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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-14
PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS

PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.
VXvuY PIRtUAsE PIANOS FROM HIRE
w SPONSIBiE TRAVELLING AGENTS when you
get In Petersburg TIE best quality not second rh')
prices which will be guaranteed be low at the
North South, from 4. +. NASH, Piano Forte Dealer,
corner a sycamore and Bank sta, Peterhhnrg
ALWAYS hand between and 40 Pianos TO select from
nearly all varying in style aud finish. nov y
TuNhc Ungic Cn~Ior.-call at MUIR STEVENS lSi
door above Powes Hotel Petersburg, and see new ana
beauiifnl article Of Castirs dec lts
uAinncr mud Ten scts.--Freuch China, Plain Gilt and
Decorated Dinner aud Tea Sosinst received fresh
supply supply Also, Iron Stone Ware White Granite or
Droa Stone Dinner anxious to close out u
tire moving Now Is the time for bagains
Call un us, LIST door above Powcls Hotel, Petersburg.
doc / - MUIR \ STEVENS.
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4 IVER COMPLAINT. JauudIcc. Dypepss'u
AI Chronic Nervous Debility Disease o lhe ,
Constipation Inv ard Piles Funcss Boodto the iiead
Acidity Stomach Nausea Heartburn Dssus' 'o'
fulnesS weight the stomach Soar fruettlos I'M
or Fut,ernr n The Pit of the Stomach swimming of the iea
Hurried and ficut Breathing Fluttering at the Heart
ing Sufocang Sensations when in lying posture MN MN
Vision Webs before the slgHl ftN'I
Pain in the Head Deficiency of Perspration heloWo oi Tue
skin md Pain the Side Back thest, LINUS ec'
sudden Fushes of Heat Burning IN lie leeh' w E
ngs Evil great depression of Spirits can DC
ly crred DoCTER HooFLANDS CElEBkAIEp u u,hnfAt,
BlrTERS preparcdby DIR G. NJ Jackson 'erinh Mo'he
Store No 40 Arch st door below sixth, fhiaiepha
Their power the above diseases IS no, a. s
cd any other preparation in the United states as cures
attest in many cases sillful physicians had ae
These Btters worthy the attention oi lnVahuo ,
sing great yrues in the rechcation of the ver ana lesser
glands exercising the most searching power IN IN - ,;u
affections Of the digestive organs they arc "tha sae certain
and pleasant . ,,,,. ,axiao.ar v.
VIRGINIA TfsrIMoSY-Dr J. NJ WILSON, l'SinB or " a.
Feb 6th Ir51 said entirely out Of the ,'erh'h h
terS They have become all the rage No'h,'b Eta Ia,
The Tenth Legion published at Woodstoek. Va sau Jan
Ot s55. Great McdicincWe have unItoulF rtHdlieu
from recommending the public any OF the Fto, Pah h
medicines n the dav unless thoroughly convinced o rir
y,luc consider worthy OF hotict, Is
nrnon ters invented by Ioofand and prepared oy D
Jack son in Philadelphia. One instance III particular "cn
m unror virtues Of this medicine have been tested has ia
lon under onr observation. During the last summer son OF
Mr. Abram Crahill of this county, was very oe'"oy ~
WIN liver Complaint and trying in vain various rene
n bottle Of the Bter, ana uShb
much reliey his distressing malady tha ne o'u'u
another hottie and restored entirely TO health
They are entirely vegetable tree from an ihJui'"' ~
.nts always strengthen the system, and never cost H.
Fnr sole yyhncsae Druggists in all the prhcia ees anu
retail by apothccarics and sorekeepers III every
United States. .,,,,,.., n Tuovp
49,, i' q ~ " > i',l t " ,.,,rv here sep t-ts.
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WANTED lMMEDIATETY-TWLATiN VEST ~ W., annlv
ss,T dts "N ' GLASS RA1SR.
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IAycrcons., REG isicrs DnJ inlm"s.-liaving yet
hand aoomploe assortment OF the above hesirhbe
garments rnnud dakng In consideration the al
the greatly 10 reduce our hitherto low
prices And we would suggest that II any anticipate cold
weather winter wish enjoy themselves the remain
this TINT they give early ea as they VIII hhd
greatly % their adv antapo
We have ali great variety Yonths Togas and famns,
which " offer at greatly reduced rates - .., . 90
ian ats BrRROUGHS, SHArER 4 co.
~, Bedford sentinel copy
UNNGuEDOvE'S EONN IT AND FANCY
IL STORE MAfS STREET, LYNrHnuhd, VA-l.adios ana
Gentlemen visit will save themselves vast
deal trouble by coming 10 Fancy store &Mr
for Bonnets Caps, Head Dresses, Flowers, Ribbons
,urs Hair Braids and Frizos also rich Embroidery
In French English and Scotchi Nantes Coaks, Scarts
Sbnws Stockings Gloves Haudkerrhiefs &c Lnces FrnRes
Dress Trimmings Needles Plus Threads jet ornaments OF
every description and handsome lot OF fahy hr''s 'or
gifts -. -. -, H.
sLatShit superior lot of Furs, both Stone Martin and
Inirton Vctornes Guns, and Mufs, for Ladies aud chill
dIun. -t,
nm order and select with nue. and prompncsS
CASH. - . .. ......,,,
seyy eils ALFRED =. ENGLEDONE.
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APOTHECARIES, &C.

