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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-09-28
ESeSSsta'EeCgsOW or Persian
PILLS..

FHVHEsE Pills raise from the creates,
III weakness, distress and SUITE ring, 20
a state OF strength, health and happiness.
lie name OF these pills originated from HE
circumstance ol the medicine being found
only IN the cemeteries of Persia.
1t is now Il settled point with all who
have used the Vegetable Persian PILLS,
that they are Pre-emincntIy the best and
most eflicaclous FAMILY Medicine That
has yel been used In America II every
amlly couid become acqualuted with their
sovereign power over disease, they would
keep them and be prepared with a sure
Remedy to apply on the first appearance
OF disease, and then how much distress
would be avoided and money saved, as
well as lives OF thousands who are hurried
out OF time by neglecting disease 10 It's first
stages or by not being in possession oil
emedy which they can place dependencer
on. u All who wish to guard against
sickness, should use the Persian Pills free
~, when needed: no injury can ensue, if
used from youth to old age, when taken
according to the directions. IN
The admirable effect Of this compound
upon the human system, led physicians
and families into its general use. Their
long established character, their universal
and healing virtues, their detergent and
cleansing qualities, Of their specifcal &C
ton upon the glandular part of the system,
are such as will sustain their repulation
and general use in the American Repub-
lie.
Price 8 and 62 and a half cents
per boz.
Smmo eIu punodmoO Ieolmouo slu, 10 senuunood
eqL oiiqnd au9SIIeluI mo 10 sSUuoI,ud oq
20 icy lou s9op a. s!ql eYI siII9m oisulIlul AlVSq
sessessod hpom9I uaqm 1UVI 'smous uJtuM III posi
eAeq oqM sp~nsnoqi e'i moIJ s9slIe uoliuqo ddu 20
lsLnq suo9uuI nulis quo 'Ael1os 10 sssseJ 1. su5 u
9pl Az peuo!loucs 9sn sll puB p9lglo0Iddu pazu5oJ
9I 81 I9lsuld STU 10 qlIoM 6utlIes sul .pspoou 81
pIom eqi q'qm qilM siIAep!UU suoo lloy put sSulud
9q1 lie I9Ao 'AutUWo3 p9u9iq ua lliIn Itv0yId
HIN pue lnJI9wod S! edmIs q5uorp 'qmIL 'Jslssld
MaIq9H H. pr >eQ Msf 9ql 10 s9nIIA IBo p1m I.i9d
ms 5q 5uIls9i 10 Al uuJoddO pBu oABi on ~ IJe 40
p9nuIluoosp ueoq suq luouuurI 10 ',usultio .a,ps
IeIsuId Isqto AIeAs uo Iomv oiuI paoupoIlut usso
sou Ie'seId SUI eou'S plIoM uLelssM eqi 81 9nIuA
9su9WWl 10 90 OF JBJ spq 'soIluuno uJslsUg sui Vi
IeIIeAeIl Az Mef pro ueJo peule,qo 'sdlosH STU
'daLSVTd MadaaH 40 S.dL1V0 1fgr
to its extraordinary effects upon the animal 6bres or
nerves, ligaments ard muscles It's virtues being car.
ried by them TO the immed tie seat CT disease or pain
weakness However good any nerna' remedy
may he. this, as external appl cation will prove
powerful auxiliary, in removing The disease nd fcil
taing the cure, in cases of Local Infamaton Scrof-
fuous affections, King Evil, Gout lnfamatory AMI
Chronic Rhenma ism. and in all cases where seated
pain weakness exist.
The above medicines for sale by
WESTON g. CROKER, Madison
CURTIS BEACH, Mineral Point.
H. L. DODGE, DodgeuiHe.
D. H. LINK. PZaheuiLle.
JARED LAKE, Southport. Iy.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-09-28
THE AMERICAN MECHANIC

