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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-07-02

MAssAsolT SALvEs CURES BAD HuMoRs.-
Jos. Chilson was afflicted with a bad IIumor,
which settled in his eyes. He lost sight in
one and it was feared he would in tlc other;
but on application Of the 'Massasoii Salyc',
his eyes were fully restored to their original
sight.
Sold at % cents per box.
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Pianos for Sale.

TWO Rosewood Pianos Gone having an
l. Eolian Attachment) can be bought low
for cash. Enquire of II. L. Sheldon, at the
Post Office, or A. J. Pierce, at the Addison
House. IL
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AM ERICAN HOUSE
III u n " NJ v

THE subscriber, of the late firm Of Shcp-
l. ard s Miller, bcgs leave to announce to
the public that he has again opened tho
above house, and refittcd and refurnished the
same, to be kept AS a first class house, on
strictly temperance principles.
The undersigned would respectfully tender
his thanks to the former patrons Of the
house, and ask a continuance Of their pat~
ronage and also infoim the travelling public
that no pains will be spared to render tho
American a pleasant and agreeable house for
the traveller or sojourner.
The American is situated on the corner Of
Third and Fulton Streets, a short distance
from the Union r. r. Depot, and but a few
steps from the steamboat landing.
.Porters always in attendance on the arrival
the cars and boats.
II. MILLER. Proprietor.
Troy, May, 1856. 4:3m
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Mr.. Erastus Cross of Franklin, VT,
was murdered By n Frenchman on Mon
day last. Mr.. Cross was milking a COW,
when the Frenchman asked him to set.
tie a bill Immediately. Mr.. Cross re
fused. when the Frenchman struck him
on the head with a club, killing him in
s%tantly.
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List of Letters

u EMAlNlNG in the Post Office, at Mid
II dlebury, July |, 1856.
Baxter, Geo. W. Jackman, Samuel
Barnum, Rev. II. n. Jackman, n:
Brown, Francis Kelly, Miss Mary
Brown, John Z. Lamb, Almond
Cheney, L;zzicll Nicholson, Henry
CharrOn, Charles Parker, J. VI.
Crane, Michael Pond, Munson G,
Cogeswell, Ellen A. Ryan, William
De Bear, Mr.. Scovell, S. 4.
Easer, WIN. A, Stevens, Mrs ,AbbyM
Fisher, Trypnvna Wheeler, William
Harris, Mrs. Sarah A, Winchester, II.
Huntington. John
Eg~Call for 4" advertised " letters.
Il. r. WRIGHT, p. NJ.
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JOSEPH ". MORRIS, VI y
I,ANslNGu BRIGGS, NJ. d.

~ Ihbshs "
Hon. u. l.. DODGE, Of Auburn, y. Y and late
member nj our State Legislature, aud one Of the most
accomplished PLY sicinns aud Chemists of our county,
after giving this mrdicinc, his personal observation,
shvs-' II l. destined to supcr-ede NIL liquid prepare
tions fnr the c ne Of Chronic di.easn-.'
Bach's Family Rccirc BOOK il to he had gratis of all
Agents YOU will there see curos OF Diseases recorded
AND YOU arc invited Ia communicate wirh any whose
ce'tifc Gates are rivcn, IN order 10 prove them genu inc.
C,UTIoS.--All the genuine medic mo beais the fac
,imiie of +. r.R COVENTRY & Co gu the outside
wrapper.
Principal oihcc and Depot, 50 Gcne.ee 1T. Auburn,
n Y.
FRED. T.. SMITH, General Agent for the State of
Vermont. lilly
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Edward Mussey

Edward Mussey
d ESPECTFULLY informs the people Of
IL this county and the public at large, that
he has taken the
ADDISON HOUSE,
In Middlehu bury, for = term of years. He in
tends to keep a first rate house, and iopes
by strict attention to the wants of his guests
and moderate charges, to merit a liberal share
of the public patt image.
Middlcbury, May q, 1856. s:
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Family Stores.
Zinc Paints,

