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COMPOUND
TOOTH w ASH.
cleaning and ptcActrtHc hf 1rcb and
GumS, and Cleansing the Houh
T7----I T-77'T
TOOTH WASH cflcctu

HHWAi ana hdHAIHP thf bbhff
TuNHECIILO TOOTH WASH cflcctu<
u ally clcnnses the Teeth and will answer the
PURPOSE 81 the bcs dcntfhcc 1t contains no ncd
81 any ingredient which Gun IN any cugc be lnlu-
NOUS II will nl'o be found 10 keep The brush IT.
self free from all impurities.
The Compound Chlorine Tooth Wash has tho
further advantage Of cleansing the mouth also
and of removing whatever Is offensive III thu
breath 1t harcns the gums and is valuable
medy for cnnker soreness Of the mouth II may
also he used with the grontcst advantage Ms gnr-
gle lor sore thront In fine II preserves the teeth
and mouth IN all respects III clean and healthy
condition. II is agreeable 10 the taste. Gentle
men who are in The habit Of using tobacco, will
Rnd that the tooth wash VIII speedily remove all
the effects of II from the mouth
That The public may rest assured of the very sa-
utmy effects oflhls competition, the following rc-
Communications from gentlemen Of the highest res
pcelablIlry are submitted.
From ! w Webstor, NJ - ErVng Professor
Of Chemistry IN Harvard University.
Hprard iHlrcJSHg Gambzid@c Mtroh II, 1881
n,lps Lorc d. Reed Gcntlcncn--l have ex-
ahmed the Compound Chlorine Tooth Wash rc-
celyed from yeu, and have no hesitation in stating
my bref TINT II will answer tho purpose for which
yol hive compounded 1t ] hnyc discovered in 10
no ingredient which can prove injurious to the
tteth. Yours 81.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-04-30
DOMESTIC NEWS.

= ,..ssr,Jlc Bauacr, Apy'LlI
observation-disclosures OF
4 It'll "a. - i,znfRoAT BRANDY WINE
/ tI loss OF LINES ..,......,. AL
~ = :, The annals Of Steamboat disasters did
h.'sf ~. = = more terrible accident, than iha'
hapPs" ~ bsIoW. On Monday last OH
y. '....k p. VI. the Steamboat Bfandy"nr.
~ 49,. from New Orleans ion Louis
o2'5' twenty-five miles above Memphis,
iha ~ +. he on fte and such the lapi-
us - ,br flames spread. that from sixty
"ti' ms p.rrshed N the 1ames or were
my .,..a,,.3,t5settp shore those who e.
we'd notbgos but the clothes '1s} 'au Oh az
rbe following lclt.t from the clerk oil
.a.' VIM. an account Of the disaster was re
.'a' S,,nraly night by her owners IN tms
l..re favored rs with Il Ion the niorma-
,,all,, Ia addition To the persons men-
al W ~, the missing, We have heard the
% a. ,p....,a,,n Nutfrll Of Nashville, Hardy
.ats o. a,'..,oki,n and Robs.tD Stewart Cab
7. .,l.r.,ond that Mr.. HilIiHd swan the Mis-
the Missouri SIDE aud back, n compa-
S sF.,. ,,.oo other persons, names Unknown AMI
y WI LAIN landing four or i've miles belo" the
! =, yberc he expire. -, -,
>...,,,,a-I wrote 10 you yesterday ifom THIS
..f..oi,syou ofonr mrIyo mere aud Of our
'. nav becomes my painful luty to scnd
.,..,,rent tidmss--at7 o'clock last evening
a.. .csI,e outIct- tn Braadywine took fire and
- the waters cdge So rapid Was tn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-04-30

zr We copied INTO our last paper, statement
Of the transactions ofcertain Editors with the I'm.
ted States Bymk-trom which IL appeared that our
quondans friend, MIR. Richie, wa, IN It's books for
the sum Of $4,000 Mr. X. has since explained
that only $1,000 ofthis amount is his own debt
and - 900 the debt of friend, for whom he Is en-
dorset The omoaat, however, makes no differ
ence. The statement was, We presume, made to
sho that the Bank loaned 10 it, foes as eel! as ts
t,icnds-rcquring only Of each, thn, the amount
loaned be properly secured.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-04-30
MARRIAGES..

