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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-14
POLITICAL TAKE OFFS MORN
STRWS.

o41Sb D.
A POLITICAL DRAIN IL THREE ACTS.
S:eae- Liberty strect-EastsrR Train has jus
drrissd-4 rote on Tie PresitIeney saPpoRf
to 6ere been tdfea 6etaceea this and Green's
burg.
Democrat, solus, is seen bound for the Union
Office, with a document which reads as follows:
Curtain falls. Masic-@The Unions safe.
da eapo.
BLACK Republican breaking up Grant street
forthe Gazette Office, with 'tanother version.
Fremont " =.
Curtain falls to tho notes of the Rocky Noun
tain Polka.
"Intense American (for Filimore1 enroute fos
3I-e-S's, Fifth streat, with the latest improved
version:
Ea.sss.s...:..........:
Grand Dcnumong! Blue Firei American
Flag seen waving in the clouds over the Cathe.
dral.-Pitts. Chrcniele.
i%to regular Dragging column, announcing hum
dreds of orders for hundreds of Arguses, both
ancient and 1sodern We have no disposition
to boast, but the following correspondence vii!
show for itself:
PeoroD, July 90, 1s5s.-Messrs. Bristol a,
welch:-The work goes braYely on Send Vi
thirty thousand copies of your daily. Enclosed
find a draft for 81, 64S 81
Yours, &c.
PoDuxK. July %, 1s56.-Messrs. Bristol g
Yelch.-The pra-ha-rysis onezfire. ENCLOSE
the names of thirty-three hundred and sixty-odi
subscribers for your campaign paper Draw OIL
us when you like.
Yours, &c.
ToxAw&SpA, July 25, 1856.-Nlessrs B. &
w.-The vallies and sxamps is in blaze for
freedom. Send Immediately, by a special train,
seven hundred and eighty-one thousand copies
of your unrivalled campaign paper. Enclosed,
1 find forty one thousand dollars currency.
Yours, &c.
| A1RAxr, July 25th-Messrs. B. & w. All
the subscribers to the argus having stopped
their papers in this city, they desire your cam
ipaign paper inits stead. Send eight copies to
JUS weekly. Yours, DC.
| CHApLEsTox, S. c., July 25th.-Messrs. B. IS
W.-The hills arc all lit up for freedom. Brooks
has been cans1-and Buchanan will be kicked.
| Hurrah for the people. Send us two hundred
and thirty thousand copies Of your daily for cir
culation in this city. Iencosc atlraft for twelve
/ hundred thousand dollars on the Kansas fund.
I Yours, &C.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-14

WIN. A. BateheIor's Hair Dye.-No BURN
INa CLUSTERING COMPOUND could have attained
that the brown or black produced the rees grayest
most iroVsy hair by it. Made and Sold applied Gin nine
private roors at BATcHRLoRs Wig FACTORY, 2ss Broad
way New York None genuine except SYN. a BArcaELoa"
Is on the label.
The genuine is sold In Wheeling by
n. H. LOGAN & CO.,
ju27:m Fridge Corner Druggists.
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ll2I@6,6OC

In the British Islapds at last accounts the
weather was favorable and the crops looked
well. In France there is come fear of n short
crop. but any deficiency viii be largely supplied
from countries bordering on the Mediterranean,
andspefhaps in some measure from Russia. In
Ilpssia the crops are promising well This pros
peel cheap bread is q joyous one for tte toll
ing millions
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NIAsoNIG D1IiECToRY.

