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XA7 ATCHES, JeweIry, Silver w are, sc.
wv by EE S. s. ROCKWELL,
lilo 3ss No. 8 Assnr House.
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Cr lectures on the PROPHECIES of Dmries.
Professor Wnlling, oil Wiliamsbui &, ian eminent
schosI1 will Lecture in The Bap,sl Tabernacle MniSey
STREET near Chasham, Wednesday and Thlrsday wen
gs, llh and 18th inst a; O'clock The public, and e.
pecially clergymen are invited attend. GUS Jiu
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ECONOMY In DRESS.--Extensiye
assortment Of Rich, fashionable and elegant goods'or
winter wear. WIN. r. JENNINGS, No. 80 Broadway
American Hotel offers the inspection Of the public an
extensive essorme scasonable goods comprising Bsa-
yer and Med Cloths, for Surtonts, Sacks, Frocks, &c
The Sack Oyercoa,s, i.o much in vogueJ afforded
fourteen dollars and trimmed in first STYLE will be isun
worthy the attention Of the economist
Cassueres in great variety OF styles for Pantaloons
From those who have found any difficulty in getting suited
in this article, trial is solicited.
Rich Brocae silk and estings (entra new aiyless
for balls parties &c Mernos Vevets, plain Ss, Satins
and Cassineres all of which viii be made up to order un
der the superntcndcnce OF as efficient cutters as san oe
ou' e, - wv ' - III istf
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a MERICAN PREMIUM Steel Pens.

A MEXICAN PREMIUM Steel Pens.
"A National Prn extra fne and medium points On eafds.
Merchant Pen, fine elastic poists on cards a
Ladies' Suavier. Pes extra fine points on ea'os "
Columbian Eagle Rarel Pen or csrds ara 70 no.es
Washington Gall Point Pen on cards aon 70 ooAes
American Pen, extra fine points IN gf1ce pe3es
Office Pen, fne easie points 10 g9ef Sa oee boxes
Sill e,1rsi Pen in sroes and half grcce boxes nsnu.
featured by C. c. Wright Co ana u y % f,b, :,
;. .,,,.s - D '' ID door above Nsssr.
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celebrated
Inx,pc,ioo ZIG Broadway. d2T l.ss
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BOOKS Ar AUCTION-On Wednes

day and Thursday Evening, JAM II and y, al TIE
Wnyery Sale Room 204 Broadway up sa'r,-LAw Books.
Old Illustrated EN- sl Books Coins. Me'ais aud Eni
bl-ns; b.sies gcat variety Of books American isto-
ry, Biography Travels, Sinte Papers, &c &c Caalo,u
are now ready. Jil ~
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Lectures commence al q O'clock.
Spyie tickets IS cents eac for The course (en Lee
lures gentleman and Indy, for the course @ ca ds OF
admission family. 81 FOR the course slocAaouers CAP
obtain their ON application the Institute. on OF al
ter the path inst GEo W. d :. i 10,
as Chairman Lecture Committee.
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NOTICE is hereby given that all
. Franeiss Patent Life Boats belonging TO packe'
ships STEAMBOATS, and other vessels future viii be plainly
siam ped and the words Francs Patent Life 8ont paint
cd on the outside.
As no other person has legal right to nse the words
Patent Life oa," the evidence of the stamp lettering
will be suicien, qua Register OF vessels having
the Life kept for the information of passenger
at the Life Boat Office, Wall street, (at Adams Co s
4, nres, Off e1 jll2s
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| " Chelsea Lycenn.-fhe nett Lecture wiz se
deliveries a,,he Bsplis Church in s1!etnln..es., .
Subject. iiumaa Life; JIG ~
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Three sorry brick house aBd 10, No, So Monroe 81,
modern n>hee iet Is by 1905 hone % BY 4V &c ooo
hnrghl IN Tor. S1I
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patterns of ea,ire style Brocade silk and sstr
AIS fstf WEI T. JENNINGS
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VINO ere troubled with chappcd flesh erupoBs OF
NE ssa to iryihe famous Italian Chemical Soap sold by
r, sSie sign OF The American Eagle, " Chsthamseet
treaty excellent arce-makes The skin sof,
sseaes white, ard free from soreness or euptons aud
a6es yellow dark skin look clear and healthy In Al
osgS euy i Al 81 Staestree In Philadelphia al The corner
" thid aud Doekstrees, aud in Washington D G. aeal
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6LEIGH BELLS--500 dozen Sleigh
y Bells assorted from 600 No. 10, for sale by
III fs WM Ii. WIGHT 4 Co 100 Jnhp-d
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GHURCW TO LET.-Ih e Church al,
the corner OF Cathariue and Msdison-streets being
aow unoccupied is offered to let for Lectures Religious oi
Temperance mel ings, either in the dayor evening. Ia
nure of X. r. JOHNSON. No. So Caltarne ST IN 3t+
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-, CHEAP FOR CASH.
S'uusss-Vte beat Amsricun Window Glass
,so. MADE IN THE UNITED STATES.
IsS BOXES Jaskon Class, assorted sizes.
,r.s DO Maeyoe do dc.
iSa g., ',scevsd and ior sale by A. scHANcK,
SE DiyiS.on-sIreet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-11

