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Politenes

Pollteness.
Chesterfield has laid dowh many valuable
rules by which to rcgulatethe actions and words
of gentlemen and ladies but prince of polite
ness as he was acknowledged to be, if he was
living now and should visit Warren, and come
by railroad, on the evening train. he would be
forced to acknowledge that this town bears off the
palm from all Others in politeness. Such a re-
ception as our citizens gives TO ercry arrival, is
perfectly astounding to strangers. And then We
are so impartial. No evening train is sighted.
When the first whistle is heard, from all parts Of
the town, the citizens rush, all centering in to
the depot, Tor rather the place where the depot is
{, be. perhaps ~ the grand focus, and by the
time the train arrives, the platform is crowded
full of anxious men and boys, who stand stock
still, or crowd backward and forward, gaze with
deep interest upon the ne " arrivals as they issue
from the cars, and inspect carefully each trunk
and carpet bag as it leaves the baggage car. It
ia true, that some ladies, who may chance ,as
we saw one q few evenings sinee,) TO have Il
bandbox, with its contents, a new bonnet crush
ed as fiat as a pancake by the crowd, or have
their baskets and satchels forced out of their
hands, themselves knocked to and fro, prevented
from approaching the baggage ear 70 select their
baggage, and detained, squeezed in by the crowd;
1t Is true these may d~em such ernpreSsraent ratl .
er an eTeess of politeness, but they must be very
unreasonable.
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NOVEMBER APPOINTMENTS.
VNR 10 TTTRRS AnaIrt;c Dbvs;c;on


~ will be in attendance, as follows:
WARREN, Gaskill House, "Wednesday, 18th Nov.
RAvESSA, Pren,iss House. Friday and Saturday, II
& Is Nov.
cH.RDoS. Stockings Hotel. Friday. 81 Nor.
For consultation upon all diseases Of the Throat,
Lungs, Heart, Liver. stomach, Bowels, Kidneys ana
Spleen also Dropsy. Gravel, rheumatism. Nervous
ness, Debility, Dyspepsia. Femxie diseases. Ague and
Fever. Fits. Impurities Of the Blood, Erupiions, Can
GERS. Ulcers, and all other varieties OF long standing
complaints both external and internal.
For some ten years Dr. 7. has devoted his entire time
to chronic diseases, treating thousands nsualIy, many
or whom had exhausted every other resource within
reach. IN no case are mineral or other poiseHs en-
PlOyed, nor does he make sick 10 make rel, or tear
dorm TO bald Hp again The medicines can be taken
with safety by the most delicate, and patients may re
main al home, and continue with prudence their Ordin
AIRY diet and exercise. Many haze recovered under the
treatment after friends and physicians hal given up all
hope, the indisputahle evidence Of which can always
be furnished InvaHds, however reduced or dispair.
ing, are invited to call. and may be assured that no en-
enlargement will be given or expense incurred, with
out a corresponding prospect Of reseyery.
INSANITY.
To continue the u ual variety, We give this month a
case combining mental with physical disease:
CTYAHoGA FALLS, July, Is55.
On. TuBBs-Dear Sir: Seven years ago this month,
my son had been exposed to wet. and came home i'll
and delirious. We supposed IL the effects Of a coll,
and to6k means to break it. For the subsequent eigh-
teen months however, he remained in this condition,
excepting lucid intervals OF an hour or two uccasion-
ally. For the last six months before consulting you,
he was occasionally insane. His general health had
also Suffered greatly. lie was weak, emaciated and
sAllow. We had employed the best skill at home. and
finally took him to Cleveland, where he was examined
BY the Faculty Of the Medical College, and prescribed
for. Their prescription (strichnia) seemed too harsh
or powerful for him. and he became worse while using
it. We then came to you. i had little faith in his re-
State had failed.
Under your treatment he soon became perfectly sane
and regsined his health. This took place five years
ago, and up to the present time he enjoys good health
and sound mind. Yours respectfully,
Oct p JAMES 1. GRENELL-
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At Oxford, Butler county, on Saiur
day night, in a drunken quarrel. a young
man named Henry Bridgeford was sho
dead by VIM. 0gle. ogle was arrested
and held to bail in the sum of one thou
sand dollars.
There is a rumor from England to the
effect that an English Earl, who was en-,
gagged in the Crimean war. is about tC
lead to the hymenial altar, the noble
hearted and self sacrificing Florence
Nightingale.
FIRE AMONG THE CoRN.-The Dresden
TO- Telegraph says that fire from a To-
connective, destroyed a field Of corn con
tanning 400 bushels. belonging TO G. W,
Adams. of that place.
The Columbia. pa Spy acknOwl-
edges the receipt OF a sample of what it
considers very superior molasses. manu-
featured BY a gentleman hear that place
from the Chinese corn stalk.
PROVIDENCE, R. l., Ocl. 99-Tke
Bank of The Republic suspended yester-
day, owing to the failare of a firm in
New York. doing an extensive business
in Western produce.
The receipts of the late U. S. Agri-
cultural Fair at Philadelphia were $50.
555. The expenses, the Philadelphia
Gozeae says, will amount to $4,000 or
20, 900.
A memorial is in circulation in San
Francisco, praying the House of Repre-
sentatives at Washington to expeI Her
bert for killing Heating.
A nan eating an oyster at Syracuse
found a large pearl in his mouth. valued
at $40. We should ike a dozen raw,
on the same terms.
Ex-Presideni Van Buren, had an arm
broken on the Gath uIt.. by being thrown
from a carriage in which he and his son
were riding.
A sturgeon caught in the Lake was
exhibited in the fish market at Buffalo,
which weighed nearly 100 pounds.
The Bank Charter submitted TO the
of Ohio has failed to receive the
sanction of a majority Of the electors.
Mr.. Hamlin, Governor elect of Maine,
was married on the 25th ult.
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Laugh While You Can.

