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ONG 10 reach all.LThe celebrated
physicans, Doctors Brothers Qray, have finally
the city ashnyson after having
ysss shs Indiana for the p.ross snx u,ooush
knowlAee botany 4uahcd
~ care IL 70 which human sy subject
promise ali tho hvor with a call mat win, with
quesou, tell them ths eusnpnpts end
toms aad gsanaec ard speedy care The Doctors
sdcinss whoy veeetas and epassd BY tssselves We
copants, matter
thsy may originated how long standing
Sss ssae eaneeg. had ocs from
nvins Ia su s western q hs STATE, o. New
heulty, hsasg d asd svaing hs'n.sves Of ouI
st hsvs SSsa oAsas Deass successfully seaisd u
oce - ccnstpettop piles scrofula
S5pehs mi,. hexd, dfopsy. ~
kidnsys, = 70, he. III .oo. .,, sr
O. I'D sssst, opposite ~ Smithsonian Institution.
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United states Patent Omcc,
OctOhcr Il. lk5I

IN petition of NJ. Sore Of Paris France, praying
patent granted him for improved pehod
preserving oxydation TOR
expiration said paent which takes place tbc seventh
day Of December, A. D. lSJi-- .ss 4sasss NE b
Ii petition heard Patent Office
Saturday. the 9th OF December 1851 u O'Clock, and all
appear and show they have
why said petition ought to be granted.
opposing required file in tho Pact
specifically forth writing
before the day Of hearing All testimony flied BY either party
hearing be taken and transmitted
codancc OF The onice which will be furnished
plication. .4 .s.ts .ps..e =. s.se3 a-5i 49,
gencer Republic Union, Washington, D. c. Couder and En-
Providence Journal providsncc Rhode And Daily Ad
yeusr Boston, Commercial Bulletin, New Or
leans Ptisbug Gazette, Ptburg Pensyv
successive weeks previous 70 the 9th De
TIIO6. EWBANK,
Commissioner Of Patents.
r. s. Editors the abovocapers please copy
Office, paper containing this notice
7-law3w lsf
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WRAPPER and Tanor.-wILLIAM TUCKER, late OF the
IL arm Of Tucker, Penpsyyana avenue between ~ and
prepared rscsive calls from hs numerous
aud public generally having Just opened ye large and
English cloths, canee- md
vsunss nsef with great cafc om ,s most s,snsy,
,noppr houses rblanelpha all OF which VIII
and the reputation OF his establish
sufficient TO all who may honor ln WIN iher
cmropav. stycin which hi viii he execntcd
NJ he ready days 10 show some o he hsnas"m
est st,i.s o offered In dis cf
a~Ot Il
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n nENOyAI.-DtJvAfL = a BROTHER merchant tsior, have
The informing fie1ds and customers
,ha ,hey hnvc and elegant store Just
on ~ and 9th streets one
.ousrc wcs Of They have Just returned Rom New
r,che- eies"rt
.ome OF goods in which they prepared
y " MAKE I" ''''' :" ~ - DUvALL BROTHER s
N y. Wanted, two three 6rstrate coat hands
R~ptl ID Nv kesA
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IN obeancc the direction President Of The United States,
IN, asceraning and settling
ae land claims hereby thsta
session Of their sssd State,
on OF December, ls5 -. Il AZ FL
hands al the city Of Washington this lin day
scptembor 1851. 80, .,r, No.,
HARRY l. THORNTON,
so,s cadap 4 Ccsuustssionsrs.
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The Columbia will between San Francisco and
ports Oregon awaiting the former arrival OF the mails
and from and returning without delay with The
mails passengers from San Francisco
regular pTopees
freight and passengers between Panama and San Fran
cisco. y 4t@E y
The well known steamship Sarah Sands of SEQ burden,
charter the company peculiarly commodous
her cabin arrangements, will be kept running family
boat
win keep up the connexion
Ac capuco and the other Mexican ports.
