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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-08

Commenting on the sixth and seventh section, Of tie
platform adopted by tie late national council Of the Anne
rcan party, The Mobile Advertiser-a strict aud uncon.
promising State rights ournal-maintains that these zee.
lions clearly endorse the Honnterventon principle Of the
Kansas bill and pledge IL admission ~ free or slave
State, when il shall have the requisite population as sh.
people thereof may desretha they Distinctly admit IN,
right VI the people Of the Territories ito frame their
constitution sud laws, aud regulate their social and do
nestle affairs In their mode subject only to the pro
visions u tive Federal Constitution il purely che
doctrine Of non-nterventon, and substantially the Ian
guagc 81 the Kansas-Ncbraska act itself
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-08

Respecting the trial Of Extra Billy smth by the late
Democratic Convention the editor Of the Fredercksburg
Ner', Who wasprescnt snd witnessed H. thus writes 10
his paper from this city
"The amount Of Il H. Smith refused TO vote for Wee
on personal grounds Tor Governor, Office his enets
say he wanted aud nov, the personal grounds" being
unchanged he consents 70 vote for him for higher Of
ice lli refusal 70 admit his error in their opinion h.
equivalent 10 hts condemnation Of them He does not
repent he merely promises amendment and that not a.
between Democrats and KnOW Noihngs at the South but
between southern and Northern parties Both sides are
best thiuk bal hoped that the .Gosernor Who in
many good Qisites 4 better than some sho abuse him
Nosli b. poticaiiy e1ungusbed he deserved 20 BE-
rnd ought 10 be. there any honesty principle In
ne mocrauo party Ny only consolation Is tina, old
Hns Wing sh0 intended 10 join the Democrat deter.
mined no, % 10 asr listening the trial and hearing
th- decision IN the Of The Democracy ". William
Smith,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-08

The Charleston Mercury is still earnestly protest
ing against South Carolina being represented in the
Cincinnati Convention. 1t contends that such a step
would be a fragrant aud inexcusable departur.
from the established policy Of that State-that the
people Of the State. rs distinguished from the mere
politicians, do not sympstbize in such movement
and that for South Carolina 10 consent to 20 into
the convention at Cincinnati would be d shamele,,
sacrifice Of her state consistency policy and hon
or IL concludes NY respectfully inviting Senator
Butler and Evans the expression Of their view, %
relation to this subject The Mercury is right Tn,
South is destined to be cheated again a. il has beer
cheated in every national convention Of the Demo
cratic party.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-08
For interesting news, telegraphic &c, outside.

A meeting Of the American members OF the Gene raj
Assembly will take place in the Senate chamber Saur
day night half past O'Clock. full attendance
il earnestly requested business of great Importance will
be transacted.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-08
Slow Coach-Behind the Times.

The Richmond Enquirer is certainly the slowe,t
old coach on the continent As an evidence witness
the following from its issue Of yesterday
"The Know Nothing papers exutng over the large
and enthusiastic Know Nothing meeting Wednesday
night. 10 rltiy the nomination Of Fillmore and ANDREW
JACKSON dOaeson The hand bills posted on the streets
give the strongest internal evidence that the party
terly without principles TOR they simply invited the
friends Of Fillmore and Doneson to a ratification meet
ing Was there ever grOsser mAn-wOrslipy
1--WE were not present at the meeting and have heard
nothing OF it,"
'Have heard nothing Of ii :" About the largest
public gathering Richmond has ever known had not
been heard of by the Enquirer two days after its adj
journment And yet this is the paper which aspires
to enlighten and to lead the good people Of Virginia
and to tell them what the public sentiment is and
who is going 10 he elected President and so forth
Here isa "bnd leader of the blind for you. Won
der if it has yet heard Of old Noah's food Our
sow-coach contemporary must brighten up little.
IL is too bad in these enlightened anl civilized day.
% be so far behind the times. We do hope our
neghbor will hear little something before the idc,
Of November, OF the great Fillmore ratification meet
ing in Richmond on Wednesday evening the 9TH OF
March, in the year Of our Lord, 1886. We hope so.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-08
HAllrA1C. IL. Mnrch ard 1shG

