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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
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low \ t5LuTHlAG SIURB,
LAhG 4 eHu EafteU assortment Oi isen's and
n LSo, - Iteacy made GfOthInE, embrac-
lE altEe lissfeIiEnd apraT ed sly lea, and 2de by
coca eTs "a, DuI vt tie beet material,
Figs. tusiatn anu common, Union, Beaver, Fell.
fiLvtt peIsfslis and Flushing. 6angups. sack
.lltt1 ~ srcosis cloth, Ufsss aud Frvck Coats Ci
ariouscoI05s aud ua lties. CioIh, tassners, Sati.
nsl, Nsil ei aud 4 esd Santaloons. Shs, SATIN, Va
.aWaHsGosu, SeiFcl, Plush, Cluth, Cassner-.
>atihel. Uoub 81 and sluE!s ursaslec Vests. Monks!
JAxsuie Draw ers, Cudsrahrls Hosiery, ouspeuders,
ioN et Habdk Shirt-C olars stocks.
Iss, seaTs, iHchesleI and Sfotl Approved Patent
SHlrLa, m1rei aiisfticlcsls5ai-
IL sepl IA gentleman y furnishing slores, Including
4IoLes Ib3ui1Is and hesste Vests and OTercoats.
Atso, skleIdJ sss0rttneHIo ol ancRt Ciolhs Cassi-
efes Nesli.,gs all OF which wi be made up 10
srssfbIE, 1estn4auEeE, with prDmpthsss, al accom-
zio1alls lrlses, and bS cvigEsteal pofkihsn- Ihis
tsiRstne tf.iaiy rFeelpt ofthe lalssi
Fa.hIuI.. EIIasira tp tn-la may Dc ts
! -s oeias IN enst x, sfe - those Tho de-
sis a. Ailsa4 ns~s stYst'i v us ,sild IN
sss ssedguJ1 ,pruiB ply esteldeaioss neretolofs
4 ~ 3ef sseth-T With al cfshc com
n ~ hlids roi,SGanlis On nzi,.i. Es
l.rae Hf pssi PaLroBags the ose6oe fcorndent
- Eup-s " a.erltuaU IA utaiAI CO otthcsanls
JOAN JURDAs,
ClothieT - Frunlstrvst, vPpo.
steLas Sts4ill Mile.
ltsheuturi.Juls "a. .Isa5- wod-ti.
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NoRcRnss pATINT PLAAINa nAcalNL

is subscriber, Agent for The P,tsptes ~ Nor
cross pa,sut Planning Mach me, will sell rights e.
Count nE smaller tstrets tH The State OF lows
M will furnish Machines manu- ctaFva b., the pat
entev n. Y, SLaYMAkEh,
Il Niesons Real Estate otne., CORNER nl seconu
drc2s and Main sIreets, Dtyenpor
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stores, .$E0Ces.
MULTIPLYING BY sTJVaS.
u - a IvEEA -

