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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-01-25
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE!

BARON LlEBiG, IN his celebrated vot; on Nuimql
Chemistry slys' AN Artificial Digestive Fluid analogous
TO the Gas.uc Juice may be readily prepurcd from the ma
cous nenlh1e Of the stomach of thacli ia which various
articles Of food meat and eggs viii be- solleucd chang
ed and dgcscd JUS in the suue manner they would be
DR.. PERElRA. in his famous treatise ON "Fool and
Diet published ~ Fplvlnrs s Wells New York page
3d. su'es the great rc and describes the method OF
preparation. There arc few higher authorities than Dr.
PcreIrE
DI. CONTEE in his valuable writings ON the Physioogy
OF Digestion observed that "a elimination u the due qulI-
tlty OF the Gastric Juice is prominent and ai-pcvamg
cause u DySpcps1 =; and he states that distinguished
professor o medicine In London, who severely aict-
ed with lhs complaint ndng every thing else 20 fail had
pursc 20 the Gastric Juice Obtained from the stomach
living animals, which proved completely successful
Dr. GRAHAM, author of the famous works ON "Negc-
thnt the stumocls Of anums maccratrd in water. mplrt
t. the fluid the property "t disslyng various articles Of
food aud OF ciircug kind OF artificial digestion Of them
IN no wise different from the natural digestive pruC"ss'
Dr. SlMoN'S great work the "Chemistry ct Man -
(lea liau"lnr1, Pha 1916. pp 22) srys: 'The dis
c!very q" PEPSN forms new era utHc chemical history
of Digestion. From recent experiments we know TINT
food IS dissolved ms rapidly IN artificial digestive uid
ITSELF
Professor DuNGLIsON Of the jefferson College phin.
dclphia in his great work ON Human Physiology, deyors
more than fifty pages to examination ot this subject
His experiments win Dr. Beaumont the Gastric Juice
obtained from the living human stomach and from animals
are wei, known SIN Oh cases. he says "dgeStiun
red as perfectly IN the artificial IN thc ra'urldgc~tuus
AS a DYSPEPSIA CURER,
DR.. ftoCGHTON'S preparation of PEpSlN has pradu-
ce the IA st marvellous effects, curing ui Debility
EnmcatIon, Nervous Decline, and Dysprptir Consumption
supposed 10 bee uI the very vr~u. ut the grave II is i'm
possible o. give the details nf ,ers iu , limits Of this nd.
vcrtls mcnjbui authenticated certificates have been given
Of more than TWO HUNDRED REMARKABLE
CURES. in Philadelphia New York, aud Boston ulonc-
These were nearly n desperate cases, and the were
not only rapid and wonderful, bnt permanent
II is great NERVOUS ANTIDOTE and particularly
nseini for tendency t. bilious dis rder, Liver Compai
Fever and Agur badly trSatcd Fever ad AEUc, and the
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-01-25
Ri:POR I

OF the President aud Managers to the Stock
holders OF the Philadelphia and Reading Rail-
road Company.
The managers submit the following state
memls Of the business OF the fiscal year end
ing November so, 1850:
Transportation aod Income Accoumt for 10
monihs ending NoU. 80 1850.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-01-25
TO PHYSICIANS AND OTHERS.
CAhCgyTES aEAGNEsIA, &C.,

Resembling IIenry's Magnesa, free from carbon
ic acid and roughmoss or grttiness almost entirely
tastelcss, combining in an equal bulk from three
to iour times the strength of the common kind,
and sold at about one half the price of Henry S
Magnesia.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-01-25
masbiu9ton News.
THE POsTAGEREFORM.

