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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-15

NJ ELL, MOORE e. co. -Fad Mai Coaol
N Leaves Wheeling daily at O'Clock, 2. NJ.
AZ hours 90 Cincinnati
Pilot Couch, leaves Wheeling daily Of 6 o'clock
a. NJ. iS hours to Cincinnati. Fare SO.
D.TIllmadge's Cool Tnfcn { Co1ch leaves Vince.
ling daily at p. NJ ~ hours to AIaysville Fare
so.
~ Extras furnished At al times. in The above
lines 90 parties, with The privilege Of flying by at night
or not Ms they choose.
Office No. 80 Wafer S. WHEELING. Va.
aug 30 J MESKIMEN. Agent. a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-15
CIR ENE & CO.'S.

FHNHE pubic are informed that GREENE &
u co. have entered iuIG an arrangement
with the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Compa-
ny 10 run a Gar with the passenger train 10
CumOerand, and are preUorCd TO forward Pack
ages, parcels, and bundles, al, TO and from the
following places.
Frederick, Hancock. Wdrper'S FerrV, MdrtihS-
burg. Cumberland, Wheeling, CincinHdti,
Packages received and forwarded daily by the
Mail Train, leaving Baltimore at 7 Ia A NJ. ar
irvine AT Wheeling by EXPRE IS, early the fol-
10 wing evening, and delivered free OF Dorterace.
The above line will forward pack ages, sueCie,
Drafts. Bills OF Exchange. make CO objections aid
attend to the purchase of goods ~ BaIilm' re,
Philadelphia, New York and intermediate towns.
Greene q Co. having connected the above line.
with GTlsvOld & Cos Baltimore and PhIladel
phIa. and Adams & Co.'S New York and Boston
Express Lines, pledge themselves to execute
with fidelity and despatch, any business edtrust
ed TO their care.
n. B. All packages by the above line must he
marked Care Of Greene 3 Co.'S Western FIX
press. EfFGhose from the Vest Greene 81 Cos
Eastern and Northern EX-Tess." We beg to
refer la the %follOwIng geptleEen.
Mcssrs Brickhead & Pcarcc.
Do Talbot, Jones d CO. MIR
Do Matthews, OuId q Co. DU'""''
VIM Robinson, Jr, Esq.
Messrs Dickinson g. Co, Cumberland.
d. Jas II Forsyth & 20. UhceNHg.
MISUNDERSTANDING & Duncans. Cumberland.
Jas IA Forsyth q Co, HheeiEg.
n. All packages addressed To the care Of the
above agencies will be forwarded with despatch.
GREENE eco.
aug 81 1870 Market street Baltimore.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-15

L.al what makes ,.ur teeth 81 unusually
Quoth Josh's Dulcina, to him to'heT "a ght
To make yours look so, Nslh a Crln, replied JOSH
I've bought you abottle OF Thorn's Tooth WASH;
IT'S the best now m use, 50 thc gentle folks say;
And since they've tined this, Castal others away.
Euf to Eruve n the bys' 20 make thc teeth stiuc,
Look AGAIN, any dear Sal, az the lsstre oi mine.
Then Try this great loot Wash,
The Teaberry Tooth Nash,
And see # the Tooth 81 ash Of Ihcrn, rs not fine!
NONG the commentators TO the ubONe,ate
- the following.
Having MED DR. 'Thorn's Tea berry Tooth
Wash and become acquainted with the ingrc T.
euts ofits tomposluon, / checriui'y say, lcOns!d-
or II one Of the safest as II Is one 2i the most
peasant tooth washes now muse. bANl
Pittsburgh Sept -, 1872. behuSt.
l take pleasure IN stating, after having ma .
use of Thoru's Tea barry Tooth Nash, thatU =
one uf the best drutricvsln use BENG ln "a 10
guId 9orm il combines nta' ness with convCn cuce.
While a. cleauses the enamel and removes the
tartar from the teeth, rs PERU ne ni,!Is a IRA
g.apct re,tiurly desirable. JPTlBBlTS. MI
The undersigned have used Thorn compoun"
Tea berry tooth wash aud have found II 10 he
an ext emcly ptcaSa1t dentUtnce, exercising. n
mos, Salujary influence over ne treih ahd gums
preserving those INDISPENSABLE members from
premature decay, preventing the accumulation OF
Tartar-o ud purifying the Breath. Having thor
oughly tested It's vrtuvs, Ne take pleasure IN ic-
commencing II TO the public, betevIngit TO be
the best article ofthe hind new IN use.
NJ r BElETSON, JAMES p JACK,
ROBT II PEBBLES, CUAS b SCULLY.
c DARRAGH,. WM M'CNNDLESS,
II l. RtNGWALT, LEONARD. JOHNS,
ID NJ MOORHEAD. JAS = CRAFT.
For sale by JAS BAKER. Wheeling, Va
! feb ly
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afaa

