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are nou the uue EysBgels. Ih conformity
with lis position assumed that the WORD
transla.td sprsach' should be reEdered
shoot ~ thSl lhe leEt, S IN, my version
could lead; Go ys into al de WOsld and
shool the gosfel (ifom Shupe's) rifles q
esery creaiutss' The more I rheet upou
he sub5+ci he mqre ] AN pursaadsd ihsi
Dis isshe Ess n0es Il gOsPel ProPaesn.
Hsm.
WITH shArpes rifrs, snd the Bible for
Wadding. Scripture uuih can be sent direct
ly home to the hearts of the people, and BE-
inwardly diRestrd By them.
Bro;hor Hilrem GLORIOUS name, how |
love i y has sent one OF these missionaries
TO Kansas, and many others among the
meek and lowly disciples are following his
,xalnple The thing iskes wonderfully and
II is 3 capital hit for the Schreecher family
Ny dear brother. Il would have done your
heart good 10 have witnessed those Kan
sasians listening 10 the truth as It Is in
Schrtecttr. With many Of them you are
acquaihtsd.. They hFye passed though all
the phrases Of Fouiierism, Socialism, and
Free Loy'ism, up to the sublime heights Of
RAeism.. With their long hair, slouctea
hats and blonses, they were the true-ideals
Of this Tribune office But il is not alone
for propsgating theGspel. .inKansas. that my
reople are becoming distinguished. lnotiee
that one member Of my church let one
thousand dollars that be will find and kill
the man who ihiew yitrol on his child's
dress few days since. Thus the work
goes on. Let US persevere. and the time
will soon come when rifles and bowiei knives
will supercede the necessity for Bible truth
and Gospel preaching.
Fraternalls yours.
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EE Holoway's Pills are an excellsnt
Family Medicine. and recommended 10 all
sufferers with diseases of the Liver and
Stomach. The surprising effect of ihese
wonderful Pills have naturally made them
a universal favorite with the citizens OF the
Union, as well as to the inhabitants Of all
other parts Of the world. as they are the
best remedy for all disorders of the liver
and stomach; and to the bilious sufferer
they are Invaluable. II is undi'putably
admitted that these Pills have never been
known to fall to cure these disorders when
used in accordance with the direction viii ch
accompany each box. 5il % So
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FRIENDLY relation existing between him and
the chairman Of the committee, S. B. Shot
well; Rumley, DR.. Patton, the pretty man;
Jo "srgeT. the man that bewailsd 81
much .. 'oEnshiP; n. Jolly. another
''friend Of frees> j, ,''who wishes 70 snslave
White nen and elevate negroes When Ger.
man vas called. some person moved hat
the distinguished hOraiOr, E 8. wOodburner
be TIE man. The cuTE man about the
Clerks Office sal that he didn't live in the
county; and Brother HattOn privately re-
remarked, that be wasn't sorry. Franklin,
John c. Gramblett. too decent man 10
serve in such crowd.
The committee on Delegates reported a
tremendous list; ihee.fuurihs VI NhOm are
Know Nolhings.
Hatton moved lhat 10 Sharcns' name be
added TO the list. 1t was carried BY the
skin of his teeth. So much for renegradtism
Abraham Holmes was also added.
McMath moved that the delegates be in
structed 10 vote for Riehasd StilIwell for
Supreme Judge. Hatton objected. Nc
Math renewed his motion, when consid-
cradle laugh could lie distinctly heard
Lewton didn't want The delegates instruct
ed for any person.
Thomas moved that the central commit
tee call the county convention at an early
day. AS no person seconded that motion, he
then moved that the convention be held on
the lst Tuesday of July. McMath moved
that it be the 4th Tuesday of July. Judge
Turner thought that these motions were ia.
king away power from the Committee
He was on that committee. Wsrfel moved
that the committee be requested 10 call the
convention at an early day, which was car
ried. .-v5..... s....--. .-- ... OF. ....
Here a pause ensued, when Lewton
Jumped up and said that he was opposed to
mahing speeches. He could do his rascal
ity in better way than making a speech.
and moved that the meeting adjourn, which
was "did." $3.50 .aast 4
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Iowa --Fhe State Of Iowa Is Ching ap
with unexamPled raPidiIy. The emigration
to that State lor seyerzlysars past has been
truly immense, and tbis spring We are in
formed the tide is stronger than ever. AT
the close Of the pressed year. We have no
doubt The government land. except that ly-
ing on The north western quarter Of the
State, VIII be takea.aP- Indeed cores
pOndent of the Pittsburgh Union. writing
from Powesheik county under date Of the
inst, says to persons intending to smigrate,
that "they must not come here TO IOwa)
expecting to locate government land, except
they go TO the extreme west and northwest
parts of the State" --------.---
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A Shapes Rife Serin ON.

