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ACIE.ralI. RnnKS S
ru Parents, Guardians and Teachers of
 Alabe nm and Mississippi.

Tn Parents, GIAfutnnS ana AeAGAGTH Gh
 Alabe am and BfississippI.
 gHNHE undersigh q would respectfully call soar ai- u fenlioe lO t.e following list of School Books, universally adopted and highly recommended by al who interested in the cause of education:
 Alabama Series oC Reddtrs-No l. The Primary Primer, new editi,n; No ?, The Child's Reader, edition; No ,. Exercises in Reading, new edi- tiun; No 4. Porters Rhetorlcal Reader, new edi tion; Webster's Elementary Speller; Metrical Sto- res in Chemistry and Philosophy; Olney'S Geogra- phy and tlas; Olney's Introduction 10 Geography; The Book of Commerce; Watts Improvement of Greek Grammer; olmstead's Natsral Philosophy; Comsock's Natural Philosophy; Comslock's Chem ispry; Comslock's Physiology; Preson'S Book Keeping; The Scholars Companion; The Scholar Companion; The Scholars Reference Book; WeD. ser's School Dictionary; Abercrombie's Moral Feelings; Goo, chs Ecclesiastical History; Lin con's Botany. Burrett's Geography ol the Heav- ems Alexanders Evidences Of Christianity; Stone B Rhetorical Speaker; He ge's Logic; Willatd's His tory of U. 5. s vo; WiIIlrd's History of U. S. abridged; Willard's Uniyersal History; Parley's Natural Theology Bible; Newman's Rhetoric Newman's Political Economy; Buffers Analogy; Kame's Elements of Criticism; havies' first Les sons in Arithmetic; Davies Arithmetic; Davies Key to Arithmetic; Davies Algebra; Davies Key to Algebra; Davies Elementary Geometry; Dawes Bourdon's Algebra; Dawes Legendre's Geometry Davies' Surveying; Dn'ies' Analy yteal Geometry
 
 Davies Shades and Shadows; Anthon's Latin Les sons Anthons Latin Prose Composition; Anlhon'. Latin Prosody; Anthon's Cicero; Anihon's Cesar Anthon's Salust; ARthon's Horace; AHthon's Greel Lessons; Anthon's Greek Prose Composition; An thon's Greek Prosody; Anthon's Jacobs Greel Reading; Anthon's Greek Grammar Anthon's Die tionary of Antieuities Anthon's Classical Diction aIy; Andrews and Stoddard's Latin Grammar; An drews' Question to Latin Grammar; Andrews Firs Lessons in Latin Andrews Latin Reader An l drews Viri Rom@; Andrews' Sallustj Andrews La | tin Exercises; Andrews Key to Latin Exercises Donnegan's Greek Lexican; Greek Testament Ainsworih's Latin Dictionary; Cooper's Virgil Homeri Ilias French Guide; Bolmar's Leyizac' French Grammar; Vie de George Washington Re l cuei Dranalique; Racreations, Ins, al Emusantes l Adventures of Telemaque; Boyer's French Dicuon l ary; The Young Cholr; The School Singer; Bur ! rows Pianofsrte Primer; MeIneke's Instructor Huaten's Instructor:
 l have also constantly on hand large and we selected stock of Blank Books and Stationary; Law l Medical, Theological and Miscellaneous Books an, will fill all orders with promptness at very low pr ces. At 2S Dauphin street,.
 l novl4 237cmo JOEL WHITE.
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 Hs.nr.n,.hf -An extensive and elegant as- I surlmen, o Prrlumery and Toilet articles, among which are: DOORS FOR THE HAHDKERCHIEF. ,' -& Rlu@s-Fsrr, Vict .ria; do Prince AL Esprit UniE; Essence Bouqne', Meussue, s'e et
 Lubin's nd ;i,rl4n's-Fx'tacts Rose, Heotrope, Mileheur. fateioulv, Neil d'Ans eIerre, Resedd, Jasmn d'Espagne, Mousseline, Violet, Bouquet de Ca .'ine Orange Portugal, NerVelne, Rose Geran an Buuuurl de Relne, etc. PInaud's-FxTacis Ssn'ia Flora, Bouquet hanlll- Iy, Bouquet Angiais, Violet de Parme, Bouquet Victoria, Mousseline, Mgnonete, Vanille, Muse, ERlaDiine. etc
 Ede's-Ex'racts Verbena, Spring Flowers, Essence Honey uckle, Royal Violet, Indian PaIchouly, Hedyosiana. Quean's Own. Cape Jessan,ine, eIc. Together with variet, of Extracts in boxes. and Toilet Boties in cases. cologne-Farina's genuine, Lubn's, GnerL'n's' Prevost's and other a,ieties. Eau de Toil"tte--Iuhins Lavender Naler-Lubn's, De l'Sale's, etc. Orange Flower Waler-Fr ench, in pts and ats. Tooth Paste Lubiu's, Pelleler's Odenline, Dyer's and Shernan's etc Tooth Pow,.er-I.nbin's. Corral and American. PoInatun,--G lains Ph,locdme Pommade, m glass and China pots; OK Marrow; Creme de Perse. etc. etc.
 Soaps-Lubin's, Ggerlan's, Prevosl's, De "Sae's Hanefs and lu's Fancy and Toilet Soara. Rrushes-A hss1 assortment, comprising every va rIeiy and quality oi Tooth, Hair, Nail, Shaving, Comb and Cloih Brushes.
 novl9 HAViLAND. CLARK co.
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PATENT nrEnrf,INEs

