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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-09-21
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills
0f tho North ,uor;c1n To1l,-. r. Hill

OF the North American College of Health
This extraordinary medicine is founded upon
the principle that the human frame is subject to
ONLY ONE DISEASE, viz: Corrupt Humors,
or in other words Impurity of the Blood, and MOTH
ing save vegetable cleansing, is wanted in order
to drive disease of every description from the bo-
dy.
If the channels of our mighty rivers should be-
come choked up, would not the accumulated wa
ters find new outlets, the country be inundated1
Just so with the human body; if the natural drains
become closed, the accumulated impurities will
most assuredly find vent in some form of disease,
or death will be certain consequence
WRIGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
are eminently calculated for carrying out this
GRAND PURIFYING PRINCIPLE, because
they are purgative medicine so justly balanced
and withal so natural to the human constitution,
that they cannot possibly iniure the most delicate;
at the same time, if used in such manner as to
produce free evacuations by the bowels, and re-
peated few times, it will be absolutely impossi-
bic for pain Or distress of any kind to continue in
the body. A single twenty-five cent box of the
above named Indian Vegetable Pills will, in all
cases, give relief, sometimes even beyond the
power Uf words to describe, and if persevered in
for short time there is not a malady in the
whole course of human Ills that can possibly with
stand their astonishing and wonderful influence.
WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
cnrf hin c,,re for
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-09-21

Yeas los not voting 81 Nays l03
t Vacancy.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-09-21
COSTIVENESS,

Because they completely cleanse the stomach and
bowels from those bilious and corrupt humouts
which paralyse and weaken the digestive organs,
and are the cause of headache, nausea, and sick
ness, papitation of the heart, rheumatic pains in
various parts of the body, and many other unplea-
SAINT symptoms.
In all disordered motions of the Blood, called
Intermittent, Remittent, Nervous; Infammatory,
and Putrid
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-09-21
ASTHMA.

Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills win loosen
and carry off by the stomach and bowels those
rough and phleginy humours which stop the air
cells Of the lungs, and arc the cause of the above
dreadful complaint
It should also be remembered that WRIGHT s
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS are certain to
remove pain in the side, oppression, nausea and
sickness. loss of appetite, cosiiveness, a yellow
tinge of the skin and eyes, and every other symp-
tom of
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-09-21
LIVER COMPLAINT.

Because they purge from the body those corrupt
and stagnant hunours, which when deposited on
the liver, are the cause of the above dangerous
complaint They are also to prevent
APOPLEXY AND SUDDEN DEATH.
Because they carry off those humors which OBJ
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-09-21
FEVERS.


Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills will be found
certain remedy; because they cleanse the stom.
ach and bowels from all bilious humours and pu-
rify the blood; consequently, as they remove eve-
ry kind Of disease they are absolutely certain to
cure every kind of fever.
So, also, when morbid humours are deposited
upon the membrane and muscle, causing those
pains, iniammatons and swelings, called
RHEUMATISM, GOUT, &C.,
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills may be relied on
as always certain to give relief, and fpersevered
with, will most assuredly, and without fail, make
perfect cure of the above painful maladies.-
From three to six Of said Indian Vegetable Pills
taken every night on going to bed, will, in short
time, completely rid the body from all morbid and
corrupt humours; and rheumatism, gout, and pain
of every description will despair, as if by magic.
For the same reason, when, from sudden
changes Of the atmosphere, or any other cause,
the perspiration is checked, and those humours
which should pass off by the skin, are thrown in
wardly, causing headache, nausea, and sickness,
pain in the bones, Watery and infamed eyes, sore
throat, hoarseness, coughs, consumption, rheu-
matte pains in various parts of the body, and ma
ny other symptoms Of
CATCHING COLD,
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills will invariably
give immediate relief. Three or four pills taken
at night ON going TO bed, and repeated few times
will remove all the above unpleasant symptoms,
and restore the body to even sounder health than
before The same may be said of difficulty of
hre afhiuU or
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-09-21

The notes of Those banks on which quotations
are omitted and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are not
purchased by the Philadelphia brokers, with the
exception of those which are marked witha star(')
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-15
Ne ore the "Bai,;more .lmeriean" ONE!

