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Spring FeVeFs,

THE GRKFENBERG HEALTH BITTERS prepared
fTpth a number II The most puri yinF RviEorshg ana
healing roos bArks, herbs and vines seel mosCT from
the ,tsra MedcA o AmeIi,a. They pow, rf4 tobr
they give engh 10 the system, ana enable 20 throw oa
the constitutional tendency 10 disease. Tiny haTe al Tie
bns6e-l Effects Of soue hoat causing any "a srse
PTice - ,rnus per package.
FoT tAls BY Drlgg.sgs throughout the State, Andby
ALKX MACKENZIE
marchs II Colrgr STREET.
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KEYSTONE MARBLE WORKS.
MARKET STREET, WEST OF TWENTIETH,
PHILADELPHIA.
S. II. JACOBY S co.

IMPORTERS and dealers in the various Foreign and Do
mesc Marbles, statuary, &c hbve constantly on hand
large and select sssortmet Of MANTLES, TOMBs, MONU-
MENTS TABLE TOPS, &C. of every description not ex.
celed by any the city, for beauty symmetry and finish
TERS furnished the shortest notice. with Marble Of every
description pattern whether Foreign Domestic either
finished in the slab Block, the most accommodating
terms.
We especially invite attention 10 stock on hand
fb26
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aps-v2tad8,a I'm
Hi&hlander.

TTNHIS noble and much admired Race Horse has -
been withdrawn from the Turf and will make n IN
the for 1856 at the Nashville Race Course, 49,
in charge of Mr. Philips He will be limited TO any at
t25 each Grooms fee s-Seeson 20 the 18th
February and close the lOh Of July Mares which i
TO prove in foa may be returned free next year.
HGHLASD is rich chcsnut years old next Spring;
by Glencoe imp. his dam Castanet by Monarch,
imp For full pedigree and performances, bills which
will furnish. tie sixteen hands In height and
bines with form Of remarkable and beauty the very
best constitution, temper and action.
march25-dIm DIT McGAvOCK.
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DroOping Buds.
'HE best remedy Tor baors ard for all the discs
OF children, from one hour 10 eve years old, Is
THE CEhaLDREN,S PANACEA,

Of The . At -nb.rE IuT panY.
For vcy tee'hing, diafrha, rickets ccl worms a.
Il Is the metic known IN the EcnbeTg A.
mAnAe that Is given gratis you will fn ~ Of
Physicians throughout the nio1, who have used IN their
,e. Where there young children and t has brea
us,d once, W % b. Without u IN their
hoise. Prize 81 cents per bottle.
For sale by al DrgsEist., aad by ALEX. IACKFNzlE,
mss II College street.
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WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.
REM MOVAL,


MTE have removed entire Of Wood and Willow
w Ware n No 100 Second street, door above Vne
opposite Kings Hotel,
St. Louis, MO.
S. CUPPLES & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS wHoLEsALE DEAIERs ~
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE.
BR0oMs, BRUSHES, MATS, MATCHES, BLEACHING,
HEMP, MANILA, JuTE AND CorToS CoRDAGE AND TwxEs,
OF ALL Kinds.
Wrapping Paper, Selves Curry Combs, Cards and Hames
QEING engaged extensively in manufacturing than
bany other house in line in the West, and will
sell lower than other house in St. Louis and you viii
call before purchasing either in Chicago Cincinnati
viii find that prices will average lower either
Of the two places We call particular attention to
stock Of
TURNED AXE and PICK HANDLES, WELL BUCKETS
and Iron bound Kegs from TO gallons and Brushes
Of all kinds and all kinds Of Willow Wagons Cradles Cabs
Hampers ohes and Market Baskets and every descpt
Of Fancy Work and Travelling Baskets Cedar Tubs Churns
in Boxes Cans and Buckets all Of ST. Louis manufacture
except the two last which bring direct from the
facturers.
We also Agents for PIERCE cos Milwaukee Matches
which selling at Factory Prices freight added. We
also MANUFACTURING the large Steamboat and Stable
Brooms, and rst rate Imitation Shaker BTooms. Broom
Handlys and Twins always on hand feb4-d8m
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SMeef OInngrs.
JOHN s. BRIEN.

I n BARREIS OF the best that has been in The marks
m.rl Lac ROBERTSON
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APRIL 10. 1856.
ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency Of W g. swYM
AER, No. IA Second Street, ST. LOUIS, no.
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Coffee and Spice Establishment
CHEAP GAS LIGHT.

CHEAP GAS gfGtkE.
TINHE BENZOLE GAS LIGHT COMPANY prepared
furnish Portable Gas Machines suitable for hanufac
tories Stores, Dwelling Houses Stsamhoa's, Railroad sta
tons &c These Mach warranted to give EHtisftc
ton they manufactured under s. T. McDougaHs Pat
en are the only that will operate wen In cold
weather The Light produc, is hall cheaper than Coal
Gas, and less than the commonest Talow Candies They
easily managed and free from danger and the prices %
PEI than any other machines made. The Compa
ny State aud County Rights for all the States.
All orders should be addressed 70
S. T. McDOUGALL. Agent for the Company,
nov20-6m 32I broadway, New or i 4.
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ATToK NEA AT L. AW,
l0hiee No. SO cksrTy street. Up Stairs
NASHVILLE, Team,
IIAyIN6 resumed the practise ei The lav, vii dsyots
III himself sxciaaiysly 70 he aaes u Ia PEoissaOa.
inulS-ly
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APPROPRIATIONS
FOR SPRING OF 1856 7!

lNT Oh Il n lON
FOR SPRING OF 1861
"SPRING SALES"
We shan be prepared by the 10Th Of February show
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK.
Our Foreign Department
Will be supplied vh almos, entirely stock which
has been personally selected by one o s house In kuops
We invite particular attention to
Our Dress Goods Department.
We shall be able to show all the
NEWEST DESIGNS AND FABRICS,
In Silks, Baragss. Barags de LANES, Challiss Tis
sues, Elegant Robes, Brilliantes, Grenadines, De
Baiges, French, Scotch and English Muslins, Lsvns
and Cambrics, BOmbaEines, Alpaeeas shawlS scarfs,
Mantillas, Talmas, SC, &C
ALSO,
very large stock q PRENCH SCOTCH aud IRISH EM-
BRolDERIEs, WHITE GOODS, LINENS, LINN GOODS,
RIBBONS Ae., Ae-
In the
Hosiery Department,
An unusually large sto,k, NJ every variety o.
English and German Cotton. Silk and Lisle Thread
Rose, Gloves, Hitts, and Small Wares, sc, &c.
ALSO,
A choice stock Of Goods ior
eENTLEnEH's WEAR and TAIL0RS USES
ALSO,
In the
Carpet Department,
Every variety Rich Velvet, wilton Tapestry, Bru.
sells, s Ply and Ingram Carpets, Canton Mating,
Floor Oil Cloths. Rugs and DTBggets; RICH Gun.
TAIN SIUFFs, in great variety; and
HOUSE KEEPING GOODS.
ALSO,
Domestic Goods Department,
A ran nssortment o.
AMERICAN, COTTON AND wSoLLEN GOODS.
wer~psat whAi ~s have oasa said beflFs hst
iutsatoa o. oGsF southsra Trade q ne LARGER
SHOCKS q Goo, aad 10 AZ tsHa as 0te ~ teg 4d
u aav tsarfe IN tAs o0sany
Our Furrign FAhEies 0wN mrozfzfunH knd
parsscuiary adapted 70 eouthsra eoutumPtton-
We shai be Eiad he ifade in aAFkst he
lar ssason and Hho9 them sioek, wtb
thst 4 vI Be Or ths faieres Of CLosR BUYRhs
iRsH
aIf az hak We shat ase adhere 70 the sysssm lvach
AS worksd vel he past seAsenl ai se heas& hfosn
ana CcleFed C0rTos Gscbs hs aef easA, - Asaicfss
eosf pries.
BANCROFT, BETS q MARSHALL,
2os and al Kins 81.
I1as-1z Charleston, =. q
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Livery Stable.

