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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-29

JAMES GARLAND AND WM. NJ. CABELL
TrAyE united in the practice Of Law, and will rrru.
IL larry attend the Circuit superior ana county
Court. II Amherst Appoma,ros, Bedford, Campbell!
and Nelson aud the town Of Lynchburs
Address-Lynclburg, Virginia.
JAMES GARLAND will continue, dihrenuy, 10
practice IN thu Court of Appeals Del Ecu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-29
TaH ST se "A Nc T.

FRIDAY, December 10Th, will be presented the
celebrated Play Of
THE STIR n N G. T. SO.
Mrs. Haller, Mrs. Faren.
The Stranger, Mr. Stark.
Francis, Mr. Palmer.
PAS sEUL, By MISS LUDLOW.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-11-02
Loco EOcO Relics.

10 order TO preserve some evidence Of the
existence of the Locofoco party frola the rava-
ges OF the political earthquake. threatening I,
enguph il in Nosember, we have consigned to
fat gonrd he following articles of their faith
as legacy for admiriRg posterny:
small quantity of The .'noiss and confusion
which surrounded Cas- at Cleveland
The circumstances which prevented" him
from attending. 80,
The 'change" which his mind is cat pres
ens undergoing" f
The threshold, The. porch, and the alter for
which be expected to fight. )
A spoonful of the gravy in which he rolled
Mexico previous to swallowing her.
'Fhe rife Inc Indian snapped at him. -
The earth upon which he first landed" in
Canada.
The "whole or none" ..g
The Life and Eology of Lens Philippe,
beautifully bound in calf, tanned foin he hide
OF defunc, Democrat
The reason why he "would have voted fos
H. il il had come up las, year. asr
The black cockatfe he wore in 1912.
The sword he broke.
The door that "closed his political profess
sions" t'..ts
The 'corrups system OF general internal im- :
provements". for which he vo,ed. d.-Raymoad
( Mss Gas.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-11-02
The Michlgander's Death song.

Come Loco5, come and listen,
story I'll relate; 500
1t happened in valley .ss"e
OF the Indiana State.
Twas there left the Feddies-
The Democrats had sway
And electioneerd the harder,
When thought of Extra Pay.
Oh Extra Pay,
You've cheered me many day,
But now Old Zack is on our track.
And our strength is gone away.
For Office under Adams
worked it very neat,
Congratulating Harry Clay
On Hickorys defeat;
But soon as discovered,
That he would win the day,
surely was his 6rmest friend
wanted Extra Pay Chorus
From one thing to another,
And over the whole range
Of political opinion
I've" undergone change"
And when our party difer'e
In measures, then / would
Say, there's so much confusion
can't be understood"
When we kill'd little Matty,
About four years ago,
Who would have thought this party
Would fall TO pieces SO.
The love of public plunder
Is great adhesive power;
Yet we are rent assunder-
We are weakening every hour.
We sent old, " Rough and Ready"
With small but gallant band,
To wage war with Mexico,
Down on the Rio Grande:
1t brought on as vexation-
Disgrace upon our name.
Willie it was winning for Old Zsck,
Imperishable fame.
We-seIs our. foes leader,
We pass'd him through our feet;
We sought for to disgrace Old lack
By making him retreat;
We cut off his resources -
After all it wouldn't do
Old Zack has nobly faxed them out,
And now he'll fax US too.
Our party gave me Offices
They cannot any more
I'll ne'er obtain the salaries,
That enjoyed before,
The'peopls will not trust me;
My credits getting low;
Our party is dshearten'd--
Our Chapman cannot crow.
The Indian sings his dea,h.song.
He thinks with Cog and gun
To enjoy pleasant hunting ground
Beyond the setting sun.
We too must sing our death song,
UnhaPPier far than they:
Salt River has no offices
To yield US Extra Pay.
Oh, Extra Pay, &c.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-11-02

The Way 10 Get Rich The only way by
which capital can increase is by saving. If
you spend as much as you get, you will never
he richer ,hanzyo are. rris not what man
gets, bu. wha. he saves, that constitutes his
wea Ith.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-11-02

..Wha, is ,hs meaning Of Syntax, mother ~
inquired liule girl.
III is tax on am. and this is the only thing
,ha, is 10, faxed in Penasyi,n,s, was the reply
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-11-02

An Editor in Indiana says,,hai "ssli is an ez.
ceient thing for hogs" He adds thai as has
~,ried IT," How much did he ea,s
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-11-02
COLUMBIA, Tenn. June 10, 1914.

