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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22
{. MOVES,
SCDGNDY DNN FIST,
or B.iLTIaORE,

hHEiNG on professional visit 90 Jefferson
NJ county. repeatedly announces 10 his
friends ssd the public that he 70 prepared To at
tend TO tire calls ol those Who may wish To ob-
tain his services, aud may be found II CAarER's
HoTEL. No operation ~bich uAsy be entrusted
TO h'. care Will be permitted ~ pass his hands
which cannot be recommended - being OF the
most perfect description. His ARTIFICIAL.
WORK embraces Whots SETS Of teeth aud part Of
Seis. either on Gold Plate or roots Of teeth aud
also Coll Osiuraiors. to soPPly natural defects
"a the roof Of the mouth aud palate.
h ell his .f'fGeioi sroTk uill be done without
the aid ofs je~elIer, the Sdsptstiou aud symme-
Try may be relied on ~ being As perfect 81 the
nature OF The profession Is capable OF being made
sGJ@Mr. MOVES has had very e1tsnsiye en-
psT'esee during The last two ye ara in the inser.
''on OF entire sets OF teeth for the upper Jaw,
90 what 10 Usually denODinsted the ''.3fmosJh,v-
'e PrsssH's PTi''ciPis," in msnDer 10 afford the
greatest pleasure aud satisfaction To the uearrr.
80. presumed that Mr.. N. 10 already go "a.
sotao'y Enovu as Dentist in this county that
further reference would be useless.
ChaEiestovn. Aug. IS. 1889.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22
DISSOLUTION.

E2AX1IS So D0GCB
lESPECrFULLf Informs ~, frisbas and
= customers. that he will continue .. the old
s'shd' ~hs's he uiiI be happy TO vat 90 the
tOFmoF customers 81 Bogus 4 Cloth isF asd Ill
Others no may favor him Vim their custom
end pledges himself that nothing shall BE- want
Ing "n his part 90 give general saiishaeuao
"" YORK 'bsIl Be 'qHai " not Jnp.rior 10 aay
dOOs 10 the Cities
eS-Thsnkful for past fsvoF' hs soiicits eon-
tInuanoe AaFmsl y Isln "a
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For anlc.

Al HANDSOME FRANEiIs STOVE, ED
"a YENDkh APPig ~ ihn Oaios.
August %, 1870 III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22

AaNNAA EaRaNa
~ WV FessiTihs go opssisg. ~ ahesaa-
- aosh stsssi. - tie hgsss f.fisssly ossspisd
- 1obe - NHsos, - siess saf Post Of.ss.
isfss ana Esasfai assogtnsat q
Dry Goods, GrOrerfes aaa
LTQUonG,
Nhlsh pledge myssif % ell low 81 sssh. "a
strhasgs fpf soasify pfptsss ~ sssh psises.
u = ssHasesssss foF ns - iafusn tLs pabiis
thei Goods eas ~ solA 80 Dsf ssst eAssFsr ~
ssth hes thsy sss ~ srsfa atsfs
JERE.NLlH STFTESN
HsspeFsFsfgy. Asssst .. 1913 ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22
PUBLIC SALE.

AA/ILL be cold, 81 pubic sale. on .Hondsy
w ht 9ih Of SsPisHsbsr merit, at the residence
OF the undsrsigaed, near Csmsron's Depot, all
n. Personal Property, amongst which are the
following:
46 head Of Hogs-i5 head OF Sheep,
Several good Work Horses-l6 he Ad Cattle,
~ acres OF Cons OF 10 tons Of Hay,
Ooe set Of Blscksp,iihs Tools,
Two Wagons. one Cart, and every variety Of
Farming Ctcnsiia
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}. 9. GREGORY l. CO.
Managers,

WA'H'SSyss CTS. d. G.
EFAi Orders fFon dRtsaes By nail
promptly attended 10, spd The 4sa inKs iBys-
fisbIy sent 80 soon ~ over.
August l. 1889
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22
TO RENT,

