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The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-02-14
DIR. HUNTS s PILLS,
For Consumption. Dyspepsia, aud Iii

" - ANf
er Complaint
Renldcr are you rihioied with Indigestion
Cos,veness, Sour Eructations, Loss Of Appe,
lite, Water Rash Pam or Distress at the Sto-
mach, Sickness after Eating, f.anguor, PaIpiia'
ion Of the Heart, Lowness of spirits, Pain in
the Head, Breast, Back. and Limbs, Dizziness
and Confusion of Sight, aFear of some I'm
pending Evil, Restlessness, Dislike for Food,
with other Nervous symptoms, bring before
you the Picture ofthe Dyspeptic, and Consump,
tive patient. Having resolved to remedy them
procure Immediately box of DR.. HUNTS
PILLS, a never failing and eficacOus remedy
for those dreaded foes of human happiness Dys
pepsla, Consumption and Liver Complaint, auc
The whole traine of melancholy affections aris
ing from diseases ofthe Stomach Liver, Bowe
and Lungs.
Sold at the Office, Chatham street, N.
York.
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n office.

BY virtue of an order, 10 us directed by
-AES Andrew Hatlery, Justice of the Peace
for Sugar Creek Township in Tuscarcwas C"un'
ty we the under signed do certify that we have
viewed, and appraised certain Stray Mare Ia
ken up by Jacob d. Yoder, ul'sad Township,
and find the same a Black Mare, with star IN
the forehead the lett hind foot white, up to the
pasler joint shod Gll round, two small saddle
marks, fourteen hands and half height, rat
ural lroter, no blher marks or bivands PerCeiya'
bic abo 1t twelve years old, and we do "p2raIze
the same at twenty eight dollars
GEORGE RASBER, Arrro;sers
ABRAHAM MILLER,
Sworn to and subscribed before me the 30th,
day Of December A. D. 1889.
ANDREW HAT Terry. J.P.
do hereby Certify the above to be true
copy from my Stray Book. given under my
hand ofIicialy this 2 day ofJanuary ii. D. I8
40, A, H. J.P.
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DR.. WILLIAM EVANSS
s. o THIN G. s Y RUP
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.
PREPARED BT RIMseIE.
To Mothers and Nurses


The Passage ofthe teeth through the gums
produces Troublesome and dangerous symptoms.
II is known by mothers that there is great irrit>
alton in the mouth aud gums during this pros
cess. The gums swell, the secretion of the salt
iva isincreased. the child is seized with fieauen-
nd sudden fits of crying. watching, starting in
sleep, aud spasms of peculiar parts; the child
lsnrieks with extreme violence, and thrusts its
fingers lnto its mouth. lfthese precnrsary svmp-
toms are not speedily alevated, ,spasmodic con-
vulsions universally superyene, and soon cause
the dissolution Of the infant. If mothers who
have their little babes afflicted with these dis
tressing symptoms would apply DR.. William
E,ans's Soothing Syrur, wl,ch has preserved
hundreds of infants when thought past recove.
ry, fiom being suddenly attacked with that ia
tai Malady commissions.
This iniallibe remedy has preserved hnn>
dreds when thought past recovery, from con.
vulsous. As Soon as ihe Syrup is rubbed on
the gums, the child will rerover. This prepar.
alton Is so innocent, so etIicacous, and so plea
sant that no child will refuse TO let its gums be
rubbed with ii. When infants are at the age o
four months, though there is no appearance Q
teeth, one 6ottle of the syrup shot Id be used on
the gums to open the pores. Parents should me-
tver be without the syrup in the nursery whtEe
there are young clliltilen for if a. child wakes
in the night with pain IN the gums, the Syrup
Immediately gives ease, by opening the pore,
and heals the gunls;thereby preventing ConvuI.
ions. Fevers, &c.
! lJEntered according to Act ofCongress. Be
particular that the liable on the box expresses
such. The genuine is vended by Agents only.
agent Dover.
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DIR. VIM. EVAMS'
MEDICAL CONSULTATION
OEE{CE

