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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-20

THO TIE MEDICAL FACULTY.
ss s
q s
fever. and Shs q or T..ds,
e. ~ a.e up to % s.s
Ties. ss and that s
q The medical s.u have with b. using Radways
Son s b. Fred Fsss s.s non sniasat
ssass! p issul.y urging u: faculty ne ssas.s.
IN s Alag s1ss "a
s.T inow,ig u: medical tacn! doe. snSw As .onas
ard Inc diseased es'en Victims and still ssgisctme
sns % M ss, = big
remedies then on the heads Of sad medical faculty fAl
might be 80 many
81 sss ss .n
and .SS%
20 csS w sores. sSsP and
.srop they had to he kent in rooms by hemseves
main in their p,sssrcs
them the ard most dsult your hospitals
private p,acee will Afford and report the effects said
m,ss own body make this report: WI
love the science Of mse desire s sassnss
men will ind p psdways Ready Relief Resoivent and
ausIdans o he pubic health and iss 4 slsyans
ss ssa
In remedies the to help WORKS OF
benevolence and good 10 the human race.
To the pu would here state that for all purposes OF
pbysc arrangements OF h system for which
pills you will find Rsdaavs fegu ars far preferable to all
nils gahve medicines In One 10 three sufn
ard will do better than Elk tn
proved pills IN use. Thew sickeu pam the
ard the bowels In regular healthy cc
tim railways Ready Reefis % he used in ali
feel pairs its app cacn either Ia ternsly
viii relieve the must torturtng pains. =
Railway Co. have letters from the most eminent pu'
spd Of the most ekiful phvscans in he Omit
States and ada endorsing curative powers Of he = r.
remeoiea RAILWAY 4 co
RI remedies sold by druggists every shers Princpa
Office. 162 Fulton street.
" JOHNSON PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. RI
II. moved to his and tlerat Office 43p Broad
again ready to receive HIS psterts From
eight huk OF both have under his charge urpg
the past year ard su~ces'fnlv treated thanking the uub
for their ended patronage and hoping still TO
invites his 'riends to call ard all
disease CT reie Paruu attention a. hes
given plains dyspsp'is poeraI ire
pusrities, snd all obrruc,n. removed by medica ~,u
pica treatment Consultations from ehc- xtrlcs ma
dental. ONCE open from ~ . ,b9r. VI
G JOHNSON, Operating Physician.
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DhMovAL TO 10 MI dsAY sTREEr.-srgARNs
III MARVIN have removed heir safe depot from LAG IA
Water street, ano 40 Murray direct.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-20

DR LARWoNT'S PARIS AND LONDON MEDICAL
~ ADVISER ard Marriage Guide, 2oh edition, 400 p.ges
100 e.ecroiy pse iusiratcre oich 81 gives the adver
and OF certain diseases. Ais, deb-
w. local ard and iudiscretion,
Sc all sucn diseases at 80 Mercer street, II
spring opposite st. NichosI nosl from 10 NJ TIL la
sverpg fundays, from 10 T. NJ. letser aud
Express We recommend Dr. Larm the afcted-Cour
tier des ka.s UDis, Ssas Zeturx
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DOCK FOR EVERY HUSBAND AND WIFI
- THE MARRIED wOMAN'B
PRIVATE MEIlIGAI D6Alp N1I0H
MEDICAL,