The will maintained by tho United
S'a'es Mai .'sAmnps srEn ttgG E rEat gggsRtGo3 x
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lie subscrbe thankful with winch nc has been
favored than hccn States, and from fsmaes ho'd
nr highest positions respectfully announces hst
he the fourth OF his service 10 ms ev ts
OF his snperenee1 e- an instructor OF youth
Family Boarding School for the education OF young
an the ornamental hsnchcs required IN an
limited nDuf pupils Of
domestic comfort and thorough nuucnon
thinks nor In isyrr SCHOOLS
family and The school u FrereA
lady e8senfs M Ae Ycfson ?"
pari FL H.t .....x,
Indiana avenue, near City Hal.
dc lB--fod1mifs
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ormerty of ogiens
harr York, oshcc in washington city o
,r for claim. see Congress aud
s ss anrsmi,sd ,ha,may be inu.ied
Reference may be made 70 any OF the
Isse,. pos, paid addressed Smith, wlards
io,cl w,i be duly attended 10.
TO OWNERS OF Land. TcIas.A gentleman in yiIsin,
who good surveyor and wy " Ss seos .son 70 @ o
owner with view TO hrng them INTO
he hs. fsmy and small capital dstous of in
agriculture lie give satisfactory testimonials Of eaPsc
~ y 10 snass him 10 control eop.dehe
land. VINO wSa,a he 1nss q .sn % @
advertiser andse' suitable pon'e' BY .ad,,S ops Es f'S
General .sen, and collector, Richmond, virginia
n ~. UoOE a co.. wholesale and Retail Dealers In
sss'.s moo. and al
Prnnsyivania av.nse, between 7 and sh Streets Washington
DC. OF
n,.sOLUTToN OF Copart.rship The Arm here,ofpe eIis
M pns. s nam, % q .s, ys bsa, bys WIN 3, S s
men Of the accounts Of The hr, the unsettled business
Robert w Dyer, decea'sd'o which %Rass'e nnon
"te'pes""p s GEO. y. DYER.
wA.m-aror. september a. is'o.
Copart n~r.h,p NotieeThe undersigned have formed
under the and firm OF Dye, Meuis ana
wi soa.nss the srnsra suction s"h ~ o % ana p"aYyaus
h.y mos, respectfully continuance Of the
upon and pledge themselves TO d''chss faith
oaly exc,v ,rn.t copdded o IN. eea 49, s.ae
prepared make advances npnn MI con
.g.mss,s and o all sales made by them . -
i j. q. MCGUIRE
w..mserow, sop,emh-s ~, 1850.
sepI P,-du
General Agency at Washington, ID. G.
nv n rARQUHAR. of Harrisburg Pennsyfvsua,
With
60 h~ with Great Britain, and the Flor
IN ea.A Wless ~ .esstt
ovnty Land-wr attend the puchac and sale of bceny
Pssers OMe.The srpcscns for psscss., prccsvra
Ac all vuxtous hTurches
quarterly sow~s pay Of
Nev Orleans nslta, Union, AAvsui-ev,
%Il~ Cincinnati Csxesss,
York Herald and Dctro Hres psra win publish
g. and send their bills 10 this ONCE
with paper. : tu Juno 2iu
rrAPEsTRY VELVET. Tapessry, trw.seis. Pisir
Brnsels three ply, and ingram caroiipgsWe espemy
The houseseeper Of ws.hnFso 0eosesovn Ae
aads envrons We have received mn our
Of all the vArcucs VI sh,h
mostly teen gurhsrd sss ausaor s'es He~ fo a " ~
w sssa that so ,s 70 purchase s.,ps
corseu1sAcA o ~ OF INC nmes among" e caPe
dsalcrs abroad ihsss ssnlas 4 sscrnes M c. a
A., an stse S. !, = a s"sse e ia !" IA
a. "a =! s5s 5e,y, r i9Is s.
TN ess 5k lne sof cursss Asd ss% eovs' W'' ~ "s
nfmes nf&hihe ssa..s- c1scFsrr \ nhpsoN
san hr.,,s IN Al, h,r6. u dsy Goa-,
renr.ylyania avenue, oas door east OF 9th IT.
oct 10 scd3td .sst20~i tsa
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Medical Department Of Georgetown College,
Es Corner Of y srd l2A street,, Huntington, ID. C.
THE Lectures tho first Monday In November
Il I'd continue the latter of march,
"a # II FACULTY.
Noble Young N n Professor Principles and Practice OF Med
cine. .EH E4 II !, i, a.
Charles Liebemnn Professor Of Institutes aed Practice o.
surgery. =.
