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TO PLANTERS, FAMILIES AND MERCHANTS

10 PLANTERS, 7 ANTILLES AND MERCHAN rs,
rOMSTOCK & co, So POIfJ k.3S S?h FIJI T, ha, .
- on hand the following Genuine Medicines, which :
iamiy QUE to be supplied with viz:
HAY LIEIMF Is warranted TO cure OF the Pile
aithel Blind 81 Bleeding.
Jew nANiDs 5, o. HEBREW PLASTER; where it appl, /
sln c. rnot eTs-Pnce OF the genuine, 81 cents box
DR Mona AC0UsTIC Ola certain Itca
and all cor plants of the Ear-Price 4! per task
LANGLEY 5 GKKAT WESTERN INDIAN REMEnY " II
oIeany case OF Asthma dyspepsia, DlanHga, Cosuy enc
Liver COmplaJ q, etc.
MnTHER's RELIEF-for those ladies' about becomiL s.
Mothers; all should
CGMsToCK's EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA-t0r Pua,s.
ng the Blood-Price SOC per bottle. 81 per dozen
DR.. SPOHss SICK HEApACHE REMEDY will cure an 2
case. either Nervous or Bilious VIII you tryu D.?
WIsTAR's BALsAM OF VIII CHERRY and Dr. nAg.
rHoL0MEw $ EXPECTORAET PINK SYRUP--or Guuclts,
colds Pam IN the breast and Side and all Chest and Lu
Complaints.
FAHNEsTocK's and KoLmsrocK's VERMIFrGR-for
Worms IN children. This Remedy for Worms OF u
most extraordinary used
fHE EAST INDIA HAIR DIE will color the Hair je bin l.
u brown. and wanranted not o stain the skin
warranted to cure any case Of rheumatism Govt Contra tt.
ed Cords and Muscles.
PAIN hlLLER-Pri"e, III cents.
ohnRIGEs GEhrINE BALM OF CoIrMRIs-Or making
he ftait grow on bald heads preventing the haiI from au
out and freeing from dandrut
IHE WONDER AND BLESSING THE AGE ~ DAT.
LEY's and CONNELLs MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR " II
prove blessing to all those who it. It
snedy Tor all Burns, Sore Eyes, Feions Ulcers BmIss
flc DoOreux, Eryspelas and all complaints winch need q
external application. BY It's mtamatIons remove
sWelIngs reduced and modification stayed.
s-E tdutIGn-A the above named articles sold only
ap24 II COMSIOCk x CO. 80 Poydr2ss
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A LIST OF CHOICE BOOKS,

ONaSSfbs sss,s e FREN8tpGfY thYs0L GY
WELLS, III Nassau street .Seoo York. 'f,rc.
PuRKNoLoeT rKovLD, ILLUSTRATED A>D ArrLul v
"A p'@cUca' STANDARD work on 81, the ne seen E
fTYs!oL2, =, ANIMAL AND MENTAL ........... 20
applied 10 u" observation and restoration Of hea III
,,,,--,,,.,,.-- Il, y. >. to'-ls r
Appned l-tianing and per, econ OF nai aetel
MEMOIR AND ihrELLECTUAL lMPRovENE nT:.. -
u, Greatly entifso and improved. a Superior wofA,
:, lis laws and facts applied q human hippo enlsrt,
Ortlie moral bearings OF PhrenoIogy
VIII nota aud obser by o. s. iow er,
LOVE AND PARENTAGE Observation-Disclosures,
Applied to the Improvement OF offspring.
Oh the evils and remedies OF excessive and perverted
TEMPERANCE AND TIGnT LAcING-In :...... Il
4, he most powerful Temperance documentIn INIT,
Or PnrenoIogy applied to the selection O! comp mons
EpucArloN FOUNDED ON THE NATURE or MN. ~
e. spur5i1 n an appendA and IA'sra- ~
PHYSIOLOGY FOR SCHOOLS AND FAMILIES :...-....
Beautifully illustrated, SlmplIfed and adapted TO "a
PnRESoLoGY :..... do...... do........ 10
Twoiny valuable works. beautifully illustrated; Am
T. piied dan and adapted TO youth, BY Ms l.. ITO" eF
Or the Philosophy OF Charming, BY b. Newman.
Her sdacaou and influence, BY Ms Hugo K I'd
HE PHILOSOPHY OF MEsMERIsM ;.....i;..i.i,..i -
A SOBER AND DESPERATE LIFE ;,.,...........:.. -
By Louis Conalo, VINO attained the remarkable
SYNOPSIS OF PHRESoLoGY AND PHYSIOLOGY :..... IL
description OF the functions OF the body MIND.
by H. n. f,wti.
Its history, ceremonies and philosophy.
PHRENOL0GICAL GUIDE ~
DesI gned Tor students OF their character. lllustd.
Tier Structure, diseases and treatment
BY John BuIdelI Deuu.t.
CHEMISTRY ~
lis application to Physiology, Agrlcq,u Re. ana Com
by Professor lltt =
EIEMEHTs OF ANIMAL MAGNETISM :.............. IL
BY Charles Mol
PHRENOLoGICAL ALMANAC FOR lo4o-ptr GOLen... %
illustrated with engravIngs BY l.. n. FONr-I
American PHRE BIOLOGICAL Journal :.....:...... 10.
Published monthly. d dollar per year. Present
circulation, l5,0CD.
EDIsRuRG PHREHoLoGICAL JOURNAL FOR lS4S;... :lJ
Two dollars year Published quarterly. Twenty
first year OF publication.
For sale at the Southern Wholesale and Retail De o..
~ CAMP Street. Mem OrieGpS Vt
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DAILY CRESCENT

