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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-12
BIISCELLANEOUS.

tLts'S COFFEE HOUSE 81. BROADWAY. ADJoIN
with snue and sp T, Fl ne r. i,e@t
mutton included in he bill Ills esttis6msas ~
day to BE ready rem ~ N. toiP.h
RHLIARDS.-MIcUAEL PIiEI.AS mas OPENED rHE
lizard saloon Go Fo.tyay soooaa door nom GstEis Hail
IL ss ass a. ".Ss NJ . Gs se g &.
' INV ' sc i'si 'r' nSIN 80 broadway
HAVANA sEGARs.-looO common size. ,ari,ust,,nd..
"a "ooo regalia, Just nrriysa. for sale BY
-- . H. HUiiEn III Wall street.
TnE sunsogiEEss. FORMERLY At THE WARE
.sie ,psw md sscon hand Pianos At III Bruslwsy where
prices. riaaos let. LINcoLSs THOMPSON T."
RRUsnEs. BRUsBEsi.-A LARGE AND SPLENDID
ncan nisaI9Tsf n 81 BIZ. ae r1.ts.d e D.
7 IGHTNING BOOKSTORE NO. 10 BnoApwAY.-
part o. ;he unioT AZ ssi'Sy sirss'sa BoysE ~ groai
6rds Fair fcr 6es p@i.,, aai rd. to e. B@se. ri rs
agents wanted Immediately. Cal At the store
TIVE LANDLORDS NATURALIZATION
freeze Won't buzz p cnsrsa Is a na TT ~ asy
them esr,e,e ehespy repsir-i. without ng ~ AMI
nesa in children Double Hydrsa,. f3r yards vor
saic By the flumbtes.
A ETHICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PATENT.
"A BY this iayentoa families have six % twelve
snr .s, s.s 5s, rsasy Tor Vs. and Easily 'gpsa m
,hs disgusting reptile. D,pa. Is, Fulton s:scs.. Herald
DE. IEccHTwAnqERs OFFICE IAs sgEN Rf.
rIeIs I gay p t.d
Ssis bRass Best ssus, Van ns c"s
&c. ss Fese ees oiff f. "ass. S s
III as.n r. .ns
isrosehne, and Gs Makers hs.eria- and Cheio
c All, rIR CENT EEDuefoN n rHr
3, ~ orisr 70 place .he Va etie Powder
he 5, ra SSsa% r ,ress s ,
for The @ q rowSs ~ bo VII f ssg
cents which has bcG hc prso htheto snd q. wholesale
s2 per hsn gess G dos s per Srasa IL AK s az,
ne d@iuuon IN p's win 3. once usdrqpe the ale. tie
,1 - vi sesli tie sa .s
racls Vol lug ants rats mice in single hour. 50
b ia = certify s R chsopn ans
@ @s Sa to i'e cara Nil Z ynsd rs a
amount ~ ~ icr or ill'. both -esdr- their bills
y. Lyon ~ broadway.
NJ OREIlEAD's MAGNETIC PLAsTER-rHE GREAT.
~ est ,r.os hcnsr and pain destroyer discovered
II sr tt tin boxes Each box viii b. msle rom s sx -
'sh' ri'st'r and apy ys ssa ma. nay apply taem
rt'N ohNNor yNisr wm"Rs rms rIA!rrn = ,rrnrD.
rssa ara ,sorstins Tic emro system Il az r e
rs, & perea tie gy e S'h thus
rtas5 wle j estrsets ~ psin u 4 sroat neg,ino
luhutnc, II poscsses and. therefore, IL n 81 eepr.Ssi,~
value in ~ nervous diseases In short IL star thor mi
yltatkts TIE Nhole ysteclusxee the escula5n ~ ia
The secrstonend restores health and
,sor :, ~ y ani aebhtsei The Magnetic Plaster Is
the chcaIeet aud most valuable remedy 80 =
LIVER dlYfN To THE NORLD.
M ~ a We scmriaints nai diseases for wh,.b 4 = e
omHendel, ~ worth Is ipe-tira Able, an its
$50. PRICE ALMOST NOTHfSU,
'lastor IL applied. ~ -
e excetdn sy pleasant -ad ngresse Is IL. 49, md Is
zee irom NJ those objections attached th9 senery
lts warranted 10 maintain its ir.nes los yssr
M tokeep unim paired ia Any climate
'hICE 70 CENTS 4 BOX, With PULL nm rIONs
Asnniaetnred by the inventor and prppriettr
u. q. MURLuEAD, H. D. Tx Bgoss~sy.
Nv III rssp~etske Srpnpts
ss<SsDs eAyssakSSs The esiess sssssA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-12

