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For tho Complete Cure of Coughs, C0ISS
EnftuenZa, Asthma, Bronchitis, SpitIS ms
OF Biood and all other Lung Com plain q
a-,nnan snnnr naaG InralIa Inn


NHIS preparation gettsg into all yer our courry
The numerous letters receive from various a.
gents informing Of effected In their immediate
neghboihoods arr2nt US In saying Is of the best
the very best Cough Medicine before public
Ii almost invariably relieves and unfrequeny cures
the When all other Cough preparations
have failed this has relieved the patient Druggists deal
In Medicines ard Physicians testify Asa the
In what has been his experience of
effects Of this medicine If he has been selling any
length Of tine he will tell s the best extant
Below give few extracts from letters have
ed lately regarding the virtues ofths medicine.
Dr.. s. s. osln, Of Knoxville, Ga, says-I have been
using Lverwort and Tar very extensively in my
for three past and, tits with pleasure my
belief in its superiority all other articles with which
acquainted, for which il is recommended.
Messrs Fitzgerald q Benner writing from WaynesvilIe
n c, says:'The LveTwOrt and Far Is becoming daily
popular In This coury, and think justly All
who have tried speak In commenGabe terms and
tits benehctAn ale Tiang the complaints which
Is recommended.
Our agent in Pickens District S. c., Mr. s r. McPall
that he uses wth great beneh in his family
and II 10 his neshbos He gives instance
Oft negro IN his vicinity who had been suffering
with disease of the Lungs for years, attended
cough, rho relieved by The LverwOr and Tar.
such the good reports hear of this Medicine from
all Of the South. For report Of the surprising
has performed inthe Western and Northern Eastern
States We would invite the suffering patient to read the PAM
phlet which accompanies each bottle. To ali say
hope, have hope
Try the Medicne Be warned in seasonl And neglect
that cough which Is daily weakening constitution
irritating yOuT lungs inviting on that dread
disease Consumption when soothing and healing
edy obtained Rogers Syrup OF LiverWo Tar
Beware OF Commercials and bEse limitations The genuine
article assigned Andrew Rogers the engraved wrapper
around each bottle.
Price, One Dollar per Bottle, Bottles for Five Dol
lars. Sold Wholesale and retail by SCOVIL & MEAD,
Ill Chares ST. bet Cont and St Louis, n Sole Agent
for the Southern Sstes whom all orders and applications
for Agencies must be addressed. Sold also by
Wells and G. w Hendershot., Nashville Tenn and by all
other Druggists through the State anl2-ddlIriwly.
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MAENYs CELEBRATED COMBINED REAPEER AM
MOWER, WITH WOODS IHPR0VEhENT.

FIRST GRAND SILVER MEDAL
For the best Reaper and Mower at the Pans worlds
Fair Exhibition, 1885, awarded 10 Johu
Nanny, and The Machine
Purchased by Prince Napoleon!
HAVE hand and for sale lne above Machines. They
received the premiums at the State Fairs 10 New York
New Jersey Vermont, New Hampshire, COnuecticutL
Kentucky and at Gaain aud Nashville in this State and
given universal satisfaction throughout Middle Tenn
where some fifteen of them have been used In the Last two
years. Price tls0 delivered in Nashville.
jsR12-t B.F CHEATEAI.
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OVERS & CO..
RoCERs, AUCTION EERS
AND
G mmiSSiOn Merchants
HARTSyILLE, TENNESSEE.

