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MD CERTAIN Cure FOR WORMS.
CEkTIFlCATES of It's efficacy can he CO., -,
the store OF the subscribers sufficient TO sat
sly I lie most lncTedulnus. Price % cents
NniTELEy, Green Co Pa.
Hr. II. A. Fabnssfock q. Co 10
Dear Sir: have been usin.. your Verm,f,pe in
ny practice Tor number of years and find N
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Nav, iS12, which was then in spasms with ihm
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md II passed 26d more, making IN all Gao Worms
The child recovered Immediately, AMI has enjoy
ii good health ever since.
have prescribed II in many ether cases in
which il has brought away zoo and 500 Worms
JONATHAN NORRIS.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS
There are Vermfuses in almost every scc,;o,,
u the country, asserted Ia be the same or equal
70 Fahnesiock s,m--which is not The case-thcTe
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PANAMA HATS

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Important AgR'EVaI.
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NOTICE TO RuILnERs.

.-..... y y ANIEa 4 " Do IHIITIINos
'I'HE Subscribers have on hand and offer for
sale AZ very reduced prices, a large assortment
OF CROWN WINDOW GLASS OF every size
either wholesale or retail. They would recon.
mend those who wish good, durable and hand
some ar'icle 10 call and examine before supplying
themselves elsewhere as II will positively be sid
al pnces 10 suit the times
VI g. X II SWEENEY & co.
lhey nave also on hand as usual at their store
room on Monroe street every variety Of FLINT
GLASSWARE of eIr own manufacture, and a
well selected stock Of az ZEN WARE Of the
very best quality low for cash. may 25
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Prepared sl1 s0id By 4 y Sands & 90. Drug
aIE.s aud Cbenll-fa Grauie buildings. 25I
BrgatgaTf c0fHfr 81 CHanlseFF - New T8rE
and for aale ~ DfuEasts Oh f01gh1ut fbg n s.
.Prrl - Tef bottle. sIa 1Yff 90 tor e..
49, r.iffs A. rl-.....l f. M 4. ...-.... A a..
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G0Defanflg aChfeytnE sIch rerTafsabfe crfs- 81
che mos thd cult class ~ lIfeaaaf DO uyIfl6 49,.
human frame ~ Elhjoe.s and AK Tor sand Ssr.
uarlia. aud fske no Other.
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Hsrtha COBlu has lived IN my family the last
o. years, and hereby certify that tbe l0reggIBg
statement made By herself b correct.
Mrf MARY LLOYD
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have confidence IN the representations ma 40
BY Martha C0niiH, and have fuli ku8wledge 0j
her ease. +AlJAH y PURDl ~,
Alderman 10Th Ward Of the city Of Sew YORK.
Dee -, tsf2-
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know Martha COnlin, and believe what she
statcs ln this document 10 he perfectly true.
JOHN POWER

] place foil confidence Iu the statement made
~ Martha COnbni hayIhg known her the past
twenty YEAR,. wil cheerfdly giYsauypayfleHjars
IN Teia ton 20 her case 90 those who may wish
TURNER tnigyinauou' 81 ELIZABETH,
Superior Offhe H0mad Catholic Orphan Asyjgm
Prince street, New YORK. iDeC a. 1872.
The Democratic Whig., 1843-08-24
ELECTIONS.

