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lated BITTERS-A SOVEREIGN

d XYGENATED BlTTERS-A SOVEREIGN
f a@x FAN R!sE " AS AS s SE :sas
certified medicine in the World for She 2 al ts
stomach Los Of appetite, Asthma, Piles pnt Consumption De-
Gold, Old Age diseases arising imperfect digestion
eanged condition Of the stomach Il also excellent remedy ana
not surpassed by medicine in use for females suffering from uterine
Among the and highly respectable certificates
F PTSs;;;sr AH t1;s n State A'sye
JAMES IAN vD DuSN Sj,y I1 Boston
Hon. Hon. ARS5Eb formerly ssn S mem
Hon WI WOODBRIDGE, formerly Governor OF Michigan now T.
Hon j. T. MoREHEAD formerly Kentucky, now u s.
Hon T SIMMONS Ssi1I S Senator from Rhode island,
Hon YIN a, uPI9N ,o u ssgato from Vermont w.,
Hon. H. B. FOSTER member Of Congress ron PENNSYLVANIA
Hon NJ L. MARTIN Delegate from Congress Wisconsin
Gen. \, 6; DODGE, member OF Congress from, Iowa.
& TRowBRlDGE ESQ., Detroit ' ' SeGF,p.
GE9 W I I2SES Egg sa,ysyGr senerl Dnque Iowa.
Many thes ri Ia Of The higaes be TO-
REED BATES AUSTIN brsg 49, e siteG"l
Esg 1ss y T.. no,,, WRIGHT Co. =, cRros street.
cAuToNEach bottle Of the Genuine syrrotca Brs will have
hs Of B. a PoP P so sf 9% Spanish pa" with the
R i Ba ssXsa s Is who ars ' S S s6 the s s with
all orders must be addressed. ni5 ap WE + won
4 tEMENT AND PLASTER - 1000 barrels
" vanons brands for sale by
~ Agents of the Newark and Rosends Cement Company FLA
4 tORN-500 sacks prime White and Yellow
ianal 80 w fERD. BENNETT CO., 90 alas..tns street.
4 uTRoN-l0 cases fresh Citron, for sale by
. lgo9' a. F. COCHRAN en-, ~ Toh""rtouss STREET
4 NANDLES-200 boxes Sperm, for sale by
" sE w. ARTSus ca "a asA % S4stssas,
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p L l. II s

confidently that
the PAIN EXTRACTOR. remedy
removes at once the pain and soreness.
John Williams resident OF Hamilton county
NATL feel solemn duty that the community publicly
that have troubled with the PILES
during which time have suffered much bodily pain lost portion
OF that time by confinement bed md have
dred dollars but to purpose continued Meanwhile
persuaded and finally urged, make trial Of DALEY'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR for the H,iul
utter well and hearty
boxes this precious Ointment my These
willing affirm TO- should make the old
authentic. JOHN WILLIAMS
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THRp DISTRICT DOT ari MARLBOROUGH FARRELL vs. HIS CIR
OF NswORLsAEs. ITORS.. No. 1856,
10y VIRTUE Of and in obedience to an order

RY VIRTUE of and in obedience to an order
NJ r s s to directed s By as HGS1
procss to M at public aHa II The Rounds OF iSs city
+ aes s is ss HSya @aPS
j. THE yrpED HALF or A VACANT SQUARE o
s aosisssd n tts number bounded BY Bank sapan
S iott numbered en, nslasivcy
see number forming The toncr Of sad Hank
aaS ss SHEETS lumber ten forming the 4 s Bank a9 E
on lS ss ten asa 0ase forming the wss n
e yng a. M, Of Bauln Beadoe pars
and lots nineteen and neusivp form IL
h ns IGs O. en-, AL, s!ase the o number
ta w sn Y .,s
Fa 9 sa ss,ss 81 , ans Sf pt a A'
ssy lSis he Sy w. y HS' s"a adv. SS
"?s 9slsEPf T % ID EascE s
yag and Ssi9e tasd a Pass c.sa Harrison s county
nag h p 81 "; hass sn Ss1 sss R. 3
a % 4 s q hs p fPa , sIss st . ss
n Ed pH measuring rom tRe Ea., s,S a5 l M6 s
found s T SR + E, T Io irFP On OF LAND .
1 G s ss and n sSy a Sss;s n n slG
,Isse ana extending bnek North, d
S "saa 1as @s' III qEsH Ss
stiher with NE 'ndy here above dese'
q a o two rpeats 'front.' which otor parcel OF land
aud NEro Bog, slave mined WILEY, aged about 4s years
Surrendered y said insoyen' to his eeiiors rn
mil II 40 81 Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
Tnae psI,sE coparlJ s. WASHINGTON vs. Ais CREDITORS
HsY VIRTUE of an order Of sale rendere,
'5'f me a dir sy s ihf 1
saTuRDkI Ms'sS u isss, a "s
AIoTof IIRSiTuRE LIQUORS, etc, aud the FIXTURES o.
1ls whole s1rndsred by the us,lyeu to hi. creditors,
I g I ] AID a s sisG, me-. aSss sr
biue, Al Twelve months credit he purchaser nn5
fond with soc aad scssn security according tSlaS vn,
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/ 4EGAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
SHER|TFFS SALE.

