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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13
DRCPOSALS FOR LOAN.-S3OO 600

u CITY OF Wheeling sly Per Cent Coupon Bonds paws.
bic in twenty years The Interest payable SENT annually
the Office Of Duncan, Sherman 4 Co In this CITY,
These Bonds issued TO the IA timore and Ohio Rail-
read Co for the subscription OF the city stock They
ued under ull powers from the Legislature. aud
gusrs teed by the State Of Virginia The guarantee
given before the adoption Of the new Constitution, which
prohibits for the future any pledge the credit OF the stats
fUT such purposes.
These Bonds under the guarantee Of Virginia are conrd.
cred safe any security in THIS market
Bids will he received for hese Bonds 81 the Office OF ths
undersigned until O'Clock NJ or the l5h sept next.
Further psrticulss Of sale will be given hereafter.
JOHN THOMPSON corner Mall-st and Broadway.
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/ \ NOVELLO tss opened store at No. 389 Broadway
for the sale OF his cheap Musical Publications. 10 London
Catalogues gratis No. 389 Broadway.
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DASSAIC VINEYARD FOR SALE

This property situated the east banks Of the Pas
sale River between Newark and Beeve about eight min
utes' ride from the Newark plank road railroad. or steam
boat dep6ts lawn of about 200 yards i'es gradually from
and shaded BY Towering shrubs ornamental and fo'es trees
FRI this elevation extensive aud pctu esqne view pre-
sents itself of the adjacent country and nver Inc
logs consist Of house, wash, carriage Ice a9d pou
house barn. stables &c, with about - acres ana more
ds.,sd nj bohy land the whole fe ming OBJ
long square fronting about 600 feet the river IL
stockea with the hest Of fruits full bearing vineyard,
nesob and apple orchard OF best select sorts cherries pears
plums ounces and all kinds of the choicest garden fruits in
abundance In short for locality productiveness beauty OF
scenees respectaby Of neiehbors sa ubty Whose anne
Is proverbis and proximity to New-l city may chat
leDse for comparison. Terms easy Inquire OF KING
BOND Newark or l.. GORDON, on the premises
HOMER MORGAN, No. | Pine st.
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HENRY T. LEEDS AuctiOneer
DTAM NDS, COL ID LEY Elk
GLASS WORKS for SALE.-In pur.

LASS WORkS tor SALE.-In pur-
~ Of order OF the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Philadelphia County sitting n Equity vii, be exposed
puohc sale on the premises on TUESDAY, August II,
1854 at 10 o'clock AM
The unexpreo term Of the lease Of the Dyottve Class
Works sltusted on Gunners RgL and Que 10 the Dis
uict OF Remington, Ia the County of Philadelphia.
The lease made for three years. fOm June 80 1851 sad
has therefore nearly TWO years 10 ian.
The sale will Include well the lease as such fixtures aud
tools considered sable for the Of
Green Class Hollow Ware.
ferns Of sale cash within ten days.
copy Of the lease together with inventory OF the
tools ard fixtures which will accompany 1t and be Included
In the sale may be the auction store also
keys Of the premises ~. THOMAS SONS,
AuctioGeeD No. % WalnuJ-st Philadelphia,
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i1iano-f ortes.


STON PIANO fORTES.-The
largest assortment Of psnO, this cry be fund
=, the wsrercorns Of T. GILBERT co, No 3ji Broad
ssy corner OF An'honyr opposite Broad rsy Bank and
Yh-ste and will he sold bargains They have the
niei allie frame, and warranted 70 sfaad any climate
Dealers supplied very liberal term, Gbsrts Cottage
or Boudor Penns convenient for small rooms for sale low
,no warrsnted Also extensive assortment VI Gilbert
Co improved holiAn Pianos universally al nled 10 DO
superior 10 all o. hers HORACE WATERS. Sole AGENT
Twenty five s-cUnd hand Pianos snc WELD onS 70 rem
cheap, sue a. the following prices: So 81 -
6ouooir Sl95 holisn Pianos $3.50 $40 and s9o o,ano
Piano, SS0oj DO With htolan $50 FRINGE 20 me'"
deous SIS sac SIS and SHi CarhATt Melndeon 10
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NTOTICE.-Parties wishing to purchase

