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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-06

RS> III You are sick, the proba bllity Is that
the root Of your suffering is in the stomach From ak
stomach proceed dyspepsia anguor oppression in the da
phTagm jaundce, headache nausea bodily weakness dnes
o%gh heartburn costyenes dyseusry and legion of other
ormenting diseases Indigestion produces thin blood and
therefore destroys the strength and viger of the system To
restore The tone of the stomach and enable ii throw off and
dismiss forever all these tormenng and dangerous complaints
nothing Is necessary but perseverng Of Hollands Ger
Biiters prepared by DR.. O. NJ jackson, Philadelphia
There is mistake failure their sanatve effects For
sale by druggists and sorekeepes in every and village
in the United States Canad West indies and South America
at Is cents per bottle.
Sold in New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by j. WRIGHT
& CO., Nos. Il and ISL Charities street, fel 2plm&W
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Perfect Protection
F R o I H E ELEME TS!!
w. e. CHILDS 81 CO.'S
PATENT ELASTIC FIRE Ann EATEp pppOp

PATENT ELASTIC FIRE AND WATER PROOF
CEMENT ROOFING.
Roof that viii stand cold heatcon-
tract and expand with every variation any
external exposura TO 1re-Is PERFECTLY WATER p ROOF
AND WILL NEITHER EvAPoRATE, CRACK OR ROT
AND FOR DURABILITY AND CHEAPNEss IT'S EQUAL.
Is NOT AT PRESENT KNOWN.
CAUTION:
Since the unparalleled which has
duetion Of CIIIIDs CO.'S CEMENT worthless mi-
aons and nfrngements have appeared against which the
public cautioned Remember Chds Patent in
which hundreds Of testimonials and certificates largest
Builders, Presidents Of Railroads. Insurance Companies and
Planters, can be shown.
NJ d. CHRISTIE Builder No sos Magazine street. has the
sole right operate this Cement this city. All orders left
with him, the Office of the Propetors No lUi Magazine
street, will be promptly attended to.
Application may be made to the undersigned for the purchase
Of rights to the above Roofing in parishes
tory, in the States OF Louisiana and Mississippi
To builders others this would most excellent invest
ment.
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Island Of Clsba.

Ess0bd Of CIsba.
JOSE DOMIN & YORAL,
Importers ofIIavana Cigars s. LeafTobacco
No. I6 Customhouse street,
Has Just opened the above importing establishment
where be found superior the best selections and
most favOFe brands Of
HAVANA CIGARS
PAPER CIGARS and
LEAF TOBACCO.
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
"OLD JOE" as he Is Familiarity known for the
sixteen years at his old stand IN the Ratunda
UNDER TIE ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
still remains in his old quarters where found very
best brands Of Havana and Paper Csars mpora-
ton. Also, at his Cigar Stands IN the
CITY HOTEL,
ST LOUIS HOTEL, and
ARCADE,
can always befound the very best brands Of Chewing Tobacco
Paper Cigars and the very best quality Havana Cigars
Smoking Tobacco. milo 2ply
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ES'alses and liquors,
Iy.......... ROYAL STREET, ...........,..I7
Asuppy Of CREME DE BOUzT CHAMPAGNE, In quartz
and put constantly hand whihis equal to the best that
eoHesto this market.
Also
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY,
FINE OLD PuRT-the best in the city,
SPARKLING aud STILL HOOK, MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
BRA DIEss
sAZERAC the Vintage iss l7gs aud lSos and otbts
brands.
w IsH ~
OF alltescriptious-Soutch irish Rys aud Bourbon
ALE and PORTER, in pints and quartz
Also
on hand, ueualassormeut Of the WINES and Ii
oUoRs in the Market which will on as reasonaS
terms as any other hsusein The sity.
sEWELL T. TAYLOR.
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For SGle.

