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UNION: WASHINGTON FRIDAY MORNING FEBRUARY B. 1854

also be said that the country forced BY these north
extremists OF rather By the alarm which their ia
natica cry against The Missouri Compromise had exert
ed, even among those who despsed their doctrines 10
make The Of adjustment Of 1850 override and
render sinoperauye" the Missouri Compromise.
And now the question occurs II the principle OF the
compromise Of 1850 is 10 be respecled-f the
rights OF those who acqueseed In those measures-we
lhe people of the South--are 10 be regarded-how
the Missouri line, repealed rendered imperative
by the OF $780, be applied TO Territories now asking
admission into the Union And this, after all, THE
GREAT QUESTION
Judge Douglas has powerfully and boldly stated The
case and the great party Of which be is distinguished
a member viii thank him for it, Now that he is ira
duced by the enemies OF the Unionnow that be is fol-
lowed by the open foes OF the constitution, simply be-
cause he has dared discharge his duty bis country
and iearlessly 10 take the responsibiywe invoke the
democracy stand by him 10 the last Read his speech
OF Monday Il is well worthy OF his fame.
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and y s equally CERTAIN that Others than those ab-
soluely necessary would ever be attempted
We believe lhe eonsttauonality 81 such measure is
not doubted as Congress is expressly authorized BY The
consiiision, 10 grant such power 70 the States Hos
ly to such measure j., Of course Be expected from
the whg party il supposed be favored BY The ad
minislraion Already has storm Of Indignation been
hurled against from certain quarters The Hon Pres.
ley Ewing has led oil in speech in Congress in opposi-
ton. What that gentleman hnd in ryer aad harbor
bills 10 recommend them 10 him miracle 10 us Of one
Thing we are very surehey have resulted In no practical
good 10 the people Of the West since they have had The
benefit OF MS assistance in the national legislature
Ii would be becoming in those opposed TO this
TO forbear from denouaeng until they are pre-
pared with better one
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From the Pennsylvania, feb
The Nebraska and Kansas Question.

We surrender The OF space this morning TO
the mastery speech OF Judge Douglas, explanatory OF
hs bill for the organization oil the new Territories Of
Nebraska and Kansas. II is right, now that the whole
horde OF abolition harpes have set TO work to misrepre
the bill OF Judge Douglas, and TO malgn and caum
mate the friends OF the measure, that the people should
read his argument for themselves.
Is not unknown that this journal has for many years
strongly advocated the Missouri Compromise The best
way 10 settle the exciting issues of slavery in the Terri
tories In the face OF the sboons,s who iraducsd the
ifends OF the Missouri line the slaves OF the South.
and as The bfaxen advocates OF the Introduction OF
slavery into our ne dom!nions stood By ihe Mis-
souri Compromise uhou, finching. Then sach papers
The New York Tribune, which to notorious
ialshesuon Of history adds the most shameless
ba,alities OF language, denounced the Missouri Cop
promise, and especially Mr.. Buchanan, who was
the most conspicuous supporter of that agreement,
in the northern States. 10 terms Of violent vupe-
alion IL will be reoollscied moreover that us il pro-
porton the friends OF the Missouri Compromse up
bed that adjustment in 1850, and demanded its appcs
lion the difficulties then existing. the mad sntago-
nism to their proposition from those who now most
loudly camor Tot ia application 10 Nebraska and Kansas
The abooni.ts eontrived to alarm the North BY seir
uPVu a1t u io<Os shu
wss hst the North refused with here and there an sx
eepon, TO sccede to the Missouri lse. Judge Douglas
offered in Congress after The acquisition Of California
and New Mexico, and il rejected The compromise
measures Of 1850, hardly less bitterly opposed BY the
GreeIeys and Cbases, and Summers, OF the abolition
party. therefore adopted and accepted compro
misc between The known friends and reasonable foes Of
the Missouri line and the great principle substituted
that to The pespe in the Territories the question OF ss
very, well all other questions Of similar chsrac.
ter should be left Thiswas received almost by acca-
nation. Both the great parties adopted the sentiment
twas high principle that substituted an erpcdient.
that eKpedient having been originated to settle an imm.
bent national trouble than three years ago Strange
say, that exactly The results formerly anticipated from
The Missouri Compromise by the abdlitioniss were next
Pophesied OF the Compromise OF 1850, and yet we have
not had foot Of slave territory added to The Union BY
the latter. which now denounced by The sbotiossis
ssVeons and extremely southern proposition So that
adeed the compromise OF 1850 resulted, in
some degree, IRON the enyemomsd hatred OF the enemies
o. The Missouri Compromise, and msy aJ be charge
aot to them, without, a, the same time, impugning or
oeptecatng the immortal services of sose patriots OF
Oolh parties who advocated the OF 1850 TIE
nes means Of terminating the threatening disputes result
iE IRON our recent acquisition Of territory And II may
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MARKETS.

New YORK Feb 2The stock market is frtn and prices
tending upwards-uned States 6's, 1919; Canton, 26
Ene 752; Reading, 73 Parker Vein, 81 Norris Canal
l6i Nicaragua, 26k.
Foa IL dnlle dealers wanting farther news--sales
$3.50 bhls. Of State SO 80 IL southern 40 IL 50 49,
very choice, 50 % Wheat steady sale OF 30 600 buab.
es ~ southern white 81 "a CoIn20 coo bushe. mixed
50 100 ceats; yellow, lol l02 Rye and oats
unchanged Provisions hfn-mess pork, SIG Cotton
stescy-ao change. Whskey, "a
PHLApELrHIA, Feb. 2--Socks hrmer Flour held hl gh-
or-smst sales SS 6l Red wheat, l0I cents white
liz cents. Corn unchanged Wbiskey. 35 cents.
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BY GREEN a SCOTT, Auetionesr..
ny y. c. MCGUIRE, Auotione.r.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE DwELLING-HoUsT
street. Ofkce0n Saturday,
day Of Febfuar ~ O'Clock, shall sell
By deed of duly Al
land Of this county,
ground No 4 IN No tas In the Washington
Of ~ inches from
of said ruaning
% feet inches LOO feet
10 inches hence - hencs south feet 10 inches
70 feet place Of beenninf with the Improvements
rbcreon which erceent and well bu BRICK
on street, the Patent Ofce.
Terms and years win
terust nj secured n satisfaction of trustee.
Conveyances expense Of purchaser.
MICH CALLAN, Trustee.
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
ian I'D
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LArER FRoM rnK cara oF so3D nora.

AA fAoM Aiih SArA Vf W. H9fN'
BOSTON. Feb The baIque Tally Ho, from Cape Town
Cape Of Good Hope December o. arrived here this morn
Ing. Lei IN port barqne kiIkiand from New York fo'
Ascension bay four days. The baIqaes ReDz and South
erner, from Boston or Australia, had arrived with Their
captains sick BaTque Martha Anns for Baltimore sailed
inim Sadanha bay December 3, arrived.
Cape Town papers that with continued peace the
coanty was pfospering The price Of wool had greatly
declined Traders were arriving from the interior with
large quantities Of ivory and other products Rich mines
Of copper being worked and i5o or the ore
reached Cape Town.
Troops were leaving the country for India and home.
and the land Of The kar being psrceed 70 set
deTs.
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Prom rle New York Day Book.
The Nebraska Bill.

The speech OF Senator Douglas, which we published
yesterday demonstrates pretty clearly thai those who now
srenuousy urge the sscredness Of the Missouri Com.
promise the principal obieclos IFS being extended
through Texas Utah, and California, TO the Pacific in
1850. Then they urged and succeeded in getting the
free soil line moved further south Thirysg thirty was
nothing then, they leaped il with bound and de.
clared that the Compromise meant 10 prohibit slavery
north Of that line, but south OF the people were 10
Judge for themselves "Very WELL" said the South ''le
California with her ant-slavery constitution EN-
bracing territory both sides of the line but remember
shall hold you 10 your bargain wnen another Terri
tory is admitled nothing be said about slavery
again"
This was, and is the language OF the South and, as
far as we can judge our people, Notwithstanding the dem
onstralions al the Tabernacle on Monday night, very
generally acquiesce in this Interpretation of the under
standing.
Lei the people Of Nebraska be their own judges is
the language oil all righ-ninded and wemeaning citl.
zens 'hey can decide for themselves whether or not
slavery is best for themhcy do hot need our advice or
our Instructions"
There are few old gentlemen IN this city who i'm.
agns that the desnes Of the nation in their keep
ing; they think wonderful responsibility rests upon
their shoulders, and that they act and decide all
occasions though they the founders and protect
ors OF the republic When anything is proposed
they put their spectace and say. I'VE look into
The matter, what is this This will do; we must
get up meeting, and protest against this measure ~
KnowIng their proclivitIes The ee.soiles and lhe
aboitonss put them up oppose the Nebraska b and
by dn Of perseverance, they got up quite respectable
meeting the Tabernacle. They did The same thing
when Texas was about being admitted; but that meet
ing amounted to nothing their designs were discovered
and defeated The result will be the same now Sew
ard, Sumner. Chase and O. r. Maieson had their guns
all loaded, and they fired off amid the cheers and
hurrahs Of their followers and disciples who were drilled
for the occasion.
The noise has died away, the smoke has cleared OF
and he skies bright again. Let the army move on
n.
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AUCTION NOTICE.
Important Special Poremptory Sale OF
ias 600 Dossas comprising Enftrs Lincs Of
SiheRd English and German hosiery every
English sik Cloves a Of
qualities.
Le tnrsad gloves embroidered plain, known fabric
short and - long French and English handmade and s fe
mrs, &C, &C, &C.
Mes~rs. uoiIis 81 Ayres
win ruugh important of Foods
Al freshly imported, BY vessels in port and landing
o. Frpn sosSrSs, FsnnusNH 10, It5t,
sonfhf Crssa,
40 Auction stores. Nos. Gs aud Market street
PHILADELPHIA.
The particular all dealers
The line will be
lot will he percmpionn and without
The samples and catalogues viii hs ready for
the morning Of sale
fyRHEss, BRINLEY, n co,
Feb l-dfethFeb Auctioneers.
EyENING Dress Goods -nd Eubroide ider,es.-Tbe tadie.
II respectfully informed nstea
y for evening dresses
Aiso, hand~uule stock Of fine lac. goods
Best Paris KID gloves
French ernhruideues ,tiik hosiery
Black Maltese and rmpure lace for trimming
And al other Ands Of fine dry
Al of which viii be sold the reasonable
Jsnsl-sH
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GEORGE n. FOX arrived xtII.rd's Hotel JAM
" ~, 1854, fum Baltimore respectfully
uopncrs 10 the world Wr.hnrfon D. CT London
urphr1 the intended
q George r For sons metropolitan tailoring
business viii be transferred from the
Of the block Of buildings, 'front.'
los feet deep No s Broadway, city,
City Hospital gates,
and ls,siy BY TIFFANY Cutting, and
Jan 2S-sm
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ly- The Democrats Of Washington who arc In f.-
taking procure suitable rooms cntra pn of me
ciU, r mestngs well io the purposes
requested at Fuler Saloon 6h
and feuntvana Saturday evening, Fe6u. 4
Al O'Clock. MANY DEMOCRATS.
Feb s-2t
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OFFICIAL
DsrAKrxssr o. srArs,

hashinsens feSsassy :, lsSs
The following ordinances of lAe rrassian commssss
concerning declarations o the goods
States translation o. which depart
sn By Isaac q Bates United sss consul AH Cha
Pehe, Is published ior general information
According the existing lave of the United Of
North America The value Of all foreign merchandise imported
The United States be declared oath b,
II e merchandise be the Of residing in ls
Uniied States, tand this place
goods purchased BY commissioners Of North American
commercial hoase This oath before the collectors sf
os IN s p0f5 Of he United States arrival Of he erchan
disc.
the merchandise belongs 10 persons who do no, reside In the
United States, (snd This will lake place goods
sgned North America BY subjects from alde
BY The before consul sxes
United States Of North America before public authority
is authorized 10 receive declarations
can e}aet compliance win regulations, which
departures have taken place until has been
ordered BY circular Of the Treasury Department Of the United
States Of North america.
The laws Of this giving sanction
eondrmaon goods belos.
the OF oegn residing Prussia
magistrate Of the county pending
substitution Of the affirmation, Tor deciaraion
iss section Of The penal code place required
10 vencaon Of The value ofmeehanaise be exported
declared in the invoices,
'Meaawhe any interruption hs very
Poani commercial intercourse with North America Is necessary
that the merchants this side shall be furnished oppo
iun Of verifying the value Of Sniled
according to the provisions OF the 29 section OF the
the and for merchants living couauy royal
andaihe therefore upon application
the Uni
ted States, the place regard
the correctness OF the value declared the Upon
Hentaon Of the invoices merchandise
Signman this Affirmation place
prntscoj the affirmation place
ready written beforehand the invoice shall
ion the acknowledgment of affirmation.
uansaetion furnished with the official seal and
the invoice and handed back ths applicant
/ duousy possible.
Beiore the reception acknowledgment
of OATH the Of section i29 OF the explicit
stated 10 the making the decaraton
| been done is 10 be noted In the protocol.
the
must be sent by ts heretofore
and autenlcalon the United
living their residence
the eonsulates of tbs United States port shipment
81 accordingly Royal Regency authorities
concerned herein with instructions make their duty
quick despatch applications which made,
bring the aboyestated arrangement TO the knowledge Of
chants Of their dsuicts.n
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OPENING or rHR FoTrsvlLLE AND HARRisBURo RAILROAD.

HAREIsBURG, Feb. 1.-The opening Of the railroad from
Posvie TO this cty via the Daaphin and Susquehanna
Coal Company road celebrated to-day and there IL
large company here from Pouswlle, with music, de.
The time the train occupied n coming through was three
and u hall hours.
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ALLEerp raRegas ARnrsrEp.

Bosrov, Feb. John l.. BowyeT and Charles Benton
have been arrested here charged with forging checks
the Bank Of New York, signed WoodrnfI IL Robinson
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rnE KRIK rnouBLEB.

Erie, Feb The troubles at This place still continue
Governor BgeT in his Speech urged obedience TO the laws
which has had a good effect.
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STATE or rHE ONO RIVER

WHEELING. Feb, There nine feet OF water in ih
channel and falling The weather is mild and cloudy
the river is clear OF ice
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MA fkflIEsD

In city Thursday, the I'd Instant Trinity Church BY the
Rev Dr. BurLGR JOHN AiNY Unled states navy
10 SARAH MCLEAN, daughter of Col Cn.ELss X.
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ny TELEGRAPH.

HALIFAX, FEB. q
Up q Y there are no signs Of tbs steamer Arabia,
about doe.
The daily union., 1854-02-03

ls- Hraltb.-The prnlbes tcct viii asssnble on
e.afdsy, u O'Clock purpose organizing
m. bosrs 70 he present ycnr. frb
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ny GREEN a. SCOTT. huctioneors.

NJ NftFssIN NuNtf"ntfrss
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
Ill piano for Tuesday the I'm instant e
snail sell 10 O'Clock O. AYmstfour
ssq A. between IN streets assortment Oh
nearly furniture,
Mahogany sofa, divaus, paflOr and rocking chairs
DO bureaus, dining and other tables
Walnut ttegere, what not, dressing glasses
Fius rosewood piano FORE made by Knabe Gaehle Co
~ octavcs, o. hne tone aud oucb, superior instrument
1ns
China, glass; and cfpckeTy ware, among which arc white
China coffee inn fsst
GirAndoles, saiar and other lamps, clock
Walnut eanr-seat, ohce, willow wood chairs
Fine painted window shades
and
and bcdstesds
Work and wash stands
shuck mattresses,
Cooking, radiator, and other
With good Of kitchen requisites
Terms Al Of SIS, cash and
for satisfactorily endorsed, bearing
GREEN a SCOTT,
Feb I'D Ancuonserr
Ps-The house ent inqair. premises or on Mr.
Clark, door.
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sale To-day.
By GREEN a SCOTT. Auctionsers.

by GREEN a. SCOTT. Auctionsers.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF NEW AND SECONDHAND FUR
y nule a sa q o FRIDAY The "a February m At y O'Clock
and Pennsylvania avenue extensive Of furniture
ss ss sssss1y .ssaaS ssns hand wardrobe
Do do centre, sofa, side, and other tables
Do extension card quarlele and Jenny Lind tables
| DO French and other beds,eads wardrobes
4 Feather beds, hair and shuck
Mahogany rocking castor, arm, and paror chairs
With large unnecessary
So, cash. over $50 a credit o.
sixty and ninety days. for notes endorsed bearing
Feb Id Aac,onseis
REvENUE Digest and CUSTOM House Guide by
Spencer Wallace Cone c5Iss pHissa sSwSs sai f., sale
Eleventh street, north Of Pennsyiv ania Av
Branch Hail, IA and Pearl st. n Y.
Washington Union Nov 49,
The above work contains ali information necessary enable
Ss @ ] q aae ay Hns Of
passing enres current form Of oahs permits bonds
found very a oesr. Of e revenue and a san ana
S'' w. : ~ A'''' i,b 'sa sadsi' asi'
Consulted THIS ane The following day fday and Saturday,
Al affections arising from ,he throat Or lungs is
is,h streets. ' ~ anu
Just published, Treatise Consumption" by Hun
which wI be many affecting mai
sdg BY his new mode Of treatment
DOLliA's Ancient History beautiful English T.
IL large octave vols In maps price gas
Imported BY FRANCK TAYLOR
feba
SHaksPhAHE; ompiete In volume. large oc-
hne English edoBi ne pnper, and proper type
pncs 81 Imported by
Feb2 FRANCR TAYLOR
THE New Blu. Book. onncsI biennial register
OF all officers
civil military, and with locations, salaries, price
50 So
BY mall prepaid any part
80 cents postage.
Just published, and for sale Washington by
TAYLOR n MAURY,
Feb2 Bookselen near OH street.
NJ A. TYSON a. SISTERS Seminary for boarding
M pupils n 18th 18Th
quarter will Tuesday,
se, be bad The principal
and seminary
Feb 2-d7th
by GREEN ~ SCOTT, Auetioneers.
III uETDsIcK CHAMPAGNE, OLD RYE wHIsKEY, ke., AT
III Aucuon.-On Saturday, instant q. O'Clock,
shall room Of 9th Pennsylvania
"a baskets quart and pint bottles Hedsick champagne
barrels old rye whsksy, fine
do peach brandy
G dozen Madeira, Sherry, and other
GREEN A SCOTT,
1 Feb 2-d Auc'ionecr.
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MH~ PETER g.. MURRAY. bet
m ana ~ having snceeeded obtaining ~ hon
ne nsnhers II Congress- has sui ns,
pred winch she would be fa session. together
with board accommodating application be made
Aso, w gentlemen additional accommodated win board
The daily union., 1854-02-03

SPLENDID Warehouse for
stsne building a5 fee, front ard foot
hgh, wh fine dry cellar recently
Pennsyvsnis nearly opposite Hotel
ready for The building constructed in the suh
stants handsome and
each story occupied epaeiy The
the building with stories, nnkss
fprnHae establishment Wholesale grocery viii
separstry Apply 70
NJ. @. EMERY
\. G. McKEIDRN
street nprth between 9th and TN streets wsst.
Jan a5-eoiu
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ny GREEN * sCoTr. A.s,,oneer.

no tWhhN q tNOTI, A"sstoneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE FISH, wHIs-
III Key, hfaady, carriages, Saturday the an
nssai We shall sell front Of rtove ocock n
large RssoriUeut Of furniture
30 bills hns herring
hhis. enc rye whisksy
bbls- pcach brandy
family carriages
hnggies, &C.
GREEN n SCOTT,
Feb I'D sucponrsra
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korfcEWe bave within the past few weeks particular
~ pains 70 have hooks and
presented 10 the belonged
they
70 tc-e who have hqudsi.d
Bur The principal object Of those who
have not paid that they VIII coEfcr
fsre the st Of and
cording 20 the terms on which they made.
Jan 2f-eo2wm CLAGETT 4 DODNou
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DKrARrMKSr or STATE,
washtpgfar E~hru.rv

Information has been received this department
Bacon esq United States ocs-
by governor colony the
British will immediately light
srucied the "Grea Isaacr, and Lobos Cayn
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he let OF
cording 20 The tefns on which they made.
Jan A-eo2wf CLAoETT \ DoDson.
VALUABLE Farm, within two miles OF w aahsnxS~n
on The plank road and four hne loss city o WsshaGea
couanins las miles wahinron. in ,nedssr on
the plank read, which a thr~e
beautiful building different Of
susceptible OF division building The
land in good
Pfoyemsnt. and under good fencing
Also, four hne building lots In the city Of Washington, viz
Lot No ~, No l01,
west .ueet..
Lot No a. In No es fronting 50 feet
Of i7th
West lot No Ss fronting porth
y, betw-sn ID
And lot No ia square, immediately adonias
the above, having a front of ~ feet
All the aforementioned win be sold
reasonable terms. GREEN SCOTT,
Auctoueers and Commission M-rchsnsa,
Jan 2S-eod2s Cof. of sinh and Penn.
SiLfxs, SILKS, sII.ksI- hav. hand .ps.sdid ss
" soument Of silks, consisting IN part Of,
~ pieces - inches wide pink poolt de soie, a41 rs
~ DO do white do DO
do DO tan, Marrnnc blue, brown Asa osker
color., at 81 and upwards
900 yards small eheckered silks, at 6as cents
i5o0 do broease Hiiks, 81
Black silks of
French iaines very rh.sp
Great bargains 70 be bad in coak msntias and thaws
Alpacss and bombasins, ali qualities
full ss-ortfneni of staple goods Of all kinds.
Purchasers viii do well 20 call before buying
where HALL BROTHER
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-11-23
MQSNachusettS.

The triumph of the Know Nothings in
this State is more complete and overwhel.
ming than any other instance OF the kind
on record. A Boston despatch yesterday
sums up the result as follows:
The Atlas Of this morning sums up the
result of the election in 308 towns is all
but 2l in the State. Gardiner has 78.-
843; W ashburn, 26, ,135; Bishop, 1885,
Wilson, 7 5l8; Walls. 313; all others
TAT. Majority for Gardiner (Know
Nothing 3l,935. Simon Brown, Of Con.
cord, is chosen Lieut.. Governor by a
vote essentially corresponding with the
above.
Robt. B. Hall, of Plymouth; Bu(ing
ton, of Fall River; Damrell, of Dedham
GOWNS, of Roxbury; Burlingame, o.
Cambridge; Davis, Of Gloucester; Banks
of Wallham; Knapp Of Lowell; Dewitt
of Oxford; Morris. of Springfield; ant
Mr.. Trafton, OF Weslfed, are chosen to
Congress-all Know Ncthings. Banks
and Dewitt are the only members of the
present Congress.
The State Legislature has been sweP
in most surprising manner by the same
secret organization, who have chosen, il
all probability, every member Of thC
State Senate; and of 348 members of th'
House, 34l are Know Nothings. Such (
political revolution was never experien
ced before in this section Of country.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-11-23
JACKSON MARKETS.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A fact worth remembering. In this age of
empricism, when cure als abound, medicine
which has stood the test of scientific investiga-
tion, and received the unqualified approval of
the medical faculty, is certainly ararity. Such
a medicine IS Stabler's Anodyne Cherry Ex-
pectorant, which has been recommended by
numbers of the best and most experienced ply.
sicians, used by them in their practice, with the
happiest results, and invariably gives relief in
coughs, colds, bronchitis, and diseases of the
lungs and throat generally. 1t will be well for
all to bear this in mind, during the inclement
season now approaching, as by so doing they
may be the means of preventing much suffering
to themselves or friends.
See descriptive pamphlets, to be had gratis of
the'agents Price of each, only so cents per bot
tie, or six bottles for $3.50.
Il. II. STABLER & CO., PRoPREToRs,
WHOLESALE DRUGGIsTs, BALTIMORE.
JAMES II. c. MILLER, Agent for Jackson Co.,
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
JOHN d. PARK, Cincinnati R. E. SELLERs,
Pitsburg, J. IL. PATTERSON g. Co. Wheeling.