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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-04

Two LET-To SMALL, RESPECTABLE FAMILY, IN
l. tie vicinity Of the Erie Railroad, tho Of
two story house. Rent moderate For particulars
qure Mt y .. l9l Duane street.
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ITO LET-AT 1862 BROADWAY, PARLORs AND BED
rooms, furnished or nnfurnshsd with without fall
or partial board. Also, large for Office.
The house has all the modern baths rs
&c. Inquire the pre- miseE.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-05-08
Planters Bank Bands,

The following act was passed by the last Legis-
lature of our State. 1t is important act and
1t should have been submitted to the people at
time when the merits of the question it involves
could have been fairly, fully and impartially dis
cussed before them. We may, at some future
time, present some points in the history of this
question; or at least attempt to elicit discussion.
AN ACT to submit to the people the question
of the payment of the bonds of this State, is
sued on account of the Planters Bank of the
State of Mississippi.
SECTION /. Be It enacted Jy tie Legislature of
the State Of Mississippi; That it shall be the du-
ty of the returning officers at all the election pre-
cncts of this State at the next presidential cleo
ton, to PROFOUND the question to each voter
where he presents his vote, .'Will YOU submit to
direct tax for the payment of the Planters
Bank Bonds issued by the State on account Of
the Planters Bank of the State of Mississippi, -
and who shall keep correct record of the num-
Der of those who shall answer in the affirmative,
and of those who shall answer in the negative,
and make due return thereof to the general re-
turning officer of the county in which said cleo
ton shall be holden, and it is hereby made the
duty of the said~general returning officer for eacH
county IN this State, to transmit to the Secretary
of the State, within ten days thereafter true
return of said vote in their respective counties.
See. g Provides for publication of the act
/ SEC. s. Be a farther enacted, That unless a
majority of the whole number of votes cast for
electors at the said presidential election shall be
cast against the paymentof SAID bonds, the re-
suit of said vote shall be instructive to the next
Legislature to provide the most suitable plan for
payment of said bonds
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-05-08

ApvERTIsEMENrs-F insertion (ten lines or less)
81 90; for each subsequent insertion, 90 cents Inc
number of insertions must be specified on the lace OF
the copy furnished or it will be published until forbid
and charged as above. -
double tho oboa rates-cqsh IN adUace lChen admitted
Political circulars or public addresses for the benefit
IF ;ndiv;dnals will be charged advertisements.
On yearly liberal Discount % He %l line be
til - +boir own immediate business advertisements
sent in by them embracing other matter, will be charg-
ed for by the square -
n-e-Letters on business connected with the Office
must be post paid to insure attention.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-05-08

AN ANc1ENT SwoRD.-The sabre worn by Count
Pulzsky, at the Bar Festival, on Friday evening,
December 9th, was made in 1909. 1t originally
belonged to Saltan Mshomond was once owned by
Napoleon, and finally passed into possession of
the family of Count Pulzsky The blade. which
is of formidable dimensions and of the finest tenn
per bears the date of its manufacture and is COW
cred with Arabic inscriptions The ropntings
are of massive gold, aud the scabbard of black
cloth. 1t looks as if, in trusty hands, it might
yet do good service.
g Go-way!" I" said. Mr.. Muggins, .'you can't
stuff sch nonsense in me. Six feet 10 his boots
Bah no man as lives stands more ner two feet in
his boots. and no use talking bout it. Mightas
we'll tell me the man had six heads in his hat .
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-05-08

The following exquisite song was written in an
eating house by a Young man who was laboring
under the agony of unrequitted love- We don't
know where it comes from, and did not hear if its
author survived:
Oh, carve me yet another slice,
Oh, help me to,more gravy still
There s nought SO sure as something nice,
To conquer care, or grief to KILL
I always loved a bit of beef
When youth and bliss and hope were mine.
= And now it gives my heart relief,
In sorrows darksomc hours--to dine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-17