MEDICINAL LIQUORS AND WINES
~ inre Juice Port Wine French Brandy, sherry
Vine London Porter, and Wofs Aromatic Sehedam Schnaps
AN these articles warranted pure and suitable for medci
nal purposes For sale by JOHN II. SEAY,
~ lIts. Druggist
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.SaTl1EN1. ROXES.-.bHst received 0ne as.
N sortment Of MUSICAL BOXES which Play ron .hree
I" SIX tuhose~''' ~ Bank Square.
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VWWEW FON NAIE.--Wc Inv" on bn"d "n
4 20 thousand feet Of PINE III MBEk, whcb
Mcwi soil accommodating ierna Please give ns eau
or ll.ts MILLER 4 ELAN, on Basin.
uDI.ANK BOOMS, RgANK nOONS-P",nc
CHRISTIAN have In and for sale large ana
vel selected Of Blank Books aud stationery to
which they would call the attention OF all In want ofs"'h
,4.pI
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S,PECTACLEs.-We wish Ia say 10 all persona
- who may be of Spectaces that have on hand
stock Gold and Silver. TO suit all ages Also
very superior article of Steel Specsclcs light and nicely
made
experience in the Spectacle trade.
md fancy of almost any
Also N hand large lot of cheap Spectaees.
ladies and gentlemen to examine our stock we
con sidcr I II o trouble 20 show Goods.
SILvERTHORN Cliff,
orlv II
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uDRusIu MOUNTAIN MlLL-sTONEe.-The
j undersigned procuring from their celebrated
,nary at the Brush Mountain, Montgomery county MILL
STONES and BIRRS Of the very best quality The reputa-
widely known but the Railroad giving
rs Increased facilities filing orders, have appointed
Nc Daniel Hurt Preston and Lee johnson Lynchburs,
agents the sale Of them who will receive ORDERS and
have them fulfilled at tho shortest notice
Our Addross-Baeksburg Montgomery county, Va ~
ISRAEL PRICE & co.
James NJ Williams, Danvie Va, Reynolds & Co, Leaks
Vile ~ G.. also agents.
feb L. l.. ~ Co.
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Hah'orcay's Jiedieines-We are lot in
the habit generally of noticing the thou
sand ana one medicines of the ,lay; bat
when really meritorious one is before the
public, we think it due to the afflicted that
the fact should be made known. We have
used Holoway's Pills and ointment in cases
Of humonrs bruises, and sca!ds, with ben
ellciaI effects, and there are eases within
our knowledge Of extraordinary cures per-
formed in diceases OF loug standing, Pro-
lessons Hoioway's Ointmej!t and Pills are
among the few preparations W hich perform
ALL the cures for which they are recon .len-
ded. We are satisfied that for purifying
the blood, regulating the stomach, and Gu
ring liver and billions complaints no
better remedy can be found.-Baago7
Denaocrai
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Another Summer Affair.

Hon. L. d. Campbell, of Hamilton, o.
had fight with an Irishman, an old man
of seventy years, on the day of the election.
He struck the old man with stick five or
six blows. No blood shed. Tae Irish
mans name was not Brooks
We do not find any of the Black Re-
publican papers, which was so prompt and
eloquent in thci- dcnunciatou of Brooks
for his assault upon Sumner, that have a
word of rebuke for Campbell. Is it be-
cause the injured party is but poor
1rishman, and not an honorable Senator,
that the Black Republicans excuse and
justify the assault? 1t looks like it
With the Democrats this makes no differ
erence. They have as much sympathy
for an Irishman, ifnot more, than for Sum-
ner, who with his foul speech, gave some
provocation for his chastisement. Camp
bell himself was one of the loudest in his
Indignation against Brooks, aud tried to
bring about duel between him and Bur-
lingame on account of the Sumner matter.
Yet, in very short time, we see him i'm
itating Brooks-not in assailing young
and vigorous man, but an old and inhrm
zone, with bludgeon. There is Black
Republican consistency for you!-Enq
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TT0ijca in Partition

