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The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-29

G%The Editor ofthe Raleigh Star has made a
reply to our article published week before last
which, from itsvery nature and tone, must con-
vince every unprejudiced reader that the facts al
legged by US against HMM said article, 0nSsvue.
His remarks in relation to our g regard for him
personally" are entirely foreign to his character
and unworthy of him-indeed he must have forgot
ten that he was gentleman when he penned
them. We shall beg no man to believe that we
think we'll of him.
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Things IN the Abstract.-Mr. Barring. in the
late contest for London with the candidate of the
free trade party Mr. Pattison, declared that he too
was for +" free trade in the abstract" After the de-
feat' Dr. .Bowring, who supporteds Mr. Patson,
in the abstract he hoped he would find satisfaction
In being only member of Parliament in the alb
stracI Eoening Post
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Kend0Ips Life Of Jaeksom.--'We have read the
first number ofth1s work 1t is entitled g Life of
Andrew Jackson, private, military, and civil, with
illustrations-to be completed in fifteen numbers u
The first number is web written, and contains a
sketch of the early days of The Old Hero, embra-
cling the revolutionary scenes in this State and
South Carolina. We shall notice other numbers
as they appear.
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SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER

We learn from slip lately issued by the Ed
tor of the Messenger, that WILLIAM GILMORE
s1NMs, Esq will be regular contributor to this
work for the ensuing year. "Mr. Simms is too
well and too favorably known, as a Poet Nov
elist and Historian, to need any thing more Than
a bare announcement" The Messenger is an hon
or to Southern literature, and ought to be Iiber-
ally supported.
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The Cotton Crop.-A correspondent of the
New Orleans Bulletin estimates the cotton crop
ofthe United States this year at 100000 bales
Another correspondent of the same paper sets It
down at from 100000 to 2, 10000 bales.
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The Way of the World.-Ben Ratbbun is ali
onising" at Buffalo Going to the Penitentar ~
has fixed his fame. Formerly he was smart
man----now he is a great man. P. S-Great
rascais are great men, according to modern es-
timation
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Compliment to senator Haywood
RALEIGH. 18Th .Nov'r. 1910

RALEIGH. 18Th .N0ur, Is4a
Sir The undersigned, a Committee appointed br
Meeting of your political ana personal friends reons
the pleasure Of your attendance Il Supper at Mr. I
Hutchns' Long Room Tuesday evening next, the o1
instant, complimentary to your onstlie and fsitbf
services in the democratic ranks and paratory to
departure the United States Senate where we trn
and believe you will add fresh lustre toyour course 49,,
dignity and honor to common country
Respectfully Yours,
JOHN H. WHEELER
WILLIAM WHITE,
JOSIAH o. WATSON.
GAsToN H. WILDER,
WILLIAM W. HOLDEN
PERRIN BUSBEE,
COI1Difts,
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~ Enery man to his TASTE" as Mr.. Badger
said when he sucked sweet cider through straw
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john H. Wheeler, Public Treasurer, in a
with the State of North Carolina.
1843 DR..
Jan. 2f. To Cash received of Charles
L. Hinton, late Public Treasurer,
being amount passed over to John
H. Wheeler, Treasurer elect, on
21st January, 1843 ~,
Cash received of Joseph M. Boyle,
late Sheriff of Iredell county, being
an additional return of Public
Tax for 1841,
Cash received of David w. Stone,
Cashier. being dividend of per q
cent. on 10 shares of Stock held
in the Bank of Cape Fear, by the
State unappropriated.
June Cash received of Gov. More
head, being the proceeds of
Check signed by Edward Stubbs,
Agent Of State Department al -,
Washington, being the amount
paid by North Carolina on the
Census documents, (or State pa
pers,)
Cash received of the Treasurer of
Athe United SIatesSbeing proceeds
of the sales ofsPublic Lands to
which North Carolina is entitled
including Premium, g,
July " Cash received David w. Stone,
CdSnIeE, OSIn0 OIVlOenQ 3 per
cent. declared on ten shares of
Stock held in the Bank of Cape
Fear by the State unappropriated,
Cash received of Green Hill, Sup
erintendant of Public Buildings
being amount received on Powder
sold which belonged to the State,
Aug Cash received Of w. w. Clark,
Cashier of the Merchants Bank Of
Newbern, being Tax Of Is cents
on each share of Capital Stock in
said bank,
Aug. Cash received from snndry
Sherifs, being amount Public
Tax paid into the Treasury during
the month of August, including
additional Returns, ! z,S
Sept. Cash received of sundry Sheriffs
being amount of Public Tax paid
into The Treasury, during the month
of September, 7O4
" Cash received of shertfFs. being
amount of Public Tax accounted
for on unlisted properly, made as
an Additional Return Of Public
Tax,
Cash received of Charles Dewey,
Cashier, being Tax of Is cents
on each individual share Of Stock,
held in said Bank 22
Oct. Cash teceived of D. w. Stone,
Cashier, being Fax of IA per
cent. on 9556 shares of Stock held
by Individuals in the Bank of Cape
Fear, 23
Cash received of Leonard Ziglar,
Sheriff of Stokes, an additional re-
turn of Public Tax as collected by
him on unlisted property,
Cash received of Wiley Jones,
late Sheriff of Buncombe, being
an additional Return of Public
Tax for Buneombe County on un-
listed property,
Sl29,o
Balance due Public Treasurer,
November l, 1843, I4,3
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REHABILITATION OF RECEIPTS.

