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DIX. y. >. RO>E'S n tBUS ANDlN.
tiGOEATINu CORDIAL.

TIE G7euteSt DtS-0tery an .NedtcuI Science
THE thousands who are suffering with ANY MR.
i V0US AFFECTIONS. will fine. immediate relief in
using this wonderful CORDIAL. It cures Neuralei,
IetfG ilscaSe Papt,ion, heartburn Nervous tieat.
Ache. lrcnorOf the Muscles or Flesh " ak.funes:
and all rrStiessness Of the mnd or body; whether
worn down by care, labor. or study.
Thls trG!y wonderful! Aediciue from its pecuIior
happy effect i'll alying lie most violent Nervous Al
fcction:, and completely Graduating them from the
SYSTEM may justly be termed the gran-.t discovery
III the sclcte OF Medicine. 1t subiucs and ayrrS mi
those Nervous Diseases, over which the most ,ro
found MEDICAL skill has hitherto had no control. IL
Is Il grand resorer in bu ding up {: weak constt,l-
non, already worn down by disease and de p lated
bH tier medicine; It's inyi .orany pr pcr,ies act like
Ii charm. aud is beneficial effects are almost mir:u.-
U!nus The weak, the nervous. and those Suffering
with constant pains and uueasiue>s are fr,oue,tl
cured by usin. a Single bJti..
Pllce Oh cents, AID to be had at a the respectable
Drug Stores i'll Washington, ,ieorgcto"n, (D.CD and
Alex indr (ra) 1.b IN
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HUNTS MERCHANTS MAGAZINE.
AN COMMERCIAL RAVEN

Ef FIRE MAN HUNT, Editor AND PROPRIETOR.
E'liE number for Decent er. $50. completed lie
4 twenty third sem,aunuu ,o.uG.e The work
has leen ed its mmvuc elnent in july
ls33 and each volume NOW containing lsolc than
even hundred large oct pages. 4 few complete
'elS oil The Mn<azlne may lie ui tancn the ut sii.
er MI c. III fu ION street, New York cativ ar
substantially bouLd, for two dollars aud a haf D,
v",ln.e
Ii'etollowing are fw f;he MANY cummends tory
iet'rs reri III 10y ii I'd Ct the Merchants S!a
gazii.e fl, m s:irguisld state. man:
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JUST RECEIVED.

4 NEW and beautiful assortment of Gold, Silver
~ and Steel spectaces Ey" Glasses, iiand tilasses
Matlcm 'thicu instruments. Comp und Microscopes
'pe'a Gi"s>e> Also Clocks Watches Jewery, Chains
SCAR h"y> &c Parlicuar *t:eLtion given adjust
liG sect'cieH 10 S'lI all ages per reriiova
Parabo1c, toncave. Convex, Green, :ue, CIR Y and
every Other KIND OF Spe:tacics TO be hal at greatly
reduce prices. al the Metroyolit;ir Spectacle Depot
No 100, Pennsylvania avenue, between AZ and 9th
streets. Washington City, h. c.
MIR l-lw STEPHEN EDDY Optician.
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DR.. J. S. ROSES

T REAT PAIN CURER! The Wonder of the Age.
" AL Pain cure d like Masi This wonderful
preparation is used internal aud externally giving
jmne late relief from all bouily pains
II ed accord;n: to directions it not only relieves
all pain out it curest lily the first application
1t my be relied up,n for curing and giving almost
lnstm re itf, rs tn uSands who have used it can
t.. tify. to Eheumatsm. Ague, sud 20 DIS, Che =,
Dysent'ry, Cholera Morbus. Pieurisy, L Ache.
Tooth Al e. Choiic all Pains in the Stomach o.,
H'wes Head Ache Pains IN the " omb. Pains ia thu.
Limbs Joints Back, Spine Diseases Lumb ago, ScaldS
Burns, thiiiblains, SPANS, Bruises, fimplcs, and
all Chronic Eruptions.
If you wish to |! Z relieved from ALL PAIN, use Dr.
Roses PAIN CUeER
If you desire to lie cured of ALL DISEASES take
his Family NJ. ciues
Price - 20 and so cents per b"ttie.
AaJ-To be had AT all tue resp c:ab'e Drug Stores 10
Washing on, and Georgetown, D. e., and AI-xanilia,
Va fb ID
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MU,IC. MUSIC, MUSIC,

