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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-30
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INNITIS AN(E,.


ISkS will be iaken ~ the FIRE a. MARINE
n b INsU RANCE COMPANY Or WHEELING
at The forrest rules on
Buildings of ailkinds. stoue,brick OF ooden
old Their contents:
Steamboats,; factories; mile, sc.
Furniture:
And merchandise ofsll kinds.
And agsinstall danger . ttend!ng the trans
porsnuon OIL Roodeonrivess, lakes, seas, canal
and railroads.
Fer the character OF the comrunyn 10 prornp.
iitudc and iberaity IN the in s.Incu, I'D Do y.
nent OF losses. beg lae.c to refer to the mel.
chants Of this plac can d elsewhere VINO have h al
M The adjustment 9: claims upon Us sausa
RETURN PREMIUMS.
n He Fire and Marine Insui snce Con- pan
"a of Wheeling. will re,prn 10 per cent on
all premiums .cce.ysd for Ti,ks taken iron, tins
lime where no los has occurred.
ie5 ~ X w HARDING. Secretary.
WESTERN iNsukAECE COMPANY
CAPITAL 100000.
THIS company being now duly organized, rs
prcpared make insurance on every des-
c'pii@n ofFire and Marine Risks. uch as dwell
ling Houses, Store III ouses; 2 with their con.
tents. Also. 5 lean Boats, Fiat Boats aud X eel
Boats with their cargoes, to ad ftom any rori
on tAe ONO and mississippi rivers, or their trib
utory streams Application for Insurance o b,
Riade Ter the present at the ofiice OF the Wheel
ing Savings, ms titntion
auI RM'COY Scc.y
RETURN PREMIUMS.
yHNHE WESTERN INSURANCE Compa
~ ny OF Wheeling will return IN per cen,
on all premiums received Tor risks taken from
this date, where no los, has OCCURRED
r Mccoy,
March 3, lS45. Secretary.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-30
rnr NEW AsD srLnxDrD sraaMea

THE NEW ASp SPLENDID STEAMER
VAIL,
,ys~n LT6sS, master, viii con.
q IN ~ tinuc 10 run IhrdUeb The
gGl;;sy II Ii sepsun as weekly packet
s.sIS-x s@---><1S between Put>bursh AID
Cincinnati; leaving Wheeling every Wedn,s
day evening Of o o,Gock and Cincinnati every
Saturday al 10 a NJ
This steamer is provided with Evans safe.
~ Valves aud an IRON root as projection "a
gainSi explosion and fire
For freight or passage apply on bosId
feb %
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COLUMBUS, (Ol INSURANCE COM
PANY.

.4GENCY FOR iyHEELIAG,
Ii K LIST. AT Shri7er & Selle's Warehouse,
,-.. Waer street.
NHEf will 'okc risks on Huiltinss Of al
b kinds:
Steamboats, aud Garages, Factories, Mills,
keelboatS, Fla,hos,S and Csrgoes Sc, aeainst
loss or damage by fre.ur the dangers a nj pr.ils
Oh the seas. lakes or rivers, on very favorable
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-30
yyu 4 ROpn

BOOKSELLER AND STkTiONER,
Corner Main and Union SIS.
HAS just received large and spler did as
4 n Sorm"nt al School Medicsl, Theologi
cal and Miscellaneous Books. Also, n laIg,
sssorlmt nj Of Fancy S aiionery, which will b,
'old cbeap tor cash w hOl, sale and Retail.
mar 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-30

INiRE 81 MARINE INSURANCE-Thcrc urc
Il tmosiiuatcns only in which individuals Gnu
be placed, where they can adequately apprecis,,
the value of!nsutsnce, These are Will. -'and.
ing upoa the runs Of their Uwn property. .ltheI
receiving from an insurance Office the full a.
mount which they have lost, or slandng on the
same spot surrounded perhaps BY a dcsolu,e fanl.
lily lameniing hat stupidity and folly which hac
Ia, led 10 provide for such Contingency.
INSURANCE co of HARTFORD, CONN
will take risks on dwelling houses, ware housed
stores, mills, factories. &c togeihe, with Their
chinery. and everyother description of iusurable,
property. Also. on steam, keel and Hat boats
and Their eargocs to and nom any por, On tn,
Office on Main strces, nearly opposite the U S
Hotci. IancI, 1912
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-30

DoNNgT RIBBONS g. FLOWERS = Ladies
ID Cfavsh md Neck Ties. Jaeconel and Swiss
Edgings and Iasenings. Thread Laces and Edeines
jasl received. sENSENEY e. RHODES
an
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RETURN PREMIUMS.

