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OLD FEDERALISM REVIVED,

The wings finding that they can't get up
another breeze on iOg CGbinS, coon SKINS
and hard cider, have fell back upon the old
doctrines of old federalism, and begin to
talk it out quite mqulnlly Mr. ). S. Prem
,iss who nude a speech in New Orleans
Just before the democrats be7! the coons
50 handsomely, and who few weeks since
made a speech to the Clay CIub Of this city,
has lately visited Philadelphia on his re'nr"
South: while there he was invited to visit
the Clay Club aud make Il speech, He DID,
In that speech the Pennsylvania says -
ale frankly stated that the old jefferson
doctrine OF the inherent supremacy OF the
people nnl their riIh themselves IL Judge
of the measures Of government, which Is
continued in the motto, Tor Popnf For
Dci,' wos "a b'g5pis@ons Jailocy-that the
officers the government IN this Rcp0o'ic
were quite Independent Of the people, that
when the people formed the system under
which they now live, they parted with all
ihair authority, and dlycsled themselves q
every power, by investing the govcrnmen
with The Whole power ana authority OF '"'
State; aud that if the cmlire naiion-cvcr!
nan without single eyccp'lon--was tt
meet, in one body aud unanimously Gesr'
to effect any ohlec, or prevent any action
they would not have the right or power II
do 50.
These are strong federal doctrines hon
esdy stated, and are worthy of their viii!
advocates"
Here We have it: Mr. Preniss says tina
the "oG'cers Of The Government are gut
iadcpcai,m IF The popic," and hcsnppori
Mr. Clay who says: IF genticmn wlH M
aHoc as 10 hare b,0ck SiarcS, THE
MUSTLET US HAVE WiI!TEONES.
We reckon this kind Of doctrine won't su
the "log cabin boys" We shall sec
n. r. Democrat.
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BEAR IN MIND,

All men who are opposed to The annex.
alton of Texas, that ~ HENRY CLAY,
while Secretary Of State under John Quin-
cy Adams, wrote March 18th, 1927, 10 the
American Minister at Mexico, C. author
izipg him 10 offer one million of d0iiars Ia
that GovernmenrFOR THEPURCllASE
OF TEXAS. This man who offered to
buy Texas with the peoples money, let it
he remembered, IS THE WING CAN
DIDATE FOR THE PRESIDENCY.
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-S7TEjRNS' CUElP STORE.
BERKSHIRE MEDICAL COLLEGE.
FACILITY.

HENRY H. CNILDS, NJ. D., Professor ol the Theory and
Practice of MrIicnc and Obstetrics.
GILMAN KIMBALL, NJ. D., Professor Of the Pr'nc'pIes
and Practice al Snrger| -
ONZO CLARK, NJ D.,rroiessor Of General and special
Pu,ho,uet g; aud Ma,era Me,ca
BENJAMIN Il. PALMER, NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy
aud Physiology, a.,
CHESTER UENN, VI, D., Professor OF chemistry Ho'-
any, u.G 'aturl Philosophy,
HON HENRY HUBBARD, a. NJ, Professor Of Men'cHl
jurisprudence. -
TIMOTHY CHlLDS, Demonslrulcr Of Anatomy.
The annual course 0i lectures will commence ON ihe
FIRST Thursday sl u! August next ani continue 'o'ec"
week. - am e. o
those who have attended, two ;lI courses ~ lhto poe"
MtIiCnl Schools SIT; Ma,riculoiion ticket, 81, siW
dents who have ATTENDED two courses NJ ms Institution
wil! lc repaired 10 pay only the Aar'nlnnN Tee u'"n
ua,iou Zee ! a. Library lee according to tie number Vi
huChS taken out, -,
REAUING TERM Instruction is c'vcr daring tie
whole ear ~ M the ranches u Medical SceiCe Sln-
ius win he farm shed with GUc supply oisulJrciS hitl
! GOOD Recommendations iOT dissection. DnilN examinations
and rec i,,,, Ni he attended, aud Thesis on some
medical subject will h. cNrcCtrd otcich slHdcni onre
tr'unlt. students will have ACCESS to tie Anatomical
Museum the Cabinet If Minerals, ana the library
Fee for the whole term So Hnd Tor part oi me term
| the fee viii hp IN proPof,ion. -
The rrrdirg 'Crm will he under The direction OF frn
Gibbs assisted by cumrCttnt instructors. The regular
and sy,rmuc instruction here pGr>ned VIII We o great
advantage IN preparing sudruts "r attendance uOh llt
| cuur.C ri pubic lectures. o,...
Students who propose attending the course Of lectures
viii find il nlvnniageou. srchdurw weeks in the Read
rc Term rrovius to the Opening c the Session, Il
witch ,hey will he admitted erttu.Iunsy.
II. H. CilllnS, President.
| Pt,t.Gpld MAY lsil. a0S I'm
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MIR CLAY IS WANTED AT HOME.

