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Saint PAUL BUSINESS Caros.
(.NECH.fNIC.4G.).
T.. B. PRICE.

Z. B. PRICE.
EDLAsiEREk, can be found near the Corner of Jack
\ son and sA streets, near the lower shingle MILL
u H. has served regular apprenticeship 81 the basi-
ness ei passerng and believes give entire s.iis-
action 70 those who may employ him, in any branch
P.s.-Two good joureymen are wanted Immediately
81. Paul, Aug. IA, 1851. ~'N'~' - NJ
BEVANS 4 LANSING, l9
6hAERS IN stoves, and manufacturers Of every tes-
~ cription OF Tin and Copper Ware, few doors be-
low the American House, ST. Anthony street.
June 26, 1851. NO
G. M'GUIRE, GUNSMITH,
the sign Of the Big Gun, Third street, ST. Paul,
~ next door 10 Caves Saoon is prepared to DO any
work in kis line of business promptly and TO the entire
satisfaction ofcustomers. r.f :. 3.
July 81, 1851. is
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DR.. r. BABBITT,
%. =. FRENCH, NJ. d.,

~ hIs Office IL the Of J. Sloan's Store, where
u ss " hs rsssy 10 attend 10 professional calls.
SAM Paul, November, 1851. 32y
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PATTISON & BENSON.
A n ,ruEIR UyVE.R r. STARLE. Ii

"A the American House, Saint Paui, have their
horres well cerked dp and in tptop condition for use m
slsxs; and also have their cutters new and Old psnrfd
up 10 the ton of the Art; Also supply of clean
Buffalo Robes and every thing IN snug genteei and CON-
Portable order, for slegh-riding
saint PssL Dcct .fiber, 1851 e. = .g -EE
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NEW LIQU UOR STOR Il.
Catbcars s. Brother,

NEW Liz OR II u Il.
Cathcart s. Brother,
YNOULD inform the good people of Minnesota, that
w they have leased the store the southwest cor
Of Roberts and Third streets ST. Pa for the pur
pose Of carrying the Wine and idqnor business We
are now receiving direct from the Custom House in New
York large stock of Brandes Of various brands and
vin,svcs Wines, Port Madeira, and Malaga, Girs OF
various brands; also, Old Moncngaheia, Whiskey old
Toddy Whiskey, and superior article OF Ohio do, all
Of which will Ice sold low for cash! aH. .ssE
we womb invite the prop1etors OF Hotels aud saloons
10 call and ex anime our stock 'a..'
~ CATHCART Il BROTHER.
Saint PAIL Noyember ISL. 29y
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@e FAINTER & LANDERs
RO1RDISC.

yuyE Subscribers have just fitted UP and opened the
boarding house neAt door west Of fhe American
saloon They intend keep boarders well posi-
BILE al moderate prices; but hsyc icir pay proiy
W. 10 enable them to sustain the house. Boardsrs will
nj once the necessity Of beng promptly
nsiG fsstfl HARDY 6 BABCOCK. u
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w. MpaRKER.

EhER and csiern -baiider informs the people
~ saint Psu and vicinity, t,s; he win sttssd
K she tAtliuly TO the work entrusted 70 him, in
as ias oi bussess which ne proE.sses 10 ,tnSe-ssnd
ikaso1zhly. - linn Is tssI" o.
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saw HIM DC Ir--woRTH READIyG--
| saw lahorer weary from his work saw HIM
stoop and take stone, that lay in the pathway
of passing wheels, and cast it cut .of the road
I his sight did me good. This stone might b.
struck by passing heel TO the discomfort per-
haps Of the traveller, and possibly the injury Of
The vehicle. Ii was Lind i, the man to rene-e il.
"What triie for ncwspa per psragrs,ap'
says captious one. Not so my friend. The
act was sm@l H. bu, the motive nobe-thst small
act, the principle on hich it is based is of uu,
speakable yalue TO the human race
love TO race things, espetitlly 81 ch things to
their fountain. ThHt man lad emotion in his
soul when he stopped to pick up that stonc He
felt right. II was kind in him. I have right
to think that act was but Of the links Of
cha inland never u chain made Of better
lnuterial--love for the welfare of others. Such a
chain is ali gold. The man had done Just such
things before could not doubt, He would do
such things again. N cost him something TO do
this, for there WIS peling storm Of sleet, and
he carried umbrella, and he must pause in his
rapid walk 10 do IT. We'll done, my humble
,ficnd, if every other would stop and pick out
Of Tire path of his fellow travellers through life,
the things that veA and annoy Them, how many
sunny aaces there would be IN the place Of scowl-
ing ones. Drops make shower; give enough Of
them. Such acts as this man's-give us enough
Inf them and how great shower OF blessings.
How much misery would be prevented.
shah not stop here. he man that will do
snch things, viii do greater things. Tha. will
show " hat the fountain is. He has Kind heart.
lie viii remove larger stones than that from the
path OF human life. Give me that man for my
adversely. He who has honorsd the small draft
will honor The greater. His good viii not be sx-
hausted by that effort.
II was ir he, was it, Please then think, my
friend, il lie but itiflle for you to do such
thing. 10 every snch sort sf thing anything
tha, viii remove distractions cut Of the path Of
human happiness. Give your neisibo' jos 10
do SO too. Perhaps he viii pass The jig along.
and we shall joggle some Of the selfshness cut cf
the human heart.--.S y. Erangeiisf.
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Gaint Eouis.