NJ MIR, d. g. Goldsmith, Professor OF Penman-
shin Viii r,ive, Lecuie Clinton Hall, Friday
I'M January 18Th. Subject The Pen. Tickets . cents
he sh,a,-d AT r Gs Wriliag Rooms. Librarian
the Mercantile Library, and al The dosr on the evening
Lsclure viii commence al 7to'eloek. jlo Aus
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TAI Office To . iEiiI1D 49, Z y 80 -
rps ANN CAPTAINS -Propsietors nov repairing
- ..ssrhasis w,H 6nd suitable variety Of FlEE
esIcEs and TILES NJ the Ssznnnder WORKS, 80. "a
a PIe Bricks Of every description cr oundses irsa
works, furnaces &c.
u,i, be- disposed or AT very ioH prices. u 1ws
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Paasrascrs Arrived.
In the British brig Prince Albert, from Dundee-Mr VIM
Mitchell. Mrs Javanr, and Is in the Storage
In the brig Fairfield, from Port PrinceWm Moffstt,
Dr. JOHN Daily, John Cstaign, John Darouse Peter Pom
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-11

u Rev. Charles G.. G'iRney viii conu.uf MS
Course OF Lectures Moral Government OF God, o
Sunday, Tuesday, "Wednesday and Friday evenings al me
Free Congregational Church. Nblos Saloon AT o. iok
Subject for eveningEvey Moral Agent knows him
seItto Subject OF Moral Government How be knows
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ny- The Antiquities of America viewed in
.S.-aeaann xr,th The Hiusnic RccorG.-A

Ticket for the evening. %
jos
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q Spencer announces 10 gentlemen that his arrange
now completed for Supplying according pre-
nous u;iE'aton. Fur HAT al p:iee 1873 23)
which shall render enphatcay the eaeaperi well
loaes p1:ced Gentemers Far Hat ever sale in this
city. prepared style which claraeserizrs
fines, artcle and Ike that article offered al pnce
which ii cannot be continued withou, unusually rapid
sale. The undersigned With al confidence airns ii to ne
for the gentleman and econoist the most desirable Fun
Ha, YET offered io2GiO SPENCER, as Broadway.
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ACCIDENTAL DRowsiNc.--Also an inquest at The Inns
u,usc nm the holy of Neil Cameron native Scolland
aged 90 seaman on board the brig Saratoga Verdict
accidentally drowned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-11