EIGHT OR TEN DEsTR ABLE FAMILY RESIDENCES
situate the OF Magazine Camp and Grange
For terms which viii be low and long credit apply to
J. g. P0INDEXTER, Auetr,
te2 2p5t Is Commercial Place
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]. R. POINIER & CO.,
Office at l. $. Holden 4 Co.'s, No Iol Magazine stree

New Osleans Jan. 4. 1858
This Is 10 certify that have witnessed
Childs Patent Elastic Cement which proved salts
faction its ncombustibty under any OF expo
to which the roof Of house is liable convinced
am Of its perfect imperyousness that have had
Hat roofing covered with it which previously eaky
but is thoroughly tight.
CHAS. BRIGGS
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Notice.

L A ID / e S A u @ TION.
Having rented that fine Store, No. 1856 CAMP STREET
will continue 10 hold Ladies' Auctions for the Of DRY
GOODS, etc, every TUESDAY and SATURDAY Consign-
ments solicited.
porunty.
R5~strict attention given to outdoor Sales, usual.
L. A. LEVY, Jr., Auetioneer,
fec 2p6t Office rs Common street
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Read This
NEW ORLEANS CHRON ETER
Watch BIan ufaet0ry,
"A COMMERCIAL PLACE
CHRoNOMETERs AND WATCHES made to order and
skillfuiy repaired.
Watcmakers need not send North Europe
difficult pieces male Chronometers Watches as
they can be furnished at reasonable rates.
JAMES PASCAL.
h-rrne Time le!ermned Trans Lnstrnmert nj 2nam
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lyls2psw
Read THIS /!

- - NEW ORLEANS, August IL 1857.
Dear sirfhe twenyfour inch Mill which purchased from
for Mr. T. j. Paekwood's plantation, attached tc
the sugarml engine and put in operation last week an
much pleased with it in every respect both regard sim
plcity, durability quantity gnds timed the mil
when in operation several times aud onnd my surprise
the mill grinding bushe per minute; therefore expect
the mill to grind regularly thirty bushels per hour with
To Sugar Planters would especially your Mills
believing them be superior any mill manufactured
Yours respectfully,
aul4 2ptf JOHN s NcDOE ALL Enpipeer
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RB-To the PubIic-The undersigned most
respectfully susms his voters Of the city of New
Orleans candidate for the Office of Aayoreection
Oft on the ID day Of Juns next.
ja26 2pfe BENZ s. HARRIssuN
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TE'aH P0peri TV'au Paper!

BAUMBACH & EVERS,
o L r ALE A RETAIL DEAEFRsIN
French aud American Paper HanRInes
BORDERS, CORNERS, OAKS AND
MARBLES, in every variety
No. "a EXCHANGE PLACE opposite the Post Office
Particular ton paid an Won in her line aas 9Ir
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.yesC Goods.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES,
20 Camp street.,......... 30 Camp street,
Under the City Hotel, NJ 0.
-,,,..,-- PLATED WARE
GoBLETs.
Fancy ArtieIes-CouprIsing
PAPER MAcHE, ROSEWOOD and MAHOGANY WORK
BOXES,
LADIES' TOILET CASES.
GENTLENEN's DRESSING CASES,
CABAs,
BACKGAMMON BOARDS,
CHESS,
D0MINOES AND GAMES,
PoRTEMoNNAIEs
SILVER, PEARL AND!
SHE'LL CARD CASES.
SHE'LL COMBS, OF EVERY VARIETY.
Perfumery.
LUBIE's EXTRACTS,
COLOGNE
SOAPS,
POMADEs AND
TOILET POWDERS
THE CELEBRATED FRANGIPANI PERFUMES, FIX.
TRACTS AND SOAPS.
FINE CUTLERY-Pen, Pocket and Bowie Knives.
BRUsHES-of every description.
Wholesale buyers city purchasers respectfully invited
examine the stock before purchasing elsewhere. Fine
Watches Jewey carefully repaired aud warranted to give
FRANKLIN ROBERTS,
9uass, On
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second kEa,,d Eug.,.tt,s,.e Store.

