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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-02

NEw FoUNTAIN N raE FOUNTAIN err
An excellent fountain was atruck last week At
Fond du Lac, by boring only S feet. Il { $
charges s 200 quarts an hour Of excellent wa
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-02

Doors opeH at ~ end 81 o'eiacE Performances COM
ueHes ar ? md o'elocE. .7dais si0n-Bores,
50 Cents. CHI dren, half price.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-02
EorEsrRLAN. GYMNAsTIc AND DRAMArLc

The characteristics Of this establishment consist in
the largest collection Of
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-02

MURDER AT ARBEEvrLLE--LEAHRy, the
Tecusant Catholic priest. who has for several
wears past travelled through the country lee
turing upon RomanIsm and getting cd riots.
on W eonesday last murdered EDwARp J Man
LEY,a' PardeevIlle Colombia county, bv shosr-
ing. He also shot at kso NoEToN TWICE. one
shot slightly VoundIng. He was finally ar
rested. eAamined and committed tolaiI to await
his trial for murdar- The cause ofthe murder
wes jealousy 81 MAINLY and his T.eshev's1
wife Madison Daily Democrat.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-02
Arrival Of the Atlantic.

Yours, truly
CHIPPEWA.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-02

PARsoN BE1wNLow A6AlN.-This eccen-
trio mortal, VINO edits quasi Wing paper in
Tennessee, the only one which opposes Cen
eral Scott, has been widely quoted and com
mended by the Loco Foco papers on that ac-
count. 1t seems that tile gentleman is quite
tastidlous as 10 his candidate. He can't SUP
port Scstt, and as to Pierce. his paper Of the
9Th says, after rgcitirg certain Of Pierce's
votes IN Congress, "Tf7e cannot r0te for, or
support such an unfsei ing end cod-66ode1
Yankee Is this
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-02
MARRIED,

See advertisementin this paper.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-02

o. Iowa papers say that the corn crop in
lava is likely to be larger than ever before
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-21
Pierce and IIarbor improvements

1n the House OF Representatives, on
Thursday, STUART took occasion to state
that he himself favored the River and Har-
Dor bilIreported by the Committee on Com
metce, and demed that The democrats as a
party, were opposed to such Improvements,
when reqnisi e. As for Gen. PiERcE. he,
while in Congress. nerer roted against
any bill Of The kind that Mr. Clay did not
oppose Hurra! CLAY and PIERCE work
ed in the same harness prior to the enact
,nent Of the compromise Now let's have
q shot from the other side.-P. Dealer.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-21
BALTIMORE, Julv l6.

DALTIfUKE, July IU.
The southern mail with New Orleans
dates to the 10th. arrived.
The Pacayane contains letter from
Brownsville, Texas, announcing the arrest
of number Of Mexican and Indian robbers
BY party Of Mexicans citizens.
The Robbers exhibited written authors
ty, purporting to be from Gen. AvaIos, to
rob and murder whatever Americans they
might find In taeir paths.
Mr.. Weddel, the American Consul, wns
on the point of leaving Ma,amoras for
Washington to lay the facts before to Gov
ernment
Six additional bodies of those who per-
ished by the explosion of the steamer St.
James have beer recovered.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-21
NOTICE

s hereby given to Ropertus w. King, Jnhn M.
King, Olive B. King. Alanson R. King, Elisha
J King, Thomas b. King. James King, Camilla
Harmon, Orrin Harmon, Elenor E. Hall, Sheldon
Hall, and james Smith, that Tracy M. King on the
7th day of February 1852, filed petition against
them in the Clerks offce Of the Court OF Com ION
Pleas of Portage County Ohio, wherein she prays for
assignment OF Dover in the following premises.
Situate in the township of Charlestown, in the
county Of Portage and State Of 0aio, and 10 known
by being the Eas, side Of the West part of lot No.
thirty -four, extending from the highway the South
end of said lot No. thrtyour being at each end of
equal width, and contains eleven acres, being also
the same land of which said Robert King died seized.
Also Of certain other tract ofland in said towns
ship of Chariestowa and is known as being the
whole of lot No. hundred and thirty nine 10 said
township, and contains one hundred and seventy
acres OF land be the same more or less. Said de-
PENDANTS will take further notice that said petto
will be heard at the next term of said court.
RANEEY & TAYLOR, Soils for Pet.
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HEALTH-cHoLERA-cLEAN UP.