LsvssrooL--stesmshlp Atlantic! n Poll, NYor. Miss
y ss ws yf T.s
DO; Iredk sehwsl der. York ysu Cen. and Eisst,
S Si.sss S.;sse5s Baker sxs.s Rev;
nSs. Nysrs rireai snd fraSs q ds
So S'aT n %
MRS Love, Meains ps seheack, EYorh; NAB Ssohenek
ss s'i s ra
,.dy casriss,on Consul to Florence, kSSs.ssSn
nnry Fsnsock Engsnd; Mr. and srs VIM Kent. ana ohil.
All
6 Ns Mrs s s. Mfshs T s.rns Gs0f'ts
lady Mr. s saPsn NJ and Mr.,
5:t' mill
ss.Fl Is%?esso Atkins Meyer, Fsnraso; England;
sS lady n 'PSs
Ss,u,rI. sco,isnd; Ro.sntssi, Esgerson; Panama. 4
fss Ssa9s e'S' rsiIps NJ:
CT r..l sndis children Fey SUPPLEMENTARY
"a osts Dar ssy iS n.
isds; iufsurrsw and lady Bliss, Lewis Mayer
- 81; Nj; s;s s;a!
i.sy. Mr.. sissssa. 7 wyskea; RSmlsy Palm. n
wrsSt ns. JssI.on sna children. Smith and lady.
ss1asa dE. N. S b s9S is'z s s'
iSS s and fd wiu sf.fsn.
N.;.c NJ:
.sa lay
.'lis "'';y wy fixsSs
&c ssf sirsg il sS,s SCI s,a
Me. Piillip. Yrs Bssh Barnard and .rsant Mosks
EWMrf -
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Severe Gale ut the south,
guMBER or VESSELS DIsMAsTED AND OTHER.


WISH TNJCRED.
NEw OnLEANs, October IL 1859
We have ascounts u q most disastrous gale which
swept along the coast doing great damage 10 vessels both
outward ana inward bound.
The britb sbip Astoria hence for Liverpool returned
this morning having the Sth inst expere ncod ter
Iibo hurricane Witch damaged her severely
The ship Joeah Bradley, arrived from Boston TO da y
also reports enconntering gale the 20h ut
which Damaged her con idcraby.
1be Josiah Bradley reports having spoken the ID
inst the thio VIM. Jarvis bound from Boston for this
pert, with Josf q all three n her topmasts. Tue
captain reported tibet he wanted assistance She so
reports having (u0 date ship with her three lover
nasts gone by the deck and bark with her topmasts
gone; could MT ascertain their names.
The hp orIesnda from New York, reached this port
this mornng having encountered the hurricane of The
sth in which fhe sp. sails and obliged to shift part
~ her cargo
III, bark Elizabeth. from Portland Maine for this
port was spoen tho lat inst undor jury mats steer
ing for N9sfau.
Tie bTg rsnasGan, hom Pepsaooa, bound FOR Boston
was fIof the 18th int aismastod and making for
tile port
1ne brig Iebe from BIO JuneIro alao arrived here TO-
Gay IN dstrus and much Injured Nv the effects Of tho
hsllleone size experienced on the Sth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-17
TIE OLD AND TUE NEW CONGRESS.
Florida EIeCtiOn.

BALTIMORE Oct I5 1852.
Three counties In Western Florida give ard (whigl FOR
Governor. As msori y. and Cabel fer Congrcs o. In
1915 the same couL ties gave Brown vhg) for
To-? and Cabel l07 Ths whg loss for is con
scqveatly "a. and Tor Congress 10
All the counties in Middle Florida heard from and
give Brcore, dem for Governor, lsi majority and
MaNweiL (eem tor Congress 1Tl--a vhig loss since
1s4s the Governor OF O2 and Congress Az
In East florida eight counties give ward co maority
and Cebe so-a whg gain for Governor Of ia and Tor
Congress 81.
One county in South Florida gives so majority
and Maxwell Ga wing loss Governor Of TO- snd Con
gress IS.
BTacme (dem rs ahead 50 r, for Governor 1906 and
Maxwell (0em } for Congress -
The net wing loss the Governors vote is So sut
IN III. Congress vote So
In IsAe tho wbig Governor had 400 minority; aud
Csbsl iur Cunertzs 577
The counties 70 be hoard from Ws.tc,. Holmes
Joekfon Calhoun and franklin, in West Florida 80
Isc'e IN Eat ElOri0a Benton Levy. UiilsboroUgh aud
Dsdc in South Florida. These gave the Wig Governor
In isss 25s mo joiity, and Cabcll 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-17
CITY TRADE REPORT.

