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nALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.

q AhLICl . ElhOlCaL AIN GAlRdO1Oh. n.
THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY sENpINEnNo Y Compound ha.
nPpa.ioa tae
81 \: s' s5s a' ia
70 Is
qualities q tlis
aaPEss b5s R n unite tie
Ssss s@s'ens EXTRACTOR
aa s asa spsi
M ne fs saa all ' e.
sny medicines may Internally
from all parts Of the country.
not E$TRo As tAsI T Ssns nas n
removes at once The pain and soreness.
natl M M1 s ssaHtS Ps Ss G ps Gii5f
bodily paH hrs sTs ss
Of 3 @ tim. Gy ~ ny have sgn
ms ye' f1fk q s ssii Al E ns
utter well and hearty and e the Of two
wiling should it make the statement ID
oilcinnst 18th month ls4,
ERYsIpELAs
I F ErysPea the PAIN IT valuable Other rene
and viii in the SANE some other place Ins Pain
eaeess hOrougheu
nine year. under medical rtaH All IL i 4 '1 ss
% nrs the most sa | b5yy EysR@ @ 3 M
Jumps hsna ags Sos
sss ds sa'f 9s s ' % fs9 my my
Gt IN I e d 3 Shs ID inc not Got oo IT,
DEATH expected wher
TRY DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR
shs S s afd pg % @ Gso asoy @ IT @ an
uoint me thoroughly obtained seemed to invest
them my your valuable
being as strong as ever and have been since s
SALT RHEUM
that DALLEYs PAIN EXTRACTOR bas
family Rheum thirteen
These fierce disease, hay been @ hey beth
st Is PseH, rsslaans iaIl@n
Ssissy to the Of the
CosTIvENEss; OR, CONSTIPATION OF THE BOWELS.
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR ia the sure safest and most certain
th old h"s 's
called office with as'opismsnt their faces stating ht
ths tows and a%! opioas resulted from This
SORE NIPPLES
The efficacy of the PAIN this disease remarkable.
We no Of and do not hesitate that the on.
certificates ladies' subject following procured bs
a.S M s a for SORE s NpPss M and
FEVER SORES '-S''>-'
hereby certify that have afflicted with
" s"E
sss 81
when, whole
Salpe mD entirely healed have nothing it left
| BRADOCk DAVIS,
Henrietta, Monroe county N. y, May 8, 1888.
| CUTS, WOUNDS AND SORES.
The effects Of the PAIN EXTRACTOR wonderful
does all heal the
REMAINS Its in healing old Of long standing
paralleled.
| Sr. LOUIS, Mo-, July 8, 1876.
Dear S-Aboda week SINCE while working trade
foot bad and dangerous The whole bit of the adza
tered the below the The
name continued until
British OIL Tnctre yrrh several adhesive pases
| purpose. then commenced the
| DALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
and less than minutes the pain Inflammation
| and has NO entirely me.
DAILEY,S MAGICAL PAIN EX
being superior any thing have
moving pain or Inflammation.
Ship Carpenter and shall be willing
virtues the Save all times when necessary reade
Avenue at No 15l whereI give information desired
| fouro, truly, JEFFERSON III. BISHOP.
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IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY OWNERS !!
RriGgsscafes. Paint,