Charles L. Hinton late Public Trea-s
surer, 42, ,996 IL
Joseph M. Boyle, Sheriff of IredelI, rs 90
Governor Morehead, amount refunded, 1876 SO
Treasurer of UsStates, (surplus
Revenue, 1855 "a
Superintendent Of Public Buildings, 90
Bank Tax, Merchants Bank of Newbern 562 so
Bank Dividends, Bank Cape Fear, 60 90
FG0hc Z ak received from Sherifs, 77,749 O5
Additional Returns, 80 OF
Bank Tax, Bank of the State.S e243 s5
Bank Tax, Bank of Cape Fear, 2'389 90
$129,oso 49
fst November, lS43, 14343 81
$143,42s Sc
REHABILITATION OF DISRTTRSE.
sMENTS.
CIR
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-, $143,423 Sc
Jan. 81. By transfer made by Resolu-
tion to the Literary Fund, being
the amount received from the
General Government, as the dis
tributiVe share of North Carolina,
arising from the sales of Public
Lands, 23,147 IA
Nov. By DISBURSEMENTS from 21st day
OF January l943 to the 1st day
Nov. 1s43, d2o,27e 72
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Stationary Account, 167 81
safe Papers, (Census,l I36 IA
Sherifssfor settling Public Taxes, 1911 II
De. 8eonparing Congressional Polls, 730 AZ
Contingepcics 2,211 73
North Carolina, IL 88
Amount disbursed, SI43,423 sc
1Report will be Continued)
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THE STANDARD.
R.aLEKGH, " q.
"Wednesday, November 80. IsA3.

GE The Democratic State Convention
Will meet i'm the City of Raleigh, ON
Thursday the 1Ath Of December next.
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the place of the Hon. Lewis Will
liams, decd,
Cash paid B. Dupuy his bill against
the Treasury Department for Steel
Pens, =
Cash paid William Chavus, for re-
pairing Pump, on Union Square,
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TREASURY NOTES bern

Dec. Allowed by Committee of Finance
for this amount Of Treasury Notes
redeemed,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-28

