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DARrss BUEgAR ATTrrA b5i attempt 30 enter the SAFE
q Msssrs Lippineo Martins large provision Dealers 53
Tenth venus ma7on Friday night January &C. y expert
thieves They applied the burg TOOLS and had preprs
@ blow ne locE, bnt the safe, which Of Lfliie's
ghlAlsd and wrong hf Iron Powder Proof
safes resisted an attempts The burglars caught ant
In astaement made 70 Sir Martin, they stated t Eas non
salse 70 make attempt LiEfie3s safe a-d they hal
Just given up me job intending TO Iowa C. the Eh Avenue
for 40 Old English 70 be could DO auythng for
tem'-AsC l0rk E2Ursss
Since the above copied in the EaDrsss, The principal
burglar, an old hand at the bue has confessed % one Of Che
oir that be has tried three other break
Lilies safes, and that be failed each attempt The rscl
ind them burglar poo9f--jilE,trJ10, 1850.
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Recent r ests Of the Fire and Burglar Proof
Qualities %
LILIES SAFES.

BussuAlTF10A, Y. Nov 81, 1853.
LEWI5 LLE. EQ-Dslr SIRE On the night o. the 28h Of
October last my rnney Buildings AMI 0cs IA this place
entirely consumed By FIRE, and In my opinion, your No CHILLED
Iron SAFES thoroughly tested The fire intense and pro
rctedtbe safe being exposed long et0o its fun share, and
red hot FROG representations in circulars since
bought and By those having other safes, had bot light conf
dencs at yourswoaid be- profession against such eznosure
You therefore judge Of surprise and rafcson,
uacokng the SAFE which readily doue- TO aad my books
and papers unniure b. The Gre and, and the bco she
least eh1rrsl, while t Sl t SD lt repairs
paint. viii be good most clssrfuliy and
confidently rscormeui yolr Safe 20 any person wishing buy
Respectfully, NJ. D.. WELD.
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The following is The extract alluded to !:
deduction of state FAKE.

Noother measure passed by the present General
Assembly will prove more satisfactory to the people
than the one which so greatly reduces the State
taxes, the reduction being nearly one-half upon
existing rates. We rejoice at this movement, illus
ualng as 1t docs the difference in parties The
"ofhl'i reform and retrenchment always meets with
I1'o' 'f'm ie people. and they have learned by
'Lils une. uat 1t is only to the Democratic party
they can look for it.
we are informed that quite as large a reduction
TEiH proo|aly be secured upon the b. Merchants
tax -hesiaes other radicalrcforms equally as bene
hciaL 1t Is benefits like these we assure gentlemen
Representative. that the people appreciate.
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We regret that the pressure Of other matter Inns
compelled as to postpone to another day an inter
usting communication addressed to the Legislative
OF tse subject Of certain matters Of grievance grow
lug out of the wrong and unjust determinations
AGAINST the mercantile interest is the adjustment
of the revenue laws oftha State. W.a vul endea-
v3r to find room for it in our next
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9th September lzs purchased ef llr HASKELL one
Of LiIiiess FsrC and Burglar Proof ~ romght
and Chilled Iron safes On the 27th November,
which wood. $50 feet deep mos. OF its con-
ents consumed 1T fires twelve other budar IS being burneI
the time The Safe exposed create heat So &c
ould have any location Ia the burning building and
when cooled OF and opec Cd, neither the ROtig-case nor
the BOOKS were Charrcd an the least.
We have sent ihe safe you requested your Agent
New York for exhibition and viii select cur use fro
stock in Boston, when store IS done.
8 WAsHBURN Z son
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8 W4sHBURN & son

