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New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
BUcHANANS TESTIMONY FOR FRE-
MONT.
n, %. rS;,o, Of The N. Y. Tribune.

To me Editor Of The n. Y Tribune
Sir: have waited several days since the publca-
lion of Mr. Buchanan testimonyin regard to Fremont,
with the expectation that one important point would
have called forth the comment Of some of our Free
Press. To my surprise, however, this point has at
tracted no attention. at all events no remark, and
can no longer delay calling your notice to it.
III is this: Mr.. Buchanan distinctly says:
al CANNOT DECIDE THE DISPUTE BETWEEN COL
Fremont AND GIN. kEARNEY."
Let il be remembered that this dispute" occurred
in 1886 while James Buchanan Secretary OF state
Premier of the Ad,ninistrat'oa, whose orders were
part Of the subject disputed by Fremont and Kearney;
that in lS48 Fremont by tried urt-Martial, and
this dispute decided against him-Buch0nda stW
being Secretary Of State-and that after all, in 1882
James Buchanan having had six years to consider the
nnttei s still entirely unable to decide whether Ere
mont was correct or keaney, and the thirteen mill
tary dientaries who tried the case.
The whole question one of construction of Gov
eminent orders Fremont had SIR hours to decide;
and in SIX YEARS difficult and complicated is the
question Buchanan cannot make up his mat that he
was wrong!
Yet this is one of the staples of Buchaneer abuse
that Fremont made mistake in this matter, and was
cashiered therefor.
viii not the American people the free, the generous
the impulsve-ycs even the cautlOus-wlll not they
conclude that it, under the spur of haste and necessity
the noble Conqueror of California flor so Buchanan
testimony not to be looked upon as mpugning in the
slightest degree his prudence, judgment or wisdoml
Such at least, is the fixed conviction OF your humble
se,vant FAIR PLAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
EASTERN PENNSYLVANIA.
ce Of The n. Y. Tribune.

rcrrespondeDce Of The n. y. Tribune
ALLENTOWN, Pa, Sept. y, lcJo'
Cur Mass Meeting Yesterday good indica-
Eon of the progress of our work in Eastern fehi-
sylvanis. ..;o,.
Jtwss glorious day and as the long processlohS
noured into town from the different parts oi tne
.orntv the whole air seemed filed with enthusl'
.sm. The arrival of our Distinguished 'peahe'',
BrRIlSGAME. WLMoT and ELDER, precindhg al
chance of disappointment added to the {eneral Joy
and the crowds rushed TO the court-iiouse la"h'
and formed beyond denial, the largest political
Gathering ever assembled in Lehigh County.
The Hon. HENRY KING, who long ago retired
from public political life, after distinguished CD
reer. came forth, like so many others OF the great
and good, in this imminent crisis, and added the
weight of his name and influence 10 the Republican
cause He was chosen President of the meeting by
tbe unanimous acclamatiOns of the multitude.
I will not try to describe the unbOunded ap-
plause which was poured out upon Mr. Burlin-
game ard Judge WilmOt nor the happy effect OF
their eloquence upon many nominal opponents
The result in November will show it.
In the evening the street in front of the club-room
ysas packed with cage, listeners, and for two hours
and half they drank in from the lips OF Dr. E.der
mingled logic, Wit and ciOquence' Iou hho" III
VIM. Elder, the true-hearted son of Pennsylvania
Born and bred upon our mountains, he intimately
understands not only the interests OF our state but
also the hearts of our people. No man can reach
them more readily, or move them more efectYey
The public will never know how much ne has
accomplished by quiet, unreported, se!f-sacrihclns
labors for Freedom.
We feel confident that the voice of Lehigh
County in November will be for maintaining the
doctrine Of Franklin and Duane, for reaffrming the
principle declared by the Democratic State Con-
yeution at Pittsburgh in 1S49, THAT Slavery is
domestic local institution Of the South; that IT.
ga violation OF State Rights to carry 1t beyond
State limits"
On the I4th of July the first public plea was
made in our County for the Republican platform
and Fremont At that time politicians SAID that the
aggregate vote against him in the County would be
9o0O, But as the Fillmore men in mass soon ranged
Themselves under our banner, led by the Lecha
Patriot, the Pro-Slayery .fuglemen regulated the
dsnlate of their calculations and set the index at
! oop In one week more it veered to 500. and
nov. i vibrstes between 400 and 200; in October IT
vsu popt to 0 Zero, and in NOyember-we will
a. labor and rat TILL then.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
POLITICAL AND OTHER MATTERS on
CAPE COP.
correspondence Of The y. Y. Tribune