The HIGHEST CASH PRICE paid for all kinds SECOND
HAND FURNITURE; also sold exchanged repaired by
P. NJ. TOURNE,
Jy2, 2p,f No. % 3aronne near Canal street,
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Len y Pefl.ins'
W0RCEST ERSHIRE SAUCE.

W o R C e S TIE HIRE UCE,
Ihe attention OF Hotel Keepers Proprietos Eating Houses
Caterers for Clubs Messrooms and Private Families is
mended to trial of Lea PERKINS, famous worcesterhire
Sauce This condment by its attained the high
est rank pleasant pasahe wholesome sauce appli
cable to SOUP FISH, hot and cold meats game etc. etc.
tenyively used In all quarters Of the globe
The numerous limitations 10th sides the Atlantic
speak loudly of It's me and the fact the only
Medal awarded foreign New York Exhibition
ses's the estimation in which held by selected with
special etetehee to their ABILITY 10 Judge OF The quay
Las articles Of table And being popular Sauce in
the market unprncipled parties offering sale spurious
Sauce by slightly varying the spelling Of LIZA PERKINS
only PROJECTORS Of the Genuine Sauce
stock always in store Aoorers received for direetshp
meni from England
JOHN DUNCAN 4 SONS,
AA broadway, New York
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Planters,
And other Strangers visiting the city who DESTROYS
purchasing
DRY GOODS,
VIII do well to examine the Stock Prices at our Es-
tabiishnent propose able to fill an Entire Bl in
PLANTATION,
HOUSEHOLD AND
FANCY Dry GOODS,
Either by the Package Piece or at Retail
At Lower Prices
Than they be obtained any other House.
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS q CO.,
jals 2pH 1I6 Canal street
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r.. Career COmpapsy's

n. Career COmRl0ny's
PATENT IMPROVED COTTON GINS
The undersigned sole manufacturers under E. OARvER'S
patents of 1925 1915 and lsis have permanently established az
Office and Warehouse No. 10 GRAvIER STREET and arr
Of this celebrated GIN.
They deem unnecessary to detas advantages
numberess endorsements Impractical authorities
using It. sufficient to confirm high reputation and &c
make its adoption still more general
ns 2ply f. CARVER COMPANY.
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OFFICE MOBILE DAILY TRIBUNE. J
January ~ 1855
p5-Mr. Frank 4. bartlett is our duly au-
thorized Agent for New Orleans for collecting and soliciting
advertisements subscriptions, etc.
ja2s 2plm II. BALLENTYNE d co.
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SpaGdtleg 5 Rogers sgnlphjtte0EeE'
SEVEN ELEGANT
LIVING ILLUSTRATIONS.
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY NOON.
fe6 2u3t
EoaMiascoptc NlRsses.
MADE OF GENUINE PEBBLES

Do Camp street-'.-..'.''36 Camp street.
These Glasses which introduced by Dr.. F. A. Won MOS
ClzISKER the well known 0enljt the only Glasses
which have hitherto constructed are founded on the
most scientific principle and IN accordance with the philosophy
of nature the peculiar form Eps and most admirably
adapted to the Organ Of Sight ard perfectly
Eye aHordng altogether the hest artificial to the hu
vision. The material TOO, which the Glasses are
ground h Ike Use SUPERIOR any commonly called Scotch or
other Pebbles has the hardness Of all these and
is yet purer and perfectly cololless.
In consequence Of Dr. Won Ms professional engagements
Mr. GRAEFE has been Obliged, from the great demand
these Glasses 10 transfer the Optical Department. for his
and the convenience Of purchasers from the Louis Io
tel to No 81 CAMP STREET in the Store Of j. RAFEI
where he will be in attendance from A. NJ. until P NJ
Accurate examinations made Of both Eye by the OPTOME
TER and YIsIOMETER, by which Glasses are suited
the exact focus, by A. GRAEFE, opau from the Royal
Optical Institute of Berlin.
R8~CAMP STREET, No. sc. ja2s 2ptf
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The SAFEST nlld Resi

