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QOOKs from London--list No. 4.The Debaief, Theory
~ Of the An of speakna-by Rowton, l vol
samboa's Mining Ordinances OF Spain, 2 vols
rrtze Model Cottages, l vol, 15ie, with engraving
neers, l vol, ls4a.
The Marine Lieut. Gordon, royal navy
runers good Thoughts Rad Times, VOL, Pickering.
rm'sr -, hoy and Proane stase, VOL, Pickering
Inc Table Talk of John selden, vol, Pickering H
Pickering = "'' ' - r' : ''
Just imported from London direct by
resn yRANcK TAYLOR.
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WILLIAM II. MNNIX, late of the General Land Office, will
claims of kind against before
Congress OF the His experience the different
branches OF the departments specially those relation military
bounty lands will enable him to give full satisfaction all who
services The prompt
located by military will be secured all necessary
taken lost deadeter Claims for
the revolutionary 1914 and Mexican
will receive special attention He will also the sale
collection owned
this city by nom residents and Others
Gen. Shields formerly Commissioner
Of General Land Office Hon. Richard NJ Young
soner Of the General Land Office all officers Of General
Land Offices members Of Congress generally of the State OF Illinois,
Thomas Rtche Edmund Burke Peter Force W. W. seaton
Blair, J. q. Rves, Richard Walacb.
Office Haslup Weedon's Coach Factory OF the Centre
Market, Washington, ID. c.
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Dec

WATSON d RENwICK,
PATENT AGENTS,
Fsireef, opposite the Patent Office, Washington ID. c.,
DROCURE foreign
give advice all questions arising under patent
law.
coEREsrospKNTs
Edmund Burke, late Commissioner Of Patents.
Hon. James ID. Westco chairman Of Committee Of Senate
Patents.
Gouvemeur Kemble, esq, West Point foundry.
James Renwick, LII d., New York
Henry Brevoort, esq, Glendon iron Works, Boston.
II. II. Durham h Co, engine builders, New York.
Hon. Thomas
b. b. French, president Magnetic Telegraph Company.
FoRNsN conRRsroEpKNTs
Richard Creed esq., London and Birmingham Railroad Company
London.
Edward Sabine s. Lieutenant Colonel Royal Engineers,
Woolwich
Michel Chevac chef, and Robert Walsh, esq,
Paris. Nov 22-3aw6w
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CwBANK's new Patent Once Repcrt.-Jus, issued In
II pamphlet form-pnce Ik cents.
Annals of the Queens " Spsin--1 vol.
Dcsuona, The Discovered MSS. Of an Eccenic--l vol.
lust received BY TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
Feb Booksellers, 9th
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FANCY GOODsi Fancy Goodsi--wonderfu attraction at
PoUDERs Pennsylvania avenue Cageu Co, (up
Mrs E. j. Pouder mpclcd by the cordial welcome and
liberal accorded her resumed
occupancy her season, where she
exhibit her friends stock,
part ows Rich hrocade aud Silks black do
black cooed Turk de lanes casmees Rich
goods dc bal" An unequed variety 81 head
and bonnes magnificent guands dress trimmings wreas
ribbons, embodees boche sbaws Si2
scarlet and white do from 81 50 SIS She asks
particular attention her stock OF sacks oaks and yiies which
will be found the city In eegapee Of design aud
finish. Dec lb-eo6uf
SPLENDID Competing, Curtain Goods, Sc.-The subscri
y respectfully
generally their stock Of house furnishing goods which
they ei confident cannot be surpassed equaed by other
house In the district They name
IN CARPETING,
Patent tapestry velvet do tapestry Brussels
Royal Administer, English brussels
Imperial three ply, double ingram
superhne ingram, hne and fine do
Low priced all wool ingram, royal twiled Venetians
Rich chcneile and tuned rugs
Heavy oiclot every width, which any
or hall
IN CURTAIN MATERIALS,
Rich de laines nch figured de laines
Rich igh-coored damasks, ncb UNION damasks
Twillet and plain cashmeres
worsted damasks all colors
Embroidered laced curtains, embroidered muslin do
Embroidered muslins by the yard
Taasei-oops, gimps borderinss, bindings
Bgiad linens, all widths
Tassels, cords and fixtures OF every kind, &C.
