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OUR CORRESPONDENCE.

GAINESVILLE June 20, 1856.
MRssRs. EprroRs The candidates for Congress,
Messrs ZoLLIcoFFER and ToRBErT, met here to-
day in debate, and before large audience discuss
ed the principles of know-nothingisE.
Gen. ZoLLIooFFER led of, and in an argument of
an hour and half endeavored to establish the fact
that the influx foreigners into this country in the
past few years was the result of deep laid and
strocious scheme to overthrow our government and
deprive us of our liberties. 1t was not clearly
made to appear how that this dreadful result was
to be contaminated, but Gen. ZoLLIooFFER is evil
IDENTIFY very much alarmed and no doubt believes
that unless something is DONE and that right soon,
he, and all others ITO the manor-born," will wake
up some fine morning and find the grand nquis-
ton at work with hot pinchers upon the tender
parts of their corporalities. He speaks with more
FIRE and rim than have ever heard him before,
and if had not so much confidence in his head 1
might be led to suspect that he really believes that
the dangers he depicts and predicts were in sight
and about to oyerwhelm u.s.
Col ToRsErr having taken the field without
preparation or previous warning, and not having
heard his opponent before, was of course, not pre-
pared to answer the General in detail but he took
an of-hand view of the points presented, and very
effectively exposed the .sophistry and sbsurdity of
of the new "ism' and of the Gems line of argu-
ment He sustained himself very well, and under
the circumstances, better than could have been ex-
pected He is easy upon the stand, expresses him.
self auently, and manages his points with much
adroitness. '-
The democracy here are well pleased that he
has undertaken the race. Ipredict that as soon as
the Col gets "the hang of the barn door" he viii
make his competitor squeal at every jump.
After the Congressional debate closed, the can
didates for Floater, Mr.. HERMAN Cox and ". R.
Cox, occupied the stand about 20 minutes EACH
H. Cox, he of terrible instrument memory, first
spoke, and he doomed" He seemed to scorn the
ground he trod upon, and evinced lofty ambition
to leap at one almighty jump into the blue ether
and frolc with the clouds "But he couldn't quite
reach" ,e~a. cd ..
Mr.. W. r. Cox, the democratic candidate, an
nounced himself in few BRIEF pertinent and well
put remarks, which were well received, and won
for him the respect and good will of the crowd
He will do himself credit and his party good
SPECTATOR
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TIE MOST EFFICACIOUs.

QUsBEc, Feb 18th, 1854. -
Aessrs B. Il. Fdhnexock d Co.
We had the pleasure Of receiving this morning. the
within certificate Of your Yermifuge which will be yerv
gratifying to you, as it was sent voluntarily
We are, gentlemen, yours very truly,
r.~rf.r q trr E- J. MUSS0N L CO
0KsTLExEs-My little daughter four years old, and MY
son, older for considerable time suffering from
worms purchased two bottles Of your Fermlfuge OF
which gave them three doses, according 10 directions
and strange to less than three hours they passed DO
less MAN FIVE HUNDRED WORMS, some OF the ex-
raordmary length Of from twelve TO fifteen inches
Having experienced the beneficial effects OF your VeTm-
ngs feel my duty to recommend it TO the public as
one Of the most ecacous remedies against ever
yet offered to the public.
Gentlemen, believe me 10 be vour much obliged and
humble servt NATHANIEL LEATERS
Sold wholesale and retail BY all the principal druggists
and country merchants throughout the United States
jeI4-1mw.
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ANEx.GoyERNoR IN CoURT.-Ex-GovernorT aze-
well of Virginia who is over eighty years of age,
appeared before the Mayor of Norfolk, on We'd
nesday, TO answer the charge of permitting nui-
sance to remain on his premises After thorough
investigation, and learned speech from eI-Gov-
ernor, the warrant was dismissed. The case Great
ed quite q sensation.
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Weak, nervous depressed in spirits aud prey to in
Vulnerable mental as well of physical evils the victim
dyspepsia is indeed object of commisseraOn Yet it
is absurd for him to despair We care not how low weak
nervous and irritable be may be- the cordial properties Of
Hoodands German Bers prepared by Dr. C. N. Jackson
Philadelphia. are stronger than the many monster
which is preying upon his body and ind; and if he
chooses to try them, we viii insure speedy cure.
See advertisement iunei4-Im
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Memoirs Of Napoleon.

