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California Express Il Exchange Co.
Joint stock Capital,
$50 o o 90.
W EEL LIS f largo q co.,

VEL LIS FARGO 81 co.,
PRINCIPLE OFFICE, No. l6 IV1LLSt., NY.
DIRECTORS:
Henry WELLS. WIN. G.. FAreo.
JonNsToS LIVINGSTON, JAMES Mckay.
iIljM J. WILLIAMS, ALPmEUs REYNOLDS,
Edwin b. MORGAN, ALEX. VI. c. SWIM,
Henry d. Rec,
EDWIN b. MORGAN. President.
JAMES MCKAY Secretary.
rVNHIS Company established upon n bo.is of the
/ greatest security and pern,auencc. under the
control and management of the oldest and mos, eX-
perienced Expresslnen IN The United States, having
MADE osltlve arrangements with the L. s. Mail aud
Pacific Steamship Cos, aud with llurtado & Broth
crs, the great mule owners and mail carriers ON the
ishnus, bv which their Express Freighs are insured
precedence OF all others, and the same rapidity and
certainty OF transit the u. 5. Mai S would respect
July, but confidently, assure their friends and the
public, that whatever they undertake 10 do will be
done in the most prompt and faithful manner
The Company do a General Express Forwarding
Agency, COmmiss' on ana Exchange business pur-
chase and sell 5od Dust, Bullion and Bills of 'Ey-
change collect aud pay Notes, Bills and Accounts :
forward Cold Dust Bullion and Specie; also Pack
ages, Parcels and Frcighls of al! descriptions. by
every u. 5. Mail Steamer via Asrinwal and Pam
ma between the city OF \. York and the city Of San
Francisco, and the principal cities and towns in Gail
liornia connecting at New York with the lines of
the American Express Company the FIarnd,n FIX
press, Pullen Virgil Il Co.'S Northern and Canada
Express, Davenport and Mason's New Bedford TX
press, aud Livingston, Wells g. Cos Europenn Fix.
press.
We have established Offices and faithful A ronts in
all tae principal cities and towns throughout the
Eastern, Middle and Western States, aud California
a faithful Special Messenger is sent in chur1r Of
each Express to destination going and returning
with the regularity OF the L. :. Mai.
All packages must be made WATERFRONT and not
exceed l23 pounds ii weight or ) - cubic feet
measurement.
SAMUEL ?. CARTER, for many years connected with
The American Express Company a; \ bany. and X
w. WASHBUBy, late OF the Bank OF Syracnsc have
been appointed principal Agents in California.
WELLS, FARGO & co,
wGmosG No lG Wall Street \e,y yorl
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SUNNI Err ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing July %, 1852.
Rutland s. Washington R1itroud.
TRAIN GOING NOKTu-LEAVE TROY

MAIL TRAIN, 100 a. NJ, after arrival OF Morn
ing Boats from New York aud Express Train from
Buffalo. Arrives at Rutland lO,l5 A. NJ, connecting
with Trains for Burlington aud Boston direct
EXreEss TRAIN 1915 A. NJ, from 6 O'Clock Ex-
aress Tram from New York. Arrives at Rutland
30 NJ III season Tor Rutland and Burlington
Express Trans, reaching Boston, Lowell, Mon
Neal ,and OgdenS5urgh the same day.
=, AccuMMoDAroN TRAIN 80 +. NJ after arrival OF
hudson kvet day Trains, and Express Trains from
the West Arrives at Rutland $50 7. NJ. aud
reaching aching Bur!ington same evening.
trains Going South---Leavc Rutland:
MAIL TRAM 10 a. NJ, upon the arrival OF the
morning Cars from Burlington and Bellows fAlls.--
drives at Troy 100 ?. NJ.
| EXrREsS TRAIN = r. NJ, with the morning passen.
gers from Ogdrnsburgh, Montreal aud Boston. Ar
! rlves at Troy at p. W. in time tor the Express
| TrdiHS to New York and Buffalo, and evening
| boats tor New York
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN 90 A. NJ, after arrival OF
Foston and Burlington Trans, and arrive at Troy
| same evening.
Passengers Going North and East,
By Mail Tram, leave Troy 100 a. NJ, Science
tady at 30 reach Burlington Il, r. Nj, 30 ton {
7. NJ, and Ogdensburnh r. NJ.
| By ENTREES TRAIN leave New York a. NJ. reach
ing Boston i 10 P N burlington 3,4O r. NJ, Mon
treal r. NJ, and Ogdensburgh next morning.
| By AccoMNopATioN TRAIN, leave New York a
NJ, Schenectady , p. NJ. and Troy p NJ, reaching
| Darlington and Bellows Fails 10 p. NJ. same day.
! Passengers Going South and West,
| BIZ MAIL TRAIN, leave Burlington 80 A N and
reach Troy 40 ii, New ork . N, Schenectady
| / ? NJ for the West Dine at Troy
| By EXPRESS TRAN, leave Ogdensburgh at A NJ
J Montreal } 30 NJ, Boston 80 + NJ; reach Troy l
| Al, New y ork 10. 30 NJ and Schenectady : NJ, in
connection with Western Buffalo Express-Dlne at
| Rutland.
! By AccoNHrpArpN TGAl'. leave Burlington j 0C
", Boston l2o0 NJ, lodge 1T Troy, arrlvlnga at n. \
| Ii A. NJ, next day.
BY this arrangement Their, is Daily each way onC
train between New York, aud Montreal. and Og-
| dCnsburgh TnO trains between New York and
| Burlington. Three trains between Troy and Bur
| ington.
TlIOS. II. CANFIELD, Supt
Rutland II Washington Railroad.
July 81 1852. dNwtt
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Paints and Oils,

