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"A G,gRD.

Tnr undersigned would very respectful
IL announce to their friends aud the public
generally, that they have united with them
in the practice of Medicine, Surgery, sc
their former partner, JOSEPH A. MLASr'
NJ. D. The business Of the concern will he
conducted under the firm Of
NI'Iane, Son & Scott.
" Difficult and dangerous cases will
receive the united attention Of the entire
firm fres from additional fees.
M'LANE & SCOTT.
% Our Office will be found at the old
stand, opposite the Merchants 4 Mechan.
les, Bank. CHARLES M'LASr, NJ. D.
JosErH A. M'LAEr, NJ. D.
Mag 10. ISAAC Sco1T, N. D.
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Warrants and Subpecalas,
Under the New Code, just printed
and for sale al this office.


Has removed his Shop TO The room on the
Public Square, next door 10 Shean and
Rice's Variety Store.
He has just received from rit!sbargl'
the materials for manufacturing all kinds
Of Harness, Saddles, Brides, &c, which
he will furnish at short notice, to old and
new customers, CT reasonable terms IoT
cash or good country produce.
lie has now, and will continue to keep on hand
A coon ASSORTMENT or
SADDLES, BRIDES, SADDLE-BAGS'
SC. &c.,
Having permanently located himself in Nor
ramiOwn, 10 hopes, by strict attention 10 bust
ness, to merit share of public patronage,
jos. B. WOODWARD.
Morgun,own, Va. Feb. Is, lS5l.-f
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4|| q! I1II|lI!![2IE.!|I|a 8
eyIxl gIZlE!a. a[sED
AHE.iD OF ALL OTHERS.
The Envy Of all Pill Manufacturers
BECAUSE they arc safcr, better and more
ID cficacious than any others; and because
the public will take no others il they can OBJ
tain them.
100000 BOXES
have hcen annually sold within the last years.
YOUNG AND OLD, MALE AND FEMALE,
can always take them with equal safety, with
out fear.
II PILLS De NECESSARY
for purg,ng and cleansing the stomach and bow
els. and purifying the Blood and fluids of the
body, take no othcrs-for no other pills produce
these combined effects, or contain Sarsaparllla
in them.
Eat, Drink and Lire as usual,
and pursue your usual occupation whilst taking
them, without fear of taking cold, during all
kinds Of weather.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
arc wagcred that more genuine certificates
from Physicians, CIcrgymon, Members of Con.
gross and respectable citizcns) can be produced
Of their efficacy than Of any others, and
TEN DOLLARS
will he forfeited in every instance where ONE
Box will not do more good than Two Boxes o.
any others.
Forty Pills ere in a Bor!!
and sold at TWENTY-FIVE CENTS BOX, will
directions, and much wholesome advice accom-
panying each box
They have no taste or unpleasant smell,
Free from dust or powder Of any kind,
Do not gripc the Stomach or Bowels,
Produce no sickness. vomiting, or bad feelings
They arc GOOD AT ALL TIMES,
And adapted TO most diseases common &c
mankind.
No one having once taken them will be will
inr afterwards to take any others, because the!
always do good, and i'thcy do not then no 9th
crs will.
DR.. n. :. LEIDY, the Proprietor and
Manufacturer, is n regular Druggist, Chenis; S
Physician, of fifteen years experience in Phila'
dciphia Graduate Of the University of Pcnnsyl.
yanin; Member Of different Medical Institutions
Of philadolphia, New York, Boston, Baltimore,
&C.. and associate md corresponding member
of several Medical Institutions OF London and
.'pars-hcncc the reason of the greater conf
dencc placed in his pills, and there being re.
commended in the practice of most respectable
physicians throughout the United States.
liz Principal Depot, DR.. Lcidy's Dispcnsaryi
No. ia North FOURTH ST, Philadelphia
and sold wholesale aud retail by
II. II. CARR, MOrsantown;
S. licerInans, Fcllowsyilc;
T. r. Curtis, CIarksburs & Alillcrsvil!ci
S.&J. Ilccrmnns, GrcigSvillei
NJ. NJ. Campbell, Fuirmonti
NIaI!once & Newton, prunty,owni
StrickIcr 6 Co., philppi;
Brooke & Co., Laurel Point;
Skies & Co., Uniontown;
John lIagan, Smithiicld;
Rinchnr, & Minor, Wayncsburg;
C.. & W. Mostreza,t, MapIGtOwn;
J. Hudson, Ncwtown;
D. n. Robinson, Brownsville;
and by all Druggists and Storekecpers in the U
States. &c iy Sept. ], 1850.
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Saddles, BridIes, G0'i@rs
AND HARNESS.,

