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The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-14

tive and generally speaking, The character Of
tho act i tested b. the motive Which pfudu-
ees il. I could not have received the money
&c hribe, ior every dollar Of Il has been 70.
turned. Il was only loan for q short time
and consequently rendered me only a very
tcmuorary benefit. Now, L money was my
object could have gotteua great deal more,
and for a much longer time without interest O.
repayment from Che Banks competitor Is
Il rac0lleclsd where / stood what place ! Oc.
cupied Who possessed in q higher degree
than I did the confidence q ozs who has high
e. rewards % give than the Banki Rewards Of
honor as well a. monepl ] stood 10 the
front ranks Of opposition to The Bank, and
greatly ahead Of some Of those who have got
Their rowsrds and gone to glory. II could IN
my conscienre have gone al lengths against
the BankArighl Of wrong, who disputes the
TACT since WHAT has taken pluee, that might
have Cotton any ming pleased Its no heavy
draf upon clcduliiy to say, that tie road %
high prolermenl was 40 Auncompromlslng hos
lilify 10 TIE Bank, and no man had Z better
start Than had, FOR had opened against d
long before ! come 70 CoueInss, and long BE-
fore tho President himself Bot. because /
could not saythe seizure Of the public MONEY
from the Bank, the Wrestling Il from Congress
the proper guardians Of DE peoples money
and placing ( under the control Of the Execn
tive hrunch offhe Government 70 increase ne
power and patronage, was right and propefr-a
proceeding that every real friend ofthe Pres
dent, some offho ablest presses that soppor-
ted him, and most Of bis confidential advisers,
condemned a the time as unwise, Unnecessary,
unjust and oftable--behold ] was Bank
bought and bad changed my opinions"
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-14
COLUMBUs MIssIssLPPI. THURSDAY SEPT, Al IsAa

We WIIl fbi66 ibbsS tahddlnen, a ibe pro-
per time who VII vote 81 the Wig President
Let them have q little patience. Time flies.
rapidly and n order thatitmay not hang too
heavily on their hands, we recommend them
10 fal asleep until the Wig bh6v iraksrg
shall arouse them 10 The an Of iela. II 'f
Richmond WIG.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-16
LUCINA CORDIAL.


E Ii x r. OF LOVE.
N Older time, among the Jews,
That man a second wife might choose
Whose first by Fates unkndy doom,
No children bore TO bless his home.
AFFLICTED thus, the Roman matron
rrdyed 10 Lucine, the midwifes patron;
Egyptian wives, in such crisis,
And even now the meek Hindoo-
yam Sahi,. Is her CLINE, and tender too
Flies weeping TO her senseless idol,
And with raised hands, in accents wild.
retons Branah for child;
The Hindoo bed Of baIrenness.
So much for love in days by-gone,
And savage customs in own;
Bnt say, even now, does Loves communion
Bless in oUR land a sterile nnon2
No OFT times conjugal felicity,
Yet may the barren, if they try
Win Il S loves sf Esir sn9 for mSS e1 ynd
The childless wifes repinings end.
ALONE. is this Exir's dover
Gonsumption's ills it will prevent,
With visor cothe the impotent
And all life's functions renovate;
Eruptions from the skin it chases
And brings back beauty and the graces;
Trnm T Enan ,E rastIand neer aecevss her
And each disease, with proper care tool
her fair and fragile form is heir to.
These are bit TRUTHS, who calls them Action
Letters-ail forms OF attestation-
ron the Swans OF every nation
Tboasa oS pfe S lea and 2Saekerys martyr
Almost within the jaws Of death;
fSsnEs tn te I Ssis sp pdraysrN
Ana sometimes names the very number
Ninety-two Nassau'-even in their slumber-
Or dreaming of Diseases ordeal
Cry out for the "Lucina Cordial"
Persons ordering this medicine from the country by sending
can have i boxed up and sent Of the
o. 80 North 9Th Ut, PhilSdephia. oO lmsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-16

ID EMOVAL-India Rubber Shoe. and Over Shoes-Just re-
N ceved from factory for fall trade, large vi
India Rubber Shoes, consisting Of PLAN ana ~ n
fuued rubber gents elastic upper shoes aaes
per sandals leather and rubber soles ladies ~ ny.,
bound recians and Buskins ladies' elastic 9uso SILK yrei
shoes new style; goioe hoes and various syes OF anu
NJ noo nd mems rubber shoes, figured and plain,
h, N csss or trimmed and cleaned by the dozen
W ,oa0 psr, ladies lined and fur bound rub6ers
are requested to examine the stock arournew store
NO oRR a,TE H. DAY. 81: cessor Roxbury r. Co.
az ~ " Maiden Lane.
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-LADlES' AND MISSES SHOES.
CHEAPER THAN EVER