DEAR SIR: | have received, recently, sev-
.eral letters in reference to my opinions on the
s.biecl Of the Tariff, and among others. yours
of The l0ih uI,mo. My epnious an his sub
ject hass been ofen given To the public. They
are to bs found in my public aei-, and Ia the
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-11-02

II The following appeal TO the Laborers OF
Pennsylvania by Horace GREsLy, ediditor OF the
New-YorS Tribune, we commend to the consid-
sideIation of every voter in this County.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-30
TIL Z p Ill T. S.
A Cure for Life Secured.

"A Cure for Life Secured.
RR. UPElAM'S Internal Remedy For the cure of the
~ Piles, Inflammation OF the Liver and Spleen In
hammatlon Soreness and liberation Of the Stomach,
Bowels, Kidneys and Bladder Inhamuatory and Mer-
cural Rheumatism Impurty OF Bood Weakness and
Inflammation Of the spine; and for the reliefof Married
Ladies.
The Vegetable Pile EIectuary, IN I@y ST d
Upham distinguished Physician Of York cIty is the only
really successful remedy for that dsre ssn
pant the Piles ever offered To the American public.
nal naH @ sn% Internal Remedy "" an c@s eI a
Of Piles either bleeding Blind internal Ext NAL and
probably the "ny thing that will There is NO mistake about it
1t is positive cur-speedy and permanent II also
nent medicine 10 take and improves the general health in
markabla manner.
Each Box twelve ses, I'D cents per
very mild in its operation, and may be taken ofhe most
acute Inflammation without danger All external applications are
in The highest degree dageabe, Dconvenen and oppr ssve:
and from the very nature Of the disease mporay in their objects.
This medicine attacks the disease source and, removing
the cause, renders the certain and permanent.
lnammatory diseases A Wo or ,n9 E D[on1r
for the Of the Piles, has proved itself be medicine
with determination of blood to any particular In
Inflammation and congestion ufe liver and spleen inflammation
and liberation of the stomach bowels, kidneys and
badder in ndammUry and mercurea rheumatism is the best
F Fo Gyts 5scd Impurities Blood
arising from the mpndrn useo mercury other for al
diseases of the skin and scolus aectun all where
and distress Dr. Uphams Eectuary entirely unnvaed
10 married Ladies' S MgG nds are d, amo m
and injurious disease the piles with consequent nfammati
e nmacl, bwes aud spine, weakness in the back, flow Of
blood to the head, The Eecuay perfectly safe for
nant ladies' and the useful catharc that possibly
ed viii not only the piles and all nammatoy
cases. without pain irritation, but will easy time
safe delivery, and sound constitution in the offspring.
Cure for life guaranteed an ns no G %".4 Sea
cne, no aoes, COncynth Gambuge other eul and
atng pdgatye Noear taking cold while under its influence
no change IN diet necessary If taken according the drec
ohs cure for life guaranteed Pamphlets giving valuable in
formation respecting this medicine may be obtained oagen
lis
Bradlee 1870 Washington street Boston General ior
the New England States. For sale by Collins, Montpelier:
Peck, Burlngon John Smith, Jr Chelsea; Russell, Mid
da butcher st Adams, and by dealers in medicine gem
| orally throughout New England. AZ vol a: ly
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-30
AFFECTION OF TIE LIVER CURED
TWENTY YEARS STANDING!

CITY OF New YORK, July, 81, lS47.
This is to certify, that Nielsen Larabee have for pc.
Rod of twenty years been subject to dry, hacking
cough, and pain in the side and chest, attended with
neht sweats and general of the system and
have been pronounced INCURABLY CoNsUMPT1vE ;,
neither the advice OF regular physicians the many
advertised remedies have la en-, have been Of per-
maneut benefit, and was Welding hopeIessy the pro-
of my diseIse, when persuaded Try Dr. E.
w. VoNDERsMITH's Indian Cough Balm and Lung
Baam, by the aud of which, all my symptoms have been
removed, and have been wonderfully restored to the
blessings OF heath aud the prospect of prolonged exs-
lu gratitude for which, and in the hope Of bel
e6ung others, soemnly testify the facts in this GER
ufcate. NELSON LARABEE,
Jersey City.
Sworr 10 before me, this 2lst day of July, ls47.
Wm Y RR Adv Mn,nr nflh 10 nf Nn,u NnrL
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-30
Buchan's Hungarian BaIsam of Life,
The Great English Remedy for
COlds C0UDbS 1Sfh3D0 md COuSnvDDtjou