AND EVERY ARTICLE II HIS LIN
EtAN BIZ Ind At the cheap cstohli
SmGnl in Molgslown, Ut his old
opposite Lazicr's Store, where all q
OF tho above description ats jkeIi
sianNy on hand or made toicrder
shortest notice. Persons who maj
want of any thing in Inc above lrl
siness, will find il TO theirinteres
and examine The above articles, ash
,ernincd 10 sell low fpr cathiofgt
try produce. joHNsB. AeHLl
Morgantown, Aprilfa, .isM
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FAE,E. AND WINTER
GOODS.

The Subscribers have just received n
fine stool; Of seasonable Goods, well udap.
ted 10 The wants of those who wish to
make advantageous purchases.
We will be most happy 10 see our friends
and customers at the old stand,
Corner Of High and Walnut Streets
and take This opportunity Of rendering
Them our very sincere lhanks for the for
mcr liberal patronage extended US.
GEO. n. HAGANS & co.
Nlorgontown, Oct. 30, 1851. ll6'h'
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.SEEv' HEUSFC,
Just Received al the Morgantown

Book Store:
buds and Blossoms; My Husband is such II
queer fellow; Swiss Waltz, with variations /;
Union Quick Step: thrilling Polka; Swntarn
Waltz; William Tell Grand Marchi The Wiz.
cards Polka; William Gullop; Trnly will !
ever Love thee; Fascination Polkai Walnut
Stree, Theatre AlbCr;ian Polka, &c.
ALSO,
Sianbridgc's Piano Instructor for beginners !
Southern Harp; Northern Harp; ChUrch Music
Mason's Sacred Harp, Western Harp, Young
Methodist, Floral Festival, &c.
January 3, 1852.
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rg~ AGENCY OF DR.. flTcNT
CELEBRATED MEDi3lA'aS.

rcrtoral Balsan, Dcpu!l;Ne Syrup,
pac,nrll ENnccinranr. !iolrt CorTec:oc.
pec,or7I l.,n,lGsr., ii.Tnf cnr'"c'nr,
purc and Sicl:ca. tnas trn"ch arI Ca:'.sstc
Liver Oil. PSF.
Anti-dysprrt.l mi'lGrf, rarnliiI=c,
Scrrinr, kci:i,,s :..n,
Female Specific, &c. &c.
Used by him constantly md with unr-rcCGca:0,
Eucrcss in tho trOltmout Of
Coyris, Colds, Consumption, AS'hma, Henri
DISCUSS, Dyspepsia, Serot@'0. SID Dr.
rascs, rheumatism, Female eomPITT!.
Piles, Sc. &c.
DR.. Pi,ch's uncqusllcd Patent silver plntRd NIB
domna SuPportrrsi
DR.. FitcIl's improved plated "oc!-"Prins Sh0n!-
der Bracci .. .
Dr.. rtch's Silver InhaIiag Tube.
DIR. FIICHS CELEBRATED SIN
LECTURES
On tho prevention and cure Of Consumption,
Asthma. Diseases Of the Heart, &c., and on the
method of preserving Health and Beauty to m
old age.
This book should he in every family. To Nlc
consump,ivo it p0Slts nut the only rcacon:Hta
hnpe for relief. 10 mothers the directions 1t
gives for the care and education OF rhiihFci. aie
invaluable. $4,000 copies Of this BOOK have
passed through the press, and tho saleS coatf-
NC undated.
For sale b. S. S. FITCH & Go. No. 7o7
Broadway, New York, aGd II. II. Carr,
Morgantown, Va.
o. DR.. Ffch's Guide to InrnlIS. az
Directions to persons using Or. fitc'i's IL,
needles, to be had, gratis, oil all lis Ag'i,''.
July 9, 1850. 4'ii
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Buffers Celebrated Family Medicines,
Decidedly the most popular and effec-
tual remedies in use.
DR.. RntIar.s Elixir Of Brandy,