 . CCa '. U fi'DiaI., Ot iIIf. f.LlAlR Of h1 LOVE Ill Is a sovereign aud speedy rure for Incpieni Consumption, Barrenness. Impoieney, ln- corrhGa Whites. Obstruction, difficult or painfu Mensruation, lnconinence of Urine. or involuntary discharge thereof; and for general prostralion oI he system, whefher the result of inherent produced by irregniarty. illness accident.
 1'hete is mol shadow Of duuei that this Is true, and mol ihe subject of delicate n nature. huadreds w"ud teslIly 10 ihe unrivalIed ehcacv oi this Cordial specific for barrenness, fnor alhus gee's. irregularities in ie secretiohs. pains in the kidneys, female suppressions Cor the fever,e) pc lapAus uter, and in fact to almost every disease which the most delicate portion of ihe human organ Izaii0n Is liable. II cannot, indeed. maifn ma non of the parts. ni for anything short of lhai il Is ofert iniallIble cure for barrenness, while in all the other diseases enumerated above, when acute chronic, il will be found safe and sovereign re- medy. The Iucina Cordial is gentle tonic, ope- rating generally upon the secrelive organs and bra cng the whole system without SO far stimulating any function as 10 produce subsequent relaxsiion. On the contrary, Il seems nperlecI harmony with nature, and does not creaie temporary Yigor, but permanent renewal of the natural energies. The first bottle used will fully convince he purchaser Of the truth of ali we have asserted.
 For sale in Mobile by
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sl h4 Esk.!4zs
gYlW,llIJJEg;;JslIlllsagIs gIsEs

are the only pills in existence containing Sarsapa- ria in them, and were the first pills itroduced by that name. Notwithstanding the attempt by others offering ''SarsapariIla Pills'' and "Blood Pills" the public, thinking 10 sell them the reputation o "Dr Leiiy's Sarsaparilla Blood Pills" yet ihs trick has sgnaly Jailed, judging from the increasing sales and demand for Dr, Leily's Blood Pills.
 The public should use no other pills than pr. Lel- dy's Earsaparla Blood Pills; for by their necuIiar composition, they produce the combined effects Oi purifying ths Blood and Anmai fluids, aud cleansing the StOmach aud Bo,oeis, by purging therefrom all causes ofdisease.
 They produce no nausea or sickness al the stom- ach, may be taken at all times and under all crcum- stances, by young and old ithoul fear of any dan. ger, beng free from all noxious, powerful or dam gerous drugs and require restraint from occupa- tien or usua course of ving-with all the foregoing recommendations and qualities, they must be the safest, best, and most .bfcacions of any other pills. The strongest proof of lher efficacy IS the fact of
 ONE HUNDRED BOXES
 being sold daily at Dr. Leidy's Store alone, and
 THE THOUSANDS sold daily throughout the United States
 Price-25 CENTS A SINGLE BOX.
 Just received and for sale only by
 R. NORTH & co. Apothecaries' Hall, iel9Ky opposite Mansion House. and 35 Govt st
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HAVILAND. CLARKE & co. l. c, DUBOSE & co. By $. V. MORRESEN. N, Orleans.
rHlERRIBLE DISASTERS of all snrla are be

