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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-10

IL Anoiher Scientific WOnder!' E@POricm I"
Dyspepiirs DIR J S lIOUGmroN's PEPSlN, the
true Digestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice, prepared
from RESSEr, Or the Fourth Stomach Of the
Ok, afler directions Of llIEon LIEUIG, tic g:cat
Physiological Chemist. by J S lIOuGIIroS, N D..
philadelp hia. This is truly wonderful remedy
for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver
Complaint, Constipation and Debility, curing
after Natures own method, BY Natures own
agent, tho Gastric Juice. Pamphlets continuing
Scientific evidence Of its value, furnished by
agents gratis. See notice among the medical
advertisements. Oct25 Il
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4. RAYMOND. J.C. PIeHESPAecH.
GRAND EXHIBITION
IN M0RGANTOWN!
At the Philadelphia and Paris Store !!


The undersigned have Just received their
large and most beautiful stock Of Fall and
Winter Goods, and being bought :nr the
ready Cash, las they always have that as
well as some Of their neighbors,) they
fatltr themselves that they can and will
sell them as cheap or cheaper than any ev-
er heard Of in this country. All persons
DESTROYS Of seeing the cheapest and largest
assortment Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard.
ware, Queensware, Carpenters Tools, and
every other article that can he thought Of
or mentioned in the way of Foreign and
Domestic Dry Goods, are respectfully re.
quested TO call at HAYNl0ND& PlCKEN.
PAUGHS ST0RE,and they will be shown
through. Whether you want to buy or
not it is worth your while calling TO see
their stock, as you have never yet seen any
thing 10 come up 10 it in this county,
Their stock %
Ladies Dress Goods and TRIMMINGS,
Also Cloths, Csssimeres, Satinet,s, Tweeds,
and the largest stock Of
Ready-Madc Clothing
in the place, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes,
Trunks, Carpet Bags, So, cannot be sur
passed in any Town West Of the Blue
Ridge.
Alter being thankful to our friends for
their former patronage, we still invite
their attention TO our late purchases
Don't forget to bring your neighbOrs.-
Come one-come all. The "pressure in
tho New York Money Market" is abating.
RAYMOND & PICKENPAUGH.
MOrgantown, Oct. IS, 1851. ll5.tf.
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Notice.

WE, the undersigned, hereby give Notice
w to all those who are indebted to, or have
unsettled dealings or accounts with tho late
Firm Of JOHN BECK & COMPANY, that we
have this day placed our Books of Accounts,
sc. in the hands Of P. II. KICK, to whom i'm.
mediate settlement is expected to be made, and
whom we hereby authorize to settle tho same
for US, as fully and effcctually as we ourselves
could do. Therefore all such persons will do
well to call Immediately and settle the same
with the said Kcck, as there can no longer in
diligence be given. JOHN BECK,
JOHN b. ACHES0N.
December "a, 1851. 1874 emo
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ANOTHER ASTONISHING CURE!
T.. Kalb, a highly respectable merchant Of
Rushyille, Fairfield county, Ohio, sent US the
following voluntary tribute TO "Dr. VistGr's
BdiSdM Of wa Cksrrg."
RushvilIc, Fairfield CO. o. April 6, 1851.
Mr.. J. u. PARK-Deur Sir: wish to state 10
you that my daughter, Amanda, aged sixteen
years, had, about year since, very severe
attack OF measles, which reduced her very
much and lei her with a racking cough. en-
ploycd all Oi the physCianS within our reach for
the purpose Of removing her cough, but with
out success. She appeared to be sinking into
n decline, with every symptom Of consumption.
then tried Dr.. .Rogers' Liycrwort & Tar
but this aggravated her cough, and gave her
symptoms OF still more malignant character.
was now most seriously alarmed, and Il was
with trembling fear that from day to day saw
the progress Of that Unsuitable disease, Con-
sumption. really despaircd of my daughters
recovery. Butt providentially saw the certif-
cate Of Jonathan CoulsOn, whose daughter Sa-
rah Jane was cured Of consumption by 'WiS-
tar'S BalIam Of Wild GERRY this created
faint hope that il might help my daughter, and
| Immediately commenced using il, and il al
most instantly gave relief, her health was i'm
proved from the first bottle, and by the use Of
two bottles 0f' Wistar's Balsam ofWild Cher
Iy' she was restored 10 perfect health, and she
is not now at all predisposed TO cough.
will SaytO all that are afflicted with any dis
ease tending to consumption, do not despair,
for Dr.. Wistar's BalSam of wild Cherry will
cure you ifyOu will but try it. Z. KALB.
The genuine wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry
has fac smile Of the signature Of Henry Wis
tar, NJ. D. Philadelphia, and Sandford & Park
on a finely executed steel engraved %rdpper.-
No other can be genuine. -
~ Price 81 per bottle; six bottles for So.
Sold by I'D. PARK, Cincinnati, O.
Northeast corner OF Fourth and Walnut sts.-
entrance on Walnut St., to whom all orders
must bs addressed;
Also by Fl. H. Carr, Morgantown.
Campbell & Watson, Fairmont.
L. A. Hagan, KingW cod.
January 3, 1882. ls5tf
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Virginia, IS.