NOV on h tnd aud r sue ut Staff ,ner'S Hall. ad
~ ihiug the Irving HOTEL. avery superior .>sor
nient of dard mu i. aid musrai works. Of every
style and varety-consi, ting If publications. the
orator. S. lerlious from the OFT admired Ola r.
De. We would also cali a;tanton to ur stock OF
Choral works for church service-also work
entitled the .>ioging School Companion. consist pg
sacred and secular music. conSidert d by emiuent
jud ses the most superior work for The purpoe ever
published Ca | 1t
jan L. STATIONER'S HALL.
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FANCY ARTICLES, PERfUMERY SC,

"" hand and for sale at staIiones ii4li. al
~ } 1 ing the Irving llote. an extensive aSs,.rt
'rnt of feitumery. farins Cologne Sans oil-J ana
ether Soais Balm of Coium,,is. Tooth pon,ic-.
bcl's hes, aid all other arti bert ua 10 {! lo,ct
ais = the Water Proof French 10 ia for boo :
anu Shoes.
All OF which we will sell 1t cast iii,fy PER o.at
'h'al'er III n the e.. lie purrL >e,i e.sew here
Hius 'ur Cents Ter page. tgii AZ
>" III SgATil\tH<r HALL
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A CARD.

n CddU.
Nj rs C. s. LEMON, having taken up i1er re siJencc
1t1 IN Washing toa, will receive f.w pun $ f.
instruction the Piano and in Vccaiizt,on Ev
long experience. III her profess sh, vi be cnabk
10 lmpaTt thorous h and scientific knowledge to
those p;ac ny thenlSeiv. under her charge
FERNS MADE Known at her residence Eleventh ST
near Penn yiyaIiI avenue.
Mrs = l. has the honor Of q reference Is his ex-
&c iency VII atd Fillmore, President CT Tue United
states, and Kew. DR.. e. Nj. butler.
fai
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WINES, BAANDIEs, CIGARS, GRO EkIEs
PICKLES, SAUCES. CATsUPs, &c.
JtO. g. kIDBET ) CO..

o'O. ID. AIDDEi i o.,
No. ), opposite Centre Market.
EMPORTEkS AND DEALERS in the above goods
L of :er t" families, clubs, and the trade an uuAur-
pa ed variety OF
WINEs-Madciras, Clarets. Champagncs. Ports
cherries; Iiochs, DC. On drausht. III demjoLns
ami bottles.
I1ouoEs-Brandes, Rum. Eh;skey. Gin. &c.
LlQUEis- Curacao, Malaschino, ALis, til, Noyeau,
Bitters. &e
MALT LIouERs-Loudon Brown Stout, Scotch and
Eng liSu A,eS.
CIGAE>-A variety Of brands.
IrcKLEs-Brst quality f English and French
sAUcEs-For Fish. Curric, Gam. Meats &c.
TEAS-Brcnk f,st Teas. SOuclo"g. Pourlaouy, Ptko~
OoonS, Tyson, Young H. son, &c. III ch. sts. y
chests. and ioArS.
sUGiRs-B:own, Loaf, Crushed, Pulverized, Gran.
debated Sc.
CorFEE-Mociia, Java Mara cato. Rio. &c
CHEEsE-sulton, Chedder, Sapsago, PaImesan, Dut h,
ard American
HAMs-iiest am rcan and Wcstpha,ia.
Eg- LEA 4 PERKINS WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCETN
ian Oft
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WHY WILL IEIlEL

CONSERVATIVES, and these sbo & under affee
~ tons II the t..roat aud chest, wou q do we To
ca IL st re and bottle OI >tab.c.'s uu,i NJ
C cry pe toGai. certain remedy for the above lis
eases. For sale By
ESP1Y MORRISON, Druggist
Agents for thi, city.
mar 2-1&eod CvrGsr OF h and 1lh s:s
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CHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE COM.
PAay.
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.

