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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-07-16

Valuable Property for sale.
THE undersigned offers for sale valuable
L Tavern Stand on the Weston and Clarks-
burg Turnpike; eight improved Farms in Har-
rlson and Doddridge counties, an improved pro-
perry, on the line of the N w. Va. Railroad ON
which village is now being built, together with
moro than 500 900 acres of timber and coal land
1avorabiy situated for settlers or land operators
jazz If Clarksbura. Harrison Co
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-07-16
DEW DRUG STORE Tn GLARKSRTRG |

AAES q BROTHER would respectfully an
- nounce to the citizens of Harrison connty and
the public generally, that they have opened a
store opposite the Court house, in Clarksbure.
T T they have for sale an assortment OF
Drugs, Medicines and Dye-stuffs, which thev
will sell at low prices for CASA. "---s- srey
Ihose who may favor us with their custom
may rest assured they viii get nothing but q
We hope by our knowledge of the bus;nssz ~
ensure public confidence. ocis ~ =
N1NDoW, GLASS and p5t,,, a. 1870
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Smut Machines.

SHHEUC NENCH THICSs
ULL'S patent French Burr Smut Machines,
IL used in over 500 of the best mills in the
west. They run light, clean we'll and fast, and
last life time.
When they become dull, the edge can be re-
Viewed by cracking the Burr. We annex GER
tificate from one Of the largest fourishing mills
in the west; and for further particulars refer to
our hand bills.
PrrrsBURG, June &c, 1859.
w. w. WALLACE, ESQ. Dear Strive have
now in use in our mill two OF your Burr Smut
Machines they work to our entire satisfaction,
and they are durable, not liable to get out of or
der, and we consider them the best machines
now in use. WILMARTH & NOBLE.
All orders promptly attended to
w. w. WALLACE.
3l9 Liberty ST., Pittsbnrg Pa.
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Notice.

VIE Hardware business will be continued bv
Il the undersigned, who is now receiving a
general assortment of Hardware suitable for The
season, all OF which will be sold ut very reduced
prices for cash or country produce.
Pike ST., April a9th, 1s57.-my1 If
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-07-16

THIS remedy has won for itself such notoriety
from its Of every variety of pulmonary disease,
that it is entirely Unnecessary to recount the evil
lences of it's virtues in any community where it
has heen employed. So wide is the field of its
fitness, and so numerous the cases of its cures,
that almost every section of the country abounds
in persons publicly known, who have been restored
from alarming and even desperate diseases of the
lungs by its use When once IT. tried its superiority
rent escape observation and where its virtues are
known, the public no longer hesitate what antidote
tions Of the pulmonary organs which are incident
to our climate Not only in formidable attacks
upon the lungs, hut for the milder varieties of
DRsN It is the pleasantest and safest medicine that
can be obtained.
AS it has long been in constant use throughout
this section, we need not do more than assure the
people its quality is kept up to the best that it ever
has been, and that the genuine article is sold by
James & Bro, Clarksbrg, and dealers in mod
icines everywhere. apo SIN
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-07-16
FOr Rent.

A DESIRABLE STORE-ROoM-oneo Of ,bo
- best situations for business in Clarksburp,
vii! be for rent on the LIST of A. ril.
Apply to W. P. COOPER
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-07-16
Sc Man, Know ThyscIf.n
an Invaluable Book for 25 Cents. Eperv Fs.
n1iLy should haze a COpv."

DIR. HUNTERS Med
zeal Manual and hand
Book for the Afflicted
containing an outline Of
thcorigin, progress treat
ment and cure Of every
form of disease contract
cd by promiscuous Eexa.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-31

THUNDER STORM IN TIE VALLEY OF THE
KESSEBEc.-There was severe thunder
sierm-ihe most severe that has been expert
enced for many vears-in the valley OF the
Kennebec, Me, on the 26h ult. In Augusta,
Vassalboro', gardiner, and other towns. the
tightening struck in many places. Several
barnes were burned, much glass broken, and
some cattle killed in the fields. Within the
stace of half mile, in The Town Of yassabo-
ro', she tightening struck seven times. not,
however, doing much damage, although one
or Two barnes were sirnck. The wind was
Tery violent.
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II OTE T. s J..
UNION HOUSE,
1. i. TUCKER..P tor.