TO RENT,
The large and eOInnlOdfous
House
foh many yssFs occupied 80 . hotel By The
- late Nc ltsaus. ~ y hsw undergoing q
thosough repair. snd posse.sioo cen BE- had ,ns
@ed's'sly' AFpiy 10 ~. KEYS. va ,os
JOH.N MITES
August p 1919
land for sale.
WE sub'eribsr viii ssii % public ssis. o.
ihs hlshsst bidder. bsfors he door u D,s-
~ kn'lsFh tavern, o. shspbsfdstgwn. ~ s,f.,-
aaV ~ 2iH y S'Pis-5fy.
SS acres Of 0rst-Fnte Land,
Lying sbout one B,ilo south u shsDksts.t,v,
immedfsssiy - she sosd issding 90 Chsriss,ovu
snd saioinfng The lads ~ walter q Sssiby snS
VIZ. isekiidsF snd othsrs--a pofiioa n ~h,rb !,
- me T'~ssT. The 'sls 70 isks place ~ W
o'eiock
Tsrms nsas baeus On ths asy sfssi.
August =. 1872
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a House md Lot
PUBLIC S.FEE.

EDURSUANT to . decree % the circuit .u.
n Perios court Of Law and ehsnerr, Of LET.
,eo'"n county, pronounced on the a6th day Of
June. 1889. in suit 10 which Sarah ID. Is. t.eoe
kSaTdiao Of the 'nfaDt children Of Doctor John
sfseos, deceased, Is plaintiff. snd the said an
iaht' aud Johu BrI.coe are defendants. the .ub.
.er'oei Will offer for sale. 90 the pt-mise. IN
shephstdstosh on Satu,ass the 3iIt asv ~ .fu-
ss', 1889, AZ ~ O'Clock,
The House and Lot
IN sad town. the late Fesidence OF the saiA
John Br'seos, deceased. now occupied By Jacob
!" Reynolds, Esq Tho hooss 10 Of birch, t~o
stores high. and - very ds.irable res,denes
u - 'nuated on German street, adioi.nS The
lots OF kcPiinger and ID. Staley
The terms " saIo will bs-one- fourth cash
ahu Inc residue IN three equal pay AehIs 81 sin,
twelve, Snd eighteen months. Bond. ~i,h AZ.
eurIty' and deed Of trust on the property.
Will be required TO secure the deferred nav
meats.
EDWARD z. COOKE, com.,'r.
Aug. 8. 1899 -lw
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To Wood Cutters,
jefferson 90. Jockey Club.

9DHE Races this Fall will eoamsnes over
- this hne eourss, . milss from Cbsrie.town.
Va, % Tss'dsg tAs liza day IF SsptsssLev, 1889.
First dsy-Pur.e 5000 mile heat.-sams
day. sweePsisks, for , yesr oId.-Eatrapee
SiOO-s50 forfeit-three entries OF more TO
make ssee, TO BE- banned and closed by the 10Th
September.
I'd esy-Pur,e $3.50 mile heats. Same
day. s~sep.isks for {? year olds. one nile out
l-Entranee s25-three entries, and closed.
I'd day-Purss S2O0-be.t in , Sane da,.
. s~ssPstskes for 4 year olds-9 mile heats
Entrance ei5o-forfeit Ss0-thres or more "a
maks . race-to DO named and closed By the
10Th September
9TH day-Purse S50-m;is heats, for County
raised untried year oids-Entranee 500 or
"'ote ,o make race, Co be named and closed
the day before the race
Entrance 10 the Purses of krst and third dsys
$40 esch-io that Of the ID day, SO.
BY order Of the Club
WA. CROW, Trta,ursr.
Jehssson county. Virginia..
August %, 1899.
FT. Psfvist, Baiiilsrs; U1ig, RieLmoaS; Ma
'o""i I"tihgsae'r, sHd Spirit u fhs 7iR,t, r,u
Pisais PubIiIA. nc
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TNsIiST SALE.

