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any thing were needed TO establish he truth OF he case
nj Hs Van IJoozer-the following editorial reflaehs ro
tie Oswego co. Wing OF June 49, 84 would be suthcieni
10 satisfy The skepncal; 7,
BRIsToL's COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SA''ArAsihtA - :,
not that 10 the various nusuIis
,n medicines which iuundalt our couiv edS "'
ali o which profess bed sovereign Tetroy or an e
ills which flesh IS heir TO- and our tea,e , m , bss
oy on one or Two occasions noticed them at all LIS
ronr- has been prompted by determination not 70 ieco-
mend ary article with the qualities 0 which we were unc-
na;n,ed Hrt when we satisfied oi Inc ustiusese or
beneficial effects of any medicine, no PEI son ne
v piyes publicity the tact than ourselves WIN ai
ayct;nc and undeaabie proof OF The value ot the above
n,rtinn that call upon all our hens VINO may be
complaints or any clseisr arls9
rom lnury OF the hood 10 give II tar trial. win as
.s ToT reie if no, cure and inducemcnt give
an instance OF us wonderful and happy effects IN this nes-
berbood Mr. William Van Doozsr, o CRANKY has dauSh-
r some twelve wears si; who had been afflicted VAN
crouious affection ia the knee, and whcA Tor iong tLe
f,lbouph much mooey had been expepded) bauies the
skll OF our best physicians Inc ehtre knee Hss
ch,rged Al the attending physician, and he one
NJ h best in our village gave II as Els opinion that nothing
horl OF an anpuoa OF the diseased limb could save me ne
IT ,he child AZ this time The father pcovienaly called at
The store OF our friend r L. Lawrence and while noteig
The display of the various medicines around hni "shote
whv j The vast collection. nothing could be found TO an
relief 10 his suffering ttletaugber After bearing state
ment of the case Mr. L. informed him that he hau ne"
medicine which was highly recommended ISf susa e
,lant, and urs ed him lis efficacy II. purchased
soe The remainder OF The story IS so9a tod ihdt
tie although a; the time o COMM nclng lis use ,he cnu
as confaed 10 herbe.i and entirely helpless IN Jess thah
manh restored her lar to heah 10 enable Der 10
oin in the active amusenlenlS OF the other ciiafs 'u
her frame which had become enfaciated no" astaea
rou,: and healthy appearance The leg irol ionS Soh-
traction will probably It's primitive shape o'
roa h. use OF aa bottle more the he restored 70 il'
Iorner soundness, and the child IS IN perfect he,Ih
Another case equally wonderful OF IFS DeHeHcai eieci
will be fouad in OR advertising columns
Doc p H. Hard 10 X. l. Lawn epce, IS sois
agent for sr Bristol in Ibis place, OF whoni the ec!e
l-..aL . iIEA
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AND VELVET CAPS

S-A great variety ofnew splendid ptters adapted
infants children and bows Of all ages. Also, ladies
Riding Cap. OF very beautiful patterns, sentemen's
Sporting and Dress Caps The subscriber attcrs himself
and further recommendation is tho extreme moderate
price. al which they vended Wholesale and retailat
WATSON'S, l54 ChatiaB-.1reet, ard
% i,r i80 Rowery. +
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~ Five Hundred different designs NeckInces
Bracelets Watch Guards EARRINGS, Breast Flow low
er, Rings Wios Scalps &c Ladies' gentlemen hav
ing hair Of living ar deceased friend can get ltorneo 10y
BARRY into any design the mind can ccnceTe, IN suen
lform it viii he keepsake nva'uapie q; q. De- ue n'
't... :, rs ~ ,, ,.an ", a. I, 80 aulS imiS
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Gr Patent Self-COcEiug Repeating Ris-
iols.-The best weapon oi detence lnvened can os & Gus
CHARGED six times in three seconds With ore hand and war
an,et no, 10 get out OF order AT wholesale and retail
81 Inns W W - j. e. BOLEN, lGf Broadway
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nRAFTS payable at sight on all parts
y of Englspd, ireland and Scotland, in srms OF i3,
XIV 'Si9' 'oN 49, " 5 ]. SYLVESTERS,
,o % Watsueet and $50 Broadway
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GHILDREN CRY for sherman's Lo-

