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HAYS LINlMENT.-No Flction.-This
IL irIo cLa iinl

HAYS LINIMENT.-No Flction-This ex
IL trdOrdinary chemical comp, ysitOn, the result
Of science, and the invention vi ii celebrated med
cal man, the introJllei Of which 10 the public
was invested wit. the soleInnity OF deathbeG
| bequest, has since gained reputation unparalleled
fully sustaining tho correctness of the lnmenleC
DR. Cridlcy's last confession, that " he dared not
die without giving to postcrty the beueiit of his
knowledge on this subject" and he therefore
b,qucathed to his friend and attendant, Solomon
Hays, the secret Of his discovery.
1t is now used in the principal hospitals and
the private practice in our country, first and most
certainly for the cure oil the Piles, and SO exten
sivcIy and crclualy as to battle crcduiity unless
where its effects are witnessed Externally In tk;
following complaints:
For Dropsy-Crcating extraordinary absorption
at once.
All SwcIlings-Reducng thom in few hours
Observation-Disclosures or Chrome, giving quick
ease.
Sore Throat-By Cancers, Ulcers or Coils.
Group and Whoopng Cougil-Extcrnally, and
All Bruises, Sprains, and Burns-Curing in a
few hours.
Sores and Uccr.-Whethcr fres, or long
standing, and fever sores.
Its operations upon adults and children in reduc
ing rheumatic swengs, and loosening coug hs ant!
tghtncss of the chest ny relaxation of the parts,
common remark Of those who have used it in the
Piles, is " l, acts like charm"
THE Pill ES-The price, 81 is refunded to any
person who will uxe bottle OF Hays Imminent
for the Pilcs and return the empty bottle without
being cured. These are the positive orders of the
proprietor to the Agents; and out of many thou.
sands sold, not one has been unsncccssfu
W. might insert certificates I" any length, blu,
prefer that those who sell tho article, should ez
lIibit the original TO purchasers.
CAUTlON-None be genuine without q
splendid engraved wrapper, on which is my name,
~ SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold wholesale and retail, by COMSTOCk 4,
Co, New York, and by ono Druggist in every
town in the Union.
For sale by the Wholesale Agcnts, corner OF
Com.nen & Tchouptouas street, and by the
ApotIecarcs generally. je3o
ANIMALS AND ALMANACS, FOR 1889.
A,P!.ENDlD I.onln,, AlnuIs,-rlle Book of Roy
- atty, sn~rb cora plates; Finden's Tableuux, and
Gallery If Cruces;
beauties C'stnncS,-BnlS and blossoms;
Wuverly Keepsake, - The Imperial;
Drrn,n Annual; FORGET me Not,
Jor,ianS Portal Annual
t.riclt'lrr Annual; COME Annual
Friendships Offering;
Fishers Juvenile Sketch Book;
Young ladies' and young een,lemcn's Annual
Alaric, A Watt; Christmas Tales.
american Annuais
The Token end Atlantic Souvenir;
The Violet; The Gift;
Mrs GiImal's annual Register & Housewife Almanac.
Aimanac's.
American Almanac & Repository ofUsefnl knowledge
BIunt's Nautical nanuc;
EJrhns Il Co Il. Louisiana Almanac;
Crockrtt-Conc-Germa Almanac,
Stewards Diary for 1882 containing blank memo
ralldurn for every day Of the year.
r. JOHNS & Co.,
corner of ST Charles and Common SITS.
v28-5w
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ORDERS RECEIVED FOR

