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Here is the platform of the Indiana fusionists-
the platform of the party which had the warm and
cordial sympsthies of the know nothings of Ten
nessee. 1t is the platform adopted by the con-
vention of know-nothiDgs and abolitionists which
nominated MORTON for Governor:
MORToN'S PLATFORM.
adopted By the Fusion Convention of Indiana,
opposed to the policy of the present Federal AID.
minlstraton, assembled in Convention at the Cap
ital of the State, now submit to the people the
following platform of principles:
Resolved, That we are uncompromisngly op-
posed to the extension of slavery and that we
utterly repudiate the platform of principles adopt
ed by the self-styled Democratic Convention of
this State, endorsing and approving the Kansas
Nebraska Iniquity.
RESOLVED, That we are uncompromisingly op-
posed to the extension of slavery; and that we
utterly repudiate the platform of principles adopt
ed by the sefstyled Democratic Convention of this
State, endorsing and approving the Ksnsas-Ne-
brasks Iniquity.
RESOLVED, That we will resist, by all proper
means, the admission of any Slave State into this
Union, formed out of the Territories secured to
freedom by the Missouri Compromise, or otherwise
RESOLVED, That we are 10 favor of the immedi-
ate admission of Kansas as q free State
Resolved, That we are in favor of the Naturali-
cation Laws of Cong esq, with the five years pro-
baton, and that the right of suffrage should &C.
company and not precede naturalization.
RESOLVED, That we believe the GeneraI Assem-
bly, of the State have the power to prohibit the
sale of intoxicating liquors as beverage, and that
we are in favor of Constitutional law which will
effectuslly suppress tie evils of intempersnce.
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Large Auction
SALE OF GROCERIES.
Hart. Macrea & Co,

ON FRIDAY, October 3s 1856, we will offer before
~ door Public Auction for cash large and genera
stock of Groceries, comprising the following
25 hhds Sugar; $40 kegs Nails;
800 bags Rio Coffee 100 boxes Candles;
200 b6ls Whisky 100 do Tobacco
10 do American Brandy 100 do Flasks;
10 do Holland Gin; 60 do assd Glass Ware
do Louisiana Rum 100 gross Mason's king
10 casks London Porter 95 bxs Garrett Scotch Snuff
so kegs Soda; IS bxs Cuba Six Cigars;
25 bags Pepper; 100000 bXs Imported do
10 do Spice; 50 boxes Melee do;
And many other articles In our line.
Oet2S-id HART, MACREA & co.
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FRIEND TO THE NORTHERN DEN ooRAcY.

PEACE REIGNs THRoUGHouT THE LAND 1T is
astonishing says the Pennsylvania, what an effect
the election in Pennsylvania has produced. Every
great interest seems to have felt sn electric iuhu-
ence. From the day that the good news proclaim
ed that the Constitution was maintained and pro-
tected By the popular voice of the Old Keystone
State, stocks have advanced, conservative men
have breathed ireer and deeper, peace has spread
her white wings ever all the Land, the bloody tel
egraphlc news from Kansas has ceased; no more
murders manufactured to order, fright the eye and
ear; the troubles IN that unhappy Territory are all
more than half settled, and all turn to James b.
chansn, the citszsns of the great Middle State as
the man who is to make the present happy and
quiet state Of things p petual Well and oby has
the keystone State done her duty.
Yorr or Omo.-The Official vote of all the
counties in Ohio, with the exception of Erie,
Holmes, Medina, Putnam, Sandu,ky, and Wyan
dott, foots, for candidates for Supreme Judge
Bowen, Rep, l67,lO7; Searle Dsm., 1885
Brush, K. n., 24,O73,
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REGULAR WEEKLY CINCINNATI A
NASHVILLE PACKETS.

