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(sisoo flhs Chinamau grindins coaceJ
!il wAsHINoTON STREET. BOSTON,

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~ Va Stusk consist. II Teas, COT
N{eA/A ices, Chpenhirs Alspice,
NJ IN PerreT, Mustad, Giogcr
@lStJKftA Cayenne r,pp~r. Nuimrgs,
N-JH ~ " innanpH, Glove, Cfrtm
E@~~1 NJ ..l Tartar. IanNsrum ~ Pee.
IS<tl WU pared Danislion Rot. Gcl
fEc< W IIa,iag every f,rilri, ~
t.lr I'm manufacturing anl ptsphnng
stlts !" the several puicls. NAMED
uzznn.k14A1sxp be pubhc may ~, upan
httt. tb#.b 80. col rsasias. as ihey are pot up
r,rGiIl,. ,nI bar our name and hl'rl, TIRE.
MONT MILLS, T.. e.. DYER 90.
To give consumers some iic' oi o"t sales, We
annex The ilIlrviog scale II pf'ce-, Viz.
SO. 81. llus T,a. $50 I SO. Msli Csfs,, leo
so. Ofls4g lis SO. Jars % 80
SO. y. Hgiss " 2.2j so. gao'i 100
FgThe SPICE, are Pc, up IN 10 and IL 10. tn
cases expressly ior itmily uss and are wrrr'ricd
IN l.. .tucil, pur au,cle, 40 Only need ttial to
establish them IN pebble fivor.
SPANISH COFEEE.-Wc would call attsn.
tibn II ruusumsfs nod dc,i'rs o. orr Npu5iiA tef-
s,, ~ au article vi-sh % highly rstogmri, sod
give. thr grcl's.t .,tsh,lion. ltmPf'pirrd With
u.ttrul4r care, and b., I~rulaf p'ucsss 90 r.asi.
Jog. uur pHunl ~ thi' r'a'r, % b. l'sNrl' equal
tpl 10 d. Gan, Other.
uANpCllON IuTFEE.-Thnaui,lcroafe-
fiIl, rrrIar.d q our MIL. anil pct up be package
ha,i1- uur lrlHr marx. add ma, H. rJlisi uIoH 90
ihr bet and ursi approved miNturc oi darirliln
aul coffee.
TNElNNCUW. d, Prgl.,i D1si,',r' Rot
The suifif O. pr,tlr,I anil rU1.rd at uur Nill,
is tapifd h IlmiN Gu0s. gr1rrIl, iu cii, soi
rHuHtr,, srI l.,ur- urf trade maxi, "thgr-'HH
-.t44l4. ..Ffs, o. ms, o. triiJi uUun al thr GtN-
rtSr N1u,tr. The proportion need BE- nlu1t
u1r.haIf ihr yupif, Of u.Asr. The purr be- p
,,n.s r,f l.unI bHd % BE- ''nurrsI t1 D. che snmr
81. that which has l-rn su.i i0r - crHis ruuui
D., pnsr.sf..
Tie r.Ilr,l properties ct naris'rl ars we'll
Lrsgu, auI hrii in high '.tm'iiH1 o., 40 Who
u.r o.. The lslHg pI,TBDtru1 Of thr root, With
LOO ffs m,.tTIH'I ,u'Hfs retained, can D. miNri
gtfh rHT#r uf rHi, Hs st suIfs ihr Taste snI siIl
ir aur cheap tHI economical a. hm,I, ls,rr.
go. urr r.HrI al Which iriug Hr1f'I uIIal 90 tgu
rl.H A. eft coffee. liisufJsrutFI D., m,p, siu'urHt
rut..,ar., tl ir,arI.. ,liiju-l auI ag3i rg,snu.,
ps e uHffff.Hus lsTFIIgr, s1I at aTynUIy iHI b1s.
psrsB, Bui.u. l0,,frurs, s..
h. careful tp elective that ,'' Hur tFssa have uur
trade nltk ths4rHH FuHaiBg tHfT'
r. G-.rss aai N,risrf, HhrfL dfsrHr1i BE-
u1ls, enabling them Go 'rp..y t-s,r customers aI
co. ssus IHe rates.
20 CNSu PURCHASERS -Orrul J,,r lri1g
fH ssglr, br-r .,I.s at -ra'U prHh's, sr ufr. be-.
I.s.rurHfs Which ,lrrHt d. aHHrJri %, those vhr
IH hrsiHr.s HH ihr rr,t s,'i0Iu, cool g. ,rra.'ui-
h ia,ir ap examination Of ih. ,-1'iy n uut st.,h,
anil uur pr,r,, ,, compared With those OF aHl uih'
60 hHusr.
Hl,,.r. Au- 10. 1856
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Spring g. Summer Goods.

