1YO R T II CAUOLINA STAR W EDNESDAY M O It N I IYC , M A ItC II 1 9, -1 8 5 G.
Wednwdsy X rais, Kirch 19. 1856.
T
) MILLARD FILLMORE,
- or to. ,
' roe nn nnipiirT,
ANDREW JACKSON DONELSON,"
or TI!SEI.
... tttdlr.loat. -A
Of all the rijiculoot thing which hare ver
ooma under our observation, the tact of the Dem
Veenttie pres. earpingat Mr. Fillmore fortititing
( Roma, and looking at iu earweitiea. Pope and
1 all ia tavrtainla- the moat lidiculou. Even Our
returned and, we fear, not much improved Am-
baawedor it moved to exclaim, that "it lean
; Incredible inconsistency that the nominee of the
Know Nothing ihould teekt presentation to the
Pope and eolieit eomplimenta nmong the Court
of Europe I" Now Mr. Fillmore, we take it.
travel in Europe juat like any other American
gentleman) no matter what hie politic maybe,
and forgetful indeed that be haa ever been a party
man ai all. A to hie "toliciting compliment
among the Coorta of Europe," or any where els,
why that' all diplomat! fiction. The Petera
barg Intelligencer thut eommente on the ridicu.
lout course of the liooofooo pre on this tnbject:
The Locofiieo Prest ie to hard ran fiir.a valid
objection to Mr Fillmore that it ie actually at
tacking him for going to Konie and aeeing the
curioaitie of the unce mistress of the world the
' Pope, the Vatican, St. Petera, ie., at if any
intelligent traveller, no matter what hit own re
ligiout ereed might be, erer failed to do precisely
a Mr. Fillmore hat done. Th conduct of the
whole anti American Party towards Mr. Fillmore
in 16o2 effectually atop 'them from now briniiHg
forward any erinu allegation auaitn-t him. fur
with the exception of a few yeara added to bit
ate he it now the tame Millard Fillmore that he
we when he aigned the Fugitive Slave law in the
lace of the lireaia and neural inn ul Uit Aboil
tionieta.au I Voe name Milled Fillmore that he
win when the Lem gtnty praised him and de
deooiinoad hit party lor fa ling to nown itx
bits fir another President ill term. Since uit
retirement from the office which he tilled with
tueli excellence and dtguity, Mr. Fillmore has
pursued ihe course iT an uiiatia .iinng and uigniB
or gentleman and ciiiaen discharging iiia duties
in life in an uootteiitaiiout and uuobtruive man
ner, eonferriug hit rotes on these tie deemed
Worthy of them, and keening tiinitelf nloid'from
the dirty iiitriuuee or which the age lami proline,
and when he accepts the nomination now tender
ed to him he will do ao with the just and roud
eatisfwiion of knowing that it was an unhought
and unsolicited tender, voluntarily made to biui
by a large mast ot his Icllow citizens.
The American .tomlusihms.
The New Y"ik Trii.uiie and other abolition p
pert, charge, that the hoinineet of the American
iau. nat- L. ineution, ior I'lo-iJei.t and tn
Pivsidi-nt, etimd uion a Siuthcra piosUvery
platfirm whilst in t'.ic S-mih the Fmtign irty
w;et that thct'-c nul ci to lie regarded as Fiec
Soiioi-s or Abviiiu-iiiiflK. Tiicy in fUcl, htnud
preoitcly whore they ought to stand, us,n the
plad'.r.n of the (' iiniiuiion, retohe-l, if eli ded,
t guard the rights of all Mvti.ms of the c-.iitiuy
eipitiiy; and hence they imght to recite the
tupjsm of all triih nitioiml men. The fact of
their being charged 'at the North with attach
wont to Soiuli.ia, ntnl utiiie Soulli Willi lcaoii.g
to Northern interests, tbows ootu-lusiiay iljat
they are the ery men who should be placed in
power tiecause it proves that tbty would a liuin
ister j.ublic sffaiis with ejen hundi-d justice, iu
- thw tnre-spmttif the imtiKiiTn. Thi -w-tfc
experience which the nti.rt hud under the foi
tner administration of Mr, Fillmore, who haa
been pronounced "the mode! President."
Cotnmenting'on th sixth and seventh section
nf th platform adopted by th lute National
Council of the American party, th Mobil Ad
vertiser a strict and uneom promising Stat
right journal maintain that thtt tectiont
clearly endorse the non-intervention principle of
be Kansas bill and pledge Ita admission, as a
frav) or slavt Stat, when it shall hav tlx
requisite population, as h people thereof may
desire that I hey distinctly admit th right of th
l'eoplt ofth Territories "to ft ami their cons't
totion and laws, and and regulate their tooial and
and chsiitaiit afairt in their awa mode, subject
nly to tbt provisions of th Federal Constitu
tion" which is merely th doctrine of aoa-lnter-
Tention, and aubttantiaily th langutg of th
Kuistu Nebraska act itself.
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" Pcrsetfteasa Received.
If bar recti red th University Magaxin for
March. Content: KevolutUnary- History of
North Carolina On thetrue meaning of Cogito,
Ergo Sum; Wax at th Soir-, Description of a
iml to California! t hil l's Ilbtory of North Car
olinia: and Editor's Table,
We a received from the publishers, Messrs.
Leonard Wc.tt A Co., New York, th January
bwrof Th lo do Quartely Revitw.
Th Montlilj Stethoscope and Medical Report.
erfo March is on eur uhl. paldish at
Hietnoad, V a., at 13 per aanam la advance.
- Wat, II. Prtaoutt, In eminent Asmieaa hit-
uriaw, wm rta at unton, nri, sx on ey
waa at fineg. b a Wow fra a ervst thrown
by boy. The sight of th other was so weakened
Vy ympMhy. that tt raaaot it. II aecord-
lagly uatt th apparsta latwated It the blind
a ttylns. with tracing ptr, and tring to
guid th band. U it that abl to tit up at eight
aad writ wiihoat a Madia. In tbit wty hi
great historical tabor h beta petf acted.
la rha lam Paaasylvania ltieratM Cawvea
tioa, lb faithful gav Mr. Prc th.npll
mau and Mr. Bochaaan th delegate to the
KaUoaal C.siventioa divUioa which awgn
tkt) aystar to t)l J Back" aad th shell to the
rrtxidcnL Tney y to Mr. pirea that h ha
Um th best boy, but th who l the hav
oexlo ld I bestow th md4 a so Master
Wmhaiisa.
