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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23
The Tariff Btil.

On the 10Th inst. the Ref m Tariff Bill was laid on
the table. IN the House Of representative, by a vote, Of
ayes los. noes 80. as follows. (Whiss in italics
isss-Messrs. .7bbo:. -7Aams. AsLe. Baker. Barriny-
-. HARVARD. BIdiack. Ja-. Blark. BreBgie. Br~dhrad.
.Hhon Bro,cn. Jeremiah BrouH. BnEHyfou. j l. Cary.
Carroll. C.t'in. CaHsin. Chiffon Chach. Ctng,nan.
CoHamer. CrausfoH. Dana. Darragh. Caro- Darts. X.
ID. DAVIS. DcterTy. Deaef, Dickey. Dickins9n. DsIing-
ham. Ellie. Elmer. Fartee. Fish. Florence. Foot. Poster.
French. GiddHgs. UiMs Green. Bvfan Green. GrinneR.
Getdcr. Hardin. Hnper HuhtelI. Hudson. W Hunt. &.
j lng-r-oIi. j X iogersoH Iuin. JenEs, II. ~ JohassH.
J. Kennedy. Danei Il Kfng. k,rkpa,rick. Iuainc,
Marsh. H. J. .Hyrris. Morse. Moseig. Ms. Mention. Par
menier. Paterson. Peyfon. Pho~nir. Pollock. l.. IL. Pit
Ter, Preston. Ramscy RayHer, Ritter. Rock,ceH Rogers,
Ru-selI. Sample. Schenck, Senfer, Severance. ID I. -ev
mour. s'monS. Albert Smith. ! 4. smith. e. - Smih.
Spence. Stephens. >ietson. Andresv Siesvart. Summers,
syke-. Thomasson. Tnden. Tyler. Iance. Danmefer. vTn-
ton. Uefhered whsa'on. Uhtie, Williams. Winfhrop, ".
UTighf. and Yosi-IO5
NArs-Nessrs Anderson. Atkinson. Baylev. Belser. Ben.
ton. James a. Black. Blackwell. Bower. Bowln. Bnd
Bnnkerhoh W. ] Brown. Burke. Burt. Caldwell. Camp
bel. ;. Cary Reuten Chapman. Aug. \. CHAIRMAN. Chap
feH. Clinton. Cobb. Coles. Cross. Cuiom, Daniel. John
!" DAVIS. Dawson. Dean. Douglass. Dmmgo lie. Duncan.
Dunlap, Ficki'n. Hale. Hamlin. Hammt,. HARRISON, Hen.
ley. Hruick. Holmes. Hogr. Hopkins Houston, Hubbard
Hughes. iiungcTiprd. ]. B. Hunt. Cave Johnson. \ Jahn.
son. q. W Jones. Andrew Kennedy. Preston King Ia
hranche. Ieouard. Lucas. Lumpkin, Lyon, NcCau>!en
Maclay. McCleIiand, McCiernand. Mcconnell. Mcdowell
Mckay. Mathews. Joseph Morris. Murphy. Norris. owen
Payne, Petit. T. ID. Potter. Pratt. Raihbun. d.. :. Reid
Rsding. ReIfe, Rhett. Roberts. Robinson. ~. John. Saun
dsrs. Thomas II. Seymour. Simpson. SiidclL. Robert Smith
sieenrod, John Stewart. stiles. Sione. Strong, Taylor. Ja
cob Thompson. Tibhatis, Weller, Wentworth, woodward
and J A. Wrighf-99.
.~Ibsenf-Nes-rs. Arlington. L. ]. B'acis. 4. V. Brown
Gogsin. Hays. Jameson, Purdy. 4 II. X al. G. NJ. Read
Rodoey, Thomas Smith. al Tucker-l2.
The Spectator Analyses this vote in the following table
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23
EfOOuc County.