IN property In Wismsbureh, or Brooklyn, WIN hnd
number Of senee Houses several desirable stores and an
almost unlimited number vacant Lots ranging from the
highest the lowest price, and situated IN almost every
street 10 the above cities Apply TO THOS: kObsON;
Itbst Wiiamsburgh bet South lOh-st and Divison-ay
~ B-Gentlemen inclined TO dispose OF Real Estate WIN
Ind their wishes met with prompt attention. BY leaving
L.. .i,ffon
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q opartnershlp.

NOTJCs.-Thc partnership of H. NJ.
lNLOCKWOOD 4 co I, this day dissolved by mutual
cement arc either Of the undersigned authorized TO set
tie It's anars.- Dated july %, 1852 ,.,
GEORGE RUDD.
The Clothing business in all It's branches will b contin
Wv - H. NJ LOCKWOOD.
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DUBLIC SALE of ONE HALF Of

DUBLIC SALE Of ONE HALF OF
u BURLINGTON HATlNICUNK iSLAND.-ln
OF OF the lie Of the State Of New
jersey and by the authority OF legal Town Meeting Of the
citzr Of Burlington City VIII be sold pubic sale at u
O'Clock M MDncsy tne 9Th Day Of September next St
Beoens City Hotel In the city Of Burlington, ~ j. ono
bait or The lower part Of Burlington ManicGus Island
comprising about l5O acres THIS valuable property Is sta
sted in the Delaware River opposite city Of BuT0gn
NJ j. a miles above thescty ef Philadelphia aud the
great highway between the two great Commercial citrs OF
the Union, and medatey opposite the outlet Of the Oss
ware DIVISION OF the pennsylyauis Cansis a. Brso-
tn oush which passes the great bulk Of coal which shipped
from Philsdephi
fhe eligible situation Of this Island the depth u wsts
and the bodr II the Shores combine render OF
the most desirable properties which been offered
itssts or manufacturers for long time
The purchaser will be required give satisfactory security
for the performance of the contract
JAMES w. WALL Mayor
CEAs. n FENNIMORE, President Of Council
THOMAS minor, Prest Msnaserso OF School Fund
Burlington. N. J., July q. la52
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Company, or to EDWARD MILLER, Chief Enzinssr N.
special Agent Of the Company IN London
EDGAR THOMPSON, Prosdsat
Philadelphia. July Is. 1852
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OpANJSH LANGUAGE A. de p.

p,rz IN admit scholars % JOIN classes already
1s.s Nv classes for beginners ladies and gentle
men .ecers,eyl are constantly forming Private esson'
- l ysr ~ his office IN any part OF the CITY Tsn
80, .,,yet,y performed Colleges and Sch 'os attended
asr,t. terms Address no. $50 Broadway. rsom No
6r~f noor
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OOP SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT
NOR SALE CHEAP. or in EX-

CHANGE for CITY or BROOkLfNPhOfEhr1-
Three valuable Farms within 40 miles OF New YORK, near
Che line of the York ard Enc Railroad and near tns
villages of Milford and Port Jervs No contains oo ses
contains $50 acres 100 improved The above rarn ais
well ed and esch COCO substantial oudIugs a
a. and f. r. 10 Per- Jervis thence 70 niiio,H @
thousb beautiful country s. a. The tp a, s.,S
from bn.pes. coud no, m 70 afford both pleasure sod re-
creation For further particulars inquire OF PINCHO[
Son, Milford, Pa. of sUYpAh' REED oo' NO. ~
st N Y
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6rhools.

