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tlu,h.rry Wul. cures, ui Da.tei i;ah.
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Q ps,"'' II 80 ,'t,, ' ~, SrrouL,. Lad sul:en d
81 ,.h.'. nor head MAS 20 much uf!ec,ed
=. -. ,tre,, vnnld ,,ss uui at her Ell.
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s. 80 ~, r.,gr,ov No. AGO Market
..,la, ,'r,o SctoIni,iis Sore Leg. ot SO
'nas .,.'>.'lr, MI. ,,s,. is yell known 10
:,,am,. =, o,lr Essi pny.i,,a,,s. who have ire.
m"y :" a,Ei.rL .,n,!, ,on
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os N..h"t' Iii, S>,I, ,lrne, Lrlow Loru.,
H.; .,'.', 49,, - Irsd,, o,,e al tne most ;
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'e.' cases o' "lo'u'a e''' 'u.'o, ",' "
'elheu 10 W "'a''! W o"' ues r''
a'u ,.t 'aei ',' nv"' a' 80 ', ,hnr, rnnr, cas,
i, go =, - .,hn,. In,, mod ,f
s,u.n n,io, Co., rhr,a, nj .inht ,ear, sian.
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pI1,nJ,lnb,, ru,rd oi Er, ,,ueas ia, wears.
,,h;,h Ii ar.,,',,rd ,t, lies; 10 lie lonr.
w" w. U.,,i ar Scnrrd NJ E,rl,nu Tb;s
all j,s,,,,.d g t,,r,,,,--hp i, nov va,
a"J a"J ""b, m'av H., ,,,.r ,,ily =, ouy oiiice
A. i;Fv;,i ,.,r.,.,. SluJdy creek. .u.m;l.
,,.,- ,.,.;y .n,sr'.'r,.e and K,r r,an saws iLa,
could ,nn,'., nre,,r,, n, wound no, n dcr,o
,he ..,,,,,. ,,,,,r,,u n for ten Thousand dollars.
Ir. uile,,. +. I,.,ian We. e,ahic P;lmcea.
MI John w. liaz,e,on, OF Aluhra Hill,
New jersey, cared oil. letter OF ten wears
Standing, y Nilh d lew ooiles oi t'e faH"eea'
Mr.. John B;o,ken, oidfermaniown.a 4; the
age OF CT ,eat,, was cuici OF IL violent let
Ter that had rodDled him tor 1s years
Mrs. Eve siscoe. No. So South street, he.
,vern 1n,h and tonrh. iron, ScbuylkiIl
tIrI Of lever sores on her ankles. al,er sui
ieriuu y wears with ,hem. Mrs. s. is 62
wars ,f nre
Mrs Eiizabete C Fos,er. Second street.
fou, doors above Washss.ton street. was
cured of rcuer on her leg, which had foub.
led her il Years
MIR Charles Q is. la:e of Parrish street.
nov. Of Manavul.k, cured o. Tetur of ) .caIs
in i.. is and leet.
Mr NrAon Grub, Juniper street, uear
So,,cp cured OF ScIolulous Ulcer, ON The
shoulders, which had Jefed the doctors
more Than wear.
MIR Hiram Ridge, Auleho.o', Bucks &C.
Pa, cured OF Sail Rheum. This case h d
bee n prp,iouuc.d ircurabIe by some IL or IA
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MNEI eSlN Fl tigo'ou" Life.
EASA1skE3AAEtl pgpyn:,tuCt. Death

KIhKELls IN SELF PRESCRIPTION,
O"y rs Crmfs.
This book ,St Published is filled with u+r,,il
n ~'''r the iniirniies nud iisrasrs Of the
50 .rr gan. II adir,ssrs itself ak. IL.
.nn ui and old age, and should he read
by ali.
The valuable aivice aud impressive warning it
gives. will p,evrni years -: misery aud s.ifeina
and save All, uaIly Thousands "f lives.
P,rnis hy reading il will lrnin how to prevent
the d's'ncItin # then rh.iL,cn.
A irnintanee nf ~ rriits cnloscd in u letter
a,'dr's-ed To DR., K,nkrlim. N w r"rnr Of I hId
AID Umbn streets. he weeu spruce nLd Pnr. ~
Philis Iphia will ensure book under envelope
per rturn nf d,il
Pers"nsht u dist,ncc may nd lress DR. X by
letter (,'osi p,id) and I've cured NJ home,
PIrkagts # medicines dir cii,ps, Sc, forward
cd by re. ding rm'itance. auu Iul up secure
from dam rye or curiosity.
BonkseiIs. N,w. Agents, Pedars. C nlvas,ers
and n "the's surplird with the aht,e work ut
vt,v t,w rates. "-i-iv
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MEDICAL HOUSE,
Esta6fst'd Fyhm Ears ago. by
DIR. k1NEkEi.ny.
". ". Corner nf 1airdant Uniou IT'S,
6sfTfc, Spruce ma Pine streets,
PUILHEELPUT.9-

". W Garner hf lair,i anf UniOu IT'S. ,
6'f~fe, Spruce ma Pine streets,
PHILHLELP{Ii.9.
Ffrrn >eiis III exclusive und umintpr,up,pJ
i'ra,tic" 81 eni IA This cIiy have rendered Dr. X
the most esi"ri an suc ess.ul prsciiii,u, far 4,
near. IL The Treatment oi all s-a-.> Of 4 r,i,s'r
nturc. P.r,ons afflicted with C rs ou III. bo.
dy. throat "i legs. pans 10 the h ..i ar hmes or
nee .rinl rheunain M. st'iciuics. giav.i disrasr
ni-ing from, you h! = rArrs-cs nr impurities IF
the hlo"i. whereby the constitution has becom,
enfrcb!'L. are dli treated VITA succ,~s.
= ti- VIII" places hi,n~.lf uurr the care of Dr
X may rlrsi 'u.ly c"ninir iu hs tunnr as a gri.-
hl'"an' 4" d c'nli'lcnll, 'riy u. on his skill as
physician.
Take PGrticUIar Nnfirf!
Young men wi" hneh red themselves l,y
reda'" pfn'tlce indulge1 Ia. hali frrqne Il,
leir"ri '''m evil ,mpannis nr nj srb, al the ,i.
ieri- "f which are nighil, hl . even when ASLEEP
nni 'ie troy both mi nnd ""ly shuud apply i'm.
ne,iairiy. Week.-Mrs. and rr sliniIrnni drhiIil,
I'ss "i nusrula' rn'rpy. phi, steal l,-slIudr ~ Il
g'nrr pr"stni"n irral'hillIy AMI all nervous af.
irr'inns indigestion. sluegi hncss nj the live &
every d'-e.r 10 ANY wnv INJECTED will, the ,ll.-
"rf'f Of eprJ,Itaii,r fun, ,uns cui, d, ard ful,
viIyr es,urttl
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A large and convenient dwelling house,
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.Inily, or for an Office or shop. Enquire at
this Office.
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SUMMONS, s..s ,..s-os.f
EXECUTIONS, -.
si4N S0BPGNAS, and
JUDGMENT NOTES, at
proper and desirable forms, for sale u the 4. ,
Office the "S,ar Of the North" u.s,f ,sTls9
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Boots and Shoes.

" Encourage uour o'ra Mechanics, and you
eseourage Yourselves .4a1l
The subscriber would ii.icnn his friends
and the rublic, that he has on hand. and
makes 10 order all kinds of BOOTS AND
SHOES, at The following low prices
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Boys, youths and children's shoes in pro-
portion. He manufactures his work of the
best of stock, and warrants il 10 wear and
he is determined 10 sell it us low as others
can their iankee or city work. Call and
see for yourselves. shop OH Main st., next
door below Hartman's Store.
WARREN RUSSELL.
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.stssas

A now lot just relieved and for sale cheap
y GEORGE WEAvElA
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.SJ.4Y.vES J'EH.iIFUGE

Lherry. -
SH.4Y.vE"S TERliTFUGE
"ds f. and eretaal remedy far Worms, rys.
peysiu. tholrrl a.orius. 81 KY or D,S?ep.
ht Ch,t ren or 14,uits. and The most
useful Family Heheiae eser cf-
fercdt 10 The p,dLc.
EXTRACT Of A LETTER To DIR SwarNE, Da-
led, Anders.our, htiJn,. A man purchased
bottle. of your eImiiuge the oher day for
his child and by lis use il discharged GS OF
the largest worms he had ever seen. Ii Is
somewhat difficult To &c, the peo 10 10 Try Ii,
as they have 80 of!en been gulle,l by nausc
ons aid worthless worm medicines. Yours
being so very pleasant 10 the taste; at Inc
same time rfIt c.ual. shall he able to dispose
of farge qua ty. Respectfully, yours, &c,
TOWNSEND I. SHARP, 7. NJ.
lvBEW ARE OF MISTAkES.- al
Renemter: DR.. Swnyne's Vermiiuge is
now pul u, in square bolles, (having recent.
~ een changed J covered viii, beautiful
wrapper [sleeI engraving with the porlral'
of ',r, swayne thereon engraved. Bear This
in mind, aud BIZ not deceived. CLENsE AND
PCRIFY.
DR. SwAYNE's SUGAR COATED SAEsArARILLA
* EXTRACT OF TAR PiLL,.-A mild aud efIec-
live purgaiive, great puriiyer Of the blood,
tey CUTIeCl dit tDc luHCtlplS vi tilc LiNcfj
and as All alternative Dropsical affections,
they are very valuable. Giddiness of the
head dimne-s of sialt. depression of spirits,
leadache, &C.. are cured by these purifying
Pills No medicinn can have better elIecI
for monthly irregularities which occasionally
happen 10 women, they are perfectly safe,
AMI will in conjunction, will, Dr. Swayne's
compound Syrnp of Wild Cherry, Jake all
pain and disease from every par, OF the sys-
lem. 81
The above valuable medicines are pre-
pared only by DR. SWA YNE. N. w. corner
of EIuHrli aud RACE Streets, Philadei
phia.
AGENTS FOR COLUMBLA COUNTY.
r.. p. Lrrz K JouN r. alovEa, Boomshnrg
Pa; Nj G. CGrler & Johu Moore liauvitle Jt hG
ia.i,less s. Hartman g. Co, Caiawissa G
& 4 Shuman Cataw issi Forge; Brown aid
Greasy, Miiilimvi!le a Miller Berwick; John
Doak Briar Creek tp; Peter Ent Millia,Ds.
burg; y. Lazarus Oraugcvile; } II Millaid
E>,,y.own; Elias wenu IN Rohr, bnry !; Geo.
Masters Mill, lille; NJ Sheldon Jer~rylown
McCay s. Paier~ot Washingon,ille Hugh
alcW IlIiams More-i'nrg; and By m )st all
5 or.kee ,,ers liz tie adjacent Counies.
blnom-hnrg. Feb. ~. 1850 -6m.
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Err. Swaync's CcmEcund Syrup Of
Wild Cherry.

RELIABLE TESTIMONY.
vM NlnNTELiUs, u res, ,'eciable merchant Of
ST. Clair, Schuy.kili county. writes, January
30 1919 Enclosed send you a cer,iiica.e
of Won. Beaumont, a citizen of our town.
til case oi consumption Is well known here.
and OF long standing; he attributes his c,ne
eh,re!ylo your Compound Syrup OF Wild
Cherry
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FHtIAI JHF.
New York DAILY Tribune.

0C- We Published all al, Iti>enent inadvertently
sn'e lime ,ioce that did injustice 4, Dr S. p Town
send, VIII" is the original pIpfietor oi the epsrstnn
Uf ssisspsrilla kn0wn ss Dr 1owiscnds Other
pa.t,es have within the lsst lev months engaged
Connected themsel, es with man by the name Of
owBsend who put ~ medicine aud calls II By the
same asme. 1lis fSVdicine Was ad, ertised In The
Tribune Us the original &c This al, ettisement also
aimed matter dersa.oiy tn the character oi Dr
il spIes,ed and in justice I" the w make this ex
lIaiivti0n,
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MARRrED.

On Sunday, the 23d December, ls49, by the Rev. Mr..
Devn Pastor of the Oxford Baptist Church. Mr. Joseph
Gerald Wagstaf to Eugenia. daughter Of Daniel A.
Paschall. ESQ.,, all of Oxford.
In Dallas County Alabama on the goth December Mr.
James NJ Givhan, Of Pontotoc, Mississippi to Mss SUI
San E. Sedman formerly Of this city, and fourth daug-
ter of John C. Stedman, decd.
At Garysburg North Carolina, on Wednesday, De-
cember 26th, by r. B. Gary Esq, Mr. Edward B. Gill
to Miss Ann d. Ford, both Of Petersburg Va.
In Orange County, on the 18th ult Mr.. James Min
mis- to Miss Mary Dunnigan. Also, the 10th ut by.
VIM. Nelson, ESQ.,, Mr.. VIM. r. Ray to Miss Sarah
Smith. Also. the same day. by J. ]. Freeand ESQ.,.
Mr.. James Montgomery to Mrs. Mary Ann Jane Gray.
line B. Cox Also at the residence of the Rev. John A.
McMannen, Mr. VIM. D.. Faucet to Miss Josephine R.
Wilkerson, both Of Petersburg, Va.
In Fayetteville the 24th ult., Mr.. Charles God
larl to Miss Martha Jane Meshaw. Also, on the 2sd
ult., Mr.. Owen Messcr and Miss Dolly Biggs.
At the residence of Mr.. Archibald McCullum, in
Cumberland county, the goth ult. Mr.. Archibald A.
McKcthan of that county, to Miss Catharine Mcleod
Of Moore.
In Montgomery county, near Troy. on the 9Th ult,
Nathaniel Knight, Clerk of the Superior Court 10 Miss
Mary Haltum, daughter of John Haltnm.
In Jones county, the 18th utt, Mr.. James 8. Her
itage to Miss Serena daughter Of Durant H. Rhodes
Esq Of Onslow. 5<s X -
IN Carteret county, Mi. John G. Hewitt, Of Onslow
county, to Miss Sarah daughter Of Isaac Weeks Esq.
In Fayetteville, on the 18th ult Mr.. G. F. Webster
Of Chenw, to Miss Francis r., daughter Of Mr.. r.
Frizsll. 5 81 -
In Cumberland county, on the 27th November, Mr.
Daniel Skies, to Miss Eliza daughter Of Mr.. George
Holmes. s sk : + sss5szs ri q
In New Hanover county. on the LIT instant. by D.
Cowan. ss ss 5sz5.ss.3s E ,3ssssss ss
In sampson county, on tAs 90th ult, by the Rev. j.
w. Cfilkoi Mr. Dsrid Il. Gr6atham, Of Wayne county,
to Miss sercns n. Striekland, Of sampson.
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To the Voters Of the Eastern ward.

Fellow- Citizens: For q number Of years past you
have extended to me your confidence by electing me
Of the Commissioners of the City Of Raleigh. 1 have
been solicited by number os my friends to be again
candidate. would afford me pleasure to serve those
from whom have received such evidences Of kindness
have from the voters the Eastern Ward but there
reasons, personal and private in their character and
therefore improper to be stated here, which compel me
to decline being candidate. have availed myself Of
this public mode of making known this intention that
none may be mistaken or deceived. & Fl =. <
feel that have heretofore served yo faithfully and
to the best of my ability, and shall be grateful for
your confidence; and in taking leave of you hope
may be INDUCED the pleasure Of wishing you one and
all, muck happiness and prosperity through life.
Respectfully your fe.low-c;tizen,
JOHN HUTCHINS.
January 8th, 1850. 792-It.
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FEMALE BOARDING SCHOOL.

VTNHE Seventh session of my School will open on
Thursday, the 10th January next under the care of
competent Teachers. Charges as heretofore, viz:
all the English branches, including Ornamental Needle
work, Lights, Washing, &C., $37 so
For French, 90
For Music on Piano, l2 so
Music on Guitar will also be taught at 10 90
This School, situated IL mesSouth of Oxford On tt
Raleigh Rail Road is preparatory School Greensbo
rough Female Colleges and Parents wishing give their
Children good and thorough education prepare them
for College, cannot do at any other School better
terms than is here offered No deduction made for alb
sence after entering School, except in of sickness
EDW'D. SPEED.
Address Brookville, Granville County, N. C.
December 80, lS49. 792-4w.
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THE MARKETS.

W1Lxlxerox January S. Very little produce brought
in for days past Naval Stores firm at previous quo
tations, with small advance hard Turpentne. A
number of RATS of timber in market but few sales Tur
pentine ST. 90 for dip and 81 IS for hard spirits Of
turpcntine, 244 per gallon tar salcs Flour
81 IS to 81 SO. lime 20 to 81 per cask, moasses 224
to % cents per gallon so cents per bushe salt IS
to 30 cents per sack, pork to cents.
FAYErrkv1LLE, January 5. Bacon 81 to Z, cotton
10 to lO4 corn SO to IS, -four 50 SO to "a U.s. lard
to 9, molasses so to IS, coffee (Rio) IL to H. pork
No important change since last week, except
that cotton has advanced and sells readily.
PETERSBURG, January 4. Tobacco, from So so to
81; fine and mild command more A good demand for
Cotton and all prime parcels readily bringing 10
Supply light Corn so cents wheat IS to ST. bacon, hog
round, to u cents.
CHARLEsrox, January S. An active demand for Cot
ton at improving prices Prces to IL cents according
to quality. fair demand for rice at from to 81 cents
per pound. Rio coffee IL to cents and market steady
Moasses at to cents per gallon, with good demand
DR. OseooD's ISD1A CHoLAeocuE. Beware OF
CouSrERrE1rs limitations whether of the Cholagogue
or other valuable medicines hest but miserable
compounds No imitation but will die of itself when it
becomes known. Those who direct their efforts to the
quality and prepare good medicine, willing to have
it rest on it's own merits. But worthless man, can
best impose upon the public by an assumed name. and
the bare fact of wearing borrowed name is evidence
enough that thi is the point of reliance and the
quality of the medicine Be particular to enquire for
Dr. Osgoods India Cholagoguc and purchase of the reg
ular agent, honest druggist and you will not be
disappointed.
For SALE wholesale and retail by WILLIAMS, HAY
WOOD & Co., Raleigh N. G..
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"E authorized to announce DR.. WILLtAN II.
w WHIrEHEAD, (Capt. Of the Northampton Rifle
corps as candidate for Brig General of the STA Brigade
North Carolina Militia. -
Dr..W comes before the people highly recommended
as man of great military prde and we'll suited to fill
the Office; and pledges himself if elected to serve faith
fully, and do all in his power to promote the Military
dignity of the Old North State.
He has every assurance Of getting the entire support
of Northampton, and it is thought will get good vote
throughout the Brigade.
January 9th, 1880. 7s2-tc.
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NOTICE.