Together with complete OF table
abeco and table damasks linen shcetng damak napkins and
towels, Scotch and Russia Diapers Maeles quilts, bed bsnkets
&C. Of which received perfectly es will
vited o for themselves.
Sep Ii-s,swIwd p. n. HooE q Co
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LEWIS M COIEMANI A. n.
RKyERkEoKs.
HoA. John r. Msson;.
DR. Z. y. scou,s Speaker Of the Senate Of vnginai
Thomas j. Randolph, esq.,. Albemarlei
Dr. Armisiead Cook, Portsmouth
Robert q. stanaId, esq, hchniondj
VIM II. Harrison, esq., Prince GeoIgei
VIM II. Tsyoe, esq., Mount Airyi
Richard Baylor, esq., ESSEX
Andrew Hunter, esq.,. Jefferson;
Clayton @. Coleman, esq., Louisa
John Tabb, esq., Gloucester
VIM II, Roy esq., Goucesteri
Hon. Robert M. r. Hunter, Essexj
Right Rev. Nicholas Cobbs ID. d. Bishop % AiAbsmsg
Hon. Thomas IA. Bsyly M CT
Judge Daniel Coleman, Alabamsi
Hon. James A. Seldom M. O.,
Gen. Bernard Peyton,- Richmond;
Hon James M. Mason Frederick;
Rev. VIM. Friend Port Royal
John X. Bryan, esq., Goucestorj
Thomas 81 Gholson, esq., Petersburg
Miers W. Fisher, ESQ.,. Northampton;
John w. Tyler, ESQ.,. Wanentonj
George y. Wilkins, esq. Northampton
Francis Z. Rves, esq, Petersburg.
Gentlemen who either had present wards
members Of the Institution.
Sep 2-u tInteLl
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SHPposfd DIHFdfrU,
BosroS, February IL "A young man by the name oi
Browne has been arrested suspicion Of numbering Mis-,
Adams.
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roME 20 ths cheap Great bargains Nm nsv.
% eiI large additional supply Of fancy goods
DAY, Among them they would
10 pieces rich satin ehenes
40 do small figured changeahe silks
IL do plain ehangeable giaee do
do pink and white watered
do plain white satin
10 do coored bonnet satns and corded silks
20 do do h0rences, in all shades
do and A. rich black yislte silk
2 do "A black Turk
be sold per than former press
all In want therefore, are invited 70 call early and
selves.
MERINos, opened pieces, among them car
found blue light blue dark and light green maroon
garnet brown crimson scarlet and pink These 6ne
and viii be sold much under the usual prices .
Single and double width eashmees desirable
able shade.
Also, some extra handsome embroidered do
Embroidered hannels, for dresses
SO pieces plain elangesble and satin stripe apacas
100 do style fancy prints
Also, SO pieces small plaid Bingham.
Together with great variety, and certainly the cheapest
ever had, OF plain fancy coored yeyets, black do
SILK and nband neck ties belts
H0sienes Of all and description
Ladies' merino vests Of both long and short sleeves
Gloves OF mostly every number and kind
Lnencambnc handkerchief, from the finest the
kind.
IN MOURNING GOODS, we have now complete assortment
embracing mostly article that may be called for
And stock OF sHAWL5, opened this will
lin point Of elegance Of style and cheapnes before
offered.
public respectfully these new goods be-
fore buying, as great bargains may be expected
Between 9Th and 9th Streets Pennsylvania
Dec 5-3taw2wif
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ny GREEN 4 TASTE r. AactioneeI

0kks1hHN zNuCssu'e@1s'
FURNITURE, HARDWARE, CUTLERY, BASKETS, ac AT
AUCTlON.-On Thursday the l4h instant, shall SELL al
the residence Of Mr. Norris Pennyvna avenue between l1
War Office, 10 O'Clock, the furn
Sold excellent assortment OF hardware
As., viz:
Locks, hinges hasps saws, and other tools
Knives and forks, and other cuuery
Baskets ofsvery description
Clocks, looking glasses
With large LOT OF o,her articles in the houseurnhing and
hardware line.
