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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-28
'MATRIMoNIAL.

MI ATRIM0NT MADE EASY, OR now TO WIN
~ Professor Lawton Of London, having arrived
IN boon will send 70 any address, receipt Of one dollar
win the devoted affections Of the opposite The process
simple but % captivating that all be married, ire
scective Of age spresrsnoe or position and ssl though
.osleas can be ARRANGED with sueh and delicssy that
detection impossible Address ProfeeE La wtcn cston,
Ess N letter taken fsep The Pest oes usisss Ne post
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PUBLICATIONS.

MARRIAGE ALNsNAC-JUsT RECEIVED FROM
h London This work possessing the deepest interest
for ladies who se married about being by the purchase
on which great deal Of pain trouble and expense may
done away with. Sold in wrappers so cents sent by
sCuLoss 4 CO., lc2 Nassau street.
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AND WARRANTS BOUGHT OR LOCATED l. yr,
fully selected lands by washhgrne 4 wecsms T,nsrsi
isns. located By themselves. ns..rs Rosssr q yes, for
20 William street. NY, viii purchase Lar IN
Woodnsn Counsellor at-law, ~ willis ssrswn eo.Vo
others entitled thereto. go, tes sc7s'sr~s 70
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RYaUABERrh KENNY ,AycTloNEEss- ELEGANT

ID Rosewood. Mahogany. Walnut, and Enansed Fur
niture, in their sales l72
street, Museum Buildinssl Brooklyn BY :stalosue;
splendid assortment Of carved rosewood mahogany and
walnut Paror and Chamber Furniture embracing almost
desirable article useful household
poses including parlor suite consisting Of Sofas style
Of Louis XIV large and small Chairs
lion back paror Chairs in richly carved rosewood and
ed crimson satin brocaelle ste Sofa and paror Chairs
In rosewood rich silk plush richly
coraed enameed chamber suite Of 10 pieces valued at 6o
furnished with marble the
ul offered at suction this also several suites sub
ordinate quality; pair French plate Mirrors 6Os
inches superior mahogany extension Dining Tables Sc
also silver and silver plated richly decorated French Chi
and Bohemian glassware fine ivory handled table cut
ery PAPER mache goods mantei Clocks French painted
Window Shades curled hair Mattresses Paiiasses
Also Guitar and Violin and with small
voice of crockery and household furniture
which the sale will The attention
is particularly invited TO this sale Catalogue the
goods for ton will be ready the Tin
by gaslight) previous 70 the sale Sale peremptory.
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$50 kEwARp-sIt2iLhN; h ,n,,.0 TWO WEEKS
de- DO Bracelet plain gold DO sold Pen and
Pencil Case The above reward vii We given Tor the return
ofthc above articles APPLICATION 70 q, " HAYS lnde-
pendent Police, Ne. i Wall street.
60 REwARp-A SHOW CASE sToLEN,-srOLEN,
P~O yesterday evening, shout Eve o'clock from the
fancy hair brsdnF establishment q the undersgned at
~ Fulton street Brooklyn show case containing several
articles Of fancy hair tradinx worear rings bracelets
guard chains hngr rings breastrin.-til mouatea CID
The above reward will be paid Tor % NJ show
and contents, by applying
GEORGE sffEs. ~ Fulton street, Brooklyn.
EoUND-LAsT WEEK, IN BROADWAY, BY A SMALL
"A boy, an oiled window shade % muslin The
receive H. proper description and payment
BY addressing box s73 Poet Ofice.
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"A tss,.s Nsrbnrsse .nf socLocx, ron POUCH.
ssl sss Ser smsnsss we. Point Cold Swing Csrn
Cart Tho. Hnlse vil leave Murray ssrsss p.r
~ n'eIoss ga Returning will leave Poushkcspeio
Freight taken and landed 81 the dasrsns places
NEW IORk AND PHrLADrLPHrA-NEw YORK
ana rhiisdelrhia drect-United States Nail Line
lnroufh IN ~ hours, via New Jersey Rsilroad rsre 70.
s Fret class and ~ second es savs
and r. ~ from foot Of Liberty Leave PM
nut street. -" ""-
CAMDEN AND AMBoy RAILROAD LINE FRsw SRw.
~ York 70 Philsdelphis-Leave Pier No. Ncrsh r,vsv
BY steambost JOHN POTTER Morning Line, AS oeloer
A. M Afternoon Line At o'clock P.M Para Nv 49,
line ~ forward deck, ~ Enigant Line Al O'Clock y NJ
Hre M@ BLISS, Arsrs
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PAPER IaANoIN0e, q.

