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disagreeabl forms, Is efcctu-
stony c c9ren ny DIR MEADs ANT1-DYsPEPTIC, OR

GsFEPSIA-Inits most dis cable =
- - any cured by DIR MEADS ANTLDYSPEPTIC, OR
sIVMACh FILLS the only medic offered We, TO the
pupi lIo which radical and permanent be OBJ
ntu athose chronic of arrangement of the digcs-
pepsia.
Tue symptoms charectersng Dyspepsia or Indigestion are
ong uaho those dsagrecsbe sensations called
nervous ants such as loss OF appetite, sick
ness ~ me stomach and sovrtimcs vomiting belch ng up
water which sometimes tastees but commonly sour
gnawing pain In the stomach heartburn what called
stomach, costvene paleness Of the apgor low
ness c spirits palpations Of the heart vertigo g1dness
ana disturbed sleep The number these symptoms varies
IN different patienswth being felt only IN part-whle
others have even additional equally
severe pains In the head and breast auence on
the stomach and bowels cancellation, wasting whole
body, with weakness particularly Of the legs This dis
ease has been accurately described by many medical
ersbut how little has been understood, the OF
which attends the general mode Of plainly shows
Let ms take example to illustrate this assertion Heartburn
stomach beiag often troublesome symptom N
this troublesome complaint the attention direct
ed in search Of article that should power of re-
moving IL.
Sold by Hull Browne 20 Maiden lane; George D. Cogse-
shall Of Pearl and Rose Moor Gamble corner of
Broadway and Blocker streets and by OF druggs
throughout the United States.
None are genuine without the signature Of GEO SMITH
my6 3m
=
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THN Ex e.

I'm. ELLlOTT, Ocuist Professor Of Anatomy ana SIS
and study under the most Ocus
in Europe and one of the Amerca-Protessor Smith OF
Medical College Ohowith the most extensive and sue
cesul practice Unisn Dr. f. asserts with confidence,
Eye without operation except I'D cases 81 blindness whe
he operate: for Cataract Corecomla and Epropnm, no.
dunn Spectacle Glasses having the peculiar property OF
the perfectly COOL giving immediate and permanent
ease and the suit every without the necessity
Of change ,...~
defect -, -.
Dr. e. begs that he attends 70 diseases OF Se Ey
and impereciiens OF the vision only
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nm. CouwArr. sMiHlSGGIFsSTER y. 49,.
sss,~ @ Inesrr~pt'sis TtA, No Issi sprisg out Of
p DR. cs ehsrsss are very moderate. ana NJ 1sssuvp
sble Tech are really splendid ayD -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-13

OWED yNUss s.-A general sssortrDent Of
Trusses o the approve pates r alp Al No - a.
where they are abused and applied prsetscl surgeon
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-13
M. s. IsHIN.EY,S ANTI-DYsPEPTlC
ID AND ANrIBILIOJS PTILS-The proprietor OF this

