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DAYTON Woollen Factory,

TNUIE above Factory has now been m successful
| operation Tor eight years pn,t, and the under
IUcd deem It unnecessary 10 make any promises
or pledges tor their good conduct or liberia. bargains,
ami wou.imerely say, that they have guudn-sur;-
mrntot iullcd Clothes,
Cashmere SIi'ipott, Tircsd, Jeans, HgrH Times,
EUuc'S of rurIggS SiUds, STARTS, BlaHhrts,
amt Nioriiug lorH, dppLir ami hrlSicd.
Aud wt.l have, 10y the tune tine new clip comes OIL
ug.r 90 G0od. shan they have rNrrb before Of
IrrtI, and tRny are getting am uuo'hrg ST Of nm.
ch.ury, 10y the middle ut May urylI col tbr best
aud most improved kind, which wIIlcuah.. them 90
,yru our double 'le number of yards that they have
ever dome before, and they now fee. c0uti lent lu
a0ylug 20 wool growers farmers, and merchant.
that 'Huir wants Gun be fully supplied ON 'Hu most
rru-uulh.grm-. lucNrhaugr for woo, ur cash
tArdInG :IpL ~piuuiUg.
They Wl,I ra.d, -pIuau1 f.ulul 10 cents per pound
90 .u., ut au.h- ur over.
tp5i0m CGripg at . cents per p,upi
They bDy" IWu -nisot tgrd- expressly lurrDmtry
work. which will 30 fitted up i1 good ur.'.-. ru' 4
wool pro HH IH U"p"rH"n condition rh.yU.
uNU WN.N Bob Nr, uU.uuNu. I..H.
HpH1 N. Hnca WHO r., .n'. GOO ....
.hUNH.luru u.r..a.
Cl0IH Os.r
WI. H" done 10 the usu1 pu. ..ttu.a. ....
ncr and warranted 10 give -lf,.nciIon, ns none hl'
the best worhm"u nle employed.
Wool, Wheat Corn, Lard, aud Soap wi. be- IN.
ken no pay for work ! s.. ID GREEN.
DAYTON Factory. Ann, - lSjp-3g.u
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To OGiCer.. Soldiers, ~ idoNys and
Heirs vt deceased Soldiers.

4 Ill I'kE NOTICE. lhotthc unirr,iEna j orc
n onh1ui 20, usual, 90 procure your bounty lands,
pensions back s1t extra pay, uomiual rates, low
er 'n1n egeJ Having had considerable experience
lntu.s business and beng m tTcc' correspondence
irt1 The DepIrfmcHtsof The Government having loo
charge hr Adjustment Of such CLAIMS, We are certain
we Csn 80 YOUR hI'u.-- 10 your enu-e satisfaction
When We ar" NOT su-rr--igi In I1srcurng claims OF
this kind W. never cG1-C' Cal and see u' nj 0lT
law and land agency office. NoERs 81 trsHLE.
Nov l. lS5J-u
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10 Ill Whom IL may Concern,

TO All whom IL may Concern,
NOTICES hereby given, thltn certain bond for n
~ deed utlnnds gwen by me last October to ASA
Carter, OF La Sale county was gwen for the land
without reservng The widows right of dover by
mistake. The reservation Other right oidower was
made IN the notice for sale, and nlso in the proclama
ton nj the time of sale but in executing The bond
II was omitted through mistake. A deed will only
be given for the land subject to her right OF dover.
marches A II HowLANp,
Adn'r ofhc Esfoie Of Geo Bremen.
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Lot No I'm block No % ia the town OF kauha
kaNec H. I DcSLY, administrator
Wti lie lrW nEEsrea Of J. Batter, decd
march l-jl-S3-G,
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Machinists and Millers,
DcI;iny, Steam Packing. Water
Hose.

DArGN1 Stretched Leather Bcltnr, received
! Premium IN New York "untlr1 RUB
hrr Bel ing. wN not -'rcrch1 for elevators and
open BE-. N hyperion article. Rubber Hoe,
Tor conducting wnter superior to any other Rub
her Packing, ins sup,rcedng every thing else
Tor making steam Joints.
Mil stones, Boiling cloths, and Nil materials in
general
ALSO-Todd's Improved Portable Mil
IRON PROOF STATS,
One (which every Merchant Mill should have
ST Louis, 2i7 Main street,
Feb G., q C. Tom
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Aux Eras,cnis!

