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DIR. SWAYNE's SYkIJp OF VII n CnEPRV
DIR. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY. The Great Panaeea for al dfssases 0f he LaRgs and
 Breast.
 Of all the , medicines
 of the day, and -.. t. there are great variety which profess
 to be of great value 10 the human family, we hesitate not to pronounce Dr. Swayne's Com pound S,rop of Wild Cherry, as one of the greatest discoveries of modern science; of all the many compounds put


 human nature, not one remedy can be named,
 winch has in as short space Of time, acquired
 such unbounded confidence with the public, and has performed such miraculous cures ,and which has mer- lied and received so much euogium from the faculty and others, as this justly celebrated remedy. Dali, we learn from sources of responsibility, that have been affected in Coughs Colds, Asihaa, Inhi- enza, Bronchitis, SpittIng Blood, Liver Complaint. Pain in the Side and Breast, Rising or Tickling in Throat, Paipitation of the Heart Nervous Debility, Broken Constitution, from the abuse of calome and other causes, and Consumption; which has baified the skill of eminent medical practitioners when m valids were given up hopeless, by having recourse to, and perseveiing m that powerful remedy, have been radically cured. There is now in the hands of the proprietor certificates of cures which would asonish creduty itself were they mace known 10 the word To those who are afflicted with he above diseases, we say give this medicine fair iri. al you will then be convinced this is no miserable compound, but safe and powerful remedy, and thai its curative powers stand alone and eqalle by none.
 CAUTIoN-From the great popularity of this med. lcne, persons have been induced to offer spurious article, with the name of WILD CHERRY attached Therefore be cautious ask for the original and on. y genuine preparation from this valuable tree.
 Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry, Principal Office, N. W. corner of Sth and Race ss, Philadelphia. Agenis--Dr. W. H. Minor, corner sf Broadway and John street, New-York; R. A. Sands, 1S3 Bowery, New.York; F.. B. Warmer, 205 Blocker street, New York 'Haviand. Reese s Co. New-York Andrew Oliver & Co, New Orleans l.. Swan, and J. M. Winslow, Rochester, N. Y; R. x ]. Adams. and F.. Klene, St Louis Win. Thorn, pitlsburg; E B. Iiinman, Cincinnati: Pierson & Harrison, 720 Broad st. Newark, N. J; Benjamin Olds, 27S Broad si, Newark, N. J. John ;. Harri. son, Salem, Mass; J. H. Pierce, Su,nwix Han, Maiden Lane, Alb,ny.N. Y; Backus & Bull, Troy, N. Y; spaldng x Harrington, Worcester. Mass; James Green < Co, Worcester, Mass E. iiollidge, Buffalo. York; Graot < Boekee, poughkeepsie, MY; O. D. Woodman, Vicksbutg, Miss; Il. k J. Brewer, Springfield. Mass; J P. Hall & Co. Bos- ton, Mass; E. 5. Holden, East Boston, M;,ss Ram som & Stevens, Boston, Mass; P. M. Cohen & Co, Charleston, s. c; Dr. John Carr. Memphis. Tenn. -- For sale by SETH w. ROBERTS, jan26 48Kv '.i i, if#f8 l .l Ageni, Mobile
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go Parents, GnArdlanS and. Teachers of :. Alaln ma and Mlssi ssIppI. v. - .

