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II DYSPEPSIA. az

G M, oh''"a'' rhs,"c' =, "oe' having bal.
y" III III sAiil If tho ,hnst en- inru' thy s,raus
~ with TODD tho most III hlv ned,eaI prepars-
toha. has be.n Hfck, d. re ierei ami rured, ~ 4
wh.r - 'nstanc 90 ssd a,noi ibis eu, D., u.,ng
tIf,S.Ah IN A BliIOU = PrTL',, ~ SIZE
tn, nerutdttP % the dretiiuua accompany lug the
9feel6e u lao ane 81 ihH beat mei cine,
kunsn 10 Sex Heaanchc. Sici ieu al ne Stomach
AiHscn. M tainten -.
M - aflNnt !. rffhrp' ~" prevalent N thfs
my connttt, Ian itred sem -- Il ~ sptd -, =
ptimht, Affection but ar,srs rom vatift % eau.
So. such suppression oi customary ttsas,
obstn I'D ttttati0u, g.. II Is likeWtsn not nus
tfeq rntiy stnti matic Il indigestion TT afrat
! tue ympalts btta tnn The btan srd s,.,,riyl,.s
that IL oiten dii 81 to dctrrtia. ,bttr /. ,rnl
IN ianii, ND wbtu.i httscs fiom iiui stole fhs
stomneh, tsRructally termed -lek head ache :
whnh Nil he spe dth riirved 10y Va = Sptt iGs.
A irmsfkhtlt cnsr - meptoptd ~ nf. onas,'s
phamp'l'i ii j 4 LndS at Dsuvrts. Wh, nd
been afflicted most Of n' time Ia, 90 rats VII, q
sies head ache, was cured 10y part II q bax vi ibn
Spec,hc,
ff,'e Of the spec &c aud PHI. 80 eenia eaebs
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AsIlD 81 " - ~ al irtstp, ~ rrs'pf,, ihtse
VI drsnsnle per onal adv,n rees. arc n.snted
Tbai 10 ,umnpsil,.n tsn Ice uidanrd suppri4s 10
TIE BRlli II ANl1SEPlI' DENIRfPlEE +,
his = M elegant and 81 ssant preparation IN ~
r,y ,csprct ID hts ter many years phsi, given
universal satsf tupn vhctoN 4 has been used. 81.
he ArttWPftc UcAtrihce IL es"tnpl from acid
ani h, Il irie,lous Ingtcdirnr, hifh too ffe-
gneniy enter the compO.tion Of tooth powders in
common nsr, and y, whiirns the enamel oi the
ieelh without dong I, the lens, injury. fhc reg"
Ia, osr OF THIS sdnfrd powder. w purifying tho
mouth aud preventing the accumulation Of tdrfnf.
psihtss rs the best preventive oi thu IooIW
Acnr The Denfrihre removes discolo1rat ioBs,
AID esiorus the henoiiu native whitrnrss ~ tho
'nf'ncl - apIlicnti'u braces aud strength,
sns ihf Gums. II Arcnlc. 10 then heir healthy api
lptri hn'. md hy removing all offensive iorritn
a ctmnlai ons h"n III" tcr'b, preserve. the n1tp-
raj awne'nesa al the breath.
Pro. 81 cents
49, '"f.T''' ss'e '~i,'
immediate s1rcfs,1r 10 III. la'' d. w. T. Conway.
-, sale, with al ihr o,hr 4" Iuway Medicines
a, h,. & uninR Room. NJ. o., r"x, door 10 J. X 4.
drt's Drne Sto,r, rotur, OF t"nft aud Hanover
sireop. nent Concert Hail. Bost"n and also, by
his teeiai appol6tmer,, Ia,
tiONEL DAVIES, AgL
lafge lis, onni IL dchlrr,.
Aug 10 . I'm
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Naihhea''on nave been met an! pu, down, bn, nv
exactly the measures which were sdon,.d ~.
say that "a government of opinion canno, h.
maintained ny '"ce,' is to ASSERT very a.t,er;,..
,beory-but 1t Is theory Il, much At ,va. ,..,,
truth, as il is reiu,ed by all experience .v.. -.
own. We have heretofore shayn thu, s,.f, a.
sion is not in accordance with he bsto,, ,,.., >.
