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10 THE PUELIC.


n II. ID. T.. A. BISATNEEeD having been in
ES The regular practice OF medicine for the last f-
teen years, and thereby gained an extensive knowledge
in the science of medicinal! operations, is induced,
through the solicitations OF numerous friends to offer
the public his PURELY VEGETABLE PILLS, in
the use of which THOUSANDS have been cured from IN
ELAAMAToRY aud other Diseases of long standing. He
trusts they will not be taken glack medicine, he
can fully snbstantiae his character AMI kewise,
that of the nedcnc. by those individuals who have taH
ken il, will the most decided benefit and rel to their
suferings.
That the prominent feature in all diseases Orig-
mates from dcranged state Of the BOWELS, be
denied, and as these Pills have been used for many
years producing the sauary effect, he is theSefore
Inclined TO throw himself before generous public con
hdonl that fair trial will insure that encouragement
which he merits. f.t aifll stl i4..H tiS.a !.
For testimonials Of character DR.. Brainerd most re-
sphctully refers 10 the following medical gentlemen;-
Parker Cleaveland, NJ D.. Professor OF Chemistry and
Matera hediea, el..i
Daniel Oliver, NJ d., Professor Of Theory and Prac-
John D. Wells, NJ. d., Professor ofAnatomy and Sur
james McKcen. NJ d.. Professor Of Midwifery,
Botcdofn College, Mime.
Henry II. Childs, M d., Professor Of theory and prac
tce Of Medicine H' ~ II i5Ns
Chester Dewy, NJ. d., Professor of Chemistry, Natu-
M raj Phlosoph nd botany, ~
Berkshire Medical hstttution lfass.i
NJ b. No Druggist or Apotftcafy VIII be appointed
agent under any circumstances whatever.
PRICE IS CENTS, SINGLE BoX-S2 PER DOZ.
DR.. BRAISERD's HEAD QUARTERS or sale of PURE
Lf VEGETABLE PILLS at 5rga II
Fr a No. 4, Lombard sts
1 (Betwcen Calvert &South ST reefs
Baltimore, July "a, 1910. 'cOd6.
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Your obedident Servant,
JOHN CObEMA AN.
Copy cfa Letter from the Rer. P, Morris. -

