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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-21
NEW CONCERN.

FuNIlE undersigned have this day formed co. part
i nership under the style and firm of
MOL CRENSHAW & co :,
for the purpose of doing general GROCERY AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS, and have taken the
large granite front house lately occupied by NJ. ).
Langhorne & Co and will keep constantly on hand a
large Stock Of G r o c f. X f. S OF every jescrip-
lion, which will be sold low for cash, or in exchange
for all kinds of Conniry Prodnee.
The particular attention of T.. e. Mechanism will
be devoted the sales of Tobacco Flour and all oiher
Tobacco is 50 cis per hhd) Goods received and for
warded; no charge for drasage.
We wish To buy 1000 bbls. Of good Family Flour,
for which the hest cash price will be given.
JNO. u. McCLANAlIAN,
f.. G. McCLANAHAN,
II. w. CRENSfiAW.
Il. q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-21
SlON REW ARD.

obedience 10 order OF the usilngs Court for the
Cooperation Of Lynchhurg. made the I'd day OF
March, 1919 directed 10 offer the ahuse reward oi
one hundred dollars, Tor tho apprehension and consc
lion OF the person persons hn have lately committed
depfedatlons upon the grave yards.
DAVID W. BURTON. .Nalor
for he Corporation u Lyaehb,og
March 10 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-21
Ed u In LION.

TuyIlE subscriber. having received the appointment
L of Principal Of The l.ovinsslon Male and Female
Academy, will commence the discharge Of his duties III
the Isl OF April The usual branches III all Engls aud
lassical education will be louaht.
BRANCH A. SAUNDERS.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-12-17

II n INEOOELEn,
Secretary.
JACKSON GERMAN DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION
OF THE TENTH, ELEVENTH, THIRTEENTH, AMI
SEVENTEENTH WARDS
large and enthusiastic meeting of this associa-
ton was held at the Monticello Hail. corner of av.
enue A and First street, Dec Ilth, i645. A. Spohr
ESQ.,, president, in the chair, assisted by Anthony
Dngro as vice president, and I. A. Nesseler and
A. Hous secretaries.
The meeting having been convened to take an ex-
preston Of the entertained by the association
of the Presidents message, the following gentlemen
were appointed committee to draft resolutions ex-
pressive of the feelings of the German democrats
of New York; Messrs. p, Ferber, John Ebertb, C.
Nentzel, v. Benz .r, and John p. Jager--who re-
tired, and reported the following, which were unani.
mously adopted:
Resolved, That the annual message Of the Presi-
dent of the United States, which has Just been laid
before the country, commands our warmest support
and admiration; and we take pleasure in saying that
its lofty and patriotic language has awakened in our
breasts devotion and attachment to its distin-
guished author which will remain with as long as
the invariable principles Of the democratic party
harmonic with those upon which our glorious
Union was founded.
Resolved That the deserved and well-med rebuke
which the President administers to England and
France for their interference in the great measure
of annexation, meets with our hearty approval; and
although France, the home Of Lafayette was the
early friend of the United States, yet in this in
stance, she has forgotten her high duty, and has
permitted her ancient foe TO lead her into line OF
policy which is not only wrong in itself, but
highly unjust towards the United Stntes-Va policy
which, il persisted in by these two powers, would
inevitably lead to open hostties, the awful result
Of which cannot now be calculated
Resolved That the union of France and England
to prevent the progress Of the free institutions OF
the United States, is alike absurd and unnatural,
and WILL as we believe, excite the rdicule and
merited contempt of the enlightened people Of every
nation under heaven. While the former is making
its doubtful and highly unjust conquess in Algiers
the latter has extended its power and dominions to
a point in India that has astonshed the world; and
such has been the bodness Of the spirit Of conquest
which has occupied the grasping desires Of Euro
pean statesmen, that the prime minister Of France
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-12-17

TINE LARGE YELLOW HOUSE, adjoining
i that of Mrs Ballard, on Capitol Hi has been
thoroughly repaired and newly furnished mess
Of members Of Congress-, with without their fam.
lies, Gun be comfortably accommodated at the low
price Of seven and eight dollars per week.
Dec. 9-3t
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-12-17
WASHINGTON
To the Editor Of the Union:

To the Editor Of the Union:
New YoRK, Dec. Is, 1845.
Will you be SO kind as to publish the annexed
proceedings in the columns of your paper, and
obLge
Yours, truly,
Il. A. NESSELER,
Secretary
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-22
ANNExATIoN on TEXAS.