'IllLDAES SIhL Ioi t~uCi uhu LIZ
" zenges and well tkey may they very pleasant
eHicacous curing coughs and colds in few hours
ption in few weeks.
WORMS CAUSE DEATH
and much suffering when Sberman's Worm Lozenges WIN
nfalliby tesoy them Many have been snatched from
early grave by them. son of Mr.. Henry King Of
Paterson had suffered for months and one knew what
allied him. Three doses OF the Lozenges enterely cured
him. Hon q. Beardsiey says they saved the life OF his
only child.
HEADACHE, PALPTTATION l. SEASfCKNESS
relieved in from to 10 minutes by SLerman's CaBphor
Lozenge famous for owne.s spirits dependency and
all affections Mayor Clark says "his IS great
country and Shernan Lozenges the greatest invention
ot moaerR tines
ONLY ONE SHILLING
for Shenans Poor Mans Plaster, real cuIeal for pains
or weakness the back breast part OF the body
tcaH be beat, we know tneither Sherman's Crris
Tooth Paste be heat hardening the gums and sweetening
the breath His warehouse l06 Nassau street. door
above Ann. Agents n East Broadway, 1873 Bowery, 2T
Hudson, So William street. 10 and 213 broadway asd S9
Fulton street Brooklyn, BE 10 ge Sherman's M2W
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n The American Laborer for ssp,e,nne

viii be for sale at the TREuNE Office this day This nua
her contains The able speech of Hon. Il. H. H. Stuart a
Yirgna, the Necessity OF Proeconto the Agriculture
interests otthe country. Also The speech OF Hon. c. HUI
son. OF Has the New ari BESIDES these speeches ,s
number contains the address OF the Central Committee tie
Home Leagce History OF the Passage OF the Tariff law
(EditoraD; The Tariff, condensed statement Of lis pro-
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CLUBThe members Of this Club requested 10 alten,
meeting Monday Evening, September l2h at Z:
o'clock the Tppecanoe House No Sheriff street for
The put pose OF completing their organization and 10 tans-
act such other business come before the Club l
persons friendly of Henry Clay are invited to
pp,,rnd By order OF JOHN COLBY. President sIo p
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TSG Sun NOOK ,ruLL SEA.
Rises 4s sets II Rises 80 Morn Eve morn
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yFroul the New World, Sept 10, lSto
.sBrIsror,s EXTRACT OF SAEsXPAsiLLA-oi ah lGe re-
narkabe caastruphes which ever born III tne ofa
of novelist do believe Thai there ever was or ever
ronld be- one more remarkable than that which coSiuo
hs ory on the last page this paper. entitled The Dcom
Aysrted Ii should be perused by all who are IN iese n
life II Mr. Bristol produce such wonders! eIeCs py
b r,,trble, medicine land we have reason 10 doubtful
he deserves the gratitude OF generation
In the opinion OF good judges, Brisos Extract OF s
sanarlla is lar superior Swas Panacea-hayng ai 'ne
vrtues and none of The deetesus properties 81 tne a,
The Panacea simply dceoetion OF sarsaPara WIN
arains corrsiye submae, which nothing more ar II S
nan preparation or mercurv-,he protochiofde we nt
Iieve Nav Bris;ois Extract IS pure and made II! tbe h'
shi,tu and scientific While, hefecre " ean ad
No nir II i sre TO cobier cacuabe benefit Fer sale
al MiJEsp,s Pharmacy, l5 Broadway
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" Leary & Co. Ha.ters, will introduce the fashion
for the on Friday, 9Th instant
IS Iw Nos. and ) As,or House.
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~ Hats Of the Fall style are now ready.
THE model Tor the is slight modification of the
prevailing Paris mode
SPENCER'S Sale, Room.
September Isl. SIT
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THEODORE KELLEY '.N'. .''1'e0 s9N&eSSt
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any thing were needed 10 establish he truth OF he case
of Miss Van Doozer-lhe following editorial renafS, from
e Osuegu CO. Whg. of June 30 34 would be suthcieni
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DROKEN COAL-Peach Orchard bro
ken Coal OF the frs, quality this day disehasibs M h
from canal boat 0hio-ior sale ow taAsn G ~
slo All Westinghouse, corner LaIsht'
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" TIE 10Th number of this elegant periodical youth
is THIS DdY PUBLISHED al the Office of the New
WORLD, 30 Annstreet, embeshed with two handsome
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cUVER WARE-Wm. Thomson, No

