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ABlackbsrry Brandy..-A most desira.
se a1d si5clent preparation for the diseases at
sadaB. upon The present hot season, such as DlAr-
ara want of tone aad weakness of stomach and
NFes. This article has been extensively sold
me 81 oscriDe for two summers past, and has
csen general satisfaction. Cau and try a bottle,
Eile Dug and Presorl ption Store of
JOHN W. .GARLiCk, Market Place.
Franklin street. hic moud.
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IA Copper Lightning n

IA Copper Lightning n 3D. set
Sc afe now prepared tO put up, In town and
sI1ziy, tals very superior ROD. which consists
O broad twisted piece of heavy SHEET COP
ftR. presenting q large amount at condu ctinE
arace. fns Nod does not CURRODE. and is
s1y durable. Please call and examine Eample.
AZ e-I. hc.tes from the most scientific and bnsi-
-ess meu OF THIS State.
CHARLES D. YALE & CO..
nTsl-Im Iron Block. Governor st.
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THE DELAYS OF CoNsREss.-On Monday
the President signed bill for the relief Of
David Myerly, of Kentucky, directing the
Treasury to disburse to him the sum Of $780,
600. A correspondence of the New York World
gives the following particulars of this case:
= About thirty years ago, during Gen. Jack
sons administration, Mr.. Myerly received IN
order from government for q quantity Of
hemp, rotted by a new process. Mr.. Myerly
went on to prepare the hemp as pe- order, and
spent, it is alleged, some S60OOO in the opera
tion. As the work was, in some sort, an ex-
pertinent, Congress refused to compensate
Mr. NJ, though the bill passed the Senate and
fell in the House, for some reason, many times;
and, believe, perished in the two Houses as
it went from the Hall Of Representatives as
often. During these struggles with an migrate
full country, Mr.. Myerly has boarded at one
house in Washington for sixteen years; and
to-day he walks the streets . bent white
haired dseptuagenarian, nearly blind. Wheth-
er his poverty and helplessness did not re-
commend his case to the lobby, as some pro.
fanely hint, or whether Congress only exer-
cised its prerogative of tardiness in doing
Justice to individuals in his care AZ In others,
[ cannot say; but the veteran Myerly now
obtains moiety OF his debt, and may retire in
ripe old age to enjoy it. Supposing the case
to have been decided on its merits, and doubt
less it was SO decided, whet has been gained
by the delay 1l es -1Fas.s5s sssr.s
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:. ceerse N. Fieck-
uSnsiATTrAfTyEHs OF.
s. inrS VINEGAR, FOR PfCxi,fNG. &c.
18th ST, between Main and Franklin.
Richmond. Va.
a e-dsrs sent by mail will be promptly attend
Ia iS-1nt
!. ,a,ur. i. the Grra, Phy.tcian..-Thi,

sdasitted b, the medical profession. As 4
tt'-srial principle of heaiine science, II in
,.s pFeyided by ;ha human economy, that
W. ts ,stural forces of The body are Lrou ii To
ass,.tst.pel as the disease. The great aim, there
Ito strengthen the natural pow wers This
#',,ss iept IN view by the skii,fut compou nd ders
TrtJ uoSTkTTER'S BiTTERS. which ops
go s,se fresh vitality to all the organs Of the
-, The eaecs OF :nis medicine upon the sfom-
80 The pst:ent who In w,se enough 10 Quit
t,ss,u, aud tr, the Bltters, soon fesis "a If he
s.ssisssn new lease Of life, and as he continues
ssss al the articie he 10 overjoyed to find the
1,sns Of health cou,s,nx through hia frame Let
y ~ y hose cneek the bloom has departed, give
:. = Rarss,er's Ce.eSrAsed Bstters trial.
ri b, dFassis;s and dealers generally. every
...1 70 <-lm
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=. Nstice. ..To the siok, afflicted snd namsI-
i1sne.nai sine.nies who have heretofore used Dr.. j. b.
swaaed happy results, that some unpEincipled
s. n'nl ~. have circulated IN imitation. The Doctor
sssss zen compelled to change the wrsgpsr. yhich
over the cork u eyeIy bottle Of the Eer4iee
ns.slhes, 70 that the public can again obeo1
s,.,.ss s.eaiss vhich bsvs suited theif yanes ana
o. q 81 !. kcsEe ssisapt tc6uGH SYRUP. for essghs
Il. teases Qf the lnoxs i thA Standard 'repeay.