i ne Oredt EngllSn REMEDY Tor
Colds COughS, asthma and Consumption.
PUCHAN's HUNGARIAN BAIsAM the great English Remedy
for Pccoal and Pulmonary Diseases still stands unrivaed
and unsurpassed the most elegant agreeable and ecua
world Three years Of trial in ne United States during which
time has been distributed from Maine Florida has only served
eaot sr' of p pn@ Only reliable remedy Ss S
and the best aad agreeable curative Of all slight
forms OF colds cough and inflammation t1a possibly be
Splitting of Blood F6s eas s o".s5 sSeR
ed and prevented by Of Bucans Hungarian Basam
which heals the affected membrane removes the ncpent mbyr
waT! a gGna from Remember this P anGc ct h"9d
later terminate death person who raises blood will
raise 1t again. unless proper curative Immediately employed
Pain IN the Slde m M. dIIT rses o syom ol con
the lungs or the membrane called the Pleur or from bronchial
affection of the air passages. In either ngerUs nd
cation OF disease tpryents full and free breathing and
away the natural strength of the system The cause Of his svmp
mat object so speed and happily rs the great English Remedy
dtnts and perfectly hlmrss in all its qualities. ivpr
cOnoraint. In cases Of CONSUMPTION the liver is LlNCl
COlll amt always ss affected and also the
spleen, pleua and small uestnes. On dssecng consumptv
patients ubsrces often found in all these organs, particular
upon the Ver whch also becomes fatty, oily and swellrd
The effect ofthe Hungarian aam in disease Of the liver espe
ca if it be ofau acerous nature direct and powerful sim
pie dscasto the liver, unattended by CONSUMPTION speedily
t" D % "1g Winter cough wh a d o G2co
& and inyad' 10" state of health happily affected by The
Hungarian asam warns mo~tens and stimulates the who'll
breathing apparatus, ali morbid mucis and other fou
mal'e Pnrhes ana anteS the blood improves he secretv
power If the spleen liver and other large glands and The dives
ten. RrnncL;+;s difficulty of breathing, harsh congh,
Shiny BrOnchltlS, expecoiaon with ali othr symptom
causedby an affection of the air tubes leading FROM the throat
lhe lungs are uc ana Spetra cured by tue use OF the ad
miabe remedy of Dr. Buchan This very painful, wearing
ann injurious complaint and always has powerful tendency
name and soften the lungs and there by induce worst form
Of pulmonary disease Be d tua, We afflicted and en-
Gy T y"'1 Ba sGay ubercIeS in the lungs
the only popular remedy which has any power dissolve rmov
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-30
DIR. n. M.YoNDERnMlTH.

Indian Cough Balm and lung BaISam.
For the cure OF Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Dys-
pepsa Bronchitis Sore Throat, Asrhma, Group, whoop
ing Cough 1t justly celebrated the wonder
fu Of Pulmonary diseases in the whoe range of
Pharmacy Some Ct our most respectable Physicians
it in their practce-pr scrbug it The best Of all
remedies Io Pulmonary complaints and Physical debili-
ty, and they unhesnlingy recommend ii to be kept in
every family Of a Consump riye tendency.
READ THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES
NSUMPTION
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-30
Disease of the Throat and Lungs
cured

Write PLAINS, April 20, I847.
This is TO cert fy that have been afflicted for five wears
with cough pain the chest, night sweas, difficulty
of breathing etc. and also expectorated large guam
lily of frolhy matter and blood, from which was
duced to perfect skeleton, nay throat was very much
liberated had lunar causc applied to my throat twice
week, but received no benefit | have used hun
dred different kinds of Patent Medicines, recommend
ed by my best friends, hut all to purpose friend
of mine, Mr.. Wet, whose lungs has been affected for
two years past, cured by DR.. Vondersmth's Med-
cine. lie insist ed upon my trying DIR. V. did so.-
After had used his medicine - days, expectora ed
large quantities of yellow ietd matter, my chest expand
ed and my difficulty in breathing subsidized persever-
ed with his medicine, and the result has been am per-
ectIy cured of all my sickness. l recommend every
consumptive 10 try DrV's medicine am confident il
will cure YOU Your sincere frlend.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-30

NEW l DIRK, June ~, lS4I.
DIR. NoNDERsMITH-I have been subject to a cough,
pam III the chest, difficulty Of breathing, ETC., for many
years past About four months ago took severe cold,
which settled on my lungs | was unable attend to
my business during the dav. | would have dreadful
coughing spells, that thought it impossible for me
to survive unless got relief The excessive nighsweats
had reduced my whole body to skeleton expectora-
ted white fothv mucous in fact should give the full
particulars of my case, it would be almost incredible.
was recommended 10 try DR.. VONDERSMlTHS IN
DIAN COUGH BALM, and LUNG BALSAM. | con-
senleu when had used it about one week, cough
decreased considerable, viii. gave me great hopes. |
continued with the medicine according TO directions, and
The result has been that restored to health bless
ing had enjoyed for years, until the present time
sincerely believe hat | not made of Dr. Wonder
smiths invaluable Medicine, that would be moul1er-
ing in the silent grave. Therefore believe that am
doing nothing but what is justice, in stating the above
facts, so that you may show to all the afflicted who
may call upon you to administer to them, | shall be
pleased al any time to converse with the afflicted who
call upon Your grateful patient and friend,
JAMES B. HENDERSON, NJ. 703 Washington St.
Sworn TO before this 18th day of June, lS47.
VIM. V. BRADY, Mayor of the city of New York
Principal Office 36 Barclay St. N. Y. None genuine
unless signed with the written signature Of E. W.
VONDERSMFFH, M. D., and his blown in the
glass of the Bottle.
For sale by
S. P. Redfeld 10 State st. Montpelier, Vt.
Theodore A, Peck No. 6, Peck Row, Burlington, w.
A, Robinson d Go, Burlington, VT. 3TIy
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-30
Select Gales.
From the Democrat & Freeman.
L L LIE TT EZ;
OR FOUR ERAS IN THE LIFE OF A
SLAVE.
by ANNETTE LINTON.

''ees thou my homer TITS where yon woods waving,
In their dark richness to the summer air,
Where yOn blue stream thousand flower banks lavng
Leads down the hills vein of light-'tls there"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-30
NOTICE.

DOR SALE, first rate TannerySaid lanyard is situated
good water privilege furnished with good buildings quite new
rate place for business which be carried any
tent which country tanner would DESIRE There is good supply
of Stock for the nexyear handBark &C. Also house Barn
Buildings together with 60 of good land which will
be sold just purchaser wishes Inquire at this Office
December 81, lS47, 2tE
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-30
EnGmatiCnofthe Lungs.

EIIW AINU z, ITIONFNOIN.
Sworn To before me this 2lst day of April, lS47.
A. II. MICKLE, Mayor of the city of New York.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-30

SworI to before me, this 2lst day of July, ls47,
Wn.. V, BRADY, Mayor of the city of New York.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-30
New Teas.

! HE undersigned continues to sell the PEKIN TEA COMPA-
NH'S TEA, as teragen and has received supply of
Superior quality, which will be sold the former prices
JAMES CRISTY
Waterbury. VT Dec. 90, l647
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-30
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN.
SILVER WORK.
IRA $. TOWN,
SILVER SPOON MANUFACTORY,

SILVER SPOON MANDATORY,
Montpelier, u.
s. TOWN. State street, Montpelier VT, takes pleasure in n
l. forming the public that he has commenced the manufacture
at reduced prices of Silver Table and Tea
Spoons, of all Sizes,
DESSERT do; SALT and MUSTARD do: Cream
Sugar, Crazy and Soup Ladies' 4 4 SUGAR
T0NGS s. SHOVELS, DESSERT x & BUT
TER KNIVES, etc. ~
Every article sold by him manufactured under his
warranted of the best materials To
wanting Spoons any kind they offer the advantage of
purchasing possible prices and directly
lacturer. Articles Of the latest styles always on hand
N ia liberal discount will be made to persons wishing
sell agan.
JEWELRY of every description made to order.
FINE WATCHES of all descriptions repaired by practical and
experienced Watch maker.
ARGENT PLATE,
Spoons Forks, &c. made of this newly discovered MATERIAL sui
percede all articles such German Silver British Aba Plate
substitute fur Silver Plate Being chemically free from mpu
rites whstand the strong test Aqua Fots and being hard
and white throughout maintains color closely resembling Silver
and improves by Montpelier Oct. 7, 1871 4OH
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13

