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GbifagO.
W. nUTC CHING s.
isl Randolph Street, Chicago, Illinois.
Rich and Elegant Furniture.

.flsHhunde rsgned would respectfully snh0anee =
- ne ciufens Of the zeal, That he has opened
futs esss Warehouse Of Rosewood parer Fufni
,are, and all ciher kinds, sseh Library, Hhixsat
shameer suits OF Rosewood, Mahogany, OAK AHe
Nainat, all Of which have besu msae ~ ms eNl
msneiaetoty in New York city, and materials =.
respect equal % any made Ia his country or Europe
Also, full assortment 81 frasiaw 5 ana
0rovssteer's celebrated Pianos,
which have taken the GoidMsdal III every New ~
Exh,htiou, for the last nsaa years and oNsf ~ vsa
er competitors, AT the late tSsts' f&i1oS 'n wv"
York city. s,haI.
Ali orders III be TAB IN and made az isssa vas -
tssi French s,,les and solo la Chicago 81 the sate
priees sold for tn New York city Aiso, Aiai.
| sarsaent al the New Patent SPRING hh she iaes
A laxgriogs and economical Bed ever INSIDE, AID M.t
yanisd, fully Price Sle,ov. The AlisRuaa y usS
pah.io Is also invited to ,as Patent Mosquito bar
sstae mos complete ,hinx ~ ss made rsttsssn P"3
1 table, at The reduced piaoe Of o. complete
J ". HuTCAISGS, Manufacturer and isNFstss ?
Il LIZ En..SAl m a ". III
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NEW STORE

"gSEE HndoFstsnsI + new receiving and cream I'm,
i rlsts assoEtuSut az Choke Family lir5csTI,s coma,
t. fu part rs follows. T
4. o :, H. neiehsrs Syrup M5!assas, n. O. Carlo,
Powdered and Crushed, Sugars. NJ. L. ami Msesef.l
taas B1sd assortment, no sal JAva C.fee Pair sasr
Wooden sna willow Nase, pg.si Apples sai Ps.chfs
star ant Leli@w Candles, Dried Beef &c &c
Also
rlLGs1rEa, sp2i5s s29aps, GLoEais lcas R.ksr nio,
II ~ ana thing Usually fund 10 Family Uraser
shsA GH dsIeFHl4Gsi y cell fr cash az ehsaS As Il
EasaPtst p5nt iefEet the place West side ii BfsdyF
gIfee dpgls fr5IG tbs foot
ApEi l0dTu PARNEIF a BRO,
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UNION CAR AND BRIDGE WORKS
Chicago, Illinois.

STONE a. BOOMER.
DUlDERS Of Howss' Patent truss Bridges and
ID Roofs, TGTutkbles, Passenger, Baggage aud
Freight Cars Also, noiI Cutting Maehines, Uprtght
Drills, &c,
Bolt. made, Machine work and General Jehbing
done 70 order. april 3-dlyl
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NO. -,
IL GNtrG RUts.

