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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26
10 Merchants and Planters.
SECURITY or DEBTS AND PROPERTY.
Eritfah Comm rniaI Life Tnuuranea

y" W air SskeS
COMPANY, OF LONDON.
OrrteE. No 80 CAMp STREET, Esw ORttANs.
CAPITAL. $4,000. o6f
SURPLUS, S5g, DDt
Last Dividend declared. ID per cent.
LOCAL REFERENCE BOARD,
New ORLEANS.
WIN. MILLS. j. ESD.
WILLIAM MURE. Esq, II b. M. Counsel.
PETER tONNEY, Jr., Esq.
JOHN WINTHROP, Esq.
GEORGE ARNOLD HOLT, Esq,
soMot1oH-JOHN WINTHROP.
MEbicAL EXAMINER.
EDW. JENEER COKE. M. D.
Advantages offered 10 Insurers.
Very low rates Of Premiums on Young Lives.
] he security Of a large realized and invested
Capital.
Large Dividends on Policies effected on the par
iicipation Scale.
Irornpt settlement Of I osses.
The full value given for policies when discont
tinted.
On assurances for the whole Of Life, ene-half
Of the Premium, If desired, permitted 10 remain
unpaid for the first sever years as d Loan at inter.
then TO be paid or TO remain as a perman ent
Loan, at the option Of the Insurer.
Loans upon Policies for The Whole Life. a.er
payment Of three Premiums, in proportion 10 the
value OF the same.
The acceptance Of California, Naval, Military,
Climate and Special Risks Of all kinds, on pay-
'nent OF d commensurate Premium.
Age admitted on the Policy when issued, If
desired, on prof OIL. date Of birth.
Permission for t1ie lives insured to reside in
any part Of Europe, without extra premium or
special license.
Also Insurance on the lives of House Servants.
and Field Hands on plantations. effect
ID at table rates and the lives Of white persons
insured as security Of debts as endorsers.
Application for Insurance may be made by
nail from any palt Of the United States, 10 which
,rompt attention will be given, with every in
that may be required, and facility TO
the same by H. q. HEARTsT,
Actuary Tor the Southern States.
Office, 3S Camp street New Orleans.
T to +. NJ. HEREFORD. Agent,
BAToN RoUeE. La.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26
BATON ROUGE
FEN Ill SEMINARY.

MRS. NJ w. KEAD-PRINcIpAL.
Il NEW Academic Year will commence at This
"a Institution, on MONDAY; le % Of Sepssm
Ter, 1851.
The Principal takes this raefhod OF returning
her sincere thanks 10 the Friends and Patrons III
The institution, and INDUCES the hope that she
will continue to merit the same generous con6-
dence heretofore renosed III her.
The services of skillful and competent Assist
ants have been secured. and the PRINCIPAL pledges
berself 70 spare no exeftions il establishing tie
School upon 4 sound moral and educafionaI basis.
September 10. 1851, Il
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26
Hgafou Fsryssa Packet.

rTfiIE popular passenger packet .Ussr~
NE " tITONas ff4FllAV
LANDRY. Master. to ply between ssahsR4esa:zsA
New Orleans, l}aten Rouge, and all The i%itefine
,iiate landings. Leaving New otleans eFrry
TtfshAY III y A. NJ and FtipAY at d 7. NJ Re-
tuning viii leave Baton Rouge every WEtiNts
DAY AT g A. ". aud SAfuRptY At ~ NJ
Passing rla1iiemtne At Il =. N on Tt'tspaY
and 7 A. NJ. OIL SATURDAY. Returning wifi be
al llauuetnire at II A. NJ. on v tnNrstAy:..a id
3p NJ on SATURDAY. Try her aud Won w De
satisfied. fep-2o lit.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26

