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LyncHSHrs I.um bcr MARKET, July 10.
kEPORTED WEEKLY BY ANDEKSON & LANEOR

RICHMOND MARKETS, July 25.-FLorR - The receipts
OF new are increasing little 1t is generally very
fine and sells to the trade for home consumption nj
81 70 SO for superfne 50 so for extra; $9al0 for
family. No sales of old for shipment
WGEAr--Sales of red at 81 IS and white 81 70;
some sales eary in the day at 81 So but that could
not be obtained at late hour. Sales, to arrive in
few days, at lower rates than the above.
CoRs-No change in quotations yet IS to 70 cts
per bushel.
baltimore CATTLE MARKET, July 24th.--The offer
nSs of Beeve3 at the Scales oday reached 800 head
$50 head Of which driven off for Philadelphia
90 to Wilmington, 40 to York, Pa. as remained I'M
sold and the balance, 5l5 head, disposed of to Balt
more butchers at prices ranging from 50 90 to "a so
per loo lbs--averaging "a. \ few head Of extra
quality obtained higher figure. Hogs have i'm
proved since the last quotations in respect demand
and the market is brisker Mt to So % per 100 lbs
Sheep continue as heretofore, at 81 per head.
NEW YORK MARgET-The market was wei supplied
yesterday with cattle of very fair quality, and prices
with an active demand, improved a trihe, averaging
a 10 cents PER pound. Cows and calves sold for
S25 a SOS. veal calves AZ a 81 cents per pound ::
sheep and lambs 81 50 each. Hogsare arriving in
large numbers from the West but we do not hear Of
any rates indicating their market value.--N y
Uerald, July o.
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AGbauge Bn the Tide.

The course Of political Journals strongly indi.
Gates the direction Of The current of public opin
ion. All attempts at disguise fei, To conceal the
quarter from which danger Is apprehended' or
10 hide the renciion which takes place.
Since the arrival of Mr.. Fillmore in the eountry,a and
his utternnco Of those noble patriotic aud truthful
sentiments which linger like the melodies Of home
in the memory, the Black Republican journals have
changed their tactics Mr.. Buchanan Ia almost for
gotten while their batteries all directed against
Mr. Fillmore The Tribune, tie Courier and Enquir-
err and all Of that stamp look on him with nndguis-
ed.fear.
"Nr Fillmore has suddenly" says the Tribune,
nloomed up into great importance, and has assumed
position before the count nuifor, never oe-
capied by any statesman North or South 1t is
aware that in the hearts Of the people ofthis coun-
try there is deep and abiding love Of the Union-a
fraternal feeling towards OF other sections even
when passion is excited and reason scarcely stands
firmly ut the helm.
Those few direct and eloquent words Of Mr.. Fill
more at Albany threw the sing,. upon the dark
schemes of Northern sectionalists. They touched
the electric chord which causes heart to pulsate in
unison with heart throughout the country. They
startled men who were standing upon the very brink
Of disunon, the black gulf yawning at their feet,
while they utterly unconscious Of danger
They taught the corrupt tme-serving politicians of
the hour what potency there is in TRUTH that SINGER
lily and love to the whole country will melt the most
stubborn opposition and dissolve the most crafty in
trigue
Mr. Fillmore hugs the Constitution to his heart;
embraces the whole nation In the grasp of his states
Inanship-scorns all concenlment in this hour when
true hearts and strong hands are needed to save -
Where can we find either of the other candidates
speaking Ms with the wisdom of a Washington--the
eloquenco ofa Cay2 When political parties are
broken in pieces and "our whole political armament
is spangcd with their fragments like those fragments
ola bursted planet which astronomers call asteroids"
when jealousy and discussion spread over the land
each petty section fercely hostile TO all the rest the
fearless words Of the Model President dspc all doubt
and danger, and reyove new attractions even out of
elements but violently repulsive.