VENERRlBLE DIS ASTFRS Of all sorts are be- A comlng common mol 10 asionish ah~ one. The world is familiar with Ihe bursting of cannon, the blowing oi sieamboats, Ihe murder of wives, deaths by flood, field and lre and all the thousand forms that casualties days assume. For years the world, and men have ceased Co he surprised whnn they hear that their friends have fallen vic- tins. Rm the astnnishmen winch attends the cures effected by Dr. Pelers' celebrated Vegetable Pills i4 si as fresh and uabounded as ever. When men see however, coughs, cods, consumption. headache, dyspepsia, diarrhna, ague, and host of other dis eases cured ny his pills when they asthma, aundre, piles, liver complaint, cholc drop sy. levers. etc cured by hs Pills. and rheuma- tism and kindred pains healed application by his Plaslers, how IS il possible their aslonshment should ceasel For sale by
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NEW NOVELS, kc. just received and for sale lN by J DOBLER.

Book seller and Stationer, A9 Dauphin st. Genivieve, or the Chevalier of Maison Rogue-an episode of 179a, by Alexander Dumas.
 Gabrielle M,manso, the Niece of Abd:el Kader oI an Attempt 10 Assasnate Lotus Phill,ppe-translat ed from the Swedish of L Almguist by Gusta- ,us c Hebbe, L l. D.
 The Black Pumed Rifenan, tale of the Revo luton--h, Newton NJ Curtis, author of the Doom of the Tory Guard, &c &c.
 Archibald Werner, or lhe Mothers Reyenge--by Charles Spndar, auIhYr of the Jew. the Jesuit, &c The Creole from the German of Zschokke.
 Marion and his Men,an hsioI ical romance by the author of Paul Jones, Hastings, &c
 Altar Gull-a Nautical iale by Eugene Sue.
 Lives oi Celebrated Sia,esmen--by John Quincy Adams, '. D, wiih sketch of the author, by Rev. Charles W Upbam.
 Aun, Pan,'s Srrap-lag-by Caroline Lee Heniz author of the Mob Cap. with designs by Darley.
 The Fair Isabel, or the Fanatics of the Cayerns tale "f ihe Iiuguenot war-b, Eugene Sue, plates. The Ring Dove, or the Privaieer and the Culier Ingrahim's last.
 Sam Houston and his Republic-by Edwards Lester. N
 Hudleberg-A Romance, by c P R James.
 Also---A new supply of he Count of Monte Chris. to. hs Dumas; pnd tle auakef 0iry, by aeosge k'ssaUA kss, lesA etiSA ~
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HbINNEf'S FRENCH GRAMMAR This Il Grammar, written over in all parts, ann con iipued so as 10 form complete system according to the best aulhort es, with fall conius atious of verbs, regular and irregular and references to all the important rules, is now being published, and is expected soon.
 This Grammar in its present form, is believed to be al once the most practical and complete of any in this language. It forms handsome duodecimo volume of about 400 pages, with lair type and paper, and neat, substantial binding.
 IL will probably be rreived in two or three weeks Those who wish o commence with this system im mediatey. can procure copIes of the part all eady published, winch will be received in exchange for inc complete work when ii arrives. by paying tbe difference ofprice--tgeBty i've rents.
 oct2e eUMWALg Q TEST, 9s psufphiass,
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TSsENsiBLE PERspIRATION.