III OTICu ..-uUrUAL loan PIhyOFoHrE ANn

NJ Otto II +-MUTUAL LOAN PfhSOtoRTE AN 10
~ House Furnishing n.Thcrn will be meetr
Of the mcmbers Of this Association Wednesday evenu
nest ut 1ls ooek at Clinton Hall whom tho articles
Hfment VIII he rsaly for the signatures ot tie monbers
d The dues received for Tho month Of April Those ladie
and gentlemen who have not yet entered their
tutscrihcr. can 10 50 by calling the Office the Book.
store OF Adrante Sherm Co.. No. Actor House
prospectus can DO hal Gratis ent oyery inform aton
A. H. J0CELYN, Treasurer.
Jas. PRISON, President.
W.. Van NorDKs, Chst,nsa 81 Committee Of Maga -
t1rnt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-12

A RTlFItIAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PATENT
"A by this inyentoa families haze six Or twelve
eechss always raaay for and easily applied
Fling esst when compared - the expense Trouble OK
building. - $500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-12


v ILL I'LL LsSD on YORK RIVER, IN THE STATE
onnnss hls Sfsrs FOR sso h lands lying 10 Yor
souny n ,ne state q Nirsnia This Estate surtc in
"a on ofs river extending than two niies on
arts are cleared aud hayng been recently lined
WV 10 ~ estate OF snch extent. The Gods are ugs
producing about one thousand barrels OF two tb ~
Dusnss OF wheat aud will continue with
every rotation ty the renewal Of the application Of mail or
nms followed by clover. neShnustibe Quantities Of f,ssI
s Do found0n the lind nni the facilities az
~ Tor improving the soil extent desired Unt me
s,trneton in the spnion of che
npssts TO be founan the large Quantities OF pine ana
uhk WOOD which are ing thoisnd Pine wood
there Is between 800 and - on cords Of exeeoat
w,eh now readily 7sll for hi h price Northr IN yegof
ann wheh ust continue 20 norcc in price, tho gnsn
WY oiminhes This l. rapidly becoming ease and tic
riec Of lands Is being enhanced rosty believed tha
the wood Alone will par fully the purchase money Tbe
pndersiyned will sell credit 20 puroNsssrs IL one
rd Of the purchase money Sc paid short time acr pnr.
chase lie confidently offers these Lands for sale 10 1y
person or persons and will " IL he deemed advisable ~
them, divide the estate into two farms docnis more
detnled account OF them presnuae
disposedto purchase will visit the lands
addressed 70 him. a. Williamsburg yirgnis post paid. will
pc attended TO- should the proprietor effect sale
tore the nrst OF July he will sell them publicly the
m mat month 70 take effect the drat Of Noven Der
lowing This done TO enable the proprietor secure the
corn Possession bowever the ~ ..I
HE wheat will DO given in October.
wutrAsssvEe, W, kayef ~, Isz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-12

n oTiCE.-BI lLDlNG ASSOCIATIONS FIRE INsIJ.
comranyIhe subsoiibers TO the stuck II
will bear in mind that the fourth Install
ment of tive dollars per share tsqurel paid en-
Thursday the 10th inst at the Mercantile Bank
John street and Broadway.
Shareholders who not signed the
immediately to facilitate THO business tho pany
JOHN BRUCE, President~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-12


