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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-11

JUST received aud for sale the BOOK STORE. an
- assortment OF School Books, Methodist Hymn Books
&c &c u. Z. HeILowsY.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-11
T Ill f. H ATTIC n
84lAuAo
Fbr the Cure u
Liver COMPLAINT.
SYMPTOMS.

hey do NOT ali appear III any individual case, but show
themselves, IN deent persons, great variety, both in
extent, number and degree exists in every
sradaon and oen for long time, slight
alarm. oeIng nothing Khan f1lness
meals with of the bowels, disposition
TO dro"sness eruc;oons of wind ringing IN the dig
zness OF the head, GOODNESS the eNtremite followed
burning IN the soes of The feet md palms of the hands
unpleasant and sinking sensation the of the
Some attended with
steep disturbed by dreams Pain, also, side
frequently ~ the eft extending the shoulder blades. The
mind - oiten etiu and Initiated by most ,fny
inclination for bodily exer,ion The stomach
sympathise aud much disturbed patient
TO suppose thar his complaints arise from affection
this organ, while only affected by being vicinity
of tile al disease The bowels become irregular
ness alternating with darrhra, and qientiy dsten ded
with gas There il often loss of appetite,
an unnatural craving for food The becomes highly
coIoed and Is frequently voided with pain The
nance assumes sallow, radaserous sirkiy Many
other symptoms might be named but already
rated are the most prominent and common
IIUer complaints, Jatniiee Dgspepsia alSr.
disoders arising from. diseased The hrer and
secretions, be cured BY The Of DR. Sarkwea-
TIERS Hpafe Ehrtr, than by any other medicine IL has.
by It's intrinsic merits, obtained wider
and performed more Khan other
dy extantproof of which, from the respectable v-
daily rendered proprietor. aud
certificates testimonials which given,
published, would I'LL entire newspaper.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-11
G0reraor of Rhode Island.

Important Testimony Ii farther proof required to
establish the fact of the nestmablc value OF Dr. Stark
weather's Hepatc Elixir, the following aon from
the Hon Samuel w King, Governor of Rhode Leland
tans adequate testimony substaotate beyond dispute,
and must put entirely the idea that this
dS cassed win the many useless and dangerous nosrums
which pamed the public only for the sake OF
Please read the following communicated by
his Excellency. under date of
Johnston, Jan. %, 1912.
DIR. Charlie. Dyer, Jr-My Dear Sir; four communiea-
ton of yesterday. asking opinion of DIR Stakweathes
will inform tha my confidence patent medicines
generally is very hatering have had much
to believe that unprnciped will often palm upon
Their elowczens their USELESS not dangerous nostrums
Tor the sake of the which takes
ehect when otherwise perhaps proper remedies would have
been used, and much suffering and distress prevented For
that have used them, feeling and family
10 DC much safer undef the directions of family Phys
ctans but having been Attic ted for the last with
difficulties in the side and chest, uncomfortable and often
distressing. painful rmipg.
could get only temporary relief, fortunately noticed
your adye rtisement 0 the medicine in question
had been a school -boy with Dr. Sarkweather and had
with him long and Intimate acquaintance when
young and from my knowledge of him ihought him
incapable of practising deception any person. this fact
induced me Try Dr. Stark Ilepatc Elixir and
by iis use now believe myself entirely cured
need not, therefore, you that consider il Of
great value certainly think its discovery of great public
Importance.
Tho took gave me much relief which regular
~ progressed, until had bottles, when dscon-
tInued it, havne thank God, further for pres
With rcgnrd and respect
Your ob't aud humble SERVE.
SAMUEL w. KING.
Cr5-Dr Starkmcahsers Hepahc Ei1ir, for the cure 81
Lirer Complaints, IS for sale C,ncin,aii, only by
SANFORD & PARK,
At their Western Depot Valuable Medicines No Is
Fourth street, between Main aud Sycamore.
ALso-for sale their ..BRANCH OFFICE"
Conner of Front and Sycamore streets
For sale by I. Reed 4 Bro,hee. Richmond. Ia. DR..
Daniel Mason, knightssown. la. and Jesse Way, Wnches
ter, Ia 2Sy
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-11
Beware Of that dread Destroyer,
U THE BRONCHITIS,
Rev. |. Coyert's BALM of LIFE

