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| FOR THE CAMPAIGN OF 1851
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On the second Tuesday Of October
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adopting public action to the change pro
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LATEST NEW 81!
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BALTIMoRE. AUGUST Ia. l6

1'<VHS113 xHU5Uot ~ EOOF
The Southern Mail has arrived. The
sSaponnah Nevs contains letter from
Jacksonville, (wherea vessel had arrived
from Cardenas,) which says il was repor-
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the Patriols--one Of some importance, ia
which the latter had completely routed
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WASHINGTON, April %, 1850.

I WASHINGTON, April ~, 1851.
MEssRs. GEO. H DERBY & Co.-Bufalo.
GentLemen:--Some time since re.
ceived, through your agent hero, copy
of the Lives Of Madison and Monroe, by
Mr.. Adams, for which you will please
accept my thanks. '-
( | should have made this acknowledge
ment earlier but Cor the fact that | de-
sired, if possible, TO peruse the volume,
that ! might express some opinion on lis
merits. My official duties and extensive
correspondence have left me little leisure,
but | have perused the life and admins
,raion of Mr.. Madison and part Of that
Of Mr.. Monroe, with equal pleasure and
profit. The work is we'll got up, boaui-
fully printed on good paper with fair
type, and with the exception Of a few
unimportant typographical errors) is ex-
ecuted with great neainess and elegance.
Indeed, it is luxury TO turn from the
eye-dcstroying cheap p.inis Of the day to
the perusal Of work like this.
consider that by this publication you
have rendered an essential service to the
county, and especially 10 the young men
Of tho country. Ii fills a hiatus in our
history that was much wanted, and the
work embodies facts and anecdotes which
none but living actor, like John @.
Adams, could give, and no other could
give so we'll.
With my renewed thanks for your
favor, Iremain, truly yours.
MlLLARD FILLMORE.
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JOHN QUINCY ADAMS was just the man
10 enter into the spirit Of the work Of
writing the Biographies Of these two
eminent statesmen. Familiar with the
events of their Administration--an ardent
advocate Of the foreign and domestic
policy which marked them, and thorough.
" conversant with all the affairs Of the
Governmental actor, in many Of the
scenes which transpired-he has been
able TO give to the country better his
tory of them than could have been given
by any other man. And although not
purporting to be detailed biography o!
the private lives Of these distinguished
men, yet, they are nevertheless sufficient
ly full and comprehensive records oftheir
public seryicesin all that is important to
know of them. a 2a 81 s4Ys2
s We have heretofore alluded 10 the
publication Of this volume, and avail our.
selves Of this occasion to make more
extended notice of this most excellen.
work. The subjects and the author com.
bined make il OF more than usual interest
to the American people. The incidents
connected with The Administrations oI
MADISON and MONROE form an important
chapter in the history Of our country.
The fra, from lis embracing the period
OF the nSccond War Of Independence, y
asit has been called, wherein the United
States was called upon to vindicate its
honor from the aggressive spirit OF Eng.
land. Is was period, too, deeply in
teresting from. the internal relations Of
our country, and the fierce pariizan con-
tests Which we're carried on, during the
time even when the country was involved
in a foreign war with one Of the most
formidable powers of the globe. Ths
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SCARED OFF THE TRACK.-Gol. MA
DEIRA, Of Ross, who was on the Wing
ticket as candidate for member of the
Board of Public Works has very prudently
resigned. The Colonel has very wisely
concluded that "discretion is the better
part Of valor." We shall look for more
designations. A whig never declines
being candidate where there is any hope
Of success. Ashland Union.
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BuFFALo, Aug. I6.

A Cook of the steamboat Buckeye
State named Davis, was arrested here
yesterday as a fugitive slave, being
claimed by Mr.. Moore, Of Louisville,
end after an examination was rema nded
10 the custody of his master. Much
excitement existed, and rescue was
attempted, but failed. To-day Mr..
Moore and another gentleman we're ares
ted, and had partial hearing on charge
ofassaulting Davis.
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BY JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
4s5pqgs'B.und IN sztrs cloth or sA..pP,iss .e5.

