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ID r S w Z f L
INFALLIBLE IMMINENT,
The Great ExternI Remedy.

For Rhe" 1! Govt, Eearagia Lumbaqo, STIR Nee
and Nervous Disorders,
FOR an OF which It speedy and certain remedy, and
never fails This Lniment prepared from the recipe
Dr. Stephen Sweet Of Connecticut the famous bone
ty years with the most astonishing success.
AS AN ALLEyIAToR OF PAIN, it is unrivalled by
any preparation before the public Of which the most
skepticat may be convinced by single trial
This Linment will cure rapidly and radically, RIEU
MA11C DISORDERS of every kind and in thousands of
cases where has been used has known to
fail
FOR NEURALGIA, it win afford immediate relief in
every case, however distressing.
1t will relieve the worst case Of HEADACHE in three
minutes, and is warranted to do it.
TooTHACHE also it will cure instantly
FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY AND GENERAL LAsST
IuDE arising from imprudence or excess this Linment
IS most happy and untailing remedy. Acting directly
the system, and restores tito elasticity and vigor
FOR PlLES.-As an external remedy,we claim that tits
equal, Every victim of this distressing compIaint
should gave trial for it will not fail to afford mme
~
QU5NsY AND SORE THROAT are sometimes ex
tremely malignant and dangerous. but timely applica
tlon OF the Lniment will never fail to
sPRAiNS are sometimes very obstinate and enlarge
three days. " -
BRUISES, CUTS, WOUNDS, SORES, ULCERS
healing properties Of DR.. SWEETS ISFALLIBLE LIN
INTENT, when used according to directions Also CHILL
CLANS, FROSTED FEET, and INSECT BITES and
STINGS. W
EVERY HORSE OWNER should have this remedy a
hand for its timely at the first appearance of Lam
ness will efectually prevent those formidable disease
to which all horses liable which render SO man
otherwise valuable horses nearly worthless.
Over four hundred voluntary testimonials to the woner
full curative properties of this Lnnent have been re
ceived within the last years and many of them from
persons in the highest ranks of life.
CAUTION.
To avoid imposition, observe the Signature and Like
ness of DIR. Stephen Sweet on every label and also
"Stephen Sweets Iafable niment blown in the glass
of each bottle without which none are genuine.
RICHARDSON s. CO.,
Sole Proprietors Norwich, Conn
For sale by DAVID SCOTT, Worcester, and all Drug
saie0
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Meoitllres.
no c T OR NJ TITS SONS
REMEDIAL INSTITUTE,
FOR

All who have serious troublesome disease will
very naturally seek advve and this leads
to say few words the choice OF physician. And
first, let all q0dcks, mp0SterS and hfpbugS alone If
have intelligent physician your vicinity apply TO
him immediately and follow his directions Xpcitly and
for sufficient length of time aud he will probably cure
if not, then apply to one who makes YOUR disease
speciality for no physician in general practice no matter
how eminent can treat particular disease or class OF
diseases successfully of the same ability who
makes such diseases Speciality and devOtes his whole at
tention to them. Educated physicians hitherto have
fused to treat private diseases speciality and hence
they have been mOnopoized by quacks The fear OF los
ing caste in society," of being cassed among charla
tans by the profession has too long stood in the way of
this most desirable result What disgrace is there in
making class of diseases speciality that all physicians
treat in general practice The great Ricord of Paris
and Acton of London, both make Pirate Diseases a
specially and vet their fame is enviabe it is world
wide IL is in fact the only remedy for of the most
helnos and destructive systems of quackerv private
diseases praeteed in all the larger cities throughout
posters alone. Their advertisements fill the newspapers
and are well calculated to deceive the inexperienced
made up as they of the most eXtravagant
but without shadow of eUdepce of the truth of what
they say Advertising is of itself SIM but deceptive
advertisements are an abOmination; and advertising
physician is entitled to any influence WhdeUer who does
not give to the public The most undoubed guarantee both
of his honesty and his skill
In offering services in speciality which has hereto
fore zen almost exclusively in the hands of mposter
ask no man TO emplovm who is fully convinced that
shall treat him courteously, deal honoraby and with
the trctes fidelity and give him the best possible chance
for speedy and permanent cure.
H. n. MArTISON,
dpodEwtf 10 TTniOn-st Prevalence II 7
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GYMNASIUM.
0em Dork Embellishments.