.TO Parents, GuArtlliinR and. Teachers of Alaia ina Hnsi Nlississ1ppI. =. -'a .-. TVNIIE undersigned would respectfully c;vit your ale
 X ieniior to the following list of School Books, universally adopted and highly recommended by al, who are interested in lhe cause uf eduratIon; r
 Aisbama StTies of Rsadas-No l. The Primary Primer, new edition; No 2, The Chd's Reader, new edition; No 3. Exercises in Reading, new edi- ton; No 1. pnrter's Rhetorical Reader, new edi- ton; Websitr's Elementary Speller; MeIrical Sio- ries in Chemistry and Philosophy; Olney's GeoRra- phy and Atlas; Olney's Introduction 10 Geography; The Book of Commerce.; Watts Improvement nt Greek Graumer; Olmstead's Natural Phllbsophy;' Eomstock's Natural Philosophy; Conslock's Chem islry; Comstock's Physiology; Prrston's Book Keeping; The Scholars Companion; The Scholars Companon; The Scholars Reference Book; Weo- ster's School Dictionary; AbeTcrombie's $ Moral Feelings; Goolich's Ecclesiastical History; Lin coln's Bolsny BurreI's Geography of lhe Heav- ems; Alexander's Evidences ol Christianity; Slone's Rhetorical Speaker Hodges Logic; Wlaid's His tory of U. S- vo; WiIlard's History of U. s. abridged; WiIard's Universal History; ParIey's Natural Theology; Bible; Newnan's Rhetoric; Newman's Political Economy Buffers Analogy; Kame's Elements of Criucism Davies first Les sons in Arithmetic; Davies Arithmetic; Davies Key To Arithmetic; Davies Agebra; Davies Key to Algebra; Davies Elementary Geometry; Dawes Buurdon's Algebra; Dawes Legendre's Geometry i; Davies Surveying; Davies Amlyticsl Geometry Davies Descriptive Geometry; Dases' Calculus ; Davies Shades and Shadows; Anthon's Latin Les sons; Anhon's Latin Prose Compositions; Anlhon's Latin Prosody Anthon's Cicero; Anthon's Cesar I; Anhon's Sallust; Anthon's Horace; Anthon's Greek Lessons; Anthon's Greek Prose Composition; An. thon's Greek Prosody; Anhon's Jacobs Greek Reading Anhon's Greek Grammai Anihon's Dr- tonary of Antiquities; Anhon's Classical Dcticn- aIy Andrews and Sloddard's Latin Grammar; Au. drews' Question 10 Latin Grammar; Andrews First Lessons in Laiin Andrews Latin Reader; An- drews Nri Rome; Andrews Sallust; Andrews | a. tin Exercises; Andrews Key 10 Latin Exercises; Donnegan's Gleek LeXiCan; Greek Testament; Ainsworth's Latin Dictionary; Cooper's Virgil; Homeri llias; French Guide; Bolna,'s Leyi1ae's s French Grammar: Vie de George Wushinetoni Re cueIl Dramaiqne; Recrealions, Ins. al Emnsantes {; Adventures ol Telemaque; Boyers French DcIion- ary; The Young Choir; The School Singer; Bur. rows Pianoforle Pi imer; Meneke's Instructors llunten's Instructor.
 have also constantly hand large and well selected stock of Blank Books and Stationary; law, Medical, Theological and Miscellaneous Books and will fill all orders with promptness al very low w ces Al 2S Dauphin street,.
 novI4 237cmo s. W. ALLEN.
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lEANCoCK'S S MANN's ADAMANTINE MI CANDIES.-Tbese beautiful CaudIes ,,os

1 CANDLES. These beautiful Candles pos sess the aforementioned advantages advantages over others, in the following respects:
 From their extreme hardness and purity, they wall aoi nell under l95 degrees, whilst wax melts under l50 degrees. t. lss8 agH They are free from any unpleasant smell whatever, require no snuiog, and are warranted free from ar- seno or any osher deleleriels composition.
 Ther superiority to wnx or sperm candles, and their muie reasonable cost m comparison, render them an article highly deserving ihe attention ol merchants and shippers generally. For sale by
 MARSHALL, ROWE and CO,
 oct I 2l0 Agents for the Manufacturers,
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NEW BUoks-The History of France. iron the earliest period to the present time--by M
 The Book of Uuseful Knowledge, a Gyclop@dia ol six thousand practical Receipts and collaternl infor- nation in the arts, manufactures and trades, incud ing medicine, pharmacy, and domestic econoTy--by Arnold James Cooley, Ivol. Svo. G G35l y
 Ollendorf's new method of learning 10 read, write and speak the German Language-by G. J. Adler. A. B. For sale by rt-
 ss,s7 :. W. ALLEN, 2s Dssphia saess
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HpAGGlNG, ROPE AND WINE HE l5D0 pieces Kentucky Bagging s
 l010 cois superior Rope
 lO.UOO pounds three ply T~ine In store and for sale on accommodating terms by psy25 BEERS x eMlPii, 20 st MichaeLsr
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BRITISH SAUCE--For Fish, V Gpine, iHashes, Stews, made Dishes, Steaks. etc.. also, foF enrchng Gravies and Soups, for sale
 ns,26 by MosELY & TUCKER, bruggisrs.
