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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-23
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The following from the ..Child's Paper
we would commend to the boys. Read il
carefully Tor it contains Wholesome les
son:
once visited large public school. AZ
recess little fellow came up and spoke Il,
The master; as he turned to 60 down The
platform. the masier said, ..ihat Is bay |
can trust. lie NEvER failed me-" toll
lowed him with my eye, aud looked al,
him when he took his seal alter recess
lie had fine, open. manly face. lthoughI
n good deal about the masters remark
What . character that little boy earned.--
lie had already got what would be woriI,
more than a fortune. II would be pass
port into the best store ia The CITY, and
what is better, into the confidence aud
respect Of the whole community
wonder if The bows know how soon
they are rated by older people Ever,
boy IN the neighbarhoed il known, aud
opinions are formed Of hi.a; be has Il char
acier, either favorable or untasaabIe. A
boy Of whom The master can say. II can
trust him, be never failed me-" vii never
want employment. The fidelity. prompt
ness. and industry which he shows a,
school are in demand ever, where. IL
who Is faithful ia little, viii be faithful al
50 in much. Be sure that ,oa earn a good
reputation al school. Remember, you are
Just where God has placed you, aud yoos
duties are Boi SO much gwen yoi Nv Your
teachers or your parents. as b. God hi n
self. You must render an account 10 them.
and you also will be called 10 render oil
account TO Him. BE trusty--be true.
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"iio every one that tYirsteth., -

fIsHE Endless Chain Pump i made by
4 fAsSEIf a, Sterling, Whiteside coI,n,v.
H., Of The hes, materials and sold ON The mos
reasonable terms. All orders addressed Ia hir,
all be promptly attended TO- A supply Of IN.
tbove Pump vii be always kept Oh hand 4; a.,
Ohio House ~ his place. A.FasSE1T
Davenport, Mach 2Jth, 1852
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TINS BJUaUEr BUsisEss-Yery few per
sons are aware ofihe extent 10 which this
business Is carried on in this city, and the
large sums that are realized by H. The
boquet season may be considered now a,
its height, and the daily sale of flowers in
this city amounts 10 upwards of $780,
Along Broadway, from Nibio's 10 The As
tor House, at various points may dsiiy be
seen men. women aud boys, peddiing
splendid bouquets, containing fowers u
every variety Of prices, fran ~ cents ID
81, 30 and as high as $3.50. 1t is stated
,ha, one Of these f,rsi pedlers has smass
ed $4,000 by the sale uf bouquets in the
course Of the last few seasons.-N Torl
Sun
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VIEW HARDWARE STORE.
NEXT DOOR TO The POST OFFICE,
DAVENPORT. IOWA.

NEXT DOOR TO The posi- OFFICE,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
TIME subscriber is now opening at his new
i stand, complete assortment of Cutlery and
Hsrda are, EN- braeing every Thing in the line, at
prices 10 suit the times, consist ne in par. oil
Builders Hardware; including all varieties OF
locks, latches, bolts, hinges screws, shutter fas
Jennings, selfssteEng shutter hinges. sash springs
door knobs, cupboard catches, puliies, &c Join
ers, Tools, among which hand, panel, rip,
tenant, compass. sash and other saws, cbisels oi
all kinds, argers, long aud short, drawing knives,
steel iron end ny squares, beach match, salsing,
ssshs, moulding and bead planes, braces and bits
spirit levels, beyeis, InoItice guages, with all
other description Of Carpenters Tools.
Bltcksniihs' tools and files, bellows, anvils,
vices, screw places, ;ongs, Gfitfin's horse shoe
aails, rasps, files, Sc-
Mill saws, Upright and Circular,
OF Row and's, Lee, Gage & Co., aud other good
make; and every variety of mill saw. aud other
flies. STEEL SPADES and SHOVELS, of
Ames', Rowiand's, Adams and other tnanufac-
lures. Also: grain scoops, hoes, rakes, hay
forks, manure forks. long handled shoveis, OK
and leg chains, trace, breast, halter and other
chains, hay and straw knives, etc !, etc.
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLER Of all
qualities and prices. together with general as
soriment OF House keeping articles.
ANNEALED WIRE FENCINGi
This article Is peculiarly adapted to this Prai-
rie country, has been fully tested and is bound TO
snpercsde all other kinds Of fencing now in use.
For durability. cheapness and convenience. lis
claims are pre-eninenf. Farmers, look to II. III
Is i'll save you mary dollars.
rTwere vain TO attemTt to mefate all my
stock. The foregoing with TWO HUNDRED
KEGS CUT NAILS, eastern make, are sufficient
20 arrest your attention, ard my assurances TO sell
cheap will be fully realized by giving NE a call
Al The sspost Office Buildings
Orders frum distance Carefully attended TO-
w. III HILpRHTH,
"P5st Office Ep!dings'' Davenport.
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CITY BATH-HOUSE
and Shaving Saloon.

