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OUT OF PrintLe Of Madame de sevigne In English
" vols.
In English parts, complete in vols
The Nouvele Heloise BY Rousseau. In English vols
Cecilia; the Memoirs Of an Heess. by Miss Burney. vols
Camilla by Miss Buney. vols.
Evelina by Miss Burney. vols.
The Novice Dominic. BY Miss owenson (ady Morgan)
vols. sp&4sf ~ BILL #a a1Ha # H9H H Aa@ tt#.
Molieres Plays. In French and English. 10 vols
Monesqueu Spirit Of Laws Translated into English by Nugen
vols.
Jacobs Dictionary. . vols.
Pufendors Law OF Nature English
laion. ~ vol ~ 4 t.a .g55 4
Postewait's Dictionary of Commerce. yols folio
Anderson's History Of Commerce. vols quarto.
Suiy,s Memoirs In English. 3vols. tiE5f
copies being wholly unob
tanable- Just imported direct from London. -,
Sept % FRANCk TAfLoh.
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SPLENDfD French Mniinery.-Mrs. Asx n. CLsRK, hav-
ing just returned from New York. will open Thursday The
10Th inst ~ her fashionable millinery SELDOM, very large
pcor assortment Of Paris millinery
plain do De Africa feathers, flowers, rhands
drsb saws black 90, misses hats hsnds,
three cases latest style French pattern hats infants erno
from Paris, new style with article
ueafness
Georgetown, Oct e-3.
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Proposal. aor R.si.ns.
HKADoUARrERs MARIsE CoHPs.
Quartcrmas ter's Once,

HKADQuA RTERs MARisE CoHPs.
QuarteTmas ter's Once,
Washington Oct ., 1850
gEPARATE PROPOSALS will be received unui II
O'Clock, Monday, the llth day November for
furnishing raons the United States Marines The following
tons, Tor the year 1851, viz;
Portsmouth,, New Hampshire;
Charieslovn, Massaehusetsi
Brooklyn, Long Island, New York ca.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvanis
GospoTt Norfolk virginia.
Pensacola, Florida and
Washington District OF Columbia
Each Isron tot pound and Of fresh heef
Of pound I mess Psk eighteen ounces Of bread
made supeine -FOUR supeTne -FOUR the option Of the
Of x pounds OF good coffee twelve pounds
OF die best New Orleans eight OF the best white beams
OF salt pounds or good hard
brown soap half pounds good hard dipped aow
candles TO each hlndrs ratons,
The be delivered the order OF the command
ocerof each saon either IN bulk OF by the ration and
pork 70 be No prime pork and the groceries OF the best
quality Of the kinds named subject 10 inspection 5#
No bid will this Office, unless accompanied ny
bond hundred dollars with for the execution OF
the II awarded The sufcency the surees must be
certified by Official person. s.%A. gset
To be endorsed Proposals for Raiions for 1851"
The Journal, Portsmouth,, NJ HI Bostcn Anas and
Adveser Boston, Mas Bunker Hill Aurora Chariestown Mass
New York Courier Enquirer, Mirror Express, and POST New
York Brooklyn Evening STAR Brooklyn Long Island Phadel
phia North Americana SUM- and Daily Ties Philadelphia Patriot
American, Baltimore, Maryland Gazette Aexandra Va;
Richmond Wing Republican, Richmond, Val Norfolk Beacon
Florida will give above three insertions, each per week. and
account accompanied by printed OF The advertise
ment, this Office for payment
Oct ll-3mwtd
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The College OF 50. James. Washington County Mary
land

THE DIOCESAN COLLEGE OF THE PROTESTANT EPIs.