PRIVATE MEDICAL. COMPANION.
By Dr. MauIceau. Professor OF Diseases OF Women.
es Saa g. yssy az ON s
psrng her own symptoms with those described he nature
ard o. IS. :: %S.
sa S .Ss he Vim ss D and X ssr . her
words she can understand fnose suffering s
proaD.us daiipg The womb, o. ro@ hsur sicus
on, o OH :eD'' 1A'' ''"'' H0@ k'n'sm'n DAY
Dr. NJ MAusrrAu-Ny Dear Sir: Ny wife has BEEN per.
arss snsaish and suffering son months Ssrs and urins
con6lepen eysrv successive moro debiated and
!sss ds:p.irsd oi :pss:.d sS.s =:
worst hearG YOUR book highly spoken e. a Sons'nin;
ss Ky sHv y :S
:sa S joy m 10 any vim q %
me %ss 1.-THE Dss
De But g. . ere .nStns. year woGd have passed
.:;s II
sss
g. ics On =:
s sss q 81 s Ss staten. Sy % @
dressed postpaid g Dr. A. NJ hsuris:su once No y
I aCs '"s''' ~" V y ~ ~ 49, f"'
TNPoRTANr MEDICAL. ANNoUs CENENT.-DR LOUIS
lie B,un formerly Of par; physsn And SURGEON for zoe
debility and Kindred complaints would inform the publ, thai
esnasd Street Brsadwsy pocors :a,ces IN eatp,
these comp IL be second only tha
The remarkable ecaov Of the medicines used
most speedily, enables Dr. lie r. place his
rot exceed most cases. five dolas shsrge for ad
vice. Consultations en- Francois. LOUIS LE BRUN MD.
DILEs, PILES, PILRs-BEwARE OF HUM3UG sPs
i ci6cs-Dr DUPUE's (one of hs best phi scians in
Paris ceebreed remedies the only efectuAl
Nasseu street For fsle By all respeca ole druggists
DR1vATE CONSULTATIONS DIR. WATSON ArTEN Ds
exclusively 70 diseases Of cerain class in which he has
The remedies mild, and there interruption from but
change Of oiet DR.. Watson earnestly recommends
early call alter the first appearances desv the
Of rosrums specihcs drops. &c and other unskiul
men make the subsequent cure less speedy w. WATSo
NJ d. mery the Lock Hospital; Office IS Wa
street. few doors west OF Broadway Also nsutaons
letter.
DILEs, PILEs.-RRADBR BEWARE or EMPIRES
protesting TO cure the piles by internal remedies You
aware burns not cured with pills pies.
SIMPSONS external specific has been pronounced BY qua
cipai ONCE 6l5 Broome street.
DICORD's PRACriCE.-DR. o. o. HAMMOND. PGR
IL merly pupil with Ricord Of Paris. xnd with the GATE
the public that be be ted the of mpor
ant OF diseases and thoee OF the lungs and throat
his conveniently located rooms 56 Broadway porte the
Nicholas Hotel from 10 until O'Clock mornings. and from
undl evenings He tenders TO al afflicted positive
Of relief; and hose who have been abused ny soec6c
books, snudoes mo nercury AID like efusons OF hsn
medical chsrlssns OF the dAv rslv hevia
dher treated efectualv matter how conpcst.
they may Treatment by letter. and Eedi
adapted 70 the sent Consultations Franc II,
HAMMOND N. D.. Physician. Consulting and OpeYsa''
suyseou.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


