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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-07

E:El the Dock-one of which has a building the reon
recently occupied by Jabez K Parker as house 70
machinery and the other vacant lot adjoining here
to, and fronting 40 feet on Dock street. Apply TO
fs ID JAMES M. TAYLOR.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-07

M ENTISTRY.-THO Fl. EDMUNDS
EV Dentist, has removed to his new suite of rooms,
second door above Mr.. Boshers Hall on the side.
Persons shing his services can procure them in all
the branches of the profession. ia 10
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-07

firm Of WILL
ing been this day
Eior partner will
LUCTION AND
old stand, next to
Aud having asso-
b. WILLIAMS.
| / under the firm OF
HER.
nee Of the custom
the late firm, and
rtions shall be al
ness at all times 10
II consisnments OF
be tavoured.
WILLIAMS,
! WILLIAMS.
all cond uct a Ge-
Ehe no use next to
[ssrs. C. & r. w.
st personal atteu-
care, TO merit a
ed toahis late firms,
signments'
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MT EGRO HlRING.-TO OUR FRIENDS
lS AND THE PUBLIC.-The undersigned, thank
full for the liberal patronage they have received during
the last years, again solicit the continuance ofthe
tavors oftheir friends and the public for the ensuing
year, and would particularly request those who wish
us to hire their negroes TO send them to office
by the 2Sth inst. TOLER d COOK,
Agents and Collectors, Lilies Row, Pearl st.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-07

~ FOR RENT, and possession given mmedi-
E ately, large Brick Dwelling in the imme-
date ne ighbourhcod of Mr.. John Watkins, and Mr.
Richard Malone, on Church Hill This house has 8
good rooms, with brick kitchen, containing four
rooms; carriage-house stable and smoke house, with
large and productive garden. There is spring OF
fine water convenient To good tenant the rent will
be low. Apply to
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-07

g FOR RENT, the House and Lot next boz
EHI low Messrs. d. J. Saunders & Sons, on Broad
street There is large lumber house, kitchen, &c.
attached.
Also, the lower part of the House next door TO the
above. The store room is well fitted up and has
large dry cellar. Apply TO
de 20 RAGLAND N BROTHERS.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-07

Nes FOR RENT, the House and Lot on Clay
El street. beyond Brook Avenue, at present occupied
and cellar kitchen in the yard also, well of good
water and large garden attached. For TERMS which will
be moderate to good tenant, apply to Mr.. Powell,
the premises, or to
de % JAMES BOSHER.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-07

w 20 tubs of very superior Goshen Butter. Those
who have engaged tubs, will please call and get them
ia A. RICHARDS.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-07

~ UITARS.-P H. TAYLOR has Just received
w further supply of those superior Guitars, from the
celebrated mandatory of c. F. Martini which have
no equal The tone aud finish these inst uments far
exceed any others made in this country, and their
periority better be displayed than by comparison
with the finest English and German Importation.
Piano and Music Store,
de 81 l6O Main st opposite the Banks
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n. FOR RENT.-The neat brick cottage on
Eaa Clay street. containing rooms and kitchen in
the yard Price 800 per annum. Apply to
TOLER g. COOK Agents,
NH 6 Pearl Street.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-07

NJ OTICE.-Having accepted the Agency OF pro-
Iva curing Passengers from Liverpool to N. Y ork !,
by the we'll known old established Black Star Line
of Packets, are prepared to grant certificates Of
passengers to and from Liverpool the lowest
ia 6 RANKIN d WHITLOCK,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-07

- FOR RENT, the House and Lot on 7th st.,
k!i recently occupied by James 3. Heath Esq. APP
DIV to RICHARD HILL, JR
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-07

HpOLLOCK'S DYSPEPSIA AND CHRO-
q MIC THRASH SPIRITS.-The properties of
this celebrated medicine having been we'll established
from the many highly respectable testimonials recev'
ed for cures effected in the above diseases the subse-
Der would therefore most respectfully inform those Ia
boring under dyspepsia and chronic thrash, as well
as hitherto numerous applicants tor the medicine,
that they can obtain supply by calling at Mr.. VIM. F.
Ladds Drug store, 3l9 Broad ST., where satisfactory
reference can be given The medicine only be OBJ
tanned at my house on Brook Avenue, or from my
ly agent, VIM. P. Laid.
E.. ,f T, n.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-07