corner OF Greenwich Lane and Thirteenth,
$40 ~ opposite the ElgnslI .N H-
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r'Prcpnrc 10 ,s,ees ss,y SEED! !'-aBEL y. rnu
masPaSor the First unlrelsaist Church IN And', ne
Nas,ausrcet Brooklyn will review the above tract No
ST. issued by the American Tract Society IN Nc orh
and afternoon service 10. and = O'Clock. Seats ifee
% 4
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u Tcacher's Associa'ion.-A meeting Of the
and Teaches oil Sabbath Schools
ed witt, the Union OF the Reformed Dutch Church. will be
held Monday evening next, at o'clock in The Lecture
Room of the church IN Lataye e Place, with the view of
To.c cinr,s A
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NJ Wei. Damp or Dry Cellars paved WIZ WIZ
Roman Tile and made wacr-ueb inr seven cr
foot or paved with Cement, concrete, ior teh "o''"S
for the bulk or space OF n tlonsnndbrck
;y9a tr ARIIAt SMITH, u Hamiiton-sl
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u Democratic Ciny CIub OF the E.xb,,,

U Price OF the Laborrr 75 for the entire volume of
numbers 81 cents s. q,
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9 The Misses kgavens VIII resume EN- s,ieip SSaoo ,s M
ior fouSG LApiEs on alon0ay SeHetuoei % af,Hso
S;aence OF their a,her, r. naveus ESQ No = Laiayeue
Plnce.
racter anj attsnTes who viii reside III the taniiiy
Boarding schosr especially, will therefsre ENJOY every
facility tor the acquisition Of correct practical kno"eaS"
Of the French language.
Parents and guarions desirous Of nscerainns The cha
racter OF their school, will be reers on application 10 any
OF their present former patrons - lwis
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We particularly commend the attention OF Farmers 10 II
speech Of Mr. Stuart ard OF Merchants and Traders TO that
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MARINE JOURNAL.

MINIATURE ALaAsAc,--rg1s DAY
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&A TO IET-Store and Back Room
l suitable. and recently occupied, for Al. p1ehsa.on p.on
sn office OF small paper called the
Mechane Rent Si5o putiI the Isl OF May next Inquire OF
30 I'm j. LOCKE, in rear OF 81 Ann-st.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-02

BREAD AND MEAT.-The recent rains
have made US all happy; the crops Nre
unusually promising and every thing about
us, munIlcsls the mpniicence of Provi>
dence, No people have more cause for
graduation, than the citizens Of Holmes
county. We nave a heallhml climate,
good wafer, productive lands, fruits, and
vegetables of every description; our for.
ests Astounding with game, the rivers with
fish; indeed all things, calculated to su'
perinduce happiness, and bring about com.
fort. Or money has Just stepped ont,
however.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-02

CALHOUN MEETING. "A meeting Of
the friends of Mr.. Calhoun was held al
Macon, in Noxubee county, on Monday,
the ooh glt. The Columbus Democrat
says, great unanmity and order pervaded
the meeting. The rain come tumbling
down all day long tho creeks wore swollen
and the roads almost impossible, and it
was greatly feared by the friends of the
meeting, that complete failure would
ensuc. About ten O'clock; p. M. from
seventy.hyo to one hundred Of the yeo.
manry having assembled, the meeting was
organized, the proceedings ofwhich will
be found in another column CT to.days
paper.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-02

or Kendall Of Tho Picayune, in his
remarks on tho Texan Santa Fo expedi.
ton, speaking of buffalo hunting, says
he wall not say he ever saw, at )ne sight.
tDo million, or even one million Of these
animals; but this much he will ASSERT
that he has stood upon little rising
ground in a Prairie, and seen these ami
mails grazing as far as the eye could reach,
This was certuinly very grea; seattle
show"
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-02

EoR THE EEsrLGss.--Mr. Kendall
of that excellent paper, the New Orleans
Picayune, assures his readers, that ifany
of them should ever undertake a Western
tour, and find it difficulty in getting to
sleep, that he can recommend never
falling pan to bring about that desirable
object. The plan, says he, has never
been known TO fail. Here il is:--JuS
lay fiat on yom back and undertake. to coan'
HE stars, and before you get halt through
the job, you will find yourself comfortably
wtapt up, and snoring in the arms OF Nor
pheus. The remedy is very simple and
we doubt not efectual one, th0t IS II there
is more of these troublesome animals, "a
military yves very familiarity known a.
bed bugs waiting 10 dine off OF your sleep
ing carcass.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-02

