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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-30

OMANS ois.kA Lfh Autho, Of the fayAIE TnEt!.
fsissd to in volume, personally his I..depPss pee
is 2.ss
1sIs Sg
interesting the suerer-such weakness and rTass
ofsrne Diseases Of the kidneys and Of !hs
Bladder ad nSs U S o h
ever may consult him will receive the most faithful and deli
The finds that it has been matter Of surprise to
sease
bs1s Of to SO s
S1ss%s Rn "Ssa we different
on he eVs as
them such to effect poteri fnot indeed
either when not properly treated remain dor
want ,a The .ss TO se1w IN
But with regard ;s he train Of evils.
SeRs sop psu ae
0the.s Now eusn w sbss
continually arise in many and essentially do those
that what IS good in one must be desipctye another II
astonishing the tbs snho has OF
afflicted with have been taking proper only
their complaints neither one nor tbs othcr but totally
different and innoe ent disorders ii. mind
and afford the finest field Tor kusyery is that of striS
@ md m @ patient ss s st
might subsde disappear while generally to return again
e 'eS
sad %
a he can he appeal wHId to lie most
clans in the city for their uh how " Rs sst
and talent of the he about to trust such
respect sSs
the fi
deed in the hands and the
demanded months Many persons consult the writer who
business to this city for short time only but return
@hO homes
who afford personal the writer furnishes
being enclosed little mahogany chest (prce slo) can be
B-For the convenience of those distance, and for
travellers the author has Gonyed te chest with loo.
everything necessary for and private Of
certain complaints They also especially suited to those
o nG d & a Of
s sa' s s
from the first Of af to
both diseases $40 This latter peculiarly fitted for Ma
the Of the authors private patients, but
those who have experienced advantages that he has
been induced give them publicity They for
Csnadas South America Sc Address to boz $50 Lower
Post Office. or Dr.. RALPH So Greenwich street, New
.. as
the public these diseases (multtudes fwhom in
every paper he formerly felt incumbent to give statement
ed several eminent names and references. He finds
Se s n
tain class become only mark Of the impudent petender
BINDERS BOAKDs-iO, 900 lbs Binders' Boards, snpe
or quality from Nos Is T. 81 ust Tsesysd and for
aur IL Imr taand 81 Nassau At q
no TRUNK MAKERs.-lo,eoo lbs Trunk Boards, su
esro quality from Nos e = iRi, 65sSsyed and 70
aui3 Imr Sand 81 Nassau st
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PARISIAN DECO RATIV
UPHOLSTERY,

CURTAIN MATERIALS &c.
yHE subscribers have in store their full assortment
Of Brocate Siias Satin de LANES, Tapestry Lamps,
India Damasks Chintzes Moreens, Ornaments and Trim
mnss, suitable for Bed aud Window Curtains and Fprni
ture Coverings Of all descriptions for Interior Decorations
selected with the French and English
factories by Of the firm and embrace the largest and
best assorted stock in the United States which having
any other establishment in the city.
Cabinet makers Uphoterers and Others requested to
examine our stock from which they supplied IN any
quantity, wholesale aud retail Persons furnishing will also
find TO their advantage to select from our assortment
which Tor variety be surpassed The newcs: designs
for internal decorations, received By every packet,
SOLOMON HART,
Upholsteres and Importers, 2i3 Broadway
NJ Imsr opposite the Park
II LEGANT FURNISHED APARTMENTs, on thu
II European plan; psrlo with bedrooms attached with
without breakfast and tsas Ct Broadway. saiaimsr
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PRIVATE DISEASES.
BRANCH OF THE PHILADELPHIA COL
LEGE OF MEDICINE.
OF Nassau Street.

o. Nassau Street,
DARTICULAR MOTTO E.-Patents residing in any part
of the Union by writing full statement Of their situa-
on let the disease be of what kind may-decae in
DELEGATE, private otherwise it will be consulted upon by
the Members who daily for that purpose and the
ess:sIy remedies with dssctions forwarded
penses, must be enclosed post paid and directed to
w. r. DICKINSON, Agent,
81 Nassau street. Herald Buildings,
Where of the Members-Doctor McDonnell-is in
slant attendance
THE SPECIFIC EXTRACT,
For the of Gonouh9a Geets Structures weakness
Of the sexual organs nocturnal and all discharges
from the urera This powerful durete than
other remedy yet discovered without interfering
any way with business Price 81 per pot.
SARSAPARILINE,
Prepared by the College, the active principle OF the
nune Honduras root It is approved by the College for the
cure Of scrofua rheumatism, cuaneous euptons enlarge
ment and pains of the bones syphc symptoms and the
train of diseases consequent ION njudci0us OF
and unkul medical treatment Price, 81 bottle
bottles for S..
.NON.MERCURIAL BLACK DROP.
This valuable ae is remedy in Syphilis, both
primary constitutional 1t should be imme
diaely after the first Of the disease Persons
who have erupons the skim venereal nodes rheumatism
scrofua disease arising from impure state Of the
blood should be without it. Single bottles
$l-cases of half Dozen s..
Carefully packed forwarded all parts of the Union
w. DICKINSON. Agent 81 Nassau street.
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READ THE FOLLOWING ADVERTISEMENTS
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY,
95 NASSAU STREET.
MEDICAI. ANVICE IVATE DISEA SEA

COLLEGE OF Medicine e NE AND PHARMACY,
MEDICAL Apv ff6Es IN f sFfEAT DISEASES.
aaa Gs:ss
r. to ss e al re-
ring medical treatment safe and permanent
d. are particularly requested make application the
S % @ e ma. % ,sGss s o
the members Of the College for many years connected with
s s in 9 sot
' 70
Living in the and 10 10
ing requisite 70 perform radical by stating
their explicitly with al time Of con-
closing IS, post paid
vELPEAU's SPECIFIC FILLS.
n sS SsSsiss. ars
bTatsd inventor Professor yePsau nlbe remedyioI
shorter time than other remedy without taintne the
Free ws the stomach from
TIE Tonic SMlxTUks prepared By the CGllss: :o Of
Gn % 's Of .S SsT
sece. indugence or excess q any kind II an vsuaoie
Single bottles 81 each case. Of hal ozenss; earsfall,
packed and to all parts of the Union.
RICORD's ALTEKATIvE MIXTURE
the Of primary or -
ueeus u.s CT nseay
All suspectnR venerla eho'l
TEN houd use this purifier without delay sno per
son can consider safe after the vener disease
without thoroughly cleansing the sys@n Win s 'usuy
celebrated Alternative. ~. A..
IS carefay packed and sent to all parts Of the Union
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT Of SAhSAFARlLLA
GENTIAN AND SASAFRAS,
r1REPARED by the New York College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy, established for the Suppression Of quackery
This refined highly concentrated extract possessing all
the purifying qualities and curative powers OF the above
herbs confidently recommended by the Colleges superior
Sarsapara present before the public and
may Be relied certain remedy for all diseases arising
fe an impure Of the blood such scrofua salt heum
ring worm, bitches pimples ulcers pain in the bones
ons nodes eruptons liberated sore throat
any disease arising from the secondary stc Of syphilis
injudcious ofmercury.
Bold in single bottles, at rs cspn
IN cases OF hafa dozen bottles $3.50
Cases forwarded to all parts OF the Union.
NIB. very liberal discount to Wholesale purchasers
'''' wv. B.. RICHARDsON, M. D..
ahwns NasgaA seeet New xeskl
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WITHOUT MERCURY on BAL SAAl-"Nc cure no
w pay.n-Dr. Cullen Indian Vegetable Remedy Is tne
every kind speedily and permanently although thousands
nave tested 4 within lew months past SOLO whoese
Also, at 50 Bowery 1876 Fulton 3sl Munroe street.
Avenue D. and 3o3 Hudson street aul1 im*r
MARRIED LADIES WILL FIND MUCH TO IN
,b te1eia them by peruspg Moral Physiocgy written
.s NON r. D. Owen, with ADDITIONS and alterations by n
Sioyeri NJ. d. Were this boos carefully read by every
person and its advice strictly followed we are per
susut. tu different Of society from the present
syse m 81 tsrrors poverty, snd the prospect Of
prevent msny prudent people from entering the matrimonial
state, but here rs wok that will tell you important
cets winch may obviate ell such objections Price Of the
book 30 cents For sale No. Ann and Other book
store. sui2 lmsrc
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FALL IND WINTER GOODS FOR MEN'S
WEAR
KNOEPFEL GREGORY AND FOOTE.

|
| No. 80 John street, Up Stairs,
HAvEpow in st9send will be constantly Seesviog New
they would Rf Is ssatSa Of MERCHANT fAiL oRs
CLoTHsHGerman French and English Of the fabrics,
Hh spd ASb ~St and g. black and
9fE sys and dsr's y ass fancy Silk s,,n
R's s1es' plaid the
SSsglaia and shaded stripe n.,, ,,,,,
Purchasers will find greatly their advantage to
anime our stock before making their selections
MEDICAL OFFlCE.-DR JOHNSON II Duane street,
Ne Ts % ns o
real diseases The Doctors rpgston for skill in those old
ulcers body throat
weatness Brought on by habit in
dulged IN by young men, causing ascyious dreams and
IN oag ays No
soesn CT I'd on ali al
which Se without hindIanes from busi;
ness Recent eases he cure; in few days practice OF
STRUCTURES without pain.
.0 eppon ad
waited by quaek thoroughly cured by Dr. C. perfect
physician and surgeon. au28 st.rc
MEDICAL ADvICE-DOCTOR LAMERT is conn
Of 0f
sdg mild and % nef
constitutional arising from ndcreet indugenees of the
ps1py and his i'm
restore the system to that state vsCr nature orE1ay
ne
sometimes caused by the neglect Of the parties them
enclosing fee attended TO- and medicns with
dvce, sent to any part of the United States Office 60
old street au28 Iwsr
FELrM,o case. English patent sheahinE Felt suitable
*. COLLINS & Co,
au2sr 50 South street.
JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFFICE No. so WALL ST, OPPOSITE rHEiAIERcHANrs
EXCHANGE.
THIS Company continues against loss Or damage
by Fire dwelling houses, warehouses; buildings
neral goods and merchandise and description
personal also against loss damage by inland MAJ
' DTkECToRs
Thomas T. Woodruff, Anson Baker,
X. X. Robson, NJ. II. Joseph Drake,
Thomson Price, Joseph Allen,
Moses Tucker, James u. Holmes,
John X. Dawson, John r. More,
Caleb I e Z. Taas, ihomas MoIr eH''
Francis I. Sage, Eugene Bogart,
GEO. r. HOPE. sscrssrv. IA tire
KITCHEN RANGES.
HE fsopT.os o are VOW pSepsT.d 70 S.S Hsm.
to the trade, them for private families
manufacture and sell them Our experiences manuiacur.
ing and setting Kitchen Ranges, in this city, for the IS
surpassed 10, convenience and durability They
warranted perform the purposes for they pur
the Numerous can be given To- rsons
wishing purchase The prices range from dollars
supplied with paor office, and bedroom CRATES, Of the
XisoHTfNWARE, bright, plain and jaaaned They hav.
all times ready Ranges gstes and boilers
al'0 smokey ehmn'y' cured nc epIs S9 Psy SON
auli imsr 70 Nassau street.
r EECHES-LEECUES- Depot or Leeches, 149 Nassau
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Mr. Adam de Loven skiold presented his Gre
denas TO the Secretary of State yesterday and was re-
cognsed charge daarc,' of his Majesty the King Of
Sweden and Norway Mr. Lo'venskiold was subsequent
y introduced TO the Prcsdelt OF the United States by
Mr. Trist, the chief clerk of ths Department Of State
Union.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-30

IRE broke out in Saratoga, ON Friday morning. il
Walton row corner Of Broadway and Caroline streets
The buildings were ensirely consu paed-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-30

7 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of Leeches, lf9 Nassau
~ street. is REMOVED to lfs WILLIAM street, New
York and offer for sale fresh supply OF Leeehes Just re-
ceived bv j FERDINAND Sem aus imsr
vVO PAPER BOX MAKERs-2o 900 lbs Straw Boards
from Nos to 100, superior quality INST Iscsived ana
for sale by PERSSE BhOOkS,
aui2 I'm 10 ana W Nasssu :"
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THE PILES.
A CURE FOR LIFE sECTKEp

DR UPHAM'S INTERNAL REMEDY, for the cure of
Piles Intammstion Of the LIVER and spleeH nilamRa
neys Bladder Weakness and Inflammation OF the SPINE
THE VEGETABLE PILE ELECTUARf,
the only successful for that dangerous. and distress
ing complaint the Piles ever offered to the public
Mark this internal remedy exte nal applica-
ton and will cure any Of Files either Bleeding
Blind internal external and probably the only thing that
speedy and III is also convenient medicine TO
take improve health remarkable manner
Ii is very mild in IL ope ration and may be taken
of the most Inflammation without danger All exer-
nal applications in the highest degree dsageeabe
and offensive and from the very nature oil the
disease. temporary in their effects This medicine attacks
the disease and removing the cause renders
the certain and permanent
The Electuary contains 10 mineral medicine no aloes
colocynth gamboge other powerful and irritating
No fear of taking cold while under It's influence No
change diet necessary If taken according directions
cure for life is guaranteed.
Propretors Office 1876 Bowery. Sold wholesale and retail
by Wyatt & Kctcham l2l Fulton street. N. Y. frice 81
aus 1mkr
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VVO THE NERVOUS AND DEBILTTATED.-I
III EESSOR RQERHAXlE,S UNIVERSAL. TO

4 =
i FESSOR BOERHAVVE'S UNIVERSAL TONIC
and Hygean RenovatoThs medicine, so long celebrstS
Europe has been found truly valuable since introduce
en into this country. In all of consItu-
tonal debility, arising from destructive habit,
dyspepsia torpdty of liver functional arrangement of the
lungs tending consumption and female diseases attended
with local ncony this medicine stands preemnent
For its references be gived various physicians
and patients Price So bottle of 6 and sold only
for the importing Agents. NORRIS co. 20i1s Fulton
street New York. m
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DLEASANT Rooms, with or without board, at u Broad.
Il way, opposite Trinity Church. Merchants from the
country will find the location very convenient to business
aul9 Int rh
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49, LONG ISLAND RAILROAD Express Mail
"a " Tram, leaves Whitehall street Ferry, New York
side, every morning at A. NJ. for Boston,,
Also, trains from Brooklyn side at O'Clock and
five minutes and sK A. M and and +. M daily The
NJ and F. M 60 through, the former stopping at
ia jel8r
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RAILROADS. &c.

IL
yannah 10 Oothcaloga Georgia Of 81 miles, viz -
Savannah Macon. Central Railroad 100 miles
Macon to Atlanta; Macon Western Railroad oi "
Atlanta TO Oothcaloga, Western Atlantic so
Goods will be carried from Savannah TO Atlanta and Doth
caloga at the following rates, VIZ o., :,
OK WEIGHT GOODS. To 1t To Doth
Sugar Coffee. Liquor, Baggng Rope, tanfa caogd.
Butter. Cheese Tobacco, Leather
Hides Cotton Yarns, Copper Tin,
Bar and Sheet Iron, Hollow Ware "a .o,x
and Castings % " W.
Flour. Rice, Bacon In casks or boxes,
PORK Beef Fish, Lard Talow, Bees
wax, Mill Gearing, Pig Iron and Orind o.. On .o,>
On MRAsUREMENT GOODS.
Boxes of Hats, Bonnets and Furniture. =. soas
Boxes and bales OF Dry Goods, Saddley
ery' ps, cabie foot aaa COP 100 lbs.
Croskery. ' per cubic foot ....so is =" IS
Molasses and Oil, per hid smaller - a., m
casks IN proportion. }. 30 w sH w
Ploughs, (arge) Cultivators, Corn Shell a. am
Iers, and Straw Cutters, each. Isl 70 siv
Ploughs, (shall) and Wheebanows. 80 10 q "
Salt, per Liverpool Sack, .......So 10 ~ I'D
PASSAGE.
Savannah to Atlanta. $40 90
Children under IL years Of age, half price.
Savannah to Macon. ............. 81 90
u Goods consigned TO the Subscriber Will be forwarded
free of Commissions. -,
- Freight may be paid Savannah, Atlanta Doth
caloga. +. WINTER, Forwarding Agent, q H. H.
SAVANNAH, August IS 1886. al3 2mrrc
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Sailed.
Miscellaneous Record.

Ship Charleston, for Charleston; and others.
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FARE TO - Bedford cents, East New York l2h, Race
Course Trorng Course s Jamaica 3, BrT IN, is.
BTsnSsh c pis, r fsSs
S3 Thompson 49, Suffolk station 81 Lake koad stauon
81 iSs Medtord station 81 l8A Yaphank 81 81
81 Cuehogss q southSl S2 GEss ~ Ct
Stages readiness the arrival Of trains the several
stations take passengers low fares to all parts Oh
the Island. rx,,,...u
Baggage Crates will be in readiness the foot Of Whehal
street. receive baggage for the several trans ~
The steamboat Statesman leaves Greenpor for Sag Har
I,yr 49, " - = myl9rc
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% INDERS BOAKDS.-lO 900 lbs Binders Boards, snpe
ID rior quality from Nos Is just rsceiysd and for
sale by PERSSE BROOKS,
aux IL lmr d5and 81 Nassau At 8
7HO TRUNK MAKERS.-lo,eoo lbs Trunk Boards,
peror quality from Nos to a Just rscsiyed and 70
sale by PERSSE BROOKS,
aui3 imr SIS and Ct Nassau st
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EELT-5o cases English patent sheathing Felt suitable
for ships bottoms and roofs of houses For sale by
~ l.. X. COLLINS T. CO.,
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nN A SUBJECT DEEPLY INTERESTING TO
~ MANY-Dr. RALPH, Author Of the PRIVATE TREiT-
IsE" &e begs state that he home much
referred to this volume personally at ms residenee
by through Box 1863 Lower fost
Oafce-New York Also 70 observe that beside gee sine
the disorders enasd on these
interesting the sueresuch weakness and irrasl
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O. EOn CHALLENGE -VALIER'S FRENCH PILLS.
neJyJJ uurivalIed DIV for diseases

q
private positive and speedy without the
ton of diet hindrance from business The advantages
which the French Pills possess Basam Copaiva, Cap
sules and other cannot fail to them
decided preference Besides being the most eectua and
speedy cure ever discovered they entirely free from
unpleasant smell do affect the breath sicken the
mach in the least and be taken at any time in the
of the intimate fnend-thus enabling the
tents themselves without the fear OF suspicion
discovery They equally eectual for either sex IN all
complains such Gonorh9a, Gravel obstinate Gleets
Fror Abus Tor Whites peculiar to weakness of
organs and have cured hundreds of these
troublesome complaints after other remedy had failed
They used for the last all
of these complaints with such universal the
challenge produce remedy Of equal
certainty, under forfeiture OF $500.
Price 81 box For sale a Nassau street. basement
au2l lm*m
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-15

Mn. CALuoua's SPEECH Although, as
vas anticipated, this 10 an able speech,
va eannot say that il is such speech as,
'n the critical position Of our relations
w'ih Great Britain, We should have liked
MN @ make. While i dwelIs With elo.
quenco md appalling force upon tho terri
nc consequences % this country, who're
policy y peace, % grow out Of state Of
war, i does il our judgment keep out 81
view The most important and gravest eIe-
meni Of Tho controversy. I, insists but
little on our claims il omiis 10 examine
and 10 defend our just title and undoubt-
ed rights, and !. seems to be directed 10 The
one--greata az we admit, but not the great
es!-- object, Of peace.
As we have said before, the question,
and the only question, 10 be determined,
~, WHAT ARE OUR RIcHrsl II may lie
well enough for lranscendcntal yisionist
70 descnDt, in sot phrase, OH the horrors
Of war, It's cost, aud disastrous consquen.
ces, contrasted with the benign blessings
OF pence, but il best behooves practical,
sagacipus statesman to remember that the
Age Of Peace has not yet dawned upon the
world--that Tho greatest nations Of The
earth sill follow tho arts Of war, looking
to the force Of arms as the best argument
the nation now our adversary has
risen TO colossal power by acting on the
plratlcal apophthegm, "mighf gives right''
land that The true policy Of our country |
10, to guard and defend our rights, howey.
sr seemingly unimportant, with jealous
Mr.. Calhoun's speech will not, as some
oncy, have the effect, in England, Of pIa.
ing the chances Of a termination Of the
controversy on better ground. The Bri.
Ish win SEQ no new indictment 10 peace,
nay, will rather desire war--when told,
N such high authority as Mr.. Calhoun, on
ne floor Of the American Senate, that
he inevitable result of war will be- the
downfall Of our Republican institutions
md liberties. Such language in such
'lace, even if il were not an exaggerated
md distorted picture, in our humble iude.
neni was highly unprecedented, i,
Gems to us that the man who would utter I
UGH sentiments, al such a time, needs take
nj one step more 10 array himself against
lis country.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-15
Look 10 the Senate.

