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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-06-26

Il AND FOX SALE will sell Mt public auction in
IL the town of Port Tobacco Charles county, Maryland
on Tuesday the goth day Of July next my FARM known by
the title Of Mount Air containing about 654 acres situated
rather less than six miles from that village bordering the
Potomac river at the confluence Of Port Tobacco creek The
river land mostly auvia and surpassed for fertility by
any in this section Of country and all in good state Of i'm
Proyement II has abundance Of fire wood and fencing
materials and likewise suiciency Of timber for building
purposes al necessary buildings for the most part in excel
lent repair quarters for the accommodation Of forty fifty
slaves The dwelling s large and commodious, well finished
from cellar 70 garrett commanding extensive view Of the
Potomac yer and Of its tributary The land
prospect Is picturesque and beaufu attached il large and
productive garden Astounding in flowers and variety Of fruit
which enclosed by pang toerable repair The stua-
ton considered % healthy any other in this cmaenot
troubled by bilious fever rarely by any or the auumnal
diseases The fertility Of the soil the facility Of transpora-
ton 70 and from market it, contguy TO the capital Of the
county and h heahfunes render desirable for all agri
cultural purposes 1t certainly very desirable residence
Title unquestionable
Terms onehird Of the purchase moneyto be paid on the
t day Of January 1883 when possession win be given the
balance in equal instruments Of one two and three years
bearing interest from delivery The deferred paymeps &C.
cured by bonds with security approved by the subscriber who
win with pleasure show the premises 70 those who NAV wish
10 purchase. R0BER DIGGES,
june ls-vp4w Port Tobacco
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. McLANAHAN asked the unanimous consent of the
House take up the bill which heretofore passed
the body and which had been returned from the Senate
with amendments providing efectualy for the pun
shment Of incendares He stated that the provisions OF
the bill had the appreciation of the United States District
Attorney the Judge of the Criminal Court and the chair
of the Judiciary Committee of the Senate, and Of the
Judiciary Committee of the House, and others He had
made the motion in consequence Of the deyasations by
fire committed almost nightly in this city.
The motion to take up the bill agreed to- and the
House proceeded to its consideration.
The amendments of the Senate agreed to- and the
bill, as amended, was passed
DEFICIENCY BILL
And the House then resolved tsen Committee of the
Whole the state of the Unon Mr.. STUART, of Michi-
gam in the chair and resumed the consideration Of the
bill to supply deficiencies in the appropriations for the
year ending June go 1852.
Mr. H0RSFORD being entitled to the floor gave way to
Mr.. ASHE who said he did not wish to trouble the
House with the delivery of speech but if there was no
objection, he would print one.
Mr.. HORSFORD delivered speech in support Of the
bill heretofore reported proposing the establishment OF
an Agricultural Bureau.
Mr. WELLS then obtained the floor, but yielded to
motion that the committee rse which being agreed to
The committee rose, and the House adjourned.
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FROM THE RICHMOND wuIa

AT last the struggle is over General WINFIELD
ScoTT is the nominee of the Wing party of the
Union. The announcement will be received with
regret by many Of the people of Virginia, who had
contracted very warm admiration for Mr. Fillmore.
and earnestly desired his reelection. They fell
that he had deserved well Of the whole Republic.
and especially Of the South. But the majority Of
the Convention without disparagement to his merits
have deemed another more available to bear the
Wing banner to victory. Our own impression i
that the time has passed BY forever for second terms TN
OUTS much numerous than he ms. tbat a,,t6e
party r any Presdenual iacvbe,f for =,
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

