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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-17

THE PRIVATE TREATISE-This little book itself is
designed for those who require speedy and private curs
for certain infectious complaints and WHICH the best and
price ST. The advertisement however to state
that the auho has published the interesting chapter
that the which render these complaints obstinate
and ngeng-n the form of single etsr which he supplies
es of wishing it. HIS for doing
this given in the letter ITSELF and in this also will be
why many suffer on from month to month with a
complaint which affect the mind well as func
tons of the body and which easily and ssediiy cured
when its nature is explained.
But lest should be supposed that the letter here referred 70
Processes than really contains, the author begs to state
that beside his long experience he has testimonial letters on
the subject of his integrity and skill from the most eminent
phy sicaus Europe the eminent in AMERICA, Sir
Ashley Cooper DR. Mott, of New York DIR: Physick, OF
10 almost every uhys icisn Of emineice in the city.
DR. halp would also further STATE hat he consulted On
diseases OF this his residence, No 88 Green
wch street any hour aud those whc honor him with their
surprised the and quickreAj with which, general
they viii obtain auIl lmer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-17

CREIGHT FOR BOsTON-A good vessel can have 6fty
IT tons OF heavy freight Tor the above port Apply 10
-PERssE n BROOKS
90 No. 81 Liberty street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-17

DOCTOR II BOSTWICk,
OPERATIVE SURGEON TO the New York Medical and
Surgical Institute be daily between the hours
Of and O'Clock. Office rs ChsmberS street So msr
WHO WOULD BE WITHOUT TEETH when the
w following unprecedented reduction in dentistry is madet
the celebrated Dentist W. Thome ST. 81 East Broadway
Cleaning Teeth $loo
Extracting, -
Stopping with his Justly celebrated Mineral, -
Single Tooth Pivot 2
" " Silver zoo
" Gold 800
complete set Of Teeth on approved principles, at
the same price the above. IN
N. BWhee satisfaction notRiven, no cnaree VIII
he made. 81 East Broadway. aE Im-r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-17

THE WELL KNOWN SOLOMON HEINE, Vi d.,
WHO has practsed this city upwards Of nins wears as
medical physician and surgeon, keeps his onse no
Reade 81, Broadway auzo im'r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-17
BOWEL COMPLAINTS CURED.

i
TAYNE's CARMINATIVE BALsAM is a certain, safe,
and efecua remedy for dysentery, aiarhea oosenes
s'S%ash' 1aissnsS .ad
From h s"'E" s s :: as %s Us
pr JaysE-Dsar sir-Yeu ask what proofs with
prescribed for bowel complains that has given me
s Ss
aa fS@ s ss:f Hs
| s =; iS
adults have AND .ei like charm aad
ns % @ ma IN Be- %
MSI T. KNAPP, MD.
From Dr. WIN. seeng Physician to the Cumberland N j.
certify THAT have a.s % yss ina i've
have met with for the h5;f
BRIpGEroN, July IS, 1896
From Jonathan Going D. ae New York; President of
Granville College. Ohio.
made (. ,GinS
Psat: which Intended sts !sse%nsad
find relief in the use of this valuable J Tssif9s GOING
sa sss sa At 81 1;ss" sss b y 81
s7s Broadway; East Broadway. Price auls im.r
Of Tss s Sss,
IRON the Of Broadway
G9uaud's Poudre sub,ile-For safely, quickly and perma
nently cradle hair all parts OF the hu
frame THIS prove beyond all doubt to every purcha
requesting proof Beware of counterets containing dele
terous properties and y necacous No Brook
lyn.
Gopauds Eau de Beau,e-For tho,oughly ex,ermnating
tam pimpss bl9ches morpew, &c elieng delicate white
da,ng properties preventing tie formation of wrinkles and
bauisliIg them when present.
Goumuds Vegetable Liquid Rouge imparts delicate blush
ing tnge the cheeks immoyabe by rubbing with handker
chief or cloth.
Gourauds Blanc dEspange Spanish White gives o the
complexion pare, eke alabaste whiteness. In elegant
boxes IS each.
aourauds Grecian Hair Dye-FoT colorng red grey hair
without staining the skin, warranted 81 bottle.
Eye Brow and Whsker Dye, Is cents per bottle.
Cream of Lie-For removing Dandruf, making the hair
rch silky aud glossy, and gradually changing dark
brown raven black 80 cents per bottle
Agents. Milk st,Boston; 76 Chestnut Philadelphia Grey
Poughkeepse; Guthrie Albany; Myers New Haven; Wells
Co arford Cowles Springfield; Faulkner Norwich; Green
X Co. Worcester Carleton Co Lowell; Hodge Neybury
pert Preston Portsmouth, Pattsn Portland Guild, Bansor
Frankfort KY; 5. Tousey, Rochester,; Seth s. Hand Ba
sis mAr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-17

OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY
" Office 80 Wall street This company continue their bu
snes Of against loss damage by fire. goods,
and merchandise also and their
against loss by inland navigation.
DIRECTORS
Thomas w. Thorne Elisha Riggs,
Thomas Il. Woodruff, Benjamin X. Robson,
John r. DAWSON, Francis r. Sage,
Thomson Pnce Joseph Allen
John IL Lee, John z. Moore
Moses Tucker, James +. Holmes,
Caleb G. Tunis, James II. W hitting,
Anscn Baker, VIM. X. Thorn,
Joseph Drake, Trad Hawley,
John g. Merritt, Thomas Morrell.
THOMAS w. THORNE, President
GEO. T.. HOPE. Secretary mis- jgb
TCE-ICEICE5O0O of pure lake Ice of the best qua
lty The Highland Ice establishment expressly Tor ship
ping is prepared to- and will SELL by the aud smaller
quantities. cheaper than be obtained other
aud packed in the best go Of the world
supply Of the best approved picking ALWAYS on hand
JOHN NJ LYON,
SO Im-r 60 Division street
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

MArmscr EsrnAoanfSArY.-M Married. in Tyrreil
county, . short ilur since. IL freiauc. Dasea-
Port aged - % =. - Mr-. Amelia Sp.l aged IS ort
fantl sill child IL lss - D. caffel about Ike an
indni D. another person. Tho bride worth something
Use thirty tlrF-ive t1-ut dollar. aud Mr. Dl,er-
port D. poor fif- $. born fvrrell county
AM Ar. y 10 Washington coun'v.--}orloi Haed
Baptist mirisicr in Ph.ia1epLfa has been found
guilty, b. ccc' -'ical council of radurin tc car-
acier oi CERTAIN mcu0or. % the church, and ATTIC ~
violate -fnale member ~ lis congregation III.
Edvard Cotel \ portion ar ,!tc members ~
ile church H. NOT agree Wlfh tie council and have de-
cared their determination stand rs their pastor.
Perfiqeat Q4esfigas-Tae salem Observer asks If
hete has not been uu' quite recently an esta.hment
IN Boston for e manufacture Of Cd Mexican dol,r-
and whether hc manufacturer has been employed 20
make them expressly for tie south mclean market by
men who stand TAR IA tlc Commercial world =
species Of wheat, different from any heretofore KIN orn
~ IL Gland has been produced hy The Efr Of Iading-
t'n tisiinsa she'd asHcuiua-t ia unrong an Egypt
IAN mummy. a.ccftlinel 9, he three thousand wears ol
The grains di-.ove rcd Beng rlantcl threw s,.
stalks 81 a., high. with some sixty grains 10 te ear ami
lc1yes an inch broad II is called Muiamy wheat.
The ~ heir Il, inc pts-Bea Badger has been or
pointed % Tcpre.eni the third Congressional D..r.c,
Pennsy!vanir ~ the VIII Na,iouh Convent. which
- 10 be- held n B,tinorc u m1y uext This presume
y The same person "h) figured ia he famous p.eay ing
schemes.
The Lafayette Elcc e1ys lat Jrusr Nar1oa. a, the
late Term OF the Circuit Court for plccaoe county de-
cided that the APPii'o'eHt Inv OF 'tana can-tu
uona a to contracts made before well as after their
passage Senator WnrsE is aided sustained the con-
stitutionaiy of tie laws.
Raeca IN keat ih-Thc four nile purse. $500 over
the Lexington (ksa'urky) Coursr. yn by Bra, ~
or'yhead ly Chrsiopher, heating Lcsiaihan mare ARA
line and Motto. IA most gallant stslt ia 10 So aeg.
a. having been oe Cd ia either heat.
The sheriff u Butler county Pa has ordered tie vo'un
eo companies to hold themselves ready to trn o, al
defend The jail IN which samuel Mohawa. the Indian. is
confined for The murder Of family Hisral having been
p.'poncd, Is feared the people take him ou,
aud hang him.
Jaqes L. B0msHL. J.. y. has sold 70 tie larrc-- ilc
copy night Of hs celebrated work hoo-kcc ping Tor iO.
900
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24
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siaic g Eaal'u'l. 1.''r.e'' { ouu'y:

~ "a e
In ihf ne'r 90 i'r Jaiuts johnson. dcrt1-rd
- VIZ creditors u a tfe hs,v notified That vs..
Norris admiuse of tie estate o sad James JOHNS c
ct>ta ht- l'ed i''ife
isi-inrt of l estate. hfh zeal ai personal pts ssF
llf dca. l dmaui. outstanding aeHn Tie sfac. Tint sand
fff -iin- boo said cont. - I o hrf.iy
tncr n,f dtiat unless they notify S atun tsfur of the
tnrr ani extent 81 fnc claims y fling tie
statement of te ,'ur,. description the cnact ~
a., vlte founded oHce ii.
Clerk of slii COME The ANAL of
tie e~1fe ot W sad tecrf such claims VIII he po-fnn'd
oto te u'~ Gaet c1s fn Aai It the fall distribution of
i. The of
toii. le hell ou-r n Indianapolis oa
Tire fourth N0n.ls November o
Aftsf. Moan. tf9t
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24
TERRITORY 81 vEiSIAons.m. }

y tiNUNfH tOl Ny.
WING TIE pott.n sfhrt1ie affidavit Of Truman
- N"laiacu trnca. l sand county. r,si. di-cir.,
rom h- debts pursuance of an entitled Art iftlr te 20
itfe 'f0f- =: IN g. oi rcd THAI The Truman
"' dr show cause any hts have. tle lt lt Ct ncru
yet next ~ "focN in iir rnnn ltiue ore, iu
N"i-em Lklafn % sud county, why 81 u-r
VEN '-ii W ~ Ifinan woodbridge should De iasle
D. disc lifrlsd fttit hi- is lf-
Dated al iDl.ln, September l5ti, g.
GEORGE GALE
: L. n I'LL I'm LII -. I.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

The south west quarter 81 &c south west quarter Of
sccton H. in township 10 north II . east. in
by S.as Sc.cy debt interest damages and costs IS al
5 c.
The 5l2 of tie Undivided interest 10 the south east ar-
west paTes coan;y; noragcd rs John Matthew'S and
wifc; tett. interest damages aul css SCI dds 50 cts
The norm al Of he east bali 81 the north east quarter
oi section g. 40 township 80. north Of range west con-
ail- 80 arrs mertEaaei by Isaiah Reed ant ~ lc debt
Interest, damages and costs SOB d.I, 81 cts
81. J9sTh County.
township -. noith OF range east, containing 81 43loo
acres A>5 tic west hall of % aoh quarter Sec
ton H. in township s.. rt d range east. coutauin,
50 tlo flc cast haif OF tie forh cast orter nj
seen 20 81 ara tic cast half of lc urlta east -raes
of section S. ard te west hlf 90 ftc north east Quar-
ter 81 section no afalta last named tlac 10 township S.
north Of range cast. continuing 50 acres each Also tie
an or s..s 'a'i Ca. .''i' - ''. ,y., aeie''
3,d 9 fei tc state a sei .y superintendent 10 J..
'tt lt', interest, cara ge and costs 81 DOS 3. els.
Frter go4.fv
80 - q ''fi ~ i,' 81. '.'''sl'P 81 hoi ~
''f Lana 4.''4ls'' ,'.'i.i's 100
a... - tn io.~e AMI vac .ili, la-l p and
ard f1ff. asaiu +, S.t. i, i,. t,sf interest ~, i.
ana cost. o. q Is - ofs
Falaflf4 c,ur,a.
Tic west hair If the north east quarter Cl Section M IS
township ~ north "a r4i -e = west n lie c3nfv OF F,re
ttu. IctINIfr - aces corl.gencl N South or
tfareo.... t, fq l -. ~ ieo',
hmm - 49,. s1 80 t.s !, '", pl.ce 9
-' ~ ttfioh tt warren -. l>aJ ail tii oiI lY
ana f,ffeital an, 6, him. ~, 80, =, !, .i
cls's G.i dolls s.. c.s
n arvor ii r,-s..i-- ,... IN r,,,.-,+ ,. 49,.
49,. '- '-'' "i' '.' ii'',4e>t lde anN ne
ca aaFetiisiu- he M before 'he DAY o sale, no tlcr
p,,efio-, viii De hd Thereon, until acf another fulc
Ii aUF Il tae s1i tracts of LAM .i not srf for SD much
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24
wooDBURy q s:inE,YsBUnY.