HENRY srAuFrER. Wa. NJ. DONALD. r. II. BEEsos
III. STAUFFER Il CO.,
srfH PAPER ANUFhCTURERS,
Paper Mil Warehouse, No Il6 North Second Street,
Saint Loais, NO -z "a. e
Always hand, Printing, Writing and Wrapping Pa
per, &c, at very low prices. 2-52.
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Dubuque.
:. l. BIssELI,

: EAefssase Dssier IA Groceries ard Profistoss,
No, 2, Globe buildings,
rEs HL aa ssa DUEg4CE, tosra
June rs, 1851. sr.rsss #s fa lsaraf tiel
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TO the Citizens of ST. Pani and yicinitx

IuiE undersigned having carried the business OF
Building in Saint Paul for the past year, and from
the liberal patronage extended to him by the citizens gen.
ersy, he intends to continue the business his prois
sion in this City. ..
Gentiemen wishing 10 build, be accommodated with
plans bills, estimates snd specifications By calling the
subscriber At his Oice in Levi Sioan's Store. ~ ElI
o. -..-... E-. \. &. PRENTISS. y
Saint Fa' Nav 70, l..
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DIR. y. BARBOUR

NolLD repeatedly inform the citizens OF Saint
W fsHl SIid vicinity. that be has returned after
i'sForsry ascnce Of lew months, ard offers his pro-
psl services the public. Thinkf FOR past favors
Ad collecting share oi public patronage, he will prac
t'- Uor the Ecieoiic Reform rncipe, dscarding ncr
~ e. ioTns. lie Will be found At his old stand
Al a. h-I5s, except wheE professionally engaged
Apr 70 isJ,. ~ PSI
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invariably the right word. But the main
charm Of his oratory is not the language nor
the thought So much as The manner, which
is rare union of grace ansi dignity He
stands in an erect position, with as much
hrnIness as Webster, scarcely moving The
body, while there is an incessnnt and grace
ful play of the arms and hand. His gss.
lures, always easy and appropriate, are ye-
~ varied, and show natural gift Tor that
mode of physical expression.
He was not at all boi.teruus or even i'm
Pa>s'onrd est.riny, but simple, plain, iii
rect anu quietly in earnest. Many of his
remarks were in the familiar style Of con-
versatIOD, though there was the constant or
atorical tendency, when his thought or SEN
timent rose in dignity or value, to vivaeious
ansi even vehement ut.erEncr. His least
tones are strongly sympathetic, and we can
well conreive his power over an audience,
when some great theme has excited speaker
and bearer alike in magnetic unison. aF 'H
There is in his look, tone, bearing, and
whole appearance, the cousciousness Of
power beyond my display that he is making
at the time. One feels thar no single effort
gives out the whole Of him, but that back Of
all the external manifestations, there is a
vast reservoir of strength. This, we should
say, was Que of his principal characteristics.
Orators are often superficial sort of lnt n,
like the ltnlun iInprovisatores, with ex-
haustiess fertility Of uiternnce, but without
profound refieclion and feeling. Kossuth
loes not appear, from our first sight Of him,
10 be of this SORT His fuency comes FROM
he fillness, rather than the shalowness Of
bis ni.id. Yet, in the reflective and logical
faculties. we should not compare him with
Webster, as an English writer has done.
He is not SO penderous az Webster, and re-
'embles, in facility and ease Of manner, the
more spontaeeous CIay.-IN. Y. Evening
Post.
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GA To some persons, and they know HS-N
kEM well enough how To find horses; but fT..XM
SSSsA if you give men the best horses and y
ponies in Minnesota they Will not know where to find
good Hsiiers, Saddles Brides Martngales and Harness
SIS, until they learn that A. II. FRENCH has re-
moved Thiul Street. 81 Fanl into his shop,
neat door east of SaIni ii. Sersents; where every
branch Of Saddicry and Herncss-making, well
Trunk making is done rather cheaper and better than
any where else in Minnesota.
Saint Paul, january !, ic5l ...-
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WHO WANTS FCRNITYREi

