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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-08

DRAWING. AND PAINTING. -
4 Il. WATERSTON, teacher of Drewiag ard F.int,cg
c1s TO Flushing lnt.iEe, L. hos esll some iesa,e
tr.e Gchre Nghes rp IA givilg Private Le,tocs O.
Ia rue .dlaa schools -'-.. y ~ go
Terms nsoderleo srd ray be learned byap7lyiog at ~
Canal street. OF jC-orta's boal-tsre, ceasr Esns
wa md = eacaaf st,ept- A. Y -, ... OF Im&r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-08

,nr 'RACES-UNiON COURSE. I.
e. oeN The great Race between JAMES K POLK
AAl I'LL sna LADY SUFFOLK will Gene off on Men
E<srK day next. NOV, 9th, at 3N, M, and Pacing
eeysstrS- Match at hi past Q. - - -tf- ~ y ~
Trans wIIi run follows - ...,o 81. 90
Leave BroGaf'yn' * AM "a Lsaxe Br'aslyn' sxrM
Ard ret, the Fare rs cents each
way, n72tT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-08

80 tTNTON u Ne OF LIVERPOOL PNCKETS.-
NSSsA Fscke. oftheeh nIovembec-The magnificent hew
SeGs pscksssrio AaE EiGAs C,sssin Wcsre, will sui
This sl.nd Fsc.a. being or her Est VOYAGE few ere
her 6cedgly copor Die scconinod are not
SEED BY I u s1Ss FoI p,sSs aad 20 s ee
tSJntsh .ivt o. 10 III III Ma a AFi,COTE
I6 yh IS souis .tseet, "a door tbe ow Duling slp.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-15
THENEGETABLE PULMONARY BAL
SAM

= probably almost without a IaralIel IT,
having during lrlal ol nearly 30 years,
fully maiutLnHcd the high reputation which
II has acquired for ConsumprIve Compinni~
and all diseases oftls lungs and chest J.
has been used probably with greater
success Than any other ntlIrle known, and
many physicians who have had an opporlu-
MT, Of witnessing It's highly sa!uiary effects
Go not hesitate to recommend It as 'sair
Convenient, and vety ciiiCaCIous medicine,
equal Is not super T 10 any other prHsctIp-
ton for the above complaints within their
knowlcdE, and one which has seldom dis
appointed the reasonable expectation Of those
who have used ~
he proprletors cannot descend TO the
present hhiu,hlng style Of advertising SINH
htdHIClCs.ltl is too well known to require any
sIrh course, and they would merely refer
those who wish for further confirmation OF
lis superiority to those who have used II.
and to the numerous certificates Of physi-
clans and others attached TO each bottle -
The vegetable Pulmonary Balsam was for
many years the only atll,le known Us Pul-
monary Balsam, It's great celebuely has
given rise to great many spurious articles,
which, by partially assuming the name o. the
genuine, and being put up 50 s 10 resemble
It as nearly as posi-. le, are ohsn fuisted up
on the public for the true arlicle. Among
these are Carriers COMPOUND Pulmonary
Ullsam' American Pulmonary Balsam,
Vegetable Pulmonary Syrup, Pulmonary
Balsam' Indian Pulmonary Balsam.' Hun
tcrs Pulmonary Balsam,' &c. beware Of
all Of them Enquire for the auIcle BY is
whole name. he ' EG ErABLE Pr LMON
AIRY BALSAM, and be sure AMI get the
true an,cle, prepared 10y ReED, Wrss & Ger
LrE. Wholesale Druggists, 81, Chatham ~
Boston, and see that II has the wntien stR
FN,.Ye ~, ~ N ,len'n EnJlsr. una1 a yellow
Aht' on the blue envelope Each Mi
and seal ~ stamped Vegetable Polmon,.
~ balSam. ~ For sale by druggists and
country merchants generally.
ron sale 90 Rutland by l.. Daniels tC On
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-15

