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MONEY WaNTEDt
LIFE. AND DEATH-The principle of cor

LIFE AND DEATH.-The principle of cor
rup,ion is subject to the influence OF many causes
Of siiiati0n. II Is therefore necessary that we be
PROVIDED with ample means 10 prevent injury
fiom il or IN consequence Of this siiia,i0n that
putridI,y would be produced. which would destroy
the individual ere be had arrived at that period d
life which be would have done from The principle
Of / which was in him. Now to accomplish
this, We must prevent the accumulation of thoSe
hum1rs which hear down the principle Of life. DO
no. Wal, far serious attack OF sickness. hut on
tils Gfst Appearance Of the enemy, assist nature
n her operations 10 expel him from the body.
This is the Object always attained b. those vino
Use Efaadre,h's PiilA Thousands Who lis se kept
their beds for years. have been restored by the use
Of this medicine. : .r..s
For the principle Of disease, like that of the
principle Of ie alike incomprehensible to man
KIND. We only are allie to point out what will
Neakeh the one or give strength to the other.
The value q the Brandreth's Pills depends upon
their Wonderful power in strengthening the prin-
ciple OF life, and weakening the principle Of DIS
ease. and finally expslang i. from the body. Let
ns CONSIDER the subject carefully: would disease
affect u IL our blood were purel Then IN mo-
portion a. Brandreth's Pills purify ,he blond thcy
tend 10 restore health. The very action upon the
system which Rrandreih Pills possess. convince
all who use them that they remove only the IN.
pure hunors. For IL the u.e Of them took any
OF the hssssz asids from the body. it would he
weakened. Rakafhe contrary is the case. The
body becomes stronger every day, from the gss d
she Brlndreth's Pills. IS is known by the expert
enos Of tens Of thousands Of orr citizens.
- agents for The sale Of Brandre,h's Pills.
q. Hesut HIillsborough: A. Terrence, Pittsboro'
tym. Foshe~, Foshees store. Chatham; ]. B
A.Dsds, Chapel Hill: Geo. A. Mebane. Massr
Hall; e. Il w. Smith, Aiamance; j. a r. Sloan
JaEnrs johnson. Wentworth
Irc.d ii kesi. Msdison: Owen M.Alsci, Van.
syvifla, !. z. cailrm, Milton.
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JAYAE'S HAIR 1ualI.- Ibis valuable
propagation exeiies The seslp % mes and hesl-
ihy sriiOn. sleanses il from scurf and dsndTuM.
prevents the hssr fFun falling CT, s-Tss inose
sTEpsiyr diseases Elirh oatsn sIpeAF upon the
heal. and in majority q cases produces tine
growth d NEw Hans. II also gives The hair
rich. glossy. and beautiful appearances. unsqnas-
LED by any other article IL The Kind.
JAYNE's AMERICAN HAIR DYE. war.
rnted, IL strictly applied according 10 the diEee-
tons. 10 change The hsiE from aSr oihrr colour
to : beautiful ArBURS. Or perfectly lar BLacK,
without staining The akin.
IAYNE'S AGUE pills. positive cure for
Feyel and Ague. These Pills ARE warranted 10
cure Fever and Ague. AMI when The directions
are followed. and . cure j. nol shecied, the mo-
ney will lie returned.
JAMES EXPEcToRANT. valuable re-
NEEDY for Coughs. Colds, Consumption. &e.--
1hls medirine produces free and easy sHpecio.
ration. and never fails 10 cure Asthma Or relieve
JAMES TONIC yERMIFuGE. q certain
sna p easant remedy for Worms. Dyspepsia
Piles. DC.
JAMES cARMINATIvE BALsAM. .
certain cure for Bowel and Sumner Complaints.
DiaHhra, Dysenley. Colo, Sick and Nervous
Headache. &c. .....s... .@.- -.>r
JAYNE's sagATIyE PILLS. for Liver
Complaints, Iaunaic~. Dyspepsis, &c. A very
safe and valuable family madeleine.
JAYNE'S ALTERNATIVE - This prepare.
ton combines al the medicinal virtues u those
articles which long experience has proved 10 pos-
scss the most sale and eficient Alternative snd de-
otwsiuent properties. for the cure Of ScrOfala
Kings Evil White Ssrllings. Ileer, Rhsuma'
tsm. Gout. DC.
ar These medicines are RECOMMENDED and ex'
,ensiyely usJ hy the most intelligent, persons n
the United States, by numerous Professors and
Presidents Of Colleges. Physicians of the Army
and Navy. and Of Hospitals and Alinshousss
Members Of Congress. &c. &c. and by more thar
five hundred clergymsn Of various denoniina
ltions.
All the above preparations arc prepared onl.
Ihy DIR. d. JAYNE. Wholesale Druggist m
Chemist. No. 3 south Third Strrrs. PhiIsdrlphis
or A supply of the above medicines has jus
theen rece we'd at the Posr 0FyIcx ~ Htrlsso
ls-.y.s. .s.I ssysA - 1913 ~
| ]. M. PALMER, Agent.
December 81. 10
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VARIETY STORE.

