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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-10-18
Medical Notice.

Importdntdnd Unequalled Discoveries.
DIR. JAMES NJ. MARTENS APPROVED
e. FAMILY MEDICINES. 49,.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-10-18

DOWDER Shot and Lead, of the hest quality
L JUS, received and for sale by
JOEL PREWITT.
Fayette, June 7th 1915. ...
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-10-18

Low CLOWN pam; DO Ashland blue, &c; mcdium
shape Russia, good queiity; square crown blue
crssimere; round crown blue cashmere; mems and
boys wool sporting do; black and drab woo
CAPS
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[ communications,
[FoR THE CEcm WmG. |
POLA ID.

Sad. sad indeed is the history Of Poland!
and sad are tie hearts Of her children
when they reflect upon de land Of ,Deir
birth and mourn over her fallen gira,ueast
Poland has fallen! The foot Of opprcs-
sion is upor her neck, and fallen fallen !
fallen! has been inscribed upon the door
posts Of her dwellings.
Her cities have been burned her vii
lagos destroyed her inhabitants cxiltd,
and her name erased forever from the list
Of nations. Yes the land or Siani>Ias.
Of Sabie,kl and of kosclu-ko, the land Of
the brave" aud the once "homc Of the lreen
is now
"Wite DER the fields a waste Of rn laid"
Unparalleled in the annals Of war is tie
story Of her downfall, Accumulated mis-
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aai svc aHobg' respecting
yg.sat is 20 L ~, ecs.

An individual BY The name of HAGUE
Publishes periodical in Pn.Iadelphia, II
"h'"h he prophecies what is golHr 10 hap.
pen vi h as much Certainty is though j.
had already happened. lie il the mark
as ii he were graduate q! de .'New Or
leans Guessing lnsIiloot" -s0aseijulcs -
Bat with ali his iorning, we know exact
y as mach about astro!ogy as he does
From The c"ufguraiion Of cera;n plan.
els, we can Judge very well how The ru-
turc Will effect The weather. murder and
mai.'mony. Mark cur horoscope:
Monday, Jan. 20th.-Moon takes ano-
lher horh, goes on spree, and gets to bed
late IN The morning seGuenilv 70
matrimonial alliances should be formed
upon this day.
Tuesday, Jan. 2ls;-La'itude and lon
gHnje lose themselves overheard. Sea
captains must he on ther guard
WcdNe day. Jan, 22d Venus exrect,
It visit iron 'Ims. but gets Disappointed.
May Marriages Will take place Ms dav:
bot most OF them will prove to be unhap
vP:
''War and Love arc strange oompccrs
War sheds blood, and Love sheds tears;
Var has sw orcs, and Love has d.rts;
Var breaks haada, ana Love BREAKS hearts
Thursday, Jan 23-Wind, weather
cocks, and women stiff IN the morning.
The aspfr,s Of Juno and Vtsta a.e favor
able /" the growth of impairment children
and every other kind o! s0wce--iu foreign
climates.
Friday. Jan. 24'h-Weather very scarce
MI The 3Oih, aud of poor quality Wind
nona'tasl bv -west-verv worst
KIND of ag'a'ed atmosphere: containing
six parts Of high airy gin TO one Of ou eye
g'n Put your Ieit stocking on first, for
luck during the day.
Saturday, Jan. 25lh--The moons nose
comes in contact with the cclip,ic al 50
degrees from the equator, treats upon the
lrorlc of Caper corn unawarrs. causes the
Great Bear 10 growl, aud the Ram to bun,
he Bah oil the bridge. Don'l ATTEMPT
any thng dis day neglect all kinds al
business, except preparing for the nor
row, Of which you should take no
thought!
II our predictions should prove to b."
Incorrect, II will he no fault Of GUYS; but
The blame must rest with circumstance
over which We ha>cno control.
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Whoever Smith and Widow Jones.

