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MACHINERY OF all Kinds
S t O " e s l.,

NTH THICK PLATES, msdo from SUPE-
RIOR IR ON:-Banner, Yankee Notion, Box and
Alright from new and elegant patterns, which
can be DEPENDED UPON.
People every day bringing us for old iron tho
CHEAP stoves" with which tho country is flooded, adj
hitting that they have "paid dear for the IShiSfie. "
in buying them at any price Our StOVes are made
from our Iron and their only fault is-they will
oufidst che fashion.
We would further say that Mcssrs Morrill, and
Rankin have our Stoves and Ware, and all who
purchase of them may depend upon a good article.
]. C. g ]. II. PADDOCK e CO.
ST. Johnsbury, July 1915. 4l5u
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WHAT THE SINNER NEEDS.

WHAT THE SHINE NEEDS.
Elegant dissertations upon virtue and vice, upon
the evidences Of revelation any other general sub
ject. may entertain the prosperous and the gay; but
they will not mortify our members uhich upon
the earth; they will not unsting calamity, feed
the heart with an imperishable hope. When go to
the house Of God, do not want amusement. want
the doctriRe Which is according 10 goodness want
TO hear Of the remedy against the harassngs Of my
guilt, and the disorder of my affections. l wan, to
be led from weaIiness, and disappointment, to that
goodness that fLieth the hungry SOUL want to have
light upon the mystery of providence; to be taught
how the judgments Of The Lord are right; how I
shall DO prepared for duty and for tria-how l may
pass the tims Of my sojournins here in fear, Rnd
close il in peace. Tell mo Of that Lord Jesus, tcho
his self bare sins in his body the free.
Tell me Of his intsrcesson for the trdnsgessors
their advocate with The Father. Tell me Of his Holy
Spirit, whom they that belicve him receive be
their preserver, sanc,fer, comforter Tell me Of his
chastenings,; their necessity and their Tell mo
Of his presence, sympathy, and love. Tell Of the
virtues, growing Of his cross md nurturod by
his grace. Tell ne of the glory reflected on his
mama by the obedience Of faith Tell Of wang uish
ed death, Of the purified grave, Of blessed
ton, Of the life everlastng-and my bosom warns
This is gospel, these glad tdings 10 sui
ferer, because glad to me as a sinner. They rectry
any mistakes; allay my resentments, rebuko my dis
content; support me under the weight Of moral and
natural evil. These attract the poor; steal upon tho
thoughtess; awe the irreverent; and throw the
service Of the sanctuary majesty; which FASH
ionable modes Of address never fail to dssipate.-
Where they habituaIly neglected, or lightly refer
ed to, there may be much grandeur bu. there is no
gospel; and those preachers have infinite reason to
iremble who, though admired by the great. and
ressed by the vain, deserted by the poor the
.rowful, and such caM hum6ly with their God
.Rfason's Sermons.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-09-15
Look out for the Engine while
the Bell Rings!
LNoR SALE, by the subscriber, general assort-
II ment of
w n do 10 iSGS h

viz. common Ovoo, lip Ovolo, and Grecian sash for
by glass, also, Gothic and Grecian Lip sash for
by Is and 10 by Ia glass, cherry and butternut
sash made TO order.
UI.NDOW BLINDS made in the best and
latest style of various kinds and sizes with rolling or
stationary STATS with without paint to suit Gus
TONERS; also, Blind Fasts and Hangings.
P.aN:NEL DOORS, OF A, 6, and pannels,
consisting of those Of l-S, Ia, Ia and 2
inches thick for outer and inner doors.
He would invite those wishing for any of the a.
bove articles to call and examine them for them
selves for they made of good stock in the latest
style and by experienced workmen, and prices such
as to make it an inducement to purchase, they will
be sold cheal ,or cash or approved credit and the
work warranted good.
N. B. Orders by mail or otherwise puncually at
tended to. LlNDORF NORRIS.
st. Johnsbury, April ls 1916. 403tf
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Falling off in Prices,

PEING determined to reduce his p,s,.,,
40 Goods the subscriber will sell n, '~s stock VI
ut prices that cannot fail to induce custom", ~" N'
Goods. n n MN" vg al 6T
st. Johnsbury, Aug. rs, ls46 "'"DSE
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And so much Of said lands will be sold at public auc-
ton, e, the dwelling house Of John r. Pike, in said
Victory, on the frat Thursday Of October next at
o'clock, in the afternoon shall be requisite dis
charge said taxes with cost, unless previously paid.
422w3l JAMES HILL, First Constable.
Dated a, Victory, this 25th day of August, Is45.
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For Sale.

A FARM containing one hundred 0c,,.
Il situated in LunCnburgh about ono sI mil. o. lal
@ s ISe Sc5 Sod farm is under go. %
the farm is well wntered and well o1an SonVenent
ing, Pasturing, and tlage. There il P no 9' noN
and sugar lot on said farm. good orchld
For further particulars inquire of tho .n
on the premises. AARON ~" %, sGHbsCribsn
LuusDbur,b Arr :, GEORGE BLoss
-, -'f"' 420Wp
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IL AN away from the subscriber Gcor,. NJ
minor, this is to notify all persons r,d Da'y
Uo'hg g OF trusting him on my account as sb, 1'
no debts oil his contracting after this date p E
ever employs him must account 10 mo ro, ana Who
Barton, Aug. Ie, 1915. O0DLEY,
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GuiIdlAalI.

TNNHE non resident prOpretoTs Of the town OF Guild
u hall, in the County Of Essex, uro hereby no
tilted that tho taxes assessed by said town within the
year next preceding this date, remain either in whole
or in part unpaid tho following described lands in
IL Ia .,ia
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victory Land sale.

TENHE non resident Propietors OF the Town Of VIC
n tory in the County Of Essex are hereby notified
that the tax assessed by said town within the year
next preceding this date remain either in whole or in
part unpaid the following described lands in said
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-09-15
Fire! Fire!

TuNHE Members of the Vermont Mutual Fire Insur-
- anco Company are hereby notified that the fol-
lowing assessments have boen made by the Directors
oil notes in force on tho days following, to-wiE
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Poetry.
Cd E

ny GRENvILLE MELLEN.
Breathe, clarions!- breathe tho morn
IL here again,
When tho great free were born,
Whose mem'ry cannot wane-
When, as to trumpet's deep command,
Strong giants rose along the land
Breathe, clarions!-breaihe "a sound
Breaks on the sky,
From all the hills around
Triumphant melody!
or mighty men the warror-shout,
Daring your lolliest music out!
We hear their voices-up
From mound and wave
They chorus, till the cup
We lin above the grave,
Mem'ry's libstion to the free
Quivers in the great harmony
We see their shudows-dim
In ranks they come,
To freedoms choral hymn
or voleying trump and drum -
AZ bursting to another birth,
They rise to tread the halow'd earth !
Breathe, clarions!--breathe!-- - once more
In gather'd 80 und,
Your lining voice pour
Over this holy ground!
And Pround may DO the tale you tell,
BE II OF Welcome, or Farewell
Proud be you your story-long
Through all tho land,
De all that wakes our song,
Worthy that spirit band
So shall their gladness light their brows,
While listening 10 your patriot vows!
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-09-15
PADDOCK'S
Furnace and Machine Shops.

