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r.. G. McNAIhY & co.
II AVE this day received per Express only six days out
IL from New ork, beautiful lot Of
French wor ea Collars, Sleeves and Chemzettes;
Mourning Collars and Sleeves, in great variety;
Jackonet and Swiss Fdgnrs and Iuseftngs;
White Embroidered Muslin Robe;
Beautiful kvenng Dresses, new styles;
Plan, Checked ami Figured NainsOoks;
Plain and rped India Dimiiiys
Small Red snd white Pans,
Splendid Bridal rs;
Plain Mousln De LANES and rerages Tor Travelling Dress
Pocket HandG ercfrfs, Night Caps Glove Boxes, and
nice little things tedious % mention al Of which
We will sell a. the lowest possible prices.
We shall receive during The coning week Of the arg
est stocks u English aud American Carpets brought 70
this MARKET 4. Z. McNAtRY 4 CO.,
1873 College street.
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OLIVE OILS boxes Olive Oh, just received Also
" dos choice brand % Tuscany on which q supe-
slor 70 the ordinary Olive Oh, sold Cor table use
ice 20. o. Brown.
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A. N. LooneY

Is elected Floater for the counties of Lewis,
Maury and Williamson, over W. II. Polk.
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FOR LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN,

FOR LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN.
AIDES Superhne Caters Walking Shoes Of French Nc
Ia and Kid, superdne Slippers Buskins And Excel
Hiors.
Misses Caters, Pumps and Welt Morocco and KID Boots
Chldrcns Boots, Shoes aud CATERS Of every variety
style.
Just opened and for sale at loves, prices.
RAMAGE A CHURCH,
jyT ~ College street.
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RFnncEn PRICES

GENTLEMFN's FURSIsHIgG AND FANCY GOODS.
the season Is advanced and wish make room for
N fall purchase vii sell Ircsent stock Al
duoed prices consists Of Shirts, Underwear every var
ETY., Gloves, hAhcs cravAts Stocks, umbrelias Canes
Combs brushes Faas fresh and choice lot Of Peramrry
Hair Oils &e Also few best sole leather Trunks Carpet
Bags, Ae, together With ma other Artcles-1 Il which
We viii sell at l0F rates liysl J. a. McGlIL.
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EMPIRE SAW WORKS.
WI F. GAGE & co.
WarerOOm NO. 81 Main Street,
ST. LOUIS, NO.

MANUFACTURES OF every description Of extra Cast
M Steel NiH, Circular, PIT Aeelsy Gross cut FOLOe
Hand and PaHel Sucs; SI,o Ndadrels UDasts and cold
Chks, Trunk Springs HaiUeS Reaper SickeS Springs,
DC, &c.
f-Old Saws repaired and made gOod new at small
expense.
The undersigned have made such improvements and
rived such perfection in the temperng and grinding de-
par Of their Works and take such pains procure the
best quality Of steel that they assert without fear Of
contradiction that their stock OF Saws hand and
being manufactured, and viii be- not only equal
but superior To any made i'm or brought
to this market.
Every sold under their guarantee will be made good
to the purchaser If not found to be s. trial
Enthusiastically W. L. y. GAGE co.
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PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTURED
ECONOMY AND COMFORT.
DIR. C. W. CR0ZIER'S
Camphor Wash Mixture,