TThe SPEAKER has appointed Mr.. GILMORE, Of Penn
syysna fill the vacancy occasioned by the death Of
Mr. AspREws Of Maine on the Committee the Mi
htia
Mr. w,iSHBURN, rising to question Of privilege an
nounced the presence Of Mr. Isaac REED elected from
the fourth Congressional district Of Maine to FIJI the
cancy occasioncd by the death Of Mr. ANDREWS
Mr.. REED thereupon appeared was qualified, and took
his scat
PUBLIC LANDS
The House then resumed the consideration Of the bill
heretofore reported by Mr. BENNETT from the Committee
on Public Lands, proposing to grant public lands to all
the States The rate Of hundred and fifty thousand
acres for each Senator and Representative in Congress
and to each Of the organized Territories and the Disrc;
Of Columbia one hundred and fifty thousand acres The
States Of Missouri, Alabama, Iowa. Michigan, Wisconsin
Louisiana Mississippi, Florida Arkansas, California, IL
inos, and Indiana to apply their share in the construc
lion Of railroads. and the remainder Of the States to
mend their grants for educational purposes All the land
Granted by any other act during the present session
Congress TO any State TO aid in the construction Of any
railroad therein be deducted from the amount granted
by this oct to said State
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CONGRESS.
THURSDAY, JUNE "a, 1852.
In SENATE.

Mr. BADGER presented the petition of r. d. Battle adj
mnsator Of the estate Of Isaac L. Battle praying that
the estate may be released from further liability under
Judgment which referred to the Committee the
Post Office and Post Roads.
Mr. PRATT presented the petition of James H. Stimp-
son. and executor Of James Simpson praying
tension of patents for improvements in forming and using
iron plates rails railroad tracks in cities and else
where and for mode of turning short upon
railroads. which referred to the Committee Pa
tents and the Patent Office.
Mr. MALLORY from the Committee on Naval Affairs,
to which referred the petition Of j. r. ST. john pray
ing compensation for certain Improvements made by him
in marine steam machinery submitted adverse report
which was ordered to be printed.
On motion by Mr.. SEBASTIAN the Senate took up
for consideration the bill revive for limited time An
act relation to donations of land certain persons in
the State Of Arkansas which read and ordered to
be engrossed for third reading.
And then, ON motion, the Senate journed.
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DEATH BY CHLoRoFoRM.-0n Friday evening last ut
Stamford Connecticut Mrs. Nathaniel Weed wishing to
have tooth extracted requested that choroform should
be administered The dentist complied with her DESIRE
but she had hardly commenced inhalng the fumes when
she sunk back upon the sofa and expired
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DAILY CRESCENT.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL



Oh time is sweet when roses meet,
With Springs sweet breath around them
And sweet the cost when hearts are lost
If those we love have found them;
And sweet the mind that still can fnd
star in darkest weather;
But naught can be so sweet to see
As old friends met together.
Those days Of old, when youth was bold
And time stole wings to speed it
And youth meier knew how fast time few,
Or knowing, did not heed it,
Though gray each brow that meets us now,
For age brings wintry weather.
Yet naught can be so sweet to see
As those old friends together "I
The few long known. whom years have shown
With hearts that friendship bIesses,
hand to cheer. perchance a tear
To soothe a friends distresses;
Vino helped and tried. still side by side,
friend to face hard weather;
oh thus may we yet joy to see
And meet old friends together. sse s
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MUSIC STORES, ETC.
SADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC.

