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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-23

ID. e. DUNLAP.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Burlington, Iowa. Of
"A flee in the brick building the corner of Third
and Washington streets, same as Clerks Office Of
Supreme Court and directly above the Office of the
clerk of the District Court.
Ea=Soders' claims rejected at the Department
at Washington City, attended to, and if not sue
cessful, no charges will be made (Dec S, Soy
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Emery House.

49, kEOkuk.-The undersigned take pleasure
MI! in informing his friends and the travelling pub
-sA<A lie that he has just opened his NEW HOTEL
on the corner Of Johnson and First streets where
he is prepared to receive and accommodate all " 10
may favor him with their patronage in style that
he iatters himself will give entire satisfaction.
An excellent stable is attached to the Hotel.
Baggage taken to and from the Hotel free of charge
Kcokuk, sept 10. iSi9-tf A. EMERY, Pr oprietor
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Eagle Hotel.

49,. FORT MADISON. IOWA, TRAVELLERS say
ExT this Hotel is In every respect eqnaI my the
Xii western country. The Proprietor, w C. STRIPE
OF the Madison House,) respectfully soiicis
the patronage of Travellers, andis
Determined TO deserpc II,
Fort Madison, iowa, ApriI 90, Is49-Gm W. g
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Certificates and Tsxtimrufutw

Mt htteshoauH-sIF: this is To certify tkaft~u.
Ing your most valuable Rene Dir frr Of nv 80
was cured Of cholera. When the rhfta rs -
ed, ! sent Tor physician. fIf Harsem4 wtn -.
co some Tour days, in which time the rhIta =
worse. Al the end of four days he thtrvtt = -
niece ssary TO attend any longer gas il W.T.
was mo help. by The Recommendation ~ NJ ~.
Thought would try your Linimthf, wLlfh III
with your inflammation Pow dofs. | nm karnx 4.
state 10 the world, that from the first use of II =
chId commenced nssEdIrE aud b. 6 f@yx uae -
] wall still further certify that i'm about nrr -
after my eldest son was also taken ifh thr ttrt.
10, and ty using only one bottle ~ fcHt taauSas.
remedy, he was entirely rrGtcv ed. ty srrltir- -
terna! and EXTERNAL used "a bottle i'm Two Aaur.
still further state that my sisttr-fR.tsw -. ~
tackled with the same disease, and hr the -. -
your Remedy she was restored Tn health
little moIe TO sGd TO the wonderful rures ranu
medicine has performed. DIR Saline was af..sk.a
by choleI 4, when first zane to him fepna -,
cF1mred very much and cold Sw eat sFs1airv n =
yer him. | commenced giving him doses III haIr.
tea cup FULL every ten or fifteen Minutes until -
ing one bottle, and by that time. -nt him i'm watr
persIlratton. and III short time as allie I'm In 49,
And dn hereby certify to The world that ~ -.
ing your Internal and External Remedy f -.
found il to be the best family medicine have -.
eF used. A kFfSn
Icerti!y that Mr. A. KriSo appeared btf.rs ~.
this It'll day Of August, $780, made oath that the
above statement OF facts are true. Subscribed IA.
same In my presence. Icns CRAr,LP
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-23

Mr. Kriechhaum-sir: II is with much pleasure
that am enabled TO certify to tbe entire success.
with which have used your Internal and External
Remedy In the case Of my son three years old. Nh
has been afflicted with a diarrhea for nearly t1s
years, and been everaltimss reduced NO iow am
be unable to walk, or even to sH mn. I have
plnyea several ply sicianx, and think have sp%ss
sum of not less than hundred dollars for r.
vice and medicine during that time. have ussA
about nne-half bottle of your Remety in two ~vsks
and i, has been two weeks since he tack arr. srs
he is now, to all appearance perfectly well.
Burlington, Jan. 7, 1850 EDWARD Jry
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l.. ID. stockton.