AT WALKERS OLD STAND, li9 Broadway, where
n may be found complete assortment Of all the different
kinds coors and sizes, for ladies' misses children
Caters Boots Buskns, Slippers, and walking shoes Also
india and Moccasns and water proof shoes of the
tye and fashion, ladies' misses aud chldrens Caters
ali kinds aud coors the greatest style and variety OF all
sizes and suited all gentemen boys aud childens
bots and shoes Of French aud calf and fine
all their variety ready made made order the
notice Gentlemen oyershoes aud nnumerabe assortment
Of other goods, at WALkEpS. 4ls Broadway
corner of Canal st.
NJ B-Heads Of families, by patronizing this bshmen
will find a saving % 30 cent. o2 lm-ec
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Root AND SHOE STORE.

- BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
- JOHN READY respectfully informs his friend,
and public that he has commenced business the above
line at No 30 Nassau street. where he will thankfully receive
and faithfully execute all orders he NAV be favored with the
moaf reasonable terros for cash. jy22r
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C,OPPER-iOO cases of quality English Sheahing Coz
u per- Ii - received recent arrivals an
'0 oisse EK. COLLINS co s. South strsss. =
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kSX SPRING ARRANGEMENTS FOR isai-Pas.
M3 sage from Dublin, Belfast Newry, Londonderry, S.
Ballins Galway Cork, Waterford, Wexford and
meck be engaged fer the first spring ships sailing
from Liyerpoo by weekly epportani.ies Such be
arrangements h the subscribers Drafts payable sight
large small sums the Royal Bank of Ireland Apply
ROCHE, BROTHERS & CO,
IS Fulton street, New York to
ol0r JAMES ID. ROCHE Liyemool
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kkR DRAFTS ON ENGLAND, IRELAND NC
0EX\ Persons about renting their friends in The
Old Cou.try can be supplied with drafts in sums of
Ell e. e. E3 E0 ego, ESQ ESQ, amount PAYABLE on
femsnd without discount Or any other eharse the aona
& CO.. bankers London Barnard & Co. Exchange and Dis
count Bank Liyerpoo Eastern Bank of Scotland; reenock
n and me s Sanss sns st tow throughout England
the packet ships Of the 7h 18th and 10th and the
da sailing from Boston the 10th October bv appvus
w. 4 J. T. TAPSCOTT,
At their General Passage Once
~ N AM, % Peck Slip corner South 81.
o-Ah letters from the country must come post paid
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fE6 FOR LONDON--Regola Packet of the 10th DC.
ENSH tober=The fast sailing packet ship SWlTZER.
44SLAND, Capt. Knight, burthen 1000 TONS will sail
above, her regular day.
Her accommodations cabin second cabin and
passengers unsurpassed by vessel port and
Der of her already those DESTROYS
curing berths should make early application to
JOSEPH NcMURRAY,
ol3r 100 Pine street. corner of South
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-25

ExrERrENcE-vA SEVERE ScHooLMAsrER.-The iol-
lowing from the florida Seminal contains whole
some lecture which might find application IN other
parts of the country as well as in Florida. The
worst of it is that such lessons, terrible as they may
be- do not always make lasting impression. With
the pain of The ipnction, resolutions OF future
amendment are strong-aud both are apt TO be for
gotten together;-
about as frequently kills his ncautious pupils
tents himself with mild and fathery correction.
For the last Two years or more he has taken the
people of MIDDLE Florida fairly in hand, and as the
veritabIe Slick says, he s :" tanning IL into us like
blazssw At every stroke OF his cudgel-hear the
old william, how he tauns us in misery " There
take that run in debt again will you-(whack y
spend money, be exrave ant, prodlga ride IN car
rages, cavort about, (whack, whack,) care no.
thing about economy and frugality, Chose homely
virtues) buy fine furniture for cabins, drive coach
and Tour out OF rotten log stable, give parties ana
balls, keep race nags, drink wine andfrolc, lwmah,
whack, whack,) send to Virginia Tor negroes, 10
Kentucky for mules, to New Orleans LOT bacon,
-four, rice, sugar. corn, and moasses 10 rev iorS
for fine silks, laces, jeweiy, ana sewgams; oepehu
IN others raise pphiDg to eat, drink, or wear
yourseIl. borrow money from Holland charter
large hanks get money from them, endorse, mort
oaSe and mortgage again specu ate, neglect busi-
ness morals educ alton, Will you! (Whack
Oh YES III teach you thing or two that's worth
off your coats. go to work, and your pcrridge,
(wback OF with them say; toll, dig, learn TO
take care Of yourselves, earn money and cave u,
raise what you eat, pay Tor what you buy give no
long credits, take none be sober, prudent clrcum
spect attend to your business and don't specuia'ei
work, work. and let your boys and girls do IKE"
wise !" says the terrible old schoonaster
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JOHN HERDMAN'S OLD ESTABLISHED
EMfGRANT PASSAGE OFFICE.
. M re ~