rce several years since offered 10 the public feels confident
IN The course Of many years praetce the injurious effects
drastic, purgave medicines, family pill hides
srT ss snd specially s The
rae % s e : G5 above has Ees"
established and e proprietor has ,e OF finding
wen Others who duly appreciate them Lending their
aid y bringing the a J, Gle stG gsHea use as WIZ seen by
Dr. Phnney weu'd refer 70 some Of The most respeci,e
nydua N the country, VINO hare used ne Sc ,hn IN Ts
GLOWING letter Dr. Phinney received cs Benjamin Knower
Having suffered 70, some time with indigestion and aiuen-
cy advised to try Dr. Phinneys Anti Dypep,ie or BIZ
Jay that they the mde and most efcacious in their ope,
esteem Of great importance they occasion
stomach, procuring full free and satisfactory discharges and
cheeruy recommend their all who bilious habits
need an excellent family medicine IN consideration OF he
s standing q the proprietor
Bmnabas Bates Esq. Mr samuel 7. Tisdale,
Dir. William W. Macy.
pes PSsr@sey, Ss4 srosdwsy corner Of Franklin
Price, 31t ceuis per BOX. my3l6meop
SwAIM's WORM SUGAR PLUMs.-.-An effcacious
- and medicine for children causing 10 be
discharged ~ numbers, and even where there no
ereo" Of mncus rom , DE o"ac and bowels Which gene.
rates them and Injurious ochidren worms alive For
| myi1 II Corner Of Fulton
Ia Is. ",
- from No Chambers street TO No. i58 Chambers oppo-
Hudson and takes the present opportunity respect
fully thank his friends for the many avor long conferred
him. and continues 70 practice all the various branches Of
Dentistry. Ills premium incouupbe Teeth Of the best
quality real Imitation 81 nature and retain their color and du-
raly unmpaed Ills full 80. warranted TO remain per-
improved principle not generally known person wish
ing ke satisfied the subject those who
them for years this city. Also Drops engaged
the most violent tootache few moments, and at the
time preserve the tooth.
As bis practice Is much increasing DR. CLENNY, a mem
her Of the Royal College Surgeons London and the New
York Medical Society," has Joined him, whose Dental
mens every reliance can be- placed In.
ARTIFICIAL EYES-Are inserted by DR.. Isaac Francis,
which cannot be nguished fron the natural
form motion Of that without giving slightest
pain For Improvement in this he has received po
ma, OF which the following Is copy
PREMIUM
This Diploma awarded by the
American Institute,
IN the City OF New York, al the late FAIR
TO DIR. ISAAC FRANCIS,
For fine specimen OF Artificial Eyes,
tan Improvement)
JAMES TALLMAGE, President
Epwis WILLIAMS, Rec. Sec.
, n wAKrNAs, Cor. Sec.
New York, Oct, 1885.
az CELEBRATED EYE Waterloo y. respectfully
SELECTS the attention Of the puc tn his extraordinary and
ehchcious Eye Water II has proved itself valuable
application IN cases Of acute and chronic Inflammation afford
ing immediate relief Even eyes diseased for several years
ma, erected perfect cure in few days.
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INn JAG X SONS PATENT VEG TABLE
I MEDICATED VAPOR BATHS, 200 Bowery.