Mr. WADswoRTH, the good humored and
gentiemanly agent Of Mr.. L. V H. CRosBY, was in
our Office yesterday. He is making arrangements
for another of the inimitable Concerts of Mr.. C.
and Lady, at Empire Hall, on Monday evening
next Having been Unexpectedly called east. on bu.
siness matters, Mr.. C. returns through Ibis place,
and as the weather was very unfavorable, at the
time OF their last visit and but few. comparati We
~, attended their concert. they concluded to sing
again. We would say to ali, who wish to shake
the eobvebs from their throats, to he on hand,
Monday, the 18th.
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r OF CLOTHING
REQUESTED TO FALL At HAD ukRTKRs,
J.
CLOTHING HALL

no. III and 10. A FRONT, . doors South Of the Pest
Once. and examine the largest stock Of FALL AND
WINTER OrHIN ever opened in Warren.
rms STOCK consists OF q large assortment Of all kinda
ana grades OF Overcoats, Talmas, Gents shawls. Dress.
troek and Sack Coats; all kinds Of Pants and Vests, q
splendid stock OF Gentlemens' Furnishing Goods; Hats
and Caps; also a very large and carefully selected
stock Of BOYS CL0THINGl
We are constantly receiving = large stock Of Over
coatings, Cloths. Cassimeres and Yestings, and keep
the best Workmen really to fill all orders with neatness
and dispatch, ia the very latest styles, for those who
wish to have garments made by measure.
Ny large and heavy purchases enables me 10 sell
goods cheaper than az the usual rates, and loser than
any other establishment in town.
. Come 10 the head quarters and examine before buy
right. J GOInSTFfy
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DIR. A. d. SAWYER,

