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t t ‘ *° cotton 'DROPS*
. "u:zl€.s's ~9[g)1€d‘ VV. '1'. CoNw.tY._
' the second box; woulrlthanl; you, if you think
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V D...‘ RQSWELL S. NICHULS;
- 'TnRMs——Two Do_llars_ per annum. _ z _ ,
Q39’ Letters to tlre‘ publisher must be post-
- paid. ' I ,:. ' . -. . .
:g¢.,><,.\’>»-‘..‘=~<:'.~.’.‘.-- as:-:7;.dz:-::=<:=-=:::=<::;:::-=:2-::2-<;~<::-=: :-;':=-:':=~<> retr-
. . Cheap Goods,
.4’: the-it-b‘zare lately prcta/zicd by Ebenezer Stevens.‘
’ UST~'retut'n_i.:d from New-York with a gene-
ral assortnient of Groceries, which he offers
for sale, low for cash. ’ 7 '
N. B. The subscriber has taken much pains in
selecting. Liquors. 'l‘ztvern-keepers will find it
'to1the‘tt' advanta e b‘ a ; ‘l vinu.
‘vgi ti ppIil$V‘VIS STREl;.'l‘.
’ 2
Vrtorwattr, Oct. 3.
- 3UsTUs L. BUSH,
-' “"4",-’ . 5 vs.
Join: Robbins, Ylfionzas Cflcré, Z0/z/zer Jlfcnd, fstzac
.[l"1’¢'a_tl,-_;'u7z. Jqbcz 1l’[c':z([, l'l'7n. Robbz'7z..v, Carri
Ro’6':5'_air"za-, .//m‘/tony Grccn, S-‘c~mucZ'1-‘inc, Smnucl
_Lyon, and Elislza R. 13c.’c/251'.
‘F~airfiel(l,Supct'ior Courtfieptember Term, 18:20.
Petition to_forcclosc ccrta-.:'n mortgagedfzrcnzises,
lying‘ in Grcenwic/'1, in unit! county I: '
Ordered, by this (.‘ourt_, that said Petition be’-
continued to -the‘ next Term of this Court, to be
holden at Fairfield, insaid ‘county, on the last‘
Tuesday of December next, and that the penden-
cy thereof?b‘e'published inthe Norwalk;Gaze'tte,‘
three weeks successively,‘at least. three weeks be-
fore said last 'l'ueIsday. '
'*28 B_v_the Court‘
. I
Ne.EW GOODS, ._r
l For-~,'sa1e by _E. B. BE.7\".N'E’1' _.
\Vhn has justreturned' from Nelv-.Yot‘l;,:witlt a
fresh supply. Tltose who are desirous tb buy
(,'/1:'afr,>_fb.f C'as'/1,.‘ will do well by calling.
v ./11.,-co, for sale, a‘l-urge Cooking Sta-uc,with all the
Il_(:C€SSz1l"VMa[)l)':tt“cItl15§. — - ' '
Norwalk, Aug. 29.
A. V or ttvo-Ton of good HAY--Apply to
‘ " » ' I7. 1>1t1c_E.
1)/tvm.BUnr., ‘Ck-rlz.
Norwztlli, Oct. 9.‘
},)'omesi'zci Mianufaictetrcs.
' HE subscriber offers for sale, at reduced
prices, for Cash or most kinds of country
produce, at his establishmentin Norwalk, Sheet-
ing and 'S‘h-irting Muslin, Stripes and Cham-
btgays, wholesale and retail. Also Cotton Yarn,
both twist and-"filling (assorted numbers) by the
bundle, run or skein, blue and white, at I~'ztr.-tory
prices. ()anrll‘e\vick,in I-4 and 1-2 lb. balls.
.91? -_RElS'DS"made to any order, on the short-
est notice.
Also, l’at’ent Gotnpositiott for the axles ofcar--_
riages, an excellent‘substitu to for ta r, grease, 86c.
for sale as above. ‘ ’AAl?.ON N ASH.‘
. Dr. Ifuntm-’s celebrated Pz'l.’.?.