These Baths an Improvement on those OK MI. "hIaw
whose wonderful established the character OF the
Vapor Bath powerful auxiliary in medical pracice
and DR.. Iackons practice IN almost every variety "
disease equally successful few OF the pecihc e.
of the medicaed bahs-o remove me enec.s o.
mercury from system relieve difficulty OF breathing
hence asthma and other diseases OF the cfest
to strength the stomach 70 the digestive organs ana
dyspepsia and consequent disorders TO cure acute a
chronic inamaon promote the peene of scronlous and
chronic and rheumatic pains and feelings from
the Joints promote the absorption OF dropcal humours 70
govt all forms in less time than ony oter agent ht
used.
Also kinds Of eruptive diseases Erypela or st Anto
nys Fire, Salt Rheum Scroulous Erupuons, &c besides
relieves exhaustion and fatigue raises the spirits uanquhzes
uery irritation and increases the appetite.
truth of these assertions Dr. y. appeals win conn.,
dence TO who have tested their curative power
These baths believed be the only IN operation ~
under the direction OF regular PHYSICIAN IL Is
prspcr they bear resemblance whatever 10
those employed in the Thompsonan practice
Visitors have bath al i've minutes noice from egh'
o'clock, A. NJ, TO III p. NJ
female always attendance wait upon ladies at the
Bowery my30y
LEVER a. A(sUE.-RUSHTON ASPINWALIS
il COMPOUND TONIC MIXTURE, is a certain and spec
levers used with universal since 1882 in
this shown by certhcates
from Lightly respectable gentlemen, which are the fol-
lowing Charles Henry Hall Esq., late member Of the New
York Legislatures; WIN. w. Holly, ESQ., member OF Common
Council, and Jas. Van Reaselaer, M ID.
medicine possessing great virtue and when used &C
cordng the directions has failed 81 efectg cure
even in the obstinate stage of the disorder; is not at all
dsaeeabe and persons OF The weakest stomach and children
may with mpunty II strengthens the digestive organs
appetite and seldom requires more than one or IN
arsenic in tue medicine Thing injurious to
the constitution The proprictors well convin-
Of lis efficacy that they TO refund The price Of every
bottle which been taken accordance with the directions
and has perfect of the Fever and Age For
sale wholesale and retail b.
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tUip.r'tpu ID POtNT-MiislNE PANILION.-This
NJ delightful retreat open Tor The receIuon o
Being situated directly on the sea
situaton where abundance of sea fowl can be ad as
also bathing i,
Tems-SI per day. So per week The bar wei stocked
with choice wines-stahing cemmodous-
b. Carriages in readiness at all times upon the arrival
OF the New Haven passengers directly
q the Point. jy31MN RNHAItD WELD.
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CARI-DR.
" FAWCETT, late Surgeon OF the 2ith reg ment OF tbs
British army confines his attention to the removal Of
class OF dseases his extensive practice
America devoted exclusively The treatment venerca in an
able h to adopt The
ual remedies in eradicang every form q that disease entirely
rate and Offices private. Call at
wich mySy
nR. CAR PENTER " uIted, ss usual, IN an deli.
~ or private complaints ulapne,
lis well Dispensary No sPeck Slip, corpes
OF Pearl st. my27u
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~ sueeons Of London and sdnborsh and a.esir oe ~
Medical College Of Philadelphia continues direct H. Stscr
ton 10 the trestpent ofshe following diseases, yirs-
der prosate eans legs rheumasm ssve ~ .r
fulous affections Reccn Of venerea cured two ~,
without mercury. preventative may be had Pesons w6o
have injured ,ser,seyes By secret destructive haSit WIN 81
Greenwich. The stncfest secresy observed mvS.y
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I0OTHACHE. TOOTH ACHE !
To THE TOOTHACHE.

To THE TOOTHACHE.
Curse upon thy venoind slang
That shoots nay tortured gums alang,
An thro' ears giles many twang,
WI knaNing vengeance;
Tearing my WI bitter pang,
Like rakng engines-Burns
nR. BKAMAH's ANTI 1L,,pi aa gsDsl nt
approved by all that have used -lun'reds
whom have saved the exhobtant charges OF asbsts anu
have macaie their food and enjoy the Injuries
perfect of teeth IL purely vegetable hqI' aha
in no possibly njure the other te' or saieI
wholesale and retail by Messrs. Sands, corner oil FUTON ana
William Minor and Gamble, corner OF Dey ana
II. d. Hart 437 Broadway aud retail by w. rorpe ooo
Pearl street. Of Cross; B. Nones ga broaaway w.
HOW'LL Canal and Hudson; 4. A. husn 70 Var
mine and Bunets New York Chemical Hail. 80 SKIN
Avenue Price 80 cents per plal lel-om
aIiFlt f. E'i IL without clasps, springs, NC.
n the principle of atmospheric pressure by NJ LEVITT
Dentist 81 Broadway opposite Masonic Hall The improve
ept distinguishing Of this method is the complete
eecng Of the essential OF the and security Of
the supplied in the mouth, wholly without clasps gaures
springs any other similar Persons interested IN ms
improvements who yet unacquanted with It's nature and
extent may by n slight inspection, which freely onered
10 tho plan different in principle and results from
any pracced in New York. and that the above state
ment Is strictly and entirely accurate. jel5-3m@
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4 II. u m lIIel H. a snrs. on OF lnpr 81 nndlne a,