14EIJSAL AL L6 i lkyl11SA82AN NJ
4 sHERTFFS SALE.
s.eess pssssr eog.rEuEsE ro1fs Z. sss s CREDITORS
DY VIRTUE y sn order 81 sale rendered on
d directed n ned, y , ;hs Hsasss e
M Has . ss,. sss,s ssS
April TO- 1854 NJ for account o. the ereao Oh sa' M
VACANT Or s ss',,s on r'SF s &
rsr , sr rS ss ssps Parallel nes
ysm ss E &c &c s
milo q 30 spio Sheriff Of the parish Of Orleans.
s e aE ls sss esHr
T1Y VIRTUE Of and in obedience to an order
Id Of 1854 tome directed BY he Honorable
sns H ssn, as City
u ssasb ss # I'd asS ss
Il, PS Prsur Dergny ursnls having about thirty
whish said 1T / fenced IL partly up Sanqaess
Tss ss' ssp cash. and the
srhs per- cent interest
r. sale, At the dost Of the pchas before q deArnas
M1s n mis- Is Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
srra psrsler sgyos WIDOW P POS
10y VIRTUE Of writ Of seizure and sale to
ID directed BY hs Hnoraas the Fifth District Court e New
S n III s ss'i
CERTAIN .aeuh
this
d inchea front Felicity Read
depth Constance
and leaving only thirty two feet in width in tn rear.
Together with all the BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENT thereon
exception; which buildings consist OF ONE STORY FRANZ
HOUSE Felicity Constance
ONE STORY FRA MI
HOUSE AND KITCHEN in the rear, AND OTHER SMALL OUT
BUILDINGS.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms cash the spot JAMES P. FRERET, -
fe14 "a mh6 is sSA5sB Sheriff Of the Parish OF oeai
DrrRicr CouHTl GITIzENS BANK OF LOUISIANA
NRwORLxkNs. D. B. FORBES. No. 49l0.
10y VIRTUE of writ of seizure and sale tx
directed Honorable the Fourth District Court oil New
0eAna entitled viii proceed sell at public
ton Exchange ST. Louis street. between
Chae Royal Streets MONDAY March 5 1851 at - oeloci
CERTAIN LOT or GROUND in suburb Administration
this city, designated number two number on
the general plan said suburb deposited the office Of Louis 4 Se
Notary Public in this city Said lot Of ground measuring sixty reel
feet in depth be-
the whole French measure
Together with the BUILDINGS AND lMPRoN heTe,
consisting AN OLD WOODEN BUILDING WITH w gDaia
TWO CABINETS AND A SMALL GALLERY; ONE Two STONY
WOODEN KITCHEN, CONTAINING -FOUR ROOMS, TWO ABoNt
AND TWO BELOW, ANDA WOODEN SHED. IL ,,, =, ,x.r. :
Together with ONE HUNDRED SHARES oF The CAPITAL
STOCK THE CITIZENS BANK OF LOUISIANA, attached by
mortgage said property
Seized in the above suit.
Tarns--Cssho IN the spot. JAMES T. FRERET,
fel2 9. mh5 Is Sheriff OF the Patsf oil Orleans.
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IN SECOND JusrlcEs JOHN BROWN CORNELIUS
couer NEwoELEANs INs, LEWIS DIERKEs, SECURITY
APPEAL BOND No. 2,5si.
EgY VIRTUE of writ of feri facias to me
directed BY The Hon j. L. Winter Second Justice Of the Peace
Magazine THURSDAY April is5s
the following described seized ms the property defendant
Lewis Dierkes to-wit
TWO TOTS or GROUND, situated in the Second Nuncpaity,
the city of NewOrens the comprised within Felicity Camp
Orange and Maeazne streets and designated by the Nos and
pan drawn BY W Thompson on the 2 April 66 and deposited
psLot No. measuring thirty feet inches
lines front Felicity five inches the
alley Twelve feet wide said lot and other depth
Of hundred and eleven inches lines the
line dividing from alley twelve feet in width and hundred
fftOIr feet eight inches and lines dividing
from lot No. and the aforesaid lot thirty
inches six and onehird lines front Felicity
inches in the the aforesaid alley by depth hundred
fifty four feet eight inches and third Inns the line dividing
from lot No. and hundred
lines on the line dividing it from lot No. To- Together with ali the
thereon.
Seized the entitled cause. Ia cash.
ttbg RnD9 ~,
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sseese ps5a ee0H1 WIDOW FszsSDE fRANcis MOL
DY VIRTUE Of n writ of seizure and sale L,