Their agents are author zed 10 make the fol
lowing terms with their customers:
Any person insuiing a single risk by which
no loss'ro The company is sustained, shall re,
ceiye return IN applicauon 10 the agent OF
10 per cent on the amruni paid. On nett gross
premium paid each year, amounting 10 $500
or over, IL z per ce.t on DC; amounting To
50 600 or over, 5 per ce0i. ,apS2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-30
new U S MAIL STEAMER cLtPpER.

NEW U S MAIL STEAMER CLIPPER.
<xa<ns> The -ncw-Rnd East ,tun,
a ~ ming steamer CLIPPER,
sG;i;2;:-;;;;;z,gs.t3 Crooks, commander,
20, will continue I make re
gular weekly II ips 10 Observation-Disclosures Wheel
ing every Friday EVENING a, 9 O'clock, and Gin.
cinnaii every Monday al 10 A NJ.
For freight or passage. having superior &C,
comm uions, apply on board.
3TThe Clippes was built expressly Ter the>
Cincinnati and Pilishorch ~ sde, aud will con
tinue in ibe ifaGelhe whole season. Icb 81
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NEW U S MAIL STEAMER HIBERNIA.

sEEa Thenew ard fast running
"A steamer HlBERNIA, John
SSs.5!s2E 2s:ss5S5S klinsfehcr, will continue
vA-A< make regular weekly
irips:o Cincinna,l; .le,ving Pittsburgh every
Tuesday Ito An; end Wheeling. every
Tuesday OF p Mr. and Cincinnati every Fri.
day at 10 A M.
Far freight or passage, having superior ac.
commodations, aprIy on boari.
IfThe Hibernia was built expressly for he
Cncinnaii and Piusbureh trade, anil will cons
linue in the u ade The whole season ..
Tfhe Hibernia is prov ded wuh Evans
sa'ely Guard TO prevent The expio ioH of hoil-
erS. feb 81
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THE NEW ANb SPLsrDID STEAMER
AI,IOIll lsPA

ALI C IFP "A,
s1H SMITH, master, Will continue to
ESrTRSllS ron through the season as
sSSEfSS weekly packet etween III Is
hn g |, led CincInnaii; leaving Wheeling evety
SUNDAY evening at 9o'clock and Cincinnati
every Wedn esday al 10 a NJ
For fteight OF passage apply Gu board.
feb 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-30
ST It A Nj DO ATS.
NEW U SNAIL STEAMER CUTTER

NEW U S MAIL STEAMER CUTTER
a .rs-, The new and fast running mas
Sbdur senscr steamer CUTTER, Col
Inns. ccmmandet, will CONTINUE TO
make regular weekly trips Ia Cinc,hpati; leav.
ing wheeling every Sunday evening at 9 o.
clock, aud Circi.nati avery Wednesday al 10
A NJ. r.s.,
For freight or Fassage, HAVING superior &C.
communications, apply on hoard. .s...
r. The Cuter is provided with Evans Safe.
Is Guard. to ircyent The explosion Of boilers.
NEW U s W SrGAMs ( SATIo NAL.
The new and ia,t running pas.
SSAE senscr steamer NATIONAL,
iTESS2G 40 Mason, cnmman der, Will
coniirue to make regular weekly tiips TO Gin :
ctnna'i; leaving cling every Thursday
evening at9 O'Clock, and CIncInnaiieveiy Sun
day at 10 A NJ.
For freight or passage, having superior ac.
commodstions, apply On board
Irfhe Nationa lis pio vided with Ev1n<Safe-
" GuaId 10 prevent the explosion OF boilers
mar 3 ~ .rr
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EGUEAR CINCINNATI PACKET:
NEW U SNAIL srHAsiER MESSENGER,

szaz-N The new and fast run.
~ ming passenger steamer
,S;; sS.;:ss;,-<s MESSENGER. j Per-
~, commander, wilIIeavc
wheeling every Saturday evening, AT eo'clock,
AMI C,ncinnari every Tuesdsv. AT 10 A NJ.
For freight or passage. having superior &C.
eonmodations, apply on bpard. ~
SJThe Mes enger was tIi expressly for
the Cincinnati and Pittsburgh irpde, and will
continue IN The trade ,he whole season. feb 81
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PAINTIxG.