wiio,,c. s.;,,,
,,,,,;,,a t.r.D' wagon ."PPeo one
ho .n,, 49,, w.. " ''''" tones door ana
,,.n,.,L ~. "'o',' '''"1''! S's""i mat ne
,,,,,', I.a .'; '"'3 ~ '''' n''oSe oy ar"r-
ii, cIhnv, an I l,' l Ie""s """o''' win
liza ,';I" va "'1 N''ees' ou' ripped
IT, -, a" ''irh''' win
uhue ra, .G,>,, 5'" ..',. w.; W, "r' snow
s.id =, L,,I, " '' ''''"s was soon
ior wh,, ,.a. I t'',r - "''' '"' "''"" waited
~Wni n ,',' ~ "e S"'"'
dam, ,r,,, - "o', ' ''''', e''"P' y'"
nov. EN- ma.,':, s.'' ""e 81 your cows IL"
wei ,,nra A.. va" W., ." o"' :,
have s,nk,, ny, '.,;.I 'I ," =" ,'"'"n
Tone wn,r,o, H., '',,' y'''''" a poor
= hat +, dn .,;' ''" - ''s o'7' NOT ""nW
sLon7J h. ,.I w .s ,1 ''':"5 ''''''S' on.'
3, ,,,ov .,,;.'',., -, ''' . we "a" ''A H.
o,ar G,ni,l, ,',t.I ~, = = IT,. '''' ,'''' -
v,J.w-,, 'lo ~ az ''''''''---''''i' a. ','e
widow aa,in n".I '',,,S COW ava al u'e
.,,.L,,I', ~, "''" 80 w ',''"'gh NE
eynrr , ir, c "s sane ear WAS made
,o,,,,f NO., .Ia';a en- ''' '':'!''' o."'m
Al lenr,h nn e.~' '''I'' 60" we "h"'".
l,rrs y,s ~ h,"'!' "I'F" "'"""
liz, ba,in- rr c",, ii ~ 81 ,"''"s" WIN
u,rci,,, "a -, n I',''I"''" al" ''",' ever ;"
i've. and ,y;dnrs hamn ., az '''''''i'
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It. LIKE, 18Th Chapter


"And lie sa'i unto them. Verify. sa
rntn yo,,. there !. M n,a, ,L,, ta,h L.
honso or ,.,r,r,. -. ,-.,n,o, ,.;,
nF chi'uffn Tor ihe kingdom OF GODS SAX
who Sh II not receive manifold more
his present lime. and in the world +, rom
life av.rlas,;,or
These words The Savior whilst on earth,
10 ms apostles sad,
'ie WHO leaves earD''s ties FOR heaven,
Sha.! De ttn.o'" :1!aiu.n
Ami as he apsEo ''"en hp'y words
80 ;rn" So iirtn a.a soar,
tie wished that nrt Cen they alono
Bat IL! the word mi-ul bear.
"iie who 'ors1%"s his ho@s' and bona,
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In MfaI'iDIc Remedy for Iowncs,
Of Spirits.

Take one ounce afspiliis Of resolutions
an equal proportion OF thu oil Of good
consclencc.-lnIuse into these table
spoonful OF salts ol patience, and add
thereto few sprigs of a y ant called
""'hers' wees" which you will Gud grow
ING in every pat of the garden of life.
but especially under the broad leaves Of
snowy herb called disguise. Gather
ais" handful of the blossoms Of hope,
which, beng perennial, may always be
obtained; --~swteten these with the balm
OF Providence, and YOU can procure a
few drops OF the genuine cordial of true
friendship, it will greatly add to the value
OF medicine. But in this Que Ingredient
especially be careful to commercials
There Is spurious compound, yended
6y one Sell Interest; which is obtained
easily enough and hy which tholIsands
are imposed upon. The least aGlnixrurc
ct II with HE above ingredients would
m'a''iabIy spoil the composition. Reduce
the whole OF an ciccmrv by "A proper
proportion 0E conserve Of content. flavor
It wr'h essence Of COCO Judgment and re-.
gn'a'c the qaanl,v taken according 10 tine
" ulcnce Of the disease. A tried recjpe
aud ncver knowA 10 fail.
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The Boy md Nan.