MARRIED, on Thursday last 2G;h in8l by The
Rev. Edward Cannon, MIR WILLIAM II.
WADDELL, formerly Of Charles City county, to
Miss MARY Ann LEWELLlN, OF this place.
-, by the Rev Charles II. Page, at
the house of Mr.. VIM. H. Knight, of New Glas-
gov, Mr. RICHARD WAUGH to Miss MA
RY kXiGI1T-all Of Amherst.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-04-30

MORE RETRENCHMENT.- Daring the confederation
oftho Appropriation Bill in the SENSE, few days ago Nh
smith, who be tho mouth -poes the adnlnrs-
un ~ body naked for appropriation Of 10000 10
c1ubr the Secretaries Of State, Treasury War and Navy
Departments, employ additional CLrk,, to arrange und
ndoN the papers their respective once'" The ApprU
pration opposed by Mr.. Ciny aud supported by Mr.
Foot with the following Coac'uyire argument Dir Foo,
said surely gentleman from Kentucky musi be fully
tied Of the necessity Of making the appropriations after
hearing the letter from Secretary " State declaring
that the papers and business the sfce IN great
fusion; especially The Secretary has fully and dis
ncy suited the cause Of the confession viz that II hdd
been orcOatd by the remDta st ~ fskes place that
Department. This the second Rl demand that ha,
been nude for additional Corks !" ssd YET during Mr.
Adamss administrations Of the IrIncipal argumentsa
iu.t him was that he had nsuy Of ms cina dipping
their fpgcrs INTO Ihe public th sd ws were told that
soon As Gen. Jackson, who WE rs'kng man got fnto
office that their number would lie materially diminished
Public LaaGs orief 10 naes room for Nh. Clay
Rcpor, in relation to tho Public LANDS, are compelled
~ ONT our usual variety, bun Of $500 Is1d ssecc mat
ter The disposition Of the public donnis subject Of
vast importance hoaeyer-rlrsty iufsb' 10 the Taria
o.e,o i..c,IuI Lthoo,e. ever. man 70 kHdaystaTa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-04-30
1913

Floods majority III the district over Randolph
80
HHifor Distrtlt-Tfe following is the united
vote Of Halifax and M,cklcnburg Dr. Thos Z.
Atkinson 81 David Shelton 81, MAJ Goode bon
IL Is thought the clccuon wall be contested
HOT.>E Of DELEG1 IFS.
1mbcy1 lD--Last week VIC announced that
Rob,rt camn was elected IN Amhcr,' Toy ama}or-
ty Of - over DAVID ;. Garland W Z l"arn that,
the Comm ssloncrs have slnec pUtga ne yolls "a
erccubIy to law and after dcductiug ILLEGAL ,oes,
hayr returned Mr. Garland as duly cl,ctcd by ii
majority Of trro. The election wall probably bc
contested
H,lilor l2)-Jamc c. Bruce, VIM d Srmms
reelected without opposition.
Smpb OH. b Thompson' l66, Benz Nc
Curly %, DIR Clemens %, Nelson Hopkins %
I0>reH oh. George 81, Thomas Pcery
1871, w Shannon %.
Roek'ngdam (2t-Wm Mcmahon and Joseph
Cline, reelected without opposition.
Southampton 0)-S Griffin by "A majority OF
about 100 over jeremiah Cobb.
Noytok BoyoDgh U)-Mcs King reelected by
a majority ofGO over John Capron.
.Ncr hcnt and Ctat}cs CaV U)-Jamcs Roanc'
elected over several competitors We have not
seen il state Of thu poll.
Gooctland D--Joseph S Watkins
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-04-30

Master H in few days begin the performance
OF the duty assigned hun 10 inspect the several
Lots m TIN, Corporation 10 ASCERTAIN lfthey be
kept IN the neat and clearly manner that Is rcqui-
rcd by the ordinance, for thu preservation of the
healtl Of the place.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-04-30
ISL PACK AGES
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS. &c
EVE SUBSCRIBERS is receiving

