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OF FICIAL.



May %. 1855
NOTICE hereby given ts saek issue pus
AMI - bs eel u CaAgess 81 2ad Juy ls6
aesmals ~ "a. Will Treasury
ense q ths certificates heEso The a Of NoSembeT
th-Tenn viii
department will purchase such stock pTar 10 a
aay Tedampon, and win pay heSso ALLOWING premium
addition The intesEa Accrued INT purchase
days money o reach the
On sock received the Treasury between day
June Say J1y inclusive per
tts slecihed in the crrnhcatasg
On such saock received between the Isl and ss days Of August
one fourth Of one per
accrued IheSah and additional only will be
Pnid.
Certificates Of such
duty assigned dated party entitled
tbs purchase and lEl Judy the
psrCn stock
holder, such Interest will be heTeofoEe
hoders VI United
department purchase lsI
Of June and the i day Of December unes the Of
addon from day Of the last dividend
additional Interest for money reach
tho vendor, Ihs following rules of premiums
Of the loan Of Is42, premium Of 10 cent;
al ls47 aud 1885, premium 10
stock ssned under sIh September lh51
sBonly Texan indemnity OF
under lhs should b. du assigned
BY party Iunps
previous July, halt year,
assigned siechsdeT orhre The
year day will payable heetOforr.
Payment MI the foregoing will be made GRATIS
he BosioR, New Yort Philadelphia
parties money mas direct.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
May ep-dhI2Nov Secretary OF the Treasury
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TIE PROSPECT Iowk-AL HGHr-Our information
from Iowa is Of the most cheering character Buchanan
and Breckenridge going il with rush in the Hawk
eve" State There ia doubt that the democrats will
carry il not only in November, but also in August for
members Of Congress and State officers which Is very i'm
portan, as she is the FIRST free State that leads OF with
election As specimen Of how things are going and Of
the general stampede from the wooy party give
the following changes Buchanan from late number of
the Dubuque North west which says:
George Nightingale true and tried manfor twenty
years whcehorse to the national wing party in Iowa
G. Hevetor years the fsvorite Of the Wing party In
DUBUQUE county, Of talents and influence 10 the
Union
Major A. NJ Hare Hon. John g. Stein, and a host Of
other good and good citizens Of Nnscafne county
who we're active Scott men in the canvass u 1852.
l. b Fleek, esq, Of Washington county, an old-line
whg-a among men, and an honor TO any party.
T. W. Cagget, ESQ., Of Keokuk Scott eector OF 1854
and better man than left behind him. These and
hundreds more in our own State-Dem. Banner.
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TAKDY yUsrIcE.-DR. 0. M. wozEScRAFr.

TAhDl JLsillE---uh W n NOLEANhAfA.
Nearly four years ago Dr.. WozeHcIafi renewed from
once As an Indian agent in California upon allegations
which reflected upon the legality and integrity u his o.
uial conduct Hs to Washington and called for
investigation Of his accounts and his conduct but failed
have hearing After Mr. Fillmore went out Of ONCE, the
apers in the California for examination
aad there remained until recently Dr. WoEencrA during
ali this time subjected the modification Of lying
under very injurious charges Upon coming again TO
Washington, short time ago. his thoroughly in
resgaed BY the head Of the Indian Bsre the charges
found be utterly grouudess and his proved
and seted the result being that the government is his
debtor in two thousand dollars Of which he OIL
ciAly notified to-day We knew DR. WozenerAf before be
went California and grathed that the decision
his fully restores him to the high standing for
integrity and facility which he enjoyed when we knew
hu and to which he is justly entitled.
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By ,. G. mcauInE, Auctlon.sr.

fINREsEByED SALE or AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT
u and domestic dry gnodt, day
commencing al 10 O'Clock, End continuing
pasrd shall seH Of
White eth and MarAet his stock uaoe,
contsining--
shs Rings, ehecks boys wea hanneis
Eheenng and sheethg liRen, uckings
Huckansck towels, ke.
Embro hdk1 calars. cbemiseties, sleeves
md cambria inse
Linen cambria jacontts and tHrleions
variety and fancy trimmings
Bonnet, 6rcss nnd trimming silks, salns
Colored and white aSis, wonlien 10.
Assorted plain and pluid nieripos and doiaines
Black and white ber-grs
e alpscn, gloves
nd in.n handkesciliefs
Threads, knitting corians
Manuiias and capes hosiery,
Together with other
The will be resumed each afternoon. o,,lnrk
Terms S25 under t.st sum credit az tbi,V
and ninety Days for satisfactorily endord hearing in
McGI
July I'D anru0B.cr
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ANDREW J. DONELSoE FOR Mr.. BUCHANAN
AGAINST Mr. FILLMORE