Patented July IL, 1854, and which received the
Premium az the Nashville Fair in October
last Warranted to contain nothing in
the least injurious 20 Clothes also
Great Pain killer.
TTNUE underned having repeatedly been solicited TO
make oonsignments q the Patent Camphor Wash Mix
ture concluded 20 sell county rights In this
state but win In future have the Improved CAnphor Wash
Mixture tat up distributed throughout this lex
cep in the counties where the rights have been disposed o
and STATE q Alabama and that he may be enabled
efcctuAy 20 make this arrangement he proposes 20
divide the patent Tennessee and Alabama into 900
shares fourth be retained, aud the remalndSrT5o
shares-Win be offered for sale. person RENTING ten
dollars SH have share IN the Patent, 70 fourteen
years nom July H. 1904 and viii be AZ the time
Yestng eve dollars be 10 The purchase Of the
Ingredients advertising and the necessary expenditure af
Tie 10 prepare and distribute the Mixture ior sale
consgnmeuts v be made 10 shAreholdss (vho may re-
quest ~ and % 20 other prrsonz 30 the o. their
remittance. And they win be slloHed commission OF 50
per cent 90 their sales, and ae thsr proportion Of Tie
prohis At large.
Annual exhibit Of sales VII be made. and dividends Of the
prodts reEed 70 each shareholder No debts vii be
tTAetse vii the Company responsible for any a. he
baainess vii b conducted upon the cash system.
Any Of ote Who have puTrAsed patents for counties IN
this state eah have The privilege q exchanging ther rghs
Cor share ~ the prices they paid. ms exchanges eli
Dc nate az the oost Of the Pafentcs.
ID s desirable 70 have a. least aetys snare
hode IN each coaniy 10 the States named Subscriptions
F shares wl be e0.ed BY the Isl September nest And
esnz<nmenta u the Mxtarc w BE- made very son thers-
aer Cert hcatcs issued shAreAoers Who vi feqarst
the Agency n fhsy desire H.
The under Easa sin AEuni unti he sAsrrholdefs
elect thre directors yra Sa ~ bArs Ne
ra.nse.ssrut aatn heF socces ors lAkli he Sectzd.
NrSsapsr- Ia Nable, AoatsuHrFy. Tusc4icasA. huntt
yl~ TsisdezA and fusrumbs. tAAt vii puo this
and sihss sdssFlssmshls 20 Ne amount o. len doAf aud
G ". CeoffEh. FAtrntee.
"a, AnoKrtls fenn.
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COTTAGE HEnsTEAnS-l00 Misses Double and single
" Cottage bedstesds, q ished and ior sale y
Jy21 J. W. MccOMIs.
LNRENcH-POsr COTTAGE BEnsrRADs- leo Double
French Post Cottage Bydtead finished and for sale by
gN J. W McCOMBS.
I oUNGEs-s0o Cottage Lounges Of different styles nov
II finished and Tor sale by J. W. McCOMBs
A ~ GOOD WORK, and cheaper than ever offered Ia
"A ths market J. W. NcCONRs,
B2l-sS Corner Of Cherry snd Church streets.
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ATATTINGS-w. A. A J. G. Mcr1sa4nd have jas,
vi recsised large NJ ~ beat india Mating,
shioh q - selling hos er cash syFa8
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WILLIAM L. M0RSELL,
DEALER IN
Dry and Sparkling CataWba,
NO. IS EAST THIRD STREET,
jy16-1y CINCINNATI, OHIO.
I6-1y CINCINNATI II, OHIO.

PROF. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIyE.-The testimony
OF all who have thoroughly tested the virtues Of this cele
braed article that it will restore the gray, and the bald
eradicate diseases of the Scalp the hair from fall
ing preserve the perfectly to extreme old age
II is now put up both with and without sediment See ad-
vertisement aug1
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HEEDICIHE CHESTS-Just opened, ane lot Of
WI Medicine Chests, suitable Cor Families Or Plantations
Also doz Physicians Saddle Bags, asserted styles.
10 10. G. BROWN
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500 REWARD.


