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new LONDON ACADEMY.

NEW LONDON, CHESTER COUNTY. Pm.
illiE Academic year OF New London Academy
l. is dlvided INTO Two Sessions of five months
each. The Winter session will commence on
the hrSt MONDAY in NOreHlGer.
Tcrms-incIndn@ Boarding, fuel, &c. S65
New Loni0n Academy is one Of ,he oldest
Institutions Of learning in the country, and has
always maintained high position as such. 1t
IS situated in retired and pleasant village, 10
which access may be had daily hy stage from
Newark. Del. The course u instruction cum
prlSrS all the branches taught in first class
Academies, Mathematics, Ancien; and Modern
Languages, &c.
students from distance board with the Prin-
cipal. and parents and others eutruS,Ing youth
t" his care are assured that every doe attention
will be paid to their physical comfort and men
tai Improvement.
The Principal has procured the services ola
distinguished -,adualc Of Yale Cuil"gc, aud late
Principal otan Academy in Penn>yvaaia. who
will assist him IN the labols Oft the school room.
Ninj"ntS are advised 10 apply early, bot nd
mlttanrc may b" hn.' al any time during The Scs-
sion. Communications addressed to the sub
Scr!bcr at New London, Pa, rii meet with
prompt attention. JAS. 3. MCDOWELL,
Oct ~ Principal.
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able female, married u unmarried, and usually
known under the naEc OF
FEMALE COMPL.1INTS.
OF these are Proapsus Uicri, or Falling
of The Womh Fiuor Albns, or Whites;
Chronic inflammation and liberation Of the
Womb; incidental Ilnnorrhagr. or Flooding;
Painful, Suppressed, and Irregular MrnStruG-
ton, &C.. with all their accompanying evils,
Cancer eNcrptcd,) no matte: how severe Or Of
how long samdnr.
MANY PROMINENT PHYSICIANS in the
city Of New Iorh and other places, fndins them
selves without remedy in lnvcterae cases of
the above complaints, and having due regard
Tor the welfare Of their patients, have recon-
mendCd the use Of this medicine; and, after wit
Messing its salu,ary effects, are now maniestDg
their app ObaIon, not only by resorlng 10 it in
their treatment OF all the diseases for which it
is intended, but in Some instances accepting the
agency of il to facilitate its introduction into
more general use by the Faculty.
The influence Of this composition upon the
female constitution is orth" most iriendly kind;
the most delicate and feeble female need have
no tears in its use for any length Of time, for it
contains no mercury, nor any article which can
prove in any way injurious being made entirely
of vegetable extracts, and prepared as to taste
lik" Il pleasant cordial.
The Molns Operandi of this remedy, in the
cure os this class OF diseases, is through the
general economy Of the system, with peculiar
determination to the female organs.
Additional Proof Of this Calho!con being
worthy Of the confidence Of the afflicted. as a
Successful, Safe, and cheap Remedy, will be
tound in the pamphlet, together with important
observations touching the nature and symptoms
of the diseases, 10 which the attention Of Ladies
,,,J Dr, iynp il lIt- al
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ST2BLHR'.S DR. CHHP.MylN'.S


