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but suspects If the whole letter was published IL
might not be so hard on Mr.. Buchanan. He copies
the extract In one Of his letters preceding is with
my fathers private and confidential lstters-"--
Again, he says AZ say, furthermore, that the
ABovK rARAoKArH (the extract from the letter to
Maj Lewis. given above) s0as called forth by iyTi-
tdton, produced" &c. In no instance does he dare
to throw doubt upon the extract as a verit2bie
production of Gen. jackson. The paragraph
contains all that Ia said in the letter upon the sub
ject Of the slander Mr. Clay; and Of course, the
publication Of the whole letter could not alter its
sense in any way.
[If the letter contained word or an idea which
would benefit Mr.. Buchanan, we suppose, OF course,
his friend, Andrew Jackson, Jr, would publish
it'd Am. Organ.
The Cabinet officer alluded TO in the Union Is
Hon. Cave johnson. He intimstes that the letter
is not In Gen. Jacksons handwritng--thst words
or sentences may have been erased, &C. These
are grave imputations upon the honesty Of gentle
men in every respect the peers of Hon. Cave John
son. Ii would have been more honorable had he,
instead OF making them, examined the letter and
satisfied his doubts, II he really had any doubts.-
The letter Is at the Banner Office, within stones
throw Of the Bank of Tennessee, where he (John-
SOM spends his days, and he, together with all
other Democrats have standing invitation to call
and read it.
In response to his intimation, will say, that
the letter isin the Handwriting Of Gen. Jackson,
that there is neither erasure or an interlinea-
tion in II, and that it has been examined by hon.
orabe Democrats, who admit its genuineness
while they lament its existence Under the cir
cumstances, the attempt Of Cave johnson and
A. o. P. Nicholson to create the impression that
the letter has been "garbled" or is forgery" is
in the highest degree discreditable to them as hon
orable men. BY lending themselves to such an
unworthy artiice, to impose upon the people, they
descend to the level of the ballot-boI suffers and
render themselves objects Of contempt and de-
| rision
In conclusion, your correspondent would sdmon-
ish all who expect to relieve Mr.. Buchanan from
the odium of his position, an accomplice in the
conspiracy to destroy Mr.. Clay by throwing doubts
upon the authority of Gen. Jackson's letter, that
the thing is impossible. The "Old Buck" has
been brought to bay, aud in November his antlers
will be hung up as an evidence Of his guilt and of
the justice of the great of Mr.. Clsys coun,
trymen. MACON
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MARRIED..

In Brunswick. Virginia, on the l4th ultimo, BY ths
HAM, Of the place to Miss ANN f. TALLY,
daughter Of VIM. W. Tally, Esq, of Brunswick.
In this city, on the 5th instant. by the Rev Mr..
Charleston, CHAS. II. ANDERSON Of New York to
JOSEPHINE BEARDSLEY, daughter Of the late
Mrs Catharine Purdon
On the Sd instant, by the Rev William Speakes,
CHARLES NJ. JONES 10 Mary L. WARING, both
Of Prince Georges county, Maryland
Upper Marlboro papers please copy
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Gov. JONES, OF TEssEssKE. gentleman de
fined his position on Saturday. He remarked that
He belonged to neither of the three politica
parties and did not expect TO belong to either
Of them and, in the language of Webster, he
would ask, Where shall | gos He then took up
the Democratic platform, and examined its plankf
separately. While he had no great regard for plat
forms in general believing that they we're but Gun
ningly devised schemes to catch votes and gull the
people, he was willing to endorse the whole of the
Democratic platform, the Monroe dobtrine not ex
cepted The American party had pretermitted the
question OF slavery, but he did not believe that
they were sound On the Kansas ebrsska question
He should go for Buchanan, believing that the
safety of the country depended on his election"
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Turner's majority ~

Polls were only opened in the city in the 4th
and 9th Wards, and it is probable that they were
open In but few precincts in the country. We ex-
pect, however, that the returns yet to come in will
increase Turner's majority to about four hundred
out of total vote of only thirteen hundred
Pretty well for dead party eh
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and which they jealously guard. They select their
own assistants, and have the right 70 discharge
them at pleasure, when they do not like them.
One of the brothers at Enfield, makes eighteen
blades per day. for each Of which he receives 2s Sd
His average earnings weekly are about 500.
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ATTENTIONsFIREMEN !

A N adjourned meeting of the members
n Of the Franklin Fire Company, of those who
propose to visit Richmond, Ya In October next
wifi meet at the Engine House this evening at s
o'clock The members Of the Company generally
are requested to attend.
BY order GEORGE K BOYD,
aug 11--1t Secretary pro tenn.
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The New York Journal Of Commerce, strong
Democratic paper, says, that Of the anti-Know-No-
thing papers It receives from Pennsylvania, twen-
tyone with circulation Of so, 900, are for Bucha-
nan, and forty.one, with circulation of ss,ol2,
for Fremont What miserable showing for Mr..
Buchanan in his own Statei And that, too, by
one of his own advocates.
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Gen. Jackson and Mr.. Buchanan-Th
Bargain and Intrigue siandor on Mr..
CLAW.
NASHVILLE, August s. lsba

NAbhfbLh1 august o. 1908.
In tho Republican Banner, of this city, Of the
22d Of June last there appeared an able editorial
liking upon hr. Buchanan the authorship of the
bargain and intrigue SANDER which wrought so
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SWORD BLADEs.---All the sword blades made for
the English Army are the work Of four men, three
Of whom are brothers. There Is a secret in the
mode Of manufacture known only by these four,
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Cor. FREMosr.--x, of the Baltimore Sun, says
g Lieutenant Colonel Fremont Is suspected Of not
caring much for the Army any how, and to have
no particular objection TO ordering general fast
for It till the next meeting Of Congress-"
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icy HOIlaway's Pills. -Nature,s Great
Ally Toprostrae the bodily powers by drastic pugatyes is
to assist disease These famous Pills. the contrary as
ss nature in her conflict with disease by revtazng the
blood, and expelng all morbid matter from the system
Sold at the manufactures, No. so, Maiden Lane New
York; and No. 344 Strand London and by all druggists at
rs cents, 624 cents, and 81 per box aug II
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CARD.

CARD.
nR. G. Ill. VAN PATTEN. Dentist,
- having returned from his attendance upon
the American Dental Convention at New York
cty has resumed his professional duties at his Office
and residence, No. 10 Pennsylvania avenue near
Georgetown aug 11-8tA
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MADAME DUVALL. Professor OF A.

w trology and Phrenology, continues to practice
the above science. She is prepared TO answer all
questions relating 10 human life. Madame Duvall ia
also the ladies Botanical Physician Afflicted and de-
fective females will do well to try her skill her
pounds are from herbs, gathered under the strong
influence of the Planets which rule them. Madame
Duvall is late from Europe, where her practice was
successfully patronised. Residence, No. BIG Eighth
steeet, between l. and M.
ano
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A GLORIOUS VIoToRy.-A few days ago we pub
lished, says the New Orleans Creole of the 1st in
stant the intelligence then received, that the
American party in the eighth judicial district Of
Mississippi had been defeated by PSI majority
Yesterday, says the Baltimore American, we re-
ceived from gentleman directly from those coun-
ties the important fact that the tables are turned,
and that the American party has carried the day,
electng Mr. L. Evans, the American candidate,
by 23 majority. Heretofore the nine counties en-
bracing this judicial district, have given the De-
mocrats 900 to 1000 majority. If these strong
Democratic counties are to be taken as an index
of the feeling in Mississippi, Mr. Buchanan will lose
this stronghold The contest was conducted Wig
orously, the party lines being strictly drawn.
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FOR SALE,

a Frame House, two stories and base
N ment on 96th street, between and Streets
The house contains six rooms, is nearly new and will
be sold low, snd on accommodating terms.
Apply as above to WM @. HUNTER
aug ll--4t
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F. P. Blair, Jr who Is as rabbi Republican as
his father Kentucky, Louisiana, and Texas will
also cast large Republican" vote. Where IL
this state of things to end, if not Immediately
checkeds The only practicable mode Of checking
the advance Of the Republicans" is for the Ma
tionL Democrats to unite with the National Amer
leans upon Mr.. Fillmore. And such, We are con
fdent win be the case with the rank and file OF
the National Democracy, whatever may the decis-
ion of the politicians.
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SCHOOL DESKS FOR SALE.

with Benches, new and in good condition
suitable for schools They win be sold cheap as the
owner has use for them. Apply at the corner Of
Eighth and g streets,
aug g6-1aw3w JOHN DAWSON,
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Hon. JoHs BELL, of Tennessee, on Saturday de
clared his determination TO support Mr.. Fillmore.
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Colonel Fremont--His Charges for servi-
ces i'm California.