The Globe, of the 9Th of January, has
the following paragraph, which gives us
some reason to hope for the success of this
measure at the present session:
"It is we'll ascertained now, that ma
jority exists in the House, and probably IN
the Senate also, in favor of annexing Texas
TO the Union. The conditions alone re-
main to be adjusted. The treaty scheme
of last session, as presented in joint reso-
lutions, it is understood will not pass in
either branch. The proposition Of recogni-
sing our obligations to Texas under the
treaty Of Mr.. Jefferson in 1903, and enti-
Ting it to admission as State at once, or
as Territory, with view to subdivision
for admission in several States, with the
principle of the Missouri compromise en-
grated, seems to meet with most favor. II
IS possible, however, that the act of the
present Congress may take the shape of
that under which Mr.. Jefferson secured
Louisiana. being an appropriation to ena-
BILE the President elect TO effect at once
what he may be instructed to accomplish
in some form or other; submitting the al
ternatives to his discretion, and the con-
firmation of the next Congress. We think
the simpler mode will be found the BEST"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-22


I1e fsdeusag are ~ rseclato,s 49,
"a - es,A eraaekes e shs L.ris,asar. =
NISSAN. iasiruss;.x ~ Seaarsrs frszss,,
SAFE = vsss fur sAs i---saiass s,ssra..,
e Tess = - Uaissz SAFE. TAsf-
exFlsis. and - sAs Poi.s.
I. R<ss,reE. Tat u tAs spiu;a. =
ihe General AEenA,y. he reesaexs,;ss
q Teas = - Uni<e1 States. sarr..,
nafioasl Measure. dezan5ed ~ a.,
nsjori.y e she Psepis q IS Sac. Al
thar 10 szskty ard in,eFcst cf hosA -
vsran<ea reesire asd 6ezae1 i a "a
earhcSs pracEcai perSo1
?. Tat ske Rerchiie e Teas : : re
aad io3epe13e.f Sax. ard Xxi she A.
ceired ksr snsepe13eroe nn3 ker se-rs.s-
Ma u-anzsr wAsch - - 1szia -.
tAe he11s &C her prsPle-
= Ia Teas IS ssFsa tke 49, an
PIE al sal<sent esi1<ane 6 k<r 6.s,Sss-
sfca Al assksy - uaiat1ia her 49,
denee. Ard thc ex.,<e1 s-akioa SIC Ia a.
saune1 a,nro< tke ralssns e tAe ears
4 Tkat - gsrerz7eni 6 Tens a.
EAe in1spatak'e risghE - trszskcr. sss =.
esrer.zens q tAe ra2ct SAFES - -,
. aceePt. tAs ss-risery &C Tex,s. 49,,
TIE ecassat q and viEAsu< givsax $50,
cause q e1<aes. - any cher pswer-
pross3ed. hassxsr, TAT sAe hozo3ary IL
kesueen ihe an2ex>1 tsrrzcry aas Sss-
g = "a cpen - fetzre nerot.s,-- -
sEeea she Usi-s1 Sa.es a. Meroc.
;. Tat n he eps.sca er rs c.
ri AsseEeiy, ! g--af zaje-srv q ~ -
pc C rs Ssaie prrser tSas Teas 49,
se snz<xeS = ~ Cslse5 Sal-s 80
1axzllag her tsrrsaory lzso s,.ve-hssss.-
Ant re1-saveAss&ng SA,es. ~ lszs.--
tAat ese=tioa = - $500 - ne 49,
80 ncw, Or @ay kerrafle- occzsy =.
terrsss<y tAat nay Ae szzexed
Z. TAaf he Peoeie e Msssoars r--,-l
toe aa1satsco q Teas - the Ur.,.s
Safes &C eSse1aal - ne rateresss of IS
SAX. ssi ef he wh,,e Uzeet Sac. -.
rz-Aer iAan 81 IL he e1os-zzatsaz .-
rs ceseci. 4 czz7os 81 ssccic3 !. =.
ccrA1ce slth t1e F-zcaies ses s--l
- Ne aacEe reSc.-siccs. 49, 49, c--rr--
- So re.soealts zs3 5zst ccz--ozszs.
I - - = - = 49, - ~
P~aciPiss. - AZ hc ssSlz7e.zhly ~
eeSSary % F-ocz-s - a1uS@FisAzsSzs1 -
he Us.s--s, an P-essrve tAe Peaee al
Aa-@1ay e lie Uaacz-
:. Tai eur Sc1- tc-s n Cc--ress !.
l1ssr--Ees. AL CO z-ezee-S a ~ h.
ict kePrsscassilves te reSsesse3 - -
llAel- kesi sxsrtlczs - heh.,f 81 ~ -
ns.tssa q Tsxss 60 ne Uztet So
= ecascrul,y "a sae sis1es sf - 50
pc q NlsSc1r. a. sxF-Ssses iz - ave
: re~ol-zscas-
q Ia. tAe Sccrc.arv e -. d kr---
~ reszlr~d = ts-~s-5 - ez-s lf a. -
s.,o-s Az ReP-eseazusss a C<z.--zsa
GOV & tAesc rcsss-iz--z-
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-22