(Formerly Neao York Mechanic,)
is published weekly, at 81 Ann-st. New York, and
6 Spring Lane, Boston, by Rumr d Potter; Rufus
Porter Editor. 1t is particularly devoted 10 The in
,cress of Mechanics and Manufacturers; contains de
scripons With engravings of new Inventions; nstruc-
ton III and trades; the progress. of improvements
in general, with news. poetry anecdotes, &c.
TERMS, $2,UO per annum in advance, - six
months.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-09-28
New Patterns,

NtIE would 'utacm The public hat have lust
w received summon patterns from New York, and
are now p'"Nnred t0 execI'c al orders in the
MlLlINERS BUSINESS,
With taste aud ace ''djng ia the llleS' fashion La
dies in the I'll age ar Wrv wishing a. n nil therr.
selves of ncN Hat to the sumner viii pea>e o We
us cell a oar term are reasonable as the tmes
would seem Ia demand
We have also number of Tuscan straw Bonnet,
which VIII he sold To the AL, anrage of purchasers
All work usually done by Talloress, will be- a
tended to.
Grateful for the patronage already received W,
still solicit continuance OF The same.
n. & A. DANIELS
Southport, May 80, ls42.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-09-28
IN CHANCERY
George c. NANNY,

Joseph V. Quares and Ann
Quarles administrators of Fran
els Quarles, deceased J. ID.
I"hp ~ a u .aat'rua' F His WIZ, July Term 1872
his wife, Frederick A. Marshall,
and Ann his wife, Joseph Quarlss
Francis Qnares Henry Quarlee,
adults, and Augustus tiuarIes and
Maria Quarles, infants.
July 6th, 1872 reading the petition Of the above
named George g. NANNY, and on motion of F. :.
Low l. soil 'itor for pet Toner ordered that Reuben H.
ID ming be and he erebr appointed guardian at
lten, for the said inian - Augustus Qn1r'es, Maria
Quar'es. and The said guardian is ordered to give
bonds to the United States, With security for the
of the said infants in line penal OF FIVE hundred
dollars, conditioned for The faithful performance of
his trust guardian of the SAID infants: and is fur
lher ordered that the said defendants appear and plead
answer demur to the petition of the said George
G. Nancy by the first day of the next November
term of this court that the matters in the said petit
ton, taken confessed-and il is further ordered
that the said petitioner give notice of he fling of his
petition. and of this order ~ serving copy thereof
upon each of the said defendants residing IN the Ter
rtOry Of Wisconsin, and upon the said guardian, at
Ltem personally and that he give notice to said de-
PENDANTS whoare non.residents. by publishing "a copy
of this order The Southport Telegraph for at least
six weeks before said day hearing and The first pub
be within twenty days. BY the court
A true copy, Attest HENRY F. cox, Jr. Cl.rk
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Very respectfully yours. &c.
J.. SIDNEY SKINNER
From Doci |. Southwark

a., Lockiori. March 9 1884
nave recommended The Of Docr Merchant
compound Extract of SarsapariIla in various cnone
Gus eruPohs Ola scrcinious character and all Other
diseases affecting The skim and have found il IN exra
beJ ond my most sangune expectations and do n,ns,
coh"ueiy recommend il 10 the public as a The rapeu-
NC agent OF he most energetic character; m eradca
uns lD me system al those diseases hlcl depend
menu OF any KIND L. SOUTHWORTH, NJ. ID.
u As Stagalnst r"unIerfeits obser, thai tbesa
Wros are 3io~ In the gl's 'Fro tte Lahrasory OF
Ee0. ". merchant, Chemist Lo,kyorLN Y
- SirsaparIa and Chemical PIaisoer for sale hv
IL BE particular to enquire for Merchants Sarsa.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-09-28
T. n G l. 5 II AND LASSICA
SCHOOL,

ftNHE fourth Term Of ihN Subscriber school viii
commence ON Wednesday the 27Ih of the present
month when tie room last occupied by The suhscr.
her will he flushed and new " fitted up for the con.
NenIenCe Of MI who may attend.
Instruction 9 ven IN all the common English bran
chcS Dcc"mlt0n. Composition; Iauu; higher
branches Of Mahcm''cs; Practical illustrations of
Astronomy; the use OF ADAMS globes &c. &c
Reference may he had % The "A rons of he school
Pupils from the country can b. provided with
board and room rHaSnnlhlp terms
Southport, July 20, 1912. GEO. ii. STEBBlNS.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-09-28
LUMBER F! LUMBERI