WoODsToCE, VI, FEB u, 1860
LEVIs LULE, ESQ, Troy T-Dear Sir. yos request
Ei send our safe 70 gent in Boston, exhibition, and
may SEED another. TIE safe n the Gre shout s
hours The heat vas sun- 10 melt Of the solid knob
mot done other safe In the dre1 and s he books and
papers and hundred and dy dollars bank bills were not
injured in the least. Yours, truly.
MELLTsH q ERENcH-
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Sometime since the Memphis Bulletin, leading
organ Of the Opposition in this State found occa-
sion to say many good things in praise of AR DoUG-
Las and to declare its readiness to support him for
the presidency upon the simple condition that he
would cut loose from the shackes Of a Democratic
National Convention.
The Nashville Patriot recently informed its read
ers in melancholy tones, that the Opposition mem
bers Of tie Louisiana Legislature had advised the
policy Of cooperating with the Democracy in the
ensuing canvass, and that other symptoms discour-
aging to the third party movement had manifest
ed themselves in different localities.
Of more recent date the Patriot has discovered
points in the character of STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS,
characterizing him as the most formidable Of all
the Democratic aspirants to the presidency -. a
man of vast Intellectual resources wonderful ener-
gy, and most powerful among the masses''-whose
canvass with LINCOLN is unequalled by anything
that has ever occurred in the political history Of
this country whose recent reply to SEWARD
evnced 1.-THE skin Of practiced surgeon "and ey-
posed the imposture by which the arch agitator
had given a form of beauty and grace Ia the brutal
and bloody doctrines Of the Rochester Manifesto"
who is hated by the Black Republicans "as they
hate no other man" and who has been done in
justice by the UNION AND AMERICAN because, for
sooth we pledge him "a reluctant support" il nom
mated at Charleston, and do not publish his bun
combe speech IL reply to Mr.. SEWARD. It is signif-
cant 70 find such articles in the Patriot as that head
ed JUDGE DoUGLAs,r Of the 10th inyt.
The Hon. HENRY 5. FooTE-the same who address
ed the Opposition Convention in this city at their last
State Convention to nominate candidate for Cover
nor, denouncing the present Democratic Admins
tration with uumeasured violence-has declared
imself according to well accredited report for Mr.
DOUGLAS for the P esidency, and is earnestly urging
his claims.
An article has recently appeared in the Chicago
Times Mr. DOUGLAS home organ, which has been
construed by some as intimating that in certain con
tingencies tie friends ofthat gentleman may repudi
ate the action Of the Charleston Convention and run
hum an independent candidate. In support OF this
idea we learn through tie Washington star that ru
NOR is gaining circulation there that the little giant
mcdi,ates following the example of the sage Of Kin
derhook in 1913, by boiling the Convention
These arc wafcs upon the troubled current. Where
they are drifting, or what they may indicate. we
leave to the anxious speculator, who, unwilling to
await the tardy progress of the times endcavors to
prognosucate the future upon the old adage that
coming events cast tIcIr shadows before"
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l. LI-hIE Esq-Der SIR Daring ny Absence Church
eTaning, my store 3rcby entered. by stock ny
customers watches and sFel worth some fsv tasaaud dol
lars remained untouched, ug secured IN ofyour valuable
safes. Respectfully,
maTsilm grUHARn KEEPING
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STATE OF PENNEYIvANIA.
o.. - rrnsH-.H.n a.

STATE OF BENNsYLFANIA. Z
County Of Philadelphia
Geo II Hart, PRESIDENT and 4 CogysEaiI Secretary 81 the
Quaker City Insura1c Company being ssversy sEorn depos
h2 the foregoing full correct statement
Of the Affairs Of said Company that the said Insurance Compa
is the hundred thousand dollars IN nc
tual capital invested in socks Of least par vaue Of
Bonds and Mortgages and Estate worth doubl amount
for Whch the morgaged required by the State OF
Tennessee, regulating Insurance Companies and further the
deponens that they the above described said
Company. GEo II Hart, President,
IA C0aGsWALL, Secretary.
worn AM ub3eri5ei beore me this 18th day Of January
ls5O. KEsSY
Alderman and Justice Of the Peace.
Isl TAYLOR, regular appointed Commissioner COR the
State Of Tennessee, hereby certify that have the
tiles and investments Of the Quaker City Insurance Compa
% becOec and that fully satisfied that the Company
spossesd Of hundred thousand dollars o. fecurtes
such required by the insurance laws Tennessee am that
they worth the respective stated herein
Given under ny had aad seal this 2sth day % January
D., 1850. SAMUEL L. TAYLs.R
Commissioner Of Tennessee
srATK OF TENNESSEE, CJMPTROLLER's OFFICE,I
NASHVILLE March ID 1850. (
This Is oesry thatihe Quaker City Insurance Co located At
Phla in the State Of Penn, has complied all the REQUIRE
% passed the Genea assembly o, the Stae Of
Tennessee ia March, 1856 entitled Act TO regulate ne
agencies Of Insurance Companies incorporated by tie state
Of Teuaesee and that j. NASH aud W J. MARI are te L.
gay authorized agents Of sai company city Of Nash
Vile, stats Of Tennessee j. 2. DUNLAP,
LsEAL.i COMPTROLLER.
Policies issued and renewed and losses
promptly paid
NASH & mARRs
No. % College ST.
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NASH & MARI.
ms nee ENTS.

