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THE DIsuNIonsra-The black republicans find thoil
work of dsunion tagging The fires of patriotism still
burn brightly, the memories Of the past dearly
cherished the blessings of the present tru priced
and the hopes of the future highly appreciated by the
great body Of the American people, that by the
hopes of the disunons,s fade away their illusions of
vanish and the unwecome truth that they will prove
be the beaten party that pretended to
in presidential contest stares them boldly in the face
They may purchase rotten newspapers by the bride
venal editors and pesuadng Greeley to calling the
Herald satanic press and Bennett to desst from pro-
nouncing Greeley and his flock niggerworshippers in
duce them both refrain from telling the truth of each
other for the purpose of devotng all their energies to
failing falsehoods for Fremont but all in vain Their POI
sition is MISUNDERSTANDING Argus.
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tforEsfs

New OAK August sCotton Is steady-sales Of 400 bales
Flour has deonedsales OF IL 900 bb good State Sc 05
Ohio Sc 45; standard southern IS Wheat has
decned-saes of 30 900 bush; western red ST. Jo southern
red so; southern white 81 65. Corn is essiersaes Of
10 900 bush southern mixed "a cents yellow 10 cents
Pork droopng-sales OF 400 bblsi mess, $40 Beef
ged-saes of 200 bbls re-paoked &l Lard
Is frm-saes OF 600 bbls l2Js Whiskcy Is dull
sale. Of $50 bbs Ohio, 50 cents Coffee is seady-saes
900 bags; Rio 10 llh Sugar is hrmsales Of loo
hhds at 81 90 cents. Moasses is steady-saes of zoe
bbs Spirits turpeutine is Hvey-sses of 800 bbls, 4?
cents Rosin Is heavy-saes of 1900 bills, at 81 %. Rice
|, dull-sales Of 100 terces, at4 Al cents.
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THE DEMOCRACY OF OLD BERKs IN MOTION.
The long-tried and answering democracy Of Bsrks
county Pennsylvania held their annual county meeting
at Reading on Tuesday last The attendance says the
Reading Gazette twas unusually large the meeting was
perhaps the largest and most enthusiastic assembled
in this county and the proceedings conducted with
unanimy and harmony, which proves the undimnished
attachment Of the Berksoounty democracy to their an.
cient principles and organization" Charles H. Hunter,
esq presided assisted by large number Of vice pres-
dents and secretaries The meeting ably and eo-
quenty addressed by J. Lawrence Getz Hon wm Strong
Maj A. Jordan swartz, and J. X McKenty, esq. Among
the resolutions adopted with enthusiastic unanmty are
the following .taa aaa aaa a.a.
ResOesd That the democracy of Berks county cling to
the constitution the safe guard OF the Union giving
that instrument the limited construction of It's express
language as expounded by the fathers of the party and
not that loose and unconfned which would lead to
Capitalization and override the sovereignty of the States
Resolved That the Union being composed Of
sovereign States each State has the right TO regulate it's
domestic policy, and any Interference with that right
either by section by Congress- would be violation
of the principles upon which the federal constitution
formed Ill. ..-.
Resous That cordially endorse the platform adopted
by the National Democratic Convention at Cincinnati
and rejoice in the reasseron of those great principles
which have stood the test OF time and experience
Resoloed That We hail with delight the nomination Of
presidency just reward for his pre-emnent services
and weltried patriotism His history is written in the
records Of his country for third OF century his
owledged ability, his gres. experience statesman
and dipomatist his unimpeachable integrity and his de-
voon to the public nterests Of the country eminenty
title him to the confidence Of the American people
Rssosed That in John @. Breckenridge candidate
for Vice President recognise distinguished statesman
not only eminently qualified from the dignity and urban
ty of his manners but worthy from the integrity of his
principles the purity of his character his just ability and
experience. g ..... 81. i. ..
Resolved That we acknowledge with gratitude the wis
DOM frmness and patriotism with which President
Pierce has administered the affairs Of government OPP
posed and sandered he has been by the erces
and sectional fanatcism impartial history will do him
justice for his estimabe sery vices to the Union.
Resolved That have undated confidence in the abil
ty integrity and sound democracy Of representative
in Congress- the Hon. j. Clancy jones' and endorse his
public acts faithful expression OF the sentiments OF his
constituents.
Rssolped That the proceedings Of this meeting be pub
shsd in all the democratic papers of Berks county in the
democratic papers Harrisburg, and in the Washington
Union.
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Sister Union H'hig,.