n sire. safe and cfTcc,ual remedy for Dysrnpsla,
the most tormcnting of all other diseases
Those persons who arc laboring under tue
weight of this complaint will do well TO pnr-
chase bottle of the Elixir Of Brandy, as 1t
strengthens the stomach, thereby causing Inc
fnod TO digest, the head to cease aching, INC
mind 10 resume its wontcd clcarncss and actiS-
;tv-in short, renovation Of the whole man.
For particulars, read DR.. Buffers valuapic nc
ccipt Book, copy ofwhch may be had OF tho
Agent, gratis.
DR.. Buffers BaISam Of Elccanlpane,
is warranted to cure more cases of diseases oil
the Chest than any other preparation offered iof
sale at this time. 1t may be used by persons oil
all ages and conditions, and will be found GER
tain cure for Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough,
bronchitis and Consumption in its earlier stages.
II looscns the phlcgln, and enables one TO breath
freely, which is always desirable. For fur
,hcr description of its virtues, sec DR.. Butlers's
valuable Receipt Book, copy Of which may be
had ofthc Agent, gratis.
DR.. Buffers Sampson Liniment,
which is Liniment, as its name denotes, that
produces crca, strength. Is there weakness oil
Inc back, breast, or limbs it will vanish upen
tho application Of this grcut strcngthcner. Do
YOU suffer pain in these places use the Samp-
sons Liniment; it will drive ont all pam m
siantly. Arc you bruised, or struncd in any
way,it will remove the swelling and soreness
with few applications. II should stand in the
cupboard of every family, and may be found
described in DR.. Buffers valuable receipt book
at greater length.
DR.. Buffers Gold GIine, or Calilor-
MIA Pill,
is pill made from the extract Of plant found
in the wlds ofCGlfornia; and to man afflicted
with some rthc ills that flesh is heir to, is more
valuable than fine gold. This pill operates
gently on the bowels, and thereby removes pains
and slucgishness Of the system, and being Ger
tain in their operation, arc greatly to be pre-
ierrcd above all other pills. Concerning them,
read DR.. Butlcr's valuable Receipt Book, in
which may be found useful receipts for dyelng,
and many other things useful TO families.
Forsalc byCANoN & M'CLELLAND, whole
sale Agents, Unontown, Pa.
II. II. CARR. Morgantown, Va.
C.B.CARR & CO., Fairmont, Va.
Thomas Meridcth, Smiihtield,
S.&J. Heermans, Fellowsville,
Byrnc & INIT, Evansville,
j. Asbury & Son, Pruntytown,
]. Asbury, Thontown.
March 20, 1851.
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]. NifLl.S.
]. MILLS s. son,
Wholesale and Retail Grocery,


]. MILLS s. son,
Wholesale and Retail Grocery,
Forwarding s. Commission Merchants
And Dealers in Country Produce and
pittsburg Manufactured Articles, i,
Water street, lahore Alonongahcla Bridget
Pittsburgh, PcmnH.
.~-<>.><-<>-..>s>'>s>.
Consirnmcnis OF WOOL, Flour, Bacon, ST..
ear, Molasscs, Dried Fruit, Timothy mud
Clover Seed, Cheese, Butter; and Iron,
Nails, Glass, or Manufactured Goods OF
every kind, and general patronage from
all quarters most respectfully solicited
Storage OH the most accommodate
ing terms,
As our House is very large, directly olpo-
site the Wharf or Lnndingof the Pittsburs
and Brownsville Steam Packets.
WN. B. We will art as Agents, at all
times, for the transaction Of business OF
any kind committed TO ou' trust by our
friends from any point Of the compass,
with fidelity and despatch.
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d,'SjgIE for CONSUMPTION

ia few copies Of {" DR.. l.. Toussy's crHE
.n CoT:varrtox, LIVER COMPLAINT, &C." lad
yer;scd in our colunlnsj may be had on carly
.ppIisatioa 81 the Mirror Office. i'rict one
Min Dec. 10.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-04-03
Sold and Silver Watches:

Clocks, Boston Syrup, Gold Brcas, Pins, Sugar
Finger Rings, Candies. Fuse, Snuff, Table Salt,
Tobacco, Teas, Spcctaclcs, Coffee, Spoons
Spices, Ear Rings, Smoking Tobacco, Soda,
Cocoa Nuts, Starch and Shaving Utensils, FiHe'
gar and Raisins, Nladder, pTuncs; CoIPcrus )
Figs; indigo I.iQroricci Umhrcllasi Knives !,
riIis; Salts; sardinesi Combs; Wrapping Twino'
Camphor; Raisins Mustard; Gloves Mirrors ,
Comforts Pocket Books; lnkstandsi Cinnamon;
Gold Pens; Soaps Gold Pencils; Hosiery But.
ter Knives; Suspenders; Gold Chains; birthstone
Cigars; Toy Watches; lair Pins, Gold watch
KEYS; Shoe Brushes and Ginger Starch Inks;
Handkerchief and Mustard Gold Ear Rings |;
Candles; Accordcons 6; CASTLE Soap; Buttons;
Ok marrow; Silk Boss; Hair Brnshes Cologne
Water; Boss; Buckets; Pepper Cordial silver
Thimbles; Extract Of CofGCi Gun Caps; Tooth
Brushes; and Toys of nearly every description,
and other articles in the Notion way TOO tedious
TO mention; also Gold JcTeiry and MoiaSses.
October 30, 1851.
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y. II. Krc
BROWN & KECK,
N. HAYES.
MITCHELL & HAYES,
Merchant YHiI0rS,

WI SllbbIS " ia i l'',
sHCl'ChGiG YHit0rS,
II'alam street, opposite he Jail, horganto'sn,
TAvE entered into Partnership, and jus,
III brought on from the Eastern Cities, mn
extensive assortment Of French black, blue,
brown, green and olive
Cloths,
Cassincres of all styles and qualities;
I'rsiiagS OF all rolors, styles and qualities;
Trimmings of the best quality, TO suit all
coloTs.
Giores, black kid, best quality, also French
buck, &c.
Collars, ,hrcc-ply; Silk and Linen craratss,
black and fancy coIors Stocks; Pockct-lland.
kcrclliefs; fine quality ofrLUSli and CLOTH
CAPS, Navy do, also large stock Of
READI-MADE CLOTHING.
sucl; as Goats. Pants, and Vests, Of MI quail.
ties and prices; Silk Shirts, Suspcndcrs, and
many other articles not men;ioned,-all which
will be sold VERY CHEAP ron CASH; Please call
and examine our stock.
Dec. 10, 1851. l2s-tE
n. B.-Thosc indebted 10 p. r. MiirheR or
NJ Hayes. on former accounts, are earnestly
requested 10 settle up, either bymoncy or note,
without delay.
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EEnI'Fesg,
E.oasi out f0r. the
PHILADELPHIA AND PARIS STORE

No 2, Chpap Side, Corner VI ll'gh anu
Walnut streets.
10000 worth Of GOODS. Of all kinds for
,a's b. ilayncnd e Pickonpnugh, and will be
scId r;philidcIria prices. AS there is on hand
an inifsnnrG STOCK Of Goods that must and VIII
rc sold of inmgjia:ely, and as there is not room
Or ,ham. especially as room is wanted for
Sednr Goods, we would most respectfully IN
VT. I'll! pcrronS who wan, to buy Goods at very
reduced prices to call and examine for them
selves.
Onr Goods must be sold or given away,--So
come running and sliding until You land safely
RAYMOND & PlcKESPAuGli'S'
RIB. lst, 1859. l!s'u'
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RICE! RECEm

