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MINERS
vERMl FUcE
- 10 L.. l5.1 80 - s4ss asA3f--

THIS VERMIFUGE will always expel Worms
in from two five hours after being adminstered II is
also safe in Ito operation, and easily given than
other
WINERS vERMIFUGE has now stood the Lest ofssv-
lions fof similal upesss il + certain to sfpel Worms
shadow Of doubt about It. IT CANNOT FAIL, This
Nay appear strong language but not stronger than
who has e2os u;sd i wiz gse any other when Il OBJ
t@nsd Many hays waited 'sysss wseks when the agent
whyl Became thsy had confidence in Il md knew that it
Thousands Of certificates could BE- pubshed. II Il were
csszy 70 prove the stsf9men, but Jingle trial win
o. sts,sments that could b wittsn. Try it. ). :.
I'm hs% e bs Cuy scis
hfs can y, 3 dsRsSsasd upon Hspe%h PSh III
VA, 81 and 50 Maiden Lane, New York.
u For sale Wholesale and retail by - n z ss',g5
]. WRIGHT b CO. Isl ChaSres street,
kY Sole AGant i0s the South. myi7 tnoyl
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A SURE AND SAFE REMEDY ior, and will
positively culs The Sick Hsadschs, ChiI!s and Fever.
ERA ard Choke Infintam md restore healthy action 70
morphine entering into thsr compound They do not puI
port 70 be remedy os al manner OF diseases that hsh hes
positively cure They will a.o correct all q
The stomach, and navs from tho aches and pains through
the System commonly calle1 rheamstism.
exce!sntnmsdy f. the Gravel. and y a vemlues
Or Worm Medicine, there d none better.
\ a. PrepaBsd oaly BY DR.. is. HANCHRk, 40 FIN lton
street, NewY Nk. few doors from Broadway.
/ For sale. wholesale and retail, By 'fs7sf 80. 49,
ssll ~ llIT1ll 93 g.. d. BEACH, IA Canal street,
~ AGENrs fos Louisiana, Alabama. Missiaippi, Ar
kansas, Te1as and Florida. q fell l}dkW
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r yI,. s.s,v,.,..v assav-. 49, - IA. II. .s~-s
nst1fiun q m sysam-9S naaSar VSSr NJ mn 81
ns!!gn iease n osss9 pssasasa u s(ss1ig. iSss. q
5556 q SY1i5S ~ y xGSGS1s an V53f6iS ~ ifSs
M f tSf3Se ~ - henomS fob1st ~ I'm asry
nd Il ~ e m;dis6lv SDunta - Is ~.
=. Of ns -. = IT,: wv ss % 3 d. Sosn
s15GSs ~ ~ . n ~ $aSS - rvs{sS
n 3sss. s3 ri SsInsSSs ~ sc,Ss'
hsn ~ Ns1t M q !6sls: H., a -,
s. 10 MOTuuposAX sWAnnlHDs EADInD.
IA eai5Sot ~ 1882 ~ - GpaInly p1p1a1eA u
ssissnss y. u. ~ 4. Vie ~ ~
;sssi.s ~ n y n n ss'ssi. - ~
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& ~ ~ vhSsS 'S,ss,cSSood n 4 r ~
~ ssis IT,. ii {33df s5sssS ~ su6isct IN tsscss
vSsoyinS r. issnssfjle Fl ~ SdSva 4, :. 1S1ss
s . % psodncs ssfsSssnt szsi. u ckitks caseci
a 1 IS S: 49,: ssa .:,,
'.'A''-' " my 42e.....a''"
GREAT LE9GINa 10 u()THERg Am CHILDREN.
Z he islSt nd MOI cllscteel msdcins Ia payins
tho 1o N IsSv1s a. sttsndsnt upon chif
birth ~ 3ovsd N s.sSSis kc3k ~ r.n4k~ srd tis
cid pesvSGiS ~ I'd dSss inssscsss I'd snofes IN
food those whe Rve ur1d tlisE Il ndepsusabje Il
vsnts ssa ~ 49, as Hci " rs
cssmDs eWsInr n ~ S ds"n,$ss,cs Esskn, yns
itne pais "a IL SecF ssd Ssts is nsins hsmo,ksss
and q nsllatns Is esliN snd eassiisins d sioul
awsys ' "a. "a IL Se sss "a e - ms
v ~ s:' .. :ss. =, SIa II e. isn s! M
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Val ID ~. s DOCTOR u Pc i-4-u-
x'OsCssSessss's SNs'sn20a1'Sllss
woaDER AND BLKss,n or THR As.s.

