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mo. 537l
ArOrICE or the Renewal Of Land Once frosn
IN Clisrox WARsAw, in the State cf MISSOURI
Under emitted sathorxisl
changes in inc location approved March ls3
that land once os the sss
will be removed to Wa
county, said tbs rs day Of july mart
hand the city Of Washington this 10Th dsy Of
May, A. u. 1855.
BY the President; -..
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioned OF the General Land Once.
May l6-law6w
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EUK SALE 90 LeSse-A oar s.oy ana au
side, the OF street, House con
ps rooms recently been papered and painted
and possession given nsa-
stety SOLICITORS oice Treasury Department
or, Is--S,f
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G-tI 2 yr.-S-JE
10 n Z rob

On Monday, the 3O,h uIt., in GeraFdS-
town. Mrs. Elisa b. -Naa(ia, consort OF
William Maslin, Esq. of that place, aged
81 wears, month and 10 days.
On the l7rh of April last, at her resi-
dence IN Kelkaning Armstrong county, Pa,
Mrs. Mary Heiner, wife of the late John
Hciner formerly Of Charlestown, and ell
dest child of the late Peter Halnes, OF
Charlestown,-int the 7O,h year Of her
age.
On the Isl inst, at the residence of Mrs.
Julia Kemp, in CharleslOwn, Juiia +.
Lee, daughter of Henry S. and Martha
Lee, aged ID years.
In Martinsburg, on the 9Th inst, Mrs.
Nary LikenS, widow of the late Thomas
Likens, in the 76lh year Of her age.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

\ Election will be held in the County OF
4 Jefferson, on Thursday the 24h day Of May,
next, 1855, for the purpose of eecting a Cover
nor Lieutenant Governor, and Attorney Gener-
al, OF Virginia, member Of the House OF Rep
reSeniaives Of the United States a State Sen
ator for the District composed Of Jefferson and
Berkeley, and two Delegates 10 represent this
County in the next House OF Delegates of Eir.
ginia, under the direction and superintendent
OF the follow ing Commissioners and Officers, 10
wit
District No. !, Kabletown-Fisher 4. Lewis,
II. l.. OPie, Z. II. Lewis, Logan Osburn, and
Roger Chew. VIM. West Officer.
District No. 2, SmithfcId Robert W. Bay
lor, S. l.. Mnshiui, NJ. p. Nelson, Walter Shir-
ley, q. W. Tabb. George Murphy, Officer.
District No. ,, Chariestown and Cameron 5
Depot-Iohn J. Lock, Capt John Reed, VIM.
johnson, II. Rawlns, and David Howell. VIM.
II. GriggS, Officer.
District No. 4, Court House George H. Tate.
Samuel Ridenour, F. W. Drew, Il. N. Eichel-
berger and James w. Beller. ]. w. Rowan,
Officer.
District No. 5, lower district, Shepherds
town-John Wysone, John F. Hamtramck,
Daniel Cameron, George Byers and Jacob w.
Reynolds. Robert Lucas Jr., Officer.
Disrrict No. 6, upper district, Shepherds
town.. |. Lee. V. Nj. Butler, k. d. shepherd,
/ r., WIN. G. Butler aud Geo. NJ. Bast. J. p. A.
En,Ier Officer.
District No. 7, Bolivar-Carey Thompson,
John Moler, VIM Smallwo,d. Philip Engle
and Joseph l., Russell George Koonce, Off
Ger.
District No. 8, Harper's Ferry-Jeremiah
Fuss, John &. Wilson, A. H. Herr, George w
Little and George b. Stephenson. James w
Campbell, Officer.
a. ANY two or more of the Commissioners
above named may act in the Districts to which
| they are assigned.
JOHN w. MOORE, Sheriff of jeff Co.
April 2l, 1855. 22-te
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On the 7.h instant, By Rev. Mr. M0'l
gan, Mr.. Danid UeJstcr Sny"Gr' o. o.
ShcpherLstown, to Miss Bel'n"a W. H.
Constable, of Baltimore City. IL
ginia papers please copy H., ,orr.
At Locus! HILL Oh IueSu'S "'N ~.
ing last, by Rev. r. NJ. LPseomo' ~" MI
Charles {. Cochran, Of BaInmor'' ""%
Miss .QIcinda u. Bmns, daughter 81
Mr.. Charles Barns.of Alabama ana gram" l
daughter of Wan. Gfan'ham' N'4' VI
tins county. a., Pow
VIM. Evans. Mr.. George p. HGrE 10
Miss Caroline Z. Snlilh,boih OF Mar''iiS-
burg.
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GotI1s al10 Gorsts.

~ Hacks and Horses will I've furnished for
the convenience of visitors, and Guns, Dogs
&c. provided for those desiring occasional pass
time on the mountains or along the Antieam.
~ He gives the assurance 10 the puollc,
that his bills shall be moderate, nutwithS landing
the extreme scarcity and high prices and in
the full confidence of being able to please, with
his accommodations, invites call from all plea
sure seekers, or those desiring healthlul sum.
mer retreat.
JOSEPH D. PRICE, Proprietor.
April %, 1855. 23-3m
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BLACK ROCK"

so famous for lis magnificent views. is distant
but short dive or rlde, and will afford de,
llghfu spot Tor few hours recreation.
The location of these springs Is good one,
in one of the most delightful and healthy dis.
tricts in the State, it is at the same time conve-
nlent OF access from all parts-the roads leading
to it allordIng beautiful summer drives. From
Baltimore it may be reached by way of Free er.
ick and Boonsboro', as well as through Hagers.
town, also by way Of Emmiusburg, while from
ether points there are public conveyances to Ha-
gerstown, distant ouly eight miles, from which
place there will at all times be found comfortable
means for reaching the springs.
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..Sl5 lII 5, q 55;.'J,
BALTIMORE MARKET.

Flour-The Flour market is somewhat frmer
to-day. Howard street brands are generally
held at sos, but no buyers and no sales. A
sale of 500 b0ls. City Mills at SlO.5O, aud 500
do. at Sl062. Whcat-saeS made Of white at
S2.65a2 IS; red do. - 55a2 65. Co"n-saes of
white at Sl04aIG6, yellow SlO7alU8. Oats
sales at 6Sa7Uc. Rye-uo saes.-CHPper lm
instant
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. I'D ,,,1,rl, srcccSsful remedy for the
NEW anu III p;;o,,, E.oascS- Co,tjycnc~>. Ind-
u cure ~ '.' IL ~, Rl,,,,,,atis,o. FcycrS
geS'ioI; '"uL't \n,r, Trrit,LiIitv TnEauma-
GoNt, hu!oIS' Me- c''N'.'', - 81. p,,L
tons Heao%Che' l anus l ia -, - -" sc indood
and Limbs female Com NM, 81" p, ;, NIcd
wy - , NV los rcguircd and much sick
cine Is not more VI lgNS td jf d, harm,
ness an" .,,'I C,i ,yare norr freely used
Us o''' o'''' 60 Ill LII, . co,fiye habit of
NO person can l'. ,,.,',,tcs scrio,, and
oU"H Ptt,Ilt !; Lit have bccn avoided
often la.a' GlNc"S'H' N''.,l ,5 ,,,rr,.yc
gy me ''MSN "n" Lo,;. "a ,vr,ntn,ns and
ms Is ,ihe u"' VI ~ ~, m - .. l,,,,, or
Bilious uSrah"e,Ien.t, I'D f,r,idnilo d,tcmuers
PTo"u'S "' H''P S.,'''O 'i', ,, J Ind Hence
"Hich I"." .i'' ','''S'S az 49, g. ;,,,,,,rt.rra in
tGl'o'S .''ilHl KY! 60; Pm has beer, pcrtcctcd
inc puDHc he"I'll' "IG ", 'l''H 49, -. I,.'5 An
with cohNullnJ!' ""LI ~ my 81 -, pr.s
extensive ti1l OF Its virtues ~ II! -, 80;
SorS, and Patients, mas SNOW" i',"j., 80
any thing hitherto KNOWN OF any "'".,' ~
have been effected beyond o'''' ",'J Wv! ~. aud
Stantlated by persons Oh sue" VN"''E I.L
character as 10 iurDiu u. S",P''", ." ,,
Among the many eminent SSE"'"''" WY '''''
testified IN favor of these u's, we i".H ', 49,,
DR. \. \. HAYES, Al1i y 'l''t '"''''',' ~
and State ANsaNcr oil AaNs''hUN ""''' 7'
professional character Is endorsed 10y 'hr = .
HON. EDWARD EVERETT, senator vi VI. 'u' ~
RoREWr G. VI INlHkof' hA-ole"N'' Va ''''
Of Representatives. NJ, 90 r,,,,r,rl
ABBOTT LAWRENCE N'",N,T' -. ~. ,.f p,,,,
I joins j. tlILPAIEi'h' N'I.l' D.. = ~, ~ r
Also, DIR. >. H. CHiLLoN' i"''''" N''''''''' -
New DIX Nit!. chu"'Ntu ny .c
Hos. w. l.. MARCY, secretary "i ',ur.
MM d. AsToR, the r'the?' MAJ. III IN
:. LELAND \ Co., II"pi oI '"e -1S''"l'''''''
Hotel, and others
Did space permit, we could give many m""u' Z"
certificates from all parts where the ms n'Nc
been used, but evidence even more 'ou'lhoilE u.
the experience OF eminent puOuc men Is louiiu III
Their effects upon tr"I.
Ihe'e ! MS, 'h1 i''u,' VI "'i? ~ ~ 80 and
study are offered to the pubic as inc TTSo i,'i
most complete WIch inc present s'a'c VI
science can afford. Ihey are corhPonnue1 nos VI
the drugs themselves ont OF the ncdiJnal Nntloi
Only oil eSetaoIe IcIleo.S' eN' -" +acaor
process III St''c u PGli'. ~ - IL. M
III Such Il manner % " ii''"iv ~ - - cJ
SHSIellil VI com w vi t:II , 70 r,d
III 'nc C'c'l! cO'oil' I',U tJ L;tl, r., oh
more e,n'lcH' Ieii..N! III To- - :; ,'rGtIr oh
IHlncu ~ ~ IN! & S dsition c,crv
" iiiiI ~ ~. J ,rtI moro or loss If acr
',,,i ; nd ;;ri,s aiitios bv This each indi-
;I',iI r,, n,r, tJt i Jcerrd for tbc curative
foct g rrcsc,t All The inert and obpo Nous quail
tics If each substance cmpIoycd are left behind the
curative virtues only being retained. Hence it is
seIEeyident the effects should prove as they have
proycd more purely remedial aud the Pills surcr,
more powerful antidotc 10 disease than any Otlcr
medicine known TO the world.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-05-12
FRESH DRUGS .!
THE subscriber has just received fresh sup
i ply Of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
Dye-StufIs, &C., &c,

to which he invites the attention Of the public
generally, among which will he found Borax'
Spirits HarlshOrn, Cream Tartar, hlcohol, It.
quorice, Quinine, Salad Oil, Castor or ram,
brushes, Calomel, Opium, Gum Arabic, Sal
Soda. Swane'S Panacea, Ayers Cherry Pccto-
raj, and all other articles usually kept in Drug
Store c-g7i will promise to sell the above ar
t,cles as low as they can be purchased else
where CHARLES HARPER, Agent.
Shepherdslovn, April 7, 1855. 20-f
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

uILLMAN'S Chemistry; Woods Bo'a-
y ny; Oimslead's PhIIosoPty; PI"rH
Philosophy; Davies Gcomciyi hitch
cocks Geology; Cutters Anatomy; Nrw-
mans Rhetoric; Walkers Dictionary;
Brown, Grammar Familiar Scicnrc;
Scholars Companion; DIvi,'- Pike and
Psrke's Aishmeiic; MeGua,y's 1T, Pad,
3nl, I'h and 9TH Readers; MlcLcRs An.
cicnl and Modern Gcography's; HUNS
and Bon,i's Editions Of Comlcy's SPri-
lers, &c, together with supply Of Cap
AMI Letter Paper, Noic Paper. Wa'er'.
English QunIs, Slcel Peas, fcn ilo.ders,
&r., for sale by
Oct d l.. G.. nESKiTT.
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NOTICE. !!

SUBSCRTBERS. to regular Newspapers are
- hereby notified that the Postage on papers
must be paid quarterly in advance, otherwise
they will not be delivered out of the Office, as |
am compelled 10 advance the money out of my
own pocket for those who have not complied
with the law, and cannot afford 10 do it any
longer. It's to be hoped hereafter all will com
ply with the law. The quarter commences
Is; January, April, July and October.
Under the new law all letters must he prepaid,
otherwise they will not be mailed.
WIN. MOULDER, P. VI.
Shepherdstown, April 4, 1855. 20-f
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The Sumter county (Ala.) Wing says,
the new Council of Gainesville, i'll that
county, has put the liquor license up 10
50 loco, and no quantity to be sold less
Ihan twenty gallons.
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The Fredericksburg News states that
gentleman of Caroline County on Thurs
day week sold, in Fredericksburg, lo,O0t
bushels Of Corn al 90 cents,
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Novels Novels ! Novels !

| HAVE just received some valuable novels,
| among which will enumerate the following:
High Life in New York, by Jonathan Slick ;
Captain Canot, or Twenty years in Africa !;
Leather Stockings aud Silk, Story OF the Val
lev of Virginia Ten Nights in Bar Room, and
" hat Saw There; Eventide, by Ehie Alton a;
Lost Heiress. by Mrs. Southworlh; To,emwcil ;
Virginia Comedian, or old days in the old Do
minion ; The Dodd Family; Planters Northern
Bride Heir of Selwood; EASTWOOD Priory {;
Hildred Haunted Shadow NUN Metre ;
Country NeighborS; Masonie Offering; Sec
ond Love; Don Sebastian; Arabian Nights En-
tertainmcp,: Diary of Physician in california
or Land Of Promise; for sale by
April % y "i"Di N'0.
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TEN-PIN ALLEYS, SWINGS. &C..

for the use of visitors and persons seeking a
more varied recreation, will have the neighbor-
Ing mountains for the hunt, and the Antlctam
{ buta short distance Off for angling. In ad-
liiinu IN thn.a ,,tro,,ions tba
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VIRGINIA TESTIMONY.

DIR. ]. NJ. Wilson, Lexington, Va, Feb. 9th,
1852, said 81 am entirely out Of the German
Btters. They have become all the rage. Moth
ing else sells"
J. J. James, Biountville, Va, March H. lS3E.
said Your Biers give great saisiactIon.
The Tenth Legion, published at Woodstock.
Ya said, Jan. 10th. 1850 "A Greal Mcdl-
cine. We have uniformly RETAINED from recon-
mendng to the public any of the various patent
medicines OF the day, unless thoroughly convIn-
ced of their value. Among those We consider
worthy of notice, is the German BitlerS, invented
by Dr. Hoohand, and prepared by DIR. Jackson,
in Philadelphia. One instance, IN uar, IN
which the superior virtues OF this medcIre have
been tested, has fallen under our observation.
Durng the last summer, a son OF Mr.. Abram
CrabIll of this County, very seriously al
lected with Liver Complaint, and after trying In
vain various remedies, he purchased bottle OF
The BtierS and after using II, was 50 much re-
llcved OF his distressing maady, that be procur-
ed another bottle, and is now restored entirely to
health"
They entirely vegetable, free from all in
furious ingredients, always strengthen The sys-
lem, and never PROSTATE it,
~ For sale Wholesale by Druggists in all
the principal cities, and at retail 10y apothecare-
and storekeepers in every town in The United
States. O. Price Is cents per bottle.
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THE LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
MOURNING GOODS.

Great pains have been taken IN this depart
mcrt-e embracing every thing one could dI'.rc
of the very finest american, french and english
fabrics
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-05-12

The jewelry establishment Of Thomas
Murray, al Winchester, Va, was roooe"
on Moaday night last, Of 5000 worth Oh
leMelrY.
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Fancy and White Goods.

French worked colIarS-cntircly new pat
terms cmbroidcricS Of every description, sleeves,
cuff, Ruling, swiss, null, nansock, barred and
curtain mu,iss, white briIiantccs, ribbons
very low, head dresses at half price, yeIIs Of
every description.
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GcntIcmcns' Department.

This department embraces every variety Of
the most desirable good, ia market and ol the
very latest styles, from fine 10 supcrlinc CLOTHS,
ca,imcrs, Vc,iiny, linen drills, twecds, italian
clolhs-somclhIug new, cottonaGcs, satIncus,
Innn lmrL 80
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DAGUERREAN ROOMS
SHEpHERDSTOWN!

rnWARD f. KERNEY would res
rec,IuIIv inform the citizens OF SheP-
hcr1s,own and vicinity, that he has again
nnened bis
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lDho 1Uill Coke Stock !
VIRGINIA, Jefferson County, TO wit:

VIRGINIA, Jefferson County, to Wit:
In the County Court, February Term, 1852
TT is ordered that Poll he opened in this
Comfy. on the 4rh Thursday in May next,
10 take the vote Of the persons qualified to vote
for members of the General Assembly. as TO
whether the Court of this County shall subscribe
ON behalf of the County, the sum OF Sll25,Oe'
Inc interest of this County in the Bridge across
the Oueouon to the stock Oft Mlddleway and
Gerardstown Turnpike Company. The SAID
Poll TO be headed Subscription or ''No SUP
scriplion." A Copy-Tese.
L A MOORE, Clerk.
April 81, 1855 %-''
The Bridge referred to in the above order, was
bn;It nv direction of the County Court of Der
krIev and Jefferson, and the money 10 pay Tor
:, IeyieJ ON The two Counties. The object OF
tating the vote as above named is to take stock
70 the amount OF The value Of the SAID bridge,
,vbereby il will become the property of The SAID
Turnpike Company-Proyided 80 o: the voters
Of the two Counties vote for the subscription, vide
Code Of Virginia, chap. 6l, 80, and 49, A.
mended session acts ls5O-'5I, chap. Al, 4
and chap. 10, |. uoopp
Nav ), 1853. j. y. MoOnH'
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AGENTS.

Z. G. Williams, Shephcrdstown-T. d. Ham
mond, Harper's Feuy-H. TimberIake & Co..
Rippon-A. Wilson. Kabetown-G. II. Beck
with & Co., Summit Point. NJ. smith,
CharIcstown-H. A. Holmes, HalItowu.
December 2, 1854. 2-ly
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L II E B A T II S .

from pure mountain spring water, will he infe-
rIor to those of no other establishment for neat
ness and convenient arrangement The CAVE.
one OF The most natural cunositieS in the coun.
try will be enclosed and lighted for the convent
ence OF Visitors. Attached 10 the establishment,
W I'll be found
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Trousers-The disputed territory
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THE
~ merriam Springs ~
THE
LOCATED AT
SMITIISBURG, WASHINGTON COUN-
TY, MARYLAND,

w Lib be open for the reception of visitors on
~ the lst OF May, at which time the season
viii regularly commence. These Springs offer
superior inducements 10 persons, and particular.
~ 10 families, desiring pleasant and healihiul
resort during the summer. The buildings at
tached to them are large and convenient, adml-
rabiy adapted to the comfort of guests; while
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Straw Goods.

Bonnrts-plain and fancy, misses plain and
and fancy fat,, childrcus DO infants DO, gen
temcu's panama, gulcqpiII and great variety
Of other straw hats, large assortment Of boys
and children. do black and white shanghai,
know nothing aud wide awake slouch hat.
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~ TERNS.-To puucUal customers crc
DIT from now until the Isl of October next
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10 * I'll T. II T. !
GREAT BARGAINS!
Spring and Summer Goods

nc ha, ever had, being bought exclusively Tor
ash he !, enabled 10 offer great inducements,
# lr,>t 30 per cent lower than last spring PrictN
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and Of different religions and sentiments, and TO
mako them act, think and feel alike in political A.
fairs, win DO like mixing oil and water hence, dis
cord. dissension anarchy and civil war will ensue,
and some popular individual viii assume the gov.
eminent, and restore order, and the 'soyereigns OF
Europe, the emigrants. and many or the natives
win sustain him.
:" The Church Of Rome has a design upon that
country, and IL win In time be the established re-
lgion, and viii aid In the destruction OF that re-
public. / have conversed with many o. the SOW
ereigns and princes Of Europe, particularly with
George Ill and Louis XVIII, and they have unan-
imously expressed these opinions relative 70 the
government of the United States and their deter
Innation TO subvert It," ef tk&
Thus you see that the dangers that now threaten
our institutions, the evils that surround us, and
which at length have alarmed the patriots Of our
country and led TO the organization Of the Ameri-
can party, are real and the result OF long planned
system BY the Romish hierarchy and the despots
Of Europe to subyert our institutions and destroy
j. Wilson.
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life, and Of rejoicing that they did not see my gar
Ter the 18th Of May, 1885,"
Until the present time, that Is, during hundred
years, the wishes Of the testatHx have been pune
tually executed. But the present heir on the 9Th
last May, attempted to elude them Under pretext
Of conforming TO the decimal system, he gave
twenty meters Of sausagss instead OF twenty ellis,
which made difference Of four meters to the det-
riment of the youth of Boxmeer.
Not to lose the fete, they ueyoured the twenty
meters under protest, but this year they brought
suit against the heir, and demanded that the case
shall be decided before the 18th of May.
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wBsAr CRor OF ILLmoIs.--Thc New York Post
has information from Illinois that the product Of
wheat in that State, is expected to be at least
%, 900 900 bushels the present year, which gives
bushel to every inhsbitant Of the United States,
young and old. The largest product Of Illinois
hitherto has been not more than 100000 bush
els 1Ht 3 HsJa
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TrLlr cinovr. December 30. 1852.

DEAR SiR: Ny son-inJaw, Colonel Wilcox, Of
Mississippi, informs me that bis name will be pre-
sented TO YOU to I'll mission Of the 6rst grade to
one Of tho Courts at which the Spanish language Is
spoken. could not venture the expression of the
qualification his nomination win afford me, did not
feel certain that il would the appreciation Of the
sound portion Of the Democracy, and have salu-
tary influence as an evidence OF the sympathy Of
your administration with those men who risked
something for the country when powerful combina.
tons, under the garb of State-rights, were busy in
sowing the seeds Of disunion and civil war. Col.
Wilcox in his State took the course which you did
in yours, and thus saved his party from the asccn.
dency OF an ultrsism which would have been as
fatal to It as the Hartford Convention has been to
tho Federalism Of the war Of 1912.
am truly your obedient servant,
A. j. D0NELS0N.
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N proposed, 10 meet every week, and pay twenty
Ave cents on each share Of stock Persons Wishing
TO take stock csii call at the hsrdwar strro Of ~
Wheeler and register their names and the ~ unt u
shares they wish 10 take.
SO soon an 1000 shsres are taken, there win be
call for general meeting 10 organize ltNat
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Extract from Mr.. Pierce.

MY DEAR Sin: rejoice that the leading organ
of our party is now under your control and regard
the change as most suspicious at this juncture.
There ia great battle before us--a battle for the
Unon--a battle for the ascendency Of the princi.
Piles, the maintenance Of which sonobly signaiized
the administration OF Gen. jackson. The tone,
yigor, and ststesman-like grasp which you have
brought to the columns Of the Union, are not
merely important they absolutely indispensable
in this crisis.
With great respect, your friend and servant,
FRANK PIERCE.