IT HE subscriber has opened Variety Store
- North a. the conrt house, and orr dOor sasi
u Long. Webb & Co. where be viii he pleas.
81 . sec The puse geEerslls. but rssiivslsEs bis
Old friends rho 20 literally rstronised him whsn
pesllar. He has on hand siosk Of Dry Goods
ard Groceries. conieetiOnaries. Cigsrs. Chewing
and Smoking Tobacco. snd in fscl little u 81
most every thing. Those Who trade With him
may he xsie they will get good bargains.
An kinds sf procure. such a. corn, fodder osis.
Aour. poultry Of al kinds. country made Cloths.
FealheIE, &c., will be taken in exchange for
Goods.
ROBERT F. MORRIS.
April IS. re-
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THE HTLLsBoRoUGH RECORDER,
s - rvnLtsnxp WEEKLY
by DENNIS HEARTH

Ternrs.-Three Dollars q year. or Two Dol.
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year each. A
No paper will he discontinued until oil arresra
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Hereafter 10 paper will he sent TO new sub
scrber out OF this state unless paymen, ID made in
adsancf, Or some person in the state win become
responsible TO the editor land III no case viii the
paper &c sent 70 subscriber out of the state Cor
moro than two years without payment.
ADsEHTIsEsESTs not exceeding sixteen lines.
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each subsequent insertion; longer ones ID pro.
portion. Court advertisements twenty five per
Cent. higher. A deduction Of onc-third will BE-
made to advertisers by the year.
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TIE g-sef r O. a iRsENla l. - ssnFzAeg
= - = a.aas ats = - Wes. fhe sAessen
szssasssFsae.A aoksow aakesSRdss ~ FSihs h.sa-
n ana hisssss. eaEsiea isEsE - - inasAsiaa.as
SeIrAaalls NssF ssligst y Bs-sae l1sssSaassiaas
lne nEersf ss6es > nrna0stE r,arrss fsrihrs see
eomfeiie3 - 5esn EAeir aassAngs; - reas So
<se9 naase sexesFas has iansusKs csh etsrsiss.
The pahaie saGh0rslies we're rsaied - 70 ssas'.s-
= "a sd eoaassL L sAsrs. s'sAa Psaase 6.
laRiiy - sxrsrv1
Wei wo1 4 i u ifsAs sd rca~snshess q thf
eaa& had csa@ed uEFn - Eatfss ssa~aAfe. hat
no ~ The setiEinR wares 20 tsst slsusi4i -
psrssrs- xhich in . krw ssoias svsT Flse oaiI
rhat dssrassiOas miaza ShEa Fse1psss AihOns
lis@ssess #ssss
Mhat say. ne essrssasea d. Ferras0a 81 I.is
sointi Ansxsr: = I'd cssse al lilsnas dsvrngs-
n.saf Ia IL EriarDef soascs - ksff dFsfa sasr-
s;ms n rirsxs." Al History snl eKt<rshcs proves
tbs door. Whea lie Bnsish army enrAmped
q Tie pisins Il Ezfrenadgra. y 4 tine nhen ihe
risrr Cealssns nd becone DIV sflsr food. In.
nITrKsF Ead IxTERsarTEsr Frwgs rsred .
mag the lFoops with sGsh 5rSfucsiss EsLgnity
thss TRY came niah heirg exiirpsiea.