TIE Boston Advertiser saunch whg paper gives the
ollowtpg sensible why the Union wings cannot
consistently countenauce black repubIicsnsn:
at is sufficient objection TO union OF the wings with
the republican party, organized by the Philadelphia
con ventou that they have adopted platform Of funda
men principles which necessarily excludes from II the
ople OF half the States OF the Unon and have therefore
laid the foundation on which be erected no other
than designed for purposes OF dsuHon and
eip rar The establishment Of political party aiming at
a supreme control OF the affairs Of the Union which Is
founded on the basis Of exclusion from Of the people
of half the States hold be entirely inconsistent with
an design Of maintaining Union in its integrity and
with respect the equal rights Of the States which Is
essential to It's preservation"
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volume pages Prnrd rursrdn Ih7rt
~, =, aud bound IN Law She ? Pntt 81
TIE last edition Of work published /. s47 hhrd
long mt T psiut Nv
hunsi the laws, and The state has In u
for d. ~ has teen hodtb jus
had heir jnTi- d. enlarged NtachmsnI
inst md din drtyndsnr, have
been added II TIL RELAXING The med run have
been med fed The district has I'd aud ~ mp
vpeasd has ghts tn "a,
thnu4h Int, ADOPTED system re
whtch promiss srperpsde the d In pe'i"d
publica lusics'
4 be n he noticed A p7u
n ird'r han b.
ERE accompanies e Of HFsrmhiy referred
my par
them In IL believed that
WI X = inpfnvs A. well enlarged
hugs-dt6, . ", AihAua
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Loo A l. N Il w 8.

THE BURGLARY cAsEs-In the burglary which have
been before the criminal court for several days this week
learn from the Star that the court sentenced Henry
Croggn two cases. three years in the penitentary
each case John E. Bailey the John W. Domaine
sentenced the penitenary for two years each
three 1.-THE in this case at the special ill.,
stance of the father of the prisoner after Sun
day next The sentence is thus for each of the prisoners
six years in the penitentary.
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Free Medical and Literary Colleges.

rht tact does ~ N to grnr"I k"s tn"t Stat
Uf Michigan free Schools have cumnssd nir't IN
Literary colleges, hrhvr Rtrd
fee coerae udcnts om all pnrt Of The
The college yrar the hst e 80 rbr.
sit month In the Medical and nise Uonths Literary
tege.
hr curriculum e studies thought
and the thor botn colleges
~ ii tliis lido NJ IN. Auantc.
The and able ~ professors In the Medical
thtIecn IN r Lsray) serced FROM America ard Eutps ~
college edihcrp the cah Hbr1 re=
cal observa tory all hnken munhcsBce worthy older
opurnt toe mnnweath
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Nstc Hampshirs.

The Union Democrat published at Manchester, says:
awe want to say word here 10 regard to the feeling
for Mr. Buchanan In this city We have made public
demons ration worth talking about and don't mean to
do It until get ready lie will be elected anyhow and
we have thought IL would be absurd make
sary fuss while thermometer ranged between ninety and
hundred But democrat for STATE national office
reeausd many IN iris city shaA gre for Ja7ss
Buchanan The best feeling pervades ranks and 1t
needs no such Fictitious appliances banners Roman
des Indian crackers songs and rum to keep them faithful
10 the good and the glorious who represent II
10 this campaign"
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A PoeficaL Portrait Of Fremont.
"a creature of smphibious nature,
On land a beast, a fish in water"
An Opponent, Opinion Of Mr.. Breckinridys.

