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The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-05-15
Groaa kansas.

We received letter rom our Kansas cor
respondent, "a, n, F." by the last mail. but il
has been delayed 50 long on the way. that its
news Is already familiar TO our readers, We
quote short extract from the letter;
LnAvnswoRru CRY. X, I. April 4.
The Territorial Courts are doing
the business the Congressional Committee wss
clpscted 10 perform. The Courts an axsem-
blssi Ia tho different counties. and arc engaged
In summoning witnesass from The different pre-
ciuc,s, and invstigating the alleged trrasouablc
violations Of the law. by the. socalled. ircs-
State men. II is probable the judges and
Clerks Of the election will b indicted.
The Court Ia held six miles rom here and
am cretibly informed. by gentleman who wAs
summoneSi - witness that there will bs up
wards Of one hunird and 6Ny indictments
found against men In this city
RkRprs Is very unpopular among
the conservative frce State men his ccur,c is
cousidessd very inconsistent Yet he 10 an
able man. and hc,,sr lawyer and orator than
wHrrvrxLp. iASx Is one OF the most perfect
demsgogues ever knew,
Steamboats Arv nov making regular trips To
this city, and have been since the 10Th oi
March They bring large amounts Of hsigh,,
and . great number Of passenger; the latter
are ninetepths egssIsts,s men. The amount Of
emigration 20 Xmas will Be largs this Season
Property 10 increasing In value, and the towns
and cities are rapidly growing In population.
The farmers are plowing. and preparing to
put in their spring crops. Everything looks
prosperous, and when kansas b admitted into
the Cuico. As a IRE State. Il viii be one Of ,As
tnest Shtes In the Union a.Nr,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-05-15

Ihs Bosrdof Aldermen ior tho ensuing year
will consist Of the following gentlemen:
First Ward--Wm H. NOblcs, William
Branch and g. II. Schurmier.
Second Rayd--C. g. Gave. WIN. B. Mdror-
ty and Charlss Rauch.
Third Ward John II. Irvine. &, 1. Emer.
son and Patrick Ryan.
We announced In Yesterdays pspsr.that thsr'
was tic In the vote for Aldesman Tor thrcs
Year,. In tho Second Ward. between Mcssrs
M0RosrY and LARrruEuR. The statemssi
was incorrect The vote In the ward was N
follows
wm. hedsusty .,..,.,,.,......,,...... gas
u iArpsassaf. 900
---
VI
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-05-15

Gn,rs ron Cmcloo.--The st. LOUIS Dsuo-
crni Of the 9th says Produce isnot arriving
from the Illinois as is desirable. Chicago at
present offers better prices than st. Louis for
grain. The Persia, on her last trip. took TO
lsoahe for shipmen, by canal to Chicago
2,00 sacks Of wheat par, OF which she took
onsboard hefe, and part at Liverpool On the
illls6k and w are informed that there are
yet 700o sacks at points on the Illinois, de-.
tined for Chicago"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-05-15
TBBhs or THE
Weekly Pioneer and DemecFss.
The Eieeti0n.

We claim the election Of Mr.. BscSsn, The
Democratic candidate for Mayor st ths char
ter election on Tuesday last, ~ decided VIC
tory on the part Of the Democracy, over oil ths
eIements Of the opposition united - they were
in the support Of = socalled Peop'es ticket.
RcpubIicsnixm In st Paul. does not thrive.
Tho party here never hes been In aourishing
condition. and ~ insignificant 10 Il now. In
point Of numbers, that the leaders do not care
about displaying their wakness by IN open
movement
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-05-15
Pollsleal News.

