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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-10-13
SCIENTIFIC WONDER
Great Cure for Dyspepsia!

IIouGnToN, ". D., Philadelphia, Pa.
This is truly WONDERFUL REMEDY for Indigestion
Dyspepsia ,Tsundcr, Liver Complaint. Constellation and
Debility, Curing sfrr NATURES OWN METHOD, by
Natures own Agent the Gastric Juice. Half cas~,nln
Of PEPSIN. infused in water, will digest Dissolve, Five
Pounds Of Roast Beef IN a two hours ou Of the stomach
PEPSIN is the chief element, or Great DlGESIlNG
Principle Of the Gastric Jucc-hc Solvent Of ir Food the
Purifying Preserving and Stimulating Agent Of the Stomach
and ncs,ncs II extracted from the digestive Stomach
Of The Ok. thus forming TRUE DIGESTIVE FLClp,
precisely like the natural Gastric Juice in it Chemical pow
rrs. and furnishing COMPLETE and PERFECT SUE
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Bacon

TUST received superior Lot of SIDES
u SHOULDERS and HAMS. For sale by
IIOLLINGSW ORTIZ & NICHOLAS.
June IL II S2
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Notice.

4 TT. persons indebted to the Assigned Estate of
N John Lyon are requested to make Immediate
payment as longer indulgence cannot bcgiren, and
must not be expected.
ST. GOODE, Assignee.
Jan e1 1859 If
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Testimony OF THE PRESS.

rFUHI t'Te ". = SV"IIcI' -fuB To-
DR.. RoGERs' SYRUP OF LIvERwoRr AND TAR
We have heard of seversf important recently
effected By this excellent medicinal preparation, and
IN one instance That came under observation,
can speak confidently. One Of our employees who
had suffered severely from long standing cold, du-
ring the past week commenced the of this nedi-
cine, and his Cold has entirely disappeared.
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A @ a. ~ ID q

"a O a. @ Ds
Ut will be seen from the Card of CHAMBERS, JEr
Il rERs g. Co., that have connected myself with
that firm for the purpose of carrying on general
Factorage & Commission Business,
iss Charleston, where shall giTe my personal at
tt,ition to business.
From my long experience in business id this
place and j general acquaintance with the custom
and wants Of the country and an untiring devotion
to the interests Of friends, hope 10 merit and re-
ccvc full share Of patronage.
In leaving Hamburg, cannot think or. feel that
Tbd adieu to my friends, among whoniF have been
raiscd, and for whom have long done moro or less
business slia stibe IN Carolina, and a Caro-
linian aud will be in Charleston, where can
YOU to great advantage and respectfully solicit your
orders to EnAMGERs, JErFEEs tS Co., while most
cordialI* return my thanks for all past favors pat
sonsge and confidence. -
II. L. JEFFERS.
TamhurG Sent l3 1852
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-10-13
A Teacher Wanted

'TNO TAKE charge es W0oDVILLE ACADE
L MY, next year.
Woodvillc Academy is situated in healthy re-
zion in the upper part OF EdgeGrld District. Ap:
plicants should be fully competent to PrePere Stu
dents to enter tho South Carolina College, and sha
recommended as to moral character. To such an
one good salary will be given.
Address either Of the Trustees, Phoenix, Edge
6,,11 n;,tS;of
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ADMINISTRATORS A Notice.

4 Ii Persons having demands against the Is
n tate Of A. II. Coleman, decd, are requested
to present them properly atterted, and those ir-
dcbtcd previous to his death, by Note or Account,
will make Immediate payment, Us further indul-
gence will hot be given.
WILSON ABNEY, Admir-.
Sept II II Sc
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-10-13
Sugar and CoGce.

| NNr now receiving my Spring stock Of syGdR
of Brown Sugar, Clarified, Crushed and Loaf
Government, Java and Rio Coffee, Of superior
quality. S. L. BOWERS:
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just Received

LROM the Factory large variety of CHAIRS,
l. which we will sell low for CASH.
BUSHNELL s. WITT.
july 90 tf %
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BaCON.

