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Dentistry.
DR. L C. WILLIS. DENTIST. resnnrtlullA

nR. J. G. Willis, DENTIST, respectful,
~ informs the people Of Portage count! thai he la
opene office Rowe and Witte, i store IN th,
west end ofthe orck bock. lie will Insert whole set,
Ofteeth the spheric pressure pri cple aud par
tu sets In the way. in suitable Pivoitet
insertedso as to be SarvicabIe and durable. Teeti
filled with Gold and tin fi as to preserve them
from future decay from hftoen t" twenty years al
work done by him will be warranted tn do good ser
vice and will b. ished IN the highest style 0fthe
He will also, pay particular attention to correcting ir
regularities III :hildrcn's tseth and wiltreat
fully the various diseases peculi to the mouth,
Extracting done with the utmost and with thu
least pain possible Chioroform given In suitable ca
ses.ifrequired. and with perfect safety References
will be given to individuals who have whole and
partial ofteeth. pntup by him, for years and viii
complete success. Also to those who have now in
their inserted by him six years ago
and which have not required the least repairs. n,
will also refe to persons who ha teeth perfect
~ sound. which were filed h, him from four IT, ii
wears ago. He invites all who may rcQuirr the scrv
ce of Dentist tp give him cal hrfnr' Engaging ,rk
and ensures those persons wh" mHN favor him will
theirpatrOmaer hnthisthnrg"s wilhr reasonable an,
his work warranted to he perfectly satisfactory Mos
kinds offarm prOducrtaEcr 10 "yrhanFe for work -
Specimens Of his wnrkuay be seer al his oflice.
Mare u :. ls55-3I-tt
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HoId Weather! Cold Wen,her reminds US
Bo>1wick q Bratty'S soIiIoQuy,

Or SkaIspsGr's Oricirai Tert Orrreted. and
HAMLET Taken lown Peg
To sell. or rot to sch. that is the questions
W Nhvther. tis letter for the och ei. to suffer
The sales Of Othris to Increase their fUtuDe,
Or place our goods tide of opposition. .
Ana. 10y ul O>ing. beat lhpmf That is-t0 sell
Much more: AID bN th.t sale. te say We gain
Our n'aIN wHns. al Il the thousand rusty doilars i
Th We tabor fur Iis a cOnslInIation
nc,oGtH to he wished; Those G0"ds:-SO Cheap
So Chez ii seems dream; ny. hnw's the truth.
For hen they come % look. that dream will pass
" hen We have offered up our ftircst goods;
TLpL give lis paGse. There's little use
To pay suoh profits. through so long Il life,
For who Nchd give their cash. their scrip on time.
Their glorious curE. their plump ard g"ItcIi wheat,
Thcir tons ofsl icy cheese. their apples fair,
| Their sweet and yellow butter. ard their eggs
| To lhosr who shave so closely That takes
+ A mai well skilled to make good Ills escape
! W ith a bare skin. Nhn would their produce bear,
| To those " ho shave Nnu through so deGr !. life
Eut from the fact that We do cheapest sell
| The crowded No. . to VI hose doors
! Al ru -tOIners return. puzzles the rest.
! Ard makes them rather TRIAD the paths they have,
| TIrn run oars that they know not of.
| Dat cnuSci. nee has ~; ,Ic trrI ncI at us,
| And here we get our strris III of resolution:
! DO 10 others as others SkoLM do TO you.
Lnuk Nou now,
| KIND fri r2s -lC"l L. at our "rsons.
! BE both our names remembered
nerl5 BuSrNII'K Il BEATTY.
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PRENlx BOOK TORE ADv'S.
IN E wv BOOK s..

