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NASHVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY.

II hk nett Academe year VII caRmsnce September asA
fha lnstsaton has sney fsrty 81 aaintsrFa,
ed pFotprrity.
In regard % hsalAs IL believed 70 have sqzal h TIC
united STATES choleFAs Ckis Aad Fever, f3pheld ana
scarst fsvsr ana similar ia diseased have
81 here bai shree deaths q Beaf GERS IL foEty yeAf
In regard itaa-aeselaaa sQaAsiiy sin ne
best Regulated private fannea n al si Fslss 4 psEena
habits, norai ana nentzl euilnrs.
kmploys, alunusf exenEtsrly, eanfAsrn Tearhrrs Ne
seathrra PareB ske gives lhis iaatnlish pesspnal
sninatoa VII THAI, end fsF sosaE faFskxE
North.
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APPLEToN's RAILWAY AND STEAM NAvIaA-
TON GUlDE.-To the tourist this work is in
dispensable, TO the business man highly use
full, and to those who quietly enjoy the plea
sures of home interesting. The July number
is before Us, and we find il a work of two hun.
dred and fifty pages, containing all the Rail-
way and Steamboat routes in the United States
and Canadas, giving all the arrivals and depar-
lures upon each route; together with general
Railroad map of the union, ard the most de-
finite sectional maps of the same, showing the
stations and distances upon each route. 1t
also contains other information of importance
to the traveller. For sale by W. T. Berry & Co.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


GREEN BASK PocABoxras Co, April 10th, 1855.
GESTLENEN-Some few months since patient applied to
for medical advice afflicted with form Of fecoD
dairy syphilis Che had been under the charge Of two phy
clans without deriving ree commenced using the regular
remedies Of the profession but the disease stubborny resist
ed all my Efforts The reputation Of Carriers Spanish
Mixture having reached me, and being personally
quauied with yourselves, determined to give it trial
three bottles cured him.
As act ofusce TO suffering humanity, cannot with
hold my testimony its virtues Alternative and prompt
purifier Of the blood and take pleasure in recommending 1t
to the profession and the public generally.
Yours respectfully o. BUTCHER.
m
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Pianos and music.-ws learn tina. :

Pianos and music.-we learn that Horace
Waters Of 383 Broadway Y agent for the sale Of many
Of the most celebrated makers Of Pianos and Meodeons
Offering them at prices which advise all who desire to
purchase to avail themselves Of He is also selling his large
and welknown Catalogue Of Music onethrd of from the
regular prices and will forward the free Of postage
His offers to the trade teachers and schools Of the most
favorable charsctera Of which he will be able to oil to the
letter, for having wisely adopted the cash system The
Horace Waters Pianos known among the very best
We enabled speak Of those instruments with
degree OF confidence from personal knowledge OF their
celent tone and durable qualty.-N T. Evangelist.
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF PIANOS

the Piano Forte and Music Saloon Of ]. MCCLURE,
n be found the largest and best Of Pianos
offered In this market consisting Of 81 and Octave,
Plain and beautifully Carved Rosewood One Of them
Semi grand which for briancy and purity Of tone Is
unsurpassed, by any Square Piano. before the public
The makers "A. Gale Co.. have surpassed them.
selves and will add aures their already high
reputation. Those wanting No. Instrument be
commOdated upon reasonable terms as they were 10
purchase directly OF the Manufacturers Ihave also large
sock Of Small Instruments Neodeons aud Sheet Music
bracing all the New Pieces WaEes PokGs, Songs &c kc
Schools &c, furnished upon reasonable terms any
House 10 the United States,
B- Remember the Number So UNION STREET.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-31

Our American friends continually inquire
of us whether or not Gov. Johnson's late
speech will be published They are anxious
to see it in print. We call for its pubca-
ton. Governor, let us have your speech,
or il it is the democratic powers that be"
who are Withholding it, we beseech them in
the name of the American party to let it
come forth. The speech, the speech, Oh
let us have that speech.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-31
Are you Getting Bald

yOur hair turning greyf Do you wish to cultivate good
whIsker and mOustachesi Your hair to be Soft silky and
gosyS Your head be COOL comfortable and free Odand
ruf Mothers your children 10 have luxuriant heads
ofhair? Then Books HYPERION FLUID, which neuer
fails in it's unerring effects Prices rs cts so cts 70 cts and
81 so per bottle Bogle's Balm Of Cytheria stands unr
vailed for Graduating ld pimples and identifying the
complexion. Price 30 cts Inventor aud proprietor, W.
Boyle, Boston, and sold by Druggists everywhere.
uQ1 II
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITIONS or THE
yeW York Life Insurance Company,