rTUE ..b.etiber. are constantly receiving addi-
| lion. 10 their Large Assormeat Of all k'nd
and varieties Of Goods usually Kept ~ eonniTy
stois. siL'L Ns shIhi
seuts Paris, Msyitth, 1850. 10
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Atlantic House for Sale.

n--l TiIE alpyr.utmsI ll1uss i.s.uGtrI
80, NJ ~urrU r,Ei.. ur ihr hus of lhs
Atlantic n -. invtrusr RAILROAD. and
--li-L-,. uur e thr u1st eligible sIiuUIHH-
ur q uulUr lluusr ip thr rHuuir,. lhr rI'stHi
rrarririur O.. obliged. on .r,nurt ul hrs health, fa
rIIrgui.i ht. lusiu,s.. and v.I Dispose ~ sald
~Huf 40 B llfsIIr-e ,.rststtHg ul ' barge tri ,pu-
nuIi.u. thfrr.siuu house With e dIHlug.u0m,
Kitchen srI large hll attached, together suh 'u.
llr ar,l .u.l,uIirgs, 40 in good urlrr. There BE-
r. constant irmaHi it ihr 'iahir 70, several h.u,s
20 IvSp.
Two asrr, ~ hul with che prsm.'r'.
Tho h.r.r De-. lssu rs.fiisI auI Furnished fais
.,asur. .ud will No. .uII with ar viilHHt ihr hir.
aifrrr. q J. WHITEHEAD.
~uath Paris, sept Is, 1850
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Indigestion, COStivenesS, Dyspepsia.
WEAKNESS AND GENERAL DEBILITY
All-gone Feeling AZ stomach.
Drowsiness, SUufness aud ACiiity of the stomach
more speedily aud mole ceIlaih, than any other
knoWn rtWedy.
&. ". Atwell, Decring Block, Market Square,
Po.thnd, General Agent Coz Maine.
Sold b, Andrews 4 Bates. Paris llill; Wm. A.
Ru.t, SoUth Paris; 4. Atwood Co, Buck6eI;
L. &. shaekIey ssd Rodolphu. louas, NOr~sy,
ssd ds.l-, in rsdi,irs everywhere.
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Artists Association.
prxR ARps.

plIE .ul.sril,rf. en- lbnuuno,as their appuini-
| mant a. MANAGE. n thr above As-ugiatiuu,
ID. I..............f nh.
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Wonderful Testimony of
HoBENsACK's MEDICINES.

