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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-07-05

GLASS.-Window glass of all sizes,
VI bottles, jars, tinctures vials, &C.,
at the Buckeye Drug Store.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-07-05
MACKEREL.-Just re.

.EA ceived direct from the East,
kNEZz 10 bbls. No. 3 large Mackerel;
- half hills
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READ AND BE CONVINCED.

HOLDEN, KEMP & Co., Janesville, Wis, Sept.
1851, said: Your German Bitters are deser-
vedly popular here, and among all the pre-
pared medicines on our shelves. none have we
sold which have given the satisfaction of Hoof-
lands German Bitters." June I'd, 1852, they
said. ave recommend them as an invaluable
spring and summer medicine"
R. CHATFIELD, Esq, Lowell, Dodge co., Wis,
Nov l, 1851, said: cover year ago 1 sent
some money to you from Canada, and received
some of your German Bitters which used,
and found great relief from. My health has
improved to such degree that am again able
to attend to my business. A large number of
Dyspeptics in this neighborhood have had to
send to Milwaukee, for the medicine. An
agency here could sell large quantities, as
know it tobe a sure cure"
"Corydon, Ia, Feb. Is, 1853.
DR.. Slemens-Sir-Pleases send me the other
two bottles Of Hollands German Bitters, pre-
pared by DR.. @. NJ. jackson, agreeable to, our
/ have received more benefit
from what have taken for the Liver and Kid
ney complaint, with which have been afflic-
ted for eight years, than from any and all other
have taken, put it together.
Respectfully yours,
NIMRoD S. REYNOLDS.
Sold by ]. l. P. A SANNS and BAILEY 4
GallipOlis, and b. dealers in medi-
cines everywhere.
July 81, le54.-ly
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A full supply of the most popular
II Family Medicines constantly /, on
hand at the Buckeye Drug Store, in
Union Block, No. 8.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-26
Tsr. Editor ]:

ssa every ar'icia Of Dry Goods aHa Groce
ries cheaper than ever, rs ! am aiNIags 70 raise
money Ii buy few lois, which ran do well
alter lie election, thfre will he dreadfslraise
IL PROPERTY, fer | Shall tax every in IN The CITY
10 pr cert per wick, If ! ain elected 70 carry on
eur hai read, ia be paid ihc b nix weekly.
u hlch viii complete cue mile Of our Road week
HI Hos macy weeks VIII il tako 10 complete
thixrca42 Who owns Gle road, Lee county,
he city II keoltuk or The property holders p
II yau iiad yon pay Over the wholesale price FOR
any article ii gby Of ny stores you can return
The articles. :. ). Hil.LlAGs.
Main Street, K9pkuk, Iowa.
March e3, 1855 dtf
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PRoF. =. J, WOODS HAIR EEFTpRATfYF
ME have never known any other Niedlc me
~ van so large share Of pubic rnnhlnAer
IA so short tlme, this has done. IL has 81
been mole than a year since we hTst heard Of Ii /,
aud it now stands ut the head of ali temcliyz Of
the kind chester Herald.
Well ma, the editor sag this, eet the intrinsic
merit Of the compound has ctlahir the pfrptlet0f
to sell within the past ten months IN tbe cItIet
OF St Louis and New fota mote than one hum
Gted thousand dcl.rs worth Of ceftinc9te fro3n
The intelligent aud gentlemen OF national trputg-
ton, Of winch the following IL encs
Carlyle fils Igne n. 1853.
hare usra Trof o. -, WOODS Haif EeBtata
hse,and have Admired its wonAetful effect. MI
hiatt was becoming, ! thought, rFematureiy
grey but By tho use Of has "hestoratlYe, IL has
resumed ITS origipai color, and haYe cub
permanently 40.
sydrel hreess. ES- senator United states.
Algn circulars, which cats be haa cf the Agents.
I'll. ri, Ayrrs.
ct1aoat 2reKrssY, hss"
keokuk, lowe, June Is '64-- tadw ~
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VALUABLE 1ut ots for ~aIc.

THE undersigned proposes io sell portion Of
the Tract Known as the Gamble T. n.' it
ten acre lots.
The above land j. .itaa'et ato,,t NILE from
The town plat Of keobok, ard affords many
beautiful sites for private residences Ihr
land hping very rich aua situated convenient 10
the city and beyond the reach of lie dust from
the Plank Road, offers Inc rost valuable oca-
tions FOR Market Gardens, Nurseries, PASTURE
Grounds, &C.
Teins will be nsae easy and title warranted
NM. G. GRAHAM
April II, 1888 t3m
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To lilac Public.

I'HE undersigned proposes to dn Carpenters
! atd Jaiafrs wetk 81 every description, and
81 ut take contracts for binding houses from the
ground upwards, ard finish aud furnish materials
and deliver He kevs or IN auy WAY rs per con-
tract aad &c the quality AID architectural styles
agreed gHaa. and al tine time speehed. Gan be
seen III nav siop or off3ce oh Faltnr Street. be-
swesa Second ana Third r. IICHER
Contractor ard House Builder.
RrrK8rsras: Mr. J. A GrahaH. Thos, W.
CI4seft. Esl, Gee. e. Dixon, e. Kew Nm
IL. Williams.
keok8k, Arfi l1, 1855 Il
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ODELI 81 TTATI,E5S,
Boots and shoes.
Opposite Smiths Banking House,
TTF0Efrb IOWA

Opposite Smiths Banking Louse,
KEOKUh, IOWA
rALFB ODET.L having associals] wjth bin.
~ eli afr &. Matless III the Boot md Shoe
bgsiaess tie new llm II prepared e do a more
extensive business titan ever hes etofore They
haze Just received very large assortment for
ping aud snrsmar Trade,
Including all desirable styles aud qualities for
Ladies Misses, Gentlemen, Boys. ai.i children.
which viii tie sold Al low to- cash as any dealer
caa sell them.
We intend to raw particular attention 10
Custom Work
and be esing hat HoNr MANUFACTURERS onglt o
to BE- encouraged. at will be encouraged If WE'LL
neNr ~ employ more but the very best hands
ard rtrsrY 81 them, II order that We may guar
an'ee aii work to give perfect satisfaction, and
GIL all orders with eitllie panetnahty
KePAiHfNe done viii nea'neas an3 dispatch.
We lns4fe aii persons TO give us 4 call. IT the
siEn of the Mammoth Shoe
0nELI. & MATiEsS.
March 20, 1885 4atfIy
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rTn0MAs CROSS notifies the public that he
| viii enen Meat Stall Oh 3l stfeet 10 the
hefYe Of + Nv. Johnson, adjoining he coffin
ware room, whtFe lie hopes q receive share III
public patron iee. THOS CROSS.
Fab. -, 1859. dtf
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foRMEaLY REnRuK WaTEI,
Egf LOCATED on the Ievee, below III INST.
h;ss n1osf convenient 10 lhe steamboat landing
Has been taken ~ tie subscriber, late Of
the phnnix lioel.) ard has been thoroughly re.
paired AID weil furnished The entire arrange
merits are made with view 10 the comfort Of
hisrlsnds and customers fie hopes. therefore,
hy stttet attention u business IN have share Of
pebble patronage. TDe attendants speak the
GHgli-h, Germa9, and French languages. Give
rue q call - DANIEL ACNE.
March s, 1858. dGwH
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Just Received.

DIRECT from the mai.ufactory Of Dawson,
IL Warren 4 hide, large and we'll assorted
steek 81 Gold Pens, ranging from the largest Of
fee down 10 tho finest pointed Ladies Pen, The
reputation IL The manuiaetors is guarantee
enspgt for The quality.
Alss sons fine Cold Pencils with Pens.
q N. HUSTON.
Taa. %. ,5S dew .
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Carey 4 kIIhnlllnc,

DTRECT importers AMI Dealers II Ca'Ha
IL Glass and t4uaer swarc, have gas rfrrle q
per Ocrau Steamer Geo. Peabody. SteHy frc
they oderta County Dealers AZ worry lew Fflces
They also have RI store for tue CITY ffa34,
Dturer aud Tea SETS III Gtine sud EaAea ware
complete, SAND Lamrs side Lamps. banging
Lamps, Chandeliers Globes md GIlgueys
Fei3 burning Lamps Lar.erre Looking glasses,
Tumblcre. Metssees Cars. Jars. ErtIauia.ware.
and d large ard we'll eetected lafof WITT raprt;
III of whch they efFer @ tte Ctj trade leM.
heokuk Jan (, 1859. ltt
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FTBtH CUTTING 4nhe accoi tuk to ptysiogno-
iny ana the rsinc1ples 81 me coiieur's art,
ud shampooning peeGoFmed III auew audagreea-
he style.
IAost vhu desire TO enjoy the luxury o the
Toilet should not fai}to ealIAtrty saloon. oD Man
~tfctt.ia TIE buiidtug formerly occigateG I'D the
aaGA
&es ank ,AprI2t, 1904 ~ Gto.cAbUs.
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BEN. r. DCDGor..
NJ E2EsCEgAN'E TAEF.e1ss,

No. 3, Third Street hetWeeG Nau ANA johnson,
hEoktk. IOWA
II EFPS general assortment ~ Fnrhch, trg-
II lisb and American Cloths. Cass'ueres atd
Yestlngs Of tie ,erY finest quality aud Tire most
fashionable patterns, which hc will make up to
order III the shortest notice, III the latest h
Also good assortment Of Shirts always of hand.
Feb. 9Th, 1853. diy
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IAceIsus. Es0oEs-zsindery

BLANK BOOZE MANDATORY.
DLANk D0aK made aud ruled 10 any required
IL patient ostt bec0aaa. Justices, Dockets,
Assessors BOOTS, Poll books &C., sc. furnish
ed Al short notice.
- Oid Benaas Magazines, Music, s G., bound
II ~ oun. Is any stElc desired.
-~ My Einaery Will be found Main, between
second and Ihgfd streets sign OF the tsBiG
Be0K,'' ISAAC ~. PIERCE.
Ian IS, 1854 -d&w
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j. w. Johnston.

j. w. Johnston,
L n II + r I A X +
CORNER JOHNSON THIRD STREETS,
CARRIES on the husiu.ss Of Under rna
~ tAtlbg in all IT. branches. He has
reeeG.Iy made extensive additions 10 his stock
and perfected his arrangements III every depart
ment.
Patent Metallic Burial Gases,
.infrertious III air and lndestr0clhie, ngiliy Of
nagnented ana Invaluable fur The preservation Of
tie DEAL AZ well as cofiias OF every style and
finish furnished to order.
Hearses and carriages furnished. and he en-
tire arrangements OF the funeral attended 70
when required.
keokuk, April Il, 1879 dy
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I iRb OIL, spirit Gas, LArseea OH. Copsi.
La ta3sr. Deuar ard Cssch VAR ssh, en- hand
~ atfvss REYNOLDS Drug ssors.
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ANrFEw i. IaWnEN, late sefior Professor III
Reok Keeping ami Commercial Science III TIE
Mercantile College Of Pennsylvania,
Lofts II DALHoFF late Professor of Gon
mescial and OrnaIn sntai penmanshipia fhe saEe
Institution.
CHAs EFss DARWIN. member oi the Katitnr
tor Bar-Pfefessor oi Mercantile Law
The Principals design carving ont ii every
particular that course oftrainine for business az
iroduced ard followed Up Tor upwards o. fifteen
Years by Mr.. DUR, the founder Of the Nerean-
Tile College d +, arsy fania, by which about
ESQ merchants and sonntaht' haze bern quail
lfie3 for business. II IL hoa regarded hs bnsi.
ness nen as lie most thorough and effective pre-
partition Tor tie accountant given IN the United
states. II eofnpreheB5s upwards et 10 real
business Observation-Disclosures SIX different
methods If conducting books BIZ double entry-
about 500 commercial computations, explaining
many business operations mel found ii eamm s
aFlthmetcs--a comprehensive course of ms car
tile Observation-Disclosures forms and bnsne
letters-dallY lectures on commercial Law All
commercial sciences.
TIER rooms viii be open Cor the reception ~
students On lie first Of December
Circulars mailed IL any address.
burlington, \ ov. p. 1891. aAw
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1snnssAee iro,.
Farmers take Notice.

Farmers take Notice.
ID EICHER has on hand and will furnish to
/ order Zlmmermah'- celebrated Separator
for Thrashing, Cleaning, Screening and hagEihg
Grain ready lor market Ianiil thrash and clean
from 500 10 $50 bushels PR day. and las taket4
the premium at the Crystal Palace, New York,
and 1t the State Fairs e Maryland, Virginia, lr-
diana. Illinois, &C. Orders will be thankfully
receisedaad >omu unieations willreceise proinpt
attention.
Residence on Fulton s., between 81 and 81 l.
r. EiCHER.
Esoknk, April 10, 1868. d&-
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:. Il. eosNARIE. $50 u. smErH. Nj CONSTABLE.
CONNARE4Fs. STaEAEs 81 Sts.

whole sale Groeers, deafers Tn Tennessee irsn 4
Forwarding and Gonsu.3 Sston isereiasssx4
fT4s7 - aEs ~ tEEEr.
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IA
n heir siat1ag St III
Ai rery low iaia.. q
ders shf j may hs sose J
100 hhas n q suear
90 bhls Be.cheiis III,
IS q loaf antl esaa he',
100 s. 3 III moias*sss
50 n plantation
- q Bclc.efss ) II
golden syrup
80 pkgs hfb'sl q kvs do
200 sacks Kio 81 fec
10 pock'ts old GOV Jsea 10
400 kegs naiis.aast sizes
81, boxes soap,
10 do stal caa IS,
90 do M uli he
IS hf chests teas
"a hcxes do
,oat.xs.hea,.fsptta3eeo
rar,oux sarsnds,
"a bxs cist I lle VILE aud
xnaAinr II,
- NJ rrgalia aid l1elaci.
rigare
sxh,xes Sehaxss4
nno hn nrsme Is. Aatjass
ana ,.,.nrims u. T.at,i.s j
,cn n.s. ~, e.af ~ b..is
s,~.s 1seos
a.le~sS GOA,
am hr.x - ya,,,.s RACER
soores-s ca as
xo.a,ra, ! kefg
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1rGfJTT Flax aud Medium Fronting Linens.
II IT Ricbatdson's make, warranted pure. 10s
Linen shceljng, Pillow Case Linen. Bleached X
Rrosn Table namasks. Napkins. Towe'iag,
Crash, &C., far sale cbear. 4. ID. FOSTER.
Apti q, 1895.
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3 4 N X IN e II O Z s Z
OF
c-rr DIT re u Il EnNE

CHARLES PARSONS,
Cotrtf Of Nait and Second SIS keokuk
G1fGHT Exchange on the East and Sonth foi
- sale. .alsn Page 4 Bacon's Sight Drafts on
London. Sight md Time Bills If Exchange
Bank nad Bankers Drafts and certificates of de-
post; Foreigp Gold and Silver and Land War
r7iffty purchased
Renttances from the country for exchange
promptly forwarded.
hferesi allowed on deposits Is PEI Agreements
RFFER
Messrs. Page & Bacon ST Lonis
Cashier Am. FIX. Bank, New York
. Atlantic Bank Boston.
/" Phil. Bank, Philadelphia,
y NJ Merchants Bank. Raltimare
NlesSrs I : Goodman & CO. Cincinnati.
At1Etf IS ISI3
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on EgEJgsT4EyG TON.


4 BRANCH &c the Mercantile College Il
"A Penny lsalia- incorporated by tie ..esis.
AZURE 81 thai State with perpetual chaftel
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C.. ogERTop,

FrFEFsa stuck Of FDmt}s Grofesies sVoFtctyo
IL Toys assortment II Naslcai Instri
ulsnts. fars-5e on Mafn stree Det ~een second
Ala tan8. Ieaf2ass
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DUMP CHAINS aid Fixtures. large stock
L always 90 hand and fer sale lnw ~
daw S ~ & II TUCKER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-22


| sseYes: sene idea Of this raytv,,so -
and bpIvsss ~ losing hsr jbooo best bower snehos
Varping H. gesIaes sboas ax hundred fstaoms IF
daily progrsss and by the 10th as1ss, oy n spe' !
10 gaining the northern fsss n aaso hae
point never reached before Eere che a.
asylum. '"'A1 70 seek winter
tbs winter gave them degree II cold nscb bsov
plous repatriation on record. Whisky frozs In "
ana for four months In the year rasrsurv
iii qaiiy Ths uaesn animal Temperature was I've ~
osoW zero, summer and winter included This
doubt was the greatest cold experisnesd y
pole. ". 4s"'es's "As ~ neafess mo
scuryy was readily controlled but the nest move,
dsnsd ~ tnis winter tet&nus Iockjaw which
best II carried away ffty-ssysn ofthsir
The opsrss;s and was altogether fghtfuisc scourge
the rs oi search commenced early az March
cro.s under the personal charge of DR. T.ne
The os q tsr y Of minus 81 below zero
u soopt TINS early travel Msny n 81 a, s
a. th amputation the toes Il was ty
bringing back their Important mecseaed @ IN
ere IN the aeid as late The leth n I'M, a, ; ~ 80
TO travel eee nade u impossible
Greenlsnd has been followed and surveyed n, n. ua
the Atlantic with coast line tns Na-th
M m sIupendous glacier absolutely shesked tha;y nrr
sess Thts mass Of ice in lofty prsctnirs sa -
S aootting into the 1t undoubtedly Is he enlv
sgs between Greenland and the Atlantic-it ia AZ
eiisctnal r barrier to ali future explorations : 81
was 10 spite Of the dsusy Of falling berxa
rating ons TO sea BY means Of sedgss the party
Inn ht.u
along rs ay taey succeeded in travelling eighty miles
This aiacsr Il, - Traced u into Northern land
any Previous navigator se's ever oisecVefed ny
trudipa iee 70 nus esmented to Greenland by pro
believe tbs between i and Greenland bearr We
.ne pro,eetoSs OF the expedition This ins one 81
interest. y - - 1' icsetire OF peculiar
. me range Of the Hledge journeys mny be unasvt.
@ see act thes the entire circuit Of Smiths onn I
neen efected- and it's shores curp!etsv chartsa nas
Bat toe real discovery of the vxpeditien ia sba -
roiar sea The channel leading to these waters W. ~
rs nee from ice and this myserious feature was rem
o.ed more remarkable By the existence bet Of so
e sAendng one hundred aud twenty miles TO ths
soutnHafd This sea verffes the views Of Dr. Kaus a
20 the Geographical Society before his depart
me iashing OF the surf against this frozen beach
p zee was beyond description Several reutls
men WITH whom We have conYersed speak Of this as ons
y tns most remarkable sights which they observed d
me expedition. An OF three tEnusand eauars
nies mas been seen entirely free from ics aud was
aanso atfef the Hon. j. p Kennedy late Secretary OF
isrtaksn 80 - a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-22
Later from Texas.

by the arrival on Saturday of the steamship Chas
Morgan Capt Place. have received later dates from
Galveston and Interior Texas "
Mr.. Edward Peck has been elected Mayor of Austin
by majority Of votes. He was the candidate
| the American party.
letter from Richmond says the cotton picking has
been going actively for three weeks The not
general but is confined to few localities whore 1t il
very destructive.
The Houston Bulletin says the telegraph line from that
city to Shreveport La is in good working order
Tho Second Regiment OF cavalry at Jefferson Bar
racks has been ordered proceed by easy marches
the country, to Fort Belknap, Texas Gen Smith will
then station the companies circumstances may require
The Austin State Times of the 18th publishes the fol-
lowing as the very latest from Capt Caahan's command
on the Rio drande:
stage Adspatoh had been received at that place from
u g. officer at Fort Duncan stating Capt Callahan an
the Mexeans and Indians had had another fight
which the town of Piedras Negras was burnt to the
ground Capt Callahan has crossed this side and
is fortified. Considerable excitement exists at San An
tonic and men being raised there and elsewhere
20 to his aid.
letter from Capt Callahan, though dated the same
day with his report is still later and contains more min
ute information of the fight.
The Mexicans and indians numbered seven hundred
and fifty Their loss was sightysEe killed aud hun
dred wounded These particulars ascertaned from
the Msxicsns. Lieut.. Tom who brought in the letter
there is doubt of Capt Callahan having received
psrmlSsoE TO crosS tne Gfaud6 from the Mexican
authorities He has been sdyised to file it with the off,
Ger In command at Fort Duncan.
The Galveston News states that letter dated the 18th
had been received from San Antonio stating that Capt
Callahan and his troops in the previous day for
the purpose Of reeraitipg The Nens says:
There various aoat of large bodies Of In
dars and Msxcans having crossed the Rio Grande with
hostile intentions. The consequence great deal of
excitement large meeting Of the eitzsns of San An
tonic held the night of the 18th and resolutions
passed urging the necessity of immediate organization
of 1000 mounted men for immediate service.
letter from Col Ford says:
An attempt will BIS made send aid to Capt Callahan
1t is proposed to form camp San Antonio and
move from 1t on the 17th inst (nex Wednesday week
There very great Importance attached to the matter
II the force the Rio Grands is compelled to fall
back for want of aid from the Interior the frontier will
bs Immediately visited by motley set of savage cut
throats.
Gen Smith is said to be very indignant at the dea Of
their crossing the Rio Grande, in pursuit of barbarans
who have perpstrstsd many atrocities upon the Tex
ans. He is reported to have said 1t well they made
good hght else they would all have been caught and
hung they dessrvedaso to have used the word pi.
rate' in relation to them.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-22
Jerry Clemens and Frank Pierce.

Mr. Clemens having been informed that two
Of the anti-American candidates for high Office
IN Louisiana were denouncins him from the
stump, replies by publishing sundry letters from
prominent men, showing the estimation in which
no was held BY them. Among the letters are
smo rom yen. Fierce, to which Mr.. Clemens
refers as follows: es--N''1
only add Gen Perces letters because Won say tbsy
charged me with seeking ofnes from hin, From tfoss
isters you viii hoH groundsss is suc An
large share Of his confidence and
tL1ienoanlpi or ne is most despicsbIe hypoorite
oeneVed ne Was sincere then believe 60 now His
followers may believe what they please.
"ssoo'oin the letters from Mr Pierce and Gen Cas-
and commend them to the followers Of those entle,ns
who try to be particularly severe upon Mr.. fs1sua.
The letter of Mr. Cass is quite eloquent and .opcbio
and ASIDE from ita rsfsrenceto Mr Ceniens
much interest; =sl5,l,s fe-De-ss. ~
In /. letter dated tfroa' Ga, Ptsresl
My Deer Clemens II have ony tina NY ~, 20 iooo.
10 reply to your kind and pleasant letter Of the Iish t
your fortunes, must not omit that word s'i
-, wish you to yrite mo fror,
time to time and believe me always ".-.e ls tion f
Your friend
Ac.,, ha .,.,o. ,...-L5.. FaAsK pIEReE
gain ne eoaes letter on business dated June III
How is your health . I need nos tell YOU how ear.
ney nope Ior speedy recovery of your wonted heath
ssass so nor need cay to you that shall never
l.o-.u
your happiness and prosperity - =
e .ay4g In haste, truly, your friend Yl-5
q, ,,a ,s,, ,s,uas.,.-, FR. PIERCE.
my Bear Coi.-f am full of sorrow on account NJ /.
elesraphic despatch, received while was reading vn-
Pheasant note Of the i2th announcing the f.ct tba
friend Senator Atherton rapidly sinkng under an
attack Of paralysis 'Ns ohae1 an
Gov. seymeur has been staying with ma :, d.y 80
spoks 81 Fou with deep interest," indeed our army
friends always do have only the heart TO exprss ms
sincere interest for your health and happiness =
10uf if'end FaAsK PIkRcE.
lF}om General Cassl
.c, n. c.. DETROIT, July 27 1853
grathcation atreceiying It would have hee nch arsaty
had you spoken more encoursgingy of your seetion 10
the Senate. had hoped and had usr.us5eJ n,,ssis
that you would come back to the Senate and sbaI o3
abandon this cherished expectation till an unoward vs
compeis me- But my friend your return to The ssnst
IS mere question of time, for you will be there aesn
whereas do not meet you there no,r shsll meet vo,
mere no more Ny political days numbered snd arc
last drawing to close. )
nave warm heart towards you and other true man who
tood by the country in defiance of personal Consider
.on u = Crisis a. dangerous it ever saw Two DE-
ong distance behind them beheld your course WITH a
his is the testimony of an old man. who La natbiug
ore to ask or to receive and who must soon mass from
the stage Of action. fe-' H-N--
Thanking you for the many proofs have received of
your kind and disinterested friendship,
am, my dear sir, your true friend
LEWIS CAss