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India Rubber Gloves, Mittens, sc.

COUNTRY Merchants, in making their pur
I chaser, should not neglect these desirable
and saleable articles. Their manufacture has
been much improved recently, aud they are
made very durable. Particular attention Is
requested To the
UoOi- Lincd Giores and Kittens.
They Inds enshle in cold and wet weather la lies
viii this useful iu any work that " III 80" III
lHni~. ~ I'll. time that thcN VIII the wort
>ait r - Mapped Han 3 Immediately. They are
ma e al! h.nsil- :. protect iha and wFi.ls
For sale Iy Wilcox. Billings q Co No 'hnrrh Alley
1nf ,niveurs 6S thosnut Str.ct Philadelphia. J. Il H.
Phillips pit;siurs. IA Ia Haskell Baltimore,
MI ". Srhiii, T, thariustcn = G. Fart II ci7'N.
Linrius !, Ohio aud at iuiisrr Deal ia the uuinn.
At r,rail hy Country Mer hsuts generally. 3nl,1
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in the stomach, and easily assimllated !;
and no' such substances as woody fibre
which, though -ntrosenous substan-
ce, and composed precisely of the same
clements as sugar, &c, is not available as
foca being incapable of solution in the
stomach, and is passed through the body
Of the animal unchanged.
In providing our stock with food, cspe-
cially in seassr of scarity, our object will
be tn give them a sufficient amount of
available non-nitrogeous substances in the
least expensive form. That is, leaving
out every other relative question, such as
value of manure and increase Of animal,
aud aiming only at keeping the animal
in normal condition without work We
should prefer those foods, the price being
the same, which contain the most sugar,
starch, &c, supplying the necessary bulk
with some cheap substance, such as straw.
The prices of some of the substances
used as food for cattle, taking Rochester
wholesale price. as the basis of calcula-
ton, will be an indication practical far
mers put upon them. We give the price
per ton for it is weight. and not bulk,
that we desire in purchasing food, or in
ESTIMATING its yol,tn
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DRUG & CHEMICAL DEPOT
Df.ThOrnscl. s. Christ.
W holesale y Retail Drugoists,

" hoIesale q Retail Druggists,
LerisJsry, Pc.
hfFER TO lhei- friends an.R the nub,ic A
~ large and well selected stock of
FRESH DRUGS, MEDICINES CHEM.
Gals, Ground Spices, (warran,ed pure.)
rants, Oils, Varnishes, Nye s,affs of the
very pest quality in the market; Look
lns-"iass Plates amt Window Glass
Oh all sizes; the most popular
fATENr MEslcIxEs of the day;
together with complete as
Sortment of Hair, Tooth,
Nail, Shaving, Comb, Cloth,
fles., Paint Farnish. w hiie-wash
and Shoe BRUSHES, Dressing and
training Combs, Fancy Soaps. Sha-
wing Creams, Pomade, Ok Marrow. Ex-
'Facis and fertumery of all kinds, mann.
laclured by Jules Hauel, y. Bazin and others.
Also well selected stock of Ladies' ana
"eAtIemen's FANCY NOTIONS. sncA as
S'eei clasps for Bags and Purses. Twist. Steel
1rinse' Purse Rings; Bristol Board, Zephyr,
nro'chet Needles, &c, Port Monaies, Razors,
nazor Siropss Knives, Sega, Cases, Cards,
Gard Gases, Note Paper, Envelopes, &c.
NUTS, FRUITS, Confectionery. Fishing
Tackle, &c
And variety Of other articles too numeror,
10 mention. Give us a call, and Judge for
yonsselves-we charge nothing for looking.
Remember the Mammoth Drug Store,
Dat. A. ii. THORNTON
Aug 4,ls5s THEO. S. CHRIST
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To Mrdiids and the Sick.
THE CELEBRATED
Conratock Me0trinrs