The Safest and Best
Preparation thsi be used upon the Hair fer lrnsr b
ii n natural shade OF brown or black is
cRISTADoRo's HAIR DYE
eorrecs the bad effects Of other dyes nouhes the Hair
easily applied performs il work nstantaneu,ly and lis
senee TO the observer remsins ~
IMPEN ETRABLE sECRET
Sold everywhere and applied by AL Hair Dressers Girls
TADoRo 4 CO. Ne. Aston House, New York
FoFsalein New Orleans, wholesale and retail. BY
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
lei RSeodkliW 81 and ISL Charities street
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vs.. AZ. Cooiesy.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Praecesn Poine Coupee, West Baton Rouge and West n
eaua. tast Peinte Counee.P. O. rLa d9n 20
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T. hlN ALL,
Proprietor Fourth District Ferry.

Poine Celeste, Parrish OF Plaquemines, Nov. 80 1851
In May lat bad large Of my covered
with W. D. Childs Co.'s Patent Elastic Fire ard Proof
Cement Roofing SO far il has stood the vcissitudes
and cold we'll Since then have used il other
buildings.
II NfoNV 1rrry
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Rooms Wanted.
TWO, THREE OR MORE PHYSICIANS ROOMS, on the
noor opening other either furnished or nm
furnished Ia public and fashionable location for phy scian
consulting roos. For iabe apaE liberal will
be paid. Address with location etc. ROOMS - Crescent
Office. ,ss- apsf
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CtO0ks, .EE0nSiIE0s,

MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING,
Laces, 1mbroiderIes, etc., etc.
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Rs-T he numbers win be drawn from Glass Wheel Tho a..
one drawn will win the hst Prize of TEN THOUSAND
LARS IN CASH; the second the Diamonds. the tb,, ~
% pest watch ana SO on until six hundred numbers are drawn
which will distribute all the Prizes
orders for Tickets by mail accompanied by the money
will be promptly filed by return mail ''
aS- address letters TO NJ R. SMITH Co. No 81 Caron
street, New Orleans. " - N"NiP
Responsible persons will be appointed TO attend to t
eress OF those ticket holders who may be absent from M
on the day OF the drawing ~ wy
Rsfhe numbers of the Tickets drawing the Prizss MIL; -
published in the city papers day after the
drawn by parties out of the city will be be h
ject to their order ~ 's't SUD
FS-fHE MOST UNREASONABLE REFERENCES N,
be given as to the integrity and responsibility of The
neced with this enterprise eVn
On account Of the runOus discount we are eompssa a.
refuse all aneurrent money. Fe'ieu %
NJ R. SMITH CO.,
IMPORTERS OF WATCHES.
az zpS@ No y VApp ST., near Psydras, New orls.n.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-11-11
~~~~ 0onncretoe ten 1r, Nooemtber 1859.

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uno iab feAe @jemabtln nit einem leten BIZ
1eln an ...
Ad, 2Nuiie, ia8te er, i6 per9aB, Dir nod
etne gtad}rlbt ml3utbeilen JtahDem id in Der
Spnferen5 ertIart 9atte; DuB i9 Den 8ertraB
nldt annebmeu, ionoern ben &f fortleeen
mpue, beauftra8te th 0au8Wie, eln Wanttelt
auT5nleben, ourW melAes lA meln Sclt Don
melnen 9eTaBten GntIhlulle IN &euntnlB leBen
molle. @)raf 0au9pte aber erttarte liA unfds
big eln 1ol1e8 W(1atfelt 5u eutlperfen uno for
perte we9en feuaer iAwanterpen @eiunDbeit II.
letuer ftanten AuSeu leine Gutt~llung
Die stcnI9tn err6bete, un0 eln Strabl Der
TreuOe 3ndte uber ibr 4ntlls bin. llnp Du
lalt Ietne &ntlaiiun8 an9enOmnen n? fra9te le
atbemlp8.
SIP babe lte angenommen @ra5 Sau8piB
wiro nod beute obreileu, I'm ii1 ouf Ieiue Oil
ter 6urif5u5Ieben, ST aber muB ulir uO4
| beute Iur ibu einen Stell0ertretar DIbler, penu
In eeien ld)wIert8en l3eten fam id einen WIs
nllter Der 2IusDdttigen nI4t wobl eutbebren.
2DelBt Ou tr9euD JemanD mir Su nenueG, ben
Ou tur oieie Stele bejpnper8 8eei8uet un0 f0rs
betllh adtel?
Die SGuigin blifte 9ren @enlobl iiberral DIT
an. uno Ieutte Dlnn pa@ Au8e nieper, ais TliIb
te te, er mS3e in t4ren Bliden 9eolufen leien,
welde l1ren Wotten WIperlprdGen
SO 6temt nit uit:, raeIuen peie unD eu1=
it4tapDtIeu &6uis einen Jlat9 ertbcilsn gu pcl1
len, fo9te lie. Seine ridtige Gnlidt mro
au5eit am 5eiten Gen Wtunp gu mablen miliell,
Der seet8net tit, B.euBen gu nuBeo, unD Der ir
ptel Pattirti5;atu8 nnp 10 ptel 9in9abe fir iet>
nen &0nt8 btiigt, UNI Den lhmIetl9en uaO ges
Iabtpoilen Wnllterpolten iibernsbnlen 3u wCllen.
Dn meIBt mic oilo Nlemauo gu emFiebl:n ?
fra8te Der &0nig.
&puIe blidte 5ur Grce uieDer unO iAGttelte
i4Wei9enD lbr Daupt.
Der 8Gni3 lddelte. 92un, iu9te ct, Damn
nuB Id irellid9 alleIn meiuc gDabl trcfen, uur
it babe iie l0pu 8et,rfen. Detjeni9e, Den id
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pie Gbiir bnter ltb Su.
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9rOBsS eple8 Ser5 Q8er i'd elbr UberlpInpet
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9cpablt, Den ieln &cpf anertennt, a6er lein
9er3 niat lIebt
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s0setssaansen

Ser tGsItAs g., Baltimore .90etsr"fa. trIdsins
Ffeen Dtpreta ,ntit iRlusHapme bsS SSantagO unS
Setat Geut9 per 28oAe, aH bte Ire8er sapIbdr.
Ser ,,gDGdee" pir6 ebenfaII5 tn g9ai1in8tUH unb
gBbeeltue t4eIt& bura &rd8sr ben Iecnneaisn
tus eaus 5eieret.
Durd bte DSR plrfrueet fDtet Der t&9tts ,g0edsr"
$3.50 per S}abt, in Wnbsbtngter y Sprausbl bic.
abIGns.
Rs- Das 2D &ent la t keS Baltimore gDefsr
srgAent ieben 6rsitaa uutspfet jGbr4 81 In unbe.
ep8ter 8prausoetapiuns.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-11-18
A Strange Case.

MARRIED. AT Mr. Luke Kelley's,
near Nashville, by w. D. Faris, Esq
about two weeks since, Mr.. Jacol
Hammers and Mrs. Charity Joiner
all of FrankliD county.
The Winchester Home Journal
publishes in connection with the
above announcement, the romance
Of the affair. The bridegroom and
bride we're married many years age
and lived ir wedlock until seven oil
eight pledges Of affection were born
to them. But dissensions came, aud