CoPAL CHURCH-rhe ninth annual session will open on
Monday 7 continue I'll the next commence
day. the Thursday in July, 1851 New students are ne
opening OF the session. but received
any they apply, and the charge estimated from The da o.
their - t !, . IT.
pones complete education and, al the successful efha
collegiate course coners graduates me us
demicni degrees. ~
The school, Immediately adjoining the College and IN
bur under distinct discipline
beginning Of their aeademca and prepares
collegiate The oversight and direction o. INC
the College special advantages TO the Pup
school, 8tslftfl Ia 5.a Na,
In The Mercantile classes study OF the Greek language omit
ted place uted by additional studies 10 modern languages
book keeping, statistics, &C.
The College entirely healthfu and, BY Us DIS
and villages, favorable 10 good morals and order
whole annual csrthe In the College and efamm
session Of months, hundred and wehV
Ave dollars, payable semi annually in advance.
Applications TO be made 10 -..o..
.e Rector College Of ST. James r. o, Nd
Aug e-taw9m
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CITY TAxEs-Notice 10 Property Holders--Ah persons
the s49 previous years. ON real or
this city requested 10 take notice that tuch
delinquent first day Of September next will
law Directs by advertisement and sale
property To avoid this expensive process all would do
well 10 make speedy payments e
TAX FOR 1850 By ordinance Of the corporation, the
present succeeding made become due
year, iormery The
1885, therefore, became due on me Isl Instant add
deduction Of viii be allowed
year. thar be paid during the months q July and
-" A. RoTHWELL,
July 4--aaw2mf Collector.
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pOsTPONED Trustees sole Of Real Estafe.By f1ns
Of two DEGREES Of thacs pnR eqnp,
The undersigned trustee, win sen door
Port Tobacco Charles county, Mslad Trsda5 the sh Gay
september next between The hours Of and 3oct me nse
land Inherited by Mar " Ncae from her mohcr Nancy q
and also that Of viii the late Dr. Neal died scizep
together constituting the farm which te said m fanes
lived and occued NJ the time of his DEATH called and knowh
ooe Greek and containing ix hundred hy one bs sc
more or less This farm has upon comfortable dwelrg ba,
stables, and ~ the necessary houcs; u well waiercd es
umbefed and convenient 70 navigation The land u hgh @
Of cultivation, and yields abundany the products Of the
mill
thereof and TIE balance in three equal nstalnenr
cured by bond security approved by the trustee
interest from The day Of Upon The The whole W
purchase money the s annrzed convey 20 the pn
said " Doc'e
Francis Neae The above described promises subject The widow
night Of dower IN AZ acres being the land which
said DR. Francis Neae held in fee simee balance of23i scrss
and authenticated
Aug 99--iaw4w ". s'tONEsTREET, Trustee
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LHALLnnd Winter Fnshtons.Mrs. r. SrsrR, win open
~ nli and winter millinery on Tuesday, Octnbera
show-rooms street, between On and 10th
Oct6-3
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BURGOYNE d CO.,
BANKERS,

RsrERRscKs WAsHnsTos orrY.--Hon. Thos Butler King
Hon. VIM. NJ. Gw'n Hon. J.. g. Fremont
Ap g--ifdlm
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lid GLOVES.l00 dozen ladies' best quality Kid gloves, IN
n coIo,s white and black. tal 57#Ea
IS dozen gcntlemen's best kid assorted. =
woTsted merino, and SILK, All ana
woed, and silk hosiery ladies' French sizes
and coors Of ladies', gentemens worked
collars match velvet cuffs and neck rband 10
MATCH beautiful article with full assortment OF all knas OF
goods which will very prices, for the cash
only. !H6f# = -. x,.a,xy
Oct 3-c0lw a. VIM. fEhbf.
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PARIS MILLINERY.-wnb be opened Mrs s. Parkcr'-, on
Saturday the 9Th instant 10 o'clock rich assortment
Of fal and winter millinery. e9a4
PARKER,s rerfamey Fancy Store,
Oct 4-6t Penn. avenue, National Hotel.
