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Many worthy ei:IEens testify 70 a wonderful
efficacy In all aeetoEs of the Stomach and Liver, As
TOniC 1t been equaicd, for the relief It aoIds In
essea Of debility Of my kind Is almost In
stantaneUus Nervous, Rheumatic and SeuFaEis Alec
tions Rs proved highly beneficial
aad n Others effected . decided cure
When eminent Physicians prescribe aad their patlentEI 90
uph=sztirRy recommend surely rfay eeaIe to doubt
and eagerly test Its virtues for ourselves.
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RIYER NJ MEATHPR.

CIScraSSzI, August 29th.-River so inches
q rise of five inches. Weather clear and pleas
Pr1rsBuRaH, August s9-Riyer is inches in
the channel by the metal mark. Weather is
clear
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W. acknowledge our Indebtedness to the
Nan John Ls.sbsr for various Congressional
f,y0rs-
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PrTsAxs Monthly Magazine for September,
sbsdat the Cheap Bookstore of Robinson
! BrO., No I Washington Hall.
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q l.,,.-WlOF NEwsPAPERS.
peIigious Notice.

-, clr1sa-Tss sspair. Of I'll. church be
~ - Ds.as services WI be resumed thsFe 70
81 ''aP'..,s, :, he usual hour, 1o5f o'clock.
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CINCINNArI MARkET

Arersr 29th-Flour, small sales at $3.50
for extra Wheat, 1876 for white. Rye Sac
Whisky unsteady, and no sales. Provisions,
nothing doing. Sugar 1-ea10c. Molasses un.
changed, held at 56c. Coffee Halle for fair tc
prime.
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v,r Orleans papers 10 the 18th, represent
n. health Of the city as good.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-30

THE acting editor Of the Steubenyillc Her
aid, unintendonally of course, perpetrates the
following:
The Editor is absent-hss been for couple
of days. He will return this evening, or to-
morrow. Meantime, deficiencies in editorial
viii be remedied, and replies to correspondents
made in due time.
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, Il relation TO Land Warrants ThOmpson's
haRx Note Reporter says:
lam warrants are rather active At present
fg.SsAuonS holders submitting to the decline
ne, ,.t.t man take the risk of Tise, and buyers
"T e. Tor immediate use.
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Aios LEE ESQ, McxrEREY, L., Sytss, I'd Of January,
1885 II had tedious lutiuepGG, which confined me IN
II tried your PEcToRAL BY the AlEtee OF our
The hrs relieved the IN ms throat and Lungs
less than half bottle eoplstey wei. Your
medicines cheapest well The best buy,
uaan friend. ~
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Edl.or sLeboygan NIsuwbods,
RHEUMATISM.

A case Of Too Months Sanding cured by BosrAdust
H0lR9 Bisrs-tieorge Henderson, OF Pittsburgh,
AFTER suffering for three months with rle1r14ttsm-a paFi
OF the time so severely cOnne my bed-Ihave
entirely cured by the OF Boerhayes Holland Bit
srs have had atac; since hut found almost rsan
medicine. 1t "a, in ny opinion,
re remedy o rheumatism"
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NERVOUS. AND RnEUSIAT1C AFFECTIONS.
This weather is likely produce great deal
To persons troubled with nervous rheuat-
lie affections, wonld recommend Boerhaves Holland Bit
tiers. On referring TO columns viii ind certificates
from Rrst German and English citizcnsPG.
TIE WORST PORN OF PILES GAN BE CURED.
We at liberty to refer to several we'll known gentle
men, vino used thoroughly ested and recon-
mend BoerhAves Holland BttrrS remedy for Piles
We liberty publish their names but will take
statement.
For this Affections half prescribed should bt
taEen-say notwithstanding, and night,
hour before meals. ~
CAUTI0ST /.
The great popularity OF has induced
many mutations which the public should guard agaiustPur-
chasing. Be persuaded buy anything else until
have given Boerhaye's Holland Bers trial hot
will you how infinitely superior tits althese
limitations.
70 81 per bottle, bottles for IS, by the SOLE
BESJANiIS PAGE, Jz. Co,
Manufacturing Pharmaceutists and Chemists,
cor SmithfeId & Third sts, Pittsburgh
E.nMEhIins& Bnshfeid,
rnlt2G:daw1y Wholesale Druggists, Wheeling Va.
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AmbrotYpes for 81.