pHereau Institute Lecture.--R.v. DR..
SR will deliver Lecture before the Berean In
br.S N TIE Brick Church OF Walker and Eliza
assaalssionfS e. = '"'
Oar Country is Institutions, and the Evils that
pasa pprevsd neep = m ss ssae the
liz Ss..sse'y u their late Anniversary. By order.
S"1 c. Y STEAENS, Secretary.
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After Bcard-s2Nc County IS, new, 1861 II; $500
Schuyihi Navigation Is, lc43 60. BRUrus.
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u Sysyanin Association.-The Office Of this
Asecai subscription to stock and the ohtanm'n
information Is the Evening. Post Buildings Room No.
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sola at 95 Fatenstree,, Nassnu; 81 per bottle,
srS Hayes, Brcoalyn. i2)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-11
SHIINDOW SHADES WINDOW

w SHADES.-Th- subscribers respectfully lnfafm
their friend, and pabc that having leased the spacious
..ore No Spruce street. few doors from Nassau. bcJ
are now prepared all orders for Painting !every
description with neatness, economy aud despatch.
All knds uf Sign Painting done in style rot 10 be sur
passed by any other establishment Gold Signs warranted
mol TO fade large assortment of well seasoned Sign
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-11
Nom H'sstsrn Bark o. va.

December z. Is4l
a NFi ecrion Of Ave directors for the parest
bank. and four for eas h Of the b. anches, to
serve for the ensuing year, will be held at the
hank ing hou se i, tho riiy ,fWheeling. on Tues
dav tas 2d day Of January 1914 between the
hours of 10 4 VI, and P NJ
An act Of assembly passed March 18th. ls42.
shall hereafter vote nv proxy fsr any stockhol-
icr in any election ef i'ire..sor or Officers of n
Bank; nor shall an oroxy he valid which shall
have been executed 90 days before the tine OF
any rlcction.'
The SAME act f,rhiis. that any President or
oirect " Of aav Swings Baak. or q neral Agent
hereafter be eligible as Director OF any Bank.
dee LIST. Cashier.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-11
MILLINERY.

fcorhsr Of Mosros anf CharcA Prestf)
MIS- VAOE w4uld re pc cffully inform re
III tf,oticso q TFhceifne 1pf UicinHg that she
has list received irons Philacci~4ia aud NsT
Y,rk mr. Fali q shitns affsi one attest f-ncn
.etvle.. Raf1ets, Can5 Bg0net Sllts, Frcncn
Flower pinmes. 3 innei Il Gao tibbone, Fancy
Nrtts SIN aud " ush Hl1uas. Lacts and 20
I'll tes ~ II which ehc Oft ~ A kaFern p ice..
IL torea and steel pressed in the neatesi style tDd
=. -. = s.tioe oct 28--lnt
mNDR nENT-An eiegibis WARE HOUSE,
~ Mooros 81 Arpiy y Tiits OFtiCb.
o. y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-11

DOCKS MIssING-Th~ fallawng hooks
ID missing rum unr Libraiv. viz
6rh md 7Ih vnIunr- Hf Lriehs ReI-,Sts;
5ih RfndolIis IS
MiF,ri'- equity iaeajings.
These hcrks arc eneh markell On the hack with
the name d Lama We viii give ons dollar yer
volume 10 any one Shs viii return the sl-sve. or
give surh ~ fsrs ln ieai n their
very. jnov 26) LAMB & RUSSELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-11

- AVE VoUH rOSTAGE-sabscrlbs 'iur
- y0nr Mesasinss ai HOME and save YOUR
POST AGE ihsy arrive a. soon ~ b. mail, and ID
y % more ir,obie 70 csii Al MELONS los ibsm
lban q ne PaOiIcs. dec s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-11

