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VALUABLE REAL PROPERTY
FD,g SALE.

I'm pursuance of a Dec, 'e of the Circuit Superio
Court Of Law aud Chancery for the County o
Augusta, in the case Of Ninsn Minzes Aministra
tor, &c., against Samuel Clarke and others, vii
be be sold en-
Thursday. the 22nA day Of January next,
in front of tho Post Office, in the Town of Siaun
ton, the following REAL PROPERTY 10 wit
A TRACT OF LAND
situated on Dunlap's Creek. in the County Of AL
leghany about four miles above the Town Of Cow
ington, on the road leading 10 the Sweet Spnngs,
containing about
Three Hundred Acres,
considerable part oF which is cleared and under
cultivation the other improvements are common
Dwelling Mouse, GssA
Kitchen, Barn, SC. One other Tract of IsF9EH
unmproved Land containing about LsaAg
FIVE HUNDRED ACRES,
situated In the County of Bath. on the Harrison
burg ana Warm Spring Turnpike and adjoining the
Gioverdale tract new owned by Mr.. Juhn w. Fra
zier. a half acre lot, situated on the north side
Of Beverly Street in the said Town of Stanton,
through which is stream of waller with fall suf-
ficient for tilt hammer OF some other machinery
and about
FORTY FIVE ACRES
Of Wood land within less than mile of the said
Town.
The farm on Dunlaps Creek is not only consid-
cred desirable on ofthe fertility of the s.ii
but the probability tina, the Central Railroad which
is constructing, will st an early day reach Coying-
ton. at which point the James River and Ohio Ca
nal is expected to unite with the said road indie
pendent Of the advantage Of depot at that place,
The surrounding country tits believed furnishes
demand for ALL or nearly all the surplus produce Of
The farmer.
The land in Bath is well watered by stream
running through lis whole length and never failing
springs.
The terms will be, SO much money in hand as
will meet the expence of sale, and the residue in
equal payments o. six, twelve and eighteen
months with interest on each insia'men. from the
date IF The sale, 10 be secured by good personal
secunty,& lien retained on the property until the
purchase muney shall be paid. Any one who may
wish to view The land in Alleghaney, will be &C.
conmodsied by applying to Mr.. WIN. Stone, the
present tenant and any one wishing description
Of The other property will obtain it by application TO
some one residing at Cloverdale or to me in Slaun
ton. ShM'L CLARKE, Com'r.
Dec. II. 1851.
Eg- Rockingham Register will copy.--4t.
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A Farm and Tan Yard for Sale.

TINE subscribers offer for sale, a tract Of land,
L lying on the North River, in Rockbridge
county, six miles North Of Lexington, and about
three miles from the Cedar Grove Mills, being the
land owned jointly By the late William Harper aud
the undersigned John M. Harper, containing a.
bout
337 ACRES.
This land has Southern exposure, ard is in a
good state of cultivation. There is a Tan Yasd in
operation on the land, and in good neighboshood
for that business. Persons wishing TO see the laUd
can call on John NJ. Harper, who resides on the
premises.
Terms, liberal and to suit purchasers.
JOHN NJ. HARPER,
Surviving Partner.
JAMES F. HARPER,
=. Ex'or Of VIM. Harper, decd.
Nov. 26, 1915.
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'eNHE subscriber will leave S'aunton about the
18Th of January and will be absent in Europe
snme twelve or eighteen months. Persons having
business with him Of whatever characted Except
m@iters connected with the Virginia Hotel, which
Will be attended to by Jas, A. McCung. will call
upon Col. John B. Baldwin,
jNO. LEWIS PEFTON.
Dee %. 1851.
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Sale Of Valuable Slaves.