AgI 43& - tt@ III kEFT &5ss sf4
The Albany Statesman has the following
lstter from the Rev. DR.. Schreecher.' da.
ted AZ lhs Parsonage Of Church Of Holy
Rides " sgs a... s.s... MN
NIX DEAR BEoTnER: preached last Saa
day With great acceptancs, from the tex
.Gp yis into All the world and preachs The
Gospel ~ every creature Theiheuse wa'
fllll and had good time. Mach addi
kiopal interest vas thrown aronnd the ser
\ vices from the fact that large cpmpango D
freedom slfiekefs, on their wey atos Kansa.
were resent Icombaited the old fashion
"a notion, and, 4 think, successfully. tha
tlereliggcn q the new testament was 4
bring by aee on earth snd good wiilsto men
K showed sne fallacy Of falEthese teachingi
Of The Apostles which speak Of rendeFiBl
unto Cesar the things which are Casas,s--
sof being subject 70 tile higher powers bs
Y csusc. they were OrdainedIo of God. g&caadsc
I admitted that ihsre WIS time when hes,
ipiuuciions we're imperative and binding;bn
X 4 proved, and, ! think, clearly, ,hat sheOl
DIV. like all other sciences, is progressive
AND that stsaa engines md sh4rps's rias
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The Ne Plus Ultra.

Dr. G. M. jackson would seem really to
have attained the highest point of conven :
ence, beauty, and style, in mercantile ar
chitecture, in his ne warehouse and cffice
for the sac of the celebrated Hoofapd's s
German Bitters, SO Arch street, below Flftb.
This splendid building, whost exterior has
for months attracted the admiration OF all
who passed, by the originality andideleacy
OF It's ornamentation, and the harmony anu
grace OF its proportions. was opened on the
10Th in' tant 70 company of The Doctors S
friends and aeqnaln tances, who enjoyed
themselves fright merriiie" on the occa.
sionss sts 5ass& ear tE s 1T
The building. which is four stories in
Leigt and 100 feet deep, contains DR.. Jack
sous laboratory and office, besides one OF
the most tasteful and elegant sale.rooms we
have ever seen, and a room ID the real SO
admirably arranged for sclerle, cashier.
book-keeper, etc. etc. tliatsws thoug ght we
theughtiwe were going into q bank with al
least million Of capital. The front saloon
is laid with alternate squares ofwhite ant
black marks, and the walls are richly fre.
scored, and highly decorated Id white anc
tinted arabesque. The columns Of Sims
marble. supporting The central arch. are ad
mirably wrought. Indeed, the whole bun
EdIng. inside and ods, is d nobie Illustration
of the taste and skill of American workman.
ship, and reflects the greatest credit upci
the public spirit of the proprietor. We
deem especially worthy ofnotice ana CON
I tmendatiun all such efforts to ed1bellisii on
tciiies with elegant buildings. and to rsyiv,
The DUH nnonctony Of trade ana professions
fife, BY providing II with flabilations light
Icheerful, handsome and convenient III,
business world ID becoming imbded' will
parcticals ideas of art. health tnd convent
enece; and whenever Ne are obliged 10 picl
our IVA way Il carefully among thg rubbish .
old buildings beng torn down, We console
ourselves With tbe idea ttat We Are on on
way u sity ii paiAcsR Dr: Jackson has an
ticilpated events, and has already contribute
1ed bis palace and lovely one tits TO-.
1Philsdeiphia Times ''4'
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o A IL. oHT0.
SENATORIAL

DEaocRATIc 4. EslDENTIAL ELECroR:
- FOR OHIO.
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Disgraa.cefnl.

