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IR LIVERPOOL,
, LAWSON, and DIXON,
80, BOLD-STREET.

RHUBARB & CAMOMILE
in boxes, Is. IR. and 2s. 9d.

:client for Stomach Com-

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i the Side, Giddiness, Dizzinesd
3. , Meals, IL,o*ness of Spirits-
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Their peration is mild and
lening the Stomach and

BULLOCK, Family Chemist, Princess-
! sold in Liverpool by PRIESTLEY,
Bold-street ; KING, Soho-street ;
RAWLE, Church-street; ASPINALL,
London-road and Everton ;
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treet ; JONES, Berry-
SHAW, Ormskirk : and all

LLOYD, Par

Berry-

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its, Liverpool ; and BARCLAY, London.

3iILLOCK'S TURKEY RHJJBARB & CAMOMILE

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE,

UNITE

EtAL HARRISON

inaugural address on the

Ible space, but we content

al portions of it. The

eneral Harrison would deve-

cy which his administration intended to

urposely to avoid giving any infor-

ght into his inter

character

ed movements

.1 tenor of the address is, how-

The opening remarks apply

mected with the constitution of

Conduct of candidates for offices of

re and after obtaining them—the unli-
people—and such like. He deprecates

Ens the eligibility of the same individual to a se-
' the presidency, and avows, in the most deter-

lution not to serve a second term

xecntiN

) particular importance, the

tement on the union of

F the great difficulty that exists in
the safe-keeping and disbursement
1 I know the importance which has
Teat abilities and patriotism to the

f the t

rom the banking in-
ch is complained of, but
.asury with the executive de-
ch extensive alarm. To this
ttions, and that created by the
through the instrumentality
propose to apply all the remedies
command. It was certainly a great er-
)f the constitution not to have made the
I of the treasury department entirely inde-
cecutive. He should at least have been re-
m the demand of the popular branch of the
we determined never to remove a secretary
ithout communicating all the circumstances
!moval to both Houses of Congress. The
!xecutive in controlling the freedom of the
, through the medium of the public officers,

[ally checked by renewing the prohibition pub-
Jefferson, forbidding their interference in elec-
than giving their own votes, and their own in-
xl by an assurance of perfect immunity in
red privilege of freemen, under the dictates
Never, with my consent,
compensated for his services
he pliant instrument of men-.

ass " is then declared to be " one
s which has been derived by their

:ountry

The character of the

ailed in rather more explicit terms than
He alludes

ler pdrtion of the address

ing it exclusively metallic, however well
3 me to be fraught with more fatal con-
other scheme, having no relation to the
e citizen, that has ever been devised. If

produce the effect of arresting, at
)n of condition by which thousands of our
low-citizens, by their industry and enter-
`he possession of wealth, that is the one.
-Ire better calculated than another to
'ngs so much deprecated by all true
"i are daily adding to their
.inking deeper into penury, it is an
..urrency. Or if there is a process by
ter of the country for generosity and noble-
nay be destroyed by the great increase and
ion of usury, it is an exclusive metallic cur-

'hich the sic

y which he fears some of the

ith in their financial concerns, he pro-

them to the extent of constitutional

ully to make

heir engagements and main

ating of matters connect-

management of

ph is all vie can find of any definite