Correspondence of The y Y Tribune.
DENSIs, Mass, Saturday Sept. 20, 1856.
To-day Tor the first time in the history of the town,
a campaign pole was raised, and the Fremont flag
floats over the green. The main staff was the mast of
noble ship purchased in Provincetown. and brought
here for s last and best service on the stormy sea of
politics.
At Sandwich, twenty miles distant similar inauou
ration of a beautiful banner was had this afternoon
when Mr. Day of Barnstsbe made an excellent suc,ch
The population of the Cape have staid practical
character and move slowly. Besides many of the men
Are masters of vessels ard small portion of their
time is spent on land they feel but little interest in Do
htical affairs But the Buchanan party is silent AS
death along these shores-nO enthusiasm-Scarcely
symptom Of life. Fremont will carry the Cape.
The season in this region has been very dry and the
cranberry crop is consider ably below the usual yield.
The romantic little sheet Of water called Scargo Lake
on whose margin is situated the water cure establish
mcnt of Dr. Nye-a most Quic, and heaihiu retreat
is bordercd with yards some of which VIII give a
full harvest Of fine berries. Near II, IN humoe
cottage lives SEP Itmus, your former correspondent
recently from England. and the pastor OF Wesleyan
CLurch-one of the seven only Of that denomination
in the State. He deserve, wider field OF labor, ana
better pay for his wok.
From these clear cool waters | have jus; taken a
few perch noble in size and appearance, for eXamna-
,iOn by Professor Agassn and Capt Atwood oi froN'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
THE PyBLfC HEALTH.
OF HEALTH.

The Commissioner of heath met yesterday sfer-
noon at the City Hall pursuest to sdjournmeot. os<
transacted the following business:
Bns Samuel C. Aasm. rf"m Css.-scs. bsviak bon do
esiE ,nce TIE 9th ms dssr- permission ~ come Up 70
ihe city keirrrrd 20 the Health o4ce-
biis Nancy Ann, from Cue Island wsh ard noAsss~
baNf dschaTzd wants proceed 10 rae citv Eeed to
the Health Ottccr. With po~rr
Bark Hanson. Gregory srnved the 9Th inst, bax -
repr desrss 10 come up Ia the city Health
Bs Acsn svcd sept, II Cieufues,, with -xs.r xaA
Has been discharged and ceArs.d Msnt. :, CONS
up ~ the city. Referred 10 the Health Ofscer.
Brg Col PsnninSn arrived the 18th iu. from rrnl.k
d, Cuba " shes 20 procerd 10 she Denied
I C0scOt fCii0r Fcrcr from cr-HareH.-Dr. Rock
", rruortrd ha BE- bad visited Bellevue ffosp rh,
has OW and who came from New Haven. The
pcaIp sud bad ben employ ed in repairing
coming 'hc West Indies snd probably II have b-u
am vessel Sf rUdc out her The Doctor ssid
l IAN bad ben the Marine Hospital and With the
.xseuou of this case, he Rad yellow city
. ,v many he farther said that hr
,..ou would he guaranty tha' the city
danger the tridruic yet IN his opniou the .me Tor
had ssTivrd-that tie Board ought still
b. s.-c 80 that injection b. allowed 20 90 the city
DR.. Miller. Health Commissioners, eoncurrd with
p Rokve lie thought the Board ought still 20 be care
IN, m 20 allow infected ve,seisto come ~ the city that test
v xttd IN the pvt oin show that ihc infection OF yei
low fever would ard spread even IN low tempfsture
M hs, ~ made It, appearance would not answer
.,rti,ilv 20 rrlsS Of The quarantine discipline.
President Barker said that he was disposed to be
..i reid in the vessels from sictN oTts. snd especs
~ @ 10 those which have bad frver on eosrd during tAe
,b.f III. history Of yellow TAI tei. port
c-rcd ruvcd would prevail and sple~i mere 10 tbv
u,b. a. september ,ud October much ~ IN Jaly and Aus
81 Uc sid he sl.d that the Board 50 vel Agreed -
To fhe 20 b. Tuf-uec
On motion, ad'OufutG Ia SOth tns'-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30