W. T. BERRY * CO., have just received
MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE, EXILE, AND cosvERsA-
lions OF THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON. BY ne Causs
DE- Las CAsas With Portraits and other illustrations.
new edition in 4 vols
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The Baltimore Patriot records the death of
merchant in that city, from the accidental discharge
of a pistol in his pantaloons pocket 1t went on
when he was coming down stairs and the ball serv-
cred the femoral artery he died in ten minutes.
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HARDIN COUNTY, June

-.. HARDIN COUNTY, June 49,
MEssRs EDIToRs:-I notice in the last issue of
your paper, communication from Trenton, signed
"a Voter" stating that Mr.. Philip S. White, the
deservedly popular Temperance Lecturer, is taking
such stand as viii evidently throw the temper
snce vote to Col Gentry, the result of which would
be that Col Gentry would gain in the entire State
a very large vote, sufficient to elect him with only
the plurality of Governor johnson over Major
Henry in his favor.
Such course is decidedly detrimental to the
democratic party Of Tennessee, and as many
of the strongest temperance men are equally strong
democrats, they think it hard to be called upon,
yea unfair to be asked to support man to whom
they have always been opposed, both as private
and public man. in opposition to one they have al
ways approved for his integrity, uprightness and
ability.
am proud to do all can TO forward the cause
of temperance, as are many others of the party;
but when support temperance candidate I want
to support one who is conservative, one who has
not devoted his whole life to King Alcohol because
then it was unpopular to do otherwise, and now,
because it is only unpopular to oppose him. he OPP
poses the monster. And we think that it ought
to have been left to the temperance voters to have
decided upon the or the other of the candidates
after the publication of the card of the Temperance
Committee heralded to every county of the State,
suppose at the beginning of the canvass.
do not, Mr.. Editor, intend to write at length
on the subject, and will not offer another reason
for Directing to the course pursued by Mr. White
except that think it is doing prohibition an in
jury for in some of the counties in the State,
know of democratic candidates for the Legislature
who are stronger on the gu estion than the oppos-
ing candidates and Versa yet this state of affairs
induces them to overlook the great primary princl
pie of the party and rally to the support of the dis
trict law.
And it is to be hoped, under the existing state
of affairs that nothing more will be said about the
question Ono advocate being in the field to demand
for it q hearing) that every man may decide, in
his own judgment, which of the two is the man of
his choice. Let those who like Col Gentry's posi-
ton better than that of Gov. Johnson give him
their support, and those who think more favorable
of the Governors, as every true temperance man
will do, will give him their support against the
tender-footed electioneering machine of Col Gen
try. PRoHIBITIoNIsT.
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MYTH the view Of extending the circulation of the
w RICHMOND EsoRUIER in the Southern States. the
Propretors have commenced the issue OF WEEKLY
PAPER which contains all the reading matter Of the Daily
and Semi-Weekly editions.
We need say nothing of the political character Of the
RICHMOND ESouRKR which now what it was half
fury ago. We state thar it the purpose of the Ed
itors to devote all their energies to the discussion Of
the issues which acknowledgement has brought before
the country. sH..
TERMS.
Daily paper per annum
Weekly, ..................- 2
TO CLUBS. ~
For six copies Of the Daily, per annum, IS
For six copies OF the Semi Weekly, -. rs
For six copies Of the Weekly 10
For fifteen copies of the Weekly.
Address RlTCHIE, PRYOR d DUNNAFANT.l1
iune23-St Richmond Va.
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Books and Stationery.
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SALE OF
IL L AUTIFU l. Blu ILDING LOTS
In Haslam,s Addition.