4 TTORNEY and Counsellor 1T LAW, Buriinq-
n ton, Iora. TF-Otfce-corner of Sd and Wash
ington streets, formerly occupied by Drs Houghtun
and Dro0kbank. Iaur $40
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DOOrS and SHOES: 1875 cases boots and shoes
Ocomprising general assortment, ana of very
superior quality just received from Boston and for
sale cheap by (oct 10y w F CooLDAvGH II
M ACCARON1, an excellent article for food for
vi these sickly times, just received, for sale BY
july II, 1850 f F. GAY
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Have Your Life Insured.
THE undersigned having been appointed Agent
for the Phoenix Life Insurance Company Of 81
Louis,is now prepared to receive proposals from
auch may wish to Insure their own lives or the
lives of others. Authorization gratis.
T3-Ofice over the store Of D. NJ. Ewing 4 Co.,
Jefferson street, Burlington. w. d. EWING,
july l9, lsi9-tf Agent.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-23

|1IRCULAR SAWS.-R. Hoe h Co.'S celebrated
~ farty-eight inch circular saws, for sale at man.
ueacturers' prices, and warranted perfect by
oct 10, $50 w + CooLpAuGH 4 CO
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PURELY VEGETABLE.

And are such roots and barks onndtough chiefly
'recting certain pasn their general tendency
eucc the mos. cleansing and heating effects. Ir IL Mros-
siaLE to Diseases Dropses Kidney Complaint.
&c. draw Oft Watery Hunors from the Blood corrupt
and irritating secretons of diseased organs from the BODY
without the thorough OPERATION KIDNEYS, rs
canse.l by this Medicine No extract even pre-
tends to thus effect In fact this operation for which
il is particularly compounded. differs from all other
PREPARATIONS and makes it the best compound exseace
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-23

ITO 2inches-socket, corner. framing and turning
Chisels and Gouges, in great variety, for sale by
DOT 81 GRIFFIrHS & co
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d ESPECTFULLY offers his profession servl-
l Ccs to the citizens of Burlington and vicinity
Office. on Jefferson street. over the store OF Scott
Whltehead& CO., where he may be found at all hour
unless profes siona,lY engaged. sent 20. 40
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Mr. hriechbaum-Sir.I am mur indebted I'm rom
and your Remedy, for the benefits which my wife
has received from using 1T. She his been trnnh-
led with two very bad diseases for some time. Nm
the first place she has had the Salt Rheum or Tst-
ter, for some three years. Part Of that time she
was obliged tn keep her bed She has been doc
tored by various doctors. but was NIL nj mn hsr-
Eft But am glad to state tn the world that NV us-
ing your valuable Internal and External RemedT.
she restored 10 health lin d shert time ard Nv
only using twoinirds Of bottle.
In the second place, she has been troubled Win
Hemorrhage ,tfoodinr,} fnr some SIN moEths. Ire-
ing this time she applied tn several ply
il was Of NO avail. On icing recommended To- try
your medicine. did and am happy to ssate INT
she Immediately restored TO ner usual heath,
and has not been since troubled with that disease
Burlington, Jan. s, 1850 A. GRAVES
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-23

(NLASSW Bar Decanters; Molasses Can,;
~ Glass preserve Dishes; so dog. assorted Tum-
blcrs. just received and for sale cheaphy
oct 10, 80 G. LAUMAN BRo
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J. W.NEWMAN. WIN.
Newman Il Graft

TTORNEYS and Councillors at Law, Jefferson
~ street, Burlington Iowa. T5-Particular at
teiton given to the collection of claims, convey
ancing and all other bu sness inruste to our care.
Refer to Ex-Gov. James Clarke, DR. T.. Lowe,
VIM. b. Ewing II. H. Gritiiths, of this city.
burlington Julv t. S5O-6m.
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ia
I SED for NervHus diseases, Night sAsatsft
I termittent Fevers. ctilIs and FsFefs -
standing, when the patient has become Fffl -
reduced.-Also. forlineer1re diseases, AFTER Ss@s
reduced down ty sudden attacks. ~~.
The proprietor will insure this medicine
torn all that is claimed for ill., III reahHe@-
T5@Directious sill he given IN ramFhIet 81 Is.
r5-Manufactured only Try j. G.. kFlfs 800.
llngton, Iowa; to whom orders may nc 7@@'
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-23

ID BLANKETS: 80 pairs assorted Colors superior
- Mackinaw blankets, for coats, 30 pairs white
bed blankets, and large stock of horse and saddle
blankets, for sale by (oclo) G-RRETr Il COOPER
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-23

4 TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law. OSkaicosa
Iowa, Will punctually attend to any business
entrusted to his care in the supreme and inferior
Courts ofthe State, and give his prompt attention
to the securing and collection Of claims. OrrIcr
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-23
DISEASES OF THE BLOOD.