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praying the extension psien, granted Q Lesv
e 81 $ . On s sas ~
Il ordered that The said petition be heard at the Patent oee
the Monday January ~ O'Clock and per-ons
notified and show they have, why said
Ordered, published Republic
Gazeue Philadelphia; 1ribus, New York Journal Providence
Tor three successive weeks previous the first Monday in January
next. - $500. :. .z.........1 sf
Acting Commissioner of Patents
bin. The Patent onee, will containing this notice
MAGNIFICENT Psaao.Jus, received per bnrqus Lowell,
lhem magnificent piano style Of
.os a.s purity y Of D1 S
brought this city The Is Of exquisite wood, eahoracy
ssS ssS 'si e. tent sss, piano %
ne
piano. taken in part payment On hand large stock
q ss. e ssS s. I. .s y fa. a % '
New received every week, and sold low IS can be
RIcH'D DAVIS,
CHOICE NEW oOoDs-we aucniion Of The ladies
especially % e annexed styles and ds.eryoss IN very seie,
30 pieces style figured m.a..cines, eIn nne quail
as pieces medium grade mousseIInes
~ do rich figured cashmeres
2 do DO DO d'Feo.se, in new patterns
pink, cherry, crimson, and maroon
10 pieces hnc printed French hanneIs Tor ladies' dresses
In shawis have received
20 rich cashmere long shauis
10 medium do
~ white embroidered Grape shawls. 4.s..
cIAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Oct ls-mf
james q. Bsrres
WILL bse
w various executive departments Of the government
Once and dwelling sieet between oh and 10Th
Oct9-u
DOCKS from Lonaon--Iast No. oAn Apology Sep
ID magHt. ny y. w. Grinheld, NJ. A. vol, 1850.
Life and ime Of Leo Tho Tenth ny the London Tract Society
vol, 1850.
The Od Testament Pocket Commentary, complied from Henry
Scott and other writer's with numerous explanatory and illustrative
l vol, lRsa.
Ancient ryhauoan Fragment, translated by Thomas Taylor
4 vol.
The rst sir books of IIomers Iad (eek
translation, limo for linz and
Johnson'r Modern Dairy and Cow Keeper vol, le50.
Srachan's Tables for Draining Land. 1yoi, 1850
pnddon the Diseases of and VOL is50
McCuochs Political Economy and enlarged edition VOL
1870. 81 49,
Just imported from London directly
Sept % FRANCK TAYLOR.
ctpI n,
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ON pYEn & nRoTtEn. Anc.len.er..

+ = BIZ DFEH q HHOTHEf, AHcfIonttrs. : !
TRUsTEE'S sAIE.-on Thursday, 18th Of Noyemel
nest AZ aoecek n, in front q the premises, " ynas q
Liter y ~ -, No. 10, foos a9, 49, and 1fl Of the ns
records for Washington county, the District " Columbia shr
sell NJ public auction, the premises lot No H. IN squire
with the improvements consisting q Ae taa'ed on
street. between ooth and 2lst streets.
Terms at sale go. fE
s.JANDERsoN, Trustee
DYER 4 BROTHER,
Sept i2-wowds Auctionses
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| GO; - a.
DALrIMoRE AND WARRINGTON RAILROAD.
Hours Of Departure orthe Passenger Trains
From Washington at a. m and at p m daily and
From Baltimore al NJ. daily, and daily e1
'e Pss ss s@sl; PARSONS. Assn.
M. A. Tyson and sisters' SEMINARY.
Fstreet, between l2fh and lah
HE duties Of this institution will be resumed on Monday, lou
Their pupils requested attendance much
commodious estabhnen they have erected large and
everything the comfort and convenience Of their pupils has
guardians respectfully invited visit the in,a
s sssi "n'' s''s''''' "' z a'''As' - : '
higher branches including ornamental needle WORK
Use Of MAPS and apparatus.
