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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-03-12

The WISCONSIN Cover oRsHlr-T The
Judicial Committee of the Wisconsin
Senate have made a report upon the con.
tested election case between Barstow
the iutcrlopiug occupant of the Guberna-
t-rjal chair, and Mr.. Boshforl, the Ho.
publican candidate in which the whole
question is elaboralely reviewed The
Committee come to the conclusion that
Mr., Bashford is entitled to the Office
having received 80 s72 legal votes a
gainst 50 ,523 for Barstow.
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The Wax Head

The following amusing account of the
adventures Of a wax head Of Franklin.
made hv the eccentric and celebrated
Mrs Wright is from a work shortly to
be published entitled Men and Times
of the Revolution, or Memoirs Of
Elkanah Watson -:
| employed Mrs. W. to make the head
Of Franklin which was often the source
of much amusement to me. After it
was completed both being invited to
diuc with Franklin. I conveyed her to
Passy in my carriage, she bearing the
head upon her lap. No sooner we're we
in the presence Of the doctor than she
placed one head by the side of the 9th.
er There" she exclaimed, :" are twin
brothers, P' The likeness was truly ad
mrable; and at the suggestion IF Mrs
Wright, to give more effect, Franklin
sent me suit of silk clothes he wore
in 1913 Msny years afterwards the
head was broken in Albany, and the
clothes ] presented to the "listorcal
Society Of Massachusetts,"
An adventure occurred to Mrs Wright,
~ 'vn"eo'.oi "i'u 'io 'o"I' 'u"'''V"' ~
.ie '"t "i'"o's" "'"'I''
,ho'eu'oie ~ '''eiaIi} ,'uG' Attol vac
heau hau oeeh 'hoce'!c0' hhc waiKcu ont
10 lasSy carrying ~ III haph'n' III Or
ger u compare !, WV" 'le oi'e'uai' III
returning home in the evening, she was
stopped at the barrier, in course, to be
sea'cieu ioi eonttaua"u con r'l e"ous p"' "s
ner ihinu was as Tree Us 'ior ha'l'e amer
lcan ar, s"e hnoS 10 fes'r@'h'' n"r Tue
'euS'' WY ,"s "'E u,''''t"' N"e 'c
~ ~ ''" '"t "t'e'np. " .1''n'Ne 'r' c""'
aie' a',r p'ohc ou' III '"e rage o' Jury
ne olhce,S "y'e ""'zoo' az no cAl IAN
a'iIn' III '"e , spsencc ., q an 'n''' le'er' 'r
T'"'u '"he l'"ori "D' was cou't e,''u'
h"N'Ver' ,' TO Y',in 10 lo|er ne nun
u.' was o. '''"' aGu; 20 rue aS'"''7i,"cH'
- 'he '"c.S'' tA"'''''u 'ht "'ao ol
''"u u a. ~ ~! '"''u J." ,n'm III 'he
'p''nI''' " !"e ",su' 'hey e'oSeu
ne 'u'plo """''o' '"r''er examination,
't'E O. 'h'! "''''"ar's assured
u '''. - "'' at ''c"i'' m'n''c' VINO
''' ''.'.. '' !" ''P, ara was about
~" "''H Il h'f Ne''m'
' '.'' ''.'' ''''''' 100 convey hSr
lc 'L' ''.a' .t.i.'- '-'- -'' m'de
...iA '.,'H N.r ,H''e'u,> o be
'.e'' '' ''' 10. '" '.'. was 8"
At i''~ tH' "'-.' H. i'Sis'
s''.' ..'..' ''' -l'' 80 ''''' ''"'
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-03-12

SMELLS "-Great men never swell.
1t is only your three cent individuals who
are salaried at the ratio of three hundred
year aud dine on potatoes aud dried
herring, who put on airs and flash waist
coats, swell, puff, blow, and ondeavCr to
give themselves consequential appear
anee. No discriminating person need
mistake the spurious for tho genuine ar.
ticle
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Harrisons Columbian Perfumery
TIE BEST IN TIE WORLD.