1850 ~ hDI9S Ma hbSItk - A'''''l'1
1914 Packages ifc@ Drugs, Medicines
i'os, Oils, Dyc-S,aIs, Chemicals, Pharmaceutical
."p'atlons, e. (pu,e asany IN imcrifa.) bought
ia tn Cities Of Boston, New York, Philadelphia,
4l' Baltimore at thu torres! raa prices, and yelec
~ With the creates Care-GomprslHg all the
h"y discovered vegetable Alkaics and Iroxinate
.P'heIpeS,-AEp IN sTo2E, Wines, 2.rio crop head
h|e, Green and Black Teas, French Brandy, Spi-
IS ScsarS Snuils Chewing and Smoking To
9aceo Soaps, Pertmnery Confectionery, Fancy
n Al'se'S, Guns, Pistols, Dirks, Pocket and Pei
NHa'S, Scissors, Brushes and Varnishes FAM
: AoIaSSes, Bleaching Salts or Chloride OF Lime
Try "ef@qn White lead superior article, pint
aufi half gallon Black Bottles, by the single
"A dozen or gross, Druggist Shop Furniture, and
81 zeal Garltig Of other artlcltS--Auy Of which
'' e1ertd for CASH, TO PuHc'uai customers, or in
:. 'ia0se ioE some articles otcounry produce, al
t'@ prices as ann oiher 19Hsc IA Virginia.
d. aE"efs P0rttea.atB .Mr6taafs, Physicians
e." '9"lIc', are respectfully invited to call be
y. 'Acy purchase.
=, descriptions orders, Sc putup Of the Iurca
''o..'acs, and WIKI the CycQtest care.
Howell DAVIES.
,.i r. b. The highest price given for LINsEED
Eateh %. fist
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-04-30

Nr Cav passed through Town on Thursday
...oag Ia, oa 1t visit to hs old friend. judy
q. IL nmulaI to the SCAT Of government,
ys~= ulay eysaas after attending Divine scr'ic.
ia t,, p1ss Nj Gay WIS accompanied by
j, L.,b.r, If b. House of Repre- scntatycs, und
zen Waiter Jones, o.tag Clty OF washington
FcnHst tbs ylsir vii, IA no degree, disturb thu
9ammty OF Nj iatchie for whose benefit VIZ
',tatH WI, purely one q: rslay1tlon, and due
.at friendship having nommner of come Y
3. .tu politics. iud. Arena, A gfR 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-04-30

PUbli6 OpjHaoa 1t Is amusing to see the ia
lily VIA winch the friends Of Mr. Van Buren in
thls S,at. manufacture "pubho opiHton' Meet
me, ms friends have teen got up throughout the
State. and Delegates have been appointed to the
Baltimore Convcntlou-taplcdgc2 Delegates thy
sall themselves, yet known to be men who, fer the
mast par, prefer Mr. Van Buren, to any other IN
J,sldua How far tins Is truly an expression Of
puolre opinion, could only be useernncd by
leaning the number Of persons who have attended
the twenty thirty meetings which have been
held in this State. So far as our observation or
knowledge extends their numbers were very few
In Stafford (sayS the Alexandria Gazette Only
tr,ire attended, and We learn, from the best au.
thority that III the large and intelligent county Of
iiJiifuX, less than huty attended, although il was
the day ofclectlon although the Chairman was
vcrypopuIr ann and notwithstanding proclama
ton of the OBJECT ofthc meeting thrice made to
the indifferent crowd. Other cascs we could men
ton of which similar statements would be equally
true le; thu proceedings of these little clubs viii
90 forth 10 the world as omnipotent patJlic 0piH-
ION having US lue claim to that character, how
ever. as the shect-lron thunder Of drama u til,
sublmity OF an elemental war
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-04-30

nAVlp r. LYMAN, nj Du,nls old stand.
H Bank Squire Lynehhurg, Va. has just re-
ccycd few flesh Medicines, Paints, Nc. VIZ;
Loraids MaccaboSnuG
Rcdn'd Liquorice tyanss Crown Lpncets
Suychnlnc Gold Foil Tor Dentists
Scnton Needles, Spts Tupeuhc
stone Oehre, vcry superior, which, IN addition TO
his former stocl, rrndrr, his assortment complete.
All Of winch will be sold for cash, boncr, or 10
punctual customers on the most liberal toms.
April 30 Is
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NOTICE