6 1Ese89 slRGt3 ,S+2aSs
REGUL LAR LINE OF PACKET SHIPS 81 South street
PASSAGE 10 and from Great Britain and Ireland via IL
the ls 7th 18TH 10Th and 18th Of each month and from
verpooi and TO and from London h 10th and Goth of each
MONTH = -
The subscriber has made unequaled arrangements bring
out emlgants and with confidence those
sons sending Tor their friends that every due and digen at
Passage can also be engaged from Liverpool direct TO New Or
leans Mobile, Sayannnh Baltimore Philadelphia Boston, and
to the different ports Of the British Provinces the lowest
rates.
With oss arrangements together with the advantage which
his Liverpool correspondents being large ship owners
yearly Least 100 first class ships FROM Liverpool TO the va r1ps
ports OF The United States with freight and PASSENGERS ne
facility offered by establishment unsurpassed AM rom
the large number of first class ships epoyed the line there
can be detention Whatever which will be guaranteed ThS
price of will be the lowest rates. and should any
customary refunded The steamboat fare from the different
ports to Liysrppol San, as usual be secured
JOHN HERHMAN, 81 South &C. Y. or
J. w. ROBINSON neat Wall street,
Merchants and Emg fants' Agents,
No. l6 Gone Pazzas, Liverpool.
DRAFTS AND EXCHANGE,
The Subscriber the attention of those emttng
their friends his uneuaed for the
asn of his drafts demand without discount charge
Shsteyer al thefoowing Banking Institutions, viz -
IN EN0LAND-Messrs james Built, Son CO., Bankers
London. - p.,D
Messrs j. Barnard Co., Exchange and Discount 5anS III.
National Provincial Bank of England and Branches through
out England and Wales.
Yorkshire District Bank and Branches.
Birmingham Banking Co.
Lancaster Banking Co.
IN SCOTLAND-Greenock Banking Co in Glasgow and
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THO. II. BLAKE.
Com missioner of the General Land Office.
PHILADELPHIA DAGUERREOTYPE
ESTABLISHMENT.

-,
THE having the Agency for the sale oil
L VOIGTANDERS DAGUERREQTYPE APPARA
TS according Professor Perzvas calculation,
have hand large of these Apparatus and
we'll of their wishing to procure good APP
will their instruments
Of this construction. They also have lately mrored large
used in art which they every respect they
are made to their order fishing substances and morocco
cases all materials sold the most reason
able The following gentlemen have agreed to act as
their agents.
+. White, Esq, IT'S Broadway, n. "
r. Hass, Esq, Washington ID. C..
DR.. A. Caspari, Richmond, Va.
p Laurens Esq, Savannah Ga.
William West, Esq Cincinnati Ohio.
All (post pad) and orders, accompanied
with remtances will be promptly attended g and sh9ad be
directed w. X +. LANGENHEIM,
lie 3msr Exchange Building, Phila
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-25
Vol. Ix.-No. 232.-WhoIe No. 3414.
To the Public.

THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper-Pub-
hed every day of the year except New Years day ana
Fourth of July Price cents per copy-or 81 20 per an
num-postages pad-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD published every Saturday
mornng-price 81 cents per copy or So u per annum-
postoges paid-cash in advance.
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation OF
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increas
ing fast. has the largest circulation Of any paper in this
city or the World and u.s. therefore, the best channel for bu
snsss men in the city country Prices moderate-cash
n advance.
PRINTING of all kinds executed at the most moderate
prices, and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRorgEroR OF THE HERALD EsTABLisHlfBNr
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets
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EXCHANGE HOTEL