HEALTH-CHOLERA UP.
The warm season is upon US, and diseases in
cident to the warm season, are beginning to be
developed. In addition to this, the Asiatic
Cholera is prevailing in the cities. and the caus-
es which produce disease there, exist here; and
it is important that Health Committees be ap-
pointed to look to the condition of streets, lanes
alleys and premises, to procure lime or other
disinfectants, and secure thorough cleaning up
and purifcaton. Such a course will ward off
fevers and the ordinary diseases incident to the
warm season, though no Cholera should be among
u.s. The citizens of Ravsnna are, therefore, ur-
gently requested to meet at the Grand Jury
Room, on Friday evening next, at the ringing
of the Court House bell, to take the matter into
consideration, and to devise ways and means to
secure thorough purifcation of the village.
MANY CITIZENS.
Rayenna, July 20, 1859.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-21

Democratic Senator from Ksntucky.-
The Democratic Governor of Kentucky has
appointed David Meriweather (dem to be
Senator in Congress from hatstaie, to fill
the Vacancy occasioned by the death oil
Henry Clay. This is the only Democratic
Senator-it.at has ever been sent from lha.
state since the apostacy Of Henry Clay
from the Democrscy.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-21

TESTIMONY OF AN ATHEIST REFUSED.
in the u. S Circuit Court at Boston, on
Wednesday, Judge Sprague refused to allow
Waller Hunt, of New York, to testify in
the sewing machine patent case, on The
ground that he was an atheist.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-21

CHALLENGE FOR SHIP RAcE.-The
American Navigation Club says the London
Times. challenges the ship builders Of Great
Britain to a ship race, with cargo on board,
from port in England TO port in China
and back
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-21
Collision bstaosen the Steamboat Anse, ica.
and the Propeller City Of OssOsgo!

Collision bst,oeen the Steamboat Ansea ica.
and the Propeller City Of Oswsgo!
About Fifteen Lives Lost.
Last night, between eleven and twelve
o'clock, the steamboat 4mersca, from Cleve-
land, and the propeller C9ty Of OsUcgo,
from Oswego, came into collision some three
or four miles off Chasrin. / be former
was bound for Buffalo; the latter for this
city. The force OF the collision was so
tremendous that the propeller sunk within
ten minutes, going down headforemost in
about six fathom of water.
The loss Of life, as far as ascertained, is
as follows.
Mrs. Ann Green, (wife Of John Green,)
Of Oswego, aged %;
Miss Amanda Wise, of Oswego, aged
ID.
Mrs Miles Hotchkiss, and daughter, of
Oswego; Mf. James Pbeency, Of Clevela nd, ,
aged 45; Mr. James Callaghan, wife, and 3
chi dren, OF oswego.-Cl. Pl. Dealer 1871
CoLLAMER, July I6, 1852.
MEssRs. EDIroRs:--A body of woman
was found yesterday morning about half
q mile below the mouth Of Euclid Greek,
apparently 25 or 80 years Of age, with
common calico clothes and night cap; also
the body OF child about two years OF age,
near Sam McIlraths. They were no doubt
passengers of the ill-fated Osaoego.
Youis &C.
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-
PrObate Notice.