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NTATERED iSiEKS-DANIELs BRADY IVY have just received few pieces blue black and istblaek Wstsrea siIks. f,,1s e,,bsre.5 ssveR
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DR. SWAYJE,S COMPOUND SYRUP OF PRUNJS VIRGlNIANA, OR WILD CHERRY.

DIE. SWAYlE'S
 COMPOUND SYRUP OF PRUNJS VIRGINIANA, OR
 WILD CHERRY. .e
 Testimony of respectable and experienced Physican.
 Felow-ciIizens-W are bond 10 believe, from the very circumstances, tha all who take Dr Swayne's Compound Syrup ofWid Cherry, do say that It far excels all other mdicines, for Coughs Colds, Splitting Blood, Ticklilg or rising sensation in the Throat, Bronchitis, Wboping Cough, Astl,, ma, Weakness of the Nervou System, or impaired constitution. from any cause; md prevent persons from falling into decline, this medicine has no equal.
 In districts where calomel and qnnne have been too freely used in bilious complaints. &c Dr. Swayne's Compound SyrupofWild Cherry will pre- vent their evil effects the system, and aci a strengthening alternative and improve the biliary lunc- tons.
 CAUTIoS-All preparations from this valuable tree, except tie original Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry are fictitious and counterfeit. Anottu Errdenceof ths ieoadsg)ut pertormsd by
 Dr. StDa yne's Compound Syap of Wild Cherry.
 Dr.. Swayne--Dear Sir-Mhen was at Pitts burg, last August, purchased of your Agent six bot ties of your Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry. l had for many years been troubled wiha cough pften very violent, with other indications of consumption, disease of the Lungs, of very serious nature. had very little faith in medicine, us it thought my disease hopeless and beyond it's reach. l had applied 10 several Physicians for reef and also used some highly puffed medicines which l had seen h lne newspapers, Du nearing ilat you lan incn ex- perlence in ihe practice of medicine, and had ed many cases of consumption, concluded to try yours; and from that time, am happy to say, l found relief. write this in hopes you will publish it, that If any human being has suffered havt done, they may know where to find a medicine, thu virtues of which may be relied upon. ...-= .. I.
 Yours respectfully, JAMES OsBURN. More procfs ofths ebieaey of Dr. Swasnss Compound
 Synp @ Wild Cherry, in reiieuiag afflicted man.
 Dr. Swayne-Dear Sir--The time has been when would not recommend medicine advertised in lhe public prints my own signature now feel diff. lerent-I feel relief. was reduced by protracted cough for months 10 mere skeleton; no rest al night; soreness and pain in my breast, sids, &c-- Suffice il to say, l used your Compound Syrup oi Wild Cherry, which in few weeks relieved me eff Actually. am certain, had it not been for your medicine. Gas life frequenty depends early atten- ton to proper medcines,) should now be in the silent grave. Let person delay. but precore your Syrup and be relieved of eir coughs and colds, as they ire dangerous companIons and often lead to fla ta consequences. Your friend, e
 ABRAHAM SKINNER. Crawford county. Pa. Agent in Mobile for the sale ofihe above medicine .IT I- rfFF SETH " RORERTS.
