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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-29

A case OI "pUlssa'ny" has occurred Boston,
which cXciiJs much attention, and sympathy with
the defendant, Mrs. MehiIuble Marsh. Tins lady
married To Mo. Marsh. and after sumo time the
husband LEFT her. She wrUie 10 hIm al varipus pa-
6es but received no answer, and unable To
ATTAIN any information Which would lead her or
her friends believe that her husband was alIve=<
She married again at The end oi three and three
quarters ola yor aie'r her husbands dcpurIur,
Some one who wished To Inaks trouble for her 49,
cerained AFTER Iime that the FIRST husb baud WAS
alive. Mrs. NJ then separated lrum her new Gun.
neciiOn. Her enemies informed against her hav.
ing violated the statute which prescuhCS seven
years absence the lime To Constitute duv lcod.
The purity Of the WON ans inlrupis VAS admitted.
but The law PLAN, and she Was pfunuunce ed
guilty The penalties severe; hut u Is thought
that The Governor of Massachusetts ~ relieve her
irum those penalties uu accoum ui iguufance vi her
reui husbands eIistence.-U. ). Gas.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-29

LNXPERIENCE or THE AGE-Tbe Ia,e,,
~ experience Of tho age IN The way of NJ, dic,I
discoveries Is 10 be found ~ SrAINBJJRN,S VI
GETABLE EXTRACT PILLS formed oC d
e1'raclons from The vegetable kingdom 10 preserve
ans resiore health. Ia oil vegetable preparation.
heretofore, the raw material has been used when tho
EXTRACT has been neglected. Siainbuins Pills are
made Ot EXTRACTS only. from the most useful
planis' roofs aud bark that nature seems 10 hive
designed for the Of disease. They operate ANON
me novels cennse the system, and purify the blood
without OccoslOning any pain or any sensnilsn Of
sickness whatever, 50 frequently the accompaniment
OF impure and badly prepared medicine Persons
goin5 10 Sea or 10 he Southern States will find lhis
medicine peculiarly adapted preserve their health
unu lOfiy Their constitutions against the dangerous
attacks which change Of climate or VI season aniS 10
the body.
Guard against d'sauungemcni Of tho stomach and
bowels Remember lIis ns ice. use STA1NBURN'S.
VEGETABLE EXTRACT PILLS 10 limo and yo,r
are safe.
Price rs cents per boz. Office 335 Broadway,
nett door below tic Tabernacle.
for sale 10y JOHN II THOMPSON.
Of tie bOOl SINE Of w ROBE
Also, by , w BASSETr
mug - South Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-29
LEWIS Co, Ky. Aug 2

We have nothing good in the way OF political
matters in this section. Andrews. wing candidate
for Congress has been badly beaten in this district by
French loco. French being man Of wealth was
enabled 10 provide any quantity Of Red Eye which
was circulated 10 a great extent and secured his ell
econ. Andrews finances were to low to compere
with him. This district is wing; bat those gentle.
men do not toe the mark This year. You.s, &c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-29

ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC CANAL.--The
contract entered into by The }aIngs of London with
the republic Of New Grenada. Tor the construction
Of a ship canal across the isIhmus Of Daren. pro-
vdes for ceding 10 the Company the line for The
projected work, with eighty thousand acres Of land
on the twO banks. AID fur hundred thousand acres
IN the interior. These princely merchants do not
appear IN this Transaction agents Of the British
Government officially; but they are British subjects
protected by the Government aud doubtless many
important advantages will be secured To Great Brit
ain, both political and comm srcial by the competion
Of The vast work here projected
The lime has been when the construction Of This
Atlantic and Pacific Canal-a work Of wof!d wide
cencernmeni-was ~ our hands f we had chosen
10 take up The mailer Other nations on the other
SIDE OF The yateT held back as though It were e1.
pecied that Government would execute IN
enterprise iO which u seemed called by position a.
the foremost pOwe! on the Atlantic continent, and
as power whose commercial spirit aud energy
would hardly brook the Interference Of a European
nation la work 50 peculiarly American The
occasion. however, has been suffered To pass
Through our iaidy indifference the work which we
would not DO has fallen into hands that ', IN do il
into hands which will hold il with a steady grasp
when u - done The key Of the whole Am erican
continent is TO be in the keeping Of England. There
being, as IL would EN-, no proper guardian Of il
Or ihis side OF the AtaniIc--nt least with spirit
enough 10 step FORTH and claim the function
oceans, as projected will make an era in the worlds
age The event will stand forth 10 give a disfinc-
tive character 10 the century. IL is 20 he d five
years work--to endure 30 revcr. The whole aspect
Of commerce will be changed by il. II will accel-
crate the revolution uOw going on in China more
rapidly and more thoroughly than ell the force ofrhe
British armament-aud not there only will IL work
changes, but "a all Polynesia and Australasia and
the Western coasts Of South America which arc nov,
reached by doubling Cape Horn.
We observe that a writer ia tie Alexandria On
zeite - Of opinion that beuor route Tor canal
between The two oceans IS by way Of the river 81
Jusn aud Lake Nicaragua-much better than acso,.
The isthmus Of Darier. This latter route l. through
q mountainous region for some forty Or fifty miles
while by the other the distance required Co lie car
will not exceed fifteen twenty mes end no river,
enter in0 the Pacific tho great distance above LAX
Nicaragua. the Inference Is air that 100 grcat dgs,
suce Of elevation exists between the lake aud the
lceau.-B0h Amer.
The canal, upon which 1000 mon are now on. |
gagged, q 20 be completed U Eve years The t,I i. |
ID 10 ifanCs a tUu, The Government Of Ns.
irensda coded o. the Baflugs tho whole line Of ,b
work. with $4,000 acres--Neuark DaRy A5te,.
The eggs AZ the Seventeen Year Locusts ara ma,
tChng. ga Observing (ftofrI ,,Is, a. g,,,.,. -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-29
l!!NlalIASlI!ElIEIEa[lIaE.llln!.
NEW yoRK Fiji. ID 4,

INV IVItNI 7 TIUuYt 7 NJ
The Toronto Banner Of tho 22ud in.,, gives NJ,
account OF disastrous FIRE in that city, by which
twenty five 10 thirty families have been made house
Tess The whole range Of buildings on King street
rom The locksmllh shop Of Mr.. Thomas. Opposite
stones Hotel up 10 the Shakespeare Hotel. and tho
whole parallel line Of buildings inside the block
were consumed The loss will be very considera.
bic.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-29

Tue ''a' oi JosePh Carer or the murder of Mf
'.v '~s.''of' 'a Wafreu county uu he / q of My
last, hes commenced. The evide1-e relied On Ia
t"a'el oim "a understood O. bs eutscly circamstsn
u.l Ab's mao. Wdl Be rocoIiocteJ. is suspected
e' ea,,os murdofod y,bois family. ogsis,stinE Of
'''o Is'hs l,'s ss,rt aud her husband John Ca.t
uer saf dctt child
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-29

FRO zee RIES & DRY GOODS
No. IT'S, East SIDE " Mark,t Square
HAS on haHd a general assortment of t,,,,;t,,
u u GROCENES and DOMESTIC INV
GOODS. wh'ch ice oacrs TO the public low a., ,l.,,
cau be lad 90 The Western gouoir nv - on ny
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-29
WHEELING DAILY TIMES.
TUESDAY, AUGUST %, 1913.
FoR PRESIDENT ~ 1874.
III Il " X N e. L. A u.
FoR VIcE PRESIDENT,
JOHN DAVIS. OF MASSACHUSETTS,.

The whole effort Of Pittsburgh men and capital
appears now directed TO procuring means 10 repair
their nqueducl.nnd the Aiosungahcla improve meut is
forgotten again. So they go. Wonder il their a.
qneduct i'll get mended,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-29
THE POST OFFICE DEP,

THE POST OFFICE DEPART MENT.-The
progress Of his branch Of the public service il illus
Ha'iNe OF me rapid growth OF the country, md the
extension oihe resources Of our people-lheir meaSs
Of communicating intelligence the advancement of
population, ond the settlement of the different sec
tons ri the Union. The following table W an show
this
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-29

We are inclined to think by the questions of NJ
Kendall To the Globe that Amos is disposed to nc.
cepI ofthe Post Office if offered to him. We sbuIl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-29

The New York Express. Of Thursday morning.
sIys-
There is now a very activs business doing by on,
dry goods. hardware and grocery merchants Our
city - foil Of strangers; many Of thom are from The
from the SOuIh and West. who are laying in their
stocks Of goods Purchases are made with great eau
ton. but the amount isq quite large.
The sale Of Teas per Mary Ellen. Coromaudo and
lowell ibis morning we'll attended by the trade
aud many dealers from Southern aud Eastern clues
No good Teas were offered, aud the prices Of those
sold d. moi show any great change il the market:
low grades Of Young Hyson rather improved; Tyson
SstH slightly deen Cd. bile other descr rlrons iul.
" sus'siurd ice prcss ~ lest week. The hiddiugs
we're spirited ior The lots s0ld. winch Wore about
hall ibe catalogue.
Virginia Ger cont Stocks. vhich az homo are
"ca' ptf. have been s,ld lately "a England. GO cou
fJdort bis suns q g5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-29