Reed to-day al the N. York Cheap Va
riety Store,
zoo POUNDS RTCE,-some Of tia!
very cheap and good Tea, a large lot Of
Glass Ware, Cotton Yarns, &c, &C., all
oil which will be sold low.
CARR, SMITH, & Co.
Sept. 81, 1851.
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PREPARED n -
DE-. C. M. JACKSON, "

DR.. C. M. JACKSON, W
AT THE GERMAN MEDICINE Store,
100 Arch Street, Philadelphia. /,
Their power over the abOyc disease, !s,not
cxcellcd-if equaled-by any other prepsfa4
ton in the United Statcs, as the cures atiest. in
many cases after skilfa physicians Ind failed.
These Bittcrs are worthy the attention pfis-
valids. Possessing graf virtues in the rectif-
cation of diseases oft Liver & lesser glands,
exercising the most searching powers in weak
ness and affections of the digestive organs, hey
ure witha safe, certain and pleasant
Read and be Convinced.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Daily LINE OF STEAMBOATS,!
BROWNSVILLE AND PITTSBURGH /!

TIVE Steamer K. II. l.lNnSEf hns Just
J. bcrn purchased 10 run in cnlrrNlon
With the new S'cR(nrr 'rtiUS. 7. RAY,
, inuy huilliuul tn firm
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-29

.4yes-Messrs. Allen, Athon Berry, Crawford Da-
Wis, Delavan, Dunn, Eddy. Emerson, HANNA Hatfield,
Henton, Hickman Holloway, Knowton, Logan, Long
shore, Marshall McCarty, Micke, Miller, Nblack,
Ole, Secrest Slack, Seeth, Spann, Teegarden, Walk
er, Winstandey, and Witherow-3I
Noes-Messrs. Alexander, Crayens, Delrees, Dough-
erty, Goodman, Hester, Hicks, Hunt, James, Kendall
Kiunard, Mlliken, Safer, and Washburn-14
Messrs. Dunn, Holloway, McCarty and Teegarden,
in voting aye, protested against the preamble their
opinions containing a falsehood
Mr.. Hicks endorsed the preamble. but said he could
not vote for the resolution he would thereby be say
ing that the State did honestly by these things
Mr. Cravens voted against the resolution because he
believed that it disrespectul to Capt. Smonson.
Mr. Safer voted against the resolutions for two
sons. One that the Catholics had asked for
these things and he did not know that they wanted them
and the ether that if gave these things TO the
Catholic church. the Mexican government might return
all the Bibles and other religions books left by SOL
ders that country; and he wished them to stay there
and do good.
Mr. Slack moved to amend the title by striking out
from the word articles" and inserting the following
(Which were honoraby obtained in Mexico, and depos
tied in the State Library articles OF curiosity and in
terest by the gallant and ehvalrous Captain John 6.
Simonssn;p which was carried-ayes 30.
NoEs-Messrs. Defrecs, Dunn, Holloway, Kendall,
Marshall, Odell, Tcegardcn and Witherow-5.
Senate adjourned t
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BuL. e. On 49, 80 R.ndinr.


bill 10 provide for the speedy redemption Of the
outstanding Treasury Of tie State Of Indiana;
passed-ayes 81, nses ].
bill changing the time FOR holding the Probate court
in Dearborn county: passed-ayes 81. noes none.
Tie Speaker, laid before the House communication
from the Superintendent Of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum
stating that he would give exhibition with his pupils,
the Hall Of the House Monday evening None
admitted except members and officers Of the Honse.
On motion of MIR. Lewis the Of the Hall
dered to the Superintendent for the purposes stated
above.
Mr.. Owen introduced bill TO exempt property from
sale in certain cases; read the first time
Mr.. Humphreys introduced joint resolution relative
to certain dams the Wabash and Erie Canal read
the first time.
House adjourned.
INoTE.-Mr. Beach voted yesterday in favor Of
jecting the Senate joint resolution relative transfer
ring painting from the State Library to the Catholic
Church in this place.
The resolution submitted yesterday by Mr. Davis in
relation to exempng Church Library, cemetery asso-
Citations, &c, was lost.
The petition presented yesterday by Mr.. Stuart,
the proceedings of meeting Of the citizens Of Lo-
gansport Cass county, in favor of the passage Of gen.
era free banking law.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-29
Howard County.

Pursuant to public notice, meeting Of the citiseas
Of Howard county met the Slk day of January
1852, for the purpose OF appointing delegates To- the
Democratic State Convention to be held in tndianapo
lis on the oath day of February, 1852
On notion r. d. Marklin was appointed to preside.
and Adam Clarke to act as Secretary; when
On motion, the Convention nominated Vim. b. Smith.
DR.. j. III. Kern, DIR. John F. Henderson DR. John Sum-
mers David Foster and Adam Clarke TO attend the
State Convention to be held in Indianapolis on the 9th
day Of February, 1852
1t was moved that the delegates Of this Convention
shall have the power to fill all vacancies that may
1t was also moved that A. Clarke, Lewis Anderson,
and Henry Heaton, be appointed committee to draft
resolutions expressive of the feelings Of the Democracy
of Howard county.
1t moved and seconded that the proceedings Of
this Convention be published in the State Sentinel
ResolUed That we adhere to the great principles OF
the Democratic Party as heretofore laid down by the
Baltimore Convention.
ResOiUed, That Lewis Cass, Of Michigan, is our
choice for the next President of the United States but
that If any other of the democratic party be nomi-
mated 10y the Democratic National Convention, we will
cordially give him our support.
ResoiUed, That cordially approve Of the course
and of the administration of present worthy Cover
nor, Joseph A. Wright and that delegates from this
county be instructed to vote for his nomination for Gov.
ernor
On motion, tho Convention adjourned.
r. d. MARKLIN, President.
A. CLARKE Secretary.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-29
Washington City. Jan. 10, 1852.
washington Correspondence.

WASHINGTON CRY, Jan l5 1852
The result of the delegate elections the of New
York shows clearly that the attempt 10 put Gov. Marcy
the track, with a view eventually to make room for
VIM. o. Butler has turned n failure. Marcy has
not been able carry half the delegates and his strength
is far greater than that Of Gen. Butler Gov Marcy,
had yet respectable Hunker support from the fact that
he is of Hunker principles, who has acted with
the Hunkers and has been known opponent Of Mr.
Van Buren,. Now if Gov Marcy. placed ia 50 advan-
gates what chance would VIM. o. Butler have of car
rying third of them and what further chance would
he have Of carrying the election at the polls! None
whatever, especially against Gen Scott, who beyond
doubt is to bc the Wing candidate for the Presidency
all the efforts of Webster and Fillmore the contrary
notwithstanding.
In Pennsylvania the fight is entirely between Buchan-
and Cas-; notwithstanding all the talk here in Wash
ngton and in New York about Butler influence that
State, Buchanan will carry the delegates but General
Cass would certainly be much more popular candidate
with the people Of Pennsylvania. As carving the
State of Pennsylvania for Mr.. Butter IL is to say the
least Of it, glaring ahsnrdy.
Indeed the old friends Of Gen. Cass arc coming back
to him very fast aud the greaes intimacy aud friend
ship exists between him and Judge Douglas the two
NorIh-wcsfcrn united strong enough TO bear
down all opposition.
We have all of rumors that the Austrian Charge
d46airs Mr. IIulscmann has demanded his passports
bun there truth in the rumor. He has, however
though this is denied in the Herald addressed letter
Ito the President breve), in which he expresses bis
dissatisfaction with the manner Kossufh received,
and with the speech delivered 10y Mr.. Webster the
Congressional Banquet. This will of course, give Mr..
Webster opportunity Of replying him, and Of get
ting up another pamphlet for general consumption Mr.
Hnlsemann am certain, will not leave Washington
easily and has yet demanded his passports In the
present embarrassed of Austria such step would
bc madness his part
that many New England papers have hoisted the
Douglas hag-and that the South too. begin to speak
of the little giant Of the West with marked appreciation
and respect Should Gen Cass be thrust aside by the
combined ntrcucs OF his Northern and Southern oppO-
nens ali the old Hunkers fall together, and Doug
las will be nominated and elected The feeling is all for
{" Young Democracy" UNION.