I.ai what makes y.ur teeth so unusually
Quoth Josh's Dulcina. TO him to;her night
To mske,yours look SO, with a grin, replied Josh
I've bought you bottle of Thorn's Tooth Wash;
It's the best now in use, so the gentle folks say;
And since they've ed this cast all others away.
Look q gain, my dear Sal, al the lustre of mine.
Then try this great Tooth Wash,
The Teaberry Tooth Nash,
And see II the Tooth Wash Of Them, is not fine?
A hONG the recommendations to the above, are
"a the following.
Having tried DR. 'Thorn's Tea berry Tooth
Wash. aud beeome acquainted with the Ingre i
ents OF ITS composition, eheerfully say, Iconsid-
er II one OF the safest. as II is one Of the most
pleasant tooth washes now in use. HU Mt
Pittsburgh Sept Is. 1912. Dentist
take pleasure IN stating, after having ma e
use of "rhorn's Tea berry Tooth WASH that IL il
one of he best dentrlfices in use. Being in a Ii
quld sorm u combines neasness with convenience
While II cleanses the enamel and removes the
tartar from the teeth, its perfume Yields fra
geance peculiarly desirable. JP TIBBITS. III f.,
Tea berry tooth wash aud have found il to / c
an extremely pleasant dentrifrice, exercising q
most salutaIy influence over the teeth and gums;
preserving those Indispensable members from
premature decay, preventing the accumulation OF
tartar, and purifying the Breath. Having thor
ovghiy tested It's virtues we take pleasure in ie-
commencing u 10 the public. believingit 10 be
the best article ofthe kind new in use.
NJ X BERTSON, JAMES p JACK,
ROB'f III PEBBLES, CIIAS b SCULLY.
c DARRAGH, VIM M'CANDLESS.
III l. RlNGWALr. LEONARD S JOHNS,
NJ MOORHEAD. JAS CRAFT.
For sale BY JAS BAKER. Wheeling, Va
feb 8 ly
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CIR LEM & cos.