The 90 merican, from which copy the following
article is decided Wing, devoted TO some of its own
"impracticable notions, such as Bank, Tariff &c
but with many redeemlng qualtes-talent, commercial
informal on, liberal taste, and n decent dignity Of
manners We are pleased to have its concurrence on
the question of the ''Starvaon Law"-b what will
it saw TO the course of the Richmond Whg when il sees
that pa trying to make political cupta out of it, and
turning il into party measure when most of the dis
tnguished leaders Of the Wing Party in the Legisa-
course of the Richmond Wing on this, as on many
other cases, is lite-very little potatoes indeed
"Thc Firginia Starvation LaU.-The Legislature OF
Virginia passed law some time ago, during their pre-
sent session. reducing the pay of members to two dol.
lars per dem if they remained in session after the first
of March. But the sefdenying magnanimty which
dictated this heroic measure, at distance, subsidized
melted away-evaporated-bec extinct, when the
time came for putting it in practice The law has been
repealed
.sThe Richmond Enquirer had the good sense and
propriety Of feelng-and it has great deal of BOTH
otwthsta ndinr impracticabe notions sub
ects-to withstand this enactment as measure petty
in ITSELF implying pariosm but rather the want OF
H. tnc,ured with something Of demagoguery-if there
is such a woodland altogether as b small business
Representatives that will not attend to their business,
until the fear of loss of per diem drives them to it, do
not deserve he representatives. at all If there is to
be reform in the mode oflegslaye business whether
al the State capitoIs in Congress, the reform must
begn among the people is TO say, they
must send men who will do the work of legislation
promptly, and who will know how TO do it wisely and
we'll There is no other eiIectua mode.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-15
4forrmcuts on me Chess Board


Washington Scrbbler Of the N. York Courier lifts
up end Of the curtain. Here is the revelation OF
which we had heard before Does Mr. Clay mean TO
honor the Convention with his presence This is one
of the on dts of the day:
"Uaskinyton, .N0rch An important political move.
rnent about being made in North Carolina which will
probably be only the first Of series of similar demon
STATIONS 10 be made in every State in the Union.
Convention of the Wings of the old North State will
be held at Raleigh, the 4th Gay of April ne1t-the
anniversary of the death Of the lamented Harlson-for
the purpose of Internationally nominating Henry Clay
of Kentucky, the candidate for the Presidency in
1914 and To lake into consideration the jet of the
Vice Presidency with view to future conference and
action on that point"
That the land of Nathaniel Macon, should strike the
first ball, for the Tariff and Bark Champion 1T is
said, thut the Whigso New York will follow on The
New York Tribune, though it will not positively pledge
itself to 90 for him now, yet halls the Signs of the
Times as suspicious TO his election. And what think ye,
men of the South those signs; Hear and heed The
Tribune! "The happy adjustment of the Presumption
Distribution question, and the returning sanity OF the
South aud the whole Union, the great subject of
Projection TO AMERICAS lSDusTRy: have removed
the most formidable obstacles which in 1892 barred the
election of Mr.. Clay to the Presidency. '-"Are you
there Old Truepenny:"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-15

HAVING row pointed out the cause oil inc great l"-
crease of the Executive power Oh "h'ch 'he oenu'o
rested his objection 10 tir veto power anu haV''s 81
tsi,cIorilv shown as trust have that II has PROVED
DANGEROUS IN fact tue fault IS not IN the e"ns''uo'
h,, :, f,,r,.sa would ne xt ask him, IN what posi-
Bile way could the dvestIng the fresIdent OF ms te',
or modifying it he proposes, l'iht MS Powe' - =
mt ce,r that so far from the veto being the cause m
the increase of his power II "o"lc nave 'I. c,i
imitation nm il # il had been freely and frequently
nsod, If Tho President had vetoed the original bark
Tho connection with the banking system-the tar'li'
of 81 and '2~ and the numerous acls app'opriat"e
money for roads canals, hatbors, and long i's' u
o,her measures not less unconstitutional, wonia us
,,r H.. bs.n half as great as it now Is' lie has
crown great and powerful, not because he nSea ms Vt
TO- hu, because he abstaiRtd from using IT, IN 'ac''
is difficult TO imagine i case IN whch us app'ca''i
can tend 10 enlarge his power except DC le case
an act intended to rtpea! aw calculated 10 increase
his power or 10 restore the authority OF one WINCH ny
m arbitrary construction OF s power, lie has set aside
Nav, lei me add in conclusion, that this question,
in It's bearings of vital Importance to that beautiful and
sublime system of Government, which our patriotic
ancestors stohsIed, no, much by their wisdom,
wise and experienced they by the guidance
of kind Providence who in His divine dispensaton,
so lsposed events 10 lead 10 the establishment Of
a system of government wiser than those who framed
it, The Veto OF ITSELF as important as 1t is, SINKS into
nothing compared TO the principle involved. II Is
but one and that b. TO means The most considerable,
of those many wise devices which have attempted
to explain, aud which intended to strengthen
the popular basis of Government and resist its ten
dency to fail under the control of the dominant inter
est, acting through the mere numerical majority The
Of this resolution may be regarded as one
Of the man. symptoms of that fatal tendency, and
Of which we had such fearful Indications in The bold
attempt at the late extraordinary session. oil forcing
through whole system of measures Of the most threat
enng and alarming character, IN the space OF few
weeks, on the ground that they were all decided IN
g "a.
substitute the will of majority of the people, in the
choice of Chief Magistrate the legislative nuthor
ty of the Uron, in lieu of the beautiful and profound
system established BY the Constitution.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-15