Carpenters cabinet makers will do well to attend.
All Of and under Us, cash. SIS credit
ninety days. for satisfactorily endorsed bearing in
GREEN b TASTET,
Feb l3-A Auctioneers.
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NANCY tsOODsi Fancy Goods L. Wonderful attraction

Juvenile books, English and American in great vaet
and collection OF the older and esteemed writers OF books
yuuth Dec 70
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Cholera and Prsventive.

hR. AMATI'S ITALIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, TONIC
AND APERIENThs remedy, composed entirely Of vegea
bic Ingredients and totally free from mineral substances
cordial strengthening
discovered and prescribed BY Dr. Aa celebrated phyca
Of the abdominal regonssuch dianhna
bilious complaints dyspepsia and all other disorders Of
the liver, SC. 86
efectua these s submitted remedy those
attacked by the prevailing fatal scourge, and
enve TO all who b. 80 fortunate as 70 escape IL first nsdiou
symptoms.
svana avenue between l and 18th streets, and a. the principal
Washington, Georgetown md alexandria
Pamphlets containing full directions for with many interesting
certificates each bottle Of the panacea very liberal
discount Dealers Orders from Of the United States
promptly All communications must be postpaid
Aug. 3-lawn SAMUEL CARUSI CO.
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NEW MUSICJust received the old established Music
IN Stationery Store OF 18th Pennsylvania
the following beautiful and popular musc sold :. our low
price, four cents per page. WIN. FISCHER.
The Ledger Polka by James Belak
Nancy's Fancy Polka by c. Blessner
Phoenix Polka performed Jonsons Brass Band Cape MAY
Sailors Polka Lenschow leader OF the Germania Band
The Hyacinh Polka, by Gung1
The Elm Waltz with variations by Grobc
The Manor Waltz, by II. G. McKenna
Sub Rosa Waltz, by +. Reniardt
Reindeer Quickstcp by Grobe
The Virginia Rosebud Quickstep, by Grobe
kossuh's March, by Ezemelenyi
Gray, ballad Muller with beautiful vignetc
Leap DER the Waves, byJ. II. Hewitt
back Dreams back by member Of the Germans
Band
Gentle Deeds, beautiful ballad
JEANNE aud Donald, ballad, By Hodson
Mary Bell, 9th edition, by Benker
"i then now " with the Dearest hcr
I'll love moren
The Merry sleigh Bells arranged quarteus
Belle Of Baltimore, an Ethiopian song
Come back Steben do do
The Virginia Rosebud, the only correct edition
Dec IL
PRENCA JUVENILE BOOKs.-Jean ct Mariet o lie,
Fruits dune bonnie Education Par pAbbe Macker vol 81
cents.
doe Danger des Mauvascs compagnies. Pal
r. Marcel 81 cents.
Emma Jeunes Par rAbbe Guernet
l VOL, 81 cents.
Hsoees pour Enfans; Outrage Auorse par IUnivese
l vol, 81 cents
E,udes Historiques l'Usage de vol ~
Fernando; Historic dun Jeune Espagno uadut de Alemand
de Schmid. l vol. 81
lie Mile Mcrveies des Voyage,
par Leon Guerin. VOL, 81 cents
others, for ADVERTISEMENT OF different
kinds Styles and prices and for different OF them in rich
bindings aud with illustrations
Imported direct from Paris, by
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Union INTELILGESCE AND GENERAL AGENCY
OFFICE, Penn south side between e and 10Th
reeis-R. A. PHILLIPS, proprietoFamies hotels and ndivd
ua, applying al this ofce be supplied with honest and
obleng servants walters vact Good always
hand for who recommended for honesty capacity
SC Farms houses unimproved property Sc sold and rented
most reasonable TERMS
Rev. Geo. W. Samson, Very Rev. VIM Matthews,
~ q. Smith, Rev j. n. Eckard,
q M. r. q. h q. y.