stores. $fOCGS.
MULllPLIlB BY Slows.
ASG ElsE iNNSE&t - SEass EsI
: ITHOut,H We carn"l keep haui sunts 2hH
\ 80 alGn >t9y stuur rt-iitlrs. tbs rsil
So. p afu. wc seI So ,hsal aud - znbd anal 81
Sg.,tas lIsI "a hvttnaso ditcGtt ~ supllA II de
,,is uti Hew stIIi, ot Hveht tHrs har~ arrive
tt,I bgtn T., cs-,t tnI't wr have tlctod
irHFraus - tutir - tm Ue able ntN IL sIp.iy It
l,.uuII- stl q l. uc lC sailS MDkF Ar l.E =
80 alter luubng around Riipng ALI ba 'oAt
HORSE sLuNe sbuts IL lAis Cl4, ~ 80 Inrpuse,
come
Twi,ehell & Gillett's,
rla nn'y Stove EuIponum th The Nesi. ard buy .
Sfygr - g.. a Sfons, tn or prices toF eha&pI,.ss
.,,i Iriy ala irStitianst aFtieit 1arrg'fsA
md iliht 4LlsiHctoT1, W. rVtui,h thc ni'el AugHE
.fur assortment uHy &c tbUu@ LHe celebrated
BoresL Ok, fox wooa or Coal; the Climax,
Black Di ilmond for coal; Tas King OF
Styv3s ana governor, elevated ovens
II lads uf Farlur Uluye .I, 1JsiIns >LtFe7 -
Tfn and .api r NarsuntHtft - all u,tius. Rooi
,ug. Jnbbn Vr .,tut.e ttnFder
b, ady ssfset. nearly opposite the o.
40 tr4lkNp,. & .I@ a,
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nv IS 0uSltt aAUotes
fI,HE ps.A EAPsh IAAkPtNa kkr BRAS
L BFst-ht*ssg ~ gre..t sApsnss rsoSussd ~
d suit- a1s. tor aiiunst,ii, u.c1sre.s, tta ~
.0uhtS " the ed ZsGsnt tnIs city and III neigh
ls Nils aml taLl tine. are fai, prep arsd l,
-. ud ARA Il IL -peeIai! solitH Tie I.ii~IIk,
% isr i'puiie, JAS. DuAoNf, sse
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.IoVrl~ Al sF{ii.G.ALE
The Z argegt 3 tovc Store
in tho wc@e!.!

+"
ggrE siiaff receive thenpentus OF n ttf9H the
" n<yesl sLtek ut II YES aud li-,S kns
STOCK ever brntyxhi ~ the State Of lawa, Among
he tttner,,,f- artirles Il Ch shalt keep con isri.
u IN band fnr tnuers Tia Pr tie. Sbeef r0"
H ,iler frJf No IL pt r. CEarr0ai d".. R@''fs do.
!p,4fgtfoH Rsssis do IRE, ttaEsd CgPp,T'r, rrG-
r - H.. R'oek fip, LsRt, c9ppsr BouO@S- -hsita
IL , iran kireTS atl SIS, tiaHed d.. Z kfsfs 0f
ars. .sa p are JapaH aeG H., 7isHsrs fVois; sr
-s ,fe M refsoi.s ltr"trg ~ with al ofd,'t IA; " e
vii Them goods II as tow a. they Cah ov
.tnuyi,l in htugu ~ is, a.,d HtUt wer than
iar} have hea puing Tor tHem neretoors D. Ihs
,AHrc, gHd or terms tG satt
piyrse gtvr Us j ga 4nt learn our prices, and
thef Ne iii K yon Sti speid melt isrt tine NOR N IT,
ey hereafter IN GblIng - the two ptaces abJYf
ifsuIca.
y. Il. In few 0uys we shall receive an assnri
mctt, the abaSe ualned gu'is oy ralroad, sum
,iui T., supt " IN Innsjiats feHrald.
uuutr, Ner hauis rely upon beng suppied
II al tone. With sUrc aIl,i on DSufgbS ie.iHs =!
~ h0issais prices
ID 9azs, Cooper, de-, exc, DE, taken IN eH-
change OF g0Dds.
BiGds .balwssn sreut and s el.d street
Mrata.aNwiI WACl<EHsH.,M " niCKS,
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ss4..s.S.s ~ A..A4sAA 49,.
ENGa s-saS aIe 4s--& y y ~ Aa-ESs
Sea.s ala a.4I rE~ass. u vFJty GtssElpS1 n .
1A.A.c .sss.< 49, E,E-%.A
PAIslEp IN a sgPrRtOH - ~ 1 q.
IA VLIy. STREET, ST. LUrl5, Nv.
sept, $40
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glotbiag.