U,YNE FRENCH PAPER uANerNos, DECORATIONS.
Sc No. 80 Pearl street, between Madison and Chatham,
Those IN want Of tho above articles should not omit 10 ieok
through esssbshment their interest and mar
10 best consulted By call. THOMAS FAYE h co.
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YACHTING,

VACHTiNG-FOR SALE. THE SAIL, BOAT "sTFFt
Arrow She IL n feet long In tip top order only one
ysr old She very fast aad very safe boat Win Ne
cold cheap Can be the Battery or BY applying "a
n. v. NExsEN, 6s Wall street
VAcHT SPRAY FOR SALE. As SHE new LIES AT
- w. Browns yard, foot % Twefth street. East
River She IL about ~ tons and IL we'll found every
,st and hss beautiful secommodatons Apply 70 Dumont
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" II. LUDLOW, AUCTIONEER- CREENBURCH.-
II. r. H. ludlow will sell auction, Tueeday
at II o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange, SIX valuable
building sites the East Of the Hudson river
Railroad depot At Bearman about twenty miles from
New York, directly the Hudson river Railroad and On
avenue insisting Of six valuable parssIs Of
from three to four each The several times
day TO and from burgh Maps ready; term
which will be liberal will be made known application
the auetioneer, No. II w all street
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iDVRRTISRMESTS RRNEWRD EVERY DAY.


g IEIB scHMATTE, OF QuARRE UTEK0AA, CAN
-. good by sending his address 10 Mr. Ahyomm,
10 Mr.. Smith, New York.
IMPORTANT NoTICE-HEIRS WANTED-GEoRGE
smith, Engineer, and william Smith Surgeon. both
o. Glasgow In Scotland and Of the late Robert
Smith % glasgow salter and who supposed 10 be
resident in the United states Of America are requested 70
Apply 20 q. r. Tennent writer 10 the Signe buchanan
when they will learn something TO their adj
vantage orto PIERRE G. KANE - Beaver street.
UsFoRSATIoN WANTED OF THOMAS SLIP, JAMES
Grsnan. and james slip, from Clczhatany Kings Coun-
ty relsnd-Any Information 81 them will be Thankfully
received ~ their cousin Maria Browne at iD Liberty
street, New York.
ANY RESPECTABLE PERSON WISHING TO ADOPT
n Ans healthy male child, four months old. who has
parents y take 81 him, please address Thompson
Hcrald oniee.
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nOES YOUR HAIR FALL OFF, OR TURN GRAY -
~ Rcsd"1 certify that my hair falling OF fast
for two veek that should have been bald In two weeks
and that three sh bottle 81 Jones Coral Hair
Restorative stopped and the second bottle entirely cured
H. and made II fine. soft and dark Get the nine
only at o Broadway, the depot Of the Spanish Lily
vh
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RoyAL PAPIha MAcHE A3D JAPAN WORKS