Ed ROWN & o Baltimore, Philadelphia. Cum
, herlaud, Plush Irgh, Wheeling CIuciunaIIi.
Louisville aud 81 Louis package Express, F., Eeign
Letter, and General Forwarding Office Specie.
Bank No'e,. Partcls. and cascs of Goods of every
description. Nillbc received and forwarded with
the ut"'osl despaIch 10 al the Eastern, N esicIu. and
Southern Giles, also 10 Liverpool, LuudOn. Paris and
lInvre.
Paricul n attention given % CUSTOM House Bust.
ness. collection OF n'tcs, drafts, bills. &c, &c.
\ Special messengct vii leave The Baltimore.
Philadel phE. and New York ufices daily.
OFFICES AND AGENTS
Messrs ATKINSON &TEaTLENAN, Cumberland, M.
JANIS Y. Caldwell, Esq. Wheeling. Va.
L. p. FRANCIsCUs& Co, THIRD s'9CIucinnatli, Ohio.
AID No 80 n Main. - Lnuis, Mo.
GroEGE A. BERRY, ESQ Pittsburgh. Pa.
BRowN q Co, ~ South Third Street, Philadelphia,
Pa.
sAad Museum Building, BulliElore street, Baltimore,
aid. july Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-15

4NIIANCERG SALE.-PursuluG" a J,mi
- decree made Ivy The Circuit Superior C,uu Of
Jaw and Chaurcrt In Ohio COMFY. On he tenth
Jay of June 1913, ia two several ~IiiSin Chaurerv
therein pending, one he tween THE MERCHANTS
AND MECHANICS BANK or WHEELING.
Complainant Md RICHARD MCCLURE a. Others.
Defendants, and The other between THE NORTH
WESTERN BANK OF VIRGINIA. Com, lninaur.
gaiusr he said RICHARD Mcclure and others.
Defendants. ! Will on MONDAY. THE SECOND
DAY or OCTOBER NEXT. US43.) sell at public
aucilnn heiure the front door of The Cunt house of
Ohio county, commencing SAID sale al hali past Two
O'Clock, j NJ The lots numbered FORTY I'VE
and ky NINE mentioned in said decree, Tor 81
much thereof a. shall be sufirient 10 paw the deb,s
and crss mentioned in SAID decree. chnrgeable
ihCrcun) on tke hIlowiug TERMS OF SALE. the
purchase money 10 be payable n three equal .usial.
mrnis. IN one, Two aud three years, respectively,
with interest lrum the day OF sale, the purchaser
giving Sufficient security COR the payment of the
purchase money, aus The t:le To be remucI until
payment "a fuI.
Said Lni45 Is situated on the East side Of Main
street and North side Of Pine Alley IN the Ciry Of
Wheeling, m Oh,o comfy, and said Lot 50. on the
West side Of Market Street and Nurh side of Pine
Alley in The same CIiy-Ihc two adjoining each Other.
ISAAC w MITCHELL.
aug - - Comm i-,ruref
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-15

NENTISTRY.-DR r w CHANDLER.
II Surgical and Mechanical Dentist. tenders his
professional services 90 the citizens Of Wheeling and
vicinity. MIR G intends 20 make this his permanent
residence, and hopes his experience asa practitioner,
together with sedulous attention a. his business.
and a strict regard FOR The beauty and durability or
his work; will enable MIN Ia secure The confidence
OF nc public ind a reasonable share Of patronage.
No metals will no psed but such as ore of he
FtHest kind, either for y bhgeiDg or for plates.
20 those who are afflicted with The nervous
ioothaehe, be would cay that they can End an instant
relief BY The use of his OdoptolFick drops, as prepar.
ed by himself Tooth powders fr The purpose Of
beauiilytne and preserving he teeth. fof sale.
10 conLeuon. with The shnvo he will execute
fhotographic Bikenesseh inszes suitable for pockets
or bfeFsipias, with or wiIhef %coloring.
Mr. &, mdy be found at ths Virginia Hotel. where
be will remaiafantl a sHitof roOms can be obtained
more suitable ~ his purposes. =
~ Ladies ofNamilies attended to al their resi-.
dences. ~ Il, 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-15
N the Federal court al Clafksburg.
United States,