RI directed Second District Court New-
the above cause sell at public anei
IN HE Rou between Chs
"A TUESDAY March o'clock
rstaD hGato Sas, NAMED WILLIAM HICKMAN, aged Al
wnloa yers Hose Servant, ccachman, and something Of Co
srizEd in ,ht abeye salt
with
JHDary Of SALE 81 protest
q ncsyh eoy
chaser viii o
lss sr rsvnlie q isir Interest su
hisistllS ii Isf3 rant ~ InsAa ins' paid. -
tls % abN Ii '@si sseiTa d he rsTsl oIoyltags
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r. R. R.
I'D ALWAYS READY RELIEF is ACkNOW.
i " LEpGED BY THE TRUE MEN OF AMERICA 10 rEl.
QUICKEST AND MOST EFFECTUAL REMEDY FOR TllECURk
OF PAIN MD THE REMOVAL OF IT'S CAuSEIN TIE WORLD


PAIN
Is the warning given Of tile Of disease
syoh 1Oop Instantly first
then to strengthen the and vitality
TO the enable the f
which prepared expressly reliet PAM
stronghold nvgorte and regulate tn. the
aud the system. Railways H~a,
tt sSDeeone popular remedy, prescribed
the hest all NEURALGIA
DOUL0uREUX, SICK AND NERVOUS HEADACHE who Inv.
used weak and Intellectual remedies va a,
cations Of Railways ltcndy Relief dove
Internally h'a completely cured them has stopped the ps
circulating lalss Of laiuof
RHEUMATISM
fifteen minutes and hours
i hns cured some during It's application always stop pam
NEURALGIA
Every of Neuralgia where properly Inns sto,d
the pain IN ew minutes Its will
and rid the system entirely from disease
PARALYSIS.
Or prbstat0n, relaxation
out OF one hundred will the the a hours
rrngthes WARNS and nTigoras muscle
system. " ~
PAINS IN THE BONES
All and all aches feel its soothing and enng in
iuenct ii instantly nrpsts the severe pans. 30 "
JUMPING TOOTII-AUHE
1t VIII stop the most tnhzng seconds This tbo
sands OF our citizens NervQrs pains are s
in few moments By Railways Ready Reltet. ~
SICK HEADACHE.
hundred amt wifr
fifteen minutes continued Use according Ia d,pcs
VIII positively cure Price, Fifty and Twenty Cents
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in above entitled cause Ia Terms of sale cash
npS GEORGE f. PEARSON Constable