ohio Lodge No. IST. -Neet. at Masonic nan,
corner Market and Monroe streets the st and third
day evenings each month. g. ". slaHTs w. ~; Ats-
1nder L0G0hISn, Secretary. r-
wheeling Lodge No. 12s.-Neets above on
the Gst7 Thnfsdays each month! ia.
BEkxF1IsoER, W. NJ; s. ". Psdrsoa, Secretary.
wheeling Union Chapter Ne. 19.-Sects ns
second Monday evening of each month. W. G.
9co4F. 4. p. 6 w. Pearaon Secretary.
wheeling Encampnient No. Meets as
abo.e fourth Monday evening of each month. W J.
DKTEs, q. O., n Loetsa Kecpsaet
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w "Wiggins, what era in the worlds his
tory do You regard with the deepest horror"
1.-THE cbol-era?" gasped Virgins, with spas
modic shudder.
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IN arffcls tsqt Aqa many ftiendl Ne mean Forlha's
BALM or Llnment fresh supply genuine ayee, Just
received, at the Rridge Corner Drug Store.
Also. on of Grapevine,
Moods Hair Restorative,
And all the popular toilet preparations, for sale BY
4. n LOGAN & CO.,
nridse Corner Druggists.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-14

a CARD no THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPOSCe's GOLDEN FEA1APEf PILLS are infallI-
BILE In removing stoppages Irregularities of the
These Pills are nothing new hut have used By the Doc
many years. both In France and America with UNI
pNralele every and he urged by many
thousand ladies used them. make the Pills pub
lc for the alienation suffering Irregular
tiles well preventive to those ladies' whose
health will permit increase of family Pregnant fe-
males supposing themselves cautioned
against using these Pills. the proprietor assumes
sponsibty the HdmOniOn, although their mild
prevent any injury heaith otherwise these
pills are recommended. Directions accompany each box
Price 81.
Sold wholesaie and retail by
LAUGILINs BUsHFIELD,
/ Gen'lAgcnts for Ohio county,
M IS Monroe st.
Also for. sale by t. H. LOGAN { CO.
bridge Corner Druggists.
be addressed to the above General Agents
they will supply the trade at Propreors prices, and send
the pills condentiny to ladies' by mail, by enclosing Il to
either ut the Wheeling PostofHce.
n. D-Dr. Duponco's Golden pills, signature ~ Ddpon-
every box; genuine. For particulars get
Circular of. Agents. ap2S-1y
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NntioaI NotioelI

Having pSrehased the stock Of Drugs, Medicines OILS,
Paints &c. with the belonging 70 the formerly
owned ty Jg voUs We will continue business here
n Woven acting as our agent until further notice.
auts LAUGHLINs,k BUsHF1ELD.
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A MONUMENT,
LIKE MANY OTHERS, TO THE
GREAT VIRTUES OF
HAKPTONpS VEGETABLE TLNCTEREf!

/ BALTIMORE, Marcel, 81, 1856. Il
This certify, that hbount nine since at
can who ordered IT to he p0uced, Il very mucl
swosn and continued to progress until had increased
ulcers to of twenty-five formed between ankle
and which tssn h laid % n, to the e. and s
and one OFtwo oiT RT Te n1STR nshsT lSns
was then taken to Hartford county this State; phys
clan there told mother and friends lie could heal the nj
ed with me for seven weeks, using frequently,
ing from the ulcers proud flesh and pieces Of bone without
that when applied the agony fri nds
there cure for e from my knee to my ankle not
much unlike honey-comb the numerous ulcers running
freely pus with sign Of blood, and times when
would scratch fingers white pus would issue thererom
'''N'' N''' BALTIMORE NY HoMEi
then returned to Baltimore, my old home, expecting
1y the advice of.y friends used various remedies some
which gave only transient relief Icontlnued grow
an ulcer which piece bone Anot-
also formed spne which physicians cut out,
only means Of saving my lie After this, Yet another form.
ed right and also left groin us also
other parts Of body which in number and size astonis
ed those who saw them was reduced to mere skeleton,
'''' Se'> = - DEATH RELIEF
felt death would have been reeftome. Ihld tried ply
aSo had 1 been cured BY HPToSs YEsETsIS TIG
TURE' OF disease suat to The was laborg under,
advised Inc 70 try it. At this time had been afflicted fall
I'VE years. commenced taking .Hamptons Pe0etd6is
TGnctHre.''
the hrst bottle Of which nsp:rea with hope and by the
had taken I'VE bottles felt much improved TINT
had the confidence to believe that 1t would
tnued its uSe-sl improving My ulcers healed and new
strength came weak ard shattered system and willis
further detail happy my leg also healed,
and OF my health has taken place, and
consider myself cured by this wonderful medicine
alone. have given but faint idea of my suerings but
frlcnds who read this win bear testimony all that
have said in favor Of
Rampsoa's TsgGta6l1 7Tnctl.te,r
will all who afflicted have been,
49, - EDWIN n: spRANKLtS,
No. 81 Register. street,
3doors north Of Pratt st.
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Verify Truth is sometimes
Stranger than Fiction!
AN ASTOUNDING CURE!!