NEWARK, NJ, ,sADDLERY Ware GNSA
l Y Hoase.-ANDREw G; BULL Co. No Is Cana Canal
Manufacturers Importers isADDLERY and sADpLEWARE
constantly hand large and complete assortment saden
lie her HossEins SADDLEk TOOLS Trimming of do
sciiption, at No. Is CANAL STREET. :, ,,,,, . ,o
sl2 lyd&W hHphcH u. DULL I" w.
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drank which wss nat 3 NM a 2f Mne1t
owe him for il. When III ss',s esaa snSselors
the house at last Wis r,sfSs 80 ~ q
and drink must haSs Srs. ~ e 4 ~ 4, rsgs
never have gone 10 tbe NM ~ ss : y
myself once more into tho nosa7 - .osSsu
And what p, s,uiyered t,,s o.s.,,.
his father abruptly stopped rtIss{ - ss "a
info silence Nv ! sTsdde,, 81 tI1t. ~ ~
door. g And what ~ : 4 a q
!" Ard ahr,sed hiYn f,,, . f,;,,tu.h .,t.s 2s
drel. as he is He ordered n,s' s.S
threatened to call the Guard I va Si.s;S.s-
ont Of the bouse when Nary,,erifa t.rstois.s2 -
by the aIeeyc and T stenTssi ss;sfs ;rtc In.
Kitchen Y,, ro,.at ,,f tI;,l j, L ss ss ~
oo;ny hcrna ~, sh = ;ht -. 4ss s. ~ ss. "
suoyino furmsIy and -
the time esThsre i ~
rite added. awhere you cr sIes,, srd ro|ssv
tba yvioer - 5s1 - ~
warmed come sop,, N ~ s-,l ~
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fur;ausiv r. a,,d ;t, = 80. q ~
blood vas = ame anI ,s,ss ,s y 80
blew the consnmi,sr Sr - 3ss,.
how Ihaa been rl,ndersJ hv IL 1Is.
ruf,;ar s1ea-7,r dscr,refu - Il ths,.,t ;.ss
q dozen varIs IN te !, a. I Ia -,
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the - IN ~ sAs Y ~ -
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several oensia n Il Z. ss,ss III
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80 II s
49,. La1 b.s. s,,. JssJ sss. ss.s. 80
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Harmony Division No. Is, 3. of following the
oaces Of This Division JAMas Bgsee,
VIZ s. MousT 81 Wa y HonspEeE b g.; !AAs. GoyAs
g., JoBN HysR j. s. GolDiNe This Divipr
meets EVERY MONDAY xvENlSe, AZ Tsnrsranas Hall, es.sh
ChEtlsi stseet -.-sIs .f47 -
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Szasn Temple OF Honor No: O. Meets every THURSDAY
EvGlNG O'Clock, at Temple Hail. 222 Tchoupitoua
9es Sor the h present " e ending e 81 ssa " ER.sn
DIR w r.; Z. s. MoRsAa, W. +. r.. r. PoIIARp W.
A. BasDsn, W. u; JosHuA Dow W. D. u j. B. PATTIsoN, g.
N. W. WooLv vxnToN, w. s. mys
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Orystal Fount Division No. 4, g. of T.-Meets
THURSDAY o'clock at Temperance Hall No. IS St Chae
street for the ensuing quarter: W Il ELLIS, W. P S. H.
Baows w Al P, RIae, r. H. ". ELLIS, r. ST. E. Boorn
r. s. j. s.. HARRts, Ii D. W. BRowE, c. A. HRRo A. c.. WIN
WATsoN, l. 81; r. w. PowELL, o. s. "a 5 y?4
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es- PHILADELPHIA SAD SADDLE AND TRuNE WAREHOUSE.
stany receiving heir Manuaor
o and aie dealers
ioilows sADDLERY saddery HARDWARE, HARNESS, IEA7H
ER TRAVELLING AND PACKING TRuNkB, INDIA RUBBER
Goops, sADpLE, COACH, HARNEaRl AND TRUNK MAKERs'
| flf Sus6s,sss ass iaYissS V ALL. saa sm
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Pelican Division Nc; q Sr WEDNESDAY
elected for tho ending Sept 80 iss2 Morn w
r. BAILEY w Al Ed " EST, H. 81 rR9srSn II.nriETTE
MANslse, y j. JAsTEH Jous BsowS, S.. VISIT
noli, B. j. YVES, roydas street, W WATKISs
Apololnl r. treets; P. CAaPIRrs, 71i Caonde street
Tenoapouas sreet WM SMITH, ST. Marc and Poydms
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T AND WARRANTS PURCHASED -sSe
4 or rLocATEp-Holdsrs ., Land Warrants W. under A
September, 1885, HIN FeDfrary lSA may
obtain the highest csh price by making application 70 the
undsrsigned. - I. -. -
ar disposed ,sl may have their o
Me public snds and as o. sah Acs
MI R16Sk wAsxea1n TsAsssisa.,.s.A
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SLAVES.
IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY OWNERS!
Drt<gUeauute7. Paint,