W. NJ. STEES
!: ]:
Mn a At the CIBISET W1RE-ROOM, cor
E7ySs ner 81 Third and Minnesota streGts Saint
WN Paul, keeps on hand, and will sell cheap
sF for cash, Sofas, Divans, Bare ius Tables
EN n Desks, Lounges Bedstcads, Cinirs and all
EV " other descriptions oil Cabirfi Ware made
In the best manner, and out Of well-sea-
soned materials. The ublic respectfully invited
call and examine. aE -'s.. ..' ~ 2.ss
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1T . $1,000 R. MCBHSaUS ---|-| ----
Storage and Commission, Water street, between
Green and Washington streets, Galens, III.
S. s. MERRILL S. CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
-t--T Boots and Shoes, ....
No. SO, Steamboat Landing, Gaiena.
l.. 5. FELT, Galena, Ill.
Wholesale and X etail De dIer in Dry Goods Gro
ceries, Hardware, Boots and Shoes,
Crockery, Housefurnishing Goods, ..
...-.. Mattresses, &c.
ALSO-keeps constantly on hand large stock
of Rife and Blasting Powder and Fuse. 2-lo
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r. n. sLgErER. E...- r. A. HoCSE.
AUCTION HOUSE.
~ SLEEPER Il CO.. Auction, Commission, and
NE Forwarding Merchans--No. 100, Main Street,
rsaiena, illinois, -
Cash advances made consignmcnts Particular at
tention psid 10 business entrusted 10 their care %
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9tillmatsr business Caros.
s Henry L. Moss, asfa

Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and genera
Land Ageni.--,Stillwaier, Mimi. Ter. Land
Warrants constantly on hand aud for sale
cGrraated genuine. .teisEF.a0o
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ABRAN VAN WORRIES.

3Harnss Gad Counsellor at Lan aud Solicitor in ~
Ckdncfry
VIII attend 70 al professional business entrusted his
care. Saltwater, Minnesota Ter. 62-u
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EAGLE BAKERY,

rytHE undersigned, the American Hoase, Saint
Il Paul. wish IL to be understood by villagers and
by the people of Minnesota large that they will a
be prepared sell Pilot Bread, Boston Crackers
Butter Crackers and ali kinds of kers Galena
and 81 Louis prices and of the best quality; md also
furnish 10 families, for balls and parties, every Kind Of
Cakes 1JrCall and examine. fI. r-E- rH..a
STUART 4 SPENCE
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Dubuque. Waples Housed Gen. jones
House. Blefs,cf ,Dubrqe. Dubuque at
play on Ssuday. Presses Of Dubuque.
The Steam Paddy, digging out the Har-
Dor Of Dubuque. .....- ..,..,.sg !
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NATHlN SPICER.

~ UeichFt1keT and ye,peisT, ThiFd-st., 81. Paul
Is jast received and s,eps constantly on hand u
sehera assortment Of Clocks, Watches ai,i Jew
N>o, Periunery and every other article in his line.
acFen ard Ladies respectfully iavited 70 cafi
h~r
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NEW CHEAP sToRE,

NEW CHEAP STORE,
TIME subscriber wishes 10 Inform the citizens Of ST
X Paul and its vicinity, that he is opening Grocery
hay-scales on Roberts street. The stock is and
fesh consisting of Hams Pork Tea, Coffee Snsar Rice,
Tobacco, Mackcrcl Oakum, Nails, Glass; &c, in fact
every thing thai generally found in OF the kind;
all OF which will be sold at vcry low prices for cash
o.. L. FRENTRESS.
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ALEX. ID. ROBINSON,
pE.GER IN ft f '
tlocks, Matches and JewelrY.

81 pa4K y"
locks, Watches snd Music -Boscs repaired.
''s. >, htst. .aE ga ..a....7H v e5-tf
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NEW MEAT MARKET.

