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iAdveItisementI
II il a historical fact that the marble. headed

Queen Elizabeth woud sit alone in the dark in and N
historian that weeping
The Of and Mary but modern winter eI
thai she Ion srs box OF Russia SALvE whorewth
Burns. Sslds Sores Frosted Limbs Piles Can
sogs lers Manufactured BY KEDDnG Co, No. State
S Boston and cold BY all Druggists " and per box
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ADVERTISEMENT
THESE GOODs mist GOi--Eyery thing must

bend to and matter how valuable goods
the requirements Of The mason and the
carpenter CHARLES HEARD Co., No. sol GIandst have
uske in their buildings and their entire stock
Such sacrifices have bsen made
matter less than half their cost the goods must
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ADVERTISEMENT
A PExFUMED BREATH.-What lady or gentle

man would remain under the of daRreesbe besth
hen using the BALM OF THOUSAND FLOWERS dentifee
would only render sweet but leave the teeth white
nlAbsser Many their breath s bad and
NE subject 10 delicate sbex friends wh mention It
drop Of the Ba tooth brush and wash the
ssth nsht morning. fifty bottle viii last yea
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iAdvoi tissnlonL.t

OLoGY.--ExaminatiOns with charts and
written descriptions Of character given daily byPro FOWLER
u the chronological Cabinet No. sos Broadway two blocks
hove the Pork Private for Gentlemen AID Ladies'
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-, ~, "a h., ,,s8s~<e We 10 Clmeb nv A. vbee % M
nsilsd ali rsht TIE foov hs MORNING me- nsocy We s.s
- IN. air, Ao but sie r-tursed snn sseans
49, ,hs m .-iu, f,nAs asscd al tnowieds u tom Jase
CeppelIy loskeS her on 20 await eIAn1aa;e
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Advertisement.

NJ B. BRADY lie prepared to take PHOTO
GRAPHIC VIEWS VILLAS in any part Of the country No.
SIS Broadway.
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NE W-JERSEY ITEMS.
A Fremont and Dayton ratification Meeting will be
held in Camden Monday evening next Senator
Wilson and W. ii. Fry among the speakers

PRESCRIBED FOR HIS OPISIoNS.-Mr. Thomas A.
Po, Postmaster for in hedfoe has been removed
from Office Daniel Coste appointed In his pse- The
charge against that he is too strongly tnetured with Re
pabiesn.sIn
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The Amercan Coe OF Mnrns Signals adopted ~ ths O.
Navy has been supplied the following sssneuc Ieona
Stations TO facilitate Communication win pesshs vesen
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PTICs. READ The Oxygenated Bitters

Aaye proved than oil other known in
esses OF Dyspepsia and General Debility. Those who doubt
shs find ample proof Trial of the medicine
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BROOKZ YN ITEMS.

FIREaEs's ExcURsIos.-The members Of Neptune
Engine Company Eastern District), and their friends
0i proceed ON excursion Clifford Grove Monday
morning. the l4h They will be provided with steamboat
and barge and comnsndabe feature VIII Do inst no
Asusr will be allowed on board.
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tbe principal articies Of produce left q ade vs'"I
Ecm the CONNIE neement Of navigation 70 INC "n U,
July, inclusive, during the years 1884, 1879 ana
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The ship Golden Gaze hence for Bombay which pa, INTO
nanbuco some time since in distress as previously rePo"'
~ on the Dist May burned to the waters edge ana SUNK
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FIRE WARDESs.-The Trustees of the Fire Depart
ent Western District have reelected Anthony r. Campbell
and VIM S. Wright Fire Wsrdens for the ensuing year
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WILLIAMsBuRGH DISPENsARY The number OF pa
Hisats treated Dspenssy for the month Of June
7s OF these there males, 1863 females, 2ls Nativity
United States a2; Ireland 1885, Germany 7; England D
whole number Of prescriptions, ts7.
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Hermann Cox &, Co.'s Circular.
iddling /. advanced I.lsd. Ne ouste.