virginia, IS.
AT Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court Of MOnOngaIia county, on the first
Monday in December, 1851:
Thomas Wade, Plaintiff, IN
vs.. >cu.Icppy
George Wade, tai, Defendant, 'h"NIhNi
The object of this suit isto set aside the pa.
per writing admitted to prObGt in the county
court OF MOnongalia, puTpOTtng to be the will
of Sarah Lining, deceased
And the defendants George Wade, Aaron
Wade, Alexander Wade, Alexander Trippett,
Caleb Trippett, Aaron Trppctt, Hosea Trippet,,
Rachel Trippett, William y. Wade, ThODAs
Wade, RebCcca Wade, - Wager nnJkEli.
zabeth his wife, late Elizabeth Wade, not hay-
ing entered their appearance aud given secure
~ according TO law, and il appearing from q
written affidavit fled in the cause, that they
are not inhabitants Of the commonwealth: It
is ordered that they do appear within one
month after due publication Of this order, aud
do what is necessary TO protect their interests ;
aud that this order be- published once n week for
four successive weeks in the Monongalia
Mirror weekly paper printed in MOrgantown,
MnROngalia county, Virginia, aud posted at the
front door Of the Courthouse of said county on
the first day Of the neat term Of the Court OF
said county.
A copy: Testc,
". 7. WILEY, Clerk.
CIR. C. ALLES, Esq, Pl'G.. AIRY.
December 20, 1851. I:3 4w
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Public sale.

DY VIRTUE Of decree rendered in
Id the Circuit Court Of Monongala coun.
~, at the September Term Of said Court,
1851, in cause wherein Francis MADEIRA
is Plaintiff, aud John F. Cooper and others
Defendants. shall, on the
3lSt day Of January, 1852,
on The public ground before the Court
House III AlursantOwn, sell at public uuc.
ton, to the highest bidder, for ready mon'
ey, The following property, to wit:
An the personal property which car'
now be had, conveyed 10 me in trust. by
Isaac Cooper and wife, and John F. Coop
er aud wife, By Deed dated llth day Of
September, 1914, Of record in the Clerks
office OF MonongOlIa county.
. The HOUSE and LOT in MoreantOwn
south Of the Courthouse wherein l.auC
Cooper now lives: Also, a Tract Of Land
lying on the waters Of White.day creek,
containing about 500 acres more or less,
as the case may be, commonly called the
BOrgdoll lract Also, all u certain tract Of
land lying Oh each side OF the Brundonville
and Fishing creek Turnpike road east Of
aud near TO MOrgantown, wheeon the
coal'banks are, containing 80 acres, more
or less, as The case may be,-being the
same house AMI lot and truct Of land con.
veyed to me by the trust Deed aforesaid,
reference whrreunto, as well as 10 tho pa.
pers Of the aforesaid cause, is hereby
made for a more particular description.
The title 10 the foregoing property is
believed to be good; but will sell only
such as may DO vested by authority Of the
foregoing decree and trust deed.
W. T. WILEY,
Deeembsr2S, 1851. Commissioner.
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.N,EU. MUSIC.
Just Received at the Morgantown