Il tfWFFt xIUtt.
WE a-c row receiving t'uT PING saseA g, b.
w WATCHES, t,s,3 ha, = ~ sas iAA ~,
,e.-s. f.crs{ slIegrssge. asa fareg Goods &e.
rgs h.ge H. fa.vs-l atA isdat complete ssocE oi
,s,S. sxsr brpe,Af - 0egtES0Tts whtch We oaef 70
u ~ nnblc a. ies e. srg aoas6 west q re- noGh-
tafns NEolr gzts kristl
Please call AID csaniips enr ft9eE iissAzps fen
,seyfa A y taf iasgrsza " Se are ertsEtHlAsa q
1s-s,.I rF,t - - tst3sse a irw prlees
Hs 49, : 49, G4FRED A.. BILLION.
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Muasa names are aniANa tAVtNAAs
Having hoco,ne The patsntess aud proprietors OF I'D
win amt james NJ tlsks pssuatComhued Grinding aud
Betting Or Merchant
FIGURING MILL.
Fot the state Of Iowa oder County Township Cty
ani Shop and Mills FOX sale favorable We
tl have Ia operation R oxidation III the
Of this oath, when dy.sc AT esil aud ii, ans,
they viii say, did the ancisn Queen VI Shcba "th
bali has not been tali.H
Ners, farmers capitalists aud spectators will find
this mil presents rsfe CHANCE t1t safe sure and prof
liable Investment
foIHss entire feature IN the manufacture ct wheat
ia,a nua Nra the splendid In which A.
ia work. grinding botug AMI SEPARATING tie grain ST a
s,sse operation into seven tlneIsn qualities u flour
aud Feed and that within asacs otonl twenty ave tgst
ia length by four tel ia breadth, 81 the Iakty
twelve bushels per hour en- pair 81 Ftench bust a
stones only thirty Inches ia diameter abe Grain - con-
vextsSl az single operation into lXtIA Aa1 SuiSIaae
Tloag Fine Flour Niidllngs Sbip stafs Bran and h0ts
NJ s!asie operation, power teuE Eppl able Pt
lsi it. from ldur hogse power ap auy ether eslrea
ile slasil HpAee occupies NCUl nct he alsssd when
,laesi ia 4 lsan Wiih Ntlef nashinees and the all
amount power 4 require fl pgoFel as e,upony M
coastI AND operation, uakes IL ecllaR that,
issg twill supSrsee and scYoutnnEe all other k2ns
ine Mills The mill Is eompSci substantial ana teiabts,
uot liable 10 get ot order 80 applicable to tbs
wants Of the world, that every mil machine shop
oesmotSe shop foundry fege rolling mil or any bald
us having Apowsf already erected, new have within
is walls coaplete Merchant FIGURING Mil Al the tai
mag expense OF from four Ia seven hundred dollars
| CAuTloN. --AN persons ia want OF FIGURING Mills
thT1ag the state are advised 70 aud come au
zee Mill ia operation bstr purchasing aud all psf
sous are isreby Warned oa tTeSsins iaIFiug On
8al rEhts shall hsiutaa len the aIliel lttel
| u the Law.
These Mlls viii taahe Fifty narrsls Il Flour every
| tSSafy,lgsr hour
/ In A
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Coughs ana Colds

4 nns lot 1I TaAs Of all kind, done up in and |.
y Is paper. ~hieh wi sell etesp IN order 10 eiosc
oFa foetsT3 C. Il MEDE
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A LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF
FNESH FiRat GitaP
- LII A. ~ ~ ~.

A LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF
FtESH Etaal EWaP
etatS}s skSsGAEss,
AZ N0hSss III - -EAI-sG:s.
Eg11AN lHk subscribers have huW an hand, thd are
hssss d4ily fesriyleg rsdu tt0 kast aud soi,h 10
sSxsazSsN.. 3 Eromt street, and Kscsse,
tburfpNa Now ~ cb.l fxtrHF9rL, iga,
Groceries, Naiis, Glass, salt, Wntdenware,
Provisions, Sc.
htc Q,ay aticr g The .radt 81 shoieAa eyeta9 yeiy
~ Rst,il Merchants, Hual tAeFHt. aHi others 81
the interior 0tths Sata aud Nebrarka, Who purchase
st mhalesaie, give ihc assurance thai ~ w.i an
hsif orders and memanpda ~ GtiCtE" sud 81 ih8is
bftcestFInspD ndied
Merchants, Gt5strs amp H6rslsEssprrsd lhg bust
mess Tho lime the line af the AtIssissFpld
Missouri Railroad Iowa city latthtC West will
dad Il L. thois interest slls tar i re4sea ~ u,
and by shipping thttt eooas ~ tiiv ~ X y e.k
sate - milea hauling 5y teams nom arr other point
She river our facilities sro u the ii.. rlgs. slt
We iol me mas pas4.iss aeQadeney, that 'tyga VII
tlt livs "a ab l6Ok IN s5sga tDck, Rlel Ieafn
auI Ertscs aud GERMS, q q sian 3eesiNa liberal
si.ta ot 5uf patronage. witch u sn.il he eur hiU
~ furnishing Grs, fais a.H SAT 81 Farahle pftaes ,hn
ihiF 8A4g&uw. b r4HEtt AVA FaEgHtW.
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fkhhkas' saw AND uAIsI nnL nYk
mo hest 1!ili ever offered 10 the Pablitt,
EELIOA = HOEnARlN MIIl