ERtNT MALE.
NJ virtue Of . decd Of trust, given on the
~ 4th % June. 1885, by johnson Garrett, 60
the uoder.'gasd. % trustee. for tho bsss ft Of
Jane, Foley. (Which deed 10 Of Sesord IA the
'",t once VI Jefferson county, will pro-
eeeo 10 sell, ~ public suction. TO the highe,t
bidder. for ready money, 90 Ssiu,Sa, ias IliA n
S'Pi'FHssr ~sri. on the premises,
n House md Lot
Lying snd being IN South BoiiVar-oesr the re-
s'dsnee OF Mt Gorge Little. The House .. o
iarss J story stone building, covered With .IaIe.
JOHN {. UNsELD. Tra,fes.
August IS. IsJg
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"TtslliNG - fs5see ~ stsek q GcoJs
w % nate fosm Zoe Yen soppiy, sif
ssiI ihsm - af cOsT ron CASH Grss
Bsfgsius asy bs srpseisa
AsEnl I1 lsg2.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22

10 Number LOiieTy-l2 Drawn Ballots.
TEkETs fIo--shsTos 10 properties.
@-ror Tickets and shares OF Csstrnssass
address
d. 9. GREGORY A. IN
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G'IOfI,s a d.nssI,,,erc.


Evans pills.
hR WA SWANS esi~lssisd tonis so O.
~ Psfiost Pills. "f.F che euss % s,iH,ss
sHsotions, Covshs, CSlds. Sore Threat, AstAsa.
Liver complaint. SOD ~ fAoss dasssss Of . As1-
sosVsF tiod. 10 Shsch homsn sstsss u subysss
vhsFs tAs stoassk - aassisA. F" ios sals >, Al.
store ~ - A RTuat-ret
Aorn.i q 1913
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saales' satin EBoot~,
NEW ssiisIs. 60 ssls ~
- r & sisAfo0sE b co.
AuEus, iS is1y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22
STATE OF VIRGINIA
Academy Lottery

Class No. yoH 1889.
10 be drawn 81 AieEs sdFia, Va Ca Sstu~d.v RG.h
81 August. tSJ2.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-24
'For Auld Lang Syne.
THE U. S. BANK-THE SUSpEN
SION, &c.

That this safe and solven, institution,
the present head and mother Of the whlg
party of this Union, Is total wreck, no
one in his senses eau, il seems TO Us,
longer doubt. lis stock in Now York,
ON the 18th lust, fell to$70 share !!
rhis'is a reduction Of 800 share since
the fret whig victory in New York, in
November, 1887, And it is worthy of
passing remark, if not smile, that
whig stock has kept very equal pace
with the stock Of the bank! And both
have sunk under the loads. OF irreJecm~
able paper that they havo to carry, from
FIVE cen, shinplaster, TO post note oI
five hundred thousand. There is but
one regret that any person should ex'
press at the prospect Of an end being
put 10 these fraudulent practices, ant
The prospect!of speedy winding up o
the United States Bank, and all thos,
Immediately connected with its entang'
1 ling alliances. That regret is the num-
Der OF innocent men that must suffer il
the wreck; In fact, in 60 monstrous
bankruptcy, the whole country mus
partake more or less Of the temporar
arrangement produced, but the relic
that trade, commerce, and a solver
credit will soon experience, will far out
weigh all the immediate evils that vii
be inflicted upon society. In reality lh
. p ospect is cheering 10 inividual capii'
and private credit-to honest induslr
. and sound stable commerce. Even i
. New York, there is already relief eA
, peripncod. if the accounts Of letter W.T.
:, tert are TO be believed; and the univel
Z. sal senlimen, seems TO be, that there
v not the least feals Of a general suspeI
Q sion there, though we should look 70
O here and there, rotten corporation
even ia New York, for doubtless ih'
Y have some such, 10 60 by the board {
ihe good Of the country.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-24
COSMOPOLITAN
For the Democrat.

In looking over the last Massillon
Gazette,l find that The Able Doctor has
been again 'sho,ri"g his ,mpudcnce';ths
seere TO bea p,edonln characteristic
with the Immaculate DR.. il is no won
der that he is led to complain that his
practice interferes with his editorial las
bors; his last abortion indicates strong
ly that his female patients have received
more tn n Ihc1r ordinary attention Of at",
But the Doctor in closing this des
psrntc edort Of his, he says!! 1--we Nave
aided The least in bringing about SO glo.
rious result meaning the defeat Of Mr.,
B. we feel amply rewarded. We think
the Doctor, has made as much out Of IT,
as the man who found the soap mine
and his self comp'ac ncy and croakins
reminds, us Of The Frenchman and tn,
pig, the pig in rubbing against a pile o
boards, threw them over on 10 him
this produceda a great bue& cry and vo
ciferous aqueaIing,on the part Of th
pig, contributing very much to the a
musemeDt Of the frenchman, who ex
claimed "there" dat pig tink he don
one tam great thing.
TUCKABUS.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-24
For The Democrat.

