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House and sign Painting =
 Glazing.

yTsaE EUNDERsiGNED, having luss rsss'ss l this city, and supplied himself wiin - - new stock et materials. respectfully asssl X public. shaf he is prepared to execute aii esas his line of business, with despatch, ana oh reasonable terms. .kf1
 All orders ieft at Mir. Annears Cssinet -. ment. on Main Street, will be pfomptiy sw s r. to. l.. soL Ma
 Liile Rock July 26, Isi7.
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~Mrwmo~A~ m

TsHE undersigned. hasieg purehAsed ei -s a
 l Newton, Chase Co.,. their <a'ifs siosk s.3 have removed to the Ware House seeshay - by them, where we are Bow openinz general assortment Of Dry Goods. Gfocen ware, QucenswsIe. Iron, Nails, Casnsf' = which we are offering al very redaeed P'- CASH. s Fl Steam Boat Landing. q.
 Little Rock, Sept, 20 isf7.
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Suudries. Casks extra sugar cured canvassed Hams; O do. common do. do. l5 kegs cut nails; 10 boxes cheese;
 10 do. star candles:
 10 kegs pure white lead; 10 boxes. $ by 10 glass; 20 reams large wrspping paper; o'over, iimoihy. and Herds grass seeds; Nov. t2th. In
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HAIL ARRANGEMENTS. Rockroe Mfpolean

Due. Sunday, Wednesday. & Friday by 7s.m Leave, Taesdsy. Tbarsdsy, & Saturday, SD. m
 WEsrxaE Q Seofis, Vas Bayen, dte. Due. "Wednesday. and Saturday, 2p m Leave. Tuesday. and Friday. ga. m ra k0sTaEsE--fs Battssize. Due, Monday. and Friday. 2p.m Leave, Sunday and Wednesday. sa. m.
 SouIHxRNt to Wsskiagton.
 Dae, Sunday. Wednesday. and Friday. spm. Leave. Taesday. Thursday, & Saturday, ga. m. esfss 10 Psae BiatF and Coiumbis. Due. Sunday. aud Thursday, SD. n. Leass, Sunday, and Tharsday, 6a n.
 To Haf Spsiags.
 Dae. every "Wednesday, 6p. m. Leave, every Monday. ga. m. 10 Pesyyrils. Dsaslis, and TomiissenviIie. Due, every other Thnnday. 7p. m. Leave, every sther. Monday, "a. n.
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS. LUST received in addition to our former stock. a J new style of Prints, Valencia Plaids, Muslin de Laines, Aipaeas. Satineis, Kentucky Jeans. Plaid Lineys for children's clothes, Brown and Bleached Domestics. Coventry Plads, Striped Lowels. La dies and Chidrens Mits, Gentiemens Thibit Gloves; a handsome assortment of Woolen Shawls to. gether with Coarse and Fine Shoes. Also a hand some stock of
 Hardware and Cutlery, Consisting in part of the following articles viz: High and Flat Brass Csndlestieks, Brass Castors of different sizes Gun locks and Fiints Congress- pocket. and Butcher Knives ofvarious descriptions Nails ofdiherent s,zes, Se., &e., all of which we will sell low for CASH
 c. l.. JEFFRiES & SON. Lhtie Reck, October 25, is47.
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TNHF subscriber has just returned from New Or l leans, where he purchased genteei stock of goods, wares. and merchandise, of this Springs im- portations, and now offers them for sale at kis old stand, north room n Aldrich's corner, at perhaps lower rates for cash the produce of the country, than the same style of goods has ever before been offered in this market. He would respectfully so- licit share of patronage from his old friends and the citizens generally.
 C. L. JEFrRIES. Little ko:k, April 2S, iSi7. 33-ly.
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Furniture.

THE undersigned would respectfully inidrn l! \ citizens of Little Rock and vicinity, A. still carries on the CABINET and CHAis nsE1 business, at his new stand on East Main a. n1 y opposite the Presbyterian church. and t P's!gzl ed to fill orders at the shortest notice. LUMBER, PRODUCE, HIDES, BEESx1] AND PEI TRIES taken in exchange for furniture at the highest kst price.
 Old furniture neatly repaired, and vsralll Cofiins made at all hours. Prices to cofIs'l with the times
 N. B. The undersigned having recently p.fs ed a new and fashionable hearse, is prepares tend 10 bafials. in the city or country, on m
 reasonable terms. WM. ASSkA
 Feb. n, ie47.
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CONSUMPTION,