KER0SENE OIL-The New York
IN The New York Kerosene Oil Co. Established 1854
announce that, having made great improvements in the
manufacture of Kerosene, they enabled to offer
1t to the trade at
REDUCED PRICE.
The attention of is respectfully called to the
subjoined table, the result of photometrical examine
ton, by Edward N Kent, ESD, of New York, Chemist,
and nod III q
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Mtoitinrs.
YOU HAD BETTER
It r Y
MY MOTHERS SALVE

This celebrated preparation has
obtained an enviable and world
wide reputation for its great cur0
tire properties, and has been the
agent of relieving so many sufferers,
restoring them TO health and useful
ness. that the proprietOrs feel it a
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Reliable orders frqm the trade, by mail telegraph
filed Oh application to AUSTENS,, Agents,
% Pearl Street, New York.
Kerosene is also to be obtained the Manufacturers
Prices, of all the New York Wholesale Druggists. Gro
GERS, Camphene, and Burning Fluid Manufacturers and
Dealers in Lamps.
B.-KER0SENE is The trade-mark ofthe Kerosene
OIL Co., and all persons cautioned against using The
said trademark for other oils. dos3m o3
II T l S n OF A d YE.
AJERoME's HAIR Color REsToRER will restore Grey
Hair to its original color from twelve days and
restore the Hair where has fallen of and become thin
1T is NOT "A DYE!
1T may be used freely water and the most beau
tiiu Dressing for the Hair now in
Thousands i'll different parts of the Union testified
to its wonderful virtues and all who have used join in
their praise oft.
Sold by respectable Druggists and Dealers throughout
the country Address orders to
JOSEPH W. HAYES BROOKLYN, y. Y,
jazz or Charles Clarke, sole agent in Worcester
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IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED.
DIR. HILL,



Where he VIII continue, heretofore consult with
tne aincted OF either personally by letter. DE-
HILL considers II superfu0us to ailude to the universal
success which has attended his practice since he esab
lished an office in Worcester.
inc Doctor has so arranged his Offices that patient
comes IN contact with another lie has great pleasure in
informing the aire portion of the readers this adver
tsement that he has recently possession highly
popular European remedy for female complaints. 1t is
from the original recipe of the distinguished phys
can Sir VIM James of London The title this inyalu
able remedy is William James Uterine Catholicon'
or the Ladies Secret Friend" 1t will be found GER
tam remedy and warranted not to fail in the immediate
removal OF stoppases of the monthly cataena whites
ami railing of the womb. Married ladies' whose health
will not admit OF an increase of family will find it Ger.
tam preventive, but at the time ii necessary to
caution those THAI are eRctente that if they mis-
carriage sure TO be the result 1t is perfectly harmless
in other respects This Invaluable Remedy will be sent
free any were with advice, on receipt of SIS.
The limit OF rs advertisement will prevent Dr. HILL
from audng to the many advantages patients are placed
under by consulting him, y conclusion ne would add
no skill, attention or experience WI be wanting his
part in treating successfully the obstinate eases of
syphilis, sonorhea gleet, mpocncy, se-abise and 9th
er complaints of this formidable class
friendly advice he tenders all strangers well as
friends that upon the first approach Infection to apply
at once TO him. by adopting this plan the greater di
Guilty as avoided in eflecting speedy and sure cure
, 1859-08-22
An Imperlal Nkfsundcrstandkn

