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That same old Coon.'


The official returns of the election in
Maryland on the 9Th inst. give the dem
ocrafs majority of seren on joint ballot,
instead of six, as stated last week. which
will give US the senator to be elected
next winter. An event which, says the
Hagerstown Mail, we believe, has not
before taken place in Maryland, since
the regular organization of existing par
ties. Gen. Samuel Smith, the last DEM
ocratic senator from MARYLAND, was, we
believe. elected in 1926, by senate and
house of delegates not chosen with refer
ence to the great questions which have
since constituted the line of demarcation
between the federal and democratic par
ties.
At the head of the result, the Mail
places the subjoined lines, which are
published for the special benefit Of our
whig friends--nnt through any dlsrespect
for them--but merely TO show them that
the time has arrived when the democrats
feel little poetieal, and that some of
them have yenturned to breath a little
'cooaskin melody,' in strains rather dis
cordant, however, upon the ears of the
late coon 6ards. We conjule you, then,
dear whig friends, TO be offended at
the following two little yerses-it's all in
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Married,

On the evening ofthe 18th instant. by
the Rev. Silas Billings. Mr.. Samuel C.
Richardson, to Miss Eleanor W. LoveN.
daughter of Charles U. Lowell, ESQ,
formerly of this town.
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CERTI.EECATES.

We whose names are undersigned, do here
by certify, that we have effectually tried the
Labor Sa0ing Soap made and prepared by Mr.,
Charles c. Maurer, and do state, that we have
never seen or heard of any kind of soap supe-
rior to it. 1t not only cleanses clothes perfect
ly, but saves the great labor of washing with
machines and the naked hands.
MARY SUSAN MAGRUDER,
SARAH G. WILLIAMS,
MARIA SAMUELS,
CATHARINE MILLER,
ELIZABETH HELLER.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-10-20

"7He same old Coon" thai enacted such
a distinguished part at the late Whig
meeting in New York, is dead He re-
signed this life in disgust at the folly Of
his political associates.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-10-20

In the same countries last October, the
vote stood for Mcdonald 1921, and
for Dawson 1885.
The majority for the Democratic tic
ket will be about 5000 or 5000.
The Democratic majority in the Legis-
lature will be as large as last year. if no!
larger. So far, as compared with last
year, the Democratic party have lost 8
Senators and gained 5. They have lost
IL Representatives and gained 17.-.Au-
gusta { Ga Constitationa5ist, Oct. 8.
DELAWARE.
The Baltimore Sun Of Thursday give
the following
Election IN Wilminglon. election
for city officers was held il. Wilmington,
Delaware, on Tuesday, which resulted as
follows:
Wing. Dem.
A. Allderdice, 5lS w. Townsend, 558
Il. II. j. NaE., 500 John Harris, $50
Z. C. .Stotsenb'g, sol ]. a. Hunter, SAB
Elisha Huxley, SIS DIR. A. M'Laue,5 28
J. Candy, SIS j. Miller, 526
\. Holinsworth. sly b. Webb, 55l
Treasurer.
]. Hagany, 5il Isaac Dixon, $40
assessor.
Jno. Duncan, 500 j. b. Lewis, $50
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia city-For Mayor. John
NJ. Scott. {WhigD GAS; Richard Vaux
Dem.) 5,ts7: Wing majority, 1908.
The majority for the Wing Council tic
ket is between five and six hundred. The
Wing majority in 1910 was $500.
Philadelphia county-The entire Dem
ocratic ticket elected by upwards of two
thousand majority, as well as all the Of
ficers, with, perhaps, one exception, e.
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THE COLONELCY.
Communicated.

Mr.. GArrwooo: Please state 10 your
paper, that Dr.. Il. s. Wunaer will be
supported as candidate for the Colonel
cy Of the 10th Reg. ". A., On the 18th
Of Nov. next. X.
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70 lie Ell. cfths Ssatsnel:
SIR: You will please publish the name
Of NM. S. Riahsr as candidate for the
ColoneIcy, at an election to be helI 0n
tie 18th praSimo. T.
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FOR THE SENTINEL.

