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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13

lOsr received per schooner Currie, more
- o. these eslrbrAted instruments, 90
suueriber would Invite the p-r.ous w IN
aes,roSs purchasing nrst class Among
tone Nd nntsh. $500 >Sse' VI "eAuV OF
ne prices Of the instruments no, suit t-y can
from tt5 o $1,000. - ''' ~ P'se' Hanging
at distance. Who leave subscriber the ..er-
OF The dtsred kind and price. ~ 80 49,
Ihe being the soe agent o. factory for Rhmond
sold by him S arc V''"''e ou' u'o'e
S nunerAh'e testimonas &e, already received by In.
hey have addict snrsfpr
Ma n state fAr Nes York Fair, Penu.yvana state Pair
reputation SaTI,,I ~. y, nsn
sfor die tH-P
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13

'p nv fE-sach Is the testimony OF hundreds regard
10 e magic effect Of Perry Davis Killer Where Al. other
se".' have ed has often effected speedy complete
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13
NEWSTOkE AMI NEW STOCK
FOR SUPERIOR
READY-M ADETCI .OTHNC

NEW STORE Ann NEW SToCK
FOR SUPERIOR
READ Y MADE CLOTHING
fok PAIL AND w1NrR 1856, 1887
r.uas and shHuis. Dress and Coats Of French and
Eng an Cloths Basiness Goats, Fancy Cloths and
y,s p essss' 10 endless y.risy Of suk, satin,
&C, Black, Dress, and Fancy French and
Cashmere Pants, do. Saline Kersey
FURNISHING GOOD
Crsvs scArfs, Ties, Stocks. Comforts Aufners nc ofthe
sarv su.penders KID, SIX Pnr
der Shirts SIX hertno and Cotton D-er. kc Umbrr
las, Indian Rubber Goods.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
D:GOODHAN has open a laare ne . stor.roou,
is Main street, Richmond Va, large md entirely new
e~ styles 81 VSts and Pgrns
ne goods from hts facilities lin
patrons aud the public generally nfndN Articles In M.
sualy Low PRcss $50 - -"-'
REM ae place and No. iis Main street. doc. to w. RAN
~ Try Weekly Receipts Direct from the Manuf.corv
81 }. D. GOODMAN
UNflKMARY OFTHE MEDICAL COuIEGE
w NihiNiA-fhe lnhrmary
VS. located IN the city Of Richmond Coere
shall -'resJ for the patients throurou IN.
year All persons requiring Medical Surgical aid ese~pt H.
insane and those aborng sdr,
pie,e- ~ ~ 80 NV cum
The patients under Professors o the Col
ege Tbs attending Physician and their resp-etiv
are called N consultation The charges board medical at
tendance surgical operations every service rendered
BY the Institution,
c csS si Ps,sa,., 'spr-sst
private Recommendations Ttoi5ss
Attending surEeon.-PSoT GISsoS wuISoaD
flysicians-TVcKER. scOrT and
President PhysieiAn-MiRIoS Howard. NJ d.
steward-N. TUESLEY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13