John Hart. of Csuer',illc, Pcnn., passed large
quantities ol Worms ant was
Completely Restored TO Health.
4 child orr Brupsop. Of Moui, River, y. j.
afri Eve yrar,' illuess,
ENTIRELY RECLAIMED ms HEALTH
n, thcu,c OF Two Bottle. 1t my Worm sy'ur'
Mr.. IIsins., ct wilmngton. Del. alle, h, ,s,
wears. Suffering. .,inc that ,sli,f tom nv Nv Tx
PILLS, ~h,oh physicians ani medicines had en-
lircy faded O. aduU.
STATE or MAINE TESTIMONY.
J,l, n. 1854. Nc. wn. M,c,upcy, oi We,
W.t.t,,Its. u,,tss 'sSrni enc twu uT three dos
q, Morn Sytup. n b. buuuj to 90 he'". u D.
Get rate auiclc. ani has not jailed 60 give
Complete satisfaction"
Jan. a. IS65, be wrilrs, --"S,nl me thee do'.
mote Worn S,rur. Il i.ukihg suaic'inll here.
Nj ool, che surst rH see Of Wvuus are orfsi by
%. hut j. thbu1ht o. ~ e''st rN,'lrnl medicine
a., ,,tirt, 1T OTHER COMPLAINTS
W. have similaf irtto's ilum mote ihap % TOW u'
ir Naiur.
~. Atwru, prstu. niHrk, Mu,kct Square.
prltarI, Gsnstal Agent isr Nninf.
sod ~ Andf,vs \ Bate, fars llili Nm \.
Root. Souih pari.; =. Nvppi \ Co. BusAhgb'
4. 4. Sharklcy. and Rololphus Nuuag, Norway,
sai ~ drsicr, ~ ncdr,ins cvvNvhcrc.
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n thi. countr,. i,,I in.uicd 10 stating that Fine
Steel Eusn,iu.. Will D. placed lslurc thc Amo''-
olu ruliir which ~ lcauty II execution have h'ru
uu.utIlsssd, and 40 = pTiCc unparalleled either iu
the New of OH Mold
AUr D. cosmopolitan, and IN this view The A.
-. 10th IT Ameti,, add Eurupc ace tuund to-
l,thsr o. rtu,lutr spsgiusus wurtby ut The age.
The Eugrs,iug. vii o. i-.ucd mnothly. com
msnrins irUm the Fret ,i D,,eul-r 1855, anl cnd-
nr First Of yauuaD, 1854, viIh lhc
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PREMIUM ENGRAVING.

The purchaser. of T"elye EusuN,nss, one each
mDnth, price ht, ,cnls, will H. cnutrd t. receive
a. a premium, the great steel eusrayins,
Washington after crossing the Delaware.
Size 2iN 30. Executed in the fret style ofart,
nom the otisiaal dcsign, B., Z. %. Darlcy' an
American Art,st unsurpassed in illustrating the
History Of our Country. ,..-
Prr.un. desiring 10 act a. agents ior ob'ah''s
.ul.cf,lsr., b, applying 10 the undersisncd. 'nh
stating the locality ths, Nish To occupy, ~" o'
furnished circuhrs giving tecms, which afe "a
ceedingl, liberal.
All parcel, delivered nee u express, poet or
packing charges. ,,,
225 FULTON STREET, y. "
WhoIs.aIe Pfini Publishers, aud Manufacturers oi
Frame. and MOdld'ngs.
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NEW MAP or OXFORD COUNTY.
Map Of Oxford County

Tue undersigned proposes. provided 'uh,s,sut
} encouragement b. giSsn, 60 construct snd pub.
- I..-. - -Dr.lI.Ir
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Or. Marshall's Snuff

I. recommended b, iHr lssi phl...iHus throughout
ths ,.lrfr.. suI need with great .u,,'ss i"r thr
core uf boa, Ilhr tHd pu...uI" of uUH iHih' heal,
gI Iius.. aHI lriIir... 900 ihr h'l 4, nh.u.u- Hui
luffius .rr.ltrrn ,p ihs bead, su.ihrg OPP % 'hr
pY.r ,rI lr head, lIs,Hirg ~ no, HH-s, aHd li0Is
t,t. ul.r.,T.. p,i1 Doc tha luu,hrlI iuI hursh ils
.,,..,...Ii ,Ht hr4tsrhe, vafru s,r', sf.f 5000
AMI wrtA ewes. tr,lr,ss anil riu-u. .nuud 900 OBJ"
bead.
So above ALL. 6r ii.tofagsuts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-25
nNTnE ARRIVAL or THE snIP CITY or NEW YORK.