l." An Imperial mf100AcfA&& &n3&MEs*
80 The Paris correspondent Of the. Gaurt. Jour
nut tells us that there hive been serious feuds
between the Empress Eugenie aud d'she~ Princess
Cosiide, Prince Sapoleoh's young Sarslinian
wife. He SAYS: =. -
:. The Marchesa de ViIlamarina, whose attach
tnent to the Princess Clotilde has withs,ood
every chance and change of parrin.e and Of
traDspfaotation, bas beep, eve7 siu24 The btace,
upon the stiifest and most impraclicable terns
with the Court, and has kept herself a. closely
closeted as possible ut the Pafais RoyaJ, ,wi,h
the Princess Ciotilde, her present friend and
quondam pupil. In those in,e-hallowed walls.
screened from the sun By. closed jlto"t1... the
two .Sardiniau ladies haze sat div aftef dav.
paying attention 10 nothing but the telegraphc
dispatches which arrive from Turin, Returning
answers. and framing all kinda Of phaatasr1ls-
gor!a concerning tue next scopes to be,piayea
had been Withdrawn from the stage bef9re i,
sas' haaf performed, OF. aaha1y ~vkoae ssshr
has blown OUT the lights, turned &he gas OF. and
left tie canc1udins tAh!eaux 10 be IAxed in 1ht.
dark. 1t seems that, from the very first. there
vas but little cordiality between the ladies' Of
the patais Roy al and The lslies of the TilIeriea
The Princess Aathide Was fhe ouly lady among
the Inter who sought to cnncitiote The osd.fas-
ioned preludices Ut the Court Of Turin 10 ihe
more modern, free aud essy style Of the 1utlte-
rles. This lady did every thing in. her power 10
draw the contending elements together. She
even painted Mile. de V,llam arina's portrait, and
svnt i 10 The Exhibition ::bu, this mad 20 con
ciis'ory effect n Ill, just tho eon.raEs.. Tile
return ot the. Emperor and the Prince addet
fresh fuel to the fame; So much bad 10. te
complained Of, 10 much hsd to be toid, and The
tale sas so sid and fulEof WOO thstaa Axp!xua
ton WAS demanded By ths Prioce.: OF cpnrse
this Hss accorded, and it nesdsd bae i mo
mens's reasoning 10 convince 9hj ons capable
Of such unusual exercise in Paris, that the com
plaints were but the discontinued poutines bf =.
seS'Sa fai,d; s96sr e. a2(as: 9Pts:sGa e.
winning temper has made her much beloved h
~3he Court CIRCLE, has pot ~ been ahls Eholly
70 overlook The various little demonsir Sti6n3 of
disappointed na,ion9i bride rghybich tke pa
ttFlolic LITTLE Psneess 1ecsise The Empsr. We.
have heard it asserted that 30 great il The n.
noyaaee ezPeseacear hK sths ysshg,fsincess 1t
the termination Of the war that serious Thoughts
aIe entertained Of allowing her to undertake
1oafhty to Turin for The p1rpds6 Of :6f&Athing :
her nstal airs rendsEsdd ddouhly requisite in con.
sequence Of The ,excesA Of pestalgia. and :patti-
'otism which has ;seiz, II upqn hax ,a1nee th6+
exploits Of. Victor Rmanueh hire 'fe1dRrd,
him donbly dear 80 -'S ''--:"
, 1859-08-22

Exelteznene at Iowa Roizs, Kansas.
lTrum tho Wb4e Cloud tksnass} Chi<f Aug. III
- During the early part Of the present week,
Excitement ran high IN Iowa Point. Some time
1a6kAsef, several hofaek were sto1fn from the
tani q Highland,f '4hrsuit n made, the
sft4ed NoodsJ JezaRta and tekR 70 Iowa
sS&f - 1Aturdsy, E6n4 foo1
number 6Rpef1 fAd IL.
s6e1 R2t i1t the li9 and lan n =,
3M G6 }temPting SroS u biz
aeeh4S:AS vas stout Ia, Id hd
n 6opeeai knife about his person, with Witch
be commenced slashing among his Assailants.
Charley Blakely; the leader Of the gang, WAS
dangerously, il NOT fatally stabbed in the region
Of the liver. Two other persons were severely
cut, but not dangerously. Sunday Was all e1-
citsmt1t. md Il eas .noisad taE md -neir thst
pp 4opax. the fellow would bs hung. On Aon-
az MoPk'efoaded into Iowa Point from e!ei7;;
direction, from this side Of the Ii7er and from
-8Aa& iak7ada get tha hs&tes at *
citement; rn,eetiuE w.sf hefa; ;--speeches wes9
made on h1eh: siasa.6f th4 .quratson, and it wa4
/ decided not. to tneh him 4 constahlf fron4
Highland appeared in the evening, and demandf
ed him, and ne *al given up: 'He WIS taken to
Highland for tEiAl. :f-'' .--r. -
=; lis sid that the thief, EXPOSED: :s,numheFof
sccumpices iq this portion Of the Territory, but
refused a 10 blow" On al. who are engaged IN
stealinE horses and 'harboring the thieves. This
adair rnay lead to startling Developments, and
be the means Of fefreting out one Of the most
extensive and la~less gangs OF horse:thleves u
the United States. - =
, 1859-08-22

Terrible Conflict With CntAm0unt4
The dwelling of Mr. Thomas s. B.stand, oi
this parish, was lately the scene OF n most
strange and desperate encounter with i catai
mount, in which several neg,oes were severely
bitten, and much nlarin created amongst the oc4
cur:.lits Of the house.
the plantation is one Of the Oldest ON. the
bayou. aud the dwelling. a noble one, is located
amongst cluster Of live and water oaks, with u
CriS pecan aud other trees Of the forest. Ex.
there iy nothing in The shape Of II lurking place
for such an animal neurer thaa tbe SWAMI,
On either side in the rear Of the. cultivated
hr]ds. .
Some two weeks since, a negro woman heard
4 iInisc in the cabin lot above The ttweIing;
wtlere seryant or two hired, and upon repair!
in 10 the spot she was met by astrauGe arin,al,
whcreu|on she beat retreat. pursued leisurly
by tue monster. The steward ea1ne ont, attract
ed br llcr cries. aud seeing ttle ANIMAL returned
for. bis masters gun, and discharged the first
loud, inhicting d sgh wound. Thu" second
charge did not take effect, and frightened Mt the
approach Of his fearless antagonist, be threw
dywn his gun to 0y, but had hardly turned ere it
Easteued npon bis back With . bound, and .ciz-
ed him by the mex, in which situation be rush.
ed into the house. calling loudly for assistance.
His master, who had not yet dressed. pceped out.
and alarmed for his fau,iiy; closed the door
again, doubtless deeming' discretion the better
part Of valur.
Satisfied with having psostrated his Gfstau-
-tagoniss, who lay helpless on tue flnor Of The
-hnti, his caia1nounfshp- inspected The psineeIy
aar.m:s ,par. pp 'he . S} YIN The
himself OH the front piazza, and calmly survey.
Id suu1e dozen or more Of them. SsAist}dd With
the scrutiny, hr entered the parlor or sitting
room, aud took tofnit tos35ssssian, aud when1
the door Was opened By u Negro mau, he Few ut
him, seiz'ux him by the throat The negro was
apowe, full man. and after being severely lacera-
ted finally got him under hi. teet, when four balls
were fired into h,s head from reyssves,An, The
::4@ads Of bystander. 49,. !:
\ TAc overseec, who had now rcachad tbe.spot,
deen.iug hin, dead, ordered the negro to remove
'hfs ftct, when 10 tic .amfeHefs bfEAl trekknt
tie spraug upon u third negro, but was knocked
oil by blow .avtn's y g,tes en.e*mnelg brought
by the ovorseer.--FTdnl4iat La.) Bd.sur...!'
, 1859-08-22
Another "Ntgxer Loese.s,

Aa@tneF "NtEEef L00Geso
(fson the Fayeste tPs.) Pa,'lot.l
v.7s well known that few days since Pfe.:>
9e g. xas sojeiur9e.ng =! -Seato'f{ -'s{s
sad d "a sfS 1eo eoDeourse 60 re afes sfss sssses
aud pa bn Asser 1t .Nes ta1 p61eG
that fh fttsbu Fbse no1tt1At1
elect{o ind b that h&319 4AsfQ
throfg4 he ence Of !
snaaaai ssta !. Ea51 out ~ ,ao,;l. s!.ss 81 ;
o.: M n; " vss sseaus ona.s (f ~ siss, ~ E!
ths particulars Of IN incidxhf Edk
during the Presidents visit. Along 1it6 61s
retinue, and under the protection Of the Presi-
dent, came fasciua1iu- and wealthy Southern
widow, well known iu the fashionable circles Of
aod tEe esFaeF a lsfEe loI 81 Sl&sEs, Ste conld
not think Of coming without her most faithful
waiting maid. She knsRt91 atfee e6dbate15 f6e
slus+s cling to their owners, and 4he was con-
tldGpt tla1 sla1e Qz2peltT yopld be sacEed and
secure under the wing of-the PFesi3snt-thf
viceassasa 4ef- s}n ~kak1tsa sasse~ sct. Shy
necded t.er ebony" elassel''t to carl her hair, Il
PIN her dress; giivvhrr crinuhfnc the graceful
touch, md to arrange things generally. Ii
short; she could not very Welt ~ithout 30 falu.}
bic IN assistant, and as Bedford during tho
5..raaJdenfs s3jdurn. Would doesoyst III jail
:. isn't" Demscrsts eager 70 sareth5 Consatuf
no. ard piosrE ~, a.s sny. ~ ea%e
ns9'oes1 sne sons.aueI ~ Sl.ng ,ee s.asX
d.", d.v"s .sd - u;,h Ee isaS,;f;1 fsh1
.e;H s,ae Iao ".S 81, s"s s..,a ~ patI' TT
other Southern eekhrit!essSc 4nd proceeded 70
n4i;tar,tno uv s;r III H. esfsst ~ 1b;s c1snu
= ~ MI Eats M .s ~. toa S res s6 r. .ni
t;nn. WI ~ 1 eoo1sd ,.r,1 v r.: ah.prs;1nS,
rsti,,,;s ani shS suI;leniy catne * amoa"fh(
''r r. ;sas91 s,4s,.-: rS1 ~ :s,s nv No.
1T.a .,,nnn~a,,,stt x-sa,6d 5x-ast-a,c,...,a,&
in fre41ien,.icircies.. % Ths Ptessyot srembjed
s9SosnF n IL .SS 9seEsI q t3e o1l9u nd
yi - "auut' ;,hn. s,a' ~ III
~ - essnra,ha ,vdne. ~ a4y r:na.4 rEes ~
H. - f;n;e1, to IS oncnsto
~. orS% ',,t;I M ~ !, ~ %ne+en nna
tdrs .he &IstsReg I fs sessf5 @ atzdn. i Thssei|
ssEsp4 e., !. saathf
we're ~ swift in IT The Chase chose. Throaeh ta tSs ioof
, 1859-08-22
NHAT A DEMnCRAT THfTKS OF
TINE RRA@ERS OF The GON&TI-
Sehaior Puch. Of Ohio ID b sipcctchi III C5.r.