A HOME in the COUNTRY for
IA BOYS, within sixteen miles Of HARTFORD-The
advertiser will take only four boys and those under ten
years Of age and will devote his whole time udciousy TO
sheir moral physical and intellectual training Terms SIS
per Address Box No. Si6 Post Office Hartford e.
Reference C. c Bean Esq., al the office OF the Board OF
Education, IN this city.
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gnsnranee Companies.
AGILE LIFE and HEALTH IN

L. A & L. + LIFE and HEALTH IN
IL sURAECE COMPANY, second house from the
tsI1y, jersey City, n This Company having made ar
for the introduction Of features Life vs.
suTanee which in the community, would invite
public attention TO them:
lst They against ACCIDENTS, PARALYSIS, BLlND
NESS IAsASITY other bodily and mental atllctons
Del maneLtly disabling the insured.
"a. DISEASED LIVES insured ct moderate extra rate OF
premium.
3d. RELIEF FUND Is provided for the benefit OF the in
sTers who ay through Unforeseen circumstance become
nsble TO make e atuusl payments by which fund they
may be enabled continue their insurance Ia whole or
psIt.
h TEEToTALERs Insured at five per cent less than the
regular rates.
The Company have syaed themselves of the experience
Of the oldest and Offices OF data procured rom the best
uoim.0 aud most intelligent sources and OF ns services
Of fuy competent sc'usy In preparing for The presenta
tion Of these u.btters 10 the public.
The Directors being DESTROYS 10 otter every advantage con-
ss.ut with safety render the system OF Lite lnsu
ance valuable possible 70 the vIg providing sglns
the contipseuces 10 winch all liable. and a. any
10 the notice OF the people.
In ADDITION the points referred 20, and which pecu
sr 10 tbs COMPANY the usual business OF Lie Insurance 10
BY tr, and policies granted with or without
participation IN prCnts
Rates forms al poposa SC, may De had application
either persona tie Compauys oihc=, or By letter ed
dressed 70 RICHARD II. Dol GLASS. Secretary,
No. Montgomery g..
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teaching DESTROYS of taking three or four misses
from II years In her family TO educate Location WITHIN
few minutes de of the Brooklyn ferries. Situation open,
airy and healthy The best of references given as TO capacity
Adde'S, PARENTS Box l. $50 Post-Ofiice.
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(NUN WADDNG and PERCUSSION

- CAPS -Eiey's Cloth Gun wsddinx tn, he's, And
cheapest article used Eieys Percussion Cav, Wiz e.,
tieses ard Sporting Materials Powder Fssss 9c lsrSs
na complete asSo OF the above for sails by the nsnu
FRANCIS TONES SONS, No. M.,asn.l.n.
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OHIO COUNTY AND RAILROAD

II 1hlO OOON AMI hHlLflOhD
~ BONDS s25 600 - We offer az private sale, PICK
AWAY COUNTY CONVERTIBLE LOAN, in payment
OF subscription the Cincinnati Wilmington, and Lanes
vile Railroad per cents, coupon in Bond Of OOO or
S5 10 years to nun, principal and interest at New York
$4,000 FAIRFIELD COUNTY CONVERTIBLE
BONDS, OF same descii ption aad tor same Road
$4,000 CLINTON COUNTY CONVERTIBLE BONDS,
OF same description. and for same Road -
$4,000 FAIETTE COUNTY CONVERTIBLE
BONDS, Of same description, and for same Road.
These oaniare ssversy indoTsed and prompt payment
OF principal and guaranteed by the Railroad Com
pany and corresponding amount Of STOCK In the Road
well the faith and list OF the County also pledged
the object by special OF the Leg stature OF Ohio,
and the constuonsty OF the act affirmed by the Supreme
Court a made and carried up by Clinton County
S. 600 UNION COUNTY BONDS, 10 years, coupon J
per Endorsed and guaranteed by the Springfield sdd
Mansfield Railroad Company, to which they Issued IN
payment for stock
325rc0 CLEVELAND and PlTTSBURG RAILROAD
cent. coupon. - - - ,,,,,c,n,,
$4,000 EIGHT PER CENTS OF the MISSISSIPPI and
MILWAUKEE, RAILROAD COMPANY, at par.
DELANO, DUNLEVY y CO, No 10 Nau-st
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Hotel Of James S. Remsen 10 the village o. Jamaica
IN IsIsnS on WEDNESDAY the LIST day of September
next at 10 O'clock in the forenoon very desirable country
place at Jamscs about half ile rom tho raosa depot
Containing twenty Of De land on which thsre Isl
good dwelling house barn, stable sheds &c for tutner
psrticvjsp INQUIRE OF ISAAC j. GREENWOOD, No. Of
Munay.t New. York or Of Mr. hEKhlMAN, In the VII
LACE of jamaica
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T1ARMS for SALE CHEAP-One Of