NOTICE is hereby gwen 10 alt persons interest.
IN ed, that the Executors AdmlnIstfators and
70 the Court of Probate in aud tor the County of
Portage, in the State oil Ohio, their several settle.
ment accounts, which are placed on file in the Of
nee oil the Judge of said Court and continued for the
inspection and exception of all persons interested
until Monday, the 10th day Of August D. 1852.
Calvin Hocomb,s Estate Partial Settiem cnt,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-21
From California.
ARRIVAL OF THE 81 EAMER ILL

NEw York, July Is
The steamer Illinois arrived this evening
at six clock from Aspinwall, whence she
sailed on The 7ts, via HAVANA on the Lib,
bringing 39a passengers, with the mails,
and $649,000 in specie Oh freight, md q
half a million in the hands of passengers
She brings San Francisco dates 10 The lslh.
The passengers; the mil, and The tteas.
ure we're brought 10. Panama in The steam>
or California, which, with the, Unicorn,
were the only steamships from that. part Of
California. They brought down 3l5 pas
sergefs.
The Daniel Webster. snil.d d from Aspin
wall before the Illinois, for New york
Her outward bound passengers were aaaii-
ing al San Juan del Sud, the arrival Of the
propeller Pioneer. TO take them to San
Francisco. As The Pioneer was not heard
from since she left Rio Janeiro, their stay
at San Juan was uncertain.
The Panama, Railroad has been compile.
ted Id the cruising Of the river near Cor
gona.
The Illinois spoke on the 18th, a, nine
in the evening, The Empire City fr,m New
York, and the New Orleans on the same
evening al eleven o'clock.
The news from the mines was satisfac.
tory.
An express at San Diego from Gila re-.
ports the murder Of Col. Craig, Boundary
Commissioner.
The Board Of Aldermen of San Francis
co have refused 10 confirm the appointment
Of Judge Campbell 49,.
A; bloody rencontre took place during the
CoHlt Sessions al Sacramento, between
Judge Wilson and John H. McCune, W ith
his friend Henry Can6eld. M'Cune was
stabbed with sword cane by Judge Can
field; he drew revolver and fred al the
Judge bat missed him, the ball hitting a Mr..
M'Donald. A second ball took effect on
the Judge, wounding him slightly. M'Cune
Is likely 10 recover; u Donald, j. is thought,
will die. A meeting Of citizens was called
and q committee appointed to bring Canfeld
70 Immediate trial.
Later news received at San Francisco
from the Society Islands states that the rev.
olutionists were successful, and had repulsed
the royalists with severe loss on both sides
They had re>instaied their President.-
Queen Pomare. on herring their defeat,
went personally, and the troops again rails
lied; they were, however, defeated and fed
forrefuge on board The Frenchirigate which
arrived al Sahiana on the 18th Of May.
The sWhig State Convention at San
Francisco, on the 14th. nominated J. NJ.
Huntington, Of Toiume, for the Supreme
Court, long term, and Mr.. S,anlon for the
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-21
Four Negroes Killed by Tightening
LoUisyIILE Jul,

LOUISVILLE, July IA.
During storm at Lexington, Miss. /,
yesterday, tree on Mr.. Cunning CHAM $
plantation, under which party Of seven
negroes were eating their dinner, was struck
with lightning, and four Of the negroes were
instantly killed.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-21
CHAIRS SASH & BLINDS.

VIE Subscribers, successors of }. b. &
j. G. McEiwaIn are prepared to furnish at their
large Steam Factory just North of the Prentiss
House. Dlfferen, sized pine window sash and
blinds, to order. Also keep on hand general as
sortment Of Chairs, Bedsteads, Bedstead Posts,
Table Legs, &c. All made of good materials and
IN good workman-like manner, and will sell at
low figures for the ready.
-Ravenna July II. McELWAINS & ARNOLD. i.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-21
Appointments for July.
DPe lRe VuubDSs
ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN,
WILL be in attendance at his rooms follows