35pagssBsand IN extra cloth or sAssp-PSiss 81 e5
TNHIS new and popular volume, being
\ the only authentic record Of the
lives and public career of Presidents
MADISON and MONROE, has already passed
through several large editions, over six
thousand copies having been sold within
the first six months of its publication,
and the demand still continues unabated.
A new edition carefully revised, has just
been issued. The following opinions
from some Of the mos. distinguished
Statesmen Of the present day, also from
the Press, will give some idea Of The
estimation in which the work Is held:
RECOMMENDATIONS.
WASHINGTON, March 26lh. 1850.
MEssRs. GEO. H. DERBY 81 Go:
Gents:-You will please accept my
best thanks for a copy Of "'The Lives Of
Madison and Monroe" which YOU have
had the kindness TO present me, through
your agent. h
Ii is really avaluable addition to Amer
ican' Biography, as it Is gratifying proof
of the enterprise and public spirit of the
Publishers.
lam, with high respect,
Your friend and obedient servant,
z. TAYLOR.
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WASHINGTON, May 26, 1850.

WASHlNtIoN, way ~o, lOoO'
Gentlemen:-I received your letter,
expressing "a, wish that would com
municate my opinion of the Lives Of
Madison and Monroe, which you have
just published. Although cannot re-
gard them as full biographies of those
eminent persons, they are, nevertheless,
worthy Of high commentator, as fair
delineaiious of their respective charac-
ters and OF their distinguished and pa
triotic services. Such work may be
read with profit and advantage by all who
take a lively interest in the eminent men
of our country. a
am respectfully,
81 Your obi servant,
H. CLAY.
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ADMINISTRATION OF MT. MONROE was cnai
acterized by the prevalence Of opposit
elements in the political world, and ha
been not inappropriaioly denominsted th
"era OF good feeling."-BE Com.
Here is a book which we can unhesi
tatingly recommend, not only for IFS able
eloquen. and lorcible style, and the cor
rectness of its historical details, but 70
the beauty o! its typographical appear
ance. The paper is of an unexcepiion
able whiteness, the type clear and ele
giant, and the binding superb. ai
In the book before US, besides III,
beautiful and impassioned Eulogies from
the illustrious Sage Of Quincy-prr pared
by request Of both houses of Congress
There are distinct histories of tae respect
i've administrations of these two States
men and pslriots, whose services in ciyi
capacities have renderedtheir names i'm
mortal, and endeared themselves 10 ever,
American heart.--Batapid Advocate.
|
The history Of this country has no era
more intensely interesting than the Ad.
minisiraiions of MADISON and MONROE
and no son Of The republic was more
competent 10 sketch those Administra.
tions than Mr. ADAMS. Himself an
actor in the great events Of that time,
and from his habits of observation and
thought, fitted above others TO Judge Of
their characters. The discourse on the
life Of MADISON, pronounced in the
Capitol, has all the soberness and dignity
becoming the majesty of the audience,
and yet there leaks out from its elaborate
and measured sentences the fire Of "the
old man eloquent Both of them are
condensed histories of the time, and
might, perchance, like the leaves Of the
ancient Sybil, have been scattered by the
air, had not some careful hand given
them an abiding place. Whatever Mr..
Adams has said in a written form, is
worthy Of preservation: whatever he may
have written concerning the politics Of
the past and the policy Of the Sta,e, may
be laid up among the most reliable
sources of American history.
This book, as specimen Of workman
ship is creditable 10 the publishers, and
shows that this species Of enterprise is
pushing its way to the foremost rank in
our City of The Lakes. We are informed
that the work has rapidly sold, aud we
think that because il is of MADISON and
MONROE that this book speaks, it should
sell, and for the other reason, that il
speaks through the lips Of ADAMS, whose
immortal fame has now been added to
the same treasure Of national renoan. -
Buff Ezpres. 81
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The Cuban Expedition in the pampero
LOUISVILLE, August Is. 1851.

Some gentlemen arrived here from
New-O Orleans, state that the Expedition
lets in the Pampero left with the de-
termination 10 blow the vessel up rather
than surrender 10 the Spanish Fleet.
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Cholera In louisville Alarming Nor.
tality! T

.a6 LoUIsvlLLE, Aug. Is, P. M.
7 The Cholera brok out here yesterday
IN a very malignant form, and there have
been twenty deaths up to this time,
among which are s. R. Grant and Son,
Geo. Willis and George Macauly. The
disease was thought to be abating this
evening.
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The Uniye'salists in New England and
New York have raised, by subscription,
one hundred thousand dollars to esjab ish
college. Brattloboro' has beenspoken
saslan appropriate location.
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Dispatch FROM the Republican Banner, (Whigj
M Tennessee Election.
NASHVILLE, Aug. |

Our triumph is comple,e-three ma
jority in the House of Representatives,
seven in the Senate, and the gain of one
member Of Congress. Campbell elected
by 1900 to 1000 majority. Hura for
sbe Compromise, the Union and Fill
more
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NOTICE IN CHANCERY.


