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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-16
IL MRI,Ii.

VII. sleeH'srrs having pafcAsss,i ne LIN
btk YARD un Man .fsri near ihs n..4rs.
..''ff4 b oeenpisd b. Mclean A RICE. fe,p~s6.ily
''a ne subtle hat ikef are nfepafsi a. ,l l.rs.
= '''..'h 81 Aes' q PiAE LtMGER o. The s.o,,
iaaefza.e term. ~ ca.t
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{ a..r. "h'eh al be eonsiaeii, ,apniiei wii, usf
t''fihg 'fsttfr dag osliar 5 g. Nbrh ). IN
% ''a ~ cash a. ie~ - al an, place "a the We.
feameiY attended 60 : RoDrt ~,
Wheeling. Ausaf HI
ash.nsiaa Examiner copy TO amsasi Of lac, A.,
" afs. AID t5afes Time.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-16

HiFluWA CLASS WORKS g. a..
'@rf ~ 1fN,Tef ang sic. 6afe3 G.. i9h
eos 81 eaiptf IS. and atiiea a ihe e.,fa 3
HIef - tht eHuH#k e. ar' - GHIa 80 Hff Va. -
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-vfIfh daf ~ ltfHat afAt. erIl ~ IaH#fe aht.faH
90 fht tHn' eo.f afih. osafi hunsc y ssal csaa
81, raWufnelha sad salt 81 tao o.einf 4. y y
he trsi tsiuts convened 90 mr. - So deed ih
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ihHt8s q tSY-
Ntsafts saslaerfa "a and ~ .iiilig iisree and
lHff oae "a thc 81 itah 10 Nsu'h Nheei. e
= & "t it samuel Nft.lg aHa John Nirhlr.
winch ron.asnIF rs8Hri lfs'tAftuhr each -
~isIa 1saafss contains s.afr,u la.s. numhtfad
IL ff##une fHffo# #lHtInstAn.
Ca5i ~ naaihfresg ifwat ans ne North hsif
= ea4i To- nuHihrfrI .thuf sIih ihr pfi1ifse
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e. aHQafe 81 lie ilfnng srn. stgiru aha Noffa
aus ~ouih iire - said eeal log Numbered t~s and
sad half Il caAi lof auHArtei ihfee
l.g.s nHiuhrfci q sna ia inlnr add tonA IN
-i7aTr uanoefe1 = Twenty ioaf3 Is ohe samf
lHn
raepfsscrir wall be a rel in parcels n ioee.
ihrf as may sH.f ia8 en-
TERMS bF Sal SIS ngeh af ihe pnrrhass
MONEY ~Ii - folartd in hand asNi.i Do suf'ial.
en- T. arlfaf uis ctlcnsos and commissions
PROVIDES inf ~ ta5o deed. iagettcr vita the
4inHAH iA'fs tlehasua aaf btsarrd aus n5nesv
niefe'i iaitn de an ihefvs Hist bonds n6nnoa.
e. fH 50 = decd. or ihe f.sfsar 80 safs purchase
-" atN fftees 'f.sarft sHa sIrt4 a4as ea.l4rs
eHH f.rrHa efHfs. slif bs faau.fad aA ihe lfsl
E A} . uaeuheF lsfi. and tls RESIDUE ca Ihe Iilh
s.af - N9fr .rf 1875. Tho deisffad payments 10
% rais'af fouif stanfc5.
tt l.i.. ). heaets4 Is BE- an3ars .tunss1. bsi
e.He - trustee J uadsrlaka oHlr h. ronvsr
ssfb TILE AZ Is Ftsitl O me hy SAD deed
taa ih bAA1lt. iAAIH. 1eaffff
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-16

