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Notice.

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FULL SETTS OF TEETH
STATE OF SOUTH.CAROLINA
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

Bella SiZer and wife Ma I In the Court of Ordi.
ry and Others apph- nary. Writ in Sum-
cahtS mons, real estate of
ys Temperance GilIispie
Monroe Gillisp and deed
wife Narcassa ( 9th
ers, defendants
IL happening TO my satisfaction, that Monroe
Gillispie and wife Narcissa, James + Smith and
wife. Elyira, Hunt and his wife Charlotte.
Hunt James Cunningham and Milley C. his
wife, defts in abo"e case, reside without the
limits of this State. 1t Is ordered that the said
defts do appear and object to the sale or diyis.
ion Of the real estate Of Temperance Gillespie
decd, on or before ie FIRST day of October
1898, or their consen, TO the same win be en-
tered Of record. TpfAIO so
II. WITHERSP0ON, ORD.
Lancaster Oh, s 9, June 23, '55.
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SURVEYING.

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:; Il on those requiring the services ofa
surveyor ut any time, upon application be-
ing made to the Clerk Of the Court.
w. r. DURLN
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JEW DAVID'S OR HEBREW PLAS-
TER IN NORTJ CAROLINA


Messrs. SCovIL 81 MEAD: have been
troubled with the chronic rheumatism for
the last twelve years On the Ist of July.
lSl9, WAS so bad that ! could not turn
myself in bed, and the pain so severe that
had not slept wink for six DAYS. At
this time my attending physician prescribed
the "llebrew Plaster" and il acted like n
charm the pain left me, and | slept ore
than half Of the night, and in three DAYS !
was able To ride out. | consider the He
brew Plaster" the best remedy for all sorts
of pains now in use.
G.. w. M'MINN.
Ucndersonvil;e, n. C., Aug. lG, 1875
Beware of countcrfcits and base imita-
tions
~. The genuine will in future have the
signature of f. Taylor on the steel plate
engraved label on the top of each box.
Purchasers are advised that mean coun-
terfeit of this article is in existence.
The genuine is sold only by us, and by
our agents appointed throughout the South
and no pedtar is 0lio'ced 10 sell H. Deal
ers and purchasers generally are cautioned
against buying ofany but our regular gents,
otherwise they will be imposed upon with a
worthless article.
SCOVIL & MEAD,
ll3 Chartres street, N. Orleans, Sole Gene
raj Agents for the Southern States, TO
whom all orders must invariably be ad.
dressed.
Jan 81 40 FIN
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT

AmfOhIhNT ANNOUNCEMENT
To all persons afflicted with Sexual disease
such at Seminal Weakness, Impotence, Con.
orrhTa, elect, Syphilis, &c, &c.
The Howard Association of PHILADELPHIA. in
view OF the awful destruction of human life and
health, caused 10y Sexual diseases, and the de-
ceptionS which are practised upon the uniortu-
nate victims of such diseases by Qaucks, have
directed their consulting Scrgc6n, "a charita-
bic act worthy of their name, to give medical
advice gratis, to all persons thus afflicted, male
or iemale,) who apply by letter. (post paid, }
with description Of their condition, (age,
occupation, habits of life, &c, } and in cases of
extreme poverty and suffering to furnish med
icines free OF charge.
The Howard Association is a benevolent In.
stitution, established by special endowment, for
the relief of the sick and distressed, afflicted
with "Vhulent aud Epidemic Diseases" and its
funds can he used for no other purpose IL has
now surplus of means, which the Directors
have voted to advertise the above notice Its
needless to add that the Association commands
the highest Medical skill Of the age.
Address, (post-paid,) DR.. Geo. II. Calhoun,
Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, Phil
adelphia, Pa.
BY order of the Directors.
EZRA ID. IEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAlRCIllLD, Secretary
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NOTICE

DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES, for AL,
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first of January.
J.B. MoBLEY.
New Salem, June rs. 90 Il
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LEONARD SCOTT 4 co,
81 Corn Sruprr