Prepared from Receipt invented by Dr.. JohA
Ct2pmaE. Il member Of the Rylai CoHaar of
Surgeons II LoaGoN. \ remedy more cilrc-
ulai than this is not known.
Many (perhIPs onc-haltD otthe diseases from
which children sUtlcr arc occnSioacI hy III"
presence "t WORMS IN TIE system; nnl If ncgl"ct-
cd, give rise to the most uncomfortable ami IT.
ritajinI feelings. violent pans. sickness at the
stomach, emariaion AMI frequently to voM o,g
This mcdicin" is an efficient safe and niras-
ant remedy for their cAcrninal,Oa: it contains
all the virtues Oi The most approved vermlilses
and although it has been before the public for
several years, ii has never been known to fail
IN ".ie@tlng a complete cure.
Extract of a letter received from s. s. TcuTE.
NJ. D.. member OF the Royal College OF Sur
gcONs, London.
70 j.. ii. Siajirr & Co Oct. 90. 1851.
Genllemen-i sumo time last year hy acci
dent, got holl Ola few bottles Of your StnbIrr's
DR.. Chapman'S Worm Mixture and used it in
lay practice with such nnrluaieI success as
induced me to send for 30 dozen.
last month ordered, through the same GEN.
temen, 100 dozen. You can ship me
90 dozen every three months from date Gre
celpt fthiS, and draw iog the amount, &c.
Numerous certificates Of cures oil the most
aggravated cases OF disease could be- req lily an
pended hereto, but we feel assured that they
would add bnt little to the strong and rcsprrta-
bic evidence here given by persons competent
toJuige OF the merits ni those rcmcda agents.
f. II. STABIER St CO., Proprictors.
Price - cts per bottle. Baltimore.
FOR SALE BV-Dr. II. H. Mitchell, Elk
ton; +. b. Crookshanks, Crcilton; Murphy &
WATSON, near Warwick; John W Collins. Chrs
apeake City; il. l.. Thomas, North East; Chas.
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STARLTZe'S
Diarrah9a Cordial

rs pleasant Mixture, compounded in agree
l. nent with rules of Pharmacy, Of thciaputic
agents, long known and celebrated for their pc
culiar efficacy in curing Dh}RR.1HLEA. and
similar affections of the system. "a its acton,
it ALLAys NAUSEA and produces healthy action
OF the LIVER, Thus removing IT." cause at the
same time that it cures the disease.
Opinion OF DR.. John Addison, Physician TO the
Baltimore Southern OispenSary.
Having made trial of your ..Diarrhna Cor
dIal,' and being also acquainted with the in
gradients Of which il is composed. it gives me
much pleasure in adding my testimony to that
OF others in favor Of its ENrR AoRorNARY EFF
cAcY in the cure Of "Diarrahra and Summer
Complaint in children and alulis.''
With much respect, sc.
JOHN ADDISON, NJ. D.
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10,GG0 PERSONS GtREEe.

NJ RELIEF, NJ PAY.
T7IlE Public are respectfully informed that DR..
/ Tobias has adopted The above as his motto
since he has introduced his inyaluahlt
VENETIAN LINiMENT,
On sale in the United States-now over years
G-Y"Durng that period every hottie sold has
been warranted to give RELIEF, if used accord
ing 10 the directions, or the money VIII be re-
funded; and no Agent was allowed to have ii on
sale without he would warrant il.
THOUSANDS OF BOTTLES
have been sold, and not one in thousand have
been returned.
Wherever it has been introduced it has super
seeded every other Eminent and. with scarcely
any advertising, has quietly won public conf
dence. Now, there are hundreds OF families
that are never without it. This has been done
by private recommendation, chiefly from those
who have been cured by 1t of obstinate Diseases
Wien every oiher rCmrjy has pr0red iHcfGctuqi
Many persons have said, on reading ny
pamphlet, that it cuHHs TOO MANY COMPLAINTS;
but have replied, use it according to The d.
rectonS, and if you do not get relieved, your
money viii be returned" More | cannot saw
for il | confer no benefit | ask no remuneration.
All that is asked is a fair trial; then am assur-
ed there will be no di,,aIis iaclion.
IT is U.IRR,jNTED To CURE :,
.chol@ra, Collie, uyscntery, Cramp, NonjtinY
Sru-SicancsS, chrome Rheumatism, Sor" Threats
Cuts, Barns, ChiibIains. Swc,i;naS, OH Sores.
Bruises, Coughs, Group, Mump;, Cnarpcd
Hands, Wens, CornS, Mesquite Bites, Warts.
alpitation oft Heart. weakness II The Limbs,
Back, and Chest, HcmorIhacr, Pains IN the
Joints. &c.
Thousands Of certificates can be seen at the
depot. GJJ~FUll directions wrapped up with
every bottle.
LADIES can find no article that will so
quickly and harmlcssly remove pimprs and
Bloichrs from The Neck, Fac and Han,.s
GROUP, which carries OF hundreds utchiI'-
rem annually, tan be avertcd BY the timely Az
pIicatlon o! the venetian Eminent. II parents
would observe their children. aud when The eyes
are heavy, or the breathing slightly Ihck, tnry
wonli rub the neck AMI chest well with thc
Lluiment, they never would never have to suffer
that distressing complaint.
CHRONIC HiIEGM3TTSN,
II cures, a. c"rtnniy rs it il applied. But in
ilammatory requires the aid Of physician as
internal treatment is requisite.
Persons suHcgin4 from weakness or pains in
the back, chasi or lmhs, viii lad relief ia few
applications of this Linimcnt. II opens the
Pores. besides strengthening lhc muscles.
IooTILhCHE is cured by II in a icw mtlutrs
FoMTGNG is immpdiu"Iy stopped rs it, and
when the stomach will u"i retain medicine "
food, take 20 drops Il Imminent in halt wine
glass of wa1"r--thcn nothing viii be- nJ,cl"d
Cj}DLER,3 INIT Di,%ENTERY wcrn cured
in hundrc!s Of cases. when last "a tbs country;
KS the timely u>n Of ths Imminent.
II is also warranted superior 10 any thing else
to a,lrv'a'" "ll cn"r
Cuty. Earay. OH Sores. S'ceI'iags, sc.
@Hrpot Ne. 32@ Greenwich st, New York.
Price - aai 30 cents pnr bottle.
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THIS rs TO GIvE NOTICE, Thattbc sinh