ORDERS RECEIVED FOR
JONES' PATENT CO1IO.T GIN,
By hs p,s"sx No $ MIyH1ns N SsW 1res1
ROBERT HOE & co.
SC.3LE OF PRICEs-Douhh Gus.
For .iouble Gin of so each
cylinder making lGO saws in the stand,
with feeder bands, &c. at Sc pcrsaw, $3.50 60
For a double Gin of 60 Sd Il c, Under,
or l2Q saws in ,h. stand, feeders, &c.
ST per saw, or 72O 90
For do. Of ~ saws on do. or saws ina
stand, n, Sc b per saw, 500 o.
For Ito. Of ~ saws on do. or 40 saws in
s,a"'l, e, ST. 80 per SAW, s6u on
SINGLE GINS.
For a single gin of 80 Or more, with
one set of feeders, bands, &c. AT 81 rtv
SAW, $50 o.
For do. Of co SAWS. with feeders, &c Il, Sc
5opc. saw, 500 or
For do. of 10 saws with feeders, &c IS
IS per suw, 500 On
For do OF ~ saws with feeders, &c. st:7
! so per saw $50 On,
Extra teeth where desired, for ,!rrs, supplied q:
30 cents cash; the number "ice,l being ahou, cI,;
the lumber of s'"s. Dc set Of feeders, ii is con
sitlCrch however, will wear two or three sets oil
SONS Extra saws supplied at 50 cruls each. Q
The Gins ordered, viii be delivered 10 the agents oil
planters in OF the port town, I" the cotton pl,
tin" Stcs Il, the above prices, the agents pay my tn,
slA .sibc for the amount ii i'.c tE. A Gin Wr,sl
will he sent with the Gins 10 E"t them up where tie.
sired; the charges for "hase services will be extra bal
moderate.
Iron running soarca also he ordered where desired
reasonable te"G,,, but will be charge extra I}0rs,
power, uiany description, be furnished liks
terms. Small steam enscs also be ordered II, de-
sired.
1t is desirable, when planters i've ORDERS for Gins
they should accompany them witt, their views in resar,
10 ar;u,scmcnloi SAWS, breasts, brushes, &c. Il
is tt unh they differ, opinion. Some desire o
larger diameter tina, others. The most common sz,
is or 10 nches wsn them II :nciics. Some
wish or rows brushes axle, while others d,
| lhAa i Il, mos Snmr wish SAWS with s
| nr teeth 10 the inch, while others want 10 Or II
W uch discrepancy, we prefer they should, =,
The time of Svi.l. or,lers furnish statement o ,iei,
Wishes AM, The manufacturers can fulfil them in ever,
part ocular. Where it is lett to our discretinn shall
| make them The most modern and approved plan
t., order can he executed from the time il is received
the space of cigh; nine weeks, and Tie Gin in lls
| ae placed in the hands of l'. factor To be in TN,
nr Me next crop, all orders ou,h to be i'll Me hands
liz. ulau,. .crcgsby the first ndlc of MAY; cx.c
pr plantations where They are late III commencing l.
| ,c's or gin cation.
\. Il. The Patent Right, for any ono of the ccl,o
" 2itE States, WILDE so!,! on rcsispuahie terms.
! n,' h,nus
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IL IL IL

n EN ORLEANS and RAlIIMOkE LIN s or
PACKETS.
This line will consist of tho following vessels.
which have Lecn bull, purchased expressly for
the trade, viz:
Slip seaman. Opt. Miner.
Bark Mary, il" Nickersop,
- Trad Ferry, now I" Stevens,
" Solomon Saltus " Latham,
Brig Architect, g Gray.
These vessels of tho first claas, have hand.
some furnished accommodations, and are of light
draft Of water, to admit of their receiving and
dlscharging their cargoes in Baltimore, at Ns eitv.
Freight will be taken for ports the Chesap eaks
or James River, and forwarded by the agents,
Mcssrs CLARKE & KELL.,GG, at baltimore;
expenses goods shipped will be advanced when
required. TAc price Of passage fixed at $50,
ample stores Of the st quality will be provided.
Steam up and down tho Mississippi will Le tuken
all occasions.
For freight or passage, apply to
GEO. BEDFORD
nov27 ~ Bienville st.
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= VA I'D.
VI KS. Jones', Professor of singing, the Gui,ar
'a and Pmn"-inrte bcsS to hnno,,mce her arrival
rom ''asgnw, and from several years pnclic- in Ed.
bnrgh md Glasgow. she llttcrs herself that her sys-
TEN OF IN |trction i'll give satisfaction to pu oils.
l"stll"Dn!s rs tocapahility, &c. can he shown, on
application I" Mrs. Milarl's, II Royal street.
JH--1m
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-08