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A GRICtLTURE is the most healthy, tbe.aos "A useful and the most noble employment of man --Washing gton.-'The subscribers 10 the Albany Cu- iyatoI '. American Agricuurilisi Farmers Cabinet and the Richmond Southern Planter, can foblain their numbers by calling ai Drug and Seed Es- 35 Government street. tlaf sf
 Sobscription (ss1 per year) for lhe above perodi-
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.rruth needs no soa.ting.v

 YENfllS is m old and true saying. What would h \ lse use of calling public attention To anything whether in the medical Iine or otherwise, unless had stood ihe test oflruh2 The compound xiraet q HOARHOUND CANDY,
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A 10 half pipes London Dock Brandy 'e i' s'.si
 I5 qre casks Cognnc do. 2S do do initiation do
 20 bbs N F. Rum, 25 bbls Gun ais-' fs.- bhs Alcohol, 20 bbls Malaga Wine .'.ft
 s qr casks Madeira Wine & lstfli 5 qr casks Sicily Wine. E-' 'N In store and foi sale by ''' ls 's 'f nov22 SMITH. DABNEY & co.
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NjH0IEsALE BOOT AND SHOE WARE
 w. HOUSE--No. 10 eSI Francis slreet--A large and well assorted stock, embracing every ya- reiy and quality, may be found at the above estab- Iisment, which are offered for sale Ut very low pri-, es by (oct:l) SAMI.. B. HOWE
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HIM BUAES prime Iioshen Cbease ,f.-f AOO50boxes Eng fish dairy do asss, half pipes A Seignetie Brandy ..a, # - 60 quarter pipes do do r ,sf 10 pipes Holland Gin, Swan brand 1'N 200 packages Green and Black Teas \ --' bbls pure winter strained Spesm oA f. 70 boxes Sperm Candles |. . 50 hbls and 10 halfbbs No 2 2Mackerel
 100 boxes East India Fire Crackers
 25 boxes and half boxes fresh Raisins. ? :, 300 cases Lobsiers. herinetricaily sealed .., 50 packages Pickles, ia bbls, do and kegs
 20 coils Manila Cordage sE' i sF 200 groce Friction Matches f 'R .aN 70 reams Letter Paper, 50 bbIs Beets and 2o0 Onions, in store and for sale by sf- novl5 FOSDICK & lCHARI0CK, s8 Cotniss
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gh ME SUBSCRIBER respectfully cailsthe aliea. A tion of Physieians. Drasssls Pbulless3aHa country Merchalls to tue following list sfa pgugks etc, just received and nov offered tor sale at lhs very lowest cash prires-7 g.s#a
 6OO vuncea French ouInius
 20 do SulplMiei Morphine
 20 do Acetate do zssss 50 do Hydriodats Potassa i- -.# 100 pounds Powdered Rhuhirb #s 50 do Powdered Jalop ''
 50 do English Caloael ,"
 hO boxes Casiile Soap --
 10 groce Seidieiz Posyders- -I e4sa 10 to Yeast PowdeTss. a.ltsaa Ass 20 do Soda Powders F.aa a.s.s - barrels Alcohol a4sz# do Linseed Oil ss..y Fs.. 2 do Sperm Winter O.. . .. 6OO pounds Cream Tartar ,i- ... ssaa barrels Whiting 4=.z do Yellow Ochra
 do Lamp Black tt' i-H.ss. [ 50 dozen Castor oll quart boitlcs 2 = 50 do Castor Oil pint do 50 boxes Window Glass. SxIO to l0rl6 i. 200 Bath Bricks | an. .... f4sg a White Lead in 100, 50 and 25 To kegs Tofesh- | with full supply of Patent Medicines l.oriiiard's Snuff, Blue and Black Ink, Hair, Teeth, Cioth,s Scrub, Flesh and Horse BE,lshes, etc.
 SETH W. ROBERTS, Wholesale and retail Druggist. sign of the Green Mortar, northwest corner of Commerce and Daus phin-sIreets -.. jan26 48 :
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MrlJ. A. Cantrell: Dear Sir. had very severe attack oi he Yellow Fever in the year lS39 in Mo. bile, Alabama, and also of the CohgesliEe Fever in 'l64l, m consequence of which my system was en- tirely impregnated with mercury large quantities of which were given to me for the of those almost invariably fatal diseases; tried many things To re- nOvaie my system and purify my blood, among N hich was Sarsapara of considerable celebrity in the south, but without effect. have used several bol- tles of your compound Syrup of Sarsapara and it las driven all humors from the surface of III, body
 purified my blood and SO uvigoraed my system that feel as nearly as ever did and am satisfied that hle deelerous effecIs ofIhe calomel are reno, ed
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J. [. TURNER, Dentist,

Tenth street, heow Chesnut st. Philad
 |, Gabril Johnston, Nb Reckless street, do cer- uy tbat my wife, Jane, was afflicted for TWO years with rheumatism, anG al last entirely disabled, that she WAS obliged 10 be confined To bed hear ing of Cnntrel's Medic,ied Syrup of Sarsaparilla, anti-Scorbuic Syrup, l procured four bottles, which compelrl, removed all her palns and stiffness from her limbs; Two more bottles made perIec, cure. She is n0w able to attend to her household duties as usttal. GABRfI. JoHNsToS. q Philadelphia, January p, aSi4.