49, .N.sE1NC.F. l.SDg.T.N'.s.
afeilofe The E1h Road, Yrrfsr
w. = ~ - --.-. NJ D.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

fb(e = BARai-i- 81 Tie above superior Iaa'y IT liaa
= - - - slt ~ s positively best
tAi- parkef.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24
lsEWoF ~.

vaNh subscriber being compelled 81 nom 70 move f-
We ,he Nefe Siie. De- iunh. 9th
81 >''r 81 e in'fr Inst ,' A'ey
"sN faN ~ eficN 'iiia- tie PALMER
On '"d TIRE AL WI Sretri s'ok of FANNY groceries ex-rr
spurious if trs HAVING become tl,frr
great ~ = se Is o. rs sel Tie aafra.
az q ii~c !Fore "a Tins respectfully selected.
rfrnDrp.,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24
FRESH ARRIVALS.

1I:fNi0 = nttsta
~ rpffiy niFm i old customers and tie isiilc
20 crafty that d. has ui received 81 rect n the Eastern
ana uprnn- the cd stand Caclai Bando
e frcA Drag, Nsnrs- >srtca fasfrzHsf,
fHrpcHrf
F Ul.sr Gfss Hli. D. >al Fnrf Hfsfs Liqa
fatr N-. Cossres. ffrarv superior spgHl Crar.. ani
which he determined O. m 7t She very ow
The attention ph cnln Merchants redefs Paint
Tl nd lnsa'lf respectfully requested.
t pad hlnr and
pound and tie store oIened hou
WieH called un.n.
ut patronage heretofore extended O. the
nieuf. i-r respectfully solicited
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24
4 CAEsD.

ii WI i-fan r n 81 fuier Justin smith are a.
NV ~ rifi AN hive plfcaiseda flesh sun.v - san,
tti- at'ti g., ~ c,'1in tr-e- ich.
N - ist 8. ~ tieE ii make te.ist'is
only. W 80 ~" =. -
sociin. SHARE ~ y''r eu-'ers ard isnce.
D.. iSfE srllin. ,air- sn.fr. + r T. S.ff-r
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

Nlti s. taInfl ln-- da. powdered khilarh. powdered
~ l. Turkey fsu. iHu taHplrr. ~t'fifir Mar ia.
fnft Mtl. Nnra'e NOlha. ~u'nhae Qinifr Tausr
Flower r sup tafh soda. Tsarr ACID. Gum Nos ral,insd
-H, irl iff rafr. ftarf luoror CASTOR oh. ard sWe
i so f faf fcr- have bee received.
wt 'e-if 20 feiar'i prizes if ci-hlf o. Ell hGHEAp.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

-. iI.-t-ff ''-, approved D., pit strtns a cus.
10 fftIn mod Ga uf pf.al 4.
it fo/ frff be b % ra, ue,irai
fntt Or tH' f.fHr4-f. I4rf,nf .s.safas
.and ihe affections. They are prime Price IS and 4,
tfitt> oNhitlf ~ fHfi19 CTT L'IF-fsT>. pfoe 25 ~
~ ~ Of ilr alrfe rfafat 'u-. together n'h ~ TfK>
tffif1fh ta.ft..l ma
tff0.H N.sfaf. THatl.ft.0 fepTlfp-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24
T.. YsEDn-i,EN

y ~ sale SIT sierrs~srf stone war; De -,. ~ -
2 Natt- aS~of'r-i a
AL cheap caci9cf any oiac4 slime nj IN lie
49,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

x Jnirriti Y.r- fF,so, m
- tu1rr,dr rca ~. hlnf - BIS rtfe der m,
90 sale loes-'r ani Tet-l, Il . cents aes gallon
~ T.. irDD-rry
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

q ~ - JEANS. .t.7 - and np~.ir,i<
~ ~ ~ u. MORRISON : AINonn
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