TEAM II. MURPHY, nvocat, ct procurcur
~ aynn, sctnbli liScmcnt rn Ottawa, otlrrt scscer.
vices aux FRANCHISES de cctc Vile ct cone II sac.
cnpc de renscgnements en- general, de ycnes c'
schas de tcrrcs ct nasons de reduction dc letters
procuratlon, de REQUIREMENT. de- payer des mpo'
de titrc., ct soynnt hcn verse dams Ia lanruc Fran
sois ct les lolx dEurope tsynnt pra,ique plasieur,
nnncs) on ~, trouvai, leur avnn,age de mivor
par Ia, feur. Sauvaent leucommode ctrembaIra,
suite de ne leutparlcut Ia nngue Englaisc.
Office dens Ia cour aug TO-
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1n5uvautc.
PROTECTION
AGAINST LOSS AND DAMAGE By
FIRE,
o. 9f,o ->,~;Iy q s ~ ,xri.raffOp

FIRE,
Or the Serils Ct Navigation.
4 Sugcnti1 tor the Protection Rsn-dHct C'mTG-
y ~, o'liar.iou,, Cuurecucat, she undersigned
as authorized tu issue
POLICIES OF INSURANCE,
duly executed 5y rh,S old, we. known. and highly
Responsible institution upon the most liberia, terms.
The great rrsHa.css 81 tins Company have enabled
10 90 uavaU losses which have occurred under il>
policies u the luueJ States aud British Provinces
Ia Iug iuc ',st45 ,r1r>, vheNarious other yuupa
me, have iaucJ Jy discharge lhCIT huNyc-. Ap-
~ To- april l2-lW G. BURR.
L---- IN --LLL-. an- u NL--. --L----
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aleNi'iHss.
Price Reduced!

1AAC0 NcuuCcu
NAUGHN'S -
LITH0NTRIPTIC MIXTURE .
Large no,ties OnIy Ono Dollar.
The Proprietor of the Gsa, American Remedy .vAvss,..
StSsrApLs LirHosrNIrrrc MiIrrRE," induced h, AZ.
argent solicitations Of his Agvus throsshoa, III. U.,,ea
State. and CAnaja, hAi
Reduced tho Price
= b. popular and well known .rs. and ,,ou go, IA,
ssneeior'h. he Will pat up but one ala. ony.-h. au,r
rc,'les-the retail price will Re
ONE DOLLAR.
The public sssard tn. cha.s.-r Of IN. Mil
enc, rs sreREih. sni curative pronerte. Will .y.,,
rSSHANatp aad the same care will be bestowed 10 pre-.
ssrns It a, heretofore.
As th, mehciuc. under reduced pres Wi b. pu,sh.,.
~ those who have not hitherto shade hsm,sly.. acquainted
attn 10 virtues the proprietor oud beg to n mat. tia, h
scr not 10 be caSrl with the vast amount OF Reusd,.
the dag; 1t caIn, Tor isst greater ksllas poser n.
u dsaI'ss, than any ohsr preparation Hor Bsf.r. l<
cord and has sustained itself for eight by its .apsno,
nedeA virtues aud, until this reduction. andeI doubl,
Mo prce OF an, other aruc, this hue.
NorirE PARTICULARLY, this aIlele acts with groa, he'd.
az power and certainty, upon the
Blood, Liver, Kidneys Lungs,
md all other organs. UPON the proper asn which life and
asalh dsprHI.
This mci.one ha, iunb high rspu,e a, rtn-ay fos
Dropsy and Gravel,
md all diseases Of ,a, II may be relied upon when
o. intelligent physician IN. abandoned his patient fos
hes. distressing diseases especially DRor.Y the prop
Sot would earnestly and honestly recommend II, At IL.
present Pos II eas obtained by all. and the ual Will pros
~ article 10 be the
Chea Mal;nfna t, tha III
~ rsaSe ask for pamphe,she agents give ,hcm AWAY
Ney contain sixteen Of receipts. lin addition 10 full
medical natter valuable Tor household purposes and which
all save dollar per to practical hou,ekeepen
These receipts introduced make the book OF rD.t
,sue ds from ts character advertising medium fos
n. medicine the testimony which, ia tho form Of
from all parts OF the couuuy. may bo relied upvn.
IT, Vaughn, Vegetable I.ithontrpuo Mixture the
Sr-a American Remedy, Tor sale in bottles 81
zach, small bors At 81 cts each. No small bog.s viii be
ssuei after the present stock il disposed Of.
rnncoa! uice Buffalo, y. Y, ~ Main Street.
e. C VAUGHN.
B.AN letters (sHcspuns from agents and dealer, with
whom he business mast be post paid. sttsnon
sh b. given to them.
rulDuy y h. tuuyv. Ia Sale. $ e. Smith,
Perm, S. j. Smith Newark PA. Hail. Aurora
g. q iiaInrnuk. lpmuHl
Wholesale and retail, h, Alrott. McKesson. &
Co.,. NO ~ Maiden Lame v V. CITY. Scar, &
Buy, Chicago, Walker q, Hicdmg, Ottawa. H.
n1k,-ley d Co., - Louis
HUNTER * CANARlY. Ottawa.
i. r. F'H>uAT. Travelling Agent
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AGENCY OE
DR.. ), \. Fitch's Celebrated
MEDICINE. +,