This new and invaluable Medicine is uni
versally pronounced by the multitudes who
have used it and tested lis healing virtues,
to be the most wonderful and admirable
remedy in the word for The cure of
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-11

Price 81 per bottle. OS5rFor sale by l. Reed & Broth
er, Richmond, la; Dr. Swain. Cen,revilIe, Ia; Thos
ID. Wheen. Cambridge, Ia; Dan. Mason nighis,owr
Ia: and Jesse Way, W inches,er. Ia
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30

TIN-WARE MANDATORY
THE undersigned liayirg bought out she
interest Of Robelt Miller, Of the htm Of MIl'er
Il Bufkslull, wilsni future carry on the ABOVE y
b,,si,,ess an his own account. All Jobs lett
viii, him WILDE executed with PromPtness
AID fl wofkman-like style.
Cotton brands aud bath.subs made TO or
We JESSE BARKDULL.
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30


WQoDYl S. Nv n
" ~ M A g h n 81 ..a1sca N I,
THIS Academy, undsF the
MI. and Mrs lALsEY bus peen s.. n ;oSl,uc- y
operation ca HIS yepss' AneA' 49, sboroOai p
ton is designed e gRe w Rsl. node 81 gov {
knowledoe of lie Sciences H.
as shall improve ine Q'sPS7n'S'
enI;ghien Inc understanding
lho actual duties ofllle-~ios mora a'''' ~ hi
al enjoyment ~, ~ ;nstfocled n. Read
inp, WrIling Spellmg' A'ep''ss' s q eoora. =
nIss 70 Arithmetic, English Grammar Ns0e'e (.
DIV and History rrI:,.a Safes
Junior Glass History Of the Vnns1 7'T'ss
Arithmees Geography and 159mmas' po,anv
Middle Glass; a'v.al h.l''s1J ll,,ssysa His
Chemistry Arithmetic hhesoE'o' Sp''s'ss'
tory, Moral Philosophy pb;,osoobv As,ro-
Senior Cassln' ac s'' geography
Monty, Algebra, 1eoms'iJ'
nd.Mylhology it,. praw;oo Maps
Composition. LeseF-%f' f.,'ss. ssdi6o
Vocal Music Sacred s1'sa9,y I'll Me- NJ suo6t il
OrthograPhy and ya''S1nsp'ss H'' y
the course ..bols course ofins
THOSE VINO g 'nssoss. from, the insli-
ssEuc'ion WIN tssssss : Ss''''s''''
X - III j; mi he EXAMINED on entering anu
Eacn pup ooe MsI no lo he advancement
% Ssassss Economv. Mineyalogy Geology, AM
.;ans and Modem Languages can be studied as
I .Ss s,s,, = a. nupiI may choose.
me sseaf win hereafter be divided
1he AchoetAAN gee. -, bs each The
into Two sessions Rssss 81 g be y The summer
The srynaiees Of the institution, fol me more
general oll'uslgn = &C. fynnre
nSs M .s;css ef tuition have therefore been
Inc prices y 'o'"S''
reduced, ,S;II commence October 9th
1912, and close n nls q "
ms;,,,a 4 EOoIjsh branches perses-
SION q 'w w'.n;c Pane piano. Uer Session
TUITION y .na ...ssgs 49, S5 90
80: sm9 4 Afusic. Guitar, per Session
Aua,O. ~ weeks s,seks. S5 90
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30