sHooNpr IuscE PAN JOHN BROWN CORNELIUS COZ
De LA NLLEORLEASs. Inns LEWIS DIERkES SECURITY ON
APPEAL BOND. No. 1884
hSN VERTU dun writ de feri facias a moi
hz Hdrete lhonnorhe j. L. Winter
pour la Fosse doeons, dams afre edessus ort
rubqrc Banks Arcade, Magazine, ryer ct Nucyx
JEU1lI, 5 Avril, 1859, midi
LA PRofETE suvANTE sais apglrtenante tfn-
lsw Dierkes: DEU& LOTS De Seconl
Mepat de Ia cite de Ia Souyeleorla iet pa,
felce Camp, Orange hngpzine Gsgne
sur IN plan irvssd pa" " T. Thompson h % Avr 1916, ddl
As lie ivre DIES plans LOT NJ. 80 es ponGts
lgnes de face Feicit, pieds pouees large o
alice lie 2 peds dit ii
gnes sur Ia gne qui lie devise ne riaa
l6i peds louces at IA ignes Ia % lie ivise
T. Lot NJ" measure 80 pes poWces gne de face
FectG, pird
IN snes de Ia lgnt
lSs li-d 6 ignes igno lot No. 0 ensemble
toutes nmtlorations qu leg dts lots.
Saiss dams aiiAire clessus.
20 Conditions compliant. GEORGE +. PEARSON,
mhs Constant,
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NEwonLEANs. GUSTAvUS SCHMIDT, TUTOR, etc. =.
No.
EeY VIRTUE Of q writ of feri facias to me
j directed by the Honorable the Third
Orleans in the above entitled will sell public
the Rounda the City Exchange, St
Chartres and Royal Streets FRIDAY March 1851 O'Clock
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situate this city, Royal
between Cont lnd st. fifty
u depth w hundred and eteente
Together with the BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS thereon
consisting Of TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, TWO STORY BRICK
KITCHEN, SLATE ROOTED.
Seized in the above suit
Terms cash on the spot. JAMES p FRERET.
felt 81 mis- 10 Sheriff o the Parish o Orleans.
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NEwORLEAHs. No. iUl0
UIPVTIE IF i, ,,yr;+ of f;,,; r, o;ou ~,

Firth Disr.Icr CouRrllw L. CoCkERELE CHAS. H. LEE
on NEwoaLEASs. CAsE OF LEE vs. CoCKERELLE 4l2s.
DY VIRTUE of a writ of fieri facias to me
by the Honorable the Fifth District Court fNeworen
the above entitled will to sell public auction, the
Exchange ST. street,
Royal Streets TUESDAY, March is, 1852, IL o'clock
The negro slave girl named SARAH ANN
Seized in the above suit
Terms cash the spot. JAMES P. FRERET,
field "a mh6 Ii Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
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This cef that DALlEY'S PAIN EXT ACTOR has
family for Salt Rhcnm of thirteen duration,
These fierce diseases have been at eyed and they bo
entirely
that She Patent reclams
observation added to the respectable testimonials its
Others who have used requiring relief 40
cheery recommend to the attention OF h afflicted the OF this IN
valuable salve ROSWELL CHAPLIN
Endnlo. N. Y.
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Mr. BuL'n regard to your sarsapal will that have USED
it to affections OF long standing nea
es Leprn, Prorns Sea Syphltc CachYa aud in all diseases
where the indication Of consist thorough change
modification of the fluids Of the body with considerable success
Junction with local treatment think would prefer other pre-
aaen OF Sarspan and physician will admit its value
upon earnnng the substances that enter its composition
Respectfully, yours, W. a. PRENTISS NJ. d.
Lewispor Ky, Deremler 4, lSiT.
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4 NaNpl.hs--2Op boxes Sperm, for sale by
" aE v, ARTSus 4 Ga, - asa % S4e'fssas
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SIPELAS