CapuaL 100000
Securely invested under Il official ap, rovai Of the
Comptroller of Pubic Ac cunts Of til otac.
Office, corner Of Nam md asylum Streets
THIS Company will sue Polio es on Tie John tick
lrirci lie, and upon tie Mutual plan thus con-
Inning the be tents If 9th s, stems 1T tie oi ii,
the insured; ard make contracts up' and I'LL
conditions al pcit'i COM ccted with life sns
OF VIII tever nalnr or lptUre.
Policies will bc i-suei at tn 4 west ties Of pr
that II tie Il pied and aft RI requisite ecuriiy to
the insnr, anu psrpctuity 20 the its ulion.
On the i"er OF Life i"sic. tie boder viii re-
ccive it, ,quitab c value in cash
This Company ottinucs 10 effect insurance on the
lives If pcrfos going Calf mi 1T fair rates g
ptentium; and to er.nt Prints fr trave.il (, sea
and trrc'sn leslience AZ quiz be rates
Policies i-su u for he ben fit OF : marli woman,
on be IL Ct h'r husband or any ot~'r p"rs'. vii
rlsur- t. her sparatc Use" ind ed ntly Of her huS
b.t." and Ct he c'ainis f h reJi tr..
The Company IS ed "Iid Coz tro'lcd BY Eoa,d
II lr' ctorS VIII" p-r onall, interested as ST. Ck
holders III Il policy oders in its kucte.s.
a"rh'cts. containing RI G. OF PIE nium ard i,for
nation in Relation 10 the y OF oprr. tor $ and AL
,ar"rs s,.ry 10 effect il may be oft i,tl
IT the UHcc Il The I om any, tr of ahy If the
Agents.
oFFICERs AND DIR-cTofs
ALFr;Eh GILL. IrrsiIr, t.
.OitN l. | IN J.. tr,. L Ell 'crt
JAMES [. VA kLcI, s or la
DIRECTORS
Aired Gi,'. WIFE; r, = .ore
.lthu l.. Bunre. N.snto litter
james q Eols s.uuaI al
John A. Lut er. Du.i., Phi j,
Noah "Eea ON. e. y. Hum. lacy.
Eo,RD OF FINANCE.
GEORGE BEACH. .sq re>id.it hoe. tx BauF.
d. r. ROBINS y. 81 lr-S d n liartiHd Ia k.
lio' ISAAC IDuCiY. late Attorney ''ei.cral /. :.
a. e. KsnN. VI d.. Medical EAan,iHeT.
ARCHIBALD WEIGH. u. d., Consuti. & II, sician.
.GENT IoG DISTRICT OF CoLU.BII.
BerJamn c. Worcester. Duvap. Building, ever
Whitehursts Gallery, Pennsylvania Az nue..
llat:sord, March, 1872. Jan 81
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EItract Of a Letter from I!5lIiqrG I,Vn,o,>

EItract Of a Letter from NilIiard Fillmore
have read it (N'r fant's Mag: zirel with a
Eo deal of attcn ard have lie iIat,on i'm ,.v-
in. that think it of the most valuable u. ,ii
Gals That WAS ever pub ishrd 10 tie mere a, II
seems quite nCi pensab ami To he staIc IN: n and
III al OF general lat rn ton aGo.t eGu:I q, jr,,l,.
1t l. grand losit"ry of usefu fcts and inI,,1na
tim. viii can lie fo"r Il 40" here s., we'll t;c,st,J
nd so caSsib in these numb. rs I,ply rrpret
Il at DO OF own tie ~ ole wurt
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LATEST NEWS FROM FRANCFoa

I'HE SUBSCRIBER has just received another lot Of
those beautiful Paris fumps. Also :, fr,. h SUP
ply OF superior French Walking Sh ,cs Ioe-ti,rr
with large -s>ortment of Opera Boots Glazed Sac. $
Congress Uilters &c w ich calculated to IL .a.c
the most 'asiidious. Cali ut the Fashionable Foot
a-ic Si'e ftoTe OF JOHN Mills
/" 20 under Browns l;Cte]
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CAKES, PIES, &c,

~ VI HARVEY, at his Store on PENNSYLVANIA ay-
i enue. between 9th and eth streets Opposite
Bro" MS Hotel. Keeps constantly Oh hand an assor,
inent OF Tea Cakes, Ginger Nuts and I'll other kind
OF Cakes, as well as large Qutntit, Of Crackers.
lie Is also prepared To furnish. in any quantity.
1rahbtrry. Niue, Applr, Peach any other Kind of
ne that can he mcde at this Those who ar.
In want may be assured tha they fresh, and viii
De sold, either wholesale retail rs cheap rs they
can he tOu2ht in the city. mar @
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Letfrr from hc Inn. H-m. IL .ccuord