l,t; The GREAT PAIN ErrRACTC r fCoyyrr.s.
DiLLf's) curing all Burns aud all external p.iiss
81. BiLM or PtOLrKELa for stayipr o. p.
the iIuman Hair. Vt restoring
3D. HkwET NERrK AND BONE AIyAxry,
and LNDLiN TEHETiELE ELLlER . enr. HhNr
cas-s OF EhrvInati-m. ' pr all
lth. MeN.iIH'S ACOJS7IC OIL, a e.r,,i,
Deafness uie Hr
5th- mars LiNiEENTa known cu-,t,-,.,.
eth. IfHA. y Shh NEAD.f'UE REyEUr "e''
7'h- HDIHEKS hELikf, for all ~oin.,, i, ~. ,,
y ' 'ie 'sn-
s'h. L"NGLEi-S GREfT uESTfBy ,v,,,r
PfNiCEf s'r Colds and feyerish feeling an.
i-V"rs for s'ih:'si Liver Complaint AMI llIiru. A..
tions: for Diarrii1s ID''-,>,i,n AMI I... M
for CO~tiv.Le.s III Riale- AMI Inrles and
Pa,nts; tr Si,n'ch Affections, Dyspepsia, Piles Rbrr
ua'i'In Gr- VIE great points it il not Lad 10 49,.
gives pain. AMI leaves or, r.,iv. 'a'"i
gth. KoLA'ToCR y tEH.NIFyGE Worm KILL,
for chiliTen or gr'Wn p'r-1ns. 'r
1uth. MRS. BH0TY'S GIgtr piTy rU,,,
NJ m' tcin" has s-.n Ii-essrd that s,, Ls,uil, -
f' {" use i"i,T"ig 4 drops to h. tss.a and vel r.r
such Wonders hen applied cyt,rnnffy a. n va.h a., ~
by frirtiDnin I-r'l-s frntn ~ To- ~ rat, ,a~b
lltll. NiiNHpLIZ'N RO;CH .fSD gED gpa
GiNE for dri, in: away Vcrrnin in a -hnrt tine.
l2th ID" r'' hrats LLN'S LItE JTLEsaad TEu
l3'h. pr. 6-ThTiohEHEH-S PINK sYRi-r III,
popular Exrcctorant for Coughs Gold inru.nzs &c
li-h. TIE EfNT LNHkt .i.yD NErr iOEK HaIE
~ ~ tii" only sur" colorins Of fhe hair.
lIih. LLF.S GiLG OF t7l-y-f, Chinese Rem-d,
( - 5tS ~ uiso. srrrs !.
hsh- EtfHasT or' sfRSiP.tRfLLA This ar
tr" '- "ntit all Other >ar-apari!las. and I'LL .iv-.
:
IN. Tie rc'c6r--.i spread STRENGTHENING
~ iE7hh mad" FROM DE Inns rrccip~, and the
r'ru'ar in :h'. ma bot
l~'h- bH. MINE y Tp1TH .fCHE DROPS s
c--5ait ard tIsv f. Tn III Arl...
laL' br t'f-fE y has si-y bought the r:i'; !or
ug "f-i >isrrs. - ria celebrated CoNCENTRITLl II
F'-tthiL Hi4fH- fiurT At th~ salt Springs Of Dr
VIM - at u. "a heriu', 6. " Til n'e,iirins
SIS st'fH d 9 n.ft.i.iy aul pofHag,sy never L,ure-
Ii' F arr prei'r tiou nj hat ;a'r ard it. sale has
i' rHt'u~rra.e III it, isrrts, which eA,lsoE
..iaar..
ri thc remedies fully tl-scriI r in ALNANACS to
he 3" Al WHO ral sherc the r,,lirineS kcit
NOTICE Az rr.i =ration~ hsrrruf re- known "'UN-
+Tp - "r rttM>yr'k 4 COS, always belonged
cr''g n lr uriuS = C"mst, -. aud though the
nafur" ~ tsin~ir-k 60 will To- continued this .s;s
label it'll tl' f,c sintii- sinaiSy. ~ DIR. L. :. e. will in
Z hIturr dr~i.i,at- TIE GE\ItyE-
.sLi. OTHERS GCST EE SirEIOTS.
! Lr'ITS :. CONSToCK
TIL" aSnv,- mririne ts had in Lsvi,hsry onIv q
IA D. WALLS who the nrit dealers in thu zen uins
} frnSToCk y IHEi.;HiTIONE 1yil;in.il.
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Lightning Rods.

