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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-02-23

House b1ont by Cat.-A house in .Juniat,
Township, Pennsylvania, was burt recently bv .
cat A burning ember fell on the back Of puss,
who ranuP to the garro. and threw it into hea y
Of flax
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-02-23
.gT'1'E.V'E'EO.V!
Commissioned Officers of 16Oth Regiment.

VOU are hereby required to meet at the House
IL of Mr.. Hamrick near Spring Hill, on Satur-
day the lth of March next, for the purpose Of g.
lect'ng Colonel for said Regiment, to fill the va
cancy occasoned by the resignation of Armstrong
Rankin. VN A pEII
feD' 70, 1910. LIT. Col. lG0th Regiment
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-02-23

HE WAR DEBr-A writer in the American
review on The subject of the War debt, produces
the following result, from data furnished by the
messages OF Mr.. Polk, and the Treasury reports:
AInnnnt nLLod IL
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-02-23

u resolution has passed the Senate Of Indiana.
containing vote OF thanks to Gen. Tavlor. iovi
ting him TO visit that State and parake Of it's hos
Palitles, and asking him to correct his official re-
port OF the battle Of Buona Vista, relative to the
conduct Of the ID Indiana regiment in the engage.
ment. and expressing belief that no will do it =
Il Hing.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-02-23
NO1NT0IN

NCOlFIOlMo
TO the Stockholders of the Louisa Railroad Com.
pany, under the Act of March Slh lS47.
'HNHt. following acquisitions are hereby made.
VIZ In addition to the sum Of So heretofore
called for, Fce Doars payable on the first day Of
each OF the months Of March, April, May, August,
September, October and December and Ten Dol
tafS on the first day of each of the months of June,
'uly ana November. Subscribers in Augusta will
pay into The Bank at Saunton: in Albemarle into
the Bank at Charlottesville, and those in Rich
mond into the Bank of Vrginia-to the credit of
the Louisa Railroad Company -Punc,uality is ne
cessary.
by order of the Board
CHARLES THOMPSON, Trcas'r.
Feb. IS, IS4s-9m.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-02-23

No CHANCE OF PEAcE.-A letter has recent
ly been received at Vera Cruz, from Gen. Worth
in which he says that there is no more prospect of
peace at present than there at the beginning of
the war. This opinion, coming from such source,
cannot fail TO be of great interest as there are
tnually reports ahoat about negotiations for peace.
Another from MIR. Trist does not make the least
mention Of the subject
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-02-23

TAYLOR MEETING IN New YoRx.-The
friends Of Gen. Taylor held large mass meeting
at Military Hall, n. Y. on Tuesday evening Of
last week. The Hon. WIN. Cost johnson, of Md.
and Col Baker, Of Illinois, delivered eloquent ad-
dresses to the vast assemblage. The Common
Council, by invitation, attended in body.
Mn. CLAY.-This gentleman will pay a short
visit TO Philadelphia in few days. and return by
way of Baltimore, stopping at Pittsburg, for short
time, to fulfil an engagement
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-02-23

=, DISTRESsTNG AocIDENT.-We regret to learn
that Mr.. Charles McCormic one of tho wo,Ithias,
and most respectable citizens Of Clarke county,. mel
with most distressing and painful accident on
thursday week. Mr.. Nice. is advanced in wears.
and quite teeble so much so, that servant is al
ways required 10 be in his room. Mr.. Nice, it
seems, was walking before the Fireplace in his
room, on which large fire was built, when his
loot caught In the carpet and be fell backward in-
TO the IRE, and being 100 feeble to extricate him
self, he lay in the flames until assistance came to
hand. Fortunately he had his hat on, which saw.
ed his head from the fire, until it was consumed
HIS head, shoulders and back. were all burned in
a most shocking manner. and but little hopes are
entertained Of his recovery.
We have since understood that Mr.. Mccormick
died on Thursday morning last, Il week from the
occurrence OF the accident He expired, it IS said
without any pain harlesto,cn Free Press
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-02-23

lst Dec, 1916,
Loan of 9Th Jan, lS47,
Loan asked for, for the present
year, ending June so, 1913,
Loan asked for, for year ending
June so, lS49,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-02-23