4 Ii Persons indebted t. the subscriber would
~ oonfc1 a favor BY calling and paying thf1r az
counts, as be has been put 10 mlrh mtonvepicfHe
by ttc non pay trrcnt ofp,1unt' of long standing
WILLIAM DEAN
Apri!&, sui
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]. W WEBSTER
From Svlypnus plymptdn ND

IVW |yTFTTU5 TITTTT0UI NJ. u
Nfsys Lopc IT. Recd. Gcntlemen-l hive FRI
qucmly administered your Compound Chlorine
Tooth Wash in various affections Of the mouth aud
throat--ond rciei has been immrdinte and pcrma.
nent Inn ncpraitit affection Of the face and
head, arising from dcprnVed state ofthc gums and
defective teeth which resisted many powerful mp
proved medicines, this Bd3 noted Ike n charm. ]
he4lral. not 10 give Tiny entire appreciation f'n
the purposes for which IL was nude. and consider
II Of the most safe pleasant and eher,ual ant-
clos ofthc KIND over offered to the public.
| am gours &c
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-04-30
CLOTHS y CASSINIERES,

Extra fine bluc and bIar, Cloths,
fnc and medium do
6P'cecs' Eua sup,r Fancy Cloths, W
2lne, olive brown, srecu mulberry, Idllatar and
Clauf,
Steel ntlN aud drab do
Extra blue aud black Casylmercs,
DO Lavender drab and cinnamon do
A h.w pieces fnry check ond stripe Cassimercs, of
the finest and brst quality,
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DOMESTIC GOODS.

10 bacs 81 ii aud 81 brown Shlrung and Sheet
Ingsl
; case, fne and / / blenchcd Shr'inga,
A large assortment of "a and stripe Domestic
30 pieces fine Apron Checks,
~ pieces Linen fold Shlring
A large quantity Of Cotton Yarn from the Peters
bur9 EactUry.
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SHOES AND HATS.

A rood assortment Of Gtntlemcus' fine fashionable
Hats,
Common ilrald Woo Hats,
Ladies' aud Gentcmcus' Shoes ofcyery dcst-ip-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-04-30

fHSIIE. Memitrs Of lbo Luxembourg ifad.nx
n Room, are hereby totlfed, ,liat the Annual
Ncetni; ofthe ane,siy wiilhe led at the Read.hs
Room Wednesday evening next lhe 2,-d II
May, 1t halfpasI seven o'clock. A full meeting ~
required, .u'a Board "f Directors for the ensuing
yelr will b. appointed amendment tgtbe Com
Fnluiun md othct nHPoduut subjects viii be oi-rs
ID for the consideration Of tir melting.
NJ ". DAVENPORT, Sel'y
April2D 1t
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ESIINi.S.

superb assortment Of PLAN and cut velvet Vet
lngs,
l'lmn and fancy Marsr,llcs, great variety, some
extremely fine and beautiful style,
Rich figured and pnln English SILK Vcsungs
Llght fancy silk do On nov nrGc)
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S PLYMpTON.
cunbrnlpc Dec . 1871

V1WOTUTfl TIC y TNJI
From Mr. A. A Hayes, Operative Chemist and
Superintendent ofthc Roxbury, Chemical Works.
1tcyJS lure d. Reed Gentlomen--Iiatip,
examined the bottle of Compound Chlorine Tooth
Wash you gave me, and become acquainted with
It's composition, 1t aiiords pleasure to express
my belief that IT well deserves the high rcpuiotion
II has acqured.lt docs not contain any Substance
IN solution M suspension, winch can either cheml-
cay OF mccIaneally lnjurc the teeth, and OBSERVE
ton and cxp,ricncc conGim the opoon thu, It's ef1
iccls on the mouth an salutary aud very ngrcca-
bic With rcspect,
a A HAYES
Roxbury Lab rutory, Feb sth 1882
For sale by howell DAVIES, Ag'..
1DrI 70 Is
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Muslins, Ginghams aud Calico