~ E.W HOOkS--Napoleon's Memoir. -cvruiup.
With Prime, amhacer.s, by Baron Ian ron. in .
vols; Tue MILDLY, from the G, of EIwnrI
i:nstelins in !vns; PurlcyA Christmas Tales for l%H
Pareys Christmas lift for 1892 lust received unJ G,r
ale by W NcKEAV ' wi
dec 10 corner nf t,,nn e. fr
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-08

NEW PORK L. BEEF-20 bhlS me So and az l,L
~ prime Pork 90 bhls prime Beet. for S,Ic hv ''0''
DORSEY
ub "a N.yI
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f, JOHNS & co,

E, JOHNS & co,
CTA TONER'S HALL, corner Of st. Charles mud
- Common streets. The subscribers having rccev-
we'd and now in store their assortment of gond fran
England France and The North, offer for sale the fol-
lowing articles:
English Drawing papers of all sizes,
do writing do super rovnl, roval
medium nnd DENY, fonlscar. letter pnprr
ex. large thin vclIum; i" blue laid; do do
copying p per, at all sizes,
London md Bristol boards do f,ncy letter and
note paper, plain, e"boss'd aud coral bro
cude,
American cap, letter mud writing papers from
the hest mills in the Union,
P.ryan Pens Of all descriptions;
Best German and English qnls; Stephens and
P-ryan's writing fluids. Morrson's and
Pcrryan's. hest copying inks; English and
American folio ~ Il Q'lnrto copying upper;
Rodgers + Son. hest cutlery, consisting in
dirk, pen aud desk knives razors and scis-
snrs,
Pocket hooks and wallets Russia and Morocco
leather,
English waters and sealing wax, sunerior quail;
"; Travelling desks and dressing
tckerman's aud Ncwmun'> best nature CL,'s,
Brnnkman and Ackerman's drawing pencils,
Drawing books, Albums and British and Amer.
lean Animals. fer 1889,
Boess-Ensli-h. French, Spanish, Italian, Ger
and Latin. CON i>tiug in classical, law,
medical works literary &C.
Just receiver and for Sale by
n,v20 Is JOHNS &. co.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-08

pOS CHAIR i-lNO duze BOX C,nirs, lust re-.
coivrd, and suitable for shipping for sale Il, the
Louisiana Furniture War. Rn ms
novl} WV RC\HNCS
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NEW ORLEANS
Steam and PuteM Biscuit Bnhcry-Watcrs and

~ No. ". MOrenu (ncar tho Pontclurtran Rail n oad1
Pilot and Navy Bread, Sod. and Wine Biscuit,
Sugar. Butter, Milford and Water Crackers.
All the above articles aro warranted to be of the
hrs quality, and % keep in any climate, being
completely kiln dried.
AlSo,-kiln dried corn meal
Orders left at G. W. Pri chnrl and Tngart, Jr.
corner Magazine and Poydras streets, will receive
prompt attention. Small kegs put up expressly for
family use. l5nov
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THROUGH IN FIVE AND HALF DAYS,
HrOm AInhilf [ La hi In:ll fn 4 unuSta ICcnI

