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an the petition OF Richard Inlay Of Philadelphia Pcnnsy
for the extension patent granted TO him II sep
1897 the mode supporting bodies
0: railroad &C. for from the expiration OF said
patent, which place 2st day Of september, ISL
ordered the said petition be heard at he Patent Once on
Monday LIST day Setember e at l2 O'Clock m and all
appear show they have,
why said petition ought not TO be granted. II ~ : N.
opposing required file in the Patent
Office objections specifically forth in writing at least
before day okeang All testimony flied by either
said hearing be taken aud transmitted
the rules of the ccc, which will be furnished
application.
Ordered this notice be published in the ntel'gencer
RepubIc and Upion Washington d. CT Daily ee Boston, Mas
Tribune New Albany Register, Albany, New
Journal Providence Rhode Islands aud Penn
Inquirer Philadelphia Pennsylvania, once week Tor
three weeks previous to the i day Of september next
.EE s.#.. THO5- EWBhNk,
Commissioner of Patents.
p Editors Of the above will please eopy and send their
bills 10 The Patent oce with paper Containing inns nouce
luna n aH1w
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rI.EMusH HOUSE LINENS.

lust general assortment Of these very bcasy duraoe
sp goods 81, 90, and lDt dice diaper and damn-k
hIso OF nanuctory, 81, lsf, H. 2 and ~
heaviest goods OF The Kind ever
OF German pillow and boil
The only objection which can be urged against a o.
- CLAGErT n DODSON,
Decrs in all carpets, matpr-, oil cloths rugs, mats
cua good. generally, one door
east OF the corner Ninth and Pennsylvania avenue
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MOSES l.. HOLT,

ATTORNEY coUNsELLoa AT LAW,
San Erarcisco, California.
Hon. s. W. Ings NJ c. Alabama John Taylor
ESQ Mobile Alabama Messrs Rhodes Wright, Co.'S New Or
Louisiana Henry Clark Tarbo.o North Carolina
w. NJ NJ, O., California, Benz r. True, New York
city; p Healey esq boston, Massachusetts Hatch esq,
Portsmouth, New Hampshire. Nru May 7--2awly
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80 - l9AR
BALrIManE AND wAsHISGTON RAILROAD.