PACKAGE, EXPRESS VIA CraiBERiANI
AND WHEELING TO CINCINNATI.
THtH pub ic are informed that & GREENE e.
CO have entered i;t1 an atTsiigemenl
with the baltimore aud Ohio Rail Road Compa-
ny 10 run a Car with the passenger train 10
Cumberland. and are prennrcd 10 forward Pack
ages. parcels. and bundles, at, TO and from the
following places.
Frederick. Hancock, Hdrper's Ferry. Nariins-
burg, Cumberland. Wheeling, Cincinnati.
Packages received and forwarded daily by the
Mail rrain, leaving Baltimore at Id A NJ. ar.
irvine at Wheeling by EXPIRE IS, early the fol-
10 wing evening. and delivered free Of borterage.
The above line will forward pack ages specie,
Drafts. Bills of Exchange. make collections and
attend TO the parchase of goods IL Baltim re,
Philadelphia, New York and intermediate towns
Greene g. Co. having connected the above lice
with Griswold q Cos Baltimore and Phadel
phia. and Adams & Cos New York and Boston
Express Lines, pledge themselves TO execute
with hdeiity and despatch, any business edtrUst
ed 10 their care.
N. b All packages by the above line must be
marked Care Of Greene 4 Co.'S Western FIX
press. TTThose from the West Greene a. Cos
Eastern and Northern Ex-Tess-" We beg to
refer 10 the following gentlemen:
Messrs Bfickhead a. Pearce.
Do Talbot. Jones & Co.
Do Matthew'S. OuId a. Co. D"'''"'''s'
WIN Robinson. Jr. Esq.
Messrs Dickinson & Co, Cumberland.
Do Jas II Forsyth e. 20. Hheeiins.
AGENTS-Ollphants q Duncans, Cum berldnd
Jas ri Fsrsyth q Co, HheeIfnP.
N. All packages addressed TO the care of the
above agencies will be forwarded with despatch.
sf GREENE & co. f..
asR ~ Ie9 Market street Balfimors.
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WHEELING, Va.
.HVHE SUBSCRIBER is NV prepared. with me
necessary machinery, and is successfully
prcsecu ing the manufacture Of Lard oil 90 his
establishment on Market Alley, being enabled
with he present machinery 70 turn out about six
hunarcd gallons = Week, Of OIL tsat be warrants
eqaal 20 any manufactured IN the United States,
Tor ail purposes equal 70 the best Sperm, and 70,
~ achinerv far Superior 10 any other kind Of oil.
lie Is enabled 20 sell az the lowest Cincin ne ii
prices. millers, machfnists, merchants md others
cell wholesale or retail, on such terms as cannot
fai 20 please. OIL pot up in Barrels, Kegs, cans
or ~ any manner or quantity 70 SUIT purchasers.
All orders promptly attended 10. Address
~ WARREN .
Cash paid for Lard. mar ~
ENLOUR-25 bsFrels Superior Fresh Family
~ floor, fOr sale b.
Jy9o JAMES n FORSYTH a. CO.
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PERF'ECTT SAFE
AND CERTAIN CURE FOR WORMS.
CERTIFICATES Of its efficacy can be seen at
the store of the subscribers Sufficient 10 sat.
isfy the most incredulous. Price 25 cents.
WHiTELEy, Green Co. Pa.
Or. B. A. Flahnsstsek q Co.
Dear Sir: have been using your VermIfuge in
my practice for a number OF years, end find 1t
tne most sure and safe Worm Destroyer that
I was called soa child six or seven wears old in
Nav, 1912, which was then in spasms with the
worms, gave u one vial of your Vermfuge, a.
greeably 20 directions, and the child passed 40
worms. In a few weeks, I gave Il another vial
and It passed 200 more, liking in all Gao Worms.
~ re eng seSe4yeIeo lmmec lately and has enjoy
have prescribed Il in many ether cases, in
which II has brought S1wgsy 200 and 400 Worms.
- JONATHAN NORRIS.
BEWARE OF LIMITATIONS.
There are Vermifuges in almost every section
OF the country, asserted TO be the same OF equal
70 ranne ~ s-wnieh Is nOt the ease,-there
ere none lkeit. They contain dangerous ingre-
dents. Avoid them ss you value lie and health
use The hrst and only safe anc eficacious enc
DO not be PEI uaded BY the interested Vender
that others viii answer a. well
i A FAHNEsTocK & co.
Corner OF SIKH and Wood sts Pitteburoh
M'MECaFN.
JONAS CRUMBACKER, g.
JAMES BAKER,
B A FAHNEsTnCK's ANTI Pf1 ions
PILLS--A gentle but efficient catbartic. er-
grossly adapted fer family physic; and are not
surpassed BY any other oil in nee for Ell cases In
which acathariic is indicated. They will operate
thoroughly without gripping. Price % cts for q
box containing 30 pills.
PnsumOate OF C0ugh BaLam-A valuable
remedy ior Coughs and Colds, Price Is cents
Cough LozenRcs.- Lozenees possess I
the virtues Of the best Coush Syrup, ire conve-
nlent 20 carry IN the pecket and are very pleasant
TO the taste. Price % cents
Cdrpt fnafipe Lozenges-for the cure NJ tbc
summer complaint. As the season is now an
preaching N which bowel complaints ars al vays
very troublesome az well 80 dangerous. every
family should Be provided with BOX OF these
Lozenges, which, fused according % directions
WI certainly cure. Price Is cents.
Liquid Opodeidoe.-This penetrataa arfitie
Possesses double The strength of the common
Opodedoc u more clearly end much more con
Venienty appliod. Price 26 cents.
kor sale ~ B HMECHEN,
ezs Wheslins ".
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G. 60 $50 a.


UlRowN q cos Baltimore. Philadelphia. Cum.
A-D berland, PiIisb Irgh. Wheeling CINCINNATI.
Louisville and ST Lonis package Express. Foreign
Letter. and General Forwarding Office Specie.
Bank Notes. Parcels. and cases Of Goods Of every
description. will be received and forwarded with
the utmost despatch TO all the Eastern. Western and
Southern Cities also TO Liverpool. LORdon Paris and
ffsvre.
Particular attention given 20 CustoVu House Busi.
ness. collection Of males, drafts. bills. &c. &c.
Special messenger will leave the Baltimore.
Philadephis- and New York offices daily
OFFICES AND AGENTS
Messrs ATKINSON & TEnPLEMAN, Cumberland, Nd.
JAMES Y. CALDWELL. Esq. Wheeling. Va.
L. p FRAScTscUs g. Co. THIRD 81. CINCINNATI, Ohio
And No 80 N Main. ST Louis Mo.
GKoRGE A. BERRY ESQ Pittsburgh. Pa.
Pa.
And Museum BailJing. BaIiinors street. Baltimore.
Md. sfa0r.-.,r,. july l6
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INSURANCE.,

