISEASES, which complaints arise
from one simple cause -namcly,
#ASD&ranSEnont OF the Nervous System.
G-In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, Drugs and Alchi.
cines inGreass ths disease, for they weaken tie vital ener
gies OF Tho nlready psostrnted system while, under the
Strengthening, iifs.Siving. yitalixing influence Of Gal.
~ antsm, ns applied by this beautiful and wontc, ful dis
s~ScaSery,, the exhausted patient aud weakened sufferer is
restored to former health. strength, elasticity and viCor.
Tho great regularity and excellence Of
DR.. Christie's Galvanic Curatives,
S consists sinathe fact that They arrest anil cure disease by
Sattisspa nrpEeu'io;tlin place Of the usual mode "f drug.
gins, md ply sicking tho patient till exhausted Nature
sinks hhplelessly under the infection.
s9JNfyg sffeilsthenSfhe ,phoie sysiem, tpurii-r the circu.
sfGfieHap lac 6luna,f promote Me secreiious, and n,rer do
stht&ifg5test iai,ry5 uhfer any circumstances Siucc their
initodae.ion in the United States, only three Yeas since,
mofestlfat q ~
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Negro Shoes.

The subscriber has made arrangements for
the manufacture of from Four to Five Thousand
pairs of the above article by the FALL. For
reference as to quality, he would respectfully
refer persons who may be disposed to purchase
of him. To those who patronized him last year.
As 10 price, he will guarantee them as low as
can be afforded.
May 80 2tf J. MORGAN.
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60 900 Persons

Glls 1ges, ciasses and conditions. among which
Were Alafgsnnnbe o~flaiieS, whoa arc peculiar Is subject
to Nervous complaints, have been
ENTIRELY AMI PERMANENTLY CURED
When all hopo OF relief hal been given mp and every
Thing eiscSocen tired in vain!
To illustrate the use of tho Ei:I.T',
suppose The cpsc Of a person afflicted with TINT hGlc Of
s civilization, DYSPEPSIA, or any other I hmnic or Scrv.
Gus Dtsofder. 1nf ordinary cases, stimulants nic taken,
which. byS their action on the nerves and muscles ot the
e stomach afford temporary rriicf. but which leave the
81 patient In a lower state, aud with injured faculties. after
Me action titus excited has ceased. Now omIaic this
with the effect resulting from the application al the GAI..
worst symptoms of an attack. and simply tie The Belt
around Tho Body, using the Magnetic Fluid us directed.
Inse short period the intensibley rrspiga,!on will act on
Tue positive element OF the Belt thereby causing a Gal,
thence back Rgain 10 The positive. thus keeping 40 a con.
.inuous Gaivanic circnlltion throughout tia system.
Thus tho most gsescro cases Of DYSPEPSIA are FIR.
MANENTLY CURED. 4 FEW DAYS Is AMPLY
SUFFICIENT TO ERADICATE TIE DISEASE or
Egy T. IL @gEH3NkUrIEN
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~sWc are authorized 10
announce Col. JOHN c. RHAME, a can
dIdate for the office ofSheriH, at the ensu-
ing Election.
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Candidates.

GrWe arc authorized to
nou MALLY BROGDON, ESQ.,
Candidate for the Ofice of Sheriff of Sum
or District, at the next Election.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-21
NORTH RIVER NAVIGATION COMPANY.

According la notice published IN the papers, the let
tiny oi the work Tor he CONSTRUCTION Of the Locks Dams
Sc, On the North River tlok place on the 3st utmo
.NessrS Samuel r., Udiam aud Col. f. Jordan we
the INST CONTRACT commencing at Jordan's Poin.--ihe
cottaco r he lower rllon Of She work. have moi
learned who they The work il will BE- observed is
10 be commenced above. and carried the mouth Of
the North River. where II will ntersect with the James
River and kauawha Canal. when there vii be cont IN.
nous lne 81 Canal TO Richmond, aft riding the Farmers
III ms portion OF the Valley AID the Iron Establishments
aud all ulhe produce and mauut cturIrg business Ihal
facility for which they have 81 long suffered in getting
lhcr produce OF every d. ipon 10 ma ket and getting
return IN the shortest ps>lhe time. which will ena bile
the farmer, the Iron and others their labil
is, Thereby enabog all employed IN these dileieut oc-
equations, h prosecute their business with energy and
sucre Now that the work has been c1mmeucfd, let
initiate The exampl" st By o'her portions Of the
the opp utuniy frred him. IF doing good OF missing
op md putting ncw life and energy into the dro pins
state Of affairs, in his portion Of beau itul valley
All that now remairS for the friends OF this prea i'm
poVemeut u do. Is. 10 act-act we'll your part, and
success must mud will crown your ehurts.-Thc Cuun
y OF RockhrdIe, mus, feel mnre sensible he effect
Of this improvement, han any other potion of the val
ley; IN fact. 1t may be SAID that is her own improve
ment, Il Is within her borders and never can pa
westt t.All the pr duce west Of for great number
of miles, must pass down the North River lmprov
and when the day arrives that shall find The Nuh River
improvement cumIeted-l effect will be like that of
the rushing Of the winds for miles around it i'll
be seen aud fit 10th by great and SMALL and 1t will be
t. THIS peol like the day upon which the Declaration
ot Independence made-a day # great iei,ci.u -
We repeat-etthe friends If the Improvement Law h. Id
and cease not IN their exerions until he work is accom-
plished. -pailsy Star
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-21