THE new light drsught steamer
LsitA<ffGEN. PIKE, WM- FULLRK, Master, enf&rsI4
- being expressly built for this trade
with ali the modern Improvements, with the Light draugbt
substauneh and steamer SAMUEL p. HfBBERD,
GRACE, Master, will regular Packets during the
ensuing season between the above OF the boats
being IN port week These beats being in command
Of old and experienced COMMANDMENTS and with Superior
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lie patronage For passage freight apply board,
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n the Admirers of Shakespeare-The Original Text of
Shakespeare Resored-2OO0O Typographical Errors and
Omissions Corrected by the Manuscript Emendations
tiaped in the Recently Discovered Folio of 1862.
The complete Works Of William Shakespeare comprising
his Plays and Poems with History the Stage
the Poet, and introduction to each Play by J. Payne
Collier Esq., F. S. A. To which added, Giosslra and
Explanatory Notes. and Notes the lamentations showing
the Readings of all other editions by John L. Jewe. En-
bellished with Splendid Portrait and forty original
designs. For sale HAGANS,
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SINCE THE Pennsylvania ELECTION The New
York Commercial Advertiser, Fillmore paper, since
the recent terrible rout in Pennsylvania, in order
to conciliate the black republicans, says:
Judged by the two platforms, Mr.. Fillmore and
Col Fremont equally condemn the reresl of the
Missouri compromise, are equally opposed to the
extension of slavery, and to the policy of the
present Administration. Judged by their antece-
dents, Mr. Fillmore is the far more consistent
friend of the North, for be has never done that
which Col. Fremont has done, given his votes with
the pro.slavery party"
The Louisville Courier commenting en- the
above, says: "There, then, is direct bid for the
Black Republicans, and upon what grounds That
the know nothing platform, like that of the Black
Republicans, condemns the repeal of the Missouri
compromise, opposes the extension Of slavery, and
that FILLMORE is the ore consistent friend Of the
North, having never given his votes with the pro-
slavery party"
Are these the grounds upon which the southern
wing of know nothiugism supports Mr.. FILLMORE?
We should like to know.
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GOV. JOHNSON AND THE SLAVERY QUESTION.
The unscrupuleus organs of the opposition con-
tinue to sssail Gov JoHssos as occupying doubt
ful position on the questions most affecting the
RIGHTS of the South. We meet such ISLANDERS by
repubEishing to-day an extract from q speech made
by Gov JoHssoN more than seven years ago, in
le49 The speech was made while be was can
didste for seat in the 3ls. Congress of the Uni
ted States before portion of bis C. nstituents st
Evans Cross Roads, in Greene county. Though
so long time has elapsed since it was made, it
seems almost to have been made for the present
crisis. 1t is shown most concusively in this
speech that the election of Gen. TAYLOR and MIL
LARD FILLMORE in ls48, gave new hope to the sbo-
itionists and inspired them with more courage
than they had exhibited on any former occasion,
as indicated by the various propositions which
were brought forward by them during the short
session of the Both Congress, which was after
Taylor end Fillmore's election, in November. IT
Is shoOn, too, that the election of Taylor and FIJI
more t0as then claimed as freesoa or abolition
triumph 1t also shows that Gov Johnson is en-
tirely consistent with his opinions recently ex-
pressed in regard to Flmores abolition sentiments
and that his declaration now is nothing more than
reteration of what he then said. 1t proves that
the South, through her politicians. has been con-
tributing in a very essential manner to the sd.
vances which have been made on her constitutional
rights from time to time. This portion of Gov.
reason than for the sound and general views taken
on the question of slavery its connection with our
social and political system, and its importance and
bearing upon the commercial world
The position taken in the speech in regard to
the institution of slavery is sound and phiosophic,
and perfectly consonsnt with the nature and gen.
Jus OF the government. And while we are desir-
Gus that every Southern man should be thoroughly
imbued with the notion inculcated in the extract.
we recommend its reading to every man living in
the non-slave holding States now included within
the confederacy. After reading over this extract,
it is matter of some surprise to us that while
Gov. johnson was csnvsssing the State as can
didate for Governor that this speech was not pub.
lishsd, as it would have nailed to the counter as
spurious the many Misrepresentation which were
made in reference to his views on the institution of
slavery
Read the extract for its soundness on the slavery
question and its peculiar application to the present
occasion.
The speech was delivered on the 26th of Nav,
Is49.
GENTLEMEN The remarks intended to be made by me IN
this occasion are somewhat muarous in their character
and without much preface long exordium viii at once
proceed the discussion Of the subject of such
nj Sla
ryand better understanding of this subject will com
mence in detail.
In counties composing the frst Congressional district
of Tennessee, there the following number slaves
of
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JOHN WILLIAMS. WIN. BATHURST. R. B. MAYEs
John Williams & Co.
NEW ORLEANS, LA,