~ Doors open AT: commence at o'socE.
iy:l.sa nay 10 s;s my cav
-''DA p'AN' 'O''e Yo SS5Se HENeLrR.
who vi" 'n''0 n's Tor ps s Ssi'P po Re The celebrated
during he exercise, and EXECUTIONS he TIGHT ROPE
" TERFsIcHoRES. Nio ofi AHiSi'
As Robert Ma III silsi Ta asq RpfsHr OWL
Apone Francois AID Jsrome in the principal characters
WAALIMAs,oK's THEATRE, AAY 10
BENEFIT AND FI gHE sd ETsH1 e. Mr. wAIAAOK.
Rrs.mus Bnokworm Mr.. Waisnk; DR. Keppecranck Mr.
& ms9' NJ s sss s
Mary 0snnon. With
Martin Haywood Mr. Wsisef; 1eoy Haywood Mr.. LESTER
so mr. No. ssobsps MI LeVss KAons Mr.
Tc' morro ss RIVALS and THE POST OF HONOR
r .AgKA KKENEs VARIETIES.
s'.s'1 I'll. evening NV sS 3 LYONS . -
Soi Mr. Bass Issse
Ssvs Toward csps. 6arSos. NJ IeDousn
wems's 1t T kssSs
~ NJ Robsrt kaSes NJ 9eq,ss yordas
Mr.. sobs M; is - 10 Essos
AoADEMY OF MUSIC; .ADMssIoN, oNs DoILA..
way. and = ne Academy .'-..--.---..
'tn0rs 0Dou ~ 1t6 O'CLOCK Commencing ~ 0'CL00k.
First time here Of Veydps grand opera,
LUISA MILLER,
On WEDNESDAY EVENING MAY a. 1856.
Madame DE LA GRANGE,
SgnoriDa D'OHnY,
Signori BOLCIONI,
BADIALI.
oOLETTI aud MULLRz.
In the principal roles.
MAJ Aarotzek. Director and Condue1sg.
NJIBl O's SALOON.
PYNE AND HARRISON ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY.
The Pyne and Harrison Opera Troupe row performing
crowced houses Bamore respectfully announce that they
TWO OPER Alto CONCERTs,
tho Gems O. the most popular Operas
AT NI8LO'6 SALOON,
MONDAY, MAY A;
second on
WEDNESDAY. NAY Is.
being their only their return from their
brilliant Southern epgagemeEs and previous
20 their departure for Canada and the west
Particulars in programmed which will be Issued imme-
diaey.
MADAME wARTON's GRAND TABLEAUX vIvANrs,
IVA by living sres every afternoon st and evening at 8,
her of beauty M Grand street, door from
Broadway Madame Wsr,on's original troupe OF Modal Ar
es ~ In number will pear In selection Of paintings and
sculpture.
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FINANCIAL.
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f1"''A0A11' '!G1 H1o SSSSsT. So ,so.4wAs.
COOO MN TO Lo ANON DIAMONDS, " ArtHns
sas % for sss Once So SD1f ''
S75OO .wA9s sS TO
Of D.monss, pss. vssches psnos sSs
4c 3d. Bonds notes and mortgages negotiated q The Howard
loan 'n' '"'' Manager
0SS7 NNO TO LOAN ON WATCHES, DIAMONDS,
properly bought By sSsI
c% ga o 9oS ana s ,s. asS
transacted on Saturdays.
@Q5 000 TRUST FUNDS TO toAN-oN BOND
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S: W. !S:s;s'SS 6: .. 81
a. second property Apply
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ton either :. Or any cs S
$500 70 5,S PaRsSE TEE Is
Ssss s:s
who The ropes and win 90 in on shares by al
A LADY WISHES TO BORROW $50 FOB THREE
aDn sUS sn required Aa
q port Marine y, sqd a.a Ns md:
over I Bank n q North X%sriss -A NO. . wan '1''
Any AMOUNT OF MONEY 70 LOAN ON DIAMONDS
plate wstchss iewslry ard I'll valuable personal pro
30 Fulton st. second door son II roon ga n tosPI
CAsH ADVANCED UPON MERCHAnDIsR Of EVERY
ans iG u9s 3 and Is
mont stree Boston sdyance literally goods consigned to
& s1S%g,
ting, Fenno Co.. Hon. Charles a. Peaslee Ooesor Of Mo
port Boston
I oNG DOCK COMPANY, NEW JTRsRy.-NOTICB 10
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4 Wall straet Eew York. ON "Wednesday the 2sh day o.
N> 1900 S IS; f Sis;Ss rs......s
L.LAysna sAsnuxn, Secretary.
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BEEN s with ssW
III leased y P sen. sa Is sss
sad x Hs ss \ e e:
Long Dock Company.
MONEY TO LOAN-ON DIAMoNDs WArUuEs. JEW
M sry pianos dry goods segsrs and every description
%osgssss Psgoisea: Washes and jeseSy ssI.
r. ThAxkH S4 broadwny, rooms NOS and second story
NToFEY TO LoAN-oN ALL KINDS OF PERSONAL
hdenta sspsrsse Offices for The P9rposs By B. DE
r1S Q he 'es baak and
bought
OHM METROPOLITAN FIRE INSURANCE. COMP ANY
No. 1903 Broadway. y, May - 1885, IL hereby
given that the Board OF Directors have this day declared
sss ''''1 de transfer Sos.' +; ss';S s..r,,
TRAVELLERsT GUIDE.
Tally FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AT COZ.
~ zeps. West Point, Cold Spring. Cornwall New.
a: Se Se aVe's ssS MG HRRo vpg Sy
Smith ayes the pier foot Of sres
=. sM ocosk seu,ping leaves Poughksepse. at ga NJ,
he win leave eRanSel se a. o
W. WY yam; i s@g.nsSP Y; ,sr Poas1sssPss7
Sing Sing and Peelski trains stop Ct The way Pas
streets Trans for New York leave Troy 4 and 1O
NJ and - M and Eas! Albany at 7;sS and Ills
NEW ARRANGEMENT.-AOCoMM lTION LINZ FOB
Capt George RodmAn will leave pier side Of Catherine
slip Rastr river daily eundavs excepted at O'Clock
Rocky Neck So cents Freight taien q ress ,nabs
rates and % amount payable on deive
on account ''a 00A' 6aas MSEA Agent
VUMnRR ARHANGBENr FOR PRIHE's DOCK,
~ 8, white Stone Glen Cove MaDhasset DOCK. and Gle
leave New yorr daily On and afsr satur
fay WSs Nay & l At oSoc. fer PINES
Cow. White Stone, $50; Primes Poci; Stage. yin be
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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL.
c1 OO0 FORFEITED AND NO CHARGE UNLEs

OF nm FORFEITED AND NO CHARGE UNLESS
Dl.UUU cured-Dr. HUNTERS rel drop cures, when
tie OF other and all other rsmedes fail
your thorough IN certain Diseases
Division street, the only psce well Known for
the very many extraordinary has performed without
drive the dkeae in the blood 81 only. This secures hr
tjep from pec the only remedy earth
hat does conruaion ard medical book gratis.
IA WARDS UNFORTUNATE5 BLEND. AVID OTHEJ
IL remedies The OF certain dsease.
au,ch and complete rhe afflicted who w,uld OBTAIN aper
cert sroedy should Immediately 10
ourdreds monAly Once arranged - that patients do
meet sfeua and failing deal aid rendered. MY up
,rturses always in weak; often Ia
-ecent In hours. afsa ~ Canal street.
" brosdwAy
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lNOH SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA-UNITED STATES
Mail Sfne.-The new and elegant steamer AUIUSfN,
Captain Thoa Lyon. will leave Wednesday Nav 81 from
pier No North nver, O'Clock NJ Bis Of isdng signed
ard For freight passage apply TO 5. L. MtroH 6L
NO. % Broadws. For rcrids through tickets from New hok
leave Savannah for Florida three times week
Meeting with the steamers from New York Tuesdays end
ga
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R DoCTEUR LOUIS LIE BRUH A L'HoNNEUR DIN.
II former amis, ct lie public general, qu sAn eab
au No. 40 IAspenard street, prss do Broadway
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENT FOR PRIMES DOCK
Wood The stea NOR CRoTON, Captain VIM a. Wood, win
day afsrnoon May 10 1856 at O'clock ~ fer Primes
Wood. Returning, will leave Glen Wood every morning,
Eundaye eIceptedJ at 81 Aanhasset Dock, 6 45; sn
Cow, 4 White Stone, 1906 Primes Dock 8. Stages Will be
readiness convey passengers al the different landings
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TOE INTERCOLLEGIATE sfArKs NAIL sYaAK-
y .nip ATLANTIC Commander oliver Eldridge, win DO
part WIN the United sates mails for Europe, positively
saturday. may "a, at u NJ, from her berth foot Of Canal
The ships Of mis- e have Improved water tight compsrs
Dents a. 70 avoid danger nom ce VIII mot cross The Banks
norm o. ~ degrees. until alter the lat of August
FSrIsishs or passage having unequal ed
apply 70 EDWARD X. C0IIIkS s. Wall street
eEen must pass through The Post o1ce, any others
Passengers viii pleass On board II O'Clock A. NJ The
Baltic Comatock win succeed the Atlantic and sail
Saturday, june 7,
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lNOR NEW ORLEANS And HAVANA THE UNITED
g States mail steamer CAaAwBA, Captain J: D. Buioch,
will receivug freight Friday, Nay ~, aad sail
Cor the poru Tuesday, May 81 at p NJ precisely,
her pier No. n g. foot OF Robinson street. Freight
ST. Louis goes though by tn line IN sixteen days
LIVINGSTON. CROCHEaON CO., Agents.
IL Park place.
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TaoR SALE CHEAP-rHE HOUSE no. g. wksI WASH
NJ g,on nsce or 10 let Possession i'm nediatsy Rent
$50 sfuguire OF CYRUS W. PRICE. 81 Vest Wsshcgon
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SUfTON 4 CO.'S DESPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRAN
- cIeco Sailing regular and positively Or before
day advertsed-Clpper q Tuesday, Nn May, met the
spIepdid New York built clipper ship aAeiD, Windsor
master, receiving her A. pier No East river
snd viii positively sail ABOVE. This re vessel is OF ama
car sCy, and well worthy the attention Of chip pers.
eO11Os 4 co. IS South street, corner of W al.
B1he chips OF this line take freight after their a6
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at y O'CLOCK from her pier A North river foo! Of
Spring street, the fine United States mail steamer QUAKER
Gay, W. shusedt. Commander. new oresns freight
ard forwarded from Mobile, free commission. The
No others signed For freight passage. apply
Z NTH 4 PATRICK, Agents, 81 Wall street.
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a and Euarsnsed 70 all before any vessel no rae
magnificent clipper ship QUEsE Of THs aEA YIN B
Cobb commander with be despatched the 18th May for Mel
bourne The aoove vessel cioper Ard mpero
ship now the berth for her tnnod,
dons for passenger are unequsled, being all does
ded up equal 70 any sesmship Passengers ne din sss
raging cisewbsrc One half her ia board
.hppors are rsquesfod complete bt
For balance OF freight passage IN first second cabins
rass appyon 0oaxd At pier IL kast rvsr: GOOD
HVE. ARK ELI, ELL LOT. aS Poarle
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DILES, PILES.-RFADBR BEWARE or EMPIRES
protesting TO cure the piles BY Internal remedies You
SIMPSONS external specific has been pronounced BY qua
lied ph, sinsps who hsve nfabe remedy. Prin
niDal
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-08-29
THE UNION STATE TICKET.

We fear that in the midst Of the prevail
ing agitation upon the subject of the Presi-
den,y, our friends are IN danger Of forget
ting the great Importance Of carrying the
State at the October election. Whilst near
y al. of tie Opposition journals, ia every
quarter of the Commonwealth, have assign
cd the Uuion ticket for State officers con-
spicuous place at the head Of their columns,
the illusions to it in their editorial depart
ment are few and far between This over
sight should be at ence corrected. In a lit
tie less than two mouths from this day, the
first great battle is to be fonght in the Old
keystone, upon the result Of which will in
great measure depend our success or de-
feat at the ensuing November election. IF,
we by our supineness, or any Other cause,
permit the Buchanan State Ticket 70 carry
the State, we may as well throw down our
arms aud abandon the field. 4 defeat at
the frst election would be utterly fatal to
our hopes. Even if We really possessed the
strength 10 overthrow the Buchanan electo-
raj ticket, the dishaarteaing effect Of the
l6rst reverse would palsy our most determin-
ed efforts. This point cannot be too strong
Ily urged upon the attention Of all the oppo-
nents Of The pseudo Democracy. A cor
dial union has been effected upon the State
Ticket, upon grounds of hostility sctae
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-08-29
TEzE OCTOBER ELECTION.

Tie defeat Of The Loco Foco PARTY in
Pennsylvania at the October Election, will
prove death blow to az hopes Of carrying
the State for Mr. Buchanan in November.
Defeated and overwhelmed in October, 10
his native State, on his own chosen battle
ground, he would be virtually out Of the
Presidential contest after such defeat, and
the struggle theDceforil1 would be between
Fillmore and Fremont. Let the Loco Foco
party be routed, IN October, in tbe Key
stone, aud the fact thus be made apparent.
that Mr.. Bu:haRan cannot get the electoral
vote even of bis own State, aud must, 'he7e-
fore, inevitably be defeated, no urtter what
support he night receive ia the South, aud,
our word for it, he will thenceforth be con.
sidered cut of thc contest, aud not receive
the electoral vote Of two Southern States.
His defeat here, IN October, viii satisfy all
minds North aud South, that The contest is
actually between Fillmore AID Fremont,
aud, waen the public mind teeoancs once
fully satisfied of that fact then the election
OF Mr. Fillmore is fixed fact.
Tie Loco Foce leaiers, in this State, we'll
understanding tue critical position their
party occupies, aud well knowing that its
defeat in the State, in October, will put an
end to all their hopes Of elerting Dir. Bu-
chanan, are new turning their shcls atsen-
tion TO the Uesobcr election. knowing that
they arcsiu . hopeless minority, and that no
matter low perfect tier organization, aud
well disciplined tIlea fcFtrs. they hssr not
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-08-29
Frem fas Lancaster Eranitner.
DacEanan's Slavery Record.

