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MEDICAL.
I'll SHoULD TRY IT!!
D r. u. Ho s EFT Err S
CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS.
100. 600 Ho,t,e. sold ia One ear,

NJ oTfIING in tile markrtuotlig ittc mctlicAl market
IN past Hily years, has cIair nor can an
article be produced equaltO this
GREAT 'ANTI-DISPEPTIC.
IIostettcF preparation is not A old recipe,
nor lr mere experimental result OF Amateur lsi.
clans verbal investigation. Il Is tile result Ot profound
aud elaborate stuyu Of the scientific chemists Of
tile present century.
De- IIos,etisr submits his Invaluable Filters TO any csis
tests what is still better, personal trial upon your
constitutions TIE true properties OF these ttGrS VIII
the first analysis, and tile full force OF great
meiua effects manifest In almost lncrc'ii-
Are yoI nysptptr. Then take thSES celebrated stomach
IIitters. o..
relieved MT
free these lHGrs.
West and SOUTH have been cured % this constitution
ing dlsensr, by the use OF these NtterS
All should try this great AntidOtC. We venture to aim
that while lIossettcrs erS used OF fever anu
agle
One wine gasSu taken three times Ay before meals,
found great tonic agent which all will appreciate
personally satisfied of the fact, they Will he by CIV
ing the Filters trial.
are comparatively worthless. Onr Filters are without
rival for their medicinal qualities. They are put w III
and "r IL HOstteyS StUDldc Ii1els blown OIL the bot
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
ali the principal Druggists, Hotel HaFs,
RESTAURANTS, and Dealers generally throughout the United
States, andb ,,,,,,,>,s i. ,,,s,,,,p,
ION ,,. - " ~ - Wl,cc,nc
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Ambrotypes & Daguerreotypes

b Y -I3lNIG'IRIIJOIE.
rTlIH subscriber, Mt hs OLD stand Oh unrnG street daily
i producing AulbrOyptS which taking the place ct
Daglerreutynes proof Of the uNcncSs OF tone and
perior Isl OF his pictures he soics the examination Of
STEREOSCOPIC AND TRANSPARENT .AMnROrSPES;
LocEes and Plus, expressly for this ncw style
OF work.
these pictures be taken in from one to Ave seconds
the difficulties hitherto preventing accurate ECnesSrs nf
small children entirely removed Groups OF PET
sons, Of different ages and coPeNcns Auht"yrsd With
out difficulty. Pictures be copied by th process
they will unchanged for aEUs; all AmGTot bling
rcinCticay scaled between plates Of glass; warrants
I'd to fade.
Caution be observed against pictures called Ambrc-
types which not properly Gctn single plate Of gaS
and liable As the facilities of tile adcrsiHn-
constantly increasing lac will be prepared to make
Dagurrrcutypts at all prices.
Rooms place utl May LIST, when he will remove
to his spacious establishment Gaststde Of Atsih ST.
between aGnrop, which will be Of tile best
arranged establishments in the country. The entire length
Of the rooms, 15 feet No alns expense will be spared
Ing tile comfort Of visitors.
A. C.. PARTRIDGE.
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ATI MARKET

CINCINNATI. May l3th--Flour firm at 50, 3oa
$50 Whisky firm at 90 1-2. Provisions quiz
ct Mess Pork $I5,25a5O. Bacon, shoulders,
and sides las IA. Groceries steady.
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Acc,pryr.-.A man named Kuhn had one of
u. hands taken off at the wrist yesterday, at
40 Naming mill in the first ward. He was cut
tins out stuff with circular saw.
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49, = -. i. = - - I,SI,, ~ i,,,r,,
from the canvass for the sheralty All such reports
E. and authorize my friends them most
positively as neu my claims for the ONCE With
tile decision OF the People ut Tie polls.
myl2 ISAAC CUITS.
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TO DRUGGISTS & THE PEOPLE.

