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PIONEER BAKERY!

I business Nli y. coBslHRsd bg the undersigned VIII
rgz,t. continuation n ils y,slrsaag. heretofore
,sb3,-i LEAf utAGkEfDkB,
laI.f. lulgaG
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ITSrrsatauiity. stu.
i piicAty, cheapnessa at
price and adaptation ~
ne wants otalt eissses
of the q . m nifty
strongly recommend |,
in every State In the
luton, katpattieaiasty
he esAlyss 81 tSSa which Ia sabsla aisted BY the
iotloaiaH Aai many other certificates, references
and extracts III istiers gisenby relaeie gentissaen
whose names are a0ksd SAsrcto.
hasiss bsceme the pAientees and ps,pr,ters Of Sd
~,a and 9ass A.. Clark. pstentc onh.ned oriadas aad
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AAEH.TY FUSE

.RIat wostsrp Reserve aud Coaatrs DAIRY Cbsei
= ALyoRD VAN PATTES.
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wa Fr.Esr ChnsGaEa p
DRv.i Fa1s LeJsaoa c. ~.
.srYusi tist..l6, Phil2l IL
II. ToiTey Philadelphia
JSz1ss h Iarios, WIlLsingtc1, Ia
Jgshps Bsal, BstyD .0ogs -
Thomas rsaser, PtilstsiIG Tia.
DIP Forest Bl1Es %, p
Augustus LDps GasFEs<y @, u
b bfo1sz,n, HsysEiils. ky
Graerisi Es.F, Lsaesstes u, Pa
dsrnan G Suiss, PtiisdsspGsa
Geo NJ Oti, lyCa1ains %, Pa
J5tn Mcvsy, Harrisburg, Pa
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Attention Farmers.
Hydrsulic Cement
Dissolution.

sTUTlgE is hsrsss glFtn ;iei he C,-Parfuer-iftp
aurst0fsr- rzstiBg tegueas ths Esdcreigned nuasr
- u.An- ana i4fn Of AotE~E HUNSEEf"hb. .
fs.is ,ay dissolved ~ snHieai c5alssft
4. astfs al. sid firm b. I,a8 r. L-t3 Hahgr-
tad eud al 8s.nsBas aeaH.; sE5 Ern sll - Fsid -
aLgA N SoJEsK
gal, - rsE LEM ~ NGERftEF-
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TIsEEsanec.i6eF6 ee4sse'ls making ware ~
Printing aud &ftPraDg Pspefsst their MINI 20.
Hue and will pas Cash foI ahg reasonable quantity 81
good ees eOilnR or iAe9EzEs orrIsss eihse ssens,
a. y. Cbufenil VII cal Of the Merchants through
eeRtFalaws AID Pc ythsn L csah o. rsyes ioi tneiE
FATa. =. W Wt-tAlDEEs
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i ire and Burglar Proof safes

ira EISEf OJssinsa it= Ekehag flT Lee sale 81 Lii
L lssI. Patent FIrs ana EaIgsf Proof S@iss, bsnk
s-I1ks E2Gk gk4ii DBoTs aac Francs are pfspaE-
ell 70 fgrusH al a.4naf- gfeF's prices sU7 81 isese
pcIs8 al saOf! HVfies.
these EAf1s al fGsies1 rilE Liills Lock. gi'r
~ ppsauyt.d sselfity sgaUsG thieves, perfectly
5tes from GaRgnsBs aEa better BfH PFogls ltib kay
s.Ff sdfa made TIE burning Of thsEs IN any bull
ing e9s sOF aaIg ally iElErs them and tLey Insy Re
1eheHgec tor Ass one a. any agency ~ psg ins fof
FpsiEaEY Toe We ali doors and frame are nsllzCisI
economical oTnETs eEts isEd generally assd.hefst heT
- ~ best EnSsn.
TIE Rank Lock shave always f0itedlh me bzrsiST sEd
~ Bank LJoE seeking con pstiiofst
TIE Ysrpus tests applied 70 ihsse sIt9lst ~ jgEots
4 mechanical a1f azdGaltars lssfs ~heT5 tAsy have
lI.ays ODIslEed Lis BT.l pfsGiams establishes the
Certainty Of thsiI gs hOfg fnfcasssFssEg fRsIt-d
IL call Ene eTaLstus Inc sTcies references, csTts.
ssis4s, Be ., before pGfci.asiss
TIE undermined are Ice sElg agents IA hos It-
land IH,y aEd Davenport Eowa5 JoT ace 6easis
s.tg COG PAM, ofTf0y ~. !, 0fdsfs addressed -
. gtsr plSf, = u sseeise prcmps attention,
CHILD q FAhEh,
ilHugis u RCeE LklEGi,
FyLs Ea4ats Eec5Ea e. DsssnLOu,
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/ A " y A q 4 y r,
564ss "a 4,EiAsSu's blo1s se22ad s'.sYi pas@ seh
aa.asEi Grsly.
trt.SFs5 ialss beautiful Timber, - Iailes iFc q
! pGYsnport, price So Yc. acre. WI Be diFid-
81 4 SUR FuFshasss
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CIRCULATING LIBRARY
Hatics