M bb'i IN l iilE hVhbb'
general variety-af Ilarrison's Prepara-
tiens. including Perfumery, Toilet Powder,
Rouge, Lip Balm, Shaving Creams, Almond
Toilet Soap, Hair Dye, Cream of Beauty.
Also, IIarrison's Columbian lux, Writing
Fluid, Red Ink, &c, lust received by
Aug %, 1855 II. A. SHELDON.
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Mould Candles.

DC BOXES Winchester Mould Candles
~ received and for sale by
Oct. 80. VALLETJE.
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Lamartinc is-ycs, young ladies',
positlyeIy-a prime looking man, with
a long ia cc, snort grey hair, a slender
figure, and suit OF black. Put a pen
behind his ear, and he would look a
"conhdential clerk" Give his face
more character and he would remind
you Of Henry Clay. lie has a fne
head phrenolosically sYeakiug-largc
and iolnl at tie to-, with a spacious
forehead, and a scaut allotment of
check. I'rim IS the word, though.
There is nothing in lis appearance
which is ever SO remotely suggestive
Of the romantic.-ilc is not even pale,
and as for rolling shirt collar or By
ronic tie, he is evidently not the man
to ;hink OF such things. Romance, i'll
fact, is the article he lives by, and like
other men, he chooses to sink the shop,
at least when he sits for his portrait
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-03-12
Personalities of Literati.

A correspondent of the Tribune,
writing from Nottingham, England,
says
have seen Bailey the author of
''Festus. Ills father is proprietor of
the Nottingham Mercury, and the edi-
IoriaI department rests with him. lie
- thick set sort Of man ; OF stature
below the middle ze;complexion dark,
and his years about eisht-and,thirty.
His physiosnomy would be clowni.h
in expression, if his eyes did not re-
deem his other features. lie spoke
Of "testus,' and Of its fame in Amer.
lea, Of which he seems very proud.
In England it has only reached its
third edition, while eight or nine have
been published in the United States.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-03-12
DE QUINCEY.

lie is one of the smallest legged,
smallest bodied, and most attenuated
chigics Of the human form divine, that
one could find in a crowded city dur
ing q days walk. And ifone adds to
thls figure clothes that are neither
fashio2ably cut nor fAstiiiously adjus-
ted, he will have a tolerable rough
idea Of De Quincy. but then his
brow that pushes his obtrusiye hat to
the back part of his head. and his
light grey eyes that do not seem to
look out, but to bc turned inward,
sounding the depths Of his Imagination,
and searching out the mysteries Of the
most abstruse logic, are something that
you would search week to fnd the
mates to, and you would be disappoin>
ted. DeQuincey now resides at Lass.
wade, a romantic rural village, once
lhc residence Of SIR Walter Scott,
about seven miles from Edinburgh,
Scotland, where an aAecuonatc daugh-
ter watches over him, and we're ho-is
the wonder Of the country people for
miles around
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-03-12

WORTIINGTrN FLANDERS IL co.,
I.rfisiiFhS
Traveller buildings Staie SJtect, Eu..s.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-19

NoNSISTING Of Patent Leather French Ties, ?. L OK
~ ford ar Dress Shoes, SILK Opera Caters Cloh Con.
gress Boots, Lasting Ties, plain and tipped Calf Walking
Shoes Tapestry slippers Just received, fine stock
30 IS, Shoes and Caters cludng per6ne p L. Oxford
flies and Dress shoes for Boys and ouths
JOHN RAMAGE,
ap26 ~ COlege street.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-19
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
FssJy5ssszs5 rssj7zSSssa RzS=$ kszza All
5pss SrSSs zss;ysL -sisES';s. -
Express Notice.