"lNDEMN1TY FoR THE AsT.'-The proposi-
ton which Mr.. Trist was instructed TO make to
the Mexican government. embraced a demand for
the cesslon to the United States, in addition TO
Texas already acquired, a further territory 1000
miles in length, 900 miles in breadth with a bonn
dairy extending 1900 miles on the Pacific Ocean.
and 700 on the Gulf Of California and embracing
an area of 100000 square miles 1t is more than
double the extent of the present territory of the
thirteen original States, aud it is ofdmensions suf-
ilclent TO make hundred and twenty States the
SIZE OF Massachusetts, or twenty-five States Of the
extent of New York and Pennsvivari
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-02-23

WAR OF CoNQUEsr.-Ifth the statement in the
following Letter from Washington correspondent
OF the New York Tribune be correct it furnishes
and conclusive evidence, that, not only
did the President, in despite Of his reiterated pro-
testations to the contrary, desire war with Mexi-
co, but that he was determined to provoke it, with
the express design of wrestling from that feeble
power large portion Of her territory by the sword.
For the present, however, we submit the letter
without comment :-Whig.
"WAsHiNoroN, Friday eve.
81 hive just learned something farther in rela
ton TO the early amicablc intentions of this Admin
istraton toward Mexico. 1t has come out i'm evil
dence before the Committee OF Military Affairs, in
the Senate. that Capt Gillespie, of the army, was
dispatched In 1916 to Col. Fremont, then in Upper
California, with letter in cypher, directing the
Colonel SO to shape his course there as to excite a
rebellion against the authority of Mexico, of which
he could take advantage 50 as to effect the indie
pcndence OF California, and prepare her for annexa-
ton TO this countryin other words, to Houstonise
It, 1t may not be literally true, but it seems truth
llke-so far as has been known to the previous ca
reer of this Administration.
''lt is undoubtedly substantially true"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-08-09
RICHMOND, IDA.

perance Ham, and recently occupied by
William Nixon, has lately been reftted up in a
superior style, with the design Of making It one
Of the most comfortable resting places for the
weary traveller, in the western country
The subscriber, also takes great pleasure in
informing his old frie nds and the travelling COM
snunity generally, that his ia BILE shalt be, (aa
heretofore, while occupying the Richmond Hoiel)
supplied with the choicest viands the country
affords.
His STABLE is large and convene Mt, and Is
att~ nded by the very best Of Osters, and suPPi'-
ed with the best OF Prove Dder-
He fe els con6de mt that the pains that shall BE-
take n TO make those who may soJourR with HIM
comfort table, and sat Home," will warrant h,U
in asking a share Of public patronage BOARD
Frs take n by the day week on the most Ia
vorabie teri X. BRookiNs.
Richmond. Feb 9, I647 f52-'45. ]tf.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-08-09

1UVTE subscriber wishes to call the atte nticu
IL of the travelling public to the fact that b.
has returned 10 his old Stand,
tTHE NATION
that he has put the House. we'll the Who'll.
establishment, in first rate order for the accom-
messation ofthe trsv -ling ps, with the deter
minatinn that he will not be o..tdone IN tbs
west Tor Kind aud close attention to u, use ihs
>sy favor him with = call. No pains shat. h.
sa,., for the comfort and endowment Of his
,,,.s, In short, h. IL determined to keep a
rood and or,.-r~ house. and make every per-
SON ,ba, calls on h,, q: home. His charge shall
I've as low as any house y! - kind IN the west
no man shall go away dssatis.Saii IN ms pow :
er 10 prevent. Feeling thanh ful for past fasorr.
he hopes TO he sustained by his old friends s"d
Customers. ANY favor will be thankfully re
ceIved and, in his humble way shall be returned.
DANIEL. II. SLOAN.
Richmond. Feb 9. 1911 43-I5tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-08-09