FELTON, > PORTABLE Mill.
kiHtth hs- faEvu TIE E5rss J,rs,,,ss,. =, .II,1.
w STATS sut Egaatg kafry yy1-rs h h.. 49,. va ~
#HIigi. lat Gza .Hs6fE 81 TIE 4mF,i.-T -
~ oiG Tbs tsuly esavIteat AMI. g.ins,,,.1
Htts" i#f IL simplicity. JHrahtty sai pr, st,ssiIs
patf Liei JHHy III les5l EtSbIs uGr4x4js.t3 iFzlsf
N1H.er ai tHgN" El4iiis sold sud them ,gg.-sf, ~
wand 3sfFietF lesl'te lbFz4 mest 14uf 1850 k.,gr4
roHH s55A lu ts isal ia uaEIHs1- IAsy AZ s5-rts
HlE atsFfsl tot EtthIthE Com. OsI. Nt4.t 81.
lHF" ~ ihr .ar1 stisf1 AZ Viii rsF.ats aaa vi
isCtt3n HuE HwH HelaFc. ~
So Ai!l gUh5s isar, 10 e s4s Of 4ga.l al. ts,.
~ a"s aiiessh peg hauE sHh from g. h5fsss. ~,
"N8rf Nas "a FfaF"afuu,tE EuaHEt If1y 80 -
ps9Ft'al@ q h"tsN, steam ~ wAt0E pyasT aua Az
ssi a44i}e5 to srieFaif mauaH, hGn.,s Al ;Iis,g,
sustt.'Hy eAhtaC attached 10 AM saw IaiH.
MAJ sE1Fxu afa attached % she min. tbu. ,.s
irfih. shsi Iif pul7 truly rFaziiss3 = a.i fyeis
caa have.
References run be given yhsrs ls.ssa ..... ..,.
HteltH u-H O. ulalaf a4,auu& titL.I 4ss,.,sak a.
needing Ars ss,gg. aud Ntsals Where Htag ssFg Nd
tr5'iEtfl i3aF rI4Hius ago Tor gIuIlHE G-5f o.
u s III ustahts but l.oE taai 4l mllg fistng ha,a,
"Szfjfe Bus never rsf l8Ea., - and t.tsi ali fr
ana cF8 rrlsarrs Eni} fratA tHs ,htH lHA 30 Al
Ihat Hctth1r reduce lis i-lJ e. o. 8BslrsI HHzCs..
u 30 esej w.ih pfoal. Battle
FELTON, MILL,
without kniFe-, sud Btth stiuaius surtses. ia t.,
iafhpvrsa yteeiwili nUEaGset IS, psbls III yfat
hE 10 -hy degree " unrHEss, 4ud vt godagiLs -
the WA rr5s ~ meal These .Aais IlsUh usIp -
MATING shea mills 50 klge entire satisfaction
For lhTthuf IAlarmahoa and mills Eul reLt syy.s
DO NICHOLS, IuuMis i co., oin5s L. tt,,.
q sass, bs,ebl"H, fsal o. R5r sUR T. q.
AHg HAsaRlI
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BRADNER, WARREN g. CO.,

SOLE Agents for the sale ofa superior article Of
> STRAW BOARD,
To alien cal. tac uloa OF those Using the Grli.
de NO. l2LA SALE ST.
/ pet 1 iss-dly. CHICAGO.
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CIRCULATING IlRnAnv