despite intriguing and .log-rClling, which
viii confer honor upon, and ensure success
to the Democratic party. In the mean
time, let every denocraturge the claims Of
his fayorite, and express freely his opinions
on all matters Of public policy. without be-
ing charged with intrigue, unjust mannuv-
ring, or adesign to create discord. Mutual
forbearance. tolerance, and concession, is
necessary to successful organization.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-22

CT The report thar Bariag BrOshers
have sent hall 4 million Of 6ollars - Ne~
Orleans 10 invest n ecston. @ sseculAtsoo,
has about It an odoF Of ksa5ssgry- TAe
kiie-flyers and rae-barons are Aard up Is;
now. No time 70 chat exehined he
fellow who vas led 70 the haek Ct hi;
and the mOon=hine capitalists and saaa-
ciers know vel that sAese ara not ti..es
for sPeculation-
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-22

We sad ths S1io~sas - ~ * -
bsr q he Dslz- Drzs---s
RoEszxF ASs LTScECE-Ne Es-
staa1 sAat lis Hoecr 1-5se Ca---s-s -
rsved - ss@n sa $as.r3zv tzsa. q -
sac q - ny ~ - Hoilv So. e
stcPPed Al Rakers. an 49, ssa
he esParsa-s 81 - eo1>A. - s-zzk 90
aialag eiozAes zzl vziz.Als p.pe-S e.
arpearc1 o. kearsar Il - -
& It's Hc1cr. lssSe LyzxA -
l1-y l2ss.csSr. az3 atser n sAors -
snt % usre oeRrssy sFs3<.ce. &c rsa
lc-mec. 6Gsd \ ve-1srs q G1lsv a-szs
eae yca1g IA. I. sA..e c>ck. a. R,k--ss
4nd q -slrengiy s=s>ecscd~ .r=.ss 49,
Ter yccng aa-AsA q xhz-t rrsss--s
81 Cc9ecxtiie. Whereu,oa tke zrrr -
p; us1<r arre<; AID sAs E,-z,s- s-rs--F
shiPPsd ca ne saek, H.-rI5ss b. A.
tAe nsxt cav ne srssk AS ss-,3 . So
eosAes. 1e3r tose. AL = Save s-c--sss--
-, 40 I'D ca o1e q he s.s= xs-S
aad eea,esze1 Azs Cslls- Is - Ass
ceen co<rscty laAorEeL las a. zzzacs11
uA,e nae eeea sgeszs.is.s,y szssss
tcr tAe rog~erx e seS-o-sve. E--Se
iaan 1Grl<re4 &C uerc csrc-ns-1z-il e.
ee1ce.-tsr - 49, @a. pssscss-s
w1ite uans teeilz<S uAi,clzs s--es
secA eirczzsaeces Ezst he u=ss ~
dealA. Wat = ec@@<2f . rs ~, "a
tAe sys>en e I-xaSA-a syssea .ss-A ~
ola1ss PerssoRl ri<A.s. e;eareas rszs-k -
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-22
REMOVAL.