TEX many years close inTeslieauo' ave
~ numerous experiments. the Pat n'se lakes
ri. a>ure in informing the public that he has
atriSe at tn. psin.-ps. Ut protecting iaErIcS
dwellings, aud Sr"pesi, from Ike ess'Iu.tVe 'nu-
euce OF LIG siTNiN 6. The calaH'!'!e-
that every Cit., Town, VILLAGE ard Count il!I-
victim to annualIy. tho the gross negligence oi
IL Inha'i,aut<, i, by o,.d calculation eSp call,
when the remedy Is 50 ea>y to Ob,ain-lh!s +
found In
AEEITAGE'S
ijl!crl 4.lilnctlc t.iJll.ninJ to05,
and IN lLis alone This Rod ha. been Examined
by the mos, scientific . nIemtn III the vo' HI
Professors M'Mur,fe, Johnson, " a'lor and many
others that have examined them. iecoinn'eaj ana
speak o. them IN the hiehe-t Terms OF approha'l"i.
and have pronounced Ihtm he Only ,ale rods III
use in this any other county ior thr protection
o Lives and Property. ene advantage Is to s'vIu.
and rIow back par, OF the ell enc Eulj harmless
10 the clouds in time OF stroke this enables the
rod to conduct that portion OF llu,d that heione>
10 the earth without the sli-hle.t danger ot lea
wing the conductor. This roi has many other
ad,ar.taGes over the oA one. The Oily place OF
manuiacluilng - IN
Vine ST. 3 d,Ors a6ouc l2th, PHILADELPHIA,
where all persons are respectfully invited to call
and examine for themselves. For sale " h"lesaie
or Retail by THO'S ARNiTAGE.
These rods have been purchased ard sdccess
uy used by tie isl!oM ise irsivIduas. co,aIstiis~
and corplra,oaS, whose names o.eeriu!ls
submIlsej
Ia oNi P.HcTiY 5I-A. : EaI, ~. GroI-.s
Santzin=rr, Judge Bouvcr. Ju!.r CuHfai J. Nuitort.
John II nes. &C C!aney i:r, u. tak ty, Conrad
lnGrr~"l. The Bloklry Aim,h"u,- AH.vTs'u iirer>.
Rev J. L. ,'rlnt. John N0tman. ThOS. t;rpx.r Eat.
Ilouns \ r. Gink r.. H. u.Inn. Th,-- N,,5 Co. w
Ripley Go. J. Nyn.an. L. Ba -,s J. Pep
per. Mr. SharIlr, Nr Martin, : u ,lry. J. lirnk klrj
Mr payiScr. br Paul. H. Powers * To-. J. n-unv
H. Alillr-. tie E,t Bank iite the l. : Arsenal tn.
spring 'nrirn Commissioners Ian.
+, n. SE< - N.r Erssy--tielrrs Cr- y in. Iui-c
MCan .Sud-c Dayton. Juhu N-tuaa, pr. H. NCMurtI..
Benz. Roberts, Mr. J. Downing
UJJThe only authorizrd Agent for the Counties
Of Cniou. luniA,a. " iln. Ghnton hycoming
Northumberland, y Moniour. Columbia. i.usrrnc. i.
SAMUEL HOOVER.
H1rileton. taion cDan!y. Penn
OnlerS and letters s-,Jre.~e3 (posr paij 10 Mr.
Hoover. will he promptly attended to. He has
put up number OF these Rods in Union cou,ty
some OF which may be as f,llyws
~ y-NI0N rOT-NTU
Hufy Tp.-Nlark l!afI"rny. Ml. .u-a = = sI,n iTtas
N-ba" Peters, Jarc5 smith. pssia Ei'.,rr. Rrnls.n
Mcneil, Grorze k-echu-r. "a fuf,-t't.rt II,tis.
ana CnInms -ionrr>' Ofire. Lsat, t.Hr TpIoIr u,hr
nam I!.Dr. Charles Wilson. Ia. LIrg,.s. Ye-IIn
kUntS Simon Kuntz I;,,H Fy-lsalr C5u,,ir,.n r.
Deer Ip-i.thae! HJia,u.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-03

An article founded upon scientific pru es, compounded
with purely vegetable substances. being ,erftctly safe
when 'akrn and can be given TO the infant
with dc i"d benz fetal effect. Whore Bowel Complaint
and Dtriea have made them weak and J-hih.itei the
tonic properties Of my Worm syrup are such that IL
stands without an equal in the catalogue medicines
ia giving tone and strength TO the stomach which makes
II an infIhin remedy for those afflicted with DyspIsa
The astonishing cures performed by this Syrup after
fyricans have faed is the best evidence of it, superior
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dfdurflp Groccrtcs.