w. w. seaion, esq. Dr. A. N. Hofar,
Robt r. Anderson esq. VIM n. Campbell, esq
G. n. Cluskey, esq a. ID. Gilman, esq
Nov. 2i-eodlmn
NEW Cloths, Csssineres, vestings.-The subscri-
beers received entirely supply
goods TO which they invite the attention Of their friends and the
Is pieces French cloths just received, in black brown, blue,
olive, and green
20 piece. fancy cassimercs embracing popular
10 pieces best French doe skin
DO medium. priced do do
IN vEsTINGs WE HAVE
Rich French csshmeres hneen different varieties pattern,
Plain black, brown, and olive silk vestings
Rich figured silk yestings, complete assortment
Rich vestings suitable for evening
Together every requisite gentlemen
line, TO which we invite their attention.
Dec. 5-3uf CLAGETT. NEWTON, MAY co.
A NEW supply OF shswls. Cloaks, and saeks.-stran-
citizens respectfully
Of before purchasing We following descp
tons
embroidered coaks new shapes Of new and
materials
10 plain coaks richly trimmed
10 French sacks.
In sHAwLs have
3 Hungarian long shswIs, in rich ceors
~ Bay stats do do
~ haf-mourning do designs
100 medium
/ Also rich cashmere long shawls: -
Dec 5-3t CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY co.
4
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CENTI.EMEN,s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES has tins
day teceived large and fun Of genemen outfit
ting ardces, viz:
Family nyoke Shirts superior quality
styles The Of retailing shirts Wholesale prices win be
unusd by Stevens.
CRAvATs.
supply Of black and fancy colo imported
believed 10 be the newest In market
UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS;
In slk, merfno, lambs wool, WOOL large
assortment, and some Of extra large
UMBRELLAS.
A full supply Of MILK and cotton, styles.
Also oves perumcy, dressing robes,
brushes rzxorsn net article for gentle
msn wsdrobs toilet ue all Of which will be sold uno
prices 1t sTEvENss,
'Ial. Great Hat Genuemens ou,hfins Essblsimenl
Dec. S-eodn No. l Browns HOTEL
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oynos srcsrrAsr rms sxs.rs u
------.s 1893 FEBRUARY H. ls50.
ROvND vol.mes OF the National nseYiIsencer, for
TIE 1915, 1877 1871, 1877 1873 and 1892 having been
borrowed o. taken away rom is once, persons having
nsm her possession return them immediately
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DARTY and ball Dress Goods-we invite the attention
Of evening dress goods As
advanced for the sale OF the above goods will offer
all remaining hand consisting Of the following varie
10 pieces cologsd and white illusions
10 do coored grapes, best grades
20 do plain co,ored tsrieton musiins, In all shades
do coored Grape lsse
20 organdi nauslins
20 fine Sachareli musins
Also, pnip white open and embroidered white silk hose
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Feb l2-lw
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Henry pouGLAs florist and scotsman, corner Of
III opposite the Department
he cnssces and ohe, tina, he ample supply
AMI ~ nose VINO desire
sp laPoncss for the assemblies please esye beir orders
easy possible His Objects TO do up things in superior style
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number OF cameias (japonicasJ among
kinds imported from China, England, and
select quantity Of the best seedlings raised this
country. J. b. g.
Feb l3-dAe
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y; WIN. COLEMAN, A. M, Principal.
LEWIS M. COLEMAN, A. M.
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limited STATES HOTEL. w..hinston, D. Eth.
usi.d ss Hotel having been thoroughly repaired and newly
hs house M 10 capacity particularly travelling
psse .a1 having bu.ns.s me Capitol! Within
Capitol ne p,opIs.o. feet. soasdsa q h. ability male ~
,s y h'sf O o's his employ % gss s aggresaSn Of
Jas ios,.wsw Survivor Of the late arm Of A. Fuller Co.
CEHrLEmEs's GooDs.-Evsry .rucle 10 furnish r.nue
%,s n any asr y the be-, style can always be had
n supply o. every description Of garments o. The style
seos ses eisv Ae an cheap Prices reduced
Three doors west Of Browns Hotel, Pennsylvania
pSuLzP .ARrOs KEY win attend any business
- may nuusted with before either Of the
and win also ssssnd the Of claims before
WAsslssros, Jay Is, 1875. July I7-aawtG
Dancing Ae.dsmy.--sssond Course.