PAINTING.
ID CRIMSON ~ HII J.. HOUSE. SIGN AND
Ia ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS. No f25 We.i
SIDE Min -. are always pfersfcd wa lie hest
Wofk'ner ond mafcfial lp exec0c al odersin their
lin, ~ The hest style odd NJ tho lowcw fnhs
Eecy description of SION PAINTING or GIL.
DING dous ~ the best gIaHner M, 10
H AUREB HILL MILL IUNEsl "a 'tGG
~ a four ft't nine inches dismeter baeke !
snd banded ike Burr sfsoeS 81 tab fre ina.
Jog g sra tor Wbich vs hsvs NJ D~e and vii
be sold how. Fro IRE al the Sootb Whe-Gns
8 can MI'ls 10
MAJ II JOHN 5 BAYLEss.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-30

ID icH CHAMELEON SHAWLS Black Soiia
IN Striped do. Back Worsied, Silk do. ERbroid.
cred M'uslin dc lain do. with every description Of
Dress IIdkfs opS SENSENEY & RHODES
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-30

The subscribers assure the public that they have
iaken great pains in selecting their Stock Of Clouds,
and feel justified in saying. that they nave The best
selected and cheapest stock Of goods eyer offered in
tins city Country Merchants will fId it To hei;
nd vantage To call and examine their stock they
are determined to sell at Wholesale. as low they
can buy ir Phadelphs.
rp7 BALLENBERG h MAYER.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-31
Il w. WALTER
Address

Men are no. bora dfunkards Il They
10 not posses aafa.ttt tas4e TOR dr. TX 4,
tact suscep oie OF The cieafe>l pfocf Al.
minister 10 CHILD the smaiiest quantity of
a4cohol anu Il will I, je@t 1t mIl as much
ctftalnty as II woEid tne uauseising dcag
~ the physician Nei her d. nls;ti actJuire
iAIS taste 10y an association Win IL unkafds.
as noth ng IS .hoee toatIlesone - the miAd
y tHe you II than t e company ofil reel.
in3 enidish iaebrlase Win INN the
youth hoids 10 intercourse can be luled bV
alan 10 no hauat of vice OF inienpesaee, and
when Psesened by him tie ao4.ins gobel
becomes an otject Of utter ;.haorfetee age
disgust. Ho".is il. ihen that 50 many of
tue yolng heei.nae la.e4s4.sse- d.i44lsssss IA
youth. AID by easy prooreSsion sink into
tne cegtaied sat ol age II is bg fhe con.
auct aud example OF man Of nIlacnce and
charactef,--men to who1n COD has given
iaieilect. and community has yit.id d Ioa,.
dEe,-alen whose example becomes lam.
aha whose words aud acts are inpte.sed AZ
an aPolo9y Tor "lhe EVIL which ms n do -
Il Is by you, the lawyer and the naysicsan.
tie niee slaaic aud The Pianter, W no touch bu.
rarely, at long Intervals, TIA. we must look
iof ihe orlgln efthis desoi ting scaueoe
which has SO fearfuIiy afflicted our natiao
oo meet with young sociate in whom
you are deeply interested, whose genius
you admire, and whose kindly impulses
.s We won your regard and esteem. You so>
i'ci' I'm as an evidence Of your respect and
es'eem 70 Jpin you in social glass. it's
disgusting to lis taste, but for tne honor OF
p'edgILg you. a man Of honor and Influence
ne confuers his natural disiaste, and quafis
-: !. n1s' goblet. Ii is but one sip-but We,
= = .he hrst effor. TO form q artificial taste
n Is The flrst link III the chain of mental.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-31

All or which is respectfully submitted
JOHl EARLYs C4asrman.
The hsst resolution was Stppled : ayes
96, noes none.
The second resolution was adopted /;
ayes 81, noes none:
The third resolution was adopted ayes.
81, noes none.
The entire report was then adopted
unanimously.
BY the following from the Louisville
SonrnaI. il would seem TO have been the
Parent Missionary Station, and not the
Book Concern, that has been iocaied at
Louisville.
The convention has not located the
book concern Of the southern McVnodists al
all, as was stated by some OF our city papers,
but have left it to the first meeting of the
conference, which is 10 be held al Peters
burg.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-31
FoR STATE SENATE.