OK BBLS FISH, 800 lbs. CHEESE. 5000
~ lbs. HAM, Fitch, and Shoulders, Dairy
SALT, &c. Tor sale at Lewisburg Cheap Store
bv T.. L. BONE5
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-03

VUAVTED-A Iourneyman Clock Ma
w ker or Gunsm,th, to whom constant
employment at liberal wages will be- given-to
work IN BRASS and IRON. Enquire at this
office. l.cwlsburg. Nov. 0, 1852 3w
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-03
PIANO AGENCY.

GEO. vOGaiT, Ph7lad.,
the undersigned would be happy to supply any
citizens of the Susrluehanna country who may
desire an Instrument well made. after the latest
Improvements. Two of these Instruments have
lately been introduced into Lewisburg. to which
am happy to refer any one. The Pianos are
are warranted end if not satisfactory on uiai for
year, they may be exchanged. Prices reason-
able FRANCIS }. GESSNER
Lewisburg, Feb "a, 1852.
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$500 CHALLENGE.

"YHATEVER concerns the health and
w happiness of a people, is al all times Of
tine most valuable importance. | take 1t for
granted that every person Will do all in their
power 10 save the lives Of their children. ard
that every person VIII enieavor 10 promote
their own health AT all sacrifices. feel II 10
be my duty 10 Solemnly assure you that
WORMS according TO the opinion of the most
celebrated PLY sicans, the primary of are
majority Of diseases TO which children alritS arc
able If You have appetite continually change: c
from kind of food 10 another Had Breath. Pain in
the Stomach, Picking at the Nose Hardness Fuucss
OF The belly. DTy CoJch slow Fever Pul>- Trr.ru
rculenhcr hat all these denote WORMS; and you should
at once apply the rtme,lT-
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-03-02

WHAT KossUTH HAS BEEN DOING ron
HUNGARY.--The following is the reply,
made by kossuth at Pittsburg, in answer
to committee inviting him to CIeaveland,
Ohio:
"Gemiemen--You may know my wish
when ] tell you that already one hundred
and sixty thousand dollars have been raised
in this country for the Hungarian Fund, and
but thirty thousand Of it has been realized
for my suffering cause. The rest has becn
eaten, drank, and toasted out in costly ban
quets and foolish pafades, for which have
no taste, aud in which take no pleasure.
have contracted for 40, 900 muskets, at 81
each $4,000 | have made one payment
and have got others to make, or lose what
has been paid. Ifal the money raised could
have beer properly expended, my mission
would, ere this, have been ended, and tile
basis OF my cOuntry's liberty secured"
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-03-02

DCP A country pedagogue had two
pupils, to one of whom he was partial,
and to the other severe. One morning
it happened that these two boys were
late, and were called out to account
for it. "You must have heard the bell,
boys, why did you not comel"
"Please, sir,' said the favorite," I
was dreamin' that Twas gon' to Cali.
forny. and thought the school bell
was the steamboat bell, as | was goin'
in"
"vcry WELL" said the master, glad
ofnhy preiext to excuse his favorite,
"nnd now, sir, turning to the other,
what have you TO sayf"
"Please. sir" said the puzzled boy ]!
Il pas a rafting to see Tom off,"
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-03-02

Gnosrs-." Do you believe 10 hosts,
Mrs partinglon TO be sure ! do, re-
piled she, as much as believe that
bright fulminary there will rise In the
yeast TO morrow morning, ii 1--WE live
aud nothing happens. Two appre-
tensions have certainly appeared in
our family. Why. saw dear Paul, a.
fortnight before he died. with my own
eyes, Jest as plain as / see yon now.
and though II turned out afterwards TO
be rose bush with night cap on IL.
shall always think, to the day ofmy
DIES olation, that it was torerunner
sent 10 me. "Tother one came in the
night when we were asleep, and car
ried away three candles and n pint of
spirits, that we keptin the house for
an embarkation. Believe in ghosts.
indeed u guess | do, aud he must be
dreadful styptic as dosent.--Carbct
Bog,
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-03-02