7 d = ~ "a.
On last Wednesday, after Congress- had
adjourned, Mr.. Brooks. represent alive from
soG.h Carolina. went into the Senate Cham
Der, and as,acted Nr. Sumner who was stu
in his seat, and beat him il an unnlerciful
manner. His reasons iuS; 50 doing we're,
that Mr.. s. had used offensive ! snsusge to-
wards Mr. Butler of s. ~ and spoke q 2
paringly Of his State Let The cause De
what il may, che Senste Chamber was no
place for such brutality. If he had dscaase
to fiog Mr.. g. IL should have been done out
Of doors, not there. s.s &s1 @4e 2-+'
Ny-There has been no material change il
,Il'5fs MI ~ gs -sos@1SrYN~netcry ya. Ill !.
y ET The foreign news is not worth pub
= ~ ----- ---4------ s'
OrNext wssl, We shall publish Senator
Douglas great speech On The Kansas ques-
tion. a lts.
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CONGRESSIONAL ELECTORS.
lst. SIlELDEN l. KELLOGG. of Hamilton.
sud. HENRY =. SEDAN. OF Ifamiltun.
u. DAVID CLARK, of Montgomery.
ith. ISAAC II. THOMAS, OF Darke.
ith. EDWARD FOSTER. OF Williarls
9th MICHAEL II. DAVIS OF ClermonL
Ith. WILLIAM CR0SSEN, Of Warren.
Sth. WILLIAM kERSHNER. Of CLARK.
9Th GEORGE E. SEENA, of Seneca.
10Th. LEVI DUNCAN, Of jackson. 1-a p
lith. ALFRED MeVElGH, Of Fairfield.
l2th. JACOB SLYH, OF Franklin.
18th. JOHN Tiff, Of IIsron. .i,-.r... .. .-.
l4th. JOHN c. MYERS, Of Ashland.
18th JOSEPH BURNS. Of coshocton. t
18th. JAMES M, GAYLORD. Of Morgan.
18th. BENJAMIN r. SPRIGGS, of Noble
18th. ALPHONS0 HART, of Portage.
18th. HENRY II. DODGE, of Cuyahoga.
goth. GEORGE q. GtLLE1'f, of Ashtabula.
2lst. GEORGE COOK, OF Harrison.
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CONGRESSIONAL ELEcrORs.

WILLIAM kENNuN, Jr, sf Belmont.
ALEXANDER =. MILLER, Of Butler.
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Wings turning democrats.

