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TO PERPETUATE PEACE,

JUBBELLS PATENT FIRE-ARMS.-This gui loads
III at the breech, the prime pe, regards setting
home the CHARGE of loading from the muzze the differ.
being that the load is required pass three
its rest, instead of the entire length OF (may be) q moist
barrel the mechanical embodies the best scien-
c principles for this purpose, and enables person
load and lire the OF three hundred
hour and keep the gun clean, the load always dry
fire, and burn the powder WELL which, with the
fit of the ball, enables il also shoot h unusual
power and precision.
The shoots either ball and buckshot fine shot, and
is useful for both sporting and warlIke purposes
They are made TO order, either in musket rifle cabine,
and shog gun FORM and delivered governments indivd
uals, organized bodies of whose purposes
at variance with the institutions laws OF the United
States
For particulars, address, post paid,
WIN. w. HUBBELL,
Aug. ll-tf Paten,ee, Philadelphia.
THE loaded and fred the mu.ket
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Called chrysopyo Golden gate) on the map, on he
same principle that the harbor OF Byxanfi
nop'e ai'erward) was called Chrysoceras (voden-hon
ne form OF the harbor and Its advantages Tor
Nhd that before AZ became entrepot eastern, com
mercr suggested the to the Geek f,n,, of Hv
ztntun Ihe form of the entrance into the bay of San
rrancirco, ana us advantages for
cusive suggests ba when is given to ths
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1y H. uWEEN- .guc,f0rrrr.
Aug. 1875

MAHOGANY, MAHOGANY AT AUCrlON.-On Mon
vi day. the 2ht instant, shalt SELL at my ware house. AT
the corner OF and oh streets, (Hasup Weedons
buildng) at IL o'clock, M, the remainder of the lot
mahogany consigned from New York. which could be
got OF the packet in time fer the last sale. There
mains be sold between so and 900 feet of various sizes
from batnch one-inch boagds and, IL possible, be-
cve OF better quality than which been Sold
will be sold in lois to suit purchasers.
Terms; All sums OF and under S2J, cash over 1926 a
credit OF 90 and 30 days. Tor approved endorsed bear
ing interest A. GREEN,
Aug w Auctopeer
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Proposals FOR Timber.

FoRT DELAWARE, July 26th, lSiS
PROPOSALS will be received for furnishing from one to
eight thousand sticks of TIMBER suitable for piles,
delivered on the Pea Patch island. Each pile forty.
five feet long, hewed sawed twelve inches square nj
butt and measuring at least inches diameter point
Yellow pine, free of sap, preferred One thousand
qaired by the LIST of October
No proposal will be considered unless accompanied by
evidences ofcapacity to comply with it,
Address brevet Major Sanders Delaware city, State of
Delaware -
Aug l--diw
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ny II. GAEk.V, .4MCE3OnRcr.
ENURNlTURE AT AUCTION.--On Tuesday afternoon
next the 22l instant, shall SELL O'Clock, p m,
hng Painting Gallery of 18th and streets, lot
OF iurnure sold of whom may viz
9o yads carpet 4mahogany desks, 4patiorms
~ WOOD seat chairs; setees, IL and 10 feet long
large stove, with forty feet of pipe
Hanging, astral, and solar lamps
mahogany card table, eight day clock
l second hand piano forte, pine tables, NC.
~ stone spittoons, tumblers and toilet set
Also, the lumber partition, well dressed, with three
doors. Terms cash.
A. GREEN,
Aug. 1875 Auconeer.
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- Angesea, who lost his leg in the baue of
" sorloo by whcm il has been adopted and ever
since its first invention by the late ingenious Mr. Potts. of
London the present artist for eleven years
pupil and assistant.
have seen the artificial leg of Mr. Sepho; its
struction appears excellent and we'll calculated TO answer
the objects desired But the best OF all is the proof of
those who this is positive and undeniable.
Some of my friends whom have mutiated, inform
that they superior to all others.
"VALENTINE MOTT
Professor OF Surgery, University New York"
Also ScIpho's Artificial IIand.-An entirely and
useful substitute for lost hand arranged that
open and shut by means oil the remaining
stump. w. s. will give further information by appica-
ton, by letter. post paid He also refers Dr. j. S.
Wear, op. Magnetic Telegraph Office, Columbia, South
Carolina, who is authorized to receive orders
Jnvn Am
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John p. sTALLINCS successor 20 c. p. sengstsck,
u respectfully informs his friends the public
ally that he has taken the wekoown shop formerly occu-
pied by C. r. where he will bc happy receive orders
Tor painting and promises to execute the best possible
manner.
July 30--eodtf
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A MERICAN ISMs. "A Gossg-v of Words and Phrases
"A usually regarded peculia 10 the United States. by
~. r. Be ueti volule 1873 +. TAYLOR n
Aug 10
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FIRST PREMIUM AN
~ GLE SEA LEG.-Infroduca ed into lie