Mr. Jefcrson's administrat on-for Il f,.,. t.1as
WAS passed, durias that err, 10 .oerce obe,le,r :,
,bc Embargo and Non-lntc,course laws tha ron
.liutionility of which was both questioned ,,.l
denied and one Of the most caersetic qna,or,.,s
,rtba. F1rc0 BiH was Mr. Nlthanle Alae,a tho
In die z.npL OF his intellectual manhood. t. lie
mid now warmly d, pre- 'e he IS of 5,,,c 10
meet aud put down an organlza1 opposition "a tho
laws, the mode Of which opposition he atlantis =,
be unconstitutional, is to be attributed to the sa,,o
use which induced him to say. at the close NJ H.
letter, it is time 10 quit Old age ,sja show
II had been better for his fame If the trans,,,,,,
fash OF intellect which dica ted tins nbrup, ,a,.l,
SON had counseed him 10 commit 10 the 1,,nes
what he had already written. The imprrss If
de.ayed mind winch the letter bears on ,ts W.,
I zee should al least have admnnishrd NJ. CIR,
son Of the improperly of publishing H. as II dof,
tlnt, Oul necessary comment.
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az AGING.
First Fail Meeting, 1881

gym Races over the Lynchburg Course viii
a commence on Tuesday, the u day ot Sep
tmDa next pr0prIetors purse $50 two mile
heats-Jockry tIlD purse 400, me helis~A
llnnoy Lap pur,c 800 nIlo heats the beg three
II five The stal1cs 10 close the 4 of August A
Post stake, to close tine j., of September rtoro
vii he days re4ng. fuur"la,s as soon ns the
atokts close. BY o,d.f OF the club
Y Y OLIVER. Proprietor.
In consequences Of there not beng four entries ia
aIthet o he former stakes tor 3 year old colts TO
rnn ovcrtic LynehbnrR Course tins Spring, tho
Proprietor AT the susgostIon ofscvernl racing gen
tIrnlcn now op"us Il stake to close the 18th day
r Sepember, free for any year old colt or fy,
NIL heats Tl00 ouronce, half forfeit, to be run
The inst days rnc', To this stake there will
doubtless be many cnitics.
July - Is
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I qualified declaration n lhs WIZ 10 the contrary
| Notwithstanding Is facsieaIR the same. Tn
only difference is this the New England siafrs had
not progressed to such cslent Of preparation iar
military resistance Us =. Carolina hal done The
sensation which prevailed throughout New Ing
land during the embargo The declaration OF her
State Governments that those laws VIC nneanstz
tuiional tho threats of resistance al1 ri seees
sion, cannot have been forgotten ifhey nro III
tue Keeping of history and those who will taxi
the PENS to re@' chat history, with view 10 asesf
va" ac truth, viii find the extent Of her opposition
they viii find, that twas not the Threats ~ bawl
u es OF mob that called forth the energetic aei an
oil Congress IN passing Ia, bill To enforce lhe en-.
heo, blIl winch VS. Brought forth 70 tered AMI
N ''u'ed 10y The republican putty Rat Il @ss be-
cause resistance 10y most of the New England
St''rs ava secession, Me threatened aud Justly
apprchcndeJ might here sadoel many fieIs 10
prove 'h's but refer The ren,ef to TIN debates of
Congress o. thoi subject, fof tail AMI ample praof
ct my assertion, that lae cases arc parallel.
South Carolina and Nv ENGLAND I'VE precise
" changed positions. Wher Nv fnglaa1 vas
S'o'lns beneath the oprrsssons Of til embal.a
ana declaring II unconstitutional AMI VOID lie S
CUollnp c:lslnturc { Resalrf1 That lhe L.
ssloto' Of this state do tender Ia Congfess nov as
sembl' IT, It's fail approbaton OF the measures hitll
e'to pursued hy that honorable body, particularly
IN the continuation of he em5atea and nm inicr-
f't'Se aCtS ami pieigt hcir bca ,npgagf ~ ear4y.
iHe fhem tat2 cresHiton' In 1888 New England |
acts Ia" Pnh towards ) Carolina IN relation 10 The
tun laws, which South c,tolnn did towards New |
England to 1902 Each IN her Turn has nIedem,
herself To support the government IN executing
Laws "Wch each has stl"maii2ed As bloody, "
l'onica and unconsliutlnnRl.-lf the resistance
"hch was threatened was that u mere mob Why
0 l,t4t .t.,t4 81 4
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Nj AleIs

MARRIED, IN Bolton, tMoss Iry 3lst, hy
The Rev w Chlclcring, Mr. GUSTAVuo y.