WMT ARD ELECTIONS.-Th annual elections
wv for nine persons from each Ward of the City
of Richmond, to act Counclmen and Aldermen for
said City, will be held the first Wednesday in April
next, at the following places, to-wt For Jefferson
Ward or Ward No. |, over the Old Market House; for
Madison Ward or Ward No. q at the Columbian Ho.
TEL for Monroe Ward, or Ward No. g. at the house for
merly known as Shockoe Hill Tavern. The polls will
be opened at 10 o'clock, A. NJ and close at sunset of
the same day. JOHN NJ FERGUSON,
NH 5 I'd Sergeant oflhe City OF Richmond.
NUM ELASTIC Betting, PACKING,
IN AND GARDENING HOSE.-I am in receipt
OF a full supply of all kinds and sizes Of the above
goods and will furnish them at the lowest factory prices.
NH 5 JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
SPRING MILLINERY just received direct
- from the North, supply of Silk Bonnets and
Dress Caps OF new patterns expressly for the Spring
trades and will be offered to country merchants by the
dozen at very low prices.
Orders for any kind of Millinery will be promptly
attended to.
Spring Ribbons and straw Bonnets Just received.
N. c. BARTON,
NH 4 l09 Main street.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-07

Ell FOR SALE.-The schooner CATHA-
60 RINE AMANDA, Capt. Hughes, will be sold
privately together with all Ter rigging aud apparel,
she now lies in the Dock She is in good order, and
about 100 tons burthen; carries large cargo forer tom
ness in the river. For terms apply to the Captain
board, or
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-07

- FOR RENT, the Tenement, ON franklin
E street, near Trinity Church. suitable for the geneei
accommodation OF a large family
For terms, apply to Mrs Allison, opposite the African
Church. BENJAMIN WATERS,
ie6 Exor. OF VIM. Allison decd.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-07

EADY MADE CLOrHING-A NEW
IA RULE ADOPTED.-Contrary to custom, the
subscrbets have at this late period of the
ING in order to furnish persons who may be visiting
the city at this season OF the year. Those who may
now be in want will not have the tale end of refused
stock pick from, but full stock recently made
pressly for the occasion. Come to the money saving
institution of
KEEN, CHILES g. BALDWIN, late
ja6 KEEN Il co.
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PIANOS.--ANOT TIER

DEAUTIFUL PIANOS.--AN MOTHER
LID NEW NOTE UPON WORCESTER'S
PIANOS.--Our friend, Mr.. H. Worcester, is rapidly
increasing his stock of Pianos His large mandatory
gives him increased facilities for supplying those in need
Of superior article. We speak advisedy when we
recommend his Pianos for prefer them to any others
for their full rich tone and excellent workmanship.
Com. Adu., Dec 81.
BY the schrs Fair, Greenway and New Y ork, we are
in receipt of further supplies of Worcesers elegant
Piano Fortes Those of our friends who have been
waiting for particular styles Of g. and ocaves, can
now be supplied. MORRIS d BRO,
ia 3 Worcesters sole A gents
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-07

ia ters his services his friends and the public for
hiring out negroes for the ensuing year. He pledges
himself his best exertions to promote the interest
ofthose who may favor him with their business, and 10
pay special attention to the Negroes during sickness
He hopes from experience ofl2 years, to be able 10
give satisfaction. He will also attend TO Renting Of
Office at the old stand Of Dabney & Cauhorn, cor
ner of Main and 18th Streets opposite the City Ho.
tel lde III EDWARD N. DABNEY.
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fVWVW Twenty-Five HOG SKINS, and 10 doz
ID LAMB SKINS. in stole, and for sale low by
| ia % L. d & w. G. CRENSHAW & CO.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-07

- FOR RENT-A good tenement on I'd street,
EH near w. o. Georges residence, suitable for a
family residence; rent cheap. Apply to
NH J: NJ TAYLOR.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-07

NAS FiXTURES-We have rented the two
W splendid frescoed Parors over the store of Messrs.
Valentine Crenshaw & Co. which will be opened in few
days Tor the display large assortment OF Gas Chan
deleers Pendants Brackets, PLIERS and every variety
now in use.
Those who have not made their purchases will DO well
to DELAY few days. as our assortment will be complete
and varied.
10 l0l Rroad street.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-07