For Eryspelas the PAIN EXTRACTOR Invaluable Other rene
dies may make the disease disappear Tor little time but driven
Will
however draws out and completely the disease
effects Il thorough
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& tORN-5OO sacks prime White and Yellow
~ in and or sale by
jan27 FERD. KESSF1-T l. m 90 ,Jo,..-;.. ....
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directed BY the Honorable the Fifth District Court OF o
Orleans IN the above entitled will proceed public
non IN the konna of the City Exchange ST. street
Chsrtres aud Royal streets, THURSDAY March 25 1852
CERTAIN LT OF GROUND situate in the spbub ;
above this square supae ma o M On tb M
OF said suburb drwn BY b. aipn, the 18th deposit
IN the Office ofPietre Pedscas then sa,
ground measures 40 feet front Orange
between parallel lines French together with all
thereon, cotsistng comfortable frame house
Seized the above suit.
Terms cash on the spot JAMES p, FRERET.
ie24 mh5 Is 25 Sheriff the Parish of OrI.ar.
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C0STIVENESS; Or CONSTIPATION THE LOWELS
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR the and
mey for this disease II will positively give relief in the
and all the old remedies Persons frequently
called nj office with aonhen their stating Tint they
had used the Ointment for other discusses of their bodice
the bowels, that coous had resulted from it. This
n will always follow thorough ubbng Of the Extractor the
bowels when they Let the be tried
ecy safe and in instance the Pain Extractor do HARM
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4 SlTRON--lO cases fresh Citron, for sale by
= = lnnYt a. Z. COCHRAN L CO. TcLnrrnnlas 49,
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-AY uutttcu W tio AhOt''if''p
Orleans, in the above entitled cause
said ex Sheriff to me transferred,
in the Rotunda Of the City Exehanl
and Royal streets, on Tu ESDAY.
A PORTION OF GROUND W
IMPROVEMENTS THEREON, ST
the Second Municipality of this ci
Polymnia, Urania and Prytanis str,
sixty-iive on plan drawn by BENZ
November, ISIS, and deposited i
Notary Public !; which said portion
three and half Of lot number two,
nearest to Polyinnia street, on said
has, in American measure, a front {
and eleven inches, by n depth, b
and twenty seven feet ten inches IA
front of seventy-five feet, by a de
which IMPROVEMENTS consist
A TWO-STORY FRAME HITCH
Seized in the above suit.
Terms cash on the spot.
fe2S mh3 Is 9S
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PHILADELPHih AS September ~, ls45
Onghto
cough, which the remedies paregoric sQus
other ordinary medicines DR..
Cherry and Tn relieved touhs
entlrn My mother, cough
and has been regularly taking squs parrgp has taking
Davis medicine few past
bud " as before she taking it,
THOMAS MlLAR, Al Race street.
~ Sold wholesale retail by the General Agents the
aud West, j. WRIGHT Il co. ISL Charr Neworleans,
Where all ord 5 be atll dressed
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SORE NIPPLES,
The efficacy the PAIN EXTRACTOR in this disease is remarkable
WI know OF do hesitate
will this purpose Decacy prevents
certificates Indies this subject The following procured
OF onr Agents:
This will certify that have used DALiEY'S MAGICAL
EXTRACTOR remedy Sore Nipples clecrfy
those who be- afflicted with thai distressing complaint
"a most valuable article to cure II. Phoebe BRAY.
Albany, April, ai5. MARY MOORE.
FEVER SORES.
hereby certify tH have been afflicted with evc
Sore for fourteen last and have nearly five hundred
dollars employing purchasing medicines
used recommended for purpose
sort, hsr Of Rnl tried DAlYS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
when, SURPRISE before had whole
Save, limb entirely leld and , nothing ot il left
BRADCtk DAVIS,
Henrietta, Monroe county, N. Y, May 6, ls48.
CUTS. WOUNDS AND SORES.
The effects OF the PAIN EXTRACTOR truly wonderful quickly
does all and hea the
REMAINS. Its healing old long standing
paaeled,
ST. LOUIS, No., July 8, 1876.
fear Sif-Ab0ut week since, while working
foot bad The whole bit
tered the foot below the ne The
infnme, continued until
British OIL Tmcue OF Ayrrh and se,era adhesive pe
purpose then commenced the use of
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
and ess than minutes the pain and Inflammation subs
and has entirely left me.
confidently recommend DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EX
TRACTOR being superior thing have tried
moving pain Inflammation.
Ship Carpenter trade, willing the
virtues the Save at all times when necessary.
Avenue, at No ISL wherel can information desired
You're, truly, JEFFERSON NJ. BISHOP.
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OF NRwORIsANs. No. S021,
pY VIRTUE Of an alias writ of fieri facias to


being the second and last auction the above described
be definitely ndudicated
whatever will bring, twelve months credit the purchaser furnish
ing bond with good and solvent security bearing eight interest
nnnun from date and special mortgage the sold
final Iay ment, JAMES P. FRERET,
M IL IL Sheriff OF the Parish o Orleans
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-04-16
A Contrast.