FOR WOOD BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS, STEAMBOATS,
SHIPS, RAILROAD CARS DEPoTs AND ALL OUT
DOOR WORK, ALSO FOR ALL KINDS OF
IRON WORK, ABoyEAND
UNDER WATER
~ The attention of the public respectfully called the following
testimonials Of the celebrated BRIDGEWAIER PAINT s
unnecessary the than ad EIGHT MONTHS
use the South the character the Paint firmly established and
offered the public the FIRE AND WEATHER PRO-
TEcToR EVER DISCOVERED
CERTIFICATE OF Jwo. T. MILLER, OF ATTAKAPAs
In July last induced to apply the dgewae Mineral Paint to
s d s ef Tie s % G
s as
s % s saI sP il a has erae sa a as o @ m &
surface, which has proved entirely imPsrvus. ,s,
ss~lDsria A,,ssApa SSsss4 Ssss2 10 1884, '0AN f. MILLER
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST CLAIR THoMAssoN,
OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA.
Having painted hurricane passenger MAG
s my III n qss 5 ~hS
@ II my se any ns
TlfE s
hsAf ns ST. 's rS5s z5 's''
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN, OF
TowBoAT PoRPoIsE.
BdsE co AGENTS On he hurricane deck q he r5os c
M 2si sS" s as@s eas NJ
shout PERFECT SLATE, aud
Gd S i, all 1 The qualities S s1ssS to @ ngT / ERTAN AIN
5den fyeeai beEwATER PAINT purposes
Ssignsdl WIN. BROWN, Captain Of Towboat Porpoise.
Newosana, December i, 1881.
CERTIFICATE OF THE MANAGERS AND AGENTS
OF LOUISIANA DRY DOCK co.
s.
prRd se We ehssrny recommend said PAINT as so
4'''N lsignod, HUGHES, vAL1ETT s THOMAS,
,r WHITNEY 1si'tss Z cois DOCK ~a YARD
NewOresns, February 4, 1897
CERTIFICATE OF JOSEPH BENSON, PAINTER
Ihavs used the BRpGEwATER PAINT for the pas; five months
sa sa h @ h a'a s and canvas roofs
y aS It si it fsd S soF AsT sf | M
AND pTG0n against lsss a sSnsdsF IT. l. 'aI I'll aEs I
moor qualities s hs GsS5 fer
New orleani February 6, 1852. lsacanp atrset.
UNDERWRITERS CERTIFICATE.
% as F E eSTss azh ds snd sss ]
N all times give those fire risks preference where the ssewa:sr
tssnsd aA Mutual @ Company
EDW. OGDEN, Agent General Mutual
JOIN & RSGH5hh eshTos kS5ssf Plssasn nS%n nsra shan
Nj LATEYRE, President Neworesas
l sA + HsHfo 5.9' 9s: f5sEsSi Dss%ass laaSa aassa
addition the above, Agents have their
certificates equally respectable parts app
their oce among which those of Captain B. Robbins
ship Leoies Captain Wm Cuts of ship Charles D. c.
Col H. Tacott NewYork Arssna r. s. Smith, Lieutenant
Quamastr United States Military Academy Yves. Point Oliver H.
ow Secretary of the Hudson River Railroad
Company, &C. BoGERT 4 CO., TO Camp street,
for the States OF Louisiana Mississippi Alabama and Texas
SUB-AGENTS IN NEW ORLEANS.
| hIessrs. STARK, DAY, STAUFFER& i co.
Messrs. PEIESTLY b BEN.
EeRsrs. j. WATERMAN / co.
| JOHN STROUD q co.
E. MAcPHassoN, No. 20 Camp street.
AT MOBILE--JAAiES G. WHITAKER.
| VICKSBU BURG-BYRNE & ANDERSON.
GALVESTGN-JONES & UFFERD.
| BATON ROUGE-LEVI KELLUM.
ATTAKAPAS-C. B. G. WHILDEN. APPS d4Wf
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GOHN BULLS FLUID EXTRACT OF SAR-
% invaluable remedy auy hnppi-
the hearts thousands, daily givt consolation
the afflicted than could be afforded by all The nes Cali
fornia and the world combined is put M qn bottles and
contains the strength times much sarsapaa
any similar preparation made in America.
PRcE-s1 per bottle, or six bottles for f5
haH been aweestabished that Saapara when
and properly prepared the for al! diseases
from the blood the
eating drinks evil habits YOUTH We boldly
that JOHN BULLS FLUID EXTRACT OF sARSAPARIILA
only preparation before the public that prepared strictly scientific
principles uniform strength Sarsapara purchased with
price, and before subjected
the chemical tests and a being
used.
sarapaa contains the virtues of other valuable
medical together forming the best producing tn
greatest curative agent in the known world
GOOD TESTIMONY.
The Ohio State Journal Columbus Ohio thus speaks Of Bulls Sarsa
psriiA:
equal of Buls Compound Flut
Eatof Aarsapaa this city, where has been introduced for til
months only with gratifying
the that purifier the blood
equal Ths bod assertion ubstsnAed by
ing the agent in this city"
Bear with readsYs little longer and be convinced that Bulls Sa
saparlllAi is the WONDER OF THE WORLD
ha. will matter how long have been suffering
What Dr. Owen and Apotheay Of several years standing
ssys about Bulls 6asspaEilA;
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MEDICAL.
MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, No