Ambrotypes Tor 81.
IOARTRIDGE, his and spacious rooms With fael-
ties for operating and for light equal
any country and far superior any in the city S
producing these beautiful PctureS which unsurpassed
in the country He prepared to make AmbrotyPcs 50
they by mail without postage. Also
them loekets and pins price DaEuerreoypes-
Pictures made for customers good specimens exhibited
and warranted 10 last ioI ages unchanged.
AIk1ds Of materials Used in the business for faie
side Of Main ST. above Monroe, Marsh
TaVIoE's EuE13
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a Phenomenon IN MEDICINE.
Restored and LiEe Lengthensd.
DR.. MoRSE'S
INVIG RATING CORDIAL,

DR.. MoRSE'S
frs. the R5qRsEss attributed to MoRsE's ISvIeo-
lie often deceived could not sete the simple snd sublime
fsee IS neses 81 he Sh class sn crss
tss are trinmphinE over all doubts. IEcREDULTrT
The Cordial remedies, in all easea, the dep!orable evils
arising from misuse or abuse Of the various organs L
that @ so@ESnga age2s% o. mater and mind ne
feeble muscular frame, deGeentin vital poRgf, I'll re.
commended the only Of communicating that
appgtes Il s t
It's beneficial eEses not ed to either any
youth the overEon Of business the victim Of nervous
from The weakness OF single organ viii all md immediate
and relief from the use Of this &c.
/. viii complete and untang safeguard agItnIt
that terrible mnlsdy There are many perhaps Who have
50 triaed Eh their that they think Themselves
far beyond The reach Of medene Let noteysn these de-
to causes and viii not only remove the disorder
''s' OREBU1Ip THE BRoKES CONSTITUTION.
eases, and disease ITSELF
dies speelhe. Afy
eT may DC enumerated viz tic dooreu nrPI-
spinal affections, essuor debility tFsmo=s, aatuieEee
liver, mental epTessloa weakness Of the v ndSpositiGn
TO move fantneSs amer broken sesp and terrifying
the provocative orsans sexual Incompetence mel
aneholy 6uor 9lhos sinking At tie stomach, e
male Irregularities chronic tendency RcaETiage,
citation, all complaints growing free indulgence
OF the passions and all baeplees that does proceed
from organic causes beyond the reach Of medieiner
PERSONS OF PALE COMPLEXION,
two to bloom and EoT, shSans lie skin ffo
low, siekly color, to beautiful aorid eemplsxioa.
CAUTION.
Or. Cordial has been eounterfeited
by some unpTlncipled peEanns.
In future all the genuine Cordial have the preprietor's
fac-simile pasted the cork OF each bottle and the fol-
loWDH words blown IN the glass: zrs.f
'.Dr Morse's 1nvigorating Cordial !"
G. II. RING, PROPRIETOR. w
" Cordial Is put up, highly concentrated, pint
bottles. Price % per bette. tEofor IS; sig for ss.
Sod By az Drg10iSts and De1terSfR Aedic$Ee.
For sale by LAUGHLINS 4 BUSHE1ELO,
s.f se5 * ~ Wholesale Drugsd5tS.-
je24dsm y S5-s- No. q Monroe 81
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. Z. Is . l.ANEOUs. 3
Eell AaLIandsek Kruidsa Bll.srs.

TWIN WARS hav= snpssd since the tnsrodueton Of this
valuA6!s medicine Gifted States Daring this
time It has gained sSirersGi popularity s' Remedy
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" o5R sSTS Ss SHELBY, Or surls1v.l.r.

CnERHT 1t Is made By of the best medical
chemists in the world and its cures round bespeak
hIkh merits Of It's virtues-Ptiid6Glphid LedPCS.5
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AYERS cATHART1o PILLS.