~.
GENTLENEy Il received yours Of 18th Of February
by the Saturdays mail inviting TO be present on We'd
nesday evening next, to unite IN ratification meeting
proposed u be held III your city, to endorse and sustain
the nomination. OF Milard Fillmore for President and An.
drew j. DOnelsOn Tor Vice President" Nothing but the
sickness OF my family requiring my presence at
hOae prevents me from accepting your very hattering
invitation. most cordially and fully endorse and ap-
prove tue nominations IL j. ticket that every patriot in
America may sustain without the least sacrifice Of prnc
pie, aud with the full assurance that IL elected shall
have administration able, Conservative national lust
An administration that will devote itself to the prcserva-
ton OF glorious and the rights OF each oits members
An administration that will dispc the doubts and fears
that FIJI the Patriots heayf for the safety Of his
county An administration under which even it, enc.
mics will feel assured that will be performed in dis
pangemcnt of the right aud interests OF any portion Of
this great conederacy IN other word will an adj
mni-trttUn-'W Washington like IL Is ticket that fl
ly indicates the claims Of the American party 10 nation
atty aud for which every hearted merican should
he will not be obeying the behest OF party; but the
call Of hs country whose existence is threatened by the
selfish aims Of unholy ambition aud mad fanaiicism
IL b. wi.h sincere regret that nd myself unable be
with YOU on wednesday evening bnt lex you
gentlemen, that do not ~ rcmana silent spectt.
in the great struggle that before ~ shall 10 n
that may 70 the extent Of my humble capacity Tor the
success Of our great canse, the Of liberty and
Union.
With sentiments Of high. esteem,
yOnr Obedient servant,
TllOS. 5. FLOCRNOY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-08

htbiarioy sgrwggv EyGLAvD fyD HE USTED SrATEs.
"a Pans correspondent states quite positively tbs q
Popolh ts been made by the r. inch government TO ar.
bate the differences existing between the govern
nent Of England and the United States, and that Fog
land has already given her assent 10 H.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-08
g. u. LUCK
JAS X LIE,
WIN r. OWENS,
= J. SMITH,
JNO n. GILMER,
Rlrnuovn. March q Isha-

RicHvovD, March :, 1886.
GFyrLrWgy II have this moment received your invita-
ton o, be present aud address the ratification meeting
be- held this evening
Professional business brought 10 this city, aud -ti
cngrOss time that IL will be impossible tor 10
cedo 90 your request Entertaining very high opinion
Of VI Fillmore nothing would give pleasure than
% see him sgn elevated n The high place he signal
ly adorned liz election will be the best proof Of sound
aud conservative condition Of the public mind and the
same time give the most satisfactory assurance Of that
peace within aud security without upon which the proper
y aud happiness Of the county essentially depend
geographically,
f SCOTT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-08

But what shall say of the nomination of Andrew
jackson Doncson Here is renegadsm accepted and
welcomed without show of probation, while vet rank
ling and fresh upon the linquent.-RicDoHd Erdai-
And didn't yon after many WY mouths, accept and
welcome reneg di-m in the person OF Henry A Wise
who declared during his entire canvass that he had
ree1Hf1iions 10 make p"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-08

ASorHER PRoHimTIov-A bill has passed the Ken.
lucky Legislature prohibiting billiard tables and tsnpn
alleys 10 thst State
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-08

The Paris Journal ds DJafs has long aud interesting
article the Peace Conferences, in which three questions
mentioned likely difficulty. l. The pre-
.er'ation OF Nicolaief as military arsenal =. The
pledge to ortfy the Aand Isles 3. The rectfcatou
Of the TurcoRussian frontiers in Asia Minor While the
DeJafs does underae the Importance OF these ques-
tons, it expresses the conviction that they will
tute insuperable obstacles to peace.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-08

The following named Democratic members of the House
OF Delegates voted "Wednesday last against the bill
providing for the security Of the slave property OF the
State 10 wit
Crabtree aud Riggs of Lee county Kelly, OF Russell
Brandon, of Preston Parsons of Hampshire George
Doidridge and Tyler; Barnes OF Marion Ciru,hers and
Lantz OF MonongAIiA Kee, OF PenlIeton; McIver, OF
Scott; Newton, o: Taylor; and Holden OF Harrison.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-08

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.-As
spring Il rapidly advancing ard merchants the
country have began TO visit this city make their
TAX" no little pleasure calling their
Msnss that IL invaluable In all climates
sse a, has Performed more than
that can be taken by all conditions
pfse y-snd one that stand. unrivacd for the py,.
pcp.s IDS aud Coughs. Collie, Nervous Affections d.
N wv. ana prssr and Nervous We suir
chhkrkp PREMIUM BirrERs. composed entirely Vegetable
and therefor. entirely free hon .uhssrces
to cure the ~or., Dysp"ps certified the late no p
ehh and levers A. siiested by VIM H. Gregory 81 U,no and
otcrsN.rNous Headache certified Il.yn.s Mccrr
frefs and "'ers-and Cocs aud
avn assef' who used III
the Ch Richmond .,...,,
u'footr
HAkkRS PREMIUM BirrERS Indeed ,hr, h,. ~,
t~n discovered Tonic Of powerful soothing
these br- which continually L. h,rrn -
the happrst result The Proprietor
hstc them known throughout the
put them 4" Country Merchants and others
prices canno, fall to please All the Rrrts.
AMI Judge OF their merits for sale the following place. 10 c,
bottle: ~-'
PURCELL LADD CO, and others, city Of Richmond and
Told chrst.s re,sr,surs Va; s,shsr Jones LynchburS
"a kng kToy Norfolk, Va Gack Gwathmey
Or can% w,l,@.buIs Va; Johnston Wallace, recrcis,
Wheeling Va Thomas Adams Co, s,niihneld. Va wills
charlottesville, Va; r. J. Eskrdgr stAunton Walter
N Middleton fsrmyile Va; W. II. Lpp,t, Wilmington, n G.
Charl.s sto Co.. Washington city Cauey Raitiuor.
rally. sN''
Orders sddressedto pAKrR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-08
WAsHINcroN, March. 1852.

Ny Dear Sly; You rightly understand me in express
ing preference for Mr. Fillmore a. the Wing candidate
for the Presidency. This did before leaving home and
rival in Washington | not how generally the fact
NAV be known but should deem it right TO publish
formal ayOWa OF that preference under sigma
ture in the newspapers. Such a would subject me-
to the mpuaon OF supposng that my opinions possessed
more weight with Ihe public than apprehend they do
The foundation of my preference j. that Mr. Fillmore has
administered the Executive Government with signal sue
and ability. He has been tried and found true faith
tu, honest aud conscientious. wish TO say nothing in
derogaton ,om his eminent competitors they have both
rendered great services TO their country the in the
field the other ia the Cabinet They might possibly adj
minister the Government well Mr. Fillmore has done
But then neither of them has been tried in the elevated
position he holds and think that prudence and wiz
dom had better restrain from making any change
without necessity for it, the existence of which do
perceive. HENRY CLAY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-08
Mr., Clay's testimony to the Fidelity OF Fillmore

The following letter OF the great and ilisrous leader
of the Wing party, will show what estimation he held
Nr Fillmore and his administration. The foundation
my preference is, Mr. Clay, that Mr.. Fillmore has
administered the Executive Government with signal
and ability. lie has been tiled, aud found true faith.
f, honest, and conscientious An exalted tribute from
al exalted But here is his letter
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-08
RICHMOND WING.
To COR % ssPONDENrs.

es-ss~ rasss % addre.ed TO As "Edor Of a,
VAC
eide. qrtls paper psbii.h
q rss q ieas .tr.isg osght be k-osca O. all,
deTr-fefon obituary erceef
fay las Charged .Nsr ds ddeertisense-fs.
90 Demonstrations ,rii Dc charged a. adrerfi.s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-08
X BAKER,
Richmond. Va