100 CHATHAM STREET, NEW>YORK.
UDr. Evans Office for Medical consuIlA-
ton and advice. 100 Chatham street, N. Y
Daily attendance is given for personal consul.
tatinn. Immediate answers are returned to
couptry letters, which must infinitely describe
the case, aud contuin remittance for advice and
medicine, which can le forwarded to any part
ofths world, however distant No difficulty
can occur. as the eedicne will be securely pack.
ed, and letters Ofadvce carefully protected from
observation.
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THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE was

THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE was
h,uded to Us b, Mr.. Van SclIsck, of Albany, a
ughIy respectable meDUer OF In1 cuHIniu"isy
II d W hose >erarIty cannot he doubted:
Mr.. Septe~lus Kendall, Of the town Of We,
erloo, county Of Albany, was for about u
years lruuQIeJ with nervous ard bilious aiiec.
ION, which ihr years rGndeTed him unable 10
attend 10 his buspass, and during the ls4, three
years OF his illness WIS confined TO the house
HIS symptoms were dizziness, pain in the l!ea'i
rnd sIde, palplatiun ut the ltart, went Of apre-
iie DC. Aer cxperdina Lurmg his cnnbne.
Dent, I,arlS three hundred dOi,als wnhau Oh
aiuila any pcnnni:rHt reIut, j. b, a"ci4cnI
uohccd an advertisement Of d, ". Exams
Namonile and Apetie,t Pills, and was consc
luenlly induced To make trial Of them. \ te.
usins them abort IA fortnight, he was able IL
walk ont; in four months le could attend I,
1dsiness, and Considered his disease entirely
removed. The above iuiorra:ion was given tt
the subscriber by sNr. Kendall himself; .tl.cIe
can, therciura be 10 deception,
STEPHEN VAN SGIlAICK.
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UJ AnotEcr rrY serre Of Mfemmafcry h@'
motism cured by Dr., Hm LrGnS' Wcdieinc. =
Nr. John a. Carroll, Of the county of est
chester, town Of North Castle. New York, had
been severely afflicted with infammatory rhGu'
masm for fourteen months with violent pains
n hIs Iln,bs, great heat, excessive i.ir,t, d;l
ness Of skin, Innbs much swollen, Was not al Il
without assistance Ia turn in bed fer siS weeks.
Had Uied various ren dies to no effect. Was
advised W friend Of his 10 procure some OI
DIR. W, Evans medicine Of 100 Chalhem street
New York, which he Immediately sen, for ant
after taking the first dose f0uud great relief,
aud in continuing its use according totile direc'
lions for ten days, was perfectly cured. Allow
me to refer any person to him for thetruth q
the above statement.
DR.. Wm. Evans Medical Office 100 Cha
ham street, New York where the Doctor may
be consulted, and lis medicine procured.
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NE MS FROM THE EAST.

Just received al the Tuecarawas Co
Cash Store, a rich assortment Of Mus
I'm de LANES, Painted Lawns, sc. &c.
Also the latest style ofPru,s-.sOme
of them very Rich together With domes.
tic Goods--Au invitation is given TO
the Cllizens of Dover and vicinity to
call and examine them, they will be sold
very low for Cash.
MONTERREY & nj CLEAN.
Factory s'.Dover"
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Boots @' Shoes.
500
Pair and More .
.R Z. ADfY IN A DE s. FOR
s = L E,.BY

"a MARTIN who would respectfully inform
% his Old friends and the public, that he
etill carries on the ABOVE business, in Its
various branches, one door East Of J. J Bur
resS' Grocery Store, having Just received new
and general assortment ofBODrS X SHOES
&C.. adapted TO the Seascn-Bei,g carefully
=, selected by and from several Of the most eXpe.
= renced manufactures, in the City, may be relied
on TO be good.
lHtandng esc more extensively to continue
the manufacturing business, by keeping in hi
employ the best workman, be can ohtnlu. and
having on handI abundance Of Stock and fin
tAie $, which challenge comparisonin in Iliis pllce
dnghopesP Providence permitting to he able con
slantly 10 furnish aGuRdan choiSs, give genera
satisfaction, and justly merit sufficient share o.
= pubtic,patrohage. Determined to improve hit
business by all fair means-he assures those who
may favour him with call, that he will sell d.
low for good pay, aSany artlclesof the SAINT
kind, and quality, SO far as he knows can 6t
: lad in this part OF the Country.
N. B.sAH,rips and premature breaches if re-
= suvned, will be repaired free Of expence.
Canal Dover Dec. a. 1899. ic
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$500 Reev09'd.

