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From III. I.oui vile Journal
The Bargain and Corrupton.-Ia Il

Inc Bargain ana C0rrupt0n.-ln 1873,
Mr.. CLAY made an address iahis constituents.
in which he stated, that old George krrmrr
had ayowed his readiness 10 pru,c Tie charge
Of bargain and corruption, aud had put III III
plea. DENYING the jurisdiction If tie House;
lie was cioscfei Nth .Wr. Buehmpan. sir.
Clay inten led b. the statement ininpy tia
NJ. Buchanan lad dissuaded lie old Haail
krcmcr from attempting To fulfil III plbli1
pledge 81 proving tlir charge. Aud slr.
Clay well knew why Mr.. Buchanan had .hai
himself up 10 the closet with tie old MN,
and prevailed upon him not q keep his w"ri
81 cnicring upon al investigation. YES. Mr.
Clay knew that Mr.. Buchanan tad shrunk
irom an investigation which would inevitably
result IN lis own conviction. Mr. liueiianau
skulked away with poor old krcmer in dark
places, persuaded him not TO ennsenl 10 cutter
upon an investigations, aud, when tie lfitnds
OF Mr.. Clay in the IIuuse asked. IN bis naiile
aud behalf the privilege 81 an investigation.
the same Mr.. Buchanan ,uted steadily and
perseyering against the granting Of the ptisi.
lege. lie did all in his power by his vote aud
influence TO deny Mr.. clay the simple priv.
legs Of an investigation Ia the rase 81 aa IN
famous charge originated BY Nj. Buchanan
himself, the most atrncious charge ever made
against public man IN this country, Ia charge
which Mr.. Buchanan knew that Mr.. CLAY
had the means ol dispro.ing aud hurting back
upoh him. aud charge that be was AZ that
very time secretly brgging and inploring
Mr.. Clay, out Of mercy 10 him. not TO cast
off BY the means at his command. OBJ, what
character James Burhapan is To be a can
di,late for the Presidency of The United
States
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We throw them on from US and The South, BY
ignoring the PAST services and present merits
Of their friend and ours-Millarl Fillmore
In our opinion, il would he bad pulley. as
well as great injustice, I, do So. And to do
SO for what ! 10 help into power again the
party II which we are indebted iorthe down
hill progres, Of all that is conservative and
valuable in our institutions and government.
To elevate to the Presidency the man Of al
others who might, by dung justice himself,
have removed the weight which bore down
Henry Clay, and kept him out Of the presl-
dental char! Under the lights now before
us, we cannot do this, and we earnestly i'm
plore our fellow Wings not to DO Il.
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ion lhe Fayells,iIIe os.errer.l
!, Where am I 70 Cor aid Daniel