! he ptet eding figure
 is given iorepreseii lhe
 IEsEEsiBLE #PRRsPl- RATION. IL is Ihe great EvACUATios for li,e impurities of the bod,. h will be noticed that a thick cloudy mist is- sues from all points Of
 he surface, which inc dicaies that ihls ptrspi- ralIon flows uninlerrupt- edly when we are in health, but ceases N lIt n
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DOWLANDS KALYDOR This inyauablt Ae and refreshing wash for the face and hand, particularly during ihe snmuer, is too well known and too universally acknowledge to need much rec concentration.
 IL IS incomparable preserver of he skin, rem erng il soit, clear and healthy, removing redness .mnles and dlscnIorations of all kinds, freck les md all unpleasant cutaneous erupiions irequen in this cl,u,aie.
 It's capabilily for imparling bloom 10 the cheeks soltness and decacy to the hands, and soothing rri lation, renders it indispensable to every Toilette.
 Gentlemen who suffer from tenderness of the Face ,iPr shaving, will find m this KaIydor alevia Ii g and emolient application, removing efecually ,lI irritation and pain.
 Rowlands Kalydor is an unfang relief to those Ladies who suffer from infamed and nipples by it's peculiar cooling effects and it's powers of al ,ying inf tmition it recommends itself to their
 This preperstion is as innocent il is efficacio It is warranted to contain no mineral asringents which are utterly ruinous to the complexion ant by their action endangerng health For sale a
 ielO GATES'S Pharmacy, 136 Dauphin st
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~ HAILLARD HISTORY OF THE CHRIS M THAN CHURCHES-A history of the Church of Christ from it's Institution ohe Sixteenth Century, in which traced the Rise and Progress of ts Cor rupton and Reformation. By Thos. Gaillard Part first. PLAN OF THE WORK,
 retrospective view of events preceding and fore. shadowing the Advent of the Messiah; with refer. ences the Prophecies in relation to that event. A succnct account of the Birth Ministry and Cru cifxion of Jesus Christ, and of the organization of the Primitive Church by the Apostles.
 The History of the origin and progress of the Cor rupton of the Christian Church-rraced through lhe successive changes in the form of its government and the introduction of rites and ceremonies in Pubic Worship.
 The History of Popery-ofits rise and gradual ad- vance to the attainment of Universal Dominon--to which is shown the faacy of it's prelentions to Apostolic succession and its claims the character of infalibity.
 Refer ences to the Doctrines which agtated the Church. and the several religious which from the time of Saviour to the close of the His tory.
 The History of the Reformation is both Rore mi mute aud more comprehensive, than any which has hitherto been published in common with general History of the Church. For aale by
 J. DOBLER, l. nov5 Bookseller and Stationer, 4e Dauphin-it.
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&TAvES & WAITE .Ak 1lMbHk wAN T. S ED-The subscribers wish 10 contract for a quantity of White Oak, Pipe Slaves, and square p'eces of Timber, particulars can De had on appii. cation either in person or ty leIler. ts
 sspz3 E5LAyA, MURRELL f co.
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New and Beautiful Cashmeres and M. de
 Lanes.

New and Beautiful Cashmeres and Ms de
 Lanes. nANlELS X READY corner of Dauphn and AI Water streets, are now receiving the richest and most fashionable Cashneres and DeLanes ever offered in this city. aud having been purchased al the late auction sales in York at bO per cent less than cost oi oiimpuriaton, they enabled io offer them at very low prices. The following will be found in their stuck
 Splendid Embroidered Cashmere Robes Very rich plain Ca +huisre Robes
 Very rich ombrs striped DeLanes
 do do do do Cashmeres
 do do printed Cashmeres do do do DeEines
 do do Satin striped Cashmeres
 Extra do do do Plaid do
 Fine plaid DeLanes for Childrens wear Plain black Muslin DeLanes Also, Rich TwiIled Silk Phids; style Gala Plads; style twilled French GinRllams; new style plain French Ginghams nosi7
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CAUTION. James s. MasOn's Spanish Blaekias Label Counter