-
ON TUESDAY. THE 26TH infant,
ON the premises, will sell the following Lots On
jefferson Street, Nos. l, 2, 8. 4. g. IS and "a
On NJ 4 is comfortable Dwelling Occupied BY Mr.
Fetz- Nos l. 2 and 4, in the Corporation, and
entitled the invaluable Free School privileges On No
"a is good Store and Dwelling.
On BeVilIe Street, Nos s. Z 9 TO- IL, H. IS IA Is.
On No is a Dwelling House.
On Warren Street Nos l6 II, IS 10 90 a. % and s.
On No % is situated comfortable Dwelling
Also Lot r. fronting l22 feet Warren Street and -
feet Haslam Street, including The eomfortabe DxeIa
occupied BY Samuel HAsam. containing some or
good Rooms These Lots well situated in The most
industrious energetic and thriving portion Of our City
They convenient 10 good Water Of the Lots .T
ing it Almost excellent WELL The Lots will Be
sold credit Of one two and three years. for Notes
ing interest satisfactorily secured pAJsble Bank and
hen retained. The improved Lo:s viii be sold for
fourth cash. and the balance credit Of g. IL and IS
months for Notes pa able in Bank without interest sails
factoTiy secured and lien retained. sale TO commence
at II O'Clock, A NJ Omnibus5es viii - usual
Those wishing to plots Of the ground viii cal en-
LINrSLEY \ CROCKETT.
l.. r. GLAscocK, &C. Colegs Street
AuctOneer. JuDel0-n
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rs hhds o and Clarified Is bags Pepper, Spice and
lis bbls 4 hf bbls Reboiled 100 600 Havana Segars
Moiasses; 100 900 American do
500 kegs Nails, assorted; so bbs Cider Vinegar; 20
500 coils Kentucky Rope; 10 casks Scotch Ale;
100 whole and half boxes 100 dozen BroOms;
Star Candles; 500 reams Wrapping Paper;
25 boxes Soap: - 100 to gallon Demjohns;
20 do Starch: SO doz Painted Bsckets;
so dozen Pickles 10 bbls Copperas.
By SEYMOUR. TANNING & co,
je22 VIZ Corner Market and Church Streets.
LIQUORS. -.
900 bbis Rectifel whisk ey; 90 do Holland Gin:
so bbs Old Reserve do so do Malaga Wine
so do Monong ,hela do 100 dog wofes Schiedsm
20 do Peach Brandy; quarter fp casks Pure Port
IL bbls Robinson co Whisky; Wine; 70
80 bbls American Brandy; hf pipes 0tard Brandy.
For sale by SEYMOUR, FkNNING CO, q
je22 Corner Market and Church Streets.
TYREE SPRINGS. -l-. cd
THE delightful Summer Retreat is open for -.
Il the reception Of visitors The House has IN X:;il
dergOne thorough repair, and the most ample l,l
rangements have been made for the accommodation Of
those who desire to avail themselves of ayist to this well
known watering place.
twill be the conttsnt aim and endeayor Of the Pro-
prieor to please all who visit him. and TO preserve and
maintain the high reputation. universally accorded to
those Springs by all their former patrons Pedgng him
self TO unng assduty in the discharge of all the duties
dcyoving him Proprie or be confidently hopes IN
receive the liberal patronage heretofore extended bin
y ''' | '''''' ''N 80 f-''' VII, ROBERTS,
junes8-tiIl LIST Sept. @ Proprietor.
STAR CANDLEs.-lOO boxes Proctor q CANDLES
- Star Candles, in store and for sale BY
juue2s w. H. GORDON Gu.
rTALLOW CANDLEs.-sOO boxes hard pressed
Il Summer Tsllow Candles, in store and for sale by
june25 III GoRDON W.
DEARL STARCH. 500 boxes Pearl Starch, in
i apo Tor sale Ly w. III. GORDON co.
boxes No Soap in store and 0ds g; 'ss by
YNTHISKEY $50 barrels Deans Aurora Whisky,
w in store and for sale by 90
jnne2s ". IL GORDON co.
TUMBLERS.-200 boxes "a and n pint Pittsburg
Il Tumbers, good article in store and for sale By
june2s W. II. GORDON 6 co.
COTTON YARNS 500 bags 400, 500, 500 and ZOO
" Cotton Yarns from the different Factories of the
june98 VIII GORDON & co.
nSNABURGS.-2O bales Tron Factory, Georgia
" u 0snaburgs-a heavy article, suitable for Wheat
Bags tor sale by je2S w. II. GORDON co.
TEAMS AND LINSEYS.
y q bales Richland Manufacturing Co Jeans;
so Linseys for Negroes;
jane eS'' '-- ~ - VIII GORDON 4 co.
ADIES' SLIPPERS AND BUsKlNs-We
IL in receipt of the following: -l
Ladies Cur Kid Slippers; -
{" +" Buskins and Excelsiors -
&" +" Pump BeOts
d" Italian Cloth front laced Caters
Super Satin Caters; -..
Glove Kid do .
Misses Black Lasting K Cutters; .ra9
French Morocco and Kid Boots .
Chdrens Black Lasting and Coored Caters;
Black. Brown and Fancy Goored Boots; Z
june23 I'D AZ College Street
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A<nso VI tue Occono
TO0S, NELSON Co. A Union street. have just received
Sermons Of l. s. Spencer, Z. D.
Author of "A Pastors Sketches, with & Stretch OF bis
life, BY Rev. J. NJ Sherwood,
"The late Dr. Spencer was model OF deyotedness,
piety zeal and success in the pastoral Office. As
preacher h remarkable for the cop0usness and weight
his matter rather than for any gaces attractions of his
manner. His originality of mind prevented him
from being the servile copyst oil otherspsevented bin
from following The beaten track in his expOsorOf
familiar truths he presented old subjects in aspects
The memoir in this volume presents luminous and
deeply interesting view of his life and character. ID u
written in tone of afectinnate admiration but without
fulsome psnegyric &c-IhIpers AlglziRs f5r -IaHs,
The Augustan Age Of Francs;
Louis Fourteenth and the Writers Of his Age, berg
Course Of Lectures delivered 10 French 70 select
audience in New York, by Rev. / T. Astie-lhtIOdnc-
ton and Translation by Rev. L. n. Kirk
Visits to European Celebrities
BY William b. Sprague d. D.
The Teachers Last Lesson.
The Life Of Sam. Houston Illustrated.
The Rag Bag. By n. Parker Willis.
The May Flower. By H. Beecher Stowe,
e2 With many other new and interesting works.
juue1O
RAG CERTIFICATES.
NN the LIST day of July the Premiums on Rag Certif.
Gates to be awarded AL persons contending for
the Premiums will please have their Certificates handed
in that day. Aessrs Hugh Douglass, Il h. Gardner
snc 8 H. Looms will be the judges and award the Pre-
mums, which will be paid on the same day
jel3-tih july W $. WHITMAN
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FIFTY DOLLARs REWAKDi