The old line Wings Of Massachusetts, held a
meeting at Boston, and declared thsir adhesion
10 the principles of the Wing party. and that
they would enlist Ia the ranks of 10 party
which did not bear the Hag sqd keep step to
the music Of the Union" A Wing STATE Cen
tral Comnittes Was appointed
A portion Of the seccicrs from the Americas
National Convention have issued card INIT
ing Delegates 10 assemble in the city Of New
York On Thursday the 18th Of June. Tor the
purposs Of nOainstisg candidates Tor the oiicss
Of President and vice President Of the United
Ststes. The call 10 addressed to those who
are opposed 10 the establishment Of slavery ia
any Of the Territories that are covered by th<
Missouri eomprOtnise." II 10 signed by twenty
individuals, sod the list 10 headed by the nsms
Of AsrsosY CoLsY, Of New Hampshire.
Great prspsrations are making at Cincia
matt. for the Democratic Conventios. Ths
Burnet Houss has prepared accommodation
tor over 1000 persons, and every room in tb'
hoass Is engaged.
Most Of the districts Ia the State u Souti
Carolina have appointed delegates to meet ia
Columbia on the first Mosday in May. to maxi
arrangements for being properly represented a
tho Cincinnati Convention, which Is TO Assem-
be 10 June next, br the purpose Of efIecting Z
nomination Of candidates for the Presidency
and vies Presidency.
The Indiana Democratic State Committee
met ct indianapolis on the 10th nit. Tbs
Chairman and Secretary otthe COMMITTEES wer'
requested 10 make out, sign and forward TO .h'
delegates and contingent. delegates Of Indiana
their credentials 70 the National Democratic
Convention A preamble and resolution WA
adopted by the Committee recommending JoHs
q. WLsUR, the Dernocrstic candidate for 1t
9oyersor. TO decline the nomination, he mol
being eligible on account Of age. Col WmsUR
then resigned by . letter addressed TO the Com
mittee, and AsRAn A. HAnnosp. an oldlins
Wing. was substituted as the Democratic can
didate. The oIdlipe Wings Of Indiana gen
orally sre expected 70 act with the Democracy
oi IadiaaaL .tbia graz sgsipst Knox Nothingisp
and Abolitiouisrn.
Tho colored X. Ma OF Ohio have called q
State Convention to be held at Columbus on
the 10th Inst. Their white brethren meet on
the 27th.
Ths following 10 from the Rochester Adyer
tiser :
George law will be the June Convention
American candidate Fillmore will decline thu
nomination Of the party given 10 him at Phila
delphia. lie viii decline becauss ~ ID not On
American. In the party sense in which the,
word 10 now used BY the Knew Eothings. In.
formation has been received from Mr.. Fillmore
Within few days, 10 that efbct."
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-05-15
spessai Amen nee nsuss.

We learn fton Mr. RicE Of the following
changes 10 post otsces In this Territory;
SAsusL r. BAxss to he epost,naster At Lake
vile. Dakota county. In place Of GMrvrs
Pnrtrs, rcsigucd
G. W. Cnuncuui TO be postmaster ai
Little Fslls, Benton county, in place Of jazz
FEaovs. resigned
The Postmaster Generai has ordered the -.
tablhhmcnt Of a pos, Office ., llaeketts Grove
Hspdsrsou county and the appo'a,msn, Of Es.
rsr HAcxxrr, ~ postmaster.
MARIAN Srosx has born appointed post.
master at Belle Plainc. in place Of Epw,sp T.
BftNy resigned
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-05-15
Imporsans 60 the Creditors sfs Cntsea
Sea(Ds In Mtnmeeeea.

SlAeDo In Ml00eooS1s
Hon. ii. ~ RicE, Deegste' l@~sfoso " us
from Washington The following isttes sddressed
N him hv ,he Secretsry 0f the Treasury, which
ve commend 10 the uniortuuatss who are
.lssed among the creditors of the General
o.-,,
'o'e'"'' r-,
ikkAs.kI DsrAsrsxsr ~ sa.
Apsn ~. 1902.
Hm - Ga, N.Er o. tne Iotn in.tsnt' ssk'
ing that tnis DeRsf'nen. wiil estimate % Con
gfcss 'or rHy inoasAnd Doiiafn 10 make ol
asIcsne,s.' WHICH nave accrued SINCE "a o.
NAY, ieos, w tne sppsops1st'cus Sor tns Ief'
rUry a Mmneso.s; ana enclosing e,Ers ~
rsssse 70 such oenc@hcies ron D. IsA,'s
I'ossks, oecretary OF ss'd ieFritory' mas UGH
fscaveo.
IN fep'y, ! nave 70 ny nss M nos'sn .n,i.s. -.
zen INSTRUCTED by ths DsPaismen. -. 70 e,'s ~
ADD report al bills. outst&nn'ng AS@ns' "e
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-05-15