UlHRsubscriber having re-ftted and re-furuish
J. Ell his establishment, would announce to til,
ladies' and gentlemen OF Davenport AMI vicinity
that he is prepared 10 furnish baths Of every de.
scIiption, Warm. Cold, Tepid and Shower. The
water is pure and cleanliness always observed
In connection with his Bath House is sumo
rior Shaving and Hair Dressing Saloon
Peffanery Of all kinds, brushes Of every de-
scfiption, Cigars, Tobacco, Canlies, Sc. l2e.
Tor sale. G.. C.. WESTPHAL.
Davenport, May 18th 1852
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last ARRIVAL OF CL57HIIG.

TUST received and now opening at the Old
y Stand, nearly opposite the Bazaar, on From
Sheet, large and well selected assortment OIL
READT.ITADE CLOTHING,
Consisting in part OF
Cloth, Cashmere, Cashnefe', Tweed, and Lin
Coats.
Cloth, Cashmere, Linen aud Cotonade Pants;
Satin, Cashmere aud Linen Vests;
Shirts md Drawers, Sc. SC.
silk Htkis., Self adIusting Necgties; Satin
Stocks; Hats and Umbrellas.
ALSO
A large assortment Of Cloths, Casimeres, SatI-
netts, Satin Nesting and Linen Goods, all oil
which have been selected in person BY the sub
scrlber from the best stocks in st Louisiana
from bis knowledge of the business as practi-
cal tailor, he flatters himself that all those who
favor him with call Will find his assortment
worth examining and any purchases made will
be warranted TO give as general satisfaction as
any tina, can be procured in this market.
Before purchasing be SIRE 10 call and examine
and by SO doing you will have chance TO save
both lime and money, and be almost certain 10
procure any article of Clothing wanted at rea
sonable price.
Be sure and call and don't forget i, is al the
Old Stand OF CHENEY MUNGER.
Davenport, May 9th, 1852. 35-6m
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OPINION OF THE MOST PROMINENT DRUG.
GISfS OF ST LOUIS, 10.
ST LOUIS, March 5th, 1852.
We the undersigned, Druggists OF the CITY, have
been with, and sold Tor OF tive past
~ art Gle OF Family medicine known as PERRY bA-
Wis VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER; aud we "oatd
public that every instance. so far as Ne
hnoY has given the best Satisfaction 10 the parcha.
ser. We recommend IL 10 the public as an article
Of GREAT MERIT AND VIRTUE. indest, We nes.
ser knew article Of Medicine become 80 dessrvsdft
popular short time which is proved by the iact
of its extensive sale and constantly increasing de-
CHARLES, BLOW s CO., HAUoN, HYDE \ CO..
BARNA RID BR0THEas y CO.; SNOW Y SHUT;
nrpnYY R I Mosr SAiio :. Wn n \ co.
NOTICE 70 DEALERS IL PAIN KILLER.
The name Pain killer belongs exclusively to the
Pralietor tAis Medicine. That right has been re-
Gently sustained by court Of law, and amy person
found selling article BY tina, names and not OF the
nanafaear' 81 Perry pay, 9p' ~iies prosecuted
article purporngt be the genuine Perry Davis
Of 81 Louis, aHd sold throughout the West the past
wear. Itis Base counterfeit and the accompany ing
Pamphlet viiaaiaeus Forgery II Is easily tested b,
mixing IL with water, the counterfeit SIMPLY imParts
its color 10 the water, while the Genuine article
/ gives the water a white or milky appearance BE.
ware of another counterfeit article OF Pain Killer a
bout issued from 81 Louis under the auspices OF
one Phila nder Jones' ihisaamei IS fictitious We know
he names persons and reputation OF each and all this
viilainous gang They portion OF ihs same crew
that counterfated the Pain Killer in 81 Louis last
year. They are also engaged IN concentrating val
liable article oil Family Medicine called Smiths Tonic
Syrup. They notorious Tor this kind OF Pra,ical
operations We shall publish The names OF these
made sales OF counterfeit Perry DAVIS Psiu
Killer. Beware OF Hawkers. buy of regular Agents
OF Druggists and Dealers that you know to be hon
est
/ Principal Office for the Sale of the GENUINE PER-
! RY DAVIS PAIN KILLER, in the Sonthernani Yves,
tern States No. College Building, Cine nuati Ohio.
j. n. HARRIS y CO., proprietors.
/ Henry Blaksley OF st Louis, Mo-, Geai. Agent for
/ Mo-. III. and Iowa.
i Eldridge * Son, Wholesale & Retail Agents, Dav-
export +. +. Gay, Burlington, iowa;J q. Mar
Tin, Galena: Wm. I. Norris, Rock Island; $. II.
Nesnre,h, Perry, Pike county, H., and by Drug
gists and dealers generally in the United States
1 rs.r.h tQsD .
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LATE ARRIVAL