THROUGH IN FIVE AND A HALF DAYS.
From Mobile Gala nma) to Augusta <Gcol
7 EANfS Mobile every other day, Immediately Sttel
4 the arrival of the mail from New Orleans, per th
steamboat EMELISE, to Blakey, coaches to Pensaco.
steamboats, per Pensacola Bay st Rosa sound and Choc
tllche River and l'ny) to Cedar Blue, coaches thence
via Marianne, Cmtt,:,occhce Formerly Noun, Yer.
non, RainbIige, Pindclton; lawksville and Louis.
vile, to Augusta. passengeer taknt; his seat at Mo
bile is in no danger N heiag thrown out losing his
preference by other conflicting Interests, as the FLOtL
ia LINE is hut on. concern, and nnder to
throughout, and may rely WITH CERTAINTY upon his
arrival Augusta in time specified through all wea,h
and at any season. unless most unforeseen
ttopl,e should occur The Great New Orleans Mai
is carried ty this The Agents for acconnotla.
ton, Teams, Coaches and Drivers are not surpassed
the southern country.
The smooth, hard. natural roads, the safe and inter
estiny water navigation, the Time and accommodation
afford the traveller speed certainty comfort and pleas
ing variety; connected as it were with tho Rail Road
Charleston S. e. and the steam packets New York,
travellers can rea.,h New York from New Orleans
Less THAN II nA1s--Washrgton city in 12
From Cha,,ahoochee, Florida, we have Branc
Linz via Quincy and Tallahassee, to st Marks hur
pos, coaches, also i've branches from Hawkinsvils
one to sie'lsc'lle and one to Macon, light two .or.
| coaches. STOCkrONS s. co,
AUGUSTA, 2o,h JAN 1855 :
Office at Mansion House Mobile :
'Disc'ncv, New Orleans to Mobile, $50 mile
Mobile to Augusta, $40 "
Augusta to Charleston, l36 "
Charleston to New York, $50 1870
Time, New Orlean to Mobile, 2s hours
Mobile to Augusta, SO "
Augusta to Charleston, 12 I"
Charleston to New York. So 25s
Making les miles per day. or miles per hour, inclu
sive of all stoppages. nov 10
N. 3. beg leave to intern the public that tha
bridges over the Chatahooehe swamp and Hard Laho,
creek have Just been completed ~ the general govern.
mct, .hc' My obstacles operating ag.ins, this safe and
speedy route thus happily rc'noved and have the
pleasure ollie. 'ns from travellers tina. the coaches or.
S. drivers and calls OF the first order; and as to the
water route from !elsacol. to Cedar Bluff it is admit.
ted by all who iE,v. passed through be usurpasse.
uno,c,cs beauty and safety. The bridges through
Georgia have also beenrelmtcl. j NJ G BAKER
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-08

X ER>EYS-76 bales Kcrscys,
~ Oils barrels Tanners OIL
~ casks winter D,
40 casks fall strained do
CANDLES-3IO boxes Sperm Candles for
sale bv |, HGNi.E'
az 9' Common 9.
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EHLOUR-0OO barrels landing in store, and for
u sale BY q. DORSEY.
dl3 a. New l.pve
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fNUNNY BAGS-5OOO Gunny Bags in store, for SALE
" by CHAMPLlN u COOPER,
ia28 so Julia
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N AllS-70O kegs Nails, assorted sizes, for sale by
~ dlj ADAMS u WHIT \Li G7 Gravicr ),
iiNUN3S-' Mississippi Funds taken al 7, Front L..
Z wee, Tor t;rOrereI. DIS
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LOUISIANA INSTITUTE.


Wis Institution tor the education of Young gentle
l. men, will g" into operation the frat Of Octo-
ber, IN the basement story Jf the Methodist Church
corner Of Gnronele AMI Pc. dras, under the direction
OF the Undersigned VIII" has occupied the chair of
mathematics in several COLLEGES Of the ucrtl and WIN
IS graduate OF one Of the celebrated
of Europe
he course of studies to he pursued in this seminary
WI" be- c"mprcl'enlrd |" the following divisions, VIZ
!. The E"gs' department, cm',r zen. all The
h'unc'c' of thorough and accom- iSlrh English ed
ura'iUn
= The classical department, compromising the
Latin and Greek lnngnngn..
The department modrI" lnugnngr-, in nhirh
will he taught the French Spanish and German Ian
guages.
!. The mn'hcm'tic i and phi'osoph al depart -en
compromising Algebra. ''e"mc'ry, the two rrignou-
cr'r1 with their pri"t''n applInti"n to Su,vryin T.,
Navigation, \etononly, Sc. Natural Philosophy n:,l
Chemistry ILLUSTRATED by nprrop. inte rxpcumcn,s
E'cnins t'lnsscs in the Modern ang,,nurs " in
be formed aud attended to from the LIT Dc,oner
J 'IADDERMANN, A NJ.
REFERENCES:
GIBSON ESQ,
Jackson.
I)r G. A 1I1yE\RERC
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NNiitSkEi-.5 barrels rrcri,ird. for suchy
w ,J!j G. DORSEY, 81 New Leve4
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NEW LAW and Medical Books:
~ Curtis Digest of cases edJudicated in courts of
Admiralty of the U. s. and England anew aud va1ua-
bic work.
Peers Digest of cases in the Supreme, Circuit and
District Courts, q new supply, vo
Nistars Anthony, new edition, received ny ran
cost
The American Medical Almanac fl lt39, new and
useful medical pocket hook for Medical gentlemen,
And an assortment Ut the most approved Law and
Medical works. T.. JOHNS Il Co,
jul7 cor Common L 81 Charles SITS
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4 AHI)-l00u Kegs for sale by
IL ja29- SrETSON & AVERY. 80 Grnvicr st
TNLDUR-300 bnls superhne landing from steamer
IL Splendid, in for sale by
ian 81 G. DORSEY, a New l.evc"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-08

OMBARD 4 cos Boston and New Orleans
IA Lii q Of Packet Ships.-Thls new line of shjDs
has been expressly built to run hcwacn the above
ports, and will be found Of suitable draft of water;
accommodations for passengers, and every effort
VIII be 'nade to give general salts action, I no
line Is composed of tho 70 lowing ships:
Cherokee. AIS tons Capt J Harding,
carolina, 4OO do S LcmisI,
Charleston, 374 do EIdridse,
Coumb!ana, 625 do G Barker.
Seaman, $40 do J [Iowes.
Bombay, G25 do ID iumphrcv,
The above sh ps all now, of the first lass,
copper fastened and coppercd, commanded by men
OF great experience, have large accommodations,
with separate ladies' cabin; every attention will be
pad TO passengers, and the very ,cs of stores pro
vided for them
The packets will BIO lowed up and down the Mis-
s.ss'pp, and the strictcst punclra'i u served in
the time OF sailing, and should tho regular vessels
be detained in arriving, other ships equally rs good
Will IN all cascs be substituted. A share of patron
age solicited aud the agents pledge themselves to
accommodates as much practicable, to receive
and forward goods by id line at the most moder
alc charges, and to advance all cxpen SEES on goods
shipped, if required
The ships Will leave the LIST and 10th of every
month. For irug t or passage. apply to the agents.
j A MERRITT, 50 Common st.
N. d. Adva, cenents made on consigunle is
to Mcssrs. A. &. Lombard & Co.
nov27
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N1ANIlI.\ CORDA'.E-50 rnil. as<ortcd s'zcs
W in store, and for Ito by TIIAYER &C.,
ja26 n Poyiras :,
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a NDREW SMITH & CO., respectfully inform
IA their friends and the public in General. that
they occupy the new brick shop, 2l9 Tchoupl,onla
street, where they keep constantly on hand Copper,
Tin and Sheet Iron War;, of every description,
81 CHI as copper Stills kettles, and rmps tin bath
ing tn 8, and oil cans of all sorts and sizes, and all
other brass casting done at shortest notice.
Crate bars of every de- criplion, srcl as steam.
boat stlrrups, hog chains, screw bolts, and other
kind of steamboat work, such US chimncys brcecl
c., steam pipes.
They will also do all kinds Of out door work,
such a z'rc, copper md tin roofing and guttcriny,
&c. They Abovo and all other kinds OF work in
their line of business, they will execute 4, tho
shortest notice. dcc97
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4JAFEiH PAFEk-Iust recaived at n ChLrlres st
1 500 reams B'andyw'e letter paper, blue & white
2OO liubhard's do do do do I,
100 ID Ames do do do do
500 " HlldSUn's do do do do
500 " fine u superfe cup blue & white.
Part OF the al we plain and part ruled, together
with good assortment oflnrge writing papers, such
folio posi- deny, medium. royal an,l suer royal blue
and wl'le for sale on accommodating tern s. by
DAVID FELT Il Co, N Stuoners Hall,
Ja28 "a Charities st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-08
FRANKLIN rNElRnIARY