CDentist1 would respectfully announce TO the public,
that he has permanently located in Warren, aftks Gsa-
tai rooms fornerIy occupied By DR.. Spear, in SutIin's
Block. and is prepared TO perform operations on natu-
Ia! aud artificial Te tn, upon the late improved plans.
Having had much experience in the Manufacturing
of"Porcelain Teeth" both single aud in "biocks,"
and the Porcelain liase," he has no hesitancy In say
ing, that he possesses decided advantages over all
those who do not make their own teeth-by which art
he Is enabled TO make q substitute Tor the ABSORPTION
ofthe 'alyiola ridge" restoring the face to its natural
contour. and giving a life like expression to the fea-
lures. He also-has the right to make Porcelain Base
Teeth" from DR.. b. A. Satierthwait, patented NoVem-
Der, 1855, which is fast tasing the place Of Metallic
Plate The advantages that they possess are numer-
Gus. and need TO be seen TO be appreciated Speei
mems can be seen at the above named rooms.
Warren, Sent. Il. Is5G-tE
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Narrow Escape.

Naf1uW Escdpe.
On-Friday afternoon. the 18th inst, Mr.. GEO.
TRour, of Cha pion. took his gun to go in pur-
suit of some wild turkeys. As he was crossing
the fields of SIMON BoEsLER, near the woods
where Mr.. B. was husking corn, he stopped on
the opposite side of the fence to chat on political
matters a few minutes. Grounding his gun and
holding the muzzle with his right hand, with
the end ofthe thumb directly over the caIiber.-
He stood with one foot on the fence, and proba-
bly, in taking 1t down hit it against the lock,
which discharged it. The ball passed through
his thumb and the end of his nose, grazing his
forehead and passing the rim of his hat. This
was truly a narrow escape.
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TIE foIIoWing lines. from The Lond,

The following lines, from the London
Morning Chronicle, are = specimen o.
scorching sarcasm, which we have rare
y seen equalled-of their truth our read
ers must judge:
<HE STRIPED n STARED BANNER OF
THE UNITED STATES.
= BY THOMAS cAHrBELL.
United States, your banner wears
Two emblems-one of fame,
Alasi the Others that it bears
Reminds Us of your shamei
The white mans liberty in types
Stands blazon'd by your stars
But what's the meaning of the stripe7
They mean jour negroes
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More Consolidation.

Welearn from the Pittsburgh Daily Chronicle
that another railway consolidation scheme has
made its appearance. The proposal is to unite
the several lines known as the North westeln,
Cleveland and Mahoning, and Cleveland and
Toledo Railroads. so as to form a through line of
unbroken guage, from the Pennsylvania Rail-
road at Evansville, running through New Castle,
Pa, and Warren, Ohio, to Cleveland, and thence
to Toledo, where it will connect with lines Law
ing for Chicago. Negotiations for the union of
the Northwestern and Cleveland and Mahoning
roads are already in nroeress
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SALE.
b virtu, Of $ ~ris Of

~ Levi Tyrrell and Hife1 By virtue OF 8 writ Of
VS.. veniitiOni expoaza. iR-
Horace Burt. sued out Of ths Court Of
Common Pleas ef Trunhull county, Ohio, to ns direct
ed and delivers l, / have levied on and shall expose 70
Public Sale. on Saturday. the s9th day OF November
A d 1856. between the hours OF 10 o'clock A n, and 4
O'Clock Z VI, OF said day, the following described Real
Estate: situate In the township Of Fowler. Trunbzl
county, Ohio. bounded and described as follows, %
wit on the south by lands Of EbeneIer Harness heirs
and EzbeTt Forward; on the west by lands Of Freder-
lex Hail and William RatIedse; on the north By lands
Of Almon Trip; ard on the east by the highway run
ming north and south, and lands Of Egbert Forward,
supposed TO contain about 20 acres Of land; to be sol4
At the sur Of Levi Tyrrell and wife in the above snsi-
tied cause. Appraised az thirty two dollars par acre
(s32,e0) ii. r. HARMON. shsriK.
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A Chance for Young Men.