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80 ffstseskuf Cars
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-16

a 81 RECEIVED.
btrrn.as. an'urs' wdlth sfe
10 CafAb, ua AHnal,
; dp Ape four.
: Go Muuauc AID.
do - hane Einsf
5 10 s. Nfrs.
3 30 Alqa Anlnania.
Casrs 6Hm turaI aud Shciisc
fra ,asc, Cbfaue Gfeen sad Yellow
3 sst. "a iamabaek.
H.a- = p. FartraHae.
~ o' Nt'sa sit DC se.d al no loNed rfires bg
o. III JAMES BAKER
HBATiAr CUERNlN9 KNIVES efs superior
aoatst. AMI ,shct. -aa Nafksp. fsf sale
lac hqtd~are S,oto OF orr 4 CaEER
ia.s 81 ls9 Man ST
I 'ofFEE MllI.s--Aa,,hsr sospi, reed h,.
\ aag. and iet sac wholesale ard reisli. 81,
oat II OFT GBffR l5q Maes'
4 NuAL sHuAE. S-A supply oi large sae
Z tai 50. ,els. 1a.l fe g aHd 1T saie rs
uas n OFT GREER. l51 Man $.
\Eh GounS TIE letesi sttAal ~
= F1LL HiNIER GOODS
4 the ohearest cash ,tofr Of 8 Il L
MARSH, NslH Nam lfeei.
Where lhcy hgVt jasl received and are now
opening large stock Of FaHana Hiuitr Goods
WHICH ln addition 10 their former stock makes
AA''i AFs9Il ihthl complete FtfseNe wishing 10
HHrcease "lil hud Il 60 thtt nittest 10 Eltt as .
1si. a. We are determined 10 aNo
9-rGREAr BARGAINS
ROY I4
WM JEssoP a SONS CAST STEEL
VIE sub.tribet has iua received
casts by / tciHod e. .re.slf lor ares
do assotes tom is . aehos square.
do Double shear teliscd laf eder isols.
do German o. -, tie ,Iee.:
Asa lge genuine Hoop l.. ,sheh lac uGers ia
smiths as superior 10 Ssaderseu a Brother. manu-
fac iofe. those VINO have gwen - tai say that
can be WORKED Win a higher beat Than aoy other
slel SAMUEL MEL
JON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-16

NNHf WILL Yor DELAY -Aas r.,
w Fac wet anhraiihs Nestts, 81 "a,
disease % shf sffiesn. thar = CERTAIN n -.
tea 90 "a aalliHesT sfsFcf Has not raasfI.fr.
laA~h4 80 mas NOT etaiaf uf8afs convinced
~ lNAt i'eH . crfiaif DEATH a. z.l
ptfaoaf s-'s
rnfN WHY WILL You DELAY
ffee4nhs frlufrF . doe seAs8n. aaa .rts.,
lhe progress ~ that ZEN drsunyefl A go
Nlsfh sen terminates "a Coo ehtng. Ahefsh,
s.fencsf pi The Threat snd naamn4aissn ~ -
Aaeas Membrane 81 the Bfunehi +. r,5st.-st
ana tie Iunga ftudefsa Upen 10 gi.ss+a p
perspns suffer thtlnsriFrs 10 proers.t-.st. -
aeets ieass n a fae.r dss-. when a til fhfg 49,.
70 be concerned about Their healih 49,. -1
rioaahdily It's loo iste. Nav al - A..a.'
cold lake timely satniag ans sei "A a. !, !.
soon As possible. - " -
nf Dunran's EAnteiorant Rsws4r ..,.4.
beigfe he puste' ies,ea By Thousands sa8 go
asod "a aisnosl etefg famdg iAfoushgvt f.sTe
iefen, Slales iof diseases ~
Tit CHEST AND LUNGS
The vas, ara spni s-lf ia rhis e.iy s.d ,k..,
y many pets1hs Nho come back and obfs-e !,
q iae Aali aotsn saiiles, l. sar.c .sai ss.3sies
a. CA gpon Jn&Rn MARSH.
AhctiIas- 4
- NEw AKglN ALO nEslRkhi COON.
1 HAVE feee4tea laf,Aef aupsl, II =
! gods. am9as Na.ch afc .ams .a.s, 49,.
i'ii' ans f~i.isd rtssseaele Alpaca cLoru~
aes and beaailioi article ~.
ALSO -
GfausHt Blue B.srl Algsea cIa.t,
- fist sras. ard sis sial leg .l.i1,..
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= tssft lsss.s.tfe ed Lana s.... -.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-16

