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Females, Read the following!

NEWARK, N. j., Jan. IS.
Mr.. Bcnncu:-Wc take pleasure in stating
that your Yellow Dock Sarsaparilla gives great
satisfaction in every case.
A very respectable gentleman informed mo
that his daughter was troubled with difficult
menstruation and other diseases peculiar to
hersex. She had not had her regular menstru-
al discharge for a long time but by tho use Of
DR.. Guys0trs Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla
was radically cured. She used Townsend's
and others without receiving the slightest bcs-
eft. He had one daughter die from the same
cause. j. u, TRIP 4 20.
~ Price, 81 per bottle, or 6 bottles for S..
Sold by J. D. PARK, Cincinnati, o.
Northeast corner OF Fourth and Walnut s,s.-
entrance on Walnut ST., to whom all orders
must BIO addressed;
Also by Fl. H. Carr, Morgantown.
VIM. Durbin s Co., do.
Logan & Carr, Fa,rmont,
L. A. Hagan, Kingwood.
July II, 1852. (153 tfl g
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Voters of District No. :

In pursuance Of an order Of the County
Court Of Munongafia county, made Ut its
July term, 1882 Saturday The l4lh
day Of August (inst.l there will be poll
opened at the Courthouse in Moreantown:
also, on The same day there will bs poll
opened at Guseman's, for the election Of
an additional Constable in Dis,ric, No. 3,
in pursuance Of on &C, Of the General As.
se,nbly in such case made and provided.
f. p. FITCH. Deputy,
For A. c. DORSEY, Shit. NJ c.
August ., 1852.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

10 Ed. G. T.. Conn may be OK
pccted to preach at Arnct's near .au'
rel Point on Saturday heforc tho 5th
Lortsday in this mol'l', ut 3 o'clock
p. NJ, and also on fIorlsday at IL
The meeting may be continued scve'
raj days. .-.t
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PUBLIC sale,

LON the Alb Monday in September next,
~ Ii, being the first day Of September
term Of the County Court Of Monongalia
counly,l will sell, in front Of the Court
House, Ga Acres Of Land. Said Land
situated in the county Of Monongalia, On
the Mnrsantuwn and Evansville Turn.
pike Road, adjoining Lands Of Jabez
Brown aud others, on which there are e.
rec,cd Log Dwelling House, ia
with Single roof, Stable, Black e.a1 .1f
Smith Shop, md there are ure s;is;g 3
% Acres cleared, under good &
Fences and in good repair.
TERMS or SaLE-sa00 cash in hand,
and the balance in twelve months with
interest, until paid. The title is indspu.
table, and a good general warranty Deed
will be given. HENRY BELL.
July 3, 1852. i5l.ts.
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A hurricane passed over portion Of
Minnesota, on the 9Th instant, the heavi-
est ever experienced by the oldest inhab-
itaris. Several buildings were blown
down, Others unrooied, treesblown Gown,
SC. Up the Minnesota River, trees,
two or three feetin diameter were twist
ed off, and carried some distance.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-08-14

Loe1andS German Bitiers.-We would cal
the attention OF our readers to the advertise
,nent Of DR.. Hollands celebrated German BY.
tcr, prepared By Dr. 6 NJ Jackson N Mo ,Gv
complaint, Dyspepsia, Disease Of the Kidneys,
and ali diseases arising from dsordcrcd ston,.
ach, their power is not cxcGlled, If cqualled, by
any other known preparation, as the cures attest
in many cases, after the most celebrated physi-
clans had failed. We can conscientiously re.
commend this medicine, ms being what it is re.
presented, and urge our readers who are aillict-
ed to procurca bottle, and they will be convin.
ced OF the truth we assert. lin6w.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

David Myers, Ell al, Plaintiffs
VS..
Solomon Myers, ct al, Defendants.
The undersigned was appointed com.
missioner n, the last term Of the Circuit
Court 10 sill the Land in the bill and pro-
ceedings mentioned in this case being
two separate tracts: one containing about
fif,y.,wo acres, the other about one hun
bred aud twenty-five acres, which tracts
were owned by John Myers, decd. The
land is on the west side Of the River, on
the road To Blucksvile, near the residence
of Asa LcmIey, and is valuable. 1t will
be sold on the FOURTH MONDAY OF
JULY Couri.day,) before the Courthouse
in Morgan,own. Terms Of sale,-a credit
of one und two years, with bond and Sc.
curly. The title is suid TO be good, but
only such will be made as authorized in
like cases. AND. MCDONALD.
June l9, 1852. lis. Commissioner.
uD..s,,n,.n.,,a.
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EIrsimi0.--
At Rules held IN the Clerks Office OF
Preston, county Court on the first Monday
in August, 1883:
Samuel Harris,
Jacob aud Canuda Baker.
The object Of this suit is TO recover from
the defendant slTe 20. due tn the plaintiff.
Aud the said defendants lbeins non.resi-
dents are required IN appear at the Rules
10 be holden in the Clerks Office Of said
Court on the first Monday in October next,
and do what is necessary 10 protect their
7i.netests'in this suit. A copy.
Teste: SMITH CRANE, Crk.
G. cREsAp. FITS. Allu.
August z, 1852. 1861.
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pn. cvrsorr's IMPROVED t%fEAer 81
YELLOW DOCK s. SAGSAPARlLLA!

rs NOW PUT UP IN THE LARGEST h,zen
bottles, and 10 acknowledged to be INC pe"'
SARSAPARlLLA made, as il certified ny L.
WONDERFUL Cures it has performed, tie orie-
inal copies OF which arc in the possession OF
tho Proprietor. Remember, this 10 tho ohl!
TRUE and ORIGINAL article. :.
The Medicine, when utcd according to d.
rccticns,
VIII Cure, Without Fail,
ScporuLA, on KlSG's EVIL CAScEES Tu
MoRs, EnrprioSs OF THE SKIN. E0rsir'
ELIAS, CHRONIC SORE EYES, RiSGwuRM
OR letter, ScALp HEAD, RnGrMA-
Tisa, PAISs IN THE Bows ua JnisTS,
old Sores and Ulcers, SweIlingso Of
the Glands, Syphilis. D.ysp"r-
STA, Sal, Rhcum, Disease
of Kidneys, Loss OF
Appetite, Disease arising
from the use OF Mercury, Pain in
tho Side and Shoulders, General Dcbilt:.
Dropsy, Lumbago, Jaundicc aud Cosii'cncsr'
The best Female Medicine known!
The peculiar maadcs to which females are
subject, commonly produce great bodily ex.
haustion, accompanied by 4 depressed and Of
ten gloomy state of mind. As the system dc.
clincs in strength, there is u loss Of nervous
power, and this very naturally impairs the en-
crgy OF the mind and disturbs the cquaninty
of tho temper. Every candid woman who has
suffered from female complaints will admit this
to be the mournlul truth. Now, to obtain re-
lief, it is only necessary to stop the tendency
to depletion and debility. This is done by re-
ncwing that fountain ofhcalth and strength, the
BLOOD, 6nd no medicine accomplishcs this
desirable result so speedily and compile te as
sDr. Guysotrs Improved Extract OF Yellow
Dock and Sarsaparilla.'
Ladies' of pale complexion and consuinpsivc
habits, and such as arc debilitated by those OBJ
structions which females arc liable to, arc res
tored, by the use ola bottle or two, to bloom
and to vgor.
Scrotl1a and Cancer cured by DR.. Guy
SnE Extract Of YclLou Dock and
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DIED:

On Friday night, the 9th inst, Of
Typhoid Fever, ELIZA FAULKNER,
aged about II years, daughter of Mr..
Alexander Faulkner, of this county.
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The National Institute at Washing
ton has been presented with tho flag
that waved over Fitch's first Amori-
can steamboat, in 1889.
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IL .inoih'r Scientific II'Ond'r.' hporidAi 10
Dyspepiics ,--Dr S lIouGnr"S's PEpSlN, the
true digestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice, prepared
from RrSSEr, or the Fourth Stomach OF tho
Ok, after directions Of Baron l.iEBlG, the great
Physiological Chemist, by J $ llouciiroS, NJ d.
Philadelphia. This is truly wonderful remedy
ihr indigestion, Dyspepsia, Janndcc, Liver
Complaint, Constipation and Debility, curing
after Natures avn method, by Natures own
agent, the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets containing
Scientific evidence Of its ralue, furnished BY
agents gratis. See notice among the medical
advertisements. octsou
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DISSOLUTION Of PARTNERSHIP.

UINDULU IUN vi TAIbI NEItHIlIT,
TNHE Partnership heretofore existing between
Drs. N,LANE, son & SCOTT "a this day
dissolved by mutual CONSENT All persons
having claims against said partnership are re-
questod to present thrn, aud all persons in
dcbtr,I to tho same arc requested to call and
settle immediately, as oar books .mustbc closed
without delay.
CmAs. McLANE.
Jos. y. McLANe,
Isaac ScorT.
July iG, 1852.
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It's c.tLtSG AT rENri0N 70 DR.. GUY.
SORES @prored Extract Of Yciiow Dock
,l1.! Srmpdri,ia, We feel confident that we arc
doing a service to MI who may be afflicted
with S.ru,iluus AMI other disorders originai.
iaS il hereditary iaini, or from impwhy g The
WGI. We have known instances within the
.phcrc OF our acquaintance where the most
formidable diItcmpsrs have been cured by the
usc OF GuYsott's Extract OF yellow Dock and
Sarsaparilla alone.
l,isonc Of the few advertised medicines thu,
cannot be stignatizcd with pnarkcry, Tor the
. Yeliop Doet" aud " Sfrtrp1riiia" are well
known to be the most ci!ir."ni. land At the
same time inorionS) agents III tho whole Mate
ria Riaiica, and hy lar the bret anil pnr"ai pre-.
para,ion of them is Or. GJg'oir, YniOr DOCK
and SGTsapdriiG.
III See advertisement. ljG-it.
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WarelloIIsciI NIOrgantoWn

FOR CALIFORNIA the Isl Of October.
A III. PERSONS indebted to me in any
n way will bear in mind That il their
accounts are not settled BY the Isl Of DC.
lober, they will be Put into the proper Of.
ficer's hands for collection.
W. A. .GuSEMAN.
The Books Of Fleming and Guseman and
Of w. A. Guseman will be found at the
old stand until the LIST Of October,
July 81, 1852. l54.td.
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A Sabbath School and Temperance
HARVEST HOME!

Will be observed n, tho Presbyterian
CHURCH in S,cwar, Town IN Thursday tile
10Th Of August, lust, Services to COM
mclicc at ! O'Clock. PM. Addresses are
10 be delivered BY W. I. WILEY, Esq,
and others. y j
The Public arc respectfully invited to
attend. q
Petitions will DO pu, in circulation at
this meeting, TO abolish the traffic in ar
dent spirits. Aug !, leo2'
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-08-14

It's now positively ascertained that
70 lives were lost in the late accident
to the Henry Clay on the Hudson river.
We believe that J. J. Speed Esq. Of
Baltimore, was the only victim from
Maryland. He was lawyer of distinc-
ton, and rendered service when the
State determined 10 free itself from the
faint Of reputation.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-08-14

Mr.. THOMAS COLLIER, one of the
owners of thes"sHenry Clay" was
arrested in New York on Monday,and
held to bail in the sum of $4,000. }
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-08-14