(eited.
 SHIPPERS, Merchants, and the public generally S accustomed to purchase for use Mason's ceebra. ted Challenge Backng, very respectfully re. quested to examine the LABELS of Blacking boxes and ascertain if lhc NAME of James 5. Mason IS thereon, as his Spanish Backing Labels have been copied in every particular, the name and location only excepted, by in Philadelphia, for the purpose of DECElVING l HE PUBEtC, by impo. sing their confidence in favor of Mason's Black ing. The style and form of lhe engraving and let- leling, the wording and color of the paper have all been copied
 OBSERVE, that Mason's Challenge Backing is never labelled in Spanish for any American market. To PREVENT FRA UD for the future, James S. Mason will place his signature the label of every box of blackidg prepared by him, without which none is genuine His long experience a A,anufac. Iurer, the extent and variety of hs machinery and other facilities, afford him superior advantage over any other Backing Manufacturer in the U. States. Orders for Backing and Writing Ink of the best quality furnished promptly and to any extent, by
 JAMES $. MASON, l93 North 3d st
 For sale, wholesale and retail, by
 nhl9 l. c. DUBOSE & CO, a9 Waier-st
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FHNIlE COMPOUND UCHEMICAL WHALE OIL
 \ SIlAP.-Rnsehnna Leaf Lice Slnua- and eua-

ENHE COMPOUND DCHEMICAL WHALE OIL IA SOAP.--Rosebugs, Leaf Lice, Slugs. and eve- y other description of Insects upon bushes, grape vines beach, apple and other trees, shrubbery, lur. nps, grass plots, cabbages, etc., permanently eradi. caied.--This preparation has decided advantages over any other hitherto brought into use, as it not only destroys all the vernin parasite upon vegeIa. hes, but also contributes io ihe fertility and clean- ness of the plants, barks and roots of the trees.
 IL may be considered iniable in its appllcati ions; and on account of Us cheapness very accessible to any exten to Horiculiuris's, Agricultui sts, Farm. and Planters
 Directions tor use.-A teacup full dissolved in one gallon and pint of rain water Of sufficient strength to sprinkle the plants and shrubI,ery morning and evening. until all insects have disappeared.- Peach and other trees may be moisened by means of large syringe. and the time the bark of the trees may be sponged with the liquid
 A supply just received and for sale by
 0. DUBOSE & co Wholesale
 ap9 Druggists, 39 V ater street
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hENTAL INSTKUMEN TS-Ihe subscrIbers .1V call the attention of Dentists to their stock, among which may he found:
 GOLD FoiL--Abbey's & Jones' Gold Foil, as- sorted numbers
 TiN FoiL-Jones'
 TEETH-Slockton's Plate, Pivot, Molar, Ri. cusped and lower Incisor Teeth
 FoRcEPs-Sra,ght and curved. double and sin- gle jo'nted ana chIdren's Forceps- and ex- tTa fine
 ExcAvAToRs- ChevaIier's steel and ivory han dled Excavaiors
 MouTH HNIRRoRs-Silyer, Rosewood and Ivory handles
 FILEs-Subbs' fiat, half-roand, round and taper Files-togeiher with variety of Drills, Plugging and Cleaning Instruments etc flor sale al lUw pri- ees novI1 HAVILAND. CLARK k co
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nAvILAND, CLAIRE x co.
MAR, PEsTnENcE AND FAMINE-wi

WAR, PESTILENCE AND FAMINE-wi,h
 w all their horrible rain, may stalk lhe land; the thunder of England's may m our harbors; the cal thqmke may open it's pouderous jaws tn enguph citizens; hailstones and balls of fire may down upon our heads- and yet bong as the Inestimabe Vegetable Pills Of Dr.. Peters are placed within reach, may call ourselves lhe hap
 piest nation on earth. And why because all these accumulated horrors cannot compare win the suf- erngs that result from bilious tisenses, and the thousand s that flesh is he to, and winch his Veg cradle prepatons will speedily sweep from land. Their power is silent aad noiseless-bnt it's might is irresistible. For sale ' Druggists in Mobile.
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PAINTS, OILS, sc.