VIII find this the best Alternative. ana ceansn.
Medicine. far before other iarigorattnc effect II
has worked the greatsst of Diseases Of the Kfneps
and Urinary Organs Disorders Of Stomach aud Bonei
Consumption. Cos"hs, Diseases Of TIE Lungs Dropss
Grarel. Female Complaints. Lirer ComptaiRis Ferer.
RR,aas Diseases. Excellent for General Deb,iiv and
Decline.
GER PAMPHLET. Prcpar.' bv mr. II. B. Mycr
All orders addressed buffalo, N. Y.
u For sale nv
s. l.. Eurnap, Burlington. wholesale agent for the
State. Also, by b. F. Roe. augusta.
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rlington Dec. %, 1850
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PEOPLES, STORE

8OYD'S BARBER SHOP.
HIRAM BOYD, barber, respectfully informs his
IL old customers, and the public generally, that
he has resumed business in the room under the
harriet House, where he will be happy to waitupon
al who may favor him with a call. sent. s.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-23
A. ID. Green.

TTORNEY AND CgUEsELLoR AT LAW. Bur
~ iingfcn. lotrn. Office on Main street.
DRS MCKINNEY E:CHELEOTH.
HFFEH their profe ssional services to the citi
~ Gems Of Burlington and the surrounding coun
try. Particular attention paid To chronic com
plants and diseases of women and children.
5"Oiiice. one door west OF the Barrett House
Jefferson street. fDec 10, 1850
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-23

DUMPS: Patent Revolving spout. eli pumps.
with wooden or lead pipe, anylength, for sale by
jnly 4. so JOHN G FOOTE
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-23
DR. l.. EhYnaann.

4 TTORNEf AT LAW. Burlington, Iowa. Of
y ce,corner of Third and " shington SITS. fe 30
j. ". fS:srs0W
OFFERS his services to the public as a General
Collecting Agent and hopes by strict attention
ronage. Jan II. 1850
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Poaneroy. nurkcc Il co

w HOLESALE Dealers in Foreign and Domes-
W tic DRY GOODS, li6 Main street ST Lonis.
GEORGE PoNERoY, New York. DWIGHT DUR
KEE, WIN II. BENTON, JR., st Louis. (apr 1880 GIN
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-23

1DAINrED BUCKETS: 80 doz. Painted buckets;
] 10 doz vanished do; 20 nests Tubs for sale by
oct II, 80 J G LAuN.N X Rpo
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Browning 4 TracV.

browning ~ Tracy.
4 TTORNEYS and Counsellors ut Law and Soil
- citors in Chancery, Burlington, Iowa. WILL
attend promptly to the location OF Land Warrants,
Land Agencies, collection of debts, &c. tnov 1880
Thomas Hedge.
DEALER in Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots and
II Shoes anu Produce, &C., Jefferson street, Bur
lingtOn, Iowa, foct 81. 1850
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-23

MEMS WEAR.
NLOTHS: large assortment of black and fancy
~ colors, som, very cheaE doe skins nd cassi-
mcres, plain andfincy satinetts large assortment
all grades, Tweeds and Ky Jeans Of variops cnl
ors and grades, just received and for sale bv
OCT ). go G. LAuMSN mo
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-23
PURIFIES AND DRIVES OUT

All impure and gross hamors not only by working directly
on the blood. but by restoring each organ healthy v.o
and tally increasing the action Of those which draw
from the body and asngy remove all impure diseased
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-23

CtUGAR: 10 hhds N. o. sugar; IS bbs clarified do
- 10 bbls loaf and crushed DO; just reed and for
sale by (nct -, 800 &c LAUMAN& BRo
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ARD OIL: just reccis ed aud for sale hy
IL june l3, 80 81 DURNAp, Druggist
I FAD PIPE: For well or Cistern Pumps for sale
Thy Gniy 1, SOY JOHN FOOTE
TOBACCO: a tine assortment for sale whole sale
l and retaslby (sep 90, 500 L BURNAp
ookING CLASSES: fun assortment all Sizes,
II for sale by (oc 10Y VIZ CooLB,uGu l. co
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-23

EATHER.-l lbs Sole Leather, chesnu
IL bark tan, for sale low
aug $50 RCaRNsTpnSc $50
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-06
For the Lewisburg Chronicle.
To the True WhigS of old Union.

