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A fresh Supply.

The subscriber has just received a new supply
of superior Family Groceries, consisting of Loaf
LUMP, crushed and brown Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Mo-
lasses, Rice, smoked Salmon, Mackarel, Gin whole
and half barrels and kits,) flerrings, smoked Beef
sugar cured Hams, Irish Potatoes, Allspicc, Pepper
Ginger, Cheese, Sperm, Adamantine and Tallow
Candles, and great variety of other articles, in
his line, all of which will be sold very low for cash.
Oct. 81. A. +. ALLEN.
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Fresh Arrivals.

The subscriber is receiving and opening large
and varied stock of Fall and Winter Goods, con-
sisting of Dry Goods of every description; Hard.
ware, Groceries and Crockery, which will be sold
for cash or punctual customer, as low as they can
be hrd in this market. .MATElESON.
October 4th, lS4a. 40 tt
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To Rent.
Notice,

All persons indebted TO the subscriber by Bono g,
Note or Account, respectfully requested to call
and pay the same, without further delay; as his
syengagements.fwill compel him collect by Attor
ney, II his customers neglect to comply with their
promises 10 pay, ALEXANDER YOUNG.
Feb IA If If
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Money Wanted.

All persons indebted 10 the Subscriber are ear
resly requested 10 call and make settlements, and
those who have been owing him for one year or
more, are notified that unless payment is made be-
fore Return Day, that the CLAIM will be placed in
the hands oil all attorney for collection.
Jan3 JAMES DUNLAP.
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In Equity.

KERSHAW DISTRICT. o. 15tYsf
VIM. Randolph, d. .9.frsgry.sr,s
James Adkins, ct al. ~, T. ss,itg,, -
1t appearing to my satisfaction that Wah Adj
kins one of tn. Defendants to the above Bill Is
without and resides beyond the limits of This
State. 1t is ordered, on motion of ]. 81, Desaus-
sure, Compl'ts SoPr., that the said VIM, Adkins,
do answer, plead, or demur to the said within
three months from this date, indefant whereof, an
order pro confesso will be entered against him,
WIN. NJ. SHANNON, Q: Elk. D.,
Feb. 9Th, lS49. 3m ~. ET9zy
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Nathaniel n uo,ss1j.., u Ca s' --~.
r'' ,,'" s.$: A';:"' 3: c. sa
The Defendant Nathaniel Hochkiss, who is in
the custody of the Sheriff Of said District by vr-
tue of the above Writs of Capas I'd Sa,slacien-
dunn. in order to avail himself of the benefit of an
Act passed for the relief cf lnsolvent Debtors has
filed in my Office on oath, schedule Of his whole
Estate.
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Plaintiffs
in the above stated cases, as well as all others
concerned, TO be and appear at Camden on the
FIRST Monday after the fourth Monday in March
next at II o. lock NJ. before the associate Judges
10 show cause, if any they can, why the said De-
fendant should not be discharged from further
confinement, on his assigning and delivering the
effects mentioned in his Schedule.
'i'''' ' ~ S. E. CApERS, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Dec II. ls4s. 3m 80
The subscribers Agents for the Saluda, Con-
cord and Salem manufactures. are constantly sup
piled with the following goods and yarns, which
thew offer for sale on accommodating terms, viz:
Bales cotton Osnaburg, 3-4 and 7-s, plain,
3-4.7.6 and A stripped
shifting, 3.4, 7-5 ard Al
" Yarns of all numbers from 3 10 II
inclusive,
Linseys, white and colored.
The attention of planters and others are cal
led TO the Linseys new article in this market for
the quality and durability of which, we are per-
DeSaussure and B. Boykin, who for some time past
have been furnished with them.
Buyers will find it to their interest to call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere.
P. F. VILLEPIGUE g. SONS.
Camden October IL, lS4S. 4l If
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Artichokc, Asparagus
BEANS-Early China, Mo-
hawk, Half Noon, large
white Lima, Rachel, Cran-
berry, Valentine, Dutch
tnse Knife
BEET-I0ng Blood, Turnip
and Sugar az7t
Broccoli, Collard and Cauli.
flower
CARROT-orange and Al
tinglinm 1888
CABBAGE-Early and late
Drum Head, May, York.
Sugar Loaf. Green glazed
and large Mountain
CELERY-whitc and solid
CUCUMBElt-Early frame,
long green cluster; short
prickly Ghcrkin ''.-
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ImDOrtant to Country People.