HAkTSF lille, TENNESSEE.
TINE subscribers having associated themselves under
the sty le and hrr1 OF . ERS L CO for the purpose
OF conducting General Agency and Commission buSi-
ness take this method OF Offering their services to their
friends and The public They will either buy CT sell Pro.
duee and Property of all kinds, hire Negroes attend to
Settlements end Collections in and the counties
adjoining, &c &c.
Having good Warehouse, they will receive Storage
end shp Produce. Their house being large and
dlous they ready for and solicit consgnments
Of all sorts of Merchandise for their Sales at Auction
privately according to CoDsiguers instructions They
will recsive Dry Goods Boots, Shoes aud Hats Saddles
Harness, Groceries, Hardware, Leather Furniture and
Agricultural Implements for all OF which there is
y better market On the principle Of "a nim6le ak.
pence better than slow shilling they will sell Groceries
on terms that must please their patrons.
Promising prompt attention unremitiiDg for
any and every interest entrusted them and imme6-
ate return Of proceeds every occasion they confidently
hope to merit and receive your patronage.
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IN me ot opening this day complete assortment Of
Alexsnders Ladies Kid Gloves.
fsb2l & C MeNAIRY 4 co.
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DOCTOR HoOFLANDs
CELEBRATED
GERMAN BITTERS
PREPARED BY
DE-. c. n JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
WILL gJBKcrUALLY CURE
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE,
Chronic " Aepoa Debility, Diseases Of tie kIcntys dnt
| al diseases arising from DisorGsrsd
! L9cer or Stomach;
Such
as Constipa-
tion Inward Piles
fullness, or Blood To the
Head, AciCty OF the Stomach
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food
Fdllness or weight in the Stomach, Sour
EFuctatons, Sinking, or Futtering at the PIT
Of the Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried
and Difficult Breathing, Elutterng at the Heart Chosk
Ing Su0cstng Sensations when lying posture Din
ness Of Vision Dots Webs before the sight Fever
sud Dull Pain in the z sad, Deficiency Of Perspi.
ration, Yelowness Of the Skin and Ewes
Pain in the Side, Back, Chest, Linbs
&c, &c, Sudden FlusheS Of
Heat, Burning in the Flesh
Constant ImsgInnEs
Of Evil and great
depression OF
Spirits.
The proprietor calling the attention Of The pb;ie to
this preparation does with feeling CT the utmost con
hdsnce its virtues and adaptation 70 the diseases for
which It is recommended.
IL new and untried article but ons that has tod
the test Of ten years trial before the American people
and its reputation and sale is unrvaed by any similar pr
psrsens extant The testimony lis favor given by the
uals in ali parts Of the country is immense The follow
ing from your State is respectfully submittedreier
lag any who may still doubt to nay Memorabilia
Practical Receipt Book, for Farmers aud Fanesto
DO had gratis of sll the Agents for the German Bers
Principal Office and Mandatory, l20 Arch St. Phasel
phia, Pa.
TESTIMONY FROM TENNESSEE
DIR. H. b. SCARBOROUGH, Dover. Tennessee August "a
1856, have sold all the German Bers YOU have
me; ard if the preparation continues 10 do As much
good has done, u lu BE- the best nieiieiEs eEes soG
kere"l
L. SSoDoRAss Sparta Tennessee August 20 1853 saws:
al pleased TO state that your German Bitters has given
satisfaction in every instance where il has been useds
Il. T. H0LLSs HillsbOrough Tennessee August 90 s58
says pleased 10 state that the German Bers has
given general satisfaction"
DR., r FATEo s Bno Knoxville, Tennessee 9Th ApriI
1851 said: cur bsrs selling very fast: and
every person that has used far as We have been able
to learn, has been benefited"
J. ". FRANKLIN Co., Gallatin, Tennessee, December
go 1885, said: "The firm will want Of your Bit
ers soon, of the partners thinks is great medi
cine"
L. HAsOY, Bolivar, Tennessee September Is. 1882
said: There great demand your ers here please
send another lot soon"
"a They entirely PsgetG5 fee from all injurious
ingredients aHsy strengthen the system and never pros
trate it,
az Sold BY dealers in Medicine and Sorskespsrs sv
erywhere
lay- Sold in Nashville by Berry Denovls, Brown
Grubbs Ewu Brothers, H. g. 5eovel and dealers IN med
cine generally mchl055-d&wly
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NEW GAS FIXTURES.