BIZ LAaAsrisE. An INVOICE OF M,sclLLaaror,
Books, viz:
rLARk'S Commentary on the Bible
~ Whites history OF the World.
Murra Is Pictorial United States
Schoolcruii's American Induns.
Library Of Natural History;
Cheevcr's Prose Writers of Amcrca
De Tocqueville's Democracy in ane,;oa.
Mansfield Life OF Scott;
ia. Adams" Madison aud Mon,,.,
Stewards Life of John q. Adams.
Lives OF Slas Wrish, and Gen I,ctsa
Generals Of the last War;
Hines Oregon Expedition:
Fremont's Exploring duo;
Works ot VIM Z Chnnninp:
Ditto Of Charlotte Elizabeth:
Woodtal's edition Of Junius.
Sequel to Riley's Narrative.
ind various minor works
On hand
a iull stock OF School Books, incIud;p. ii, :,
general use, with all other materials ca ssh.,.
and teachers at small advance over whnlcs,i.
rates.
VIII receive shortly
One Hundred Annals of various k;nas n.
Guiding Sons OF Temperance and Odd Felan,.
phering) For 1882, with an additional sn,nis -
Elegant Bound Work for the Book TabIr
w. II. HOLMES CO
October Cd, 1851. = w.
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PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE.
CITY OF DAVENPORT.

Three Doors Wesi cfthe lie Claire House on
Second Street.
Avxa THE proprietor thankful for past la
yors solicts continuance OF the Gus
ass. tom Of the Travelling public he has HI
..G ted up and furnished his House 10
good and comfortable style TO aacominoha'e
Travellers who may favor him win theif patron
age. ,,;e,,v en-
n;shed with The best the Markets OF the country
affords. .ot,
He also has Stabiing TO accommodate 30 head
ofhorses. Proyende1 and grain always on hand.
Nj. G. DAVIS.
naort anrill,th. 1851. 32-tf
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10Y 10 THE WORLD!
PERRY DAVIS

PAIN II LII EiS'
Foa rHE ENTIRE ERADICATION or ALI rAi is
EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL. KEMEpAs
Y no I.a,siy should BE- ptatoast ~.
oae twenty ive bottle will do more "
You of its efficacy, than all the advefhssh'
In the World.
IT rs WHAT IT'S NAME DENOTES
- "A yN Egyr,T.EE.
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GLASS! GI.ASSii