FALL & WINTER FASHIONS 1874.
ruV'tE Subscr Der has now hand ofhs own
~ man ia ctnr +, a beautiful NJ icls Of Bedser
and Neutrf b drer HAS of the La,s EIH
Frshi7a. also, tl.t-i,
Eine No 4 Nsutra, Fine Ne Mo eskin.
Do 40. d. I Russia, I
81 Do tCassiincre. Do 2 dc
IT gether with large assortment of Mu~k.
Conev, Youths and Childrens' Castor. n APT
and Noel Has Of every style or Quality IN use.
My Hats icing manufactured 81 the est ma
terill and by the best Of wOrkmen, will comparo
~ ith any manufactured in the Jnned States. I
esnnot that will self cheaper than any other
Is. abiishmsHf IN Hheeiing.as such an ussertion
JuIa bear the impress Jf fIL> shood on ats very
face. But thOse vii. Wish TOT IA Fashionable
arfiee g0t u in superior stvle. ami which Tor
Egiffness. texture and durability OF colour, can
at he surPa ~sed- would iavl.et, call and
s,xa -lise my assprtn. mt before purchasing. and
sxil, suaIant.e they shall not % away dassaiis-
fl. wan tae artlcls exhi0Hed, or the the price
asked f-r SAINT
No IFS Mais. Sueei. s., c M'CALLAM. !
<lec u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-11

NlUsI EOOKS-- Just received. lerg, supply
- OF the lssl edition Vi The following Music
Books. tls
Aas0n's Harp ist Vol. Christian Harp
Hayaei.'s sacred Harp. JUve sle Harm my.
Missouri harmony., BY WM KOBB,-
Ice % Cor. Main and Union SITS g.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-11

I'D CAN DIES ENcYCLoPAEDIA--w Works of
u 10 byron, Lille vi Napoleon. Shah spears'r
q ! somp's's at hELLoRs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-11

CtOTTON YARNS AND BATTING, ..
me Arkwfght Mile, eossisnily 81 pane ana
q -. =, ~. .sosfefassrs prices ~ ~ sunarfi
bsrs. shsiy ss,si III FoReHTaA co.
Bos
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-11

EO HEw HoUsEEEEPERs-Yo'
can find on good lerms. hiis assosineni o
n snks,s. Msrseilies Quits. Table Linen and C0ihs
linen AID Cofian shsefng Cfumb Cloths, Sackinl
rof,oros Ticking ard Feaihers. Furniturs Chinizr'
rurnitofe Diany. Hockaback snd Russia Diaper
German roll and crash cotton Fr.nees. &c. 80. -
~, VT sELBY's.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-11

mo COUNTRY HAIIHNo-Ihe 40
scriber r. nov rersiving large snd se
- TRIMMINGS. which be- ofsIs ~ .
Iii aSyanos from eastern pfices fof CASH. bis
a., s,oek. @Russia. Neufrs, &C. r. warranted
pTIRF snd tINMIxED. - ~ u sooh e. wss selected
~ he ogvu use. y MOhbLAh.
SO q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-11

a DV1CE TO ABL--Esery family. pariiru-
~ iaIly ilsse " be- 1--we nj Distance IN The
c0nnIry. -hould always he provided ~iih = suPiiy
81 the SFAfNBURN'S Vegetable Ertrsci Pills.
which being iifney administered viii prevent 'he
pngress uf many f'al diseases. e. The following
respeeiahle persns lssho having used hem ~ her
lamsiirs) now sa ready 10 testify ~ ihs excellent
hea.ih preserving Qissis,ies ~ ihese psiis
R,la Moriis. No 478 Greenwich -. New Ysrk.
Francis P,si. IS Vsndam y DO.
WIN Firstly. 36s llnslsYbst do
Henry s TiIurn. 2i6 Division q do.
EN- Andersen. 381 Spying a DO.
hW Lester. 1872 snlliyaps - Do.
Price Is cents per boz. Office 333 Bruud~sy
nest DOOR heiow he Tabernacle.
Fpr sale n The bool sio.e n VI ROBR.
Ai,o, BY W RASSETF
dee S South Wheeling.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-19
GEORaIA EL.EcTIONa.


