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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-19
TO FAMILIES AND INVALIDS!

LIZ II hND llN hllDD
- LDNESS.-BALM OF COLUMBIA, for the
10 HAIR stop II falling out or restore i, on bald
places and on children make rapidly those who have
VI Find the CoMsToCK CO on it, or never try IT,
Rheumatism end LANENESS positively cured, and al
,Arir ''Hs arS is restored in the old young by the
yer without the name OF CoMsToCK & CO omit
PILES, &c. wholly prevented governed
STOCK a. co
nr. spohn's Headache Remedy will ereetuary cure
SEX headache either from the Nerves bilious
families using 1t great JOY.
r. IA torant, taken in time, will
Remember IN" name and get CoMsToCK's,
Dniiey'- MasGo.i ENs.acIor SaIve--rne
and >CALDs. " ''
To ALL THE WORLD WHO USE LEATHER IN ANY FORM
OIL OF ThNNIN, or. Leather Rcstcrcr: a srw
DISCOVERY. Most people know that skins and hides
converted into leather by the Of Tannn
blTks.
When strength Of the Tannin 4. WON out pa,
er becomes dead hard dry, brittle cracked crust
&c iAis al kn0 hf efass. ostness ,res
and remove all crust Nv or blrr-r,,,,, ,s
this substance the leather
whole virtues Of are in this article the OIL OF TANNIN which
hardest leather If II Ia. been twenty
IN use and II 1t easily fingers mpars at once
strength that utterly incredible until
Their respects delightful soness and polish and makes
all leather completely and perfectly wacr-parieu
boots shoes tops harness hose trunks and IN fact an
things made Of leather giving splendid polish
manner the leather used THESE ARE FACTS.
CORNs.--The French Plaster is a sure cure
East Indian Hair Die, hair any shade vow
wish, but will
Lin's Spread PIasters; better and more nice and use
iul article never was made Al should regularly
SarsapariIIn-CoMsToCKs COMPOUND EXTRACT
There other preparation arapau xeced or equal
THIS you are sure to get Comstock you Will find superior
others II does not require putting.
kalmstock's Ncrmafugc will eradicate Worms in
ehihen.or adults, with certainty quite astonishing.
Horses. that have Ring Bone SPAWN. Wind Gals &c are
cured by ROOFS SPECIFIC FOINDERED Horses entire
~ cured by ROOFS Founder Ointment. Marx this all
horsemen
For sale in Richmond bv P.vop Johnston, ,,l c,y,o, 4
ell door above Bell Tavern in Norfolk by Santos T,
IN Petersburg, Va by Rosser & Anderson.
de
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-19

Tobacco VIII purchase Hpon "h Judgment" pledges him.
80 i1 errF toaerdtf frfoa sl BE- made rIr
fksi pfce aui does MT fear 81 prices sny
hoe on ne city Dr. Having had thirteen years experience In
ihNht tn e cy alone De- appeals 10 thos who OF
pounitos o. juginF IN regard 60 be business qualifications
NH 2a-dNrtf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-19
NEW STORE.

PEAKE, JONES x WINSTON
RE- receiving their stock Of Groceries, consisting in
N part Of
- hide. New odean. Sugars. yarou. qualities
Do Porto Rico best quality
? Do ~ Cr1t
1000 ibs. Wool-ey Wo1.ey' best Loaf
5000 Do Java. l.aguira. RIO and other Cofees
10000 No FANNY and Wcstern Bacon
Together with Of GOois usually kept DO the best
establishments.
y afrva- daily expected from New Boston sy will
BE- IN receipt oi their stock of PIugs embracing even r from
one {" tee h0e slhe, al ~ which VIII be- sold
vance Goods plfelased Of them VIII be any part DO.
city, free or charge.
49, 3 PEAKE JONES A WTVsTON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-19
VIRGINIA:-At rulcs hcld In the Clork,so Of.