An Opponsnfs Opinion Of Mr. Breekinridy.
John c. Breckenridge the democratic candidate for Vice
President serving in Congress for two terms declined
reelection in relation to which declnation the Louis
Vile Journal one of the violent ant-democrac pa
pers in the country, thus spoke:
"The Hon John c. Breckenridge, in letter to his
stituents declines reelection to Congress He will be
missed in that body His great urbanity his perfect
fairness and his powerful talent made him of the fore
its spirits. He has national reputation,
and nobly has he won it,"
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Correspondence Of Di.tingui,htd lSat,,msn,

General Gustavus Adolphus Scroggs prints In the
Buffalo Commercial Of Saturday, letter, two columns in
length addressed to George Law Both Mr. Scroggs and
Mr. Law are know-uothing Statesmen" They agree as
TO principle but differ TO Gustavus Adolpbus re-
gards Mr. Fillmore the best representative Of American
principles snd Mr. Law thinks dependence could be
placed on Col Fremont in carrying out the proscrptve
designs Of the know nothing party.
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10 order to elect Fremont he must carry all the free
States asss with The exception Of twenyseven votes,
the exact number belonging to Pennsylvania If they
lose Penns vsns therefore, they afford to lose moth
ing else Thaddeus Stevens has already given them to
understand that Mclean being the candidate Penn
syTsnia already lost by $4,000 votes At the time
Mr. Lovsoy Of Illinois gave the convention notice that
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they had anything 70 do with boiling know-nothngs that
State lost for certainiy while ID the united
mony Of the New England delegation that without them
Fremont would not get single State Mclean was not
nominated and Pennsylvania Is lost the ailatou with
know-nothingism made, and Illinois is lost Con-
nectcut almost to give Buchanan handsome mar
iory. New York be carried by the democracy and
there half dozen western States quite likely TO give
their electoral votes Buchanan and Brecknrdge as to
Fremont and Dayton.--Ba6alo Courier.
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he was followed by John Stockton in beautiful
logy on Colonel William @ Alexander aud explained
reason "hy be was not present that he indspOsed
The procession thea formed. headed by Mr. Samuel n
Price as chief marshal and passrd through the streets and
hnAlly brought up at the democratic headquarter Kay
where several speeches made by Captain j. A Yard
and nthara
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Not at Home.

The travellers making rapid progress in the election
Of their respective candidates Upon all the railroad
Of the North Fremont is nearly always in the ascendant
though Mr. Fillmore holds toerably good hand with
MIN even there upon the steamers the Amer
can candidate beats him badly Fremons vote standing at
zero or less and in every instance Old Buck" takes
ck seat So it will be until November, when the travel
lsrI will be home" and the real election viii go by
default for Buck and Brock.
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RAvELLEss from wsshuEor for the western cids' ad
baltimore and ohio Railroad Company made
provision ticket them and check their baggage directly
through all the leading We
the Northwest, and IN. southwest
Others, the adjournment, will find Il
peculiarly advantage avail OF the
extended cpss Of ths hne, which Is the only that
and checks In Washington
trains dairy ffom Washington station al and
and dect eonpsrn at Washington June ReRy
HsusHJ God heeng, connecting Renwood d.
with Central ohio railroad uan- for ZaBssvle, Ns~nk Co
Dayton Lou viile indianapolis, Chi
csro Ter" haute, Vincsnnes Alton st. Lu sprsahs, ouin
uy Gsieus Rock Island, Dubuque Cairo Memphis
Watcher, Yickshutg and New Orleans
Passenger. desng view he entire road by daJsh may
grim md, reaching Cumb ~
w. thtEs uani SIS morning. when heN h. a.
accommodation sn leaving there at thHt time for wheeling
she II arrives at 4, ..
ny the D. u'in from Washington thsy reach Ben
pk, day. or 10 seventeen hours ashnE
reach Cincinnati nigh or In 26
houfs ming between Washington and rincinna
Careful Of pfcei safety
objects this and travellers them 10
securing tags.
FnF further paculars tickets, kc rqne OfTHO AZ w. PAR
auNS, hesnt, Washington station, WILLIAM WoUDsDE,
Na@Ist Of rsn-pouatan, Baltimore.
Aug 9-d20
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We are often reminded Of the lrshman who made his
debut in Amery by knocking own every man he met on
the assumption that IT free country and he free
man Beechcr Sumner Greeley Co assault every princi-
pie OF decsncy morality, and religion and, when called to
account cry out for SPEECH There Is this difference
the imaginary Irshman honest the real rufans
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PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATIC STATE CONvEN
TON.

PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATIC STATE CUNVEN-
TON
We received the suboned despatch at too late hour
for insertion in our last issue:
CHAaBEnsBuRe, August 6The democratic State
ton reassebed here to day to supply the in the
State ticket by the withdrawal of Timothy Ives for
surveyor general On the eighth ballot John Rowe of
Franklin county nominated the
der, 4; Whallon, 40; Rowe, 60.
Resolutions passed thanking the national democracy
for the nomination of Jane Buchanan endorsing that of
John c. Breckenridge, and the whole State ticket The
venon adjourned with repeated cheers for Buchanan and
Breckenridge the State ticket and the State of Kentucky
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DowH WITH EIE FOREIGNERS AND UP WITH THE DARKEs =!
This seems to be the programme of black republisans
ALI the abolitionss from Garrison down LoveIoy sup
port Fremont and that up with the darkies COL
Fremont was nominated by the northern know-nothing
convention it is said good authority pledge 10 the
Massachusetts delegation that he would carry their pol
icy in regard to foreigners This is pretty kee of fish
truly Imagine big, bury, thicklpped African crowd
ing General Shields away from the polls election day
That is the practical working of the fusion policy.
Illinois paper.
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Medical College OF Georgia.

AroUsTA July, 1866
rHE OF lectures this
l nencs the hs Monday In November next
G NJ. Newton, NJ n, Anatomy
l.. A. Uugas, u Surgery.
l. p NJ. Materia Aediea Therapeutics, and Medical
Iuri prudence.
l. Eve NJ D., Obstetrics, of Women
H. V. VI. Miller, NJ. d. Physiology aud Pathological Anatomy
Alex. Means VI. ID FTIf.ssur I ChemiE'Ty.
l.. ID Ford NJ D., Institutes aud PTaetfcs OF Medicine
r. Campbell, VI. D. Surgical, Comparative aud MicOscupc
& Campbell NJ. D.. Uemonsrafor OF Anatomy.
8 b. simmons, NJ, D.. asslstant Dem0usIracT
Juriah Harris NJ D. Pro ectoT IT, Professor Of Surgery.
Chnics lectures viii be delivered regularly City Hospital,
and ample opportunities will be afforded for the study IL
anatomy.
Fees for the entire Sos
Naturalization ticket, Ito be taken once .,........,
For fu Their particulars. apply 10 g. NJ. NEWTON,
July l5-dlm Dean,
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uEFICA OF THE CONSOLIDATED LoTTEnIEi
mAIN LAND.

The following Of
ted Lottery benefit uf the quehaana Canal kc
"a. drawn august 6, 1856
10 70 10 Sc 20 SO 81 10 II II Il 10 : 40
The following numbers OF the PaApsCo In.utu
Lottery, class 2l3 drawn August Z, 1855
AZ Is 10 81 30 20 46 30 9 } e6
R. FRANCE CO., Manager.
y. H. McPHAII, Commissioner.
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Nonsense.

The idea of eecting either Fillmore Fremont is alb
surd The people of the United States too patriotic
and sensibs-too much attached the constitution and
Union-too liberal and just to elect either Those who
pretend to think otherwise unskul doctors who do
not understand the beating of the public pulse.
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Law Partnership.
n 4. WALKER


"
. A. oBERT J. WALKER 4 LuUIs JAsTN formed paru
" for the aud trial ~
NJ tive Tinted saes and In The Court II Clain- Addes
Washington City, D. q. Jan 9-eodff
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ny-The Democratic Association will meet Mt igead-
auaes evening O'Clock II viii be addressed by Msssrs
cun Of Virginia. Davidson, Of Louisiana and other dsiu
guishrd speakers, .. .
Aug D. RhTCLfFFE, President
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CoLLEGI ATE DEPARTMENT or THE UNIVERSITY or
NASHVILLE