\ few years ago, there wa. in The cit,
oi boston, p"rtiaIi painter, whose name
was MIR. C"peiy, He did rot succeed
very well III ms business. and concluded
/" Z" To- England, tr Try ms fortune ihu,c.
!sc had a ttde son, hem he took viii
hnm, whose name Vas John Singleton
CopeE.
j"hn was very "to".".. hy, and aahc
'0ct' rapid progress Ia lbs s!lGic-, .aal
hi ia'her SEM Inn t" coi:ug". Tuc.r he
applied h'n',"it :" closely to his books,
aud became 50 distinguished secular,
ihat his instructions predicted that he
""Gid make very r'"IneUt ui0.
A'ler he graduated. ;c a0d.rd law.
AID when lie e"'crr dnpou lhr practice ~
ms profess "'', ms miud va 80 richly
stored. WIN lni"'wa'i"n. and ST. Mghy
disciplined by la, previous di'igcnc =,
mat lie almost mnrdIaiely CHAINED &c
Ietf''E' o&t or ~" cae"e "i very great
Importance bong nu"ajrd 10 hln., he
mdnayed them win - mech wisdom and
sail, as 10 Attract the admiration ol Me
whole huusi ration.
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cherished flame broke forth, but the case,
was in vain Her sons nnbIy
"Drow the SWORD and on the foe,
Dca''' 'he swift ""offlhg D'ow'"
but all, all in vain! Russia irinmpled,
and Poland again bowed her neck to re-
ctiye oppresSion's yoke. Her hero died.
Hope for a season babe the world f,rewen,
nn "" " no I ,ni as l'1'r,S"o ''i!
Then lost mothers doom they moan,
r,Iar,'s ,so "'' t.S S'''I1 '"''''
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a.. ..l,
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49, " " ' " 81,
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Ave , Hrcao , samoa % to me hle'z' o. morn
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49,
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F." 'real'v cannot sing. believe me, sir.'
va the reply Of = yonug Iaty to an emp
y iop.-'' am raJter inclined to believe,
madam, that You are fishing for complr.
"'eot@." No sir, / never fish in shal-
low Waler.n
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9g-An editor out west thus closes q
pail for concert: "Thcrc. gents, noth-
ing but family ticket will o,,oe 70. such
an outrageous Ito as sba,'
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"Dlck, how is it that You are always
POSSESSED Of such store of iun?-whers
do you get ia"
II manufactures it,"
wv hat do yon make it or2"
"N"'aiug Of any conscquencr--I could
make lnn "t you, but Tor tlendshlp's
AXE"
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Sleep is deaths youngest brother, aYd
so much like him that never rrusi hin,
withou, my grayors.--Sir T. Braun.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-02-01

ga Nantucket Wha'eman SAYS he
never raised his giilrcring lance, to pierce
rh@ "marre!ious fish," bur he though, nf
the words Of Byron-"To GRGAsE we
give our shining hIades.7
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-02-01

Why are a >hoemohcr's plans aways
Ir0s''ae "} Because his attempts always
and in de feet"
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"Pete, wants to ask you Columbus"
Succeed, ngger!!''
NV ell, Why i, ii qaiIt like railroad?-
Does y"~ guv ilup2"
YES, does.'
cause there's slecpers under it. Yah!
; ah! Whatan ignoran, coIured Individual
YOU 49,
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'"' W. h'''7N ' - IL ttiNI Nlkii''bNs !
GHt il u! respects lhe most commcn@ah!,
i,o"3, !n dis crlleC,lrn. is the "Bridrn q
Sjgha." BY iiood--a man whose Supreme
ness ri fancy is often Par,,ouabiy m;sta
keI for tIagrHalou iascI, Was ever any
Thing an rauh more fell Of tie fantastic !,
pa'h"s, The fantastic IN the pituresqup, III,
fantastic il su5iinity, and the fanlas
Tic in sarcasm, lAan these lines which &C
tur in tie description Of woman fcunt
dlow he'd?
Touch her not srorncully!
Think oI her mouru!ullv,
Gently and humanity
r oi al the stains oi her
All ;'lal remains Of her
Now, is pure womaniy!
Who was her father1
Who was her m0ther2
Had she sister?
Had she blo'her2
Was there dcarer one
Ssh. and nearer one
Yet, than all other!
Alas for The rarity
OF Christian charity
UU5rr the stan!
@, II va" y'l.u.!
,.,r a ,t,n,I. ,,ity f,,1l
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Any Postinasttrs, or other person, wishing 10
see copy. as a specimen, will be furnished by
addressing the publisher, post paid. Editors co.
plying viii hc entitled TO an exchange for ono year
GEORGE X. CRhH AM
No. IS Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
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"Bial!Dg his Way."