q VANS NEW TREATISE for JLstices
~ of the Peace, Conslsbes, Nc.- -
AMY Ike; by the author Of Our Parish,
JUNO CLIPPoRD, Tale by LADY.
LoNGFRLLoW'S NEW POEM.
THE SONG OF HIAwATHAt by Heary wsds-
worth LoBgfeilaW. .-a-
KbosTERHEIM; by De Quincy, @
OPIUM RATKR and susPlRA, BY Thomas Dc
Quincy.
CATHARINB II. Of RUSSIA. and HER sUCcks-
sORS, comprising incidents in Russian History 70 the
fall OF Seyastapol, by smaeker, q, .iits 3 8 go
LADY's ALMANAC FoR 1885.
The Prettiest gin Of the season, with illuminated
Lihograph Title, and twelve beau afal null page illus
traion Calenders for all sections OF the country ant
Memoranda pages for every day In the year,
AN ELkGANT GIFT BOOK.
TnE KEIcKERBot KER GALLERY, contains forty -eigh
Portraits Steel, Of the best authorslR the country
Among them are Portraits Of Louis Gaylord Clarke
Editor of the KnckeFbocker Magazine, Washington
Irving, Bayard Taylor. William Cullen Bryant, JohI
G Sage, Henry w Loug'euow, George d Prentiee,r =
z Willis, VIM Seward, Park Benjamin, Geo 7 Nor
| rls, Oliver Wendell Holmes. etc. for sale at the
| PHENIX BOOK STORE,
Nov "a No G, Phenix Block.
1
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COS M0P0 LlTA N
ART Assoc ia e TON;
SEC ND Y T. r..

Arrangements for the Second Annual Collection of
this new AMI Popular Institution for the diffusion OF
Lite craure and Ant. have been made the most ex-
tensive scale.
Among the works already engaged. is the far famed.
tCENOA CRUCIFIX,'' -
which orig nallN cost Ten Thousand Dollars.
In forming the New Collection, the diffusion ofwnrks
of AMERICAN ART, and the encouragement of Ameri-
can genusha not been overlooked. Commissions
have been issued to many Of the most distinguished
American Artists, ho will contribute some Of their
finest productions. Among them are three Marble
RAM POWER
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LOSIMilk d bEA11 1 \.
5000 Dollars worth Of
New Goods,
be received Next week by

NV I'D be received NtAt WttK Uy
w BOSTNItK d BEATTY.
Now Is the time for bargains Ia this stCck VI Goods
was brought al Of twenty per cent e&eaper than the
fall stock.
We call the attention of the ladies to our new ana
rich stI les OF DcIans aud C,,burges They are much
cheal cr AID dec aided III better sly le.
Gentlemen will please notice that we viii have
excellent stN le. aud quality of Cassimeres, some
thing better thai has ever been brought this place.
We are bound to sell Goods, aud without We have
them. we cahno' sell.
Just give Us n csll and be convinced that no one
e7n beat US ia quantity or quality aud at small LriccS
BOSTN ICK u FATTY.
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NcW Arl:slilsllts I.i.

THE Subscriber having taken the old
stand of Durham j. Gardner, 9 doors .asi Uf the
brick block, il RaveGna intends to co.tihur the Boon
SHOE and iiE ArHER business III all its branches.
Hewilikeep on nand. to meet the wants of his Gus
toners, general assortmet in the Boot and Shoe line
Of all kinds Ofboth eastern and home made work and
most kinds of Lath,r. Innings. Findings, Lasts, tke
Ah0me made work will be of the best material thai
can be procured; and having engaged the services O
cutter in Of the best .ssta bishments In the
country he fatters himself he cun furnish his custo-
mers with any article in the Boot and Shoe line. that
willc"narn in style and durability with thebest work
made. eithereast or west.
Cash. Veal skins and most kinds produce tax en- In
payment.
Ravcuua. March H. 1a55-3o-U JOHN GIIIIS.
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GREAT CRY AND No WOOL.

II HE TT1ENIA BOVk 3 .UhE nus Ihe
v;Hitt ~ thinA that the ''wind " il 10 be tax
'.Out' OF the sails ut NeW Book Store Prefenders ~
How is ii to be done? simply by appending list Of
prices "f the father e this hoy, and then showing that
this ''fst young mai" sells at trhe more thar our
former prices. which and are 'Ow alta lower
figure than any other cst.b blShment III the county.
We think the 'ropnlaty' of the proprict"rs of the
'pheuix BOok Store'' wholly Inadequate to accomplish
their OijeCt. Our rcuts, fuel clerk hire and other In
cidca expenses not increased in consequence Of
the Book aud StEionar! business.
We eat therefore compete with any establiShmentoi oi
The kiid IN Portage county Our circumstances are
such that sail yer! quietly and safely with but
little .wind. We neither fear deep waters or sand
bars.
Then. Come one. Come Land be convinced that
although YOU divide ''h mbu2'' that it ''humbug'
still, that the place to get the article yoH want
little cheaper than any where else. Is at
HATCns Book STORE.
Ccfnhnr Ia5i. II In RnYennn
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TERMS:


For fullconSe-time Misunderstanding all de-
practical psnmanship $4,000
For same course IN Ladies' department $3.50
twenty Lessons for 500
For various st! les of Ornamental Penmanship as
For nstructioiin Business Arithmetic only, as per
aPIv omen.
The DESIGN Of hcihsttution is 10 afford perfect fac
ities iOFacquirng IN expeditions manner thor
Ougb knowletge Of tommefSial Science and n, US
Acticaly empIoyed in the Counting Room and Busi-
The B0OK KEEPiNG DEPARTING vt isuudcr the
personal superiItchdence Of tho most accomplished
Accountants and Teuchers. and II is believed that hO
Mrrca tile q ege the United States possesses supe-
rior advantages for iRpartihE thorough practical
knowledge nfcom uIci efal sriehee.
Thee OJIEGfATE COURSE will embrace the most
approved and practical forms for keeping books by
Double Entry in the various departments 0fTrade aud
Commerce, including General Wholesale and Retai
Mercantile Exrha ke, CommiSsiOn Manufacturing
Railroad. Banking. Printing Mining shipping, Steam
boating. Individual Partne ership and Ompound Com
pahy Business. All manuscripts from whirh the stu
deIt copies are written in bold rapid business hand
which Rii serve MS Il great Auxiliary 10 securing
| him mn excellent sty le Of writing.
| hAlLY LECTURES will be delivered upon the Sci
| encc of Accounts. Commercial Law. Political Eeono
my. Commercial Caleuintions, Banking, Mercanti
| Customs. Commercial Ethics. Railroading, Bnsines
Correspondence. Mining, Commercc, Commercial &c
/ Ogrnphy, Nc. -....
PENN NSHIP. Practical and Ornamental, will b
taught 10 tne nIoSt efectual manner hy Gentleman
the highest accom- l'hnciIs. ms Istenatc and rapi
penmen. and we pledge our elves toimpart to oar pa
irons to more general extent than done Giany sin
liar insttution. hand writing IN flbafd
ed to business pursuits. Gcutlemrif and LIsi,s les
Ing 81 qualify themselves for t,nching Penmanshil
will find mrlc facilities at this College.
| The SUITE OF ROOMS occupied by the College AZ
spacious, elegantly furnished and conveniently arrani
I'd for pursuing every deparmentof Mercantile Educ'
| ton.
The LADIES DEPARTMENT is entirely separa
from the Gentlemehs', and is fitted up in neat ar
convenient manner.
Through the extensive business acquaintance of Il
Principals, many Of the Stndents on graduating a.
placed in lu crative situations.
| II Send for u circular BY mail. Nov 3-l3
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BACH
A NJ e r &c A. N
COMPOUND.

THE NEW VEGErAbLE REMEDY.
STATE OF New ok, Cayug: CouLty. .H
one nf tho hfn IF 2. X. Coventry ~ Co.. Oftht
cit. OF Anburn. b, ng duly sw"r says the following
certificates are g,L line. ard were given by tI:@ >
81 20, ~hom they airport % be signed
SutscI ibed aud sw, II before me, II. 7. COOK,
Justit ofthc Peace, Cuyuga county
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4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. B. Matthews
"A takes great pleasure in announcing to the public
his st! le Of pictures The! are taken upon plate
glass and surpass everything of the kind ever before
Offred tn the public For snftness Of finish grada-
t0n tone. they unriyaled. and are as permanent
time. presertug every feature with surpris dis
iuciness and beauty of dclneation. No one should
all to have uoof these faithful likenesses.
Raypunn, Oct IR.
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Aau-zzA THE Subscriber has an excellent
IsgsaM farm for sale. 2t miles h-east OF Raven
lashaW The, are I40 acres. seventy each
side Of the road. one goodfarm House andB Barn,
we'll watered each side Of the farm. good water
privilege unoecu pied at Lock on the canal.
Persons wishing purchase enquire at the Store OF
j.. II. Bostwick Il Co. or the Farm.
Rav una. March ~. 1881 4jR-tf Gro RnsTwIcK.
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DOSTWlCK & BEATTY ON CORN
ID You that have corn e sell. prepare to sell il
uow.''
We have a large and airy house in which we
for good pa,Y Please answer by bringing on the
corn. npcl5
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Book Store in Ravenna