The reaction has begun. The tide of popularity
Of Mr. Fillmore is running in. North and South the
spontaneous outbnrst ofthe American heart halls
him as the man for the criss--the statesman who
can rulsthe storm, the patriot who, when we are
trcading on the brink of volcano would sacrifice
even himself to The discomfort Of the Democ-
racythe rage of the Black Republicans are indica-
tons which cannot be mistaken.--New Orleans Gre
ole
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M'ENEsorA.-The Governor of this Territory
tn the course Of . recent conversation with the
s0ifor. Of the. Chicago Press, informed him that
Minnesota had nov ono hundred and twenty
thousand inhabitants and inendedso apply for
admission into the Union at the next session of
lCcnerees. We have siresdy Utah. Kansas Il Ore.
Qgon.apPiying without avail. But the case Of Min
nesossi 10 much the strongest. In the others, tho
question IT The amount Of population is raised but
~ regards Minnesota there 10 no such doubt. and
ven II there we're the constant Influx of emisra
1t the rate Of thousand per day. i. suticien, 70
satisfy any ono. Congress. however. pays go much
sttsntion to. Kansas. that all the other territories
sAse neglected.
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FILLMORE CLUB or BurrALo..1he ftllmor"
and Donelson Club If Buffalo. held u meeting
night or two ago. when three hundred names
we're added TO the list of members. AIR. Ihayer'
of South Carolina, was present. and IN 'ae course
# some remarks. lie reviewed the position OF Tue
southern States. and EXPIRE 'sed himsei, connaen'
20 on;nion that Mr.. Fillmore would carry the
South.
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LETTER FROM Mr.. FILLMORE following
iss 's,py # letter from MIR, Fillmore TO Mr..
Oak. Of Philadelphi:
BUFFALO. n. Y. July 4th.

BUFFALO. n. Y, July 4th, 1856
Dear Sir-I have the honor to acknowledge the
receipt of your friendly note of the 3oth ul together
with the beautiful cane accompanying it, made from
one of the osts which supported the floor of the IL
h.ary of the late lamented Henry Clay
1accept this token Of your friendship aud respect
with grateful emotions and shall value il not merely or
mainly for its costly and elegant workmanship but
chiefly for the motives which prompted the donation
and the "reminiscences awakened by the association
shall never look upon this cane without being re-
minded of Ashland and its late noble possessor-
Though dead he still lives and his voice speaking
from his consecrated grave calls upon his country
men to stand by the I'm and maintain the Con.ti-
txfion.
BE was my friend, and shall be most happy if nv
conduct shall prove that worthy CT his conf
dence. With renewed thanks, am truly yours
WILLARD FILLMORE
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the extension Of Slavery in the Territories or is In
terests and credit as an institution, the american
party in Congress- which now supports Mr. Fillmore,
are pro-starey parfy--as strongly and completely
so the Administration party itself"
The article closes with the following brief par
agrsph which we give just as we find IL
"THE FACT Is ISDIsPUrABLE. THAT THE Sup
PORT OF Mr. FILLMORE ~ THE SUPPORT or SLA-
VERY LICENSE AID PRopAaANpIsM."
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THE New YORK COURIER AND ENQUIRER AND
Mr.. FILLMoRE'-The n ew York Courier and
Enquirer of Friday, 18th, has u column of ar
gupents to prove that Mr.. Fillmore is opposed
TO all efforts for the restoration of the Missouri
Compromise. 1t cites the votes of Fillmore
friends in tho House during the election of Speak
er. and the declaration of Mr.. Fuller, their cand
date that he was opposed to the agitation and
should vote against any bill contemplating such
restoration--that twenty six of the party voted
against II resolution declaring the repeal of the
Missouri Compromise "unwise and unjust to n
portion Of the American people"--that every
one of them voted the same day against re solu
luton declaring that "until the Missouri restric-
ton Of 1920 shall have been restored, in fact or
in substance. TO the said Territories Of Kansa.
and Nebraska. fully and completely, to that ex-
tent and for that purpose, il is our solemn duty
to the past, the present aud the future, steadi-
ly and firmly to persist in our .fforts;" and that
on the last vote forsSpeaker, every man of the
party who was present, except four, ''voted for
Mr.. Aiken. pro slavery Democrat" 1t also
says that on the resolution 10 send committee
to Kansas ITO expose the border rattan outrages,
but three Americans voted yea"-that on the res
oluton to appoint committee to inyest gate the
"Sumner outrage" tho party generally ."were
opposed to taking action on that abo,nlnable act "
and. finally, that ION the vote last week to al.