Copy q a Letter from Tie Rer. P. motifs.
Rock Hill, April %, 1870
Dear Sir,-in consequence of line benefit have de-
rivedfrOn the ofthe Hydropedesiac ExirI havegv
my consent 10 give publicity To facts which have oc-
Cured in my For three or fsur years
have been afflicted with severe cough, which affected
my breast and lungs much could scarcely speak fOr
nearly six months, at the time accompanied with
frequent discharges from my lungs. had recourse to
many medicines without tile least eflecl, when, upon
hearing of the Hydropedesiac EIiXir, was induced to
purchase bottle, which afforded me conside rable
lief. purchased the second bottle and before using
Two thirds of it [ was restored to perfect health.
Yours respectfully,
rs PHILIP MORRIS.
Sold by -.r-re-s G. s.. DUHURST,
Corner of Pratt ST. and Dugan's wEarf lower end of
Centre Market space, Baltimore. ~ an 10
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R-ATTENTION BE- l. % HE.f DS.sEm
A 3 r all the remedies devisedi or the restoration
" and preservation OF tie Hair nothing has been
found equal to .aiberts Oeaginous Hair Tonic. sci
dom fails to restore The lair 10 health and eauiy Ma
ny who were bald three months ago. exhibit
luxuriant heads OF bair w Tie use ei it.
Copy of aleitef from DR.. s. FITCH diaca
Us PHLA DELPHIA, Naval J, 1888.
Dear Sir-I feel that can hardly say ennungh to ypu
in favor of .fLe7ts OteagfnotS Hair Tonic prepared by
YOU. My hair had been falling nt abSut years. and
Ind become very thin. threat .ang speedy badness
week, il ceased TO fall off. iiisc used inow about
three MONTHS, aed haVe as full and thick head of hair
as can possibly desire. have recommended its USE
% number Of my friends, who all speak well of il.
f,ithfiIY empoyel, have doubt OF its genera sue
cess may add that before using te Tonic hat, tried
almost all The various aricea employed for DIE lah
such as the MscassaI Oil adj the different 4reara,ns
OF Bears Oil, Vegetable Hair Oil, &c. &C. without exe
rencing much, If any, benefit.
Respectfully yours,
.l .' -.i- al 10 yiss.fi ir t5a &. 8. FITCH,
FL .i- la snaaNiE .e4 lfn- No. l72 Che;Dt street.
CO. Before DR.. Fitch used this roEIc BIZ hair legan 10
be asAY but since then there is not graz haH 70 be
The abeve preparation is sold y ,,,.,,,,,r
10 Corner Dugan's wharf aud Pratt snet,
ma2S lower ond of Centre Market Im,e
HD LA,s s.Els45 A. ~, !, a 1.a.e : l...e .Af.S
n Just received Q fresh supply OF WpTTIs's crie-
bracd mchiue spread STRENGTHENING PLASTERS. The
we'll known and Established efficacy of -e Plasters in
pils OF ti breast side lack and Iin,bs
Rheumatism, Colds, Coughs, Astlirna, Liver Complaint.
Whoopins Cough, &c renders further catinlGnt unne
cesrary pmchaSers should be Particular tosee hatie
fac sime of The PROPRIETOR Is printed on lack the
plaster, as others are sold W f-g
gisis generally. 10 obtain the genuine arpIY 20
SETH 4. HANCE. Cc:l-iai Ag,nt,
{ sp ~ t'n'nrr Charles and Plna sts.
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- PREPARED BY JA,,JB HttbCK BnHnere,
EyO8 the cure of The aoi'qwIng diseases Ininors
n rheumatism, Gout,, Palsys King NoimS itcil t1h
Cramps, Iiurns, scads, and all kinds of swelling VI
tended with pain. f5ssF .sss.
GJ-I'he LiNliiFfT s'sn be oplalned al lioOi .
with Iaopef dr. ctions for using. Price SO cents.
mai2--Gm -aspsy
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fr&lGJGBP AND PASSAGE FOR -
+ BHp1aE De GRACE .9ND PORT DEPOSIT. y
q esssz. The Steamboat GOV. WOLCOTT
Capt. Kenny, has commenced her trips
and win leave Patierson's wharf every
Tuesday and Saturday mornings, al O'Clock.
Returning will leave Font Deposit every Wednesday
mud Sunday mofnine's nj tie fonr, ard Will land
passenzsrs At Remnants wisaff, Gheslerown and
n Howeil's Point.
GO-The spocothas bnen leTsannfd gEd thoroughly
ana enseiy repaired jpil IN hull and machinery, pnd
sal the est possible ufie a e,.t .s 80 "
s fsjaa9 z541 MAJ. OWEN, 3,
2 .a'9ra AGENT
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TLilzalgA flILasD 10 be a eTcct and pc, maaep
w eurc--.er siie BY sgFr sIfrf # s5.s-r $3.50.
p, s CuAPPEId, DFupes ss
"it eaas y. 10 no ~ tais't.e te, o. -
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= = = x
COOpGr's Compound drliaaiiG COHicclloI

