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Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-16
1T NATHURsT

ROOFER AND NANUFICIORER
of WarreuS Fire and Water ProQf Composition.
DEEM it unnecessary for to say anything IN favor OF
this mode of Roofing; the constant increase OF ITS pop-
i for the last seven Years that it has been tested in
Iy ali parts of the Unon the best evidence OF ITS utility
and value The roof shows for itself
az Office Spruce Street. second door from Cedar ST.
in Moore's block ieoZ-ly
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-16
NASHVILLE UNION.
CHURCH a. mAlsLrNG, proprretOrs.

oFncE-No 90, UNION BUILDINGS, CHERRY ST.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-16

Counter Scales, Tea Scales.
Extra sets of Weights; 100 fb weights,
Cadrons, rs, 80 and 32 Gallons.
Sugar Kettles of all sizes.
English Pots from to Is Gallons.
Tea Kettles of all sizes.
Do. for Stoves.
Copper Toasters, with wire cylinders.
Enaneled Sauce Pans ofall sizes and best quality.
Turned Saace Pans and Frying Pans, OF all sizes.
apr6 SNOW, MACKENZIE CO.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-16

fs1 Onn REWARD will pay theabove reward
20 .UUU to any person or persons, as premium
above the market price for thousand Land Warrants
of the denominations of 60 so and 40 acres. will pur
chase SIM de warrants OF either denomination.
r. II. BR0CKWAY
Room over Oak Hail. east side Public Square I'd door
a soutI, an /, ii A, ,tel Nashville octl4-m27
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-16

I
Forward with and dispatch to and from the Eastern
bites or TO any point desired, GOODS, PRODUCE AND
NERO NDISE of all descriptions and sell on commits
Ion. PRODUCE AND MERCHANDISE. They also pur-
hase to order GROCERIES, which can be bought on
host favorable terms in the Savannah market They solicit
patronage and pledge their utmost exeTtons 70 give
stisaction. decoV-om
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-16

HRUMB CLOTHS.-Rch and splendid Crumb
I J Cloths with borders, just to hand and for sale by
Nian9l w MEREDITH.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-16
CHARLES w. SMITH,

BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
No. 81, COLLEGE STREET.
CCH00L, Law, Medical Religious and Miscellaneous
- Books, Also Blank Books and Stationery, at lowest
prices.
Country Merchants, and School Teachers supplied on
the most favorable terms Nashville, Tenn, feb. g
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-02
l. STRAUB. r. HAZLETT.
ISAAC STRAUB 4 CO., MILL FACTORY,
Conner Of Front and John atrsets, cinennati. Ohio.

KIDDER & FABIAN, Agents,
81 Magazine street New Orleans.
- The above Wood Cut Of nngle seAred Qgeen Of the
We mausaure Cob Breaker Of strength durability and
place all Mills means
convert Corn lno Mill ba1 few minutes work
We manuactrrs portable Mills Single and double gesrs
Of French bur grind Wheat Corn and Stock Feeds calculated
Tor stea water or horse power These Mills have been run by steam
and hofse against the ofher make Wills OF
city State Fs and ha faled Of the first
ucn occasion awardsda beautiful sver medal Oar
Mills two first premiums the host Mills at Annual
Fairs Of our Mechanics lnstituts.
Portable SAW MILLS horse power.
This Mil exhibited operation by horse the Ohio State
Fair 1885, when it awarded premium sad splendid silver
Aiso-Daerent kinds portable HORSE POWERS AND STEAM
ENGINES All articles for ease Of operation epcity useful
nes. and duraS1,yM surpassed y nome nov IN use
Of transportation and the money refunded
Z % wv s ~ nes we
we take pleasure explain each article ISAAC STRAo co.
km6s the partner q l H sarUwI shs hitting
Mil, conagecusly verbal
grind hus Whoegsr ernds the most regarding quality
FIRST TRIAL.
70 sraub to run mn eiRnteeuineh mill
SECOND TRIAL.
Straub to twenty ireb IL
Burrows d Co. to ] n = all.
THIRD TRIAL.
Strnnb toruu a weniy-six inch mil.
Burrows q Co. thirty zach mill.
When the pinch that boiaterous popped
To he above apperda challenge grind sbsd
will run my eighteen inch QUEEN OF THE SOUTH with cob
breaker THE SAME ARTICLE THAT TOOK THE PRE-
inch Burrows s VIM Stewards OHIO Kentucky Stock
Mile both to at aud apprehsnvs Of risky
Crushe auxiliary Shonid grind equal
quality and quany the combined productions
mills usas pease then can draw few hundred dollars
boys cowady nothing like walking straight
into the meritsofa thing ISAAC sTRkUB.
To j. Il. Burrows & Co. anls SIM
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-02
JAR. DAvIYs SYRUP OF WILD CHEtnYl