TUST received very handsome lot Cf CHAN DALIERS
81 and other articles in ne and if you ever intend
TO have the Gas in your house. You esans ind IA
have the very best workmen employed and guarantee 10
do the very best work
Wshave all kinds Of Fixtures rom the large Six Light
Chandelier the plainest Pendant We have Chandeliers
that be used for Gas Candles and parties living of
the linz of the Gas pipe be furnished with fashionable
Chandeliers, and other materials until the Gas pipes
reach their premises,
Gas PIPs WoRK of all kinds either fer STEAs OR Gas,
done with despatch. Apply toJ d. Kendrck, ct the ohce
Of the Gas Lisht Company
uYs E. l.. DAVIS Gu.
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tained The season VIII open March tas Is ana close
July lst, 1856.
Good pasturags at 50 cents per week. grain fed at rs
cents per week. 10 MORRIS,
fehiS-dlw&w3t Agent.
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AIKx. n WALLACE. NP. wISGYIELD
General Commission Merchants,

IN ID ID E 4 T. ) n N D ID z Il ,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA
TILL give special attention to the sale OF Bacon Lard
w Flour, Tobacco, dc, &c.
@ Wallace Knoxville Tenn, TOoIe, Bro. i Co., MarV'
vile. Tenn. T Cox Louisville, Tenn Donaldson,
Union Tenn johnson Hair. MadisGnvie, Teen, Brab-
sou B Bro, Sewer county Tenn, Fans hing, Dan.
dridge Tenn Vaugn & Pickle, Sweet Water, Tenn,
Il Jackson, Athens Tenn Poullan, Jennings Co, Al
susta Ga John Cunningham Greensboro Ca, w Lu
sas Atheas Ca John Wingied, Madison, Ca, Carhari
EnK Macnn ~. z T Milis Savannah. Ga now
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NAShtILLE TO NEW OiSTEEN'
THROUGH IN FOUR DAYS.
IA GEr HyyDHV

" - rnsttS1no1ga, AtRnta, and West Point tc Honl-
gornery BY Railroad. Tickets 70 be had st tbs -.
pot. Price sI6 So - 40 -
from montgomery to Mobile, BY q double daily linz.
norning and evening" ofStages and Steamboats, eoprer
ing Win me steamers from thence 70 New OrleapH
d. l. ANDERSON Gent S7Ir't = a. n d
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MRS. GERTRUDE =. sCARY,s BOARD
INC AND DAY SCHOOL. I


tAflhlI resums its Session On Monday Sept 10th Cir
w cuars may be obtained application at her resi-
dsnce W corner Pine and Fifteenth streets, Philadel
| phia a~ti' ss- , k'1siA f-e-t -
RkFssExcEs.--Rev T. A. Boardman, d. D.. Rev wm
Chester ID. D. Rev. J. Newton Brown, D. D., Rev. Henry
Daring, Rev. G. Ia Plat, Rev. j. Gordon Maxwell, Phia
delphia fEela
Hon. VIM. l. Marcy, Secre tsry of State, Judge P. "
Daaie, Supreme Court U. s., Washington Ctr; Rev
Thomss Il Skinner, ID. D. Rev. joel Parker, D. D. New
York Rev George Woodbridge, P. 7. DaBie, Jr. Esq,
Richmond, Va. f2fN1.t fs4& 3
Hon. Cave Johnson President Bank of Tennessee Nash
vile, Tenn, a. Crczer, Comptroller, Nashville Tenn.
sept95-6m
PREMIUM BOOT AND SHOE MANUFA0ToRY
EBEN FULLER,
(Successor to Hamilton t Fullerl
TENNESSEE BOOT AND SHOE MANDATORY,
Corner Market ana Spring or Church Sts..
Nashville Tenn. y t1A
n RATEfUL for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
" this Mandatory since its establishment, the Pro-
prietor feels determined 20 merit continuation ofhs same
In future. = @4
have now on hand good assortment of ready made
werk consisting in part Of Mems Boys and Youths Calf
KIP and Thick Boots and Shoes Negro Brogans, double
sse; House Servants Shoes Ladies aud Misses Calf Mo-
rocco a1d Kid Boots and Shoes a made from good stock
IN good style snd warranted. W.
Orders from Planters Iron Masters Railroad and Turn
pike Companies respectfully solicited.
all kinds OF Repairing done.
Cash paid for Hides EBEN FULLER.
L9F Banner Whig Gazette and CIeveland Banner
copy, ana discontinue all other advertisements. aug24
LOCOMOTIVES ,'fOOIS AND MACHINERY.
TINE LAWRENCE MACHINE SHOP, Laprsnes, MIs
Il sdehHsets, manufactures Locomotives Of any size
guage Stationary Engines Lathes Planers; all kinds OF
Tools Cotton Woolien and Paper Machinery; Turbine
Parker Wafer Wheels Gurnseys Patent Printing Press,
&c. &c. All articles warranted best materials and work
manShp Information may be obtained and orders for
warded on application TO Hr. JAMES PLUSkET, at the
State HouFe, Adstpitie, Tennessee, or address
J. H. W. PAGE, Treasurer,
nov. 22-6md. Office, IA. Kilby st, Boston. Mass.
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nor RENT-A Brick Office With 2 rooms Cherrv
Il street. near the corner of Cherry and Church.
APplyto J. L. d r W BROWN,
febls-d5t Az Cherry st
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W. W. [N1MM0A