MIR Clay had better give up his election.
ecring tour, and hurry back to Kentucky.
The people there are playing strange
pranks in his absence While lie is travers-
ing the Union, aud wherever he appears,
his friends like the proprle'ors ct menag-
erie, inviting the people to walk up aud
see him "wcrry wonderful performance
rank rebellion is rife in his very door yard.
A, the election in August last, the Dem
ocra,s of Kentucky made noble rally,
and the result was the election OF five
Democrats and five Coons to Congress-
For this defeat the Wings apologized to
their astonishcd brethren III our States,
by telling them about local questions, &c.
Sc, but that nothing OF the kind should
happen again. Since then there happens
to have been al election sin two counties
to fill Il vacancy in the Legislature, aud the
local questions" work worse than ever.
Next fall they will show themselves in
every part OF tie State. "'rhe special
election in Carroll aud Gallatin counties.
TO Gil the vacancy accustomed hy the rcslg-
nation of Mr. Mason, has resulted in the
choice of Dr.. ?. p Hanna, a sterling Dem
ocrai, over Mr 4. 6. Craig, Wing. by a
majority of 3d. At the August election,
Mason, Wing, was elected by large ma
ioriiy. This election is an additional
proof Of the sllIl advancing cause of De.
mocracy in Kentucky"
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HIS PRINCIPLES.

Il would no, vote for any body but Hen
ry CLAY for ali the money in tina, bank GAR
mcrs and Mechanics,) said man worship
er the other day while conyersing or poll
tics.
Why not, we asked. Because, said the
Clay devo,ce, like his principles 81 we'll
WcIl-wha, are his principles! 'Why--a
Tariff for prolecliou,' But there is not the
sIigh,cst difference, said we, between Mr,
Clay, Mr. Van Buren,, Mr. Cass or Mr. Blc-
hanan aud even Calhoun aud johnson are
about the same on the Tariff; all for tariff
.or revenue and incidentally Tor protection,
Bat. said he, mn also for distribution Of
the proceeds Of the public lands among the
States And here ended the lesson on "hig
principles, about which there rs so much
noise made and tar burnt, and coon songs
sung: and yet in what do the doctrines dlI-
fer from the democrats! Simply IN The
magnrr Of GiEp0sing of Ike oroi|> Of The
puJEc lands; whether they shall he pad
direclly to the states, aud the amount ihns
absraccd from the general government be
replaced by indirect tayatIon; or whether
the funds Shall he retained by the general
government, and thus supercede the neces
s,y Of taxing the people to supply that a.
mount. Yes, this constitutes such nigh
ty difference as 10 cause men to become
semi-idolators Of Harry q! the Vest
Yon see that no notions o! human rights -
of Just and equitable Iaws-of restraining
the ovcrshalowing influences olslavery ell
ters into the creeds ofei,her Of these grea
selfish parties ne, even into tie creed ofIl
only true abolition party led on by a du
cling slaveho!dcr.-Aib. Patriot
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MERCHANDISE TRAlNS