Il. e. h N. ...,s..
vii be supplied on equally favorable .erms nvslly 81
Ear DAvIs's SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
sp ss.ss Il s Yf * * doSSHs
COLDS etc. append and
s 4. may e % = U
:, % 2 10 * Tassss
FROM Ma JOHN D. MORGAN Druggist. I. ~,
& 20 ~ - s,;r
Asthma gentleman Of Ohio think ishs We ss Asas
~ R'''' s''' FROM THE WESTERN EMPIRE.
p.s ,.s o s,5 ~ = ~ s q =.
souEh aud aasssa q ~ Sas -. sss s vi
clsy ana Ts, which IA others aa.d ls.ss:
.''a' = soass rsspsesfshy W. W. FHrr1Irs
FROM NJ. EDwAaD ROBBINS. prusxirs.
s.. g s,sss 81 ss, y
sh. sa Tar ss.i rss asss .od ~ s
Dr. Cook i en ~ y hs @ss ~ 4 oss
s.ss .hs attsnns physsiaa Of ysrh Boaaa-
Whss We ssssd %siisss rssss
Y % v ~ t.
TSs ~ respectable Orssris
Esras Iss.r from W. wsos s,sxans or sute sssss
''' sssTcss sss unoash y 1855
~ sad. ~.
s ne s ss = he .sss VIA
Til: To sss b, na Y Henry
asoiag aAa y sAaao y daais
me 9SfapsHvea as me- ANOTHER CURE.
pAviss coup.aad wd Cherry IA Ts
"a, u H.. y s lli
s ~ Z, eve rsss 81 la nsI Il h s ~ E.
vsea. pspison q s heart r6s sossa was 70 sras = pro-
that irsqusny during d-g !, rys
orh mye Ny physician saseisd ssaI
AZ b te r., f,sv;s,s I'm y " IA Chew Z Ts 4 re
s95 70 ne IL .wS or ss day. sss q 4 ss "a ~.
rsltorsi T6s pa soa q he heart VIII lisi
The relief Of The ar been
Ae " wv u .5 ~
"''''Se W. nAN"i W. AA'.ec'4s. 'eo' 9nhs''e''. K;
"ANhSo an rA'' ~ pr, I'M 1890. a.
Inhgn,y sees.n IN I'd Or pav,s sysp = W. Shor
~n sIa rn as @ssAa s nas o. w ma
ssom ma s1 81 ,,essR asr gnps,ns No. ~, NIs
a IA ~ ss sas s - yesI s !" ~
Ing Ael hAa been sEeh.i addition tas
Q. "Aff's n - y sez s-zesI-
feii-se Dsvss fyup Chsrry
from erpsreees Of ia bsnsaei Effects hass
with th breast uneasy ssnaon al The -.
coTpsned with dy,peptic sympemI having
70 W H. "a 90 aud sss rsssed ~ hors
g6iiS y oRs nsas 70
arins account. Of he popularity and p psy
NY SOD 90 condition hat y az not gye hs
rstuin the This speahn
append extracts from order samples
FROM Dss s yaUsaas ass sas a'''
''" f''ea' fA'''''sfs q wv :. h ss Ss.
@s VI NJ
g :ssss. ss!gss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-02
w-orid's SAFE Company.

NdL attention OF the pubIic IS cafIeu % tne
utility superiority Of these Safes lohers. Our St
made entire principle. We hrst form orracf
made from around which seomp
teu ensoE chilling the liquid metal making mpene.
ahe to the ehsel drill capable resisting the blowsof the
.edge 70 the scientific II only Nature ,uf
leaves bolts strsps rvets for 3
Put Neither burning element make impress
sion on the solid lined it with proofwa.
hesitate Safes secured with LILE
EMPIRE DRILL AND POWDER PROOF COMBINATION BANE
LOCKS the only depository other va
ses We further thseis security Of the popular
Safes Bank Vaults They Of mechanism
often o1okeninto, experience has demonstrated.
furnish notice SAFES
BANK VAULTS, of Banking Institutions, Mercantile
Frme
Proof, when secured with Lilies Saul Locks.
A,apls cfths above Safes together with Day Nswe
Atf,-.--A --....s 9 PEfrGEa Arent %
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-02