TO DIilNTOTlolS9 az L 11E 9SOH4AIL
XOU are hereby cautioned against spurious limitations Of
i DIR. DE GNATII'S "ELECTRIC OIL" as shall pros
ecute any party my copy iglked bills This gen
minr) Electric Oil the Mayor Of Camden Of EHeA
md RAsHmntis; also, Hon John Williamson of Hunting
Iuu f. KiiuIsuT (whom took OF his cruehes In
day) than 100 others in Pia1e'ptla Whose
names published in the Philadelphia Ledger
Tile wholesale deal :a in Philadelphia would no; eolte
nance guilty Of the raScHitT of cOunteFIeltu
III IIaFrisburEl Pa John Wygthc, ESQ., the well known
Druggist there the AMI imprisonment OF one
IileAfHe attempted imitation Of this valuable
remedy. &C..
Ia Lse People and D."gsiSi@ M.0Ig1S1t ne -, L"Ts@
SIes-List Iy Prof. he GTafs Electric Oh jos
Free, West Philadelphia Of rheumatism Dir. ESens9S'
Montgomery CO., rheumatism and Spran; Mrs. Ostrn No.
lao Fourth street, inflammation Of bowels; Mrs MIyland,
Providence, shingles and cHked breast Mr. VIM spence
on Chestnut street, aud neuralgia; Henry Campbell,
Lower Marion, OF burns ni scarlet fcver,and eighteen
others. ,,,.,
Every Druggist knows that the only Genuine Electric
Oil male by sole inventor AMI proprietor, nj his n!i
oicc. all must be addressed to procure TIE
PRoF. CHAs. DE GRATH,
Old Office, 80 South Sti, ST, near Chestnut
E5Fg-Snd by all Druggists.
DePO' !" "'f''D +. H. LOGAN CO.'S
my1I Bridge Corner.
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New Grocery.

New Grocery.
rJNIEE subscriber the st"rel6se lately occupied
by Morrison, Williams Co. Market street. second
below Umo whore he has opened entirely :Gsl.
stock Of FAMILY GROCERIES; every article OF the best
quality carefully selected and purchased with CASH con-
sStiug in part Of the following articles, viz:
Refined Sugars, Loaf Crashed anil Powdered New Or
leans Sugar:
COITeU, lilo and JAVA.
Teas best Gunpow.rr, Tyson, Skin and Black chulau
aud Oolong.
Golden S. rup and New Orleans MplassCs.
Numegs, Gloves, and all the Spices generally used.
Fancy aud Common Soap, Candles, Starch and Rice.
Hacon, Hams, Dried beef Family Flour, &c. SC: Z
attention the citizens OF Wheel
Ing, and others wanting such articles.
May1, 1856. iny9-s.u
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nEAnAClIr NNn nErILlTY.

Mr. Silas LiScnmb Of Birmingham sHIS-''l have found in
DorrtnvC'S littCrs remedy for headache aud debility My
wife Inns also used ii With the grratUat rnrtt."
Mr. EirhnSOtl uf Pittsburgh, ai,U H. rXph
rlencGh nucL r. lief from its for headache.
BEAD TI;IS.
d L0HRdtt'S TrsiimONy,--Iasrl Hn7krs living IN the
Holland Sel, gum Wis. after suffering
time tl misery attglln. utter prOstrtlon of
mind and body have been rcturC by using Borrlave's
Ditters. perfect Irnltli.'
Of this ruirS being In such high rcpUtc among
the lIoanirrs Wisconsin, Michigan, New NOr-In fact
every Holland settlement fntr limited StalcslrGurs III
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Change OF Time!
CLEVELAND .iNiS PITTSBURGH RAILROAD.
u, S. MAIL DAILY LINE
wheeling and Pittsburgh.