EE MADE SUITS Keen Chiles & Baldwin,
have in store goods made in Richmond to which they
ask the attention OF patrons OF home mandatory;
they will have them made up to measure very low;
also, large stock of superior Ready Made Clothing
selling low to make for the Spring trade Now is
the time TO buy bargains Come to No 1O2 Main street.
fa
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NOSHEN BUTTER.-Receving per schr.
IN Lo1and, 10 frkns of very superior Butter. Per-
sons in want OF No. article, will please call on
no29 A. RICHARDS.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-07

WMTORCESTER'S PIANOS-the acknowI-
Wv edged best instruments sale in this country
may be had at moderate prices, upon application to the
agents. MORRIS & BRO,
Publishers and Booksellers.
~ We have just opened some new and beautiful
styles, to which invite the attention OF the public.
ia l3 M. & B.
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FOR CHARLESTON, s. c.

Nn FOR CHARLESTON, s. C.-The fine
60, schr GRECIAN Captain King having the
bulk Of her cargo engaged and going board will sail
with all possible dispatch. For balance of freight ap
ply to Captain on board, at Ralston & Peasants
wharf or to
NH 6 DAVID CTJRRIE
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-07

u containing about 236 acres, in Hanover county.
about eighteen miles north of Richmond. The improve
ments consist of good dwelling with rooms 10.
gether with all the usual out houses &c, The land Is
at present in high cultivation, and situated in dela
BILE and healthy neighbouhood aud will be sold very
accommodating terms, or traded for properly in Rich
mond, within the suburbs. Apply TO
lie 10 ALEX, MOTT, Aust.
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xzH FOR BCSTON-First packet and only
g vessel.-The regular packet schooner COURT
Err, Captain Bray, having portion of her cargo en-
gagged, will sail with all possible dispatch. For ba-
lance Of freight apply to Captain on board at Raj
son & Peasants wharf, or to
fe 81 DAVID CURRIE
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-08-07
MIR. DuckaIeW,s Speech,

In rebuke Of Pennsylvania abolitionism
comes most appropriately at this time when
VIM. +. Johnston is a candidate for Cover
nor, and when the kidnapping act of is47
and the Fugitive slave law arc occupying
such a large share of the public attention.
Tho speech We publish to-day was highly
commended by all who heard it, and was
spoken of by many as placing tho Senator
from this district among the first Of public
speakers in the state. Tho version now
published, though abridged and on imperfect
transcript of the speech delivered. may oxert
a salutary effect by lbs correct viows, and
scrvo as the basis of many a speech and
sound thought in the political campaign now
opening.
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ID of SDecto.

Tho amount of specie exported from New
York, remarks the Upland Union, from tho
first Of January last TO tho goth Of July is
S22 coo, Ooc, and mostly to England. Largo
amounts of specie have also gone from Rus
siu, South Amerioa, Mexico, and California
to the same destination. Tho amount of
specie at New York, December, is4s, was
less than six millions, now after the large
exports, it is nearly $1,000. 900. Tho ex-
port of specie has boon an item Of profitable
trade TO the United States; and the general
concentration of specie in England and
France has cheapcncd money, and will in
fate prices, and tho result will bo highly
advantageous to American and
agriculture, which spur into activity oil other
branches Of industry. These glorious re-.
suits tho tariff robbers deuounce, and prize
the tariff OF 1912, which admitted free of
duty the raw material of the manufacturers.
while it taxed imported goods mado Of the
same materials from 60 to i50 per cent.
This was double robbery, firs, jepriving tho
homo producer Of q sale of raw material.
and next, making him pay double price Tor
what he purchased. On this principle rests
the tarifi,es' love for tho dear people, as
shown during their electionocrins campaigns.
Their designs aro so bare-faced tina, their
deladed supporters are every whore leaving
thom' Johnston stumped this State at his
last election, TO tell tho people tho tariff Of
1916 had nearly ruined them, and IL contin.
ucd would complete thoir ruin. All the dc.
nouncei measure of Polk's administration
being sill in existence, and tho country
prosperous IN spite Of Gdlphin ~ploaderors.
II Is more than likely Johnston In his stump
speeches will tell his stolid supporters that
he has raesmefiaed tho loco. foco policy, and
ela,m a re election on that ground,
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Lncknwanna Conf Fiela.