Is 5000.
NOV OFFER NV EXTE NsHE STOCK or
sadlery.
AT G. OST.
TOSrtsrtNG or saddles Of a great variety OF
~ patterns, snch as
quilted Evnniersei rnddler,
Patent leather Colorado do,
Plain English do,
Quilted do:
C2uil,ed Pal do,
Long Cover At'akapas do.
Quilted Hood DO,
Full Quilted Spanish DO,
Plain Curas do,
Cloth da,
rste piece and quilted cent, ladies' saddles.
do, do, 10, do, Missns DO.
ftfiilns and Mnr,lngales Of q variety of patterns,
self adjusting buggy harness, do carriage, do
Shifting. do do.
Spencer. rateht spring huggy radlles. n new and
beautiful rtyle OF harness. A large assortment Of
eiivef, ivory, bone AMI thread mounted rijing,
buggy aud Carriage whips, wagon aud cart harness.
ttFarnrH, Horse thnhs,
't'fare Chairs, Curry Combs,
itotee and Mule collars, Sttina lnshes,
Blhta flriiies. tircinules,~
Double and sInale worsted aud cotton Giftis,
A Are assortment of plating lrass and polished
hardware, consisting uf Port hitts, s1atlle hitth,
aiitfnrs, spurs. dc. My stock Ia complete and
very large,
| invite the attention If my oil patrons md
ffienda aud al WIN are IN waht If articles IL my
line ~ call aud examine my nnnfis. NV TERMS
are CASH On the delivery Of tee goods.
january 10, y. A. BRADFORD
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26
SaddlerY a. Marnesa.

flN hand q large stock of Collars, Harness.
NJ Blind Brides, cart Saddles and BrGechings.
suitable for plantation use and for sale lea--by
oct 90. LfRGUfER s L1NOUE.
TuSf RECEIvEn-m bills. of extra white
~ -four made from white wheat.
90 bbls planting potatoes, white and pink eyes
Eo lie by ]. ". MUsSELMAN.
an3i 1882
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26
MEDICAL
Il. +. WApplLL
NE W
or
TREsHI MEDICINES.

H. T. WADDILL,
At tie Ne,e 1htee StHy Brill BuiidiHl
neat the Hurry House,
HAs Just received q very large and Ftes
IL styek F Utass, Meaitines, &C., direct from
New York aid philadelphia.
10 those in East md West Eaton Hbtiee, wlira AT
IN tie halii Of purchasing tltete Medicines in Me
Oflesns. he would say "sehd him yatir orief'
ard he will fill them fur The sa me siosEY that yUt
tav for them in New Orleans, wARRANTBb Of n
good q quality lie las;
Gun Mytfh, Mama.
Opium, Talfam Fir,
Ibbelia, Chlptofynu,
Snake Root, hi8es,
Htieiiti Leaves, Assafndita,
IVA lisa Leaves, Iodine,
Enx Fhtnieo, Salaeine,
Salt Peter, Fitrats Silver,
Slippery Elm. Alum,
Gh6inbfnits Flowers, Cainthof,
Betie Set, ulphnt,
Iforehorad. Cream Tartar,
lace Gii ger, BiCafl Soda.
Jalap, Carb lfhfiesis.
%lpetar, Blue Macs.
Pink Hnss. Qiinine.
Grtn Arabic, Castor OIL,
taldnel, Campltbf,
l~i4uoriee Composition &a.
Taffetits Edsrvsssing in any quantity,
Appefieht! Oct II, VI
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26
Paints. Oils and l.Iass I

TX KEGS, pure White Leed-10o pite No
~ white lead=5o boxes Glass, assorted sizes
Also. Chrome Green, Imperial Green, Chrome
Yellow. Whiting, Yellow Uchfe, Black and Red
Lead, verniillion Red, Lamp Black, Lfhseed
Oil sc. Sc. Fpf sale by
tiov 40 ARGUtI5R & LANOuE,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26

MILK STONE PANS-i0o gals. milk stone
~ pans-20 boxes oranges and lemons.
]. ". MUSSELMAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26

UsT received 10 casks Of Stags & Shays best
y sugar cured hams, and for sale by
J.W. MUSSELMAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26
TO Sp0rtsmen!