TIME subscribers having procured tho services o.
IL the most experienced workmen in New Eng
lend to supernend the operations Of their Furnace
Now ira B asst,
and having procured variety Of ores combining
qualities calculated to produce THE BEST NOV, arc
now able to furnish castings Of every description and
would recommend work manufactured at their estab-
lishnents with the fullest confidence.
MACHINERY OF all Kinds
made under the supchnendence Of our experienced
.Jfachinest Mr. Kasson, needs no other recommen-
daiion than the appearances Of the work. Turning
Luhes (ol descriptions,) Mill Geering, Iron Water
Wheels (of different pattern 81 Press Drills, Paint
Mills, Saw Arbors, Regulators for Factories, Horse
Powers; HOLLO W .W.4RE, Iron AXletrceS, Pipe
and common boxes for wood Axles, Nuts and Pins
for do; Sap Roiiers, Oven, Arch and Ash Doors
and Frames, arc a FKw ofthe articles constantly on
hand.
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and so much Of said lands will he sold public auction
at the dwelling house OF Geo. Reed, Inn keeper, in
said Guildhall, on the first Thursday OF October
next nj 10 o'clock forenoon shall be requisite 10
discharge said with cost unless previously paid
RUFUS C. LUCAS, First Constable.
Dated at Guidhall, this 2s,h day Of Aug A. d.
1915. 423w3
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y ash In, Blind 5 and Doors

OF the most approved and fashionable siyn
~ manufactured on reasonable terms by the SUI
scribers, at East ST. Johnsbury.
3I3if d. & l.. SMITH.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-01
u IMPORTANT FERRY.0 IN

u IMPORTANT FERRY..u-
HNRANELLERS are informed that exec
- Ferry Flats arc kept at Coil6e's Ferry
efficient ferry'men are in attendance read
gvo them prompt passage across Red Rive
TINS Ferry is on decidedly the nearest rou, ID
Forks Of the Trinity. u. COFFEE
Van BurCn. Dec. 81. lS44.-46.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-01
u. S. POST COACH LINE,
FROM LITTLE ROCK TO WASHlNGT(
AND HOT SPRINGS.

ME undersigned, contractors for carrying Ii:
Il ;. Mail from Little Rock to Washington and
Springs, have the sa,sfac ion Of informing the pub,
that their lines Of splendid Troy Post Coaches are
in full operation.
Passengers for Washington and Hot Springs, ls.i
Little Rock every Tuesday, Thursday and SaturE
morning, at daylight, in horse Post Coacsl
in which they are conveyed to Fair Play, (Reybunl
lo miles and from thence the passengers for T
Springs are conveyed through, the same day. in
same Coaches those for Washington are transfef1
to splendid new horse Post Coaches, at Fair Play,
reach Washington the next day after leaving Lt]
Rock. On their return, the Coaches from WashinsI
and Hot Springs again intersect at Fair Play, and
rive at Little Rock every Wednesday, Friday
Sunday evening at sun down-coming through u,
the former place in two days, and the latter IN I
day.
The proprctors have careful, sober, and experieG
cd drivers, and pledge themselves to spare neither
Dor nor expense to give general satisfaction to all
may patronize them.
Fare-To Washington, sI0 to Hot Spring, 50.
Stage-etfce, at the Anthony House, Little Rock "
at the Lafayette House, Washington.
JA! baggage q. the risk o! the owners.
SNAPP & HOWELL
Nov %, 1SjI-i2tf,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-01
L.nen Musaueto Netting. She'll Combs. &c.

Linen MusquetO Netting, Shell Combs, &c.
ID ECEIVEp per steam boat James Pitcher. Nusoue
IL to Netting; Thread Gloves Painted Lawns Plaid
striped and lace Mu>ns; thread and bobbinet Laccs:
EdginGs and Insertions; Cambria do do; Linen Cam.
bric French co!"rcd Kid Gloves silk Hose; Mohair
Nitts and Gloves: fine Irish Linens and Lawns
choice variety Of Ladies' Shell Combs ParasoIs Sun
Shades and Umbrellas, and a variety Of Fancy Goods
at the lowest possible prices GEO. S. BRINE
Fort Smith, Aug, Ist, I5iA
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-01
NOTICE.


vUNHE following books have been borrowed from
Il the undersigned, and the borrowers have, 10
doubt, forgotten 10 return them. In many cases
| do not recollect the borrowers:
Chilty's pleading, vol ].
Story's Commentaries on Agency, VOL
Story's Pleading, vol.
Espinasse's Nisi Prus, vol |.
Chit.y's Criminal Law, vols and 3.
Story's Commentaries on Part. vol.
Slarkie on Evidence, vol2.
Attorney Wade Meeum, (old odtion.)
Princes Digest of Laws Of Georgia.
Georgia Justice,2 Editions.
Haywoods Justice, N. c.
Indian Treaties.
Moole's Life of Byron, vol, in boards covered
with red cloth.
Channng's works, 6 vols, (sca!tercd.)
Adams Latin Grammar.
Webstcr's English Grammar.
Murray's Engl ish Grammar.
Kirkbam's English Grammar.
Smiths Mercantile Law. (proporty Of A. Camp
belly
Rollins Ancien. History, vols and a.
Don Quixotte 4 vols.
Tristan Shandy.
Lau. Sterne's Works.
Various Novels too tedious TO mention. Any
person having charge of. these or others of my
books will please return them, as desire to make
a complete catalogue before leaving again.
..a GEO. W. PASCHAL.
Van Buren, Feb. l. ls45.-5l.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-01
OR EAT ATTRAcTI tom!
L-.--- NEW GOODS.

DICKETT & GREGG have Just received and are
now opening, direct from New York and Phla.
pha, ..-
10 cases blue Prints, new style, all figures;
- " Fancy assorted Prints, new stylc
90 Kentucky leans, Sattinets, Cassimefes and
Hard Times; -a+- E1.. ...
so bales brown, striped, plaid and bleached Do
mescs all qualities; cottona dcs, cotton twils, gam
broons suspenders, hosiery, shawls and handerchies
all and sizes, style silks, aces and ribbons,
umbrellas parasols and shades, lawns, "us de lanes
coat trimmings boots shoes. hats caps and bonnets,
style books and stationery, hardware and cutie
ry; glassware and quecnsware; scythes and sckles,
nas castings and cotton yarn sugar, coffee and groce
rcs generally; in fact, almost every article usually
found in any store in this country-all of which
offered very low for cash and barter, wholesale
tail.
Van Buren,, Arks. May -. 1sii.-l6-1y.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-01

will just d-n that hat for rl.v.--.--
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-01
just Received.

a ND for sale low. by A. NJ. BUStI, the fol-
1A lowing articles.
1900 lbs superior fnmilv flour.
lo0 lbs good cheese. for family use,
SO bushels fresh corn moul,
10 dried peaches. good article.
10 lady pens, best quality,
Fresh and sweet butter. sweet and Irish not,
toes, together with many other articles for fami.
iy use.
November 80, 1914.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-01

FFESN WrUSS, EsCWlClNCS nc.
Isl RECrNE I'D. per steamer EvcIme, from Phil
- udclpha, full supply Of Drugs, Mcdicncs Paints
uis,, Nornshcs Glass ware &c, which offered t,
Physicians and Others at tn, ow est prices for cash
April t, Isll W. II. q NJ MAYERS,
Druggists and APothicGri,s, Fort SIN
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-01
GuefnSWare, Glass. &c.

gEtFES"4FP, WIHNS, NC.
n store eight crates of assorted Quccnsware, with
4 an extensive assortment on the shelves, together
with tumbers quart bottles. pin' and halfpint TASKS
which will be packed to order and sold at the low est
prices at wholesale retail, for cash or barter
GEO. 5 BRINE.
Fort Smith, August I, 1874.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-01
Dissolution.

yI1UE Co.PARTNERsHIP heretofore existing at
Van Burcn. Arkansas, between Gsorge ": C@IS CMrSe
."S Sma Is this day dissolved by mutual consent
The business Of the firm is for settlement in the hands
~ NJ, r ID. Pryor, at the Office of the Arkansas In
oil Mf. Y. w. GEO. w. CLARKE
tcigehceh THOS STERNE. -
pss. ;.debted 10 the said firm are requested 10 eau
and settle. as il is important 'has si' 'a " ~
firm .hould be c!csea immediately. ppvop
March 30, leA ~
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-01
NOTICE TO TRAyEELERs.

FGNliE subscribers would respectfully inform the pu
i lie that they have Just started. and have n ow
full operation a new line of ir-Weckly,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-01
,sINl CONTRACTS BY THE YEAR, .
PAYABLE oUARJERLy,

Announcement of candidates, will be charged a
ether advertisements. w
Political circulars will be charged asadvertisemcnts.
No advertisements Of gross, abusive, personal ma
ture will be published at any price. rrr
All letters must be post paid. %.
Single copies Of the paper, l2a cents.
Z. The above terms will be strictly adhered TO.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-01
Il Il u ID Al HI'S

TEXAN ANDsANTA FEE EXP DITION.
TEO. VII kINS KENDALI.'S TEXAN AND
VI SANTA FE EXPEDITION COMPRISING
description of tour through Texas, and the Great
Southwestern PrAries the Comanchc, and Cayguu
hunting grounds also account of the suffernps
from want Of food losses through hostile Indians md
finally the capture of the Texans, and their march
prisoners to the City Of Mexico. With fine l!ustra.
tons and Maps.
The book is handsomely bound, for sale bv
SCOTT, WHITE Il co.
Aril 90 lllG
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-01
FARE REDUCED!i!
Don't wait for high Waite

ME undersigned, contractors for carrying ths
l. nited States Mail from Little Rock TO Fort Sm|
beg leave to inform the travelling public, tha, d
have provided themselves with new and eommodl
Troy Coaches, which, together with good teams
experienced and attentive drivers, will insure d
and speedy trip from Little Rock to Van Buren
Fort smith. They have reduced the fare TO 81 Il
Fort Smith to Scotia and 81 from Van Buren, to Scol
and from Gotta TO Little Rock 50. Stage offic,l
Capt. Rogers, in Fort Smith, and at the Columbus
telIn Van Burcn. All baggage at the risk Of the q
or.
ADAMS & WILSON, ContractOr
July |, l8l3-23-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-01
HENRY BECK Ell,
FRONT STREET, Fort &

Dealer in DRY GOODS and GROCERIES, will pa
chase all kinds Of COUNTRY PRODUCE, al his stor
for which he will pay the highest market price, r
mers are respectfully requested to give hma call.
Aug. II, lSii. 2s.-Iy
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-01
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
FINIIE subscriber has Just returned from the East
with an entire and well selected stock Of
goods, consisting, in part, of
CaIicocs, Merin0es, Alapacaos, Nnawls, MusIins,
Boots and Shoes, Quecnswarc Hardware, Iron
and Nails, Glass. Groceries, &c. &c &c.
lie fatters himself that the abotG stock can be sold
at such prices to comport with the of the times
G. S. BRINE. Fort Smith.
Dec 30. Is4S--i1-z
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-01
Great Western U. =. Mail 1,
FROM
lot I'll OF WHITE RIVER
LITTLE ROCK, ARK's,


BY Steamboat and Post Coaches.
fHNllt undersigned, contractors for transp1
"a the U. 5. Mail fum nnl,iR of WhiHR|
ION the MiSs.) by Steam boat, to Rockroe,
from thence in four.horse Pos, Coaches, 10 II
Rock, will put that line into full operation on
day next.
Passengers from the Mississippi will take ST
boat at the Mouth of White river every Tued
Thursday and Saturday morning at o'c
for Rockroc, where they will meet the Pos, C,
eS, which will convey them through the Big PI
RE to Little Rock, by p. NJ. of the foibu
days; and passengers will leave Little Rockcvl
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday morning.
) o'clock, and reach Mouth White river " 4
NJ of tho following days--through in from 3.
10 hours.
This line forms the con Meeting link between
great L. 5. Mall Line by mboa,s on tie
sisslPpi ard Ohio rivers, and the U. 5. Mil d
Coach lines divergng west and south iron L
Rock to Fort Smith and Washington.
Passengers from other States, wishing toy
tn" celebrated HOT SPRl NGS, or any oller p
in the interior of Arkansas, may rest assured
this Inc will afford them ready and speedy G
veyanco from the Mississippi to Little Rock
all seasons, and particularly when the Arkal
IS too low for navigation, which is generally
casc through the summer and fall season.
ConNeyances in Stages and lacks TO the
Springs, or any other point, can at all time
readily procured at Little Rock.
No pains nor expense will be spared by
Propreurs 10 render tho situation of all conf
able and convenient who may travel on their
SrAGE.orFIcE--At Little Rock, at the An,h
House.
0ITAIl baggage at the risk of the owners.
q. p. LENNON & CO
Little Rock, Nov. 23. 1914. 42-,i
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-03-01
FOUR HORSE rosT COACHES,

FOUR HORSE rOsT COACHES,
From Memphis, Tenn. TO Madison, Ga. RIA. Holly
Springs, Salem, Ripley. and Jacnto, Miss Tuscum.
bia Decatur, Somcrvillc. Warrrnton, near Gunter's
old landing, Missionary Station, Ball Play, Ala. Rome,
Ga. on to Madison, Ga. At Holly Springs Miss. this line
connects South with the lines to jackson, Miss North
with the line to La Grange, Tenn; connecting North
with the line at Nashville, ria Florence South with
the line to Columbus, Miss. At Decatur connecting
with the Rail Road ahd Stage Line to Huntsville, Ala
and at Madison, Ga. with the great Southern and
Northern Rail Road line to Charleston South Carolina.
portion of the above Line has recently gone in ope-
ration. The proprctors intend sparing pains
pensc in making this Line equal to any in the South
western country. Their Teams and Coaches are not
surpassed by any. Their Drivers steady, careful
and accommodating. Excrton will be used to give
entire satisfaction to those wbo may favor Il EN- with
their patronage.
Time Of iearing Mtmp'is-Mondays, Wednesdays
oand Fridays, at half past 6, A. NJ.
SIMS d BROTHERS,
PrOprio,ors Of the ADORE line 10 Holly Springs
Memphis. Ten, July {, lsl3.-l61
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THE TARIFF.

The tariff question will be likely to make lead
ing and highly important theme for discussion, both
in and out of Congress- as soon, if not sooner, than
the assembling of the representatives of the people
in Washington, in December next.
That Its importance is great and its effects of high
consideration to the interests Of this great nation
there can exist no reasonable doubt. We have ever
viewed it a question to be deliberately, calmly,
and nationally weighed and permanently and ju-
diciously adjusted.
tariff whose leading and fundamental object is
revenue, with reasonable and equitable incidental
protection to our great national interests-agricu-
ture, manufactures, and commercials ever been,
to our mind that kind Of tariff which would not
transcend the constitutional limit and must be suf
fcient to satisfy any man who is disposed to be
satisfied with an equal and fair protection.
In adjusting tariff, strict eye should be kept
upon its main obect-the raising Of revenue 70 ear
ry on the government. A protection that would, in
the slightest degree tend to obsrci, curtai, TO in
crease beyond sufficient for economical adj
ninisraior Of the government, should be apoided
deep and deadly stroke at the vitality Of the constitution
one OF its great lfesprngs being equity and justice.
That sacred instrument ao,os faraton upon the peo-
pie for no other purpose than 10 gire and energy 10
the government under ,chich zoe lipe.
We have ever been opposed to a tariff whose
sole end and aim is the taxation of certain specified
articles of foreign production, because some rich
capitalists in this country ask it means of rails
Ing the price oil goods OF IKE character, maEuiac'
tnred by them. We hold this kind Of protection 10 BE-
unconstitutional injudcious unequal and inerpedient
No true republican would ask it--no truly demo-
cratic Congress will ever enact it-and no good and
great people will ever profit by it.
We have not time to say much upon this subject
at present; but will here express our full conf
dence that the merit democratic Congress ,ciH adjust Thu
question wisey, consttutionaIy permanently, and equ
tally; and that great and grs,oing nation ,ci tee
the blessed effect for manu- pears to come.
Saien, Mass Advertiser.