large ass9TImeDt ofClOTHst
Hstss Castor 5s@Yuf sor over Goats;
Doabls Trlilss GsuaAIt Itoihs5 s-@-
hsfri4' Cashmere 81 rG .ad Pa1ey
As4ys aaLiBstis lar PaBtb
Velvet VesgnEs.
Gtea2JISE
hatin
SIX e
W.rlted
--GNn--
HATS AND CAPS.
Bl ok Slk Hats;
Fur
Wool "a
PtushaHl Cloth Caps.
Itese ZoGas prepared Ia sui at tSsEcss as Low
a. slls sItile a Iaiily Gais Ue bought elsewhere.
Haad offer nls ta5sks su old custpme 5, but i
trlst tbeF gsi tsar moneys b nd care nothing
aJs.t my thaAks. Su1esit 70 ~! ! am plrusea Ia
tBem ~ st,y time. ssN particular attention
pgrsphs purchasing al IFhoiesats, To ny g''ods,,,
ieyng cun 10 ttesier b. Iietu thaR lhes can do l3
lTi sriHg gpsais "a tx East.
Csilund sss az EDWARD ALpEN'S. opp0 4.
s.s Igire ..sS sspt6, 1855
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poots ano Shoes.
IaG SnOE TRADE


ihG SHOE TRADE
] 3.tNG tmcrrp-e1 %, iacinsics fgr uiasufsclqr
~ Ahi dsaiing iu 5opIs shoes and I..atb,srs -
eidersshsd, sBcees-Ors To s. q, ~ s,,,,. oz % t.5
T. hs ctK.a ~ 1sE port HAg refts n,
s'ire'"uts tiFn ever - buy tnelr ooJ. ana Shoes
tlt<tn 2HF f=iad st9ek nSfgaItsr vii Hiaays cor
tffu tErFy drsertf % of Sn.ns 4El's h. tite eatsf
- q a-'3, ~ l.asiits sNesnrts- yt-prty5i,f5s H.,
@col leing BDDts ua ;AJe-, aiti - lan4ss eou
ty 9vsisf-'o Eti sEh r8aBs'e stGc. at i,rtF -
-s9t ~ sTiutBstIo - esgs 0u a. s5, : ~. -
t""y es1 be pafctlseItn >. Leuis 81 1 aisaEo
Ia " SOfs GnIoOs q co.
90 :. bral! ~, auyr lf2lr u.
L.,- A~..-. .-..~ 4A4auts Boots
\ n a,h loi 81 ths aoess, .ai, htp sLa Cow
nre3 DAWSON, okIGos co.
Home Msae Boots and Shoes.
skl maSs every ssyls aud 4Gaiil, u Boots, Ca
w tsSs. oxford fis.. aud tn. esi hives Tor seuls
~ ,., s.or. a9.es, ip.ia.e stegS, t,,.,
take notice.
pses DAWSON, oRIG6s & co.
q. ELS daisers. so.s' eaters. YouIns' daiIers.
III lsrsrst -,i1 .ssy sio;s have onci
tine %slt. seSei aud ,iesaed, double ahti rlIgl,
sv!s bitss itsli prab oth osIlefs. HtJ tG@ali.el
shd BncsAs.h uAitsrs- Iof raiv y.ey eliesi, ~
p1gd bAes aOA. GhiGO5 d CO.
Hens' Long Rubber Boos.
70 rubber sand-is, q ailsfs als Sui pe'a for La
3ier aad Gehts, y a,ses ..i.d ti4itJtrE, ~
pee aat 80 SsVa os.toGs X co.
G Warm Feet! Dry Fsst.
. .lA3SUS, ts..fuGs " 90. p4se se5mp'ege as
~ e1rtHnonI ~ fur iued, Clogb anG rsu.aso it eI
..s..l.l ,a.s, .lssk. = - ~ ass Z
10y iaL sasG IAALA.
4 foC3fRf MvrGDeDts lhYipa -io enli aud
~ aihte oar ss1ftisnI, shleB 10 IHsts ssd 10 thu
aarksL tIf pTss- wIiI z1i al tius. u. a. how -
IhOse ufCbieafp yr st IsuaI=.
nve } Da"sog, GKlGGs 4 ca.
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tcr rae Ladies.

