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The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-03-28

IMPORTANT DISCO vERf = Rachm'dy0xy CsIs.
= brsted .ansricen Pasacea, for the cure Of the fol-
lowing diseases to wits Salt rheuns scroiula, ulcer
ated scroula, bronchitis fever sores kings evil cry
sipeas infammatory and chronic rheumatism, piles,
biles scurvy, chronic sore eyes, botches or pmples
the face scald head and all cutansous diseases,
eruptons of the skim pains ulcers arising from
an njudicious use of mercury or impure state OF
the blood. tii gg tls s46iHsl8 III s}sorf3;r gs.ta
This medicine is purely vegetable NATTER and war
ranted free from any ingredient detrimental 10 health
Its curative properties consists in its producing sure
and efectual alternative Of the whole system almost
imperceptibly to the patient Il has not failed in
single case Of eAectng permanent cure Of the above
named diseases, when the party using It would fol
low the directions and continue its for sufficient
length Of time. Experiences has proved that ia slight
eruptions of the skin, for piles or eryspelasone
small bottle has effected cure while in obstinate cases
it will take from two to four large bottles 1t has
been found entirely ecacios in producing regulari
y of the menses in females and has been taken with
great benefit in pulmonary diseases. aN 9g$1 :aiR
In addition to its great efficacy in Graduating dis
ease the cheapest of the kind ever offered to the
public as the extract is brought into so small q
pass that small bottle will last an adult from twelve
to fourteen days. large bottle about four weeks;
while of the others, than double in cost Of the
article, will be taken in the same time. 1t has been
fully tested BY many Of the first physicians in the
State of New York. and now used very extensively in
their practice, and by them pronounced the most eff
6cacious compound ever discovered from vegetable
matter gl1 Ina 4iYa6sak ga8 ssa3 9gi.7ag
Persons while in its use should abstain from all sti-
mulating drinks Strong beer, mustard and highly
seasoned food. ,s.. 81 Tlfs si%
T''7' n.Tr I' \, DIRECTIONS.
For a child one year old, a small teaspoon full
Two years old, large teaspoon full From six to
ten years old, two teaspoons full. From ten to ff-
teen years. two thirds Of tablespoon full and for an
adult from to two tablespoons itmay be found
best to act upon the system tablespoon is quite
enoughn almost all cases. to be taken before eating
in the morning. f!i t6 df4{ s,,s@
h 1t can be procured of the General Agent, s
THOMAS G. TALMAGE,
No. 20 Pine street, opposite the Custom House, New
h, York.
And of q ID. GILMAN,
Druggist, Penn. avenues agent for the District
= A great number of letters and certificates may
be by application to the agents. of the astonish
ing cures by its use. gg9q.A mar 2-lm
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VXTISTAR'S COUGH LOZENGES.-TheseL oz-
w enges cannot be too strongly recommended to
public attention safe and efectual medicine for
the cure of Coughs, Colds, .Asthmas, &c. They are
very serviceable in soreness and tghtness Of the
breast, difficulty Of breathing hoarscness, &C., and
give almost immediate relief in troublesome sensation
tickling in the throat which SO tormenting in this
complaint. seea fr .5o, &
They have been used very extensively in this city
and other places, and have given universal sasfac
ton to all who have used Them price IS cents per
box. A large quantity just manufactured and for
sale, with directions, at ~. "
n .et9s GII.MAN'S, 81
1ate Todds), Drug Store.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-03-28

