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r'o" he Saio' his' I!oseI ~" S
sS! S,' sss
Delivered free of oartlge. o,, ,,vy
5NO FAMILIES 1iOINi SOUTH, to the West hia,e, or
Europe ga respectable female "a years Of age y.he, to
she ~oad sons yet would
i y" gwen. Add'A A. A. boz 's' upper r0'' 0e :o
WATSHEs I9WEE THAI =. w. I'd rs
selling .Gsi Of God . .9S silver Lever ,Aa 81
~ :As
c S1 say sse being Ss a Gold
Al % saS & e. q Ssa E;
a :ss %sss; I'D
LSTA Bill S H M E Mt.
ls4 " slliam Street, Corner Of .aan Street,
ssfs:y s; sf:s in s: s Ths!s 'ys
mn &C. th has given such general satisfaction during th'
Gesie%su are .qussssO TO CA. a"d esa,nns ThO.. VIII
furnish '"S a Esfss AT AN 1S'f rRaMeD
Ps:i ,s,: made and 1im%ed 20 TO sss
me ne. s NV vis.u.::e... 30. " *
' Te mo:1 o, delivery; . INV
afford .ysrv day new evidence. Of their nslibs efficacy
for all diseases, and chronic Iheums
g S's
prssson. Sapors Se1Sou: attacks. They very useful
IL &C. Sold siSSSs5 &
Davis, tirom Europe, Professor ~
class 70, gentlemen a will cSm%enss on Monday
evening" t Instant and continue each MONDAY anu FRIDAY
evssniinc during ih h seas: season 0. b,
ted with instruction ON Tuesday and Thursday evenings OF
Military elias. for the instruction Of gentle in military
hor'emanshp to eom%epss on Wednesday evening ah IN
% % 70 &
.s:i st D.s
ssosmsa from sso A and sH to sHP NJ d., E,sans
pLUMBE's DAGUERRIAk GALLERIES 23lh Broad
way, OF Murray New York; 70 Court and 10
State and srosd%sy
ns s an II ns
fIUMBE's Paan, Colored Photograph. taken every day
by confined e1eassy hs sbGs, establishment
and Flu Sr BY f os s
f The pTcduston eo'osd Esae.ss.. PumSs f.isa,
Gss sHS for Ss'
Patent Gliding and s,vernG done to order in style never
T. Prompt attention to all post paid letters
DAYS FIRST K ETENITY SHEEd AND CLOTH
EXCELLED-and Great Reduction-Havirg recently made
5 a 5 Ss reduce. our he pse sa
. and .hns s without Changing sin he guilty
eU9a % We o
the r Premium reduced from aud 20 shins TO IL and
10 sIll,uRs, al retail.
With fashionable lady customers the quilted over
shoes Of will meet great favor Tor then
beautiful while they completely remedy the obS
Or sns unlike say thug
tached shoe All sheet Rubber Shoes ed
and break Of the oer manu-
facture
and loo. the sol~s Warehouse Of
Roxbuy Rubber Est blisement Maiden Lane Re-
me nber, IS, between Nassau and William SITS.
HORACE H. DAY,
DO I'm Successor to Roxbarv India Rubber Co
w TORlESIBy the adoptoo Of these articles, public house
keepers enabled make OF the Of all rhe
bacco heretofore with profit of Ut ally so
upon the quantity sold afodng the time perfect
tsaction TO the
The approval and demand for ihese articles has in
duced the undersigned make with Messn
Day, Newell Day, iacturer supply public house
generally throughout the States and also with John
Anderson Co., ooacconss 20 supply them Immediately
with his superior fine cut honey dew tobacc 10
month Orders left with Mr. Jennson, the agent
will meet with prompt atte Dtion.
JOHN L. MAKTIS,
jill lmsr 49, Bro-tyssy
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ENGLISH SCHOOL.
HAVANA, ISLAND OF CUBA.
HARI.E2 nITNNE WATERI PHI