Mckinney, Collin County, Isra,. .a
THANKFUL for past h,vors conferred upon me by the A
travelling local public and being determined TO HIM
devote my time aud entire attention to the wants Of tes
wearied traveller take this method Of informing EVERY BODY
and the baia mankiud that my house at all times
for the reception and Accommodation ~ those who may favor ne
with cali Heng man Of but one brs!ncss, Snd wing
farm connected with my house, promise my patrons that they
must aud shalt be satisfied. In connection with my house
large and convenient stab supplied with the finest PROV
ene Of Egypt" and by the best and most reliable
O''''' noo,, with l,dylur s.r month sla 90
without lodging per month ~ "
Man and hUrae per day bs
r,.,crr,b IS
sno,s meal %
Let I've distinctly understood that the Office Of the STAGE
LIVE n N Mckinney orh-m Mckinney to Dallas
kept and always he accommodate
ted other tray-iers, 1t twenty-five sents per mosl.
Aug. /, 1s6I.--3:ly.
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Land for sale.

THE undersigned, as agent of Noah Spears, offers
l. for sale tract of land on Five Mile Creek CEN
tanning Eleven Hundred acres more or less
There is on said land a comfortable dwelling and
sixty in good state of cultivation, and also
arge portion of it very heavily timbered 1t is un-
necessary to give fuller description, as one wishing
to purchase will look at it before doing So For terms
Of sale nd any other information desired apply to the
undersigned [45:6mo.1 JOHN d. KERF00T.
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Administrators Notice.
MOFF ATS II RE PILLS

PHI GkIX BlTTERS.
lTTNHE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE NOW BEFORE
i the public, for the cure of ScrofuIa, Ulcers,
Sour y, or Eruptions of the Skin, Fever and
Aguv Dyspepsia, DrOpsey, and in fact most all
diseases soon yield to their curative properties.
1t has been computed that during the last twenty
Ave years upwards of Four Millions OF persons
have been benefited by the of these medicines;
fact which speaks volumes in favor of their curative
properties single trial will place them beyond the
reach of competition in the estimate of every patient
BY their use the BLOOD rs RESTORED TO HEAL
THY STATE, and .freed from all Impurities. The
system is not reduced during their operation, but in
yicorated, md they require no restraint from business
or pleasure
The afflicted hare In these medieits remedy tha
uiI do for them all that medicine csn possibly fleet
PREPARED BY
VIM. B. MOFFAT, M. D..
NEW YORK,
And for sale by GOLD & DONALDSON,
[aug1-5:ly] Dallas, Tsras.
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Notice.

Notice.
4 Ii persons indebted to the subscribers by NOTE
a or BOOK ACCOUNT for the year 1857,
are respectfully requested to make payment before
the OH day of June next. must have money
to pay our debts, and have given all the indrl-
gence we Those that heed this notice viii save
cost
We will take wheat at the market price for debts
contracted this year-since January LIST, 1853, OF
far eosds-gheAt to be delivered at the Dalia.
Steam Mills. GUILD DONAbDSON.
April 80, 1s5S.-44:Sm-
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kickapOo Steam Saw Well.
100000 FEET SEASONED LUMBER
Nn" nv