WILL be in attendance at his rooms follows
Ravenna-Prentss House, NJ onday afternoon and
Tuesday, 26 HI and 9th yuIy.
Akron-Cobbs Exchange Saturday s4th July.
CIeveland-WeddeliH House, Monday and Tues.
day, 7fs, and 22d Jane.
The ensuing appointments is ona,oidably de.
ferred ua,i laie in -JHiJ, aGet which they will be
attended monthly as heretofore.
Those afflicted with tie disease of the Lungs,
Liver, Spleen Kidneys, Inaamation, Rhe una
tsm, Asthma, shortness of breath, or difficulty of
breathing, Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Weakness, or Nerv>
Gus Debility, Resfessness, Loss of Appetite, Con-
stipa,ion Deeshgement of the Stomach. Bili-us
Affections, Gravel, White Swelling, Cancer Sc, ofua
la Ulcers. Impurities ofthe Blood, or any chronic
or long standing disease, are invited to call.
If an individual is aaked why he does not resort
10 remedies for his complaint, the almost invariable
reply is, "I don't know what to do; l have tried
the regular Doctors, the Homeopathisis, the Thomp-
sonia1s, and all others. have taken the adver.
tised Medicines, until / am tired-nope of them
do me any good am completely discouraged;
think can never be cured" We respectfully in
vte the attention of this large class of sufferers to
the ineontrouertible FACTS uot theories) which we
publish monthly.
Imvaids, Read!
Case of Mrs. Way, Shaiersvlie, Portage CO >, Ohio.
Mrs W., like Others affeadv published, was
subject of constant Intellectual !medical treatment
for years, prior to the course resulting in health
The hTst Development OF the disease was pain In
the side and chest, which continued during the en-
tire time of illness. As it advanced, extreme ira
tabilityw was evinced, with pain In the back and
shoulders, violent paptatng of the heart, occa-
sional cough, and periods OF difRcalt breathing;
mouth and throat infamed and corroded BY can.
ker, tongue swollen, At times SO far paraJ zed as
to prevent speaking; appetite sometimes want ng,
at others, very voracious; food causing much dis
tress of stomach, sometimes rising, and painful
pinking sensation or "goneness,'' frequently cons
stained of at the pit OF the stomach; extreme pros
,ration and nervous paroxysms Of peculiar char
acter followed. For short time she would be.
come totally deaf and blind, and subsequently, La
boring under a strange meptal haIucination, trem-
BILE with fear, protesting that her most intimate
friends sslook ed like cerpses and gbosts'' About
two years ago, while still failing, her treatment
AnaiyticaIly was commenced ard continued, until
a comfortable degree OF health was regained. For
the past year, except when suffering from cold
excessive fatigue, Mrs. W. says ssshe has felt as
well as ever before taken sick.s
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-21
l1AMILToN, canada, July l

HAMILTON, Canada July Is.
4 The Orangemen made an excursion TO
Toronto 10 celebrate the l2th of July
While returning they were attacked by Irish
Catholics, when a tight ensued, in which
TWO were killed and many wounded.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-21

WAsH,NGToN, July l6
Roger Jones, Adjutan, General Of the
United States Army, died last evening.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-21
WILL EXHIBIT AT RAVENNA,

WILL EA0IDll ! nj NAV VLIVlVA3
Early in August. Due notice OF the day Of exhi-
bulon will be gwen. Price of admission 25 Cents:
Children under 9 years of age, 10 Cents. To the
whole oi this immense establishment including
Gen. Tom Thumb, and the entire collection Of
Wild Animals, Wax Statuary, Mr.. Pierce's
Performances in the Dens, the Baby Ele-
bhant. Mr.. Nellis, Performances, &c.
No EXTRA CHARGE under any preteuse what
ever, let the reports be what they may!
This Establishment will Exhibit at the following
Towns in August and September.
Akron, Canton, New Phiadelphia, New Comers>
town, Coshocton, Mlilershurgh. 4w37l
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-21
P. T. BARNUMS'
GRAND COLOSSAL.
Museum and Menagerie!