T. AIN n, OAAS9 cCs "AVILAND, CLARK & CO, 45 and 47 w. A 1 TER STREET are receiving and offer for sale al low prIces-
 wHirE LRAp-25O kss pure, in 25 to 100 Ib kss
 300 s' extra, {"
 300 |" KO.l, "
 300 " No.2, " LIssEED OIL-25 bbls Bridges' SHIRTS TURPESTIkL-30 bbls in fine order for shipping.
 WIRDow GfAss- I50 boxes 8 by 10; 660 do 10
 ny Iz; 50 dc by s 10 g by l3, 800 do 10
 by l4 10 24 by 32. PAIHT BRUsHEs-l00 doz Mes to 900 ,001 SASH RKUsHEs--i06 1" 2to8 YELLOW OcHRE-5o kegs 20 lbs each, Tn oil 6PAKIsH BRowF-50 " 25 !" ' BLACK PAINT-30 kegs 25 CHROME GREEs-lB0 lbs giound in oil. l" 269 '' diy, Tiernan's No ] CHROME YELLew-l50 lbs dry VEEETIAH RLD-5 bbls Eng ish FAREIsHKs-tIoach, Furniture and Japan Far'h LkMPBLAcw-Eddy' refined and common. PATENT BIAcK-For carriage makers. GLuE-l0 bbls commoR and fine Together w,th general assortment oi articles for Planters use, Ar;isis' colurs. &c. nOv1s
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GIBBONS LIFE, BY HlMSELF-The Auto Ss biography of Edward Gibboa. Esq, illuslral ed from his letters, with occasional notes and narra- lives. B, John Lord Sheffield In vol l2mo
 "This has long been looked upon as one of the most inter sling of this class of writings The state ly manner in which Gibbon assumed m his history, is here exchanged for a more easy and direct style of narraIive."
 For sale by J DOBt FER,
 oci23 Bookseller and Siationer, AZ Dauphm St TWO LIVES, OR, To SEEM AND TO BE- I By Maria J. Mcintosh. author of "ConquesI and Self Conquest" "Praise and Principle" etc. etc nne handsomely printed volume, l2mo.
 1.-The previous works of Mss Mcintosh, although issued anonymously. have been popular, in the hest sense of lIe word The simple beauty of her nara. lives, combining pore sentiment with high principle and noble views of life and it's duties, ought lo wn for them hearing al every fire side in our land We have rarely perused tale more interesting and n- siruciiye than the one before us, and we commend il cordially to the attention oi slI readers" Prof ChurchmaB.
 LANETON PARSONAGE-A tale by the auth or Of 'Gerirude," Amy HerberI," One yol- tune, J2mo. For sale by J. DOBLER.
 nov4 Bookseller and Slaiinner, 49 nauphin sl
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B,nr IMa.hf -An extensive and eleg+nt Hs
 surimsn, oi Prrlumery and Toilet articles, among
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ts V. DoDOo6 ~ OOas 5 Agents and Druggists, 39 Waler-sl
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-05-12
GEN. CASS

The attack Of the Charleston Mercury on Gen
Cass, says the New Orleans Jeffersonian. is ex-
'ceediRgy unjust and ungenerous In an article
copied by the Tropc of yesterday, it seeks to
identify him with the dsgraceful surrender of
Holl. Gen. Cass was indeed under Hulls com.
mand, Lieutenant. But he protested against
the surrender. He urged Gen. Hull to fight ;
and when his councils were dsregarded, he broke
his maiden sword and flung 1t at the feet of his
General. He subsequently distinguished himself
in batle-as his gallant father in the army of
Wayne had done before him-and his whole ca .
reer has been ful! of patriotism, and devoted to
the best interests Of his country.
These assaults upon men that have defended
their country in war, and elevated it's character
IN peace, are in exceeding bad taste. come from
what party they may. They are not reshed by
the people. The wings sunk themselves below
par by attempting to prove that Andrew Jackson
was an enemy of his country. And the democra Is
made no capitol by trying to show that Harrison
was coward. The political bigo,s that have
endeavored to dim the military Iustre of Richard
M johnson, find themselves overshadowed by his
glory and those who now decry Cass because he
chooses to defend the honor and rights of his
country are bot contributing to his future fame
and distinction. The old soldiers of The Repub
lie cannot be put down