Major Donelsou became very indignant in 1851 lsayt
the Nashville Union that Mr. Fillmore should be reelect
ed President in preference such brilliant"
Casa Douglas Batter Dallas Marcy and Buchanan and
the arguments that used for Mr. Fillmore then the
that parAded in know-nOhing papers Bear
Major DOnesUn, be expressed himself through the
Ashington Union
Although that measure the Compromise OF ls5o) II
considered Of party nature tvoHida the credit
the demoerG whether IL be tested BY the members whose
votes and influence passed it. by the sacrce which IL
makes the Of union yet II announced
the signal by which administration h 10 be conunoed
In power shose only prominent distinction thas far that
faithful TO the political convictions Of their lives
And what the given for this alarming and
ordinary demand Let not the reader be amazed il ID
that Preside ut Fillmore will execute the laTs-WR b. faith
full 10 he oath and ezeclas The lars
THAT may be supposed eraEgests the preien-
sions of the whig party We ned only refer 10 the fact
It's candidates in Tennessee have ALREADY proclaimed
the name enIkRb FILLMORE that around which the
loyal frieno, the Compromise be rallied and
administration installed into power which viii discard
from tbs councils Of the nation all who dare stand upon
the old platform Of WASHSGToE JKFFERsox and JACOBSON
TIE brilliant nGrnes q CASS, WoopBURv DALLAS DOUG
LAS, WALKER, BUCHANAN, BUTIER, HousToS, DICKINSON,
and MtRcr and the hundreds Of others who scattered
over our conederscy but Iehoss qtrio light 10 az
osnr ~ the political rmamsnf af g DIE us-spay
stiestb.se 70 be taken away from the public
honor and President F1soRE shine alone The
OF the FIRST magnitude because be wi mot fsy his oath
10 execute the lava Wss effort Of proper
ton 20 cause brought 10 the notice Of reasoning and
discriminating vel patriotic people Never before
our hisory hs. demand been made on the public creduity
which proves conousvey the grnins OF the party which
adopted the msrms OF AK HasuToy the early DAYS
OF the republic and which have the authority Of Mr.
Jeerson for saying founded on the belief that cur
people ignorant and could be governed by any
other than strong consolidated government There /. 20
be no inquiry into the past history Of President F.
his pledge 70 ae aboiironiss Of f- sorrh 10 abolish
slavery in the Tcrritgri-s Of the United Sstehis sup
port Of tks corrupom n the bankhs identity with all
the eravagant recnslons OF the federass on the sub
jsci Of and monopolesmust be forgotten because
he vii erecute the laws. Hare any gnarmntee from
Mr. Seward OF Mr. Wade, honest John Davis would
give II placed In the presidency
Il aocords with the waning sxarsyagancs Of
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sOsth, that all ID asked ws let alone - Ex-Governor
Hsrbsyt L0nisiGnu.
Who pronounced 70 be caumuy 10 say that the South
asked 10 have slavery exended the tree States CO
JaAes L. Orr, u So1A Carolina, % CoseOrd, A. H.
Who warned his eOunymsn discOuntenGDcs whatever
may Suggest Suspicion that the Union could in any
be- ab9ndonedf George RasAiaga0E-
Who said flour country persOnihed in WaahngtOa, should
call citizens for their political action how
should be who famed every kndng fame Of local
interest arayed State against State, and talked Of dis
union Damid Wsbssr.
Who said that the Union be preserved AndrsT
Jackson.
Who said that disunon the worst Of all political
lAmities james BaeAaRaR.
Who, the President Of the nation will stand by the
and the UEIoN the reprobAts all
traitors conduct the administration Of public affairs in tb
spirit OF the FATHERS Of the REPUBLIC? JAMES BIZ
CHANAN,
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Medical College of Georgia.

AueuETA July, 1856
THE twenty institution w com
1 mencs the first Monday In November
FACULTY.
G. NJ Newton, NJ. d. Anatomy.
l. A. Dugas, NJ ID, Surgery.
l. Gsrvin M d. Maieria Medca, Therapeutics Medical
Jurisprudence
A. Eve, NJ D., Obstetrics, Women and In
fants.
v NJ Miller, NJ D., Physiology and Pathological
Ai.x. Means, NJ. D. Professor Of Chemistry.
L. ID. Ford, M. D., Institutes OF Medicine.
Campbell NJ D., Surgical Comparative, aud seroscopAl
AnAlomy
r. Campbell, M. D., Demonstration Of Anatomy.
B. Simmons, NJ. D.. Assistant Demonstrated
jurah Harris, d., Pro Professor Of Surgery.
Clinical lectures will delivered CITY
and ample opportunities will be afforded for the study pacirL
anatomy.
Fees for the entire ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sos
Msrriculation ticket, 10 be taken
For fu ther particulars apply q NJ NEWTON.
July l5-dlm
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"Put up thy sword said Jesus. Put down my church
for twenty Eve Shapes rHesr says Henry W. Beecher
have not where lay my head said Jesus 81 have
$1,000 per annum from my church. and charge SO cents
head Cor my ecture says Henry Ward Beeche al could
call legons Of angels my assstance said Jesus Its
all electricity animal magnetism" says Henry Ward
Beecher Do you would be done by said Jesus II
move an amendment" says Henry Wsrd Beecsr. al see
ond the amendmsnLH say, Rev Mr. Dution. voice from
the chairman at Yale oollege "Let the smendment be
reduced TO writing do asyoa EXPECT 10 b. done BY"
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Wrecks, collaboration has been received from the
United States consul Trinidad de Cuba that the brig
o. bolt Of Blue Hin condemned unssAwOrthy al
the port enegos the I'd ut and that the schooner I
Of Ellsworth wrecked the Jardins rses on the Ih
ut, while voyage from Arnou bay, JamAica 70 New
York Thecew Of this vessel saved but the vessel
totally destroyed and her cargo and papers lost
Information has also been received from the United
States consul Turks island Of the wreck the 18Th
ult the reef the edge Of the OaicOs Bank
the American schooner Mountain Eagle Of Harwich Mas
sAchuseIts
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The Jersey City Telegraph HOSTS the ticket Of Buchanan
and Breckenridge This paper has heretofore been neutral
but il the official paper Of sister city, and enjoys
large circulation and much influence We welcome ii into
the ranks Of the national party The Telegraph
I'VE hoist to-day At masthead the white folks
ticket On are ebazoned the Of statesmen who
are before the ko American people Tor theft suages
preside over the desnies OF this whole nation. That
James Buchanan tbs FIRST Of American statesmen will be
elected 10 the important Office in the world,
who is Of sound mind think, will doubt for moment
But it. on the other hand there the least prospect Of
defeating him and electing sectional halfway indi
vdua in bis stead all patriots would despair Of this
glorious republic"
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koTfCE-An having bills srsnst siru
hndtn o ths Tr a te Department. Cor
nor.y bank heots endae, oth.r eeunsu expenses,
herehy no~d and rnqBesfsd
snpcste rec-iped, Gays end
mnnth N nrser that hsy may included the aisbnrr
arrnts arcpuni fcf the
sr~i payments he asisyra one end rpoce.n
NOS nj fIwneAy
July ii-dnwn Tpsbus.s,s ruert
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To Druggists and the People.

EoU spurinu limitations Of Dr. De
Crab "EiectrIe OIL shall prosecute party
copyrighted bills This Electric OH has
Of Camden Of piles and aiso,
aaasun Huntington, Bon e. krtIg M ls
eruehes an day. and Than 100 others 10 hidehH
whose led
The Wholesale
euty Of rhscality cau.reiting
John Wyrtbe esq, well
impris Of Valentine, Hped
valuable remedy.
Pm ADELrmA, May S, 1856.
Ts tAs People and Drrsgists throughout umisd as
by GHihs Electric on: Jos. Pre-.
Philadelphia, Rod-nbos, Montgomery
rheumatism and sprain Mrs Ogden, No $50 Fourth street fam
shingles and
areast; Spruce fslun
sny Camle MRrion Of burns and scarlet iVsri
eighteen "tbers.
Uy-Eycry druggist knows that the only genuine Electric on
proprietor old
al IN be addressed d the genuine,
Pref CHAs. GRATH,
old ohice, - sOulh 9Th street, . TINT
For sale by CHARLES sTnTT,
July Io-u Washington d. &.
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The knownothing and what is the thing) repub-
eAn papers dare not deny that thsr candidate Fremont
has secretly pledged himself 70 the know-nothng platform
The why they dare not deny it is that The fact has
leaked out and been made public Ii the MAssa-
chusetts delegation, who waited upon him inquire
be made this pledge And yet the FaOn9ers have the
impudence to ask the Germans vote their ticketl
Hartford Times.
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HrrET vrrsoy.
THE CONTRAST.