VI " IUU nh V.d N7.UH0uItnl SnccfV N
Nr cilr~ of
Coughs, consumption. cl'urah. asthma heart dis.
ease. dyspepsia. ruuuahIl, piles
female complaints, Sc.
ALSO
ID. : iUcfsahdoMiaaI supporters shou'3rrlrr
cos, luuuHg tubes. and lectures on consumption
and The art el preserving hie and health TO old
age, SC, SC.
Sumter s Caoar.n, Druggists,
HAVING been appointed agents TOR he sale -
L the above goods. and wI. Keep lhrmcun-tant.y
un hand 700 their drug store, east side OF the court
house square 0Ha three doors north uitlc Mansion
House. TU tI1wu. Illinois.
br. HI,H &pljir Book 10 iuya'tsHnj d.tr-
TONS uiuwmo,ug health ami Instruction., TO moth
".-. iu tnr management Of children. DRY BE- had
-.ain'ou-iy. y calling 't the above sto,r. Itisur
extremely valuable book. Aug lI-l
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DIR HOtEIAND'S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTEES,
PREPARED Hy
DIR & VI. ACkSON,
Al mn

EErniy UEBygy,-I- ,v,ry,
NO. 10 Arch street, Philadelphia
Their muir ,,s, RE .,I,,s Disease, g., mn, sy,,,
II I'm, I.',..,,l.. ....,.., -,
J,ij.5 ',t,,s, n, M r,,., ,,,,.t ., ,,,,,,,o ,,
-, ,i.JJEy G5.. ,..,.,L.J,,5,J
",,IIr S"'I ~ ~ '''."'s 't'% i''.."
a.. ny pl.''.' are M"',.y 'r Il"luon "I in'l
gus. Ios,'ss'nHs t.lt virtues IN lne iccuhcauou o.
diseases oi NE lver ana lesser gand7 exercising NE
N. 81 s1aLchihG power N w'nhirss Snd affections
"t,ns uisss,ye organs 'h'y are "i'hoI SAFE GER
PriD Avn pr cOvrJvcrn
Fran ,br H1-,on Esr
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Blood, Liver, Kidneys, Lungs,

Ind all diseases OF ,a, II may be relied upon when
De intelligent physician hl. abandoned his patient fo<
hes. d,s.sn. diseases especially DRor.y the propn
Sot would earnestly aud honestly recommend H. At is
present price d, cas obaued by all and the al will pro,s
~ article 10 b. the
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-09-04
COM N ERClAL.
Nsw YosK Sept a., ,.