RICHARDS, OF New York, to Miss ELECTRA
b daughter of s '. ). Wldcr orr
The ceremony OF the above marriage was u.i-
formed Ia H. stoetlng House, IA o. i'',s'hcc oi u
large assembly convened to witness t. When the
minister had concluded his services, the tNthcr of
The BRIDE arose md presented nc, splendid bible
accompanying II " III some pertinent remarks on
her newly assumed datas then turning To tlr
hndea groom Ia delivered hun letter winch pro
haoly contained 5rolt for some Of bis honrdcd
thousands. The multitude were 'hcn invited with
out any distlnetionto repair 10 ncighbornG grove
rartakc of the marriage feast Forming ptoccs-
SION they marched 10 the grove on entering winch
a band OF music concealed IN bower, struck up nn
enlivcninG air. FRUITS nd cake and lemonade
were Proiusoly scattered about ~ tie grove, To
winch every ono had free access. The company
retired al sn emily hour and the bridegroom and
hls Lady took their departure for N fo,e by the
way Of the spungsl U@ee3t' Woman.
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OIBITU AIRY.

DIPAR TED tins life, ON the lllh ut Of bilious
teyet, ailc m illness of only five days, which she
bere with mo,e lhan usual Christian iortrudc
NANCY HARRISON IN the i9lh year Of her ogo,
DAUGHTER Of Read aud Elaabcth Brown, OF tins
plarc. Death more often than olhcrw, so selects Gn
his prey the ialrest Objects of creation The dccous
Il has left fond father aud mother, together with
many olher devote rultt YES and TRENDS To mourn
het uuuneiy Il 9Th and thcr urcpur bic loss.
Could the eklll Of an eminent physician, connected
with The must chtnrat sollcitluun. and heartfelt
rnalelY oil her many Gcnd, have snyei hor We
would not n0w mourn her loss, but sulI culoy Lcr
presence which ehve life ats every charm - No pen
an do justice To her departed excellence But 10
tay tie lceet Of her, she possessed IN eminent
d gree ali thub- qualities that render ono lovely
and tmlable She wa y plous pnd cxcn, plary
member of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and
one oflhe brightest hts Tint sh ne IN her class
hui alas, she IS zone bur gone to reap uudying
lpys III The II Ids of the blessed l hose who knew
her best loved her most, and will most deeply Va.
fnant her loss. Ihr gum monsc, has lnid his icy
ntms around her tender tamr AID spread his pale
mantle over Der ro.y checks, aud with his rude
wind has swept t,om our view the loveliesr flower
that hlooned IN the garjen Of raturo Hutsi,o has
bloomed agan
Ia that realm ofrest,
Where roses never die,
Aud tie eBrlcn Of the bess'd
Beneath stolmless sky,
She hatu pnssei FROM the earth bat We may not la
menthsr,
Sor mourn her retornt" boiler cline.
SA. Int fingered brlow until / lc who hld sent her,
heealiep n'i u i'uo" II "''"'"6 '"''' I'''"''
touid thf oe'p'Y una "'"""''' u )""'' ""'' ''
ta'hsp net
we "ouia mol DC 1a'c' Ct "'' S'u'''c' I"
weep
IL, mourn n'i su1' ''o'"' u. "'' i"Nr' NAT" ""'
ea.o' ~
a J'y iu' II" 'He'''''7 ''o'' ''''' ''"'F
he ''lio' ~ - ''.'' NV w '''' ~ "'''
Shf h' ''' us ''' No. '''' ''''' wv ''' ''"H
lie thoughts Oh he' 9'''ou' MN" marcy ''' ''''''
hef,
Ahl 'h' 'l"' VIM 'l'""'" W" '"'" ''''"'
WIZ
In her beauty she sf'IS' o'' we ""' "o'''R''' n''
Cur 'eo,8 may "o' "'o''''" '"' "o"''' v" NV
lo"lo
Ton lhr shH'a u NJ ''F 'o"' !" "''''y "''' NV
hfi'
IN af'''o. '''' ''' '"''i '''"''' anu P''' 10y
e 'op'
] hen cain he INC Al'' N'-tc hc, form now rcpo
s.ih1
Hlay the hlHnd5 that so loved her revisit the
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DFUERyE.t
EYE LATER!

Ih's W. "a abitshed van To- HE Eve. is per-
feellH ieno,eht. anh pives inne diaie r.tirf ~. 4
:" vr's nggtHvat.d cases Of 8 rem IS abd mhsn-
nation. frice 20 cents.
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1oH NUNICA'rInNS
hit XII iMOND WufG-rHE FORCE
n',d.,- HE PRESIDENTS PROCLA

~ iN'1HnluI0 w hlF the 9th inst tb. Itt.,,
quotes AN admission If VI, \V.l,-: a..
! PERCH nj Pm In, 49, ' ~ "'H tue
III o'1 : hnt irow time had come
"''' 'ne authority of law was resisted by In, ma
tho IltY oflaw u e. \ u. ~. ...i Wv '
Is no n,r.Il "s''e '' 'd'nfr mat 'hcrr
-, f5"'i'' oe'"teh Tie force TIL So called of
iN35, md thai Of MIR Jefferson of l1pp TIN. a.
mission j. rr,,,,, 49,, u >, '' ''
I'M "''''eu 10 TIE notice at the author
- Il communication lately publ lShtd IL, vntr uuncr
oyerthe signature Of q, [,, ,,,,r, 81 - IT,
nf thp ea,,ats,.,,... ..:.l 49, >" ',''' "'''
e Riyes ESQ --,,.,,l,a '' ~ " ''''''
eipe t,rrnan'.,. : .,..' ''lIo''' u '''N''
should not eerrg,,ls L..,,a,.,...
m rcnv Ia ,I, .s5,,.,.r '''','' ''' -'' ''''''h
as do every l,Ina n,I,''t i, ,.'',o "''''"1
as public ngon,rt, ,,l .,.,,..,, '', F'', F'SS
nd II M, L,, a., ~ - '''', 'oni
,mnesrbt,., ,I,, yi,.,,., c, " ~, '''"
Gus and all Who ,l,rl ,.,,h h,,, ''''
LOWING expression. q W.. ca,,,,,,I,. ,'
Il. ms dscf ,n,,e,t mr. Il .,,,s.. II. i'3 80
vii fa...=,, tl,l IN. -, - ,,., n.y. WHO
aa4alll II flTsf = NJ t,,,.,.,,, was
bareo. orn, all re.en,I,l,.., ,v U'' y"
Insaffecfinn '''"''
ILe ALTERNATIVE. y, Which H., Ia.
who cnfs,t,1, tb, ,.,,,.,, a., t,
pri,.sjol. az q,,,,,,,, ., II
.4r,.fI. ,,,..,li,3 - ,,,,,.,',''''' ''0 ''H az
are sii,rsr, = h., j,;g ~, ,'..' " - '''Y
,,c m, - 49,. 5as, ,'''' 10 " '",
a ttals ar |
.,.,,5,,t,l -, $500. - .'t' y"
fl,5,5l. me-, l..,.fi ,..t... "'''''N
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u' nv" ~. ''N,,' y ''' ''"o' ~ "e o'o'oy
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:. IT, ,,e Of @ 'n .a'I
The Presidents proelsusiion declaring h Fixed resolution
ana "es ,a o'"r ra ,c ,f,I' n, h
ths III II tho South Ctolm, trs,lA
tae' ,nn oeeas the unit "e pa pose 'h,' SH'e'o re-"
I9a.ie e.lon Dom Iari,o. assume Inc d,r-,,,r. ,rl
Oh s-cm equally prepared, ani equally determined. to
N IN. al 1a,m INN" w "' Pl a. W. a.