Ihe following is the bill, reducing postage
which passed the House of Representatives
on Friday, and is now before the Senate for
concurrence
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-01-25
Chemical 81 pharmaceutical

They have also a variety of
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-12
C0UGLE'S Store
1851.

id YOU ever think as you passed by its do
What a curious place, is this Cougle's Store
Its not one of your city town bred affairs,
With fashion bred graces, and pompadore al
But a shop for good bargains, on almost al
scale,
Not for making large profits, on every sms
sale.
Its where queer advertisements, are paste
about,
From the Wings aud the Locos, the ms an
the outs;
The number of votes, each party hath polled
Auctions and failures, and farms 10 be sold.
How oft Ell Ipause ere Iopen The door,
To read the advertisements over and over
For the walls and the shutters, within and
without,
Are fully lettered, around and about
For sale, call and see, whatever you please,
Eggs newly laid, fresh butter and cheese.
Dry goods and hardware, potash and gram
Glassware nd china, figured and plain,
Candies and raisins. saleratus, molaSses
Casters, lamps, and all other glasses;
Drugs and tobacco, sugar and fish
For cash very low whatever YOU wish.
Throw open the door, and venture within
The Telegraph office is there TO be seen
A black looking stove, some benches chair,
With three or four lounges already 10 stare.
short,
To tell you one half of the wonders ought,
Its here the mechanic finds tools 10 his la..d
And the farmer his also Tor tllllng the land,
1t is here the good dame so frugal and thriving
Makes sale for the butter and eggs of her hiving,
With an eye TO the mann Chance tie am OF
her barter
She supplieth the wants of each rosy checked
daughter,
BUYS stripes for the boys with one sui. of
drilling
To answer for meeting and dress up god willing.
Our show case filled up, III a brilliant array
Still holds on the counter its elitterlng sway,
A large aSSemblage OF nick hacks and toys,
Dolls heads for the girls, and fish hooks for
the boys,
Soap for their daddieS, with merits so flush
But no shaving here, without razor or brush.
The shop We now speak of no village or town
Hath ever shop 10 compare with our own,
Though homely its mien and rustic its grace
1t is nevertheless prominent place,
1t serves for Telegraph Office-readng loom
store,
With goods both domestic, and foreign and
more
IT'S the general Exchange, FOR whatever you
choose,
The place for the bargal nS--the focus for news,
And by some chance it should burn or blow
down,
Alas! for the village, oh! alas for the town;
The whole country round would lie lost IN
amaze,
Man, woman and boy dress in Grape thirty days.
Yours truly, j. L.
Plymouth, Aug. Goth, 1851, 3.tf.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-12

UTrhe price of Packages of Quarter Tick
cts only is advertised above.
1.-THE Managers Printed Drawings, endorse
cd by the Commissioners appointed dor this
purpose) by the Governor of Virginia, are IN
all cases sent to our correspondents.
Letters always strongly and car ully sealed
The purchasers of Packages OF Tickets sell
dom have more than six chances against their
drawing in Package any Of the capital Prizes,
and one Package may draw four of the highest
Prizes. Two thirds of the Prizes are sold in
Packages of Tickets.
u Please order few days before the Lot
teries draw. All Orders punctually answered
by the return mails.
Persons at distance who wish "Fortune
Buckled on their Backs" will find that 1t is
only necessary TO enclose the price as LAID
down in the above schedule, for a Package
or single Ticket TO the Truly Fortunate, Far
Famed and Old Established House of
p. u. PYFER d. Co.
No. 3s Superior Street, Gle aveland, Ohio.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-12
ED RESISTANCE TO SLAVE CiTCHER&
Southern TraflickerS in Blood!
TAKE HEED!