Thus. from the small beginning Of 1915 miles of
annual mail carriage, and expenditure Of $40 600.
has this arisen to be one Of the most useful aud
important Dep1 rmenis Of our Government. rcqni.
ring the agency Of about $4,000 posimasiers and
their clerks. 5000 contractors, besides large mum.
Der connected with The department in various WAYS
To carry on tho conn Heated machiner, Of tho Gen
eral Post Office, IN all ITS Dinuie eais without
confusion. requires system. method and business
talents OF the highest order. foresight capacity aud
an attention to the business of the department un.
ceasng aud uuremitting.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-29

A AUCrION.-WIll he suld at public auct,,u
on Tuesday next, September the 5th commencing
al 10 o'clock, a NJ, at the residence of J Ste en-,
Browne. on Fourth 81 duOr South uI Ihc Presbytv-
nan church. the following property, to wI:
superior Mahogany Bureaus,
} Mahogany Dressing SIand.,
High pct BedsIeads,
Low post do.
superior Feather Beds.
I duz superior Hair Seat Chuirs.
super:nr Mahogany Card Tables.
superior Gill frame Mirrors,
pau Superior French Gill China Vases,
| Waurr .,
Side Tables,
3 Wash Stands,
d''z g"'d quality Windsor Chars.
do Common de-.
Boston Rocking Chairs,
l2O yds grain and YeuiIiln Carpetinc
Hall and Asua LAMPS.
dog lai Brass Starr Rods,
l White Granite China Dinner Self
] suporiur Seu Britannia Ware,
superior Seu Ivory balance handle knives & G,rk,
Preserve Dishes, NC.
j Kitchen Crate SIDE Oven,
hHchrh Furniture ind a vur. ETY. of other articles
Ihs Furniture " . made ~ orIrr,r -eIe,t.J ,v,th
great care aud II OF superior quality and stvIe b,.
been well kept aud an be examined ON The ,n,r,,,
OF the sale
TERMS OF SALE--All sums under 'r,ven,v
doilIrs, Cashi over rw eniy d under Fuy 4 moutbs.
over Fniy. sN monihsi iIh from day OF sale.
Purchases giving nUIes with approved securIiy.-
Sale positive.
BRENTLINGER q SHALLCRCSS.
mug ~ AuctIOneers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-29

Hon. } q. ADAMS, wilh several members Of his
family. visited Hing ,nrn (Mass,) on FRIDAY. aud was
present nj the nInua fishing parry. got up IN hts
honnr. at the Gold Spring Ia The evening he re-
ceiyed the sauat'n. ui a numerous party of irIeuI.
bnih male and female. at the rnuusiun uf Thomas
Lcrlng, Esq lie appear Il To enJuy the excursion
highly, we have not seen him In better ap,,areEt
health Tor many years. Much ct his con, cusaIiou
was ofn relIgInus Tone and 1t was cheering To he
heart To hear man OF hts many years aud mighty
"IeilecI. giving expression. hc did to his deeply
rpned regiuus primer pies and feelings and hts pro.
found rev' renee for the authOr,Iy OF the Sacred
81 riptures.--HHyHtm Pat
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-29

The eggs a. The Seventeen Year Locusts are po,,
ba'ch'"g ga deserving i''eod ~i'o Is giving s1rus
attention 70 the history Of the remarkable insect
has brought % us ttis uorulpga branch fror, am. al
hs Uoes. iaken on ysstefdSy, "a Which Cis sags
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-29

4 CAHD--lhe Subscribers having just COM
"a p!e'ed a Tnp frnm Wheeling g. Maysvillc in
ID lnIImadgeh Line oi Stages, They deem II but
justice !" TIE eh'erTs"g proprietor 10 say. that they
ionid The Toad much better that they Anticipated
making The nip ia iOTiy two hours, and FROM Iho
condition. ct the Teams aud Stages as well ns ia.
alen'i"r OF The Agents and Drivers on This Route,
and would recommend il as one esorving The nat
anuge VI the Travelling public
HENRY BELL. LeAingiIn Ky.
w HIGGINS, d.
A A GORDON. Louisville, Nv.
Maysyille, August 25, 1913
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-29