collision nce1 l.. apprchcnIrd ,nd npo tic w.c en- lo,
nent at 6atotefF depai' ne 1'r"no ct "4'on 81 sep
nav and ,,a, tl' of9,rr, r,iri vi%r
offered III, th1 uerd net be do0bjnI viii
"eeeae 10 Ii" 9aa1ahy VII be rrrs'i'rd and all
W 1,,y, ot 4n,rc Ia m Ike any ol,e to upon
ne Pr9sian' 'tloe II - mt Fl qp""t dorn t. "od
Inv 20 lev f, a' an, '' II, .,''' NJ ,,
-fentf. Some Inru toafd fr8c a doc riur- continue,
hg lie le,ft IT. 'oi"n + 'e 1"'o" ifoP'rg ~ k''y
9I,9..il.qta th neggosa.ton ard eye, afcctionat ,i
,nes Il all Of all pstur,. AID he oonc.-ei ct an It
VIII efeFe IL ANA ,H'n no, i've ,u'
N Ia r.et,tpae n her aJeftnts aud l,crmoou to ru
Ia &C lcaf Had Tn + edet gsrl ,m'I" mem ~ inc
IF NJ, ral,@ ma. rao1ed HI. opinion. a. and mtcnio,
louarl. Carolina Nnlldc hi rfnqlro aimonpos
" nl h9,e iaien "'l. greater 'fe'' "r'" the e'""e
'''a, "'' -
i''n ms ''0',s was u''s'''o' '''' ',S'S''"C'
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SORE
AND INFEA MED EYES!

EVE sndiln,. the " div, anl pi,,s,s wSo
"a ar tonted vith sorrnfds or mn mfpatted
n hat drlcs,s Org "a viii br abb, 30 ohiaiu most
pleasant aud iuthtntli .tu,Iifnffnn in
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MEYERS CAVE y NATURAL BRIDGE
fhssrs, Those young gcntlrmcr who have a.
49, greed to anite IN moklngo party to WIS
II the Natural Bridge and Meyers
'ase, are requested 10 meet 81 the Court House on
Tuesday neat M eirv candle Hght to Nuke NE ne.
eessaly arrangements attending the SAID cxcurs,ou
Others who are disposed 10 unite with the porty,
can do 50 by attending aud slsuylnE the same at
The meetng.
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nih le't3.
The pinc lntiniinu- that
inialnons ni.nilpi- 81 a ,les
pot " inch blni, aut tho w Y
chaltei II aui lihnri,es- out
'aeas tfninrles under
I 'nl lie #rria utY {. ihn
Sinles-eil ,''as tic oinllem
aud chll. fhe lu-pir tiion
inslilis iie stti peinus al tbs
cui'rtfcf aea-ilils i,ilians s
shnneie-s iestiliI NJ a IL
AM. la Is moi theZ,ln
scrgpiipn II tbe eiiilat. lui
H. quotes II with apln Ola
tiUu.
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The Undersigned, a committee appointed for taai
purpose, he"e eynmlned Ihr fo,ssong account and
fnd The balance m The hands of the Treasurer due
II lac Colonization Society, to be nincty.two dol
iafs ahd oay.h'eeents. u G. MURRELL,
los. T. ROYAL
\ B.@Stuee tic foregoing account was settled
the iiesutef aetuuwlcdgr iha rocc ut of SO from
the Ref. Nj Thompson. bong collection taken
up al the Meth dist rtotestant Church, Sunday
aflef iti July, lS3S, which makes the amount j.,
MS hand, .glo2 IL
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DUIUfRJES'
ITCH Oxl4TM 5ST ! :

rHNfIE ex'pr " ssIt snI '3DE4lef' r~'lits,fiDd
u Of BUNFHiEJ ifCH OINTMENT. Il ssn-
roufnges r. Pr proctor 20 c,m ID il VITA ~
nesed canfide r. - Ia pIbtc, ~ most 'npD-
esu' ~ sfll ~ PonerfH application Tor hi. sDf1ss
tag tssHas. ht tpo,i inyetcfsir casps have hssl1
dhfsi ~ eHs hoH by this esteemed Ointment
% iains 10 Mercury, or other paaions u Er fieneS
All may br t"nhf' OF, applied evro 10 lac y0Ja
ges' child N. ., I" pre- euant fefnalss.
Price 81 l.g eeut n
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The Funeral Sermon Of Amon-
dy Jane tathorlnc pndsctt. VIII
be preached nj Mrs. Catharinc
fedsetts, IN Amherst, ON the fist
erlh.l.
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may be expected . pass through Redmond on h,
return TO South Carolina.