TINE Chemistry Medicine have been taxed
their produce this best, perfect purga
which is known InnumeFable proofs shown
that Puts virtues which surpass excellence the
all They safe and pleasant to
take powerful Their penetrating properties
activities of body, the OBJ
organs purify the blood and eXpe disease
temper stimulate sluggish ds0rderEd organs into their
natural action, and ITpart healthy with strength the
whole seStgm. Not only DO they the everyday COM
plants body but also formidable and dangerous
diseases that have bRed the best Of human skill. While
they produce powerful efects they TIE time in
diminished doses, the and hest Physc that be
ployed for children. Being sugsTcoat they pleasant
and being purely vegetable free from risk
Of Cures have made which belief were
they susaatated by exalted position
character to forbid the suspicion OF untrnh Many emil
clergymen and physicians have lent their
y the public the reliability Of Tenledies while others
the OF teiF conviction that
paratons contribute immensely the relief of afflicted.
suffering fclloE-men
American Almanac, containing objections for their
and the certificates OF ;hei' Of the following eot
plants
Costysness, Bilious Complaints, rheumatism, Dropsy,
IndigeGtln Morbid nAetion OF the Bowels al pain arising
heFefrom, Flaturucy CT Appetite ali CGeerous and
DlSeAIe5 which require eTseuaRf Medicine,
SecfuG, Kings Eyil They also, by purifying the blood
would rot be supposed ey could reach sach Deafness,
Partial Blindness, Neuralgia and Nervous 1rFaOty, De.
Of the Liver AND KneTs Govt and other kin.
Ted complaints, arising from low gtAts OF the body OBJ
structicrs Of its iunetioas.
Do no: be o By unprtncpled dealers with other
pill they make proEt Tor ATEhs PILLS, and
take uoth:nS else No other they give compared
with this in it, intrinsic yalu curative powers The
nave IL.
Prepared by
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As WAS the case in Ohio county not long ago,
80 in Brooke, the proposition for making the
Court to consist of three Justices instead of Eve
came up, and was voted down. For the same
reasons specified before, We nre sorry that this
economical measure was not adopted.
The proposition to grant licenses was also lost
by the following vote:
For Lieease.-Luke Mcclure, VIM Mckinley,
jonathan Wilson, Sanl Moore
AgGiHst Licenss.-L. Browning, VIM. Jones,
VIM Rodgers Ephraim Owipgs, John Hindman.
Abraham Wilson, o. L. Mathews, Hugh White,
R. Nichols, Thos. Donovan, Jas Waugh. ThoS.
Buchanan-l9.
We also noticed that Lewis Browning was
elected Presiding Justice.
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AsTHlIA an pHTuIRIC All

#EST MANCHESTER Pa, FEB. ), 800
-sn: Your CHEE11 PscToaAL perforalns marvellous
this section. Il has relieved several from hlsr-
ing symptoms of consumption, aud Is curing man
abored under affection OF the lungs for che last
forty years. urx,v1 p,pxs n.,,to..
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INSTANTANEOUS CURE.
E-g CUNBERLGS4U, Nd, Aug. 9, 1856.
Prof Dscrafi-Ocar Sir: have. had still neck, from
Rhrumatism me asI six weeks and could with difficulty
my head. Accidentally met With gentleman, who
with one application Of DeGrss Electric OIL the part
afisted cured In The stiffness is entirely
gOue from neck. Therefore, eau eheerfully recon.
DtGraLhs Electric Oh every prrson afflicted
would not be without 1t II it cost me slG bottle
z1T-E So ZAD0cE BRAsHEAR.
BE you bug DsGEaths Electric OIL All others are
nostrums.
Por salsby T. II. LOGAN 4 CO., Bridge Corner.
nsaB 49, Monroe Street.
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There is considerable stir in the neighborhood
of New Cumberland, Va, getting out Ties for
the Wheeling extension of the Cleveland and
Pittsburg Railroad Our clever friend. ar.
CAMPBELL SrARR, has contracted to supply the
company with very large number at profitable
rates.
The work on the above railroad is progressing
rapidly, and will be completed to Wheeling, we
were informed, before the close of October
WellstU1g Herald
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AsIoE HOUSE,, New YORK civ, IarchJ, $50.
DR. ArIR Lotetu: feel Il dutS and pleasure to in.
form you what your CHLRET PEcToEGL has done for wife
Che had been I've months Iaboriu under the dangerous
symptoms of Consumption, which aid could pro-
gave her much relief She steadily falling, until
Dr. Strong this CITY, where have foE advice,
trial Of your medicine Kindness
your SKILL for she has recovered from that day
yet strong abe used be, but Is free from
her cough, and calls herself well.
You're, with gratitude aud regard, s------7-t
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: rI;s|rFs-1 = - AAZLRT0N BROTHERS, -
- Pr A NO FO r. Il f. ~
Q 0 3 MA N u FA CTU RHRs
CRTs ZIP Rl22fgsSfgHHAA 5 ~

= :.
CONTRAST the brought In the hair by CrIssade
" roG natehess TeTalEing Hair Dye, and thobe pEeEa
application burning fluids sold
Inr Dyesyo1 that the color Is natural IN ole
eais unnatural In other, simple lei at
preparation which by Its ecet che
nca combination operates on natural and inuEbe prn
eples Made, sold applied lin private reors)
Crstadoro's, Aston House,- AtIyfor
sale by Principal and Petitioners throughout
Sew York AzeatS, WI CORY co. 4
- WARD, CLoSE4& Cos
Wheeling AEeuu, T. n. LOGAN 4 Co..
ie6.ISdaR ~ Bridge Corner pruEEigts.
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TRANSFORMATIONS
rnaxsroETAIros OFFICE b. R.R.L