MElTlR ~ HATCH, in the old Poo
Ai@k% ". 0iics room in Seymour's block IL
0UElf now receiving Il choice stock Of BOOKS
- --- - Of nearly eli tho standard works: School
Hoakz Toy Rocks, Phi n.rs &c. together with large
enA sl selected stpck Of Static cap letter. note.
wIfs-sd9sI, anf gro t varistv of finey cellars and
sfgJe< ~ pan n: Envelopes Sf all Kinds. eninrS and
aianfity: Cards Of rssry x ,seriptioBs; Pens and
Pm hsiisr4: Inks AMI tatttnis Stat t.and sst.p'n.
ellis: Ufas sing AMI fissle ptptr. Wttr Paint and
Heath,s D Ills M DJil halis. crying Br'ieS Sowing
Hifis snI Sittsfais.. P.6npnies. S'ilttres. Emery
Hslls. PiIs. Riqgs. ste. .tptnansr'Ts ~" n"nti"n.
Laliss Al .ntl3 nsn vi hing anything IN nthea hove
ilas viii Distse give ~ cIand will try to pi"as.
tham With qasiity fDi price. G. HATCH.
NasntlnA. Iulv 9Th. t1iS. s.4t 4e.asl 5.l
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GREAT English REMEDY.
THE MO VALUABLE
SPRING AND SIMMER MEDICINE
... IN THE WORLD. g
DIR. HAL SEY,S
F II r. ST WIN Ell

~ ~ Ia ~ l. w IN 80
patronzed by the nobility and Medical faculty Of Eng
land and esteemed the most extraordinary medicine
in the world.
Medicines containing molasses or liquorice ike the
boosted Sarsaparlas, require many large bottles 10
produce the slightest change In health. The Forest
Wine is altogether different article. II contains
syrupsto give it consistency, but acquires its excel
lent favor, and powerful medicinal properties from
the vegetable plants OF which II Is composed. The Fsr
est Vine combines the virtues OF the
Wild Cherry, Dandelion, Yellow Dock, and
Sarsaparlla!
with other valuable plants whose properties stilf
Its high concentration renders II one Of the most Of
acient medicines Ia Nv In use. Sometimes Iess than
single bottle rest res the lingering patient from weak
uess debility, al sickness, to strong and vigorous
health Every dc 80 shows its good effects on the
stitution aud In the states Of the health The
Forest Vine isr commended, in the strongest tsrms
for all complaints If the
T ? Stomach, Liver, Kidneys, Nervous Disorders
Bilious Affections, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Loss ofAp-
petite, Juundice, Female Complaints, Scrofu-
Ia, and all Disorders arising from Bad
Blood and impure habit of the system.
SAVED FROM DEATH
Testimony ofMr. Nathan .Mattheps, q highly respst
table and wealthy citizen Of Newark, N. J..
DR.. G. w. HALsEY:-l believe your Forest Wine
and Pills, have beeD the means of saving my lfs.
When commenced taking them laid at the point
death. with Dropsy Piles, and Asthma. Myphyscians
had given me over as past cure, and my family mad
lost all hopes of my recovery. While in this dreadfui
situation, your Forest Wine and Pills procured
for me- and before had finished the first bottle Of the
Wine and box of Pins, experienced great relief mS
body and limbs, which greatly swollen, became
sensibly reduced. Hopes ofmy recovery began now
to revive and after continuing tho of your medi-
ines for about month, the Piles and Asthma were
co eteiy cured. The Dropsy, with which my life
placed in such great danger, also nearly gone.
have continued the use of your medicines nnt the
present time, and now enjoy perfect health as ever
did in my life although ain moro than sixty years
| of age. g Issap
Yours, respectfully,
| N. MATTHEW'S.
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YANT,
LUSK q S'rRAFT0N'S
MERCANTILE COLLEGE.