- hard 10 move for -
A.s.,.oas :. ssiar. 70 u. hun.s s1...; !"
friend. ina, ). Iss
psess lady q ma cir, M so , Al so ..'s sss s
sass ss ."I 70. .. ,s.. :.
n.a o". n Of pam h.v, endured
oed have ae to them for relief By their Us. been
nc saS 70 s and soss. s.s. :s have
her e,,'neas and ever after BAKERS BrrERs
dice. Of her t,sod. and hs madeleine vsr,
os eopai.s %ss.. . s.s,
sqasy %See.v.r ,ss .s.,.
sas , ,ss the :. % Giving NE
family nrdisio. Of the day, and through all
q had o. AL the prineP. Druggist. Richmond city Also
asksa"sy .sar eda s ssssS' 4sIsndrs Va n
va, kis g rAy Msfos Va. B. campe Portsmouth,. Va.
rla. aa.%. Co. sS S S1sf %s; 10 6S%s.
s.n Ss.i i: s;s. :?tss
yneeurs Va. and from Druggists generally For or
'' oeis soass'' v = ,sAksE,
~ spECIAL NOTICE TO rHE
to Die ,ds. 81 Rehnsns sas . 70
CATERS Supported h By he I
ar a: :;s;,: : !: q: e. ::
Ss SUTTON a''rf' s.;i '% tops. vim ~ '' Wa
:. double :. pat leather fs.ea
= "" . - all cloth ,o,.
G Con. -. OPS
. 4" frsncia . II.ny.,I,n
them you'd most respectfully invite the Ladies san
s'"' ALEX hill,
Manufacture and Iapurtrr,
NV III Main street, Richmond Va.
rIhN0s ON TRIAI.-PAYMkNr WITH.
49, HELD We propose to purchaser Of Piano Por-s
quality before paying for them " - ~
twenty yesrseNp rrnc-
We eoud get fifteen hundr persons unit h a.. IN ,I
.Pihoh us no establishment, N"rt
n,uer mr. cheaper Instruments than ~e do. ~
noil n ID S,su
IL THE ART OF DYEING HUMAN
% huh Ia hut impcrfrctly understood even by those
ths greatest preenons. Tie Of M.
Dyes OF te day for the time,
furnished
poge Electric Hair Dye Gus pr,p.rtir.
instantly yes Tie hair l-autiful
neiher water nor sunshine t
suisner douby sure" his refund The ma,
osi perfect satisfaction u given
% ahd 10" Inventor, BOYLE Boston, aud sold by
Druggists everywhere. $50 ~ -
AhE YOti GETTING BAI.Dl
your hair turning DO cultivate good xs
sers and noustAehesf Your silky and
o"I head u b. COOL comfortable and free o
pIun. which unrrring effects
70 et ." cts 70 cts and ~ so boge Balm Of
stands anryaled for eraheatng tan pmpe
.yns Tie complexion Price %
bo1LE Boston, and sold by Druggists everywhere. ~ "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13

%THE LADIEs!-BooTs, SHOES ANDGAr-
u IEhs-The subscriber has day received and -
OPENED Tor the general inspection touor -,
u a. s- As ssa~onabe Boat Cater. VII. thtet
ana in soed Black Lasting.
winter styles DO io1d and and thin DO Al
reA prao Quaker, Dove, Stone Lyse % ~
n saes Of ne sane some q which really el-an lined III
s. Linen d. White satin Francois. Enrli.h
% 90 90 Morocco and Kid Lae-d Boots. and thin .d A.
" Lind and Parodies do do do and satin Ps
e@. b1skin shoe CATERS thick nd sales
morocco, KID Calf
And Md Dress Slippers
rreheh Cork soles Tan Improvement style ana
y particularly those
suur With cold
OF uhch he offers the cash p,ier. "a
nol0 n n pp Nrr a., ID
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13

DON'T LKr live hops cha. all the ladies' viii no,
eaop' Tho foolish fa.hon recently introduced Of soaring
ths hair Pias'ered down Hat the temples. II
ss' oss s"oss hces aru snapped like the letter d. bu,
niue iecnths Of the fair sex do not po.,e.a mi. ;
" vage' ana therefore, for artistic ressons ought to
AVOID The ugracelui Innovation We arc no adnires of
' asSnuy pulls WON acme time sincs by very lash.
na Ia, commended itself to .vor, and ws hope
continue TO DO the prevailing style-unes. supers.
sS' sn, which inPart most beuitching aspect to
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13
GEORGE sTARRETT.

ASrrAcruRkx IN
- c -, EAMGEs, FURNACES; Tia. J.panu.d
SnPper nnd Iron Ware. eueton Chain Pur. .s
.uos water Rams, Lead Pipe line Sheet Iron: Iare. @
furnace, Patent Portable Ovens mad, on b.,
$500 - o' -eis ana wafer
euyd. rS"PN' anu 'Aithfuhy ere
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13
MERCHANT E .IISis p p, KEELING,