r
PENNSYLVANIA RAJ -rsz.zssssz.z1 81
s5 ss3AprNoIIcE 70 EAsTERN IRA af2
Scntnu1nk Railroad rom
III MAJ MAssl Ma ALLIANCE OHIO AND CHICAGO IT,
From PITTSBURGH TO PHILADELPHIA
Through Cincinnati Phlaie pha IN 81 bours
Through from Ceyelan 10 ~ hours
ihrppgt ffou Pitsshugh 70 Philadelphia 10 hours
BE1Eo THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE FROM T,rr
81 y AND STEAMBOAT 1a & X - =
Oily ~ 70 sins,naat sls Louisville sis Iouis
mn Lodging On board the packets extra, Pittsburgh
% t'nemnnt, ~ louisville, ", St. Louis. o. -
xssx.s.FsA uE bf RAILROAD FROM PHILADELPHIA TO
- b0Cuiunibus slq e5
1nsaiuen Toledo IA ~
s1rvsend 10 90 inciunai vim rrestlns a
easdsld and c'estline u. oolchicss, RR.is IS
To chrsgn oshA, Racine, Milwaukee. sheboy
- ~ s's ps'roirAud Michigan Central Railroad, sis.
pn Cincinnati Philadelphia or Baltimore BY Railroad
purchased n w STR DER Ticket And
- 9.Am Packet L1s 20 Pburgh thence Railroad
son w Capital via
md fsburRh Railrosd
4ess q D. Horror Ticket Agent the Wsdds House ceye
o. about h middle February road viii e opened from
sud time between Cincinnati aud Philadelphia
NOTICE Company will hold themselves
pesnal only, exreedpr s0o
TfiOss MOORE. Agent. Phais
. MfSkiMtN, Passenger A.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-02

- sAPhRIIA This abs ,-sa5v ,.rr .Dpl.
ps 70 ths hearts Of thouSands and Is day ,iy ii
fornia combined put qran bots and
the strength of times sSarsapsra
smilsr preparation ruade in America.
PsIcR-Sl bottle, sir bottles for IS.
II ha been a when
properly pared ony
rom nPure state q the blood the ntez
eating drnte evil aha yuth barIenneas ETC. We boldly
only before the prepared strictly scientific
principles snd uniform strength The sarapaIlla purchased
every pound before being used subjected 10
the ard lie
Used; .
niaroo together forming the best producing
Ersstestcursilve agsntin the known world.
.suuD ItbTiGoN1
TAI ohosae ourAi Columbus oho speaks q Busssr,s
Faius; =.
nss No. eaua Ins sns O ba
Exnctof sarssPara IN has been for the
ps tive months only with th very gratifying effects produced all
WIG nave ted ~ rs az punex blood
mas no equal rms bold asror bssuhstsnnsd CALI
ing Ion the agerlin this city,"
Bear with fsade little longer and be that Bulls
szpanisistT WONDER OF THE would,
il will cure VOC no how, long
what Dr. Osn IN N n
.nv, shna, pn, W '''e'"
v :. 49,.
NJ ro-s NJ, fh.. - y, LIZ, hisy isae
~, AA.s essn TOY sevefai years severely
~ ~ - ", aui nesvy pa 70
~ q w aay, We sat-
~ prt ~ 70 MI. q no dsaniags,
n yours three hotA OIL when gave ms fnoT
'ss't, l tasp III , .le ot ~, eonohed a.,
recommending your sarsaPafih 70
sAieted community a. . aurer1r article. , :, 49,,
wy isspsI essst,, r,su ''h'o"hr, m.D'
r...n,A... rsrih.o ~ y 1 $500. T.. -.
~ we oftufes o.
ny an1 ee "han also may oa aone Tor tneni
'hsy WI Use 'n n n Eng ~. IL. -
yn9 - ~ ri, shaa,e yss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-02
MISCELLANEOUS.