aAIUEuAY, oct Ib-~6 T. VI.
AsuEs were moro in demand and 100 bbs. we're pur.
chased at "a Gs3 Tor pots and 50 5da for pearls per
TO lbs
BrE,nsTuyFs -llour continued to favor factors The
coy's busiIo reached Coo htS ordinary 10 choice
State OF 81 81 II "a So mixed 10 fancy We 5tcro at
SfS7L - gGi{; common 10 good ohio At 50 49, o
~ t6t' end mixed TO straight southern az 81 56G
81 70 Gne ryoat 81 02m 81 76 per bill Whcat
tended upwards; 1890 bush. WcteIu white roelized
81 "a ~ a - and 5000 bu h. 0ene do 81 10
Rye va rather cheaper | 500 bnsh. having been OBJ
tsiUed o. SEC. State and We tern oats commanded t5c
a dSc per bush Corn rSrcr and higher Tie safes
comprised - 200 bush mixed Western at IN x re per
buehel
corros The Gales wcre 500 bales at armer prices
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pemocratie RsIoiclng ln Oilo.

CLEVELAND oc.. IT, 1863.
Tie democrats bad grand jubilee t. night celebrate
their recent victories in penny yana Ohio Indians and
florida large bonfire was bult the square, the az
ttery announced The Time Of assembling by fitting Que
turde5 guns and orcbgbt procession moved through
the principal streets Heckers German band performed
amid The booming Of aud sh4zng Of rockets and
there grand and imposing display Of transpaen5ies
eNibiiug the progresng principles of the democracy
Among the mottos Cuba "Cgnada :; sandwich
Islap0s'' Freedom to all the World NC Tho demo-
cratic head quarters. Koys Hall the PiIirde5ier aud
German newspaper Offices and many o. the German ho-
tells. illuminated.
The meeting was vas! in numbers and unbounicd in
rrth u4ae Inn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-17

On Friday night, October 10 W. LAwsoS In the 18th
year a hir age
9he friends and ncquslntanoes OF the family are
fully invited TO attend hs funeral from his late
Clement avenue Myrtle avenue BROOKLYN TO NOR.
row afternoon. at two O'Clock.
Dundee (Scotlana) papers please cory
On saturday October 10 Many NrRriY, wife OF Dcni.
Murphy.
HeriunGs viii take place this day from Der late resI.
deuce 49, Chcuy street
Trenton papers please copy
IN st. Charles city Missouri the goth Mt Mrs u.
csDA ~ 0EEAR, wife Of the Editor Of tho So Charles
CHI onotyTe.
ON Saturday. October 1G, after long and s.ysre m
ness JsHS II. CosrA native Of Genoa Italy AGED 81
yoars.
The relatives and friends Of the family ALEC the
members Of Columbia Lodge No /. Y o. Of o. ~ aud
Lodge Of strct Observance No 81 OF Free Maaons are
respectfully invited TO attend bis funeral 10 mo- 70
Monday, afternoon, at O'Clock r. NJ from biz late res-
0epce No o. Barclay street without ff cher
Funeral 60 proceed 10 Greenwood
Philadelphia papers please cory.
~ New Haven. Copp October ~, CATHERINE CcvSon,
a dy'erfeyy, agfd 10 year,
no hietG aua tha fie1sl0f TIE fimly ars respect
1919 .NNtk 2 nhN 1t Alrff tFN III i.ort. fteul3n,
tsV-s street, breoa'yn, a. : oCUK h, Al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-17

ALnA>t, Oct. 10. ~
The following has just been issued By Goverper Hun,
a PROCLAMATION wassiSores urxr, ae,raxea o.
rHg sTATT
The varied blessing enjoyed by the people q thi. state
during the past year cali forth thu graceful tribute a
praise and devotion due "a heavenly B~nrfsc or.
An sbupdspt harvest crowpns the labsrs a ths a..
Dsndmsu and filling the lend With pl.utyp<sce 9Th s
pat,cnhthe ma'nteusr Of social Aud FREE ia
tutsons impsrtpg frch igor 10 the of -rts
the diffusion at religion snd srnpg the geasrnl pf~
veieLce al beaitbihe wcrcifui d,ersnee the
sDd cities which visited Cor = -~.-oa bY the destroy.
ing petlsnce, aud the nnuaersbs benefits vh,eh
been Conferred upon our mmousta'h proclaim a.,
trhuiic nocdne and Protesting % the Creator
euprsHe Ruler of the Unis.r-e la com uliance With
estsbIshed uesec respectfully mend 30 the p.o.
pie Of this STATE the ohssrsnos OF Thurdsy Ia 2th
giving.
In witness whereof, have herrun,o aligned my nams
snd sixed the pnvy seal a the At cisy n
hlhsny his lab day ~ October In the year a oar ,tl
1862 by the Governor Washington hunt
JAMEs Y. RUGULEs, Private Secresafy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-17