A writer in the Wilkesbare Farmer. dots
down the following:
1--WE have pleasure in stating that the
Grand Transportation Company have compile
ted their arrangements with the Lehigh and
Morris Canal Companies, to continue for ten
years. The Company arc bound TO take over,
unavoidable accidents excepted, not less
than zoe, 900 tons Of coal, the iirs, year, from
Wilkes Barro 20 New York,-3o0, 900 tho
next-a sd not less than 100000 thereafter.
To tho two companies jointly they pay one
dollar y ton toll Ton por cent. deducted on
all ever 400 900
A farihcr agreement is understood 10 have
been made, with Mr.. Gray, of tho Baltimore
Company, to furnish $4,000 tons-Capt.
Bowman and Mr.. Hillard, and Mr.. Bowkley,
90, 900 tons each, tho quantity TO be increa-
sed until 400, 900 tons shaft be provided for
transportation
The Transportation Company take i, in
suitable cars a, tho depot in South Wilkes
Daro, aud deliver it in New York, or at the
proper points on tho Hudson, opposite the
city, for two dollars fifty cents a ton. So it
is calculated that coal, being estimated in
the mine, at 10 30
Raising and placing in cats o 30
Transportation and toll 2 so
Cost in New York 80 so
Where the general wholesale price is from
81 10 IS 90.
We learn further that Messrs. Gray, Hill
lard, Bowman and Mordccai, are forthwith
about TO extend a branch Railr DAD, on tho
principle Of tho inclined planes, so that the
cars will descend by gravity to South
Wilkes Barre, tho return cars being elevated
SO as to return on a lighter track in a like
manner. And thu Mcssrs. Hillman and
Bowkley, arc preparing long, wide and fiat
boats, with a double Railroad track that will
hold 90 cars, adapted, of course, TO tho
White Haven track, zach holding 2 i-2 tons,
to run to the lock and thence to South
Wilkes-barre, by a short Railroad, where
tho transportation company will receive
them, unload them, Gas they will the 9TH
err ut White Haven, and return them.
Everything win be lone systematically, In
.ordor-wi,hout hurry or confusion. An am
pie supply Of boats will be provided. and
Iron Orc and Plaster, Lime, with othor ar,i-
Giles of use or m will be brought
back in return, aud numerous Iron woiks be
establi shoj.
Judicious men estimate that without inter-
fering q boa,-load with the trade down the
River, or up The North branch, there will
soon, by this now arrangement, be sent from
tho mine Naturalization the Jameson mine
opening by Mr.. Hibler, and tho rich depos-
on Hanover and Newport, 500. 900 tens ;
at a very early day to be- Increased to mil
;on.n
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only act upon il, which i,npug ms her inlegti.
~ and character az a m en- Der Of tho Union 4
Shall wo not place her where she stood of
old in tho position m arked out for her. by
Franklin aud his fellow patriotsf
The 20 Icy which J, and those who think
with me, advocate, Is ono calculated, in CIV.
cry way, to promote tho true interests Of the
state. In this, Us in other cases, the cause
of duty, will be found to be the cause Of
interest also. Independent of other consider
atoms, our Legislation should tend to the ex-
clusion of the colored race, from our boz
ders, upon tho distinct ground tina, their
presence among us is injurious 10 ourselves.
Thor Introduction imposes a burden upon
our people, which does not justly pertain TO
them, aud TO which they ought rot 10 be
subjected. Is there any good reason. fot en-
couraging tho introduction among US of tho
degradation and paupcrism Of ether COM
munitics' Already our poor laws and Grim
inal laws find a considerable part of their
subjects among the blacks Of the state, and
il will DO so hereafter in q largely increased
degree, il the policy Of the act Of 1917 is
adhered to and upheld. Tho spir, Of that
&C, is, to encourage the immigration into
tho state Of the colored race of the south,
ard to discourage their reclamation and re.
turn to the states from which they come.
But, our true policy evidently points in q
contrary direction, aad that policy is recon.
msnded to US more strongly, inasmuch as it
is in accordance with tho letter and spiri, OF,
tho national constitution,
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FIRST Unreasonable. Grosiey, writing
from Civta vecchis, says: "Aside from
those engaged in fleeing us, saw but
,hrcc sorts of men in Civita Vecchia, or
rather men pursuing three seveTai avocatiors
those Of priests, soldiers and teggars. Some
united two of these calliuss. A number OF
brown, bare headed, wretched looking wo-
mon were washing clothes in the hot sun OF
the sea-sidc, but | saw no trace of mascu-
line industry other than what l have descrl-
bed, and the Place contains 7oeo inhabi-
tants."
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" A number Of gentlemen Of Reading