OSi RECEIVED by the subscriber
y and Tor sale cheap for Cash. good
assortment OF PINE LUMBER and SHIN
Giles, Those wishing to purchase will
DO well TO give him a call before purchas-
ing elsewhere, as his Lumber will be found
equal to any IN the market, and his prices
10 suit the times. He intends keeping q
large assortment on hand through the sea-
son, so that those wishing the article can
have the opportunity of making selections
10 suit themselves.
S. c. CHACE.
Southport, April 26th, 1912. 45-,f
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-09-28
NEW i2IRNI

IN Ti!E TAILORING BUSINESS.
~ VIZ -Hher he's have catered into n co-pariner-
A ''"H IN tie above % sloesS, and are now car
.F'.r . 800 m al the va,iOu> branches at the old
ft. a.. ''"r wet of hr' D0rErs's large bu llng
-.'" - mn lc promptly al. Inn according ia
o' II 81 ~ mons. Cuttmg ton' t. order and war
rdniod ~ tit II properly made ny. Give MS call.
ID. MLAUGHLIN,
ROBERT MAL2Y.
S,uhpot Nav so. 1912
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-09-28
at 4 o'clof I p. M.

These boats are all Of the largest class,
and have accommodations for passengers
equal to any boats in the world.
Southport w. r.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-09-28
THE TAILORING BUSINESS

fENiIE subscriber would respectfully inform he in
III hahrtanis of this village and vicinity that he has
taken shop directly over
*. IL. WALDO'S STORE.
in Man-s.. for the purpose of carrying on the above
business, where he will attend to all calls in all lines
OF his slness. All work entrusted TO him will be
done IN approved style and after the latest fashions
Cutting done on short notice and warranted to fit i
properly made up
All kinds of produce received in payment for work.
JOEL J STRONG.
Southnort June Z 1912 5I,f
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-09-28
BUFFALO AND CHICAGO
1912. So l9A9o

Arrangements have been made to run
the following boats between Bnfialo and
Chicago, leaving each port every alternate
day, as follows:
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-09-28
SOUTHPORT EnklEhaY,

THE Summer Term Of his Institution will com
4 mence on Tuesday the 2Sh day the present
month under The charge of
Mr.. Louis P. Harvey,
AS Principal, assisted 10y Mr.. LATHRop S. SPRAGUE,
recently from O>Wego County, New York.
Another room will be finished during the vacation
on the same floor with the one at present occupied
of the school, may assured that no oxerlion Of
the Instructors will be spared to render them every
assistance in their power 10 the accomplishment of a
thorough practical education.
CE 1WZ vH SSS
Common English Branches, IS 90
Grammar; Rhetoric Chemistry, Natural Phi
Iosophy, Botany, etc. a 90
Languages, and the higher Ma hematics;
Surveying, etc 90
Instruction in composition and defamation included
IN all of he above
Scholars The higher branches of srudy-those
who wish to qualify themselves for teaching or for
entering college are sol .ci edand special attention
Will he paid 10 them.
Good board, including room and LODGING nj 90 per
week can be oha ned in private amli in the village.
In behalf of the trustees,
WILLIAM BUILEN,
Southport, June 7. Chairman
EFF E R Z n CE.
The principal would respec fully refer to the pat
Of The scho ), while under his sole supervision
and the assistant 10 Oscar w. Eanda Esq. De MY
SUPERINTENDENT, G. : Oswego county. N. y. and Dr..
f.. W. gait Of this place.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-09-28
GEO. W. M Err Fl NT'S
IMPROVED COMPOUND FLUID
EXTRACT OF iSARSA RILLd,
FoR REMOVING DISEASES OF THE
BLOOD.