EAOHHNCIE
THE subscriber would inform his friends and he public that
he lately taken thu Exchange Hotel No % Courtandt
street. in the city New York The whole house has been
thoroughly repaired and emhed elegant and commo-
dous and arrangement about the establish
his desire has been furnish every thing that the
spirit of the requires om competitors for pablo favor Its
location the part of the city and convenient
nifty the of arrival and departure of the steamboat and
railroad lines of communication, particularly recommend
the bushes and travelling community; while at the same time
his moderate charges will be adapted to the times -
He has fortunate the OF Mr.
Erastus Phelps of the late proprieto who will be the
principal manager which of itself he feeds confident will be
the guarantee that be offered that every thing will be
conducted give satisfaction those who shall
favor him with their patronage .
New York, July %. 1913. al lmFrc
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The TEA TRADE Under the provisions of the
law which heretofore regulated the admission of
tea into Canada, the entire trade in tea that
which the smuggers usurped, was conducted in
British bottoms TO the ports Of Quebec and Mon.
treal: and these passed westward for the supply OF
the resident population But the British Pdrlia-
ment, in their efforts 10 promote the principles Of
free trade, so far modified the law, that at the pre-
sent day the entire trade IN tea has fallen into the
hands of our American neighbors; and American
bottoms convey the teas destined Tor canada con-
sumption to the Atlantic cities, from whence they
are transmitted through American canals and over
American railroads TO our frontier. We are within
the mark when we assert, that In former years at
least 1900 chests OF tea were purchased In the
Montreal market on Upper Canada account, and
forwarded to their destination he profits arising
from the traffic, whether ranged under the head OF
freight, storage, c0mmlsson or forwarding, formed
an important item in the yearly transactions OF
the merchants HenceforwaId We must be con-
tent to forrgo the advantages OF that commerce.
Regarding the question in a political point OF view,
we are surprised that the British Cabinet should
thus relinqulsh the protection hitherto extended TO
British Shipping, end encourage the c0lonlsts TO
connect themselves with their Republican neigh
bours by the powerful and enduring ties OF com
merce A reference to the price OF teas IN the New
YORK market, as contrased with the London mar
ket must convince the most sceptlca that Canadian
buyers will supply themselves, as the law stands,
from the former city. Already the operation of the
law is felt in the diminished demand for teas held
by importing houses; and supplies OF American teas
are offered upon terms which preclude the idea OF
competton Our carrying trade has thus received
a severe check; we regret 1t the more, because we
require at the present juncture for the maintenance
and support OF our extended external canals the I'M
divided traffic OF the colony; and we are deprlvlng
ourselves, by the introduction of free trade prin-
ciples as applied TO one article of the advantages
flowing from a consistent and uniform code of ifs
cal laWs-MoufreaL Times.
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RETRENCHMENT THE ORDER OF THE
DAY

NOTICE to Citizens of New York and Stranger. soouming
| ~ in the City.-G s ! n G'S SPLENDID DINING
ROOMS Nos 81 and &C. Nassau street.-The immense patro.
which has extended the subscriber by liberal and
enlightened community has enabled him 10 enlarge and i'm
his Dining Rooms 10 accommodate two hun
his yoe and well known establishment, he has been
mindful of the still greater comforts and conyenences of his
customers thoroughly ventilated the light airy saloon
and detached the kitchens completely TO exclude the
euvia and heat which necessarily from cooking for two
three thousand day. The walls OF the saloon
have been by Of the most elegant and costly
Oil Paintings of the ancient and modern schools marble pill
lars and atuary aud buss Of Washington Napoleon &c Re-
The bill Of fare all others OF the United
Statesncluding salmon of 30 and 0bs weight 10 "a
per plate with anchovy butter bread &c all kinds Of
and boiled of the best qualities with bread and
vegetables at cents per paei potatoes,
ragus berries Pastry Of all kinds turtle and other
steaks chops &c and hundred other different articles Of
the choicest description, at prices equally low
Best Java Coffee green and black Teas, per cup
Chocolate 6 cents, &c. &c.
Attentive and civil waters employed who speak the
French Spanish German and Dutch languages Every article
served u the possible syleand IN every depart
of the establishment competent and experienced oveeers
placed. . -
of conducted Dining Saloons Europe,
America and the West Indies the subscriber feels hesita
ton assuring his fellow citizens that his establishment in
feror that he has portion OF his arrange
which, the qualities and low prices OF
every article included in the Daily Bill Of Fare must IN that
respect aoneexclusye of all other It
the plus ultra of Eating House this Continent
The establishment has been supplied h0ughout win Sroton
Water which passes through improved iteers and the Sa
loon is open every day from O'Clock A. NJ until PM and
on c So ams ''o"' ''''A HENRY COSTING.
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NEW YORK M& & BOSTON
SOUND PILOT

OWEN PRESCOTT Pilots, takes charge master and
" pilo of vessels bound New Bedford, Nantucket
shoals Boston Portsmouth, Portland Kepnebeck and 9TH
Ek FORTS. Office Frye Shaws Nautical store 222
Water street Beekman Reference to number Of
Chants and the several Insurance Companies IN this city, Bos
ton, and Portland. jyls lmisr
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NEW LEBANON SPRINGS is the most heahful and
~ pleasant place Of for visitors during the
months in the United States. ~,
Visitors from south who intend visiting that place will
find the most expeditions land Hudson thence by
railroad Edwards Depot where in readiness
carry them to the Springs. -
The cars leave Hudson A. NJ and p NJ the arm
val Of boats from New York. and arrive the
Springs in three hours from Hudson. az 3w'r
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BOARDING REDUCED.