VlRGINIA:-At rules held in the Clerks of.
nee Of the Superior Court Of chanesy Cor the Richmond
Circuit tbs ID day OF April lst3
John Thurman and Thomas Puyear Planuf.
Against
'ohn Aben and Elizabeth A. wife Henry Tudsr and Mary
ms wi,e Thomas Buue and Al his wife William Win
ana jane r. hts wife Isaiah bradshaw NJ wife
flvan ~ niei John w Mnsr Nathaniel Mn.r BENJAMIN Me
e e an Lisaesh Francis. Pleasant n. BEARD. and
'y ~ 49, .-""- ssSs"n and other Dens
The defendants above named having sn.r, their .pp~ar
anee ana gwen security according the
ms court and naPssnnT by satisfactory that they
not inhabitants OF this Commonwealth ordered thar the ala A.,
ieianS do here Jn. ~ a.
swer the bill OF the plaintiff and cory OF IN. or, \. forth
win inserted In some newspaper published Rhno
or TWO months seeesvey and font door Of the
Capitol In city. 49, W wv
up ls-wow WIN a. SANDS. C. G.
The United States Count yi,,,.i.
'any va ist3 CHRISTOPHER MILLER OF Norton eo,,n,y
having hed petition praying that Bankrr
mat al persons Ginning be creditors the .ad
Christopher Me show the day Of Nav
next why the said Christopher Miller der,.d
bankrupt pursuant To the Act Of ,r a,
OF this order be published aeeocn, 10 a.
s2nd and 2th rules ofeourt. s " "e
Aeopy-Tcse
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-19
.p i-wilw HENRY GIBSON. c.,.


Il y the United States Court for the Eastern Dis
II rot OF Virginia April q, Ist3.
In the matter Of bankruptcy OF JOHN A. CUNNINGHAM ina
Ndna and As partner Of the firm of Dcanc IN,
city OF Richmond in the Eastern Virginia said oh,
~ CUNNINGHAM who has been dcced bankrupt by h. Court
having ed petition for his discharge ordered ,b,,
noee ereo be published IN printed CITY Of
Richmond seventy days At least before ne IL when
hearing viii be had on the petition Cor,
room IN the City Of Richmond aud all have proved
their debts AMI other
and place, and have WHY IN, ,,y ~
the said petitioner should be- granted. ''-'
A Copy-Teste
s-wIIw HENRY GIBSON sr.,I
SUPERIOR CHEWING TOBACCO!!,
HAVE just received fresh supply Chewing Tobacco NJ ,
u very finest quality manufactured by Mr. Anen-fot sale in
quantities 10 suit purchasers "
APPS y suppprpsoS A.,
city cured Bacon Inrd!
Il ANS Shoulders md MiddIinvs, carefully cured
n A few kegs lard do do
For sale by UkRRIaox
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-19

New spring aud summer svV"s' e
Holm WRIGHT has ust received nm assortment OF SUMNER
80 Goods consisting o. sfks of the ncweH syes fonmfd %
Balconies Printed lawns Ranges Chusans cave FANCY sh
which he Offers cheap for cash spy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-19

MUSIC STORE,
AND Piano FORTE WARE-HoUsE.
Opposite the Banks.
(-as-75 The subscriber is constantly rcceN-
Hf III the celebrated mandatory Of NusN-
and plain fiano Fores Possessing the
latest improvements deoaey touch and sweetness OF
tone so recu their manufacture.
Constantly on hand a large assortment OF
Flutes. Flageolctts Clarionetts
NiolnS Nielonceuos
Aceorlons. Musical BoNcs
Horns. Burlcs and Trmnpets
Fifes nj Drums
Guitar Violin Harp Strings Of quality
Piano Forte and Covers.
CHEAP MUSIC
The largest Music offered for sale this State
may Store Of the subscriber WIN Is now
enabled Philadelphia and New York wholesale and
retail prices
Toe purchasing again furnished better
than they can elsewhere the state
repaired tuned let on hire and taken an exchange
r. H. TAYLOR
l-PIANo FORTES every description repaired and tuned
Tuning by required WILLIAM KE,RsiNo whose long
..prncc ami ability manufacturing and tuning Piano rories
Justly entities him every confidence Guitars Niohns and Nc
eoriians repaired Violin Bows haired
ROrlers above will be punetualy attended TO either in
town n, country -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-19