d B. MAYES, formerly Of Columbia, Tenn, has taken
II. office Broad Street, adjoining the Depot OF the
Tennessee and Alabama Railroad Nashville and prepar
ed make liberal cash advances consngnmeBs John
williams & Co. loct 81 -3m
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SALLlE VISIT. J. N. CoRsTrr.
THESE boats will be The regular packets be-
Il tween St. Louis and Nashville this season, sua4
aRd will commence their trips Immediately
after the nrs rise 10 Cumberland They will maao
their trips regularly allow One
leaving each port about every I've days
oct23-tf p. A HAMILTON A0ent
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NOTICE.

THE copartuershp heretofore existing between HAN &
W0RK is dissolved, BY mutual consent. All debts due
by the nrm will be paid by Work. and all the debls due
the firm will be paid to him.
sct3l-3ts E. <. WORK.
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MEDICAL.
EAR AND IlYE
Dra. LEBRUN & DUFro,,
OCULIS'rS AND AJfRTS.rSS: N

INNR. LEBRuN Offers to those suffering from, D.,
4 y iH6ts aurHl remedies, which hEvr H., 't lie
In nei,ri: three thousand eases OF confirmed 's'l
remedies have Been pronounced hv DrS t"r>
and Delenu, Of Paris, and Curtis PfIchcr Of Ii 81 ttl
most wonderful ever applied for diseases Of . i
middle Tiny comprise different co,r,r y aH
rious diseases that elect tile external ami ,1 N,
II the discEs is confined 20 TIE external ear car
apparent OH the hit!I rsStlI dag. Dr. LFGEs
ton lie has eighteen certificates from, ,nse .'5
deaf from infancy whose hearing comm, Nrn
and they enabled u itITI tic Eg5,g,.' .'''sg
tTcnty Innrc'l cases Of deafness have H. "t'r
fully treated ny lila. Certificates HAT cnf ''ss'
OH application. '' IN
In all cases VI deafness arising from ,7,,,.,.;
5RiHp, eTCu llecttrIfOR Uf the 'neii.,fy A. -''rt.
usually called the Irum;' ihf,fiprG:iDa ~
brsr Of the tYs'td'"1 ani r'sish0i tsIt vii, ''s-
or when the disease he traced Scarlet q
iOus, Bnug Intermittent Fever, colds tlly @ - III.
mcTcurial medicines gatherings the ars ~ Is -''s
&c, the sense can, IN ReErfy erery instance h.
Where a Of secretion is apparent. tir ..aE,
being iry nni scav; when the deafness c,,,t stt
nNcs the like rIStisug of leaves c'irf.. Ia
falling: water ringing of bells, luls lo:is, iii. si'
ter, When In STOPPING position sensation
OF h!Ool to the head had taken place when t
perfectly acute where there is much no!sr or : i
tn dnl and cloudy weather, when cold At, ; We
The course pursued hy De. LEDEUN Is coasi!. I -
IiJje. 'tf'-
DIR. DUFTON, the only practitioner In Ia. I',i, ,s
who practSes the new, painless, Syc.c-.il ~,
Treating, all disensSs I" which the s,'.yr; ~
~ other mems have failed to afford relief d, s,. 49, ~,
SIlc!, fair ami impartial trial. Patterns t. 81
feS particulars Of their casc, eau have rcn.y!ir, ~
part. '
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TESrIMnNY