AS was expected on all sides Alabama has
gone for the Locos. The Wings however, sue
ceeded in electing Mr.. Dellet to Congress by a
majority of 1872 votes. With Loco FOco Leg.
islature to 'gerrymander' the State and which
manifested so little regard for any other consid-
Grafton than party ascendency as to arrange the
congressional districts upon the white basis for
the purpose of more effectually accomplishing
their object, it was not TO be expected that the
Wings could effect much in the election ofmem-
bers of Congress.
In Kentucky, although two thirds of the
members elected 10 the Legislature are WhiOs.
the locos have succeeded in gaining three mem.
bers of Congress. In two of the districts how
ever. in which they elected their members. the
result was caused entirely by the division of the
Wings, who had two candidates of their party
running. This will teach them a lesson. NV
which. it is to be hoped they win improve. Moths
ing is more essential to the success of n nsrtv
than harmony and concert; and when indiyidu-
ais will obtrude themselves upon the public con.
trary to the general wishes and views of the
party, to which they claim to be attached and
from which they expect to derive their suDnort
and will obstinately persist in running with al
most certainty ofcausing defeat of their partv
1t evinces petty sel6shness, tha. renders them
contemptible.or it is an evidence that thevare ~
heart hostile to the interests, which thew nrofsss
to advocate. In either case, although the Marty
which allows itself to be distracted bv such sci.
hsh aspirants or treacherous friends. il hv No
means entirely exempt from csnsure, thew ought
to De marked by every sincere advocate Of the
cause, which they have defeated, and. if not ex-
PEELED from the ranks, at least should be prsven-
ted in future from rising above the station Of
private.
In regard 10 the elections in Indiana, the In.
dianapOlis Journal says; aNo doubt remains Of
Lne defeat of Bigger, nor fthe loss ofa majority
of the Congressional Districts. The same Daper
table Of The returns received which
gives q Wing Senators and 20 Representative.
and - Loco Foco Senators and "a Represents
tives. The returns. when complete, viii show |
hat the Wing party ofIndiana, is shorn of oons
If its strength
"a North Carolina, notwithstanding the loss
afstanly, the result has been decidedly fhvora-
BE 70 the Wings. Consending against most
aneaual geFrymander, which was established
y ths KiasisIatass ofiasr w1nter, xhev have CO.
led five out Of ninee congressional 5;s.,,cts "a
nm hard in tho others. 80 ~
The Democratic Whig., 1843-08-24

Another objection had been made which we
must acknowledge, was better founded-that
capital employed in manufacturing produced a
greater dependence on the part of the employ.
ed than in commerce, navigation, or agricultur-
ALT 10 certainly an evil,and to be regretedbut
he did not think Il q decisive objection TO THE
SYSTEM /; especially when it had incidental
political advantages achich IN his 0tcn opinion
more than cOalnterpoised IL. 1T PRODlI-
CED AN INTEREST STRICTLY AMER
ICAN, as much so as agriculture (; in which
it had the decided advantage of commerce
of navigation. The country from this will
derive much advantage. Again it is cal
culated to bind together more closely our wide
" spread Republic. It will greatly increase
our natural dependence and intercourse and
will as a necessary consequence, excite an IN.
creGsing attention to Internal improvement.
subject euery aOGy intimately connected tCith
the ultimate attainment Of national strength
and THE PERFECTION OF OUR PO-
LITICAL INSTITUTIONS. He regard.
ed the facts that it would make the parts ad
here more closely, that it would form new
and most powerful cement as far OsttlCeightng
any political objections that might be urged
against THE SYSTEM. In his opinion
the LIBERTY and the UNION of this country
were inseparately united That, as the des'
tructIon of the latter would most certainty in
volve the former, so lis maintenance will with
equal certainty preserve it. He did not speak
lightly.--He had often and long revolved IN his
mind and he had critically examined into the
causes that destroyed the liberty of other
States. There are none that apply to us or
apply with force to alarm. The basis of our
Republic is too broad, and its structure too
strong, to be shaken by them. Its extension
and Organization will be found to afford effect
ual security against their operation out let 1t
be deeply impressed On the heart of this House
and country, that while they guarded against
the old, they exposed us TO a neao and terrible
danger, DISUNlON. This single tcord COM
pretended almost the sum Of our political dan
gers;and against it we ought to be perpetually
guarded.
The Democratic Whig., 1843-08-24
SUPPRESSED SPEECHES OF
MIR. CALHOUN.

MNs CALHOUN.
FROM The Nat. InteAigencer of ADra % 1919
SUBSTANCE OFMR cALHoUN,s spEFcrr r,
I'm mr.. RGndOlph's motion 10 STRIKE o,u
the minimum uassatiOn on Cotton
Goods.
The debate heretofore on this snh;a.. L..
been ON THE DEGREE OF PROTESTTHN
aCasch ought to be afforded TO our C0tton ond
WOtten manufactures; all professinn n -. he
friendly to those infant establishments. and -
oe willing to extend to them adequate encorr,
agemenk. The present motion assumes a new
aspect: It IS introduced professedly on fbe
ground tnat manufactures ought not to receive
any encouragement; and will, in its operaf;oo
leave our cotton establishments exDosed r, the
competition OF the cotton goods of fbe r..
Indies which, It IS Acknowledged or ali -
they are not capable ofmeeting with r',coa.s s.s.s
without the provlso proposed to be sfrcIa,, -.
blythe motion now under discussion. mn ~ srs
debate assumed this new form, he had da,s. ..s
mined to be silent; participating, a. he largelv
did IN thatfgeneEal anxiety which il faIt sffeyr
eo1eng and lsboFious session, 10 return - A..
bosom etour familias.- But on ss6iecf If s,.eS
vAnt smpoffGaces s0atehing as IL does. kke sec,,,;
.y @M9 eg19ae1t prosperity Of our cossg1tgy,. IL
1oped that the House would indulge him & :
aeW observations. He regretted mucb II.
want @ preparation; he meant NOT : va.laI
preparation tor no hpd ever despised e,,ch fS...
tnat due and mature meditation md arras.. 49,
nens q thought which the House Il ans;.Iss.
On the part Of those who 0ecupv a1v s. =
Their TINA but whatever hia arrnr,s,,es 80, =
night want Dnthat account ii veiphf. Se La
=
The Democratic Whig., 1843-08-24
HORRID MURDER IN ALABAMA.