NTTT|I |TII|"I
Is.
Peter YarnaIl and Others.
IN pursuance Of the decree in this cause, I shall
on the 2d day Of November 1898, ~ the court
house jn Ohio cOsutv, sell 90 the highest and
best bidder ON the terms after named. The follow
ing lots BOO Wheeling. VIZ. Lot No In the 9th
square, and on which is erected tho ware house
now occupied 10y lsaac Irwin and Harding g.
We'dIu, and twenty three lots ln th1t part of
hceIiug called EastWhsoIing (which are NUM-
bered as follows. 90 wit, 900, $50, S0, So, ~, 49,.
81, t93, I33, 81, l37, I#g. l1I. 300 2II, 100. 100. 2I.
80, 81, 'e2, t27 and o.. The said lots will be- sold
on a credit By equal instruments az one, two and
three years Wlfu interest from jhD DAY OF sale. the
purchaser giving bonds with good security for the
payment thereof. Deeds viii no made when he
purchase money be- paid. SHOULD the sale not ha
completed on fhaf dav. % wall ho a I1urned from
day to DAY ul it's closed 4 JACOB,
aug IS Commissioner.
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Charles Motto. and Charlie, Derswcrt.
White Lead.

HUFGITVEEN HUNDRED KEGS PURE
LWUITE LEAD. which Ne will cell. Whsle
0r Retlii li The very lowest price sfihc Pills
laflh NisruariBrcr
inch q IT BAKER A. ROBERTS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-15
CHANCERY SALE.

or LOT NO. I77 on FIFTH STREET.
IN yBANCEKN-lH the Circuit superior court
FLAW and Chancery for OHIO county.
) ar & Morton.
rs.
Jacob F Bier and others.
BY virtue Of the proceedings and DEGREES in the
above named Gause, ! shall proceed To sell AZ
public auction 20 the highest and best bidder, on
doLday the second day Of October 1913. tbeing
court day. al the front 4 Hor of the court house OF
ONO county, the Tot ufgrouud situated az the
corner custut NTH and south OF John streets in
me civ ol W hCcllug. being designated on the rIaf
thereof 10y the number one huudred and sew egfv
seven ll77I on the following torms Of sale. viz
the purchaser 90 give bond and security for the
purchase money, payable IN equal i~nstalmeuts. in
eighi, sixteen and twenty four months from the
cav Of sale, respectively. with interest from the
day Of sale.
Nv MITCHELL, De0uty for
ARCHIBALD WCODs, 5 o g, and
au22B - Commissioner
WIRGINIA-rv cHAscERY-At rules held I'm
the clerks office Of the county court of
Ohio COUNTY for the month Of August 1879.
Peter Saver, Complainant.
Charles Motto, and Charles Derewert.
The defendant Charles Motto, not having
entered bis appearance and given security accor-
ding 10 the act Of Assembly and the rules oftlia
court, aud 90 appearing bY satisfactory proof
tiaf be o. not on IuhabItaut Of This Common
WraIfn-Ou motion OF complainant by counsel
o. is ordered that The said defendant do arreay
mere on the first day Of che next November Germ
OF JOS court and auFwrrfho complainant HTI
and ihat a copy 90 tHI- order d. forthwith boz.
fied i some uewspaper printed In the city Of
ted at tHc front door Of tIc court house Of Ohio
JNo MCOLLOCH. &C
a Wusos Tor Com8'i. sas Of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-15
ALTMAN &

AJOULD respectfully inform the customers
-of+het are16fnTofE Pollock d Co, and
the public generally, that they have received from
the east, and have now opened at the old stand,
formerly occupied by y Pollock q Co, Nc 100,
corner OF Main and Onion Streets, a large and
well selected STOCK OF BOOTS & SHOES, con-
sIsiing in part rs follows:
100 pairs Gents Fine Calf Mouroes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-15
SIKH and Wood SITS. Pittsburgh:
y b M'MECHEN.
JONAS CbUMBACKER, &
JAMES BAKER,