NEN UINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, NO
~ 151 CARTRES WRIGHT CO. having resov ed
stand unrivaed Of their business have ag go
throughout Uted stAte keep constantly supprsd
with ample assortment far below usual ngst
enabled offer the inspect
extensive which found in this
city Having had experience the purchase and
sale Of acquired facilities conducting this
particular department the liberal SCALE
supply the rnde exceedingly that the can1o.
fail realize handsome either Mt whole
sale retail AT establishment be found full
PATENT MEDICINES. following comprises
their furnished dealers,
at cheaper than than manufactured
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-23

1 PLASTERS.
Sherman's Poor MANS
Allebasis's Poor Mans,
Allebasio's India Rubber Back.
THE Improved Poor Man's,
Jew Dayid's or Hebrew,
tPster's Vegetable,
Knapp's Indian,
White's Machine Spread Strength
ening,
Whiting Is Strengthening,
kidd's Imperial,
LINIMENTs.
Buffers Bone and Fever,
Bert!ne's Lotion,
i Dayis's Horse,
Hunts, Hayes, Scians', I&ewoa'
TOOTH PASTES.
Sherman'a Compound Orris Tooth,
lTbonpson'R Aromatic Tooth,
Jones'a Toothnche.
LOZENGEs.
Sherman's Cough, Worm Camphor,
Ching'y Worm,
Wistar's Cough.
DROPS.
Solomon g }oothRche,
Sherman'a Toothaohe,
Williams'n ToothGche.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Thorn's Extract,
Winer'a Arcanun Extract,
Carter's Spanish Mixture
hlother's Reliet,
bIrz. kidder's Cordial,
| Ua,,,.t,,,fr Tl,thattrirtt,a
osgocd's indian Clologegue,
Halsey's Forest Wine,
Mrs. Haye's Dysentery Cordial,
Cullen's e Female Specific,
Cuilen's Indian Vegetable Remedy
Rowsnd' s Magic Lotion,
Bells Army Tincture,
Dayis's Depurativs Extract,
Jayne's Alterative,
Jayne's Hair Dye,
Jayne's Carmiuative,
Rowand's Carminatiye,
Balm Columbia,
Upham'a Pile Elnetuary,
Jonea's Chemical Soap,
Crumpton's Bhlsam,
Thompson's Eye Water,
Mrs. Haye's Eye Water,
Perry Davis's Pain Killer,
Jones's Hair Restorative,
Jones's Lilly White,
Bsal's Hair Restorative,
Soda Powders, Colognes,
Meen Fun,
ICiIcaasiau Balm,
Balm OF Gilead,
Roby's Hair Curling Fluid,
Bailey's Shaving Crcam,
Taylor's Shaving Cream,
Bartine's Hair Lotion,
Harris Remedy for Fits.
Lamotte's French Remedy,
Bniley's Mead Syrup,
Bailey's Sugar-coated Capsules,
Bagle's Hyperian Fluid,
lWheeler's Teaberry Toothachs
ljones's Nectar,
Caval's Anoiyue Cordial,
Balm Of thousand Flowera,
Barnes's Pile Lotion,
Is. Fahnestock's Ysrmifuge,
Bailey's Group Syrup,
llyory Paste Bl4eking,
aiacagsar oil,
IChinese Soap,
tLucira Cordial,
tTurlington's Balssm,
iBritish Oil,
ISeidlitz Powders,
Harlem Oil,
Extracts, Sosp, etc., etc.
line not mentioned in this catalogue
.e terms. myeliy
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8 3 . . 8 8 3 3 =

