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CambOOSeS
" 40 H. /. CHAMBERLAIN
House for Sale.

"a TINE large and convenient dwelling House and
slW lot of the subscriber is offered for sale 1t is
---lk3 one Of the convenient, well finished and
pleasantly situated in the city, having nevera
ing OF good which is drawn both outside and in
the house, also soft cement cstern The lot is
ofthe largest the city, being $50 feet by 100 feet
and has on it besides the dwelling house, wood house,
good barn. good garden be found in the city,
with plum cherry and apple trees all Of which bear large
quantity Of fruit Also large number OF currant bushes
bearing from to bushels yearly. Also quite number Of
good bearing grape Vines For the Merchant man Of
business no situation now offered for sale in the city
coed it. The whole WILDE disposed OF at great bargain,
and an undoubted title given on application to
A. C. RAYMOND,
April %. 46n Raymond Court, Bath.
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r. r. r M 4
TMPOR TANT PROCL ATIOn
GREAT MYSTERY EXPLAINED!

T NJ P0R 7 ANT PRO A NJ Alto I,
l. GREAT MYSTERY EXPLAINED
In the year Lord, 1sl7, in capacities anna
ytcal chemists discovered that by uniting
etabe agents. which had before been used in med
cine, obtained properties possessing such marvellous
quick power PAIN, that, the it applied
the parts affected with pain ceased The
torturng pans relieved instant, the
most violent spasms and irstons soothed the
system restored to perfect ease i'm few minutes.
In lS49 introduced this Remedy the world under
the name Of
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
has been used by hundreds of thousands throughout
the United States, giving instant all troubled with
Pain Sickness.
One application externally, few drops taken inter-
nay, will instantly free the sufferer from the violent
and terrible palms, and restore the weak feeble and
trated frame to strength and vigor.
No person has ever used RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
without deriving especial benefit in less fifteen
minutes after its
Let those who suffering any pains give it
trial. for in fifteen minutes they will ENJOY and COM
fort.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
the first and the only Remedy ever discovered that
will stop the most torturng pains few seconds and
the system from Rheumatic Neuralgia Nervous and Mas
matte Disorders in few hours 1t will cure and protec,
the system against sudden attacks of
CHOLERA, DYsENTERY,
DIARRHEA, CHOLERA MORBUS
BILIOUS CHOLIC, FEVER AND AGUE
PNEUMONIA, INFLUENZA.
Bear in mind It is Powerful Disufectant, antacd diff
E. mt
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House Paper.

A LARGE assortment Of new and beautiful patterns o
n House Paper. Common medium satin and gold,-com
mon velvet and gold borders More opening and for
by 90 SAWYER & MAGOUN.
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The great Standard Remedy
FOR ALL PULMONARY DISEASES

Containing neither Prussie. Aeid,
Tartar Emetic, nor any other delete
rious drug. Extensively used, tested
and approved in New England, Cana
da, and the British Provinces during a
period of THIRTY YEARS by Emil
nent Physicians, Ciergymen, Pro-
fessors Of Colleges, Theological Sem
inaries, Scientific and Distinguished
Public Men,-and, IN fact, by all clas-
Sea in The cnnamnnitv See Pamnhlefs
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Gas Burners, Chandeliers, &c.

lust received, large and extensive assortment OF
Gas Burners, Chandeliers, &C. which offer at the
lowest mandatory prices. These fixtures are from the
best mandatory, and all warranted. Please call
and examine. s. w. HEATH co.
Rath June 4. 81
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Wooden Ware,

Wooden Ware.
A IL kinds Of Wooden Ware for sale by
n Nov. 16. A. 7. ROBINSON.
Vinegar. grf
DALMERs Vinegar for sale BY NJ. =. GAENErT.
i March q. "
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ASTONISHING CURE OF SORE LEGS, AFTER
NINE YEARS STANDING.
Copy of Letter from Mr.. ". j. Langley, Of Hunfsriue,
Yddkin County NORTH Carolina, u S., NOU. LIST, 1883
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Democrat.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-01-18

READ THE TESTIMONY OF THOSE WHO uAvB
USED 1T.
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LOCAL NEW 5.

The COMING sRAsos.0uR DorELs--N ihe
anagonms OF politics, the advancing prices all
eessaries Of life, high rents high board prenonory
symptoms Of tight money market, the approaching
promises to be OF the gGyest and brilliant
known in the metropolis There will be with larger
centum Of the families of members and than
usual larger number OF professional amateur pofi
Clans and, report speaks truly, city is also be
ored with the Of of the most distinguished c
Of the repnbc attracted hither partly by
partly BY pleasure.
The proprietcrs OF principal hotels making pFeps
aons for the inauguration OF the style hitherto
uninterrupted in Washington The Browns have We.
capped from the hands Of the painters, uphots
and carpenters The may be said Of the Ward
Long before the Isl Of December avorte establishment
the Krkwood House win be aliin the hotel wayihat s
pleasing to the eye, grateful the palate and gratifying
comortseekng The Washington Houss for
mery Gadsbys) the full tide successful experiment
And last, bat least the spacious and elegant
National, which, under the management of Mr. Gay
veray conceded TO be unsurpassed in every particular
any establishment Of the kind this Of hotels and
boarding houses.
In word friends distance may rest assured that
how great the ihronE may be in Washington
ring the coming winter, there will be found elegant
pie accommodations for them all.
The nsyyyard is Of the gratifying activ
ity. The complement Of mechanics present employ
about twelve hundred
There great unaninisy opinion about the weather
yesterday clearer brighter, lovely day
not well be imagined Shawls iaina and coal fires
q discount.
ThaEKEcivEsa pAY.-The mayor Of this ctr, in coupl
with joint resolution OF councils has apart Thnr
day next the 18th OF November day of general thanks
giving and praise.
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OFFICIAL.

TErsstHT DsrAETwE.r, dusnsf ., 1875.
hereby given foders stock ri The nan authorized
lsse, edeersbe and amer The 18th November
any Of thar stock will be purchased by
previous 5h November
premium VIII be paid in addition 70 the snns
expressed in certificates.
holders Of the stocks OF the ether osns ~ The United
cf a. $40 300 will
II dung period The following rs,es:
For Of 1872 premium ~ 10 cent WI stock
less Of 10 and for
Of 1850 commonly called Terhsindem-
nifty stock, wemium or sir per
allowed spuiaed in The crrtih
cates July cts,
addition enable the Tensuers dram reach the
Certificates transmitted is department under the
dny assigned ~
tied receive the purchase money
these win made drafts upon
Boston, New York, Philadelphia the aries
entitled receive The money may
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Aug 4-dllNovD fIEteI. 4 atnrl
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Our correspondent adds By report OF tho Secretary
Customs and Commerce. Of Switzerland appears that the
expectation Of silk goods in the FIRST nine months cf this
less by 5s7 taountng S4s 500 francsl than
during the time in 1885, and that tbs mporta
ton Of raw cotton during the time this year Il l2 4a
cwt while in 1884, amounted TO 179,43T cwt Formerly
most Of goods from Switzerland to the United Stats
were on consignment bu lately great change has taken
place. The ruinou prices obtained last and during the
rst half year. their goods in the United States
have caused this charge. number have abandoned
consignment business altogether and others have reduced il
one half 1t will however, have tendency TO make the
trade between the countries healthy and regular
than il has been heretofore.
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DEPARTMENT NEWS.


Iport0at DEGREES lssued By The French E9Jsror.Two
highly important DEGREES issued By the French Empe
the 18th ulmo BY virtue Of the first foreign
be legally sold in France, and obtain French regis
tes upon payment Of duty Of 10 per upon their value
By the second all building materials be- imported into
France free Of duty.
siserlaadwe hare reoei cd from correspondent the
following statement OF the vEae OF the goods
signmen the United States from July to September 80,
1856:
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appointed 70 the Crinea bu, does give his
R1inor mentions Sir De Lacy Evans Codrngton, Mark
hatn Cola Campbell and others
81 Peerseurgn letter Of the 9Th saws the allied
cesse have caused despondency Jet everything in1cs
the intention OF Russia 10 connle the Preparations
making FOR fourteenth levy aud enrolment II tho
local militia Prayers offered for The Esnperors safe
return from tie CriInea.'
DasrRrCTnr coxTIAsRAroS.-A WHOLE ToRE N RrIks-
We copy the following from the Weston lFa Herald .!
November 5
u Is melancholy duty record one Of the most
terrible and disastrous caaities by fire which have
occurred 10 this section The State The quiet and pleas
shur, y ~ runs and where hu few DAYS ago stood the
beautiful little mansion the abode Of peace and
po1Ghf - 10 Ia seen bat susoudering heap. The de-
Fourns and devastating element consumed all before IL
nothing could arrest lis progress; and ia lew brief
hours the ACCOMMODATIONS Of industry ani toll We're
wrapped in flames and reduced 10 ashes rendering hoose-
less and penniles many who in fair
before and yet the fiery element continued It's work Of
destruction and the fame roared if ia mockery AZ the
almost superhuman efforts Of s,Gy its fearful prog
Bnt all in vain The blowing uI Of building or
two on Main street prevented its spread further in thar d
rection.
The Courthouse model Of architectural skill and
pnst beautiful and cn8no6ioRs building land which was
still unfinished is destroyed The hlacened walls are all
that remain OF the noble structure though the public
records all saved To give praise any where all
have abored almost beyond endurance would seem
inyidioas though have heard of TIVE
worthy OF especial The FIRE il supposed 10 he Tho
work Of an inceadary'
ELEcrEpB Brandreth, lie great pll-doc.or has been
elected to the New York senate
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Ffep tAe ~ v. Owning pa 4.
KANSAS CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIOS.-A NOTICE
From GOV. REEDER, AND TIE REPLY FROM GEN.
WHITFIELD

WHITFIELD.
KASxAs TEKRITORY, Oct &c, 1855.
SIN: Please lake notice that shall contest your right
TO seat il The Congress Of the United States
greional delegate Of the Territory Of Kansas and that
the dispositions Of witnesses prove the nvadiiy or The
law under which your alleged election took place and tbs
Illegally Of VOTES for you the FIRST day Of October
instant viii De taken AZ Tie following times and places
before judge justice competent person which
times and places you may attend Jon think proper,
cruss-examiae.
on The 5th oh and 7th Of November neat the house
q Z. 9. x. Garyey, in The town Of Topeka
On the sth o. November next at he American Hotel
il the town Of Kansas State OF Missouri.
On the oh, leh, and l2th Of November next At the
Office of n Simpson, in the town Of Lawrence
on the 18Th aad I4th of November nsxt at the house
Of Henry HoHenberg, the yermlion Branch Of Blue
river
On the 18th Of November next the house Of ". W.
Moore, 10 Mooresburg.
On the leh and 18th Of November next the old hos
pital building Al Fort Scott
Ga the 18th and 10th Of November next at the house
Of James Hughes ia the town Of OsaEattome.
co the 22d Of November next at the house Of Loian
Smith, in Council city.
On the Esd, GATH and 2eth Of November next al the
Office Of Wm Philips, in LeaEenworth city.
All which said places except the town Of Kansas are
IN the Territory Of kansas and the time OF commencing
Al each place viii be 10 o'clock m and II II is found
npraeueable to take said dispositions al the houses
named they win be adjourned with notice at The time to
more convenient plaee.
Any other notices which you may receive for the same
purposes, signed BY G. p. Lowry, esq r. Coates esd
NJ J. Psrrott esq, or @. W. Brown, esq, on my behalf
will be authorized by
Al REEDER
To Hon. ]. W. WHITFIELD
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TAXING CARE THE LrsHS.--Wben Queen Victoria
Tees railroad train the royal saloon which she
aes has the top Of II sernaphore signal worked from
ne interior Of the carrsge travels on The tender
looking backwards keep this senaphore constant
N view be has also tied around his the end Of
cord communicating viva the guard in the end break
nus giving The guard free Communication with the driver
Ky tbs accident which vigilance can
guard against
Why cannot adds co'tmporsy) sovereigns here,
when thes ride the railroad have equal care taken Of
hen Certainly nsher the signal the man nor the cord
Vozla add mnch 10 TIC running expenses Of the train
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AMERICAN coNFERRYeF.
We copy the following as an item Of news.

We copy the following item Of news:
NEw YoRK, November 4, 1866.
70 ~ Editors 81 the Organ.
hESTLRnEN As ID is clearly known that the Aacri-
60 representatives 10 the coming Congress will constitute
.sge plurality IN the House. IL Ia eminenty desirable that
Hersnee be had prior the Of the session
IN this view the undersigned soeii the privilege Of in
wing through the medium Of your coiumns .he several
members Of Congress who have been chosen the repre-
ntatiYes q the American policy for conference al
NE bal Of Representatives Thursday the Goth DAY Of
November NEXT, at the hour 81 noon
ny giving this invitation IN uidey-srcuiated cod
INNS you win confer favor your obedsnt servants
TRCS. n. WHITNEY
Fifth New York District.
BAlAkD CLARK,
Ninth New York District
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BY II Z l. r G X A p III !.

TIE Elections ~ N.ssissi5pi ond Losis.nna.
ColrssIa Nov. swe still without any election Va
turns from these States IL consequence Of the wires having
Frustrated BY the late fresets The telegraph
working far south as Montgomery only.
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NEw YoRx Nov. 9.Flour is hrm-snes of 10, 500 bbs
straight State, S. s Ohio So 81 southern 50 e. wbea,
dropping of IS 900 bushels southern white 50
southern red 50 os western red, 81 95 Corn has de-
cnedales OF 600 bushels for mixed
Pork lie frm-saes of 500 bh mesr So SO so rs. Beef
has decnedsalss Of 600 bbIs Chicago repacked SIC.
Lard is triae lower. Whiskey il tri6e owerohio
cents.
BALTIMORE, Nov. s.-The market IL generally firm at
terday FourHo ard street and Ohio 50 City
Mills s. rs IS 81. Wheat il steadygoos primo whites
81 05 81 To- good to prime reds 81 81 os. Corn has
slightly improved since yestcrday-new white 20 rs
yellow rs so cents; old white 80 % Pro-
visions dull and unchanged Bacon somewhat
sides, ~ l21 cents shoulders lls l2 fancy
hams, Iss cents; pork SCI SCI IS. Lardin bbls,
IL "a cent?; in Kegs, lsl4 cents.
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or,1cE nErAHrAEST.
Illegal froSksswe learn regulations Of
he Fo olee Department providing for the registration
valGabs letters into effect il has become practice
with many Fotmaers return leter-bi u sueh let
tiers In envelopes upon which their names are srAarrD or
rRISrrb, b. way Of a frank.
This illegal and iorbiddea By ihe regulations Of tie
department. which require that poasaster when he frsn
such etters shall do BIZ endorsing thereon the word
Post Once Business" and Subscribing the same with h
lrrinen signature.
Bat where official letters sent from est4asr
other, learn that the subscribing Of the post
master has not been insisted on the receiving postmaster
having e right receive sueh letters free. In ease
however k postmaster allowed rif s;aza lis name
under such endorsement
Esr Pod 09ces.-The following named new post Offices
have been established and the following gentlemen
appointed postmRsters
ter.
TecaIote, New Mexico; William H. Moore, postmaster.
Stephens, osethorpe county, Georgia y. 1. Collins,
Fair Plav, Robson county North Carolina; S. P. Nc
Mil Stone, oglethorpe county, Georgia; Samuel Lind
ssy, postmaster
Ashland, Wayne county, Pennsylvania Horace Drake,
Fort Montgomery, Orange county, New York Jeremiah
Drew, postmaster.
Di,ooiiaaea following named post Offices have been
diseontirucd:
Adiroasse Essex county New York.
West Fr-edom, Wade county, Maine.
Oakley, Lewis county, Missouri.
Flyers Ridge, Conway county, Arkansas.
Mason, Jackson county, Tennessee.
ChArityyiie, Breckenridge county, Kentucky.
Change ~ SITE and Name.The and site Of the fol-
lowing post Offices have been changed
Planters Multona Springs, Attao county, Mississippi;
x. NJ. Harris, postmaster.
Collins Store to Dry Ridge, Grant county, Kentucky
f. Aesbit, postmaster.
COURT or CLAIMS.
Fridar Norembey a--The met at ii O'Clock. The
Judges were all present
The argument the Florida resumed by
Hon George T. Badger North Carolina who concluded
his remarks haifpast clock, and the submit
for the dscs0n of the whether testimony be
taken or pot.
The Of Robert Roberts, Arthur Edwards, and Nc
Aztec and Eastman viii be taken argument Monday
next.
ing.
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The Peansylpaaa Liquor Lau.-Sarigaion Of he Oiio.
PIrTsByRo Nov. s.-qhe three parties before convicted
and for violation of the liquor this city
again arrested yesterday the offence
of the temperance league and held TO bail About eighteen
other been made including the propreors
the St. Charles and other hotels.
The Ohio six feet six inches, and still
rising.
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JYiscoHss. Eloct.oa.

MiIwAUKIE, Nov. e.-The State tickets are close The
legislature far heard from, stand follows In
ate-repubicanp II democrats, IL. In asscnbyrepnb-
!icans, ~; democrats, 30.
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EnI6RAyTs 10 KAxsAs.-An agent, representing about
FIVE thousand German aud Irish residents Of Louisville and
other towns Kentucky arrived recently Leavenworth
kansas TO look for suitable locations for these people
who arc about leave their present homes in consequence
OF the recent trouble.
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NATION 10 The premises against hs Uaied statss 1uy i'm
puted deau either Of It's Officer tho officer Or the
State X California
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Observation-Disclosures Pollock has appointed Hon.
Joseph Burlington president judge Of the 10th Judicial dis
tre Penns lyania place OF Hon. NJ Burri who has
accepted the position Of associate judge in the United States
court OF Kansas
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Fashionable Dancing,

AT Nunftrf .7estFv Han
II MUNDER, of Dancing Georgetown Colleges
III Wn~liug'sn ciys has
the honor and the ruoe eener
Of his school lirrsdrs NO
rembe 1855. MnadsrS Assembly s fadonnx the rfsr
isdcs nisse and ma
evening" aernemrn feels assured iz th-
pupils his former cueses
suab skill Instructor.
Prof The public unbranded
Rail Nanonz Theatre, which
attended ~ upwards Of zsND persons
Of The ssantfais ard
with and Bppft Sddsc,
rented fos md psric The location
p-rsons rssdng Of ibe eip.
tuition On Tuesday Ard Ttassdsy NJ osock o
cllss Tor young
mari aua be forfa~d shorty
apyy N.Y. JOHN Y.
TtDh street,
Prof ~ a his hall,
OF fhste
Wishing c Cniy S. t The
Nov 6-dt6
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nEsTs.ENEN.S Of
u this day opened Of and best Styles
at sJEvRNsS
Nov G-3I Ssrs Rsesn Browns Hotel.
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Charleston IRan.eipol Eiea.on.


CHARLEsroS, Is. CD Nor. s.-Mles anti know nothing
he's been elected mayor Of this city by LOCO majority.
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DOK THE FALL THADE.-sTEvENs. Browns hotai,
largest complete assortment OF gentle
belongings offered BY ihem and Of the newest ana p
bought the Days tor cash, ana rhoe
prices the Ryog do exclusively Tor
cash, that viii be low aud the extent
their customers thai eooos wa
sTEyESss
Sales Room, Browns Hotel
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euIEr wEpDISG--Two deaf mutes named George NJ
aaker and Amanda NJ Bugbee, married few days
since Albany, New York The Argus of that city says
they appeared very happy, although they never told their
love"
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DEaUvAI~wsrriner MANCHESTER J~v~elIer,
No. 30 Peanssois avenue, tasssr erVwA' R"' wssa'
ingon, D. C.
Nov i-e~sts
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HARVEY = ADAMS. n.vi.s posrhAsea al H Whesisv
III hardware ssrly cccssst
em Pespsyivaais cppsia Brpwss' Bc's,
ppecy call the attention Of purchasers % eir
goads We by g. bust
sess good of oil er;
HARVEY ADAMS.
Nov f-dlm
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DRsrRrcrwr coxnAsRAuoS.-A WHOLE Toss N Rrns-
We copy the following from the Weston Fa-) Herald
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or sixth Preshysertsn Chavch, street
scuth and StEh West, A.
n Wsre~ntnr Va. tiat@ a Wrn~groe.
IN s'. charch ilsn
and ~ o'cioeh, The public o
nov
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EIrcrEp--B Brandreth lie grea, r-doc,or, has been
elected to the New York senate.
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AccrprFn-rer DIR. S H. Cox has accepted call TO be-
come pastor Of the Presbyterian church in owego New
York He last week received call from the Central
Presby church OF Newark but declined account
1 Of his health suffering from the sea air.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-08
THE VOTE ON SENATOR.
ErTER FROM DANIEL WEBSTER.

LETTER FROM DANIEL WEBSTER.
While the nomination for United States Senator was
being made in the Assembly, Mr.. Aitken, New
York before voting aske permission to read letter
BY states man now in his grave The House refused
its permission for the reading OF the letter, and Mr.
Aiken voted for Daniel s. Dickinson and sat down.
The letter referred TO was written by Daniel Webster
at the close of the Congressional session OF 1850 DUR
ing which difficulties had arisen between the two Sen.
ators, which had for while interrupted their social
intercourse. II is as follows
WASHINGTON, Sept. 81, 1850.
My DEAR SIR: Our companionshp In the senate Is
dssoved After this long and most Important session,
Won are about to return 10 your home ana shai Try
and find leisure TO visit mine l hope we may meet
encb other again months hence, for the discharge
ment. But life is uncertain and have not felt viii
ling TO take leave OF you, without placing IN your
han ds noie containing few words which WISH 10
say TO you. .. n. dasx
Sir Occurrences took place which remember with
constantly increasing regret and PAIN because the
more have known of you the greater mas oeen my
esteem for your character, and my respect oi your
talents Bur il is your noble able ami patrIouc CON
duct in support OF the great measures OF thls
which has entirely won my heart, and securoo my
highest regard - .,.,,,
but do not think you are ever likely 10 see criss
in v hicb YOU may be able 10 do much either Tor
vour own distinction or for the public good. You
have stood when others have fallen; you nave 40,
yanced with firm and manly step where others nave
wayered faltered and fallen back; and for one, 4
desire 10 thank YOU and TO commend your eonduc'
ont of the fullness OF an honest heart.
This letter needs no reply tits, l an swafe' OF
very little value; but have thought you might De
wiling to receive it, and perhaps 10 leave where At
would be seen BY those who shall come after you,
Ipray you, when you reach your own threshold, to
remember me most kindly TO your wife and daughter
Your friend and obedient .erysrth ,
Tn Hon DANIEL S Dickinson, I. s. Senate