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arc there two Eleetloneering noaxes or one

arc thcfe Two EieCti0neerlng H0aAes or one
Events have made il very desirable TO know whether
General Scott hOaring the people, when in 1899 he
openly assumed the character Of aksoaaa-
hard money democrat and in that character took the field
as a presidential candidate.
When card is circulated under congressional franks
whom the card so authenticated and circulated for eec-
toneering purposes represents to be democrats, the
single explanation vouchsafed by the whlg organs
is that the thing is a hoar. We wish TO know
whether this explanation applies 10 General SCOTS
course in 1880, and whether his remark about
carrying Gen. Jacksons administration on his back"
was only part OF the "parody" designed make the
whole business the more ridiculous We wonder at the
silence on this point, OF the Republic and the Ltsigenes
We suggest TO them thathey forthwith 90 the country
on the issue that Gen Scors position in 1899 was mere
"parody-somehing like eayicai1e OF Jacksunan de.
mocracyn fact ridiculous hoar. We think they have
in the movement for such view as this In.
deed we should not be surprised il the country agreed
to it.
There is, 10 be sure difficulty in adopting this ex-
planaton OF the Rochester Scott doings il 49, that the
movement eteeionseredup under responsible
But, then, contemporaries must feel that The pre-
csiy the in respect TO the card, which they yet
boldly announce to be nothing but hoar.
The difficulty in the hoar theory in both cases is, that
The people do not like TO be hoaxed by party managers or
candidates at election time and for electoneering pur-
poses The people call it cheating not hoaIag, and are
apt TO remember it at the polls
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Congress Tuesday.

SENATE-A message was received from the President
OF the United States declining to furnish information
as TO whether any propositions have been made by the
King OF the Sandwich Islands transfer the sovereignty
OF those islands to the United States
Mr. Hunter reported the civil and diplomatic appropria-
ton bill, with amendments.
Mr. Pearce reported bill to provide for the payment of
such OF the creditors Of the late republic Of Texas as are
comprehended in the act of Congress of September o,
1850
The bill for the construction of shp-cana around the
falls OF the ST. May's river taken up After long
debate, was ordered be engrossed for third reading
The Senate then refused by yeas and nays to take up
the civil and diplomatic appropriation BILL and took up
the river and harbor bill whereupon motion was made
to adjourn, which prevailed.
HOUSE OF FREpREsENTArlvEs-On motion of Mr. Nc
Corkle the bill for the establishment OF board for the
examination OF claims against the United States grow
ing out OF the military operations of the government in
California, and the bill to provide for the survey of the
public lands in California, taken up from the Speak
er's table and appropriately referred
The bill declaring the Wheeling bridges lawful sruc-
lures was next consdered and Mr. Disney concluded the
speech in its favor commenced on the day before and
Mr. Curtis addressed the House against it.
The morning hour expiring before the conclusion Of
the remarks of Mr.. Curtis, the House went into Com
mittee of the Whole the state OF the Union, (Mr.
Fckn in the chair) wherein the naval appropriation bill
was taken up, and speeches were delivered by Messrs
Stanton of Tennessee, Bowie. Schoonmaker Mann, and
Skeon and then the committee rose and the House ad
journed
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The Extraordinary Labors OF Hon. Truman
Smith, Mr.. Fitz Henry Warren, and the
Whtg Committee.