SEVtTtoF Sti CIeoe. o. tIhd sHaIH 81, DHUUVi "
PRINcIPALs.
u. B. BRYANT, J. W. LUsK, H. d. STRATToN.
DIREcT Tors.
Hen. JR CDpINas, Pres. CAAs. g. FINNEY,
:, HiRAM GRIswoLD, LORIE AHDREws,
!. X. HITvRc Prof SAHL. ~. JONI,
N. s. TowHsEHD, k.F. GAYLoRD, ESQ,
W OTIs, ESQ. CYRus PREnTlss, ESQ,
w J GoRDoE, Esq, HEERy WICK, Eco,
FAC ULTT: .
Bryant, professors Of the Science OF Accounts
SlFation.{ aud Lecturers on business Gus
Jho X Penn, toms. t r-f.- f. ta-
J,ns. w Lu,k. D Instructors In Business and orna'
Cooper in Mercantile Correspondence &c,
Hons. Judge s. TARKwEATHEK and II. D. CL-RK, Leetu
rers ON Comm rcial Law. ~
Press Asa MAHAE. Lecturer on Political Economy.
Rev j. HYATT SMITH, Lecturer on Commercial Ethes
4. L. WHirr ind j. b. MERRIAn, Lecturers OF
Commercial Computations.
T.P. HANDY, Lecturer on Banking, Finance, &C.,
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NEW Goods, New Goods-A large and
S splendid assorms snt Of Goods Of the latest sty
and most approved patterns, can be found at
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NIlEARS, Scissors and Pocket Knives, Of
~ the hnnst quality, can be found
Ian II, 1854 al IA. BAIrn cos.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-10
ATHENS. Der. 9th. 1856,


EDITORS PATRIOT The next day after left
Nashville, | attended a speaking in McMinn coun"
ty between J. F. Power and Julius Blackwell It
was in portion Of the county that is rather sparse
ly settled yet there was quite respectable nuns
Dor OF persons in attendance 1t is not my purpose
to say anything in regard to the manner in which
the speakers acquitted themselves. | will say,
however that | seldom have seen more enthusi-
asm exhibited at political gathering than on this
occasion was manifested by the friends OF Fillmore
and Donelson. Really the people are aroused here
as well as in East TeDDessee-they seem determin-
ed 10 redeem the State from the clutches of the
spoils-loving, Democratic party.
To-day John Il. Crozier bad an appointment TO
speak in Athens Ii had been circulated through
the county, that Brownlow would be present to
answer him This drew an immense crowd. At
about / o'clock, A. NJ Mr.. Crozier arrived on the
cars, in company of Mr.. Swan, OF KnoIville-bus
10 Brownow: in fact, no one, really, expected bin.
1t WAS presume, merely device OF she Demo.
Gratis to raise a crowd.
Soon after the arrival Of these old line Wing
champions, they were waited on to know If they
would divide time with two American Speakers
They consented to do SO, and it was concluded that
Wilson flanagan, ESQ, should follow Col Crozier,
and that John F. Power SHOULD follow Mr.. Swan.
As the speaking did not commence until one
o'clock, the evening was consumed by the two first
mentioned gentleman. Swan and Power merely
making few remarks by way Of apology, for not
addressing the crowd.
As said Of the other meeting, l shall not at.
tempt to follow the speakers through. But | will
say in all candor, that the Americans were fully
satisfied with the result.
saw and conversed with friends from all parts
of the county, every one at whom assured me that
Fillmore and Doneson would receive an increased
vote over Mr., Gentry's vote Of last summer.
Tomorrow, Col. Blsckwe and Mr.. Power viii
speak at Riceville the next day at Calhoun. I
shall attend the two meetings and then return to
Nashville. FRANKLIN.
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Letter from Hon. j. S. Brien.