Fuel for me winter season 81
Music, Painting Latin French spanish languages form
Aug - eo,le,hsep. Intel
Dry Gooa.Tns subscriber, Be.
heavy na1.,sy .%a Irish she'ns'
| 4,s,s, - ande4 pillow case linens
&, 81 and i On SILICA table s damsss a''
iS@ isa and az whs and eoored Marseies quilts
White ana so,orsa wSs.,sa s.msss .s's covers
10 dozen super brown table cloths
l04, II 4, and 1874 superior blankets
With numerous which they pledge
sell 'sr asF.f ~ -ss
Sept 9-6uf
Bounty Land.
ITO Officers of Army ls2 precious Indian
IN Fiorda and Mero, Militia and poI1nteers
their Represent dtipes
The subscriber who served for years IN army subsequent
the committee applying 10 Congress
land now that an has been sn n
Of them, IL necessary.
Charges moderate. Letters postpaid ,-,,n.r,
WAsmSeTos CITY, Sept 3d. 1850.
subscribers having been members Of committee In
plying appropriation OF land 10 the old soldiers
Chas Nourse of Washing
city, suitable be employed in attending TO Their
c. 8. TODD,
JN0. g. CAMP,
OCT 2-eodIOcp. GEO. BENDER.
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ERENCH and Swiss es.-We have large
desirable goods, which sell cheaper
than ever this city before, viz
200 worked collars, l2t cents TO 81
Fine French worked collars 81 SO 10 81
Jenny Lind collars 50 cents To % So
Do habits ~ 10 81 80
Fine sleeves 81 50 10 o. SO
Fine mus sleeves 50 cents TO 80 80
A fine assortment Of lace dem wells
Linen andkerchefs plain and figured nets
uy-Ai cid stand, Kings Lace Store.
r. Gentlemen call and look cravats and
handkechie BY doing auihe for we will seh
them very low. saat B@E
R--eoJ +
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pOOKs from London. Burkes Pseraee and Baroneage 2
ID edition, vol, ii $50
Baronetare and Knghtnse Of Great Britain and
Ireland, 1850, vol
Charters Old English Colonies America, with ntroduc
Why was The English Revolution sacce-. by ouizo translated
by Hsxtti voi, 1850 -
Facts Figures, quarterly egest Of statistics. 1850
Pyerons English Reading edition, 1850
The Consular SERVICE by Green
Maeahe Bridges, By d. Dempsey
civil engineer, vols, large folio plates, les0 .#
With many Others, just impaired direct from London,
Sept Is fRANck TAYLOR
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New York Life Insurance Company,
Office, No. SO Wan street, Nep Pork.

Morris FRAKKLIs, president.
.tas#. SpRKcER 3. BENEDICT, vice president.
PLLNy FRERMAh, actuary /. s ,#f 0#.
THIS company upon the mutual insurance principle
and principle leavng proportion of the amount
the premiums the hands OF insurers, has greatly
pro6 and conferred It's benefits ut the
least possible cost and outlay 10 insurers
Insurance granted 10 persons visiting California. a
Washington coprehends the following officers;
VIM jones' NJ D., medical examiner, near corner OF and ID
streets
Washington agent, Apollo Hail. Pennsylvania avenue,
opposite Union Buildings June 2-u
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Preventive


nR. AMATPs ITALIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, TONIC
AND APERIENTThs remedy, composed entirely Of vegeta
BILE ingredients, and totally fee from mineral subsance com
and prescribed by Dr. Ama celebrated
abdominal regonsuch as darrh9a
dysentey bilious complaints dyspepsia and all other disorders Of
the liver, BIC. s it#5 !.
Knowing experience operates In the most kindly and
submitted remedy 70 those
may prevailing fatal scourge and AZ
fortunate escape It's hs insdous
symptoms. a 5 44s VI II. :. 4.
avenue, ll 18th and al the principal
city of Washington, Georgetown, ind Alexandria
Pampes with many interesting
certificates, bottle OF the panacea very liberal
discount dealers Orders from part OF the United states
promptly attended All communications must be post paid
Aug a-law6 SAMUEL CAkUSi ".