4 T.kRG r stock of Choice B.fCON SIDES
N SHOULDERS, INNS, and LARD, for
sale by $. j.. BOWERS.
Hamburg, AprirsT tt ID
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-10-13
Land for Sale.

Land for Sale.
YVHHE Subscriber offers for sale the lands belong
Il ing to the Estate Of Joseph Moore, deceased.
One Tract containing about seventy-scrcn acres,
adjoining lands Of James Rainsford, s. Christie
and others.
One other Tract containing five and half acres,
adjoining lands of DIR. L. j. Minis, Mrs. L. T.
Moore and others.
The above Lands lies near the Village and 4
portion OF il is well timbcred and can be- purchased
at private sale ca liberal terms
+. PENN, Ex'or.
Feb - If
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Teas .Teas! !!

TUsT received choice ,los Of ;F.E1sS, from the
u Philadelphia Tea Company OF a superior quality
warranted az no salc Hysons Gunpowder, Imperial
and Black ofcvcry description, put up IN small
packages, for family Hse. For sale by ,,,,,,
s. f. BOWERS.
Hamburg, Aprila1 tt II
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Notice

rs HEREBY given that application Will be made
Il to the Legislature at its next Session to neorpo-
rate the 'eEigefeld Flying Artillery"
Sent 3m ST
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-10-13
Notice.

4 Ell Persons Indebted to the estate Of Leroy
~ II. Mundy, decd, are hereby notified to
make immediate payment, and those having de-
mands will presest them properly attested.
Ii. 7. WRIGHT, Admir-.
July 2ur 25
" Abbevle Banner will copy three months
and forward account to this Office.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-10-13
MOlasscs and Syrups.

NOV Receiving large Stock choice Cuba MO.
~ LASSES, and Georgia and New Orleans
SYRUPS. .. +. BOWERS.
Hamburg, April 2l If ii
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-10-13
From the n Y. mirror. Semi. Q

LIvERwoRT AND TAR-Of the virtues Of DR.. Rog-
ers Cough Medicines prepared from the above arii-
clcs !, is needless speak s efficacy in .pcedi
" cnring Coughs. Colds and other lung complaints,
which too Frequently, if neglected, result in Can-
sumption il too well established in public confidence
to need eulogy now.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-10-13
MARRIA G. f.,
HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE.
WHY Is fT3

WHY Is fT3
1ha, behold many em,rs III. meridian Of life
broken III hes h aud spirits Wh compile stian of disrases
and lnrn drnrsms them Of the fnr The eploynent
OF i,r at an sxc "hrn lhy,ica h1,ih onv!E,fy oi sph
should b. prd Imiusnt
Many OF the causeI Of her hut-rcrhips
in their origin light unnocrd and Of couIis
IN AFrEI: YEARS,
When late be benefited by orr knowledge ~e look
b'eL aud and riE. the full consequence! Oi our
lHlsraice.
wh,! would oi,en give possess, in enY life the
knowledge obtain in after years And what dayI and
nights oi asuni, might not have beea spared, u ur
ln"Mled.c "ss timely po!ici.rd. IL h
MELANCHOLY AND STARTLING
To !eo the sickne,. and suffering endured hy wife
rr.,rIird-or better s,iil.-not incurred. ifs,cry
WIFE AND MOTHER
Pnsrs.ed the urm.tion contained little volume with
in the reach oI sl) which would spare ts hrnslr
YEARS OF MISERY,
And he's hu,l,rd the ,"l and anxiety Of rn
without giving him the opportunity Of acquiring that com
rreaer which hi. sIeItions snIiled, sJ the
ui which would Tie happiness oi hinielf nife and
children.
SECURE THE MEANS OF HAPPINESS
d. becoming 10 lime possessed Of the tsowlrdre the want
Of which h eau.ed the sckcs, and rnrer Of hcaIinds
u view Of such conIcqurEres, No wis or nc'r sae
re,Ieet herself which would her much ,urrirg be
soaei soa S her :Sid,a tSss prie."M.,
bodirs with healthy minds hat know ledge couairsdt II
4 WSr
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-10-13
Spring and Summer Goods |!