We have iuIlFeturnB from Gpoir iaau1 tlisy
show that The Wings have ancceedod b. 4
majority Or ftres 1IOsisand Jour htn5rss anS
eighty Gbg pOteS "a They hnEe Bkopt tho uirl,
clecting Gheir Co6stnof tCrawlold.l aasmbsys
cf Congress ( Stsplsns I'D u dnd q 4,
Stature T6io they have done under sv-
cry disadvantage, against the combined fol.
ceB the Loco Eoco factions, and when zen.
erhl apathy has peEvsdod the Whip bsrlv
IfhronFhonf the country. The hbia az 4 ns-
tiond bank Of 5enFy Clay and che VVhig pcI.
icy was distinctly made up againSt tie Sur
Treasury, Jnc. g. Calhoun, Mafun Van BuFe1
and Loco Focoism generally. and eIorousIv
have the Wings on Georgia triumphed. IRE
Ban Is sRain n motion. il cannot be sloDDeS
but win ron on now until Che election AZ w
when Mr.. Clay win be elected by az over.
widening vote as Genl. Harrison was.
The spirits OF the WhigB are beginning a.
be reused, as the time approaches when t6ei,
exgfti0no can be made effective. IN that grsnd
contest when the cry s'to the rescue q Soun.
ded, there win be 3 general rush to the DOLL
of the thousands Of Wings, whose energy har
been stricken down By the per6dy and Teach
ery, which they have encountered, and who
have locked to that period as the occasion
when they may redeem their fortunes and re-
dress their wrongs.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-19

We publish in tosday'e papeTs Mr.. Webater's
great speech, delivered ct fair In Rochester,
II: Y. II contains most gtatemanlEe and
pl,iIoucphic view Of the Importance Of agicuI-
time and ilsintimaio connection with the COM
nsreikT and manufacturing Interests Of our
country. Ii explains aleO the operation cfcnr
pfoleciiEu laws in forwarding this branch o.
ar prodnctive Industry. Upon the whole IL il
most profoundly able view ioftho whole subs
iecs ia its entire comprshensivo range, and we
earnestly commend this noble production %
ths attentive perunalof allouF readers. and ess
peeialIythe farmers. ani bra .sis.tai gsa 2
On the same occasion ma subsequent speech
III. Webster eloqpently appreciated The doc
trine Of sepudiaaion and Ito disgracefnl and iu-
|iurious influence upon COR natural character
and interest,". s' ~, i -. 49, 4
Ma Van Buren, was also present 81 this
fair and, notwithstanding that every effort had
been used By iis friends By giving notice Of
hid expected attendance, and other means
which they resorted to Ia advance 20 give him
some eclat and obtainf6f him soma dsmonatra.
tion'of popular feeling 1t bis presence. be was
received BY the immense multitude with the
most chilling indifference. Mr. Webster'si
gigantic intellect completely shaded him into.
insignifcance. He however made speech,
ifsuch Il could be called. upon comparison
with Mr.. Webster; but instead of launching
forth on the subject in style ola comprehensive
s;atesman,he made some triAing remarks about
hig own experience in farming, his Oat crops,
and his retaining few acres Of bog land
This superannuated old beau Of at least sixty,
even on this occasion. when addressing the
farmers Of the country, that class Of persons, j
who with their strong natural sense most des-
pise the foppery and pretensioD ofmakish SEN
timenthlism, could not refrain from indmlging
ina disgusting display of his devotion to the
ladies' He said :7fel, = sa
asOf the particulars of this exhibition, gem
tlemen, it Is not my province, nor am Il compe-
tent to speak. Twill, therefore, advert but 20
one branch Of it and that il the exhibition
Of the fruits oil the handiwork of the fair dapRh.
iers Of this section Of the country. [Cheers.1
III 10 right that we should begin BY Offering our
gratitude TO those who possess our hearts. /
DO then say, and Isay Il with heart f1ll Of az
ieeli0ns that no man can witness the exhihi.
lion Oftheee fruits OF their labor their Industry
and skill without feelings Of gratitude, ofpaide.
and the highest satisfaction.
The LonievilIe Journal ahuo apueopy;atelv
commenisupon this III timed exhibition az M
Van Buren's gallanfRy:
sNow. just fancy q little old bald headed
man. il an exquisitely foppish suit Of clothes
with rufiles in his bosom and upon his wrists.
squeezed halfto death By corsets. end with
buckish manner 70 suit his general appearance
--a man who has 6lled the Executive chair Of
- -
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-19
A NEW FASHIONED Fan.