Just Received at The Mergantown
Book Store:
Buds and blossoms My Husband is such
queer fellow; Swiss Waltz, with variations;
Union Quick Step; Trifling Polkai Swatara
Waltz; William Tell Grand Marchi The Wiz.
cards Polka; William Gallop; Trnly will !
ever Love thee; Fascination Polka; Walnut
Street Theatre Albertian Polka, &c.
ALSO,
Stanbridge's Piano Instructor for beginners |;
Southern Harp; Northern Harp Church Music:
MasOn's Sacred Harp, Western Harp, Young
Melodist, Floral FeAtiyal, &c.
January ,, 1852.
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FALL AND WINTER
GOODS.

The subscribers have Just received a
fine stock OF seasonable Goods, well adap.
ted to the wants Of those who wish 10
make advantageous purchases.
We will be most happy 10 see our friends
and customers at the old stand,
Corner Of High and Walnut Stres,S,)
and take this opportunity Of rendering
them our very sincere thanks for the for.
mer liberal patronage extended us.
GEO. NJ. HAGANS & co.
Morgantown, Oct. 30, 1851. ll6.tf.
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A grocer at Northampton, England,
has been fined three thousand dollars
for having in his shop one hundred and
twenty-five pounds Of imitatiO" lea
ieaveS.
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NOTICE,
To my Friends and The PubliegeneraIy

To my Friends andthe Publiegenerally.
A LII Persons having unsettled accounts
n with the undersigned, arc hereby earnest
" requested to call and settle them without de-
lay, as he has retired from business.
January 3, 1889. J.W. THOMPSON.
THE POTTERY will be carried on horcai:
ter ut tho old establishment by D. G. & J.. J.
THOMPSON, who will be thankful to I'LL all
orders In their line with PrOmptitude, and to tho
satisfaction Of all customers. They have now
on hand fargo assortment Of excellent Wares.
Jan. 3, 1859. D.G.&J.J. Thomson.
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TO stop NoSe-bLeediag. Roll up
piece Of paper, and press It under the
upper lip. We have tried this plan in
q great number Of cases, and have on
" seen il fail on one occasion.
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CARR, SMITH & CO.,
At the Ncw.YOrk Cheap Variety Store,
Keep constantly on hand and for Sale, Whole.
sale and Retail, at lowest cash pricCSi
DRY GOODS,
Ready-madc Clothing, Queensware,
Hardware, Stone & Glass Ware,
Groceries, Oils, Lead,
SALT, IRON, NAILS, GLASS, Castings, &c.
FLOUR In barrels and bagSj Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Capu and Bonncts, and thousand aud
one notions in their line to which they invite
the attention Of purchasers.
All kinds of Country Produce taken in cx-
change at tho highest market price.
January 3, 1859.
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r. L. BERKSHIRE,
.gTTOR.sgI'.gT L.gW,
MoRGANToWN, VA,

HAS removed to his NEW OFFICE adjOin-
Ill ing his residence on Front street, one door
south Of the residence Of John Runway, Esq.
Aug.e 1851. en-
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WEN TED.

Oats, Corn, Wheat, Hay, Sc. wanted, il
payment for papers and advertising accounts
APpiy al the Mirror Office.
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JOEEN =. CARLlLE,
.gifOrI,ey at Lac,

ClarksBurg, Harrison County, Va.
OFFICE, the one heretofore occupied by
ol, q. D, Camden. January =, 1851.
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HORSES MADE SOUND BY THE
Horse Owners Secret,
Being sure and certain remedy for the speedy
CURE OF MEAVES:

'
DY SIR JAMES LYNDoNTON,
Principal Farrier tOhis Royal HghHess Prince
Albert.
TIME great discovery contained in this little
l. work procured Sir James his Basonetcy.-
1t prcscribcS certain and POSitire ruTe for the
HelrGs which any person can prepare. The
remedy is better and cheaper than any adver.
tisCd lieave Powder, and is perfectly safe US
any ono can know who tries il. Horse owners
Know that many valuable Horse loSes half its
PrtSe by this prevalent disease. The remedy
prcJcribed in this work will cure him and in
crease his market value, besides relieving tho
poor beast Of horrible complaint, similar TO
the Asthma in man. The public can depend
on this work; 1t is no catchpcnny humhIg.-
The articles prescribed by Sir James arc all
cheap, and can be had at any store. To pre-.
vent imposition tho work will be sen, in sealed
envelopes. English price, four shllihgs and
pence sterling. American price 81 per copy.
Persons ordering Sir James Works arc expect
ed to eonine his instructions TO their own ami.
mails. II will be sent to none others.
AN AAlERICANl HORSE DOCTOR APPROVES
THE ABOVE SYSTEM.-Rcad rIGtkr says.
APPLETON. Ohio, July 81, 1851.
Z Mr.. Dunherton,-i have tried your secret ior
the cure OfllelVes, and approve il very much.
Yours truly, S.LAKE, Horse Doctor.
Witness &. LOug.l
To procure this valsabla little work, address,
postpaid, John Dumbrrton. English Horse
Doctor, American AgrRt for James LyRdentOn'i
Horse Owners Secret, New York Post Office.
The Secret sscnt by aal ii letter postage.
November 20, 1851. Gu
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Just Received at the Savings Bank:

Just Received at the Savings Bank:
Red and White Flannels,
Heavy brown Muslins,
Blenehed and unbleached Canton Flannel,
Alwaccas and black Coburg,
Blue Satinett, Cotton Batting,
Black Prints; Domestic Cling CHAM and Bed
Ticking;
Also, Broad Axes, double triggers and Gun.
wipers.
VIII reeeirc in few days;
NO Sugnr aud Molasscs,
Golden Syrup, Hominy, and Ext. OfCOiIee.
y. II. CHADWICK & co.
December 20, 1851.
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ing eminent names:
F. H. Robinson, Petenbutgh.
s. NJ. Carper, FincasIlc,
L. S. CAREER, Big Lick,
W. II. While, Frtdericksburgh,
L. p. Hartman, Winchester,
Dr. A. R. Mott, Lecsburg.
McNemera & Co., Richmond,
Spillman & james, Warentown,
Cook & Peel, Alexandra,
Alfred Reid, RectOrtown,
Hall, Scott g. Co., Salem,
Todd & Hoosie, Limestone.
o. c. Sterling & Son, HarrisOnburg,
Dr.. Evan Carmach, Weston, Lewis Co.,
II. H. Carr, Morgantown,
II. K. Hoffman, Springfd, Itamp. Co.
J. H. Clarke, Wildwood.
J. Sims, GAINESVILLE,
Gilbert Robertson, Norfolk,
J. R. Brown, Slephensburrh,
Robt. Allison, Fairfax, e. H.,
Whaley & Crocker, Centreville,
D. Hazletine, Martinsburgh.
Thomas P. Curtis, Of Randolph county, the
county wherein the Commissioners made this
oolish, unwise and unfair attempt to injure us,
Mr.. Gusts is extensively known in this section
of the State, and enjoys the confidence Of tho
people to an unlimited extent. Mr.. Curtis is
irm friend Of Railways Ready Relief, for It
saved all his remaining children from the brink
Of death as he informs US; their disease was
scarlet fever.
Citizens Of Randolph county, Va. can learn
further of this incident by referring to Mr.. Cur.
It's personally.
Commenting our Ready Relief, and other
Of our manufacture, TO the people,
we remain the public's servants,
RADtHIY T. co.
liSn l6a Fulton st. New York
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Clinton Furnace [
FOR SALE,