=. New Ork.
n. B.-L. s. Co. have recently puhlishcd
ana have now for sale, the "FARMER'S
GUIDE" by Henry Stephens, of EdinburUh
and Professor Norton, of Yale College, New liza
ven, complete in vols, royal octave conlauing
1900 pages, ii steel and 500 wood emSravinss
Price, in muslin binding, So
Jan. 10, 1865. 4s
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Jhon Blackman In Equity, Lancaster
VS. District
James Jefferson Black : Bill for Partition
man, Josiah Blackman, Real Estate
Of oI n..s

IL appearing to the satisfaction Of the Com.
missioner, that James Jefferson Blackman and
Josiah Blackman, defendants in above case, re-
side without the limits of the State, il Is ordered
on motion Of Cooke, So'r for complainant, that
the said defendants, James Jefferson Blackman
and Josiah Beckman, do answer, plead or de.
mur to the Bin In above case, on or before the
lst day Of October 1855, otherwise, Judgement
pro confesso will be ordered against each
JAMES II. WITHERSPOON, cELD
june 10, '6S prs fec 81 10 3m
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BY A GEORGIAN.

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JOSEPH wHILDEN,
DEALER IN
PAINTS, Oils And GLASS.
No. III Hayne-Strcet.
CHARLESTON, sc.

He keeps constantly for sale a. general MS.
sortment Of PAlNTSand OILS OF all kinds.
vARNISHES, WINDOW GLASS and
SAshEs, SPIS. TURPENTlNE, SPf-
Kri GAS,GLUE and BRUSHES ofvarious
kinds.
Dec. 13 AZ T.,
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Bella SiZcr and wife Ma
ry and others appli-
cantS
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THE ORCHARD AND NIrPsEpy

Peach, nectariue, and apricot trees, may
be shortened in F" or cut back one.half
OF this years growth, where the frost has
destroyed tho fruit; but where the trees
have borne or are heavily laden, this ope
ration may be deferred until October.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-05
For Sunnsll
Great through Line for tho last.

Great through Line for tho Last.
UilE baltimore ard Ohio Hall Road from Wheeling to
baltimore, aud connecting With tue Washington
liTanC Rail Road al tie Junction (airy called ihe icISy
IIWW)g miles lIOnI baltimore, and with The Phadei'
rhia WiImlnstona baltimore Hall Road TO Philadeplta:
Tile great ;uIes upon The ne ave now eG,nesd, @ sha
tic wIoe road Is III inc condition. presenting one VI Tie
nilsl rttulesqu. aud romantic routes ~ tle world, ,
The nov aud splendid steamers oiile Union iie from
Louisville anil Cincinnati connect with this road al Wheel
Ing aud III, rough tickets ,o these places 10 baltimore,
Washington, phladephls &e. may be had o. te ase's,
or Oh the h0iis. ,,.,,, :. n ,,,
A. NJ. tWLccng time and arrives al Gunhclaid l21i
lIes) al r. ", AMI allowing wo hours there, arrives "
IilinnIt (2S1 sles,) \, NJ, lie next morning. MA
King te passage through IN about 20 hours, including all
~ assage checked through eastern POINTS
without charge. ,,,t 49,. IA,
Washington al Tie Junction, and for Philadelphia a' bal-
timoIe Without extra charge Travellers ave allowed a,
e lime and opportunity al aliponts ,oobtain elr meals
Tir@S ,lekets from wheeiinE e llamSrsss Swl,a
WoSLin.tou, 500 to pha,eipha, $to-io bc had on
beard Tie steamers OF tle Union lne ol the ono, ara o.
the Rail l,oad Agents at WhceinsG Y FoEnlN Mounds
vile mi wM piRREll, GEM. Snn't.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-05
Adams 4 Co.'S Exdres's
1854. Eyzg::1 ~ .ssSa fSEa!1ll fhSsEa.ll 1854,