20 plccfs French PounIcd Musns- Comprl,lng n
very handsome assortment Of every style aud
quality,
60 pieces very handsome and fashionable Ginghams
great variety of patterns,
81 and I ! Plum and Fancy Ecrnecs
10 pieces Painted Pooncsr=-a new and extremely
beautiful article for ladrcs' drcsses,
pieces Pcrslans--and many Other new aud hand
some articles for LADIES summer wear
80 pieces new style handsornc and cheap
30 pieces cxlrn London thlut2 do
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-04-30
SaXony Merinos and Bombazines,

For Gentlemens' Summer wcar)
pieces fine Soxony Me1no Cloth II very bcautl-
ful article for Gchtlcmons wear,
; pieces Imperial Cloth or Crape cnmblct
| piece extra supcrfne French Bombnzinc, for
Gcntlcmcns' wcnr-thc finest mud bcsl 10 be
had IN the Northern market,
, pieces Medium do do
e pieces Black Lasting,
Prnccun, Prnnellas, Bomha2elts aud Circus3ns.
grnt variety,
80 pieces best Yellow Nankccn,
81 do Nmkccn,
White, brown, stripe and Chcel, Linen Drills II
grcnt variety Of style and pattern some cx
ira fine,
A few pieces extra fine Linen drills, (brownD
White, black aud stripe Saucens
Silks, Sattins and GrodcHaps.
pieces Morronlcs, Jct bIoeh Italian .ilh- hncst 4
bcstqoalny, imported,
pieces do Io Caro- dc Sw st- ,ry fin, and rleh n,
trc--a very desirable Article to which We cnll
the attention ollht ladlrs
pieces | / India Saulu very line and heavy,
do Fancy coorcd Glo e SwB8--hnc and beau
ul0l sBlc,
Fancy colored Gro dc Naps, FIorluecs and Saltins
Black, Scnrhcw, India LcyanrIur
piece Glos dc Florence, "a NV aruec,)
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FANCY SIIAwLS,
IlDlNIfS. AND SCARE'S.

- dozen ladlcs' Grape Gauzr md Silk Ncck
lluudhercbIcfs=the ncw,stn and mosl desirable
syIe-wc can aay with confidence that some
AIT tho moot supuby beautiful ARTICLES we avc
ever seen III tins market
dozen Ladies rich, embroidered Gaazo Scarf
! do de Nctk do do
Ladies Fancy SIX and Linen Cambria Handler
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Dismal SW amy E4ottery.

Class No. 7, for 1897.
fobo drawn at Richmond on Friday the llth day
ot May, ls32.
G6 NumMLr.--lO drnMn Rallofs
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OZNABURGS.

British and German Oznaburgs,
Fine Iirklcnburga aud Bur'up5,
Tow and Flax Linens,
| bulc Cotton OsnaLurg5.
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Ribbons, Laccs aud Bobbinctts.

boxes new style Bonnet Ribbons,
q do belt do
do plain Iustlng do every color)
Bobbrnct Laces and Edgln&s,
Thread do do
and 81 white and black Bol,binctt,
Bobbncll Quilting, Of almost every width,
box pcallmg.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-06-20