or The DEMocRAT Office has been removed
TO the south side Of the public square. in the Sc
cond story Of the building occupied by g. Stan
Gill, where We will be glad to see our friends at
any time. Late papers from different points
may always be found on our table.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-22

The Court OF Elshers a Nsw Ycrk. A.
sembled for The trial Of BssAoP Oa1er1oak.
have expelled him fFon rs ssasssu aa3 ~
nistsFial funetiocs- Itwil X se1erlers1
TIA, The reverend ard learne3 gsasleaAn
was charged With soo S-sas s,a1aess Sex
the hosiie-a.Haozs esessans lseaksnne-s.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-22

o. The tosai azOan< % geoss i-npo-ssd
into New-YOrS fOr The yea- eziiss Dee
81, 1872, xas S7s.osi. -e-sPoa whseh
the governmenf dusy 49, -. 0ss.ls
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-22

A1rWE are authorized TO announce Maj.
JAMES MONEY, as d candidate for re-
election to the Office of Treasurer of Car
roll county.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-22
STAFF APPOINTMENTS.

The following gentlemen have been APP
poin.ed TO compose the Staff of Major Gen.
eral c. F. HEMINGWAY, of the 4th division
NJ. NJ
MARX D. WoMAcK, of Choctaw, Division
Inspector
SHELMAN DURHAM, of Attala, Division
Quarter-master.
M. ELLIS ABBEY, of Lowndes, and VII
LIAM B. FARMER, of Carroll county, Aids
de-camp.
o. We return our thanks to our Re-
representatives. Hon'ls ]. THOMPSON, R. w.
RoBERTs, and T. M. TUCKER, for favors, and
forvaluable public ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ 70 Col, Roberts, for the Compendium of
the Census.
o.. The Southern mail failed from be-
yond Yazoo for two trips past-Big Black
being, we suppose, impossible from the
heavy rains. Our energetic mail contrac-
tors, Leroy 6 John Sims and brother, mus,
rig up, again. their defiance linen of skiAs.
If an alligator can carry mail through a
swamp, the sims's viii.
or We have copiedsinto this paper Sc
veral extracts from leading Democratic jour.
mails in Pennsylvania and Massachusetts
showing the feeling of the Northern Demo.
cracy in regard to the annexation of Texas
With perhaps haIf-a-dozen exceptions, al
the democratic papers in the free States
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-22

Resoluhons instrassing Sszssss Ear
row and sOhnsoa = voss for he Aanexa-
hon Of Texas. are beiose he Loaizsasa
Legislature. an1 XII PrOsasly Pass-
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-22

& HOa1 SiLAs WEsEr was iaan<ura-
ted as Govsrnos G. New York. a. ArSaay,
on the Srss day Of Iaaaary.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-22

Or We are authorized to announce
JOHNED. NEAL as candidate for Pro-
bate Judge of Carroll county, at the No
vember election.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-22

We eaIlthe aiientsOn e. cossoa Pians.
ers TO the Sensibie and sfraeix article n An
other column under bad OF =. The Fiansas
Interest"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-22

EEROz.-In The address q ar. Hue. -
our last. '.free and sresPssd aasOary.' !, ssr
Stree and accepted masonry.~ IN ne Erzs
place the terms ceeur, escaped Oer nc6ee
in reading The proof-
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-22