1 ~. AmlLTON. surge on OF loog standing, q pu
vi Of Of the fret colleges r anatomy and the heory
aud practice Europe hal into
beuse No 81 CcuJand street where he nsy he ocn.ed
disease incidental nature uncopuon
delicate indicate The desperate rurcd
in from days sores Of other DESCRIPTION iu
hour prepoiened their state and nature. Attendance nj al
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DEAH FROM BEE STrSGs.-The Norwak- Comm
azette say that few days since an old gentleman in
Danbury, MIR Eliakim Peck who was riding in a one
norse wagon, by some means or other accidentally
1rougnt ms wagon IN contact with beehive which was
.nrown from the form upon which IL stood 10 The ground
The bees Instantly attacked the horse and h;s driver
$40 sung the former so dreadfully tina, he died within
nsur N me most cScrucia,ing agony Tho old eon
recover '"' "' VIII
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~ CELEBRATED EYE Waterloo y. respectfully
SELECTS the attention Of the public tn his
ehcac'oas Eye Water II has proved itself valuable
application IN cases Of acute and chronic inflammation, afford
immediate relief Even eyes diseased for several years il
has Effected perfect cure in a few days.
u Charges rlO,i ia1A pm
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GEON, No % Fifth returns thanks to his patrons Tor
their liberal hitherto and hopes he will merit
of the The Equestrian Amateur who has
got by shooting other causes would do well
call his place before dspong Of them useless for one
application his superior principles Of shoeDg has cured hun
dred Of horses Of long standing amenes that deemed in
durable lie offers convince that be scepca
his abilities good reference occuar demonstration and
let work bear witness.
NJ b. His horse shoes received premium at the last two
Fairs of American Institute Diseased horses received nj
his Equine nrmary where they will be treated the most
principles established by the European Veterna
~ Schools Remember No 20 Fifth street. the Bowery
WV signed JAMES DRYSDALE,
Inns Graduate oft he Edinburgh Veterinary Schso
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AGRANGE PLACE, BULLS FERU Y

h~VNOIT VOIEIs, LATF: .NUNN ~.
~ TEL-Tbe subscribers respectfully inform their rends
and travelling public that they have taken the above esta
bmen and fitted il M style that will compete with any
similar house in this city, the European plan, and per-
sons can be accommodated with lodgings and meals al all
hours up with dish the rich AMI luxurious mar
ket of New York al all times affords ,
The house pleasantly located at 81 Barclay street "a the
immediate vicinity of the Hudson steamboat landing.
The supplied with wines and liquors Of all KINDS the
best that be obtained ~ NJ MEsusiMAN.
ayS.1 Syap IL.
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II OVELY AND ADORED BY ALLAN Ex-
IL CELLENT ARTICLE FOR PERSONAL BEAUTY

Considered sject commanding unfegned admra-
ton awakens socude for its and preser-
and the toilet becomes department both ofmportance
and utility especially where dscernment preses IN the
selection of those appenages which experience sanctioned
this purpose Lady Montagues Compound Chinese Soap
prefers attention, founded nearly century Of trial COM
bning elegance preparation with the prominent requisites
safety and efficacy Ii has obtained extensive patronage
recer and susaner Of the complexion and preserving
impaired agreeable nexiby sones and transparent qua
lily Of the skin
For sale by A. Underhi SO Beekman street. OF Will
liam; Dr. JAS H. Hart Bowery and Walker Price SO
cents per cake. my25-Sm
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TIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT LAST