MIR. EDITOR: You are requested to
say that Capt. S. G. Williams will be
supported for the office OF Celonel Of the
l46th Reg. on the 18th Of Nov.
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A good sentiment. In his speech at
Boston, in referring to the difficulties be-
tween Great Britain and the U. States.
and the late negotiations by which some
of then have been adjusted, Mr.. Web
sted gave utterance to the following just
and handsome SENTIMENT
with the right on our side we are a
match for England. With the right on
her side she is a match for us-and fo-
any body. In all the differences be-
tween nations and in the final judge
ment upon them great new element has
come in the constitution of the tribunal !;
| mean the tribunal of the public opinion
of the world a nation will not 60 to war
now, either with the consent OF her SUBJ
jects or people unless the grounds and
reasons are sufficient to justify her in the
general judgement of the whole world. =
Tie influence Of civilization, the infu-
enca of commerce. and above all the in
fluence of that heavenly light which
shines over Christendom. restrain men
restrain princes and people from crafty
ing an inordinate love of ambition thro'
the bloody scenes of war and has been
wisely and truly said, every settlement
of differences between Chris tan States,
by reasonable negotiation and on the prin-
ciples of public justice, is new tribute
to, and new proof of :he benign inAu-
ence Of the Christian creed"
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s. Wines

1875 bbls whiskey
so do do (old rye)
Is Or. casks sweet Malaga wine
3 do MADEIRA do
50 bbls New England Rum
BRANDIEs-Apple and Cognac, &c.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
Western District Of Virginia, Stanton.
Fns Bankruptcy.
NOTICE 40 CREDITORS and all others
concerned in intesest, to shew cause against
the petition Of
No. 603-Wiliism Fl. Mccullough, of Page
county. for a discharge from all his debts and
a certificate thereof, on the 10th day ofJanu-
ary, l843.
No. 604-William C. Cheek, of Page coun-
ty, for discharge from all dis debts and Ger
tiicate thereof, on the 10Th day Of January,
iS43 Teste,
NlCHG. K. TROUT, d. c.
October 90, sl12-I1w
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DE1ECE10Ns.

Soak the clothes to be cleansed the evening
before in tub ofwater. Next morning put
the ketel over the fire full Of as much clean
water as will boil the clothes-When warm
chip the soap into it, and stir it with wooden
paddle until it is dissolved-Rinse your clothes
out of the tub into The kettle, and let ii boil
two hor,rs-Then have tub of clean warm
wateH and put the clothes out of the kettle
into it-Wash them until you get the most of
the brine out OF it-Then repeat the rinsing
and hang them up to dry Fine linen clothes
do not require so much boiling, unless very
much disordered.
CHARLES C. MAURER.
Maurertown. Oct. IS, 1S42.-y
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sec S5en{luec:
The Virginia Scriyener,

\ work which every Magistrate, Consta-
Bile, Sheriff, and every man of business
ought to have, for sale at this oifice-a
feto copies only-Price 81.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-10-20

Te0 cfpteS On!y-FfiCe Sl'
Disgr0c2fuG MIR. William Naphis. a
respectable farmer of this county, pass
ed through this place on Tuesday, Oh his
way from Winchester, where he had been
detained since Thursday last, in conse-
quence of a personal injury, inflicted by
two unprinciped ruftians, at Or in the
vicinity of the Winchester depot. The
particulars, as far as we have been infer
med, are as follows Soon after Mr. VI. g
arrival in Winchester with his wagon. he
was insul{ed and mcnaced by the ruf!ians
befnre named. An encounter ensued.
in which Mr. nj. received blow on the
head with a stone from one Of them,
which like to have proved fatal. Nhe
Their the perpetrators OF 'hls wicked and
diseraceful deed have been arrested Or
not, we are net Informed but we should
suppose that the good people of Winches-
ter will see the proprIety of adopting eff
ficient measures for the protection Of
those who market there. Not long since
gentleman informcd US that bis coat
was stolen FROM his wagon, while trans
acting his business at the depot.
.-ege~-
The Bankrupt Lav-EMPoRTANT DEcI-
sIoN.-Judge Wells, lf the federal court
of Missouri, we perceive by extracts IA
ken from late st. Louis papers, has pro-
nounced the bankrupt law now in opera
ton TO be unconstituti land consequent
" refuses to grant petitioners for the ben
eht of it the discharge which the law d.
reefs the Judge to give in such cases.
An appeal, how evef, we understand, has
been taken to the supreme court of the
United States, to set aside the opinion
the Judge in this case; and that it will
go up at the next term of that court next
January.
The main grounds, it is understood,
upon which the Judge bases the uncon-
stitutionaity Of the law, are, /. That
the trainers of the constitution used the
term bankrupt or bankruptcies in a
technical and restricted sense, having
reference and looking to the bankrupt
law of Great Britain existing at that
time and therefore the power of con-
gress to establish uniform laaoS on tie
subject IF bankruptcies is limited, in sub
stance, to the system established by the
British Parliament, and, consequently,
congress has not the power to provide for
cases Of coluntary bankruptcy, nor for the
discharge of debtor, without first OBJ
tanning the assent of four-fifths or ma
ority Of his creditors That congress
has not the power to impair The obligation
Of contracts; that the prohibition to the
states to pass any law impairing the OBJ
legation Of contracts affords sufficient
proof that the trainers of the constitution
intended to extend the same inhibition to
the congress, cypress poooer to pass such
law not having been delegated.
-9Se-
That same old Co0n.'
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...sE.AEDWF re-