r - uSu . - q - 4 -
ever before opened in this place. which they wish
to EXCffAsGE immediately for CASH OF
Country Produce preparatory to purchasing 4
larger saPply.
Their stock consists. IN part. OF Imperial. Gnu-
Powder, Young Hyson and fouchong Teas
Rio and ~. Domingo Coffee \ Orleans. Loaf
and Brown sugars; Golden Syrup. Sugar House
aud Plantation Noiasses Nos. 4. , and 3 Mack
erel. in Bi.is. half bb>. and HITS. Shad. Lake
Fish Goldfish. Herring. Chocolate. Rice, Salcra-
tus starch Zauie currunts, K aslns. Fresh cruun
spices Of all kinds, warranted pure, Starr and
Pressed tsiiow candles. soap, Indigo, Maddcr,
Alum, Copf,eras, &c. Se
AISO-A general assortment OF Queens
ware. Glass ware. stone ware, W oode IL .
w indow Glass. Nails. Gram Scoops. Shuvels,
Spades Forks. Trace aud Halter chains. Mil and
Halter Hopes. Bed Cords. Coach and Broom
Irvine. Market aud school Baskets. Shaker
Yankee and Domestic manufactured Er"oms.
and 1901 off, rent ARTICLES, which We shalt tax.
p'easur re in showing to any one who may favor u
with call.
fPieas- call and examine our STOCK, i,
costs n"thng for look ing.
W w. LY NDE x 60.
Richmond. Nav 10, lclc- #.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-08-09

CORNER OF MAIN AND MARION SITS, RICHMOND, Ia
TO~EPH W. GILBERT. respectfully in
= forms his friends aud the Travelling pub
-: III he has re<rmed the Landlordxhip of this
- 4. sofaby known HOTEL, and he is
WI ). - Travellers comfortable A
p, ..,...;... ,-tler at all times ready
- ,,k. cb.rr. Of Hor>.es, ~nd the stable IS well
supplied with prov-nder h,s tc'.arses are rea-
sonable.
Feb 9. 1877. lJ.s a. ~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-08-09
s a l. II S.
VAL LIABLE FARM
~ - NJ - - - - .

sUNHE snb-cribe1 otie RS for sale the Farm on
which lie now rc>,,ies, lying FIVE miles north
Of Cru,rev,ilr, Centre Township, Wayne Coun-
tv. Iuciana. Immediately on the State road lead
ing from Lawrence hnryl via trntreVi'i~, Win
chester &c. Ia Fort Wayne. eight issit-s north
west from Richmond. hall m'ic north al TIL
State road leading fro,u Richmond 10 Fern- InGi-
ana. Said farir contains Ito arrrs OF land of
good quality. all under fence, nearly Que hun
.irrt acres cleared, the balance numbered land
timber of the best quality. such as poplar, nv
abundance. walnut. ash, beech, aud great guam
iiiv oi sugar i,ce, with sufficient stock water at
all times on the premises: good "fchard, OF the
best cultivated fruit: shruh@ry &c. The bull
diucs are IN e,r-ll. Mt brick dwelling house, good
cellar, frame barn, good stabing. With either ne
crssary buildings. new and IN go"d repair. The
stuati Is hand ~"ni., dry and healthy. c"nvenI-
ent TO mills machinery. churches. school he"sr .
&c and only requires (" be seen TO b. admired
nv ANY person wanting handsome and a@rr"a-
ti, home. Fer terms. which viii lee reasonable
ctli on the subscribed on the premises. "a bargain
can be- had hy applying soon. Possession can
Ice had by ih. last of October next
LEWIS MeLANE.
Nav ~. Is4S. 22-ti
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-08-09
Executors Sale.