Women and Children. !. H..st n
Johnscu Eliot n. D.. Prcfrssoro Of ANATOMY ~ p y
Joshua A. Ritclis N. d. Professor OF Institute. o. Ncdone
James AUSTIN D. Professor OF Mniera Medsa and 1hcra-
peutcs.
J. w. u. Lovejoy, NJ. d., Professor sf Chemistry ~. t.l
Samuel w D. Associate Professor and poinonsuao
of Anatomy. Il
Clinic lectures win operations Performed
patients In6rmsy aud Dirpensa attached 10 tbs to
iee~. * ,'.,..-.. -. ......,
with convenient lecture halls ana
rooms and admirably adapted fov medical insuuct"n
. fn N Lectures
MatdcuIaton (paid only once)
DemoutUnfor's
1fsdusuor
pee attended two fall conrs"sin
other colleges
FLoDOARDO HOWARD, NJ, d. Dean
I@ " Corner Of 10Th and streets
0l--lswtNov r F
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Pacific Mail steamship COmpany.-The only Through
Line for California; aud Oregon. -

r~sx> The public informed thai, under tho
XMIxG mnsenieBts Of this company inspected
SElk6kN and approved Wy the Navy
ing the United States mnils, will continue
Panama and san francisco 18th month";
unless detained unavoidable accident will
San Diego and Monterey The following packets belonging
the Pacific Mail Steamship Copany which will be
in Of In ~,
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,,ou Tha, ,cutsye baih residence
an 7a Mwren Rowrdssy rsteew, enutssmtnT leF@
@ ~ eruud No. ~ - toM nntab6,
: now offered spart9ews vita hrecsed
.r,,"wrs r nso ssokc wool and oseOe hcqses with
ssanias and pump Of excen water ~ mo
yafd. agtl4A s.tL -.-.s.. .r.a.
rapidly improving nesborhood ard enjoys IA double sdys"
ssreo and country feridencv ,.-...a
~ fthe usroaHAn4 bs4Adm' Sirfttv "
Improved hoish and ccrvensetses ~ ae:sed
will passe ca AnA esanine cr
rie Unised States Inquire Of H. jo"''of Q" WIS
psruI~vss f. lt-4nfsr4 ~ .t
~ Ocs95 co1w kffA ~a -tf ...5si4qa1s
nasIIIP BARTOR KEY ,~sn assssa 20 any J,SH ~.
u ES ,pft hrf7ynrc& vin befTc essfs ~ ,psr2.
,i nstenA o cans ~
uk~ aNktAS nsp6ssuAests. Once - O suss"
WAsamessp, JsH ~ teAs-af9ih laRA-
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.9tforn~s and Counsellor al La~
WILL prae,o District and in the adjoining
w COUNTIES n Maryland and Virginia -
VIII claims description against s fo'h
mont, IN Of the revolution
on,ee Loaissans avenue, been ~ and S'h street"
Sept l2-eoGm -.--- ~
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I, OWEN & son, TaiIors, yvOuld IespeCt-
H. fully and the public genernliy that
they Of i and
goods ga such cloths, sngs
request their friends and customers will call and
themselves t-.5 ral E. |flg. Il
In returning their liberal share ~ they
have received they having
evis The credit great extent they have de-
terpned in future low for cash
or to prompt customers public favor
Octg-2awm Intel & Telegraph
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'VhiS We" hno~h Tbe central
I ~. hns. s arrangements, and na com"fu and
Il, ,uy,., 4, h found there, combine 10 rpd" eeapc an" "a
vnptareous 4 the traveller. ~. !. :.
ia ,'ns ,e Of John L. Tucker Ic 20 one
~ .,, hmon subscriber pledges his beet ca
,n. 10 maintain rputauon and 70 Fvs 70 ="
cu>torp~rs. f n PAuKYR
posros Sept. Is, 1851. Flo. ~ ..l5 fNtst s.tAH
sept 10 aawam s4.I .IW nl ~ s11 - g4
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Francisco thc rnte Of 4o0 per ton.
Of besis apply the once Of the company and So
south street, al their agency, No. 7 West suee New xA
city. Ass3-dy
Canton nmt,,.x., floor O,ieioss.. C.rus .l.g. sc,
THE receiving, per schooner staiesa,
pieces eIu. heavy white caS,9n ss masas' 81.