WES Q y q N T u II I u J. s "EEN
COUNTERFEITS .4BOUND!!
All other falsely PAIN ESTRACTORS Couuterfeite
DALEY The worthless who sell them hope, that by stealing
they believe their
the virtues Of the genuine articles Buy but authorized
Agents.
uINE; AND OBSERVE THAT THE NAME, "H DALEY" BE
WRITTEN WITH A PEN, IN DIFFERENT COLORED INK, ON
THE ENVELOPE OF EACH Box AND THAT NO OTHER BE
UPON IT.
~ Depot States addressed
will be promptly executed. II. DALEY Il CO.,
AIS BROADWAY, New York.
SOUTHERN DEPOT.
l51 CHARITIES STREET, NewOrleaus,
cavhere all Dealers ha States of LOUISIANA ALABAMA MIS-.
SISSlPPI KENTUCKY TENNESSEE the City LOUIS,
in the State OF MISSOURI, will be promptly supplied.
JOHN WRIGHT & CO.,
General Agents said Territory.
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n ROSENBERG, from Warsaw, the capital
Poland tho honor the ladies and genen and
the inhabitants geuer Of tha place that he undertakes the total
CURNS BUNIONS NAILS kard Substance
Toes, WITHOUT CUTTING by OF ELIXIR
Of his composition.
The operation performed in the Of fifteen minutes without the
satisfaetion of carrying the Corn Root in his hand.
of humber of aeng testimonials
granted other foreign pHr and BY distinguished IyE
Clans Surgeons h
d!y haf TIL hafI
morning. three the No l73
ROYAL STREET, Toulouse mill
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N NNTlzI
IN, TISTS Carondee street. bet. Canal
Common streets, NewOrleans would VI
speetful!y friends the public thatA IJ
L. PLOUGH attend practice his
Thibodaux foahe, where he resides They
permitted the following gentlemen Thomas Chd Beve
brig Gen u s. A. Tampa Fa Cen l. Gaz9eau Corpus Christi
Profession j. L. Rdde NeNoreaps mer Lsuye, Newoeans; enry
Shepherd NewOeans Esq Neworeans Shepherd
Hook, John Hagan Esq lbervie La Dr. H. Mar
chand beryile Dufel, Ascension, La. ny26 5m
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nRUGS, MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, ETC.
The subscriber would respectfully a the attention OF Planters
recently received
article his line Of business all Of which, will be
English Quinine, Hewads Blue Mass Hyd poas, Mohea
barrels pure Honey, etc. e.c. - THos RANKIN,
fesdr nrrgsist asostse-rv povaras
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MEDICAL CARDS.

nOCTORS A G. &, l.. HENSLEY, 46 Canal
~ street ianl ly
nR. j. F. SEGUIN, office at Thos. Rankin's
Drug Store Camp Poydras Residence No.
l0f GravIer of St. Charles ny3
VA K. F. FRYER Il w. A. WILLIAMS,
w INDIAN DOCTORS, all rurable chronic and
diseases of and children.
EF Residence and Office, No. SO FRENCHEN STREET. Third
District, Newt)rlenns La je22 aWtf y
NH EDICAL NOTICE-DR. LOCKWOOD, who
I'VE has obtained reputation in !2usyle K and
the Of the South BILIOUS YELLOW and TYPEioS
FEyERs. well all tho following dseases Rheumatism F
Tic DoaoureuI Bronchitis Piedris Hepatis Liver Complaint
Peai and all the Infsmmations of the Internal Vacea His
dissacons the Medical College, together
frequent Charity Hospital the number Of spc
mems OF Anatomy exhibit
peculiar South facilitate their and
all vsnereal Diseases such syphilis in its worst epma and
Secondary Gonorbna, Structures slot Bieufes Spdmts
oes No 20 be.een and Perdo streets
onohtes the Office five osrs bottle
receipt dollars paid will be part the
The will be observed in all
bours from IA to lyos
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sUB-AGENTs IN NEW ORLEANS.
Messrs SLARK, DAY, STAUFFER Il co.
Messrs PEIESTLY b BEN.
hIeRsrs j. WATERMAN / co,
JOHN STROUD q CO.
R. RICHARDS.
L. MACPHERSON, No. 2a Camp street.
AT hOBILE-JAAiES G. WHITAKER.
Observation-Disclosures & ANDERSON.
GALVESrGN-JONES & UFFERD.
BATON ROUGE-LEVI KELLUM
ATTAKAPAS-C. B. G. WHILDEN. APPS d4WH
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COsTIvENEss; OR. CONSTIPATION OF THE BOWELS
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR the sures
mey for a disease Il will positively relief in the
after all the old remedies failed frequently
called Office h asonshment their
had the Ointment other parts their bodies
the bowels a copous bad resulted from This
suit will aways follow thorough rubbing the Extractor the
bowels they coptive the
ecy and in instance the Pain Extractor do harm.
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SALT RH EUM.
This cefs that DALEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR
family for Salt Reum OF thirteen years. durscn and for Wnrts
alepaed
entirely There can be doubt but this Medicine has all the
that the Paton reclanrs what has fallen
observation added to the respectable testimonials
others who have used requiring immediate relief do
chey of the afflicted this
valuable saye. ROSWELL CHAPLIN.
puhnlo
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-12-25
NEW BOOKS.