WALTON MANSION HOuSE--326 Pearl street. Frank
w lin Square New York;: Fowler x Son beg leave 70
thanks their friends and the public in general for the
liberal support they have received for years past at the
hotel and hope by attention business merit
of their avors the propreors having reduced the
prices of Boarding 50 cents day, two dollars nifty
week The house the business part
Of the city, being conyenent the Albany Boston and hia
delpha steamboats, likewise the London, Liverpool and
Bristol packets The above house needs it is
of the airy and spacious premises IN the CITY, having
large yard with fine spring water with other regu
make comfortable In fact the above house combines
comfort in its line of business than any other IN the
The senior proprietor, being always the premises he
win every attention paid to his guests not only by himself
but by his and Ae wines spirits Nc cents
glass. Fine London and Dublin porter in draught and
bottle.
p S-Prvas rooms for families No charge for storage
NJ BNo connection whatever with the Walton House next
Joo y 1ms
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666 FOR Observation-Disclosures racket of the 25th
MIMI A9ggst-The splendid fast sailing packet ship SID.
SaDONS, will positively sail above her regular day.
Having superior accommodations for cabin cabin and
passengers wishing embark should make
early application to
JOSEPH McMURRAY
100 Pine ST.. corner of South
The above will be succeeded by the splendid fast sailing
acket ship ASHBURTON, Capt Hueson, and will posi-
lively sail on the 9TH September, her regular day.
Persons wishing send for their friends residing in the old
country have them brought by the bcve ships any
ofhe regular packets by applying above f by letter post
paid al9 r
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.k&& NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS
MEXH Packet of 18th of August The elegant fast sailing
2ta.md avorite packet ship SlDDONS, Capt T. b Cobb,
will sail punctnally as above, her regular day.
The ships OF this line all 1000 burthen and upwards
and their for cabin second cabin
passengers q Is well known line
packets Those shng berths should not fail to
make early application
w. & j. 7. TAPSCOTT
" % Peck Slip cor South street.
Persons wishing send for their friends 10 come ont
in this avorte packet Of the line favorable
terms and those wishing remit have paye-
BILE demand without discount other charge in all The
post towns of England Ireland Scotland aud Wales app
cation above.
The packet ship Queen Of the West will succeed the
Sddons and sail the 10th September her regular day.
au23
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6HS- BLACK BALL OR OLD LINE OF LIVER
k4Ie PACKETS FOR LIyERPOoL;-Ony regna

6SS BLACK BALL OR OLD LINE OF LIVER
kx1sJp PACKETS FOR LIyERPO0L;-Ony regular
remarkable fast sailing favorte packet ship COLUMBUS
Captain George A Cole will sail positively Frdy the
of September, her regular day.
The accommodations of this magnificent packet for cabin
cabin and Storage passengers IL well known
by other vessel aoat Those visiting the Old Country
will md their interest and comfort to select this desirable
conveyance For of passage which will very low and
those wishing to choose the best brt early application
should be made board foot of Beeman ST. or 10 the sub
scribers ROCHE, BROTHERS & co
IS Fulton street New York next door heFulton Bank
5. The Columbus sails from Liverpool the 10Th of Oc-
tober. -
Persons sending for their friends them brought ont in
her any of the packets comprising this magnificent and uu
equaled Line sailing from that port the 18th and 10th of
each month
For passage apply above.
The packet ship South America will succeed the Columbus
sail for Liverpool the 10Th of September her regular day
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x0OH an NEWARK AND NEW YORK-Fare
EmI1rr only l21s Cents The splendid steaygr PAS
-x-R-SAlC after June 5th, will run f5fows -
Leave the foot of Barclay street. New York. 10 A NJ and
4 p. NJ.
Leaves the foot of Centre street. Newark IN and
and IL p. NJ
The accommodations both for passengers and freight have
been greatly improved.
Freight carried at very low rates. jyl6 3m.ec