Drs. McLanc, Scott and Brock,
Tender their services to their friends and
the public generality, as practitioners Of
Medicine, Surgery, &c.
All being graduates OF the first Medical
Colleges, aud having had considerable ex.
perieHcs III their profession, they hope By
strict attention to business TO mrri, good
share Of the public confidence. They &C.
cupv their old office, opposite the Mer
chants and Mechanics Bank.
Morsantown. July l6, 1852. i5l-li
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New Establishment.
"A f. w.DER1Nc,
EGs Saddle & HarnessMakel

Has commenced business. up stairs, be.
tween behring's Dry Good Store, and CARTS
Drug and Tubaccu Store, Main Street,
Morean,own, Va.
He has Just received from pittshure
and Baltimore, materials for manufacur.
ins NIL kinds OF
SADDLES, BRIDES ASp Harness,
of all descriptions, AMI will keep u large
ami well made stock always oil hand.-
Ile is delerminrd TO sell lower than any
olher establishment, in Town, for cash or
good country produce. All work warrant.
ed.
ny Also on hand, for sale, an assert.
mcnt Of FINE BUGGY HARNESS.
4. w. DERING.
March 20, 1852. l3l7m.
IpEADy MADE SHIRTS
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Sale Of Valuable Real Estate
! IN PRESTON COUNTY. .

by VIRTUE Of decree Of the Circuit
Court Of Preston county, rendered III the
case OF Benjamin Mor,on's Executors, a.
against Matthias F. Stuck, and others, Pc
ter Frankhouser and others against same,
John Hoyes' ES'r. against same, and Sam
uel Stuck against Nancy Stuck and others,
I will sell on the SECOND MONDAY OF
SEPTEMBER, 1852, (being Court day.
before the front door Of the Court. House
IN Kingwool, 10 tho highest BIDDER, upon
a credit Of one. and two years, with inter
est from the day Of sale, and tho purchas-
er giving bond and approved security iot
the payment Of the purchase money, the
trsctt Of land known as tie MILL TRACT
in the bill and proceedings above mention
oil contn iuinp-
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Iron and Nails.

lAO Ah ssh1N 1NssHhSs
TIME SUBSCRIBER, DESTROYS for his own
L benefit, and that Of the consumer, will
furnish Iron and Nails at as little cost as posi-
bic, to those that actually use the articles
lie will keep on hand at his
yVarehousciIl IIorgant0wn
a general assortment OF the above articles at
the lowest prices possible, merely adding c.
nough to pay the expenses Of hauling, and ma
king sales to the prices q, the works. He hopes
that all persons wishing to purchase, will con.
slider how much better they will bo accommo.
dated as to price and quality il he has sufficient
encouragement to continue. .-..
In addition he also keeps on hand a general
assortment Of Steels, Files, Bellows, Anvils,
Vices, &c. ;. II. 0LlPiiANT.
Fairchancc Iron Works, Aug. l. 1859.
1866 I'm.
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Neuralgia.
d., Cto,p,J n<fn1ftu

Railways Ready Relief possesses an almost
miraculous influence over the sharp darling
pangs Of pain of this cruel complaint. In few
minutes the pain-stricken sufferer experiences
the most dellg htful sensations of departing pain
/, has cured thousands of cases in the city Of
New York, where many Of them had been bro't
almost to deaths door, The effects Of the
Ready Relefis to stop the pain Immediately,
to strengthen the nervous system and supply
the nerves with energy and vitality, the loss of
which, The chief cause Of nervous pains.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-08-14
POSfDOlie1IlCnt.

The above sale is postponed until
Monday Of August Court.
AND. MCDONALD, Com,
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Flax seed Oil, TurpentInc,
White Lead F; Cast, Shear, American and
English Blister Steel; Whea'ley.s Chop
ping Axes, Halchets, AIDES, Drawing
Knives and Chissels.-a good supply for
sale at the Emporium.
LAslER s. fleming.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-08-14

It will be remembered that, on the
breaking out of the fire on board the
Henry Clay, an order was given by
some one, said 10 be an officer ofthe boat,
for the passengers to go aft, in conse-
quence of which fatal order, most oil the
lives were lost. The fire being amid
ships, was driven al by the current OF
wind which the swift motion oil the boat
created, thus compelling the unhappy
passengers TO leap into the water, while
those on the bow were saved. In all ca
ses oil fire on board OF a steamboat, it
should be horne in mind that the bow
is tho safest place, and ought to be
gained as quickly as possible.
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NOTICE.