J. A. vANWINALE,
MIERGAAM1 u TAQa0Rg
NEXT Door TO GEORGIA Rail- RoAD BANK,
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
r HAVE now on hand and for sale complete
i and extensive assortment of
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Drap
D'Etes, Casmerets, &C.,
For Spring and Summer use, which will be made
to order in n style Of superiority and elegance y!
.ho are in want of fine garments and wish them
to fit as they ought to fit will please give nc call
and satisfy themselves.
Ready Made Clothing.
Nv Stock Of CLOTHING. this season is full
and large. comprising Cloth. Froek and
Dress Coats. Cloth, lCashmere,t
and Drap D'Etc Sacks, Blk,
Satin D'ChcncF White
and Striped Silk Sacks, Grass
Linen, Pongcr Silk and Brown
Linen Sacks, Black and Fancy Colored
Pants, Alarseils Pants, and large assorim'nt
Of Buff, White and Fancy Aarscils Vests, &c.
Also
A large supply Of furnishing articles. such as
Cravats Gloves, Hosiery, Snspendcrs Collars. Silk,
Gauzc, Cotton aud Mcrino under Garments, White
and Colorcd Shirts, &c. ..s5,.,
And Fine Stock
or fPERFUMERY & FANCY ARTICLES.
All Goods in my establishment are Of the nGrT
QUALITY and will be sold right
j A.yANWINKLE.
Augusta April If II
New Spring Goods for '52'
4 r nv Store, ncar The Court House. ! have
"A Just oncnci COMPLETE and general Stock
o: all the
Varieties Of the Season,
which respectfully invite tho.rading community to
call and examine.
would particularly invite the attention of the La
dies to my rich selccton'of .ssjs ssaa.z
Embroideries In Collars, Chcni-
zclts, UundcrsIeeyes, Capes,
and Ta1ffIfaS,
And to my splendid Stock in Printed
LiWNS, SWTSSES, JdC0NETS. PLaIN
AND FANCYsBAREGES,
And to very beautiful lot os
Embroidered Muslin and Silk Evening
Dresses.
Prices ION credit until tho first Of January. to
responsible and puneual buycrs) TO suit the tinrs.
4 liberal distinction inadcwilh persons buying for
CASH .ss".f LOD lln-i-.
March 25 If ~
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Peach Brandy.

A SUPERIOR article of PEACH BRANDY
N Just the thing for putting np Peaches. For sal,
by lOLLlNGSWORTII & NICHOLAS.
tur 1S IF ~
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Pepsin in Fluid and Powder.

Dr. IIoughton's PEPsIN Is prepared In Powder and In
Fluid Forn-and in Prescription rals for the use Of Phys
clans The Powder will BE- by Mall er Of Postage for
Doll9r. sen, 10 Dr.. IIoughh,p, Philadelphia
Private Circulars for Physicians may b. obtained o! DR..
1Ioushpn his Agents describing the Who'll" prnss "i pre-
pararion and giving the n,srirs upon which the claims
Of this new remedy are b:scG is is NOT 4 SECRET
REMEDY, objection be raised aGssSt lis By Ply
Scans in respectable standing and rrgnlay practice. Price
ONE DOB J., Ne prr hottie.
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From the N. y. Despatch, Aug e5.

From the ". 1 Il ucspatch, aug %
WE have heretofore taken occasion to give our tes-
inony in favor Of the curative properties Of DR..
Rogers Compound Syrup of Iiver:vort and Tar, and
would here repeat the advice already given, for all
persons who are afflicted with Consumption, or any
Of the premonitory symptoms, 10 make trial of DR..
Rogers preparation.
SS?' The Genuine is signed ANDREW ROGERS on
the steel plate engraved wrapper around each bottle,
and is sold Wholesale and retail by
SCOFIL & MEAD.
113 Charircs street. New. Orleans
Sole General Agents for the Southern Statea to whom
al orders must he addressed.
~ Sold also hy G. L. PENN, Edrefeli c. II !:
WARDLAW & DENDY, Abbeville G. IT,: PRATT
d JAMES, Ncwberry, 4. J. CREIGHTON, Ham
burg. So. Ca.
hDril | If n
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TurMip Seed 7!