nNTuE ARRIVAL or THE SHIP CITY or NEW YORK.
" from Liverpool the passengers by the above named
sci presented the following testimonial TO DR. Beaney, the
re- n a BEANEr, Esq-Rcspecicd Strive the passengers
from Liverpool 10 New York, board the above named
grant Ship cannot leave the vessel without you
medical officer and private gentleman Your attention
the has been unrenng and skill and capaby Of
taking charge q an r.ss ssn. sh s Ne has sy
been under your care, as well ne the attention have
paid the ventilation and general sanitary condition the
ship thereby keeping her free q ON disease Allow
Won higher poet Than The you honor ably h board
Ire ship CITY Of New York
James McGregor Abraham furiong Thomas Townsend,
WTIam Harrison, William staples, William Dobbs Henry
Jones' George Davies Henry hed Michael Kelley John Big
Wo,a William MARI Wary Gould, Margaret Cullen, Wary
Ann Adds John Sullivan, MARI kirwan John Brooks Han.
rsb krwap James Fitzgerald, Mary Moses Joseph Bendsr
vsrth Elizabeth Magher, William kngsbury, Alice
ranes Richard Tggs Charles Baylie Terence Nc Adam
Thomas Boyan John Manifold William Nay Thomas ursey
Teresa Rooney Cathsrine Connolly Eliza Conne Margaret
Richmond Mary Hines, Bridget Kinds Mary Smyth Eliza
andrews Mary Lyons Margaret Heay Margaret kennedy
rsaheth ter Caharne Love Jane Shells Kate Sweenev
Nsrssdcn Mary Marsden Joseph Daily. Ann RYAN James
p"rkc lanes Bruce, John Hsrae Nc9louehln James
nidrway Bridget Fitzpatrick.
SUR CRY oT NEW yonK Aug N 1854
rkuirs Awp GrSTIENEN-Alow 10 return Won nv ain
core thants The very Kind which you have re-
The love have my profession the experience have NJ
a. military and emgrant together with the ,ep
fe,l oil those who placed under INV care b,s
secured 10 vow The hest attention which science and exee
rence could suggest Aud 20 part iand nor
hans forever assured that whatever part ~ your np
"a rontrv may be the of exerions Won will ctrv
,h yon nv hest wishes for your health 6epriness AMI
prosperity Believe me ladies and gentlemen yours very
faithfully, JAMES GEORGE BEANEy.
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- - -
DENTISTRY.

U,FETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN, nv MEANS
Il OF benumhrg application % the gums by ~. VIII
SON dentist, II BOND street This application T. perfectly
harmless IN Ne ELECTS simply arfrsing the circulation of
blood m tooth ~ BE- erattcd for shout half minute
during which 81 feeling Ia the parts suspended
rrFETfl- MOST RFAUTIFUL, ARE INSERTED FROM
Il iui set ~ The best uanncr, with without
tracing ihe roots. ~ III MADISON PRErEgRE dentist.
Teeth extracted without pan. Terms moderate i3j
Rfca,iwsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-25

GsOR tIVERFO0I. LII ti1ED STATES NAIL STEAM
Il Ar BALTIC. Caot }. J. Ccm-ock will depart with the
unuec states malls for Europe positively saturday, Aug
3d. O'Clock b. from her hs foot OF street
Eoce1he steamers OF this ae tight compar
ments and N sro danger from viii the 3anke
North q ~ desrees until alter th- list OF August
For freight or passage having uoequscd accommodation
Tor elegance and comfort apply 70
ED"ARD k ColAINB SIS W an street
Passenger are requested be beard at n O'Clock A. NJ
AZ letters must psss through the post 0oe; others
Will be returned
The seamshp Ericsson VII the Baltic and sail
Saturday sept Is
Notice The rate OF freight from Liverpool Rev York
reduced TO fow pouncs per toE measurement until further
notice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-25

