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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-12-12

Burlingame and Brooks.
asHtNoruN. NOV.

W ssftNNIbN. NuN. ~
NJ. Barlingame came on with the r,st af
the Massachusetts, reprcs. natives last night
His VIII accompanies him, and they are stop
ping with Senator Hale ana family. and Da-
li- and Hall ei the Essex and Plymouth dis
tr!ets u YOUR stair. ut the National Hotel
the great carayansary Of thus inrtropoli~-
Mr.. Bariingame is still weak and Iaic from
his late wearing fever hut il none the wdrse
for his Journey, aud with care will soon re-
cover lis accustomed Year Therr is a good
deal Of curiosity and anxiety tn know what
MIR. Brooks Will do a. regards Mr. RurlinS
ain". The former i understood To feel hit
ter and III hus threatened dire revenge ut
tins fsSion for the implement hefor. the rid
irulr and contempt 81 the world, which Ber
lin-ama forced him u make OF himself at L Z
last. some aFFrehend an attcml I'D a,s,l->iri-
alton. or 4 brutal, cowsrdly assault, like that
on sumner Bot more likely, the South
Carolina hero wille5nten; himself With some
esar> insult of expression or cxp,etorati9n
f.r ,i,h T or all. Mr. Burlmsame i Pre-
pared Is Good ana rsible purposes He will
re- III insult. without being forced to ehal-
leuEe anybody 10 d duel And if base and
tratd fore i. brought against Inn. he will
r5lel it IN n ready and manly way This is
subject ever which there is much specula-
ton and eossi p. Brooks feels eoaSled by his
former disgrace, to same effort to throw his
opponent into Il like position.
Godey's Lady Book for January Is an I'M
usually attractive numb-r of this beautiful
and superb magazine. 1t is certainly ..use-
f4l. ornamental and instructive" The table
Of contents Is 1.ried, and the articles choice
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-12-12

AsD STILL ANOTHER Mill BURNED
The saw, shingle, lath, and staye Mil III
Franklin, owned by Samuel Wasson,
u Co., was burned last Saturday night
The mill was just completed aad put in
operation. twas entirely destroyed Wit.
about thousand dollars worth of lum-
Der. Origin of the fire not kno.,n
Loss in mills aud lumber g ,,,oo-Ipsu>
red for $1,000.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-12-12

-" The Publishers of The Age"
also, as will be seen by their Prospectus
will publish their Thrice Weekly Age =
Walk up Democrats and subscribe.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-12-12

y ~ y I IL.
was nnnoiptel hv the Massachusetts State
Kansas Committee to take CHARGE Of send.
inc clothing to Kansas reports that the
success Of the undertaking has surpassed
the most sancnine exnectatious The We
men Of New ENGLAND have RESPONDED no.
b)y to the aoncaj made in behalf of their
suffering b,o,bers and sisters in Kansas
And there is reason to believe that bv Ibis
time, mere than eneueh rood clothing is
on the wav to supply their immediate
wants. Over $50 nackages are known
to have cone from New Englap5,-Hrs.
ton .Ts,g.417
\ list is ciyea of rackares received
AN - - r, w. - ',o''' r ~
-, g ~, W. , l,l ,n. Nm, G G fg
80 W. - r ''' ~ u a. one o'i DEF
,',' III h. S '1,' >'l'lI,'"''N ~ ' c
49,, ~ ~ Il ~ INC ''.''1 "a , ,3t
-" -, ',', 'e.l''ie' 'oiai''.Sq' -, TO-
a. - 80 =. ''''io 'P''1e' aLi' ~. CON
~ $50 49, o n.-.S % I0''c'i ''o;"' '9o af'5
~ u''"''lI n ~. ~ u "Vo'en = SIo',' anu
.'al'''''' - go en Vi ,ILe' : '"'t9 81 COT,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-25
9ASWvn1R, oaio.