The Selma Free Press gives an account of an
atrocious murder of Mrs. Mary Ann Chapman,
which was committed on the l lth inst, in Dali
las county. The circumstances were these:
during the absence of her husband she was in-
duced by the negroes on his plantation to go
into the cornfield, about 200 yards from the
dwelling house, and was there murdered, by
being strangled with u rope put around her neck.
When they had completed their diabolical deed
they took her TO the opposite side of the field
and dragged her by the rope with such violence
over the fence as to leave some of her hair torn
out upon the rails. They then concealed the
body under the bark and rotten pieces Of anold
log. Upon the return ofMr. Chapman to dinner,
he was told by the negroes that their mistress
had ridden out to some of the neighbors. Be-
coming somewhat uneasy at her not returning
at dark, he ordered his horse, and rode to sew
eral of the neighbors houses, but net finding
her and suspecting that she had been murdered
and procuring the assistance of several of his
neighhors he arrested three of his negroes that
night The next Gay they commenced a search
and found the body where it had been deposited;
the horse which she was said to have ridden, was
found not far off with his brains beaten out.
Much excitement ensued among the inhabit-
ants of the neighborhood, and at a meeting of
400 or 500 citizens the question was submitted,
whether the negroes Should be burnt the
SPOT or be surrendered into the hands of the
law. The latter proposition much to the credit
of the meeting prevailed. Mrs. Chapman was
in the twenty third year of her age, and left
husband and three young children.
The Democratic Whig., 1843-08-24

The New York Tribune says, "The richest
joke of the season is tnat practised by the Mis-
sissippi Loco Focos, after they had elected their
State officers AZ avowed Repudators, in preten'
ding to be astonished when those officers robbed
the Treasury and made off with the spoils."
The Democratic Whig., 1843-08-24

There has been very extensive drought
in Virginia and parts of Maryland, by which
their crops have been materially injured; all
though by the last accounts they had lately re-
ceiyed plentiful showers.
The Democratic Whig., 1843-08-24
Canton, Nj, Aug III

The Augusta Aes
Paper Of Maine hss,bI
ing the Reputation I'M
Loco FOcos Of Miss
ly in character TshT
and press, and we jsw
seriously embarrassed M
its debt. The AgshFsl }
about the bonds BENZ
sued &c. and tries d IN
that Ofan indigidualvb
a note given BY bin a6
or want Of considen.r
between The two ca,sF
ual who so contests a
simply appeals toa conn
whether be oughiNu
Repudlatlng State 7fa
its own hands becoas
or in a case where ilu
tH absolutely denies st
any chance To- es.a5Ia
claim. The man Whov
this course may not
knaye, but may KIDD
our pockets from he ir
his fingers ~ y F
The Democratic Whig., 1843-08-24
LOCO FOCOIsI Id
CIPLR.