TNlfE attention Of St,o,tsV,en is called to, The al
A. most NrMBfHLtss ARticlFs Of The most al
proved kind. such as-SfAhBrY Cars. Safety I,
Powder FbAsRs, Game BAGS. Shot Potctits. &r
Nc. cold by c. A. LION. LAFAYETTE sc.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26
steam Boiler NIanufactory.

1T Bafef,ne sffest. hatueen f'oydras 4 Hesira sts.
- Mn Orleans!
VI undersigned having had long experience
~ The business, will devote their whole at.
'eh'iaii 70 ne it,aittifacttra If llnet. cylinder. low
rfessiite and lnhhnthtiFp boilers also rinriffnts. fl.
fefs. irhi tttite- botss. ~risietna ant iron vttrk Of ave.
rF description. They will star IN fee lie material
used ny tlietn to be If tle very beet and the work.
tlansliip hot 70 be ~nxcelled willie tleir prices viii
always hr reasonable.
f~ Experienced Hnfknien cent To tbs country IN
% repairs on the shortest notice and most ressyr,s
l,le terms.
We invite planters md others to give ts n cali
and examine OUT wNtk before giving flsesiisre.
Tie inc 1~efsianal afe als1 authorized IL cell and
mt mp the celebrated, Fahet's Magnetic Water
Gunge. the falrst water Indicator nnt7 IN tee.
All t~,rlefs aditessei tr ts will meet will, ntsrbt
attention, alfjYt IIuLsfBEHHI & FOWLER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26

EnICAL
HRUGS AND MEDICINES
Fl, D,

sIssssEEfaf III Ap01hcGary.
Laftyafe ST., Ut The old stand W Q. P. Davis,
Baton Rouge, La.
TT Ftis rrv prepared 10 furnish HE old
IL customers and The planters throughout this
and d hef adjoining parishes, with fine afl
FNA DttTERaTEH Beres AND MEptctFrs,
pt'tth sFel directly front the first importers In The
NutthHtit cities, which he will sHie at The
IGssast HsassibEH EsEfqss.
ahd every effort will he made 10 give satisfaction.
nc all medicines sold. will ~lietuftie tie personal
attention Of The subscribers, compromising and
packing. His
STOCK CAR ETULLY SELECTED
~ NJ fll ahi experienced Druggist. will always
he ftntsH the best that can be obtained. Also can
he had a Variety Of
Fancy Articles,
consisting Of every thing usually kept by first
class Ettig Store.
Ishysseians Prescriptions
carefully prepared.
Lst: Planters and others call at the old stand
and ekntninP Tor themselves. v
Another Scientific wonder.
EEfslN. the trte digestive fluid or Gastric
%liite,:a great Dyspepsia clfer, prepared from
%lteptieit. Or the Iol,rti stomach Of an OK. after d4
lettio,s Of Baron Leihig. the great Physiological
Chemist, by ]. s. Huughton. NJ. ~. No. II Moth
Eishis street Philadelphia. This Il atrt,ly won.
ieitHl.reneiy for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jatn.
dice: Hrer Complaint, Constipation. and Debility
euii. ~ after Natures own method by Natures
os Il. agent. the Gastric Juice.
tt33r See advertisement in another column.
FsS,r sale by H. /. WappibL corner Church and
Tli1d ST. Baton Rouge. Feb l2 / v.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26
Wranning Paner.