Egs5gE E.gs55ss77 80 - - 49,
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
TVS ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY" have mAde
rsngem-nfs with the Rai Oad f,r DAILY Express
Tine, an prepared 10 receive and forward Freight
Package, &C. bv Passenger Trains to Huntsville. Dtcsur
uuba, informed ate stations the G. and "
Railroads. Small Parksg reruced rates.
EF- Messengers leave NaShviI. daily ~ O'Clock,
60 FreVhts to be Ell nv Express will be called
without extra charge lsD0-dl A. X. HOLT, Agent.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-19
ssS5z7 - - e Al
FROMCHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
TO NASHVILLE.
10 rtEE EFF-CT
On and after the First of june.

except such 81 specified in first and Third
Cas-; COaee MILLS, NJ chinery; Foreign liquors, IN
b0i', and pipe; TOhacco in brx-s; L-sthrr IN rolls
and boxes; cts. in bbis. and casks. Crockery and
QueensWare 70 crates AMI casks; RICE, Whiting,
Plaster Sheet Brass ard Copper per 100 81
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Straw Hats.
CataWba Wine
GENrLEMEN,S ZINE SHOES.

WILL keep constantly land supply Of Dry Spsrl
ling Wines, which will furnish the trade at Cincnna
prices, freights added. [apI ] 7. A MCCALL.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-19

A. H. ROSCOE,
WHOLESALE AND KErAIL DEALKR
Drugs, MEDICINES, DYE-STUFFs,
PERFUEERY, PAINTS, OILS. GLASS,
BRUSHES, WHITE LEAD, &C.,
Corner OF Broad and Market Sts,,
NASHVILLE. TENN.
HAVE constantly hend large and well selected
the above articles together with large o.
Sncy artcesAh OF sbich is offered for sale the
accommodating terms.
Alum, 2Oo0 pounds;
Arrow Root, loo pounds, Bermuda and PloridA;
Brimstonc, zoo pounds, refined,
Castor I'll, 200 gallons,
CoppcrxS 20 barrels, Prime Green;
Cream Tartar, 5 barrels
Gum Camphor, loo pounds;
Indg), 500 pounds, Fine 10 Common;
Nader, 20 mounds hrst qaattyi ON
super Csrb Sods, 40 q pounds Prime;
HpaT su phuF, to- pound
An Of which is odsrsd Al the lowest prices.
jAn9S A. H. ROSCOE.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-19

A. C. g. A. B. BEECH
No. 40 COLLEGE ST., NASHVILLE,
HAVE Received yery arge snd well selected stock
II STAPLE AND FANCY DAY GOODS,
And CARPETS for 1856.
Dress Good
Fine BRreEe Robe--new styles;
Organize Robes
Rich striped and Plaid 81 ks;
Plain silks Tor Event Dresses and Nantes;
Barvges, Plain, striped I'D Plaid,
Large lot cheap Muslins;
White Goods
EMBROIDERED GOODS.
large assortment Of Jaconet and Swiss Plounoings;
Embroidered swiss and Jsconet Collars;
VAlepeeune- Lac Collars;
Collars and Sleeves to match;
LarEe assortment Misses Col4rs;
Transfer Work ana Embroidered skirs.
KID GLOVES,
BsIou's make-A large stock.
Spring NANrLES.
Frhrolderrd Black sni wli,e silk Maaties;
cOlOryd Nan'es variety ly'es- prices from t5tO a25
Moss Trimmed Mantes-
TRIMMINGS FsR DRESSES,
Handsome lot Bonnet Ribbons;
Mos Trimming and FrnEes;
Large Black Velvet Ribbons.
HOSIERY.
good assortment ., Ladies' white black and cOOred
Cotton Hose.
Large lot Gentlenp-Ii. Cotton aud Siik Half HOSE
Gentlemen's Goods.
HAudsous ass0f,a. irench Linen;
- Black and isaey FI'h Cast .srss
Llnrn puok- good Assortment;
PLAIN and Check Cas- iuarrr, 70 DO > wear;
Assortment CrAV4ts, shirt CaaTs prAwrFs, Kid Gloves
CURTAIN DAnASkS.
In Satin ami Ncoi-new patterns
Handsome Lace aud EmhruideFte Muslin Curtains;
Large lot CurtsiA Ass "a.
Carpets and House-Furnishing Goods.
lias s-4h VeIseg 0srpeung.
S4h and = Brussss 90
Ply CArpvdas-ps~ H.f--;
" Spy
Good assortment RUGS, Mats Draggets l. 80 Snd "a
CHECK and Nhi Csnton Mating
Alsns lArpe sock q cheap carpets;
~, 4, aud ~ fisoT IA Cloths,
neavs 6eod. for Oar co .eringE
p rottoa Oucks 1 inchss -ide These Gtods Ne can
taFnish ron u 30 lsfineh.s side "
We kayeA large stook Of PAn, plaid and Striped OanA
bargs, very heavy.
v, have sSoSs 'As rishs utash br wsgOn sAests sua
Tsnt CsaEha.
Ts-s Vi.'las Nashville weak DO vel 20 give us eall be
baying. lApi9l A. 4 A. RgEoH.
Staple Goods.
nUR soek Of Ftzp ttoods IL vess ngiste and oar pF
" ess ies. Co1s and sss iaE yoar.sisss. ~
AT MCcLELLANDB
1shSf q and q cSesgs
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-19
WHEELING,
PITTsBURG,
DUNKIRK,
BUFFALO and
NIAGARA FALLS.

