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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-24

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MNAoN DOLLS, Nc-wc are nov ,peninc this d.v +,
agc ,ssortmcn Of Fancy Gusi u1st icrri,on
sumc i'T Hf ~ Fsseri which invite the attention ~
NH SUI see Nc many articles 10 maj
w, sc W X. ". ZIMMERMAN,
'''' Corner Main and 18Th streets
'U"i ~ ffLtNitNr WANTED complete Filc Of ne
NtLI' containing the Debates II re late C1uvt nti,n
m hNslnF We Constitution u Virginia which literal com.
ptnsatiuU viii b. ~ ''''
Any information &C where complete copy or any
received. '~''''
Aa..s', no. No. ~, washington, = G lie 10
ri.h sI>'Sp haic', various siles Coz roo66Fa nd
dci5 JOHN y GORDON 4 SOW
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ANEW AND Fl.tsGANrLY IIii srHaTED w0iKs.-
~ PgrmAges Eny shrnes by Mrs Hail. with
by w fsirhe fsA ihandsoms vol square,
sngrsvings Wood. Extra Cloth, gilt sdres
cali extra. u; morocco extra -.
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Tor 8 CO.'S UttCILAH >1Ws.-No. oSs5f

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Of all kots. 'Hs '''' OF country Produce
sS- Consisnmen solicited
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- sign Of the Circular say II Main II,
II, SniIH q co. Grocer. and CSmmis.i.a NJ
'.h- arr street adjoining Uo,si sseI-
"a on hlId well selected Of GToes,is, 81 ga,
~ Wholesale or retail, '"ES
80. - h.Ne an assortment Teas VIM, Iian
the 10y variant equAI 10 any 70 es had in
In solicit call in wan, Of an m,
both In price quality "' DC Ate u salty them,
They will Also viz. attsnH,, o, a.
all ~ '"e a-ie OF toantTy Produce of
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-24

e. I i s,r' Circular Saws to - inches inclusive
which Es onsr al low rTices 10
Persons having saws that have become bent orur,-
address " ts e1sPense, ~ o cur
dsiO SIGN of -. c.. sINToE = CO,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-24

Ssi ihAL ROAD OPEN TO LITTLE TUNNEL-on NonJ.1
instant the cars viii running
rive u Richmond before dark 49, M =. ~, ana ar
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MELANCHOLY c,er,ITy
DEATH or AN EDITOR

BOSTON, Dec. 2lst.-Rey. Thos j. Norris the cdito
and proprietor Of tie Olive Branch religions pc,iod,
cal, died At bis residence at Somcrylc today
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-24

AME- bHOMN, Jr steel Broker oascs No las Main o.,
- Opposlfe the nank lIgnla over n vits
~ WV epsN@Hs'o W. hIp~
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III W. wv sII WV ~iiNWt~.-A large and eic.ant 80
- mtnt ot Tong aud squsrr Plsd Wool shaus sr5 Va
"sy ei other 'y' az q our improvisation or sis very low
WV KGNr PAINE 4 KFNT.
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NJ NN bE HtrPS YET
w On hAd ~ a u., HtiC 81 cur own
mhtfe The iaTks ling ami siik thee all l.,..
WIN We S"oibiue encircrl around A q 90 baV.y >'
And A Ciock o. bARrHOLOMEw's to ten - a. bsBr
ts pleasure 10 think that on earth while ~ ,r.i,v
Ihat ires doms banner % all Of u h. given.
win Food health 10 those who hay he. ubsr
iothnk Of the poor Shohas no CIJgL AZ h-us -'
That C!5Sk % nay fathers th.y =, a. -o,n ont
Aui Tor time l must -sy 10 pals ne about.
ut i,s 20 u. there - hope, not desp.ir
for hAkthOLOMENS the mai Who will som n r,r.'ir
W. BARTHOLOMEW wNiehraksr G,v.,,,, :,
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IL .hf SO cOHNS. The oliCsI and mos, iTos1is
a L'-yi can he reiess A shor ,I.e
sorB 6 S ne Universal Corn Plaster" Il can Se aDpa
~ u.S As well a. In tie night without a. .iib aa
or pain, and is certain tb.n nv IN
del2 ADiE GRAY, Druggists,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-22