SSukEk Stu'.sa sSs fs|ns1 s 6SSS2c 6SS
SGssP Gsss fy d,sys1sis ana liver oon1iaiafs.
E4RiEsEfS;t 4Rsisf f;ti 4. .'%esHicsiIf '%esHcsS. s1d ~ = s.o.A.t
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~ Leerhes! Leeches!: Leechess! I'll
,.. s jua. rseslyed, bS Adams' Express, LOT OF
a,sa .s c" tUisA LEECHES, tho worry best, and
ss.s. sizs. which Will bo applied npOn the mOst
,t,<es-cCpPING and LEECHfNG promptly At
- ..1so 70 can be found at all hours Of tho day et
=, snnAiR DRESSING ROOM, under the Ameri-
r, notei. tsntrance on llth sEreet,t and at night
,a, ae corner Of Leigh and J0th streets.
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Eyekiers Great VirxlNta Heir Re.
GsER is h,shly recommended BY MANY in III.
Seh.yins su cceesfuiIy used 10 in voSt0rinr ara
ssrsr,sns the falling "H OF their hair Sold at Sl
Fsrs.e r. hy ali Druggists. Orders attended to.
f',E-lm K. kIEklEi.. 60 Main NJ.
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A COMET II SIGHT-A fine comet visible TO
the naked eye, was seen from the Cambridge
Observatory on Friday evening, near the
northwest horizon. II IS moving towards the
east. The tail is narrow and slightly curved,
extending We or six degrees from the n nucleus,
which is as bright as q star Of the fourth mag
nltude, and is strongly concentrated.-Boss0s
Journal t -
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n White Sulphur Water
Fk0M THE
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

unrr, Gfeenbrier Co., Va.
TnVCl Il AT THE KING6.
Inc Company have made great I'm proven enfs in
.ag. .a and the transported water IL now e DeF-
ee. ss when taken from It's source AddreeS an
"aen 70 PURCELL. LAOD L Co. q
General Agents for the u States,
V"-Sm Richmond, Va.
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MArRTNoNIAL.-TheN New York Times says
II is understood that Miss Stevens, Of this
city, the eventual heiress Of the greater por-
tion OF the vast Stevens estates, in this State
and in New Jersey, is to be married on the 4th
Of } uly next, to Hon. NJ. r. III. 0arnett, M.
o., from Virginia. Let MS hope that this cele-
bration Of Independence Day may prove
fresh bond of union betWeen the Empire State
and the Old Dominion 81 r t7.-t ~
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FjsiaG Pistsiss--l30me Of shv residents Of
Brooke Avenue have heea very much annoyed
in the hands OF boys, who beem TO have no fear
Of law, or Of tsjarine quiet citizens. On
Monday night pistol hill was 6led into one
shattering the glass and alarming the in
mates. II the W1tchmen on that beat are not
able TO detect the indivtdua al'who Ares pistol
in their sight, they ought TO b instructed 10
arrest the entire gang Of boys, and bring them
before the Mayor.
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TIE MILITIA TAX A ANUlsANcs.-The0r GRIND
Jury in New York. snte that for the collec-
ton Of 97eaof military fnss, 40 exempts and
363 c0mmUte1s. ossidee parties liable. have
hssn fined by Court Martiai. and o2.3OO e.
peRss have been eutailed on the public. They
therefore present the insutut uti0n a. q nui-
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II More New Goods.
A. K. PARKER & co.

A. K. PARKER Il co.
EsTs Just received a new and beautiful asDort-
nslt LADIES' DRESS GOODS, in
s seh Berege hngiaIs koBhHii N3!5 II.
PAN Bsrsse AN6LAls;
hcn Organdie RUBkS;
Rica chintz ORGANDlES;
grey MOHAIR; Plaid MOHAIR;
Broehe CELkSTIALS;
I IPofLsINS snd P0PLINETs;
!AcONEfS and LAWNS, &c. 60.
All oi which We will sell very low. my z3-ts
IA The Great yirsinin Kennedy, and ne
hvNsUG.-pETERS' lNFALLiBLE RENE EDY
tok 0oNNORRHRE AND ALL SECRET Dis
LAhtS.-This great American remedy, contain
iag no Mereurial or Basamic properties, exec 10
everything heretofore offered the puplic, In Its Gu
ia'iye. restorative and renoyatIng powers; and
me medical world are astonished when told that
eohiounded When they have ocular demonstra-
aoAs OF the facts. But the proprietor, who has
Alswn OF the remedy for twenty odd years, has
Known oil case OF twenty years standing to be
Iestoiea 10 perfect health, and all other cases O1
more. oai anon TO De restored, without . slngle
eeAcepuoh. AID therefore CHALLENGES any case Of
Ooh9f'h6a which the remedy will not cure, pro-
on the part oi the patient; and auy one purchasing
Hal oczen Dottes and using accord gly, in his
of hef case, ne guarantees a perfect cure: and in
case oi failure, Will furlish additional medicine
zee OF charge, to complete the cure through his
Aents; and cure viii bs effected without incon-
'fs2,spSs Ell Ss %tbr1SssTt t% ,hf r1Ss:lsSTt n,,p,,v
street and o. O.A.STRECKER, Main street. Drus-
Hf G-d6ias IS
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Diass aef 61ssds>At ahs state and Central
A3xaceltnsal katrs 10 - held near this city on
the I'D OF October next. the follovine nremi-
ums are TO b awarded 1or tfials Of speed: For
sne eeot tmes Not exeeedine three minutes. by
9 esauaon aeuf ysofo old and over. eiUO.
second best 80. For the heat time for q colt
tnree yeafs old and under fopr, not exceeding
eoroe minufes thirty sec0hus. MS. Second beat
80 best tame ~ msro ~ ksoding, four years
oA0 Or over. noe e1ceeding ave sminutee nfty
seconds, SlUO. Second hest $50. Dest time for
mars or geading, three years old and under
four, not exceeding three lniuutes Afteen sec.
opass e1e.a Second hee1 ol0.sl .zsbagsfs $
TIE above premtums shOnld bring out the
mst koers. and ensure rare sport for the thou-'
sands to witness who Delight In FAST trotters
and yet never attend race tsaehs.s Ffnehor
can only b secured BY properly testing their
quAlities and improving an thems and no bet.
tho Agricultural Fairs. a 1sL s84s i ssafsff
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2 HAyd1e Raes.-A number Of gentlemen pro.
pose 70 get uh BY individunf donations, two
handsome premiums, 70 be awarded 1t the ap-
preaching agricultural Fair 10 the nrst and
second best competitors in hurdle race, to
take place on the grounds. The sum to be
subGcribed will - . handsomo ono tWO-thirds
Of which will b. awarded as the iirst pre-
MUM, and one third as the second premium.
Hurdle races are very fashionable In England,
being second only to the steeple chasss, And IT
supported here BY tatelliesnS gsaalsmsn, WILL
soon become Nelye popular. From what We
can unders tand, the numbsT Of entries will be
large and the rice viii b highly exciting
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ALLEGED ArrExPr Te ABpUcr Jro. BRowx,
JR--A few nights since, an armed party OF
to the dwelling Of John Brown, Jr,i in Dor.
set, Ashtabula county, Ohio, and made an at.
tempt TO carry him on. Brown and his friends
resisted and succeeded in beating on their as-
sailants. fA5 81 A1 gy ga
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TIE TEETH OF THE RUSSIAN BxAR.-In addi.
ton 70 her standing army Of sOO,O0 men, Rus.
sia has at least the nucleus OF very respecta.