&tTRAYED from the subscriber, some time
SAS9 last month. Four head of young Cattle,
about two years old, one IIeiler. and one
Steer dark Brinde and some white Colnur. The
olher red and white, the other light red.
ghey were bought at Benjamien Rhode s
Sale.
Notice of the Cattle may be left at the Office
of the ONO Democrat, Canal Dover.
JOSEPH KRANTZ.
Eec, 8, 1896, c, w. Pd.
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INTERESTING AND APPLlCA
BILE TO THE AFFLICTED

"liHs
DlsEAsEs OF TIE STOMACH, OR NERVES
Such as DYSPEPSIA, either Chronic or CASUAL
under the worst symptoms of restlessness
Lowne,s of Spirits and General Emaciaioni
CONSUMPTION, whether of the Lungs or Liver,
LIVER AFFECTIONS. IA UNDfCE, both
Biliary and Spasmodic; Costveness Worms
of every variety; Rheuma'ism, whether A.
cute or chronic; together with GOUT, Scto-
fuu Pain. IN the Head, Back, Liubs, and
Side, TYrEns FEVER, SCARLET FEVER, ,Pu>
t,id Sore Throaf, FEVER aud AGUE,
Spasmodic PaIplation of the Heat and Ar
terirs, Nervous irrta3ili,y, Nervous Weak
ness, Fly s;erics The Douiourcux Cramps, Re
male Ohsructions, Heartburn, Headache
Coueh, the Common or humid, and the Dry
or the Whoopiug; ASTHMA, Gravel anC
DropSy.
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JONAS SNYDER.
September 7, 1883,