LAssE has u. honor % snnoune. % the citizen. o.
iss.. VA on ssm Thardsy the 81, January Al b.
rsss.eJ o Psassyvss. svsnns Opposite Willard. Hotel
a.yss Sssys0va- Mondays and Fridays.
oynos srcsrrArr the sxsArs u s.,
RovSD volume. or shs sAs,on.I snsss, for
ms years 1878, 1917 1871, 1877 1928 and 1881 having been
ssml. her requested % return them mmsda,e
Be~quess for the Assemblies.
Henry poUGLAs florist and scotsman, corner Of and
afcsn opposite the State Department respectfully
hts cusoners and Others that he
aad ~ those who desire beautiful wresth
ssy possible His Objects 70 do things superior style
80 n-e@
4 LADY Wishes obtain q situat,or a. sov.rn... y,
n yosng children, and win make in smy r. .oboo
for ~ bard and eo0 She give best
Addrsu W.. Washington, d. e. Feb is-t.
IOn uENTA Of rooms, icnne In pa,,. a,
she proof building a. the Of and streets
For terms, he. apply 20
'sl' - MECHLIN d WTNDEp
Fsb13 Corner Of q and Seventeenth streets.
ptfoNOGRAPHY.-Mr r. WEBSTER win give Instruction
n shs valuable arr, Tuesday Friday evenings
week. % O'Clock his No. 4,
stpy CORNER o. ~ (D Van Patterns
terms md parieulars, inquire his rooms.
lgmrrHsONIAH LECTURES John Han, Of Tren-
win lecture shs "Wednesday evening al O'Clock
ssg:ssis, Xsl'v ofas lns,ia.. 20 rromo. Knowledge
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NOTTCE.The subscriber inform the citizens
public generally that he has just employed woIkmen from p
from cies Of known skill and experience
which, together with his knowledge and practice in the bust
thirty years. enables him with confidence that be
jewey gems, silver
ac and cheaper than other establishment known
of the country. His rcspecl
requested to leave their orders with
Penn. avenue, between sui and ION streets.
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AGEuCH DE CLAAmbs
the a,aTs 10 devote %yssIfo tina,
ence IN them have Sen me pelsp. peculiar advantage
aysn. and Os. my service. !. the o ss
msnbe. q conse and TO The e. numbers in every
with me BY letter whether since my entrance into The
% ss ws 3 s.s sl and oss
those whom they kindly make known my business o. N
me % say * advance ai any bushes. they may
uD'' =" "n'e PETER g. WASHINGTON
Nov. ao-eodlm Late Auditor r. o. Department
McCuiioeh;s Literature Of Political Iconomy vol London
Mecaochs edition or Adam smith. wealth Il vol
Mill. Political Economy vol. Boston.
The Past the Present. and The Future by H. q carey Voam
Tns Progress. Of Nations. ~ E g Seaman vol New Y..t Vol
Cotton Public Economy for the United Suite. New Yo
Tookss History Prices, 1859 lsi7 vol. London
ESn.I g ss NATION. a,i. vols ssndon
Tsy; W.I g 4s.s T ys ss pSs
And many works, English and American, on The same scr
'n Jan 1 70 ~ y various '''''' FRANcK TAYLOR
NEW BoOKs-Just received, for TAYLOR MAI
James. Jr Edward Graham Railway Speculation, c.tn.a
Sinclair author OF Jane Bouvee, &C Etiquette Washngs'
a supply. mp
IoHNsroS,s National Atlas OF Universal Geography,
HISTORICAL Commercial and Political BY Alexander Meth .on
one large volume Containing forty maps
finished execution, copous indexes, Sc the latest
enjoying highest abroad For sale "a few copies on
The very reduced price fsls Just opened By r.vrox
SILK HOsIERY.-The subscribers received hs iC
y lowing In th. line u,e etm
the District; 70 which they respectfully invite all IN want %
dozen white embroidered nix hose
DO plain white DO tbe., Eusli.h)
10 do cotton tops, low priced
| dozen bcstp plain black silk
q 90 iew.pliesd 81 do cotton tops
g do do do do fleece ,,.,,rroy x.v .co
| James O.. B.rr.t a,
w ILL attend prosecution claims before Congress ana '"
s s"s 81 s ans @
THOMAS T. TwITTY,
(T.afs of tfavsrfor, North Carofsd)
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
% Grnver street, N. o.