Ti1EE uEdeTIEDed nsT isg purchased t1s lG.s-es.Gf
j Dir. BeeTsch IN the nIm Of BoeTsCh, BFen1sy d
Co, win hereafter conduct the Copper, Tin aaG
Sue 9t Iron DusiBsss ndeT the name and Ltie IT
ERENNER s CAssEL
j.. E.--Tas GTm viii settle Ill accounts due
10 or trOu tie OtJ ETM.
sept - DIR
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based oas a J, 81 0Ark's Flour Mile sOEs
ta.s sacs. sHi sial.of several wssks feel thar
al SsIe.iy tSs&b u t in TOO hist have besn
HiiisE sf rxs0ts JssSr. and say that oan
make better n9nF th this mill aud larger yleid aLl
Tq II WITT myself than any i have sTer
assu uosbeF q ns3ilsEs have bsSn 10 see ID ahi all
-sT they well pleased win Ire operation. IL vii
srizd with twelve bushels hour and can b. run
sim from fJuT t. "a tofCs possI wOHi recommend
s,ssTs q It q thai, sud certain they n0i
s5sl - Tsfzrs t. tbs ia plsL q milling
asEF. V.u.Va
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uaight, Sears 4 Harl-ett

sG.hsf hsA atayt2fef tt7 sua Wbalss.fs BOZ
icElherof al tiuds, ssl2itg ga ~. Fl
ware Coach iflmmi gs shoe ", .''+-
icEs, Hides &c &r
AVE EaEs rev SHEaH4 uaa aFrr. ..-......
w sgtegtsd EsaartUgsut4 81 + "+ ~.
ieaiaos and sa5diers aaFaWn..
ser OF 80 ID inc y9sf. G8WYr1. .-.E - $50
sole aud Harness Heath II.
Goth Oak aHd HemiaEl
Cellar Leather
French AbafzlL Ia.Ha.g.frr.
hips EBa lHlzs L.aiGar
VI eEsfy variety
i.lRings, Roam h6faeHa. lsa#-.= 4.....
flaih skiaingr bssb and EEaasHas f-4rla-
Findings ,Se, 's' .--'.
S4itiGff AatIaafct JsbEuHaH #.-.-
Plated, 1IGm the beet maBUfH BIZ .I
lag, ale snd fad kolief, haus noe LA
kef ar sAdlief can si-h.
Carnage aud GFacei Boss. Isp Post.
Jdint' Coach LAees, Bands, HahEa ig1.. ttt3"s
On ttuta spaE"s! Eeul sesisss. E4u.r.s= e.
tEttiaEs Bolts, v aEJu EpriGea 4gais HEg.-
tsfst Horse HlIueet.l Fly NhHs Sc. $50 .
no. g..
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WH0LEaALE AND RETAIL.
i'hh subscriber has receives from the Eastern and
Southern Markets large and we'll selected stock
goods Of ell descFtptionsn use, consisting
g { Dry Goods, Boots sai Shoes; Hats and Caps,
UtassEzre5 Guesnsware7 Buffalo Robes,
Groceries, Dried Fruit, Cotton - arp,
Carpet Chain, Picking Yarn, Cat Window Glass
q At. Il KEnaw Ia sGlt Hardware,
Aetssui AiliSaws iron ali ind. ste Ell ss1aTtsd
castings, Saiis, sill kinds, GrindstoHes
NoisnwAre, Live tressefeathers, Pitch & DaSalz
sole and Upper Leather, Wall Paper
Willow Baskets, Paints and Oils, Dye stubs g..
wn,rh VI b- sold 81 q small advance for Cash A
intend SeeEing everything 10 common use, persons
wanting several sTtisss obtain then on trout NJ.
u the frieE 3IoFeorpastsths Willis Ds vanpOrI lVx
JuneG l-sa. j. VI. BOWLING
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NOTICE.

THE aAaerslgnsa having dis posed VI l1siT busi-
nsss u Msssrs. EyaGs, pAew & Co, tEEs this
Eaethod oItaAnsiEx their fossnes pst.oas aoT tnes
klna and liberal CUSTOM and would IoqasstR con
tsus.<zes uf ths e. " The nfl.
s~ptS M THOMPSON q Co
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TI,F sabsrrief ayng been straa,y oHstso fr0a hi,
old stand By ire has SEuHsd ous 80 She lfasae
rilaus adjoining h0uTsr, kei4e ts.. frokI t,tneeE
n, leland aud tefrs -s, where BE Nlil hs glad &c
b.. GA frisnds aud MANY disposed 10
,,,af lias ~ iih tt-it BHtFvns~v. u MOORE.
Fuis u III
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pfp Wsoos.

NV VUVVU.
IMMENSE ATTRACTION.
NEW GOODS.
Al Tak
.MesrOpOlif0N store,
Corner OF Rock Island and second Streets,
DAVENPORT IOWA
TTON Il co.
Have wita.a,Ae pas,few days received aiarsS ami
sTApIk AND FANCY Dry GOODS.
suitable ior the pr seat aud approaching seasons ,
which She, nov prepared 10 exhibit and 10 which
Whey bes leave 10 call the attention OF their easio
msrs and the public gsaataiIs. Oar stock of Dress
Good. We feel sure III compare fayorably with
ever brought 10 Nasiefn city, both gste styles sna
prices. among these are TO be found
superb Black silks,
Rich Mofi0 SHtiqaes
tlegsat STRIPPED ami
PlSin silks, Aatibo piald,,
N-leneiannes Plaid,
ps.tt, zoe at lioa Striped
aud Plaid Lasliss, Preach
aet.aoes, Psriiasttas, Plain
nelsines Sc, &sa Ac
fsss also sls Ala s1d dss.eis .aSs
Sheelnss aad Irish Line as
Plain, faHeyt Rlssca
ed snd Brown
Isbie Linens C1gsh
s4d Diaper I0wSlng, Cam
Dfe, Jseonsi, swlss and Book Muslin,
habsolisslss. lAees ,GtoSss, Hosiery ,Dge,.
IElmninxs Bonnet klebons, BsliinSs, etc
We solid invite especial a.ssnisoa to our magn.d.
esaistoek Of
Cloth TslnA., Hrs,ls A.a,ls, Sroehe
Square, BLACK SILK. stslIs, Cash
mere, and Wool Blanket Ghsvls
Pants q, ali prices from e 10 cts; snIandld sale,
aud fs.t ealots a 6 andiucts OUT terms are posi-
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4 rsfny 40 CeapLGTE STOCK or
EEisf FLES1 CEAE
s7sSssa k.tsEs~
Al HOLES Alb,
.s8A,xNla subscribers hAyen cw OK Aand. aad as
ssfasSi lads s0eeiyiFs lramtse hasl eng south a.
mo . Trout StIcet, Risd t+eFesa
tBnrross New ~ ek,l UaeyafoFt, issat
Groceries, Nails, Glass, Salt WocdenIaIst
Provisions. &C,
h.h hdy offer t. Tho Ira de al hole sale sXetasvalg
10 Retsi Merchants, IVtul keepers and Others OF
the interior Jtthr state aud Nebraska Sho purchase
at wholesale, give iha sssai4ncs thai VIII MI
tier orders aud memoranda st chicago and - ioas
pt eesuaasp1rlAuan added.
Merchants, GroSers and Hotai-k peas doing Dual.
on the line or the line ~ tha mississippi
MissoaSi Ralitoad-lowa olty 81 IaFtbaF West, walt
md IL 10 6elr interest 10 make fhs purchases Of
and by shipping their goods BY the a. = ii. r. r.
save % mites hauling by teams ttom AnF other rothi
tbs river Oar facilities Of The nfst clfss and
osi the most positive confidence, thai, nyou viii
cut give call iaOk through our stock, au1 tsarn
.gt prices an1 Il rms, We Shall receive liberal
share u yu1 patronage, which Il shah te cur AiEaf
IS faInishHs est rate goods 81 IL Sorsta ifses bnd
fliI leaiHN. IT. I'll aud receive.
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coYPHxsMIrH AID pLuH1ER.

TIE sutecYiht RI nov pEepsTedto Dc all kiEes 81
L C,pp-r ssrE, Plum hing, RosADs At, siss seen,
rrsatabbing tpsbess Of every ceserpfssh eonneetea
x,ta IN. Tn Copper I'D Sheet iroh business Stove
P.ps. enees 9Sie, lead Pipe, sheet b~sd, sseetCop
per Hsshsnr Tpp. pumps, eier rie.;
in o 81 the RestrossSrsbist-rns ans 81 sheftno
tee. "a,
House Gutter nd sFout4as made so order. All
yo-S warranted. Old Ifosy GoppeTEnd Lead shnsed
Ia na.snaa.T AnlT.Irss-dsy H DCMosT,
tu6 I'd.
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r0IAsIi ANN gEElUstBg ftgEE
Tor sale b. aLKJFU TAs fAIIIs.
Iaun 4E1Ff
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Brushes,
HAVE hns assortment OF Fancy Hair brushes
CONT, Lao Urge l0s Of PsinEsnd other hfnshes
nor c I wEBP.
uAinlns,
I'M aHd for sale o.
- 4. b. rEbE.
Class,
- q, gOkEs window Glass Of Ell area nom 'AS
~ G. l. WEBB.
GLASSWARE.
4 FINE a.ssflaasaI q DTaggIsI elas.SaTs Of all
rts- {. r. WEBB.
Preliminary.
LAEGs ass9rtaa=b4 81 Why FINE PERFuh'
Il EItt EE2fasIs, &c 70 which invite the sttsn-
-aa y re Isiies Fancy sCaps, &c for sale by
actgy &. r. WEBB.
Patent Medicines.
JUSI RECEIVED.
Gross of Rhodes EevsrAhd sgue cara,
- Smiths Tonic,
"a doZ OF Dr.. De nBies ever EHd szae eItermi-
stor vayrzuts4 in four hours % eEtsrnsIap"
slieeliOn, tb- oHiy agE. 10 th4s city, - -
8etg - J. aEbb'
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Millinery and Dress Making
nm amt

y.aay street., over Er yscohyf Drug store.
ssTts AkN~iCE respectfully informs ths LADIES Of
vi D. yapos, Eack Lalsas shd Elealify EhAt s6s has
- -urus I. elr me ESt With the nearest stglss Tor
~. tsus wist-r Millinery, Bauti-s SUD. Dresses -
Miiusgs frog tie c0unery be supplied With pat
Cos. she bar as0A s.lscs assortment Of Trimmings
I'd Aiste.lal. fof msufss and D'sssos.
hsAay ssreet, bsts.sa Third and foafth AZ sislfs.
0<s
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JUS resolved consignment tf7rn = iErsy s-'JztfsE
nstre New Yea.
tis4 rsosk q iAeiy trimmed GVru- sili bs
sizpazsd Of u caaf PRICE, ~ make cF tha fail
sGeat jHlf<@
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Well Digging.


f1hs subscfber i al al tisa ready 70 az Weir
! aud Cisterbs, de may be foand al Ms. bnithis
an Hsryison, east esae, between 9th and III Sc
anrs dams EDWARD NEWTON.
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pAYEnp0RT hnall aI0EF

( lfAADALL 4 HiGGINshavs Just opeue dEIar.s
" ss,oTEmeEtof GuitaTs, F!oiins, BgEloss, TGupo-
T'Hes, &C, &c. Also ever Kind OF AusIo Books now
lie Claire Row Oct9d 1854
iLAION'bsCLyglfOT Piano FaTL4, Curtis upitsT
II alhdsla Me!1d5oI Instructor aud Ia Ia Ct ever
t.hi oilHsiTaetioh relating 70 music can be found
me Davenport MastCStaFe;
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1 Ene LOT II Teas Of all kinda, done up 10 and
10. peTs h.h viii sell sbeap IA order y close
s4t toetSTl q. I. NEBb.
Coughs AMI Colds,
tkR AYERS Cherry PeetOTai,
\ Df. kpgsTE IATsf.ofts AID Isfj
Dr.. JShBs1B's aB&dish bStsaai. M
Paste s. stEe rt7gsAtstg -.
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Storage, t0PWaFdingN Commission