ME keep constantly on tand pure, en-
w ira and No. ] White Lead both Dry ard
Ground IN Oil Also Lmsred OIL aud Boiled Linserd
OH. CURTIS y WALkEP
Conner King aud Water sts, July IS. JNvu
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Sra'"ga g. Washington, Rensselaer,
j. Srtoga and Saratoga d Schenectady,
RaiL Road Line,

From Ca 'r'on & Whitrhall to Saratoga Springs,
iroy,S 3D., rcdtdy y \ lbany
TRAINS Fun As FOLLOWS
leave LIST Ma I'd Freight, Sd Express.
Castcton at5 % am. 33O p. m.
W Hall " go -, 10 30 a M 40 4"
Arrive Sar.Sps. loo - $50
" Troy 400 as
" Schenectady 933 4" 100 "
On Sundays leave Whitehall at o'clock a M
arrive at saratoga Springs al am leave at 3! pm.
arrive in Troy at 100 pm. leave Troy at am
arrive al Saratoga Springs at 9,i5 IN leave at 3
pm. arrive AT Whitehall at > pm.
through iare from Burlington to New York 5 90
Tickets To be had on board ct Lake Champan
Steam Boats. Steam Boats leave Troy on arrival
OF evening Train.
]. VAN RENSSELAER,,
SUpt. Ndr. y Wash. Il. L.
l.. L. SARGANT,
Snpt. ReaS. y Sar. y Sch. Il. Il
dNwti
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II ANlNt received the Agency tor the above SUI
l peror Patent Matches, we would caution the
Public against any infringement OF tie Patent, by
calling their attention To- the following notice oil
Nc,srs. ByAMt hRUcG, PlARsoN, q Co., OF boston,
the Pateutets, viz:
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PULMONIC WATERS.
IMPORTANT TO CLERCyNrN.