The FISCAL History OF TEXAS, by w. NJ GoUGE
The author the outset very considerably apologies
for the dyness of his subject This Fiscal History may
prove however, very interesting study the anxious
bondzhoders Of younger Southern sister, The vo-
lume contains much and various statistical information
and abounds with stringent views the topics of paper
money public debt, and reputation But the scope of
the work is the fiscal policy of Texas The system Of
scaling her public debt meets with no quarter at the hands
of MIR. GoUGE and he is liberal in ethical arguments
tending to show its enorty TEXAS on the other hand
argues that the present holders have purchased her bonds
at reduced prices and proposes to redeem them in such
ratio She also quotes the precedent first Congress-
which funded above three hundred millions Of dollars
Continental Bills at the ratio Of one dollar to hundred
This expedent doubtless discredtable them and JUS
tfabe only by the harsh plea Of necessity which plea
our author contends, is not competent to Texas.
Such the outlines Of the work On the merits Of
the controversy we express no opinion.
"--non nostrum tantas eomponere lites"
BASIL, Story OF MODERN LIFE. THE Success
YUL MERcHANT Appletons.
Two interesting novels The first depicts the effects Of
the Passions, and impercepbly ensts the feelings to
such extent that the excitement becomes absolutely pain
full. On sale by Taylor g. Maury.
The SPRING-TIME OF LIFE, by Rev. DAVID Magic,
ID. Garter Brother, New York 12moaapp 32S.
For sale by Gray & Balantyne, Washington.
The sprng-time Of life What eternity Of interest
is crowded into this brief expiring period What
for labor Who shall estimate its value as II burns
Its lessons into the very being Of physical Intellectual
and moral life imprntng the mind and heart of youth
the living striking type of the coming mani athrough
the tangled wilderness Of this world there be but
road in which alone is found the object Of universal pur
suit while an endless number present themselves to the
youthful traveller, is il not the panest dictate of pru
dcnce and common find that road and enter at
once upon III The author Of the present volume is
man Of sober age and experience whose soul is evidently
full Of the subject which he discusses His thoughts ere
pure, and his style graceful and nsinuating While thou
sands sacrifice health, home, family, and even life ITSELF
to gain position influence, whatever else they con
ceive to be conducive to their happiness to every young
man is presented in the book before us open door
through which he may enter and gain position which
shall confer upon him the highest good.
Five and six stories above the lsvc Of the earth and
wo or three stories under ground is the order Of
uldng in New York.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-28
Bright Fellows.

Ths wings are at sad loss to know who
their candidate for Vice President is. The
Cincinnati Commercial says:
"Since writing the above, the telegraph
announces the name of VIM. A. Graham
Of North Carolina, as the nominee for Vice
President. Mr.. G. was, We believe. Seers.
tsry Of the Navy at one time, and has act
ed as Representative and senator in Con.
gress, from bis State"
@sscretary Of the Navy at one time!
Oh! Dear!!
The Gin. alias comes to the CONNER.
ciars relief thus:
aMr. Graham has been Governor Of
North Carolina, and became member Of
the Cabinet after the accession Of General
Taylor, from which be retired at the death
OF the President.
sRetired at the death Of the President"
Why you ignorant numskulls! IL FILL
moRE's Administration OF SO little notoriety
that YOU do not oven know who the men,
bsrs Of his Cabinet are! Who 10 William
A. Graham? Send round the qusry!-
Ohio Statesman.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-28
Scott en- Kessuth.