In the sacred name OF Humanity, We ear
nestly call upon the
FRIENDS OF LIBERTY
throughout the world, and fervently implOre
every human creature, upon the alter OF whose
heart there burns one spark OF veneraIion Tor
the priceless boon of
UNTRAMMELED FREEDOM,
to raise voice in the general shout, now
subdued, only to burst upon the appalled,
ear OF the
SLAVE OWNER,
with ten-fold crushing force. Let every
man pledge uncompromsing hostility 10 the
Infamous Fugitive Law" and until the men
in high places" revoke its obnoxious en-
actmentS, use his efforts 10 de'eat its
BARBAROUS DEGREES!
Let himSwear by the hallowed rene nberance
of his ghost'y ancestors, his answering zeal, y
to their declaration, that
"All Men are Created Free and EquaE'
and avowing in the broad face of Heaven,
his utter repugnance to that most unrighteous
law, which taStenS the tettetS on the lacera.
ted limbs of the ''down trodden'' African
DEMAND IT'S REPEAL.
Let him swear to defend the "unalenable
rights of liberty and the pursuit Of happi-
nes,'' as guaranteed 10 all men by the Deciar-
alton oil Independent &c, and to
ASSIST THE CAPTIVE
in his efforts to cast Off the manacles rvited
by law, and the tyrant will ola
MERCILESS MASTER.
Let him record his cath on the same page of
his COuntry'S of History WEIGH rec .unts the
bright deeds Of his revolutionary sireS, re-
solved to give fAid and comfort' to the pan
ting tugitirs, and Dogs death to his brutal
pusuerS.
The above IS the language sometimes used
by ultra ant-Slavery advocates, TO show their
adherence OF that peculiar institution, while
others more mild, yet quite as firm in their
opposition, adopt a more concilatory tone.
Another class occupy a strictly neutral ground,
upon the principle that there ar" men enough
in the country to settle that veXations QueS-
ton without their aid; among this class, &C.
cupying very prominent position, may be
found
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-12
Administrators Sale.

NJ Office is hereby given that will offer at
~ public cutlery on
saturday. the 18th day of November merit
at the late residence of Joseph l.. Hults, de-
ceased, the following personal property be-
longing to said estate, TO wit: One yoke of
Oxen, two Mich Cows, two Head of Sheep,
seven Head of Hogs, two horse PlOw, two Beds
and Bedding. and various other articles too tie
dous to mention. Sale to commence at 10
O'Clock, A. VI. of caid day.
TERMS.-On all sums o. three dollars and
upwards, credit of nine months Will be given
tie purchaser giving his note with good tree
hold security. waving valuation and appraiSe-
ment laws. All sums under three dollars cash
in hand.
MARY HCLTS, Adm'x.
Plymouth, Oct. 90, ls5l-i0-3!
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-12
NAIL ARRIVALS & DEPARTURES TO & FROM
Plymouth. Indiana.

Southern-Every day at O'Clock, p. m, and
departs Immediately North.
Northe,n-Every day at 3 O'Clock, p. m, and
departs Immediately South.
Wesfern--Every day at O'Clock, p. m, and
departs same day at 5 CLOCK, West
Goshen-Every Thursday at O'Clock, p. m,
returns IL Goshen next day.
Fort lVayne--EveryW ednesday at y O'Clock m.
and starts back at o. clock same day.
Onoadaga-Every Saturday at O'Clock p. M,
and returns Immediately.
MarshaH-Every Saturday at O'Clock, p. m,
and returns at p. m, same day.
All mails close half an hour before the de-
parture of said mails.
l.. C.. BARBER, p. VI.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-12
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF UTICA, NEW YORK.
G A II 1T A l. s IL 5 90 o

ME object of this Company is to insure
both Reai and Personal Property against
loss or damage by fire, and the risks OF inland
navigation, and from the peculiar advantages
derived from its Charter under the general In
surance Law of the State OF New York, as well
as from the long experience Of some Of its Of
fcers, the Directors feel confident that they
can do 50 on as Facordbie Terms, and with
as entire
SAFETY TO THE ASSURED.
as any other responsible Company whatever.
Being conducted on both MUTT AL and STOCK
PRINCIPLES, 1t combines the advantages of
both systems, besides many not possessed by
any Company conducted solely upon either of
them The following are some of the prnci-
pies by which this Company is governed, and
all must at once perceive both their
FAIRNESS AND LITY:
LIST. They recognize the acts of their authri-
zed Agents, both in making surveys and in is
suing Policies; and to avoid litigation, arrange
differences 10y arbitration at localities convent
ent for the assured.
I'd. They promptly pay all losses for whom
they become liable.
I'd. They hold themselves responsible for
losses and damages by lightning.
4th. They take no single risk for greater
sum than $4,000, nor Oh real property for more
than two thirds of IFS value.
5th. All Surplus Funds, after paying losses
and expenses, and invested for the benefit Of
the company, or divided among the members
thereof, as may be deemed expedient by the
Directors.
9th. They classify risks in such manner
that the Premium Notes of Farmers and per
SONS lnsurlng property no more exposed than
fnrn hnI l,ai,l Tor If
hazardous property, nor are Merchants and the
insurers of buildings only partially exposed, LA
bic for the loss OF that which is considered eX-
ira hazardous.
JOHN +. HINNIAN, President.
EDWARD EAMES, Vice Prest.
". ID. HAMLIN, Treasurer,
A. +. ROCKWELL, Secretary,
NJ. H. THOMSON, Actuary,
J. ". GRAY, General igent,
W. G. POMEROY, 1gent for Northern Lndiana.
Plymouth, Aug. 26th 1851, 32-tf.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-12
Encouraging Rs ultS. Hundreds Made Rich.