WILL he sold al public sale, AT the late resi-
w dence Of Isaac Beeson, dec, , mii.s xouil,
OF Richmond, on the rond leading 10 Liberty.
la, on Thursday, the 18th day Of Aug. next. all
the personal property Of said dec-oent, consist
ing. in part. OF five head Of Horses; ~ head oil
Beef Cattle. and > lac All Of young cattle; Sheep
one fourhorse Wagon aud Harness. one two
horse Wagon and Harness; Wheat; Hay in the
stack; Farming utentis Of all kinds; Five stand.
OF Bees; Household aud Kitchen Furniture. &c
&c. &c. A credit of IL months will be given
all sums three dofiars.-the purchase
TO give note with approval security. Sale I.
commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. said day
when due attendance " ~ b.. given, by,
JAMES BURGESS -
MILTON BEESON,S HNec"'o's'
July p, ls4o. 3I-3ts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-08-09
PROVISION STORE.
AND
GROCERY DEPOT

w establishment TO the room formerly occu-
pied by Fletcher & Benton, ON the South East
corner of Main and Front st's, door West
Of the Palladium printing Office and hav ring made
ado iions to his former stock is now prepared to
accommodate the public with almost every ar,i-
Gle in the line OF
SnaRIni1y @pc1sP1SS>
His stock consists, in part, of-Coffee, Tea,
Choc oate. MoiasSes, Bacon, Dried Beef. Fish.
Cheese, Rice, Spices, Indigo, Starch, Tobacco
and Cigars: Shovels. Spades, Forks, aud other
articles Of Hardware; Zinc Wssbboards; Soaps
Of different kinds: Buckets: Tubs; Willow Bas-
kefs; Broo'ns; Brushes: Sleeves: Gun Cotton;
CaDdicS, whoiesaI and retail Stone and Clay
Ware; Hay Rakes; frst-rate article of Cider
Vinegar: Bologna Sanssges, &c. &c. &c.
All Of which he will sell az Low "a they can
be bought any place this side of Cincinnati.
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
OF almost every description, bought and sold at
this establishment
T5-He returns his thanks to his old friends and
"a ston~rs for their ibe raj patronage, and invites
them to all and him: aud he most respect
fully seticits q share Of custom from his
NJ ,shbors.
Richmond, May 3lst, 1s4S. 23:3m'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-08-09
Pleasant Residence and other
Property for Sale.

TNHE undersigned offers for sale, residence
j on Franklin street. near Frien ds' Meeting
house. The dwelling is two stories high. and
contains seven rooms. with convenient out bn Id
Jugs, and a neat garden nth shru ''besy, &C.
Also, the Machine and Blacksmith shop, recent
Is occupied by +. ID. Borton Fifth street
This property is well calculated for a carriage
shop, any other similar business Terms viii
be reasonable, and possession given at an Early
day JOB EOHTON-
Richmond Marcel, 18th, 1e4s. ,2-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-08-09
EXCHANGE OFFICE!

II THE Undersigned. having gone int" the
Exchange business, al their old stand opposite the
Post Office. would inform their customers and
the public generally, that they are just receiving
the 1arcest stock Of
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-08-09

"ERNIA, HERNIA, HERNIA.-very few
LII persons know the serious and dar ge rOUs
consequences Of a RUPTURE, consequently pay
little ntiom TO it, until tn. bowel that passes
through the "rifce Of the rupturcd part, becomes
the seat Of inflammation. at once stopping their
circulation and natural cvacuations. 1t 10 at
this critical time that great danger is to be APP
pretended.
pr. Hates Trusses are the most certain in
struIneO ts for the speedy cure Of the trouble
some complaint. Why then procrastinate from
time to time, aud daily in danger Of the bowels
becoming sirsugulated, which will cause death
IN very short time unless pain!ul operation
be immediately performed.
Remember that these Trueses are sold and ap-
piled only by the Proprietor himself. At his Med
ical Office, No. $50 Sycamore Il, Cincinnati. In
order therefore to 10 the patient the bene
fit Of = good and easy instrument he is request
ed 10 call at the above Office, where large a.rort-
uent Of his Trusses has just been received from
the Eastern mann factory.
~ B-Iheee iustrume nts are 50 constructed
that thcv may be applied by Females themselves.
where delicacy prevents them from making their
situation known.
Trusses for Children Of any age may be found
at DIR. HATES Office,
$50 Sycamore 81, bet. 9Th and 5th, Cincinnati.
Feb. %, 1919. 9-f
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,

