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CASFER'S SPANISH MIXTURE.
The Great Purifier Of the Blood,
Non a o., ,,..ss.. A. "a, .rr-r.1,.-,r~ -. 90.
NOT A PAFFlcLE oF MERCURY IN r


An rnfntle NEEDY ior scrotia King. Evil gbeurlat n
Obstinat Cutaue0us Eruptions, Pmplrs postu-s on
the Fac, botches Bois Aguc and Fever Chfoaic sore
Ives, Ring Worm letter, ~eald Head FnuEruent
Pn' of The Bones and Joints stubborn Uiccrs syphiiuc
Disorder, Lumharu, spinal Gems snd al lseases
Arising IRON IND idicpgs Use OF Mercary Imprudencs
o. i1fs, or impunty - the Bleed
II 'S great Alternative ediur AMI Purifier Of The Boot
Is H-ed b. thousands Of grateful patients fro an
part q DE United sttse ehu rstf. da's
able performed by the greatest an r-enes &c Ar
BS SPANISH MiNfUkE." Neuraigs, Rheumsti sIu,
Sercula Eruptons the Sgin Liver Diseases feyrrs n
sers, Od Soes, Ancious OF The Kines 81 ths
Throat, Female Com Diaut,, Pains and Aching Bones
sni oiuts, 90 Pesy pat TO aghi b. using his great
sui inestiInabie rcnedy
Frr All diseases Of the Blood, nothing vet been found
c5mplre whit Il cirsn--s the system Of 80 Impurities.
act- gently md rlhricntly the Lvrs ans Kidneys.
strengthens he Digestion gives ne stomach makes
tn kin elrar ard healthy, and restorrs s Ccnsun,
enfcehed b. dieasr token down b me OF
youth, 20 t. pristine yigg and streugtF.
Tor h, Lahcs incnulparhiy better than al he
rnetcs ever used ts doe- q 'AsrEE's MxrrEn
viii al -sowness o. compilation. bring the
nantlrg 20 rhe~k give elasticity the step and i'm
prove The g-nerai hearth IN kbie degree beyond All
The me.ifars ever heard of.
The lars unrr-r certificates which have received
IRON person oa az psts % th- United states the best
evidence that there ~ iaauug shout The prs, hotel
feeprrs, pas and pGblc Ne tnaSn
III taruauaiiY sl ALL th-i te,uicny uondeTfa
eer'ts Il tas Gtt IT $1,000 PCRirtER
Cal IN he AGFsr and let Crcnar ant Almanac, snd
eai The ~eueai rures has truly greatest Of AL ecnss
has prTiorflrd.
None gr luine aurss szned BENNETT BEFRs, Proprs-
tor, Ne Pearl street. kchrpna Va 20 rnpu az orders
for suPps's- g rsci-s rsnsf - aa'ir1sad
ADD Zoe sale b. " =. GRAY and q " QhADkipGk
Nashville aud ~ brsiers e. Medic ne generally
m4rle--itriwswiy
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A C,,RE FOR BARD TIMES

70 the Road to Wealth at E. n CARR & co.'s. tx
IA change and Loery Brokers', the great Plize sellers Of
the Maryland Lotteries who have. during the six
months, sold raj Capital Prizes besides large nUmher
Of alter ones amounting in the aggregate to than
single rnl he great road wealth to purchase
E. \. CARR co.
Choice Selected Schemes for October, 1855.
Bel-Air, Glass IS, for October 9, IS 8 Scheme
Prize Of So ooo Prize of $1,000 Prize Of $4,000
do ASS 10 do 1000 Sc. &C.
Tickets IS Shares in prnpoiti Certificate Of pack
age Of whoIes so, halves SIS, quarters $3.50.
Patapsco, Glass PA for Oct. IS ls55-scheme
! Prize OF 5000 Prize # 81 900 Prize Of $500
i do 49, 80 ! DO 1870 leo do o.
Tkets s1shsres in proportion Certificate of package
Ct p wholes s16, halves IS, quarters "a.
Washington County, Glass g. for Oct 90 1S55-Scheue
Prize Of s2f9t0 Prizes Of 5000 10 Prizes 81 500
10 do Loco 10 co 800 25 do 2o9
Tickets 4S-Shares in proportion. Certificate Of package
Of z6 wholes s12l, halves 500 quarters 5 80.
Class W. benefit Of the Consolidated Lotteries
dawn in city Of Baltimore, No, Saturday, DC
- 1s55-Scheue IS drawn ballot, in each package Of
2G tickets.
Prse Of s6o.oOo / Prize Of sge9So
do Of 500 are 2,ooO 100 do Of 600 are 1000
889 DO Of 800 are sloi 200. &C. SC
Tickets $50, halves so quarters 81 eghths 50 80
Certificate - package 70 Whoes $3.50, halves 1890,
quarters 500 IS, eighths $s3 -
All orders confidential, and the official drawings viii
Be s-nt 10 al WHO order iCkets.
We receive the all solvent Banks Checks Of
Depot and in return for PRICES Bank CHECKS on
any place in the Uni Ell saps. No nix, single
package Of tickets may draw the fur highest prizes
All letters directed 10 E. n CARR co. viii safely
hand and distant correspondents may feel sure That heir
will be attended TO the they were here
ths rIs-lgeS.
Those at distance viii be particular in naming the post
office, county AMI State
Il has happened that have made eOrrrsp" ndents
rich b, ha6 the pleasure Of personal interview
single trial may pace in possession Of competency
Tor lie Please show this your lrend~. FKY Us Try
u Address, H. n. CARR d CO,
sepl4 No lS5 Pratt street, Baltimore, NJ.
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nNF HUNDRED rh1a-and ~. Racoa
~ tuo bbs. Lard, iar shch VII pay The highest
~ -t pr in easa 20 rrlsfies. Also fsa,h~rs, Neol,
-,usK Falos & Iasras. ana lag sc In exsasnEe Cor
ff-aT e'HrnClF aSnERs0N
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HnzTERY. GLOVES. &c.

IT, r.rise iarzs s,ecs 81 Nsifr. Hresn saa fansy
j soss Cttoa 50 sid Lsi- fissi y iies- al Vissss
: CIfFfuS ( Auhoff,
.uas Sa. IS Cs9sf street.
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VIEW Book on Missions.

Z CfCL8FEpIk uF MIs ifSS; ccufaia ns SIRE
hruvs F.ss % MtsansFy operations ftraufhQut NJ
Waflt Wh GrrFspacs pr-cfp aas ans &C ant 81 ne
sar arlf AID risioas us,odiilon % a- r-pe 81 KEY
LtETaT
fas aa-a,iaa ~ csrryaga 81 81 hssoiiliffas = a.
"a "a O. tae aasre 9eFk FER ~
CukRLss " SMITH,
SIS see A. csslszr street..
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CLOAKs, sHAwLs, &C, sc.
Rich We vet Z "aLs;
" More Antique ramas;
Elegant a. ia Cl"dkS, 10 "a colors;
Cheap Ilodk, ia great variety;
Flegani Long ~haws Gin all cUlOrs and black)
q nts' travelling ohaWs,
kch sciris.
Elegau, SQUARE Shawls.
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0aTswoLD's COTTON GINS.

TIHE subscriber being agent Cor The safe d ne above gins
,-, -eu su,,py on hand, furnish PLANTERS - sher
notice.
Tss Gin. have he character OF making good int gin
,ir e,-tr YIN hing stcr, ciean Ne s-i befter t2AnE
ont r 'osts an B. ash and htsing toXes more durable
d .r. sssisst re than aty other gins use. sad
A. f-ref ~ acre atvantsgss % The pareha.er.
me sost sttsacforY rrfercn-rs fvrn establish
IA. reputai8n which thsv sle ssEstSrgn manain
p trial y uei s-lriiug 80 The directions stA each
E M 80 NJ YEkTMAN.
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FINE PERFUMERY. sc.

