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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-21

MBH MEDICAL BVoKS.--. CozPaePE PRACTICAL
~ work tAs nature and OF actea sseAt
AID al The sia5-sc .5sceAsibp gtrstsd by nay
e-g o. ttlutnwDy -ciarrt rla.e LAse hf6
5ot-vsek D. lecturer surgery .Gd tseApcs %
sboyo named nature le Large gaArs3O
eiitor price 81 IN rsoe from tho Eostea .ana sd
soIget ournSf -: u maybe aid, fearessy hs on
~ Lieorss A0tors work. the
zoe Ia sare3r g. snykas o. tie kinc rstiThed 10
sht1 county apsaeraf fha Family fhyuf0'.a;s fsias
70 ce1te. sathor Of uerk "sel'-Stu6s is 90
rctAels enostt az He. sixth sdbcr ferrsscn pfasFs
srios ser tae ssthe gabiiahsTs' ST5iNGsa fo9s-
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-08
IN QUART BOTTLES'

THIS preparation has now borne the test AZ :.
IA years experience, since its first INTRODUCES
pubic favor, during which time numerous ~
tons have sprung into existence, founding N.
claims to the confidence Of The community 4 Z.
curative powers contained in Sarsaparilla ko,i Il
great reputation and extended use Of which x, N
mainly attributable 10 the many wonderful Gun, ).
fected BY tie use Of this preparation. While 4.
saparilh Rooi forms animportani part Of Is, ,a-e
nations, Il is. at the same time, compou "a M
other vegetable remedies Of great poweT Viz
in the peculiar combination and scientific !. A.
its preparation, that is remarkable succ. On IN.
cure oi disease depends Other preparations IN.
il in the style Of putting up, and in bearing The nm
Of one Of its ingredients, and here ends their r.,
blance to il. Those needing remedy and pa,S.
like this are requested 70 note where this difsimu
exists, and making choice Of what they viii nss, ID
to take any other but that one entitled to their e
dence, from the long list Of cures It has effected 1.
living witnesses, whose testimonials and rpsdsns,
have been published, and who are still bearing hi.
testimony 10 its worth. The whole history n I'd,
cine has scarcely furnished parallel to the nant
Gus and remarkable cures effected by its use, a
what Il has effected once It can effect again,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-08
DR. .Jayne's Family Medicines

sesTILL command universal admiration and pre-
y eminence over all other preparations Of the day
His Expectorant, Tonic Yermiuae, Alternative
Carininative Ralsam, Sentative pltls, Agne Pills
Hair Tcrir and Aner'can Hair Dye rive ccrsclls
ton and universal satisfaction u every family tina
use them.
DR. Jayne i still receiving certificates IF the mos,
astonishing effects Of his family medicines daily
No family should be without III esosapt II Ills
cure nf coughs, colds, asthma who6ping cough,
Group, spighiing Of blood, &c.
Sold atthe sign d The NEGRO and Mortar
November is, 1850. 2u@tE
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-08

SIGN OF THE NEGRO AND MORTAR,

Market Street, Columbus, Miss-
VMTE have On hand and are still receiving Drug
w Medicines. Prints, Oils, Dye Sh.gs, Ftae
Ckemicols. argieaI Instrnmeais. Flne Wines
ofaH descripiioas, and pure French BraHdies
~, edieaI use. Fine Coach, COPal and Fur.
niure Haraishes, fne assortment Of PAM
brushes. sash Tools, Blesders. Camel HaE
Pencils. De, an ertrs fine article Of Wlster
Ofsaiued Sperm Oil, also Winter Lard OH, 81.
aer6ne article of Tanners OIL for Hdrness and
all sorts of fac Leather, 5 barrels Of Ptrtt'
ofTWpsatise, 20 bOres Of WindOp GIdsses a..
sorted sizes, barrels Of Putty IN bladders, .
barre Of ssper Honey Dew. coteA and Mac.
a5ov InsE, i barrels fresh Wine Vinegar
cir Of besi Nspark Cider Vinegar for family
uses. Tapioca for Psddisgs, neD and fash
ionable article for the purpose.
roo Dozen assorted Patent Medicines OF all de-
seriptions. to sell on commission at New York prices
Candies fresh every few days from the manufacturer
Pure essential Oils Of al kinds for Perfuners and
medicinal purposes.
p. RousseIs celebrated perfumery for the Handker'
chief, also Roussels Toilet Soap, OF very SURPRISING
qualities; Hair Oils Of endless variety from Jaynes
Hair Tonic down to the Huile Antique; 81 dozen q
IIarrison's celebrated Inks, made on the atomic
theory and far superior to all others IN every respect
W. have also fine supply Of No. and pure
White Lead Of Wetherills Dulles Co., Manuiac-
ture. Linseed Oil, Ltharge, Red Lead, Chrome
Green, &c, Of extra quality
We have Just received also few entirely new
chemicals among which are
Phosphate Of Aamonia, Citrate q Quin''e'
Valeriandte Zinc, Chlorate Of Potash,
and Chinoidine or AmorphOSs
Quinine.
TIN. article is entirely IN thssecon OF the conn
try and demands some noiiceit il substitute for SUI
pkate Of unne and holding the same relation 10 thal
Sugar lIollse Molasses does to refined Sugar. p ord
nary n.ermiltan diseases this article will hlhe placeo
Qninine at great deal less price.
Columbus. Miss, May dth, 1850
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-08

Dr. S. S. Filchs abdominal Supporters, Shoul'
der Braces, Inhaliag Tribes. and Lectures on
Consumption, and he art Of preserving Lift
and Health 10 Old Aye, &c, DC.
Constantly on hand At B u AIR = Drug Store
gid. Fitch's "Guide Book b Iaualids, il
Directions lcr Promoting Health, and insirdcli
10 Mothers, In The Management. 81 Children
may be had gratuiiOusly, ~ calling Tor tat
Store Is above, An extremely valuable Boo
Columbus, May lllh. so.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-08
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CONSUME TON.
% sor nzsLzcrn.
CONSUMPTION
en- n and kss been sursd il thousands ef eesss BY
dis enly certain ssaedy
guDs0n's cHInlcAL EXTRACT or
CHERRY AND LUNGWORT,
and 10 rtmejy kss srer before bern discovered
THAT WILL CERTAINLY
CURE CONSTITUTION.
gFNIlE most strong marked AID developed rsses
N 81 Pulmonary Consumption. where the lungs
have become diseased and alcerated and the case 80
rlieFly hopeless, as 10 have been pronounced By
physcians and friends to be past all possibility Of 70.
cogory and at times thought to be dying, haa been
cured By this wonderful remedy, and are now as
well and hearty a. ever. Il is compound Of medi.
cations which are peculiarly adapted to and essen
tlnlly necessary for the cure Of CoAghs and Con
SUMPTION Iis operation Il mild, yet efecaclous
Ioosens the phlegm which creates 80 much difficult.
" relieves The cough and assists nature 10 expe
from the system ell diseased matter BY expectoratiOn
producing delightful change 10 the breathing and
ches, and this. ailef The prescriptions Of the very
best medical men and The inventions Of kind and
sorrowng friends and nurses, have failed 10 give the
smallest relief to the Consumptiye sufferer.
Thousands IF Coasnmptlfe persons have been de-
| eeived reoeatedlv n huvna medicines which were
aid q he ipiallsble cures bul which have proved
onlv naIlativea int fhIs medicine Il not only paa
tvs M ears ~ alerntsa I,tngs. II contains no
daoterions Dros An, one trial viii prove its aston
Amino rgieacv bater thaI, anv assertions Or cerf-
ra,sa II, ryir Io and ali diseases II he
laros suel ~ Epittlne II blood. pain IN the side
| ana cl,est, nieht.s ,yeals. g.. 6c.
Abo,f lolo eertiiieales II alilst miraculous cures
oeylor,ned ~ This nedeIne. from some Of the rst
Doctors. Clerevmen and Merahaats, have been sent
81 a, sh;s ,aedeiue INF he Implications of them
loafs ~ n,eh IIle Quaker. lwill show them 10
nv person calling Il oar osiice.l This medicine
Vii sunak Ior Itself and enough ii It's own favor
| where ever Il i tried.
cAyF'ps--Ths medicine Z pns W y large 20 OO'
~ anu you nuss wv ~ nalv Nj ,onU
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Sos0fs 'as 1lasf, aHe R'ss ~ 'as SAT-
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4 ine n,s. n'gnl turning me gn.e, 'ed q E,sy
s:.i, \, ,s.,, Il, l,soL A. ,ha,a.
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~my NM ~ , Il sn,ed 4, te Viii ~,
$500 pg ~, n, nesas;naal 1a ,syso
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-08

Voice from MextcoI'
4e nA CAassrk 4 Respected Sir ahd kfleua - have
efNatA been subject 10 That IfeedAl pisus Ehena
t1nA. bit hcyet knew what agony hTuan being eed
anfsl. liIi oincd the Army engaged IN pil IT
GENERAL fttLOn'S battles and = Il Il to tlpfdu
with kNEhAis htUTT, During apottian II the tam
tsHi wo WeFe much exposed 10 the night Ia dsmfsIt
siipnz, ami spon pctcesc % that hh hsured my p eaas
Iiznt The first attack u The enemy II mean HheamN
sm) hid III Alpxicowas IN ne right shoulder thnn ny
whole sp Rui sii and could scarcely hold ny mu&hat
nm nngnng nthr month III Aafrhlas aiter sleeping
and<i the siaFiNL cuua scAsvcy raisemyscl Iaitiy
shfiskHd VIM nNuy fWns Nief placed IN Thu sur
30uhx hands hut continued III III worse aai woe Tho
pAiAs GxtRM&l IN pKef ny BODY III my bud md nxrn IN
Ill ankles aid tOsx Az San AngeIi KIT my aisnhnfKA
and when arrived III npsan was helItes hopeless ana
p<fullY mhefaule fMonld take vi mare medelne. aF
hull takth tho nirt already hut ysng 3paf Ndssftiss
n,snl Jlesd ME u send III ANehi Mrs = III ntlkl
Eenft street, and GET ukitketp Bali ailA M&eAkTif
kltip The second ivy wore the beitana used the FLUID
va much tcfe and ~ abnHt one week fWes enrnrr
sesa That WIS n satisfied with The Belt apus, bnt sol
pair 81 tn tAlfsnir nrhccltsft The limbs fhese soon
rt me on ny feet and 10 fen dsyt t. Al
% AIRS and zeal siat Nte ss.d ma 70 Fet
ind aid she hAl known raisnns had = VS. e
81 entirely fmm this tesn gnt tefsr every ~
al rtlnA gradually len me, aud MS sfs FHfaalt n
III ~ vigorous aid elastic ~ To- CHR
particle ii pain III Any kiud M cure il kf MSiAEtAl
aA Nan ne Al ieei tu0 KsAyeli IA yA 4s yaal
nivnntr articles have "A WY H NJ All MT htev%
could hare iised much lnnKef in such ditadti ps9pY
HkNNf ~ SUNNI III Neg Mass flstt inf
4f C1laIs ~ Il a III Ntss ~ III
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-08
PROM KENTI
Inaammatoru Rheamatism Cured.
BARnsTowN XIV. July 10

BARnsTowE. XIV. July 10, ISag 4
MEssRs SANps--(sentlemen It's my duly t0cdR
muncate fscfs III relation 10 the beneficial eiIasa
your Sarsapasllla NY vile was afflicted with M
Illumination aud soreness of the stomach II tie wo<
character !; her limbs and 81 est were much swollen
she lad constant headache, aid Inst spring wash'
lacked severely with ipfiammatory rheumatism. Yk
best medical aid we could obtain afforded only "
nentary relief; aid while in this situation, u
heard of the many remarkable cures eieciedtyiH
use OF Sands Sarsaparilla, and commenced ~ ls
whiclfprodpced instant reei. and e,s than "a W
ties entirely removed all the dropscal swelling N
every ether niiammatuFy symptom, restoring hfr \
perfect health. send this statement As an Nj Z
Justice believing ii 10 be my duty To encourage An
suffering portion 81 TIE human family TO use SAh
Sarsaparia. which believe has no parallel iniN
ca,alnune Il medieine. With feelings 0i lasi1
gratitude, remain your friend.
SAMUEL. p. ll.ARC E7.
I Read The following frou
Ngw 0aiEASs Nov IA ~
MEssRs. SANps Gentlemen take the iihei'{'
sending YOU letter which may be 81 imporiau'e'
| those whoafe Suffering a. have done. ! isfff
great benefit from your Safsaparilla, having
cured d 4 nlalady after suffering six years. NJ
lby cheerfuly certify I'd the gaod effect Of yuufp
cne, aid | hope God wiIlFewafl son for All iAe VI
l Won have done IA chronic Gov III had tofIneAtl|
/ ilay hid night. md repeated attacks 0f fevef Na'
lne il believe that | should die with eonsnmgA
i Ons dry, while suffering violent attack If bHla
/ lever friend persuaded me q try your incoa3@
Bic medicine, butt tell the truth had no cvafis
lin ID finally purchased bottle and by III.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-08

AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL.
MOST beautiful and valuable Preparation fol
the cure Of Coughs, Colds. Consumption. and al
pound. tie throat and langs This i new com.
greatest pregafaFo 0f.ik i evidently one Of The
Iungz III superior Is Jayna diseases Of the
HAS: p I'm. saIs xessn.
Fob 2, 1851. ns2-iy.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-08

EIHtittfts IN
4KIE have 81 hand ytry excellent article b
7 Red Clover Seed Gu and supply yourselves,
: 4iot1 hey zfs sold q Z 81. 4
III. b as6i. u33-ti.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-08

in -.H = uonhJ, tha I'm cal
AK II - CouIi-honrs iiol, iof esq Is
T-s-nsufs f,F coai & nst l-ia lsisis g
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-28
New Advertisements.

Hannibal Foundry.-lf you have any work
in their line, call Oh Mitchell 4 Remington.
Their advertisement will tell you where to find
them.
See card of Thomas M DmnoLI
The Store House at the corner Of Bird and
Water streets 10 for Rent.
Cigar and Tobacco Store -new establishment
II Lssr u ArbosaM have opened a neat loOk
ing store, where they can furnish customers
with everything in their line. Cigars goot
in particular Judge from experience
.Nep More-Rore business more cnie rprise.-
The people will be glad to find from his card
in this weeks paper, that NJ. A Lindsey i,
ag ain at his old stand, tho "Creat Western"
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-28
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 25. 1856

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 25. 1851.
Dear Glenn: - According to oft-rspeated
promises commence my correspondence from
this Babel Of city life. The past week has been
one OF unusual variety, though not quite so
pregnant with The spirit of murder that charac-
lerized the preceding one. During its passage
It has favored US with showers and SUM Eine-
at one time sliling US with clouds Of dust, and
at another, darkening our very souls with low.
sring clouds. Yesterday and the day before
were sweltering ones for those who had much
outdoor business.
In the item line but little has trans PRED and,
according to reportoriai phrase, "the market il,
very dull for that commodity. The principle
effect Of attention during the week has been an
idiot who was picked up on the stree. by one
Of our efficient policemen, who conveyed him
to the cslaboose. There he held an open court
for several days; some four or five hundred
persons--phy sicians, Law yers, divines, (excuse
my inadvertance in putting such opposite ex-
tremes side by side) millionaires, and, in short,
the whole world and his WITHDRAWING crowded
to catch a glimpse at that wonderful object.
In stature he is about five feet, six or seven in
ches, but stoop' good deal his limbs are long
and lean and have no definite shape his head
is the very personification of an ape he has q
countenance in which the slightest approach to
reason cannot be discovered; he speaks only
with quick, cultural sound; and his actions
are as quick and meaningless as those of the
animal he resembles, and take him all in ALL he
is On object who would lead a person. after the
first emotion Of pity had subsidized, 10 think
what prize he would afford to Barnum.
What theory would that prince of hum
buggsrs found upon his appearance. A new
nation would spring up, Of which he would
be- a favorable specimen. Various are the sur.
misses in vogue as to his arrival, parsntsge, etc
all of which are the mere creations Of Don ecture
Some aver that he is the offs prng Of acme hard
hearted parent. who has immured him in sont
place Of imprson from which he has es.
capped. Another speaks as from authority thai
he has been brought over from tho other sid,
Of the river and accidentally" lost. While an
other, more charitable than the rest, suppose
that he has strayed away from his parents ant
home. On Friday he was removed 10 thu
County Farm-.that receptacle Of the drunkar,
aud villain, where he will most likely spend Iii
residue of his days.
Some little excitement has been raised by III
news from Cuba, bu, as you have the lates
news, by the papers, will only .tate that o
tonight there 10 expected to be a large an
enthusiastic meeting in the sixth ward, when
good deal of high flying, and some hifalutin
speeches, will have birth. But more of il in IN
next. Yours,
C**.*x~
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-28
Another mode Of demonstrating the
Earlh's Rotation.

1t is announced that a Professor in Rut.
gers College has devised new mode Of
demonstrating the rotation Of the earth,
which is even more beautiful than the eel.
ebrated pendulum experiment, and which
may be practiced in any ordinary ROOM
The rationale Of the American experiment
has not yet been given, that we know Of,
but the N. Y. Sun describes the apparatus
as simply large, light wooden wheel, ~
ing horizontal, and suspended in its centre,
which has socket, resting on steel point
like compass needle. The wheel is accu.
rateIy balanced, and flee to turn on its
centre: and i, actually docs turn from lett
10 right, like the hands Of u watch, with
ON, any moving power whatever being APP
piled.
At the risk of being laughed a, by the
man who writes philosophy Tor the "Union.
ist," we will attempt an explanation Of
this wonderful experiment.
1t will be easily perceived that as all
parts OF the earth revolve round common
centre in the same space Of time, that such
portions thereof as lie nearest the equator
must OF necessity move faster than such
portions thereof as lie nearer the poles.-
This follows from the fact that the equutoris
al regions in these revolutions (being great.
er in circumference than the polar), have
| TO travel u greater distance in the same
time, which hey can only do by more
rapid motion. The same must of course
be true OF the bodies that lie on the earth's
SUI iace--their sides which lie nearest the
equator move faster during the enith's rev.
olutions than do the opposite sides, next to
the poles, because they move through q
larger circle. Ii u large wheel be laid up.
on the earth, all parts Of it partake Of the
earth's motion in consequence OF the tric.
| ton exerted upon the under side of the
wheel; and of COURSE, although the equato-
rial side OF the wheel in moving round the
ear,hs pole faster than the polar one, yet
no motion OF either the earth or The wheel
will be perceptible.
Let now the wheel be balanced on its
hub, in such u manner rs to permit the
most perfect freedom ofmo,ion--the wheel
still being hoIizonla--the wheel will then
only receive motion from the earth through
the medium Of the balancing point u, its
centre. Consequently, its equatorial and.
polar sides will move around the earth's
pole with equal speed, and the wheel in
stead OF revolving on its own axis also, will
remain relatively fixed, while the earth re-
wolves beneath it,
There is no doubt but in a Uacuuns, every
thing would take place as here Described
Whether, as asserted by the Professor who.
devised the experiment il vii: succeed in
free air, can only be determined by actual
trial Nor. Journal.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-28

VoTE ron GuvERSoR AND LIEUT.. GOVERN.
oR.-We published a photographic dispatch from
Frankfort yesterday morning, which stated the
official majority for Powell in 80 counties at
S3l, The vote will DO published officially OH
the first Tuesday in September by the Sscrsta'
ry of State. The Yeoman of Yesterday says
IAN tho counties are official bat Pike, which
leaves the result, Powell, "a POI Dixon So AGO.
majority for Powell. S3l. Letoher, not heard
from. We doubt If Lstohsr sends in her ofh
cial vote she never has but once, aud that was
in May last. II she does not, the majority will
stand as it is, 1871. II she does, it may rsacl
l 900 for Powell; we think no more than $50
Thompson 1894, Wiokliifs 47,l96; majority
lpr Thompson, 6, l49."-L Louisville Journal.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-28

Nonrm CAROLINA ELEcrIoN.-From tho fret
Congressional district Of this State, where MI.
Cliugman is opposed by Burgess S. Gather,
both Whigs, we have 10 information. In the
second and fourth districts, Joseph +. Caldwell
and james T. Morehsad, Wings, being without
regular opposition, are of course elected. Wm.
5. Ashs, Democrat, is reelected without oppo.
.ition, in the seventh district. We have before
mentioned the election Of Alfred Dockery,
Edward S,anly, and David Outlaw, all Whigs.
in the third eighth and ninth districts. From
the two remaining districts, (the fifth and sixth,
Democrats must ~ elected, as there were no
Wing Candidates in the field. So that the dele.
CATION from the State will consist Of six Wings
and three Democrats. Mr.. Dockery's majority
in the third district, over Green w. Caldwell,
the late member, i, estimated by the Fsystte-
vile Observer at from 1000 to 1900 votes,.
which it pronounsss to be glorious Union.
vctory.-Nat. Int
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-28
For the Western Union.
ODE TO THE CHOLERA.

Dread Ravsher! hear thy iron tread
And thy noisome breath speeds with the morn's gay
wing!
Thy brand but waved, myriad-tongued dread
Before thee flies, and Hope iorges TO fling
Her mantle DER thy wrath! Orient born,
Thou'st swept rcmorselcss thy horde swarmng home
The pang, the groan the tear, thy chalice draught
or joy, Unsuitable of thirst, lhou's quafIed!
While slauglel's trophies thy grim shape aiorn;
Till black with horror, thy specific gobels gloam,
And none can ay, High Minister of Death! thy reck
less drome!
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-28
ELECTIONS IN TEXAS.

NEW ORLEANS. 18TH Aug.
We have dates from Texas to the 10Th, Civ
ing full returns Of the late election in that
State in ten counties.
Peter II. Bell, for Governor. has 200 ma
jority over all opposition, and is doubtless elee
ted and Col. Lathsrsward, Democrat, il cleo
ted Lieutenant Governor. Richardson Seary
Democrat. is elected to Congress in the First
District, Volney e. Howard, Democrat, in the
Second District, BY from two to five hundred
majority.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-28

HEsRy CLAY AND THE NEXT PREsIDEscY.-
The Lexington Observer and Reporter, speak.
ing Of the movements now being made in favor
Of certain gentlemen as candidates for the next
Presidency says:
1--WE look upon it as utterly unwiss 10 either
party 10 stir the question Of the Presidency at
this early tine. But as we have no right to
make any suggestions except in regard u the
party with which We are identified we will say,
sim ply, that its continuance in power, in the
Executive branch Of the Government, depends
upon the judgment with which the Wings act
during the next six months. II may be that
the next session OF Congress will develop
state Of things which will demonstrate the abso.
lutte necessity Of calling to the Presidency tho
man to whom in every trial al eyes Ssem to
turn, and invoke his interpolation to save the
ship Should this take place, it will be done
by the united cooperation Of both parties, and
thus put an end to party landmarks a. they
have existed for twenty-five years. Whether
the health and strength Of the illustrious patriot
will allow this lorlpus termination Of his pub
lie career, is Of course, in the womb Of time.
That a vast majority Of the American people do
earnestly desire this consumption. there 10 to
our minds not shadow Of doubt. But we too
well know the power Of party discipline TO put
full faith in the accom- li'hmsnt Of this noble
end. Yet, whilst HESRy CLAY lives, his friends
will not yield the hope, nor cease their efforts
10 put him where he may DO far more for the
country than the Presidency could confer 70.
nown upon lin.
We hope no ono will indulge the supposi,on
for moment, that Mr.. CLAY knows any thing
of what we choose to write. He will, we
doubt not, make known his views ard inten-
tion., If it DO necessary, at the appropriate time
and in proper manner. All that we desire
now is to give il as our conviction, that in tho
elements now at work in the struggle for the
Presidency, The name Of the patriot Of Ashland
10 not on unforgotten one."