ID ANYWAY Monday night the 2lst inst, while in the
II employment Of MIR. Charles H. Martin Of this city,
TWO NEGRO MEN, named JIM and ALBERT. They are
about twenty five OF Of dark complexion had
with them suit Of clothes, made Of casnett
and new silk hats JIM is about five feet eight inches
hgh weighs about $50 lbs; well formed high forehead and
pleasing counenancr; speaks qnck when spoken 10;
raised in Williamson county by Thomas Petway. ALBERT
is about feet inches h h. weighs about l75 bs; round
face, good countenance, with small round yes speaks
rather slow when spoken to- rather humble looking
gro; raised by Col. Thomas Williams, Of Montgomery
Ala viii give the above reward if they taken and
secured 50 that get them.
my4-u c. L. NELSON
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which mention
shirts-every variety; Black Bsmbazine Stocks;
/ Ruffss- " Lubins Extract,
Collars BaZnes' do
Gauze Merino Undershirts & Upper Ten.
Drawers Oriental Drops;
Cashmere do do Es- Boquet
Six do do Bel Lavender;
Cotton do dc Bay Rum;
Isle Turead, with and with Very finest of Colognes
sleeves: OK Marrow; r.
Plain and Fancy six, hf hose, Bears OIL,
/. +" :" Linen " Ppmatum'S;
I" Jisle Thread " Bachelors Hair Dye;
Cotton Rouss.'s "
six Handkerchefs; Hatchin's
White Linen 9 Tooth Brushes;
Colored Border I" Toilet Powders;
Plain and Fancy Six Gloves; Buff Boxes;
" Linen " Toilet Bottles;
Isle Thread Porte Monnaies;
+" Cotton " Cabas;
Fancy ss and Satin Cravats Work Boxes
" and Linen ." Travelling Cases;
Cambria Writing Desks,
" Rates Shell Combs and Biushe';
Black and Fancy Hair Stocks India Rubber do do
Satin Ivory do do
=" SILK -"
Together with variety Of Fancy articles not mentioned
which We will sell at reduced prices.
jy20 J. Il. McGILL.
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or Bolts, Of Virginia.

Letter from Hon. John Minor Bolts, Of Virginia.
RICHMOND, July 9th, 1855.
Messrs. WM. s. BEERS Co. Gents Considerations Ct
duty the afflicted alone prompt to send you this vol
untay testimonial to the great value OFF, c. rers spanish
Mixture for that almost ncurabe disease Scrofula
Without being disposed deemng necessary to go in
to the particulars Of the say that the astonish
ing results that have been produced by the Of that med
icine a member Of my family, and under my own
observation and superintendent, after the skin Of the best
physicians had been exhausted and all the usual remedies
had lied fully justify in recommending its to all
who may be suffering from that dreadful malady.
do say that it is adapted to all constitutions
that il win afford the relief in all cases; for of
course, can know nothing about thatbut from what
have Of the effects, would hesitate IT, in
ami every Of Scrofua with persons for whom
felt interest," whomI could exercise influence
control Respectfully yours,
jy2l-tsep1 JON. NJ. Bolts.
- See advertisement in another column.
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Election Returns-Gains and Losses.
JohAsOn's gain.
Gentrys gam

Election RetUrns-Jalns ana Losses
Our returns, official aud reported, as far as re-
ceived, show the following gains and losses
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There things which afford greater pleasure than
sitting down write notice Of the celebrated Hooand
German Btters because fully conscious con
ferrng public benefit, and heart tells that by
notice many have been induced to take these Btters and
been rescued from death by dyspepsia, liver complaint &C.
for the cure Of which certain 1t prepared and sold
only by Dr. c. M Jackson at the German Medicine store
No. 100 Arch street, Philadelphia.
See advertisement. Rugf-1m
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency Of W s. sWYM
TER, No. IA Second Street, ST. LOUIS, Mo.
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ICED SODA WATER.
TIVE F0UNr OF the undersigned being regularly
supplied with ice he ccnscientousy recommend Il
70 all being equal 10 any aud far superior
Of that made snywhcre His sYrups made BY and
superior process, which gives them rich oor and deli
cious taste.
lie also keeps a fine article Of Mead.
AARON STRETCH, Druggist,
apTl9 Corner College and Union sts-
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BUUKS F0K LEISURE HOUks.
OTAR PAPERS, or Experiences Of Art and Nature, BY
~ Heury Ward B echs T.
PEEPS FROM A BELFRY, the Parish sketch Book,
by Rev. y. W. Shelton.
joy AND CARS, Friendly Book for foang Mothers, b.
Mrs. Tuthil
leans, by Losing.
ALONE b. Marion HArland, Of Virginia.
jyT sro CHARLES W. SMITH
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SO1IETEEING NEW,
URNIsHING AND FANCY GOODS.