On the LIST day Of January, ls5e mads In sonforniy
The Rew Yors Lis Insurance. coapaay, 100 Broadsay,
New Fork.
No O. ptAl siock.
No Real kssata.
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The Art of Dyein9 Human Hair.

is but mperfecty understood by those who make
the gIeates pretenaions The Of the popular Hair
Dyes Of the day may, for the time color the hair but
to be succeeded by furnished green other unsghy ap
pearance. Boges Electric Dye is void Of these noxious
properties 1t instantly dyes the hair beautiful natural
black brown, which neither water sunshine tar
nish in the least and to make douby
his agents authorised TO REFUND the money the most
perfect satisfaction is given Prices 80 cts 81 90 aud
81 so per Inventor, W. BoGLE Boston, and sold by
Druggists everywhere. my Silly
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GEN. WASHINGTON BARROW,

President Of Fillmore and Donelson
Club, No. 2, will address the citizens of
Nashville and Davidson county, on the
issues of the Presidential question at the
MARKET HOUSE, on SATURDAY,
the 2nd of AUGUST
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BY TELEGRAPH.


| lRIsIEe Sun, Ind, July Boa barge in tow Of
tIe Steamer Seventy-Six struck snag in the
Shute at this place this morning and sunk imme>
diately, throwing deck load of Whisky In the
River.
NEw ORLEANS, July 29 -Cotton-Sales 500
bales lO4al0t. Flour SIS. Corn 50. India bag
ging l9i; Gunnies l3f. Freight on Cotton to
Liverpool 7-l6. Sterling exchange 10.
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The Annual State Fair.

Hk Annnal staa JAR q ths ftNsEsEa tTATs AealcsL
TcaAL BusEaU Ri Be heA en- Ihs sl4ts Fair drounda
near Nashvilis. sommencingo %
MONDAY. he 18th Day e October nsxt,
and eonnung during he w~ek berHs st 81 eusiams
h oeered snd eampefton Is desired IN eli tAs di9e
hfanrkes q kgirBiaraA Mechanical ard Hsanehad In
dussry ana aonssc Aulna Ths pFsmian hsl. siih ne
iss 81 Jaigss ana he ssneral Fsgaaions q fhs Fs. NH
BE- ruhlshcd IN paph firm soon a - prepared
and sorN ardea = lhose deslItnF copies.
ms general anfce b H1snesd adsise hs larmers and
mechanics lhe q AZ tire and pla1t 81 hs fsir
tha ahaf she arfsnERoents % tA4 a4fea4t
rruands ~ ncoaulmcaafen 81 sxhAitss ane vtars
ia - ne hns ever prapsra4 szllar oocaaies Ia a.
s14ta ara - fnnniu4 HI ebErAl. q
~ aEdsr q ~ bnEsaa. e. @. EASTMAN,
lalffa-e aeeEefafr.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-31

HoS. VIZ. q. Polk and HoRAcE MArSAHD ESQ.,,
candidates for Eector for the State at large upon
the Democratic and American tickets, will address
their fellow citizens at the following places. Other
appointments, extending through East Tennessee,
viii be made in few days:
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On HAIII , E7AFI ,. f9IT II
an p1lsans esuing pruqeTy 80 d lhs z q ne eerpaF.
ELISA q A4ahsss ags5t % tAxefen aaa 81 faee Nabis
paid soF ~ yezF Lad Aefshy Rssd ea a. rs sos
and pay lae nsl4tey ths hocasatsiss q a. en-
PoFzfiaa Eegatfs eFompt pays enla
helders u esssatss Or ndsnnesd paymesss w pieass
fFessst tAen ~ tsisAsussus A. AkLEoF, csfsctcg.
lr18--lm
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Leather Betting.
JUsr RECEIVED large 10, Of Premium Leather BsIpr

Also large et OF Copper Burs and kivets, and Lace
Leather Of al kinds
All o which w be sod on the most reasonable terms for
Cash, By B. r CUTTER
mAyls cor College snd Broad sts
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viii be distributed according to the following
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
900. 900 Numbers, 1915 Prizes!