.kkNNH sid, = tss ali, e..is .tsE lid, bronze kIa
L Sil Hstf - -t.PT-ts.
ttso All, IJi5fes,r Ghsitsn sud EreBca i.asliAa
oailtEs, iron sI1.s.J So IS psf par, ior z4ie bS
Eecs pAoaps.Ufft (. ca
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l)aro uare.


F-AR NE 81 i ( s@s
ARE IA tEst2u - tsti At'i tssitiie be atols q
Ams's sapaflof shoYsis. Spades. Srunps, ha"
4xes, %rIncnss, Gir,n ,iuass, rans aud 8yilrs
~, Jges sheep sheprs, Gov and shsep Bells
Ii ulb J. i L j HhAD V 4 / /.
+ tCks arI ,,1cBs. of NJ - iPr1v 4 Afnsri
can '1rtsrat 3ils ~ stihkss, hJ'Ns- = .si,' s"'
St5pics, - 8 ~ e f>ft = fpg3drd Lst'hes
atd An ri an B1irs, tS saht fram5 r,.il'es, Mig
ayw sptnks, sash easlsnerslnd sAGttti sefeHs
cabinet aE5dcGSJJICF.
BRAS aud iroa sairni af1 CaH9rs, bsi astors
Furbiturc Rnpes, Dtas Lacks, sed sfe'gr md Nsls
E.sLl, hrvffs. Ditting gn,l COsn Haf,dss, clamp.
Flesh hngs, Hat attJpItd 'o&s, F1fdr1'e H'o~s,
aoas keep ng 50 oods.
stioV els aHa TOng. f;i, 'Eties, stew hcltela
FS Pans, bfsld hBiy ., N,metas Hh.Ves, ClsAger'.
lac g aud P0rsetGufier Brass alI attn Gaadee
sttkJ Datrr b iilA.SeTds5Gix brushes. tnrk Srrrss
Ga Hlds, ollie WIS htesly af1., spring bdiah'
css, Suu1ers, Trays, @c
8a44CN%tiilifS' TOOLS.
-4z--s..--, sHFrh.s Pineers und N sprt., Horse
SHOES ant Nai :. FIrrir, hawes Ham
mcrs siodgss siueh suhd Des, Ft.sa s.
'SS-Se%@s@szr'<s S'rew p a,r.s. 81.
CARPENTERS TOOLS.
BENCH ri-l,27 - sui rquarss iiS lis Flambs,
HG e,eIt Gsugsrs. ~ "he hia'rs, Mad 1aiah"ts.
Selts, 'isrs" Dh,ers, adz b'ote nHes Hi'eh
5 T. q K I 5 N 4 y,
PLEASE ell zhd examine his stcrk efGuns irs!
1921 urtcI nam broIt, ca -. AnHstrrs ant ohei
n. e plsiais E-Hti Shpl b " y ith iulvit rps
PA Hrs, Fus>I :. Con 40 ms, ~ gusst,n L"cAs
ca &C. AL VI hv "bo' ''aaA !, = !! e o.; .P;EseK.s
ort"s Ia zrn'd 8lock..er 2n. 4 cry.
Lane Chain
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- q. DAN son IL CO..hase formed a
~ I"fIbvr sp tsar. 4 1s.s, iit'ief Tue
ana p.'Le oI isa"s3p. orIsge = Co, 10 Elke eae 1
vu The is. day II sI.sJtSuI,,sf, Is,J.
"A iiSrso u4rtas sd accounts with Inc Ole
hrin "'- req tssiSd !. caIt eAd sslIlc. Leg@5
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Daily American organ., 1856-11-04
nTMaIHIHlAm.