lasAa Z a.
so tons hammered & rolled Iron, all sizes
500 kegs anti-Eatam Nails
&c Anyils (part mouse hole manufacturer
140 pr. Trace, chains, halter chains
Also, steel Of all kinds. vices, mill and cross
cut saws, hand and PANEL saws, knives and
forks Of all kinds, spoons, scissors; shovels,
spades; long and short handled forks; ca~pen
ter's knob and common locks, hinges screws
&c, with number OF other articles belong
ing to the hardware line.
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.TTNr~w -r - q
ssSNlAsS "a ~ "a 49, -

Bleach'd A, 5-4, with all other blch'd goods
1000 lbs cotton yarn, Of all numbers
Together with ell kinds wooden goods-such
as blankets, cassinetts, fuiled linsey, &c.
PAINTS, Oils, AND FARNISH.-
80 kegs white leads No. 8, extra ground in oil
Imperial Green in cans, also ground in oil
Red Lead, Venetian Red. linseed oil, lamp oil
Fish oil, tanners oil, Copal and Japan varnish
Spirits turpentine, SC.
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..5*@., 5C@E5I!CS, &c.

.9z@S, 5Cs.E5 TICS, 81.
f~'<' LIDS Porto Rico and N. Orleans Sugars
5 na,s 5 II P r, n. o. & NJ. Molasses
i25 bags Java, Laguira, and Rio Coffee
Pepper and Alspice
5000 pounds No /, 2, 5 and 4 Loaf Singer
10 EIlf chests G. P, IMP, Y. II. & Blk Tee
casks Sperm & Whsle OIL
rs boxes eight by ten Window Glass
$50 kegs nails assorted sizes
5 tons Bar Iron
100 tons Plaster
90 bbs. No. l Herring
1000 bushels Ground Alum Salt
100 sacks do do
100 do fine do do
1900 lbs Cotton Yarn; Osnaburgs
500 lbs Carpet Chain
] ton assorted Grndstones
l ceroon S. F. Indigo
Bro. & bleaohed Cottuns; Twiled Bagging
With all assortment of Cedar Ware
And many other things in our line all of
winch will be sold very low for cash or in ex-
change for Flour, Wheat. Flaxseed. or other
produce, by WOOD & DANNER.
Winch. Depot, Oct. 13-4t
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have their analosies in many chemical
processes. The investigation of the
chemical connexion subsistlng between
those actions proceeding in the living
body, and the transformations presented
by chemical compounds. has also been a
subject of my inquiries"
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-10-20
GEORGIA.

Congressional Elections. The returns
from thirty counties give the following
result OF the eclection for members of
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-10-20

Democratic majority on joint ballot, 7.
The Democratic majority of the popu-
lar vote about 1890. In 1910 the Wing
majority was 4.774.
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NOTICES.