by Count Deax P,ots aud the Chevse, Coisman; they
had card n nay their ting Cts 10 the chief pre-
rara'nrs IN Their enbsrr Ton for F,ance
Fnriy yPa's siier This event had passed swsy. aud
the Father IL his Cnrty had lnrg been called 10 his
grea' reward in better world. hen Mr. Cns'i had he
singular happiness 10 present The Majors Gnes', at
the Tomb Of Mount fern n. Ring ctntaining lick Of
Wsshingnns hair; the crnup assembled At the I'D Imh
who're Tested the The address presen ing the
Ring with Is Fsyei's r,ply and indeed the unique
and irpo>ng spectacle hal Mount Venoa eshibi ed
the IS'h II octnber 1924 detailed IN h Journals 81
that perid foras ct the mnsi distinguished features
in he memorable fiirnrh # he Nstion's Gdest
NJ. Edmond | \ Fsyeis much Interested in all
that told in 'auching bis e~uable father. George
Wsshiuetan Fsrefe. tstsy deceased, } Of his Il st
arrival in Pr ad-lrha in 1896 and ntrnduc ion TO he
President uf the Uniied States ~ hen Washington
hrsced him and tild him. while 10 America. G'd vii
consider yur fahet, ;" as1 # his long aud happy
$ Jorrn mea,ber Of the smiy 4 Mount Nefnon.
Ii, his departure for Europe.
The Pi gtim al la Ora g. When iddieg adeu to the
81 venerable 10 he estimation 81 the gpd and of
sill countries. and sndesrsd by somany 10 this
fsmiy 4 Lafayette declar that he I'll de, ply lmpes
SD nv al thas he Rad and heard; that l. was
bleh day his s'enre; hat he would be ch"srod IN
all his after liz by the hscln1. his he had Performed
y ~cred duiy IN making ms Piigrnsge Ia the Tomb Of
Moan Vera A. alexandria Gazette.
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NEW WHITE ZINC PAINT

We had occasion sumo few weeks siuce 10 notice The
discovery Of means of making first class white paint
from zinc. fee fom he very many ohlerious Of most
other pigment of whe c1of Il ceftai " does appear
gievous fact that pain should have been so long in
use as that made from white lead vhch is kuowo 10 all
to possess such extreme powers 81 ill., Fir, ly. The pre
parer is pasen'd. ndiy thn att2n pafa we'd and
,hrdy, The public hesth injured by IL use lit ran
stike down III" strong and say the natural career of the
"ther"i'e healthy, VIVA amount Of ham may not be
placed To IT'S CHI rye when finding spead over vast
surfaces and npel natng thu air OF most crow ded
Thorough iafes? We have hitherto goGe our door aud
invited dath in the OF cleanliness take up his
abode al our very hearth; 1t is be hopod we shalt he
wse tor The future as Il ere is no long excuse inf
50 iatalan error. The French government have acted
upon this sugges ion iof some months pa-i: and eyey
where within he ufurnce o. llicia reach the noxi us
white lead has been banisled and thu zqc simllarls
prepared, under Alessis. Hubbnck and sot's patent
Is being used IN II, sead.-.1fin jour
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From he Richmond Tins
A vINDtCAfION AT HOME.

+ From The Richmond 1inuss
! A viNDtCtGlON AT HOME.
Mr. Fillmnfe tho President Of The United Sa'~s Is
= ct of Buffalo. y v. which may be cslled III
abolInisi capia since Il was select the place io
the meeting Of the famous FIRE. Sol Convention f Ss
and is known IN he the great GENIAL pint Of al nec
ted region whrh embraces The Resstveso II New fok
and Ohm. | NIGH have been npptehendrd therefore
thai the patriotic Of Mr.. Fillmore In openly dis
cla ning bef.fe he was elected Vice President every
" ai iaion win the anti slavery party, and Ia
giving his whole influence, since his accesson 10 the
PRESIDENCY, tn isf adjustment Of The sectional rOnto-
very would not be sustained by the constituency i'm
disely about Buffalo. Never heess, are truly graft
fed 10 learn from the following article, which oopy
from lea Wing paper of that tv, that In the desert
uf dss frclion the Constitution which he late Con-
ete>sions and ether elections In the Empire Stale exh
BIT. the Bnfalu district stands uut OASIS of p1tI-
tim. In uest usolsing ditscly the stability Of the
u Compt mise. the adoption Of which IN
gfrst part due 10 tho Wholesome Influence of the Pfes
dent stws Wing candidate was elected who ope "
ed his purpose ~ malntsin the C1mpro and
pecislly the Fugiv" bill II will be- indeed Ia,
Nj Haven The gentleman referred to- expressed his re-
gfe that the Constitution contained the provision for the
delivery up Of fugitive slaves; aud this IL sentiment
which sou hern q ink unreasonable. But he
tecognis The fullest extent the Oblg which the
provision tp condemns any such paly evasion #
i a. Mr.. w ashngt'n Hunt and other Nor hern poii
eans would propose and bly declares thai "Gongre.s
bound 10 pass and The President 10 approve. such
act, roud fully enable The Southern peopic If then
r,opir, H. either 10 reclaim N !, ,ar,s mr. IN tecori, er
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