FUN BLAST Any quantity Of choice Iapkr
rea,llng, fF0in z3s 60 g,gd each ~ the
MAY l.dIh TWlB CITY BOOK STORE
3O ono fElT WINDOW GLIsS foT -5IS I,t So
ALFUED ~ VAN PATVTN.
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soh$1sbLlStfs
bhH A. UUY will attend 20 ths collecting q
y asgtsI hhlDg subscriptions for Newspapers aH
building. 10y -
Referto Burrows Frs,synsH, ossk s. Dnlor,
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hese Letters AZ Couneu isfou are mostly INN fctal
LAScAsIIS, January ~ 1855,
Mossr.: EBvIN i IAM1s N. CIARk
Having been present az the oPsEsissa q your newly
pat, ntsd Combined Grinding aud boaeg, u Merchant
lauting si the above Date as previously aanouue-
ed e 40 not hesitate 10 say thar after witnessing its
ana the SNAIL spee 1t occupies, being Gully 81 feet BY
Il AM a.ave al, the extraordinary quantity Of wheat
il is rapsol ofcoRYertGE uio icuTs ana that q the
heat quality, and wfal, yielding ipli! as much a9u
from the wheat ground usually 0biaiued in the old
wsy, unhsstSiary say thsti has s>edmplishea all
that AZ announced Tor II IL do The quantity wheat
groand on the trial referred IL bushels per louE
h,h thaa We hsge known 10 he dlgls With
aue palf 81 tnrls IN The hst constructed mfh IN our
country or auy where else. Thus rendering Il
the ustst suierat and ass eE
the Of wheat lnto Hour and which We ghiak
must recommend itself 70 all who interested ia the
milling business, ir It's economy sinplcy aui small
amount power required 10 propel It, when compared
With the common aouring mills, takiag uto cdusdera
the amount u work performed in either case The
stones ShIfh the above mentioned wheat was ground
hsnp only - ineees diameter and making about 800
revolutions aInute, aud the boiling OF the neal being
done AZ the same time, 81 eneetuay as 70 convert me
wheat single operation into six different qualities OF
aour As feet, naHey-sxtrs, superfue, hue and mid
ding Eo shipssuf AMI bran. Taking into the eonsie-
taSu the excellent combinations OF the different parts
o: thu mill and viewing il think il is, not only
worthy us attention Vi those about 10 engage IN the
milling business but Of those alreaiy engaged; gu ae
the economy IN the cost OF construction, the
ca able OF grinding pehour, which Is fully treble thp
quantity ground On Que " fhe Tour rect pafrs now In
general in county, aad that with more power
than apparently required for four foot barr, would
respectfully say all whether Interested Ia the milling
business or not to call aud examine for themselves
inventors and oprieors Of this valuable improve
meat manifest IA Disposition u DECISIVE the public
VIM. G. Pinkerton, Hardware Merchants.
WilliSa Miller, Aaehiaist, IA -
&c Darlington, Editor OF the E1aIainersand Hsrah
George h. Heed, Banker
A. ". Russell, Hardware Merchant ~
George w. sckrovrr, publisher
J. Lands, Attorney NJ Law.
David har, Dry Goods Merchant.
r. M5Sierwell. forwarding s C0mmssion Merchant,
&. A BreAemAu, Practical Alllsrt
Thee Fem, Filter Of lndspeEisnt Hhig
john Wise ffonzut=
saTfTam A. SheHes, Attorney at law
John L. Atlss. NJ Il.
john BACK, ksls@
J. B. Pollock MsSAiaist ssi foreman 4 chesnut
| st. Iron Works.
@. Amanias khleE, Clark u ChesuGt 1t Iron Warks
George sanieFsoa, Editor Of Intelligence
O GARRISON, Cashisr Of Farmers Bank.
Hon. J Albright Forwarding aad c.Iazais-sJa, Msr
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Muslc MusIc! MusIcs
MEAT PuR THE HuNGRY