HOUSES AND BUILDING LOTS wANTED-THE
subecribers have daily and constant applications
houses and building lots in varus parts Of the city,
in Brooklyn aud Nlismsbnr, and could make large
seos at fair prices Persons ha ving houses
TO soil will do well to leave our Property Register
full description Of their for sale. Once from
6to o'clock i. NJ COMBS NICOLAY, Real Estate snd
ms. Agts. No. "a Grand street ncSr the Bovery.
ID DON WANTED-BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN IN
~ strictly private family. whore there are no otAer
bonrders Location below Chambers preferred AID
dress 4. H.. box lbs Post Oifce.
AToRE WANTED-WASTED, A STORE on THE
= ground foor with cellar attached, In any business
part Of The city suitable for hcy business Address
WANTED TO HIRE IN SOUTH BROOKLYN BE-
w tween Court and Hicks streets, ant nearest
about the 10Th ns moderate house Tor which fair
rent will he siyen Address l.. T.. at this ofaoo.
"hNTED.-Bf RESPECTABLE FAMILY or
W three persons, nroom and bedrooms. Location
near tann street. Address limo 20 T. s.. Herald Once
WANTED-IN SMALL GENTEpL AMERICAN
~ tanily apartments. consisting OF four rooms,
gntce and octhle ncighhorhood m town mot hgher
CURED Kent not 60 exceed $50. Please address s. H. r.
SfJ Fourth avenue Tor three days.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-Tuc rURNITURF
w Fixtures. And Lease Of frst class Hotel in the
city, by gentleman extensively known ~ Of
very popuIss Sopthsyn hotel. Address box ASH Post
once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-12

HORSE OWNERS -SOTTCE.-TIiE RIGHT, TITLE
and interest Of the well knowa md celebrated E,us
ran Coalition Powders for the cure ofdsempor pnk eys
fsrcy loss Of appetite want Of condition In hors,s
been transferred to VIM $. DUNBAR AZ has Mao the a.,
pot for their sale, which Is o. 40 broadway ~
WYATT. Price, 80 cents package. 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-12

nE. JEUCHTWAAGERs OrYICg ifAs sEEN M
- moved % No. III Maiden lane wacre his oolcbrasd
1h'nie al PteI ttons az be kst permanently
i,nieeting Iiqrii Chemical whae OIL soar, ily Paper
BleAthed Sheac sHlphsto Ammonia, PIaips Pal adiu
Nickel Cardinrm Bnuth Best Rouge. vicuna line Cvs.
hide Iotasrium, German Manganese, Oxide Uranium
w. Ingsh Poulte Cloth. or Sporgio Pine Paultice an
for p,u,i,c
Iyrotechnic and ella Makers hs.erai and rare Chsrp
Gals prepared and imported.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-12

w amMnEb--AT TIM BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE
=, once. No4 Sands street. BROOKLYN Protestant an
s'r, as cooks, chspbermads nurses for general
"o % &e. They must be well recommended Aso non
'''A"" I" ouee. X. WALLACE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-12
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &c.

AUNSE6. CAHEYA(tEG
-.
NEW YORK HORSE RAZAAR a. CRospy srprpr
~ Auction sale Of JI0rses car,iasas -, :.
every Monday ana Wedyegday at - nolock Ins 49,
vim property 10 dposo OF viii lies n all .nd 40 20 ~
tered John n C.rrTTfD $500 :. i'Hs
-----.------- = ' f'P'''Or'
p1op SAFE uSrnso,,Y so,n,, $50, =
hand high a g.. 49, 80 .pnHhi hofNst, lp3,
hsr semitic an fousd lie can e seen At the livery stable
roHua ,n,;, " uai. uid sn1hal Carbon, Fourth
~ ui itth April nst lie can be bought
~ ~, 49, lhe owner would exchange him being
'""a Wy uhefehee' LOT arn horse worth about SO.
4 HORSES FOR SALF-ALL GOOD SADDLE HORSES
- aud all good horses them can trot mia
IN three minutes the other two fine.
and ere suitable fer gentleman family horse. They
AN .. zen AZ Iorpors Thompson Madison slusre cor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-12

Wy AETEr--BY TWO RESPECTABLE Young wo.
w mon. fitua<ions; Chambortn ala .nd w ,tey
or would assist IN washing and ironing the other CHAM
bcrad ar to assist in taking care Of children would d.
nan sowfag Good city reference BIO rvcn their
ise rlace poase Us Hudson street. third aoor back
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-12

WANTED-AT 40l CHERRY STREET--A skILFUL
eoacn other Painter thatsan paint aud ain metal
Of mahogany and rosewood None bat the best
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-12

" ALUABlE BBl!DihG LOTS FOR SALE CHEAP
On The Seventh and III ybth avenues, I4ys snd Is"d
sstreSs Also, number Of choice Houses and Lois Ii
Williamsburg aud Brooklyn, terms For fortha-
particulars srriy TO COMBS NICoLAY Resi Ests,.
nhd Insnrsnee Agents. no. "a Grand street. near he
bovery ofice hours from D to o'clock Pm ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-12