sQOUTH AMERICAN NATIVE SOAP, Ell XA-
~ BON LIQUIDO.--It gives a rich glossy appear
ance to the Hair is superior wash for the Teeth
and removes from Silks. Woolens, and other cloths,
OIL Grease, STAINS, and the brown rusty look (com
mon to sill, y &c., SC. A 7f s1ts
In confirmation Of the above, we are enabled to
present the two following letters: " 3assta9
"VALPAKAIso, Jan. 20, 1888.
"SIR: The sXabon Liquido' is applied by the ma
tives and foreigners of South America in cleansing
woollen cloths, and the ladies use it to wash their
hair In both instances it is of very general use and
greatly esteemed 1t impartsa appearance Of fresh
and gossiness in the former ease that cloth does
not possess even originally and the latter produces
brightness and richness that the hair where else
exhibits, andI should judge from its beautiful growth
also promotes its increase. 1t will be valuable
cle to introduce among your countrymen for the pur
poses above stated, and must when fully tested, be-
come one Of universal merit appreciate its great
usefulness from actual experience Of its benefits.
Very. respectfully, your obedient servant,
= n I
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DATENT ELASTIC INKSTANDS.--An assort-
i ment of Elastic Inkstands just received from the
manufacturer. A smaller size has just been intro
duced by the patentee, neat and beautiful article
and is pronounced the ne plus ultra Of nkstands as
with it the ink never grows thick evaporates, and
preserves the same consistency and color until it is
all consumed. Sold wholesale and retail by aa
ifB ST. 58iast .e.@ r. FARNHAM,
now corner 18th ST. and Penn av.
MANASSAS FRENCH COURSE, an Oral Sys
M tenn of Teaching Living Languages. illustrated
by practical of lessons in the French through
the medium Of the English, by Jean Manesca, fourth
edition, revised. For sale by 49, 80 r +
R. FARNHAM,
s.r corner / 18th street and Penn. av.
Where may be found all the French School books
now in USE and sold at very low prices.
nov
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DRINTING AND WRITING PAPERS of every
i quality and size made to order, and sold at man
ufacturers' prices. r.. FARNHAM,
nov 7 corner 18th st. and Penn. av.
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TOHN A. BLAKE, Bookbinder, Paper Ruler, and
d Blank Book manufacturer, south side of Pennsyl
wants avenue near l4th street, and opposite Fuers
City Hotel (up stars) Blank books of all descrip-
tons manufactured to order, old books rebound,
maps mounted and vanished and all kinds Of fancy
binding executed in the neatest manner and at rea-
sonable prices. x. .i..L.....-.,-s.-s..l,.- II.
NOCK'S IMPROVED PATENT LEAF HOLD
Err, OR TEMPORARY BINDER, Of all the various
Sizes with or without locks, will be furnished in any
quantity and in any style of binding desired at whole
sale prices :. ,l9r ,ti IF .sa nov 6--dtf
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IL WORLD WHO USE LEATHE
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-01
Notice.

flERsONs Indebted 10 tie Subscriber f:.r
a. Gafdias. r. are again reouSstcd IN makc
s'symsn'. VIII b iaey can do ia wheat, AK.
NED. or cash.
The his.esl prizes given for Wheat. FLAX
SEED. and Bask Nh.at A ronsIaai sas,is 9,
s'ik o. Cakes flsu,, aad Brss5s, sale.
lie 4ss go hssa sosee isents Or Unity Besk.
shire Pigs, which he wall sell on re1soaabl.
terms. y...s.... $780,.
-" TilOS. W. fI0LnES.
Eco Nil, Dsrensher -. q -3w
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Mysterious.