UHIltU otdt's anu tIIHtrc sOttfE UV W IIIIUII
Selpho, "a Spring street, New York. This
description of artificial leg derives its
name from the celebrated Marquis of
nnlese w hn Lost his Leg in the La ttla Of
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DLAYING CARDS.--Good common Play ing Cards at 10
cents per dozen packs; finer do at 81 rs per dozen
Also eagle" pla wing cards; Excelsior - Hary Vil,
OF the finest qualities made, sale the lowest manu-
factory prices. F. TAYLOR
Aug. -
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CARTAIN's ENGRAVING OF GEN. TAYLOR.-An
- admirable likeness, and admitted by officers of the
army in the city, be faithful and elegant repre-
sentaton o. the distinguished old Hero.
For sale, by the dozen single copy, by
w. f. KENNAUGH,
June 2atf Sole Agent. the National Theatre
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GET WELL or THAT GoETRE

Many persons labor under the mis-.
taken ideas that Goitre, IAN enlargement
on the throat, producing great deformi-
~, and often death, from pressure on
the windPipo and large blood-qesseIs) is
incurable. This is a very great mistake
This disease, as we'll as Scrofula, are
eradleated from the system by that
pleasant, yet powerful medicine Iayne's
Alteratiqe. Its as certain to cure when
properly used, as that the sun gives
light and heat. All is wanted is a fair
trial Of its virtues, and the tumor will
begin to diminish in size, and gradually
qecome smaller and smaller until in en-
tlfely disappears.
A PHYSICIANS OPINION or mr.. Nv
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Governor Reynolds. Of No.
Cry OF IErrrRson. Den

CITY OF JEFFERSON, Dec. 90, 1917.
Mr. JOHN PRIcE-Sir:-Some time last sum
mer you did me the honor OF sending me a bor-
tie of your 'TEXAS TOMIC.n II came verv
OPPORTUNITY, for my wife had beenlaborino for
some time with a arrangement of stomach. a
torpid liver, with diseased skin,-she imme.
dlately commenced its use, and has found very
considerable relief, SO much SO that she drsireys
two more bottles. If you can send il to the
house Of J. & G.. Walsh, St Louis, thew will
receive it and pay for it for me. Your imma.
date attention will greatly oblige your ob,t.
Se''an'' .fsnH tn. REYNOLDS.
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NE,s ExPECToRAnT.
Lowell, Mass, Jan. 81. rs

Lowell, Mass. Jan, 81, 1914.
DR.. D. Jayne-Dear Sir:-T have us.
ed you medicine $50 universally known
as the name Of Jayne's Expectorant, J
in my practice for a number of years,
and a most truly say, that haxe
been more successful in the use Of that
by q mild, safe, and thorough Expetorant
than Of any which | have ever used
1t is the best for the following obysous
reasons. II does not (if given IN pro,
per doses, occasinn a disagreeable nau-
sea. It does not weaked the lungs and
PROSTATE the system, like most other Ex
Petorants in common use, nor does il
abate the appetite Of the patient like
other nauseating medicines, which have
been used by the faculty, In a word.
It is nearly or quite the thing which has
been sought for by many Of thez faulty
for ages gone BY. ] remain yours. &c.
LUTHEa BRlNGHAM, IN. d.
March, 70, lS48, 1880
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EXTRACTS FROM CERTIFICATES.
From President Houston.

CITY OF HUsroS, IA, May 1914.
By the occasional use Of your Bitters within
the last year lin all not amounting to one bot
0tle) am satisfied mat my general healty has
hot been as good it is at present within the
last seven years.
!, have in several eases, witnessed the use
Of a portion Of what | had on hand, by others
in cases ofHead Ache and Deranged Digestion
and in no case have / known it to fail ii civ
Ing. almost immediate relief. My opinion is
favorable Of the medicine, that will keen
supply on hand for family use. With con.
'Idera1lons'o Of regard, ain yours, sincerely,
SAM HouSToN,
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isaiah .. Fuller Esq, Merchant, N 8.