BILE navy. Sue has fifty. four line-of- battle.
ships. ranging from ~ TO l2O guns each "
nigates, carrying from 40 to 81 guns; "a war
eteamers, and 40 cOrve:tes, echooners and briss
The number OF seamen maintained by Russia
Is 42, ,0CU. ss-ss 81
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HUSBAND KILLED By HIS WIFE.-Justin
Terry and wife. OF West Springfield, Mass.
got into an alteration Sunday morning, wi hen
the latter struck him on the head with a
hatchet. and finished by drowning him In the
Connecticut river. Jealousy on The part of
the husband was the cause of the difaculty
Both were intoxicated at the time. The wO-
man is under arrest. = iiee z...... .
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Goal ToR observation-disclosures, thsPotte.
willie Journal says, has heen made 70 thar re.
gi0n to fnrbish several thousand tons ct An.
thracite Coal to 60 TO japan tosupply steamers
at different stations. The coal In japan does
mot seem TO answer ~ we'll for steamers as
was anticipated. ht2 as.ts&.
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J S1e0M FP1006A.-ThO lIst Of pFemjuno iust
prepared BY the Agricultural Societies for
their anAual rAlT, % b held on the Hermitage
Grounde n October next II very liberal to all
ciasses af compeutoss. We zee that $500 10
offered for NJ 6est steam plough we'll adapted
to tillaee purpooos, - . substitute for horse
power 9iOO 1Dr TIE best stsam engine appli-
cable to Agfic ultufaf purpoeN generally, -
substitute for horse power. SS0 for the best
saw.mill;, and go Tor the hest reaping ma
chine. Tho entire amount Of premiums Of
fered u about $i2 SO0. and the committees who
arranksd them seesn to have 20 0tstribated
tnem as 70 make them pay the successful ex-
htbitCrs Z hAndsCWe per cent. on the cost OF
transporting their contributions TO and from
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AN ANHRICAN kHIGaTED.-Queen Victoria
has conferred the order Of tknIghthOOd upon
Frapcis H. Saltps. Esq. Of New York, In cen
siderauen Of tmportaat iupTOveisensei In a.
tilieTy. Mr.. Salsas 10 the hIst Americas thus
distinguished. ,5.y ss@se z
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CONFESSION OF REV. Mr.. HARDEN-A Re.
spife.-The Rev. Jacob S. Harden, under sen.
tence Of death at Belvidere. N. j., for the muir
der of his wife, has made confession acknow.
Lodging his guilt. The Rev. Mr.. Day, of the
NJ +. Church. announced Sunday evening, at
hischurch in Belvidere, the fact of the confess
sion, and desired the prayers of the meeting
in behalf of the condemned and penitent
criminal. This announcement caused great
sensation in the church. The Rev. Mr.. Kirk
made touching prayer in behalf Of the con.
demned. Gov. Olden has respited Harden
until the 9th of July. The Trenton American
says Harden is writing his confession now,
an0 adds:
The administering of the poison to his wife
commenced on her return to Ramsey's, aud
was given to her while sitting ON his knee
even during the endea rment IS of an apparently
loving wife, He kindly invited her to partake
Of an apple, on which he had spread arsenic
She unsuspectingly eat it, remarking that it
appeared to have something gritty on it, He
replied that it was "nothing" There are
statements said to have been made by the pris-
oner, involving his criminality with others
it. proper to speak Of them until Harden
chooses to make them public himself His
purchase OF the arsenic at Easton, his using
that which was about the house, are all con-
nrmed by Harden own words. What is most
astonishing is the statement that In che per-
petration Of these enormities Harden does not
seem to have the slightest compunctiOns. He
did them without for once thinking that he
was doing anything very dreadful!