a. The astuss. gallant. anE shira'Fczs
editor Of . neighboEing paper, se'ee,s -
wife of Co. Polk. he Pfssident elect. -
frequent theme of eaisorij nosiea aad
panegyrie. This arniahle and aeeanPissA-
ed lady tEks The wives q Ehousaads less
The favOrises Of fortnne.l dOabslszz rnsriss
all that can Be said o. her, bas Ne vsasurs
70 say she does no. covss sash nosoriesy.
In a late number Of The paper alia1sd ..
we learn that
. Several papers have eorse 70 had l1ls-
" with very erronecus statsrsents IN regard
10 the family Of the wife Of las X Feik- :
And lest the cannry shcai6 - nisleS
By I" erroneous staiensnis" e ! naiier q
such astounding imPczsaaee. be Pcssssds
70 tel who Hrs. P1lk < nos, - weaaswAo
she is-uho Lueias FIX ma-rie1-whseA
one or the Polksis hrother q presrh<r Fe'k.
sc. From the ssassnezi ne glsaa sAs ian-
porsans fact thai tie Pse-s3ens eie<s zarri-
ed Mss Chil1re=s. Of Ternesee, of..1n a
family. and ct high standing n rAzs S-ais-' =
This should Be generally knswa- Te ~
same source the Pubsie was inaeeesd So
the Astonishing disclosure. SD wssA sch
marked effect N the la1s canvass. taas n.
Dallas vas 2 j. Xalker-< wife,s ucc,s.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-22

Orleans"
The Gls sAas touches CT = uasg
speaker, who rOse 10 debate he Annsxa-
lion question.
@Mr. csingmar, Of y. c.. seene1 =
have forgotten where be was spsakia<.
All Of his speech whieA sc heard. was-
and il was TIE conciusion. when TIC a.
tor sums Up bis resnlts--a sort of taVera
talk, heard every day inshar-rocuas asnoax
the Clay disconienled parnsans- NJ. Z.
recapitnlated the varsoss elrcunssanees
which led 70 Dir. Clays iefeat. he CIV
Of New YoFk bad voted several tissess tAs
crew Of a snip had voted the aholificarsss
had not voted As they shouts, and had al
len into utter coatsmpt IN ecnseq1eace;
and Mr.. Cay was TIE greatest rnaa &c tie
age, and would assays DC TIE grea1esl nsaa
Of the whig party, and : great may
bright eyes and sad hearts haa sea- orer
bis mishap and everybcdy h,1 ea.sse =
mourn, bat Mr.. Clay Himself. AL ,Aere
was great deal Of poetry citel - sAss
that the cypress and The harel snd sks
green turf had very impoxant fanetscns
to perform far Nr. CAY. Bet i seenns
that Texas bad noahiaz . - n The traese
scene, although re t1ke i = h1se keen
the real hero q the pie<c. an1 II az l1k<.
llhood the prime cause 81 Mr.. Clin<a,an's
griels- L should eersainiy haze hsea sAs
subiect Of his discourse, a. i uaz lhe izak.
Ter IN debate but Mr. Cinena7 Esrgot IS =
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-22

WEDNESDaY, JANUARY p, la45.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-22

matically 10 discredit and destroy the re
publican Institutions of this country by
battling The free and regular action Of the
goyernmenks and substituting anarchy and
violence for law and order. We shall
some time take q review of the events at
which we have glanced, and show the
cloven foot Of federalism in every step to-
wards confusion in the affairs of our CO.
vernment.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-22

The Gld5 sAus touches CT : ua;g
speaker, who rOse 10 debate he Annsza-
ton question.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-01
v4ITABLE EYTEPNAL RENEOY.

