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0eini0un0s Sprup.

Die gissnIhaften bon Oaflsp's 0eini.
9un9s'Sprup BON Sariaparl!la, ais Nelnt>
ger pes Slutes, ltno i'm Aasemeinen 70 ipohl
betannt, ba6 es unnStbis 1T bic! Taum aus
suflllen, um bic Scrtbeile 5n ertIdrsn Die
curcb ieimem Sebraueb erIan9t iperoen. Ses
Oct ber ibn ssbrauette, bat tie wobltbdtt9en
NeGultate erfabren uno ulle empfeblsn es
NIT Dem Dolllten Sertrauen. - AerSte pom
b6bfsn Stanpe in ibrcm Sabe, Usrlbreiten
lte ibren spatieuteu pa lte feine l6ablitbe
Sbeile entbalt Ionoern ppn Den Mlretten a.
ber och mrffamifen Observation-Disclosures
alien juiammenselest 1T, miro lte NIT Der
tramen baraeboten, als pas billi9lfc II. rpirts
Iamlte Nsinisun9smittel bes Slutes, ipas
betannt 1T. Scr @rbsaueb BON nnr rpenls
gen SlaIben, befoupsrs in psn Srhhlnss'
mcuateH mirb bic ennbienentte Sehtrnna
unb Stdrtun9 pes Spitems er5en9sn nne
jeoen Saancn sur Sranfbeit sritlfen cer
entttanben fem mag, uao auiIerpem Dem
Sorper @eiunpbeit unp Olunterfelt seben.
SIR Die 6eilung BON Sccrfnla, Sinss'
hbeL 8benmatismne, 3ctter, splmpeln
peer Iusfabren Der Saut, rpeiBe SeIhpuls
iten, 8iitelm 6rcniiebsn 6uftcn, Nfbma
&c. &C., Gno bic sablrcitben 3enAnilIe i'm
Sets pes llnterlhrlebenen uns ieinrr Aaens
ten, bon Ner3tcm uno Qncern, binldn9lih
Den ltn9ldubi9lten ju hbersenaen, caB cs bas
pirfianitr allsr prcrarate bon Sarlaparil'
ia lit.
Gum Serfauf, i'm Grc6cn ane Sleneb
bei bsm giaentblmer 6cerae 90. Oafeley,
Ncro ste Strabc, in Neaplna, Serfs gaunt.
Neaoins, oen llten April 1889.
Certificate BON relpeftobelen eeuten fon
men in eini9em Der Stobre nab9eleben
rperOen 100 bic MeoiSin su baten 1T,
BON tpelben Die fol9enoen eini0e
hnO.
Sd bate 6rn. SDomae Oiebms 8anilie
felt ben leBten Sabrem bepient, rpdbreno ,pels
der 3eit ieb sclcsentlicb fir Die sSrau Dicbm
fir Den in cbiaen gertltcater ipabntrm llctel
NIT nur 9ernaer &iuocruns.-
SD babe icpe lIrIab Su sIanbsn oaB Die Q1ie
ibrer Selunebeit allein Dem
BON 5rn. Dafclep's Seiniaunss
Syrup bon SarIaparilla su5ufhrelten 1T.
Salomcn g. Slrtb, Ol. ..
Neapins, oen eritcn Npril 1859.
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SSiebti9 fir 2(ae ipelcbe

lei enan
Suiteh @rfaltun9cn, gunoenlibeln,
Nus6ebrnn9, 2(ftbma
llnc alle Sranfbeiten Der
gun9r guftrobre II. unpereaulihreit
Ses Gbr,u. 8. Gppert's
Gebens 8QIiom.
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Sanfen i'm Snnern oes 9anoe,