We learn from Washington, that Capt. J.
II. smrsos, Of the Typographical Engineers
waa tos y aamger q, .yea,s past hsa 9ccspied
the position of Superintendent of Government
Roads for the Territory Of Minnesota, has late
ly bsen ordered 10 other service by the Secrc-
tary of War.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-05-15

Tns puhuqae Tribune Of Saturday morning
last. has news fforu Mr.. TnoaiSaros. member
Of Coogrcss from lowe, Of the paasage by The
Hosss Of Representative Of bill granting land
foe Railroads ffou Dubuque TO Sioux City /;
Lyous to Missouri River davenport to Coun
Gil Blufs Burlington ~ Platte River
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-05-15
To the Public.
UsFIcR or THE L. $. MARSHAL.

UssICR or rHr L. $. Marshal.
So. P.UL. N. T.. May lj, 1856.
Mr. Goodrich VIII you please give place
in your paper to the following letter from the
Secretary Of the Interior.
BY II the public will see that until Congress
passes an appropriation bill, there are no funds
10 the Treasury to defray the expenses Of the
Courts in this Territory and that all claims
upon the Judiciary, will have to lie postponed
until that act is passed.
Very Respectfully,
NJ W IRwix. L. s. Marshal
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-05-15


On Tuesday last, the weather ws very In
element, and Notwithstanding the increase In
the vote over that cast al ihe eidiung election
last fell, We DO not think full vote was cast 10
any of the wards.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-05-15

Herr is gcoi suggestion that We especially
commend TO the republicans and Others
Who propose to go into the Presidential can
vass on single issue
Hall, in his JOurnai Of Hnsah. says that
the best method ct keeping of tendency to 10
sanity Is not to dwell TOO long On one idea
We see a tendency TO insanity rapidly deveI
opine i,self already among our "cpublican
friends lie, them heed the warning 10 time -
Sv-rngSR3 NeSsl RSyaRicaa
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-05-15

KKoxrK. IowA.-This town lately voted, BY
q large majority. for special tar Of $4,000
for city improvements. They bad already
debt OF s5s0,O00.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-05-15

ST. Lows. May g.
The Rsput4,euss Weston correspondent has
received letter from DR.. Mckee. Sheriff
Jones Physician. dated the 10th. in which be
says jones symptoms are favorable. and high
hopes are entertained Of his recovery. Also
that Col Sumnsr arrived at Lawrence the day
before with his whole command. and severely
ccnsurci the people Zoe firing into his lieuten-
ants tent
Mcsrs Robinson and Rsuler charged the ac-
ton to the proslavcry party.
Col Sumner said il was untrue. aud II Gov.
Shannon would leave the thing to him he would
very quickly settle it.
A correspondent Of the DsmosTai writes that
Jones Vas removed from Lawrence to Franklin.
on the 2<th, accompanied BY Stringiellow and
Whitfield, who saw they dare not remain at
Lawrence.
StriAgfellow went before the eomaittes Of in
vessigAtion, demanding - . citizen OF kansas
TO appear by himself or by counsel to introduce
testimony and examine witnesss
Mr.. Howard. the chairman, refused the de
mand. on the ground that the objects OF their
coming would thereby be Debated. a. the rsul,
would be not an Investigation on their part, but
an Inquisitioo BY everybody.
Sam lA,ters, Deputy Sheriff OF Douglas Co,
y having writs made out for the arrest OF one
hundred ctisens Of Lawrence. ehArEssi with
commission ef criuc under Territorial laws
standing army viii be stationed At Law
renee. until al arrests are mass and prisoners
conveyed TO Lecompton.
"a the ,o,h a Gre broke out in JKs~rr 4
MOAN rag WAREHOUSE % East ADD North
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Why nonalaon I.efL