HUNTS ENT-TAis esi-Sra;sl rsr,ety Is no -
tio- the ht I'm orz-= - Tie New 2> Fu9I'e ne sele
s-ity which has Gstsa- n III couE-y Wesch>s;sl " h-Fs
X s-lHAy Iatro4Ec ntS acuct re frorfenE 70 RI
t-nt he 1hes haS never yet been
discovered ryt-faa r--- hs; proved esaia n Is
,f-csl &n-aiiy & 1Nsirs diseases h7~1-'
- n Ss-,ll,! LiraSs Pan a~ C5>s; ScS S-TgIzS,
2-st<fs isecgss. UsskscSs tSe J1EHts 94-
-.e:iJ-S -f' HlsreS. Burns Sci RAIN, CTvgP irte
fts FACE. TDs.s .ies>, r. 4r-
q. i1own- le;srs f3m III htCbly sT'G@at Fh5stSaEs
h0 had nj ~ Hospital IN e srS Sig- SAT-
Fson ioT sly tn nct powerful svi=ser n iAFcS
fIs cr-HfeG .VI-ra8l F-1stT 7rt : uclet suar1
eD-rs In certificates accompanying each soI Price >
SING Slv., December 2syh 1874.
~ Dee- ST.: Received ycu- n5,- yesisI,iy asking
Strion Iaowns composition ard having frequently
used ca recommend yru safe eVernai Teass-J
and IN ny oIsaioa The 5es' LiGiEneai aGw n -.
Very tTalT and rssp-cil ally years; =, -
Col. P4rERs VAS CorarI,>1r.
iaily ccaeur 70 he i5ovr ogiel9n, c.,rp >,p
Tins LiEiHart fod by Iu'htou Co no BrosiISsy 10
is.rr au>-. Sruidsy cCer oureenth \. b y D.
Sands - eu';ca - Broadway, = East Broadw'y
Nspinws 81 Wliiiam Neakin. SN Broadway: Guion;
II Bower corner ot Lf-,nd-, Moss Corner Of innon ard
lrsni-.tS { 7 E1sstis. <5Ssu-st # Ann: bcuSn
,usl ind Hus6u Austin corner Csr 'nt Nassau
Codtnstoa, 30 Hutson-s,' Graham cor 81 va ~ shd
Wa,rr-st Hjbhsri Cobb, 81 John 81 Ms HAYES = eu-
Brook IN: QuIrS. Of AtlGuc ald toinnni.>
Ba10EIvn. aid DWS-i>S scutr1F throughout me utsd
St1trs: and by HOADLEi- PHELPS 60 lt2 " AtsF;
70 teu or 10 The proprietor * c ig Ti D. ,,5slIs& 20
Bush Irlv.- f-s Dshiow - \ Ei 25s tiresuwlchs;;
t;aal B-ckrr and hriStoph W4tSen % atharne
si--; Cox >l.Ht, Sth sJyyi aad I'd 3T-re
j-b,rl.r S,hi !icSon. 10 th.rry-St Hctton
le2 E,.t Broadway. Colby. 7l sAris, Eyett % Hudson.
},h CJrgeshall Chaha-''. Crumbe Houston ,nd
Bower alu my
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-01
COMSTOCK 4 CO.
y. d Coustland-stree;,
hty, or hand.
All the fol low ing named

CONS 0Ck Y co.
y. q 2iCoutand-streei
Htys on hand
Al 'Af ARTfcI III ittT Z s Il "'F4
Which have btained
POPULARITY, VIZ:
Cex>FLs MAGICAL PtiS EyrRtCroN. for instantly r.
moving all pain igm burns and 9lwNys healm= without
all nv * absolutely r.fq>:d for 1t, VIZ: -.
seeId, s9ia,, Sas.'' STii.ss. Pies ether Dlndor
e}iI Core s,,.. &C., sal, 0IsfSa Issis AID Gou,
viii positively De cured - tfr a., m tn, fdias ISs,t5Iis
EtrI lad Lurent The >ceptc,l We invite 10 call ana be
hi, Gi;y Who been cured Of Rheumatism aud Gout by
''I, @ I AZ =, s,. On h., Iovd ver
successful ~ eurnS Deafness We hlvg m,gy certificates
from citizens Of C5 who hate used ihs ON WIN cGm m
tsstris E1,riet ef Sgrs-parRa IS pure m article
as can bz ae Tie pfcs reasonable that the Poor eau
n. II y, me rtc, ih,t Wi, ei+ctusIy pur,fs the BLoop
from all mfantirs. Those who hlye been mpruieat in the
use n .loir- ,.r dud sure rrIi-f iromit ,
East hld,a iiai, Dys h> chemical PREPARATION will
color ii. ;haae from -hI brown TO et ttAoN
lar You Roacass Or Bed Bugs n Your igpse;1s sure
er,emaor the noHous 'rfnin may be had At q Court
Tie c,q.se FIrir Erqdea,s,-,arst to remove the
ar from the lace Neck aut AIMS AID will not uinre The
Dr. Spsir,, Remedy fer The Ner-oas or Biiou, Sick
Hsay4 4ci,-Nh0!r families member OF which was
I.rs Bsissn Of Ifg C,s7y-Evr,e, Of Lirsrvor
and b,ssm of Lv-wor Tor all diseases OF the Lungs
Ven Nss Di.c"sc'g@By which Al, Stoves aud PIPES Be
kept IET w beautiful polish Coach Body
Tin ou- application IL VIII serp stoves and flp-s
from rusting through the Summer. Price 25 cents
Longies estsrn hsdiGn PanGeed-s warranted to cure
aus case 0 Asthma Dy5l.n indigestion Cosveness Sc
Tfsr,rs agc Nqir O 1T gives the hair teiutii1l
glass and lucinrS curl aud, wholly unlike any other
OIL ne yer soil, the fine ST Ladies Hats IN the least
pr,Serre and Reaaiiy nc HGif-By uSlGg the Genuine
Oiriges Balm of Columbia Nhich immediately stois the
arr iro aliug and restore. wHkS BALD keeps
the Har from DASpRyFF or 'cURF sold ONLY genuine
Al q tourtiard street. 80
IF,eh T0sp-.4cds Drops Warranted cure and will
no; iujur@ seia or guus Free, . fer hottle.
VOKNlS- stocks IermtEcc cit IL entirely vEGC-
r,RLE ard cannot niuce delicate CHILD,
should there he Price. . cents
EqUs Ltniment--IVd any Of PnEs, tsither
Blind cr Blsrdiug ~ ,REANrtD.-
CAUTION 10 BE REMEMBEREO!--The above
CoMsroeK * -. 81 CouHland STREET and By Dr. Field
i59 Fuitou..t. REMEMBER THE NUMBERS, TAKE
.rutt ,-frt, yof.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-01
CoCNTISG, HOUSE sTATloNERY.-7FRAYCLs 3