IN this bTstsA Of sbe Trade at2 I,Ce afei 50 a.
3 large amount ri b4ai8sss Merchants and diners
Wakng cansig ats - nuI House tda4 rest Essuf
cd OF The utmost adsiity paTs 10 thssr inter
ssts and thlttbsif gaReutS Snail gaeetye pTomp
attention IA saiRs Eaa astdfAs
\ satistaetat5 reference given ia All cases
aHt win Ptct.aTe
AtGY sjsu Ryan & MCCAIN.
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IL ,Ss s ..Is .a.... and s s. a. man
s.iIr AeMANus eHkfhEkp,
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IOWA FlsALE SEMINARY.

eyNiiIS t.s n lsYtfng Sesslfa r Your Tines 50
1 ait..xs tarsted IN fesA afEf. VII open az IHs--
aav ~-sls, 7.sk a Assu1 piisasa edrF~ - teAeh-
-f.: "A. Asus rtsEntiF EGFaisht3 - 5st a.s re-
sflls.. .scsse ard szestsrz gt lac sIntg - Aase,
S5a- 4 rss as 4e solids must Esaf - ~ ages
20 ~Yls.y ~ ans stflHfiAE @rsi % ire MISSISSIPPI
En1 q, ss8 as - ST. AfF - ., etahtf} ffn
l - Ca a. ne seasl4-rr 10 Us iadiss al
Davenport wks sh 10 Ef'eGd th7 ,eisfai 90 spPii'
gsiaea For circulars Or ossrd address
~ "a o~-zg T. p ABGf5, Agent. (
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-07-19

In this city, on the 18th inst, w w. CURRAS.
- His iunerh viii take place on this Saturday
evening" isth instant, at o'clock. His friends and
those OF the family arc respectfully invited to attend
fnm his late residen-e, Capitol Hin, north side.
On the evening Of the 18th instant ANN ELIZA
bkTH, only child of Prof William r. and Harriet i.
Jillson. aged one month and ten days
Funeral this afternoon, at O'Clock, from the
residsuce Of Prof j., corner Of 14th and X ats.
In this city, on Tuesday evening The 18th instant.
Of consumption, ALEXANDER MORAN, formerly
Of Charles county, Maryland.
In Randolph, Vermont, on the 18th instant Of
paralysis, CHAUNCEY II. HAYDEN, aged 85 years.
Near BALTIMORE, on Thursday morning, 18th inst.
Mr.. SARAH A. CONNOLLY, wife of John f. Con.
molly, aged about AZ years.
In this city, on the 18th Instant, HARRIET, aged
a months and Is days, daughter of w, H. West, Of
the Treasury Department
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ron rHx AnxsrcAs ORGAN.


The Union of this date (lssh July In an srti-
Gle headed" Searching for Frauds, says: "This
administration fearlessy asserts claim to the In
PRODUCTION and enforcement Of q system Of reforms
in all the departments, which have not only re-
moved former endorsements and delays In the
transaction Of public business but have saved mil
lions of money to the Treasury" fi
Will the Union give rs particulars a. to the
Post Office Department. II says " In al the de-
partments (which, Of course, includes the Post
Once Department. What system Of reforms,
was the Postmaster General enforcing when he
mulcted the Department In the $500, 000) two
hundred thousand dollars, recently paid by the
First Comptroller
Will the Union inform US what System Of re-
FORMS the Postmaster General has been enforcing
In keeping for his personal use, and that Of his
family, horse, carriage, and driver, at the ex.
pease Of the Governmenty
A DEMOCRAT.
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False Report.

The Richmond Enquirer endorses the following
from the Alabama Journal:
"Shortriage, Campbell, Baker, William r.
Smith, and a host of other Democrats, are shaking
off the dust Of Nothingism in their haste to
reach their respective holes in the Democratic den.
Smith is the distinguished now-Nothing
member of Congress from the Tuscaloosa district,
whose great speech against foreigners and the
Pope is, we dare say, in the possession of all our
American friends. ~ Richmond Enquirer.
We are authorized to give this report, so far as
Judge Smith is concerned, fat contradiction
The Judge has been an ardent supporter Of Mr..
Fillmore from the moment Of his nomination.
PS Since the above was In type we have re.
ceived the Montgomery Mail of the 10Th, which
contains the following despatch from Selma
We had glorious Fillmore and Donelson meet
ing last evening. Judge Shortridge Qate American
candidate for Governor) presided, and made STIR
ring speech.
Sol appears that Judge Shortridge has returned
10 the American party.
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CIRCULAR.

