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Valuable College Street Property for
Sale ut Auction.

an SATURDAY, Sept ls At 10 o'clock ~ will sell at
public SAFE At the Court House. that valuable lot Col
Oge street. fronting eighty six feet College street and front
ing on Capitol Avenue hundred and eighty i've which
there comfortable dwelling house and brick Office As an in
this property presents Inducements Unsurpassed ~
any in the city Nashville examination Of which only
necessary to confirm belief Tbs liberal and made
known on day Of sale wishing purchase
by calling the undrgnel 81 the Office Of FRESca,
IRWIN RED II. 8 FRENCH.
Nashville, August IS 1860
PsHayng removed to the country possession can be given
Immediately. Ii. b. Y.
ALSO,
public sale time and place, &c feet front
deep Marketsret and adjoining the large warehouse
now being by A Hamilton, Esq Terms liberal
aug5-d till LIST II s. FRENCH
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FOR COUNCILmAN.
PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS.

We authorized announce W s. CHEATHAM as a can
didate for election, Councilman from the 5th Ward,
at The ensuing Municipal election. iune7-td.
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burglary.

WATERFOWL, n. Y, Aug. POL. S. Hammonds
banking office, at Cape Vincent, entered Sun
day morning by burglars, and some $4,000 in cur
rency, mostly bills of New York State Bank and
some $4,000 in notes and security stolen. The
burglary is supposed to have been committed by
two men who seen about the village at late
hour Saturday evening. and who left the
morning boat for Ogdensburg or Montreal One OF
the suspected was of medium size, full red
face, and light hair. The other was of smaller
size, with dark hair and whiskers. A reward of
$500 is offered for the money. The payment of the
notes, etc., has been stopped.
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and approved by all that have Ised IT, and is
sorted to with confidence in all the disease for which
1t has cured thoussnds e within the last two years
who bad given up all hopes Of relief, the numerous
unsolicited certificates in my !, possession show.
The be adapted = to the temperament Of the
individual taking H. ed in quantities a.
act gently on the Bowels.
use Of the LIVER IN. y ViGORATOR, and it
will cure Liver Conn 8 plants, Bilious u
Sacks, Dyspepsia, chronic DiarrhOea
RI, Dropsy, Sou, Stomach, Ha bi.naI
COsttveness ChOl. ic, Choleras ChOIe.
ra MOrbus. Cholera Infantunl. FIaIu-
Iences u a ce. - Female Weakness
esS and may be used sue = cessfull2 as an Ordinas
ry Family Medi- = cine. 1t will cure SICK
n z A ID A g II r, las = Thousands testify) in
twenty mil uleSs If . TWO or Ghree Tea
spOonfuls are taxi = en- at the comm sneemsnt Of
All who use itare giving their moay
In its favor. .. .
NIX the mouth the lnvigOratOr, and swallow
Also, SANFORB's FAMILY OATHARTIC
PILLS, Compounded from pure vegetable and put
GIL ASS CASES. air tight, will keep in any climate.
The Family Casl IhaFti3 PILL is 6 gen
tie but active Cathartic which the proprietor has
used in his practice more thAh twenty years.
The constantly incTea ing demand from those who
have long the PILLS ard the satisfaction which
all express regard to their induced to place
The Profession that different CAthsrtics
~ The SsDS FAMILY ca. = THGRTpc PILL
has with due reference to this we'll established fact
been compounded from . variety OF the pursst Vege
table Extracts, which act alike every part of the
slimentaTy canal and are good and safe in all cas-
where Cathsrte is \ needed. such ID G
engagements the stomach, SleePis
ness, Pains i'm the Back and l. n s,
COSliVeneSs, Pain and Soreness over
the whole o y, q from sudden cold, which
frequently, If neglected, end in long course Of Re
yer ssOsS of Appe. . title, Cree ping SEN
saIiOu of Cold over the BODY, Restless
ness, Headache, or weighGin tn e read.
all Iutlam mat OrY q Diseases, Worms, in
Children Adults, Rheuma tismS great
Purifie Of the Blood y and many diseases to which
aesh is heir mention in this advertise
ment. DE- Sc, 10 3. Price dimes
The Liver InVigoPatOr and Family Ca
IharIIc Pills by Druggists generally, and sold
wholesale BY the trade il sill the large
ST W.SANFORD, II. D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor. 335 Broadway, n. Y.
o J. WOOD CO,
febI st. outs, No.
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BURNS a. scALDs
THE FRIEND OF Z TEE NURSERY