from the Rev. Owen Thomas Holvhead'
DIhr Nf-Ir Locock's waters do a great deal D.
go9n TO my voice. got bad cold from damn.
bed about thirty five years AGO and my yo,e. was
very nod ever since, giving great pala to me when
preaching or snglng-and am very fond OF singing
! used many different medicines and some of ihpu
9ln good Tor little time bnl DR.. Loc0ck's is the
best 4" ALT clears my voice and stous the cough
ing instantly, have never found anything to com
par" with it.
have been 3 years Wesleyan minister. and oil
Inc Wesleyan Mrlhodl>s in the priucipallty know
me twenty years OF which have lived at Holy
mead and am known personally TO all the tlrs
men OF that body, many OF whom have admired the
eltc'S 81 me Nalr IN clearing the voice and stop
ping tht cougll-thry never such medicine be
iorS. Wy Wle.ever since Christmas, has been yer,
well alter taking two boxes. am witness OF their
power to stop rghtnI tit OF coughing IN an instant
as a eseyan preacher, call upou all preachers
and singers ct every denomination, to take these
wnlers for improving The voice and curing coughs
Gon may publish my Testimonials for the excellent
waters il You wish.
am trulyyours. OWEN THOMAS.
Purchase Lococbs Femaie UqjtrS.
The Brush Specific-a Certain Cure for
,Nenslum SnppreSslo, or Suppressed Menses,
| temmarhdga ditiiciis, Painful demonstration
Alnenarrhta, or Partial obstruction OF Menses
CIorOsa, Green sickness;
| llenchOrrhGa F'uOr 4 bus Whites and all Fe-
male Weaknesses
Dr.. UpHAM'S VEGETABLE ELFcTrARy OR
! hiernat Remedy for the plies
! . Prepared by a phnm, VI. ID 1876 Bowery n
y IA regularly educated MUSICIAN. who dryoies his
attention almost entirely 10 tins Disease.
Dr. Upham.- EIrrtuHry Is certain cure for the
/ Piles " rthrr Bleeding or Blind Fl IS, Internal or
External and also tor other Diseases which are fire.
qurnty found in conjunction with Piles
/ Letter OF Cart. &. w. Mclean. late Of the T. s.
Service, aud member OF the New Iersy Legislature.
Railway, ~ j.
have been fiictcd Tor years with thu piles. and
have ried without ANYTHING Ike permanent benefit
almost everything n-sumuu 'Dp ~ "A
had as matter OF lost al, confidence IN med
lclne. | udrr this treimg vas induced not without
reluctance | contrss--to USE "Upham's EIrcuaIy;"
and having used I''or about three weeks according
to the directions laid down. fluid, my utter snrpis
as well a sal ~actlon, that every symptom OF he
disease has lett ne.
think it due alike to Or. Upham and myself to
make tins sta'emeut. c. ". NcTcan
For sale N Darlington, by Y. \. Ptrx and A. Z.
HrEAR. and by w. Il. IIATcu, Wmoosk.
January' 80. WY
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Beautiful willow Ware.

HE have large assortment of beautiful
W Willow Baskets of every size and description
plain and embroidered ~
H. v HORTON & co.
Tune II d&w
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'onfs Improved Cooking Range,
PATENTED, 1851.

OF which he has put MP large number during the
past year thus thoroughly PROV ing them, and winch
he warrants TO give entire satisfaction. have them
OF Six Sizes, suitable tor the smallest private tamil
", or a Hotel Ut the largest class. They arc also
adapted for both wood and coal, working equally
well win either.
Among the advantages combined in this Rargc,
are the following:
Ist Placing tine Oven, which is large, on either
side ct the tu' AT pleasure, Tins rendering II aCccssl
bic without the Necessity OF reaching the fire
when baking. Il has an upward draft aud the iluts
arr arranged about the oven 10 secure one OF
the most ptrtrct baking ovens 10 be found IN any
cooking appnhnS
%. The bolIrr plate is arranged over the fire in
such manner as 10 bring all the boilers ,oI winch
there dIc from Ia :. according io the szc', IN mn
mediate contact with the lire, 50 that all boil read
ly.
3d. \ wash boiler can be set at the end of the
Range, opposite the oven, and he heated by the
same lire, thus lusuring n constant supply Of hot
water for culinary purposes. without consuming ex-
ira fuel
hot Air Fixtures, 10 warm addtiona roomS,
can be- attached II desired. Also alter Backs, lor
heaupg water for bathing, and tor other purposes.
The above, together wiki large surlment o.
Hot Air Furnaces, Registers, Cooking, Paror, and
AIT IlghI stoves, AC lor salr hy
il. BRONSON.
harrington, N.} -, 49, Lu
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II 'l''l'Y

Supplied in any quantity at short notice.
! Imuklul Tor The encouragement extended to HIM IN
i"e past, he SoirlrS a continuance OF patronage,
which be Viii strive 10 merit by >trlck attention
business,
Blr..ur,pn NT.v ,;, e.,.,c
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PROCTOR a WOOD.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS

OR TUE .A'f -
WOOL AND Country Pa0DUCE,
NO JIG STATE STREET.
VI TEcrioR,( 'CfC. o!Jf}1NNT
~. Waou. LLN j NDl4o
THEN solicit consignment Il al, kinds ut COM
Try Produce, tor winch cash advaurrs wIll be ado.
anl the safe and returns OF which prompt attention
wIii be gwen.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-08-20
Female Complaints.