Peg A(Ieo. LIVERPOOL. Friday, June n, 1856
CoTTos-The weeks sales up 7Ss bsles and con.
~ Of 1890 On speculation, lCo for export and Il 40 the
trade
Middline Is advanced 1-lsd We quote:
Upland Ne~-Orlesns. Mobile.
middliDg....... l.l6d. 63l6d. ga.
tair............. SD. ed. SD
Prices have not undergone any material chanze AZ Tho se
heavy arrivals keep the well supplied aud BUYERS have
aoundsree OF choice bile holders very firm are for the
present Wiling ers being apparently DESTROYS tighten their
STOCKS hue the better qualities unaitered value being
IN mpArstlyey limited request, but middlng ADVANCE
LIED snce mis- day week for all descriptions the ex
ueme quotations realized
hers mas beer fair inquiry for the long saped descriptions
% Tor the better quses ssht advance has been obsiued
To-Day Inc sales are estimated 0OC0 bales 200 being
full preea ~ ''' 'e'J "i' o.
raxL STORES. kc-The business in Rosn 10 confined 10
nsI.scions N Tar sprs Of Turpentire in limited request
ard unchsLsed In value. In the sI itd
70 about 30 bills Pot at 35I6a36l
baEADsTvFrsA fair OF business has been dous In
'o Aas Tor The tiger qualities 20 sdvspss Of to ~ Dbl
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTAL boy named John G
Munger fell from one the Fushnssv. yesterday
ss fun over whereby he seriously njued He con
veyed his parents residence in Taylor street.
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lAdveT,tsenent
PARKER 4 CRIMINAL REPORTS.

to2 Pnce - 50.
Rpefts Of DEcIsIoSs N
CRIMINAL CASES,
Made
Ar TERM, AT CHAMBERS,
and IN tho
SeLRrs OYER AND TRIMMER
~ the
State Of New-Yosk
hn.sA J. PARKER, IL. d.
Gate Jsst,ce Of Supreme Court and Court OF Appea'
Volume 2,
Just Published a. d for sale BY
BANKS GOULD Co,
No ~ Nssssu-st-, N. T., ,,
and No AS Broadway, Albany
upTb. above will be sent free Of expense, BY mall on
receipt Of above amount
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Increase for ltb.... iooelS ~
The freight business on the Wabash Valley Road Is
becoming quite large. A train OF twenty-one cars
rived at Toledo yesterday, and on the day previous,
one of thirty-three cars.
The following is a statement of the receipts at tide
water by the canals of this State The quantity of
Flour, Wheat, Corn and Barley left at tidewster dur.
ipg the lst week u July in the years 1855 and 1856
has been as follows
Flour bb.s Nhest, bu- Com. bu Barley. bu
is5s...........2ol94 p3 4I,o7 4l6
ls5e...........3lSs9 45,lfS 1886 1890
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SUPPOSED Fatal AssAULT.-A man named Henry
Donney arrested yesterday moTnne by Sert Thinksm
of the Fifth District Police warrant charging him with
Aayp North Third street severely that his life
n Of Accused loo ked by Justice C!srry
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hLIIeFD EaBIZZLtsEN1 ~ CILhA'-neo,.
@r,thera CkTk the dry goods hoss' 20 T. : ewsst
Go Broadway yscerday .nsss Vhes' oCo'y " 'no
.-H. - 20 larse amount he of his
slower vaieh he SvbsequeDy las or reoiea about tne
sity oan o the stolen prope va traced 10 De pose'
80 Ana Justse Connolly held nm sswsf examination
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Advertisement.
(Advortisement.l

THE WATER CURE JOURNAL.A New Volume
5sst commenced. See advertisement.
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nark.t.-cAnrrrLLr Rzronrzp FOR THE rRisvsE.
New.YoaK CLASSIFICATION
49, M