Important to Country People,
The subscriber having determined TO do amore
extensive grocery business than heresofoussis ls-
sirous OF disposing Of his entire Stock Of tsDsy
Goods and Wares Of every descriptions & thu
original cost. Country people viii find it 70 iheir
interest to call and exanine-Groceresc can also
be purchased Of him at the, lowest possible rates.
Also, 100, 900 Florida Segars Of the different
grades, these Segars are on consignmenf and viii
be sold at from 81 to $l2 per Thousand according
to quantity. H. HOLLElMAN, JR
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Constantly on Eaand.

Tarrant's Sczcr Apcrenl, WIslars Balsam of
Wild Cherry, Sands SarsadarilIa, DR.. Jayne's
Medicines, Eau Iustral, Bandoline, for curling the
hair, Jujube Paste, Gum Drops, Ginger, Mace,
Cloves, Cinnamon, Allspcc, Starch, Nutmegs, Ge-
atne, with thousand articles beside.
---ALSO-
Some more of that celebrated CORN SALNE.
which has afforded this community so much case
during the present year, and preserved its EVEN
NESS OF TEMPER, in spite of the HARD TIMES.
Nov. 20 +. l.. ZEMP.
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Millet, Lucerne, Canary and Hemp Seed sfse'. :.
pThe subscriber being IN the haoa.f proving
his Seed, before vending, is enabled seconshend
them with confidence. rt'2 t2stst iyassi ssi.,n'
Dec. 90 ~ --=r-J. r MckAiN. a
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Dry Goods in Charleston,
FOR FALL TRADE.
The subscriber respectfully solics the aten-
ton OF his friends and purchasers generally, to his
stot of GuojS for fail sales. lie has recently re-
ceived and opened
$50 PACKAGES OF NEW GOODS,
making the largest, most varied and elegant as
sortment he has ever exposed consisting Of every
variety of new and Rich Dress Goods, Shawls, Vi
se,tes, Laccs, Hosiery, Linens, Linen Goods,
Clotns Cassimeres, Embroideres, Prints, Long
Cloths &c. SC.
His DOMESTIC GOODS ROOMS are as usu-
al, we'll stocked with great variety of Fabrics
adapted to Negro wear, such as Ke seys, SAITH.
nets, Plains, Jeans, Stripes, Cotton and Linen o.
naburgs, Blankets, &C., &c.
lie is prepared to supply Plantsrs with the same
STYLE Of GEORGIA PLAINS, lie has sold for the
past two years in any quantity, Samples Of these
Goods will be sent to any person who may deshe
them, and all orders shall receive prompt attention.
Planters and others visiting Charleston will tnd
il to their interest to examine this stock, as it will
be found the
Most Extensive in the Southern Country.
and he is enabled to offer Goods at prices we'll
worthy the attention of purchasers.
+. w. BANCROFT, 253 king.st.
Charleston. Oct. 1913. u
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Sperm Oil.

The Subscriber has just received supply of
superior Bleached, Winter strained Sperm O OF
first and second qualities. Also-Bcaclcd Whale
or Solar Oil-al Of which will he sold as low as
can be afforded on this side of Charleston.
JAMES r. NcKA1N.
Dec 6 If Az
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si' DIR. GoRDON'S
VEGETABLE ANTI-BlLIOUS
FAMILY PILLS.