LNAhMS IUI NoNLI O''H
a. 1000 one OF 90 acres. one Of 80 scres-b0th the Rail
road Dep6t-th good buildings OF rs acres new house
and barn one Of So OF acres and FARMS OF va
rous other mes all cheap Some be exchanged for city
property IS acres suitable for building lots near the Depot
Communication four times day with the city Call on
VAIL at Pacific Hotel Saturdays from 10 other days
AT the Depot Plainfed Leave Pier No North River
n 10 d and 6 o'clock daily, By Central Railroad.
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n ANDS for SALE.-Ten Thousand

Azores of heavy tmbsred land lying on the branches OF
The Ftopus Creek % miles from the Hudson RIVER com
nepcng a. the Greene County line, about miles from the
Kingston Plank Road Aso 100 Acres with hne mil seat
on durable branch Of said Creek mile from the larger
tract Timber Hemock, and the usual variety OF tnat
latitude There are three large taupees within miles
OF the tract which will create cash demand Tor the oa
at enhanced prices tannery might be erected on ne
mill site to work up the bOk Apply post paid 70 M
w EDWARDS the Agent, Hunter. Greene Co, N. \.
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EDUCATIONAL lady residing in
healthy and beautiful pa'; Of South Brooklyn, would
receive into her family few young girls 10 board ard edu
ea,e Their education ana morals would be eiuy at
tended To- and they would enjoy all the advantages OF
egrseab and tired home Te'msBoArd and education
10 al the English branches $3.50 per Preach and
Music extra Bls in all cases payable quarterly in Sdyan'e
Apply TO A. DELANEY,
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NE l. + B K A TIE ID CROTON FILES
~ NOTICE to HARDWARE IMPORTERS,
hACHINlSTS and ENGlNEEKS.-The undersigned
ing purchased the entire interest OF the Crotpn File Works
Sins SING " hereby gives notice that all the dsscrp.
hon, OF Files manufactured said works and formerly sold
by messrs J. Homer Co. will hencefurth bs sold only by
the subscriber al his Office and house below where
All orders will be teken and hec at very short noire
-, 40 HENRY j. IBBOrS0N, No. 2l8 Pearl st.
B-lbbotson Brothers L Co Globe Files are for sale
usus al the store
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Gnilerp, 6aroware, &r.

BUILDERS, Owners of Buildings, &C.,
ID are requested examine at the Subscribers the Gas
Oven newly invented article combining the advantages Of
the old fashioned bck oven together with facilities for
boiling siu large but Compact aud AZ less
than half the Of the latter Various sizes constantly
hand BARTLETT BENT. JR, No 25s Wsterst
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OANO-FORTE WAREROOMS, No.

SOL Broadway, one door above Thompson' Saloon
Persons about purchasing Pianos invited 10 call at the
Warerooms Of BENNETT co, where they will fad
an assortment of Rosewood Piano FOrtes Of modern style
Every instrument warranted for two years Should doubts
be entertained quality the payment may be deferred
until such doubs removed OLD Pianos received In part
payment New and second hand Pianos to Let
MannfactorY Nos 81. SIS and SIS Rlvipgton-st.
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DRADBURY'S PIANO WARE