SHAVING MADE EASY.-wet your shaving brush In
w. either cold water, pour or thru, drops
Balm OF thousand fiower rub the beard viii
make beautiful son laher much facilitating OPERATION Of ha
rrlee onS Gents fErhiuGt A Co.
BENNETT, BEERS
"ix-omos Agents. Drugx-
N-SA BEAUTIfUL COMPLEXION may easily be acquired
m>@ by using the "B.Iiia ~ Thsu.ind fLp.r,rs" IA
viii rR InIis skin leaving il of
son and hue drops. and
wash the face night and morning.
BENNETT BEERS A FISHER,
fels-omos Agents and all Druggists.
Prom the Roston Saturday Evening asEetel
R|@,A PERfUMED BREATII-what lady or gentleman
~ would remain VI diSsgc.able breath
"RiiA f2ou,r' As IrntTicr
would only white A.
Many do not Know their subject
delicate their friends will mention
the ls nght aud morn.
Ing A any cent bottle will last a
BENNETT, BEERS 4 FISHER,
iels-Smos and All Drtvvi
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-08

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES The undersigned, s. q. BAPTIST,
~ ~ Petersburg and JOHN WHITE, thu Arm Of Hester
white Richmond have this day formed eopaner.hp
iyir aud firm ~ BAPTIST WHITE Tor
ing TOBIGCO COHHLSSION BUSINESS In the city Of New
York. And have taken Warehouse street where
they will be prepared receive
consignments a. BAPTIST.
New York. FEBRUARY ist 1856. JOHN v WHITE
fea-d6rt iUNi
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a.nyTS WANIEp TO SELL M.Rs

IUNBROt GIIOIr TIE UNITED STATEs.-
The subscriber constantly issuing Maps the most
,fi anil 1irbs character ENrgnpHsrxG agent. and sellers In
different ~ the country mailing t5
very mall outlay aud risk.
CIIts and letter containing full descriptions terms &c
be sent FREE Ia good man Who b in Of business
Az Impulses answered hy return mail.
Gre iarersHfs ami kisrdf dfDpdHce
Is,iffrr d'reIfV iH ne bHfqess
MEN Otr 90 EMPLOYMENT address A. ~ Jocuys pub Ishsr
81 IOyHitr Mfps 1Hd Illustrated SAeets.
Nos ~ CO Frtrox SfHEEr New York.
agutps- Esl
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nISSnI.IfTInN


TUNHE eopanershp Of HESTER WHITE this day dissolved
by mutual consent The ofthe am will
er partner, In winding up the business.
EDM'D HESTER.
- JOHN y. WHITE.
Richmond, February 9Th, 1886. fe2s-i2t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-08

UNDH SALE Or RENT.--A desirable brick dwelling q
~ 2d street, between Main and Franklin E
rooms with kitchen and other out houses Immediate posesso
given. Apply
mht-m JAMES GRAY'S SONS.
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DAGUERREOTYPES IN EVERY STYLI

NOrICE.-I do not know when You will yet
~ another such n chance Of NIL m
nne quality the I'll
al have Just received large llIlJ
Trunks Of the best quality They Of
before the late rise Of leather and consequently the
them Trunks
All la want will do well 10 call aud Also
large and handsome assortment Of Trunks all prices
NJ, iYTN n.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-03-01
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This articei is prescribed by some of the
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Several cases of secondary Syphilis, Mercurial and
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90S

A. J. Gardner VS. John Appleman.
Before f. G. Guyer, justice of the peace of Weston
township, Wood county, Ohio.
ON the 9th day of February, 1856, said justice is
" sued an order of attachment in the above action
for the sum of ten and 40 100 dollars, and for
that may accrue. A. j. GARDNER.
Gilead, Feb. II, 1S56.--41w3* . ......
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-03-01