Some years ago. ia Na,chez, Mississippi,
Professor Maffit was announced 70 preach in
thai city on cer;ain day. The fame oft he
gifted orator had proceeded him, and every
one ia tho City of Blulfs was anxious to hear
him. Somehow the news happened toreache
the hovel ofan old woman, who. perhaps. had
not heard a sermon for q quarter of century
and very seldom went out into the world, She
determined to hear the stranger. Il being ex-
cessively warm weather at tho time and
having no fan. she started to purchase one.
She got 70 store where they happened to
know hefl: and aware of her ignorance, they
determined to have some fun. They told her
they had just received Q new fashioned fan,
. very beautiful article. and handed her q
common gill belzoUs! She tried its power 10
raise q breeze, and was perfectly delighted
with it. To church she went the house be
ing crowded, she took her seat near the pull
pit. The text was selected, AMI the preacher
progressed and warmed vii b his subject, aud
50 did the old woman, who now brought her
fan to her face ard commenced blowing
away az if her salvation depended upon llef
keeping cool. This attracted the attention of
the audience, and the speaker looked down 10
see what was the natter His eye caught
the old woman he stopped and slniIad &c the
ridiculous figure she cnt. Thecld woman OBJ
served him locking at her. and cried out mCo
i, my magnolia, Dress Gond Use all attention., =
The audience hinted the curtain dropped, ard
we lef but ane image of the old woman
with her new fan Is ret before M.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-19
CONGREaanTEN.

We notice from the exchange papers, that
the repudiating candidates for Congress are
actively Engaged in canvassing the State
They were disposed 10 be idle:and unconcern-
ed, until the bond paying democrats, boldly Ia
king the field. were making decided impres.
sion on the public mind against the odious doc.
trine Of reputation.
Shallthe State Of Mississippi be represented
N Congress by repudiaiors9 IsIt in the pow
er ofthe Wing party to prevent such result!
There is one important consideration 10 which
we have befre called the attention Of the
Wings and bond paying democrats, whytbe
repudiating candidates should be opposed by
the people. Thu five hundred thousand acre.
O land coded by the Federal Government 10
this State cannot be appropriated to the paw
ment of the bonds without the consent nf ran
grHts. The Fepudiat0rs are pledged aUain.t
the appropriation Of that land, or any paff az Il
70 discharge the Indebtedness Of the State. r.
tnen the wings and bond paying democrats.
should naae majority in the State Legislature.
ana should memoralize Congress to effect the
poftance 10 tho interests of the State. That rva
should have representatives who would advn-
cate and vote for measures to carry ant ~
wishes ct majority Of the people The "a.
pudiatoFs are pledged To oppose the appIicat;on
81 ineHe lands. 70 the payment az the honaa.
and Their election win be the defeat az ths ,1;Ii
Ct the people. The bond paving dennocr.t;r
candidates for Congress, on the Other bs,,d
nave pledged themselves 10 advocate law
allowing the State e appropriate the lands -
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tl1i Jacob Ibomp c1l n IehIlan Tu.IrS1.
Roberts and Hamme phdhla tee nnovt.
selb upon The plain Aud o ahG rfintipl
Oi Democracy, and hope 20 Vel M il fisiT Vi
signs n ehOngh % excite Tho mHgrimenl Of tho
the interest 81 eno STATE emo tno purify OF re-
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IN the ranks df the fepudiaiurB. who win a..
pose BIZ theif Votes 4 doctFina % monulro6s
and m0nnFcEilcal.