MIXTURE has never failed st.sts~s gravel ar
seminal weakness so satisfied OF its wonderful efc acy
Poett that he would forfeit aIOoO in anv f,ilur
The increasing demand for POETS Specific this city
a. IN fhsde'pha baltimore, Boston, Providence, and Ne
Orleans, Is the best proof Gifts worth
New York tgents-A. II d. Sands 100 Fulton street:
ryne corner Bowary and Walkers w. Horwill, q
hudson. ice ivI. Am
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4 kK. JOHNSON IL consulted cok6dsnialy at hfs GfBce
- No ~ Duane street between Chatham and William Ell on
the following Diseases, Gonohna elects Chanes Stc-
Seminal Weakness and the from
vencrca DR. johnson 10
recent aHe ctien in two three end the IN
veeraie prrcrerate time, thout DO
biniing furious medicine, rrevensn from per-
entrsns bmsees to Dr. Johnons care MAJ dose Win
sossty Of success the Eost aggravated ecrouous
Sores, Ucemtca Legs &C speedily healed SRA gers would DO
well ~ givf Dr Johnson cal certain be
had against the occurrence Of the foregoing which has
Jailed when used within twenty four aer exposure
Letters Postpaid, and enclosing fee, the
medicine, ard airce tons, for ts use forwarded -
Attesdanc. from A. M 10 night johnson has moved
from 70 Chamber street Sl2y
N INN EDIATE AND CERTAIN CURE
~ FOX HtDkOPHOBA.-Tbe subs has heard II Tho
NEST painful sensafon the with
TINS drsadfu disease Having had in his
cured ucb pains and by which
red aud never IN ose known fail be,e
making public S he was laid urder bhs
not 70 make known for STATE He state
.nnt thht mc ~ past And bitten without
ey choe Tor Icing sensible Of the effects
tn meucine produces and the mldness OF
without causing the patient be filmed fem busns
he continuation OF former ab The medicines made
m ne very en- reetc and powerful yet perfectly barn az
er consequences No need be s
A. has never been known fail Of efcne sBd cone-
GEM ne ~ his perfect this most d. adu Of all
Uses that he would dread the bite ~ rshd doc any more
thar one. D. RiDwELL, II Mott sfr..t S
ma Near he sorpero OF h.,ha..,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-08

Let Congress grant charter tothe
stockholders Of the United States Bank
of Pennsylvania for twenty-five years,
to be called the Bank Of the United
States, with capital of fifty millions Of
dollars. The capital Of that Bank be-
ing but thirty-fiye millions, let the ad.
ditlonal capital of fifteen millions be
subscribed by individuals, payable one
half il gold and silver, and the other ID
stock Of the states not redeemable soon
er than twenty years, and bearing an
interest 81 not less than FIVE per cent
This bank 70 have the power % estab
lish q bank in any State in the Union
The Secretary Of the Treasury to b
OK of6cio q director, who shall annually
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-08
no Priest and the Mulberry Tree,
WASHINGTON /!

ne Priest and the Mulberry Tree.
BY THE AUTHOR OF HFADLoNc HALL.
i'd you hear of the Citrate who mounted
his mare,
hid merrIy trotted along to the fair!
} the height Of her speed she would stop
at Al say,
nd again with word when the Citrate
said "Hey!"
IS near to the gates of the city he rode,
lhle the sun Of September all brilliantly
glowed;
he good priest discovered with eyes OF
desire,
mulberry tree in hedge of wild briar.
b boughs long and lofty, in many green
spot.
uug large, black and glossy, the beautiful
fruit.
he Citrate was hungry and thirsty to boot;
e shrunk from the thorns though he long
ed for the fruit;
With word he arrested the courser'S keen
speed,
nd he stood up erect on the back Of his
steed;
IN the saddle he stood, when the creature
stood still,
nd be gathered the fruit till he took his
good fill
Sure never" he thought ''was a creature
so rare,
docile, so true, as my excellent mare,
here, now stand (and he gazed al
around
safe and as steady as if on the ground,
( how had it been, if some traveller thi'
way,
d dreaming no mischief, but ehanc'd t.
say, Hey"
stood with his head in the mulbcrr,
tree,
. he spoke out aloud in his rcverie;
the sound Of the word, the good mare
made push,
d down went the Priest in the wild briar
bush;
remembered, too late, on his thorny
green bed,
uch that nell may BE thought CANNOT
TUfsely be said.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-08

VAN buren, SHAVING SHoPs.-AsI
ng as the present experiment system
'osecuted to its utmost extent, will
be instances like, the following.
he Wheeling Times, Of deDosiEe
gs institutions, making little er-
bGnge for particular purposes:
9theP Pet Broke.-The Post Mas
Frederick, Maryland, being. al.
4, as all others are, TO receive moth.
but specie in payment for letters,
ID tohOld on to that, as a pet bank,
tely collected about 400 dollarD, when
person came along and offered him
per cent. for it. The speculation
aS too much for his powers Of resiS'
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THE SOUTHERN ARGUS.
AND
NounOes COuMtp @GbVrttStr,
EDITED AND PUBLISHED
7. J. FORBES s p. B. BARKER I

