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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-26

TO The LADIES.
BALL COSTUME.
THE subscriber having completed his Tor the
@ ss Gi
&c
CORONATION ROBES from 50 se-usaal price s,
Ss ssds %aa s% eoo n
g. farletsn Maslias, from 5 rer yard.
osssSt a. do s e Eds :,,s;. from 3D.
a.%os 4 s m ~ &c K. sei Of Waists and
EMBROIDERED WAISTS from IS.
do Robes with waists, from 50 80
DO s sasY Risisre, co.
Collar. &C . viii . = Sas.sd very cheap
SSSiidss's TsIs Borders, from cd.
ExSiss 81 fA 1%eI SSsbE ss from n
90 E EsS,rs't jeI 1sS% fi o. :. To .sn
IN THE e IA s"H DEf%$RTMENT viii be found
Esa Sf fsu gs S: and Isss lsse
Ss and fns rsee: and Eds
square and dem Wells Of every style and quality from 81
E.!,:. sai 5 HSsaHf ssi;., Msrino Vests,
g g S MI He,.. do
:: Black l.a a. A + Cashmere e &:
os@ s'f hS %ee sS and other Vests
Drawers, &c, SC
80 dozen Trimmed Cap. s.. a .s s,u, prize
4 ksfsSs: = sfsss. g.. Ss
ss Black f Pr Sss'fS Eans rs broadway
DR. LARDNER, CONSULTING ENGINEER.
| A CARD-The Public is informed that pr. LARDNER
r IN Of as e, ,n Ens
Ensl..d and 5ane- Inventors pa,en.es.
consult him on matters requiring the application If the
s Reports disputed ausons and doubtful pon es
as viii supplied O. S' wha
sS' s, ose ss q Se !. SsS
being los, BY ,0.s Is s s.a. w be
JET AND FANCY BEAD GUULS
TIE subscriber has recently received from Of the lrs
r Rsw md S.a et on. and aas
Bags Also new 'tyls Of saun Buttons and Pins. not i'm
10 Dasusrreotype Plates, sc, for sale:
d6 lmsrc 10 and 20 Liberty st., up stairs.
CLEANI>G OF LALE AND b ONDE BY A
New SUPERIOR PROCESS.
pEiTZ late from Pa has hs hon2r to inform
Bacs Sill Lac, Wells BIZ Dresses as to look good
Ma4ame Dei!r 4, inform ladies that she is IN. only
esa IN tie city that understands CLEANING Laces md Blonde
between Canal and Howard ts ds
TO THE DAGUERREAN ARTISTS.
Just RECEIVED from Paris by packet ship Francis the
500 French pagueneoyps Plates large size tsr brandt
5 Aromsl 81; Glasses. M aGS.. diameter
sale cheap for cash by \. A. AKTAULT,
Lafayette Bazaar, l49 Broadway, cor. Of Liberty st.
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DR.. SALTER'S YOUNG MANS FRIEND.
OR SPECIFIC MIXTURE

A CERTAIN, most effectua and speedy cure This Il
"A mixturc that completely bids defiance disease; the
invaluable and unequaed in IL raizes the
most surprising suppressng all the morbid symptoms
and rrltaons Of the disease generally twenty
four hours Dr. Sate
ion u very great number Of the continent aud
Hospitals in Europe and The universal this
sufficient Of It's superior efficacy at once the
most cera.a and SAFE and the speedy remedy e-
poyed. This mixture may led by the Jic with the
umS being entdote uneqeaed for the
with each bottle Price 81 Wholesale aud retail by j, u
FAY at l6 Fulton lamp sorel Sun Budngs New
ExPREss PRICES REDUCED--Ths subscribers nav
reduced their Espres prizes o. al small packages Of law
from this city Buffalo and the intermediate points, Also
through Wells Co.'S Express from Buffalo Chicago
cents package from ths city Chicago, and the
ns ronss On tbs t;ks;;s..roS vr, .,v.o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-26

WOOL-l5oO lbs Amencan Fleece Wool, washed and IN
= ~ '''@''0 4 X tCLIfNy 4 CO.,
airs IS South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-26
FASHIONABLE DANCING.

MONS. GABRIEL DE KORPO NAY,
II York and vicinity that arrived purpose
giving the principal fashionable Dances
the highest circles Of European and American society
Mons has lately arrived from Boston, Saratoga and New
where his style tn admiration Of the public
and the marked approval OF the fashionable community.
Among cthsr Mons proposes 70 teach that well known
the vase de Depx Pasths Mazourkanew Cotillionsnsw
Galoppe, and all American Dances.
Mons. K will We assisted by MADAME kORPONAY a.
Musician The instruction will be given in the French Ger
man and English languages.
Rooms engaged at IS Park Place private cool
and airy1or the aceommodato1 81 Ladies ana
the fashionable circles Of London and Paris be taught in sin
four lessons.
For further particulars. inqnire of MONS. KORPONAY at
his residence Is Park Place.
TERMs-Class Lessons from 10 to H. A. M, l2tol and
to 2, P. NJ, and from to ia the evening.
Six lessons x6twclye lessons, $40, and quarter Sl5
Private Lessonssx Lessons ST. twelve lessons $2 quar-
ter, $50.
All other hours will be devoted Public Institutes Acad
em,es Ec n
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PARIS LIFE PILLS.

THIS Medicine has been counierfeed. Purchasers will
therefore be Of getting the genuine article only Of the
duly appointed agents. all Of whom are furnished with csrt
balsamc and gcaing powers of this fine herbal med
that they all III the feeble
he invalid health and do al The heads Of
% he e. 70 a. ~
any case. fARhs LEE FILLS ere now from thsir many
From our .assnt Jor he Western part Of Neg York,
Mes,rs. Thomas Robert & Co
GEsrLEME..l requested to state that Mr. J: ".
sScscy Of as LIE PHI: x:c Mr. f.issSiId oS Gaze
fully accord. Indeed these ri i have ali Others
New York Stethey not brisk pill but slow and sure
ed taking them that has been cured Of the
obstinate and lons'andins dy;gfSsis sGFRT1sStts Ey
Postmaster Of Jo.n'. Corner, Madison county. Ny
AsIoNIsHINa CURE or THE LIVER COMPLAINT.
GErrLEMENavins received the greatest benefits from the
OF P4rs Life P give you my te.tmony in their
have been afflicted with the Liver Complaint, and the pains
side WIRE very great attended with conslderable cough
used pill. completely reduced, and had become
weak be unable was and could
than two hours Of nsl 20 was my system uade,
dollars for medical attendance all the rent kiuds Of
medicines celebrates for The Of the Liver Cumplant with
tn sncs have been using PARIS LIE Pills have been in Sss
health than have experienced for the last five am
also stroner sleep good a. ever did and can walk any
Any person who doubts these statements Incorrect by in
curing q me shall receive JUsEH BRBouR
Poplar Lane ss9ss m p i;i:ss spsias
Foreign merchants and exporters nfomeo that PARIS Life
Pills in French German Spanish and Portuguese
lm. T ROBERTS CT III FF' ssss s',:.s.
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Ibis ozs Pounds Of Ounces Of Half Pnts Of
w., W.: u :|Z|lIl|s|z|z|z1IE
y y y y j..
Tuesday III lHl II ~
Wdday II lAI II I5I IL
Tn day M l4I IhIH II FL
Saturday III IA I'll II


The be Of good and wholesome quality be
proved by the Collectors and the deret articles
the ration delivered board the good and lu
casks md be provided and
the contents Their Of distinctly liked each
be understood that the will be bound to
furnish. sonabe notice. often be ed by
the captain of The sell with the appreciation Of the olector
mot exceeding day each we-k such
fresh and fresh getsbles may be equivalent the
corresponding VI the ration allowed in the naval service.
d2i Gtre e. L. VAN NESS. Collector.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-26

FRENCH 1OES, of very superior quality for sale
In lots suit purchasers board the ship Utica from
Havs Apply 70 Capt Hewitt board, Pier MOT North
R,va
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-26

DOTATOESiOOe bushels English Potatoes just received
4 and for sale IN lots 10 suit purcha.ers by
JOSEPH McMURIAY, 100 Pine strsst,
do OF South
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Two OF Embroidered Dresses from 50 up.
One Of the richest Silks imported
" do 81 Velvet Satin.
One case containing rich Thread Scars B,rbees Capes
Wells Manaus coloed Babees and rich Laces for founces
berthes aud sleeves.
Une case Of Alexander's best long Kid Gloves.
few pink blue. straw, a2d some very richly trimmed
Also Of fancy articles, which will be offered very
low prices
The above with variety of other Goods offered by
JAMES BECK 4 CO..
d2l nc 359 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-26

n0Nh Don'.D anston Trunk Boards for sale by
dIon fE ~ y - y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-26
NEW YORK LYCEUM.

NEW YORK LYCEUM,
~ Lispenard street, corner Of Brosdwsy.
ITALIAN ES Td5 sarSssk EaAFF FAfETlSS hArhkMA-
MoNs; RICHARD in conjunction with n AD30 2!
F. ssyos Si;Si; s;fss;
snd :. ;ssne e. M London and
have opsas IL The above school for
daily yd pgp; i, s s1S o. e syn
sasSss Of he g, seoG The
For Soss who WISH lessons IN any modern language ss
Mr. Richard continues of lectures in French
evening at I O'clock s..s
TEETH! TEETH TEETH!!
ns :' ssa from ns 8
WIZ WIZ i hi. cell, Celebrated mineral, Is
1'0''hs cured or Ss;E1ie on iss's
EEEEss 4SEEEsaEsS YS:s !: V;
y
NEW YORK RIDING SCHOOL.
Nos. 90 and 90 Watt st. near Canal.
s Snaa r S
ON 0s "a s.tsi s saas
s sss ds
eaclnsysy The riding master well known to one Of the
n ss %sS: and %
THE CELEBRATED BHHM FLUTE ADOPTED AT
s ERNST
specfuy that the Of the above
Flute having induced him study IT, he is fully prepared
He would invite amateurs u call a. his
rooms 3 Broadway where he will be happy " let them
hear and explain thrm the Of the invention
which remarkable for the Of its and its great
perfection Of NJ BM Ernst still continues usual 70
give the ordinary Flute and Ggar at 395
Br ad way uear Walker st. do 2werc
MATCHES !-WAIChks AND JEW ELkf .-Tnon
w who wish purchase Gold Silver Watches, Gold
chans Gold Pencils Keys &c. will find greatly TO tsr al
call the subscriber who Is selling all descriptions
city, Gold WseSs. $50 and IS sseh wate6ss
and Jewery exchanged bought All Watches war
ranred keep coed the refunded. WNchea
and Jewelry repaired the hest and warranted
much less than the usual prices.
g. q. ALLEN, Importer Of Watches and Jewelry,
do lmsrc Wholesale and retail, 30 Wall st. up stain
DISEASES OF THE URINARY ORGANS.
Such as Chronic and Acute Diseases Of the
Bladder Also, GonorrhRa,
EIlrethra, elects, Whites,
Prostrate Gland, Structures,
Kidneys, and Seminal weakresss
Lons. . Diabetes, &c.. !,
Pills without particle Of mercury They equally suit
able for mae They and 10 the gsnerative
organs experienced from taking OTHER
st,eet and va Maiden Lane. d. mssc
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WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.

WONDERFUL DlSCOVEhY.
STRIKERS SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR which will
change grey hair 70 its original color in few minutes This
preceding all Others 10 highly ecacous and possesses the
gen advantage Of identifying the hair without njurng ts
grow th
Those who doubt It's virtues requested have their hr
changed before paying their IT humbug would
this method there would be reason to complain.
Ons ,rial will prove the fact
Sold wholesale and RETAIL and applied at No Chatham
Opposite the Hall Of Records, New York, up stairs
Tins
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-26
10 THE NERVOUS AND DEBlLIFATED.
PROFESSOR BUERHAAVE'S HYGEAN
RENOVATOR

TN all those where manly impaired where the
mental and physical rostaed BY unrestfaned
indulgence Of the particularly by those solitary and
habits Of early YOUTH inducing nocturnal emissions
and debility the Hygesn Renovator will be found an nfabe
healthy action, and removes impotrucy, BY lnusing new
energy into the syen In many instances The elect = nstan
fails chronic glres and whites, and
serisy by restoring healthy ptsrins seton Refer
kenovator with success in those aections g also n Dlpep
back affections VI the
organs Sold only az the imporng Agents." 2O6 FuIton
New York. Price - bottle Of Is ounces, and Tor
Warded To all parts of the Union.
N.B.-Copious directions accompany each bottle.
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n ID Vt i
TN IARIs EMBROIDERED COLLARS, Gu rMsErrEs.
CARES Cars HANpKEscHIErs. &c.-The subscribers are
DO do sa bell smbs 70 e 'front.' M:
Childrens trimmed Chem,s-ltes. .................4s
Collars 70 trim, and handsome. rs. I'd.
Very splendid work : ,, ,3s. Q d. TO as
E E%srss Ds cs 4 ID a:as price
's ,f%.'b sfSs5ik
As SO Of the ss si%
with vasnen. Lace ,Mechlin and Point Lace entirely new
w KiViEKE STITCHED HANDKERCHIEFs.
Plain Riviere. four rows, atss.
Hemm-d do DO do st8s
Some fine Ia Music, at low prices; Chdrens do.
Also, Child.snn embroderrd Handk. c chiefs 49,,
I're D0rt THkEaD sAc dozen
Real Brussels Collars, at half price.
Do do Bshes BsrSss and Cuffs. p At half price,
II. adsome Black Dsm Wells, atss.
Do FelIed all through, at l6
Mechn Vas, every Kind Of Thread Lace and Edgngs
SILKS, sATINs, cAssIMEREs,, MERINoEs AND SAX
shaw Long s scorS saa fe1h Silks fdssd prices
The Eorty.seeond aud McDeG do
hs 2ssss ys,Sa al apS d.
Gloves Mitts, Bags and CIayats, reduced Prices.
EVENING DRESSES.
, The subscribers have opened their Room for showing
n s E d x during the day. and nSs he
Thread Dresses, from $500 to ST. 90 each.
Six very Iich EmbToidersd White Sin Dresses;
One case Of embroidered Illusion Diesses
!. % 90 Grape g. Chine, %.
" 10 do IaIletans, . 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-26
DISEASES OF THE, URINARY ORGANS.

TNGLl,H FIRE BRICKS-sOt0 Stowbridge Fire Brick,
imported Sarah and Arsa for sale cheap in lots TO SUIT
'A'~ ROCHE. BROTHERS & CO.,
dl4rc IS South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-26

DE COkpiII may os consulted conpS a5ally a. m. VI
respectfully informed that Dr. Covbtt is member
Unvesy Of the City Of New York. and that he has exclusive
certain classes Of diseases now eleven IN the city
medicine do not record alter han + 10 be- ound In M
Factce The Doctor cautions the against the
are IN few days removed entsly from the syssm g. that
you are udcousiy treated by persoa legally qualified and
city Persons afflicted with prorsetd and nveterate
need not desp Of being restored health by applying DR.
Corbt practice OF many has established the Doctors
reputation fer skill and responsibility Structures engage tbs
vent certain disease IN oil u forms d22 SINS &c
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For further particulars and conclusive evidence Of its upe
ror value and efficacy pamphlets which may be obtained
gratis
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by
A. b. u. SANDS, Druggists,
- 70 Fulton street, 273 Broadway, IT East Broadway.
Sold also by Druggists generally throughout the United
States. Price 81 per bottle six bot'les for S.
public respectfully requested remember Mat il
remarkable of the difficult class Of diseases to which
The human frame subject therefore ask for Sands Saapa
rlA, and take d. m
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MADAME R.ESTELL.

(0EMALE PHYSICIAN, Office AID residence. 40 Green
witch street, between Courandt and Liberty Streets where
she BE- consulted with the confidence on complaints
incident to the female frame
Madame Reste experience and knowledge in the trea,mes,
Of obstinate Of female iegl ny soppage suppression
&C., such a. TO require but AZ W Jays 70 effect perfect
other udsposton, be accommodated during such tir
with private and respectable board.
Preventive Powdc for married ladies' whose delicate OF
precsrIous health forbid, Too qpd increase family will b
sge All letters (pos pad) addressed s6s New Yor
Boston Office. No. Esssx street
N. B.-1hese enclosing money need not pay postage.
B.-Madame REsrELL wonld inform ladies' residing
Of the city, whose health would admit travelling
that she wosld devote her personal attendance upon them
part Of 'he United States within reasonable distauce v2s
ENGLIsH FIRE BRlCKs-scoo Of very superior Stow.
pool in store Any purchasing the whole will be
sold cheap or will be disIcssd Of n los e su
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JET AND FANCY BEAD GOULS
THE subscriber has recently received from Of the ls
houses in Paris, aud select OF Ladies'
eadonamen for balls md soees Comhs, Breast Hair
Pins Neckaces Bracelets Of various kinds Seal aud Velvet
Bags Also, style Of Satin Buttons and Pins.
ported heretofore
70 Daguermotype Plates, sc, for sale.
l.. HEN, Importer,
de imsrc Is and 20 Liberty ST., up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-26
SCOTS BAZAAR.

| "A NOTICE TO THE LADiES.Dnb Velvet Hay.
Sywith good Of Winter Hats, at Mrs MAA-
| way d3 msrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-26

m ErG YvHsil AND sAn1u act. SALn...@l rs Sas-
80 sr,on Offers Tor sas Tie old established Eerkhir.
t Brewery" Pttyheii Maxs mile from fhe Greaa
Wcrn railroad. IL is good repair aost Of tia utsusla
early new, and capabe OF 1000 barrels Malt
Few country bfwees the same advantages Of doing
and pToans situated the centre Of manafae
tang district where the consumption Of ale IL raridy IN
errsng.
the under cultivation well fenced and good buildings.
- = ' JAMES ROY.
West Troy Albany County July 10Th, lsl4. jls tire
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-04-27
YOUTH. LOVE, AND AGE.

A young mans ambition is but vanity;
it has no definite aim; it plays with
thousand toys. AS with one passion, so
with the rest. In youth, love is ever on
the wing, but, like the birds in April, it
hath moi yet built its nest. With so long
a career of summer and hope before it,
the disappointment Of 10 day is succeed by
the novelty of tomorrow, and the sun that
advances to the noon but dries up its fer
vent tears. But when we have arrived at
the epoch of life when, if the light fail US,
if the last rose wither, we feel that the
frost and the darkness are at hand, love
becomes to us a treasure that we watch
over and hoard with miser's care. Our
Youngest born affection is our darling and
our idol, the fondest pledge Of the past, the
most cherished Of our hope for the future.
A certain melancholy that mingIes with
our 10y at the possession only enhances
its charm. We feel ourselves so depen-
dent on it for all that is yet 10 come. Our
other banks, our gay gaIleys of pleasure,
our stately argosies of pride, have been
swallowed up by the remorseless wave
On this last vessel we freight our all; to
its frail tenement we commit ourselves
The star that guides it is our guide, ana IN
the tempest that menaces we behold our
doom!
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-04-27
The Independent Democrat,
IS EDITED AND PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY
BY Il. G.. HENRY.

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Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-04-27
ELEPHANT CHARMING.

Captain L, now commanding at
Padenny, went lately out elephant shoot
ing, and when not more than twelve yards
from large tusked one, he coolly took
aim and fired at him, intending 10 send the
ball through his head, but in place of do
ing so, he only wounded him in the neck,
which so enraged the enormous animal,
that in the most furious manner possible
no instantly charged Capt l., who
having gone up so very near as TO be al.
most may say, within the reach Of his
trunk, had no hope whatever of being able
TO escape. While the captain was in this
critical situation, Kandyan, threw him.
self between him and the elephant, pro-
nounced rapidly, but distinctly, a few
words, and stopped the enraged animal
coming on in full career; he then held
forward his arm, and uttering some other
words, in very loud tone OF voice, the
elephant turned round and fled, trumpeting
most harshly, and frightfu'ly breaking and
crushing trees, and everything before him!
Let the reader only imagine the few yards
Of ground covered with brushwood that
separated Captain l. from an animal
which, in his progress through the jungle,
prostrates the smaller trees and bushes as
easily as would standing corn, the brief
space of time allowed, say couple of
secondhand the whole that took place
and he must be lost in amazement! Upon
Captain Is inquiring what had be-
come of the man who had IN SO wonderful
q manner saved his life, he was told that
he had gone off into the jungle the mo.
ment after he had driven the elephant
away, and upon his insisting upon know
ing he was, as he was anxious to do some-
thing for him, he was then informed that
he was one of their most powerful charm.
ers, and that it was very uncertain wheth-
er he, Captain l., would ever be able
to find him, or 10 induce him, whatever
might be the recompense held out 10 come
10 him.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-04-27
THE PUBLIC VOICE.

We commend to the attention of the
National Intelligencer the proceedings Of
the Legislatures of the States Of Pennsyl.
vania, New York, and Maine, on the sub.
iect ofre.admilting Texas into the Union
by very decisive votes, the resolutions
condemning this mearure are laid upon
the table. We rejoice, also, to see tina,
the Wing presses in the South are daily
coming out in favor Of it, We sincerely
deprecate any issue on this subject in the
South between the two great parties OF
the country. Let it be with them no par
ty, but broadly an American question:
lfthere is to be any decision upon it, let it
be in the North. There, in certain re-
gions, the blue fires still burn in friendly
admonition and aid of England, against
the safety and honor of the United States.
There, let faction and fanaticsm rage a.
gainst it. 1t will be in character, and
will work no novelty for patriotism 10
wonder at, or integrity to scorn. But in
the South, ever foremost to vindicate the
rights and honor of the Union against TO-
reign interference g. aggression-wheth-
er plundering the commerce Of New Eng
land, or expressing her sailors on the
seas, let there be her wonted unanimity
agains foreign foes. Wings and Demo
Gratis, let them all unite in supporting
measure so essential to the peace and
prosperity of The whole Union; and if uni
ted. they need not fear the issue.
spectator.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-04-27
From The Charleston Courier.
MR.. VAN BUREN'S OPINIONS ON
THE SUBJECTS OF BANKS, I'M
PRISONMENT FOR DEBT, THE
SLAVE QUESTION, &c.

Did not the arrangements of the Cou-
rier forbid, could very readily occupy lis
columns with lnnumerable extracts from
the public speeches and other documents
OF MIR. Van Buren,, showing what an early
and constant supporter he was of the late
war. | trust, however, | have already
said enough to satisfy even the most pre-
JUDGED mind, how much he has been mis-.
represented in this particular.
But the war was not the only democra-
tic measure of which he was the advocate
at this early period of his political career.
He most strenuousIy directed his efforts
in the Senate of his State against The
erection Of Banks and other mOnied cor
poratons. Again and again, when the
question came up for discussion, he urged
his friends they were creating powers
which would ultimately attempt to rule
The government and TO subvert our rePub.
lican institutions themselves. shall
show in another part of these letters how
fully these predictions we're verified, only
a few wears afterwards. While in the
Senate of his own State, he was among
the first to oppose the Imprisonment FOL
debt; and after accomplishing this phllan
,hronic object in his own State, he wa