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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-02-06

Few are are aware how frequently
Publishers are compelled to insert among
their advertisements, statements which
thew can neither sanction or believe
\ plcasan, exception "a this disagree
able necessity are advertisements OF d.
j. c Ayers Cherry Pectoral ana Pms
which will be found in our columns
We have published for him before, and
always with the feeling that in so doing
we in no wise lend ourselves to deceive
or mislead the public for we Lave had
iudsputable proof that lis words arc
strictly true, with abundant reasons to
believe that lis medicines will do all
they promise, and all that can be reason
aLly expected from any medicine. His
Cherry Pecioral is too well known in
this community to need any commenda.
tion from Us, and the Pills VIC are cred.
IDLY informed are not inferior to his
Pectoral.-Proridcnce Mirror, II. l.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-02-06

Srrrcn OF Nh. BANKS -On taking tho
Ch.;. A. po.,.. ..,. A. cu.:
O'''' ''' D''AS '"auc 'nc 'o''o"'"e
remarks;
Gentlemen of the House of Reprcsen-
tativcs:-Beforc proceed to complete
the cceptance of the Office which YOU
bn"e conferred upon me, [ would avail
myself .fvour indulgence TO express my
obliro,ion for 'he honor conferred upon
me Il wouli affor.4 few greater pleas
IRE wore il occom,,nicd zen by the self
assurance that woui,l bring ~ tie dis
charre Of or,lnnus and delicate dues,
ALWAYS 6ificnlt bnt now cny;r,2ed with
unusnol ditTcnIt;cs ,ry c,noc;tv conn, IN.
snrate with ,hcir responsibility and dir.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-02-06

The PRomplToRY AcT-There can
be no doubt that the Maine Law, so
called, was Designed to prevent all the
evils of Intcmperance. and if honestly
carried out would soon accomplish its
bcnefeent purpose. Aud there can be
as little doubt that DR.. Rogers Syrup
of Liverwort, Tar, and Canchalagua was
designed to remove all Pulmonary Com
plants, and if it could be generally used 4,
aud carly administered, then Coughs,
Colds. and the long catalogue of Lung
diseases would rapidly disappear. and
the mortality from CONSUMPTION
be scnsibly decreased Those who have
tried it are unanimous in its praise, and
it has accomplished some Of the most
memorable cures on record
The new batch OF cardinals has been
made by the Pope. Prince Lucien Bon
aparte, who was prominent candidate,
and for whom it was said that the En-
peror was intriguing in the hope of ul-
timately making him the successor of the
present Pope, who is not likely to live
loug, has not received cardinals hat,
but as, ve learn, from a correspondent
of the Newark MeIcuryanother French
man has been appointed entirely to the
satisfaction Of the Emperor of France
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-02-06
BRONCHITIS AND COUGH CURED.

Boston, August 10.
McSsrs S. W Fowlc & Co.-Gcntlcmcn
Having been troubled for considerable time.
with bad Cough and Bronchial affection. |
was induced TO try a bottle Of Dr. Wistars
Balsam of Wild Cherry, which am happy
to say entirely removed the difficulty. |
deem it but justice to say thus much for tho
benefit Of those who may be similarly aflct.
cd. GEORGE H. DAVIS
Firm Of llallctt & Davis,
Piano-Fortc Manufacturers, Boston.
hereby certify that am personally ac-
quainted with Geo. II Davis, Esq, and have
the fullest confidence in the above statement.
II q. L ARR0WS, Practising, Physicia
Boston. Aug. l5
None genuine unless singed |. BUTTS on
the wrapper.
Ascnts fnr Wi.t1r'. ial-am and Ovvreunted Biffot.
WE Rus-el, MildirhHty 4 + Il .rur. New TIA
Ven }. u. N'edham. H.istul; T.. :. Atwood, Shnic
nmi l.F. Benson. Whiting; u +. Haskell 4 Sou.
W. Co nwall; NJ wight, Oracn.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-02-06
The Election of Mr.. Banks.

The contest is at last ended. Fol-
once. in tho hjtory Of our government
the North las borne itself maufully
through thstrugglc and the " compact
discinlinef the South" has failed The
prestigc'f this triumph will not DO lost
South,n sectional iusolencc is rebuked
Tho uturo may now be m AIDE SURE.
IT eater, trucking subscrvicncy to
juthcrn sectionalism, we trust. will
never be the road to prefermcnt-rather,
certain road to political disgrace and
defeat.
This is not properly n sectional tri.
umrh, The Republican party occupies
broad national ground precisely the
ground, on the Slavery qucstion,we hold.
as the fathers of our republic, Washing
ton, Jefferson and their Southern com.
peers These are the principles that
ought to prevail, North and South. They
Interfere with none of the rights Of the
Statcs-with none of the institutions of
the South where they now ox,st. We
trust the election of NJ. Banks is an
earnest CT the ulti'.o,e and speedy tri
umrh of sound national views
Mr. Banks is also an American. On
this question, as on that Of Slavery. he
occupies precisely the same position We
have all along maintained, and on tai,
account, also, we are especially gratfcd
at his election to an office SO responsible
and 50 influential
The fitness Of Mr.. Banks to discharge
the duties dcvolving on the Speaker of
the House Of Representatives is univcr-
sally conceded lis has both eminent
capability and extensive experience as
presiding officer over deliberatiyc bodies.
lie will bring no shame on his g .rrort.
crs by incompetence. r. ',ce3 he has
shown himself, all through this two
mouths CONT st, an able, ready, and ac-
conpl'S .ned statesman. He has, We
" ..nk, brilliant future before hin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-04

CECoSD SALE OF LOTS, BY THE EMPORIUM REAL
no @
The Emporium Real Estate and ns Company win
commencing Wednesday, November r. 1855
persons every degree. ihe town Of Emporium
led 81 is time by location il The West being situated
dpence win Hssssp always accessible for the larger
with an extremely productive eou. Adjacent
and COZ stan1y insreas demand spfi9gns
IVES. and with
,ens aud upon the grea, highway q The commerce Of s
Going mp such as saw Mills machine shop and foundry,
marine wsy and a ship yard Ss &C. sG1 which essf
%e The Ts ss Of s By h. company TOO. place u
Soassnd dollars worth were sold thus indicating the esns
ion in which The place held since The first sale an add
ing locations peculiarly adapted for homes for mechanics and
but i lie immediate neshSorbcod o. The manusctaros dis
ro where The ground can be had At low rates also some
sold % The highest bidder without reserve No By bidding
VIII be The board Of directors reservns for tSenseSe:
The privilege OF dscon,nuing the sale 4 In h, opinion the
equal any point the Ohio river. The climate MUD
az s ne Ss % he ou In
in It's facilities for all mechanical and business operations
tie MssssppI Terms Of sseons fourth casS IN hand the
purchase executed on he day sale emitting the purchaser
purchase money Any purchaser OF lots who shall
10 be erected lot purchased, substantial
frame house. and hnh the after the style Of modern
Architecture no, less than two stories high and paint the
neatly brick marble house Of like style, within
twelve months from the date of SALE such purchaser tha be
released the interest purchase OF said
and be entitled TO additional abatement Of per
the principal thereof buih upon In the Afo~e
said within eighteen months from day OF sale. hen such
char shall be released from all nercs upon the purchase
therefor. For further information plana
apply the secretary Mound City. Pulaski county Illinois.
TO II Lindsay Covingtsn n niucky: G. f. Nourse a
Co, ~ West Third street, Cincinnati j. w. Cochran Co
Lexington Kentucky; NJ Mundy, 90 South Fourth street
Philadelphia NJ w. Wetmore Nashvihe Tennessee; w. "A.
stokes Lousve Kentucky b. sheridan Clark street.
Chicago illinois, by order OF the Board Of Directors
j. dRIswoLp secy. H. HAINER President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-04

THIS MORNING, AT lOh, AT 70 NASSAU STREET
i Attractive auction sales, TUNIs MORRILL,. Auction
r'ures with 100 fancy paper boxes Of boot and shoe
entire cushions made for church sold In lots suit; English
brussels carpetngs In pieces from 70 10 100 yards furniture
large varieties silver pencils oil paintings
mirrors with red gilt frames mattresses spring and cured
hair beds ac with bedsteads Havana segar the
able kinds lots TO suit BAn the above kinds OF goods
ANIME the stock early.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-04
ANTHOLOGY.


| A woSDER.-THE Gypsy LADY THE CErRBRA rro
n panlst be consulted all of he at n
Third avenue between Eighteenth and Nineteenth sre~t
Iady gentleman 70 win obtain The affections OF the
opposite sex Charge extra.
N AsTRoLoGrsT THAT BEATS THE WORLD, ANp
N I've thousand dollars reward offered 70 perpou
who can surpass her In giving correct statements pas
present and future events particularly absent friends oses
law SUITE &C She also gives lucky numbers She
any person That has ever visited city She also making
great cures All persons who afflicted viii consumpion
disease would do well TO call ard this wonderful ara
natural gned LADY, and ron win 20 away Dissatisfied
NJ B.-kadsme CLIFTON Il hunfbug. Call and satisfy
yourselves Residence No. 1855 Orchard street. betwee2
Houston and Stanton.
HARD.-MADAME BREWSTER RETURNS THANWe
~ TO her friends and patrons and begs aer e
ibousapds both In this cy and Philsdelpha who o
suited her with entire satisfaction she feels confident hss
orscles relied constantly by Napoleon she no eaus
She VIII tell the Of the future husband ana asc the
name Of her sssrs sT3 Bowery, between FsurA a-x Ff
sreea
CLAIRyoyANcE-MRs. SEYMOUR, ITO sPRiya
~ street few doors west Of Broadway the ,s surress-
ful medical ard business carvoyani America All des
esses discovered and cured, crabe unerrinr advice
business absent friends, &C. and satisfaction in al cases
casrre mede.
MADAME w1DCER, TIE MyaTpprOrp SPANISH
lW LADY,, removed 70 No First Avenue nsar Hocst~a
street tells pss present and f'ure evens business,
rsrsge Neuis sickness losses presorbes seiae or NJ
sissss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-04

AueSTioN SoIIcz.-THos BELL. aUcTIoNEER-BY
Gales North william street VIII & cola valuable
yer,ety o. excellent household furniture. - :
private stock q e very chosest vines and auors from
Of gentleman deceased
!. 3 xs,
street mortgage sale OF household frure consisting Of
eDgssngs brussels ana irgrso earpes ocioh
steads feather bscs hair mattresses bedding washsauds
croexery, kitchen furniture, dc
by JOSEPH HEGEMAs, NOV. g, AT
n and aS p md wsn psr
io chamber and dining room furnnre tapestry BRUSSELS
TUE ali as new aiso splendid wood piano by
Iighie, Newton Bradbury avery superior instrument
" BAGlEy AsAyAGE win sen. for cash without reserve,
Il Tes or soe II SeT ae
toys &c s goods oihs ,hgs Sc clio hung snsis and
Try merchants Catalogues AT saesroom early on morning Of
II LEEDS, AUCIIeAEER II. LEEDS
East Twenty second street Assgnees saeSuper, sale OF
vase, &C The furniture made BY Better within few
mouths
carved eegere eneosneur suite wood covered with
a esry very choice vases PTians artistic bronze chande
Dining foOn1Iapesry carpet, richly carved OAK buffet
try oval pier glass superb marble vases extension dining
yer safe made by Herring superb dinner tea aud breakfast
set painted blue and gold with towers real bronze ehande
cravings superb chaed silver and set knives
forks spoons ac real Sheffield plated ware rich cut glass
new velvet carpets elegant carved etegeres
lined nth sath wood encogncur rosewood suits open work.
carved medallion backs
and gold silk brocaei deliberately carved centre table real
sauary marble top real bronze chandeliers magnificent
painted vases from the royal manaiacory a. Berlin VERY
carved pianofore, octave cost SOU music stand pier
wood about 800 elegantly bound Books
iect authors large Psian groups antique vases perfect
ply carpets
beds0ads and canopes dressing and bureaus
vases pier glasses chairs tapestry
iron safe oil paintings and engravngs furniture ia black wal
nut beds'eao. and bureau and cabinet. &c,
The sale will commence with kitchen and basement
Furniture The above can be examined one day previous to
the Court at the time and place specified.
IRON SAFES AT AUcTIoN.-THIs DAY AT ioh
O'Clock at 81 Dey street. corner Greenwich for account
Of whom TO close consignmens 70 pay ad
V'n'e' ana wsISS NE CARTER Auctionee
TT wALDRoN, AUcTIoNEER.- &c
shelves in lots to suit on November at 10 clock
large of white granite yellow
French china and superior glassware Goods carefully
TOHN L. yANDEwATER, AUCTIoNEER -PEREMP.
tory sale Of three story brown stone front house. No 81
West Thirty Thursday Nov. O'Clock
caed house has M e @
provemens baths gas &c Sale positive Terms of sale
application to the auconeer at rooms No. ~ and Il Trinity
Buildings Ill Broadway
PACKAGE SALE. TO PAY sToRAGE.-THIs DAY,
at 10 O'Clock, at 81 Dey street, corner Greenwich 10
no mark trunk osn sfsha
CECOsD SALE OF LOTS BY THE EMPORIUM REAL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-04

DARE CHANCE FOR BOOK BUYERs--MEssRs.
III EVANS co. have Just received splendid stock sf
standard and popular books Having bougnt largely
at the Nav York and Philadelphia trade sales, arv
determined 10 give customers better bargains than
had elsewhere We shall eel many books ~ Ices the
usual prcea and 10 no casc shAll We Ask more gin worth
from Is cents 10 tlOg will be deliyered purchaaer
each book ~ Me time " aod New books recsTed
issued Mra Stoves book, Dred fw saA q ba
gin ncludsd The Bils OF lie shafemuo ~ Is with gin AL
books warranted and perfect Catalogues Of books
anlng full erplanauons with lss Of Rs free any
address application BY mail Grea inducements oa
ed n srents EVANS CO.. 40 Broadway.
Eeferences-D. Appleton a Co, Sag and s48 broadway,
Derby Jackson 1H Nassau street. New York: Philip
Co. Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-04

JVM. Writers, AJCrroNEER-wIIIA SELL on
w Tuesday Mt 1Oh O'Clock, nj 81 HamersNy street. the
fuYu family breaking up housekeeping
sortment lrxt floor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-04


lust PUBLISHED.
81 No 10 Of LOOMS Gate Hewetsl
ILLUMINATED HOUSEHOLD STORIES FOR LITTLE
FOLKS.
ALADDIN or, rHS WONDERFUL LAMP.
sale by all booksellers and periodical agents throughout
From the New York Daily Times
From the style In which this series OF fancy
s produced, together viii their adaptedness and
ehdren ihs should be introduced into family
Ia the land.
The following stories have been published. GOOD
copies Of which have been disposed Of They
Cinderella, Beauty and the Beast
Jack the Giant Killer, Blue Beard.
Puss in Boots Goody Two Shoes,
JACK and Ike bean stalk, Rhymes o. Mother Goose
The following stories viii be published. every month.
Babes IN the Wood, For,unio.
sinbad the Sailor, Valentine and Orson,
Forty Thieves, Sleeping Beauty in the Wood,
Price, In illuminated covers and edges, 70 cents
Fun bound and gilt edges, ~ y cents.
Pull bound aud GIT, four Nos IN one volume, 81.
second sssrs ssrlss cI,rIgg rfEs''
Very beautifully illustrated, printed superine cal
endered paper.
Illuminated covers. 80 cents.
Fun bound and gilt edges, rs cents
The book trade will be suppied the most liberal terms
Now ready
LOOMS ILLUMINATED CLASSICS
NO I-CHANfICLEER,
Thanksgiving Story
Illuminated ed fronispece appropri
ate Illustrations by barley. l2mo., 90 cents Liberal dis
count % the trade. To all orders more copies viii
be given extra.
THE LOOKING GLASS
Beautiful edition. lima. with illustrations.
BROWN, LOOMS A CO.
No. Is Dutch st., New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-04

L. ERosENF oIIs.
N Kerosene rluminaln- OIL.
Keru3tnr rubr'celnR OF
kerosene Bnracle OF
AUsTEAs seats
NJ - Beaver street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-04

At 10 o'clock, at 81 Dey street, corner Greenwich 10
boras Wilson's rasbaDe stove boxes. and trunk,
no mark trunk q. W. H. also box guta percha banding
WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Auctoneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-04

VALUABLE COTTAGE SITES
HAvrsswooD ISLAND.
JAMES NJ MILLER,
VIII sell on Thursday, Nov 1856, at ocock, on the
priscs at Rsvepswood under the drecien Of Liv Lvngs
ton referee cottage sites with the improvements fronting
the East river and Webster ana lands OF John
Williams.
Steamboat Lockwood leaves Peck alp O. l. and each
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-04

uGIioN roIIrE.-TH0s. BELL AUCTIOEEER.-BY
"A bhlA * ~ sh=Meenssdag. at 1915 O'Clock In the
yarsty of excellent houseL0i furniture.
Thursday AZ Df o'clock. catalogue No OF the superior
private stock OF Tie very choicest old aud from
the London Docks over twelve by Of 1e executor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-04

GILBERT S, SAVAGE. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
VI BsGLEY SAVAGE will sen for cash. without
their salesoom 81 Cecar street Thursday November6
AT Ol clock assorted stock OF fancy aoeds
toys &c dry goods cloths yestngs 6c clio hing shirts and
collars VIII be sold lols city retail trade and
Try merchants Catalogues saesroon early morning OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-04

MUSICAL AND DANCING.
A. DODwV g H.s. n.ssI Ne. AsS s..
and is xoul.sas place, sroos,yn,
chase. on tuesday, and F1dsys crrusrs conisnns tsr
hours Ac, may be had :. either Of ne academies.
A LARGE STOCK oy PIAEoroRrKs pxw Axs
room. So xs 'p place ana Rsh ses AZ. .sys =.
ened pianos ~ a.. be. New York and Boston massss =
sssh y. rent ~ia be allowed il osss q parcsa.s
DUNARs DANCING ACADEMY, Js7 BowERY-
Cheap lessons VI per month Every Monday and Thurs
DANCING THREE NEW CLAssEs-BRooKE's AGA.
~ deny l srcome street new class for ladies' eIcu
Tor gsntemen on tuesday "a NJ Aiso new elias. Tor
sdges s.o.s o. wssnssany All the
pianoSs b. ar., rate London msses Any on. il
S ssneSser VIZ n %ssnsos street, bargain
MApgAxn AUGUSTA HAS REMOVED her Err, RESI-
ss yssss s. ma ssS ,
s.ys :, ssnensns evening es.s Tuesdays and
crown persons. from oil ~ cls.: e RHsoSsIyn isa
sP. Nj evening class. Saturday,, a { o'clccl. "
DrANos AND MEIoDEoSs.-rH HORACE WATERS
mo5ern pianos aud meodeons are to be found
pianos go fi@0, meloeons from $40 e35 Pianos
tuned repaired polished bosed and moved The Horace
waters panos the New York Evangelist ARE known
among best We enabled 10 speak Of
with degree OF confidence from personal
knowledge Of their ercellen, tone and durable quaty
CEcoSpHAND PIANOS AT GREAT BARGAINS
- One splendid rosewood but three months IN
use for eit0 800 octave for SID one do
500 and SIXTY others from SIS to 500 at lo2 Twenty sixth
street, Sixth avenue. X. GONZALEZ.
ITO THE PRINCIPALS or sCHo6Is AND rAxurRs-
i Mr. FREDERICKs professor Of dancing, late Of ss4
Beecker street where all communications viii be eli.
aisiy attended 70.
OILS.
L. ERosENF OILS.
N Kerosene rumnaln- OF.
KervHtnr rubrcellnR Oh
Kerosene Bnuacle OF
AUsTEAs i-ea.,
NJ - Rae 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-04

FALL mIIILINERY, Co.
FRACTIONS PERPETUAL AT PAVILION DE rro-
"A ra, In al that apperaiust 10 toilet appointments Now
36l Broadway, two doors from Franklin street
rTRAcTIoHs PERPETUATED AT PAVILION On
"A Flora. IN coinures Now Sl BROADWAY two doors FROM
Franklin street
FRACTIONS PERPETUAL AT PAVILION DIX TTo-
IA ra' in bridal appO'ngm.,gssss rrcxvp AZ, g..
TALL MILLINERY GOODS
r.. WHDH
~ and q John strest,
mroRvxR AID sAEurAcryRsa
SILK MILLINERY GOODS
Straw goods,
Nh and fancy bonneta
Dress esps end head dresses,
French flowers feathers, &c, he.
complete stock Of the above goods constantly anH
for sale at The loves, marie, prices.
lanes TUCKER RESPECTFULLY REMINDS HIS PA.
irons that he has opened his department with now.
srs feathers and ribbons Now %l broadway two ios~s
ffom Franklin street
At low prices for cash
French Flowers
Straw and Velvet Ornaments,
ca and Gs John street
Corner Of william, n Y.
ATADENoIsELLE BARNETT
WINTER HATS
Thursday, November Q,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-04

TNLOAKS AND MANTnLAs.
~ ARNOLD. CONSTABLE co.
Have exhibition their fall assortment OF gsrnsots
Cana street, near Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-04

TMBROIDERIES, SETS &C.
~ BEEKMAN CO., AIS Broadway.
Have just received from auction large lot OF French work
sconet collars from o. Cd to 50 EACH Swiss and book d.
from Sc 3D. TO IS each Also another lot those cambria
sets, white and coored. at Size. aud 81 each.
Also invoice of French embroidered faiencteune
sets, from Is 50 to $50 per set,
English thread point aud Valencienne aces great
variety.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-04

IRON SAFES AT AUCTIoN.-THIs DAY, AT 10Y
o'clock at Dey street. corner Greenwich for account
Of whom TO close consignmens 70 pay ad
vances and storage, five iron safes.
WELLINGTON A. CARTER Auctoneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-04

r INEN CAMBRIA HANDRERCHIErs FROM AUG.
IL TON
so dez ladies' linen cambria handkerchief 81 -
per dozen, worth 81
800 dol, grsss linen do ut ~ and 50 per dozen.
800 don hemstiched do, Mt 81 Is and 81 per dozen.
Also lot OF gentemens linen cambria handk erchie
81 Is 10 81 per dozen
Do do, coored border Al d. D. Cd. and "a. each
BEEkMAN a CO., AZ Broadway.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-09-19

The above reference to Mr. Choate's
| unsuccessful application for seat on the
Bench of the Supreme Court, reminds US
that Senator Pearce, of Maryland, was
also an unsuccessful applicant for similar
position during the Administration of M..
Fillmore, and that his application was re-
jected for his deficiency in legal learning
and experience. If this fact be questioned,
we refer TO the endorsement on his applica-
tion in the iles Of the State Department
We are further informed that Mr. Pearce
was also an applicant for the place of United
States District Judge of Maryland, and
that this application was rejected because
be would not pledge himself TO reside IN
Baltimore or its vicinity, instead of Ches-
tertown, which is situated on the Eastern
shore of Maryland, and separated from the
Western shore, where the United States
Courts are held, by the Chesapeake bay
Mr.. Pearce is the owner of farm near Ches
tertown, on which he resided, and which be
represented 10 be essential to his support.
We make this statement for the purpose
of Calculating the probable cause of Mr.
Pearce's opposition to Dir. Fillmore Mr.
Choate and himself appear to be in the same
boat Washington Organ.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-09-19
Washington City,,Augast 81, ls5
Rufus Choate.


The Louisville .Joarnat alludes to Mr..
Choate in this wise:
Mr.. Chcate, it will be smembered, ,louged
ardently for the seat upon the bench of
the Supreme Court Of tie United States
which President Fillmoe finally gave to
Mr.. Curtis, not only in tie matured convic-
ton that he would be thcbetter appointment
but upon the reluctant ,et positive advice
of Mr.. Chcate's own mos loved and trusted
friends. How far considerations arising
from this bitter Disappointment may have
driven Mr.. Choate int the Democratic
ranks, those familiar WITH his impetuous
aud high-wroaght temperament ana with MS
ou;ck and burning AMI inextinguishable
rssantments. can determine for themselves.
II Ia. however. a matte of no practical
noment. Mr.. Choate i q brilliant rhet-
orician, and upon the wrlns side OF case
Ia mastery advocate, tit ~ . statesman
| 8. .ra, .s : nolitician, X is an acknowied-
.ad fa;lure His pretenhons 10 this respect
av,,ods., ,l;sastrously tn or fifteen years
u,a nubl;o infanee is absolutely
no,h;nc Ha mirhs dieto morrow, sithou
aras,e;no anr more seIsible void in thu
ro,;t;oa, world than ,heEalling Of meteo
rrod,,ces in the paysidl world. lie is !
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