The BLACK Republican Abo zion Party is
getting discouraged exceedingly at the pros
poets before them. The old National Hen
ry Clay Wings, they see, are voting the
Democratic ticket in nearly every section Of
the Union. Their organs, after advocating
the election Of man to the United States
Senate, from Ohio, who bold the Wing par
ty was ''not only dead. but sTISKErn,' are
eloquent in denounci4g the Democratic ed
itors who now speak well Of Henry Clay -
They pretend to think it hypoortical.-
They had better clear their own skirts OF
the charge Of hypocrisy in pretending
friendship for Henry Clay while they honor
men with high and important oGices who so
recently disparaged not only Clay and Web
ster, but the whole Wing party ia the Ian.
guage above quoted. Point US to a senti
ment uttered by any Democrat, against
Hehry Clay, implying greater dishonor to
that great orator and statesman, aud the
Wing party, of which he was the exponent,
than the lunguage of Wade implies. aad we
shall freely acknowledge that we cannot
readily fathom the import Of language.
But il need not be thought strange thai
the followers Of Henry Clay are turning
Democrats, when they know that their
course would be appreciated and endorsed
3 a. d
10y his pursuing similar course, il yet a.
live.
Who can doubt, after realing his opini,n
of tie "contemm'ible abolition porty, yx-
pressed in speech made by him on the
18Th Of Nov. 1850, as TO which party be
W ,uld now attach mself yet living? Ii,
then said
"But if i. (the whig party)is to be mer-
ged into contemplate abolition party and
it aboIitionism is to be engraftedaaupun the
| Wig creed, from that moment l renounce
the party and cease TO be a whig.s i 90 a
step further; If | am alive, give my hum
BILE support othat man for tthe presidency
who, to whatever party he may belong. is
not contaminated by fanaticism, rather than
to -cne who, crying ont all the time tl.at he
is q whig, maintains doctrines. utterly sub
versiVe OF the constitution and the. Union !"
THIS, we suppose, is why 50 many Of the
wings are putting their hand to the national
plow and will not look back, determined t,
! help the democrats tam furrow wide G.
nough and deep enough 10 bury eyely
Shanghai in.,-lefersonian.
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.DAYSON'S. GONORRIIOEA. SPECIFIC, Tor
IL Diseases Of the Bladder, Kidneys, ObstfMn-
lions Of the Urine, Gravel. &c., Sscs uIeg selelby
Dec. 10, 1855 JOHN BEALk..
MEADE up clethng, Shirts, Collars, stocks Hand
|f8 t5ga4F ~ iagai aiS u III McFADDEN.
= n Ebis. Nos e. 8 Ma.kerel[. @esflS Ea5fS
sDU 20 bills MO. Muassess n Lard OH, Il
% Boxes soap and candles, Just receiycd and fof
bsls by F0Fs tAsi & II McFApDEM
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10000 Numbers-l, 900 Prizes /
PRIZES PAYABLE IN FULL WITHOUT
DED UCTIoNf
SCHEME-
INSTRUMENTATION PRIZEs.

The two preceding and the two succeeding num-
pers 10 those drawing the first 900 PRICES will be en-.
Titled TO the 500 approximation prlxes.
For example: Ii ticket No. IL $50 draws the $50
600 prize those tickets numbered 24s IL 248 III
25l and 1852 will each be entitled to 5000 and 40
on according to the above scheme.
If ticket No. should be drawn the approxina-
tons would be 2, 8, l9,99g 10000.
II ticket No. 10000 should be drawn, the approx
nations would be 1905 1899, /, and g.
If ticket No. or $3.50 should be drawn, the ap-
proximatiens viii be on the same principle.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY
In the above scheme there are 10000 tickets, mum.
bered from | TO 10000.
There are 200 full prizes and 800 approximations
making in all ] 900 prizes.
The numbers from to 90 900 corresponding with
the numbers the tickets, pgnted an as&sats s,ips
of paper, are rolled up and epcircled VIM small tin
tubes and placed in glass wheel
The amounts of the different 200 full prizes srni.
larly printed and encircled are placed in another
wheel, After revolving the wheels, q number Is
time prize is drawn from the other wheel by boys
who are blindfolded
The number and the prize drawn out are opened
and exhibited to the audience and registered by the
Commissioner, the prize being placed against the
number drawn.
This operation is repeated until all the prizes are
drawn out.
The drawing is then printed, and, after compare
son, the Commissioner certifes to its correctness
PRICES payable forty days after the drawing in full
without deduction.
Whole Tickets $l0-Halyes $5-Quarters az 80.
Address orders for tickets to.
t. II. HUBBARD q CO.,
Office 80 Fayette street, Box 40 Baltimore, Md,
sep 29-d&w
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SUPERIOR FARM FOR SALE.
NJ RycolEons Ears,R of 2fS gcrao nj