NOTICE.
THE partnership heretofore efistpg between PEL1S
l. HASLAM is this day, by mutual consent, dissolved
and Samuel Haslsn hereby the payment all
debts against said partnership concern and is to nish all
contracts and collect ard have all debts due the said rn
Of Hassm Felts. SAMUEL HASLAB,
J FELTS
u B-Ssmue Haslan will couIinue the bus ness at the
Walnut Grove Steam Stone Saw Works. and solicits
share of patronage febIe-- V
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HAsAyIELE KayTSEg AER EgAEiaiITiAIIEI0Oa1 Is RAILROAD.

uuWUW
NIL the Tennessee River Bridge is rsb1sIt - -.
~ Produce and Merchandise will be traD ssss75s
ges and be subjected 70 two drayaees bipns,q rs ,
ned iast all goods sent to the Depots ia pacEss ips
elent ior ns entire protection Of the contents viii b -
lected Grain viii not be received except In hsarv c
our IS or zunny bags The light thin sacks viii be Ie,ss
sosI az Hs r'ss @ tee ons-, the labor and tire nees
repartne same will greatly rsard the lrsusbpniry
specially instructed not to receive grain az their
unless ne sacks are plainly and distinctly marked
anS seeoL1panied by an order Of shipment
We cannot permit the Deposs to be used "a stc-,,.
Houses for Grain Produce when he ,ar1s ia q - -
un suits The convenience Of the owner or .hinnr "a
Ofuer hior~ard Wheat to Chattanooga viii be charged
ma and all stations vest Of Tennessee Rire- ava f
nashville and all stations west OF Tuahoma Wheat , i
9e enarseS ten cents and Corn n;ne cents Der busSe
~ s oe charged one dollar per barrel from Nash
our Iari as si ID Sd and 4th class Willie Carried az
P''"eu' AallU r-'es- Il. 1. ANDERSON,
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MULE, about Is hands high, Is years of aee amy
bind, no other marks or brands percsivable Ap
sised on the lsth day Of February 1856, to S5
am@I-Tot' THOMAS Q. NORRIS, Ranger,
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four a. me above rates TO be shipped IN lots q seven
ynse oTreis and upwards at o1s time when IN le~s
Quantities hTe cents per barrel to Be sdded Flour /.
saeSs viii Do transported zane terms 200 lbz 10 b
raIee and charged as one barrtL H. L ANDERSON
Srsg
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TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RATLR0 Az
2 80 - -

ft-t1s&
4 and after Wednesday, December 18Th ISIS IRAN.
" will run follows: -1''' Ai@ins
Col NG : UIH.
Leaves Nashville at Gao A. NJ and g. Pc s-rfv.s,s
IhOmpsons 81 5 20, A n, and 445.
GOING NORTH.
Leaves ThOmpson's at s:45 L. NJ: and > ~ .--t-. :.
Nashville l0=25,A. n, and s 80 Pm -
sunday Train leaves ThOmpson's al aAu
Inc oages OF Carter Thomas Hough ecnzect with tn.
through Tickets 10 Memphis, Wsynesboro' Jset.ez.
Tusemo4, Florence, COun5i.. and PULASKI can - -
tel Svl5,nIAnl ~ nslAnlAR 20"
- - =. Eng. and supT.
FARE REDUCED TO 81 FROn NASHVILLE 10
JACKSON, TFKN.
" IA lenne and Alabama Railroad Colun5 bin ana
9ynesooro. For seats apply al the General Stazs
9tce Leaves Nashville Sundays, WednesSsTs and FT.
. VI decQ2-fF
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REDUCTION On LUMBER TG NASaviLLE-
from bridgeport, % fsntalon inclusive Lsm6er i -
auesd ~ per Car lold from present rates rom CcEnuz
10 Normandy inc lusive Lumber b. re5nca3 e. -. -
lola lfotn former rates decIs III A
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.,- RAILROAD NOTICE.
1oLlOS destined for Charleston viii on aud aflsr t5lz
daie be charged "a s5 per bale Of 500 lbs or s 5d
% cents per 100 lbs for excess Of over 600 Ibs
sepIz H. l. ANDERSON Sup't n EGRR
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From NashviIle. LaYsrrns