NIT Kansas with her free (Topeka) Cons titu,on,
not man voted in favor of the bill, except Mes
srs. Milward and Edie of Pennsylvania"
Verify. says the Savannah Republican. this i,
telling record for the South. and while it is pa.
raded to weaken Mr.. Fillmore at the North. how
strange that Democratic editors here are eoua,
~ assiduous in their efforts to destroy him at tn.
| South.
The argument being given,the Courier and En-
quirer sums up as follows:
Thus it is seen, that on every question touchin:
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The New Hampshire Patriot. the organ of the
BUCHANAN Democracy in that State, says:
alt is "A foul LIBEL on the Democracy Of New Hnmp-
shire to say that they are in favor of the extension of
slavery. Yet the Black Republicans make this
charge against us every day, knowing it to be false
The Boston Post, tho organ Of the same party
in Massachusetts, characterizes the charge thus :
at is n SANDER upon the Democratic party to say
that it is in favor Of the extension of slavery"
How the Southern Democracy will vindicate
themselves against the charge made by the Pa
triot mud Post Of "iibeiing" and "slandering"
their Northern brethren. is no part of our bust
ness.
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The Lonisviile Journsl says. 1T is very re-
mafksbl~ in the present cas,pairn. that Mr.. Fill.
m"re isibe only candidate for the Pre- .;de.cv for
whom any enthusiasm is, manifested. Fremont
Is oddly received even by tie Freesosr.
the Buchanan press and party leaders are every.
who're e.np'ainiaeo Of the Indifference and apathy
With which his nomination has been received;
bntfsou Maine TO California the name Of Willard
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Fillmore 10 everywhere greeted by masses OF the
people with joyful acclsmation and manifesto.
tions Of most unbounded enthusiasm.
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PREcEpT VS.. PRAcTIcE,-There is a point in
the following dialogue which we take from the
Columbus tGa. Enquirer:

We heard conversation the other day between
Of our citizens and gentleman from one OF
the neghboring counties in NabHma 10 this effect:
In answer TO an inquiry rs TO tie state Of politics
in his section the Albanian said that his neighb
pretty much divided and did not know what to
do'-that they all feared Fremont would be elected
and ESQ, the Union moud be Northumberland that To
aver snch calamity. some wanted the South to H.
mite On Buchanan, and some ON Fillmore, and many
did not know what to do.
tHizetAre there any men in your neighborhood
who wanted to dissolve the Union four or five years
ago.
AiaJamida 20 yes, plenty of them.
CHzGq-Arc they the mea who want the peo-
pie TO unite on Buchanan now in order to save the
Union.
Aiabannn--Yes, The reyy sate'
The Alabamiau then pronounced in favor Of Fill
more.
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those VINO hay been so nTunatcas This Elixir Is
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short time. livery family should have bottle within
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WASHINGTON SCANDAL.--A Washinton cor.
respondent Of the n. y. Herald, writing on the
18Th inst, says:
\ precious bit of scandal is Just now avinc
the rounds of our Washington society. A dis.
tinguished NJ. c. from the mighty West took
up quarters at one of our fashinable boarding hou-
es for himself and niece. Under the protection
of distinguished name. the latter soon became
the belle of the establishment. though by no
means prepossessing in appearance. Bat rs
murder will out, has the distinguished gentle
mans beloved niece been recognized as ser.
want girl, lately discharged from one of our sec
ond class hotels account Of her careless an.
probation of female propriely. A carriage Of
course. was brought into immediate requisiton,
since which time our tea table talk has been quite
animated
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Mr.. Buchanan's Organ at Albany New York,
alluding TO an American speech on the 9TH of Ju-
ly. says that lit disgraceful to desecrate the
anniversary of our independence with political
speech" We wonder if the Organ forsets that
it was on the 4th of July that Mr.. Buchanan de-
lvered his famous GRAFTON, abusing the old Dem
ocratic party,the Madison administration, and the
war ?--LouisriHe Journal
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From The \. !. Evening P0dI.