NEw YoRK, Sept "a, p. m.
Our respectable friend OF the Tribune has been saga
ciousy mum during the week. The spectre OF It's own
prevarications which exhibited has apparently
stricken with dumbnes and It's series OF queries has
suddenly been cut off We hope that It's reflections may
lead to It's feormatoa, and induce H. II II cannot draw
sound arguments in favor of projection from authenticated
acts TO cease drawing its fancy for data which truth
will not furnish The lille pihch in the money market,
which grew out OF causes that i endesvored 10 point
out has already nearly passed. and the returning Of
OF the market nsss the estimate of the sound state OF
business Ia the interior which has been indicated in all the
returns OF traffic. The Tribune reoiced the revulson
looked for as Of iusng its groesque theory
but continued and renewed prosperity will throw gloom
over its revefies.
The business OF the city is brisk and although money
and prices low the general results Of trade thus
far do not compare unavoraby with former years The
coanty pays up remarkably WELL and city merchants,
their means in from the country, relieve their
outstanding paper and the pressure rapidly dimnlshes
Some failures have occurred but they ali OF peculiar
character. The panic prints paraded the stoppage OF a
large tobacco house Zone of the inevitable results" Of
low tariff The house IN question has had credit since
former failure, but has continued procure large nd
OF money receipts for tobacco from agents for
eign houses. The OF Dutch banker advanced $3.50
0OO but neither the tobacco represented by the receipts
the dealer be found all the Liabilities, amounting
to HS0OOO0, are thus confined few persons 1t is sup
posed that such operations may induce the foreign houses
Withdraw all loans but that does follow. As gene raj
thing the obligations have been we'll met and money will
continue to be easy. The mporaiions consider
ably less than last year For the three months ending
with August the decrease in the importaons OF dry goods
this port has been about and quarter millions of
dollars. The exports of goods from Great Britain the
United States Tor six months ending with june have beer
follows
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From the Trenton True American.
new Jersey WhBg Greed

Ia the present crisis it q. essential place the whig. in
their shtto exhibit them ss the ancient genuine,
and reiAbe Uaio~ party, 10 which the constitution al
fN,,oark M,re~y
Yes, il may be admitted tina, this important bu, the
dibcuy that the wing party cannot in The "preseni
crisis" be shown to be "rshoNs Union party" In
the very article from which we have quoted above
the Mercury admits that the wings have been styled
"disvuioniss," and adds, "nor will they" tthe wbigs)
extend the hand OF fellowship to any combination
which shall arrogate TO itself the name OF Union party
This certainly maness strongly the reliability OF the
whi9s for the Union. The Mercury is most unques-
6onably their very champion for the "present crisis
But farther their champion says:
"when the fugi,ive-ssvs bill came into operation the
aboitonss stood resdy oion any party which would re-
siss. Tho wings, Without he.itation refused
teod support the democrats loped the
sts and thus acquired aempofary preponderance
erai northern States"
Tb;s also, 10 going it strong Where when. and
10 unite with the abotoniss TO oppose the fugitive
wi The very il the ac and il II not notorious
that the wings Of Massachusetts, New York. and Penn.
syvana, together with the wing press OF New Jersey
are committed platform Of agitation for the repeal Of
the slave law There 10 reasoning with
press which denies the truth of facts universally ad
mitted. The democrats have had the "preponderanee
IN no northern States but in New Hampshire, New Jer-
sew Pennsylvania Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, and Mlchi
gan In none of these States have they acquired the
preponderance" by joining with the abolhonis's N
every State in which there IL democratic party, recoe
nsed BY the national democracy and holding 10 the pm.
cpea Of the Baltimore resolutions OF 1s44-4s. they are
in deadly hostility the abotons,s The wings, who
permitted their national conventions TO avow any
principle because they intended, in States. fraer-
MIXING with free -soiles and abooniss, have used every
e6ort TO en,ics the abotonsta to their support This
they continue 10 do. BY PROMISING IN the words OF the
New York coalition manifesto "inhexible opposition
to the admission OF any new State except restrained BY
the Wilmot psoviso.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
s.o. ous .al.,..es ooss.spoaas",.