VS.. Petttt01 for DiD0rSe.
Susan Oliver. Maes
GUSAN Oliver will take notice that on the
- 7th day of April, A. D., 1851, Reuben
Oliver her husband filed in the Court Of Com
mon, Pleas, Of Putnam County, in the State
of Ohio, his petition against her. The object
and prayer of said petition is to obtain o
decree Of said court to dissolve, annul, and
set aside the marriage contract between the
said petitioner and the said Susan his wife
for the following causes to wit: Gross
neglect Of duty, adultery and wilful absence
for more than three years. The said Susan
Oliver will also take notice that at the next
Term Of said court this cause will be for
hearing at which time the said petitioner will
apply to said court for said decree. s sa 3
COFFENBERRY g. ROSETTE, Z
Atty for Petitioner.
August 25th, 1851. s'aI543 a
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LOUISVILLE. August 10

h1g LOUISVILLE, August 10.
The Board Of Health have reported
che city free from Cholera. The weather
for the past three days has been cool and
pleasant.
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N. B.--Agents wanted in all the States
ia the Ul,ion 10 sell the above Popular
Work. Address, postage paid, to
4 G. II. DERBY s. CO.,
Publishers, &C., Buffalo, N. Y.
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! CHARLESTON, Aug.

-rI on ; OHABLEsToN, Aug. 10.
81 Private accounts from Cardenas state,
on the most reliable authority, that the
accounts Of the uprising are perfectly
eorrect--that the Government cannot
put in down in less than year.
Gen. Lopez was anxiously looked fol
Everything is 50 arranged that he can
mako safe landing.
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Administration Of Mr.. MoNRoE was char
acterized by the prevalence Of opposite
elements in the political world, and has
been not inappropriaioly denominsted tho
"era Of good feeling. ."-Buf. Com.
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More about the Cuban Revolution.

: The Philadelphia Bulletin Of last even
Ing has the following dispatch:
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-07-18
from a Pafislan
METHOD OF DESTROYING TIE
CHINELLE&

A gardiner, who tried the following expert
ment, and has communicated it to US, assures
us that it has perfectly succeeded. lie took
an ell of coarse linen equal in width with the
interval between his plants he spread it over
with melted tallow, Oh one side only, and COW
cred it with birthstone well pulyerized, which
he lighted, he carried afterwards this piece of
linen, covered with burning sulphur, under all
his plants that were infested with eaterpillars;
first taking care to cut the under part of the
linen to keep it from burning As he passed
the cloth under the vegetables, he saw all the
cheniIles or caterpilars fall dead, and he de-
stroyed by this means not only those of the
year, but also the eggs that would have pro-
duced swarms the year following.
Observations on the above by Mr.. Herbe.
mont:
Although the above method may appear
very troublesome, yet | do not think it i'm
practicable in our cotton plantations Il
would be certainly less so than the killing the
tobacco worms one after the other, as it is
practised in Virginia. And yet it is by this
means that the Virginians save their crops.
FIVE or six of those pieces of linen might
perhaps, be sufficient to save whole crop 0
cotton with a very triaing expense. AS th'
carrying the cloth along every row, in cottoI
field, and the cutting it continually might seen
to be attended with difficulty, propose man
ner of performing these two operations a
once, and with very little trouble. Place tn
linen stitched on wooden frame over a shal
low trough OF the same size and coarsel
made, let the trough be filled with water, anC
fix on four wheels cut out of common plank
and any little negro can easily draw it throng
the field, the motion will be sufficient to, keel
the lAen constantly wet, so that it cannot burr
and the conveyance will performed with
grbat deal of ease. If itwsre found neeessa
| ry, plank might be fastened little above th
| burning birthstone, which would force the de
structiYe smoke, on both sides, on the cotto
! plant.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-07-18

thar respectire tmits-rohibit the introduction
Of slares as merchandise or for sale. And even
this was not without its difficulties and embar-
easements. He was not on that account for
shrinking from it. The question was be.
fore us, and we must consider it. For him
self he was ready TO meet it, as upon every
other respectful application coming from those
who had right to make such application. The
people Of the District had the right 10 make tis
application II ioas our duty 10 consider IL; and
he acould go further and sag IL lcds our duty 10
grant ii, If zoe could do so aoithouu prejudice to
the rights Of others, and lcthot transce1ding oatr
constitutional poaUerS. Whether in the end we
vote for or against the bill, let us refer it, print
it, and give it proper and respectful considera-
| ton