The question of "notce" has been un.
der dicnsslon at our last da,es from Wash.
ington, ninety days, and yet no conclusion
has been arrived at Unless The two Sc.
majors from Texas shall 90 with the presi.
dent for an unqualified notice, we think i,
doubtful whether anything will be done al
the present session at Congress. The
House, will never concur in the qualified
notice which il is possible the Senate NAV
pass. The whole subject will 20 before
the people. In our poor judgement, this
delay is calculated 10 do the American
cause serious injury. In the face of The
the word,lh American Congress will have
conceded one Of two points they have
virtually acknowledged that our title 10
Oregon is so questionable that they dare
not assert il, or, they will have acknow.
lodged that the fear Of British Arms has
frightened them out Of the assertion Of our
rights. Either acknowledgment would be
humiliatiog indeed The people do not
desire war, but their voice would be for il
sooner than part with their rights in Ore.
gon, or bow submissive 10 the arrogance OF
England. The house Of representatives
have done their duty--,he president has
done his, and stands ready 10 do more; The
senate with nominal democratic majority,
moves tardily, and we fear BY its submis-
siye tone, viii al last drive the country in
10 war; for lis certain that the people
never will sanction a cringing policy in
our intercourse with foreign nations. IT.
resolution on our part will emboldcn the
enemy. Concessions gratuilously made
BY the Senate, will induce The British 90
vernment 10 commit itself 10 The policy OF
the Territory in dispute; and when so
committed, pride will slepin and force her
to persist in her arrogance. We shall then
have 10 fight for our rights or surrender
them altogether.
II we recedo England will advance. ---
Every inch we yield WIN ;..lmedia,eI N be &C.
cupied BY her. The only way ID prevent
d rupture. preserve tho peace II The world,
and secure our rights Is 10 MAINTAIN a firm
and decided position. This ihs president
recommended ID his message ,and We must
believe thai Mr. Calhoun, aud those Sena.
tors who with HIM, oppose IA unqualified
notice are pursuing the very course which
is most calculated 10 ondanger peace and
our claim toa valuable territory. So, Iii
ne people look % ne Senate. [ 'fiss'a.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-15

or Our !" free and Independent. mid
sunshine and shower neighbor Of the
Grenada Chronicle, has an indignant edi.
ioriai in his last paper on " Governmen,
Patronage" the burden Of which, as we
take j.. is, tina, the persons having charge
Of such affairs. did not see ii 10 order he
Publication Of the land-sales 10 his aston
ishing luminary. II We thoughtthe game
worth The candle. we would take the re-
spcnsihilly Of admitting all he charges 90
BE- irue, and then ask. .vel, vcs 81 i,so
--dOes Any body eSpec, thai party ID
pcwu viii gigei's tavcrs 70 Ids opponents
in prefefcnee 70 iss friends The beauty
Of the thing "A, tina, The "chrouiele's h.
been 10 existence buitwo weeks, whe,ess
the orders Of publication. about which 4
u ifciiing. are dated aons ak weeks ago.
The President shonid issue d proclamation
pcstponing rsales, 10 that ihe Rotlce NAV
oepoaIished 10 The iree and Independent,
coroaIclaNl Saw NY lsg Of,