Tha Mining weasrralMiai 4yprt1isittaii.
A lel.gr.ph. -ts-ps'ih to the thrluasor A.,
tlatod Nw York, March 12, ay,
la th absent of sey tiding. f (U mUaiag
ataaMT Pae.le. of the C.lln,. bra, lb eepwt
WtwijM by th ttaavar Arabit saf esnaia frag
Matt f salaa faraiiote, AH kavieg tseew eswi
tVavmg the ie by U. tearner E liaUrgt,, as
ed fearful anprehsasbm here in rrd in
ihM tMmr. Ther W, k i Iro.
hhg afsjeb,.., a lbs alrvsa veprd.
Vat la ptuUUIity I Wrong toal th fragment
b M.oa , aart f lb arete tf the Pf
WIU th Rational W kl -..part Mr. nilimi
Th New York Ganauervial Advertiser ia
artie oa the Mbeta) af tyashirigtiia Hunt's po
sition, in which it isaswrted that be will.iakt bo
activ part la the Belt Presidential election, and
also thai the Natimel Whip will.pmbBbly Bake
as Bominition, that remark on tbt pribable
our of del party :
i If we whim that there in to be no regular
Whig candidate in the held, it must follow, we
conceive, that the main bodv of the National
Whigs will give their support to'Millard Fillmore,
as the only alternative eua jstent with principles
and duty. They will support him on high national
grounds, not as partisan, hot. at patriots ; not
baoaus of, but notwithstanding, his nomination
by the American parry. -They will be governed
by their own views, w'ithout adopting the Ameri
can cause or enlisting oniter it flag. Many
tugs, wno nave not atway concurred with Mr.
r illmore on subordinate questions, will sustain
him now from a conviction that he is hotieat.
patriotic and conservative, nd that the govern
ment -win oe sara iu ait nanua, iney mow mm
to be sound on the great questions id pa die pol
icy, which animated the Whig party in the dart
of-its ttreogtb. They know him to be true to the
Union ana to the peace or the Union ; willing to
sustain thejutt rightt of both tectiont ; not will
ing to encroach npon the rightt of either.
In hit election all the great interests of the
sou n try will have the surest pledge for peace,
moderation and ttatilitv. To him bort North
and South can look with confidence, to strength
en, and not to sever or awaken, the political ties
which unite the oountry. Wt art aware that he
is denounced for tigning the Compromise billt of
inau. But vt bigs will remeuilier that Taylor and
Fillmore were elected in 1840. under a distinct
pledge to give full effee to the action of Congress.
Neither of them two. d hive vetoed the Comoro
mite, without a disgraoeful iiolation of principle
i t .... .-. . ..... .
sun nooor. i Hilt ,vmprumue gtm no ezienaum
to tlaeerj, in fact, and the departure from it by
the prexent administration baa been the fruitful
aouree of discord and calamity. Those who de
nounce Mr. Fillmore for hit action, would now
be powerless for evil, if the Pleasures establish
ed 'luring hit administration bad been faithfully
auerea to.
Nr. Clay's Testimony to the fidelity ofPltlmori
The following letter of the aeat and illusiriout
leader of -the Whig ptrty, will thow in what esti
mation he held Mr. Fillmore and hit tdumiistru
t on. "The foundation of my preference is," tny
Mr. Clay, "that Fillmore haa administered the
Executive Government with signal success ai d
abl ty. lie lias beta tried, and found true,
fiiihful, huiiest and conscientious!" An exabed
triimte fiura an exulted tourve. But here it hi
letter:
W'iiiM0T..Mr..V 1S;2.
Mr lca Sit: You'tightlv urrrlrran rlie in
epiKii.g a i iefertM.ee tor Mr. F I m ie us the 1,
Wtiig i n dhlnte fur the Ciesideiicy. This lMhi
hcfoie leading houie, and have fieuentlv here, in
private intcrt'oorne, siiA-e my arrival in U'lishing
lou. 4 care not how generally the fact may lie
known, but 1 should not deeiu it right ;o publish
any formal avowal of that preference under my
own signature in the newspaper, huch a coUi -e
would suhieitt me to the i ot'ittatiun of suiis.siiiir
that mv .pioioo' p-.'S-o-seihuioK weight with the
public than 1 apprehend tlie.y do. 1 he founila
tii n of my pM'crjKce x, that Mr. Killuiure
uduiioifrteicd the Executive tjovernment with
oghai siui-osnnd aloiiiy. He has le-eu tried
ai.d found tt in-: faithful, h nc-t .tn-l i-oh-c-enn mis.
1 ihio sav uo'hii' tn dci..Miti ft1 ui ins cm
unrnt coinpei'itiffsr th" hae both ren-ite-re-l jrreat
serve to their Country; the oue in thd tieidlhe
other in tlie I'abioet. Ti.y migiit pos.uMy ad
imifTier the t iovcrniueiit ar. veil as . F iltmore
has done. Jiut then neither vf them lrn been
triii in tlu- elcvaied pie.uion he mow iiuiN, ami
1 Ihii.k lb it prujencv and i.!oiu Old letter i
i:ain in1 f f. iu loukiug aey c!ange uit;ioUt a ne-oe-i'y
for it, the e.i-teie uf which I do n 't per
ceive. Him t'lir.
Wise uu I' II 'morel
In an editorial in the Hichinond Enulrer,in
lt52, beade-l ' Utury A. HVao in UkhmiMtd," we
I id lb annexed rich pas-age. " WKLU 1H)E
MO.SX-FAlUIlr'L' L.SE !l.V A h XJL.it mt. ..5 .
etTtg""a;einptlm?osrTtr-- f
aod.will sulEc for U prencnt.
We ask every holy's aiteu tioa toO iv. Wise's
eommendatMia ol Fillmor I '
" And why, asked Mr. W, hav Toll (Whig')
deserted th ma wan stood by th Constitution,
tl l uion party f In answer to this questiua he
read tht letter of Mr. Fillmor to Mr. Block of
New York, written during the titling of the Dal
tiiuor Whig Convention requesting Mr. B , wtm
was delttgs'e,io withdraw bit nam. When Mr."
Fillmor wrote that letter, h knew h Could not
b aomiuated for th Presidency. Th bead uf
freeeeilism had sworn to deatroy him for doing
what llr Constitution the instrument which he
had (worn Iu protect demanded of him, Mr,
Wist showed from that letter, thai h (Mr. F.)
had firmly rohed not to seek a ra-election
but laying aid bis ewa private feeling, and
pwaonal interest, to do what th ciisis demanded
to knuw no North, n South.no East no Watt,
hut to tign th fugitive slav bill aad guaraata
perpetuity to a then tottering I'nioa.