NERDIGRlS, &c French and American
Zinc-dry and in oil-White Lead, Yer
digris, Paris Green, &c. ALI of the purcst and
best kinds known, received and for sale by
Z. NALLETTE.
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Certifcatoe
Certihcatoe.
Important fronl DR.. T.. ". Satin,of Rochester,

important fdm Dr f.. U.Sattn,0 Of Rochester,
". Y.
Dec ember !, 1855.
Tins may c"rt'y that ! have made a trial Of
BACH'S AMERICAN COMPOUND" in a case of &c.
we're bronchial Affection, aud a long standing irrita.
ton of the mnous coat of the Alimentary track. By
the use of two bottles Of the above Compound, il i.
thought a permanent cue was effected. have seen
ITS wonderful effects in n decided case of Scrofula
Consumption, whefc the patient was thought to he
beyond cure after taking a few bottles If thu Annri-
can Cnmpniini /. now thought to he out of dagger, aud
nearly woil From what ! have seen Of the effect Of
the COMPOUND, | should certainly ccomnrnd its use
III such cases As above named. f.. W SARlN. NJ. d.
Auburn, N.Y. June 10, ISIS.
We, tho undersigned have received thr formula for
preparing "BACH's COMPOUND" aud
as far rs we have tested II, can recommend ITS gcneral
use as n tonic and alternative Medicine, to REMOVE Vi
TtATJD LESSONS nF THE Blood, aud peculiarly
adapted 10 Females suffering from Leucorrhr,,
(Nfhite.O nni TO thass whose constitutions are cufce.
bed from Intermittent Eeyrrs.
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Herds Grass.

- ED TOP, CLOVER e. GARDEN SEELS,
IL in store and for sale by
May 10. +. V~ALLETTE.
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LIME.

(lF that superior quality so well known in
" Addison county, and the adjoining towns
can be had at all times during the season, at
the kiln of the subscriber.
NELSON C%HlIIENDEN-
M~idhlebury, April %, 1856. sm
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Bach's American Compound.

The subscriber would respectfully ask the
attention of the people of Vermont, TO the
claims of
BACH'S AMERICAN COMPOUND,
As one OF the best preparations before the pub
lie for the relief and cure Of the following com
plants
bronchitis, Minister'S Sore TXroat, Caiomci,
Nursing and liberated Sore lfouthS, Sore
Nipples, Mcreuriat Taints, ESUey Sores,
Scro(uia, liberation of the Lungs and
.S1oma.h, all Neruons Complaints, Female
Weakness and Irregularities, Eluor ADuS,
Tor Vaitcs,) Coughs arising frOm an Fri.
tated Throat, Piles, Weak StomdehS-iH
fact, in atcy case Of
wEAKNEsslN, INFLAMMATION, OR MPURE
BLOOD, USE THIS REMEDY.
In the city Of Auburn, where this medicine
is prnpared, and the Proprictors reside, a large
list of the most reliable and respectable proofs
of its efficacy have been furnished in its favor,
by the voluntary ~promptings of those who
have been relieved and cured of long standing
and extremely aggravated affections OF the
above complaints, from a grateful desire 10
spread its knowledge, and promote the good
Of others who may be similarly afflicted.
It's influence has been peculiarly happy in
all cases of Bronchial and Throat aGcctions.
from slight to ChrOnic IHfdmmatiOhS aud
alterations. Also in some very marked cases
of Female Weakness and Irregularities, and
many other complaints enumerated above.
We have also some strong cases of this
character in our own State, in which it has
been used with ~woAdertuL success, whore for
years resorts to many other remedies have
failed TO afford relief. Its ingredients, among
which is n compound fluid extract OF
"BEECH DROP" OR "CANCER ROOT"
and composition are such as to render il per>
fectly safe and harmless requiring the exer-
else OF no especial care in regard to the habits
OF 1.-THE individual, beyond that ordinarily ne
ccssary.
From u personal knowledge Of these facts,
l do not hesitate to say to all vhc are in any
way afflicted with Bodily Weakness, Debility,
Inflammation, Impure or Sluggish Blood, that
BACHS AMERICAN COMPOUND
Is recommended in the strongest assurance
Of Relief and Cure.
FRED. L. SMITH, Montpelier.
Wholesale Agent for the State of Vermont.
To whom all orders should he addressed.
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SPRING STYLES MoLESKIN hats, for
- sale by i. VALLETTE.
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Paints and Oil.