THIS EXTRACT Is PUT ur IN QUART BoTTLEs II siI
INES CHEAPER AND rLkAsANTERs AND WAR
RANTkD SUPERIOR TO AMI sOLD-Ir
stf,l S& ouRks WITHOUT VOMITING, PURo.
latina THE PATIENT. i..aa !
great beauty and sgpeioiy 81 this Sansparla eves
ainvigo5ates the body \ i, one Of the ys!y beat r.
SPRlNG AND SUMMER MEDICINES
Ever known; 1t nst only parties the whels system end
the person. but 1t creates new pUve and ROB
!hs ss fhe grand score. 81 4. wonderful suocsss has
Of severe CASES OF disease at least 1900 considered
neerabs has saved the lives OF more than 5000 ChdeE
dunng the two past seasons q - Y ~ = \. 4
10000 GASES Of GHNER Al DEB1LITY AND
n, ro WANi OE MEkvOHs ENERGY sls
70 thSss who have c hsi, muscular sne.s,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-02

-
I'm ~ veil ..,h..d f.. g. years PEI. ,A.. s..
~ 6i. ths ~ q mssrsry iSsoSiueiilS -. evil i
l a A fi n = - ~ pm
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Sssss &c e lsi 6 ne sss': .ss I'D rss
~ bang -. hsshipossaIte - N4eta ehsnssl
ss 10 s. II sssss y wi Sssi sh
- a. 70 ses :sf Is ~ ss.gSsPa
'ssW ss' hescssl rs5Si, - U..cv,.as eoo'oI eeds
ss "a: s',s' os'.-.s,. ON. s - -. al !.
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49, e s, e: ssss ~, srs Z, c shs e.
pssasss 4 IS Slos i ~
q : - y =. &c =
Balls Ssspss n r. n's longer IN que ooavnos dAss
h =, 49,, - !. -
- ..s.t. 9A0eF 81 the ~ o9eu Sasa1llla
- - ~ '.a' 70 ..'''r now 'ess sse nave y.
~, Wnss n: Owsa D.asgi.s I'D Aposhsasv ef ssv~sl
'e'' SPOUT Bai' I sss.,ps,,1. Ma, nm
ssy - s, e. With Msscans a: 4; and az.
s os asy sD 3: y n;
with yssn % bo FL Sn y. no,s ,ss e
= . s.: s,:!:s,. !. a.n,
vs;ss ss%sssy = 'aP.fs o% 'i': M. D.
AAeunnetasn. q
~. ~ 49, Mho sss 'crnS unaes u ason1ang tar
m1Z :. 81 81 In Az wIg !Ss .s
a. have IN 8. :. ~, wis = q g
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sl u: s S. e r 3: s q
Sd S: sesi sss 3. s:s r. e
= beng ~ ~ s SssSd i .''
Unioatewn, union county, Ky. May Ii is7S. : -'
Il FROM Dr. MI m. ~. RR0mtana is-ssi'
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49, MEDICAL DEPOT OF ,5sss :
PATENT MEDICINES.
80 pnvnR a 9. srR n Um N.- n-,..r

Jos. HUFTY would most respectfully inform the
public ssnSsay h. r. hss the Of
sslPOYDRAs sTREET, sna a. dsd ~ a oga.idss
saTpas.qd facilities for Supplying Drusgss and Dealer
senesay with sys aIclsn this line. he soOiss
giym to q lwho may fayOs him with their patronage.
The fol- wing list only conpyiees part Of his extensive
~ reasonab y tssns y any oth~ hoses b tha South:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-02
eng DALI & Y'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
The Original and Only G0nuins.
NO COMPO UND