V' A number of gentlemen Of Reading
city, are about forming an association for
tho purpose of cmigrat;ng to one Of tho Ter
r%itorics. Their objec, is TO start a settlement
for farming purposes. Within the last year
a number of mechanics have left Reading
and taken up their residence in the northern
part OF Pennsylvania. Others, including
merchants, mechanics and business men
generally, talk of "puling up stakes' be-
fore long, unless tho business Of the Town
improves.
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The Democratic electors of Columbia
County are requested 20 meet At tho places
of holding the general elections for their res
peclivo TO snships, on Saturday the goth day
of August next, between the hours of 2 and
6 O'Clock 2. NJ, 10 elecs two persons in each
township as Delegates 10 represent them lin
a Democratic county convention to be held
in tho Court House in bloomsbury on the
following Monday, the ist day Of Seplember,
20 nominate candidates for tho several Offices
of this county, and this representative md
Judicial District.
HIRAM r. KLINE,
CHARLES KAHLER,
ISAAC YETTER,
JOHN II. QUICK,
JOHN KELLER,
ISAAC s.. MONROE,
FRANKLIN M'BitIDE,
Standing Committee.
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Jadge wooawara,s Aadrcss

Which we publish to-day from tho Nor
risfogn Watehman viii be read by his many
admirers with eagcr interest. II is a pro-
duction which does honor 10 tho high intclli-
genco and finished scholarship Of its author,
anG Is just such a tribute 10 tho memory of
a great good man as his stern rcpublicanism
and trusIy virtue merited. Tho address
comes mos, Gtly from Judge woodward, for
who better than no could illustrate tho life
of the iIluskious Skunk
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nv. : Nav Comnanv Of Assoc;,,c,

~ The New Company Of Associated
Labor and Capital, for making nails, at
Phenixvillc, ire packing upwards OF 100
kegs of nails and spikes per day. An unu-
sual degree Of energy, harmony and cheer
fulncss pervades the whole establishment;
which would give employment. to fty-fivo
mon and seventeen boys, and turn out 1000
kegs Of nails per week, if The market would
justify the working of tho machinery to it's
capacity.
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The NoRvn AMERICAN MISCELLANY for
last week is full Of good things, aud furnish.
os as much miscellaneous reading us any
person could DO expected to digest in q
week. This number Of tho Miscellany
completes tho second volume, and VIC can
moi think OF any work which has acquired
SO wide and creditable q reputation as this
IN the shoIt time Of six months,
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-08-07

Tho Geographical Centre of tho United
States, at the present time, Is in tho Indian
Territory, 100 milas west of Missouri. The
present centre of our representative popala-
ton, which is constantly moving Westward,
is ascertained, by actual calculation, TO 10
just about at tho city af Columbus, Ohio.
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E' We arc glad whom good luck befails
our friends so fast that We can not keep tho
record Of il booked up 10 proper time. Last
week wo should have noticed thai +. d.
Stewart Esq, has been appointed Abide
camp to Governor Johnston with the rank OF
Lieut., Colonel.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-08-07

A LARGE DEMOCRATIC Mass MEElIsG vas
held at the "Eaglo" Hotel ia Delaware
county on last Saturday, Speeches were
made by Col. Bigler, Hon; Charles Brown,
Col. Jno. w. Fornoy, R. II. Young of Phila-
delphia, and Hon. John McNar Of Mont
gomery. Ii is said that 1000 persons par,i-
cipaled in tho meeting. Tho speech of Col
Bisler wo shall Try to publish next week.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-08-07

TELEsaApH.--Tho W~ilkcsbarro aud Phila-
delphia Liue Of Telegraph has opened nm
office at Beaver Meadow, and Mr.. John Ha-
worth appointed operate,
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Wanted

A journeyman printer at this office, to
commence work on tho LIST Of September.
A good, steady hand will find a good situa-
ton.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

bloomsbury, Thursday, August u 1856
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n. W. WEAVER, EDITOR.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-08-07
Democratic County Convention.

OF PHILADELPHIA.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-08-19

with ths hs'm II The C1gem# The
B3ujou. who guides zoe rassiIcf over the
ard dsseu Of sahara. j. not mare unit iOf
o. ptlo, alon thc MissHpw shan chat rar.
~ b. 70 aear the ship Of STATE
We rejoice 10 the wisdom end viftue 81
The people, usevneed by he late elections,
and viii abids the time wish patience when
he government shsHte again placed 10 the
hands which for forty years and more have
safely guided 10 through every peril.