TIE Gne side wheel pas I-se,1s,.
,ft ssnger steamer FOREST CT; IN
f z5lttlsssS4DIURNL,C Capt. ASA Shepherd ss
VIII run daily between Wheeling and PshurS-tc Forest
CITY leaving Wheeling every Monday Wednesday and Fri
lny; every Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday
y. NJ, arriving Wrsville Ia tine TO connect with the
Cleveland cars, Pittsburgh in time for the morning
line East Eeturnnse Forest City lsrves Pittsburgh ev
er Tuesday Thursday Saturday. and the Diurnal every
Monday Wednesday Friday at IL a. NJ. arriving at
Wheeling time for the mail lines for OHIO.
s. C. BAKER & co. Agents.
Through Tickets Cleveland, Toledo, Monroe, De-
troit Milwaukee, Chicago Buffalo aud DunEirE, sold nt the
Ollie Of y, Baker & Co no
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RIVER AND WEATI

RIVER AND WEATHER.
CrNclNxArI, May ls-River risen 6 inches
Pt1rsarRsM, May 1a.-Riycr feet inches &
falling. Weather clear aud warm.
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T,r circuit Court viii commence its sessions
today. ,...o....-.--.---.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Change of Schedule.
s5ss5 ST 500. sSss I.EIzzsEss38
TRAxsronr.11cx OFrlcE u. & o. n. R. |

TRAxsronrl 11ox OFFICE II. 4 o. II. R.
WhsekiPD St,fIOH, Feb. 9ti 1850. {
on and after Monday 10Th ns the Passenger Trains
express Accommodation wllleave this station daily at
i:2j =. n. and 1l5 A. NJ
The Express Train 2O +. NJ and will only stop at
the following stations: DcIwoOd, MOundsvile, Cameron,
PaItmnnt F+trrnan Newurg RoNesbHr, Piedmont, Cum
bertrand sir Johns Run, Msrtusburs larers Ferry, AIOn-
oercy. ykesyile and Washington Junction.
The Wheeling Cumberland Accommodation Train viii
leave daily except SunaysJ at 1l5 A. ~, and arrives At
u,n,crnnd Mt G:i1P NJ Leaves Cumberland ut 0:l5 a. u.
ami arrives At Wheeling at $3.50, p ~.
R-ThcM Mail Train be discontinued until further mo-
tICe.
W. s. wooDsIDE, Superintendent.
CIT j. H. FORD, Agent,
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STRENGTH AND HEALTH RESTORED.
Mr. John Davidson, living miles above Pittsburgh,
the Pennsylvania Canal says: "When commenced ukig
Boerliaves Holland Hers could hardly waIk-now
Joy excellent hcultlI"
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BALTIMORE MARKET.
MAY l3.-Flom market steady, sales Howard
Street Flour and City Mills at SIS, and in good
demand. Grain unchanged
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Tue river is still falling, with about feet o
water in the channel last evening. Bushes at
theriver rather dull
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NERVOUS AND RnEUllATIc AFFECTIONS