THIS young gentleman living In our mdst-those
who know him will bear testimony that Ills sntfsrinss and
cure are no cxRggeraton OF the pieces of bone may
by calling 2lO Baltimore strectohers are in his
possession Let the sccptical hIm-he witestify that
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Wheeling island ProDertr

wv ASS@4AS Island PrOpertV
FOR SALE.
\ Island now In the occupancy OF William Cl,rE 80 :
Market Garden He has had 1t laid out into :i
ranging in size frol One :tnd half Five Acre HsS
lane, forty feet wide, running through the cr1T
Town Lots to the head of the Island - ''VH' Tue
Il r0TRSanty Of location and fertility Of SOIL this pup,rr
surnassed BY the Ohio River and 10
streas obtaining aGeIlghtl location in the c1Gpir sS,
Eenent the city, or to those wishing engage ia h: &
purchase. 80 '"'"SFae"'> 10
the premises can be seen, making
20 .hs seoseEinsF, who WIN gre every information in rt
FRANCIS r. ARsfSTRONG
~ -. -
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Academy Of Music.


Higher Department..
PRor- G. ANToS,. PRINCIPAL
f3of- L. u TrinaarI u epartn.ent.
Mss A. NJ RoaEns ,=-s Miss. F. DrcxEr
Charge per quarter of II weeks for Board, Wgslag,
use OF Instrument and Instruction upon the MelOde
on Piano CnItar VIOLIN and in Vocal Mnsic $Goh
Fail Term com ces ma Ondny. tlc Hst day
0f.SeptcnIbcr.
Circulars will be sent to all who desire further inorma-
Application to be made to SIss A. s. Curtis Principal OF
the Ladies' Department, Wheeling Virginia.
Connected with the Academy Institute tor the instruc
ton OF young Ladies' in the CONoS and HGHRR DEPART
al the STATE New York and Sew England
requirements and experiences for therrespon
Junior English Middle English and Senior English Depart
To pupils who remain one year In either oil these
Departments Certificate OF scholarship will be giveItn
those go through whole Of three years. Dio
Nst be awarded.
For Board, Washing and Tuition in English per quar-
Instruction IN French and German per qr...... 200
EnEIish Department.
Senior. stV0
Middle. So9
Pupil; in The English Department, wish 70 60
through regular of Music in the Academy out VINO
wish to devote portion of their time to this study VIII
REcry DESTRUCTION PRoM TE of the ACADEMY and
filus will ENJOY this Of study sprERtnR
desiring 70 become students In either Department. shouu
AEs APPLICATIONS sooy, the number OF pups limted
until larger buildings can be ehtaIned.L anE,E.o
FRESH ARR Vii.
M. sal sPIrT F' BOTTOM or HOOKING CHAIRS.
which are so much sought after by all classes.
Soall soOn, II you wanvone, At the Cheap farntsre
luz ~ f't''-,t IA. is7 Srsln street.
BEEF Plain and oanyss1ss al
IuiYss Ia {, Z y s FssE9i =: {.
4 y
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-..-.-----------JAN JAMES TASNrp
For Rent.

