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Whig Republican. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1840-18??, 1840-12-24

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AMERICAN PHRESeI OGICAL
JOURNALS
n Che present state of the puil,

: n
In Che present state of the pIc
badly no other instrument or = nj
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ting, defending and establishing pla. "a res
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Whig Republican. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1840-18??, 1840-12-24
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Whig Republican. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1840-18??, 1840-12-24
LIE WHIT REPUBLICANS

Z II f. undersigned impressed with the orov
ing Importance of Lexington, and the va,
agricultural and commercial wealth of Holn,e
comfy, which every year but enhances in i'm
portance, has commenced the publication
q weekly journal, bearing the above title.
the town Of Lexington. He viii offer To Al
public, every week, large and well-flk
sheet, printed on small type and good pape
1t will be devoted to Agriculture, Science n
Arts, Commerce, and tie politics of the dav'
The utmost attention will be paid TO the &C
lection of all valuable intel ;gence on the
various subjects, as well as dii others pertai
ing tosa weekly newspaper, and an assiduou
steady and faithful support given to the ele
ton OF W liliam Henry Harrison and John Il
Ter, tor the two highest offices within the n
OF the people OF this country. Believing tn
they are old and wellstried Republicans of 4
school OF Washington, and if elected. will a
mlnisterthe government upon the economic
scale the Republicans Of that day, the
dersigned will yield nothing that is honorab
IN his advocacy of their electiops-an belle
ing that MIR. Van Buren, does not possess az
OF these qualifications, he will turn all the .cy
Ter OF MS feeble mind to defeat the re-electis
| OF man, VINO, instead of administering II
| government economically, has squanaered II
pubic money IN wastefuL and needless extra
agances, for regal and court-Iike splendors
and about the peoples house, and who, d
regarding the doctrines such as should chara
lsterlse Republican Democrat. has avou
tenets the most dangerous to the safety !,
"ell-belng ofthe Republic, and which. # =,
ried further, will end in the onsoliot;on
lsattpotOerin The hands Of one man. Viii
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as he is editor of this journal, he will fearle
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]. duty. -
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Whig Republican. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1840-18??, 1840-12-24
PROSpECTUS

ar the g crescent CITY, The snb-.
~ seribers. propose, on the. first of October
to commence the publication of daily news
paper, in New Orleans, bearing the above ti--
tie. The reasons for this course are Numerous
and sufficient. but need not here be. stated.
In answer to an inquiry, what-will be the
character of the proposed publications. The
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part whatever. Facts in relation to these as
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remark, without taking sides for one party or
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mon with other. freemen, will vote for Wings
or Vanites-we suspect the former mostly
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neither one nor the other. tt will, however.
to the utmost of its ability, sustain the public.
credit, by which We mean the creditsof the,
United states, our own State, and public insti.
tutions, nor less that of individuals, our own,
included.
Passing. events, domestic and foreign. will
be carefully chronicled, and placed before our
readers as brief and comprehensive a man.
ner as possible All important transactions
occurring in the city, of whatever character,
iHfcceiye from US due notice; and sometimes
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/ taste the pure refined and virtpous; and es-
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Whig Republican. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1840-18??, 1840-12-24

1essn the P 8 s;sgsa.a Is il sasasr r5s.
Known ona Sc izffaed a lively and elegant
LIT g B Y DEPARTMENT., goccup yiagg sew:
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Whig Republican. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1840-18??, 1840-12-24

ed in .....s. ,ultln Van Buren, IL
the presidency, and of the necessity ofcorres-
ponding exertion to recover and sustain the
purity of our American Institutions.
The Spirit of Seyenty-sx will therefore en-
ter the Political Arena, boldly in favor ofHar-
rson, Tyler and Reform. And as we hold
Free Discussion to- be the open pathway to
Truth, the decorous Communications of those
who disagree with us in politics, will always
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In addition to The politics of the day, we
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It's hoped our /
read by the Il
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IS LIS HOpeu ouT ii
read by the ts
worthy among
supposed, however, s...-.ss.ss.,szatIk
liessof mirth and innocent eaiety az,
no pert ofsthe contents efs01r jour
slsl:le Of intelligent pn6 harmless hs1o-
the egissesebce OF chastened but Attic la,
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sess too many chprms to be refused nd mittiuS
TO our hearts, and will consequentlybe Yg
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In shostwc intend ia rerder our Little SLED
a compendium of all subjects consistent wi1R
rigid purity of. morals, from the soberest lesl
sons Of religion and philosophy, to the gaysSt
JAMES O'DOWD N CO.
Each num1er of this paper contains as iasge
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bus, or Bnncrofts history of America, which
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Whig Republican. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1840-18??, 1840-12-24
SPIRIT OF SEVENTY SIX.

FENHE lively interest which pervades the
i whole country on the subject of politics,
and the increasing Importance of true Repnb-
lican Principles, have induced the undersigned
to offer to their fellow-citizens of the County
of Pike, and other portions of the state, a week
ly Journal, to be devoted to the exposition and
promulgation fthe principles that distinguish
the present Wig party of our country.
I fearful strides made. and atte'9pted 20
be made by the present Natiohal Akministra-
Whig Republican. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1840-18??, 1840-12-24
LUME FOR 1910

Der of the New Volume OF
Z Times the Tenth-was
0h OF March, 1910. It was
vcrT neat and beautiful dress,
e Of the year, a series of mag
lgs, uniform with the embel-
preceding volume, will be
tho 1hScribarS
Whig Republican. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1840-18??, 1840-12-24

As the above rates are tho y
t snoss establishedin Natehez. Wick
wun, and elsewhere inthis state
WIN oe made from them in any
~ All Job-work must ~
= Letters. on business
y sney viii not be taken
AMOS
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-28
READ AND REFLECT.
PICTORIAL HONEY or HIVERFORT

A Il season like The present. when, in Consequence
n Of the rapidly varying changes o! The weather, al
tenating from dry to moist from hot TO cold, coughs,
col Is, asthma, eatarrl, BE- daily Ia oning more
pnvaeHt, remedy universally efleciuia IN removing
all such complaints, is deserving of especial attention
AND recommendation. Such remedy, prepared solely
ST vegetable ingredients, composing (a addition to the
herb from which it derives its nancy sv raj others
equally valuable and restorative IN eir q IT'S is offer
ed to the community in the PEt TORAL nONEY OF
LlVERWQRf, which since it was first presented 10
the public by the proprietor has received testimonials
from hundreds Of its efficiency, voluntarily rendered. the
originals OF Rlny of which, by The leave of the parties
may be examined by all Interested at the of the
proprietor In fact all eases Of Colds, Coughs, Asth
ma, Influenza Group, WlioopEl Cough apd every in
fammatOry affection of the Chest and Lungs, the Pgo
%oRAL HONEY OF LIvERwoRT stands unfvaled, hav
ing IN every instance, ewes when tie daeTe has been
Of the most aggravated and vren kiEd, effected per
fec tcure, if its use was coItilned, "a least afforded
partial benefit to the stffefcr Which only required hs
own perseverance, TO become perfect Many OF
most respectable citizens have authorized the pro-
petor to communicate their MINES, evidence of the
truth of the above statements toa Interested enqurers.
{I3-Prepared by JAMES y. NOiVIIiL, New York
and for sale by ROBERTS x ATKINSON,
apps Seize AGENTS for Bait more