The undersigned, members Of the National Ear
seutivs Con.mittee of the AMERICAN Party, have
pleasure in announcing to the people, that salts
factory arrangements for the future maintenance
of the AHrRIcAS ORaAs, as an authoritative sxpo-
nent and advocate Of the principles Of the Amsri-
can Party, have been completed.
Recommending It's labors, under these new au-
spices, the undersigned chcefuly commend the
AnxRIcAs ORaAs to the generous confidence Of
the american Party, in every section of the Con-
iedsracy, and they hope Its columns may command
the widest circulation.
HUMPHREY MARSHALL, of KY.
SOLOMON G. HAVEN, ofN. Y.
J. MORRISON HARRIS, of Md.
JACOB BROOM, Penn.
WASHINGTON CIrY, d. c., May 18th, 1855.
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Buchanan,s voIunteering-Mr. CLAY.

The Louisville Journal tells the following very
pungent anecdote, which must have told with won
derful effect upon the old Federalist Of 1919 and
1915. The source whence II came, too, the inn
mortal Henry Clay. whose clarion voice reverbe.
rated through the Republic, from centre to cir.
conference, summoning the nation to arms to win.
dicate the rights and liberties Of American seamen
on the high seas while James Buchanan opposed
the war and denounced the administration and all
those who " favored the second war Of ndepend.
ence," must have given the retoTt OF the great
Kentuckisn ten-fold force
Upon certain occasion In the United States
Senate, Mr. Buchanan, in>tbs course Of personal
explanation, stated that he had volunteered 10 20
to Baltimore, In the last war with Great Britain,
when the British attacked that city.
think have heard something about the gen.
ueman's volunteering" said Mr.. Clay, "but un.
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Atrocious Fraud ON the Public.

ARREST AND CoMMiTTAL OF THE PERPETRAToK.-
We learn from the Philadelphia press, that Hollis
who was charged with counterfeting so extensive
ly the labels Of Holloways Pills, has been commit.
ted to Moyamensing Jail for trial in default Of BAIL
The examination showed that the immense sales
Of Holloway's Remedies in this country had long
since excited the cupidity of class of miscreants
known as "medical counterfeiters." The estab-
lishments Of Professor Holloway, in every city of
the Union, had been closely watched the extent
of their business ascertained, and finally system
of counterfeiting planned out which, in extent and
magnitude, has probably never been equalled In
this or any other country. We hope the fortunate
arrest of the chief conspirator, Hollis viii tend to
explode the whole scheme all the material Of
the rascally combination is now in the hands Of
the police. 1t is somewhat difficult to counterfeit
the remedies of Professor Holloway with impunity.
His agents "cover the land" constituting an
aI-pervading vigilance committee, whose Argus
eyes are ever open to his interests and the in
terests Of the sick, which are in fact Zone and
inseparable." Hollis and bis gang forgot this In
dependent medical police, ever on the alert, all
in direct communication with the Office in New
York. They left out of their calculations the
boundless pecuniary resources of Professor Hol-
loway, and under-estimated his zeal and liberalty
when engaged Ia hunting down the double kna-
very that tempered with the public health while
Il sought to rob him Of his reputation. The
timely discovery Of this scheme Of Wholesale ras-
cality, win, we trust, be a warning to medical
counterfeiters." The counterfeit plates, labels,
&c, are all in the hands Of the authorities Of
Philadelphia, aud the conspiracy is utterly crush
ed. Its effect has been to exhibit In more stri-
king light the unparalleled popularity of Houo-
ways Pills, for only against the leading medicine
of the age would such a scheme have been or
gained
II would be well for the trade to be on their
guard against similar frauds for the future. One
scheme of mposture is put down, but tho popu-
larity Of the medicines may give rise to others
~ Y. Nat. Police Gazette.
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with the celebrated Captain Wells, was captain Of
spies under General Wayne in his famous Indian
campaign; Joseph Miller, Of Baltimore, for several
years an officer of the United States army; Rob
ert Stuart citizen Of Detroit; Benjamin Jones,
of Missouri, who acted as huntsman 70 the party,
Francois lie Claire, hslfbreed, and Andre yallee,
Canadian voyageur, and Ramsay Crooks, who 10
the only survivor Of this small band OF adyentu-
rers. am, very sincerely yours,
RAMSAY CROOKS.
ANTHONY DUDGEos ESQ., Detroit, Mich.