NERVOUS AND RiIEuAiAIIC AFFECTIONS.
This clRnRrNlC weather ~ likely produce great
of sickness. To troubled with nervous rlcGat:
lie affections, wonld recommend Rnyravc's Holland lit.
ers On referring ourcolumns you will Gnd certificates
from of hrst German and English cit!sens.-l.
THE WORST FORM OF PILES CAN Re CURED.
We ut liberty to refer to several we'll known grntlc
mend Doerhaves Holland Bllters us remedy Plies
pleasure in referring any person TO them who denies this
F0rtls nccon one half prescribed dos. should be
tnkensay tablespoonful and night,
hour before meals.
The EsSs E0pnaF;ty 81 Of Aroma has induced
Snsnr H. mot to I e esa,t ST
have given Boerhave's Holland Bters fair trial OneLn
lie will eonAince you how inn superior It'll to atlese
" 81 per bottle, for S. by the sole
DESJAM1N PAGE, JR & Co,
Na""a''aF'Ss na sSia ssssFs
l.nu.hIina 81 ssnHhHeId,
inhe0aaSly Wholesale Druggists, Wheeling. Va.
np!s IDseed Oil Just rss ,;! ID Hy x
aislu LAGaIiLINs4 DusItFlELDs.
cAstl Potash, superior article:
au3J lAUGiILISS BuSllFiELD
* BbIs. Alcohol, 9s and 20 rsr Ct for sale 6y
Id aISJ -IAuGIll1Ns& BuSIiFIELD.
MI, varn prime TtSf fss sale n *
. aps5 sei'. = ..'.' : LAuGi11Ss RusnElELD
1s lk s 1Ga SGRisis e uusnrrr1Ds
'TNEN n1Ls. Tamlvrs on lust received BY
ap90 IAuGHLtNs & hCsItfIELp.
s5 Castle Soap s ERGs FL sss 4
DDL DAnat Varnisli, for sale BIZ
. GROSS bath Brick, for sale by
q aps0z LAUGIiL1Nsk RUsIIPIEln.
1NnI LBS yellow Uehre, superior quallly, saleby
10OO apo LAgGilLINs 4 nusnFlELp.
K CASKS Sal Soda, Just received BY q n
- apa LAuGliLlNs BuSHP1ELD.
n GRO. linson's King, fresh for sale low ",
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kati hates Insastaehss; $50 much hair
y i,4ksscYcTy man look Ike hear"
I,F' Fanny, who no Thought can fetter,
ss"riH ont. THE more IKE bears the letter!
isaSseanse"-hGr pretty ShonldeFg EhrugginG-
t'eaIs are such glorious chaps for hnEginE."
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F,I,uc,rRIC OIL! ELECTRIC OIL!
Jas. rsceivs2l aoz Electric on tGennlnc at the Bridge
Corner Drug Store.
rS-CAUr1Ox Somebody Is selling, tle streets, in
icepy Sfagnetlc Electric orr 1t is not the genuine
Electric OIL, which Is necer AottSy Iss.Idke"".
" n LOGAN 4 co.
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therlver rather duh
The Cil.innl:i C1lln5ial Of yesterday says
I'VE are able to record a total rise of over
four feet at this point within two days and
rights and we now have over fourteen feet III
the channel with full river at the falls. II
there WAS only sufficient freight for the tonnage
offered, there would be a busy time about the
wharf for the next fortnight, but as it is, no cX-
taor,linary brisEness will be expected. There
viii be more though offered here, than at any
other four points on the river.
The ST; Louis Democrat Of Saturday says;
The river at this puint was on stand ycStCT-
day or rather falling very slowly. Boats CON
tiaue To report the Upper Mississippi and Nils
souri, still rising, but many are inclined to doubt
the reality Of large rise coming down the Mis-
souri, and aver the opinion that it is too carly in
ihe season for Il rise of much magnitude in the
Missouri The Illinois is said to be rising all
along, h;it principally at the lower end, the Mis-
s'1n' and Mississippi having the effect of back
Ing the Illinois, pcrccptb!y to Naples, almost
lun miles.
The Cumberland, on Saturday last, was still
rising anil there is now more water ON the Har-
ltth Shoals than has b.cn known for the last