f,.,t ~ ,ruttf, ~t5.t - Dot tte ,as'. ~ Ne"
asrpir'e afts 70 go sho~ that Nists's ba'am "
re~s 10 ths -etld to- 4. The Ifea' Nsu''d'.
. ID that 90 ssiItty w,ttsts u wust - ihe tue 10
sia.s ~ putt.itt Co. 10 Lac % To- fuhstarct
aTici.,t 30, ne suruiugis ~tcufh hh-"'
t.ans-.sd tals or.,tU. ous .ral and rtosus We.
tst's BsIsaup Of " ld ttrtt,
SO OTHER CNN ~ llKE IT
Addt,s. ell ordtrs to seth " to~ls. I'hs'el
Acct isa Nssttngsosg llc.isp :'so~.l u
AGENTS luihet DsuIels. Rutland
Jones & Dow, Cntuug,lle PciA'us.
Casuetun " NouAsa & Co.. West Pou,t-
oey 4 HH,s & Co. fou'tnt1 u heals,
Wells Nh,don a swallow, Pa~lc,;
smith. DANDY cotrerS / J.NaH q 60,
Darb, Herr, Simonds, fuiotd Nuren
Bliss, braudou, aud ,lsp tor 'Sls uI
druggists and agents Throughout New Ing
and
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-15
EXTRACT OF a LETTER FROM a rOSl
MASTER, DATED.

Pembroke. W Arlington co Me Apul 80. IS.
NJ I.a1c Emit. -pcat sit : Al the request .,
man, Of ~, friends at tu. Place aud lvicinity. VITO
are afflicted with consumption and liver compliant,
take the liberty To- ask Nou to appoint ,omc
IN ihi. comfy as agent Ia eel W stars EosIm nj
Is chem. and 10 srnd hun lew dozen. s
there - uouc ct it fot sale within 200 miles IRON
here have no doubt that II would meet teldy
sale II It were where II could be procured without
too much uNp"nse and delay.
Ny wiie w1s attacked about tiI monih,s,nccwth
what the pL,s,oilns called the hfs; stage Of tic
consump,ton--l complaint very prevalent ~ tbs
scc,ioo ofthe county. lJ,ing seen the Bllam
Advertised ~ Augusta.
200 NIL Is FROM IlOME,.1
I took pans to soad there Tor n bottle Of It which
sue tuuk, an. "h-In ~ ~ ,rA,
flt two bottles more, which she has also taken ,nd
he nov siJs she has not fclt well for ,I yc,rs
a. she doe. at this time. All those who have ~
quircd ~ me and a,cert aimed what effect the hi-
SAN bod AnIious TO have some fut salo in this
vicinity, which II the cause Of my writing to YOU.
Please inform nc by fc:utn OF mail whether 700
Glide to send SOM, and Il 60. to whom 10 order
that II may be kno"n where 1t can be had.
am - .th respect. YOURS. &c
y G. FdRNSN ORTIZ T. "
The whole county - last learning that no mcd,-
clnc-no phy'olan-no PREPARATION Of any k,nd
~h,tc'of-caa oga1i DR. WIsilt's Bsissn # WiG
Cherry,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-15
DR.. : o RICHARDSON CELEBRATED
SHERRY WINE BIl'IERS.

4 rERTAlN cure tor Uyspcp,l1, Wan.
" tcung 90 Settled poIus, Heartburn.
>uAiug Iliutncss, Piles Liver Complaints
SOU NIom,Oh. Weakucs, If tie Limbs, Ncr.
VOWS DtlIIt,y, tositvcne>s Loss OF Appetite.
DiFlucs,, Headache, aud all diseases caus-
HaNtls
Tor safe wholesale snd ret,i, At the Doc.
tors OnI,c, IS Hanover Street, Boston, and
Nv H.rreii & TO Rutland. VI 81 om
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-15
y. III. now "
Vcget bic RAJ sam
EIIIXIk.

"IIE Great Northern Remedy frt
i Colds, bleeding Al the Luurs b,
Is, Night Swoats. difficulty Of reAruf
all other Diseases Of the Lung, vs.
inclpient stages Of the Cunsumrrnr-.
evidence Of which can be found 90 30 q
raj sheets and pamphlets 10 the han''
gents, some Of which are occa>.dn,. O.
llshed IN another part Of this fapcf
CURTIS 4 SMl ri, 81. Albao,
Only Wholesale Agents, by whom As,
be supplied in any par, ofihe Imor e
the best Terms
Sold hy especial Appointment, ~
G. Stoddard, Rutland y Mntcar
Rutland; V. Ross, Brandon J. Jon
Eastlelon c Walker, Benson ".
iis, MIddletown y W Sawrcr. I.lf
II SImondS, Pntsford, Hall & Pa,'
endon G. C. Blossom, w pou'-"
by some respectable dealer 90 Ne G.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-15
WHY WILL NOI SUFFER }

cIANIIt'S ymat and N,tr, Lp'u,Hi ~
- not only tie best at'olo that can hc
.u.,J for Ehsumair affections, Bruises
Srtains. and lsmenrss oi all Kinds, but -
tlc MOI. prttcci aud lasting cure that has er-
or brep discovered tor the Nctv Troublesome
COMPLAINT Chlbisfrt. No inconvenience
whatever attending rs srFhcallu" l"e
.rn,.t turteduluus may be sanshed 10y Ning
On. bottle. Which VII cost but 20 'cnit la
RUca,es where an STtCrHai ott!i'ahon -
needed. It has proved itself highly valuable
q, NAV hc seen by the folio" ing cctiihcalcs
The Undersigned, having made use oi
Sr,vcr's JON, and Nerve Ilnimcni, tilh't
IN our families or on our own parsons an"
finding II to be the best remedy without et
crrtinn that we have ever used, t)t the CNm
plants Tor which IT is intended, would recon-
mend II TO our friends and the public gener-
ally. believing that those who are afflicted
with any Of these complaints will find tehei
in the use OF this valuable medicine II. i.
White. Rutland Peck d Spear, Druggists,
linrlina,on; George Morton, Nilliston HI
ram Hopkins, Rutland; o Cook. Rutland.
For Rheumatic affections, Sprd'nS, Brms.s
&c. ! most chcerfully recommend 1t to The
public, a, can speak from experience, har-
fny made use OF II IN many instances IN my
family Tor the above complaints D.LPRrcr.
Rutland, Sept. mh,lSI5 81 On
W. T. e Stoddard, Agent for Ruiland,
jones q Dow, CulIings,ille; : u Wins
low, Puislotd; V Ross. Brandon J b.
lIuntlcv. Salisbury W. +. Russell. Middle
bury Peck & Spear, Burlington =. h.
Collins, Montpelier and druggists and MGR
chants generally Reed, Wing & Cutler,
81 Chatham street, Boston, wholesale agents
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-15
T,IpUI\ItES

rIft yoj NuHN AND TBIN IE~ IlN.
Nl~utNC NhRiuuISt
I'Hrt. s.faefs ia,, ri-fst o u'v I've
H...'t ,f Soc - Nt~ l..i.~. ' .
.stt., rs.t' 81. .ut.., .'lss ~ b'' ett' .'
.-a.t l.." 90 srt I,re. . ".
49,. l..,, Da.s,,. l's,, ku''. see '"t
.u. t t.aN. eos 81. 80 7"
st sHftsssAf, ..f.i' ...g '''s
IsI'.. ~L..t 80 Css. fr 80 CO..
f.H ,...t, r.v 49, az u8r.Irt. ~f
80. ,...f.. sts ~.usnist ia = pts.'
,s.s- s's.- 49, es.s 9. ''
-
rtau. pt,t.~, lott.t,ej 49, -, sssn'
.Inrs Zoe ue,l s.7f.rtt is''efa,
y IS 4 nsCtIi., ,.u.'sufN I0 'Nla
a., D. sit pfs,st, 81" Geo Hsii -oit
'.uy.,n 90 tr..'i.oass lui .Hr'e'
.Hulf Ntosfsp-fs. Who boN 'ti"
ur., ,mu,h tyr. ., ttrit titl' smuo" '''
rs, .Ns f.t above as mur'.. iussrio" w
tie. rs..s ard ,erj litlt psrru ,"nl''h'
- 70 q. f.c s.E'sf.efs ~ 'M
tDtkanl / d uNINENI. o. Ann 81.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-15
\TN FIRM

TNU uutrrssrtI wuy.a respectfully IN.
] ifm CO.. Ilutl.iaDj, at Rutland and ia
t.,..f,. u,t he, have Mss dHN iotWri \
..u,ttnrtship unjsr tu- nnuc aro Wu u'
hr.ti & Ifruib. iot '.' .r .'.it
.. .u Vic 1auoru. be .c,s. 10 q. ITS Va
t.... Itpctcs Nj h having had some
ulu, wears rrp,tcrcc 10 tue business hc
Il ,ucf, him~. thai he can Pi,e geGotal sai
t.faetlsn 10 all ooacetned Mr. Dcr~iq, his
luniur partner, has just returned from Ne"
io,k. w,th all the latest Fashions IA making
,nt Improvements 40 Cutting And they
hope uy .'ici and o,o.e application to their
tu,.ae,,. taat the, ~l.i receive Due share
.' iUr uunID patronage Al work miuul1r'
toned li tl.m - warranted 10 TT, and gI'e
good sal,ia,fpu. tuuirr done for uthcrs
O., make sud warranted Al, Ltad, Of coun-
~ produce taken 90 eIotarge TOT WORK .--
* mouths cfs 10 81, Doe gwen for good
ra.of $50 / KNIGHT.
AMBROSE DEKNIN
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-15
ATRULY wONprRFII CrpF

Wn'eryll'r b1tdt CO Y sept ll -
N't. 'f'..l ... q g.. A." M .ctcr w. ~ tou
lh,t lH J'uunu lost. Wis attacked by . vcry ,io-
lent cold oau,cd b, working 10 the water. which
settled On nv iunT. it~n, accompanied by a vety
severe pam in uN Lrc1st rud stdrs and also DIS
tcs'tng cough. had IN Attendance all the best
medical aid ~ our Yll7ge bot after eIhausting ali
thof xii {" no Eral, they pronounced my DIS.
ease '"utmed oontumpiton and they one and all
gave me 40 10 DIE. AMER much prr,u1.tun | got
tho rorscut OF nv PhNsIcian to use the Ralsim Of
wa thcrN prepared 10y Dr Wr.tlr Ipurchatcd
NJ the afe1t IN our place ono bottle before usinp
bob. Of ""rh bryan logan strength and It was
very '''dcni ia1l nv Cough Vas much better. aud
nv s'mP'"ns IN every way Improving Ihayr now
u.rt three bottles ans am restored 10 perfect health
Ii,. r''pt alone - owing To- tho use or DR. Wt,tu,,
R'lrm e A'ld Cherry, and | take tins method OF
l'''rg YOU ne 'ui"fmallpn purity To pay YOU the
'It OF giainude o"c Nou. and piuly that other,
'HI'aip aihcled n'sy koo" where to apply for re-
net Very truly yours,
JAstssAu.
NJ Palmer Druggist under date Of W.tefv,lle
Srp'cn,hrt - 1873 Wflter-
lhe'lai'ment gwen YOU. hy NJ, Jmrs sage. i,
sell Know lo &c lfUrhy tifs ~ hole commurtt, -
u otuatnl' "'ss mott r'mhfkable cure. The sale
-tlr Hiisam IS 'er' good md ~ succesS In cure,
't'y G'Werrg lorIs respectfully.
u u. FINER.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-15

Tie h..v.r Complaints ar' Use On
vtn .r lmmcni u' ST JuAn l'nS a,
ms ,u.,Yt .uuu>.Nt
Ntrrnla,a Ius most distress lis
ep.r. winch O.. 50 uujyr'.',N preV'icnI II c''
49,, ,utrr 900 q SHORT uWc 10y Iuhuue in a
i-N i'l-, OF the muncu'
P4.t.. Ot u.c .,gs, trm- hands. ~ lace
Nj. tc ,r,,4'N restored 60 hru"n ~ THOR
,u.t.v tuuDlug Vih TIE linlmonI une nuuf n
tone, lntre umts day.
Tt D.iucu1 THIS mos, painful. mal'dy
to1, he totally cradica,cL by srpnIng -
Join longs lfumrn,
Ttr,r Ca1tiouI. So tedious and ptuir,c.
ic5 No. - nature, wearing oul the p'uent 10y .
I0rg gradual scene OF sLdcriug and spttow
4. spon a.,ry1icd ~ me use uf me linimsni,
go when pct,c,etcl IN %, continued apPll.
taf.r o.. u'bmaic.y cured
WA, ~il.Urrl These patufl' Nfle tom,
sfc rut,. D., l..., remedy wuho.t any of lh"'r
..,1,Iaa, 4aI uaecen''y distortions winch
..,a,s aucad Ncso affections, 50 'otg re
...l. '.t.c science a' mctI.H".
Sn1 J.ap, Are rendered supple and Ion
Yer ., ...r4RN.y ra''00S BOO tHr .um"nl
N.,.'aso uur,' d''
i.,..t,.t. O' l. hais. are speedily brur
O.. th,a1, asl 10 .aAc. &. season are enurciy
g'cv .s'.1
D,or.. m. o., Ct>,. o, H,a,' &, 'rrdg-
AL, ,ltct ny daily and constant a2ru. auou
i.uc Chez, r., .U',1ah.r remedy Ia
a.. ..1p,. .4. disease, D., elects arc most as.
''u.'lg
l.,,- t,as, E4.' 80 H,c1,t These
g.. ... 100, .1,,.lu, i.a .., tuae borne.
.tr.t.,a., t.,l.llel ty ,,c Use OF single
.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-15

r, fsfi fsf4sS fhtuH 70 ~ "of'd 10Y ~
.JtepeLf.Coilf t,trIattcup Bis,s-
ry..tlt lrrc,. Wtaotiur { epgh. Bros
,t,u, Ift,E:a, st,fta,'S gi Hrrsih,
Para 90 itr IftoH ~ ,tsS Lis'r
Compliant. osd ils f,st sfogsI %
CONSj MrTlON.
tttos.sd Gee. dt.mst -Blteri, hopsiss, h.''
ttui' sstsbi,,hsd us sast 'HpetWity o'sf ever
'o,,u.| medical d,,o'tu u hs' si~s'' Hsh ~
- Nstu'tf .oW7 pftscr piiot heing i'tred cue
4, rom clcntrsI sitaots iiuts Niid th"t' beh
,td 1sf--iso Ifecs tttt pts t,stttfrd ~hete'tt dh
s,.e, 81 tbe isHr, pte,sd. Neri'ss lr~ ib.i's-
90, of o., ,tlfsofdinipI po~tr, uea sitaloEse
almost - tl'ut end
A led, tltsls,.,, vii te gt-.r at The New yok
Arsnr,I - tu ~, gwen - by al her phvticsns 10
d,e ~ ,or,urp' too, ND bard iumoi Tor months os
The ,te farc,l ,uorg large ouani'tes Of nsisf 70
.t.I H... D.. .tsrc,-t.ti ts4fn aa ls'I~irc TO-
tuo Aoath. .-tae posed al h"Pe -eotf'IN cured
b, lev bottles OF the B4lssA ~ september shs
u,tobet lGt4.
N.lu,m.. Eso attorney. sc, csuS n
,,.nJtr asthma nj twenty ave leats standing tsr-
lGed to b, Recorder Iallmsdts and Pow
C,,m,n New Yors city. Who had no, slept 7,
ing down. iat seven ,ears being obliged to slsrP
,n .,iitng ro.tute 80 en,ed a. to stlchd 10 he
business a. he tsost storm, ~esiber
Thonm Htldte Eco, T. l'm'e'' l.. J
oO,cd OF '.,hm' o'f, ,e't' ''h1e'ns .,,d -,
rtIItip Shctocbl, Of obstinate disease Of the
Ions, altet he had tred all tho u'sal tcmed'e' u
VAN.
"1Acre I, no such hng az fah' IN the his
tor, If thu. wonderful hllom. Evidence the most
Convincing -e,Ul,rre hat no one cas douhi-lull'
e,Iablithts this sct. Tor the cake 81 btcNlll We
select the following ftom thousand
Isaac Plat. leo editor Of the Pourhkeep-'e -
sic enc ofthe most irhu-ntal papers IN the state
New York stltcs under The authority 81 h's ust
name that's ,ouug i5dy. stciauNc OF his. al 'eN
delicate ConstluttoG. Was attacked "a February,
Iyi" with ,cNofc cold. which immediately produced
,puuua oi blood, cough. fever aud other dangcroui
ond alarming SYMPTOMS. Through medical treat
mont md e,rc she pauly recovered during the SUN
nier Hot On The return oi winter che was ATTACKED
more violently than at hrit-'he Was scarcely nbl,
to ualk, and vas troubled with cough .chs aad le-
,ct c,ou day and appeared To be gong rapIdly with
consump' ION at this time when there ~as no silsi
al improvement, NJ piau procured bottle Of VIZ
nt's Nalsam al W aid Cherry, Which sic took, ab
Il seemingly restored her She got stCoud, ard
before It Was hlit taken sIc wa restored TO Pc.
fcrt hralth wluch size has enjoyed to the pfeseH
tune, without the slIhtest'sl mpiom Of her iormu
disrrs"
Mf Plausl the cure came under nv own Oh
,crS,uon and | cannot be- mistaken az to the 'ace
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II. " LIBBY