WE have yet handsome assortment OF seasonable
w Goods which selling at moderate prices, Of
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Comfort and Calculation

Democracy. which is wonderfully expert in et-
tracing comfort from events the most untoward.
is consoling itselfin Virginia with the belief that
the late sweeping victory Of Know nottingham
III Alexandria did not. after all, amount TO
much because, NJ its presses alleEe, the aggre-
gate vote ia favor Of the Know Nothing candl-
dates was ~ greater than was cast fer cen.
SCOTT, at The Inst presidential election. But the
Gazette OF that city, cruelty enough knocks the
dirt from under this hopeful snl pleasant prop
by telling them that the vote 10 which they fer
embraced the county. as we'll rs the corporat ON
a.rhere WERE il says, "lII votes cast in the
County-of which General Pierce received 81
aud General Scott 30. ile>ide- this, some fifteen
or twenty person, from tn County voted On that
occasion in town. he voters at the late NJ uni
oipal election were all within the limits Of the
Corporation. The vote in torn at the Pre- 81 den
tal election vas for Scott 69i-f,r Pierce 523.
Now, the American ticket in town receives ma
jouiiy of 5l0-whilc the majority for Scott was
only III"
Whittier next, for ,olaoe and safety from the
deyoaring sam" will ye fly, oh men and III eth
reu
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LYNCHBURG IIRGINIAN.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. MARCH u. ls55.
Prcsress of Sam.


