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h. Alvays ON hand full assOrtneRt of other rchsblack
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u Elegant rich new Style Paris Del laines 1t{3 .;.
Latest style American and Enghsh Cahcoes,
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Cloths, Cassimeres Vesiings and Sainetts,
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New York Mills Wiamsvle AMI other superior
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a. Brussels Velvet Ingain ventan and Rag CerPengs;
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zHIu sOIIIo s1,t U"VaPVF ''uI tHt HOVt ahu Iarge
assortment of Jewelry Of every description fine and
cheap aud as good an assortment ol Silver and Silver
plated ware as be iouad in PHILADELPHIA ali of
which we will sell low. Persons wishing 10 purchase
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and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere
as our motto "sell quick and cheap" NJ B-Re.
member No II South Second street, Philadelphia, f
uov1,' ,'55-ly
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MONEY is receives in any sum, large or SMALL and
1f1 interest paid from the day Of deposit.
The office open every day from o'clock in the
morning Till o'clock in the evening, and Monday
and Thursday evenings Till 9OclOck.
INTEREST, FIVE PER CENT
All sums. large or small, are pad back in gold on
1emad without notice to any amount
0FFICE-Walnut street, s. w. cor. Third
ST., Philadelphia.
PRE>IDENT.-IIOn Henry L. BENNER.
VICE PRESIDENT -RoBERT SELFRIDGE.
SECRETARY WILLIAM J. REED
DIRECToRs-Iienry l.. Benner, Edward L.. Carter,
Robert SelfiIdge Samuel X. Ashun. james B SInlth,
C. Landrcth NUNS, +. Carroll Brewster Joseph b.
Barry, Henry l.. Chmrchman Francis Lee.
The investments now amounting TO more than ONE
MILLION OF Dollars. in accordance with the act
incorporation, are made in Mortgages, Ground Rents
and such first class securities must always insure
perfect security The depOsnrs, and place beyond all
risk the pernanency and stability ofihis old and we'll
established Institution. may7-ly
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mr. nreokinrIdge against the south.

In order to prove this we will bring to the
stand Democratic Editor, who has been sus
tanning the election Of Mr. BUCHANAN, and
whose ftalty to the South cannot be doubted.
We copy from the New Orleans Delta us fol-
lows:
"And further we say boldly and unhesita-
tingly, NJ. Breckenridge is not with us; he Is
against us; he is The sooit Kind Of a foe, a pre-
tended friend; and we subjoin the proof of
what we say. We bad hoped in spite of NJ
Buchanan's dangerous view on Squatter Sow
ereignty, TO avoid any positive opposition to
the Democratic ticket; but we prize the inter.
est of the South more than those OF any set OF
politicians, good, bad, or Indifferent, and when
Mr.. reckiuridge assumes an attitude obvious
~ hostile TO those interests, il becomes our
disagreeable duty TO expose him, TO pluck the
artificial fe4thers from the chsltering daw, and
exhibit him in ell his original and native ugli-
ness"
Here follows the proof 10 which, among
other things, Mr.. Breckenridge asserts that lie
does not belong TO party that has for It's OBJ
iect the extension OF slavery, and goes on to
re-aflirn the odious doctrine OF Squatter Sow
erelgnty. The Delta winds up with the folio
wing oa,eohetieal appeal to his party, and the
wouId-be Vice President.
"Why are yon opposed 10 the extension Of
slavery, Mr. Breckinridgel Is slavery a i,.orai
uyill Then every planter should manumis
slavery 10 morrow. Is slsveFy & political
wrongl II so, the memory Of John @. Calhoun
should be Odious on the earth. Is slavery, on
the contrary, politically And morally right Ia
that se, Why should il not extend a. far as
possible, and why should the Democracy
take up arms against i'll Under which king,
Bezonianl Yoa must take one horn 81 the
Dilemma or prepare to be torsed sky hiyhi-
Will tis Democratic party accept its candi-
dates position Will IL endorse the views of
the Tippecanoe oratorl II can doit Il Il hike,
but IL has 40 right afterwards TO ask the South
to vote. Is toisliiy, for gentlemen who enter
tain saeh angi-S0Hthern views
'srhe friends II Mr.. Bnchahsn must toe the
mark Are tl,ey opposed 10 the extsnsioa Of
slavery or uol Are fheg Ia Aver OF sqnatter
Sovereignty or notl Are they resolved 10
save the uninn ~ The expense Of the Soulhf
Lea liza oFRans answer.s Az SoaiheFH Ioarnal-
isls ws demand . reply
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THE MEETING AT CLARKSyILLE!
The Capital Outdone!
TENNESSEE AND KENTUCKY
TN CONVENTION!

Our private telegrsphic advices from
GAINESVILLE represent the meeting at that
place on Saturday as one Of the largest
ever held in the country, Vast crowds
were in attendance from four or FIVE of the
boder counties in Kentucky. Gen. Haskell
addressed them for four hours in one of the
greatest efforts of his life. The procession
was brilliant and imposing, and the torch
light procession at night was the finest
thing of the kind ever witnessed there.
We have no doubt that the meeting was
productive of much good to the cause.
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~ IfTOm me
Pennsylvania Still the Battle
Ground.