tFoyears. The river is entirely over its banks,
doing immense damage at many points.
The Louisville Conner of the 18th, says:
AUe il'er was rising yesterday. occasionetl by
a small iTesiIct in the Miami and Kentucky, with
ii'T feet three inches water on the falls last eve
hinG for steamboats,. In the canal there were
seven f,et three inches water. The weather
Yesterday was clear and remarkably pleasant
The Tennessee was also reported rising fast,
pouring OF; an angry flood at the moutl, which
''sethcf with the floods from the Cumberland,
and tc uprising Of all the tributaries of the Up
PsF Mississippi, will make Cairo and oven the
Mound City, places too damp FOR anything cx-
fert catfish and wild ducks.
:, GFeen river, too, is reported high and rising
'Ai. adding its mite To the waters of the ocean.
-'ea Uaie! WAecL-We saw yesterday, on
TIE rob StrsdcT, model FOR a water wheel on
ne" plan, which the inventor is taking to
- ashlngton, to have patented. lie came rOund
nom IT. Louis on the Northerner with his inven-
u9H' which has been applied to the little stern
sHetl steamer Luelia The principle consists
imply in the application of vertical buckets or
adde's which are so arranged as to enter the
. Tl!eF and leave il in perpendicular position.
MS requires less power to drive the wheel, de-
'tFnyS the jarTing motion which water wheels
inpaFt to the boat and prevents the "lifting'' Of
raeF as tie bucket or paddle leaves the water.
iIt'e arc decided advantages over thc water
wheels now muse, but whether the new inyen-
,ioa Will Increase the speed or not, the great
uV'lieTatnm remains to be tested
At Cairo on Sunday the weather was pleasant,
and herivers rising rapidly.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Wheeling, May 12, 1856.
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ONE IIUNDRED AND FIFTY OH. PAINTINGS.
The beautiful aud daring Polish refugee
MADAME 0LINAA,
In her thrilling terrific and ut the same time graceful teats
to the roof tits dizzy height, small cord walking
backwards forward, ascending blndfodrd dancing Pol
kus Wazes and PrOuCttes playing cXqmsey the COrnet-
HIson, achieving many of the most exciting and start
ling introduced far surprising any other living
artistic In this Department.
Also that IncomrrehenSble genius
MRS X. G. NELLTS,
Who has appeared with great cclat before all the principal
Crowned ieas md mohity of Europe, well as the SOW
errigns America. received from each substantial and
gratifying evidence tic appreciation they entertained oil
his extraordinary skill Mr.. NELS, with his Feet alone
cuts PrOGes and Valentines opens ad winds mp watches
writes fs letters, Shoots with bow and arrow at
Quarter Dollar at PAGES AMI seldom misses: Loads
and DISCHARGES PISTOLS Plays the Accordion AMI Violin
cello, and performs siar Intricate operations
with facility that AOSt OF people cannot usnre to-
with tho full use hands and Heers demonstrating
how say Nature compenSacs for defective orsamza-
''O"' ADMISSION TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. ONLY.
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rt.raGs neglect refuse to take their pertol
Su ,i i,es 10 which they directed, they are held
e1l e TIL they have settled the bill and ordered item
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,,,s.risers remove 10 other places without informs
5ishers, and the papers are sent to the former d.
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rHE INTELLIGENCER.
no CORRESPONDENTS.