~ They have had quite a war in the
American free negro Colony OF Liberia on
the African coast. Gtando, a chief OF the
tribe OF Fishmen. begun the war by sud.
dent attack on the Carlson at FIshiown,
burning the building and numbering the
women and children. The authorities u.s.
crbe the war to the British traders on the
coast and have evidence to prove 1t They
are play ing there the same game they used
to play with our Indians. aud our coloured
friends should serve them as Andrew Jack
son served Ambrister ard Arbu.hnot. BY
the way, there is another analogy in these
proceedings. The North American Indians
content themselves with the scalps Of their
eneIlies when they slay themi bui the Hon
Stephen A. Benson. a very distinguished free
negro at Bassa.C Cove. writes to the President
OF Liberia, announcing the fall Of Tardlan
the big warrior of the Fishmen. MIR, Ben.
son, we presume, cut off his head, for he
says 81 have the fellows head at my farm
and intendto preserve it, whether as sro
ply or chronological specimen is not sta
ted.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-03-02
Vienna, Dec. 10, 1851.

FLAX CorToS. According to a par.
agraph in the New York Post, Claus
sens method Of preparing flax is ex-
tending itself rapidly IN this country.
In eight OF the States, the right using
1t has been purchased by varions par
ties; and this has given great Impulse
to the growth of flax Mr.. Ellsworth,
formerly of tne Patent Office in Wash.
ington, and now resident In the Was
bash valley OF Indiana, has sown 900
acres with flax seed, and Col. Baker,
of Illinois, is largely engaged both In
the cultivation and preparation ofthe
plant.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-03-02

STRANGE INCIDENT IN TnE MISSISSIPPI
LEGIsLATURE--"A Another strange announce
ment was made in the House of Represen-
tatves this morning You recolect OF my
having written you that Mr.. Cook, OF Tip
pah, in solemn tones, some days since, IL
nounced the death OF his colleague, Mr..
Rediearn. The usual resolves, resolu-
lions, badges, copies Of resolutions to the
widow, &c, were attended TO. A short
time afterwards, Mr.. Keith produced TO the
House a letter from the deceased, gentle
men, denying his death. and moved a recis-
sion of the resolutions The House there
upon resolved that ITO member should an.
nounce the death of colleague, hereafter,
on tho strength of teiegraphic intelligence.
This morning. Mr.. Moody had the mean-
cholIy duty Of stating that Mr.. Redferan
had taken relapse aud was really dead.
A case somewhat analogous occurred in
Congress many years ago The celebrated
William Pinkney, of Maryland, then attor'
ney General. shortly after making power
ful argument before the Supreme Court, fell
aud was carried to his apartments in a
and was carried to his apartment in hope
less condition. A rurnor Of his death soon
reached the House Of Representatives. Mr.
john Randolph rose, and with great solem
ity and emotion announced the event, and
the House after adopting an order in reIa
tion thereto, adjourned. The report wat
premature. Mr.. Pinkney was still alive
but expired, we believe, during the night
Next morning after the journa! had beer
read, Mr. Randolph moved to expunge the
orders of the House from the Record, a'
false in fact, and the House so ordered. Tbu
was one of the precedents cited by Mr.
Benton in the debates on the famous ex
punging resolution.
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Reward for I1ossuth.
We take the following te be a quiz

We take the following tc be a quiz
From the London Matning Advertiser.
One .Hiiii0a Dollars Rc,raTd.-RaH.
away from the subscriber. on the lsih
Of August, ls49, n likely Magyar fellow,
named Louis. Kossuth lie is about
AZ years old. feet . inches high, dark
complexion, marked eyebrows. and
grey eyes. lie pretends to be free. but
says he was robbed OF his freedom
lie was confited ia the barra, Jail
Of kuiayeb. but escaped on the frat
of September. IL is strongly suspect ed
he was harbored by the Captain Of the
Mississippi. as he was seen on board
that ship at Spezzia, Marseilics and
Lisbon. Captains aud masters OF yes>
sells particularly cautioned against har.
boring or conceal;ug the said fugitive
on board their ships, as the fell penalty
of the law will be vigorously enforced.
He was lately heard Of in England,
where he passed himself of as free,
but Is supposed To have sailed for the
United States in the UumboH. He has
a free Magyar woman for his wife, by
the name Of Teresa Meszleyi, lately re-
moved to the United States, and is said
10 be at the house of President Fillmore.
where it is likely her husband viii be
lurking, or she harboring hiHa. lie
speaks English we'll, but with a slight
s'utter particularly il little excited.
The above reward will be paid ifde.
livcred to me at Vienna. IL lodged in
any Jail in any of the States, ESQ can
get him,) sne.f fourth in cash, balance
in a note, payable six aud twelve
months by member of the Society of
Friends, said 10 deal ia loans, Lombard
Street, London.
N. B.-If the fellow cannot be taken
alive, will pay reward of 100000
ducats for his scalp.--Terms as above.
FRANCIS JOSEPH,
Emperor of Austria.
Vienna, Dec. 10, 1851.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-03-02