~ sss
BALrIMOnE AND wAsHISGTON RAILROAD.
Hour. OF pep.rt~r. OF tho Passenger Trains.
From Washington at a. m and al p dny, and
From Bss@ors q, a. M ana D. daily, and G. daily
ksb3-diy 853 tn PARSONS. AGENT
NEW BOOKS AT TAYLOR q MAURY's.-Hspen'
IN. iie,r u VI Was, way,and-A Tale by Mary Hewitt
woman Ts. or Tales Sketches from the Life Around
Us; by r. 3 Arthur.
The Two Wive. or Lost and Won; by Arthur.
Volume 4 Gro,e,s History o
Williams. New Travellers and Tourists. Guide Through the
United States and Canada with fine map OF the United states and
Farmers Encyclopedia, ~ John'Onnew edition
McMahon'. Americas Gardener ne~ edition. May 20
TO the lover. good the .dm,rer. Of ans
Paradise socks They very large fruit Of the best
5000 grape vines, cherry trees. p,ua.
Also 1000 perpetual boureon-, hybnde, and moss roses
This collection compse regards novelty and quality the
kinds the choicest that tho American and European markets can
nyi,e those who wish for good collection plants
In the northern Cities where those choicest kind. In rst de
Tree. plants wen packed and America
rori-, and sur.,,yan Yorr Bm lss street, corner cfM
'''a MAJ COZ" IL --L4-
ID ~. ROOE y CD, Whosesase and Retail Deaisrs In
e.pe.ins floor oil cloths naing- curtain materials.
Pennyvan. svsnue between 7,h and s Washington,
Aug a-a aatI taF
TuaSaUIs.'s Travels IN c"''. s~A Porto Rseo - v"'
L ~ Admiral air Sydney sh, by Barrow Roy.
Pesees Memoir. Richard Marquis w.ae-'sys vols
Duyn.,- Military Force Bri,a,n-a yoM London.
Ms.h's History Hnsusnots Reformation In
fSs soo.woods % soei.s Miscellany, collection o origins,
and illustrative Of the Civil and Ecclesiastical History
! June 10 rRANcK TAYLOR
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Notice to tho Creditors OF Texas.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT., March %, 1851
THE State of Texas having Of its passed during
OF 1915 and 549 called the creditors Of the late
republic treasury State previous the LIST
September the evidences OF their respective claims and Con
five millions Of should be
creditor Of the hodg bonds and oler
certificates Texas for which daos imports
peca pledged, shall file treasury United
claims agunst United for
certificates shall
OF the Treasury approved by the
President OF the United States ~ Now in order that this depart
uhentcaly the OF which
claims required file and of
previous The LIST Of October 1884, and
the United States claims,
which has approved President
WIN. L. HODGE,
Acting Secretary of the Treasury
M FORM OF RELEASE.
Whereas OF approved September o 1850
Of Tex for considerations in said mentioned with
fve millions Of said stock shall be Issued until
creditors c Htnc holding bonds and other certificates Of
pledged,
agnst United Of sd bonds
the undersigned creditor OF the State
holding OF following described bonds
certificates Of the bed and tot which
the duues mentioned ths sad specially pledged
Here descnbe the bonds cerincaies
Now complying viii the provisions fsad
valuable consideration, hereby release TO The
equity against them, for or
Witness my hand and seal at - :, hn ----d dns OF
Sealed and ds,verrd in presence Of
~. I've s.s, r,,ns:.e.,| ,a,s.ss
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NOTICE IL here that all accounts remaining
un.e,,,d upon of the firm of w. Uoof Co
viii be made ur 20 The % IN
Otherwise lhe
in our effect the lat of February
renders II all accounts should be
closed a, expiration Of the present half year 20
June 2t--2wn Hoot - w.
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4 NEW Route a Pittsburg, tho Baltimore, Sus-
PnffbprE
koprs-An express will Calvert station dny
with the United States Baltimore
M connecting fast line Middctown l, m.
riving a Harrisburg Al a. m, 20 dinner.
The train q, arriving
At this point have The option OF
either the packet
stages direct fromH HolIdsyvhurg 10 PittsbnV.
fcket. will be this train wit
York Columbia, Marietta, Middeown HsrIsbus,
New Pcr Peve Le~isiown, Nc eysown Hunt
ingdon, Hoidaysburr, and Pittsburg. -.
This train the Cumberland Valley railroad
which passes Carlisle shppenbug Chameersburr and
other pointso n road.
For Washington
points the will be at The
Ohio Railroad Company the arrival Of
receive the baggage, which VIII be
~ ROBERT STEWART,
Oct I-au Ticket Agent
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Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO pRE-EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS

NOTICE TO PREEMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person right Of the lands
within townships above enumerated
establish the satisfaction The register and
proper therefor
practicable after this notice. and before the day appointed
public oil the lands embracing The
claimed Otherwise such claim will be forfeited
J.. BUTTERFlELD,
OF General Land Office.
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NO Oxy N E,Rs N gentleman NirEins
surveyor and lawyer, desires oremoye 70 fets
season. rud the agent for some
owner Of land. county, 10 bring them into
mark " . n
n, and dssirous engaging IN
agriculture give satisfactory testimonials Of ape
responsibility his general acquaintance ucb
him to emigration to Tsrns
Any would he inclined 10 avail himself
pscedn correspondence with ihe
'' - - w WIN. GOULDiN,
General sgent spdc collectors Richmond, Virginia
Marl1
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e,ruvrCrr M.sA and Ashore dmwtmg the Mexican
N wa ,rn.,r,,ra nv Issat Raphael asmmss, u. g. N.
- - "a, 81. nv = TAYLOR MAURy,
I.v 10 Bookselsrs OH IT
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"SdD, commIs.ioDsr of,he General Land once.