SUPRENE Court United States-Deccmber
Term l06John Hagan, surviving partner q tns
OF John Hagan Co.. appellants, r William rope and
Brcck administrations OF Leroy Pope, After
Pope, appeees this moved
under rule Of court, make the
consideration Whereof Is
that unless the
H. deceased shall voluntarily become parties
Of the ensuing er the appellant shall %
and hearing have the same reversed
Provided Of this order shalt be printed
Of in which the laws o.
printed by authority for three successive
days before the beginning Of the term OF tht
0'p'e" ' So''' go VIM THos. CARROLL,
oci2-Iaw3w C'S. =. U. ..
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GEORGE w. Hodgnxins and John III. Meredith have
VI lately by M Ncve
Of l4h south side u Pennsylvania Of
public pofcness
industry, and attention, general satisfaction.
Their stock consists of Stoves CRATES Tin plates
ware, &C. #sf
roofing viii executed with despatch Their
The store be under Of BodssIna Meredith
July q-diw.
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IOIIN McCALIA late Second Auditor Of the Treas
OF claims the govern
men before Congress- the departments In the settlement Of
military accounts and agency business generally
him business should be paid His Of
flee 5 the Of 9Th and Louisiana avenue
WAsmSaTos CRY, Apnl2s-u
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COTTON Manufactures soutfi.Tbe advertiser, being
practical 81 much experience in the manufacture Of various
scpons cotton goods but particularly cotton duck and
AFT sseusomed 70 managing manufacturing Embellishments
OF entering into might be mutually
vsnssgeo Of article
9d.esea<y selected locality Of the
ne'srences satisfactory in ai rerpcc win be given and
Postpaid conIsicsiion addressed aCoTToN DUCK MANU-
AcTUhkR NO s9o Baltimore street, Baltimore, attend
~". July o5-A
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pEAUTIFUL GOODs.-wALTER HARPER 4 Co. Penn
sylvsnia avenue between 9th will this
large and beautiful assortment Of rich goods shaws, man
ps, embroideries, &c, May IA eodn
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| WANTED spsprcdssfsiy. a woman do the ecchirS
and washing fo = small family None need apply but ueh .
can give the best recommendations white woman would W
fertd fsauire NJ this once. sept fo-ni
DAvID ccpperaeld No. I7.-Putnams edition, pdes ~
cents FRANCK TAYLOR
septN
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I KNOX WALKER win practise Law IN the Supreme
Court Of the United States, and prosecution Of
claims against The Address Washington. D. g.
N~r iss-f
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New Fall Goods and Fashions.
nUvALL BROTHER, merchant aos, under Gadsby's hotel
~ members Of
citizens si winter goods, which arriving
principally the best New Yo
prepared
elegance article clothing which shall compare
voraby quality purchased here elsewhere
articles for gentlemen, such Shirts
Shirts silk wooien stocks umbrellas suspendes, hind
kerchcfs, gloves &C -
Sept 20-eo5wif DUVhsL h BROTHER
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THE UNION.

10 the great task before il in patriotic and compromi.
sing spirit II the administration swerves from its duty
II II shnks from its Just responsblityf il endeayors
to continue the game Of skuking non, communication
which brought all troubles upon u.s. let The represent,
atives OF the people recuy the errors OF executive
nmdity and evasion and settle the questions which dis
tract the republic and with destruction. The
present stale OF things cannot long continue and he
who would seek to keep alive the territorial controversy
is guilty of the grossest bunder and in such
Talleyrand once said, bluDder would be than
a crime"
We have referred TO the suspicious OF southern men,
bers, but II was not confined TO them and this very
language OF two wing presses is rather calculated TO
confirm It. But for our part, we do not exactly
sympalhze with these suspicious. We referred yesier-
day TO what three of the cabinet have said in eonradic
ton OF these suggestions; and we assured by
of Mr.. Fillmores special friends that he is anxious
settle up the whois question II he not, he would
be as blind 10 his interests he would be to those
of his country.
