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PULMONARY CONSUMPTION.

From its having almost always baiiled
the most skillful medical treatment, it
has very justly been termed tho Oppro-
brium of Physicians - and, until within
few years. been generally considered
incurablc. although many medical men
Of the highest standing. among when
We may meution Laenuoc and his friea!
Bayle-both distinguished authors. sd-
nit that this much dreaded disease may
be cured, even in its advanced stages,
when the lungs are not completely disor-
ganized The romedy which we NOW Of
fer. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY, for the cure of this disease,
not only eliminates from regular Phys
ician, but has also been we'll tested IN an
the complaints for which it is rccommcn-
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r. r. r.
A MIRACLE AT DUNDEE, ILL

a Mlh-AN II DONbBIf
Read the following letter from A. 5. Hollis
ter, Esq, -" A few weeks since, a man in our
village suffered with severe attack of rheu-
matism and was in constant pain for two days
r. II. r. was recommended and applied. In
less than two hours he was free from pain,
aud enjoyed a pleasant sleep. For all pains
We find il an instant remedy. Ii cures sick
head ache, neuralgia, dysentery, chills and fe-
yer, and Ill the other complaints put down
in the advertisement Our physicians use il.
and indorse its quick aud valuable properties
A. s. HoLLIsrER, dundee, Cook, Co, Ill.
N. B.-RADwAY'S Ready Relief cures the
lame, stif.jointed, rheumatic, and neuralgia
sufferers. 1t instantly stops pain.
Every day We receive intelligence Of the
quick efficacy of X. X. Relief in stopping pain
and removing its cause. 1t cures Rheuma-
tism aud DiaThea. IL cures Neuralgia and
| Chill Fever, 1t cures Cholera-allays Groups
and Spasms, Sick Head-Ache vnd Tooth-Aehe.
II neutralzcs poisons and acids, renders NAL
aria harmless, intuses health and life INTO the
chilly blood. Ii refreshes and inyigorates. II
acts upon the nervous system rendering the
nerves strong aud Iron proof against disease
We do not Claim that r. X. Relief VIII cure
all complaints il Is prepared 10 cure certain
diseases arising from irritating causes All hhu'
matte, Neuralgia, Nervous, and Malasions Dis
eases, sll acute pains. Will instantly stop
and quickly remove its cause.
For Diseases arising nom BAD bLOOD.
r. X. X. No. 2.
Foul and Corrupt Humors, thick and Bad
BLOOD Sores of all kinds, salt Rheum, ScrofuA
st.Vitus's Dance, Chronic Diseases, and al
dlsesssd deposits, ara quiily rcmcYsd b. th'
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The Potsdam and watertown Road.

The final letting of the contract for the
construction of this road, took place on
Friday of the week before last, as we
have been informed by one of the di-
rectors.-The contract is with Messrs.
Nation & Barnes, whose well known
business character and energy are
guaranty that the work will be expe-
ditiously and properly executed. The
road is destined to be of great utility
to this county, and we trust will be a
source of profit to the stockholders
Ogdensburgh Sentinel
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THE PHLoMATuEsIAN EXHIBITION, on
"Wednesday Evening, was quite success
full. A large audience attended in spite
of the darkness and bad going, and were
highly gratl6ed with the handsome dis
play of talent made The poem attrac-
ted particular commentator, its exec /
lence involving facility in art always
grateful to cultivated assembly in an
effort of the kind Both the orations,
and portions of the debate, deserve TO be
pal1icularized, but there is still oigni-
ty about the classic, old Philomathesian
with its orderly forms, and interior man
ly emulation, that enters caredt a
gainst a mere spirit of compliment to
wards a representation of the flower o.
our yru,b "A handsome notice Of Mr.
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Bos1oN FIRMs-As a criterion of a
good firm to trade with, its enterprise
in advertising will strike the business
man as sign that firm wishes for his
trade This test Mill apply with credit
to the list of Business Firms in Boston
furnished to the leading country papers
BY S. VI. PETriNCILL & Co. See Adj
vertisements
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-11-17

The melancholy tribute of the respect
of our community, to the distinguished
son of New England, was in all its fea-
lures in harmony with the purpose of the
occasion, and in none of them unworthy
of its lamented, illustrious object Had
Mr.. Webster himself been living to pro-
nounce not upon the completeness but
the significance of the testimonials made,
he might have said, as on she occasion
of his own Eulogium upon the sages OF
the Declaration and its advocacy, that
thOy v'ers ct expression Of tbs respect
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-11-17