WANTR?--A SITUATION As CHAMBERNAID, AND
w to asst with the washing aad ironing; she under
stands her business perfectly and has lived her last
Enr IN New Haven Connecticut, and has the best
~ reference Car he for two days, it not engaged.
Please apply At ia East Twenty fourth the
First
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-12

DHTNlX BUILDING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A.
ted February q, 1853 Shares, 500 Monthly dues 81
The Phonih Ia in prosperous condition and
upon the mort approved and liberal prin cpes ieb
Their with the responsible md reliable character of It's on
GERS rsndsr !. ar Easy. safe and profitable Institution
Prohpecnses and byawp, and full information, car ~
obtained ~ the Secretary Office C5 Chatham street
WILSON SMALL, President. "a Ludlow street.
AMOS W ILLETS, Vice President, 27j Pearl street
a. r. HATFIELD. Secretary. oliec G5 ClMt am ntreaA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-12

TIVE SUBSCRIBERS, FORMERLY AT THE WARE
rooms Of ]. Gilbert Co. have opened rooms for Oh,
gaze new and secon hand Pianos al Buaiwgy nor
may be found fn assortment fiparrnruts ver, Law
prices. ila:os W let. 1INCUI. 8 Ron
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-12

vyyANTED-nY YoUSG WOMAN, or SOBER AND
w industrious hatals, situation IN respectable rri-
,se family cook WASH andr She asood cook and
rndertands making bread and pastry; she H. also
n,n asher I'd ironer; Is DO chanberwork end fine
washing and ironing she would do the general housoWork
~ small prvse family The hest Of city reference be
x,ven Pleste call At 90 Wsst Iifteent6 street
tsLb avenue second door ~ tte rear Can be ~'n 'ortwo
asyP, N ret eBgtpci
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-12

LNOR sALE-HERBERT'S SALOON. ADJOINING ByR-
- tons Theatre. The proprietor wishes TO chang. his
business and will sell out to popular and energetic
The Saloons do profitable trade. and there is
great extension. Apply to HERBERT the
or Ivy letter. with real name
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-12

RUlIDiNG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DESTROYS
- 81 gaining informs In relation to these
are invited 10 all 1T the Office Of the iiud
Aseo.iaion AZ WaaAinston street corner If Laight.
Hours from 10 A. ". TO 81. ~, daily. public mosting
will be held at Bradburys Music Room 1l3 Broadly ay
corner Lrtrard street, thrd floor Honasy eveniu,
April Eth. atS o'clock VIM. W. Brncke.t, Es,l. will adj
dcsr tC citing. fhc pnb'i, invited Seats
oily 81; ehsres $500; tue.. 81 inehthy.
=. 5. WARD, prcaidsnt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-12

Union LIVERY STABLE No go NINTH AyRNur
- opposite Kip Browns-Horses Kept by the day
week month, in superior manner. few GOOD IorsSs
for sale, suitable for business or pleasure.
N " sIyoNs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-12

'I>O LET IN BR00kLYE-THE TWO STORY ATTIC
and basement brick House, No. I33 Hudson avenue
sands street; $780, Also the bakery and back
room, No. N5a Carlton avenue near Myrtle avenue; So
Apply to FRANCIS BLANCuET 800 Sixth ayeaue befors
nine A. N. after five T. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-12

EOR SALE--A THIRTY HORSE POWER STEAM
Engine in good order with NY wheel and three boilers
thirty feet long by two and half feet in diameter Also
boiler twentysix feet long by
together with cross boiler. attached to above, about
twelve feet long and two and half feet in diameter win
he sold low, appliodfor JOSEPH HuSsoN rear Of
IS Nassau street, -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-12

VN0 BCTcHRRS--.foR SALE THE STOGg ANDrIy
lures o. two good meat shopr, dom good bufness
WIN every thing suitable Tor conducting the Also
yoais herse ard cart nearly new The only reason Tor
asposins a the game 10 shat tho about oAvs 49,,
CITY Apply y l.. G. VAN yoOGHIs, Myrtle c5rner of
tisTtiGont, avenue. Erooklyn, 49, INV y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-12

WANTED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG wO-
mon, situations, TO do the general housework Of
small family TO cook, wash, from the other
Cbambermnid and TO assist washing and ironing The
beet Of city references Given Can seen gy
Third
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-12

ITO LET-TIIE FOUR STORY BRICK HOUSE. NO. ass
sixth avenue, near Twentyfourth street, ",s lower
pat to be altered store BY the 18th Nav The
viii b. let sepcratey with the dwelling part Apply to
hfter Eve Z. N. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-12

1 AnANAs SEC ARs.-iN,DO common size, various brand.
90t0 RECALLS, just arrived, for sale by
H. EUJJ ftgt.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-12

WANDA NAN TO TAKE CHARGE or A SARH,
w he must be . coed farmer, and undsrstar ths ca,e
Of horses. Apply TO A. GRIEvR, .sBarsir< street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-12

ID OADwAY SHOW ROO Is AND OFFICES, NO slS
- opposite ,is scss lrar suitable for Merchant
Ia trs N II ~ ID sma uairdrsssers, Engrayers
Ar sts ard 7, aisrs Ia Pia and husic Silver Ware
Watches, Jewelry, he.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-12

I'o DhCCGlsTS.-T0R sALE-AFi CLASS DRUG
sore eitraed IN the upper part OF broadway hand
oHc ht'ou up with good stock OF fresh
sthg good business Possession be had
Post Once - ~i'N
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VNANTED--A SITUATION, BY A VERY NICE ENG
w lish girl Chambcrmad and Waiter has objee
ton to the country Can give the best Of city
reference Apply for two days. mt G Mott street. trout
I'm aver
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-12

Young man, Us light Porter any other business; Is
acquainted with the city Good reference sven Piease
|wonue.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-10
The Want MOtks.

The Chard0n tDhio) Free So,l whig paper thus
receives the wing nomination, The wings of D
hlo got Gen. Scott s0oat it is trnc, but with a
mill stone around his neck that will sink HIN, be-
low anchor depth.
Hear this Chardon paper:
HrGgAn FoR ScoTT AND I'M FvGuIvE LAVA
telegraphc despatch to PansviIle, from the Bal
lImore Convention announces that Gen Scott
was nominated for President, on the 5Yd ballot
ing. We cannot give particulars, Enough is
known, however. to convince every hieud Of
freedom that we have nothing To hope, bui eve
rythlng TO fear from the nomination of Scott-as
the wing platform and resolutions clearly demon
strate-He is pledged TO .he support OF the fugi.
tive law without reserve, and an endorsement of
the compromise a. "finalty' stands out il bold
relief ~ prominent p;ank in the whig platform.
This is the crowning act of the proftssed anti
slavery whg party it is the expiring act-the
last death throe Of party false to principle and
freedom and who have swallowed that last bit
ter pill Of their Southern drivers save the vhig
party and 'rhe Union. "-But Waterloo defeat
awaits them as sure as the sun shines-such de
feat as will teach them that they cannot prove
traitors to priciple without just condemnation OF
the People.
Let every Free Soiler stand to his post--let nc
falsehood OF the enemy swerve single man from
his principles. desperate effort will be made
draw of Free Suilers to the support Of Scott
But there is no need Of being deceived, for We
shall endeayor to keep the whig resolutions anC
platform before the People, aud shall contest ev
cry inch OF that Southern platform, if we stand
single handed in the fight"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-10

LAz:-sr FrT.-Durng the summer Of ,S4S.
corn being scarce IN the upper country, aud one
Of the citizens br!ng hard pressed for bread, hav-
ing worn thrcajbarc the ho, ,ptahty Of his gene
rous neighbors by his extreme laz;ness, ihev
Thought II mn act Of charity to bury him Accol.
DINGHY lie was carried towards the place Of inter
mcnI, aud heiUg met by one Of the citizens, the
following conversation took place:
"llallp, what have YOU :here T.
Poor old Mr.. S"
What are YOU going to do with him r
Bury him"
What is he dyadl hadn't heard Of hia
death"
No he Is rot dead hu, he might as well be-
for be has no com and is too lazy to work for
ANY"
THAT Is too cruel for civilized people I'll giv,
linn two bushels oi corn myself, rather than SC.
him buried alive"
MI > raised tie cover, and asked, in h.a usu
al dragg n tone, is it = he '.t-dr
NO, Uut you can soon shell it,"
~ RI We on boy ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-10