We are authorised to announce DR. s. Q. Ca
RuTHEas, as an INDEPENDEN candidate 10
represent Marshall county. IN the Stale Senate
of1he Mississippi Legislature, at the ensuing
November election.
WE are authorised and requested to au-
nou,,ce DE-. JOSEPH -G. HALL, OF
ernands,-sa-eurldldate for the ; Sate Sen
ate from the distrist composed CT the coun
ties OF De Soto, TuDica, CoatCma, Bolivar,
Washington, SunA }wer and lssequena.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-31

$50 exhio.Led this year fully equal IN quail
20 The English,
svemsnts ae process Of tanning
nave'afs been very reat. The Presi
aent Oh the lns;ilgte wore a pair of boots
Tour days before the closing 0fthe Fair the
leather OF which bad been tanned during
the Fair.-The snimal which supplied the
skin having been alive or the day the Fair
opened,
Oae word bef,re we close on the i'm
,rova,nsn,s IA the m snuffciure of IRON
The teqislature of fbts State appropriated
as 600 10 sc ex pended in experiments for
smeltina our iron ores, the resnst Of which
u. thai specimens were exhibited at the
Fair Of fwrosght iron made direct from he
ore at q single operation. without passing,
through the oTdipary ordeal Of pudding.
&c. &c. The.suPerior quality of Ameri-
can boiler plste.ifon is part ofthe. cause Of
the gceller speed OF our steamboats,. A
boileF oftie same SIZE weie hing one-thrd
less and ocin 2 ooe~Ihird stronger than one
shade Of English IRON. les ductili,y is so
3 reat that il may be bent at a right angle
of formed iu.o lelier S, whose length
shall be only four times the thickness of
the iron without cracking, and his by di
rect hamnering when cold. In ENGLAND
they fad it necessary. in coHscquence oil
The inferior quality OF their boiler iron, to
corsyEnct q gailowsf-a.Tne of wrouuut .lros,-
siniisr 70 the frars IA "a = house t1ibis oh ss
boT.rr plates are alTgched. the edges are but
te9 together 10 support each olher and Ia
prevent the rivet holes bursting out during
abe pr cess or rivetino. A seperlte row
OF nve's IS ia many cases required COR the
efge Il each plate, and thess OF sufficient
length to pass throueh boththe plate aud
bar, wheH a right ongie is required. An
l. of iron mast tirst be form 5ni the 90 l.
er plate rig.ed 20 each Of is edges' n
this country 40 su ch flame is req Iirel, the
sheets are iaPped over each otner. the r.v-;s
passing through the edge Of the two sheets.
When right angles OF any other turns are
OBJ med by naere beading ;he sheets
w Il these remarks fell ~ cuizaHs, / |
leave tle sub; jet Of the Tariff IN your
hands, f elihg co1flelt ;hat YOU will rel
giousy reilJfn that duty, dere.ietion !
tom whieh woaI sI' jeci you 10 the cur
sss ofan offended country, wo -se than the |
aua!hemaS oiLle Church Of Rome.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-31
Eo- sheriff.

We are authorised to announce LEWIS
SAWYER as a candidate FOR Sheriff OF Mar
shall county.
We are authorised to announce JAMES. nj.
COOP WOOD as a candidate for Sheriff ol
Marshall County.
We are authorised to announce John z.
NGCaTrOlI as a Candidate tor Sheriff OF
Marshall ConniY.*
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-31

JAMES ALDERsoN, the present Clerk of the
DiStrict ChancerY Court al Holly Springs, for
the counties of TIppah, Pontotoc, Lafayette, Pa
nola. Coahoma, l. unica, Desoio and Marshall
is candidate for reelection TO that Office in No
Yember next.*
We are authorised to announce Col HANNIBAL
HARRIS as a candidate for Chancerv Clerk, in
the DiStrict composing the counties Of Tippah,
Pontotoc, Lafayette, Pamela, Coahcma, Tunica,
Desoo and Marshall.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-31
: VESTS GREAf PAINTING.