TAsHtnkARLg TAiinn'
(Shop orer RobbH' SiorS
3tf RETLAN
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G. POTTER, 7 ?
suRGEOs pYNTi.T
loTTlrE own BtRT a NksON B So
Rutland VI
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-03-18
ArricnLlnre q .SnLiect for Stndu.

"lf there was ever a subject presenting
food for mental enquiry, II IS the. subject OF
agriculture, involving as il does, the most
subtle operations, andthe deepest mysteries
ofnature. Ii is the mind which constitutes
the true dignity of our nature. Without
Il man would be a mere machine; with II,
he becomes a divinity. II is for the farmers
10 come 10 a true knowledge of the true
character of their calling, and place It
where it belongs, among the liberal pro-
LESSONS, and among the most exalted OF
sciences. Formerly, whenever there was
a lame or deiormed child in the family, II
was thought he would do for a tailor or
minister; and il he was a Ounce or block
head, he would answer for farmer. These
preiudices are gone, and that stock is near
liz worked out Agriculture IS assuming IT'S
proper place among the pursuits OF men,
aud yielding 10 none under heaven, M
usefulness, IN honesty, and Intrinsic res
portability, let us seek TO prove, that while
il presents objects 10 call out and interest, It
is every way worthy Of the application Of
the highest talents which ever fell 10 the
lot OF man.
Il have already said that the glory OF
man is has mind. IL lis animal nature
is curious, aud wonderful, his intellectual
nature is transcendent aud divine. This
places him al The head Of the animal crea-
ton. IN bis mind are the secret sources Of
that energetic authority, which subjects The
most powerful elements Of the physical
world 10 lbs sceptre, and makes bum The
monarch Of an he surveys We see eve
~ where, what an influence and Standing
the high cultivation Of the mind gives 10
every man IN any community. No
official station, no mass Of wealth 50 ele
vuies a man; and even il Ne were cursed
with the anstocruiic distinctions which
prevail 10 other countries. snCh IS tb'
spreading influence Of Intelligence, that th'
cultivation Of the mind would enable ths
nan 20 triumph over them al. To affair
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-03-18