NEW Yex AID ALnAyr RAIL RoAp Cog
~ Office No. 2, Park Place; 8
NOTICE. hereby gwen 10 the Stockholders OF the New
~ York and Albany Rail Road Company that an ELECTION OF
Park Place Monday the sixth Of June next. .
The Polls will be at 10 O'Clock, ~ NJ, afh continue
the Books for transfer of Stock closed and will
continue unti the It'll day OF june newt =
By order Of the Board.
me 6c JOS. r.. BLOOMFIELD' Secretary.
CtORPOHATLDN NOTiCE.-Public notice is hereby given
" That sale Of property for unpaid will take place
public Auction the City Hall of the city OF New YORK, on
uesdsy the Goth day Juae y O'clock, and be
continued from day day until the whole Of the said property
shall oe Ids and the detailed OF the and
prope s.d IL published in the New Era
printed and published ia gc,y Of N:w YORK =,
Comptrollcr's Office April &c. 1872. a28 iawiawtiuu
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NOTICE TO BUYERS OF

NOTICE TO BUYERS OF .
CABIN EFT Flu RNI TIL RE.
THE would invite the attention Of tose wishing
orufenas. articles in the above BUSINESS, ssiih,
iGS F,n mech .nd oss of .sn a9a
% s to BE e o st S,Ss SsS sSS5Ssy
Rags o<ehsr with D.Dask sllqos and Ta.. and every
W. rom catteTns lately received. - =" 80" ~
y,s cg sa5 ATTENTION sa paid 70 he fGg 9osp.
psdi sm Il, WAA lsldN.S n H., ME Haoi,,
JOSEPH pECKOvER, Fancy Calumet Maker Nathrn,s5-
leal Ono syeal Instrument Case Manraetsr sd9 Water
Ghgonoraeier boxes of superior m.e barometer hermo
boxes MADE ss'ty ana
tusp,ese sossgsan and pistol spse Of all dssep9n das
All , ss.ss made roy! q
Esaiis every decrptcs syecuei with pc,nc.s pune
S sFif ssSa ss;AEHS sif
Me;s g w Blunt; ssrasr q w,st street and pu,..l
Mr. A. a snP y, iso rsr,esi. b n...s
MI, pemilt, 800 fear street. -. nm. mi5lm.c
NEW STORE of Rich st and Plain Glass No, % John ST.
Egg 6 n,.' az ' SSne
ss 81 sasfl n I'll q Y %
md q ss
ss2ss s:ss S:tfs
10 HI N ATG LA s Ss6lA n b -
e LII EARTHENW' ARE. s :, , ...
AAsToR H0usETFIenoh' Porcelain Dinnr sqryse.,
g ysaa s s..,.s Porcelain, r g s.s sas dc
soiRS ss f S!sss $S,:t;s;s Is as *
DO 20 : 49,. do liran,e blue ar white. do iaS
f+Ssi!fyT' gtaog -tSIg.,.l rala0a lonl T., .
Cut VINES, per dozen, FROM &, ai,s:Tp 80 - D. a 50
L Do mSnslf Handled Do 90 ,raoa s%
TAsEr CurErsr.r '@iot . h" -
OF the finest descriptions, in dozens ts low pcf
e 'n eIss handsome a''gq sfs e Tss
relief Of Aafhess. fdlj-,. va ma lmsc
CHEAP: HARDWARE STORE.
III. AZ. r sa ;i'!s
e. SsRsf . sTsa s Is 'P''a Of
S%sS hey h'H Ind 10 o IL s'Gss
''''' "' '4' y, ALFRED f. LAdRAyE,
regular ,upc ~ k RIVE sfTER s9c6 N md
GGeopefs Glue Al--a complete assortment Of A,sssan,es
W96 bF6i4 W5SP sa sAREf Ea
who hive no. supplied acknowledgement blinds this spnns wi
S lind s r. s most ssss a@5ps S
ISs vi; ss made asssi L'sseapss 81 gsf rsa
$: ss Sa ~
Bin e9n'eience Of MS many have
spsb RS ss saa ro Of VIII a
The s.e. tried s,seiser with the co@mit,ss report and
81 ' isH SSsTs wisGas s
"a c.ss =" o S.a SShsd uc % m
meat for the samaalsr al less than half tht f
20 -. .. N - 1a sILAs CHEERING. 3.
m.s VIC !! - n-.-.--- :. . llss MaLsr sEes,.
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A co,,,r NurfAl has been IN session at 3Sa-
~ n e. ,he rial of Capt Marshall :. Howe, of
,be ID Dragons, charged with cruelty towards one
"T he soldcrs The members are BrigadIer Gen
cra w. X Arnnstead, Colonel 3D. Regiment Artil-
iv President ;,Col. Sylvester Churchill, Inspector
General: Col + y. Watbach, Lieut. Col. LIST Regl-
menf Artillery; Lieut.. Col. VIM. Gates, N Regi-
ment Artillery Major NJ. NJ. Payne, ID Regiment
Artillery: M5jor J, Y. McChntock, 81 Regiment
Artillery: Capt. j. r. Irwin, lst Regiment Artil-
lery Capt in Quarter Masters Department; Leu.
Thomas p. Ridpley, Cd Regiment Artufsry; oaI
w. G. DE Hart, ID Regiment Artillery J"oRe ho-
vocate.
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s~rs'FfF-.-sr 'FT7--- =
,.JEWELRY.
WATCHES. AND .JEWELRY