AS a striking ilIusian
which this party huhr
ton than that Of i1g
viii refer to lbe couH
State ofAla6ama, Bu
resentation. ThenUa1
is strongly denocuz
strength Of the WhF
From the relative sig
seemed every prObai1i
three members Of Co.'s
would have four HE
managers in ihe Leg
at the last session. Ull
abolishing the n.1aH'
and arranging the Ca
cIusively with Teief'a
ton, throwing tbs We
the north em pOrioial
party is much strolgs1
groes than in the Sub
In the compromis
between the slave hoda
ton of the iederalcol'.
and tiscusaol
slave holding States 90.
-esentation for slaves
portion Of three filhs
lously contended s
States, and was finally
conceded by the oib'H
,ould the Loco Foo
he demands Ofth' Na-
.bouId insist that lS
Western States shaI %.
alton in Congress h
heir action in their ga.
ait that the white
al .aisis $50 for represented
.umepts in favor of'Fr
lone be quoted 'gaI.
bouId be brought S'a.
,endment Of ths ~
Tho following ran',, .ss
n the leading organ
=, o,lv that lhg 'I'
4 4 the light in Ehi'l
'.,I elf will be seen
zee to th' 9.si .a.
'vIirlY ! ,bat the Con;Liilnr
ed = l'o Or amended
i5s his Of Of tbo s!nI'
oulb .'nI from bsi'g
Ss,. .:ac;els Of dsa
y ~ Idsosoard5 ".
y 10 Ssats 'u5 ~. 2.
q - from ibni Snl
3 nj Us il our 'ii''I H.
I tie Upion,
|. ; .'srcessg'ng
800
.IIoIy, M ops sfh.'.
irod from y.
W@ir
Ioinies Chg
I
The Democratic Whig., 1843-08-24

EagP raw inthe dav
And damns az e.... sa9
tested by Geo. i
Gen, Brown n M.
got, accOmmoas.,':'..- .''.- iilIs
no. not paid Up and !. v.,,o I,'s
%,Syton sn5y was holsoSr,,ss sS,s
anu. o,lI Ingenious, ani s1.
I,as'e ~ enough Ia '.,' Y.
.o pom face to face, v5S
.;.s! . serawl a reply tbrg H,l,.,
s.lssipPian. 81. Casscsp sp,g ~.
luior-he calutaEis,ai.g,' g'a
even the dead, % o,,s, ,1
graded feelings y 'Sil&
yet ofaristocrsscyT a. \ A
9th Casca cbsrg..
ing invidious coSo.A SS. ALo
man and the rich
unfounded. Andr'o.a.lA
ton uttered nolhi5gS , N. s.,a i'
or 'jeerB' in he SSs... + ..''
evident that he has F,,.l ,,S g
indeed. Mr.. CIayI1o., y. a''
ments to show ma, .Va {
tain sections of6s a.. !. @
paid the heaviest ANY,. S..'.
ger vote IN favor n ,..l u
other sechons- nor ". s,,i.l5s
much smller amorI, '9 ns
Treasury Of The s,.,. b
KIND Of Comparison y.
"scornful cOmpariso6aIs,lss ~
2 adams county pays r,S.
8 Sumes as much as tbs,..
nevertheless there srs ".
in Adams than tbes '..'
Casca, in his ahun5.s,' =. 7.
call this a scoriul ,,-.
How silly ! how pitSIt
temptible the effort ~. /
ton in the estimatingi' W Y
ing to excite their Brs,i...
perversion Of bis ns.,..
the cry Of aristOcra M
with his ",ynops.s5 \, y ".
could not find such ,.,., ~
the morbid imagin,l~s nv, /,
Casca Mr.. Clsytc1n.,.
to this matter
"lfI am traduced By ,~-I
know
My faculties, nor De,m
The llt chronicles ofnT5
Wis but the faleofp5s,
hat virtue must goa
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MARSHALL'S COMPOUND SYRUP AND
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One eight ounce bottle contains more OF the active
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MARSHALL'S VERMIFUGE
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References:
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Messrs. M'Vay, Hanna & Co.
c. H Kay d Co.
tadeiphia-Messrs. w cher, Miller " HanIl
Dickson & Tiers,
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Craig, Bellas & Co.
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Collins, Reese & Co.
Woodruff & Minturns,
A. & A. Benson,
s. Dewitt Bloodgood, Esq.
r. &. Wetmore, Esq.
Boston-Hon Levi Lincoln,
Franklin Haven, Esq.
Washington City-Hon. Walter Forward, Secretary
of the Treasury.
npl6 ly A w. Marks, Esq.
Intel and Globe
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Townships lightweight, eighty-nine, ninety, and
ninety -oD>, Of range nine
Sections two, three, four, nine, eleven, fourteen
and hiteeu, ~ear Iowa city, in township seventy
Of range Dix.
Lands appropriated by law for the use Of schools
military o. other purposes, will be excluded from
sale
The saAes will each be kept open for two weeks
unless the lands are sooner disposed OF, and nc
ships so offered will be admitted until after the expi
ration of the two weeks
Given nnder my hand at the city Of Washington
this twenty -seventh day of September, 1912.
JOHN TYLER.
BY the President
Tho. ii BLAKE,
Commissioner of The General Land Office.