May 21t the Passenger Trains taecom-
notation, express maid will leave this station daily At
T:lG A. VI. 1870 p. 81. and 1G:I0 p. NJ.
The Wheeling Cumberland Accommodation Train will
leave daily except SuHday ~ IIa, A. NJ aud arrives at
$40 r. " Leaves Cumberland Al Ilb a ~
and arrives at Wheeling at $780, p. NJ
The Express Train leaves ". and will stop at
Fa!rrnont Feiisruan, burg, Rolesbur, Piedmont. Cum.
berIand SIR Johns Run art.nsburE Harpers Ferry Mon
ocacy, SykesyIIe and Washington Junction.
The Mall Wheeling daily Saturdays excepted
at 1910 p N. and stops At the regular stations.
- W. g wooDsIDE, Superintendent.
HurI J. b. FORD. Agent.
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INsTANTANsOus CURE.

THENEW PRACTICE OF PROF. DEGRATH
pEaRaTH's ELECTRIC OIL!
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HENRY I. PARks, Nerehaat.

A. A. RAMSEY, NJ. D., ALsIoS, MoxEoE corSsx, lows
writes. Sept g. ISIS: "DuriaS practice Of many years
have found Euthiug equal yoF cERST E
ing and relief eonSuptiTe patients OF curing Gncl
as are curable"
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DR. James c. aver.
Practical and AnIlytics Chemist,
Lowell, Mass.
PRICE IS CTS. PER BoI..........FIvE BOXES FOR ST.
The genuine article Ia sold by
And by all Druggists esny AID DsaisEsia Medietae
everywhere. al2i:6m
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Fsee- and Agus, Dn.aepsid, TsdiSetio4s, Headache,
Loss ~ APpstite, Detiiity. GostireEess,
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We Nigh. add vOues of evidence, bat the mos. eonvae
proof the virtues shs remedy found IL It's sEesa
aP0hp'A Consumption.
Probably remedy has been known which cur.
ed SO many such dangerous this. Some hu
aid could reaeh even those the cnEkRT PEe-
RAJ affords relief and comfort. tsi
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7 z
TIME and besutIfal of ornamenng Spsg9t
i Glass YesseIto resemble the RESEsr PANIED CEsAi
CosT, Il creating Immense Exeiseuent,
Ladies and Gentlemen alike fascinated With hs delight
full occupation ehaste and elegant for Chill
sad harmony In the Of eolora whole Art
perfectly acquired In half hour. Book IRSrUc
separately 81. eorsIaS Vasss, Book, and
every article required IS. sen. by .ESpFess.
o0NTEHT, NEARY CO., Wholesale Store,
3e1l-1ydaw 6la Broadway, \. 7.
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ME undersigned having perrnanen;y established Dali
L r., will supply pure Mix and Cream customers
regular prices. Families wishing be supplied viii
please leave their aud place Of residences Al
": ssi4ts mouse ''''S '''' '''. 1IEx II JACOB
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e.1r= INTELEIGENCJER
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

-,,,r ,pbssripstsp, sdyestislng % otherA
LrITE n te iateIlge sh6ald Be addressed 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-07

LocATroS or THE Posr OFFrcE.-We learn that
ton for the new Post Office in this city. There
has been lately great deal Of outside pressure
upon the President by those interested in the site
Of the Brick Church, and by spectators in real
estate in several other parts Of the city. The
Brick Church property is central enough, as far
as that goes but the site is not large enough TO
meet the postal requirements Of this great and
growing city. Besides, this speculation has been
in the hands of several Congressman, who are to
have large per centages on the prodts-say fifty
or seventy-ive thousand dollars-provided they
can wheede poor Pierce into the selection Of this
site as the place for the new Post Office. The
clear profit by the speculation will be nearly three
hundred thousand dollars, and large slice
Il 10 be given TO these spoilsmen II
they succeed in deluding the President into
selecting the Brick Church property. Poor
Pierce has lately had no peace Of his life H
has been constantly besieged by these leeches
They have sat down before him as II he were
fortified city, and encompasscd him about on
every side. They have followed him closely
ever since ne ieIt washington, anu nave pursued
him down TO Concord, Now Hampshire, and
intend TO dog his steps all through New Eng
land. Poor Pierce Truly his sorrows are
greater than he can bear. We pity him. We
regret that even now in his latter days-in the
| evening of his fame--he can find no rest For
three years he has been under the influence Of
| the spoilsmen Of Washington, but we had sup
| nosed that when he left that den of corruption
| for the granite hills, green fields and crystal
| streams of his native State, (Which he loves 80
dearly.) that he might be allowed few weeks
Of reposc-a gentle interval, wherein he could
III Quietly down and review bis past life, sin
cerely repenting Of his sins and lamenting the
| errors into which he had been led by the good
ness Of his heart. But il is not to be 80. He is
stul 10 be pursped, still to be hunted for one Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-07

THE FRENCH PAPER N SEARCH OF APREsrDESr.
Our French contemporary, the New York organ
Of the Emperor Of the French, is faithfully illus
trating the national character by his gyrations
in search Of President. Some weeks since, our
French friend could see no fault in Col. Fremont;
shortly afterwards it discovered the perfect man
in Fillmore, and came out strongly for him;
finally, il has settled on Buchanan, and proclaims
him to be the candidate Of its choice. BY the
time il hears Of the result in Pennsylvania we
have no doubt but IL will return to Its early love,
Col. Fremont; and If the election were post
poned month or two, ii would doubtless go the
round Of the candidates again. So true II Is that
Frenchman is Frenchman all the world over
so easily explained are the chops and changes
which have led the French to set up dozen 60
vernments within sixty years, and pull them all
down just as they we're beginning to work
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the last fat bits which he win have to dispense
Poor Pierce! Who would exchange places with
thee, and 60 through thy fortunes and msfor-
tunes-thy sudden rise and precipitate fall. Who
would rise like thee, q bright exhalation in the
evening"" and like thee and Lucifer i" fall never
again to hope"
As to the matter Of the New York Post Office
we advise Mr.. Pierce to decide on the present
location, and buy additional land to erect
building which shall be credit to the city and
the federal government This will be satiafac-
tory to the great majority Of our people.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-07

CRY Assembly RooNs-MaRs1zEg's CoScysr-The late
rntyesorso Of the opera after his retirement from the
Academy Of Music finds temporary refuge at the City
Assembly Rooms Broadway. which be inauguratcd by
srspd concert last evening. The attendance very
good but no, such as the very excellent programme de-
served We had the whole Academy troupe-fa Grange,
Miss Adelaide Phillips Brgnoh, Amodothe entire orches
ira and chorus Of the Academy, in the gems Of "rrova
tore. and nice selection Of other popular music The
hall vas found well suited for acoustic purposes and The
,se was very nne. The artists all 10 good voice
and the concert veritsble success. The second
etncsr, VIII Aks place On Wsapssday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-07

PoIITIcs AID FNANcIERNG-Th Rothschilds,
the greatest fnanciers in Europe, have an Ameri.
can agency in Wall street, the agent Of which is
Auguste Belmont. the American Minister at the
Hague The ostensble business Of this concern
is banking, but its real vocation at the present
time seems to be politics. Belmont, the head of
the concern, was appointed Charge to the Hague
partly for pccuniary obligations incurred in the
campaign, and partly through the influence Of
Mr.. Buchanan, his warm personal friend. Bel
mont is now in Europe, but directs the move
ments of the Wall street agency, which, II seems,
is now engaged in converting the Germans from
their allegiance to the Pathfinder by the distri-
button Of documents in German favorable TO the
election Of Mr. Buchanan, and opposing the i'm.
pending triumph Of Mr.. Fremont. Among other
circumstances in the campaign OF 1852, we know
that large sums were distributed to some OF the
papers. before the Baltimore Convention which
nominated Mr.. Pierce to support Mr.. Buchanan
Some two or three journals we're killed off by
these doses Of Belmont's, and we perceive that
several of the foreign papers in this city have
probably been under the same gentle treatment.
Their sudden changes of opinion and transmuta-
ton Of principles can be accounted for in no
other way and Prove that they have been under
this same influence of Rothschild and Buchanan.
All this will not avail anything however. The
popular feeling Of the country is arrayed against
Mr.. Buchanan, and all the politicians fnanciers
and bankers in the world can do him no good.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-07

Il DANGER OF LUSAcY.-Master MacMasters
the editor Of the Freernn's Jownat, newspaper
that is supposed to be the organ Of Archbishop
Hughes is perfectly frantic on the subject Of
Colonel Fremont's religion. Master MacMasters
desires that Colonel Fremont should come out
and deny the ridiculous and stupid stories which
lief Master MacMasters had better go to his
confessional his sins-get absolution and
then hang himself to the next tree. Colonel Ere
mont is not going to answer him or any such
blockheads to save their necks from selfadjust-
ed halter We invoke the charity Of Archbishop
Hughes for his pupil, and hope he will teach him
better, otherwise the poor man will be ft can
ddaie fer the lunatic asylum.