the twain we're separated by law, the
unhusbanded wife returning to bel
father and resumiug her maiden
name. After year of separation
Hammers returned, re-wed and re-
won his discarded wife, and TO avoid
the opposition of her father. they
run away and were married the sec
ond time.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-11-18

INGENIOUS RUNAwAYs.-The Port
Gibson Raveille has been informed
'that two runaway negroes we're seen
few days ago at GoOdnch's Land.
ing, SO perfectly disguised in the garb
Of Indians, as to elude Detection
They were painted, had rings in their
ears and noses, horsehair top knots,
false moustaehes, blankets, guns, &c,
and the deception was perfect. They
took passage on boat for Memphis
about an hour before the arrival Of
the II owner, who, having been inform
ed Of their disguise, came prepared
to identify them, but a little too late
to do more than to telegraph to Mem
phis for them.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-11-18
SNORING.

A Western statesman, IN one OF
his tours in the far west, stopped all
night at "a house where he was put III
the same room with twenty strangers.
He was very much annoyed by the
snoring of two persons. The black
bov of the hotel entered the ROOM
when our narrator said to hlm, ben,
/ will give you five dollars ii you will
kill that man next to me, who snores
so dreadfully." "Can't kill him ioI
five dollars; buff massa Will advance
on the price, I'll try what can do.
By this time the stranger had ceased
his nasal fury. So, stepping ap to
the other, be woke him and said, "My
friend, you are talking in your sleep
and exposing all the secrets OF the
Brandon Bank, Che was a director;
YOU had better be careful de was
careful, for he did not go to sleep
again that night.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-11-18

the abyss below, into shicb he had
hurried bis unlucky foe. He stood,
however, but momont, and :hen, as
ii frightened at the prospect, be be-
gan to snort and step backward =
Back; back, he retreated, with his head
in the same pugnacious attitude as
when in combat--back- still another
step back--and over be, too, went on
the opposite side of the bridge, per-
forming just as many ludierous sum-
mersets as his adversary had done a
minute before. 1t was a scene TO be
remembered; and the performance
called forth immense applause from
the group of juvenile amateurs who
witnessed it.
In about five minutes both bulls
might be seen, well sobered by their
ducking, and dripping wet, scratching
up the steep, graVelly banks, each on
his own side of the river. 'sEThose
bulls will never fight any more!t" said
a boy behind me. His prediction
turned out to be correct; for two more.
peaceably disposed bulls than they
were, ever afterwards, could not have
been found.
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-11-18
WHOLE NO. Sss.
How the Old Wings Of Massachu-
sets Go: "a

Mr.. Richard Yeadon, the editor OF
the Charleston Is. C) Courier, in WI
ting to bis paper from Boston, speaks
of the prevailing Sentiment of the
Old Line Wings Of that city, the
associates and supporters of Daniel
Webster. Rufus Choate has been
openly with che Democracy since
1856, and Mr.. Yeadon says:
Il strongly hope and verify be-
lie7e that Winthrop, Everett, the
Curtises, Hilliard, and numerous 9th
ers, will incline the same direction
and az least be. with if not Of the
Democracy, at the approaching State
elections. Indeed, oc my telling Mr.
Everett Of the happy coincidence 7
had found between my host and my
self in that we were both Old Line
Wings turned Democrats, and express
sing the hope that our example
would be numerousiy followed, be
pleasantly remarked: well. I have
taken the first step myself ia that
direction, as I addressed the Demo-
cratic Young Men on the Fourth of
July - 3D..
We are not surprised at this.
There is no otherparty for Mr. Everett
The student and expounder Of Wash
ington's life and history, to associate
with. 1t is a curious fact in our
political history, that nearly all the
first class men of the old Wing par
ty North and South, the eotempofa-
heous personal friends of Webster
AID Clay, are now active Democrats.
It is the email men,the political trick
sters and traders, who are ready to
Join q sectional party whose triumph
wou!dprove the death knell Of the u
nion--and the demolition Of the cher
ished hopes that our naiioual pro-
gress has in the hearts Of tie loTers
OF freedom everywhere.