Run daily rs follows;
Leave Bo,,on at 81, p NJ, and arrive al Concord
lhessgEe Gyening ,.,
LGyc Concord nj p. NJ, and arrive n, Boston the
rreioht first Glass "a; Second Glass, 50.
Fr,rht should he delivered at Concord and No'ton an
hour nj epst before leaving to insure delivery by the
first succeeding Train.
value, NJ more than $50 notice should ne given and e\
tr charges paid Clnm for damage or loss htynh'
srrh ANN viii he nlowed N.G. UPliAM, Supt
s' o ," a. liza l5i-li
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uyoU Coughs Colds Asthma or phthisic, Consumption
n Whoopma Cough, ANA all rulmonar! Aiirc'"hS "i'
Diseases of the Luues his i, believed n he the "s' pop
ulr and eicAcious Medicine ever Known IN Am't'"' w'
nrnoi o vbirh lie woull refer to n~c who have us'H
md t The numerous certificates Of h, riruls ana u'hers
nttachc, to the side wrapper to each holt'c, -,
distinguished PHI, siriusls he "rcgnrds II Ns ''''
nIruI and rery rfrqrious Medrirr,' another "lh"
:, has ,e,r, nronir,I 6ieb ,Fvirra nUd 81 Tar ~ ht
,, ,,rr L,s der disappointed TIE reasonable tApcc'n
tnliuns Ol those Whn NnNtW't"' 49, .. a,
Re- ,,rcl tllu il j. not gcNunC unless one or hni
,rihn written ,'luntnrr, Of SIMPSON RHhD or wv
toT.y Cf.CI E are i,,uutl attached Ia yellow anci
- Nm. onyr'npc (lll lrus oHud after the date OF Dec
5aO vill hive i,rvlItrn ruturc OF Wn lnn'E cutler
p,r"nrra f., EFEp. WING " ct TIER, lu.mcrlS Low "
ur,,l) Wrolo.a'r ur1a-,ls. - Mham street, Hosl"n
nnda0lhy Druggists N'oiicy"reo"hN ''"U'! '''''""''
ncurrnlN ITru5u cents.
Won.storh, sold %, ). j. .NT"Y Druggist
3" =" RS UIlDET. i5i-ym
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A NATIONAL. DANK,--At the present
lime the whirs avow the establishment. of
a National Bank, as one of their cardinal
measures. And doubtless, they would es-
,,bish such an Institution, il they could
succeed in eIec'ing Henry Clay to the
Presidency. 1t therefore hehoovcs all "i
both political parties, to consider the me'-
sure in all its features, all its bearings
anon the interests Of society; and, then, to
iact, in relation to it, MS patriots vlgIlanlIy
guarding the sacred irnsrs rePosed IN us
by our fathers, Clay is an advocate ct a
National Banks the champion OF the
Bank party. They have 10 hopes OF a
Bank unless they can elect him. Let him
he elected and Bank will be established;
let him be defeated, and death blow is
given to the Bunk policy. Which SIDE
viii the American people takc' Which
side ought they TO take!
jefferson, upon the question Of charter
ing the old Bank Of United States, gave
his opnion as follows:--'l consider The
foundation of the Government, as laid OF
this ground that al'powers mot delegated ''
The United States, by The Constitution, no.
Ipruhibi,cd by it to the States, are reserved
to the States ,rcspcc,iveIy,or to the people
To lake single step beyond the honnGarle
thus specially drawn around the power o
Congress, is To take possession Ola bound
less fcldo power, no longer, susceptible
Of definition, The power to incorporate
Bank has not, in ny opinion, been delegH
ted to the United States, by the Cons,Iin
ton" So said the great "Apos'le ofLib
erly," and SO say the American people,
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THE WOODSTOCK AGE,
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EVERY TIL RSDAY EVENING,
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ELM STREET, OPPOSITE TIE BANK.
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LAST CALL!-Sars Oneu