lloRRmE-A discharged soldier be
longing to Louisville, aud late OF the 9Th
regiment, attempted suicide yesterday af
tcmoon, in an out.huu.e attached to the
ptsmlsc. OF Mr. lone. ON Fi6h street,
lie was seen 20 cross the yard with a
iulrhcr in his hand aud, the cireum-
stauces exciting suspicion, he was soon
after followed 20 the clubhouse and was
ticrc found. with the hatchct grnspcd in
both hands, cutting AZ his own head
having already made several frighum
gushcs and even penetrated the SKULL
1t required the strength OF two men TO
get the hntchct from him Tho wounds
OF the unfortunate man some tcuor twelve
In number, were washed nud he was con-
yeycd to the hospital The name of the
man is John NJ Drum and hc had been,
since bis remrn from Mexico, ina gloomy
mood, and nt times insane
CUcia0oH Times.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13
NLW ORLEANS IIrE IOuNDEI
aAd ESrfRfers' i5ep0s,
30. NAL sTREEr ROW,
oro.lIl ~ aI1oa'naIsr


~ a. GREEN respectfully unuoyuces O.
i. lublsilrr sud Iraer, uai w. ha-
ssiab. b.si.1 caupi.ir aal ,tteunso llPE
IOfAuk1 a u.- uty.
Ia Is %. L.riaH ol rIs i.uuay ws. cot 10
o',i,r - wu.Lm'u oI lsng rAl#ntF'', and Hs uu
rhl.n-e 49, SPARED 10 obtain the lsud,omrsi
iaccs. aad to pyiIctt ihrm n cvery rspoel, ihc
assertion d ,snturi that Il ai br loaud tie
hand.sussi Ia the uaJrd Slals-
Ai-u. Akry hlnd. ue aH-.aiintui ni iI"w'ri
Guu..tIli.uu iisp.tis au. iHE lsI.T.. uI tle tUt
.,lr. is vAru tnr auruliub cd inaler ls 80.
hcirl. tr'ufr l,ufuliasias Z cisrNh,rr. Al Hiur.r'
manufactured ai thu ioludfy sYall br ui d iuAs
ienal equai d ugl sups,ssf 10 say Manufactured
al ihr Month; and an tl.y vii b. furnished, al
New Nuh purrt, illr pfupuc'Hi oil tlit nrw rnirg'
pu.r tuI,is 90 meet with duo encouragement
The ubiruI.f b. a'h Agrh 'of the sale Of
Napier, " nilFnliun and Smhh fhrets, which,
lsgrlhef With Ch,.,s. Case, composing Siicks'
iumnuf-, Gsarya, 'u uus iUk ol ali ci.ofs, DE.
olndmg rytrl article lH tlir funuus buaHrsa, Kept
constantly on haui at moderate rates
a. lhr piopnrlur,ui newspapers who will pub
lish this adyeuHrmrut sK mui The, aud s,nd a
paper to tins Foundry weekly, wi.l be- pad Tor Tho
advertisement by purchasing sk Times tile amount
oi advertisement, bill IA Type,
H. H. GREEN.
Opg-ilr the Cusionl,ot,c.
Ig- pfoptiriuia Of news apef-, who hssr pub.
ishod the ndyrriisrnrui oi GgrrNr a Co, vii
f.lasc suspend ii, aud nsclt The above
may 10, lsls.22
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13
PLANTERS HOTEL,
NEW ORLEANS.