The undersigned, members Of the National Er-
OoNtivs Co1lmittse of the ApericGn .PGgty, have
pleasure In announcing to the people, that salts
iactory arrangements Cor tho future maintenance
Of the AMRRIcAN 0RaAS, as an authoritative srp0-
1sRt and adeocate Of the princples.Of the Amsrt-
can Party, have been completed.
Recommending It's labOrs. under sthas0 new au-
spices, the undersigned cheerfuIy commend the
AKRRICAN ORdAx to the generous confidence a.
the AEasican Party, In every section Of the Con-
isderacy, and they hope It's columns may command
thar widest circulation.
HUMPHREY MARSHALL, ofKy.
.t9 S0LOM0N9G. HAVEN, Of N. Y.
&e1is J!M0RRTEON HARRIS, Of Nd
rigeat JACOB BROOM, Penn 4T
IA WAsmNaT0M OIrx, ID. O., May 18th, 1855. II
Daily American organ., 1856-11-04
Change in the American organ. VI 4

We have for some time contemplated d
\ change in our daily issue, in two respects;
first, to make it morning paper, and second
\ to enlarge it to the size of our present weekly,
or shout the size Of the National Istelgigen-
cer These changes will, however, only be
made In. the event of the election Of Mr. Fill
more, who, in our opinion, win be elected, If
the election shall be thrown into the House Of
Representatives If either Of the. opposing
candidates shall be elected, the daily issue viii
be indefinitely suspended 1t is our present
purpose to continue the weekly issue without
reference to the result of the Presidential con-
test | o a s7
1t is impossible for daily paper to be sus-
tanned in Washington without government
patronage No Daily has hitherto been sus-
tanned here WITHOUT such patronage, and none
can be. The American Organ establishment
has sunk thousands Of dollars by its daily
issue a hal @a
Two years win have expired on the l4lh Of
this presentmonth, since the 4gserscan Organ
was commenced, and we shall continue the
daily issue until the end or the two years
when the daily viii be suspended, and be re-
sumsd on the 1st day Of january next, in the;
event Of the success Of the American Presiden-
tial candidate, but not otherwise. The weekly
win be continued as usual, and in the event
ithat the daily shAllonot be resumed, we.
shall have two issues Of the weekly, one for
circulation in this city and neighborhoOd,
which will contain matter interesting to our.
subscribarshere including city adEertisetD tDenls.
and city intelligence, and the other forohr dis
4ar4 a,,l,.,r;h.y. A's2 -kfsa A@ssa 4s4 8J sf IL
AM suDscElOers.1oW vA ittsas NJ bsssg VI ~
An pefsonsindebted TO the Americd1 Or.
gan win please li1didate their accounts BY the
, 18th instant to enable us to meet our Iiabili-
stiaas g.t.s,y 4, II shek4 sGE,R6
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The Confeef.

II 16N q 4
7i This day terminates the contest for the Pres
idency, 50 far at least % relates to the vote Of
the people for the electoral tickets a'a Z
s1bIt has been one Of the most exciting con-
tests which this Republic has yet Witnessed.
and in many respects thelm6st remarkable DO.
htical contest held under the CcnstiButiOas 4
Could the sagss and patriots Who formed
our Federal Constitutions have been re -aninia-i
ted, and called 10 witness the trunhactions
which have occurred in the last month. involv-
ing every species Of moral turpi Eude wtichths
human heart could invent, they would doubk-
less have desired an immediate t. s-intesnert IN
the graves and toonbs Of DEATH More of
vilany, frand, perjury, intrigue bribery and
political corruption have been gpracGised N fbs
single State Of Pennsylvania than the wasols.
aggregate Of rascality practised in any fOOrm former
Presidential contest throughout the United
Ss ' U ,o1 ,nomsgE 60 - 'ss ~,
In our Judgment, nineteen-tWentielhS az al
these crimes have been eo1nmitted by tsswirs-
workers Of this sham Democratic PARRY. Thev
had the means, pecuniafy ana pSlitichI "a ssis
~ out grand scheme Of Corruption they had
the plant tools they had then black-,nas1I
tariffs their thousands upon tE1ohsands of
public employers their secret man agents ana
secret revenue agents ihey had the aid Of the
. Post 0facs Department. through whose .rarni-
: ned branchestOn upon tons wsiRliv - ilyine
documents have been distsibdisa aaSr haze
bad the money, The men, and AL otlusr means
q tfnud, bribery, and general ioorrdpli6n y y
y II =, this contest ths nominees ID tbe Cin-
cnRaii Contehlion have succesdsd skS2 have
trSuSphed ovsI fbe psepls- -free n sbiIFs.ee has
been overpowsredy dcfsmted, and crusho.l.-s
money has purchased saceess BY appliance
themost foal and shameless oFeieni.Iu ma
Fornsyism have grossly pDlioted the ballot
box, and free-government" win become
by-word and reproach among the nations
II Buchanan shall have been elected. at the
close Of the polls tonight, then may we safely
Daily American organ., 1856-11-04
- SPECIAL NOTICES.