What are mc coming to2-The Sheriff
OF Muskiugum county, Ohio, recently sold
four horse wagon for So so, hogs at ct
cents each, horses at So, cows at 81 so.
The horses were such as were formerly
worth $50 to 500 each! What will be
the end OF the prevailing distress through
out the extent OF our broad landf We
shudder to.coniemplaie it. We mnsf have
better times.--PhH. Spt. Of1e Tunes.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-02

Gov. BoGGs.-It is with great JOY that
we And Ex-Governor Boggs, Of Missouri,
is fast recovering from his wounds, ard
that The design of the villain who attempt.
ed his assassination will be frustrated.
The Missouri papers state that the worthy
Elk Governor is steadily improving. The
contusions on his head are healing as fast
as desirable, and he is considered nearly
out of danger.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-02

TEMPERANCE MEETING. There will
be meeting of the citizens of Holmes
county, on Saturday, the l6,t instant, for
the purpose of organizing a Temperance
Society, at which time there will be sew
eral addresses delivered. The citrzeus
Of the county are respectfully invited to
attend.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-02

The doctrine Of seventy five was
taxation and representation should I.
gether; aud for advocating this o'ca|
Samuel Adams ard John lisrcokH
proclaimed traitors, and a reward 'l1
tor their heads. S. Of course jim \
ans, Benjamin Franklin, Pa.n., IIal
and all the rest, who slgned 'u' ll'cia
ton of Independence, wee Ia..o''i n n
by the rule act up by the presses W, ".
daily insult the people OF Rh''' hi'
with the epilbets, traitors, Io'aI;'1I, |.
surrectionists, sans cuIotip' ~D.1l
be admitted to have been tal'H D' |
goats, and sans cuIoj'es 49,. DAD.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-02

OF We saw, few days since, at the
Hotel of Maj. Williams, blue crane
measuring four feet ten inches, in length
and five feet eight inches between the
points OF the wing.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-02
TEE UN 10 N.
LEXINGTON, MISSISSIPPI.
Saturday June rs, 1912.

WAVE are authorized 70 announce JAMES
Wv T.. MATTHEWS, as a candidate for
Auditor of Public Accounts, at the election to be
held in August next
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-02

CHRISTIAN 4 PhaontIroIy-g,, |
we called upon to record l. a..
olan recently came to our s,.
ge'Ieman we'll known in ov,,
oeen constrained by seven
losses to abandon the by,,rs
one time babe fair to enrich
duced to ask his credi,orsoo,'I
un CONDITION Of giving Up al. h..
Tie preferred 10 do this, Ins,s.
almseIi Of the boon ex.epta
common wllh thousands 49,
cljIzens, BY The beueyO.ence
MS creditors, without Oh, A.,
signed bis discharge; but oa
whom he almost feared 10 aaaaa
.ns been compelled 10 2a, B
IneAl on an "aCCommodalim m'
Two thousand dollars, arIuaeJhl
'lafly generous, as well as C.HgaI
ING remarked 10 the appIicamIutt
he observed his enbaIras;mea,pC q
don't be afraid, | know VIA. No
come ior," and instantly fixed Il, d,
The discharge, Not SATISFIED g.h
this, alter a short pause, he seIzsdmI
and said, D." take this i know ,oa ]
We short OF money; you btgea Ilrgl
iIy TO support, and Il viii help yOO.' I
debtor 10 his utter am5Z meat loud
was a check for O0e hundred toIIanI
There lis something IeIeshlug ia sud
scene as lhIs, The debtor N4 wI
story, and while raualgsN, his eia.
plainly indicated how bis heart tll
generosity Of one who bad .pa'redq
mislorluaes. The same uomIo.
fine speclmeRt OF natures UCii.jV
discharged another person shoosa
nine thousand dollars.
There Is no romance IN this.
n. \. Con- al
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-02