AsTs! LASTS!! LASTS!!!-Just
~ received direct from PhilaIe pima, As pairs
me f1shIonable BOOT LASTS Of the latest slylo
at the Sign Of the BIG RED BOOT.
aug " SAML MCLALLEN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-29

Late ndvices frum Vera Cruz state that the vel.
low fever had entirely disappeared from that city
Business had consequently begun To revive. The
ciiizens had set a,ar day of thanksgiving for
their delIyerance from that lsar lu epidemic
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-29

ahAD-Jusi received a few barrels line SiIAD.
~ which will be sold low for cash
aug 80 ID NI'GfNNIs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-29

n NRESH ARRIVAL-Jn.r received at The
a Sign VI the BLACK MAMMOTH BOOT,
South End of Market Tquare.
90 pairs of Womens Cali Shoes,
% do do Grain Shoes,
90 do Youths Thick Brugans,
And will be sold low fuI cash.
aug p A : TODD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-29

uBY TIE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE.
ED just received ut The Sign of the BLACK
MAMMOTH BOOT, SJuh End of Market Iuare
Trunk OF Ladies five Kid Slippers,
| do Misses Morocco Boots
And Will be sold low for CASH
aug % A s TODD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-29
hAOUsEMOLD FTRNIruRE AYR

GEO. WHEELER:
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-15
APPLE BUTTER.

We have eaten apple butter made by
the Germans in Pennsylvania, and most
excellent thing it is. Rev. Mr.. Drew,
while editor OF the Maine Cul'iv.ttor few
years since gave the following directions
tor making. We have had Of. an excel
lent qualify as detailed below, excepting
the ci er was boiled down to one third,
viii h was considered an lmpr 'vement IN
the quality, and il keep the better.
81. ate in the Autumn, when the even
ings become quit long, invite one OF tn Sc
social parties TO your house, which are
made truly social Ly Icing gathered for
the purpose of performing something use
.ul and seasonaLIe, called tees: for they
are busy seasons. when drones have no
Mace. Commit to these good hearted and
merry neighbors six bushels of their sweet
apples, anl set the ladies at work par
Inv. quartcring and coring them. Mean
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-15

while, let the boys or young men be en-
gagged in b ling down two barrels of new
cider, TO the dimensions of one. When
the the apples are prepared, (Which wi
make just about barely deposle them
in the boiling down barrel of cider, appor.
lioning them in different vessels ii you
have not one large enough for the whole
or manufacturing less quantity thon
above st lated, If YOU 60 not want so much,
but regarding the proportions-and then
commences the real work of making apple
butter. Plle On the wood and keep the
fire blazing. Meanwhile, from the time
boiling commences, the contents must be
stirred mp by suitable stick without a
moments cessation. This will require
alternate turns from all the members OF
the party--a merry business am ngst
them al Ei.ht to accomplish the OH CT;
but Wien the whole is reduced t. ii pap
about the consistency OF thick hhsty
pudding, turn in some essence Of lemon
or cinnamon 10 give It a flavor, and the
operations may cease, the fire suffered TO
die away, AMI the purity return t. their
homes. The ensuing day, the mass may
be committed to pots and Jars for Iulu'e
use. When cooke it wal be about "a
hard and fine as b ter 1t is a delicious
a tcIe, and will keep many year; indeed
it improves by age. That which we ate
IN Pcnnsyyan a, was seven yeas Old
Families IN that region make 10 apple
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-15
NV life is like the desert rock
JOHN RANDOLPH.
Iron a Volume of Sketches. |