refusing 10 respect he'laws made by ma
JoIity, and under the Constitution, and by
virtue OF lis powers, and demanding, be-
cause they were little binding, or in some
respects, If you please, oppressive, to be ;ree
from their obligations. And vet tbs is the
doctrine of the Seuth-thlS is .Nuliifcdfi0n.
As to politics you may rely on one thing.
The complexion oil this rGst deep is dark and
turbulent. There are in il spirits that would
throw any tranquil and beautiful place into
tumult and disorder. But rejoice TO see
that sick of their conduct, the virtue and in
telligence of almost all palties, except ihelr
own have resolved 10 free The system from
these impurities, and TO drive out the agents
who occasion them. Never, while Jackson
is Preslde.t, and his gangs attend upon his
stems, and his spirit rules, and his followers
have hope, will things be any better. In
deed, it is with the utmost difficulty he can
| he restrained now, from acts and words, that
would disclose lis character even more full
/ ly to the world. These checks are most
cautiously applied. But were he to see
them as checks, he would break from them
us did Sampson from his wlthes and like
Sampson, or his foxes, FIRE the corn, and
hurn up the increase OF the land.
All this care and attention are bestowed
upon him now, to promote his reelection.
Let that day ever arrive, and then the breath
of his nostrlls will he felt 10 be consuming
fire. He will devasiate the land. Not Il
citizen who las 10; bowed down TO him, will
be permitted to remain in office. These
will all he dashed o2t, and their pieces filled
by the Kendall's and Lewiss of the land,
and such beings US he has about his person,
and as he has been thrusting into office
heretofore. These being his creatures, JUS
tice will he meted out to a0iiC who are not
of the party. Our machinery of Government
will stop 10y the lead Of iniquity that will be
hesped upon it.
But all this will be avoided-thanks be TO
God, there is an awakening here that can
not be otherwise than consolng to every
friend of his country, ard to every lover of
its institutions There has gone forth, even
from this Capitol, spirit that will destroy
this state of denominations, and right the
country once more.
Pennsylvania is looked to for much OF the
honor of this disenlhrament. She holds in
her hands a power that will sweep from the
land the refuge of lies that oveispread il.
She has erery hing at stake, and we expect
that she will let the world see that her sons
are MS ,eist as they are patriotic.
Philadelphia advertiser.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-06-20
LETTERS FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June -.
The Tariff is yet before the House, aud
no mortal eye has vision keen enough 10 see
when it will he disposed of. Speaking is
the mania here. But the country would
have been left almost in the dark upon this
vexed subject, had Mr.. Davis Of Massarhu-
selts, not sent in upon it the light OF his
great mind. Nothing can give you an ade-
quate conception Of the force and cloquence
Of this distinguished gentleman-nor of the
effect his speech produced upon the House
You must not think that mean by eloquence
any thing meretriclous-or omamental-or
that he made u single attempt to festoon
or garland those beautifully Illuminated
thoughts which fell in such incompatible
order from his lips, encased in precisely the
very words they were born to occupy, and
in which they were as visible TO the eve, as
fly in amber. Ills mind is great store
honSe-and his wisdom employed itself in
drawing from ii all that could make plain
ali that was applicable, all that was simple
mean 10y this Just what should mean OF
any thing, were 20 say, it is as simple as
lglh-all, in word, that gave to the sys.
TEN he was defending, a grace, and beauty.
and utility ihat demonstrated It's vision,
and the benefits which were flowing from il
to our common country.
EnireuclIing himself in the Constitution,
and the republican form cf our government,
he discharged the most overwhelming mis-
sives at the doctrine which denounced ''king
numbers" as tho south denomina;eG the ina
juriiy. He made il clear that TIE moment
the doctline contended for by the gentle
men from the South obtained, that is, that
the majority should yield TO a minority, and
that a minority had the right to rule, or to
separate, the principle was established that
would recognise The right to rule, in sin
gle individual. And this would lead the
way to KING. Nor can any thing be moit.
clear. Ard after all this senseless jargon
called notification, resolves itself into this
simple KINGLY element. Our Institutions are
Republican. They are based on the acts OF
the majority. But if the majority shall pnss
a law that any portion Of our citizens mny
not like, and not liking, may have The right
TO nullify, where, we common sense people
ask, is our Government? Who does not
see il TO be only rope Of sand. There is
not an individual in the land that has not
the same right that minority has to object
TO any law affecting bis individual rights.
What spectacle would it be to see men
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of purchasing Goals TO escape death from
cold in severe winter"
There had been no eases Of cholera re-
ported in London for four days preceding
the 18th of May.
The cholera in Ireland was declining
New cases in Dublin on the llth May IS,
deaths %. In other towns the returns were
more favorable.
From the Continent Of Europe there is no
news of moment. The young Duke OF
Reichstadt was living at last accounts, but
the low state of his health continued to eX-
cite serious upprehensions.