. t..-,.;...,r g. VERY LOW. t,t . -
L Wstcheg Gold and s5cr Pencils. GtiI C,sus. heys
Cod Watches as oa !. tirtyto rorty cs srck Wsirhe,
AID Jewcir sxersnxcJ bought All wapfss gre nsrran
81 TO keep good tme the mceey r.inLed Nsicrs and
Clocks e.irrd ir ire best sl Esu.rtsi II much
he city. e; G. HiLEN, Importer OF Watches and Jew
ery Wholesale and retail. 30 Wa street, up stairs. =.
mes lmsm
MEssRs MORTIMER HUNT, Jewellers and Silver
w smiths Of New Bond street, London and 81 Broadway
New York, beg respectfully to pprse the public that teH
establishment in this country will be- positively and finally
closed the first day Of lyme next I'LL which period then
stock of iewsy, plate plated goods co,eSc will remain
private sale IN Broadway at aud under prime cost
WATCHES, JEWELRY. CUTLERY, Sc-The sub
w scbefs beng DESTROYS OF materially reducing their stock
offer for sale importation cost for cash approved shoft
Tcr gold and silver watches gold chains pencs rings, AMI
broacts diamond and rings unset diamonds paste stones
plated Japan and German silver ware Of evy descriptions r.
,o cards and in dyrns pen ,cket and dirk knives scs
sets of table cutlery also, silver specacess imbles
pencils tooth picks pickle forks. plated earrings, chsin,
lockes glasses seals pocket books
cork screws, &c. &c. S. j. NEUSTADT BARNETT,
mi lms C " Maiden lane.
ID Observation-Disclosures WALTER, agent and partner o.
~ ehpusf Of Berger Walter the on manef.etory of Watch
Glasses in France No n Parads Pooniere street. Paris
has the honor Of informing Mssrs dealers watch works and
all articles connected with the line also Mssrs dealers IN ct
glass that their establishment of watch glasses cut glass, gt
and colored fancy articles, &c SC &C. has lately been
moved from No 40 Maiden Lane TO- No 90 William street.
factory, are respectfully invited to call IT oa;
where will be found assortment OF the above men
goods which will be disposed Of the most
trxns. . -. . mtSm'r
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BOOKS AND. STATIONERY.

DIAPER MANuFATURERs.--Th Subscribers give
noee thar Messs Howe Goddard of Worcfsrer Mas,
and Gyinasr Machnss, Win fire steam d,ysp snas,ns
ssr Ma a iAs ws ~ shs s
fper yhich in point Of lmanshp and finish pa sur
ha are now 4 operation IN pany of The best mills TO
''sl'Hs fERs s. Se BROOKS St 81 kf aaa ,ou+
dso axw - OF Liberty street
NEW GUITAR MUsiC-GE0RGE H. DEiWORT,
ST. Johns church. has honor TO acqnan his friends and the
public that be has published variety and popular
also arrange aad eo%poss M mas r' ior orchestra
ana other y, and give nsoctos 20
~ Bankruptcy presenting the sub all phase
ss e4sa s, LAY Lord III ,sss e Nj M Chic
' sy %s. ss s s 4; i Clos 81
appear he ef "ns 20 ase eR
FIJI in hsJuy number The r!epse,9Is viii eonaue de list
would Sa: .Sh @ S. s May
49,, : 'E, BRADBURY, sopEN & CO. -.
CARDS, BILL-HEADS, &C.,
CHEAPER THAN EVER =, -, .
y0l.Y sGRFACE CARDS of superior manufacture, print
| .r.','..; -. REDUCED fRICEs:T 49,. a..~.... y,
s"S d,e =; 49,: % gents
! 100 dS'a.s.. $50. $1,000. ef9 20
ioes Common 3 ,ts, :, i he, n,;c. $50
Oircalars Rinheas Notices. Posting and Show Bills. ami
every Description Of printing executed short notice,
sTISS Rps.a ns ear, a. i engraved
Sias "Tss md S ss 8 Ias sSa. s
49,. - BRowNsoN& GO. - =.
a29 Ims I'm Gold L, near Fulton
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BOOK BINDIN G.