BALrtSoRE. September 3d. p ma
There has been nothing further from Cuba received 70
day, and IL Is probable thai the Empire City VIII bring lhe
next accounts The intelligence is still contradictory bnl
fact Lopez having held out for twelve days agains
all the forces sent against him, Is evidence that many o.
the Ceoes must have joined his standard iwould have
been utterly impossible for his band OF 800 have repealed
unassisted, the overwhelming numbers OF the Spanish
troops had they equaed IN vaor the 800 Spaans
Themopyle. is, therefore, vain attempt OF the Cuban
authorities and the Spanish organs in this county make
appear that the Cuban population DIES Of
ing of the yoke OF Spain willing TO assist their lib
orators.
Tho wings hold meetings tomorrow night TO elect dele
gates 10 a convention 10 nom mate q Judicial ticket
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MoanoxnM.-A correspondent OF the Philadelphia
Ledger, writing from Nauvoo. states that "Mormonsm
At this day s a different and distinct from anything
which the prophet Smith ever taught or ordained as Ma
bomeiansm is different from Christianity The sect is
already spill, into ddeen, bodies each repuda,ing
the other These are follows; Bgdoni,cs, who are
the simon pure Of the sect, scattered through the
land Brighamies usurpes, OCCUPYING the valleys OF Utah
S,r,nsites At Force, Beaver island Lake Michigan Hy.
des, squaers on the unsurveyei public lands in
. Iowa-KainsvilIe their headquarters Cu,leres set
tied on Silver creek, Mills county. Iowa Brews,eres
q, Socorro. New Mexico; Bshopes at Kirkland, Lake
county, Ohio The Stranses, Brewsteres. and Bishop.
i,es are new lights the Cuerites are eformers and
the Hydtes are the wing branch Of the usurper. OF the
government OF the church after the assassination Of
Prophet Smith"
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The RUINS OF MEMPHs-The French governmen,
has voted credit OF hiryhree thousand francs for the
purpose OF exploring the Temple Of Senps the ruins
Of Memphis This temple. which has been covered
with sand since the time Of Srabo, and has since
remained almost intact, offers great temptations to
search. The building il a mixture Of the Greek and
Egyptian styles OF architecture, and the worship which
was consecrated was fusion of the Greek and Egyp
tan faith The very slight soundings in the sand which
have been hitherto made have brought to light curious
statues and basrelefs and amongst other things vslua
be portraite OF Greek philosophers.
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GEN. WoRTH.-A correspondent of the Newark Ad
yertser says il is well known in certain quarters thai
distinguished officer. high in rank, and Of the reg
uar army--whose name will forever be mos, honora-
bly, connected with the events OF the Mexican warwas
only prevented BY death from being the head of the
Cuban expedition Of last year. The sum OF one hun.
bred thousand dollars it is said. awaited his accept
ance on the resignation Of his command, the time fol
which had been agreed upon, to be his beyond perad
venture, matter what the result; and thereafter
long his name and influence might be devoted ,o
their service. compensation equivalent that of the
President OF the United States be HIS with Other
emouments and advantages.
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ny DYER & Mcguire. Aaetioneer..