- ! NEW OHLEANss "a pTiI q, I844,
John PrIee-Dear Sir-From the extrsordi-
nary relief that I have received from Ttbe nss
OF your " fexas Tonic,'' after having labored
nearly fifteen yeats under an affection Of Ia
Liver Constipation Of the Bowels, Indigestion
and general debility, / feel constrained to a.
commend the use Of it to the public. / know
q ne language strong enough to use in It's IA
respectfully, Tsa1AE hi mtp1
~ S4t lilly
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NOTICE.
THE STATE OF MIssTssTppL

-, ~, 1u00tSoH County,
ny 'he Probate Court Of said Comfy
April Term, l848.
: VIZ estate Of Sarah s. Rawlings.
deceased, having been reported to-
and declared by said Court to be- insoI'
vent. Notice is hereby given to ali
persons having claims against the estate
o. SAID deceased, 10 present the same to
me Undersigned, on or before the Isl
day Of Novemb'r next, or their claims
will be barred. N'"'"''
By order OF the Court.
J. T, CAMERON, CzR.
Canton, April Is, 1s4s. s1-6%
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H. R. w. Hill, Esq, [ef Dtek 4 Hill NJ oil
New ORLEANS. TAN 90 iada :

A. - T-9 ~ ~ IVaO'
NR. JoHN PltE:-I have for the last three
years, used your "Texas Tonic., Previous
to that time was subject to Sick Headache:
Since ! commenced the use Of yonr Tonic |
have been entirely free, and / have no doubt
where the medicine used as j bitter twice !
week would prevent the most Of The diseases
OF the south, particularly ChilIs, which / have
known the Tonic 70 effect a cure Of by taking
nsli q wine glass full. So we'll am | satisfied
q lts efficiency, wish you to prepare ne d
aemilohn Of 1t for ma plantation. Wishing
your medicine may prove that benefit to The
III 9 H. r. W. Ht1f,
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James r.. skyIes, Of BopHng Green
Effects Of one bottle for dispoDsi,1 !

LoUlsVILtE KY, April, 1746.
Dear siri--I am in Louisville, 10 tie sur.
PRISE q ny intimate friends, and not less to
myself Fthink ! could have sold so or loo
1os.ies lot Prlces Patent Texas Tonic A
tong Perod Of i'll health well known 70 nv
lIenas' ana my sudden Tesioration-for a man
.! 40; strikes them f%orcibly. Tell the propri.
gsor, Y ne makes me agent for the State Of
sincerely, JAMES r SKvIps
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Dr.. WIN. B. Keene.

Your Texas Tonic is the most agreeable me-
creme | have ever used to relieve the. bowels,
promoting their peristalic motion. Ihaye tried
IN cases of Ague and Fever with success
Inc happy combination Of ingredients form
ing the Tonic Will always insure it's success.
VIM. B. KEENE.
Tranyslvania Place, La. March 81. l847.
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Constipation.

Listen one and don't crack yoursmiles,
Perhaps already it's brought on the Piles,
The latter is cured, the former relieved,
You'll feel like a criminal just been reprieved,
Augmenting the quantity, more or less,
My medical card will fully express.
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Dyspepsia,

One ounce will open the eyes Of a man,
He'll buy one bottle! and try it again;
Ills faith becomes strong, confidence sure!
One other bottle may certainly cure.
'Iis token-his mind relieved from the blues!
And nature assumes her beautiful hues.
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Bishop Andrew, Of NJ. y. q

have for some time past been in the habit
of frequently using Prices Patent Texas Tonic
and believe it to be a valuable medicine, +
have found It to act finally on the bowels. and
think also on the liver. In cases Of ind;oes-
ton have used it with good effect.
-, JAMES o. ANDREW.
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Ex-Governor Runnels, Of Mtss.

JOHN PRICE, Esq. Sir:-Having used myself,
and in my family, several bottles of "PRICES
PATIENT TEXAS TONTC,n and having ex.
experienced much benefit from it take pleas
ure in recommending it to the public as a val
liable family medicine. Respectfully,
Galveston, Dec. 90, 1916.
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Noble, March, 1916.

Rev. VIM. Winans, Presiding Elder of The
". E. Church. -
New ORLEANS, April 8 I847.
Mr. JOHN PRIcE-Sir:-I have great pleasure
10 assuring you, that after some experience Of
the character Of TEXAS TONIC, I feel au-
thorIzed TO give it my devided opinion that
as a preventative of disease and an Alternative
medicine, it is not excelled BY any preparation
OF human skill that has fallen in my way, and
n wishing you success in disposing Of this me-
dlclne. consider myself as indIlging in ex-
tensive philanthropy. WIN. W1SANs,
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Barreness.

Oh cbeerup your spirits don't look SO shy,
Il husbands ashamed, a servant can buy
IN three weeks u so! perhaps not SO soon,
Gaze with delight on the beautiful moon;
Your eyes become bright-your heart filed
with joy,
Good prospects in view--a Girl or a Boy.
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Major Gooch tried single ounce vial
cases the very first trial;
However, my friends to make the thing sure,
One bottle at least ten cases will cure.
a large dose before the Chill comes on,
One half lat nightJ when the F9veF is gone.
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One spoonful ofTonic, Drink sassafras Tea.)
Warm battle the feet, high up to the Knee;
Wrap round a blanket ten minutes or so,
And learn what the TEXAS TONIC can do.
The skin soft as the dew on the flower,
The patieet relieved in less than an hour. Aa
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THE STATE OF NIsus

MuUESOH U0lHly
BY the Probate Court Of III
AprI Term, 1913
Ut appearing to the sa,pr
= Court that Peninah ], Jd
Peninah ], Davis,) admins
Elan H. Davis, deceasedga
Johnson, with whom she inM
ter she became adminisata
said, have failed and negIssa
either their annual or 6ld
with said Court; and il apPai
the Court that said PeHilah
arc not residents Of this sia
beyond the limits Thereof \
ordinary process Of this Cpr
be served on them. L i ar
dered by the Court that I
Peninah and John appear
Court on 4he End Mondayd
{ being the first day Of lhs Z
and make settlement IS ~
quires, the letters heretolonI
the said Peninah Wilhba teVoH
ordered by said eoat
thereof be made aas
two weeks successiVely Y
Creole, a news PaplI
nearest the place wher'aA
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EXECUTORS MOTH

EXECUTORS KOll
n ETTERS Teslanalh
- been granted e lna W
al the April term, lBso, Y
bate court Of Madison soa.a|
sippi, on the estate IF
Ell deceased, all persons lla. \
estate are notified e e9as
make immediate
all persons having cIalim
estate will present them lss H.
within the tune
or they will be l %
April Is, i84s.
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THE VERNON MAIL
POST OFFICE HOURs,

HOfice open every day, except Sunday,
during business hours, and on Sunday 6rom
Eight to Nine O'clock, A. N. only.
WIN, PRIESTLEY, p N.
June 5, ls47.
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a q g 9 q q

PRICES PATENT TEXAS TONIC.
certificate NTH each Package
Females in delicate health, peerless
ChiH and Fever, Constipation of tie
Bowels, Chronic Headache, Asthma,
Vertigo, &c.
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GNR 5aiaatsg tDpt GrRole
IS PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
BY JOHN M. MONTGOMERY,

At Three dollars a year, Il paid within ono
moaIh from the time Of subscribing. II not
paid within that time, at Five dollars a year,
due, and will be sued ior, in all cases, al the
expiration Of the month.
advertisements inserted at ono dollar per
square, payable on the first insertion, and will
be sued Tor Immediately, it not paid. Yearly
advertising as heretofore.
Articles Of a psrsOnatnature, whenever adj
mitted, will Do charged =. the rate Of Two.
dollars for every ten lines for each insertion,
Political circulars Or public addresses, for
the beneat Of individual persons or companies,
will be charged As advertisements, and at the
same rates.
Announcing Candidates for office, $40.
All Job Work must he paid for on delivery.
Postage on letters must be paid, or they will
not be attendedto.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT!

AHWHAX AWFVBTANE!
1850 VOJWmOes or Books.
ME subscribers have now in store.
oveE 1890 volumes Of MisceHaae.
Oas and School Books; their stock com.
PFlses, perhaps, every book in use in the
Schools and Academies of the country,
and was procured on such terms as en-.
able them TO sell %Io0ey, for Cash, than
books ever have been sold in this
market. Purchasers please give us a
call-@e can and wiU sell cheap.
PRIESTLEY & MOSBY.
July "a, l847.
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BENTON AND YAZOO CITY MAIL.
ME MApIsoNYILLE MAIL

Is dues Daily Except Monday by 7P. NJ.
Closes, Daily Except Monday at I A. M.
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n ASease Of IA \
skin diseases NAV vs'io.s y pt
me Blood, Liver CohnI.ill'a
yet the immediate cap.a
and that is an %obs,r NM y
skin, By which Tie U os',sa
rom me body, i arr rsis9''aI
under the skin, capsiS 'se ~
q Or an eruption Of PimsIs. I9l
letter, Salt Rheum. " a
For all these aIFecti N. "
been found a valuable ,l lalls
both the primary IS Well isn
sSes--Puryfying the BIoo \ la
Complaint, and eieeiesSs 'Ia
from the system, Wink sl't
Ilees Inc pores Of their ob,,'a.
heals the diseased surfs SS''l''l
Tho , new York GOES ~,
Inc following is ifOn N
Dr.. D. Iayne-Dsar 81 y
Py in being able to infs,5 Y
1Irely recovered ny hsail
Expectorant. ! have saS..l A.
COACH, pain in my brea. a' NJ
OF strength for the last eip NY
! was compelled to reIi se''sa
church which | held ii I'M
lea @ 9 great many diHsrsaI 5 v
wen as the attendance q WE
physicians, but they did nj \ ' ,1sll
case resorted to your EsRsI'l
Of Brother, PatIsl \,
use z o. three bottles has eoli,.I.
Believing i to be On al
myself, as well as those sina.a!
yes me to write thus, and sGIG
.lGer'y te use as you think Dtan'
Respectfully, yours, IP
Prepared only By DID
ana sold on agency BY.
.o PRIESTLEY i
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ARRIVAL l. DEPARTURE OF Mail 8
AT CANTON MISS.

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Chill and Fewer.

G. W. HENDERSON, agent.
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-18
THE TAYLOR PLATFORM.

"The power given by the Constitution to The
E,.eutis- 10 iulsfposr his veto, Is high confeff.
tiy,power, winch should never be exercised Ell.
cen, N cases Of clear violation Of the constitution,
,'manifr., haste aud waul Of consideration By
cearf-sz'
"Th. prrsonal opinions Of the individual who
usy happen 10 occupy the Executive char, ought
not 10 control the acliou Of Congress upon ours.
tons Of dum.slic policy, nar ought hs ohl'elians
10 be tn,rrpased where aassiions OF constitutional
no ser have been settled hy the various depafl.
msn,s Of government, aud scquieseed IN by the
people"
Upon the subject. Of the tariff. the currency.
The imprcu meul OF out gfra, highways, rissts,
lakes, aud hatbors, the Will o. the people as Ell.
pressed lhro' their representatives IN Congfnss,
eueh, TO be respected, aud earned out by Tie Ia
teatiss,"
aMar, at all times. AMI under all circumstances
Is aa1onal eallmity. 10 he ayoidsd. ifcompaliblr
with hauarn "'ihe pnueiplrs of our eesrFnlhsni
as veil as lis tfus policy. ate "pssrd TO the sabia'
eaiIan Of other nations aud the dsmsmbrrmshi Of
sihsf countries by conqnssi for. IN The language
Of ths great Mashngian, why should W. NUT oui
own 10 stand On iofriga ground
z TAYLOR
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-18


OGciai Interference ia EtcciioRs.-
How does the course pursued by Mr.. Polk,
with public officers. who interfere with
the freedom Of elections. correspond with
hatpusued by the Father Of Democracy,
AS the Iocos delight TO call Mr. Jefferson.
With Mr.. Jefferson. 1t was deemed II
good cause OF removal, because rs he
said, "thc constitutional remedy becomes
nothing If it may be smothered by the
enormous patronage OF the General Gov.
ment. But how is 1t with Mr.. Polk -
No sooner does an office holder express
n preference for Mr.. Van Euren over Gen.
Cas-, than forthwith he j. ordered to the
Guiilotine, as in the case OF Mr. Butler,
OF New York, AMI Marcus Morton, Of
Boston. But II he is faithful TO General
Cass, he can travel and make speeches.
become a member OF a Locoioco Commit.
tee, neglect the public interest to attend
to the interest OF the party, bet upon
elections, and do just as he may see pro.
per, aud instead Of being removed, as
he would have been under Mr. Jehersons
administration, he stands an excellent
chance Of being promoted. Mr. Burke,
Commissioner Of Patents, is n member Of
Il Locoioco committee, lor the diffusion Of
all sorts of Loco documents, aud runor
assigns to him the Collectorship at Bos.
ton, where he has recently made his ap.
pearancc W. !. Brown, Assistant Post
Master General, is also member of the
same committee, and ia addition to his
other duties as committeeman, has haz.
zarded, according to the Washington
correspondent OF the Baltimore sun,
thousand dollars on the result OF the Pres.
idcntal election. Such men are retained
in ollice-bnt only let one of them dare
even to breathe the name Of either Mr. .
an Buren, or General Taylor, except in .
condemnation, and his place is immediate. .
y given to another more faithful to The I
'auy
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-18

Mn. CLAYs PosiTIoN.-At Wing
meeting at Jersey Cityr recently, Mr liox.
lie stated that Mr.. Clay had declared his
intention to sustain by his vote aud IN.
iuencc the nominees OF the Philadelphia
Convention, and when, after the meeting
adjourned. Nc II. was asked how he
knew Mr.. Clay had made such decIar,
alton, h. replied, II sue a uHde, his
OirH blessed name