NOTICE To,PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled right Of the
and Of townships above enun@rs
satisfaction OF the register
and and make therefor
h notice and before the day
the public o the lands
bracipr the tract viii be iorftsd
J. BuTTERFIELD,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
Juiy 97-IsuI3w
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different will pronpt attention Also
dioinpg Of Virginia VIII
be duly attended Once Loussna four doors above
+ IS E-s ~ Dec t7~-dsu
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I KNOX WALKER viii practise law In the suprsms
United States, and attend TO
claim. agans, the government Address Washington D. O.
Mar. ib-u
% EMOvAI~- DE sELDlNG n wYlIE removed their
General Agency Obce Seventh street,
Streets Odd Fellows Hail. and two door. from
National fn,elgenccr Office,
Mar
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VIM. n. n. CROSS,

VIM. n. n. CROSS,
Aftrrtv and Cou~seiior at Lam, o
f Fl #r.fafa Washington City, u. O.,
py,c,i.ee In me eowy ronnbs and viii attend
neludns those for bounty Of Congress
sseiy passed. once the City Hall 4 -. &r5
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J. BUTTERFIELD, Commissioners
FORM No. l..

Cousry op t at# 2H#n
Before me Ia justice Of the oher authorized
take ddos appeared
who being duly swo deases and hn, he The identical
lhete insert name Of wavydntes, to whom No.
under the Of Sepember 1850,
day of of-, ls5 and who applies to lscate the
G.aEant's Signature.l
subscrhcd before me this - day f. 1856
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acto
lands Illinois Arkansas, aud Teones OF Wis
s sr' & .as G@' FMonE
states S s al s1 M nas an s
Illinois and Wisconsin, al the periods hereinafter designated 10
Al rhe land o1ice al MINERAL POINT WISCONSIN, eommen
.y e. MSaaas as @ may q ,sS ss Which
from the public safe Of The sa, o. May Ss s ordered @ BY the f'e
NORTH Of fourth principal "erida"
The Of section nine The nolt-
quarter Of iesen and ,n sasa na, o. ie ho qu
half east han o. the nonwes, quarter and hs gas
Of ssal,s, 2. @ s % 2, Hs
thirty ,wo Of the souheas,
and as cas-, hall Of s S northeast "a Quarter
quarter O twenty four y township i've q sanss TWO
the southeast OF the southeast Of
sr e a & s sa ss the s
q thirty anu the cas-! half Of The northeast
x township hulf Of quarter
Ss % @ the aa. s @ east aae @ and
r q as w. Of L. township -four
quarter The northwest quarter Of thirty one, in township ve Of
The quarter quarter,
M the Ss r. aaas Of The s.u b.
south half Of tho quarter half
and nohwes, quarter quarter the
* @ .a os Dso asf on
o November nex for the disposal Of the follow
uae.grsd !sadalOs leases Withheld
s ass sas e. @ S y As
NorA Of line and fourth principal meridian
The half Of tho quarter twenty eight
of the northwest Of thirty
of the northwest quarter Of thirty township
southeast quarter Of section heen
northeast Of the northeast
tanshp and fa half Of
The northeast quarter twenty
four, In township mine, OF three.
The southwest the southeast quarter and the northwest
the Of section % the south half
half
in township twenty nine, Of range 4. Q5sss..aF
Of ks the fourth principal median
the fraction fifteen and the south
d se northeast OF t~entwo in township
twsnty4nns ofrange one. LHM
The west seventeen, township twenty
provisions lth July 1896
referred epon as viii NOT be aisoued
tamd until have been offered
Al public private enuy
heretofore by Congress for mill
ay ssry rendered prnd any
lands, provided by the entitled can
making appropriations for civil and
govsnmen &C., approved 81 March, 1851 The iracs Will Le
to dollars and fifty and
no public pee, shall be
sale within tsirs 'aoni thereafter then the shall be
sub other lands. II
weeks (unless the lands
disposed o and
oerad will be admitted until aer the expra
ofthc weeks. at" gs@
In further execution aci
General Land Office publish with proclamation
Given under my baud city Washington twenty
eighth day Of April Domini thousand eight hundred and
~ "'' - ,ersa.5.est7 MILLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President; a@a
j. BuTreRyRLD,
Coamissioner of tho General Land Once.
TO THE PUBLIC
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ny A. NJ FARoUHAR formerly Of Harrisburg, Pennsyyaha,
Is for claim. on the with Mex
with Great Britain, and the Flor
.#
For penssops bounty land scrip.
Boprp Londwl attend TO the purchase and sale Of bounty
IN order.
pasrf oHes-he applications for patents, models
Dir. awnings. kc their various branches
Posi- ORecAl claims against the department viii he
settlement Of cJuscors quarterly accounts OF
duo fsciiiaed, heU ~ 84l.-l.y II EfI.E
New orleans Des, Nashville Union, Mobile Advertiser,
Vile Cincinnati
sentinel Herald and Detroit Free Press, win bh
Of S. and send their bills this ONCE accompanied
wit a III June 2au
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FORM No. .,