The New O .ieaus picayune saws: CIV
Fry one accustomed to- Lille in a new
country Is aware that the first settlers ara
IA the habit of '.blaziag" trees all along
HE NV roads thai hey may lay OUT,
a process which is nothing more or less
'han cutting small piece Of bark from
each tree BV this means thew can ever
after keep The road. rain or shine. A
'rIend Tells good story Ola bacl.woods.
man he met day or two since in one Of
ouf Prih@ipa! streets. The chan had n
large piece Of chalk in his hand, with
which he was marking all the mos, pro-
m'aeni buildings he me. with. Anxious
to ascertain his object, onr friend enou;r-
ed his reason for Ihus chaking The fronts
aud doors as he passed.
"Why, The fact is" replied the back
W"od'man. 81 got Considerably snalIed
up here yesterr!ay--was lost ahor, two
h"ur8--and like never to have found NV
uat boat again Ior the tuYuins and win
dms. When came on today. rhnnrA,
would jnst '5IaAo NV way as | went
along. $" that J could read nv road lack.
QUIZ not catch dis particular ind, dual
osin lost agtn IN vour donb,ia and twi..
ten streets, any how You can fix it,"
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RlIUST ELEGANT AND POPULAR Pc
I'VE RlODCAL IN THE WORLD
all COMPETITION DEtIED!
OR AHAMis MAC IlNE tnr ls15
Noe Is Nc time .or new Sn!scfiptions.


country Tue engagement. permanently, during
the past year, VI such men at bHYANr, CoGPER,
lAtLDNG, Dana; LoNGFELLow, HoFrMAN,
NEAL, NANccR, etc, OF h!gh reputation in the
Literary world, o. regular contributors ia addi
t,' a. - ,;,'< F', s'ii"fac2 me mrs names
y,rl viii cn',Irna IN 10 tI,
of ,.,i,r,,, h,,,,on,, ,b in,
the i,,.l,,;r. ''"
(i-rh,m,s N,,,,.;,. h,sk,o, c.o,, ;,.,,.l
ls;inent, NOR man any other. the Gtvoyrts ne
no@,cAt )! the people Of the United States. With
.'.' . 10 "a "''''s as ""f pIgeS eShInlt, we
90! 10" ~'',', ON y. 4'"oFe' ilt'e
i,.@ .,,''. 49, ,'', ,"nt i''''Hh'S an! 'hii'E
- r.,. :, ~ -. - 80 ""'1"';S 3D.
rs ''"'"'g:' N'I"P'I, " \ i,!Sht' non
,lta 'u,'''' x, ~ -. '",'", u. ". lon"
-. ~ 'tl - - -,''L i'C"-
=. - ~, - " ~ +,U"E"' C,'"' %
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4, ''J -, 5'"S "''h' -''H
t.,,,,l,. ~, ''iS on "
t -, ,'' AZ 's'o"' ,iS: en-
oIry VS., VS. 80 ''.,'.'!' I's' tn,n WIS N'ch-
r. So ''"s''''' .'''"'
NJ J '' ''.''
,'.' . ''''''7 " ,,ne I''e'!''y "ie necessarily
I.N;,,
,''I -, ~, y '.', " Wv 'o'i''''V are
S+<-:'-' ~ '' ~',' " |'a''a'h
i.,r,,v ~, ~, ' , i,% W.,
IrI,,ta -'''' A''' ''4'''-
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3D., ~, Css.,..,,= i,e i."+I " - SUI
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~ ''"' ga. '''S ,.','''E y"
80 '''''' ',"" 11'%'o'g' '''''
', '', % s',l'" upon
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1 rs ''1 '"i-' " IA .i'" 'S'".i'+' Ni .1'-', we
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Why is a PRINTER like righteous
man? l'ye give ii up? Because NE Luvli
fears him.
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GI~ihc Mdde>"x a~n,ngtonisn SAYS,
ne puinkn vines grow So (4sl in The 3 ea,.
I. at y"n ean hear them lrottng along lie
ground!
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-02-01