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AMERICAN HORSES FOR ENoLAND,-The
Dedhaln Mass Gazette says that two Black
Hawk mares, one bred in Hinesburg, VT, aud
the other in Vernon. VT, were purchased re-
Gently for Lord Berwick, an English noble
man. The G 'zette says they are both splen-
did specimens Of hOrsefiesh. They are valued
at one thousand dollars each. The animals
were shipped from Boston on the 10th, con-
signed to Barring Brothers, the celebrated
bankers, sra"
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Li~sb Ftsets.ed. = 4 saiior ON board tho
schooner NAncAsstsy, UApa. sNs9eOn. had one
of his .legs hActured yeeesrdAS smcsning. BY
the hlling Of q box. Of NeqHce ppos, AZ. A ply
sfcian was Called to see him aud rendered the
neces6ary Safkical Aid. s& ~
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Csrfsis as4d.--Lisut. sCrone aud Mr..
Drake of the night police, resurnsd yesterday
afesEneon, Aaviag h. charge WILLIAM Ous-
Carter. Of the night watch, Last Saturday
night aud then ned The city. The Richmond
ofacere were kindly .aided BY Capt. Butts. Of
PesessbuSG, In ssArehiDE for aaA asTssting the
. German, who = charged With havtng stolen
4 borsq 1rvrn J. D. Goodman T. Co. The horse
was taken from g. 4 Co.'s premises, In Hen
fteu c0nntys and the. accused was arres sed
With he stolen horse In his possessiOu, Mr.:
q. having telegraphsd 70 Pstsrsbure and
written. Letters, WAieA led 70 The capture Of
the thief and the recovery Of the animal. 81
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,Adn.issa1lss--By = recent smsndment to q
city ordinance, ice cart drivers are given the
privilege Of blowing horns ut the doors or
gates of customers, to annouuc0 their pre-
eence; bat 20 toot them at asy other place sub
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WHAT A SMALL BxaINNIKe MAY E1SDcT.
The Boston Advertiser (Rep.) furnishes the
following interesting "reminiscences:
At recent political meeting in Cambridge,
an advocate of the Bell and Everett ticket re.
lated the following as an example Of what
may be done. even with small begin ming
Some forty years ago" said he, "when was
young man, residing In Brighton, received
q Circular calling for meetings to bc held to
choose delegates TO Lexington, to nominate a
candidate tor Congress. published the
notice, and the meeting was held. Two per-
cons were present--a friend and myself We
oreanized. and he voted for me and voted
for him, and We both attended the Lexington
Convention 40 delegates. At the old Munroe
hedroo,n OF that tavern Se Nominated our can
diflate. whom afterwards oar party sent TO
the House. Tho man Of Our choice was then
Professor OF Greek In Harvard University,
and that vas the commencement Of his long
aud honorable public career. His name was
Edward Everett"
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STRUCK BY LIeHrNIKG.-On Tuesday even-
ing last, the schooner '-Sea Gull," OF Cherry
stone, Va, Capt. Miles, whilst at anchor in
the harbor Of Annapolis, Nd, was struck BY
lightning. The mainmast received the bolt.
which ran 70 the deck. Two men, who were
standing near BY the mast, were knocked
senssless, but were not materially hurt The
course Of the electric traveller was thence
down the pump and into the hold, tearing
open the boxes and setting Are to the goods
The Captaia, who was engaged In reading In
the cabin, had his arm parAlyzed for = ume
from the effects OF II. Upon opening the
matches, the flre was discovered ID the hold,
bat IL was extinguished. ba5 fgzs
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8 "VfRaTNTA DARI."-The Afst chip Tor the
Richmond and Liverpool packet line, now ON
the stocks At Ralttmere, 10 to b called Vir-
ginia Dare" Virginia Dare was the AFst child
Of English parents In the new werld, horn A.