:, =. "A4ESEfLLR, Valo.-
+s. DEAR SR:-l haze been afflicted for three years
With Rheumatism III bach Snd fur Att six months
able oat of my bed yhGut help agent
city insisted rying bottle Of Chsng Ph LniIn
and What elect wonl have; and batsi: has relieved
much that was able get Of my bed without d
Guilty II has been tssng to just try for oaFSelfaud
will be SHSu pleased.
Nss. NJ. COCHRAN.
+ Ii. LOGAN CO.,
2 EsyE:fy Bridge Corner.
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NEDIGAI.
Prof Wooda,N g

ETOI.s 1OOQS
HAIR RESTORATIVE Is nov for taS first
~ time Introduced to the citizens of Wheeling,
Monroe street, which i the ouly invented
the original color % youth without dying cover hebad
head in short time with TIE natural remove dRud
run and prevent the hair from fstuk o5 and Is
thu bby SEDIMENT In divers preparations Of
names btf1Te the pabci the
beautiful article for The toetfNt the old young and can
only s appreciated by its use; and all TesprctIy Invi
ted 70 call ut The Depot ard examine the aes
and hih reputation IN the South and West
where was invented, but viii refer certificate below
Of ne distinguished sasesan and sssOr Judge BreeEe
NlnOis. n5E
CAHLYIR. IN June 81 1855 i
haze used Prof o. g. Moods, ,Hair Restorative, and
have admired the wonderful eject Ny hair becoming
az thought preEnatuTey grey bt by the .sso-
rAHc re4aIue It's original celor, and doubt
SIDNEY BREEsr.
Hx,ssn0tvr otths United States. =
Pref. Woods SrienfnI RauntEve F.imimen1
This Laiacnt il SYauRble auxiliary freatlsnt Of
some OF tie most formidable dseSsesWith which
tocontend, for instanre, irrLaGti0 IF tI5 lRgs
1otssa BY thorough and continued application this
Llent cyerthc regionof the affected organ, oheT
wise diseases ~ disAFIned Of
half their teErors particularly among children th0uS-
9ns OF mothers were they allowed speak. would with
The e4e4usnce Of feeling and Affection united Ees-
tnlony the fact that II had their children from
theNeTyaES % death, nd stored them their
health and beauty. again, Ii viii he found poWerfl auxil
larry IN removing what is generally known AGus AXE
0tseEEce u linmeRt found tseEl
GtSERtL DEPOT 6e3 BroadWay, New Y6fE; and III
Afarket6t., st. LSEiss -
Fo+ sails wholesale and reta!lia Wheeixz BY -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-25
NO. TWO
WASHINGTON HALL.

THE undersigned takes pleasure inform ms 81. friends
and the citizens Of Wheeling and vicinity, that has
just received his Fan and winter supply OF
LothS, CGSSiHereS and VeSLinqS.
Sotthnkug necessary to my stock simply
consists Of the latest and fashiona-
bic syie Of Cloths cassimercs vrstinl plain and fancy
together with full assortment Of Gents Furnishing Goods
Grnen'en wishing anything line will well give
call, determined se rs low any other
tabsmtat can do and work for styie and quality, shall
be got up second 70 Having The servces Of tao COM
favor with cali to give entire satisfaction AL goods
warranted to be as Represented or yaes.
Coats Vests Pants got up order shortest no.
tce. J.H.STALLHAS, Merchant Tailor
ocl1 No. e, WASHINGTON Han.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-25
New Savings Bank Store,

aalt. Old POST OFFICE.
EEKeeP the Head and Feet GOTered.''
tITI2ESS OF Wheeling Bnl Ticiny:This old maxim
" health rernndd that may be aniss to call 20
aentos to my Pail and Winter stock Of Boots Shoes Hats,
Gaps, Umbrellas and Carpet Sacks the Of Market
and Monroe stceet where you win hnd great variety Of
low Prices. trf r1sfEt tL
Very thankful for thu liberal patronage received since
coming amongst ycu, respectfully solicit you all call
examine my stock lit will be pleasure TO and wait
Hou hus unitiag labor with rest, that may give their Of
spring health AMI to this idias industry and economy
may have health. 9'tt - - t.#
Ladies' IL you Wishto purchase fashionable and cheap
winter E1nnets, sure,
- Can at the old Post oics, opposite the Mcclure.
Gentlemen, nyou wish to purchase fashionable Cap or
Can Az The above place, where you vii get-that
Remember the old Post0Glc. corner. - s2s-
To Country Merchants hare few Goods to dispose esA
ocis s ett r. n. WATSON, 4,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-25
Popular and Family Me dlcines
soLp by
JOHN II IHS0MPSoN,