ANY young man who wishes to obtain q
thorough Mercantile Education, can procure a
scholarship in Folsom's Mercantile College
Cleveland, or Changers Mercantile College. at
Columbus, on very advantageous terms, by ap-
plying at this office. Both of these institutions
stand ii. the front rank of that rapidly ~increas-
ing class of colleges, where the useful and prae-
teal Only are taught, and young men are fitted
in the shortest time, and most thorough manner,
to perform the most intricate business connected
with mercantile or banking establishments, and
can acquire a complete business education. In
another column of this paper may be found the
advertisement of Grangers's College, and IN our
next issue. will be inserted that of FOlsom's, to-
gether with an extract from the Cleveland CON-
mercial respecting It.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS.
At PORTER & JaeL-ALY-S.

DONNETS d RIBBONS. of the la
- test styles, and Black Velvet Ribbons. ali " idths,
at z. Il. u0YT A. Co.'S
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Apology

We owe an apology to our friend Ivan, of
Sreene- His communication, giving a descrip-
fion OF a Buchanan meeting in Greene, where
Judge BRcHARD did not speak, was duly re.
eeived, and would have had a place in our col
umns, but was accidehtly mislaid and was not
found until the time was passed when it would
have been interesting We shall be pleased to
hear from Ivan again, and will be more careful
with his favors.
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J. & 3. 3. Bonds for Sale

We call attention to the advertisement BY the
CAN. R. R. Co., of 800. 900 of bonds for sale
A better investment, or at rates more desirable
In point of profit, is seldom offered. The road
Is now completed to Youngstown. and these
bonds are offered By the Company to pay off 6
floating debt incurred in its completion.
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EMPLOYMENT

A GENTS. (either travelling or local.
- for N~EwSPAPERG aud PERIODICALS, are re
auested to send, WITHOUT DELAY, their address Il
the undersigned. and they will be furnished with q bu
siness which win yield them from leo to 80 per cent
They will please state what Newspaper or Pc
riodicals they have csnvassed for. Persons who haT,
not hitherto acted a. agents, but who would like TO en-
gsge As such, will also please send their names, Pos.
once address, County and State. written plainly.
WRIGHT, MASON & CO.
sePSS-Sn NEW Yokx.
BUYERS OF CLOTHING
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Preaching in the Disciple Churcb.

Elder. CALVIN SIXTH will preach at the Disei.
pie Church, in Warren. on next Lords-day, Nov
18th, at l0lls o'clock, AN; also in the evening,
and every alternate Lords-day and evening there
after, until n stated preacher is obtained to take
the pastoral charge of the Church.
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DR. DAYS COMPOUND DANDELIoN sYRUP.
ITO THE WORLD and its FRIENDSI

1 offer this Invaluable med cine, for Spinal and
Liver diseases, Ague. Weakness Of the Back, Kidneys,
Paipitation OF the Heart, Dizziness OF the Head, and
Consumption in its first stages. All such Affections,
ran and will be cured IL used according 10 directions.
l deem It entirely unnecessary to give receipts as to
us enhcacious merits. as the patient will soon lie salts
fed by use. that it is the medicine above all others. IL
IS warranted TO cure the above diseases. or the money
In every case, is refunded. 1 say t. the afflicted, try
ms medicine, there can be no danger. Al it is purely
vegetable, made VI roots aGd barks that grow in our
own climate.
1 have a vell-knoEn medicine, known a. DAYS Diar
rhga Cordial, that viii cure the Dysentery. Diarrhe1
or fiux, IN common cases, in Eve minutes TO three
hours. II is a mild cordial, and a vegetable prepara-
uoh. also oner 70 the public, Days Liniment, for
sores, turas. sprains, bruises, letter and ring worms.
sore throIt, or inflammation. as being infaIIiable. II
Is applied externally. Also Or. Days Wash and Pow
der for sore eyes.
The medicines are warranted. AMI I risk nv honor
anu Iiie' that they are genuine. and | youch to saw that
they are The best medicines nov offered or in use. 1
say 10 the afflicted lay aside your prejudices long
enough to try these invaluable remedies. They have
nor been got up Tor a humbug; the knowledge Of Them
mas not eeen Matched in the dark. or in a moment I
nave nal the knowledge Of them for years, and know
their worth ny experience, and have been persuaded
IRON time 20 time to compound and prepare them for
use L have complied with these Solicitations. and
the medicines will be found. for the present, only At
DR.. Days Barber Shop, on Market street. hold NV.
sell ia readiness to cure inhzmed and sore ewes. and
All sores, fever sores, or any external inflammation up
WARREN. Oct ely
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hAARLNI September I3th, Ic3O.
As I an about to retire from the practice Of DEN
rlsrRY, in this place. l take pleasure in recon-
mending to friends and patrons, DR. SAWYER,
a person experienced in the mAnipulatiOns and adjust
ment Of artificial Teeth. and fully competent to give
good satisfaction to thnse that may favor him with
their Patronage. Persons desiring artificial teeth.
would do we'll to call and examine his specimens OF
Porcelain Base" and BLOCK Teeth" as they are life
like and seryieeable. JOB
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PHOTOGRAPHS!
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL ERA IN