ARISING FIR ON an abuse Of Nercury
JChronic and Constitutional Diseases such as scro
"fa or h"g eoH secondary ssyhiis ar general ulce-
rdtion ad corToSOnS Of the throat nose, cheehs lps
ears and other paris OF The bOoy pi1tes rpesles on
Me Jdce; Scaty patches anil OtRtr erutons on be skin
o. eS Sc"rey and ot'er Scor5nc oBechons rheumati,,
Wectfo"S toA"e S'ceneS pans ia tie bones and jonfsc
/e6e| sores od sores o. all Kinds Steld heads
san rheuns rtngt0orm ana discusses arising from
an 1mure STATE of tie 6ood also hablfua coSitpeuess
P"es, chronic elections Of the Hper lungs and chest
Pdtn me stomach and sides, night strea!s &c DC L.
IS "he'0aSe much recommended as cieanstng s,ri,e
meIc'ne and an general debility.
MS remedy is prepared in >acuo from the choicest
selected materials, The active ropertie, OF which are
extracted BY an improved process. Without heal Oh
account OF which is preferred hyscaus as being
more uniform and active than any other now before
the public.
uj' Facts are stubborn things Read the following
RESPECTABLE TESTIMONIALS
Extract OF II letter from Dir. Sidney Skinner
McSSrs ii Harris " Co, AsIauula:
COMMUNICATIONS agent III passing through our
place short time since. deposited " it'll me Quantity
OF Mr. Il w Merchants Improved Fluid Exirac, of
Sarsaparlla. Ii came so We'll recommended TINT |
advised the use of ii in number of scrofula cases
with The most satisfactory results. Our town DIV 81
ciaiS not only recommended II cons nj ing patients
h nave introduced IL into their private practice ma
standard remedy IN all diseases of the b oud
y on viii coniera favor by forwarding immediately
j or dozen bottles.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-09-28

NOR SALE at wholesale or reta by the Snbscr-
IL Der INJURIES GRAND RESI- ORAIIVE
a most valuable Medicine for Bilious and other com
plants Common 10 this season of the year.
X. b. WALDO.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-09-28

PROBATE NOTICE.
VHStlERE will be a Probate Court held
n al the Office of the Judge of Probate
In Southport, on the first Monday of each
month Tor the transaction O business.
Dated at Southport this 25lh day of April
1872. SAMUEL HALE. in,
30 Judge Of Probate for Raeine Co
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-09-28

SpLON MILL is now in c, m lete operation and
~ T. aoy 10 'nr for a tern Markets. Gu toners
grinding 'ak the preference. and is done off.hand
tue a arain> far cleaning is now cnmple'e Strict
aeht on paid % marking Grsl. and Iivered in good
" dr. person h-ngiug tw,n'y-fve bushels of
so "h'1t' c have IL Qtthey Peasel put through
The iperfine bot.
J. w. FL WHITE.
Soon. Mcilenry Co III Aug. &c. 1912.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-09-28
F LOUR

Flour from the above Mill, will be kept con.
s,an'ly on hand and for sale at the lowest prices
to he warranted by w. B. SLOCUM.
Southport, Aug. 24th 1912 nc
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-09-28

THEY WILL AT ALL TIMES PAY
CASH FO WHEA
Their facilities Tor Storage and Ship
ping will enable them to pay nearly, if not
qut as good prices asare given in Chicago.
To Merchants and Farmers who wish
to stor their Produce for shipment to
astern and Canada markets, facilities will
be given and advances made when re-
CURED.
SALT, kept constantly on hand, and a
well furnished LUMBER YARD adions
the premises. WHITING & co.
Southport, Juzy 9th, 1S4I. 6tf
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-09-28