IrJNuHSE MILLS are finely situated, Immediately on
l. the line between Anderson and Henderson coun.
ties . miles northwest Of the town Of kickapoo, "a
miles south-cas of Athens 40 miles from the crossing
Of the Trinity at Basctte, 55 miles from Porters
Bluff II from Larissa % from Rusk, 20 from PaIes-
tine, G5 from Kaufman, As from Canton, 80 from Ty-
Ter, 10 from Ccntreville, 100 from Dallas, 30 from
Waxuhachc, 60 from Corsicana, 81 from Wild Cat
Bluff 80 from Pine Bluff, 30 from Parkcr's Bluff,
10 from Waco, 80 from Fairfield, 10 from Springfield,
100 from Fort Worth, 40 from Buchanan, 100 from
! FIillsborough and l05 from Johnson's Station.
PRICES:
Flooring, per hundred feet, 81 30
Ceiling, 90 20
Weather-boarding, " rs
All other sizes in proportion.
These mills under the supervision Of first rate
Sawyer and Engineer, and being in regular operation
the public may always depend upon full supply Of
well seasoned lumber, and upon having all bills, large
and small filed with accuracy and at the shortest
ticc, according to orders,
All orders must be addressed to BHNJ. H. JOHNSON,
Kickapoo, Anderson County, Texas.
NJ. T. JOHNSON.
Johnson's Station, Tarrant Co., April 1s--iStf
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Kaufman Hotel,


Rogers House.
WAXaH-aCHIE, ELLIS CO., TENS.
The subscriber respectfully to the travelling
public that this large and comnodous hotel is now SD
open reception and entertainment Of the public
His and unrcmtn eos will continue AS heretofore
he given orender those who favor him with call comfortse
HosB" His table constantly furnished with every
thing in the marke and his table supplied
best and attended with atehtlve holsters
lie refers the travelling public generally H. W. kodEhs
III Hacks will be kept hand to convey to any
the adjoining towns points. June rs, lsss-o'iy.
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PIasterfng.

Plastcrfng.
TIME undersigned being now permanently located
i in Dallas, respectfully offers his services to the
public, as a Piasferer Having demonstrated the
fact that the material Of this country, when properly
combined, is as susceptible Of making as good ce-
ment as that Of the North.
LIME for sale, viii be kept on hand.
A valuable consideration paid for HAIR.
I'll PEasiering jobs Insured
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-31

The Pen0syivaHisn learns that order have
been received a. the Philadelphia Navy Yard,
for the immediate commencement OF the con-
sirucriop Of The new sioe7.efyar Authorized BY
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-31

Galveston Agricultural Warehouse,
MORO CASTLE, CORNER STRAND AND FREMONT STREET.
WHERE will be found large stock Of
w AGRICULTURAL AND
HORTICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
to the growing wants Of the country among these are
PLOT GIis-cas Wrought Steel light Horse
six Cattle.
Acknowledgment Hinge and Expanding
cuLTIvAToRs-of all kinds Cotton Sweeps Horse Hoes and
CORN sTELLERs-single aud Double. for Hand and Horse
Power.
CORN PLANTERS
SEED S0WERS-For Hand or Horse.
Moving and Reaping Machines.
Seythes and Cradles Farming Mills
Thrcshng Machines Horse and Hand Dakes.
FIGURING Corn Mills Burr Stone stse Corn
and Cob Cfushers, and Feed Mills.
Churns-Rotary, Thermometer and Dash
Garden Engines, Hoes, Spades, Axes, Picks
Bush Hooks Sc Store and Wharf Trucks;
Plantation and Road Wagons;
Garden and. Dirt Barrows;
Ok Yoke, Bows, How Pins ard Bull Rings;
Road and Ditching scrapers.
Betting
Oak Tanned stretched Leather, from to IA inehesi
vulcanized Rubber and ply. all widths;
Hydrant Hose, Pipes and Coupling.
Lace Leather Rivets and Punches
Garden Seeds and Plants
Agent for Miller wngates Kentucky Harvester Reaper
and Mower combined
Miller ana Wingate's Corn and Cob Crushing Mil.
G. ". Browns Patent Grist MIL French and Burr.
FElToSs sELF-snARPENING CORN MEAL AND oESER-
Al FEED MILL.
EMERY nRorIIERs HORSE POWER AMP OVERSIGHT
TIIREsHING MACHINES AND sEPARAToRs, AND
MILLER, wISGATE cos PENNSYLVANIA POUR
HORSE POWER AND TnREsHERs.
NcCokp BoGARDUS HORSE POWER.
AGENT FOR E. CARVER Co.'S IMPROVED COTTON GIN,
GENERAL AGESTs FOR MANuFAcTrpEHs
May slsss-I5lyr IsAACG. WILLIAMS & co.
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mckinney El0ael.
MCKINNEY, COLLIN COUNTY, TEXAS.