Il NOTICE.
MY wife, MALlNDA ANN, having left
INV bed and hoard without just cause or
provoca,iou. ! hereby forcwon all persons
not 10 trust her OIL my account, US am
determined To pay M debts contracted By
her. JOHN D. RAVENSCRAFT,
August Il, ls5:. loh3''
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S,w .fdrrt';tnN
NO. 1. ES
RAILWAYS h

RAILWAYS 10
Co., ,rJ upIy rem.
~ s ,a History IF ikS
Gr moi tinirnt pains
IT w'LA
THE Noar sEfN
=, ycw n.NrrI :. ANnrra
" MAZE AND ros%rSriSa IN,
nrrnALclc & SGsy"n
In A FEW tliN
n..,n.,,,I,ud r;N -
Bntei" &C., .r.p RIA
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MOTTO E!!.

WE REQUEST ALL who know them.
selves indebted to the firms Of Lazirr,
NlcLane & Co, Lazier s. McIane, OF. that
Of T.. c. Lazier, to call and settle up BY the
FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER,
next, as we will place all out Mates and
Accounts in tile hands Of officers for col.
lection, al that time.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-08-14

OIL CLOTllS.-Au assortment.
for rdbl", Stand aud Bureau Covers, very
cheap Tor s4'sSy Carr SNNh ! C.
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The pilot oil the IL, nry Clay has been
much cenairpd for not having sheerad
the boat as she approached the shore,
and thus brought her 10 at broadside.
~ correspondent Of the Inquirer, who
was at the scene Of the disaster. says
"The pilot of the boat was there. Ma
Wy supposed il the boat had been run on
the shore in an oblique or side dlrec-
zion nearly all the passengers would
have been saved. On my asking the pi-
10, why she was not thus run on, he re-
piled, that the danger was that she would
on striking the shore sideways shear of
into the river again and more lives
would have been lost. By running her
direct on shore and alongside q low
pipr. which stood out some fifty or six
~ feet, he supposed all the passengers
would be able 20 land. This at least he
claims lor himselfthough it failed"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-08-14
Medical Card.

7 JosEPm a. AlcLavE, NJ. D., Isaac ScoTT
NJ. D., and HuGn ". BROCK, NJ. D., hav
Ing this day associated themselves tosc'he+
uY:,l,r The lirm uf
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TIE nEYRY CLAY DISASTER,

In references to The recent disaster on
the Hudson river, the New York Sun.
day Times, says:-''l'he law which APP
plies in cases OF this kind is M, snti
GENTLY severe; but let sucl, punishment
as il meles out be insisted upon, il tn
offences charged are proven. In ihr
first place, a fine Of $500 is rrcov,
cradle for racing under an undue pres.
sure Of steam. Those who have lost rel.
ativrs by the catastrophe can maintain
an action against the master or owners
oflhe boIi, asd obtain such damages fol
the loss of their kindred as a jury may
consider Just. Til" value Of the lug
gage lost or destroyed in consequence
OF the FIRE can also be recovered. Il
the loss of life has been caused by Grim.
inal neglect or recklessnrss, the offence
oflhr guilty parties is mans'anghfrr
and they may be, and we hope will be.
consigned by the verdict Of jury and
The sentence of,he bench, to convlcl's
cell.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-08-14

+. C. LAZIER,
J.. A. McLANE.
Morgantown, aug. !, 1852. 1856.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-10-21
OBITUARY.