COMPOUND kREn~f
HuR iss cure o. ~ -
darhafge 81 uaf's'
.sssfeettie naases. lac
's.ins 81 wslrf. Nhisf'' 70
sfs - fnp1utns ~ az
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-16

NgW AVnNAI or
SfEEN DID FANCY .Iuons

AEW ARRIVAL or
SPLENDID FANCY GOODS
AZ TIE CITY Ct~H STORYs
- h.tlA I'D its Day. Ftaf4y. Notea1sf Oh
IL 1879
> f'eees soaef Fanny Nc'veis 81 I.ad,e. dresses.
~ do Aifaea Lpsirrs aiI ,aiafs.
90 DO 60 81 CAain.
] 10 super cfass-hsrfel beautiful article.
> "a Zesaha Cl1ih,a nav aft.elo 10, lsd,e.. Wa,
; DO sap French Nornae..
do rwi'od A'eara, nc,s arie'e,
AlS'l--Some vcrg u6h embroidered. ThIhsi
Meme hf,eAa and other Shaw's card Fringe. a.
"'' AZ L0WTHEK & BOON
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\ MEXICAN HARDWARE Avn

n CUTLERY The rii,srrise, Ia. i,,,i -.
go a ifesl ,apliy Fl HARDWARE 4 CUTLERY
hs mos # which 's American maaulariars n ..
y floeea prices. and ~ esual qaaif, aifb 49, -
'.E'i.h maNniacafe Thass rhs arc ses,...l,-l
~''A 'he rf'ee. Of iisf5asfs p1i ,ies.r cali ,l -.
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Mill SAWS rpose ,.,..,......
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WEB Dc
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-26

81 do not write letters for different !attudes
I bsve but one heart and one mind, and all my
letters arc but copies Of the original, ADD fgenu
inc will be found 10 conform TO ~. wherever they
may be addressed."-[ Er. from Henry Guys
letter to Mr.. Bolts.
The Pe,ersburgh IVA Intel, commenting o."
the above, says. There is on air of frankness
and sincerity about every thing which Mr. Clay
says snd does, which commands the respect OF his
biiterest foe. lie carries his heart in his hand
and whether his acts be righ, or wrong. his mo-
tives are always stated with candor. which
uamcs them honest. While other politicians
are striving 70 say as little possible and to say
that little without committing ,hems lives 10 Ell
iher eide Of tho question, Mr.. Clay comes boldly
GU. all the subjects on which his opinions are
asked, and says what he thinks, without stopping
10 calculate how far his expressions may aztec,
his political prospects. lIe holds The same Ian
punee TO the Northern Tariff man and Southern
FREQ Trader, and denounces the mad projects Of
tho Aboii,ionsis to the Abo!itionst Mendenhall,
as freely on the soil Of Indiana as he would on
tho estate Of Louisiana Sugar Planter"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-26
DIR. ]. Bennett's Anti-Billious PILLS.

INROM the and increasing demand tor DR.
r BENEFITS Anti.BilliOus pills, "a remedy which
used extensive practice for upwards OF twenty
yeas subscribers have been induced offer them in
way, catch penny nostrsna, but the best
purgaive preparation in the whole OF the Matera
Medica. If deemed for the purpose
bringing these pills into general use. Numerous certh
Physicians Others of the BILE cit
of the and surrounding country. could
be obtained assesing their great superiority
of the ufgative IN common These
Phi, mid. though efeets1l in their operation The.
pon the secFetons of the Larer. hsdaeys and Skl
They Ger0tire in their tendency purifying the bEood
and those morbid conditions OF the SYSTEM which
if arrested. often in serious disease They
speedy theiT effect, and in where the bowels
require immediate -vacuason be relied with
greatest certainty.
See wrappers for directions.
Prepared by Bennett. PHETLow, & Co,
Corner of Scot, and Marker Space.
Price 25 per box. Coviusson, by
just received and for sale the BOOK STORE.
Richmond, Jan. Is, l544. 3u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-26
CASH FOR FLAXSEED.

IGNflE undersigned having taken tie OH. WILL for
merry owned by, Isaac Bonne, wishes to purchase an
indefni,e quantity FLAXSEED, which they will pay
highest price in CASH. The seed may be delivered
either al the Mill the Store of d. P. Virgins Il
Sons in Richmond.
D. P. & A s. VIRGINS.
Richmond, August 5h, lS43 S2i
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-26
r E NOV A L.
Clock and Watch Repairing.

TNHE subscriber would inform MS friends and Old cusso-
u that ne the w atch and Clock Re
nairinp on the of Main and Market Streets
old sand formerly occupied by A Sidda. where ne will
b. tackled TO and will patiently match for calls
Of all who may favor him with their Work
done despatch and warranted perform, for
JOSHUA B. HTNNICUTT.
Ric,ncna, Nov, 18th, ls43. Iod
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-26

The cost OF Bible in the wear 1872 was fifty
marks, about f3i The price of labor at that
time Ii per diem. AT that rate. man
must appropriate The whole Of his earnings for
81 paw for Bible.
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II III IL p A L. l. A ID U M,
is PRINTED PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, By
ID. r. HOLLOWAY 4 b. w. DAVIS,
1t the So,Lt-east Of Main and Front seyeess.
Richmond. Wayne county, Indiana.
FERNS of Advertising...OS DOLLAR per square for
three Insertions and TwEsrYFIvE CENTS each adj
di,ional nser,ionTEs LINES, space occupied BY
$50 ems, counted square. nothing Than
square; all over square, and less than a square and
half be counted s9isore and h1-Psr square for
three months, THERE DoLLARs; months SIX Dot
LARS, or EN- DoLLARs per annum squares FIYrEEs
DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS per annum; three Squares
TWENTY DOLLARS per annum. Merchants, Druggists,
and Others, advertising BY the year, will charged for
column of 1000 ms, &c., per hreefoorfhs
of a coIumn 5000; for half a column, $500: for
quartet of column, 00A ded1esion of20 per
viii be made advertisements longer than quarter Of
ccluma, inserted By half year year, and
altered. Cnnnrsry and petitions s Divorces
be paid iuvasIahy in adsanee Advsssis-nsnts esniss
from ahsuad< - aeompanied with the cash. uolsss
ordered for puh11o1sjoa - breehsr publisher.
NIB. No sdsertissosns viii be discon.inusd un.,
paid the option Of the publishers py.vous
ensagsen, between the publishers and the advertiser
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-26

MARRIED-On The 20tn ms, BY s B. S,anioa, Esq
Nj Charles Essenmacker, MISS Mary Wernard, all OF
rAis city.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-26
s& z @ Es 80 O 81 II
HOTEL,
Corner of Main and Marion streets.

o = d VI 8
ME proprietor of this favorably well-known HOTEL.
has moved into il himself. and is determined
and improve previous character The comfort of
Traveller shall be his and having made
repairs building Tavern house,
mis- well mis- nclna would induce him
make equal any house road. He hopes
der such satisfaction shall dissatisfied
Prices suited the j. W. GILBERT
December 18th, ls4I. 5On
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-26

The nnde rsigned having been appointed by the Wayne
County W mig Meeting, held Centreve the Both Dec.
last as Committee for this Township whose duty II was
made $50 appoint Committee Of three from each School
Distc,' report they have attended TO tho duty as
aligned them, that the following gentlemen were appon-
ted.
Daniel Clark, Martin Shsier, isaac James,
David Scarce, Jas. Cockayne Jr, Daniel Iremblc,
Samp Fryar. James Hays ID T. Virgins
p Rurre.. Samuel Test Andrew Woods
Richard Rue, 1hos Cox, Sam'l Lowe,
Ioho Bak Col E. Rasback. ID. J. Wood.
w Barnes f. j. Conner, John League,
john NJ w Kinney, Cornelius Ratiifi, j wore,
LOWS Morris. Walter Legs. John WIlcozen.
Enos Thomas, benjamin Horton, Ezra I'M,
Nathan Clark, Israel w oodruf, Jas VI Lane,
Abner Clawsou. Nation Cawson Stephen Thomas
Seth Cook, Committee tor hammond
Cyrus Wright, John McMinn, y + Holloway,
Henry Jay VIM Cox, Daniel MORRISON,
Jas T.. Reeves, S. L. Fouke.
The following resolutions adopted:
Resolved That this Committee recommend TO the above
School District Committees, call meetings soon as
nosblc in respective neghhohoods, for the purpose
stirring each in The good ig
Resolved That also recommend 10 each OF the above
comm ltes take ascertain the hlg
census o their respective School districts, AMI report
snme the To.ns,ip Comm.tea soon practicable.
Nv DAVIS.
IL. FRYAR,
ltDREW WOODS, f7p. Committee.
JOHN LEAGUE.
STEPHEN THOMAS
Jan. 10, 1914
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-26
Maine.

The Inaugural Of Gov. Anderson is a short.
business paper. referring to The documentary pa
pers cen, in without a summary OF their con-
tents.
The public debt Is Sl7oO,O00. lie recon-
mends The giving authority TO buy q portion Of
it a, The best price i, be got at, and in
his way he expects 10 reduce the amount TO 81,
900 900. He thinks a heavy tax will be requ,r-
ed 10 pay the interest on this, and 10 NEE, the
ordinary charges upon the Treasury.
There has been received into The State Treas.
ury for The wear. from the Unred States, The
som Of Sl33 900, of which Sl5O,O00 were under
he late treaty with Geea, Britain. SOS 900 for
the expense Of the civil posse the frontier,
and $40 900 for military services there. About
$500 600 still due.
The Banks he regards safe, and rs doing a
limited and healthy bushes. Their charters
hall expire 10 1S47. lie is opposed TO the Tariff
| unjust and partial. He urges economy in The
administration, and as a beginning in proper re-
,renchmens expects the Legislature TO make
their session a shor, one. Tina. very we'll.
The State Of Maine i'll have had five Cover
nors within less Than one year. viz: Gov, FAIR
field. elected for 1913, resigned; Gov. Kavanagh,
President Of The Senate, 1S43 resigned, Ca
Dunn, Speaker Of the House, 1913 supersed
by Gov DINA. President Of The Senate. 49,
Gov. Anderson, elected for the year 1874.
Gov. BoUcK in his Message states that tho
number oi acres of land charged with taxes 10
1912. was 27 l76 934, valued Of $500, 253 O29;
and The personal at Sll6o75.233; making an
aggregate Of $62O.676, 46. On this aggregate
were collected for State tax and county charges,
sS3 2S3. 800 80, and for town charges 1868 OS7-
80, amounting 10 all TO 81 246 .4S7 7S-equal
to nearly seven mills on every dollar of vaIua-
iIon.
There no less than l0S6O organized
school districts IN the State. The number of
children who have been under instruction IL these
Free Schools during the past year IS set down a,
$50 900.
The ne, proceeds OF the Onondaea Salt Springs
during The past year nre SS6, 253 49, The guam
ttty Of sal, manufactured was 1894 $50 bushels
an increase over The quantity made 10 1912,
of Dos 697 bushels Several important chan-
ges have been made in the process of boiling.
drying and packing salt, and tho character Of
the fine has beer materially improved.
There O re at this time 40 Banks in the State
with capital Of S43 800. l32, and bills in cir
cuIation amounting 10 Sl7.2l3, lnl-
Il appears from the Report Of tho Afjntnnt
General, that he whole enrolled military force OF
the State is hundr ed and igh,v-fve thousand,
seven hundred and fiiv eight. OF N%0le B2.
ISL infantry. l2,247 art.lIerya emen,
and 5,313 cavaIy.
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LAW NOTICE.
JAMES PERRY AND VIM. A, BIckLE,

fave formed o-par,nership in the practice of Law
i'll the w ayne Circuit Court, will attend to all
business conhded TO them, jointly. The Union Fayee,
Rush, Decatur Henry, and Circuit Courts, and in
District and Circuit, Courts of III United States.
Richmond. Jan. Do, lS44. 5,f
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The American Linirnent

YENt, cneapes, and undoubtedly the BEST of all Lni-
l nents now use, the of Sprsins, Bruises,
Calls. Swellngs, Piles Chiblains Frosted Feet. Cuts.
Poll Evil Phis,ua, Sweany Pain in the Beast. Cholc.
Rheu,u tisn, &c &c. For sale, in Richmond, by
A EARNEST, and al the BOOK STORE
October %, lo43. 4if
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4 VIEW of the Amer-an Slavery Question. by E P.
BaRsows. r. pastor Of First Free Presbyteria
Church. New York, 70. sale at the BOOK STORE.
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New Booksl-Just Received.

4 LBUMS, Infants School Primer The Orphan Boy,
n keepsake Stories, Landon's Poems Stories for AIDE
Aide Mrs. Leicesters School. Barons Poems. Rogers
Italy, Book Common Prayer, Night Thoughts. ASHES
Pens-a superior article, Pocket and PolygIot Bibles,
Friendships Offering for 1874, Pearl Testament, jus. re-
ceived M or sale a the BOOK STOKE.
Richmond, Dec 30 lS43. :3t
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MIR. Calhoun

A Washington correspondent OF We Philadel.
phia Mercury says TINT "Mr. Calhoun has writ
ten long and powerful letter, discussing the
whole question, dcnouncing the 'PoliIcians'
Packed Caucus which is to assemble at B,li,.
in May next. II will be shorily ~ shed
A Nat,onal Conv en,ion will re called shich
the people will be represented. and a bl4Ucand,'
date nominated. That Convention can choose
from amo Calhoun. Stewart, Cass or Johason.
lis nominee viii stand better chance OF election
Than Mr.. Van Buren,. |, will n, least accomplish
one lhing which is now found TO be Indispensable
To the welfare of the country, and the triumph oil
republican principles, to-~,: he re organiza,Io
Of the Democl lie party in 1919"
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Remedy for Bedbugs up 10 bed all night
with InInp your hand, and when you see
one Of these midnieh, m,rauders crawling up the
blanket, burn bis smelIers for him.
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Present to Robert Tyler. Esq The Phi
Iadepha Esen,ng Mercury says-"Diniei o.
Connect. the L,herator. has presented Robert
Tyler with very handsnme old family chair
II is antiuluy, and "a great curl"si'v. having
cen three hundred wears IN Mr. O'ConneIl's
family. II is made III The antique siyie "f those
day and formed Of old lush hlark- oak polish
cd IN the finest manner. The hnck. legs and
arms are curved and grooved. and form very
ha ndsome scrolls here the work allows OF ~.
The and csn,r Of the back lined with
n cream-c O ored plush, richly ornamented in fine
coiors with fancy figures and national cichings.
!, was received at Washington, via. Philadel phla
on the 9,h instant.
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Ho,O to Stop Runa,oay Horse.-A means OF
instantly stopping horse when he runs away
has been discovered IN France. 1t Is simple
sudden transition from light to total darkness
the principle. II is contrived, by means Of a
spring connected with the reins, to cover the
horses eyes. This done in instant when
the animals were Of the top Of their speed, and
he result was their instantaneous stopage; for
The light being suddenly excluded, horses no more
rush forward, says the dscoverer. without seeing
their way, than would man afflicted with blind
ness.
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DuFF GREEN General Duff Green has is
sued proposals IN New York, for a new daily
paper, to he called 'rne Republic" He says
that one purpose is to establish a medium of COM
muniratioa between The democratic party OF
the United STATES ami the advocates Of liberal
principles in Europe: TO vindca,e the democrats
ic in situations of this country against erroneous
opinions abroad, and counterac, the intrgues
and machina,ions of protesting friends and open
enemies at home.