At meeting Of the dem Gratis of Eagle Township, Boone
County. he Ia IN the ilth inst, FIR The purpose 81 ep2ol'lm-
d. les4t : u aitend a county convento n 10 he held at Le1a-
non, on the sjth Of My. tSll. I, ioim a dem c ate ticket
for the en,uin. August election. - mott ~, VI. \. nu<an
was called TO the char, and NJ. VI. lIeIss appointed secIc-
tary.
N mot on Of Mr.. Roinan.
no.. ved, That 10 secure the Triumph OF democratic prir-
c;.ics Throughout cur county, we will ioigei on pHsohAl
r1rc, ,r men WHO arc 10 be the repro -eniatV'> "i
those n4incipl,s. aui 20 the nominations OF cur county con-
80, n a. Vxtl ne our most cordial support.
pc.lxs5 rn,t we q. approve # county convoni'nSi M
that we Nil support no msu 'Or once VINO VIII "' S"'J''
himself 10 the decision Of a county convention
Received. That We, the democratic oohe d NV - =
re Township. will maniuly come w ana >1pi'H' 'e' '"s'
of democracy al the next ensuing August erection.
Resolved. From The fact that eternal vi-lldh'e : u' .'"e
II liberty. We. the democrats Il Eagle 10" nsaip- "ti use
our best ~onlcavois in putting down all kind- OF p'pe'"yi"-
hu .hugsety. az sweai eternal hostility to all species - y
lanny over the mind ii man.
Resolved Fsun the maxim 81 united we stand, dtViiea ",
f,n. W. = n band OF brothers viii muiuaiy All tue cause
democracy hrsurhout the land, aud rust we VIII nave ''
an.f.cti5n al seein.t the star spansiei inner OF democracy
n,aun, over the wall Of vauqG>hei atisioeFacy.
Resolved. That we are opposed TO a National BANK shs'
rr.teciixe tafiT. ti.i4ibuti n Of the pa ceeiS 81 the sales o.
Tho pusltc ltna-. a>un.tt9n - tie Stne de5'> ~ rs ecu
oral Covetnmeni. and 4 TIE moiilfaiton oi Inc veto ? We
The iol,Wirs are the names OF the deies'les Ap'',"'e-
: N. Eoiman. William Gu-e. : Z. fiettrS. NWi.m >h"
William Lemon. James Csa-en, Joseph Na!m~h' ' 'e"'"
, Rankin and MAX \. Duzan.
~ ffrrS Secftf4TV.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23
TO THOMAS RICHIE. ESQ.

NHEELING. Va. May :, ISL
SIN Nv Intercourse with You JusHies me III
approaching YOU personally, with confidence, upon any
snlieet conre.tc ted with he politics Of the country. My
position as an - instructed Delegate 4" from This portion OF
the State t. the Democratic Convention. compeis me, in
iusi ifcation of the instructions from every precinct which
appointed me- and my co-Delsgaies, 10 announce. ~ posi-
tive and uudisguised terms. what must aud will be my
course IN that Convention, aud IN the conflict which Is to
follow is determinations.
will 90 for The candidates who cmbody the most
popular proximate standard OF the republican doctrines #
'9S.
will 60 fr the men in whose victory we will have a
political regeneration. and a moral triumph. or IN whose
defat we shall fall with honor. Francis. at PAvIa. with
M empire lost. is immortal in the declaration which he
made. aud wh,rh republicans. devoted to virtue and honor
can never disregard" all l. lost, erctf our honor
will 20 fr the annexation If Texas. when that which
W lost through lmheciltiy may be re-acquirei wiihou,
dlshenor and Injustice. Texas u worth an honorable
contest but II Is not worth the North and the West; il
is not worth the integrity of the Union. The faith of
treaties. public justice. aud Tie UNION OF republican gov
,rnmenis. are more sacred than acquisition of territory.
will 90 for Martin Van Buren,, the moral hero OF The
great campaign of 1910. who received upwards of four
hundred thousand votes more than any candidate OF the
Democracy ever received.
will obey the Instructions of my consistency. and
swell the tide of pcpuI.r accla nat on for Richard VI
Johnson, the poor mans friend, and the hero of the
Thames.
| speak as the delegate Of this peoi le. whose virtue Is
s,eadiast. whose honor in the contests Of party * unsialn'
cd. whose front Rruer changed In the hour at battle, and
IN the face of an enemy. They are Spartan sons then
honora able scars are IN front and when they die, 1t will b,
f fgcing their enemies.
subscribe myself your friend. and a delegate from ,h'
northwest. GEORGE ". THOMPSON.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23
4 Vacancy. l vacancy. Il vacancy.