The inquiry has often arose Why Andrew
jackson DonelsOn. the X. N. candidate for
the Vice Presidency. left the Dsmoeratic
party, Hon. r. Stanton in the Naystille
Express gives the reason thus
"So edio'Is was Bonelsoa d The dem
cratic party. evea as early as de sumner
Of 1854, before Nhe election JfsGeneral
Pierc. that the demOcraisiin Congresswould
not elect him printer to the Heuse. although
he was then editer Of the metropolitan paper
and the party had large majority Of the
members. They re used 10 permit his name
TO be associated with his lamented partner,
General Armstrong. and gave the office tC
the latter. The editor of this paper nouii-
mated General Armstrong 70 The House. and
happens to know well What we're the rela'
+! tons Of Donelson at the time to the party
4 General Armstrong was elected priatsr on
the 27lb day Of August. 1889, some tine
before the election of General Pierce. A
short tine after this very unequiFocsl indi
cation of the feeling of the party towards
Major Donelson he sold his interest in the
Washir gton Union to General Armstrong
and retired to private life, a soursd and
dissatisfied man. frs r.a adj Of t1sps1 taa
Upon the Inauguration Of Pierce, sDonel
son was among the most importanste of The
applicants for foreign appointments. but as
refused by the President. He then labor.
ed tc procure one for his son in law. Mr..
Wilcox, Of Mississippi, and it was not unit
he had failed in both efforts that he openly
denounced the administration, and Turned
traitor to the principles Of his party"
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Persons lahoripg under this distressing d;ease
viii find Dr.. HANCE'S Epieptic Pills to lie the on
y remedy everdiscovered for curing Epicpsy0r Fall
ling Fits. These Pills possessa scientific action on
me nervous systemi and although prepared especi
found of especial benefit TO all persons afflicted With
weak nerves, or whose nervous system hns been
pros sirated shattered from nuy cdSlse whaiever-
The iyspeprc patient, whose stomach has lost the
power of duly converting food into life sustaining
element, il s.reieved by a single course of the ex,
truordinary Pills The gastric fluid re re-acqres its
solvent power, and the crude nutriment which was
a load and burden to the sufferer while his diaes.
tive organization was paralyzed and unsrung. bo
comes under the wholesome revolution created ir
he system, the busis of strength, activity anc
health. H-E I tast1 H fA.
S-nt to any part of the country by matl, free o
postage. Ad ress SETH s. HAEcE, los Ealtimsrt
Street Baltiusoie1 Ma. Price one box, SO; two $5
twelve, S2l. Y al' es 81 rs 53 FL sgf lat4s
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The Laws.

We expect to be through with the pub.
lication OF the Laws in two weeks, when we
shall resume our usual variety. The .im-
portance of those enactments of ths Legis'
Iature which have appeared and may ap
pear in our columns, should secure for
them a careful perusal from evey ciiiz en-,
who desires to be informed in regard to the
Laws BY which he is expected to shape his
course Of action. Many others have been
passed, but the Board of Publication, with
a laudible spirit Of economy. determined te
publish only such as the Importance o
which demanded that they should be earl,
land before the people, which was the ob
ject intended, no doubt, by the Legislature
and those who passed the act authorizing
heir publication. ta5G s5 .a5
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Getting Frightened.

Judge R P. Spalding has written let.
ter to the Cleveland Herald, in which he
takes the grouad, that unless the Republi-
cans nominate a man for President upon
whom all the factions Of fusion can unite,
the Democrats willbe sure to carry the
lee i>n.. He therefore advises the mem
berS OF. his party notto nominate man OF
extreme abolition views. This rendered
into plain Eagiisb, means that the fusion
isis must nominate somebody to beat the
Democrats, NJ matter what are bis princi-
pies. Fusionism is doomed. Judge Spald.
ng sees the handwriting on the all, and il
possible would avert the calamity But j,
is too late. The miserable shutting Of the
leadersn the Black Republican fold can ne
YER save them. The skies are bright for
the Democracy, tsa.tE gey sSaRa g5& fi eji
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The onca Seekern.

The Statesman in speaking Of the rush Of
aspiranis under the eOlOred Republican
Gag, who are hanging about Columbus for
the spOils, says.-
The rush Of Fusionists for Office about
OUT streets, and hotels. and boarding. houses
under the new order Of prescription here IS
so great thateven the Journal cries out for
mercy aud protection from the crowd. The
army of candidates for Walden and Physi-
clan Of the Peniientiary is urheard OF in the
calender Of hungry expectaRts. Il is terri.
ble indeed. They shoUld get bible and
Sharp's rife, and off to Kansasl 80
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Legal Notice.

