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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-17

PENNSYLVANIA AND How IT WAS CARRIED.
The Washington correspondent of the Ne,o
York Times, says:
"Pennsylvanians arrived here since the
election, declare that the State would have
gone tor Fremont, had not the Fillmore men
relied with unwavering faith upon carrying
Tennessee and Kentucky, and so carrying the
election to the House. Fearing that Fremont
would carry Indiana or Illinois, and thus
would be elected by the people if he carried
Pennsylvania also, thousands of the Fillmore
men--aH Of them who were under good dis.
clpline-followed their leaders over to Buch.
anan, surprising that in so doing they would
surely have chance in the House, and that
in nc other way could they attain that end -
They say, also, that in all the interior and
western counties Buchanan was boldly pre-
sented as the opponent Of slavery extension,
and the friend of free Kanzas and already
southern men are preparing to make war upon
the President elect, as untrustworthy on the
interests of slavery. In the leading strings
OF Slidell, Mason, Foney 8 CO., it will PROB
ably, not be long ere Mr., buchanan will dis.
pei all idle fears. But we shall see."
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EXPERIENCES AND oIosE ATTENTION
MANUFACTURE or OUR Ga RNENTS
Enables us To pro uce the most thorough made


MANUFACTURE or OUR GARMENTS,
Enables US to produce the most thorough made
u c. l. . II H N 6 90
In tae Country.
And in style and fit Of Garments truly say,
zoe are unsurpassed We warrant all goods to be
represented, and the can be relied upon. We
have excellent assortment az
pYer-Coats from 50 w 70 SIN
Under Coats.
Pants. Heavy Worlen... ............ 50 5
Vests. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. o.
TN EBSBIRTS ard DRAWERS, large assortment
at extremely low prices.
GENTS SHAWLS, at about half price
In our CUSTOM DEPARTMENT. we have very large
assortment of
Over Coatings, Pant Goods, and Vestings
OF all grad from the article to the hUest
fahric in rich and eeant Sly les which will be made
order in lie to suit your taste, aud in the
thorough manner Ihe liberal patronage have re-
ceivei for the last ten years. that have
dealt fairly with all customers, and would say to
tuce who have aied with US, and examine
our goods before purchasing elsewhere.
LUTHER'S CLOTHING HOUSE,
No. Lincoln RoGse Block.
s24 dawtf
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HILDR ETn & BARKER,
DOctOress M. w. GEKALDS.
MIDWIFE

MIDWIFE
Also gives special attention the treatment of Fenao
Complaints, and diseases Of Children
" 90 summer Street between Central and Rxchargs
80 dtf
HAIR Orne srsents. Brras tpins Ear Rioga nraca
lets, Neckhceo' ves' and Guard Chains braided and
mounted with gold b order. Persons having Mir of ~
ceased or living friends can have Il preserved M neat
aud tasteful manner, by leaving Il with
nm M COLEMAN & PUTNAM,
Auzo uu No. 3 American House Block
Drawing md Pmtntims., in ..an the various
modtrn styles.
= MISS GRAVES can receive few private pupils al
salishury Mansion, on WrDNM5DAY and sArunpA va
Vor particulars and specimens, inquireaat Dr. lfs.
SgLL's, WGnut street apl2 an
SLATE Tor ko0fs. The subscriber IL prepared 10
prnsh slate for Roofs Of superior quality, and lay II in
Lne best manner, on the satisfactory terms Sans
pies may be seen at the yard Grove street
apis dtf John DARNAun
EiecGrO-C hemieaI Baths. The proprietor
Of the Worcester Water Cure would 10 the nub
Tic that they now have all the facilities for ndmusternR
these baths.
Worcester, Jan. 20, 1850 AZ
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Republican Bomoasct,

The Republicans OF the city ard Csunty Of Worcester,
viii hold banquet in b~nor Of the victory achieved at
the recent election in the County and District
TUESDAY EVENING. Nov. 25sh, 1855,
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SLAVES FOR CUBA.- A letter in the Charles
ton Courier, dated Havana, Nov ! says -
"An American barque, am sorry to say
landed Il cargo Of six hundred African slaves
last Sunday week, at La Punta de Teja, some
little distance above Cardenas, near the Rio
de Palma, believe. They were taken to the
sugar estate Of Sc or Don Gregorio Menen.
dez, Of whom Senior Don Leoa MANDARIN is
the procurateur. attorney, Senior Medondez
not being in this island.
General Concha, it is said. received three
ounces-$5 l--for permitting each of these
six hundred negroes 70 be landed, and his
deputies one and half ounce-$25, 50-for
each negro landed.'
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The Fixtures of Drug SIoge, FOR SALE
consisting of shelf, Bottles Counter and Prescription
Scales Soda Fountain and drawing app aIatus Drawers
Cigar and Show Gases These Fixtures are IN good or
der and will be sold reasonably These Fixtures viii be
sold in quantities TO suit purchasers Address j. O.
HILL, Apothecsry, Worcester. Mass. diff jyl5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-17