B A FAHNESTOCKS ANTI BfiIoIiS
PlLL.S.-A gentle but efficient cathartic. ex-
prcssly adapted for a family physic; and are not
surpassed by any other pull ~ use for all cases in
WHICH a catharHcrs indicated. They will operate
tLoroughly WITHOUT ,grIpihg. Price 25 cts for a
box containing 30 pills.
PHeumO Iic or Cough Balsam-A valuable
remedy fer Coughs and CJlds, Price 25 cents.
Cough LoSenPes.-These Lozenges possess
the virtues of the best Cough Syrup, are conve-
nIent 10 carry IN thrpseket and are very pleasant
TO the taste. Price % cents.
CSrmiEdtire LO-eRPeS-for the cuye Of the
Summe complaint. As the season is now ap-
preaching IN which bowel complaints arr always
very troublesome as well as dangerous, every
family should be provided with a box of these
LoZenges, which, fused according to directions
will certainly cure. Price 25 cents.
Liquid OpodeidOc This penetrating article
possesses double the strength Of the common
Opodeldoc Is more clearly and much more con-
venlently applied. Price % cents.
Fs- sale by l. Il M'MECHEN,
JU23 Wheeling Va.
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sTRCIAL Madeira wINEj

iuIfygt-I52J.
4 FEW dozen boules. also one cask Of The D..
~ bIvc ODD aud veJ Superior article ON hand
ir sale by Dune lJl ~ REILLY.
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Nv MITCHELL, DeBuiy for
ARCHIBALD WCODs, 5 o g, and

NlRGINIA-Iv CHASCERY-At rules held iu
the clerks office Of the county cOurf of
Ohio county for the month Of August 1873.
Peter Saver, Complainant
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-15

JIJ 90 CNIuIDuE Shoes.
Also a large stock Of Hom'osk and Oah Tan
Spanish Sole Leather, Upper Leather Calf-and
Morocco Skins, BIudIng and LIufRg-Sk ms ia.
Ee'hcr with Shoe Thread, Nails aud pegs, ~
Of which we are willing 90 soliasosmall advanr8
for CASH. Those wishing 90 ptichasc, will Do
well 20 glvcus n call beiOre purchasing elsewhere.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-15

Prepared and sold By a q Sands & Go. Dug
glsrs and Chemists Granite buildings, 25I
Roadway, corner Of Chambers 81 New York.
nod Gr sale Jy Druggists throughout the U s.
pUrg eI pEFb1uIe. sE bottles Tor SO.
Toe rabfc4 are respectfully requested ta rsUier,-
bcf tuat n 6 oauoas Sars1uauI1 fhaf has ardr b.
constantly reviewing such remarkable ruraa sf
the most difficult c'ass n Diseases f1 winch fL.
human frame j. subIref aud sss Tor Saues S5r
raulia. andraka lI other.
OLIVER PRFDR AeeHg Bg. eBt.i4I an.
Fot9tmegt FOR zee PrggriHoys, Jsr H1ssIisa
aue .-lt U o.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-15

OF LOT NO. III on FIFTH STREET.
/ yBANCERN-ln the Circuit superior cour,
. ofLaw and Chancery for OHIO county.
ar & Morton.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-15

Ihove confidence in the reprosentauong made
by Martha CCnlIn, and have tall kn8glrd.e al
her case. ELIJAH T. ptNDG
Alderman 10th Ward Of the city Of ,iew YORK.
Dec %, 1912.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-15

Martha Conhu has lived n my family the last
80 years. and ] hereby trv.tfY that the iOrcZolur
made by herself BE- correct.
Mrs MAtT y LLOYD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-15