n fSkCtffSNt OF stAb BCfess lou
IA Of which is in Oak and Pine timber ia offered
for sale exchange for city property 1t is situated
in Prince William county, Virginia, about twenty
FIVE miles from Washington and three miles from
the Potomac. The dwelling house IL of brick, three
stories high and forty by fifty feet in extent and cost
originally $4,000, being one Of the best houses in
the county. There is new barn on the premises
with stone basement and s the necessary outbuild-
ings. Also, well Of excellent water which il cold
in the warmest weather. The fences DIRE substantial
and In great part new.
There are a large number Of fruit trees on the
farm, and superior garden. Apples, Pears, Plums,
Cherries, Peaches Grapes and other fruits are rrp-
duced in abundance.
The extension Of the Rirhmold and Frederick
burg Railroad will pass the borders of this farm and
greatly enhance its value This work Is now in pro-
gress, and win soon be completed.
This farm formerly belonged to Mrs. Sophia Car
ter, and its situation il perfectly healthy. Title un-
exceptiouabe.
The above farm will be sold on moderate terms
and the payments win be made perfectly satisfactory
to the purchaser. Apply at this Office 10
sep8-eOt W. M. WATSON.
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$3.50 prizes, amounting to. .,... .s204, 90
Whole Tickets $lO--Halves Quarters 81 60
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.


The numbers, from to 8 900, corresponding with
those numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
slips of paper, are encrced with small tin tubes and
placed in one wheel.
The first 2i6 Prizes, similarly printed and encir-
cled. are placed ia another wheel
The wheels are then reyolved and number is
drawn from the wheel Of Numbers and at the same
time a prize is drawn from the other wheel The
Number and Prize drawn out are opened and exhIb-
tied to the audience, and registered by the GomInis-
soners the prize being placed against the number
drawn This operation Il repeated until all the prizes
Approximation Prizes.-The two preceding
and the two succeeding numbers to those drawing
the first sixte prizes will be entitled to the Ga Ap
Proclamation Prizes according to the scheme.
1000 Prizes of $40 will be determined by the last
figure of the number that draws the $40 900 prize
For example, if the number drawing the $4,000
prize ends with No. l. then all the Tickets where the
number ends IL will be entitled TO $40, If the mum
Der ends with No p then oil the tickets where the
number ends in win be entitled to s40, and 30 on
to o,
Inducements To Clubs.
AS, by this scheme ticket in every 10 is guar
anteed TO draw $40 we will sell Certificates OF Pack
ages of 10 tickets (where the numbers end in 2, g.
s, 8, 9, o. at the following rates. which is the
risk on them
All that they draw over the amount guaranteed 40
crues to the purchaser.
Certificate OF Package Of 10 Whole Tickets ). SEQ
10 Half -. 30
10 Quarter 49, is
1t will be perceived, by this plan that for $50 the
purchaser has Certificate of lo Tickets when il he
buys tickets he would only get for that sum 6whoes;
thus by buying Certificates he has four chances
for the larger prizes-Halves and Quarter Packages
in proportion.
In ordering Tickets Certificates, enclose the
money 70 our address for the Tickets ordered on re-
ceipt Of which they will be forwarded by first mail
The list of drawn numbers and prizes will be sent
to purchasers Immediately after tho drawing.
rlS# Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain. and give their post office, county and State
lay Remember that every Prize is drawn, and
payable in full without deduction.
fg All Prizes Of g, 600 and under psid In medi.
ately after the drawing; other Prizes at the usual
time Of thirty days, in full without deduction
All communications strictly confidential
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other Tickets
al either Office
Orders for Tickets OF Certificates can be addressed
either 70 s. SWAN a CO.,
Atlanta, Georgia.
Or s. SWAN,
oct 4-d&wh Montgomery, Alabama
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TELEGRAPHTC NEWS.


PHLADELPmA Oct Il .--George A. Coffee, recent
editor Of the Evening Argus who has just returned
from stamping the State for Buchanan, has Joined
the Democratic Fremont Club, with 4 speech endor-
sing the Republican doctrines II was Mr. Coffee
who formally announced 70 Br. Buchanan his nom
nation when the Club visited Wheatland, ON their
return from Cincinnati. He was also an orator al
the 4th Of July Democratic meeting In Independence
Square.
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MARKET PRICE OF MEAT.