LNAMEIIED COTTAGE FURNTTUgH AN
" wen made suits SOS FIRST class marble top sus eleve
pieces, for f5, NJ the mandatory, 6a Broadway bco
Bieecker street Goods carefully packed the city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-25

DRIyATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. WATSON Has
for q series OF confined his attention 70
certain class in which he has treated than
twenty thousand without instance Of failure Tha
remedies mild and there IL interruption business on
change OF diet DR. Watson Is In constant attendance from
the morning until a night his consulting rooms
residence. SO Walker street few doors Of Roadway
WILLIAM WATSON N. D..
Formerly surgeon 10 the Lock Hospital.
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EUR SAYlo

ICoR sALE-A PORTER AND DRIsKlkG HOUSE
III and fixtures complete Irque at The corner
OF Columbia and StaI ton streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-25

D nAn-FoR SALE, A FARM OF l32 ACRES,
D .UUU in Bucks county, Pennsylvania, with fine i'm.
Spients neAr railroad and unincumbered will be ex-
: ed for New York Brooklyn property. Also, 1000
OF lnnd ia Cuon county, Pennsylvania for exchange.
10 lsaa One or two furnished houses wanted In New
Apply 10 STUDDIFORD RECORD, No Pine ST.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-25

MO CHARGE UNLESS CuRED.-DR. COBBETr 10
IN Duane street. may consulted privately diseases.
1s treatment similar that Of RECORD Of Paris and all
eases underwater treated With the greatest candor BIN
ths ACC Of cmprcsm Dr. g. would call special attention
hs IA 3oma the New York University with the signatures
III prs Not, Pattison, Sc, attached.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-25

rs MADAME MAR REMAINS BUI a SHORT TIME
"A those wishing consult her viii do wen 20 call soon
has study connected with phrenoogy which enables her
tell character and whether r describe
youf wife husband tell your present circumstances
and whether you will be wealthy " not married will tel
Won when and whom Won will marry and ssonishes all who
visit her. lO1 West Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-25

ru,snancs ~ heal asD :, ,s rS, roH
buckingham county rendered the 10th day of September
1885, in suit In Chancery fl which Frederick Wssmann
plaintiff and the Buckingham Gold Company
defendants shall offer for sale at buckingham Court House
ber 1856 fair II the fair day. tract land
tanning 292 which Is the gold mine commonly known
the buckingham together with the machinery and fx
lures The terms Of the sale win be credit OF T. IS and
months except for the Of the SALE which will
required In cash. The purchaser to give bonds with good
personal security and the tie 10 be retained unit. the purchase
money IL paid. Signed W. w. FORBES,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-25

UroR NORFOLK AND PETERsBuRg.-rHE UNITED
states mail steamship ROANOKE, Capt Thomas skinner,
will for the above places Wednesday 9Th instant
al O'Clock r. NJ from pier Is North river che will
Al Norfolk the next afternoon and Petersburg the follow ing
morning Passengers for the South win proceed directly
Savannah &C Those for Richmond will arrived at ID IL
destination early Friday morning Travellers win find hts
cheapest peasanest and most expeditions route Pass
and fare with staeroom TO Norfolk 81 Petersburg aud
Richmond, go Apply 10 LuDLAM PfEAsANTs No. y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-25

DICORDS pHACTTCE.-DR. c. N. HAMMOND A PUPIL
II Of Rccr o. Paris Drs Carnochsn and Mott, Of this city
aud the only regular whose credentials
and beyond question the practice Of this spe
ciaty All Diseases Of The geno urinary system matter
70 the constitution, ut his 56 Broadway opposite the
St. Nicholas Treatment also BY letter. Consultations In
Francais L. u. HAMMOND, NJ d.
CURE CuRE.-DR. WARDS UNFORTUNATE FRI End
- the most certain in the world for certain diseases
used before al other remedies fer those diseases war
raned without mercury and requires no dieting TOT me cure
II well known he only remedy that clears the disease
for tbe blood and secondary attacks In an
Inc wo cases other than this. You win and
ths ont Nv try other remedies Slight
cured day nr Ward himself has bad more ex
percuce ard than any other In New York
perfect cure warranted. Unfornnaie's Friend o. once
No Canal street, corner Of I'roatwsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-25

U,OR SAVANNAH AND FLoRIDA.-UNITED STATES
N Mail nc-The steamer KNOXVILLE, Capt G. ID. Lud.
low will leave Wednesday, August "a from pier No.
North river at O'Clock, r. NJ Bis Of adr signed on
board For freight passage apply 10 r. t. MrTCHfI rs
broadway. Through tickets New York Jacksonville
&sl 10 paka 80. Steamers for Florida connect al Sa
Satprdaya
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-25

ITO sHIPr OWNERS. -CoAL-THE CHfRroUf IN.
proyement Company are now prepared 20 receive pro
posas for the purchase Of coal In quantity their
In the Chrqu Lagoon. The coal VIII be kept constantly
hand and will be sold o. several dollars per ton less than
be delivered for at Jamaica Aepnwa Juan de
Ncarsgua The quality Of the coal s superior for pur
30 that Of the best Liverpool and the depot ,equs
iant the Caribbean Sea from san Juan and Aspn VAL
The harbor OF ocas del Toro OF the finest the world
easily accessible for Of the largest drought
Minute charts Of this harbor made by order OF the English
Admiralty be examined M the c0mpanys Office where
be specu Of the coal with the analysis
Prot. Chiffon. by order of the Board OF Directors
WM. RUSSELL FOSTER, Treasurer.
Once ~ the Chriaui improvement Company No. 10 Wall
street, New York. Aug ~. 1876
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-25

U,oR HAVANA AND MoBILE.-TUE UNITED STATES
in mail steamship QUAKER CITY, IL. w. Shufeldt, com.
mander will sail for above ports Monday. Sept
pier =. North river a. u osocs noon precisely win com
steamer bills ading procured on board and
once OF agents No other form sgned bills lading
signed on board For freight passage, apply 70 SMITH
PATRICK 81 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-25

A UsTRALIA INDEPENDENT LINE-THE SPLENDID
"A clipper ship OCEAN sTEED Will have immediate
despatch Melbourne her third voyage. Thl beautiful
accommodations for first and second class
sengrrs OF which only limited number can be taken For
Essi river, or 10 6ooDEvE ARKKiL Ei.LIof, sPearl
sfrf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-25

! sALE-loe YARDS OF ROYAL WILTON CAR
citing. very elegant pattern with two splendid rugs TO
1.-The ion and iieress.
! Of mahogany chairs.
3aui.gu set OF china, forty four pieces.
SET of marble ornaments
Set OF stair rods, nineteen in number.
set OF coraices aud curtains.
all cabinet OF shells.
rds OF English oilcloth
above articles will be sold ~ racri6ce for cash. APP
IS G.eeue street from to- Il. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-25

T'0R MTERPOoL DlKEcr-rHE STEAMSHIP ErNA.
IL $3.50 tons burthen, w. Miller, Commander. This new
fl will sail from the british North
American Royal Mail steam Packet Company dock at Ter
City, Friday. the 18th Passage for first
class passengers only for whom there excellent accommo
without wines liquors. which obtained on board
Freidbt taken al reasonable rates Apply to
II. CUNARD No C0wlinc Green
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-30
Presiden, State Central Comu
CONDITION OF WALKERS ARMY.