incetowp the ichthyoIogists, who are shout expert
mep.ing at Sandwich on the artificial psePogaon Of
sh They take for this purpose the sen tro~ Of the
streams which enter the along the shes Of the
Cape
fbe popularity of the perch ia this: Just beneath
the surface of the flesh when the skin il removed, e
small parcles Of gravel Of dark color, which, when
rubbed become white az quartz crystal The question
is. how came the gravel there7 The fsh cannot be
used on the table while the pckere in the pond are
thus injured. The Shivencks Of this town have
a magnificent ship Of 200 tuns burden on the stocks.
10 be launched this Fan. The vase and msckerel
fshings from this port have been excellent. II.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30

To refute Mr.. Buchanans testimony III ia'o' u
Col. Fremont II Uash..gtOH CRioH says
1t i evident that Mr.. Buchanan, N lof- laporea
under the ,ame mi.appehenson as to the conquest of
California which prevailed throughout the country:
This is making Mr.. Buchanan sad blockhead for
he wa. the secretary Of State who gave Col. Fremont
hi, instructions. superntenled the execution Of them
and could not have been the victim Of misrepresentation
- tho r,a,er without proving hmsol unfit for his post
much more for a higher one. Does Tie Crion per-
ce:ye the force Of IL own logo!
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
FIRES.
EIrE Is PKINCE sTREFT.


About IL o'clock yesterday morning, fire broke
out in the basement of the house No. Prince street
occasioued by lighted candle coming in contact with
some bed-cothes. The flames were extnsuished be-
fore the iremen arrived.
FIRE IN AyESUR O..
About O'Clock yesterday afternoon fire occurred
in the building No. Avenue {, occupied by {. I.
Morich as a smoke-house Damage about 80 The
IRE originated among some shavings n the cellar.
FALSE ALARM.
The alarm at ! O'Clock last night in the First Di'-
trct occasoned b. sparks being blown from lif-
mace which in by timers on the rO'' Vi
church in Twenty-seversh street, near Sixth a'eHe'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
FORT HAMILTON RELIEF sOCIETYs REPORT

FOR THk LAST YORTiEPiBT BotFo.
DIR. Retbe states Margaret eGder 10 have died &C
cocs this morning tbe house Of Mr. Chandler hits
III th.rs PTviou.ly portec dor vel AID o0i d dsn 80.
ep'ug Tho.. Mcdonnell and ~ ALk.
NV CAsEs-Nrs. Tuly and G. iGariue COye.
30 urR cases in Military Hosp tal.
FRAN(,I T.. BERIER. Secretary.
Port EonTto1 Sept. -. l8f S-gi o'clock ..
take great pleasure ID acknowledging the reseipi
10 Asir 10 b. "i.ppropriated a. Hght e en- ~.
"fov afd the relief Of the sufferers By yei1o" tNe' oe' w
"supsrNisior." ,.-..~,.., the
H. lecordsrce with TIE discretion given ne have s.ps'
amount INTO the hanis Treasurer Of the isi
i. there peT Pei.cij nee. t4c obec % 'f faypyK
dcoot. fRaN|ia e-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30

it is true) that Gov. Geary has arrested eiph. men
Of the Kickapoo Rangers for the murder of Butfum.
Pro-Slavery men have peeled and robbed the
Free-Stste settlers TO such a degree that much
suffering will ensns. Houses have been burned
stores and houses robbed. and crops DESTROYED. In
some cases our party has retalia,ed in all these
vsys. Still the Ffee-State men are the chief
sufferers.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30