l Nacancy. vacancy. "a Nltdfffs Natdbc1
, vacancies.
The Globe has the following article on the sutjec,:
TnE TanIrF Built will re seen that the great meas
IRE of the session-;hc rsrIf bill has been laid on HE Ia
be. Nv a maj ,rty of SIX. We must v this result has
not sur prisrd Us much. Before The recen, excitement had
grown up here. preliminary 10 the meeting Of the BaltI-
more Co ,venlion. which has been sutdculy turned int,
an ou,cry about he annexation of Texas. we have reason
to believe. the hil would have pissed without difficulty.
II NAV. therefore. be trE ' sad. tie di~>ensipn shout the
mediate aud 'mm'diaie a"u' xsiIin of Texas has he'd the
eiErct Of dsfra'lng t e great measure which has heretofore
tten all ~ al with the republican party.
Ne have understand That members fr IN The South. here
ioiore tae IL II active opporert~ Of the existing Ia IA aud
VINO took the greatest interest in Inc pending iiil. have
suddenly become perfectly indifferent IN regard To It. sew
eral 81 taem We been seen to remain quietly IN their
seats. declining ., pass between the tellsrs IT, be- couu cd
on he vote a. tcrard 4, amendments decisive as 10 the fate
Of tie bill Sucl, nd ference on the put of members from
a secii.n Il the tuon most interested IN The reduction of
the tatn. wss ca cua,sd to hegcr a similar feeling among
the democrats of III. North who are inclined to enter into
the views of 'hcr breihrcn IF he South.
Thus, II will be- seen that the absorbing question II the
Presidency. which has hren associated with that of Tex
a~. has swallowed TN tanh The Texas question, nv IT,
self. could have Lad no such effect for The whole diff r
cnce between the democrs ats in T. ard IN That sui ct. re-
solves itself into the qut stIon OF mediate or immediate,
which is noihng more than the diff renee le;wccn lw,e.
dleium a d twc,dledce. Every body now sees that Tex
~ cannot come into The Union but 10y the vote of a future
Congress. Both portions II the democratic patty deter II
10 tho next election II = INSISTED mat the afiiftis ipf
the Presidency shall he chosen with an eye In hat oil rt
and We know e no dem cratic candidate who is not pre-
pared 10 go CIR the anne atinu of Texas. in case The poo
pie and he States. through The representatives they my
elect. declare IN favor 81 It. Why. then, should there ht
discussion among the democracy IN regard To a measure
when every member Of the party must unite IL referring
the question 10 the people at the polls or rather, to ih'
mai ,riiy e representatives. tn he hereafter chp~sn hv them
NoiwIihstand ny. however. there Is no essen Ial difference
a. - the unpirase which all now agree must decide thi
question. The strife about mere unmeaning words has hM
tie eicc; Of defeating the great aud leading measure o
the party. which 1t has cost 50 much labor To mature.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23
stree, and ,,a;us, s.. Marv's Churb. ON so.,h Fourth

street. and against 81. Mary's Churrh, on sou,h Fourth
street AT the former. Gen. Cadwalladcr. At the head of
ms force, made a speech, declaring that he had been IN
formed that martial law was proclaimed, and allowing the
crowd FIVE minutes to leave the ground. The mob dis
persed. AT the latter the United States marines euhiadet
the street. aud were brought by the commanding officer
TO a charge. The mob dispersed There were no per-
sons killed Yesterday. and but one wounded. This one,
James Lennon. was struck on the forehead by a bnck-bat
bat the wound inflicted was not dangerous. Augustus X
Peaic. whose arm was fractured BY a bullet on Tuesday
afternoon. Vas obliged to undergo the operation Of ampu-
Eating the member, the wound beng considered very dam
cerous. We have not heard ol the death Of any Of those
who were wounded on Monday and Tuesday.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23