i Jenny Linds Jevelry store.-J. wIKSTROM, a coun-
rymap appears Of the sw edsh Nightingale has located
himsciin the fontalba Buildings and congu
the late residence Of the famed Jenny He has
his store Jenny nd Jewclry Store and having the
ge OF her hallov HE onward he
hardly fail o Mis- musical Watches ~ he has any,
must be- from the fact Of position better vocass than
other time ckers in the tnon Then his Jenny Lind jew
ery fascinating and his Jenny Lind Watches superb IL
win be from his advertisement that the singer Of
Sweden has taken interest his arars So cannot
fail having share Of her luck.
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&E00 A RARE CHANCE.-TO BE DISPOSED
POOOs Of, three years lease of old established
Restaurant beautifully fitted up and doing
ness together with large house in connection with tho
same eleven bedrooms splendid
now occupied BY first class boardes The advertiser
called away to Europe important business disposed
treat moderately with any party wishing such an
ment The rent being low and the location the
in the city, renders desirable. The furniture
stock will be disposed OF very moderately
addressed A. b., Herald Office, will be attended TO.
RAKERY-TO LET OR LEASE. THE OLD EsTABL ISL
~ ed bakery, No. 10 Hicks street, Brooklyn. Apply
Br ode, on the premises
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MR. II. LEONARD INFORMS rs THAT lie HAS
" been cured Of old tcay salt rheum, Of eighteen years
standing on bic besrd nngers and hands, BY cake Of
Lones italian Chemical Soap lie also informs us that he
has tried its effects his female slave Rose much marked
with tpots and he found in weeks cured her Get
the true, only at ln3 Broadway
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u c. KEMP, AUCTIONEER.-OIL PAINTINCS-THIS
~. Day Wednesday. At l01s o'clock at IS Nassau
street between John and Fulton streetsR c. Kemp will
original and modern Oil PAINTINGS all Handsomely framed,
which to be found by TenAiers
Paalc Famine, N. Ponssin Paul Potter vernet ALSO,
line French cOored Engravngs Catalogues morning
Of sale. u.
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EERGUsoN' MANUFACTURERS ARROW ROOT
IL ktarch-Ths article warranted pure root
been found by various Of cotton and woon
goods in New Fngl.nd and New York and also aun-
dresses 70 be superior 20 any starch 10 it, strength
and the low price at which il s sold. makes desirable
article fer manuacturer laundres hotels and
much starch. For sale, In barrels, BY 1855
seHiEftsii..s, BROTHERS & Co,
l0i and lei John street.
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sTo TuE Lovers or orOtTs.-THERE WILL BE
pitch for brass tlunderhus pistol (eost Sal for "
rrsons ~ ~ cents each also, pitch fr handsome silver
plated tarkard, w eEht - each,
ksnsetts Fountain l69 walker the
Thursdsy June bh at o'clock r. n Call and leave your
names yeu wish B. In. Fall particular. the
Fountain. lo5 waller street GEORGE KENsETT.
U,KxAs LAND AoENCY.-THI UNDERSIGNED or.
frs HE services AGENT In all matters
Lands In Terss but particularly 70 select unloatd lands
ed patents fer the Terms moderate and will
- MADE knova When Informed whst l. 70 BE- done Address
AZ. q, CATLETT. Dallas. Texss.
NEW ARRANGENEST--coUNr PAPER col
IN iectcd Quickly-Colections the Of Corning
State ofNev York are made WITH rromptness, col.
lecsons q notes draf kc direction throughout
che United States aud Csnad rapidly and sheaa Of bank
Nine. j. T. VAN Wick, ofase corner Of Wall and broad
gtveets.
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VNAETED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
W girl, as Chambermaid and Waiter, or as Chamberuad
and assist in the washing and ironing Good city reference
given Inquire at l9 Crosby street, between Blocker and
Hou on afr
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N NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DEsIGN,-rHE TWENTY
eyth Annual Exhibition Of the Academy open TO
the public, at their Galleries No e Broadway opposite
Bond street, from A. NJ until 10 r. N. Admtsnce q
cents season tickets 90 cents catalogues s oents BY
order Of the Council
j. n. sHgcoGUE. Cor. Secretary, n. A.
VIEW OF TUE CITY or HAvANA.-roR SALE, A
wge and splendid birds-eyc view 81 the beautiful city
and harbor Of Havana, At J. BACHMANNS, ~ Beehmsn
LN0R sALE--A CELEBRATED WORK OF ART. Br
II Cambasni called The Great Structures Of Pisa The
model sig feet length and perfect copy o. the Cathe
drs Bapttery Leaning Tower and Campo Santo. Every
part Of the interior s deliberately executed regular
scale Of proportions similar work, representing ST.
Peters In the possession Of the Duke Alexander Torlona
at Rome This work would h valuable addition TO any
useinns w 70 ,ns uMl,ed staes
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w young good Cook and to assist with washing
and ironing good baker Of bread Can be we'll
short distance IN the country Please to call No. Albion
place between Bowery and Second Can be
two days. IL not engaged.
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LODGINGS, SC.