Where was General Scott, at tho Con-
gressional Banquet given 10 Kossuth, on the
lauer's arrival at the Capitol Of our Nation,
to which place he had been invited by a res.
olu.ion OF Congress. Webster, Cass, Doug
las, and Houston were there, and sy mPa-
lhized by their presence, and speeches, with
poor fallen Hungary, and the down..rodden
Of Europe; but when the "Army Of the
United Slsies," was drank, and General
Scott called on to respond he was nowhere
TO be found. In 'haste" no had fed 10
Richmond, on "impor,unt public BUSH
ness,"C) although he had been notified
days in advance of the intended Banquet.
No. only has Gen. Scott, the present lea der
Of the Wing party, joined the Austrian
cause, but The whig party itself, by their
late Platform, have declared for "NoN.lS-
TERvENTIoN." Go it, bob-tails! Kossu,h's .
cause, with that OF the gallan, Meaghers,
Smith O'Brien, end the persecutsd patri-
of the old world, generally, will YET triumph
in spite Of ,ohig opposition here or else.
where.-Plain Dealer.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-28
Scott aud the Bolts.

There asmuch amusement among the
Democrats yesterday about the way Bolts
undertook to head Scott, and \ good deal
Of Chagrin among the Scott men at the
sasy manner in which their favoIits allow
ed himself to be sucked in.
The Genefal-doubtless at the persua sion
of Mr.. Bots-wrote the Virginian letter.
which could not, Of course, be kept secret.
1t was known to be in. Bolts breeche,
pocket,and Choate smoked it out. No MON.
der it produced the laugh of ridiculs on the
Fillmore side Of the Convention, and morti
fca,ion on the Scott side. Gen. Scott had
absolutely refused to write word about
the Compromise before the nomination was
made, yet he would write this much to Mr..
Bolts = whether after nights buuking to.
gethsr the dispatch does not say.
Il will write nothing to tho Convention
or to any individual, before the nomination
but, should be nominated. ! will, in IN }
letter OF acceptance, express myself as strong
ly 10 favor OF the Compromiss a. did to
you before, aud you may say the same te
my friends"
Daniel o. Connsll was written to by 9
lady for bis autograph. He wrote her :
very polite note in reply, declining her re-
quest aud concluded by singing himself
Daniel O'ConnelI.
This is like Gen. Scott; he declines /
write word on the Compromise, and .stil
gives in writing all that was desired to b
got out Of him. The whole affair is certain
ly laughable and ridiculous.-Cin. Enquir
ar.s
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-28
The Whig Nominations, Ball9tings and
Platform.

The awful agong is over! Our paper was but
just mailed ON Monday last. when we received
the intelligence that Gen. scorT had received
the nomination of the Whig Convention for the
Presidency. His nomination was effected on the
fifth day of the session, on the SD ballot by
very meager majority. There-.is no need to ask
''Who Gen. Scorr is." He is known the world
over. But his chief glory consists in his militia
ry achievement in struggles which the leaders
of that party that has nominated him, have op-
posed as 'unholy, unjust, and damnable.' But
he has had nm inkling for civil honors, and in
his overweening anxiety for the Presidency he
has catered to every faction, and become the
supple tool Of the most designing demagogues.
He is Native American, National Bank, high
protective tariff s'ultra" whig. And the only
hope the wings have Of succeeding with him is
founded upon the glare Of his tinseled robes and
the odor of gunpowder about him. In this they
exhibit their 'sconfdenee in the intelligence of
the people"
The following are the ballosings in the Con-
81. f.~
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-28

MIR. Crittsndsn received one vote on the 18th
ballot and Mr. Choate two on the 41st.
Hon. WILLIAM A. GRAHAM, Of North Caro-
olina, was nominated for the Vice Presidency
on the second ballot. Mr.. G. is now Secretary
Of the Navy in Mr.. Fillmore's Cabinet, and his
nomination was doubtless made as peace.offer-
ing to the Fillmore wing ofthe party.
The "Platform," which was adopted in full
convention, before heballotings commenced, will
be found below. 1t is Southern all over-the
same which the South brought up in its breeches
pocket, determined to commit the Seward and
Greely whigs, wbe sought to run Scott smum,
to it. AMI most easily did it effect its object
It was adopted by q vote Of 23o to 66. It is {
great rarity. One1oeks through it in vain Il
discover thos distinctive features of whiggery
which were once the pride and boast Of that par