IN Staunion on the 1st of January 1852 at Craw
Il ford's corner, at IL o'clock, will offer for sal,
the slaves belonging 10 the estate Of a.
George n. Hudson decd, viz: AA
JIM ROBINSON, the celebrat- x&t~
ed Brict-moulder, woman aged a. mp
bout 80 years and two children aged W.
IL and years. 60
Terms of sale cash.
JAMES w. HUDSON Admir- OF
Geo. Fl. Hudson dec d
Dec. 10, 1E5l.-3s.
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Daguerreotype Miniatures.

'HE subscriber begs the attention OF the Lsdise
and Gentlemen Of Staunlon and the sdisee,t
country, 70 his collection Of SPLENDID Dspuerreo.
types. He takes them in an entirely new style
Please call soon Ladies and Geutetrien. az NV .t,v
will be short. Rooms a! the Va. House.
a,.- JAMES KEAGY.
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THE MARkET PRICES.

STAUNToN PRICES CURRENT.
Corrected tseskiy for the SOectGtor,)
Ftoua, SuPFIS. IS rs BAcoS, Hoe RoUSD, 10
WHEAr per Bush. 75c CoRS, soc.
RTE, soc WcOL, soc
Oars, 33c Flax SEED, SIC.
BUrTEs, Fresh lie GtSsENG, 2Sc
EEArHERs, Sic BEESwAx, zoe
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ION YARDS CARPETiNGs.-We are nre
W. pared to furnish this arce in every va
Iiety, from II 2 cents per yard to 81 IS cenis,-
Our stock all having been bought
AT AUCTION
we can sell at City prices.
Dec 10, 1851. y w.
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phuFIc ACIDS; hmm0nIa; hrIU"-Ioet'
Blue Mass Eng Blue Saucers Bay
Rum; Borax Refined Blistering
Tissue Blistering Ointment; Cam
phor; Carb Ammonia; CASTLE Soap;
Chloriform; Ground Cinnamon; Cod
Liver Oil; Collodoa; Adhesive Plas-
ter, Liquid Cream Tar'er; Cup
ping Glasses Dovers Powders; Ella
,o,;n. Ev,racfs q oreat variety |.
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he!aliaiOry Clerk of the House of Rep
'r,sen,a,yes having removed several Wing Clerks
.smployed there. ii is understood that they have
hsen provided fur BY the displacement Of as many
Democrats in offices under Wing control, to make
room for them.
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DR.. A, T. Laird & Co..

OPPOSITE TIE SPECTATOR OFFICE,
lave the pleasure to invite attention to new
IL and large supply Of pure and unadulteratsd
DRUGS, MEDICINES, Sc
Acetic. Nitric. Citrc, Tanic, Muriatic and Sui
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Montgomery. The POc!--The New York Fri,
bune says:
The report of the death of this venerable poet,
which we fund in the London correspondence OF
an evening paper Of this city. was premature. we
soice 10 learn from unquestionable authority that
Aavntgsmery is still in the land of the living and
The enjoyment Of his usual health May he live IL
SOC many happy returns of his birth day, OF which
che SO,h was recently celebrated.
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Augusta Savings Bank.
aTP AYEn

A WAY on Monday night. DIN HORSE,
IN with black maiu sad tall or he may be Sto-
len. 4 suitable tewafa wilI BE- given for his re-
turn. WHITE & co.
Dec "a, 1851.
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JOHN ID. TERRFT..
ATTORNEY AT Law,

LEXINGTON, VA,
OFFERS his professional services in the Cexf,
~ Of Rockbridge, Bath and Augusta.
70 Office adjoiaing the Store room. Of ".
Dold & Co.
November 26, iS5l.-Gt,
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NOTICE.

WE are requested to give notice that petition
W fr an Election Precinct at Bauerbrooke.
will be presented 10 Inc next Legislature.
Dec Il. 1851
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A CARD.
Dr.. Bris zoe 3. Donagbe,

HAVING located permanently in Staunton, offers
his profsso services the ciz,a- Of the town
and Surrounding country
81 oHce Opposite Esslc Hotel.
PES -, lASI.--ly
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WANTED,

EDR0MpT paymen, ef;he Bends executed 10 me
Il asadminiSiraior az VIM. Johnston decd, which
will be due on the 3rd Of January next.
JONATHAN JOHNSON.
Dec. "a, 1851 Ids"
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LyHchburg Hose and Fire insurance Company

4 Ii. who desire to have their buildings goods,
"A wares and merchandise insured against fire
will call on JOHN II. McCUE,
Agent Of said Company.
Staunton, Dec "a, lS5l.--,f.
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STEINER G BaoYRER

STEIN EsII c bEaV : n Elk
EyAF T. within the last few days received annh-
4 er lot Of Ready Made Clothing. consisting in
part. Of fine CLOAKS, COATS, and PANTS,
which they will sell cheap. Call at their Store
one door east of the Spectator Office.
Stauntun. Dec. IL, 1851.
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Wanted 20 Eira.

ETOR the ensuing year lirSt-ra,e manServant
JOSEPH d. TYLER.
Dee. "a, 1851.
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In the Old Bell Tavern.

Al INO VlU 1I0i4 etVo1 u
WE have just received nice lot of CAPS and
w COAT-LOOPS, which we offer for sale
at very moderate price.
GOODMAN s. CO.
Staunton, Dec. II, i65l.-Vn and Mess. copy.
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EaHURNS, Tubs, Buckets, Brooms, Clothe pins
" Coolers, Wash boards, halfbpsheIs &c, &c.,
for sale low by :. - While e. w.
Doc. 10, 1851.
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FRENCH POLITICS.

W. M. Cory, Esq, Of Cincinnati, well
known in our politics as radical thinker.
has recently returned from three years
residence IN Paris, and we notice COM
municaion in the Cincinnati Enquirer,
which we are al no loss TO attribule 10
his pen. The following extract will be
found Of interest:
That Louis Bonaparte is one of The
worst intended men that ever held an
Office know;-that he has always meant.
TO set up for himself as "the heir Of his
uncle" none can doubt; and have re-
garded each oath TO the constitution,
whether as Representative or President,
as deliberate perjury. He is incapable
Of the slightest fidelity TO any promise
whatever which stops the way TO usurpa-
ton. But there is something in his way
to any prolong tion of his present term,
or any confsca,ion of the Republic Of
France, which is inviucible. The French
people in the cities, towns and villages,
and gradually those in the country, have
no further faith in Louis Bonapar,e.
They incline from him TO the Republic
for the most part, and minority TO a
monarchy; but his party is only fac
ton. Ii does not include the clergy, nor
the army, nor the peace men, still less
the National Guard. 1t has none Of the
illegitimate forces by which the fewhold
the many in subjection. In consequence
of the olienation of the people from the
President he must retire in May, 1852
the second Sunday, when his Office ex-
pires by the Constitution. If he be rash
enough to attempt violence before, or
obstinacy enough TO try Il after tina,
period, he will be crushed by force
And that is not an impossible event.
But observe that no resort TO force is
necessary in order that humanity may
obtain its rights; that resort can only be.
come imperative against usurpalion Of
those rights. BY the democratic consti-
tuition Of the French Republic, those
!. rights stand on the basis which is utterly
Inconsistencies suffrage, rock in
the sea Of conflict upon which tho waves
of ambition will beat in vain. The law
restraining that suffrage, passed the 3Ist
May, 1850, is now dead letter; and
before it can ever come into exercise (at
'lhe South elections of May, 1852, for
Legislative and executive officers) it will
have heen repealed and disowned--
buried out Of sight. All the European
world waits on Paris, where in fact
"Freedom's battle" is waged with full
success. Paris is.democratic by 10000
majority in mass Of 225 900 votes, and
as Paris goes, SO will 90 all the other
capitals. The reformers Of Vienna, Ber-
lin, Madrid. Rome, Lisbon, Naples, Brus-
sells, Turin, and even London, are await
ing nothing but the signal from the
masses at Paris. If England should
totter on through her present perils sor
another year, of which there is the great
es, doubt, she is bound to fall with the
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-08-08
FRESH SUPPLY!
Great Cure for Dyspepsia!
DIR. J. s. HoUcHToN's
p E P S I N
THE TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID,
OR GASTPJC .JTTTCEI
June 20, 1851.