DIR ir: Have Ia. dt rFs O" n &c nv rnn,o
On your u 81 - III err T. lie trlcl.al Ma ~
ia = eri ri Il ~ ~ iiv",uat'c W. ak kr lie use
! all WHO Il W a r-inrh { III RELY q, n M, ~ al
ar H. rs IL n If Ai'r ding rnt,, tut n t,,,t
~ Il rcal qu'sti'Is inyCl,,d la tie atu;pi,
frs Jon ffi"- coN'ri nci
] am. vi lIeat rel cc' hun he s TT: Mt
WILLIAM II. SEWAED.
FreCm Hunt, ecq.
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G. L. GIBERSON,

Attorney and Law.
DkACT1CES in all the Courts Of the District. and
atre DIS TO the prosecution of Claims bef.re Con-
greSs anu the Executive Departments
AO o1ice on Louisiana avenue near Seventh street
jau s.
4 ARRIVAL at BROWNS HOTEL.
McCauiey, OF baltimore
One case OF Patent Cork-Sole Boots
One cas- OF Doub,e-So.e Boots
One caseDre,s Boots
For Sale at the Fashionable Foot Store Of
n-c - !. NILS
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NEW AND SPLE DID GOODS.
wv RlT1NG Desks Ladies v o k Boxes
w Gen emen< Shaving Cases
Eishtlaty Clocks. Il superb. r article
Forte MnnaieS, Biri Gag s. &c. rec ivpd and for
sale low at the 9TH street Fancy Store "a below f.
dec I,MNn>n
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ALL HAIL. ALL HALL.

II c. CHOATE HAS LATELY DI Gov
W Erred all alhoa.ins SAME which v i'll
rure COINS, Bunni"ns Waits. &c, s. ii remedy
is sa1' and su No caueli zing sub: tanc" is USED.
ResideLce + Sir, ct, one house nor.h # FcnnSyl
vauia euue. f.,
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Tire Merchant MacG zii g l. publ bed monthly ,n
H. Fulton street. New loIk, b, FIeemsD Hunt, and
fu,ri,Led 10 tulscilefs fer hive lol srs a wear in
ady aBIs. Ian 90
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Local A fairs.

Visiting FTemea.-A pleasing Incident oc-
Cured at the dinner on the 9th inst given
by the Columbia Fire Company of this city,
"a the Manhattan Fire Company of New
York. While the good things on tue tables
we're being discussed, letter was handed
n the President of the Columbia enclosing
sl0O to aid in the formation of Library
for that company Upon the reading Of it
the whole body Of firemen arose from the
table and made the building tremble with
successive cheers for the fair and generous
doner, Mrs. E. Ii. Pendleton.
The Manhattan af.erward marched to
the residence Of Mrs. =. to whom they
we're introduced by the Pre- 5ident of the
Columbia, after which Dodsworth's eele-
brated band play cd several of their beauti-
full serenades in honor Of the occasion.
Dreadful 4ccident.-We are panied to
learn tia little boy, son of Mr.. Taylor,
Of the Second Comptrolers office, Treasury
Department, had one of his hands entirely
cut off by blowing machine, on exhibition
at the Fair yesterday afternoon. We deem
it proper, in justice to the officers of the In
situte, to add that the machine in which
the accident occurred, was so placed that
tae unfortunate boy could only get to the
opening in which he placed his hand by go
Ing on his hands and knees under another
article, which was placed so as to protect
ii from the approach Of visitors.
w~ Ex-President Fillmore visited the
Mechanics Fair at noon yesterday, and was
received and conducted through the Hall by
the Superintendent. After carefully in
specting tue collection he retired, express
ing surprise and qualification at its variety
and interest
Aaiicious.-A German woman, living on
English Hill, threw scalding water in the
face of neighbors child this afternoon,
thereby irjuring her severely. Such a
crime deserves an equally severe punish
ment.
Ia Elk President Fillmore and his FAM
I'y are now stopping at Wizards Hotel, and
We understand that in the course of the
week lie intends leaving the city on South
ern tour, accompanied by the Hon. John P
Kennedy.
Criminal Court-Tbe March term of the
criminal court commenced yesterday--Judg
Crawford presiding. The following citizens
have been summoned to act as members Of
tue Grand and Petit Juries:
Grand Jury.-Samuel Mckinney, fore
man. e. 0. Taylee, Alexander Ray, Leon
LAS COyle, Thomas Havenncr, William Will
son, Valentine IIarbaugh, Nicholas Callan,
Charles X. Gardner, Samuel Stott, Thomas
Berry, William III. Winter, Elexius Simms,
Abncr III. Young, William H. Edes, Seby
Scaggs, Charles l.. Coltman, Adolf plus II.
hckrell, Ulysses Ward, William Bird, Will
lard Drake, James Dodson, Thomas Young,
and Washington Young.
fetH Jury.-George Craniall, John Will
son, Samuel Lewis, James P. Mexican,
fhzhugh Coyle, Peter Hepburn, Aarchibald
White, John Bayne, Abraham Butler, Alex
ander Borland, john NJ. johnson, James
FulIalove, John w Baden William NJ.
shuster, Elijah Edmondson, James Gull,
James \. Brown, William II. Gilman, Robert
orult, George Jillarj, George c. Ruff, Jesse
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ELEGANT FURNITURE AND HoUsE-FUR-
NISHING GOODS.