FEW ADvERrIsEnzENT -nss svesy body
r r. r.
RADW.dYsS READY REFLEX
M n1Rs ESTn HFSSsEu
ss ss SosT
90 q; s fsi|ss 81
an. : III as
70 THE srcK AND pAIN.suFpnRMa or NEW
IA ,,..,rs. ORLEANS.
ss ;5 n is|ss iiTss,s
Sou u Ell,
It HAS oURED.
Il $5szzS s1s's 2gE Ss ss ssSsssHss
$sSS$ssa A CO 60
sr.sM u FIVE MINUTES.
sIsK H SsPAsH sS$Ess S SSSFsssE:a
SSss $!isSs4 Il s sSE s ssGTss.
~ Sbs Asos
s9is s'%fss SHs.s sss:
SICK HEADACHE
fS and THE Gsf sss "s
attacks vii cleanse and swsssn the somneh and neuarsihs
''.''-''' PREVENTION
dull and hsary
orpor nndih igne i
Mix Tablespoonful Of r. r. Bowl Water hstheh
Head Neck and Temples the Face
hoa
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
DARRHcsA DYsENTERT, BLOODY FLUx, CHOLERA M0RBUs,
the most distressing dlachsrgs will speedily
ramoVethe cause.
PAIN STOPPED INSTANTLY.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF possesses
daenee the sharp darling of this
salicrs departing
NGwye where many Of them had been brought so TO dosihs
sicily the
vitality the loss which
pains.
PAINS EELIEVED IN FIVE MINUTES.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will the and <erueiatirs
Who months Palms,
bones unound fre to whose Joints distorted with
tie q RAbAY READY RELIEF Xxi" he uth sSs
thousands 10 he city Of NswYok
csy RADwAys RELIEF Tor he citizens Of almost evsry
towptn the uaon, 10Y the last
CHILL FEVER
cRILLssToPPED IN FEF 4LEUTss-PAIE RELIEYED
Railways READY
srd Fever breaks the Chile
al health every and
PAINS OF ALL KINDS.
Whenever ycuis- pain, apply EADwAY's READY RELIEF
sure e yonn w minutes sye pans The Stopae
lntesnes the Liver kdne5 Bowels Joints Bones RADwAys
sfsw minuesssop pain and quickly eaase.
RADwhg 4 Co, iss Fulton street, ", York.
SOUTHERN DEPOT
JOHN WRIGHT q CO., Isl Chsr.res street, Ne G0rlssns,
way Co.'spresr-
MspiqM 80
sslnLL ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-02

CHOICE WINES AND LIQUORS. -BRAN-
~ DESSaEarac Of the 1885, 1905
is vintage s2s osd Dupy and other brands prices
wNEsod Re,erve, Pathenho, India Ma
teirai Daft Gordon and Nsphew's
snd Heck Creme de Boary, Feuf de sey edsc
cases OF al qualities.
Holland G Ianaes and st cox Rum; Scotch Roanoke
and Old Rye hisky; Juice; Corals
description boksr oueya ers and
will
Ao,e sfas as can BE- ionnd feI esAh or city paper.
400 casks PORTER and ALE, pints qusrts
: r ERn.ai t-aui
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-02
II NICKERBOCKER PATENT COOKING
Az aANGES-FIRST PREMIUM.

PRICE Il COULON, Plumbers, 107 Poydras
street, New Orleans respectfully and the public in
that they carry on The allow hasgsss AZ
AMERICAN, ENGLISH and FRENCH WATER CLOSETS, WASH
BAsiNs FOUNTAINS BRASS FAUCETS Of all kinds COOKING
RANGES GARDEN HI Sc, HYDRAULIC RAMS; FORCE
BEER PUMPS fitted style; LEAD PIPES Of
description, PIG and SHEET LEAD BLOCK TIN alwsva IN
hand SHIP and STEAMBOAT WORK neatly put mp repaired
al the nhorteans apl0 ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-02
NV z. F. FRYER, INDIAN DocroR, cure


FVNHE subscriber begs leave to call the N
genuine DRUGS, MERICfSEs CHEMICALS siEDI- ~
CINE EXTRACTS, ESSENTIAL OILS, PERI UAERiES. A2EA
HAIR FLESH, HAT NAIL and TEETH BRUSHES Also a,gs
ard Of FANCY ARTICLES for lads toilet all Of
which Of the and selected with the utmost
offer the ahovefo tse at the lowest prices
solicited to call and
ine mi SEX their orders.
FAMILY esreicily articles Physi
sns' prsepens carefully compounded snd pvt 9Th neasGes
md dispatch al all hours. P. LOUIS MASSEY,
Wholesale Rstail Dusgs., IS ST. Charles street.
dacll NewOrleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-02