CHARLES dunno WATERLAND, PRINCIPAL.
THIS Academy established years age, pa
tonsge OF former lnendem General OF the island and
other aDunrpeneo d clals OF the nobility Of
and the metoo~ the iBerrogeve All the
scholars unde tnesh language, and Of them
speak II hibItually and nueuiy
The Principal has the OF schools in France Ger
give the youth entrusted his practica knowledge Of
those branches OF poll education, which required all
active careers, and are applicable TO any.
The OF study the eore comprehends the English
French, German and Spanish languages History 6eor hes
Ssnul Philosophy the part Of Mathe matics and
Drawings Of varons kinds.
FIofessos OF dyers and acquire reside
from the director.
Such signal has attended this plan ou
foreign languages perfectly ineixibe manner and
those OF npery years, correctly and easv.
The acquisition only OF the Spanish, bat also of
language thus placed within or the youth
United states without ITS being necessary FOR the
nquh the many advantages which ng
youths from the United States TO facilitate the acquire
OF The Eng sh Tor his Spanish pupils which service
would be doubly repaid them by by the
here the manly spirit Of the English schools The
zens OF the United States nothing fear the
mate the house being spacious and
spo at shou distance from the ey; and containing
limits tne bath and conpl. Tor
OF the pupils health. Two youths lately
n.y. have passed the III the school perfect health. As
The principal married man. and his wife and have
~ &c OF the junior department. children received
dttsat Of infancy.
livery pupf enjoys HIS religious opinions undsurbed.
he terms are $500 payable three months ad
,snte There are no extras except clothes and books
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. CHAS. DRAKE u BKOTHERS.
-, ALEXANDER MORALES, ESQ,
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UQCTOR REFILL

DOCTOR BELL deyotes his personal attention (d,ly un.
~ nj r NJ u The removal Of private diseases IN every
All under proacted IN
successfully treated by pretended
flooring under the destructive effects of re Dry OF
quack and all who suspect the Of
lurking consult DR. wsys with gu "
antee Of a
Persons contemplating Iage WI b,ve been the sub
jecs Of decsle diseases ousut Bell With
conhde &C. Pspiid letters, the of p.
distance, have MS sreatmept
TO suspicion, and well known L, lie safe
70 Private once Courlandt street two doors from Broad
40 lns
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DIR. MORRISON.

