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TnE WAY IRIS DONE IN MissrsslrrI-Mr. T. Percy
Howe thus presents himself candidate for Congress
from DE Soto county, Miss.
Fellow Citi2ens-Such an opportunity as the pre-.
sent one OF honorng modest merit and, at the same
time honoring yourselves generally and the State
particularly does not present itself oftener than
IN century. Doctor Franklin, the ornament OF the
last century died on the 18th of April 1870 | intend
TO institute no " odiousn comparisons. TO my con-
temporaris history and posterity, belongs the pleas
ing and sacred duty Of designating the ornamen, OF
the present century," but this Twill fearlessy (and
trust, modes'ly) assert that if you want an open,
candid, un,emporzng, thorough-going republican
an opponent OF all banks bonds aud bubbles &c.
nune, unauthorized repeater, radical real straight
forward standup to-therack fodder fodder sub
terranean repudlator-no mongre-no neutral
AN yorR M,N!-for me you will cast your votes and
II you elect me, will serve you zeaousy faithfully,
and to the best of my obiliti,s-so help me God
off. 90, o,, ,Iat..
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ton. Macauly !; but L has boosted contributions
from the pens Of ~ alter Sect, Thomas NJ GORE.
William MoFslsnorth, DR., Palry, Dugald Stew.
art, and host of oil.er great authors. Their
successors in the. 4teview though Inferior IN
reputation, are scarcely in learning and talent-
for the most profound and eminent scholars in
Great Britain are now employed TO supply its
pages.
Its former editor, Lord Jcfffeys, Is now the
most distinguished Judge ON the bench ofScot-
land, and il has recently been conducted by no
less parsonage than Col. Napier, author OF
the History of the pencnsu.ar War.
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THE BAEKnUPr LAw.-The correspondent
of the New York Commercial, writes as fol-
lows. concerning the action OF the supreme
Court ofthe United States:
THE BANKRUPT LAws--I informed yo'i'
SONIC weeks ago, that several cases L: bank
runtcy had been decided adverse to The con-
stitn,ionality OF the law Of 1641, in Missouri !;
anil tha, this question was brought up here Tor
decision by a fu,l bench The matter has TO-
dav been disposed OF; Judges Lean, Wayne
Thonpeon, Baldwin and Daniels asserting,
and judges fancy and catron dissenting
Irdges Story and Mckinley absent.
4 ouestior. previous 10 that of constitution
o. was raised by the appellant, TO WIT -
ssRhether this was case which m'gnt DC
brought from the CIRCUIT to the supreme
Court upon a certificate Of division oil opinion
from the Judges below.
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As the Comet is a subject of universal re.
mark, We copy from the Richmond Wing, the
following article on the subject. The interest
which the present remarkable phenomenon in
The Heavens has excited, is our apology for
copying an article on tbs subject, of such
length.
The Gomez or The Zodiacal light.
Which III? We first incline to one
opinion, then the other. If the latter
il is less calculated to impress-if the
former; if it be in reality Comets
no more impressive sign in the Hea-
yens has been exhibited from the ear.
lest records Of history to abese our
feelings of pride and TO elevate our
conceptions ofthe First, and the Eter-
nal Great Cause.
Comets from the infancy Of the
world have struck the immense major.
ily Of mankind with supersiitious ter.
rcrs. Their fefy tails streaming
through the Heavens, have over come
the Feaeoning Of common good sense
and religions faith added: Il has been
universally supposed BY the vulgar, that
they we're portenlOus Of change, and
that thy. carried in their 6ery tails,
..War, PesliIence and Eamine." Tbs
PHILOSOPHERS and the Christian know
all this 20 be mere superstition, and sitb
and viii siss rs quietly under the visi;
talion ola Comet. % i the Sun, and
the Moon, shed only their accusIQnleeS
and not less wondrous Light. 17fg
Mathematics, Who ca. enlisted ell dlipgs
before the beginning oftnne, aTe 90 lItT
lie liable 70 err respecting z Eomes,
as respecting the more regular mein-
Ibers of the Solar sysiem,-HE car
make NO miasake, and il q Comet cross
1.-The Earilfs orbit ipils transit, We mar
IBn asnpred ihat lho Earth will { hqn lhe
i nseI elas hisih m iiai 81 s8ss
q gsnEa g1ssseassans
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rfse AND ADVENTURES OF
ITIN CHUZZLEWlT,
,fs, Friends, and EnCs2eies /:
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kills AND HIS Ways:
rsrosrcAL RECORD or WHAT
IA AND wEAT He DIDE'T
Slowing, MOREOVER,
ERITED THE FAMILY PLATE,
|AsE IN FOR THE SILVER
lis, AND WHO FOR THE
WOODEN LADIES.
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HE SECOND VOLUME CT 'oUR MESS.
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|OR ACCOUNTS OFIRISH
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1912.
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Msabin9, SUM 1889.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1843-12-26

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Neabins, Oetoter 81.