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From Texas.

President Jones, Of TcSas, has issued lis pro-.
canatou under date Of April 18th, converting
The congress Of the republic at Washington, on
the 10Th of June next, to take such action as may
he deemed proper, in reference to the proposition
on the part of the L. S. for annexation. The
Galveston Civilian thus remarks on the subject:
We regret to learn, as we dn from the NaIiou-
at Register, that the u. =. minister has submitted
10 this government the bare proposition for an
ncxalioa contained in Mr.. B,owus resolutions,
MIR. Pok as we'll as Mr.. Tyler concciving it i'm
practicable" to effect the measure under Mr..
Bcuton's plan.
Little donbt is entertained bat tia, Texas will
accept the proposition Of the United States.
The Houston Morning sun states that comthu-
nicalions have been received by government con-
y,ying assurances that the new government Of
Mexico is disposed to treat with Texas upon the
basis Of indcpcndencc and that it Is rumorcd the
British minister in Mexico will soon induce the
Mexican government to present definite PROPOSE
tons for the adjustment Of all difficulties between
the two countries
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(hicnyO nlnrlkCf.

There is no change in the markets this
week--every thing remaining inactive
No sales Of Wheat to any extent. There
is quite panic in our money market, nnt
the Brokers refuse all Michigan aud ma
ny kinds of Ohio money. The conse'
quence is the loss of confidence IN mos
of the paper circulation.
Many of our merchants have received
new Goods. bu, the trade is very limited
We hear of sale Of few hundred
dnc canvassed hams a, s cenls.-Dcmo
Graf.
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the Crops.-We have been at some
pans and expense 20 ascertain The pros
poets of the wheat crop in different Sec
tons Of the State, and with very few ex-
ceptions, the promise of an abundant har-
vest has never been better. The crops,
as general thing, were put in early, in
which case they will be apt to be out of
the way Of the ruSt, which blasted the
hopes Of the wheat grower last season.
Chicago DaIy Ners.
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A fire broke out at Peoria at 3 o'clocI

A fire broke ont at Peoria at o'clock
on Tuesday morning, which was not ar
rested until it had destroyed four build
ings. These were Mr.. Van Eps's tin
and sheet iron mandatory, on the west
side Of Main street, between Washington
and Adams, with all lis contents--loss,
500 to 1000 dollars The saddle and har-
ness maker shop of Mr.. lloge, contigu-
Gus, with nearly all its contents ; dwell
ing and barbershop of Mr.. Thomas Ma
son, colored man, with shop and house
hold furniture; and the hardware store
Of Mr., Petengll, whose loss is upwards
of 1000 dollars. Whole loss estimated at
10000 dollars-very little insured.
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The Alton Telegraph takes the following para
graph from "a late exc angc paper and calls it
fruits of locofocosm;'
a meeting was held in New York, few days
since, TO organize society, the avowcd object of
which is to break down the Christian religion.
The Telegraph, in using the term "locofocos,"
applies it to the whole democratic party. The
editor (Dayis) is man VIGOROUSLY destitute Of
every moral principle, and makes his living by
defining bis bellers aud swearing to acidayils
For the last few years he has openly advocated
the reputation of our state debt, and not n year
ago he was the apologist Of the Philadelphia
church burners. Now is he no, pretty suhicc,
to accuse the democratic party of striving to
break down the Christian religion :"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-05-16

The Chicago .Rdgocoie and Joliet Sig
nal, two papers that warmly urge the ap-
pointment Of Gen. Fry TO the canal lrus.
leeship, are prodiglousIy offended at the
remarks of our New York correspondent
in the letter we published last week, and
characterize them as "villainous inuen-
does" "vile abuse" &c. We have no
doubt our correspondent is ready at any
time TO assume the responsibility of
all he has said but the joke Of ii is, lie
made no direct cha"gc against any person,
and the Advocate anu Signal, in consiru-
ing all his remarks to apply to Gen.