THE NEXT fESsION NJ lhs college will nprn Monday
4 etassral fun fartlin
ed brtpthcs.
Language preparatory attached en- eng
TIE nihtatN Il afnptsd nsctuHl u
o prssetv god ordsT ccoueny regular hahns, Rnd
lily
The rsiy 4G5
The MiRp COLLEGE - sed q Nashville l54
For catalogue teEula APP
n. r. J HN~ON,
Nashville, Tern, Ju'y. 1855. cup riniendFnL
July 3l-Jaw mdk
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The Real Objects Of the Black Republican Conpsnon
John p. Hale of New Hampshire delegate TO the black
republican convention of June nth, which nominated
Fremont congratulated the convention upon the spirit OF
unanimity with which it had done its work In the
Of his remarks he said;
" believe that this is not much q convention to
change the administration of the government to
whether there shall be any government be administered
You have assembled not to say whether the Union shall
ne preserved but to say whether it shall be blessing or
scorn and Kissing among the nations -"
The utterer of these sentiments one the most promi-
nsnt men in the blackrepubcan party and his express
sions therefore may be considered rejecting fully the
views OF that organization The main object of the
venton which nominated Fremont according to this high
negroworshpping authority, say whether there
shall be any government to be administered"
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PROPOSALS we'd n ssu ne IA tr,ssa at
ny The nendsn n the Trury dtnR snppy
the ~ that bpdi from hickory and kr
qtany of oak wood pnrtsn
and fm $50 70 0u tons n cumberland coal Right reserved to
reject all bdsf satisfactory.
Aug 9-end3 fTnteIA pfsr1
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Michigan Poiitics.

DrrRor, Aug s.-The democratic State convention has
senator Phelps for governor and ticket tor
presidential electors and adopted strong anti haneaw
outions.
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General Harvey, OF the United States army, accompa
MED by Captain Van ylie arrived in this city Thurs
day evening last and took lodgings at Wizards Hotel.
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PAhDoss-During the past year l52 pardons grant
ed by the governor Of the State of New York In II years
the number of pardons granted in that State s798
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The Watch Word.

The united convention at Syracuse has given to the
democratic army the word Close ranks and charge j
and we mistake the temper of democratic sodey if they
do not drive the broken ranks OF the enemy before them
like chat before the wind.
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BY 4 h. L. T. u II A r III .
Arriual Of the Vigo

New YoRK, Aug. s-The French propeller steamship
vgo FROM Havre arrived this morning She brings no later
adyices from Europe.
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NOTES ON THE CAMPAIGN.
Sill thru come.

We learn from the Ptsburg Post that L. P. Jones,
prominent odne whg in that city, has taken his stand
in the democratic ranks and will fight good battle for
Buck and Breck
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Aflp Route 10 Bost0n.

New Yonx, Aug. s.Cornelus Vanderbilt has purchased
the New York and Boston central railroad and will
steamers in connexon Herewith thus forming line to
Boston
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O EN- L X A /. N Il w 8.

| AN AMERICAN STUDIO IN PARB-Kellog, the American
| painter, (weu known the exhibitor Powers Greek
Save0 has opened q handsome studio in Paris
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yANNERsos's GALLERY

PREMIUM DaGUERREoTYPEs, AHBRoTYPEs, AND Pnn-
ToGRAPHs,
426 Pennsylvania (Lane fuckers building
between ~ and 9th streets,
Three door, from h' former place Of Iu5lns'1
WasHIkGToN, d. c.
Mr.. yANNERsON his patron
vi ago bestowed him while conGucg the Wilhelm ca
rry kr years, and soes It's contI from
public his New Gallery, he has greater
of fine titan formerly,
reduction DaEursot, Amb
Jp.. Photographs, and Poas oil coor. In ~pu
fours, aud stelr.
Vannrson his personal all Eittings
July 3l-eodNt
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special dramatic entertainment will be given at the
National Tuesday evening next in which Messrs Perry
and Clarke will gs,en the bright particular stars
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MORTALITY AMONG HoGs-The farmers the Big Miami,
from New Baltimore Venice Ohio losing nearly all
their hogs by epidemic which carries of 80
every 100 attacked within hours after the mptoms
are manifested.
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Letter Bag SfiseG

New YoRK Aug. s.The letter bags Of the French pro-
peller Alma seized yesterday by the government
officers.
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OsT wARHa NT-Notics hereby given that land
IL No ~ Issued November 1885, lanes Cadw,
scres ssa 70 which
inside 10.
cate of the TIL LUMPRIN,
Auausr 3, 1886. Attorney
hus 7-lavGw JAMES CALDWELL
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DUCArIos-A young lady, graduate II the Cuton Lin
u sra Ius ue - residing In Butstn New York, drsu
Of obtaining situation pccep'ess or teacher IN summary
Nugnia preferred Satisfacor,
noes no will gwen Address @. w Hszttu
P. ", Black River, Jefferson county, New ofk.
AUG 5-eod6t'