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Monckton Mills, Baltimore county

Her HIM, w Sichi No Medicine but Hao,pton's
Vegetable TIncturc eusr had such a Mass Of 7ts
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NOW OPENING,

NLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY co. respectfully an
" nounce their customers and the public generally
that they daily receiving their fresh Euppy o;
spring goods of the newest styles and latest
every material in Dress Goods
Linen Cambria Handkerchefs; French Worked Collars,
Sleeves Worked Muslin and Cambria Bands; all kinds Of
thin Musins; Mohar Skirts white dotted Swiss Musins:
Long Black Lace Gloves and Atts halEhngered; Silk and
Isle Thread Gloves all qualities of Hosiery, GauSe Mcrno
Vests many other goods which they will pledge them
solves TO sell at New York prces.
msril-dlw CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY 4 Co
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EHBACH'S Premium Polygrsdes, or
III Drawing Pencils-the best now in use fol
drawing and architectural purposes.
Cohens Office Pencils, hard and soft
Cohsn's superfne prepared Polysrades, do.
Also Fonder's "Crayons supertns" and red lead Pen.
cls at WINNERS, in Mrs. Collisions Fancy St re- 6tI
street. Sat News mar 1i-tr
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spPrNG STRAW HONNETs

SPRING STRAW RCNNETs!
MrsSr, MRS. COLLISION opens to-day assort y-E-N
4i 5neut Of Spring Bonnets, embracing Ladies' NJ III
EtE and Misses fine Neapolitan Lace, Gossamer, ~
~&S China Pearls, Cosurgs, Hungarian and Satin, fne
Albonis Straw anu Hair, &C.. &C.
mar 3-tr SIXTH street near cor OF Louisiana nv
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WTANTED-A White Woman, to do chamber work
w and attend 70 children, Apply at this office
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SPRING GOODS! SPRING GOODS!

TUST RECEIVED
81 so pieces beautiful Berege De LANES
10 do Lama Cloths, very handsome
rs do Embroidered Swiss Musins, beautiful
90 do Book and Swiss Musins, low L. cents
100 do New Spring Calicoes, Mcrriuack goods.
Also Plaid Muslins Cambrcs, Irish Linens, Grape Be.
rege and Cashmere Shaws Gnshams Paraso Lace Falls,
&c, &c. BROWNS Cheap Cash store
mar l2-tr
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BOYS CLOTHING /!
BOYS CLOTHING!
Pennsylvania avenue, bettceen oh and l0h strest'
EXCLUSIVELY FOR BOYS!
Boys and Cbildren's Clothing

Boys and ChlIdrens Clothing
Nert 10 w. Sha,iEs Iron Btaldirg.
GREAT ECONOMY
WE have opened largo and complete assortment and
w shall keep consa' ty hand, and manufacture 20
order, BOYS AND CYILDREN'S CLOTHING, of every
description, such Coats Vests Pants Roundabou Shirts
Drawers &C. &C. Of ali qualities We will make to
Boys Clothing Of the latest styles and most approved patterns
and have il PRODUCED such Clothing ready made
will our beet ondeavorB 10 have them made good and
cheap Heads Of families will find economical buy
their Boys and Youths clothing ready made.
h ARo, tho most complete general and varied assort
men Of MINIS REApT CLOTHING to be found in the Dis
trict WILLIAM WALL,
feb l6-N rennn. bet. 9th and 10th stq.
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rp1HII pHRENOLOGICAL CABINET con,

fE'HE pHRENOAOGICAL CABINET COM
tairs Buss and Casts from the heads of the ds
ngushed men that lived: also Skulls both human
and ANIMAL from all quarters of The globe including Prate
Robbers Murderors, aud Thieves: also Paintings
ami Drawings of celebrated individuals living and dead
and is always open free to visiters.
PROFESSIONAL EXAMINATIONS, with written aud
verbal descriptions Of character given when desired ncud
ing directions TO the most suitable occupations tho sclec
ton OF partners in business congenia companions for life
etc. all of which will be found highly useful and
ceedingly interesting.
E~ OUR ROOMS In Clinton Hall, 131 Nassau street.
New York. and l42 Washington street, Boston.
feb % dom FOWLERS & WELLS.
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KIN GLOVES AR rs CENTS :!