NEW MEAT MAKKET.
fHSE subscribers have opened market for tho sale
of Fresh meat, on Third Street, In the Of the
Fremont House Paul, tthe same place lately adyer
tiseJ as the meat market Of Mr. Ttaow; where people
at liz ing prices. . z..4. {, .1a-L-E
3otf pr" +."n TtlNTER & IANDERS
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ALBANY Nov. % 1871

This morning man named John Moore, and
Elizabeth Mcore, his VIE, who lived about fys
miles from this cjty, on the Delaware turnpike,
were found dead, both having been shot. Moore
was fcrty and his wife thirty years Of age They
haze been on; house-warring, at friends,
where they ba.i drank until they became very
much iniasieated. Returning home, thev are su,ir
posed to have qrarslled. and Moore mrst have
taken double barreled fosvliug piece and blown
offihe rgh, side of his w,f.' head. with ons OF
The charges, He then, probably, placed the
nluzze OF the weapoa to Insight side, and by
means of his foot discharged the remaining lead,
7 he l.ll enfeIed near his teart,
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NEW GROCERY AND PROVISION

SEONE.- |""--- N I"|--|
On ST. 1ntlony Street, tco doors bclotc The fmsroGn
House.
FENHE nndersgnea woid fectfnlly invite the aten
n ton Of the public, TO their large and well selected
stock of Groceries aid Provisions Also, Read Made
Clothing Beots Shoes Wines, Liquors. Nails, Glass,
Hardware etc. all of which viii be sold cheap for cash
r1'Plcase cah and examine before purchasing else
where. IRVINE BROTHER. 4
:, Paul Oct I6 1851 26
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We publish below another letter, by the
same writer whose letter appeared in our
last number of the Pioneer: Jan aai,ag7,-
ss 0rresp0ndencc of the Boston Post.
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p. cHourBAU, JR. JAS. HARRISON. FELII VALE
IRON MOUNTAIN IRON AND NAILS.
ChOteau, Harrison g. VaIle,

EDRoPRIEToRs of the St. LOUIS ROLLING MILLS,
Il will keep on hand full supply Of merchant bar
iron boiler plates iron and nails, nufacued
their establishment from the OF the Iron Mountain,
and will also keep all other articles usually kept in
iron store to Which hcy invite the attention Of country
merchants
ryr WAREHOUSE, No l2s, Second a. Louis, Mo.
CHAS. W. RORUP,
.-seets-sF r- Agent at ST. Pani.
MAY g. 1851. ST
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w. & J. FIDDl(

..-.-....,- w. & J. FIDDlCK, ....es
MO. LOG, Main street. Caicna, III. Dealers in Dry
IL Goods, Grocees, Boots Shoes, Hardware, Queens
wares, &C. May, 1851. .tt Say
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GEO. G.. STROTHER, b.
Sole Agent in Galena for sale of Sloan
Medicines. Main street, Galena III.
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IIEMPSTE AID 81 WASHBURNE, .
.fs vss7afr ATToRNEYs AT LAW, ...r. ..H..
Galcna, Illiueis.
sCJs We have constantly on hand supply ol
genuine Land Warrants, which will be sold.
Nav q If .-g.... ........-... ......
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CITY HOTEL, ST. LOUIS ~
Corner Of Thia and Zine Streets
r. BARNUM, proprietor, will always be happy TO SCI
his trends, who down business pleasure from
Wisconsin, Minnesota, aud from elsewhere up the Mis-
sissippi river. Nov. IA, 1850. H.- .'
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MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE GALENA HOTEL.
MANUFACTURE and keep constantly on hand
1YR complete assortment of fancy and Winsor Chairs
hso Bureaus, Tables Stands, Writing Desks, Looking
chase win do well to call before they buy elsewhere
prepared TO sell good article and terms
invariably cash. afford TO sell as cheap,
cheaper, than any other in the city. reasopabe de.
ductioh made persons buying TO sci again All orders
from distance punctuaIy attended to.
Galena, May, leSi. t 34 y
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F.# JOHN e. SMITH CO.,
Watckmakers and JeWe1ers Nam ST., Gatena, Winois,
4 Large and well selected assortment of Clocks,
n Watches, Jewelry and Silver Spoons, constantly
hand fer sale low Engraving neatly executed. All
kinds Of Jcwelry made order and neatly repaired
All orders p,mctualy attended to- The highest price
paid for old gold and silver. I'D IN. 2-25
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DOCTOR CARLOS,

STgsdH, Physician Gad .4ecoucher,
a 'hADtA1E OF the Paris and Turin Universities
"A Aas 'sksR his resdrnce in st. Paul He viii take
Fsf'-is 80 -Ahihiins his Dipioms to any who de,
s ;" sec IL Dr. &. will have bis Office at NJ Turpns
=" o-.1 street, ST Pau.i where he ca. be iatind and
- trnr1ly attend to every call
y. , ur. &. hiss instruments Of :he most approved
M Co. surgical op.rsf!on ever ,eouirpd a2,
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JOSEPH BOWRON,
Galcilu.

r........... G.. &. STROTIER,
Wholesale and retail dealer in medicines,
oils, paints, brushes, wines, chemicals
varnishes, patent uaedicines, SC. &c.
Main street, Galena, Illinois. S-2-tf
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DRs. Hull & SWEENEY.