fNcNPRlSl3G-- z4
u Dr. wistars Basam Of Tnd Chsrry; p
t Ayers Cherry Pectoral, ~
Ia: Joha Bulls Sarsapariis, s5l.f-
ToWns-nd's
- 0lsood'S India Cholagogue,
Or. Houtiu'a Pepsn, pr .rEl-f 5s-E
brecn's 0Xygenated Bitters,
Hohand's German do
AOrtimeEs RheuEare Compound,
SSarp's Aueousttc Oil,
Strobe's Pile Linincp;
Perry Davis Pain Killer,
Mexican Mustang Liphpsat,
McLane NeTmiiuge,
70 hrL8uc Liver Pills
&c s Wright Italian Vegetable Pills, .is-l is-
IS jew David't, or Hebrew Plaster
Poor Mans Do
s5ttif Dalley's Pain Extractor, 74i-Hl
II 1sf AcAister's all healing Ointment, Z reF
Or. AarchiAts Uterine Catholeisn, IL
RadWay's Ready Relief,
EcLlscfJ do dedicated Soap i5.s yrtftA
sT Together with all other popular Family Medicines.
a.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-25
I coMsLErn LITERARY npIrroM

In ve Serg large octave Volumes with Portr on stscl
OF Chariss Dickens containing the reading matter az
the Illustrated Edition. and comprising overflow thourupJ
ery large double c6luWned agel handsomely printed and
bounlih various stylss. i' 7TiI sew
VOLUME confirms Piekwirk Papers and old ouy,Osnv
Shop
Oliver Fgist, Sketches By "RO1" and
Barnahy Rudge
Nicholas NickItbyt and Martin uAus.
David copperfCd, nonbcy and Son,
~. s- and CTisnas Stories. -
Bleak House, and Dickens New Sto.
rlrG. tsss III ~
Price Of a complete setbound in black CLOTH full Rit
a. back -. 80 .,... $50
AZ :, rs 4, i5ss flsi ssarletGloihi extra. $50
=, "a library sheep 49,. 800
"a 1-. liitprkey morocco. II 90
nall cali, antique. 1900
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u LtIA Vl-D stANp Of J. 2. NARSH.I
ilsils No. 50, Monroe st.


$50 mems, woraans and misses sum shoes OF the
best quality.
Alo. varsity ht-e enpmtrated which we WIN
sell either wholesale retail accommodating
Merchants viii ind their decided advantage TO cal
An examine stock before making winter
purchaser nvS MARSH Il WAYMAN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-25
i6LAca. DRows. CRIES. nLrR, OLIVE AND


4IsonR and WOOl GaahuaerttrS, ali 4hRdes and eoloss
b1nhHztr Drapiter auInSr Glos Linen and Grass cloths
g. tof making Prnck Dress sack and Business Goats
French HiSsi and American ,s4eres; also, DuekS Lin
en- DciilinSs. &e- forsmSking Pants.
~ toYsstings beautiful selcctiou ever
toeAsa ~ l. any city ali which AMI now prepared TO make
S IN TAO ost fashionable and best style secured
~ Ru4aIa services Gutter for the coming season.
fevieeri saYin eau frnsh better el5thes thsa
Eng house Hest Of the mountains. Esq
In eeIreet0n With the above have beautiful assortment
q Furnishing Goods all hGe seasOGabe and fashionable
ScasainS % CloAh, Cashmere, Casacerest, Bomba1nr
ssaa insn peabitA and Plain nen Froek Dess and Bus
Goats Yeats and Pants. mat. PasionA-
bic and Reasonable tiOopls in gseat variety.
s9 Linen and Cotton Shirts, silk, Linen, lambs wool
Cotton Under shirts and Drawers; CtavAts Stocks COass
0l0yea ana juspendeE4.
H6GsfT E great variety article suitable
tqs eSf9ptetnS gentleman rirObY. r
Al The shove naned articles with many otheFE
ssn DO foGni At nay store, Mo- Sprisg IIoass.
hssss cav IN and take aloot AMI nasa oeSs you're.
~ Fs{O'TICIS-EX
4AsSe 4Su stack Of Common Clothing that d!s-
pose Of less make room for my Spring
Stock Of Fine Goods.
m2i A. RICE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-25
REMOVAL,
Mammoth nat Store.