TaHE largest Travelling EXHIBl ION il the
l. world, being combination OF all the most
popular and uGexceptonal amusemeI Is of the age
enlarged and improved for the season Of 1852.
A TEAM OF 10 ELEPHANTS
VIII draw the great Car ot Juggeruaut.
A BABY ELEPHANT
Only one year old, and but 81 feet high will carry
upon his back around the interior OF the immense
Pavilion the LlllipiutIan GEN. TOM THUMB.
The Magnificent Curtege comprises f50 horses and
1870 men. The Pavilion of Exhibition has been
enlarged until it is capable Of accommodating l5,-
600 spectators at once. The collection of living
ever exhibited in America. Among many Others
will be found
Six Beautiful Lions
Fresh from their native forests.
A SACRED BURMESE BULL
From the Island OF CeyIon, worsh,ped by the Pa
gan Natives, and recently taken from Iiolatrous
Temple. "
prod gious size and ierocity.
A MAGNIFICENT ROYAL TIGER.-The larg-
est one ever captured alive.
AN lEFANTILE CAMEL-Only six months of
age. the first one ever born in America, &c., sc.
The Drove of ELEPHANTS were captured in
tho Jungies of Central Ceyion, by Messrs.- 5. b.
JUNE and GEO. NUTTER, assisted by $50 natives,
after a pursuit of three months and four days in the
Jungles. They were finally entrapped and secured
in an Indian Kraal or Trap, of fenormous dimensions
and prodigious strength, where they were subdued
The Calf Elephant accompanies It's Dam, and was
weaned on its passage from India.
A NATIVE CEYLON CHIEF, of high caste in
his own country, has charge of the ELEPHANTS, hay
ing accompanied them from Ceylon.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-21

Jesse Tryon Guardian to Seth Tryon Final Settle,
ment. Attest LUTHER L. BROWN,
| Probate Judge.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-21

PROPRIETOR
has the honor TO announce, that encouraged by the
brilliant success which has attended all his various
efforts for the amusement OF the public, he has been
led to furm the project of organizing vast travel.
ing.
NluscA I'm of Wonders,
Which comprises great variety ofatlractions, and
more extraordinary novelties, than any travelling
exhibition in the world. Every feature of this
mammoth establishment is of peculiar and inter
estIng nature, and the whole is produced upon
g ganlic scale of magnitude. The travelling para
phernalia of The American Museum, as 1t enters
each town is proceeded by the gorgeous
Car Of Juggernau.'
Drawn by Ten Elcphan,s sup srbly caparisoned,
being an accurate model OF the terrible engine CT
ldelatrous sacrifice, fin lshcd and decorated in all
the extravagance of Hlndoo style. Following this
monster vehicle, is a long procession of costly car
riages, the whole forming spectacle oil more than
Oriental splendor. The exhibition will take place
within agnlfcent varigated Pavilion, composed
of fAmerican flags Of waterproof fabric. TheIeal,
genuine, original
Gen. Tom Thumb
Is attached to this exhlboa and will appear in all
his performances as gwen before the principle
crowned heads OF Europe, including Songs, Dances,
Greclan Statues, .and his admired presentations Of
Napuleon and Frederick the Great. The little
General is twenty years of age, weighs teen
pounds, and is but twenty,eight inches high. Also
engaged
The without asa,s, who will execute his extra.
ordinary feats of loading and firing pistol with bis
toes; cutting profile likenesses; shooting at mark
with bow aud arrow, playing upon the Accordion
and VleiIncelo, etc. Mr.. Nellis, in these perform
ances, exhibits a wonderful example Of what ndom.
table energy and industry can accomplish, even
when laborIpg under disadvantages aPpar antly the
most nsu mourtabie.
A complete Menageuo of
Living Wild Animals.
Is also included IN the American Museum, and at
a convenient period during the exhibition
MIR, Pierce
Will enter the DeBs OF Wild Beasts, and give his
classical illustrator of Hercules struggling with
the N@mean Lion; Daniel in the Lyons Den;
Sampson destroying the Lion, SC.
One ofthe mest interesting portions OF the exhol
ton s formed BY the display cf great collection OF
Wax Statuary.
Including figures OF The OF life, Of all the Pres
dents of ihe Unled States, and also of great num-
Der of noted characters, American and Foreign, all
OF which are accurate likenesses, and aFproprl-
ateIy costumed In fact the whole establshme Mt is
a vast repository of
Wonderful Objects of Nature ana Art,
The iulI particulars OF which Itwuufd be mPoss Bile
TO give within the limits of newspaper anvertise
meat, and which has been brought together at an
enormous expenditure Of means, forming the largest
and most novel travelling exhibition IN this or any
other country.
A 6ue Military Band will perform the most pops
ular airs of the day the procession enters town,
and also during the hours Of exhibition.
The American Museum and Menagerie
yTTTTT rvuTQIT AT RAUFNNA
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-21