IN, Boston Post furnishes the following patriotic en-
prssious Of eminent statesmen striking contrast 20
such ,reasonabls sentiments The foregoing;
Who warmed bis oounymen against those vho endcsvorsd
a . ,s h.li.f thst there resfdierence in local
nsrs and 70 acquire influences in particular districts by
i,rpre.cnting sbc opinions and aims Of other districts
Ssorss HoshiagtoH.
who declared July ~ ls4s 10 the ssnsss q the United
ataep representing ths views Of the Souih, c"m n"in
eng isr sarsry-pothing st al - JoAa G. cshho~~.
wke declared in View York 1uly 1856, srsafns FOR tho
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NoTIcEAn having bills ngEDs' cthr Of the Oce
" Of Comptroller ECsrufy, bE CgmEssO
Customs hird, Hne fiuh kUd"rs Treas
ury Treasurer Ubeh States, ReTrT
1t BOafd
binding other beTehy noaRed
promptly
pp-y rsct1ped. days before The end Of
they Brludsd the dstursiEE
they mHy otherwise,
aymen may delayed end uf The
j. a.. COLnisNlL,
July s-d7wn piKbuTsahr CLERK
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NOTES ON THE CAMPAIGN.


The BnehanAnites have already system Of
very thorough organization and party drill and they mean
10 continue Il until Afier the eection"-BaEgor Wig.
True the Gospel We hare commenced the work Of
organization, and 10 continue IT. and Sep
tember viii show you is results Dragging won't
you and your mOnsrous Sehoods about the democracy
will all react upon you and oyerwhem you. Yes
organizing .-EastaH ATyEs.
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appointment q Indian AgeHts.-AnSelmi Arnold, Of
Nebraska Territory be agent for the Shawnee and Wy
andou Indians.
John A. Aston, Of South Carolina 10 lie agent for the
Indians of the agency for the Ottoes and Mssouras
John Robertson, Of Nebraska Territory TO be agent
for the Indians of the Omaha agency.
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Commodore Stockions opiniou-erpressed at al times
and on all occasions-Of Col Fremont "thai Fremont
was never the right place At the right time and as
uroof that Commodore Stockton wrong in his
At the time when both the army and navy were In frequent
conficts and always with superior force Fremont
mot m a sin0ls Laftlx-RooAestey Adrurisa.
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L,OR SALsk Democratic establishment locHted IN
aourishnE Southwestern cry numssrng seventy fhs1sand
hahstsn
The pnper ON. esrabihsd 10 81 ready
growing fsver u the puhe. The nmfrn 81
Once IL uparty snd in excellent cpndnos.
Inquiries may addressed the editor Uniaa
Ipiy lp-ssfklr~
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Loo Al N Il w q.

The examination Of the male department of the third
district school win take place Tuesday next at
o'clock On Wednesday al the hour select class
boys and Thursday select class Of girls will be
anined al the Smithsonian institution These exercises
viii conclude the public-school examinations
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puous politicians whose unmKsked designs have been
sced BY tbs people bury the past discard old Issues
and 10 create standard Of political faith which may
cover the foes and wsken the odin Of former defeat
We defy any know-nothRg paper 10 the severe
and msrited structures Of Major Donelson
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FICIA L.

BEfaRrxrwT sTsTs,
Washington, July 10, Isss.
Inmsssnu from M United States consul NJ
Caro far strips IN halsr % proceed om
foreign Chcha islands TO load susno he's been
suspended.
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NATIONAL THEATHE--MAnager Ford, on Monday evening
next offers fair opportunity To the paygoers of Wash
ngton the comedians H. A Perry and John Clarke
in their Avorte pieces "Laugh when you Can" and +lh
Toodies7
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Where the Kansas Funds 90.

The Atlas and Argus says that the money ostensbl.
raised aid the settlers in Kansas reaches them
all OF course not II was intended for any such Pur
pose. Ii goes into the electioneering fund.
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There large and fashionable assemblage at tn
Presidents grounds this evening The Marine Band paye
number of airs much to the qualification of those
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For Fremont, but moi for Freedom.

The Boston Journal leading republican organ in New
England, contains the following paragraph;
ave decidedly of opinion that monarchy and hered
itary monarchy by far the best form Of government
human wisdom has devised for the administration
considerable nations and that il win always continue
be the perfect which human virtue will admit Of"
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We hear that the repairs of the damages caused the
Chesapeake and Ohio canal by the land slide Cumbe
land completed Wednesday evening last and tina
trade is becoming quite brisk again.
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A Coincidence.

The blAckepubican papers consider omnous of
thing remarkable that Fremont nominated the
niversary Of the battle Of Waterloo and do As
understand history says Of our s1changes all of Bo
napares subsequent mforunes turned upon the failure of
that day Just As Monsieur Frfmonfs will
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LoYTEnIr,
OF MARY LAND.

following the drawn numbers Of Maryland Consod
Los the beneha Of Carroll county, class I6
July IL, 1850:
40 I CT 81 81 2 30 % 81 Fl
The following the Paiapsco fus,u
Lotiery, class ls6, drawn Juiy IT, s56:
50 AZ rs % 60 30 5 10 70 80 10
n FRANCE b 90, Maaasara
n u. MePHAIL, Commissioner.
July ls-lf
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Another Vote.