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II VIII be seen from advertising columns that ths
National Hotel at Norfolk, Virginia. will continue under
the management OF David f. Keeling esq who has con,
Quoted for several Years much to the satisfaction Of
the public. We had been informed that Mr. Keeling
would take charge of of the hotels in this city, and
we are sorry were misiniomed for we do no, know
more polite. attentive and obging landlord, or one who
conducts large establishment with order and sys
tenn The viser to Norfolk will be to find on his
table all the delicacies which eastern Virginia saords.
served TO his taste.
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We learn with great regret that MIR. McCernand, for
some time member OF the House of Representatives
from the State OF Illinois, and the present chairman OF
the Committee on Foreign Affairs, is about TO retire
from Congress No member will be missed from
his place None is more distinguished for his talents,
energy and industry of character, for nexible and
bic republican principles, a speaker or as a wri-
ter than is this able and faithful representative OF
the people. He will retire with the respect of his
opponents, and with the esteem of all his politi.
cal associates He has declined a reelection, and
the democracy of the second congressional dis
rict have nominated Willis Allen, esq, in his place.
Mr.. Allen is represented to US a true democrat, and
will no doubt adhere the that has been pursued
by his predecessor We happy TO that the nomi
mating convention deeply sensible of the services OF
Mr. McClernand, and have done full justice to his merits
in the resolutions which they have adopted.
Among the present members Of Congress who are also
about decline poll for reelection, should do in
justice feelings If did not testify our high
respect TO. the qualifications and services Of Judge James
Thompson OF the Erie dsrc, of Pennsylvania and our
sincere regret that about to lose him from our
public councils. lie is popular with the whole House,
because OF the amabe temper and admirable good
by which he is distinguished We are apprehensve that
hi. district will scarcely be able to replace him.
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We understand that Mr., Clemens, senator from Ala
bama. has paired oa with Mr. John p. Hale, OF New
Hampshire who has returned home; and that this fact
will account for Mr. Clemens's failure 10 vote on the
fugitive slave bill.
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The Official returns have been received. The demo-
csis elect twelve ensios. aud The wings live Iwsasys
one democratic senators hold over and twelve wings
making sixteen democratic majority In the house the
democrats elect sixty three representatives and the wings
thirty seyen-twenty seven majority Majority on Joint
ballot iortytwo. In the the democratic ma.
odty is about forty We have another agreeable piece
OF information from this democratic State Frees oiss
is in very bad odor in the Hoosier State as proof Of
which, we understand that but one soler has been
returned to the legislature, Well done, Indiana
This triumphant majority will. we trust secure the re.
election OF Mr. Bright, the present distinguished senator
who has exhibited degree of public spirit, generous
patriotism, and commanding talents, sufficient entile
him to the very beautiful compliment which the Pennsyl
vanan pays in the following tribute; fsa... a.a
Hon. JESSE d. BRIeHr-We think IL is now certain that
the election for mebeIs OF the legislature in Indiana
we for delegates the convention amend const
tuition of that State, has resulted in securing triumphant
majores in both bodies for the democracy The egsla-
will be called upon elect United States senator
years. the 4h Of March next ensung-ths term of
day W. believe we reflect the wish Of every sincere
Democrat North, West and Sou h. when that the
secure The OF the democratic party OF Indiana, and
would be hailed with JOY all over the Union No In
or or Wider influence Though sui quite Young sr man,
he has already taken his stand among the the
spirit y s a snS IL ~ ~ and ae
Impulses he has also the prudence and sagacy which
feeling In common with any sectional or one idea party.
but adheres resoutey the platform and the prime
TO the measures and the men-o the national democracy
In the Senate he has never iasred but has met
crisis with calm aud mistaken tah in that creed which
is ouve the assaults Of its foes and necessary
TO the salvation OF the Union itself from the Vaccinations
OF reckless agtaors Indiana has good be proud
OF her noble and sincerely hope she will allow
HIM to retire alter his present term in the Senate OF the
United States. +. tsr# Fam