After our utter defeat in l643, we we're
united in The next campaigns, presenting
an unbroken and lnvincibe front. Permit
some Of your number who never swerved,
to remember that example, and now resolve
TO exhort every member OF the party to
unite in choosing sound. sensible Dele.
gates, who shall select Candidates on whom
we can all unite. Do so, and we shall
carry every man on nomination, and do
cluch toward carrying our State Ticket.
But if we do not unie-if We allow old
jealousies and quarrels 10 intrude. distract
and divide US. we may lose all we wish to
carry, and help 10 defeat our excellent
Governor and Canal Commissioner, just as
our foolish quarrel las, fall lost US the Con-
gresham. "a word 10 the wise is sufli
cient." As the Iamenied TAYLOR told bis
men on the eve Of battle" Ii We all pull
together, We cannot be defeated"
MANY WHIGs.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-06
California News.

New ORLEANS. August 1.-The steam.
ship Alabama has arrived al this port from
Vera Cruz, with California news, received
via Mexico, to July lst. two weeks la'e'
than previous advices.
E> this arrival we have the news thai
on the 22d Of June, just seven weeks alte'
the terrible conaagration OF May, San
Francisco suffered froma similar calamity.
The whole Of the blocks bounded by
Montgomery. Dupont, Washington and
Merchant streets, are now hemp Of ruins.
The property destroyed covered three
squares, and the loss is estimated at son'e'
thing over one million Of dollars.
The fire was the work Of iucendiaries.
who have been arrested by the Vig,Iant
Committee. Their fate may easily be
surmised.
Many lives are said to have been lost BY
this terrible FIRE. which coming so closely
on the heels Of tina, from which the city had
not vet recovered. inflic,s severe blow on
the prosperity OF the inhabitants.
Lynch law continues TO prevail.
The agricultural prospects in California
are favorable.
The reports from the mines are con-
ficting. but generally they are favorable
The quar,z diggings yield well.
The Indian troubles continue.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-06
Nems & Notions.

Last week poor woman named Cudie,
who resided in Stirling, wos Bit by cat,
which had entered her premises. and hich
she was endcavoring to eject. The wound.
which was small, fesIered, modification
followed, and in few days the occurrence
resulted in her death.
Governor Johnston addressed meeting
Of the Wings OF jefferson county, at
Brookvlle. on Tuesday last. fle will be
at Erie. and address the Wings of that
county, on Saturday next. We learn that
he conlemplates spending the greater part
OF this month canvassing the western and
north western counties.
A London paper gives late advices from
the Island Of Grand Canary. which state,
that out Of population of 5000, which
the Island contains, at least 1000 have
perished Of cholera.
On Monday. the l4ih ult., Peter H.
Hush, Of Union township, Centre county,
commenced at six o'clock in the morning
and Graded one hundred and twenty eight
dozen large bindD wheat, and helped to
shock it up before sunset.
The Native American State Convention
assembled at Harrisburg on the 23d uli..
and after some trouble iL organizing,
passed resolutions that it is inexpedlent to
make any nominations for State Officers at
the present time.
REMovAL.-The Washington Telegraph
learns that Robert J. Mills has been re-
moved from the position Of architect and
superintendent ol lhe Patent Office Build
ing, and that Thos. U. Waller, architect
for the extension Of the Capitol, has been
assigned to that place also. The salary is
81 500 per year.
An immense Saw-Fish was lately caugh,
al Cape May. liz weight was 1905 pounds.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-06

The Steamer Atlantic, Captain West,
arrived at New York, Sd inst. at 6 A. NJ.
She left Liverpool on the 23d Of July, at
three o'clock, P. NJ. and has therefore
made the passage in ten days and fifteen
hours. The news is of no great import
ance, either in a political or commercial
point of view, except the revision.
The debate on the revision Of the French
Constitution was brought to a close IN The
Legislative Assembly on Saturday on a
devlsion the numbers appeared, for the re-
vision 446, agains, it 27s The majority
however, not amounting 20 three-lourths
of the number Of voies, the question was
declared 10 be rejected.
There was no diminu,ion in the number
OF visters to the Great Exhibition. The
total number Of visi,ers on Monday, the
2lst. was 60,l6l, the nett receipts for
which amounted to 43 236.
Cotton is depressed and prices have de.
clined
Flour and wheat are quiet and prices a
fraction lower. Corn is firmer and rather
active.
The demand for provisions is steady and
prices unchanged. Tallow has improved.
Sugar and tea are tending downward.
The demand for coffee is confined 10 the
retail trade aud prices are unaItered.
The House Of Commons. by a vote OF
lls TO II. has refused To allow Solomons,
the Jewish member from Greenwich, TO
take his seat.
The Papal aggression bill has passed its
second reading IN the House Of Lords by
a majority Of 227.
John O'Connell has resigned the seat
from Limerick 10 make way for the Ear
Of Arundel.
The fax market is beginning to be anx.
ious in consequence Of reports that the
Russian flax crop is deficient this year.
HALIFAX, Aug. 4. The steamboat
Europa has arrived, bringing Liverpool
dates to the 26th ult
Accounts from France represent the
country as tranquil. The Ministry has
rendered their designations, but the Presi-
dent refused to accept them.
A number of gentlemen, with Lord Ash
burton at their head, have formed an asso-
citation for establishing uniform rate of
postage to all parts of the world.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-06
The Bradford County Disaster.