BHTnDAY CELEBRATION Mrs Sarah Bliss, of
Rebcbotb. reached the age of hundred years
on The 18th of this month On the oscasi3u Of her birth
Day there mblcd large osny the house Of
her cyrus Bss. Among them ware qut number
CT her poy four Defendants irep, gaod den
grfa' grand children A. great grand children seTeu-
" fse ri her 6esc6Ddau's believed to he living
There present IN the company, twenty persons
seventy years OF age aud upwards whose aggr age
wns eight hundred and seventy nine years.-PdO',cGet
Chronicle.
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ales were 2eco bales, at armer prices

fhucn1s... TO Livcrpod about 5O0o bushols whoa.
we're engcged at Sd in shp's bags 500 bbls -four NJ
125sd 600 bales cotton compressed. at "a and 400
btls. rosin at i'd. There change to no Ice IN
rates Tor London or Hayre, To California rAtes con.
tinutd hTm with more Offering.
Pnovfaovs moved 10 the extent Of 300 barrels prime
and mess pork at $l5 so SIS C2ls and s17 GU 45o
packages fair to prime lard at Is IL Il cts per pouni
$50 barr Prime and beef at So and $40 Sl5
and leo bmfelstctf at SIG
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The Canadian Parliament.
MEASURES TO SECURE RECIPROCITY

MLANUAEs TO eEtJAE RTCIPE0CITY.
QUEBEC Oct IL 1852
La: night the House passeds resolution FOR an al
dress to the Queen to impose the produce Of foreign
nations entering English ports duties equivalent to those
which nations impoe the produce Of England and hor
colonies asO, TO repeal the laws confeug on American
vetes advantages which Canadian vessels do eujly
In American waters.
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Ste1msttp Perseverance, furvl IKvt.s. NJ OrI.Na.
Ho~ nsd n soc -
st.an shlp Afahsms veu Savannah \ l. Mltchiu
essamnAr Rarica berry Chsrlrston sp,d,ra TiIo.toa
kCe
steamahtP Roanoke. Elliott, serfeik. &C. Lndisa 4
ilsssanra -. -,
-. . ss.1 sa@"s, prsm"ona Liverpool, ~ iaps
So 80. O.. Co.,. -.
R.h .>.,.. 49, 49, Z. ~, 80.
tt--tss 49, ~ -s.ss MA..a' = ta.em 20
49, "shs aerns-a. heeto.s hlNeh 70. y
80 80 |. - -. Snr~v. Nate TO- fsfi. 49,
49, ~" r,' -, n" ~. .sa's Srva /" - ,oress
st '..ss n ~ My, nantas ~ y nonotsa' -,
a'ffsts ANssgmAes - stst"eh' simpson. hAyhN
49, 81 90. g. -. 60 -, -,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-17

Sept 20, at iT Mott steeet. 10y tho Rev Or Neville
Mr.. ILBoIrH JoHpATs. Of this city to Mrs Errry D.
ter of William Thee Sherlock, Esq q Nc vim County
Sligo Ireland.
In this city October TO- by the Rev IsaAc Orchard Mr.
Dawn = bLAiH Of Albany 70 Miss Jgssrr BaEEErr OF
this city
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nsssrs ysha kylu. yoAa BAnbe<. Beetles. Va Bsvd
r Byrus e.d J:h. Weeds Nc sea hs ohas Bsyss s.i
child Mrs CrsAdeck Mr. and MRS Chittsa1sa, ) Obj
dren aud servants nrs steveas, Miss Stevens.
Stevens MT chapmaa' NJ A Shotwsi FL ar wa.nisf
Mr. and Mrs Duncan and two servants, Mss sarseah
Nesers Ly nde, AllArdyce, WIN LLOYD. Jns HisgiaA
Edward Forrer ReinL Juan Consalvss Lopez Seig
Nor Pcspanski, Rev Michael PendergrAst, Mr. and Mrs
Chas Giraud ard children, Mrs " PerhArd. Miguel
AngeIn, Antonio Abscco, vinceatis Abecc0.
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Hxw 0elsa-s, o. 10 fss.
rAe stssaer PblisdspsAs aud william ress fre~
New York have arrived here. TIE Former reports has
ting touched ut Havana en tbs issh, stopping boar
An was quiet but the Spanish ssshoritis. v-rv very
ve'iaut In exaoining I'll persona Visiting shs isAad
The Cre~csnt CITY had not arrived.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-17