mont County, a lew days ago, gave uttcrance
.o1hefalokidg:@H - ~ y, :.
"No~; 4 1,eat it safd very vften;; By Repull
can speakers, that tue founders If our Const-
tuit"n believed that Slavery vas temporary |
believe that is so. ! don't doubt that il is 50;
not that they put it into tue Constitution, mt
that they:eTef tgiBhtefupe subject, but,
tsepgst ksare tab0f tras t!.4, HhRref!aM. 1wi'1
What is It makes slase labor profi' 'uIle to day:
T. j. cotton! We did not cultivate cotton
s3Aeaxe.'tS A..s-.-..~:e ..rN
From this we are to infer that the signcrs
Of thv Dedatation Of IHdcfHndente would not
.Aare pstthcis .99aaes to .tte. .dce!araQou .1la'
"all men arc ccreated equal anil lave an i'll
alieuable right to life, liberty aud the p,lrsui,
1t happiness;" il They had. bit known that
SLAVE labor could be made profitable ii ihe eul-
tivation Of cotton: Nc are TO-. infer sttlat all
tue noble sentiments of Jefferson, Adams.
Hancock, Ffanklia,.. Washington. Madison,
RA1tie1t.Heazy, and uf their il!ust1ious conf
peera, in i..ycr ef Liberty, aud ill their fierce
asnuns'aithSaasr IL shasy and tcti tt1pttcs
f0p iqf = delibsra}e eopyifsjpn, that eit,er Z,
sense Of justice on the part Of thct As1eElcan
people. osar; 6lse tho: judgments Of just God
jxpuq P!ips it's ap early epft you'd 2ll have
been withheld i they, had believed thhs5avc
labor dsr,any circumstu>ccs, could be nlalv
pp6tab1A, Hqd cot}oq tpep bceu cultivated and
nad good field hands commanded tch Ii Hteen
hundred dollars pr Head, theso worthless
, 1859-08-22
~ 0 ME- 1F','E =, II
:. :. ,Klx0UR 8ARRBkA..<,
ASS SIGN'EE" s Al Z
n ,.~' '.-- -'-,of.- -
- PERSONAL .PH8PERTT.

7hs:ate sock q Etmlsr sas: pooss. Blind: Mould
0E rlorees, as9n. casslaxs, &c, assigned 10 me ~
Ah5 Kmgns i0r The behed 81 tteir <Trsors- pro-
ffon, rltces Will insure the oasng
uss desine 10 g,re IL ap1edaSis 3ai pIeszn1 business
o p7 he III tcaip!sE s$ck II aaehiuefy @ t6e naau
nicrs &C., together with Fi.u1ins .ni ding Ns aai vi
Sh4 ting, Eo,tiug, and txtures In running order
through tue na,d rnea to fiop " t. no haus snd t,is
af9 1a well e.ttihed t7s li u tatGu u the p.ties
Ing tue fcpery and takirg The akop- Fos at1c
uar~in4ure tie pleci=es ~ eeuth El.lk sfle.t Of
- w. u. EuILlIl+s. AA4Rnee
.f.hisano Au.71atixh. 1f59. aui62 toA
, 1859-08-22

yaSdpgs 7.aaiezz iz!5r'c; i c.yukt.I z 4kaaaa
West, lately vent into t*e woods TN the pdrpose
q 1hsaifief na.stiAt for 4oppf1 fb@ortnna1elrt
ny teok The first pliant looking stems they
smeMEhd :and thsse weiie H tkt ssP1isoh iE!.ns.
Thy Fets resolved 10 be death On hoops, alas,
ee2Rs Ts5s 1pf,5 s dsi1h e th;g ep3 ,ssy
e3QA &1eatfk -'-ss. rt-=-cs -'t'--=:.
, 1859-08-22
MORE TO I;E ADMIN
1HA THAN TIE
RlCHEBT Dx i DE-
d. 3F:7
Worn by Kings or EnP:''