Congressional-We received yesterday
Washington papers to the 10Th instant.
Nothing out Of the ordinary course was
passing IN Congress. We see that a me-
mortal from james c. Patton, biublv
respectable citizen of PETERSBURG. W..
praying Congress TO assist him in con.
siruc'lng two machines invented by him.
one for passing through the air with i'm.
mense velocity, by which he proposes TO
reach London or Liverpool from his
country in sixty hours; the other machine
so constructed as to generate enough air
Tor respiration; aud with which he thinks
he can pass through water at any depth il
will allow, and under ships or vessels of
any size, and with such apparatus as he is
IN possession OF, explode or blow I'D ia SIX
or eight hours, fifteen or twenty shiOs of
the line. Dir. Patton estimates the ex.
peose ofconstructing these machines at
$4,000 each.
II wus referred TO the naval committee.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-02

;eas !. ' 'is 1, c'o.'i,,, |. ~,
N' "cq q Cape i ha al ,,1.p
,,';r Captain Tucker, Of ' a.,
v ~a. 70 last evening from 70 "a, = w
~ ~hi a" As eye wines, '' Of M .'f4|
O ~",S@ O sS !, that devoted a ''' y: q
r InossS ,o |y the shock under I Y,
a.0s' 'umOIing siual,,". ano saw !
~ in one universal ' er,.S VI
'ns the place, with t The ",., E'4'
u ,ha Nv" so. or three houses, Was A','5.Ni
Tue space oflwo Or ,b'. vas de'ql
,,up il"%ed ip'o'he prioci p,'' -.
- "ealn ImmedIalolv 1 o
me earthquake, The conby,.., 30
the buildings remoia lir,,'a .'l i
were destroyed. 'oo' d
49,. captain Tucker Slate. 49,.
population of the plare ', W.. 'aa'a''
from 10000 to 10000, " "pI ' ''.Ia'
information n he could o J"a .''n I,
'nan , eco were saved '''T Tb, @
part oil the merchants v.,, 10 Pul
survivors. 0''s anon
" The survivors being y,,,,,..,
any officers o: Tie Gn ,s',a'at
continually fighting and ' ,Sasa
other for Plunder. The Cav, .,'''9
f'go was dug out from ,ae r NJ y Y "
earthquake was oycr.o "" '''
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-02

CHART OF EIEALrH'-S's ".
son has made out the iOI,.as ' n'
any of our readers are a1's ,.,,"
they will apply the cure I@'' Wv. I'd
Lore-A complaint OF the '''a N
ing out of an lOo:dioai' ''5 y M
somethiug difficult TO obtain i, MI M
persons Of 7 both sexes, general! J, ~ N
fifteen and thirty; some Inv nv
10 nave II at Inc age Oh ''A? "A
Symptoms. Absence Of n WOO, y.
and S sig ylss zsphyrs; loodo',' ., :, /
and music; gazing on The n' Sa.o ~, /
loss ofappetite; neglect Of a po'.' bpS
thing Of all things, save :, "a .,ab.
eyes, and a constant de'', a,,.bn[o; >
E6sct,-A strong n'a y, ,',g',,'
high; stupidity eloquent o!''i 4, lia'r
and all that sort OF 'hioS. . a, :. va
ginalion brighr; bowers Of f % ~, +
cupid" TIcI'a and buttered peas; 'o ",n ,pa'
oceans of despair, racks '0'"''
pistols.
Cwe-Get married.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-02

The produce Of sugar ia all parts of the
world amounts TO about million tons
year.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-02


