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Letter from Mr.. Crittendcn.

The following letter from the Hon. j. J. CRIT
TESpEs, of Kentucky, {" tho noblest Roman" Of
the American Senate, will silence the efforts of
the Democratic organs and leaders. 10 asra Mr.
FILLMORE, because he consulted his Cabinet and
Law counsellor before signing the Fugitive Slave
law So far from deiractng from the merits Of
Mr. FILLMORE, il should elevate him in the est.
nation of all conservative Southern men. For
il is the best possible Illustration of his conser-
yntism and his devotion to the Constitution AMI
the rights of the South.
The letter of Mr.. C. is in reply 10 one written
him by gentleman of Augusta. Georgia. and is
published in the Chronicle of that city:
WAsHfSGroN July H. 1886.
Ny DEAR Sfn la to your letter Of the 4th
July reply that neither during his administration,
nor Al any time. did he eveg say 10 me, or IN my
hearing that the fugitive slave law was unconsti-
tutionals or anything to that effect Neither Is II
true that IL was only by your my urgent solieta
ton as his adviser that he could be induced to sign
the bill For the purpose, as supposed Of aeiag'
aud showing that he acted deliberately and adyisedly
on so important a subject he required me, the law
officer of the Government, to give my opinion in
writing in regard 10 the consttutionality of certain
clauses OF the Bill, and did so. ! believe that he
also consulted "a usual, all the members. This was
done no doubt out Of respect toris Cabinet and to
secure to his conduct the highest sanction which the
advice of his Cabinet counseors could give. All the
members of the Cabinet, believe advised In favor Of
the Bill and in 20 doing only concurred, as under
stood IN the Presidents opinion ON the subject
There WAS urgency solicitation to Mr.. Fill
more TO sign the Bill that know OF. | certainly
used none nor did ever suppose that any was neees-
sarv Mr. Fillmore have no doubt signed that Bill
freely aud in obedience only to his own convictions,
and sense of duty.
The above will afford you, fhope sir, n full answer
to your enquiries aud have the honor 10 remain,
Very respectfully, yours, &c,
j. j. CnITrEgDrs.
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FOOLS AND FOLIY-DITELLI

We publish correspondence between Hon.
Mr.. B1ringnme. of Massachusetts, and Colonel
Brooks Of South Carolina, which, 10 us, as
North men, cannot but he notifying.
Mr. Burlingame made, our readers know, a he
ry anti Southern speech-very well for Bunkum,
though If no prncticnl use whatever-and it was
given out that he would fight over what he said.
The South Carolina Brooks took him Mt the word
and substantially challenged hl,. Under advice
Of Mr.. Speaker Banks, Mr. Burlingame substan-
TALLY recognized Mr.. Brooks rs gentleman,
though he had beaten his colleague Summer IN Il
very mean way,-and took out all the sting OF
his speech to the complete satisfaction OF the
Gamer of Sumner. Burlingame then-goaded
aud sneered at by bis own Abolition people. be
cause Of his own " oirt eating. like tool,
withdrew his apology-made for bin by Speaker
Banks. and invited dght. Brooks challenged
him. Burlingame. like fool again,aecepted the
challenge. in the face of all New England senti-
ment against .lucllihg, aud like bigger fool,
lodged the responsibility OF rehl fight by nam
ing Canada as the arena. though there are all
sorts of places for duelling in and about Wash
ington Brooks sees through The trick 1T nobbing
hun en- route through Ohio, or New York to Can
ada, and is well advised by Gen. Lane, of Ore
gon. n Northern born lam, To drop the matter
und publish the correspondence.
10 such of our Southern eoNhtrymen,-as will
crow over this mnttcr.--wc st,-thnt thcro
Is something in the very naiufe al Sectional Abo
iiouism, that uHmaRs Il man. l. Is IA disease
that lakes all real spri, ont OF the victim of it
II breaks The Spiaot column, and eorr1pts The
ichoie Jackbone Hence Bnrlinghme is no true
specimen Of the man about Bunker Hill, Concord
or Lexington. No true Massachusetts man will
ever fight, or offer to tghta dne-far the whole
sentiment of the State rises in Christian indigna-
ton against the barharic aud brutal custom. but
every true Massachusetts nun will defend him
self if attacked, with all the spirit and courage
God has given, more or less, IN common to all
true men The North Is not responsible for the
Burlingumes. N. Y. Express.
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The passage of the appropriation bills over the
Pre- sdcntal veto. is hard dose for the admins
tration press in New Hampshire. The Concord
Patriot. the Presidents home organ. which elo
riied him for bis fearless advocacy of consiitu.
tional right 10 declaring The veto. now notices the
passage ofihe bills in fine line artce.in out
nf.ihe. way column Ii is bitter pill. The Pa
irioi nd all The udministrn ion presses in the
land. will undoubtedly Lave sweet comfort by re-.
geciing upon the Scripture apnfhegm, I'VE have
piped unto You, but W. have not danced"
The following Democratic papers have ahan-
dnned Buchanan during the last week:
The Portland Expo-itor. leading advocate of
the Democratic cause in Maine, last year, now
Supports Fremont.
The Rockford. Illinois, Democrat. always nm
old line Democratic paper, ha. hoisted the name
Of Fremont.
Tho New ORLEANS Deuisohe Zetung German
paper with the largest circulation in the South.
crn States. goes for Fremont md Dayton. The
Louisville Auzeger, German. had the Buchanan
flag boisled, bat has taken it down.
This il the way the Northern and the foreign
ID ,inocrhts support Buchanan. lie may well
exclam with old Falstaif. a plague on such
backing"
The "Anzeiger des Nordens." the German pa
per published Ia Boston-a paper which has here
iofore supported The Pierce admin stratioD-ha
dec ared against the Bdchanier ticket and come
GU, in support Of til" Philadelphia nominations
and platform. Last Saturday it put the MINES
of Fremont and Day ton at the head If its col
umns.
The Courier. n German paper published at
Cleveland Ohio, for the benefit of the BUCCANEERS
having stopped for the want of breath The Cincin-
nati Vnlk .freund j. now the only German daily in
Ohio that swears by Buchanan.
In Galoa Illinois, new Fremont paper has
Just appeared in the Swedish language There
are now I0).000 Swedes in the Northwest, and
this is their first political paper.
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CONGRESS &C., EVENING SEssloN.--There was
but u slim attendance last evening when the
House called to order. Mr.. Davis of Mass.
spoke in favor of the bin heretofore introduced by
him, giving priva,eersmen bounty land by placing
them Oh an equality with soldiers and sailors. He
stated that there were fifteen thou sand employed
in the war If 1912 Of whom probably, not more
than two thousand were now living. He eulog-
ised their services, which he eontenaed had not
been sufficiently appreciated.
Mr. Sapp argued against slavery extension
He could assngn no reason why his party was
called Biock Republicans, othe, than that the
people of the North tamey submit to the fugitive
slave law, and subject themselves TO be negro
oatohers for the Sonth. He predicted that next
November the Democratic party would be among
the things that were, and Republican would b.
placed in the White House who will stand on
the broad basis Of the Union.
Mr.. Nalk.-Who's that!
Mr.. Sapp. --Frcemcn Free dom Liberty
Laughter.
Mr.. Barksdalo made n speech arguing that
know nothingism at the North Is abolitonizcd.
Mr.. Clausen condemned the administration
aud its colaborers for the repeal Of the Missouri
| Compromise.
The House then adjourned,
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Heirs WANTED. We extract the following
information from the Raleigh On. c. Register.
Some months ago an old woman, pretending
to ba an object of charity, come to this city and
called upon mostof our citizens soliciting aims
Her name was $50 she said1 Cdthnrine iibeyti
and She passed herself fupon the oredlluos as
fortune teller and female doctress. As she
bad 40 way by which to obtain livelihood and
seemed in the greatest restitution, she was ehar-
itably taken care of. On Monday last she died
This fact was communicated to two justices Of
the peace, who examined her eff cts. among which
were found money, in gold. silver. and bills
amounting to some $4,000. There were also
found among her effects certificates Of twenty
shares of stock in the New Albany Railroad, evil
dences Of her owning plantation in Kentucky.
and small sign BOARD with her name painted
thereon. No clue mas been obtained as to who
she is or what her previous life may have been
As a matter of course, if no heir is found her
property .escheats TO the University of North Ca
rollna.
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The Sick man Becoming Worse.

remarkable editorial appears IN the London
Tunes. of the Both ult., in which tho Sultan is
tins sn,len Of
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VI 'oe'r'. P'''" "' ~. wv ''''F''' - ''ii
"','es u a"' p''"'',u' a''
England intuf' designs on turkey are also
Swallowed fnrih
II is certain that the grcat part which France
has taken in the late War and the short conings
of our own military chief. have given for the pre-.
sen, subordinate place to England in the minds
of the Oren,el4. The opinion Of ,uch men may
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-29
Organixe! Organized!

A meeting will be held in this city Thursd"'
night for the purpose Of forming FILLMoR
Cir. Several addresses are expected aud th
public sSe invited to attend. Every voter VII
desires to see the Model President renstat.
In power ana Is willing to contribute his vote al
his influence to secure that result will be at lib
erty to connect himself with the Club. We hop
there will be full gaihering-and that an in
pulse may be given TO the good cause here ib'
will be felt throughout the State.
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his gratitude 10 him for his cxertions in hs be.
hall in Missouri and his regret at the hostility 10
him. manifested b. portion Of The Democratic
party but In which he never participated II
will be well therefore for Democrats who do not
contemplate going over TO Fillmore at the first
convenient opportunity, not 10 be msled by tho
Benton.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
no,.. sig. tina, your -lia is s.seh,.d, your

Ds you sigh that your sA's - - " ~,
af,lex yellow and ronght lave you bought all the nu-
mems trs and other preparations Ter the skin only to
cure Yo learn that what appears on the sff. on
H. an Of foul ulcerous humor in the blood Piiipts
rough skin and scsy erupons but the effects OF hia'n
cause Won the dcformiy with cosmetics Bn' yo
wish To- clear beautiful complexion at all times II
Won those ugly bintehcs from the snrfa ana
OF the skin for so co1ne
an tho rose tint health bloom again your CHECK
remove the cause by taking DR. l.. b Wrigis Seroinnus
Antidoe fails 10 do when the directions are ioi-
lowed Give II a trial See advertisement
f,I. n
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ar,vpoSrp. - The attempt to keep the dust out
e ,be ears ,i the Central road by boxing ~ The
wheels has proved futile. and tho rigging has been
taken off The casing was continually tearing on
and frightning into fits 'iniid passengers. ne
least obstruction on or near tue unea-a ssieh
g ,.aoa Ear iostanee-was sufficient 10 tearn side
to pieces. aud SO they have been Abandoned
Rochester Advertiser.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-29

The ASPECT OF THE CONTEST. 1t is now We
ry generally conceded by the knowing ones.
North and South, that the Presidential contest
has narrowed down to Fillmore and Fremont Blu
chanan ning altogether of the track The adj
hercuts of the latter still maintain show of OPP
position. but It is more from pride than from any
hope Of sustaining the waning fortunes OF the
Whentland changeing. Fillmore will go on gath
er;ng strength daily until November next. when
tho "Model President" will have his own again
Baltimore Clipper.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-29

Mr.. BUCHANAN AND MIR. BESToN.-The
Washington Union having asserted that Mr.
Benton was opposed to Nj Buchanan, aud that
u pretended support was designed t.. njure
The prospects Of the latter in Missouri. the St.
Lapi- Democrat, Benton's organ, replies by pub
fisnng article in which the following state
nisni Is made:
In this connection we take occasion tn say
what rhorld no. have said otherwise. that We.
have received within the pas, two days. from the
very best and highest authority, the assurance
that Mr.. Buchanan was deeply mortified and
ngcrievra by the course Of the Washington
Unioa 10 THE respect, and had rcm,,nstrated
against repetition Of any such articles. in a
manner thaf would not fail Of its effect Heal.
70 has cent HE assurances to Colonel Benton Of
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The Louisville (Ilen,ucky) Courier says. the
wife Of n well known drayman, IN Cosington died
one dry lat week. Tn" next day the berea'eo
man married a new wife, and took her with MIN
l., tle dead wife's funeral
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-29

a s'crfa.,,ca Breath


n TO friend OF absent ones whaf can
lac more appropriate what acceptable what dear
and worthy to be cherish than natural feike almost
speaking and breathing likeness of the the household
the Little Olive Plants home those absent ones
whose faces in the flesh may be seldom Aynrro men
have bartered health, and character and happiness for gl
ambitious men have sacr feed home, comfort fo
Tor the attainment of place ami power but ever heard of
the happy posscss1r ofone of Tanners ntae Ambratvs
photographs or Dagnerreoypcs exchanging money
from the impulse OF tie hottest HAT are left
N the heart OF fallen humanity, 10 pcrpetaate cement
friendship to renew, to seal aud rati hal3 Affection The
senior operator Senior in the otes In tho ross
ladles not by age) eontrnp 4ie viii In mis-
mpfazng mood wi no little satisfaction The h h ana
happy influences that constantly going from lis es
tshmen through the medium of beautiful ruhf pictures
It not less beautiful and truthful originals 10 GLADDEN. Tho
aalftso the Fathers and Mothers the and Brothers
Lovers and SwePhcRrts Of the land
The ude signed hpyiag increased his car of nea,~ aud
faEneaa han' fresh anli large supply OF naeials nps
" ih C., cry Doy tols a,erJ where In ali weaticrs ma
oe procured athia Ambroype or Daeueeoype and those
ho wishing fac sf6iie of themselves viii cordially wei
comet ana amHy repaid for their trouble exainy our
excellent eNhouIon OF Pictures. In addition our aim, Il nm.
limited stock Of new and unique cases have any nnant
Il fashionable Jewelry such as oekets Breast Pins urorc
lets Watch Fobs Finger Rings &c designed To contain ir
lures any OF which will he In the svla % the ART
cash only. s TATvFPp ~ i''
-, n p Side Maiu St. three doors below nr,iro,
9's -'.@ Lynchburg, Va
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DEATH OF THREE BRoTnERs.--At Cincinnati
on Wednesday last P,srics Z. Kelley died of sun
stroke. While attending his funeral his brother
Edward was struck down in the same manner and
died. The next day another brother, Michael,
vas sent to Jail where he died of derium ire.
ipens.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-29

ACourrrAL oF,lIoN. Z. +. HERBERr.-Wasl,.
ington, Jnly 2a.-Thc jury.in the case of Hon,
+. /. Herbert, accused of the murder of Thomas
heating, after an absence OF A minutes, return
ed with "A verdict of mot guilty" Mr. Herbert
was then released.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-29

date of Darrha Cholera Marou, Gho prepared
ny j II Thorn Co. has given eatire satisfaction to Nil
lose who have been so forunaeas to USE it, This Elixir is
composed Of harsh dsagecabe and stimulating nCTedi
cuts but pleasantly combined that the smallest child will
take H. L is soothing and tonic she stomach and bowels
and when taken directed, fails afford relief
short time. Every family should bottle within reach
this Of the year whon bowel complaints preva
fully
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-29

1Hr GERMAN TURNER'S FoR FrEMosr.-a
convention of delegates from the lurnyerine
Associations of New York, New jersey, and
Connecticut wns held recently at Military Hall
in Even street. in Williamsburg. y. y. for the
purpose of amieably arranging some matters OF
difference between the Eastern Associations
Franz Derk presided and +. Hume scted Us sc.
rotary. Twenty eight societies were represent
ed. aud the matters in question we're duly ar.
ranged. Afterwards. political discussion n
rose. and the delegates reported that NIL the As.
.ociaiions were in feYor of the election of Col.
Fremont There nre 6J,000 Turner's in the
United States. of which about 1000 reside in
The Southern States. and mostly in favor of
the election of Buchanan. In New York aud
New Jersey there arc about 10000 Turner'S
and il j. reported that. with the exception of
about 600, they are all for Fremont.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-29

Nrs Darlington says the only way 10 proven.
steamboat explosions is Ito make the engineers
bie Their water on shore In her opinion AN
the Dustin is done by cooking the steam all
board
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y This hands nely improve Watering will open
Tor the reception OF visitors the 18th dsy
the beautiful of Roanoke
road leading from Salem by Newcastle the svcc:
Springs aud within days journey from Richmond Peters,
burg
Passengers the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad will
reach Salem fsom Richmond, ,ock p NJ and will
immediately taken iu Kent Summeson splendid daily
W Stage Coaches TO the Roanoke Red Sulphur, 90 miles,
Mhoit Ihey VIII arrive before and find
that can tempt the traveller proong
they prefer 10 do they leave in the
uH dine at the Sweet Springs, and reach The reenbrer
White sulphur, before night thus making an ENTIRELY
DAY IRANEL Of two days from Richmond Petersburg,
10 the White Sulphur.
In returning from ha Springs passengers will be brought
from the White sulphur Roanoke Red SULPHUR the first
Salon IN time for The morning reach Richmond
Or Petersburg the day.
No expense trouble will he spared make this as agree.
me as any W Altering Place in Virginia Although.
candidate for popular favor the themselves
una" " destined to AXE high position well
I'VE quantities as fer the style Of its accommodations Mir Cha
ancy 50 ell knGsn first caterer public an
Tor bis attention to all the public establishment
has A'n secured together with his wife, nanage Under
tr management visitors may a welcome
and tho best treatment
Tho Hotel which contains IS rooms including a spacious
Hs Room and all the other erected
m e most arroF ed models aud furnish
accommodation for $50 visitors the present whc.
w" De increased to be required lat rcattt
superb BAND OF MUSIC has been gagged fer the
s" and in all respects viii be and earnest ct
happy
The Of the Roanoke Red Sulphur fully
sHazod but the remarkable aeneGt derived itsE ty
'.is suffering from pulmonary complaints justa"9 the be
~ ',i a'nons o'hel valuable medicinal 4hales II VIII De
q, 'u' j" aY lhat which has the Red Sulphur q"
Monroe II; celebrity, viz sducing the pulse, acting az
t - the same time. 1t has highly beneficial
persons suffering from Dyspepsia and other diseases of the
necessary
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-29

Mr.. Sims. the anti Benton candidate tor 1t.
Governor of Missouri has declined to run, aud
Hancock Jackson, of Randolph county has been
nominated in his stead. Hon John c. Griffin
declines TO run as an elector ON the Benton ticket.
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lsed reputation that cannot he assaied Or VIE
\ shaw of Washington n c.. writes under date of May J.,
follows heard Of many al decided beneficial
effects especially in Asthma and chrome Cough
spasmodic have used the Wild Cherry great
deal In practice, and with mar pd good results
knows the reputation of the Turpentine and
alsa in coughs The camb aton of
these principles WIsrAns BALsAn WILD CHERRY is in
xonions and judicious.
Medical justly disrustfu of Patent Medicines in
general candor discriminate between outrageous nos
hnbugs aud those eicines which have proved
salutary and in many W ell attosed cases curative
None genuine unless signed BUTTS ON the wrapper
SETH W. FOWLE & co, 1873 Washington Street, Bos-
ton. Proprietors. Sold by their agents everywhere.
Tor sale by j. II THOMPSON & co. and J II. SE.,Y.
Iy - Il taNylw
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happen know that Hr AYERs Cherry Pectora, and
Catharie Pills goonecnes aud sal proclaim because
do know It, We confidently believe there vast amount
relief from suffering for afflicted fellow wrapped
mp in these skful preparations aud shall freely use lit
tie influence to make them known to those who need them
Phiiadelpbia Sunday IiaaSs
LII IL
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MORE WiTnpRawALs.-JohnF +. Collins. ~ J.
Collins, +. Springer John O'Neal VIM. Meal
lister. J. d. Treadway B. F. Btton, g. w.
Mays. Micbeal Await. w. ID. Pricker, Vim.
Johnson and Randall Rhodes. have published in
the Arkansas True American Of the 9Th inst, a
Gard. announcing their withdrawal from The 70
called Democratic foreign party, and their de-
termination TO go for Willard Fillmore.
There is "A stampede among the Democracy Of
Arkansas.
lfany doubts this, they can these let
tiers at this office.-Ameriean Organ.
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and urmans had found out the value OF your
Pain Killer could readily have disposed Of large
IL among them 1t parficula ~ etcacnus In
cholera morbns bowel complaints and other diseases 10 which
of Burmah from their univ holesone style of living
are peeu exposed II valuable anlute the poison
Of Ccnpcdes Scorpions Hornets ami the like have been
twice stung by Scorpions and N both eases esed the most
crueaug pain entirely the swelling by appn
the Pain Killer On voyage homeward from j dia, the
Captain the ship taken with vomiting and pngng and
other symptoms Of cholera him good dose OF Pain
Killer with the immediate and happy results So entire
speedy the relief that he assured he would
again go voyage without your excellent medicine, II he
could possibly procurrit. Respectfully yours,
REV j. BENJAMIN, Late Miss.onar. TO Burmah
Sold by Druggists Groces and Medoin Dealers every
where july 10 DIV