CINCINNATI, Oct, TO, 1867
Fifty three counties have been heard frop, In five Of
them the vote the last year. In thirty eight
the Wigs gain II 90 and in ten tho democrats gain 1858
The official vote for Supreme Judge in Lawrence
ty exhibits majority OF al tor Haynes. whig For the
Beard Of Public Works, Beardsley, wing, has $40
It,
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From the Plains.

ST LOUIS Oct. 10 1852
-, lei'y arrived yesterday at Independence from the
lus tsi' ~ them from salt Lake and part from Cali
lo'ha: th'y BRING no news o. importance from Utah
ing rp
Az We 0not a. Fort Laramie Major Fitzpatrick was
daily 81 fctcd there
The gfods for tie pdians Lad not arrived st Laramie
sfa ige bands Nere arriving there awaiting their dis
tif bt|Up
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'tatfh' "Ws sNfihk ~ 1nas ~
TIE trs Calder reported PIT t.sA l-skr h..ros y,
Br sehr Arabells IT, psnia lspssl sr,ed Friday.
----
Herald Marine CORES Issadence.
Arrived. sohr. " Candy, TSvssssa' froyiispss' q
steamer Kenhobsc. Cissk. Niork' sloeP a ssntiora
oiesrea.sbp wss,u,rriard. pes,u. Norl.sss, b.r,
Bssscm carssa RSssurys stsr,sssa, Cocoa waa.'
surgi Rsgsh q kesdy. nst,hsws tastpors = Gaaay,
Bosers Mssfew Pow .hfesrsis: as5sss spssesr. sSs
Bs. more ohseSd; city y hosson Eassrtrsek s,s,ss
Miscellaneous.
ieins isL Int, trcR 81" issn s ssa iss Mt
Sur hgssSr vss sold ~ sustoa At aesrui'e sa7s
Etdls 1sG ss 's,,.' 81 = sa
three years old The rrieo rad vss s9p0.
sTEAHrR SiR ions HARv Tor lIslfsx which tsek
q 10 bgst@r -, iaSay IN eassssse &, q, |
rspairsd snd \ 80 70 ts 81 yssttraay ~ iiafA-
Mhn,om,n.
Sid from New BEDFORD 18th. Tip Nicer Pseide osesa.
At hrlicF Juy =. Monmouth Ludlo of CaIa spru ~
Isyssss .. Bay = lsss, s,s Y N..-'r r.h -.
,sL'g fii,a Adams smith IN before reported st san
The crcy having dcieged 81 Capt saith wrtos ~
s s frGSep aRa essra ir,S . K.ts ny :. rsmraae
yi5uslyl Jun y Gcconds. Uouyherty -, loo n aud
So lsh prapc SSs q a. 1se Eetsp SaJ,
mEoe iIH1 vb ~ - /, m q ~ ~ sS,T@sf lls-o'
MSiaye Esnt ~ y Il 10 COZ each cf ne Two latter
~, hi. ssa,osi LAD 'rohes md heat S@ at Isly
teor JsHrey q Mye 2dol Ava ID LA Lopez. whippoy
Ths Sew BEDFORD mercury n l.so, latter from cant
Tes srerc.r merchant a Honolulu. dated Aug Is which
ever Was taken n QUO season Iasia been nyog cno d The
rrortTnase mes tst paia Gear for ny reenco iss. ga,
up and ave 70 expect largo hect In this
Will We think arrive about the l.tcr part u September.
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snow IN EeIrnont.


ssHiscrIeIp Oct Is 1854
The iuch deep at Danvile Vermont tnis
morning, snd still falliag
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THE MAEEIEp TossSs PRIVATE aEDIoA