TWO good new brieI dwelling houses s,,n,,s, -,
Street S"nNenient to the Crescent IrUs ME-, .Sla
iIempfed Railroad Depot Possession given ipr,S1 "
Enquire OF 1s0'Ai-!y
iuse-tt JOHN BRrcr
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MorgantOvn, va, July es, 1856. aEl

Ambrotypes Tor 81.
PARTRIDGE, at his and spacious rooms, with facili-
ties for operating and arrangement for light equal TO
any in the country, and far superior to any nthe city, IS
producing beautiful pictures unsurpassed
in the country He is PREPARED TO make Ambrotypes so
they he sent by mail thou. extra postage Also TO set
them and pins price DaguerTeotypes
Pictures customers good specimens exhibited
and warranted to last foi ages unchanged.
All kinds Of materials used in the business for sale.
side OF Main ST. above Monroe, Marsh
Snp w AuH18
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Trustees Sale

DS vtrtua Of decd of trust :rou Geor.e IIardr,.
wife to dated June s 1851, AMI now Of res ~
Ohio County IirSinain Deed BOOK No. 50 page ;S In
proceed TO sell at the 'front.' il0or oT the Court HeuSs ~
County Monday the Erst day September i ~ ~
bic ancton to the highest bidder, No. f0l We
ated on Main Street in the Fifth Ward Of the civ
ngand also forty feet In width nf the seu,6e
lot No. 24l twenty four, situated Water street In S
Eifhg Ward Of the City OF Wheeling ~ 80 H4n SAN
rEESs OF SAlE-one third Of the purchase viii he r,
ed In Cash on the day OF sale and the residue In e
instruments OF six and twelve months from sale m, IVA
chaSers giving bond with good security bearing
tue dAy OF sale and the title Ia be retained al
curitv till the purchase mnneyis paM " 'S' &"
selling e. trustee shall convey only such sle "a
700 EDWARD H. FIrzuuGH.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-14
THE RESOURCES OF SOUTH,
WESTERN VIRGINIA.

,eli-N ASHINGTON, august q 4SOO.
To the Editor of the Union:
DEAR SIR: Win you allow me, through the
columns of your paper, to answer the numerous
inquiries which have been made of me respect
ing the southwestern portion of Virginia, which
have the honor to represent? Ny district
borders on North Carolina, Tennessee, and Ken
lucky, and is composed of ten counties. The
country is rolling finely watered, and well drain-
cd by nature The climate is the most salubri-
Gus, and no epidemics ever prevail. a case Of
cholera or yellow fever has never been known in
that region; and il a man was taken there with
the chilIs upon him he would be looked upon as
curiosity. The soil is well adapted To the Gull
tivation of every variety of grain, vegetables,
and fruits 1t is one OF the finest stoclt-raising
portions Of the State, as every kind of grass
grows luxuriantiy, particularly the blue grass,
which Is Indigenous to the soil. The country
abounds, too, in iron orc, coal, copper, lead,
lilastcr, and salt. We have also water power
sufficient to turn all the machinery of the ma.
tion, and great variety Of sulphur and mineral
springs The Virginia and Tennessee railroad
passes through the center of that delightful sec
ton of the State, and will connect with the
Tennessee Tosd from Memphis. This road when
completed, which viii probably be done within
twelve months, is destined to become the great
national thoroughfarc from New Orleans to Bos.
ton, as it will be the most pleasant and direct
route.
would, therefore, aCViSe genecncn OF Capi'
tai and enterprise to visit that desirable section
of our country and judge for themselves, as
would also those who wish to select delightful
Summer residence. l will further add, that for
health and romantic scenery it cannot be sur
passed by any section of any State in the Union
fAhaye thus given brief aud imperfect sketch
of that portion Of Virginia, which regard as
commanding more natural advantages than are
to be2found in the same extent of country in
the United States
i havo tho honor to remain yours. truly. *
E. McAiULLIN.
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Valuable Property for 81.

TIME subscriber offers at privnte sale Ii. 80.
~ theeor Of Fourth and Quincy StS lct On
occupied for several OF the best - has
In the city, and Is well adapted either A"es
second class hotel lts close proximity Ia Il home
Railroad Depot II desirable stand 6F
above purposes. Terms accommodating S'A'F " Ne
auSs JAMES T.~>,-
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IToIIowny's pills md OinTmcnT.
DOZ. sule Manufacturers trade, by
y)U augs r. u. LOGAN & CO.
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REAL HspArR sALEs
100 Lots for Sale in Eir117,5a.5
saIsto commence at 10 o'Sloss, A. NJ when ii. Co..