81 The Winchester Republican. heretofore cd.
'ea by Mr. James G Brooks, well known IN the
literary world as one Of the mos, ACCOMPLISHED
writer's Of the day, will hereafter be conducted hv
'''' ssh''ehan aud Daniel Coa'ad, Esq.
q 'ix'y.two physicians of Boston. 1t the re-.
quest Of directors of the Temperance Society of
hat city have Published statement. to which
'"e'' names arc signed, expressing lhe;t opinion
MI men IN he 'lth are nsrer fitted by t he use
= '2'ee' snifi'-ihot on the contrary, ,no us, Of
's'' . II qaeni cause of disease and death and
men renders sae3 disease as arise from other
'"ses more dli'euIt OF cure aud more faia. in ,Ler
termination -
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rSVlIE subscriber has several tracts OF land for
u ront--among them are some good Tobacco
Lands &. FLETCHER.
Aur < Is
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i,om he Uhig u iiteu !

- .;,ior
fr ,on,1 n, r,,,, If n,.a. ,v.#.s#.....
bcr wa lse On ~ lH43
" W have no, the space The p,ocaualipn.=e TINT
nro" c nr"r,o,an IT,. ,',aa. n''a .. a., = de,
most eloquent document. ch,,to fn, lbof,,o.z out
ANA , ,r'I"'" 20 '"h" hfh laen. = tfnmrles nnder
r,rd uhcu Anetrran tucnt sr,te..ar,.s. Inc .nlln
'""r7 ont vim Revolution mud eltil- The in-piraon=-
"a f Iri''r % ,,f'as l'e 'e' ) f'o'9, ol ms
W,ps, bit tho rncm deyo. shameless ieses,5l If =, ~
n,H '",n. 'nt"n, pI"''nf lani -Ihl Is n" Nc le
which M lrctcdly CIV h. ,ao,r, :, ,,,,h ,,,,a
n|"oF .'', """ '',lf"-' II uoa.
oyco n. , r,o'i G i,'.. ana
.il u mon If at rnfti. 81, snd
create ,l',',I po,"' i sensation a. ~n'
a sn' " ", ' ItM me-, me-, ',,a1 ,9,
u the ferg ,,,' of her doc.
""f,'rs t. ,'' II ID 'n" r,o'
'i'c"s oscd inIItrmet. Ia
, ,. e c,, o" ''" . c, ,,.'' ' n,
barrcd Of NJ. csbouu In,
e"l"red ", "i mons &C. nd
Inn, NnIl e. a,,,n,-Gl, rl'.
qaeot aaoon,noo, would
/ . ,,,' J. ', ',' I , ~, ,'''p.
,nd f.-lllg. Of men
Is il mot stranga that the SAM mud should IN
q, short II period at ,ins entertain such opl,o,lte
oninious?
,rbc ,,t,cl -, the VIII, l., ,.L bs,vs ,etl,,d
,,s n,,nc,,, Ily lcycllcd II Mr. RIvs. md ln'.n5
.cd,o 4 tract l,om In, political repnalan. but the
,,, of tho VIM. sbouI5 r., n,,n,fr, l,f II, d=tnal
,sLtng ,r. R,y,s Afhe coald he falls a victim 10
Nh, same blow for Mr. Rl.es my quote the
.j,,o,' d. onluions ss coinrftIent with hl4 asen.
,no,, cyr,y nrncIt,le advanced IN hIs late
srec,l ,n the senate winch the editor "a much
obos,s l.otlbe editor. by Argument prove tint
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STATE ELECTIONS.

NuiA Cdtofiua.-Aususln II Shepherd. Ahfa.
ham Rcncher james Mckay, William Z. shep.
ard Micajah r. llaw hlns Thomas II Hal. Jes-
=. Speight and Henry w. Coonet WHO wei,
,,c,,Y@,, # the last Congress, ARE re-eleete.l We
hive only partial ,c.urns from some of the other
districts
Ktatueky.-Chil,on Allan and Th,.oas A. Mar
shall arc reelected
In the Mount Sterling district, represented IN the
last Congress by Henry Daniel, Amos Davis is
considerably ahead Of Messrs Coleman and Graw.
forJ his opponents
Mr. Lclchcr was few votes ahcndo Nh. Moore
four late Minister to Colombia, aud better known
rs " free Tom,'D in the only county heard from.