A GENTLEMAN Belonging 10 one o.
- the most ancient and wealthy fami.
lies of this city, New York. who mus,
be well known TO numerous friends, hav.
ing since The year 1914 up 10 recently,
been bent nearly double, and for several
years confined to-his bed, has been restor-
cd to good heal,li--has rcgaiicd his nat,i-
raj erect position--and has Quilted his
carriage, and now walks with ease! We
believe this is the gentleman's own de-
scription as near as possible. and there is
no exaggeration in it. We will give in.
quirers his address, and donlt moths hu-
name feelings will excuse the isherty; so
that any one doubling NAV knom these
facis--though he requests his name may
no, appear in print Among other SINH
lar instances. Mr.. James &. Reynolds.
IA Chrystie-sireet, has been restored, and
will give personal assurances Of the facts
of his case. lSoIh were rheumatism, and
contracted cords and sinews. How has
this been done!
ANswER--By The INDIAN VEGETA-
BILE ELIXIR iSternally. and HEWES'
NERVE AND BONE LINlMENT ex-
ternally, from Comstock & Co ~.
1I5 For sale IL IIillshorouah by %. Heart;
10 Oxford BY George p. rayior: IN G. eensbp.
roael, BY , \ q. sloaa- only agents.
February ~. 2 Sc =
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HILLSIDE ROUGH. A. e..
PUBLISHED wrrKi.Y
~ DENNIS nEARTT,

AT THREE notLARs WAR, On Two relIAis
FiFrr CENTS ~ rAIp IN AissstE.
Those .hodo NOT give pofirc Of II cir with
10 have their paper disroniintcd NJ The fsrna.
ton Ut the year, will be picsnnta az f6snIig
Jtstoninnansc until. ounirImanasd - nGio
PAPER will Ito discontinued until all orcniagas
are paid, unless al the option ~ lie lutllsi 9.
AdvcriiscHrnis r.t exceeding sixteen lin's,
one dollar FOR sic :rsi, md iutm, FIVE sfn's
s'r @ach subsequent insertion; lcrr,r enes IN
proportion conrt advertisements ~ er ~ I've
ferfcnI. highcr. A ,L.du, linn 81 ST. rcr cent
Hill be made TO advertisers b, tbt ,tar.
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English School.

Wis. nADOELL 81 eFza - Eag
- sekasl a. shs s ! cav e 14nulss seat.
q hrr Issiaepse. ibter sd . AEif asass I'm
thapeI fFst e. tee ozs tllsassFsagA ruas.
sMs e~a SO tssrsvA skssse EaxaasA bsanehes
asm.liy taaRis ~ Ger besa sxha.ais. foE tis
hasllxF hgsmea.es fhailea - - - Ger nsesaen;
~ sp-i lns. FeaiuR. aEhaag SD arsihmriae-
81 ~. MadGci a. ran6aet he aEsthmrti.
en erpaFtnrua. TheF~arethrer aarntlns ntsh'
q wslkias diaa-re q ~ srhaai bose. vAs
I'll bard 81 - Ftf maalh. aad - neaf ss q
easkle Mrs. ~. 60 eaefsfs 9 geaeFai snPefst
siaa e her Esholafs Gel q sehaei.
fareais mag expect uaaaihiy rePaEts 81 ~
nendara aaa prrgssss q their rhsiawn. Mrs.
W. waaia r.feS lrqasfsrs - hsF afsgsh"pfs
xhase shfldFea have been under hrf taliiea
amd alsa a. " .aiasEsF Gseea IL cAaP~i Hi ane
~. niaehanl a tic Iiflsbr rs1sh Assd.my.
Dcreabrf -. os-sr
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-01
DIR. Inns GALRANUM.
MACHINE sPREAD
STRENGTHENING PIaslers.

THESE Plasers. greatly improved
= and having the preference Of all oh
ers. are warmly RECOMMENDED ~ al doc
tors n invaluable Cor All insalids having
pains in the BREAsT, BACK, Or SIDE.
Weakness and Lameness are relieved d
once by lheiT use, and the parts restored
10 strength anil a nassral warmth and
health. Any person we.::ng one OF these
Plaslers. will he asionisned and delighted
a, the comlorlii affords. Those threaten
ed with Lang Complaints should neyeI
lrnsi themselves ,lay without wearing
Plaster. II removes the irritation Of in
cipient Consumption FROx THEI.TSos q
the SURFACE OF the body, and draws Of
The internal affection. So in firsr Com
pIaiafs. and Coughs, and Colds. Chill
lden with whoeping Cough should al
ways have one, 10 prevent enc cough set
ling on The lungs. Their excellence vii
be understood by all on trial.
| rr For sale in Hll-horongh by d Heart
iia 0sfafd hy George 2. raylar; 10 Greensbo
rnueh by .. & u. sloaa--ouly agents.
February -. si-'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-01
TO ALL THE WORLD WHO USE
LEATHER IN ANY FORM.
OIL OF TANNIN,
or, Leather Eg estOreF
A NEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.

ANEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.
MOST people knnw. that skins and
IVA hides are converted into leather by
the use Of Taanin extracted from certain
barks, &c. - - 49,
When the force and strength OF the
ifa, E Se ea Leather becomes dead
crust, e.. This all know. To restore
then life, sofiness, riUismess, strength,
smoothness. and remove all crust. fiy, or
blister-restore the tannin. his SUBJ
stance the leather never can receive The
second time; but The while virtues Of il
are in this article, the OIL. or TANNIN
which pene,ra,es the stiifest and hard
est leather, If IL has, been twenty years in
use; and fit tears easily with The fingers,
il ilnparts at once strength that Is utter.
" incredible until seen. II becomes ike
ner leather, in all respects, with de-
lightful soliness and polish, and makes all
leather completely and pegltetiy imperri-
Gus TO INDEPENDENTLY boots, shoes,
carriage-iops, harness. hose, trunks, and
in fact all things made Of leather, giving
a splendid polish. even higher than new
leather has, and al least doubling its wear
and durability, in whatever manner the
leather is used These are facts.
Those who will may wear old shoes,
groan with corns, ride with old carriage
tops-hare old harness. and throw them
away half used--look filthy themselves,
and all about ti.elai--rxrend double wha,
is necessary for articles Of leather, 10 their
hearts content, If their prejudices are so
strong they will not Try a new discovery.
Now, gentlemen, please yourselves.
TO- Meme genuine unless with the fac
smile signature of comstock & Co.
tLF For sale 'iillshorengh N G., by D.
Heart; in Oxford, by Gforac 2. Taylor; IN
.Greensboronah, by J. 4 4 Sloan- only agents.
February 70 g.
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Look at This.

a s my Instructors fron the Post 0fiice de-.
partWeai. and aihcr causes, make IL ne.
rrsssry that shoui.l eni,rslt siar tue sv-t-m
of credit IN nay .iia.e. al persons rone, r led
VIII iheret'fe Jake aulIce. that from aud aiIrI
ihe 10Th January instant, no letter viii be slii.
Tered 10 90 ont ofihis ofli.:G aasfi HE posta ee
tnereon be pad. Postage on newspapers I'D
Psmphlris must be pad quarterly IL sJvantc,
commencsng with the a 81 instant. For The
',roavenicnee Of fbe,e WIN wisi, Il, depnsIies
will be r"rrived. provided an .u,"upis III. irnt
10 pay ftarier's pusiage be pre"siir, al on e
time. As Il Is really aceesssfs 'tAa, q saon,d
lake ihis course, l shall s,ri;:,ly sduerc TO it,,
FOR yhtrh i'lnsre none 1eilt .5tauir ne. 81
= The last quarter u INV due. sad eSpcc,
every dav % be called an or paymcii. Tho.e
having arroun,s il the ofIi !. Ior ielt.Fs DR.
ne~spseers. will please cal wiihou, DELAY and
pay the SAM. AZ 40 isdaigence Is sllowea me,
y baPc yoB Will not neglect IL.
THos. CLANCY, p. IL
January .. OF
~ TIE Milton Chronicle. aud Oxl.,td
Merr.ry wall publish Ihie. times 49, =.
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mOFFATsS
Life Medicines.