y X a d D II I > rIhI'O - r.,',J.
- ROOM No. as Br sdwsy The 5f.o ,s, Ao,,o,n
en String American Patent Ac'ion snd arm ;S =.
Psnos-Mr B. Compelled, from III hr'tn, 10 a
part his profession q. tesrh-r OF m1,ic hss mso -
ments 10 sell assorted NewYors and Boston fisnSs slu
he ss the convenience OF having a. hand selected u
ments end bis long soqusntaoce with the pponc' T' M
- ~ ,s,,on,e. secondhand Pianos exchanged, Tor
~ 90 4, .t 0rders from abroad Suncuay attended TO-
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AdESSRS. LIGHTE g NEWTON, n

consequence Of the increased demand .no unr1vsie<
,opuls1ty of their PlANOFORTES, have extended the
susiness and opened Wsrercom IN broadway, NO oO9
where shall constantly teep choice 'eecton OF oui
Piano Fort-s 8. octave In Rosewood easss with
ii, the latest improved patterns We sha also continue to
tesp full of Instruments Mandatory ans
Wsrerooms, No Il Csnslt All PisnoFortes on our mane
hcture are warranted IN every respect Professor anna
teu, and those who anticipate puchans are respectfully
Invited 20 call and examine 81 orders from the atty o.
souptrv punctually executed
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NOR SALE-An elegant free stone

three story and basement House. finished In the vely
Best modern style with gas baths situate In the hnesi
Ao tyostory and basement Gothic Cottage, with arss
ward grape vines shrubbery &c. situate In bondst near
bchermerbornst in Brooklyn large part OF the purchase
gage .,.,.,. o. ~. tour,
ofseisbury Herkmer Co N y for sale exchange In.
ouire of EDGAR J. LEETE, Consideration, No ~
FULTON st. NJ Y, or Of VIVA sYMES No. IS West Broad
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miscellaneous.

A EMBELLISHMENTS are inserted in
the best papers cities and towns st '. b.
PALMERS Advertising AGENCY, Tribune Buildings
DOOk- BIN DEhS WAREHOUSE,
- No. 60 GObD-ST COOK * MANN, importers Of
every description Of colOred Leather for book binders and
poet etbook makers use Also English muslin, MashaI!S
thread every article required the trade Consu
buy in large quantities WIN find 10 their interest to
exsuiIe stock. =.
rs Ruling Machines Standing Presses and Cutting Ma
chines fnrn.hed on shorl notice
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On PIANO FORTES-New and Sec
OOond- bspd-( with and without COlemsns celebrated
oan for Sale or to Let consisting in pat Of the follow
lps makers. Boston Pianos HaI-t Davis Co. George
Hews; T. Gilbert Co; Lord Cumston L. Gilbert; s.
w Marsh. New York-G. a n BsImore Dubois War
diner; BosrdOsp & Gray Dolce Csmpsna); 8 se,bury
" Cregie, aud othersa Of which are offered at very
low prices Those 10 OF good bsgaios invited TO
ss at our Piano Forte W-reroOms No AL Broadway, be-
'~ooH ''0 LINCOLN l. THOMPSON.
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NOR SALE-Fifty-eig eight acres OF Land,
three miles from Willismsburgh, toward Nswtown,
ntable for dividing into village lots miles distant ffoT
mile from the plank road which stages every half
hour for cents On the premises there large house
~ sv aud Grand.st. NewYork
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NEW and SECOND HAND PIANO

FORTFS-We have on hand large assortment
of new and secondf PsuOs for sale and 70 hire Piano,
hom $50 10 $500 For hire from s. TO $40 per month No
269 Broadway New York SAFFORD bkOrhch.
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DIANO- FORTES.-Persons about pur-
chasing Pianos will find II to their advantage TO call At
r. Glenn Cos Mandatory No. 1874 Futonst, (west OF
Broadway gene al assortment OF mahogany and rose
wood Pianos constantly hand which will be sold low for
cash or approved paper Dealers supplied liberal terms
r. GLENN co, No. 1874 Futon ct.
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Fscher man ufsciory and wareroom, No 7o Green
sncSst- corner Of Dey st. Pispo-FOrtes, warranted with
~ time Piano Votes tuned repaired and exchanged
N R-klso EollAn Piano FOrtes Tor safe
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ORGANS, CHURCH ORGANS, for