We were acquainted for many years with
a poor unfortunate inebriate, who seemed
to be proof against all the influences brought
to bear upon him looking towards refor-
nation. A good "Son of Temperance
who believed in the maxim "while there is
life there is hope" proposed him as a can
didate for membership in the Order about
six years ago. Some doubted the propriety
of trying so hard a case, and all agreed that
there was but little hope There was one
who insisted that this inebriate should not
be introduced to the Division room, as he
was destitute of principle and would only
bring reproach upon the Order by speedily
violating its obligations. This opposed had
been genteeI moderate drinker, and had as
he said COINED for life" and wished to be
associated in the warfare against intemper-
ance with determined and reliable men.
The poor drunkard however was initiated,
and for six years through good report and
evil report, under encouraging and discour-
aging circumstances, has held on, and has
been. and is now, one of the most reliable
and respectable men in the Division, The
man who opposed his initiation run well
for a while, was active and Jealous and true,
but when the general interest began to wane,
and the novelty wore of, he deserted the
Division room, and is now in the broad
road to the drunkard's grave, resorting
frequently to the grOg-shoP and sometimes
returning to his family intoxicated. This
gentleman who was afraid of defling him
self by association with the inebriate has
taken his place in the drunkard's army.
What an enigma, what a mystery is manP
We have reason to believe this is not a
solitary case, that almost every Division
room can furnish similar illustrations.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-04-16
Matters at the East-Rufus Choate
Daniel Webster, &c.
TRENTON. N. j., April 1st, l.

TRENTON, N. j., April 1st, 1852.
My dear General:-Nearly three weeks
ago wrote you long rainy day letter
set to the music of your capital 0rgan-but
said letter has probably " stranded" some
where on its way. If it "turns up" yet,
and finds its way into your columns, l
hope that your readers will not think its
writer quite as far behind the times as the
contents of that letter.
For few days past, the public attention
here has been absorbed by the celebrated
India Rubber trial of Goodyear vs.. Day"
The U. S. District court was crowded by
an array of eminent lawyers and politi-
clans, mingled with a most floral collec-
ton of beautiful faces-black coats, green
bags, and rustling DeIaines all in pic
turesque combination. The trial has lasted
ten days. By far the most brilliant speech
of the series was delivered by Rufus GIOate,
the pet rhetOrician Of the Boston literati.
His health is feeble, and under the full
current of his agitation, his nervous arm
trembles like an aspen. There is world
of intellect in that cold, sad, wiry face
Such master of language as Mr.. Choate
our country no where else contains. His
sentences are marvellous. He drives
seven adietives in hand" to one substan'
tive, and yet his long, magnificent passages
are turned off with most symmetrical
completeness. The connoisseurs in such
matters pronounce his argument master
piece.
But the lion of the day has been D0nie
Webster. He was the leading counsel fol
Mr. Goodyear. Every morning he has
stalked, slow and solemn, into the court
room, his form somewhat diminished, bht
not bent by age. He is dressed in his usual
stvle. blue coat and buff vest, the old style
Of the Wing statesmen Of England in the
davs of Fox and Pitt. He sits down, rolls
his huge, cavernOus eyes over the audience
and then fixes his gaze upon the lawyer
who may happen to be speaking, and lis
tens intently. His own speech lasted two
DAYS. 1t was occasionally grand and i'm
pressive, but the greater portion was de
iivered in lazy monotone, and was quit
commonplace. Sometimes he reminded mS
of the giant who, quarter Of a century
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-04-16
Defeat of Neal Dow.

As the papers opposed to the adoption of
the Maine Law in Ohio, are glorying in
the defeat of this gentleman, lthe Cincin-
natl Enquirer in the lead,) as a triumph in
favor of the enemy, we desire to place the
matter in Is proper light. Mr.. Dow's defeat
does not lessen the popularity of the law
in Maine, or the city of Portland. The
facts, as we gather them from the Maine
papers, are as follows; The city Of Port
land is a strong Democratic city but about
the time the Liquor Law was adopted, the
people desired to have a Mayor that would
carry out the law when adopted. Mr.. Dow
being the man for the work, was elected,
and the law was fulfilled, in letter and spirit.
Mr.. Dow having established the law, and
shutup all places where liquor was sold as
a beverage, his services were no longer
needed; and the old party lines were drawn
in the late contest, which resulted in the
election of the Democratic candidate, Mr..
Dow being an unCompromising Wing. The
contest was strictly Wing and Democratic
both candidates being in favor of the Liquor
Law.