We republish the following letter from
the Union and Amerioan of yesterday:
NASHVILLE, October Sth, 1856.
Eiitors of Union and American -
On my return home on yesterday my attention
was called TO the communication Of madison" in
your paper of the 7th, dated Huntsville, Ala, 0cto-
Der LIST, 1856, in which the following statement Is
made in reference TO the discussion between Gov
Johnson and myself at that place: "He (meaning
mysel) had the teme rity in the OF bis argu.
ment before an Alabama audience to commit him
self 70 The celebration Of .ke Missouri Compromise,
as we understand be has done Ia Tennessee"
This statement does me great Injustice, as Il fails
10 state how and upon what conditions committed
myself 10 the restoration.
stated, DISTINCTLY, THAT VAS ron THE RE
sroRArioN or TIRE Missouri COMPROMISE, ~ Thar
WAS TIRE ONLY MANS by WHICH THE UNIoE COULD
M SAVED. ! stated the same thing 10 the same
manner at Mchinnviile, IN this EtsSe, at meeting
with the Hon. Andrew Ewing. This is the only
condition upon which have stated that would be
in favor Of the restoration OF the Missouri Compro.
mice, aud am perfectly willing 10 repeat In the
most solemn lorm, ibAi 10 says the Union, had
the power. would restore tbs Missouri COmpro.
mice
win you do me the favor TO insert this commu-
nicaton IN yogr psper IN order that justice may be
done me. Rnspeesiaily. &a, ~ EfFEr
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All Right of Course.

A correspondent of the Wisconsin State
Journal, over the initials "Wm. G. Nom"
dated at Viroqua, Wisconsin, September
18th, and published by the Journal, Sep
TENDER sd, says, that William Fl. Tucker,
Esq, of Lacrosse, appeared at the Court
House in Viroqua on the evening of the
10th ultimo, September to advocate the
cause Of Buchanan, aud in defence of Frank
Pierce's administration, and argued the fol-
lowing points, viz:
'First, That the Missouri Compromise
was repealable law, and subject to be
defeated by the people Of any territory
under the operation Of that law, when
framing State constitution, and therefore
it was of no practical utility, and was right
ly repealed.
Second, Slavery is a moral evil and the
Democratic party are in favor Of using all
constitutional means for prohibiting the
extension of the same.
Third, The Democratic party is national,
the Republican party sectional.
Fourth, The Cincinnati Convention en-
dorsed Frank Pierce's administration, as an
act of courtesy"
As the correspondent has given names,
dates and points, over his initials, we sup
pose there is no doubt Of its correctness.
We suppose, too, this Mr.. Tucker was duly
authorized to denounce slavery as "a moral
eviP and TO pledge the Democracy to fuse
all constitutional means to prohibit its
extension" 1t must be remembered he
was advocating Buchanan in Wisconsin,,
and not in the "Sanny SOUTH" How for
tunate the "squatter sovereigns" are, to
have ''two strings TO. their bowl They
can suit the tune to the OCCASION ask.
Organ. R4fp H@
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DkPARTxKsT NEw1--I'he Washington Or.
gan Of the 4th sage III was generally be-
Iisyed at the Department this morning that
Fillmore would be elected. Many Of The pro-
mInent officers Of goverhrnsnt remarked that
Fillmore made an excellent President when he
filed the Office before, and that II they could
not have Buchanan the, would prefer FillmoFs
90 any other man that they could be named
And sthix we are happy 10 state, Is the
opinion that pervades the Democratic nasses
througAont the eountry. They prefer Bachan-
an, bat wtsen satisfied that Bachenan cannot
be elected, they viii vote for Fillmore
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BAoKED 0vr--on Thursday last bet vas made
between an American Of Troy and Republican Of
this city, On the following conditions One bundled
dollars that The city Of Troy VII give Fillmore 500
msioity.-0as hundred dollars sha. the County Of
Rensselaer, vii give Fillmore !, 900 majority. One
hundred dollars that F@ors win carry abe State Of
New York. One hundred dollars that Ezssss
Brooks sal be the next Governor OF Hsw Yotk
A foTisIs vas pat up, shd The whole Of The mcney
vas 20 be made good yesterday. The Troy Aaled
can Was here according % agreement With bis
funds bat she Albany Republican backed oaI aud
paid iOrieiI-AtbaAy ~ y StaiesnsA