2 Y virtue Of yea lHinui -NpanaS o. me sltccied. frnfte fi.Ft'-
. = office Of ta- gsrrn eftuii ofltt . niieNpsi.t g. PAafc sale a.
the CONT HOUSE daf mflr fean 81 inianaf1fs. rn tie q dl 81
30 nr. ISIS heiNsfu fh- ianIs nft~ff eel if 'rr fi- rI -lui rfafi-
fr seven sear~ ofhe ,aoA nag descnt,d ualra-se sHuai'sin AHr1
county To- WI:
i.hHk 10 I m .afd intn of indianapolis. icinc ue sq"al mii,ii-
81 hhf nffiifN sirif ami e Ii gor- utafe oil IT, On Ire sa-f sfie 81
the wet hAf oi the ~sFrl Wrt qanrff - ~rrtiHu -. tow ustsP -.
moth 81 range s1-i. beginning 90 il~ nuil wet citfI TIA NJ. ..
u square -. niir aNef funning ea,f nWf vs-f. fi-fe .Wt - kst
or faherN - 50 fts east - WI iusifa~ SO" fatnis 81 -%d &c .it'n.e
~rfh upon fr- efferf lrr i merry nEe fAFut 80 eHa tf 90 TEE ~u.h-
ep ine ihei,,f upon Washington sind ilaite uci 20 snih vet
corner ~ edith "a aul thence uofi a. tire gia.e a. he cunning ia iho
town 81 Indianapolis.
Aud % r,iare 10 ieiizr the fgii amount demanded q, I'D vrf,
win AZ the slle TINE AM place eNplse The ffr simple of sni
real estate. esecuied a. tie property a. E.i'i 4. tnesAn, al he
.Mg -. ISL - fa75 LfwurAp. asrN C.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23

New York but | lid rot know tina, IL as 20 End is adyo-
cate, us partisan, IN a member Of this House. Unworthy,
"a. utterly unworthy i thai narrow and illibeIsl spirit to
hnd a represent tive ia any legislative body-ieasi e all
90 The hoof OF The American Congress Of America. America
u the l'nd-not + ore ol1s-. ore Tribe. one people hume.
not fog hose only TO whom f.vofing faltuoe has granted
bifih within IT. bpidefs. The world CLAIMS ~biithisht in
America The World admits Aueuca'- own claim 10 be
the lanf OF the free and tic home Of tie brave" The
Tree clam tins Tor their country the brave claim II r their
country ; l-ioieign-bOrn though ! bel Iightfuly CAIN II
fF my country. II IS mine b. fee selection by deliberate
preference; The geutlemans BY accident only. And how !
am willing judgmen, shall 90, aud the decision be male
wAIch Of Us has The best Of D..
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Mrs rs. CHNPGtSs Yea arc requested n announce re
name # B,SNFR LAWHsAp fer te-eIcc fu % te Flee Of
voef~.
HyNc are rcq"c>el - ann .rnce lie r7Te Il LsNts
l. ASA ~rariiifc FIR a my + esSrrei ana Collector =
xyNe ar Ieque> "a 20 ann urre J,Clu lANnis . ~ = can
iihie fr Io-cle,u.n 20 d. O.. % fl,a-uc4 -n. No.lectr e.
.l..nn.- II
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The Coon Skinner.