$40 q. We e . eEl- 4 the court Of Common
John Hastings John Par Pleas OF Harrison coun q
ish admr's Of ofGe5rgeFam. Ohio
iltOn deceased ct al J-E1B=s. - ts
TIME said defendants John HRstings and John
l. Parish, administrators OF George Fnmiton
deceased, will take notice thnt the plaintiff John
Hogg, on the l9th day Of April. A. d, 1856, fled
petition in said Court which perliton is now pend
ing, against them and others the object urd prayer
Of which petition is, TO have 6nal settlement and
an account taken of the matters involved in the
partnership lately existing between said plaintiff
and the said George Fanfiliun; and that Ger ainfea
estate purchased with the funds Of said partner shT
may be divided, or sold and the proceeds divided
between said plaintiff and the heirs Of said George
Familtou. Said defendants are equired TO appear
and answer said petition on or before the twenty
first day June of, A. d. 1856 ...t..
p '- '-aa 's ESFEP & NE ANS
.lg 4Ha E Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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GrAat cure Of piles

@ a~a # FIUNrsrlrTE, N. c., Nov, ], 2S53.
Or. G. M' Jsckson-~Denr Sir--Aiacw me to ox-
press. to you my sincere thanks for your diseev-
srY of medicine, which, 10 say the least of it. has
effected cure, trut Il other medicines that have
taken have entirely triled to do. "foohands Ger.
men Bitters" have Cared nae OF the most stnbborn
and aggravated case of the PILES thai. perhaps;
ever fell to the lot oflnan. Ny case is not slran-
ger to this commu9ity as am we'll known in this
aud the surrounding counts, and cantruly soy that
my recovery hos astounded all nv friends and relA
tions as had tried everything recommended, aid
nothing did wo ANY good until | was prevaited upon
to try the Bilecs. You are at liberty to mako any
use ofthls cohmvnca ion, for the benefit o the af-
Hicted, as you may think proper.
'lseiy yours, WAL J. ATWOOD.
See Advertisement 2w5I
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Notice

A LII persons arc 'heJ6by notfIsd tiIut roriion
N has been filed IN tho Office of the CIesss of the
Court OF Common Piens OF Harrison eohhty, Ohio.
rskins said Court yacate much af South street
as hes contiguous TO the grave yard lot in Cadiz
Ohio Tor tie purpose OF eHlarging the grave yard,
by using said proposed vacation in coRnectlon with
the lots OF ground CONTIGUOUS TO said street, opposite
20 Ge present graveyard; said petition also prays
said court iovacRte certain alley running nj right
angles W'ifli lisaid South STREET, md lying 7berseeh
lots numbered 25 10, 269, ~ 5, aad new owned by
Samuel McFn Fndden, Esq,
"a arriI 40 19s6-ft aa FsFWf+ 8 -. Eaia
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Retrenehmert- over the Left.

The expenses ofthe present Ohio Legis-
lature are over ONE HUNDRED DOL.
LARS per day, more than that Of last win
Ter. The extta clerks. reporters, DC, are
all in favor of an extra session, and the
Black Republican members are deslrous of
robbiag the State by sticking for an extra
mileage.--Seneca Advertiser. at 4.".
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% As SPRING and SUMNER MEDICINE
Calters Spanish Mixture stands pre- eminent above
all others. Its singularly etficacious action on the
bood its yiviyng qublities; its tonic action on the
Liver; its tenucify to drive all humors TO the sur.
face, thereby cleansing the the system according to
Nutures own prescription, its hartnless, and al the
same time extraordinary good effects, and the num-
Der OF cures testified to by many Of the mos rsspec
table citizens 81 Richmond Va and elsewhere, must
be conclusive evidence that there is no humbug a.
bout it. - ........s .-. s..eg al 10
The trial ota single bottle will sat sly the most
skeptieal of its benttits #'"
~ See advertisement in anothercoIumn -lm5l
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Riot in Erie.
EME, Pa, Apr

g.a E~fr EmE, Pa April 25.
A stceet fght occurred between Young
Maker and Il Mr.. Cochran. Cochran was
whipped, and from this grew general row,
the Constitaioa newspaper office being de-
stroyed, gatted and burned. The rioters
are firing cannon, and it i proposed to
destroy the houses Of the railroad men. - ~
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CARTER's SPANISH MIXTURE.
THE GREAT PURIFIER oFsBLOoDi
THE BEST Alternative Known!
Not q PartMle of Mercury in it..