WHEELING
PITTsBURG
DUNKIRK,
BUFFALO and
NIAGARA FALLS
To all the Eastern cites.
Three daily Eastern Trains AZ NJ JOAN, and "
TTIR-T TRAIN Cleveland, Pttshurg Steubtnvie aud
Wheeling, Lightning Express leaves Ciuciunst o'clock
for all the Esstern cities also Detroit via Cleveland
SpriRshsld, Wilmington, Circeve Lancaster add Z,nes-
vile, Chicnthe and Athens his stops
cnnat and Co umbus at Oveaad Morrow Xeuia and Lon
sFC0ND TRATN-Cleveland, Ptsburr and Wheeling TX
press Nail leaves ncinnsti at ~ o'clock N via Ceve
land, Psbur- ant Wheeling Tor AT the Eastern citirs This
train stops at all the poGts between Cincinnati and Coum
bus. 1r.- ~
THIRD RAIN-AccommoJaon, Leaves CinrinnaH at
$50 O'Clock. P. for Springfield wilmington, rcevle
and Lancaster. Chllicofe and Hlsborough This train
at al points betses G. nrunat and Springfield.
FOURTH RAIN-CIeveIsni and Pfttshu Night Fxrress
leaves Cincinnati ocock NJ Cleveland and Pitts
burg for al hr Eastern ce. This train stops all poGts
between Cincinnati and Columbus
One Train Sunday at 81 O'Clock. P NJ for Columbus
Trains by Columbus Time Minutes haster than Gin
cnnat-
Fare as Low as by any other Route.
For THROUGH TICKETS,
And all information please apply he Offices No Rurnet
House, door West Of Vine street, No III Gibson
House Building and old Office Southeast OF Broad
Eastern little MiamD Depot East Front street
Office 1o4rs from ~ a :, h s,I mt 4S ~ p
THE ONSIBUS LINE .f
Calls for Passengers all the incpal Hotels for each and
every train By leaving directions either nj the above
offices will call passengers all parts Of tn cv, with
out fail lmay27l II. r. RCGGLEs, Conductor
Trunks. Trunks.
A FULL assortment Trunks the ,r-wS-N
av sn a g. k fGf is. nT c ,a a09
r. CUTTERS,
No. Sc cor. Broad and College SITS,
ap16 NASHVILLE
uIT6'uESs DID nTTIEDS
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-19
MANUFACTURERs Ann MILLERs

iNIE are general Agents for the SAFE of all Cotton AM
w WOODEN fabrics manufactured in the State o. TenuP
ee, and have appropriated large and cOmmOdous room
solely for their sale and storage. We have also spprr pda
ed another for the sale and storage Of FLOUR alone
AM would respectfully call the attention Of both Manu-
"a ayeTs and Milsrs Ia this arrangement
" GORDON 90
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sIfmnER SHOES.