AN ASTONISHING FAcT-Many of our residents who
have emgrated from the North complain of the high
prices charged in Washington for certain articles Of
general consumption. They are not aware of the fact
that Anthony, on Seventh street. opposite Dexter's
Hotel has long been selling Hats and Caps at re-
duction of thirty per cent the usual prices and Of
the same quality usually worn by the best dressed
gentlemen in New York and Philadelphia. This is a
fact which has astonished thousands, but which is
true, nevertheless.
Another fact, equally astonishing, 10 this Anthony
sells French calf Boots, made in Philadelphia at SO
62h pair Such boots are usually sold at Sc a
pair The demand for these boots is 80 great that
the supply can be with difficulty kept up. Many Of
our shoe-dealers buy them to sell agan-a striking
evidence Of their cheapness
Call on Anthony if you want cheap Hats and Boots
and verify the above statement for yourself
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w Orleans Markets.
Baltinore lLnrketa.

baltimore Markets
BALTIMORE October 1l.--Flour is firm Howard
Street sold for So 75 Ohio 50 6251 IS u.s. and CITY
Mills 80 625< ~
Wheat is steady. Whites, 81 so 81 60 for good to
prime ana red for same qualities brought 81 AZ
Corn is unchanged, White, 81 90 cents, and yell
for Ohio. - '''N - seA''
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Nsw York Markets
New York, October l1.-Flour has imnroved
Sales OF ii 900 bbls State, SO 80 a SO go, Ohio
No 90 ase 10; standard Southern, sT a AT 40.
Wheat has advanced, Sales Of 81, 900 bushels
white, ~ 90 81 e5; Red, 81 48 a 81 IS
Corn is firm, Sales of 5000 bushels. Yellow,
~ 20 cents white, 10 cents; mixed, az cts.
Fork has advanced Mesa, $50 90 l-2.
Beef is unchanged. Chicago repaeked, 81.
Lard 10 firm at Ia cents
Whiskey Is unsettled
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MILirARy National Guards viii leave here
next saturday GA a ylsil 10 York Pennsylvania.

ToLLs.--Tho amount of tolls on the ChesAp eake
and Ohio Canal for the month u September 10 about
ala, $40.
81 Board or ALDERMEN Oct ia bill for the relief
OF Thomas Bayne, for alteration Of grade, being
amended by the addition OF section for the rele OF
y. Repeta for similar claim, rejected.
BIZ prescribing duties Of Messenger 70 Mayor
with bill providing janitor Of the building, was, af
ter debate referred back 10 the Committee OF Police
10 report whether there was sufficient room in the
basement for the accommodation of both.
Blu In relation TO dogs was made the special order
for Monday week . 49, t..r
Bill for the relief Of w. G Deals was amended and
passed.
Bill TO establish Board Of Health was taken ap
and postponed until Monday week
Bill to abolish the office Of Commissioner OF eastern
section Of the Canal, was after discussion rejected
Bill granting certain privileges TO 7, p. Morgan
and VIM, 4. Dove. was indefinitely postponed
The Board having got through with the bills upon
the table, adjourned 10 Monday NEXT
CoLLIsos.-As the steamer Baltimore was on her
way up the river from Aqua creek 10 Washington, on
Thursday morning, she ran into the schooner John
Walker, lying at the Coal Whgrves, in Alexandria,
and was considerably damaged. The schooner
not injured a dense fog prevailed at the time.
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The Louisville Journal is giving proof that there
VIII DC powerful effort made to carry Kentucky by
votes imported from Ohio One Democrat has already
revealed the fact that at least six thousand votes will
be brought across the Ohio The Democrats have
given up Ohio. Breckenridge was elected to Congress
oy similar fraud and they hope he may be elected
Vice President by its repetition,
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LTMEi LIMEII LuMEIiI

LTMEl ETMEfI LEMEftI
KUILL be opened tomorrow, at the
w Lime Kilps Of w. II. Cooley 4 Co, situ-
sted on Rock Creek between the upper and lower
bridges kiln Of very superior Wood-burnt one.
The subscribers have also on hand large supply
Of Plasterers' Hair, Cement Calcined Plaster, and
every description Of the very best quality of Lime
which will be disposed Of on the most reasonable
terms w. II. Cooley A co.
an 1b-eOH