Is, q. fAuNtSl ERNIE JGE,
"A PERFEC CITY SAFE
AND CERTAIN CIRE FOR WORMSs
CERTIFICATE : OF It's efficacy can besten at
the store OF the subscribers sufficient 10 sat
isfy tie most IncTedulous. Price % cents.
WHITLEY, Green Co. Pa.
Ma! llth, ls43. 5
Br. y. A. F'Ghnestock d. Co.
Dear SIR: ] have bnen using your Vermlfuge in
my practice for a number Of years, and find it
the most sur and safe Worm Destroyer that I
ever had.
/ was called 10 a child six or seven years old in
Nav, 1872, Which was then in spasms with the
worms, ! gave II ore vial Of your Vermifuge, a.
sreea"lyto directions, and the child passed 44D
worms. In ? few weeks, 1 gave IL another vial,
and II passed 200 more, making in all Go Worms.
The child recovered Immediately, and has enjoy
ed good health ever since.
] have prescribed II in many ether cases, in
which it has broHght away 200 and 400 Worms.
JONATHAN MORRIS.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
There are Vermifuges in rhnost every section
of the country asserted TO be the same. pr equal
to Fahnestock IS not Tie case-tbere
IRE none like IL. They contain dangerous ingre-
dents. Avoid them as you yaluSlife and health,
use he FIRST and only safe any eficacious enc.
Do not be persuaded by the Interested yendeT,
that othRs will answer as well
For sale by
b A FAHNESTOCK & co.
Corner of Sixth and Wood SITS. Pittsburah:
y Il M'MECHEN.
JONAS CkUMBACKER, g.
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l place fall confidence ia the statement made
by Martha COnIn; haVdg known her the past
twenty year3.l will cheerfulIy give anypartlculars
~ Ieldtl9n 70 hef case 70 those who NAV wish
Iurther lnigrinaLon' ST ELIZABETH,
Superior Ofthe ROmau Catholic Oman Asylum
Prince street, New York. iDCc a. Isf2s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-15

know Martha Conlin, and believe what she
states in this document 10 be perfectly true.
JOHN POWER,
Vicar General Of Nelr York,
Rector II It Peters Church.
Given at New York, this llth day Of Decenber.
1912
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-01
$4,000 90

Total liability. $4,000 90
ROBERT w. ROBERTS, regulating
candidate for Congress. borrowed as prin-
cipaT $4,000 90
Liable as endorser, I9,509 So
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-01

tile, on account OF his having left them and
gone over To Aif. JeIferson.-Gen. Jackson
had conciliated this class BY his letter 70 Mr..
Mon~oe, IN 1916, advising him 80 destroy
the tnonsser party, by appointing fsderaiists
as we'll as democrats as members Of his CaCl-
net. his advice led the ftderalis;s 10 be
lieye. and they-were assured. that if elected
President. Gen Jackson would call them into
his Cabinet and give them a share OF the Of
tices OF the country He kept his word with
them. II IS true, but every one who came in
to his church immediately turned round and
denounced al. who did not, rs federalas; !;
app lyIng their owa name to others as q siig-
ma of disgracel
Up 70 tha, time Mr.. Clay had been for
many years ore Of the leaders and master
spirits Of the democratic party; he could not
and would not, however, go Deer 70 Jackson
and the federalisis as did MIR Calhoun aud
Mr. Van Buren, He abandoned no prin-
ciple he ever advocated, he changed not his
course-he haS necer changed and vet
his old associates who did change, poured
out their pbials of wrath upon him in the
most unSparlng manner. He stood side by
side with the favorte candidate OF the demo.
cratic party, VIM. FL Crawford, in his op-
position to Jackson, aud side by side with
Richie, Van Buren,, CfosWell. 1ammany
Hail. and the whole democratic party; Re
maintained his position; he stood firm he
adhered to princi2 pie; while, 10 promote their
ambitious purposes Calhoun. Van Buren,
Richie, the Richmond Junto and the Alba
ny Regency all aeeat orer to Jackson.
What Van Buren made by his counter
march, we all know; what Calhoun erDec-
ted to make by it we know also. What
Stevenson. Richie, Csossweil, Blair. Ken
dali, Buchanan, Dallas, wilkins, L. Hart
ley Crawford, Henshaw. tile Porleys, and
ter thousand others made by it, is no secret
to the world. Had Mr. Clay bat choosed
TO have been as Inconsistent as the rest, and
gone with the crowd. he would have been
lauded by them (or such of them as did not
90 because he >t0od aa thejr aoQg) beyond
measure and might ere this have retired to
Ashland with the honors OF the FIRST office
IN The gift of the people. But then. as ever,
office had no attractions Tor him if to be pur-
chased at tue price of principle and consis-
tency. He remained steadast, and was de-
nounced as false to the party by the very
men who had themselves proved false TO
their principles. and had become the hum
bic followers of him whose election they had
declared would prove "A CURSE To
THE COUNTRY
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-01
WHO ARE TIE REPUDIAToRs2