- PEELED PEaChEs.
L - D. D Dlcxxx, Ne scOs.ss -
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Furniture and Carriages boxed and other light articles
not enumerated; also, Ca bows of Acids or other
ChemIcsis, viii be charged by actual weight, but at
double First Class Rates or Der1O h
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-19
Ladies' Fine Shoes.

nyder Go FsTs1zzc11
IIANE % AID and Cor SAFE very one -rtnsat Of
III Ladies Lssting Cater, Eiih ana S4thoat hsss,
Lsdes' Fine Boots,
Ladies sli. Psns,
Ladies french Leather Trent Lace Caters, some
Iklng new
LAaiss' IasnE Congress Caters.
Ltde Fine whts q ara Satin slippers.
Az o. whch are oasrri q pre- ior taah ~ No 80
Puhic ta.r- Ire.si' -Nf''NRk L''i
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SAFES! SAFES!
tL1IDDER's Patent Salamanca saf,s manufactures BY
w steArns MAryen New York the best artce made
10 the Unitsi States having failed TO their
sontrns any ore. Afuustock always and Or
manuiactursrs prces ire ght aided bl their agents
W. n. GuRltpN 4 co.
BUITLK PRINTS
M have iusl rccs Ved tom New small lot Of the
above artcss, N p~and, Ead hal and quarter lund
Roulds.
Als1--square and Oval bread ant Chopping Trays,
Wo0ten Bowls, 4c patent aud common o. uIrs Pms
uaygt NACAFNZiEG WILSON.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-31
Imported Voters.

Ii j. pretty well ascertained that the Democrats
have made arrangements to import large num-
Der of votes here rext Tuesday. 1t is understood
that the JTagoners from Attala, Leake, and 9TH
CIR Democratic counties, have made ARA agem ats
TO be here next Tuesday to help the Sag NIGHTS
overcome the American majority. These votes
will be legal, but not legitimate and therefore we
cannot tell what our majority is, till the names Of
the voters not residing in the county are publish
ed; and we are assured they will be Published
We know, and have long known that this county
is an eye sore to the Sag NIGHT Democracy of the
whole State, and this is to be the battle ground.
Sag NIGHTS have said that if they could carry
Yasoo County, they would be willing to loc the
State. Here then we may expect powerful eff
fort will be male, and our friends, must not be dis
couraged if our majority is considerably reduced.
We have even heard that some of the Sag NIGHTS
are betting on the county, but when they are ask
ell if they will bet on the legitimate or real uotes
Of the county, they decline. This shows what are
their plaus. There is no help for it, as it is legal
to vote any where in the State for President We
suppose the boilers and others who manage this
thing, expect 20 get foreign mission. or some
other Offices if Buchanan is elected, for their great
energy and ingenuity in this contest; but if Mr..
Buchanan should be elected, we opine he will not
precisely understand how taking votes from one
county, affects the popular Presidential vote of
Mississippi. The truth is this--by importing votes
and reducing and overcoming our AMERICAN
majority 10 this county, they expect to weaken the
confidence of our people and eventually be able to
carry the locil elections. This is the work to be
accomplished and we hope our friends will acatch
them-watch them now and pray for them after
awhile, just as the old Nick is about to get them.
| They maF not fnd it quite so easy to bolt from
him and may need praying for. But wesay again
watch, and don't faint as Frank Pierce did in
Mexico; but work and pull together, and don't
believe word Sag NIGHT says about our pros
! p cts or Fillmores chances. Our business is with
Yazoo County. The State of Mississippi is almost
hepelcssy sold to the Dutch, the Irish and Office
h'sdcrs Yazoo County. thank Heaven, is a
green spot upon which the dove of the Ark of che
UNION may como across the troubled waters
and rest his weary wing upon. We repeat the
names of all that vote in this county not belong
! Ing to the county will be published. The Amer
cars want fair fight; fair measuring Of strength
with their op7onepts. aud we are content With the
result Of rteissue.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-31