rtha'e Complaints.
Arnour these arr. Pr.rAp.rS Ilrrrt. or FtlIino of
the. womb: CUroylc IyrLAv,YIo> ard 't,tE,rIoy
,r.rHE NoNE: I>clpE&r,L IituI EEuAns. of Flood.
uI,r. II r,, \, r.. ar WINES. t't,,,n.l-. T. Nv
rI.I irnt,>rn. am, Irrt,i Ar Nly,rI.r. tlI,y Ne
with all their accomuau,lur evil, Cancers, f. y.,t
eds Of ,yhntryrr ii ramon and .ry,r,y an rutSt
CoNrL,Iyls can be ,,lo sanity safely and cprlniu,v
rrmedIed hy this prrparaiIon
The genera laiinrr OF the worthy attempts u the
medical faculty to cure :hs class OF diseases hereto.
tore is great, 10 br attributed to their reliance upon
local rrIurdlrs II. de. from the want of kuo,yI, ",
OF the proper treatment tor the general economy -
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RlLLS OF Exchange on London and Liv.
IL erpool IN sums to suit purchasers, for sale by
July ~. dNwti
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Ponds Improved
RANGE
V'HESUBSCRlBER OFFERS TO DEAL

i rts, and to those DESTROYS OF setting Range for
their own use, either or Private Families, Boarding
Houses, or Hotels
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NTTTVV5 1T VT1WtTT7VH -IIj VIJTJ T. NJ
Mali, TRAIN DOW

Connects at Rouses Point with the Mail Train
Of the Vermont Central K. X. Tor Boston, and for
New York, VIA Connecticut Valley Rail Roads /;
also with the Rutland g. Burlington r. K at Bur
lington, for Troy, Albany and New York via lIud-
sol River and llarlaem r. Roads; connects Also
with the PaSsumpsic River X r., and the Chalnpaln
and St. Lawrence r. K for Montreal
The daily union., 1852-10-03

the State BY an overwhelming majority, We think it
will brighten in the way tll the I'D OF November,
when the democrats will carry il TO the tune OF about
IS, 600 majority Mark that
From North Carolina itset-a State sure for Pierce
and King as New Hampshire--the whig writers have the
modesy only 10 erpe 10 uaFy the State for Scott and
Graham" Woluy will their expectations be blasted But
under The head North Carolina" fnd paragraph OF
four lines, wherein "NofoLk" whg has been gued
by free conversations with pasons from North Caro-
lima" (some misehevous democrats probably ready for
be into the vain belief that the wings are 10 carry the
State by 5000 majority
But we can follow these wise erpsetations surmses
and hear-says contained in the Intellgencers "Cam.
pagn hash, further in detail II suce,h to say that
from Ohio Indiana, Tennessee, and Iowa, we have the
sort OF rsRlbie, dateless ard carefully expressed
information, claiming all those States Tor Scott and Ora
ham
Indeed, the only State we are allowed absolutely 10
rely upon IS New Hampshire! We thank the Intelli-
gencer Tor lis generosity in concedlog candidate
the five votes Of has State and really sorry is
not in our power to ecprocale the compliment by
ceding 10 Scott the IS votes of his ,atve State But
really we must be excused
A DEMOCRAT
The daily union., 1852-10-03

WHIG coNsIsTENcy.--t is estimated that ninety nine
out OF every hundred of the persons who at the
whg convention in this city, and trying TO raise hurrah
for Scott, hoping that he and his brave army would
be defeated, from the time they landed Vera Cruz to
the end OF the Mexican war They felt and acted
though hout the they wanted The Mexicans, in
the language OF the belwether OF whggery. Corwin in
the Senate, 10 "wecome soldiers with bloody hands
and hospitable graves and many of them were willing
adopt the language of another federal congressman
Let the soldiers land warrant be egh, feet by twosuf
fcient for his grave" Can anything be out OF
place than for such men 10 gorify of the gene
rails Of that war, and put him up for President on the
ground of bis military services ?Ne,o Hapcn Register.
The daily union., 1852-10-03
ny GREEN 4 soorr, Auo,,en..r..

U,XTENsIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
IA nure piano forte &c at auctonOn Monday, the 4h Oeto
shall 10 O'Clock, residence r.
Potomac House, Pennsyvania avenue
Sd and excellent
niture, viz;
Fine rosewood Chekeng piano forte
Mahogany French and other spring sofas
Do castor, arm, paHor, and rocking chap
DO dining breakfast, centre, side, and card tables
Mahogany French and other bedsteads +tA
Mahogany, marble dressing and other bureaus
Mahogany and walnut wardrobss and washstands
Maple chairs, wavdrobes, tables stands
Pier mantel, swing, and other looking glasses
Parior and chamber window curtains
Shades and blinds Brussels, 3-piy and
Rugs and mating, fine feather beds, bedding
Hair and shuck
China, glass; and crocker-ware
Andirons, shovel and Tenders
Two fine painted chamber cottage sets, complete
Cooking iadiato air tight, and other
With large assortment of kitchen requisites.
Terms All OF under S25 q
sixty and ninety days. for satisfactorily bearing
GREEN 4 SCOTT.
Sept29-d Auctioneers.
The daily union., 1852-10-03
ny GREEN & SCOTT, Auouone.r.

HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUPNITupr
III suctionOn Thursday, O'Clock n nm
residence Broom on south stfeet
New Jersey avenue, Capitol m excellent assortnen ~ n,
Giturc, -
Mahogany hair sofas and chairs
Do covered Lounge and chairs
Do plush aud hair rhnirs
Pine slk damssk, and white window curtains
Mahogany md marble-t top pier tabieH
Do ouomnns, dining AID tables
DO dressing bureaus, wash and wofsstand.
Walnut and mape hedstcRds and feather beds
China, glass, crockey, and stone ware
Ginandoies, caudeabras, hall and other lamps
Fine Brussels, pafior, passage, and step carpets
Ivory handle knives and forks, Oh cloths, sc.
Aif-tgnt and other
With general assortment af kitchen requisites
Terms. Az Of and under S5, cashi over S25 credit f
y and ninety days. for satisfactorily endorsed bearing IN
GREEN A sCOTT -
Oct sd Auctlop,e.
The daily union., 1852-10-03
cen. MccaIla,s speech in island Hall '

The democracy Of the Seventh Ward Association of
this city held mass meeting opposite Island Hall, in lb.
city, on the evening OF the 30lh umo, which. among
others. General McCalla made speech The National
Inteigencer of yesterday n noticing il, says that the
speaker made discovery Of something new when he de-.
osred that General Scott was enabled BY General Perces
reinforcement TO advance the enemy and that without
he would probably have been compelled fall back
II the editor will read General Scolt's letter TO Gov
Marcy OF February, ls4s, he will end that he in
terms declares that his advance depended on the arrival
pf the reinfocemens then expected, and for which he
bad waited for months. They only began to come up
with al Pdebla in July. bp, not in sufficient numbers
M august Gh The nerf day hs ormy commenced Il, ad
rano upon ne cepitd ruth hhe more han 10000
Effective men
II was General Pierces arrival on the 9th OF August
which enabled General Scott to advanced The infer.
ence is logical and irresistible that without il he could
NOT have aduanof No one viii deny that an advance
or retreat was lneyiabie-a necessary alternative
Colonel Roberts, in his interesting letter TO bis father
says when speaking OF General Perce's advance that
general apprehension felt for the safety Of his com
mand." Again, he says +" The success Of General
Scous movement upon the capital greatly depended upos
this command" Every who will examine the con.
di,on Of the two armies mus, be Of the same opinion SO
that il hoped ha, The Intelligence will agree that Cen
eral McCaa, instead Of making discovery, merely
repeated known fact.
The daily union., 1852-10-03
Grand Democratic Rally on Tuesday Evening
next In front OF the Union Once

The members Of the Jackson Democratic Assoc iaon
and the members of the various democratic associations
the District Alexandria, and surrounding country are re
quesed TO assemble in grand meeting from, of the
Union oiice-the old battle ground-on Tuesday evening
next, the 9th instant.
Addresses will be delivered by several Of the most elc
queni and distinguished democratic orators.
The occasion will be enlivened by a grand display OF
music.
The members OF the various wand associations arc re.
quested 10 assemble Democratic Hall half past
O'Clock, where procession will form and march 10 the
place Of meeting
Let every democrat attend Let every whig, willing 10
be convinced of the error of his way, attend.
J. ID. HOOVER,
President Jack son Democratic Association
The daily union., 1852-10-03
Hawthorne. L,rc Of Gen. Pierce

