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House, or even with the mutter bioaght before It by the gentleman t The fund for lite accomplishment of that great enterprise was

furnished by the General Government,during the Presidency of John Qulncy Adams; and the gentleman from Dearborn (Mr. Lane) with whom the gentleman from FranklinJfMr

Long) seems now to have affiliated -hut re

cently, on this floor claimed that as a Nation

al and not a State Work. Yes, and the same gentleman warned us to be cautious how we meddled with the Canal Lnds,notwithstandIns the million and a half of dollars which the

State Iks loaned on the credit of those lands,

and for which loan, the whole State Is now

taxed to pay the interest. But grant that that work was the entering wedge to our present

system that object was hot In accordance

with the spirit ot the times when the appropriation was secured, nor with the principles of the gentleman assailed. John Test is well known in this country, as an early, staunch & uniform friend of the old American System-

opposed to the positions assumed in the veto

upon the Maysville Road, and the policy which has driven the States into these extrava

gant systems of Internal Improvement. And these views are abundantly manifest in the same . . . . . . . ... k .

teener, naa it suited ine gentleman s purpose to have favored the House with a sttement ol

the whole muter, t If the wisdom and states manship of th0c views, the country has now ample tho'ish sad testimony. But the full Case would ootsa well suit the aim In reference to "I he radons left behind." Those relations. Sr here or elsewhere, I take it, lure little to fer from such disingenous shifts at this time; her will they ever have t am . k . h h -ft. ......

thinking, until the poisoned arrows are hurled by some stronger hand, and in some better cause. Thus far at any rate, they have sustained themselves prettv Well, judging fiom tha partial and honorable maimer in which their country has responded. . Bit, Mr. Speaker, the ruthless p trty spirit tf this debate is too glaringly manifest, from

me wanton m inner in which the gentleman

done, which is deettted fnliltc With them! nature tamely to brook contumelious insult.

pefrcv Itself Is a tuficient Inrentive to action

But in this instance, six years ago, the obliga

tion had arisen to such an agony ol weight, as to become a moral one an obligation which reaches beyond the mere policy of time, Into those eternal principles of moral wright and moral wrong. And a promise of tardy ac

tion would not dot A tpecdn opening of the

channel of trade" is demanded. That, Sir,

was then as it should be: and the demand is mote than doubled now, notwithstanding the tone of the 'Democrat'" seems changed, nnd

old friends who have been well fed, are de

serting us.

But this is not alt' By a reference lo the "Democrat' of the date refered to, it wl! be

found that a Prospectus was, about that time,

ent out to the public, soliciting, for that pa

per, additional support; and its claims for in

creased patronage are mainly put upon the

now damning, ground ot friendship to the immediate adoption of a general system of State

Improvements a system which, at that day. under the then low prices of provisions and labor, the Democrat contended should rost the State at least ten millions of dollars. How heterodox surh a claim for patrenage would now seem in the columns of that print, and how would it now astound many of its

prominent patrons! But times change, nnd some men, nt least, thange with them. Mr. Speaker, a litil cloudy weather will some times t'tifcet a wonderful revolution In the

feelings and sentiments of sun-shine friends. -

Itisthe hgle,Sir,and not the weathercock

that pierces the cloud, upon his untiring hin-

ion, and alike looks the tempest and the sun-

smne tun in tne tare.

If these early indications In favor of the White Water canal, Judge Bigger had exhibited some friends! ip for thewoik a work which runs within eight or nine miles of the whole length of his county, and directly between that county and the market for the Immense surplus of her tiih fields Is It a matter lor M une or wonder. But if the gentleman

would have it understood that Judge Bigger

even the worm lou tread upon will turn nn

you. Yet, however strong my own partisan

feelings may be; and however barbed the missiles may seem, that I may have hurled

elsewhere still, in my seat, and on this Boor,

as a Kepresentative, it has been my aim with religious care to keep I he Demon of patty exorcised from my bosom. In saying this, 1 say

hut that to which all who have known me here, will respond. I have thought, said, nnd

written much about political matters in other places and, were I to follow the example

before me, could, I am vain enough to believe, make a passable Congressional speech. But

I am with the wise man of Israel, In the opinion, that 'there is time for all things' -and this, in my estimation, Is neither the time,nor the place, for such an ambitious display. 1 trust that in this, I shall not be deemed singular, and that this useless and foreign discus

sion will, by common const ht go no further. Let the Report go out and speak to the world for itself. The retaliation is certainly ns

could not, he auU uul, sanction such a dishonorable and false elect ioceerlng document that he would rather his right arm should

be torn from Its sorkct;than put his name to

the report. The gentleman (Mr Lane,) had

been nearly the whole session in pre pa ting

this repot; nnd the main object of it whs, lo benefit a particular party. Mr C. said he be

longing to the party it was intended to benfit; but he disclaimed all such lid his constita-

etite would disclaim it. Before the report was

ordered to be printed, he wanted themlnorly

of the committee lo have time to bring In a

counter report, and let the two reports go lo

the world together lit the antidote go with the poison. As far ns he was concerned, hr was hot afraid to meet the false statements and the wrong conclusions cfthe report, and the unfair improper bearings attempted to he

given to every fart in the- report, before the people of Fountain county; but et he would rather that time should be given to the minority of the committee to make a count r re-

the whole traltcr on its

WHO WANTS nETTER EVIDENCE I would rarer tba reading public to .'.7

mereiie Tniumsry tellers pvouanaa recent! in.i.

Punday Morning News and in tba Good Samaritan relative to the happy and beneficial effects of

aaminiairaiion 01 Mtfaft Lift Mb and Phoenix D,rt.

Thoee who bars perused the letters aboie refer, ed to will observe that in almost every cata the, attest the fact, that no inconvenience of any eon attends tie taking of tbese medicines, In ordinary caees, but that tba patient, without feeling thcr operation, is unlrersallv left in a stronger rv

better atata or health than waa experienced pre,, I oua to being afflicted with diteace; and in all cite, !

uf acuta tucerir.g, great relief is obtained in a ft , I hours, sad a cure is generally effected in 2 or I

itava. In cimi or revtr oiint doeriniinn i '

all hillioua aftrti.-na. it ta unnoroaaarv far m. . ' '

- - - . - - - . . .j ,v. Mi v 1 1 .- say aught, as t believe tha Lit Medicines are no j universally admitted to ba the inottapcedy and rf. I

leciuai cure extant in an a i teases o; inai class. ; Tha Lfa Medicine, are alao a moat excelW 1 1

relief in affections of the Liver and Bowels, ss hit r 11

hfen provea in hundreds or caaea where pstienu ! have coma forward and reauected that their mm h

rienca in taking them might bo published for il

port, nut the whole rr alter on its troper

grc.lt as the injury inflicted by the message.- ground, and, ns he said before, let the antidote benefit of others In their operation in auch cuo, "

fublic justice in theenn is certain; and truth go with Ihe poison. n7 restore u.a tone oime etomacu. strenthenti, can no more be smothered to death, by men He did not so much object lo the statements dig?tiva organa, and Inrigorate tha general four. or devils than Ihe yawning and belching In the report a. to the false coloring that had .rMiVJ aSiSS1" 3?-. t

mouth of jEtna can he be sowed up. i been given them. Take the docur

But If this debate must continue, and nil whole and it w as net true. A perversion of ln health.

the infiamabtc materials,wlth which the mag-' facts had been given to deceive the people. 'n sections of the bead, whether accompanied azines of partisan warfare are crmmed,nre! The whole object of the report was, to make th psin and giddiness, er marked by tbs griei.

lo be thrown Into if,let it tome. I do not the people believe that the s stem of Internal unw of the ho think that the gallant friends around mc here, improvements had produced the ruin, the Ltranirih. and ibalnultii,d mniAm-nii"'

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unnKiupit.., niiu me pecuniary oisinas now eo a:geation, tue t.ua mad icines will ba found ta abroad in the State. This was false. We possess the most salutary efficacy. must look bevond the limits of Indiana for the Constitutions reled, waak.or deesysd, in mtn

cause to (he revolution llml Im.) taken nUra P.r w?"i0B! -Und,r "e influencacf

i i" I 4iu.-iuoa. via cougni, aiinmas, and

f . V Vk Pp-inLlin 111. kuit hU.J t .1 .... tnt'f. ... I k ... . .

. . ........... mc..3,u u now, or nas ever oeen, What Is called nsstt, ttienameof the lion. Stmucl Bi gger.- i torn titan. Ix Urniil.l Imnnm lliat nnn lha

heie is.the imagination so exuberently fer orld which Is not only untrue, but or the nntila as to have ever dreamed, one week ago. truh of whi, h, the Journals of this House, tb it he would h-vc been singled out for party whilst he was a member, a(Trd abundant evl

Spleen to vent its spite upont But a mighty

and unprecedented out-pouring of the truehearted, unp-tmpered and officeloss people, ftem every nook and corner of this young giant State,na placed a writingupon the wall, and gntlem ui'a visions are troubled. Thai can be the only possible cause for this movement. It seems to me, sir, that anv well pois

ed mint, which has seen and heard what has

passed here, from the opening of the Session, would come to the conclusion, that this Hall has been sufficiently piostituted and desecrated by nitionnt pt!ilic without being how converted into a rebuking censorship upon the unbought expression of the People themselves, solemnlv convened in primitive assem

bty. Bdt the Incensed spirit of prty has got no head, it cannot think, it has got no heart. It cannot feel. It snuffs its prey, and the dogs of war are unkennelled, until its vengeance is glutted. For years, Sir, the name of Sunuel Bigger

has been n stranger to Legislative journals andau unfamilliarone In the heartless anuals

uf partitan warfare. It has only been found on the page where the sentiments of Law nnd E jU'ty n enrolled, clear as his own clear head; pure as his own pure heart, and spotless as the ermine with which this General Assembly has twice invested him. But

wh it has he done to permit even n face of bras to lug his n me in here X The point of

attack dues not seem to be verv well defined

hi the genttemWsown mind. I suppose the breast-work is but too recently encountered

to have suffered satisfactory reconnoisance to ba mil''. But it seems to be turmised, that several years ago, the Judge's name was connected with a hill, probably for the construction or survey of the White Water Canal, or some surh thing. The White Water J.nl, nil at once cmi to be an ugly sprite, haunting Ihe dreams of the gentleman from

rrankhn. 1 he ghosts ot the dead do not, I helieve,Sir, trouble those by whom they were well treated whiUl living. But n While Water improvement had earlier friendships than any that may have been yielded it by Judge Bigger. As early as the l?th of May, IS3L about the time of the Maysville Road and Wabash River vetos it will he found that the gerlleman from Dearborn, (Mr. Lane) then in Congress, deemed the White Water a stream of such notional Importance ns to deserve the especial regard ol the General Gov

ernment, destilure ns the stream was then, and is now, of a Port J Entry! Accordingly, under that date, the Journals of Congress

will show, th.it an appropriation of f 10,000 was moved by that distinguished statesman, for the improvement of the Wlnte Water, from Brookville to the Ohio River. But this is notall.soipetime before Judge Bigger could have had any thing to do with a White Water improvement, such a work was favorably spoken of, generally, throughout the State, narticutarlr, amongst the public men and

prints upon the Wabash, and the friends of V.. a a .a tr a a

that great canal. And in August 1 34 1, before anv effective move whatever was made, for the White Water canal, upon A. F. Morrison's taking the editorial chair of the Democrat " the organ of the gentleman's party from Franklin, that prtut held forth in the following language: Th speedy opening of a channel of trade

in the eastern line of counties of this state, is an abject which deserves mora attention than

. . it has received, ana me oiata is morritj : . bound to assist that poition of her citissns, as ., aw atber credit and meant can assist them.1 Tfr.U, Mr. Speaker,!! very strong language.

, "TTitk Ctatei and nations, that io generally

donee. I need not, however, either here or

elsewhcro. et.ter a defence for that gentle man, notwithstanding the gratuitous nnd un

provoked aitai k the gentleman from Franklin, has found it convenient to make upon

dm. Ao, Sir, his own good mind will prove a suAicfent buckler ag itnst such assaulis,were uo the strong arn s of the people thrown a-

round him in numbers that are invincible. But this gothic war is waged not merely upon the political living even the dend, ns it were, are not spared, Dr. Coe,once a Fund commissioner, now no longer In public life and I presume, from his age, never like to be again is sought out, to be hunted down. I

have no personal acquaintance with, nnd

would not know.that gentleman, were I losee him; but I mn told by those who have known him long,that an honest nnd pious life, a head whitened by the frost of manv vcars well

spent, and his limbs now beginning to shiver .. . it... . .