The editions of Nos. l. =. and , are eoiIrely exhausted
and ,ur hands are full Of orders, which we cannot supply
Th.,.f,r. f,,m and after this number We shall supply
al demands a, a reduced ralc. VIZ: For twenty copies
aud u,sanis. semi 10 one address. at - cents per copy
F., anv number under 20. sent 20 one address. 80 cents
each. ~ We shall PRINT several thousands more oil No
in addition 10 cur present list. we hope to be able TO supply
all orders, II sent in soon.
CrThrse coPie.. sen, TO one person Tor one oo"d'
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Toy vtiuc oi atsninnni eepn ~ o. me directed o. n Tie fsfAs
q oHreofthe Marion rwur renr. I wHl rtue, e. Ifli sHf- o.
Dee cuui rnI~c dnnr n tie innn 81 inf anaisf~ "a ftV I'D da e
Jun. l-fl. hefAten tie A"r~ pfe-Casd hs law. 'r rent End
profits fr seven sraf- nf the flliaAFur at~tfhtd real t-fafc situated
in hftniI fuIlfA .fa wi:
tonfnrnc9nc atafH kr nfn- % ir fft - f'r Si'~ relira'-
ing frozen indianapolis Fn isnirfsu 600 firr n fs rnI attfr fHul &C.
H-nnsfr tata. n.moni fii. fnnHias ~Hi uth~t.f affrfls' "fi
linnrh in- q arie, tfrrrr west o. sNr ard tee s.ut 81 fFi
firnrr Mouth fUritr anifsofhHl- nf a .t-- tfeutf tar Hl If
irtd ir state rfd a. ft ffaor 90 ittuf - $50 H-fnt t.Hn fHr
a &C.. being pant q Tire fouh east q4nru co. sfi ran it. ru-ur,
lfg-s eat
! Mi a tir- lrr time and l1se sfn-r te q t-nrf f 81 saN RAJ
s-.fr. e,feas-I as iir pTtptlt ,f -imt,i AZ. ga fl-id. "a the
suit ,f Jtut~ NfIe
M 81. isiL = oso .LAVHgAn. stgf.v Q.
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{ sO.J.-WcstcE.

We had intended TO say = .%melhIng this evening IN
regard to tn Obligations of tie popular Instructions on
tneir De eglies To The u tmo.ratc NaunnI Convention,
aud of The authority assumed ty persons having no right
to Interpos. hetws ca tie CONVENTION and us constituency.
But we are saved the trouble by the following letter from
George ". Thompson. a Delegate 10 the Conveution-
a gentleman long Distinguish, 4 Tor his iulexibie political
mtcgtiy. / l. but a span, but worth whole columns Of
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23

FTc's for ne Peorie IN relation q 4 Protective 7 ii.. c"-
tiacus . o. icf Ieelev & lac operation II ca IsuJ Ian
since the operation of Tho government. Needing that a
1872 FTts-sf-ht page luce 6 ccti> csch. > hnnficf.
IN Asd,es in tc'aiian q ) National Policy. a'ai ici "a The
Dc,octatir sfrtc Convention. tcti a. tniilrapeis-. o. r.
.sth & Ia,uav, iSfL siAiccnpses. Pike , cents srgir s
81 ier hundred.
FIR S'e A. 'fs srfc
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23
nA,s. Wa.D

u orTCE j. .rti, given q" Toe shan. h.id.is af lie Nafsfn tnf
y ludlauauai- Raj Rad tot gunN tnt O. .tfuHn vii De- hid
~ ihe twif iiou~r a. rtmhHs on Tar tnfh Nrine-fIA l-Hn- az
2h rdal %. June nszi, Ca Tie thgnn 81 thirteen Dn,ciDFs ~ ~
Conpmy.
=. = PALMER. rr,stert r. & 1 r z. Company
Raj Road DTrs ~. a fH. I'm -. .~ff s. fw
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Marion County.