1915 Prizes amounting to. s2O4 0OO
The Is 900 Prizes OF IS determined by the number
which draws $4,000 pEe-ifthat number should be
Old number then Every odd number ticket in the scheme
will BE- entitled to IS IL number, then every even
number ticket will be entitled to $Sin addition to any other
prize which may be drawn.
Purchasers in buying equal quantity Of odd and even
number tickets will be certain Of drawing nearly half the
Of the same with chances Of obtaining other prizes
All those tickets ending with o. 4 s, 8, are evenan
those ending with 1, 8, 8 7, 9, are odd.
az Remember that every Prize drss and payable in
full without deduction
~ Ali Prizes OF 81 900 and under paid Immediately after
II drawing-other prizes 1t the usual time of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential The drawn
numbers will be forwarded to purchasers Immediately after
tie drawing.
Whole Tickets $10 -Halves IS; Quarters, ESQ.
Prize Tickets cashed renewed in other Tickets at either
office.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
half of the Tickets guaranteed to draw IS
will sell Cercatesof Packages Of 10 Tickets Todd and even
numbers, at the following rates
al that the 10 Tickets draw the amount guaranteed
accrues to the purchaser.
Certificate of Package OfIO Whole Tickets .....sSO
10 Quarter ............. Is
Address orders Tickets Certificates Of Packages Of
Tickets either to s. SWAN 90 Atlanta, Ga,
RS. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
jy29 orr. G. HIGGINS, Box 8, Nashville, P. o.
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1875 prizes amounting to s2O4 900
The $4,000 Prizes Of IS are determined by the number
which draws the $4,000 Pr EFF that number should
odd number then every odd number ticket will be entitled
to IS In addition to any other Prize which may be drawn
Purchasers in buying equal quantity Of odd and
number kes will be certain Of wing nearly half the
cost Of the same with chances OF obtaining other prizes.
All those tickets ending with O. 2 g. are eVen-an
those ending with 1, 8, g. 7, 9, are odd
Remember that every Prize drawn and payable in
full without ded actiOn.
~ All Prizes Of 600 and under paid immediately after
the drawngOther prizes the time Of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential The drawn
numbers will be forwarded to purchasers Immediately after
the drawing.
Whole Tickets $10;-Halves $5;--
Quarters $50.
Prize Tickets cashe in other Tickets at either
Office. Orders for Tickets be addressed to
S. SWAN co Atlanta, Ga.
or s. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
Jy15 orr G.. HIGGINS, Box 8, Nashville P. o. |
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I have something sweet to sell
The Bottle Won NAV keepl
Who wants To Ret 7

ONE hundred bags Of Flour,
" Fifty bushels Meal,
Five hundred pounds choice Hams,
Have been deposited my to bet on the following
terms: 25 Hams and enough Meal Flour it'll it.
that the successful candidate win be the President he
lives and does not resign. 81 Hams against hundred dol
lars hog that the candidate who gets receive
many electoral votes as the one who Is successful
The balance to bet opportunity offers the chances in all
cases to equal 10 the two mentioned If these
not taken soon the whole will be sold the
depostOr. Cheap for cash. D. G.. RUMSEY.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-31
University Grammar school.

HE Preparatory Department Of the University win he
opened Monday, september sth, under the special
direction Of Prof H. Stewart assisted by other members
Of the College Faculty Tho Of study embraces two
years and is designed 70 prepare boys for entering the
Freshman lass in the College Pupils viii be required 70
remain in the schoo-room from Ave 10 six hours day.
The digent efforts Of the Faculty viii be given mas
TINS al respects rs class school, adapted 10 the
Of the city and country.
Terms t25 per session, $50 per annum.
For particulars apply 10 Prof stewart TO Col r. jobs
son, or TO J. b. LIND>LEY,
July 8, 56.-m. Chancellor Of the University
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Advances.

THE undersigned will make Cash advances on eonsign-
meuts Of Wheat, Racon Flour and other Produce his
correspondents In Charleston aud savansh
JOSEPH NASH.
NASHVILLE June goth, fs5s-sms
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-31

HAVE choice lot Of dried Purpkirs for pies. No pro-
Il clisity to Back Repubhcanism. d. g. RUMSEY.
Flour! Flour! BOlted s. UnbOited.
M L. WATERS super Thyss Forks Flour warranted
W. equal to any made in the state, for sale by
D. G. RUMsEY.
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and places

PUBLIC SPEAKINe.-Neil S. Brown, and
Ishsm G. Harris, candidates for elector for the
State at large will speak at the following times
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NASHVILLE BELL AND BRASS FOUNDRY
No. Ia South Front Street,

B. COOK, practical BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY
a. successor to Weller Cook prepared to manufac-
tuTe to order Bells Churches, Steamboats, and Panta
tons Also Steam Whistles, o. Globes, Cylinder, Guags
Fountain and stop Cocks, Hose and Salt well Joints,
Mounting Anti. Friction Metal.
All work by with neatness and despatch OF the
best material low prices, and warranted. jan6-tWy
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COAL COOKING STOVE.