Tan GsarFEsREna I0sRAsr. therefore. ear
nsslly eAn ihf atirnsi0a Il lie sn;ise Wesf 20
their mOsl extraordinary and eeltsraied series O.
AsTI-BIllers MsnlriSss. u every lcssliis
where her i the slightest Tendency % sns foim
&C FEsER. FKvER an AsUE, DUsn AsrE. srd
the like. the inhabitants should 81 once send e.
The General Agent Of ihr district and have Gre
ienherg Depot established nesr them. Were this
aaqe. and The GRAEFENBERG vEGBTA.
BILE PILLS and HEALTH BTrTERs used
according = dsFsSii0as. there would 3 no lear 4
hi.ious diseases.
50 important are the GrsrfrnhfTE Mejiciaes 10
the people o. the West. that the folswing sleps
should H. Immediately fAken:-
LIST. Ererg nsighlorkao9 Should here q Graf
sabszg Dtp0f. b. addrssang re Gaaul agsnf
Of any disfricf ibis ran BE- steursi.
"a. Families should els5 tegsfscT and 81 en-
immedis fs supply.
81. EmigTam Soiffiss and 0fl,r phiiaafhro-
pic bndiss should furnish them 10 ne atsdy. j..
Dy such means hiiious diseases siIl be entiEfly
prevented.
The oder Me5ieines Of the Company are mos,
emincntls adapted 10 the diseases for which they
are rscomHcnded. and consist Of the following:
The Gracfanherg Eye L0tiun,
The Ghffdren's panacCa.
The Green sfOEn:a I'm 9 Ointment,
Thc G0nslsnapfiye Balm,
The Dysenfery Syrup.
Er The General Agen, fer North carolina Is
caps. William Tones. Of I.oaishurg. 10 whom sp-
Piiea,iors for agencies may he addressed.
EDWABD BARTON. Secretary.
New York. January. 1916.
ses The Graefeaherg Melieinrs are for sale
LIZ hy Long, Webb & Co, HillsboTnagh,
ami Alexander Webb s Co., Clover Garicn.
March "a. ~ IL
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U0Id Pens, WIN FencH and slItef It0IueT, UU
Gold Finger Rings, 37i cents to so 90
Watch Glasses. hest quality plain l2a cts; Pat
en-, I'D; Lunet rs: ether articles in proportion.
All goods warranted to he what they are sold for
On hand some Gold and Silver Levers and lie.
pines, still lower than the above prices.
y .sser -- @ q. CONRAD,
Jcweier and Manufacturer Of Silver Ware
Watch Maker and Importer Of Watches.
Constantly on hand, large assortment Of all
articles usually kept in similar establishments of
good quality and fashionable styles.
! February o. l6-3m
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AHiNGLES. Shingles. wanted ii, exchange
- for Goods. -..ss. 81. - = :.
. PLANK and LUMBER, Of all kinds, wanted
in exchange for Goods.
We are now prepared to take All kinds Of
Country Produce, such an Corn, Oats, Fodder,
HAY. DC. &C.. in exchange for Goods.
Also. every kind Of country-made Cloths, Bees
wax, Feathers, Tlllow, &c. &c. ''7R O
ns LONG, WEBB L. CO.
July 10. 80. 81 s. sma. 80 sas Il. .s1-
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March IS.

accommodation sOi. Iraccf-
EerS.
THE subscriber is now prepared with com.
u Portable Carriage, Hack. and Buggy, to
convey Passengers from Hillshorough 10 any 9TH
er place, OF 10 bring them here. BY the day. week,
or job. He has good horses and an experienced
driver, and thinks he ran give entire Satisfaction.
He can lie found at Lis shop, two doors above
the Union Hotel. a
~ra HENRY EVANS.
February l. s*~ Is
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list RECEIVED, two dozen Portraits Of Gen.
~ z. Taylor.
Fine and coarse unhleaehed Cotton James.
Fancy cesimcres, and Black French Doe skin
CasineTes. n @ -@8#
Pink Calico, Plaid Bingham, White Holland.
Black Alpaca, also liz MaIp Alapacca.
Black Satin yesting. BIeachsd colions.
White Paper Camhric. Birds Eye Diaper.
White Cotton HandkeTchiefs, Ladies colored
Kid .lcyes. best.
Black Nc. Mirts, Sewing sin, Fancy vess but
tens and Rings. ~.u..--.
Saddle Blankets Sc.
or A fresh lot Of DIR. Peery's Dead shot YER
mifuge ct Ssw York prices, by tho dozen, 10 Mer-
chants. .....z. J.. ...--..z--z-
a LONG, WEBB / CO. .
July 10. . SIS
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Advertising Rates for The IIillsborouel, Recorder

One dollar per square (i6 lines) for the first
insertion, and % cents for oh continuance. De-
auctions made in favor Of standing advertisements
as follows: s@ 4
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MitChell's Eve Salve.

THE concurrent testimony a men q integrity
u and worth j. The best evidence ws ran have
Of any facl 81 which Ne have no rognirsnre our.
selves. The great advantages poseesssd ny Ibis
article over every Other, aTe-its Certainty, ssis.
". Convenience. and Economy. Al fhysirisns
sdnaa thai great danger il 10 hs spprehsndsd from
drugging the eye Mhen IN o inGsmned end IN.
healthy state. In the USE Of this salss this cisr-
ton is entirely removed, rs no hahn can possibly
result from It's use II icing in al esses arPlsda
tie czseaEg portions Of the eve thereby avoiding
sll the Inconvenience. pam and danger. uhieh ne.
eessarily attend the introduction Of ans Iungsnt
article info the eve. Ii activity in suhduing in.
fiammation is 50 great that but isw ca,cs Iequls
The use of moss thsn one hottie 10 effect Irrsrt
cure. One Physician remarked 10 W. siler having
Witnessed lis effects inseyeEa Instances. that !,
was perfect Gre killer" We might multiply
reasons Why this sslve should le pseserTrd above
every thing else in ihe treatment % dssssss q ihs
eve, but We prefer il ahouA sisad on iis ~ me-
rils. All We ssk is that ils yhises be thoroughly
tested ard that the directions bc strictly followed
ID. MITCHELL.
Perry, Wyoming Co, n. Y
r. For sale al this cfIiee.
March IA. al
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NEW GOODS.


Ill .-Eg > O.
WoCLD respectfully anaOrnes u thsir al
customers. and lie pubic eratH4ls, lhsi
fsey ass mon reesising and oFeniEgs
Large and en.Ireiy New stock Of
G115 So
purchased tins sEing i sas eiiies Of New folk,
PallsAelphia and Baltimore; snJ - ikeiE Goods
wsrs ba1ght Cor cash aa:y, they saster hem
selves thar met are prspaIed % ell them i such
psicrs - I'll r. Satisfactory = al Who may iayUE
then with cal
Their SOCK consists Of almos, every article ani
description u Goods vhieh viii he called for in
THIS part q the country. snl they assure the pub
he shastkey are Of . good gsaiisy and will be
cfrred upon Is good terms - u any store IN Or.
ange. .-...s:
Country Produce or all kinds will h" 10.
ken in exchange for meTehandiie, ., iaiE prices.
Ruins Mills, onnge cy- Artilf. :i-sm
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FOOTE'S
Sketches OF North Carolina,

A MEMBER Of copies Of this deeply interest
g ing work have been deposited viii the Res.
RosssT EUawELr. in HillsbDfoarh. ane can %
lad Of hin e The psi,S Of 81 Pc. copy. as& MI
Tebspsry q. az
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA,

ORANGE cnrSTy.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
February Term. is4s.
1T IL ordered hy the Count, thai hereafteE. when
. Unity Of the Justices Of The Peace are re-
saired 10 assemble in Court Tor County Busi-
ness. tho Second day Of the Tern. vi. Tuesday,
he ssaigned for Ihas purpose.
And the Clerk Is directed 70 publish this order
IN the Hilshorongh Recorder.
Witness. Joseph Allson. clerk Of said Court,
a. osie. the fourth Monday cf February, 4, y.
'ss'' JOSEPH ALLISON. C. &C.
Marrh 81. "a
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Cabinet Warehouse.

and will endeavor constantly 70 Keep, variety OF
wciI-nade Furniture. embracing all the leading
articles. such as.
sofas. sidel0ards, Bureaus:
Red>teadS, Tables.
made Of Mahogany, Marble. Cherry, VI lnut,
Birch, and Maple. @&
He would invite attention to bis make Of Fort
able WARDROBES and BE DSTEADS, which
cannot be surpassed for durability, neatness, and
convenience.
He would also invite the attention Of al per-
sons wishing to buy furniture Of any description,
to give him acall before purchasing elsewhere. as
he inlends to sell as low as be can possibly afford.
and his workmcn are all experienced hands.
He has now on hand eight fine Dressing Bu-
reaus with Looking Glasses. two China Presses.
two sidehoards, SIX plain Bureaus. eight Candle
stands. one sofa. and one Secretary sna Book
case. and Bedsfeads. which he will cell low.
- Timber taken 10 exchange for Furniture,
such - Walnut, Poplar, Chesyy. Birch, Maple,
&c.
Persons At dissarce, buying Furniture
can have 4 delivered at their doors. ensured sa5s
tor less than they can do il themselves
lie returns bis thanks for past hvors, and will
be lhanksu. TO- continuance Of pubic pason-
agr.
HENRY rvsgS.
wssrusyv s9 3& s8ssfs -
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1t appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court,
> that Edward MCrory, the defendant in these
eases Is not an inhabans Of this state; Ii is teie-
fore ordered by the Court, that publication 10
made IN the Hillsborough Recorder, for six weeks
successfully. for said defendant to appear at the
next term Of this Court. 10 be held for The county
Of Orange. AZ the court house in Hisborough. on
The fourth Monday Of May next. TO plead to Or
replsyy. Or the land levied on will 30 condemned
% satisfy the debts III plaintiffs.
Witasss, ycsePh Allison. Clerk or said cour,
a. Office, tho fourth Monday Of February, a. D.
800 JOSEPH a'l.!sos, I. Z. Z.
.ae free zdg. ~ g .t--sW
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July 10.
Copper, Tin, 4 Sheet Iron
EsTARLTs HMENT,

~ AsL$s1ASSA 49, sAss
rFsHE subscriber would respectfully reiula his
Il thanks 10 the public Tor the patronage ex-
tended 10 the firm Of Haughauout q Elliot; and
40 the business will he continued hy him in all is
various branches II the old stand be hopes 70 re-
ceive the same literal patronage. ..
STILLS. and TIN WARE, ofesery variety
fvi household use. manufactured in the most neat
and durable style by experienced workmen, kept
constantly o. hand, or made 10 order on the most
reasonable terms. Repairing Of Stills and Tin
Ware done on the shortest notice.
He i also prepared 70 attend all orders for
COVERING HOUSES WITH TIN, and
GUTTERING, which he engages to do in a
style equal for excellence and neatness with that
Of any other workman in the State.
Tin Ware, assorted, furnished Wholesale TO
Merchants and others. and delivered ST their
doors a. Petersburg prices. ~
'''as JACOB IA UGHAwouT.
Sent. "a. 9s-
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JUST RECEIVED, and For Sale BY

JUST hECEINEU, and For sac "
LoSG. WEBB 4 CO.
Fresh Hops. stOughtcn's Wine BIT
Fresh Lime Juice. tiers,
Mouth Arenas, Proof Walls.
Rose Tooth Paste, Ssdile-hsg Nia.s,
Hull's Trusses, Aqua Fortis,
chillren's Cum Elastic fly Stone,
TFusses. Inda Rubber fiieh Flas-
Best Cologne. tiers.
Paris Sulph. Guinins, copal Vanish,
French Do. Do. Coach DO.
Paleat Fuse. for Blasting.
Also. . good assortment. Of Carriage Tim
mings.
May 81. So
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TOWN LOT fer Sale.

OF No. 10, in the plan Of tie town Of FTjll..
- Borough, is offered for ale on reasonable
terms. Apply 70 Lenslel Lynch. ESQ.
:. #..as 49, l5-sw
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The Cheapest In the World!
STEAM REFINED
SUG AR CANDIES,

VIM PIT FVUHH WHUHsaF'
j. RICHARDSON. No. ~, Market street.
Vs. Philadelphia, takes pkssurc il informing
the public, that he still continues to sell his very
superior Sfeam-Ikefined Candy q, shs
low price Of $3.50 per loo pounds. and the
quality Is equal 10 any manufactured in the Uni.
ted States. ea
lie also offers al kinds Of goods in the Com
dictionary and Fruit line at correspond
ing low prices. as quick sales and small profits
are the order Of the day.
Call. or send your order. and you cannot fail to
he satisfied. Don't forge, the numbcr--s2, Mar
ket street, PHILADELPHIA.
j. j. RICHARDSON.
February 81. ISM
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cEEAP WATCHES s JEWELLERY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

At tte Philadelphia Witch and Jsareirg Store,
No. 96 " Second ST., corner # Quarry.
COLD Lever Watches, full iewelled. IS car.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-25
Gen. Washington and Gen Taylor.

Mr.. Crittenden, in his speech at Pitts
burgh, compared General Taylor to Wash
ington, by way Of complimenting the intel!i-
gence of his audience, we presume. Since
that me, this comparison has been repeat
ed fippantly, by thousands of political par
rots, who take their lessons from the few
leading men who have embarked in the
Tay lor cause. While, therefore, it is the
fashion just now, to compare Taylor to
Washington, we shall be permitted to draw
contrast between the two, which we shall
confne to a single subject.
When General w ashington gave his
last vote, he did so uuder very exciting and
thrilling circumstances. Thousands met
on the election ground to do honor to the
Savior of his country, and his coming and
going were marked by many demonstra tions
If popular gratitude. Before voting, one of
the several candidates before the people,
asked him for whom he intended to cast his
ballot. The General replied, with great
dignity, II rote, SIR. for Principles, not
msn!" Shortly after: he got on his horse
and rode away.
General Taylor, during long life-for
he is over sixty years of age has never vo-
ted at all To use his own words-he has
"nerer exercise The right Of s.Hfage."
His first vote will be just before he is sixty
four years of age-for we presumn he will
hardly fail to do his duty under the Consti-
tuition ssoao Viii he vote for principles?
All the whig principles fell in his nomina-
ton. Will he vote for measures! He a.
vows none himself, and if his friends speak
for him, then he is the representative Of the
most antagonist doctrines. For what or
for whom, then, aoiH he vote? Why, for
self and self only. He cannot say as
Washington said, when he gave his last
vote -sprinciples, not men," He allows
sixty-four years to pass over his head, with
out even once in all of that long period of
time, enjoying the Fight of sutrage-and
when he does vote,he does so for hanlsey.
Here is contrast, if not a comparison,
that may be elaborated by our Crittendsn's.
Pennsylvania. -.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-25

will be the Chief Magistrate of the. whole
nation, ,.for be could not be otherwise if he
would and would not be if he could.
"A man efpure and stainless characte.-
apalitician answerving in bis support Of
the great principles OF Jefsrsopian democ-
Iaey-a statesman Of acknowledged and
tried ability, with world wide reputation
for diplomatic sagaeity, which he gained by
casting aside the subtle dealings OF the Eu-
ropean school, as unworthy the model re-
public, and at once, with plain and honest
dealing, meeting the question and canvassing
it on its merits 1t was thus that he de-
feated the Quintuple Treaty, which Eng
land had prepared to give her dominion Of
the seas, and it was thus he exposed her
designs, and saved cur flag from insult
the commercial world from tyranny. In
the same frank and manly spirit he has
given his opinions to the world seeking
no concealment, for he has no thought on
political subjects that he would conceal from
those whose support he asks, and it is this
trait, as well as his manly virtues-his
many services-the deep and devoted love
which marks his every act as patriotic, that
has made the name and fame If Lewis Cass,
dear to every lover Of his country, and has
given him SO deep a hold on the affections
of the people. e.-Ohio Statesman.