DEMOCRATIC REPJBiCly N~OBIN3TTOSS
90 l.. MCFARLAND,
- "9's l.. y. ifINER
For SkcrF. BANNER I.ANIIEAD
Far Treasurer esf Collector. LAKE.
For County t0mmiSs oarr. ANDREW Nekflipi 81.
Pr >.kopi Camm.ssioacr. JAMES
E0T COrogrr. JOHN THOMPSON.
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Spy virtue ~ aa cfcrff-n a. me dnf,frd fuln fir fFft's'-
> ncr'itlr iaiioa sHrHif eoafi.I w~1itnIf-e fs Ifiif-.'a 'e
cmui lnl-e drff. in r- favut a iftHfaft o. sr tie t.H fftf
ia,e- Isl ih-usrr, thr her ure-rr~t hf iae. tls frff. afa ifff 2
SON ruus. to vat:
The IS 81 bali - Tie soah Wtl Cuaf ttF rf HcIu 30 ;. III for r-
shNr % rance east.
AMI On talnc inreaii1e faef fnamornf Economically ssG s,fcaor,
I Will al the 50 90 g. Hr aHf place "Kps' flf Zee sln4ie ~ = Il
rai estate a. the piuitls a. lsv.b 1utti II tie suit 81 N'~ss
i.hu-r.
49, IL. q p . .--L--A-- - Z e
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$50 name vii be announced without Tic ca.h in
eIcsp E'o.i;icsi t~snsap,,cse.
Frc's for ne Psorle in relation t. a Protective r li.. en-
biacirs . hicf review e he operation Il Gu Isuj la"-
since the operation II Tho government. ~i'ceiing that 4
1872 FuTt.-ri-hi page ruce 6 octf> cach; > inniic'.
IN isd,ees in relation 10 National Po'iev. a'ai ,ei ~ he
ur.oc,a,ir Sirtc Convention. hcif a. tniilfapaii. o. TIC
sh { Januay, is4l si~'ccnrses. Pine cents sfgirj
81 er hundred.
~ 80 a. -. .f.c
Rksl Netp E~E.Ts.rfer.
q o1lcE j. leel, given IL Tie .hare h'iie'>of lie rai~n "a
:, = ~ , s@@4 ,P@.r N n - mta. .. 80. 81 ny s, f 'rr mrins.sn - i.asm
9TH dsa -! June nrzi, Ca The ,honn 81 thirteen Dnsoi,fs .r shf
\. = r,INrr. rn-asr, n = 1 7. z comaay-
Ri Road 0.f,.E.@- m."'vi sit F~
IA a. *ss.s.
50 eHie~oi tr psisan emut o'ut . ~ liesp~'to gatiae sale a.
81 mr.. ISIS between te haa,s rr~,asdf, 'rr o.. rsi.ani rsii-
ff rse"s YEAR. onhe. 'i'A nsde-erned a'aiea-se siua''''" A"'r1
rark No I'm .nd tasn 81 indianapolis. teins lie eqral nra,i.
en n w" We. - ha s." ef d., -. ~ WI MA qs,r' ~. e --i,5.a s.. ,@s n.t.p -.
n .quarr s. on NE ar, maoine ea.r ara u.st fi-are .aa . Gei
or aher"~r - ',eat A. WI ''sir'r -" iairi' p" - 90 't.n.e
e' iue ihe'cf upon Washington sn'i lsrw wei 20 saih ~ef
c,.ner Il seitAa anl iAence month 10 THE lfa.e. a. aseunns "a 'ho
l"i oa ,iare To reaiizr the nal amount demanded d, .ah VT,
real estate executed a. tie rHi'rp 81 Li'H L. tne'iAA' al de
.Hs u, ~. . eu9 .LfwurAn. asvM G
sGEmsrE"s
of' - %G o. re- Va "'a si e nT ra@ T. +" + r. s a' s,s'. = a. ia pa .' .a 4
1r cman 'ui-e dsr ia the town OF intanap4~ "a ~ a-a ds e
profits nf --sea sra,o f The fllean d,.,asa raj ,,t'e situated
'ommroaa. =, fSs stan aa.i - ne TX n 'e s,s~ %nslira,-
na from i"t'nfgs'- - r~str'm 600 iir 80" rHi tf.r irn s,
iooch.tn- - arair, r,rrr wet a. .,r ard tne oAnt ct rae
prid iue state rrl l., ~. ii4cr. - ir-ufHe e. SEQ e.tao ,ne
a re-. beng pmi 81 TIE ronh cast qnro &" se,n.a i1. tTr-iDr,
,nia l,ire,o rrr',sthr 0' -nrn s.,snifa D said p'f.
s-er. r,rsate5 ,-ihe ana"ns of muei AZ. 'a.,ard 81, ne
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From The GL5c.

Clement Cui1n. S~>crv
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CANDIDATES.