Raisi10 Rerenue,

nny IF orr sister States toeing the mark, and
imposing new taxes for the purpose OF meeting tne,i
engagements. Thus, Maryland he's just passed OIL
raising the State tax from twenty 10 ~en'yVe cen'S
msn,s salaries. &c, and another, laying tax on
oropnd rents has also passed. 1t Is supposed that
these additional taxes will supply The Treasury with
the means of paying the interest on Inc STATE
No bill for the completion Of the chesapeake ana ONO
Canal TO afford relief 10 the hooeis Oh the scrip u
that Company, has passed ~
The LEGISLATURE of Pennsylvania have also bill be-
fore them for laying new tax TO raise additional re-
venue THE debt is about 40 millions)
New York has also involved herself IN heavy debt
about twenty-five millions and ief eXceeht compton
Ter (alr Fag) has lately made frank and persplcuous
account of her embarrassed finances. She is IN mmedI
ate want of three millions Of dollars lie has proposed
mWtar to meet it--and MIR. Hoffman Committee have
made manly Report in its favor. The N T. American
goes decidedly for it-and says, "Ihis when would
amount for any individual to only one dollar on every
thousand dollars property he owned would be scarce
" felt in the payment, while the aggregate upon lhe
property of the whole Slate, would amount TO some
thing like SG00000 1t is tax which, in lis opera
ton falls heaviest where it can be best borne, on large
properly The man of $1,000 pays 81; of $4,000 $40;
and Sl00,000 $780, and so in progression to the owner
Of Millions and, from conversations we have held WIN
several gentlemen who would be among the most large
" taxed we find a perfect willingness, nay desire,
that such tax should be laid and, if We Go not de
ceive ourselves some expression OF that sort VIII be
made To the legislature
The New York Journal approves the tax, and says that
ssthe public interests of the State require the I'M
position of a "tax''-and that "a people who will not
submit TO be taxed when the public interests require 1t,
not fit TO be republicans
We do not hesitate TO say, that the Old Dominion
should initiate these examples, whenever necessary
raise her TO meet her own engagements and
leave Uncle Sam 10 his own land sales-The Old
Fellow is himself IN tremendous want of them at this
moment, To keep up his own credit, and 10 pay his own
nEutested nntes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-15

The New Orleans papers have accounts via the West
India line from Liverpool, to the 9th instant.
The steamer Medina, which brought the intelligence,
left Liverpool, the 9th January, and arrived at
Havana on the 18th ut No notice is taken Of the
Caledonia from which infer that, up 10 that time,
uhe 9th of january it was expected that the Gale
dona would sail the 4lh of February, the day ad
vertsed.
The baptism of the young Prince of Wales cee-
brated the 25h of January, at London, with regal
pomp and ceremony. Besides the vast array of Eng.
ish nobility, the King of Prussia, and Prince Ferdi-
nand of SAKE Coburg, were present. The ceremony
took place in Waterloo gallery, Windsor Castle. The
Archbishop of Canterbury received the names Of the
Prince (Albert Edward from the King of Prussia, and
the Bishop Of London assisted the venerable prelae in
the performance of the rite The rejoicing and festi-
val were kept up till late hour of the night.
It's stated the authority of Paris paper, says the
London Morning Post, that the Prince de JonYille has
been promoted to the rank Of Rear Admiral.
The accounts very distressing, the Cotton market
having experienced decline OF fully I'd TO 3D. and al
these reduced rates. spectators evinced inclination
operate Orleans fair is noted at SD, lower figure
than have remembered to have seen quoted fol
this description.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-15
~. u.r;,h n, EVERETT having concluded his