Statement OF the Coalition OF the Quaker
City Insurance Company Of PhiladeI-
phia, Pa, Oh the Sd day of JAM $780,
Made In compliance with laws Of Tennessee
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EENHIs thorough ard popular bred Race Horse snd m
Stallion viii remain ny stables another sea 7Fr,
$500
ChiiLe Harold all distances frsm Ito miles " II
and beaten the in the far ring
He is the sire OF Of m best Of their yeas the la
and finest breeder have known proof Of which the
the fairs that his c0lts premiums than
any blood horse in Tepuesssa.
His price viii $50 To- thoroughb Ell and $50 for common
mares all cases the cash Will be required before Che removal
Of the mare.
Mares kept till o. 81 per week. e1eent when
particular attention and feed required. No liability for scci
dents all cases OF failure the yreirn gratis the next
season, the money fer returned az my option
" HARDING.
ian2g-tv9m Big3m miles WegL Of Nashville.
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Governor johnson and tlne Presidency,

We are permitted to make the following extract
from private letter written at Washington by an
observing, intelligent and impartial gentleman His
opinions accord with the various adyIces which we
have recently had upon the same subject The
probabilities are daily increasing that the next
Democratic candidate for the Presidency will be
taken from the South That being the case. Gov.
Johnson's great popularity ia the Northwest gives
him stronger guaranty OF carrying the Northern
States necessary to secure an election in the event
Of his nomination, than that of any other Southern
man.
The following is the extract alluded to
Gov. Johnsons chances for the nomination at
Charleston are decidedly increasing. hear more
talk about him of hate and it is conceded by every
one that he can make a very strong race in the
Northwest perhaps a better one than any other
man. ] would have no doubt of his election if
nominated and that of course viii depend upon the
amount of Southern strength he has in the Conven-
ton The North intends to allow the South to make
the choice. and if fail they viii insist then on
one of their own men. I am for Dickinson if that
alternative presents itself More taan one of Judge
Douglas friends has suggested TO the prOpriety
of putting johnson on TOR the Vice Presidency with
Mr. d. at the head tell them Johnson first OF not
at ALL Douglas chances for the nomination this
time are on the waue. The game Of brag does
not show itself prominently as it did few weeks
Sd
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It's significant fact, and one worthy Of note,
that in those States most thoroughly Democratic
STEPHEN A. DoUGIAs has the smallest number OF
friends whilst his principal support is to be found
in those States most hopelessly committed to the
hereses OF Black Republication and the fortunes
of that party.
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Cash on hand in Bank.......-.... ..... sacs77 &c
Cash in bands Of Agents for outstanding premiums 54
BiIIs receivable Of O0t o.
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~ 20 2 inform sir customers and isnds ssn.u
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LIABILITIES.
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LIABILITIES.
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An EvnmnIe worthy of Imitation.

Hon. D. X McRAE who ran the Oppositson
candidate for Governor of North Carolina at the
last election has declared his intention to act with
| the Democracy in the coming election. In letter
to the Ashville n. c.. Democrat, he says:
Il have returned to the Democratic organization,
and shall support It's nominees (both State and Fed
| eraD who may be selected by the conventions Of
| the party at Raleigh and Charleston. regard the
! [ Mon as in imminent peril \ sectional OrganlZd-
! uon-strong united. determined and aggressive
menaces the honor of the South attacks her vital
| interests. and threatens her very existence. am
/ DESTROYS to engage and combat this enemy inside
! the Union and under the Constitution and by de-
feating him. successfully maintain the one and up
hold the other. l find but one national party with
winch can affiliate in this contest. 1t IL true,
small band of conservative OppOsitOnists, as they
are called (but coming entirely from the SOuth) are
standing opposed to the common tOe-and they have
here and there individual Sympathlser and sup
porter in the free States-but they wholly with
out national organization, and as think, power
less to resist the common fOe-and seriously sp-
prehend that their effort to organize into separate
body will but give strength 10 our enemies and en-
! danger still further the Union.
Il have then but-One reason to abandon my points
of difference with my party-enter its organization
and fight under its banner; and would l could In
duce YOU my other friends and the hosts of patriot
ic od-line Wings and Americans in the State, for
they are true, to fUrbear party and unite with
! in an effort to crush fanatcism and restore the
equality of the States.
Il expect Gov. Ellis will be re-nOminated without
opposition. If he IS l shall certainly support him,
both because l think he has administered the gov
eminent with patriotic purpose and because by
this means l will contribute to build up the party
which think the only party capable of crushing
out abolitionism and disunionism."
The Philadelphia Pensylrasian contains the lol-
lowing with regard to delegates to the Charleston
Convention from that State:
Not more than eight or ten out of the fifty dele
gates are known by association or action to be IN
friendly to the Administration, in favor Of the
peculiar views Of territorial sovereignty advocated
iv Judge Douglas. Their vote will therefore with
out doubt be cast as unit at Charleston, under the
rules of the National Convention, which allow to
each delegation the right of settling the manner by
which its vote ahall be cast Should this be- the case.
PENNSYLVANIA Will have her just weight and lntu-
ence in making the nomination for President.
tits a significant fact and worthy Of note,
that in those States most thoroughly Democratic,
STEPHEN \. DouGLAs has the smallest number Of
friends; whilst his principal support is to be found
in those States most hopelessly committed to the
L. Il,
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