Witness the fruits of orders. Friends IN the
Ountry come on. We have on file at our
cky office, all paid at sight.
One Prize of $50, 900 sent to Indiana.
One Prize of $4,000 sent TO Chicago.
One Prize of SIS 1000 sent to Lake Co. o.
Two Prizes Oslo, 600 sent to Illinois.
One Prize of $4,000 sent to Pickaway Co. O.
Four Prizes of $1,000 sent to jllen Co. o.
Seven Prizes OF &, goo sent to Montpelier, Ind.
IL We only ask one order 10 prove conclu
sively that there is mancal influence in our
old and world renowned agency, that will
RETURN THOUSANDS FOR SMALL
OUTLAWS.
u Try the Schemes for November, and
order early.
BRILLIANT LOTrER LES For NOV 1851
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-12
A large assortment Of
READY MADE CLOTHINC

Consisting of Coats, Pants and Vests, which
he is bound to sell so low, as 10 defy cOmpe-
tilion. Do not forget 10 call, and let your
wives and daughters come with you, it will
cost you nothing 10 come and see.
j. Fetch along your Coon, Deer, Mink, and
MuSkrat Skins, Cash Ginseng, &C., and | will
not refuse TO credit good men.
JOHN l.. WESTERVELT.
Plymouth, Oct, nth 1851 39tf.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-12
Fortune Telling,
Plymouth School.

TENfiE WINTER TERM of this school will
commence on Monday, the 18th OF No
vrmber, 1851.
It f Il VI S.
Reading, Spelling, Mental Arithmetic, Jul
venile Philosophy, &c. S2,OO.
Reading, Spelling, Practical Arithmetic, Ge-
ography, Grammar. Orthography, &c. $3.50.
Philosophy, Physiology, Algebra, Higher
Arithmetic, &c. S4,ou-
Ii is hoped that the above reasonable terms
will ensure a full attendance. Pennanshlp
Will only be taught at special request OF Pa
rents. No deductions will be made only on
account of sickness. No scholar received for
less than half the term.
G. ID. SMITH.
Plymouth, Oct. 90, 1S5l-40--u
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-12

Eggs, per doz. 5
Flour-barrel,S4,5 80
hund. 2,C0
Flaxseed, Sl,C0
GimSeng--tlry, %
Hay--Tame, $500
Wild, $50
Lard, per lib 6
Oats, per bush. Is
PeacheS--dry, 50, GO
PoiatoeS--lrish, 25
Tallow, per ID. 10
W heat, per bus. as
W ood,-cord, 81, 90
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-12
Notice

ESQ the Land Owners OF Section Is T 30
- X 3 E--iou are hereby notified that
the County Surveyor pursuant TO my applica-
ton, will at O'Clock in the morning of the
9Th day of December, 1851, proceed to locate
the corners to lay land, N to subdivde the
section, to which your lands is adjoining,
when and where you may attend, il you see
proper. l.. NJ. BOWLS
Plymouth Nov. 3, 1851. 42-:'w.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-12