''wS, The undersigned practitioners Of ,a,li.i
OF New York having Ia! occasion To Wnys -aetr, Of
Ing aside All personal jealousy and prejudice f,,v 5,
the course pursued v them ia t=eni: li,r., AZ
cate organs from the "mptr0iieied Secr., .-,:i -.
tended ii, Is well worthy the attention q! c,r
brethren throughout tIr United States Tft ,,t .
treating diseases of the middle anil Internal a. IL
of neicnt,l v"r"rs." PArteuaEiy in eroac AMI sapg
Gated cases forms in TIE prt-.,. u
ana fls up voll whirh long b.c felt b IN. -,
practitioner. In diseases of the ;ry siq re- @ 10
resort to n operation As sSi'ltu aHr:St- ci,ts a,
enthusiastically devoted to their profession w.
commend them I" Suc may require Ii,ir ,fi''
Sisnyi AiHStNErH X. Nor. NJ D.
tiEn. :. CRANES, VI. H., HORACE WIS-Lnw. " D.
q. DELrNS, NJ. u, ALLsrUS H. Fa,N,rs VI II
4. V. VAS RUKES, NJ. d., IEDFuRD DuELitVs N /,
NeIc York. .Nu gust .. 1919.
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zAxsvrLIE, ONO.
NJ. J. n. lond,rnaits:

~. j. b. TondsrNanH:
DRAu SiR:-I haze been Afflicted for three years
Eith rheumatism In back, ami oT tc last si% months not
81 bt Witnn llp anil your agent In ouT
cv Insisted on ms trying bottle Of Chang Flu Ltimrnt
Try what elect wou have; and ho'tl has relieved
me much able get of ms bed Without dill
Guilty 1t blessing just try for yourself and
Mrs. NJ. COCHRAN.
Wholesale aud Retail AGENTS,
mrI:ly Drlge Corner.
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New Fan and Winter Goods
AT
S. RIO Els,

Ao. L, HpTtgy house.
HAVE recently returned from New York, where Ttare
supplied myself it'll gorgeous stock Of Goni.ta
my Iie for cold weather, consisting of Br"aien-, 81 81
AMI qualities Beaver Cloths Of usUrerorIIal 'of
king ovcr-conts. Fancy and plain CassnrTss.
NES1INGS.
SIX Velvet SIX, Satin, MerimU sinuy ,iE!r< az
OF which so thin; little superior Lat
he found Ia this market, and which prepared 10 sA,
to measure, ia superior STYLES.
READY MADE CLOTHING
am making up beautiful I.'n.iHeut nj Clothing
and viii Keep hereafter general stock 81; ;tlS Mai,
Goods from the very ftest materials down medium a:'
common.
have also vsry beautiful stock Of Fariins ,ia!.
such as fine Shirts ahd Drawers aud NIerinO AID wt'
shirts.
have the hes. assortment of silk and Satin Ties AIars
stock always on hand Also CravHtS aud C'.la aud q y
other article usually kept in Merchant Tailoring Eils
ncnt, all of which will sell very cheap for cash.
S5 Please give me call
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MIsCELLA NEOUs.
-- ----------
,NARlr. N.
: SAf' marsh-& wayman
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DxlILR4 ~
BOOTS AND SHOES