Our political friends have done nobly thus far
but they have another great struggle before them
On the fourth day Of next November-or two weeks
from Tuesday next, they will be called upon to
take part in the election for the Presidency and
Vice Presidency of the United States-an election
in which the people Of the entire Union, except
the citizens of South Carolina, will directly partci
pate In that State the Legislature will choose the
Electors but iD all the other States the citizens will
act for themselves and Immediately through the
ballot boxes. There are TWO HUNDRED AND NINE
TY-sIx electoral votes in also that ONE HUNDRED
FORTY NINE essential 10 through the
agency of the Electoral Colleges,-aDd WITHOUT
THE VOTE OF PENNSYLVANIA, Mr.. BUCHANAN CAM
NOT POSSIBLY BE CHOSEN. Let US look at the re
cord and enGeavor TO make this distinct and appar4
ent. The friends Of the Cincinnati nominee claim
for him the votes of the entire South, one hundred
and twenty in all thus:
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day know no care but the success Of your
ticket Rise early to work for it, and let
it be late when you lay down to rest from
your labors. Your enemies are powerful
and watchful. No advantage escapes them,
and in their desperation they may resort to
means which you should check. Employ
yourselves in discovering their tricks. for
former engagements show them apt at
stratagem. IF you have cause to suspect
the legality of any vote intended to be cast
against Us, never rest till you satisfy your
selves, and expose it at all risks. A pure and
uncontaminated baIIot-box is the bulwark
and the safeguard of our liberties. The
suffrage is the baton of the Americans pow
er. In other countries the bludgeon and
the poinard change rulers, here it is the
ballot. How important then that the bal
lot-box should be sacred and secure from
corruption and pollutionl The foreign horde
which our enemies have allied themselves
to, cannot understand and appreciate this
thing, and have proved themselves too
ready to be used to debauch it. Watch
the foreign vote. Let every American
judge of election have copy of the cleo
ton laws relative to citizens of foreign
birth, and let them exact in every case an
unconditional compliance with its strictest
letter Let them also be careful that pa
pers deolardttre of an intention to become
citizens, are not substituted for naturaliza-
ton papers which last alone constitutes
them citizens and permits them to vote.
The penalty for illegal voting in this State
is very severe, and we now warn all, that
the authorities of the American party in
this State have resolved to prosecute every
individual against whom the charge is
brought.
We say then to our friends work from
to-day till Tuesday next for full vote, and
on Tuesday for pure ballot-box, and the
day will be ours.
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We are informed that highly respecta-
BILE gentleman from Kentucky, at present
on Avisit TO this city. states that he passed
on the road while coming hither. large
number Of the black carpet sack gentry.
apparently on their way TO this State. We
tel oar American friends again TO be on
the alert. and see that these miscreaats
are not allowed 10 dedle the baIIotbox IN
Tennessee.
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We subjoin an article from the Philadel-
phia Inquirer, which may aid our friends in
forming an opinion as to the chances of Mr..
Buchanan in the Electoral Colleges. The
Inquirer regards Pennsylvania as the battle
feld-without his own State it declares
he cannot succeed Can be succeed with
it? We answer, no. Should he get Penn
sylvania, he viii be defeated for the good
reason that both California and Louisiana
given to him by the Iuqirer must be trans
ferred from his column to that Of Mr..
Fillmore; and be would still be minus nine
rOtes. Where can he get them? Echo
answers" where z"
Stand to your posts, Fillmore men; carry
Tennessee, and the Buchanan is defeated
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Wings, You who look forward to re-
organization of the glorious old wing party.
how can you vote in this contest for James
Buchanan. Is be not the representative
Of that party whose principles you con-
denim, aud has not its organ in this city
told you that the aim of the leaders now
is 10 FIX TENNESSEE AS FIRMLY AS MIssIs-
sIPPI IN THE COLUMN OF DEMOCRATIC STATES!
Shame on the recreant who can consent
to aid his enemies in consummating this
Obieetl
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Quite aPaIIIns orr.

The democratic majority in Pennsylyan-
ia, at the recent election, has dwindled
down from ffiesN 1hOs1saHd TO the meagre
number Of t'csnfy-ssrsn hundred and Jijly'
thrs. We judge from the position the tel
egraphic despatch announcing this result
occupies ia the Union and AmeyioaM Of Sun
day, that our contemporaries we're usry
anrious that their readers should be inform
cd of IL,
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FremOntism ON the Wane-The Pros.
pect Rrightens.