DhEbE SELLERS. (widow,) Christina Brown
i and Michael Brown, her husband, Susan
naa Fox, and Columbus Fox, her husband
Leonard Sellers, ami John J. Sellers, minors
oi Slcafoo county, Ohio, ard Mary Jane Full
iiler, and Isaac Fulmer her husba nd. of Wash
naton county. Ohio, will take notice that a Pc
1ition WAS filed against them in the Court of
Common Pleas OF Monroe county, Ohio, by
Peter Sellers. OF Wood county, Virginia, on the
:! iii day of October, 1856, and is now pending.
wherein the said Perer Sellers demands parti-
ioE OF the following described real estate, of
which George Sellers died seized, -wit:-The
east half of the north east quarter of section
seventeen, township two OF range five, con-
tanning eighty acres of land, situate in Monroe
county, Ohio, except twenty acres off of the
north end of said half quarter, sold to John
'iyle, and that at the next term of said Court
application will be made, by said petitioner. for
an order that partition be made of said premi-
>eS. JAS. FIrZ RANDOLPH,
Oct. -, 1876. Atty for Petitioner
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Road Mafica

X OfiCE is hereby given that petition vii
~ be presented to the Commissioners of Mon
zoe county. Ohio. at their December session
1886, praying for the location of County Road
commencing at Toungs mill, in Perry town
mp: thence the nearest and best route to +, l.
N's mill, in Green township: thence the near
est ami best route to the forks of the run on
he lands of Thom..s Wood, in said Green
township; thence the nearest ana best route to
I he SunttSh and Woo,lstieli Ridge Road at a
place commonly called the Round Bottom" in
sad Green township; thence the nearest and
best route to Jamestown, in adams township
SAID road not to exceed a grade of 6 degrees
Oct. 29, 1886. MANY PETITIONERS
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Administratnr's Saia.

On Saturday the sth day of November next
between the hours of ten O'Clock a. m. and fou,
o'clock p. IN, on the premises hereinafter men
tionsl, the undersigned as the administrative
OF ihaddcus Realiseclser deceased, will sell al
public auction the following described real es-
tate situated in Monroe county. Ohio to wit:
The North East quarter of the South East quar-
ter of section eleven, in townsbiptwo, and range
four, containing 10 acres more or less, subject
to dover. Terms of sale cs,sh. Appraised at
S2T5. JANE REAKSECKER. Admx.
of THADDEUS REAKS ECKER: decd.
At the same time and place the UNDERSIGNED
will sell her dover estate in said land.
October Z, 1856. JANE REAKSECKER.
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Negroes Voting the Black Republican
Ticket

Negroes Voting the Black Republican
Ticket.
BLACK REPUBLICANS. Ns.-Over 200 ne.
groes, black as Erebus, voted in this city
yesterday, contrary to the Constitution
and the Laws of the State The only
laughing Republicans in town, to-day, are
the negroes. Yah! yah! -PLaindcoler.
NEGRO VOTES TAKEN IN GRANVILLE
In Granville township, Licking county
where the Black Republicans have an
overwhelming majority, the votes of two
negroes Gall that presented themselves }
were received by the Trustees and pa. into
the ballot-box. This occurrence, the GrsI
We believe in Licking county, has ere
ated much Indignation, and some of the
tremonters, who have heretofore refused
to be warned by Democrats, are now sat
isfed that negro equality is one of the dis
tinctive measures of the so-called Repub-
lican party. ty.-Neacark Adr.
NIGGERs IN THE BALLOT -Box.-Not ga
nigger in the wood-pile," but nigger in
the ballot-box. The nigger has crawed
out of the wcod-pile and slipped into a
place where under the Constitution of Ohio
he has no business Weare informed that
Campbell's reported majority of eighteen,
has been made by NEGRO VOTES! That
Va!landingham has majority of the votes
cast by the "white male citizens" of the
Third District and is unquestionably le-
gally elected We insist that the colored
business shall be fully investigated, as wei!
as other frauds connected with this cleo
tiou.-Dayton Express.
The Hamilton Telegraph asserts thai
thsrty.tour NEGROES voted in the Third
District for Lewis D. CampbelI
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RGaE Tntica

il OliCE Is hereby given that petition vii
1N represented tothc Commissioners of Men
zoe eountv, Ohio, at their next session, askin.
Tor the location and establishment and altcra
tion OF the County Road, comlnelicins at th,
county Road through ClariDston. Salem town
ship, near the N. +. Church, thence to the
north east corner OF DR.. O'Cennor's lot theme,
through the lands of Charles Lobenstein an
e. C. Campbell, up ;iie hill to near VIM Darle's
mouse; then an alteration in the roaC. connen-
eng near said William Darle's house on the
hlu, to run below the Old road on said William
Oarie land, Che alteration being about hall
n"r,} and then vacate so much of the OLD
road MANY PETITIONERS
Oct. % Ioaf -.
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What the Blaek Republican Paper.
SAID 3 efors and After ths Election, il
Pennsylyan,a.