rNIIAT the undersigned will sell Of private
sale ], =, 3, or ) acre lots Of land, 80, 100
or 1924 acres Of the John W oodkirk farm, one
mile from Richmond, adjoining and South Of the
Quaker Seminary farm One third, only sequir-
Ell in hand, the baiance in tvs equal yearly paw
meDts. bond for deed when payments is
made, or a wsrrSBtee Deed With a mortgage on
land TO secur. payments. A better situate farm
cannot be found ~ III. County. Garden lots,
pasture lots, or farms thus he had at the OPP
ton OF the purchAser- Call soou and examine
premises.
JOSEPH HOLMAN.
Richmond, June 2s, 1915. 2s-u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-08-09
arl3O,0 OO DE II


States, yet how many could have been saved IL
they had r.sort-d 90 Or. Rogers' Liverwort and
Tar IN season. TmoCsA~Ds upon THoUsANDs are
now t.stifiing that il has saved their lives and
restored the -, TO Uealth-So one need DEsrAIs1
,l,ougi, Your phy sicians and friends give you up
10 mE." you cannot he worse than Mrs. Rowe,
Of stanton, VIII" was given mp by her Doctors
and Erie nds TO with the last stage Of Cos
SUMPTION We publish her certificates IN addition
to the vast number obtained IN Cincinnati. to
show that the cures IL makes are not confined to
that City alone, but in every place where il has
been introduced. Read what she says:
This Is 10 certify, that months since, !
was taken witt, a pain IN my side aud breast,
called in the aid Of several phy but they
failed TO give me any relief, and for the space Of
one year I grew rapidly worse. In addition TO
this, ! was attacked with u violent cough, al
though an excriIen nj ply s,can lived in the same
house, and used the greatest eAert'on. aud paid
tho strictest atte ntiow, IL hsfi1ed all his skill
two others w.r. called in, ono Of which an
sged and sk,Itui p, ysiciaU, but all their efforts
proved alike mnavaitiDg. Al last, physician
who attic nding camp meeting in tlsc neigh
bori,ousl. cam. 10 see me, and declared that
could not last more than one day longer: also,
al of tie vast number who 10 be-
-v-sl that few day ut most nst end my earth
~ career. Ny friends ~eSe "ow csiied ~ n
die. Hut my brother at tins crisis, fbearlWg Of
tho astonishing cures performed By d.. Rogers
Compound syrup Of I.'vrrwort and Tar.) went
to ChicOthe aud back. distance Of SIXTY miles,
IN ~ h"wrs, TO get some Of the above medicine:
eowme need taking II. and strange to tell, be fore
had used half u bottle, the cough was entirely
cn1ed, from ih,s time recovered rapidly, and
when Mad used two bottles, ] was stl. 10
snme my family Vacations rs usually. ! AM,
fully satisfied that u il had not been for this
ceilcnt medicine, ! would now be j." nsy grave =,
and must ~ justice say. that truly return my
sincere thanks 10 III. inventor Of this priceless
medicine, aud " Ouid recommend all pc af
ilici-d with diseased l""gs To give ii u trial.
HARRIET ROWE.
We the und- rsigned, do certify. that this ac-
count 81 Mrs. Rowe ~ correct, we being pc son-
ally acquainted nth all the c ire u instances.
PETER p. MATTHEW'S.
7. r. JOHNSON.
THOMAS CRAIG
JOSEPH EVANS.
Stanton, Ohio, Feb. :. 1917.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-08-09
VALUABLE FARM
FOR s Al E1