After which, Mr.. EVERETT having conc'uue' We
Mr. CARuTHERs obtained the floor, anu 'no' ,1,s'
- ~ IN strike out the whole OF The lotl
nsrse for contingencies the Department OF State
MI Mr. t:uARLES BROWN then addressed tic House
III ,,VoI " Err opposed it, and moved an amend
WI = a,r;ta ont one half Of the appropriation,
] 500 for contingent, expenses OF the Depart
Al, MCKAY spoke in favor Of the motion Of the
Gentleman from Tennessee, Mr. carnihers,l ai'er
which The question first t0kenon Mr. Everett mo-
lion. and carried-ayes Is, noes o.
''o, ri, .e,;on was then taken MIR. Caruhers mo-
lion 10 strike out the whole clause, and carred-ayes
Mr. ROOSEVELT moved that the committee rise;
which was carried, and the committee accordingly rose
and reported progress, and
The House adjourned.
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Reporter Of the Decisions IF tie Supreme Conn


The Democratic Convention Of Louisiana accomP'
ny their Address of the 9Th January, with curious
Statistical Table, giving the population in each State
the revenue the expenditure, and the amount OF e1p'n
diture per head North Carolina is the lowest being oH
IA cts. 2 mills head-Oho, the next, II cts nils
Louisiana, the highest, 1919 cents mIlls-Vrgn'a -
AZ cents nill-Maine is 63-Massachusetts is 60, &c
&c.
o. Brigadier- General John Sloan of Hampshire
county elected by the Legislature the 2l'h ull.
Major General Of the Sd division Virginia Militia, !"
place Of Gen. Briscoe G. Baldwin, resigned Cen lie"
is of Rockingham, and Col Kincheloe of Harr's0"'
were the opposing candidates.
The Wing says .,
"a pleasant little incident occurred Mr. Byrd Warmly
ed Gen. Sloan-supposng him 10 br Democatbu'
that he is Whir he lodged the hnal vote IL Is BY aeh
this that gentlemen acquire the sspS'ao
being artfu dodgers" ,a
We have not deemed il necessary to refer TO the vo
on the OCCASION the election of Mr. Sosn, beng i'e
senior officer, was easy one, and therefore wnou'
any specia interest; but the insinuaton Of the "hs'
as to the of Mr.. Byrd the final vote, we noIo
repel it in the strongest language We cana ~h"y
rratuitous and unjust in reference to Mr. b who e'ei
body knows is the last in the House that woy'a
seek evasion from any responsibility, much less W h
case referred to- The Wing knows personally 1ha' va
opposite is the leading Characteristic of Mr. byfo'
its pleasant little incident becomes little ihc'ue"
Indeed-a real " small potato affair in the case I'D
question, little that il could not justly nave ;set
notice from any other quarter than from the o's n
editors of the Richmond Wing, who, for the "sn.
better employment sonetimes find It necessary Mr
deal in little matters. After all, we believe "a
Sloan is really Democrat, and not wing, a. 81, h,
ed by the editors of the Whg-at least ne oogns
IWinehester prs'H1H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-15

WAsnIScroS, March l4.-ln the Housc, on Saturday,
Mr. Fillmore from the Committee Of Ways and Means,
presented anne ndments 10 the Loan BILL which he moved
should be printed.
After brief conversation respecting a report from
the Judiciary Committee, adverse to including corpora
tons in the Bankrupt act the consideration of private
bills was taken up by consent On this business, with
occasional nierudes of debate the House continued 10
be employed until the hour Of adjournment.
The Senate did not sit -Nadis0nian
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-15
TIE NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.
The Graaifs State True,