That mysterious but powerful Reiormer-the
invisible hut invinoible eSam"-is moving about
(says the Petersburg Intelligencerl in every d.
rection throughout the Commonwealth. He is
making terrible inroads upon the domain of the
Junto and every step he takes is that of a resist
less conqueror. The forces of the Junto are
rapidly thinning from desertons to his standard.
and if he goes ON in the way he is now going,
there is serious danger that on the day OF cleo
ton Wise will scarcely have "corporal's guard
OF the democracy left to cheer and sustain him.
Sam is daily growing in the affections of the
people. lie is spoken of in the most eulogistic
terms by almost every body except the Junto
and its ,otaries. Democrats in crowds are rush
ing to enlist in his service, and the certainty is
that he will make a clean sweep IN May
Amongst the recent evidences Of the favor which
he is so rapidly winning at all points, We have to
notice the annuuciation in the Menongalia Con
gressional District of an opposition Democratic
candidate to the late Democratic incumbent (Mr
Kidwel in the person of Mr.. NJ II. johnson.
who in an address to the people on the occasion,
expressed himself after this fashion. We invite
special attention to the fourth paragraph of our
extract from lis letter.
In taking this position. am fully aware of the
grave responsibility assumed by any one who
dares in this free country of ours. 10 announce
himself as a candidate for any office, without the
consent or appreciation Of the party OF which he
j. a member
Mr.. kidwell, the present representative, has
taken that responsibility, aud as | recognize in
no one any particular claim of Office, from the
fact that he has heretofore been the occupant,)
his position a n candidate for re election does
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If alone. Mr.. Marcy has pretty correct idea of
the matter; and tits gratifying to reflect that tn"
first adviser of the President is man who dis
tinotly comprehends and seriously hclieyes that
stealing ought not TO be encouraged
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Our democratic contemporary of the Frcder-
icksburg Recorder seems l. have dcsparcd -.
tally OF Coy. Smith lie comments after this
wise upon his slecch in that burg last week !:
The speech at night wa. dignifed. egotiStical,
and more moderate in its tome than We hud cN.
pected; but far more objectionable ~ fis rjt'eS.
He placed il begoad question M7i h. rH not
support the SiduHfoe aaniins,S. .tn3 sat-trd an
that he had LITE la1'iatDr tar them that he
would willing " ha an eIa..ttE candidate, We
said i'll "A termcr itslaee g.. he Reeo1drr that
Gov. Smith, cnnsurl "a us 81 bellrro that he
was adHi@ AND ubeltuG t.tr Anew Nothing
cause. y q now say, without any qualification,
that he rs thus aiding and dbtttjag thai organi
cation, and doing eBectire injury as he IS uJi'
to the cause Of the Democratic party
We wonder if the "Unterred" will have the
courage 10 bring out opposition to this "aider and
abettor" of Know Nothingisml Will they at
tempt to bead Lim''-or take to their heels like
so many women at sight Of an intariatc bull
Pluck up, gentlemen You are too far from holr
TO gain anything by running Make brave
stand even if you get tossed into the middle
of nothing. it looks better than flight. Courage
mes dmis
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graceful contributions have adorned the pages
of the Messenger; and the other will bear the
name of Mrs. Anna Cora Richie, which will
give assurance of Il most delightful volume
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SupoN FIRE-We learn from the Norfolk
Argus that on Wednesday last, the ship ArabeI,
la, of New York, lying at wharf in that city
for repairs, discovered to he on fire, and be-
fore the flames could be arrested, considerable
injury was done. The cabin, rigging, mizen-
mast, &c, were burned. The damage i, per
haps much H. $4,000.
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ALMOST FIRE.-The Baptist Church mar
rowly escaped being burned Monday night. A
paper which had been used in lighting the gas in
the basement, for ameeting, was thrown into IA
wooden spit box, filled with saw-dust, and the
fire not having been entirely cxtingaished--as
was supposed -ignited the saw dust which con
tinued to burn until next morning, when it was
fortunately discovered. The box was almost en-
tirely consumed, aud the fire had communicated
to the floor, and burnt place about foot square,
and was beginning to burn freely when discover
ed. In little time it would, no doubt, have been
beyond control.
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Hon George /. Badger, Of North Carolina
whose membership of the senate has ended, has
formed coparner.hip with j. NJ. Carlisle esd
of washington. for the purpose Of attending to
cases IN the Court Of Claims.
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we ny" HaH' I''"'. mn - - .''p constantly
o. 'H9.He 'ar"' a. Gu wi sci M II
sH.a. . .'.lse -. ct ul.l ffi# { III ONLY
NO '- >AUNpERS < TRBY.
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CITY md STATE DEPARTMENT.

LECTURE To NIGHr.-Io-night our citizens
viii be favored with n source Of pleasure and
profit which they but seldom enjoy. \ mental
repast will be spread before them, which will not
fail 10 inspire with delight all who partakc OF 1t;
and rs such rrcats are not Of very frequent oe-
currence with H., We feel it almost useless to svg-
gest that our citizens give thcmselges-a- they no
doubt will-the pleasure and advantage OF ENJOY
ingit. The object had IN view, too, l. one when
commends itself to all good citizens ,and calls I'M,
pcratiyey upon them 10 encourage literally thls
effort Tie charge Is a mere trhe, yet Is suiii-
cient To rai.e from n good house, sum that will
relieve much want aud execute many blessings.
Let the Hail be a. full u it was when Mr.. Wise
spoke.
The CoSCERr-'rhe second concert Of the
LYNomrGa MUSICAL ASSOCIATIONS took place
Monday night at DUDLEY HALL and, notwith-
standing the inccmaney If the evening, Il large
and apprrciatiyc audience attended. The per-
Torrance, of the Orchestra were more than sat
isfactory audience seemed delighted. \
very considerable Improvement, since thcr first
concert, was pcrccptiblc. The pieces were well
selected, and, according to our Judgment per-
formed in a manner that did much credit to the
Association
The pleasure and interest Of the occasion were
very much increased by Il numbef Of doet, and
solos, rendered by two Of orr sweetest fomaIe
voice., with fine bass and piano accompani
mcnt.
Several of the pieces played were composed
by Mr.. Bozzaotra, and though performed IN com
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Wise Stock