" OF two votes over the whole number cast.
The balotiags make some enrious royela.
tions They show that members who had
denounced the letter Of Mr.. Brooke in the
severest terms, came 70 his support. They
who proclaimed il would throw dishonoT,
in .be estimation OF the public on the whole
transaction. gulphed down the very thing
on which they had vomited .--Gieat God,
what dose
The ballotings show that thoae Wings
who changed ground, did so as they saw
the State Rights Democrats Tailylug on
Judge Price, the Union democrat. They
were determined to defeat him, even at the
cost 0or we warn them il shall be desr
victory to them,) of elevatiag q man who
had written the document they SO bitterly
denounced. They are witnesses OF the dis
creditabe character of this proceeding, and
we shall hold mp their testimony, until they
aud he are condemned aud repudiated by
the people
| These ballolings show furthermore, that
even members who have called themselves
! Union democrats, while candidates and
may yet do so, for ought we know, actual
I ly cast their votes for Brooke, who is known
TO be whig of the most rabid malignant
aud inscriptions character--a political
buccaneer, who, IN contests with the Demo
cracy, has always fought on the vile prnci.
/ pie that the end justl(es the ulcans--as this
Senatorial letter shows he is capable of DO
ing--we say that these balotings prove that
members, who have set themselves UP as
! the "better democracy" actually cast their
votes for this man, in preference To sterling
talented and worthy democrat, who voted
TO secure the election OF the latter, was their
cooperation with the State Rights Demo.
Gratis, who manifested desire to meet on
common ground in his support for the sake
of the great cause OF Democracy. But the
oyertures were rejected, aad with few ex-
ceptions the "better democracy" will return
/ home to tell their constituents that they
could have elected Union democrat, but
prefe rred a wing
| These baIotngs show where the State
/ Rights Democrats stood. They show that
they were ready TO waive all anmosites
J
ton OF the compromise, and support demo-
crat, without reference to his course on that
question, whom they thought most likely to
defeat the election of whig. A distin.
guished Union democrat in view Of the cir.
cumstances of the case, declared that the
vote given for Mr.. Brooke would be the
death of the man casting it, il he claimed to
be democrat. The democracy of the State
will not permit an important trust which
they have delegated. to be abused in this
shameful manner. They will teach those
men that they are not mere cattle in the
market, to be bought and sold by political
! hucksters.
In this necessarily hurried sketch, we
have attempted to give nothing more than
! the material facts which were elected, and
the rnost important points made by the speak
ers. These we believed to be desired by
the public, and we have given them with
strict fidelity.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-03-02
Washington National Mon
ument.

The following correspondence, relating
to block Of marble which his Holiness the
Pope proposes to furnish Tor the National
Monument, was ordered to be published by
the Board Of Managers:
Legation des Eiate Unis PAmerique pres 10
Saint Seige
Rome le 2ith Dec. 1851
Sir--l have the honor TO Inform YOU that
| havs been appriscd by His Holiness. the
Pope. through Cardinal An,onelh the See.
retary Of State of the Roman Government.
his intention TO contribute a block OF mar.
bic towards the erection of the National
Monument to the memory Of Washington.
The block was taken from the ruins OF The
ancient Temple OF Peace. adjoining the
Palace OF the CAESARS, and is to receive the
inscription of Rome to America" As
soon as this work is completed the necessary,
measures will be taken to forward il to you.
| am, sir very respectfully, yonr oLedient
servant, LEWIS CAss, Jr.
Addressed to the Secretary of the National
Monment Society, Washington.