THE GREAT PURIFIER OFsBLO0Dl
THE BEST ALTERNATIVE Known!
Not q Particle of Mercury in ii.
An infalable remedy for ScroIula, Kings lyil,
rheumatism, Obstinate Caaneons ErupiOns,
Pimpes or Postshes,ca the Face, Blotehes Boils,
Ague and Fever Chronic sore Eyes, Rims worm.
or letter scald.head, Enlargement and pain Of
the Bones and JOints, salt Rhenn stubborn Ul-
GERS syh,Iitc Disorders, and all diseases arising
from an injudicious use Of Mercury, lmprudehce
in Life, or lmpurity OF the Blood.
This great alteraiive Medicine and Purifier Of the
B cod is now asedbp thousands Of grateful patients
fiSm all parts otthe Un4ted Sates who testify daily
to the remarkable cures performed blythe greatest oi
all medicines, "CARTER's SPAiisH MixTFRE.n Neu-
ragia, rheumatism, etpula, Eruptions on the skin,
Liver aiseases, FeSers, Ulcers Old SORES; Affection
of The skidneys, diseases of the lhroat, Female
complaints, Pnins and Aching Of the Boles and
Joints, are speedily put TO flight by using this ines.
Unable remedy, .,rss..
For all diseases ofths Blood nothing has yet been
found to cofnpare with H. IL rleanscs the system OF
all Impurities ac's gently and efficiently on the liv
~ and Kidneys, strengthens the digestion, gives
tone TO the stomach makes the skin clear and heal
Thy, and restores the constitution, enittlcdly dis
case or broken bown by the excesses OF youth, TO
its prime vlgor and strength. EAEE&k
For the diseases OF Females it is peculiarly appi.
cable; and wherever it has become ku0syllisFcgu-
larly prescribed with the happiest effects. II myig
crates the weak and dehilitatod aud iInparts elas
tcity to the worn out frame, cears the skin, and
leaves the patient fresh AMI heathy;a single bottle
of tbisinestimabe remedy is worth all the so-called
Sarsaparilas in existence. EB
The large number of certificates which we have
recriyedfro persons from all parte of the Uuied
States, is the best eyidenc" that there is no hum
bug about t. The Press hotel keepers, magistrates.
physicians, and public men, well kH,'wn to the
immunity, all add iieir Testimony TO the wonder
full effects OF this RE NJ BLOOD PURIFIER @
Call on the Agent niYd get mn Almanac; and read
the dethi of astonishing cures Performed by Car
ters Spanish Mixture, in n,ost cases where every
thing else had siQnully fhiled) The limits Of an
advertisement will not admit hcirlull insertion.
WM BEEeS q 40 PROPRIETORS,
t~ No. 304, Broadway, New York, n
To~hoih all orders must be directed. s'aa
For sale by Druggists aud oantry Merchants ir
all parts Of the United states aa Gaaadas, and nv
John Mclean and John Bsall Cadiz,I. L. CrAmt I.
let, Deervile; I. J, Brown, Meorefeld. ass x ez
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N4g-We see by The coIo,pd Rennh

Eg-We see by the coiofed Republican
papers Of this district that Hon. John
A. Bingham has bsen making a stump
speech inrNew Jersey, while at the same
Time he has been drawing $s day for Con
gressiona! services. The editors Of these
papers, all of them, have prlsase letter be
fore them, which they say states that Bing-
h am almost unequalled himself and done
wonderful things generally. Now who
wrote this putting letter? We are incllned
to believe that il was Johnny himselfi who
was putting up his own acts. .neil ssa38 ~