Pect Brightens.
The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser of the
2lst inst. declares that "the violent Ere
mont force is now being followed by an
equally violent reaction" and it is believ-
ed that the result will be loss to the re-
publicans of number of States which
they have been calculating upon as GER
tain. Weed and other republican leaders
now admit that the race is between Fill
more and Buchanan This being the case,
we may coDfdentially rely upon large ac-
cessions to the American party from the
ranks of the Fremonters. There have been
thousands Of men acting with the republi-
cans and supporting Fremont not from any
desire to place fanaticism in power but be-
cause they believed that was the surest
way to defeat the democratic candidate,
whose policy would be similar to that Of
the Pierce administration which brought
the present agitations and difficulties upon
the country. These men will now natural
ly cooperate with the American party as
most likely to effect the end they hoped to
accomplish under the republican standard
that is, the defeat of the democracy. 1t
is, therefore, probable that Mr. Fillmore
will get Northern States which his support
ers have never heretofore expected. How,
important it is, then, that the American
party of the South should remain firm and
continue the most active exertions to give
him the Southern States which have been
mentioned as almost certain to cast their
votes for him. Prominent in the list OF
these States is Tennessee, and we again
urge every friend of conservatism and good
government without her limits, to use every
exertion of which he is capable to achieve
a glorious victory here. Nothing is need
ed but proper effort and vigilance in bring
ing every voter to the polls We kno1O
that there are at this time cooperating Nth as
vOters enough, a0hO either UOted against as last
gear or did not U0te, 10 overcome ALL LOSSES
AND JoHNsoN's MAJORITY ALSO. 1t would
be disgraceful if, with this fair prospect be-
fore us, the American party, from supine.
ness, or indifference, or want of efficient
exertion, during the coming week, and par
ticularly on the day of the election, should
fail to bear off the prize in Tennessee. We
have stated the condition of affairs fairly
and honestly; the result. whatever it may
be, depends entirely upon yourselves, fell
low Americans and Wings. 1t has been
no part of our policy to deceive any one by
vain glorious boastings, or statements not
founded upon reliable data. We give you
the truth, and nothing but the truth, and
we desire you to be stimulated by it to do
your whole duty. If you viii but do it,
ten days hence you will behold your now
boastful enemy utterly routed, and Anne
ricanism triumphant, Will you do your
duty? We desire no answer in toOrds. We
want an aswer in aoiOn; and through that
silent weapon Of the freeman, which Buch-
anan democracy are seeking to prostitute
to the baseSt uses Of an infamous foreign
rabble, the BALLOT Boxl
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vgTk az PHILADELPaEA.--Fnler returns oi the
late election in PhiIadephla bare sweied the vote
20 oyss sixty -mins iksasaad and K Is upposed The
olEieisl vote Gil reach sspsnty thoasan& more than
the hsas, vote police 81 The Nay election. Who
doshts the msnnsE h which Democratic majority
IN Psnnsylvannls Is made % appear.
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The total number requisite being 149, he would
then require TwENTT.sIx. If, therefore, we should
adj Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa. and New Hamp.
shire-twenty in all-he would still be six votes be
hind hand The conclusion is inevitable, therefore
that be CANNOT SUCCEED WITHOUT THE ELECTORAL
VoTE OF PENNsYLvk EIA This is beyond the sht-
dow of doubt. Take this State from hlm and he
has rot the ghost of chance. The recent contest
has shown that it can be taken from him.
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A BgcHASAx DEMocAAr.-Amoug the members
Of Congress Fe-aominsted and re-leeted By the
Democrats in PennsylsAnia, Is the Hon. Joan Hiek
man. who, % tar as his votes IN the present. Con-
gress Indicate. h thorough going Republican. he
vosed wigh that party peFsistensiy On egsry mpor>
ssns Test OF slFesgsh thFeughoas ths session.
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CHARLES HElOSIcK cHAMpAGNE.

1sHE r.gid AS ata which NJ isst ma ariAa ths
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whieh arrived ihs aay being - ia AlOn % any 10
eyez vet oasfed 1 rssonnsn& q o. The usds - vel ~
for ftully ase- ~ l. ssAfno$s
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EDICAL BOOKS,

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Have for sale the following works
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3Isnop onprRnoNK,s sENrKNon RrMIrrrn

BIsHoP ONDERDoNKs SENTENCE RKMIrTRD.-
Yesterday, we learn that the Episcopal con-
vention, sitting in this city, by very decided
majority, RENTED the sentence apon Bishop
H. o. Onderdonk, of this State, which sus-
pended him from all clerical functions This
sentence was imposed twelve years ago, about
the time his brother, Bishop OnderdOnk, of
New York, was also suspended. The members
of the church and the public also are doubt
less familiar with the history of these cases,
ard the feeling that the action of the conven-
ton produced in the church. An interval of
twelve years has softened the asperities the
dissentons then produced, aud the remission
of the sentence at this late period seems no
more than an act ot justice to an old servant
OF the Church, who IN his previous career had
rendered it good services, and whose conduct
since has been voId OF Utfense. The remission
OF his sentence will restore him to his minis
terial functions, but, we prestne, not to his
Bishopric, which is now filled by Bishop Pot
ter.-Pait Ledger, I'D.
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prrs1nENrIaIrIrc. InN-

DUssUANr TO order issued 10 from the County
Court Of Davidsou, viii. Tuesday, the 4ih day Of
November 1885 pressed 20 open and ho Feetion for
Electors Tor President and Wee President Of the uHited
States the Wards aai Civil Districts Of David
County The Constables Of District suskoF-
ized hold the election their respective
Districts J. X. EDMUNDsON,
arffe SherH