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Hampton's Vegetable Tincture!
.sCOEIE, LET Us REASON ToGETHEB., p


~ GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY! M
yITIT such testimony stronger proof can be given
w unless IL be trial bfhis wonderful IIampons ssgs
Let the afaicted read regd 81 ats4a II ~
BARRniyILIE, ALlIdASY CouSIY NIL
fl8 &i3K May I, 1882.
10 Msas. Mortimer a AoasLyay. Il
DEAE sRs In Justice 70 DR. lamPtens sestahle Tine.
ture wish 10 iaiorm you that taken sick on the 80
day Of January last with Riieson u the stomach bow
els and kidneys. was attended by four eminent phyN
clans FOR than months 70 little or no esct
had knowledge OF the great virtue In Hamptons Tine
nre from bottle which my wife had taken TWO years
since.
came 10 the conclusion that would take more med
cine rom my physicians, but Try the inotirs ana an,
happy inform you had not taken IL days before
felt its powerful influence upon my stomach have con-
tnued using the Tncure, and now able TO leave my
room and can eat any common diet without much ipcon-
yenience pressure my stomach. nglha
The aced or their friends are daily Wishing noe 70 learn
the great virtue there is in this Tncture OF amptons
expect send you several certificates in fw daysone
especially from young lady who has been confined 70 Der
twelve months with disease OF the head affecting
Respectfully yeura, asi W HALL
On the psrmauey Of the cure hear him sin auoheret
ter from the abogei #4bf
BAHnrtIvrllr AilroAxr COUNTY (Id,) tst
October Is, 1862 4.
Assrs Mortims, q lfo,clray;
DEAR SINS: am happy to inform thar this day finds
me in the enjoyment q gosa health y the use o. STsI
to pursue my daily ayocaons usual and have great
desire that the afflicted should know the great curative
powers OF the Tincture. -14 4
am with respect, yours, #3 tsf Ia D. w HALL +
THE ALMOST MIRACULOUS CURES made by Hamp.
TOMS Vegetable Tinctura respectable citi-
well known and tried--we challenge the world
to show anything record in medicine 70 equal IT, many
Adds aOo hare M its healing poiesrs bear The same test
| BALTIMORE, July 9, 1852 q
Mesas Mortimer d Mo,obray. Gents Last September
attacked with eryspelas from which dreadful ulcer
formed right leg Getting better of this last November
took deep cold which led to what physician told me
was bious pleurisy, which left with constant deeply
seated and painful cough having no rest day OF night ana
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SUNDAY SCHOOL PUBLICATIONS.
Great Desfderatnrn

ltH1LDs Lesson Book the New Testament. 1smo
-, Price. 81 rs per dozen.
ChiIds Lesson Book the Old Testament lsmo Price
Sl.50 per dozen.
These have been specially prepared to meet the universal
want OF scholars In emerging from the Infant Class the
regular Sunday School Such scholars usually
placed in their hands they are not CIV
selves the questions usually proposed question
books.
These books take up oil the Important portions Of
Sculpture history and furnish both question and
appro, rate language.
The following particulars eharacerza the book. in ques
ton:
l. The answers very BRIEF printed large type
The subjects Judcously elected running through
the whole Bible
g. As they furnish both questions and the pupil
Is saved from the necessity Of having than book
in hand at tmea very desirable arrangement for young
scholars.
T. They profusely illustrated with better than
have been hitherto uscd In similar works.
Sunday Schools not receiving the Sunday
school Advocate win he furnished with specimen numbers
gratuitously application. ..r4
oct u GRAY BALiANTfNE 9TH street
DROPOsALs viii be received by the undersigned
i until O'Clock Monday, the first day of
Vember next for grading aud graycling north,
Connecticut 10 Vermont Bidder4wil
state the price per cubic yard for grading and the price
SQUARE yard for grayeng The gravel TO be nine inches
the six the sides The surplus earth 10
deposited where the Commissioner direct lcvellsd
the contractors expense And any further Information
that may be required will be given BY the Commissioned
gro. W. HARKNESS ~
Commissioners oil the First and Second Wurds.
W. W. C0RC0RAN.
ELISHA RIGGS, FL.
I oct 25 Assistant Commissioner.
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fUA ALL NEhfOO6 lONOlIION6 Of ffk blSIENh
"a dr. ROSES NERVOUS CORDIALi
IIEAHr DISEASES AND NERVOUS COMPLAINTS. -
j j The astonishing happy effect Of DR.. ROSES NERr
Numbnes4. Neuralgia Nervous Tremor 81 the Muscles
Heartburn, fintulence, Pain in the Face Wakefuiness
estlesrne~s, for chs Mind or Body worn dor by
labor, study has induced many phi yscans 10 ue II In
thar pfaetce For weak constitution Ii Is 4 grand re-
storer sompeeiy removes nom the stem all nervous
irrtston ana almost miraculous In its rapid and happy
eject the weak and the nervous are requeaty restored
70 perfect health before using bottle Price SO cents
Liver Diseases, Dyspepsia, and Bilious Habits!
your Liver is deranged your skin viii be yellow Dys
pepsia and Bilious condition of the system will follow You
wl Dc troubled With cold feet, variable Appetite and DE-
pressed spirits by taking DR. Roses celebrated Railroad o.
Pills You will soon find all the above bad symp
TOMS disappear They give strength and richness to the
blood, Boxes l2la and % cents. SHaYr at vi
81 These Pills called RAILROAD PILLS, because
they 90 ahead Of all other Pills In their good effects
ffsa Do You Suffer with any Paint
II you do, you will find immediate relief by using Dr.
ROSES PAIN-CURER. Ii is the only preparation which
cures, almost instantly Sore Throat Rheumatism from
Colds, Pains In the side Back, Limbs Face Ear or
Tooth Aches stomach Bowels, Side Back; Stir Neck,
Bruises, Corns, and Chblans Wherever you have pain
the PainCnrer Safe to all ages and the price being
low the poor as we'll the RICH obtain 1t In 25 and
90 cent bottles. 6a HEEL &A NgFIA st ~ 49,
~ The above preparations be found With CIRCULARS
and full directions, at the stores Of - 8y
aim Ed Gilman, 'a w. III. Gilman, sti IA
Charles Stott Co., Samuel Butt N*
ef37 J. +. Callan, John w Marin
Kidwell a Lawrence, /, Washington city, D. o. ~
-. 4. KidweIi, Georgetown, p 9. 49, Iaug lo--tr
1 DOUBLE-s0LED BOOTS AND SHOES. 9-l 4
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Cigars, Tobacco, Snuffs, &c.
T. e. POWER

AZ Just received 1ne assortment OF Cigars, Tobacco
and Snuffs: ALSO best Smoking and Chewing Tobacco
powhatan, German and other Pipes; Canes, Portemon
naies &c-which be would most respectfully offer TO his
friends and the public generally wholesale and retail Also
q fine lot Of the old Ia Norma Regalia Cigar.
street, between 9th and 9Th streets,
oct 13--eo2w Near the Bank of Washington.
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REV. VERNON EsKRIDGE, U. S. N.

. PORTSMOUTH, Ya.l Aug. ls, 1851.
Mr. T. H. R0ash--Dear Sir While 1 In general OPP
posed TO Patent Medicines compels that
have great confidence In the virtues of Hamptons Yege
table Tncre. For several months past have used IL In
my family in Dyspepsia loss of appetite, dizziness and
general debility, with entire So far expert
ence extends therefore, take pleasure in recommending
10 the afflicted q safe and efficient remedy.
am respectfully, yours, VERNON ESKRIDGE,
Chaplain in the U. $. Navy.
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HAAfpToN's VEGETABLE TINCTURE, by It's mild nc
the Stomach, Liver and the Kidneys will Dys
pepsin, Cough, Asthma, Bronchial and Lung Affections;
Pains in the Back sde and Breasts Consumption scrofula
Rheumatsm. Gout, Neuralgia, Fisula, Piles Bowel Com
plaint Worms Nervous all diseases arising
from impure blood and 70 the grcstcst Fraaie medicn'
known. -
For Choers Morbus Cholic, Dsrrhoa and all disease
incident to the bowrs In the summer season. II has nc
equal G
we ask afflicted TO call those having this wonderful
article for sae and get pamphlets grafis q
For ssis by O Sfott Co., Washington, y. o.
Wallace Eflist, cor r and 18th sts.
tes d. b. Clarke, cor. Md. av l 18th st
j Winner, 9th ST., near Louisiana v.
McIntire's, cor. and 9TH II.
Gray Bsllantype, 7th ST.. near y.
r. s. T. Cissel, Georgetown.
q @. Berry, Alexandria, Va.
..s. And by Druggists generally, everywhere.
MORTIMER a M0WBRAY,
oct 1b-trl General Agents, Baltimore IT,
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Frightfal Accident.

s. PITTsBuRe, Oct 25.-The passengers who ar
rived here last evening give the particulars Of the
accident on the Portage railroad yesterday morn
ing. Adams s. Ce.s express car, heavily freight
ed on ascending plane No. 8, which is 1000
yards long, became detached as it reached the
crest, and, descending with fearful rapidity, came
in collision with the passenger train at the foot
of the plane, I. ~ sa
The alarm being timely communicated, two of
the passenger cars were emptied Of their passen-
gers before the car reached the foot Of the plane
but the third car was filed with ladies, who were
, unable to get cut Before the descending car
reached the foot of the plane, the engineer of the
passenger train reversed the locomotive and start
ed off at rapid rate; but the engineer, bscom-
ing alarmed, jumped of, leaving the locomotive
and passenger car dashing along the level toward
plane No. 8. e sf0sys 49,
Fortunately the car became detached, and
permitted the locomotive toplunge down No. 3,
by which it was entirely demolished When the
express car struck, the baggage car received the
force Of the crash, which demolished both, scat
tering the goods in every direction, and tanning
the passenger cars together. But one person was
materially injured, having his ankle broken Col
van Swartwout jumped from the express car and
j. was much hurt. The accident occurred about 8
o'clock yesterday morning. -.
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could It perform the astonishing cures made by III
y aEsf5r't NORTHAMPTON Co., April II, 1862.
Messrs TYer AdaiT have been afflicted with Rhsu-
masm times from my twelfth year; will be Afty years
of age the 18th Of this month"; the attacks we're at times
severe render helpless have tried various RENE
dies to very little Last October was attacked In my
shoulders Sides back and hips could not rest day OF
nights could any part Of my body without cry
ing with puin; this time also tried many remedies
ternal and external without receiving any relief was at
last advised to try HAMPTONS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS;
before had taken bottle which felt much better
and continued taking felt strength coming into
back limbs and stomach strengthened and revived
every way taken five bottles and much better
than expected to be. intend TO II whenever
need it. would recommend it the afflicted believing
II upedualled. Yours,
ELIZABETH BAGWELI.
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markets. HaN

i VEG New YoRK, Oct. 27--ea p m.
Flour advanced to 9 pence. Wheat had adj
7 yansed 4 penny Cotton is firm at a shade adj
\ Vance. Provisions dull and groceries quiet
Money easy. 4sal33 A atsa.t Hs
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rIHIs rs TO GIVE NOTICE, that the subscriber hath
j obtained from thu Orphans Court of Washington
County, In the District Of Oonmbs letters Of admnistra
ton personal estate Julius watkinr late Of Wash
ingon County deceased All persons having claims against
the said deceased hereby warned 10 exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber before
the 18th day Of October NEXT they otherwise by law
be excluded frouh all benefit Of the said estate.
Given undsr my hand this 18th day Of 0ctoher 1882
49, YqhI atsfs gu HflYa IfbEmb WlhdAhs
oct13--1sw3w ~ sy sage.l s,1'k ia 81 Adminstrator.
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Linen Goods Just opened

1uCH UOOWb ubC Up0lI6U, .3H
Dk PIECES very superior Irish Linen @assl5s h ta
~ 10 pieces Pillowcase Linen er@a araE
10 pieces "a and 4 White Dumask Table Linen
4 Is do "a and "a Brown do i do if bg& sbkal
10 doz ~ to 2tinch Linen Napkins ,N1st7f7 Nsl4
20 pieces Huckaback and Damask Toweng
10 do Brdseys Diaper II sgHfstsfalH nl&4.
20 do Scotch and Russia Diapers talr
so do Crash, (some very cheap at 64 centsJ .tpso
do Figured Step Linens, &C., &c. ,51 iGEJB
With large stock Of Linen Goods just received
south sde Pennsylyania avenues between eth and eth
near Centre Market ,a I. D. II. TEBBS CO.
oct Is i9et a 81 News 2wl ags
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ExPECTED, in few days, superior Chewing To
IL hecco, Fine Cut Tobacco, aud Cigars
aug lift WILLIAM T. EVANS,
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STORE FOR RENT.
MECHANICS BANK, GEORGETOWN

1NHIS institution Is open for General Banking
IL Business. Office under the Union Hotel Bridge
and Washington streets Georgetown d. c. where Its notes
will be redeemed in specie.
tfE f. w. CONCH, Cashier.
GEORGETOWN, d. c., Sept. 90, 1852 [sep 20
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SCHOOL BOOKS,

At THE LOWEST PRICES,
To De had ar GRAY 4 BALLENTINEs
sep I7-tr It'll street, above Odd-Fellows' Hall.
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.C1 j MORE MUSIC JUST RECEIVED.
JSrvi ss,;,e ~ COMM THROUGH THE RYE
HkAMXAAl Laura Lee 81 IL
Don't be angry mother sNet
NJ ,4tgS IN M A Home that love 5l Ti#ka rsp I'll y
@ .. Sweet memories of thee sg@f IL So Fly
~ Thee, and only thee A%s G1 1fs s
= Sounds from Home 55 Ell. 5ttl6 af'2a
Young folks at home. Old folks at home
And the following additional pieces will be sale
Monday: u K rs Fl sgFsst4f TEfp 5fBtfEE Hs ~ gig
Anna Lowry Shower OF Pearls The Rose bud Come to
me- Massas in de cold ground; Atlantic Schosche The
Elfn Queen y Thou art false to me- aA
.S,H@ ,pt At WINTERS Stationery and Fancy Store,
oct 16--trf 9th street, Louisiana avenue.
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BEEBE,s HATS.

r AM constantly receiving fresh supplies Of these cele
brsted Hats, with other new and Fashionable styles Of
my manufacture would particularly invite the at
tsnon young TO beautiful Style gotten up express
ly for them, st l1H CHAS III. LANES
Hat, Cap, snd'Gent,emea's Furnishing Estsblish- (
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Truth stranger than Fiction None need despair =
A Lady's Testimony after thirty-eight years
of suffering! 7sa
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. MT. We06t6F,Gs EMm0rol --Fhe ~ allure OF
'R his Observation-Disclosures from Boston,
s BosroN, Oct. 28.---There will be an immense
attendance at Marshfeld on Friday, on the occa-
sion Of the funeral of Mr.. Webster. Boston will
beilargely represented, and there will indeed be
delegations from all parts OF Massachusetts,.
Information has been received from Marshfeld
that Drss Jeffries andI. Mason Warren, with the
consent Of Mr.. Webster's family, this morning
made post norton examination of his remains,
After q full and careful examination, they came
to the conclusion that the principal cause of his
death was disease Of the liver Of long standing,
1 combined with a hemorrhage from the stomach
and bowels, superinduced by q morbid state Of
the blood. There we're also some symptoms Of
dropsy in the abdomen discovered.
The Boston Courier has received official intel
Igence that President Fillmore cannot attend the
funeral of Mr.. Webster, official business demand
ing his attention at Washington.
4, public meeting has been called for tomorrow
to take measures for the erection in Boston of 3
colossal statue of Mr.. Webster. The Hon Ed.
ward Everett heads the cal. ag sil = .3 IL
4 The family of the Hon. Abbott Lawrence have
requested that the proposed demonstration in his
honor be postponed, on account of the recent ma
tional calamity. hte y
The Webster Executive Committee were in SEES.
sion last night, but adjourned to meet again this
evening, when plan for their future action on
the Presidential question will be submitted fol
their adoption or rejection 1t is supposed that
they will dissolve without expressing any opinion
on the Presidential question. a.a' ts.a - WAX ss
.s n + ! fff d &.
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BALTIMORE, Oct521-r2p. IN.
W. Sales Of 900 bbls City Mills -four, and 200
Z. bbls. Howard-street at $3.50 Grain is un-
changed. NM. ss 5afl r,a
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N HOnOrs TO the Memory or MFR. w Webster.
PHnADELpHIA, Oct. 26, THE city councils
met this evening and passed resolutions recon-
mending the citizens to close their places of bust
ness during the funeral ceremonies at Marshfeld
on Friday. ssH n $500. sts II
~ New ORLEANS, Oct 26. Business to, day was
partially suspended on account of Mr. Webster's
death. Y 49, 1tyrr, 3lsb
51 ~ CHARLESTON, Oct 26.--The Courier of this
\ morning appears in black for the decease of Mr..
Webster, and contains memoir Of his life. The
news did not reach here till late last evening,
ing to the wires being out of order at Raleigh. 4
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NOTICE.

~ Notes Of Msshsnies Bank, Georgetown wsgntel, q
" per cent. Fs.i II sSi a,tslI eiafE lsep. 297gh
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nRAwN NumBERs OF ruE Della

/ IT v wnrc sfatc EOfTtFys IIhtt q, HfhWn Ht WIZ
/ mnrton Delaware, October %, 1892: s
70 CT 50 II "a 80 Is q n as Go B Al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-22
HICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
MONDAY. JUNE 81.

MONDAY, JUNE -.
TOBACCO.-The market Saturday animated for
very good and fine manufacturing and steady for all other
grades On Monday thought prices rather lower
for and fine manufacturing though there
any fine fancy puac,uring in The breaks. Other
were firm full prices
Sales OF Tobacco by N. NJ. MARTlS Il Co since Friday
last o Lewis hhds. 80 95 10. IS, 625, IS, I,
25 so and So T Saunders, at 80 II Ernes,
s. and ~ II; Epes, II hhds, at7 Is, so at
50 IS g. 10 % and IL VIM Suit at 65, 25 II 50,
II so aud 2: 90; VIM Williams al So 15 g. So TO-
10 50 and - so; J Moore a; and 8 So q Wight /
at 25; B Norwood, at IA rs; Tinsley OF Is;
Goode at To- Parkinson, Pat IS and To- NJ Beasley,
ut 90 and IL %; S West, at ii Isl Wright at
IL rs; Johnson, at 1885, Seed att IS; Stecd
90 w b Price IL 50 and 10 IS; Coleman, al g. +
Williamson, nj 5; Travis, at 30; Rivers 50:
w Rice II 60 e. and IS; VIM Hendrick 7 at 4 10,
g. 60 and g. William Walker, al III IS and Id;
W Barnes, /. III D Flan, at IL so and l3 so;
L Coleman, o. 95 and 25; Harper & Kennedy
at 50; Bullock at S. 6, Is. at %, a, 5O;
DR. B J Connaey, 2 NJ 80 and 4 Capt VIM Hunt al 6
50; Egeron at so; r BooIen, at Is and Ga; W
Minger, at 10 so; W Watkins, at ii IS md l3;
Egerton, at So 10 IS, and III PattiIlo
IL and ID; John Watkins, atll II So and IL Isl Dr.
PIummer, al 10; Bullock, al II So Green Trsdae,
ats ISL Abraham, at so; wyche, ats; n
Nehlel, at 6 So Or NJ NJ Harrison. at 4, Is, 30,
50, IS and 25 hhds TO Messrs. Gillian Matthew's
for their celebrated Wne Sap" brand; W Peace al 10
IS and 80 Is; YIN Waller 2 al Is rs and rs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-22
LETTER OF HON JAMES BUCHANAN.

The following letter flom Hon. James Buchanan has been
handed to tho Union for publication by distinguished men,
Der of Congress from We have doubt that
the sentiments expressed by Mr. Buchanan in approval OF
the nominations Baltimore will be cordially responded to
by The democracy Of the Keystone State The victory OBJ
tanned last fall Is Col Bgler involved the principles
which in issue between the whig and democratic
parties, and is proof that the people of that State
wachul now they 10 the days OF Jackson of the
which necessary maintain the rights of The
States and the integrity of the Union
Extract of letter from tho Hon. James Buchanan 10
Der Of Congress from Pennsylvania.
WHEATLASD, (nenr Lancaster,) June 8, 1852.
My For the frs, time, have had fair trial.
My delegation able faithful active and energetic
but they could command success. This their
fault. am perfectly Satisfied with the result belong
Ing, ar do. TO the sh0ol of optimiss.
shall give 10 The nominees decided support intend
TO do as long shall live the nominees of the Democra
lie party The principles Of party those which
alone can secure the prosperity and perpeuy Of The Union
FOR COL hing entertain the feelings of dship
puer, better or sounter Judging does 1.-Two
know General Pierce very well. Throughout his Con.
gressona career he uniformly maintained the character
sound and nheIbe Democrat and honest and honora-
BILE We must do duty and leave the consequences
to Providence. From your friend, very respectfully
JAMES BUCHANAN.
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DIED.

DsiD, yesciy 90, INST, ALLESE daughter Of Luther P.
and Magr,. Ellis. aged years four mJths and is
Tic friends Of The family requested 10 attend the funeral o
residence Of Mrs Crew. Of Canal and ls Streets this
a o'clock.
DIED the residence OF his father the county Hanover on
the 18th inst, EDWARD G. SYDNOR, second Sarah and
W. b. Sydnor
Departed this life his residence the county Surry on Sun
day the 18Th JOHN FlTCETT tho SD year . age
Truly may said good has left The writer of this
humble his had many opportunities Judging of
the purity all his intentions and he hazards nothing saying The
deceased behind him honest upright and
gentleman In all the relations Of life he consistent and
husband he devoted kind and
fngivIng and ra ndugen, fo5eang;
friend aaae and polite In actn all relations e
he bore tina! the loahsome SANDER
reach The deceased made no Of religion bu, in his last
only afford consolation in dying thar
mis- eah!es" and immortal spirit winged everlasting flight
that the heavenly uneon was applied and his spirit rests
peace with God who gave w. T.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-22
.rw,nn,s CANDIDATE NOMINATED.

40 have all along expected, Gen. Scott, Inc Peeu"ai
eor,te Of Seward has received the nomination 'of
tan, nj Baltimore. Some time since, the wing, -
g,eenness avowed the opinion that, in our oppo0i" IT.,
Gen Scott we feared the effect of his military a".
spoke honestly and not al all sorry 'u' Wv ,,s
should have been deceived in its infatualion -.
weakest candidate that could have been seiee''o -"
rejoice al his nomination. sh,u mo-
The South will universally scout him' anu ,u;u :,
duce strssg Wing testimony, tna' n's carrier
fatal n, the North Virginia whiggery, SEEMS s,a,
the day. We shall see how Inc wing pu..y
hunbug is the statement that MI Bryan unae'
,oot to pledge South Carolina for The nominee. nu' - "
ates, farce ex,ant-bu have no time TO comment ulo
c rich Developments they will follow this sacFhee 10 DC
| ,,ord md Bottsl