An examination into the facts OF the
case viii show that Mr.. Buehanan has at
some period Of his life occupied the oppo-
site Of bis preseuF position Tn every exist
ing political issue But on no question has
bis change of position been more extreme
or more striking than on that OF Slavery
We have already shown that in 1854 he
took his stand on &c deg 80 min, ani SOL
emily pledged himself to make that the
boundary line between freedom and slavery
forever! His lamented fall from that proad
position is seen BY every one. Heie Is
another change not less remarkable.
The Cincinnati platform, in which Mr.
Buchanan has sunk his identity, proclaims
as its fundamental principle the non inter-
ference BY Congress with slavery in tho
territories or in tho District of Coldnbia
How is Mr.. Buchanan's record on that doc
trine, As TO the territories. we have al
ready seen By his support Of the Comprom-
i.e line. Now for the District OF Colum-
bia. On the 9th Of January, 1929, Dir.
Charles Miner, then representing Chester
coue:y, introduced preamble aad resclu-
tions, in thc House of Representatives set
ting forth ir detail the evils of slavery and
the slass trade 10 the Uistsics Of Columbia
in sbe following words:
Whereas, tho Constitution has given TO
Coneress, within tbs Dissrict Of Colulubia,
the power Of exclusive legislation in ali
eases wh atsoeysr,
Aud whereas. the laws IN respsct 10
slavery in the Disirics Of colunhia have
have been Wholly neglected
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-08-29

Brooklyn, and in that letter as those cf
our readers who read il and remember, be
clearly and uncqniyocally declares himself
III favor Of Mr. Fillmore. The Loco Foco
party mast indeed be reduced very low. and
The home organ Of Mr.. buchanan must feel
that bis prospects are very desperate, when
a resort of such base means are deemed me-
cessary 70 bolster up sinking and hopeless
cause Daitg .Neses.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-08-29
~
POLITICAL SL,4.f'DEPERS.

In 1914, when Mr.. CLAY was running for
;he Presidency, BUCHANAN and BIGLER
we're bo'h On tie stump against him in
PsnnsFlsania. BGLER repeated again. and
again the stale and refuted SANDER which
BgcRANAS had started against Mr.. Clay,
AMI BUCHANAN heard il, na5 rds siseat.--
They both stood under a banner with
bloody hand pointed upon it, Nash bore the
inscription, .HiaRY Cay tie m4rdesr Of
the iRlsentsd tILLgy,' and uuder that
lying aag, they boih declared that JAMES
K. Polk ras better Tariff maa than
HENRY CLAY." The Wigs of the inte-
rior of Pennsylvania #il remember these
incidents when such hoaornbfs men testify
to the patriotism and virtue of the sage Of
Ashland ~ phiia. Times.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-08-29
a BASE FORGERY.

The Lancaster IntsIiigencer, the home
organ Of Dir. buchanan, publishes what
purports TO be an extract from letter Of
the Hon. Robert G. Winthrop, in which be
declsres himself In favor Of Dir. Buchanas.
II Is base forgery, and we 20 pronounce it
to be. We published. yesterday, genuine
letter Of Dir. Winsbrp's, written in reply
to an invitation to address q meeting IN
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-08-29

KEarucAY-Tae Louisville Courier, a
Democratic paper, says Of ihe la'e election
in that State, that ssresult affords no c-i-
ierion Of the strength Of parties. nor OF the
popularity Of the Presidential candidates
and pfincirles.' The Louisville Journal
CVbiel says the sapo thing, and thar
Kentucky viii certainly 60 for Fill
more and Donelscn at the Presidential cleo
,iai in November.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-08-29
BY DAVID OVER.
old IIne Fl.lalo.e whlg sona.
A Hone -fgata.
ny cagscES.

Up once more, &sp cnee nloee,
wings GENE gather nigh,
A1d eeho ioea irom shore - shore,
Yorr enee sic;aions cyy
Although otlI snip was sezsPe-t -4eS-.,
BY PaetioAs iittui tlsst,
aIer ssibs allaeut sal anchors lost.
aIer hull Is stauech .ans fast.
Up once more, up once more,
Sons OF Freedom : sires,
Come, ia countless numbers pour,
Aud Eight your ,beaeoa ires-
Gorie, 1T neither n.n te last,
come as wslirIwinas GONE,
And rise aioa the jury-n,ast,
Ami steer iler safely home.
t'r once mos, up once more,
Come wiili Joyous ze4l,
And bravyy light yoal bastles OR,
Fight FOR youi a,unsfy's w. al
Noy<, to work, with risht goaa Vii,
The tinah,as quickly hew,
Letev rs man his part falaIl,
To ris tae shii auga
~ oaee mere, apsouee more,
t'oIae @-itilm;ght aal nlain
Toil onr gucl s!si9 to rcstefe,
Al tgunt f4r sea again.
Ti.ca on liish sqtr banner raise,
Cnsoilcd by factions nod,
sand up 10 Heaven the heartfelt praise,
tlie cry, ..E!-e nope Ia God. >