9Seltern Sdnt par
Sanfen i'm Snnern oes eanoes.
Sanf pcn allegheny, ;u Sssforp, llnsansb.
Ssapsr, Su Beaver DO
Snatara, Su JQarrsbur9, 9eIb!r0tn
0Safbin9tcn, ;u 9Saibin9tcn, un9ana
GDambersbur9 81 SbamtsrsburS, u
Getti@bur9* Su @ettl6bur9, 3
YittSbur9, ju YittSburs, |
Susquebanna GO. montrcIe so
ebsifsr @auntp 81 9Ssitd,eitsr, par
9elamars @auntp* gu @bsifsr, par
@ermantaun iu Germantaun, par
qemistaun ~ 0emistaun, 9
SEibolstaun ~ MibSktaun. II
Mcntsomsrp Co., 81 Nrrristaun, par
Ncrtbumbsrlanb Su Nertbumbsrl. par
Serfs @auntp Sanf ~ Geaoin9, rs
Sentrs Ditto ju Sslefonts, 9sitblcben
@itp Sanf gu pttSbur9, lln9ansbar
Columbia Sritsn @sieafhaft, Columbia :
@arlisle bitto# III @arlise. II
Dcplestaun Ditto su Dpylsstaun, par
@aitcn blttp* ;u @aiton, par
@rdange Ditto gu pittsbur9, +
Certificate
Vott Sloten
Grdanse 3,peis Su SclibaYsbur9, +
Certificate
erie Ditto ;u erie, 3
Sarmsrs II. Growers u 8apnesbura. 3
DO sablbar in eurrant Sonoe 8
8armsrS unc Ditto bittoi pitt6burN asbr
SarmsrS unb Ditto %. Su Sapstts 81. .ssbr.
Sarmers nno DO 81 Sreneafle aebrceb
Sranflin Ditto iu @aIbin9tcn, II
Sarmers Sauf .. Suds @tp /. Srilfcl, par
Sarmsrs Ditto bon aaneaitsr* III qaneaifsr 2
8armsrs Ditto, bon &sabins* su &sa. :
joarrisbur9 Ditto 81 6arrisburg, 9.
joarmcnD Snifitllts iu JoarncnD, unaana,
iocns5bals Sanf 81 Sonssbals, II
ountnsorn Ditto ju j9untin9bcn, unoana.
Sunlatd olffc 81 Sswletaun' un9an9.
Qanfaitsr DO. 81 Qanfaitsr ?
>anealter gauntp Sanf, gu &aneater :
Qebanon DO. Su qebanon, 8
Qumberman's DO. su Barren, actroebcn.
Wearretta II. Susquet. 2rabtnaGp. uuab.
Msrbants II. Nsanuf. Sanft pittsburs, !
Certificate
W1ebanies Banf, pittsbura, betriia.
Woncnaobela Ditto bon Sraunsplle, I1
Yclt 91oten 6
Weiners Sanf BON Vpttspille, bis 2
Jprtbern otttp bon ga. su Ounbaff, unab.
9lorttumbl. II. Splb. .Sf. su Miltcn, un9b.
g. @eifern Sf. p.pa. WeabeSille, aeidl.
Seeu Salem bc. SaDette @aunty, betrtia
Tprtbamptcn Sanf su 9lIentaun, =
sc. s.. Delap. Sriiden So. at 81. 80. aetetl.
Office Der Sanf bon Yennf. 6arrsb. b gsbr.
Office DO DO qancaifer 9ebr.
Office % % 9ssasnsb ssbr.
Office DO DO Cation 5 asbr.
3msis Der s.. Staaten* pittsburs, aebrolb.
DO. %. %. Su erie, DO.
DO. DO. DO. ju SeaYcr, DO.
Office Der Sbuplfia Sanf, port @arbon 5
9lgrieul. II. @anuf. ST. 3u Carlisle aebr
Silper Safe Sanf Su Mpntrpie, qeId(pfT
Saplcrspiae 9slawars Sridsn So. IS
Scmanba DO. su Scnanba> s8
Union be. su llniontann, 9ebrcd,
Beffmprclanb DO. III @reensbnre, aefd,lo.
Bilfesbarre 8ricfen So. 81 gSilf. unaauo
Wsif Srandb Sanf, 9Silliamspcrt, II
WYcning Sanf su Bilfesbarre, 3
Oorf bltto* iu Vrrf, 1-2
OpugtcganY Sanf Su perrpcpplis, un9ang
OieSfctcn Don ben init a be3eiebneten8aus
Fen ,perbea ntcbt in 9rpoltt 9enommen aber
an een betrefenoen Sanfen ausaepccbIdt.
9ie nit b be5ei6net setsn feins9eoten aus
Se(apare.
Sanf p.Btlminstcn u.Sranoswin*t0Sim par
Sanf pon 9slamars", SSilmn9tcn par
Sanf BON Smirna, Smirna, bar
Do. DO. 3wsi9 Wilforh, par
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Neacina Sebruar 81, 1s43.
9esenilber Dem Sepot Neapins,

Sb belbsiniae bisrmit, pa6 meine soebter
0eteeea lanae 3et tter aro6e Sebmer5en in
alien lbren SlieDsrn asflaa: bate, lte mar
bon sinem iercful6isn 4usihlase bsosft, ,pcs
oureb Ite Dsrblnpert nurce ibre @eibafte in
rer Samilis su Uerriebtsn pesen Olattisfsit
unb S6pdtbe; ibreE$eoeu rparen fat uner
traalih mir prcbirtsn ale empfcblenen
Olitte[ ater cbns erfrla. IBir batten BON
Den Wunpsrn BON u. 3D, Oaeelep's Sarla.
pariaa Sprup aeb6rt, mir probrten i'm, Die
Solss oapon mar, i5re SsInuobeit, welebe
lebr ss1unfen mar, murSe Iebuea wteoer bers
aritcllt uno fte mar i.it benz @ekronh oefel
ben immer wrbL ,pas beiuabe 5wei Sabre
ltnS. SD mhnItbe, pa6 Secermann init ciss
ier Ibastarcn Dlepi5in tefannt werben m6b
|tc. Dapio Barley,
gcnItatel:bcn Ober Sern Ssrfs 60.
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Hmelia geaf.
Slearina, Den Stem S1ldr,, 1889.

OttNtlHS pfh ctNh ~lINt iooJ'
9ies be5eust paB meme Srau AD1rs. 0eem,
tcinabe / Sabre lang al eincm icrpful6len
Iuef6las selltten, pelcber einem 3ettcr ahn=
lieb mar, uup tiefe $6ebsr in ibr Geitbt, 6als
uno 9lrme clnfrab, rcfen betdnci9er Nuss
fuB lbre @eIuncbeit sertbrtr 70 paB lts oft
cine 3citlans betldaeris mar, rpabrcno ,pcl:
der Set ibre $eicsn iebr aroB ,parcn. Sir
belteu NerSte bcpienten lte unb ale bctannte
0)littel murrsn ansewenbet, nit nur serimser
>inoeruna ibres llcbels, Dclbes jeoesmal NIT
permebrter neutrality-suspicious.. 0a
mir aIs 6ctfnuns ibrer 8enciuna aufseseben,
mar He bsinabs enfblc0en ocn Setrautb al.
lcr O1ebisncn auf3naebsn, ftc rpurtr iepoh
psranla6t Dafeley's Eeinisun9s Syrup
Don 5orlaparilla, su periuhrn; psr Sc.
brauh bon finf Sottcln celielben, bat Die
Sranfbeit sehctcn uuc fte gu pcafpmmnsr
SIunbbeit plebcr beraettellt.
Tbomas Diebm,
Neaoina, Sebruar 81, 1S43.
sesenilber Dem Sspot Neapins.
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pennlplpanien.
Sanfen in Dbilaoelpbia.

penniplpanien.
Sanfen in philadelphia.
Nansn. 9isepnto in pbilab.
Sane BON Rprtb 9lmerifa* par
9eortbsrn 2ibertiss@ par
psnniplpania* par
penn saunibip* par
Der Ser. Staat.' % bis 25
Commercial Sanf,* pon psnnfpIpanien par
Sarmsr5 II. Msbanie6 Sanf par
8irarb bitto+ I2
@irarb Ditto (Stspbsn)* in pbiI'n ssfblcT
&enfnstcn DO. par
Senltn9tcn Saping Snltituta -
W1ertbants Sanf bon spbilao. tetrsh.
McYmenitn9 Sanft, par
Utanuf. II. Meebantcs par
Wfehantcs Sanf IN pbu'a, par
Wannel >abor Sane (S.S. .Opot) astr
spenniplpanla Saplnss Sanf tetrn9
pbilabelpbta Sanf* par
pbtlaoelphta Sapina Snltitut 9etrptbn
pblaeelpbla >can Comp. %.
penn 3cmnIcbip Cav Snlt. -
Hiharbs CMarf) sebroh.
Soutbpart @apnas 8ant tctrila.
9bupltia Cav Snltitut ssbrotben
ShuYlfin Sanf* par
Sputbparf Ditto par
Wetern Sanf par
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Serfs @auntp, f.

Serf6 Gauntp, 4.
C~0 Sd, Benjamin apIcn, pros
H. $. }tbcnotar per Court bon Common
o~ pleas in uno fir Serfs Sanntp
beseuac tiermit, caB iet NIT Den nabbenanls
ten DerIonen rpcbl betamnt bin, ale {: Scbn
81. @oller, Or. Scbn 50. Sieiter, Wlatbias
g. Stiebarbs, gIq. willam Nboaos, Nebt.
Sobn W1iasr, gIq. Daniel s. Soas, q8il:
liam 9. 9Jliasr, Sobn s. Oanfelo, Senrp
8bcaos eIq. SeIir Ssiie( Or. 5iefter s
W1hblmtera, Or. 9alomcu o.. Bird, or
Sobn 3. Otto.
lille 8iraer bon Neaoina, Serfs eauntp
pa. beren Slamsn oen poritebenoea 3tuauiG
fen beisefilst 0uc, uno baB pcaer @lauteu
oen barin sntbalteneu Qnempfeblunsen sese.
ben rperoen mag.
Gum 3euanb pefTen bate ib bierunter
mcine ltnterIbrift nno ras Siesel Der beIas:
ten Court bin,usefist.
BENJAMIN Tyfon, prctDonctar.
Neaens Nn9uit l, 1899.
Nsenten fir SerFs Gaunty.
clos unp Scper, grctcr. Sennepille 8riss
mcr, Oleppille $aufe unp Slas, Srierenss
burg. u. 50. gleaper, 90. 3. @6bel, peit.
Oallman unc Sarret, $anaIebpamn. Gam.
Sebl, Saumstaun. Scbn Ooeun, Slsultobr
Sircbe. speter Marquart, Unity. Saplo
Stbults, 6ersforo. @amuel 3reihIer 90.
Saeob sreittler, walbinstcn. g.S. .@huls,
90. s. nno 8. Soper, Sopsrstaun. .. ..
Nboaps, DO. 81. u, Sones, ltnicnpiae. g.
@eIser, $awrenSpillr 8. 9. Sebanf, Ditto.
qcDi 81. Silbcrt, Nen Berlin. 8. s. 8ecb:
tcl, Se6telspiae. 6eioenreieb II. &us, SuBs
taun. prtsr Snabb, Olsp. 5amuel {cbaeb,
<obatspille Saeeb Slein, 4ern. SSmmp
Slsumanstaun l3m. 8ifebcr, 5eioelbcra.
Samuel O1ccr, Staubsburs. Sotn 6off.
man, Sinfins Gprins. wn. II. @. 9anocr
fife, wcmslepcrf. Soft 8emIon, 30. Gam.
Da. Nlthaus, Waioenerisf. 8. 8. Mobr,
WiobreDile.
Oeuti6e uno en9lifhe
NNrff,rtftcn
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9nIpebccepn. 2lpril l942.
81. Oafelep-Glein QBsib GliIatetb mar
lanse Ssit Iebr init Nbeumatismue scplaat,
BON rpclcbcr fe iebieu 9ebellt su Iein, ais Elm
SsIhnult Dcu scIh,phrissr 0tatur feb an
lbrer Sruit 5eiste, ,pelttes etenfalls BON Dem
anscl1slten 4r3te sntfernt ,purpe; alsrann
6Hnste 0b ein @elebphr all einem 8eine,
wp(ebes Ibnra anwuhs, cbaleieb alles auacs
ipcnbet ,paro mas bon einem selbiftcn Herite
III tbun mar, uln ee 3I beilen. Oas gitcyn
nno lbwir uabm taalieb gu; enblitb emptabl
ibr NrSt Strcn 8einiaunss: Sprup Don Gar
Iaparllla, ,Ifte nabm bios brsi Sla(tbem ,pelcbs
bic Sranfbcit san5lieb entwurselten unc ibrs
@Guno5st oelIfommcn beritellten. SD er.
aebte es ais pfiebt seaen Sie unb bas Sub
lifunl, oisfe Ihasbare Irjnep tsfannt 3u ,na
dsn. 8s5euste, Semspiue sleln.
Jobn Klein.
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Bertb Der Yonfnoten

9tae bisjsnisen Sanfen, rpsldbe init einsm(@)
Stsrn beSstbnet finc, babsn entpsber falfbs
cber umssancsrte Notsn bon psrfbspsnsn Sss
nennun9sn i'm llmlaufs.
aas init sinsm CD srsus tsgibnsten Sans
fen iparsn frdberbin oTsntlibs 9spOitsSanfsn
Sis Nctsn osrjsnsen Sanfen, wslte mir
NIT sinsm Sseanfsnifribs II beSibnsmwsrs
ben BON ben Srcfers nilbt anaencmmen.
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Deutfbe iino enolifhe
SOrI0riften,

sefoeben BON &. 5. g8elmann, iinb miebs
srbaltsn unS aun Wsrfauf in tisfr Drudsrsi.
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Neapins, oen erltcn Nprll 1859.
&eabinW Wdri IA, IS43.

&eaoln9, WtdrS IA, lS43.
!6r. Dafslsp-Sb CLAUDE, pas s5 pfibt es
mes Seoen lit, allies Su tbun mas in fener
Macbt if, fir paS QScbl ieintr Mtmsnitbsn,
uno ba ib tibsrHu9snpe Ssmeie in msinsr 8a.
milie bate, BON ben wuncsrbarsn @i9enibafs
ten SbrsS &sinsun9Ss bon Sariapas
riaa, smpfsbls ib osnfsltsn 9sW0tnDaft allen
Qsoenesn. lGir battsn baS lln9if Srsl pcn
unfsrn &nSsrn Su psrlisren, burtb Den 2(uss
brub sitsrnber Bunbsn melds iBr @slibt &opi
unb Soals bsbedtsn obrcbl mir eni9s bsr &c.
fbidtsifsn 9(srSts 81 ibrsr SsbanrIun9 battsn,
unb ale bsfannten Wittel probirt battsn,
Srpwain'S Yanaesa NIT sin9slbloi1sn cbns
@rfci9 Gin anbers6 msiner &nber murpe auf
eisIslbs 2(rt bsfaasn, ibr @s ltbt unb Soals
por eans bscsdt; Der IuSfius war 70 fart
uno Die &ranfbeit ju elmer frlbsn toGbs, pas
mir auf ibr qsbsn psrSibtstsn. Bon Der nun:
esrtarsn QSirfungen SDrsS Gein9un9s SDs
rups, BON @arlaparlla, bereno, ,puresn mir
bswp9en ibn Su prcbirsn, ais Die lsets 3uflubt;
sr wirfte 9leib bem &ufe; bic @eitwirs fins
gen ip9leib an 81 bsilsn rpen9e Sottsln brad)s
ten iis sur p6a9sn @siuntbsit wsltbe Ns fsits
benz ununtebrotsn 9snciIsn. 2tls Elm 9lsinissr
ees SIutss, 9laube 'b lttsr, bat iie ibrS slsis
dsn nibt.
Spbn Mpver Sbnsitsr.
QSalnub, nabe ber 4ten Stra6e, &eabino.
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8er9efTet ben tpoblfeilen Stobr nio,t

Ser9el1et oen fpoblfetlen Stobr nitbt,
am ef esr 3tsn uno psnnitrass, Sdilo pon
"pfuS unb @s9s."
Rum am 9tuspaden sines srossn 9fGortss
msnts bon @lass uno Oussnswaaren, ms(dbe
febr pcblfsil psrfauft ,psrbsn fir Saaraelb ODER
i'm Austauib fir llnfbIitt SbmalS Butter,
eisr, Sartcaeln, Sisnenwabs, Wslfbfcrn unb
jbafsr. lluau(fus G. Seff.
&eaoins, Dee. IL. sm.
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8e9en Rbeumatbic ano Nifeu.
S6mer3ensQ Qtnement