WnEfe am 10 co. saiu Danicl Wen
ster, some wears agu. III combating Tie i,lca that
lie had lett u would leave the Wig party
Where am ID ~: has been repeated " many
Viii. within Tie last twO wears, in ,icm
II tie formation 0f ne1 organizations and
Tie asserted demise III the Wing party. Our
answer 10 al such anxious inqurcrs has been,
60 notchfre stand firm by your " big pr;n.
ciples, aud by what remains oG YOUR Wing
paity. they have mrriird all Your love and
respect, and the time will come when they
NAV De again as powerful for COOL asc,er.
Akin 10 this is tie Inquiry Of distinguish
ed Wing 10 a distant county, who, 10 writ.
ing 10 u on business, asks
What can VIC d. for 81. FilImore-th the
good and great: Will We further the clrc-
ton of Fremont by voting Tor him, or cause
an angry and corrupt contest 10 the lluuse
Of Representatives (! These question. have
30 flied me With anxiety that do not Know
what Is the course 81 duiy."
Many Wings have had similar doubts. and
sgne, We regret TO know, have gone over "a
BuebaDsiI. II not 10 the LocOloco party, un.
/ der the belief that Mr. Fillmore siands no
chance, aud that the contest will be between
t Fremont and buchanan. This is l,asty con.
tiusion Tor 10 the confusion of parties, and
the rapid succession Of events aud develop
ments bearing on the question Of the presi
drncs aud The perm,beney Of the Union, i
Is impossible 70 know, with any approach :,
certainty, what the next fur months mas
bring forth, even 10 the total change Of posi-.
ton and prospects 0l all PARTIES.
l We have but one answer 10 ourselves and
u or Wing friends o. this point: Follow
your own convictions ~ right, aud leave CON
sequences 10 higher poNer. Wings, and
especially sOuihcn Why's. are bound 10 Mr.
Fillmore bs ever, feeling of admiration, re-
.pret, snd gratitude. Aud lhey owe Il (,
tiem-cl,ss, IL well a. u him. q, give him ;
cordial support, 10 matter by what party Vi
i brought forward lie has been lrae 10 III,
South, aud IL tie county. Let us be true 4
1 him.
+ But there Is another consideration whicl
lia. not, We fear, been allowed lis doe weight
There are IL tie North many true Nati0na
men, friends 81 Mr. Fillmore, who look {,
tbs Wings 81 the South 70 sustain their "a
,otitc. Shall we sour these friends, ---sbal
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NAISE.-The n. y. Express saws The old
Wing are burns in Maine brightly a. ever.
aud the siaid and sober merchants Win com.
po.e the vital active population Of the State.
are mt all disposed 10 join in crusade
against the South, with whnm they are linked
b. the ties Of blood, and the equally strong
bonds of commerce. The Bath Tribune
contains reports Of spirited meetings oil
Wings at Bath and Brunswick. Al the Bsih
meeting the iollowing resolution, amung 9th.
ers, vas adopted:
Resoirei, That among the candidates no
minated Tor President Of the United States,
no one his been named who presents 50 many
claims 10 the confidence aud support Of the
whole country as Willard Fillmore. Who. III
a TURNER administration Of the government
harmonized the political aud sectional dit,
terence. Of the United States, aud gave Us
the must pure and patriotic a,lninistrat ion
sinet the DAYS Of Washington.
"a lew politicians by trade in Maine ar,
shooting iur fremont. but the solid cuisines,
men knua no othcr Than Fillmore for P:csi
dent.
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MASSACHUSETTS, AND ALABasa.-Thc lios-
Ton Bee d 9th instant. contains Gov. Gard
ner's reply 10 the late communication Of
Gus. Winston. ~ Alabama. returning the
Kansas resolves of the Massachusetts Leg.
stature. Gov. Gardner comments in severe
tcrms upon the assumptions aud assertions
IT The Executive ~ Alabama, aud concludes
by informing him that Notwithstanding his
expressed WISHES for nd further intercourse
viii Massachusetts, he Gov. G.l will cof-
iinuc IL send resOl,rsio The State ~ Alabama,
when directed % 10 - b. Tie Legislature,
ID long a. hc flls tie Executive Char.
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frcHANANs VoLuSrEERISG The Louis.
yillr Jnurnal Tells The following very pungen,
anectloie. which must have mid with wonderful
eifee,upnn the old Federalsi Of 1912 and 1915,
The source whence il came. ton, the immortal
Henry CLAW, whose clarion voice reverheraiad
through The Republic. from center 10 cream
fetenre. snmmnning the nation io arm. To VIM
diraie the rights and hcrIirs II Anercan sea.
men on the high seas, while James Buchanan
npp0s.d the wa, aud drnounre,l the admIni.lrs.
ian and ail thnse who "iavnred The sernni war
nf independence must have gwen the rotor, 81
the great ksnMrkisn ien-fo.d fnrre.
Upnn certain orcassi u in the United ) aies
Senate, Mr.. Buchanan, ia The course At per-
snnsl explanation, stated Thai he had volun-
trered /, 90 10 baltimore, in Ilir last war with
Great BRIAN, when the B itlsh attacked that
civ.
.llhink have heard something about The gen.
ilrman's ynlnnterling.r said NJ. Clay, "bui
understand that when he arrived at Baltimore
the BRUSH were gone"
YES, ',.plird Mr.. i,nrhanar, /" ihfy Were.'
Welt" said Mr.. Cay, 81 merely wish u
know whether VIZ. Bnrha"an volunteered hr-
rmse H. knew thar the Blush were gone; %
mictier ne British heard that me geniisnql
had volunteered. and therefore eracaaied NE
coast"
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Reduction or FreIght.-we