Messrs Edi,ors.-ft is strange that
the Editor of the Advocate is forced 10
be his own correspondent.
He over the signature of "Voter,"
endeavOrs to worm himself into the
good feelings of The Warrenites, and
the Southern Democrals,by giving them
his sympathies; do they regard his sym.
pathiesl : Do they value his loving
kindness : No.
He says "Goshen" stiematises The
as Hullites {; that is as false as the ed:
itor himself. "Goshen" marked james s
in the South. as a traitor to his party
and we should look for no other result
when it is matter of public notoriel)
that his namssake has been for som'
Nlime his sole companion in his visits tc
he County Seat. Treacbery is con
giobs; and we mus, judge man b,
company and his fruits.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-24

A GREAT CABBAGE.-Our read
ers perhaps have heard Of the great
Cucumber Of Maryland. five feet in
length, the great Squash Of Massac chm
setts, weighing lis pounds, of the
Rhode Island Pumpkin, the Pennsylva-
MIA Turnip. and the Ohio Beet, raised
at Masslllon; but they never thought of
the great Cabbage raised in Dover by
Thomas Sharpe, measuring 46, inches
rin diameter, and ofas much solidity as
the head ofany Wing editor within so
miles of the place.
By the by, any, of our farmers who
have raised any big things, (excePtI
children, } will please "pass EN- alongi"
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-24

4he Editor of the Advneate break :
out in apowerful appeal 10 the insul'Cd
feelings Of the Warreniles, and Perry =
ties; rushing into the field "a their
champion and the guardian Of Their
rights. We say with Shakespeare,
"Gud save the foundation" when our
common enemy's sympathy is awaken
ed.
Mr.. Patrick, your -6rebrsnd has not
yet reached our magazine; i;s portal is
eterRaIly locked against your artlices
and iulrigues. Your bomb she'll will
not destroy onr ranks; It will burst al
your own feet, and send your own four
quarters "kicking against high heaven,
when mercy's cry wlll not be heard in
your behalf.
The Editor (as every other rogue
should be) is caught in his own trap'
The disorganlzatioR Of our own party
is aimed at; his manifestation Of friend
ship is all base hypocracy; for instance,
he now says ofour friend Nc Connell,
"he is q highly respectable citizen in
private life, qualified for Representative
&C." to this the Democracy of Tusca-
rawas County will respond; but wba
did he say Of our friend Nc Connell and
another highly respectable citizen a
| Warren, last October, at was rather
mean affair." he said ito see the PSst
Master Of New Cumberland david
Nc Connell) hang round the doors o
the propretor's paper, to carry out slau
der against his neighbors; and it is still
a less BUSINESS to see judge (Lappin,
poking his nose into such low petty
business"
Oh! Patrick, where is your blushl
purchase a little Carmins, six and q
quarter cents worth, and paint your
cheeks behind the door, that The worc
may think you can blush.
This then 10 the head and front o.
Patrick's sympathy for bis democratic
f lends; base hypocricy and disor.
ganising spirit, making the entire man
Look at youra6les, Mr. Editor, before
you again bliadly set snare. for your
own neck.
DOVER.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-24
DOVER.
For The Democrat.