Sbmer3ens9 9inement,
prrfsrtist Don JobnNienlcy.
Ote1ss &inement 1T oas bemabrte(te O1ittel
tpelebes jenlals Dor oae putlifum setraebt
,poroen 1T; ss berfbatft foaleiebe $inoeruna,
penn Scbraub oapcn ssmacbt pirb. Sie
ShfensShmcr3en eurirt es teim erItsn Der
3neiten W1al Stmiercu.
nein3is gu baten in oieIer Sru6erei.
preis so Gent Die SlaIde.
Nsaping, Ipri( 25. 6s
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Sanf y. p.9Gtlmn9tcn u. .Sranoswin% t0Slm par
Sanf pon 9slamars*, 9Silmin9tcn par
oaht son Smlrl'a, Smrna, par
ee' %. 5Ws'9, Rilfcrh par
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-08-09

The Locofocos of Ohio are great on "progres-
sion.'' When the question of Annexation
agtatcd in 1888 during Mr.. Van Buren's admin
istration, the Legislature of Ohio adopted the fol-
lowing resolution, without dissenting vote.
Resolved, BY the General Assembly of tho
State of Ohio. that in the name and on behalf of
the people of tho State of Ohio, we do hereby SOL
cmnly protest yainst the annexation of Texas to
the Union of these United States.
Now remember that Martin Van Buren, has
been sacrificed by the Jacobins of tho South be-
cause he dared to maintain the Same sentiment
This party claims to be tho original Jackson
party; b.. Il, ;7y endorse the same sentiments!
Lot the following resolution of Polk, Dallas and
Texas meeting, held in Lawrence county, Ala
bama. furnish a reply.
Resolved, That tho possession of Texas is in
fnitely moro important TO US, of this section of
the Union. than longer connection and friend
ship with the NORTHEASTERN States; and if we
have to yield either, it cannot and shall not be
Toxas-Because the people of Texas are more
nearly allied to us in blood and congeniality of
institutions, their Territory more convenient in
locality and infinitely moro valuable in fertility of
soil and commercial advantages, than tho North
Eastern States themselves, from whence now pro-
ceeds the present unfriondly opposition to our
wishes.''
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-08-09
From the RichIand Bugie and Independent Press.

A respectable cl clergyman Of tho Methodist
Church. in Richland county. who is known to hum
drods of our citizens, and whose character and
hope Of salvation is much brighter than that of
the editor of tho Shield. says
81 have been acquainted with Mr.. Clay for
near forty years, and know him to be 4 man of
strict moral character no was raised Ill the prin-
cipes of the Calvinistic Baptists of which church
his pare were members.-he always believed
in and revered the christian Religion. and often
regretted that he had not manifested his rover-
for that religion in moro public way.--l
have visited at his house-fod at his table, repos-
ed on his pillow and he has often joined with me
in family devotion. l know too, he continued,
warmly, that Henry Clay was the man who intro
duced into Congress and advocated a bill for day
of public humiliation to Almighty God, when
the cholera ragged in tho United States And
also know, that Henry Clay was the man that
purchased the time of Henry 3. Bascom from
his master and took him from sadder shop,and
educated him at his own expense. Mr.. Bascom
is now acknowledged to be the best pulpit orator
in the United States.''
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-08-09
The Wings of south Carolina.

The gallant Wings of South Carolina. who deserve the
highest praise for their ndom,able devotion princi
Piles of their and the integrity Of this Unou
idea of being supposed to the ineendiay
designs Of some of their democratic counrymen. At
meeting of tho Clay Club of Charles ton, held 9th
Instant the following resolutions unanimously adopt
cd Nat. Intel.
Resotsed, That, if i. shall become necessary, we
ready sacrifice all the altar Of the Ameri
Union, and for its do fathers did,
''pedge our lives fortunes, and eaered HONOR.
Rcsoired. That deprecats and condemn every ssnt
and action that calculated sap the founda ton
and the bonds Of this Union. and build upon its
ruins a Northern and u Southern Republic.
Resolred, That eanno look the attemp made
by . dissatisfied spirits call Southern Convention,
in order 'to new guarantee from the Satss in
any light than fravght with evil, ard
only revolutionary in its tendency.
Resored That, the language of the farewell address
Of the Father of his Country. lover of the
should ndignantiy ftown the first oawnng Of
attempt ALLEVIATE any portion of eounrymen from
the rest enfeebe the sacred which link
Their the various parts.o
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From the Hamilton Palladium
r

We have boon politely furnished by Mr.. Bur
chard with the following excellent letter from
gentleman In Pennsylvania. 1t was called out
on secing notice of Mr.. BIS letter. The writer
received wrong impression from the Tribune
notice. that Mr.. 3. chad abandoned the Abolition
party;' he does not doom it an abandonment of
that party to vote for Henry Clay, but the true
way of carrying out the liberty principles:
KESNErr SQUARE, Chester Co, Pa. July ], IA.
DEAR SrR:-I see it stated in the New York
Madison County, has abandoned the Abolition par
ty and come out heartily for Clay" What '.Ab-
clifton party you may have abandoned, | know
not. but in my humble opinion. to vote for Horny
Clay under present circumstances. is no abandon
ment of tho Abolition cause.
suppose you find yourself placed in a predc-
ament similar to my own. | have for many years
past regarded Slavery question of more
montous import than any of the party projects of
the dav. and had, therefore. ceased act with Ell
Their Of the pro-Slavery parties.-But new issue
has been formed, to which the Wings and Demo-
Gratis have been gradually vergng for several
years past. viz:-Whethcr foreign Nation shall
be admitted into the Union, or moro properly,
whether the Mexican empire shall be rent asun-
der, and portion of its territory seized by rob-
Der hands, and dragged into the Union for the
sole purpose Of terrifying. perpetuating and ex-
tending the slave power.-For one. my humble
efforts have been directed against this piratical
scheme for ten years; and shall now ground
arms and remain neutral because Horny Clay
and the Wing party disposed to assist mel
No, no; cannot crafty the Southern STAKEHOLDER
so much.
But am told that this same Henry Clay Is a
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and to all others in me Same proportion Inns
those employed in every branch OF industry can
judge for themselves. Clay secures the A
morican market for the American farmers, man.
ufacturers and mechanics. Polk gives it up to
the British compcls the American to como
down and work as cheap as the paupers of Eu-
rope, from II to 30 cents per day.) Clay is for
the American system, Polk for the British-this
is the true statement of the question and it cannot
be disguised or ovaded. Whom the British and
Americans are contending for the American
market, the question is, which side will you take?
Such being the true state of the question. which
should prefer for President, James X. Polk,
the champion of the "British system or Henry
Clay, tho ilustrious champion and advocate of the
''American system.''
Clay is for the Tariff Of 1912, Polk for 20 per
cent. horizontal. This is settled by their late
letters-Mr. Clay's of tho 18th May, to Harris
burg. and Mr., Folks Of Of 10Th June, to Mr., Kane
of Philadelphia.
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tNu N BE 80.
Children Of the Rich and Poor.

What change. wrought few yean. The young
man. no. time since, had not SIX pence that he
could call his the ossessor OF thousands:
~ he aho heff unbranded wealth, IS and
dependant. W hna rich men, who did not
poverty and who have by deg acquired
wealth. prudent and industrious, while the other
majority those who poor and destitute.
bes; th rich aud had wish of tneIr
hearts gratihed Not being Industrious. and brought To
habits they Tell Though with their
erty. aud C mserahiy poor.
past Those men who excessively poor
and obliged at early be trades, but
who nave acquired property, bringing their children
those habits which eventually lead
poverty, if nothing Instead Of teaching
DO puden, and industrious. they indulge them in all their
hearts desire They ba put trades il
genteel. counting lawyers obcc pitched
sous, while The girls taught play upon tho
piano exclude themselves almost entirely from tho
kitchen. few year, will show the lack Of wisdom
such parens Their children will be inevitably poor, and
third generation will begin whore the grandparents
fifty years before. II parents
they would look less the fashions Of the day. and
tho welfare Of thoir children There 10 nothing
like teaching industrious and bs economical
in their dress end mode of living fprtand Tribune
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Powder Mill Explosion.

A correspondent of the Philadelphia Ledger,
writing from Wilmington, Del, say-''Having
heard this morning of an awful explosion in the
powder works belonging to Mr.. Dupont, on the
Brandywine, | herewith send you an account of
the same. am informed that the explosion took
place in the dry-house, at o'clock this morning.
killing two of the workmen-Mr. McDewert and
Russel-one of whom has left wife and two
children to deplore his loss. The loss is chiefly
confined to the dry-housc, and a considerable
quantity of powder which was drying in it at the
time the accident occurred