gentleman writing from Dubuque, Iowa, under date
of the 3ls OF July-the day before the Iowa election
says;
81 have known this section OF State COM
petely flooded with whig documents the time
Every democrat, from the highest TO tho lowest Is fully
supplied with whg documents and papers, such as the
Life Of General Scott the Signal, &c. ltwould appear
II they had made general charge upon this State, and
very anxious in their way, enghren our democratic
friends. so far however think they have made no con
verts for have heard democrat say or intimate that
he would for Scott"
So much for Iowa. To North Carolina we learn that
there were sent through the mails upwards Of eighty
thousand of Scotts pictorial life. We call attention to
this natter that our democratic friends may be fully ad-
vsed of the s,upendous and desperate exerons which
are now being made by the whg captains and drill SER
geants Of the Seward school to elect Gen. Scott
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wassen expenditures peeuaiions frauds upon the treas
uy Illegal Of the public funds-these form the great
tax which the people pay for keeping whig policy in
powerl
itmay be admitted that something depends upon indvd-
nals IL may be admitted for instance that Galphnism
would dare to show It's bazen front openly any par
y save under the rule OF President like Gen. Taylor OIL
Gen Scoitunaccustomed to civil administration, and abb
sorbed in ideas belonging 10 wholly different department
OF the public service regulated by special principles and
practice OF its own. Yet the great multitude OF the
abuses which have of late swollen the public expendi-
lures so enormously, while at the time the public
service has been ill-done, plainly taceable
to the whg system than TO individual departures from
that system Witness the enormous military expendi.
lures on the frontier the enormous military and civil
expenditures in California the waste under the head OF
Indian deiences and treaties; the abuses OF the Mexican
and boundary commissions and last, and not least
through wing administration Of the public patronage the
astounding official frauds which the investigating COM
mtee OF the Senate is said to be now exposing.
These things are the fruits OF the whig system The
question Tor the people decide is whether they
will place in power whg administration, under which
eminent ,otg authorities have distinctly forewarned us
such abuses will go on accumulatng and augmenting
II the people like this sort Of wing rule they can have
by voting for it. But, then. the people must remember
that has proved itself 10 be very costly luxury and il
is Themselves who have it 10 pay for
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS,
FOR PREsIDERT,
FRANKLIN PIERCE,
OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
FOR VICE PREsIDEKr,
WILLIAM r. KING,
OF ALABAMA.
OF ALABAMA

mr ISRAEL e. JAs.s, No. ls2 Tenth street. Pniadel
pma our general travelling agent assisted by wa WELD,
JOIN coLLSs JAhEs DKsKIss, A. KIRK WELLxsroE, Il. A.
EVANS PERRIN LooKH GxoKsx Burron. Jos Burros
GooDM, WILLIAM j. CoxrY, ISAAC M. BoDsE and WALTER
THoaPsos.
ea 10 make collections for In the cities Boston, New York
and Philadelphia, and duly empowered
SUBSCRIPTIONS al the rates required receipts will be
regarded His Congress
New York, Tribune buildings Philadelphia, OF
Third d Chestnut streets.
@ Mr. ISRAEL L. JAMES, No. ls2 South street. Phiade
pha is authorized in the cities OF New
York, Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
UMr HENRY M. LKwIs OF Montgomery Alabama gen
era travelling
sed by his sons. James o. and samuel D. Lewis.
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Correction.

Our article OF yesterday respecting California was
based upon teegraphc despatch in the Baltimore Sum-
stating that democratic majores had been returned to
both branches of the legislature The Sun of yesterday
states that the election referred to was in Oregon We
are informed that no general election has been held
either in California Oregon, but that the report was
founded upon special election held in two districts in
California
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WEBSTER MEETING AT BosToN.-The friends Of Daniel
Webster held meeting the 10th, at which Matthew
Hale Smith presided. Resolutions adopted pledg-
ing the support OF the meeting TO Webster and Graham
and committee was appointed to call meeting at Fan
euil Hall TO nominate an electoral ticket after which
the meeting adjourned until the following day.
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NkrrvE AMERICAN oMsaTIoNs-PmrADELPHrA, Aug.
ie.-Tbe native Americans Of Philadelphia county have
nominated Benz w. Miller for the State senate. The
party in the first congressional district have nominated L.
e. Levin for Congress.
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SANINGs and Exchange Bank OF California, san
FranciscoBis Of Exchange Bank Metropo-
U.s." Washington, and upon principal city and
United States.
Our facilities and arrangements better and perfect
any other house In California.
Persons carrying wishing place funds California
much more safe and convenient take certificates OF
from The Bank Of the Metropolis prepared
cash them upon presentation.
Investments, collections. and rcmancc
vorable
,. RoBiNeoN ROBINSON q CO.,
r. l.. SMITH. nd Proprietous
July lin cnifl lYs
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We regret 10 learn that Commodore Stockton has been
called home by domestic afiicton.
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Il ENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE, directed by N
board OF vsiters appointed by the state under the
endence OF Colonies r. r. r. Allen and r. W.
graduates Of West Point practical engineers
faculty.
semi annual session.
address the supcrinendopts "May Institute Frankfort,
Kentucky or the undersigned.
r. DUDLEY,
Aug6-eodl md&cpt President OF the Board
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ls& W
baltimore and Washington Railroad.
pASSENGER trains ms folowsi
Il Leave Washington nj Q and o. n l9l, and a.,
Leave baltimore NJ ~ and ., a. ms 81, D. m.
On Sundays the second and third and
the second and fourth from Baltimore
Philadelphia New can
obtained by trains leaving At 0, and
the free Of
Baltimore and Philadelphia, TO the railroad
tickets Radensbug, per quarter
furnished upon application at the ONCE.
T. N. PARSONS,
Ap 9S--dn Agent
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nRAyELIIyG TRUNKS TRUNKS THE subscriber
having assortment Of style
quality Of travelling trunks yaises ladies' hatboHes and
bags viii reasonable prices would invite
purchasers under the Aihonmum
Pennsylvani avenue, between AZ and 9Th streets. -
July 30-lm DANIEL CANFBELis
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VOLTS PTsTOLs.-A fun Of Sizes, Inn
Total, Aug l5-9m
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
)EniOCRATIC NOMINATIONS ,