AYS LiNAMENT - Long erpcnenoe hiss established be
You'd controversy The singular efficacy N his lnament IN
The n that prevalent and painful complaint The Files such
vast numbers have cured the uae 81 ~ ard - extensively
known need be aid y way ~ introducing
NH Ia, J. ". EUsTACE r. SON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-19

sohS BoOIS-l have Boys calf kin
scots OF good quality, for sale low. ALEX. hill.
NH Dealer m Boots Shoes, Trunks. CARPET Bags, SC
a BARRELS sputs Turpcntne, for sale by
- W r. - GAYNOR Il LYELI.
-, EAR's FAMILY MAGAZINE is new monthly Of is rages
- whose OBJECT Is the publisher collect, condcnsc
systeatze the great mas Of standard
tanned works and altogether
neyond Tie reach Of mankind and thus and pre-
pared 10 place by IT. cheapne- and conprehensveness within
the acquisition Of an II WILDE einbeshed several hundred
engraving Illustrative Of many Of prominent events Of
Bse- and Religious History To be entirely Secaran-
s-Pree - 90 ayear. Subscriptions solicited by
l.. VI. HARROLD.
" = LSTe C5erAny person subscribing himself obtain
ng new subscriber for and renting current
funds Tree 81 all eEen-e shall receive copy
one year ana copy % Sears Bible Biography, Wonders
'pi4- 'lc heft SUBJECT 10 Address
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-19
LYNCHRURG NAIL LINE.
HMoND AND PETERSB URG
RAIL ROAD.
REnI lrION OF II A-EES.

or cents.
additional Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays with passenger attached.
HOURS OF TIE TRAINS
Mail Train
Leaves Richmond, daily. al ! past r. VI.
Leaves Petersburg DO. before I \. VI.
Accommodation Tram.
Leaves Richmond daily \. VI.
Leaves Petersburg. \. VI.
freight Tram, ruth passenger attached
Leaves Richmond. trryveekly. al past 10 A. VI
Leaves Petersburg, do At before 2 r. VI.
Days for this Tram Mon,ily, Wednesday and Friday
Line Baltimore
By the advertisements Of Companies North OF appears
that passengers through Baltimore
Philadelphia Of the day they Petersburg
The regularity of the Trains The question well
passengers rely being always
MADE The equally eKEtous and perfect
North. az O.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-19

Do hereby cery persuasion ~ saae Of my f,t
puftha.cd aIfa bottle of smith. Ber. NJ Ron1yit.f of u
aH'lH rai relief have hsf d'ease M breast NJ, t
gyenro ne much relief hunk one more bottle ", n ,.,s @
" ,'a'h ROYAL .. sHErlIFRD
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-19

E'IsH, &c.-5Oo barrels n. Carolina Cut IIerri g,
~ b,gG do do Roo do
% do Do DO do shad
- bbs Tar
do Sps rurpontne
- hhds Porto REQ sugar
Landing this morning for by LEWIS WEIR ma o.
fRUP 90 Prepared anor the formula NJ be
> y. Pham1oopfia The above article possesses
lfad FORM The virtues ~ the plant II prepared great
rom The best Para safapaa Asthe weather approach
hg and Safapana 10 well known purifier of the blood,
spnngof The year D. the proper Zoe using u.
BOLTON n HARRISON.
ma Corner ~ Main A. Governor ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-19
VALUABLE BOOKS,
RECEIVED 10Th MAY BY
Smith, Drinkcr a. Morris