COAL COOKING STOVE.
w have just received small supply Of COAL COOKING
w STOVES, Of differ mt Sizes that highly recon-
mended 20 IN we have hesitation In Warantng them
The Prize Coal Cooking Stove,
The Keystone state,
The Lily Of the West
The Beauty Of the West.
The advancing prices Of wood important 20 econo-
mica House-keepers provide good win cook
well with coal These have, far given entire satisfaction
and recommended 70 the attention Of those about sup
ply themselves with Cook Stoves.
We have also the following patterns Of Stoves
wood universally popular in the Eastern States their
economical consumption Of the fuel warranted to bake and
draw well:
The MayfOwer, two sizes;
The Halcyon, two sizes;
The Comet, four sizes;
We have also in store for sale at usual low and
modating terms the following popular Stoves from the best
foundries Of the West:
The Kentuckian Cook Stove, two sizes;
The Indiana do do do.
The Tennessee do do do
The Iron Tree Premium;
The Best Premium;
The Pennsylvania; all Of which win sell on as low
terms they can be procured in the city.
FHE WROUGHT IRON COOK STOVE.
The Tennessean four Sizes manufacture have
hand good supply Of these popular Stoves
able to supply all orders.
Iune27 MACKENZIE 4 WILSON
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MES are Pigmies still, though perched on

Pigmies are Pigmies still, though perchsd on
Alps.
% SINGS POPE but that "Blank Verse" sung the
closing hymn Of our Mayor and Aldermen, makes 'our"
Pony he editorial fraternity will please excuse big horse
and cart, big cart and tax big notwithstand
ing treated the committee segar which IS per
1000 cash. We hope many friends will assist In
affection, and send big lot Of subscribers To clubs Of
so less viii do the handsome thing. The Horse and
Cart viii run regular usual Notwithstanding hcwsomever
ID. G. RUMSEY.
ITO STOCK RAISERS or the Farming Community general
~, who will send $50 90 in postage stamps will tell
them how to make Big Horse out Of a Colt
une "a ID. G.. RUMSEY
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Corn Meal.

Corn Meal.
A good a. anybOdyS, At D. g. RUMsETs.
Hurra for BuckmOre & Fillfngham
PEAKlNG Of Hams, have lot Of very choice ones for
y sale low at d. G. RUMSgTS-
''0'er the Lake where dropped the WILLOW"
LARGE lot Of Market Baskets Of all sizes, made from
II this same Willow, $50 said, !" for sale by
D. g. RUMsET.
Fresh Spring Honey Strained or in the Comb.
TAKEN this Spring from the apiaTy Of Dr. T. B. Hamn
also specimen Of tue Hives used will be exhibited
Stree" at all reasonable hours which price viii be aided
should it be the Unanimous" wish Of portion Of the
dience, for particulars call and see itat
D. @. RUNsETS.
I have something sweet to sell you,
The Bottle you may keep!
A SEQUEL TO "YE FLY" being direct descendant Of
"A the Nectar the heather gods used when they
and kicked the Of the skies in S5
that time For sale low down" considering the quality
G.. RUMSEY.
Nora BESE.-"COrn. Metre. No connection with Land
Agencies.
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SEWANEE HOUSE,
A Valuable Farm for Sale,

WILL administrator, with the Will annexed OF l..
Leavl decd, sell to the highest bidder the Town Of
Trenton, odd County KY Wednesday the nth day
Of Sep ember 1885, that rich and fertile farm adjoining said
tains about
600 ACR ES,
well timbred well wstered and high Of cuItiva.
ton, has on large and cOmmodious brick DIVE ling good
negro cabins bar stables &C. and Of the best farms
in Southern Ky.
Said farm will be sold in te equal annual payments-the
giving bond with good and undoubed security for
the first three paymens-and lien retained the land
until the whole Of the purchased money Is pail.
There viii also be sod the time aud place. several
Ave Lots adjoining sad townon credit Of l. 2 and
years.
Any wishing any n'ormato concerning said farm by
apply n the undersigned by addressing him by mail
at Trenton, Ky. JAMES L. LAWSON, Admir-,
with the VIII annexed Of l.. y. Leayl, decd.
june96 tww- 2m tE2ks0R Ry, Banner, June 21st
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A PAIR OF SHoEs-And such pair, reader,
we reckon you never saw! They may be seen
at the store of Robertson & Dasbiell, on Col
lege street. II must have taken the hides of a
drove of cattle to have furnished all the leath
er consumed in their manufacture. We know
of nothing they will fit unless it be the "foot
of a mountain"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-31

FATAL CAsUALITY.-We regret so learn that
a little son of Mr.. Spain, residing, we believe,
in Edgefeld, was fatally injured yesterday
morning by the kick of a horse
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NASHVILLE:

eE- The Patriot is the successor OF the "11e Wig,
Messrs sHrH MORGAN Co., having purchased the print
nR materials subscription list, &c., OF the iatter.
TN GtEEx Local and Oommerctal Editor.
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To whom all orders must be addressed.
For sale by Druggists and Country Merchants ia all parts
the United states aud the CanAtAs and by
AnlatNAR W. 4 GRAY. MANILA
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-10-30
A Political Sermon

Rev. J. C. HART preached a political ser.
mon to his congregation last Sabbath after.
noon. 1t will be recollected thut he deliv.
cred similar discourse to his heurers at the
commencement of the campaign. The fact
Of his having preached one sermon at the
beginning and the other ut the close of the
canvass, is satisfactory evidence, that it is
done purely far political and party purposes.
Within the last eighteen months this same
gentleman has said in substance, that the
minister who dragged politics into the pull,
pit, degrades himself and degrades the
church. We thought he was right then
and we think SO STILL Now by his own
words, he stands condemned. He has de-
graded himself and degraded his CALLING
We are sorry that minister should SO far
forget his proper work as to become the
miserable tool of political party He may
not see his error now, but time will demon.
strate the fact, that by so doing, he lessons
his influence for good both in the church
and out OF it.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-10-30
The Jubilee at Franklin,

The Democracy of Franklin and vicinity
assembled at that place on Monday evening
last, to join in Jubilee over the recent Dem
ocrutic victories in Pennsylvania and India
ma, and the large Democratic gains in Ohio.
The weather was quite unfavorable, yet
notwithstanding this, the assemblage was
large. The houses ofthe Democrats were
finely illuminated, and all the other arrang-
ments were beautiful and appropriate, and
did honor to the gallant Democracy of
Franklin. At half past six o'clock the peo-
pie assembled at the Town Hall and listen
ed to speech from A. HART, of Ravenna.
We have never seen the Democracy more
jubilant and enthusiastic. Every man seem.
ed to be inspired with new energy and ear.
nestness for the work before him. From
the Hall, the people repaired to the Demo.
cratic Club Rooms, where they formed a
torch-light procession, headed by the Brim.
field Martial Band, and marched through the
principal streets of the village, calling now
and then upon such Of the dwellings of De.
mocrats as were illuminated.
All things considered, it was one of the
most happy and enthusiastic Democratic
gatherings we have ever attended in Portage
county.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-10-30
The New York Tribune Despou.
dent.


The New York Tribune Is not exactly
pleased with the result in Pennsylvania
In late issue il says: "Ropublicans we
would not, if we could, conceal from you
our disappointment in this result, nor the
magnitude Of the Disaster. We ought to
have carried Pennsylvania, al this elec.
ton" -,H.-
The Republicans In advance-knew that
il they lost Pennsylvania, at the late elec-
ton, it would be disaster Of immense mag.
nitude. Hence they made a corresponding
struggle to carry the State. The Tribune
and kindred publications were thrown broad
cast over Pennsylvania. The Republicans
from New England and Ohio sent in their
leading stumpers; New England preachers
stumped some parts of the State, by school
districts. Under a system OF colporteurage
they distributed their documents, and so
desperate had they grown, that it is not i'm.
probable, il any fraudulent voting was done
in the State, it was done on their side.--
Despite this almost super.human effort, they
are beaten over three thousand. No wonder
their agony is intense-no wonder they al
most sweat drops Of blood-in contemplat-
ing their failure to carry the State wherein
was declared the Declaration of Independ.
ence, and wherein was framed the Consti.
tuition of the United States. With con-
tempt have the honest YeomOnry of Penn.
sylVania spurned these plotters Of treason
against the Coust tuition and the Union oil
these States. This is but a foretaste of
the whitening contempt that will be visited
upon them in that State on the 4th OF No.
vember.