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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-08
CERTIFlCATES And TESTIMONIALS
pr trh ,.,ss, UndbfbttJ Character,

u New Jet"y oi
roputaton - . ,..
Stp~,v New Jersey, July ~, isIS.
Ia 4 " Cuui,rIr-Dcar SIR: YOn wish I" know o
what has been the result in own case oi tho slpi
ration Of TIIE uALVANlC BELT AND Nk'kLht b..
Ny reply sas follows:
FOR about i~sniJ yso,s had been suffering from Dl :.
pcpsa. E,cry year the symptoms became "or,e, h"I
could obtain IS rnan, nj fchc fron fny course o med
cal treatment whatever About fcu'iesn years since ~
consequence OF frequent exposure to ie ea'hcr ~ the
discharge Of my pastoral duties, became subject to q
severe hronic rheumatism, which for year ret year
aused me inescrrable anguish Farther N the winter
If ~ and l6 consequence oi preaching great deaI
IN NV own and various other churches IN this region
as attacked by the Bronchitis, which soon became 80
severe as To- requne immediate SUSPENSION oi my pas
toral abOrs nv system uHS hoW hV'oncy Pros
yatsd and a. my Bronchitis became worse so also dh my
Dyspepsia and Rheumatic affection thus evncllg Ua'
these disorders connected with each other through
the medium of the Nervous system. In the whole phht
macoppis there seemed tO be no remedial agent which
could reach and recupctate my Nervous system every
thing that had tried for tins purpose hal Completci,
failed Al last was led by my iIlends td examine your
INV cntor and Though with very sanguine hopes o
their eficicncy) determined To- try the eHsct ol the
application of the GALVANlC BELT AND M klAt D.,
with the MAGNETIC FLUID. This was IN June, lsio
TO NJ GRrLr .sToNIsHMENr, ~ rwo Das ~ DTsrtrsii
u.p goS,; ~ ,I.pT DAYS WAS LnAHIED TO H,srM
~, PASTORAL LApoRs SOs HAyE sisCs OMITTED sNGLI
,ypyIc, q, lcCou,r % BROSCHIrIsi Avn nv HH'r'
N,rtc .tp,Crtos has FNrIRELY CShstD 10 TRoubi' M
such ths and happy results oi the experiment
have recommended the BELT and FLUID to many
who have been likewise suffering from Neuralgc shec.
tions They have tried them, rIrH Hirrr rtsCLis.
BELIIYr, yyyRr CAst "
lam, dear sir very respectfully yonts,
ROBERT W. lands
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Interesting statement from the Empire
State.

Schuyierville, N. Y, April %, 1sa9.
Mr.. b. w. Fowlo-DeH SRA desire 70
benefit the afflicted has induced me TO make
the following. statement OF facts. My son, now
seventeen years Of age, has been afflicted, dur.
ing his whole life, with constant cough aud
pain in the chest, accompanied with nigis
sweats and hectic fever, which produced gren,
emsc iation and debility. During thi: tme he
was attesdsd by many physicians OF the highest
repu,e, whose prescriptions gave but temporary
relief All our neighbors Who saw him regard
ed him a, one who was rapidly approaching an
early and premature grave. was prevailed up.
ON by friend to try wlSTARS BALSAM
OF WILD CHERRY. lie commenced its use,
asd the FIRST bottle gave him astonishing re-
lief, and after uSns four bottles, his disease
was overcome, and he was restored To Sound.F
nerm,nen, health WV. PETIT.
Be slre the article you buy 10 signed /.
BUTTS, on the wrapper
RJTAYLoR, agent for Newport
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DuKLIse.-A proposition has been sub
ml'ted in the convention, says the Girrard Ky,
Banner. having for its objec, the suppression
Of the practice Of due'ing. 1t proposes to
prohb, all persons, both principals and acces-
sarles, ,who may hereafter be engaged in duels
rom holding any Office in the common ca III.
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The Boston Post says that Sylvia Toby
wss burnt to death in South Kingsbury,own,
Rhode Island Where under heavens is
South Kingsburyto,cn, Col. Greene We
never heard Of it, before, in Rhode Island or
Providence plz zntatiuns.
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DR.. CHRIsTiE's
GALVANIC NECKLACE

Is used for all complaints affecting the Throat or Head
such rs Bronoh hits Inflammation oi the Throat NetNo'
and sick Headache Dizziness uf the HEAD Ncuraga m
the Face Bulyg RosIng ~ The tnrs Ucain"'s "hich
Is generally Nervous and that distressed complain" c''d
rtc n,loT
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A public meeting was held at Manchester,
England, on the An inst, for the purpose of
presenting testimonial Of esteem to Elihu
Burritt, previous TO his return to the United
States. The resolutions were presented to
him enclosed in massive gilt frame.
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MIsroRTuNK.-It is generally a wiser plan
TO meet misfortune boldly, than to wait for it
in inaction. BY encountering it in its fullest
extent, We may more easily discover how to
escape some Of it's l-conscquences.
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A ROMANTIC ELoPsMENT.-Quite recently,
says Cincinnati paper, a 4" youthful, modest,
loving pair" having met with opposition in
their loves from a gruf p, pa, resolved to elope.
The father discovered that the daughter had
made an arrangement to meet her lover and 60
to Coving,on, on the opposite side Of the rv-
er, there to consummate their long cherished
vows. Much to his surprise the daughter re.
ques,sd the parent TO accompany her to the
very place ofmeeting at four o'clock He re-
turned at that hour, but the bird lad nown.~-
He searched in vain for her; knowing that she
must cross at the ferry, he placed himself on
the watch. bu, found no one on board tho boat
but ragged cripple, accompanied by youth
ful looking parsonage. He allowed them to
proceed, and still remained faithful to his vig-
lis. The shore Of Kentucky reached-the
cripple and the youthful looking parsonage
threw offtheir disguise, called in a prest, and
were married in time to return to the old gen.
tlsman before he had ..orsaken his post. All
was explained, pardon granted and the trio
rode home together
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EFFERvEsCIsG.-He of tho Concord Demo
crat offered glass Of Soda water, the other
day, to a man who rejected i, with the creates,
indignation -" Do you think am salam,n
der," said no, to drink water billing hot"
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The milky way has been defined in an ex.
change as the road that leads to the pump
II 10 stated that Powers Greek Slave ha
been purchased by the Smithsonian Institute
al Washington.
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oS Tho Rev. Dr. Bushnell, Of Hartford
who WAS arrained before a committee Ui five
clerical gentlemen, for promulga,ing errors
touching the fundamental principles Of his
church has been acquitted
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Commodore Daniol Turner was relieved
from the command OF the Navy Yard, Ports.
mouth station, by Capt. 4. w. Wyman, on
the lst inst,
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Tho reason why the name of blubber is
given to two-thrds Of whale, is because
Jonah cried for three days and nights in the
belly of one.
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e,rs AND convulsIons.

rk... ,larming and tertibl- eompl'in'' ,ls slwJ'
..,-.d b, a d.tanrsnsut II ~ Nsr,i The Brtt
B,,.,t,f, $50 Ftrtu -dl cure nesfl' erer1 case
DC MOREuEAD, N. ID. General Agent
ior the United s,stcs
t3l Broa dway New York
RR HAZA RID Agent ior Nerpor
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,HARNEssEs &C. Az AUCTION.

rHARNESSES &C, At AUCTION
l HE subscriber, being about 10 make dIf
ierent Arrangement IN his business, will
sell at Public Auction, on Saturday next, 10Th
INST, at 10 o'clock, n large qusnt,ly Of Harm
nesscs, custom work, manufactured oftbc host
materials, and ~ the most work mnn.like mas
net, and highly finished Also, bt'dlcs. sad.
dies, and a large quantity of other art'clesnli
IN ctc.l,n, order and just completed. Should
the weather bc unpleasant, tho sale will 10
postponed until The following Saturday, al the
subsc,,bcts store IN Broad street, near the
State House.
ALBERT H. HEWITT.
SAMUEL A. PARKER, Auotr.
,Sov "
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EARM POG SALE. The subscriber offer
L for sale his delightful farm located partly in
Portsmouth and partly in Middctown, contain,
ing about 20 acres Of etce client land under high
state Of cultivation, well walled. furnished with
new buildings, and supplied with good. water
1t also has Two orchards Of fine Fruit Tres 1t
is known as the place from which the Brti,h
Gen. Prescott was taken by the intrepid Ameri-
made a prisoner of. II not disposed Of hy the
10Th Of March it will then DO sold at PUBLIC
AUCTION. For terms &c, apply TO the sub
scrlber. JOHN Il. TILLEy.
Sept Off
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Palsy and PARALYSIS.

All physcians acknow ledge that these terrible diseases
are caused by q d,f,sncy Of Nervous Er'eV N IN,
affected limbs. DH. CuUtsrt's i'HI anir Articles WI
supply this deficient power and complete aud sntIr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-08

o. Rider has just received barrel Of Para.
disc Nuts, new article in this part of the
world.
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1000 Gases Of Palsy and Paralysis

have bc,n terotea to Ia uHstu and his Agens within
the last two ears, which have been entirely restored
NJ C,r ASrr,w ! + Ton' ot Br"oklhn w. had
not been able to w. step ior near hf N'h'' ana "A
so helpess that no had to be- ted The most crl"tatrd
ph,scians gave him mp In i've doN' amer n" commence"
vearing the G,tr,~tc ~ =, Nf,Et g., '-n Br'' -
he nc ross tc roo aud u ttC weeks he had pee
fectly recovered his heslh isf'nh Tones Is sf'rn,
xea ~ aye
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

PASSENGERS SAILED.
In the steam ship Souih'rner, from Now York
for Charleston, on Saturday last Mr.. lizard,
and lady, Mr'. A. Ball, Miss C.. ). Warning,
Mise N. w. Ball, Miss s. Ball and servant,
M..,er N. A. Ball, n. 8. Ball, Miss Middleton,
Mis- Middleton, Thomas Middleton, Thomas
Middleton, Jr.
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DR.. ARiSTIE'S
GNI.VANIC BRACELETS

Lfe found oi ,as ~ eases oi "nNnlsnns ~ t
Stssmnic ptnplains and general NeWuus Ah'cions oi
. Head AMI upprt eNttrmiies Also ~ In'i nnd ratah
en-. and oil diseases caused hy dcsccncy "i power
or nervous Energy IN the limbs 81 other organs o' the
ho1V
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srAGETo BRISTOL FERRY.

fHiIE subscriber VII tuna siege Tuesday
j Th'dsy& Saturday TO and from Brisiol Fer
W, 10 connect with the steamer Bradford Dur.
fee from Providence. Leaving here ~ D W
a m. and the Ferry on the arn'sl OF the
steamer from Providence
Nov ; THOMAS DUSSORE
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Tic Doloreux and Nenralgia.

The. - - -yoniying complaints Htc NM.
A,,iy ,,t,,.- Ne sprlcsliou ~ the Istr'S't B'tr.
Nt,st.,, ,-n Ftrtr The Belt dinuscs tho tlrctt'hy
~ gb The s,str the Necklace hRs loo Al effect sud
The tlu,d acts drecil, uIon the affected nerves In
thee. distressing Affections the application NtNtH
AIIa
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A Life Saved.
" ost Uondey'm Cires a non go y'Grs
II nor

" agr. ...
Gin the month of November 1916. I was at
acked with inflammation in my great toe, which
.oon broke out in running sore. Msriihca-
ton ensued and the first joint of ms toe came
off. Al this time was Under the care Of the
best physician in the country--evety remedy
had been tired, but without any help Tho
ugon : OF pain endured no one can imagine,
the disease r,n up my leg to my thigh, and had
become SO bad that my phi, sicIans d'Spaired Of
ever being able TO cure me. and after four
months confinement to my bed, finally told ms
| I must prepare 10 de-.that as soon ~ the
warm weather set in my leg would moriify aud
death enSue. ] gayo up in despair. One u
my friends brought me bottle of Hunts Lini
mcnt, which he said would relieve the pam
applied it and the effect as most wonderful
il seemed as if new life was put in me. In
using one bottle the whole appearance cf rrv
leg changed to It's natural color, the pain LET,
me an Two 30 cent bottles entirely cured me,
10 the astoniShmcn, Of myself aud The whole
seig ghborhood. Huht'S L.riment saved my life,
am 50 years Of age, and make tins public that
every hnman being may know the value of
this great medicine. AGABuS BISHOP
Wallingiord, W.. Sept. IL, lS4S.
We the Undersigned certify that we know
Mr. Bishop-have Witnessed his SuflcTings,
and that his statement is tree.
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CEGARS- 1000 Superior Havana and
Nprincipe Of the ,hoissst Brands Just received
aud for sale al klDhkS.
Nov g. III Thames st. II
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land.
FRIDAY Oct ID
Brig Porto Rico. Burt, Dighton Bath
Schr Linnot, Nickerson, Plymouth, Prov.
Sloops Prudent, Godiry, Sandwich w
Penn, Winslow, New Bedford Jolly Robin,
Brown, Prov Fishing; Olive, Lewis, Wick.
ford Resolution, Holloway, for do.
SATURDAY NOV s,
Brig Dunbar, Hopkins, Bristol Phila.
Schrs Hurd, Phisbnry Thomastown, New.
York Mary Jane, Webb, Fall River, Bath ;
Superb, Wathall' Gheryfeld, New York ,
Sam Whtmore, Lubeck, for do Sarah Os.
good New Bedford for do Expediate, Racket
New Bedford. Phila.
Sloops Capital, Tuthill, Fire Islam EN-.
ulale, Covel, North Kingston, Market
CLEARED
Brig hnawan, Amy, Havana,
Schr ) Beden, Hopkins. Mobile.
MONDAY Nov. 5
Brig Msnacca, Burt, Dighton, New York
Schrs Sarah Jane, Seward, Fall River; Mary
Y Belch, Yates, Boston Phila M,tamora.
Sloop Rienzi, Dsrfee, New York; Joseph
& Griggs, Gsvett. Conn River Reply Hub
bard, Southport
Brig A Dunbar, Hopkins, Boston Phila.
Schr | e. Madden, Little isd Block leland
Prov Packet, Welch, Newark Boston,
Sloop Ann B Holmes, Davis, Fall River,
Albany l Parker, Malon, SOMERSET
Gardners Island.
CLEARED
sehr Abraham, c Topham, Dixon, Rsy,
West.
MEMORANDA
Arrived al Boston. Bark Oregon, Newport
Wales. Path ut. On the 18th, lat Al AZ, Ion
a sc, fell in with the wreck of Bark Beaver
(of Proyidence) hn Marseilies, 9th ult, for New
York aba ndoned, topsails and spsnker set; boat.
gone ensign was Get q, the foot topgallant mast
head union down could not have Oeen absn.
doned long, she was appsreatly wstcr.logged
blowing heavy tomNw did not board her.
Arr. at Bost.l, lI bark, Chss. Devens
Barley, from Savannah.
Arr. at Phila. Ist, schr Ontarit , 'sng'id
I'm this port
Arr at Phila., 5th, scm. Jane Henderson
Mayhem, from this port.
Arr. a, Georgetown, =. c., 26th ull., Schr
wando PsSso, Eddy, from tbs port ClearsC
9Th nh brig John Balch, Melville, fr Br'
,ol, II. l.
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! " DIGESTIO N,
Weak Nerves, Lowncss
ofSpiri,s, etc. rights
Indian Vegetable Pills,
are a natural, and there
ore a certain cure for
I'll kinds Of nervous dis
Eases ; because they
completely cleanse tho
stomach and bowels and
blood, and therefore no,
only Impan health, bill.
ious and corrupt humors
which not only paralyse
and weaken the diges-
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CA!Ikp \.
Hunts tiniment,
PERFECT EEAiTE.

sue h an effect has the knowledge of the
Facts Lad upon the practice Of Physicians Of
"cCnd rate, that they have tried in our ow
free State, to get a bill lasscd preventing The
saleof any Medicine or Compound unless
rescnicJ by themselves; bat il would not do
The people .ay Il shall not bs. Where is the
an who would prohibit the sale Ola MedicinS
hat pc TfoImS such cures q . The (oilomlng -
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LIZ nlarine Intelligence. 4
PORT OF NEW PORT.
A X RIVED

WEDNESDAY, Oct. 81.
Brig Commodore, Parker, N York for Bangor
Sehm II. NJ Williams, Elliot, Norfolk for
Prov; Penoin, Edwards, N. London for fishing;
Hudson, Post, New York for Prov; Harriet,
Lttlefeld, Block Island for New York.
Sloeps spy, Smith, New Londsn for fishing:
Swallow, Miller, do for do; Native, DAVIS,
Block Island for New York; A. NJ. ?. Clifford,
Prov for Wesporj Geo. Fox. Smith, Prov. for
Hnrwich.
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nuRE Cod Liver OLA ffssh supply Of ihi
valuable tr,ici. ~ X :. TIlLORS.
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THURSDAY, Nov. I.

Schr. N. Hassard, Willis, Portland, Conn.
Sloop Falcon, Dodge Prov for Block Is
land.
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Dr. CHRISTIE'S GALvANIC BELT
NJ a G. N ETC FL UID,
A Derangemsnt Of the Nervous System.

on In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, Drugs and Medi.
cines N, d,,as for they weaken the vital ener.
ges Of the already prostreted system while under the
ening life ing vitaling influence of alvan.
ism as applied by this beautiful and wonderful discovery,
the exhausted patient and weakened sufferer restored
to former health strength, elasticity and vigor.
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r. w. KENT,
d II SAlIN


wellingford, v, Sept, I3, iSio ,'>
ETtraordinary Case Of NIP and Spinal Dis,o's
Toners, WestcheSter Co. n. b Aug. 81, 1919.
Gept-lt is wih sincere pleasure that I make
known to you inc .gT eat benefit have derived
from the Use of Hunts ] inimeni, about 4
years ago | was injured by n horse. ia tho HIP
and SPINE, 80 badly that | could not movc
with out the aid Of Clutches.
| grew gradually worse for -Four Years, nItho'
under the care Of two successful Physicians who
finally gave mp my east as hopeless. My Hip
gathered and roke and continued y running
sore and ! wns suffering with such severe pain
ha, ! could not rest OF sleep. At.this stage o.
the disease commenced using Hunts Lin
imcnt, which at once gave me relief. ! used
about 20 bottles, during the past year, the sore
entirely healed nm fee from rain and only
use cane in walking. think the use Of your
Linimcnt saved my Life, and hss made INC con
paratIvely a well man. My whole nejghborhooi
/ can testify as TO my sufctings and the cure. O.
\ Your. truly. BARNABUS BEADLE.
\ Enosbury Fnlls, W., March 10, 1919 ..
i Sir-Thc dcmniId for your Liniment has in
creased rapidly Of late; il has been used with
great success IN SPINAL complaints A neigh.
bor of mine was completely disalhd fsm psin-
in the back, and ihe use Of one large hut IL ~
Hunt'sIini ncnt completely cured him
and he 10 now in his usual health this IL q. My
one ofmsDy cases, that have been cured IN hls
ncighborhood. Yours &c,
N. S. boRNIN,
II Pompet, VI, March 10, Is49
H Dear Sr-Tbc progress made in the snle NJ
Hunts Llnimcnt - great, can truly ssy that
| no medicine has 80 good nm ,Hcct. An ths,
| ,ouT agent left me went like Hot Cakes Send
me another lot, ~ soon Ss possible, it's trai.,s
,rc IN every body mouth.
Il Yours Respectfully.
Il SAMUEL S. MURDOCH,
|! Bridgeport, CT. August. Is4g
II Dear Sr--Plcess scnd me about the ounn,itv
4 of u gallon Of Hunts Iihiment prepared by
| YOU, have had reason To icst iis quniuics in =
case of Sp'ns Ancoion and much relief ns beeu
obtained from the april, ,lioh 20 tie paris AZ
| affect
II ronsidcr II a very ,al unble article for the
II PURPOSE, recommended
II JOHN w FOwLIR.
II or The late FL m Of IlEADLY PHELPS \ Co,
II .i. New Ycrk.
Il Dr RR HAZARD,
EaG H5TAHa1sj ,1.esrp 5 S'"''"
i"rM joIiH TsnItXS rsnTtXS : ror.mou,h
RISEARb g. DRAKE, Tiysrton.
JO IN q LUTHER, swrntey
Scp,6 tmo
THOMAS COGGEsUALL,
H PAINTER AND GLAZIER.
II AND DtALER IN
Paints, OF, nse,Potnsh. &C. &c,
\ SASHES AND BLINDS
con stantIy on hand at the old
stand, 100 Thamss-st,
4 NEWPORT. RI
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DIR. Christie's 0alvanic Curatives,

consists in the fact that they arrest and disease by
oufuo,d in place of the usual mode of drug
sng and ply sck,ng the patient till exhausted Nature
snks hopelc.sly under the infection.
They sensh,n N, whoi, system ,guair h' oiroufdtOn
.f tie Need pomois III, icI,iOni and do IN, sKht
al inj,,y nnd,r any c'cnmHano,' Since their intro
ducton IA the United states only three years slnce more
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-10-20

fashioned the public sentiment Of townships,
towns, boroughs, cities States, the Union-aad
distant lands, groaning in oppression, have con.
iessed lis reYilifying presence. Can Tie pfinei-
PIES Of q party, which has governed SIS long and
well, be dangerous or peTnciousl Does q tree
that has brought forth such good fruit, deserve
TO be hewn downl Men DO moi gather grapes
rom therns, nor figs from thistles. No The
Democratic policy has endured the test Of time,
and on every hand rise up the proofs Of its I'M
measurable superiority. And It wiR triumph :
For season the clouds Of Error may oyershad.
ON it, but like ,he Sun, it viii in due time emerge
in meridian spleDdor. dispelling the darkness Of
night, and cheering he world with lis yivi5iug
beams. Courage Than, Democrats Our prin-
ciples are as immutabIe as Truth itselE and they
cannot long remain under the reproach Of even
a seemiag condemnation.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-10-20

unable to make il good plainly before iheir
eyes.
We have seen the prestgs THE same aomn.
isiEatioa used against Freedom IN the Old
world by its delay in aiding the cauae Of heroic
Hungary.
Al this have VIC seen without stopping 70 no.
tee the wild aud blood thirsty violation ofpiedses
deliberately repeatedly, and solemnly made, ~
gainst ali prescription for opinions sake, and a.
gainst all party schemes.
Such has been tho exhibition witnessed by our
country and the whole world since the LIST q De-
ceniber, 1913. We might add 10 this suggestive
aud striking spectacle, the fact thai in this same
period OF time, the people ofthis country have wit.
messed The living proof of the utter incompeieacy,
nexpeIience, and weakness Of Gen. Taylor as
Executive ofthe United States; and have thus
been called upon to see that be is not inIelleciu'
S .lly responsible for an administration now con-
Quoted by the antiswar and reactionary Fed.
eraIism.
We group together acls which are alleady
history. They defy denial. And yel in the face
ofthis exhibition, the paid minions Of a Regency
which came into power over tho popularity o.
Gen. Taylor, and would have been rejected il
presented toihe people themselves in November
last--the paid minions ofthis Regency in the
face Of this exhibition, denounce all attacks upon
this guilty dynasty as assaults open au nptr!ed
uncAceptionable, aud highly patriotic ADMINISTERS
lrionl
Ii is this exhibition which has operated upon
the people at the recent eleclions,and has caused
thousands to unite with the Democracy in con
demniug dynasty which, before ithas met the
Representatives Of the country face % face, has
established It's indubitable title Tor the condemna.
ton Of that country. - PeAnsnIranian.