A secret Order In Italy.

The impending crisis in the otfairs vi the lta''an
tatea a subject Of no little anxiety 10 European
taie-men is in a great measure the WORK Oh
ocicty, which ramifips over the whole peninsula.
nd form. the CHIEF supper. Of the cnnsei vhtve
hureh party. This society is called the SAME
iesii, but The name in full !. Caiofico Apostohcd
yocieta dei Sanfdesty; it is placed under tae
rejection of the police. and its object : the de-
nee of the throne and the altar, and the eXifr-
,ina,ion Of the liberals by all possible menus
he following is the formula Of the oath which
ach member must take upon his admission t. ne
rotberhood
an presence Of tho all powerful @ d Tee ia
her the Son and tho Holy Ghost.of the iinmaeu-
lie Virgin Mary, and Of all the celestial ceafi7
nd of thee, venerated Father. swear 10 i.t ny
light hand and my throat be cut. 10 die ct bun
or in the most terrible torments. and pray the
II powerful God to condemn ne to the eternal
nrtues of Hell. + il betray or deceive ono OF the
feiternted fathers or brothers Of the Catholic
Apostolic Association in which now enroll my
self; if ! do not scrupuously fulfil its laws. and
help my brothers so 10 do in case OF need.
swear to remain firm in the defence If the sacred
cause which have .mbrac,d; to spare no indi-
vidual of the infamous sect of liberals. whatever
be his BIRTH his parentage. his position; to take
no pity on the tears of infants of the aged. but
tn shed the last d,op Of the blood of the Infamous
liberals whatever he their sex or age. Finally.
swear an implacahe hatred to all the enemies of
our Catholic aud Roman faith. the only true re-
ligion."
1t would be impossible to find the formula of
an oath more terrible than this. The Santr9esh
thus embodied, are the Sbirri of the Papal police,
and in their eyes jealous husbands or unfortunate
creditors become infamous liberals from the
ment that they paid for putting such persons
out of the way. 1t is not surprising that, in or
der to resist this secret force, the bewildered lib
erals should claim the right to use the same arms
The existence of this society is one of the causes
Of those frequent political transformations which
disgrace this unhappy country.
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Testimony Of DIR. o. Ra,chcr--CRrr

cahonas Co, a prl 10th 1855 N' fo'
"entienmen Some few months sluce a patient annod N
e t'r eac advice afflicted with form of second,
y the had been under the charge of ply sc,ps
ed'' @ the r?essl'n but the disease sub6orny resed All
ing reached nae and being personally aequained 81 b &
selves deterinnedo give trial. did So and In sbor
him. ~ INV ""'"es euf' d
As an at of Justice TO suffering niihity canuct
ny teneiS to It's virtues alternative and pr,nnt ,,r
~ 81 tue blood aud take pleasure In recommending Il ~ ~,
poi s'on aud the public generally Yours resneruII "
jEly lin n pI.rCfIInp NJ,
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We happen to know that Dr. AYERS Cherry Pectoral and
Cathartc Pills good medicines and shall proclaim BECAUSE
we do know It. Wa confidently believe there amount
OF relief from suffering for afflicted fellow wrapped
up il these sEifu preparations and shall freely or lit
Nc lnuence to make them known TO those who need thcm
Philadelphia Sunday Times.