TILGuNAN y. HOWARD, Of rarkc.
JAMES q. READ. of Clarke.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-03-23
OIL OF TANNIN,
OR LEATHER RESTORER.
A NEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY

NEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.
Most people know that skins and hides are convert
ed into leather by the use Of Tannin extracted from
certain barks, &c.
When the force and strength of the Tannin is worn
out leather becomes dead, hard dry BRITTLE cracked
covered with crust Sc THIS ALL KNOW. To re-
store then, life, soness, mostness, strength smooth
ness and ramove all crust fly, blister-restore the
tannn This substance the leather never can receive
the second time but the whole virtues of it are in
this article, the OIL OF TANNIN-whch pene-
traes the stifes and hardest leather, if it has been
twenty years in use; and if it tears easily with the
fingers, it imparts at strength that is utterly
incredible until seen. 1t becomes like new leather,
in all respects with delightful softness and polish,
and makes all leather completely and perfectly i'm
pcrvious to INDEPENDENTLY boots, Shoes carri-
agetops, harness. hose, trunks and in fact all things
made of leather, giving splendid polish even high
err than new leather has, and at 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 carrage-tops-have old harness,
and throw them away half used-look filthy them
selves and all about them-expcnd double what is
necessary for articles Of leather to their hearts
tent, for what we care, # their prejudces are SO
strong, they will cot try new discovery We have
favors to ask Of Them they the greatest sufferers
aud we beg for nobody's custom or patronage. Now
gentlemen, please yourselves.
Iss None genuine unless with the fac smile sig
nature of COMSTOCK & Co.
For sale by CHARLES STOTT,
jan 90 Druggist, Penn. Av., Washington.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-03-23
MO EXCUSE FOR A BALD HEAD

Since the important discovery of DR. JAYNES
HAIR TONIC, every one may, if he chooses, pre-
serve his hair from falling off, if already bald may
with certainty have his hair restored again by faith
u and perscyering application of this valuable HAIR
TONIC
Please to read without prejudice the following
communication from the Philadelphia Sun, which in
addition to hundreds Of others equally respectable
should remove the doubts of every reasonable per-
son Of the uniform and singular efficacy of JAYNES
HAIR TONIC:
We publish the following letter from a sense of
duty to the public. 1t is just such letter we
should have expected from such source. We know
DR.. Quigy personally, and there is no man in the
country, whose opinion is entitled to respect
He is all subjects honest and sincere and his high
character Physician can be attestcd by the first
medical men in this city.-Phiiad. Sun.
Shepherdsiopn, Va Oct. 10, 1s43
Dear Sir:--You inquire Of me whether Ihave used
your Hair Tonic, and the effects.
Several years ago my hair began TO fall rapidly
from the scalp, and had the prospect of premature
badness. During several years used various pre-
paratons recommended for the hair from which ]
derived no benefit At length friend recommended
your Hair Tonic. used three or four bottles &C
cording to the printed directions and at the end of
SIX MONTHS my hair was thick set and since its ten
dency to turn grey was arrested.
have never before given certificate, recommend
ing patent medicines, which unfortunately used,
as they often are do much injury but in like
the present. where know the article to be beneficial
and that it can do no harm, have no scrupIes in
stating facts within my own knowledge
Yours, SIC.
JOHN QUIGLY, M. d.
Dr.. ID. JAYNE, Philadelphia.
ALSO
JAYNE'S VERMIFUGE-
JAfNE'S CARMINATIVE-
JAYNE'S SANATIVE PILLS
For sale by
R. s. PATTERSON
Sole AGENT, Washington,
0. M. LINTHICUM
Georgetown, d. G.
Druggists and dealers supplied at the Proprietor's
prices. ian Sim
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-03-23
THOMAS P. JONES.
WAsHrNeToN. Ian. % 1919

IL with biographical notices of the signers of the
Declaration of Independence, sketches of most re-
markable events in the history Of the country; by
r. w. Lincoln. Embellished with portrait Of eac
of the Presidents, and forty.fve engravings.
sale at the book store of
nov c. r. FARNHAM.