,. B. MARSH. ". 7. 4AIAAN
M1rSh-& wauman
wIt1II5ALE AND REIAIL b HHIa y
BOOB . AND S7oES
. MtLhELtNS' Va. ~
lNsNI .1t i, S'..SI ". ~ W, r. s,,,rsrs
w hatS ltSS a'Si ~. At ~ IS,s s,l
shos for Ea nna w ever anS
.lS! ' "a, ii'- DI ~ - W. -, ~, a. hsst ,rnre.
to oT;ieT sesot to GnF " ~ .T S gt ns
I ~, ~ ~ ,S i,tsr volssn. or re-
~ " -, ~ r. - n IS;r,r so5s moi To he si,r-
TAU n.I Sag .. 80" >. III, ~ In C. ~ n,,atv
lNSSet ~ guy I.',' ~ - isr ,,sis Il,
OF o., hHsrl.II ot "u.oi'., VI "'' '''-'t'''' "' ~ "
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HATS AND CAPS.

II ATS AND CAPS.
X3-Ehave ,i. day receive done ofs fncsand most
w Of Hats and Caps ever brought to
this cty; fashionable tia; could BE- male In the
markets.
II comprises in part the fcllown. kinds
Gents MOL SIX MDCskn Hats. light ami elastic made by
Fast, and In strict accordance with our
c=S; fine white au Eiars beaver, otter. seal Be- Sc
Know Willie Hats Whit aud black Soft Fur ami
Wool IIat- of every color, quality and price.
CAPS description AMI Of the mot recent styles
Nothing, Psrenes:, prrunl, Ca
madam, Russian, Eagsh, Washington am Consolidation
Caps. abundance, which will he sold
kinds offered before to
this community.
Chi!rcr Hats and Caps Of all Kinds Just received from
the fashionable houses in New York.
Carpet Bags Ears and Gloves always ON hand.
All persons respectfully invited to call in and
magnificent Stock OF Goods, before purchasing
elsewhere feel confident please the mos,
fasfilivis.
Nothing will he wanting part to suit and OccommO-
date numerous patrons.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
you wish anything Hats and Caps Just give
call. Il! guarantee that will sell goods
low they b. got where this side Of Philadelphia
NV $. y. HARPER SOY.
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-, NEW BOOKS j IS : INV

CORA ana iic Dcaior;
I Scenes in tle PractIc,. Of q New York Surgeoni
Tl.r Hearth stone. Ms SiTl- U-.oOd:
Tie Hidden Iat;. Dg Miriun lIlrlanG;
Tile Sci.nUI OF Life, v lima Mary IIIwCtt;
PJeiss .S;rry C.!ls. D. Leland;
TIE Slave of Lamp, b iNm. North;
Which: t,c Right t!c Iri.:
The News Boz;
Wnllert's :oO-t b:- Washington irving;
IIcr"!ncs II History IL, Mars T.. IIrWcIi;
TIE Wrinkles. the Merry Monomaniacs;
IGG, Among MUTunn>:
Rogers Treasures Of English worrs.
Together the hest works in the
For sale i,y jobs H. THOMPSON
ocI3 liz Main st.
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NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS
New Savings Bank Store,
o1n pci q Tii TEiE1srcE