" The Ciannromis wat n acted by Congrts,
Mr. Fillmor found It his duty to sanction it, and
resolved to -perform. Yet he was deserted by hit
party, and a lesa who tuuld get Fr-uil votes
phvd abvt him. '
"Mr. Wia paid high ontnplimeal to Mr Fill
mora, for hit patriotic eour b bad sred with
hist knew him well knew hi prim tenti
tkmte knw tbem to b opposed In slavery ia
th abstract. Th man who eould act that dis
intrestdly,heonsiderd entitled to" well don"
mot faithful tervtnl." HiiJtmnd Wkig
la toivar r Mil
Th Pbiladelphl iji Ji'm, biiherta a4 a
aoliileal paper, place Fillmor and Dotwhwa at
th head of it columns, and remarks i
" la that prorltiming oar prrOrennM, wt I saw
uvai w reneci in sentiment oi sn oierwi eloim
majority of th penpbi of Philadelphia, and, w
verily believ ui" l'snnvlvania. K maa mm
living iias a stronger hold ua lb 0elHin. anil
ronk.Jenr of th Aoisni aa pU than Millard
rillmor. aad tmintntly do his past caieer
.ho.th.l re.ld,j.g rl. "Tl fidalh
Utrto lMnlW lll..n. in If52. that Mr.
Fima, h. . Im,..,.-ed ,b. , i,G...
in wnn u.o, a,tn .iniiiw. 11. ! iwa IT!
and found Inw, fsnhfu', bsm sV-n-sl sad eon an -
... Tbt-s i wr Mr V'araasam. te- hi
''"TV ., "' "
now. As U wvdl -kd by . m.rh ...emed
eMemtairasy. H . b. is aad rt he... all
know, and osr lit has li Irie4, sad aerer ar a
ammJ Wl;. II rsmWifl a. with lb
l.ritak ia? 4 1st aad vt rltar and it lb vera
saaa in lbe- trying snd critical time., tn pre.oj.
wvr all pirte ot tiie ., abiw, wittt joiio and
qaity fa? alt, and with a Ii hand to reform and
rolriM any wng that may b tleip'ed ia me
xethia of lb eountry against anoiher. With
him as to nan tidal of N on.l A oeetrwa
party, pli f tm is at all eiasr. II .s A 1
avnikt ratio id tt iio'itent i-f isirlv ttite
ya, ts"platl tis" Hijit1! for any te.a..ld
man. rat Is 11 tbo g e. w. T I s
nd, Saf mm, St-Ta MHIroS Saft flVu,f-ip!.,
tlillird Fdlnaor.'aplatforta ems hf.. .s -e iew
hi. tvilenaiMa, Ihe friendship t.f Ti.y ai d vt .e
tr, ad va the asm if th m.s rs.rf
narty, m bw day ai d g-' erali
ttvgvttal &9t4rj mm lp Uhe.
Vf1rJ. Thtu tlrtCmitu- f.n M;'ty Af
P- .lierae f tatsM-hiri avoa a' Aattta
ry, M lerp fiver, ia tbe M. e f K tb Can u-
Tbtro-.-'t'l't U-! ift-.t
I
A steraltrl Uraii-i Vkwi a Cmlim
aud Ktlarallaed ClUaeaa,
The tbitowug sentible and well Waved remark.
opna tht eterciat of t a right of suffrage by at-
arwliud eittient dev' v additional valot from the
fa.t that they eip.raaa the opinioa of oue who i
himself a nataraliil eitiaen, of German birth,
In a letter to the Journal of Commerce, b says,
it is nothing but natural that Americana thould
wish to be their own master at home, aod that
ihey thould try to reserve unto themselves tbt
privilege of excluding tuch emigration at to them
teem far fraat desirable. Foreigners, en the
other band, hould never laws sight of th int'
m exist advantages, offered to them, by th bar
admission to this bleated oou,ntry, untrameled at
it it by professional limitations and eoeroiv en
listment ; with ita free prest and liberty of wor.
thip. They ought not to lay claim to all- the
privilege of eitixen it their right, but they
ought tn th contrary, to look npon that privi
lege as a boon, tc be used discreetly, and with a
dueente of the responsibility which attache to
1'. Unfortunately tliit point of view It Id moat
cue wholly kxt tight of, and cannot but wound
and gall the true patriot of America, to tee on
lection day boisterous gangt of foreigner, talk
ing 1b an accent which it odious to th nativ
ear, parading through the streets with banner
flying, the easy prey to the political knave, who
knows bow to drown their conscience the toonest.
iu floods of beer and brandy. Nay, 1 have my
self been a witness to scenes still mora revolting.
I have seen drives of drunken tailors, fresh from
on board foreign vessels, carried in triumph
through the streets, and from poll -to pooL' I
turned awty in disgust, and at that time, now
Ave years ago, felt my admiration of th Repub
lican institution dwindle away fast. What with
similar free tnd enlightened.citiiens, falee ballot-
boxes bruught to light, and the destruction of
other, what could he the result, but an election
of officers who very toon proved to be a ptiblto
disgrace; and how eoul.l this be otherwise, at
I nig at thirty per cent of the numbers of elector
dil not even know by name the candidates
. placed on their, tickets and lest by reptita.
t on he it for good or evil. Now, here yon hav a
ground for indignation in every honest man.
whet iter he viw the light of life first on this' tide
0 ' the water or on the other ; and you. natie
A uerieans will see us all rise, like one man, sub
d e, untied with you, this flagrant siutiage alike
m the liberties ofua all, and Oft the safety of
it we posses&in th end ; and, as it is admitted
by every one that there is a lack of control at the
poila on al n tt every election, there might to be
a ojie -u'lervision and a frequent challenge. A
titulary change will be effected by th Know
.thin piy in this respeet ; and if it had
attained nothing lait- iLisui.c relet hi, we should
all bless its aciiiiu. ' .
I row Mcsrogus Uenertl Walkr tnd
the
Transit Company.
We see no'hiiig toooniirin the report that Cen.