Reduction OF Freighf.--we understand
that considerable reduction has been made in the
rates charged for freight on the North Carolina. and
the WILMINGTON aud Weldon Railroads, which west
into operation on Thursday last.
The rates now charged on the North Carolina Raj
road from Hillsborough TO Gslsboroush arc, for Flour
SO cents per barrel Wheat cts. per busheI, Corn 8
cts Sal, 40 cts. per sack, Iron. Nails, Domes,ies,
~ ,chnery, Salt Fish, sc, 81 eta. per 100 lbs.
On the Wilmington and wclloa Railroad, the char.
ges are, from Godsboroush 10 Wilmington TO Wei
don, Wheat cts. per bushc Corn eta, Flour 20 cts
per barel Iron and Nails per 100 lbs IS cis Fish 90
cts. per barrel.
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FnIxonr DrsossrnaTros y NV yoas

FILLMORE DEMONSTRATION ~ NEw YoRK.---
A call Cor meeting Of lie friends " Fill.
more and iIonclson, 10 be held un Thursday
night, !. published 10 the papers II that
city. The list is headed by Governor l,radisi,
Hiram Ketchum. Henry Grinnell. DR.. Fran.
ci.. A. ". Bininger, hester briggs. and other
uldllnr shies Of graf influence. The list j.
signed by $500 names, and the meeting will
be addressed By eminent speakers lrow se,.
,fal save
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WASTE OF PEOPLES MONEY.