COUNTING HOUSE STATIONERY. Y.-FRASCIS A
y LOUTREL, a. MAIDEN ane. have On hand large as
softnen, OF Ens:sh. Freneh ana American statoneryso
Account Book, Of every tesetDoo. which they oe y yey
ow rrces Ruled Bill Paper, Invoice and Account CuIenl
Papet Letter and Paeke. Papeg suitable for Efegn CG
responeenee, Bill Flies. Improved Letter Clips pea
shen1 Scisson Wax. Wnfsu. Banker and Sqis 80.
steel Peas q Gilious Perry. Wnde Len @ = ..s VIII
and Hoseiy Wnghts mnnufnctufe, Cod r-h.
Peneils ruperIer ,eie. Mnnoh Letter .os
e4ilreiy aeu patterns De1k Foic, Sot,s UsIs,
Biib Exchange Bib Lnfinz, ReeePn; s,atine.,S
Beoks great vayicsy. Orters for Account be"As'
and Printing Will protnpt c,.,,,.~,
FRANCIS & LOUTREL, Msnusefr5T- y y ls,des 3 sne
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-01

CAsg OF MCLEAN la reviewing tals case, we
are IMPRESSED with tue awful reelection, that lei
low-crealuIe. now pronounced by lary OF his
country,nen i,noceut. and so breyeG TO be by per-
haps the mass OF tbis community, was so nearly
the victim of eliish system OF luTiSprudence'-
Had II not been Tor the untnng eXertlon OF one
man-lhe principal OF McLean,s counSel-wheTe
would this victim long since have been' In the
cold grave, and his name consigned TO eterna! IN
famyi Alas, that human laws should be thus lnl-
p.rfec;-but nose unfortunate still, that We seem
10 care so litle about their attempted reformation
The principal cause. we learn, Q. the difference
between the TWO reldicts, was lie discovery, on
The last trial. OF new and Important testimony, IA.
yorable ts the accused. And here we would
remark, irat a lesson Is afforded BY this clrcuH-
stance which shows the necessity OF either entirely
abrogating the dea;h-punshmenf, or putting siar on
after the dale OF coav!ctlon-paineu!arly wner-
circumstantial evidence may have I'D 10 tn= Vef-
olc OF .uil, Time would be thus afforded Tor tn
DEVELOPMENT OF facts which might frequently a.ve
the innocent from isnominious death.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-01
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