NO COMPOUND N
Has been discovered that possesses of the qualities
Of this famous remedy Almost daily we hear Of and
heretofore unknown witness dscovssd by its application TO
diseases-us remarkable fact, that many of its e
iscs, known only from accident experiment So deep
has BEEN the science Of Mr.. HENRY DALEY, the nm
ventor 90 admirable the combination OIL i ingredients at
tits found suited 10 relieve almost amen To whs
frame of manis suheot. Let Of the Pc
ouliaT qualities Of this remedy.
Si1M.-IfBROKEN LIMBS, when vet, be well wrapped
up in the Salvs. Inflammation, Swelling Pain can 90
and the bones unite. and become strong with astonishing
rapidity. 81 1a ,tb .i4..lis 3 !it a..li.s5 y
sevsxtA-Wben the Bowels arc painful, or nfamed tls
Extractor. If well rubbed upon them. will afford relief. and
saus even when castor OIL aap and all other
do hamthe system will absorb than Is nsce~ary,o
rsparit II will not conflict wthany medicines that be
aiken internally. -
We have spaos in this publication all the
fseaaes cured by ''7'
DALLRY's PAIN EXTRACTOR.
but We shall suoin few testimonials Of it, value selected
from The thousands in cur poson. IRON all part, Of thf
= - ifa ial PILES. ssoH ai.e
:: ss 6 oa..a ' - e. e q
q osain remedy. and removes at once the pain and
5eIa Williams, il, .:as.a. q Hamilton county and Git,
for about seven year,: during which time have saf
ss %ssa ss %s & st @ b
s F5s SfssSTSSs
The awful complaint; and g nv utter ama.sment
': fs 1
H. rs, 70 s% 70 ;SsuS it make The f;iS f r. IA
GssssssSs;. III month. lss7. % 49, = ans
-
AbfSiPBLAe.
4 os kasieas ths PAIN EXTRACTOR ID invalusbie.
Other r.mediss NAV make the disease disappear for title
ae Sns ~ ans ~ y: ana VIII re- Appear n ne smey
md compjeey rcmSvss the cans 81 liz dsess
thorough cure. u Vs, - --T'S N-.~S
a.. fla, AxBAHY. May 8, 1915, "A ! ekson street.
was nine Year under MEDICAL skl In the cities of New
ns.s sn ssn4sa unoss sne nos En-
bscng Pss deeply pIcestsd with laSss lumps AZ the
81 hm eggs potyudhg. and large bos covered my body
came intoisrabs Nv tongue cracked and IL soof of ms
mouth was covered with ec.s and my chest At the
ia I'll oooi n 's'Ank A'~'' % mai ooio "s's'
In this misay longed for dssth and nsver sxoaoad ".
eovesy, when Mr. Je1sup desired me 10
| TRv nAUJHv,a pAuu rvrup x,v.,u
| s..r--.. - - -, - = -. -.
ssSsf .s T:
nv ne seemed 70 invest Az ssmovs q burning snd
cured my liz Q your u1e .ausb isfe sses
9hs nov Y oos " sv end hays se1 z EYER pSe early
| -, = - - -'AS -1'.' -
ID. .ss.. SALT hHkuM, lHlaT.
This oenihes that DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR
sn u IL % s asssn Of
onoe aeviate and hey were both entirely removed Their
Be- nodoabt but this sdons has al ths that III
sddsd "a AZ L. 1Sss
&c asn ss
\
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aurars JOHN BULLS
FLUID EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA,

THIS invaluable remedy has already carried
hspp9s. . d. hear. q thossands and Z daily giving
the wealth in the mins Of California and The world COM
binsd It. y pat up in fa qsaEt hees. and contain he
any dmlaR psspsIatien made u Amslisa. -
PaJoa-(a % kotle, q ~ botfl0 fos Is. -
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j,slim