1 NS1Al IVU AL uUW0HT.
~t-n ME- Gsss TAI "a four stalls 10 me a.
w Claire Market f8eRT the Rsllroa "A
Depot ana ssSafs The public that 80
-%AA shsu II tli umss be faily saUuli.r
t.r all the Va retas usually feptin fnt I'll
oar meats will De Of the beet The country arOIas -
We in.eBd TO fatnsh prime artlelss, spd put them
l prices ss Will OBJ Ate tbs nsssssiiy, As ksretOofs
Of oureinErhs gaihgts Rock sand fortaaiI Esasks,.
We VIII be IfepsTed 10 fgTblzb Piekled, coHsd,
Mofsd aud Dried eats, 81 beet gualhiss and caf
ing. ,,,...
NJ b. MArE citing All be delivered 10 our CASTOR.
IN al their doGfs.
mrhlx-ddm A n. d ~. kElLfr
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foall -, sraFlItN MiLtER,

lEt@l bl3Nf inspector Of ItlIl IL l.ll.4.
hereby c@rIfs ult is he last fynr week. Have had
operation ole % z. j. NJ. ciaris Patent flou1iDs
Nils bass Nse4i rHaniag Il On average ~ nom eight
e. tselte houfs taut Stopping and should ~ As ffty-
sigth hours u rrsfra IL .ses every sAzl.GiAA Ilat
Jist a. mink II Is certain 10 slrg,s,s ~ ~,
Old GsIbOas II milling. have been the milling Bgs,
asss hesu yaTs, aud yet say trIy that nav.
nsgsT AnyaGg Vi The Kind near per5G0b l,,,
W saisbor Uhf County, Pa two miles i.Jnl psrker
burg where nm daily aud my customers viii testify
20 t- ssiisirtil u theiI h0nf aid BRAN have travelled
through uiss 81 fa Western state. and ia gap~rssaz
sBy Thing have ever sseu,
PREsIus WIGKERSHAM, Increment Miller.
iAusct ffoia ritter IRON Mr.. LsekelI, Brandy~ine
Aif, the FOREMAN pi AF v. e 0!pin who ha. easel
ts.. ygFs AltEis A r,,irg,,r,
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StOFage, F0rWardlRg 4 commission

In ttia btanth "a The It's e IS $50 PIE atsd 70 30
llaktng eansguAsnts 10 ouS House, may rest arynf
ca u the utmoft aleits on AT rafg q thor inter
sss3 ami that the umBts 1ttit receive prUHp
sttealiOn ~ safes aud returns
y, Satisfactory Eotvrence given 10 an raaes,
sud With pleasure
May Idwtf RYAN a MrCARk.
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ALFRED ]. JANSoN,
Progristor OF the
a. uyFss MtTIS LIZ EfAIRE

sNlLLtser saas,ass, ~ .sra Ia u, shs.,
-. - ever Yafisay Of sire for beiiding Pafpoee
lis aard soaa foresbAaet 70 r. aud Iaeh'ney.
T,g N the head vfthetayids he ear Obtain selsss
- s.sssT 49, aaAlIlY ID IN unlimited aneAhy s.
k.sb ttfs Nliit running every wees ID me srss
s,defspsu sAefelofe egtled On sbof'n"uee al sot
III o. -. -ff..rts,,.. ana $50
syit1 Ftt ,isss-dlf
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tGICEae; IE tIGher 4 1853.
Llgsihi: d. s4iIgsi ~ fairas my place is.a
sue Grove, i>ee D. III one Of EIHLs Fstsat POTABLE
Ii3urihg Mills pfelAsei o. air =, McRissiEk of bfga
20 which have seen running While 10 his passss,.on
ana eau cay, without kssta0n, bseJs il 70 hs us
eoaTsuieaes aud PsrioTng the lsprk god CIDER A1d
i1Hhsri can ss} aiter having inYest gated tue subject
20 eohasfabi+ extent have DO hesitation IN saying
prefer spall stones 4Iss ones az tue -four ia taof
crazy Ola Lively utuEe, aud gives better Satisfaction 10
Ls bskers. JGIINsOg yyHaTTF
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AVERY, UPHAM j. CO,
WhoIesaie drosers and
CDJIMESsIUN MERCHANTS.
No. I6 south Water street,