School Books of all
kinds,
Primers and Tales Tor
children, and interest
ing books for every
one.
Alpacas and BrOSias,
Canton Flannel and
Caiicoes,
Del aineS and Double
MIlled Saiinetts,
CaSsimereS and Silk
Popllns,
II arts Plaids and Cot
ton Hose,
Bay State Shawls, at
any price you wish,
Cal and StOga Boots,
Ladies BOnnetIS and
Skirts,
Caters half Cater
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-12
~ EzE EAER

TEAS got home from NEW YORK, and close
alter him come tumbling along by Rail
Road Express, TONS and CORDS Of the caoi-
cest and cheapest GOODS ever brought to Ply
mouth.
lie cannot enumerate, nor is it necessary;
for the people and the crest OF mankind
have only to see and hear the price when they
will buy and 90 away satisfied that WHEELER S
is, indeed, the place to trade if you desire to
save from III to 50 per cent Oh your purcha-
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-12
9De Marketa.
PLYMOUTH PILOT OFFICE.
Wednesday, Nov. r2, 1851.

Apples een, IS,
Dry, 81, so,
Bniter, per Id. ~,
BeeSwax, per lib 20,
Brooms, per doz. $3.50
Beans, per bushel, %
BacOn--Hams, I
Shoulders, 6
Sides, 8
CranberrieS, $3.50
Corn Meal, 81
Corn, 90 a %
Candles, per lib Is
Cheese, =" +" 10
Chickens ." doz. S1,00
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-12
MEDICAL NOTICE.

1NOCTOR T. A. LEMON, offers his ser
IL vices, professionally, 10 the citizens Of
Marshall COMMUNICATING to devote his time
strictly TO the practice of Medicine, in its va
rious branches-and become permanent cit
izeG among you; he respectfully asks, and eN
poets to receive, a liberal share of patronage.
OFFICIAL ID. Demlng'S Drug Store, where
he may be found at all times, except when
absent professionally.
Calls promptly attended To. day or night
Plymouth, Ia, May IS, 1881. I9tf
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-12
Laporte Book Bindery.

~ ME subscriber takes this method Of inform
ing the citizens of Plymouth, and sur
rounding country that he is prepared TO do ev-
cry description of work at moderate prices. III.
B. PERSHING, Agent for Plymouth, TO whom
may be entrusted all orders for me.
JAMES MERCURY.
I.apor.e, Sept. 5. fS5l-3S-ly
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-12

or Cy.d rorif.h
foregoing is o f lie # axe OF them for y
land tina he % dpb he o the charged lis
Marshall County.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-12

with neatness and despatch at this Of
fee.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-12
THE TRULY LUJaT AN0 FAR FAMED

THE TRULY LUJaT iN0 FAR FAMED
EXCHANGE AND LOTTERY BROKERS,
P. M. PYFER g. Co.
SO Superior street, Clearhnd, Oho.
Who are actively engaged, dsy and night, in
selling 10 every section of the country, an ar
ray OF
SPLENDID PRIZES.
ia at far excel even their own widest concep-
tiOnS of the success of their world renowned
firm.
Who paid in October. in prize money $685.
7t9!
p. NJ. PYFER & Co.
Who sell and pay, annually, millions of dollars!
p. NJ. PYFER 4 Co.
Who pay their prizes promptly, in Gold!
2. NJ. PYFER & Co.
Who sell only in Legal Lotteries!
p. M. PYFER & Co.
Who do the heaviest lottery business in the
world!
P. M. PYLER & Co,
Who sell the most prizes!
A. NJ PYFER & Co.
Who have an immense county business!
p. M. PYFER & Co.
Who admitted tacenty gers ogo, that the
old established and far famed prize firm Of P.
VI. Pyfer d Co, (Legal and authorised Lot
tery AgenfS.) stood first on the scroll OF fame,
and occupied the most prominent position III
the public mind!
EVERY BODY.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-12
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

and Slips,
Plush Caps and Silk
Hats,
CEOcalete and Cocoa,
Nutmegs Il Camphor,
Crash and Diaper,
Umbrellas and Over
Shoes,
Tea Kettles and
Sieelyards.
Red Flannel &LinSey,
Bed Cords and Horse
Blankets,
Broad Cloths and
JacOneetS,
Iron and Steele,
Brass Kettles and
Seamless Bags,
Fringe, Buttons, &c,
for Dresses.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-12