TIJST received from Philadelphia supply of
e Rutatnga. Gibbs and Large Norfolk TtrRNlP
SEED, for sale by G. l.. PENN, AGENT.
July 81 II 81
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Scientific EYidcncc:

Call on the Agent and get Descriptive Circular gratis
giving large amount Of SCIENTIFIC: EVIDENCE. from
Iichgs Animal Chmis:ry; lr Comb". Physiology or Dgcs.
tim: Dr. Pcrcra OH fo0d AMI Diet: DR. John W. Draper
Of New York Univrrsily Prof. Dunsons rhysol"gn :&c
together with reports Of cures from all parts Of the United
States.
NO ALCOHOL, BITfERs OR ACIDS!
Remember this: DR.. IInrGHToSS PEPSIS Is great
Natural Hemcdy, free from ALCOHOL BTTTERS, ACIDS
and NAU9EOCS DRUGS. II is extremely agreeable To
the tas, and may BE- akra by feeble patients who
cat water cracker without acute distress. Beware
Of druggcd limitations. Pepsn l. r,t drug
CURES IN EYEEY-TOWS!
DR. lIoagpas PEssls has now been tested for upwards
Of two years cvcYy IsT.c town in the United Stas and
Ihe gents refer Dysnpes 10 many remarkable Cures
in every Town Numerous details Of cures certificates Of
scfos and Patients, In lac Circulars furnished
by A,rpn rratis
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Notice.

q IT. Persons indebted to the Estate of Joseph
N Moore. decd, arc requested to make immeti-
ate payment and those having demands against the
estate will present them in due form.
E. PENN, Ex'or.
Feb 10 If
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Every Eotc Of GENUINE sEPsIN hear. the written
signature j. $. lnughion. w. H. sole proprietor rhillr
dhia. PA. Copyright and Trade Mark -reuTrd.
e4r-Sold by all Druggists an'l Dealers in Medicines
Sold, also by g. L. PENN, Edgcicld C. H.; WARD
LAW & LYON, Abbcvillc c. IT,; PRATT &JtMES, New
berry, aud 4. }. CREIGHTON, Hamburg sc.
,Iuly 29 1v %
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Notice.
Executors Notice.

Executors Notice.
A III. those indebted to the estate Of William
~ Garrett, decd, are requested TO make pay
mrnt forthwith, and those having demands against
said estate will render them i'll properly attested
according to law.
CHARLES HAMMOND, ! :.
Whl. G.. HAMMOND, =
THOS. GARRETT.
Feb 5 If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-05

what folly. Eha. a5,urdIty, to talk Of our
hohtlr, other Nations TO Freedom by the
torch Of our example They are not al
lowed by their tyTsntS to print or speak, or
meet, OF possess arms aud ii, IN spite Of
~ these shack,es. one OF them by heroic
effort masters and expels It's tyrants, other
t,1auts at ouce combine to enSiave her
again. What good. then, can our mere eX-
ample do them Fit only excite deluSive
hopes ard provoke to self-sacrifcing efforts
which must in the end prove abortive, it
were better for them .fno such example
existed
What We ask the anti-kossuth Press
to do. and believe IL ought to do in the
premises. Is. not content with arguing that
We cant do al the great Hungarian asks
OF Us. to tell Us what We can and ought to
Go in behalf of the violated Laws OF Nations
and the outraged Rights Of Man. We are
weary Ofneg atlonS-come to the point
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-05

Co. nominate for President, James Buchanan
and for vice-President Gen. Butler.
warm discussion has arisen on the exped
ency of calling the Legislature together soon to
apportion the state for the NNXlIId Congress,
according to the new basis which goes into eff
feet IN 1853 Unless some action IS taken by
Gov. King, five members of Congress can only
be chosen next August instead of seven, the
number the State viii be entitled to in the next
Congress. Gov. King has 1t In his power to
call an extra session Of the Legislature, by
which postpOnement OF the election may be
ordered until August, 1853 and IN the meantime
newly elected Assembly may apportion the
State into Congressional Districts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-05
Tonnes OF the Morning.