We published some days since an appeal for pro-
lection 10 Gov. Geary by some of the unfortunate
persons driven from Leavenworth. The following
ia the Governors rather noa-commttal reply:
E1rcrINE DEP,RTAEsT, LEcoSTros, X t.
September 10, 1886.
Cg,1LEwES: Your communication OF oh iBst,nt
dated 81 Louis has just been received and arfuly
noted. You state that you were peacesble law
abiding citizens, quietly prosecuting your lawful bus
rsss ip I,eavenworh Guy up to the % instant when
xon were forcibly driven from your homes. You de-
IRE protecon to your property aud the privilege Of
mn inc have already taken measures to ascertan
the truth in the premises and will take such action
,.;r, vour CAGES az circumstances NAV seem 10 re-
quire. NT,i rTTi Nv G@v.,ro- ~, e. r..:..
Iohr Randall ". Ha,r }. A Dawes. VIM Eus e.ui,ua
Nd r Il .rsnsna.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-07-16

turn To the PrcSs-its tcemimy Sheets survcv
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A. HOUK
Receiving, Forwarding and Commission
peeatur, Alabama,
SCOTT'S LITTLE GIANT
CORN AND COBB MILL.

Ff,HERF are features com ected with this ns worthy
j consideration and close examination the part
those wishing 10 purchase Feed Mil.
Is mechanical construction and adaptation TO The pur
poses defined crush and grind It's great
pacity while doing immense work with extraordinary
ease, its durability is amply provided for. The complete
greater convenience for plantation and farm mpOss
bic. II requires mechanical aid bill Of expense
It Up farm hand servant put up and set
running in half hours time. The convenience with which
the sweep may be applied horzontsl-as is most
usualor head and the mill may be easily attached
where water is used. The power take requiring
and two horses The quantity and quality Of product
10 TO 30 bushels good feed hour according to the
cheapest MILL all things considered, here before the pub
lie.
Another thing connected with the Little GIANT as pa
and worthy Of is the ct that there has been
Patent Right Specializing hucksteng about the country,
is with the thousand bungng make-shih imple
that got trade-merely 10 get money by
selling or psmng OF the patent right the creduous
then the machine be abandoned by all parties hum
bug the other hand the Patenee and Popreors OF the
Little Giant Mills bieyirg that Ihey can-and determined
that they will supply the Agriculturas and Stock rasers
Of with superior MIL permanently en-
gagged In the business and have hundred thousand
dollars invested in the manufacture Of these mills in tie
East West and south, Of these establishments ploy
ing 60 solely in this business. So highly these
mills appreciated that four thousand have Leen sold within
the past eighteen months and the heaviest and the uos
ext nsiYe Manufacturers Of Agricultural impemen in the
United States have eagerly sought interest in their manu-
iActurt ana sale.
No implement has been more thoroughly tested
Of the kind has received and high testimonials
from Mechanics Institutes ard Agricultural Associations
and none by reason Of antia practical utility and
merit have fairly ground their into every days
and popular favor than scos Little Giant Coz and
Cobb Mil. Orders promptly filed.
Liberal discount TO dealers. -
octt-n No. 40 Market ST., Nashville, Tenn.
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500 REWARD!

EFT ry pseuisen eve es tsum fort nrovfss, BAFbenr
II eoaaiy, Aia % The - alii1o. Negro A4n namsd
GEOKGE. Sad stAFs = sheut twenty-five year, eli.
seY p&nts, sck eoat end u gas. he s uitk nsan
sss Mos aeozt slehs ysArs ed hsaxy AsbtA ana
hsd hearty Spanish tAt4e shaE4e-til tsi1la,
w1th larEe rskt. ee
ihass hsisye that aAd sEse tsenysd 81 -
uhlle Ahcut sy year 81, hsyiRE and Frsy
lfaa ed sas sgrs hse ha@p hsai3efsd wssks eAeat
10 aHaa i aAoas eve 1rt iRcAes heh. fA1 uhtis
nAy hsse his siss siiA him-
at give - ~ ~ 9snssFg q he Hegra an6 Auls ant
Ni1 siso Avs 49, ~ rs spprsheaaoa q he H1ise
Ssh Fufclsnf sss1zAse g co1gies Inn
~ fhn Asgss ass Aats lsss pass e y eas vriss
knssN Kkkks q. H0hGze.
EoIf Brewster. HsfhsaF cegstEs "A.
tssis-sl--ssuzasn 1864 k.'sAlss "a
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sioT4sseH7
LIABILITIES.
Unssisls1 cialms sDr LOssss ana not eas.