FEW MORE of those good Kid Gloves at rs cents Also
N large lot of Tuck Combs, beautiful patterns and
very cheap Also Extracts Soaps Cologne Flair and Tooth
Brushes with thousand other articles good assortment
Of Jewelry, warranted pure gsd and at about oneha
price. If you wish for great bargains call at
BROWNS Cheap Cash Store,
mar l2-tr Pa av, opposite Browne Hotel.
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INK INK! INK
lust received, quart, pint, halt pint ~ mi cent
~ jars
WalkdGn's London extra fine BLACK Ink
Do extra Writing Ink
Morison's superior London black do
Arnod's imperial BLUE Writing do
Morison's superior BLJEQo
Arnolds Black Stcel.pen Ink
at WIMER'S, In Mrs. Collisions Fancy Store,
fob 20-tr Sixth street. 2docrs from Louisiana
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vIsITEs! vIsITEs !

TUST opened lot Of newsyle Paris Visitse, trimmed
81 and elegant style. We particularly invite ii
Ladies to call and see them, at
mar 4-edlm YERBY MILLER'S.
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Having purchased the entire interest of
Mr.. William Emmert in his old and wellknown Confac
onery Establishment Bridge street. would respectfully
ask of the citizens Of Georgetown and Washington con
uaon of tho patronage literally bestowed my predc
As to the quality of my articles, need only say
they shall equal those hitherto produced.
Balls parties dinners, weddings, &C., furnished in the
best manner and at the shortest notice.
Reference be given Of tho hgheEt respectabty both
in Georgetown and Washington,
Rs- Orders loft with Mr. HENRY EmsFRY, Pennsylvania
avenue between 10th and goth streets will receive prompt
attention, A, L. Army,
feb 2T-eo1m GEORGETOWN, D., c.
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THE undersigned, thankful for the Lbs
era patronage long bestowed him by the citizens
OF Georgetown and Washington that he has dis
posed Of his entire Confectionery Establishment to a. L.
Army and respectfully asks for his continuance
Of their avors beiag fully convinced that viii be
left untried TO render entire satisfaction
All persons having claims will please sond bills,
and all persons indebted to mako payment TO
A. l., Army, who is authorized TO receipt for them.
WILLIAM EAIMERT, Georgetown, D. c.
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FANS AND PERFUME.

Just OPENED very fine assortment ofsuperior French
q Chinese, Palmleaf and Mourning Fans, which the
ladies most respectfully invited to examine would
also call the ladies' attention to my stock of Lubns best
genuine Extracts for the Pastc Fumantcs
a French perfume for the sick room; together with
assortment of Pomaum, Bears Oil, and other articles for
the toilet; all Of which will DO disposed of at the lowest
prices GEO. HILBUs Musical Depot,
south side Pa. av. next to cor. Of 10th st.
Single and Double Bloomer Combs, very low
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-03-17

VIRGINIA., CITY UF HURFULk, BONDS.
PROPOSALS will be received until the goth day of March
il proximo, for Bonds OF tho City of Norfolk TO the
Of Two Hundred Thousand Dollars to b. Issued in
of Five Hundred and Ono Thousand Dollars EACH
deemabls In twenty years. with semannua interest Cou
pons attached.
Bidders will offer for the Stock Bonds with interest pay
abic in New York also for Bonds with interest payable
in the City of Norfolk.
Offers be made for any part of the above amount.
Proposals viii be received by Robt H. Gaaher President
tho Bank Of the Union, Washington D c.: VIM Ward
Of New York. and the Register of the City OF Norfolk.
The Commissioners and the Committee in charge Of the
object the right to accept reject any bid
feb 2S-dtmar20
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THE Genuine Faber's POiygrades, la
4 boxoa.
Taber's hexagon and round Drawing Pcucs
Monroea and others.
The Improved Sketch Book.
Abbotts Drawing Series
Chapman's Drawing Books.
Hobrooh's Childs First Book OF Drawing
DrawngPaper, &c. Tor sale by
feb 81 A. GRAY, 18th strcet.
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Music for the Million.