- I,ce. He has been IN the public service for over
100 years. and is generally popular. Some few are
1000 OF bis talents and present elevation but they
800 ,hske the good opinion entertained Of him 10 this
1900 Those who have been the most abusive Of
~, have been made 10 feel his poser aud 10
,ssTs was retraction made in writing. Lund Wash
;,su the venerable sire Of Peter G. died few months
me in this city, universally known and amented HE
Srhuise years we're cbeered by bis shectionate son.
sbo now assaed by few who know him not as others
knov him
"None know him bet 10 love hss,
Few nsoe hun sU' 10 plaiss"
From the various explorations now going on for the
- Pacific Railroad may expect that 10 be the en-
ssipg subject Of the next session Of Congress Prom
sut politicians obeyng public opinion, and jumping
% 70 his Railroad xpOrariOn ntme Rush and Hous
ssn IN Texas, Benton aud Fremont, from Missouri Sec
,efsry Guthrie and Davis, and probably the President
rsieb Cushing and Caleb Lyons Of Lyonsdae. This
Mn he he great highway Of nations welas politicians
nd I'm embrace more factions aud fractions in it's favor
=, were embraced In the nomination and election Of
Gen. Pierce. ,
anon accompanied by his SECRETARY Don Quixotte and
e.neko never rode be tier redressed grievances
People turn out TO lOok at EN-.
Neu.York is given over as hopeless. The venerable
Editor of The Union despats OF her. He rebukes some
Of the Democratic Freesoi papers there and inserted
The 4ih OF July GRAFTON OF d. D. Dickinson, but il don't
vork veil He is SICK OF 1t. OK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-22
more etpepse to the f,ruer than the bs.u,;f,,

more eSpense 10 the fsrrer than the beautiful ,...
articles. P''''e>
Among other things. We ask farmers 10 ,,ol q, ~.
rue forks 81 any nnuber of tines required wbc, A..
lss' enc strong sp'cne forks with Cat tines hsf an
ueb thick ST hsy forks with tso three or far tn.
which Ven may lsy down under the wheels Of l,,dss
~sScn vishor, injury Look st the potato hooks so,
what e the tires OF fork tg.ned round so as 10 AT
Lie hoe With the handle Toos made in the same way
bet srcDSer ar digging manure. See also what timber
Is used for the hades-ash that is almost strong as
steel These tools are just they are sold to farmes
In the hoe csse there g 1.-THE extra shOs about the
gold and silver ferues
In regard 10 the extent NJ the business Of this Cous
pauy few facts will be Interesting In the first place
the mower in IFS ctory egus 90 100 horses and il a.
srrareed As 70 be permanent wnch very useful Ths
number Of hands employed in al the various depart
eptsis something like 100 The quantity Of steel used
: over pot tuns per annrm and thus WI be greatly in
creased the present season The gods turned cut per
year an,,ant to something like 10000 doz OF various
descriptions Each hoe, fork and rake requires han
de ard fe-Dle making 10000 dozen pieces Perseas
examining these MAY be- struck With She style va
riety a. goods and finish They not confined to one
parcusr pion Of articles but make % order any
quality style, heir prices varying from 81 to Ss5 per
9ozen
Next 10 the case Of forks there are two cases Of
s5cvel and spades. from tie Old Colony Iron works.
Taunton, Massachusetts, Ia the manufacture of this
de sri ption OF tools thss State has long held preem-
nert position We are not aware tia, any country in
the world exceeds ours the good quality Of its shesels
In these Esy be pretty much all sizes and
shapes. and great skill in the manufacture aud finish.
Some Of them have brass blades, for handing sugar.
meat. o. snch stuff ~ iron rust might isjare.
There are good many other OF simlsr garden
ing and srmpg tools, many OF which, doubt rot gill
b. for the first time by old farmers who may pro-
ftsby spead day in the agricultural depsrtment Of tho
Worlds Fair, hstngy open 50 them at tue Crys-
tai Palace.
The steam Was brought to the double cylirlcr engine
IN the Machine Arcade Saturday az srnoon and ii s
that one line OF shang viii be pat in
motion to DAY. Several very ine ma,hses were placed
IN the Arcade Saturday. and every thing indicates On
farly and brisn opening of this interesting Depart
peut of the Exhibition The pictures wiz be placed in
he gallery as rapidly as possible.
Number of visitors on SATURDAY, 5,927.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-22
THE TRIBUNE IN WISCONSIN.

Couespoudence Of The ~ Y. Tribune.
yOHNsTOwN Rock County, Wisconsin
Monday, August IS, 1858.
We club The Tribune at this place 20 the number al
"a comics and look for 1t eagerly every Tuesday morn
ing. Passengers cone through quicker. We admire
TM Tribune for its fearless and independent course,
and there no paper that has half its influence IN this
State.
The Wings have called their Convention TO nominate
State officers and we intend sou shall know that there
are hive wings yet ia Wisconsin Should L. j. farwel
consent 20 head ticket can whip any other IN
IN the State So mote it be. A. M. @.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-22

The BUEsos ArREs CossULsHIP.-Col. W. II. Bis
SELL who elected TO Congress the regular Dem
Ocratic candidate in the With District, declines the
Buenos Ayres Consulshp rendered 10 him by General
Pierce The friends Of Col Bissell claim that Jefferson
Davis stole of BIS Mexican War laurels to the
proves Of the Illinois and Mississippi Regiments.
Whatever motives induced this step the part Of Col
Bissell, The Chicago Tribune says:
are gra lied at this determination. To the first place
Col H. il too good TO spare from our limos Con
gressODal delegation besides think If he had consent
ed represent Government abroad IL should ave
been in a much exalted position than COnsushp.
Col has the qualities Of first class AMBASSADOR in a
much more eminent degree than any o. President Pierce
appoine.s up to this time excepting Mr. BuJhsn-
an The latter represent the genius Of country
could Col b. because he Is possessed Of the nspr
ton Of genus Col Bsse the very opposite In short
he is politician with real soul.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-22

GRAIlTuDE--A donation OF fine set of the Aldns edi
ton Of the British Poets has been made to the library o.
Columbia College, by Or n b. MoFFAr The donstor il
Al A. Of the College and having with his father early
ACQUIRED large fortune takes this method of showing hs
regard for his Alma Maler.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-22
PresllenL 1872.
Total. 1883 4,nO
!. -. . -

Shawsm. 81 Scotts nj AZ.
The official Congressional vote in the lid District
stands: Ruflin, Irregular Democrat) 5,Sl2 Loitin,
dnd Dem.) 1858. RUINS majority, 3,l59. The
Wings had no candidate In 1882 the for Governor
vas Kerr, (Whig) 4,24Oi Reid, (Dem) 1913 For
, President Scott, 4,256; Pierce, 6,5o3.
The result in the Hid District stands thus; A.be
Regular DEM $500; Leak Qnd. DEM 3,jol
Ashes majority 2,l69
In the Wa District Kerr, (Whig) 6,037 Reneher
DENY 963 scatterii 9, 5ii.
In the With District, Osborne, (Whg) o,6iy
Crsge Dem) 5,944. CIaige's majority, 81. 10 1892,
Scott had 1896 Pierce, 1877. SCOTS majority, l9S
TrSNrssxx-Our latest Tennessee exchanges are
still in doubt toshe Congress sonal result in the LIST
District As the figures we published a few days ago
were by no means official, subsequent correction of
table of the vote Secures the election OF BROoKSs
CAMPBELL, the Democratic candidate. by plurality OF
lSo votes; the vote standing We nov foot up: lay
or, iNLig,l 1891 Watkins, iNhigJ 3,Yoo; Campbell,
Dem S,1<9; showing an increase IN the popular vote
nom the Presidential election Of 1852, of 3o- votes.
Taylor aud Watkins have majority OF so votes over
Campbell.
The delegation to the next Congress will thus BE-
equally dvided-S Wings aud Democrats, as fooEs;
Dit ,,,,,. w&sa DIT. Dean
William Culom Rrorsi.s Campbell
Charles k,Aoy. William u ChaFchwel.
Robert Bag Samuel Smith.
ftlH h ,sai .Sscrss W Jones.
Members Il iazt Co7ses@
MAINE go The Ssosri,gaa Clarion Democratic Manor
which tooS down the of Nr Pshury the regalar
candidate from the bead OF its columns, has since hosed
the fac II Arson l. Morrill,, the nominee OF the bolt
ers IL charges the leaders oi It's party with having
packed the COnyea.ion' and getting the delegates
drunk calls Pilsbury asuPple tool IN the hands of
"dtsienioe deuagogucs and says divers oaervery civil
things Of Wild Cat Democracy. ise Ciar'oS, with
The OIfoTd Democrat we're two of Tue Heroes Pierce
! raptrs in Maine. The opposing factions ia end to
make d vote on Governor test Of thsr strength, AMI
are organizing all over the State for the approaching
4 contest
KEsrvcKy.-We have returns from all the counties
the LIST district, which give Boyd majority OF 2Ol3
Z The vote Of Union County is in dispute. Browns
fends claim Union by 7S majority and BOyds friends
claim IL by q They say that the poll-bOoks of Crsbb
Orchard precinct, which gave Boyd majority Of 20,
lave been suppressed
The Legislature, as e. as heard from, is repOrted
WAigs. Denersfs
es.s8
.....ci
tosr members not politically classified.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-22

THxAs.Msrshall Pesse, who it is reported has just
been elected Governor, is native of Connecticut, aud
formerly resided in Hartford He il OF the late
Loran +. Pease, who was Democrat Of considerable
distinction in Toand County The young settled
in Austin, twelve years ago, lawyer. He is
said to be honest and Industrious and to possess cOnsd
erahle talent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-22

LoVIsnsA.-The Wings Of the lid Congressional
District recently in Cony enfion at Bson Rogue and
unanimously nominated Preston Pond, Jr Of West Felt
clan for Congress
The telegraph makes sad work with mems names,
sometimes, and by the official proceedings Of
Wig State Convention, that the Of the Wing can
ddste for Treasurer il Harry T. Hays (brother Of Jack
Hsys,) instead Of 4. T. Hayes A. II. LamOn is the
Wing nominee for Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
and not A. III Lyman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-22
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

NoRrHC ARoIsA.As some interest is attached to the
result on Congress in the LIST District at the late cleo
ton we present the official vote compared with 1859:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-22

FROM The BAHANAs-By an arrival at this port we
learn that Mr. Gregory Governor OF the Bahama died on
th. anLh OF .InlY of enlargement of the heart
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-22

GsoEcu "A Scott Wing, in comm. 1ication to The
Esdgers Recorder says that the ssser On that not
single prominent Scott Whig has been nom mated 70 Of
fee is untrue, and that Dr. Reese, the Un.1 csni
"date for Congress from this District was ancng the
fret that took stand for Gen Scott Col Tnpre toe
nominee from the lid District got up from sct bed
and east BIS vote for Scott. Hon. Turner H. Trp1e
VITO will be elected 70 the Judgeshp in the Cherokee
I" Circuit, was Scott EectOr 80 also Judge
Fleming theworthy Judicial candidate from the la.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-22

Marx, says q ssnsibls rner, the l4borinz m an Who
brssksts ~ 9 aud t.n WALKS perhaps tso or hfes muss
70 his work He 10 fall Of health, anc stranger 70 tho
oiors NaIk on the other hand your clerk who tskss
tea and tost aid gets down % the store ~ or "a
Och ck lie pale, eliminate creature f1i u szr.zp.
ra and patent " rn medicine and pills and things Whit
Dit, Il u that hs clSss II people do DOT lay down tins
yrock ana the Scissors and take up the scyths the
asn or year two BY remaining Ia ther pre3snt oc
cuvaton hey Only help 70 I'll up csnetses, and that's
Abou. as aissTsble zss Of humanity yoa asme.
Good sense 70 the foregoing. Tie great rspro4ea ia
civilization *, that set o. never lit anything
heavier than PEN and the other ST. nothing lighter tbA
dowbSr To ain - cyersifyng labor is however, to Do
z6sorg aDizsr and nbsist n the opinion Of ogytm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-22

ElRLY RsIsG REQUIRED BT WILL In the ga Oh me
ate M James Sergeant Of Leicester the fonoTing
clause: ,,.,,
"Asmy nehpevs sond Of ldtsng themselves 70 PED
in til morpug and - wish them 20 prove 20 me sans
n Of n EXECUTORS that they have got Out Of bed 10
tas uofnsg and eksr employed themselves 10 business.
Or assn exercise - he open az ~, o' n sysry
49, INV, zach day; Edfrom7 ill clock 10 tins morn
@ I'm tbs eth Of Oct to ne 'sh Of April being two
SoaTs every moOg; t 10 70 Be done tor soma yssrA 70
~. ssstiou Of my executors, who may excuse them u
~ ansss but the ,Ash must be made up whom thsy
- Wen and they WI Tot do this they shall not recsive
spy share Of my property Tempsssncs makes the fsca
80 Gar and exercise makes the vigorous II Is temper
- ard exercise united that alone iusure the etts
s..ts for mental or bodily eIertion-"
The Supreme Court of Wisconsin has awarded 10 4. @.
RYAN Esq counsel for the State 10 the prosecution Of
JrJgs Hgbbel 5000 fog kb services.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-22
Delegates to Democratic state Convention.

COLUMBIA CO.-Two sets of Delegates have been
chosen. 7. n Anabe is the Soft Shell Delegate from
Hudson. Allen S. Sweet National Democrat" is also
Delegate from the Ist District.
Undertook District, james Sutherland, Jr, Hard
Shell
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-02-11
New Books.

We have received from the press of GEoReE P.
PUTNAM & Co., of New York, an edition of that
clever old book entitled Miseries Of Human Life,
adapted from the original TO the meridian of New
York. The same publishers have also issued in
thin duodecimo The Deck of the Crescent Citv, a
Picture Of american Life, to which we shall pay
our respects some future occasion.
These volumes may be found at TAYLOR & MAu-
RVS, from whom we have received the American
reprint by ScoTT & Co. of the Westminster RevielU
for January. .r.-.---.r &
We have received the fourth number of The Arne-
rican Lao Register, published in Philadelphia by
D. B. Garfield Co., edited by ASA t. FISH and
HENRY WHARTON. 1t contains a biographical no.
tice of the IN. JOHN SERGEANT. And among
reports of interest, one of the case of Moore En-
vs.. The State Of illinois, in the Supreme Court of
the United States.
The PIcToKIAL PAPERS, the ssIHustrated Ne1rsn
and "GIe0son's Companion, for the present week.
are on sale at BUcKINGHAM's and at SHILL1NeTos,s,
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-02-11

In the Republic, yesterday, we stated that
"Mr. FLORENCE, an Independent Democrat,
from Pennsylvania, not having the fear of the
Union before his eyes, gave the House of Re-
representatives. the character of bear garden
not many days SINCE" This was mistake.
The remark was made by Mr.. DEAN, Barn
burner Democrat, (not "Hunker, " and Colonel
FLORENCE called him to order for it,
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-02-11

A fifth edition of the Standard Sneaker the
best selection extant from the worlds orators,
has been just published by Thomas s. Cow
PERTHwAITE, and may be found at all the
bookstores in this CITY,
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Commodore Sfoelton.

A despatch in our telegraphic column ap-
prizes US that this gentleman has resigned his
seat in the United States Senate, his resigna-
ton to take effect from the 18th of March next
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-02-11

"The House at it's last nights session presented
a lively scene, though they made no further pro-
gress in business than they ordinarily do in the
: day sittings.''
We copy the above from the letter in yes
terday's Baltimore Sun, by its well-known
DEMOCRATIC correspondent Ion. Now, hour
much the House accomplished at the evening
session may be learned from the following pa
ragraph, which we copy from the DEMOCRATIC
Washington Union, of yesterday:
''In our abstract yesterday of the proceedings
of the House ofRepresentatives the day before,
we stated that an evening session was held, when
reports from standing committees were made
and referred. We understand tn at this is a mis-
take, and that reports from standing committees
were not received and referred, as we had stated"
1t will be remembered that the only bust
ness to be transacted at the evening session
was to receive and refer reports.
The Union says that this was not done.
Consequently no business ,cas done; and the
Democratic Sun says that the House did no
more ethan they ordinarily do in the day sit
tings."
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-02-11

AMLK CONVENTION, recently held in w estcbester
county, New York, has suggested that remedy
for impurs milk is to establish in the large cities
standard, with a competent superintendent or in
spector for the article, system of licensing its
sale or the wagons for its distribution subject to-
suitable penalties for distributing an impure or
adulterated article, with other sanitary regula-
tons similar to those already adopted for other
matters in cities
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PETITION.

By Mr.. WALSH: The petition of the president,
directors, and stockholders of the Ohio Falls Ma
rIne Railroad Company, praying that Congress
willald them in overcoming the obstruction to the
Of hft-locks and marine railway. Referred to the
Committee on Commerce
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-02-11

Governor LETcHER, of Kentucky. our late
minister to Mexico, has arrived in the city,
and taken lodgings at Wizards Hotel.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-02-11

TRANCE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD ExTEs-
s!oN.pne bill granting a charter for the extern
s,on 81 me orange and Alexandria Railroad from
virginia on Tuesday, and IL now law,
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-02-11

The CocKApE REpIvrvus.-We are told that the
Hardshells of the rural districts have adopted the
practice OF wearing a little shell as an ornament
on the coat or vest. II is said, by the Rochester
Democrat, that Rochester HardsheH wore one Of
these political badges at party given by Governor
Seymour, who was considerably annoyed thereat.
The Softshells, by way of Offset, should wear a
young crab, to signify their virgin purity and
their attempts to keep their heads beyond the she'll
of the National Democracy, In some cases, too,
the crab might personify the backslidings or back
tracks taken BY this portion of the party.
NeU York Express, eh
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-02-11

The Republic is doing good service in letting
the country know how time is wasted and buzz.
ness obetructed in the House Of Representatives
1t touches up the Speaker, along with some others.
.Alezandrid Gnxstfe
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
THURSDAY, February 10, 1853.

THURSDAY, February 10, 1853.
Isaiah I. Williams. esq, of New York, was adj
mitted an attorney and counsellor of this Court.
No 81. N. Hoyt ct al ps G. S. Hammekin ct
al.-Appeal from the district court United States
for Texas.
Mr. Justice Mclean delivered the opinion of this
Court, affirming the decree of the district court in
this cause with costs
No. 3d. II. Webster, plaintiff in error, vs. p.
Cooper.-The argument of this cause was con-
tinued by Mr. Davies for the plaintiff in error, and
by Mr.. Allen for the defendant in error
Adjourned till tomorrow IL O'Clock a. m.
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Funcha Roads, Madeira, announcing the s,r;v.i
there OF the United States steamship Mississippi.
Commodore Perry, which sailed from here ON The
gath OF November, bound to Japan.
Norfolk Beacon
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Was there ever such satire thrown by
party presses on party majority of fifty-two
in the House?