Children frequent suf ferers from external injuries,
especially from FtUfd and tdnaphee Explosions
fore every mother h0Sd have this healing preparation
constantly at hand. It heals Breasts and quickly
moves the FETfER or RING WORN, prevalent IN n>
ulIre
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Will cure long standing Cold short time. Read the
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. l6, 1853.
DR JACKsoS-sir: had for time teen suffering
cold having pains through whole system
and hoarseness when recommended to try Iloo
lands Basamic Cordial accordingly procured bottle, and
am harry half Of il completely cursd me-
unhestangy recommend to friends who may be sim
ary afflicted and deem it than justice to bear this
public testimony its virtues Respectfully yours,
ELEANOR McHENRY,
Tenth street. above Coates.
Prepsred only by DR. O. Jackson, AIS Arch Street,
Philadelphia Druggist and Sorekeepers through
United tstes and CRnadP Price IS cent? per bo3
o. WOOD 81 Louis, Wholesale Agents for the West
& WIN. PENDLBTON q CO., Na-hVlle Tenn, VIII lesale
Agents RetAed by 10. G. BROWN and EVAHs,G. ". HEN
DERsHOTT and WELLS 4 HOOPER, Nashville; J. B.
MATHEWS Edgefed J. @. D0RcH, South Nashville,
IL
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Fever and AgllA.

- - - 3
rom which mankind suffer oveT large part Of the
GLOBE Is the consequence Of diseased action in The
systess induced BY the poisonous masm of vegetable
decay Ahls exhaatcn is eTolred by the action solar
neat On vet SOIL and iises with the watery vapor from
fingers near the earfh surface and fAe i-.s a tan
wish II through the les into the blood Tcrc it acts
as az irritating poison the internal viscera and ex
~ 60 sa.,s ol .ae s'oaY- HE liver becoEnes torpid
anu as . seerete not only this virus but also the bile
rom the blood Both the virus and the bic accrnulste
tne eifeslatlon and produce violent constitutional
ne spleen, me kidneys, and the stomach
SIaPatnze WITH the liver, and become dsorSefed also
Finally rne instinct Of orr organism as If in an attenpt
to expel the noxious Infusion concentrates fhe ,vce
oooa 6. s oooy IN the internal excret0ries to force
them to cast It out The blood leaves the surface ana
rushes to the central organs with conqestiy vile1c
ms Is the CHILL But in this effort it fails TAeD Tire
FEVER toloss IN which the blood leaves the central
organs q rsncs % the surface as Il in another effort
to expel the Irritating poison through that rthe- oeat
exeretory-he skin In this also II fails ana the 80
TEN abandons the attempt exhausted, waiting for he
recovery OF suenssa 70 repeat the hopeless effort another
day these are the fits or I7roxysrns of FEVER AND
AGUE. Such constitutional disorder viii of course mn,
derrnine the health if it is not removed.
Va have labored TO fnd andhaVe found, an antidote
Ayers Ague Cure.
which neutralizes this alarious poison in the blood
and stimulates the liver TO expe it from the BODY AZ
it should it Goes care this affecting disorder with
perfect certainty And it does more or rasler does
II taken IN season it expels it rc the system as il Is
absorbed and thus keeps those who use it free from is
attacks; keeps Che system IN health although exposed
10 the disease. Consequently It me- only cures but
protects from, tie greet variety Of elections which are
lncuced BY tbs malignant influence, such Remttent
Fever, Call Fever, Dumb Masked Ague, Periodical
headache, or Bilious Headache, Bilious Fevers, Neu-
raigla Rheumatism, Gout, Blindness, Toothacbe Ear
ache Catarrh, Asthma, Palpitatons Painful Affections
q me Spleen Mysteries Collie, Paralysis, and Painful
Ailssuaas ut The Stomach and Bowels, al Of which.
more or less the intermittent type. This "AaUE
cures the disease
This it accompanies by stimulating the excresories
to expel the virus from the SYSTEM and these organs
by degrees become kabted to do this their Office of he
own accord Hence arises what we term acc1i1laatioR
lime may accomplish the same end but often life is not
long enough, or is sacrificed in the attempt while this
"AdUE CURE does it At once, and with safety. We
have great reason to believe this is well
safer remedy fog the wkue class of diseases which srs
caused by the miasnatc i9fecsn thaA any othsr which
advantage to the public which is that It Is cheap as
well as good.
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NEW YORK WIRE mILL.
N e L o N a. IL ICHmO ND.
Manufacturers Of and Dealersin
WIRE OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS

attention given 70 orders Ware
house, II John st. I, which will filled promptly,
lave speedy Dispatch Circulars furnished giving discount
List, prices a. L0tcest kGrEst Rates.
Termsss-six Months Note payable at Bank with current
rate Of Exchange on New York. per for cash
Wire Mill 18th street. Warehouse 81 John St. New York
inlVI2-dlm
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Respectfully yours,
ELEANOR McHENRY
The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARK'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Projected 9Asss1c Letters.
Rv RovaI 9XSNES% TX PATENT