THE Summer Term Of this institution will com
4 mence Tuesday the 2Sh day the present
month under the charge of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-30
Gr1nt .Sinrn1

a terrible storm has visited Baltimore, washington
tho ,oiddJs lanes river. &c &C. AL Baltimore ",he
wharves and stores along Pratt street and Light street
were flooded, and Jones' Falls swelled beyond It's
banks, doing very considerable injury 10 Inc stores ~
the nephboThood of the Centre Market. The wae. a.
one time had reached in Calvert as high as the Las.
side Of Lombard street, filling the cellars and hooss %
~ s s,or;ss of the warehonses and stores, and doing
a,s,, ,ma,e 10 their contents Those who are capa-
Sic of Judging, estimate the damage done in the cy q,
nearly million of dollars, bot we hope that sneh VII
Droye 10 be largely beyond the real loss The rise waf
sbou, eigh, feet above ordinary tide :,
About o'clock, in the evening, at washington
Pennsylvania avenue from First street 70 iou'.ana
half street was one continued sheet OF water Iesem
blino broad river resembling river too in another re
spec,, that in front Of the Railroad Depot from Us
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-30

The Feds are fishing for another Veto-and we pre-
sumo they will catch it, With an audaclty " h'ch almost
deGes belief they have smuggled a bill through The
Committee of the House of Representatives (no quo
rum presently to suspend the twenty per cent check
on Disfrisn,ion-in other words 10 give away The
nroceeds let the duty be what it may; let the ne
cessi,ies of the public Treasury be great as they may
t the loans suffer as much they may for cnnt OF an
deou.te guarantee either in lie lands, or in an effect
i've Revenue BILL They have then forced through The
House BY the gag, after only hours debate MIR
Cr;uepden was for forcing it through the Senne IN
san,er and was absurd enough to appeal to the eo"r
Icsv of Senator'S TO enable him TO achieve tins trI
um,b over Justice, principle and common sense
But thanks 10 Mr. Allcns energy he arrested II one
dav--and would not sacrifice principle TO false
couresy They are determined TO farce upon the Che
Magistrate, and try again TO head "Cap'ain yer.
Bui they will be deceived lie will rot abandon the
s,irt cf his two last Fetoes-and sacrIhce ms own
consistency and character, and standng TO Propta'e
these very courteous Wings.
The n Inielligencer indeed anticipates the veto
bnt consoles it's friends with the deusive hope, tnal
whenevcr the Executive and Legislative branches oil
the Government shall be Of the same Wing politics.
that is to sny at the first session of Congress alter Inc
I'd duy If March 1S45-the restrictive provision IN 'e
Distribution Act will he repealed and the provisions o.
ha, lust and wise be allowed TO take their iui et
feet The same Wing politics! And when Will fhat
he; On the day of the Greek Calends: Never count
vopr chickens. &c Htssturs Before another twelve
month rolls over your heads, may have the Legsa
lure in unison with the Executive upon this and seVe
raj other great questions, both antl'Wh'g ant-bank
anti Distribution.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-30
FOR TIE EMO U1RER

SOUTHAMPTON AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY .
Al large and highly respectable meeting OF indi
viduals friendly 10 the promotion of Agricultural M
provrment, held at jerusalem, June 2oth-on motion.
the Rev. Benjamin Devany was called to the Char,
and j. t. Judkins appointed Secretly. The Chair
briefly but mpressvely urged its Importance, it was
resolved TO form Association, to be called "'rhe
Southampton Agricultural Society'-whereupon the
Society was organized by the adoption of consti.
tuition for the government of the same, and the cleo
ton Of the following persons officers =
The Rev. BENZ. DEVANY, Prssidsnt.
Col CARR Bowers, LIST Vice President.
DR.. WV. b. GOODWIN, Cd Vies President.
Col THOMAS Ridley, Treasurer.
J. t. JGDKISs, ESQ.,, Rec. Secretary.
DR.. A. s. ii. BuReEs, Cor. Secretary.
Robert Ridley, Esq, then addressed the meeting in
4 concise but forcble manner-portraying the abso-
Lutte necessity that existed in consequence Of the i'm
rovershed state vi large proportion of our SOIL and,
in most instances, the injadcious and defective
tenn Of tage pursued, for renewed exer,ions and in.
creased enterprise the part of every Agriculturst
in our section of the coIntry--concluding, Iwl,t eli
earnest and Jealous appeal to all present, TO enlist
heart and hand, uriherance of the object of the As
ISOLATION, which had just been formed, the only
means by which industry could hope to secure its le-
moral condition of the community, of which we we're
members, could be properly improved and elevated
and its prosperity placed on durable foundation.
The Of eighty individuals were then enrolled
as members of the Society, md, among them, those
Of several gentlemen from adjacent counties the
meeting adjou;n'd.
BENJAMIN DEvANY, Chairman.
J. 7. JuDKiSS, Sscfttary.
Southampton, August :. 1912
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-30