SPkING AND SUMMER t:OODS.
received large lot OF superior Cloths
- Ves'ings which he viii up In the st rasnn-, n 80
most reasonable terms and At the shortest notice 80
large and well selected Ready Ma. C,ht,. 49,,
low any other House. - .e'' Ou prices |"
Ties, &C. Ac. - - S'A'A's' sSh@rfs'
lie invites his friends and others who search Of really
- s' " eeA' a"u examine ms stoek mh9s
"EpEACk ACRE vs.. WHITE ACREA go.
At Law Reported by J R.q a reirrd m, r,;s,s- :"
neoinshre kng and Nov hrst Of he rsS
OF queen Anne W Randolph. publisher, Richmond H.
ere law politics and bellies letters all elegantly mingled Together In
an entertaining az Colonial reign ~ on
Augustine age OF English Literature story AroraI
and Though the manuscript claims down q, Us nom On
centuries the
ton To the condition Of Northern southern society hi ~, -
sA We viii have this fOrc~an m shor i'm.
hA~hi Ne desire The public TO become familiar eontrn
~t no educated fail read throag 20 r.
none viii regret his pains.--Erdgfner. ~ s'
Main street. ~ "'''e'y 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13
LARGE AND DESIHABLE STOCK OF
DRY Coz ms

AT REDUCED PRICES. EXCLUSIVELY FoRo AsH
NfNDiNG n into the houe (nov In course Of cree
uon adjoining present. store for The purpose eonducns
w Dry ees rsde on lsrgcr scale and alec ang
pusiness reduced
nos-9- '"N 90 ", 1 Gs,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13
GgSSTLETGS,s CAR ooSeHEss a

-, - " ~ 'NN,hN y ~ oPrn lhs day -f
doubesolc ea Congress 0sers price b.
eitsacory and rcay pleasing cash
WI pessc call A. their earliest themselves Al
~ Oh Boot shoe kabshsn No 25 Broad street.
bclos The Dry goods store Of Breeder a pcn
Mhere also may yei D. hppd hand great variety
cheap.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13
MORRIS PIANO-FORTE ROOMS,

nj. os lain sfNEEr. HICIIMOND.
Constantly supplied with fall complete Of
PIANO-FOHTEs
nov manufactured In tins
terms a, tie factory rsics. snd The and
entrr guaranteed
Pondsn s mr. 2sa .nid and t1Ee pleasure in repea
~ Ne EsN hm WoRCksrERs faNfrHaeats anon
oHor anu equH todHH On ne uOd" been and are a..
being BY the highest testimonials nom nearly oNk
THOUSAND purchasers -" N'''
hs.enucn Is ssEsd o. The following notice. Of the press;
from NE ". Commercial Adrsrfiaer dorU 10 IssS1
Pianos made by Mr. Worcester Of this civ can .c,rrsv h.
"'Pe' ~ W. 9nac. hst render an nstrUu-ni valuable.
:. lfr0W he ". y. Courier and EagHfrsr
NoReEIERs PI,sos-The constantly n ,.
sno fos manufactured by Worcester
reaa,rs nat Insruen beautiful and or.
sentiai qualities Of musical excellence 49, ''' "
IRON ne ". y. Commercial 1dreyffserI
those dlrt strsns Of which very truly You're
not hon human throat; from one of hoe. =,
meehanes hnoun as worces,ers Pianos" more than
icy give Lrt next TO the melody In love-.
dioos tones that we accustomed 10 listen To- ~ ~
A. MORRT9 IL Agrnt M.t,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13
SsDLgNpLp vsLvsr FLouNcEp sILt

ROnr-we shah rscsivs ~ sesuaer Jamesiosn and
have reSdy fr rShhtlon
sUPEks sLk ROBE, VITA veLvEr PLoUNcIs
Ihese goods are eutrey and anything
hsve had M. We hens 10 examine resn :,
once PRICE BAYLv A WATKINS
Drsers In Dry 0cyis, is1 Main str~~t
W We 81 also recslviug frvsh supply q
mch NtlVAf AND CLOTH cLokEs AND nkNTLEs
so" P.RAw.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13
lfMILDKEN'S MOROCCO A SD GOA r. uooTs

- SiouI wfLIs-fhe subscriber rr..,ysS
os AdAm CO.. tsprvss. complete A,.rnt ~ a.
sloss seasonabr Shoes, ma
extra stitched aof something dr rat- mi
ca not 70 MP having been nv the
Shoes that he has cot Parent.
oeu 90 wei TO call Mt his old 2s Bro,d s
and examine his assortment N N no .SgI,s s"ee''
sna>hLiN,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13
ONYGENATRD BIT EUs,-Pu0or
- THAT pYsrEPSIA CAV RE cuREn o-