Prepared from prescription Of Sir J. Cacrce a. D., Phy-
stefan Extraordinary 70 the QnseH.
This invaluable medicine is unfaing In the cure of a those
and diseases which the female
subject II oderate all and removes all distractions
and a speedy cure may be relied on
To Married Ladies'
peculiarly suited. It will, In sho1 Tine bring on the
monthly period with regularity.
Zach bottle price One Dollar bears the 6oFsTaent stamp Of
Great Britain, to prevent counterfeis
CAUTIONs
TAeSs Pills saO4ld taken bY females during ths
FIRSg THREE RONTHSOT Pregnancy, as they are sure 10
bring on Miscarriage at any other tire they are SAFE
IN ali cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in the
Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exeruon, Papaton OF the
Heart Mysteries and Whites these Pills will eject cure when
all other means have failed although powerful remedy
do not contain rsn csome sntmOny anything hurul to
the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package which
should be carefully preserved.
Sole gent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, Late J. o. Baldwin Cog
Rochester n. Y.
and six postage stamps enclosed 70 any suthor
agent will insure containing 50 pills, BY return
mail.
Sold in Nashville by Berry Demovle and g. W. Hender
Shott. J. @. Blown and all respectable drusgsn
dec4-d,tw&w-ly.
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SARFOHD,S
Liver Inv5gOratOr,
NEVER DEiFsTITTATES

II Is compounded entirely from Gum, and
has become established fact Standard Medicine
and approved by all that have lsed il, and is
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Al the Broadway Mills.
CONSTANT supply Of New Flour; UnbOlted Flour and
n Fresh Meal D. D. DICKEY,
iulysS-H Agent
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GROVER & BAKERS NoIsFLESs
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
The Best IN Use.
USES NO SHUTTLE.
Sews from two Spools.

Rooms over Hicks China Hall, 46 Public Square.
Heads Reports.
Copies of the first volume of HEADS Reports are
deposited, and viii remain for subscribers and
others wishing to buy, until the LIST of September
next with the Clerks of the Supreme Court at Jack
son. Nashville and Knoxville the Clerk of the Chan
Gerry Court at Memphis, and the Clerk of the Com
mon Law Court at Chattanooga.
lime l4-drW&Ntf
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EXPRENS FIsEICur

~ 1HE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Coupapv in
negon yin me ROADS below, running Express
Freight Trim from Charleston and savannah to Nahvs Al
slower speed but with the certainty as their
traias No delay to freghts BY this route.
JanSD-u HGBPn &. w. COLE, supf.
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Arkansas Election.
River News.

MEMPHIS, Aug. 2l.-Forty-nne counties heard
from. Rector 1853, johnson 3,69l. Six counties
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LOUISVILLE, August 2l-The river is falling with
4 feet IL inches water in the canal.
No news Eastern lines being interrupted.
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FOR MAYOR,

We authorized to J. MEIss, JR csndi-
date for Alderman from the 5th Ward at The ensuing Municipal
election. aug8-tde
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Markets bY Telegraph.

S&A Markets by Telegraph,
CINCINNATI, Aug eI.--Flour dull - 5O94 CO. Whisky Tx
9lsc Mess Pork firm sI9 T5SaO. Oats Ann, aOc Corn -
955c.
NEW YORK. Aug q Cotton firm. Flour quiet sales 1900
bills s. O595 active sales l35 100 bush. 6O969c
Mess Pork 25I0 3. Lard steady sales $50 bbls, l2S
I3E- sugar-saes 1000 boxes Cuba 6aI977!eI
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JAMES n DAVIS RrOprtetOr-
WE. PAHEOW -. SsEpe7intendent.
FHNIs popular Sumner Resort tuatd IN Macon eoanty
tEentyaao miles OfGzllain snd four and aAI sst
the Iourie and Nashyie and which has scq1tr
ed widely extended reput1taon By ne great nednAl w
tues Of its safers vill Be ope1s ready oz ne o. Easss
bv the I6 f Nav mart springs Ee for
hirh an health oeaon and he heatagv1g properties %
Their waters render worry eeaasns ~ ts aver nnns-
a Ssii me- gwen every wednesday sTeaing.
Balor is the list o. chargrss
dorsu
chdren under l2years Of age and Servants fprcs
Horses Is ce1isperday
o coaches Hfirun regularly 20 the spuz con-
pcng With the morning tram the L0aisge md Nash
Vile kailroAa a. Aa'ins'o thAt visitors VIII Bsisncs
Az excellent B1ndof Music wiz be IN atsaauss ur he
snfire snf7-,sE =
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$50 REWARD.

