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SALINE COUNTY, Aug. 3, ls44. DEAR DocToR; IL has been suggested to |me very frequently that if Gen. Drew could visit our portion of the State, it would be Ivery much to his advantage, as well as thai Iot our party in this county. Although the Idemoerats of Saline will give him a cordial support, they still fell some curiosity to hear Ihlm talk, and see the man, who comes So warmly recommended for their sullrares.. Fer myself, former acquaintance with Gen. Drew enables me, when l hear any questions las to his appearance, to give pretty correct descrlphon ct the man. l usually tell them there IS good deal of the "Archy'' breed about hlm-deep chested, rather low in flesh but nearly all bone and sinow. He has a thln face, not overly handsome, but a good eye, fine head, and altogether, as to phys Ieal proportions, what should call a stout man. Bystout, do not mean that his stature IS great or that he IS all belly and Berkshire. (no offence Dr. Gibson,4 or that lie is inclined ito en bon point, that Is, Aabby and fat, like your brother editor of the Gazette, but he is compactly made-hafd fsted-can endure hardship, and able to to heavy days work. or make a strong sensible speeh, as the occa. slon requires. He must visit this portion of the State, If by any possibility his time will admit of it.

 Byrd has almost ceased to be talked of as a candidate, and would be forgotten but for the ''proppmg up'' which the whigs give him, knowing that their only salvation, or hope, IS in the number of votes he can draw off from Drew. How sadly will they be disap- pointed when the issue is made.

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