EStrayagant expenditure is the character
istic of this administration. Never was such
prohigate waste Of public money seen
Seventy u eighty million sqnandercd per
annum, aud not 4 symptom Of any abatement.
When Mr.. Polk went out OF 0ihce, which
was after the acquisition Of all our new ter
ritorips, he computed the annual expenses
Of the government at twenty-five to twenty
six millions; now it is three times that amount.
and getting worse. Increase Of offices AND
salaries---incrcuse Of army and nsvy--muti.
plicati0n Of useless agents to attend TO the
elections under the preteSt of filing same
oihce-waste of money IN building ships 10
rot. while refusing dollar for the improve
ment Of our great river; such are their devices
to get rid Of the public moncv.-Eriracffro from
Col Benion's SPEECH IN 81. louis.
When, through the legislation OF a Benlo
cratic Congress. the expenses under MIR.
Fillmore's administration We're swelled to
organs kept up one continual cry of extrava>
gance against him, and we give the following
lrom the Indiana Sentinel, as We found II
copied in the Boston Post in $50, Us a spcci.
men;
TIE Cost Of our GOrrrnmsn.--'fhe wing
administration Of Gen. Taylor and MIR. Fill
more has cost the country, in time Of pro,
found peace .'with all the world and the rest
Of mankind" and without the spending III n
doll " for internal improvements. the enar.
nous sum Of s55.442,4sl 90 per annum /.
Just lnuk a; it. That sum is
- $50, zoo IS per month.
l,O66.2Ol So per week
l52.si4 500 per day i.
6.347 45a per hnur..!..
los "a per minute -!
76i per second !. !! !.
I Nearly tuo dollars spent Ut every ticking
81 The clock. That is more money thar half
dozen men could count, III il we're al in
dolars,) working ten hours day.
The expenditures during Mr. Pnlk's al.
ministralln,, IN time 81 war, were sis, 49,,
9i65l per annum. The wings cxprnd III
Z time oil peace nearly one third murc.
Just add one-ih,rd and nearly an addition
al half 10 the above amounts Tor the year.
month, week, day, hour, minute ant secpnd.
and we have the democratic expenses. Why.
then, 10 we he tr nothing from the democratic
organs abuut extravaganza nov, with Presi-
dent Plerre's numerous veto : to cut down
the expenses by a saving-at the spicket
process, whilst he squan,lcrs through bung
hole.
I The re.agitation Of the slavery question,
TIE disturbances in kansas. aud the attempt,
of the party in power to in,ulse Us III a war
with England, appear all 10 have been under.
taken, commenced and attempted To divert
iar affection Of the people from the profit
g.cy aud corruption u the rrignlng dynasty.
seventy five millions YEAR imao,e tax Of
near three dollars upon every naa, mninau
and child in the country. native aud ioreig
black aud white, or uore III ~ twenty dollar.
upon every voter, old, middle aged and
Young! Lgaetsa-g Erginiaa.
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Mr. fILLsoE's PRospr.Is. sit must be- ap.
parent 10 every one, WIN reads The papers
Irom the different sections IL the uuiun,
that the prospects Of Mr.. Fillmore are daily
burning more brightly. Indeed b. friends
are increasing 10 every dircction--fOr con.
sersatiyes of an classes desire 10 have ~ end
put 10 The sectional warfare uIich nnw Iis.
tracts the country and they &c tIiat thiscan
not Ne accomplished BY al election 81 either
Buchanan or Col. Fremont. Moderate men,
who are IL favor 81 preserving Tie Cunstitu.
tion aud Union, favor the election II Mr.
Fillmore, a. The only remrdy fOt The evils
which nav aiilici The country; and hence.
thousands are hockiUg 70 his standard. WIN
had presiously stood Doubtful, o. inclined 10
one Of the other candidates. The speeches
made By Mr. Fillmore, on bis return from
Europe. have given universal satisfaction 10
national men, Who wish u have 30 sectional
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On our Gs, page to-day, the Plaon Of Principles,
adopted BY the National American Council which as
sembIed in Philadelphia the 18Th and adjourned on
the slst Of February last A. the Platform contains
the principles which govern the political action u a
numerous sud influential party in the Union. there Is
ProPricy in lis being carefully read and ponlefcd
and the question then viii up, l. there any ono
cf the fifteen sections Of which il Is composed which
may not challenge tao appreciation of all good and "a.
iroiie eilrensi This question our readers VIII zach
answer ior HIMSELF
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Tie philadelphia Inquirer, tie organ q
the Straight Why's, aud 4 very Influential
journal. las strong article 10 favor Of Mr..
FILLMORE. tie says:
..Oue thing. at least, is tcriain--thr cleo
lion of MllIard Fillmore to tie Chief Magis.
tracy Of tie republic would be national
blessing. lie has been tried. and he has real
ized tie highest expectations even 81 his war
NEST friends. lie is for the UawS - II Is--
be is for PgAcE AND ALL ITs PRINCIPAL MISS
IxGs-he is for the Constitution ASD AL Tng
I.Aws--and like the immortal CLAY, "nE
WOULD RATHER Bg EIGHT THAN ~ PREsIpgSr.
Pn0rogRsPHIc ScIgScg PRAcrIcALLY AP.
PiilD.--Mr. &. ID. ScTopyan, an American
by birth. hut graduate u Vale COLLEGE. has
recently invented process which Is said 20
furnish a complete safeguard again't coun.
icrlriting 10 any Of is IUrms. The face Of
the bill i first covered with chemical pre-
paration VI light yrllow tint. leaving the de.
nomination Of the bill 81 the original color Of
the paper. Tue plate pristiug Is then due
with blush black ink, which la. the peculiar
property Ufpeneuating the paper, and u being
translucent when held brtwren the eye aud
the light. The composition Of this ink u
known unly to the inyrntur. and prevents the
possibility 81 counterfrit,ng BY means u a
new plate. The chemical contrast between
the ink aud tie surface ~ the bill il also de-.
stroscd 50 ~ 10 render photography impos.i.
/ bic, and 10 chemical agenis can alter TIE de-.
nomination without dshgnring the bill Em.
ineht chemists have examined the process.
and highly commend Vi.
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The friends Of Fillmore, D1neison and q imef pro-
pose holding grand Mass Meeting q Madin.viiie on
Friday Neat. The IL day of August. Large prcpara.
iions arc being inside 10 accommodate visitors. Dis.
iinsushcd orators have hccn invited, including the
Han. a. II. n. stuart, Hon. Tho.. !. flouuoy Hon.
Elwin o. RcaIc, Hon. X unelh Rayner, Gov. Graham.
Henry ". Miller, Esi., Gorge Davis, Hon. Naihan.
ic Boyden, II: W. Gaion. Esq, II. x. Nash, Esq
AMI others cqunlly einncni !. i proposed. should lie
erowed desire il, . continue the meeting $50 dass
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The Old Line whlgs-