District Of Virginia. She was Tho grand
daughter Of Joha Waits, who was Governor Of
the colsDy sent ey SIR Walter Raletsh 70 found
~ agrieultayal otets. which sailed nom Ply
mouth Aprtl ~ 1854, and REACHED The shores
az ytsxinlA Il. July q sAe 6ame yer. WAltfs
doagAtef Wa the Wffe of 1gr. QaSo, who W6sl
one Of the assisfsnH cS the 0ovoEnof. md
visgtnja Has eprn Akout month after the
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eeat Conventions there, and the nominate
OF Ar. Breckinridgs, says:
Mnether or not It was impoli,jc 70 srfne
h inIp%Snsnny pSa .y forward q topic for disouss,Dn
supreme Court has already adiudicsted' ana
wocn ~ II was still open, could not BE- deter
.aa0eo ~ . vote Of tie people No MIN not
aoW inquire The whole dispute concerns an
tnat Congress and the Federai Cour rfs To-
eesner concedU the right OF the sIayeholder tn
g wnere he will, there 10 the remote.t chance
ina ,h ection of Southern institations
ton. We can, therefore, afford 70 nv = nauch
1r 11r - little regard to the platform a ~ please
We confess we are disposed rather 70 leave the
ass.eI oot oi view. because We cossidsr the
natter OF more importance than the poIiticai
oleq uieiti0ns OF the Convention which mirht
ss.ecs nun. we have thought for some time
49, p~s ;, 'na. @ see Democratic party could man
ase 70 cast on the selfish ana ntriguinx aspi.
.snts VINO sought to obtain the Presidency at
"uy price, ana could place in nomination
~, svnueman whose reputation fer capacity, pu.
misht eop.isssI ,Gisssrsy was ana..sis6le then |.
ony 70 present candidate whose hign per-
sonar qualifications would command The re.
sRecs and support Of conservative men every.
wnere, and 1t might have relied uDon fta t,nst
record for proof Of its nationality. This the
united party has failed to do. Hut the Con.
Senuon which has nominated Mr. Breckin.
ase nas sauened the country on this point.
~ ne - one OF the prominent politicians and
taey are unfortunately few, whose public
career mas oeen as honorable as his private
HIe mas been irreproachabie. There are
uouottess better and abler men In the land
.nan ne, Dut they must b something more
sn"n captious who can take exception to
MN ON the score Of character or capacitv.-
We nave had NO special preference for Mr.
nrecsinfidge, though we cannot but feel ga I.
!snea that II he had been selec ted by both sec.
lions OF the Democratic party, his name would
nave been hailed with ga tumult of acclaim
throughout the country, and his election
would have been certain. But in the present
sI.uauon OF Affairs, We cannot say definitely
wn1t we expect or what we hope We
n14ionsly desire the deteat OF Mr.. Lincoln,
ana nave been solicitous only to find among
ms opponents the candidate who will be most
,,ikely 70 concentrate the strength OF the anti.
republican voters. Public sentiment will
probably develop itself most vigorously in
some one direction before many days a. men
begin to take the decided and active course
that 1t becomes every one to adopt in this
emergency. AT this juncture. Mr. Breckiu.
ridge assuredIy has the vantage ground Of an
Mr.. Lincoin's adversaries. He comes forward
backed by the entire South, and from his pop-
0larlty In Pennsylvania and New Jersey aud
other Northern States, it is not an improbable
Conjecture that he may triumphantly carry
some of them, despite the divisions in his
party. AT ali events, heis entitled TO the con.
seryative vote OF the country, and we hope he
may receive it.
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rgnus ANA ptocSsAWe1 Jee.S 10 0ssIs..ss.ys
and Lane viii - eisctsd. AppaaueeJ s@ss
Nsssrs. Toohbs and Hailet followed, the
latter insistiuG - the fram9ef 1he oiae,n-
nau platform, thae thsre wae notns1e tcsosu
stgnsy." The Wtimot pr0yiso having bsen
removed from OoaaToe, wAe edop00 wants
xiew Of keeping slaseyy oct q tae s1esftt0-
tsasasd oata sScaisioa yoteS undef spnrious
DiS2issss -. Hss.a. os xsssa.Ev, Aads sosas Ia
uaofoas Sean1rks. Wben the procesetun pro-
.eeeded - RsowAas hoAol, NAose - tAhse4e
crowd had pNvtoasty eatAefsd. sesss 50
a0sesrsl Lass sttsr ne gsrfcsmasss e q. sn
sscs9SIY 1eS thi1nenl5ss astosscf tlelf ktnd-
~. He Vns proud ~ ths Presidenu0 40.
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