NV In.F saIt
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ishe for itself reputation that be assaed Dr VIM
shaw, of Washington n C.. writes under date of May
follows Il have heard of many decided beneficial
effects ON its especially Asthma. and Chrr,ic Cough
Of spasmoic charact have used the W i'd th
deal in practice and with marked good results
Every knows the reputation of Turpentine and
Basam constituents prot.a coughs The combination
these PRINCIPLES in WsrARs BALsAM WILD CHERRY is
gcnous and injieions.
Medical justly distrnstfu of Medicines
general but candor between outrageous
trnms and hnmbgs and those mecnes which have
sslutary and in many well attested cases curative"
None genuine unless signed BUTTS on the wrapper.
SETH w F0W LIE L. co. 49, Washington Street Dos.
ton, Proprietors. Sold by their agents everywhere.
For sale by j H. THOMPSON & CO. and j II, SEAY.
july 10
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MINERALS WE EAT; "Ali know" says thu Port
land Transcript "that many men have q great
deal of brass in their composition, bat perhaps
all are not aware OF the variety of minerals that
enter into and form part of the human system"
writer in Dickens, House bold Words thus
tells the story:
These minerals, which are interviewer with
the living structure Of the plant, are tagen up in
TO the fahric of the animal. And to US they are
as import ant the meanest vegetable that grows.
|. who write this, boast myself living flesh and
blood But lime strengthens my bones; iron
flows in my bood;lint bristles in my bair sui phur
and phosphorus culver in my hesh. In the Lu.
man frame the rock moves, the metal nows, and
the materials orthe earth, snaicbed by the divine
power of vitality from the realms IF inertia, live
and move and form part of a soul tenanted frame.
In the very secret Gambler of the brain there lies
a gland. gritty with earthly, mineral matter, which
Descartes did not sorup!e, with crude scientif-
ic impiety TO assign as the residence of Che
soul. You could not more have lived and grown
and -FOUR she dwhout iron and SILICA, and pot
fash. and sodium, and magnesium, than wheat
could flourish without phosphorus, grass without
SILICA cress without iodine, or clover without
lime. We are all Of us, indeed of the earth ear
thy.
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OLD Misunderstanding to the st. Louis
Democrat, tho people of Missouri are wondrous
fond of hearing the administration md modern
Democracy hacked to pieces. Speaking of Mr.,
Ben'on's campaign there, it says
Through every village that he passes thousands
flock forth to hear the old man eloquent, and to
greet him with their applause His journey from
town 10 town has been like triumphal march, and
oyations crowd upon him With weighty bearing,
and yet he never tires or stops. Travelling sixty or
seventy miles day, speaking two hours and half
in the open air making additional addresses by the
wayside doubling his appointments he proceeds,
receiving the kindly greetings of the young, and ex-
changing old memories with the nged-pouring Bit
ternoss such as none other utter upon the heads
Of the sectional agitators yet forgetting personal
imosites in his zeal for the public good rousing
rywhere the patriotic feelings of the true and loyal,
cheering the downcast hopes Of friends converting
enemies by his courtesy, dsbanling lodges by his
rebuke, swimming rivers, breaking down horses,
wearing ont younger companions by his unshrnking
energy, he yet Sxeaims after all that he has work
enough to do Such is the wonderful scene now pre-
scented in Missouri and equally wonderful is the eff
feet being prodoaed.'
~ "a ID.
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H RECEIVED Al os' AeGdSF,
July 2lts AoRSES
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sHocKINo.-A letter from Paris, published in
London paper, after describing the ceremonies
attendant upon the baptism of the imperial baby,
adds the following:
Int the midst of all this splendid turmoil come
gossipping stories, inuendnes, ard more direct
charges, MI affecting the dignity. If they do not
endang"r The stability. of the presen. regime. =
The EmpFe~S il snerred at by ihe couriers for
having had the gaucherie 10 stoop to pick un
diamond which had fallen from her diadem: This
Is even thought to he worse than former blnn-
aer whish she committed in picking up n hand
kerchief which she Ind dropped.