WalLci bad wiied any of the Tr in-it Cunt any's
boats. We liov.efer find iu tbe .Spanish part of
Waiknr't -paper,, the Nicui jguen- e, a decree re
newing charter to another association for ainiilar
purp-.i-ei. Ti.c lull aii g are the main provisioiit
of the decree
1. Tbt republic i f Nicaragua grunts to Mr.F.d
mind Hand Iph and his a..-iates Ihe delusive
right and privilege for twenty tiv years from the
-late of this decree, to trnnsjairt acrost its territo-
ry by on single mnt, passengers and freight
fiom th port of ffan Juan del Norte.ur any other
'" veu.eui port on ii.e Atiantie.to tue port
f Sa.: Juan del tur, or any other more vonreni
ett port ok the I'scill c.at ties option of the grant-
! also tii etclusiv -right of naiigatmg by
( earn vM.elt all the river, lakes, mid interior
w-ncis-nf th-Hcpu d' dueiwg vheiwtt lerm-tf
tweiiiy-nt years, tt TThtrr on wirmrh thim thr
dat uf th .leci et th grantees shall design it to
he g vemineui ihhe route wiin h they may .
lex-t. ilnx-i ilitiig th nun by the ntuiea of tii
places where they will stop; and if at any tint
Ihey thould wish to abandon th route so desig
nated, and adopt another, or make any
material change therein, they will b aide to do
by obtaining th previous consent of th gov
ernment, 2. Th grantees, ia consideration of th privi
lege which hav been eon ceded to tbem.obligat
tbdnnlvet to nay to th government uf Nicara
gua i tie dollar for each passenger by them Iran
Hirted across th tervitujj of th Kepublie.
Tlie government ei'empts tht vessels and freight
of the grantee from pyinnt of dutieat require
t m,in til months, to tMtablish a tin of stea inert
betwera New York and Saa sluan; and oblige
them to carry gottinmaut dmrpatcliea, it ofteer
aod troop without exacting indemnity, Th gov
truant, in returB, "Wgeea To prutevt and defend
th grantee ia lb full anjttyaianl of th right
and privileges granted tty lb it decree, and alto
old igatte Ittt
individual or
If not to grant to any goiarnment, ' ? 'j dbvappoinud ia I heir acbrma,
. .. .. i f plunder, and they forthwith clamor fur a die
tomny, th right to transport , (U t fayfrUI, Argu
passengers or freight aoroa iu Territory, or to
aavigat by Meamer any of iu rivara or lake
during this CTtoliun.M
Mr. Randolph it a Yitginiaa and a gradual of
th I'uivtrsity of Virginia. II baa been lor
tomtysars t rstident uf California.
Tb lapltrily f Man ef IU-Prseal
l-Ulawr.
This gsnllemsa. Bow making a pair through
Enrop. Mhihit. tb trw. Iemer.ti .pirit. A
writer foasor tlie Journals who mot him tbfowl,
aavs;
"N.rthiivg, indeed, tan tveeed th anosteaa-
liou eaoruscaad ..mptieity of th. Avrv-a ..-
rrMiilewl oa his nt tmmy Miraagb ksnaa.
II g-e. .ml twe ver,tt,.nt, JM -M, tad.
k . i. . . , . . . . .
I ,Bli, h j. , p ,,lWal th'
; ,.. Am.it. Mta tied ti.ouir! i.t tt-1
j V, Fillmor. and lb s.n.e U,,ng u.
' I. U ..ill-. V . . . 1 J I u .
1 Mi, i h . .
,, rvs him: bat h .forded
Ih.ss ao pt-inv. Iv.ag m In aimptM
aasnaer. tnd .tei ing .thi..g Ih.l i. ro4 .ual
t ilh nd im...
geolteu, a otilv leave hsv.pl with th resrrwt
mat iav eaoa sh-,w hi some ,,f pewif tHr r
, ur w-m attettiioa eorrfHi.bng wi-b hi
aiNm. Mr. FiIIhsmt be Bow lea ia fcng'end,
Iramw. I't.-iv Aostriv and Italy, and will
hav all tiurop befit h re'r. so ih
I uiird r't.isB, II ha bee il rimrvd oa-
server .fitr t.Vs and Iheif ln'o..o.s. od
will letura ib I noed N' a bn tod?- f
Furone-ia veiMtieot ih.a ih b-Is l .1 v .a"
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S k. auk "f0.n ,m r- , fr m
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m i I all tt ( ..f ti. Tfwit Cfu mj, a 1
Us 14 ihf iri.r- ftt.4 gr t4 ft fa .tkif
ava .. . a. A 1 a. A la.
rWH K,n frtMrf (M 0 t lsrw'..i,f-f AW.
I1 d.avaga. Aa r().asnkt bad tlsr. y.4
bt) w-y -4" Jritlt. IbtiMpiial ef st.paa. and
H tht Ixtuf till r-y f.rutsil lira. .
s
Great KatraraUtx MssMtagiriSbUadalahla.
An imment ratification meeting wa bold ia
Philedftphia oa WednetvJay tact. Gnat Botha.
siatm prevailed, the nomination of Fillmore and
Doneiana were adopted by acclamation.
W cony th speech of tbe Hon. H. M. Fuller
SPEECH Or MR. FILLER, ,
Th IToa. Henry M. Fuller wa then introduced
tn the meeting, and wa received with load and
athujtiaatie cheer. Ia coming forward he
thanked the tudieno for their kind greeting.
It wa truly gratifying to witness such a grand
outpouring of th conservative people of this
metmpolis. lie was glad to meet with Philadel
phians, in whose prosperity he always felt a deep
Interest. (Applause.) Yon art Philadolphians,
and we ar I'eiinsvlvaiiians, but w hav a high
er and bmader distinction a American c tiiens.
tjreat applause ) We ka w no North, no South.'
no East, no West, Applause. We hav the
whole I nion at heart, and know n part. Cheer.
W desir to bav eoneord to have unity to pi
together in a common cause. Applause. We
desire to keep our Constitution inviolate, and oar
In ion sacred and indivisible, f Increased cheer..
We belong to no party that does not carry the
flag and keep step to the music, of th I'ni n
tireat Cheering.) lueonjeei ot the meeting ts
to approve of the nominations of Fillmore and
Donolson. Three cheers. :
You desir to eommene where th American
Convention ended. I A voiea "That' to," Ho
on ask who Millard Fillmor ia T No, no. We
want no better evidence of this than ia found in
tht fact that he, 3,4)00 miles awty, haa been nomi
nated for th highest position in our gift. I A
omm "That' o."l He hat been tried and
found faithful, and Mr. Fuller frit aaaured that
the people would tuttain tV nomination with
spirit and tuocest. Applause 1 W hen Mr.