90 -. 90 rsdeheesea 4. 90. st la
10 DO - = do fancy do do {e#
do super English oieo,h, IS feet wide 1,.
do Amerean oico. from twelve to eighteen foe,
do iowwiced American oieioth, from three 10 SIX feel
10 do Cocoa ma,inss, for bsscmrp. &C. .stH5 ST #
Aso constantly hand full Of varep OF i'm
ported and American carpetihe, such
Tapestry velvet 'apssuy sm..e "saS S ana - mmofea % @
priced nag hemp and cotton, bot striped and rlad together
article limo fs hossc furnishings which
and fully determined 10 oer terms
.aI AZ is-G - " "'' P.H. HooE \ CO.
nj ATIOaAL MEDICAL COl.LEGE.-rhc lectures in this
IN Institution the first Mosssy of November
and continue until March. .t 81 81, s.. II eaI -
Thomas Miller NJ D., Professor ny Physiology
Riley d. Professor Of Maiena Medica, Theapeu'cs,
Jso Pred May d. Professor Principles and Practice Of
Gaon Tyler, NJ d. Pathology and Practice OF Med
King stone d. Professor Of Mro.eopica and ratho
logical Anatomy.
Jane. n. Morgan, NJ d., Prosector and Demon.trator
The entire for full course Of lectures Wy All The pro
iesaof, - 80
Msriculstns fee payable only once
Grsduai'ns ehpcn.e 10 -. 80. 20
Clinics. Instruction given regularly Z, hs yux WhasS" ,sn"ap
Aus lo--oawsd ##M Eaa. s#E Dean.
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3 ssCpluAblAn College, -. g.
THE months will be opened the l7
September. ssN siA t II
neom, ,iibsay, and furniture ~ 90
Table and SERVANTS per week "
1Charaes students who do moi board faIsnr
-.
Room, library, and furniture 2 W
fssi sscot washing IN cents per dozen. Il EstF
MasculAtion fee N0 and ANAL charge for dnages
The college exclusive OF books asd sonc
Students be admitted
opening the preferable Bills payable three
months advance. fA fsNl 5t 81 rBe4e
opportunity Of attending the OF lee
given BY Of cencs ihc Smith
debates Coness, and
amenn bebre the United States supreme Court which
other college pfescnf 1A III .H
CoLLxag Hit August. 1851. Aug 02~dAcplaw4w
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HE University Of Virginia will
intemisriou
al The 2 OF June The comprises s following schools
and resi- viz; ~
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J. w. MAUkY 4 Co., MAsAoxss.
N --------------- -------
3. $4,000 $4,000 $4,000!
lH VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benent Of Monongaiia Academy,
kn Gnx

10 pc drawn Alexandria, Va Saturday, the eth
1851. ff..4
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no smeuJ. w. BADEN Pennsylvania svssuc, near 6,
street opened small lot OF superior douse barrel
runs OF saicablc siEes unusually low prices . =
Likewise fresh supply Of DIXON sons powder naNs,'e w
an ~
shot pouches and bolts
sprie nd double game bags, dram bottles a.a .t#
English, French, aud American caps #U.t.
oun waddng, powder horns, Ae H. .... m.a#
"a =
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Leaving New York for the l and 10th OF each
month.
steamship III Dorado and the Falcon will form direct line
between New Orleans Chages leaving such periods will
lille detention possbe shmus and forming
with the Pacific steamships through line 10 and from New Orleans
and Mcxico California, and Oregon passn-s from New
Orleans be secured from Armstrong LswAson Co., agents
place. IeH - r r ..sss
The fare for through from New York San Francisco has
been reduced from
StN IN lower cabin 10 aSU
81
The New will be the adopted
by safes ports.
allowed 80 lbs baggage ee
cee ding measurement 10 cubic feet T1n.. Nat
be Chagfcs 10 cents foot and from
Panama % Gan n hc 4i00 per
Of beshs tho once the company "a and 50
South their agency, No. III West sueet New York
city. A1g3-dy
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% ~. HOOE & CO., Wholesals and Retail dealers IN
oil eoths msiunGs curtain maisnais,
sbe.vs b ana .,s furnishing goods senerniy
Pennsyivsnia sv.nse between 7h and s see washington
D.C.