The HEART-1'he little have seen Of the worC
and know OF the history OF mankind, teaches me It
look upon the errors of others i'll sorrow not Ii
anger. When take the history OF one poor hear.
that has sinned and suffered, and represent T.
myself the struggles and temptations it has passe,.
through; the brief pulsatoIIs of joy; the feIcrisl
nquietude of hope and fear; the pressure Of want
the desercn Of friends; the scorn of the world Iha'
has little charity the desolaion of the souls
tuary, and threatening vices wlthL-health golle-
happiness gone-i would fain leave the err!ng sou.
of my fellow man with Him from whose hands
camel oa@ felton,
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MEOlGAI. OFFICE

M. So (fStOtINg Lxf STREET, N q.
INVALUABLE DisU6EfaY-No PAY REariRp,
L UNTIL A CURE Is EFFECTED.-Pnvate Diseases r'IsL
few days by regular rh sican without mercury I
other poisonous medicines At No 80 CastOHthOuoE Strsf
New Orleans, Louisiana
DIR. MI Lien calls the attention OF those afflicted win
of TIE forms OF Disease 20 his general al
tsemen' IN another column. The adopted by I'm
that which has the al OF the dst,n
geOns OF Pans, London and New York and IT. uutyel-
has proved beyond doubt that permanent CUE Ia
the OF constitutional syphilis gOnOuhGa H.
tue. enlargement oi the ostrae glands, diseases
by certain solitary practice, etc ETC. he ODt
moral certainty, # application be made those th
nteig nee SIX and experience can be relied Sine h.
Mullen opened IN this CITY, all he thar have
nnoer MS care have been cured without Dge
some OF these were OF standing. One remarkab
OF structure ~ years old has been cured to the surprise
iatent The gentleman (whose responsibility IS known %
he Gtlzens OF New Orean) al hand and tby his penn
SION can be referred VI NJ treatment Of >rn, 'ur~
not known South OF New York HIS trsa ment Of COMO
hFa and glee is the most perfect discovered q
shortest, safest and suef. The patient takes paI
Glbebs, tUrpentfne other doses, bur cure
4inad IN Two days without pam. nenl w.
change OF Diet. ~ No unless a effected wrh
he me named
lMPOTES'Y-f oung or Oihers who by sexual .ycs
{" sell p6IuiIon, nave brought on themselves any OF rr
'ainiu consequences resulting from unreined ,uIt
renee OF The passions, such premature mpotency
qntar seminal EMISSIONS general debility or con fn u Il
fience lie offers them perfect The sttlctes se.e
b af,ed.
ID Mullen be consult ed daily at his Office No s.; Cu
omhouse tet BENJAMIN NIrIIFN " u
IA Remember No. 50 Cusomhouse street. JyI5 u.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE..
THOSE L L 2 4 L l.

TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREAL III -
EASES.-The reputation OF the writer : wei esra!D-
shed that all th. snecesSa. those who have
unfortunate to have contracted o. those .rtai
tt diseases known and called Secret Disease any ~
OF Their forms thai the writer
cesSfu practice OF tWenysl& "eaTs confined strictly
cereal Diseases and Diseases OF the Blood (havin. eac
and relieved many hundreds who past all hope,
whom had been unGer the treatment OF ply steam
without receiving beEeit) enabled to offer you 20,
lively safe, certain and speedy Should any
lnJJrtanateIU dbticted this short advertisement hcy
would do ell to call al No 50 CTS roMHorsE STREET lie
Ore applying elsewhere, and avail themselves Of the BENEFITS
OF the subscribers long and successful experience.
yll 2m & f MULLEN. 81 Eusinluunusn
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JUDICIARY DFPARTNEN


JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT
Snpreme Gaart.-Geo Eustis, Chief Justice; p A. Rost
H F sdfI A;,osiae jg;Jcf Eugene LasSfe
General B. c Fonreneau. District Attorney
Us. Cireuit con,t.aj. Mckinley and + H. McCaleb.
W YI Mslha; c A. Labuzan w sheaiasii, j. H.
a., O. s. District is Co0rt.-T. H. McCaEeb Judge. N R.
First Dtst1,ct Court Of .v.u Orleans.-J. McIIeny,
judge AZ Rousseau CLERK LOW. sere Dega,y CLERK
Jn Ss,e"a h,ntr.e, c ext Nc og~Gss- Canon
delos Deputies.
Judge ssdoe CeE g. Ma1sn ii n r. Ceai
in and c. Weyshan, Deputies. i
Ioarh Distr,st Gosrt Of .Ns~ Orlears.-Geo Straw.
A. Hopkins Deputies
,, EA P 3 s cou,tefNsp 0seqrs-A NJ buchanan,
Officers Of the Parish of Orleans.
FREDERICK DURRIvE, Recorder of Morg cages,
BERNARD MARIGNY Register of Conynyanceg
ROBERT SPEDpEN, Coroner of the Parish.
Sheriff fte.-JoHs l.. LEWIS, Sheriff; }. B. Leefe Gen
MeSe de F AT Ss aDob POws Robert swain Jus
E Ehan, Dsnu2s Tnof Watson and Edward MfIugh
"hite' Deputy Keepers
Justices Courts for the City.
MIS- rTt pntsir'ct-[oce No. ~ Tchoupouas street J
Hsnea Syrne }usse + John s dunno CLERK Jon
nor. John speltn DEPUTY Constables.
sGeGnI District Office No % Common street Geo
t bfght Jus,Ice' u L. Bright. Clerk f. Beeau Con
keTKhan. Deputy ConstaJes "
lhrd Distrtef-lOtice St Louis Alley next to the
corner OF BIenvle street e. B. Beverly Ju,tjce yIcol
HeFs, SleTS j. Walden, Constable; N. B. Outlaw, l.
Fourth Distr'ct.-[Otfce No 56 Condo street Alley
nerbes ustI1e Paul DIVORCES Clerk Gustaye NIevne,
Constable; A Heynier. F. Generey, Deputy Constable
FVth Djstrict-[Oice of Eysian Fields and Vic
Instr
Sleis Fr1rcls houney Constable l.. L. Gerer =, B.
soapuru, K. SchexnaydeI. Deputy Const r.
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o. Capt Marryatt, whose recent demise has
been announced, was lieutenant of the Newcastle
manot.w war; and when in command of her barge
cut out four vessels in Boston bay, in the year 1914
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Foreign Weights and Measures.

There are denominations frequently met with il
reports of markets. but their English value not al
ways readily fecollected The following table will
he found, We believe, correct:
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Government of the State of Louisiana.