We have little doubt of LIS reelection.
IN the Louisville district, we have received
vefy partial accounts. The fast DAYS poll IN the
city stood thus NJ, Ctllicnden S56, p. II Pope
rs In II .,son romty,on the htI day, NJ. I.
ceivcL 3jJ anl Mr.. p is votes. Co attest doab.
Jul
In Scott county, r. VI. Johnson, WIS funnln
3.., nneAlot N q in sand is no doubt re cee.cd
IN NJ Olson c9any the vote on The FIRST day stood
thu: For John White lo9, for John Speed Smith
OBS; for w. IT. Capc.roa %.
Ttnn,ssce The following gentlemen have becp
elected nlembers ofthc next Congress = John Bell
Cave Johnson, DAVID w. Dickenson,. James X.
Polk, 3 die peyton,t john BLUR, Luke Lea Sam
uo Bunch,' and J. S Standcfur Those marked
with an astcri,k y ar new members. Selerai
districts yet to bc heard from.
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SOMETHING NEW "A Miss Green dei
y,lcd an Grafton, on the ath Of July, before III
Young ladies of Coray Acad my, at Augusta
(lame) which has since becr; publish ed making
= pamphlet OF 10, pages some Of the extracts
fom it, which have met aur eye in the papers, are
cutie unique. Take the cxordtum as a specimen
+Fricrds-countrvmen aud lovers and yan
nv fair country women To YOU On tbs proud
day. pos'cru9 has u rishi 10 look, AMI do 5 Look
with en eagcr md an anVjous eve, applause.
Let me So far dcviate fom the beaten track
hose occasions, to speak, first o. the dearest in
tcrcsls Of generations yet unborn 1t aseasl
forward glance to the future, and iheh We siiaI h
better prepared TO give retrospective one at the
past
The young lddy-we presume she IS Vonne,
although her age is not st.ted-iS quite severe uIe
ON the bachelors who she thinks, ought 10 b.
compelled, Mt about tie age of36 OF 81, to choose
between the aHar and the baUer, and that n grand
auto da fe should be cel,bnted once year. IN
which the ncorrsbc should be sacrificed SIR
believes that this would force them to tie the nnFuaI
knot on ST. PoulS principle that II IS better 10
WARY than to 5urn." Nor can the Indy be chnrs-
ed with interested motives in making this charlta-
bic proposition, since, in closing her volamnous
Grafton, She expressly proclaimed 10 the lords oil
creation, in the face of all Augusta assembled round
her. tina, there was not one among them, inm,
Dick or Harry, that she would give brass tmmbe
T. call husband tomorrow
The n Y. Courier proposes as toasi, In return
or cory Of tnc oratlon-" The of1'nX OF the
day; may her laurcs be eyer fresh, aud herself III
sycr green -
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- We hope the Editor the Richmond wing
will not overlook the dish served up for hin tbs
mornin, by Gerrnanicus" It's some That hi9h-
" seasoned we are aware bat then the spice IS the
Wings own, and cannot be objected to we nope.
aner the Editor shall have ptrlrkrn Of ~ he Will
not he so ready to assert that ali who fare appho7-
oil ofthe appcation of force, even 10 refractory
State. are either to be "ritied for their ignorance
or despsed for their nsincerlty' -becanse, ii he
shall do So he will himself be necessarily snSPeh
dod On one of the horns of his marsh dilemma.
TUE, CHOLERA. Although this d'scds
continues to exist, 1t cannon be SAID to rage very
Violently IN the Western States We still hear Q
il, in Ohio, Kentucky, Illinois and Missouri.
u, For late foreign news, see fist page al
though there is nothing Of very great impo''a"'
IN the accounts at least to those who regard nohn
important but wars and rumors of wars, yet the
are by no devoid OF interest. They sho'
the progress Of liberal opinions, and the WORKING
of popular discomfort where this progress Is tore
bly lmpcdcd and kept down by the strong arm
power.
~ Gen Hamilton, OF South Carolina, receh'
ty left Charleston, on visit 10 New YORK, iof III
berctt Of his health. The Jetlersoniah says
will sefaan in New York unit. October when II
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ma, DC expected % pass through Redmond, on has
return 10 South Carolina
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,e OF the spec fic aud PHI. 80 eenta sarh,