NEW AUSIC.-Sone ~ The Robin, with .
=. 'iNss af =. vsSns .iis C.l4y u by DEAf
nss.p e sai Laaa sslse Ssl:dy 20. bs!aii Gers
Bdsht t;lowns LII, doss: n.loay fiom BslliAI.
na enoye ~ ~ ~ NE tavosie eomposs II Enslh Bal
~: 80. S:s,s: kc,:, e., end - = ~ essslo3
w n Hal = eea. New Yosk. and fo1 ~: ~
NEW MUSIC. y" CONN THaoUGa TaE
h.,u k,1s:-W@; hs = soa. New Yotk, have pybsksd
NJ vtncont Wahafs; Il worthy Of the ssputalioe q
'h ;,i AZ o'.po's Tee' he'd Of 2 ....,. !
CHAMPAGNE-75 baskets Heidsict Cham
ngas. piais and qaass rs ts.kess Dinet Psuyre ~
asis . Common s,sss 1 and csas I a,,s,' R..
INSEED OIL-75 barrels Northern Linsee5
-. '. 'o'' ana H N ~ z d JARVIS ! co.
eesM cHsue Mesazss and Common ss /
WINDOW GLASS-l5OO 6oxes Of v.Tiou.
-. b ssss ~ 1q a sIor, * ,s ~
Y - snan Aasssins and Common
Johk-200 bhls. Mess and No. I, f,r sale by
~ Ivy, ARTHUR 4 co. y ~ = New Lsvs
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III ApWAH'D 4BADY RELIBF
u sss.s =. V A.sr:oa 70
II. a =: ~ ,.. ~ -. 9sscsse ys.sssy
..sssa !ss - ~ M ~ Y'.lS -. VAN.
- sss.;'s ~ ~. ' . "a. 8,
IL ~ ss3!s - -: q sSg -
3 IN S IA III ri d S5|ffy Ss'3eS sStSs ~.
!. s. 90 szssssy.s & I1i.ss
g. : 81 L =. psls, -
s; 8 ~ ss = i - 8. 49, & =
3 = 49, Z 49, Pi Sssss e s:9 Y.
!.,.. ..,, q. 6. I.
=: i III ~ = 1lee11selaS, y -
~ 4e411rA ~, tu1stnal eelaedius = 5vsin.
q - sss . g s:a...,s, ia1 na..
~ 49, g. - ,sepsE = - & esscsssins
eAs...sasn .Isssss
5 : q - e Ess ::ssas NJ 4. =
IN = ~, :. = = - ' = l''s
v p 1880 4 : ~ = Il. ............ :
= n! ss a ~ s = ~ - : : :.
Z. g1lo. - 80 ne4se.s ...;ss,,,sa
~ go ~ ~ 60 ]. ~ wse1sis sssthias and
lsasssssl = - 'ssss's = - '' .'
~ " : r. - ssss 1870 -. Y. =.
- go - f:sss,s' 49, ,
se SsaI9s aHl1 6. g. p.isls Is n.ssss.. and
aSw ~ 3: asS:o4rn ]. ' .o.r ~
As . s a. Z. s.. s. I! ~ s4..:
lH!s!il; tss:slsss. Tssss.:. Ss: 'e' q
tkimDasa siS \, ~ = n "a ~. ~ * ~
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Speeds

FEVER TONIC,
with which my o4e1
wifhsut any pastic1lal
tnowiedgs Of msiiuips;
y enabled 70 qpeSa1ypl
the ievers ind1enti6 Z
Southern climate. III
from TWO TO TWENTY
H9%S1 -
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8sssAsss u ~ Csnsssy eeaknslte Lifs surssss 0s
ess IN This Company. bsinE ossa
!
Fs fhAlils asJlnst want and pow.
. AZ s i 20. s::s:;: /. e: ..s s
5; e:s:s 9 !s :: s.ss y.r..
ga % q lsssfss1 sidsa n fiS, = ssi.: q
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& ". s.~. (sbaa En- .Hsss.s.s. gse. c.isen..
eS ~; ;s 60 e: :stu. sf::;:s:n'
s:s.! 3:s. e. s' s:: ~ s;:!::;;::a
Haeass RR a. csssl sssss OF
g: g. ns4ITr. As!say.. q. q. CoHsN, A,sopsy.
.Ss 3 r. az. III; ss ~: a +:
=. AZ Ss, g: ss. s.a, . o :. :.s'
Ws: "a Ss.:si: - 20, %: "a ::
s "a g as1 s s b 81 S 49,: bs.sa. s J;
s: s:s:.s Y 81 "a S:s s e q sro s,ss
~ 4. e. S s s:sn ,ss:: y ~, s
M. ~ s1phgs Y slsut inausanse can he had
y Ss s;.s & 81 f SS"R.sgr ,v,.. 9
~ OU0o hOusus 4. \. to r. y. eH' p
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HOLMES, -
SODA WATER.


n 8. WATERMAN, Gate Holmes e. Co..
IL SODA AND MINGRAL WATER MANUFAC-
furnish his orm Qsstos ard othey retailers with PuRs
Block Tin Cestr pss. a lmpssvsment sbeou1 slusn-
a. 49,, :; proven ey Scssi Of The ds!s,sas
T;6. w. also fqmiahss eodS I'D ni.sn W ater, 6snn.
pexllas etc.. etc.. slas bot Osden fos shipment,
'ssssd without extra charge r. dFayase. Soda Wstss
AppAssens constantly on hand tus sllA = II apl 2e
HOPS-Fresh and just received, for sale BY Z
n js0 P.L MASSEY. cor Camp and Gssavisr s,s
SALT-Tarks Island, los sale 6y
ss~ John ToOLe. = Bank PiAeAN
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sPITTING BLOOD.

Dr.. 7tpnswd-I verify bslisss tSss 1oug ss T.:
has bsen the means. through ProydaneS. Of vne M s
have for several years bad bad cough, It became won
Sht swsst. md Fsaty dshilltatsd and sdaced -
shost s. md thss has wondss6i chsnss bean wfoush
Il ne. An now .h!s to IN ~ oyS ths CITY, fs,.s
that am thankful for thess gesuu Your obd servant,
--ii 5na h1N WV. RypsRLL. 60 Cathayine street.
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sNf CO6TIVRNR66; afas
en-, ooMsTIFATIOn OF The D0WRls
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR

q the sure saSs and mo ceFan remedy this disoase
It will positively give relief in the worst cases. and even aha,
all the old remedies have failed Persons have frequently
oals at Office with aonshmsnt upon their faces stating
that they had used the ointment for other sas upon psr
of their bodies the bows and that oopious
had resulted from IT, Thhrut win always follow athosougf
clubbing Of the Extractor the bowe when they arc COS
iv. Let the experiment be usd. 1t perfectly safe; an
in NO instane ecan the Pain Extractor do HARM
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-02

q e. !:;1 Z. =: !:!s: : 7:
-. !, A.. u. lssc q. nv -
IL ~ Y & &C. sS:s y e r.
"a s:;ss 81. !: ~ 81 = I:
and ssysf Y, 49, plassss. bat 49,.
1AIIsYI SiAaiCAE PAlh ExTsACrcn,
s'1 ,cw s..ssd IS b.I. 81 r.,,,.i 81.
tsoo. 5ns npios 70 saStEns lave ~ ssa md a
ON I g.. 33 a. md sh,ll ). v,,., ..
-. ss Ialls Assas0 q q. 81. wS.s 1esa ssssas
'-'1 i GEff RKbON n. BlpIlcr.
Z n %sssl ~sa =. 'rse
a. o y NT r Eft il6,
Oounteflsits AhoanAll
An otha ihiaay u.nsd PAIN ExrRATOng sssCsvr
tssSein Of DALLEYy. fks woshlsa mm who III tAsn
hops that ey nns nans tbv nay induas he puble
to bsisvs It'd thsf nnzun pe ths virtues ofths snns
srtiolss Buy Of noss buteur authuissd Agent.
"a Attend to tie peculiar marks upon the gsn-
xine.. and o6serps that tbs. ssms, IL DIAL
LEY" BE- wRITTHN WITH a PEN, IN different
coioved lNk, on ths ssvsleps Of each 5or and tAss
meaAer - Np0n it. Ns''7
eosnsnl Dspst fos ths Untsd ssaiss. whsss ali ordss
adsrsssd WI b. promptly sxsnutsd.. -
n. BAILEY q CO..
g ~, 80, AIS DrssarAy. Nee Ysrh.s
OUTHERN DEPOT,
- III CAevtrss stssst. Nse OvIsaHs.
49, ,l Dssism Y The Stat. Of LOUISIANA. Ala.
SEE, and =. Cs u 81. LOUIS. "a he stats q HlB.
souri,. will 3 promptly supplied.
ft1.3 10AH WRl0WE q co..,
~ y .ll--z 0ssssal Asssfs ks~ said JssvStsvs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-02