The Dsranchisem,nt LA1 is forcing its way through
the SENATE The Wings are determined to subject the
qualification Of the next House Of Representatives. 10
the fiat Of the Cerkjudgng of the certificates oil Inc
election, that was made in due form ACCORDING 20 w.
last received Wing pton-v;z made in Districts
by the States according to the hundamus Of Congress
IfMr Tyler really determine to "loow IN Inc 1901.
steps Of hat usirions man and carry Out Inc stea'
Republican State Rights principles Of 1.-THE great Hgh
Priest of Repubiicanism' t1homas Jehefsonj-as ne
lately declared in his letter Of the 22nd to The Co
ml,ee Of New York, can he recognize such bill as
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-30
TILE STAl'ES.

ghodc IsIand-Goyernor Hubbard Of New Hamp
shire has refused to deliver up Mr. Dor upon the re1n
ston of the Governor Of Rhode Island It's said, that
his letter assigning his reasons has been returned
opened because il was addressed to samuel Ward
King, 4cting Governor of RHODE Island
Ns,e York-The Committee of the Senate reported
unanimously Appor,onment bill, which was unant-
mi,,ee of the Assembly have reported with some va
ra,ons. MIR Dx's resolutions against the mandamus
clause Of the Distrcting law now under debate
Some local business has heen ADMINISTRATIONS re
ceyed under certain circumstances--and resolution
has heen adopted by both Houses, pnsponlng the sale
of the Erie and New York railroad till The LIST Tuesday
of May next
Ohio.-The people seem TO be up-and the Columbus
Statesman says has ncver witnessed such universal
feeling of alarm and Indignation as is spreading over
The State the highhanded acts Of the consp;ra'crs
In the Legislature.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-30
REPEAL is Nh. JI0yI,

We are indebted to many of our friends at Washing
ton for long and very interesting letters ny last Even
ings Mail We have no for extracts, II we were
at liberty to give any. We have scarcely had time
even 10 glance ever their contents. They TEEN with
complaints of this cd ous " Bill of Abominations =
They all point out the same remedy-Repeal hcpeaf
They free too from complaints of some OF ouT
own friends. " We must take measures (says one
of the most decided among them) to effect tie
repeal Of this odious act. The means must be cou''
mersurate with the end. They must be efficient -
The Act mast be repeated. (Agreed! say WEI II will
pass the House to morrow-l mean in the amended
tcrm-and receive the Presidents signature, as his
friends think he would not be justified in Withholding
his assent. But in Mat differ from his friends, re
Another Correspondent writes, that Williams Of Me
declared that he would not vote tor the bill, unless ITS
fate depended on his vote-und lie did vote for it.
Wright I'D Buchanan, too voted for it-but "decared
their epunnance to the in the strongest terms
and expressed their sense Of obligation which compel
led them to vote for the bill 1t doubtless very bad
bill vet we need neither despair repine, bu, should
90 to work with hearty good will, calmly, but resoue
", avoiding all unnecessary artbufnIngs or col
lis'ons ,rus. no Republican will hesitate to condemn
and TO oppose such bill as permanent measure.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-30

ssne is now made up between the Tariff and anita
riff interests, and the President may choose to be the
champion of the latter There may not in has mind
be sufficient reason for Offering il, though confess
the peculiar condition of the country and the cons'de-
ration of killing Distribution forever, would go far to
erpiate if not wholly to forgive, the act OF approving
has great chance he popular-slmost as great as
ever "Old Hickory" had.
"The question Of adjournment in the SENATE, was
taken up and Tuesday proposed but nothing was done
so cannot tell when Congress will adjourn