ISAAC JOHNSON, Governor; TRAsIMoN LANDRY Lit. Gov;
Ina. Gavane; Sec State Joseph Walker Treasurer;
=. i1ornneion, Auditor; . W. A. Gilmore, At,ory Ie n
t. L: W illlams. State Eng L. Brnger Surveyor Gen
A. Dimtry, State Superintendent of Public Edu, lion
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MEDICAL TREATMENT

nR. A. CULLEN has removed his office from Is Ruyu
- street to No. 10 NtCez strset, the Arcade. H.
still CONTINUES to Structure, systenIenOI-
ne the worst structure without any operaon-entrey ?
medicine that relieve and permanently cure without any
trance 20 business diet nr. Cullen well known
New Orleans and the Surrounding country need AM put
or seitlaudatiOn On application Dr. c.. he Will
yon to hundreds The first standing this city, who
been cured in the last ten his plan Please
and examine tor yourselves No required without cue
is SELECTED Rheumatism cured. Goncnhda cared the
days pay.
III Remember 10 NATCHEZ STREET near the a read.
Postpaid letters puncuay attended TO all cOitn IN
medicine securely packed and seat to part OF H. a
country. nh.S I'm
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE
:. T e pies of Hon o

PLEDGE without reserve, solemnv pledge my honor as
will neither make, buy, sell beverage,
SprltuUus Malt Liquors, Wine or Cider.
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TIE GRAEesNsERG COMPANY.

'e,HH GPAEFENBLRG
L COMPANY hereby
announce tlat they are in
corpOrated by the i.eglsla-
.ute OK the Stale Of New
York. The pca,culabie
importance NJ conducting
The ratelt Medicine bust
n=s3 on elevated pm ciple> |
sud OF furnishing iemedI.
adtytct. 10 the pubAc want,
Has ,e,! TO this step. TIE
Company would saggesr
that the following steps be
immediately taken
l.. Every neignb0Thooi
should have It's Graeit nberg
Depot. b. add ressing the
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IRON STORE.

IRON STORE
.Eh Is'NS Assorted sizes American RON viz Round
~ and square, from 3-S to inches Bar Hoop anf
Sand OF various .Les n all Rods Nails SnkeS &c Sc
for sale by L. WEBSTER i "a '
apo ON 70 Gravier street.
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General AGENT OF any District. this can secdled.
z Families should club together and get immediate
supply OF tine medicines.
g. Emgrant societies and other philanthropic bodies
should furnish them 10 the needy
EDWARD BARTON, Secretary.
Office of the Grdefenberg Company,
No. so Broadway, New ork, March, 1873.
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Rates of Gold.

The rates allowed in the CustOmhOuse for Gold
Coins, as per Act of Congress of 1894, fixing the
value of the same, are as follow:
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CAUTION

OWING to the great success and nnense of DIR Town
send SaIsaparl!a number of who were fouey onr
Agents, have commenced making Sar>apariIa Extracts
EXlrs, Btters Extracts of Yellow Dock etc The gone
rally pu' up in the shaped bottle. and some of EN-
nave $40 IN and copied advertisements they Q or "
worthless Imltatons. and should be avoided ' ''
Principal Office l26 Fulton street sun BuiItinp Nov,
YORK Reding & Co. Sate street. Boston pyo SOM
l52 h3rth >ec"nG street. Philadelphia; : HInce Dug
glS Baitmore;P NJ Cohen Charleston: In= soWb Peqri 81
Albany r. II Gctirw. Nltchez-and By al the unncta
nuygs's and Merchants generally Throughout the neJ
states. West Indies AID the CanadaS " e"
J. WRIGHT. Isl Charities street
epN I'm Sole Agent. New OIeap,
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TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

'nfeence to female Complaints No emels who has
o suppose she approaching thai critical PERIOD The
d ME should neglect to take u, certain preventive
tor any OF the horrible diseases TO which female
subject al this OF life This period be della
several by this medicine. Morris less vau-
Die Tor those who approaching womanEood il
:nated to assist nature by luckenng ne blood and ylgur-
at!ug the system Indeed this medicine Invaluable for 81
he ieicae diseases TO which w0me; subject Brace.
he whole system, permanently the uaura energies
by removing the impurities of the body. far stimua
produce subsequent relaxation, which the
most medicines taken Tor female weakness and tlse-se p
few bottles of this medicine many a,d pantu
surgical may be prevented.
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GREAT BLESSING TO MOTHERS AND CHILDREN