THE undersigned have just received a
General assortment II BOOTS y SdOES Of
eveiy description, lot Ladies, Gentlemen a',s
Children, Whichlhey will sell at the lowest
Prices for CASH 49,
They also MANUFACTURES oil Kinds q p0O'S
\ $780, PEA g HERMAN
NJ B.--All articles, either sold Or maui
'ec'u's0 = ~" P. H
WoodviIle Nov. llih, lS4S 81 ~,
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30

rTrrps ~ Administration on the Estate Of Ellz
sheII, Socket decd, atthe November Term
q The Probate Court Of Wilkinson county, having oesn
ersnted d the undersigned, notice Is hereby gwen 70
81, indebted, to make immediate men'' ana
,hoss bsvinq claims 10 present them, as prescnoeo ~
law or thew will be barred -,,n-, .sa,.
:, ,o1a AZ
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30

oBEWaRE. OF THE IDES OF M.aRCH"
IL those indebted 10 me by mole or on account pre-
vously to the present year, are very earnestly en-
treated to come forward aud make immediate payment
as / am very much in need Of money at this time 10
those who fail to come to my assistance. necessity COM
pes me to say "Beware Of the Ides Of March"
w L COLLINS,
October ls4s
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30

WNIsINFECTlNG chlorine tooth wash, most val
y liable sEtislas sw sale 6y ;. SAUSOSAN
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30
Notice to Planters.

..-z.-:sar gill cary on the following Branches
ssiness al usual in the Blacksmith Shop oPPo-
site lie Doat Office. The carriage business WI, oe uois
IN the house occupied heretofore as neatce, llaSn
9,sh. naiutng trimming and repairing Of SarIages
SSsraa Maxine Of every description, Sc w be done
A. l.oytesf notice will also attend TO the gun
sr,;sh;e business The same woEkmen VIII commune
tbat have been heretofore employed, ana sns,'
The hest Of mechanics. superior vlhvs 1ur - f n
stssis necessary 10 carry on the above pIsncnes q
hsinass will be kept constantly on nana ne ssslvs
a. STANTON will be paid, aud the work viii DC We'ian
70 give satisfaction. 14ENNEx 81 90.
Woodvie. June ls. 49,
N EN- CASH STORE.
IA Msssrs Kansa q Jako0ls oea s g
door above Sclaflz y Daniel
vHyFi 0 subscribers have just Fece'Seo nS lV''O !"
Articles
Fine FEench Muslins
Do. French and English Callcoes
Fine Bonnels, muslin and straw
cboss' II. all description,
AIso. large ASSORTMENT Of Spring Clo'hpg
bsle. bboIs. crockefywaIe, 9c.'--soo many ala,
sis. = nsntion. Ladies arc invited TO call ana
far sbenselyes, as shall sell very low-ioF
cash only. = = ~
March I, ls4S,
- FOSTER respectfully informs me PaOnS ~, sos ~
he has resumed the business Of colleellngi MS ,s
.sl, ~ save time and trouble can doso ny p'esr
Ha0 is4 Il, HE hunda be vii gyeLne s's'O',
s 10 IN business entrusted to hiH caEei a 9'
he viii also actas agent ior newspapers sem =
post office. s.oo Ten ner cent unless
Eel eosiFaetz- Il sums over luO & nnosl e'9'
fge ssF cenl--a sums oyer aouO, tntee PEI S'"' 7,
COUNTS closed By note IL per cent h.....;..
n B--A monies transmitted ey he =. ~ " f'
to be al tue risk The owner Once Ees' Guy ~ '''
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30

rANNllS e. & S l3OE,MA KING.
TNNTi Z undersi gned residing miles South Of z hes=
Vile, iscarying on 0Ie above business He
win sell harnsas and gin leatheE mannlacsufe SHOES
andboota oflhe best materials and Of any quanlY nay
HOW'LL Glso bny green hlesat scents pet p Deity
ered az his Tanyard, payable "a any q Che above afll
rlas GEORGE CONFER
April ls4s 10.
GUN ~ THING
WAMES RIDDLE has removed % the shop formerly
N occupied by him opposite the Post Office whese
NJ win attend 10 all bushes ia the above Inc.
JNno IS lsAs-a5.H
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30
LMpRoYED 80 TITO " 81


.s'pRn.V ED q oII0N q Ne
n. M. II. NETTER fft es0' III
& 4, fnnFFUEEY nlAms The Planters q M'
.s'.. San,I Louisana sbaf they haye entered
+, a ss.ssell,e.sltb fol the pufEnse 81 Menuae'NnN8
&C. "a l,,e So he above dAs6utloV lelt maj
IT,, m {he Rest quality, and ths NQfk Nfl' 27
n handsome I'D durable style saofeesrs ~ w
movements 81 lnoden my cutie LON II "
,l.s ,,,sifsas ssii fully justify WeftRps'p&
, fs,sl aouAl fo tle best Of those made Y3 aA3
fo,s competitors Repairs 81 every eeaQtP
,s,s 8oos at he shortest notice Machinery les sns
mills. cotton pieAaes, SCI nsdssp nsss s..s.s a.
and wofkmanl manllfr y ~
lrsaseil Ia NxrrenliiilE 3 lsaFks wy, rs e',''t} ~
,snIsd nj s7-Address at Wood9lllei MISE
c.aRRI.acE md VIC on MIXING ~ &
uhRrTrYMAN, & Co, still continue 70 car.
K n IN The above business at lheir old stand
,..,.s;.s H. Jail, On Main street, where 'neY
~ RI execute al kinds Of work pertain
~. g said business ia a superior style 70 any
-, ~ Il he mace. and ihe South not excepted
sr,sy ,ne,.d keeping on hand one and two horse
e.sr;ooss and Wagons Of every description q
,N.;, d,en .nanolaclure. Having rented tho smith
sb s |lormetlv occupied BY VIM. llel, they Ineno
r. On ip cdl,necfiun With the above Ops
s;osss: lor which purpose hey have employed
he n,oet sl,iIfni vUrkfpen execute ell KIND o.
Wink. such rs Carriage, gin, mill and plough worn
horse shoeine, and all olhef kinds OF Work 0su
ally done II. the couulFy--all Of which Will %
dime al the shortest neNce and IN workman
like mannef. Their prices and letms Will be a
sessonabls as can be obluiaed elsewhere IN!
3 nnblc are inened 10 cal and examine their worl
md prices aud Judge for bimseiyes.
w II PRETIYMANs
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30
-Aug. be-. I849.
Inhnston. Garrad q 20.

JUIIToIOIs = = -
nUR friends and the public ia general are IN
" formed that We have received general as
sor.ment Of Provisions direct from CINCINNATI,
and Groceries from New orleans, as We have
made arrangements in Cincinnati, we will receive
weekly the best aflicles halcan be procured, and
Ne are prepared Is Sell at city prices freight ex.
cenIed All articles ii our line Of business will
Re ofihe Best and freshest that can be got IN
market. md we Invite the public 10 come ana ex,
anime our Sock as W. think we can give general
Salisfactions
b. all Cash urders that we may DC favor
g w" w - 49, j. G. & Co,
April, is, ls4s. Y
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30

General Agent and Commission Merchant
W0ODYILLE, MISS.
THE subscriber respectfully offers his SER
vices 10 his friends and the public generally,
for the transaction Of a General Agent r Com
mission business, at WoodWlle, Miss. tom
and afterthe lst day Of January, lo4S' ana
viii give paitcularaaenion tolhe sale olali
Of Nlelchandze- would BE- glad
10 receive consgnmeuts accompanied with a
meinoranduni ofinstructions. fiom along
and intimate knowledge Of general business,
he with confidence soIlcts shaIe Of public
patronage, and pledges his best exertons 10
nfford satisfaction. j. SAUNDERS.
REFERENCES;
wm.P. Dixon, N York. Il. I. Prescott Gray
son. Henry, & CO.., John R Mccall, John Harris,
NllO Orleans. Tho: w. Dyer, Bayou sera Josh.
street, Esq, Doci. A A. jones' Naiehsz Judge Jos;
johnson. Judge Matt scuddeE, B. Herbert, Esqf
Wooapills j. IN. Gldewel, Gear Fralsse, Kfckst'ag
Thomas Hutchinson, Esq. LoqispHle, kg'
Woodyle, December III ls42 81
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30