ss.s Fan Fashis 1864. ~
AVERY has on hand, and receiving, one o. HE lar
De geSt and best stocks q Hats and Cas Iat had ever
been opened in this city, lie Is eoEsantJ manufacturing
every description of hat aud cap use, the very
bcstnatsrtal and anshp, and sol prices that can.
not fan 70 please. ID.
also receiving large nposations OF Eastern manu-.
Eacsured Hats and CapE, which VIII sold low Also.
large assortment Of ekldrea's Panes Hats ana cap5 and
LEdes Riding Hats carpet bags and umbrellas, AZ Of
WhieitEti be setl cheap n.
\. B--AHts made 10 order on tire shortest notice
'tz5. ht9 g. AVERY, Nos LAG and 14s Main ST.,
/. sept. ~ ShseIinv5 Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-25

ENNOIICfI.
FTHHE undersigned having bought the entire stock Of
Goods belonging to aessys Wheeler Lakin Merchant
TaioF would beg leave inform the citizens Wheeling
and Tteiny that intends carving on the Merchant Tai
orinE business In the formerly occupied by Messrs
Wheeler Ln, and having obtained the services Of both
Of the former propFeorS he IL prepared TO make up
der cyeE article in his line In the latest style and manner
very notice. and very low for cash. Having large
hand nos he ietermned sen verg low to re-
iaee hi. stock and make for the Spring Goods Now
chance get good clothing cheap He MI warrant
every arteleto be as recommended OF no sale. 40
Come one, come az,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-25
TYkE EOTICE. 2

Many and Just objections made to all the ordinary L!n
Of The day on Of their offensive ine
ahsghty stains often len npun the skin Aweuderfus
which has been verified 10 the astonshIaynt Of the pru
found ccm!sts ami the delight Of stiouu patients is that
addition to its Surprising curative Effects it the
healhul cosmetic and agreeable pcrume To any par
the HSin which tmay be applied mrars ross
urst glow which lasts for hours ana leaves theclve
oftEGss Of healthy skiD Istt OF the erected chapled
appearance Rbichis result Of almost all
ceS used For that purpose. HenCv. dy's toilet
supplied withit who knows It's excellent qualities re-
pret To resze agreeable Odor you need but open
hottie and try for yourself
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-25
FAIL FASHION FOR HATS.

HE subscriber Is prepared furnish his numerous
Hats OF the =
LATEST AND MOST APPROVED STYLES Fpl
which for endurance beauty OF and finish eaunot be
and when shaped % tv head by our
fit With perfect ease.
Also receiving aiarge assortment CT mems youths! and
son Hats roinprisinG biaet Mapped plain Non.
nETaha, Young America &c together with
ne assortment ID mems youths and ehidFen CAPE which
are offered ato west prices, Eh0ieSale aud reta
fpll E. VI. JISfgSoS
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Honey eWr7tHt IN the STATE shefe isated
tSiR BE- Teceiteyl az D9r . iGsz

iaa-tfsts -stlsit--it} (A9ALRRlNNslt ..e
discount Of twenty per cent from The above proes
win be allowed to clubs ordering diteet from L. Scott Co.
four or more copies OF Of the above works Thus
Your copies Of RaceEood orof Review, viii be
address for $780, four copies OF the tOur Reviews
BlsckwoOd for sSJ and so on. ~
t'i .ci7sf POSTAGE. sia s1sEE
In AL 'hePFiRsp eitles aud Towns, ese viii he
delivered Free % Postnge. When sent by mall, ahS
he Portage to any part Of TIE United States VIII be
TWeaty-Four Cents gear for B,seSwOOd' and but
ReHEleeH Gents year foFsapA OF the BsYisv4.
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n. VoWEEL, Monroe ST. and
T II. LOGAN 4 CO.,
darehlf Bridge CornsF
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THIS superior rrepsrEtons presented she American
public with the greatest confidence IN ia .icen Gra
tive tiUles excel any otr Eminent action
certain sal. aI un:tDrm, failing in whsre exer
ua application is appropriate Al have tried regard
1t niaibe the roll9wn- diseases: Rheuna SpTals
Bruises SwviIe limbs, Weak Joints White xss Pais
the Back, liip suIeS the BfG5 Face, any ovr part
OF the bo II gScellent remedy Bruises SvaIs
Cuts, Er. Tue usstuUessUf this ncsms6le chemical
pound by eorrd the human speeies but
domestic animal the horse AMONG the mary diseases
accidents Occurring Is tr horse for which ills the
cure may named the following: Ours Bruises Sprans
the shOuders, Chaps Scratches, Cracked Heels, Sweeney
lo1.l.
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MIS- EI1 Ian EOJS.
LAlgEKWoopls EplAllRIII 81 Al s 81 Use,

The great and important Gvents-Regous, Political and
Rgtati1g the nations ofe Old World give To
these Publications interest," value that they
fore pesSrssed. They occupy th middle ground Between
e newspaper and the pOndelous tone Of the hIato
rn WFittenIOng Hftert tVHG nterAtn thefaets he
shall have away. The progress OF the
the East occupies alarge space Us their pages Every
closely criticised whether of friend Of foe and al
shortcomings rAEesSly pointed The ettArs
CRIME and ffOthe BALTIC in Blhokwood's Magazine,
nom Of ts most popular contributors give Rpore intel
bic and reliable aceOnnt Of The Of bel
iserenis than can elseThere be found. ti1 f.a.-.
These Periodicals ably represent The three great political
parties Of Great Rtitin Tory and Radeaisu,4,It
politics forn only oneeatpre Of their character AsorGsns
Of the most profound Wrers Science Literature, Moral
~ and Religon they stand they Stood
led in The world being considered Indispensable to
the scholar and the professional man, while Intelligent
reader Of every class they furnish correct
factory record Of current Of literature the day, thro
rORtces fSi teig'fH y
EARLY COPIES. 7,....,
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Gentieuien are respectfully Invited TO call and examine
the sign OF the Dig Rcd Boot
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Illustrated ndI,ion An 10 vo,,

This edition printed very dick and Rne white name,
and is proiuatly Illustrated wiki all the original u.,r'
tons by eraisshAnk Alfred orowqui Phiu &c. from ths
volume contains novel COMPLETE and may be ma in 80
beautifully bound In cloth, for set or any roInmr
separately, follows: MO- - 'N's
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II5IBR01bERiES-s
III 50 ps rich cambria FIoauetDgs;
- Swiss and Cambria RdgineP;
s. varieties Of aee, c8m6rie and sEtss collarss
Il dos lace, cambria and Swiss sleeTes; 2 a ssss
~ 81 Very rabes eahToidsnea, in esEatsis and
book 1z1siirs; ~szs
siR sleeyes and linen e6nbzis Hdk's.
ssJusfEe5eGEed ~ - ss7Et
5-ses5.rszss ~ HEISKETIsA ca
Washington telegraph., 1856-08-06
Infamous.

We have just been shown z handbill,
which has been put in circulation in
Montgomery county in this State It was
sent to a friend By member Of the Amer
lean party 1t was printed for private
circulation and distributed secretly Some
miserable devil, supposed to be foreign
Ell, who went to that county under an al
as, 1t IS presumed got It up It is headed
by several extracts from papers and ser
mons published and delivered during the
war Of 1872. The scoundrel who manu-
factured the affair names Fillmore and
Banks in the same category. We do not
know whether to pity the Ignorance which
conceived the lie, or dAspise the malig-
nifty which could circulate it, the most.
Washington telegraph., 1856-08-06
EuTrah for Carigan!

Ought to be the watchword with the
Americans of Hampstead County, who are
true to their faith. Our young friend went
into the contest refusing to avail himself
of any of the adventitous aids to which
men usually resort in order to secure votes;
planting himself fairly and squarely upon
our glorious platform; referring the peo-
pie to it as the substance of his political
creed; and asking their support as the rep
resentative Of the doctrines therein con-
tanned. Everything considered, he achiev-
ed result, OF which, he has every reason
% be proud, and upon which, his party have
good and sufficient reason to congratulate
him, as we'll as themselves. He leads his
regularly nominated opponent, who, like
him, askedfor votes upon principle, some iif-
teen polls, and has fairly demonstrated that
the American cause has large and faith
ful band of adherents in this county. Now
that the smoke of the State conflict has
cleared away, it becomes right and proper
and imperative upon the friends of the
patriot, Fillmore, to organize thoroughly fer
the campaign. Nearly three months inter
vene between this time and the November
election, and by a judiciops use OF the means
in our power to employ, much good can
be accomplished for our cause-and candi-
! dates Fillmore and DoneiSoo cluhs arc
being formed with unexampled rapidity
al over the Union, and al the instance o.
number of our friends we suggest the
propriety Of taking steps to cali Meeting
of the American party of Hampstead coun-
ty, to form one of these efficient, aids to the
progress and dissemination OF our principles.
1t viii be within the legitimate sphere Of
the operations of such body to appoint
a sub-elector for this county; and we are
sure no one viii dissent from the generally
expressed opinion that A. H. CARDIGAN is
the man to take up the proud flag which
we carry at our masthead, and bear it tri-
umphantly over opposition, to victory
He has worthily won the honor, and We
hope it may be conferred upon h;1n, and
that lie may be induced to accept tho
trust What say you, Americans? 4
| Fillmore and DonelSon Club, and Carrigar
for our county standard bearer. We liz
vite attention to the proposition.
Washington telegraph., 1856-08-06
The Election.

The anxiously expected struggle is over.
Below will be found tabular statement OF
the result. 1t will be seen that Messrs.
Block and Griffin will represent Hemp
stead county in the lower branch of the
next Legislature. Our friend Carrigan.
everything considered, made a good run /;
thevote which he received may, we suppose,
be taken as a fair test of the strength of
the American party in this county. We
regret that he is defeated, and hope that
after picking his flint and trying it again
he may be more successful.
Washington telegraph., 1856-08-06
The Germans down on the Democracy.

The ''Leit-Stern," (Guiding Starr a
German weekly paper published in Balti
more-said to be edited with considerable
ability-in its issue Of Saturday week,
thus fires bomb into the camp of the
pSeudo-Democracy:
A Word TO THE NATIyE-BoRN SELF
STYLED DENocRATs.-We have published
several German papers in this country.
one for three years past In Baltimore.
We have partaken of the Revolution in
Europe and stood with the banner of Free
dom at the barricades where the balls of q
despotic soldiery were flying as thick as
hail We have always struck for the free
dom of the people, and we have always
been a friend of true ssDemocracy,' but
we have found that the same Democracy
as applied in this country to the party
claiming that title, is an empty sound.
on, the managers of that party, drive
or LEAD the Germans to the polls like cattle.
and, when, they have voted, you treat
them with contempt. If there is any
benefit to be bestowed, it is given to the
Catholic Irish, who govern yon and whom
you are afraid Of The election is an
preaching Heretofore you have had the
Germans in body, but you will have them
so no longer, neither here in Baltimore nor
elsewhere. The Northern and Western
German papers, nearly all of them, have
lett the so-called Democratic party. We
have not much money, but We have many
friends, and as far as our energies and
influence 90, We are determined, if posi-
bic, to insure the defeat of the falsely So
called Democratic party in the coming
contest
The st. Louis Anzteger des Westeus.
daily German paper of great circulation
in the West, repudiates both the platform
and candidates of the Democratic nartv
Some half dozen German papers in Iii
nois, and the two NEST influential Demo-
cratic papers of the State, the Chicago
Democrat and Chicago Press, repudiate
the nominations, and 90 for the Republi-
cans. In Cincinnati, four German papers.
two dailies and two weeklies, oppose the
of Buchanan.
Washington telegraph., 1856-08-06

MORE GOOD News FROM New YORK !,
u gentleman just returned from New York.
informs us that few days age, he had a
conversation with one of the democratic
Electors Of that State, who candidly ad-
mitted that he believed Fillmore wouId
carry New York by plurality Of 5000
votes The same gentleman brings the
most cheering accounts from other quar-
ters. The grand ground swell produced
by Fillmore's late speeches is arousing the
conservatives and Union men everyw here
to sense Of duty-the duty of patriot
lsm-the duty OF voting for Fillmore.
Iemplis EogIe d; Eao'r.