DIX. MORklSON.
Royal sss
W corupe. be consulted daily all disease. delicate
m and e e. D.
ses;, hS mao an ri . Of twenty wo ysas treating
mild
ss s .sv al, w Smy ~ ii.
ults while his medicines agreeable and smell Per
,semen Of the prostate gland mpanied with much m
3D. The
c manner promoting absorption Of the thckened cveuia
r6T1 of youns
n1 use o. al pretended fSefc which stmuat.
rnses. never ''a ssR
ss . win
e full dvce and medicine to any part Of The
"a street near Green~en VI n' III '''A 81 m.t
500 DOLLARS REWARD6WbeTe.' four checks :. VI.
porting to be signed by D. Draper Jr Of the following
e order ''r'e'n. g
One One OF Of sam, same date and endorsement, for $50
pupSrns to Be endosd b,T'Ds I.Ie
were presented at he Of the Maintain Bank ana pit
@ M M IS T Of, @ , and paid the 18th the third
eeItaind be foges The above reward hereby offered
snd % b p a, The Bank Ban l., for The hs1on
the recovery Of the mony alone and proportional for
All the daily paper. will please publish three times
aud SEND their bills Tor the Nj uhattan INK.
JONaTdAN THOMPSON,
ia 3r .sdent OF the Manhattan Co.
POST OEFlL +, y. Y, Jan. 49, 1913
NORTHERN MAlL-trom and sfter this dai unit iu
~ ther notice, the North Nail iuding tn Way Mails
on each side Of the Hudson River will be closed
past clock, M daily except SundaJ when ali the
close al 80 minutes pas O'CLOCK, r ".
JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM,
l2f ju p y'maSter.
EEED1The New York Rice Mil, corner OF Jsherson and
dollar. per ton Rice Meal equal to Indian for hogs. cow:
hor'es poultry
Also. head broken and ground rice and South Caro-
Una corn srts or hommony times A, ply
as above: THOMAS BElLRv
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TAKE NOTICE.
EXTRACT OF AN ORDINANCE THE COMMON
r. C0ON H. tONCkk>ING DEAD ANNALS
inc Mo or, Aldermen aud opmo naty o. The OF New
foIt 10 Co. mon Co,"c convened, do ordan follows -
DC q shnl be the duty OF every csen
mai winch shall within the linus Of this CITY south OF 5pth
st.et or IN the uccupaion Of sny LOT OF ground dwelling
house OF premises OF description which the body Of
any deao snima shall he found and Of the Street In
SECTORS ~ the several wards III this CITY, Immediately ate
suc o The discovery ereo to give noce thereof and
81 me where the body II animal be found
one OF tue ofces established ~ follows
une a, the Cry Inspectors Ohoe No. City Hail.
One At No 238 Hudson stree.
Que al MURPHY . stage House. Tompkn. Market.
One the Office Of the Superintendent OF Streets rear Of
Esser Maker.
% To transport be transported the body OF such
dead animal TO the Depot, the foot Of 4l street North RI
Sec s. The burial Of ny dead animal within the LIMITS sfore
said or tie throwing Of de animal Into bound
ng the city, public street, highway place wubIn
b. hints aforesaid h.,eby prohibited under the penalty Of
Fave DDla- Tor each offence.
Bee Al ord nnce., parts Of odinsect, con rsry to
the provisons OF this ordnance, h. reby rrpeaIed
Passed the Board Of Assistants, Nov. tlst, IN2
Passed the Board Of deImen, Nov. alst, lot2
Approved BY the Mayor. November 9th, IM7
- JNO. II 0kISCOM City inspector.
~ h-Those papers who are IN favor OF the above will
oblise ~ rvsnS u . lew anssrtons iysl liner
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SEGAkS-SEGARS.
I'HE following choice Segars always hand HEN.
RIQUES'S HAVANA AND PRINCIPE SE0AR
STORE, wholesale and retail basement 81 William
Rlondas, in half and quarter
Do. No. :, half and quarter boxes
Norlegas, in quarter and eighth do
Para Hegalos IN quarter do
Resaas, Of superior quality, in 4, and ileth boxes
Cougresas. in quarter bores
Trabucas, do do
La Norma, do do
La EspennIa, do do
Tres Amigos, IN cartons Of 20 each
London kegalias, in cartons Of 70 each
La Pruela, in quarter boxes
MIsgans spotted. in quarter boxes
Panetlias, do. Of superior quality
fngenendad, do
Denoym, do
Mateos, do
Pnnepes Of the Rendcn, Cruz and Sans, al deb
rnmaveras, IN quarter boxes
AlraLzas do
Conatantias, do
bustanent do
Esrnere Kegalias, do
Imperial do, inouare ores, superior article.
Nb-hotels and grecen piled reasonable terms.
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60 WANTED TO PuRChAsk-A country res,sence
al within 23 miles al New ork, with from
acres q land near Long sl,nd Sound, preferred Ad
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OVUUHS AND COIDO
QENENBEk, No 81 North Sixth street, door below
~ Arch street, Philadelphia the and best Family
Medicine, for Coughs, Colds, Splitting Blood Throat and
Lung Disease, like choking tickling or I'M
plsassp, obstue;Sn. For the above Dr. sWAYNEs Com
Persons who have abused by the ardent
viii find both their strength and resolution much improved
leaving OF the Spirits and taking dausht occaonay Of
above restorative Al preparations from this valuable
real article be had OF the following Agents. or at No s.
North Sixth street. Philadelphia
Pr W MINOR, Druggist No. 1872 Broadway.
MRS NJ; HAYES No. lse Fulton st, Brooklyn.
BENZ. OLDS Newark. N. J.
JOHN MASON Pate son N j. ds2ms,
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LEECHES! LEECHES LEECHES u!
AZ 00l Large healthy Swedish aud German Leeches,
1O,OO lust received ship Ste phani, from Hamburg,
aud daily expected,
tooo Swedish aud German Leeches bark Washington,
q. A n. WlTTE,
VII m-r tai William =, Imr.-r,r NJ I,.rrnr..
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IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC

1MPOK IANI TO HE FUBLIC-
LARGE assortment IF Clothing. cloths Cashmere
IA with variety OF linen goods, selling off
greatly reduced prices wholesale AID retail 205 Canal
OF Hodson Ovecoats also dress and fro IL blue
black aud invisible 9th, moestIn
rsnlaoons variety of Of all kinds lem. mber
kO3 Canal streeI. iyl0 I'm re
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THE GERMAN SURGEON.
SOLOMON HINE, NJ. D., No 81 Reade street, New York
In seotna and chronic deases charg. made till the
patient satished-medIcne delivered Ali
formed under twenyone years. have their bones Straight
ened References given to patients who
e cured q thus city OF smsr
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bbL superhns Flour. landing from ship Dsnas
as. 10" o Z. < q SotYiHy Co - soas 81,
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GOURAUD'S
POUDRE SUBTLE,
FOR COMPLETELY AND PERMANENTLY
A

FUh CUNPLE TELT AND PERMANENTLY
ERhOlCATING
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR.
unve. populs Try of ths Justly celebrated Chemica
paraou for the destruction Of the and touE
HAIR from the soft down TEN ales upper lip and tn
stubborn beard Of a. needs not of omment in II
praise Is sufficient that il is 70 be found in hi cit
only al the old aud original Office 81 Walker st. door for
brpat~ay-sl per bottle. Beware Of deleterious limitations
W herr also ms he had
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GOAL COAL. COAL!-The subscriber havipSs taken
~ the yard Of Kng and G,esnw,e street
Coal seec from the best veins which he often AZ the fel
lswine reduced prices, viz
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SPANISH DoUBLQoNs-For sale BY
- tysO ar VIM 4 mo. UBRIEN, Is Wall u.
, 1843-04-15
ChOctaW Statistics.

Tie Arkansas Telegraph contains
some statistics Of this tribe, taken
from the Choctaw almanac, which
show it to be progressing still in civ.
illzaiion. They have aprinling press
from which they have issued up TO
September, 1912, $4,000 copies, or
more than three millions OF pages,
consisting of TRANSACTIONS of books,
pamphlets, &c. They have also con-
tr'buted $4,000 10 the building of a
centre college, where they intend 10
complete the education of Choctaw
youth, and prepare teachers for the
general instruction of youth.
Their country is divided into four
districts. There are courts Of law in
each; judges, inferior and SUPERIOR:
with all the necessary officers.
We notice BESIDES, a gradual increase
of educational, religious and temper
ance societies. and ofme. camille estab-
lishments, grlst-mills, carpenters. tai
lors, cotton gins, & phy~sicIans--a sure
evidence OF progress.--The popula-
ton of these four districts amounts
to 1900. The missionaries are
thickIy strewed throughout the pop
ulation-there are eighteen of them
in one district-fourteen of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church, who act as
teachers, Interpreters, physicians, do
ing what they can 10 elevate this
down trodden race. And the evil
dence before us is, that they have suc-
ceeded; that this tribe has reached a
poin. from which it must continue TO
advance; and if fairly dealt with by
the nation, it cannot fail to become
as civiIlsed as its Saxon neighbours
[C:n. Gaz.
, 1843-04-15

The man who systematically and
wiliuI'y sets himself about cheering
printer would commit highway rob
berry upon a crying baby and rob itof
lis gingerbread. There IL no such
hing as writing down how mean he
Is. Even the man WHO was 50 mean
that ut struck out away across tho
street and stopped the vehmles,s was
a very respectable personage in COM
parlson. There Is but one way IN
he world that newspaper cheats
sculd he turned TO any earthly advan-
'age. and that would be to stand
u EN- UP at the corners where there
y a caution 10 Stick no Bills" snd
lei he bill s,ickers use tif~fn for pssfss
little negroes might then be employ.
ed 10 drive them about from corner
10 corner. with bills pasted all over
them. Regular newspaper cleats
now know what we think of them.
NJ O. Pic.
, 1843-04-15

OK DRINKING AT MEALs.-lt is iniu-
rous to drink much at meals. Those
who take a large quantity Of liquids
during dinner generally eat more
than those who take less. The SEN
sation of thirst depends upon the
quartity Of aqueous fluid circulating
in the blood. II has been found by
Psychologists, that the most severe
thirst Of animals is appelsed by in
iecting waterv fluids into the blood.
A moderate quantity Of liquid should
be taken Mt dinner; too large a por,
ton acts injuriously by diluting the
grastic fluid. Persons whose diet is
more animal than vegetable require
more liquid duringthe meals. Drink
ing before a meal is pernicious; whilst,
by drinking during a meal. the diges-
tive process is promoted. Those who
eat fast require more drink than do
others; for, as DR.. Philip says, s,he
food is swallowed without a due ad-
mixture of saliva, and forms n dry
mass in the stomach.-F. Winslop's
Of Body and Mind.
, 1843-04-15
Rates of Advertising.

One square, of Is lines or less, for tho first
insertion 81; for each subsequent insertion tt-
ty cents. A reasonable deduction made 10
those who advertise BY ,he year
Communications or advertisements ola per-
sonal nature (when admissible will be charg-
cd double the usual rates, and payable invaria-
by in advance.
Il For announcing candidates, 50 each,
invariably in advance.
: &C Advertisements except for yearly adver-
tisers,) should in all cases 60 accompanied by
written directions, as to the number of inser.
tions: ifnot, they will be published till forbid,
and payment exacted.
, 1843-04-15
Authorized Agents for the Radical.

Authorized Agents for the Radical.
!. N. BRYsoN s. Co.. Louisiana, Mo
A. MAsE. P. M. Frankfort, I"
H. T. KENT, P. M. GAINESVILLE, |"
C. E. PERKINS, P. M. Auburn, I"
]. H. BRrrros, Troy, :"
B. GrssoS, P. NJ. P~aynesville, /"
Door. w. H. NIcKLIN, New Hope, I"
P. w. OVERLY, P. NJ. Shamrock,
JOHN RAILS, New London,
A. HENDRIX, P. M. ~Spencerburg.
J. CRosTHEwAIr, jacksonville, I"
w. T. BOND, P. NJ. Sugar Grove,
L. T. MUsIcK, Hickory Creek,
f. EMERSON, P. NJ. Louisville, I"
w. w. ADAMS, Marthasville, I"
FAINT s. BRoruER; st. Charles, Z"
Door. ]. ADAMS, Ashley.
, 1843-04-15

The utility and wisdom OF the law
by which a ~coroncr's jury is impelled
over the body of every person who
has the misfortune to die by some re.
al or supposed accident, SO that no
corpse can be inferred without a le-
gal inspection, will be readily admit.
ted by every one we presume; but
the origin OF this salutary law being
perhaps known to very few Of our
readers, the following account of it,
cannot fail of proving acceptable to
them:
4 genilewoman in London after
having successfully buried six hus-
bands, found Il gentleman bold enough
10 venture upon making a trial of the
matrimonial! state with her, notwIth-
standing several alarming reports
which were circulated concerning the
lady's conduct. For several months
they lived together in great mutual
happiness; Il circumstance which
seemed TO pay NJ great compliment
TO the former partners Of her bed,
who, she SAID, had disguised her by
their sottishness and mfde!i,y. Up
on this subject, my lady descan'ed so
largely, and at the same time let fall
certain unguarded expressions, that
the gentleman, at length, was led to
entertlln suspicion OF her. Willing,
therefore, 10 know the real character
Of his mate, he began fire.
quentiy 10 absent himself from home;
10 return al late hours, and when he
dld return, TO appear as II intoxicated.
At fist, rcproaches were the con-
sequence, which, however, were soon
converted into threats and nIenaces
oi revenge. The gentleman. notwilh-
stincins, persisted IN lis assembled
proiiIsacy, aud seemed every day 10
become more and more addicted to
ms bottie. Accordingly, one even
lag, when his wife imagined him dead
drrnK, she unsewed Il leaden weight
ltom II ct tie sleevesof her gown;
and having melted it, she approached
her husband, who pretended still to
be sound asleep, Ia order 10 pour the
melted lead ia % ms earthrough a pipe.
Convinced of her ~wIckedness, the
gentleman started from his pretend,
ed sleep and seized her. Thereupon.
procuring proper assistance, he secur-
ed her TIL the morning, and conduct
ed her before d magistrate, who com
mItted her TO prison. Orders were
then given 10 Dig up the bodies of
her SIX husbands, who, it must be re-
marked, had followed each other very
rapidly TO the grave; and as marks Of
violence were d~iscovcrabIe upon each
OF them, the proof Of her guilt appear.
ed So strong upon her trial hat she
was convicted, condemned, and short.
ly alter executed.--To this singular
circumstance are we indebted Tor one
oi the most salutary laws, which has
proved greater check upon secret
anddark assasSlnations than 4 thou
sand executions for murder have done.
, 1843-04-15

TERMS OF PUBLICATION.