TUsT received from IT H. nds importers good assort-
y ment Of Fine E'VTEU1lr.y. Fancy ARR
CIrS. &C., consisting n pttt Of the folloSug,
Ia pc invoice Of genuine English Tooth AMI Hair Brush
IS Al o. = fu- assortment especially 70. chilirru.
puts and Pun Boxes something new aud very nicr)
Lubius Genuine Extracts;
Fine IvO,v 10th Combs,
Large BUtfl.O Dres>ing and Barbers' Combs;
Large Transparent Wash Balls.
Razr's raru-rs Blocks;
TJile VIM gar, a superior article for III Bath,
Tooth Plste and SOAP, OF varions styles patterns
Hair Gloves an Bathing Brushes.
Bay Rum. extra fine IN large bottles;1
Lyons Kath1ir n; Rarrys Tric0pherous;
Vegetable nd Lq1id Rouge PINK Sa' GERS;
Skin puwd r., 0f assorted kind-;
Iiar DIVES OF the N st approved Brands
For ale at SrRETCIt'S TRUG STORE,
septy Corner College and Union streets.
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let Opolitan ( to e.
EJEG CAN'T
FALL WINTER G0ODS!!

w. q. & J. G. McCLEJLAED
opening the IA Ee md mus ei giant -tocK U FALL
y Am WINrrK rrUvIS yer u1yrsd b, ;item, and al
prizes that tail 10 atsy he IT a,ud ous "e par.
tcua ihy ION of Ctsh tuyers 10 Stoc,
We re determined D. Offer Inducements to this cas
RICH DRESS GOODS
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NASHVILLE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
No - Vine Street, Nashville, Tenn.
PHIsCiP,Ls,
CHART.FS HESS AND HENRY WEBER.

CHARLES HESS AND HENRY WEBER.
nEPAKTNiENTsThe system ~ ln-trucio lon adopted for
IL ts Academy s the that pJr,Uei ia The Royal
dlsmy 10 Paris, and cor Prie- n p,p5rImeus, viz
which added Kecapiu ton De- armrnt designed for
those Nh iutendIo adopt liu~c as Profession
TERvS PER SESSION.
Eve s.'on uees one daily, saturday excepted
Four essen. a week, VI, nisy, Tuesday, thursday
soruosoes Drr.rnusr ' i. ''-.,, 50 90
Thee .esgnns ne ", K Nsn.isy, wednesiay and
Friday; ,hs succrrding seek Tuesday and Thursday 49,
I~s-ons sam. in n uiber and in davs As in the
Sophomore Department.
SENIOR Tso ou. rrsE Monday and THURSDAY
l.ss-o1ts aslly, s,turisy excepted
In an Of ihe foregoing Departments. the Piano and
Guitar the only instruments taught.
EXTRAS
Instruction e Harp lessons week Per session ti5 %
" in vocai9a'ion. ~ eS
Italian stfle, ~ 10
@ cilsses u gentlemen on the Violin, FLUTE,
Clariont. se, tao evenings week. IS o.
Eys- An tudon ices due The q the pupil.
one lesson a Sacred Mn.ie g.vsR % ali pupils res
o. ch rye
ant Mo Books furnished gratis the pnps Who VII be
permitted retain them their o~n PTopry a. The close
fgp vii be received at any tiue and charge BON the
prio thrr enter he close " the session The attend
auoe II pupils ~i be required during The lesson only
Ti- A-sIern Yea WI be divided int sessons the
one crmcncing the a Monday n september, AMI clos
o. or the a.t FRIDAY m January, The ether mmeucng 90
be s Nouday IN February and eios on s arst ~ ~
- Pupils inrus.e8 TO their care hail receive close At
en'ian an. unwesrrd ns-iiuiy the pat q the 10.
avail they shan got TAI 20 Ain ne SietAt@a
App ssioa h. made afisr tie = day 81 seFeI-
er. th- Acatrmy hAsis -''h
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OTsCE.
5000 r Z WA r ID!

ON tuesday evening al OAa Fellow Van IN snsse.
W Curing ~ s1ishten q fs Mechanical Pair sasa
asfk n - q Bsfk aith strff e. s-o from ay
rsst cantainsi - IN Bsg Note, louie frcpts. sal
t,s or ahs 1rk tis q sehsng, sifea - iafse8 aaa
entered ~ Isha Wii~rs Alsn, TIRE 81 fef hikss
psoHilssrg nalss siErel mYsef and ruiffsr ~ ~
Ihn Waters Fsss hszn plsiesi trfff, ~iih
at auaasnts 4e tisfk = thr enig bif ~ s
ssnet b. aigsef kn4 sndrsa - AKA. catch as a. cxs
tsufe.
he shove ssasrf bs pail Or ne rriifn ~ N Bis
AL No. ~ sr iafss tAihln VII led ~ r prtase
nseaipr goroBsl reuari fer The surn = -Rf = thcEa
An persons notsd uot - irAae - taiss 80 s1cn
s-,s wfLLo wnLfAAs
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COMES, FANS AND FANCY GOODS.
WILLIAM TAsEER,
L..

INVITES the attention of Southern and Western Mer
chans his stock Of Fans, Combs, Hair. Tooth and
Nail Brushes Ladies' Reticuiss Perum ry Soaps Porte
Munnaies Jet aud BeaI Bracelets, Pocket Book Dress
Buttons nS Needles Hooks all Eyes, Watch Guards,
Wax Cra and Glass Beads Necklaces, &c. lnia Rubber
Combs Canes, Balls and Toys Of every descrip on scis
srrs Razcrs and Cutlery Gold AMI tilt Jtweiry. Accpr-
deons and Vians including general and very large stock
Of Erg D. Freuch ami German Fancy Goods which viii he
sold very prices for sPPROvED PAPER.
Orders Nv selected and put up the best
WILLIAM TASKER, 10 Park Place, New York
PS-please cut this out. my5-dy
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RAILROADS & STAGES
NASHVILLE CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD
49, ss - -: -



IN and after SHndsy aext the PA irst two aly Pas
setiger rraias wiz se rsn ~ and fom Chattanooga
Leaves Nashville day Train. at 7.8e A. NJ, arriving at
Chattanooga ~ 4-20 n.
Leaves SashsHe rieht ESpr-ss, at $50 P NJ. arriving
az Chattanooga st $50 A. ~.
REIURNI<G-Leaves Chattanooga, DAY Train. at 5 As
A. ", arriving a; Nssh7jle at P. 81.
Leaves Cha'tlnoogl gt Express at 50 p NJ arriving
a. Nashville 20 81 =. NJ.
sss- Tie tccoramo5 ,ton Train to and rom Warfare
vii he dscout. nuea s4er this dTts - above
y2l H. l. ANDERSON, suP's.
TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
COLI HBgA, way ESzs0Es .. JACKSON,
LsGRASGE ASD MEMPHIS.
StPLEEDIO -Four Horse Coaches from F.snkln 70 La.
Euscunlhia. florence and "a nt=nmsrv.
Ala. and Aberdeen, Columbus
and ContOu, Miss.
The fine -Four Howe Coach Lines these points are en- in
exc ent oFdr making close connection Eh the Railroad
hAPress Train leaves the Depot at -
Also TO
Pulaski ssfsd FIX ton,
And - al places throughout the southern country
We nave end lines running, c0un-ctug the Rail-
road ~ Franslin.
Passeu -ers Tor
Pulaski aud EIktom
viii leave Nashville on the O'Clock p n T,at, No-4
Wednesday aud Friiay. ~
ACCOE 1lODATICN LINE
leaves Nashville daily At o'clocs p NJ ccnne.,,r q,
Franklin With Dolly -Four Horse Coach line 10 m ,bi,
Fcr al information, throus TcS s. &c apply A. H.. r
er2i railroad stage sni Omnibus Vice No g Cedar street.
opposite the Post Ofice
y. B-Omubuses xill cal for PASSENGERS in any No.. -.
the city. n,srf p "
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FROM NASHVILLE TO NEW ORLEANS
EzHzgssFs.us IN u.y-H2 NAYS

IA Chattanooga All rita, and West Point 60 Nontyor
~ by Railroad. Ticket % hi pom o. be had IN ~
GENERAL stage phce, opposite The Post 0cr Al the De-
pot Price $40 81
FROM MongoG,ry 70 Mobile hy double daily Tine (nr-
ng amt evening" o. stages and steamboats, Getting The
steamers irOm thence 10 New Orleans
a. l. ANDERSON,
marI4-tf Csne-,t S,,,5t \ :, 80
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Pancake Tobacco.

fIsHkr bong aaksG Cor an ask oag auic pafel brazil
/ = Tobacco nauafsesured expire % 10 u., b -
''.. va 'ss g '-'sy y es.,r 10 ~ e,
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SOUTHERN ROUTE
80 zs;5 - 81
NA.gEN ItElllLNa.i,.

tEOM the 18th Instant, n, LIST % June the rates o
Freight iron Charleston ana Savannah Nashville vii
be As follows.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-02-14

The Men Police Bill Withholding Approprtd'
tions from Foreign Military Comprehensive
appointments.
BALTIMORE, Feb. l3, 1855.
In the First Branch of the City Council, last
evening, the new police bill for the reorganization
of the Police Department, received its quietus by
being indefinitely postponed This action, though
no doubt justified by many who voted for the post
ponement, on the score of economy, will scarcely
meet with the approval of our citizens, who have
very generally been looking for some substantial
reform in our present very d.scfive police system
The adding OF some twenty or thirty thousand dol
surely never be allowed to weigh against the advan-
tages of securing to citizens more certain proec-
ton and security against the volators OF law and
order the depredations Of the burglar, and the as
saults of the rufian. Amy expenditure which will
best secure these immunities isthe truest economy
and any policy which falls short of this is but that
Of the penny wise and pound foolish.
The ordinance introduced some weeks ago in
the Council, to withhold the annual appropriation
of 5000 from all military companies, Differed by
persons Of foreign birth, or where majority OF
the privates are of foreign birth, was called up in
the Second Branch yesterday, and, after some dis.
cussion, was passed Previous to its passage \
was amended by reducing the amount OF the annu'
al appropriation from 5000 to 500.
The Council have taken ample time for canvass
ing the claims and merits Of the various individu
ais appointed by the Mayor to the several depart
ments Of the municipal government, having defer
red action on them until Tuesday next.
So far ms have heard any opinion expressed OF
these appointments it has been that of general ap
proyal. In many instances those designated arr
eminently qualified by intelligence and experience
and possess the entire confidence and respect Of
the community.
The famous Colvin will case still occupies the
county circuit court The testimony of both par
ties being concluded on Monday, on the assem-
bling Of the court yesterday, the counsel for the
caveators read petition to the court, praying thai
the jury might be instructed, If warranted by the
evidence produced, TO bring in a verdict, showing
that fraud had been perpetrated by the caveatec il
having the will Of Is47 destroyed, and the intro
duction of clause in the viii Of lS48, revokine
the will of ls45. The counsel for caveatees ther
prayed the court that the jury might be instructed
if the evidence Of the witnesses would authorize tc
bring in a verdict that fraud had been perpetratet
and that Miss Colvin was insane at the time o
making the win Of ls4s. Pending the argumen'
Of the counsel, the court adjourned.
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SENATE.
WEpNEspAY, Feb. IA, 1855.

"WEDNESDAY, FeU' III IuUU'
A communication was received from the War
Department, respecting military reservations, In
dian AFFAIRS &c.
Also, communication from the Navy Depart
ment, respecting dock yards, &c
Mr.. WELLER introduced a resolution, on and
after tomorrow the session of the Senate com
mence at IL instead Of IL o'clock. The yeas and
nays were taken on the question and It was carried
by vote of "a to 81.
Mr.. BADGER moved to rescind the motion to
devote Friday of every week TO private bills.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-02-14

elements of union in the organization of an Amer
lean party on the basis which recognises and main
tains our constitution, as contrasted with other
forms Of government, are not incidents in the pro-
gress of events which should allay the apprehen-
sions of the South and are fully sufficient TO justify
hearty and jealous co-operations
have much more 90 say, which the length OF
THE letter admonishes me must be reserved for
another.
Very respectfully, your friend,
DUR GREEN
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A "RoLLn or FLoUR--Rev. Mark Trafton, of
westfeld, newly elected member Of Congress,
had donation visit last week, and received about
1925, OF which $40 was in money. One of the
gifts was barrel Of flour, which was contributed
by grocer on condition that another man should
roll Il the whole distance half mile TO the minis
ter's house. Which he did--Boston Bee
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-02-14

BIoopY ArrRAr.--The Marshall (Texas) Repub-
lican gives an account of an ARRAY in drinking
house at Sugar Hill Panola county, in which three
men were killed and another desperately, If not
MORALLY wounded Two men, Glass and Grain,
we're about to use pistols on each other-an old
man named Weary, the only sober man, except
some strangers, nterfered, and was shot dead by
Glass. Young Yearly killed Glass, and another
Glass was killed by others while attempting to kill
Young Yeary, who was badly wounded
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Tar BALLOT IN 0REaoN.-The Legislature Of
Oregon does not favor the secret ballot system.
The oregonan says that the Legislature have de-
cded that the system Of voting shall be changed
from ballot 70 viva voce, or in other words, that
each voter shall march up to the polls and proclaim
the name Of each person he wishes to vote for.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-02-14

ct Is affirmed by scientific gentlemen, says the
Boston Post that the pressure of the times, II il
could be used as propellng power, would force
vessel across the Atlantic in twcnty-four hours"
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-02-14

R Hon. Ii. w. billiard has declined be-
ing candidate for the Wing nomination for
Governor Of the State of Alabama.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-02-14

The expenditure Of the city Of Philadelphia, from
July 10th to December 3lst 1854, according 10
the report Of the Comptroller are S2,005,097. The
receipts during the same period, S2,226,l9 The
appropriations during the months of December,
AO14.Ose.
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Baltimore Correspondence.

The Men Police Bill Withholding Appropria-
lions from Foreign Military Comprehensive
Annoiuf,asyaIs
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-11
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Can Wings Vote for Wise 2

The Wise party throughout the State are coun-
ting largely upon the support they expect to OBJ
tain from the Wings. All of sudden they have
discovered that the cold Wing party" was a
gallant and highly respectable party, and hope by
fattery and cajoling to gain their votes. They
are specially Mandatory of Wings of the "Henry
Clay school," and all such are appealed to by the
love and veneration they feel for the memory Of
their great leader to-vote for Mr.. WISE We
hardly imagine that any Wing is green enough
to be deceived by such trick. We respectfully
submit that the supporters OF MIR. Wise have walk
ed up rather too late to the merits of the Wing
party Heretofore they have denounced and pro-
scrbed Wings with virulence unsurpassed in po
litcal warfare, and only now in their hour Of ex-
tremiiy, have they discovered that Wings are en-
titled to some respect. And what right has Mr..
Wise or his friends to ask the followers of Clay
to vote their tcket2 At one time, it is true,
Wise professed to be an admirer of that great
man but before Clay died, and even after death I,
he poured out upon him the most malignant
abuse. In fact there is scarcely distinguished
man in the country, of either party, whom he has
not traduced in the same manner, and the wonder
is that members of any party can be induced to
support him.
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WORTH REMEMBER1NGl

wings know each other by the instincts OF gentle
men and of patriots Henry Il. Vase
Yes. sir that cry of gentleman upon him (Van Bu-
rcn) BY his friends will finish him-with the party
which supports him, they might as well have cried
mad dogr Ii is a certain prognostic that he Is going
down. From the hour that father Ritchic made that ia
tai discovery, the mans doom was seaed.-Henry Il.
IVise
Sir, will put to the gentleman and to the House
case in simple eQuationsin the rule OF three: II sam
ucl Swartwout who Conservative, and so but hall
genuine Locofoco, stole million and quarter, how
mich would he have stolen had he been full blooded p
Henry a. Wise.
He Tobias watkns) is anshumbc apothecary
and here will saw for the benefit of all who would be
honest and who wish to be cean that he keeps tor sale
the very best Of palm soap and chloride OF lime ana
other chemical compositions to take OFT the spots OF To-
cofocoism and to cleanse from all corruption Henry
4. WISE
HAVE 40 ORGANIZATIONS TO MAKE.-Henry a.
Wise.
The nomination of Mr. wsewi absolve all Democrats
from any obligation to support him party grounds
Richmond Examiner.
A man who was a Jackson Van- Buren-man IN ~
CALLED JACKSON A TYRANT IN '33, WOOD
BURY A ROBBER, CASS A PERJURED LIAR,
one who has assaed every leading man and measure OF
the Democratic party man who in eighteen forty
had his left hand upon the throat of the Democracy ana
drawn dagger in his right ready to flesh 1T IN the
Democratic heart A man who deridcd and scoied al
Democracy when lowering clouds were over IT, whs
soughcd off from Whiggery to ylerism went abroad
returned when gentle zephyrs famed the party anu as
pres TO be its Captain, as marIeliousy proper DEMO
crat with NO ORGANIZATIONS TO BLAKE
| Err Governor Smith