TElRE &MARINE INsURANCE-Thsrs ar
n two Situations only in which individuals can
be placed, where they can adequately appreciate
the value ofinsufance. These nre, while -tand-
ing uDon the RUNS Of their own properly, ther
rcceiving from an insurance Office the fol- a.
Hount which they have lost, or sfanding on the
same spot r0unoed perhaps BY des0late "a M
~, iamenfna that stupidity and folly which had
hslea % prsvide for such contingency.
s. ATKINSON, Agent Of the PROTEC WON
INSURANCE. co or HARTFORD, CONN
VII TAKE rifks on dwelling houses, ware houses
-loIes mills, factories, &c, together with then
c9ntens, euch ~ furniture, merchandise, ma
cbfnerv, and cvcry0ihor description Of inaurable
pgopertY- Aiaos on stream KEEL aud haf boats
aad their cargses 70 and from any port on the
Western Watera
once on Main strost, HssTly opposite ths y s
Hoiei. ian {, 1851.
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NOTICE TO HOUSEKEBPERS.
1'HE subscribers beg leave 10 in form the eiti-
zens Of Wheeling and vicinity. that they
have opened
GENERAL FURNISHING WARE HOUSE.
81 NOl43 Main street, Wheeling, Va. where
may be found an extensive assert ment of Gilt
aRd Mahogany framed Looking Glasses, Per-
trait and Picture frames; Upholstery ware, con-
ssung ofFcather Beds: holsters, Pillows, curl
ed hair. Spanish moss, cotton, husk and spring
mattresses; together with full assortment Of
the latest style aud best finished FURNITURE
ever offered IN tins city; all OF which will be sold
on the NEST reasonable terms and t5drrdnted.
, Alec Looking glass Plates, mahogany veneefs,
yarnish, Spanish moss, &C, &c, constantly on
hand.
STEAM BOATS furnished with every article
Of furniture on the most accommodating terms
and 81 short notice.
Orders in BASKERVILLE can be left with p
ADAMS g. Co.
iv2s MENDEL e. HARBOUR.
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purposes or favor their designs; on this point
they are strict eOnstructtonists, on another ldtt-
tudlnaridnS.
These self-styled Democrats are pleased to de-
nominate the Wing party as British Wings"
We accept the adjective which they prefix.
The Wing party in the United States are AMI
mated by the same feelings and actuated BY the
same laudable objects which moved the Wings
of Great Britain, in former days, to resist the
aggressions of the Tories, and expose the cor
ruplions which had crept into the administration
of the government while in their hands sit is
the Wings of the United States who, like the
Wings Of England, demand a reform IN the
Government, a retrenchment OF expenses, and
an Arrangement of official power. The Wing
party and the Locofoco, Democratic, or what
ever name our opponents may assume, stand III
precisely the same relation to each other that the
Wings and Tories of Great Britain ever have.
The Wings are for protecting the people
Locofocos are for protecting and consolidating
the powers and preropatiyes of the Government
officials.
They may clothe themselves with the garb OF
Democrats, but it is like robbing the court OF
heaven Of its livery TO serve the devil m-they
are Tories, whatever name they bear, and, like
the ass in the lions skin, show their ears !!
They are opposed to any abridgement OF veto
power, because they vainly expect to maintain
perpetual ascendancy. They are IN favor OF
Free Frade with the British, because destitute
of true American feeling. They unite with the
Tories Of Great Britain in denouncing the pro
visions Of our present tariff because it protects the
labor of citizens of our own country from the
whitening blast of British pauper labor, and an
initiates that prolific source Of British influence
English capitalists and high Tory politicians
bear a deadly hostility to our present Wing
tariff, 1.-THE salutary effects Of which are now so
apparent all over the country, and SO do the
Tories Of the United States, who have avowed
their determination, and assured the Tories Of
the aristocratic isle of their unceasing endeavors
and untiring efforts to destroy it, At the head