r Is the aie and NOS eFeluaI medicine Tor purifying
he system and relieving the suIiengs attendant upOn hid
birth discovered 1t strengthens both the mother and he
mid prevents and disease and
TODD; those who have used il think 1t indispensable II is
nsily useful both before and after confinement, pre-.
vents diseases attendant childbirth: e
c:mJs, swelling of the leet dependency heartburn von
ting, the back and joints, false pans h norha re-
and III regulating the secretlOnS and equaZng e la
lon has eIral The great OF tins medicine is
ALWAYS safe. and the most delicate and most successful
few require any other medicine hrtle
castor oil magnesa useful. Exercise The open an
and light food with ths medicine, will always safe
uIiIa
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OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS

Dr. Townsend Is almost daily receiving orders om physi
Clans IN different talts OF The T. MON
Tbs is 70 certify hat We the undersigned Physicians Of
the CITY OF Albany nave numerous cases pre- crbe Or
TowIeud SarsdpaHIa ard believe II tn he one of he
valuable preparations the market
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DFSCPUpy(Or

The medicines Issued by the Graeienberg Company CO
OF Series, peemInenty adapted 10 he diseases tor whit
cached to the Patent Medicine business by persons caimi
aRtcers4L for single medicine. II not
IDLE but impudent TO launt such doctrine the face of
intelligent community. 1t Is contrary to the very first prn
,les of common
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LOUISIANA GRAND LODGE OF ANCIENT YORK
MASONS-hods its Grand Annual Com.nunca. q
ION at New orleans on The ID Monday Of January. "A
Or. ers-M. r. Dudley, NJ w Grand Master; TIL. ~.
II. Lewis r W Deputy Grand Master; Willis P. < x
Coleman, w q Senior Warden; Gladn Corn WHY
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-08-26
Whig A.bolitionists,

In the 4th Congre ssional District, will re.
member, two years ago, when they were nvit-
ed to vote lor Chandler, for Congress-a Free
Soil man all over (and for Free Soil in the
District Of Columbia, and for several years
President of the Caledonia Co. Anti Slavery
Society)-they were told by the Freeman and
the leaders of the Liberty party, TO stick 10
principle and party, as the only hope of doing
nything for the slave! Those leaders did not
withdraw MIR Rowcll-no--they did not do this
but they have now changed their tune
they have withdrawn Mr. Hale, for The great
leader of the Northern dough-!aces for the
last forty years! The Liberty party is of nc
consequence now, they declare-we must &C
for priaciplc-for Van Buren,.
VIII Wing Liberty men, who were thus ca
joled in our Congressional election, hitch o,
to the tail of the Van Buren, kite?
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-08-26
A Question =:

Why do the Van Buren, Conventions--(the
Buffalo Convention) among others, simply re-
solve that they are for free terr'tory,and leave
out the District of Columbia
ANSWER, Their candidate does not hold
il TO be expcdent to ABOLISH SLAVERY
INTHE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, and
would VETO bill for that purpose. So he
declares, and says he has not REPENTED Of
the declaration
What, then, is tho result of the Buffalo
movement but pr0.siaeery snare, cunningIy
devised, by the Van Buren, faction in New
York, to stake in the Liberty party and such
others as they can?
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-08-26

tatiycs in Congress, when there is no clenr
violation oCtle CONSTITUTIONS" Whn, more
could any President pronis e or do? But WI
,Ganurul Taylor consider the ordinance OF -
81 n constitutional measure? Here Hre ms
declarations and ho is not the man to forfeit
his word. "'rhe objections of the executive
ought not 10 he nterposed when questions
of constitutional power hare been settled 6y the
various departments Of goovanmeM ana aCqul-
csccd in by The pcopic,1 Mr. Van Buren, cites,
mink, no less tirnu eleven instances where
This question Inns been ''sellled 10y the various
departments of government aud ocquiosced
in Ivy the people" from l797 down to me
urescnt time. What more can tho friends
1ffreo soil ask? Ifyou think it n just aud
necessary measure--o Wing princIpIeT,se-
lect your men for Congress--ossend them
1hcrS-puss tie ordinance Of l7s7 and Gen:
'Taylor viii rot veto il, nor will the Uhlga OF
lhc South he found rnising the standard OF
disunon on account oft. ,,,,,,,,
SOUTHERN WIG,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-08-26