THE GREsr Russian REMEDy-PRo
Boso PUBLlco -" Eery mother should have boz
in the house, hanv In case of accidents to the
children"
Readings Russia Salre.-It is Boston remedy
of thirty years standing, and is recommended by
physicians. 1t is and speedy cure for Burns.
Bles, Boils, Corns, Felons, Chilblains. and Old
Sores of ev-ry kind For Fever Sores, Ulcers, Itch
Scald Head, Nettle, Rash, Bunnions, Sore Nipples
RECOMMENDED by nurses, Whitlows Sites. Testers
Flea Bites, Spider Sings, Frozen Limbs, Scurvy
Sore, Salt Rheum, Cracked Lifs. Sore Nose. Warts
and Flesh Wounds it is most valuable remedy aud
enre, which can be testified to by thousands who
have used it in the city of Boston and vicinity fer
tie last thirty yeas In no instance will this salve
do an injury, or interfere with physicians pre-
scTiptions It is made CT the purest mat rails from
recipes brought from Russia of articles growing IN
that countryand the prorrietors have letters from
all classes, clergymen. physicians, captains nur
ses, and others, who have used it themselves and
Irecomrnend it to others. Readings Russia Salve is
put up in large tin boxes, stamped the cover with
q picture of horse ana disabled soldier, which
picture is also engraved on the wrapper Price %
Gems box. Sold at all the stores IN town coun
tyy, or my be ordered of any wholesale druggists
Redding 4 Co., proprietors For sale by NJ Eman-
ual, wholesale agent for Mississippi and Louisiana.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-31

This will be the last issue OF the Banner. !
before the final verdict Il made up, Of whether
Willard Fillmore Or james Buchanan shall be
Presidslf Of these United States. Whether
sectional P, esidenf, or national one, shall sit
in the seatonce &C upiedby WASHINGTON.
Before another week rolls round, the electric
Huld will have conveyed to all parts Of the I'M
ions the news OF who is elected President
We feel therefore, that our work for the cam
vass Is dcns--whether it has been for good or
fir evil, il IS finished, aud the result Of our la
bors in this battle between patriotism and for.
eicnism between nationalism aud sectonasn,
will soon appear. We do not consider this
last battle final one. We do not rest the
Ultimate success of AMERI CAN principles
upon The present contest. We have just be-
gun to fight, as the un.errised Paul Jones said,
when his main mast went down amid the fury
Of the storm and the iron hail poured into his
sinking ship. We haze just begun to fight. Let
this battle go against US, and We come out Of it
with shields battered by the hard blows they
have received, but we cannot give up the ship,
and never will. r. the enemy triumph by for
egn force and native fraud, the day after the
battle, will find our tents still white over the
splain. and our arms FURNISHED for another fight.
I'VE huve enlisted for the war. aud never, never
will we surrender to our foreign foe We may
die, but we will die at our post. The true low
err Of his country, the true hearted AMERI.
CAN never thinks Of yielding the question Of
his nationality. We have conquered our lib
critics once, aud we can do it again. We dc
not forebode defeat, bat should it come, VI
have made good fight and cannot be finally
overcome.
"They never fail, who die in a good cause"
! We have never dispaired of this Republic
We have never believed that there was not pat
riotsm enough left to save it-but we ma,
have TO go through terror and tribulaions be
fore the right prevails. We have been curse
FOR years by the rule or msrule Of the so-calle
4 Democratic party. The monster is now a
most drank with It's own encrmities, and by an
by, 1t will fall off of the peoples prosuat
necks from the weight o: its own corruption,
But the young giant Of AMERTCANiSM ma
cut off the monsters hydra heads before tn;
time Let us work and trust and hope in tn
. good time coming, Next Tuesday viii be mo-
J important day, and we most earnestly hope ever
: freeman will do his duty and vote for NIL
' LARD FILLMORE.