ThEE o, sARgiLp wohsNs aPRIyATE , kEDioA
Diseases II NomenTveptioth edi,ion, lsno., pp. sSs
aS q ssy an %s and nd, poeSaisrs y1 ass
ties y 80 hpsb,nd Right have Teen spared by tlmsf
srsi,d :. these contemplating marriage - ~ dscissss
mrerisn. secrets sh should Y known % shsn parsisS
LEES rl,o. s!sry fepa,ts nosher--. hs one
q oS Ss n aaS Ssr IN nn
ehanFe can tiscover re causo symptoms sni the mont
Sy Z TSch lex nSs ssss n'a' . 'u''
thi'Fas' q a"''er from Een'loPan IN D'yoa osisl
d. " H,vricg.u, Nc. i29 Liberty s,rsss;
~ Dftn SHINY vile has been perccpBbiy sinking fei
80 .sf.r.as some ssathl bsfeis and darias S:r
~ prrraas Ter, rgtlns her lie N inIanons danger.
ss s e. ss. 49, sv Ss sas r e ny
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s5ws natter reaching On IT, receipt and psrusai
AID ~ X y my sPss s On isasaas
vat v. ssAs alseg,ery 2, ~ NJ De.SIesnf prsnssA
,sa ~ ps s & so s sS yss ss .s sss
si vgpi5 hsys sea in her sraVe' and my cGTSrsa i
], = u sevrss lnr.sesss,, u convey more fally NE
s,s.s.s ~ u, n., ?, sy are 2. naurs striosiy
rsFs "a nrordway No aSstpr IIosso saa
Hi, O.. nssy sos,s ~ r Liberty ,t,Is. Ssv Ters,
sn 81 cGs.ssi ssst tgssf dIss' A o.
s S s y 'i lasS s., y i III Free .:;, $
X. SssA ~! oas. Ss ~ NJ sAEs' Gs.r1
% ard s q Il. s'g siy n ~. =.
rtsat ne 1f g. ret r. e3Dtoss 10 any ofskf
Nnit.A ktatss ~ sdAysfslr~ . stsvs
NLN MEDICAL BOoK ~ DR 4. HOIIIcK now
resay - ee9tsss rcfriar seieEshc, sni practical
Wss e. 90 naiars srga rreytnten snd treatment 81
Nose feeu ana unffreAl dreaded diseases wniah are.
unftH atsy - gnsra sud which produce guoh terrible
shsfts hnth indltdnal ard censit atnr alusr.0d NJ
haNtt eorgpd rister and rsntsaing all the nnwset and
best terss n Tlsiu Espsh 1histcok undoubtedly the
met NHihsfe that has been oug tim issued and
vii d itnfe pevice a. Society ia eraacang that tsr
rts teeurre Nief ~ tie tnsiu 81 hamaa IN
pFi.st.eF TAs ,eek I'll net oay y fouad rsiiasis
gg!a 80 adsser for TIE unfortunate iarfadea bas
N Als - a Nreat xafao g. medical #ssn All A.
ney 80 intarmsttfn 400 tc te funB whe,s n me F.~
leh hnEunTe TIE general reader w ass nerusa ID rth
intettN Mertf ~ Ahe eufyus tala4t Nfsfbvert "a
$780, - VI fe.1iae n ttflhA Altos hter "a Il aatika
f tne kifa es 6lt.A. :. aaa tili ~ -
M.N t.#tafHh. f.
81
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ISDraypoLIs, Oct IG, 1852.
fity-seyen counties give Wright democrat, for Gov.
IL 9S7 majority The counties in iS49 gave
him 975 majority
The latest returns published In the India annapolis Sen
find Of the 18th from forty counties gives the Governor
chip TO Jos Wright democrat, By is 0G0 TO 20 900
jcrity over the whig and free soil candidates.
The Legislature is strongly democratic In both
branches
The Congressional delegation will probably stand ten
dshoctats and one whig
TIE OLD AND TUE NEW CONGRESS.
Democrats in Roman Wings la itslc
INDIANA
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l-Jsmps Lockhart. 1-Smith Miller
2-Cyrus j. Durham. William II English
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Thomas A. hendricks. 5-Sannd w Parker
6-U i,iam German 6-Thomas A. Hendricks
7--,loic "a. Davis. 7.-John q Davis
f. Dsniei Mace S-Daniel Mace
e--Grshsm Fitch 9-Norman Eddy
I0-SoBgucI Bfc1uon 10-E. NJ Chamberlain
11-Andrew j. Harlan.
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