medicine is daily graphing with disease through the
Western country. restoring blooming health and youthful
vsor the ck and acsd-nay those that are siievousy
tormented Cercates teemins from all directions from
tinSc wesh the very best Of ali rsmsdiss before the
AZ his principal Office. 81 Founh street, and By the Drug.
gi.s generally in the city and couuAry
fesons wishing TO- accept Agency for the sale of
BuPs Sanapssla. will please address JOHN BULL,
- " Fourth street. Louisville, with rsfesences
The principal Agents in NewOfleans for the sale Of
John B1l's ssrsspa!lla. Wholesale and retail. are
s1.1. J.rWRlGHT y CO, at their Patent Medicine 40
Jy6 6m warehouse, ISL Charres street.
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This oerthes that DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR
has been used in family for Salt Rheum of thirteen years.
duration, and for Warts These fierce diseases have been
aevaied and thsy were both entirely removed There
can BE- nodoubt but this Medcns has al the virtues that e
va0n added the very respectable testimonials In its favor
BY others who have used In recurring immediate reiei
do most cueerfuy recommend to the attention ofthe afflicted
he use OF this invaluable saliva ..~..
Buffalo, NJ Y. ROSWELL CklAPIN
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SORE NIPPL 3 Q

The efhcacy Of IN PAIN EXTRACTOR in this disease
ID mmarkabe We know Of nunssous cuIes. and do no,
hsaitats to SAY that ths Ontsn will fail for this Dur
poss Dsosoy prevents o, from asking Certificates from
On this subject The following was pFocused By one OF
Asents: ef
mi. vu, csaify that We have used DALIEYas MA0I.
GAL PAIN EXTRACTOR q remedy for SoGs NippIos,
md ckerfnily to those who may - aioef
With thSt most Distressing complaint, a. mo vsnshe a
'io sl 2 su..X i; 1875. ,MAsk H 66kE.
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- II el) tfz- n u Va Z ~ ;
.s7f4,kASA r fENHltE "a, sisssf .sA6 b a
:ssN ssv. FsSk nv ssAsis aesee 4iss
ID esfs NJ ebI,,.iiz,,z z;5d 81 ~ 4 { " IL
.~s,<s NJ. 8 Ma x sl., = sliltssfS 81 ~
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-03-21

The Southern Press looks upon the election
of HAMILTON FISH to the Senate of the United
States as "portentous proceeding
him with being of the Sc real Free-sol Stripe
and INDUCES in a number of illiberal and I'M
worthy sneers at him, as if he were a political
Free oiler or Abolitionist like Mr.. CHASE OF
Mr. SUMNER.
Mr.. FISH not only never belonged to any
Free-soil organization, but has been always q
WING, has been nominated by WINGS, and
all along voted for and sustained by all the
WINGS in the Legislature of New York
with single exception. HIS personal associa-
tons and sympathies are the most remote from
those of an agitator or demagogue. He will bt
the last man to act from factious or fanatica
inducements; for such is his sedate, tranquil
and well Unbalanced temperament, that such in
ducements can find no lodgment in his breast
He is the personal and political friend of Presi
dent FILLMORE, and will yield firm and cor.
dial support to his Administration.
If the interests of the South suffer from nc
more " fanatical" or aggressive" influences
than are likely to be exercised by HAMILTON
FISH, in his votes and speeches in the Senate
of the United States, we aPprehend that they
will be safe to the end of time.
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THE REPU BLIC
WASHIN GTON:
FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH 81. 1851.