OFFIUE-lIGi.nre House.
I,Oi. speedy aMd safe conveyance 81 ecllidi pack
y a.es pa,ce!s hank nOes specie, gold, IN charge "
sccIal messengers, leave ocr daily for all parts OF
Tic Fast, Europe. California alnl Australia ASP
For Pittsburgh alm all p0Lis II tho Gleycald and
Wcllsyil'c aIliul, ami Cleveland and Toledo Rail,o'
Though 10 ChicSgp
FOr Hirs syic hil all places on the National Koa',
Though 10 CECnnlt Louisville and 81, lnGis. -
Eu, alllmn;c aipl al points OF Il lianslc and uhlo
,ailN d. alm Tnul thence COMeCt wl.h our Mlrt East
Grn EvincsS 10 Philadelphia New Y0l AID i0S"h'
We collect n0tEs, drafts, nr accounts aud bills "h de
livery Of parr.S, aud ntlkn prompt returns.
EXprss tor Fast daily a S O't l0Ch, 4. NJ
dn Tor west IO do AN
do Url'Ilts burg 'ln do :. ~
Our arIan Mhcn* 1lc n0w complete TOR the delivery O'
packages and nlJlieS 10 all POINTS.
n rmNAN. AgcnL nh1
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RIO. / Super Phosphate Of Lime
WRISTS .GuAvo.n


'niS valuable ierncr las tcrn used for Fcv'rn, years
Ia Eglsuianh uilrr pats oi Europe Iil hsNl To ~,
aLO holds ic highest lln6 III rurnlliy Nh he ESe", !"
Wlr.l il Is used mUEg llucrs. lsinii0luCiioh ~ ~
Cury hy The sub>CiihcT has lTcn hoIc lcrcl' hnt le
pIOsrSS Ii has n5G in the estimation ~ Tic Pnhilc 1S
not bCet CEH il led ~ successful than ahTnlt, alcrn '
trial Of bicc Yeas uNr>tigl,inn vi lis merits, IN NhCh
tilLc there Ii% lrci NCIy many scrnTi0uS rNrcih%MS
nrib hv iir most scientific asriepluislS an VARIOUS
Uls Committees, Nc., side by side Peruvian tn'h0, dk
;Us irIai,yn yniEc compared wtli le asrr AMI N IOSl
il.saiCcs preference gIrn 10 tliH nSucr Phosphate oi
Imn.m SLtlIcpOris aN returned wl shortly hc placed
LrI,rn lie public, whiIh viii convey mur lnlOli@tol
ilin the SulnCIIgcr hc disposed to ueI, as Itc lNiHu
Nt inrr, nj the riCSrnt moment.
lisCiIcHCn composition SDi that fatlTc ~ NJ ohcc NJ
LIld IOod and Hunlislr usIOwlh 1 all descriptions,
ItS SIS hrhS CRUSHED ~ eiOud HohtY Tic eIlc'y u
which rs nIilr Is alIrd,y well kmwEam appreciated,
viii aIc IcCNmUscd hY the addition ni nLt rttii ici
weight UI Supl IL ACd Ia which ISH.'drd drc p"p"i'
liUn 1 paNG and SHpato vi Ann0iai Tic ll:lcr Is hie
III tic mo-, rl:irNi agents. IN the hest Peruvian GG1-
ii Is yasy hlldrh. hcg ina lGriect pOwdcl' wil he
Ult EUiIlbt IL MI soils WARRANTED pure AM Echh'i",
al Wien al maturity IL he OuEd as scilIcAcIoS as lero 1e
resented
Pamphlets will IN forwarded on application TO the sub
srIlLEr ~ IN his agents. wUsc alf6 ave us iOilowS;
Mrsss,s, MrGilulrr ~ sons, Rclmund, Va, :,
40 iUwlrti, HARDLY Il 90, PrieI sbn'e, Va.
dp i.UTum & MCClcAi, NGrlOlk, Va
do l.. " StCwat, ES1,, Baltimore, Md.
&, u. DE GiiRG,
Agricultural Chemist
stp2j WIiliamshlrgh, Long Island, y. ',
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PIANO FORTES AND MELODEONS,
uS'r OPkSEn, q Ghr Rosewood Piano FUrtCS, nom
n chtcktling Sons ntlml4cNTy, alt StrdSIl d Co.,
New 'mk iEluns one ir l!oOscw0ni Piano, Gi octave
all Hi which a ~ Offered al factory prices
AlsOa 50 Plrkosc Of (ash0hic music,at 9G' VNiol
street.
Now is tlS time II YUnwant bargain. .
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EL1is0Rr, Jure i2, tSs1.
Mcssrs Evans a Watson, philadelphia nennr;-
We have much pleasure IN onineml'"s your fiIe luh
cicS,S to The notltro Of The phbc-tht Cne we p chr ri
f0n yOn ,ing saved our looks aid IS elccpay y,
after uulcrsoh! very severe heat ~ .s' fire which
destroyed tie entire block Oi bii "a on Arch siIcrt
wharf, on Tie SchuykilI, o., tie Gil, Vi June, 1850.
SUuIs, very IcSiI etfUy,
sepio-diy liUSSEL 4 GuBRlSS
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NEW SIFiNGS B1NK ,STOPE.
At rlr oln rosr OFFICE OrpoSIrE rnr M'LpnE