1 characterization r. j. Daniel, Hon. A. w. venaelt'
DHONoGRAPHy.-Proessor Benjamin Worcester teaesa
ofPhonogrsphy during The past season in several schools
Gossn Penn avenue between 9Th and TN ss on ,ea,oT
terms Sept a-ia"
I KNOX WALKER win practise law the suprs%%s
S II. Aa
iO--6
SERvANTs.-wantsd,a male servant and go "c%s
who canno, bring good recommendation Inquire at TINS o"
HANS AsDERsEs's STORY BOOK for chiidrsn'
Msy Hewitt. Story aoo. with illustrations. ! vol
Mrs Hollands story Book, with Illustrations vol; TAYLOR
Dscn rh'' --.--------.
IUvENILE hooks for received from s sSI
Publisher country and comprising all the new and I Nina
~ ''' ~ '''' = ''''''' ' TAYLOR MAUay, .,.,.
Dec II Booksellers, near YIN sus''
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DOARDING-A few pleasant rooms, board at
sabscribes residence Presidents
would with
The among healthy pleasant
wsshinston For terms, apply 10
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GENCY, WashiMgtOn.-The undersigned, late Of the In
specon branch Of the Post Office Department, offers his
generally and those Of the southwestern
section particularly with the that his removal from once
initiate he has for
department for honesty, capacity, and fidelity
In Office Of both parties, with their hearty
consent, sustain him therein
business Of every nature, the
government thankfully received and promptly despatched
.' JAMES OWNER, Agent,
July 4--dn late Of Post Once Department
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LADY Wishes 20 obtain Situation AZ rovsx~... a.
young children, and will make useful in Smiv - ,
for 6eF bcad eoQ per year She give the best
Addrom Wa Wssnngton, ~ v. Feb t9-3t.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-03
PlainTalk,

The Editor Of the Richland county Demo
crat was here on the Fourth to attend the De-
mocratic Convention, and in writing home to
his paper, he sfree his mind" as follows about
the member of the Constitutional Convention
70. S. Journal
Zone very great error committed BY the
democratic party in the selection ofcandidates
last spring, was. that they in too many instances
selected men with availability instead of their
ultra radical and progressive principles. The
Convention contains many very good looking
men. Judges Swan, Stilwel. Smith, Vance
and Hitchcock, make very fine appearance,
but am sorry to say it would take all FIVE
to make one radical democrat Stanbery of
Franklin possesses splendid talents, buthe is
about twenty FIVE years behind the progress
ing spirit of the age. This is the case, also,
with many others members of the convention.
To be plain, must tell you that there are
quite too many milk and water democrats in
the convention toframe perfect and radically
democratic constitution.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-03
MisrrlIaut0ns.
Old WhiteY.

The National Intelligencer describes the
Catsfalque, or moving bier, which bore the
mortal remains ofthe late Presidant and feel
ingly adds
But all eyes were drawn even from this
solemn sight to one still more calculated to
touch the feelings of a promiscuous asemblage;
it was the Generals favorite horse, the far
famed Old JFhitsy," SO well known to every
soldier who served under the brave old man
through the perilous and glorious Mexican
campaigns. He is a well made animal, of
some fifteen and half hands in height, in fine
condition, and, as ii seemed. with military
air On the saddle were the holsters and in
veTted spurs. Poor fellow he stepped proud
"; but how would his pride have been quell-
ed, could he have known that he now accom-
panied his master for the last timei Yes,
TYhiteyi you are surrounded by soldiers, as
you were wont to be; the cannon thunders
in your ear; that is familiar sound, and near
you is he whose heart never quailed and
whose sword was never turned back from the
fight; but alasl he has met, at last foe he
could not conquer, and the hand that so often
patted your neck and reached you morning
token of his loving care, is cold in death, and
will earess you no more.