X n y = ,. = 4
COOpGr'S Compound AraiaaiG COHfCcll0n
4 X y X p II Il II
HOOPER'S COMPOUND AROMATIC CON
INFECTION pleasant. certain, safe, and effaetu
al remedy for GonOrra and elect. This elegant pradu
ration, combining all the medicinal virtues of IIalsom
COpava and Cubebs, separated by chemical analysis
from their offensive and Objectionable properties cola
bined with the compound extract Of sasapariIa with
most perfect and desirable RENE ever discovered
and II combines the medicinal properties of Sara
parIla, punfes the blood, and removes in few days
very vesuge of tic disease. 1t is particularly recon-
mended in obstinate where NIL other remedies
have failed. The CONNECTION is put up in neat lin box
es, with full direcions-each box containing sulcien
to effect perfect any ordinary case-and when
properly known must become the only remedy used
Sold by $. g HAkCE. corner Pratt & Charles SITS
j. II. VyARNE f. corner Eutaw and Market sis; and J.
o. MCCORMICK, 46 North Gay Street, Old Town
Price s ncr boy ap1sd
ENUUGH from Cold or Consumption, and Pain in
d the Breast, is less relieved and often eff
fectualIy cured by the COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM
ARABIC tits not a secret Quack Medicine that will
cure every disease--bu is judicious combination of
such remedies as the Medical Faculty have long relied
mon for the cure Of COUGH, and all diseases of the
Breast and Lungs Many medical gentlemen who
acquainted With the ingredient used inthe preparation
Of this SYRUP recommend IL in their practice, which is
rood proof that they have confidence in its curative
power. II may be used by al vino are troubled with
itiry but with decided advantage. Prepared only by
q s1f-7-.e-s.s ~ tsF g. X. TYLER.
- s-frf Gamer r. Baltimore and High sts., Bait.
Sold III W.asbisWs9l ~ r. 8. Patterson and f. How
lrl..aIid bsJesesrHa 5wnhy o. II. Linlhieim.
So iJ--y ...t.
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PASSAGE E'tIO.u Gn GLAND AND IItIG-
LAND.
gEESS Persons in this country DESTROYS of securing
E3hES Passage for their friends from ENGLAND
ks<sss=-z- IRELAND, or SCOTLAND, can do so BY APP
plying to the subscriber, III first class Ships, 10 sail from
LIVERPOOL for BALTIMORE, NEW YORK, o,
PHILADELPHIA, every month in the year. Teri
liberal and accommodating.
.ss THOS. b. ADAIR, Commerce street
a3-LETrERs from the Country (post paid,) viii be
answered by return of mail-aTd DRAFTS Tor small
SKINS of money for The accommodation Of passengers,
can be had, as above payable without discount CON.
HnissIon.
Baltimore, Isl July, $780, cod
N2-Edtors throughout The Country, friendly to TIE
zaisH, and tie of Emigration, wal infer favor
by giving the above advertisement a few sertions.
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WORTHY OF NOYFr1FS,,

NOR 81 LEA Black CtrI,, is ylsfs Of nec, 20
-,, ~ !, aooa hollse eervani Fof dffhernef,ie
/ appIy 10 i. y. seOT1I' Old Slave encg and
.nfais. .ee e1ce, basement lily IoteL oe2I
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TeHVELLERs, REGISTER.

VIA THE CHESAPEAkE BAY
sssss =.
Wm7HFG Baltimore Steam Packet Company taav have
rsuro in announcing TO the public, that nm veil
sssEaIshed the above line with the 20 rar7erccd
EzzsEn superb, fast and strong boats, anu Cal
assamandeEs. r.zsra COFFFE.
se1Mess Capt LAY ~ ~ 4 {, sSIiI,T6N'
zJa1 Carolina. ''N APP 5.;v II q osclnrk
T.eaVing lower end of Spears wL i S' i;, a,
q a foI Portsmouth and NofioiR, va, alIslng al
p 4s..o,tl sbout II O'Clock; L. M "htiS passehseIs
- ,ssont lake The cars al portsmouth, arrive az
z@sIn ~ n Al O'Clock, next morning, leave wei
ss9--.sI ~ arrive at Wilmington same evening, and
~ i n Immediately in the seamboats, and
~ sTIeston, s. G. next morning, being about
z 90 hours from Baltimore TO Charleston.
Easssneers will bear in mind, that in this Line
zscaye no detention, fatigue, annoyance, by chan
- oflbaggase sc. And may rely Oh the above. The
Fs-1zouI and Roanoke Railroad being in good ORDER
yEsa cars of modern construction, running on esnt
Vgslaeis, with no burtlien attaceed.
Passengers for Richmond and Petersburg, leaving
Baltimore on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fndays,sieep
~ board the Bay boats and arrive in Richmond next
'AaF by 3or O'Clock, p. NJ.
Rrciehi by this line 10 and from Norfolk and Ports
sas taken at moderate rates, with care and dispatch
HaEe through Weldon (neals on board Bay boats in
-sauded) ~
Eaze through to Richmond. do. 10
20 Norfolk and Portsmouth dc, ........S
81 T. SHEPPARD. Treasurer
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s{4s5-n6a raAngs CAP W RITIsG pa
$50 III y TE.r r6y finding md m sale by
~ = mr. LWR,S ~ s. NUDGE,
''@' hl' e'-F , ifN sirfss a
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MEDICINAL ADvERTIsEMENTS,
sYPHILITIC DROPS.