FORM No.
Know all by these that here the Of
Warranee Of the county Of, and state of do hereby
constitute and appoint ---,o of -- my true and lawful
attorney, nd land
ofland, which September
1850 n s
lPower of substitution may BE- ineried, dssired1
Signed in presence of
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THE Pncpsi the wsrrenron IN c Mate Academy wishes 70
.mrIoy forthwith teacher who qualified to teach
English branches and e lower mahemstcs He must
an man. good moral charscter
made immediately and ~ by letter. poet pad
TO the Principal.
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DALTIMORE CoIIsgs.-Ths in.ti,usion,
legislature o Maryland and enjoying ahsea patron
comp-hsd The buildings peAsanty located with
study and recitation and modern oonynienes Tor the
accommodation Of number Of boarding and day scholars
o rusrauoTos
Rev D. H N.ds, A. r., biblical iissr."re.
s. n rrau, N. B., n..-tant In do
Mis-. N. 4, Dtron, English and Belle. Letue..
j. Rochester. assistant In English,
Ei.n 6. oos,sens n.,rumsn'. music.
EHssheth T. slccr, painting . M
Mr.. Al. Cleveland, vocal nusic
Tuition colisasats department.
preparatory from 70 70 10 90
appicasonto ~ ta :, - .noav. -,
Ap2t-2sw2w 'aHt Eth ff Nc. bhooks, rnncp"''
llANCIxa Academy --Ftrss Ccurse.Mt. L.sss hss
cisens Of Washington and George
dancing for the viii
avenue opposite Wiiisrd,s hotel
Days Thursdays and sstsr
dsys 0exsstown Mosdsys aod fridays .# l4
YVES or the ChseT justices Of England, = vol..,
Lssrs 70 cnsdd Inquirer Animal Mssrsosm by William
Ksschmidv Latin md English Dicfionary
Voyages Various Parts Of wcrd by Geo. cosgcsha
seseSel nc'n bis MSS Of eighty voyssesi /, ~ vol "a s.o
Juoe II .s.4. .s.Es Bookssllers, 9th
CAMrBrtr-s lA~ss Of th~ ChasS Jussicss, = vols
= o,css~,s i.su.rs on Animal Masnsd~n. s m
fns Yoans oovssness or Edacsaon q o,mam.!sns:.
June 1une eeul..4---.-~.-----l----- "a
nn0cE cEnUIU0s ~ ths AHssrtsas Assessatson for the
Arrangement Of sc.sncefurh mesa.S ns'd New Have"
o'""ee'r"s wns 49, Jss' Sv TAYLOR MAURv,
yu.s 10 Bookseller, nssr Nh street
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TO THE PUBLIC.
Of the President
mines yet
mario, Wisconsin, They pa
lnois)
wsch had al the dale Of the OF
adjacent and her eore the
Ssa1st Immediate operations without incurns increased
incidental and them
Hsved be productive They all
situated sscrence and other
OF their
yielding Abundn, all the agricultural products
itude IN which they are locstsd IL s. l- rt
..M rli III r.a1 e.t |la3. j. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner OF tbe General Land Once.
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IIALp-yEARLY AccOUNTs-ct.AcETT 4 DODsoN re
IL .pect notify their customers having sccoan Their
their b's win be r.1dcred before the ~
unmo when settlement for the the money or oy
notes OF hand, will be most thankfully received. a,,
tun. 2O--aaw2wif C1.AGETT DoosoN'
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,rvuE. cold Norshtppcr-n " Novel. ~ CENTS. % M a
Lawson by Sue, author Of she Wandering Jew
1he wss Sister; The Forbidden Marriage. o5 cents.
TX, pepppss nj their Beanx by Miss Leslie as cents
Mask-a Tale in
nv ne quincy author OF the English Opium Is
June fhANIk TAflok
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THE stones nj vewsce-The Foundations ~ -""' ",
Ruskin author OF "The Seven Lamps Of Architecture "
svo., with illustrations ..,cv r.yYop
July FhhN,N '"''N"'
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r,u or runrUas ~ the Ass~esatsoa for the
Advsncsmept of mesnS held ~ New Haven
~ ro, -. hv TAYLOR 4 MAURv,
f... 10 Dcokssliss, nsar ah street.
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yyrsT received nj Ts q Mnurys new supply oi
p.cc,ed aaa,ess.s and wareniana Ha~thornes House o
seven Cables Letter The soiy ny we MHnor
he ouncys Opium Eser, &C. lonfel"wi
or Mer and Hyperion Tennysons Poens ana 10 msmofam
coehe's fsurt, and Wilhelm me's'ef' o'" " i.s .s n
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July 27-lawI3w
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-09-26
Lieut.. van Vechten.