ME- undersigned, offers for sale rent III.
FARM on which she now lives, adioin.
ing Nathan Ioiiingsworth's Mill. oneand- IA hal
miles South w est of Cenireville. III Wayne 60.
Indiana. 1t contains $50 Acres,-abnut 1Ol
of which are well cleared and under good cultr
walton. The land rs of gooG quality aud we'll
t,nbrred. There are, on the Farm, three 1000
"a Orchards; large frame Barn; and rs
----a large and coininodious New Brick -
Dwelling House, with Cellar under the " hole, -
good Well, stern, aud all the appur'cnance.
fences all newly set over the entire Farm, and
every thing in the best condition.
one-haif ol the purelI ase-tnouey would he
required down, and the residue I'm four equal am
nual instaiment-, well secured.
1.-the title is auquestionahie: and the Fa m
AS to quality and location, will suit any person
wishing 10 purchase.
LYDIA Il. VAUGHAN.
Nav Il, 1912. 5itf
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he tween the hours of ten clock "a ~ .and f"ur
o'clock y. oi SAFE. day, the following proper
" to-wu.
\ Certai parcei ar tract nj land situate ~ HE
county ot W ava ANA stat. al ln'tt'tiid. aid
known Icy bving part o! ia" south Bust guar
ter of Section numbered thIti, iour 81 +, IN
Township numbered fourteen IL, g! khh"c
numbered one II. West "f tn ,nct".san Ian"
drawn from the uIuuti Of Tia. Great Miami Eiy-
-r and bounded .is follows: Beginning at the
Moth w est corner oi said quarter Scctioui run-
ning thence South. eighty fH.e) perrlies 4"
established corner; 'henre East, Que hundred
and twenty tl2OJ pcrch-s and SIX 90 links &"
established corner; thence. North, eighty
two -. perchcs and fifteen uJl links To an cs-
tabli> corner the North liue of SAID quar-
ter SECTION; thence, West, 10 the place OF begin
mag.
Taken rs the property Of Luther Crochcr. I"
sattet, Sand Execution III fayo OF l.ah,n and Bag
allow.
DAVID GENTRY. Shift. w. G.
July Goth, l-l2. &2,50 3i3i
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-08-09
Pr % NC HISS,

As The season 10. usinc this article Is at hand,
he would coll the .tt-pii ~ Of farmers q" his
stock IA that line. The Woods Patent Plough
- ti,c one h- ma n ~tures has bcem in sci,
general this and the adjoining counties.
thai u needs nd ,iion at his hands.
lie has !. i.rg. stock on hand and W III sell them
at LOW PRICES.
The undersigned returns his tha"ks 10 III"
public for HE iiheral support bestowed u'o" h'.
aud respectfully sol,ciis continuance Of favoi-.
u5-AIl kinds OF Machinery repaired on short
notice. .hsu, WHEAT, good HORSES, win te
taken ~ rA.hange Tor any Of the above articles.
1y"H,S STOVE STORE is on the Merit, side
Of Main street, opposite the Richmond IIookkiorc.
where custom, FRS Will Toe promptly waited ON.
TiiDS. UIiARRA.
Richmond. Nav 10, Isis. (in3I'A
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-08-09

kEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE. THAT
at b ofin6s;ss meuest that you should prop
cry cseiasate the immense value Of yous Nation
u Usisa % yoas collective and individual hap.
pines; thae voc shssld chcriss cordial, hsbitu-
al. and i00eva6ls attachment . il; accusloming
yesssslves to think and to spesk 81 il ms pal
lsdiam Of your political safety and prospc risy
watching fos itA prssesvatiou with jealeas anxie-
~; dseeess1sssseieS seSsssssv msy sx9gess ersn
ssepictss akst y essis ssy spess be s6s ndssed !;
ssS ssdiGnssA(y (1sesisG spss III first Ssraisg
u scsry stssMSt . siiessle sas portion Of ssr
eesslry rsm he yesl, = estesbe tAe Sirs seicA
asee Hak fagsGAes IT, ssrisss psrss.''
"ln contemplating The causes which
may disturb oUr Union, n occurs - . matter Of
essious ceaeesa that any ground should have been
fsvWaobed fos chassesesising parties by Reograph-
jeoo Si0cSi0io Observation-Disclosures and Southern
Atlantic aad Western. Hence desieuine me .
msy snSeavoS to excite . belief that there is y
ssel di1essncs Of local interests and views.'
wsskisgtss.
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE, THAT
OH Gen. Taylor shall 10 elected Preside NJ /.
vs Vim have " hig Executive. . Wh;e Vice
HFes;aent-a Whig Csbines--a Wh;e Con~ses..
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