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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-01-15
DR.. A. Trask's
NJ AG n ETIC DIN TN y I

constantly cfctng cures Of the utmost importance The
MOST tSrRrpt Lnus ARA cOSvtStED-the most iaiihcss
are compelled believe tn the power aud virtue OF this
great remedy. ........
II isunivarsally admitted In he the MOST WONDER
FUL COMBl AXIOM KNOWN 70 HE WORLD Tor
the immediate relief OF disease and Pain II never IAN
while there remains sufficient life To restore natural an
healthy action Of the capillary vessels o the body aud
uuazc the cc ilaon OF the blond by this means con
rlnr mower is gained the most naienOn forms OF
disease which obtained by any other remedy
Snch is the power of this ubinaon, that pcntuacs
IL every portion 1f the human iinmc-cver bone and mus
clr vein and gameni is searched Out ant made sen
hle of its purifying influence Hence IL copes US readily
win internal as external disease.
Numerous record where this remedy has
restored health patients the grave that the mos
powerful internal remedies tailed TO produce any cc
Sue has frequently been the case M NFBAMMA ION
the BOWEl.S,nu patient need ever die WIN this disease
where the Magnetic Ointment ran be niaincd That dan
gerous epidemic known as the PUIRlD EKfslfELAs
can always he cured by this remedy
For lNFLAMMAf TORY RHEUMATISM, ii Is just the
remedy needed.
Ia % eases out of 100 1t will afford pcc relief to the
worst cases Of NERVOUS HEADACHE IN 30 minutes.
AGI T. in the Face Breast liberated Sore Throat
Bronchitis, Pcnrisy, GROUP. CHDIlC, Cholera Morhns
Affections the Spine, RHEUMATISM Lamencss, Swe
ines, Ulcers. StROFuLA, Sail Rhcnm. fIysipclas, IN
FLAMED EN rs Fever sores, SCAID HEAD BURNS
&C. all subject TO the power of his great NEEDY
For further particulars aud testimonials pamphlets
left with each agent for grauiiOus distribution. PRICE
- aud 80 bottle For sal Wholesale and Retail
by W. p Russell, agent for Addison Lounty. aud at al
tie principal Stores. 40m
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Il MOORE

Willrun m Omnibus from the Depot Grounds
in Middebury, TO any part of the village, for
/ ? - cent>-and to MooRE's llOrkL, on jail
Street few doors south Of the Court House,
free Of change.
lie would also respectfully announce to Tray
ellcrs, and the public generally, that his House
is open for their reception MS heretofore and
ihathe will spare no pains TO render their stay
with him agreeable aud satisfactory.
Mddlebury, Oct. !, ls49. 2Su
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Farm for Sale.

The Subscriber wishes to sell the farm on which
Nelson Newell now lives, situated in the east part
of Shoreham consisting of about 200 acres OF
choice land. in a good state o. cultivation said
flrm is wel NaicIel aul Wel fenced. anil iac
hnil .0r' in good repair Possession pIu le liz.
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II works wonders in Of FHor .7ibHs Uhifcs,
Falling Of the Womb, Obsfrurted Suppressed PAINFUL
htHscs Irreguidrifg OF the menstrual periods and the
like and oecIual In curing all the forms Of AID
ncy DiSrasn.
BY removing obstructiuns and regulating the general
system, it gives tone and strength the whole body,
and thus cures all flrns Of
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Mrs. e. Kidder,
100 COURT STREET, BOSTON

who is the inventor and sole proprietor. Druggists
aud Apolhecaries supplied as formerly, in large OF
small quantities, aud or sale by all her duly appoint
ed agents throughout The world. May 20.
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Nervous diseases and debility,