MORNING. AUGUST is, 1854
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Mr.. HUNTER. | wish to say that report was made
ths morning, from the Committee on Finance, in relation
% the Texas debt. Upon that question: in the mi
Monty was not in my seat here when that report was
made and merely wish to say now that bad not time TO
wte out minority report but dissent from the report
which they come
L'oLoIoNs.-cHARGEs AGAINST THE MEXICAN BOUND.
:. -, AIRY COMMISSIONER.
~. /" bLLhR | would ask the Senate 10 take up a
= eo.uGon m hai presented weeks since in relation
~ ~ a., nsesugaton Of the charges against Mr. Bartlett,
a, A., L.isoher !, - upon the Mexican boundary. will
- y,h a' ~ - Important that II shoudsbe considered now,
e'o aIs several important witnesses in this city
vi M"o & s's aoout % leave for New Mexico bad intend
- Ef'hs somelhlng IN reply to the honorable senator
tho hom hnoue isiand, tMt CLARKE,l but I will waive
wa. ~ o,der 70 have this COMMITTEES organized as soon
I possloie; ! move the resolution be now taken up
IRON the table and considered - =
me question belng then taken the motion was agreed
o' ana the resolution read az follows:
n Resoired That tho charges preferred bv Colonel Me-
euan9, OF me typographical corps nd others AGAINST
pnue'i appointed commissioner IN rt,n and M tic
ooundaY line between the United States and the rennbic
mexoo, De referred to select comni,ee ~ Ave ioy IN
and papers" W seno 'o' persons
ne question being then taken on the adoption Of the
resolution II was agreed to. - ~
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Notice in Chancery.

SAMUEL H. GUTHRIE, who resides without the State Of
- Ohio. will take notice that on the 22d day ofsNovember,
a. b. 1852. William F Hunter, of the county of Monroe and
3eorss Hays and Elizabeth A. Hays his wife. Of the county Of
Van Vert 10 the State of Ohio, filed their Bill in Chaneery in
the court Of Common Pleas of Monroe county and State afore'
aid. ,eajnst the said Samuel H. Guthrie, the object and prayer
Of which is to compel the said Samuel H., Guthrie to complete
: contract entered into on the 10Th day Of March. 1883, for the
ala county. bounded on the north by the road leading from
Woods6eld to Lewisviile, on the west BY lands now owned by
william Okey, on the south by lands of David Kirkbridt, and
IN The east by lands now owned by William F. Hunter; by max.
tnr to The complsinans a deed for the same; and unless the said
Samuel H. Guthrie shall appear and plead, answer. or demur to
said Bill within 80 days after the next Term OF said Court, that
a The Summer Term Of said Court, 1853, a decree will be taken
against him az by confession.
HOLLISTER,O KEY T. HOLSTER,
Nov. "a. 1852. Solicitors for Complainant.
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DR.. Guysett's Improved Extract d
Yellow Dock & Sarsaparilla!