GTAnother recent test Of the myircllcd paiae
Of DR.. hm. EranS' Mcdinne.- ne.-DYSPEPSlA,
TEN YEARS SrANUIhG.-Mr.J ]. RtcIIrn.
zle, l?6 Stanton street, was afflicted with til
above compliant for ten years, which ncapacla.
ad h m at intervals, for the period Of six years
ol attending to his business, restored to perfect
eaIth under the sautary treatment ef Dr.. Wm.
Evans.
The SymptomS;'tnue.-A sense Of disension
and oppression alter eating, Distressing pain III
the pit of the stomach, nausea, imparcd appe.
tite, gidduess papilation of the heart, srtst
debility aud cmaciation. depression of spirits,
disturbed rest, sometimes IA bilious vomiting.
aod pain in The right side, an extreme degree OF
Iangaor and laintness any endeaynur 10 pursue
his business causing immediate exhaustion anu
weariuess.
Mr.. Mckenzie is daily attending to Iris bsui-
gess, and noue Of the above symptoms have re-
| Cured since be- used the medicine. Ee is nov
| a strong and healthy plau. He rcsorird To my.
! riadS OF remedies, hnt they were ali Intellectual
| lie Is wiling to eiys any information 10 the al.
Hcted respecting the lnestinlahlo benefit reniur-
cd tohin by tie USE vi Dr. Wm. Evans med
| ClUn,
| lhe H'WFe Neilcl|c can be procured Ol all
| DR.. VIM. Evans advertised agents in the United
| $hios, and throughout the Word.
IL Dr. Evans, in order to prevent the pat
rons OF his Medicines Ieiirg imposed upon 10y
nonnterIts, has had he labels oraII his N, ,di
'Incs ehirred according 10 act Of Congress. lie
requests .iem therefore, 10 he particular in see,
ing tha, the label4 contain the following notice
| .'EHtcred according 10 at Of CongrCsS iy n.
| trdnS, IN Mc!cor 1899, ia The CierhS Office q
The SOathen district Cont Of Ac,c- York."
AGENTS.
N. G.. Young!ow. Cleveland.
J. 4. Beebe. IAkron.
a. Undehlil. MassiIlon.
| Dover.
J. Oyerhct. N. PhiIudelnei,
@S 1OKELY AND LEONARD continue
| ~ their practice as Attorneys, and may IL
| all times I've consulted at their office, New Phil
elpIia, III tie east end Of the two story franz
daiIding on high street, nearly opposite the |
hee of the Tuscarawus Democrat.
May 3d. 1899.
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Extract OF a letter ofJonas SNYDER Post Mas.
tor KernsviIle, Pa, to DR.. WiIIimn Evans.
Among several cases, the foIlowingi is found
40 elderly lady, who had been % years SO at;
licted wife nervous lydochondra, debility, &c.
that for the last 3 years see constantly received
medical aid from respectable piyscian; hut
the pressure aud pGin on her heart ard breast,
and especially with weakness in her head and
on her mind, keeping her discouraged to uuder
take any thing. In STAY she commenced using
DR.. w. Evans medicines according to the di,
recions accompanying them. A reaction took
place; the patti and pressure IN her body was
emosed; her mind became clear and strong; her
spirits perfectly good, and up TO this time it Is
in all Respects restored tn health which TO- =
last ten years has not enjoyed.
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The Riaod has hitherto ,aen considered by
En- tricks and Others as the great regulator %
ihc huna system, aud such is the Gevotednes>
of the sdlrrents to that erroneous doctrine, that
they cuntrnt themselves with tie simple pes.
session el lhjs tNIlacious opinion, without en-,
Iuiijrg into Tie prI;nSry s0usces from whence
Life, Health. and vtgour cmanate, an0 rice reSa,
paln, Sickness, disease and death. Not so with
DR.. HUNT whose extensive research and
practical experience so emlnently qualify him
tor the profession of which lie has been one ui
the most useful members. lie contends~-and Il
mnmcnt's reflection will convince amy reason>
ng mind Of the correctness Of his views-lhai
the stomach, liver and the associated organs arc
the primary ard great regulators OF health, and
tIn the blood in very many Instances is totally
disconnected with tho first and succeeding sta
ees Of disease, and that uuess Il medicine reach
Cs the root of the disease, the supeltirial anoy'
ncs usually prescribed, serve but as iolIs to Gov
pr the ravages Of deep>rootod maIadies. I'm
er these convictions, at the exrencc of year
10 close application, the doctor has discovered
medicine whose searching powers are irresls-
tlbIe, aud in prescribing, it is with firm con
viction OF its being a radical cure IN the various
diseases already enumerated, even ifappled il
the most critical cases, but he does not pretent
I 10 ascrlbe to
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LION HOTEL.
nv MRS MARY AI,BERT.

BY MRS. MARY ALBERT.
RNRS. ALBERT, wonId respectfully in.
EM form ihe citizens of Tuscarawas Coun.
- A''S~ ty, aud the TRAVELLING public generally,
that she can accommodate those who may iavol
her with their custom, in as good style as car
be had in this part of the country.
Her Bar and Table will be supplied with tht
best the market can afford. Her stables aIe largt
aud well furnished, and will be,well altendec
to.
New PhiudOIphiu, Mays 1899.
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VA serrc case of Piles cured at 100 Chatham
street Nh Daniel Spinning Of Shire ~sbury,
Eden Town. New Jersey, was severely nlllc.
ted with Piles fer more than 20 years. Had
ecrurse to medirines Of almost every de scrip
ton, also the advice 6fseveral eminent .pvei-
clans but never found the slightest relief from
any sonrce whatsoeye: until he called on DR..
Evans, of 100 Chatham street, New Yolk, and
procured some medicine from him, from which
he found immediate relief aud subsequent Iy a
perfect cure.
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COMEa! TOE TIE Chalk!

WI ME subscriber wishing 10 enlarge his
T. groceries. finds it Unnecessary 10 call ups
on those who are indebted to him either by
Book, note, or otherwise, in order that he may
meet his ends. He regrets TO he under this
necessity, but circumstances urge him TO t.
Those who cannot possibly pay the full amount
will confer favor by settling part. yet, mon
g, he must have, and that on or before the 10Th
of this mouth So take notice.
JAMES u. PATRICK.
N. B. He still continues to Sell at a ratc
much lower than can be had at any other place
in town at his Store, next door 10 Mrs Albert's
Hotel. J. U, r..
July 80, ls39.-n5
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MWT GRAHAM G. Co., are now re,
fA& ceiving new supply Of Goods,
" " consisting Of almost every 'arl
etv which they will he happy to show iheI
friends and customers. Feeling assured t'a
thew can rive as good Bargains As can he had it
this part of the country. Their stock compnr
= aes in mart of the following articles, VIZ
sCl0ths Cassamcres rruss''h u"
Cassinetts MerenoS uioVes, NfuPee
Flunnols PriRes noo!heu'' 0N's
MussIins Cambrics Ehs'ngs' inTef''"HS
Brown Musslins NafPetllis' Da"suP
nr;lilin 70 Shretinus Plain, Straw & Ius-
Tickinss Cot. Yarn Can Do"hStS
Canvass Padding aPFon CheTNS
Worsted Cotton 4 furhetUhe %
Lambs Wool Stock. Iurhetnhe O"'eo
Ines. hnse n'"'ine''
uo,1vYrS e,6 Wadding, Battingi
SEoAAhSs NS Wicking
Pa naE Fancy silks Combs, Needle Pins
Bile. Lusrnss Gilt Il Lacng But
e" Geo D Swiss tons
:Colored F'orenccs Stocks, Shirts 4 Col
Nestings lars
PONCE Cravat HdkE Visits. Shoes & socks
Light, Dark q Fanc! Also, genera as
Ribbons sortment Of Groce-
sDress lldkis ries, viz Tea COT.
d" ShawIs fee, Sugar and Mo.
Merino Shawls lasscs, &c. &c.
IRON. Nails, Salt, Fish, Tar. sRopes, Ii
.nors. &c. hardware, Queenswarc, &c
An invitation is extended to those wishing to
buy, to call and examine.
With many yhanks for past fVors, wou'f
inform nv friends and customers, that have
.associated Mr.. S. II. BIGELOW with me il
Na,ness-and would respectfully request thos'
indebted to me, either by note or bool
call and settle Immediately.
W. GRAHAM.
lns3a. no5-d
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CERTIFICATES.

lDTLetter from the Hon. Abraham NJ CIel
Ian, Sullivan County, East Tennessee, Mem
bcr of Congress.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-01-11
HON. Il. j. WALKER

We observe that this gentleman has
takea the eagles! .pesfua.of t.fe'sesssoh, to
'IhtrodFe into the Senate, several meas
ures OF vital Importance to the interests of
Mississippi. The following is an alb.
stract:
LIST. A bill 10 provide for a sanding
and permanent presumption system with
sales also to actual settlers al reduced
prices.
I'd. a bill to relinquish to the State of
Mississippi the two per cent. fund arising
uuder her compact for admission into the
Union.
Sd. A bill to cede TO the State of Mis-.
sissippi quantity of public lands equal to
that heretofore granted to the State Of
Ohio for the purpose Of internal improve.
ment.
4th. A bill to authorize The substitution
of other land in place of school sections
which are. useless Or unproductive.
These measures, if effected, will be Of
an ircalcuable importance to the whole
State. They are subjects TO which MIR
Walker has given great attention anc
we doubt not that his unwearied exertion.
will carry them triumphanily through ths
Senate. No other member of Congress.
Of this Stale, has ever effected so mucf
fior the interests Gifts people as MIR. Walk
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-01-11
RESU.MpTION.

We snrmise that the banks Of New
Orleans will be compelled, before many
weeks shall have elapsed, 10 return to the
only lawful mode OF redeemIng their OBJ
ligalions--IN CASH. 1t is certain that
Ihore is a great ierment among the Phil,
AIDE phla banks, and that they dread as
the thunder OF heaven the meeting OF the
peoples representatives. in general asSem-
bly,. They know that a rigorous oxamin.
alton will be made into their affairs, and
that they will be held to rigid RESPONSE.
bIlity for every violation of their charters,
committed since their last resumption.
They are aware that the blow which
awaits them, viii fall with diminished
weight should they resume before the
meeting of the Legislature, and sue with
Que humility for pardon of their sins l.
is plain, under these circumstances, that
such Of them as do NOT resume, will be
deemed TO be in Il condition Of hopeless
Insolvency.
What will become Of cur own New
Orleans banks should those OF PhiIadel-
phia resume? We are aware that some
of them are controlled by bankrupt presl-
dents and directors, whose interest it is
to keep up the suspension and shin plaster
system as long as possible, because the
payment Of their own debts is respiied
for time corresponding with the suspen-
sion Of the nks.--But will the people
and legislature endure such condition
Of lhlngs9 VIII they suffer some half
dozen tank presidents to paralyZe the
commerce and industry OF Louisiana, to
lower the price Of real estate AT their will
aud pleasure, and to plunge every kind Of
business in embarrassment? Some Of
these paper nabobs openly boost that they
hold the governor and members Of the
legislature bound hand and foot by paper
letters, and they laugh at the idea Of APP
pealing for redress against the abuses Of
the banking system to the representatives
oilhe people. One OF these presidents,
notorious bankrupt, whose assets, after
paying his debts, would not defrny the
expense of single entertainment that he
gave last winter, has had the impudence
to tell men in high Office under the state
government, that they shall not patroniz
such and such newspapers under the pen
atty of mourning his displeasure! The
atrocious vilainy of such dictntion is not,
however, more surprising than the ablecl
baseness that tumely submitted to it. 4
truculent fellow like this, at the head OF
financial affairs in the city, would not lie
too modest to menace the governor, with
Vengeance should he prove himself pos
sessed of sufficient independence, to call
upon the assembled representatives of the
people to protect the community from the
banks. -LouiSianian.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-01-11
20 SCR TPT.

M1ssIssrprr LEcI.LATURE.-Thelegis
lature of this state assembled at Jackson
on Monday last, and The House was OF.
sanlzed by electing Jesse Speigh', {dem.)
of Lownles, as Speaker, on the second
ballot, and W. Need, editor of the South
ern Reporter, Clerk.
The Senate was engaged all of Monday
in balloting, without being able to make a
selection Of President, and on Tuesday, on
the 47th ballot, Mr.. Geo. b. Augustus,
Gem was elected by one vote, and MIR.
Leach, Secretary.- Tdsoo City Wing.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-01-11
HOPKINS L. TURKEY

A good Suggestion.--At a late demo
cratic meeting in Boston, the following
resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That the service Of plate
valued at 30,000, presented to Nicholas
Biddle ny the directors and others OF the
United States Bank, as a testimony of
their high opinion Of his financial skill
and trustworthy Infringement OF The con
Germs of that institution, while president
thereof, ought to be restored 10 The Bank,
troken up and coined, and applied by tile
Bank in redeemiDy its false promises to
pay"
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-01-11

6rThe following is a letter from one
OF the Georgia members of Congress to
the Editors of the Argus published at
Columbus in that State. Mr.. Hunter
the New Speaker is "a Sub-Treasury
man, prefers Van Buren, to Clay or
Harrison decidedly"-yet the Wing:
pretend to claim his elevation
to the chair as a triumph! the
fact is their voting for Mr.. Hunter
shows their own weakness and want of
princIple:- columbus Democrat.
10 the Editors Of the Georgia Argus:
DEAR SIRs-Last eveningwe elected
X. M. +. Hunter, Speaker. He is a
Nu'liflcr,a Sub-Treasury man. prefers
Van Buren, to Clay or Harrison, dcci-
dedly. Is anti-Bank, anti:Whig and
not committed to the Van Buren, Par
ty. He is elected by the Sub-Treasu.
ry Nulliiers of Georgia and South
Carolina. The Wings uniting on him.
lie is the only man in Congress, who
stands in every respect where the Sub
treasury men OF our delegation do.
The Administration are well content
with him.