kkHE lie Meliriass lave essa nss1 si.hsss-
= cess - aissSi even disssse - = alrn $50
ktad Is hattie, ass ior n.illsss SO ntsf s.'--
plslass. NisA lheif msny . si.kassna'teaeslas
bsilians ard sick he~daehe. Pafa shn -
pressaen ailaF meals. g,d5snesss d1EIlnfss'
.aagains asire IN lle hesd snd ears, dfox.
saness. Asarsbssn, loss 81 sFpstles ~lId
spasaas. &c. lnry are sr&assleeexe - be vast.
= sapefsoE q saa lhinK ever ssfaIe snsft
10 ahe ,s.hlie, ana lsG tkose 81 ; Iail hasn ~
bsiY, taey will prove inralassir Nhfe ~
seassal fsni.y speaeals 6s snhsf sea. my
raaasa faIi ~ sasurs tls ursssissi salasi-'-
taaa.
RE efiaary sf he lie fiiis ed Phelin
Raiers = ,aasi reriala. Il freely ssssn % &C
attack al FEVER. inasenKs. measles. anse
Ihro.s, secenl colds. wliheVuea. and 9th
60 inflanmaI1ry DISORDERS. In rhfn@a-
ism aud ehorie com lsin,s they have ASA
performed the most rxlsaegdansly cures. shea
ssed Siih PsTsessEenee.
Statis the & A lalsaslaeliau 81 Dr.. MonAli
Life Aediriaes 10 has isiioN siislcas, NC,
nave Is every ease, fiiiy maiatained the higt
Character lhry % well deserved. Paiienss = v
had CT tesrs dIaan On . IN cradle ff,sience
II
lrhsamalIssa and paralysis. hsve been resioir'
10 healih, slTengIh aad r.pmfagt. atsef al Va
asulI remedies bad beea toand useless. "
astonishing add almost aaraeaioas theri
have also beea expeEieHecd. - The care {"
aerress aad fkennaiie pains Of she hfae an.
fac. parslyfi. sgseiiOas. esatFasisd and sisl
olnis. slaEAdm siseliass. palss y ne shes
aad bones. rLreaie Fhenmaiism. paiPaaiieA
IAe keasg, SiJicnl ffsPiraiisa. SC
Bua Il Is aaaeeessaTy % enumeFaie me ma
nv casrs 10 which these purely vegetables me
dsriaes have been saer,ssinii but let Ne 20
qnre. Why are they 80 universal 10 ihe'
happy sIfcctfl
| Because they PUFFY THEsBI.ooD. an
thus remUve all cause 81 disease 10 The sys
Item.
Because they art powerfully M N the serre
tiaas Of the 5ldy, and remoss al ,mpnn''es
i0nrc.
Because they 40 40, redFce The system, bu
inusoraiciI -ihas reTvring no restraint lfoi
pleasure or business dnrng iheii operation.
C.mp'snls arising from slllaird state
the blood are easily sabeued BY the poweriu
iii .aey of these n,,ld and saI..tary medicsne'
To those who afe ob'iesS - tiasel, or totak
medicine wiil,ant inleTJa pin.a ~ business, IN
life Melicines are perallaIiy ussfui. By MI
and sale operation. Iheg strike a. The root I
disease, and qaickp eIad.raie q, thereby prs
seaiing The fatal Elects 70 watch thousand
are victims.
saII wholesale and retail hy Or. W. D. Mo
Ca. SIS Broadway, New feik.
For sale also BY
ID. IlEARTr. agsni.
February, I sS-
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5UT PUHIIsHEn,