Messrs Editors. -As your papers
came under my eye, l was lille tIck'
led in reyowlng two communications
over the signatures Of 'Anti Gas and
'Auii,llumbug', in which were briefly
exhibited the outlines Of an old friend,
one whose early opportunities had bosn
much neglected, and though he is total
y Incompetent for the high and res-
pectsble station of an editor, for two
very obvious reasons; viz. hs misera-
b e ohhogtaphy, and his murderous
synta , he Is nevertheless clever good
,earled fellow; and though he may
"show a little impudence" at times,
he is harmless and void Of malice, pos
sessi1g social virtues, and yet not en-
joying conversational tact Of a high
intellectual order.
As an CID acqaaintanco, Messrs Ed
itors, | claim the privilege Of sustaIn'
ing f lend Abel against the lampoonlngs
OF 'Au;i Gas and Anti Humbug.'
would request those writer's. who are
strangers to me,to leave stubborn facts
alone, they are too powerful to be .hrus
at any man, aud ii the Good Being ha
no, thought proper ito bestow on ou
friend un Ordinary share Of intellect o
common sense: honestly think It an
ungenerous ac,to charge him with i'm
berilhy Of mind and W akneSees owe
which he has no on'rol.
N1essrs Editors. do urge your oorrcs
pondents to wri,o agalns, my friend
] different mannor, and then only, vi
| relish the controversy; but TO charg
him with lo,bIcs growing out OF his COZ
sllutional softness, is ungencrous ar
unkiud.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-24

The Ohio Banks are following in the
footsteps of their predecessor. alias the
Great Regulator. The Cincinnati and
Wooster Banks have already suspen-
ded, and the Massillon Bank. is onthe
eve of contraction. II one half ofthe
paper bankers would invest L cir
capital, in land Banks coal Banks and
Banks s,of iron ore, we would hear Of
fewer suspensions, and no longer be
dependent on Great Britain. Our com
mercial men would be able TO cope with
every nation; our currency would as-
sumo steady pace, and move on smooth
and perpetual. a .f
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-24

TIE uKhAI USUkLk PROS
TRATED.-f1'he United s. Bank
that institution which has wuged all
eight years war with our government,
and used every art and device TO ,arnish
the American name, by bee comiug debit
or to England, has at Iaet brought down
destruction on lis own head. After
brDing talents, aud buying presses, TO
UPHOLD il in its unholy cause Of making
tho 'rieh richer, and the poor, poorel,'
has al last suspended, stopped, broke TO
pieces.
1t has long been known, that this
institution was more the bank Of Eng
land, than the U. s. Or 10 use o
metaphor, it was a key in England's
iron hand, trying 10 unlock our Union.
The U. s. Bank was The first to
suspend in 1897, and the last 10 resume;
again it has been The first to suspend,
that too, against the will Of the ma jor'
ity Of the other banks. Had it even
uCGh III 10 cUuuu COuutNiuH No tuOoS ~
drew into the vortex, there weuld in all
probability been no suspension. Bu
beng under foreign influence, it had tc
drain its own vaults Of specie, and issue
post notes 10 procure more, all 10 b'
shipped 10 Epgland,tO gil up the breach
in tho currency there, while our banks
commercial men and manufacturers
0 now have to pocket the loss. lhl
| they knew would be the csse, but cOul
' moi avoid it,until the monster had draw
4 in eight or ten millions for expectation
. by the sale of post notes. As soon a
: il could sell no more, and seeing tn
other banks had discovered its under
8 handed work, and were about 10 unit
: in opposing such Infamous proceedings
:, il falls TO pieces, with millions ofirre
!, deemable paper in circulation. Thos
Y Banks that were it's victims, must ne'
,r essarilyssuspend TO save ihemselye
Thenexl question is, who are 70 |
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-24

ne losers The people Of The U. 8
slll undoubtedly. Not The Bank, or its
english stockholders. No. No. The
schemes ofthis grand forger, are Too
deeply laid, to injure the prime movers,
even should il never resume again.
Now that the U. S. Bank is an ene-
my to our prosperity, is evident to all,
and the sooner It is crushed, the better.
We hope the people of Pennsylvania
will watch the Hydra.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-24