THE TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID,
OR GASTRIC JUICE!
Prepared from Rennet, or the fourth
stomach of the OK, after directions Of
BARON LlEBIe, The great Physiological
Chemist, by J. s. HOUTHTON, nj.
D., philadelphia, Pa.
This is a great natural remedy for
Indigestion, and Dyspepsia, curing aliet
natures own method, BY natures own
agent, the Gastric Juice. PEPSIN is
the chief element, or great digesling
principle Of the Gastric Juice--tl,e Sol
vent of the food, the purifying, and slim
ulalngj agent of the stomach and intes-
tInes. II is extracted from tho diges i've
stomach Of the OK, thus forming an artfi
cial digestive fluid, precisely like The
natural gastric juice, in its chemical
powers, and furnishing complete and
perfect substitute for it. BY the aid Of
this preparation, the pains and evils Of
Indigestion and dyspepsia are removed
Just as they would be by healthy
stomach. II is doing wonders for dys-
|peplics, curing cases Of debility, emacia-
ton, nervous decline and dyspeptic con-
sumption, supposed to be on the verge Of
the grave. The Scientific evidence upon
whichit is based, is in the highest degree
curious and remarkable.
DR.. HoUcuToN's PEPsIN, is sold by
nearly all the dealers in fine drugs and
popular medicines, throughout The United
States. 1t is prepared in powder, in and
fluid form-and in prescription vials Tor
the use Of Physicians.
PRIvATE Circulars, for the use Of
Physicians, may be obtained Of Dr.. Hough-
ton or his Agents, describing the whole
process Of preparation, and giving the
authorities upon which The claims Of this
new remedy are based. AS it is moi a
secret remedy, NO objection can be raised
against its use by Physicians in respect
able standing andregular practice.
Agent for Putnam County, o.
Price, ONE DOLLAR per bottle.
or A fresh supply Of the admirable
remedy, in powder and fluid, iustreceived
by g MOSES LEE, Kalida,
0TSee long advertisement 4,h page.
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FARTHER REPORTS OF THE IN.
SURRECTION.
WASHINGTON, July 2S

We learn by a gentleman just arrived
here from Havana, that the city at the
time he left, 5th inst, was filled with
rumors of revolt in the eastern part o.
the Islad.
The report was that at Puerto Prin-
cipe, three companies Of the Regimen,
Of Cantanera has thrown down their
arms and went over to tho Creole In.
surgents. The remaineder of the regi-
ment had been publicly disbanded al
Havana.
Another report was that the citizens
of San Juan de Los Remidas were in
open tnsurrection, and had already
established provincial Government.
Another lnsurrection had broken out
at Tunis, aud detachment Of the
Spanish troops had been defeated while
pursuing the Insurgents with loss Of
200 TO 800 men.
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Democratic Convention.

The Democracy of Putnam County, are hereby
notified that Annual Convention for the nomina-
ton by the Democratic popular vote In the several
Townships, of the following officers to wit: One
Probate Judge, and one Clerk of the Court will be
held at the usual place Of holding elections IN the
raj Townships on Saturday the 9th day of August,
1851, between the hours of ten O'Clock, A. NJ, and
four o'clock p. M.
The following resolution was adopted by the last
County Convention,
RosaIoed, That the Central Committee shall appoint
Judge Of each township board. and an alternative
Judge serve iu his absence, ut each noulinatve poll
taken in the'several townships. ~
And in accordance Herewith we appointed as fol
niaucrsts .,..s-s- AIah, si.nnson. ynr
Buren-WiIIiam Fitzpatrick, Peter Bowman; Otlowh
John M. Rcdabaugh Henry Kcrhoh; Perry-Wil.
liam Scott Seneca Dimm0ck; Monterey-Conrod
Henry. William Reckert; Sugarcreek--William era.
bill, Lewis Stoycr; Union-Joseph Nichols, Joseph
Jingle; Rilhy-Samuel Hooper, Is. w. Viers; Liberty
-William Krauss, John Horner Greensburgh--John
p. Smons; James Rogers IacksOn--Calvin s. Martin.
Henry Conner, Jennngs-Wiam Helenkamp, Henry
Raabe; PleAsant-Jacob Byers Johnston Crawford.
The rulcs heretofore adopted and published for
regulating he voting and return of the several Town
ships will dr course govern the Convention.
SThe annual assembly ofthe Convention of three
delegates ftom each township for the purpose of
counting the popular vote, and declaring the persons
nominated by the Democracy, for the several Offices
above mentioned. will meet at the Court house in
Kaida on Monday the llth day of August neyt 1851,
1t 70 O'Clock said day for the above purpose aud for
the discharge of all such business as may estimately
come before them.
Atthe last meeting Of the Popular vote convention
the following resolution was adopted and it must be
adhered to, ifthc success Of the party is deIired
Resoiusd, That the qualification of a Democratic
voter In the Democratic popular vote Convention is
known adherence to Democratic principle, and that
known Wings before they be admitted to vote in
a popular convention, must signalize their change
from Whig errors, by pledge 10 vote the whole
Democratic ticket hereafter, and become members of
the democratic party.
All persons challenged on account of principesmust
give the above pledge or be excluded.
JAMES MACKENZIE,
C.M. GODFREY,
JOHN MONROE.
HENRY BYALL,
M JAMES AGNER,
l8g D. BROWN,
JOHN PARRISH,
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r IuREtCENr PIEoEs.-Tho demand
for this con since The new postage hw
went incorporation has been so great
that the iccrelary Of the Treasury has
taken sies for securing the distribution
Of an abudant supply throughout the U.
States-aId gives notice that arrange
menis wi soon be completed for
more exindcd and ropid coinage Of
them, ,ndlhat Adams 81 Co's Express
will deliyir them to post masters and
others, al any poin, on The line Of their
ESpress,aihe exisencics and risk Of Gov
ernmeni. Deposilories have been esiab.
lisbed al los'on, New York Baltimore,
Washington, Norfolk, Charleston, Savan-
nah, Piltomgh, Cincinnati, and Buff
alo from Men'e supplies may be Tecei-
yed.-Mamee Riuer Times.
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allies against progress on the Continent.
That crown which is SO much admired at
the Exhibition will Hereafter be nothing
but relic Of The batburism to which il
belongs, and which has passed away.
There is doubt that tits on the head Of
the last vearer; for really the chances Of
the Prince Of Wales are not superior 10
those Of the Count de Paris, and the
Queen herself may very soon join the
Duchess de Orleans, in the heart Of Ger
many.
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A correspondent of the Tere llaute
Journal gives an amusing accounrof a
political meeting at that place, at which
McGaughoy, :he Wing candidate for
Congress, and Miss Fanny Lee Town
send figured conspicuously. After Nc.
Gaughey got through with his speech in
favor Of the Compromise measures, Miss
Fanny took the floor and after announ.
cling herself TO be a Wing, she pitched
into McCaughey for this having irampled
on the Constitution. She asked MEG.
searching question, but instead Of an.
swering he turned his back on her and
left the house, when she exclaimed,
"Whigs Of this district, Iimplore you for
Gods sake, 10 send patriot to Congress
not send this candidate Of little ply
sical, and less mental development-but
send man 10 Congress--one that will
not turn his back upon a woman" Nc
Gaughey has committed II objectionable
offense against womankind, and is a
doomed man! Toledo Republican,
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LATEST NEWS.
LATER FROM CUBA.
CHARLESTON, July 20.