FOR WOOD BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS, STEAMBOATS,
SHIPS. RAILROAD CARS, DEroTs AND ALL OUT
DOOR WORK, ALSO FOR ALL KINDS OF
IRON WORK, ABOVE AND
UNDER WATER. .... +
F The attention the public respectfully called the foor
Testimonials in favor Of the celebrated BRIDGEWATER PAINT.
the than add MONTHS
the South character Of the Paint firmly established
the public the best FIRE AND WEATHER
TECToR EVER DISCOVERED.
CERTIFICATE OF Jwo. r. MILLER, OF ATTAKAPAs
s ss B sai sss.s y e.
ss
ss % i ao4 s .s @ IN. @
surface which has pr0rsd entirely
NswIoeria, Assskspas Mareh1s, 1853.
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST CLAIR rHoMAssoN
OF sTEAMER MAGNOLIA.
so aEss as ss.nsaa s esumsn rs fa s q IL
sass.y sssl
Esf GS
fssa ss~osisan. Dsesmssf esf1sd s ST. 1h0AS0S
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN, OF
ToWBOAT PoRPoIsE.
have usad the BHIDGEwATFR PAINT, which q. c.
ss s:s s's fss
N about four weeks became PERFECT SLATE and sas
sis9s ss Il fs4 N 81 as sssse
tsignedl WhI. BROWN, Captain ro~boat pOrposs.
CERTIFICATE OF THE MANAGERS AND AGENTS
OF LOUISIANA DRY DOCK co.
Having had LOUISA painted
s SEA- ss
q The poRPolsE We ehesy recommend said PAINT as su-
'''''''' - lsisasd, HUGHES, vALIErr q THOMAS
Up. WHITNEY Eassess 9 cos Dss- n1a ,',''
Nsworieans, February 4, 1859.
CERTIFICATE OF JOSEPH BENSON, PAINTER
1hAvs BR1peEwATER PAINT pns.ave months
sa an Ia an a. sHs a s. Z" sasn
% ssi, IS sss sso A s Rnsas dsss5fs If
ss ssei
UNDERWRITERS CERTIFICATE.
Va II s II
' Fas + % ssa Msss mutual Company
EDM RRoTaR 4sREs sss;a.S 4ssn. Eom Mg.as, ssa.
ESFHSsS $ss:ss.
sas asfo Dssssa.
In adton the above have
certificates equally respectable parties app
cation at their Office which those Captain Robbins
Of Leodes Captain VIM Cuts ship Charles Cooper D.
Cuun Assistant Engineer NswYok Erie Raoad
Col G. H. Tacot Newyork Araens r. S. Smith, Lieutenant
Quarternae Military Aeademy Point;
Lee late Superintendent Secretary of the Hudson Rer Railroad
Company, etc, ETC. C. BoGERT CO., 10 Camp street.
Agenta the sass Of Luana assisspp Alabama and Texas
suB-AGENTs IN NEW ORLEANS
Messrs. .PRIESTLY Il BfEN.
Messra. j. WATERMAN 4 co.
JOHN STROUD d
r. RICHARDS.
4. MACPHERSON No. 40 Camp street.
AT MosnK-JAslEs G. WHITAKER.
VICKSBURG-BfRNE& 4 ANDERSON.
GALYESTUN-JpNES UFFERD.
BATON RDUGE-LEyI KELLUM.
ATTAKkPAS-C. h. WHII.pEN. dAWtf
FuTLsU anUEpTTCENfENT ~ o,,,,, h,d-
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Union Division No. g. of every FRIDAY EVEN
the Temple Hall No. 2sa Thoupoalas street
WP.i P H cAnszs, a. n Ms5agALrEH R S.; A Rosssw,e