Smith, Drinkcr a. Morris.
Hh GREAT AWAKENING; History Of the Revival Of Re
hs'on IN the time OF Edwards and Whitfield BY Joseph
LIFE AND WRITINGS OF EBENEzER PORTER MASON
interpreted with Hints Parents and the Training
Yale College
UNvERsALIsM Examined Renowned and Exposed in a 80
s OF Lectures embracing the experience Of the author during
Ministry Of years Testimony of ITnyeral Min
ies TO The dreadful moral tendency Of their Faith by
Hale Smith. Third edition.
MARRIAGE RING How o Home happy. From the
writings Of John Angel James.
BIBLE AND THE CLOSET; or How, we may read the sc,n
lures with the Spiritual Profit by Watson And
Secret Prayer successfully managed BY
sELF-CULTURE. by William Claiming, ID. d.; with a Bio
graphical Sketch OF the author.
DAILY FOOD for Christians being Promise and another
serpunl Portion for every day year
Of Hymn beautiful miniature pocket edition from the
London. ma II
DEALERS FOR CASH!
p arc hereby Informed that we have large stock Of the best
mat PEAKE, JONES 4 WINSTON
Economy i'm housekeeping.
H'AMlLY SOAP lees than cents a pound Every family
u may make their soap trouble
for sale by BOLTON 4 HARRISON,
ma Corner Main and Governor streets.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
M Rs. Washington Potts, IS cents
1fh Martin Chuzziewit No. I. 6! cents
Poe,iea Remains Of Luerea ~ Davidson, with Biography by
Miss scdFwck
Samuel w. Crcaves Is cents
Homeward Bound, by Cooper
The ilicdaunauer by do
ma J. w. RANDOLPH.
GAmBHOONs, DRILLINGs, &c.
II iGiIT aud dark coloured Gambfoons
- White and brown Linen Dnnings
Dap etc and Cape Camblets
Summer CassImefcs nd Nankeens
and for sale cheap, j. H. CUNNtNGHAMS
hea CashU ~ Goods Snre
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-19

TO BUILDERS.
PATENT AMERICAN WINDOW GLASS OF
SINGLE AND DOUBLE THICKNESS.
W. are just receiving large additions to our
stock II Window Glas, making assortment Of siles
larger Than usual of the ccbmted Brand also Patent
Glass NJ single and double thickness lately been
much improved both regards oafness thickness By method
peculiar IN The manufacturers Of tiis article.
To builders. picture others wanting Gars Of ettr
qualify we wish particularly recommend this.
" B-Ths Glass b. always order. and will favor
ably compare asto and quality any country
ma ALEX DTVAI, A 90
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-19

w ,r hs morning opening large and beautiful assortment
~ 'nh' and Ca"mercs say MEDIUM and super frvis,bis
"ieen Medium ~ extra super Wool Blacks Common G md a.
r. h's olives Gofen Browns &c. and on. piece sse,,,ye
Amffn hk 'lDu Which We wiHsen by te ydA.p f.,.fC
assortment of Wool Black blue and Fancy Cashmere o, 49,
' '-'Hinrh NJ Three Gns superior that of iny fe,
'''~n Hnl at greatly reduced pfses ~
ap11 KT Vr Rpvnatt T. ..r,....
IkhLMoi cOLrMBfN-Ihe beet and cheapest f,,t ,,, o.,
= uie h'irevef offered 20 The public Tor ale ly
'h ~. -fm J. ". Er-TACE A. goy
,ENLEMEN's OVER sHoEs-Jua received +, ,,.,., 81.
hiO ssvt 49,
RUffER A. vENfsON-FWsh roll and frs,n u,it., 49,,
'"nh o ven hne Yenson just received fr 1,is ty
"a PARRISH a BEAZLEy
Cary street.
khNNDf PORTER ~ --vcry One 90 London Doet p,,,ty
ap3 a., =, ,,...
GARDENHOES RARES. SC
* uhAhDs GARDNER have just received o, Of c,,ie
H"es hakcs Spades and Shoves which they Will sB 49,
an ~ nc Hardware md Fancy store ~ rfcet shoct nm 60
apG
E Nv UaLEANs MoLhssfsioo bb. landing bi. morning
LEWIS WEBB.
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POLISHING POWDER.

POLISHING POWDER,
OB polishing Bras and other Metals requinn, high and i1ra
DE usff'. H. excellence in cleansing N Metal s.
je ." eornDn producing fDh with s bb0f any Uts
% use and Tho with which applied rende- OBJECT n
every family point ~ economy 90 used b Manufacturer. o
nalc Ware and wherever introduced given perfect s-f
ton IT, superior quaues have given d,csd preference 1ys
any similar PREPARATION offered public. Just received an m
sale aps ALEXANDER DrYAL L. 60.
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TO TAHMEMs AND EnCIIANTs.

= - WVF0T WUIN'I UDINFFI
uST received and Tor sale cheap, a very su
~ pefior a-softnnent n Wedding ani Hininr noes
RICHARDS a GARDNER.
mh ~ " street. shockoe Hin below the Depot
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-14
FROST AT THE SOUTH.

We are truly glad togslate that New
Orleans was visited hy,a severe frost on
me night Ofthe 25th. A welcons visit-
er has Il proved FoIil has checked The
enedemic, and given now life 10 every.
Thing in the South, A friend writes us
under date ofihe 2eth have great
pleasure in sayids that we had killing
frost last night. The sbriyelled appeaf-
ance ofthe shyuabary looked more elo-
rious ia our eyes than ever i did when
in full bloom! SaFanasi ire aocking u, !,
and ull,ofus. il the city, Iselstasl ~ NE
raging hand olahe sdss.Foye rs stayed
Gin GaS,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-14
NEXT GOVERNOR OF OHIO.

We learn. from the Ohio Eagle, that
the Hon. Wm. Medll declines being a
candidate for Governor of Ohio, Mr..
Brough, Auditor of State, slso declines.
A great portion Of the democratic pspers
of the State have run up The nane q Da,
vid Todd, and seem 10 be going him
with great aFdor We have no doubt the
S,h OF January Convention will decide
the matter with unusual Unanimity rom
prese nj anCes.-Statesman.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-14
uTHE WORLD is GOVERNED TOO
MUCHn

Excess oflegislaiion, is the curse oi
this country A multiplicity of laws a.
lone, is bad enough, il they are permit
ted to remain in force. But when they
are enacted one day, and repealed the
next, il creates confusion and uncertain 4
" in the business of the country. Such
Is the passion of law making smeng US
not only these Of general nature, but
for the regulation of the most trivial prI-
yate afIaiis Of individuals, that we are con-
stantly enlargiDg our statute books with
doings Of the legislatures OF the general
and state governments, which have tens
dency TO make Confusion worse confOun'
ded.' On an average there are about
one hundred and fifty laws, ofa public and
private nature, passed annually, by each
Of the twenty seven legislative bodies 10
this county. This gives us an aggregate
offour thousand, which are brought into
being every year. The continual alier-
ing, amending, and tepeSling these laws,
creatasa deraDRment in the business ol
tthc country, and is source OF inhnlle
embarrassment to the pople. A correc'
ton to this abuse Of legislative, ought fo
bo applied. IN the first, legislative bod
| les ought to be shorn Of the power whlc h
they have usurped, of passing great por
tion of what are denominated private
acts, coming under the general head ol
special legislation. II is these, which do
great mischief, Government ought NOT
and can legitimately have no direct pow
er, either for good or evil, upon the busi-
ness Of the people. lf II has the one, il
most assuredly will possess the other, and
every interest will suffer by its exercise
A good government, wisely administered
will always bring prosperity TO lis people
without direct meddling with their aifairs'
Leave them alone in the enjoyment oI
their rights, privileges and immu lties o
nature, SO far as it is consistent with iht
existence OF society, and mankind viii
take care Of themselves-without having
} their energies restrained and ciIcumscri
: bed by artificial laws. The great law 0
nature is all sufficient for the full devel
opment Of the powers of man--lor HI
+. protection and encouragement, far bette
! Than any that human wisdom can devise
s A yielding up of some Of these rights
a and a submission to restrictions, are es
' sential to the maintaiuence ofsociety-o 0
association, il is true. But the taking a
way Of natural rights-the repeating Q
natural laws, and an attempt 10 conlrC
} the desinies of man, by artificial means
has ever proved curse TO the human fam
. ily. II is device Of kings; OF III
. most potent weapons with which the
' rule their subjects. First make them de
} pendent upon government for bread-t
i business is the same thing--an
r then through This dependencs, depriV
: them Of liberty. Such-is the result
J, protection lsws,i not the object -[Buff
i. 10 Gazette.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-14
DOCTOR DUNCAN

