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!. - ,ssess.aEane. and tl,e' Jaur.,ai. /,
fassais, eve have. M Shs lffatime.e beer

-
-4ssaets speech or Thursday night, but the
faeseis, esihast. "a" orr lifetime. Sbeen
sbsieaso f III Is . tage,ieard tive speeches
Eftcse g ~ Lane, aud We thought, Providence
,Pernittiugs we never should expose. purseli
.sio stbalshic s',aigbt the third time prove a
.i,f.taLtg jin'is .sedieusness.T But no regret
sssnSe.-rts not having in this case, sacrificed
rRm pleasure to ihe public interest, Had We
lsse; Known zen. Lane had the most dista1,t
intentin8fss50fsSiSg eEets.Pound of the
suines save peunassronstittring orr physical
ssseis at saa n,tile Altar oiaDcmagoguery erect
ed ~ sApol.o H,.iLi sftidai w hich sen, Lane
Ssfpesrsro bcofres Of hshigh priests-7-aertain-
sly2se gCvbdints hgye. deprived him, BIZ ab-
sssscesef roae precious sya-sss ss tlfsn ever got
ri A,t,3 81 - We didpitaa know it, and
ssseesse 6 p centy d. :. -, 49,. so .aa
lss Sac ey suinggsb pat black guard J6fhn Petit
81 a. y POI ito-siaI,' Gen lane. arose a gter
lJthn had cob sfuied,, an seyeused himself
sfEsaa 'nlakirgs s"s psecl::.55 he could not say
anything, he remarked, after. the glorious
s:c. o1e y: lac .5ast, if not the very best
sp9.i,isp s7f-rsa lhp . had ever listened tos---
snnt igeditsrw9sht5 N are a political speech
himself bcc1usc he was going aw2yzip a few
days, and fif rfst ne q fesss any BID feeling
stewsrst ifsasei seaSsci sI,@ .appears he. has
liar ged .lssiia.ild7 III sshas once more step
.rss igtG The, srens a. pdliticss and nov, we
snisyseyis st'Ts hss tHsipii abese Gen. Scott as
hee lSes.sb rs'.a> Ger : ,I,sy lor we .rrfdiet
tie Ia: TeASE-.-he Wings its ,he unie.l
VIII ebdeaSeS n 3 y OPS atss as if Gen,
AxhscsEsEao ntsssao faiehiv sin1nz and using d
mssy y s s iifss.ass a dos candidate, and
vii eLoGt Gen: Scott just rs trilpipIantlY as
.kSefss,i go, 49, ..S,,l,'lrfr -
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NJ GRRYYP rTELD eco

IMPORTERS and Wholesale Deiiersin Foreign srd
L D1mcs.ie lF. Goods. Hats. Cape. ooots and shoes
.ld's nys binding Fist street. betw"en Aan and s.
'aore Evansvc .,. (?Irtiesr a.tehton paid - or
lers.a ..f1at t'.'f sees. ~ scltsS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-25

1t is amtising tshear these Locofbco speak
ers, as introlueory to til eli SID nderous an
rascally spesshfs against Gen Scott, Say
they award to finn ap holso an :glory as a
oldier or military cheftaip- thai he stands
unrivalled in the world=nffohty above othe.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-25

esss o'setcr So ~ tA.s IS siiial5
sasssf .stass tGsssfasl don't llio,c bcuste...i Il
NS4issa well for him 70 'esam;ae.tho ilos.of
l.e ISgF5ga et9Ts ,ss, 4sr 8 II sgsA sS9-
belseys vSel hesehSd e 6fsfthe Generals NE
tih sisas i5r !. ls Presi.encyas he is ri,jcul-
$50 ref s s.,s uss ot-s ma l,s.sa
go. - scsss sements, m;literyand
sigi., c4?SEienee END resni piss 1--we talena
ashsaven b shove earth, or IS Ger. Lane,
ihinseli is,esUyes,hv. eoIairones.s mar. in 'ths
sstFRopsiy. = We, s5aR SPatisEe ,t'!a ridicglfe
SeasTss ss.Ye. p.essi There never vas. a
ksss9E 81 saeta aHa .Ys eas ESgret i is not ia
tSsnands or one T'tS opta d5fi Better jus-
t.css He, Gen Lane has perfect right to
iais q. saats Soat lie Presidency, and
to- fs;:s e, llt;ash. tas ADJ, s4qdets
~ : Er-lc Gen Lane i.s1 =afie eonneetion
SNeahsy e a!se, .peoasps. <PGken plainly about
Lans's abuse Of Cen. Taylor: II we ever
vesks .se siEgeT' si we kfose we
.spatss. Flaigly, secluss i sa ihahilYe-hgefyte
Tsafh esfsA~a. littts pain taxing, dod we
suppose it'got IL acssTtsss
!. s e. is. s dt Ia ishef pc
80 81 r. 10 FOR ,d.'e7dig
ii.all,Tiqg his A6atucs. 9Thre.were Sena-
tu= IL, living g SPgstiy
aga.ne wish .t.rr:f}s:sn erSfss! bis fcendS1j
- St.sIsa, sss - a. $3.50 - q So -
FshlaAe Tiiissost ~. u. . as ''%teE 'i9' as
-vss egs i stf n 4 et-et toaGiss in ths
syof.dsiss,I nsiri sHIsr',l tssn. .aee ,ss5As. a
-. - Rcv. w" CnatiHsSig' 80 =
s. IuiIs N. MATTHEW'S. i aays
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-25