TUE subscribers have published authentic edition OF the
Life Of Franklin Pierce Nathaniel Hawthorne. up
from original sources and containing the Generals military Journal
w1ion field
The biography IL with portrait paint,
ing by TennY executed expressly for this work.
As Mr. Hawthorne college General Pierce brs
since been his intimate friend peculiarly well qualified
this undertaking. and his hs literary reputation sufficient guar
snlee the ability with which the book written Il has pre-
pared with the sanction OF Cen Pierce.
" handsomely printed good plper od of price
of5k cents in paper covers, and 50 cents IN muslin
Persons ordering ten copies md RENTING
Tor The 70 the publishers shalt the books
hvered 10 them free expense
liberal discount win buy to sen again.
Early orders solicited.
TICENOR, REED, a FIELDS,
Conner Of Washington md school streep Hos,nn.
Sos sale In waslington by TAYLOR a MATiRy ana
9-podt9lOt
The daily union., 1852-10-03
ny GREEN & scorr. Auouone.r..

VALUhBLg tAeRovED PROPERTY At AUCTIoN.-on Fri.
day the 9Th Inst, shall cell the premse O'Clock
hne building with improvements II being lot No ob
No lo3 fronting As 18th no
md rtrssi,, l0l wide alley The i'm
provsments large frame house, building
The aboyedesched property handsomely located but sb,
distance from the Wa department
Tsrms One third cash balance sir twelve and eighteen
the purohasof deferred payments
bearing interest deed and deed Of fiue IN
dispuabla. Bale positive. GREEN SCOTT,
Oct I'D Auoiinnec,s
The daily union., 1852-10-03
ny y. q, MoeyIuE. Aue,Ioneor.

EXECUTORS SALE BY order Of the orphans cou On Tuas
~ day, the 5h day Of October, no, SELL hy public
sncon ~ the personal esta,c of the late chae Nours
turned 10 the inventory thereof csnsg q housohod
furniture.
Soss horse.
The win take place BsaSs, s ,als residence or
Major Nourse, about miles abovs csgeth e aocSve
road. @1
Terms s1s and under ever that sum- two and
four months, notes atsacroriy endorsed heing interest
UHAs. J. NoUksf Frec,lof
Sept pt2-eods. JAS, MCGUIRE, Auc,ionesr.
The daily union., 1852-10-03

The prospects for old. fashioned democratic i
umph were never brighter From all points of the com
pass the most cheering accounts reach We have
seen or heard OF democrat who doubted the election Of
Pierce and King, in three months The utmost enthu-
siasm prevails in all directions On the other hand, the
most successful efforts of the wings are but galvanc
spurs, lacking vitality. while the great of their
meetings miserable failures Even Horace Greeley.
who can usually oulbrag any ten in the country.
cannot ovod giving uterance TO the most fearful fore
bodngs the result We conceive his last article on
Ohio, written since his attendance the immense
meeting OF thousand at Columbus, be virtual cog
novit in our favor. When inquired of relative New
York by Ohioans he does boldly claim that Stale for
Scott, but informs them that it is of little consequence
how New York goes unless Ohio goes for Scott as he
cannot be elected without the electoral vote OF the latter
We should think this rather puu prospect for whggery
and begin to believe with coiemporary that indeed and
in truth the whig party has arrived a, the last OF pea
time.-Sandusky, (O,) Democrat.
The daily union., 1852-10-03

0RFHaSs' CoUsr, October 2, 1sj2
me case o. John D. CLARK AID George savage, administrators
James r. W. Thompson, deceased the admin aesaid
have, with the appreciation Of the orphans Washington
Aforesaid appointed Tuesday 30ih Instant for settlement
and distribution o The said deceased
30 Tar a. the have collected and turned money,
nn6 where all the creditors Of said deceased notified
with their claims properly vouched
cudod from all benefit of said provided copy tb-
be published Usion civ
previous TO said Both instant
Test: ED. N. ROACH, Register wills.
True copy-test; Ed. ". ROACH, Register WINS.
3-iaw3ws
The daily union., 1852-10-03
sales Tomorrow.
TyEN. srRA .ToN. Aucs,en..r.

(Penn'yivania arenue Of Nnth street)
DESIRABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR INVESTMENT
On Monday October A. al O'Clock, the pseniss
shall sell lot No a. No. asa situated norl
between 2 and 18th streets we being "a feet by ~ et
alley, and improved by frame dwellings.
back buildings containing five EACH wood she'd
conveniences for private family
Terms third cash residue years.
rest satisfactorily secured Conveyancng the q
chaser. Q--3