Fillmor was in Concrest, bt wut the author of
a measure that gave life and energy to the de
pressed and abandoned interests of l'onntylvanra.
you did not forget tbit in 1848, and yott will Tint
forget itsin lrlftfl. ; When Mr, Fillinurd wa call
ed tn the' Presidential Chair, he wa the first tn
lend his efforts to restore harmony to his country,
torn asunder as it wat,-ty hitter dissension and
trctional sir i ft. Great applause.)
For the Vie presidency w hav presented
Andrew Jackson Dmclsnn. Applause. He
was tht friend and disciple of Andrew Jackson.
I Renewed applause.! And nonitlh could hav
occupied such a position unless he had been a
nrm anu ueuiueu paM-ioi, anu a inwin ui tue
I nton. n hen the Convention atveinhlod in
Nashville to threaten the integrity n( our Con
federation, he mado hi appearance there, and
asserted, in the language of Jackson, that ''the
I nion mutt and shall be preserved. " ureal
applause. W a art charged villi being a dirk
lantern narty.
A Voice. "That w&t a Wise man who said
it.1'!. . -
This is certainly no. hole to th wall, no dark
lantern place. A ll is open to the viewSif those
who chiHise to examine our principles. We are
charged, too, with lieing oppnseil to th foreign
er. W are not so; lait we do believe that eitl
lenship has Income too cheap, tlre.it and long
continued cheering. We wonll give a warm
welcome to all who e ime to nor lnre with a
sincere purpose-, we woul l eiteiid th benelit
and priv'rieges of onr got eminent to tbe oppress
ed of every (and. W belieie list- a change
in the nnturalitation laws' is necessary a
plause and that the purity ot the ballot box is
abort party and higher than party triumphs.
Ilimiewed cbeeriiig. Our deiire it tu kteep I lie
t'nion as it i an nvlum for tlie opjrcsed a
home f ir Hume who seek it tor comfort and true
political and religious freedom a btossing to the
downtroihten.a rvsting tiluce ih-astnait ail run.
I applause Let u look at this heritage 'fours.
The "old thir
teen have exiennrd tl.eirsav
over new territory, and f!esed new lands witli
the glory of republican institutions. Loa'siau
has been secured by purthase; the richness of the
vallev of the Mipaimopni ha been otiened to our
I people in iis lolnesa-.tne sunny Inn I of the Ai'rcs
1 it now within our fold, aad even iha rnci-iS.!
j gales of (he R.e-ky M mntaioe, hav been lit ed
up, that our rue 'and iustiiuiioiis miglit reach
the sh.ircs of th Pac 6c, blessing all and holding
I all In the strong embrace of I e 'ttim in I nion.
I Cheer. 1 Tlii I nion it it our determination to
sustain, and tins meeting it an oidenra of th
rettrrne in which it it held lev tin. peotd of
I'hiladeliihta and our a-'hlt t'omiu iiiweallh.
Mr. 1 uller retir.-d a nid the enthusiastic and
prolonged shout uf all prent.
-HI ill Harping aa my Daughter."
Tii 8g Nicbl prints of th south continue to
harp about th immortal seventy four who up.
ported Mich .rdson dr th 8pe.ker.hip. Now;
whn it ia aonsiderad that of lit seventy four
only atvrnitwa were northern Bum, and that ihey
supported tint Kansas sad Nebraska bill because
they regarded it a th bt Bitvur aver ena.
ted "ia favor uf fredoa," tbUk their oulbra
nadjutor need But hot aowiaeh of their alii
ane. .
Again: Tbe soutKera metatiers who eupported
Mr. HicbardsoB, ar. with a fcw eioepti .tit, st
eessionists and disunionists, who ar hoping as
they do, that they might cut a mora ron.picuous
figura la th hew government than they art lik
ly tn do ia th old.
Huh r th msterisls of wb'rb lit great
denvierali ntionl erganixatioa la formed.
"Held .-faV.r by theeohesiit iwr nf publick
plue.ler, they r ready to unit ia th support
ef any on who will agre to opeu tb door ul
th publick fnti to iiieir greeny reitciousnees.
" Andrew Jacksoa aVinsls as wis m4 tht tdon
ted of Andrew Jacksoa, but only th apbw
f Ilea, Jacks.' wift. Kvr mtamhatkii ssf,"
aid tb (ineral one la Washington, with atigh,
a tmil. and a twiakhiaf philoauphical bumof la
bit eye." jrta.oe.
Ptrh.tai th Utt aatwer to tl.it U eontslned
I I. tb. follurtn titrart fiom th will of flss.
! JL,-,
r.vrt raoa V,,n, J -,-, Win.-- I h.
aoeath ta my well bl .4 nephew, Andrew
I Jack ksfoa. so uf h.mual liomlsAB.d.
r1,!! I""' to "t 'iy tb
7,' " ' Vur.uoa. that l.e
, ' ' ' .. , . ' " 1 1 ' ."
" ' r,!," ' f " '
; hived evaintry, thou'J thev be nwailed be fmiea
-''d.HBtl. lra.1.... Th. f .. U,. grM
" can U.,u..tt. h.ta. d-inf a u,
';!n..r. to wtum I . re-pon.,1 W.
I "liais-ua . vw u B BSTimis 1 Bl
j high regaf.l. ssTrt..n, and estsws whhrh 1 I -ear
M " "'' d kxwbK
Mr nil
W !!' aal a ar l.lag la pUeeewr
ofono rs.m a. a p.l"-n iliat lb
ol I ills. will ia l a. t.llt ih graayt balk uf
U. A an pny in Miiisrlisl, sud wok
favoralii prus-t of eavvina tl. vate. Vt
eaoa.w uf eeor sitMMkit tb rtd i.f Mr Fill-
a Ih IsS'.r la' -ran i tvts A km .-
'" ka" if h as'captt it tt- tl. Iid pUif .na
"f Amtrieaa priM pbs, t. will carry th. M,t.,
. Tsvt'. rhavtun est a avt favor. I, I
la let th He
,4 r.llasa saw to M a-w.
- by . I s. a.,K.tv.