GOO I'eams, good quality, Just received from
WV manufacturer nj Cincinnati, and Tor sale
at New Orleans prices by
dec y .fDHN r. "a NY;ttE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26
INSURANCE CO.'S
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE AND
Fire Insurance Company of Louisiana
Incorporated in dprtl ls4o, ami deelayea
d diliatnd Of IS per rent an
tueiys mDHths' business.
BUSINESS or rhE eompANY CONFINED TO Lire
INSURANCE Only!
Office No. % Camp Street, between Graviei
and Common.

anu J6HlInOn.
TNH1s Company Icing organized solely for the
Il protection of The policy and their families
against want and poverty. is in IFS operations a
great national benevolent institution, conducted
upon the most secure and solid principles. and
,~tiording for d small annual sum, paid during life,
a large and handsome legacy 10 widows and
children after death.
All policy holders, whether for life or shorter
| arms, who continue the insurance ill death par
titipste in the Whole OF the profits Of the conn
rany.
Creditors can insure the lives OF debtors. A
married synft1 IN ran effect insurance on the life
Of lst hus fantl, for The sole benefit and ute Of
herself ans children, free iiom the claims Of cree
ditprs.
Dr.. r. NJ. HEREFORD, Agent. whe will give
all |infnfmntion to persons calling at his Office.
oct % Il
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26

COOKING STOVES-The subscribers offer
~ for sale eighteen cook ing stoves. complete, Of
Premium and Meteor patterns, of different sizes,
which they sell low for cash. IS dozen o. Rice's
link wash boards. HALL & PIPER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26
Garden Seeds.

Raised and put up by The society Of Sbakersby
Pleasant Hill, Ky, Just received and for Fale at
J. G. tANOUE. Post Office
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26
A. malta.

Digs leave 70 inform the public that he IS
~ again established him fGR0cr "
telf at his old ssaWd onGSSg 80
Church Street, where he offers tor sale eneral
assortment Of GROCERIES,, PROVISIONS and
HARDWARE, Low ron Casa or on aeco,noda,.
ing terms, and takes this opportunity of returning
his thanks 10 his former customers, and liatters
himself tina, his prices and quality Of Grecerie,
and Provisions will induce them to extend 70 him
q portion OF their former patronage.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26
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Winter Clothing.
Al C. A. LIONS,

NJ. q h'IbpN-N'
Lafayette Street.
Clothing suitable for the season can be had tott
foF Cash. u5-Call and see, as the goods have to
be sold trhtie they ta', be uorFt ian 2G--l-w,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26

GUNNER FURNACES-On hand a few
~ summer f,rnaeesfor cooking preserves, which
we offer at moderate prices.
LARGUIER & LANOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26
HARDWARE. &C..
TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON
Ware ManufactOry.

TUE subscriber. worker, in Tin, Copper a
and Sheet Iron would respectfully A a
itifofti his friends and The pablie generally, w
hat he continues TO carry OF The shove business
IN 81 is braches at the same ttolis.and.p Corner
Of Church and Main street. where he will DO hap
by to receive these whoinay wish to honor him
with their patronage, he has always on hand a
fine assortment Of bright and i~apannsd tin ware
which he will sell as cheap az can be bought any
where: wholesale or retail. Cutters and spoufs.
made and put up in The best Wofkmahlike man.
ner. Also. Bath tubs, hip bath Tubs. hanse Oil
s4,A Cans, Stove Pipes. he is also prepared 10
iyse,9 make Or repair Sheet Iron, brithing seate
@ Pipe steam pipes, supply pipes. ke.. all
work entrusted to him will be executed sith
and despatch All orders from The co1n.
Try vii be promptly ATTENDED 10.
feb lysaa, JOHN T'ILANO,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26
II. r. WaddiH

DIETS.
"A rrow Root, Topiaco, Sage, and Pearl Barley
q for sale BY H.T, WADDILL
may31-y. Dyuc0,a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26
SUNDRIES.
save vonr prorerty!li
Uasse At water Esropf EsAfuff

Btaek, Choeotafe, Dta6. q AM Cobgr4.
FTSiIE mast s~Hsrtnal, durable mid cheapest
A tfesefvaiive Of property; against Injury by
fttf o. Ittttf. vel discovered.
This valuable article although discovered a
number III yeats since. mud tisei by a few persons
enoush TO test lis excellent qualities. as a rtfSer-
ton against Fire and Hfoitift. has bef III rerettly
teeouie extensively known TO the h'blie.
The Chocolate Ia alsn the best article ever tlis-
covered lJr packing steam pteinrs-or for making
rutty. For sale ly LfRgUIhR & I.dN0uE
nj tgv. Corner uf lafayette anil Florida streets
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26
LOW PRICES,