DANAWAY on Monday night, the 2lst inst, while N
h the employment Of Mr. Charles e n. Nartin Of TINS
city TWO NEGRO MEN, named jim and ALBERT.
They are about years of age Of dark compx
ion had with them SUIT Of clothes, made Of green
csnett and new silk hats jim is about NE set eight
inches high weighs about $50 lbs well formed high fore
head and pleasing eountenaDee speaks quick when spoken
10: was raised in williamson county By Thomss Pswsy
ALBERT is feet inches high; weighs aoout us
ms round face good countenanee, with small round
yueaks rather slow when spoken TO, rather humble
looking negro; raised By Col Thomas Williams, OF
Montgomery Ala will give the above reward II thsJ
are taken and secured so tat get them
iuneT -tf-True Wklg. q. Il NElSON
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roITRTU OF july.

Tue democrats OF Davidson county wa
brate the approaching anniversary Oh Nauonsl An-
dependence, by barbecue in the vicinity OF Nash-
vile. and public speaking. Distinguished speak
,rs have been invited to address the people. The
democracy of the State and those of other parties
who are opposed to know nothingism are invited
70 participate with them ip this celebration:
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BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
Fort Gaines Academy LOTTERY

YINHk subscriber having accepted from the Commission
IL the Agency and Management Of the FORT
GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY, has established the
principal Office at Atlanta Georgia and intends conducting
the Lottery the plan tha of the Southern Mill
tary Academy Lottery OF Alabama ~ t--.-
Grand Scheme for July-ClaSs 3.
To be Drawn July Sd, 1856, in the City Of Afla1t e0r
% Oiaw VIII Prizes arnOupting fo
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NFOLASS ES.-20O bbs Choice MOlasses-to arrive
III per steamer Z. Howard which ists Sss Orleans on
The 9Th inst. For sale BY ,,o,, IN
mills W, D. GOkDoSS W.
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S 10000

40S Prizes in all amounting $4,000
ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUHBEESl
Tickets S.. Halves 81. Quarters 50. sd
sSy Bills all solvent Banks at PAR. All cUmmuniea-
tons strictly confidential SAMUEL SWAN,
r. junelS-td Agent and Manager. Atlana. Ca
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,ss.s NEW BOOKS.
81 Memoirs and Sermons Of
Rev. Ichabod S. Spencer,

Late Pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church. Brooklyn
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NUTICE.
ON and after Sunday next an Omnibus will run from
the corner OF the Square Cedar Street TO BUena
Vista Springs leaving 10 O'clock NJ. and again at
IL NJ and any day through the week. that families
load may desire 10 go. G. ii. SLAUGHrE Err &CO.
} juneI8
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JUST RECElf Ed
lis hbds N o and Clarified
Sugars;
lis bbls Il hf bbls Reboiled
M0lasses;
500 kegs Nails, assorted;
500 coils Kentucky Rope;
100 whole and half boxes
Star Candles;
25 boxes Soap;
20 do Starch:
so dozen Pickles;
so kegs Shot and Lead;
By SEYN
ia22 w r. Cnrnar
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-29
COXSTAsBLE.S SALE,