Total Pots and Pearls .''..''';'s' 1.--..
COTTON-J'uder the Afrcas news, the maIket oetoo
fruer much more activity SAFES OF -''NV '@1' " w.
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CHILD RUN OvER.-A little girl, aged about three
years the daughter OF VIM Curan Of No Linden row waS
badly hurt that recovery expected The urenee
accidental
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The Journal ~ Commerce says
1--WE noticed some days since a decision oY the
Cont of Appeals III the case of the State of Indiana
az arst the North American Trust and Banking C7m-
PAW which was briefly given in an Albany paper and
which understood to be IL favor OF the detendfs
We have since receive copy OF The Judge op nion
which shows that the impression concerning II was H.
correct. The document is too long for puohcatlon,
but from hasty peruss understand that the Court
decided that the North American Trust and Banking
COMPANY bad no right 10 deal in stocks or issue post
notes for circulation but they had right 20 buy the
stocks and they bought them for post no'es lich
were Illegal they must now pay their fair marke value
al the time of purchase, with interest THIS principle
will govern a few other but do not see that
APPLIES 10 the case of any of the foreign bond holders
The few private letters by the Africa which We
have seen are very favorable, and contain fair
amount of orders for American Securities and express
the opinion that a large business will be done during
the coming months. The London money market ex-
htited growing ease and the Bank had reduced the
rate Of interest to Al e cent Under the large influx
of bullion which continued further reduction was
looked for coon. In relation 10 American Securities
Mr. Satterthwaite's Circular says:
During the there has been most acve inquiry for
first American Railroad Bonds OF which the market
now cleared the few still hand are held tor tu
rates The Bonds chiefly in demand those of the Penny
ys1is Central New York Central Michigan Central ard New
YORK and Erie, all well established roads.
Illinois Bonds there ia fair demand but the same time
freely supplied than thqse above named ed - IN 70
Il Loan A. ct 6s lO2dlOi Virginia = ct &c.. soG 81
L. :. Losn, y CT, Virginia yet ser., % S4@ 80
Comp. G8...........lO20lO- CITY SECURITIES. .
Canada 40 stsrsl5Gll6 Chicsso6 - CT 7S-7T.. 34SIn
Csna5s.t q c Cur 75Q 50 Detroit W w ct.bS 9iSln
srATE sEcuRIrIks. Milwaukee = Ct 49,. SSS In
Penusylyana y ct. 73G 75HOresns6 y ct, 1928 -075
Messrs. Barring BrOe. quote the market Tor American
securities fmer and more active, but without much
change.
The return from tie Bank OF England for the week
ending the 2lst of June gives the following results
when compared with the previous week:
Public deposits. f15l llo... increase.. flsb5S
Other dero.ts... 10 jS59l5
Rest ............. 81 C0l......Lcresse 1914
On the other side OF the account:
Government securities 2i6 55.s Increase 1887
Other securities 44ll S1i... Increase oiIo
Notes UNEMPLOYED ... 695 $780,. Increase 80 32o
The amount of notes in circulation is zig, 322, $780,
being en- increase of fss slO and the stock of bullion
in both departments is 12,h7,965, showing an III
crease Of 1858, l73, when compared with the preced'
ing return.
Consols closed at 9ja9jl. The fluctuations in Con-
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Disasters, &c.

BY TelegFaDh.
BOSTON, July ll-Arr. ship Wellgeet, from Liverpool
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Ipc.... 5lss Inc. Sd 75s Inc. 24s7s Inc IA 49,
The aggregate quantity OF the same articles left at
tide water 50 far, for the yeas 1855 and 1885, is a.
follows
Flour Dbl. Wheat, be. Corn bu. Barley bu.
lS55.......I4 o. ~ Ib1tB oSls
Nec........St7 iSf 1--19oeS lel4,tO lfI b1
ine.... 22 Irc.l.lRlio Dec 2f5 iss Inc. 81 Ig7
Reducing the Wheat 10 Flour, the excess N the re-
oeipts Of Flour Is eqaal to 2s6, ee3 barrels.
The following table slows lie g0sruty Of soue Of
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Ropexpy ny A FEBALE.-' Julia Gibson, girl OF
ssrepstsbls ehsfse'e VS. ys r1sy arrested SaAteS % -
H,,ins 10 April last stolen fo1 nieh worth 80 ADO sIV
800 from Charles GraId OF y II Worth IL stsef
-, III a dsrepntaAs hOuse in
fAveh street. and was there robbed oy her WINE ne VS.
lsen Since tine be Lost property be has been on he
~ n 10 6pd the girl but did until yeseydsv when
~ .sssed her arrest She taAe before Justee Connolly
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DEATH FROM ovER-ExERTIoS.-As tOnecutter named
Dunners residing Atlantic street died yesterday from the
effects Of overexertins himself in lifting He engaged
nj OF q the time.
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AceIpgsT.-TheodOr Eye, q child five years OF
.es vAo.e parent. re-ss No eos B0a.on stfes whe
f-iI and had The scalp ty tom from HE head ey wagon
-h,h ran him He yssts home.
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position and future destiny. freely adopt its
great leading principles, as announced IN the
rvcent DECLARATION of the National Council in
PiiladelPhia, copy Of which you were so kind
rs to epclpse me, holding them to be just and
literal 70 every true interest of the country,
Andwisely adapted to the establishment and
support of an enlightened, safe, and effective
AmericOn policy, in full accord with the ideas
and the hopes of the fathers Of our Republic.
i expect shortly to sail for America, and with
The blessing Of Divine Providence hope soon to
tread my native soil opportunity Of COM
pairing my own country and the condition Of the
people with those of Europe, has only served to
increase my admiration and love of our blessed
land Of liberty, and shall return to it without
even desire ever to cross the Atlantic again.
beg of you, gentlemen, to accept my thanks
for the very fattering manner, in which you
have been pleased to communicate the result of
the action of that enlightened and patriotic
body of men, who composed the late Convention
and to be assured that ! am with profound re-
spect, your friend and fellow citizen
WILLARD FILLMORE.
Messls.
.- ALEXANDER Fl. H. STUART,
ANDREW STEWART,
ERASTUS BROOKS,
Z. b. BARTLETT,
WILLIAM j. EAMES,
EPHRAIM MARSH, ---.
Committee.
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lilIWIIiia m x e my ohg
Manufacturer Of
STEAM ENGINES