The nomination Of Gen Franklin Fierce must
bee considered Rs very strong one, Oy all IA.
tellgcnt politicians He is wr!l known and high
ly respected by the democracy # the whole
Union; and We doubt Il there Is a man IN the
country, vhis og democrat, who could run better
lhuu h."
Franklin Pierce, the nominee Of the Ddumore
couy un,ion, il We mistake not, Is the youngest Of
the family, and more noble spirited generous
hearted uuprcteudmg gentlemen. or worh,r
Protestant Christian than he, does not belong to
either of the great political parties
Franklin Pierce was born democrat, and has
been prominently identified with the democratic
party from his early manhood. While quite a
Young man, IL served In bath branches ~ the
Legislature of New Hampshire, aud subsequently,
as u member ot CougreSs. A. public speaker
he i one of the Abest and most eloquent men ~
the United States.
The services ot Gen. Fierce in Mexico, md the
glorious result which attended those SERVICES, are
fresh IN the recollection of his coun'rymen The
war over, anl m honorable peace established be
tween the United States and Mexico. Gen Pierce
threw up his commission and once more retired
to private life. For some years 10 has been at
the head oi his profession in New Hampshire and
has Consequently cnioycd an extensive and lucra
tive business But 1t ia IN the domestic clrci.
where Gen Pierce shines most con on.plcuously- II
is To that he Is most warmly attached His COun
trymcn however unwilling that he should re
main out nf public service, huye decided that he
shall he placed in the first Office IN the nation and
take the control of the white house at Washing
ton, un the fourth Of March next.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-10

Iur NoNrSAroSs-A. we SAID yesterday, tho
nomination ut Gen Franklin Pierce, has met the
decided appreciation oi every democrat in our
city. We have vet to hear the first muimur Of
dissatisfaction, The halloling viii show how
manfully the delegation Of Virginia stood by Gen
Pierce as their second choice, when fully impossl.
llliiy oi obtaining the nomination Of their first
choice; and how Gen Pierce eventually received
the nomination of the convention. The nOmlua.
tion Is u thoroughly national one. The friend Of
Gen Case prefer him to Nil Others, as second
choice, md ihuse of Mr., Buchanan and Mr. Doug
la are equally satisfied, Gen. Pierce, it il honest.
" believed will unite the democratic party OF the
country more fully than any other candldate.--
Richmond Enquirer.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-10

1o-cHiSG lNcplNr--1Ae Louisville Democrat
relates the following touching incident:
An aged moth,r---a woman 81 seventy years
--lrft hcr home IN the. Emerald lie some ten
weeks ago, TO seek the abode oi herrhjllrcn, who
are now residents uf Louisville. After o ,rdiuus
passage, and the trouble incident to n long l,Ar.
pcy. she reached the city from New Orleans La,
Monday night, on board the Alexander Scott.
aud soon she WAS surrounded by her children.
Her son was the first To see her, aud he FASTENED
to inform hi~ sister 0f their mother, arrival They
mot-thc mother and the Gaughter--in in one long
embrace, which only ended as the nftm mother
sank to the the '!our, She had sWonned away in
the rapturous enjoyment % holding once more
daughter So long lost She pronounced bless.
ing upon her children, and tainted away. VIXEN.
ever restored to Consciousness, the sight cf her
children. and the pleasing recollection Of their
/ presence would overcome her with emotions,
aud again and again she would faint in their
arms Physicians were called to her aid but could
afford her NO relief For two days she contnced
in this condition. until worn out hy fatigue and
excitement, exhausted nature gave way, and the
mother now Sleeps well" in the new green earth
Of her new made home How strange how sor.
rowful aud how touching are the incidents Of
I life"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-10

Cour D'EINr iS Mrxco.-Bn,ss from Mexico
to the 5,h ut. have been received at New Or
leans There are rumors Of contemplated Coup
d btdt by Arista, Rhd the Constitutional speaks
very gravely of the probability Of such an event
ltisrerortcd moreover that the Government had
Dispatched to the officers OF the Cus,oms at Vera
Cruz, 1hmpico, and Ma,atlan, orders to suspend
all payments and TO retain the Hpecie paid in
subject to the call Of the government. In short
everything seems in disordered confusion in the
uni,riuns;e Republic, The treasury presents a
vacuum aud Congress has adjourned, without
,ottlug any Of the mportan, questions submitted
to It