lers.fin7 "-'-'h t9s'f '1ft.. -ri io = scIts3
W NJ Moot slsr. -. ....-[. -. .- IL A. tISek
DHsl,: ESTABIISMENT.
y, y wOCuSEY & LINCK,
';Nit u,rsFssEed have fo-lEed copartnersh pm Che
L prHs, aitl ApothAcaryi i,usBe-s-'tIl ~ e2r-l9He
Il. thc old st4n,i, Oh Main street formerly occicd by
81. ". Wboisey Thty have on hant general ~ -oft-
- aii VI NadSlacs, Paints oiS, tarnishes, NJLi..y
Class, Trnti;,- n>esc &c, towhch hey. ins A. tAe
attention CT old customers and the public
Piy>cia4s resy., lions carefbllN attended 20. both
partners ba; tlIl. Competent 70 attend tevat branch
rdtiSfs Hsl-n ssaa ..,s p. ~. 81 S,O9LSEXJV /
E-ansviite sept. Is5af 40, FRAN elsa
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-25
en- as , Genera. 6,c---9ib,

afeissieas'T As tisses men ceatd tas sp p
laurel from his brow-as if itmade the small
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.C4NDfDATES DEPAKTMENT
ZOE Stafc Scmnfo

SA MUGL B. GARRETT? is caDlidsts cqr Judge of ihe
Narr,cs aud Nuirlcrburg au,-a6
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eb9ke ,st eli %, I'll s.ri = We 'srio'o we
.spasss. Flaiqly, secluss i is arhahis Ye.hefyre-
Ts1fh eedsA&a. littl- pain t,M'ng and we
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-25

la 90 yrER.-Youy win please announce the name ~
JA> r BY tfE, a. candidate for tie State Senate
l.l
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tf>iiE arrfega-ned having the l.;h inst erteredfpt
Y Z, GQpirefHg.- u cr n. firm anr size sftop%
&o9eE's vii vgesl! the Old stand " ]. y. II psihs.t
firs; Street and coltiRue IS 10 " ~ sse AMI lsota
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81 ~ VI u To1uS a. + S1; 3 ~ 4 y =
y. Ei9$6ari ~ e. ~ n = m 4 y;
~, III Ioag 'boots lNeYs unIb};Sf ~ :iSSSj
M y 1edhl1 = 6s5k. s. 3 uicf5fssons nj n
With &c hsSi7 SS6sf IL
I ) Cigar Sam fhoufht "a himsalf ma a M.
~ leap year, hoW slofious Il would IS Il ths
hdies would nos, xEs <urst;s,, N;
with their ansfSat pTiyiiscsS 11' ss0' 800
AZ he sat Watching the ssnoka vhicb y grace.
fully curleds his fancy flowed Nth ia ;ilss.
thow DELIGHTED il would IS q have tha dss,
Ecreatures fondlfng on him, and With the;r tan
Der Chances endeayoring y 10 ne agreeable
began to feel squeanish, womsnish sens;hsl;ts
din9se over his feelings, and he thourhti he
would faint with propriety the first dime odr
should squeeze his hand.
Rap, rap, rap, sounded at the door. Sam
peeped through the Venetian blinds -
Mercy" exclaimed be, /" if there isn't Miss
Jones' and all dishabille, and looking ike
fright, good gracious. mast 20 right away
AS he left the room, Miss Jones entered. and
With composed air. intimatcd that she would
walt Miss Jones was q firm believer in womau's
rights, and now that the season was nronitions'
she determined to take advantage thereof ana
do little counting ON her own hook II was
one Of woman's privileges, which had been
nsurped by the tyrant, man, and She ,leterminefi
to assert her rights in spite Of the hollow for
malities Of the false system Of society.
Dearest, how beautiful you look. = accom-
pAnying her words with o glance 81 undiscn;sed
admiration.
Spare the bushes Of modest Young man :,
said Sam, applying the cambric to his1 foca ~
hide his confusion.
Nay, my love, why 50 coy 4, said Susan
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-06