WHO ARE THE REPUDIATORS2
We ask who are the RepndatoFs2-
what political party do they belong2 The
Wings and the Democrats of all the States
in the Union have denounced the doctrine
aud disowned its paternity. Mr.. Van Bu
rem, Mr. Calhoun Mr.. Buchanan. Col. Ben
tor, and all the other Democratic Statesmen
IN the Union who have expressed any pub
lie opinion upon the subject, have uniformly
denounced and condemned MIssissipps Re-
pudiation The veteran editor of the Rich
mond Enquirer took location In recent
number OF his paper to say that mo honest
Democrat in Virginia had ever raised his
voice in favor of Reputation The Dem
ocratlc Review has taken bold and decided
ground against the doctrine and the editor
has devoted much space IN his valuable pc
riodical to clear the Democratic sklds oithis
political lepiosy In our own State, the
Wing press without single exception,
have denounced aud disowned the doctrine.
The Wing members ofour state Legislature:
with a few EXCEPTIONS have taken stand a.
gainst Reputation. The Democratic Con
vCntion W hich have assembled IN this State
since the agitation the custom, have fliled
to agree in sustaining the doctrine-hdye
failed to unite on candidates for State and
Federal officers on account ofthe agitation
Of this question The Democratic members
of the Legislature have failed 10 act unltedly
and rs an entire party, In Repudiating our
State debts The Democratic press In our
own State are lot united upon this question.
This two year old baling-REPUD DlA-
TION-fuli grown al its birth = claims
ALEXANDER G McNUTT, as It's god faith
er. and to nave beea born and bred IN the
Democratic camp. and therefore entitled to
share tie Democratic name. and upon all
OF her subjects than Reputation, entitled 10
fellowship with the Democratic party. By
common consent. and in consideration of the
dislinguish,d political services OF Its god-iath-
er and patron, it was allowed to tasten itself
UPON the skitls Of the Old Democratic Party
I'D the las; canvass At the July Conven.
venion il assumed strenih to set up FOR its
self, and with full ticket in the field, for all
officers State and Federal. it claims to be
the strongest and most popular party 10 the
ten itself the Democatic party Of HassisstP-
pi There, the usurpatIons of Reputation
must stop. as popular as it is conceded to be
at home. no Democrat out OF The State can
be found to avow the doctrines, much less
one of such prominency as TO entitle him
% any consideration for either President OF
| Vice President OF the United States. The
Dsnsot ratio pariu proper have ticket foI
| ali the political Offices IN the State-who dis
own any connexionwith the doctrine of Re
pudiation, and deny that any such doctrine
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-01

ocra'lc measure. They had overwhelming
maJoritles in both Houses. aud the bill was
recommendation ani the plan of the party.
Il was passed by vote Of l32 10 65. OF
the votes IN fAvor OF is passage. 80 were
Democrats, and IS were Whigs-moretha
two to one .. those who voted agaiast a..
35 were Wings. and 50 were Democrats.
Ol these far Tariffs, the Democrats we're
tae trien~s, authors and creators Henry
Clay did not vote for the Tariff of 1916
nor that o. 1924 nor that Of 1928 He did
vote for tha: or 1882, aud for which James
VI. Wayne, a Democratic member ftom
Georgia, likewise voted Henry Clay was
the author of the Compromise Act, which
reduced the duties to 20 per cent, and is the
eefy forrest Tariff ever passed. since the
year 1872
II our inportatioas were usually, rs they
viii De, about one hundred millions of dol
ldrs this a.: would have raised S20,003 900
revenue ; deducling expenses of collection.
three and ha+f millions. and there would
be let. 10 saPport the Government SIG. 500
600 per annum; and this is all that the
Wings have Appropriated u the Demo-
Gratis had not run Tue Government liz debt
many millions Of dollars, aud have spent
what they received so extravaoantlv, no
greater amount would have been required
than this, and every dollar which is raised
beyond it by the present Tariff, is caused
atone by the ertracagaace and debts which
the Democrats made while IN power.