From NashVille, LavefEnsI
and Smyrna,....... -
From Murfrees6oro. Chris
tiana and FOsterville
From Bellbuekle, War
trace, sheibyvilis and
! ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Prom fullahoma, Esun'sl
Springs, Deehsrd and
COEan,--.....s.........
From Tantalon, Andersonl
and StevensOn,.... .....l
From Bridgeport, She'll
mound and Whiieside,.
srATIoN TO HAsHvIfLE.
From Chastanoc =, She'll
mound and w sside,..
From Brdgepor, teveu-l
son, Anderson q Tan
talou....-..-.... 49,.
From CoSGn, Deehe. o.
tills Springs and / ga
honla,. ..............
From Normandy, waTtrAC.
Shelbyville and Bel.
buekle,.................
From FUster7ii,le, Chris
tiana and Murfreeshoro,.
From FlorenSs Smyrna and
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RAILROADS, &C.

WHEAT CORN. OATS. YLOua.
! per oa- per bu. per bu. per bbl.
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NHE copartnership heretofore existing under the firm
Z l. and style of BROWN & GRUBBS is this day dis
solved by mutual consent Jo G. BRowN il alone author
lied TO use the Of the firm in liquidation, &C.
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Wher they were Abroad

and he now TODD .Ncether. When they were sbrcad
rot long sirce thew ~7e shown in Engsnd the YEA
POI. OF Oliver Cromwell. and the guide SAID. These
are CromweIs arguments. ne ssS no"pers PS
trait Of Oliver; hut the time would come when hls
portraits would he IN EngA rd aad scotland ne
thought such "srs Uments' a. De hsd referred 70
might be Necessary IN repelng tie SGgre'ons OF the
Save Power. So destructive wss tNs power OF our
hbe!ties inimicsl to everything = Nd anu sacred
snc such were his deep And earnest eopVicticm ~ 10
tie importance and necessity OF It's being resisted, thst
fuqtred he could take bis and use ,sem on the
fed, and feel as much sssurd Of the blessing Of
Heaven n the discharge Of such duty As IN tos soe
UEr &c ever spent in PRAYER.
TIE Rev. Dr. Murdock OF Hartford, felt, 81 otsers
hat. the painful effects Of the existing euirsge@ ami
their kinderance 10 the progress Of tie GsPe Tie had
already spcken in bis pulpit Of the sggreSons of Ss-
very. The party IN power had given ts-h to the pro
motion o. 'hc>e "a gressious thereion he should op
pose il. lie hsi formerly had hsh respect for the
Den ocTaiie 2srty-ke did not Ike to sDess against Il
but when formed hollow iusre o, the protection
II Slavery in '5e center he should strike al that cen
ter, matter whom he bit. He ny 10 See
friend and President Of one Of Conee es engaged
with Douglas in the establishment of " n, uglss Uni
versity," at Chicago, the Illinois Senator giving land
for the site. He woad about soon bury SEQ IN
the field purchased with the price Of blood as 10 ~nd
him 10 that institution bearrg the name Of ATsSd
Douglas In its subserviency 10 the Slave Power, ssd
in the violence and oatrsges II sanctions IN kssas aud
estwbtre be thought there were more iniquIty and
De vilisu in the De mocratic party than 10 anything
The Rev. Mr.. lllsley of Essex thought, while he
agreed With the report, that dealt too hsrshy in
calling political parties by pane. Some stonement
should be made. A brother prsert from his church
must have had his feelings burt. That brother said
mo. no: let the brethren speak their minds !
The Rev. Mr.. Lewis OF this city, and pastor Of the
church where the Convention WAS held said be must
protest against things that had been spoken. lie
had always been Anti Slavery but II brethren went ~
far he proposed 10 amend the report by proceeding at
once to foim military company and march to Kan
sas We should advise this brother TO enlist in this
service certain Iumselling Pro Savery deacon with
whom he NAV be acquainted.
Remarks were also made by the Rev. DIR. Turnbul
and the Rev. f. Cushman and G.. Robins of Hartford,
The Rev. W. Reid Of New-London ani the Rev. ii.
Miller Of Merdeu, approving the report, but hardly
ready to accept all that had been sad. Elder swan
ruee again and said he should take nothing back.
He had more within him, rolling there like the subter'
ranean free Of a volcano.
II wa a SPIRITED discussion and must have shown to
all present bow deeply the wrongs OF Kansas and the
wickedness of the Slave Power felt by every true
heart.
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DEMOCRATIC RATIFICATION AEEIIN"
IN BROOKLYN-ACCTDENT.