We learn from The Globe Of the 25lhI
ult. thata general meeting Of the Demo-
cratic citizens Of Georgetown, in the Dis
tricl of Columbia, was 10 have been held
on Friday evening 29lh uli !, swilh view
10 give public expression Of their senti.
ments in regardtO the Hon. ALExANDER
DUNCAN, the dauntless Democrat Of
Ohio"
Such an expression will be highly fat
tefing TO Dr. Duncan, and TO the Democ-
facy Of Hamilton county. No man has
been assliled with more coarseness and
naIignity; by the whig party, than our
fearless representative, and we rejoice
that we can send him back among our
brother Democrats of Georgetown. They
will welcome among them the indomitSN
BILE champion Of free principles with q
hearty wiIl.-Cia. Massage.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-14

Hux of European population, will soon /
compensate the people for the ENTITY !
NAME Of Republic, which hes Knocked
their ears during llOustons arbitrary reign!
Bat what, you ask, is to be the Traitors
rewardf Governor General for life, with
a large salary aud high sounding title,
will bribe Houston 10 sell bis cOu ntfyW
The naval vessels were to be cold on
the l4th at public auction. This, is reps
resented as a part Of HouSton's plan OF
subiecling the country TO foreign pow
eT.
There is total failure Of the cotton
crop on the BrassOs and Colorado, caus-
ed from heavy rains in the lower coun'
try. Planters from the upper country
speak more favorably.
Gen. VOL has disavowed the act Ofthe
party Of Mexicans who recently carried OF
a quantity Of tobacco belonging 70 some
traders at Corpus Christi, and offered tC
pay for the same at the rate OF ia cent?
a pound, which proposal was accepted Ol
the traders.
i About 200 Mexicsns, most OF them lof
merIy inhabitants Of Texas, were at tne
Rancho, on their way to settle IN our ter
ritcry, believing peace to be secure an'
preleTring 10 live in this country. -.
The Mexican troops upon the tront!e
have been Withdrawn or disbanded' VIII
the exception Of 500 men, who are en'
gsged in making canal to turn the wa
3 iers Of the Rio Grands into the Brazo
3 Santiago, on account Of the difficulty Q
f. entering the mouth of the river from lh
4 Gulf.
!. A biiUminuous lake, similar TO the PitcI
Lake, Trinidad has been discovered II
> Jefferson county, about 100 miles from
: Galveston.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-14
From the CiRcinnati Enq.
JUDGE M'LEAN-LOUlsvILLE

Il is we'll known thai many presses in
The country, some 10 the east, some in
our midst and some north, are desirOus Of
'subStitu,ing Judge Mclean for Mr. Clay,
solely on the plea that his political life
has notbeen so proiracted and HE Poli'-
ical acls 50 various, as to afford many
vulnerable points for effective assaults
against his popularity, Two words alone
make up his strength, and render him a
Jealous rival Of Mr Clay--these are 'aVali'
ability and 'expediency.' These strong
points Of character, and the industry OF
several pretended Clay men 10 give them
Importance, have at last excited the at
ieniion Of the Louisville Journal, which
paper, once go jealous an sdVocate of
availability noip disposss OF in The fol.
lowing summary manner:
"We hate the words availability and
expediency with all our hearts. We 90
for the right, believing it under all cir.
eumstances 10 be the expedient. Give
Us man who iS true As steel 10 the doc