. bvri I. sere I iU
! ftni-ta- f s,warl ."wstti rrfn .4 .t,Hm
t Ua llltdaf k W fk' t I (sail taH t ymt M a )." '
m 9 t4 t If t,Hfe r ltt ft !'-
r-ltijr I w I - tit In ii fin irt w
nf on KsiaiM l. t f ,in'rt I
lft'i-. m t'lf, Bt ilt rm ft
. fc mp If f r S --r 9 turn i,,, j
fl.l fty.-a lK. -r f lit.,. t- ra,l.
ftvi mm U it lafttk. ita h 114,
Jmtrmtl,
Pkw. Mat r.illlr.
Tha lVi-ai-l.M ii t t Ara R. 1. f tf
..pH to paid.,.. .Aa.aw,ia.M.
d ptfas Utd.1 111 aeM. Tk.Ae)
4
Utoi wa. ' toM. T' Pf-rt-la- J -a aal '
atata tl M tb C v.vetioa Wa .Jo .It ta
I bttal ttl t'ort-f j
a
Arrival f lb Meamaset Arabia.
SEVEN DAVS LATER. .
rx cosrtaxKci rw,x-ixa rsvuaaBLT ! '. I
srrrosEJ t ieie of tbe r.ciFic.
COTTON IXCHANGED!!!
BaisBsrvrrt caxHncasBi.x BtcuxiD. .
II tunr. March 12, Th Cunard steamship
Arabia, with teveu dtyt htter intelligence than
that brought by tb Africa, arrived her last
night She left Liverpool oa Saturday March
ltt. .. ' :
Th Peace Cuuforence wat progressing ftivora-
b!y at Paria.
She bring, no tidings of tjie long misting steam
ship Pacific. ,.' '' '.."','
A despatch wat reoeired by Meatr. Brown,
hipley 4 Co, agent of th Colli' s lint at Liver
psd, dated (iiasgow, February 17th, which aayt
thestcainthipEdiuburgh from N. York, paoedon
the Tlh of February, large quantities of broken
ice. Saw upon it a quantity of broken cabin
furniture, tire ornamental doort, with whit or
glaat handles, a ladiea .work box. and other ar.
ticlet, tuch aa ar commonly used in th cabin of
of a first elaat steamer. The Edinburgh wat
then fiva dart out1, in latitudt 40, 30; longitude
45, 50. Thiain all probability wat a portion of
tii wreclruf tii Pacific' '
Th Arabia left Liverpool at on o'clock on th
1st nf March, and arived at Halifax about 11
o'clock Tucsvlay -eveuing: Sha .briug 123 paa
tcngert, but encountered no ice,
losuranca had been' made on the cargo of the
Pacific, at Jf.2tl 5s. fre of average
Tht-Peace Conference al Paris hat held thrte
meeting, tut nutliiug uf th proceeding, ia suf
fering to transpire. . . - . . .
Aft Arniistio to nd in March, but not affec
ting the existing blockade, is announced.
Rumor b"th favorable and unfavorable1 a
bound. The goneral Unpretslon is that matter,
thui far proi5rM fuvurably. It ir reported that
Bus-in concede required limitation, but will
te t ahaiidun her protectorate over .the Greek
Christiana,
The opinion Increase, that immediately after
peace is signed a general European Congress
will meet to adjust tbe balu;ioo of power.
Tilt oxcitemont icspectitig Auioricsli difficul
ties teems totally extinct.
The Mayor.ol L union gave a banquet tu Buch
anan, hut the hitter wat tunimontd to din with
thr Queen, and Could not atteud.
The Armistice has becu made known to the
Crimean armies.
Omar P icha h is retigned, and hit resignation
ha been accepted.
Russia, tlie Allies aud Sweden, continue to
make active preparation for tlie war.
Late and nJ.trtuing rumors had lieen rsprend,
that Russia v ill start objectioiit which will sause
fie Conference to break up.. These ar regard.'d
however, at a mere Muck jubbing rus.
COM MF. Wl A. I XTELLlfiKNCR.
Cotton unchaiige l. 8aleuf the week 00,000
bales. Kipirters took 300, end icculaturt 13.
00 ). 1'h market closed quiet.
nreudsiuffi considerably declined mid el ated
dull. Flour declined 11 pence. Canal Baur 31.
Sd. l'hi.adelphia ar.d Baltimore 3't. a 37.
Wheat declined lire pence, lied wheat it
quoted at 9. H I. to 10.; white 10s. yd. a Us
Corn declined ont shilling Cd. W hite and Jcl-
yollow euro 34.; mixed 33s. Cd. Provisions
t. ,i
unchanged. Naval tbit quiet aud
! , ,
unchanged.
Consols Ul I a'Jll.
Tb Amiolcaa, ad tb farelga Party.
Although eurr .unded by to many element
that hav sprung ap at different period and on
various otcaaiuu It it evident rhra are but two
Parti, ia tb eountry, al Ih prastait tiint i Tht
American, and th -Foreign Party, Tb former
it composed of all tuch divisions aud seeders
fr m iiirmar partiet, and ptraont at are opHaved
to lureign Influenc and tulfrag in th country,
to fortignart holding offic undcrlh (lovenimetit.
aidia favor nf a cbang la the Naturalisation
lawa, limiting eitisensbip to twenty on years.
T lie it th Amarioan Party. Wherefore It fol
lows, that all wno appns these views (tod arala
favor ef what they reject) ar entitled to b ttyb
ad lb Foreign Party, And so lot.gaath A men
eaa party mail t iiu thair presonl esition. titer
an ba ao third parly an amaurly which ia
p.-asanted, for tlie lrt time in th tffairt of iht
tmntry. Tlit Idea that ther i any tongrt a
W big aad a I at an a; rail rty Iu tb eoualry, I
a b'gieal aUurdityt Ihey Isith eased to list,
wbra th America party sprung Into etistewee,
aad war wa decUnd against It l.y alt oppusing
fact loot, that noawed th tureiga eausa aad
tbsav formed t foreign Party, Th opponent uf
tb Americaa eaus thmfor. art) anliattd and
funrtgn bannar, as th English and French Ugh!
Biider that uf th' Creat in behalf af Tarkey,
tgtlnst llaaaia. Their awa lag but show tbr
retpacliv pus it to and divisiueis tbee ar but
twa parts to tb war. llussia aad lb AIIim.
Like wis, ther tjr bwt twa p.rtie la tfata eoun
try the American, and th Allied Foralga pny,
wa bava aa nthar claim to Asaerieaa'-tvaiernity,
tb.a thai they ar pi-d to American.