TO THE AFFLICTED'-rc-
a Those who are laboring under the et-
tects of the bad disorders arc appHs.
s - ann ed that tho Syphlitc Drops are found
tDtH Il TO be the only safe, sure, and speedy
EttBHHIh 4 cure for the Venerial disease ever yet
hl HDM discovered II has long been in use,
kkstEniC EfsM bestowing blessings and ceiving
nraj.e-it has superseded all the quack
tHll fsgN nostruns and whilst they have sunk
aihtilIl TNH into obliyion never more To be Temems
EiIllnHlHH Nf bercd the Syphilic Drops are rescu-
HhAllihIHH T ins lis thousands of the afflicted from
All2llltHl V# Am uptimely grave. In word, II re-
moves the disease radically M lew
DAYS without elTectng the most delicate CONSTITUTIONS
ar causing any dsagreebe effect from lis operation
is so concentrated TO render il etcient IN sina uos
; consequently is practicable al aiimes IN perform
ing Il cure much sooner than any other ine0lene ~ o
United States, and sold under the sure plan Oh o cure
no pay. Price 81 per bottle ,,.-..-;u, r.,
Also the We !etable Fluid Syrup, or MeicuIla "a,
tractor This nallibe Syrup is Lhe discovery oil an ola
veteran in medicines and has long been In use IN pf-
vale practice both i'll Europe and IN America, ana ias
never been known to fail in effeetng cure in all cases
of mercuTia Diseases and where persons mad gwen up
the thought of ever getting Well u Is indeed an hFa-
liable medicine and whilst il has this new and pocuI-
ar effect upon the bones affected with mercury AZ inc
same time pures the blood from the remnants Of We
nercal disease Scrof1lous Affections, SPl0ches and
Eruptions upon the Skin, old standing and INDECENT III
GERS upon the legs and elsewhere, attended with gem
cral debility This medicine stands unnvailed-h "A
not only the greatest purifier ever KNOWN tul III ue
same time strengthens tie whole nervous system, el-
wing fresh and permanent tone to the broken cOhsute
| ton. Price only 81 so per bottle. e.
These medicines are for sale at the LABOltAI OhS
of DIR BOWLBY, BROTHER, l. CO, No 60 SOUTH
Rs SrREEr between Pratt and Lombard streets
on the corner of her's Alley, aud al the General n
pency Office, NO.3 PITT STREET, between Front IT.
and Bazaar Bridge. Plan ofno cure no pay
We beg leave 10 say strangers, and the afflicted OF
both sexesbe on your guard and do not be ed with by
the miserable compounds now sold IN tins ciy ny some
of the apothecaries- are calculated To deceive IN
most cases where tley are used. Those suffering ui-
der the above symptoms assured that in the above
named medicines they will find the true balm ana fTe
comforter.
We viii keep hand full and efficient assortment
of Trsscs, the best qualify, suspensa'oy andases
Hin Draws for diseases of The hack and grOnaso,
certain cureior the bleeding Piles, sc OBJ
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C. s. DUHURsT,

Conner of Dugans wharf and Pratts
, Lower end OF Centre Market Spae,
ina % Balun IRE
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G. X. TYLER,
To APOEOGY EoR XyIGsr

And by all the Druggists in Baltimore, and Was1iG
ton, Georgetown, and Alexandria, ID. c.
lie l4 Paw -.------ = -
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CAUTION.-None can be genuine withouta splendid
steel plate engraving, which Is die Falls of niagara
and DIR. Comstocks, the American agents name, &c
Sold by ROBERTS * ATKINSON, Druggists,
Conner of Hanover and Market streets.
no IA aul
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-13

10 hesuf6ieier. 7~eeetdine To tlr RE 81 coat 4 sach
fpads "a kentaekY. 20 construct the slIele Fssd.if
NO n srtbe Of wafk h3d barn executed uIpn a..
JnietaA lhese cjgcunas ances. Nh. Presidruti can
MOI. az III s4ilne. vote In the appropriations proposed
tatiis bill, nhsfevef ! might have brrnd snased 10 ID
~ i thatP ausp4ciaus State e pubic al ,fs. ltinh
tfat ti=wdl be brtteL 10 ee'un1it tie whole saiJeet
70 ihe administration OF rtesidcnt Hanson. Uedef
fhai, an invest zsiien can be made into The cansesoi
the Fasi cusi Il lhfs toad, AMI a proper correction
vii, no doubt b. applied. And his iJeufiiy. through
M alaasi lbs atalc lfc. aull the interests # The
three States more llteetiy Interested ~ tie road
will secure lot IL iBst aud liberal ra'tana e, Width
q that piiioeage should be extended by a direct
grant TON tie public ueasuty.ty a division among
al the states al tie proercds al The sales of ihe
public lands. OF 10y Other means, will Then be "a sub
lecfs Of enquiry. And we my rest IN pedcet cen-
f1cnfc that al iuisftatIun uIitlf. with the and 4
The People and With the blessing II God, will ON
meaee on the fnnrh day Of March, IN the year OF
our Lord ISL. viii do. In resrecito tins Rad, what
ever may be demanded by tie Interests, oil Ihe par
lteulai States aud u The whole Union.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-13
FOREIGN NEWS.