Rev. DR.. Hill resumed his duties as pastor of
the Second Congregational Church, in this city,
yesterday.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-17

Its wealth is seen in banks and stocks,
Its works Of Art, at Piper Block.
Persons wishing to OBJ aio superior kepesses of them
selves frienGs need longer think they go to
Boston New York for them, for BABBITF is taking
pictures equal to any obtained there His Daguerreo-
types acknowledged by all to be of superior one
and finish, and perfect ikenesses. His Photog apis
must be be appreciated Persons having daguer-
reotypes of deceased friends have them enlarged
any required size paper by the Photographic process
and then finished in oil or wa coors For large pic
lures the raph is the best BA BBIT is making
splendid licensees polished glass. In some
these BE- prerred. For Infants ard restless
children the time Of lifting short, the natural ex
preston OF the child easily retained For gloups and
persons having weak eyes, this speedy process is excel
lent To Judge Of the beauty and variety of his spsc
mems, call at his rooms, Nos, j Il -. Piper Block
Main Street, Worcester, au2T
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sPUING FlOXV ans

We have now received our annu a assortment
SPLENDID PIONEERING BULBS, consisting Of
TULIPS, IRIS
HYAUINTHS, NARCIssUS
CROOUS, J0HNQUILLs,
SNOW DROPS, GLADAOLUS, &c.
Catalogues by mall and orders promptly executed
NJ. B, GREEN Il CO.,
oil diff 2l8 Main street.
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GIT " II A l. l..

The friends OF the Republican cau1e throughout the
county cordially invited to attend Prominent SPEAK
will be pressnt from all parts OF the state ~ those
10 The city intending to pa tcpate The festivities
the occasion are requested to leave their names az The Of
ace Of Adm THAYER, Esq 2lS Main sereet, on or be
fore Wednes lay The price of tickets will not eX
coed s., so each
Adm THAYER, SAMUEL HaUGHToN,
EDWIN BYNNER, V STONE,
DWIGHT FOSTER, LUCIAN PRINCE,
p EMORY ALDRICH THOMAS DREW.
HENRY CHAPLIN.
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The FULL VoTE OF PENNsYLvANI A.-The
Philadelphia EUenjng Bulletin of the l4th in
slant, gives the Official returns of the recent
election. from all the counties in the state
They foot up
aoial '.''.s'''..'....'.''...... .4bO295
10 a. Buchanan vote. ............... .23O 600
Union vote (Fremant).... ...147 447
4 (Filmore). ....... 1851
Total Union vote. ......................293 1888
Buchanan over Fremont and Fillmore (Union) u 1852
Straight Fillmore Violence. 20 1873
Straight Fremont vote (Philad.) l0I
Vote or Gerrilt Smith ia cos. Is
IJtal. ..s..''...'........... ......... 26457
Buchanan's majority over all. ...... 7O5
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FORIRAITs N CRAYUN.
G. [. CAMPBELL. Asg,sr
Studio in Flagg's Block, No. IA, 81 Floor.
Specimens may pc Ut his roQms, at Iloyd's ll9
Man St. and at VIM B. Tabor Co.'s l50 Main H.
$40 d3m
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q. n. Bll.L.iNGS.,

e. IL BAAAAHNsS,
0 r z r A IT p INTER
Is happy to inform his friends and the public thst be
has reopened rooms az @. Foster Cas- new Block cor
ner Of Main aud Pearl Streets. Persons Wishing 10 ex
anime MS worA can do so by calling abrge Boy
denis Exchange Office. du fsI6'
HiLDR ETH & RARHER
CITY SECTIONS,
Wholesale md Retail dealers in COFFINa and CAsKEr
OF a Kinds Coffin Plates, GJdUe Clothes, &c,
No. III Exchange street, corner Of Waldo street
div
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ASSIGNNES, SALE.