: Ma. PEcxA.the gentleman who has
Vests greatPainting of death on the
Pale Horse has reached our town, and
will exhibit the same on Monday night,
and on Tuesday aod Tuesday night next
We hope every citizen will see this truly
sublime picture. which is intended to "rep-
resent and express the TfiumPh Of DeeM
orer all things"
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-31
May 81 is5l-

The iocofoco Convention of Yailobusha
county have nominated DIR. B Wilburn for
State Senator. and Major Guy. Nat. In>
gram 81 ID York. for Representatives. The
Grenads Harry efiAs Wsst says tina, con
siderable dissatisfaction exists, and thar
there viii probably be m independent, tick
ct run.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-31

Mr. Smith. agent for the TemPeIance In
,eIIieencer published at Memphis, Tenn. IS
IN our town at this time soliciting subcri-
hers iti a paper worthy OF The cause it
50 ably advocates. and We hope will be lib.
erally patronised by the friends of Tenn
nerance in this section of country.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-31
'Co the voters Of EEaIslsaIi County.
EELLow CITIZENS

LII y NllI III -Vs
lam candidate for
the ofli,c OF Jude OF Proba;e Coug of your
C.zs.i In n1i- sl.Ar q hs laEtsy Ia rsslsl.ir
viii aud 70 M your prrsoaal asq IasHgauce
during the present cabvlss for Tie iall eiec
ions bat am dep,ived ofib.s privilege
!. .had a sev r. fracture Of my Leg last
sall from " Eich have n1t recovered I
have no profession. no slave 70 Ill any land.
to fan nc .wAsn steep" but have Six
Chlhren | ask not tie Office in shape Of
a'us, bat fallow-cu : rs, should vou honor
M with yaur slhfage. | should be proud
f Toe Distinction. grateful for the favor, and
n iI! 10 The trust Rsspec,fuI5v.
JOHN a FRAZER
May al ic5I
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-31
ksvr kksSsric4 AxGorlscy.

We are authorised to announce Col. s. D.
MAArIN, as d caud4 4d.fe for District Attorney oi
the seventh Judicial District, al The ensuing No
Vember eiec.Ion.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-31

We are authorised 10 announce BASIL G.
HARLEY, as a candidate tor the Office OF Pro
bate Clerk al the ensuing NOvember election.
We are authGrised to announce GORDEE-
TIA WAITE, the preseut incumbent, eaH-
didae tor Probate CLERK, al ths ens ning No
yen5eF ELECTIONS
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-31

We are Authorised 10 announce the HON
JAMES NJ HOWaf, as 2 candtdate fsr r.
eIetttoat -ths Jad ysS3I Of thIs ijIetrict, com
TO-ci ol the cogRties ot .)e So'o, G4ar>lai',
IIFpah, rishe.ning5, IawGu.0l. P1nsutoc I'D
laJ eiie, and P-nola, at tne ensuing November
elections
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-31

What a snarI certain lOeol'ss
this State are getting in's : m
election of U. s. senai0F' :
cy occasiOned BY The Tssish4'
Wslke1
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-31
For A ssE soR,

WE are authorised 20 announce GEORGE
w GRAuAN. candidate :or Assessor OF
MARSHALL County.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-31
For Circuit CIeIlx.

We are authorised TO announce William
e. EsitI5aTEls a candidate tor CIrcuIt
Clerk OF Marshall County.
We are authorised 10 announce A. T. Ca
EUTuERS the present incumbent a candidate
Tor Circuit Clerk OF Marshall county. MISS
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-31

We are authorised 10 announce Jd9TES Il
5 TfAN 4 candidate Ter reelection To The Office
he Eow hiiS, as Ranger OF lLtIshali county.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-31

The great race between Peytona and
Fashion has come off Peytona won the
race IN two strait heats.
Ttme-lst heat 739 3-4-2d 7.454.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-31

BIumenthalI & Brother, whose card
will be seen in another column, have just
arrived In our town with a. fine stock OF
good and remar kably cheap goods. Give
them a call.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-31