Colonel Fremont--His Charges Tor Servi-
ces in California.
After the return of Lieut. Col. Fremont from
California, his accounts and charges for services
and disbursements against the United States Gov
ernment were presented TO Congress and duly re-
ferred to the Committee on Military Affairs.
After through. investigation Of the accounts
and examination Of witnesses, &c., the committee
reported to Congress as follows, viz:
"Claims against the United States for funds ad-
vanced, subsistence and supplies of all kinds furn-
ished or taken for the of the volunteers serv-
ing under the command Of Captain John @. Free
mont in California, during the year 1846, amount
ing to $27s, $40 26, have been presented for the
consideration of the board.
"The limited powers conferred upon the Board
by law restricted it in the examination of the
claims presented TO simply receiving such explana-
tions and testimony as might be offered for the
claimants or their agents or assignees, and not TO
seek the same from any other than official sources
such as the records of the Treasury and the De-
partments of government might furnish.
"The insuficiency Of the testimony produced !,
the irregularities and conflicting nature OF some OF
the accounts presented the irreconciable differ
ences of prices paid for articles; the fact that
many articles have been charged for more than
once, and at widely different prices the want of
proof or explanation Of the necessity object of
heavy purchases and expenditures the apparent
and unexplained magnitude of the expenditures in
comparison with the force actually employed, &c,
make 1t proper to refer the subject to Congress for
such further legislation as may be deemed exped-
ent." ~
See Cong. Globe, vol. 26, p. 500, second session
32d Congress, February IL, ls52-5s.
Now, the question is, shall we trust this man
with $l0O, 100000 of the peoples money? The So
called " Republicans say COL Fremont shall be
our next President; but all true Americans and
the National Democracy say he shall not.
With him and his party it is altogether ques-
ton of dollars and centsa bold attempt to secure
the public funds for private uses-to set up one
section of the country against the other and to use
the public treasure for speculative purposes. Shah
mch wckedness 90 unpunishedp
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Court Miss. Hotel. McGills. Mel
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=, OIi hHIVIay slTttI, New YORK.
DrugRiats. asa "
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much injury upon Henry Clay. In the article the
following extracts Of letter from Gen. Jackson TO
Major william b. Lewis, an old and reyered friend
Of the departed chieftain, were quoted to show in
what light Mr.. Buchanan's conduct was regarded
hy Gen jackson.
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LNOUR new two story brick houses with
II back buildings, situated on 9Th street between
III and street north.
For particulars inquire of the subscriber, No. 804,
8th street between l. and M streets.
aug ll-st4 CHAS. STEWART.
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Fashion Iliiiiard saloon,

MAIN STREET VOLCANO, IN
Hanford d. Dozens Fire-Proof Building
UP STAIRS.
TTNHIS Saloon is large, cool and pleasant at all
L times, and no expense has been spared to make
Ii inferior TO none in this State.
The Bar is furnished with the best Liquors this
country affords, Fancy Drinhs of all kinds gotten
up in the best STYLE Cigars of the best brands and
favor that can be procured in California kept con-
stantly on hand and in addition
TWO BILLIARD TABLES
are kept for the accommodation of those who desire
to amuse themselves in this pleasant exercise.
Among other important articles not to be found
in many other Saloons are the journals of the
United States and Europe, also all the leading Daily
Papers of California which are kept for the special
accommodation Of the customers and patrons of
the FASHION SALOON
The Proprietors invite their friends and the
public generally to give them call, and promise to
give them the best the town affords
SMITH & WHITE.
julyl2 Ss-tf
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his limbs became stiff, his throat very much swollen,
his teeth oosened and sores broke out on parts OF
his body warranted his case as | saw he was to
be depended on, and would pay when he was cured.
He remained under my care one week, after which
supplied him with medicine and advice. In two
months received letter of thanks from him, in
which he says, he has done more work this Spring,
than at one time and never enjoyed better health.
by this II can be seen, that persons afflicted with
disease need not go beyond Sacramento City 20 find
relief
am to be found at my Office on Sixth street, Sac
ramento, from in the morning until in the even
ing Persons at distance can obtain advice by
communicating to me through the Express, and en-
closing ten dollars, post paid. My Office is perfectly
private, and all persons can be accommodated, If
they wish to remain any time under my immediate
care.
5zsS~ OFFICE, 9th street, between and X, Sacra-
mento. nov 3-2 ly C. ii. T0ZER, NJ. ID.
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NO HU MBU q,
S130,000 WORTH OF