spHs fRacEEfaA0s % rnE sAFETf
caanfTFEs afths su@a "a = Ssls-sss-
d., fsriae 80 tsafs INA HIS AT fEFs
HhktAs gusns ~ srses,aaEs q the c~asmaseea
afahs r1amfars sfNr@ Han-rss. hAlsiis. $50
10. Htsd,n. nsaaewaeks anA Cums6s saNm6A-
smhrseine amaaasf ~ ia mea iaasfcssnns eAs-
Fsrter. ccna~eaed al - saliy hslasg g fAe
Rssalrssoa. fass sasasa fsa a fsnlGy =. -
hsbaaslssf lh-sr rea-fet. a. sci "a - e.
hlsaG q Nanfs e4fsisas. . iarfrs
TIE Fsnpillef Fssafsiss - PsRes asaat esae
~ snd r.ssrrra. ake pss,sge = ~hn ; = q 81
tfeeef 20 eeals e s.y fuss Ore - noNts
Careless.
TIA gree % FsAs csnfs ~ q ssEse raFt.
FeaF Ualisss Go Tsa rspara. ane Thnty 81.
lars fof Ome fs0ndsed rr4 70
OrdesG adAfs $50 ~ Th1mss Lafine Oh 9
q TIE tadrp na~aL kalkssA. 90. asaFaasd -
90 rssA. sall he prastat sis-rdea -. sd
tss rErs ihlsf E.s~srdr5 By M.h. 81 oikasiss.
40 nay be asfFtfsa.
ksielghs 1aausFy Q. e.
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STATE OF N0RrH-cARoIINA,
nRaSek COUNTY.


10 Eeeits-september Tern. 1919.
wm o.. Bndses aid wife sarah. Wa DsAcsn
and ~sle Elsz saelh. jaAn Jnsliee. Matthias D.
ffasmaa. ffark ~ fFeemaga. HAIRS G rdun
AID Camill his wsfr, Warrea DnTham. Allen
RabeFtsoa, Nathaniel Rabcrisan. DAVID ID.
Rsl.erlsaa, Sirphen Rahersoa. AsTTHi Ra.
eestssa, Jal.n J. kshertssas Nm- Thomsan
AMI ate E,za helh. the rlildsea - ilenry NJ
krftssa, n a.. Jasiis-r. ciaibsrns Jnsilee. sa.
+rkh Jasiiees n esilt Edwards and sIfe Do
retks, Iamrs Grskams and vic Sorhia, the
heirs &c aafaa Indy and his ssfe Nancy,
.lsasmeSiy n. Jassire.
siepheafIeasan.s Exeeulor of sirPhe nIaF'ice.
deceased. LOLA Jasiiee, and oiherss heirs Al
lsw0l w liam Jasiire deesssrJ, of Teaaes.
sec. snd the hfhs Il John .fastlee. 81 Geor.
ela.
at is 81 Tered by The Court. that publiesiinn
= be made 10 the Hilsboreneh Reeofd-S lor
sin weeks, that he absent defeadanis, John
Iasiiee and Others. heirs az fsw of William
Jasiice. &C Francesca. and the hers AZ Law o.
john Justice. efGcoseia. spp~ar AID plead -.
susr OF demnr. On OF before the aexi term 81
this Carr. 10 he held NJ The court louse ia
IIhlsbaronrh. on tlff sstond Mondsy 81 March
arIt OF me bin aiil be taken pro rsniessa a
70 them, aud sci davis tar hearing ex partr,
]. WEBB, e. g. a.
Pice Adv. Ss'slI. Os-
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NEW COMPREHENSIVE
IN THE
Tailoring Business.

selves together IN the ahnve business will
carry u IN 10 all as branches, one door above
w Lynch's Jewellery sh"p
Taeir work shall be well and promptly ~
eruisd, and al cheaper prices for ca.h, than
al any other establishment, ia the Ilbcs.
the of the firm has been engaged IN busi.
"css 10 u isii6f"nsh Ia I,h,nber 81 years, aud
d"'ins the tue la received lIbefsl share OF
public patronage, for which : would return
his mast Cordial thanks; aud hc hopes that his
i,ieads will continue ,hrir iavots 10 the new
H'ni. No IN 1T will be spared 10 give general
Satisfaction. =@
E ROBERT r. PLEASANTS,
JOSEPH ]. WOODROW.
Drccilbtr 10 O5-5w
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-05-03
HIGH SANCTIONS.