| We give this morning the intelligence OF
four DAYS later from Europe, brought by the
steamers Franklin and Atlantic. The
election of Louis Napoleon seems to have
passed off with tranquility, not only in
Paris but in other parts of France. It is
not set known what majority his creatures,
who count the votes. will choose to attribute
to him, but it will be a big one--it is sup
posed seven millions. The number of votes
returned is larger than was expected; IN
Paris it is only $4,000 less than in 1913.
The despotism put upon the French people
by the usurper grows more severe arrests
are constant, and five steamers are prepared
to carry Of the dangerous political
prisoners to Cayenne. Of course no form
of trial is allowed them, and they are con-
demned only by the will Of the tyrant.
The censorship of the press IS now ex-
tended to pamphlets. On the other hand 1t Is
said that the new Emperor means to abolish
the odious ,quor tax he gives money to
washing and bathing houses, and otherwise
to ingratiate himself with the people. Gen.
Cavaignac has left prison
We publish this morning a curious and
Interesting account OF the preparations for
the usurpation, published by the authority
of the usurper himself.
A singular correspondence which has
taken place in Ireland with reference to the
transactions of the Catholic Defense AsSo-
citation, will be found in another column.
The movements of the great Magyar
continue to engross the attention of the
District. We give short but significant
speeches Of his. He seems to have the
power of charming down all opposition out
side the House; but inside that building
stoldity has taken irresistible and impreg-
nable ground, and the minority have deter
mined, if possible, to guard it against the
presence of the mighty orator. His ora
tory acould be out of place there.
The great Congressional Banquetis fixed
for Wednesday, when 1t is expected he will
make his most successful effort
We give the spirit of great Kossuth
meeting held in Philadelphia. The reso.
lutions were the same as those of Harris
burg.
Mr.. Clay's health is improving. It's said
he intends addressing the Senate, to-day or
tomorrow, on noR-ntervention. Doubted.
There is news from Galveston, Texas.
to Dec. %.
The Susquehanna is filled with ice and
the Southern Mails thereby detained.
The Telegraph has started Consul Shar-
key again from New-Orleans to Havana.
Kossuth's speech to President Fillmore,
and the Presidents reply, are on another
page.
Our Washington letter, on Kossuth and
Congress, will repay perusal.
DR.. Creighton's refusal to accept the
Office of Bishop-lIavana News-Whig
Young Mems General Committee-Alder-
mems Doings-Court of Appeals Decisions
and other matters of import will be
found on the With page.
The Forrest divorce case still branches
out in all directions.
TIE London Times discourseth, through
our columns this morning, on the French
usurpation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-05
The Pre- sidency-Bali Opened.