~ P'cNe, snip columbus arrived at New York
SUNDAY, and brought nensone day laIe, rrom ~"
don andtwo days later from Liverpool. They b,ino
no Important Intelligence. The money marke, was
wlthonl change, and the trade in Cotton AT Mancb,s
ter continued dull.
on the evening ofthe 9th March, the papers re.
"'n ~ "",na' were land before the House of Com
mons. III answer TO queries on the subject. Lord
'ohn Russell stated that no official account had been
received OF the remonslrance of American ci,ize,s
against the blockade oflhe port of Canton. or If rho
ha'al ac'lon SAID to have taken place between Ger.
fleet. i'Jesy >
The papers announce the death of the D,te or
Marlborough, IN the seventy fourth year ofhis age
tie vas a lIneal descendant from John The urea,
Duke OF Marlborough, through the daughter of
that eminent warrior. :"
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From The Manchester Republican, april 3.
READ

W insert the following letter with pleasure
The writer has heretofore been known as . INN and
CONSISTENT supporter otthe Administration, and one
who, as a party man, would follow his p,tIy ,s ia, as
a Conscientious performance Of ms duty 10 h,s conn
ny would permit HIM Beyond these bonnds Is
parry mas gone, and tgt mn where II has left se,ycs
oil Others IN Ih's county, upon the only ground h.
eau oeeup,-in the OrPoslrioN.
WiNcnrsrlR, March 3Otb. 1870
To The Editors oftbc lrinciester RepubGc,n
6ENrLEaEN;-From the time tina, | frs, k,o,
any thing OF The principles thai govern the two prea,
political parties that nov divide our countty. ba,,
proiessed 10 be a Republican OF the j. frr,onia,
School, II is well known tina, | have moi. aI an,
lIne, engaged IN political matters, further ,ba, -,
exercise Of The Tree suffrage guaranteed to m, by ,Lo
laws OF my conntry;-so Gar, | have on all occas ons
ieatlessly exercised that privilege. was n warm
supporter oi Gen. J~aekson's Administration. WIN
the exception OF the Force Bill and the remov,l nf
ne oep"stles' winch no man, | conceive, hold.
ing State Right principles, could tolerate. | have.
also, supported Martin Van Buren,, steadily and nm,
h'ne'ingly, notwithstanding | have always been on.
posed to his SUBJ reasu,y scheme. sun ,osi,o ,b,,
ahen found itnpractica6le, it would eyeniuallv be
aoandonedb by the party; but when | find ,bat his
measure, so objectionable TO a large majority of ~.
people Of the United States, is so petlinacionsI, al
heteu 10, anu now about 10 be fastened on The neo-
pie and viewing the passage Of such n law nv a.
gtess as ialal IN itstendency 10 the banking lns,itn.
IONS oil the country, THE prostfation of which INNS,
ot'og run On at least t~o-ihitds of the business
men, together with the hostility lately manilosoJ
~ me administration party IN the Senate If NV ma.
e ~ against those institutions, thereby de-
s'f"9ine coincidence and patil,z ug at one blo, N,
e"eieies and industry OF the whole couulr,. can.
'''' uhueiek sung circumstances, land m, mind shall
MOI oeen made up hastily on the s~uhieci,) consent
10 support any longer an Administration. whose
, = " carried out must tend to make The
rich richer and The poor poorer. Beino tb",ouoLi.
OF these facts, am not one of ibos. NJ
"hl go Tor The Adm nisttation risht or 4orong. If
my sote eau III any way contribute to BRING nbont
d better state ~oitiings, NY highest object Is attained
JOHN b. CAMPBELL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-13

More q The Nayi0r Fraud!-The Enonirer ha,
not yet conlradicted, though it has discovered The
ldisiiy OF the alleged courageous Wing fraud" in
Mr. MAYORS Congressional district. What now
turns out to be the fact? Mr.. John E. Keeoe. who.
the National Gazette informs us, is "a citizen ofdle
most respectable standing, and of The most min.
p~eachabie veracity,'' testiies that ]. C. Gill, the
witness relied upon by The acoulR-be Ioru. IDgersoli,
10 prove that nearly 1000 spurious votes were given
90 VIZ. Naylor, declared in his presence, that Mr..
insefsoil wished him (Gil) to go to Washington
and state this i~alsehood, offering to give him, for SO
doing, five hun lred dollars, and a suit of clothes,
Now, one 1.-THE Two things is ceitain-enher that
ulI is a credible witness, or he is not. 1.-The is not
'hen The story about the 1000 spurious votes, in al.
u'lon TO It's own intrinsic ilnproba bility, is not
worthy OF credence. If he is, then the charge that
MI ingersoll attempted TO suborn him TO commit
perjury must be believed. And be it remembered,
'na' lie IS Mr.. lngeisoll's own witness. If he be a
man OF base character, how came he and Mr.. Inser.
sou De SO intimate, except upon the old principle
mat birds of a feather flock together We call Tho
Enqulrer's attention TO this fact, knowing how very
CONSCIENTIOUS that paper is, and how reluctant l. is 10
give currency to false rumors' against its oppo-
nents Its failure TO correct its original erroneous
statement must be attributed 10 inadye itency!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-13
BARGAINs!!
f'Fsces "sid the Times Corresponasne.
JOHN O.. ME2ESE,

w Ill take pleasure in exhibiting to his Gicnds.
" customers, and the public generally. his nre-
sent large Stock Of NEW SPRING AND sim
MER GOODS.
ms purchases this spring having been made I'M
yer TIE most favorable cicu4 sianees. in Bostn,
.sew ORR philadelphia and Baltimore, cannot. he
thIahsisl 10 give Satisfaction. =.
In consequence OF the hard times The ,r.c.s Of
many Goods are below the cost uf importation. or of
"'huIaetoiIng, and having taken advantage of the
aucl'"ls' ana other lest means ofbuyina Cheap, he
do well TO call. ""
Alfl6 .;r
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THE TARIFE.

In our last paper we demonstrated, by Mr.. Van
Dufens own confessions, that he gave to the Tariff
o'lo2l "a dee'ded support" and that in 1927, he
was clamorous for ''ddditionat protection.' particu.
larry on ~oot, because he owned $50, 900 worth Of
sneeP. lt's clear, from his own showing, that his
course on TINS question was regulated exclusively by
Tue interest OF The manufacturers and the wool grow
ets' How different was the case with Gen. Har-
''soh lie likewise supported The Tariff; but as he
himself declared, in his speech in favor of reducing
the duly on Salt, he was ''oniy so because he thought
II ehinently beneficial 10 The agricultural interest.
Convince me, (he said) that the system, or any part
OF - bears oppresslvely upon that interest, and | will
Immediately abandon it,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-13

Il The Washington correspondent of the
Charleston Courier IVAN BUREN, saws there is a
strong prejudice against Mr.. Poinseu's Militia
scheme "ln both Houses and among both parties.
IN Inc House II did not command 20 yotes.' How
is nus | This Standing Army be the harmless thing
winch Mr.. an Bureu's clerk, who writes 'Vindex'
Tor The Richmond Enquirer, says it is? Every IN
pr'JudIced man mast, ii seems to us, admit the i'm
policy and The peril Of that oIious Executive re-
coHmcHdatlon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-13

H9"ora6le.-A Van Buren, paper in PennsyIya.
MA administers the following severe rebuke to The
deiamers OF Gen. Harrison. We commend il ,,,b.
attention OF the Richmond Eaquircr and its Twin.
brother the Crisis, which, by lis recklessness, is
last earning an infamous celebrity
10 tfaduce and Islander The character. as is too
often attempted, Of a GREAT and GOOD MAN
such as GEN. WIN. H.. HARRISON. who. il !,
not to be denied, has rendered eminent services in n,
'aheld Of 6aAle' a@d,a lie CoancitS ofthe Nation, is
not only uncourteous and diSgtaceiuL, but il 5 an
open insult 10 the good sense of that portion of The
American people who have named him as their can.
dldafe. II we cannot defeat his election with resort
10 sucll means, we hope we never Shall with their
ad-lherciore while we control This journal, no
such means of political warfare shall ever find place
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