uj'uu uie v.-rgi. ougiu 10 protect mm from rude invasion. Clled into ihe service of the State by Gov. Noble, with the sanction of the Senate twice given; he gave his acknowledged abilities to our financial interests. That of itself, should entitle him to at least rommon respect. His integrity Is above suspicion; and the country, it Is believed, has no reason to question his vlgitence. Such being the case, howwtr much gentlemen may amuse themselves wiih "Soap factory," and

"ary stoc slang, Uiey will be apt to reflect quite as little credit upon themselves, as

Uiey will harm that old man in Ins retuc-

ment. But were he really prostrated in the estimation of hi countrymen, there is no l.r ivery, and certainly bo magnanimity in striking a disarmed and fallen foe. He was not the noh!etofall the hensts that Licked the dertd Lion. I amr.ol exactly apprised of the facts

of the rase, wherein it is suspected that the

Uoctor has rrossed the track of the gentleman from Franklin. If he has not been suffi

ciently lavish in yielding funds to honor the

dralts of gentleman-these are not the times

to tell it. t.et that be postponed to a happier year than this. But, Mr. Speaker, the gentleman intimates that in this extraordinary tirade, which he is pleased to denominate his rrpfy to the speech of my friend from Kmk, tMr. Judah) made more than a month ago, he is but acting on

the dclensive. Defence is consequent upon

attack; and that gentleman has certainly not

been assailed within this House from that

quarter. In fail, Sir, then, as we had for

years until this dav,so far ns every part and

parcel of I he public wotks are concerned, we

regarded him as the most of his polidca

friends were at first with us, hand, heart and

soul. But the centlctnau surelr forcets.when

he calls his a defensive wer. That speech.

the House will well recolh ct, was exiled out by the wanton and vindictive charge of the gentleman from Dearborn, (Mr. Lane) made

directly in the teeth of the gentleman from Khok, that the whigs were the authors and

managers of the system, nnd alone, rcsposiblc

tor the distresses which surround us. But. Sir, this looks to me like sheer pre tense; and ihe wild nnd reckless party com plextion of this debate is an ample demonslra

lion that I am correct. No good can come of

this at home, to gentleman of either parly

concerned ; and abroad, it may do us harm.

Besides our credit, the value of which notion

orable and patriotic mind can estimate we

have at slake millions ni the Teoole's monev.

already expended: and, at now left, incpable

of doing any good. A house divided against itself cannat stand.1 But it is pot in human

or even my own poor self, need hare a freat

deal to fear. If the cannonading must be kept up 1 think we can yet find some metal of sufficient weight nnd calabre, to do tolerably effective execution. And then when the

battle is over and the smoke driven off the appearance of (he ban le fit Id will tell Ihe country who are the wounded, and where ihe slain

lie. But I sincerely hope the vote may be now taken. It is sufhehndy obvious that the Report is to be concurred in, and opposed, by a strict party vote, A week's discussion will not, in the least change the strength of sid s.Hence no good can come of it, but much illfeeling and absolute evil will be the certain result. OH and not trtW is wanted ujon these waves, and let the strife te a ho can pour on the most.

in the monetary nflairsof the Union. Mr C.

consumptive hsbits ara aot n relieved and speedil

LEGISLATIVE. From tht Indian Journal Feb. 12.

again Said thf, he believed the report to be cured. Poverty of blood, and emaciated limbs will

made up ot garbled statements and calcula- era long meet tba happiest change; tba chill

ted, nnd intended, to produce erroneous Im- ery flu,l wi" become rich and balsamic, snd tbi i I limha ba covarad nrill, flokK. Arm ! kaaltkv.

P Mr C'! rM,.d...t..l kv .t...l..i... .I.-, n. J Nervous d.aordsrs of every kind, snd from a Ut.L

.... - -v " "'- ever causa arising, ny before tha effects cftU names of those who now oppose the system of Life Medicines, and all that train ofamklnri.mt.

improvements would be forgotten and sunk inliety, and tremours which so dreadfully affect tt oblivion, while the names of those who had ak, tha sedentary, t.nd tba delicate, a ill in i

ad

dow

sec

unsun

tule and lov bv cverv honornM InHinuiun. certain, and invalvahle remade.

... V. . - " 1 m-i . .... a . T . . .

up hi irr ami iwi tmii- nnrru..'. mwo no uava ionr rcaiuea in not cnmitM.

remarks al lene h anJ ru 1 sh ihrn. i our .".."'v,,

(J A "

next.

Mr Hunt of Jefferson, nt-xt arose and dc

vocaled nnd who still advocate It. aould eorno" ",n8n"cceeau oy cueerruiness, andeterj

n lo rotcrily, not ns some rentlemen p i.--r .. . .

med to imagine, unw ept, unhoi.orcd, nnd and relaiation of the vessels, by too frequent V

g, ' but to be remembered with crali-1 dulgence "f the paaa ions, this medicina is a iai

may take ih Lifo Medicinea with tha VanDiesi ef.

fectfj and persons removing to the Southern Stitw

or West Indies cannot atora a more imnortirt .

A great amount of businest was disposed nounced the report. He pronounced main I ticla of health and life.

of by the Senate on Mokday nnd Tuesday. of the statements false, nnd said that Ihe chair- 1 b folloang cssas are among tLa mot recmt

.More than lilly bills passed, and numerous man of Ihe committee, when he nnned thrm. '-"""Tr""-'?: 9"' J acaoowncgea tnt

others were acted upon. On Monday Messrs. knew them to be false. H referred oartiru-

Cravens and Baiid of St. Joseph entered two larly to that part of the report In rclalion to county, New York-A dreadful tumor destroyei lengthy protests against the passage of the the Madison nnd Indianadolis rail road. Mr nearly tha whole of hie face, noee and iw. Kxre-

ivenei oiii, which we win punu$n ns soon as WO ran make l-imm ttf lliom. Tl.i. KnnnU

... ------ . ....... . - . . aw v..v aw. lit riri LIUIItl a . . . .

on the cure0, l"0 rcPrai with a wood engrarm j in

... i k nix HT niifiuiiiBL now in nntatat-1

no such Case of Thamae Purcell.aenV, 84 yasra of aes

narl v ta I waa afflicted 18 vara will, wsll.ni.a in k;. t.m

III the House, on Monday, Mr Fitch Intro- which he was attached could not succeed un. waa entirely cured by taking 42 nilla in 3 weeks.

duc-d a bill lo provide for the Michigan road on the broad and firm irround of truth: unnn CM of Johu Dulton, Aberdeen, Ohio rheu

ands remaining unsold, and for other purpo- which it was based, let it go down. 'He Ld. "

ses. A motion was made br Mr Wilson of warned his Van Iturt-n frinda nM u ul.i. :

.......... ' , . . I . .7 . . " b" aUtumuitiEii rrmeaj.

.Miami, to strikeout the name of S S I ipton Ihe extreme to which Ih is reDort went, or ill Cateof Lewia Auatin-.nrin)ir.l .irV k...wh

of Cass county, as Commissioner, and Insert I would prostrate them ns nnnrtv. I always relieved br a small doac now cntire'r

.1. . i- r... I. . . n I I t . f

uie names Ol iv m t'OIKC, Ol l'uiton, and if an-1 irr-irom n. v

ner i.awnena ot Marion ;w inch was decided in The Brother J.d tr,l r:.?,""" ?"'"r?urf 0 ..

the negativo. The minium price of the land. nllhli8ld In iK. . u " r V-J v "J " r " "ra ,V Vi.TS" r?1 T L

. t-ii y T . ynlt Pcf "cre- ry confident that Gen. W. H. H irrison will ini. gravel, liier affections, and general nerroui

we can make room lor mem. iiiesenate ana lie believed the repot t to be an el te fused to concur in the Iloucc, fixing (he '21th eering document, intended lo ppernle inst. for adjournment, and amended it by in. next August election; but ho wanted i serting the 17ih instead. dishonored nnd false aid. If the ps

met-.,. tmcivu m ue ciigrosscu iora be our rrtsideiil on the 4lh of March 1811 oeD,,,,Jr n,a ocen eounned seven yesrs was raisi'tfXlI- Wl pmvide for a more "tSkt.1 1 J2lZ!i cred In commit ec of the whole, reported to uTlli, llomlnllin, as far as we -looters on' C.ae of Mr. Badger, wif. of Joaepb B.dgerthe House, and laid upon the table. It is un- can judge. is giving very general satisfaction rly similar to above result the eame. deistood that it will not be taken up again; Rmot,g the partizans of the Whin familv and C'"e """Gooderant, a young unmarried wobut be permitted to sleep the sleep of death. u,e ofdiv sion wl ich sre it f. .V fll n"n-"jifc ?,''','h- "veraf yaia--.a ..nail Yesterday morning, Mr Johnson presented b I ? C-r f uhf L,Me,dicinc cnlirc'' rC8lorad b9r . .... i- . r .. .. . raisea, wnen ine liens arrived, are nil ea J. 1 now hale and haaltkv

mi; I'ciiuirii vi w. iMiin ciueHra, me wiiue ce

Fever

haaltkv

male, who recently, in this town, connected Lsence. The Clae mrr. is,, cough and symptom, of conaumntion-enred in

lersell in narnaga with a light malatto man, Uwir m i,-.,. irv ,rat-j ,k.. feur weak.. Her sister cured ofasevcra attack cf

praying a divorce. Ihe petition wu. arcom- tMt n e,.er from u 'ir h.: mm 'J' nammatory rheumatism i . air

panted by another of the same import, from a ,he nomination wa. V. j n ihVV.V 6 i , V r ""T ffvera attack of acsr i ... ...u e .k.. t il i: it. ,ne "pn"nnon, was read in the Convention, let fever in a few dav.bv the Life Medic nee.

8 viutcii. ui nivjiaiinpoiia. ,! i ,ai . K-pnlllr,ian ..,1 i. Ki,i,.i;n r t !, t.

.J .! r. ! . . a . . : . I - niiia tuci u 0ICIII1II I .--- - w. v ai v u a ioiv. w a as

mmiuiaieiy aucr ma rcaains 01 ine pennons. nUwJ ihs St.i. . ' nind l i.ii,..i on ..... ... .j . f

r Johnson iatroduccd a bill dissolving the Tko Scolt men are confident thMi ii I. .11 frtr ?ure in tweuty-tour hours by the use of the Life

li.nrlt ..l n-.it-,...M. knlavn. k.i.; w ..l . . - i u.,i . ...

and John W Wilson: wl.ich wn.ead hree !rrJ,8,,onVnt.find,n.?.thelM Caae of Banj. J. Tucker aevere caa. of

times and naetd. I., rV " mwm ui i iiaiuie;; and ague-cured in a vary .hurt

ana. iisv a ara s i ipiiii sia ri v. unnn ilea iriiAiM s s nniiaanna ni navanna arHiAi.i s . i. ..unar

.1 I HA hniiM.k aa f L . - , I I " J 1 "fv"" IIVH fO. V Ilin I wa viwii aaaaa IWICTSJ SIX HKf UIOUIIKI i

nalannd Intarnal lmnrA.m.nl.. . l..r". " ''r.:"'",.,J

------ -'-'-" viviiiiiir e

oored, long and pathetic report, replete with mis-statements and electioneering matter.

The reading of the report drew tears from

1 :l t . I 1- .1

. k Z ft . V'. ik ""7"""'"au ee andhear,lhat, as surelr as Manh the " d"tcd to and noureh the conatituiioa. notheard the first of it,and had not known that four,h. u. IRJl ,J ....... '. . there is nothimr mora .eknwid

it came from a committee of the House of .n n.. . ' J . to be neculiarlv otticaciou. in u in.i-j

Representatives of Indiana, from the Speak- risbureh i . H ZZiA I- ." .i n l"" of appetite, indigeatirn., depression ofspinw.

have, by a judicioua use of Moffat'a Life Pi I la ant)

I ll.aAU 1. . a. .a. . -t

"ow, tnougn we have our own Darlr ore- .. . uten "worco io ine enjoyment m fcrences. we do nni l,j.P.n the comforts of life. The Bitter, are pleasant wl k!,V h'reln 1 " P,r,!n- to tha ta.ta and .mr II, gently .Mring. the fiber, ef

i n- pawing eveni, witn its tha Btomacb, and give that proper tcn.ity which s I alii II in it nhiiPi. A'.. j.i:.. e I i j: ... ' . . .

n r c uciirir, rom wnai e itnva uiirefiiiou rrauirra. ai nominir enn oe nei-

..". . i- i- t . . i

er ..a.nieu iooK,.eiueu visage, anu ueiioerate tial chair upon lhal dav."-,.

word. We Should Have concluded that it wna ' .........

a sermon the honorable eenilemnn was read

inffto the House. Its orthodox v. how ever... 1 BNJtnsiiK A State Convention of

the

we would have disDuted. after liateuimr to a 'V.. ye" "rnson, a as held in Nash

o i viiii . nn i in -i.i :...

trembling urahakinz of tha bands and limbs, ob

atinate coughs, shortnesa of breath, or consumptive i knhila.

The Life Medicine, poeaeaa wonderful efficacy in all nervous disorder., fit., headacbea. weaknes-

... i i , j- .f

. . . . . .lara. a aa i inwnm n. .mrii. nimn... u i

few sentences. But it was no sermon, but a . llie Convention whs ti,,,t. confuaed thousht.. wanderimr of the mind.

bonafidc reprot from the committee on canals V. "merou,,J"n?PelWjr attended vapour, and melancholy, and all kind, of hysteric

and internal Improvements. Immediately af- Fea,ass steo by nine Vice nP ara Sr.auaiiy removed by tbeir oee -

ter it waa read a moiioa waa made to lav it on '",ueni'- An tleclona ticket was nomin- .n'cane8a oiiua.iomsca, natulencies. or obstiuc ."T1.: "r!. . lJM Uled with entire un.ni,ii, Lf tioni, they are safe and powerfull, and as a puri

ma woie ana prmi. a umsion oi ine h-icjuoii mhicu f. K. , ' . . ' ar of tha blood, they bava oot tbeir equal in tha

ji m i x i il. s. s i v wintc ni iiirrp. iiisiina inn nnmas i i h

MC. .cu,au. ine repon.a u on ' " Gf HUGH I.. WIIIXW 'a rnnn i T, v. iV wo:'us .. .. . . . .

A motion was then made lo lay the motion to I rnvTLn "aiw a- ror aoomonai parucniara or taa above medicm

print on the table, that the minority of the Th. N ' ... ... . A

- - ...... unimci nwiua IIIU IUIIU

ea, .ea Moffat'a "Good Bamaritan," a copy of

which accompanies the medicine; a copy can al-

. ... .. .. i 4iiu,iiie nnnnpr noim inn i ns

commu.ee migr.i nave lime io prepare ana lheerin. ,.niM1. " . f"-:;"; '7"" 1." waya IwobUinad of tha diflarant AMnta' wh; haa

present a counter report: and Ihen print and . . SV.:" "V""-" lo M P.0 iha madieina for aala.

stitch .he two report, togetntr, that they might -ZZ TllSV. ...

lb medieiM for Mle

U a. m a S Ai a . . .

ninton ii i Z . . I "mb, uflimiD, ana opanian airections can us

At this r " V """" "wmoers connrms us in tne obtained on application at tba office, 375 broad-

. -. .. rr"'""' nara lor son.e lima eniirta.nii I war.

nine: iiiiio mi iniereiiiiiK ucuaio eprnuir uu, i ,i., r t ... 7 I wwi eo. Harrison will get a better vote in A

V? " ."r- Tennessee than .ik. rik. .t... wu: itention.

roughly handled by member, ofbil own par- uide, who rTV,-V "w"":i .

. . I ar rniif..l i . I .1 c-. , . " ! "'

Mr Car ton of Founta n. was the first to oh. r T. " r' -"Vi "'a. e oimw in govern made to

i a ne cimortni itriti i njsse hawa aaa.MiM.i

paaaa aaaat-

post paid letters will receive immediate at-

tt . i i. j

sse commenceu uy uenounc ted wJ nrnvm Vr ,r

intended! r ..iUIe. n. our.

tain the floor.

ing the report as falte lhat it was

to make erroneous and incorrect impressions upon the people that it was intended

to operate upon coming elections.

OCT'In all ages, and in all countries, it lias

Mr C. been observed, that the cultivators ol the soil

declared that he was a friend of the adminis- are those who are least willing to part with tr.ition -that he belonged to the same politic- their rights, and submit themselves lo the a UI al part? w iih the anlWvf the report but bo of a master." William Hbbt IUuusok.

Prepared and aold by WILLIAM B. MOFFAT.

Broadway, mew-York. A liberal d.ductlos

tboee wbo purchase to aell airain.

AGENTS Tbe Life Medicinea mar iIm bs

bad of any of the principle Uraggiata ia ever town throughout tba Uoited States and tbeCaBadasAak for Moffat'a Life Fill, and Phanix Citte" aad be aura that a fao aimilia of John MoCatls T nature i upon tha label of each bottle of CiMpre b.x of Pilla. These valuable Medieiaes are for sale tf QBO.UUIXAS, Dec. 3T, 1KC3-V- - - Vt35ZZ1i