NOTICE.
yHNEE partnership formerly exlsnng unoss w
firms Of STANwooD y BULKLEY ana - &, 4.
BuLkLEY, were dissolved on the .SFa oay y ! way
last All notes and accounts due g sag mus
prlor 10 said third day 81 May ale Transferred =
i. II, Slanwood and all persons indebted 70 lns;1
j. II. STANWOOD,
G, "a. BULKLEY.
November u, 1913. Az
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30
FRESH GROCERIES

HOT BlTTERs. Cholera Syrup, No. G, Gum
N. Myrrh real African Cayanne Pepper. and va
rlety 81 Thomsorian Medicines and Dr.. Thomson's
Medical Books. just received and for sale by
]. SAUNDERS.
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30

Onions, potatoes, lard. soap, whiskey, brandy
rum. spce, pepper. cloves. rice, taisins, tea,
wbils ,beans, peas, powder, shot, tobacco, segaTs,
bFoyans. domestic cotlous, callcoes, spinning
,ybssls, &c. &c. j. SAUNDERS.
December q 1913.
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30

tor poatp 9ue 'V.s- 80 1877 90
For tuiiion only, one year in English, 81 oO
RilIs mustbe paid in advance Tor one SESSION.
Of len per cent will be added.
WosdviIIs. September 3, 1912.
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30

- r0srFR respectfully informs the public 'pal
!. he has resumed the buainess Of coleetngi tloss
..;s 10 save time and trouble, can 90 go py plss-
HaO Ms ss,a n bis huna be WI give me sscs
. 10 I'll business ensfuased to his care a ;s
l. nil nlao act as agenl Ior neWsPapeIs sen' Y
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30

~ = WTTN7I75- inc bon JUN " 1E7--'7
Judge Of the Probate Court Of SAID coun-
NN ~, At the Cour, House thereof on me
Fourth Monday Of October A. D. one
Thousand Eight Hundred and koFsy-
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30
RnOTS 9 NHOES.

WoOdsIlIe. Jan. Y. ls4s.
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30

stewatdess--MFs n. KaynoF'
The whole expense lpr.one. Academic year, n-
.,,a;no bosrd. tuition ia English branches, wash
ing lusn''A''s SIT 90
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1843-12-30
Fine BonneIs. muslin and straw

AIso largo assortment Of Spring Clothing,
bsls bboIs. cTockefywafe, 8c,-too many aul,
SIes n mention. Ladies arc invited 70 Gan anO
far tberaselyes as shall sell very
cash only. = 800
March l. ls43.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-09-19
FEMALE CURIOSITY

The Boston Bee teiEs a good story VI
the initiation o! two Young husbands into
the mysteries Of the Odd Fellow sh.p, and
Of the anxiety Of their wives 10 know al
about the ram, gridIron and other horrifi.
cations. When The husbands returned
The maid informed them tina, their better
halves had gone out Cor a short timc to a
neighbor's. The maid expressed herself
tired, and went of 10 bed, leaving the two
Odd Fellows togeGher--to wait the return
Of the wives, when they would be both
odd aud even Some tine passed but moi
many wards-for each one was weighing
the importance Of the trust repo9ed IA him,
10 his own mad II last something was
SAID about the Socie,y--aimost IL the
same moment il occurred TO ~ono OF them
tha, the women were cot rather late, and
perhaps, Il might be possible, they we're
"a Ike closet near By. lie spoke ms
thoughts, and the closet was opened bul
no one was there also the bed room waS
opencd--a peep vas taken under the bed
but 20 women we're to be found.
Having satisfied themselves that aIl va.
safe, they were about % resume their seat.
and conversation, When one uf them, seiz
cd with a sudden thought, rushed to 4
large table, seizsd hold Of the cloth cover
ing, which vas large and hung to The floor
and removed lt-whcu 10 there ser,
both the wives nicely huddlcd together
under the table, booking as bcwitchug al
young wives know 50 well how to do
when they try to "come Il " over thel
lords.
The ladies crasIed from their hidin,
place, and the secret remained sale.-
How long the husbands will be abIo t,
keep Il frum them, viii never be know
ill they tell
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-09-19

safeguards, then, with the sound wisdom
lof the people. triumphing and establishing
law over that Of transient impulse, has
thrown about individual rights, he re'e'
rences, and, so long as they seem to be
needed, seeks 10 preserve. Like SouIL
LrR's Wailens,ein, Wide he knows that
the flight of destruction is straight and
swift, he feels that,
---s the road the bGman being travels.
That on which YLrsslNe comes and goes, bot
follow
The rivers eoursc, the valleys playful wiDdings
Curves round The eornEeld aud the bill Of vines
lonoriug the holy bounds Of property
Mr.. CLAY has always been the proud
champion OF tha, political party which
maintains the true purpose Of civil govern
menI TO be, not merely the prevention Of
" rong, but the establishment OF Right
not merely to define and punish Offences
but TO confer blessings and secure the
highest good to those who live beneath
lis beaignaRi sway. Ills public life has
been eonseerated TO the development OF
this great principle and # his efforts
seem not to have been attended with full
success, they have been ot;en,imes Of saw
ing service TO the country ; and the eye OF
Hope sees in them the germ of a power
which shall yet work itself free from all
crushing calamity, aud accomplish the
great end for which Il was first put forth
He is one of those great men whose lntc'
ence, even when unseen aud despIsed, Is
potent and controlling. The spirit of his
life has wrought even more than his active
c.f0rts; and, far mole than any other States.
man among US, be has thus given strength
to those principles Of pcbIc policy which
alone conduct nations TO the height Of pros
perity. The value Of has public services
can only be worihlly set forth, when eau
dor shall have made faithful record Of his
life and his acts; and just IN proportion as
that record is Incomplete, I'll! this great
friend VI mankind be deirauded of honor.
|, were rash and uDwise to ask that bis
own age should rightly esteem and fully
reward them. But, as IN the old religion
the lightning made sac red the object upon
which ii fell, so even now does Death hal.
low The victim whom be strikes. Future
generations will not lose sight Of his worth
those words Of wisdom which, uttered b.
bis living voice, fall too UNDECIDED upon
our hearts, shah come from his tomb with
power as from holy place; Tor such is
the power Of dispensing blessings, which
Providence has attached TO the tr''y great
aud good, that they cannot even die with.
out advantage TO their iellow.creatures
for death consecraies their example and
the wisdom, which might have been slight
ed at the council.,able, becomes oracular
from the shrine
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-09-19

/ The assumption thai the President is bond
TO obey The Constitution and the Laws
only as he chooses TO understand and ex.
pound them;
The claim Of the Executive TO originate as
well as 10 disregard Legislation
The foresialling Of Legislation by Execu-
tive threats OF the Veto;
The deieaiing Legislation by sitting acts
of Congress after they have passed;
The encouragement and cultivation ol an
agranan aud anaFchIcal spirit,
The attempt, by new organization Of the
Militia, to erect a standing Army OF two
hundred thousand men;
and a train Of other kILdred doctrines, all
tending under the prstenec OF deeply.
dyed " DeGocracyN 10 concentrate alt
power in the Executive hands, and thus
r,rsiufiosi=e the Gorcramtai iEio ga EIrc
TIVE MoNARcnY.
Nor can be necessary for us, NJ this
short Distance Of time from the era of this
" Jacksonian policy" 10 point the a.ten-
ton Of any reader Of ours to It's disastrous
effects in
Deranging the currency;
falsy;ng enterprise
Wnherlng industry and
Wasting the resources OF the country.
Aud Ihis is the "policy which Mr..
Benton, in the presumption OF political pow
er being within the reach Of his party, ex
ul,s 10 The prospect of respmIng and COM
piefiRe. As has been said OF the elder
brarch Of the Bou; bons, this Locoioco dy
nasty has learned nolhiug BY adversely bot
in the pride and boas,lulness aud delusion
Of anticipated triumph, already threatens
US wilh peipsluaiion OF all its od'ous pc
liilcal doctrines, aud renewal OF those DE
iesiable experiments, The perServaoce IN
which asaius, public opinion having alfea
dy driven i. into exile from Office, ought
forever hereafter 10 proven, it's return to II.
" Foie~arnsd, tosearmed says The pro-
verb and so say we to our readers.