BosOs January ie 1851. Genme .-ssariay all chi, med.
enes wi dis,rG reduce 10 hrInI-.,
ana eoinned to my BEL and after the PHI
20 osoeni me- that could prevailed oleta-
nons OF friends TO try Orygendfed Dyspep,in
disease from which have suffered terrible forms Tor
about eleven ''''"s' wv
ou weeks since commenced using these Hie and the
ration To health. " ~ = " 49, " ~ ''''"-
Am glad OF The opportunity to In recommend
ing . medicine TO those afflicted br,lry
not enrctua cure. - 49, 1870 "s"eN' !"
s,-u a., ..o... PHILIP IRISH, No. Ashburon Pae.
tom LII co, i8s Washington street. Boston Propre-
~'''' S''u W we" agents "NeTyShere vi
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13
me- HOILOWAY'sPIII,s no,,. are

-
more necessary Ir No TIM
e,nPs on from eursy and otter seoruc
P'orng expeditions aitributa Ans.pc aeton Of oI
ys rus sod II the manufactures. Maiden Lane Nex
lork aud No 2tI Strand. London all d,xssts AZ
e9Te., aud VI pr pot or box. = noio
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13

WR a CHANpIoN IN THE FIELD.

Oct sth 1876
c Mssses bows Go Gentlemen My Italian hor-c Morgan
OAon got hts leg hang stable and .itipp th :.
on us hind leg about sir inches length inche. wide
making very serious aud
months procured bottle your OH from Mr. q II
rserons drus storr and applied directed The swelling ha.
sh'ry gone and the leg y consider you Tu,f IN
uAh any medicine have need; certainly has .f
ct u'r ni" remarkable that come under ms Oh
serVAton and have had experiepc. OF 40 yra,. in d.
,seurn Of horses You You pleas viy- !, ,r
the public good. 'Jnit% y ,n,Twsns ~ TOT
orn-r OF the celebrated horse Champion Morgan thai I G
a he Stale Ga p.u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13
R q ID A h ID son a. co
CARPET, OIL CLOTH, AND CURTAIN WARE RfoNs

CARPET, OIL CLOTH, AND CURTAIN WARE ROOMS.
NO. % STREET
RclnnsD, vtAaIxfA.
named shove ~ Retrl arranged oar sn,-
% ma puposs are nov prepared exhibit largest and
assortment Of Caretngs,
the and
any one establishment the mporny Irs 60
sssn manufactures selecting cure p-r.,n r.
osst American fshries We shall 20 ar
All articles pertaining ana r-lxny ,
e arns Of rsinia Norh Carolina Tennss-rr 20 sustain
Us our .nterprze them ne be- content With up,I-r,-
pron We invite buyers
o]0of consisting OF the ke style pattern. on -
velvet Tapestry and Brussels Carp<lnrs,
Three ply-Ingran, Venetian DO
Velvet Chenefie, and rus. 4. Rur,
Door, PAror and Chamber Mats
satin, Worsted for Curt.in.
Satin and Figured DTanes a.
Brocain and Turkey Red,
Muslin and ace Curtis
window shAdes-sn and qualities.
f1oor OIL Coths-Table Clohs-.i r,dh.
Oh Cloth Rugs, he kr
We ecfH h1re Oh CrrDsfi,o "a, Az N. . Nj,
or Room on ben0fsrniAed dia0rdns asd
seIl-dAc3m - n sc.. u,<.s., -.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13

w
~. q. SHACkIEFORD -. -. PRINCIpAL
- SSioN OF ten noss commencing hrs Monday October
- Board &C. and tuition.
ton without board from $50 70 go per session
Pupils received during the
AddreSs, Milford Depot. Caroline county. .raI--ix
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13
r~To THE aFrIICTE0-

A owe to society, especially afflicted % Offer III.
IN medcne-.PtHay
f.s h When passing through Gaena week. ago
purchased Al yur agency - bottle then sui ring
rom severely bruised hand applied store and wns
.ohshsi NJ we alnost instantaneous rf
s n1 Iaon was removed aud In less than pain
eessri iniwo days hand ever FINDING H. Le
really remedy, TO try IS ,act. n. ,rsY. a. ii,
Piles u which have been Anrr Ave
my pes among the things am now entirely
re. hom hem and In a' good health lie
ueldei the Pain
elect SEVERAL Of the captains upper river boais carry
th constant supply and consider most valuable
medicines
an, lar sr respectfully yours, JOSEPH o MARTIN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13
SELDEN &c MILLER.