Still LIyE THE last words Of Mr.. webster ara
q mperishahe material he has left behind hiin bs
works, his words his example, Daniel Webster fndead
stu lives and speaks and will continue to live and seak
long as America holds her position among the natives
Of the world Qaoa J,t quod e non possif erii1surs
o.s ttr'f; per cnn c16e'a eya1a virii oa,e du,u
spoken twenty years ago In Faneui Hall Boston or
the subject Of tho death Of Adams and Jeersona M
peTtor and commanding human intellect truly great
man when heaven youchsefes rare gift Is not tenn
porafy name burning bright for while and then expir
spark q fcrseut heat as well Is radiant light with mower
70 enkind!e the common mass Of human mind 60 that
wnen glmmers IN its decay and finally goes out in
death no night follows but it leaves the world all light
~ on IRE, from the potent contact Of It's own spirtn
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IN AT WHoLxsAIH q. s. &
Nov eaaiagon ship Nsri>ls, IA b sssss Rep,r.las
sertuasAt Of no0Ts. sHnss, BR0oAN ~ nAT1. car
~. flsSts5aa eapplisd With primo nUssET III ~ wen
nxucAN. FARM lEAy. STRAW a QAl1PAA..ix aATs.,s
we aslsW FROST CO.. 10 M.p.pe ,,s..:
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& g'ssy sssss November eses o coa.np,o Mn.
Oscar S0UTH- WESTERN INDUSTRIAL. Fan.
.sqr .; ~ E1ssutvs comitss win Il shs nshsus.
ooss II; MoaY November
n'ss - ~. WALTON. s.ss.,sy
CANDIDATE FOR F1ar, Jusrrcr On nm
Hon Bsrs having sssssd y Fin Jal., i ~
or NE Parish Of Orleans UGAIEEn Il easa1sast = ii 81
- : :. $3.50 estas
~ FoR REcoRDsR. M. HraNAxprx n
candidate for he oss u RECORDER or THE fin pIsrnIo
- WA' = 4'ppon.el p 2. mssas oetis "
~ CANDIDATE ron FrRsr Jusrrcr 81 rHr
PEACE D. Byras having rsslsusd FRANK HAYNis i.
or the oes q FIRST JUSTICE or THE r d.
1a1'A g o''ssAs sassf In
~ STATE TRrAsuRnn. Editors Crescent:
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STATE TREAsUREA. - Editors Crescent.
rs.ss .anouuss as GEORGE r BRIANr M who has A.sa ~
sle ~ ~ years = seent csk IN Ne Treasury Dsrns1t
ccs1l " NAVY rp,v,rna
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-06

- FoH GOVERNOR We are authorized to
announce Colonel RICHARD HAGAN candidate r Governor
thl Stss under ths new Consultation. cct1 M.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-06

M lx u ALkHANpRIA, Nov 3, 1854 y
Mkpnex Rcpyieicr IF ne Ctsscent-Thed democratic
81 Pierce and King in Parish Of Rapdss Is be-
tween 80 and no.
% ths Constitution about tie Yours respectfully
csss. 8. escxlr, Sheriff
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-06

n Tracy city Auditor Of ST. Louis, Is announced IS In
Z eonditon q certain death.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-06

n4s,sl Wsss7ss tho evening Of the 2ssh nit, the
Council o. st Louls tsk steps to honor ths
~ ersat ststssman Of Marshneld. public meeting
- esssns VA to be held ths evening at the 9Th
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-11-17