NHE Undersigned offers at private sale three tracts
i of Land in Rockingham County, North Carolina :
One fifteen miles from Danville, Va on the road TO Sa-
lem. 1t contains 920 acres of which about 200 are
cleared, and has upon it excellent framed dwelling
house, and large and good outhouses stables blacksmith
shop, icehouse &c. Also great number Of fruit trees
of different kinds The water is good This place is
good stand for Store Physician, and blacksmith shop
The other two tracts two miles from the above on
Wolf Island Creek Both Of them have been cultivated
plantations, and possess the usual improvements and
and 200 in the other good portion of both Of which
is excellent bottom land.
Terms cash credit of one, two and three years or
longer For further particulars apply to the uncrsgn-
ed, living the first aforementioned place. hy let
ter, direct to Rawngsburg, Rockingham County North
Carolina. sak
AIRY ANN WILLIAMSON, Erecutrir
Of r. r. WILLIAMSON, deceased.
December 31st, ls4e. 7e2-6t ID.
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in Florida, 100 troop. have eolkcsed sheis Within
the month Of sepsembsf ass, dssnsd; ;ssf-
;e,t to rive conlidence the inhabitants and pro-
.aote the migration Of the Indians. The Indians
have arranged meeting ia council 70 desosAine on
the subject of migration.
From the proHers Of peace lately made by the Ca
manche nation, and their determination 70 abstain
from farther dePredations upon our ctzens : Z be
eient Gent for any ensfrency likely 70 arise. ..s;
Within the last Spring. arrangements were made
to place Regiment Of mounted men on the route to
Oregon. 6.s I. -
The Secretary recommends the erection Of forti6-
cations for the protection Of our harbors the Pa
cfc. as5-szg l.ees : & ~ 55sss.s.E.1 sS
Between the proclamation Of Peace with Mexico
and the period when the u. S. Revenue laws were
extended over California, large amount was collect
ed by officers Of the army, duties on imPortations
in the several ports Of that Territory, The Seereta-
ry recommends that their acts be affirmed the OFF,
GERS however, being required to account for all sums
collected By them, and such disbursements allowed
necessary and proper for the maintenance oi
the anomalous government of that Territory"
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FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. At the late Annual
Meeting of the Stockholders of the North Carolina
Mutual Insurance Company, held in this City, the
following gentlemen were elected Directors of the
Company for the ensuing year: Dr.. J. o. Watson,
]. B. G.. Roulhac, Richard Smith, John Primrose,
Henry D. Turner, S. w. Whiting, +. H. Selby, Of
Raleigh; Geo. McNeill, Of Fayetteville, Joshua G.
Wright, of Wilmington. James E. Hoyt Of Wash.
ington, James Sloan, Of Greensborough, VIM. Bad
ham, of Edenton, Joshua Boner, of Salem, Joseph
Pool, of E. City, Michael Brown, of Salisbury, Al
exander Mitchell, of Newbem, w. N. H. Smith. Of
Murfieesboro', H. B. Williams, of Charlotte, John
B. Barrett, of Milton, and A. T. Sunny, of Ashevie.
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The LORDS OF THE LOOM, &c. It will be seen from
the following paragraph from the London Punch that
the protectionsts Of England in about as embar
rassed condition as those of the United States: The
proteconists complain of their poverty, and yet they
are feasting all the land. They eat, drink, and
are not merry. Their meetings! are graced with
every delicacy of the season., and, Notwithstanding,
their talk is starvation We cannot understand it
for thing is perfectly clear that in the midst of
all their starvation, they never In want OF dinner
or at loss for guinea to get it,"
The Illinois State Register. in copying the above,
well says; They the same set of miserable beings
in this country. They think the government was in
stuted especially to promote their individual interest,"
at the expense Of all others. They roh, but mis-
erabe miserable because they are not richer, be-
cause they can see present prospect Of increasing
at the hands of Congress the stupendous monopoliea
which have ever been their darling hope and unceas
ing object of pursuit. What objects Of pity they are
at this moment! Seizing members Of Congress by
the button upon the avenue dogging them about the
obbles, galleries. and rotunda running them down
at their lodgings, aud finally compelling them to
surrender 10 Be talked to only champagne and
oysters paid by the pursuer, without even
hint at legislative quid PRO quo. Verify, they
eat, drink and are not merry"