0 The CiiizcMs0f Wheeling AuA vicinity; Feeling very
tlahLiHlOr The h,rAl patronage received hOnl yOn,
deem it morer [r your Interests as We'll aSIny OWN
To CaIl your attention to ny constantly cllrSkrd s'nck
ni liUns Shoes, Hats caps, umhrea< and CARPET Sacks
a, tlG corner 0 Market au Monroe lIc"IS, rclIng con
Icnl there Is no gIcter yNrIcy IN ibis m1rkcli while ~
i,fe umicrSOld ,y n0 Ouc. llcCinrc cs ectiulIy IT,
yiir yn all 10 tali ei CxamiHe III Stools and III lle lah
cutgc OI .'' will i0hOr-aiNS! hCtOTc the Sun n ne
TrsSity, tlh nlsc&0 hope aud hC pupil Of nrP l"ac
CulrIh,lac and lit yOd.
10 iEr ladies' pNrllrulaIly, would say, have n1iGc
quantity ni French Lace, Straw Mld braid t0nlcis,
yLell will sell al cost as The scaS0n Is advancing
have also quantity 0f silk aud Grape hnnlciS, which
yiiI .Cii yciy low u u WATSON.
ToCnniiy merchants SIC wOnl say lal wc viii dhpll-
ouy bills hnust ilc cls'rlncitcs Tar cash '""
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NhMuNAA
ylRANZllElM ~ LlTH have removed ihcir Wlolek.c
lfuhr tur irun ir Slni.: ilnn>c lgldllttS, 10 No.
80 MSILrt Suunc lcNi 10 Vim Halls hriinn ltuuIl,
y;hcr iry wilt rs hrIrnUIr alwIIS kcl' NhI1'E stock
ri lie hss, Wines md liWOs, ni ilc owes; lllGcS
,,,i Am, ERASTnEIM " ll"t%
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-05
JANUARY 5. 1866.
WHEELING.
ENCNI ,SJORll

extensive htUtk OF SOONs Ffff oToNN"'
90 this city can be seen NJ
SO. 35 CORNER MOARuE ASU WATER STREETS,
Wheeling, En,
iIllinS. HUGHES hcG$ 10 aSErc his ptTNnS and tue
public generally, that tho above statement is clHy
e aid to convince themselves that this is SO, u HEY
N call at his sOc they viii >Ce tt most tCauilus as
sOrlment o! Supr fine .,,,,.,
CLOTHS, CA&SlMERES AND VESTlNGS,
CRAyA1S, Gr.oyLS, nASDHEECIlfr$, no
SINRv ANn SOTloNS GESEnALt.i,
Thai as ever been OEcl e sale TO the public oi Wheel
lug! Its CtdicSS to assuc MY lIehas at NY tt'mi.
action is 10 st hui Al The pc$Sn season the condo nl
lie cstrtn markets Is such as 10 insure my doug 80, IN
consequence n miccs heilg considerably IriUtcd So
that NY ends may rely uIon cctln! lilo hrs! OF oAT'
sAis. only IcqeeSt ~ hen ~ af"r i'e VII" "CS'''
and Isrcct NY vcTy splendid stock.
S,rio Wheeling Va.
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.rUiI hotties NJ iUmlrn's cc,rhrs,cd Family MSIi-
WV ticS q TT Uily dtchcy !tn tiiE,
These ,r il Lr>I FaIly nrtlI LcS iuw III USH hcing
rIcciy safe AID viii cue Il used atcnli 10 Tic diiec'
iiuu., J, u. vOwEiln
'pS q linton &tIrr ns"nt.
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REGULAR PACKETS,
Change OF Time!'
u, S. MAIL DAILY LIND
BETWrEA
Wheeling and Pittsburgh.

,,..,r,,L TliE the siie wheel ,,Gsa.~, =.
sGEH n wyScnteiS s;ramcIs Il t..,S
IfsFFfsstIils$ FOREST CITY, Cap. Al1istE$;ShR
E2s5S$Si Ss5sI Geo u. Moore, all ,ENEF;: =:
DIURNIL, capt. Asa Shepherd, viii run daily hGMcEn
WEcrirc and Forest I'll! lCatis Witr!
NJ very Monday "Wednesday and Fldiyi and Tie !huI-
nal elCiy Tuesday, TnIslny Nlh SapIdaN Al ~ y; NJ
arriving al Wcl<vlle IN tine ocorntrt VIII lhS ELrNr
k9yt RctVrnlushS rcIeSt City leaves Pittsburgh cNc-
ry Tuesday Thu sdAy and Saturday, aEd The Dn@l eI-
cry Monday Wedaesily and Friday al ~ Nj rylnS
at WhtClins intinc for the n'i! ilHrs lHt ui"'
: S. e. BAKER Il 10, .is'Nt.
Ic5'Thr0sh tickets for cleveland, rocdr, Monroe, r-
Oi Mlwaukr, ChIcaco, Buffalo aid sol! ~ !hr
Itlirr % S. &. N,KEn n Go. = 'tN1
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HIGHLY lMPORTANT,

HIGAIIY IMPORTANT,
~ EiSON'S PIumlnnl ClIcSe llsiIll Washing Fluid,
lie :lcAtcI Improvement yet discovered, for saylhy
iu. IiuslS and Cututs washed hy THIS Fluid wlll he
wtrr and softer ,lIn than II blclched on the grass
W,rE ,SIEn not to injuIc the @hrlt F'ery lady may
or lii in ihc Fluid, iu strength, lur 2lhOms which
will Clearly show thai II must he cruley hlmtrss. wien
dilute with? gaUns o. water 10 hI't \ plLt VI llnd
Tie Chinese washing Fluid Is worth lhiCG iimtS Tie
Sin.c SiXptWC which will buy clnnsh Of large fAily
washing, which can he done In d 60T h0llIs.
Manufactured aud sold by tho subscriber, who has late.
lypuuClG,sC'I the light Tor Ohio 'ouuyt, Va.
JAS. MEhLUR,
", Iui,n WLcni.S ia
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Soxton, Seal g. Swoaringen,
iMrGR rHRS ASn IuBHEIiS or
FANCY DRY GOODS.
40. ini IiuILcI IL. nhoNe iii Aircrt.

FHLlDELfMi,
]. ". SrxToS, l.. SEAL, 4. Vas SwEsslSarS.
nFEER purchasers Tie largest assortment OF Fanny
~ Dry Goods IN tleeIty. lteomprisesinpart OF
ilO>ieiy Oi all Kinds and qualities
tlovts, rnlershhtS, Dieks Shtsa Collars.
WoUilcn yarns Oi dntI ent shades and colors.
a iinc assortment VI Shell Combs,
10 do 10 l.ufa0 and Imitation Combs.
brushes OF all descriptions
Dress and lailurs Trimmings OF all kinds
hurietts, SIX cord coi'd Spool Cotton,
PeituneIy uf all kinds.
Ax well as great many styles goods Of own tmpoI
taon, which We cannot helc mention and which well
worthy tie attention 0 byels We feel we can make ~
to give us a t,ial, sepS
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-29
John Scott Harrison.

The Putnam Republican Banner
gives an account Of n big meeting that
was held in Grcencastle. on the 10th
inst. which nominated j. Scott Harri-
son for the Presidency. Hon. John A.
Matson made speech in favor Of Mr..
Harrison. Mr.. Matson was not a mcrl-
Der Of any secret political association.
but claimed TO be an American; he
endorsed, hand and heart, the princi-
Piles Of the American party; so far as
he understood them; he believed Amer
icaIshould be ruled by Americans
He with feeling. dwelt upon the char
acter of Harrison; said that his grand
father had signed the declaration Of
Independence; that the name OF his
father was a household word in this
great valley Of the North West, and
that Scott was worthy son Of noble
ancestry. He then alluded TO the
fact that Harrison was native born Of
Indiana: that he was at present over
so yearso OF age. and a resident Of Ohio;
a man Of superior education and ex-
tensiye general reading; he stated tliat
Harrison had frequently been solicited
10 become candidate for Office. but
had invariably declined, until a few
years since. al the urgent solicitation
Of his friends, he consented TO become
a candidate for Congress; and was
elected, and at the expiration OF two
years, unsolicited on his part, he was
again.elected. by tremendous ma
jority, and is at present representa-
tive in Congress from the North Bend
district. That while in Congress be
voted against the repeal Of the Mis-
souri, Compromise. AS also, In virtue.
against the repeal Of the fugitive slave
law: that he was for maintaining I'll
the Compromises; that while many Of
the Northern Representative shortly
after the repeal Of the Missouri Com
promise voted in effect to repeal one Of
the Compromise acts Of 1850. Harri-
son, acting as n statesman should act,
and believing that one wrong did not
Justify another, that die spirit Of retail
iation was unwise, voted 10 sustain the
act of 1850. thus showing the frmness
and patriotism Of a Union. Compro
,nise-maintaining representative. Mr..
Matson's speech was an able one.-At
It's conclusion, some resolutions were
presented. defining the political posi-
ton Of Mr.. Harrison. and nominating
him for the Presidency, which were
passed The Banner says the meeting
which nominated Mr.. harrison, in
point of NUMBERS. was as large as any
held in that county for some time
Indianapolis Republican.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-29
\ The Platforms.

We publish. on our first page. three
platforms for the consideration OF our
readers. Let every freemen read for
himself. The first is, essentially the
old line platform. and. judging from
some late articles in the Enquirer,
strong hopes are entertained that the
X. Ms will abandon their peculiar or
ganization, and coalece with the old
line party in the South, 1t being emf
nently national on the great question
ut issue. We confess that we expect
this result. Fit should be, the old
line party will sweep the South as no
party ever did before. Already Wing
gerry in that latitude has combined
with democracy, and now together
constitute the old line party.
1t will be seen that there is but o
shade Of difference between the north
crn platforms. We learn that negoci.
atoms are pending for an nccommoda-
ton Of the difference. Should they
combine and act together. any man oil
set of men who opposes them must &c
down to rise no more. II will be seen
too, that they are essentially the same
as the views we have put forth from
time to time. Success to every efior
to restrict slavery 10 its present boun
diaries, and to reprOve demagogue'
who court the vote Of foreigners. sim
ply because they are foreigners.