The original and only genuine preparation iot Ins
permanent cure OF Consumption and Disease
Of the Lungs when they are supposed to eai
be affected by the free use Of Mef- sol
curry, Iron, Quinine, sc. &c. s
Let alt who wish to purge the blood from inn
~purities, and prepare the system to resist epidem.
les, resort to "Guysott's Extract Of Yellow Dock
and Sarsaparilla,' - which 10 proving itself an INIT.
dote for many Of the most malignant diseases that
flesh is heir to, and they will never be disappoint-
ed; for in this remedy the public faith has never
wayered-never can wavcr; for il is founded on
experience, Just as their want Of faith in other
and spurious compounds is founded on expert.
ence They fly from mineral nostrums TO seek
hope. life and vigor from this purely vegetable
remedy, however broken down in health and
spirits-however Ioathsome to himself and Others
let no one despair Of recovery; let the patient oalv
understand that his hope OF physical restoraiion
lies only in "Guysott's Extract OF yellow Dock
and SarsaparilIa,' and persuade him, for bis LIES
sake, to try it. and we have no hesitation IN Pss-
dieting his speedy restoration to health.
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Notice in Chancery.

jcHADRACH ~BOTTENFIELD, Of the State Of Pennsylva-
~ MA, win take notice that on the 26th day OF November 1852,
Peter Slime filed in the Court Of Common Pleas OF Monroe coun.
". Ohio. his Bill ia Chancery. against him and others, the object
q which is to correct . mistske in the description OF land sold by
Samuel Botten6eid, in his life time to Peter Slime, and to com
pel me defendants to convey the same to complainant, by a proper
description; unless you sppear, and plead. answer or demur to
ssd Bill within so days after the next Term of said Court, that at
the Summer Term Of said Court 1853, the complainant VIII take
. decree a. by confession
~ sW HOLLlSIEk, OhEf noLLio LEM
Dec. I. 1852. Solicitors for Complainant.
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ASE As to presens Ssofs. aose. distrbaness. ~ dis'Fder'y
esssnblaea. IN TIE totcn Of Clnipgton
u. Urc. Il. Be II ordained by the town council OF the sOwno y
Clariugton. That At shall DO held and deemed % violation OF te
public peace. and contrary to the dignity, comfort. and conve-
: nisnse II The corporation of Clsrington and u innaDl.aes, LOT
4 bovs. or other persons, to c~ongregate OF assemble on tne SHeeu
or Alleys Of said town Of Darlington. and make or cause 70 Do
made. either in sport OF otherwise, any noise or disturoancs 70
the annoyance or displessurs Of the inhabitants OF suon loGs.!yi
sod nv person OF persons 80 offending, shall, upon conviction
thereof, Be fined 10 any sum not less than fifty cents nor more
M. 9. That 1t shall be unlawful for any person TO shoot or
diechsre ! load from any gun or pistol. or other hre'arms' or 10
buro 6r~e-crackers or other fireworks for sport or otherwise, WIN
in The corporate limits of said town Of Darlington; and any per-
eou % offending. shall, upon conviction thereof, pay q he Of not
less than tw enty. five cents, nor more than one dollar.
This Act to take effect. and be in force. from and after the hst
day Of December next. nu,r rpov ,1u..
Z. B. Cox, Recorder.
Chrngton, Nov II, 1852,
AN ACT to establish the standard measure Of coal in the town
.s of Darlington.
40 Be Il ordained By the t0Un council Of the fotOn o. C!dTtng.o",
That two thousand six hundred and e~igLty.eight cubic inches,
= shall constitute a bushel Of coal.
g hi. Al ~ take effect in ten DAYS from and after it's passage.
MARTIN TROY. Mayor.
s&a4 Z. B.. Cox. Recorder.
ClNrington, Nov. II, 1852.
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SLOAN'S
Horse & Cattle Medicine