The Old Line Whigs.-We with much plea
sure insc, in columns to-day the eIoeucn, Address
Of the Wing central Committee q the state 81 Masa-
chusciis aud also the Resolutions Of The Whig Gxn-
vcniion Of the State Of Virginia They valuable
papers in these throubous times They show eicary
., do many other sigas Of ine times that the Old
Line Wings" have thought Of scstiag aside their
iavoriie, Mlard Fillmore. simply because he has been
nominated by another party. lie has been tried, and
not found wanting. H. gave the model Of iiuls
national administration ;--cndesred himself TO al
sections by his moderation, his ind sibe sicial I'M
Partially. his equal and imPs.urhahe attachment 10
each and every section, his nepid,y 10 adhering to
his convictions aud patient fidelity in arriving at them,
aud hi, ,sneration for the Constitution the object
which b. love aud duty both constrained him 10 DC.
iend" Believing this 10 be TRUE in an eminent degree
Of Willard Fillmore, the Old Line Wings will NANTES,
their love to their country BY casting their vote for
him.
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We arc indebted to the Hon. David s. Reid for
large Map Of Central America, published by order
the Senate and for pamphlet copy Of the speeches
Mcssrs. Bggs and Reid on the Kansas bill.
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Frrupis from ne Washington cornsponJosce cf ne
Aets Yrk sytM.