DfVSh
Main Street, Worcester au27 dtf
ASSIGN EES' SALE,
We offer for sale the Stock of Goods, situated in the
store of LORENZO BENIS Spencer; it consists of
variety Of goods such as are usually Kept in country
store, al d amounts to
Five Thousand Five Hundred Dollars.
The the best stands for business in Worces
ter County, and will be sed 10 The purchaser Of The
DDS, # DESIRED at fair price If the goods are NOT
disposed Of at wholesale wilhin few days, shall of
fer them at retail auction For further information in
Edwin DRAPER I Ass'snses.
Worcester, Nov. H. 1895. daw3R DI2
GENrLEMEN,A
YOUTHS, AND LITTLE CHILDREN'S
/ o + II I ~ q
OF every desirable grade for
Fall and winter Trade.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
GEORGE w. SIMMONS, PIPER, & CO.,
OAh HALL,
80 & "a North Street. Boston
50 Ottawa wSm
Price Reduced &c Twenty. Five Gem.
For LARGE BOTTLES. DR.. S. 0 RICHARDSON
rhOS. TX. q y O. IL! II b 4 L a, M
Colds ever introduced to the public. Il Is s ghtiy axa
tive and will loosen and cure the obstinate cough
arising from any cause except deep seated consump
and 1t will greatly relieve the suffering in cases oi thal
class. We ask the sReptic to try one bottle.
II n sale by dealers In medicine generally,
olS deodSwly
Fine CUaiOm shirt. Made IN Ordo-
FROM MEAsURE.-J AMES p. DRAPER man.
utcturer Exclusively TO order) Of
FINE DRESS AND FANCY SHIRTS COLLARs 6c
No ll0 Washington Street, (Up stairs5 Boston ~
N D. Making his particular branch of gentlemen,s
dress ms entire business the subscribe. would respect
inlly say, that havi peculiar method whereby The
most dlhcu lorus may be perfectly Hued together with
the iact Of using the best fabrics and employing nom
out the best sewers he is able to offer indictments 10 he
patrons that cannot fail to give satisfaction. dtf SEA
size and Price Reduced. from so to 20 cents
ab1tte Hartmonds Linun -nf--the best Imminent ia
use, and one that is used by Physioians well the
people The label bears the certificate Of Of
pes physcans and citizens All orders from merchants
and otherl addressed O. Hill Worcester. Mass will
receive prompt attention.
~ Bear in mind that the price Is reduced.
J,Q, HILL, ApOthecary,
jyl2 dawu Worcester, Mass
q. n. CUSHMAA.
TEACHER or THE PIANO FORTE
Rnnna Nm cnunncLlnll .zllh A. M.nau.a 49,. -
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H0LDtN < GK0sYkNOh's

LUTHER's CLOTHING HOUSE,
No. lincoln House Block.
daWtf
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special notice to TrayelIers from w washington.

RAvELLERS from Washington western
vised that the Baltimore Ohio Railroad made
III ticket them and check their directly
through from hngon leading
the Northwest, and the Southwest
Members of Congress Others the adjournment will
peculiarly Oh n advantage avail OF the
extended facilities of this line which the only that
afford them through tickets aud baggage checks Washington
The trains start daiy um Washington station al and
and dect eonneI"n Washing Junction Relay
House or Benwood and beeiing connecting Benwood d.
with Central Ohio railroad trains for Zanesve Newark
lunbus Xenia Dayton, Cincbaa Louisville Indiana pois Chi
Terra hhue Nncenes hton Louis, Springfield
Burlington. Gaeua Rock sand Dubuque, Cairo, Memphis
Natchez, Yieksbug z, and New Orleans.
Passengers desiring view he entire road by daylight may
leave Arlington AZ O. and reaching Cumb Rand a AZ
lie on there until 55 when they he
by accommodation train leaving there at that time for Wheeling
whetet arrives at 4, m.
BY the D., train from Washington they may
wood al 94 day, In ashng
BY b. conneIon they reach Cincinnati night 26
hours running between Washington and Cincinnati
Careful comfort OF perfect safety
objects this route, and travellers upon them
securing lis advantages.
particulars tickets hc inquire Of THOMAS H. PAR
SONS Agent, Washington Station, WILLIAM s. woODsIDE,
Master Of transportation, Baltimore.
AuRp -dt
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To Druggists and the People.