DuRSu ANT to u decree Of the Circuit Court
i Of MoRongalia county, rendered on the
l:th day Of September, IN the year 1851, in
ease wherein John Friedrich was Plaintiff, and
William Salyurds and Others were defendants:
Edgar c. Wilson, as Commissioner will pro-
coed to sell at the Court-hOHse in MOrgantOwn,
on Monday the Goth day Of January, 1852, be-
ing court day-a tract Of Land with its APP
purtenanceS, situate on Booths Creek, in said
county, continuing ~ acres, being tho same
tract sold by said Friedrich, to said Salyards
and on which is erected Clinton Furnace and
other buildings. Said Sale to be upon credit
of Pne aud two years, tie purchaser giving
Bopd and security for the purchase money. 4
EDGAR c. WILSON, CommisSiOncE
November 20, 1851. l29.u/
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HEAVY SENrEScE-The Cecil County
Court last week passed SENTENCED upon Vim
Lucas, Dave ockOmy AMI Daniel Jackson.
tho three negroes convicted Orrhr assault
upon Mr. Nicholas c. llarrjSon--cach to
go to the pCnilentiary for nineteen years
and six months,
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DAILY. LINE OF STEAMBOATS,!
TO
BROWNSVILLE AND PITTSBURGH

.TyHE Steamer R. H. LINDSEY has Just
Il been purchased 10 run in connection
with the new Steamer TH0S. P. RAY,
(nUw buiIdine) 10 form
Daily Line,
During season Of navigation, between
MORGANT0WN & BROWNSVILLE,
Connecting at the latter point with the
double DAILY Line TO Pittsburgh. By this
arrangement facilities will be offered to
trade Iind travel, heretofore unknown in
The Monongahela Valley.
Freight will be recelpted through,
each way, free Of all charge for drayage
and commission at Brownsville. Shippers
however must bear in mind that 10 insure
this privilege they must order their goods
10 the whdrf.boat in Pittsburg, Of the old
established Line, and ge, through receipt.
Heavy Freight, during a high stage Of
water, will be carried through for 25 cents
per 100 lbs.
The TH0S. r. RAY will be ready to
take her place in the line in all Of the
month Of December.
II shippers have any complaint TO make
as 10 the manner in which their business
is done, by notifying the prnprie tors every
reasonable satisfaction shall be given.
G. W. CASS,
For the Projectors.
Brownsville, Pa, Nov. 90, ls5l.-3m.
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\ Col. Bigler, The Governor elect Of
|Piusylvania, has rendered the appoint
/ ii q Secretary Of State to Francis
Hug hes, Esq. Of schuylkill county,
| tss.-.of Attorney General to the
q. james Campbell. Mr.. c., it will
rscollected, was enc Of the Demo.
&c candidates for Judge of the su-
he Court al The late election, but
defeated by a large majority
ydH. Patriot.
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THE .lz.zRMEY'S.

PikGSblErg .TsHrke:
January 3.
WHEAT Flour, a, s2,15asG,l2.
Oars, 90 cts. per bushel,
WHEAT Cos
Dried AprLEs, Salo ut l9Sc per bu.
pRIEp PEACHES, sale? - SuSh.
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BANK NOTE LIST.

Carefully corrected for the Christian Advocate,
by KRAMER s. RAIN, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Jenny LiAd's last concert in America
announced to take place in New York
the lsth of January. Blessings
tsh,vn rs thy take th'ir Gsh''
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BGiiim.0re .TSGrkci.

0FFlcEoF THE AMERICAN,
Jan. ., 1852.
Cattlc.Prices ranged from $3.50 10 81.
on Mo hoof. rqual 10 S5aS7,75 Not, and
averaging S3,95 gross.
H0Ss-Ready Ele Of S62j.
EIOnr--pel barrel $500.
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"A special correspondent Of tho NOF'h
aerican writes from Washington IN
"a date Of Alb inst, thai Mr.. Kves !"
oftipion that the coup d'rta! Of Louis
Napd ,n was a complete revolutionary
'noyihSni, and confirms The details al
EsadAPablishsd.
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\ 9aaKsBuRo, vA.-Hon. George H. Lee
ofAs Circuit Court, has been named and
solci,ed 10 become a candidate for the
,CaIi Of Appeals, and has yielded his con-
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y. CADRNIA.-As quite a number oil our
e,t,zcns s.slga going 10 California this
Spring, would it not be well for them to
mett, consult, plan and 60 together! In
cast Of sickness or accident to any one of
thsli number, having others in company
na5prove Of grea, use.-Ib.
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Z Z z q q