ALL persons hrvnn unscI'led accounts with the e'-
"a tate Of JOiN BIISii. lue Of Woodstock are earn
,,y requested To call sub.crcr befTe tee FIRST
d,, of Juue newt and settled the same Tep hooks niny
he fund mill that time IN his possession the TnShnp
Of VIM Peire fnrmely occupied by John ni-h, fectas-
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Is remind Of lie old ma sim That rlnys nre dangerous
JOHN u. BLISIi, Administration.
Woodstock, March I, 1914. eOs 3w
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"vnrpJrNCE M llur wears hNs iully tested the VIZ
E'At"h'ir;,nN ", ,,'sIs M,r,c,rrn IozryGEs sey-
49, nl;"n b"xrs hive heen sold aud given perfect sat
igG,c ,1,,', +" MI %I Who have used them
Ply scinn. and cIcreymen, LAWYERS, Professors r,Gn
and poor, hlh mud Ia" IL la' '",l w, Mn"' ,b"v
American people nave sII'h 'u'h '"r. 49," ,, o
nre now Fast spreading ''el' hhue"'0 III IVY F"'
the known world ~ ,.,.-,, ,r,,,,
WORMS tAtoH zen u
To thousands without their ever being suspected
Children and adults often suffer much rom men, Nnc'
box Of Shrrnun's Worm lo2euscs would give them IN
nthintc rcliel, Hundreds at instances nave CONT l" NV
knowledge where persons the hrnA Of The grave iS
WASTING away aud the PhyscinuS trying her shll' III
vain and resor! Inst, the only hnrr sherman
Worm Iozcngrs, which hive restored mt" htt'in hi'
hnnppncss How often have mothcrs called ut the ware
hosc and pOured forth their thanks and blessings Tor h
restoration Of their dear beloved offspring. Never b'o,
has rrrect remedy been discovered for Inc ehe eT"u'
| cation OF MI kinds OF worms, ,,,..r,oNr
| HENilNIlIi, IailI - WV,
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A NEW ERA OF
SEE A TX S II H. A IL II
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POETRY.
By SLAsHER, s. Go.

BY SLAsHER, q Co
when This old hat was new,
Some twenty years ago,
The Fed 'ruIlsS began 10 lear
A final overthrow
And SO 10 keep their party up
And make il look less "blue,
They've changed their name Il dozen 'liI'es
Since hi, old hat was new!
When this old In, was new,
Ere ''palent wings were made,
The Feds against the rights OF man
Were openly arrayed--
But though they now deny the name
As knlves are won't 10 do,
Their doctrines look just as they did
When this old Int WAS new
when this old hat was Eew
The Feds despiscd the poor,
hnd blu,hcd if they were caugh, within
A dirty "cutia" door
The Democrats alone were found
Among the tolag crew
Logs mere moi roiic( ia rg3'ed shiTA
WhcA this old hat was new.
When this old hat was knew
IT'S known that Harry Clay
PrriirSsed TO be a democrat,
Before he went nsiray,
And for the "Secrclary ship"
Sold ont TO Johny a.
The man he called. "lrnitor black.
When this old hat was new!
When this old hat WIS new
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I.InER ATTAIN.

NOTICE, Is hereby given that Genfee Davis. minor
~ has bought his time Of mel shall therefore claim
Of his earnings and pay no debt. Of hs con,r,ne
amor This date ELIpHkIET DAVIS.
noyalton, May is, lsii 2uf 5w
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yr,uoIGII many medicines auyc been before the public
| II ,nnrh loulrr urr.ud 'ien NRtGHr's l&nISN VIC
rr,nIr prlLsN,t none stand, IL higher rtpuror Hs
,,nrr rtunlly u,luneu Grn Mold upon popular csrnit
M, ,hoisn,, tnI have used them ihruughuut the length
ann, Ire,tlh al tile Rehlc.u hear cheerful test moHN t.
thor ,p,n,uh c.rn', aud mild operation Wien cHrlol
ed In Inc most distress us disorders "Whi-h iesh II i'
tor
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Tho above with many q her goods have been received
mis- duy ard will he sold such prices us cannot h' L"
VI, "o ' s,,;r,' g, ,i>f,c,ion CHAS. DANA, Lr.
April -.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Holm r.. WRlCIiT.

N. EAST CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND CHARLES srs.
Entrance on Charles street.)
HDEREMPTORY SALE OF DRY GOODS,
~ &c. &c.-B BY postponement from last Friday, in
consequence of the goods hot having arrived BY or
der Of ASST nee will be sold on THIS TUESDAY
MORNING, Dec. 24th, at 10 O'clock the balance of
stock OF seasonable Dry Goods fancy Shaws Cloths,
Cassimeres, &c. &C., comprising III part-ane West
OF England Cloths and Cassmeres; fine black and
striped Satinets; Londen I weeds; TekeI Rainbow,
Tartan Plaid, Robroy and Striped Shawls elegant
needle worked embroidered French tlTbet wool Car
dinals; fancy silk Shaws; Hdkfs. and Cravats; Cash
mere De Ecosse and MousiH de LANES; Cambria
ildkfs.; table Linens; Kerseys; linen Shirts fine lambs
wool Shirts and Drawers; cotton do; chdren's Ole
Bull Caps; PantaoUns; Cloth Coats &c; ~ fine stub
and twist English double barrel Gums and variety of
other matter too numerous to mention. Also, some
100 very costly Rosewood, Mahogany, Satin-wood
and other work toilet and fancy Boxes, furnished and
unfinished, all of which must positively be sold
without regard 10 prices. Therefore would respect.
fully invite the trade in general
Q}- Terms cash, par money.
JOHN Il. WRIGHT, Auctr,
N. E. corner of Baltimore and Charles sts.,
d24-lt Entrance on ChdrIeS-st
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ANHAM ESR A.
REDUCTION OF PRICES.