THIS is TO GIFE NOTICE, That the sub
scriber of Cecil county, has obtained from The
Orphans Court Of said county, letters tcsta-
Incntary on the personal estate Of
Margaret Harlan,
late Of said county deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased, are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated, on or before the
9Th day OF November, 1853,
they may otherwise by law, be excluded from
all benefit ofsaid estate. All persons indebted
10 said estate are requested to make immediate
payment 10 the subscriber. Given under my
hand this 18th day OF December, 1858.
WILLIAM PIERCE,
Dec IS CIV EXt'r.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
scrber OF Cecil county, has Obtained from b"
Orphans Court ofsaid county, letters ofAdinin-
istration on the personal estate Of
Amos lfcnshaw
late of said county deceased. All persons hav-
in" claims against the said deceased, are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated, on or before the
goth day of November, 1853,
ihey may otherwise by law. he excluded from all
beneit Of said estate. All persons indebted to
said estate are requested TO make immediate
payment to the subscriber. Given under my
hand this 18th day Of December. 1852.
THOMAS A. HENSHAW.
Dec ~ CIV Admir-.
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Portrait OF Washington.


Engiayed (by permission) from STARTS only
original portrait, in the Alheneum, Boston.
THIS superb picture, Engraved under the SUI
pcrintendance OF THOMAS SULLY, Esq, the
eminent aad highly gifted artist, is the only cor
rect likeness ofNashInglon ever published. 1t
la neen chara cteriscd as the greatest work oi
art ever produced in this country. As 10 lis
fidelity; we refer 10 the letters OF the adopted
son Of Washington, GEORGE WASHINGTON
PARK CURTIS, who says, at is 4 faithful rep
rc>cntstlon o! the celebrated original" and to
CnIEF JUSTICE TANgY Of the Supreme Court Of
The United States, who says, LAS work OF ART
its excellence and beauty must strike every one
who secs it: and it is no less happy in It's like
ness 10 the Father Of his country. Il was my
good fortune to have seen him in the days Of my
hoYhood, and his whole appearance is yet
strongly impressed on my memory. Tho por-
trait you have issued appears 10 me TO be m
exact hheaess, representing perfectly the express
sion as well as the form and features Of the acc.'
And says SENATOR CAss, ii is u Wc-Ese repre-
seAia'jOn otMc gycM original. PRhsIprNr FILL
MORE says; the work appears to me TO have o@rn
admirably executed anl emiaemig worthy ofthc
patronage of the public." Says MARcitANT the
eminent portrait painter, and The pupil OF Stuart.
your print to my mind is more remarkable than
any other | have seen, Tor presenting the Wh0lC
Individuality OF the original portrait, together
with the noble and dignlhGd rcpoac OF air and
manner, which all who ever saw him consider
ed IL marked characteristic ofthe llustrIuus man
! ii conncmoratcs."
f'o,. Tie greui merits Of his picture rc roniG
rtier ertry iorer Of Washington to the pvrtr0ji
i:set, 10 BE- al the office Of his paper. Gu5 10
me letters ct the .toi!ori"g .4fiists, Statesmen,
JnristS HAi Scholars accompanying i"
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Great BARGAINS III Stores,

II Ere Is Il IL re CHANCE tDR Buy
IL iNG CHEIP,---'.hc subscribers mlcniing
10 close up them business in ElLlon a, suCn rs
possible, 81 rs To rr.n0ve TO tApsirIiuWn. IT,
srccuuIly request al! persons IN waUl 9! Stoves,
(whu know the Importance Of buying MS low as
pOSsiblc) 10 call al their establishments, in the
house formerly occupied by k,ltlcw,H < Co...
cast eul of Elkton, and examine their fine as
sorlment Of Cook, HaN, Cdo,ibcr amt Pari0r
Stores, consisting Of inoSt of TIE various pat
terms IN demand throughout this section OF codn-
Try, which. as we are anxious 10 close out. we
will sell at greatly reduced PRICES; much lower
than they can be bought either from Us or else
where in country or city, in the regular way.
ior CGSa alone, or such country produce as
wheat, corn, oats, buck wheat, beans, potatoes,
pork, Sc.
We will also continue to manufacture until
we close up. all kinds Of Tin uEi Sheet IRON
Ware, which for neatneSs and superior finish
cannot be surpaS sed anywhere: 10 which, thank
FIJI ior the liberal patronage extended US in the
past, we invite attention.
RoorIHG and SrouTING done in the very best
possible manner, and entire satisfaction ensured
OF no pay demanded, making il to the dcciled
advantage Of persons wishing any kind of me-
taIlIc roofs put on to contact with us, as our
work is Insured and prices moderate; also all
kinds of repairing in our respective branches
done with neatneSs and despatch at reasonable
rates. All kinds of old metals taken in ex-
change for anything in our line Of business
Dec If MAHAN & co.
n. B. All persons indebted to us are cx-
pecied to come forward al once and settle their
bills, as we wish To close mp as soon as possible
IN this place, and can by no means afford 10 lay
out OF our money.
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DR.. ANARCHISTS
UTERINE GAY21GEEsDW

rs respectfully
j oiie red to the
citizens Of EMioN
ard vicinity, AZ
prepar@lioc oirar-
nrStimpoGtance 10
families, and des-
lined to a"romr l.
identified with the
health and happi-
nrssof
FEMALES.
This CATHoLlCoN
Will cure 80 per
cent OF all chronic
diseases inciden-
tai To the respect
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The Time Rp.ria'ar, or Dial.

vEHE Undersigned having been appointed
l. Agent, for the Eastern Shore of Marylanh,
is now prepared to furnish the instrument at Il
low price, aad viii put them up true with The
compass. a. Dwellings, stores, Shops, Mills, or
any other place whore they may be needed.
II" VIII also tau" this opportunity to return
his thanks 10 bis OH patrons. in The way Of
Clock Repairing, aud s"icita the patronage Of
the public generally. All orders viii he runct-
ualIy attended TO. JAS. WOJDFORD.
Nov SIN. Jm
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TO TIE PUBLIC.

The subsc!!h er lHct being engaged in any 9th
CT husiness) has resumed Inc practice OF Land
Surveying. C0nv"yancing, sc. Being acouainl-
cd with TIE different qUalitic, Of soil in the
ne'ghborhood, persons wishing to buy or sell
Land would find it to their VANTAGE" to give
him call. JETHRO JOHNSON.
Near North East, Cecil Co., Md.
June lst '50--tf
NOTlCE.-The state meetings of the o..
phanS' Court cf Cecil county. are held on he Sc
cond Tuesdays in February, April. June, Augns
October and December. School Accounts must h
presented, on the second Tuesday 10 .hnuary.'h
2nd Tuesday in April, the 2nd Tuesday in Ju
and the 2ndTucsday in October.
JAMES r. LAMAR.
Dec 20 81. Reg. of Wills.
T AIDES GATES AND SHOES. Just reed
IL fresh supply Of Mrs. Snlh's Caters and
Shcrs, and for sal. by r.. MAY.
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NOTICE..
YENtlf. Undersigned having purchased the pa
q cnt-righl for
Kelsey's Alternating Bee Five.

Kelsey's Alternating Bee Hive,
for the six upper Districts in Cecil county. would
beg leave. to recommend il to the public as hes,
odapted to the culture of Bees, not only from the
fac, OF its supcrceeding the necessity ordp,troy
ing the Bees to get the honey and prevent swarm,
ing, but also preventative from the bee moth;
therefore surprising all others now in use.
81 hereby certify that the above Hive is no
humbuc, bat Will perform what it is represented
to do, ii the directions are strictly followed.
LEWIS ELLGsoN.''
n. B. The above Hive can be- had on appli
cation 10 Mr.. WELLS, atthc Depot in Ellsjon, or
by addressing letter post paid, to the subscfib-
or in CHciLroN, Cecil couMiy, Nd.
May y JOHN j. PEARCE.
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F&RS! FJRS!

For sale great variety of Fitch, Silver Mar
lin, and Grey Squirrel Victorines and Cuffs, at
Nov 20 BROWN & FOARDS.
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GEbNG GsgJANG!


100 Tons Of \ No.
.MEYTCIN GU.l.NO.
The analysis Of this Guano shows tito contain
81 per cent Of Phosphate OF Lime,
90 Ammonia,
DR.. Higgins, in his late report states that when
the soil requires PhoSphatcS, this Guano is equal
10 the best Peruvian
so 7ONS or AFRICA GU.7.NO.
This IS a new article and will recommend it.
self. Prof. d. Stuart says it contains I,eqr!v rs
m"ch FhnsphatcS rs the b'F' quoi';Y Of Peruvian
@aano, aud mare Ammonia t!tan many specimens
of Patag0nlan auano.
G'aafa goniaM Guiana. EEnmes, and
g'"T. salts.
Ail OF these GUanors will be sold rs low as
The same article cnn b. bought in Baltimore.
WILMER {; DAVIS,
GRAIN tiBgAF7!
The subscribers are buying Ill kinds of grain
for til" Philadelphia Market. Farmers whodc-
sire TO sell at high prices, will find it to their
interest 10 give US Il cali
WILMER & DAVIS,
June n # Port Deposit.
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NUM SHOES. u doz. ladies', gentlemen and
~ misses gum shoes, of the latest STYLE. from
III" hes, manufactures in the country lust re-
ceived at BROWN g. FOARD'S.
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GEHd9sEsIl,S.

GEBGEREES.
COFFEE; I.aGnifa, Rio, and Maricaiho. SUI
" gar. brown: New Orleans. poriorico. and
Havana. Sugar, white: Stcwati's crushed and
puIv"rized, and New Orleans clarified. Mo-
laa>es and Syrup, New Orleans and Porlorico,
For sale by BROWN s. FOARD.
KNIGHTS CO.NPOU.ND SYRUP
OF BLACKBERRY ROOT.
The most certain. safe. and eticctual remedy
ever discovered, for Dialrhra, Dysentery,
Cholera MorbGs, sc. For sale by
aug. %. WIN. TORBERT.
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NIGHTS COMPOUND SYRUP

MEN AND BOYS WEAR, at
VI BROH'N g. FOARD'S.
Fancy and plain Salinetts, James, Tweeds, Cas-
simeres and Cloths, al all prices, ust Tec'd.
GlLK TRIMMINGS A great assortment Of
~ coiored sill; AMI double h0retfc, cut bias for
trimmings also, vcvets, gimps and buttons Ct
all colorS, for sale by BRowN s FoAEn.
Doors and SHoEs.--An extensive assortment
ID Of mons and boys' long boots, womens' lace
boots and shoes, and children's shoes, opened
this week at BROWN & FoARD's. [sep IS
DALM SHAW S.--All the fashionable colors
L oGthogc beautiful Palm Shawls, just r.csiv-
I'd this week At Brown 4 ScAgp'3 lisp "
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The only true Portrait of w ashington.
JUST PUBLISHED,
Z &. IIE[EH,H MIC NIEICENp
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GRANBERRIES AND SHE'LL BARKS.--
" Just received few bbls. cranb-rres and
shell borks, at DROWN l. FOARD'S,
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-04-13
Gen. EsaynalI.

Among the interesting news items in our
London papers received yesterday, is a tele.
graphic dispatch announcing the death at Vi
emma of Field Marshal Haynau. No partcu
lars are given of the end Of this notorious indi'
vldual. but We shall probably hear on the
rext ARRIVAL that he departed in peace amid
the blessings and tears of the whole Imperial
Court Surely the feeble imbeciles of that
family have had no more willing and unscru-
pulous tool than he was.
julius Baron Won IIaynau was one of the
multitude of illegtimate children with whom
the Electorate of Hesse has been cursed for the
last century by its prohisa;e, cruel and un-
pr'ncipled, shameless and british Princes
Whether he was the son Of that Elector who
sold his subjects to England to enslaye Amer.
lean Colonies, or of the worthy successor Of
that disgrace to humanity. we have not the
means Of clearly deciding, among the conflict.
ing authorities at hand. Whichever was his
father, Haynau was born at Cassel in the year
1856. He received the best education Cassel
could furnish and in 1901 entered the Austri-
an service as Lieutenant In The campaign OF
1905 he distinguished himself SO much as to
be Transferred by the Emperor to one of the
more notable regiments, with the rank of Cap.
tain. In 1873 he was raised over the heads
of the cider officers to the rank of Major, witt
orders to raise and organize new battalion o
! light troops, which he accomplished in ST,
weeks, and Immediately marched to Italy
where he fought through the campaigns o
lSl3-I4. The next year he joined the army
of the Rhine, and was placed at the head o
the advanced guard Of the corps of Field Mar
shall Count Colloredo, where he exhibited
those peculiar qualities for command, and tina
after indifference to any Of the weakness of hu
manity, which have rendered his name SO vel
known more recently.
During the thirty years of comparative peac
which followed the downfall of Napoleon, h
rose through the successive grades Of the mil
| ;tary service, until We find him transferred t.
! Teroesvar in the Banat as Commander in. Chic
of Division Of the Grand Austrian Army
The outbreak in Lombardy and Venice II
ls4S, and the war with Piedmont called Hay
nau once more into active service. AS volun
teer, he joined and assumed the command a
Colonel Of regiment, which was named 70
him, and which at that time lay in Italy. Il
was Immediately made commander of the for
tress of Verona, with full powers. and few
months later placed at the head Of the thir'
corps of the arinT. The assistance which h
afforded Radetzky in the campaign agains
Charles Albert, and the terrible manner il
which he crushed the revolutionary movement
al Bresc,a, are too well known to need a par
ticular notice here.
"A but before the successful issue o! his plan
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-04-13

he was called TO Vienna, where he was recei
we'd with all the honors which DeSpots,n
could confer upon an INSCRIPTIONS and most
successful supporter and defender; crosses.
and orders. and titles were conferred upon
him; and. what was more to his mind. he
was placed at the head of the army acting
against Hungary in Place of Gen, Weldeu.
From this period his history is familiar to
every one, who has thought to devoteto suffering
humanity. Every one knows the cold blood,
ed cruelty that characterized the man, and the
best point in his whole history Is. that during
the last two years in which he has been wan.
dering about Europe in a sort Of semi disgrace
as it is said, he has actually exhibited some
little shame for the part he played in Hungary
and has endeavored to clear himself of lit.
tie of the odium, which the civilized world
save despots aud their satellites, have heaped
upon him.
Another Hayn worthy brother Of his,
is the Minister of war to the vile wretch who
sits upon the throne of Hesse Cassel Par ig.
noble tratrium.-N. Y. Tribune.