The Wilkesbarre Advocate, of Wednes
day last, contains the following additiona
particulars Of the late fire in Bradford
county.
We record, with feeling of sadness, one
of the most painful and hcart-rending ca
tastrophes that has occurred in Northern
Pennsylvania since our earliest recollec
tion. On Saturday night last, about Il
o'clock, the house of Esq. Stafford, OF
Wyalusing, Bradford Co, was destroyed
by fire, and four men, residents of this Vi
entity, were consumed. They were, Mr..
Henry Fisher, aged about so years, and
Abraham Fisher, his son, aged about %
years, residents of South Wilkesbarre !;
Thomas Flanag chan, aged % years, a resi-
dent of Plymouth and man by the
name of Goldsmith, whose home, we be-
icrc, was in tlis borough. Mr.. Fisher
was contractor on the North Branch
Canal, and occupied as an Office a room in
Mr. Stalford's house, and room directly
over the Office as sleeping room. In the
upper room the deceased persons and a
Mr. Coolbsugh were asleep, when the
house took FIRE Mr.. Coolbaugh alone, of
the FIVE persons, escaped. He says he was
awakened by hearing young Fisher ex-
claim, ave are burning up He at
tempted to get out by going down stairs,
and was repulsed by the flames in the
room below He made second attempt,
when he fell and broke his wrist, and, re-
treating again to the chamber, he found
his way out through a window. The
others awoke and attempted to get out, as
was evident from the location of their re-
mains, AID one of them having been heard
to cry out for some one to open the door
Mr.. Fisher has left wife and children
We know not whether the others had fam.
lilies
Mr.. Stafford and family were asleep in
other parts of the house, and all providen-
TALLY escaped from the flames, saving
however, we understand, nothing Of the
household goods, except single bed.
Mr.. Fisher,we understand, had received
an estimate the day before, and on Satur.
day had paid off such of his hands as would
take their pay. 1t is supposed he had in
his Office several hundred dollars, which
together with books and papers connected
with his business there, were all burnt.
Attached to the house was large shan.
tee in which the hands were asleep, all Of
whom made a providential escape. The
shantee was entirely consumed.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-06

Mr.. EDITOR: As Mr.. JAMES MooRE, Jr.,
near your place, has been brought out and
is spoken very lavorably OF throughout the
whole three Counties Of this Senatorial Dis
tric,, and will without much doubt be taken
up on the Whig Ticket TO be elected as our
next State Senator from this District;
ihinx it no more than right 10 bring TO mind
TO the Wings of Union, Junia,a and Miffln
Counties, composing said District.) and
TO the people in general, what the New
York Tribune some years ago did publish
in reference to SAID worthy man and friend
OF the cause of his country:
From the New York Tribune Nov ls4s.
"VorISe. DUTr.-Gen.W Washington always
voted, let what would come. On one occasion,
the rain fell copiously that it was a common
remark that even Washington himself would not
ride his firelre miles, that day, to vote. But pre-
cisely at 2 o'clock he arrived, his horses smoking
with rain. A friend remarked to the General,
I'VE were afraid this bois,erous weather would
have prevented your attendance, General" The
significant reply was, d" did .you erer knOw George
Washington TO neglect his duty 2"
"ANorHER ExAMPLE.-Mr. Moore, q Wing
Contractor on the Harlem Railroad, left his work
last month. and returned TO his residence in Union
County, Pennsylvania, three hundred miles oG,
10 vote the Whig ticket. With the aid Of such
voters. Whig Governor was elected by 3O2
majority, and Wing Congressman by some SO
to 100. He has just set off again to help give
US Whg President and Vice President Oh,
that every Whig would manifest such energy
and faithfuness!''
Thus far the New York Tribune of
ls4s, aud we ought to remember this in
the selection Of men for our Ticket.
IRuE WHIG