Hand and Slide Turning Latbes,
FlANfNs, DRIlIdsa AID SeREwiHs @ uhlztHlzEs,
o SHAFTINGsAND MILL GEARING.
| A ND .sYey variety Of Machinisis' Teak
4 - Screws Cut with Square and v Thread, for
i'0liing Mills and all other P4rgoses; wascs 81.
aofders solicited and vrofhbtIy ate stebied tliAto ~
RECONSIDERATION
From the various Recommendations Of mnehinerv
pplN N nus establishment the following extract
n., sVs 70 the proprietor, from Mr.. George
Mr. Sloan j. On old and enlerprizng citizen .Ssf
county, well known in this section OF Ohio ediscent
parts Of Pennsylvania and Virginia.. His letter Is
iMR S. WmI,1s' Krrxo.. XIV Ia5g ai5 eaarb .yl,ls
al "A 2-ltEq Hl ls} 'Dear Sir--I am 5lssssa d,
say your Engine does well, and gives great sslis.
"ln running our old Engine, or Rather eOsIbor.
ner we used in 1850 to 1852, about one husheI and
half OF coal In manufacturing barrel of flour: and
with two Sirs Of four feet bufrs in good order cod
only pack an average of barrels perhouT on both.
making from thirty -hve 10 forty per twelve hours,
with sixty bushels OF coal In 1852 We ,sed sbovt
two bushels Of coal per barrel of flour = 80
'in running the new Engine, we use about tbir
~ bushels of coal in twelve hours, packing a ssrs
tune sixty barrels OF -four. We consider we are
saving abouttwo thirds OF fuel .formerIy nssd,et
ing into consideration the increased amonnt Of son-
we pack 1 egm5 l0TGT6 Z ~ = '''' VI AoS1
:, Me nave only applied three run Of bufs on vour
Engine as yet but believed il would RIM Eouy a
needed. hruns the three without nt,v "a
aboring, while the old one abored hard 70 operiorm
the work above stated. fN''~'"'
"in conclusion, the only fault W. have with your
Engine Is gri1ds the wheat faster than the supply
But saves fuel, and as to wheat there Ia rpo
time coming. Very respectfully, 'NlesON
,oi .,,s..s.5.s "GEO, SLOAN"
The following is from Mr.. Sonn,s miller
81 have assisted Mr.. Sloan in making the aboys
statement, and fully endorse it, 81 - III
Tlsep IL, 1855 "E. CYRUS, Miller"
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TesIimOny Taken Before the Con-
EresSi0nal kahsas Investigating
oEanstttes.--EasteFin EInigrants
semi Out 90 Vote.
Alexander Gillian said-Tbst he has been a
insrchant in Kansas CITY No, forseveral years:
~ thai large numbers Of the emgTants ffgSl the
Eastern and Northern States, landed in Kansas
City in the springof 1850, just before the eicc-
ton Of March 30, that year, IN Kansas Terrific
~. They were in companies, and had their
. leaders. They were ALI MEN, no women and
children. They purchased of me buffalo robes.
blsnkets moccasins; they had 10 baggage except
carpet seeks; they wanted to know if | would
purchase the buffalo robes, &e.. back again from
- them when they returned, they said they were
going into the Territoryto to vote that they had
no other business in this part Of the country;
they said they were anxious to get into the Ter
rtory before the election; shortly after the cleo
stionon the 3oth Of March these same men re-
turned to Kansas City and said they were going
10 their homes in the East, that they had per-
formed what they agreed to; L bought back a
great many Of the buffalo robes, &C., that had
sold these men, one or two steamboats, ar
rived at Kansas City, after the 3oth of March,
Z CATER the election in the Territory they had
been detained by Instructions in the river; these
boats were crowded with Eastern men; they all
stopped in Kansas city and did not go into the
ferritory they said they were going back to
their homes in the East, and they did leave Kan
I. sas City in aiew days; most of them stopped at
the American Hotel, lit cost them less there
-than at any other place in Kansas City)
Gen. Whitfield asked the witness who own
cd the, American Hotel in Kansas City. He
said he only knew from the common report, to-
wit; that it belonged to the Emigrant Aid Com
pany (IIoward and Sherman tried hard to
keep this part of the testimony from going on
the record, but having been shown by Oliver and
Whitfield how they would stultify themselves
they oyerruled it they reluctantly admitted
it) h8Ias.sE
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Mcdowell u CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Booksellers,
Stationers, Paper Dealers, and
Blank Book Manufacturers,
STETRENVTI,T.E OHIC