s.B. SKlDMCRE, Proprietor.
nm undersigned would respectfully inform the citizens
the surrounding c0uiEy, aud the travelling pub ssstf
lie generally that he has recently erected large add>
this house, and prepared with comfortable and well
accommodate all who give him call lie
promises that shall be the beet that the country s
or his stable shall all times be well supplied and be at
tended experienced osrs Thankful for past fayors he
rcctnul'y sol;ci.s ahare of the public patronage.
4t:ly. S. u. SK1pAoRE.
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SCHOLASTIC.
mckenzie Institute.

III seyenleenlh session Of this Institute vii open
| On the fret Monday of October next, and continue
Forty weeks, under the superintenlance Of Rev, W,
I. Mckenzie assisted ~ fall corps Of experienced
Teachers. The huildngs are large and pleasant and
Laboratory veil Supplied with apparatus The two
Departments u this .feairmy win be enarely dis
tinct
t,c.. Tor session u forty weeks
rngS-h departments il pail At close silo 90
u. d., il not TAid At slV-e III "
Llrguh Vr Mathematical Department, "a
esil AZ close 100 W
~ NJ, t,il Al close li3 20
Nusls On Piano Porte, With use Of Instrument 90 20
Incidental tax On each student W
Ten per cent allowed for MI advance payments
Pupils charged, AFTER the first mouth, from time Of
entrance, snl no deluetlon will be made under shy
circumstance except for PrOlrae'yi sickness
September 18th ls57-ll ~
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neN. ae. Es. 'p'lnOIla!
Esr. A. a. ,gOFsyNsOps

Having permanently located In Dallas offers hs professional
vice, to the public may found at the old County Clerks
once on Main street, except when professionally absent
Unlas. TeXn,. JnnunrY 70. 1H5s-.2y.u
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,yOihn a.. Mccoy,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
MN tr.riis. ia thr NJ tri Cts a. "a 10 eanres nnE
tis itah Jasal District sa ia i sVrs to' II lhis sai'
asd 81. silsi lhs sg'su u sa-' IA ~ eaaii's aiHns
h o. ,.a ~. 80. 20 q lLs rall sun .. rs
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R. Wnrren Stone,

ATTORNEY GRd ccINSkfhok ~ Ia W,
WILL Irsetcr ia the eounes ~ kaufman, Cn Denton, ~
w lis and Dallas also Ia the SlpVme Court AZ iylf Ai ~
tho PROBATE courts Dallas and sdianng cnnntes sees a.
rntin n he given 10 eociioAl sA peclng 4 ullss b
and hsl'A', he0' 90 ies1 lily
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HIS H. PEAK. oyy,.

SUI IiON - L, ~ II | s 7,
WOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Dali .s--.---
w las the surrounding counties, that he is saGY
uerrnanenty located in Dallas, ard il prepared to
perform operations in his profession in the most l11
approved style Office Peak Martins Drug Store ALL
WORK WARRANTED. june 27--52:ly
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isaac NayiOr.

Allcrnsn ano ConHSsller-dI- Fan.
Oses- Front ro0m, W Stairs, opposite hs CrIieAr
nell HORSE, Daliss, TIa.,
WILL Irase 10 the eoanss q ne flAifs.h se,. p'h
AM m The satIslnr aua fFl cuHs 81 the state stleni
ns hhiy u the eoeeion Il eam in,ssgainE lAni uls
.ni A., professional hnsness eRiIusie % ha, APP, eo-lay
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PRoFEssIoNAL. oARps.
3 '''I Nicholson & rogers :, 7. a0''A'.