Wood Common PeaS.-PetitiOn to Sell LGnd.
John Bates admir- of Edward Uotchkiss, decd, VS..
Grace Hotchkiss ct at.
ItRACE HOTCHKISS, Sarah lIotchkiss Jane
VI T.. Merriman, Elias p. Merriman, Charles G.
Nerriman Adelne III. Grannis and Charles B.
Grannis will take notice, that John Bates admin
strator of Edward Hotchkiss. deceased. has filed
petition in the court of common pleas of Wood
COUNTY Ohio, asking an order to sell the following
real estate of the decedent--- hf s. +. or. See.
3d. Il. 5, II. H. 80 acres; N. w. qr. N. w. or. Sec.
3G Il. g. II. u, 40 acres N. W. or. N. f. or. Sec.
!. Il. 4, r.. il. 40 acres S. W. Or. N. w. or. SEQ.
~, r. g. r.. 8, 40 acres; w. hf s. E, or. Sec SO, Il.
q. II. H. so acres Il. part N. w. fraction Sec. 10,
+. T. Il. IL, in Wood county, Ohio. Also. in-lots in
Perrvsburg in said county, No. 592, 593, $685. und.
hf A. and in-lot o. block 2, HOLSTERS addition, to
pay debts and that said petition will be for hear
ing at the ensuing spring term of said court.
MURRAY T. DODGE, Attys for Pet.
Feb. 2. l556.-v3Sw5$3
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n PERRIN. Manufacturer of all styles Of Car
~. ragcs and Wagons, also, of Ball u Posts
Cutiyator, warranted to.do double the amount of
work of any ordinary cultvator. Shop on Front
street, Just below BeachS store, Perrysburg, Ohio.
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AHEAD OF THE TIMES!
Al thR Sim of The Biz IYntch-
. J .
SUMMIT STREET, TOLEDO.

. y .
SUMMIT STREET, TOLEDO.
rQ ii. I. COOK respectfully informs his
EIAo Ten thousand personal friends, and the
sE:.l22 good people of Toledo Maumee City, Per-
rysburg and the country around that he has opened
and keeps up the most complete and splendid stock
ever offered in the city, and is receiving daily addi
tions from the best European and eastern manufac-
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Bowling Green Watch and JeWelry store.

Bowling Green Watch and JeWelry Store.
TNHE subscribers have opened stock of G old
l. and Silver Watches, German Silver and COM
mon Spectacles, Silver German Silver and plated
Spoons; EARRINGS, Finger-rings, Breast-pins, and
all tho articles usually kept in such establishments
Clocks constantly for sale. Lettering neatly done.
Clocks, watches and jewelry carefully repaired.
j. II. WILLIAMS g. SON.
Bowling Green, Aug. 20, lS55.--6m
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Gold and Silver Watches,

of every variety, quality and pattern. at prices ran
ging from Ten 10 One Hmdred and Ffftg DoNarS
SUPERB GOLD FOB CHAINS,
the largest and richest assortment ever here,
at prices from 1tceire to Fttty Dollars.
HEAVY GOLD GUARD CHAINS,
of unequaed beauty weight and finish, at from
Ytssioe TO FJrty- Five Dollars.
MAGHIrIcENT DIAMOND PINS AND RINGS, of the
latest styles, and at the lowest prices.
SUPERIOR PEN AND POCKET KNIVES, of elegant
patterns and finished workmanship the finest lot i'll
town.
PLAIN OCrAGoN & BEAUTIFUL INLAID CLOCKS,
OF the best manufacture, at Iico and a Half to
Fifteen Dollars. With a countless variety of
Lockets, Rings, Gold Pens,
Ear Drops, Breast Pins, Gold Pencils,
Cutf Pins, Brooches. Studs Watch Seals
and every thing else or heard tell of in n
iewelry establishment Prices iOrer than the iOoeSt.
aS-Special given by the best workmen in
the country to REPAIRING WATCHES AND JEwELRY,
and all work warranted.
h.s- Don't forget The pIace---Sign Of the Big
Watch Summit street Toledo. mr2O
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CLOCKS. WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

It would be quite useless TO attempt am ennmera-
ton of the brilliant articles his showcases contain
bul ladies and gentlemen will please call and see
his spIpuli1
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-01-25

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