PRESIDENTIAL ELEcrloN Gen. Scott
will receive the electoral votes of four
States-Vormont. Mas sachusetts, Ken
lucky. and Tennessee, amounting in all
to AZ votes against 2jd for Gen Pierce
California is to be heard from
The Presidential vote in Vermont
stands for Scott 1868 Pierce o.l62
Hale 6,267--in I56 towns Scots plu-
rality over Pierce, being 7,477.
The official vote in Pennsylvania gives
Scott l79,ls3; Pierce l0s,5s3 Hale
$500 Scattering, 1919
The returns in Virginia, from % coun-
ties give Pierce 10000 majority.
In North Carolina, Pierce leads the
column by about 100
In Louisiana, Picrce's majority is prob.
ably IL to 1900.
New HAMrsniRE.-In Concord Gen
Pierce's vote is 9l2 which is a gain Of
297 since last March. His majority o
yer Scott in the State will reach Ia 900
MAssAcnusETTs.-All. the towns il
the State save four have been heard from
and the vote for Governor stands Cliff
ford l,6s7. Bishop $4,000; lIann Sc,
060 Scattering 433.
Zeno Scudder, Wing, who was repor
ted elected to Congress from the LIST dis
trict of Massachusetts,, lacked 9 vote,
of a majority There were consequent,
only ? Congressman elected on Monday
MAINE.-The returns give Pierce 1
o62, Scott 81. 464, Hale, 1924. In ls4S
Cass's plurality was 1922
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THE COLLINS LINE.-The Collins
steamer arrived on her last trip home
in 10 days 5 IL hours. Her Last six
trips out and home, have been made
with remarkable uniformity and rapid
itv Hero is the record
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-11-17

WEBSTER ADDR EssEs.--Vcry inter
esting exercises were held at Windsor.
in this State on Wednesday, the 10th
inst attended by a large congregation
from the vicinity. President WHEELER
delivered an Address, no doubt, of SUI
perior merit The speeches in both bou
ses Of the Vermont Legislature on the
announcement of Mr.. Wcbsters death
are printed in several papers Of the State,
and were honorable to both houses. The
learned WILLIAM C. BRADLEY, appro-
pratcly took tho lead in the house The
speech of Mr. Seymour who offered the
resolutions in the Senate, ana that of
Mr.. Barrett, will claim the interest Of
our readers and will appear in next
weeks issue.
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AN OTHER REMARKABLE
CURE OF DYSPEPSIA.
Boston. July Cd. Is,

N'oNNhs " w lCDt
Messrs. Reed Bates Il Anstin-Gen-
tlemcn-Agreeably to your suggestion.
it gives me pleasure to state. tha. re
FIVE weeks ago, purchased tw5 bottles
of your Oxygenatcd Bitters, and COM
4neuccd useing the same according to d.
rcctions, and experienced the happyest
effects
had been troubled with dyspepsia
about three years During the warm
season, and at times was oliged to give
up all attention to business; and although
| had the advice of many good physic-
ians. | was confined for six weeks to the
house, and continued to grow worse, until
| took your medicine am now almost
cured Of every disagreeable symptom,
and able to do business as usual
The whole credit of my restoration to
health, is due to the Oxygcpatcd Bit
tiers.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-11-17

A LIFE OF WgBsrER.-It is annouuc-
ed that Lanman, for two years past pri-
vate secretary to Mr. Webster,will short
ly issue an authentic account of the pri-
vate life Of the great statesman.
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The steamship Humboldt, arrived a
bout 10 O'clock, having left Southamp
ton on Friday morning the Doth ult
two days after her regular time. She
brings $50 passengers and London pa
pers of the 2sth ult
Sales of cotton on Monday 10000
bales. Tuesday $4,000 to 10000 do
Wednesday 10000, part on speculation
at to ! advance.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 24.-Whcat in large
supply at the extreme prices of last week
Flour not 50 extensively dealt in, though
rates are fully maintained Corn good
inquiry. The high prices demanded
check operations
The general news is of little impor-
lance
The Duke of Tcrccira and staff have
arrived in England to represent the Por.
tugucse government at the Duke of Vel
lingtons funeral
A Brigade of the British army has
left Rangoon for Prone under Gcu
Goodwin. aud the steamers were to re-
turn forthwith for second Brigade
The Burmese have destroyed Prone and
posted themselves in a neighboring hill
The Sultan has repudiated the New
Turkish loan, and ordered the first in.
stalment to be returned
The exports from Great Britain to
Australia continued very great, and
there was difficulty in getting frcights
The decree as to the Port Wine ques.
ton by the Portuguese government
would stop the shipment of wine to the
United States for reshipment to Europe.
In France the question of the Empire
was to be submitted to the people in a
single article. and the Empire was to be
conferred on Louis Napoleon heredita-
ry. and in the event of his death with.
out male Issue, he to name his successor
LIVERPOOL, Oct 20 - The Grain
market maintains its frmncss and for
wheat there has been large demand at
the extreme figures of last week for local
consumption aud export to channel ports
sales 5000 Dbl. Baltimore from ship at
23s. The outgoings for all kinds Of
breadstuffs are nearly equal TO our i'm
ports.
The Morning Herald, the Government
organ, announces that ten line of battle
ships are about to be built with screw
prorcllcrs, The Royal Albert is about
to be longthened and fitted with pro
pcllcr She will carry 1870 guns.
Vienna letters mention that disturb
anccs have broken out at Constantine
pie, and the French Ambassador ha.
notified the Government that if within
seven days the refusal to accept th,
loan was not revoked, he would demand
his passports.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-11-17

Hon. MYRoN LAWRENCE died at his
residence in Belchertown, Mass, on
Sunday November IN. He was well
known, and much respected, in this his
native town, for the institutions of which
he cherished a lively interest. His sur
viving paren, is deeply bereavcd, in tue
loss of one who was the staff of his age.
The age of Mr.. Lawrence was So
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-11-17

The Second Fall Quarter at the Mid
dlebury Female Seminary commenced on
Monday of the present week, Nov 18th.
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ABNEK SMITH,
Grocer, Central Square, East Boston
A CURE FOR WATER BRASH
AND INDIGESTION.

Hartford March 5, le49.
l hereby certify, that Dr. Green's Ok
ygenated Bitters' have proved more efi-
cacious in relieving me from water brash
stomach, indigestion, and costiyeness,
which has been very troublesome for five
or six years, than all other remedies
which have been trying during my i'll
ness and chccrfully recommend it to all
who are thus affected
SAMUEL HAMILTON.
Mr.. Hamilton has charge Of the Or
phan Asylum, Hartford, CT. and is we'll
known, and highly esteemed as citizen.
The pamphlets accompanying the medi-
cine. abound with certificates of the most
remarkable cures, and may be had on
application to the agents. gratis
REED BATES 4 AUSTIN. Whole
sale Druggists, No 81 Merchants Row,
Boston, General Agents
Price, s per bottle six bottles for s..
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o.tirdayi NOV D p. VI
SENATE -Rcpoyts BY Mr. Howe,
from the committee On Agriculture, IA
yorably to the bill to prohibit aud abate
nuisanees read the third time and pas
sed BY Mr. Foster, from the commit.
zee on Manufactures, favoraby to the
bill to incorporate the Pioneer Mechan-
les Shop Co., with an amendment, the
amendment was agreed to, aud the bill
read the Sd time aud passed BY Mr.
Seymour, from the Judiciary committee
favorably to the bill in amendment OF
sec. l3, chap. l6,C c. S., with an amend
ment, 1.-THE bill fixes the compensation Of
grand and petit jurors at s 80 per day
and the amendment at 1926 > the a
mendment was agreed to, aud the bill
read the third time and passed.
Bills introduced and referred BY
Mr.. Seymour relating to witnesses Il
the Judiciary committee. BY Mr.. Howe
relating to chap nc, G. s., fixing tn
salary Of the Superintendent of tn
state prison at 500 y to the eomuitte
on Finance
House. Reports. BY committee O
Education, bill to incorporate the Lot
donderry Academy, and it was ordere
to Sd reading against bill relating t
rights Of non.rcsidents Of school dirtrlct
who hold lands therein and it was dii
missed BY General committee, again'
bill repeating the act for the encourage
ment of agriculture &c, aud on motiu
Of Mr. Barlow the bill was made th
special order for 10 o'clock Tues3a
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-02

WARES
VI 10 dozen merino undershius, very heavy
10 do mcrno and drawers, all sizes
5 do silk undershrfs
30 do menno hslfhose
so heavy English hafhose the best good.
In the city
IS do country knit half hose
do buckskn gloves, very heavy
5 Dc beaver gloves, very superior
rs do kid gloves, hersnders make
10 do silk gloves, very heavy
so pieces pocket handkerchiefs, very superior
20 dozen various styles crsvsts neckies, and handkerchief
do plain and colored border linen echies
with cloths, csssimeres and vessnes Of all styles Al
VERIFY h MILLERS,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7th and 9Th streets.
Dec h-eodlmif
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EOssUTH GRIPPE THE las, mail brings intelligence
N coincdsnt with arrival the usous Kosuh
Is attacked with coughs colds throat &c. accompanied by
chlls and evep.
and against prepare your
selves against the arrival the Magyar BY calling and
bottle OF Dr. ROSES celebrated EXPECTORANT,
for those who have the
those who have H accompanied with chs and
tonic mixture. Two failing remedies. For sale
BUTTS DRuo SroRs,
Corner Pennsylvania and 18th street.
Dee 2e-4uf Opposite Irving Hotel.
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A SPLENDID PLANO FORTE for sale, of six and
three Of New York manufacture
wood and Of the finest
S275 This warranted in and is well wor
Apply c. r. Hill, tof New York,
at Sawyer's house, Pennsylvania avenue.
tuned sc. Also second hand stodad piano for
800.
Dec 27--d6.
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COKE, Tar, Lime hand and for sale at the
u Washington a fuel gives
and gntes readily charcoal The coal
chiefly paint timber &C. The lime
being highly mpregnaed with ammonia, value
and far superior ordinary lime when used for that
Dec 1-u
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MR.. WADsWoRTH, Dentist, having perma N nt y
III located himself Todd store, in Browns Hotel offers his
professional services the ciuzens Of the District.
To the citizens Georgetown generally Sisters Of the
Convent OF the Visitation he would respectfully
Of his skill
WAsmSoTos, December 1851.
Dec 2S--dT
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- ~-e-u THE Steamer Jevess leaves Baltimore
2Ss3Sp this day O'Clock for Norfolk and Portsmouth
xankzAek carrying the great southern mail Dec 3o-d4t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-23
Hunter "a. Marshall.

The Richmond Wing compliments our tai
entcd Eleetr, Mr.. Marshall very highly
upon the result of n discussion between him
aud the Democrahc Elector, at Buckingham
Court. "Mr. Marshall, it says, acquitted him
self in a most brilliant style. He drew The
sword and threw away the scabbard; -nnd The
Wings fairly roured at his dosling onslaugh,s
upon Locolocoisn. The Democrats them
selves confessed that their champion " as com.
pletey routed. The Wings of Course were
IN rapiures. Such attacks repeated in every
county from lhl4 line 10 the election, will GER
tanly give the State to the Wings A Van
Buren,, Free Soil, New IInmpshire Yankee is
bitter pill 10 the Virginia Democracy. lie
can't produce any ehhsasm. The rank and
file dlstrnst him. They have been duped often
enough by Northern men with Southern feel
lngs Van rs not forgotten, and Gov Joe is
living repembrnncer
1--WE had previ 'usly heard that lie Demo.
cratic leaders IN Bnckingham were ia very
bad hnmor-would get mud if you crooked
your finger nj then; We fear Mr.. Marshal's
exposure will drive them To desperation We
would cxhort them to Restrain their wrath
It's indulgence will do no good. Ii will not
cure Pierce of fainting fits. nor render him
more acceptable To Southern palatcs Besides,
man in passion Is very apt to make himself
ridiculous"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-23
InIerfr0sn lHnYailm

SEw OHLeANs, sept. lo.-1he stramer
Crescent Guy. from Hasana, wiih ,ssos 10 the
1lth, arrived here TO-DAY. She bnnzs the
mail. and 6itv-nine passengers.
TIE Spani.h uar steamer Pizarro, y as lost
on The night of the / tn, on reef opposite the
entrance ofthc Mariel.
There was har few ships at Havana and
ireights were brisk.
The city of Havana was getting healthy, the
complication Of diseases having ceased their
1ayages.
Lieut.. Porter has written a letter 10 the ali-
ihorites. in which he states that lie shall not
permit The police 10 board bis vessel and watch
the doings of Mr. Smith, his purser, and if any
attempt was made to prevent the sailing OF his
vessel, the authorizes would have TO answ er 10
tie Unifed States Government
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-23

expressed opinion oi Democrat. founded
upon facts that stated. rs good agsn-i an
other Democrat We therefore, as al o1ret IL
.Iackson's denuncia'ion Of Scot give 1.ate
Hills opinion of Pierce Hi ~as one of the
snest prominent Democrats in the Union
eggeed ia Pierce's own State. and knew HIM well.
Hear what he says
"What would Frank Pierce have been IN
New Hampshire If he had mol been helped by
the influence of Isaac Hill This man, who has
repeatedly disgraced himself and his State at
Washington by his drunken sprees, and Who,
although now President of the \. II. 1en-
perauce Society, within the last fcw weeks has
proved that be has not forgotten his old hub
IFS; this man who resigned his office al Senator
for few months before the close Of the session
for the purpose of taking up the business oil
peItiogging and increasing law suits x expen-
ses tfkdgation at the capital OF theStatc zee his
writ IN another place. dis man who condemns
radical tests IN some places and supports and
defends radical tests IN other places; tins man,
who helped John j Hale and Charles Lane to
plumber the Treasury at Washington of thou4-
ands Of dollars; this man " ho has subscibed ms
name to hundreds of electioneering letters hy
writing "F. Pierce" as a Senator Of Congress.
repeating Ii every time he thus writes H. that
he now rs what he IS not; this IMAM has recent
~ in effect. repeated the charge from a lying
tongue perhaps for the hnrdrcdth time that
the opposition 10 Henry Hubbard in this State
originates In the promise Of Isaac Hill made ut
Washington 10 sell the State Of New Hamp.
shire consideration for contract for blanks,
wrapping paper and iwine!'
lie kuo~s the charges he makes against
Lane Hill to lac base misrepresentation and
falschood," &c.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-23

POISONING CASE IN WASHINGTON. The
Washington Telegraph gives the particulars OF
q case OF suicide or murder in that city.--Em
cline Johnson, the deceased, was about %
years old, of comely appearance and had been
married, although she had not lived with her
husband for two orthree years 1t is general
ly stated that during this time she has Received
tue familiar visits Of Mr.. William B. Sasscrr, a
clerk in tho sixth auditors office. married
man, aged about thirty-two years. On Tues
day, Mr.. Sasscer purchased some strychnine
and quinlne pills, and on Wednesday, night.
called on Emcine Johnson and rode out with
her IN a carriage. Two hours after their re-
turn, the family of her father were aroused h,
her cries, and on entering the room found her
IN great agony. They sent for Dr. Began,
who came promptly. when she implored him
10 bleed her. Dr. b. thought she was under
The impression that the period of her labors
was approaching. She told him that she had
been for month or more taking medicine to
produce abortion, but being unsuccessful had
Just tired a new medicine, consisting of now.
ders. DIR. Is. examined her condition, and
told her she had murdered herself? She told
hun she was bound under oath not 10 tell who
had gwen her the medicine She expired in
10 or ID minutes after Dr. BIS arrival.
An examination ofthe facts led 10 the issuino
OF a warrant for w. b. Sasscer, who appcar,d
and gave bail in the sum of $4,000 for his am.
pearance yesterday Dispatch
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-23
Later from Mexico.

NEw ORLEANS. Srpf. I5.-Adticcs Ifomihe
city Of Mexico 10 the 2lsr Of August have been
received, which state tha, instructions had oc-
Cured in various places, but that ii was not
anticipated any important results would arise
iherelrom The Insurgents occupy Cordova,
and the authorities had lied to Terraba1a.-
Rebcledo Offers l., surrender upon receiving
guarantee that thelives ofhmselfand compan-
ions will be spared. The Vera Cruz Legisa
ture requires, however, their unconditional
surrender.
The Vcjara Legislature demands an extra
session OF Congress 10 settle the Tehuantepec
treaty.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
mi,cheIi's Pump-morc Testimony

LyscHBURs. SrPT. SrH 1859
Mr.. MITcBELi.--SiR: \ Gu ask me how | like nv
Pump hive been working il for three monsi,. and
The more | use it, the better ! like IL The smnllost
boy nave, get in less time than il used T.,
taxi a man ih The old fashioned ope and bucket ba
-ies the advantage gives in dry and weather
NJ we'll III the centre part Of my Or. and Is Sd feet
deep aud with the aid of men, | Gun. in a vory
few minutes, my garden. yard nd street in from,
OF nv house and throw water over ny honse npon tb
ot,-and in of fire, have my hose convention
fhat in one minute from the time reach the we'll Ica
have the upon ii, and four work il C,
hours without ceasing. Situated ] am, above ON,
Reservoir would not be without this Pump E,r fwe,,v
inr. it. cost aud would recommend nil hs are sir,a
ted like myself go struigbt and buy one
Of you jumps. Yours respectfully
srpt 32--llw JOHN OYLER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-23
Reception of Gen. scos.in Pitssnurg.

PITTsDURG, Nrpl T6.-ITcn Scott nrTlvtd
here at ten o clock this morning and was ee cor
ted Ivy large crowd from the railroad depot 10
the Monroe House, where he had taken lndg-
logs. A large number of citizens called to pay
their respects To the General, who we're intro
duced by Capt MAYOR. Gen. Scott made a
short speech, in which he passed high eulo-
GUM upon the Pennsy lyania regular and citizen
soldiers. 1t was then announced from the bal
cony that n meeting would be held TO night at
the same place. which would be addressed by
several distinguished whig strangers. The
crowd then dispersed.
Gen. Scott will Remain here I'LL Mon lay,
When he sill continue his journey west.