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Butte record., 1854-01-07
NEssI.s HAIL : CRAND4L-

Fsy he faciIife e Eow offered by these gen
: I.er19a . TIE travelling Community be-
tEeaa Sacramento CITY sna MErysYiils are
ul-arT T-s-ei ty any in lie state Large and
ss1lc biz us coaches. last horses ami soIapet
drivers. O. s-y nothing @. the gen l-u41 y
cents Ne~sr- 6rraaarn II Sacramento City.
a. A.4aie AZ lnrvsvllle
-+~ &c hls alrs.alT es1abiishei IN euyistI Ii :
re --a-. "a. and vii, u ioub1, under the pres
ei, -a- -e aiaA. meat. do away ~lth "a large
,.u it the >.e4ua.4t travel On The Sac
r-.-c4t. all FeatLer rivers. nov, -
Butte record., 1854-01-07
UPNAAg 80 oNNAEp.
WILSON'S EXrHANGF Z

W : q NJ EX C i : y G z,
Opposite tie -7aerieaa Theatre and Custom
House. San Fr.tcncs, >en.ome 81
TgTHE : sc E1ral E-tal' sllmsut, vhich
fiie only hve story buiil3nc On tie Paeihr) j.
nrw tui>hed and spieliI4iy furnished iAro
Out although j. r.rutaias ane luni irel and
seventeen large r8oll-, VIII facilities % sc
cmrodate Two hundred .a3zers-such hss
been tie rush ol customers IL tie Exchange
sure It's completion. that the pr0Irieters
have been iuaucel L. lease half tie Lre-Vro.f
block just ersctei by Lieutenant " srali.
an al 81 NJ t1e Lxchau 2 Ills y a.lf
seventeen large apartments. AID afford t5a-e
facilities Whlca tL- Increase II trade 17g glires
Oar present Bar vL p. il ttw days he -
moved g the FIRST floor In tAe Maynard Bloes
one 30 y ucrth f where the By is at present
M rails II n-ouey will BE- sfarei 70 render
tie Es-h-lre Ihe Lz=.sa- Eetci of tLe pub
fc. au' keep Tace wilii the ra1 cr1stA AID
Improvement oul woui ieri4l city az State
p Ifh the above inducements. tile Exchange
is coutleasly e1rr.l 20 tile -'l4i lau as DE-
serving their rr-1 Ee-- ll all.au-h NOT
ii- pose to te I'ia fv- ana trumpet OUR 1wa
praise abroad. cur hearty thanks are cheer
fully teui~7ei g. tire ten thousands vino have
at s-9wei aEan rs alike Their t-74rs aLl mo-
ueT &1l auu.lu ilui af tbs -llEr, ve shall
duly appreciate tie t1er, ami lrloc3ta iu
future. as in times past. the smile oi cur oiI
customers, and greet with pfeasuie our old
oaes--Sha probably viii conp1se tie ll-r=si
rtiou Z The ord
Butte record., 1854-01-07

nSHEHIFFS SALE D v.rue L fhfee exe-
- cutions. l->ueI ts Ju,lce I D Bar
Justice OF lhe lta-c. Qu4i.z Iaan-iil. Ia
County taitorlis.- 60 5se 'lis c5-i s.~ il. slit
II N-iee. NaIs &c0 Csinst she y m1s.fh
Jsnf STICK foa.pany. for fne Saa - elsv Z
Aus ired ani tor'y two ,n. lars-aia We. cents,
.l142.a7) damages aud ore hanlrei an1
Il be d.iilfs. aud 1tty cents, lt9 l0 c-i-
have scz.d and ken iu execution: Oil The
r-hr. Ii:le sltl interest Of the NHuuefa ! ..st
St.ek CemTany- ia ati ru ihe 81. ..o~in-- L-tl
lrei esty. ~ wis one Qual'z AlIu. ai.l .,- .}-
Teftenarccs ih,1tunio h.on-5ne- also ne
D Fe.tin- l-e; also fhe Qaariz Lei-e. q 1At
huairei feet ia -r-ta, wia II uatu ~sl
deptls and angles Ihe atere-7td Ieriy S
soc4rel upon =..ison q ees. Qaal'z tesu-uip,
Bafte County C4IIforiia iie af Te>aid llol sr-
IS. was att.ehef by virfreef a WIT % lf-
tsehmelt issued by the atsre~a d Jn~fiee n
the 25th. daV II November, j. b s53.
Notice j. herety gwen ttat ] will expose 70
public s,.le. 1T the Court House u 3 ieeil, on
the srh. day OF January. A b 1854 ar
clock z. VI. The s.buvs Iescr4bel roper -,
t. the GINS b,4der for cash
B.dwe.l, Dee, 81 1888 ? FaEER.
Sheriff. Batie County.
Butte record., 1854-01-07
BLACksAlITR sHoP.

a THE uuief-i igzel, thankful for past
6 . tivors, Would respectfully inferm the
" 4abiic tual they are On haud 10 execute
hl vsrk Il gle Inc Il horse an3 * sbueIn-,
a.4sug a5it repairing mill irons miners Joois,
carriage work Sc. with promqsnes> aud N
reas3 3u4o.e terms BROWN i SPEAR
B-iwsl. Novl2. 1883
Butte record., 1854-01-07
ENION BILLIAnD >ALunN-

T. NDER. Record Printing Oftie The sub
4 scrlber- 4a.iug JAS COMPLETE their -
iauli,amesi, would respectfully cali the atren-
iian Il TIER friends 10 the Table which j. one Of
Griffith s DeckeF's manufacture, and srknaxl-
igel hy judges 10 be superior u anything
heretofore. before TINS community. The bar
viii be constantly supplied with The choicest
brands u segar-. wines, Liq1ors Sc, anl the
profriefor- trusts that no exeriion on iheir part
sEail be wanting 10 render this one o. the most
popular resorts IN town
i L BATH & co. Dec a
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TIE VIRGINIA. STEAM saw WILL

EH08 SALE. Tais Mil Is situated near
Il Bilwel4's Bar. l. SURROUNDED oT IA Abau-
dauee 0f good timber, AMI l. 10 good running
Or Ter. Tue engine : u superior sne, aud ca
psale OF running more THAN one Sax TIE
MA Is tui ave uHle> frsai the Nam fe4tAer
liver, 4ai lumber can be raitsl thence io
Mary~vIlie or Saera4asafo. lrQ1-aa.y TIE
Nil cln ASP 10 lrEa All pr ataa.e aasuss
in aam II lumber Tae Subscriber cane ia
Possession Of this Mi ior deb;, aui vii sell
Ii al considerably less than Is reai vai,le
Inquire at the prem ses. OF C. G. Lincoln, a.
Bl1wells Bar, or Of the Subscriber.
GEO & GLrYAS.
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ER00K ~ KARIETI sTOEE. e. -

sSO0K AND VARIETY STORE. East side
M Shale Hatei.-fbe undersigned respect
fully informs the pa6iic tuat he keeIs con-
stautly On hand IA us establishment p god
variety of School B.sks, Peetc.l aa1 Musical
Worzs. Novels. Yankee not0n-. sc. In al
dlt.on u the above, ms cast mers can AZ al
times be furnished rstA the best article q.
Cigars aud Tobacco
TEAMS-CGsb, AMI liberal
nosz5 c. \. SMITH.
Butte record., 1854-01-07
BlpNELL LIVERY sTABLF-

- THE subscribers having recently fitted
~ up their extensive harm ami stables.
ale repaired 70 fnfnish quarters Tor large
number u aulinsls, where the best quality Of
tay anl grain may always be faanI Sslile
horses 10 iet. STOCK taken cn livery Animals
ssnglt and .9lI when desired
tIH PERSON / co.
Bidxel. November - ISIS
Butte record., 1854-01-07
OLpFl.IENDs.

THE luiers gael. eepee,faily invites = our
s,ieunon 20 ~ purchase # lir. Ne-c ...b' {,
iuserss. Il the late firm q 5la.44ut $ New
comb and hopes IN cempsuv via slr Glaek-
sat g. n5r.t a coutiuu.tiyn .; The F.iron.ge
sc t5-eraiiy awarded 10 ms predecessor.
De-.2l w. WILLIAMS
Butte record., 1854-01-07

N4IIJNAL HOTEL At BlDNELL
FE+EE National Bosel w.l he carried On ~
L Nr 4 Bancroft. the -ell knosr host
= 3an Thompson t1e l-te-- Iae We.
snosa reputation of the house I'll louse
th-ug - tie change u P4rtaeTs-.q Air
Bancroft r Ihuiap-osi -iil he halpy II trying
TO make their friends x me travelling cauniu-
nity n home ana comfortable 81 Natisn4s
Hotel.
They will keep the best Table the market
s9art,. god clean be Is &c. Their Bar viii
be lnruishel 9TH choice Liquors. Their -tab g
stands second 10 none, Ilu tact tiey are deter
wiHei 70 furnish a. good quArters fur man and
orast IS can lee fount IN thss ~ectl..' q country
fht D nt sac ant CI'la4ry arrange eleuf> ui
the house all o= under 1he immediate super
inteni-ace of Mrs { A Bancroft whuse
reputation Is q sufficient guarantee
Ngv.12
Butte record., 1854-01-07
TN NANUFACy0Rr

slCkENS0N ! &STONBS you'd re-1sstfuily
~ iatorm iae claz4u> II Butte County tat
T. - havs y .el sial g. Bikei- 7 ~ f5r
i-- IA -ll14cture - ala kihi- Il Tn ANA Sheet
lran Nare Olaer- q ie-i ;.t short isatiee J-b
sorA tone wlth dispatch O.. aud h.tting
stoves Ior sale Ngrl2
Butte record., 1854-01-07
.nIn 70 STANn"

~ Il Subscribers, naviag a1tet ap their 90
lab..saueat aal req ieni-as4 5heir sock of
ga 5 ifpia S.n Frapcise3, latter Themselves
iast tley san compete Slth any Z tae ira le.
Ssh welt4 av41. Themselves % the present OPP
lergaai5y u taauk iAeir irisuds au1 tie
l4ai ic seaerasly t,r the liberal support tn
''>t-41 s4s s..R 4.ys -4l, aa3 u solicit "a can-
i11An % thal support, upaa the css1 Pra.-
elaae, lo7 sinai. irJlls apl quick rsfHrls
FEl,G C~0N ) GO
D.l~ell. Butte c. Nv -. 1888.
Butte record., 1854-01-07
GLCCKAUF & WILKINS.

- 9ali respectfully ana uaee 70 the citi-
W zeus ot B We Bar. aai ,l= surraun
d aiming immunity, ta4t Trey are no,
ll re-s p1 u iarss and lD,A se.ec.e2 s.oc ,
c1la4a-ei q the isit5sinx articles
C.Eils of aH k.al-, Be-s ani Shoe.
1ei-- Conf .r.s, C.enE II. .lsle-- , K Dr.l-
ing 4-d Saaevur. Grocer o.. Provisions. l.
qaars IND Cigars Mining too.s aai miners
supplies genera ly, winch taey offer CHE4P
EtA L-1 rI- Ias 4tteltiau II tae ladies'. il
if--leut OF Cll.c.es, Deiqu=s. 8ierius',
tiaauel. lris4 linen Gloves, Lace. Hiab L
81 choice variety of R-u-sl5- F4ncy Per
ila.eT, in u1eetlan 49, al tie i-sr..b &
II .au u= AL .sia--l.as,s necessary to 4 l.-.es
.-at
T .ey ara ai~o SCENTS f.r F.rg : F4;rcss. and
are ever r-atg- ro execute business vim
prom tre~s ana de>T b. uayl2-jf
Butte record., 1854-01-07
Sheriff. sale.

= yirfus Of an order issued % ue ont Of
ESthe 3fa Judicial D.sir5ct u; ia ant 20
Butte tcuufy. at The b &c Der Term c-]5 al
aid Court. / VIII proceed % seii at Hubiic
auction. 10 rae hi-hesr bidder far cash iu faud
ou M.H tile 6ih ] ; Il Fsarnary a D ISL
- tae Ceurt House ioar. IN tae Town If B.t-
we,, tie property hereinaiter des ribei, 70
sa-.-fy - Judgement reuiered M -he .i - &
Cuar' en Nelue-d ) Dec .. 4. b ls33 q. f.if:
NJ the d -eunsr Term i >sld Court. IN favor
of K Dad-e and a-ain-t john F Simmons.
Peter Row sud F Burr. for the sum af
Thirteen Hunirei D llars debt. and tiir SUM
of ne hunlrel aai III rsy-Jhree dollars co,ts
IT -at
The property to he TIA vas morigs gai ny
said Simm - Row. ( Barr 10 secure the pay
uleut u SAID sum # th lrteen hundred dollars.
which mortgage was f0reciased accarifDg 20
law. AMI order Il sale da y reniere ] in the
Cuur. 81 resH orlariar the -aie 1f the ielosT
Ing described property, 20 wit:
situated Z Butte Comfy Ca. beginning en-
tie vest sue Of By Ba-te creek. at a point Z
sad creek aBe- fourJh Of q mile above tract
ot itnd conveyed by john Biise.l 10 GeaFge
L v.ngston, "a, nee up ana along sad creek not
exceed nE one Eiglta G. asIa 2, provide the
same snail not cross the county mad, tAen "a
a Te>ter4F direction parallel With the aorth
l.4e 80 si4 Gee. Lsy.b-sfof land, enc
m ie. thence one mile to the lace Of be5ina -
being IA al Eighty acres more 4r iess. ioE t}er
w.th al AMI slHE lar tue tenemenjs. here3ii-
ameuts. aa4 appurtenaDre- t ereUulo belong
ing, ~ q any sise apper aiming
Sale t9 take place between the hours Of 10
o'clock = NJ ami o clock P NJ Of -sil day
P F3.EE2.
Sheriff Bate CO C4l-
BT 4 BRowx 2 ;
E ls-f Barr. a., a. Isrna-v- u I~54
Butte record., 1854-01-07
SHADE HOTEL.

Is THE subscriber has AZ grest expense
h.... iit ri up the tbeye sci kuown II ass. and
SKA a -otl table clean beds AMI every Atten-
Nua g. Hl- customers BE hopes 10 mert lar
sliare q. fobHc patronage The OppusiJIOu
.lue II ~lases stops a. TINS Hou. T. ".
= lrsir.m. ltee ,
Butte record., 1854-01-07
EyE8Ts. SMELL t-C0'S
Feather River Express.
Connecting with ADAMS < CO.

We vou'l respectfully inform the public
that W. are uos -ust e. ia fttEa7i
IAsA>rRs- TALrABLl P.ckAess, LErTEas.
nc. ETC.
Wifh unrvallel lasrarch aui security. 4aa
lnon ne z--et re- ..a .n-e ter :. 70 .li H.
Butte record., 1854-01-07
BIDWELL DRUG STORE.

- DE- WM WILSON. PEoralEroR =
Dr. wilson bavBg eIen-l the above
b store lor the aecommoiaiien q the IL.
l-e-..-.s o. B.1rell, -ad surrounding cogu-
t4y ~4s-e- 'o Inform the pGtlc tast LIE wiH
e. ea-l,Htly supplied wl-h DEL-CS aa4
- 80 I ~ --4.1ol..l-s, s, VI ca viii At al
,..les a- toaui fresh ANA genuine
U1.-e lsue- res1. uezt 30af : he Z. corg
che u.e3-5-
Butte record., 1854-01-07

'ht ."t - ices, W.
Amer aa Wiley, Wytn7s,'.
Ch4nilerv &, r FTsBr
Git-.nv IL. Erru~vi -
Hofkias' Greek, H4u~3uv he.
Narfs Eavna, Legs B.-
Onion Tsllrv. N-l~-a Crock
Part ne 3 sgiugs, ? u~-isn > Cr.ek
Syfiue Eahey. Lch b.. Middle FIX,
Sr.ir~' D g-n-s, iTr-t IN.
Write kecs. Smfh~ B4-, y FIX
Barker Ranch, Cry II %.
Canyon Greek, Dute reS,
Grass Nal.ey. rosstoan,
Jailisau'> Geek. Noacsf Ctv.
Nstchez L~riaetpn House,
Oferou Gu'ch. Olhir.
Ricu Bar, North Fork P.ue Grove,
Strawberry Valley, Rush Greek. S Flat,
Spanish K Heh, =. Lsuis.
Coliec;ious. orders. etc. afs-niei 10 with
p-omp,nc~~ and fidelity Stafford & hEBBl
agents EFEGETL, SMELL < Co Nog l3
Butte record., 1854-01-07

Ef0CNrT CByETOR-Persen wishing
= the services u the county surveyor. .sill
please cave tAeir orders ~ Ch4s Lofts
o-lc-, IL D lv-Ii- ans they xii Be puactually
aaeulel TO- HUGH BLACK,
c. Surveyor Nov y
Butte record., 1854-01-07
SCHOOL

Cli1UIL
TIaS a Lo.D z.n oqea ,eao9l. IN
w a-- tde 4iree1 p q he School Com
-srs. e; ttls T..ce, ol u .11.y tie IglL
1888 Parents ana Eaari..-ns who vish 70
-f.I+ s-sa YES tas pariuuity Il gyll.
-. e-l1.slaa - al-s o.44,4fsa UaaaT their
-lar.e. are requested - -eld them. - So
early a day a. ? s~lhie Iaasc re-.4.a- a,
a--r-uce ale ul -iasd ;A.t b Ard esu Be pro-
cured u fi-sa,e families, ou very Tezs4n4llt
ter-a-
TsRMs o. Tu1T1or .-Fyr o0, fsrn Of
Fvalve weeks, 81 Dae H.
Butte record., 1854-01-07

+ II Burt, &t.arley AT TX Clzo.
9 ever Aerlea ; Z store epf9-is~ tnr
s-r-g Dec Il
Butte record., 1854-01-07
HESS LARCOvBR

1TINE8S STORE Who'e-ale anI Retail
VI Dra'er ia Groceries, Liquors. Psoyis-
ia-- Clothing, aai all kinds Of Miners sup
I-s Ec nov =
Butte record., 1854-01-07

Z tEAKLES !. LOTT. Attorney and Counsel-
q la1 NJ Law az Notary Public. practices
r. - Tie courts al the district, of1ce three
d9s-s above The N4tioo4l Hotel, GoF T.
Butte record., 1854-01-07

LU-Ac. ICaNEU, $ CO..
So fs>-
y. ln- Ho>rsoxsa7 Srs.Hr- ~ Fs.-rl.-o.
d i.t... lis-tf If-.t~.
laas -Is Bass 2 Nj SGT.
Loui- sal s-auc.sce
rENOTAL OF TIE TOsT OFFICE
~ He no ler-iguci h.,fn- b-en app in'=i
4 Po-t Master a, ,hi- llt-r, tae On-. -I
lie eater t- Aepl al th- : .,.s = is.-
2 II WIRST UN- p y
z. l-elI Dee 81 1853
Butte record., 1854-01-07

IT ENGLAND, BOTANIC PHYSICIAN
II EEPS c h=r1n'ry N hand a good surply
- u slel.claes 0lus at tie N4iynal
/ fel. De-. loh.
Butte record., 1854-01-07

~ WELLS. Justice Of the Pesee < Public
Z Aim nis5r4tor Deei- Mortgages, No.
. g Of P exemption Claims &. &c. drawn AZ
Gav tiae. ou r-s- .uabls terms otaee in he
: .rt 4 Ia. B iweI. uov.I2
Butte record., 1854-01-07

J.gN LEWIS P. Il. HARRIS.
z EWIS & HARRIS, Attorneys ana e IN
~ sellers a: L-v OHce fifth door above
"Ua- House " nov u
Butte record., 1854-01-07
J0HN WILSON & 20.

1 TToRNETs ami Coanssl.ors at Law. frst
Butte record., 1854-01-07
NIGHELS { GTlkNAN.

BI D ( Bows .
Bd~eli Batge Ce e January 4 D ls54
Butte record., 1854-01-07
NAIIJNAL H0IIL At BIDWELL-

Persons = - Tor tie aaeve lt.ers, p Tlaa,a -,
--ldseTll=s q z. ~ uIt.-i n0N r n.
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MISSISSIPPI SENAroR--Our information that
Hon. A. v. Brown, and not Hon. Jefferson
Davis, has been nominated by the Democratic
Senate, will be found correct, notwithstanding
all the reports to the contrary. Our informa-
ton, at least rests upon very high authority.
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DAILY NATIONAL ERA.

mise not to re-afiirm the old one--that is
adopting the old Compromise as a model, to
provide that thcnceforth, in all territory Of the
United States, which, owing to recent acquisi-
tons, now reached the Pacific ocean, there
should neither be Slavery nor Involuntary ser
yitude north Of So deg 80 min. The Missouri
Compromise was limited by its terms to the
Louisiana Territory. Since its passage, Calfor-
MIA, Utah, and New Mexico, had been acquired,
and the title to Oregon secured by treaty. The
proposition was, to adopt the same Compro-
mise Line in relation to these Territories, which
had been adopted exclusively in relation to
Louisiana. This and this only was resisted
and defeated by the AntiSlavery Party II
did not oppose or repudate the Missouri Com
promise, for no question was made concerning
that.
TO say that the refusal to provide for new
Territory, in one set of circumstances, new
Law identical in principle with an old Law,
enacted for . Territory ia another set Of cir
cumstances, was virtual repeal or abrogation
Of the latter, is unauthorized nonsense.
AS the Anti-Slavery Party did not repadiate
the Missouri Compromise in ls4s or 1850, its
determination now to sustain it in relation to
Nebraska, when, for the first time since it's
passage, the attempt is made to set it leide, il
entirely consistent with it's principles abksac-
ton heretofore. II is the Pro-Slavery Party
which is criminal-guil Of inconsistency, bad
faith, and fraudulent intention, because, hav-
ing admitted the validity of the Missouri Com
promise for thirty. three years, it now pretcnds
to question its constitutionality, and having
fully appropriated and secured all the advan-
tages it gave to Slavery, now socks to swindle
Freedom out Of the single benefit it gained from
the bargain" by falsely asserting that the
friends Of Freedom themselves have abroga-
ted it.
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Rufus Choqte is writing history Of Greece.
Rev. Thomas p. Hunt, of Washington, d. C /,
is delivering temperance lectures at Wheeling
Small pox prevails as an epidemic in Charles
ton.
There is lady residing in Philadelphia who
was born in l744.
General Wool leaves for California on the
goth instant.
Carvajal and number OF other filibusters
have gone to Galveston, 10 take their trial be
fore the United States court.
The flag Of the Republic Of Lower Califor-
MIA is composed Of three strpes--red. white,
and red-with two stars On the white ground.
Judge Edmonds Of New York, il engaged
in lccturing on spiritualism at various places.
He recently visited Poughkecpsie.
The new ship Flora Temple will shortly sail
from Baltimore on Der first ocean trip. She
goes, laden with heavy cargo, to Liverpool
II is said that so 900 copies Of Col Benton's
Thirty Years 10 the Senate y have been sub
scribed for, in advance Of its publication.
The Crystal Palace Association recently voted
Captain Charles Henry Davis aud Captain Du.
pont, superiniendcnts Of the Crystal Palace
each a service Of plate, costing 81 900.
10 Japan, If man dies in Office, deeply in
debt, it is concealed until the accumulation Of
his salary has paid his creditors-all things
going on as If he were still alive
druggist is under arrest In New York
charged with putting up poison for q sick man
in place Of proper medicine. There are many
druggists in New York who scarcely know the
difference between mAgnesia and arsenic.
The New Orleans Picayune says, that on the
4th inst the large quantity Of tbirty.four tons
OF specie was conveyed up the river on board
the steamboat John l. Avery 10 was shipped
from the Mint in that city, and is to be taken
to that OF Philadelphia.
Rev. w. r. Strickland, pastor OF Union
Chapel, IA. y. Church, in Cincinnati lately
performed a marriage for couple, and receiy.
cd IN return for his services from the bride
groom the neat sum Of $50 in gold, and from
tho bride, deed to o city lot valued at 81, 500.
Gen. Bankbead has been appointed to the
Eastern Division a. the United States Army, in
place Of General Wool.
Three thousand children were present at
Madame Soniag's concert in Cleveland on
Thursday.
More than sixty criminals have been execu.
ted in the United States during the year 1853,
and nine are now in prison under sentence Of
death
Francis Pigg, OF Indiana, has run away from
Mrs. Pgg aud foar little Pigs The Post says
he y Hog
NoTHnc.--Thst portion Of lady's head on
which her bonnet rests--Puach
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guards open to all equally the avenues to
fortune and distinction. Is he Democrat, or
not? an Advocate Of Popular Sovereignty OF
not? Friend of athe People, or not?
On the other hand, the Sentinel insists upon
throwing open all Territories of the United
States to an Institution which subjects one man
absolutely to the will of another, robs Labor
Of it's earnings, subverts all Family Relations,
generates castles ferceIy and unchangeably
hostile to each other, limits Education, Politi-
cal Power Fortune, and Fame, to the Few.
Ia it for such Journal to stand forth as the
defender Of the People, of Popular Sovereign
ty, Of Democracy?
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LITERARY MISCELLANY.
For the National Era.
THE LETTER !.
BY lucy LARcoM.

Child, how eagerly you look
From your dog's-earcd spelling book
Why so glad and smiling! Why
" Sec--I'ye learned the letter / !N
Child, you're not the first one yet
That, of all the alphabet,
Chose that letter for his task,
Nor for deeper lore would ask,
Many an older child you'll fnd,
Who, to all save 7, is blind.
lis as IL that character
Stared upon him everywhere.
In each hearts unfolding book,
First for he 5 snro to look,
Dreading anywhere to SEQ
Such democrat as w
Labor win not hc TO spell;
Better learn one letter well.
So that beautiful, grcat
Spreads, and covers earth and sky,
And its gilded shape is cast
On the future grand and vast
While the pigmy alphabet
Lies forgotten under il.
Poet or philosopher,
King or simple commoner,
He may be, who only looks
For the in all his books.
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0Z- Tho Daily Era be had every morning
at the Periodical Stand Of Mr. J. Il. BATES, Ex-
change, Philadelphia; also, the Weekly Era.
10 Mr.. JAMES ELLIOTT is authorized to receive
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A JUsT REMARK.--A writer in the New York
Times says;
The wealthy and educated aud especially
the fashionable people Of all civilized countries,
are now 80 nearly alike in their ordinary man.
ners and customs, that the observations Of q
passing traveller upon them must commonly
be Of much too super fetal character to war
rant him in deducing from them, with conf
dence, any important conclusions. Ihave spent
an evening at tho plantation residence Of q
gentleman in Louisiana, in which there was
very little in the conversation or customs and
manners Of the family 10 distinguish them
frSm others whom have visited ia Massachu-
setta England, and Germany
No MoRE QuAcKERy.--Th The Norristown Pal
Olive Branch refuses to publish quack rnedi-
cines ON any terms believing that they do great
injury, and that much suffering is caused and
many lives lost by those pcrnicious compounds
We congratulate Or. Meyer upon his determi-
nation 10 exclude this vile trash from his paper
Tho qnscks will 20 10 the wall or be com
PEELED 10 labor for living like honest msn, AZ
soon az the columns of to pross are cipsed
against them The last palace we hope has
been built by funds obtained from the credu-
lous and ignorant who put money in the purses
Of these charIatans Chester pal Republican.
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Rufus Choate is writing a history Of Greece
Rev. Thomas p. Hunt, of Washington, d. C /,
is delivering temperance lectures at Wheeling.
Small pox prevails as an epidemic in Charles
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Miss Lucy SToNE.-It is said that this
lady made hundred dollars by each lecture
she delivered at Louisville. She is tbis week
lecturing at Pittsburgh, and the Gazette, after
speaking Of her overlooking houses, says:
"She appears to have no difficulty whatever
in saying what she has to say. With fine
voice, modest and youthful appearance, an
easy, lady-lke address and an eloquent COM
mand Of language, she viii succeed, wherever
she goes, in securing faithful hearing