THE SUBSCRIBER has constantly on hand Mt his
i Furnishing Ware Rooms large and well select
ed assortment Of Furniture, China, Glassware. &c.
cohipri-ing-
Rosewood Walnut, and Hahoe any Sofas
Arm Chairs. and Parlor Chairs inisht in Broca.
tee Plush, aud Hair Goth
Elegant Rosewood, Walnut, and Nah gary full.
Slab Dressing Bureaus, Wardrobes, Washstat DIS.
Betsteads. Feather Beds, Lair aud Shuck Mat
trasse' &C..
G.ld Band Dinner and Dessert Sets richly de.
corated
French China Teaware, Flower Vases. Coffee Cur:
Silver Plated Casters. Spoons. Ladies' Forks &c
In short, il stock embraces ALL that is useful or
ornamental in the liUUSE-FURNISuING line AMI
prc s that cannot fail TO please.
A liberal credit will be extended far good notes or
references.
dee To- JAMES c. MCGUIRE
Req ALA, Fringe and Trimming ID anufacrory
MRS LOWE has on hand a few sets of Encamp-
VI ment KEGALIA, that will be sod without re
gl,d to cost.
n BIN view Of the approaching rational Jubilee,
beg leave 10 inform the Committee IF ARRANGEMENTS
shall he prepared 10 furnish Martial SASiiES and
RUSEITES. in all coors. ut
Mrs. LOVES TRIMMING MANU-
Factory. Pc nsyivania Avenue
South side, between 9th and 10th IT'S
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OFFICE ROOMS FOR REM.

4 Nd large stock of Dry Goods f r sale heap, by
IA William X. RILEY,
Corner Of Sth ST., opp site Centre Market
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NEW AND POPULAR MUSIC!
TUST RECEIVED 1T Stationers' Hall. adj
y joining the Irving liotel, the following pieces Oh
new aid POI ular nusic-viz:
Tue Atlantic Iteturn Schott:sche
Jhe Sailie Polka
Pm going Il r Soldier. Jenny
would were a lird, dearest
FL /, /, Quick.tep
Ben Bolts QuicksGep
Believe The II il from Attila)
Atlantic Polka
Clifton Re- wa
Astonishing Polka
The Roe Ga beautiful SoDg)
The Celeste 10 ka
hiars's Waltz
SOntag 10 ka
M.llel's Scrap Book-a collection Of popular
airs, for young people
The Death Of Warren
fb s.
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TUBEROSE ROOTS.

NJ Il IT " e just received from Mr. Joshua Fierce
~ Lnnn IN Hill, fine lot of Tuberose Roots
when We will Il very cheap,
ESPEY d MORRISON. Druggists
MR. 1-3teoi Corner of r amt -.
( llTlZENS and Strangers look here!
~ DOdge's Rheumatic Linim mt has proved itself
an invalu BILE r-medy for kheumati.m P.ips in tn,
FAX anu Chest, Inflammation OF the Kidneys on
fractions OF the Eu-c'es, Spinal Affections Ague in
the Breast n d Face, Sore threat. 81.
The above ceieir ted preparation il founded upon
an ilian recipe and relefinvariaby follows its use
f.lc. ~ GEMS per bottle For sale ny
E-PEY MORRISON. Druggists
mar 1-3teOl Garner Of T. .n, S,b =.
~ ANTED TO RE MI SIN al house for
" family OF four persons. tine situated between
ID ana 18th streets an | Penn and New York avenue
would referred. Address box 245 City o>t Office
mar 1T
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TUST RECEIVED, direc from the importer
y 100 pairs French Walking Shoes g.azed)
SO do DO Tui ct Slippers q. beautiful article
so do PARIS PUMPS. for the Drawing Room
And now for sale at the Fashionable Boot Store
Browns Hotel. j. MILLS.
ian 2t-
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FOUR-AND HALF STREET Millinery, FANCY
AND TRIMMING STORE.
AIRS. CHOATE IS EVER READY TO WAIT
WI upon the Laiu s OF Washington and vicinity
iicr BONNETS are equal to any III this civ The
Ladies' wOuid do well TO III. zee lG-
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Naiicious.-A German woman, living on
English Hill, threw scalding water in the
face of neighbours child this afternoon,
thereby irjuring her severely. Such a
crime deserves an equally severe punish
ment.
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Ia x-President Fillmore and his FAM
i'y arc now stopping at Wizards Hotel, and
We understand that in the course of the
week lie intends leaving the city on South
ern tour, accompanied by the Hon. John P.
Kennedy.
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E@ Elk President Fillmore visited the
Mechanics Fair at noon yesterday, and was
received and conducted through the Hall by
the Superintendent. After carefully in
specting tue collection he retired, express
ing surprise and qualification at it's variety
and interest
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Very rep cJul1y, Sir. or fblci M sarr 1T.
THOMAS IL. HENlOS
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-10-21
Ebcnsburg, Friday, Oct. al, 1853.
FOR GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM BIGLER.
. The Whigs wiII be Observed are again LAID out
fsubect the decision of the Democratic Convention

The Wings it will be observed are again laid out
in the State at large somewhat emphatlcally, with
Senatorial District counting in TO fattcn
them the more effectualIy We regret all this as a
matter of course; and yet don't care much. The
taxpayers ofour brave old tax-ridden Commonwealth,
seem TO have pleasure in torkng over their dol
lars and dimes for the benefit of Locofoco punderers
and about content that they should have
felt ofit-at is oil the taxpaying. And they II have
it. Just and certain that two and two make
four When they have had II, we are IN hopes they'll
vote for Reform
The above is copied from the Hollidaysburg Re
gistsr, and can't help thinking that it is really
pity all the good advice of the modern .SaUahs of
Whisgery should be hrOVH array upon the people
With all the candor and sincerity of their candid and
sincere hearts, they have been procaiHning te the
people of these States that the of Locooco
ISM" is calculated bring ruin, misery and degrada
ton upon the whole land, but the people roHt hear
No not one whit do they heed the counsels of these
phlanthropic Wings; but almost every election fluids
them aiding to elect the rascally Locoocos"
But, seriously, might ask, what has been the
result of these repeated Democratic triumphs7 Has
our country become less prosperous and happy? Has
our wealth been diminished-our trade contracted
our commerce destroyed-our agricultural mining
and manufacturing interests paraIyzed? We think
not We believe this country is as great as glorious
and prosperous as it was when John Quincy
Adams filled the Presidential Chair or Joseph Htner
dned eff little hoes . in Harrisburg. We think the
Independent Treasury Is good measure as the
United States Bank, and believe there is as much
wisdom in the present Tariff was disccrnab!e in
the Bankrupt Law
doctors will differ it is said and so will Editors;
and, therefore may be excused for saying that
think the people as likely to be right as Wing
politicians The counses of the latter may be, and
doubtless are, we'll meant but we can't see that any
body is benefited by them and woudsuggest to those
who are wasting their wisdom the deluded peo-
ple' that they might well "puIl up sticks . and
start for the Fee Jee Islands They may possibly be
appreciated there, but they never will be here.