of these incendiaries stands Martin Van Buren,
Concord Journal.
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EDWARD S. WRIGHT, Bridge Street Georgetoaen,
IL Importer and Dealer in Cutlery, Stationery, Dry
and Fancy Goods, &c., keeps constantly on hand, on
the most favorable terms, the following articles
CUTLERY.
Ivory knives and ks, in full sets, Ivory knives
and forks in DOZENS buffalo and buck in sets, and
dozens, caryers and steels, bread knives, oyster
knives pocket and pen knives on cards, pocket and
pen knives in DOZENS and desk knives, scis-
sors of all qualities of all qualities, German
silver forks, best plated forks, German silver table
spoons, German silver tea spoons
STATIONERY.
Ruled and plain cap papers ruled and plain letter
papers, full and half bound ledgers, full and half
bound day books steel pens, quilts, blue and black
inks, black sand waters, sealing wax india rubber,
port folios inkstands of ebony. glass, cork, &c.,
drawing pencils common lead pencils, fine and COM
mon crayons miniature ivory, miniature cases. states
in wood and paper, blue and white bonnet boards,
playing cards. visiting cards. penhoders paper knives,
&c., indeble ink
Blue black and fancy cloths, cassimeres, cassnetts,
brown and hleached cotons white cambrcs, cotton,
worsted silk, and merino hose and half hose, silk
shirts, merino shirts and drawers, cotton and silk
handkerchief cotton and linen tapes, corset laces
shoe ribbands cotton Cords patent threads, cotton
balls, spool cottons.
COMBS AND BRUSHES.
Tuck, side nick pocket, dressing, Kidding combs.
hair, tooth, nail comb, busting, health, shaving and
SfOe bushes.
FANCY GOIDs.
Pms and needles knitting pins, hooks and eyes,
tallors silk twist ita ian silk hank cotton, i-iing
lines and hooks, night tapers, gum and improved gum
webb and nett suspenders candlesticks
shutters and trays casors spectacles cups and balls
toy watches, yankee clocks, stuff boxes, pocket
books purses percussion caps, dolls and doll heads,
toy books and prints travelling and fancy baskets
fancy boxes in great variety, chessmen, dominoes
back CANNON and chess boards, thermometers, storm
glasses, Jews harps carpenters pencils German sill
yer thimbes brass thimbles taors' thimbles, spool
stands, glass boxes fancy soaps shaving boxes shaw
ing brushes split whale bones spittoons marbles and
alleys tops, skates razor homes razor strops shaving
glasses, watch guards gilt, coat, and vest but'ons
silk and mohar coat buttons, pearl, shirt and vest
buttons, bone and horn suspender and shirt buttons,
bone and wood moulds, common jewelry, yiolins,
violin bows, guitars flutes and ifes accordions harp
strings, guitar strings, violin strings, looking glasses
looking glass plates, green and fancy window blinds,
paper hangings, glass tumblers, glass mugs, glass
lamps, shoe backing single and double barrel guns,
steel and brass pistols, Havana, Spanish and half
Spanish cigars. With variety of perfumery, Sc.
nov 6-1m ,s
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WINGS AND TORIES.

There are two strong and powerful parties,
at this time, existing in the United States,-the
one assuming TO be Wings, and the other pre-
tending to be Democrats. Under this popular
name, the latter has heretofore rallied, and, for
the most part, been enabled 10 perpetrate the
most gross and outrageous abuses upon the lib
critics and rights of man. Instead of endeavor-
ing to keep the Government in the hands of the
people, II has been the constant object of its
leaders to wrest it from them, and consolidate
all government and authority in the hands of as
piring politicians and reigning demagogues; and
while they aatter the populace with their hypo-
critical babbling about the inherent rights of
man, they are ever ready to sting them to death.
They are for the supremacy Of mobocrats to-day,
and tomorrow perchance will enrench them
selves behind the Constitution and laws of the
land, just as circumstances seem to SUIT their