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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-10

BAN FRANCISCO Oct IL, 1864.
Ihs hpss Of the last fortnight has attended with
such important and gicomily exciting events in
idst that Il ID with pleasure turn TO the only graft
Tying feature in intelligence by this mail 10 the At
kntic. Considerable animation and hopeful tone
have prevailed In market since the sailing Of the last
steamer. Rates have generally advanced and If
heavy receipts Immediately may hope to
better trade than has prevailed in markets within
the Ast eighteen months In consequence Of the stu
psndous frauds which have lately to light in
city, great stringeney has prevailed in our
money market, and We can scarcely hope for an
sAasr state Of things until the fun extent Of the
swindls shall have been ascertained, and the po-
son Of those who supposed to have suffered heavi
" fuy investigated. Contrary, however, to the gene
raj expectation Of panic, we are pleased to report
t. the withdrawal Of the heavy amounts Of forged war
rants from market We feel, however, in communica-
tng this gratifying intelligence to Atlantic readers,
= q also our duty TO suggest word Of caution IS to
future shipments based present advices. Il not
te scarcity Of goods but merely TO reasonable sup.
py that the present change is owing and - the first
htsligence Of heavy shipments hither win immedatey
throw back into the disgusting state from which We
are scarcely yet emerging earnestly beg Atlantic
sreAants to pause ponder before they again sacr
Aes their interests and own BY an immoderae spe
Nn1afiYe mania.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-10

p.~<u~cvtA New Hsnpshirs. He served IN apprsn-
49, q the printing bssiDess in tAs Oes Of the New
usnDsAire Qesess.
n - Taaseiseo, On Sunday Afternoon At o'eloeh,
ysEa Besrian, Of consumption aged % years. native Of
New Yerk.
IN 81. Diego, Oct "A, Mrs. staAdish, formerly Of Nor.
vieA, Conn, late Of Sea Francisco. Mrs. g. Of
~ passengers Of the Yankee Blade.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-12-06
Whiskcy and Newspapers.

A glass OF whi~key is manufactured
from perhaps dozen grains OF mashed
corn. tie value Of which is too small tu be
estimated. A pint OF LlS mixture sells AT
retail for one shilling. and il Il good bran ,
1t is considered bv its consumers well
worth the money. Il is drank nff in mi
mute or twu-it fires the brain-ruusvs the
pasSionS-->harp"ns the appetite-l"r'n-
yes and wcak"nS the physical Svstcm-i.
is gonc--and swollen ewes. p rched lips
and an aching head are its followers. o.
the same side board upon which this j.
| served. lies a newspaper. the new whit"
paper Of which cost three fourths Of 4 cent
the composition for the whole cdj ION
costing from ten to fifteen dollars per day
1t is covered with half million nf type >;
it brings intelligence from the four guar
ters Of the globe; it has in its clearly print.
ed columns all that is strange or new at
home; it tells you the state IF the market;
gives account Of the last elopement. the
execution of the last murderer, and the
latest steamboat explosion or railroad dis
aster; and yet, for AL this. the newspaper
costs less than the glass OF .grog-the
Juice Of few grains Of corn. 1t is no less
strange than true, that there are large
portion of the community who think the
corn juice cheap and the newspaper dear,
and the printer has hard work to elect
his dimes, when the liquor dealers are
paid cheerfully.
How is this? Is the DO ly a better pay
master than the head. aud are thin IS .oI
the moment more priced than things Of
eternity ? Is the transient ticklingof the
stomach of more consequence than the
improvement Of the soul, and the informa.
uiOn that is essential to rational being
If this had its value, would not the news.
paper be worth many pints of whiskey
Forest City.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-12-06
TERMS.

=, Cooper's Clarksburg cgister spubIished in
SSlarksb"rg S Va, every Wednest ay morning, at
S,oo per amnmtn advance, ,or at the expiration
Ui SIX MONTHS from the time Of subscribing; after
Ine termtnation Of six months $3.50 will liuvarf-
Holy be charged. No subscription received for
tess tnan six months No paper will be discon-
un"ed' except at the option orthe proprietor, un-
I'll all arrearhges are paid up;and those who do not
a9rer their paper te be discontinued the end of
sheir term Of subscription, will be considered us
desiring to have it continued.
ADvERTIsEMENTs will be inserted at 90 per
square of twelve lines for tho first three inseT-
tions, and twenty-five cents for each subseuucns
insertion. liberal disco unt on the above rutct
made TO those who advertise by the year. No
advertisement counted less than one sNuare-
Tha number Of Insertions must he specified or
fhe advertisement will be continued and charged
tor accordingly.
AnnonncemcntOf candidates for Office zoo
Marriages and Deaths inserted gratis
All communications, to insure attention ,lnust
be accompanied by the author S name and post
paid
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-12-06

EARLY MANRrAGE--Some people have
got notion that old Ben Franklin was
opposed To early marriages. and an anita,
&onlst to the era IlemAker. Non. this is
al nonsense. the old codgcr WAS ust
IS easily affected By bunch OF calico. as
soy other sensitive and sensible mortal
He fell in love with petlicoat. while
maunching piece OF gingerbread in
the streets Of Philadelphia, and soon pro
red that he went in for an increase in the
census, By making the Afo' esaiI pet;icoat,
A1d its contents, his partner for life
Whether he did much for the census. we
don't know, as We have documents on
that point at our hand. Let avery young
man and woman get married as soon as
they can. There is nothing like nice
piece Of calico to keep young man out
Of the penitentiary while corduroy pro-
Perly INDUCED. will always secure the
happiness and glory of t'other sex.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-12-06
Idy. My two friends, B and w

10y. MY Two lElehuS, D anu w
walked in.
>"How do you do this morning? What's
the matter wi b your face 2"
1.-The toothache-had it all night-nc
sleep--lnok Ikea fright"
2Hand me that pen" said w, I'll give
you a cure. Take OF n;tri duLci SO much,
and alum Ou10. SO much.
Horrible ~ said b Il tried-that once,
and it screwed my face all out of joint.
Have you tried the VaPor bath ?"
No"
"Only thing in the world for tOothache,
Try it,
Il WILL" said I.
We we've Interrupted by Mr.. L: He is
one of your plain. common-sense sort of
people. practical. fixed in his own opin
ions. a little inclined to sGoicism, with u
dash Of savage philosophy, partly Affect
ed. to hide tender feelings, and about six
feet and an inch high without his shoes,
whats the matter with your face ~
inquired he.
''Toothache. said Tall swellsd-
keeps me awake, and"
TRY my nitri. duIcis. and alan. z'ulv -
said ".
Course your nitrt. dulcis~ and alan
pulO.," said L.. ''there is bat one cure for
the toothache, and that's sure "ne:''
l looked tremblingly up. He had his
great square fist doubled, as if he had
something in his hand: He raised it to
his mouth, and screwed it around with
the motion of dentist. uproo'ln! SOME
huge double grinder with three diverging
prongs. My friends were silent. Turn
ed little pale. He saw, what an impres,
sion he made, and with a grin that went
to my very soul. added
-"Out with it. you fool. you, and there
is an end. It's worth all the mitri dulcis.
and alum. outV. in the universe"
There was melancholy truth in what
he remarked. 1t unk into my very soul.
made up my mind; and when my wor
thy advisers left,me. walked around to
Mr. pa the prince Of dentists. There was,
an awful siIence-a moment of intense
feor-a slight struggle-an agony-a cry
of the hearts core-I came out the hap
piest o. men.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-12-06

and Of his success in battling them. SThe
physician entered He stOolby the side
OF the busy man. He looked at him in
silence, shook ishead. aud to the anx,
ious inquiry of the wife, answered.
- No madam ! The fewer persons here
the better. The maid had better stay
away; do not let the maid"
q Here she goes, there she goes - yet
again, in harmony with the waving Hng-
cr, issued from the lips of the landlord
"a consultation. will be necessary" &"
said the physician, 3" WIN YOU run for
doctor a %
The kind neighber buttoned up his
coat and hurried from the room.
In n few minu es. D.. A. with another
medical gentleman. entered
.'This is sorry si5Ls," said H. to the
doctor with him.
Indeed it is, SIR" was the reply. " 1t
is sudden attack. one Of the"
the sole reply The phySicinnS stepped
into a corner and consulted together.
Z" Will you be good enOn Gh to run for
a barber? We must have his head shaw
ed and blstered, said doctor A"
" All. poor dear husband" said the
lady, Il feer he will never know his mis-
cradle wife"
Z" Here she goes there she goes y said
the landlord. with little more emphasis.
and more nervous, yet determined
waving Of the finger in concert with the
pendulum for the minute hand was near
the ttgelvc-lhat point which was to put
ten pounds into his pocket, if the hand
arrived at it without suffering himself t"
be interrupted.
The wife, in a low bewaling tone,
contin ued her utterances.
" No, never nor his daughter"
Here she goes. there she goes p al
mos, shouted. The landlord. as the minute
hand arri;ed a: the desired point.
The barber arrived he was naturally
a taIkaliye man, ana when she doctor
made some casual rema'k. rejecting Fc"-
On the qua i'v OF the instrument he was
about to use. he rplled-
a. All ha Monsieur. you say ver bad
to razJe-teS-b :autiiuI-oh look
look-very fine. isn't he %
Here she goes, there she goes !"
screamed the landlord, his hand st II wav-
ing on-on, his face still gathering a
Smil., and his whole frame ready to be
with jpy.
The barbor was amazed. Here she
goes, drre she goes y he responded in |
the best English he could use. Ware ?
ware shall begin Vat is dat he say ?"
Shave his head At once y interrupts |
c.l he doctor. while his lady sank in a
chair.
"Here she goes. there she goes - for
Che last time cried the Ian !lnrd, as the
clock struck TIE A0ur Of nine. and h" SPran
from his seat in an ccStacy Of delight.
screaming at The top of his voice, as he
skipped abOu; The room
'I've won it 1--we won it !"
"What ?" said the waiter.
"What 2" echoed the doctors.
"Whau 2" re.echoed the wife.
"Why the wager--tenspOuDds y But
casting his eyes around the room, and
missing the young men who induced him
to watch the clock, Ii. asked -
"Whcre are those young men who
supp"d here last night? eh ? quick-
where are lhcy?'
"They went away in their phaeton near
Iy an hour ago, sir, was the reply OF the
waiter.
The truth flashed like thunIe, boil
thru sh his mtnI. They had taken the
pOckct-bopk with twenty -"ue pjunt~
therein, and decamped--a couple of win
ding sharpers. with wit TO back them,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-12-06
CoURrING IN CuURcn.

An eccentric rector remarked q gentle
man at church who, was not parlshloner,
but who, Sunday after Sunday. placed
himself in pew adjoining that of a youag
widow. On the first occasion, he detect
ed him silly drawing the lady's glove from
off the back of the pew where she was ac-
customed to place it cher hand and arm
were deIicately -fair.I By-and by, the la
dy's prayer.book fell--accidentally of
coursc-from the ed g Of her pew into the
genlleman's. He picked it up--foqnd a.
leaf turned down. and scanned passage
which evidently caused a smile OF com
placency. Our ministers saw all their
and continued to watch with
a Scrutin!zny eye, for two successive Sun
days. On the third. as soon as the col
Iects were read, and while the lbeadle yet
obsequiousIy waited to attend him to the
chancel, our eccentric pastor, ina strong
and distinct voice, said
Il publish the bands of marriage be-
tween NJ. and H., deliberately pronoun.
cling the names Of the parties. II any
Of you know any just cause, DC.
The eyes of the whole congregation
were turned upon the widow and the gay
Lothario; the lady sulfnsed with bushes,
and che gentleman criins6ned with an yer;
She tanning herself with velemcnce, and
he open ny and shutting the pew-dOor>
with ra gel and violence. The minister,
meanwhile. proceeded with the accuSsom
ed duties. with the same decOrum and
ease as ii perfectly innocent OF the aglla
ton he hal excited Tne sermon pre- tch
ed andTt service ended. away to the
vestry rush the parties at the heels Of the
pastor.
..Who authorized you. sir. to make
such publication of bands o. demanded
thev both in breath.
"Aulliorizetl me !" said he. with stare
tha; heightened their coniusion.
Yes sir. who authorized you@"
ooh" said the minister, with sly
glance alternately at each. 'if you don'l
approve of it, will forbid the bands next
sun inlay"
Sir" said the lady, "you have been
! too officiduS aIready-noboIy requested
YOU to do any such thins: you had better
mini your own business"
"why. my pretty DEAR" said he. pat
ling her ON the chesk, what l havedoue
is all in the way of business. and if you
do not like to wait for three publications,
advise you. sir. (turnipg TO the gentle
mani to procure-t the license. the ring aud
the fee, and then the whole may be sc
tied as soon as tomorrow"
''Well." replied the gentleman. ad-
dressing the lady "sith Jour permission
will getthem, aud Ne may be married
in day or two,
"Oh! youfm do as you please. " pet
Itishly, yet nothing 10th. replied the widuy.
hewas day or two after the license
was procured. The parson received hi.
fee, the Bridegroom his bride. and tht
widow for the last time threw her glove.
over the pew. aud II was afterwards said
all parties wers satisfied.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-12-06
mooD ON AUTUMN n

Summers gone aud over
Foggs ure falling down,
And with russct tinges
Autumn's doing brown!
BOughs are daily rifed
By the gusty nieves,
And the book Of Nature
Getteth short of leaves.
Round the top of houses
Swallows, as they Ait,
Give like yeurIy tenunts,
Notices TO quit.
Skies Of tickle temper
Weep by turns and laugh
Night and day together,
Taking half aud half.
So November endrth- 49,
Cold und most p"rverse-
But the mUMths that follow
Sure will pinch IT'S worse.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-12-06
ON A PRINTER.

Here liesa form-place no imposing stone
To mark the bed where weary it is lain !;
'Tis matter dead Its mission all being done
To be distributed to dust again.
The body's but the type, at best, of man,
Whose impress is the spirits deathless page
Worn out, the type is thrown tO.pi again,
The impression lives through an eternal ago.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-12-06

srsouLAR w1LI.-A" My body ahali be
put upon the onk table IN my coffin in tho
brown room. and fifty Irislimen shall be
invited to my wake, and every one shall
have two,quarts Of the best Aqua vita,
and each d sskein dirk or knife laid before
him; and when the liquor Is out. tailihy
coffin, and commit me 10 lie eaftti, whenrn
came. This is my will. Witness my
band this Sd day Of March, 1764.
JonN LkaaLtf.'r
Some Of Langley's friends askea him,
why he should be at such charge 20 treat
the Irish At his fuuorai- people whom
he never lovetl. ~ H.s
: ''Why. for what reason Ieplied Lang
ley. They will get so drunk at krny
wake. that they will kill one another and
We shall get rid OF rome Of tho breed
and II every one would follow my exam.
pie in their wills. 10 time. We should get
rid'of them ALL"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-12-06

81 EB Mrs. Partington advises all Young
people afflicted with preparation of the
heart to apply the catarect Of mustard, to
draw out the information, and she saws
she has never known failure when this
device was followed.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-12-06

: EgAs long as The Waters ofpefssen-
lion are upon the earth. % long We Dwell
10 The ark but where the land = dry,
the dove itself will be tempted 70 . Wan-
dering course Of life, and never return to
the house Of her safety.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-12-06

EB One reason why We see 20 few
agreeable in conyersaticn is, thatsalnost
everybody is intent upon Whist be himself
has : mind TO ray. than upon making per.
tiIIent replies 70 what the rest Of the COM
paBy ssy to them.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-12-06

fN Precept is instruction written IN
the sand; the tide flows over it snsl the
record is gone. Example il given on che
rock. and the lesson IS not sogn- los..
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-12-06

e1T. The p4fent4gs Of 1 lte ti n15sE
ifisuie OF ali Q slaSe. Tti a. lssI !
c.essr lis thar knows iss.oyn fatlssf
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-12-06

y-Fsfs woman wb0 undsfIook so
sco4r RE woods. has sband65si The Sb.
on agcounE of lie prizes of soap stii
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-12-06

awFcDorE or TaE GrRAyYE The New
Orleans Sun relates humorous story Of
a very well dressed AMI gsneeel looking
person who was curious TO see the Gi.
rafFe, and who stepped mp TO the imam
wot' receives the money with ~
is The Giraffe TO be seen bsrS.'
yes. SIR
Il want 10 see him.
Very well. SIR
1t is fifty cents. isn't it 2
'one dollar. Fifty csnta for ssFVants.'
We'll. I'm servant
You a servant
yes. rir.' ~ t
The devil whpses'
'Youts, siF, your humble seTysnt'
Walk in and take = seat
'.Thv joke was worth the priss Of 81.
mission.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-12-06

H The grsater iIifisulty the more
glory in surmoahting it. Skillful PilotS
forms their reputation from storms and
tempests.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-12-06

IFrwAR NOT FOR TIoPE THE tIEARr
WOULD BRG Ak.-Wers il not for hope the
arm would fall powerless on the straggling
"ae o rd lo LIE, S and maals The
the shade Of the elm and watch the living
ocean ebbing by--at every throb Of the
heart a life.wave rolls on the other shore.
The footman with his pack and the rich
man with his-steed, is urged on With the
hope Of better !.st things ahead. .rhs ragged
manhood and daysof brighter sunlfghtfor
him. Tho old man creeping up the billion
staff aud c.ntch, looks out with hope for
coming death. and rest beyond the grave.
The sun has long since faded from his SKY.
Tell him he never shall know the rest he
seeks. and tears will wet tie wrinkles on
his withered cheeks--for his old francis
worn out, and he longs to lay il asidbs Hhd
leave his.statf and crIteh At the door Of
the grave.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-12-06

Coon ExERcTsE-A young lady recon
mehded To exercise Tor her health. said
she would jump at an offer and run he
own sisk..
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-12-06

81 There is in this lie n1 blsssin9
l1ks LII ciion-it sootliss 4. halloNs. alls-
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-12-06

R5r As small planets are nsafett thc
sun. IS are. little children neareat e
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-12-06

N aalis 5uimitted in public should
81 paBIisl sproyed.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-12-06

sornan In leather doublets may
Sc more worth, than lords in ysfsetfobss.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-12-06

~ Sraa sWim upon the surface
but psaEIs iis3 he bottom.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-12-06

ELEaASr ExrRacT.-Th grandeur Of
mans nature turns to insignifcanee all
outward distinctions. His powers otein.
tellect, of conscience. of love, of knowing
God, of peroeiving the beautiful Of acting
on his mind, on outward nature. and, on
his fellow creatures-those are glorious
prerogatives. Through the vulgar error
of undertaking. what's common. wsbArs
apt. indeed. to pass these by as Of little
worth. But as in the outward crestion.
50 insthe sonl, the common is tie most
preciousf Science and art may invent
splendid modes of illuminating the apart.
ments of the opulent; but those are'aIl poor
and worthless compared with the LIGHT
which the sun sends into our windows.
which he pours freely, imparlially, over
hill and valley, which kinalss daily the
eastern and western sky; and so the COM
mon lights OF reason. OF canscisnee md
love. are of more worth and dignity than
the rare enlowments which give celebrity
to u few-- Choaning. -
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-12-06
IEpfroR 9 pRoPRIEToR
ygmoLE! NO. lo1.

-
diculous. Once in such a eilsmma they
go from bad TO worse, and in m effort to
9. cape. they only get themselves the
more involved. How important, then. the
study of mannerl And yet ID is ne elected.
almost universally while some ot our
teachers are anything but models Ia this
respect. The idea OF ease and grace in
personal deportment seems never to have
entered their minds. They forgot that
the first impulse is often nude through
the eye. and hence an awkward boy may
be ruined before he has an opportunity
TO display his mental QUALITIES, AseOr-
ding.t TO an old sphorism, g manner ma
keith the man. We are not disposed to
go so far. but it is quite certain neverthe.
less, that an easy. graceful, polished
manner. has often been the, pioneer 70
position. power and fortune.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-12-06

~Tims is aeetiug.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-12-06

VlI8 JVW9''It1J VT - T'@7I7@' p
tishly, yet nothing 10th. replied the widoy.
IEwas a day or two after the liesn*e
was procured. The parscn received bis
fee, the bridegroom his bride. and The
widow for the last time threw her gloves
over the pew. aud IL was afterwards said
all parties vert satisfied.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-18
Daily American Organ

We have received the above paper which made
its first appearance this week. \, II. title i'm
plies it is devoted To the cause If the American
or Know Nothing party. The Editors. Messrs
Nespa- an Ellis and Il. NJ Heath, are gentle
men of ability. and the paper is well gotten up.
1t will advocate n repeal, or, nj least, modfca-
tion Of the present naturalization laws. u INV {"
prevent the immigration Of 'orrgu panpers ~
criminals: an amended form Of an oath 10 mp
port the constitution, &c. 1t will. also, oppose
any union of Church and State; all abridgement
of religions liberty; all ''highcr law" doctrines,
&c. x. The articles are temperate aud well
written. The editor decline, publishing commu.
Catholic. on the ground that it i not a religious
but political paper. Nj. Ellis denies that he
belongs TO the Wing party, having mostly sup.
rorted Democrats for office. The Organ i pub.
lishrd daily and weekly in Washington ethyl an
Association of Native AneTcan-, at 81 for the
daily aud - for The weekly per year. 1t will
doubtless receive IL liberal support from is party
The Political REyoIrTloN.-lt j. worth
while SAYS the Baltimore American, - compare
the votes in the States that hive held elections
Within the year with the VOTES cast by them at
the Presidential election Of 1852. sub com
pa son make up in the following statements
and it will be thai for the sake Of showing
all possible fairness TO Pierce we have only given
his maiorties of l-52 over Scott aud Hale CON.
biued