El RIVACY must ever be a grand (.’csitlcra‘.um
to those who are so unfonttnaze rtsto con-
tract the Vcnerial faint; and :1 natural anxiety a-
...tises to rid themselves of so rlangezons it com-
plaint", as ezttly as possible : yet l:.a:sl..f-_-lnrss has
~ul'rert been the destruction of many, who other-
wise might have been at this present cl;t._*,*, in
1':-.-:tltlt,and useful members of sticiety. '.l‘n pre-
vent similar occurrences, the proprietor sulm\i1;~'
an easy, simple and StCl‘el nietlmtl to cure the
'same,viz : -1_Jr. Hz.'7ztcr"c Cc’Z(‘,’.Ir(1t(‘(11"iz’z'.s' .” Price
3-1 the box--round which will be found a pract-
ical treatise on the complaint, desczihing l'ull_-.'
‘the s_vm’ptoms and mctht;~d of cure. Tltese Pills,
‘together with Dr. lluntét-’s Injection ,P‘owder.
at-can eiiectual pt'eventz=.tive and remedy, in all
the various stages cftite \‘cnet'ial rlisea-.e, from a
fsimple gottorrlioea to a conlimmetl ltte,(cven when
.-mercury has l't.ilc<.l t'ccentinfe:_.ti_rms 2’t‘.‘\' remo-
red frequently in 3 or 4 days, witlttstg: confine-
-ment or restraint of diet, at the t:'iiii:.g expence
of a few dollars, with perfect s«.~<r'_'cy. .-‘I-2'/:._*'for
"Dr. H(zrztcr‘s cclebmzcd J“z'lls-’-—.-2.0726 arr? gevzufzze
The _/27120-“wing Lr.'ln’1's are /zroqfs of their s~:'2zguldr
and su/zerior zfiicacy. 4 LE‘r'1't=‘.1t t.
S111---Tltt:l.\V'0 boxes of your ‘Dr. Hzinzcrfs ‘
‘celebrated Pills,’ and one packet of ‘Dr.’ Ifurtzefiv
Jnjccziozz Powders,’ came safe through the,Post-
cliice, and I have the pleasure to observe, that the
whole of the symptoms have ceased, alth_ough I
‘had been alllicted near two years, and had been
rcgttlat-rlyattended; during which I became much
zlebilitstcd, but am now, thanks to your most ex-
cellent medicine, restorerl to health. It is now
only ten days since I began" taking them, if any
thing more is needful, -you will please to send as
before. Yours, most obliged, R. C. T.
Plattsburg, Dec‘. 18, l8'l7.
Si-R——Being afflicted with :t venerial taint for
i.-ill'CC years, which had resisted every assistance,
resigned as incural_)lc, tormented with pains in
every bone, swelling in'_‘mat'1"y'pat‘ts, distressing
headache, loss of sleep, not able to’ put my heels
to the grottnd, nor myucoat over my shoulders,
my head fixcd in this horrible situatiun—-I was
advised by a Physician to apply to you for advice,
which was done ‘according to my letter,date'd 19th
Nov. last. I havetalten 5 boxes of ‘Dr. Hunter’s
ycctlrzbrated Pi/1.9,’ you was pleased to send, and
otherwise followqgl your friendly'advice, and am
nowtto all uppc-.t‘ran<:c w_ell ; my pains ceased alter
fit, to forward. more pills as bclbre. _ _
VVith the greatest esteem, in good tmatth,
thankfully, I amyours. A ‘ C. C. M.
Charleston,'l.)ec. 2, L915. ‘ A
"17 hese Pillsarc prepared andsold wholesale by
1l~.e"sole'proprietor, \V.'l‘.Comv,'t'r,Chemist, No.
I ,Bumstead"Place, Commvon-street, Boston, and
retail by appointment by’ B. 8: C. IS,AA(«lS_, Nor-
kllrizes floating from the commencetnentfl
~.walk‘,t\'ich‘ols, Bridgeport‘, and "Jarvis, Stamford.’