..rbe serics of measures to which have alluded
arc regarded by me n settlement, In principle
and suhstance-a final scttlement-of the danger
Gus and exciting subjects which they embraced
ssBv that adjustment we have been rescued from
the wide and boundless agitation thatsurrounded
us, and have a firm, distinct, and legal GROUND
to rest upon And the occasion, trust, VIII JUS
tifv me IN ExHoRrINo MY coUNrRymxN TO RALLY
{ UPON AND MAINTAIN THAT GROUND as the DcS',
not the only means, of restoring peace and quiet
to the country, and maintaining invioiate inc in
tegrity Of the Union"
PRESIDENT FILLMoRE's MESSAGE
"The Presidents message, at the opening oil the
present session Of Congress, expresses fully and
plainly his own and the unanimous opinion OF all
those associated with him in the Executive admin
istration of the Government, in regard to what
are called the Adjustment Compromise mea-
sures of Last session. That opinion is, that those
measures should be re garded in principle al
a final settlement of the dangerous and exciting
subjects which they embrace; that though they
were not free from imperfections, yet, in theil
mutual dependence and conncxion, they iormce
a system of compromise the most concilatory
and best for the entire country that could be OBJ
tanned from conflicting sectional interest ant
opinions, and that therefore they should be ad
hered to, until time and experience should de
monstrate the necessity of further legislation Il
guard against evasion or abuse. That opinion, D
far as know, remains entirely unchanged, an'
will be acted upon steadily and decisiyely Th
peace of the country requires this; the security o
tho Constitution requires this; and every conside
ration of the public good demands this. If th
Administration cannot stand upon the principles
the message, it does not expect to stand at all
JDAsIEL WEDsrER's Letter to the Union Meeting
nj Westchesfer.
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ELEcrIoNs.-Beow we give list Of the elections
that have been had in the Legislature since Satur-
day noon Senator, benjamin F. Wade, Wing;
auditor, John Woods, Wing; librarian, John Grei-
Wing; president Judge of 9Th circuit, A. G. Brown,
Whig president judge Of 5th circuit, John Pierce,
Whig president judge of Goth circuit, X. S. Hart,
Wing; fund commissioner, Z. N. Sill. Wing su
pcrior court Judge of Cincinnati, George Hoadley,
Free soiler; register of Defiance land Office, ]. C.
Curtis, Wing; receiver of Defiance land Office,
Hamilton Dawson, Wing; supreme court judge,
Rufus p Ranney, Locofoco; major general It'll
division, Isaac A. Mills, Wing major general 10th
division, Robert b. Harlan, Wing.
Three other major generals will be elected this
afternoon.
We regret the defeat OF Mr.. Convcrs for supreme
court Judge, and have something to say about it
hereafter. The Free soers fit to vote for RAN
ney, with which we find no fault. 1t demonstrates
that there was no " bargain in these elections.
Columbus Ohio) Journal, I'm.
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Tn. Bounty Land Law.

The instructions published in another col
umn by the Commissioner of Pensionss APP
proved by the SECRETARY OF THE Int RIoR,
are important to persons interested In the
Bounty Land law.
1t will be seen that, up to this time, about
one hundred thousand applications have been
received for the benefit Of this law; and every
davis mail adds from five hundred to thou
sand to their number. The office is now issu-
inc between one thousand and twelve hundred
week; and it will require more than eighteen
months before the claims now on hand can be
disposed of, or matured into warrants.
All persons interested in the law, or desiring
address their communications directly to the
Commissioner of Pensions.
From the intelligence and business qualifica-
tons which this excellent officer brings to the
discharge of his duties, we are satisfied that
applications will be attended to with all prac-
ticable despatch--but persons interested must
bear in mind that these applications are much
more numerous than was anticipated, and that
the ability to respond to them is limited by the
inadequacy of the clerical force. The business
of the office has been SO arranged and systema-
tized, by the present Commissioner, that every
facility is rendered for its despatch; and we
are confident that the most accommodating
spirit prevails in the office, and most earnest
desire to meet the wishes of all who are in
terested in the important branch of the public
service entrusted to it.