From q Volume Of Sketches.
remember some years since to have
seen John Rand ] phi in Baltinore. | h d
frequently read and heard descriptions Of
him, and one day, as | was standing in
Market, now Baltimore street, remarked
tall thin, unique looking being, hurry
ING toward me with quick inpatient step,
evidently mach annoyed by crowd OF
bows who were following close to his
heels, not in the obstreperous mlfth with
which they would have followed a crazy
or drunken man or an organ grinder, and
his monkey, but in the silent, curious
wonder with which they would have haun-
ted a Chinese bedecked in full costume
Instantly knew the individual II lie Ran
d,Iph from the desert pt,ons. therefore
advanced toward him that might make
a fall observation Of his pers N without
violating the rules of courtesy in stopping
to gaze at him. AS he approached, he
occasionally turned toward the boys with
an angry glance, but without saying any
thing, and then hurried on as ii to outstrlp
them, but it would not do. They allowed
ing him so intenlly that each one said
nothing to his companions. Just before |
met him he stopped Mr.. c., a cashier OF
one of the banks, said to be as odd fish
as John himself. loitered IN store
close by, ami, unnotced, remarked the
Roanoke orator for considerable time,
and really he was the strangest looking
being ever Ieheld.
HIS long thin legs, about az thick as a
strong walking cane, and of much such a
shane, were encnsed in pair of tight
small clothes, 50 tight that they seemed
part and parcel Of the limbs Of the wearer.
Handsome white stockings were fastened
with great tidiness at the knees by small
gold buckle, and over them, coming about
halfway up the calf, were a pair of what,
Lelie,e, are called hose, coarse, and
country knit. He wore shoes. They
were old fashioned, and fastened only with
buckles-huge ones. lie trod like an
Indian, without turning his toes out, but
planking them dDwn straight ahead. 1t
was the fashion in those days TO. wear a
ian.tailed coat, with a small collar and
buttons far apart behind, and few on the
breast. Mr.. Randoph's were the reverse
Of all this, and, instead of his coat being
fan.tliled, it was what we believe, the
knights of the needle call swalowtalled'
the collar was immensely large, the but
tons Lehidd we're in kissing proximity, and
they sat together as close on the breast o
the garment as the feasters at crowded
pub ic festival. His waist was remaIka
lily slender; so slender that, as he stool
with his arms akimbo, he could easily, as
thought, with his long bony fingers have
spanned it. Around him his coat, which
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-15
HARD TIMES-LOW PRICES.

All parties agree that the TINES have
teen hari--thcre is no dispute on the
roint between wings and democrats. The
CAUSE is the great question OF contention.
Hard Times is never mouthed by the
wing press without being used as an ar
gnment for Great Regulator aud such
has been the connection of these two phra-
ses ever since the veto of President Jack,
son.
In 1924, when the United States Bank
was in full success, the distress, in every
branch Of business was more general and
more oppressive by far than at present,
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-15
The Independent Democrat,
Is EDITED AND PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
EEY JOHN HANDY.

TERMS Three Dollars, inUariabiy in
advance. Persons wishing TO discontinue
will please give notice thereof in writing
No subscription received for less time
than six months.
Advertisements inserted at the rate Of
One Dollar per square, (ten lines or Less
for the first insertion, and JGy cents square
for each continuance.
Advertisements which are not limited on
the manuscript, as to the number Of inser-
t,ona. will be continued until ordered out,
and charged accordingly.
Articles of personal nature, whenever
admitted, will be charged at the rate OF
Emo Dollars for every ten lines for each
insertion. Political circulars or public ad-
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sons or companies, will be charged as adj
vertisements, and at the same rates.
Announcing Candidates for Office will
be Ten Dollars each.
All job Jgork must be paid for on deli
POSTAGE on letters must be paid, or they
will not he attended to.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-15
A CAPITAL JOKE.

T., 10, 81, ~
10 holu Cr'," oa'',iot,ant r. viii the
T I ''1'0 ,n Tppo'''s no;'ad ,h;,har n
DuoI'l INSANE HSy ''''', ~ ,',,,' anJ
inc aoscnsc Vi '"0 OI.'I, - ''''"2 ,,.nn
was "o'il!''oo oS one - '''' n.y. ',...,n,
was "''''''7 ~ G;L rI,ro,d Ua
lug 'l' IPPI'' "l'eo , :" 49,, I~, ',o at.
"PP,l"'eo ~ " Wy '''"a'' ona,,'orod All
,eHo"",9 "l'i'0'J n. "'',,' ~ f. tba Snrrc,n
MS 4ucS'i"'S' nv = I..r -,
Uenefai nod oFII'9,' """ NV ~. 'l' I w.,
S"ereu MN t''' NJ ii'O wv :;
"Wel," said he. Il will inspect some OF
the rooms until he arrives
oh, no, sir said The keeper, Eve could
not hermit that at aU.'
.'fbpn will walk for a while il the
oordan., said his Lord.hip. .whi.e | am
To;ting for him,
.Wo cannot lot Won o. there either, sir
said the keener,
''' WE WV ~ r. - tioot ror k,,v th,t
am the Lord Chancellorp
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-15

A meeting q tne oemOcratIc parry OF
the CITY of New York, have adopted IA leso-
luton requesting Mr.. Van Buren, to eX-
nlain that part OF his letter to the Indiana
committee which relates to the Tariff sls-
tenn. We'll the thing requires e2pana-
tion.--Wcodrile Republican.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-15
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Among the Magazines and Newspa-
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