Through The penetration % the asInie rnurs-
pond.W. IL ,tr favor Il or fnns,iunaries We
obtain nrsarnnal glimpses II aflirIsi maIIess
witch are inirfesung 70 lie public. The lol-
owing rem. We presume f.r their posliIIencss
10 be substantially enrrert MAI. hit.
Washington, Iuly u. 1856.
Tie four propositions nfihr PARIS, Convention
Of European poasi, whieh IL was inlshird lo
submit 10 olh nations for tie regulation Of fn-
lure mar me lnslilews. have MOI been suhmilnd
fr ll,s eonmfrnre of Ills Government; hut
Mr.. Marcy la. informally communicated 10 ".
s4nnge.. tie French Minister, is decvion
regarding them. TlIo,e propositions are. ..
The sbal iiou 81 paper blocksdes. Q. The al.
mission u the prinriple thai Tree slips make
Zee geuis. 8. The admission that neutral
eoolIs IL eaenies' ships shall he exempt from
capture. The aboi.hlne 81 pIisstceiinf.
The Unncd States Govrrnmen,. seneing to
The il,frs iiIsi mtirle-. i.iret lhe last; but -
ilpy are pr senird ~ soiidspi. and moi ,epaf.
sels. Ne mu.i take ihe whole or none. Dul
.iiInugh We aie MI permitted Ia strike oni.
there Is unthlne 10 p,ewnt US Gom suggesting
~ additianal pdnrple whish will render Ito
luudh proposition acceptable. THIS GuufB-
meni tleulte arcrtles ~ ilr lbur pniils pro-.
sded tie and powers will adj fifth, 10 tie
fleet thai private property 90 lli seas ,hall he
exempt ttom capture, wbether rs r,ivalce,, 81
ua,alfessels. Ereaing Posi-
Washington. JOY u, 1856
Despairss rom London state lliai 4 lIirulliss
beiwesn T. gland and The United States ~ ~
gard % tie Bay Islands are virtually sIllcd,
neg"laiinns iasinr bren resumed hrlwccn Mf.
Dallas aud tie Eah 81 Elsiendnn. A mw d.
plonslisl arpraird 10 The person ~ Scnor lIef.
faH. lIls representative ufilundura,, aud enlius.
ted viii, full posefs run ibsl GnysinneDi.
riarehdou and iIrran have agtrsd uprn tic
dranghl % ahrsiy by which Honduras nnrmes
possession Of The B1y I.lamds. aud agrees 10
rontuue 10 sulj rls 81 her Majesty ~ lhs
rights they have arqaired during lie lime Eng.
land has ted ihr ISLANDS. NJ. Dallas, IL IA
said, has agreed IN The part ofihe United States
!" accept this 80 srillemeu, ~ the affair. and
tonblless Il will aI,o be agreed 10 by our Gm-
eminent. Il i believed thai Sencf Cph ymla,
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sad Accident.-W lcam from iks s4lcm Press.
that on Wednesday night last about eight ocloek,
the u gu Point stage had arrived within sight d that
place, near The Pankroad bridge The tire Of the
wheel. rsne olT at a doccni Of the road, Which rem
dcfed the break" useless, aud passenger, seated
with the driver. eeomins alarmed caught bold Of Tic
Iinrs, wbic TUNED the horsrs shnr, around, causing
The coach 10 upset when the horses became amman.
sgeahe and ran II, with the dclarhr fore Wherls. The
paper sialcs that there - passengers % aud
on the eoach.-a number Of ehlIfcn amang ihein,--
counting IN al alou, u seats. Among the passengers
who suffered seriously W this eaastfaphy. are the
fsmilie. Of Mr. urghad from Southampton, Na- and
Of NJ. Brown from Fayei,esille 10 company With Nc.
Crghad were his vile, aud other relatives. aud two
servants, in al . persons. Mr. Cfghn was outside
on the stage. with the driver. when il upset. anil
eei,ed internal injuries, from The ELECTS d which he
died, at II o'clock, Surviving the accident ony about
three hours. a son d Nc. Brown. sgrl about twelve
years. Whiwas riding on the a,br," with the driver.
had two rib. aud his cosrlsns bsskcn. btsidrs r..
e,,ing other severe bruises snd sssca derp cuts
his head.
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RaIL Roap actIpESr.--Si.cars on the VIII
ming.uh AID Weldon road were thrown from
the track on Friday last. between Halifax
aud Enfield. in consequence Of COW jumping
On the track. An old gentleman of Halifax
vas severity but not dangerously hurt; gen
llrnian lroa New Orleans. ditto; nrgfo NO
man md brakeman slightly. osrvpr.
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nfILsBoRoUGH, N. 6.
wednesday, July 80, 1856.

or We have had difficulty with our ink roller this
hot weather. which has thrown us back day, We
hope to have things straight by next weak.
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4 FILLMORE CALCULATION.

The Baliilo Cunmcreial Advertiser eiaims
us sairs o. certain los Mr. Fillmore. cen.
sedcs 81 TO Buchanan, % to Fremont. aud
clssses e doubtful. The States claimed Cor
F'ilncie, are Msssaehu.eiis, Nes Yoik, ses
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crA resolution has passed both Houses Of Con.
gross to close the present session the 18th of Aa
gust
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Observation-Disclosures E,,l. ~

Immigration; ifs Evns An cossKsrrses.
BY samsrI G. Busey, N. D. New Yofk, Dewitt 4
Da,eniori, PabIishet, 100 and iCg, Nassau si,cet.
We have per'es from The publishers a COPS of a
neatly printed pamphlet Of Ies pases With The above
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NiIIsbornugh 9ffurnsr.

Union, the Constitution, and the Laws the Guar.
dams Of our liberties.
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l"hoNihA SAWS veoe VIC great eonift lof We res
denry M No,etnlrrt