Wing entered into ce-partHership, viii practice
;afIT profession Paul and. vicinity Office on
=. Au'Dag street, Between Sioan's and harrington
E-a--,
J A assortment Of pure medicines for sale.
ia l-. ls52-3m
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Aiisru.r aud Counsellor At Law. and General
Land Agents.. Paul.
Particular attention will be given to collections,
Paving Taxes, Entering Lands, Securing Pre-
Ernptioa Claims, and entries made by Military
I..d Warrants Sti
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-11-04

MORTALITY ON CALIFORNIA SrRAMERs.--We
are indebted to DIR. Samuel III. Martin, surgeon
OF the United States mail steamer Columbia, for
a very interesting statement Of the number of
passengers brought into the port of Sun Francis
CO on steamers and sailing vessels on the Pana-
ma and San Juan route, and the number of deaths
occurring on board the same for six months, from
the LIST of March to the LIST of September, 1859.
ltappears from this document that the number of
passengers by steamers ON the Panama route, for
the period above named, 9790--deaths As
BY steamers on the San Juan route the number
of passengers was 7407-deaths rs. In sailing
vessels on the Panama route the number of pas
sengers was 3469-deaths 176; by the San Juan
route, passengers 1104-deaths 40.-Batt. Clip
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-11-04

AN IMPORTANT SLAVE CASE DEcIsloN.-The
well known case of Oliver and others against Dan
lei Cauffman Stephen Wheatey, and Philip Bre-
chete charged with harboring and assisting thir-
teen fugitive slaves to escape from their own
ers in Maryland, was decided in the is. Circuit
eourt at Philadelphia, on Saturday, by thejury
rendering alverdict for the plaintiffs in the sum Of
$4,000 damages, against Cauif'man. and not guilty
as to the other two defendants. The trial COM
menced on the 10Th of last month, and the jury
were locked up from Thursday morning until
Saturday evening. This decision settles The fact
that jsries in The United States Courts in Penn
syIgsnia will give ye-dicts against persons who
aid in the escape of fugitive slaves.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-11-04

field; that affectionate and solemn
rately taken, name by namesof vic
rem. and kindred.aads frieuils, alsI
to the humblest membefAefktI1e hoiiseho
designation of the coming day, then near
hand, when "all that was mortal of Daniel v
ster would cease to exist" the dimly recolI
strains of the funeral poetry of Gray,
flash of the soaring intellect; the feed
ed words of the Holy Writ repeated-
lips of the good physician, who, when a
sources of human art had been exhaps
drop of spiritual balm for the partiH
clasped hands; the dying prayer;-oh! my
citizens, this is contamination over wifi
of pious sympathy will be shed ages aft
glories ofthe forum and the Senate arc forsd
ellis suferings ended with the day,
Yet lived he at is close;
And breathed the long, long night away,
In statue-ke repose.
"But the sun, in all his state,
Ilumed the eastern skies,
He passed through gorys n,ornng gate,
And walked in Paradise
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-11-04
From lie gelsimore Patriot.

From tie Baltimore Patriot
The following complimentary letter addressed to
r. f Merrck, ESQ Of this city. in Acknowledgements of
the eloquent address delivered by him. last week before
the Chippewa Club OF RichEnond
RICHMOND, Oct. %, 1881
Richazd T. Merrick Esq: Dear Sir:-rhe pleasing du-
ty has been imposed by the Chippewa Club OF this
CITY, to tender sea the thanks of the Wings of Rich
ond your eloquent and Effective address, delivered
during your short sojoarn amongst Without trans
cendiBg the authority which am lfvestedl think
m sy say that Cicero wished Lucins write his life
because Of fitness for the task the Wigs
Of Rclsfnsf ID desr you speak to them when
e,rsaK sxyses pending. thank You the organ OF
she W ~ hicAnaoa aad thank y0a al Hdisida
With Elsh respsst, hays sse honor 10 be yosrs
- sIlEkWfH McRAE