What7 why = Heauiifal neaa :"
Because It In the Ornament .inI Is;7s.!i;;. -
our Ete. EtspfcE. although ~ - ~. RI ~.<
nnsh J.: In the CLOWN c ee5 tf' ssc x -
ering. Or the hair |, >ras aEd -h''.t,.l ~:
"o.ss salt spsnxisa viz; ~. fyr :H His K~:er,
n~d two or three times ueeS. viii {T,;ss!,,t.
neutts SECURE to atI su m r:.!ur::f. lst ~
I'D {adka. The writer Of the d'ss Is tae es'''
. 3h&leH6: ,..a5|
Da :Waoo Dear SIR: Permit nus y t.;1:,.
.oaEl?ns IN undsr fe1 ths M ehtFs ,;,',. r, Il -
'apsAatan 4 your ~Ifair Rsssst4' ~
un&tnA hue. / eop.lder ynus ftsi'r;s'
ful tnysntina guile *ia>7 u Us y, "s! Il tIu.L
171l, dear sir reu!s t:tl!v-
~u5ch II Gwy'!aas'e'. -
Welsh Ss1kpaucr,ptae., Is .S7as4 y
P1oH. o: j. Woop:-nea1 ~: +: H'.Is -,
Nte&3 1ko received bottle u :!r NJ ~. -
kave It ny wife. who concl,ts j u tf5 u - -:
tAtnking at the time ta.t it wrul ,ts.:, c sss1
- osssinsA color b'rso her as Tti - s:t,s-
tusufs1 1.lt The gray hairs 70 i dark ~; .,,sIt
hsauiiiylpS aa1 tha<k.n!px The Init; ins.. n
Il 2eoye Restorative to u iersoia:s.in, ri ti
= al. - -. :. Nf4 a"A .t.1 g
zPsa,. q. J. yoon:-yuh cona4ree = 49,, - \
your Hatr Restorative. ~ terE ths aos.u ss,.ut
ss'.ss1 Ss a.s: :0ost E0oE W. .htc sast
'aas1E: s1A l Hnss seA countsut that seI !.
xu Ee1ora tbun 70 their nsiar. s:sf. s..st. Is
ths ofad 6Andru6 add Unpleasant Net1es* /. i. - =
1saQas .Nhq. psrsrsre fneeig. -, IT. ~ -
r. 4 wo0n ! !. &C., &C. yc1 r,spii:s'fs d. Ill. l.
Z & : !: +; "a i assis y: Il
, 1859-08-22
Who. TCfu get the Charleston N0mIna.
- { i =. q ttfHdft4ffi II It q Z

:, Who. Will get The; b. :; ;Charlesten ; Nomina-
Occasional The Washington correspondent
Of Forney's Pres, answers the question thusi
under date Of Aug. .17th: !;
Including Jnmes Buchanan, there viii be bnt
thirteen Democratic candidates for the Presit
d ncy brforerh rhe Charleston conyenttoh.' That
congregation will Segfegate in disorder and coll.
fusu III III: SIKH day Of its session, uuless the
ye1'nW, fever causts its dispersion sooner. Jas.
BuGhanan, Of Pennsylvania, will be nominated
py fF39snsn} ot rs, cpnIThntion5-:eb9ay Office:
holders and office brokers, or their instrlule4ts.
This ought 10 b.-1aust be-and shall be. FIAT.
The fates have decreed it. Man cannot resist
the decree. He mus not any lou.er refuse or
decline. ;a1u. all have bsen ,tolh that IN The
Lupercal, Antouy did thrice present ~ cat ea.har
with tue cr0wp. Yhich he did thsice refuse, mud
get h. 1snperatsr did become; t,ennsylyaniu's
tavor;tc sun wilt not disobey the mandate Of
our ,faq9trETNill not .4tyk .4ae hopes sot llis
friends. aud jeopaId.the triumph of our g1oribus
patty aud ats glorious principles by stubborn
aud obstinate refusal. There will be no dill
Guilty on that point. :Ils will yield 10 aud obey
the yoice uf his countrymcn. Like Cinciunatus
Of Did he will forrgo .ssEr,cu!tural pursuits 4nd
rural felicity and so forth aud cousent to serve
one Term nure. ~. ''
4 ~ hilst sti. he h-pts il viii be coustfued A1t.
Rely. upon. it,J. 3. viii. be nominated at
Charleston, Is have stated,
W't'hhe Chicago TIM. put that ip its nire
and snluke it?
, 1859-08-22

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