Are Always N recommendation
% a mans wares, but they are unrasisiable
u when they are combined with Elegance
neatness and fitness, as are In the ChorHfNa foh
GRstbEMtN A, Hon, I,atsypttn sic
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26

Waters,

OK Lbs. sspeffne Red Waters, . gf9sss Boxes
lJtraisrarent do. IL dog Streets motif: waters
assorted. JOHN G. La NDUE.
oct 10. Post office room.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26
IpI.AiEfEI1S.
Baton Esouga Foundry.

T'H1s establishment having been lately In
creased and possessing additional facilities
fmr the execution pf al hitils 1T work IN their litie.
HE undersigned hfe pr, liifs5 to maisifsrtnfe and
furnish without delay HON and BRASS CASTINGS Of
The fiaa West dime nsintls
STEM ENGINES, stGAR NtLts. ANN saw MILLS
vt Itnprntel construction suitable Tor public or plan.
iatipn Use.
&teatn Rollers If all kinds made to nrIer,
Of the best TENNESSEE iron CRATE bars aud farraes
mouths Of The mnst approved PATTERN.
HtteSsn,ih's ttfh of MI kinds relating 10 fnaciin.
nv. TURNING and FINISHING work. cylinders
bored aith sugar rollers turned being provided with
the best kind of machinery for the purpose.
Hhvihg in HEIR employ competent aud skilful
mechanics. tlnf will also attend ia having repairs
made nt plantations. yvliaiist rr required
Platltsrs mad others hfe solicited to give ne n trial.
LEY will iii it 10 tlfif advantage 10 have tier
work done here, instead Vt sending II to y Diet nee
fahla iyw NIL IL HENDERSON.
ts~ Having n large stock of patterns suitable for
1ehrlv every siss ef sugar mills nm engines. there
will be no charge Tor patterns when they are already
nn had.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26
stationary.

EOk SALE--A house and lot 81
- situated in a desirable nart Of he isasI
town ipr a private residenee-rewlg bulltIs&s
iiusissNit' nv ernonis and all oai buildings. Terms
one an 9 Two Years credit. For particulars. apply
III this o flee. fsbiltf
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26

GROUND MUSTARD AND SPICES, always
~ resh-whoIesale and retail at a. MATTA'S,
Agent for Dixon, Shoemaker & Co, Cincinnati,
Ohio. June 18th. j.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26

ftEASi TEASE TEAst.s-Direnst importa-
4 lion from 5hinas-The subscriber returns his
thanks 10 the Iasiies of East and West Batoa
Rouge for their kind and liberal patronage in the
abore named article, and takes The pleasure Of
iptorni & them that he has again received /
small supply Of the same quality, iretsh and fra
grant, and solicits . continuation Of past favors,
niay2sy AZ HATTA.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26

k00 Rearns French, English and American
OOO fine and surper6ne Foolscap and letter
PAPER. for sale by JOHN C.L-A N0UE.
oct.I9. Post Office room
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-26
To Raftsmen.
|. O., O, r.

nAkUM-Oaktim for sale by
~ may2gy A. malta.
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-21
Correspondence oftho Telegraph.

NV Yogg. June 2l is5}.
Nj Enron The wnpmg suspense with
vbith ihe Wings ul ihi, riiw like their brethren
elsewhere. bad ior iulf days, awaited ihr action
ol the National Convention wa- changed into cn.
thusiasie cNclirmpui by the iclcgmphic aun1lurr.
nenl that the Wing delegates assembled at Balt-
more from all parts ui the mon had harmonious.
~ prtcuicd Gtbenl Winfield Scott the hero of
two wars, and many BATTLES wise in council as be-
= brave and pudcn, IN action, 10 iho suilpgcs dt
the people for tie high Office Of President OF the
United States The original altocairs. OF Gen.
Scpits nomination wrfr ni course, ,uprcmcly de-.
lighted, bat ilr friends ol Mr. Fillmore and Mr.
Webster, strongly as they bad contrudcd Tor their
personal preferences ylcldcl scarcely less cordial
assent 10 the expressed will 0fthe maIuri,y The
triumph of priuciplc has always been drarer To
the Wing party than their attachment 10 m.n and
however much ouf opponents may have counted
upon disscn.inns existing in our camp, they will
hnd us marching, shoulder io shoulder csulutcly
onward IN victory
On the evening that the news ol the nomination
reached this city, two hundred guns Were fired:
aud spontaneous gathering OF the Wings took
place at the Broadway House which had been
promptly and brilliantly Illuminated The meet.
Ing wa. one of the largest o the kind ever held In
New York and wm addressed hy Honorable
Joseph White. Senator Morgan. Mm Milken.
Esq., and Lieut. Brown the last ui whom served
as an officer OF dagoou. m the Mexican War
under Gen Scott. Lieut. Brown praised our illus.
triols candidate with that earnest admiration and
affection which arc almost universally entertained
for him, by oil who have served under his com.
mand
The nomination of w. A. Graham of North
Carolina, for Wee President is peculiarly accept.
able Ia the Wing. OF the city oi New York Aside
from the many claims which his unscryivng idcl-
ity to the Wing party, his marked ability, and his
cstimable personal character, have given him up
on popular support his nomination Is felt to be a
well mcnled tribute Of regard to the present Ad.
mlnistration, Of which ho Is one Of the most im-
poriant officers
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-21

The hitherto sunterrided Democracy are truly
Terrified at The hopeleaspess Of contest against
the ufeat Captain ol tile Aye, under the leader.
ship Of one ol his most obscure lieulenauts. The
Eesmag PoA oae ol ,ha most sagaeious laenlaao
papers "a tue country thus expresses is laam
All the Wing presses OF the country Will sup.
port the Wing candidate commencing with the
administration journals at Wellington. The
PRESIDENT has aFeudy aVoWed ais satisfaction with
ihs nomination, MI Webster will be mono the
lgsa active naw, than he was ia SIS in promoting
tle success OF Ten faYluE aud, belafo the elee.
ll9n,day arrives, Il viii be- difficult 10 find any
wing who was not Scott man lrum the start u
as to tnd dog without leas, We warn onr
Democratic friends, therefore, now that they viii
have he 10 contend with the undivided Iofees af tbs
wing party, that they eau hope lor nothing nom
is dlssensions. We warn lhtm. also, that they
nave an an'agonis, whn IS not Ia be despisalZ
We deem II our duty not To disguise our ilnnres.
sioa upon This point
The testing about The ob=cufi,y Of Gen. pcree
Is ae' without some foundation IN truth Locking
p'ei al'iiil0st OF Democratic papeR lnm different
pafis af this country daiod shortly alIsr M nun,
lnallnh, ! hud Inn Nufiously naaied. Even III,
Albany ,ifg@, which Is si Thoroughly pesteI m,
IN political maileu, called him Gen. pa-a.fs,I
Tue SasH canilal announced The nomina. n,
f@pkiln Pierce The NIasiafoiN. { Rcsi.ief
a, fraAlm j, fieuc. aal tar Ailaea8e. tldI
, ai'ia liiuImed is raa.es llai rGau John 4.
ileIFe q lHr HGaaluanf HlHiueH uI slaelu4rItioH
y hct.ei namlaallau II IS impasier Ia ha.t
madc Ae.Aiaks lAela als si4 Richmond. n
the deiil 81
some Use or SIX new hotels are in process d
ereeilaH ia ihs city the laTles, and br.loi Ihess
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