and thus prevents relieves great variety of other
malades MS Spinal irritation. .NsHraigid 81 PitHs
Dance. SpoOHing, Epiicptio Fits. Commissions, &c.
u cleanses the blood. eXces the liver IN healthy &C
ton tones she stomach, and gives good digestion, re-
ieves the bowels Of orpor and constipation aays In
Illumination. purcs the skim equalses the circulation
OF the blood producing gentle warmth equally all over
the body, and the insensble perspiraOn rcaxes all
structures and tghtness removes all distinctions, and
nYlrnInies the enirr Is moi this then
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1t p0ssassesH marvellous efficacy in all complaints ari
sing from IndigcstoH from fcidtyef he Stomach, from
unequal circulation determination of blood to the head
papiaton Of the heart cold feet and hands cold chilli
and hot flashes over the body 1t has not its equal Ia
oils and Coughs and promotes easy eNpecinratl0n
and gentle persptinn, relaxing structure of the lungs,
throat, and evo,y u,irr part.
But in nothing its excellence more manifesty
and Acknowledged thnn in all kinds and stages Of
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-01-15

IN AND AFTER MONDAY, DECEM.
" her "a, $40, Trains will leave Burlington
for Boston, at 6 IL y. NJ, Sundays excepted,
stop an hour ut Bellows Falls for dinner, arriving
at Boston at 5:55 p M.-fare Sc; connecting at
Walpole with the Stages TO Brattleboro, and
thence to New York also at Groton Junction
with Worcester and Nashua, Norwich and Wor-
cester Raileoad and Steamboats, on Long Island
Sound. arriving at New York at A. NJ, next
morning,-fare $3.50. Returning leave Boston
l-2 A NJ, arriving at Burlington at G l-2 p.
NJ, leave New York, ct p. NJ, arriving at Bur
lington the next evening in the first train from
Boston, connecting at Bellows Falls, both ways
with Sullivan Railroad 10 White River junction,
and Wells River Also accommodation train
will leave Rutland at 100, A. M.,for Burlington
returning at 1880 p. NJ arriving at Rutland at
p. NJ.
For further information, or for tickets, apply at
the Ticket Office Burlington, or to the Agents on
the line. l.. BIGELOW,
Dec. 10, 80 ASSIST. SUPERINTENDENT.
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For General Debility and Dys'
DeDSIa,

II is most excellent restorative, giving healthy
tone to both the stomach and bowels, and pre-
vents food from pressing distressing the stomach
The public may rest assured that ii contains net
lhcr opium mineral suhstances, or anything that
in the least injurious to the constitution.
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Call at the Old Book Store.

The Subscriber, having a large stock of
Books on hand. will sell nj cost for ready pay.
An assortment will be kept up al The same pri-
ces. Stationery To he had yeiy cheap.
2I.y j. HAGAR.
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FOSTER g. TAYLOR.
AGENTS FOR -
Heidsieck and Crown Anchor
CHAMPAGNE.

Also for J. & +. Martell, Pnet, Castlon & Co. A
Moreau & Eds BRANDIES ,-Importers Of Bran
dies Gin and Wines, have for sale in United tates
Bonded Warehouse
BRANDiES-350 packages J. & F. Martell,
Pinet Casillon g. Co, Otard Dupuy & Co. ennes-
sew. Rasteau and A. Moreau & Fills Brandies. pale
and dark vintages, 1SlS At, 40, A. AZ, 49, IS, and
81, in 1-2, IL, and 8 pipes, received per French
ship vischnou and brigs Olivier and Arvede Also
fine Old London Dock Brandies, in half pipes, per
late arrivals
HOLLAND GIN-40 pipes Holland Gin, Doub-
lie Pine Apples and ohkr brands.
ST CROIX RuM-20 puncheons of various
brands high and full favored.
SCOTCH WHISKEY.-l6 puncheons fine Malt
Whiskev, direct from Glasgow.
WlNES-500 la and l-2 pipes Pure Juice ire.
bile and double or pc Port, Old Madeira, Pale and
Brown Sherry, Old Mnmsey and Sicily Wines.
CHAMPAGNE-1,0 900 baskets II Piper & Cos
genuine IIeidseck and l.. Pcchot's Crown Anchor
brrnds Champagne.
Russian NV. 11th. 1870 ri .Gn
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JOHN WOOD