DALLAS. TENAS.
wmTasss thfF Pgf'sa 10 &c iehJsii'ai ps.Eisl al
u kaafnan Iruutg, ~ no ths
Auy busiass clu ~ irl ,hal rt aisa proia allfnaa
Odce M CsInsT si1 aars, sfg AlsA-dE a.lasa
asy.
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B. ,. Osborn.
John R. BayIsT,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOt NJ LAW
B,ksR0p. Young County, 4 -sa'.
WILL praele. IN al the Courts espsd In tie Ntrr1A a
w slcis District, Prompt attsn given TO 80 h.srl
trusted To his care. June Is, 1857 80 ~
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Good & Mckenzie,
II E NRY Err,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Dallas, Dallas County, Ttfas,
viii practice his profession IN the Courts Of the 10Th Judicial
u,tet comprising the counties Of Collin Grayson Cooke lien.
Wise, Parker Johnson Kills Tauant and Dallas, Prompt
I'd faithful attention given TO all business eoaAded 10 him.
June II. ls5G-i.tL
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-05-25
THE CITY EIDCTIoN AND COL. BERRET

1t is officially and mischievousy reported all about
the city that the democracy Indifferent about the
election of Col Berret to be mayor at the coming
election. We utter the unanimous sentiment Of
every democrat in and out of the government that it
is the duty of the democracy to the utmost Of its
power to sustain Col Berret. Is Washington, the
federal capital to be set down neutral ground Is
the obligation to support democratic candidate less
binding here than elsewheref Is treason to party
usages less to be deprecated in this city than in New
York; Surely there are no insane or interested
democrats who viii maintain that it is just to the
principles they profess to support a know1nothing
for the first Office in the federal city If there are
such they should at once renounoe their folly and
resolve heartily to sustain Col. Berret
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RIOT IN THE COAL REGION.

For several days last week there was much trouble
among the miners of the Ashland coal district near
Pottsve Pennsylvania The wokmen struck for higher
wages, alleging that at the rates received they could
not support their families As their employers refused
to make any concessions, the miners went off in body
to their coleres to obtain higher wages compel the
workmen to make the strike general They visit
ed Wadesve and the coeries in that vicinity, and by
threats and persuasion induced the miners to join them
On Friday the mob grown quite formidable, appeared at
St. Clair and by their violent demonstrations stopped
operations at Mines, Johns, Snyder's and other col
eres. The sheriff deputy the ground, but
unable to make any arrests In consequences Of the strength
of the rioters strong force despatched from Potts
vile Saturday morning to suppress the disorder
rest the principals in the riot, and protect those
who wish to go to work The sheriff Of SchuyIkill coun
ty made requisition upon the military and the first
regiment of volunteers under the command of Colonel
Johnson left for St. Clair at early hour Of that day
Upon the appearance of the soldiers at the of the
disturbance the rioters that resistance hopeless
and submitted Immediately. 950r4 lf
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THE SLAVERY QUESTION ON PoLITICs.--If the sla-
very question wero stricken out Of national politics,
what would be left of the republican party Inde-
pendent Of that element what have they to stand
upon We answer frankly, nothing whatever.
Then Yhy not come out, you republicans, and nom
mate DR.. Chcever for President and Fred. Douglass
abolition princplesf Il occurs to us that il the
pubncans ever succeed in electing President they
must do it on abolition grounds. Thcn surely it
would be far more honest to take up the Beecher-
Douglass Garrison platform, and fight the battle
upon the principles which success is after all to
be attained. We throw out the suggestion.
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THE SOUTHERN CONVENTION,