The Times and other republican papers daily record
ing the result of taken in the and other public
conVeyances the presidential question But they have
omitted the following taken few days ago ON the road
from Rochester to Buffalo WIN the Times make note
IF;
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The Fremonters going TO build "Rocky mountain
hat" in Hartford They will it hide in after the
elecuun-Tsmss.
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Before the reached Buffalo the conductor had both
the Fremont confined in the saloon of the for
picking mans PoeAa.
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Another.

The convcts in the Auburn prison (7oo in alp were
poed the other day. when only of the lot found
10 be in favor OF Buchanan Ontario Messenger
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By r E L E q Il A r III .


Fire at Brooklyn.
NEW YoRK, July ia serious fire occurred Brooklyn
early morning, commenting the Naval depot
which there large stock. Some dozen dwelling houses
adjoining also burnt and rapid the progress
the that fly families escaped only with their night
clothes.
OUTWARD Bound.
NEW YoRK, July I9.-The steamer Baltic smiled hence to-
day for Liverpool with $50 passengers and S460
in specie.
Obsequies and Deails Of the R0ilroad Accident
PmlApElrHlA, July Decentralization are now being
the relief Of the sufferers By the late railroad dir
aster Over 900 have been received the ENQUIRER
office.
Dr. Morisry delivered GRAFTON over the remains
Of Father Sheridan this morning ST. Mchaes church to
an OVERLOOKING audience.
The collins containing the unreeognised bodies were ar
ranged in the aises Of the church The coroner has
menced his investigations.
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Law Partnership.

" j. WALKER. l.. JANIN.
ID oBERT T. WALKER LOUIS JANIN have formed uny,,
N nesship bs auprrrn
Cont of the unites and Conr Aasrr.
Washington CITY, u. @. Ian a--eodrnf
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ID 81 siSie respectfully itnd''S me
fH tie f rtEiBE
Portuguese, taian GEM
rrr-eruan against
ard requiring hhu rrhbs rrIsHi"ns e Veg drb
uHniS, lave, urere kc VII hnd
and tsrbncul phrases hc
nj give. throu hnu Uhou d.
af fptsn hofs library lHrn
Il Epply the unBe
uppu troHIiy Eatsncinrty CEscUEd.
For further particulars apply 70 . . -
l. FITZGERALD TAEIsTBO,
street, I0th and lh, hshiuE0r city D.t
June 2s-diy
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Life versus Death.
Jus, pubIishsd, the sft edition, prcs dime uuy,
CONSUMPTION AND sCRoFULAs
popular treatise,
tnpurpu m
Life versus Death.

NJ y. T. FUkFTEK. ". u,
gHOwING fdaa srnuFFps the
human ognthsr with Che If hTopch
asthma coughs, threat night pulmonary and
kings evil, erupnans, una nrnon scd bead,
Ind ulcers svelinrs Of
anaa, arising from
This iits bu farrihFe language gives
advice RATIONAL
al wh0Ht dragging 81 kind
omended 70 The afflicted 70 bends Of families, ke
ahe ruias IN time Of nsed.
Interesting thcse afflicted win
deafness, bodily drfomffea. &C
loynR sold, mailed, within
frw wcekm, 70 every par ~ the country
huukseTers reueynV ~ nv mai
Free of Mesrs BRIDGMAN Co. iss Grand srrert New
Yark -
suns a-dkepamn
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Fred Douglass and FrfmoRl.

The black leader Of the aboihonists Fred Douglass
does not take Fremont and his party He out for
Gert Smith be draws the following truthful portrait of
the black republicans:
@The publican party heterogeneous OF political
antagonsm gathered from defunct whiggery dsaheced
democracy and demeuted defeated and disappointed
tive-A mercanisu There prospect Of their union
upon any extent sufficient 10 secure his cleo
ton"
KnOD-solingism and Black RePaLlicaRism in Indiana
will be by q notice In to-dsys Ledger that the
Fillmore and Fremont meetings called for this Saturday
evening have been merged into one and wiz convene
the lower market house II feared believe that If
the rival meetings held in such close proximity there
might be some disturbance In this city and county the
Fillmore branch Of the party have very large preponder
ance Indeed If vote taken to-day, do not be
leve Fremon, would get hundred votes in the county
Near Albany Ledger.