ii he Ihtelgenesr, shonId he aatreasel TO
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r4I; LAW OF NEwsPAPERs.
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SOFT rs.
q AVERY has received and is opening very larE
of Soft Hats Of all qualities shapes and col
Urs aud will be sold at the lowest price,. y
s. AVERY, Nos. 14G and 1!s,
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the editorial department of paper,
IrsIe1 to ae Eiltors Jointly, or TO either cue
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s,.rf.rs who do not give express notice to the con-
considered as Wishing to continue thclE saserip-
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ffTWWItleH ERrnCea! shoulder ISrueeS!
FaEsii supPy Of those superior Washington braces
N for Ladies and Gentlemen.
arg ~ ~ = n II. LOGAN q CO.
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tons. orl,.r the liscontinusnee OF tieir peri.
h paSsrr mag eOntinue to send them until al ar
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3 on Que .,s .. u IL above rules VII greatly oLige u.s.
lore Iiore prompt attention to correspondents than
~ nAIarNsise receive.
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j. M. HAMILTON,

John q. Ishum and James Fisher
partners under the Grm Of is!,-
1m and Fisher
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The finest quality Ladies glove leather Caters and bus
Sns very and soft article ladies glove leather Cal
tcrs With hIxl, heels, heavy button up Sc
CInLDnESs WEAR.
leather, kid, glove leather lasting,
calf and fancy boots CATERS, ankle ties sipers
and nnd low ltfccE.
GUMS
Ladies' mems and mlsses' sandals, boots and overshGcs OF
the very quality also great variety of other goods
rated which will sell onthe most ascomiOda-
'ln ac ieft@s n. L. DORSEY.
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On n libel in n cause OF
contract civil and mari
time. In tile United StatCg
States District Court Eor
the Western District .!
Nr1-,I..Fn
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WU48 l1I10U<1I t4}QUXEN110M
BAIu,tosr; e9p< j. pho couivsbtioi MT
noon. Ttpenty. sx ssatesarse represented 81 largs
delegyiona. TIC iuimens5 han ii which he Con-
vention iplhs ii sessiony II densely ctpwded, snd
the most htenss interest eehso BE- felt u ID the
proceedings Of Ire Convention =
ExGoverhor Washington Hunt, Of New York,
wasarpointed temporary chairman. On taking III
chair Cow Hunt made an eloquent speech, which
was received with enthusiasm.
A Committee Of Organization was appointed, If.
er which Washington's Farewell Address was read
The COMMITTEES on Organization has appointed
Judge Edward 4. Bates Of Missouri, Is permanent
President Of the Convention with Vice Prosid dents
as usual
The Convention took recess until T. a,
SIS EVENING SESSION. sks
crowded to its utmost capacitysoie time the
hour arrived for the Convention to resume its de-
alterations.
The greatest enthusiasm was manifested by those
present.
The committee on IN Address to the People of
the Union gave notice of a repor. in the morn
Ing, 6
Ex-Governor Graham OF North Carolina made
speech of the most thrilling character which had an
elcctrifying effect upon the audience When during
the speech he expressed preference for Willard
Fillmore. the immense crowd which filled the hall
rose en- naa;se and cheered yociferously.
AT the close of his speech the Convention adj
journed until to morrow.
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american Meeting at FFechan,cs-
= burg. Us"

Pursuant to call, the friends Of the Amorio, =
larry met at hechanicsburg on Saturday aotb ;n..
70 lorn Fillmore and Donelson Club
o. W. Puvis was called to the chair. Job, po.4..
sr'~1. Smith SSampley, and Roland Cbo,rtot,.
Committee, reported the following. .
KesOtOed, That we form ourselves into M,
ne called the Fillmore and Doneson CHM 90 10
ehaniesours and Satarta and pedgs onrso .. Ne
use All honora6e mn ns TO procure their cso;e 20
november and that will support AMI 80, a.. m
lriaeres embodied in the PhiIalelnb;a n I.s me
hes0toea, That the officers of this Cluh sho1, 49,.
Poso1.s n,es IT,, and Secretary. $3.50 eO
Aeeo.oed, That all favorable to the oho,.
4"is1eI 70 aiax their signatures. " re-
1mSo.oee, !dat the proceedings of this and sr
ner' for pubcat on. y o1e haioo Ban
~ nc foregoing resolutions being adopted .Jouo.
Secretary. :, "eiicn
Ai'er svo very eloquent and impressive snoacbo.
ron Judge Perkins and j. W. Puryis the Chi,
adjourned to meet at same place Saturday octo,,on
ON. GEO. F. MELLAN. secret.-,
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"a "a BLACK kErUBIIcAN'sNorIo OF Nh FILLMORE.
nc New York Courier and Enquirer, an nrdent
ana jealous supporter Of Fremont, and stern lntcr
o. o. slavery and the South declares that sMiilard
Fillmore Is 90 in love with slavery, that he stands
Pledgcd, elected, 10 the Presi ency TO oppose any
legislation which shall exclude Slavery from Kansas
or the tendency Of which shall be 10 restore the
Missouri compromise of 1890 aud the restriction OF
slavery to South of IS deg 30 min But this is not
all Such 10 his infatuation with slavery, and such
his subsuryency 10 The slave power that iu the des-
perate hope OF carrying portion Of the South he
publicly proclnims thai the election Of Fremont by
the people Of the United States is good cause Coz
dissolution of the Unioni If this be not treason
10 the Union IL eyincea such eonsnmnate folly and
such abiect subsurviensy TO the slave rsTa. that
honest and intelligent men viii not yote for him."
Such Is the language Of the Courier and Enquirer.
Ard yet Southern Democrats persist 10 calling Mr..
FILLMORE an Aholiticnist Denounced as an Adolf
ZIONIST ly Southern Democrats. aud A. tool Of the
slave power w The Black Republicans Such is The
cross fire % which he Is subjected viii Southern
pat1ots permit him 70 Be thus cruelty persecutsd2
Richmond Who. b.