As The Wing party have incurred ma
ny hard namos, such as Federalists,
Aristocruts, &c by their advocacy OF a
United States Bark, it may be as we'll 10
record a fact in reference 10 that sub.
jecl which has been brought TO our no.
tice by tho remarks Of Mr.. Garrel Da-
vie, Of Kentucky, at the recent Wing
meeting in New York in honor of MIR.
CIay's birth day. Mr.. d, stated that of
the thirty seven delegates who signed
the Declsra ton oI Independence, thirty
two Of them, together with Gen Wash
IOglon, supported the establishment OF a
United States Bank. We are aware
that this piece Of history will bs consi-
dersd matter OF little conssqu uSncs by
Locofoco politicians who are imbued
with the spirit Of progressive Dsmocra.
cy but trust that it will not be without
its weight with the honest and patriotic
who constitute The great body Of tho
party. Lot this fact DO circulated thrO'
the country, and We cannot we'll con.
ceIve how demsgogues will be able 10
summon the elfroHIery to denounce as
enemies Of The people those Tho are en-
deavOrng TO restore The Institutions OF
their iorsialhers
But new maxim Of Locofocoism has
recently been proclaimed, which do.
cIares that Democracy is progressively
and that the Democrat of Mr., Rladison's
time 10 no Democrat aOw unless he has
discarded his old opinions and prejudlc-
os, and adopted the new lights Of the
modern school. The reader will racol.
ieoI that 'his progression has been Civ.
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! come a law 1t isa curious conridenc,
that the 6rs, speech made in faUor OF
this British Tariff was made by mem
ber who was bu. lew years ago a Brit.
ish subject, and so now according TO The
laws Of his own country, (Mr. Robert
Dale Owen.l There seems 10 be pro
priety in this, though we presume it
was merely accidental, After occupy.
ing his hour 10 advocating tho bill and
in opposing protection, he was followed
BY his colleague, Mr.. Wright, on the
same side.
There are probably some fifty perhaps
seventy five speeches ready for dsIive.
ry.- would it not be a piece of economy
10 have them delivered, as bills are gen
ersIIy read. bv their titles, and ordered
to bo prinled2- Washington Standard,
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who acted as one Of the friends OF MIR. X,
But, before we adduce these facts, touch
ing transactions so misrepresented, we
would ask these men If they supported
one Andrew Jackson, knowing that he
had murdered Dickinson in cold blood,
and had attempted 10 dSsaSSinate Col.
! Benton ta the streets of NaShullIs. We
presume they have hardly lorgoIeh that
he attempted to stab and shoot that wof
thy. If so, the following letter from
COI Benton himself, will refresh their
msmories:-
81 am literally in he'll here; (that is
in The vicinity Of Gen. Jackson) tho
meanest wretches under heaven 10 con
tend with; liars, affidavit makers, end
shameless towards. All the puppies Of
Jackson are al work at me; but they
will be astonished at what will happen /;
for it is not them, but their master,
whom shaIl hold accountable. The
scaIpng knife OF Tecumseh is mercy
compared with the affidavits OF these vii.
Iians. | am in the middle OF hell, and
see no alternative but TO kill or he killed,
for 4 will not crouch 10 Jackson, and
the Iact that and my brother defeated
him and his tribe, and broke his small
sword on the public square, will forever
raDkle in his bosom, and make him thirst
after vengeance. My lie is in danger,
noIblng but q decisive duel can save, or
even give me chance Tor my own ex-
istence; for it is a settled plan 10 turn
out puppy after puppy TO bully me, and
when | have got into scrape to have
me killed somehow 10 the scuffle, after.
wards the affidavit makers will prove it.
was houorabIy done. shall never be
forgiven having given my opinion in
favor OF WIkinsons authority last win
ter; and this is The root Of the hell that
is now turned loose against me.
THOMAS HART BENTON"