When yon see person take cat hy
the neck and ring her tail, sci him down
as poor Judgs OF music
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Nothing is a stronger characteristic Of
ignorance aud lnaierlsm than to hear
parry OF young men making opptohrIous
remarks aOout the character OF females.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-02-01

sasz s0s
AsaE1S'kNS
FOR TIE
CECIL WTIG.'
John B. YfrnaI!, Port Deposit.
J W.Abr thams, Port DEPOSIT.
Erwin iIGincs. ?. n. Rising Sun.
Jonas Preston ,Jr. +, NJ. Con0wingo.
Johns. Etarcst, R0wlandsvillc. 80
Joseph llaineS Brick Meeting House.
John MeCr4cken f. VI. North East.
Nathan Wilkinson Ell Iron Works.
William II. rearce, p. NJ Cecil,cn,
John L. Norton, ?. NJ. Warwick.
John L Clayton, p VI. Chesapeake City:
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| sing hcr praise in poetry
For he, at morn and eve
erie, whole PINS Of bitter Tears,
And wipe them of with my sleeve.
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cry, prnduc"d resistance aud The long
cherished flame broke farth, but the onscl
was in vain Her sons n"bIv
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S me sentimental village !oafer thus
cerijiics 10 HE intensity Of his devotion to
his rue love-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-28
A CARD

The undersigned, has learned with no little regret that
dissatisfaction e1sts, respecting the pub,bcd pro
ceediogs Of the Public Internal Improvement Meeting held
te Exchange Hotel. Tuesiay evening, Nov. ] TO
the report oftho Delegates 70 the Fnesse Conyen
ton
In writing out the proceedings, done from mere
MEMORANDUM taken the Time dictated wholly BY desire
TO record correctly all that uabspfed, and uinspred,
with wish 10 d. idI'iice eher a. Mr.. Msclaran5. ~
10 bis proposition. IL due r. c8ndor say that the IN
designed did favor the project ~ MI Bots and still docs
but hsd no intention give th1t prominence In the pro-
ceedrEs, at would at all dsparage the scheme urged by
Mr.. Maclarland.
It's also due Mr. Jim,s, the Chairman. upon the cc-
ccson say hat up1n pcrrnng tho proceedings for his
approval and Signature be found him the 81 depart
ing for the couny. and after hasy perusa Of the paper,
he expressed hs doubts 20 the lsnguoge used end said
IN effect that be thought there faor Prefer.
given Mr. Be plan not, however, urging chsnzl
in the phr,eoogy, the paper permitted pr,ss
and whatever may attach 10 the oversight proper.
y belongs TO the Secretary hs purpose being, 70 chrcn
cs sihulY the facts they occurred, making only such
remarks ~ he thOught udeiVus 10 give 20 tho public,
definite idea Of Mf. B'a plan, In eontFadsnctOn Mr.
Me- which had already, TO eJten been before the
public. both IN Richmond and Fincsstle.
IL has been deemed advisable. N rake this public
msnt less 20 do justice 90 MIR. MacarlaDd aud tho
Chairman, than 10 vindeuo Secretary from undessrv
| cd fcprcbcnson. GEO. K. PEAKE.
R0HaosD, Nov 25th 1886.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-28

M. =, ~, k.i 49, ,....,,, ,.,i... Il =. -.
mi,,sl Al ,hi los l.st s.,,, a., Al. ,,, a. ~. al
yilsiny has perhaps developed A man BY tho name u
Parker We. called frou hi. 'hov,, by nan who aid
lady from Io~, desired 10 ZEE MIN, II w. .bss, hsis
pact oelock at nehl Parksr and The man w.ksi abost
hundred ysds tosciher when The man. In he open
streets, snbbed hm ard bis krs sy or and delb,
ra,ey took $1,000 out Of HI. pocket and walked away
with IT. The cry VI murder repeatedly heard but /,
supposed to be noisy boys attention
paid TO IT, The real murderer. il is supposed live in
Manchester now But who no Is is yet mystery. Il IA
almost incredible that should have been 90 dread.
fully murdered that early hour VI the night and i'm 30
public place. N
The town be destined from present sppcaran-
ees, to be no, only much the asest town. Is than
any other place in New Hampshire but much the most
valuable SO hard pushed they Tor ,iuo in tho
OF tho msny factories aud houses that many OF the work.
men are heard hammering and planning until 10 O'Clock
night Block after block OF two three aud -four story
buildings hog up each side OF the streets Ia rapi
Ihey arc now cutting street after street through
the hs and Milling up excavations. Ese, thing and every
man. woman aud child SCENE To be the continual move
"n after hoy get up hcn factories and other build
,ng'' viii have population OF some $4,000. $4,000 u
hsoahs. WhAt lesson does this fact teach OF the
ooaeh" :" Manufactured What radical and o1uaordi
nary change would be made in Richmond, Norfolk. Peters
pug. rteaeheA'oore' Luxembourg. and Dansic. IL the
".as ""o ohe' men IN these pisces were TO lay out
p,na "e1 eap'ai IN Manufactures This las, mention
a own ouse 20 anu YET must DO large manufacturing
place what nave you to say 10 this sntement people Of
Dsnville Z Am right, OF an wrong Get together
and zee who IL who and end on, rho ia willing 4, at
start Commence aud than ,,,, ,,,, d,,. . 80. -, Il,
history and ,h. ,,,o,,,h ar ,o,S,- g., -, ~
-, .A '"e $50" " your p'aes' Every oaie OF Co..
"n We snlp 10 Engand that IL returned to US, worth
SIOo Why not make and have this money yourselves
Would not the poor people your town and
q, well a. the rich resp v.u,bl. reward fu ,n.h ~,
ec I'll guarantee YOU will max, more ,b,n vou will h. -
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hE ds.r s,ss on tie reside. 81 s- bass laad 10
{" sss. esssi 10 the value ~ roeh grant
To- Resolved, That cielent nossurss should he taken
ny INC "eoefst Governmen; and the
earrenee VI the distinctions in the ST. Louis hstbor"
These resolutions 60 the whole extreme of fed.
eraifsmi There is no going any farther. No
Latitudinarian has ever coniended for more entire
ultra Federalism. according to the rule Of con-
struction Of $500, of which Mr.. Calhoun not
only processes TO he follower, but for the ad.
vancement Of which he has been regarded as the
lcader-AS TIL; GREAT LEADER.
What the meaning of it all is, We need not
explain: BY coincidng with these Western
views, suggested by Western interests, Mr.. Cal.
houn thought he saw an opportunity of "hcading'
the Presidency, an enterprise which has occupied
him for tho last % years-"heading" il by the
aid of the powerful and growing West. Nous
refTons.
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THE TARIFF.

We find the great majority of the enlightened
presses Of the country and their correspondents,
. embracing the opinions the subject OF the
: sAyeatered changes in the Tariff, which wo have
been expressing for months, namely, that no
subsidaiial charge is really medtated, and that
ihe peetension is made for party effect, namely, to
yamrnon South Carolina and the Free Trade Par
]. ty. Il must be remembered that of this party
there is an increased number in Congress
enough to decide the election of public Printer,
and by their detection to leave the Administration
in a minority They are known to he u somewhat
impracticable sett of Observation-Disclosures, vagar-
lists and star gazers-who cannot easily be driven,
hut whom an abstraction has power TO lead thro'
bog and brar: To tickle them and make them
pull kindly in the traces is probably the full scope
aud meaning Of the Free Trade, antitariff pro-
fssious Of the Administration.
- Tho Washington Correspondent Of the Charles
ton Mercury says:
s~aSomc of Mr. Buehanan's friends in Pennsylvania
and apparently under good advice, that the tariff will
not be changed OF the coming Session, indeed during
the T~onty-Ninta Congress Mr. Walkers report they
say, will recommend reduction Of dutics but that Con-
gress will upon il. The democracy OF New York
Peunsylvana. and Ohio are not in favor o free trade,
they willing to hazard any change which might
seeusly reduce the The expenses which
DO encountered in consequence OF the proposed Oregon
bill say nothing Of the expenses consequent upon
with Eug the preparation or one, will present
Obstacle to reuenchment.
Commodore Stocrton, you have seen, sailed for Ore
son and California. Some have suggested that he has
out with views and feelings which, whatever may be
his orders may lead him, he is very impulsive;
so,ve the country in collision with England. The Brit
fisli Admiral, Seymour, that station is Of cool
and discretion Suta thorough Brton, and will be very
likely resist any attempt, like Commodore Jones'
Snsiance 90 take forcbe possession OF portion OF this
eosnty.l Indeed it is probable, thar such are
Admiral Seymour's orders.
learn that General Scott has expressed the opinion that
there would be with Great Britain. trust that he
a mistaken. lie may reason upon principles of action
>sLich controlled governments in former yahrs The peo-
ole have stronger such a;IeIs than former.
ly.sThs EuropeAn governments engage in a
war lightly they could, during the agiistions
anent on the French Revolution"