WILL sVe Of Fifty Dollars for the delivery
Of GB0BGE, IL taken Of this State,
Twenty ave Dollars for hin II taken the delivered
to Eve miles northwest Of Nashville, Tenn
Said George 6bou. % years age deep black five feet
six inches high, Weighing 45 $50 pounds
prominent, face covered with b~aTd shaving.
apr29-d.tT6w,u RICHARD r. HYDE
he PAducah Herald copy S. and send bill to
tbisoe
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cur Remedies are for sale by
THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.

DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
AS universally suppaned other Ointments and healing
applications in both the Eastern and Western Hemisphere
Ehsrever introduced and its intrinsic merit
Of its in all cane0us dfeOs whether
accident or dSsedse
BURNS & = scALDS
instantly relieved Of their anguish, pain and inham
nation, by timely sppIica ton Of this marvellous healer
and the flesh as il BY charm, no bleush or
scar
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- - - = - - ~
los ae as1 50 oB,nsr ~ co1sgs snS sross.....
NASHVILLE, TENN,
Wholesaae ana 1fetas1 Dealer In
AL KzNDs o.
noetss Shee9s HAS, . ~ bre Tins, Whfps. &c Z.
As Just opened, and on exhibition one q ne t-i -
II ieotsd stocks before oGs and af ioT pries,
GENTS, BOYS, AND YOUTHs7.
P. s.ys q sssd and pegssl sork, ssrasug caif KID,
satiers 9eat, 8uckskin Ci0tn ard Lasfrg aster1
-. gPea ssoes Oxford Ts &c, and il shor ever
-ADAES', MHSSESs AND CHILnRRH3N
1oek n mis- department has been asscted via rsas cars,
F,sh se eseeiied comprising part fne Calf 20 oat
-. -asls1 Lasting Caters, Boots. Buskna.l sIirsr.
~ &C. With and without beefl - 1872 's'rt91'i
NANSs CAPS AND STRAW GOOnS
.o sSsesSd eTsc ffOn the manufaeto-ie, ,v. 81. -
rom NJ. oe-tef Csssinsre, Neno, Wool slrSw -, -
$685. ar1nkH Travelling Bars Came, a,, 49,,
T.~Ss vrI 1egs 6laeking and Brrshes TsIi5. 60.
All - Elpss nong's Hosiery 1c ke cosst.-fl- y -
terms '''-i' Or felaii on reasonable
Betting &C., AT COST.
5000 feet Of Leather and Cur. Reler. 49,. a..
Tue ssn Saekng, AL thies nes, Copper Bur, .n -i. -
Lace Leaftsr a. cost Tor easa . close ''~'N ~
Corner Of COLLEGE ana &c.,.
- = = - Nashville, Tenn.
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ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR
AND
RENFVOLENT INSTIT UTIONS
Is
DOCTOR A. ". MESECK'S

For the Treatment OF General and Private Diseases
On Dcaderick street, NaShvilIe, Tenn.
TuNHE DOCTOR is q regular graduated Physician and old
nrctoner from the old country and being already fifteen
vss In America with is established Tor his extraordinary
IN the treatment Of desperate cases be deses to
his patients humbug the Pnse Win hoous or trashy
testimonials.
In private diseases Doctor has never failed yet TO cure
RmonE desperate Of years stanans atef they had
been treated without uccess BY nine other Pys
Clans; credible gentlemen testify 70 these aSssrons
long practice in large capital c les and hospitals oil The old
and this country made him familiar with these diseases
The Doctor Il cpyersant with the American, French and Ger
languages always ready tender MS advise and ser
vices with pohteness conscientiousness and discreet n
Persons distance may have his ad ice and g con
sung him through incosing Zee at least - 10 fos
Box No 3 Quscks charge only 81 or less IN postage
only pocket the they do not trouble
ther) His family residence North Market street
BuglO-d&Wsm.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-10-25
Mr.. LincoIn's Conservatism.