ms was cer'uiniy very grea. seattle
SdoW."
The Democratic Convention held a,
Sa:lbury, North CaroEno on the 2O,b
-rw -, .,, ''' Wv ~
''S' ', W 49,
'"0 largest "SSeo'V''eS Oh we N'nu 'n"'
ever met IN that Slale-the number OF
persons present being estimated at from
,h,oc to f,ur ,bons,nd F,om y,r;m.
=,
Pa''' VI '"' o'u"'' we are "'Ppy 70 '.''"
OF 'He increasing popularity OF Mr. Gal
houn, A number OF letters from distn-
ouished Democrats were received md I
,,,I :, ,I,o ,,,oo,,.,,, :, .o,I,. =, io.,.;,a
" ; y - ~
''o"' " "''o'o'
Below We give the letter oil the Hon, ,
John {. Calhoun
Iy,,L;..,o, J., A.. ,ote,
Gentlemen: II nv public duties you'd
permit, II would atI'rd me PIeo3lGo to &C,
.ccPt the invitation you have IGntered me
IN behalf OF the Democratic convention,
to attend their adiour',ed meerinu. 70 be-
convened at Salisbury Oh the Goth inst,
but as they do not, | am comoplled 10 de-.
cline accepting.
You do &c, r, ,.,.Lo :, oooo;5o.;,o IT,,
present as2 uoI,o,,,, :, -.
Never bpC.,, Lo, ,Go C,,.,,,...a,., ,,..,
SURROUND ID hy ca MANI onJ o., C,,,,,I.lI,
d,Hicr',;as la,h ,,,,h,, a,,J ,,,,,L.',,
sha # mss oyer,ba l,,,ar ,,;,han,',,n. .
,hor orc nnr, ,bo o"h;a,,, r,,,"' ;o''0.
which s;noeral, bon1 ,n,n , =" I','.,'''
A., bnoo-aIIo al ''';'''"'' ~
- IN - a;,,,,,,., $50, - '',''''"'
aI i'i ~. va '"o o""'',
, I,;or..'-,''i.. 49, Wv ''"''i -
n. ,aL;,. ','','',9' r
r,;s, :, ,,;u9 C.,y ~, ''". az
.,s';,,l .ar.. :'s - ,iS, '' "a '"9
no.so All, ,',','-, Wv" E'0"
No. ,bo con,.oI ', sno s'',, = 1'"se' ~ no"
49, - ;" ''"'' '"7
''''' """ ''o expenditures
III o"s'"s We" !'d"s con''ac''o9 ana
P's''I $500 o0 ~ '"s o''0"'.'S Oh 'Su-
t'IuS '.'"'' '"o 'qu""oe''',s WIN waste
W. 800" ''''o"eu ny ''P'oly
WV, Vt''" Dso'' !" " p0''ou Oh peace,
Is,, 81 H. :" " &c" I''S ~ tquaI me
ono son.ihIa n,a,,l. AZ, -, WINS ",'"I"'
4owowa,d .nn.,o IS -, "''S'' ,n'
lor from ,ha, rho nr.sae, on,,;n ,"I",. 10
tin, Of onr a,a,,s IL No., onIa .' ,oG Go"r'
with cor,,lacanrv 10 oor,;o, IS ,La.
who have cor,roI nm; b.s haon h.a' 'op,
,hont ;nto,,;ooall, 40 ;al;.ao.. Nv ~
wards occor,l,sL,o,, ,ha Ia.r. aSa,. W.
ohjpc,s Of the nar,y' q p,o,ao,;.a To,
and = Na,,oo,i p.nr. ,rLss,;, -
danger or the cr,s;, Tbe raai oa '',S ''I
annIehens;on il not e. n,aah , ,I', =,
ravenna has doo.aaaod ,aI ~. '""' vac
,n,os ,,a.oaooa, ,r.. L Wv p'I,"''
haop ;,o,rrod o,d ,Lo -,,,I,s ', ,'''
nairad 90 crao, a. ,ha, ,aa, w. ua,;
bos hsen dnno 1os;,nall,, 80 .'oI
partv IN ,csseaion If noyar 80 ,,,aan, :,
an end. ard p,dor s,nh ciro,a,s,aana.ao
evince fixed determno,ion ~ oooaonI,.l
their object, he IN, conssonanca st ' 49,,
Icouotrv and its ;nsI;,,t;ons a.h,,i,
Tina, suchs'meoos should ho rosa.,,J
in order TO effect sncb oh;o.,s rn.n' ,,,, w
cause deep alarm to the reaac,;na on%
patriotic.
Such being the character or ,he cr;,;,
the real cuos,io, tor tho naa,I 10y
at the APPROACHING election ,s, Shall ,Enso
who now have the control be nerani, ,,J, ~
retain their nower in ordrr 70 eGsc, hns~a
means the end proposed? ADlvho yeaord
,arlh, bank. debt, wosrrG,I evoanJ,t1,as
and heavy taxes in the sham ofbirh H.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-02
Cwe-Get married

JUsT1cE.-JuslIce IS % =, .eT
between nei5hbor nations
neighbor citizens much 70,
K bighvaymn" Y a. " n,re, as !
when he plumbers 10 mikes %
single, and nation mat iTFlppANa
war is only a great gang
A Wonder New ~, l mol
states that Buffalo, one o. 49," yok-'
porrant cities IN Western Ns y tiys
emporium Of he lake fa's' :
Dut a bank. Ficayaae'
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-02

John l.. Henderson, ESQ. and Others Of
The CommIitee.