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STAMMERING CURED.-Dr. Comstockh vocal gymnasium,
for the OF stammerns and other defective areuaon
open the
pupils This been successful operation for
twenty All should be paid and directed
A. COMsTOCK, NJ. D.,
9s Mulberry street, Philadelphia
PHONETIC WORKS,
Published by A. Comstock, NJ. d., Philadelphia.
he following in the American phonetic alphabet, the
The world, because is
elementary sound,
and the only that has for the various Of The
voice In speech Ms secent, infection, intonauon &c
The New 1etamen 81 IS; The Phonetic Speaker, ~ The
Phonetic Reader The Pbonecon 43 The Phonetic Magazine,
volumes 81 5o My Ie Geography 25 Treatise on
Phonoog Is The First Book Of Popes omer HAD, ~
octave paresl 80 cents Minstrel, l2k cents.
O. publishes monthly periodical entitled Comsocks Pho
Telegraph so pronouncnI and cymoogca
dictionary Is in OF publication in the Telegraph.
should be accompanied with the cash, and directed 70
A coMsTocK, NJ. D.. Philadelphia
I2-Jnd.
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VUPENlOH HDRXuerreOfypesI I-H1r1t ProlMIum
WHlTEHURST extended the fed Of his operations
ground than dagueTeopisi In the country His galleries
found between AZ aud 9th streets
No. 2o Baltimore Baltimore Broadway and Leonard
street, New York No. II Main street, Hchmond Sycamore
Ps.ersburg Main Norfolk and Main street. Lynch
burg Virginia e f.l....
His beautiful highly daguereoypes
extraordinary mprovemeni nsung faihl aud highly finished
likenesse a few seconds
Tho back ground invented by H. Whcharst gives
airy and living appearance the picture.
Whitehursts thirty
annually dissatisfaction This
certainly fAteDg superiority of his kenessts
W. calls the attention Of The public generally his elegantly
gallery Lane fuckers where free
exhibition OF pictures will be given &#
Notwithstanding competition dagueneoypes the
Fair sf Maryland he awarded the first
medal by the Judges. a5@
description copied, and post
attended to. Nov 28-dly
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booush Of for college business together with
twenty eighth session on wednesday, May.
designed promote comfort Of pupils and
Pleasant retirement, ease Of access. provebs be.hpe
of the breeze and bathing valuable philosophical
S.,hinx room and provided with reference
health ard physical training some OF the minor advantages Of
The Princp. tho advantage, Of early devotion his
make institution all hs, enlightened Christian parent could
Terms as Der session Of ~ weeks ,u,on
use Of books for English studies
From hs Faculty efa. College Of Se~ Jer,ey.
Having had opportunity Of knowing hs talents liemy and
.s.1nss zoe w be in s
college, found ha students prepared BY him for
Teacher in whose eo%psney and fidelity IN giving nuson and
JAMES CARNAHAN, President,
STEPHEN ALEXANDER Prof .,s ofM"th and Astronomy
Joseph Henry, LID, Smithsonian institute, ?. O.
Rev ss%s, W. Ms.snSsr D. D. Princeton" Nc" Jersey
Rev David M.se D. Eaase',eWn New Js,'.y
monias and references apply to the Prncipa nov,nop
Ap3--dlw Perth Amboy, New Jersey.
rated by the legislature Maryland enjoying abe'sl
aeds facility for the acquisition OF thorough and ac
and modern for The
accommodation large nuber Of boarding and day scholars
INSTRUCTION,
n C. Brooks, A. NJ, professor Of ancient languages
aev b u Nadai, A, NJ, biblical literature
scv X Waugh, A. NJ mathematics and natural science,
~ Frat, N. D., assistaottn do do
"iss w. ~ DIXON, English and Bellies Lettres,
J, Rochester assistant In English.
Gcorriana A. Huise French Language.
Ellen Ci Gobrecht, a music.
M. A. Porter, assistant do
4 /" Elizabeth =. Slcer, painting.
Mr. A. j. Cleveland, vocal music,
TEnSsi Boarding for session III weeks1 ayT 80
Tuition In collegiate department
in preparatory experimentation
nTCstsogucs with Information, he
| application TO
Apa-aaw2w No.BRooKs, Principal,
HANGING Academy Conrse.-Mr. p. n. L.rrx ho,
to cits Washington
dancing
Tuesday October 0oh residence
avenue, opposite Willards hotel ,.
Days Washnrton-Tuesdsys Thursdays,
days. Georgetown Mondays sad Fridays.
o-du
i#.T James q. Berret
w III the Of claim. before Congress and th
W fous erecuuvs dspartAsnn of the government.
once and dwelling street, between ssh and 10Th streets.
Octs~1
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A. ~ q. A. ARMOUR,
DR.dPERS and TdILORS,
No. 3o3 Broadway, corner Of Duane street,
.3bops tAs Iypjnr House, Nsp York,

------
ECTFULLY invite the public 10
~ their Of spring goods the newest patterns
which make and
fashionable style at their usual moderate prices Fresh cloths
and g silks
for dark do; patterns Of Paris embroderies.
There sk arits employed this establishment
and Each de
complete in itself Army and uniforms made TO
with and despatch, approved
who this metropolis will find establish
their and perfect III Is always insured
much admired Castle Garden, have been awarded the
first premium by the American Institute at their late fair
FebI5-dm
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TowNsEND's Ne,v Te.tsmemt, American ed,ti

i edited by DIR. Colt 4 vol, large octave, 81 rs,
Townsend's Old Testament, similar edition. 81 1s
Critical Commentary and Fsaphrsse the Old and New Tss's
and the Apoerypha by Patrick Lout Arnsud Wby and
Lowman. vols, large octave, Sll.
Wanwrighs Short Family Prayers. vol, 81 cents.
Wilbenorceis Family Prayers. vol, Us cents.
The Whole Man ed,don by Rev. w. y, Hawkins
oxford, 1 vol, as cents
!. Ns.''"'' g. Ecclesiastical ''oV' new edition '' ''o
PaIey's Works 0 vols, svo, complete In 2, " so
Studies in Christian biography, by Osrood. . vol
Mereils Philosophy Of Religion. vol
Just received. ..,s,, r.,y, an
FRHNsn 'Hf''"-
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IN petition Thoms. of Pashed New Jersey
Ing for the Of patent granted TO him on the ao De-
from
OF said patent which takes place the Goth day OF
December ie5l--
ordered said petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday Of November 1851 II O'Clock, and all
pouhed appear show have,
why said petition ought not 10 be granted.
required TO file in the Patent
specifically firth writing least
hearing All testimony died by either
be said hearing taken and transmitted
with the rules of the Office, which viii be furnished
picauon.
ordered a-o this notice be published the ntelgencer,
Republic and Union Washington D. d. Daily Bee, Boston, Mas
Providence Journal, Providence Rhode Island Tn
New York Fcdonian New Rrunswict New Jersey and
Inquirer Philadelphia once week for
November
TIOs EwBANk,
Commissioner OF Patents.
Editors Of the above paper. viii please copy and send Their
bills the Paont once with paper containing hs nonce
Iane IhtriN
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ID DEMOvAJ..-DE sELDING h WYLIH have removea ,h.i,
General Agency and Lsw oSce
opposite odd Fellows Hail. and dobrs
National Iptelgoncer Office.
lar
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DRIvATE TUTOR.--A young English genleman, who has
received education, and resided in Paris Is
anxious position companion
private family Of rsspeciabiity. IN, T-i..
personal family connexions be
parties tbs highest respectab either in this country
In England,
Mar lo-duf
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United states Patent Once.

ON the petition Of Richard Inlay Of Philadelphia Pennyivania
the granted him 2s Sep
ebe 1887 for in the mode Of supporting bodies
railroad &C., from the expiration OF said
patent, place the 2st Of september 1851
ordered the said petition be heard the Patent odiee on
Monday, September 1851 i2 O'clock and all
persons notified appear and show cause, they have
why said petition ought not TO be granted
opposing required file In the Paten
Office their objections specifically set forth in writing at least
ofkearng All testimony filed by either
party said hearing
with the rules Office, which will be furnished
application.
Ordered that this notice be published In the inegeneer
Union Washington d. Daily Rec Boston, Mas
sachuses tribune, Albany Register Albany, New
Providence Journal Providence Rhode Iland and Penn
sylvania Inquirer Philadelphia Pennryvans once week FOL
three successive weeks previous the st day Of next
THO5. EWBANk,
Commissioner Of Palenu.
r. Editors Of the above papers win please and send the
bills TO the Patent Oce with paper containing this nouce
i3-nw3w
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d n. HoOE n CO., wholesale and Rstan D~.iers In
cHpetipg clofhs maitnfs, rugs, rastsin Materials
shee,ina and house furnishing gceds generally
Pennyvsns avenue IN and 9th Streets Washington
n. q. II .
Aug n-d
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Ftsfntc CITY OF " WNhhih8toh
for sae.Tbe propeor intending the West with
a brick lots Viz
within Of the
Navy OF anumbe each, and
dwelling
third small house. subject ground
and will be sold low Also several enclosed squarrs with
the Capitol and Con-
suitable cultivation vegetables
Washington daiss be prsferrcd,
property occupied at present. produce
good condition. and viii be sold reduced prices T
ties disputablo.
Persons wishing purchase please address by letter,
apply personally doors
''O'' '' N, YOUNG,
An 5-oodn Agent.
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| KNOX WALKER will practise law In the Sop re m
Court Of the Unsd staes and
claims asan-, the Addr.ss wsshnxton, DC.
Mar. iA~0 Hue. -'~~
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DrfTIrp BARTON KEY win attend amy bmsiness
may inssumed with bcme either Of the Of
and Of claims
eresh Departments. Once O street.
WAsmipsror, Juiy 10, ls>6. July H-aawu.
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Assistant Teacher Wanted Immediately.
THE Principal OF the Wnrenon IN o. Male Academy wishes
employ teacher who qualified teach
English mathematics He
good
All applications must be made immediately and by letter. paid
to the Principal, l N
blg-du
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every entitled the right 10 any Of the lands
within the townships and of townships above enumerated
required to establish the TO the satisfaction Of
therefor
practicable after seeing M notice. and before the day appointed
the Of the public sale OF the lands embracing the
claimed; otherwise, such claim will be forfeited
J. BUTTERFIELD, @
MAY l3-lawl3w Commissioner o General Land Office.
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CHURCH CARPETrSG.Just received additional supply
" of carpeting, matching that in Trinity church.
supplied from the bale respect
fully informed opportunity Of nishns their
psw uniformity with that Of the church.
2 bales Cocoa seihtop door
do list carpenng
do do
hand of carpengs, matnrs,
Materials bed table linens which viii be sold
price any retailing house in the country.
May 6-3teon CLAGETT h DODsON.
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WM. II. ID, CROSS,
Attorney and Coprsslior al Lar,
xp..hinx,., Ct,y m ~


Of Columbia and will
collection OF debts and TO the o. claims OF even
including land under the act Of Conges
laey passed. Once in the City Hall
3-n
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rwEyTY DOLLARS REwARD,-Rsn away from the
I'd of March, 1851 colored ChTiA
RtNE, Francis She supposed be about i've feet
Of delicate and
She supposed be hiring out In Wash
inron woman -eorced by Of color
persons against hiring harbong her The
above reward will be paid on her delivery 10 me. -
Mar a5-jawn J. II. HILTON
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Charles
sttinQ . a. Al We'd
neswy 23d Of July the ourfbouss
Cbses county, Maryland between the hours Of
whole OF the real csse Of which Johannes D.
and which generally called and
fCinou md containing about 900
This farm lies the Potomac river ADJOINING Pope
Creek Landing desirable valuable
county ha, upon and Splendid dwelling house,
perfect repair The sna high
well wheat and tobacco
mas upon il large oyster shell bank II will be offered in
desrous
themselves George Dent whose
arm lies adjoining win show the premises
hundred dollars paid
day sale in three equal instruments In two,
years, purchaser giving bond with approved
bearing from LIST January, 1854 at which time posses
given BY Of the the land cannot be
'''' - FREDERICK STONE, Trustee.
-1aAp
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Ill attend the prosecution OF claims before Congress and th
ious erecutve dspar1Asnn Of the government
once and dwelling street. between 9Th and 10Th streets.
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r.. Liable has the the citizens OF
washington Georgetown dsncing
will commence hwrrday January At hs
residence Pennsylvania opposite Wisd's Hotel
Days Of ttioni Washington Thursdays and ssfur-
days, Georgeown--Monaays and Fridays.
Dec os-dtfm
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General Agency nf washington, -. =.
A. FARQUHAR, OF Harrisburg, PepnsylvAnia,
ID the with Mexi-
revolutionary the with Great Britain and the Flof
ida
Por pension. bounty land or scrip.
land order.
oee-The applications cor patents, procuring models
branches
General OHes-Al claims agsns, the department will be
settlement Of quarterly sccounu pay OF
ditto facilitated, Sc -,
New Orleans Delta, Union, MohiIe hdverts Louis
Vile Democrat ST. Louis New Era, Cincinnati Gaeue
,,,,h !. naner - = June 94u
EDMUND II. WILSON, Attorney at Law, Will prarssse
II Washington Collections and cssis eeofs he
attention. Also convey
adjoining counties OF Virginia wiz
duly Office Louisiana four door aeovs
C.mp,s Pavilion. Dse l7-duf
oGee, No. es WaH street, New York.
Mopms FeArxtrs, president.
T. RsSupIcr, vice president.
Pusr fssrsas, sctaary.
THIS company conducted upon ptncpts
and also the principle ofeavna proportion OF the amount
profits, conferred benefits At the
ieast possible and outlay 10 insurers.
Insurance granted 10 persons visiting California
Its Washington comprehends The following ocer
Wm Jones NJ d., medical near corner OF ana 90
.
Peter Washington agent, Apollo Han, Pennsyan avenue
opposite Union buildings '"neE-u
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II ELvILI'S Sermons-2 volumes,
III Manniaas sermops-thrce series, in three volumes
Hoffman Episcopal Church in the
the United States-l vol
bishop History of,he Church Of England Revolution
fGSs-l
Nenndes History Christian Religion and ChWchl vol,
Thorntons Family Prayers and Commeuary-l vol.
Old Truths and New Errors b. Rev, O. NJ ButIer-1 vol
Earnestne.s by q. n. Taylor.
Lady Mary by G. n. Taylor
The Angels Song; by Q. u. Taylor
Mark Wilton by g, II. Taylor.
Margaret, or The Peal; by z. b Taylor.
Scenes in a Clergymans Life by 9, D. Taylor.
wyaus Christian oices--i vol. 49, = -.
May FRANGk TAfLoR.
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FORM No.

STATE
Before jscs peace other officer auhorxed
take adarit personally appeared here The Of
being duly the identical
has in'ert Of Warrantsto whom warrant No - for
under the act Of September 1885, ssusd the
day of-, la5 and who now applies to scas the same
II f.dMants IL
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HANGING Academy First Course.--Mr p. L.rrx ho.
the honor the citizens Of Washington
his first OF dancing lessons for
Tuesday, October 9th his residence
avenue, opposite Wisrds hotel. t,
tuition Washington Thursdays and
daJs. Georgetown Mondays aad Fridays.
Oct o-du
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INSTRUCTIONS In Gymnastics, containing "a full de-
.crpuon of eight hundred cngrayngsi by u y
pAoncc Professor in tho Military School In ST. Peter-bursh
and in rafis. vol ato. - - -
May 03 fRANCk TAfboh
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FORM No.2
Know these prcsen fAsrs asert he Of
vsyvaHss of the county Off,, and State Of do hereby
coAsiitute and appoint OF my true iawfuI
attorney for and locate land warrant
land, which issued under the act Of September
1880
[Power of substisution may be inherited, II dssredl
Signed In presence Of
nfxe,aS Siennf
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h TUBES In Defense Active dcs Places par Gene
n raj picot-i vol .Ua
Ho. Foni6oaon Permsnente, manuel des meleus
dc fnu6caon, aduits de Anemandi
Duparer capitaine du Gene-2 vols and atlas of plates
Moderpe spayse comparce des sys'emes
Aensnde, Maurice csp,aine du Genie
| vol and atlas
foyeonsle Caponnieres IN ocer du Genie
adu Parmene cRpane de Genie vol and atlas
Traite Mes Iu-sge des ofhce In
antefie Q, de cavslerie par P,ofssscur UnRerI vol
Abreae dArces public suforsation dn mintshe de
Ia Jueuce--i vol. and atlas. FL
Forue Tables Rensegnemons psbqne; aide meno're des
nrenieurs dcs architects &c, SC; par Clande-l vol,
military and services and Their
various bvapehes. . 5-Efu.
lust imported direct from Paris, by
May23 fRhNCk TAfboR
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VHE History Of Banking. with Comprehensive
hccontot me Origin, Rise aud Progress NJ
/ don, 1850. THANCk TAYLOR
u
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THE Goid W0rshtppers, The Days VIC Lave In
h6ture histolca novel; by the author Of Whiefrarsv
HMtsony Of Prophecy, by the Rev. Doctor Keith
May - FRANCk TAYLOR
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Tickets only Sl0-Halves $5-Quarters 81 50
Certificates of packages of % whole tickets, Sl20
Do do 26 half do 90
Do do 26 quarter do 20
S65,000! S33627 sal 900. $4,000!
nf : 1 4 nriyQ of 600
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For the benefit of Monongalia Academy.
| Glass G, for 1851.
To be Alexandria, Saturday, the 26th Of july 1851
rs number otery-l2 drawn ballots!
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FORM No. 2.

Sworn 70 and subscribed before this - day Of los
[OWcer's Signature
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-05-05
Gen. Scott,

[pPitlsburgh, Pa as in Cincinna,i Gen.
Scotrs claims upon the Wing party seem
TO meet with little favor. sTEaH,s
sTHEScoTTl MEETING-A ScREw Loos q!
I'VE observe haudbillsg posted around tile
street corners, announcing that a meeting
Of the friends of Gen Scott will 10 held to
morrow, signed "The People" 7" There is
evidently q screw loose in the Whig ranks
in this city. Biddle''s call for Scott
meeting, to which was appended the names
of fsome 800 persons, ''mos, ofwhom never
seen or signed the CALL" appears TO be re.
pudiated by the party, and now an anony.
nous bill has been issued, which plainly
shows that there, is. backing out on the
par, Of somebody! Biddle has got himself
into a bed scrape, but we presume will
manage TO get oul OF it in some way or
other. The great question to be settled to-
morrow, is, who forged the signatures Of
eigh, hundred wings to The call for public
meetinga-P Pitfs6urgh Posi-, 4 - 3
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-05-05
Ohio State Fair.

7 he location for this grand exhibition
has been selected, near Franklinton- We
learn the place is commodius, surrounded
with all necessary facilities, lies to advan.
tage for the erection and arrangement Of
booths, pavilions, and for the exhibition of
live stock. The executive commit, ee lis
now actively engaged in perfecring ar.
rangements for the Fair.
We are informed that the State Board
have ordered two thousand dollars worth
Of plates TO be distributed as awards for pre-.
mlums at the next fair.
The medals ordered for premiums at the
Inst S ate Fair, will be ready for dslribu-
tion by the midele Of July or the frs, Of
August at far,hest. The premium lists of
this fair will soon be printed to be, distrib
uled largely all over the State. -
We learn from Mr.. Mather, the Cores.
ponding Secretary OF The Board, that the
Chemical apparatus will soon be prepared
to analyse soils &c. " :
The time for the mex, State Fair is fixed
for the 24th, 25;h, and 26th days OF Sep
tember. Ohio Statesman.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-05-05
From WASHINGTON.
WAsHINGTGN, April 20.

There is nothing further respecting the
Cuba Invasion. The vessels Of the Home
Squadron now on the look out are the Sa-
ranak, Albany and Decatur, and not The
Germantown which is on its way to the
East India station. he Susquehanna re-
mains in readiness at Norfolk, till Inc mat
ter blows over. 1t is supposed, however.
that the attempt has been abandoned.
The Attorney General will act as Sec
retory of the Interior during the absence
of Mr.. Stuart. -
After full investigation by the Attor.
ney General and the Secretary Of the In
terror, of the charges against Commissioner
Ewbank, they have all been dismissed as
frivulous and untrue, and written state
ment to that effect was given TO Mr.. Ew.
bank. ..--- 50
Ezra Williams, Stanley and George
Lucas, ware removed from the Land Or
fee. The first Two are Democrats, the
other Whig.4 .z.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-05-05
ExD0rtation of SDecie.

The National ln,elligencer some days
since, stated The export OF specie from this
country about thus:
s'Ihe export OF specie 10 Europe ap-
pears 10 be steadily on The increase. F"r
some time back il hos ranged. from ST.
500, 900 to $4,000. 900 per month, bul now
Is lar bev ond sthat amount. During last
week the precious metals exported from The
port OF New York amounted TO Isl, l9l,1
U29.". -e-,~ - - S
he Journal attributes the exporlatlon
ofahe precious metals 10 the Influence ol
s.Locoioco Turiff" policy. Well but we
thought that Congress bad amended the Tia.
riff, neighbor, at the suggestion OF your
whig Secretary Of the Treasury, MIR. Cor
win, Just us he desired it. II so then, whig
policy prevails, and not Locofoco. What
has been the effect under this whig policy
then? Why the Journal says the want Of
proper tariff regulations causes the effiux
of specie. The lnteiligencer informs US
how far the effect has been produced;, for it
says the exports of specie for the last week
amounted 1, ,lsl, ,O29 dollars: So the whig
tariff regulations have scarcely been in op-
era:ion q month, and the result is, that the
specie goes off faster than ever before!
Perhaps the Journal don't like to have
the late tariff law denominated as whig.-
Blu, MIR. Corwin recommended it. True a
democratic Congress passed ii, but Of course
,ba, does not disprove MIR. Corwin's claims
20 its pa,ernity! Mr.. Cerwin then is to
blame for introducing a measure that is
driving out the specie, and the Journal had
better wipe the tears from its lovely face,
and say no more abou. ',Locofoco policy"
driving out the specie. You will find
neighbor thu, your reasoning involves your
own administration, among the s'ruinators'
by sending offthe hard. How sincere the
Journal must be in grieving over this ex-
+ o:,ation of specie! Better make some
sort of public debt out Of the specie vacuum
call it stocks, put it into your free banks!
Pshaw -fudge!-Ohio Sta!esman. -.