R0CKERY AND Glass WARE.
IN7E have the largest stock and best assortment
w of Crockery. Glassware, Lamps, Clocks, Look
ing Glasses, &C. of any house in the State, which
we will sell at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
We in constand receipt Of large shipments from
Europe and the Eastern States, direct from the
Manufactors.-Our motto Is sLARGEs SALES ANDsMALI
PROFITS. Merchants and Hotel Keepers will find ii
much TO their advantage to call and examine our
stock, before purchasing elsewhere as they will be
SURE TO FIND GREAT BARGAINS
At la j street, between 4th and 5th Sacramento,
or l76 l7S, Montgomery street, San Francisco.
WHALLSY d PERSHBAKER.
july 5 37-Sm
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pLAcrnyrLLr. Nav 2ath. 1855.

DR.. J. G. YouNe-Deor Sir Words cannot ex-
press the gratitude feel is due to you for the ben
eft have received from your truly valuable course
of treatment of my case while prescribing for me.
| think cannot justify myself without giving this
small token of my thankfulnes and esteem, for you
have been the means of saring my life, and restor-
ing to me that health which had so long despaired
of again enjoying. ! had for a long time flour
years,) been troubled with that most dreadful
scOurge of young people, seminal weakness or noc-
turnal emissions which weakened me both body
and mind, that was obliged to give up mining al
together. | consulted one of the best physicians
$50 called) in the mountain districts, and after
careful examination of my case, he gave me medi-
cines. / continued under his treatment for three
months without receiving any benefit in fact grew
worse from week to week, until at last got discour-
aged and asked him for his opinion. | told him not
to fear to tell me the whole truth for should rath-
know the worst at than to live in suspense
! had lost about thirty pounds of flesh, and knew
that he at least could not cure me, and as ! was
then going on, death must soon count me as one of
its victims This physician then told me that my
case was incurable; that had better not take any
more medicines. He said was in decline, which
was fast tending to pulmonary consumption.
/ then despaired of obtaining any relief, and saw
that unless something was done to mitigate the com
plant, that should be numbered with the dead or
what is worse be a raving maniac. Happening to
see one of your books, the Pocket Esculapus, |
made up my mind at once to call and consult you
with the determination of trying once more to get
relief if you would undertake the case. Oh how
thankful ! am for this determination | commenc.
ed taking the medicines prescribed by you, and
now, through their healing powers, restored to
perfect health. | shall not fail to recommend you
to any of my friends that require assistance, for
man that can as bad as mine was, can
every disease that flesh is heir to, if there is
life enough left in the system TO build upon.
Receive my most heartfelt thanks and esteem.
S. w. REIGIlLEA.
nov IL Ally
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NOTICE TO THE AFFLICTED.