NO heQlClu0 III . uhu ACCofup1isticu " 49, 49,
r1ixsry Curss, and given so Jnirsrsai Satisfaction in svs1
variety and stage Of disease. or that has so efssnss 81
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tinds, Sprains, Bruises. rEsckcd Heels. kinsbone, Wine
calls, Poll Evil, Callous, rravins, sweeney, Fistu'a, ~
kst, Strains, Lameness, Sand Cracks. Foondsrsd BsA
Scratches or Grease, Mango md Horse Disiemper.
TAs Conaitisn Por1sr will remove ai Inflammation ~
liver, purify the blood, loosen the skin, cleanse the ws1
and strengthen every part of the body and has provsda
sovereign remedy for the following diseases:
Founder, Distemper, Hide Bound, Loss or Appeute, IN
ward Strains, Yellow Ws,cr, Inflammation OF the Eye
fatigue from hard exercise; also Rheumatism, commonly
sailed stfr complsint,) which proves 80 fatal to many vala
able horses IN this country. Iii also a safe and certain
remedy Coughs and Colds. which generate 70 many
fatal diseases. -
These remedies nssr injus, and SiDsys Css. II The .
setions are followed. ~
Poe further particulars and a m.ataude or Orrs~SS
~nvLsSh Cws, get Pamphtss Of agents.
w. B. SLOAN,
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The following case of Benajah Hughes il one
of the most astonishing on record. Alter forty
years sickness, two years. excruciating torture.
the amputation of one leg, and the body snd
limbs almost a mass Of eating. purifying, dc.
charging ulcers, to be cured by eight bottles 81
Cuysotts Extract Of Yellow Dock and Sarsapa-
rila, is almost miraculous. ga
READ THE CERTIFICATE. p ~a.s
Tal,apoosaC Co.., Ala, Jan. 2, 1854.
Dr.. CuysoTT-Dear Sir:-I send you this -
certify TO YOU that your Extract of Yellow Docs
and Sarsaparilla has performed one OF the most
wonderful cures on me that has ever been enecss
ed on man. e4 Hl9f
have been afflicted for forty years with irrup.
tions ON nv legs and feet, in 1913 they got SO bad
that | had TO 60 on crutches, and in ls49 had
one leg amputated above the knee. 10 about ,
months after my other leg broke out 10 large
eating and running sores from my koee to my
toot. and discharged a great deal OF ofiensiye
matter. NV groin also broke out in large bi!es.
which discharged much offensive matter. and -
the same time my left hand broke out IN large
running sores nearly to my elbow. -
The misery that | have suffered for the last twn
wears / can not describe to you. ! was in such
agony that I never rested day OF night. was
given 10 to die, and by the help Of God ! had
made preparation for death. and had pointed ous
to nv family the place where TO bury my remains.
In October last my son brought me one Of your
hottie .wrappers; / read it, and found record 81
some wonderful cures performed by your "Ex-
tract Of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla." senN
and got two bottles Of it, and commencsd taxing
il. In two weeks, to my great astonishments my
sores all become easy, and I could eleep ell nsshts
a thing | had not done for two years. When !
had taken six bottles, my sores had nearly ~
healed. Nv sores got well ss if by enchaniunene.
| have now used in ell eight bottles OF yoas
"Extract Of Yellow Dock aud SAssapsrhba, snd
now consider myself well. | asa a. tossfe
terms to set forth the worth Of this medicines, 81
TO express my gratitude for what It has done ies
me I must call it the Savior OF man ifom msss-
nv while living upon earth. .ss,
entreat ali of the afflicted to Try this medicines
for 7 be,ieye il will cure any known disease in the
world. Law aside all prejudice asd just NY u,
and proclaim its great worth TO suffering mankind
and entries, them to take il, for 1t will cure thss.
NV case Is well known IN . large psftioa .
s ,uth Carolina, Georgia and Alabama, and = any
should doubt the above cwe. Il invite them q
call on me. and l will show them the scars. !
can be found in Taiapoosa Co. Alsosns. en-
. '' BENAJAH HUCHWX a.
J Quart bottles, 81 per botde-rix bottles 49,
;. JOHN D. PARK,us
Northeast cornes Of 4th and WALNUT sts. Civ
c%innsti, o., General Agent for ths Nest. y
: whom oil orders must be addressed. sg%sya
.lFor sale BY j.. A. &C. H. Davss9ess
VI Woodsfeld; II. E Kotsebus, MaIsta
/. Pollock. Carter & CO., Sunfsh; M. Z
s. Miles l. Son, SsmsrtAAss Ostsa I
III, Buell., Marietta 4
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AUDITORS OFFICE. woopsrIELp.
Monroe County. Ohio, Nov. %, 1852

.r..ab,v 10 The provisions OF On Act entitled IAN act pre-
.cribiug the duties Of County Auditors " passed March %. lSio'
and tho ~amepdstory acts thereto, l hereby give notice that the
whole Of the several tracts Of land and town lots and psrts OF ,@S.
necs,,,ry to pay the taxes and penalty charged thereon,
viii Be sold ii the Court House. in the town OF Woodsheia,
Monroe County. Ohio, on tie Second Monday Of January, nerf,
1hs;nv The 10Th day Of said month, by the County Treasurer,
unless such taxes and penalty Be psid before that time.
49, loHN \. NoLL, Auditor. Monroe Co., Q,
Nov. ~, 1854. isea W.