DY virtue Of two wrts of Vcndi Exponas,
- one issued by William Cosgrovc, a JUS
ticc OF the Peace in and for Cecil county. at
the suit Of William Reed, Jr., use of BcnjA-
min NJ. Reed; and the other issued by An
thony Wharton, Il Justice ofthe Peace in and
for the county aforesaid, at the snit of James
Russell, both against the goods and chattcs,
lands and tcncmcnts of John .Janney, and to
me directed, have seized and taken into
execution all the right, title, interest and cs-
tate of the said John Janney in and to all that
piece. parcel or tract Of land lying and being
in Ccci! county. adjoining the lsnds of Thos
Janncy, John W. jackson and others, and
containing
90 ACRES,
more or less; and, also, all the right. title.
interest and claim of the said John Janncv.
in and to one bay mare. and one carriage
and hereby give notice 1l,t ON
SATURDAY,, The 20h dan of Octolcy,
at Halls store at Gravclly Hill in the 9Th
District of Cecil county, between the hoLrs
of and O'Clock p. NJ, will expose the
above property for sale to the highest bidder
for cash to satisfy said wrts.
HASSON LYNCH.
Sep. -, ls55-ts. (S3.l2aa.) Consta bic.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-29
20 FARMS FOR SALE.

INllE subscriber is about establishing an
Il agency for the sale of farms in Cecil and
Hariord counties, Md, and expects to have
for sale from 20 to 80 farms of various sizes
and qualities, from land without any improve
ment to that in a high state of cultivation;
therefore he tiattcrs himself he will be able
to suit almost all who arc in want of farms in
either of the above counties. Those wishing
to purchase farms, will have them described
and pointed out by calling on the subscriber
residing ON the Magraw farm, formerly owned
by John ID. Kitchener, FIVE miles nerth of Port
Deposit; or address him RISING Sun, Cecil
Co., Md, or JAMES WILSON, Druggist. Port
Deposit, Md. JAS. N. BURGESS.
N. b. Those having farms for sale, in
either of the above counties, will receive i'm
mediate attention by application personally
or by letter to the subscriber or Jas. Wilson
Charges very reasonable.
JAMES NJ. BURGESS.
Rising Sun, June lG 6m
'.'Doylestown Inteligcnccr copy months
and send bill to advertiser.
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GREAT ATTRACTION
At Cheap Corner,
MIDDLETOWN. DELAWARE.


TJNllE subscriber has Just returned from Now
l. York and Philadelphia with the largest and
han1somest assortment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
that was offered in th. market; care has hcop
taken that good articles and Of the latest fashion
he selected. aud they have been purchased at the
lowest possible prices, and great pains will be tax.
en- that they he sold ut "A very SMALL ADVANCE
My motto is buy cheap. sell cheap, and do a large
business. Cloths Of all co'ors from Is cents 10
81 00 per yard; Cashmere black and fancy 30 Of,
to 81 % per yard; Sattincts black anil fancy, ~
to - cents per yard; Flannel, red and white. G ,
y! to 80 cents; large assortment of
DRESS GOODS FOR THE LADIES;
good yard wide m us,in at Ct cts per yard; n
large assorm mt of
RE.1DY-.M.sDE CLOTHING;
100 pair Ladies Undrc.sei Morocco Boots at 81 90
per pair; thin sole jenny Lind Shoes 81 90 pur
pair; 100 pair wood pegsrd Boots, city made, best
srlic!e cheap; lirs. lot of boy. and misses Boots
and Shoes A complete assortment Of
H.aRL WARE md CUTLERY;
Nail: ) cents per pound, less by the keg;
GROCERIES,,
brown sugar Ct cts. white S and cts: Ccffee -
cts; Molasses cheap; Mnckerrl and Herring by the
Dbl. %c. Together with q very large assortment
of all kinds OF goods usual kept in u country store,
with large number of o'her articles that ar. not
You will be sold mt very mail advance over the
city wholesale prices tor the Cash or Country FRO
d Ice. All kinds Of Produce bought at
J. A. ELlASONS,
CHEAP CoRSIR,
Sep -. 1855. Middctown, Del.