= Has Just received =
100 Casks Assorted Cut Nails,
so Bbls Genesee Flour,
Warranted best qualty--from new wheat,
200 Bags Ground Rock Salt,
500 b. Turks Island Salt,
800 Canada
n 5. Plaster and Cement,
n constant supply will be kept this Fall and
Winter of the above articles, AND is OF
FERED BY THE QUANTITY, at lower
prices for CASH, than has been sold in this
place, most of them having been received by
Rail Road at lcsscost than usual.
Oct. 25, 1S49.
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Hence the why we hear commentators on
every side in Its favor By women, and children. We
find it dung wonders in the cure Of
cons U.MPTIO.N DYSPEPSIA. and LITER COM
PL.fE.NT and in RHEU.N1TIN.h, SCROFTL A.,
hIlsinr irnnl
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-01-15

After the first day of January, 1885, persons
having unsettled accounts of more than a years
standing at the store of the subscriber, may ex-
pcct NOTICE from lawyer
w. p. Russell.
Dec. rs, 1919. "a
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The subscriber, having leased the Hotel for
mcrly kept by X. II Hunsdon, in the villnge
Of Shoreham, and having'pu the same in com
pctc repair respectfully announces to the pub
lie that this House is now open, and he will he
happy 20 wait upon all who may favor him
with their patronage. Travellers may rely on
that attention winch will render their stay a
greeahle ID. w. c. DOAN.
Shoreham Sept Il, 1919. Olaf
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200 Gallons

Bleachcd Winter Sperm Oil, of the very best
quality.
No Halifax Salmon,
No and 2 Mackerel,
100 Sacks Ground Rock Salt for Dairy and
Table use,
IS Bushels. Turks Island Salt, at
Nov. 10. NASHS.
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The Severest Cases of Dys-
enterV

are Immediately couneracted, the pains allayed
the bowels healed, and not uniequen,y the bowels
become perfectly regulated and restored in the short
4 ola hmm
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TOBACCO AND SNUFF,

Spragne's, Colts and Grccr's chewing and
smoking Tobacco. Russcli's e. RoLinson's
Cavendish Tobacco Lorillard's celebrated
Mac,ohoy aud Yellow Snuff for sale Il tie
Cash Store 4. l.. FULLER.
Oct. 80.
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Principal 0Gec, 1902 .NdssaHst., .Ne~ York City,
OLD DR.. JACOB TOWNSEND.
THE ORIGINAL DlsCovERER OF THE
Genuine Townsend Sarsaparilla.

Old Dr. Townsend Is now about 20 years Of age, and
has long been known the "A UTHOR and DISCON
ERFR nf the GE.NULNE ORIGfN.7L TOWN-
SEND S 7RSfP.4RILL1." Being poor, he was COM
PEELED To limit its manufacture, by which means II has
those only who had proved Its worth and known Its
value had reached the Of many, nevertheless,
as those persons who had been healed of Diseases
aud saved from death, proclaimed its excellence and
,xnu
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W. P. Russell.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRUGGIST,
No. 2, Main-street, -MIDDLEBURY, Vt

DRUGGIST,
No. 2, Main Street, -MIDDLEBURf
--'~,~'~-~~-~,--..-,>,.,.-~-,~
OFFERS FOR SALE, on the mos, adv
" geousterms, for cash or approved ere
large and we'll selected assortment Of Drug
and Manufacturers Articles, among whici
be found the following:
Alcohol, Kreosote.
Aloes, Liauorice,
Alum, Litharge,
Arrow Root Linseed Oil,
Aqua Ammonia, Lunar Caustic,
Aqua Forts, Morphine,
Antimony, Magnesia,
Annatto, ; Mama,
Borax, Nader,
Birthstone, Mace,
British Oil. Nutmegs,
Balsam Copaiva, Nutgals,
Bay Water, Olive Oil,
Blue Nitriol, Orris Root,
burgundy Pitch, Opium,
cream Tartar, Oil Lemon,
Camphor, Oil Bergamot,
Calonel, Oil Almonds,
| Castor Oil, Oil Origanum,
Cochineal, Oil Norwood
Chron. Potash, Oil Peppermint.
CASTLE Soap, Oil Wintcrgreen
Chloride of Lime, Oil Sassafras,
Cloves. Oil Cloves,
| Caesin, Pot and Pearl A
Camomile Flowers, Prussian Blue,
Cantharidcs, Phosphorus,
| Carb. Ammonia, Quinine,
Dover's Powders, Quicksilver.
EPSON Salts, Rhubarb
Ergot, Red Lead.
Emery, Rosn and Pitch
Ether, Red Tartar
Flowers Of Benzoin, Sal Rochelle.
Fancy Soaps, Spirits Of Nitro,
Gum Arabic, Sugar Lead,
Gum Shellac, Sweet Oil,
Gum Copal, Sumac,
Gum Myrrh, Soda,
Gum Gamboge, SIENNA,
Gum Scammony, Spirits Turpcntir
Gum Trlgacanth, Soda Powders,
Glauber Salts, Seidlitz Powders
Glue, Tapioca,
Iodine, Tar,
Isinglass, Vanilla Beans,
Iceland s Irish Moss, Vermillion,
Indigo, White Vitriol,
Jhlup. Nnlte Lehui
Jujube Paste, Whiting, Sc. &c.
DYE-STUFFS,
Logwood, Cudhear,
Nickwood, Lac DYE,
Barwood, Verdigris,
Copperas, Redwood,
Argol, Ext. Logwood.
Camwood, Oil Vitrol,
Fustic, ( Yellow Berries,
Rcd Saunders.
East India, Mediterranean and Euro
Drugs. Paints and Oils; Perfumerv. 2
Soaps, Fancy Articles, Surgical Insirun
Brushes, Trusses. French, English and a
can Chemicals Of all kinds, Bronzcs, DYES
Saratoga Waters, Patent Medicines of evci
scription. Shaker Herbs, Roots and Extract
&c.
We trust that purchasers will find it for
interest to call and examine this stock /
purchasing elsewhere
Physicians prescriptions promptly attC
10.
Competent Clerks in constant attendant
n. B.-Dr Russell holds himself in reat
to attend, as usual, all calls in the line
Profession.
Middlebury, Nov. 10. ls49 2
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Knowing, many years dgO. thht ne nhu ny MS skill
science and experience devised article which would
be of incalcuabe advantage To mankind when tho
means would he furnished to bring it into universal
notice hen its inesliniahle virtues would he known
and appreciated. This time has come, the means ara
supplied this
GR.qND AND U.NEQ U.7LLED PREPARATION
Is manufactured the largest scale and is called for
throughout the length and breadth Of tho land especial
" il found incapable of degeneration deteriOra
ton.
Unlike Young s p. Townsond's. Improves with nge
and never changes but fer the better because it is
pared semitic princiies by scientific iean. The
highest knowledge OF Chemistry and the latest dscOv
cries the have all been brought into rcquiiiton in
the manufacture OF the Old Dr's SaTsaInrla. The Sar
sapiriila root is well known 10 medical men contains
many medicinal properties, and some properties which
are inert useless and Others vhch If retained in
preparing il for use. produce fermentation and acid.
which Is injurious To the system some OF the proper
ties of Snrsapara are roiqfiio, that they entirely
eyapoatc and lost in the PREPARATION il they are not
preserved by soisHifc process known only tn those
experienced in its Manufacture. Moreover, these rola
uie priue pies which fly of in vapor or as mn eIhAla
ton, under heat, the very rssniai medea! proper
ties of ia e roni which give to II all its value.
Any person boil or Stew the root I'LL they get a
dark cnlnred liquid which is more from the rulnrns
matter In the than from any thing else they can
then strain this nspid vnpid liquid sweeen with
sour mOlasses, and then call II "sAESAPANll.i,A
EXTRACT Of SYRUP" Bat such is not tho article
known the
| cENIfINE OJ n ND IACnp 1.ONyNSEND'S
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CHILDREN THAT ARE TEETHlNG,

If inclined To D;arrhna. should always he provided
with this medicine, as it will keep the bowels regu-
lated and keep of the Canker. II is wholesome,
safe aud pleasant TO the taste and children are fond
of H. and will take il wilhont trouble dislike.
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Cholera Infanturn.

II has saved the lives OF many lhOusand chiIdren
when reduced to deaths door by this complaint,-
i gives tuem immediate relief, and they very soon
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The medicine YOU pre,eminently need

But can any Of these things be said Of :. rownsends
inferior article This Young mans liquid is not To
COMPARED WITH THE OLD DR'S,
because Of one GRAND FACT, that the one is INCA
Fable of DETERIORATION, and
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Notice.

NATHAN CARPENTER, Adr.
Mddlebury, Dec. 81, ls49, 36tf
JOHN WOOD.
80 is Just receiving fresh supply of -
BEST WINTER BLEACHED OIL,
FALL
SUMNER,
for Solar Lamps
HERDS GRASS and CLOVER SEED.
FRESH TEAS, from IL l.2 to Scots.
WINDOW GLASS d. PUTTY,
LOAF AND BROWN SUGAR
HAVANA HONEY, SAL II RATUS.
OWDER & SHOT. NUTMEGS,
GLOVES, MACE. CINNAMON,
PEPPER, GINGER, Eng CURRANTS
and CITRON, &c. for sale low for CASH oil
IN ost kinds of produce
Oct. %, lsI9.
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Cholc a. Dysentcry or Diarrhpa.

This Cordial Immediately checks the vomiting,
relieves the pains, stops the DiarrhTa, and restores
the bowels to perfectly regular and healthy
state, however low the patient may have become, ii
inv rinhl, rnsInrcs
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w. ?. RussHr' 'r''' fr t'i'-.o c.-
The southern press., 1850-10-05
For the Southern Press.
mo traitorous guns were fired here y
WASHINGTON Oct. 4, 1850,

GENTLEMEN Among many measures for
aggrandizing the Northern, at the expense of
the Southern people, you have not called the at
tenton Of the Southern public to the move
meut on the part of those who control their trav-
Cling machinery.
On the line Of travel between Charleston and
Baltimore, the steamboat and railroad Compa-
nies have entered into combiaation with those
between Baltimore and New York, TO forward
passengers through from New York TO Charles
ton or irom Charleston TO New FORK, for $50 !;
while travellers between Il tiiuure, Washing
ton, Richmond, or any other Southern town. and
Charleston, are required 10 ply at the rate Of
twenty-five or thirty per cent more. Apremium
is thus offered to Southern men to visit the
North for pleasure or business, passing by inter
mediate places; and facilities are glgon To those
at the North having business with Charleston
and southwark, which Is denied to citizens Of
Baltimore, Richmond, Norfolk, or other Southern
towns.
These adroit combinations have the intention
and effect 10 aid our present political arrange
meIts, in making the South tributary TO the
North. Why citizen Of Baltimore, Washing
ton, or Norfolk, should be the subject of unfa-
vorable discrimination for the benefit Of New
York, il is difficult to understand, except on the
hypothesis that our Southern railroad and
steamboat companies are controlled by North
ern men, who would subjugate the one section
TO the other
Let the independent and indignant citizens of
slave States and their commercial marts look
to the spirited example Of St Helena, S. c.
TOCSIN.
The southern press., 1850-10-05

The editor of the Providence Journal, in Il
satircal article on the subject of publishers of
newspapers working for nothing and finding
themselves, says: "We have noticed several
atrocious eases where editors have had the au-
dacity to demand pay for cost Of publishing
matters of the highest public Importance, such
as resolutions of thanks to steamboat captains
pufis of new Schools ward meetings for charit,-
BILE objects, political meetings, marriages, and
obituary notices of infant children. Something
must be done to PUT stop to this, or editor.
will soon begin to think that they have the same
rights as other people"
The southern press., 1850-10-05
]. II. CAMPBELL
CAuApA, September 4, ls5O.

CAHABA, September 4, 1880
Gentlemen I'll shall be with you in heart and
IN spirit, though it will not be in my power to be
present IN person with you, at Hayneve on the
9Th inst, ''to aid and to cheer the people OF
Lowndes" in rising up to full estimation of the
present iuncture, and in sustaining the decisions
which that process would lead them to, if could
1t would indeed, be to me, not merely pleasure,
but happiness. If tue declaration OF my full
entire and intense sympathy, with what | hope
are the Uaa majority of the Southern people, in
asserting that the well understood line of 36o 30
must not be transgressed with impunity by the
non-slayeholding States, or people, may have that
effect, here in this letter, is the "aid and the
cheer - and gladly would my voice second what
and even beyond what, my pen can ndite.
Now, it seems to me is the time for expressing
our calm and tceu detiberated resolves. During
tbs Mexican war; we had slear Indications OF
The southern press., 1850-10-05
:. Art thou in Health? NV Brother"

The hypocrite of old who kindly asked this
question, holding out the right hand of friend
ship, while with the other he smote his unsu-
specting victim under the fifth rib, finds his
parallel now among our Northern brethren.
We find the following proofs in Southern
papers
A friend of the editor of the Alabama Com
monwealth, writing from Oxford county, Maine,
to the editor, has the following:
The doings of the Aboitionists are so bold,
during and hellish. presume you need no inior-
nation to prove what their designs are. But |
am fully aware that means are being concerted
to raise fund on purpose to send out these
miscreants to the South as teachers, missionaries,
colporteurs, book agents, &c. =
hope you will look well to these religious pre-
tenders, who seek to instruct the slaves in devil
try and mischief
The southern press., 1850-10-05
A Petty Device.

We regret to find any Southern print, which
has the slightest pretensons to responsibility, re-
echoing The scurrilities and the slang of those,
North and South, which have regard neither for
decency or truth.
The st. Louis Ipeliigencer of the 25th ult.
contains an abusive article, cautioning the South
ern people against the counsels of the Southern
Press, as 'treacherous," and concluding thus
"We drew our first breath of life, in the sunny
South--we have never lived outside OF its gen
erous borders-and we shall not go bending to
the feet of drab-coated Northern fanatics to
learn our duty to the South, or how our native
land should be loved, honored and defended"
Now as many of our contemporaries, acting on
the maxim that "a lie well stuck to is good as
truth,' have persisted in harping ON this string,
and may delude others, we would merely state
once for all, that both the editors OF the Press,
whose names (unkc those of many OF their
maligne:s) appear at the head of their paper, and
who are equally responsible for its course and
conduct, are Southern men by birth, education
and assocat on, and one also never resident "out-
side its borders"
The resort to ribaldry and personalities a.
ways proves the want of intelligence in the as
sailant to comprehend argument, or the despera-
ton of the cause which is thus sought to DC
sustained.
That any editor, Southern born, should now
advocate submission, we regret--for we well
kno,c that many of its advocates in the South
are Northern nen by brth-but it neither suits
our inclination nor our design to enter into the
argument of epithet, in which even those OF our
adyersaries whose forte 1t is, can lind ut coa!-
pet:tors about the precincts of Five Points.
We ask no favors of our adversaries, for abuse
from some quarters is a recommendation All
we den and is that they should stick to the
truth
The southern press., 1850-10-05
| am, respectfully,
GEO. J S. WALKER

Mr. John Scott Of Virginia has purchased ap
interest in the Richmond Wing, and will here.
after be associated with the present able Editors
in the conduct of that journal. In his ntroduc.
tory he uses the following language
"There is another question upon which wish
to say word ] conld never consent to unite
myself with any newspaper that was not wholly
and altogether with the South upon the question
of slavery, and wholly and altogether against
the North, in its assaults upon that institution
am happy to say, that in this my colleagues
concur. Throughout the recent excitement that
has convulsed our Union, my sympathies have
been all with the South. do not mean to say
that have been ready to fraternize with those
violent men who appear to seek disunon il
pitching their demands so high that it was i'm
possible for Congress to comply with them :
but mean, that have been ready to act with
the great mass Of the Southern people in de-
fence Of the institution Of slavery, against that
series of measures with which, by slow degrees.
the Northern party proposed to UNDERMINE it,
Subject to this restriction, my attachment to the
Union is most devoted