AuI 2o-0
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DRYOH a. DAvIDGE will practise I'm the
Il Court oflue United States. .sll

,u tc resTec ths Pubiic t~t
OF the line Of mail coaches running
fom Winchester, by tbs Of Leesbug He
win good good hones~i have ~ his employment
need skfa and accommodating drven Tho
rim will away. pains viii be
len and every accommodation CONVENIENCE
and comfort o those who him tht psuonAge The
public respectfully socitcd once afotomac
"ou''' '""''''' lanes ii. KEMP.
Aus Idly Ir.V@#l &
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ITINCINIA IOCOMOtIvr and Car WOfhs, W WOIht
and river Potomac, Aiersndra, vrrns-smih Perkins,
and es1es, maii"s
boer, chilled w'ees and aaos
patent chilled wrought spre, machinery and casnngs gen
oraIy.
the undcxncd having extensive shops and pro-
cured the most prepared
machinery o all kinds,
'''"N'f'"' ~ - n q. SMITH,
Ha" Late Of Aexandria Iroa Works.
THATCHER PERKINS,
Late Maacr Of Machinery Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Aug20-dty n s~. 4uea
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a sgA unsverstsy Maryland. ~ -
THE Wca.csday i5sl Asy of or'o
i her, 1861, Ist March. I&s2. ta s4rsg fs
Nstbsn X. smith, NJ n, Surgery.
vlnsam v. A. Alksr, N. ~ Cws~a~ry snA Pharussrys
Samuel Chew Therapsuncs hateria MeAcA and Hygiene
Joseph Roby, NJ. ~, Anatomy and PhysioioSy.
william Power NJ D., Theovy anA Practics ~ hsdrne s
Bsh~s Thomas, ~ Midwifery and Dsesseso Of wonen an"
osssrs W MnsssA-ss.r,M NJ p., Pathological Ans~my.
s sp fos us prosecution Of practical an
C,rs v1susSs uv sissss = row
c IN i've sAy with tho privilege Of daily visits TO it,
svsrds without charse Ia The student fhr the ticket .
V~es ~ 115 scicai tioi masric
citation, 4s; graduation $40 ,.,,,,,.. .8a.,x.ws,.u..
n I.~s~Svs Ar~st d MSg. Es - ASs 5-Qsw5fe.
CF1OrMAI{KflF GQOfs on hand, ssrst rsceiv
3 - A impdrs6on al kwds Of shcc soa and trim
udnss. al. uaA. 4 =. !. - ~ n. 80. a~.,
7.f t.9f JOHNS 4 PAYNE. E
IL - y rnpoftsvs and deuiersin shccmaksrs' eeods
Ye ovssa~ of Fssth and Arch sEees ehssdsphia
July sJYs4srL -l.-lA z41sl- --.aaAa =. :.
q EMOv n DE FIELDING 4 wYLtE have rcscved thsi
0.s.~n A.urx aAdy.Aw sevsssh se~esA
ana srsss eeess Fellows , aad two Aesss from us
National JassntEao~ s6cs- ai1rIsb iasici ga tsBfs
Hs-..iU -. "A -s1,w,v, -S.1twv Il
Tsu swfrslsATsONAY. MAcAx xrxE - Ns~swh<r
Js., eers,veI Nv -T9bNi5 1Eo 81 TAYLOR 4 MAURvs
Oct 20 NsftnaEA tissossessn' eeeS IN 'Ho'>'
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a voice, and the tumult that new arose was
like the bowling Of the storm.
TO arms! to arms! all who are menP was
shouted on every side, and the people throng-
ed through the streets and lanes of the city.
TO arms! to armsr was reechoed from
house to house, and in an hours time ten
thousand furious men stood armed and e.
quipped, ready to set out forSt. Thomas.
Then there got abroad stIlen apprehen-
sion, speedily followed by alferce resolve.
Some one CHANGED to say: % =
But what if, when we march away, the
Raitzen rise up and murder our children?'
The word passed from mouth to mouth.
They shall diep exclaimed many voices
Let them perish as our brother. perished al
St. Thomas! They must dieP
And with terrible ferocity, tn. people tur.
ned against their own city, and like noun.
tain torrent, overpowering allrstraint pour.
ed into their neighbors' dwellings,, and slew
I the Raitzen to the very last man.
This occurred on the sixth day after tn,
determination of the Mayors from st
! Thomas " ~ TtA- a-ei --n -hta@aFf Z
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-05-28
THE Rl5|,AllT.ZAN. !! !. |
A Thrilling Hungarian Incident.