PAPER RULING.
IT IRELAND, No 100 Nassau street having entire new
IL stock of Binding Tools and Ruling Machinery, Of the
,,es rnd now prepared TO execute
Meclnts Acct6unt Books and in other kinds Of Blsnkw
ruled sndbod ~ any patterns and Ia style that warranted
give satisfaction Any work ordered be done IN e En-
hIhcdei cpuipd, as H. has had long experience in bot,
methods. '
FOR sALETwo second hand Corperplate Presses. Ap-
ply above. ml8 I'm
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10 PAPER HANGINGS.

FEl7V. TN KIN IL1AIN NIIANNVO....
M A. HOWELL CO, 1867 Pearl street, are now recev-
W.. ing from their New Brunswick
tensve cd Paper Hangings Borders Sc the
and approved patterns and styles suited to the city and
eoutfs trade which they offer To dealers the net nnuc
tory prices.
Also their usual variety Of French Parer Borders Fire
Boerd Prints, Views, sc. ...-.-.. 49,. -
Tns bss ioI in any of the city
be had at the shortest notice. " s@'. ai3 cod3n*p
HOMdfPAf HAS WORKS.-Just fuhlishel BY, WIN
IL RApp s3e2 lBnadways Jouis New Manuel OF Homo
pathc Practice edited with annotaons BY A. Gerald Hall
MD setond American from the third Paris edition. This
d:pensape book 70 h9mephists now complete in 2yols
The emily Gside the Aimini,tntion of Homeopathic
Remedies hd edition from the second London edition. with
Popular Considerations HomDpa,ha-hy VIM. Cullen
Bryant ESD, Deliver before the New York Homeopathic So
ciety, Dec. %, i3il-Price 1891 cents.
Also just published Hydates, or Manuel Of the Water
Cure pactised b. Vincent Priessnitz Geenberg
piled and translated fcm1Te writings OF Charles Nhnde ID.
fte,.el d = Hr'fRs and Other pGaftoners, BY Francis
Rhs little ely printed bookcoptan. exposon ip wh,t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-27

ness which prevails In IL. Whilst the foreiga pro-
oeeef IN order to share any part OF that market, -
ooilsed first To submit reduction IN the price Of
ms commodity equivalent to the Guty, and his com
modify Is finally excluded from the market by the
operation OF the principle Of domestic competition.
fortunately for the harmony Of the different parts
OF the Union, and without the danger OF reviNing
topics which formerly sg,tated aud eSasperated
parties, the actual wants oi the Treasury now re-
9nire Tariff which, while II supplies n necessary
Revenue, may be arranged as to afford Incidental
protection to Manufactures without any material de-
patture from the principles OF the compromise act
Inc opponents o: the protective policy have never
eontroverted the right Of Government TO give such
incidental protection; and the friends of that policy
looking to the substance rather than the name 81
things, should think. ought TO be content il their
OBJECT ts attained, whether II be made in the form
OF Revenue Tariff Protective Tariff.
request your acceptance, gentlemen, OF my re-
specuul and cordial Judgments Tor the friend
" sentiments towards me contained ~ your com
munication, and for your kind wishes tor my health
and prosperity in retirement And I unite my
PRAYERS with yours the Great Author of beinI
Tor his blessings upon you, upon our country, anu
upon all.
am, with tho highest respect,
Faithfully your friend and obi serv't.
II. CLAY.
To Messrs. l.. Bradsh, Erastu. Root, sc.