riaht? We believe he is right but what ir
he is not? What has That to do with the
September election? Your candidates are
all rights your candidates for Congress, and
the Senator TO be elected by the Wing Leg
sIature, will carry out Free Soil principles as
fearlessIy, as faithfully, as ably as any other
men, let who will he President. Support
them, then trust those who have been tried
and have ever been faithful. Arouse your
selves TO tho election ofsuch men to Congress
and the State Legislature. Omit no labor
to secure their success-omit no labor to de-
feat the deep and dangerous designs of the
coalition which has been formed against you.
Let not the good name of old Vermont be
stained through your default.
Union, labor, unremitling zeal for the
Wing cause and the Wing candidates-the
old and ever true defenders Of Free Soil,
Free Men and Free Labor" This is the
work for September. The time is at hand the
work is great--it should he begun mt once
and unremitingIy pursued
As to .Nocembsr: let us wait. The position
ofthe Wing party Of Vermont is right
Their adherence TO Taylor is based on high
and consistent Wing principles, Ifhe stands
firmly OH these principles, the electoral vote
of Vermont can be given 10 him with honor
and safety. Ifany thing shall occur to shake
their faith in him, The Wings ofVermont will
abide by their principles--they, and their G.
lectors, will know how TO keep Vermont UNI
furnished Wait, then, for November; but
let September show EVERY WING OF
VERMONT AT THE POLLS-uIl united
and victorious over barefaced and corrupt
coalition ola few dozen political bucks to
get the government into their own hnnds
and % make Vermont nm inviting tool of
Cuss aud the Slavocracy.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-08-26
A Colored Delegate.

Samuel r. Ward, who is sent as n delegate
from Cortland County, n. y, TO the Bnll"Io
Convention, is q colored man OF the very
darkest kmd-as black as the nee OF spades
nut is wi,hul, says the True sun, very m
scigeut aud respectable person, aud one
who will nor allow his claims 10 seat TO be
set aside with impuuiy.
This $. r. Ward is one ofihc finest 81 eel
nous, intellectually and physically OF '',e
Alricnn race, we have ever seen. Intensely
blnck, tall, erect and muscular, aud moving
with the easy grace ola panther, he mas me
manners aud cultivation OF II polished man
of the world, aud would command ATTENTION
and respect in any assenbaSe. As the con
iarees were about coming into tho convention
40 announce their nomination OF Van bnreh,
Ward went out, not being willing, aS we
henrd him say, to remain aud raliiy a noml-
nation that he considered M abandonmcn'
.nrtho abolition organization and principles,
and the result ofmproper influences, There
are thousands who think like him, ana WIN
refuse to recognize tho bargain hy winch
tLer leaders have attempted 10 transfer mem
TO the support Of the "Norlhcrn man Win
.southorn principles" although he may now
affect to stanA on the platform devised ny Mr.
%. 4. BuiIcr.-Bu6d'O Com. .itr.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-08-26
Elections.

Manly's (whig) minority, official, in all but
one County, is some over l20O-Legislaturc
Wing on joint ballot The vote is small, and
the wings lost some on question relating to
amendments of the Constitution. AS usual,
the Old North State is right and will be.
In Kentucky, the Locos have experienced
heavy losses since the last election Of Govern
or, and the Wings made great gains-the State
largely Wing.
In Indiana, every third year, the Classification
OF the Counties is such as to give the Legis-
lature to the, locos by 10 majority when the
popular vote of the State is Wing So it is
this year. The Indiana Journal says the pop.
ular vote is largely Wing, &.the State will be
surely so on the Presidential question
The locos have lost, too, in the popular vote
in Illinois, far as we have noticed returns
The members of Congress stand as before
The wings would have gained two, but TO
divisions in two Districts.
Missouri and Iowa have gone us usual ex
cept the gain of the Senate by the Wings il
the latter State.
The August elections thus far sum up oil
the popular vote as follows: The locos gain il
North Carolina, and the Wings gain in Ken
lucky, Indiana, Illinois, and Iowa and Nilsson
ri stand about DIS usual and so far as the result
indicates any change on the Presidential ques
ton in these States, it is, that Indiana vii
vote Wing.