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Worse than Hopeless !

Nu,v hear Mr.. lIASKiNS statement Of cure! n" suid;
Ms wlf procured one bottle of BR.iN NI'S PURfF iiSG
JNTR.i( +. uT Ei''H & isonGyd. druggists of Rome.
commenced using that. and bn 10 pet better That hoo
enabled 10 gri n mV b,d wlrrr had been confined
yey he luHd hottie Cuubed me 10 grt toHto| sho.se;
tie fhd hottie ruglcd a. isIh iro miles 10 Rome Cen
tr where prucutd ar bofGo more mud when had fin.
islr using ln rrcD''sn ~ ivEiV uccrs had healed
vJ-aid Mree JofYrs murr EFFECTED PERFECT CUEE oi
li tr nd RI. ~ IN. q lgOdI Icuib
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

'|'iiE Grcenlnan House in Spruce street, con-
l. tanning eleven rooms, with all the necessary
conveniences aud out-buildings, well of good wa
ter, barn, large garden containing variety Of,
fruit trees, &c.
Also house IN Tanner street, containing eight
rooms, with buildings, well of eood water,
garden cont aiming fruit trees, Sc. Both houses
arc in good repair. For terms, &C., apply at this
Oiiirc. w. H. CRANSTON.
Jan. II. tf
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FOURTEEN WlTNEsSES.

Mr. ASEIN has sworn to the above facrs and the cis
nrr .'n.,.,'d mud certified 10 uy DR. 4. WlLLlAMS-NK
O. r. BROW ~ proprietor OF the " cat Rome Hoto-Mtssa
BISSELLA LEONARD. wholesale and retail drugs isls-
u Ii y MIN rrnnfrlnlr lpILnesS1.
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FEMALE WEAKNESSES g. ClMpL AIMS

No remedy offered to the public has been hay q,
certain aud cocfuoi IN resioyg ALL ir Incidental ,ro1e
AMI irregular fcs Of the ERASr's PuLHOsARY
BALsAM. |, makes difference whether tho ,nent
,nJ7y other ro1kHc'sit REGU LATES
ALL by strengthening e sqp1iit.ng he ctRcuLA-
nos and soothing and dHaying SEKyoss IRKirAsIiIry
II puuphpt..
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DYSPEPSIi-SOUR STOMACH CURED.

ATENFS-c q. e. Hazard, Nwport--
Driscoll, Warren--J. :. Douglass, Bristol
Il. q. Brown, East Grccnwich--O. Baker, Nst
ick- Briggs X Spencer, Washington villagc-r
:. Taylor. Kingstpn-J. Allen, Brands Ire
Works--N. \. Palmer 4 Co., Westerly
Young, Wckllrd--J. NJ. Anthony, Fall River
J. l.. Amhony, Wesiport-snd by Merchants. and
Druggists generally.
All orders INST be addressed to Wal sy,I5oy
Efoadnh Nov
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-06-03

nFThe Maryland Legislature refuse
to bridge the Susquehanna river at Ha-
vre de Grace.
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Kosturn PuErRY.-The fertile West
under the fervid heat of the Kossuth ex-
element, has produ,ed the following -
"The,c's mustcrin' of nations,
A wakin' up Of snakes--
The D,vi's broken out agn,
And all creation shakes"
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y. NJ. PETTENGIIL& ~ co., Newspa.
per Advertising Agents, No. 10 State STREET,
Boston, are Agents for the Newport Daily News,
and the Herald Of the Times, and are authorized
to receive Adve rtisemcnts aM Subscriptions al
the same rates AS are required at this Office
Their receipts are regarded AZ payments.
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% We are indebted 10 George rar.
rington, ESQ.,. Of the Treasury Depart.
ment, tor valuable Documents.
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GENERAL DEBILITY OF The SYSIEMI

Mr.. A. HOLTSTANDER. merchant Oberlia. T.oryafn Co.
Ohio Drcenhrr 49, ga and afer hay ng stated how
like n charm the PULMONARY BALSAM had effected
the OF hs wr's coustmptivc cDnph suid :" have
personally uscd RRdNT'S PURIFYING EXTRACT
Tor general debility OF MY system and have hesitation
saying that Is the best medic and IN
vicoRATE TIIE that have used. In ercv M
stlnee where we have sold BRANTs MEDICINES, L.ev
hare Irord ncr eoey, and yiien The BEsr sArsTAcTos
SALT RH HEUM,
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CHANGE OF LIFE.
Dyspepsia-Sour Stomach!

from the girl Ia the r01i0n, md tie at middle dos
ho "a doGiFdted and tie other gradually syT
yye, to prevent of m" fatal disedscs that reque
ly arise IN Consequence of such chhLre,
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SALT RHEUM,
and all impure ehroHc diseoscs NJ the BLOOD are nlwa
cured by BRdNT'S EXTRACT.
THERMAL ULCERS.

INTERNAL ULCERS.
This cure triumph over tho skin Of the best pAyT
eass in the city Of Philadelphia and IL PRoov
that internal ulcers be cured easily extern
when BRAsr's PURIFYING EXTRACT 10 used. Mr.. J,js
Hepburn, OF the most respectable gentlemen J
Auburn, Coynga Co, " Y, informed us In Oct, 1877
that he had been afflicted with three FIssURKs -
ULCERS so situated internally TO allow Of exan's
ation and thus furnish positive proof Of the fact and
their location. He said that he had spent ysarin
Phadsphia under the professional advice OF the bso
physicians and obliged to return to Auburn, with
out help when DR. r. ". Hunt, druggist ds
Auburn. advised him to try Branfs Purifying Erfras
and the use seven bottles of Ii effected a perfect es,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-06-03
BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT

su,h NriiciHr. ~ crefy rSJcfi and gIe y h'hndHh
proof in g,o,f ewas rfeccd thai ONE BOTTLE OH ron.
inns more purifying, icunc virtue. aud nedcH loTc'.
tltn there IL contained Ia -FOUR BOTTLES nf any NWhi.
yryl Or ANY other med ne that hRs hren uf'no
Tor ,ac. Thrr il uuluuhtd proof IN our panrh',s, llu
lv the of i- great hdidH Purifier, they tg were ~.
INa VT IINE--ilry that were LAME nnl CRlrPLFD
can now WALK--'l,.y that were SICK, SCKOFtLOtS
and or.r,y sr diseased, have been sEALED aud CURED
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Millinery Establishment.

THE Ladies' of Newport and vicinity arc rcs-
l. p ctrnlly inform d that we have now opened
our new and fashionable millinery Goods. And
every effort will be made to please them in style
quality aud price. We have the largest and best
assortment of Ribbons that we ever offered, and
some entirely new styles. Much attention will be
given in altering and cleaning old Bonfcts.
IRA FRENCH.
1872 Thames ST.
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GREAT AM RICiN REMEDY

= VEG ErABLE DYSPEPSIA BITTERS
A surc, Speedy and permanent Cure for Dys
pepsia IN its worst Forms. This medicine
will be found to cure all complaints arising
from dsordersof the Stomach and Bowels,
Is Billiousness, Yellowness Of skin, Liver
complaints. debility. Headache, Nervous
ness, Law Spirits, Palpnalion oi the Hear
Costivcness, DC, &c. Please read the fol
loving certificate:
Read the following from anemincntphy- an
sicinn:
The undersigned bong acquainted with
some ofthe ingredients Of 'lutchings Veg.
rtlble Dyspepsia RitterS, and having used il
for some tim. in his practice with every de-
iiVed effect, he recommends this medicine
sroin the certainty ofits olIect, and gives il a
preference" over all preparations in medicine
for that distressing omplairt, Dyspepsia.
e., 4. llARDENBERGH, NJ. D.,
T'rhe following certfcalcis from Mr.. Bth.
dy,tne celebrated DaguerIcotypis,
Having heen alll cied very severely visa
Dyspepsia. together with extreme weakness
it wi> advised to take Huichings' Dyspep,i
hiilers, all hiyn every reason TO bevear
in h,- sPcrlechy cured me. havcslnIfel
10 symptoms Of a return Of he disease and
HE eve from tie effect il had on me that
wi cure the worst leases ofDySpcpSia.
NJ. u. BRADY,
No 205 Broadway, Ny.
.sThe Proprieto- ofthS medicine husreceiv
ed many other certificates OF cures. equally
remarkable, ofth various diseases for vi ich
this preparation is applicable hutrhc ahoTc
are deemed necessary to satisfy any nnprej-
udced mind of its value and superiority
above all other preparations.
Principal office, l22 Fulton st., n. Y, up
stairs.
Price, SO cents perbottle or 6hottles for
50 so.
X. II. HAZARD & co.
Apothccarics Hall.
Novl Agent for Newport.
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Jenny LIMBS FAREWELL TO AMRm.
cA.-Thc following is a copy Of the
Song sung by Jenny Lind, at her late
Concert in New York. II is a sweet
bit of poesy -
FAREWELL TO AMERICA
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-06-03

% Gen. William q. Butler and Gcn.
Lane have withdrawn their names from
the Presidential contest.
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bpcnnso one bofe of II nps more medical curative matter
in H. and. IN Consequences dsodse, IN much les
time. than botHc of any other medicine.
H. thun one boihe at GRANTS PURIFIER will cure
FOtR TIMES more dsensc han one borie of drmpd'a-
Ia" BRANrS RI RIFiER" would be- cheop ~ Jar
doIys huiIlr. spriy GyiH1 nj dodr Bni R.aNls
PURIFIER Is sold lor only ONE DOLLAR II bottle nnd
a. hutl!r Of II has rrd nnd il oOI,'M nf rnnr. FDTh
TIMES much dis.asr bottle Of NaydJUd, herc-
fore Sarsnpurp, consequence Of It's k" power and ic's
medical efficacy. shGnid he cold thnn frcHp
fire per bottle to be- osrP rs the PURIFIER ~
one Golay
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l-IVER-COMPLAIN

Dr. NATHAN HUBBARD. IT StrG tl,d. Conh one ~
The oldest and most respectable phy.cians, uli clcd
wan iroy foIJii many years, and yf7JcclV cR,sd
BY usiRg nKANTS PURIFYING EXTRACT We could
nnnlr hnndrrds Of other cnsrs, nIsD cured.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-06-03
Id OF THE TINES NEWPORI THURSDAY MORNING JUNE 1852


%aoaanuu9
SAee,ssss'sslsss,:ss>
GEN;yNEHH1
IMPORTANT ANMCUN CEMENT
TIE KING OF
PAIN KILLERS
IN A NEW DRESS
That ONLY sovereign and NEVER FAILING
REMEDY for SUBDUING PAIN, and curing III
BRUISES, RHEUMATISM, and all cUTASEoUs
and EXPLANATORY DISEASES,
DALLEY'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
In a NEW DRESS and BOXES OF MUCH
ENLARGED SIZE!!!
CAUTION. - -CoUHTERFEITs in the OLD
WRAPPER flood the market Ap0id them as you
wouid poison
GROSS IMPOSITION.
CAUTION TO DEALERS !-Unscrupulous vend-
of counterfeit Extractor, put up the spurious
and delctcrious stuff with tc'O boIeS If the gsnu-
me Daley saye in each dozen, under well imi-
tated but CoUSTERFEIT WRAPPER Of the OLD
SIZE and thus offer il to dealers at a rcdu ed price
This BAIT takes with many dealers, but the
.sl,..I
and poisonous stuff pays the penalty of the iiaud
Aggravated diseases, unsightly deiormity result
ing from severe burns and wounds, and not un-
frequently loss of lille itself are the woul conse-
quences
FULL PARTICULARS
Of a most interesting case by the late Hague street
explosion in New York, viii shortly be published,
The sufferer was of the most severely injured.
given up by the Physicians as beyond hope
and cured by "THE GENUINE" Daley Satre
completely, that not the smallest scar is left to
ell the tale.
Buy The Daley Sabre ONLY in the NEW
DRESS. You avoid THE Danger attending
the of cOuater)atS-arc sure of getting the GEN
UINE articlc--and gain near 80 per cent. in guam
~ Of the Oh 'ment
o. See the NEW Circulars for 1850.
MIND THE NEW ENvELOPE-THE
LARGE BOXES AND THE GENUINE
ARTICLE.
No OTHER SALvE but DALLEy's, can allay
the pain of the worst Burns Scads in "A few
minutes, and CURE the wounds WITHOUT
SCAR ~
EMBLEMs on the NEW ENyELoPE-the Tn |
angle, Sopoi, Done, Lion, Sun and Eagle.
CAUTION EXTRA.
BEWARE Of travelling lMPOSTERS wLo rep
resent hemselres as my Agents, offering Dalleys
Extractor in THE OLD WRAPPER at a reduced !
price. solemny caution the public against such
INTERLOPERs and their PoIsoNoUs NosTRUMs.
My ONLY travelling Agents in the New England !
States, are l. B. TousEY and NJ. >. BURR.
II. DALEY,
AIS Broadway, New York.
DIR. II. Il. HAZARD, Sole Agent for New
port.
L. S.-R. X. Hazard hereby informs the vonds |
ers of Medicines in this and the neg ghborng towns,
that he will sell shem for cash, the true DalIeys
Pain Extractor, per dozen or gross, at Dalley's !
Cash prices
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MERCURJAL pTsEASUs.

BRANT'S PIT RIFYlSG EXTRACT is perfect and nor
onyh e,Gdio1toy OF ~ he c II Mercury. any Of the
various pr. pHraons of CAioNEL or MERCURY. from he
mud II the hopd. muscici. HId all he Jh
sIedsed. To their original, HEALTHY STATE.
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One Dollars Worth p!
DANGEROUS SCROFULA!

How much CANCrR-how much SYPillI.lS-lr's
much SCNOFULA-will one d0Nd,'s ieoyM oi Bh-fA rs
PLRItIFR cure Read the foO< ing eHent, when
.. a of its
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SCR0F' lll. A

~ tsopsrnds Of cHrsg or Scr,fir (ofrrs. rydFi 80
,Hr, is,ppredEusr, ~ me- Fs,i i-dadU ~ ill SMALL
ANriTN trai-h fs ,,,d afo Aicdcsr b. sf'c' c"r''
t,h dscfsc b. any gf~i - hr pH,tfEins P"fW pF' ~
he Aticiae t,i hIs siH,d and conquered sAts di''ff
"a. yl4.rs III, t,,,fffs sfgIa mi
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TIundreds-Thousands-
Rrant's is the Cheapest /;

who have used RRIST'S PTRfFiER, after hnvii used
md rs,d L. the S0r.aparH1s and other med dcinrs
mnendcd Ia cure blood Diseases. have decided that
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-03-20
Lioe,,y 49 Stable
ERA SMITH,


GIVES notice TO the citizens ofFremont, and the
VI public generally, that he still continues to car
ry on the above business in all its branches and
forms. He has made additions to his stock of
Horses, Carriages, BUggies, &C;
and is now prepared to Accommodate all who may
favor him with call. Horses and carriages
For Parties or Funeral
can be had at any moment Covered ond open
buggies for men of business or pleasure, on the
shortest notice.
Riding Horses of the hest bottom,
always on hand. The strictest attention paid, so
that all who call shall be accommodated without
delay. Teams for
Carrying Passengers or Movers
into any part of the country, ALWAYS on hand.
Those wishing any thing in the above line, will
do well TO give him trial, ne feels confident they
will be satisfied, both to teams and prices, the
former warranted to carry passengersto their dest-
nation in the shortest possible time, and the latter
to be as reasonable possible By strict attention
TO business, he hopes to merit liberal share Of
public patronage.
stabIes-Nesrly opposite Norton's Foundry
Fremont, Nov. I'd, 1850.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-03-20
purtrp.
ANNIE.
From the Literary World.

From the Literary World.
I've a sweet little pet!-she is up with the lark,
And at eve she's asheep when the valleys dark,
And she cha,ters and dances the blessed day long,
Now laughing in gladnesS-now singing a song.
S he never is silent. the whole summer day
She is off the green, with the blossoms al play,
Now seeking battercup-seeking rose,
Or laughing aloud at the thistle she blows
She never is still! now at some merry Pelf,
You'll smile as you watch her, in spite Of Yourself
You chide herin vain, for those eyes full ofiun
Are smiling in mirth at thu mischief she's done,
And whatever you do ,thatsame thing without dou't
Must the mischevous Annie be busted about;
She's as brown a nut, but beauty to me,
Andthere's nothnghe keen little eyes cannot see.
She dances and sings and has many sweet airs.
And TO infant accomplishments adding her pray RS;
I have told everything that the darling can do,
For twas only last summer her years numbered
She's the picture of health, and a southern born
thing,
And as raady TO weep as she's ready TO sing,
And fain would be foe TO the lip that hath smiled
AT this we bit of song of the dear little child.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-03-20
HaH They spend Their Time.

Yesterday we gave the people of Ohio
truthful and faithful glimpse at the manner OF
killing time in the House of Representatives
of Ohio. That sketch, Of course, did not give
all that these legislators said, because they
were an hour or two in playing the game
But it was fair epitome of the whole.
In the afternoon the subject came up again,
(for our first sketch only occupied the forenoon
SESSION., and the game was continued. We
will try and give some faint sketch thereof:
Mr. Wards sheep washing amendment not
being designed for section 2 Of the bill. was
brought up on section 8, in the afternoon. He
wished to amend so that liquor could be sold
to persons when they are going to wash their
sheep.
Mr.. Weller, (dem.) moved to add sor to per-
sons very hot or very cold, very wet or very
dry Agreed to.
Mr. Bushnell (dem,) proposed that they
wash their sheep every day. Agreed TO- !.
Mr. Smith of Stark, (dem, moved to amend,
that if the Maine law passed, all the whisky in
the state should be used in washing sheep
Agreed to.
Mr. Newburgh (dem) moved to direct the
chairman of the temperance committee to ex-
cuse those members who were washing sheep
to-day He probably referred to Mr.. David.
son, WHO'S on the temperance committee but
who strenuously opposed the bill
All these amendments being agreed to, the
section as amended WAS LOST So all the af
ternoon's labor went by the board.
Mr. Filler (whig) then moved to amend BY
inserting, that nothing in this section shal! b
so construed as to throw the blame on th'
Wings for squandering the time of the House
This was dead shot Like flock of blacl
birds, the committee then rose and the House
went to work at something else.
II is very proper to say that all the Denoc
ratio members did not engage in this displa..
of folly, and it gives US pleasure TO say thA
Mr.. Croxton, of Columbiana has, throughout
been firm, open and consistent supporter Q
the temperance bill. He regretted ms much a
any member, this course of his Democratic
| friends.
Now, these things are FACTS, and W
lay them before the people of Ohio for thel
consideration Whenever the Statesman o
the Tuscarwas Democrat or Coshecton Demo
crat or any other Democrat. presumes to libe
the Wing members with charge OF wasting
the time and delaying legislation, our friend
have only TO point them to this record, and tn
foul SANDER stands branded, as it deserves
o. S. Journal
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-03-20
Indiana Legislature-KiCking Hp fuss
Hon J, w, Davis Resigned as Speaker.

The Indiana State journal informs US of Sc
r;ous troubles among the Democracy of the
State From it we gather the following
The Legislature resolved 10 adjourn for
few weeks, and adopted resolution that
committee should be appointed to prepare
certain business for action during the recess.
Speaker Davis, who was formerly Speaker in
Congress and very excellent and gentlemanly
presiding officer, thereupon proceeded to ap-
point the committee. He thought that those
who voted for the adjournment desired To go
home, and he formed committee of those
who voted no on this motion. The men who
favored the amendment took offence at this.
and were not disposed to acquiesce. They
attempted to get the appointment into their
own hands But the standing rules gave the
Speaker the power to appeint,and it took two
thirds to suspend the rule. The Speaker,
meanwhile, had called friend TO the chair.
The resolution to elect this committee BY the
House was put, aud the vote stood-yeas SO,
nays, 27.
The Speaker pro tenn decided that the res
olution was lost, as he thought it required
two-thirds to pass it. An appeal was taken
from his decision and the Speaker was not sus-
tanned. So the House got the appointment
of the committee. Atthis stage of business,
Mr. Davis sent to the chair his resignation as
Speaker. He said that the action of the
House not only expressed dissatisfaction with
him, but censure of his conduct as Speaker
and no man with proper feeling of self-res-
pect could continue to occupy the Speakers
chair under such circumstances.
We think Mr. Davis was right and that the
members have disgraced themselves by their
conduct toward him. We notice the name oi
Hon. Robert Owen Dale as one of the promi-
nent actors against Mr.. Davis. Somehow, the
democracy don't harmonise anywhere this
year. But, whom the gods wish to destroy
they FIRST make mad 0. s. Sournal.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-03-20

MORE DEMocRAr1c HARMoNT.-The Penn
syvania State Democratic Convention has
nominated Mr.. Buchanan for President, by a
vote of three to one over Cass. The oonven-
ton adopted a resolution authorizing the chair
man to appoint committee to select dele
CATION to the national convention. This the
Cass men solemnly protested against, and the
protest, after sharp debate was entered on
the journal. They denounced it as fragrant
usurpation of power-as despotic alternative
resorted to by tyrannical majority, to manacle
and silence minority in the convention, upon
a vital question-as trampling under foot OF
a usage sanctioned by the action o: the dem
ocrstc party. in its conventions of the last sew
enteen years-as violation not only Of us
age, but sacrifice, for a temporary purpose,
Of cardinal principle. The pre-existing
quarrel between the partizans of the aspir-
ants will be so aggravated by the struggle in
the convention. as to preclude the idea OF CO.
operation at the election.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-03-20

hat platform by adding that we go agin slav-

that platform by adding that we go agin slay-
cry.
Solomon Jones. l move, Mr. Cheerman,
that we amend it by adding that We go agin
Abolition.
.Sdpjent Joel I move that we amend it
by adding that we GO agin Russia.
Chairman. Shall we put the question on
the. platform with the three amendments add
ed to it.
Deacon snow. Mr.. Chairman, if these
amendments are added, l think there's num-
Der of other amendments that ought to be
added besides, particularly the neutrality doc
times of Washington. Therefore move that
we adjourn this meeting fer one week, and
that the whole subject be referred to COM
mittee, to be appointed by the chairman, and
that they report to the next meeting Demo
cratic platform containing all the sound simon
pure Democratic principles.
deacon Shows motion was put and earri-
ed, and the Convention adjourned.
Note, from Major Jack Downing to Mr..
Gales & .Seaton.--My dear old friends. I've
correcti6ed the minutes of Secretary Stiles
and send it to you to publish, to let our Dem.
ocratic brethren all over the country know that
we've made rally here to try to save the
party, (which you know we tho't awhile age
was dead) and so fur we've met with very
encouraging success,
MAJOR JACK DOWNING.