4. ror Tho care of Headache, Giddness, Salt Rheum
Rheumatism, Piles Heartburn, Worms Dyspepsia Chol
er Morbus Pains in the Back Limbs and Joints Genera
,yeakness Fits Consumption Palptation Of the Heart
Liver Complaint, Rising in the Throat Erysipelas Deal,
ness Dropy, Asthma, l,chinss OF the SKIN, fefess oi all
finds Colds Cou Gravel. Female Complaints, Nervous
mpanis and alf other Diseases arising from IMPURITIES
Of the BLOOD and sEcEErioNs OF THE LIVER AND
SSroMacH :.;...
originates from impurities Of the blood arrangement Of
the digestive organs.
s'itiaE 0s Or. Gordon's Family Pills.
ainr compounded exclusively Of such ingredients as
Mature intended should operate the impurities VI Tue
Strike ii the root of the disease removing all impurities
fom the body opening the pores externally and internally
separating ali foreign and obnoxious particles from the
Chye so that the blood, of which is the ORIGIN must DE
tooue Ssr 1a sse s,euas asd ersbS
RxsroHISG HEALTH, by o?enn? the pores, cleansing .e
veins and arteries unimpedns all the natural veins and p
fyiIc c blood; they render the system not only thorough
iy sound but also imperous to disease, EVEN WHEN all
OTHER MEANS HAVE FAILED.
n Within the last twelve months, more than one hun
dr ease of the most ggrdraed forms OF DYSPEPSIA have
been cnred BY the Medicine, where rigid dieting the Blue
Pill and almost every other means had been resor!ed to
iiut any benefit and when death stared It's miserable
vicam fully in the face. Jf Ur. Gordons Pills were not
adapted to the OF any but this HoREID MALADY their
niforn success in this disease alone would be sufficient 10
.wu fame the name Of their inventor, as DESE-
FACTOR HIS SPECIES
-, This medicine never fails ocure the worsticases oi
PILES tpeck!
For more detailed descrpuono oi the hedicie tue a-
ner Of ms operation the complaints it adapted to and the
rurcs has psfoed refer the reader to agents,
!, ,sbo syill give them Pam2hlet gratis.
For sale by JAMES Il. McKAlN, +. L. ZEMr Camden.
also for sale at oil the and the Souh
.u' .D'..'''- - DIR. G. X. TYLER's
FEVER AND AGU1 PILLS.
esaSIf there ever was medicine tha, merIted the
public praise for the grea, good it has done in Gu
ring chilIs and Fever it certainly must be Dr. Ty-
Ier's Ague Pills, as they cure the patient in "a
hours. They do not operate as PurgatIve, but
as a tonic, and produce no unpleasant symptoms,
nlcars permanently, nor they fail, if used as
directed-the trial of single box will prove the
above statements, therefore, if you would secure
), your health, procure box OF the genuine Iyer's
Ague Pills.
For sale by J. R. McKArN and F. L. ZEMP, in
Camden. and on enquiry will be found at most OF
the towns and country stores
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FRESH GROCERIES.
The subscriber has just received fresh supply
of staple and fancy GROCERIES, and intends to
keep a constant supply, which he will sell OH the
most reasonable terms. They consist in part as
follows
+; S$; S;;::;:,. CT: ); BROWN SUGARS
Clarified
Crashed 1:ess }wHIrE SUGARS
New Orleans and West India Mo.asses
Sugar House Syrup
Rio, Java, African Coffee
Gunpowder, Tyson and Black Teas
Sperm Candles and Soap
Pepper, Spice and Ginger
-AESO-
Fresh Ctron, Raisins, Currants, Almonds.
Preserved Ginger, Nuimegs, cloves, cinnamon
LIQUORS.
Super 1905 French Brandy
do j. J. Dupcy's Brandy
do Sherry and Madeira Wine
do Old Port Wine
do Very old Gin
Cordals and Syrups
Old Rye Whskey (Mller's)
do Monongahea Whskey; Rectiied d.
Porter and Ale in pins and quarts
Salt, Iron. Gunny and Dundee Bagging
Bale Rope and Twine. II. LEV
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For Sale,

Two Philadelphia made GINS, to be seen a
C.. MATHESON'S.
Snntember 6 36
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TO Rent, XXX go.
The subscriber offers her House and Lst for
Rent, on reasonable terms. Possession gisea
immediately. Apply 10 L. W. Ballard. - 8, ,
CHARLOTTE BROWN.
December Goth, lS4s. hf
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store 10 Rent,

sa - Store to Rent. a
The Store at present occupied by s. B;EEvY;
possession givenby the niddlesof November
The Office one door below w. ]. Gerald Els.
formerly occupied by Doct E. H. Anderson;
AnnIv TO II. LEVY.
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Light! Light!
Bleached LAMP OIL, of good quality, can be
mad at SS cents per gallon.
Nov. 30. +. l.. ZEMP.
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In Equity-.KcrshaW District.
Isabella S. McRa, Ex'rx' nu
Mary McRa and Julia McRa
1t appearing to my satisfaction, that Mary Nc;
Ra and Julia McRa, defendants to The above named
bill are without and reside beyond the limits Of
this State: On motion of Chesnut g. CASTOR. com
plainants solicitors, it sordered that they do plead,
answer or demur to the same within three months
from this date, in default whereof, an order pro
confesso will be entered against them.
WIN. NJ. SHANNON, c. 3. D.
Cemm'rs. Office, Jan. 8, l649.
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SCg0IS.

Segars, Scgars.
The subscriber will keep constant supply of
the most approved brands Of Spanish Segars, and
now on hand
La Villaneuya
LA Filantropa
Consolation
Gold Leaf orr.po
Pressed Escpranza
Lpdies' Regalia
Crown Eagle
Cazodore
Nov. Ia. II. LEVY.
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Caution.

Owing 10 tile great and immense sale OF Dr. Town.
sends Sarsaparila number Of o We're formerly our
Agents have commenced making SaralEirl!a Extracts
Eliyirs Biuers Extracts of Yellow Dock. DC. They gcn-
orally put up in the shayer bottles, anu some Of them
have stole aud copied advertisements they only
worthless limitations and should br ravoldrd.
For sale in Camden by J. X. MckAlN Price 81 per
bottle Six bottles for 50, cash.
AurI,Sl l6' 53 ly
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south Ina
KERSHA.W WSDlSTRIC
Nathaniel Hotchkiss,
IN THE COMMON PLEAS

B. C. Jones, for James Croxton,
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Just Received, 8! Ijs;, &.
2,5oO pounds pure White Lead ~, y. l,fsi;l e,
$50 gallons lamp oil f,.h,T - =, IT 'l'' - z %
$50 :: I.inseed Oil s,.srss.srFti:zlf =
rs Sc. Spirits TuT@ntine ,.,,f.;,..,
300 pounds Sal Etatns sasssf ~ =. i'.,,''
100 Black Pepper :. z. IL D. 30 l,Es
IS - Colgatcs Starch .... ., s,,t.,. "a, M, =
II dozen Sands Sanaprlla z..t,,IssF.
1 bale Hops -. ~.
In conformity with the times the above arti d!
hccn in This market q 90. F.I.vZEMP.'
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For sale.
Yarn and Shifting from tho Catawbu Factory No.
Ca. by = NICE ''.
Nov 90 40
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~ To Rent. ID ssnfns st lfsesas 81
That valuable Store House at present 'cccuPied
by Nc Dowall & Cooper. 1t sadmirahly lystanged
for an extensive . cotton TbHyiug establishment
Terms will be liberal and immediate possession
given. Apply 70 =. y. SliAaNsNSSOJFNst liiAalNs NslSSJFst
Camden Jan. lst, l849 '..'..,rt Il - :,
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Fits! Fits! Fits!

Dr. Townsend not having tested h Sarsaarila in eases
of Fits of course never recommended H. and was surprised
TO receive the following from intelligent and respectable
Farmer in Westcheser county: ~
FoRDnAM. Aug 13 1877.
Dr. Townsend-Dcar Sir; have little girl seven years
Of orc who has been several years afflicted with Fis we
tried almost everything for her. but without success: a asi
although we coud find recommendation in our circulars
for cases like hers we thought. she in very delicate
Lcoh we would give her some of your Sarsaprla. and
,rc very clad we did for it has only restored her strength
bu she has had no return Of the Fits gert pleasure
and surprise She fast becoming rugged and hearty Tor
' JOHN BUTLER, Jr.
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Fresh Garden Seed s4 i,,L Lrii
Every variety OF Ga. den seed snhsb'e fer ahe
winter spring may be obtained from the snb.
scriber. From the pans taken TO pnocnfe seed OF
GOOD QUALITY he has no doubt that pnrchasers
will have little cause to complains Of failures
!. A iti Ia E. sSirI, ,ZEMP.y
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The subscriber is now receiving from the North'
his supply Of fancy and staple Goods which he in
tends 10 dispose OF at as low prices as they can be
purchased in Charleston, and on more liberal
Terms They comprise in p2rt-
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ARGE and Superior Assortment Boots and
shOes-SPrlnK supple s-The ate ntion OF our Gus.

+ ARGE and Superior Assor nd
Ia shoes-spring supplirs.-The attention OF our Gus
toners and the citizens generally is iced
boots ana shoes, com prsnR variety and style
use, Just received and receiving from the cele
manufacturers in the country We in part
f)llows:
For ade,-back blue bronze, green, and fancy -coored
lasting and saieen FraDcsse CATERS
Black blue, bronze, and fancy colored haifgaitcrs
French patent leather slippers and buskns
Linen CATERS and half Kaiters
Morocco and kid black and bronze ditto
Morocco and leather walking shoes in variety
Black lasting shoes, velvet slippers, toilet slippers
beautiful styles and other articles for ladies' prices
ing from so cents to SO
For gentlemen-French dress boots and shoes
Congress boots French patent leather dress Shoes various
styles
English lasting CATERS, common and superfne
All kinds OF calf and common shoes
Fancy dress slippers, &c. Sc from the celebrated
tories OF Miles, McMuen and olhe. from the highest to
the lowest prices
Misses and chdrens CATERS, boots walking shoes, com.
mon and superne, every color and quality from 23
to 81 rs
Servants shoes great variety from 80 cents to 81 25
Determined to please, shall endeavor offer to those
who may favor with n call every style, color md qua
prices which the can be
chased in the Union which, with polite and
ton, will merit continuation OF the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed. Call at
HOovER'S,
Opposite Centre market, ono door east OF 9Th street
p. S.-Fw the May bais-A large assortment of chill
drens and misses white kid slippers made by McCurdy
and boys dress pumps, which wc shall sell low
Ap 21-eod6tjf
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we are enforcing But what does hts statement e.,
hibit' Connected with that first published II demon
slrates most conclusvely tina, all the cry which has
raised about the proscnptve character OF the democrat
party is without the least foundation in truth. II proves
although the democratic party has been in a malor
y for the greater portion of the time since the foun
ton OF the government and although the cry OF proscrD
ton has been constantly raised against Mr. Polk ha
he left, on his retirement from office, nearly ha
the places in the patronage Of the government in III
hands of his opponents. The New York Express stat,
the other day in the phenzy of its passion that the loco
focos had possession OF all the offices in the county al
il called upon the President to make restitution hi
POLITICAL friends What will that liberal and accura
satlst say when he TO see the above table h
shows. moreover, that even if Mr.. Polk had made n
MANY removals as the wings pretend, IL would be bud
carrying out the principle OF equalization which the 4
now so vocierously call for. But we deny the fact
The preponderance of democrats in the Offices in Wash
ington when Mr. Polk went out OF power, is 10 be al
trbuted to large addition to the number of clerks
caused by greatly increased public business. alhsd
than to removals of wings and the appointment Of demo-
Gratis in their stead Doubtless some removals were
made as we'll of democrats whigs and II is fair TO
infer from this that other operated than that d
prescription for opinions sake. But however this may
be, the difference between the theory of the wings and
the pr acce of the democrats consists in this that whe
as the former made the loudest and strongest professions
before the election in condemnation of removals from
Office they strainins every nerve 10 cause III,
Executive to violate the solemn pledges which he CAV
to the people; while the democrats, without havn!
given any pledges the subject, have carried out il
practice as rigid system Of equazing the Offices will
their opponents was Just and equitable.
Having disposed of this branch of the subject, an
shown most concusively that the wing party has uni
formly practised prescription and that the Democrat
party without making any purtanca professions beor
the people, have been just and moderate in their time
power, we shall devote fsw remarks at our earle.
leisure TO some unounded accusations which have be
made against ourselves.
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Prescription.

In our article of the 2lst ultmo we gave history oil
prescription for opinions sake from the commencement
of the government down TO the period when Mr. Tyler
began his administration Having been elected as wee
President by the wings he the death OF General
Harrison by the provisions of the constitution, President
If the United States Of course the democratic party is
in no way responsible for the rules which MI Tyler
observed in dispensing the patronage OF the government
It is well known that the Harrison and Tyler ticket was
supported in 1910 by large number who never enter
tanned the most remote idea OF sustaining the measures OF
public policy which now constitute the wing faith yet
those persons at that time known and designated as
wings, and many of them rewarded by Mr. Tyler
as SUCH although they have from that time to this been
ranked by that party democrats On the expiration oil
Mr. Tylers term Mr. Polk assumed the reins OF govern
ment and as we have already shown he did not prac-
tse prescription, for Of the hinyttree chief clerks IN
the departments in this city, pentyone were members
the wing party will abundanty appear by reference
the list which published in our paper OF April 81
We again lay il before our readers.
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Notice to railroad Contr.ctors.

NHE undersigned, having contracted to complete the
construction and equi pment of the East Tennessee and
Georgia Railroad from the terminus OF the Western and
Atlantic Railroad of Georgia to Knoxville, is willing to
associate with himself and his present associates other
parties having the requisite capital and will snbet by
contracts IN sections to suit contractors the gra-
ong masonry and bridging, heretofore contracted for
20 wi that part between the Western and Atlantic Rail
and the Tennessee line and that part between Bars
reHy ana knoxville. He will also for 26i0
Yves pe nue. to be OF oak chestnut, eight feet long, flat
@4eo 20 eght inches delivered the line of the road.
rufner Information may be obtained of ]. Condor jr,
lancaster, "a Hon Timothy Ivos, Cowdcrport, Pa A
undersigned, at Dalton, Ca.
May 3-lmcp DUFF GREEN
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Excess of democrats

This list embraces the heads OF departments CLERKS
and messengers up March g. 1s49 as near as can De
ascertaned Although it may be, in some particulars OF
classification incorrect it is thought that the errors will
swell the wing side and decrease the democratic II was
prepared for by gentleman who has taken some in
teres in such statistics for number OF years past, and
whose extensive personal acquaintance and great indus
try of research give every assurance of its general
racy. We have no time to go into an analysis of the
amounts of compensation received by the office holders of
both parties at the present time but have very little
doubt that il would ortfy the general argument which
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THE engineer will be hoisted by his own petard
Most foully have they played for the crown" Deer
ly did the wings play with their pledges and ,heT
professions for the presidency, and dearly will they
pay for it. They have " sown the wind and they
must reap the whrlwind." Assailed by their oppo-
nents for violated pledges and their proscrptve spirit
and embarrassed by their friends who, like the
daughters of the horseeech, cry on, "Give give they
already find themselves terribly beset by the devices
they have practised upon the country, and ere long
rctribuve Justice will be awarded to them by inds
nant people.