vANHE UNDERSIGNED begs to present to the
u Holders Of Policies Of the NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE
ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON resident in the United stats
The Statement the lat Of Nav
furnished by their -'' -N'
Policy Holders entitled Bonus will duly notified of The amount
due TO each, in the course Of the month Of July
y e. HABICHI, General Agent for the United States.
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY \ l
.,, 2s Cornhill London, May u, 1858.
GENTLEAlENI have OF an
mai investigation of the affairs of the National Life Assn
Society. " = -"
During the Policies Issued A.u
OF 26I5 IS Id per
The claims aid during year E34oss % Cd The e
peetd claims, according the table mortality
total claims paid from The Of the Society end Of
tion
From the end OF the year up preent s2I poie, have
been Issued and the lncome the Society ag tho
gu policies E1ess 49, I'd alnun corresponding
amount Of assurances Is fa,4t6,l2i.
The position the Society," the LIST
December, 1851 stands thus
Present oncoms Premiums COL sO7 IA
Amount Of Investments per Authors Repo.... il2s.0
80, eili4s4s / ~
RANGES Ahnuies, .Gs9l,SA 9
rsAu up 1881 10
Sufeh' SlthH-' -..'.-'.'.....--,..-.- 1000 U
Balance in favor Of the Society, after payment ali
am opinion that the whca this should for
the future profits Of the Society.
Before concluding port perhaps, the OF Directors will
n supcrinenisnce OF the affairs % Society,"
aln, gentlemen, very obadient sersnnt,
W.. q. WO0LHOusE, Aetuary.
To the Court Directors National society ysosm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-02

ESSORTY FEET F TAPE WORM Expelled
BY USING b. A. FAHNEsToCK's vERMlFUGE. Ii cannot
DO surpassed.
WORCESTER NJ S.. September 81, 1851.
This will certify
ad for the ss seventeen yars H,alng b.
A. Fahnetoks Vermfuge highly ezpeng
worms Of
PASSED ABOUT FORTY FEET OF TAPE WORM.
Of the and head la ci,
reptile III stomach. csn recommend
vauale expel IL
mild in lie sueratcn aud PERFECTLY e and harmless
& EDWARD SlLTON. corner Pond and Green Streets
Sold Wholesale retail all the Druggss IN city,
aud by Druggists and Country serchnts throughout the United
au7l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-02

DLAsTER AND MARBLE DUsr-aoD bbIss
- 4 sss5s1s = rnF 10 ~. zs4 Ea.sss nh Msrs rS rs
3 s,'f. q. - s9 Z q : 60 :.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-02

Merchants Insurance Company of New
ORIEAN8
CAPITAL 100000. PAID IN
JOHN PEhBERTer, President
A.SCtIRIEBER, Secretary.
k The Directors the Fourth
District Lasystte
have established
they prepared to INSURE AGAINST FIRE, MARINE AND
kiskS al the lowest rates Of TEN PER
cssn to persons doing burness with thisCompany
BOARD OF REFERENCE.
sohn fsmbeftsn, Fergus Gardsre, KasparAuch
nichslh iuseon, y.Starori David Adams
manuel Garea, l. n. Kenny, w. W. Vahght,
Thomast.lvy, Gustave Leroy, Richard Saer.
apis en- ONES No = a S gae2,, s,,..,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-02

az ock d Cherry anu Tsr
frnpiv. =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-02

II " AGDNs,
cars, n,E, Ays'
WHEELS, HAND
CARTS WHEEL
BARROwS, HAND
TRUCKS. etc., etc ,
PLANTATION and
ROAD WAGONS,
CANE and other
CARTS with Wood
sud Iron Axletrees,
for Horses and Oxen
NYf IE nEn Is ~ NJ
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-08-20
THE MEAT MARKET.

Hog meat in Baltimore Is worth from Sc to SO
pl00 lbs. Fat boys and young babies from SO
to 81 per single pound in North Carolina, MS APP
pears by the followin notice from the Wilmington
North Carolinn) journal. 1t will he seen that
the older tougher article is shade lower, with an
upward tendency,
''IIIan Prices OF NEGRoEs.--Wc know not to
what cause to attribute it, hut better prices have
boon offered by traders for this description ofprop
crty, than VIC have ever before known. Negro
fellows Of very ordinary appearance, are bringing
81 600 very readily. Women are selling for very
large prices, varying from 500 to $1,000. Boys
weighing about fifty pounds can be sold for about
$500. This is the time for selling, If any one is so
disposod. Anderson Gdicite.
1--WE would also remark that the same state OF
things exist in this town, and the prospect is that
negroes are still going higher"
There is now fair opportunity for Albert and
and other Silver Grcys to do a briskbusiness.
Such is the prosperous condition Of the trade
cruscd by rendering property scarce, and saving
the Union" from tho troublesome schemes of "ii-
natics. ."-LdRcdster Wig.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-08-20
POLITICS IN COLUMBIANA.