- 0all4I ps lEh&iDaI Pain KxtKnefor.-
Thst peye ha .Dsn dlsoSsry mads l. Malera Medic.
weE - q y = 1u'nig alaysd. Aad where psa ts
N &n.Bn s.@ss ofhn aacn ~ b rapidly redueed
70 their natural Sis nor where pounds ana sor. 60 be
% thoroughly and rpldy healgd ana dsoaysd pat. re-
aorsa wihAons eltsr sear defect tAan with DALLEYs
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
In Cus Wounds, sprains and Bruises, (casuAltes "a
which children constantly suhJect The action of the
genuine Daley Pain EzisSsssF - sssE ghs snus How
much pain Ans snFns nPERet thuAksp sprevspisa N0rs-
over, life itself Il 6IIan aSnsn,s iavinv III
gsRnpa palsT Rxractog ana for particular of wheh
Fe1pecifuly faIAg s tsIAltd 1E's ~ ne ely -
which hold mSS1|i 81 N ana. -
No Of burns aaaAeal1 - lAttsr nov ssvera h..
ever 80 = godkiAGAnMI s.pd nlpowsra,,n.n-
..naaps spa hssllag gpalsa - % pel1ls Pain Ex-
..-ese.s ~ -. =. Ai9 4aeara st,oI ~ =.
stss plate Engraved 1bsI, wil - 1fnsl1s u q. ~
eLlchanss Co. pIoerl.ega 90 H.Gly piIl1s nsnasae-
turer PFice 70 cents pea hon ~ ~ r'vs-se -
- a. sa.'.- - q. ": cI1QkNNEa ! co.,
u NAEol4# 4.4eel, New Xork
tes sels ~ Charles stott and Naln F1imeS and Al
y MoAl0NaNSA Ointment DENT have
sdtshe4as0 1t 1nai aon 4 have all ,lsun. - nv
SKIN a1SaA@ ueq ne saaaDle 0lnfrnsnf and 40 ilmb
Needle ampuiated. unless 80 Done be dessrcysd ~
500 ~ 40 paAnH elosieb; So aln,a.n ran. ag.w
kelk spA Ne - brand Lsdio6 a61 - ~ - 5......
2 cent. sa1 Sew. enq y. ~ 10y 80 uovs
OH YE EBADD nlaADRDs s-~We Invite tbe asseT-
ton 0f thes Ee ldhshdsa anll slu.s whO ara
afraid a Becoming u6 o tAS egliseubeht d 80.
fessor Wopd llnir Rsllpt Ia paper we
50 not ne hablt ofpnlaun ~ 80 anark noslsam
than d adssFiIssd in our peper, but Ms ilsl Ii our
dntY, when We come across iii article that i QoSd.
. tAe people know Is we have no fears ofhay-
no saonia ssud nndq sbeEs pole. and therefore
ped ihs 1ats9iSos, bui think 4 TIE certi-
eates d men en- relied mon. ilaf 4 must
Be arsErate article. ~ Il y whose nktdfal wigs
need r9iuysuaiipp Rpakoik n X klica,i.
G. aAnin8eon UnARed Nit8 Dennrf.
me- leeelea from The different C0mpar1les
arr hereby no Ied that a called meeting of tiig De-
partment 1RlI % held ~ The PERSEVERANCE, ENGINES
house Tuesday evening At ~ b 'cle0k. IA M
ay.ggsss. slx ii thR AIE
Daily American organ., 1856-11-04