Notwithstanding the scbsm which has been got mp IN
our own ranks, the Democracy have obtained glorious
triumph. The Wings rallied in many places not
much upon their own candidate as upon Jno w. WHITE
Democrat, recently nominated by Hill Il Co, though
he magnnnimously came forward TO decline the MONT
nation. As far returns had been received from -
towns, Hubbard has 1882 votes, Stevens (Whig) 296J
White IT'S The Boston Courier (Whg) says, "there
can be no doubt of Mr. Hubbard's election by large
majority. The White party, paralyzed by the positive
declinaon of their candidate, (WhteD have probably
effected but little throughout the State The Demo
have doubt carried both branches of the Legs
lature
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-15

Habeas Corpus case-Writs Of habeas corpus were
taken out at Philadelphia Friday, by Nicholas Bid.
die and Joseph Comprehensive, returnable to morrow,
before all the judges of the Court of Common Pleas
for the purpose of investigating the charges of consp
racy TO defraud, &c under which they are now held
10 appear to the Court of General Session.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-15

9TH inst We lay the following Card from Reporter
with great pleasure before readers:
WAsHISToS, March 10, lei2
TO THE EDITOR OF THE ENQUIRER.
Sir Will you do me The justice to state, in the En-
quirer, that the original opinions Of the Supreme Court
are their delivery by the Justices of the Court hand
ed to the Clerk of the Court, 10 be recorded and are
not received by the Reporter in any way under hs
control until this has been completed. The Clerk Of
the Court will at all times, from the moment the opi
Mons come into his hands, furnish copies
The opinions in the Of Prigg Ell al rs. The Com
mon wealth OF Pennsylvania delivered by four
members of the Court, and very long. The record
ing Of those opinions, will, necessarily, occupy some
time As soon as this shall be done, they will be trans
United to me- at Philadelphia and in this case, all
other cases, any gentleman who will call on at No
l8, Girard street, will be entirely at liberty to take
copy of the opinions of any one of them ny Office
am very respectfully,
Your obedent servant,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-15

W The County Court of Lunenburg IS put o'
the second Monday, by law which passed to Gay
March IA, lS42.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-15

The Washington Correspondents of the Wing
presses, viz tie New York American, the Philadel'
phia United States Gazette, the Alexandra Gazette,
scheme will be adopted during the present session Of
Congress, but that the subject will be opened, the way
prepared, &c , &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-15
Heads of-Soe dythe Ereeutire and some by the Senatt

Heads of-Some dyue Exeeurc md some by the Senate
The Guillotne is again at work at Washington !,
and Mr.. Coddington, the Postmaster Of New York,
has been superseded by John Lorrmer Graham, "a sort
of Conservutive,) nominated by Mr.. Tyler, of course
and confirmed by party vote in the Senate (Rives
and Tallmndge co operating with the Whigs) In the
same manner, Mr.. Ruynor has supplaned the former
Postmaster of Syracuse Fog Smith, (o Maine, as he has
been denominaed) is said TO be at Washington, seek
ing the Comptrollership. viii this Conservative
Clique obtain the loaves and fishes, when Messrs
Rves and Tallmadge do hesitate TO operate with
the Clay Clique, in defeating the nomination of such
man as Claiborne, Marshal of Tennessee But
Claibores sin was, lin the language of the Whigs0
that he Democrat in principle, and was re-
commended by General Jackson. The vote in the Sc
nate is said to have been u for confirmation, and %
against it-and amongst them, were Messrs. Rves and
Tallmadge. The nomination was under consideration
for two or three hours.
Presidents eyes Will he thus permit his Secfe
taries, (of War and S,ae) TO abuse his ear, and turn
the of his Administration from its pure and pro-
per channel? Can he expect justice from the violent
partizans Of Mr.. Clay and his Clique Is there not
strong reason to suspect that very powerful and very
irresponsible, organized system of operations is now
established, in concert with two of the Departments,
(the War and the State y We call upon MIR. Tyler 10
arouse HIMSELF and act the head Of the Government,
and the advocate Of his old Republican principles
One thing is clear, let Mr.. Tyler his Cabinet 60
they may-and we would infinitely prefer TO have HIM
heartily with US, than in the slightest degree against
us-we must Look to the old Republican party, and 10
the State Rights Wings, TO unite and preserve The
principles of the Constitution, and put down the lai'
tudinous party Of the ambitious "Hary of the West
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-15

The Supreme Court of the U. S. adjourned on The
9TH inst We lay the following Card from its Reporter
with great pleasure before readers: