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The Republic copies paragraph from the Boston Atlas
complimentary OF DR. Luther " Bell, who has been nom-
mated for Congress By the wings OF the 7h congressional
district in Massachusetts,. The Alias says:
I" Dc Bell member OF TIE Baltimore Convention
and voted fifty -ibree times for Mr.. Webster. Yet when
the nomination OF General Scott made Dr. Bell arose
and sad that although he could speak for the State
large being Of the delegates at large, he ooud
speak, and would speak, for his disrctthe old Bunker
Hill district That district would sustain, and he would
sustain the nomination of General Scott DR.. Ben spoke
the uuthbe represented the real sentiment Of his district
and OF the people Of this State His district has onT
ratified General Scott but has ratified Dr. Bell, by nomi-
mailing him the first ballot by work. rep.
resent them in Congress In this, and in every point OF
New'we s'e rtioced at this nomination"
Inc Atlas, and other wing newspapers engaged in
personal war upon General Pierce, have forgotten
what 'hi' same DR.. Bell said OF the democratic candidate
We'0y 'he language used at a late wing meeting in
Boston
- @ " IeIoe) possesses generous, honorable brave,
OF a man. "'s"S w. fN - $50 VO'ii
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OFFICIAL voTE or NORTH CARoLrsA--The result OF
the late gubernatoral election in North Carolina has been
officially proclaimed Reid (dem received asa votes,
and Kerr. (whg) AZ, 1913 majority for Reid, 5,4ef The
vote for governor in 1880, stood Reid, tdem.) 44s45
Manly, (whig y 42.07ii Reids majority, s,774
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PHILAprLpHIA, Sept. Is, ls52.


There is slight spasnodic effort making by the hun
cry parsans OF the wing party to carry this State for
Scott; but the leaders themselves have very little conf.
dence in it, and merely endeavor to the local tickets
iron overwhelming defeat With all the buster OF the
friends OF John NJ Clayton in this State you may rely
on the old Keystone with undminsbed confidence
The wings have chosen TO make Pennsyl vana the bat.
eground, and their betting are bold enough 10 Of
Ter tven" the State but the fact that the bodest OF
them do not venture to bet dollar on he general result
berays sufficiently their want OF confidence They have
rather grown bold by the fact that General Scott has made
little tour through the State and the newspapers have
exaggerated the OF his reception but when YOU
probe the matter, you will find that the "hurrah- boys
without which the wings impotent for good or evil,
not with Them and that the applause which is re.
echoed by the wing press not proceeding from the pit
but from the scene-shlltes behind the curtain The real
Substantial whigs-the wings from principe-the wing,
not wanting Office but simply wing aws-are not in the
movement Oar CRY wings, ardent IN the OF Scott
and Graham, have all ample room in omnibus land il
need not be OF The largest etber,) which per
hsps accounts for the fact that they peambulang
the State, meeting General Scott every stopping place
and acting everywhere managers and grand masters
OF ceremony.
lkw be remembered that when Catherine OF Russia
trseled through her deserted thnlypopualed domin
IONS her cosriiers had conrved have moving popu-
lson following or preceding her, which received her
everywhere with reclamation and cheers She was thus
made 10 believe that she monarch one OF the
most thicky-setiled countries in the universe General
Scott IL now deceived in the same way by the ambula
ting wings OF Philadelphia but when the census OF the
whig votes shall be taken in November next, he will
discover the deceit pracsed upon him and those who put
their faith in a mere military commander.
The State you may rely on il, is good BY larger
iorty for Pierce than was last fall for Gov Bger As
regards the presidential the Cass and Buchanan
wings OF the party thoroughly united. and enthusiast
tic IN their support OF the nominees Of the Baltimore Con-
venton. however divided they may appear local is-
sues Everything looks well in this city and county
where the wing majority win be reduced at least 5000
from lsi5.
There Is some talk here about the tariff; but the
wings can make nothing OF IT, since themselves are
obliged TO admit that there is not the slightest prospect
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JACKSON, miss, } Sept. /, 1852.

We shall undoubtedly carry this State by larger ma
jonty than Governor Quman's in 1919, which was
9273. Intelligent men estimate Pierce's majority at
2O, 900; it will not be under $4,000. The whole South
lis safe-the late election in North Carolina being in
dex of popular feeling not 10 be mistaken know OF my
own personal knowledge forty-four voters who have
always been unfinching wings, and never gave dem
ocrahc vote but they against the Seward NOM
inee. and have assured will support Pierce and
King The signs all indicative of national triumph
that will equal the majestic Of Jackson in the pamy
days OF our party strength.
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Ho 4. ASA DIMocK.

Copy Of ths rssolons yiag the foregoing letter.
PHILapELpHIA, October H. 15i4-Extract from the
of Democrat Hickory Club . the city and county
of Philadelphia
Where's, in consequence Of the members OF the demo.
cratic parry having sustained great loss the New Jersey
elections by betting false and erroneou, intel
gence therefore, motion OF Colone, Page seconded by
John X. Kane, esq Z, IL was unanimously
Rsoiped, That, the political press communicates ex-
aggeaed statements OF the prospects oil the approaching
presidential proper that private confidential
uncaion be established by this association
order guard OF the members of the demo-
cratic party, who. without such canton OF in
elgence will afford them, may, In their sangnne feeling
in IA party, stake their money and properly with
such Of their opponents devise schemes TO draw Them
into the presidential election, thereby mpovesh
ing party and furnishing themselves with the means for
another contest
Rsofptd, That abstain entirely from betting, and
recommend others do the and that president,
Henry Horn, esq be requested TO pond with dis'in
guished members of party In this and other States
making known his the result OF the contest that
Attest. JOHN DALLAM, Secretary
(Addressed) "Hon Asa DMock, Susquehanna county,
Pennsylvania"
(Postmarked) I" Philadelphia, Oct. o."
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Reunion Of the Georgia Democracy.

despatch from Augusta gives The pleasing intelli-
gence OF the reunion Of the democratic party in Georgia
convention, composed OF representatives OF the Union
and the State-rghts democracy, met at Atlanta on the
18th. and effected complete consolidation OF the party
the basis OF agreement support the present dem
ocraie electoral ticket Our correspondent closes his
despatch with the pity comment estate safe for Pierce
and King"
We congratulate the democratic party OF the country
that the dissensons which have heretofore divided the
democracy OF Georgia at last satisfactorily adjusted
and that the vote OF the Empire Stale OF the South is
thus secured for Pierce and King The enemy had con-
hdeny calculated that the unnatural and necessarily tran
STORY divisions 10 the ranks of the Georgia democracy
would give the State 10 Stewards candidate We never
doubted the contamination OF that reunion which we
now announce. Though divided among themselves,
the democrats OF Georgia could but present unbroken
front to the common foe When the constitution, the
Union the quiet OF the country, and the ascendency OF
the principles OF The democratic party are in jeopardy
no local dssensions could parayze The strength of the
democrats OF Georgia and prevent combined sup
port Of candidate whose election all regard as es-
senal TO the best interests of the republic. But the
reunion OF the Georgia democracy is not temporary
truce brought about by The necessities OF the present
Crisis. is cordial and final determination, which in
wolves an oblivion OF past dssensioDs and guarantees
harmony concert, and unity for the future The impulse
OF common feelings, attachment 10 a common cause, and
determined opposition 10 a foe induced recon.
Citation, which effected by magnanimous orgetul.
Of past differences and which looks only 10 cordial
co operation for the future.
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toorYl
DundaF, November %. 1s4i.

FHILapsLpHIs, Oct. 10, lsn
DKaR BY the annexed resolutions you will see that
IL my duty 10 communicate with distinguished members
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DLEaK HOUSE, ny Dicken.-part y.
Adventures Of Our Own Correspondent Iay by
NJ, n. Honan.
The School Father-nn English Story, by r. Gwynne.
Hammer-a Tale Of German Life translated by A. II.
Guernsey.
obedienee-a Discours by Rev. DR. Dcwy; new supply
Field- Of y Revouhon--pau "a.
Godeyis and Grahass Magazines for October.
Just published and for sale by
TAYLOR a MAURY,
Sept 10 Books,lers near OH street..
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Correspondence OF the Union.
MARavrrH County, wisconsin, Sen, 10.

MARoUETH COUNTY, (Wisconsin,) Sept 10, 1852.
We shall gain in this part OF the State largely on Gen
Casss vote Several OF neghbors who voted for Tay
or are now going for Pierce. This couay, where Tay
lors majority was A. will certainly give Pierce 100
Winnebago, which gave Farwe (the present wing and
soil goveno last year 453 majority will not cast for
Scott vote than for Pierce and Calumet that
gave us in 1s4S but IA majority, will give 1870
Hale will receive in this State 5000 votes all OF
whom last year supported Farwell;' which then only
elected him by 507 majority result brought about
by the loss OF 500 democratic votes Mr.. Upham in
Milwaukee alone You will remember that we chose our
lieutenant governor, the day that we lost
the governor, by 1912 majority the free-soers sup
porting their own candidate, to whom they gave 2,9ls
votes
have just returned from Milwaukee, and the counties
bordering on the Illinois ne and found the Germans
and Norwegans almost to man for Washington
county, which gave the democracy last year but 24o
jority will give 1000 have taken great to
ascertain the probable in November, and think will
be but little wrong when predict that the ballotbox
will show $4,000 votes for Pierce, $1,000 for Scott, and
5000 for Hale. Piere's plurality cannot fol- below
5000.
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NEW DRESS cooDs.-we Just in reoeip, Of very
~ rich dress goods consisting Of
Rich printed, all wool, eashmeres and mousseines
Medium and low priced do
Rich figured and black figured other
black Rne~ low prices,
and Of superior color quality
White and scarlet embroidered Grape sha
Rich brocbe long square shs~ls, Gne nd medium
Long, all black, Thibet shawl.
Square do, with handsome silk fringe
Pink, blue, green. mode, and all WOOL
messseiines 4.es ~sltH.
French meripos, and all the desirable shades
Rack cloths csssimercu md vsstsg IN variety
Ard Of which
Sep is-dsuf w. M SINISTER co.
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LEXINGTON, (Ky.,) Sept. 8. 1852.

You recollect that when last met told you Pierce
and King would very if they did quite
ry this gibraltar of whiggery in by-gone days. Every
days experience has since shown me tina, spoke the
truth and my hope fast rpenng into conviction that
Kentucky will in November return 10 her first love- As
evidence of this give you the result Of late cleo
ton for marshal in this city, where the majority against
us has always been overwb elming There heavy
vote polled, and Hail. the democratic candidate,
chosen by lo5 votes. Breckenridge, brilliant and
powerful orator. will take the stump soon, and to the
Scot,te who falls in his track.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL PUBLICATIONS.
Great DesidernIum.

1tHIIDs Lesson Book on the New Testament. l8mo.
- Price sl.25 per dozen.
Chd's Lesson Book on the Old Testament lsmo Price
$50 per dozen
Thre have been specially prepared to meet the universal
Of scholars in emerging from the Infant Class TO the
regular Sunday School such scholars usually read and
learn LESSON if placed in their hands, but they are not ca
pab Of taking the Scriptures in hand ard preparing them
selves the questions usually opposed in question
books
These looks take up NIL the most important portions OF
Sculpture history and furnish both question and answer in
approt rate In, glage.
The following particulars characterize the books in ques-
ton:
The very brief and printed in large type
q The subjects judcou4ly seccted, running through
the whole Bible
g. they furnish both questions and answers tn" pupil
IL from the necessity OF having more than one book
hand at time very desirable arrangement for young
scholars. .
A. They profusely illustrated with better cuts than
have been hitherto used in similar works.
Persons Sunday Schools not receiving the sunday
School Advocate viii be furnished with specimen numbers
gratuitously application. u... 80
oct Is GRAY BALhhNIf NJ. Iun street.
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BOOKS WORTH HAVING.

I'HE LAND OF PROMISE; or, Typographical De
i scrptiou Of the principal places in Palestine Illus
ratel by map and numerous engrayings BY Rev John
Kilt. Price 20 cents.
The Last Witness; or, The Dying Sayings of Eminent
Christians, and of Noted Infdes. by Osmon Baker, A.
Nj. 24mo Price 81 cents
Young Lady's Counsellor. By Rev. D. Wise Price CO
cents.
Miscellany consisting of Essays, Biographical Sketches
and Notes OF Travel BY Bishop Morris With Portrait
limo, PIP. $40. Price rs cents.
Death-bcd Scenes; Dying With. and without Religion
Designed to illustrate the Truth and Power OF
Edited by Rev d. w. Clark, ID. ID. l2mo,, PIP. 49, Price
dollar.
The New Testament ExpoundPd and Illustrated accord
Ing usual marginal references the very words OF
Holy Scripture Together with the Notes and TRANSACTIONS
and complete Marginal Harmony of the Gospel BY Glenn
ent Moody NJ A. Magdalen Hall, Oxford. Royal Svo, PIP
655. Price 81 90. -
For sale by GRAY BALLANTfNE,
oct % 18th street
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WOODWORKING sALvE.