Wepublish to-day that part of Lieut.. Van
vechten's account which throws light upon
the proceedings of the Cuban expedition
not before given. The whole account is too
long to insert. Of the 453 men that were
with Lopez in the Panpero, 28l have been
killed, 100 are prisoners, sentenced to ten
years labor in Spain; % are not accounted
for and are probably on the Island yet. if
they have not effected their escape But
three officers have been pardoned They
are Lieut.. Van Vechten, Col, Haynes, aud,
Capt. Kelly. TIE seventeen coantrymen
who captured Lopez were each publicly
presented with $1,000 and. a cross Of honor,
Immediately after his execution. The Lieu
tenant gives Lopez credit for bravery, but
says he was entirely unfit for leader in such
an expedition. The cause Of the expedi-
tion he ascribes TO speculation in Cuban
scrip, and believes that the letters assuring
Lopez of revolt were forgeries gotten up
by such spectators, who now feel the blood
money in their pockets and laugh over the
result Of their speculation. After all, how
ever, we are confident that there is much yet
to learn in regard to the true state Of orin-
ion in Cuba, as,yell as in regard to the eau
ses at work in the origin. progress and final
failure of the expedition.
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Our Table.

-
Tk Hydropathic Enclycopcdia No. B.
Fowler & Wells, New York, price 25 cents .
number. y.
This work gives a full yet succinct account
of the anatomy and physiology of the human
system. It lis nota mere compilation but ar
original work correcting many errorsin re-
ceived,notions and giving results from the
latest and most complete Investigations
Such works should be generally read, as there
are no subjects more interesting to human be-
ings, in this life, than those Of which it treats
Its language together with its plain and in
telligibe diagrams places IT within the com
prehension Of every reader.
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Another Cuban Expedition.

The Norfolk Herald, upon the authority o.
private letter, says that Gen. Gonzales, has
left ftSayannah with 1000 men in steamboat
and two sail, vessals for Cuba. The steamer
is fully armed and prepared for a. conflict
with any of ,Spanisb-eruiSers. The letter
hints that difficulties had arisen between Lo-
PEE and. d.seme of the American leaders, which
ed to the departure Of Lopez before every
thing was duly arranged for-tbe expedition. .
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l2e
Temperance Meeting.
PoafsMoUra, o., sept. 20, 1851