T,.ore wa, an immense meeting Of the Democracy
la, eveuipg to rafy the nomination Of Buchanan and
Breckenridge The place selected was the cry hAli
PAX where platform erected for the aIconmo,
tstion Of the speakers. officers &c. Three bands Of
90 r Attendance. and large number OF tran--
rar,rce. and banners bearing various notices were
rs,aded. Roman candles and rockets were let on n
llt,,ls,ce ard good deal Of enthusiasm prevailed
Two ..s1ds were erected il the Park, and mee'i'g
wa. aI.o held within the Hall. Jo'EfH WIL'oS nom
md Ions yAsDERBrLr FOR Chairman a Wee Pre-
i5,r,f,m each city ward and county town, ard ~
S,cretsnf, were selected, all Of which were unan'-
uor.iy COZ frned. buck head aud an'IeI' orna-
en,td tie speakers stand with the following in.crf-
ton hung thereon. " OLD Bucks and Young BUGS of
"tte Ciy Of Brookyn-s United Brek-to Bu:k
.. ITO the Pre-dettia CLsr." Judge 'ASDERstLr
L sce 81 introductory sdl:ess, ard The Hon
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BUCHANAN At HONE.



LANCASTER, Pa Saturday, June II, 1850
A Committee from the Cincinnati Convention arrived
Lue Yesterday. and formally notified the Hon. james
Rucharan Of his nomination for the Presidency. Inc
Committee were cordially received and hosPtabiy
entertained b, the sage Of Whestland Consra'uIa-
tiops were exchanged and all seemed to pass OF well
I, WIS at late hour before some Of the party returned
to town.
Early in the week grand ratification mass meeting
was called for to day at 10 oclock. 1t was announced
that this Committee would be present and address the
meeting. For some cause, which | cannot DIVINE, the
bour WAS postponed to-day till o'clock AT TIE
annonted time a band Of muse paraded the streets
ard colt ted large number o: boys and srls, ana
marched 10 Market square and, after p!ay'og Nancy
Til" and Jordan s a hard road to uave, aetoNd
Of sbout seven hundred had assembled lhe uiee'u :
vss orosnizeS. and after Some preliminary business
NJ Richardson cf Illinois was Introduced - Tue
suditrce. VeCiitIous cheering by several of1nA L
r,r1 He amour ced that lie was national m1n s-d
Iov,d the Union: despted Black Republicans AM
Know Noihipes and that james buchanan " Old IKE
We" two Wells by drunken mani tla' M'.
Rr,bsrsr was the Isp for the times because the S'A
wanted lust such man 70 protect Their In'eIes'e'
Slavery was discuss d Terrtonally, IN dong VIM. !
NJ Richardson lauded the coure be h. nsei Aal
,,L,, :, nt,..;ry the K.nsas-Nebraska blI through
Corsres--yhs, tie county waited tie SCUM d.
-etyCd ard he North ough, not 10 have al o. "l' !
b. secured The -esses lseven Lnnired Mr. BacaAn ~
irdorss6 becsrse he platform tod him to. loae yeu
froci tie drunken MAIL Aeer Nh. Richardson I''