DR. PoRTERs mountaineering SALVE, as pre-
~ pared by the late Dr. Ialley of this city, acts like
charm invariably eectng permanent cures III all cases O
Wounds Bruises Rurns Scads Chibains, painful swell
ings Bles Piles Assesses, Ulcers and Sores Of all kinds
II is wonderfully etcacous for inflammation rising
Of the female breast, inflammation arising from any
cause.
As lip salve and for chHpped hands, 1t has no superior
II will make perfect cure in hurry.
One OF the subscribers has II in his own family witt
astonishing aud recommend with confidence
And well assured is the proprietor Of its efficacy that thu
purchaser will be Mt liberty 10 return what salSe left
his money be refunded in case Of failure
GRAY BALLANTYNE,
oct 2O-tr Book sellers, Ith ct.
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CARD.
HE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
public generally that he has purchased the interest Of
Mr.. SAMUEL SToTT in the wellknown GROCERY STORE at
the s. W. CORNER OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND
10Th STREET. opposite the West Market where he intends
keeping complete assortment Of Family GROCERIES OF
the very best quality together with Horse Feed and all
other articles kept in frstrate Grocery Establishment,
which he will sell Mt prices low they be procured
in any part of this city He respectfully invites the atten-
ton Of families and others to hin Stock of Goods and assures
them they will find 1t to their adj antage to give him trial
THOMAS OXLEY,
sep Bow At Samuel Stotts Old stand
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READYMADE CLOTHING

OF First Quality for Fall and Winter Wear
HAVING received first supply OF Gentemens Ready
made Garments, of superior quality, Of all the late
and fashionable Styles take pleasure IN inviting the at
tenon of customers, and the public generally wishing
TO purchase really ne garments Of any kind At very mod
crate prices 10 give as call before making their selections
determined TO sell good goods at low prices
give satisfaction in all cases.
Also just received large rich and fashionable assert
ment of Cloths, Cassimeres, aud Yestngs, which
prepared 10 make to order in the approved styles
workmanship and finish at very low pricep
WALL X STEPHENS,
Successors to VIM. Wall, Penn avenue
between 9th and 10th streets
oct l5--w one door east Of Iron Hall.
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Special Auction Notice

0pCC1dl nuCLlOll Az OtlCcs
JAMES CAMERON has located himself in Georgetown
d. O., where he intends TO carry tho Auction and
Commission business In all its branches He has rented
the extensive brick premises Bridge street, few doors
east Of the Market and lately occupied by p Jones'
Personal attention given to Furniture Sales at dwellings
Also Boots and Shoes Dry Goods &C. received at the
ton Rooms, or judcousy managed the occupants prem
ises.
Real Estate and Stocks disposed Of public private
sale.
Evening Sales Monday Wednesday, and Saturday
nights Consgnments respectfully solicited Cash advances
made when required. oct 12-d3m
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NEW AVID DESIRABLE FAIL DRY GOODS

NEW AND DESIRABLE FALL DRY GOODS.
TNHE Subscribers opening the largest and most
desirable lot of goods they have offered to the pub
ic consisting of rich Silk from so cents to S. per yard
Mousseues, from 123c to 81 25 English and French Me-
rnoes Raw Silks, Moussene de Bage; Plain Moussenes,
all shades; Ladies' Sacks Cloths and Flannels and every
kind of goods appertaning to the drygoods trade The
public requested to call and look at them before
chasing elsewhere.
oct 1-dlm MAGRUDER 4 CALVERT.
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FOR SALE.
NIGHT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG MEN.

FTER repeated and urgent solicitations, the Principal
n of The Union Academy with the assistance of some
Of tho Professors has concluded TO open Night School in
THE UNION ACADEMY HAIL. Wednesday night, November
ID. Ery desirable advantage 1oH be enjoyed Terms
derate. Inquire Of the Principal.
oct 25-2w Y. RICHARDS
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Cigars, Tobacco, &c.

TN STORE large lot of Pound Halfpouud, and FyeP
Lump Tobacco Of every grade together with 100000
fine Medium and Lowpriced CIGARS, which makes the
most complete stock offered in this market
Fnecu Chewing and Smoking Tobacco various kinds
with everything In the Trade
For sale at very low rates. for cash. to puncual
toners. GEO. w. COCHRAN,
| Tth st. opposite Nat, Intellirencer
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w. Moore,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

Betaoeen Bro,on's Hotel and Sirth street,
IIAS just received his FALL and WINTER STYLES Of
IL GOODS. The stock consists of choice Cloths and
Cassmeres elegant Vssngs richest Yevets &C. the most
choice and handsome stock Of Goods adapted to
Also lot OF ready Coats Business Sacks, Frocks,
&C., which will be sod remarkably low.
PS The above goods will be made to order in unsur-
passed STYLE and prices from 20 to rs per cent less for
cash than any other house in the city.
oct G--tr
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DIR. WILLIAMSs
PuImonic Baisam of wild Cherry and
Wood Napthn.

yNTARRANTED the greatest remedy in the world for
w Consumption its early stages Pneumonia Asthma,
Splitting of blood Night Swsats, Husky Throat wasting Of
the esh Bronchitis Coughs Colds Papation Of the heart
loss Of strength Catarhs Pleuris Whooping cough, DIM
cult breathing all diseases Of the chest and lungs The
popularity Of this medicine in the southern states s su
cient guaranty OF its efficacy and the trial Of asnge bottle
IL all that required to the patients confidence In 1t
AS n remedy for the above diseases,
RS- Price, 81 BOTTLE or six bottles for S.
For sale, Wholesale and retail at
Winners Stationery and Fancy Store,
oct lS-tr 9th street, Louisiana avenue.
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Bows Clothing.

"a WE have just received large and elegant assert
IA ment of Boys Clothing for Fall and Winter wear,
W. which will be found to embrace the most extensive
-ll- and varied collection offered 10 the public,
sting of Boys Frock Coats Boys Sack do Boys Over
coats Boys Jackets Boys Pants Boys Vess Boys Shirts
Boys Drawers Boys Hats Boys Caps, Boys Boots Boys
Shoes and every article for Boys necessary for
plee outfit
N B.-G.ntemen's and Boys Clothing made to order in
the most fashionable manner, at low prices
WALL AZ STEPHENS,
Pa av bet 9th and 10th ss first door east of the Iron
Building. oct Wv
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DoUGLAss's CHINESE COPYING INK,

destined 10 attain greater popularity than was ever
acquired Ly any article Of similar 1t has com
manded attention OF business the instant and
already The subscriber is receiving let
every section in the neighbohood of the District
ordered another supply to be ready 10 meet any
demand Bl- WINNER is the Agent for the sale of it,.
sep 27-tr Sixth st.. near Louisiana avenue
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SOMETHING NEW |!

bUMETHINU NEW
. C0TCH P0RTEMoNNAIES and CARD CASES, in the
- pure Scotch style-very neat and attractive.
Also, Turkey Morocco and Velvet PORTE MoNNAIEs with
steel clasps in great variety and Of the latest sylecon
venent, neat, and cheap.
Also Pearl and Paper-mache CARD CASES.
POCKET KNIVES - Congress- Ladies, Gentemens and
Boys'-a large assortment OF first rate qualities
GOLD PENs-Rapps Patent, the Leyiathan Office, and
the Extension PEN
Ivory Tablets Paper folders, Hand. clips, &c.
Index Bookmarks-a and convenient continuance,
which costs but ccntsl
Writing desks, Portfolios, &C., &c.
For sale by GRAY BALLANTYNE,
oct Is News. 18th street.
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rIsHE MYSTERY SOLVED; or, Irelands Mis-
eres-the Grand Cause and Cure; by tha Rev Edward
Marcus Dill A. NJ, NJ D., Missionary Agent to the Irish
Presbyterian church. rs cents
America found it; by the Mother Of Mary Lundie
Duncan. 81. -,
The Rainbow in the North: Short Account OF the Es
Enlistment of Christianity in Ruports Land by the Church
Missionary Society; 10y S. Tucker. rs cents,
Jamie Gorlon or, The Orphan. Illustrated. 10 cents.
The Scots Worthless; by Sohn HOWE. 500.
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Adams & Company's
NORTHERN, SOUTHERN, EASTERN, WESTERN
AND CALIFORNIA EXPRESS,
Iron Building, Penn. av., between I'd and Sd SITS.

D0XEs, bundles jewelry Specie bank notes. and every
I'D description OF merchandise transported to all parts OF
the world
30 BILLS, Drafts, &c, collected and returns made
promptly.
RS- DRAFTS England Scotland, Ireland for sale,
in suit from 81 upwards payable at any bank In
the United Kingdom.
H9- THE EXPRESS leaves this city daily o'clock p
in charge Of messenger Connexions at Baltimore with
our lines running NORTH east and west.
RD-THE EXPRESS FOR RICHMOND and the SOUTH
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Bs-GooDs FOR ALEXANDRIA and surrounding coun.
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Rs- ORDERS sent through delivered FREE OF
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