E'iN fi.Nl npV f'c'sne afilces ,'y Groceries
e. "'h e "l ,rlV very low he Wi sen bis goods rllfrt
ever ireAlul- Coffee pounds luiir.
htr Load ceuss Shot 30 Alo- eli.u. ai
other articles inpiofnu ta and see Store few q ,r-
he Palmer House. aut f.t ihr cl,c,oird store .Iv
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

rartutf under
of " H. Morrison iv Fd pa-ls cioi, m q,
tt-ris Al the itf,t.f cash
Isif goods purchased in rrFp .o'4 o. =.
Aii tn 'f ifldr"n Tie cash r. nce t draiinnauy ART: M o.,
Persons hl,iur Wt-l' Ftih.rs Ilrn F4.sl nces,a, a.
can sell iicn leie % advantage.
- Starr eplsist hi'ta.uss and east ofCen nralc'~
Oct ,. l-u f5v tfXnnf,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24
s.TEESy.7s'

= as = 14alS~F4ttf =.
SbLSp an llin iinsrt> just received and s4c hv
- Ivy J. u. TALBOT
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FSEI7E71Is&


EolN VI TNlBoFf h7 Store IN he corner ,t
81 'pprHe h 1i and Formerly occupied Morrison arl
Mcpoi-a where he IS jest receiving splendid e
whNh willie sold low t1r cash.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

9 ovcciienf v1c's Writer Cass uleres for sab, ~
: = than can be- hou-iit % TIE ulfN,t ~
fiy n T,fpoTr.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24
E.L1NAEe 6r.DTEF.

q NElv AVID sr,cn 81 f.rI Lunar CItl n n
a dies d;esses, Ga sale einnaii pr.ctslv
Ily J. II. TAiHOrT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

VsE.EsgEs y s.e'EETsss
q SPLENDID as~anicft IF Xs'crril ,nt other N...,-s
n veIy how fr cash. hy MARTIN Erp-s
~ D.arF ~ 81 Psf.4rr rr,s 81
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

IS
HIP 1T T. back, Steel we'd and brown Sqrrr.'s inst -
- 1eIveL an. ~ sllr loN N l-v j. " r AIanI-r.
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= ? =
PEf"Ifi LILY offers hi- Professional services m III. r.,
v a II Indianapolis aul vicinity.
tre ID door naiii Meridian and W,.no
l,-tf
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'E'sEr lstseJGs...'S sDaEEooUy.


IA " ~ ." rent, convenient house tr two rinlies
smaller HOUSES Those th Stable, &c. preferred
lis nIlIre
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-29

THE HUMBUGGERs,-I is a singular fact
that while Brown is willing to sign d bill
for winding up the Uaion bank. all the an
s-oond candidates cast Of Pearl river and
elsewhere, so far as we know, take the
ground that the Legislature should not touch
iae subject Such also was the position of
the anti bond Legislature of 1912, aud ofthe
anti-bond convention of the 10Th of July
last What a tumble these poor devils are
IN They see the writing on the wall. 1t
is ali over with them. and they feel It to be
so. Their principles are becoming odious
Their ticke. is Objectionable and unpopular
Neither Tucker, Roberts or Hammet can
command its strength. Roberts cannot get
the strength of his party east of Pearl river,
much less elsewhere. More than one half
OF the anti-bond party east of Pearl, Will
vote the bond paying ticket in preference to
Tucker. The people there regard him as
natural "-as they express it. 1t Is said
that when be was over at the Indian taLk,
the squaws formed a ring and danced a.
round him, signifying that the Mia so was
big white-faced fool" The opinion of the
whites in relation to the governor IS also
prevalent even among the squaws An In
dian Interpreter has promised rs transla-
ton Of the song
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-29
sPECIE AND FREE TRADE.