TIE Esnz inszFAnce company Prssens re pafrons
rery sstet ccndiio1, Of large inefzsr IN Cash Az
sets e. thr nFteg security q their pocsss car iayes.
teae placed ~ The ninDn mArkrt vasae
Tine q 4--esEioa Ia ne saBdsrd % Tho
~ ELS Prise rfv Al payng ssoeks eocd Tala BE
ard cean inNr4tneas, fisassf uoderkts fnerst gnd
enms. TIE anard basis shch re Assres have besa
Cemp4ny esEs ni,entaa tie tfFcag AT srserity i -
rixss Ten histd syssm e Arrneies ikreEEh ils
hasiuF ts e PrrsensiEg united pAstsax 81
aeFteResf usrrtiess uAieh hss worried, g. fhirsy-
ycsrE the hspt FeEaits s1eekhaiess sne claim
~ essrsand enstk Is 70 eaisr tAs It's ia
greater prestige f1F taBe asefs thAn has yrk
rsnrhed b. . rraig Aofieaai fnes4ncs CrFF1fsf4en.
EB~ an hnsnsss asrndsd Via Srepatek Ard hlfiiy.
b side q Ne b1As4 Jo6kRa NA1d. AEenk
fAn44~4n h4dssN
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A. c. &. A. B. BEECH,
DEALERS ~
STAPIE AND FANGx DRY GOODS

40 College street.
lave opsnsd VeFy iangt sssck q "a kinds e DRESS
III GOODS salaele y ts Pal and Hinlsr Trace. e The
Assest etyies -
Ate ict q s the ueuest dssiFna 81 CL0Ahs
and MANFLtS in and ready iof eKh0ilian- We
rAy nsiss y0a % ook A. oar snck - ci'Aks esioFe
buytna.
Ns have 10 store very large sfock ~ al kinds 81 CAR
fkfn 0f us psttsFua, and nAfter lese 70 seA
ihsm 4 ehssp Ang ether Hsase ths SIDE Of he
iAias es eess AA kints u CURTAIN pAtiAkkz and
LkC6 CURTAINS.
II alaten = Ne sbgFe, have larRs stsck 81 81
kinas = DAY Go0ps. ssiiahis A. ths F4A ans winieF
Irs9e A. 9. a A. h. nAEch,
Nsee ~ - osiispr - a&aehE1Aa. Isns.
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nATEs OBJ ADvEmTISING.

Newspaper prOprietors generally and especially Of this
ty under the uSages and regulations heretofore prevailing
called perform labor without
Hon, than Eny other class Of community The gratuou
publication Of charity and relgious advertisement
unicatons tributes o. respect obituaries 4c &c which
only be inserted At heavy the proprietor
upon them burden onorous that they feel called
upOn In selfdefence check the abuse by making
publications charge 70 extent ~ least upon the par
ties immediately interested In this they but fol-
living the example OF hr press Ia other ctes mpeed by
Of its intrinsic propriety, and imperative duty
Themselves The subscribers have therefore, united togeh.
In mutual areemspt upon the 10 lowing fpeohed
the publication Of thsse well every sort Of regular
business advertising.
Yer each square OF ~ lines less Of BREWER 10 lines
% nOnpare for the lst insertion. ......... 90
SereSch additional insertion, per square ........ 90
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LADIES HEELED CATERS
nUnALPUHIICATIoNS =

DURAB PUBLICATIONS -1hs Country GEN.
II trman the Culisator, aud IN nutrated Annual
Register Of hera Anairs Published at Albany, n. Y, By
LUthER TUCKER A S0N.
The Country Gentirman beautifully Illustrated weekly
q 10 pages quartz Sh special depa tnens for Tbs faru
The ERASER The Dairy The ffut Garden and Orchard The
Fotist he kchen Gadsn The Poultry Yard The House
Wi 1hr "a rsde a. TINS is. whoet qusrtoa, the best
Agrru urai paper the United States "-H Joha
worth, n O., Of Illinois, Priot e. year.
The NuuvAtF, moothy, 81 octayaw vel known fer
tsrnty ycars the best mOnhy Agreaiurs Journal IN
This uouatTy. frlcs o. esnts per year.
rbs lsslaei Annual REGISTER Of Resai kGarA TIE
Nos Or ls3 and $50 eonsin os than 3oo enguA-
VINES Of buildings animas trees ia q, 4c Ae frce IS
csnts each, scot postpaid b. mall
rsee work bar attractions 90 b found IN similar
publications. The pghasn vii iend specnsns Of h
papsrs % al sho goad ike 90 examine them. fcbl
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PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTURED

IHTARRANrED 10 stand 10 pet eent more Ore -
w thea any ierrings eafes On uss and sold a. De 81
the same pgices- Aao, ron Shutts r., Slasls n M
stores. AIS, Patent slate f.tnrd Hes rig.
orators. al saFrantrd Fecod aud cheap any hs
Phasis ,ha "a. HAT = Pasnt Powder Pscof Lscks and
al The &c ebrated loeks hFnlshed when Fsqalre w. @
LLAD HathorHpd % rscieFs 0fderu and make sales Of
ghs Above. myc-ly
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NASHVILLE, sMITHLAND AND PADUCAH
n
REGULAR LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI q NASH.
VILE PACKET
REGULAR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS
PACKN

ffNHE new steamer HUMBOLDT CSn
1900 toas buFthen, Capt. WM FzEI-rqF7sal
sTRoSG, John D. Taylor, Clerk. saakzE-s1s1s stEzEs
This steamer Is finished Cincinnati and read g.
take her place in the trade
The Humboldt entirely boat OF the hrst and
built expressly for the Nashville aud New trade
her light dauEhi drawing only &c inches waer will enable
her 10 Sith load shen others can only come light
We solicit Tor her a shere Of pub &c patronage.
JOHNSON, HORNE A co I -.
Oct22-6m JOHNSON, WEAVER A @ e Nte"'s
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MANUFACIUREEs avn MfLLERs.

tATE general Agents or ths Il an Cotion and
" Woosa isofes msnaiactuFsd IN ne stats o. Tsnne
&c, and haze Appropriated iaFFs ana coHna1o1a
soey or thstr salr sad srsFs We have pFfa-
I'D sneher ioF ne aaa asosagr q 7LUR sons.
An1 soaid respectfully cal ~ attention q bolh haaa-
a. ~rsFs and Aiisss ta sAifarr4nEsa snt
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on he isih Of ianuary VII th- highest a
" ttsder, ny Tract 81 Lard, cant4ning about
60 Acrs arFe cearcd he oaAsaee 10 tHber. ~ ~
s fors foft Royal the waters % suhnr fork II R39
River l. Neii adapted t ne rresth Nkea Corn ana
FQbacro. Sh nrfnftshs uproFsnsntss e. seeded
IN Wheat canEeHirnt 20 Fosd mi q Which
aeiarirg nils NJ uatss u he'd River. 70 niles fon
caFkssir Ia rood neisiborhood conseaient schools
and ehuTchvs JKass-Onr-trd "a h. tAs bai,nes IN
and tuo years. uh iaeFs Possession Fysn b ne la 81
Ersraagy For asheF particulars. call en J. Darden, q
NtshFlie ne. he frrrses
sseis-'sssia 80 aassss eFO MccAULEY.
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ECONOMY AND COMFORT.
DR.. C. ". CROZIER's
Camphor Wash Mixture,

Patented July II, 1854, and which received the
Premium at the Nashville Fair in October
last. Warranted 70 contain nothing in
the least injurious to Clothes; also
Great Pain Killer.
fVNHE undersigned, having repeatedly been solicited 20
make consgnmens 81 the Patent CamphoT " ash Mix
ure, has concluded 70 sell county rights In this
State will In future have the Improved Camphor Wash
Mixture put aud distributed throughout this state tex
cept in the counties where the rights have been disposed
and IN the State Of Alabama And that be may be enabled
ehectuay maze this arrangement, he poses
divide the patent for Tennessee and Alabama into 90
shares fourth 10 be retained and the renal SrT50
shares-El be offered for sale. person RENTING
wears from July H. 1854 and viii be at the in
vesng also Eve dollars TO be used In the purchase Of the
ingredients advertising and the necessary expenditure OF
tie 20 prepare and distribute the Mixture for sale.
Consgnmens will be made 20 Shareholders twho may
quest IT, and TO other persons 70 the Of their
remittance And they viii be allowed commission OF SO
per cent their sales, and also their proportion Of the
prohts AZ large.
proats RENTED each shareholder No debts will be
tracted will the Company he responsible, for any the
business will be conducted upon the cash system.
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