The RADICAL is issued every Saturday morn
ing, at $3.50, if paid within six months. and
if payment be longer delayed, Three Dollars
will be exacted.
ITO a club Of Three or more subscribers,
(if paid in adudnce,) Two Dollars.
No paper discontinued until all arrearages
are paid. except at the option 9th Editors.
rPostmasters are authorized by law 10 for
ward money to newspaper publishers, free OF
charge. All letters to the Editors. by mail,
must be POST PAID.
, 1843-04-15

SIR E. L. BuLwER.-The Boston
Times publishes the following as an
extract from a letter written by Bull
wcr TO a gentleman of that city.
with the last page Of The "Lasi
Of the Barons" closed my career rs n
writer of fiction. You have long
been aware that my eraver studies
lave been gradually uniting me for
the task Of the 'Romancer.' The
light Of other days is faded and my
fancy no longer kind es at Il spark
as in happier hours of you're. am
TOO wise ,ojeopard,ze what little cred
1t may have won already. and
therefore bid larewell-a r,ourniuI
farewell. it may be-to the light Ia
bors and flowing dreams of the novel;
, 1843-04-15

The CHURCH IN CHINA.-The En-.
glish Ecclesiastical Gazette savs:-
We have much satisfaction in being
able 10 state that it il in coRtempla.
tlon 10 make an immediate effort to
raise sufficient funds for planting a
branch Of The English church in the
new settlement at Hong King. with
4 view not only to provide our own
countrymen who may reside there
with the means Of grace and edifca-
ton. but to the more effectual intro
duction of our holy religion into the
vast empire Of China.
, 1843-04-15

TIE SoMERs CAsE-C,ncUrr CouRr.
Judge Belts deliyefsd IN elaborate
opinion on the Goth ~dec1aring that
Civil Courts have no j~urisdidt,Qn over
naval and military offences. He
said
"The Grand Jury has no authority
TO inquire into homicide charged to
have been committed on hoard the
brig Somers. nor into the offence Of
muliny. or mutinous conduct by any
of the crew Of that vessels
, 1843-04-15

Cow. PERar. who was to go out
with the African Squadron, was ar.
rested in N. York on a charge Of in-
prisoning Eugene Sullivan, one Of
the Somers apprentices, who was fc-
leased on a writ Of hdbdes eorpss.
Perry by this actof tyranny. forfeii4
if convicted $3.50 70 Sullivan, an3
is liable to enc and imprisonmslk
, 1843-04-15

a FoRrUvE.-A Mr.. Augustus
Getty, OF B l'imore has hurried u
wife with the richest name we ever
heard: it is Mary Donna Maria Hight
Del Refu,i Antonil Mucia Isadora
Rernarda Elemcntinn de .Jessa Sele.
REQ. rpurse were only haf as
long rs her me what a fortune she
would be! She halls from Mexico.
, 1843-04-15
SANFORD HOWARD.
GAINESVILLE. o.. Feb. /, I643. Gull.

The great topic of the future. is
the Presidential Campaign of 1874.
1t will on many accounts he one Of
the most interesting that has ever Ia
ken place in the country. There
will be none Of the humbug and flum-
merry of the last campaign. 1t
will be one Of principle, as purely as
ever n was. The party lines will
be closely drawn. There will be no
Democratic Whiggery, no Patchogue.
speeches, no Committee of consci-
ence, no doubt about the opinions or
the career Of the candidates. The
Wings. iavoring a U. S. Bank. a high
tariff. huge monoy olies, over.hadow-
ing corporations, special legislation,
a National debt, and all the vast and
imposing ~machineIy with which
wealth draws subsidies from labor,
will unite upon Henry Clay; the
Democrats, struggling for the eleva-
lion of the Masses, tie rights and
happiness Of all, for equal and exact
Justice to all men, for The sublime
principles of equality, which must if
carried out, produce TO the human
race, universal peace. prosperity, in
tellisence and happiness, will unite
upon whoever, of all the great and
patriotic men before them, shall be
the choice Of the majority Of their
party. There are strong feelings of
preference for individuals. doubtless
but every where a stronger feel
ing Of patriotic DUTY.