BY his example II Is plainly demon
strated, that man is the architect Of his
cwn fortunes BY Industry aud perseve
rsRce, with the aid Of books, now ac>
cessible to all, young apprentices and
mechanics may surnount the Alpine
summit Of science, and take their sta
tions, with superior advantages, by the
side OF those who have become ensrva..
ted within the walls Of college. No
one in our land Of intelligence Is excu>
sable for growing up under the dark
shades ofignorance. The sun of science
has risen, and all who Will, may bask
in lis genial ravs. The field Of knowl-
edge ard path to glory are open TO all
The means Of acquiring information are
far superior TO those enjoyed by Sher-
man and Franklin. Let their bright
and shining examples be initiated by
Coumbia's sons, and our happy repub-
Iicwlll live for centuries. Let ignorance
corruption, and fanaticism predominate
and the fair fabric of our freedom, rear
ed by The valor, and cemented by the
blood OF the revolutionary patriots, will
tremble, totler, and fall.- hudson.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-24
PENNSYLVANIA,

The Buckshot war in Pennsylvania, has rous-
ed the Democracy of the Key Stone State. Last
year there was but bare majority in the house
Of Representative, in favor of the Democratic
party, now the Senate has majority of three,
and in the house of Representative, more than
two TO one. wt-.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-24

JAIL BREAKING, And swar,wous-
ing.-Two individuals confined in the
Jail at New Philadelphia, awaiting their
trial for robbery, succeeded in making
their escape on Sunday night last, and
have not since been he ard of.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-24

All ?oisubo hhNInS FTOspeciuseS OF
the Ohio Democrat, will please send
them In,
THE TIMES Oh The Times |!
The Times This is the cry of the
Wing press throughout the country.
There Is scarce whig paper comes to
hand, that has not some lamentabe tale
Of "The Times" to unfold; even the
last number ofthe Massillon Gazette
came clustering into the world with a
budget Of unhuDg ideas instinctively
put together, labelled The Times 'Tis
true the times are hard, very hard,
things are in crippled state; but what
philosophy ,Eere is in crying out so
piteously,is lie more than we can dream
Of.
There is now great struggle at is>
sue; reformation is about 10 be made
IN our couniry's affairs; and never was
there a reformation made yet, without
some temporary Inconvenience to the
community in which it took place.
When there is a great and lasting good
to be obtained where is that individual
who calls himselfa MAN, that would not
be willing TO make some sacrifices.
Our currency had become SO de-
ranged and fuctuaied, by banks and
stockholders, when Andrew Jackson
went into the presidential chair, that
it was entirely beyond conirol. Spec
ulation ragged and was ihe mania from
one end Of the Union 10 The other. A
crisis was approaching deplorable in-
deed, to the interests Of Of our country.
But Precedent jackson perceived the
EVIL, and was determined 10 strike
at its root. BY his administration were
we saved from total bankruptcy. He
checked the evil in its career, end now
the administration of Martin Van Bu-
rem is about TO correct and reform it.
In correcting and reforming such an
evil, who would not put up with hard
times for while, that we may have a
bard and sound currency. Not the
hard iron currency Of Lycurgus, bu,
currency based upon constitutional
principles one that cannot expand, con-
tract, aud EXPLODE, to the ruin of the
many, ana aggrandizement Of the few.
Though the times are hard,and things
look little blue, ,slIl, we are confident
that better times are coming ;and ifany
rejecting person will bnt for a moment
look into the future, (only few years. J
he can foresee the results; when the
Grea! measures now revolving In the
minds Of the people, will have been de-
cided. We alIuoe to the period when
The Independent Treasury shall have
become Law, when the revenue will
have 5esn placed III the care Of officers
held amenable Tor any depredatlons
commit Cd; when government funds
will no longer be held by rotten banks
when the U. 5. Bank (of England, vii
4 haye ceased to weld lis usurIous power
over our country's affairs; when 10 pa
: per corporations will bo allowed 10 issu'
above twenty five per cent, over thei
capital stock when our commerce vii
\ be uninterrupted; our exports more thai
i our imports, the balance ftraie in ou
g favor, our manuluc les doubled, ou
peo 10 happy, frugal, and absoIved iror
d indebtedness 10 all iorcign governments
Ii Is true, the greater part Of thcs
blessings are yet TO come; but com
what NAV. lhpv will comc
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER PA $780,

GEORGIA ELECTION The following is
the vote for Governor in 62 counties McDon-
aid. Dem. 26,72l Doughorty, w. 26,7I4.
The L. in both its branches, wllIbe Dem.