AND tAHN STREETS.
AZ ~ times full supply q the following Kinds Of Old
minef Liquors, Sc part ~ their
they eau The particular aten Of
HRANDfEs
o. ue following celebrated choice D,,,
ebel' Bernard andJ j. Dupuy s' ~"
WINES
Ohoee Old Madeira Royal sherry extremely deica. n
noe hmonttdo Sherry, Sicnas Scry tburn Nad.
oosseurns Oh Grown Port burgundy Po Masks Wines Collie
I!od wines for culinary purpose Oaet Wines
osa Iss 70 rs5a hne quality spssrng M.se Hoet
1nes ha1 sutslne CO. and Charles edsict
vines Tor vheh " sre agents and sell New prices
LIQUORS
Old Jamaca Rum Scotch Whlstev Ola Rou,,oy uR,... A.
nongaa Rye WHISKY, Roblnssn's zegier's so.a.r -
imau kys whkys Rectihcd WHISKY own HoIsnd az,
pie and Peach MANDY - '' '-"" "'"f ~
London Porter, quarts aud plnt.
Scotch ale, pints.
Domestic Brandy, ON, oordials, Ac. &C.
Havana - -,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13

~ PIANOS On TRIAI.-PAYMgNr wIru.
NA~> HELD We propose purchaser OF Piano port-s
quality before payng for them. " - " '
twenty ri-nc-
We eouu get over nteen hundred persons unit With u In nm,
opinion that no establishment. h. can I.y hrn
bitter mr. cheaper Instruments than ne do. ~
noil m ~,..,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13

NIouNrArN BtCx WHEAT IN aAcs.-J,a -.
w eeve direct IRON N manafscturrrs and for a. bV
- skLDEN MILLER
" Curner q Pearl and Carr So
oSmsN CHEEss. prime s,s,rir IN aas order. Pm. Al.
- ~ tnsish DAIRY Coeess lanire
-. StlnENA MiLLRn
~ cornsr Ps.rl and c.ry a
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-06-12
TIE WEEKLY UNION.

This weeks number, which is ready for delivery
contains full and admirably prepared report Of the
entire proceedings of the Democratic National Convention
Also full report OF the great mass-meeng held in The
city OF Washington Saturday evening last to raty the
nominations Of Buchanan and Brcckinrdge together with
the speeches delivered by President Pierce Gen Cas and
Judge Douglas, on that remarkable occasion.
With the view Of meeting the public demand we hav,
printed large number Of extra copies Of this weeks
Der Price, So SO per hundred.
The formal opening Of the presidential campaign by The
recent nominations Of the Democratic National
appears to have melted democratic friends in various
sections OF the country to s further cSerous ia behalf
Of the Weekly Unon-generous, substantial, and long.
continued as these ererons have been Club subscribed
are literally pouring upon from all quarters and In
eres, manifested to extend circulation unprecedented
y large as tits now known to be- which Is grateful
our feelings as democrat Il s stterng TO our pride
public journalist We woud again rercat that the Wt
" Union Ia offered to the democratic party as subs
tue-spd, Il Is hoped acceptable standardization III,
campaign paper usually issued from this Office during
q presidential canvass II isn very inrge aud hand
sornely pntcd sheet and IN addition to those features
which have already secured for Il circulation second
only TO one political paper published in the United
States It win contain faithful record Of all the pop
uar gatherings mornings, and demonstrations which may
tals place in the different States Of the Union prior 20 N,
Triumphant election Of Buchanan and Brcckinridge
The Weetiv Union, the only campaign paper which viii
be issued from this Office Il furnished to subscribers al th
low rate Of one dr pr orrpr Persons dosrous ofpo
curing extra copies should send their orders to The publ
catta oni In he wcet 4 II
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-06-12
THE NOMINATIONS in GEORGIA.