The New Orleans Deutche Zeitung publishes the
following passages from the letter Of an intelligent
German in Walkers army, which We publish for the
benef, of enthusiastic young gentlemen out Of cccu.
patton and In search Of glory:
"VIR0IN BAY, Dec. |, 1856. .
"Wi,hin the last thirty day- our army has lost 4C0
men by death in the hoe pta. loo have been shot, ~
have deserted, and over 800 now on the sick list
We have lttle medicine, but poor phy.clats are
plenty. We can muster, all told, but 800 men fit for
services. The eneIny number at least o,00o men,
among whom are many we'll drilled Europeans-En2
l,.hmen, Germans, and Ffenohmeu. From this you
may Judge what are our hnpes aud anticlpauous.-
Such Of US a. are carried ID by disease have the
pleasant prospect ahead Of beiu, shot down by the
enemy.
compelled 10 retreat with the loss Of many men,
Walker ISSUED an order To- burn down Grsnada, aDd
10 retire TO Virgin ~, the Trins: route. 10 ac-
conpish our removal, the two steamers would have
had to return fou, times. Walker lei on the nrst
trip and 8. my company Is attached 10 MS oooy
guard, II was my good fJrtuas 10 leave with him
Those vino were left behind Immediately commenced
hrny the city, and breuhn into the hou-es IN stafch
Il booty, wh-fe they found stores nf tn. best bran
dy, and of course all hands got drunk. For two
whole days Hennlngsem found Il impossible 10 get q
single man to work, TO bring ammunition or The
conreGs Of the arsenal 20 the boats. The enemy was
of course informed Ui nil this, ana soon attacked the
town with 2, 900 meu, seized the docks, and shut in
come 200 of our men. A guard Of 80 civilians, who
had been placed in small fortress near the docks 10
protect the boats, shot, but one mau escaping,
VINO swan over TWO miles to tho steamers. For the
last ten DAYS Wa have heard nothing Of any vf the
men shut up in the city. The majority Of them have
probably ere this .uccumbed.
Thus our number has been reduced to lS0 able
bodied men. Including civilians. Our only hope lies
in early and large accession OF recruts-otherwse
We are totally lost"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-30
THE POPCLAR VOTE.

The Peun,ylranian, in commenting upon the Jour
nal of Commerccs table OF the popular vote for the
Presidency, says:
First of ALL then, the fact is apparent that Buch
ansp and Breckiuridgs have received much larger
pooui.- vote than any Presidential candidates ever
before voted for by the American people. and 'his'
too with three sets OF candidates IN the hec, each
with preteD.ions 70 succers.
"Anober important feature OF the result consists in
the fact that in reality, Mr. Buchanan is majority
candidate ut least in this sense hs has carried by
cl.ar majority vote majority of the electors Of the
Republic the fourteen Suuthern States, PennsyvanIa
and Indiana in which his vote exceeds the united
vote of the opposition, having l52 electoral votes, or
three more than necessary TO elect President.
and it is not improbable that fuller returns will add
California to the list. This result shows that no mat
ter how completely those who voted for Fillmore and
Fremont had fused or united Mr. Buchauan would
still have been elected and il ali those who sustained
him continue to sustain our party, the combination
of the opposition in future campaigns, would DO uu'
availiug TO secure their success.
"rhe total majority against Fremon. IN the whole
country IL 1903 20S and those ultra Frsinoners VINO
talked 60 fippautly at some periods Of 10. campaign
of Sighting the issue to the "bitter end may i1rin
from this idea Of the nature OF tne con'est 'aey
seemed anxious to invoke. r.
"If Film ore s regarded as the rePIeSsntaHse Vi
Know -Nothinsism, and Buchanan ana pretnont %
both asainst Il, W. find the following result: @ tor
Know Nothingism s2s 6nD votes; against II, 1922.
vots,-na;,riry against Know Nothirg!sn -,3o' ,lsp
yoiss This is, however II must oe confessed, hot
ts;r ,a.t aa fremont received North American g.
wsu o. Black Republican nomination, and many o!
hi. supporters fully endorse the principles OF lhe
Eoowi S So,hiny party, and some Know.Nothings olt
~ onnosed 10 Black Republlceni.m also voted iof
,bs Democratic candidates. regardless OF tneir on-
souivocal position upon the Know Nothing issue.-
~ on the other hand, some supported Fillmore as
q Whip candidate while they disapproved OF Know
Nohugism.