You hereby cautioned against limitations OF Dr. De
Grahis "EleCuc OH" hhl prosecute parry who
Copyrighted THIS (Renune) Electric OH has cured the
mayor Camden Of piles End Theumasmi Hon. John VII
hanson, Huntingdon, Hon =. kingsuh (whm 1t took OF hts
cutches In day and than 700 Others fhadePhis
published In the Philadelphia Ledger.
Philadelphia would
scamp guilty ascaty o count"nR In Harrisburg Pa,
WyeIhe esq we'll kaown druggist caused the
imprisonment OF Valentine who attempted ma
OF this valuable remedy
PHILADELPHIA, May s. 1885.
People aud DruggbiI throughout the United Slater
by Prof DE Graihs Electric on Jos Free, West
Philadelphia, Mr Rodenbok Montgomery
pran Mrs Ogden, No $50 FOURTH nfam
Maryland Providence shingles and caked
Spence Chestnut street. eon a"d neuralgia
Henry Campbell Lower MaIon OF burns and scarlet eVer
eighteen nther
Y Every druggist the only genuine Electric OIL l.
made and proprietor his old ose TO which
addressed procure the genuine.
Prof CHAH. DE GRATH,
Old once, - south 9Th street, Chestnut
For sale by CHARLES STOTT,
July IO-u Washington, ID. c.
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Proposals for Deepening the Outlets OF the Mis-
sissIppi river into the Gulf OF Mexico.

""'""isV'h' husa'1 1000
pRoPosALs will be received at this oce until The first day OF
UclUbeT i0r opening and
capacity 10 accommodate the
Pass a"d psss foute leading the MsSissp
the Gutt OF McKee," which
appropriated b act Of Congress o 9th July 1885, three
dIed and lIIy thousand dollars.
Bidders the for which they
each Of the specified
width OF three hundred depth
feet below The level OF cdinary low water winch
viii be determined BY ab'nch mark the soTe established
oer ohiees nled by the secretary OF
they also Ieque ted 10 lOngest
will contract keep channel open
lor the residue OF the appropriation after The
bid opening Sccepd, paid aud
propoa the particulars opening keeping open
uniform depth less twenty
a well d. hntd width OF three hundred feet
The means BY which be accomplish work.
the for opening the
Ted in the proposa loT each depth,
The right accept offer which, opinion the
War; proposes the obrc
contemplated either proposal any
passes the same
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TO OUR SUBsCRIBERs.

The Of person win ulon bOoAs
he payment OF the subscription be ADVANCE,
Distant subscribers may forward money BY letter. Jhe posa
Of which will be paid BY and all By
safe transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER Published weekly during III
siORs Of COngess, and weekly during the recess
Subscriptions foT period less than year viii
proporioned 70 the above annual rates.
n1-POsTMAsTERs authorized 10 agents and
by sending DAILY subscribers $50 enclosed
sEMI-wEEKLY subscribers, with S25 enclosed will
titled 10 = copy gratis
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Alexandria Academy, Alexandria, virginia.

TaE 18Th OF this institution win commence on
Monday September 6 The study includes the usual
English and modern languages mathematics
md natural science
Tns institution Affords advantages which highly commend 70
attention and guardians The OF teachers,
gentlemen their profession the excellent
philosophical chemical and nsonnmicR the
buildings giving such accommodations
students opportunity All times Of aemonsninS
principles dn of H. enable hostudent 10 obtain
heTs a sourd thorough, and practical education.
Terms tuition slso session payable quarterly,
advance,
h. L, BROCKETT,
Aug l2-eOd2m0 Fnne'Pa'
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Proposals for Fuel.

oFEIcR U. s. PESlrEsTIARy, D. c..
Washington, August 8, 1885,
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received this
day. a5h August 1856 twelve O'Clock for furnishing
with
3O cords Of good oak wood Of medium z and
free oi lop wood
30 cords good pine wood
90 white ash anthracite coal. Coal cean
free from slate other foreign substances 2,2i0 pounds
TO the
To be delivered before first Of October, 1885,
the Penitentary
THOMAS THORNLEY,,
Warden.
For sale.
thousand pounds Of oakum packed bales pounds
each ALSO wheebaows wash stands, and other ARTICLES
I. THORNLEY,,
Aug6 Warden.
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United states Court OF Claims.