from the Judiciary committee, favora-
bly, to the bill relating to trustees
read the third time and passed. BY
Mr.. Howe, from the committee OF
Agriculture, favorably to the bill pre-
scribing the standard weight of pota-
toes Mr.. Blake moved to strike out
so much of the amendments proposed
as fixes the standard weight Of bean:
at SO pounds, and after some discus
sion the motion was lost the amend
ments fixing the weight of beans at 60
pounds, and peas at GO pounds, were
agreed to, and Mr.. Stone having mo-
we'd a reconsideration of the vote adop
ting tho amendments, the bill and mo
ton to reconsider were, on motion Of
Mr.. Stevens, ordered to lie.
Mr.. Seymour called up the hill re-
lating to the grand list; the amend
ment fixing penalty in case cashiers
or clerks Of corporations fail to make
proper returns to town clerks, was op.
posed by Messrs. Seymour, Blake,
Hale and Martin, and favored by Mess
rs, Goodhue and Howe, and rejected
ayes II, nays II, and the bill was
read the Sd time and passed.
HousE.-Blis introduced and re
ferr,d. By Mr.. Barrett Of NJ, for a
statue of Ethan Allen to committee
of Ways and Means. BY Mr.. Vincent
relating to the preservation of fish, re-
pealing act of 1851 y to General com
mittee. BY Mr.. Grosvcnor, in addi-
ton to chap. 11S, C. S Clown clerks
to administer oaths in certain cases y
to Judiciary committee. By Mr..
Wright of Castleton, in alteration Of
sec. 26, chap. 81, c. S, (of divorcc;)
to Judiciary committee.
Petitions referred. OF inhabitants
of Tunbridgc. Ferrisburgh, Colchester,
Berlin, Brookicld, Montpelier, Fetch
or, Burlington, Willamstown, Stan
ford, Clarendon, Williston, Fairfax,
Jericho, Middletown, Bennington, Lu
ncnburgh and Barre, to committee on
Temperance Memorials.
Ehgrossed Bills. Relating to me-
chanics' liens,-passcd in addition to
sec. 2 chap. Is, c. S, (toll one tenth
for grinding corn in the ear.) Mr..
Allen moved to fix the toll at three
quarts per bushel, which was opposed
By Mcssrs. Bicknell, Weston Of Wealth
crsfeld, and Nccdham, and lost, GS to
80, when Mr.. Weston of W. moved to
diminish the toll to one twelfth, which
was opposed by Mcssrs. Ilickok, Bick
nell, Browning, Gmndcy, Needham
and Gray, supported by Mcssrs. Yves
ton of w, Slocomb, Hotchkiss, DENIM.
son and Blodgct, and carried.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-11-17
BRONCHITIS AND COUGH
CURED.
Boston. Angust l.. ISL.

Boston, August -, lS4S.
Mr. S w, Fowle-Dear Sir Hay
ing been troubled for considerable time
with Il bad cough and bronchial affection,
| was induced to try bottle of DR..
WISTAKS BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY, which am happy to say en-
tirely removed the difficulty. | deem it
but justice to say this much for the ben
eft of those who may be similarly attic
ted. GEORGE II. DAVIS.
Firm Of Halictt & Davis,
Piano Forte Manufacturers, Boston.
hereby certify that l am personally
acquainted with Geo n Davis Esq. and
have the fullestconfidencc in the above
statement III G. BAENl
Formerly Practising physician.
Boston August, Is, IS4S.
p. S. Such testimony can be relied
upon. Be careful of the article you buy.
1t must have the signature Of / BUTTS
on the wrapper to be genuine,
SETH W. FowLE, Druggist, No, 1913 WASH
ington street, Boston, Mass, is the proprietor
of the original receipt for the manufacture OF
the genuine medicine, supplies both at whole
sale and retail, and of whom agencies can be
obtained.
Price-one dollar bottle, six bottles for
five dollars
Agent, for Wi.tsr's Ralssr, Ru,ssi h Powell
Middiebury }. u NeedhAm. Srtstoii A. Rose 90
New liaven, u. lIa.kell. w. corn~ali; I. '. Ben
sou. Whiins,f Huntington, vergennes' T. c. Smith
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-11-17