What the Black Republican Paper.
SAID Before and After tts Election il
ennsylyan,a.
"a short time before the pennsylvanis
election, the Biafk Republican paper al
Pitsburg said to its political friends:--
Next Tuesday lost and al! is lost" The
SGasetts onihe morning of the election told
its friends IN Pennsylvania and Indiana
4.that a vote Ro'e Is ot mare consequence Ma,a
si wiW be on tie Presidency" The black
prints sfur once we're right They proper
aly appreciated the Importance of the e,cc-
'tions, and knew if Pennsylvania aud Indi-
ana were lost 'sall is los:.n Since the
elections the New York Herald the lead
ing Black Republican paper, gives up that
Ar. Buchanan will be elected by and
scIne majority. The New York Tribune
SLIGO says:
"RepGblicans, the last reports from
Pennsylvania |, ase no doubt OF II Buchan-
an najerity at The State election. The
State ticket OF that party is chosen by
some Eve thousand majority in between
four and five hundred thousand votes.--
majority can be overcome at the Presiden-
-tial election just at haud-we do not saw
that it ,ciU be.
Republicans we would not IL nc could
conceal from you our disappointment in
this result nor the magnitude OF the dis
aster
Let MS lo'k misfortune full in the face
II there were any hollow-h hearted, venal,
self-seeking knaves following our camp
last week they will now skulk ont of it and
go over to the enemy. Ali such will snp- !
pose our battle lost, and will be iu haste
to place themselves in a position to share
the plnnder ofthe field Let them go in
welcome, aud let the cowardy and timor-
.ous go With thcm"
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SENTIMENTS OF THE BRITISH


PRESS TO DE KEPT BEFORE
.s.a THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
The London Leader, liberal English
paper of late date, makes this highly i'm
portant revelation. 1t says:
'' We know that the abolitionism of tht
Garrsons and men of their stamp has beer
fostered and excited by the abolitionis
incendiaries of Great Britain, who wouG
have sacrificed the American republic
rather than not carry their own dogma il
their own way. The latest news from The
q United States induces us to suppose thai
:. the external intrigues which have found
their accompliees in the Union are not en-
-,tirely without prospect of success. AZ
ready the politicians Of England and Eu-
!. rope are reckoning that the american peo-
!, Pile ,cW elect an anti-slavery President, acho
soiH send around the brand of discord as
. the burning branch used to be sent to rouse
ahe clans Of Scotland"
Now read what the London Chronicle,
an English tory paper, says in late num-
ber:
Esz.'We should he sorry to see Mr.. Buch-
Tanan elected, because he is in favor of
II preserving the obnoxious institutions as
they exist, AND THE UNITY OF THE
STATES. There is no safety for Eu-
ropean monarchical governments if the
. progressive spirit of the democracy of the
United States is allowed to succeed
sELECTFREMONT,A AND THE FIRST
BLOW to the SEPARATION OF THE
r UNITED STATES Is EFFECTED"
la connection with the above, read what
Wendell Phillips, the great Boston aboi-
zionist, says in a late speech:
% There is merit in the republican par
ty. It is this; it is the first sectional par
ty ever organized in this country.
caF 1t is not national; it is sectional
1t is the North arrayed against the South
The FIRST crack in the ice
burg is visible; you will yet hear it go with
n crash through the centre'
Aad yet Horace Greeley does not hes
itate to brand as "liars'' all who assert
that W,epdell Phillips sympa,hises with
the-6lack repuh iicans and their candidate
for the presidency = Cm'oa.
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DON'T SHooT.-The Know Nothiugs Of
Lexington. on Thursday afternoon, brough,
out the cannon, harnessed up eight white
horses, bought keg of powder and pre-
pared to celebrate their victory in Penn
sylvania. While marching through the
streets a fash of telegraphic lightning
drought them up standing" Their vis-
ages heightened, the musicians stopped,
the horses refused to "gh-lang." All was
still as death, not word was spoken.
There they Stood for twenty minutes "like
bumps on tree" Finally they unlum-
bered, sert the horses to the stable, left
the cannon in the street and dispersed one
at time. "Wait for the wagon" next
time, Fillmourners. The "good time" is
coming for you-after the millennium
Louisville Times.
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G. P HORNE. ). .KtEENAs. W. T. TERRY.
NEW N ACHINE SHOP
HORNE. KIERNAN e. co