Near the Illinois Central Dep0tl
CHICAGO, ILLS
nFFER for saia large aad well seiecied sleek OIL
~ Groceries, consisting IN part OF the follow a.
$50 hhds. y. O. Sugar common TO prime
SO bhls. Renaea and Ciarin cd ditto
$40 :. N %. and West ludfa Mclasses.
l0a0 packages choice Greea nne pisek Teas.
sou bags Rio, Jamaica, Java and Mocha Coffee.
40 butts and half butts choice brands plug tobacco.
So bbls. prime loose Smoking fohseco.
500 gross Paper, Iia foil, and elbow hsnk che Ing
$40 bexes Bar Soap asserted brands. do.
40 Pressed faliow. Slta airline, StaE & Sperm
30 No. aaa Scaled hsuing, Candies,
loso prGms choice Eieme Figs
80 boxes N, X. Rsisins, prime trait,
Together 9Th all the other articles usually kept In
eonpseie stock Of Groceries. We can assure eur
frieads and Toe Puhle generally Iaat We are deter
mined not 10 be Anaer0d By any other house In thi'
market
From The !Aet al having unusual taeililles 10
purchasing goods aiFantsgeo We are Aeuniaht
~ able to redeem sill our pledges.
a d-im AVERY, UFAAM n Co
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KeYstone Insurance Company

PHlLApELPHiA,PA PA. Capital tsos ~
p, Nj. MoaIAaTY, Pre- }. NORRIS THoMds'N
aNsOS GRAY, Vice " Secretary,
oc1Is A. FINEFIELp, Agent
witeer~sx's Block davenport
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JUEI RECElFkb,
) fTross Of Rhodes fever sud sgae care,
:. Smiths Tonic,
"a daE. 81 Df Dsnnies lever and sgIs extsrtnis
EAaor SsyTE8ted in faar hours rxtsraEl APP
pleaiiSas Lbe aEly agt. ia this city
GaN CT, WEBB.
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HARTFORD INSURANCE coAPANY !

CARIIAL~.23OO.OO
NxrE have received the Agency OF his sound aud
w reliable Company for Davenport and vicinity
ana .fs prepared 10 policies on as favorable
80 g MAtkioT & coRBiN,
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the pTsiflcs 81 tu*ss eAfsH ~ shoesaNasSu W shS
iollaaias ana many other certificates, references
and extracts OF letters givenby rllisee seutlemen
whose names are affixed thoreto,
Having hoco.ne the paentees aud proprietors OF I'D
win amt JAMES N. tlsrk pssoatC Grinding aud
The true Democrat., 1856-09-30
For the True Democrat


 Mir. EDIToR-By request of friends, send you for publication, Union Democratic Cam. paign song-to the tune of "The American Star;'
 In mou ntain and valley, are wolverines rrowling, Those foes of equality, union and peace; Come democrats rally, heed not their bowling, The stars and the stripes let us fling to the breeze, That glorious ensign of Union and power, Der foes all united in triumph shall wave; Shall be our fortress, our bulwark and tower, Efficient and mighty, our country to save. Our Unions the terror of despots and tyrants, Whose thrones are erected beyond the blue sea; But here will have no such lordly aspirants, Our Unions the home of the brave and the free. The Union prize, andsthe Union we'll cherish, Though foes shall dcride it, and say let it sde," For the Union fathers did fight, bleed and perish And we will defend it, whatever betide Our canvas doth whiten the of all nations, Our commerce hath entered the ports of the world; Our Union secures us fair foreign relations, Our flag is respected wherever unfurled Then democrats rally, the prospects, is glorious, Our foes discouraged, they fret and they frown; Regard not the ir scowing, but march victorious Success will attend us, we'll get them all down." Fillmourners and blackics, together are striving, By putting and blowing, to keep up show; With Breck and old Buck, the democracys thriving 1 In November next, we will teach them to crow. All hail to the Union! each patriot rally; Old Buck is statesman on whom we msy brag; His name IS a tower in mountain and valley, And ne IS the captain that bears our flag. BOB SHORT.
The true Democrat., 1856-09-30
THE LIVER PILLS.