TTST Received at the City Drug Store flu
j assortment OF Pitisburg Glass, consisting Of
Window Glass, Stop Furnitre--Bteast Pipes
Nursing Bottles, Lamp chimneys, dc.
STEPHENSON 8. CARNAuAN
Dascapor', Jane 81, iabk.
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ST'RAYED

FROM the subscriber on or about the
x9> l. 23d day of May, 1859, on the Road
kIsA from Thorn's Mills and Tipton near
" -EEyA Yankee Run, A CHESTNUT BROWN
~ asA 3E HORSE, about is hands high, star in
I'M forehead, PAGES under the saddle, trots
- ~ in harness. Any one who viii take III
said Horse and inform me by mai shall
be literally rewarded. f. W. BUTCHER,
July l'-43'3m Grand Detour, Oglc County, Ills.
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pHr,YMATrsN.:

RHEUMATISM: s.
yyh, will ON su gr the pains oil TINS as
compaist? When yoa can ~ cuiea ,. a.
cts: ii sou will use Davis Pain Killer according 70
direction. -. ,a,h
Try II, tsure,y will no, hurt You and cost on hosA
ing Il ii dues no good; seldom, 4 ever iatis.
DIARRIICI.A AND CHOLERA;
Ifany doubts the magic power q ~ ~
RA, Ne wise them to buy one IS cent potlie VI ~"
PAIN hlLIE Il, aud give it Trial; We never Knew
10 iuii. Sc. certificates in the Pamphlet.
DYSpEPSIa
None escept those no have Suffered all the horrors
OF Dyspepsia fully appreciate the vaine 81 f.fs
DAVIS Pain Killer; sovereign remedy Tor inns aistee
sting uisease ia all its forms, ,,,.-,.,,,.,
BOWEL COMPLAINT AND "a Sen Eh1'
tended With snch triumphant success IN me CUR %
Bow Il Complaint and Dysentery us Ferry DAVIS raiH
Killer; Try /, an be convinced.
PAINTERS EH0L1C: .
Ifyou can paint fire with chareoai ilght Win ehain
coers, live and breathe, thea gu can WIN
words give q faint idea OF the magic Efforts OF DAVIS
Pain Killer, when used according 20 direction of
distressing complaint Painters Choiic.
TOOTH ACHE:
TO eonqgera peace is not dfhcaitthing as rsgaras
tooth ache; charge oil the iar-famcd Fam hist
ann II viii bout face aud scatter
FEVER AND AGUE.
The effects or Davis Pain Killer when taken accor
ming directions in cases Of chill and fsfsr arg tfa
ly astonishing; get Pamphlet from the agent and read
Tor YOURSELF say try ~ for il cannot hurt you.
For the relief and cure distressing burns me Faih
Killer Is sovereign remedy; AMI is equali.d bt nc
remedy ever brought to the Ameriean Puplcj tfy u
ond be convinced
DISTRESSING Cough:
What is Joyt the honey otaAistencei really heneh
cial aud as feels after being cured OF
distressing cough by the use Of Ferry DAVIS Fam
killrr.
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Procure pamphlet OF a regular agent and read the
testimony of some the respectable citizens III
the United ates, favor OF the Pain Killer, Al has
only 10 be known to be unprecedented,
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L you want good light bread, call and bny
some ofthat ISrALLtHLE YEASr for sale by
Nov 81. VAN TuYL 4 COOK
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NTASH Tuos, Wooden Buckets, and Zinc
w washboards, Superior articles, just receiv
cd and for sale by VAN TUYL & COOK.
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WOOL CARDING.

rOTiON Yarn, Carpet Warp, and Cottol
" Batting jHstfccciycd and sale by
Nov 27, 1851. VAN THYI q COOK. ,
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k'ATRA Winter Wheat aud Sup. Fine Fiout
- from Moline Mi lis for sale ~
OGti7. G. DAVENPORT'S.
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: s--'---
FARM TO RENT.

fAhM ~ IAhtNl.
IN acres with good house and out buildings
w Apply 10 COOK g. SARGENT.
April 90, '52.
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Economy and Public Policy really at stake,
but on make.weights, and incidents, and artful
lodges, in regard to which we have no capacity
for which VIC have no taste. We say TO an
Immigrant Voter, Il" Help us to establish po-
licy whereby we shall secure more Work, bet
ter Wages and a more SUBSTANTIAL Prosperity
for Yourself and al our people" To this he
a. ers in substance, NO, | must vote
a-a.ust YOU, because your grandfather voted
for the Alien and SedIton laws;'-or your
uncle deprecated the influence of Foreigners
IN the politics of this country or some
thing equally irrelevant and equally false.
Thus our Politics turn on questions OF gene
alocies, whic' ST. Paul long since pronounced
most unproGtable-Or on any thing else but
the actual merits of the case. While thou
sands of nominal Wings voted against Gen.
Scott as the Anri-Slavery candidate, there
were thousands more who opposed him with
intense bitterness as the PrO-Slayery candl-
date-and thus was be cruciied between Two
absolutely contradictory misapPrehenslons'
Could we do better if il were to be tried over
again
Ever since we were old enough to take any
part in pol, les. it has been our ardent, our
anxious desire, to secure the far greater diver
sifcaton of our National Industry aud the
more steady employment and fuller reward
of our own Labor by the enlightened
and Discriminating Protection and Encourage
ment of Manufacturing Industry. After twen-
~ wears ardent conflict, We find the cause for
which We have struggled rather farther from
success than il was when We began. Yet we
know that those who vote Us down do not mean
70 vote against Protection but only against
NatiyisE., Aristocracy, and certain other
odicue traits which they attribute TO the Whig
PARTY. Men who claim to be Protectlonlst
Democrats say, " If the Wings would cease to
make it party question Protection would be
.popular and successful" Well: since there
is no other hope, why not give this trial
The principles of the old Federal party never
made such progress as during the ten years
which followed the extinction of that party.
Suppose the Wings should now stand out OF
the way, might not all the great principles Tor
which they contend be gradually adopted and
put in practice by those to whom they quietly
surrender the Government In the present
state of things, We see no objection to trying
the experiment. but we are willing to hear from
and take counsel with others.
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MONUMENT TO CLAY.

This City We may safely promise, viii do
her full share toward erecting IN appropriate
Monument 70 the most practical Statesman
and useful Legislator that America has vet
produced. The meeting of Saturday even
mg gave earnest Of this. And We confidently
believe that, when the case is fairly stated.
there VII be no difference of opinion among
our citizens as 20 the propriety Of ere, ting bur
enc National Monument TO Henry Clay. ani
that over his ashes in Kentucky. Beside this.
let statues and columns be multiplied else
where, as local interest or Affection may
prompt; but let the only Monument erected
by the Nation rise above the quiet shades of
that Ashland which the Great Coumoper
loved SO well AID has rendered classic rro,n1
TO every patriot heart. Thither let the lover
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these States no right to protect themseives
from SO narrowing. so demoralizing spectacle,
If Slave State may protect herself agains.
Slavery publications, why may not a Free
State legally eschew pro-Slavery exhibitions,
But hear Justice Grier on Lord Msnsfeld's
celebrated decision as TO the natural right Of
all men to Liberty where no positive law can
be cited 10 justify their enslavement:
"on this subject Lord Mansfield has said 'o-< 10,
r,,,, fbipgs Gn the case Of SOMERSET which are oA-n
ouo;ed ss prir cplcs ofthe common law. But they Will
nerhsrs be found by examination OF later cases be
classed with rhetorical fourishcs rather thsn leg.
dogmas."
Will anybody be likely to accuse Judge
Grier of saying " rery pretty thi"gs'" Heaven
grant that the day be far distant when hs
rhetorical flourishes' shall be accepted as le-
gal dogmasr Yet they have had the effect Of
stripping an honest, hard-working Pennsylva
mia farmer of all he is worth for obeying the
iniunctions of Christ in his treatment Of the
weary aud hunted fugitive Verify, we have
fallen on evil days
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THE NEWS FROM HALIFAX.

Several highly respectable merchants Of
that they suffer serious grievance in respect
to the news brought every fortnight to Hall
fax by the Cunard steamers. That news, they
say, frequently passes through Boston to New.
Orleans and back again before they are permit.
ted to glance at il. Outraged by this, they
resOtre that this intelligence shall be published
III the Boston papers and posted on the bull
letin at the Merchants Exchange Reading
Room Immediately on it's receipt.
We are persuaded that the gentlemen who
lend their names to this document are misin.
formed touching the facts. The news in ques.
ton costs the Associated Press Of New.York
some $500 for each steamer, aud would cost
other parties who should procure it indepeud'
emily more rather than less. IL is furnished
by the Association on most liberal terms 70 TIE
papers Of every part of the cOuntry-to those
OF Boston among the rest-and they publish
it, and the merchants Of Boston see il as soon
as it is published and seen by the papersor
merchants of any other locality The arrange
ment we believe to be not only more eeoDo-
meal, but more convenient and generally 3D.
vantaeeCus to all sections Of the country than
ally other that can be devised. ia better one
can be made, We have no objection, but We
doubt not that on understanding the facts tho
respectable parties who have been induced"
engage in the movement will abandon it to the
disappointed editors and intriguing news
agents, whose only real cause of complaint Is
that they cannot get the news under price, Oh
convert TO their own gra'uitous use what eo's
others large sums OF money.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, MONDAY, NOV. Is, 1852
~ See third page FOR some interesting items.
4 Proclamation
By WASHINGTON Hunt, Gorsrnor Of he Sieie # Nes
York

By WASHINGTON HUNT, Governor Of the Sieie # Nss
York.
The varied blessings enjoyed by the people
Of this State during the po year. call forth the grateful
tribute ofprsise and devotion due Heavenly Ben.
efsctor.
An abundant harvest Growing the lsbors OF the hus-
bandman and filing the land with plenty; peace with
all nations the maintenance OF social order and zee
institutions mparting fresh vgor the Of civil
liberty; the diffusion Of religion and learning; the
general prevalence Of health the nercif dclverance
of the towns and cities which were visit ii Tor q season
by the destroying pestlence and the nnumersbe ben
eh,s which have been conferred upon our com non
wealth proclaim the infinite goodness and pro;e ting
Of the Creator and Supreme Ruler Of the Universe
In compliance with established usagc, respectfully
rSConnend 10 the people Of this State the obse ance
ofTEURsDAY, the twenty 9Th day Of November aext
ss day OF Prayer and Thanksgiving.
In witness whereof have hcrcunto signed my name
and affixed the Priyy Seal Of the Sa;c al the City
us Of Albany, this sixteenth day Of October in the
year u cur Lord one thousand eight hundred
and fitytwo.
By the Governor: WASHINGTON HUN
JAMES RuGGLEs. Private Secretary
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Of Liberty and Of Government animsted by
Reniscepce snd devoted to the diffusion OF
the Arts of Peace direct his pilgrim steps, aud
fbere let him renew his VOWS to prize the sub
.taptial service Of his Country above the at
taipment Of her highest hOnOrs. Nay: let
him there realize that her highest enduring
honors are Lot paid to those who attain her
most coveted station, bur to those who. pre-
ferrirg Rectitude to Popularity, secure the
esteem and love Of future ages BY Drawing the
prejudice and blind malevOlence Of their own.
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DELAwARE.-The Wings have elected inc
Senator in Newcastle Co. AMI four Members
OF the House, though the Commissioners fc'
fused the certificate to one of the latter, WHICH
The House will set right when it meets. LII
Kent and Sussex the Wings have carried ave
Members each, securing Wing majority oil "A
en- JOINT ballot and the election Of a Wing I'D
Senator. The Wings also have majority on
tie Convention ticket