A letter from Concord, N H., to the
Union says the democrats of that place
became wild with delight on Tuesday
night, on receiving the news of the cleo
ton of Gen. Pierce, and that the Presi-
dent elect was apparently the only self
possessed, calm, and quiet man in the
place, on that night. lie received the
victorious bulletins announcing his sue
cess with scarcely a change of counte.
nance, and soon after quietly retired to
bed.
The Washington correspondent of the
n. Y. Courier, says:
Gen. Scott bears bis defeat with the
most perfect equanimity. No man re-
grets more than he does, the unmanly
vitupcration and libels with which the
private character Of his adversary was
assailed by portion Of the press and the
stump orators, during the late canvass
He reciprocates the feelings which Gen
Pierce has repeatedly expressed for him
during and before the brief period o.
corruption now ended.
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HENRY BENNETT, RE ELECTED.-Jt
gives us great pleasure to announce
the reelection of Hon. Henry Bennett
to Congress. His majority in the Dis
trict is about 800, while the Democrat
ic State ticket in the District is ahead
about 600. Mr.. Bennett receivd
544 majority in Cortland county, while
Mr.. Smith carried this county by only
Is, and Broome by about 200.
The greatest possible efforts were
made to elect Mr.. Smith, and the most
INSCRIPTIONS means employed to preju-
dice the electors against Mr.. Bennett,
and to dcfame his character. But he
has come out Of the fire, unscathed,
and will represent the District in Con.
grcss for two years, after the expiration
of his present term. lie will then have
served six years in Congress, -four years
as the Representative of Chenango,
Broome and lioga, and two years as
the Representative of Chenango,
Broome and Cortland. Mr.. b. has
proved himself an able legislator. and
most useful member of Congress.
We trust that he will be able to secure
the passage of his Land Bill, which
will result in great benefits, not only
to his immediate constituents, but to
all the people and all the States in the
Uuion.-Ovord ". Y. Times.
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tJr Rr9lstrr.
MIDDLEBURY, NOV. II, 1852.

a long and patient investigation
of the application for an extension Of the
Rutland and Whitehall Railroad, from
Castleton to Rutland has been had by
the Road Committee. Arguments were
made. in favor Of the application, by Mr..
Roberts, of Manchester, and in opposi-
ton, by Mr.. Peek, of Montpelier. The
case will come upjn the House this
week
Hon Neal Dow spoke in the
Reprcs entatives' Hall, on Tuesday eve
ming of last week, to a very large audi
ance, on the Maine Law. His appeal in
its favor, was forciblc and urgent, and
was listened to with close attention The
question will be considered by the Leg
islature the present week
The session is likely to be pro-
longed-the Governors recommendation
to the contrary notwithstauding-until
nearly or quite the day appointed for
Thanksgiving.
The telegraph announces the sud
den death of Hon. a. e. Whi.temore. of
Milton, at Evansville, o., last week lie
had railroad contract there, and was
killed by an accident of which we have
not heard the particulars.
a partial vote on the Maine law
was given by the people Of New Hamp-
shire, at the late election, in accordance
with resolution of the Senate Only
a few voted on the question, majority
of whom were opposed to the law.
The bill making an appropriation fol
a monument to William Frencha at West
minister, has been laid on the table, and
may be regarded as defunct The Wing
town of Westminster possibly made /
mistake in supposiug Democratic rep
resentative could most successfully urg,
this measure before the Legislature
Like the monument of Sias Wright ,thi
memorial is one that properly appeals t.
private generosity, and will probably b,
erected by no other instrumentality
by the act relating to the collec
ton and distribution of the school fund
which has received the Governors sigma
ture, Middlcbury College receives abou
$500, and Norwich University the sam
amount. The interest on the amour
! originally loaned the University of Vel
mont $4,000 in 1927 is RENTED, o
= payment merely of the principal S
this long controversy is at last ended.
There is quite controversy b.
tween the citizens of Burlington, whetl
er they shall become city or villag'
1t appears that they have now not eve
. a village charter. The question will |
acted on by the House this week
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Bears /! Bears J!

The great bear hunt will come off of
Thursday and Friday, the 18TH and 10Th,
of Nov, 1852, on the Green Mountains
between the Ripton turnpike, and Suck
er Brook All the gentlemen of Ripton,
Hancock, and Goshen. are requested to
meet at i. Smiths, in ripton, and form
a line on the Goshen road, as far south
as Sucker Brook. And all from Sails
bury, Leicester and Brandon, to meet at
l.. Pray's Lake Dunmore, aud form q
line south on Sucker rookAand all
from Mddlebury, Bristol, New Haven,
Cornwall and Weybridge, to meet at
r. d. Farr's East Aliddlebury, and form
line north on the old Turnpike and
west on the old factory road. Captains
are requested 10 furnish themselves with
horns, for the purpose Ct giving notice to
each other
The Committee of arrangements are
w NJ. Page, and a. S. Cook, on the
north and east line L. Kelsey on the
south line Ii l.. Enos, and b. Bid
well on the west and north line. All
arc requested to meet at each Of the
above mentioned places at 9 o'clock Il.
NJ on Thursday the 18th. inst