The greater portion # our paper oil To-
day. is occupied with tie able tariff speech
OF Prof. Mapes, for which we ak of every
reader oil the Gazerte, an attentive perusal
IL IS subject of vast inpor ance, ana one
hat every voter shoaid make himself thor
oughly acquainted with 1.-THE suojecl was
well ndersiood, we should no longer hea
ocofoco demagogues 6eaoaucing i! as odi
Gus and opprt ssiVo; FOR the people would
then know. that to the wing tariffe~t 1912.
the country, Is ia a great measure, indebted
ior its present pro>perots candiJion.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-31

A. H. Pegues, Esq is the nominee Of
the toeofeco ceayennqa Of I4atayepe county,
for reelection to The Senass, ana Gen Tal-
jafsrro and Col. J. F. Coshman, have re.
ceived the nomination fof the Lower House
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-31

From all a.couats. Paisbure, Phcsaix
like. is rapidly growing up opt II the ashes
Of her former self, VIII youth and beau,,
ne%ed What "a lax on the energy. en-
serPrlsa and cTeait. of he citizens. TO efface
The marks Of DIESEL .tion. produced by The
curse ofiniemPerance, in SINGLE i..dlvidu.
al, throsgh whose instrumentali'y The FIRE
originated. Yet amid ,he mighty efforts
made to rear magniicent structures over
the funeral pie of SO much wealth. so ma.
ny fond hopes AID ardent ex xpecta,ions, none
We fear will be made. to exclude the do.
mon, Intempcrarce, from whose palsied
hand. the lighted torch may again .aIl, and
render desolatlon doubly waste.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-31
The communication of"A Visitor
" i'll be published next weex.


The communication of"A Visitor,
will be published next week.
Why is it that the mission to Eaoland
the most honorable in the gift of the Presi
dent, goes begging from individual 10 indi-
viduai, aud none can be found to accept i. I
Ihere must be some cause for the singuar
aversion paliiclans have to represent the
Y 5. al the court of ST james, under the ad
mlnlstratIon vi T.. esldent pix Our fela-
tons with Eng and at this tire, require u
man ot superior abilities 10 represent The
Nation. and 10 one feels himself competenl
% tie task, unless supported by an adm mis-
| tration al home, IN which some coaliience
IS 10 be placed. and We do rot think an,
iniIv!dual IN the land ihnks The President
ss1s ofI;e esFTsss sss
honorably through those great emergencies
which spring from the adjustment o. na'
siona rights. requifes sc bcaes and pa
trioiic hearts, together VITA that indomta-
bIe heroism " hich can break the fetier Of
party and assume The proud attitude when
aims for the good Of country, and claims
the support Of all. Had Mr. Polk, since
MS induction into Office, not given renewed
evidence. that he IS still, as formerly. wed
ded TO party there would be no aieuIy
in securing men competent to the work of
speedily. and icaby setling all difficult
ties that now exist, or may hereafter occur
da ing the term of his Office. Bat as il is.
none dare touch the spolls of office, but the
desperate dcmagogue, who In the late con
test proved himself most potent in fulfilling
that article in the creed of locofocoism, =
that the end justifes the means THUS we
may reconcile ourselves TO an accumulation
of difficulties, until the people, aroused by
a sense of wrongs. and urged bv sense of
duty. will arise in their majesty, 10 expel
this modern horde of Goths and Vandals,
that now revel in the palaces. riot on the
spoils, and lord it imprudenlly over the
heritage Of fTeemen.
We refer our readers to the advertise
ment of Messrs Rhine & Kohn. They
promise to sell goods very cheap which we
know 10 be the fact, having bought sundry
articles of them, at such prices as Just suited
the present condition osest poeLetss
Mr.. FALooNER:-At an unguarded mo-
ment yielded reluctant promise to some
of my importunate friends. to furnish fer
publication brief outline Of my address at
the last regular temperance meeting of our
town. The whole subiec, had nearly es>
capped my recollection until | was painful.
iy reminded by an editorial in your last pa
per, that my address would appear in your
next number. The remarks which !.
made were entirely extempore, and The
promise which gave has consequently i'm.
posed upon me the double duty of rernem-
berlng and writing my reflections. Ac-
companying this nose you will find the
skeleton" Of my address written SO hasti
ly as scarcely 10 afford time for perusal
much less correction by the writer.
Respectfully, &c.