The Washington Speetatoc, Calhoun after
stating that the specie now in the United ats is
e.imated at $I20 100000, a greater amout than
has ever before been in the country at any oae
time, excains: "What a commentary IS this
uTon al the predictions of Federalism (meaning
thereby the WhgS) for years past" How has
this specie been brought into the country? Why,
bv he Wing tariff Of 1912, which the Spectator
anal other adrocates OF a one-sidcd Tree trade,
assailed 5 inccssan tly. az the very moment that
they thus proclaim its beneficial effects, and eN-
ult over tbem Had not that law been passed
ana we had continued TO import from abr cad
under The law as IL stood when thc Wings came
in 20 sowcr, Go vii: 20 per cent duties) instead
uf SI2OJ0U0G3 of specie in the United states, we
should not have had we verify balieTe, @04O3o0
600, for, instead OF the SO 100000. oc more,
balance Of our trade in our favor, we should
have probably sent SO. 80 goo abroad, 70 adj Cst
{ he balance of trade against Is
To cxemplify Tins remark: document recent
lv laid before the y British Parliament shows that
The exports ol British goods 10 the United States,
n the year 1912 Is c 250, eco less in value than
hey have been in any year since 1888, and thai
they were less by more than one half than ihe
craze annual amount Of The nine preceding years
The average yearly exports of BRUSH goods to the
United STATES from 1888 to 1911 (both exclGsiVe)
baing Of the value of CT .os0,OJ0 Whlle in 1872
thev were not more than IS 4S5, ,S0T. Well (say
the free trade men, il we don't buy more from
England she will bay less from Us. and SO We
shall lose, in The sales 0f or productions more
than we gain by refusing ts buy theirs. This is
tla common argument we know, which Is ad-
dressed 10 The fears Of the American planter.
Bat it is refuied. as al the anti-tarIf arguments
are hv the TACT, stated IL that same Pafiiamenla-
ry document, that, while this decline has taken
place in the export Of British gOods TO the Uni
led States The amount ol products imported into
Great & Brilain from The United States had great
ly increased; thereby showing that what we have
always asserted is true TO wit, that Great Britain
does not regulate her purchase fronfeus By OR
purchasing from her but by her necessities alone
that she@as always taken FROM Us only what
she could not dispense with, and this she will
continue 10 do, under all circumstances. She
Is obliged to have our cotton and tobacco, qartc-
ularly the former, and she takes fTom Us just as
sac absolutely requires, and no more. she
would onlv take that amount II We bought from
her twice lis value, she will continue ia take that
amount five buy fTcm her only halt is value
The difference is, however, that in the former
case, the blllance OF trade is against ~, which
we rlrst scnS 10 her IN gold aud silver ia the .ai-
ter the balance 0fJFaGe is against her, which She
must .ellle with Us iii the same way
L5nct5urgb Firgi4iaa.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-29

UniEcfsal Sufrere, and whose Endorsements ef
PoInsei9 Military biil and ,aubb7rrly PRESSING.
the ad l1,lDl 81 tiie S u Treasury scheme ~
Ssina pug VII q t,e People, While il exhibi,s
bis AA3Hl 50 ~ 41men NatuIe also plainly
express Ais c2lt1'nai Of the same people
Thh acconpi piished Dtuaaeogue who rlanaged
by mcanti1- Jn C&e0. JacA,8ns shoaitiers t0rfGs
INTO li-e htgaasl ri-cr ef the Republic, is now
win these eaHtieinau Candiaates, the embadi-
ment oi pure Democracy, and they woHl.f fls.e.n.
bis oiious policy upon The county again. n8t
that t..ey love the m1n bat thaethey haze his o0
poneEts-not that his principles sdit them bat
that hls professions please them. No that ia the
Union there IS EJ- 0tber equally great and GOOD
and hey would l3iu have aif men fall down ana
worship ~ his shrine This Democratic Can
ditfte WHO says Ic would sooner vote for Graves
than Wh his. would BE- greatly shocked II he was
Horse -l.iel than Democrat, and YET where Is
The difference between the one declaration and
jae o.Aer4 At all events moderate men must ex-
ceiatI and ai-ciaiiu sentiment o3iuas IN us
language, and pToscriptivc in lis spirit
What our legislative Candi fales are doing
% present, am Unable u say.-I believe notes
81 pre- aTation Iaay BE heard from the StumT,
and in the mean time, the brushing up Of war
t9ricai aTIaOr, and the collecting campaigning
ma eri9is Is going on. have not heard what
tiCual politics or not, we shall however KNOW
when the bail opens. The bond question, as it is
now generally ~9ilcd, viii o. cour5e come IN for
e luil share OF dcb1te, and then Think the wing
C nA.daies, ,ifh-" wiz bg Zeai9aSiy and fearless
y tase IL up as the gallant Clayton is said % do
must and wilt pin it upon their opponents. Ia
lhe mass The People are always wiling % he
aad generally are rigai, and it need but %
plac. he subject fairly ef5re them 10 receive
triumphant and honorable verdict, that pab-
lie iauh is no. 20 b. triHed with, ana that State
honor is Of more vllae than gold and silver.
was no. present al lhe meeting ofthe 5rt.
AL agree tbat Clayton is superior to Brown,
and the wings think a little more 50. Mr. VIII
liams was present and spoke. The Locos af-
lect however, 10 tAina he viii get no votes We
shall see.
Yours d.