DoNpLE, A.C. HUan GRAHAM, ST. A LAMBERT S.. SICK
VISITING BRcKMYER No. al New1evee;
NICHOLAS LAMnnnT CoulrHn, Alar
streets. I..i5 Jyl3
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4
NO. /.
Il. R. r.
RADW.dY'S READY RELIEF
IS THE FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EVER RECORDED IN THE
MEDICAL HISTORY OF THE WORLD THAT HAS STOPPED
THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS IN AFEw SECONDS.
II will stop THE MOST SEVERE PAINS IN FIVE MINUTES OR
NJ fsli hs asi' fts' sss Ra1
''Se' INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL.
in giving ease to the most '0rmnng and
TO THE SICK AND pAIN-sUFFERING OF NEW
ORLEANS.
vii Tls on o fssP h s II s|ssHs
sRns ToJ Eo n FE It.
IT HAS CURED,
I'm NINETY aksEs OUT OF HUNDRED,
hHGshHTIsM sHEsata1z n N asgh csg t99s! pSRas.
$$$S$$$TsA g. #|s$Ess ssrrs.
St4EHA!Ss sSHH HHASl1 i s5gh s5$H h5sSHHs %sGHHs
cSs sF MoGsb RosT s 5aoS Ss bhgSh E
sais =ssss ss
and quickly cure the disease, sas.. ,,
& RkAPy M kESy EW M sgor and THE p1svsn M9sr
attacks. will cleanse and sweeen the soach and neuae tho
poisonous acids OF the system nP:rvpNr1oN
IN BATHING,
Mir o9 with M ra.s Of % s
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
FL ss passa
the most distressing discharges and will speedily
NEURALGIA.
PAIN STOPPED INSTANTLY.
RADwAYs READY RELIEF possesses almost miraculous
qsnes Gvs M hs a
aons departing pain
ri sffP
aey the sysen sn supply the nerves
pains ,,,r,,,, .u,,,r
PAINS RELLEVED IN FIYE MINUTES
RADWAYs READY RELIEF will stop the and
pains Rheumatism ALMOST instantly fsrsops living in this
n ss a. rs s ~ s % fsd pa1n p he aa
thousands in the city and hundreds Of thousands the
ne Gpg ' s hs
the Union the last four years. have tested
CHILL FEVER.
CHILLs STOPPED IN FEW MLNUTES-PAIN RELIEVED
INSTANTLY
RADwAys READY RELIEF acts like charm all cases Chill
with health strength and secretion of the system
PAINS OF ALL KINDS.
7srsy d Il yaa po R NJ
Iysr, Kidnsys Bowels Joints Bones RAPWAY.
sAnWAg Co., % iss Futon street, Nswyork
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
JOHN WRIGHT L CO., 15l Chartres street. Neworleans,
General Agent who will supply dealers in the country at Rad
way s. Co.'s prices.
LARGE BOTTLES
MEDIUM
sSRaissoN il Masasins street. and
Ak or R. r. R.. or RhbWAYs READyREL1EF mha7 ly4w
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LACEY & CO., 81 st. Charles street,
:, " BRANCH OF LACEY PttILLIPS'S CELEBRATED HAR
NsS Philadelphia the finest and most
sh.onate DDIES AND lRUN reduced prices
~ RsPAIRtFfi sFf!f'TlN ATTEEDFnTO fs91 IyaW
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y. T.. E. Blanc.

