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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-24
Medical Aid,
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4 ~ n u IL r. u ~ II h.
NJ ERVOUs Constitutional. also sexual Debility.
~ sultng rom certain adscreet practices Il the
youthful and thoughtless Mature good
q forget her customers but will later c-l them
to an account-a fearful sometimes
Among the symptoms this bii.nting and habit
Impotency. loctumal consumption OF
e body, pptton OF the heart shaking Of the
hands, confusion o the hte VI baSiuess,
disrelish Tor reading natios for
Tor and toai aitial
loss of Of tie faculties the si.ht hear.
ing. voice, memory, &c, and also the arrangement Of
srtain organs such - the sto ach ver lungs and brain
ms last symptom ind the rapid approach of
For repairing aud sttng the constitution and
cue gles Of such - are IN this afflicted. DR. q.
would most earnestly recommend his luvigoratng Tonic
Codalt strengthens and generous he's
ana mol followed ny aredction, he other
medes, It's good ELECTS and the lasting.
Prce 81 bottle, Or "a Of hall dcze for $40 BE-
by part oi the try, what
ent ard less expensive tie iwie t. be
by n much Will meke three bottles full direc-
tos and advice Tor S. and quantity pro- Dr.
Gregory consulted 1t MS private eso-nce 6 Gold street
all hours oil day A
tial and by mail mast be paid Pate waiting
received IN separate OF each
other Dr. d. regular and Surgeon and has
than twenty the II dis
n2} rnsr
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WIGS and c,mInS,

RATCHELOR Z New Invented Wigs aud Scalps are OF.
- citing the astonshinsn curiosity and admiration of con-
nolseurs All the old DIFFICULTIES and yenatous
Of Wig making only be procured VIM BatcheIors No
Wall street, near Broadway Rsmoyed from 1865 Broadway
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. %, ls45
me bedfher = Execution = Washington Greys Thee
fricas, &c, &c.
The weather rainy, with southeast wind TO the
great disappointment Of the ladies in general mos.
whom, under the operation Of the fine weather last
had supplied themselves with bopne,s, shawls
dresses &c. for the purpose OF making a display il
church this morning Tho change, however, to
have been expected and has done good doubtless
TO the country and the mill streams.
Jabez Boyd was executed at West Chester on Friday
last for the brutal murder OF BOY about IL years
age, named Wesley Patton. The wretch attended
by several clergymen and appeared peIent being dis
missed from life, it stated with every hope OF saliva
tion through the merits of the blessed promise Aimore
deesble piece of buchery than this 6end perPetraed
upon tie poor sick little boy who his victim,
be pointed the dark annals of crime and the
Of West Chester, regarding him with adherence,
highly graed that the wretch put out OF existence
He was % OF age and had previously served
premiership in the pententary.
BY the time most your readers see this letter the
crack artillery corps this city the Washington Grays,
Capt McAoam will be on the road to New York a
military visit, accompanied By splendid brass band
They will show you far specimen of our citizen sol
diery aud as for drill venture to say that New York
cannot produce their equal
The Ssguns have volunteered their services for Bur-
perform in Rob Row This then. appears to Be ,he
attractive novelty OF which spoke yesterday, and will
doubtless attract an immense crowd. Burton, as the
Bailey has not his superior; and his of that
character alone, Tuesday. without mentioning
powerful help Of the Segun troupe, will draw like To-
connective
After had despatched my letter on Saturday learn.
ed that the stock market underwent favorable change
at the close and prices rallied The arguments Of
bears, in relation TO the European news,
People began TO that, while few if any OF stocks
would return home in consequence of tighness the
finances Of he old world, at least not 10 the
ikely 70 affect the market the domestic troubles in Eng
land induced by failure OF the crops AMI the bursting
Of the railway bible would be the surest pre-
serving psace TO iris country and consequently
prosperity would not be likely TO meet inerup.
ton The chances of war being diminished they are
by the news, stocks rise This was the effect when
people began 10 compare notes late Saturiay-tAe
panic of. and ell but State hves and Lehgh 6's
closed at an advance on the previous days sales.
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CLASSIFICATION
Uni. 4. Flo,

FLooG, The news by the Brauia is not vet sufficient
disesed to show ITS effects upon the market Sales il
ssd wsrs made At ~ ias, but some holders are sbous
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DIR SALMON'S REMEDY

OR disorders OF the Stomach, Liver K,dneys,
painted indigestion loss OF sppette. headache bilious
ascks, giddiness palpaon ianeuor low spirits loss OF
strength pains the back, side ard lower the chest
hahual worms ad other symptoms.
THIS Celebrated MEDICINE has met with extra
ordinary pactce aud priced so highly by
have ake that the proprietor has been induced 10
introduce tbs public generally lie assures any sufferer
perfect nvgoIatng the system appetite health
color aud strength, the most debil,tafed.
THIS REMEDY CONTAINS NO MERCURY, nor any
preparation Of aud does prevent the coaes attention
business references ieluiredF
DIR. VIM. II MINOR, 1872 Broadway
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ABBEY HOTEL.
TO LET-TheFumiture, Fixtures &c, &c. for sale. The
premises good order and the Hotel in successful
atinr The Proprietor 20 South
VIII sell his interest on reasonable
air Van Sersseae would many thanks for the be
raj at onsge bestowed the Abbey for the
And you'd solicit OF for III ensuing fall and
winter lie Is prepared 10 furnish Dnn and Sappers for
dvduas or Tor parties short uotce His table and bar
supplied with the best the markets afford For the
daon Of parties aud good music will ready those
who may wish TO enjoy the
BLooMINGpAIE Road, l02d steel NY, Nov 1915.
,c,f-
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lYse(iina: EAari.

nR' COOK &C. Gold street is regular Medical and Surr,-
cal Doctor has had more then 30 experience the
and stages With one exception Dr. Cook has cured pa
tents team any other Physician practising this cv
Dr. e is anatve born citizen Of the United States and Is
member OF the Medical Society Terms for advice med
lee will receive particular and prompt atsnon oil lmsr
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HOTEL DES DEUX FRERES.
2nx1 ,1,no mud Rao,,, mn The E,,ro,,o,,, DIov

M HIGH more couveaien', comfortable and economical
w than other plan Tor travellers and whose
business rtqui them 20 be absent Frequently.
The he hy location OF tn hotel opposite Duane
PARK from the nolse hustle confusion Of great tho
rong fares adjacent thefeto and all the
presents tn. most desirable ,sidsnce Duane op
posite Duane mark MA I'M
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1tl. ga. yNr YNsyw. 70.

IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE.
HOCTQh EVANS. No IL Peek Slip, near Water street.
New YORK has been than forty the
practice OF pyc aud surgery particularly pereclyl
those desperate esses OF variety old
stinae ulcers cancers IN the throat structures &c.
malpractice It's OF the greatest importance for the unfon-
nate To choose experienced physician the Oldest
aud most this ciy his practice great su cess
astonishing after they have been expelled from the Hospital
incnrshe Hi offices well arranged for privacy Cau at
feeh Slip and be convinced His charges reasonable
aud all cases guaranteed OBJ iusrc
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Wis,S and ScalpS,

pHALON'S New Invented Wigs ard AScalps, or Gentle
men Keel Heads Of Hair being the latest and greats
ia the manufacurs ofWgs and scaps and sub
serieer happy IN being the first introduce them They
display the forehead temples to any heubcnn only be
procured at T. PHALONS No. ga Broadway Copy the ad
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CAsEb BTCCEssf
1 Dizziness in the head,
8 Examination Of the Chest to
detect disease,
; Dyspepsia,
. Pain about the heart,
| Suppression Menses,
I Primary Chsncrej,
2 Sne Throat,
2 Pain IN Side,
5 Pain in Back,
Q knIarged Liver, and Pan
creas,
3 Chrome Rheumatism--one
Of these cases the lady had
not risen her arm fx 9 years
Q Acute Rheumatism,
Is Cases of SEMINAL Weak
ness,
Sore Feet,
Bite Of a rat,
6 Pa.pi,ation Il the heart,
Asthma.
5 GanorfhRa,
Proiuse Bleeding Nose,
SURGICAL OPERA
5 Scalding in Urethra,
irritation about the neck of
the bladder,
! Large A bscess on the Back,
Large Abscess under Arm.
2 Polypus removed from the
Nose,
Singular Encysted Tnmor re-
moved from the Scrotum.
| Dislocation Of tho Shoulder
Joint reduced.
Structure cured in the IRE
thra. la this case, surgeons
for two years previous
could not Introduce any in
strument into the bladder.
n. B.--This institution is
this city.
NJ 2w+rc Ate
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70 THE NERVOUS AND DEBTLlTATED.
PROFESSOR BOERHAAVE'S
HYGEAN RENOVATOR


all those where manly vgor impaired where the
Amenal aud physical Frustrated by
indulgence Of the passions particularly by those solitary
destructive habits OF early youth inducing
asd debility the Hygean Renovator will be ud ina bic
remedy 1t restores the reproduction both
healthy action, and impotency by mfusng
energy into the system la many instances the effect nta
taneous fails chronic gleets and whites
remove sterlty by restoring healthy action Refer
can be who have the
Renovaor with those affections also ia Dyspep-
sia back and oins and affections Of urinary
organs. Sold only the Importing Agent" 2O4A Fulton
New York Price 50 bottle of ID ounces and
all parts Of the Union
N.B-Copious directions accompany each bottle.
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. Passengers Arrived.
WV OBLEANs-Ship ST Mry-Jame, Thorp,
G. arda N"''' '' .'e"e'i' WI
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IL CASES the Surgical and Medical line especially
n Of long standing receive advice medicine yrs
the hrs application seither residence required
No s. Eesde r.Y.ci a iIFINE Nj ID
srs-.
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FLUID DENTlFRICE.

THIS ARTICLE is offered the public as tmnenty cal
cuated preserve the teeth from decay and TO arrest The
process where has produce healthy state OF
the whether diseased neglect result of nr
we'll and purify the breath from any oenive
odor arising from the state the teeth and ums
o. tobacco, from hist cannot
der any circumstan. result in njury 10 the teeth
THr FLUID DEsTrrRIoR prepared by l. Rosenmi Her
william street.; ant Boads at Nos i3 ST. $40 500 aud
ejl ~ the Bowey, Nos 40 200 nd 2S8; Grand Nos
l6 2S 27i, Of Norfolk Az. Bronras coue
sth; II Houstou 2s2 Second seet 81 Ninth Avrnus; 81
Bercker street; No. Ave d. sixth Avenue aud lsts
and No 10 Eighth Avenue in Albany, az Comstock Co
a Vandesberg X b. Briggs; Burrows x Nelligan; p T.
X. Van Buskirk: Z. w. Badger; aud J. T.. Trip
nj of.ods
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GEOLOGY NATURAL HISTORY
WILEY 4 PUTNAM,
IGl HrOnixxny

HAVE on SALE-ELEMENfS OF GEOLOGY pre-
pared for the Of Schools and Colleges by w. s. w.
grsyings-trice 20 cents.
Also Rn gers First Books of Natur.l History con
sldered by distit euished the
United States t. be the best Of eens tary
offered TO the public
Orders promptly supplied above and by The publishers
oRlGG q ELLIOT,
nal 6seod.rc No. North Fon h street Pm, ade phs.
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ABRAHAM KASTOR

ABRAffA VI hhSIUK,
IMPORTER 1913 Broadway has received by late arrivals the
newest st les OF FrIges aud Lace Cimps Trimmings
kosks and anss very rich Thread Lace Capes neck
Cspes and Thread Lace Berths Wells and Sleeves Thread
Lace Collars and Cuffs and variety Of black SILK L.ces
and Thread Fancy Attic &C. which he offers for
sale at wholesale and ret.ii. M lm+fc
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hlsrAsLs or THE URINARY OKUANs-snch a.
- chrome and acute diseases Of the
bladder, Also Gonorrps,
lfethra, elects,
Prostate Gland, Structures
Kidneys, aud Seminal Weakness,
Loins, U,betea Ne
gre axeuy md ehectually by Abernsthys Botan
a s without one pnrele Of mercury They equally
Iorienses They give energy geaera
w organs rmeyh ever experienced from taking other
nones of ale az Apothecares Hail. 90 Cstrne and
~ ~ Na'oen Lane, iuces ~ nj linz
LEATHERs-50oo lbs Western Live S,eese Feathers IN
very ons order, Tor sale by v X. COLLINS co.
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JUST OPENED


G O l. u M b j A III O u S E
CHESTNUT STREET.
Between sixth and Seventh Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
BAGLEY, MACKENZIE & Co,
P,opJteto,s.
JAMES BAGLEY late of Jones' Hotel
HENRY C.MAC KENLIn, formerly of Waship gtonH ouse
PETER u. FERGUSON. s24 2mrc
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TINCTURE AND LOTION
OF INVIGORATION.

W
RATION beyond all comparison, the rapid aud
permanent smuans existence They speedily the
impaired energies of life impotency
and al debility and quick aud positive
for all the diseases produced solitary habits Their
effect absolute and permanent that the vgor they mpart
felt five minutes after they made and last
remey TO the taste internal and the Lotion
advantage but ecacious together Prepared pint
bottlss-pce dollars three do lars for bottle each
For sale at the Patent Medical Agency Al Ann ST. back Office
first floor For ne convenience Of persons living distance
equally effective and mail folded IN letter form
with full direction for preparation use at double letter
two powders for the Tncure aud the other for the
paid, and directed to DE LAUNEY & GRAY, New York
city. ole im.r I2l Swim
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IHE SUBSCRIBER most rssp~ctfny intimstes 20 the
fvbi)nable public Of New York, he has
himself IN the ornamental confectionery hus,lps Ills
rencc Of this branch gained 10 the gres at ca,
pas Of Europe and the Uhted sup orty II work
msnship aud as artist enables hn 70 i nisn parties aud we'd
dns with pyramids Temp OF any description Ice Cream
Of vinetes, Chuott. de Russo Jsiss aud all her ami
css belonging The profess on superior sye and
cheaper than where else. His pate mandatory il
not one OF the ee norougres but those no are
pleased TO give their ord may rely being without
disappointment to their satisiacti, H.
Dinners and suppers attended and experienced walters
PROVIDED. l.. LEYPOLDT,
Ms 3tl@ imErc No I2 sprirg street
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Making total Of 1917 entering that hsrbor from
opening of navigation the of the month inde
pendent o craft engaged in the coasng
the immediate vicinity
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Co The Concentrated Extract Of Sarsaparins, Gen
opposite Ludlow street
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MONTHLY REPORT FOR OCTOBER
NEW YORK
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE.
No. az Chan bcrN Street

ULLY TREATED.
3 Cuianeous Affection,
Q Sore Eyelids,
| Bad Effects Of Mercury,
Numbness In Fingers.
3 Constitutional Debility,
2 Bleeding from Lungs,
| Bad Breath,
2 Midwifery,
, Deafness cured by removing
wax from the Ears,
2 Sore Hands,
2 Chrome Affection Of Blad
der,
] Eruption on Face,
2 Delirium Tremens,
6 Sourness and Wind on the
Stomach.
3 Files,
5 Costiveness,
Apoplexy,
2 Sore Esrs-Children.
3 Headache.
Secondary Vsnereal.
IONS AND LURES.
Q Hydroce.e,
3 Varicocele under treatment
81 Structures cured III the ure-
thra without cutting or
burning.
IL Operations for Squirting.
Injury Of AuLle Joint,
| Tamor removed from under
the Ear,
l Operation Hair Lip,
2 Finger Nails removed,
Tumor removed from the
side ofthe Nose,
2 Hemorrhoida tumors re-
moved.
Fistmla in Ano.
OF connected with any other in
n BOSTWICk, NJ. D.,
nding Surgeon and Phys,ciau.
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A TrENTION!- ALL WHO DESIRE PEARLY WHITE
"A TEETH-hy pnrivalled ROSE TOOTH PASTE is
sought after for the p-ly wheness gives the
Teeth, without the slightest injury.
For SALE whoe.als aud retail
JULES HAUEL'S
Practical Chemist and Periumer,
d6 South Third street. Philadelphia.
and BY agents-J b. Jecquemod No. 40 Broadway A.
Aaut, Lafayette Bazaar Nos. li9 and Isl Broadway;
Willard, 3 w. OF Ced r and William streets.
Pre- mium' awarded at the rankin institute n6 Intro
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-04-25
Foreign Conn en(I.
BY THE GREAT WESTERN,

EEGLAND.-The bishop of Ely died March 90,
and is succeeded by the Dean of Westminster.
The European Times speaks of the reception Of
the news of the Texas scheme as follows :-"This
important news was taken to London bya special
engine express. The lndanna was followed III
less than twelve hours by the George Washington,
with the inaugural address of Mr.. Polk, which
was also dispatched in very rapid manner, it
reaching London the same night. The intelli-
gence, by these latter arrivals, was of the most
exciting and interesting nature-more SO than we
have received from the United States for some
years past"
The Morning Chronicle says:--" 1t is painful
indeed to be thus driven to despair; painful to be-
hold without "a struggle, slavery, which we have
50 long and extensively, and mot Intellectually
combated, thus regain what it has lost and sweep
like huge sea- in uncontrolled devastation, Owe
a surface of such vast extent. Deplorabe as il
such prospect, God grant that we may not have
to contemplate something worse.
On the 9th inst. the American ship Franconi'
arrived at Liverpool, bringing out, as part of he
cargo, twelve hogsheads of Louisiana sugar; thi
is the first arrival of American sugar in England.
| IRELAND.--The Dublin evening packet, the or
gan Of the castle, confirms the statement that he
majesty and prince Albert will visit Ireland mex
summer.
The repeal rent, on Monday, March TO- wa
4iH and on the 18th it was 406t. At the last meet
I ing, Mr.. O'Connel referred to the proposed graz
TO MaYnooth, and said they would take it as the
got it, although they did not consider it enough
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-04-25

IND.-A mass convention of the Liberty party
of Indiauna, will be held at indianapolis on Thurs
day. Candidates for the offices of Governor and
Lieut. Governor, to he supported by the friends of
freedom in 1916, will then be nominated, and ar
engagements made for general system of labor in
the cause of liberty and truth.
ILL-The mormons are now building wall
round their unfinished temple 1t is to be of solid
masonry, feet thick and II high, and to enclose
acres. A man by the name of Horn was killed,
week before last in the Temple quarry.
Mis.-The Legislature adjourned sine die on
the 29th of March, having passed nearly six hun
dred laws.
The population fSt. Louis is $500
Mich.-The crops of wheat in this State never
looked more promising.
Mass.-Seventeen emancipated slaves arrived
at Boston, from N, O., a short time since, consg-
ned to J. G. PaIfrey, ESQ.,, Secretary Of State.
COMA powder mill exploded at Enfield last
week, and killed one person. This is the fifth ex-
plosion within ten months.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-04-25

[From the Cincinnati Daily Times, May 90, 1912. ]
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry. We sho'I
judge from Messrs. WeagIy g. Knepper's letter,
published this day among our advertisements, that
this popular remedy for coughs, lung complaints,
and diseases of the breast generally, was really a
valuable medicine, and worthy of serious attention
from The public. We are informed by the whole
sale agents that they are almost daily receiving
similar letters from all parts of the West.
We would advise our readers who are lNboring
under an affection of the Lungs to make immedi-
ate trial of this truly excellent medicine. The
most intelligent and respectable families ofour city
have adopted it as Il favorite family medicine; and
persons predisposcd to consumption, who have Il
sed it, speak in the highest terms of its efficacy"
Scores Of individuals have been cured of Aslh-
ma, the early stages Of Consumption, bleeding OF
the Lungs, obstinate Coughs, etc, by this Basam
after hope had well nigh yielded 10 despair. We
say this in all canGor.
15- For sale by S. P. RedfeId Montpelier, Vt
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-04-25

Fire in the Swamp.-The Dismal Swamp is on
fire! and the dry weather. of which we have had
ali uncommonly long season, having absorbed aud
eYaporated the water and reduced the spongy
earth and its incumbent coat of decayed vegetation
to the consistency Of tnder the fire RACES furious
w. 1t commenced, we are informed, on the high
land in the vicinity Of the Dismal Swamp Land
Company's depot, near Suffolk, and descending in
to the Swamp, swept along both sides of their Ca
nal to Lake Drummond, destroying all their shin
giles and a large quantity of fre-wood belonging
to individuals.
1t crossed the line of the railroad at a place
where there were some half Il dozen cords of wood
put up by the roads side, in the consuming of
which a sufficient heat was created to communi-
cate the fire to the sill of the railroad, which would
have been considerably injured but for the timely
arrival of the cars when the hands of the train
set to work and eXtingushed the fire. The fire
is still raging, and it is impossible TO estimate the
amount of damages it may cause in the destt ucton
of lumber, fire-wood and timber.-Norfolk (Va.)
Herald April TO-
The fire in the Dismal Swamp has driven from
their hiding places large number of runaway
slaves, who have, in many cases, been secreted fol
years. An old black woman being burnt out hel
capacious home, sought out and claimed her mas
ter; and, in addition to this return Of property
she brought with her eleven children, all her own
serving as an indemnity or remuneration for bel
long absence. Any quantity of bears, foxes, ant
other animals, already roasted is to be found
.Madisongan.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-04-25

High-hGnded OuirGge-Writ of Ha6sas Cor
pus Susptnded.-The Legislature of South Caro-
lina at their late session, passed law enactlng;
j." That no negro or free person of color who
shall enter this State on board of any vessel, MS
cook, steward, or mariner, or in any other en-
poyment on board such vessel, ana who shall be
unprecedented or confined by any sheriff in pursu-
ance of the provisions of said act, shall be entitled
to the writ of HABEAS CORPUS"
The constitution of the United States, sec. 8,
declares:
"'The writ ofhabeas corpus shall not be suspen-
ded unless when in cases of rebellion or invasion,
the public safety may require it"
South Carolina thus, in another instance, sets at
defiance the constitution oft United States, and
aboshes the great leading feature of American
liberty. The writ ofhabeas corpus has been al
lowed in the State ever since the reign of Charles
the Second.-N Y. EG.
1t would be difficult to conceive a more fragrant
violation of the constitution of the United State:
than the one above recorded. Yet because it only
affects the rights of the cotored citizens of this
State. who, as class, are debarred the privilege OF
voting the outrage will not call forth remon-
strace from the democracy protesting authorities OF
this State :-.4b. jour-