IUsT OPENED case Of nne Musical Instruments, con-
u sisting Of
vI0Liks the first order :.
GUITARS, Of all patterns and at oil prices, frem 70
Flutes Of all descriptions
ACCoRDEoNs of the first quality aud at lower prices
than ever offered to the public before
MUsICB0XES, very cheap
Together with beautiful collection Of fancy goodsPorte-
Monnaes China Figures China Vases &C., all of which viii
8s- Persons wishing bargains will do well 10 call early,
GEORGE HILBUs,
Musical Depot, south side Of Penna avenue
mar ST. next 70 corner Of 10th street.
cash I. G. CONNOLLY,
mar s-d General Correspondent
EOR SALE OR RENT-A handsome two
story and attic Frame Building 18th street, sond)
with ten rooms Possession given on the 10Th instant
Apply to j. L. Smith, 9th street, the markethouse,
Clarke of 18th street and Maryland avenue
(Island) or to the subscriber,
mar e-tf PETER HEPBURN
WANTED TO RENT SHORTLY, COM
wv Portable dwelling with six or eight rooms north q
the Avenue Address box "a at the Post Office, stating
price and location. mar 8--eo2wT
WRITTEN VISITING CARDS
THE VISITING CARDS written by the subscriber bear
close resemblance to engrac9, that many persons
pronounce SUCH until the contrary shown by the closest
examination. Call and examine his specimens.
Manuscripts Deeds, other instruments of Writing
copied in the satisfactory MANNER reasonable prices
oar Orders for Cards left during the day will DO reedy for
delivery by 10 o'clock tho following morning.
WM. A. RICHARDSON,
Penna av,, bet. Az and 9th sts.,
mar Elm on same floor with WhtehurstS Gallery
L OST--On the Avenue yesterdays LETTER ENVE-
IL L0PE, containing five ten dollar bills of the bank OF
Sclden Withers Co., and draft for fifty dollars Corco
Riggs The finder will DO literally rewarded ON leav-
inr n this office. S--tf
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GENUINE PERUVIAN GUANO!
lots 10 suit purchasers, from bag to hundred
1 tona For sale by IT, WHEELER
mar I'm penna aV., opp Browns Hotel.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

NEW SPRING GOODS.
WYE receiving first supply of goodB for tn
w season. embracing good assortment of staple en-
fancy goods to which ask the attention OF bnyera
mar 4-edlm VERIFY MILLER.
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Economy of Time and Labor!

NJ are roasting and grinding daily, CoFFEEs Of the
pure and u,,ddulteraed ~ = -
Inc denBhlul aroma OF Coffee Is often destroyed or
greatly detelorated, by negligent roasting We pay par.
cusr attention 70 the roasting process and select the very
beet qualities that can bo obtained we Offer
an article we feel sure Of giving entire saisiacon TRY H.
W. g. HARPER CO.
mar 2-ytr Penn. aV, 10 side bel Az and Gth s,s
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BoNNETs +! B0NNETs i!

TUST received assortment Of Spring Bonnets,
81 sstng of China Pearls Hair Lace, Satin and Gimp.
Hair and Braid, Gimp and Florence Black Gimp, &C., &C.,
very beautiful and cheap.
mar l2-tr BROWNS Cheap Cash Store
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SPRING STYLE OF HAT FOR 1859.