While our foes are charging uuon Mr.. Lins
coin all sorts of ridiculism and hostility to
the Southern people, it may be well to re-
peat an extract from one of his speeches.
He was addressing meeting at cincinnati.
and speaking particularly to number of the
citizens OF his native State of Kentucky who
were present, he said;
+" will tell you. so far as am authorized
to speak f1r the Opposition. what we mean
to do with you. We mean to treat you, as
near as we possibly can. as Washington, JEFF
ferson and Madison treated you. We mean
to leave you alone. ana in no way interfere
with your institution to abide by every
compromise of the Constitution and in a
word coming back to the original PROPOSE
ton, to treat you, as far as degenerated men,
if we have degenerate1 may according to
the examples of those noble fathers, WASH
ington, Jefferson and Madison. We mean
to remember that you ale as good as we are
that there is no difference between Us othe1
than the difference of circumstances. We
mean to recognize and bear in mind alweys
that you have as good hearts 10 your bosoms
as other people or as we claim to have, and
to treat you accordingly"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-10-25
Railroad Conductor Arrested.

A few weeks ago passenger train on the
Pennsylvania Railroad ran into q crowd of
people at Hungtindon, killing three men and
wOunding number of others. Upon an IN
yestigation of the affair, the Coroner's jury
rendered verdict that the accident was the
result of carelessness on the part OF the en-
ploTees of the Company in charge of the
train, and warrants were issued by.a Hun. /.
tingdon Magistrate for the arrest of Andrew
Roloff, the Conductor. and VIM. Armstrong,
the Engineer. Rolof subsequently resigned
Or was discharged, and managed to keep out
of the way of the officers until last evening,
when Constable Fleck, of this City, discover
ed him at the depot and promptly secured
him. He was committed to prison by the
Mayor until one O'Clock in the afternoon, and
then taken to Huntingdon and delivered up
to the authorities of that county. Mr.. Arm.
strong, the Engineer, has not yet been cap
tured. The charge laid against them in the
warrant is that Of mansaughter These
men attribute the accident to the giving way
of the new patent break, which rendered i'm
possible the stopping of the train until it run
some distance beyond tha regular station. A
Wide-Awake parade was in progress at the
time, and large concourse of people had col.
lected in the vicinity of the depot to witness
the arrival of visiting delegations, The facts
will be fully developed when the case comes
up for trial Harrisburg Telegraph.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-10-25
Gives MP. tho Contest.

r. Milton Speer, the editor of the Hunt
ingdon Union, who may be taken as very
fair specimen of Democratic editors, SO far
as ability goes, thus caves in last week and
comedies the election of Lincoln:
" Democrats are anxiously asking, "What
now ?" We c,rfess we can scarcely tell
them. We regard the election of Lincoln as
certain as any future event can be. We be-
lieve he will carry every Northern State ex-
cept California, and, if the Dem ocrats con-
tinue their quarreling there, he will sweep 1t
too. A union of all the conservative ele-
meDts in New York, has been agreed to, bus
il strikes US that it will be powerless to save
the State from the Republicans. Thousands
of men 60 with the strong side, and Lincoln
will get them all. We have no desire to
conceal our fears for the perpetuity of the
Union in the event of Linceln's election"
You are right, Speer. but what will your
party say TO your candid admission. Re-
member it is true Democracy to conceal the
truth as long as possible. Do not get alarm
ed about the South if Lincoln is elected, we
will see that be is inapgurated. Twenty
eight millions Of freemen in the North Will
attend to that.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-10-25
Hon. John Covode.

We have peculiar qualification in announ-
cling the reelection of Mr.. Covode to Con-
gress, by largely increased majority. No
man in this canvass, says the q. S. Gazette,
has been bounded so fiercely, or prosecuted
with such unsparing calumny, not only by
political opponents but by others who were
weak enough 10 become the tools of the dem
ocracy, and to serve its basest purposes in
endeavoring to compass his defeat. and to
promote the success of Mr.. Foster. The peo-
pie who know him best, among whom his
fortunes have been cast, and who have watch
ed his rise from the humblest beginnings,
have spoken out with an emphasis and ex-
preston of which any man might we'll be
proud, and reiterated their confidence in
such manner as to rebuke and silence every
SANDER that was fabricated against him.
This verdict is the more significant and i'm
posing in coming from Mr.. Fosters own
home where the efforts of his party were ma
turally most concentrated and intensified
We happen to know, personally, that Mr.
Covode did not desire are-election, and went
so far as to prevent any movement or express
sion on the part of those who considered him
entitled to that recognition and desired to
have benefit of his practical usefulness in
Congress. He thought it time to retire and
to return the trust which his constituents had
SO generously bestowed upon him, and there
fore was in no sense candidate for the nom.
inatiOn, which was voluntarily conferred af-
ter he had made known his purpose to with
draw at the end of the present term. He is
valuable membet Of the House, and faith
full representative of Pennsylvania and all
her interests. We want just such men in
Congress-men who are reliable, true. eff
cient and disinterested, and who regard the
success of the cause with which they are
identified as superior to all personal or ams
bilious considerations. -