THE undersigned c. DevereuI Of New York city, and
Thompson Of Washington D. c., attorneys and counsellor
prosecution of claims for credit
os of government, the Court Of tiaims
They immediate and careful attention TO bu
maers Washington which BE- ntusisd their
by gentlemen profession and claimants, in city Of New
York, or elsewhere ia any part OF the Union.
personally by letter. ethe
Washington Particular information 10 claims
which before Congress departments
furnished upon application by the parties interested
JOHN z. DEyEREUX,
No. % Broadway, corner Wall street New York city.
NJ THOMPSON,
Washington city.
MI DevercuI Is commissioner OF the Court Of Claims
ian gl-otawtnf llntel
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THIs is N, tIco th. subscriber hath OBJ
tanned from the orphans OF Washington the
District Of Columbia, letters of administration, with the will
personal Of Pserne waffed late Of Wash
ngon county, deceased Al persons having against the
same,
vouchers thereof subscriber t2h
by from all ben
eli Of the sstd estate.
Given under my hand this 18Th dav Or August, 1870
THOMAS SAPPINGTON,
Administrator viii ed.
Oy The claims bo McsheTry Frederick
Maryland, attorney for administrator.
Aug I3-aw3w'
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OsT wARRANT-Notice Is hereby that land warrant
Ii 6I, issued 18Th November, 1855 to James Cadw s for
undersgned which has never come TO
hand that application has been made TO The Once dup
the same. TIL LUmPkN,
AUsUsT S, 1856. - Attorney
Ans 7-Iswsw JAMES CALDWELL
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THE College OF ~. james, Maryiand-Embracing the
collegiate commercial and preparatory Department. has one
October 10 the hs OF August
charge per year for board tuition &c. two hundred and
6ty dollars No entrance fee.
students admitted Of application to
JOHN D. KERFoOT Rector, sc,
July l-Iawam College st. James, r. o, Maryland
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tncton in Kentucky between honest and honorable
believe that the poor laboring class of citizens in Ken
lucky command respect than they do in Of the
free States, according to my limited observation.
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WiIiards' Hotel.

WiIIards' Hotel.
j. q. H. A. WILLARD,
PsnnsyIUdnia and Fourtsenth street,
Washington, d. O.
Jan SQ-din
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Proposals for Stationery.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
Washington, August J, 1856.
PROPOSALS will be received this until O'Clock
Wednesday, goth Of supplying the
sta describe In the schedule below.
quality.
accompany the bids.
successful bidder will be required bond, with
for the faithful fuhmen Of his and the
will
deem proper,
i'm quantities below stated.
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PAPERS MADE or LINEN STOCK.
roams folio post, ruled, machine made weighing
II lbs.
do single cap, ruled, machine made, weighing
l4O qunrto post machine made, laid wovc
fainiined three Sides weighing n lbs. do
do
do copying paper do
do blOttng paper do
10 do envelope paper, buff yellow, royal do
90 dozen 'ds Perrys pens per dozen cards
do her me pens
1900 quilts, No 81 per 900
60 dozen Contee = Fabsr's lead pencils dozen
do ivory folders, plain do
do efasers, ivory handles do
do ivory wafer stamps do
sand boxes do
do 4bladed knives, Rodgers Sons do
do inkstands, 2-inch cut glass do
10 do Cooper PhlIips's, Princes, or other black
ink, In quar's do
Is do French carmine ink, In vas do
do copying ink do
20n wafers large tor department seal per 900
20 pounds waters, common size pound
90 do sealing wat, scarlet do
10 do India rubber prepared, In pieces do
ounces pounce per ounce
pecks black sand per peck
10 dozen assorted dozen
loo do red tape, assorted sizes do
1000 envelopes 60 ighing pound) 900
Aug 2-tt-2d 9th, 18th, and 2OthAug
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Orders for tickets and shares and certificates OF packages the
splendid lotteries will the prompt and
OF each drawing will be sent Immediately after
all who order from
Address p. J. BUCKLEY Agent,
Jaly 10 Wilmington, Delaware.
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orden for tickets and shares and certificates Of packages In The
viii receive the and
account drawing Immediately
on o who order from Address
r, J. BUCKEY, Agent,
AMI Wilmington, Del.
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Tickets 9IU-haIves S5-quaTteFs 81 50.
Certificates of packages of % whoies
Do do 20 quarters 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-25

EXTRAORDINARY MOVEMENT IN THE CUSTOM
HorsE-We hear strange reports in these revo-
lutionary times, from the Custom House. The
latest on dit is that the employes in the Customs
and Post Office commanding about two thousand
votes, are celebrating wholesale bolt to FREE
mont They are impressed with the idea that
with the election Of Mr.. Buchanan, new set of
books will be opened by Mr.. Forney, involving a
pretty clean sweep Of both the Custom House and
Post Office; and so the gentlemen now in are dis
posed TO leave Buchanan and trust to luck with
Fremont. If these gentlemen seriously contem-
plate this thing-as we are inclined to believe
they dove would advise them still to preach for
democracy, and brag for Buchanan, and keep
their scheme quiet till the day Of the election,
and then go in and strike home in the lump
against Forney a. Co. Ii they do this, and FIRE.
mont is successful, we shall see to il that they
lose nothing by their coup d'ttat. Let them con-
suit and arrange their plans, but be cautious and
discreet.