L is our painful duty to announce the decease
Of JAMES PoiNrs Esq, U. s Marshal for The Yves
tern District Of Virginia, He died athis residence
in this place. on Wednesday morning last, AFTER an
illness Of several weeks. Of Inflammation Of the
stomach. ThefIneral services took place on Friday
morning, when the remains were followed 10 tLeir
resting place in the Cemetery, west ofthe Town, by
a vast eoneourse OF people, including ibe inmates
Of the Asylum for the Deaf Dumb and Blind. the
Masonic fraternity, and the Officers and Pupils
Of the Virginia Female Institute.
More than The mere announcement Of his depar-
tHfe is due to the memory of the deceased and yet
il is all give in The present issue For more
than twenty years he discharged the duties Of u
s. Marshal for this District, Riih faihfulness and
success. and in 1.-The relations Of spca life he en-
deared himselflo wide circle of Appropriateness;
and Tor hospitality, generosity, bfraity and noble
ness Of heart, he has lell few EQUALS behind him
Thus il is ever with
warm and kindly hearts,
And eyes where generous meanings burn,
Early the lightof life departs,
But fingers with the cold and stern
StaRnt0R Messenger, October 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-10-21
JAMES LYONS.

Mr. Lyons has bored the pabIic with another
address, covering seven columns of the Enquirer,
in which be labors TO prove the propriey and con-
sstency Of h ! apostacy. Mr. Z is vastly more
Concerned about his new position than the Wings
Of Virginia, We are sure there cannot be found
dozen Wings in the State whoiwould give Earth
ing 10 have him in the party again. He was
slippery concern The WHOLE time he was with Us,
and required more pampering and pe,ting 10 keep
him quiet Than legion Of such politicians were
worth
Mr.. L s address is an elaborate effort TO prove
Gen. Scott is mel true 10 the interests Of The South
but comes as far short Of proving his point, as he
does in showing his consistency
In the conclusion Of bis address, he tries. hy
whining sycophancy, 10 curry favor with his old
friends, and launches forth lew attempted sar
castle blows al the talented and patriotic Bous.
which will be felt by thai champion OF Whiggery.
abou, as much as the pecking Of the "tom-tn upon
the cid oaks Of The mountain forest Every ACT Of
Mr.. L. since bis change bu proves his folly The
more. "rhe fates jim cAt political traitors ID cen
turing theif destruction. - TaS4iagt0aian
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-10-21
CONGENIAII spIRITs.


That readers may know the congcniality Of scnti
ment between certain high anctonares Of the ocofocO
party. We insert the following choice extracts:
Resolved, Thai ,rs are epp1sed d tarerp in dHy
firm and COLOR. and5aN FAvaR OF FRssDaN ami
FREE SOIL WHEREVER NAN LIVES
THROUGHOUT GODS HERITAGE. b f.
Hatien, !. Ciarnaa IF &c sNaf1oaai Democratic
Committee"
nIhare been asted II liked Iris Etsgitire Sare Lar
n anstreYed No, LOATHED 1T. HAVE A MOST
REVOLVING FEELING AT TIE GIVING UP OF
A SLAYE4-TIiE Law is OPPOSED TO HUMANE
TY.,-tien Pierce, I'd January, 1852.
'That The penalty, under such circumstances, she M
be death. though perhaps authorized by lhs letter, IS
believe. against the spirit la,rs and of The age as
1t is contrary TO mercy and humanity which are des
ed for and extended only the unoruna.e and the gull
ty.Go JOE yohnson's reusous for Committing punish
menu Of the negro murderer.
g Sir, accomplish nothing by scholastic dispuI
tatons about right. The Gerdan knet must be united
IL Is By The strord. isid must be ranguished- hhd
country must De saoed III Charles J. Faulkner.
In the Senate Of the United States in 1885, Franklin
Pierce proclaimed his hostility slavery in the follow
ing language:
81 kave no hesitation saying that consider Slavery
social and Dotieaf erif aud mnst sincerely ish Il had
no EXISTENCE ON THE FACE OF THE EARTH n
Aud yet G. J. Paakaer SAYS he has watched rrih nj
terst the u Franklin Pierce since the year