Hih fmHlHiorl Of ihis citahlshmeat beg lrasa
10 ialom the public that lhry sill continue Ia
hoeaanadaie all Wha are disnased 10 yaf them
with thff palrunlgz flhef halse has heaa
thoroughly elsansrd aad fitted. and thar Table.
they ycniufa. 10 assaa, Is unsurpassed hy aav
Other IN Tie fiy Tie Planters lIatel Is an
old aai we'll known establishment, situated In
'anHI street, near ihs eufusr Of Camp street, the
mast ba-'usss lholouahlate ia tue whole city; aud
the fppHtIae fallsf themselves that d mara
agreeable aud pleasant residence could not Be-
pfeenird by lfavelleisi during tlirr saioufn here
,haa il offered al tbs ssiablls.imsut
Tiny liayf lfased the larf4 new hotel rrc-nils
risa'si by NJ jacob Diahdaser. adIuifinr tie
ablFe esiaa'.shmeut which they have apansd n
caaaaeiou VIII h. exclusively Iaf the aeeoumo.
dailaa Of lain..lss. and have iusl Il up and fam.
'Ahsd Il ma slsle uasqaallrd bg any 'amly aruft-
mehla IA the Whole suuthrm eaaniry 10 ihis
paH af lheil establishment, ilsy wnnid especially
iuflis tie attention of families travelling ihrearh
" Iusai'ns aihf city, HH iae.f hHsr WI Is lenat
than iloa charged Al any s#lahishueni ir tha
saala hltiHf s.inilaf accommodations To aIl.
ihrfsI rc wha ere dsnased 10 Be made eamior Abia
u nedruls price, they would respectfully solicit
them Immediately on lheh salf1 70 Inquir, q.
tie Planters. Hotel.
YOUNG &scnANnLER.
PfaHrIslgs
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13
NEW ORLEANS
BOOK DEPOSITGRY,
No. 49 CAMP rRErT

CONSTANTLY on hnnd. Of the above e-,.h-
y lshmeni, general assortment Of Books Of
every dtrcrpton ana particularly school Books.
such az are mo.iIy used n tho ssuth ahd south.
wet Also, Medical and MssfilaHeoss Boots.
embracing The bsi standard author. a. well a.
late publications Of every kind Country mcr-
chants aud teachers will iild at al times as above
Tic best assorted aock of every kind Of school
requisites iu the southern country. BiqHk Boots
and Stationery Of aIl kinds, suitable for country
ludr nt iir isarfi prirsE
s WOUpAiL, Bookseller aud Stalioner,
22-6m. No. 40 Camp street.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13
PARTY RAXCOR.

A Gen. Walker, one Of the Democratic
Electors N Alabama, is reported to hte
thu poken of Cen f9lor IN speech
at fu-sumbia:
"Ihm although it Was true Geutml
Taylor was southern mau and large
Shareholder, although # vas true that his
nlerosts were apparently Identified with
southern inrcresfz. yet thai aae pf4ple
must yes71ifetfha Braalid irHoid ~
an lEtsFlelR eiIlz
Il would seem almost incredible tint
political malignily could proceed to aeh
an eNtreme. bui we havn too frequent
exhibitions oi similar spbit 10 doubt the
correctness ol this alutament.
But short timr ngn. and Democrat
As wcllas Wins united in enthusiastic
expressions OF admiration aud gratitude
10 Gen. fqylof And we'll ttey might.
iaF over aud Over aean ms his gal1ul
arm .ayrl the nation lfnm defeat and
diHgmra and filled the world with In
fshowu oI american arms Yeinow. h
Is =i-Hati1el rs an Arnold double.
dgai'riu Hisng aud lmaYold uaa.
In uuIyna-0n inr this change Is bpcause
the .hadab oi his popularity has crossed
the p.1in OF political aspimnis. MOI a
wnfd gaH ha uttered against his Illnsluuus
seniccs, n Tie snoHlgss pud4 q hislIie.
How lofeihiy daaz this fpmorselnss pafg
defamation remiH1 ms Of a beautiful com.
raas1n lalely madc sy The ley. Mf
heerhor u Now YORK.
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lie OAK in The forest, h !. followed hg
tie wuaamu with his axe, who pulses
ere lc elses the blow He heldlds tn
uahla tfs# which las tod lot atenuIY
viii i5 hauehes spreading mfaHd wide.
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uaI upon Il in admiration. bul sighs aud
ekelaims. All how lone will Il lakc me
Ia eu, il down. And So in party n
siais. men behold in iheir wa nohls.
han ol humanity. they muse u1l ia ads
miulon hai cNelaiu How soan can Ne
euI him down.
Richmond Republican.