PoRTsaoUrH, o., Sept 20, 1851.
AgreeabIy 10 preyir,,s notice.s ,,eet;,n 80 a..
friends of Temperance convened at the Cour,
House. $40 o,cloat D M
: ..e..l ~ p'.e oisani%eo ny
oeu,l,s a. ~ IA FlS 10 the Chair and appoint
ing ~. II. PARKER, Secretary.
On motion OF T. N. Dayey committee of
lhree Were appointed to draft resolutions ex-
PressVe Of the sense OF the meeting. Messrs.
Dasey, MORRISON ana. Miller were appointed
sain m cohmittee.
y ne coinihitlee' on resolutions reported the
ioiiow,hs
=, l; m heSoeea, Ihat we hold the success of
~ tne ne,npsiance cause % De gilmore Importance
uoul socia, clyii ana religious enjoyment and
Z. lnuu al lhe otnei political organiza-
.n .,onS VI lne ianu, ana Deleylng, as we do,
10 sDe most leaful curse, and
sne sleateSt blessing, we will uni
aaS ~ ., iela out energies 20 TIE
y WE one aha Dullalpg up Of me
st.,F t5e 4, v. i. D, n, &. * Z. q I, s.
to.s Lna. y s,aItiiDg, Dutnevef-
c''.ts autlehlieaseti iact lhat three-
rout r u ~ axes spring o and Is the d.
,Io. ieoui. VI tie uanici ~ inloxlcatlng liquors
which ; EnS deso,a!Eas ~ me lunolaily ana crime
"n'o' ueooia.ee oul neaItn-slpneS and invades
t%;s G ,'s;n~ no % aiso tne ieellimale onspring OF
70 ts nnrrec,;o, I 40 -payeis We Snoula see
tIa 80 Sooradt;'e p, au as loyeIS oi our race ana
we should ensan aoS unus us toge'ner as nation'
we 0nouiu ehueavor T 70 suppress It,.
mon the doot.;a anae ~ we wiz ,cneflsn ana act
sas;on p % e., 49, d,us y, o1iel syys, yH'-Mo[aI
the dpmrtard a az ana iegal spasion ior
use ev'.rv avar.;e we VIII now as ever
noSs;on h;nd ny ~ ~ isaee,n Ine poor Save 10
S0 P;rS haot os.u " snc pieeaing neart' ana give
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The Right Spirit.

We have assurances, from every portion Of
the county, that the democracy Of cold Ad-
ans" will be out in their might. on the Sec
ond Tuesday Of October next, to give the reg
alarly nominated democratic ticket, an UNI
ted, vigorous, and cordial support. We never
knew'a ticket, as a whole, received with more
general appreciation We have never, in the
last dozen Years. knowna better state Of feel
ing in the democratic ranks Of this county -
A determination appears TO pefvade the entire
party, toroll up the largest sort OF majority,
Cor the wHohr ticket That's theright sort Of
feeling. Roll on that ball. Look out, for a
regular, old fashioned, democratic victory on
the fourteenth oi next month. -Adms. CoHhty
Deinocrut. ssseF fs
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-09-26
storm ON .La1e Erie.

Our readers will recolect the sudden change
inthe weather, on Saturday night last. On
that night severe gale, amounting almost to
tornado, occurred on Lake Erie, doing great
damage to property in Cleveland and to ship
ping on the Lake. The Empire State, the
splendid steamer on which we crossed the lake
two or three weeks since, left Buffalo just be-
fore the storm with Dan Rice's Circus and
three canal boats intended to take it along the
canal. One Of the boats ran under and the
other two broke loose, and all were left to
driftatthe mercy Of the elements. sFortu-
nately no lives were lost, although several
men were on board Of the boats when they
broke loose, who were subsequently picked
up. by the steamer who returned for them.
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We had enough of this sickeuing politi'
cal slang during the war with Mexico. Lo-
cofoco leaders were then willing 10 make
speeches about it at homo. but they left the
Wings 10 lead cath forces against the enc
Tribune q Clipper n asses,
Wonderif Hanna tooka F" hasty plate ol
soup" aud looked about him for "fire ip
the real" after pennng the above. Wonder
also, ifshe thought of gbloody hands and
hospi:able graves.p Unpleasant reminis-
cences truly, and our neighbor don't like TO
hear anything that would remind the people
Of them just at this. particular .ims.,r s
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rflrhtrnl Hmricane IN Poto Rico.

4sl-sa@ - a'sE New YoRK, Sept. IL
We have adyices rrom St. Johns, Porto
Rico, Of the 10th ult. A terrible hurricane
had visited that place; it destroyed a large
quantity Of sugar IN the warehouses, and pros
trated all the cane in the fields; the tide rose
90 feet above Its usual height, and many
houses werc. swept away. At Maricaibo five
British vessels were wrecked. .