.I"rtcc $t,or six boxes or ' ’ ' ’
E. Street, ‘ J
T the new Store, west side the Bridge, have’?
for sale, cheap for Cash, a general il.SS0l‘tg'S
incnt of . , -
Groceries, Ficuit, Cracker ,
T and tGlo'.,.'ss Ware. y _
Being‘ deterrnined to sell low, pet‘sons,,i§ivant
of any of the above articles, will be_well paid for
calling at the above store. ‘
Norwalk, Oct. 2. .
GROCERIE S, &c.
l. UST received and for sale by the subscribers
A generallassortment of.Grocei‘ies. which
1.
ans.
. they will sell low for Cash or country produce.
Also—-Coarse Salt, and i'ewbat'rels of pickled.
Codlish. ' . , ,
SAMUEL ll.URRALI. 8: SON.
Norwalli, June 20. 4 .
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US’? published ‘and for sale by the subscriber,'_
__wholesale and retail, "
Mtnot.E:sttoo1;s',.A1.iuaNAcK, for
O
H Sold also by Josiah B. Baldwin, Bookseller,
.Bl'l(lgCp0l1, the (llilCl‘Cl'l[ P_0S‘t Riders froxn
tlte_(3azet'tc Office. I’. PRlCi£.
Nortvall<,0ct. l6. ‘
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.x{1cI/rarity q/"'1/2.9 -State r_.-/' C02Zflt'CtiCut._l
Fcmjaeld Episcopal Society
" L0ttery——ClcZss2d. '
bCHEME.
2. -.ur«.:--- w».
D:l;rz.'.;'/1;7\t°z"I‘E"Izst');7v"s'
.A fresh supply,just recciv'edfand for sale by the
,sul_)'scriber, at his store afew rods east of the
5."B‘.iCi'clge.—--VVhet"e also may be-hail, a general as-
’s§§-tntent or nttufos and MEDlC‘lNES.
.1." S'1‘.l~‘.P}_Il-'.l§' S"r‘. JOHN.
' ’ Norwalk, Jan. 25. ‘ 91__-__
_ADVER’l'1SEMEN'l'. ‘
C HE subscriber informs his friends and the
‘ public, that he will weave, W'oolen oz Lin-
en Yarn on’ Cotton VVarp, at 2 cents per yard less
than last year. The price will now be 20 cents
for cloth a yard wide, and for th_ree qttarters l6
cents. - - - I’ A. NASH.
N. B. Those who wish to hzive their yarnwove
on blue warp, can have it done’ at 23 cents per
yard.‘ . '
Norwalk. Augzu.--t.2l. . ‘ll
an an
, Accommodatioti P ackcls,
' ,- sail from Ebcnewcr D. Hoyt’s Lawzdiyzg, a
-A .N‘orwalk, for "Peck" Slip, New-Fork. ‘
891.00? UNION, Brown, will commence sail-
‘ ing front the above landing. on ‘Saturday the
lst of ‘April, 'an_d‘return on Th'u"rs'day. ‘Sloop
CITIZEN-, Fentioyetr,-will sail on ,'l"ues'day, and
return on_ Saturday. ‘Sloop 'I_VlECHANl'C, Das-
kam, will sailbn v'l‘-|tursda'y,’a’n'd return the Tues-
day following; each vessel performing her week-
ly trip ll1l‘_Ql_1g*l1 the season. '
- Forfreifi-ht or passage apply to the subscriber,
or to either the Captains on board of their.re-
spcctivevessels.‘ E. D. I-IOYT.
Norwalk, March 27. ‘ i . .
5,, PACKET, .
~ ~ To Sm'.l- from Bnrrall ¢§~ Hubbell’s
l P530 °l 53000 35 533000 ‘LLl'.'Llli% at .N'or-wall4:,,for Peck-Slip, .l\v".-Furl.‘
3 : V 10,00 - 3000 Y H I‘) newand very fast sailing sloop ORlON
fl’ " ‘ 3000 _ B.KnE1.na,mastet‘,having 16 superior and
' 4 ' :90 ‘ 1200“ ‘elegant births, will s.il ‘on Tuesday the 28th
4 ‘ ~00 = 300 finst. and retum the_Saturday following, continu-
l“’0- ‘O0 3 14909 ing. her weekly _trips_thr_oug_h'the season. _
1°‘) ' 50 ‘‘ 59"‘) For freight or passage, apply to the subscri-
‘ 50 E0 ‘ 20"" ibefrs, or to the Captain on board.
nlio " 3‘ :0 ‘ 2400;.‘ .. ,‘gt:';=" Every attention will be paid to the ac-
‘’'_‘‘g 2 '9 ‘ 698°,’ tmodation ofPassengers. . _
-‘3‘*"° C ° = ~“96—"‘-.0 BURRALL S: IIUBBELL.
‘-4005 Prices . I 60% )
7995 Bl‘<tttl§S' _ '*: '
12,000 'i'ici;ets, :1’. iivctloliars is 60,0
' Less than two Blanks to a Prize, and ' l tltq?
thgf
.__..o~.
drcttving, »a ,circumstance very seldom, i
known in this state. . 4 ,- ,.‘
The treasures ofltlii-5 Scherne are not absorbed
by one or two ovea'g‘§t*1'55'_€t'??t'fn"I5't'i_zes,-aégis‘ contmon"-' '
ly the case, but its'.'we-atth is tnot'c,"equitlly,‘ and
therefore more usefully tlistri-butctl.7 ‘
The punctttaiity of tlte'tn:tmtget's in drawing;
' the-7iirst C!!:tss‘o'f tliis_Lottc:ry,_attd their pt’()mpt
payment of the i’rizes,'. gives them confitlence in
issuing this, the second and last Class, together
'wizh;_the ‘lztudablc purpose for which tltr.~',r.;rar.t
was made, ll‘.t'_‘.' coniidently hope‘. uill imhtcc the
public:- to patronize this. ‘
All Prizes subject to the usual deduction of
liiitcen per cent; and Prizes lL‘.‘.‘i than 100 (lollars
pzt_vahle in sixty day all oth-tars in ninety day.»
after the completion ofthc drats-ittg, which will
commence at F'airfic-ld, on the first Tttcsday of
l"ebr»u:.ny next.‘
All I-‘ri-.::-:5 not called 1-4:‘ in one year will he
cons-iclet~e'ly-as. _t:enerousl_y given to tltc Society,
and net tlt-areai't§:r"paitl.
.lz'~:itt~:mAt-I S'rUnc.r‘s,
i’it1.\";..ts T.-tvLon, Mana-
'l'1»toMAs F. ROWL.-\2~.']),_ gers.
.'~:.'.tct-tAn1.t2«: CLARK, Jun.
TicK‘(rr.sj for .5-air by r/is .’lftmagc2'.v.
I’ai:lit-id, i\tt;.:. 1. i820. '26
(\t
onares for sul: by
\V. J. S'§'P.EE'l‘.
Cahmct cmd Chair fifaiciesg.
_ ;_ CHAUNCEYtSMIT H,
NFORMS the public that he has opened a
shop in the old . store of Major Isaacs, next
{',I:,'-''-‘ 'l‘it:'r:ets and
door north ofMessrs. Burrall and llubbellfs store,‘
where may be had Fancy Chairs, in imitation of
curliad .maple, Burcazzs, Tables, Sic. $cc. All
orders in the above line of business, will be tlianlgl
fully received and punctually attended to.
. Norwalk. Sept. 13. ' - £.‘5_tf _
A price for Hbxrd Times.‘
V’ . . COL Oiled and Carded for five cents per
pound. Cloth Fulled, Dyed and finfiislzed
for the following prices :
Indigo Blue for 4-5 cents per‘ yard. _
Black, and _oth.e.r colors, from 14- to 20 ‘cents.
Thin cloth for womt.-n’s tvej.1r,fror_n 12 to ‘l4 cts.
’ Cloth orVVool left at either of the stores in
Riclgefield, will-be immediately forwarded, and
done in the-best mattnerand rctut-ncd.
I . ISURR HULL.
Redding, July 6. l.':tl'
BGUK-BINDENG, &c.
A i PRICE has for sale at his Bookstore and
" .0 Bind_ery, _Le(lger_.~.-;. Day B_oo_ks,’_ \-Vriting‘
and_ Cyphe_ring Books, Mernomntlum Books, Stc.
Blank Books ruletl _and bound to ‘any pattern.———
Town and Probate Records, Scott"s Bibles, and al-
tnos_t' every species of Binding executed at the
shortest; notice and in the best manner-. _ V
_ ./11.90,. on hand, a constant supply of
of almost every desc'ri.pti'un_.__by the gtoée 9|‘, le'.s._s
quantity. _ ‘ Norwalk, Sept. V
- ‘ ASH, and tlie’higlierit',pirice.pui'd for 1?L.tx
L? such. by " E; D} H0'YT?
Némvattz. Sept 11-’ -- .
eve ’._
Norwalk, Mat-ch 27'.
Till’! Coizlrlin Streiigtlzcniwzg Plaster,
matic or Gouty pains, and the Tooth Ache,
.-for sale by the suhscrib_er in Norwall; near the
,_l)t'i(lge, at 12 1-2 cts. the roll. A reasonable al-
7l<:;‘t‘vance made to these who buy to sell again,
AARON N--ASH.
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cjuniis-s’ l"El"’.iI’ORhlI1ZDi,'
T/mg» /zerzxzq/ore c031_s_z'(lcrcd [last relief .’ by
121:. _1t_1«;1_.1_u__«"s. 13 o T.4.N‘1C./1L-- D.R ops,
1%/” ' months afilicted with a Tumour on the
back of his hand which incapacitated him for
work, after having ' tried every thing in vain and
sol-‘Fered an operation on his hand andlconsidered
incut-.t'hle, was cured and restore.d to health by ta-
king 4 bottles ofithese drops.
Mr. Wrz'g,'x.‘ oifiiloston, was 3
with a Fever-sore on one of his legs, had tried
i "Q
bottles.
of Ulcers and Bites, some of which had eaten
COl)Sl(ic:l'c(l in a dying state when ltejbegzui taking
these drops. _ i
.422 1‘;-.;;‘2m.' of Boston, was covered all over with
eruptions, blind with both eyes, was cured by 3
l)ottlc_s. ~ -
«In czrlcrly lady of Boston, was severely afllict-
ed for 16 years with am eruption _all over her,
attended with the most totnrenting. itchings,
burnings and blotches, had lost thereby one fin-
ger andtwo toe nails, was Clll‘<:'(l by 51-bottles-—
she ltad not left her room for six months and was
consi_dered past all relief. ' . .. " -
_ .d_gcnt'1cm<_m of Lexington, was alliicted twenty
years with-five ulcers in his legs, could obtain no
relief, was cured by 4 bottles. ’
tried every tnedtcine vvitltoutsujccess, was ‘cured
with these drops‘.. A . ' ' »
Agent/eman of Roxbury,-was 50 yearsfafilicted
with a humour. on one of his legs. at-tentled with
relief, for 30 years could not lie inbed-at tiines,
was,p.erfectl_v cured by theserdrops. .
' /I lady of Charlestown .was‘2 years alllicted
with ‘a white swelling on her knee-joint, had tried
every assistance and considered pastrelief, cons
' traction had lbrmed, when on taking these‘drop"s
and using Dr. Jebb—’s Liniment, in 3 weeks she’
had the perfect use ‘of the joint, the pain left her,
and by continuing them has obtaint:d'a perfect
cure. . '-- " -t‘
These drops are a- radical cure for-s.cm-vy, scro-
fula, St. Antho'ny’s;fire, leprosy,‘ pimpled faces.-
’ ; enlarged glztntls, sot'e legs,'ulcersveven when the
bone is all'ected, vet1eria'l‘taint's when in-3t"cury has
tailed,‘ are the best springland autumnal ‘physio,
and may be.give.n_,. to children with perfect sa‘le't‘y.
Price‘ 1- dollar per bottle, or .5 bottles for live dol-
lars. §t,’_§° ‘Ask for ‘;Dr;' I€e{.)fc-’s-Botanical 17ro,'.~s.?
None-a‘reAgenuinetun-lesssigned ‘ W. _‘3(‘. C'on2img/T.’
Prepared‘ and sold‘ wholes'ale-iby the sole proprie-
tor, W‘. 'l'.7Conwiay, _cher'ni'st,eN'o. 1, Bdrnsteatl
Place,-‘Bositbn, andiby his special ap'point'rnen_t'by
B. 85 (I. ISAAOS, Norivalk; Seyi‘i1our‘.larvi’s,
Staml'or'd,? Sti‘l‘es~ Nichols,~~~‘Bt-idgépot-f,_ }a'ni'd‘ by
most Booksell'ers‘;i Dru'§’gis1Si'3fid‘iP0Sl14M#§lf51;5s
throtzghout the Union, _wh_ere ‘may be lhaggi ‘all
icines,-iprepa'red ‘by-VV.‘ TL‘ $52
or six boxes for S5.-» - ~ <
N admit‘-.thle remedy for _Nervous, Rhcu-V
years afllicted'
most meclicthes without effect, was cured by two‘
./1 c/.7z'.’d of ilv2_'r. Bzzrrill of Hanover, was cured‘
down to the 1‘ll)s, by 3 bottles." This child was.
A g'.‘.’71{_lc’l)2(1ll of Boston, his.wife and five chil-
dren wasmany years afllicted.w.ith eruptions, had
burning, itching and blotches,was resigned as past ‘
tlmse-j'ttstly' esteemed 'a_nd ‘liligltly;ifi{it'ovéil,‘hl§gl--
I
1 [WHOLE N0’, 4130. r
i From tl/'11.’ ./’l’2‘2'tz'o72‘al Intclligencgr, " ‘
The Session of Conéress is at _.hand,__an.d WE‘.
n_at'ur_ally look'forwa‘rd.to the subjects which_a_t_‘e to‘
occupy its attention. Little change. liaslahell
place in the cornpo'sit_ion.'of either liranch of Con-
gress since the termination of the, first se'ssion of
the present Congre’ss.f ,,Thet"e’hav'e, been tvtfoldtj
three resignations, in_<l'eé_l:l,' in the: Hfottse"
resentatives; but it is presumed tlicy .\.\‘,ilI.:.’:I"l_i)'t _
materially \l2ll'y_til._8'_ complexion A of ~_lll',ll
sion may be presuiiied to be the sanie_ as ,tlicy.'
were at the last. __ _ _ __ ‘_ _ 1 _ if ':
On no point have tlie.ma_nifcstations of public
opinion been more unanimous, or less equivocal,
than on the necessity of abbreviatitpgthe Debates,
in hoth llouses. . In theopinion tha't’‘’by's,uVclt'a_b-
, bretiation the public money,.’and what is
important,the time of Congress, may be hene.li¥_f,.‘3..
cially economist-’d,> we entirely conc‘ur'._. We paid;
ttot,-among those who would _have. Cohgress_ act"
.without sullicient deliberation ;.l>ut we lliiiiktliereu‘
is no. question likely to arise at the pr'es’e,n'_t_/day,
on which every thing‘ useful _n1:iy not .-i'lit_-fsaid‘
within a \ve’§li, and (that most quesfions niay be
discussed and decided within a_sin”gle day} There
is'no ltdvantage in a repetition.ol‘ arguments ali
ready'a(lvattce'cl"; 'aii'cl he who Al_i_'és,no'tliiiig- t'o"ad-g
vance but what, is new, tvillihavie-little’ to say after
a question has lieeh debatecl ’a"whole day, not to
speak of a month, to which extentwe, have lr.nown
debates to be ‘protracted.’ ‘If it be a waste of time
to debate a new question for weeks, it wouldbe
certainly a blarneable consumption ofit to employ
many days or evenhours, on a question ‘which,'at
a preceding session of-Congress, had been com-
pletely exhausted. _. _ « It ' *
’ Applying this refiiark to. the -first question
which will present itself at the'next-session-‘--for
we have relinquished the ‘hope that it would not
be made a question--.'w'e»hope that the»_Misscu‘r.i
subject will be speedily disposed of. VVhen -the
Senators and Representatives from Missouri pre-
sent themselves at the bar of the two Houses,
they will of course’ be refuseda scat, until the
Constitution of the State be ratified._ Expedien.
cy and enmity; therefore, unite, in recommending
an early decision of that question. If the*quest-
ion b’e ‘again opened at lat-'ge, we have ‘no ‘hesita-
tion iii exq-ressing our opinion, thatitwill swallow
up all other questions, defeating the endiaind ob‘-
jcctof the meeting of Congress, by destroying
» that concert] and good feeling among the mem-
r
bersso important to correct legislation. ‘We sin-
cerely hope, therefore, that the matter be deter-
inined by a silent vote, so as to leave Congress
at liberty to give the ‘attention whi'r'h“is~‘du’e to
other important natiosta1‘conc'ems. ‘ - A
The Missouri question -‘being disposed‘ of-'._~we
will ,s‘uppos‘e7wlthin the 'first~wee'.k ofthe sessions;
the hext most urg'ent‘questioi1 is that which ari-
_ ses fromr;§’ii§"§onsidet'atioi1 of-the VVays-and
7 Means. 3?
‘ ‘t'evenu.e’,€fi}§_§ic
A will bezétfi? . ..
_ A V . , 3-im'ann‘e' shfall tithe-supplied? By 'another'<lo'an-2
R. Slzcarmarz, _carp_enter of.Bo'ston,' was.22._ " '
. tvasilastfyear a deficiency in the
it was supplied by a loan.‘- There
;=-great:-‘fa 7 greater deficiency :' in what
cc-meeting the occasion‘, and submit-
gtem of'inter‘nal'tax‘ati_on,_ of moderate
gii"zl‘- judiciously .dist‘rlb‘uted? we have
an1oti§7_):f,;§; _ _ _
" lhat, though it maybe a’ .suhJect-for~.de-
no doti
‘is easy to borrow, and the‘ people scttrcelytkpow
‘when they run in debt; Ins: unpopulat'=?to%l§b§,..
ticular, govetmments are"about asp‘t'o;vident.a's
individuals. 'l‘his'year they have fu’ll‘p0cketsi:-
they exhpty them in-tlregratification of .pleastues,
or at best the supply of wa'nts,-‘imaginary ‘at first,
but which become; real‘byi'ndul'gence. ’l‘he next
‘year the income lesséns‘,‘from causes bey‘ogd their
c.ontrol—-perhaps from ‘a: rel‘a'x’atio‘n=df ‘attention
and application‘: it istoo small-’to';fu‘lfil existing
cngagemients. VV-h'a't' -theb-? "-Why, borrow.--=-
e>':penc‘es increasing rather than'cli’rn-inishiing.”-'-‘-
VV hat then ? ‘Abo1~ro5zv§ more,~‘an'd‘, if themoney
were never to be repaid‘, ?it would be an admira-
ble plan. But, sooner ‘or later,»-hen you can
borrow no longer, yo_u"m‘us't pro'vi‘cle'- for the '«pay-
ment of the debt, —’which it would have?-be'en far
wiser never to have incurred. _To‘ this general
remark lhere are certainly‘ kexceptioirs. --'»M:9‘n¢’y
may he wanted for an iinportant object-in“one“ year
‘and a loan for-that purpose is notonly justifiable,
‘but prudent. To make it‘ so,-however, you must
‘be certain that the ~incoin'e. of succeeding? years
will be suflicient to pay__the int'er_es't, and ‘gradual-
‘ly to extinguish “the debt tolbe ‘cont-ractcd. ,,W'c
do not know wltetlt'er it-is in the power of Con-
gress at present to settle» "the question in 5wli'at
manner the '<lel‘lci_e'r{<':y in the rev'enue isto be per.
mancntly made up‘; “we are pretty sure‘, at least,
that it ‘will 'not'be’settled at the next sessiiJn','and
that another year will"be talc:-i‘) ‘to,-consider of it.
Three wordsare enough for a bi-ll",_§t'rid’ma‘riy
words and much‘ idelibeiafioif are i‘e'quit‘_ed’for"'a
system of. direct‘ait"tl.inditcct lairation.’ ‘ i
'mined at the neirt 's:e’s‘s_ion, the depcifilbiii 9‘f'wlti¢lI
may,'in one way or"anotl1er,‘ have“‘an Ii‘m_pot"taht
effect on the Révéntne. 'V_Ve- refer_ _‘tdj-‘thé‘*'l‘arifiT-
of Dutit-‘s'on, Ir'it.])'olits. ' Tile pprefiént iTaiii_iiiI‘1'iay'
come prohi_bitory, as togetluce the_re_venu‘e-. 5 But:
_ment it, and -we 'thjiik"\'t'e ,sc'e ihdi¢ali0I33,‘lhat
mere will b'e,"at"the ‘nest session’ ol’C'ong'ress_,‘s,ucl1
'a" compromise of conflicting interefs_ts“'arid’opi’n-
ions ‘en this ‘question, as will’res'ult"in”"a legisla.
tion beneficial at once‘jt”o cogntne_r_ce, to manufac-
t’tn"es,~ and to‘ the” révgshtte-2 l_VlV'hatever‘ acl\'ances
these io_tet‘ests, will, ‘of, _coit.t"_s.é,,_ b'e"benefici~al ‘to a’g-2
ricultu,re‘, which _.is'"‘théj-bot;_ol"national indepeh-
deuce." ‘If the gig-‘t‘iCuli_ij_t'is't§','rnerchai1ts,andrn;§n-
ufacturers would‘ , iogertlieltfittpon one ' plain
:,,n:’,”c't' t_¢',~ that theigfifx-gal‘ ‘—,’t’t_*t;_t_'e_1r,‘<'=.stis"Vare‘t,hq’saitie,
;ilié're. i.i€i.ii.1<1‘.n_‘<>'l‘<5I.1'sé‘r:‘bTe.i ilsvfllilicnlty in’ tl1e‘rit$t-
‘the r._ ' 1 have 'fs_o'r_ne _ho[i;é;tli a,t’5liliey‘fa'tfie ‘lJ§’g‘in.
'“iFis.i°'findit.°.‘3.té. . .1.-‘¢“si‘sl,=i“....
ciplé’ ..is ‘to’ be deprecated.‘ _" IA ty“’i§gtwee{
children of the same Tarhilyi ls’ilie'icoifS‘li li‘I"l’I'I‘i"al,'l,i“:,
/
“With some allowance for ‘the c.-.;xemt_i‘o__n'of'publtc‘~.,;,’.
sentiment, the pvietrs‘of.Congress'at the h"e.i‘:‘t_,‘_s'e§-_‘,_«
bate, tliéfifirst couiise will ultiina‘tely_be takenu 5It ' i
taxes, andjmore so to collect~them. -In this p "i .
The year l'ollovving, "th’e3i"ncc-me isistiill l'e-ss,1and .
' , There is, mot‘coiret', another su'bje'ct_.t‘o be de'té'r-..
be so altered, by aiigtflentingclutiés until‘t«'li'é'y’be. " "
it may ‘also bé“’so‘5varied,‘,or‘modifiéd,'as to °aug— ‘ i
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