~ the Photographic art Photographs upon paper.
surrassing in beauty. durability, artistic effect, and
hfe-like expression any style Of Portraits or Miniatures
ever before drawn by a pencil of light. For fneness.
roundness, depth of light and shade and richness Of
tone, they are wonderful.
The Subscribers return th1nkH for past patTo age.
and take pleasure in announcing to the citizens Of War
rem and vicinity. that they are now prepared TO take
Life-size Portraits mounted upon csrv ass and finished
plain, or cOiored in oil, crayon. or pastil, from SIS TO
SluO. and warranted satisfactory.
IL PSmal size Photographs can he taken upon paper
and mailed to any part Of the United States, at . very
shall expense.
NPParticular attention paid to taking out scenes
and landscapes. Also Iikenesses Of deceased persons.
DPDaguerreotypes, or Miniatures Of deceased PER
sons, horersr poor, can be m~agnifed to life size and
made perfect.
j PAmhrotypes taken for sI.0O and upwards.
III PInstructions given in all branches Of Photo
graphy, upon reasonable terms.
administrators moderate. and Licensees
warranted to please. LEROY Il ROBBINS.
Warren. Sept IL, 1856.
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A MEXICAN EXPRESS COMPANY.

"A Capital paid in, s75O,Ooo. Proprietors, wELLs.
BrTTrRTIELD q Co., New York LIVINGSTON, FARGO
q Co., Buffalo, having made arrangements for doing
general Express business over the Cleveland & aaho-
ming Railroad, have established an Office at Warren,
Ohio, and are nov prepared TO forward, daily. in charge
Of competent messengers, with Safes, Bank Notes,
Go ID and Silver Coin, Jewelry and valuable packages.
Merchandise, Boxes Bales, Trunks and all articles OF
Express matter. with promptness and dispatch Also
forward and collect Notes, Drafts, Bills Of Exchange.
&c. TO all points In the United States. California in
eiuded) Europe and Canada For the present our
Messenger leave Warren nj . A. NJ, and arrive at . p.
~. Persons having Express matter to forward, will
leave Il with the agent. at his Office ON Main street, by
4 p. NJ. 7. J. McLAIN, Agent.
E.W SLOANE. Western Supt. aug %, iS56-2m.
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DRINTS-A few cases for sale by the
l. case, piece. or yard, at the lowest prices. De.
lanes, Cashmeres. COburgs and other Varieties. of
dress goods at the WARREN DRY GOOD STORE.
CHAWLS-Stella shawls Of the latest.
Almost fashionable styles and choicest aaalities,
Broche long and spare. wooden cashmere aud othrr
varieties for SHE cheap by
PECK T. r.
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Illinois.