Carriers who are in arrears to the
4Orgen are requested to close up their accounts.
Some Of them are sadly delinquent, and we,
must have an immediate settlement with all
inch. Former carriers and. agents who have
failed to close their accounts, are respectfully
requested 10 liquidate their accounts and
make payment e tss tsb W. r.st III
Daily American organ., 1856-11-04

ness Of his eyes, constan we.& speed ~. N
headquarters we met m1MT 03terB, WHO tread
- with All possible politics.
TIM 0LD EPIsCoPAL esoaz+-A p&EAgFaph N
The Times, headed villa eommences with the
following specification :--ss Ths vim Of the Right
Rev ne Lord niahop of Gloucester and Bristol
.Was AVON under ellO ,000." The Bishops win was
very properly placed Il the head Of the list, which
Includes fonEteenz otherss whereof the neaFeat 10
pqint - agFee 2 that Of the prelate fails AhOrtof
II bs ESQ Q0DN TilB BIshop i Rrst Of the opulent
testators--the rest are nowhere, comparatively.
See Nhat 4 n ~ nNNN - \ good rana..rr
Ienslann eKample Rf depaFled voflh for you. 10
hASs dsd Worthanuh puch les thAA Al 4. 100, the
Bishop must have had agagip& NIlh NhkfeTbr
Catdlnel Wiaeman plny ~ lothA qqntrnrR What
it Some bitter DIDsen4ara MN PROBABLY comIare
ths wealth Of the delnnnf prGlnis With apootollca
poverty The oomparlnon win be not only odIouf,
but old. e1aN ~ ms8N adl So s,aet
II occurs 10 thoao1nim0ns mind every time that
q Lishop'B clg8umstances are mentioned. Wl,g
keep ESbodklngltA tIt hnsmb effect; ~ never win
hare any effect The inconsistency 1T which,
i trulsmE We ell know sthati elpee We al
know tbat we all ignore that and When elare
told ~ thHl We al yegy pr0perly yaWns Bishops
VIII 20 - the end Of thschapter, ~ matter
what the shapter says, and It Is quite rIeht that
they should ~ o., prea6hfng GeIf denial and acca
mdlGtIng &tAIal uliVsfaalIy respected il good 90
cIety Don't OK nf shhnbugs B II has been said
before, owes 4n6 aDxsp, and over aenllE ~ isn't
huInbn0p JfIe lllsOf 6Sn Peter and Paul might
have been sA sBorn under RlA0, ,000s * least
ifewe&rin& Was onstu6nFg II the primitive church
ana nN blahop 0f Gte nal II nsllal0n has aocnmus
latsd EIA0, ,00o lgn0E tllS acNinsfEioh aeo0rdance
With his llAst VII md Teasnnslt Fa'sek =
Daily American organ., 1856-11-04

"a 1rEKss FOnRTsennrrvRAR - a.
t|sutule 0f Music ard he 81 = ~ einE int.
will ~ orRanl1ea On " aiv ssuninS. fhs lsih
instAnt 80 0'clook "a ne r bifSeR Babtlst churrh
under the direction ofMf 0fENR0Yy AN persons
ed 10 attend
This il is expected will be the first Of series Of
lessons. nov S--3t
Daily American organ., 1856-11-04

IA Kick Or y sAai0NG TINE OoIRs@ The New
York Post says that some diilcnltles have sprung
up between Mr.. james Colt and Col Samuel Colt.
his brother, and that the iofinet t0 enforce his
claims for ~ 1000, has attached the pFoperty of
ford, CunnectiCuk which vii be con SSted Is 4
court 0f law The hudleh dscease 81 Mr.. Joce.
lyn the treasurer 81 the company has, in the. ab.
sence Of the O0l0nel crested some impediment m
the nianAgem6nt az he c6mpnus.A n
Daily American organ., 1856-11-04

~ RUsAWAk was $1,000, r,a,s da,eu fsom
4e<i<g Appoabee thar eeHof yillnsiuehcio second
eef nf the waf steamer Dbmotfata, ormerlythe
Santa Anna, had sedueed the crew and ran away
with the ship on the 18th instant. II is said that
he took also some goods and money, and carried
on the Collector Of Customs, the Treasurer, and
the Governors Secretary.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-04

"If thereDs those either North or South who desire
foF the South Against the North, they are not
ths men who sh0nld give their anfffaGeAa 70 me.
For my own part know only my country, my whole
country, and nothing but my country. 4, fr
MILLAHD FILLMoREs HpHRCn ~ Nav YoRK.
The foundation of my preference is, that Mr.
Fillmore has administesea me Executive Govern
ment with signal nMDoesa and ability. he has
besn tiod and ound true faithful, honest and con-
1gisntious wish 10 say nothing In deH0GakIbn from
his eminent competitorS (WebaleF and Hc0tt) they
have both rendered great services TO their country
tAn one In Tia helds and the other In the Cabinet
Thay night possibly administer he government Al
well % Mr.. Mlm0re hAs done. But then neither OF
them hes been tredt he haA boen tried In the alevn-
I'D p0sition - nov holda aud think thai prudencs
and wisdom bad better Restrain ~ feom making any
Soange without necessity for il the exiRtence d
Which DO not perceive. o lay's lstt~ b ULm0nN,
Daily American organ., 1856-11-04

slaThe Catholics imported 600 voters into West
smoreland. "A gentleman OF this place Returning
last week from Latrcbe, came down to Pittsburgh
with sixty Monks, returning from the Monastery
near Latrobe, where they voted They wefe taken
there to elect Pete Johns for bis speech and vote
for incorporating the Monastery IN Cambria county.
These idle, lazy vagRbonds are the flying artillery
of the Pope, TO be thrown into whatever election
district they are necessary TO elect the agents Of
their conspiracy, 10 establish the Papal yoke upOn
this Protestant country. J1aion Pa. lStandard
Daily American organ., 1856-11-04
"A Falae Rum0r 8 Gontradicted.

d q
,ssThe following correspondence appears in the
Philadelph papsEaio9 s,ofasgrs,t,l Il .f, ----~
'fE1 70 EWR1 PHrhADELPHIA,i Oct. 81, 1855.
~ DEAR SIR: Asrnnlor is current IN the city that
you hare In your possession letter from Mr. Fill
mOres recommending bis friends in Pennsylvania
70 support the sO.caed Union Electoral Ticket. -
Satisfied that such cannot be the case, win YOU
please to inform me whether you have received
any such letter fiom Mr.. Fillmore. ~
Y - - VERY truly yours @ JACOB BROOM.
II ISAAC III HAzLKHURsf, ESQ., s31 RAe0 ~ sgs
a6slefa9 sl9 sra III adl-ai8E vl ono sdt npii
~ 90 ~ Is yQ5ih PHELA NgKsl, 1855. n
y DEAR Sra: In reply to your note or yesterday, /
heg leave 70 SAP that have no letter from Mfllafd
Fillmore recommending bic friends Id Penhsyiva.
MIA 70 support the Union electoral ticket. On the
contrarys 1 knop that the senkimeuts offMf. ran.
more are directly opposed to such course. sgs s
. am, truly yours, eoaa ~ sa83
ees,5ssaio9 -. A a3sSIsAAO HAznEHURsF
Hon. Jacof Bnoom = Flrri II Go -I-s1 I