Tb Anwiivaa I lb party of Ih country th
Ii leads af lb l aiia b-i elvim that Aawiaari
should rul Amrint, that th sdaiinl.lrsli.ai uf
It govesstme.l mmf b i 4 iu iattitatluM
rtwtaia pqtul and peifeel a they sain from
Ih land, efil, !i a.blii W bow gb.ri.ait
Waadiiligtua il "Now 11 Aavsviaan
guard to aighl 1" J,M-r-.,j,A .sda.
Knk ftNlii Mi urrnii uif lit,
Tstv.i vl lses,.-i
k '.J, IsX
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I ai.tl.ta kat at Ikl R-Ski at Ikla IV
r., oa. I oM s . M ka.at .V l.aaa Ikait lattar aa
Still a!vt k. a C.
tka Mini a. ataut I. L. p,ata af la. It.
eit. a,a.lr .St 4 , att-jaf at IM.m, .a ik
r,M.,M,,k.at- -..rtaa,
t W T'lt T.
tTaktav t a. v.a-..,
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PRICES CURRENT. j
Petertbiiry. March U. T oaicv-o. Tht market
continues activ M lull prices, tor .good leaf
titer i nothing like nough opening toeawily
tn demand. nd for tueh, prices b.ve further
tdvaoced. We quote e-muvon to middling lug.
$65f- Fair to good do. for?7, andnecat oo
adv a hog-head brings '. Mid-Uing tofcirdo.
W(n4. andraidfltkalli.
Waxxr Sales to-day have been liTht, and w
aunt prim red and white SlJiJtii $l,Il), in
ferior and medium l.5.rl,45. .
Cottvw. Th receipu have been heavier, and
th market is less arm with sales at 0).
Coax. Reevipta small, and quote at 70(",
i5, the latter for small parrels.
Bait)!. Virginia cured lt No W'eaient t
in market owing to the failure of the arrival of
tns mitimnr" steamers, on ice unt of I e.
Fuit . Th market it dull and the supply it
mora than equal to the demands. As price, tr
irregular, w omit qunlat .ms.i
flcMo. There is steady demand for this ar
ticle ana tbe prices ar nrm. Nile hate been
heavy for the last 10 dtyt at 57(ia7l.
Ltan. Virginia in kegt, 12Jf,L13. No barrels
la aiarket.
w :jt i-rw
Wilmilirrton. March 15. Tt-artnTix So
change in price. Further tale of vesterdav of
only d04hhl. at Sl.R8f virgin, fiii tor yel!o.i
dtp, and tl.Si for hatd, "f 20 Die. Only a small
mi soiu tins morning at sain ngura.
oet airs tcariKTiKt Aothing doing.
RosiK. No sale yesterday or to-day. -
Tax. Sales yesterday afternoon of 344 hh a..
and this morning 520 do. f 1,75(4 1,8ft f bbl.; the
toriiier price tor wet anil tlie latter tor dj y ptroela.
CotNA.lHIOtiu.hela received sineeyesterdsj'
report, and changed hands at CO onts "p hu-hel.
Bjcon. We note i tair enquiry for N. C.with
very light receipt, and th price ha advanced.
Sale of 4,000 tbs. at lJ cent 'f tb. for hog
round. .
Flora Has been brought in tparingly, for
tome tiiu past, and the tupply on market it ex
ceedingly light. ,: Small sales this morning of N.
C. Brands, at lor fine, f t,00 fur tupernue,
nd SS.75 ( bbl. for family, .
TtyetteTille. March 13. U.roiv. The do-
mnnd lor Bawni haa impnited, and the articla-i
II ...111 i
n...ov, j,, wiif cv,ni., vvurn is xcaroe - tnu - t
maiited. t'otiou ia luwer best grade tell
at 0.nts, Flour it scarce and much wanted.
Spirit Tui'iK'ntine 33 cents.
Saprrlor Te I In the Original UaK t'knli,
In Butt oO ami 12 poawf, mnd in ilrlnllit I'aci
aijte, oy J, J, 1, S ami i yoeucj.
-.' cog ii,i ar .:'
JSiTZXlTO
otiuiati itvtsioat v rat acvat.ua: vtt fcx.J
Wholesal Dalr ta Taat alf .
-V. i tVr s Mrh m4 AV Unit,
PHILADELPHIA.
xn-Teas la Mstsllle tv pat op la hslf Ck.,u,
iintalning a vailety ef bulk His -k and Ursca la suit
bavsrs.
. i'rinted-liwaf prte,Tsris, !.., funiUl.rtt hyatail
in so w r. n nrorr uipm.
All Teas warranted tu pte.se er an sste, ,
Onssmt ths same ric ... terms tt .11 taaoMoulv
Hslf ehsts at lllaek iwatsia sl-ual Hi laaiads, aad wf
itreea siei . peaag. Mta.
Usrih ti, ISVU. , II.
SiCe of 13 Nerroes.
! tl T VIRTt'K eta dseeee r tht t'nart ef Plesi snd
I Quarter evasions r fti.thawi Cua.lv, at rVhrHary
Tt-iia IKS, shsll, as vtM.wl-ltnr Ihsrela afpMet
td. espixe I ss a ths art Iti4ii it'wr la tls iw
af l'iinhmi. p. T.amUv th loitt iltv tf sril
eat, MlWl Isksly vslashle nevraes, e.,nfisting nf
tn. wsm-, w.vs ..d r i'ls. bctnni;iiig te tlie eatsts ef
Alfxanter t'. Arwlsls.a, ilee.Me,t. -A
erritlt af sit ssoaths will etvsn, ..d Imnd uk
.pnrared sseutttv r aetri-fl ef the pur"lisee.
CI IVtK NK LIN, liIi.l..i..aer.
Ftbrasry 8th, Ifct, It nt
( Astlll-.s
I s.d Ms
4 al l:lis, ARRAMKU UtrsH
Usa.iur, sm.ill ul ! tots.lv l Ilia
Bl V. unaiis, sHMiasusv, nsktiw, n, t..
AtpM s.
Large Ui.Ht.
smas. ..
( Basher r'u abr1i )
Ciuua, for preservs,
Jtwtacat.
Will.,
Ore. a,
Esrly aia-laecks, r Ksity
Olm,
ttuhawt.
lllIM,
Rr HHd Vslsatlaa, r'Kilv.r fWi,.,, Wills,
Hi Hirnat, irire J sllrw eurMfcara,
Drosrn aawlilsd T.leuti., Larg net H'slhsrsisl,
Mrlu.t af TkMsaed-l-! fop " Huit.ai Oulua,
Oue, ' waits r'nttiiR-ai',
Rs Ir 'k, " , JV.Ih Iixit. h, ,
t'laabsvy lls.h. IHsBterv .IWw, faaa 1
Ksir tisrly Vtctarte, 'b.rre K a, ' '
K-Tsl U.arf.av n kits Kul ,a-.ljr Hvu. 1-sti
K-y. I'rtt-,.