The Cleveland Leader Of this morning,
says Buchanan has carried this State by
a majority of 400.
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DOCTOR HOOFLAND'S CELE-

IL brated GERNAN BITTERs. Prepared by DR..
G. VI. Jackson, Philadelphia, Pa win efectually cure
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, J~aundice, Chronic or
Nervous Debility. Diseases of Kidneys. and all dissas-
IS arising from a disorlered Liver or Stomach Such
as Constipation, Inward Piles, FullnesS or Blood to the
Head. Aeidity Of the Stomach Nausea, Heartburn, Dis
gust for food, Rulness or weight in the stomach, Sour
Eruetati0ns. Sinking or E~luttering at pit Of Stomach.
Swimming Of the Head, Hurried and difficult breathing,
~Futtering at the Heart, Choaking Of sudocating sensa-
ton when in q lying posture, Dimness Of Vision Dots
of webs before The Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the
Head, Deficiency OF Precipitation, YeIloWnsss Of the
Skin and Eyes. Pain in the Side. Back. Chest. Limbs.
&e., Su lden Pushes Of Heat, Burning in the Flesh,
Constant Imaginings Of Evil, and great depression Of
Spirits.
The proprietor in calling the attention ofthe publie
70 this preparation, does so with q feeling OF the utmost
confidence in its virtues aad Adaptation to the diseases
for which il is recommended.
II is no new and untried article, hu, one that has
stood the test OF 4 ten years trial before the American
people, and its reputation and sale Is unrivaled BY any
similar preparations extant- The testimony in iS r.
vor given by the most prominent and veil known Ply
sicians and individuals in all parts Of the country is
immsnee, and . careful perusal Of the Almanac, pub-
lished annually By the proprietor, and to be had gratis
Of any OF his Agents, cannot but satisfy the most skep-
teal that this remedy 10 really deserving the great ee
Iehrity Il has obtained.
Principal Once and Mandatory. No. % ARCH st.,
Philadelphia. Pa. Sold by n. A. SMITH & CO. War
rem; WI. HOWE. Bleomfeld: J. CAMPBELL, New
ton Falls, and all Dealers in Medicines. :
April Q. Ie56-Iy.
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EREMONT 4 DAYTON-We have

COLE LEATHER-Found at Jas.
~ McConrell & Co.'S a good article OF Sole Leather
az greatly reduced prices. Call and examine Upper
Leather and Findings always on hand. Avery pretty
hseled Cater for the Ladies.
JAS. MCCONNELL 4 CO.
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.ARREN DOOR, Sash and Blind

M AIKEN DOOh, Sash and Blind
w FactorJ, Market Street, East Of the Bank, War.
rem, 0.-The undersigned, having entered nto coparr.
nership m the manufacture OF SASH, BLINDS ard
DOORS. will hereafter keep a large stock Of Sash, both
Pine and Poplar, OF all sizes in use, and Of the bes,
Iuslity, which they will sell on reasonable terms.
We will continue the manufacture Of VENETIAN
BLINDS, in all its branches, which We will sell ven
I ~ and Of an improved quality, surprising any hereto
fJre offered to the public
We will also continue the manufacture Of
D00RS,o Of the latest styles, and Of = superior quality.
All work made At our establishment WILDE warrznter.
o. We use nothing but the best quality Of Lumber, anu
suploy none but the first class Workmen. In our Ell.
deavors to serve our customers, We will keep pace With
ell improvements in our business, and conversant with
al late styles Of work in the Eastern Cities.
We would invite all wishing to purchase the above AZ.
tieles, to call at our once, where we will be found az ali
hours Of the day, FOR We shall give our constant per
pon.l superintendAnes to the details Of our business.
Il. Pc 4 SON.
ian 10, 1855. Successors to Edward Spear,
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The Presidential Election.

The Cleveland Herald gives the fol-
loving result:
The election of Buchanan and Breck-
enridge by the people, W. regard as a
"fxed fact" The vote for President by
Electors will stand