LOD0lN0Ss Ocs
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH PULL
or partial board, be had By applying at No. Coll
lege Place.
ITO IET-A rARLoR AND BED ROOM FURNITURE
nev) 70 one or two single gentlemen, without board,
restaurant being within three doors from the house Loca
ton unsurpassed In family Of three persons References
Tfen and required Address j. j. 81 Herald office, or call
I'D franklin street opposite Narick, Terms moderate
Two LET-TO SINGLE GENTLEMEN, FURNISHED
doctors office. Apply at 81 Clinton place.
MUSICAL.
JENNY LIMBS GRAND CONCERTS, AT TRIPLER
Hall Wednesday evening 18th nst and at Castle Garden
Thursday afternoon the 18th. Tickets for seats In part
tne house choice ones or otherwise can DO obtained ~
Jacques Brothers music store, $50 Broadway.
EoR sALE-roUR SUPERIOR MoCKING BIRDs.--
These birds are two years odthey mock cat dog. hen
COCK Mdsing night and day. Any gentleman who wants
Franklin market.
EOR sAIE-A VERY HANDSOME AND COSTLY ST.
eond hand Pianoforte Boston made, In good order, will
sca great sacrifice, In consequences OF the family
breaking up housekeeping. Apply TO ". p b. CURTISS
AGENT Tor Hewes American Patent Action Pisnoortes Ne
0s broaavey where IL can be seen.
EoR SALE, ONE SECOND HAND GRAND PIANO
mahogany case In good order and one rosewood square
ano. OF excellent tone and finish for sale for $50
each, BY kERkSIEG BREUsTSG, s2l Broadway.
DlANO FOR sALE.-AN ENTIRELY NEW AND
splendid seven octave rosewood Piano, will be sold Mt
'pP"'' N n. T. SHELDON. IS Nassau street.
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Being genuine arrow root and perfectly pure, Is
peror article for puddnr eustards, blanc mango &c.
we'll nourshinF diet for children and invalis Arrow
root has long been known the agreeable nutritious,
and delicate Of preparations for the table but has hitherto
been too costly for general but y placed at
low price 10 he within the reach Of ALL snd Is put
IN and two pound bundles For se BY tile and
druggists generally % l2 cents per pound aud at whole
sale liberal discount TO dealers packed In boxes Of
forty eight pounds each, by
sCuirTrELIN, BROTHERS a CO.,
100 and 100 John street.
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W. BROWN, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. W.
- Brown will SELL los wch street. BY order OF
assignees At 10 o'clock Thursday, May o. the entire
large and well assorted Stock and fancy Statensry
Printing Cards and Boards Letter and csR Papsr Pors
Royal and Super Royal Papers Envelopes Cutlery Wrs-
ing Cases &c. &C. Sale Peremptory and without reserve
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ROWLING SALOON FOR sALE;-THE SUBSCRIBER
ID for sale his splendid Bowling Saloon situated
the Of Fulton and Pineapple streets Brooklyn
sisting Of nine alleys in the best order and with every
tice of furniture in excellent repair having
about year The bar regularly for the sale
sprtuous liquors. The establishment is frequened by the
FIRST class citizens the place aud the sole for selling
u.s. that the subscriber engagen other business which
cupes his whole time For aud furthar particular
apply at the saloon Of Fulton and Pineapple
Brooklyn, previous to twelve o'clock during this weak
THOMAS H. VANDERHOFT
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WANTED-BY A PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN, A
w situation TO attend lady going to England, to
travel with family Please to address A. j. j. the office
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HORSES. HORSESHOE. KELLINGER-DEAR SIR
Iii nearly four since tried your Eminent for
the heave it has failed to- in hundreds Of
il the only remedy have been able that will hea
old back breast and work horses daily
together with strains caouses &c. &c The hair in
very fast, and the color Yours truly, LANE Muir
West streets Depots $50 Pearl streets 44 and AZ
Broadw Grand and Broome white 'front.' very
bottles cheap any other Sold at 90 cents
and Sleach.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GREAT MOVE TO BRoADwAY.-IN CONSEQUENCE
~ OF the noncomp leton of Messrs. POILLONS
in Broadway, they forced to remain short
longer at their old Silk and Grape Shawl Emporium Ca
tharne street. n. " during which time they will their
Silks, Grape shawl &C.. at less prices than upon any
former All who want great bargains should repair
immediately to the store.
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LHOR SALE-A MAGNIFICENT DAPPLE BROWN
Horse years old this spring. Of powerful frame and
one Of the most desirable family hor.ss in che city War
ranted perfectly sound and kind. for SALE the
leaves the city orbeauty and style Of action cannot be
matched in the city No need apply unless willing
1926, cash. Address II. c.. Herald office.
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wv ANTED.-THE VEHY BEST SERVANTS IN THIS
city can be obtained at Carmine street. Select Pro-
tssant Agency and 06 Chambers street. the old society
once-estabshed 1925 Several hundred constantly
hand n BThese about the only Offices patronised
BY the first families and fret class servants Terms
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TOHN REESE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ANCIENT
and modern Pictures, Drawings Prints. So. e9ssiSns
highly valued works by Metsu Claude Berghe, Paul Pst
ter &c ALSO modern Paintings exhibited at the Royal
Academy to be sold by auction at the Gallery 80 Broad
way White street. Wednesday, May -, AZ
eleven o'clock NJ Catalogues at CoOleys Auction Rooms,
and at the Gallery.
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A GRADUATE IN HIGH CLASSICAL HoNoRs, on
the University Of Oxford In Holy Orders experienced
tutor DESTROYS Of an engagement AZ Tutor Master
schtol or college. Address to 7. s. r.. this Office.
WANTED-BY AN EDUCATED YOUNG LADY.
w nitnnton in respectable family. 10 teach children th
usual English branches No objection 10 short distance "
the eo.ntry Please call az 70 King street third hoof from
room. facing Hudson.
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EERGUsoNs FAMILY ARROW ROOT STARCu-THE
supert rity of for sarchng has been LONG
known. II has hitherto been costly Mat 1t could only be
for the finest articles Of dress but s offered AZ
about the price Of starch in consequence Of ts
being more extensively manufactured than formerly and
being stronger IL will much further Put N In bundles
and boxes and for sale ~ the principal roee aud drug
Fists at 10 cents per pound, and Wholesale by
sClIIEFFEIIN, BROTHERS CO.,
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NOR SALE-A VERY FINE IRON GRAY HORSE. l51S
hands high rising years old. Of splendid action
der the saddle warranted go mile in three minutes and
week. Burbanks stable Of street
and Fourth avenue Union place. Apply to
WIN. EGINTON, li9 Fulton street.
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CARD-MRs. BREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA,
~ tenders her services ladies and gentlemen o. this
city in Astroiogy, Love- and Law matters Interpreting
Napoleon; and will tell the name Of the lady or Gentleman
they will marry Also the Of the visitors Residences
al Grand street. Ladies fifty cents Gendemsn one dollar
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NOR SALE-A DAPPLE GREY MARE, EIGHT YEARS
old, sixteen hands high; warranted sound and kind.
with colt old Inquire the blacksmith shop
I0 Church street. The sire of colt will be explained at the
time of sale.
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VIZ ANTED INnEDIATELY-A LADY INTENDING TO
w travel In Europe, wants competent Lady's Maid.
Italian, Spanish She must produce good
honesty and capacity from her employer Good
riesn need apply letter addressed to senors this
once with the name and residence Of the applicant viii be
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1851-02-06
Supplementary Evidence.