From our casual mixing with "tho crowd we
regard Wise stock not worth copper over six
ty cents in the dollar and this think mighty
liberal quotation We mean that Mr.. Wise may
get sixty at of every hundred Democratic yotes
We heard of one strong Democratic neighbor
hood where only four could be named rs certain
for Fredericksburg Herald
Our information from all the counties around
tleman of this city informs that, attending
sale in an adjoining county some days agohe was
assured by democrat that of thirteen democrats
there present only tloo would vote for the Staun
ton ticket We have like accounts from other
neighborhoods and couRties-but "Sam" think,
it best we should not tell all we hear, and "Sam
is smart uncolnlnonly 70
The CUBAN MANIFESTO of the Ministers a
the famous Ostend Congress. Is severely ahe
Justly condemned. The New York Courier says
1.-The doctrine is put forth that if Spain vii
not sell Cuba, 1--WE shall be Justified in wrestling
aye, that is the wore, Vresfing lit from Spain
if we possess the power" The nation is advised
to turn robber-- to do precisely what woaid make
a man felon in private life and doom hin to the
cells of penitentiary. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
forsooth! There never was footpad on Ho9nslow
heath who did not believe he had need, quite al
absolute need, of his victims god' And the
Courier adds, Cuba is not ours. We have nc
right 10 it, not the color of right. SO long as
its owner cares TO retain it, we are hound 10 lief
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set Us free from every Danger secure victory
abroad and permanent peace at home.
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NJ II JOHNSON

\ rr~luS MEETING Of New York Democrats
wa, held IN fammany Hall last week, under the
auspices II Capt Rynders,to invent some means
of taking the wind out oftla sales of Know Moth
ingism. \ very broad platform WIS laid down.
The Richmond Enquirer selects one plank A. cgj-
dence of the soundncss Of New Work Democracy.
Perhaps the Enquirer did not see the others. We
beg its attention to Thu.
Rcsoired, That the MON Democracy Of New
York, adhefiug to the ii5e American doctrine Of
Monroe repudate any line Of governmental poll
cy, which does not res i athr cNteht 81 the life
and fortunes Of the nation,aA European interior.
encc with the affairs of this continent, and which
will not resent to the utmost the cnernachtncute
which are sought to be nude By The liiied Pos
ers Of HeStefa Europe, IN China the Sandwich
Islands, Central America and Cuba
is progressive Democracy to extend is protcc-
ton to China The promu 'eatjnu Of >och Il reso-
luton as this should have satisfied The Ing uycr,
we submit. that the wioe proceeding was be
meath its notice We aeree with the Alexandria
Gazette that tho American party. strnd,ng on
their own and not on foreign ground will SILVER
such a platform from under the the feet Of poll
ticaas. And this they will DO, without yielding
one inch of any thing which relates - the right,
the honor and the interests of their country, aud
resisting as they will warmly and rs sincerely
as any other party. any matter which initiates
against the welfare and the happiness Of the hi
ted Stqtes."
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h. nj 81 ..ag#...y. #+4g.,.a M i ri. Is m
Gssa l. ~. ..t4t.. ger lL4 s4@ b.at.
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DGNEas ~ AN aED ~ "a. lea. oar
~ '"''r Ut fn#fu,t,i 'u,. ers1. 10 ,br-- - III i'm
zaa4 "r|y fpsl iar IL" rra,1t year ~ elr anpI.,a-
iahio h"rt"i \ Re'd LNi"f#',ts. nitl2 ~ / "