SHEEP Tic TOBACCO and Wool Irvine
~ Just received by H. A SHELDON.
June ., 1856.
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TO DRUGGISTS AND OTHER DEALERS,
a Gard

A Card.
For the convenience Of Druggists and indi-
vIduaAs now using this Medicine in the State
of Vermont, II constant supply will be kept in
the hands of our State Agent, FRED. L.
SMITH, and all applications or orders will
be promptly filed, on the same terms as when
addressed to us.
=. v. II. COVENTRY, g. co, Proprietors
so Gencsee.st, Auburn, n. Y.
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LNMBRoIDERIES, LACES, &c,-Embr'd
~ Collars and Sleeves, Edgings and Insert.
tions, Flouncings and Bands, Thread Edeings,
Real Silk Edgings, Wovc Thread Edgings,
White and Cord Crochet Cord, Embd'y Cot
ton, silk Embdy Braid, Embd'y Silk, Embd'y
Cloth, Crochet Hooks, Collar Pattcrns,& Scat
BECKWITH'S
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Bnt not an angry father.
Surely" Young America" will think none
the less Of the gallant Colonel for his
brilliant comp d anssur. Who will write
us a song for the occasien,'to the time q
Jessie the flower of Dumblain
N. Y Mirror.
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Sold at % cents per box.
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900 bushels Turks Island Salt, at
%OO s. & W. S. MOODY'S.
1nAA lbs. snow white Zinc, dry and
IOOOground in Oil, at
S. & W. g. M0ODY'S.
A large assortment Of Crockery and Glass
IAWare, at 8, & W. s. M0ODY'S.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-11

Miss Pyne q usual, charmed the audience BY
her exquisite vOcalizati0n. Her performance Of
the part Of zerlina was complete triumph from
begnning . end.
M HARRISON and Nj. Horncassle never appear
Cd o better advantage, the former asFu DiavaIo,
and she latter a. Lord Allcash, could not have
been surpassed. \
Fra DiayslO l. one Of the most brilliant operas
ever written For twenty years il has held its po-
sitiOn a. work Of ara, despite the formidable
competition oi tie operas Of Belllni, Donisett and
Verdi We hope Il win be repeated before the
departure Of the troupe
Tonight the iavorite opera Of the Crown Dia.
mOnds will BE- given, with powerful cast.
The Orchestra Is magnificent, and the choruses
full and effective.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-11
The Orwan ONee


The election Of Buchanan We nov regard -
/" a fixed fact" As heretofore suggested ID
this copnsxion, our dailD win b discontinued
on the l4th instant We shall continue inc
country ,Oesk5y, and publish Z city weekly,
If properly encouraged
We have sufficient quantity Of type and
other materials to set up two o. three daily pa
pers, and all in "gOod order and condition."
and press Of ample capacity and speed to run
on forty thousand copies per day. Not one-
third Of our type win be required for the tl0o
WeekIy Org0ns, nor one tithe Of the press
power. There Is ample room, also, In the
buildings we occupy, 70 accommodate two Or
even three establishments
Persons now publishing papers in this city
who have no press, or who have their compo-
sition done BY job printers; also, persons who
may contemplate the publication Of new pa
pers, under the "new order Of things, are
invited to confer with US on the questions Of
composition" and press work, and we be-
lieve We can make It their interest to contract
with Us for the mechanical work Of their pub
lications
Daily American organ., 1856-11-11
ThinlL 4 LitiIe. aonth.


What Is often called " che Democratic slaveoc.
racy Of the South" keeps up an alliance with the
Democracy OF the North, because Of the belief that
is scan use that Northern Democracy the better to
maintel tts inattntions under the Constitution
Nov, let ua look at the record and see what Etcts
The Democratic starss Of the North are
ess Mane, Illinois,
New Hampshire, Wisconsin
tCOnnectiO1t (Often9 Iowa,
NiehiganD Pennsylvania,
An but Pennsylvania and Indiana have gone
Oyer 10 the Abolhonisls OF the North and Penn
sylvania and Indiana we're only saved from thus
going By the resoute action IN these States of the
friends OF Nr. Fillmore. New Jersey goes for Bu-
chanan only because Of the like resoute action OF
NJ Finores friends But for tho American par
", Abolitonism would have swept every Northern
State, and elected sectional and geographical" i"
President
The Northern allies Of the Southern Democracy
thus turn out 70 be very poor stuf n the hour Of
elal, New Hampshire and Michigan, with that
ifisn, German and Norwegian State, Wisconsin,
reno brcakwaeers. Democracy Is nowhere 4 re-
liable conservatism. In Is4s Il alI went over to
60 Wilmot Proviso n 1855 the American party
aione saves i from that greatest Of an caamities
the election of President exclusively by one end
q ths Union. NeS York EEprsssl
an fhis - trne-the sham Democratic party
wohld napc been smashed into ATONE, had
killmore not been nominated, Or had he been
Withdrawn. Bot 80 far as we are authorized
tospeak for the Nationnl Americans, We have
tosay, that Il was not from any love they bear
the sham Democrats Or Cincinnati platform,
that they stood between Frennont and his shc-
oeas-.il was because tlisy Iovs the Union, and
incan, II they can, topreserve 4 TheydO not
Daily American organ., 1856-11-11
rom sthO Albany n. Y.j Statesman.
Mr. Haven,s Defeat.


The defeat Of Mr. Haven In The Erie district is
one Of the darkest spots Of the recent struggle.
gentleman Of fine ability, Representative Of ex-
perience, man Of influence, Of undoubted integ.
rity, of enlarged views-a purely national, Union
loving statesman, he has been sacrificed 10 that
malignant hate which is entertained against all
such persons by che clique who follow the political
fortunes Of Mr. Seward. His defeat has not been
accomplished without hard labor and the expendi-
ture Of q vast sum OF money. How il was effected
can be seen from the vote
In the city Of Buffalo the foreign vote gave Mr..
Hatch majority Of some 1000 The American
men In the county, the farmers Of old Erie, took
Mr.. Haven in charge, and did their duty nobly !;
but although they ran this majority down to $50,
It was too heavy for them 70 overcome. He was
beaten, therefore, BY the purchased, and in some
instances the fraudulent ballots of oregners, and
by the aid OF his personal enemies
This result exposes, too, the real sentiments Of
the boasted friends Of Free Kansas. They have
elected over Mr.. Haven, rampant Nebraska
Democrat; man whose every vote win, they
know, be given in favor Of making Kansas slave
State. One of their leudest shIiekers who was
pretended candidate for Congress on the RepubIi-
can ticket, sold himself to the Democratic nomi-
nee in order to secure Mr.. Haven's defeat The
organ of Mr. Seward cannot conceal It's satisiac-
tion at the success Of Mr.. Hatch, nor desist from
indulging In coarse and rufianly abuse Of his op.
ponent.
Mr. Haven has, however, the satisfaction Of
knowing that the honest endorsement Of Erie
county is his, and that the Republican traitor who
sold himself to the Democratic candidate and the
malignant sheet that chuekles over the success Of
the treason, share between them the contempt of
all honorable men. a
Daily American organ., 1856-11-11
DIED

Ia this city, on Sunday morning, lhe 9th instant,
RACHAEL HARRIS0N, consort q ihe late Richard
Harrison, of Anne Arundo pouny, Maryland
In this city. On iAe 1Dth instant CAK0lINE
0ILMAN wife 0f John Gilman, Of the Navy Depart
ment and daughter "a fCo Caleb Etheridge, deceased
OF North Carolina.
Al Liverpool, on the 18th Of Septomber last, rom
accident, WILLIAM HENRY HARR0D, IN the 18th
wear of Ills age
Daily American organ., 1856-11-11
Tlcketa shares il propoFlIon.

In the above scheme. formed By the tsrnary com.
binahon of 7s numbers making 7es076 tickets, and
the drawing Of ~ ballots, there viii BE- 220 prizes
each having three Of the drawn numbers II 4S66,
each having two Of them on; 25740 each having one
only OF them on and also 1880 tickets with none
of the drawn numbers on them, being bIanks.
TO determine the fate Of these prizes and blanks,
70 numbers, from to 7e inclusive. win be- seyeraly
placed Ia wheel on the day of the drawing, and 1a
Of them drawn out at random, and that ticket hav-
ing for its combination the 1st. I'd aud sd drawn
numbers, win be entitled 70 the capital prize
That ticket having on il ths 18th, oh, and ~ !
9Th drawn numbers, ,tO................. 1871 20
9th drawn numbers, 70: /. .,.;...,...,.. 1000 90
That ticket having on it the 10th, llth, and
18th drawn numbers, ,to................ to 1000 90
That ticket having on il the 2d, Sd, and Ath
drawn numbers Observation-Disclosures. 1000 90
That ticket having on il the Sd, 4th and 5th
drawn numbers 10. ...,......... 400 90
That ticket having on il the 9th, 9th, and
7th drawn numbers, to ........s....... 400 90
That ticket having ON il the 9Th 7th, and
8th drawn numbers, TO 49,. .-....... 400 90
Cloth drawn NUMBER = ~ 100 90
Iith drawn numbers i. ~ ,..s -, loo 90
1ih drawn nuncsrs TO- ,....ss.s..... =. - - 80 100 90
drawn numbers, {, o. !. ~ 's :. $500. - :. 100 90
drawn Numbers: TO-. : - u ...s....s..s. - -. 400 90
the drawn numbers s on .. them, each. 800 20 90
Those 1872 tickets having them the Ist
and I'd, or Sd and 4th drawn numbers,
each. ......................... 10 90
Those 1872 tickets having on them the 5th
and 9th, or 9TH and 8th drawn numbers
each. ......................... Il 90
All othertickets (beng os2) with any rwo
of the drawn numbers on them each. @ 90
And all those tickets (being 25,740l with
ONE only of the drawn numbers on them,
#s 4
No ticket which shall have drawn a prize Of q
superior denomination, can be entitled 10 annferor
prize a
Prizes payable forty days after the drawing, and
subject to the usual deduction Of fifteen per cent
Daily American organ., 1856-11-11

Tar GREAT EAsTkRN SrEAMsH1P.--The largest
vessel ever built since Noah time Is to be launch
Her irst trip win Be 10 Portland, Maine, where
wharves for her accommodation are now being
built a vessel Of 900 tons is q novelty IN The
MARITIME world
Daily American organ., 1856-11-11

IN fhe above scheme formed by the ternary COM
binati0n of 7S numbers, making T6076 tickets ana
the drawingsofl2 ballots, there win be 220 prizes,
each having three Of the drawn numbers Il 1865,
each having two Of them 70. I4o each having one
only Of them on and also 45760 tickets with none
Of the drawn numbers on then, being blanks.
10 determine the tAle 81 these nrizes and blanks,
rs numbers from 10 10 inclusive. viii be severally
placed ia wheel on the day Of the drawing, and IL
of them drawn out at random and that ticket having
for Its combination the 1st %, and Sd drawn num-
bers will be entitled 10 The prize Of . $4,000 90
That ticket having il the 4th, 5th, and
6th drawn numbers, to..,....s.l,.-.., 1906 ~
That ticket having on IL the 7th, 9Th, and
9th drawn numbers, to-, ..........s 600 90
iat6 drawn numbers, % |. 49, ........,.. 75O 90
ahs drawn sSlss nambsrs ass % g ! y 1 7So 90
'ii sth draw drawn nm, numbers, S te IT, 500 90
PSs rs draw drawn SSs NUMBER S to ~ 500 90
That ticket having on i the 9Th, 9TH, and
6lh drawn numbers, TO. ....,..t... 100 90
10 lob ls drswn numbers. n s % s' s . 100 90
ne a'as drawn Sss numbers ss sa sSsm s each 90
and ID drawn numbers, each ....,.'. 10 90
Those 66 tickets having on item ilfe Sd
and 4th drawn numbers. each ........ 4 o.
An other tickets (being 4,224) with any
two of the drawn numbers on them each E 20
And all those tickets being 25,740l with
only one ofthe drawn numbers on them,
each L. J. \. +. 1. ]. .....s.....s....,.. 90
No ticket which shall have drawn q prize III d an.
pefior denomination can be entitled 10 an taierior
Prizes payable forty days after the draY ic. and
snbiect r. the usual deduction Of fffeen per cont
s - ! ..a
Daily American organ., 1856-11-11
Weekly City organ.