IA 7Sf HENRY wrsr,r,
WILLIAM EIrvShS.
Adm'rs with VIM annexed Of ''NoN' Jr
sGlS*ts joseph E!,E,.,
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Popuxr. July 25, 1s56.-Messrs. Bristol o
Yelch.-The pra-ha-rys is one=fire. enclose
the nnmes of thirty-three hundred and sixty-odi
subscribers foryour campaign paper. Draw OF
MS when Won like
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-14

A POLTTIcAL DRAuA IL THREE ACTs.
S.sre-L Liberty street-E Eastern Train has jus
arsissd-4 rete on Tie PresiEency shPpose
to 1ace been taEca 6staccss This and Greens
6'gg-
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WHEELING lMI[!SIC STORE
Piano and nGelodeo n Warerooms.

LARGE assortment Of a!lkinds of Musical nstransnD
n constantly hand and sorranted IN every respect
Pianos and NeloHcOns to let..k11
Those wishing the hest instruments Mt the nWest rates
should not fail TO cali and exHIcine the stock.
ap93 i. F. TOA!N.
J. ". srITF uSDERnrLL
]. w. Stitt s. Co.
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ToxAw4xpA, July 95, 1850.-Messrs B. &
w.-The yaIlies and swamps is in a blaze for
freedom Send Immediately, by a special train,
seven hundred and eighty-one thousand copies
of your unrivalled campaign paper. Enclosed,
find forty one thousand dollars currency.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-29
WANTED..--A COmpOsit0r.

~ Nearly ALL the freedom shrek
on published a story invented by q
Mr.. Bates, affirming that Ex-Governor
Floyd, Of Virginia, offered Fremont the
democratic nomination for the Presi-
dsncy, and that Fremont declined the
honor. Gov. Floyd exposes this false
hood BY fatty denying, over his own
signature, Bates silly statement, and
says:
~ never had All interview with Fremont,
except At his own seeking, or that Of bis
spseial friends. Inever made any offer to
him Of anything for myself OF others He
never expressed any censnre for the repeal
Of the Missouri compromise in my hearing.
AL that is CANNON, frsm beginning TO end.
] never saw him until ] met him in New
York /; and, after . short acquaintance,
considered him very light metal (notwith-
standing Mariposa,) and extremely i'll in.
formed upon all political subjects"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-29

CLAy AND FRsLIx0HUrsES. - We
are reliably Informed, says the Plain
field Union, that the Hon. Theodore
Frelinghuysen, one Of the purest Of
statesmen, and = candidate for the
Vice Presidency under the lsmented
Clay, now supports Buchanan. This
is matter well worthy Of the consid-
eration Of oil Fremont men. Mr.. FIRE.
linghuysen now occupies precisely the
same position that Henry Clay would
occupy were he now living. The best
men Of our county, Of ALL parties, are
now with US.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-29

Butter AND CHEESE. - 1t is stated
that during the fiscal year 1885 the
shipments of butter from the United
States amounted to 2,3l5,249 pounds,
valued at s4lS,S2S and OF cheese A.
s4s,52s pounds, valued at @5l4,o34,-
Of the butter, the largest portion, 46l-
OILS pounds, was sent to the British
West Indies. To England there were
exported $4,000 pounds OF cheese,
more than three-fourths Of the en-
tire shipment. Nearly $4,000 pounds
Of butter were sent to China, and about
1000 pounds to Australia Strange
IS it may seem, during the same fiscal
year $4,000 pounds Of butter were
imported into the United States from
British North America, Hamburg,
Bremen, Holland, England and France
Sor home consumption. Besides this,
o06,:ll pounds were imported for ex-
portation Tho imports Of foreign
cheese were on a more extensive scale,
the total amount being l,526,942
pounds, valued at sl4o,26s. The Ger
mans sent US l57,l68 pounds OF their
fragrant Limburger, and other varieties,
and the Dutch 22O,O2l lbs. France
sent rs the largest supply, viz q: 1902
llo lbs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-29