HUN y Z, NIEhN Y 4 Y q Gu.
AjOuLD respectfully inform the public that
w they have entered into partnership il
the business of
BUILDING THRESHING M3CFIVES
THRESHERS IND CLEANERS
of the LATEST AND MOST IMPROV ED STYLE
Having been at considerable expense il, pre-
pairing they are enabled TO do their work
WITH NE.HTNESS AND DESPATCH
And being permanently located it is to theil
interest to do their work in the best manner
possible. They, therefore, have no hesitation in
Wa"ronting Meir Work
MACHINES WILL BE REPAIRED on the
shortest notice and most favorable terms. Mr..
Horne having been engaged in the business for
The past year in the extensive shops at Martins
Ferry is posted in all the recent improvements.
Clarington Oct. 30, 1856.
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Newfoundland Telegraph I1ne.
ST. JOHN. n. F. Oct. 8

We are now in telegraphic connection
with Badnock, (Cape Breton, \. S. } The
line from Badnock to New York, via Pic.
tou, ST. John, n. B., Portland, and Bos.
ton, is now nearly completed, and it is ex-
pected that regular telegraphic connection
between this city and the United States
will be opened about the middle of this
month. The submarine cable, SIS miles
in length, between Cape Ray. n F., and
Cape North, (Cape Breton, N. B. } which
was laid down last summer, is found to
offer no impeachment to the telegraph cur
rent.
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GEN. LEWIS CAss. A correspondent
of the Philadelphia Ledger, writing from
Detroit, thus speaks of this veteran Sem
ator:
Gen. Cass is isjuvenizing. He positive
y looks better than l have seen him for
several years past, though he is canvass
ing the length and breadth of the State,
and speaking once Or twice every day.
He has just past his 74th year. but sp-
pears as active and youthful as eEer.
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This would give MS one hundred and
eighty eight electoral votes-thirty- mine
more than is necessary. There are other
States that will most probably vote for
Mr.. Buchanan, so that his majority OF
electoral votes over Fremont will he little
less than General Pierce obtained, in 1852,
over Scott - Gin. Enquirer.
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e The Louisville Democrat facetious-
ly remarks:
The organ here had the race in Penn
sylvania well arranged; if successful it was
Fillmore victory--if unsuccessful Ere
mont defeat. The editor is as smart as
the marksman who didn't exactly see
whether the game was a buck or a calf;
but he took aim so as to hit, if buck, and
miss, if calf,
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WHERE is JOHN C. FREMONT.

The great question (says the New York
Day Book)of "Who is John c Fremont?''
has now given place to "Where is John C.
fremont" The people of Pennsylvania
and Indiana are repudiating his drafts,
and cutting down bis demands after the
fashion of the government and its commits
sioners on the cattle items and gun-spiking
Investigation. Isaac, where is your man
now!
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Post the Books-The Presidential Con-
test-Black Republicanism no go.
The October Elections have been held
the results ascertained, and we will now
again post the books of the States tha,
have voted this summer Thus far it
Stands;
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Administrators Notice

NOTICE is hereby given, that before the
~ Probate Court of Monroe County. Ohio
the undersigned were appointed administrators
of the estate of Elijah steed, deceased, late OF
Monroe county, Ohio. All those indebted to
said estate, are requested to make immediate
payment; and those having claims against said
estate, are notified to present them for settle
ment within one year from this date
ELIZA JANE STEED.
RICHARD w. McANASPY.
Oct. s, 1856. Adr.rs
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DYSPEPSIA, HEADACHE, AND
INDIGESTION, by which all persons
are more or less effected, can usually be
cured by taking moderate exercise, whole
some food, and dose of Berhave's Hol-
land Bitters, one hour before each meal.
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WANTED--To purchase small farm
from 40 to 60 acres well improved. APP
ply to JOHN B. NOLL.
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We pnt down Iowa as having been
carried by the friends of Fremont, but in
truth it was a fusion triumph, the sue
ceSstu ticket receiving both the Fillmore
and the Fremont votes Mr.. Buchanan
only wants to carry States having forty
Ene v'tes to be elected lie will get
Them in the following Stnies: