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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-07-23

.. Brssre L. puy.,r
fi4shsfa shepherd.
IoNA~ =. WAREE< haslur ni-i n NJ oree "A.
~ a.iafit sefunz fsfh l1atfhe sald 4cfnfanf : in
trtto g. hIa. and that 80 removing - rr,s.sf,
snfet ~ sxefnifon, out ~ a. state. anf fau.sf
urt - stiaetsscrt - ~ tssaed ~. against "a
goods AL eh@ts.ts credits snd e~eris - 80 said
fentsts ~ sAerrfore. said tstealsns = asreh,
rofeet - - s.4 appaas bsfase NJ - 40 I,as
iascc = - Feare. "a ~ ESQ., ~ Tcrre- Ha.tn. 90
~ 49, a. - tu<asi. f-sf ~ eci.,ck A N sf-
ef~s-e ~ad rreccesaA<s 10 stscAmenl all - deter.
mned ln ~ shsfnre
JAY =. Is's--e~ LsNBEKr DuY. JF
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-07-23

UNIVERSALLY re- -~ne3 far hfs saeesss in a.
y tlf- - afisaIr 81. 81 l1ll. esa44ts.~ -
- - .tf- -tiaute, "a il.s 81 ain noulE ~ N-al.
juis 1h end rsnaia aat.l a. 3l-t iersaaa aail.te.
@ita Ssellngt, S4roiala, Ats1sss ., Fever aofs.
Dfois!. Dssass Of ths Langs. Liver. ktncss ~ 81
aath, khean4tisiD, fli=s, lsse. o. o.hsr 4isaas =
h-ia-E Caro4ic o. efaeFuisi, respectfully n.s
~ L cali - Ii rso.uA CONSULTATION fhkk
consumption cured. -Soa4B.n4so>
Nats. April t.4s.--Da. bgaa1--i der Il = auls
l'i.is esr tsse uAs has tsen AllCl "A hkc "a -.
~ faaii,A PAIN si4ieaout al facts la rcrard sxhs
SfeAi aad aiiaoa ialr4ealoaa ClRk perf-fued ~ ~
hopeless b. ear brst Physicians; eas lseiaunt e. q
luear-oir sas- ~ Consaa tA bat, slf y0ar inraiua
sir rsai Ill have RESTORED Iae - fEKF &c I
HEALTH, aud n0a lor lhe bc4eds Of Others ,ol viii
itl ~ ea>s o. Iaadc pueiir- ELIZA h. Hfi.l..
Drsp>y-f rem Peter eiiston.-Ma D.
soS -, oAlps Apnl J., la56.-iR. btgoE-l have
btra if.ahei Win pleiisy Zoe srFcral fa0alAs nAd
have been tapped thlrieea times, bal continued u TAI
znf commenced Nuuf ff4fleIf which has ferf- a.
y ~ ktp Nh IA feAF stcka, aAd u0N able 10 :.
teai ID ny dllls labor.
Diseases "a the Eyes. MERRITT. II
Nars - eenhiy Indiana. writes: Having bcon nearly
tnt fff i~o years, and obtaining relief fron she
lr-at.. 81 ~ III lA ,i,iafs ~ho prevented Tor me
49, Induced through ne iunpraec AZ friends a. ~
f1ur yell knoen renedies. which RESTORED ny
cte. perfectly in eight weeks.
Mans similar cases car BE- given, bat % not deem
Il necs.safs.
IT, IL. BrROE VII return Ms Visits resalarl,. sor
bills
~. B. cure. FEVER AID AGUE permanently.
Il oaitr hoars from ?. 4. q. 10 2. 81.
Jai. L. ler ~
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-07-23

The attention q our readers - requested O.
che advertisement ~ Pref wood ~ this pa
pr He engaged 10 his present business. ~
believe not more han year since. where hs
established = depot for tho ale 81 medicine
a. ia Market street. bat ~ dint ~ energy
and popularity. h. ass increased il o. an Al
mest limitle.s extegt. Nov he has del Of a.
the eiiy - Nes York, arranged fef manafae
eastern portions 81 The coantry The value
AID pepasarity d his preparations are attest.
e. 81 Iauifltodss - certificates froaa perseu,
uhn profess 20 Recommend them solely fram
their ewn eNperlsacc 81. Lane faisllgsac
JAY t-si
~ pr sale ~ r. n Doans.ly. Tsrss
Haafs. lad
Jan A.. 1855 GI-dkwly
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-07-23

THE Cob The
invaluable portable Corn and Cob Nails and I. adapted
Cru
found ale
aec hard
inf ford flrsedo liar
thee 5 D liable I
was OFT"
all Mills
he
ear
The grind
ofn afy of dcan d
tby
andc dtovcfhe vii gns
Ne good
les and vii tc
70 eeis
4
The hey ole ar' anthe al9
a
lnaidnio o he we hay and onhanl tho
tie Giant M "a
May H. 1855 j. OoV'h' = :" ''' 'a4f A''
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-07-23


~ Tho following is uhal Mr. Mason ~ III,
hnc,rHe. Gazette. iLini-of some portion %
Else proceeding. If The recent American state
Contention. twill be readily seen. that the
Gazette vii De found acting with that party
Who w,il 20 ior ihc Peoples ticket. and who
desire Tire defeat % James Buchaaaa.
'ir Crosby II Tsrre liaaie. moved 'lr adop
tf.n 20 DE fessia'ions. ana made call ct The
tr tons question This raagse vas sustained
~ thr Chair. aad the e-olt,isns auhai.
forced through without word - discussion.
though a portion 70 The confenti.n voted
agAiptt them [ adef the motion loi the pr,
stoHs question. = resolution endorsing she
nominations taf StHie officers in Nav last. ~
ifet 81 q substitute to- The first re-ointion
we raled out. After the gag reie had been
enforced aud the resolutlou. arle'sl 81
Ilaa son. 81 Nis-e aff-rs. fhe resoinfiau /. .~r
AFals aad independent. Bot hirsliag 81
wfilari wight q 90 moved 20 lay the res
olafion upon the table, and pefempforily re
flssd 90 y thlf4w .ke motion e. a moment TO
permit .h.,.e present vho scfcd With the &c
plss Convention 90 May last. - explain the
positions they .nsfaiue4 toward that ticket- -
30. arbitrary eoaf.r vas received With lndig-
nation - large number - the meeting The
resolution vas lsid on ihc table arG zen ~
uo recourse was let hlfo. Va sr3csou-iF 10.
iaif'sd - u-.. az explanation.
iir aaId De- wa. in favor 10 free speech and
free ihous' snd d. had supposed fhc Amor
can party "a Indiana cogli never descend o.
such an arbitrary course a. had been parsacd
towards him. aud tlry no held the same po.
sition a. himself toward. the Peoples ticket
DC had been a member Of thc Convention of
The IL Il NAY. aud vas pledged 10 support
IS nominees aal now be WAS called 4pon To
swallow h,- pledges and 60 81 after an idea
that had bern ~rrung upon ID Convention 3 :
the difc>t enemies of the American or~aniza
tiop lie bad seen the very inca Who ceutfol
Ted The action Il TIE tonssniiDa With refer.
cuce o. the adoption - the resolutions. in col
lusion with willard that very morn ing BE bad
seer unmisfak able Indications 81 the ~. sct al
thcss men. Twas - divide the American
vote. Il po.,is.e. between Niliardsnd Norton
With such aa attempt De would havo nothing
o. H.. and concluded ~ announcing his de
termination not o. ~ bound 81 ihe action III
De taaseuioa Mr French. 81 fhe Jefferson.
vile k'pab'le4a. sustained the course Il Ar
Hpd.on. IN some f1fclbie remarks We enter.
ttiu the samr epiniaa 81 the dong. 81 he
Convention rf-psriisr ihe State tscNrt. a thai
expressed bv y Haasen. and shall iake au
earl, opqof, nifty - giving reason, .sr d,
lai.h thafls ir S..
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-07-23
fire a Marine Insurance,

WE undersigned, having been appoint
u 81 agcas Al Tasre-liauia fer lie Etna is'-..cr.
'9nfan, ~ Hartford, Conn.,, Is nr-,--- 10 ssae Pre-
an Maria, Policies e. tae ievss. laie..
go reputation - Company has achieved ~,
"a, e'mmrnds iise. al business men, a. one ~ ~
s-.vri oul.a1ics la she United states.
= = O1lee al ale Ranking llou-e 81 Mckeeu 1
io@s'., where al applications mas be Ten
:. b. HAcLR
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-07-23

Heseire I. That It's conventiea .viaz a.
sfiailed uiih reference io he e.ss .iof. r i'-cs
.tert sd Gee Presiie4t - ne fn,rsl
States. iasn I sxpeiisn;. a tn. time. Meth
- "a make ~ recommend any a. xanit A. ion
with reference 20 Congressional - - sfe si,,
'lens. hsviHv confluence thst fkase whe ca
operate With ~ viii - vote a. - pss'noge chs
~eiftTe off'se safe and - tie Jnion.
h<ssirei That W. viii seopoFt Mn mu
fstL~orr. ~ New York snd AVDafw J Do~.
B.soV u Tsnno<ses far Frs-itieni and Vice
i'resiIosi offhe Uaftsl State heeaus We ~
Sieve fhefn 20 b. hovesf mef devoted 90 TIE
Constellation and the Union aud faithful TO
those rational AMI conservative pFinsip pies uD
on which alone they ca b. pcrpesaaied
Rssairfa. IAas the ADMINISTRATION q Nil.
iari FILLMORE. daring hf~ Presidential term
was conducted upon such national principles
a. - far4i-i fte best and safest guarantees. n,
use county tha;. ID agsin elected. he vii rise
c'l4fetaacc - 40 movement 81 ahy party o.
.rsfi az quarter iha' shall no Look - The
welfare All prosperity II he whole Union.
kefcire5. Thar ~ are unwilling - engage
p any mere ferfsoogl contest fur tie l.eslden-
IS aal .c. Presidency. hecan~s ia orr opin.
isa. sHch contest are calculated 20 weaken
she bonds - he .niaI--aiiena.e one section
from fhe oihf-. and -ow tha.e seeds ~ ciscord
~hseh NAY "a he cni. enda sycf - Integrity
aad exisferce-
Refalrg9 That. ~ c1rfreli.iingri>h ed from
d sectional We desire 20 see 40 American Al
fatni-tF..i1u--cord arfefi hv a President whose
patriotism is broad enough % cDbr1cc 81 the
great Interests 81 tn y hole country. wlthou.
regard - -raxraph'csi liaes--sueA al sne a.
~--s TIA r Nliasi fiilm9re. which ELECTED
ihe appreciation II al n.er 81 Ell parties
H.soisst. ThAs lu o8r opinior. the pres .ni
Administration has beea conducted. both a :
o. \ 4
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-07-23

lilEl never did do more than give
u temporary relief hfs never vii. % 81 hessnse
they dont touch The CAtSL 81 tir disease. The
tAtsk 81 allaglf ssi bilious il.'ss's Is Ga aao.
pserie poison called Niasna or Malaria. N.gfraflls
ihs poison hs BE-. NATURAL kNIinOlE. and au disc
ass eaassi b, di-arprars 90 once. Rhodes Power
aud Aglr Cure ~ ids Auiitosf o. Nala44 and more
over it = rerfs,tly harmless msiiene. The cerfa-
cate 81 the celebrated cl. mist. r. a. Chliian ~ Sew
foe " 10 dos no good - cai. DO no harIa.
IAs more Than can De- said oi Quininr. Ar,sile
CONSTRUCTION aad hriues "n uuNb Aeth, rt.tii aet-
cr aloes person % ftrl perfectly welt Tor single
moment la illustration 81 thesf iflths nnnrH some
extracts from letter just received from t' .tian;
GtoFgTfoWS. Ohio. March D. is'H.
Jas \. RHonrs, tsl.-pear Sir. folr- oi ihr ~
inst. y Al hand. The Cure arrised tt last eHr ar
the dinielity in getting ans irt 10 greatly
Increased from she nrf ihs rfus IA bad been iniru
ducod which was growing Ia favor With ibe pHniit. 81
being better than u-int Quiltinr-noi knowing pfe-
that the rcmeis lhcy rsed 10 escape taking Q4i
nine. contained lhs DRUG ITSELF
THis remedy. known as ''emiiha louIc.i engid in-
b. would onsn retura ifh renew ld fi.ur The onc
circumstance deemed i teur iafHf II s9nia ll-ii-
inie a tat comparison betscen b and SOUR CURE
The following - tAo result.
Three persons too. yogf Cure" all ~ vhleh ear1
eases 81 ..Qustidiah Intermittent Ffynr.n of nany
remedies. occasionally nIs.Inr tii hif Naes Ils
AZ all saeh rssts,l s9Hi wearing arin rH a'd Us ils
AL Hd in 20 cling rst. 0i ~ til fhrrr 81
these wiih far rsinfft. nrH ief h4fr nHf bad
thNi FnIf ~ ai iifN| Hf tiNNt tatH IlH 'EtiiN q
Toue1 4ai been usei. and NnIid. o. bsf.ri stated
bfeak he ehii. hIf aner period fvs had eiaFsei
"a would return.
think there VIII o. na 1ifru'y nae ln rl,inr o.
yosr .'Care" the vantage ground ~ any o.htr rrtds
nos ia U.s. hero. Nt., sc.
NN. BrCKNER. ~. ~
RHODES FEvFH noa AGrF grRF. er ANTI
poIt 10 MALARIA. enc auif haffsiet. u.flf fn
e'isienee iscqafilf certain a. PREVENTIVE. asa
"CvRk" fsle h vhen feu ftai ~ ehiiis somIns
on, aui gpu ILL never have single nHf.
JANE. a. RlOnfs. Proprietor.
HanfinfsIf. ~ 4
~ Whniasaie .nfs. 81. InHIt 81 Ht.esfts.
Chicago. HsrfttY q nnn. frrfr. ffflfH. D. " gfs-
lNaasni A. =. tftusa, q. 4. L,sf< And flf taia
tf nfarr .fa rtnrfsiiy.
M4t =. fetfaf,. "a Irs t.a.s tnua N
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New Cash Store /!
{. ". HUXLEY 4 co

\ RE opening IN entirely new stock OF Dry
Goods, Roots. and Shoes. Hats. Gaps
Hardware, Queensware and Groceries. ia W
3 Mechanics Row. where they will take :.i,=,-.
aFe IA waiting upon their friends. they ARE ds
te5minel 10 sell Jooi, low. having Tor their
mu.to.
small Profits and Quick Returns"
j. Produce taken IA exchange sor goods.
Cen paid Tor Whea,
Nay n. 1856. flv Inn
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-07-23

CULTIVATE your UNDERsTaH DINO
DOOTs shoes. s ipperS. sd Caters. "a
ID kiudsand sizes. II CAT Kid. Aor"eca.an
prauelia for Ceuilenfn. Ladies. Msssss.
Youths BoYs ana Rsiie.. femcuber rs
little ones Cali af
RIPLEY 4 DANALDsON'
Nas - Nv = 'IfAI >foLi
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-07-23

II We ara authorized to announce M
BARTHOLOMEW a. candidate for rc.elec
ton 70 The ofice'of Township Assessor, in
Honey Greek Township. at the ensuing cleo
ton.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-07-23
W. ~ NDUN. 10 % F.Trlt.

gentleman Of Boston writes 20 his friends in
Nv Bedford, thus:
commenced using Prof wo6d,rlsih A. wheo. 1. e6ry
hale was almost white. aud md been 30 for tie lsst
ten yesfs, and was very thla the top y head
and scfy loose snd pulled out ffeeiy, but found hat
hefore tfd ust5 the second bottle up (which IVES
cghtwecks) my hair wascntirciy changed TO lie ofi.
gina color, lght brown and II now Tree fforf dan
dfuf aud quite moist. have had my HAIR cut ave o.
sx tinrs since the ,hange and haveurVcT seen any.
fhinviks white hAirstaftng from the roais and "a
now thick asit ever was and dors come out 4
all ithas pgosodln ms case an that could wish Of
ask. ygn.s.
Iafv :. f-1t
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-07-23

WESTERN RESERVE CHEESE
= ess- as..<.s. ca 49, - tsaa
AE.IAYLoEs.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-07-23

Editor Wabasa Erpress announce
DAVIS JOHNSON ~ candidate for Colleo
Tor and Treasurer 81 Nigo county az the ensu
ing Oo.ober election, who will hc supported
~ MANY VOTERS.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-07-23
ST. Loris. Narehs, 1855. !
Ii NarLeisfraef


Dear Sir. I an toing an extensive travel la the
West and south western states general agent for
Adams Amorean Eminent. aud would be glad II you
would favor M with a Consignment oflgof. Woods
HAIR Restorative. a. feel assured that can intro
duce IL In many places where u - not known a. my
own head ~ living testimony OF IL valuable prop
criticism restoring airtoits natural color am 20
years Old and ny hair ls beautiful auburn
at eighteen. and much improved In appearance. aud
would not be without bottle hand for The rliee
% should Be glad 20 attend any matter con
neetcd vita the Hair Restorative. have been for
thiifea yearseugagedn the 80 me hnsinesssend will
te glad 10 hestfson yoa soon. Ny address T. Paris.
Tenn. ". bRoONkk.
So. torfs. March =, 1851.
Prof Wood NV hair commenced falling % some
three four siuce. aud contin aet 60 do
ca became quite bald. Tried al the popular med
isines Of the tay but 10 no effect Atiast was IN.
daeed @ Try yoar celebrated Heir Restorative AID
EN- hspry 20 say 81 is daiag wonders. have row 4
hne growth al Young hair snd checrfuiy rccomme nd
lts use 90 ali similarly atncfed.
ne. wfDLNANSoN.
IT, For ssie IN Cincinnati ~ JOHN y. PARK
corner of Fogih sad walnut. a. manuftctufefs pfi.
Ces
i've pat ~ the Rs~torativct. both with md
wthout sefirl-u and lalak fo4 fs.tolas eelOf that
containing sediment. The best.
~ Fofssie ~ y. u. DonutilY .rsue lIaute. Ind
tan.tr. 1850 ts-t~.fY
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-07-23

TT We are authorized 20 announce HENRY
FAIRBANKS, a. candidate for the Office OF
coauty Treasurer. a. The ensuing October elee
heu.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-07-23

G,sp~rR. Ne june -. fsss
NF. DssT--ucat Sir. have have used tw bottles
81 Pool. Wood htr Re-tofstive, and an truly say
isthe greatest discovery Of The sgc for restoring
and changing ehsir. Before usin. 10 wasas gray
asa man of seventy. Ny hsts has now attained its
original color. You can feCOmiacn al ~ 10 the world
theteast Tear a. my ease one 81 the worst Kind
Yours, DAN'L y MURPHY.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-07-23

~ We are Authorized 10 announce ALEX
AMBER d CRANE. a. candidate for The II
Zee q County Pfoscculor. At The October alee.
tnu.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-07-23

II We are authorized 10 announce ALEX
AMBER COOPER a. a candidate Tor County
Surveyor At the ensuing election.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-07-23

Ei'or wabsss Erpress. I an candidate
far election 20 The Office Of sheriff of Nigc
county a. the approaching October election.
Juiy ~. 1856 l. A. BURNETT
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-07-23

W. 0DEIN FKIAFIsE>'
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-07-23
HAIR iNNlGOEATOR AND TONIC.

wstnrrs 'ew fsw certificates 10 corTobota;e
yur ssfertiouss
Fsef Noop-t'ear SIR Ny hairhad Tor several
years tfen becoming permanently gray atsafnpan.
tct - harshuese wttchfcudcredt hs
N'tVn pl az necessary te 40 dfesfinK 10. Nhru /
Commend "a using youf lfaIl Restorative about tvo
m'nfhs ago. - wes IA that conditloni and having
.ont'Hnsd rs 49, tii within The last three weeks n
has tiufd tolit natural solur, aud assumed lustIe
greatly 20 b. preferred fo those prni1t
~ tne apple ton % OTIS any other preparation
hsFs ever used reeaft = ass iudi prnsshe att.
Gle f1f csetY ladys toiist whethettn he ussd al /,
Var hestotaftse. Tor The simpe purpose of dtes..
inf - fatij ng The hair. You Save permission o
trfrf % e al Who rnfeft4laaIY
thE slitAa ttstlsiatt foTit
Ma. SYMBOLS. its % street.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-07-23

IL We ar authorized a. announce AMoRy
KINNEY, a. n candidate Cor ~ election % ths
efhee Of ledge IT the Court 81 Common Plea.
~ Vigo county. a The appnoschieg Octobsi
election.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-07-23

Land Gennlisslnnrr 90 fhf Illinois tfnffal r.. e. Gn.
o. pMrc ua % fhr - of Ma. - tlchitan Ave-
ule. ohtaeo. tfi after fnaf date a. thc Nrw Stone
PASSENGER ntnaf' ieui 80 >u4H IS tirI street.
all D 10 MN
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-07-23

W are anthafi scd 20 Announce ANpREW
WILKINS. a. candidate fof re.sleeiion 20 lhs
Office II Clerk AZ The Circuit Court a. iLe en-.
saiag October election.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-07-28
from California and Nicaragua.

New ORLEANS, July 2e.-The steamship Grana-
da arrived here last night, with dates from San
Francisco to the 9th instant, and Greytown to the
2lst
the 18th instant. Rivas still holds possession OF
the town Of Leon, and many natives, considering
the Inauguration Of General Walker an act OF
usurpation, have declared against him. Among
the deserters are Colonel Member and General
Chilon.
Much sickness prevailed among Walkers troops,
and frequent assertions we're taking place.
There were no signs Of an invasion at the latest
dates, but il was considered that certain league
Of the Northern States still existed, and an inva
sion was looked for at the close Of the rainy sea-
son. General Walker needed men and money fof
the coming struggle.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-07-28

PUrNAN's MAGAZINE for August has been re-
ceiyed. The leading papers in this number are,
as usual, written with great ability. We would
call especial attention to the sketch of John Ran
dolph, the author of which has thoroughly studied
the idiosyncrasy of that extraordinary man, and
truly remarks:
"A strange and wonderful life Perhaps there
is not in the annals of the world 80 strange a
chapter as that which records this mans organi-
cation. Shakespeare would have made him the
subject of grander drama than Hamlet, whom
he Iesembled in hundred particulars"
The late Professor Charming, of Harvard Uni
versi,y, used TO say that Randolph's speeches
were hardly inferior to those of Lord Chatham.
The author of the sketch of Randolph in Put
nam, gives an interesting description of Maria
Ward, the lady whose image was never oblitera-
ted from the heart of Randolph. of this lady,
Lafayette said that her equal was not be found in
North America.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-07-28

GRAND TURN OUT IN NEwBURGH--In the prin-
cipal street of Newburgh, New York, Friday night,
there was great turn out of the old-line Wings
and Americans to inaugurate Fillmore and DON
elson Club The old-line Wings were such men
Hon. Mr. ST. John. The Wings have gone into
action with the Americans and the combined forces
will make themselves heard, election day, in
Washington's old headquarters.
Hon. Mr.. Hasbrouck presided For two hours
the large multitude listened with profound atten-
ton to all that was said and done. The speakers
were Waldo Hutchins, Esq. and James Brooks, of
New York, who freely went over the whole field
Of politics and men.
The ball is rolling and the fire is burning. There
Il ali the enthusiasm for Fillmore in this State,
even thus early, that there was in 1910 for Gen.
Harrison.-N. Y. Express.
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We went to the nearest house, which was about
a mile and half and got some help and some
tools and buried him. lie was a stranger to all Of
IA except Mr. Moore, who says he (the murdered
MANI had been boarding at his house eleven or
twelve days. His name Laben Parker, and came
from Cleveland. He had repeatedly said, at the
clearinghouse that he "did not intend 70 resort
10 force, but so far as his influence at the poiis
went, he was going 20 use it for making Kansas
free State.
company Of armed men, from Soath OaroIna,
buya hear Saving around Tecumseh three or four
days' SQUAD Of them were down this road yes
terday and day before.
We don't know where his relatives live, but
among the papers In his pocket We find letter
from You, written TO him) OF the 9th of May, and
this is the reason why we direct this letter to you:
FREDERICK ROCKS
Lane county, Kansas Territory,
MARTIN RuLEY, +. f. MoRE, w. E. SHERwIS, Day
ton, Ohio.
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