The Democratic National Commlttee
met, pursuant to call, in Washington on the
Goth ult., and on the LIST inst. agreed to call
Democratic National Convention for
dominating candidates for President and
Vice President-sa Convention to as
semble at Baltimore on Tuesday, June Isl,
ls52.-The official call is as follows
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION. 1852.
To ne Democratic Party throughout me G"'on.
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Jan. l. 1852.
4 concentration OF opiniOn from all the States, as
Ter as practicable, upon some time and place for
holding the next Nauond! Democratic Cow entoR,
is indispensable 10 the union and organization o.
the party Tor The Presidential canvass OF 1852
With this view the Democratic National Com
miltee CONSISTING OF from each State, appointed
by the Democratic National Convention OF lsis, ito
promote the Democratic cause, ana with power to
OF welrcCnS0ereG call ioT that purpose, al which
meeting, on The 2s.n and SON OF December, 1901.
and the LIST OF January, l>52 the thlryone States OF
the Union were represented. And, upon conference
with Demccrauc members OF Congress, ana con-
suluing the action oi State Conventions, as lar as
they have expressed any wishes on he subject the
Commiiiee, with entlre unanarI,y, have arrived a,
conclusion, which they respectfully submit oT your
ratification
The Democratic National Committee accordingly
recommend that a Convention OF the Democratic
party throughout the mon, BY delegates duly APP
pointed BY me Democrats OF the several States, De
held IN the CITY OF Baltimore, on tuesday, the FIRST
day OF June lsJs ai IL NJ 10 nominate candidates
Cor President ana Wee President OF the United
States 10 be supported by tie Democratic party al
the e6c ttCn on FGeslay, The second day OF Novem-
Der, 1852.
The National IoLyenEon OF ISIS adopted The fol-
lowing Recommendation as to the numOef OF dele
gates TO be chosen IN each state
Kfse''sa, That rscomne ended that hereafter each
State be emitted . many deess'es future Demo
crate NSiolS Conventions rs has n tie Electoral Col
less. ana
BY order Of the Democrats National Committee
b. r. HALLETT. Chairman
Wv. J. KirCHlE, sac,s.a,,ss
Il. II. STANTON,
The Committee was fully present, save
Gen. J. VI. Commander Of South Carolina,
each Of the other thirty States being repre-
asnted by = nember-as follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-05
II Hon. ARCHIBALD DIxos, who has Just

IL Hon. ARCHIBALD DINOs, who has Just
been chosen by the Legislature OF Kentucky, to
FIJI the seat OF Henry Cay N the |. S. Senate
from The Isl Of September next, has never yet
been al Congress but has been distinguished
Member OF the State Legislature and OF the late
Constitutional Convention, where he was an &C
tive champion II Reform generally, but exceed
ngy acvel,' to any action looking 10 Slave
Emancipation lie was the Wing candidate
tor Governor IN the late Canvass. bu! beaten
owing TO the abstraction OF Emancipation votes
by Cas>Ius NJ. Clay
The Wing candidates for Governor and Lieut..
Governor n The late canvass, Will he the two
United States Senators from kentucky N the
next Congress. Mr.. Dixon viii take his seat a.
'heueXi session. unless Mr.. Clay should retire
sui earlier. while Mr.. Thompson awaits the re-
uremenl OF NJ Underwood al the close Of This
Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-05

Ta0rs Of No z3 Broad way embrace This zDsgcionstea
sOn, the commencement Of new yeaF. the iwenaelh OF
their career 10 intimate Their appreciation VI me paron-xe
they have eced and ihs sequel 20 Their success Is Roy
pOsfInls attainment they would refe 10 u ~
confidence Of hat has before been written Iha 'Dd
taste Ike faculties mag ~ improved by cnuYaupt Dtt
the innate - heihef -psscss'1 "
all nor csn be impaired Certain y 49, IT'S elects are IA
tuiivsy recognized By those who do no. ppsseis
and from fac sDpfenacy 0f orr gafents
attained for although . should appear eg1s'icsi' W
clam superiority for tie style Of our work. asa III e'
we conceive much Of the economy OF garment 'Dsass
With these views al continue - have IN nanu 1N
extensive STOCK Of goods, from which 10 answer 80
4 uI.ieL-so VI 'A' - ~ i3tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-05
By Telegraph to the New-Yerk Tribune,
KOSSUTH IN WASHINGTON.
Kossuth-The Presidential Dinner-The Demo-
cratic Convention
WAsHINGr0N, Saturday, Jan. }, lS52

NAsHIN0T0N, SaIuTIay, jan. ), INoZ.
kossuth received company from twelve ali two
O'Clock to-day, including several Populations from
Virginia and Ohio. lie visited Gen. Sco.l during
the day.
At SIX O'Clock, accompanied by Madame hossuth
and NJ. ana Madame Pulszky he went up to dine
with the President but neither the Austrian OF Rus
sian Ministers has been invited on this occasion.
The Democratic Convention proceedings
Old bunker movement FOR Butler
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-05

hENTUcKY.-The German Democrats of
Louisville have chosen quite number of Dele
gates 10 The Opposition State Convention as
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