I'm THIS DAY, Saturday, February 2sth,) the sub.
@ oy and 3
The public are invited TO call.
REMICK, Halter,
feb 2S--4w Bridge street, Georgetown, u. c.
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TIN, BAR IRON, Go,
ID ooFING TIN,
III Single and Tx Tin,
sheet and Bar Iron.
Sheet Znc
Bar Lead and Tin,
Cut and wrought Nails and Spikes,
Horse Shoes.
For sale by IL, WHEELER
mar I'm Penna. av. opp. Browns Hotel.
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~ DOZEN MORE OF THOSE GOOD
~ Ntghtcaps at 60 cents. The first lot was
scl1 out in four or i've days, at
MRS COLLISIONS
Fancy and Millinery Store,
feb 2+-tF sixth street, near Louisiana avenue
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Cheap Goods---Very Cheap.

GISGuAMs- Gl4 cents CRASH Ga cents
saIRIISa CoTToSs, Gzl cents CALrcogs 6ls centt
BEREdE DELAIaEs, l2I5cents DELAINES 1917 cents
With q variety Of OTHER GOODS just us cheap, just
opened by E. MYERS co,
feb 2S-tr Pcnna nv. bet. 9th and 10th sts
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Located on Seventh street, 6ttueeea y md =, nearly
opposite odd Fellows Hall,
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The Guitar taught to few pupils, Notes left at the
once Of the "Daly American Telegraph" will receive
tention.
N. B.-A fow Rooms for rent to lease
mar loft
The daily union., 1852-10-15
The sock market has Improved during The week. and

30 desperate have the wings become that they commit
the meanest OF mean actions and assault peacesbe
citizens Not long since package OF the German dem
ocratie paper at Columbus open at some post
oitce aud copy OF SCOTS pictorial life put in each pa
per- when the package remaled and sent its des-
nation. Such despicabe conduct would be almost be-
meath the greatest villain within the walls OF the pen.
Tertiary. But this is not all Some whig postmaslers
make It business TO destroy all the democratic docu-
mens they can lay their hands on They are bound to
serve the party and they will violate their oath to do
Il oul OF more than dozen documents sent us from
Washington city, wa have received but one. w hat has
become OF The others Were this the only case OF doc
umenls falling 10 reach their address, would think
they had been misdirected but it is not Complaints
are numerous. We every day hear of democrats failing
TO receive matter forwarded through the mails The only
conclusion can arrive at, them is that the whg post.
masters destroy them in order that they may not be cir
cuIaed Ciermont (Ohio) San
The daily union., 1852-10-15
BY GREEN & SCOTT, Auo..on.srs.

Il XCELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Ia Paintings Piano Forte, Tuesday
shall sell at the residence OF Captain Smoo Fsaskn
Row. on between 18th and l3tn streets, at 10 o'clock
splendid assortment OF furniture, viz
Mahogany velvet-covered sofas and rocking chairs
DO and rosewood large castor chairs 8s.asa
Rosewood silk aud wosed divas,
gothic and fancy chairs aN8es3
Italian marbletop table, Louis NV ye marblstop pier
table
Two fine gilt gothic frame French plate mirrors BY
inches sgH3
Two marble pier brackets o
Fine silver plated walters and castor silver
Splendid godg China dinner, coffee coupsis-
ing three hundred pieces made order in France, asd osr
cIockefy +
large English glass every descripton
Fine silk woed damask white window curtains, and
ornaments blinds, and shades eeFh
Twelve hne olive wood Italian fancy chairs
Rosewood piano forte, made by Chckcng,
touch, cover stool, and music rack a8eg5 tstH.
Rare antique cabinet with landscape paintings on glass
Large and small India China and fancy
Girandoles, candeabras, SOLAR hall, and Ter lamps
Fine marbet dressing bureau, washcoet and other bu
Il
Mahogany French bedsteads, wardrobes and tables y
do sideboard and walnut dining tabes
Nineteen fine cabinet paintings od
ie Baptist, the Holy rnmiy, Mary Masdalsn Columsus
Amencus Vespucc, and other fine copies from Tensrs
Fine velvet tapestry and other carpets aud hearth rugs
iiair and other mattresses, and bedding
Passage ocoth, passage and stair carpets and rods
English owng piece, with and
pee
Hall, air tight stoves, drums and pipes
Patent refrigerator with good assortment OF Kitchen rrqui
Aso agood family horse, which harness. per
fecily gentle.
The gentlemen the District Aexan
dna the public
II will be well worthy OF their attention. III ~
Jhe sale paintings wiz take place precisely at o'clock when
q more full description will be given.
Terms All Of $50 and under go, and
ceeding $780, 30 and 90 days $780, 30 GO, 70
GREEN SCOTT,
Oct l3-d Auctioneera
The daily union., 1852-10-15
The Boston Courier, leading whig paper, says ;

"GEssRAL SooTr's fRosrEcrs--The journals devoted 10
the su ppoft Of Gen Scott tell every day OF h bright
ening prospects and their augmented hopes Of
The tsck is stale deceive but The most snpe
aud ignorant of their readers There tho sigb
foundation in fact for these statements the contrary,
every day makes more apparent the extreme folly and
horsghtedness Of the act by which the regular nopl-
nation effected Cool reflection has but dsspsted the
unes o enthusssm that for moment excited 10
quarters by the ratification meetings, aud other ar
snulsnts that in repositon 10 prevent that
nomination from falling dead Hat upon the people. The
sober second thought OF the wDig party nds II i'm
possible give sincere and hearty the
which deprived them of their true csnddae-oi this
who faithfully represents teir Interests and whom
ihey Lave of thy years been accpstoned 70 look for
and guidance Ia vain do the Scout journalists
nsust themselves in hstuea ppifrres regular
ddste they deceive nopody--not even themselves; no
man believes the whg managers have made wise choce
aud real oiotmatan sees any rational prospect
Of success tor their candidate"
The daily union., 1852-10-15

We clip the following from whg paper-the New
York Day Book:
"GKsKRAL ScorT's REruRS.-Genera Scott, told
by the telegraph, is his way home. He has been
about three weeks perambuatng throug Ohio, into
Kentucky and Indiana and back again through Ohio and
down the lake Buffalo. We told in the begin
ning that he going locate a military hospital in
Kentucky but hear no.hng OF that hospital It's
location, and the probability Ia he has done nothing
about IT, His journey was purely political one-one
made get mp excitement in Ohio and carry that Sa'e
the wings This is the frs, time, believe that
presidential randidate took the field and stump eec
oneer for himself The OF General Scott through
Ohio for such purpose Is dsgaoefu to the wings
bis speeches foolish and disastrous him self lie
has made twenty speeches, less, and in
OF them has he discussed single principle, told
whether he In favor Of opposed any fthe lead
ing principles OF the two great parties Of the county lie
has told whether he In avor ofor opposed the
present tafwheher he is In favor Of opposed the
appropriation by the general government Of money for m
crnal he is In favor OF opposed
the compromirs are as ignorant of
his real principles these important points of domes
tic policy Of the notions OF John Smih
His friends tell that he 10 whig but ac or vote
speech OF his has been in opposition tho aboi.
ons,s the free traders, the ocofocos and
he may be either all of these, tor aught that any Of us
know the contrary This 10 the whom
Intelligent, wings stked for in preference TO
Daniel Webster" I"
The daily union., 1852-10-15
J. X. GoodaII's Dancing Academy.
Iron Hall Assembly Rooms Pennsyirania ,7perse 4

MILL the Saturday
at2x, for ladies, 3 for chdren and ~ gsn
temen.
In announcing myself teacher of dancing deposaen
Indian exercise for ladies'" recommended
Bkbeck and the medical profession generality also the
schools and guardians yout having
der the London. and successful practice
fifteen England testimonials which
sow w trust be suheen guarantee Of ability in thus soici
families Of
advantage Of ooms infinitely superior
Washington enable and xea
Of pupsa branch of the
poaee but 100 frequently negecedo give satisfaction
patrons in word ask nothing than All
the fashionable dances taught Paris and London.
Terms for ladies and children S2 quarerwo lessons
week.
For gentlemen, SO quarter-one lesson a week.
My ~ class assembly will be Tuesday 10Th October
at Admission 30 Pupils price, with psuiaon
Introduce two ladies' All letters and applications addressed
j. X. Gooda, Iron Hail. will receive prompt
Private classes the gentlemen
may be arranged.
l3--d5t
The daily union., 1852-10-15
From the Pennsyivanan
Joel g. Sever, the Federal Missionary.

The other dav we embraced the opportunity 10 give
sketch Of the life OF this individual, published IN
letter from Frederick, Maryland, in the Washington
Union. As the Union is democratic. authority not
hded in by the wings just about this me and being
anxious TO edify readers in relation TO the merits OF
their southern orator, will let them know what Thur
low Weed. whig high priest, once said OF Sever n his
paper.
Sever Tammany orator. and spouted de.
mocracy, as he now does whggery and the Albany
Evening Journal related incident in his life which
shows that the gift Of speech with him all but miracu
lous.
Sever one time was dumb-at least so testified the
ceriiGcaes which he bore about with him, He dumb
from has brthso the paper addressed TO the charitable
stated and he was object worthy Of the pous gifts
trinity made him useless for any station in life, except
that Of . dumb waiter. He bore an excellent character
written in plain round text Wellknown citizens testi-
ned 10 his worth---among Others think, John Smith.
Once 10 the OF his aims seeking pilgrimage, he
was suspected by some mischevous boys OF the village
They ses some dogs upon him. The dumb man fled. The
dogs porssed, the rereaHg dumb yelled, alarmed
with lear. The dogs seized him The dumb man spoke
Get out, you devis, get out + was the somewhat pro.
fame exclamation into which his hitherto mute organs
broke.
This is the story which the Journal told with capital
South. became a colonel and whig, was member OF
'he Baltimore Convention, and ca pitch into clergy
man well the Journal itself But he seems still TO
have the SANE STYLE that which he first addressed
the pack Of hounds that following him.
We uusi that the Colonel will not call us out Tor our
per'naeiy in giving the people bis whole history We
are prompted to DO this from The puresi motives Tor we
ere .ase that the remarks Of speaker are properly ap.
ees'sd be they eloquent. unless his history ls
Anown he Colonel should thank ne for our humble
suo1" m making him known, and not think of sending
cnaienss as he threatened when las, we saw him.
The daily union., 1852-10-15

Inc Hon Daniel 3 Dickinson is doing "yeoman's SER
wee IN New YORK, and in "he regions round about
thss manfuly fulfilling his pledge in the National Con-
vsniion TO labor with all his strength M the success Of
Pierce and King. He lately made speech at Great
bsnd Pennsylvania, IN relation the two candidates for
the presidency While he accorded TO Gen. Scott all the
~'iy aures TO which be is entitled, he claimed for
Genssal Pierce high character as citizen and gentle.
man. and eminent abilities statesman and civilian
Qualifications essential to the successful administration Of
our government The possession Of which give to Gen
Pierce greatly superior claims TO the confidence Of the
people ai the approaching elec,ion.--Na Democrat.
The daily union., 1852-10-15
CONNECTICUT.

NORWICH. October 10, 1852.
Al the present time ranks are unbroken. do moi,
know OF man 10 the county who passed for dem
oca that 10 jealous in the work OF restoring the
democratic party 10 power At our town elections on
Monday hast carried IL townsville wings O; and we
shall do next month.
Hoping youpersonally, sir, in the porch OF the
Capitol and mnge my cheers with yours al the nausura
toa OF franklin Pierce Pfesdent Of the United States
remain, &c.