OFFICE AND YARD No. ioNEw BASIN OF JULIA AND
ST. JOHN STREETS, NEW ORLEANS,
t Keeps constantly hand sale at the lowest
BRICKS WHITE SAND, SHELLS, LIME, =. a.
,.npo.pns .;s;iIaNtsiaFs e ;;t xtNp pIcKETs fell.
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Merchants Insurance Company of New
Home Mutual Insurance Company Of

NEW ORLEANS, 7
E With subscribed capital Of sa1aE0o prepared to rsesiys
applications for -. -
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS,
office Of the Company, NO. 90 GRAVlER STREET.
Every nsrng with Interested its and the
profits divided hoss who insure with the company It's
the control Of the TuAees
company purely the mutual principal Of nsur
tie Trustees believe this subscription offers ample
security n policy holders.
The portfolio company open ornspeon
"'A'As ~ ---'' ALEXANDER BROTHER President.
R., SHAW, Vice President. |
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Dobysss s. Aaavy5s.gton's

Me- CAMP STREET.
This establishment having been thoroughly repaired
improved the propeors invite the publ
their where Portraits furnished
in the superior style and finish.
BOperators fitted with complete APPARATUS at the
prceu Voghtnnder French Hrrison Lewise and b'
Tubes with Box and extra Tablets for twenty-five dollars
Stands Boxes chemiea together with every article h
DAGUERRE6TYPE BUSINESS constantly hand and for sal
aondr inns
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance

COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.
Incorporated In April lss and declared dividend Of 80 per
TvvoY Years. Business.
oee iS CAMP ST. bsrTeen araser and Common aa
Rusngss CoafAsY LIYK issuRAsck osLT
Company being organized t,eiy the protection Of the policy
todors end their families ami and poverty IL its Operations
National Benevolent nson conducted the
and solid principles md aordns for sa annual d during
widows children afer DEATH
tE- policy whath,r for life shorter who
tit death, participate the whos OF the profits Of
the Company. -4.
Creditors the lives of Debtors married woman can
husband the sole bsneh! and
herself and children, claims Of creditors
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nAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS, No. 81 CIRCUS
bstwssn pSyaras and Pe1dido where m DAGuERREAS
beauty expression in the neatest style Lockets
Cases. than other firm in the CITY, The
prietor tenders and his oa
on with experience the business
a1s facts he hopes berab shap public
yeis. .nsss ."N ~ fnaI JAMES LOCKWOOD,
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Our COauIry's Defender.

AlR-Ths Rcd. Waite and Blue.
When var brealhed iIs hot desOlaIion,
And threatened The land 10 dsfOrm,
Brave Scou stood forth for the nation
And breasted The death dealing storm.
With bis plume proudly waving above him
Hi. sword flashing courage around,
Each heart that beats near him must love him
Till death lays il cold in the ground.
Then huzza for our coun,ry's protector,
IIer 500. her sword, sud her shield
The spirit that soon must direct her
In Cabinet, Congress and field.
Then huzEa shout the round ready chorus,
Let the sIar.spangled banner still wave,
For Scott lie defenders before US,
To rescue, defend and 10 save.
Give honor to him Who deserves it,
The statesman and warrior combined
lie deserves, Of a country, who serves il,
The very best gir, of mankind.
Then lie, US to work, tagging not, boys
Till reward meets the brave aud The true,
Three round, hearty cheers then for Scott,
boysl
Who bears our proud Red, White and blue
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Sam HoUsroN,--Hus been making political
speeches 10 Ohio. ln the progress Of the one
al g, lumbus. he made the false assertion Iha
the Wing towns Ol New Hampshire voted To
retain the CSiholic test, and the Democratic
towns against il. This assertion was probably
owing TO The Ignorance ol the Senator, but il
was false, nevertheless. Besides, iI refuIes iI.
self. II the Democrats wanted me test repeal
ell. why have they no, dOre III They have
had the power for a whole genet alton.
This very fair Senator likeWise stated, Iha,
the Rev. Me-. Foss who ,ePoued Gen. Pierce's
New Boston Speech. was horse.Ihis(. and had
bOen 10 the State Prison Mr.. Foss is Baptist
clergyman, in good and regular standing in thai
denomination.
Had not Sam Houston better be sent for again
10 lecture iu New England l--HarL(Ord COHr.
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VEGETABLE CURloslTY.-The Caddo Gazeuo
mentions .hCSD flowing, which we think looks
very Ikea whales"
a coru.sIslk from the plantation of Hoyer
Holland, Of Palona county, Texas, bore on ev.
cry join, an ear Of corn on & long stem; the two
lowest were Of an average size, the two next
eight or ten inches long, and the others very
respectable nubbins, aud 10 crown the whole, an
ear six inches long came out through the tasse,
and the Iasse itself in many places was cover.
ed with large grains"