Mr.. EDITOR :-Sr-It is duty we owe to the
public, and also DR.. c. ii. Tozcr, of Sacramento,
that induces us to come before the public with the
statement we are now making
see that il is the custom of some Physicians to
advertise their own pufs, which read as though you
you yourself had put them in your paper. There
are five of us that have been under Dr. Tozers care
for the last fortnight with diseases OF an extraord-
nary nature. One with an old chronic complaint of
some years standing, from which he had given up
all hopes of ever getting cured, for he had employ
ed several Physicians without getting any relief.
He was covered with spots and sores from his ank-
les to his head, and he is happy TO inform the pub
lie that he is now free from every appearance of
disease and is in better health than he has been for
years
Another of the number came down from the most
northern mines suffering from what is called Semi
nal weakness. He had become so weak he could
not work for loss of memory, dmness of sight, &c,
and he will be happy to speak for. himself; if any
doubt il, he can be seen at the above mentioned
Doctors Office The others were recent complaints
and were perfectly cured in six days and are now
perfectly well and hearty. | myself have been
troubled with disease for the last six months and
could not get cured in the country, and came down
to Sacramento, and am happy to say, am now well
for which shall ever feel grateful, for think Dr.
It's great success is in consequence Of his unremt-
ting attention, and can recommend himas the most
iudicous practitioner | ever knew.
W. NIXON, near Jackson; j. HAMPTON, Shastai
H. BANNER, Nevada; NJ. HUDSON, Marysville.
wish to inform those who may need Physician
that can unite with the above gentlemen, and fur
ther state, some weeks since, applied to Dr. Tozer
for relief, had been under a doctors care since
last October, and was in such state from saliva
ton, that could neither eat speak, but at pres
ent am pleased to say, that am able to attend to
my business; ] am much better than ever expect
ed to be, and would like the opportunity of public
ly thanking him for his unremttng attention to
my case and its perfect cure.
G. BRAMPToN, near Sacramento.
Since the above names were attached, a gentle
man who resides about 26 miles from this place has
called at my office and given his consent to the
statement of his case. if his name be omited butt
this statement be doubted, have letter from him
with his name and address.
Mr.. G called upon me last February, and
stated that he had employed number of Physi-
clans for the last three years, had paid one in San
Francisco seven hundred dollars and hid been per-
fectly swndled, aud was tired of being humbugged.
His case was one of three years standing; it was
contracted in the western country, and he supposed
himself cured, but II the course of some months.
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acquainted with the treatment oe a.
toned diseases, but that he is tboroU9i 9iooye o.,
ted, practical and experienced pbT,sG3ughy olo
geon, capable to heal patients wI,aian I',tCan and :
given up as hopeless, the follow1'I' Other. b
from well known and respectable c;9,, NOV,
iOrnla, are submitted to the publis us oi "a
suppressed, but the authors are a, Nan.
to proclaim their truth and au,be,tl,. umo MAJ
the world. vIly b'ofc,
GREENWOOD VALLEY F,t.
Dear Doctor, | have known Won :" H. l%f
you have given so many proofs of yo''e ie' iS49 a
experience, that you have entirely Su' ~, talent
dence. "oh my 60,
Although you reside alta great Dict
you know that have several time i,,''DCs aDC oau
tients which other Doctors had given g. n' yoD b
able and you have always received n. ~ %, hoa
not only their limbs but also their t,n I,, aHd q,,
only mention the case of Mr.. c. fro,,, '',eN ! vi
is indebted TO you for the preservati, aQlm vi
arm, which other doctors wanted IN Y, n ol As 4
that of Mr.. g., of Coloma, who. altbonuP Tate ID
as hopeless by two doctors, was cDr'f7 given
two weeks time, as TO what you have yoli
family, suffice it to say, will never ho U0l' 'orl
pay it. 'V able toa
Accept dear Doctor, these few Hnes
the high esteem | have for your tnIs,'. asa poG
man and believe me to be your Constant r.; mei
proprietor of Miners Hotel "'eal,
To DR.. HEISIMANN, corner of Kearu..
street. San Francisco. "'y "Plda
mar 20.
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pREvATE McdicaI and surgicaI

= = IHs1IIuIe.,-Ur' Z. J. Uzapkay has opened his
institute Tor the cure of all forms of private dis
ease-sueh as Syphilis GonorrhGa, Nocturnal En-
isslons and all the consequences of self abuse In
tne hrst stages of Syphlitc or Gonorrheal diseases
ne guarantees cure in few days. without incon-
venence to the patient. or hindrance 10 his bnsi-
ness. When patient by neglect or mproper
treatment, has developed the secondary symptoms
OF syphilis, such as Buboes or other painful swell
ihgs on the grons, Ulcers in the throat or nose
which If not checked, destroy the soft parts and
cause the bones to mortify, separate and come
hold or when splotches or pimples break ont nnon
the SKIN, or when he has painful swelngs upon tbe
bones or when his constitution is injured SO as 10
predispose TO consumption or other constitntionaI
disease, the Doctor guarantees cure or asks no
compensation wv