Politics arc little mixed in this county, this Fall
The Democrats are largely in the majority over
either of the other parties. But so far Us We can
learn, neither freedom nor temperance has any:
thing to hope from them. The Free Sellers have
also made their nominations Thorough friends of
freedom and the Maine Law it is said they all are
Some of them we know to be such. The Wings
having no party of their own to manage: having
contriyed to kill it-fOr amusement, have underta-
ken to manage the Free Soilcrs, with intent to bring
about the same result. A most desirable consuma-
ton for bunker whiggery, especially if with that
result they can combine another, viz the defeat of
the Democrats.
TO this double end, Peoples Convention" was
gotten up The said people consisting as near as
we can find out, of Wings with sprinkling of
Free Sellers, and now and then a spcck of Dem
ocrat. The whole, not making very numerous as
semby This convention assembled on the sixth inst,
and nominated a ticket from among Wings and Free
Sellers: the Democrats not being n people worth
noticing This ticket was gotten up so as TO coax
Free Sellers with the hope of cecting some of their
men, and yet cast contempt upon their party and
their nomination. Jonas Cattell one of the Iegis
latiye candidates was retained and the other can.
ddate for the Legislature nominated for an inferior
Office and Daniel MCurdy put in his place Mr.
MCurdy is n temperance man, and an old anti-sla
slavery man, and therefore acceptable to temper
ance and anti-slavery men, and this was the bait
by which Free Sellers were to be caught supporting
pro-slavcry Wings of which apart of the ticket /,
composed. Thus the matter stands.
Some of the Free Sellers are for the coalition-
others ase determined to maintain their own self
respect and the integrity of their party. Some o.
the more ultra of the Wings stand aloof BY tn,
dead carcass of Whiggcry, and talk Of a Whig
nomination. Others for the coalition, though
for different reasons. The tricky and speful hop,
to use the Free Sellers as the instruments by which
TO fog the Dcmocrats.-That done, to claim the
victory for themselves and leave their allies disu
united and with that stigma which always attaches
to the mere instruments Of any party and especial
ly of the fragment of such party. Another por
ton of the Wings are for the coalition because the,
are temperance men, and too good to be satisfied
with the Baltimore Platform. Who will get tn,
uotcs that will elect them, we can't say. We shal
have to wait till October to find that out. If tn,
Legislative candidates on either the Free Soil o.
the Peoples ticket shall succeed Columbiana vii
ae represented by moral worth and lberality fa
above the average of that which makes laws in thi
country.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-08-20
A DOUGHFACE REBUKED.

At recent State Convention of Univcrsalists in
Illinois, a resolution was reported condemnng the
Black Law of that State. A member from the
northern part of the State regretted
of the resolution, there were southern men in
the Convention, who could not vote for it, and, rs
for himself, he thought the law iudcious one,
and hoped the resolution would not be pressed upon
the Convention. Upon taking his scat n correspon-
dent Of the Tribune says: "a long, straight six
fcet-three Kentuckian rose deliberately and after
letting his eyes wander over the assembly, finally
fixed them upon the gentleman from Mclicnry, and
said; Il am extremely glad that have attended
the Convention. Owing 10 the distance from my
home TO this place IL was time before deter
mined to come. But, once here, and after the re-
marks of the Brother who has preceded me, feel
amply repaid for travelling three hundred miles. |
have travelled almost continually during the last six
months, mostly in the southern part of this State,
have mixed freely with all classes Of people, and
have come to this Convention to hear man from
one of the most northern counties Of the State,
stand up and defend law, infamous that it can
Rot fRd an dpologia IN all EgWd! | would not
have failed attending this Convention for five hun
drcd dollars, since / should have missed the spec
taclc Of n man, minister Of the religion of Christ,
who brought peace and good will among men,
defending such monstrous piece Of niquity as the
Black Law of the Illinois Legislature Of 1851"
The old Kentuckian then turned to the Convention
and spoke upon the resolution for about the space
of half AN hour, in very impressive and eloquent
manner, and when the question was put upon the
passage of the resolution, not dissenting voice
was heard. The gentleman from Mcllcnry was ''as
sheep before his shcarcr, dumb so he opened not
his mouth. ."-COHnedm Reporter.