CHARLESTON, July 70.
An express had arrived at Havana,
from Puerto Principe, dated July Goth,
for The Captain General, which states
that the rebels commanded by Joaquin
Aquerc, had been dispersed by the Gov
ernment troops in the Eastern provinces,
with the loss offve killed and a large
quantity ofarms. Many ofthe Insurgents,
il is reported, had surrendered, and others
were willing TO lay down arms on assu-
rance ofpardon. @tg,
4 Another letter states that Acquero,the
commander ofthe insurgents, had been
captured. Havana and the rest Of the Is
land was reported tranquil, the object Of
the contrary rumors. being TO create ex-
element, h
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sa esR AAk

TUST RECEIVED We have Just re-
81 ceived our second stock of spring goods.
consisting in part Of prints, summer stuffs
ribbons, bonnet Innings, ar ifcial flowers,
wrcathes, hosiery, &c. Also molasses, sugar,
oil ard coffee.
We are now prepared to sell first rate coffee
for l2ic per pound. and every thing else in
proportion. The above goods must be sold
without regard to profit. Every body will
find it to their advantage to call on us at the
old stand. COULTER g. MARBLE
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Pn1LApEIrnrA. JulY 2s.

It.is stated in letters from Havana,that
a battle had been.fought between The In.
surgents and the Spanish troops at Neu-
vitas, in which the Spanish troops were
defeated, and nine officers made prisoners
among them Gen. Cont, commander Of
the Spanish forces. The Spanish troops
fed and embarked on a steamer. The
Patriots returned 10 Nuevitas 1000
strong and were daily increasing. The
Government, has despatched two thou
sand troops against them.
The citizens Of Neuvitas were leaving
in great numbers.
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PEPSIN, an Artificial Digestive Fluid,
or Gastric Juice!--a great Dyspepsia
Curer, prepared from Rcnnei, or the
fourth Stomach Of the Ok, after direc-
tons Of Baron Liehie, the great Physiol-
ogical Chemist, by ]. s. Hough,on, nj.
D., No. IL North Eighth Street, Phlla-
dclphlo, Pa. This is truly wonderful
remedy for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaun-
dice, Liver Complaint, Consumption, and
Debility. curing after Natures own me-
,hod, by Natures own agent, the Gastric
Juice. See advertisement in another
lcolumn.
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in the Kalida Venture, Defiance Demo
crat, and the Toledo Republican.
When, on.motion, the convention nd
iouIned sine die.
1i7 DAVID HARLEY, Chm.
A. T. ADAMS, Sec'y.
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Mr.. EDIToR Please announce the
name Of ID. /. Brown, as candidate for
the 'officeof Clerk Of the Court, of Put
nam County, subject to the decision Of
the Demecralic Nominating Convention,
and oblige ,1'ME DEMOCRACY.
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C.M. GAY.-We have private advices
from Kenucky TO The effect that this
gcnlemlowill probably pol at least .lo,-
600 votes for governor in that State. as
thu emancipation candidate. That will
be very good party Seeding, and must
soon bearliberly fruit.-N Y. Eueniag
PnSt.
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GUYSOTT'S YELLOW DOCK AND
SARSAPARILLA,

As purifier ofthe blood, renova'or
of the system, and supporter and pre-
server Of the powers oiiife, it has no equal.
Take it on the first indication that disease
is upon you, and you will avert perhaps
weeks and months of sickness and suffer
ing.
mr. See advertisement,
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A real Democratic party is soon 10 be
organized in the Northern Slayg States,
composed entirely of non shareholders.
who will Join the Democracy orthe free
States in their efforts 10 rescue the Fed
eral government from the domination o.
slavery. Such party would DO irresi!a
bic Toledo Republican.
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Mr.. EDIToR:-Please announce the
name Of MosEs LEE as candidate for
the Office of Probate Judge, Of Putnam
County, subject TO the decision of the
Democratic Nominating Convention, and
oblige A Few DEMOCRATS.