It was.a dark night in the town Of St.
Thomass Not astar was visible. Well Il
was thatthe heavens saw not what occurred
on earth.
I. Men who had grown grey togetheKiri love
and friendship, dwelling in the same street.
under the same roof, who were bound to
each other by ties of blood and kindred, Of
gratitude and duty, who were wont to share
each others Joys and griefs, began upon a
sudden, as if frantic with Internal inspiration
toplot each others determination, and fill
their souls with bloody hatred against those
who no never wronged them. .5s.. IN,
8g Itwas st. Eustace's day. The Rattan
assembled in the church to worship God, as
they said. But no words of God were there;
nor solemn organ notes; while voices an
nounced approaching horrors, and the saint
ed roof resounded with strains ominous of
strife. @a H W \
The towns people were tranquil Those
amongst them who noticed that their neigh
boris windows were lighted up, and who saw
gloomy faces hurrying to the church, said
to themselves:
To-day the Rattan hold high festival
and thought no more oft but went to bed.
Towards midnight the alarm sounded, the
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-05-28
A New Movement---Virginia for
Fillmore.

The Wings of Virginia have published q
a long Address to the people, and are organ
|izing the Wing party for the next Presiden.
tial campaign.
They plant themselves alongside of Presi
dent Fillmore. We extract the following:
AS Wings, we congratulate our party and
the country on the entire fulfilment Of the
Wing assurances during the last Presiden-
tial canvass, that Mr. Fillmore would prove
Sound on the questions that effect southern
safety. Of course we may equally congrat-
ulate them on the Justification of the iniuri
Gus predictions and accusations SO boldly
and indiscrimnately made against him by
his adversaries. His patriotic performance
of his high duties, his wise, right, and firm
conduct under every difficulty, have vindi-
Gated our faith in him, and endeared him to
all good citizens. In his hands the Fugitive
Slave law will be faithfully executed, and all
combinations and associations, from whatever
causes proceeding to defeatit, will be disap-
pointed of their purpose. We rejoice to be-
lieve that, in this suspicious result, the eff
,cacy of our Federal Government to accom-
'plish the purposes Of justice, enforce obedi-
ence to its authority, and in all things fulfil
the expectation ofits founders, will be dem.
onstrated in manner that cannot fail moro
strongly to cement the bonds of the Union
and convince its enemies of the utter futility
Of all attempts to accomplish its dissolution
MFR. Fillmore, the Wings Of Virginia inform
us, is carrying out the assurances made da.
ring Ae last yPesidentia c0a0asstH Com.
pare these assurances with those made in
Ohio at the same canvass, and you have ex-
posed as pretty Q set of political rascals as
ever deceived and humbuggcd an honest
people. The day Of retribution is however
close at hand. .-- Ohio Stqtesmaa. tea i
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oman.
BY WILLIAM LEGGET.

atNEsH .tr..i ~-----
No star in yonder sky that shines
" Can light like womans eye impart;
The earth holds not in all its mines
A gem SO rich as woman's heart.
! Her voice is like the music sweet
.'s Poured out from airy harp alone;
Like that, when storms more loudly beat
1t yields clearer richer tone.
And woman's loves a holy light,
That brighter, brighter burns for aye;
Years cannot dim its radiance bright,
sa Nor even falsehood quench its rays:
It's likethe Star of Bethlehem
OF old to Israel's shepherds given,
It marshals, with its steady flame,
.s The erring soul Of man to Heaven.
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Popping the Question.

Mary, don't like your sg~s
La John, reckon so,
But don't you know II, Maryg Donf
you think I'd tear the eyes out Of any tosa.ga
cat that dares to-look at you for secoRdSsf II
4 'spect you would 4ssa
We'll, the fact Of it's, Mary, -.
'Oh, now don't John, you're too sudden.
And, Mary Iwant you to - q ss'1
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Bat itmust Ne done ncimmcdiately y--I waatsa
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4 want you tonight to get,
What 50 sopns Oh, nozrdnpossihle lM
Fatherand mother would beanQTY with mes
Y How be mad for doing me snch 4 e.
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But there is some mistalIe for All m want
ID have you todo il u psssstr tray ffagssrsf
j Mary could hear no more, She threw "a Il
her arms, and screaming hystencaliys fsiassa Y,
away sas dead as q hog.
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