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M HAMBHA as place of geRtlemahly resort as
sures its patrons that III reducing his prices the same
rules, which have proved satisfactory to all will be
adhered to, and the strctest order insisted on
Disofdery persons, who cannot conform TO the rules
OF the House, and Boys under age requested not
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remain.
The subscriber wishes the above distinctly under
Stood that gentlemen may feel assured they can visit
the Alhambra and indulge in quiet amusement and
exercise without the slightest fear of annoyance.
n3- Mr. BRADLEY, my former assistant having
returned from the North, will have the entire contio
of the Saloon department.
{C3-The ALEXANDRIA SALOON OF REFRESH
MENT usual, il furnished with all the require ents
of the season, which served no in The best style
dl0-lm AMBROSE BALTIMORE.
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CHRISTMAS EVE

GRIND FANCY g. CITIZENS DRESS Ball
A tHAitLks l.. SPIES, respectfully informs his
~ friends and the public, that he will give Grand
Fancy and Citizens Ball, at CENTRAL HALL, on TUES
DAY EVENING, cath inst Every arrangement will
be made 10 render this one of the most agreeable
Balls OF the season. The Room will be handsomely
ADDITIONAL LIGHTS.
TICKETS 81. 70 Rice's Band is engaged for
the occasion. In the course of the evening the LA
POLKA will be danced, by two of Mr.. SIS pupils.
n, b. SUPPER will be furnished q $50. per head
Master of ceremonies, CHAS. L. SPIES,
dlS-d,5 TeRl
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GRAND SOIREE AND EXHIBITION
GYMN ASSUME
AND CALESTHENIC INSTITUTE,
ENR LAnIES & GENII. EMEN

AND CALE6TIENIC INSTITUTE,
FOR LADIES s. GENTLEMEN,
IND YOUTH of both se1es.
No. D n. LIBERTY ST, ID door from Baltimore
RE IL. PERRY having received the most liberal
1VA encouragement OF many Of our best citizens
who have realized the benefits of Gymnastlc exercise
has been induced to add to his establishment a com
plee system of Caeslhenics for both sexes. Mr. Perry
pledges himself to employ every means to make his
Institute worthy the attention of Parents Guardians
N3- The Ladies Department will he under the n-
mediate charge of Miss Kennedy Of Boston, an eff
cient teacher i'll the various branches Of Caeshenic
exercises.
RECOMMENDATIONS:
We recommend all persons, both Ladies and Gen
tleaen rs they value health, to engage in the above
exerciscs-DrS. Alexander, Smith, Buc ker Dunbar.
QI- Ladies' hours from IL A. Al. till 4 z. M. Cen
tlemens from till 10 p. M. n27-lm
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DRY GOODS, &c.

ESLEECY LINED HOSE. Just received,
u small lot of superior Feecy lined SPUN SILK
HOSE, with general assortment of GOODS in my
lne--al of which will be sold low ut AMOS LOVE
joys Hosiery. Yarn and General Trimming Store,
No. 1913 BALTIMORE STREET, nearly opposite the
Clipper Office. d5
EROsIlEIIS. AT REDUCED PRICES. have
N Il in store large stock of Hosery-among which
can be found
Drab and Slate coIored Cashmere HOSE
Fine black Cashmere do.
Pussan black Alpaca do.
Black, plain and ribbed Worsted do.
Plain aud rb'd Wosted, assort'd ColOrs do.
Worsted mixed half do.
Merno do do DO.
Plain and rb'd blk and worSted cotton do.
Unheached and mixed long do.
Slate colored, superior quality do.
Mixed and unbIeached half do.
Germantown and county knit half do.
JAMES PETERS,
do Corner of Howard and Fayette-sts.