The friends of John Nodine, alias the
High Priest of the Jews. alias GeOrge Wash>
ington, alias John harrington, were grieved
to learn, after his acquiital by the jury on
Tuesday Of last week, that the Sheriff had
another information against him; and feared
that his biography and illustrated map of Mo-
dine Hollow, adduced on his former trial,
would not procure second verdict in his ia
vor. But their fears have been happily put to
rest ~ new exhibition of his insanity, in
a communication, evidently from his pen,
which he has since laid before the public
over the signature Of E. w Blake. His
recent trial seems to have increased his
mental alienation to degree bordering on
dementia. What transmigration from
John Nodine to George W ashington. John
Harrington, and E. w. Blake! OF course
no jury can now fail to acquit him; and his
friends have the peculiar consolation Of
knowing that he cannot deteriate by fur
Their transmigration. KENT.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1851-02-06
The Spring Election.

We are rapidly approaching the time
of our Annual State Election. Only two
months more remain for preparation, and
a great deal is to be done. Besides the
choice of the usual State Officers, we
have also to vote for Members of Con-
gress, Sheriffs, and. in consequence of the
change Of the law by the last Legisla-
ture, for Judges of Probate and Justices
of the Peace. A United States Senator
for six years. also depends upon the char
acter Of the next General Assembly,
Our friends will therefore see the neces.
sity of immediate action. Go to work in
your County, your Town and your School
District. See that your organization is
complete and that young and active men
are engaged in the cause. You may
have hard time Of it, but you have an
i'm portant result to achieve. You have
everything to encourage you to unusual
effort. Our opponents who have had the
control Of the State the past year, have
rendered themselves obnoxious to all hon.
est and rejecting citizens, by their reck
less and hasty legislation. Coming into
power with the promise Of reform, they
! have done absolutely nothing for our
benefit. None of the Improvements they
had promised the people have been real
lied. and they have involved those laws
they meddled with. in irreconcilable ab.
surdilies. They spent most of the ses-
sion in quanelling and bargaining about
offices and spoils. and had no time to do
anything for the people. Ask them to
point TO the valuable legislation Of the
Assembly. and they viii tell you they
have relieved tie State Of debt. Ask
them how. and they must answer-by
laying new tasss. The people have seen
enough Of them to be satisfied Of their
uufitHess and incapability, and they are
ready 10 turn them out Of cfiiee. Go 70
work, then, Wings, and do your whole
duty, and victory Is sure to follow.
'd ta ". n. Palladium.