BlRps OF a FEATHER, &c.-The letter
Of Gen. Scott, promising to come out for
the Compromise in case be was nominated,
which was smoked ou, of Bots pocke, at
the wtig Convention, was addressed 10 Wills
liam s. Archer, of Va. who snade himself
no, only conspicuous, but ridiculous few
years ago, on account of his Natirisn,.
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2@59S
FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE.
ETNA ms. COMPANY,

nj Utica. N, Y.
UNION MUTUAL LIFE ms. COMPANY
o: .ston, Mss.
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of Hartford, Conn
The Subscriber having been appointed Agent for
the above Companies, will issue Policies on the
most favorable terms.
grThe above Companies stand among the best
managed and safest Insurance Companies in the
couna;. .s..... -
Applications made TO Us. HERRIcK. <.
General Insurance Agency Office, Rasenna, o. :
.-----~-~------~~--~------
CLEvEtAND, Jan. Goth, 1852.
w. w. WoRsTELL->ir: / have discovered
that two small sized bottles of Mustang Lini-
ment' is worth thirty dollars The discovery
was made in the following manner.-I purchased
o fortnight since horse for thirty-fve dollars
ON account of sprainea shoulder, and now, af-
ter having used two bottles Of your Mustang
Liniment,n have been offered sixty-fve dollars
for the Horse, besides pay for his keeping
The Horse can be seen at the stable of the
United States Hotel. Yours, &c, M.
= :
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-21

Hartford Etna Fire Insurance Co.
VNHIS Is one Of the oldest, and is the best Com.
pany in the United Stttes. The undersigned
Is agent, aud will receive applications and lssu
olicies. HENRY A. SWIFT
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4 heavy FIRE ID lnc rear. !"

The New York Herald says: There is
yet fair prospect for the Organization of
a national Union party, and the nomination
OF ON Independent, Union ticket for the Pres.
sdeney. The following notification, which
We have received from Philadelphia, goes
t,oldly and practically to work in calling a
national Union Convention. TO meet ia sa id
city ON the tisss os Augus,, for The ,ndepen-
dent noipina.ion Daniel Webssers
ANATIoNAL UNION coNy ENrroN
Viii be held IN the city OF Philadelphia,
uponthe Isl day of.August.s 1852, for the
nomination Of Daniel. w ebsler for the Pres.
idepcy Of ihe UnI,ed Sia,e., and suitable
candidate for the Vice Presidency, for the
support of the Union party Of The nation,
in November next.
DeIegdles from ten States now hold Them
selvas ID readipess for this. step; other States
are requested TO choose suitable represents
a,iyes without delay.
FRIENDS of The Union, and Of its great.
champion, you are nowscalIed upon to give
evidence OF. your devotion 10 that cause
which has enlisted The talents Of the most
eminent, and the sympe,hies Of a mighty
nation. g
The immediate formation Of local Web.
ster Union associations is earnestly recon-.
mended.
AWnshington correspondent Of the Her.
aid states that there is no, ths slightest
doubt, come veal or woe. that the friends
Of Daniel Webster intend to run him for
the Presidency; and if SO, the movement
will cut up Scott, north and South, from,
and rear.
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Jnaruira,

ID DATENT & ENAMEL'D Leather q
IL good assortment Jus; received aud Tor sale
very low by EFT, RICHARDSON.
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