10 X. X. q II U w ~
PLY SICIAN
WILL attend to the practice of medicine
wv in all its various forms. Also on hand
a good Electrical Machine for the cure of
Rheumatism and Nervous diseases generally.
OFFICE one door South OF J L.WesteTvelt'
Store.
Plymouth, May 5th Isl, no16-ly.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-12

SO Superior street, Cleariand, Ohio.
Who are actively engaged, day and night, in
selling 10 every section of the country, an ar
raw ne
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-09-11

PERPETUAL DIsAsTERs. "The annals of
our party contests furnish 20 instances of
change so great, and reUerses so disastrous in
the same period Of time, as the Wings have
experienced since Gen. Taylor's accession
10 the Presidency. From our overthrow in
Connecticut on the first Monday Of April,
1913, down to The present lime, ace hare ca
perienced IN almost unbrOken series Of defeats"
-Bufaio Whig) Express. .........
There must be reason for this. II will
not do to lay it to bad luck or misfortune
Misconduct, violation Of all the professions
made before success, reckless prescription,
when the contrary was promised, general
rush Of Galphins upon the treasury, iucapac-
ity Of officers and agents, trucking to Great
Britain in our foreign relations, the prostitu-
ton OF the navy by making il a part of po-
lice force of Cuba--these in addition to the
original and actual hostility TO universal suf-
frage and equal rights-are among the caus-
es OF the odiutn which always follows closely
upon the short-lived successes Of the Wing
party; for which causes the People are pre-
pairing again 10 cast them out.-ProUidence
Herald.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-09-11
Death Of Judge Woodbury..

Hon. LEVI WOODBURY. died at his resi-
dence in Portsmouth, on Thursday night
last, at IA before ten O'Clock. Although
Ills health had not been vigorous for some
time past, he was not considered dangerous
ly i'll until within a few days before his death.
lie had his consciousness to the last, aud met
his end with the most perfect serenity and
composure.
Judge Woodbury. had literally worn him
self out by excessive aud continued labor
Blessed originally with firm constitution,
he has tasked it unsparingly from his youth
up, and now at the age of sixty-one, he has
yielded beneath a pressure which lew men
could have borne so long. Almost his whole
life has been passed in the public service
In his native State. he was when very young,
Secretary of The New Hampshire Senate,
and he was not twenty seven years OF age,
when he took his seat, as an associate justice
upon the bench Of its Supreme Court. He
was Governor of the State for short period,
and represented it al several important Pc
RODS of our National history in the Senate
of the United STATES. 1t marks his continued
popularity among those who knew him
hest, that at the last Democratic Convention
of New Hampshire, he was unanimously
presented to the Democracy Of the country,
as New Hampshre's first choice for the next
President. His native State has lost, in his
death, citizen who improved it by his la
bors, adorned it by his virtues, AMI dlstin-
guished it by his eminent reputation. He
will be missed deeply also from the councils
of the nation, where he has been found abb e
among the ablesr, in the debates of the Sem
ate, the discussions of the Cabinet, AMI the
consultations of the bench
But both in his native State and through
out the Union, every friend of Democratic
principles has reason 10 mourn his DEATH
tie was one of The most steadfast republic
cans OF his time. He had been trained in
the school of Jackson Zone of whose selected
advisers he was,) and he was as firm in his
principles as the old hero himself Had his
life been spared little longer, there are
many who believe that he might have illus
frated anew the old Jacksonian policy nj the
head OF the government of the United STATES.
But he has accomplished already far more.
both for himself and mankind, than most
men are usually enabled to do even among
those who are called distinguished; and his
name will be remembered as one who has
adorned by his virtues the circles OF private
life, and added honor To his country by the
ability and patriotism and uprshIness Of his
public career.-Argus.