We had little hope that the Southern Commercial Con-
vention would do anything practical useful. We at
tended it two days and who and what men, were
at the head of 1t. That satisfied us. They were men
who always at the extreme of every question they
take hold Of They mover be other than blind
guides and will ruin the country II they arc to lead
But what has been done by any Of these conventions
preserve interests people, protect our rights
political equals in the govonmentf Nothing in the
past and nothing will be done by them in the future
When the South gets ready to dissolve the Union all
she has to do s to reasonable the Southern commercial
convention which met at Montgomery, and give the
word-'twould come In one way these conventions do
good They admirably escape valves for gassy
bodies that would otherwise burst It is dimnutive
stage whereou men dressed In little brief authority
splurge extensively, without much danger 10 anybody
but themselves. Wouldbe .oonsressmsu, lceisators
ana ssnstos VINO nave no. an opRor'unly 70 display
vention and spend there the last drop of popularity they
may ever have acquired. W. hqs h1 i tie last sff
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unfortunate at any time, in revvas cad ressntmsas
and tsarias opss old woods. DIT hey ~ pee,
larl1 pna rtuns =, ~, fin ths fAsesAat ~ h41r
direstly % thsslaNfy qssstonj Al in rut
Il sAs precise nlotksnt When xuroppsAn Ybiiddkns
are expecting (vainly and foolsAly as we know here
some great oonyusion Of our Union ON the slavery
question. They occur at the very time when the mo
tiyes which dictated them are liable to the most often
siys construction by the American public. and when
they are calculated q make the deepest and most in
favorable impressions against England upon our Amer
lean mind HM gtlst Lei nIe Gfd&fla a,W im
To obtain redress and provide remedy for these
injurious proceedings, is Office which appertains
10 the Executive of our governments. We have no
doubt that ample redress win be obtained, and an
ehectaal remedy will be provided. These are evils
Of but the moment, which brief time will cure.
But the rsawaksning Of old national animosities is
more enduring misfortune II is the province Of the
press to discuss the effects Of official acts upon
the relations of the two nations; and we cannot
but conclude that in this respect the late conduct
of the British naval officers have been unfortunate in
the extreme. ialQnH lh 2tt4 iul liN' Ltf'' ~
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NOTE FROM VIM. QUAIL, ESQ.

The subjoined note is from gentleman who was re-
Gently chairman of the democratic committee Of Fayette
county Pennsylvania of the counties of Mr. Mont
gomery DISTRICT and holding position in the Office
of the Superintendent of Public Printing. The note
speaks for itself: s'a XIII @,'
.gfl.r.f4. WASHINGTON, d. c., May "a, 1858,
Editor Washington Uriona adit 81 tat tHH 1
Sn Within the past few days have had intimations
which leave for doubt that certain persons in
the Washington congressional district eneavorng
inure by asserting that avoring the reelection
Of the Hon William Montgomery 1t is well known
that came to Washington city the supporter of
Mr. NJ believing him to be true and reliable supporter
of the present administration When he made his speech
the neutrality laws had to doubt his ad
herence to the President and In letters to my democratic
friends in Fayette county have expressed myself favor
Bile to his denomination. The policy he afterwards
adopted however, the Kansas question: in connexion
with his late Brownsville letter. namously and falsely
las belicve traducing the President fully satisfies me
that he unworthy the support of the democratic party
and were at home would certainly vote against his
denomination, and do all in my power to defeat him
Having been fast friend of Mr. Buchanan since
had thought about politics. it is my purpose to
main SO to the end. As regards his administration,
have and do cordially endorse every measure because
they democratic and right and humble Penn
sylvanian take pride in making the declaration
Respectfully, WIN. QUAIL
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TIE OHIO CONTESTED ELECTION Gaze n
3 III will be reeoIlected that Saturday last it was
unaninously agreed that the vote should be taken
to-day at one oclock on the contested election
the fact that considerable interest has been felt in
the result. 1t is scarcely necessary to remind
democratic friends Of the necessity Of an early and
full attendance. ,Ia m ~ $500