.I5' Tine Liver Pills of Dr. M'Lane were first used by him exclusively in his own practice. So efica cous they in all cases of Liver Complaint that they became famous, and attracting the attention of the medical faculty. passed into general use. They act with great certainty and regularity the patient almost immediately feels the dispersion of his disease and is gradually restored to health. With some the effect is almost miraculous, frequently experiencing immediate relief after having Tor months resorted to drugs and medicines of another descriptions in vain. Diseases of the Liver very common in this coun try, and are often frighttn in character Those ho experience any of the premanitory symptoms of thi, dangerous and complicated disease. should at once procure box of Dr. MLancs Pills prepared by Fleming Bros of Pittsburgh and perhaps, thereby be saved world of misery.
 ss Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR. M- LANES CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS manutac tured by FLEMlN NC BROS. of Pittsburgh Pa There are other Pills purportng to be Liver Pills now before the pnblic. Dr. M'Lane's genuine Liver Pills also his celebrated Vermfuge can now be had | the signature W FLEMING BIiSs.
The true Democrat., 1856-09-30
Fourth Degree.

The following gentlemen have requested us to announce their withdrawal from the Know Nothing party:
 A. G. Lock, of Independence.
 Joseph Eakin, of Van Buren.
 David Stinnett, of Gonzales CO.,, Texas. Ransom F. Patty, of Carroll county, Ark. Richmond Oliver and c. Mills, of Pulaski. Charles c. Bass.
 Reuben s. Fields, of Polk.
 Alexander billiard, of Izard.
 Wilson Vint, Miles Austin, Henderson Me- nasco, Jordan Ferrill, Henry Carson, J. B. Scar lett, of Pope county.
 w. G. Bristow, of Johnson. Thos. Corbitt, Richard McGee, Nicholas Bar nett, James Smyth, of Lawrence.
The true Democrat., 1856-09-30
MAN SrARu1Nc H1Msr1r ITO DEATH px

MAN STARVING HIMSELF TO DEATH BY THE DIRECTION OF SPIRIrs.-The Dayton O., Gazette details very remarkable instance oi monomania, which has just been terminated in that city, in the case of Rev. Joshua Upson, Universalist clergyman, who died at twelve o'clock, last Sunday night, precisely the last minute of the last day of summer. The case of this gentleman has presented for the last ten months, some very extraordinary physiological and psychological phenomena. He has lived in an almost skeletoncondition, abstaining from nourishment for fifteen, twenty, and even thirty days, in succession. He has maintained and believed that he did this under the direction of "the spirits" who promised by this course of discipline, to develop him into a more extraor-
 dlnary medium" than has hitherto been known.
 lie lived under the impression that hundreds Of dsembodied spirits were constantly talking with him, directing him, encouraging, rebuking him, prescribing what he should eat, what he should say, foretelling every day, the least change in his physical condition, and punishing him severely when he refused to act ill accord
 ance with their directions.
The true Democrat., 1856-09-30
Invalid have you tried HoOhand,s German
 Bitters! If not, read the following:

LANCASTER, April 30, 1850. Hespected Hr-I have been for a series of years afflicted with Dyspepsia Inactivity of the Liver and Nervous Debility. My mental powers have been so reduced to render quite unfit for the transac- ton of any kind of business. After consulting many eminent physicians and using their pr scrptions, and afer using the most popular remedies of the day. sup posed to 'e applicable to my case, always failed to have permanent relief friend, with much per Suaslon induced me to try bottle of your celebrated Bitters. have used one bottle and this day con- menced the second. can, with cheerfulncss state that it has happily improved me. My appetite and spirits have astonishingly improved. and begin to feel as though had grown (suddcnly) ten years younger; and really am almost prepared to say that l now consider myself calculated for my business, while, ten days ago, would as soon have undertak en to s24re the carc1e, as to have attempted it. Yours, respectfully, A. B. KAUFMAN. To Dr. C. NJ. Jackson, Philada.
 See advertisement Sept. 23. 1856. 4w
The true Democrat., 1856-09-30
NASHVILLE MALE AND FEMALE
 ACADEMY.

THE scholastic sessions of
 1 this school will commence on the lst Monday in March, and embrace a term of forty. two weeks, exclusive of the month of AuOust Tba baoItb;