DI IUDEN V IILE, UTIIO9
+ EEP always on hand large assortment oi
IN School, Medical and Miscellaneous Books;
Plain and Ruled Cap and Letter Papers; Printing
and Wrapping Papers Of sizes; Note Papers, En-
They are prepared to fill all orders from Mei
chants. School Committees, Teachers and others al
low prices.
Having a Bindery connected with our establish.
ment, we are prepared TO make all kinds of Blanks
for Railroads Insurance Companies, County Officers
Bsnks, Merchants, &C. Printed work bound to or
der, use the best quality Of stock, and employ
the best workmen. Our work will compar sfavara.
bly, with that of any other Bindery in the State
Blanks of all kinds PACED to order.
The highest market price paid for Rags and Tan.
ner's Scraps. MCDOWELL e. co. /,
Steubenyille, March I, 1855.
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IaB. K. QUEST.
FANCIY GOODs..

~ . - y - ~ " " - So
N1E subscriber would respectfully annaunce "a
the citizens Of Cadiz, and the public in general,
ihat being desirous Of making Cadiz his permanent
ioeatlon ne has token the room first door cast ol
hamlitons shoe store, directly opposite the pub
nc bulldir gs, Main street) where he is now open.
ing large end splendid stock of the above goods
among which may Re found Gold and Silver Eng
ilsh levers, Gold and Silver Swiss anchors and
LeplneS. A large assortment OF s day and 80 hour
brass mantle ClOcks, with or without alarm. "a =
Gold Fingerrings, Earrings and Breastpins in
great variety. Gold guard, vest and Fob Chains
Gold miniature cases lnrge and small. Gold, Sill
ver steel and german plated speetaces TO suit all
ages. Silver, german and albata table and tea.
spoons, Razors, Knives and Scissors-pocket wal
let's and Port-monies of every description Fancy
Hour paces and fine toys-hair, clothes, teeth and
shaving brushes India rubber, buffalo common,
terck, puff, pocket and redding combs. All o
which he will sell at the lowest cash price.
N. b. intend carrying on the Clock and Watch
repairing IN all its various branches and from lore
experience in the business flatter myself tbr'
can do work III such manner as to give univeef
satisfaction. All work done or sold, warran0It
be as represented Call and examine for yourselves
Cadiz Oct. l9, lS55-6m. B. X. QUEST.
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SPLENDID FURNITURE

TINE undersigned would respectfully inform the
4 public that he keeps constantly on hand all kinds
of Ca binet Ware, manufactured out Of the best ma.
erial and finished in tho neatest STYLE which be will
dispose Of on tho most reasonable terms.
He has also recently received from Pittsburph<A
largo assortment OF Fancy and Common ChairstS
Looking Glasses, Plates Of oil sizes, Gilt Mould.
ng for Looking Glasses and Picture Frames, etc.
He is prepared to furnish Collins ofeyery kind, and
will carefully attend TO funerals. He has the only
Hears in town for tho accommodation of the country
Cadiz, March 80, 1854. ]. w. GILLESPIE.
N. B.--A nice Rockaway Carriage for sale cheap
j. W. G.
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MFR. Fillmore's Letter ofAcccptnncc

.Gs9Tf PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 26, 1856.
Sra: The National Convention of the Ameri-
ycaIs part which has just closed its session in
this city, has unanimously chosen you as their
candidate for the Presidency of the United
States in the election to be held in November
next. It has associated with YOU Andrew Jack
son Donelson, Esq, of Tennessee, as the candi-
date for Vice President. +r-r
The Convention has charged the undersigned
with the agreeable duty of communicating the
e proceedings to you and OF asking your accep
tance Of a nomination which will receive not
only the cordial support of the great National
party in whose name it is made, but the appro-
baton also Of large nunlbcrof other enlighten-
Cd friends Of the Constitution and the Union
Who will rejoice in the opportunity to testify
their grateful appreciation of your faithful SER
vice IN the past and their confidence in your
. experience and integrity for the guidance of the
future.
The undersigned take advantage Of this occa-
SION to tender to you tho expression of their own
4satfcation in the proceedings ofthe Convention
and to assure you of the high consideration in
winch they are, Yours, &c.
ALEXANDER II. II. STUART.
80 ANDREW STEWART,
ERASTUS BROOKS,
~. E. B. BARTLETT,
e WILLIAM j. RAMES,
EPHRAIM MARSH,
. Committee, &c.
70 the Hon. MILLARD FILLMORE.