ANOTHER ASTONISHING CURE!
T.. KaIb, a highly respectable merchant Of
Rushyille, Fairfield county, Ohio, sent US the
following voluntary tribute TO "Dr. WistGF's
BiLSdm Of wa CIcrry."
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A Ifoihcr Ipanttd.-The Pittsburg Jour
,al contains card from some gentlemen
the Arsenal, stating that three children,
tirsc, from Ireland, unprotected, are in
arch u their mother in PiItsburg, named
'casharine Mullony, They are at present
provided for by Mr.. BrcidenthNl, al Law
renceville.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-10

lRObbcr Sentenced. Robert. J. Ben.
rstonvic,ed Of robbing the mail and
enting letters therefrom, a, Farming
ionsette county, on the National road
Yesterday sentenced by the Hon. &c
{wisten years imprisonment in the
Hest Penitentiary .-P.lttsburg De'p.
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l.ss,sspapg Change.-Mr. Robert H.
'iallsher, Of the Richmond Republican
IS disposed Of one hall Of his interest
b that paper, to his brother, Mr.. E. II.
.allaher, andit will hereafter be pub
bhed as a penny paper.
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References In VIRGINIA.

Among the most influential druggists & NOR
chants in Virginia, who have been eye witness
es to tho quick efficacy of Railways Ready Re.
lCf, we refer our Virginia friends to the follow.
/ mn afninnHt namaa,
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NnNNrN<>Ts
4 ac Baby
rs.siag he Striped
Mass. Courier gives
rller through V"r-
he writer states that
az in avillage tavern,
came in, and stepping
ere the baronce w"s,
should like a glass of
y keep h" was The
= traveller went off in
.senlly an old farmer
red up 10 The landlord,
tying dialogue ENSURED;
/ SodImorNin', Cap'n b."
Good mornin', Squire"
baby wrllp
! try Would you like
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u. HAYES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-11

Nxw.HAMpsHIRE.-The first State Elec-
ton for 1852 has Just closed. NEw.HAMPsHIRE,
which gave the largest popular majority against
Harrison of any State but Missouri-which gave
Polk 1900 over Clay and 5000 over all opposi'
tion-which gave Cass $4,000 over Taylor and
1850 over all against hm-has been barely car
red by the party which boasts of having nearly
every State on its string, and that it is going TO
carry the Union with rush next November
Perhaps it is, but this don't look that way
AS we write, 1t is not yet certain that the
Regulars have carried the Legislature; it is
very certain that the Wings and Free Sellers Of
Somersworlh, Concord and a few other towns
might have secured it by seasonable concert and
effort. New-Hampshire has evidently not yet
concluded to cast her six Electoral Votes against
Gen Scott
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-11
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK. THURSDAY. MARCH IL.

CoCGREssI0NAL.- The United States
Senate yesterday, after considering the reports
from the Judiciary Committee on the new ap-
environments bearing on the next Presidential
Election, listened to long speech from Mr..
Borand on the Iowa Land Grant. Mr. Stock
ton made a very unprovoked attack on Mr.
Seward. declaring that the rules of the Senate,
not his own inclination, kept hip from INDUCING
in billinesgate Some remarks from Mr.. Seward
brought an explanation from Mr.. Stockton re-
tracing his abuse. Mr.. Cass took the floor on
the Iowa bill
In the House, Mr.. Richardson OF Illinois and
Mr.. Breckenridge of Kentucky amused them
selves on the merits of Judge Douglas, the DEM
ocrasic Review, &c.
LEeIsLATIvE.-Iao our State Senate the
Crystal Palace bill passed, and the Colonization
bill was discussed.
In the Assembly the Canal Investigation was
reported as completed on the sth, and 10000 cop
les extra ordered printed. The Executive Man
sion bill passed.
II The Telegraph informs us that Ken
lucky sends Delegates TO Baltimore favorable to
the nomination of Lewis Cass. Louisiana like
wise Cass