"GEsrLR SISTER, WE GREET TMEL."
The democratic meeting at Dayton,
Ohio, on the 18th inst, is said in sew
eral telegraphic reports to have been
the largest assembly ever holden in the
Union. One account runs thus
:" The greatest democratic conven-
ton ever assembled in the United
States, is being held here to-day Over
one hundred and sixty thousand strain
gers are present, aud there are eighty
thousand persons in the procession
alone The whole western portion Of
our State has turned ont en- masse. =
There are five stands erected, and
speakers holding forth on each. Much
enthusiasm prevails. The great arch
is one of the largest and best ever
erected in the United States. There
is no doubt, from this demonstration,
but that this state will give her elector-
al vote for Buchanan"
HORainLt SENTIMENT. - \ CORE
spondent informs US that there is
Black Republican in neighboring
township, SO venomous that he pub
licly boasts, that he would rather
sister OF his should marry a nsgro than
any foreigner he ever saw. Can ii be
that any man, in any township inlowa,
is SO ms.ldened by the lunscy OF Black
Republicanism
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-29

The Last number Of the Martinsvills
Monitor givss the following incident,
which occurred q the Fremont bsrbsoas
10 Morgan county, lndians =
"The mnss charsctaaistio part Of the
whole AFFAIR occurred ct the table "A
mechanic, who had hitherto been strong
Fremont man, was on the ground With
bic wife and child. At . word given hs
attempted to cross the rope 70 the table;
bat 10 was met By one Of The na,shals
Who told him to ssssd:b sad give rooo
tor the ladies'. he stepped bAet, - be
IVES told. when ssvsn Or eight women,
~ black - the sss o. spsdes,' sdvsa.
osd before him to The table, end ste With
the rest OF The Fremont lsdiss end Gen.
Neuan. The w. too much for him.
He tore the Fremont badge from his
brsase, and swors that, although be wss
. poor mechanic, hs wee yst litsle bet.
ter than negro. He seid thst II be
and his wife we're TO b thrust back from
. Fremont barbecue 70 give place to 10.
gree, b 20 losese Ne . 1seoeHs aaa;
40 Immediately sssaps9 tAe vssasot
eeeee uodoe be eool, on6 0oolosod bic
teeses!eo b sets tes oueAooaa. Ne
40 tosoeoe6 thss eeuS C oVo oeAoes az
lllewise. u b ssia tAaS neO lsos eHeo
seseV saossss ate q Ne oses oalls,"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-29

EH Hon. George ). Hillard, one OF
Mr.. Fillmorcs conservative supporters,
in his speech upon the resolutions OF
the Massachusetts Wing State Con-
vention, declared that the difficulty
about Kansas Was that il was card
in the hands of the politicians during
the whole campaign. When the truth
about Kansas is known" said he, YOU
will find that some oi the men who
have been the most loudin denouncing
the Kansas outrages, have been the
most vigorous in preventing the meas
ures whicA are calculated to gire peace
to that Territory"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-29

CALIFORNIA FOR BUCHANAN.-The
San Francisco Globe says it wishes the
states OF New York, Pennsylvania, or
even South Carolina, were Is safe for
Buchanan ~ California. The Golden
State will give old Buck . glorious ma
iority over Fremont where the latters
beef and land spcculations are intim-
ately known.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-29

BucHASAN AT HONE. i In an &C
count of a recent visit to Lancaster,
BY q gentleman occupying high po-
sition, he says:
II saw no man in Lancaster who
was not his devoted friend. You
would be surprised by the large num-
Der who voluntarily tell you Of his nu-
merous acts Of kindness to them, or
their parents, relatives, or neighbors.
Hia old clients are universally attached
to him, and many speak Of gratuitons
professional services in fighting the
battles Of the poor.