 in the Side and Breast, Sore Throat, HOarseness, Palpitation of the heart,
 WhOOpinE Cough, Group, Hives,
 Nervous Tremors, Liver Com.
 piaint and Diseased Kidneys
 are Radically Cured, By ThompsOn's Compound Syrup of Tar and
 Wood Naphtha.
 4 LrHOUGH the great fatality of Pulmonory "A Diseases, ,at this time shows that there are par ticuar eases that render still too applicable the de- signation of approJia mcdicorRm-the disgrace Of this class of diseases; and that there stages in their progress which having once been reached, recovery is doubtful. Still no should despair. The writings of physicians, who have given to these affections particular attention, abound with many recorded cases of recovery when the pa- tient had reached seeming hopeless stage of the disease and there is, at this time, remedy prepdr- cd in Phladelphia which has met with the most ti- umphant and cheering success in the most obstinate forms of THROAT and PULMONORY DISEA- SEssa as ic have ohia;nad the sanri:en and ployment in the practice of many Physicians. Alluson is had to oTHOMPSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR and WOOD NAPHTHA--the preparation of one, who, having given to Diseases of the Lungs and their of cure the mos, care ful and thorough attention presented to the public this great remedy.
 often been observed in severe Coughs and Consump- ton. But in the above preparation, beside some of our most valuable pegetaLe peeioraLs there is con joined with it the Hood Naphtha, medicine but lately introduced, but which has been employed with the most satisfactory results in England. in Pulmorory Consumption. especially of Tubercu- lous form.
 Read the following from Dr. Young. the eminent oculist:
 PHILaDELPHIA, Jan. IS, IT. Messrs. AGSEy & DicKNEY:-G Gentlemen: Hav- ing recommended in my practice, and useG in my own family, I'll HOMPS0N's COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR AND WOOD NAPHTHA, have no hesitation in saying that t is of the best preparations of the kind in use and persons suffering from Colds, Coughs, Affections of the Throat, Breast, &c., so prevalent at this season of the year. cannot use any medicine that will Cure or prevent Consumption sooner than Thompscn's Compound Syrup ot Tar and Wood Naphha.
 WILLIAM YOUNG. Nj. D.,
 l52 Spruce street
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d SMtf.
 DESCRIPTION:
Proclamation by the Governor
 STATE OF ARK ANSAS.

 To all to whom these presents shall come Greettno: NIHEREAS, 1t has Teen made known to me w that JESSE PHILLIPS, who was indicted at the Inst August term of the Circuit Court of the county of Hampstead, for the murder of Thomas Spelman, has escaped from the jail of said county and is now running at large.
 Now, therefore, l, Thos. s. Drew. Governor of said State, by virtue of the authority in me vested by law, do hereby offer reward of TWO HUN. DRIED DOLLARS to any person who may ap- Prehend the said Thomas Spclman, and deliver him to the Sheriff of said county of Hampstead, in order that justice in this behalf may be had and executed
 In testimony whereof. have hA--
 unto set my hand and caused the seal
 Of s.ss said !. State ate to s be , s asd a. Little A. D. 1s47. THOS. s. DREW. By the Governor,
 DAVID B. GREER,
 Secretary of State,
 DESCRIPTION. The said Jesse Phillips, is about 5 feet inches high-about 2i years of age--slender buiIt--has aabn'n hair, blue eyes, fair skin, of bold and as- snmng manners, and shows his teeth very plain when talking.,
 Little Rock, Dec. 6, 1917. l3-iw
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PRINCES LINNEAN BOTANIC GARDEN
 AND NURRERI IEs--Elushing. N. Y.
RHEUMATISM.

VNHE person who cures this complaint, as also l Dyspepsia, and Affections of the Liver, will De at Mr Champlin's Missouri Hotel, for this winter.
 Persons afflicted can caii and be cvred. He echarges nothing. t persons satisfied that they well, except some trifie the remedy costs. For years he has been In possession of this remedy, and no case has failed out of many hundreds Enquire for BRYAN.
 Little Rock, Nov. l9, le47. lI-4w.
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DRT GOODS.

7.Q and A heavy negro cottons; A. brown S.O sheetngs; bleached cotton fanneis. plain and twiiled red hannels; Ky. Jeans; D aid msriao iinseys; fancy and dark prints; russia isper; bird eye diaper; Irish linens received and loy sale by
 Nos iS. io- VIM. B. WAIT.
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mEcULARLTNE of PACKETS

vTVHE iieht draurht steamers WILLIAM ARM I STRONG, MEDIUM and SANTA FEE will run regularly between the above ports for the con- veyance of freight and passengers--the Vim. Arm strong and Medium leaving Napoleon on Msadsys and 7hsrsdays at 9 o'clock, A. M.-Returning will leave Little Rock same days. The Santa Fe will connect with these bouts st Little Rock making re- gular weekly trips from Little Rock 10 Van Buren and Fort Smith, and extending her trips to Fort Gibson when the water will permit.
 Passengers and shippers may rely upon tliis be- ing apermanent and that their freights will be conveyed through with certainty and de- spatch. and at the lowest customary rates All the boats In good, sound condition, and handsomely fitted up for the accommodation of passengers.
 A. HAYS & Co, Agents, Napoleon.
 M. GREENWOOD G. Co. ,Ag'ts, N. o. Dec l3. lR47. lA-
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Notice.

A LL persons to whom am indebted, will con- mediafeiy Tor payment; and alt persons who may pc m my debt. will obiige me by eioslng their &C., counts as soon as convenient.
 JOHN BROWN.
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MONUMENT NOTICE.

A erection of aMonnmentin In honor 1.-the ofEicsrs and soldiers, who have fallen in the Mexican War. arc rsreqnested by the Monument Committee, to pay over the without delay, to the Treasurer; and forward Report, or the subscription upon which the money was collected, to Col. L. J. Rcardon, Secretary of the Board.
 The above notlccIs given, because sufficient sam has not yet been received by the Treasurer to de. fray the cxpenscs connected with the removal to Arkansas of those who fell at the battle of Baenu Vista; and also because the Committee desires to know the amount that has been raised for Menu- ment purposes
 4. E. THORNTON, Treasurer.
 Little Rock, Nov. 24th. '47.
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BACON, FLOUR &c. ER00 Lbs. clear sides; COONv 25 Bbls Ohis supcrfne -four 70 Bags, do do; $50 Lbs. feathers g Boxes star candles;
 Cask snieratus
 l Cask linsced oil
 l Cask lard oil
 2 Cask cider vinegar Whteing;
 I copal varBsh
 % Kegs white lead;
 Iamblaek, spirits tnrpentiae Borux, green paint, castile soap Received and for sale by Little Rock, Sept. e7, ls47. 3-H.
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BLANK DELIVERY BONDS. drawn up by an ID experienced counsellor, under the late law. for sale as this oihee. Psies, $i 50 per quire.
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Southern United States Mail.

Tri- Weekiy CoaeA Line from Liils Rock 10 Washington, .irkansas, and to lae
 celebrated Hot Springs, ia
 four horse coacAes. VNHIS line connects at Little Rock with the great \ Eastern Coach and Steam Boat Line, leaving Little Rock (and Washington oa Tuesdays, Thurs, days, and Saturdays, al 4. M.- Reaching Hot Springsin in one day.
 The proprietors will run as above stated during the season. The greatest attention will be paid to the comfort and eonyenience of passengers Ac. commodatiors are good. and charges lowsr than any other conveyance.
 Patronage of citizens and travellers respectfully solicited.
 HAMMOND & co. April g ness If
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A IL persons indebted to the subscriber, either n by note or book account are requested to call and settle the same with Mir J. Krause, his author ixed agent, by doing soon the will saye costs.
 H. HABERMAN Little keck, Jan 20, feH. l9-tjan.
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Parfridge ROOfai


 N oFFAT's VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
 AND
 PHENlX BITTERS. Ths hieh and ensisd celebrity which thess Medieinss have acquired Or their iavaFabs eeney h a hs diseases which they profess as rendered the shy of them. They % ars inosa Sy their ia; sH.ir Scod .oshs is' fss heRs aad sAsy thrive sos by the isA of MNT ALI G7A ~ Mn@B O AsTHSA, ACUTE sax CHRONIC RHEUMATISM AFFECTIONS q EAs BLADDER asS KIDNEYS BILIOUS TEvERs q LIVER CoMPLAINTS.-- In tho soath and west whos se diseases psessi y wk ass tse Msscine. win neyry slsgwaras be wshsn th, BILIOUS CHoLTC. sn1 SERIOUS Lsosesess. BfLEs, cosTTVgSEss. COLDS As COUGHS, cHeLIc. CONSUMPTION Ussd with geat in this dissass CORRUPT HUMoRs HR0PsfEs, Dx@PER1xA. Nc person slth this dstessias dis- eaae. shona delay using these medicines immediately ERUPTIoNs q as skts. ERYsIPELAs. FLATu' EENCY,
 FEVER aud AGUE. For tn. soosrss of,As wss- tern cosaify tese medicines will be found safe. speedy and TRY THEM. BE SATISFIED AND BE CURED. roULNgss @ C0MPLExI0M on NM RAG DaB1xxTY. 0OUT, GfDDfNEss, GRAVEL HEADACHRs, efepsyr had. INWARD FEVER, fNFLxMHATORY RHEUMI- TLsM. IMPURE BLOOD. JAUNDIcE, LOSS q APE LIVER COM F l. AxMTs, LEPROSY L0OSENESS
 M E R U RIAL DTsE A ES.- Never fails eradicate entirely all the ecss of Mercury ina uey than ihe powerful preparation of sassapana NIGHT-sWE1Ts. NERVOUS DEBILITY. NERVOUS COMPLAINTS ef all ktads. ORGANIC AFFECTIONS, ARBITRATION Qf ths HEART. PAINTERS CHOLIO. Px6 1 6. The original psop,ie,w of these medicines cured of Pnes of g tenns hy he Of these Le Madenes alone
 PAINS in the head, side back imas on,s and organs H E U M A M. Those afflicted with ths terrible disease. will be of relief bY the Life Mecnes RUSH of BLOOD to the HEAD, sCURyY SlLTRHEUM, SWELLINGS,
 sCRoFULA. oR KINGS EVIL. in its VI womt f6xms ULCERS, af sre.g desertPtion- w O R III g of all kinds ehecinaly expelled by these Medicines. Parents will do well when
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CODIr1nership.
CALL ATT JEFFRIES,.

New Orleans, Sept. I. Isi5. s-tf
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-10-19

hear. And, finally, all that makes mans
mind more active, and the ideas which enter
it nobler and more beautiful, is great adj
dition to his happiness whenever he is alone,
and to the pleasure which others drive from
his company when he is in society. There
fore i, is most useful to learn to love and
understand what is beautiful, whether in the
works ofGod, or in those Of man whether
in the flowers and fields, and rocks and
woods. and rivers, and sea and sky; or in
fine buildings, or fine pictures, or fine music
and in the noble thoughts and glorious i'm
ages of poetry This is the education which
will make man and a people good, and
wise, and happy. Give ,his,-and the ends
of professional education can never be alto
gether lost for good sense and good prin-
ciple will insure mans knowing his par
ticular business; but knowledge of his bust
ness, on the other hand, will not insure
them and not only are sense and goodness
the rarest and most profitable qualities with
which any man can enter upon life now, but
they are articles of which there never can
be glut: no competition or over-produc-
ton will lessen their value; but the more
of them that we can succeed in manufactur-
ing, SO much the higher will be their price.
because there will be more to understand
and to love them
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-10-19

READING AND SPEAKING.


Always when you read or speak, learn to
preserve and erect attitude. When you
blow through flexible tube, the air is ex-
PEELED with more quckness and facility
when the tube is straight than when crook
ed. From the same principle the windpipe.
which conveys the breath from the mouth
and nos,rils to the lungs, and from thence
again outwardly, should always be retained
in an easy and open position. When you
read in your chamber, never decline your
head or body towards the table, but. sit up
right, and hold the book or paper on level
with your breast. When you speak in pub
lie, let the weight of your whole body rest
upon your legs alone. Keep you throat and
nos,rils always clear and open. These are
the passages, through which the breath and
voice are expelled, and the smalles; obslruc-
aion in them produces an effect similar to
what we find in an instrument from the
same cause. Those who are not accuslom
ed to expel their breath with the same free
dom through the nosrils as through the
mouth, pronounce the three nasals-m, n.
and ng, very imperfeclly, which produces
,ha, dull, disagreeable sound which we call
snivelling, or speaking through the nose.
The latter term is entirely wrong, because ii
is the defect of not speaking through the
nose which occasions that improperly in
articulation Smith.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-10-19
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BY E. WELLS, JR.
EDITOR AND ROPRIE TOR.
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'' 6 ifnot paid within six months, 90
ADVERTISEMENTS per square for three lnser-
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insertion. If the number of insertions be not
marked on the advertisement it will be published
until forbid, and charged accordingly. liberal
deduction made to those who advertise by the
year.
Communications addressed to this Office must be
post paid.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-12


This i he title Of paper jus, started e y ar
rcn,on, va, taking he place Of, the ~FirginFa
Tines and Is devoted % the election Of Gen.
1acnxkr sTArroE. native virginian, indepen-
Se,t ofss National Convention 4 IS edited oy
.sfessrs. i. Il. skinner and Edward DixOn-'he
.frst-named Whig. the lA,trr Democrat n
Itheir sxluiaiory they say:
We .ppear bofure the public in 2 some
vhat novel CHARACTER. Though dieefiHg
nrun some Of the leading political CUES
s;ons which divide the tno great parties,
vet looking to the interested the country,
~ have united for the pufposeof lending
our feeble aid TO he elevation Of Gen.
Zachary Taylor TO the Presidency. ln
. doing, We shzilgive up no princiPle-
We shall change no opinish-we shall s.,
criiicc no feeling, bit shall at all times ex.
press our views without reserve upon Al
subjects. The oneof us viii not be IN
winged .A6s the other distobed Of his de-
aaocracy By the union. In the present
condition Of the country, we lock to the
elevation Of Gen. Taylor TO the head OF
the Government as paramount TO the sue
cess Of any particular measure of FEEDER
al policy which may now divide the opin-
ions of the nation
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-12

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wand: parricnlafiv % uken dis n',llie suti,n.,
Is takirr 20 rood and "a ~. Z iir-,.,;on.
IL he fri..naS n General 1..vio, "a. ,l,,>
Include IN whole yvhir pa,,v n v;r,;.;, bola
aectines n ,be 5il,<ren, Connie 81 ~ s,k.e
aud send delegate % Rich,noos for a. pur,,',ee
Of NOMINATING ,Taslor r,r,,or.- -rl,ev - -,
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~ ~. .,r eAPiess VIII y the Peop'e, ana y sueh
tone there can Be no obiection. The nomination
81 Electors !. fndi<nrnsahl, un,lSr tl,e ,rneral
e.--...... z. -
uete1 sysssM ana 20 yhs ~ mat system pre-
vaiis, musl = submitted to- Every Southern
STATE ercSnf e,ufh Carolina which elenfs IN, IA.
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=. p'ola't P.'Isue as
(eorgia has led the way, and Il - confidently ex-
n.eis.I that The Vssfern SiafeS v-in .o.n f,iiour
= ~ =. =, =. -.
Bring Ten. Taylor before National Caucus
cause him 10 rninplc In ia intrivnes exaet frosn
-. ..,.s.s " s....,. -
I'm !. - P's'l-s 1911 saseS Nun
down from the elevated and dignihed position
which he nov holsls n. ste eres 81 the y i1erican
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-12

eg- A remarkatAe cxempli6cation Of the
truth that every youth in the land has il in his
power to fashion and A,ould his fortune as he
Pieases. is found in thecventfnl life Of the late
Senator FAlRFiELD, Of Maine. He compenced
life as sailor boy, Afterwards became master Of
a vessel, then member O. the Legislature Of
his State, a Representative il Congress, Cover:
nor ofihe State, and lastly Aember of the Sc
nate Of the Ul,ed States, whers he died. beloved
zad respected bY all.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-12

"To men Of no principles but the seoils-nd
chart, no compass 10 guide their frail barque---
il may well be imagined thai Geg cannot appre-
ciate the bond Of union which has hitherto bound
US together. s-iSpirit Of J6srs0a.
Never having tasted OF the Treasury pap we
confess our want Of appreciation of lie bond Of
union, which, in other words, is a the cohesive
power Of pablo plumber" How it is that We
hzTe "So principles but the spo:ls, )" is rather a
mystery to US, for, ever since Gov. Marcy set
the doctrine ahoat that to the victors Belong the
spoils." we have been in the minority, and have
had no place al the nuhlicrrih
q IIa.s a,sd slere, a limb blasted by the storms,
or rotten from rs own inbred corruption may fall
from he noble old Democratic tree, butthe mere
riddance Of these pntrid excressences will pro-
duce reyivifying influence, and The summer
s0lstice viii find the main trunk more beautiful
in It's appearance, and more healthinl in its
growth. Spirit Of J.6ersDn.
Quite gem Of " Democratic dccency -
Democrats who have the Independence TO obey
their own Conscientious convictions and exercise
theright Of achoice for President, win learn by
this that unless they fall down and Worship the
Baal set up for them By Baltimore caucus, they
viii be denoTninstcd as "a pstrid excressences., =
and "rotien from inbred corruption Taylor
Democrats must forsake their choice, and wor-
ship at'the shrine ofthe Diana Of party, or else
be denounced by the party machinery OF the op-
position. Can heaest men OF the Democratic
party be driven from their position by such
preaxncisaentes. or be deferred from avowing
heir faith BY the publication Of any banns Of
prescription, however terrible in character r.
ye shall seei
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-12
TIE HONE JoURNAEN

This highly Interesting Literary Journal COMES
ffeiehied to rs as usual, with a choice selection
Of Literary. Scientific and miscellaneous arti-
eies. The number FOR his week contains the
commencement Of an original American Novel
'offfesh and piquant interest, from the pen,of an
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