Early Vi-llnw 81a W.. V., li'.il.a, er K.ml.ls,
( .ilns Ktd tjre, M ksilj.l'lsi. vt .ntl,
Lsr,iebiai.,8r1tttsrllijaasUupf,
t'sroliaB..t (Ssli. jUuuow l.ri.w4,r Csp,
ert. I '..
Fstra Early Turalp rsotl. Uadtrik'. kstra Early.
rsriy i.r.te,iaMiM asu, batty risaie.
mt UIin Red,
hsrlv Wa.bt.gtet,
olsia w l.r.e,
Ma.l wrlsl,
Karl Orsjif. -Ksrly
Hslf Uf Blissd,
Karly May Mr,
llrty I'hsrltuUf
losh. p . i.rf rmtus,
'llwarl Mas Impertsl,
irtsi.l I's.il al.erv.t.i,
trsurh S.Mf eugsr.
liU
gltly llulrb.
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(thirty I lisaipuaiKsflnia
jLargs a tu. MarriHiHri,
I, . 'V'
jTtova, a FlsS
? t'try.
Il SJ.I..S, mf fasf.
trly l -ta,
vth's L.r Talk,
krly ra.at Lf
l.silv rltlrv.iai,
Ksrly 1ti.bL..4,
Urvva 'Hsa haver.
hart,-, ttraaiarwl e"V.
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barg. a bil, at I'sria,
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S .M, av ka rar,
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varkiawit.
lB rVsrurt stun top,
im( slw,ai,
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BCHfEPFLIN BROTHERS Tca
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BmS Piinli, Silt, P;, P.rlimfry, If.,
I70 tVUllamsttreet, Sew Vork,
IStlTE ths attsntioo of tht tnJe ts ti,s hirp.
and varied stock of brugs, P.iut,, tjil, 1 t.iuu,
ry. A., e. ,
In aiMitioa to their regalar importstii.nsof Stt.
pie Crags, they art alee receiving, direct Iruni the
source. af preductien snd Bttnufsetnre, tutthet'
of Tooth, Haia,tmi,N'iLl!rMKt.bors.i 'i,sk,
Mo.tvss. feoKiss, isisca and Emjlirh I'lim al
T,r trait' ExTtMTS, snd Kis.y other srticit.
aaal! mBved ia braggtst tart, akich th-y
art .Uoeuhhledto otter un tb mast tdtaaugeuua
ternta.
tlrdera, sither ia pertoa or by nail, will rerviv
prompt attention, j,
June -Jti, leii. j;
First fitraluta toltl Vfdtil Piaiio-Ftif'M,
STEIN WAY & S 0 S,
'- ..MaitKMOTfaxa, HI ft . wauEB ir.lT.
tA ttOAUWST, MIW IuK,
1) wpectrully call the attention of the pnlci I
k, their snleodid a-sortment of semi atfo,. !,,! '
(u.r. I'iaoo, vhtch, fir volume of tuu., .ntici
ly of touch, besuty of finish, and In short every
lung that reuilrra a Piano perfeel. .re nuinrr.
ted. Ihey were awanted tb nr.1 tircm.un,
both kinds in 'competiiion With th most ujctiu
gulshed makers frvis Boston, PUiladcluUia New
vork, and Ualtmicrv,
" '. 7 FEW TbllllPri!
frriswaT ft Fost hsv iustbeeer sw .nlrd th.
FlIlST frouiium GO Lit MUliAL (i.v-rli competi
tors) at th tste Fair ef the Ann ri"sa ia.tiiitta
Cryttal l'alact, fur tht BE3f .Piuufurir. ..
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TILT0X i McFAIItLAXD,
33 Maiden Laaa, Raw York.
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ASIKACTURE!" OF TUB
- newned dttaBiaudcr Sales
wtmr.n rr
T'ttiii Vaults,
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Ttaltimore Depnl, 14H Pratt,
llostoa IHaart, H Howard street,
'',. . - : lMr-ly.
FOIl TIIE 1 , 000,000.
Ill Ii I.', It. PATKXT NARUl.llfO.
(ftfiiit f IC.5,000.1
Si". aiW Ilrntdwty, cor. W alker Ht. Ncir Vork.
Are prepared t etecute all oficra for Mantle
Table Thps, Columns, ldestils, ntatten, fiat,s
fcc, in imitation of Sieua, llnientvl, 1'-. rmo-r-'
Aeapolitao, and all fancy Msrhles: rnuii tn
mrniiH, wtrni.t, iin UUrIOIIHJ ! IVll t lll-l ,"1 9
aad ta f mit rtisiarels superior thervito, and st !-v
han hall the cost. Cultle marlar iseil iinn nu or
tlate. It wholly fret I'vom .11 cl .ivctiet.t a hn h ai .
ttrgeu sgiilust niert turfact Walk, uheie t nint, en
pal varninh, tie. form the temporary pnlun and
beauty i f ths srtli lo; Mn. 1 tn.m t) to ! in.
d.rs 11 oiu Uutldtra, I'abiu Maseia and utneis so.
Ileite.1, snd vstoi.iiciioB guaraiitvi-d. A-rnlt l..r
the principal cities treated with.
Jotvl-n Lias, Bee. Part nismi:, lVe..
livti (j, Mickits, V. Pre.,
ftaleigk Outoter lbCl. l:.i -lv.
kew vokk millixi:j;y.
T.ilirmsia
inJolnwCnit Trrrhw,:tillin.!.i
y. s ua, . i. ii-iw m s.ur.ipt tor tlie tt p,ir-oee ,.f
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.III srrivs.nd l,crily lot iij'ito.e .n, cr at- m r..a
ftr.1 af M-irtib. evmh.on snd tl n,i.rH .M-n-li.oit nn l
Milliners ses i-ipectliiltv Itiiitmt n. cull fn,i rvmoon
th. ssm. tvlurs parnltsiuin. i-Urvthsrs. p otpra l.o-,-el
alas; s an Usui, snt ot lj i ika mauv . a
disss. Icl. .J ia
DnAlyi-cilr Sltiim Enjliif Vwiu
D. P. BUEB0N & Co.
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