The democracy Of Georgia greets the action OF her repre-
senativcs Cincinnati with generous, hearty, and
thusiastc approval The Augusta Cons,itutonas says
Through the length and breadth of this Union where
the telegraph line trayerscs the cheering has
been heraded that the Hon James Buchanan OF PonDsy
vauia has received the nomination Of the National Dem
ocratc Convention At Cincinnati for the first Office IN tho
gift Of the American people and the Hon. John u Breck
inridge, OF Kentucky, for the second Office
As matter Of course, individuals and perhaps sec
tons Of country may have preferred other stan
dardbearer in the campaign but as all canno, De other
wise than grstiied with the sound national democratic
principles Of the gentlemen eleced the mere choice Of
men should be forgotten.
These nominations will excite the dormant energies OF
the democratic party life and rcvivfy with cleo
trio quckness the hearts Of the meecs Of the people Of the
United States.
vcmber the democratic party must work not merely TO
elect their candidates but TO bury into nthomess depths
the scores o factions and ms OF parties which have
sprung up with mushroom precocity throughout land
aud exeted suc balea influences upon tho principles and
policy Of the fathers OF our republic.
"We most cordially accept and endorse the nomination
James Buchanan and John O. Breckenridge by all worthy
means. d.aht. i7ee lh tar i7h.e'-e1 i"t
The OF cannon, the shouts OF millions OF freemen
bon6rrs aud denominations, and every demonstration
satisfaction will characterize the reception OF this eadde
ing intelligence throughout the Union.
@Thu Hon. John c. breckenridge who received the nom
naton for the vice presidency is Of the able eloquent
Kentucky and whose voice in Congress in s5i Was
heard in favor Of and whose vote cast for the Kansas
Nebraska act "a JtmaH s.t4.ls sf.4sHfla lzsaaaa.."
ave throw the democratic banner 10 the breeze and
call upon the sound conservative ecnen OF the land TO
rally under is glorious folds NJ N tr sars4sraa w
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-06-12
Mr.. BuoHANAN,s AGE.

Tho New York Tribune speaks Of Mr.. Buchanan rs pas
his SEVENTEEN year, As Mr. b. (says the Troy Budget
but sisy-ve in April last he win serve ont his first
presidential term before he reaches the ago the Tribun,
gives him. Mr. D. younger than either Jackson Cass
Taylor were on their nominations and is in the full ripe
aud gor Of Intellect mud physical health Ills
sojourn in England where he the admiration and
spect Of all Europe by his solid abilities has greatly inn
proved bis health, in the enjoyment OF which, together
with the sincere confidence Of his countymcn he has late
ly returned with unostcniatious and truly
American heart .sg I-g 4. E 1850 81 HIS 20
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-06-12
LATEST FROM KANSAS.

We received the following iclegraphic despatch frcm
gentleman whose statements entitled to the confidence
Of our readers Aa.e PEG t1.5l.-f ~ r eg s.s WI
Il ~ CiscrsATi, June 11.Left Kansas on the stb Con
tnped lighting and the excitement Increasing About Forty
bsd been killed. Col. Sumner, with six companies
United States soldiers out trying to dispense and dis
arm beth PARTIES An unsuccessful attempt had been made
10 te-ne Met large number OF United State.
troops the line Sunday" ~
wi Elijah Pcndleon OF Norfolk, Virginia, has been ap
poiated pension agent at Chat point a..e1 lf t' a
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-06-12
TnE pENoCRATIo. PLATFoRM.

The Nashville Union remarks with great force and
truth; ta -hA lf@-
'o1he important matter In democratic convention
declaration of principess always the least drnt tn
complish Every knew what tho democratic platform
would be before IL adopted II has been Essentially
the jefferson frs. penned H. ts cardinal features
laid down In the Declaration of Independence, IL u
not only known OF all in this copuy, but generally
understood by the lovers Of freedom throughout The world
And " Is his fact that makes foreigner, neelhg from op
preston ehewhcro and seeking asylum With os naturally
fall into the democratic ranks when he first lands upon
shores IL comes natural for man, seeking refuge from
oppression to partake Of the spirit % democracy he
gets here rs for the infant at ts rnthsys
In The nutriment Of life
The platform recently adopted Cincinnati tho main
point. Of which were given the hfeER t hesd Scs
tctdsJ, had been previously adopted b an our
ccanty meetings and district and STATE eohyend6d through
ont the Union, What ref pride and pleasure Il send
sotbe heart every man who reflects hsthe, ioob aqn
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