OSALE.-One five stops sui able for Lodge Gothic
case six stops do four STOPS secondhand comic
case imitation mahogany; eight stops. Win pedals;
also one Paror Organ The above will be sold
able w H. DAVIS Organ Builder, No 81 Mac iougal-t
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marbinerp, &r.
TNGLISH MACHINERY.-J. NOR

IL TIMER HALL, Agent the United states for the
sae Cotton Wool and Flax Machinery manufactured by
hessn William Higgins Sons of Manchester, England
For terms, &c, apply to him at No 81 Wsst
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DRINCE q CO.'S MELODEONS.-

II phINOE &c OOs - vi TILOI|IIN'4NN'
The original Prince melodeoh, which has stood the
test for years. proved itself superior instrument to thoe
u any other make had only Of the sole agent WIN
HALL SON. No 2S9 Broadway, (oppOats the Psrk)
" +. HARRISON has removed his
Mandatory and Warerooms iom No % Canal st.
TO No 81 Mercerst Grandst, where NAV be found
splendid assortment Of Piano fortes
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DIANO-FORTES.-Persons about pur-
chasing Pianos will find 1t greatly to their advantage
10 call at N j. HAIEES CO.'S Mandatory aud Ware
rooms corner Of lithst and 3iav. where splendid a.
rtment Of Rosewood Pianos from to u octaves are con-
apty on hand and warranted every respect The above
will be sold low for cash approved paper Old Pianos
taken In exchange Dealers teachers and professors supplied
an liberal terms NJ HAINES CO, 9d-sv. cor l4thst.
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fought TO asen upon the country that mammoth moneyed
powef-he Bank of the United Slaies-which was "ha-
RAISING the people. and eating their substance -
when i pandered to northern abotionism which raised
storm which rocked the battlements of The constitution
10 their base sagaast all these odioas anti republican
and dangerous principles and measures OF federal whlg
gerry the democratic party have ever made war TO the
knife and the knife TO the bilt
Ia November next the people are 10 decide whether
me administration OF The general government shall be
Entrusted to The wings or democrats The wing party,
seeuonaized, a5oltonssd. and disorganzed have pre-
sened as their candidate for the presidency Gen Winfield
Scotia military ehiefain without the qualifications
experience for that high and responsible Office with his
endorsement OF all their exploded doctrines and theories
OF government The democratic party. thoroughly or.
gained and united upon their principles, have presented
as their candidate Franklin Pierce-an experienced and
able statesman, whose political life has been bright IL
luslraiion OF those principles When the day arrives TO
decide this important question, any honest and un-
peludced patriot hesitate 10 vote for the democratic nom
inee or doubt for moment the restoration OF the govern
men TO the democracy be administered upon their prin
cpes and measures established and approved by
large majority OF the people.
MORE ANON.
IY,
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THE UNION WASHINGTON, SUNDAY MORNING. JULY %, 1852

The present generation are erecting monuments common.
orase OF the eyents OF the revolution and OF the services
OF lis leaders. they should, by encouragement coune
nance TO sectional dsrusi, cast pail all the bright
hopes OF the future.
In The fortunes OF war Molly Stark was moi made a
widow at Bennington, but the monument will call up
saddenng hut glorious memories the fields Of Lexing
Ion and Bunker Hill. Yorktown, and Cowpens--oi
many homes afterwards gaddened by the sound
husbands voice Will il not prohtably remind us OF
The price al which the present power freedom and pros
pery oil this great eonedeacy purchased and
and perpeuaiedi
shall look with much interest for account Of your
proceedings.
am, very respectfully,
Your friend and servant,
FRANK. PIERCE.
Hon. r. II. Aver, ]. Mex. Wilkins, III. Brown, esqrs,
committee.