s.ReeI n; n enI,i and S I!..!t oTsred,,
NIT1ZESS of Wheeling und vicinity:-Thi- oil maNm for
~ health reminds that tmay not auss 10 call
BItenfon y Fall AMI Winter stock OF Gooti. Shoes Hats
Caps CmbreaS and Carpet Sacks at the cornsr OF Market
and Monroe streets, W Hnd variety Of
fashionable lately received Goods, suitable TO s season. at
lev prierS.
Very thankful for thu liberal patronage received since
coming respectfully solicit all 10 call and
exas stock, Ut will be pleasure TO aud walt on
Yol tl untIug labor With shat give ter or
spring health, and this adding industry and rconmny
may have health.
LadIet II you wish purchase fashionable and cheap
winter EonnGts sure
Can Rt the oil Post Ohcs, opposite the Mcclure.
GentienEn Hyou wish purchase fashionable Cap or
Hat,
Call tIhs above place, where you will se,--that
Remember Ihe old Pest OGiee corner.
TO Country Merchants have rH Goods TO dispose Of At
Sct9 Bill WATSON
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SE.I'Ii 10
ON ACCOUNT Of cHiI:r thcr iirn, all persons ia
" drIrd t" the Srier hers t"iE Retail store,
ncS;ly ready Dr settlement the LIST Of Ja
b. cash otherwise, and all having claims
against the firm will present the !"r iiqnidatiom
MCCLAI.IENS & KSOS.
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Cummings Works.
CUMMINGS on the Apocalypse, .st, aI 81 series;
~ the Seven Churches
q Family Payers, vols;
Signs Of the Times;
Minor Works, LIST, 2i and 81 series;
The Church before the Flood;
The Tent and Altar;
The Eally Life;
The Blessed Lie;
Voices Of the Dlv;
Voices OF the Night;
Voices Of the Dead:
Notes on Genesis, Exodus, LevtIcus, Daniel,
Parallels, Miracles st. Matthew, st. Mark and
jnnals -'N'--'sf'''F WILDE BRO
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savings Bank Store.
NEW FASHIONED IurrERs At THE OLD rosrorrIcE

r All now receiving and opening an unusually large and
general 1sOrtment OF Boots Shoes Hats, Dnnnets TIM
6reaS and Carpet Sles at the Of Market and Mon
streets Wheeling, the formerly occupied
the Post Oer aad opposite the MeLure onse, large
hd entirely stock which purchased for cash, ffo
the manufacturers OF the North. under the most favorable
STsrstazEes and oGer them the citizens Of Wheeling
ani vicinity reduced, wholesale and retail and respectful
b solicit share Of patronage.
Idec Il useless much in praise OF stock. II
mistake not the people Of Wheeling easily hum
bSgsd by advertising pu5; ssfceitto have var
Of MEMS Ouhs and bows Boots aud SHOES, mirror, six,
oleskin, WOOL LFghoTn brush amt Hats, and for I
dies variety OF silk Lawn Straw and Braid BOnnets Of
The most recent fashions anil styles.
Ais9hoes Slippers aud CATERS both for ladies: misses
aud Children Of the fashionable style, make and quality
-Cau and ace for yourselves.
Having pUTchaIrl large stock Of hr above nHmcd art
oeS, would Te.recifu! Invite Country Merchants call
AID me, Eeud their orders will duplicate bills
purchased In the eastern cities for cash.
ap9 y. 81. WATSON.
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Choice Reading.
CTAR PAPERS, by Henry Ward Beechcr;
- ScI0Ol Of l.ie, by Anna Mary lloWitt;
Banrroft's Literary and Historical MtsceLlanieS;
DeCtuineeS y Opium Eater;
Robert Graham, sequel to Linda;
Life Of Sam Houstoni
Nm Of Character, BY Douglas Jsrroi;
Tales for the Marines;
Heart Ease Castle Builders;
History ofthe lien Fever:
3.i5 S' WILDE BRO
an BOXES RaIsins; IL boxes Oranges;
EfU%0 y 10 " Lemons
cox loco Coco Nuts;
81 boxes Malaga FIEsi boxes maccaruni;
cases 3 veFtuceilt
fan Dates; (" Jujube Paste;
8 cases LIquuTce; bags Almonds;
Calabria do; "a Sicily do;
SaFdInes; Z" Walnuts;
blpaper shell Almonds; G " Plberts;
: doI Fresh Peaches; Peeans;
"a Pine Apples; 81 doE assorted Pickles;
case PruneS; l9 Pepper Sauce.
just received ADD for sale by
I. E. AsREw, Markets..
Jn15 1doOr below MeI.ure House.
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dissolution of Co-Pa1tnership

THE heretofore existing under the firm Of
Gordon, MAtt Co. is this day Dissolved by mutual
J. ". Matthews Co. wO will continue the Ius