- EOhn6Sp \ A4A RAJ avn
Is published every TUESDAY at Five
Dollars in advance, or Six Dollars 1t not
paid in advance. No subscription received
or less than six months,
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding one
square (ten lines or less) will be inserted
At One Dollar for the first insertion and
Fifty Cents for each continuance. Indi
yidual advertisements from a distance
will not be inserted unless the money is
sent with them.
DUR Advertising customers are requested
to mark on their advertisements the
number of times they wish them inserted,
otherwise they will be published till for
bid and charged accordingly.
b LETTERS addressed to the Editors
u business connected with the Office must
e past paid, otherwise they WIN NOT be al
ended to.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-08

To the Ed.tor Of the Baltimore Gazette.
DEAR SHR-I ask the favor Of you to
publish the accompanying project for
the re-establishment Of a National
Bank, and some remarks illustrative Of
the losses and inconvenience sustained
by the Government for the want of one
during the war.
Your friend,
ID. A. SMITH.
CHILLY Valley, July 10, 1887.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-08

| II SN~ssNS SN~A OA9eANNAS SAAN OusASt4
The proposition we have always ac-
companIed by the corollary, that no one
nation can eUeT attempt to make gold
and SLIDER the ercluSiVe instrument Of
its domestic commerce, lDithOut deraRg-
ing the trade universally, and derGng-
ing the happiness of al mankind
LO~doH Standard.
THE Rev. ]. N. MAPrrrr is now
engaged in the work of religion in
Lexington KY. It is the first visit ofthis
eminent pull pit orator there, and has
caused deep and general sensation
among the community. He had been
preaching every day during the week,
and on every occasion had drawn to-
gether large and attentive audiences,
among whom there was but one opin-
ion asto his peculiar evolutionary pow
ers-Natchez Courier.
THE END AND AM OF THE VINO
PARTY.-RETRENCHMENT AND Re-
FORM.-The abuses which have re-
duced the country to bankruptcy, adj
NIT Of but one remedy. They have
grown up under an administration
which has had full and entire control
of all the powers and resources Of the
Government-wbich, during the last
eight years, has carried all its measures,
and tTiumphed over every obstacle
which, besides its control Of the FEEDER
I al Government, has infused its spirit
into alarge majority of the States, and
influenced the policy of their Legisla-
lures; and the obvious remedy is Re.
Eorm-total and speedy Reform.
WI The Administration must be changed,
IN ad its policy reversed, before the coun,
Try can recover its wonted prosperity
md health. Let every patriot inscribe
Ipon his tablet the following list of OBJ
ectS to be attained:
The restoration nt r,e,.----- = IL r.
pie.
The restoration of the Government
70 its true, safe and legitimate purpo-
Fhs:
I The rescue Of the Government from
the grasp of demagogues:
The discovering of the money power
from political power:
The restoration of a sound and heal
thy currency.
The curtailment and regulation Of
the inordinate patronage of the Gov
eminent:
4 RetrenChment of extravagant and
ovcrgrown expenditures:
A check upon the influx of foreign
luxuries and extravgances from the
work shops of Europe:
The wrestling of the Public Lands
from the grasp of Government specu-
lators and land ComPanies-and the
distribution ofthe income ofthose lands
to all the States, the whole people, il
equal and just proportion:
An end, a positive end, to all rockies:
Experiment." upon the business, the
currency, and the enterprise of the
country:
A return to the old and safe paths o.
honesty, patriotism, and public virtue
E These are the great purposes, TO
which we must now contend. The.
$ are vital to the we'll being of the Gov
eminent and the country must be liftet
e from the degradation. and dishonor, Il
which misrule has reduced them
:, PhiLa. Com. Herald.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-08

lance, and he took It. a day or two
after, a man came with a check from
the treasury for the 400 in specie.
The poor man had it not, and the check
was protested.