Fry-in making the shoe fit hlm--are
paying him what we should consl,er any
thing but compliment.
A word more to the Advocate. Mr.
Ryan, TO whom it ascribcs the author
ship Of the letter objected to, is not a
competitor for the trusteeship. This has
been distinctly stated before, and the Adj
yocatc. if it had been disposed TO rcmem-
Der this fact, nigh, have spared itself
some very ill-conceivcd remarks.
In reference to tie remarks Of the Advo-
cafe as TO the propriey Of our publishing
the letter in question, all we have TO say
is, that, when we wan, the advice OF the
editor Of The Advocate as TO what is pro-
per for us to publish and what not, we
will apply to him.
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The Chicago papers announce the death, on
the h inst, in that city, Of the Hon. TnEopn!-
Lus w. SurrH, late one Of the Justic of the
supreme court Of this state; and in ,hc Journal
are published some eloquent and appropriate re-
marks Of ;. Lisle Smith, Esq, on moving to en-
ter upon the records of the court the resolutions
adopted at meeting Of the bar on the occasion Of
the demise Of Judge S, from which we make a
brici extract:
TheophlIus W. Smith was an carly pioneer OF
Illinois. Years ago, when the city IN which we
are now residing was but an uncuIlyatcd prairie
DER whose soil none but the savage trod he was
engaged IN the practice of that profession, of
which he was SO bright an ornament. On the
l1'h day OF November, An. 1917, he emgraled Ia
EdwardsNIlic, in the county OF Madison lie was
not long permitted to remain in private ijfu the
people called HIM 10 their service, and. i'm 1923
he was elected senator from the county Of Madi-
son. He remained in the halls of legislation but
a short time, but whilst there, he introduced tic
first bill for the construction Of the Illinois and
Michigan canal, and was appointed one of the
. canal commissioners. Ia 1885 he was elected &c
a bench of the supreme court, a station which hi.
clear and vigorous mind-hlS acute and cultiva,
ed intellect, peculiarly fitted i'm to adorn Ir
/ The year 1896, he changed the place of his abode
aud made this city his homo. In 1Sil upou tht
reorganization of the Judiciary, he commence
/ the performance of circuit duties in this iudicia
circuit. In 1912 he resigned his sea, up
on the bench, and returned to the professionals
I the discharge OF whose lahorous duties he contin
/ ucd, until ilI-hcaIlh compelled him to retire from
the arena OF its conflicts and its contests.
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A poor crazy wretch, with large
knife in his hand, few weeks ago, early
in the morning, got into the white house
at Washington, TO the grca, CONSERVATION
of the cook and chambermalds. lie was
taken care of by "Charley" at hand.
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Prcsilcn, Polk has pardonod Chas. II.
Chapman, sentenced at the last term OF
the u. s. District Court for thus state to
3 years Imprisonment, in the penlien,iary,
for perjury, in swearing out a bankrupt
certificate.
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The prospect to locoiocoism may be bright and
the future full Of promise for the advancement, Of
their principles, but to W. II is dark, ard filled
with iorcbodings. Chicago JoUvndL
The journal was probably led into this train Of
remark 10y looking over the New York and Vr-
GINA election returns. The truth Of what il says
viii hardly be conttovcucd. unQuestionably the
prospect of whigofy is "dark,' very dark,
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ond that she needs not TO be reminded Of it to
make her feel its full weigh, and force.
II is not vet known Who will be elected trus-
tees by the bondholders. Capt. swift has been
applied to, hut it is not known yet whether be
will accept The probability is that one trustee
viii be taken from New England, and the other
from New York city. RnoDoLru.