VALUABLE FARM AT AUCrIoN-on Friday afternoon Sep
TENDER O'Clock, shall PREMISES und
Of all that tract Of land called Con
Oxen Run, Washington,
and half m
pied by Mr. Evans containing Of
most excellent nj n good farming condition.
Terms; Cash the day Of sale.
DYER & MCGUIRE,
Aug 3o--d Aucuoneers.
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POSTAL ARRAkGLMrSTs.-The postage on newspapers
San Francisco to prohibition. Caiornans
are charged under the law 10 and is cents postage
on newspaper which formerly cost but postage,
either prepaid not; and il unpaid they charged 90
and 80 cents each semi.monthy steamer paper Il is
cheaper send letter, which but cents prepaid
The San Francisco editors do not denounce the law in
asmuoh il favors the sale OF their papers by
GLIDING those from this part OF the country Thousand,
Of newspapers sent by mail from New York and Boston.
il is said, have been rejected by the persons to whom
they were addressed, because OF the exorbant postage
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CARDThe subscriber would respectfully inform the public
that Washington this
express grateful their kindness and
lie would also inform them
that he hand, constantly receiving, extensive
sotment every description which he would
snec,ply invite them TO call and examine A GREEN.
sent A-eo
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THEATIsE the Marine Boilers NJ tho United
states by H. II. Baro engineer vol Philadelphia 1854.
Engine and Classification by g. Aherton
engineer Of her Maesy's dockyard Dcvonpou vol Lon
don, 1851.
with their practical applications
engine by Main Brown; second edition enlarged
London, 1850.
engine and It's Application by the Artisan Club vol
London 1850
Steam Navigation vol London, ls4s.
on vol London, 1s57.
Tempeon the Locomotive Engine by Lieut. Gordon, Royal
Navy; vol. London.
Locomotive modes Of their construction, details
their parts their employment and management vol
London Iet9.
de Jcuhoy, nseneur de marine vol
Paris.
Trai,e des Macbenes voi and atlas Of plates Paris
Is4a -.
Marine vasseur, vols Paris, le49
Hobyns OF the Steam engine u vol. London
Russell N steam engine ! vol London
Russell on and Steam Naviaauoni vol. LONDON
pressure Steam engine by hbanand Pole vols
London.
Craddock,s Chemistry Steam vol London
Hugo Its Construction and hcuon
vol. London.
The steam Horse OF Marine
Engines by Sustasson, engineer Royal Navy.
II. Application TO Marine Purposes by Gus
many Others English and hmeneanl not enumerated
here rhANSh ihtLoh
Sept
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The coinage the Philadelphia mint does not yet equal
the depo.es by 500 900 per month Notwithstanding that,
instead of building mint in New York, new, large
CINE has. without authority Of law, been built IN Phade
phia When Congress. is called upon to sanction this
pendure the proper response will be heard. The foreign
markets seem more easy and the demand for specie less
Ths quantity specie in the Bank Of France has risen
SIG 32 and Tor the last weeks there had been
accumulation in the Bank OF England the had
risen 10 ETA 953 5l-beng increase Of S50o00o in
weeks.
The amount OF business being done generally is snsfao
,ory and produce Is frm The brknsss of the woollen
trade sustain, WOOL and large auction ssle Of
tha, article comes Cotton is much rner with add
vance under the Ahanc's news-say Id on medium quail
ities The ouotatious are
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From the Albany Arru
Free-Soslissa and rrevssopsn

Fres-SOti1esn
Free soism in Vermont and Ohio the distinct
shape OF provisoism, aboIionsm, and opposition to the
constitution of the conederacy This is the extreme
ground taken by Mr. Redheld the free soi" candidate
Tor governor in communication published in the YER
mon, Freeman in 1850, and recently repubsbed as sell
exposition OF his present well his past position He
ayow., among other things tina, the constitution, in
some of its details very diferen, from what he could
wish 1" and viewing IT, others have characterized H. as
a,rocious bargain, he does not scruple TO sanction
the attempts by Vermont and other wing legislatures to
nufy such portions OF II are obnoxious TO abolition
ISM by State legislation The proviso heresy he OF course
espouses warmly and the full length OF ITS appoa'
ton 10 the Territories now organized
Such is the position OF the candidate OF free-sollsm
in vermon-sef styled "free democracy In all these
respects he occupies the exponent Of a faction,
the ultra ground OF wing abolonlsm, and the altitude OF
direct antagonsm to the democratic party OF the State
and nation
This Is precisely the attitude of ee-sosm in Ohio.
There this takes the form OF opposition to the
democracy IN its separate and antagonisc tickets and
platform. They both outside organizations having
whg principles and candidates Their entire sympahies
and efforts with and for the wings, whose ensfs
the subject OF slavery and s agitation coneden with
their own Their Instincts inherently hostile the de
mocracy, naturally lead them into these indirect but not
less mischievous alliances and conlnnctions
The only difference in the positions between Vermont
and Ohio free sosm' Ia that in the undue
poance has been given 10 the faction by attempts TO pro-
ptia,e H. whilst ia the other has been treated by the
democracy with contempt and defiance, A. hostile fac
ton NOT with the democracy. and therefore against IT, In
this manner only does il deserve TO be treated
by the democracy.
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Fowiing Pieces, Pistols, &c.-The
subscriber "Cy OF Manchester
a of supply named articles, consisting Of
stub single and double barrel owng pieces, Of
Engi and manufacture
sons powder TASKS shot pouches and belts
cleaning rods,
ers, patent safety harks
N,ppr W encae bottles
pistols, single and double
-Four and 81 reyovers, &C. JNO. w. BADEN,
Sept 4-3M Pennsyvana avenue, near oh street.