s II the friends Of American principles in this
city and its vicinity desire the publication Of
the Agpsrican Organ sOesEly, and will sus-
tain II by their Advertising and other patron
~ age twill be published, commencing the first
Wednesday in December, but unless properly
encouraged twill not Be commenced It is
4il our present purpose to continue the regular
weekly for the country as heretofore The
weekly for the city circulation win contain
the proceedings Of the City Councils, and
other city matters, hitherto published in the
Daily Organ, and also city advertisements
Il win also contain the principal reading mat.
ter which goes into theweekly for the country
Advertisements in the city Weekly" will
be charged at the same rates hitherto charged
Z in the daily Contracts can be made for gear
/, N advertising payable quarterly in advance,
VI but where no special contract shall be made,
the price Of advertising must be invariably
prepaid
The proceedings Of the City Councils for
the sittings Of the 18th and oath instant, will.
be published in the regular weekly issues Of
the Saturdays following but thereafter in the
~ OSty Woekly on Wednesdays in the af-
d, ternoou.
The city Weekly will be delivered to
! subscribers in this city, Georgetown and Alex
asandria at 81 per year, payable quarterly in adj
60 ance. Subscribers who prefer to take the
81 " 0stg Weekly at the Office, win be charged
s 9l6o,per year, payable quarterly or otherwise
in advance Those who have boxes in the
pcskofiice canreceiys il By that means, IL they
80 direct 8
Inno instance win the paper be delivered
unless previously paid for This condition is
indispensable to avoid losses. We submit with
resignation to past losses, but do not intend to
increase them, and we hope it win not be re-
QuiFed of us, by any American
re shall only commence the Citv Weekly
Pyouidsz one thousand Subscribers to it shall
beobtained in time for as to make the neces-
sary arrangements for issuing it Il rernains
4 for the members and friends of the American
parity TO decide Cor themselves whether on not
4 shall appear We have sufficiently demon
sfrated our attachment to the principles Of the
American party, without making further sac
Eifcsa il behalf Of those principles Yet we
are willing T. expend our time intheir advOea-
cy, for the ensuing four years, II our life lasts,
butWe are neither willing, nor are we able,
pecaniarily, nor shall we undertake the publ
y cation Of the proposed { CITY Weekly with
outthat patronage which is due to it from the
American party.
Names Of subscribers viii be received at the
Office, and canEassers win wait upon such per.
"a sons a. may be known to them, during the
ensuing week
- All persons indebted to us for adver-
Using or otherwise, are respectfully requested
to'settle their accounts during this week.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-11
mARRIED.

In this city, on the 9th instant, BY ne Rev a. u.
Car0thers, Mr. ROBERT WARREN " Miss VIC
TORIA THORN, both vi this city.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-11

If II had not been for tue Fillmore party in.
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Indiana the Dem
ocratic party woald have been tremendously beat
en- and Fremont elected Is IL not glory enough
for one year at least, to have prevented this re-
suit by the nomination Of Fillmore p Virginia
Adooc0te a
Daily American organ., 1856-11-11

AccEPTED.-Thomas Cunningham, one Of the
Democratic electors Of Pennsylvania, has accepted
the appointment Of associate justice Of che SUI
preme court Of Kansas, 20 supply the vacancyoc-
casionsd by the death Of Judge Burrfl
Daily American organ., 1856-11-11

General Harney, atthe last Official accounts, was
at Tampa, rapidly completing his arrangsnents
for settling the Indian difficulties in Florida,
Daily American organ., 1856-11-11

UNITRD STATES TRoops.--A detachment OF Uni
ted States troops, from the Arsenal at Richmond
passed through our city yesterday afternoon, en-
route for Carlisle Barracks q