We would not have alluded TO this
desperate cry Of Whiggery, and its last
Indignant fling al an administration whose
triumphant progress it is forced to admire,
did not the object for which the cryis raised
show so transparency through the just
assumed patriotism. The Tariff Bill will
now soon be submitted to Congress. The
great object for which the Democracy sup
ported Mr.. Polk-the reduction of the
Tarif--will now soon be before Congress.
The Wings have raised the cry that the
President has agreed to barter off part OF
Oregon for reduction of the Tariff, for the
real purpose ofexciting the suspicion of the
ultra Oregon Democrats, and inducing them
to oppose the reduction. BY the holy dogma
of high Tariff, the whole of COondom is
determined to stick with the same per-
tinacity with which it stuck to its other
dogma ola Bank. They will hug it unrl
it too becomes an obsolete idea-dead, and
buried; and this is their last ruse, to distract
and divide the democracy, and prevent
them, if possible, from carrying out their
principles.
This is the true explanation Of the trades
readers vii! see in nearly all the whig pa
pers; and on 10 other explanation can it be
understood that those who, so short time
ago, were advocates of peace, and in favor
ofgiving upaII Of Oregon England wanted,
ifnot more, should now SO suddenly be
converted into perfect war-dogs going for
all or none. and ready to wade through
blood aud destruction 10 avoid what they
call an infamous peace. WhIggery seems
ready to make a coalition with the ID
himself to secure her darling and exploded
dogma OF protecting a country by robblhg
it by taxation; and her real object now is to
unite with war men, and endeavor to get
them TO oppose the reduction of the Tariff,
by persuading them that it is to be pur-
chased by a surrender of the countrys
rights in Oregon.-- FickS. Sent
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-03-18

Oregon and the TariF-The Wing
papers are all now "trarlng mp weeds"
about an alleged bargain between MrPolk
and Great Britain, 10y which, they say,
Oregon is 10 be compromised, and the
Tariff reduced; in other words Great
Britain is TO surrender her pretensions TO
Oregon, in consideration that we reduce
our Tariff 10 the revenue standard.
This shows the prevailing tendency Of
Coon logic 10 always take on event that
happens to follow another, as being caused
by il; aud also illustrates the very natural
disposition of those who are themselves
adopts m bargains and legerdemnin, TO
suspect every body else to be as tricky.
Mr. Polk Is just as strongly pledged 70
obtain reduction Of the Tariff. as he IS n
secure our rights in Oregon; and both
pledges we believe be will redeem. Have
notthe Wings always known that be would
90 for n reduction Of the Tariff AID have
they not long known that he had offered 10
compromise the Oregon disputes on the
igth PARALLEL Why, then, have they sud
denly smelled q raj, and raised a howl Of
pretended alarml It's true that the adop-
ton Of Free Trade principles by this Gov
eminent would furnish the strongest motive
for Great Britain 70 desire % continue az
peace with us: as it's also true that their
adoption by her gives rs The strongest wish
for the same amicab.e relations. Bot this
only illustrates the sublime beauty ofthe
great Democraticdoctine-whi which IN truth
IS Christianity put 10 practice BY nations,
and which will make wars Impossible-not
that either nation Is nou ready 70 bargain,
by any disgraceful compromise, ior what
/. each can see is foftheirmutua. benefit
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-03-18

ARecdote of the Last War--During
the occupation ofthe town of Castne, Me-,
at period of the last war, by the British
troops under the command of Maj. General
GoSselyn, much amusement was afforded
to the British officers and soldiers, by the
antics OF a haIfcrazy person named Hate
vile CorSon Sometimes he created no
little alarm among the piqnets and sentrles
on the outpostS, by his tricks, assuming all
sorts of s,Tuugaan and quaint dlsgnlSes. he
especially terrified the SuperSlltlous Ger
mans and other foreigners a detachment
of whom were incorporated with The lnva-
ding forces.
On one occasion he rushed into the
town in the utmost haste, demanding to
be conducted TO the quarters of the com
mandng general, on business ofthe utmost
Importance and which admitted of no de-
lay. He was accordingly shown to the
quarters of that distinguished iunctionary,
aud upon his arrival was ushered into the
desired presence. After regarding the of
ficer for a moment or two, attentlvely, the
vagrant demanded
lis your name GoSling?"
ayes" was the reply.
"Then d-n the goose that Matched
you" said Haty, ana boIted.
This anecdote was frequently told with
much gusto, by Gen. G. himself