Livery Stable.
A7E y THE underagned having taken n
OK - - the stabe on Market street, Nash 1IS--A
S~J@~CgJ vile, Tenn two doors below tie Ah
Inn and opposite the Mansion House. FORM
erly occupied by the Haumrr respectfully that
be Will keep haud good horses and vehicles TO be let
the hiring public reasonable terms.
He Is prepared 20 take care Of In the best manner all
Horses lett With him. boarding travellers
His Stable Is suatcd convenient business and he wi
keep none hut experienced and the best
De market can afford. Terms moderate.
ian x6-dtWaWly r. S. PATTERSON.
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STONE WARE-2,500 pieces Stone Ware, consisting
- Of Jars, Churns Jugs Milk Pans Crocks Ac.
every size, just received. 10. g. BROWN,
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IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE HIGH PRICES OF
4 SUGAR. or shoicsAe pfeu hereafter ,hAn Be, for
csIdy, A esnas AID ior cenou kiasss. IN Ga
per POand 0Ao .kHle,
ESsEL THOMPSON,
LoN0BugsT A CO,
nAES-dlm J. q. {. kOBEkfs0S.
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lMBObETANT
TO HOUsEKEEPERS And DEALERS

IMPORTANT
TO H0UsEKEEPERS AND DEALERS.
The Hope Mills,
II Fulton Street and II Beekman Street, New York,
Principal Office, 1903 Front Street, New York,
Factory Nos S. 81 and 82 Hudson Streets Jersey City.
VNHE PROPRIETORs OF THIS LONG AND WELL
i KNOWN
Coffee and Spice EstabIiShmCnt,
Continue to prepare the best Pharmaceutical ]
Powders IN use, for RAISING BREAD, BISCUIT, TEA
AND OTHER CAKES, &C. They also prepare Mustard
Cocoa and many other articles Of daily in every family
which they offer the reasonable Cata-
logues sent TO dealers who request them.
r. II. & }. G. ISHAM.
B.-Gonsumers advised to inquire for HoPE Mus
tices aug2-ty
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A GOOD CLEANSING BITTER,
Rheumstism. Loss Of Appetite,
apN Fnrsyo5- - fha IHvar and Rnwah


Readerl You appealed 20 earnestly. Don't say, "h
could believe this be truc have Of the above
plants and Would take the medicine could only
have confidence" IT Is TRUE-t honest truth ever
spoken. Come then Jour mind ira be,
disseminated and gloomy you have severe col aims az
eating fod if your body begins 70 waste yonr
strength 10 a you o1untenanee assumes haggaTd
and sAloW aspect you have dcuty in lying your st
side II your skin Is dry Ani shrysld you have
te aad vsriabl, and rhaps entirely Destroyed II
your system is aDgud, especially during the Of d.
ton n you have constant uneasy feeling n the ON
achvhy you have only of Indigestion and these great
Bers made tocure Indigestion, and hey u do H. too
and all its attendant sant while AZ nrst IL gently stmu
Ates the stomach cleansing and removing these touhsOs
agents acts uTon the skin, removing morbid vitissd
humors beauty NJ ths ce, kird life and energy IN
entire frame then reader VII the World 70 longer look dark
and gOomy longer viii dearest hopes be bsnShed
and thrust aside BIT Wth health and strength you uil
forth into the world to with thou Anes Of oiher The
GrefsuberE Health Bitters have given { hfe."
This medicine Put Up IN packages at 25 cents
each kaeh package vii make quarts, strong invig
Grating ard tonic decoeon for sale BY ~ DuEs 10 the
stats, and By ALEX MACH ZlE,
Gp3 IL College st NASHVILLE.
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10. G. BROW N,

DURE MONONGAHELA WIIISKY-s bbls
Of the above lust received Of prime quality. Sold to
us for six years cid. 10. g. BROWN,
a. CnIiege 81.
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t CmCULR giving outline Of the Course Of studies
be pur,ued together Wh other inrmAon are
ready Tor disrhuon and Application, VII Be In
mediAisY seat 10 any one desir nE eupy-
Boarding may obtained private families Al from - 10
40 per month"; payable The middle and end Of she ses
Students have entered ded action win be made for
loss tine Of prOracte sickness, or ether
provdrntA causes.
Tor rther paTeG address the Secretary q The Board
J. A. BLAKKhORE.
President Board o. Trustees
THNnAs n CASsoE. secy, dec24-tm
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A Nsw PRrSrrxc Pass We ha

A New PRrSrrSG Pass We have
seen new printing press just set up and
now running in this city. which combines
many excellencies and is specially adapt
cd to doing the work OF country printing
Offices as /: is prepared TO do SO many
kinds OF printing. We consider il SUPER.
or 10 Taylor's press. and it is furnished at
price which places it within the reach
Of every one 1t combines nearly all the
principles of the Napier press. The bed
is driven by an endless chain. thereby
avoiding all conclusion in passing the cen
tire. as no spiral springs are required TO
stop the force or momentum Of the bed.
as required by the rack and cogs, running
very still and with great ease.
This machine has been manufactured
under the supervision OFF NJ Patterson
one of the best machine presmen IN The
United State. Ii is particularly adapted
TO book. Job and fine newspaper printing
Il flies its own sheets perfectly. and has 4
perfect registering apparatus. The press
may be driven by man or steam power
With the same attendance. IT will prin
twice as fast as any bed and plslen ma
chine. and equally as well in every res
pccl-sav from l 900 TO LOO impress
sions per hour. according TO the work De
sired. II kicago Press
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AGAIN We ARE WITH iOUl
ARNOLD a. CO..

4 RE again prepared 20 show their friends,
a aud all who may cali upon them, the
most complete and beautiful assortment OF
CLOTHING IN the city Of rerre- Haate. It's
we'll known that we are net an the habit oil
Dragging over our stockton We always let the
Goods speak for themscves--hut this season.
we must be permitted TO say that are better
prepared 10 mset the wants of our friends
than ever before. aud all who call upon us.
will find that we can suit them. both IN quail
~ and prices.
OUR STOCK or CLOTHING isthc largest
in this city--emhraeing everything IN the ele-
thing line--and we are determined. not only
In sell as eheap as athers--hnt cheaper than
any other house CAN sell. We know all
those who bought their CLOTHING Of rs last
wear. will cali upon again; but 10 all 9th
ers. We say try as.
When YOU come To town walk righ, into tho
Cheap Store at Water Melon Corner. and let
Us satisfy you that ours Is ruI place 10 buy
yonr Clothing.
We have now two Stores in Terie Haute
one al the we'll known "Waier Melon Corner.
the other. one door west Of the southern Bank
and next doorto Huffman Wholesale Groeerv
We have also. i'm connection with our Store
an extensive MERCHANT TAILORING rs
lTABLlSHMENT nyesided over by Mr. hAEr
SOCK who is ready al all times. TO wait upon
his friends with a very fine and large assert
ment Of piece goods. Of the laies, styles. AS'
Garment W ill be made 10 order at short Rotlce
and in the best stvle.
IL REMEMBER, We srdrreRf every artiel
VIC sell.
- COUNTRY MERCHANTS can her
repienish their Stocks at prices a low, an
upon terms as reasonable as those Of an
Western market.
! Terre. uaute Oct G, 1888 WY
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The New York Sunday DispItch, abiding
to Mr. Fillmore's arrival in this country. and
the effect since produced. says:
His speeches in favor of the Compromise
measures and the Union have electrified the
masses. and tn day his chances are far above
par On all hands, We find men who had been
talking in favor OF Buchanan and Fremont,
now giving their adhesion ~ Fillmore Com
modore Stockt - out for him The Worth
Americans, it is whispered. will endorse him
in n dav or two Edward Everett l. TO take
the stump for him. and. in word, II seems
as If the people had made mp their minds to
administer a signal rebuke to the Sectionalists
North aud South by the triumphant election
Mil. FILLxokK IL his friends can keep
the steam at the figure II has been during the
past two DAYS. WILLARD FILLMORE will be
the next President.
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WHr ruxY FEEL 80 nAp.-A man once
came home from political meeting in
what the women call "a precious humor. '
To the inquiries Of bis wife as 10 the eaus,
Of his trouble. he said that be had just lis.
tened to a speech Of the most violent and
abusive personal character agains, him
self. charging hia With all sorts Of imbe'
ciaty. Inconsistency aud reachery. -
well. why should YOU suffer yoursel
70 be ANNOYED abeu,ls 7" asked bis wife
..yon know be osnnes prove it. lie de
prow g," Numbered the indignant hus
band. and that is wha, | am angry about.
And this is why the friends q Mr.. Blu
chanan feel 50 uneasy on the charge o
bargain and corruption" They know
We have proved il beyond the Possioilii,
Of doub,-Er.
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" A Western poet. says the hnickerbock
or. composed the following ii Just an hour ,,
& Connecticut clock. There can be no DANCE
while there is so much "spert" in the coun
try.
What bust this glorious Union up.
go 10 DRAWN triggers,
Just for thundeTin' parcel Of
Emancipated nlggers'
The eagle Of America.
That flu across the seas
An threwed the buddy British lion
ker slump upon ks knees.
Say, shall we rend bin linn from lin,
Wun wing wun way, an wun 'tother,
An every sepperit pin feather
fiyin' at each otherl
IL can't be did.
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LArER FnoM EUROPE.
Bread stuff Declined.

Qcrnrc. July 1.-The steamer Canadian az.
rivet with Liverpool dates 10 July 81 Dread
siuAs dull with declining tendency. Wheat
declined u. Flor IL lower Corn declined ls.
Z, i reported that co.f.renee of the three
protecting poveFs viii be Held IN London dn'
ing the present ronth. n settle the sfaiss Of
fsrrecc. Nr Moore has moved In the House Of
Common. stei the conduct q the government
IN the enl s;rnent Question has DOT entitled
them 10 the appreciation 81 The House Sever
u members appalled, 10 Mr. Moore 20 possi'oD
his mo- ion hat be refused e. debate the pro
rccding. The Attorues General defended the
government.
tie said the dispatches from the United
- ates we're not such a. might have been ex
rcc'et from nation ANXIOUS 70 preserve
fficaiiy relations With England.
Sir y. Thesirer said. thar the British agents
had equally vislstcd the laws Of the United
S,ates and he lav ~ nations.
Mr.. Baltic declared that England was dis
houored by hcr attempts 20 seduce the citizens
= he Uniled States fIon their allegiance
SIR Walsh said tha, the govefnment by
-. Diminishing Ir Dallas had confessed they
had done w10n-
Nj Minor Gibson said that the Earl %
Ciar.ndou'- conduct was insulting tow ard :
The Uoi.ed s,a,e.. aud that that government
and tic American people should understand
t,t he British people did not support The
Minister therein
VI. Glad tate contcnded that the most
hlsnablc feature as the concesimcnt obscrv-
4 towards Che American Government. for
y hIch he Earl Il Clarendon aud Nr Cramp-
ton were e4ualiy 10 blame.
u.her members spoke "a similar strain.
SIR Geo. Grey and Mr. Phillmore. Solicitor
f.eneEai. and others, defended the Government
lie debate Rss continued for ten days. when
tie House divided aud the (,overunlets. n Il
s4s,aiue'l BY a majority .. "a. "a.
fhaScs 7 he only subject Of interest Is lie
protest. 9fihe FRINGE Of Urlc1ns.
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TO FARMERS IN PARTICULAR,
And H0nSe keenerS in lienerall


rTNHE undersigned has taken the House Tor
1 merly occupied by Riddle 4 Co, corner
OF 5th aud Main streets, Terrc-Haute. where
he has on hand and intends constantly keep
ing for sale general Agricultural and Stove
Store. comprising the following articles:
Thrashing Machines, with or without Sepa,,
rators. from to horse power; Corn ana
Cobb Cru.hcrs, a cheap and superior aFteie'
Corn shelters. for hand or power; keapers
and Mowers; Horse Rases; sythes ami era
dies. n variety of S,rsw-Cutteis; Sausage
Cutters and Suffers: Corn knives; Clstern
pnmns. Grind stones and hangings; Urban ;
Fire ,ro,, 80, re Platform &"d Counter seaies
Store Trueks: Thermometer ana ether ''ue'"s'
Kitchen Safes: Mill Betting, from . 10 ~ u
ches wide, do. Packing; Garrett d Co.'S Cin'
cinnati Plows, fully equal TO Miller's, war
ranteJ TO be SOL; Grover 4 Madison's, aud o,h-
or Plov Cultivators, various patterns; OK
Yokes. .. and pronged Steel Forks Hoes
and Rakes; Spades, Shovcls; Grain scoops
Axes; Post Spades: Gravel Screens; Cider
Mills. and almost all other articles useful foi
Farmers and Gardeners.
sole AGENT at Terre Haute. for T 4 t Ham
mond's Usage Orange Seed and Plants and
AGENT for Lands 4 Co.'S New York and The
celebrated Shaker Garden Seeds
Hts stock of STOVES is large and well Sc
lected of almost all patterns. for Cooking @
Heating. for Coal or Wood, Tin. Copper. an'
Jananned Ware on hand or made ct short no
tice
Particular attention paid to out door work
such as gutiering Conductors. &c.
By just dealing and close attention TO ousl
ness. he hopes TO merit far share oil patron
ace from the public. No charge for showing
goods. JoSErh .ooi e"
IRA GnovrR. Agent.
Dec a, 1853 d3mwly
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Who has for some time been on exhi.
b'sion IN this city. Was yesterday tried on
charge of lunacy. before the Probate
Court. number Of phs sieians Of the hrsI
resPvclabil',y being present and from the
evidence gwen aud the facts eheilct IN
the examination Of her person by the ply
sieians. Il appears that the largest portion
OF the mystery In the case = humbugsery
She Is woman ofremsYkable appearance
aud when first brought to The city. was
about the widest looking human creature
that We ever saw. Ii her wildness ba.
been aofef. then she is an actress OF no or
binary capacity Her female aitenden
seems TO have been deceived. and North
cote. who told the wonderful story abou
capturing the creature described as dress
ed IN skins sewn together with grass, viii
his dogs has suddenly departed. Gin
Commercial
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Another Accession To FiiImore

The PHILADELPHIA Inquirer. the organ of the
Straight Wings, and very influential Journal
has strong article in favor of Mr. Fillmore
We quote:
Zone thing. at least is certain--the election
Of Willard Fillmore to the Chief Magistracy OF
the Republic would be national Blessing
lie has been tried. and he has realized the
highest expectations. even OF his warmesi
friends. He Is for the UNION As IT is-he is
Tor rEAcE AND ALL IFS PRICELESS BLEssISGs-he
Il for the CONSTITUTION AND ALL THE LAws-and.
nE niour THAN DE PRraIDnsr."
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otlR FLAG

fllaz Il aat aai ease upon ll--
Emhiem of IL free and bfatsi
With their hscs eur fsihsr Won u.
ssail i drop ssesc their Eravesf
let a wave, aud may The Nations
he tbey near on be they laf--
watch - wsvy unsuiAilons.
AL asss n sir ga.dias star.
L-ifh stricken ones behold IL.
a theJ wipe away tear:
voaid - God each oac eoald fold i
RoaHi theft form wsthori fsaF.
Fling II out. AMI ning II bodily.
Never fear Missions hate
Ihere are those who love not eel1iv.
Thee are these who watch it, fate.
Oais thlfieea srangies sraced "a,
whenil 6Tsf appeared IN view
Bas nov thirty -oae IN besaty
Glitter on a r.id ofHiae.
Gather round II. man ga. maiden.
- he Feeling mamen'1 fra,
1t ths very az be laden
Is IA The numLer IniRrs oxR.
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hate the North. Mr. Fillmore. 1.-The Re-
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ths, he ever approved. :" or did anything
a. President but What Washington se,
him an example in doing. and what Claw
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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-07-23

E- Hon. ALVIN Z. HoyEY late judge
of the Supreme Court. has been appointc
by the President. United States District
Attorney for the district OF Indiana. vice
b NJ THOMAS, ESP. late incumbent.-nol
lncumbrance. as the State Sentinel had it,
-Eransrille Enquirer.