.G'rhc pnckct ship NASHVILLE, is now d<cI,a,-
siing her carg""ppos'c the Vegetable marke.. Con-
.IgneeS will please attend to the receiving of their
so"ls. COHEN, Agent,
fchi 90 Comn,nn At
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-04-23

"But the Caedonian says that Mr. Van Buren,
was opposed TO the last war. - State Paper.
Very true, the Caledonian said that evan Buren,
opposed the last war, and James Madison as the
war candidate for the Presidency, and did not give
up his opposition till he that his course was
unpopular when he joined the war parry" The
Caledonian says still. 1t is true, and every per-
son that has perused the political history of those
times, knows it TO be The State paper quotes
the public acts of Mr. Van Buren, in eighteen hund-
red and thirteen to disprove our statement Now,
we admitted that when "he his course (oppo-
son to war measures) was unpopular he joined
the war parly"-that is, about 1913, when the war
was nearly half over, and was valiant in aoords, as
all hypocrites are, in politics religion. But pre-
vious to that he in favor of De Wit Clinton for
President, in opposition to James Madison, who
came into Office in 1909, the candidate for
the Presidency, with large share of popularity
Van Buren, then commenced trimming his sails for
a,political somerset and about 1S13 formally 'jump-
ed Jim Crow" and supported Madison's admins
tration. This perfectly consistent with
the man. The popular cause, as soon as he ascer-
tains it to be such, is bis He has belonged
to all parties, fact we'll known TO every body that
is familiar with his serpehtlne career.
The State Paper oennot deceive intelligent men
upon subject of this sort, when history and the
recollection of those who lived in those days,
roborate the facts as stated by US. The State Pa
per should have more sefrespect than TO treat the
subject it did, if it intended thereby to induce
the belief that what the Caledonian said was UNI
true; but suspect it is we'll convinced of the
truth of our statement, and only made use of the
quotations to mslead the ignorant-and very igno-
rant they must be, who do not know the fact for
which we contend.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-04-23
The Providence Journal remarks:

The NEW ENGLAND GAZETTEER, containing de-
scriptions of all the States, Counties and Towns in
New England; also descriptions of the principal
mountains, rivers, lakes, capes, bays han bors, is
lands and fashionable resorts within that territory,
by JOHN HAYWARD, Boston. Several years of
labor have been expended in the preparation of
this work for the PRESS and upon examination of
its pages find it contains a vast amount of infor-
nation calculated to be particularly useful to the
man Of business we'll to the general reader.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-04-23

Mr. PRENrIss SPEECH. We have commenced
and shall conclude next wesk--the publication of
the Speech of Mr. Prentiss, of Mississippi, in Con.
gress, upon the enormous defacations of Govern.
ment officers. The reputation ofthe man is a suf
hcient recommendation to ensure it careful peru,
SAL Let the reader bare in mind that the men who
compose the present administration, were clamor.
Gus to defeat Mr. Adams reelection because one
Tobias Watkins-an officer under Mr. A.-had en-
bezzled $4,000 of the public funds, and who was
forthwith imprisoned therefor. Now there are bund
reds ofdelaulters, to hundreds of times that amount
and they are not only not punished, but are con-
tinued in and re-appoInted to office, except, per-
chance, one occasionally runs off with his pockets
stuffed with spols. How changed the scene,-
Watkins was the only man under Mr. Adams, who
ever proved guilty of defalcation, oven by the
searching operation of Gen. Jackson, when he
came into Office
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-04-23

% The Augusta, Me, Correspondent of the
Boston Atlas, says -"The dIsgracefuI manner in
which our Madawaska war has been conducted by
our Loco Foco rulers, does not seem TO meet the
appreciation of the people. Our municipal cleo
tons this Spring have resulted highly favorable to
the Wings. Calais, Watervifle, Belfast, Windham
Mnot Albion, Greene, and Wilton, all of which
towns represented in the Legislature by Lo-
cos, have elected Wing town officers. In the most
il not in all of these towns, the election WAS put
party grounds.