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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-19
1,NRIs TOOTH PAsTE-An unceualsd penti.


OKRIs TOOTH PAsTE1An sn.su,Iss Denu-
than ear the ations ofhose who have
S.su,es the ses giving 70 them clear and peary white
ana removing and prevent every appearance far
and heals all Of the mouh-arrests the progress OF de-
the tecthard mpsr that peculiar and sweet
,ssSes eers sieJ-snd is also, pree@nsny ais,ns ah
ed for lis q reeabe taste and fragrance -,
The oRRIs IO0Ia rAsIE cam on the ns,s,, ee chan.
free from the objections that apply sush article
and also fso% 'so.s sa are ;pgess. 70 Tooth rowde
grcent In the ess degree Injurious N the teeth and it's
highly recommended by the most .mseni Dentists It's eIten
sive sale and the general Satisfaction that how
ever the best evidences offs popularity and merit reea
FOR sale by u O. Hart IT'S Brcsdw.y;J " Mart NJ D. IN
Broadway, and Is Hudson Howe Guon i2s Chatham ST. "
Guen, va Bswery, corn~r Of Pike and Henry s snd
slseod3ms
NO CUKn No PAY.-sat Rheom. Rnvworm,rst
tes scnd Head Jassen or BARRIERS Itch and Al OF hr
diseases ~ the skin, enectusIy cured by the Of
SANDS Remedy for salt Rheun. which yet fail.
ed 70 cure .ss h sns ne
qua to every purchaser refund the fu price
Til. following certificate OF ITS virtues selected from many
Others recently receivedi- - -
M.srs All D. sands,-Having be,n cured cf severe
case OF Salt Rheum. attended with violent IL hing by the
Of your Remedy and syao OF sarsap,is aud having
liz Inc favorable operation OF friends who have
used II on any adaton deem duty to state pub
Icly b. eft Of the many who are similarly afflicted
Acted pruptlve similar diseases may use your mci
cine with the ues, confidence Of ob,soing r,st u now
shout months cured ana there has nes- no re
appearance oft Yours truly, JosEfH CLARE,
" h shout eight months since this vaiush'e nemesy
rs, ppbcy intodnced and " that tlse between 2oo
500 5000 different have sought and obtained relief by
va use.
Prepared and sold NJ o. SANDS. No. 100 Fu'tos,
corner ~ wl,s~ STREET ssa d by AGENT most II the
beblm
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INK. JOHNSON lscossuitea csnhaesusny a. his oasse
~ No. IL Duane street between Chatham and william
the following Diseases vI:0onorra, 1890 Cbancres
Structures Seminal Weakness, and tn dlss
from venersa poison Improper resmen nr Jotnscn
remove recea Affections two or three days
ard the ost nveterste poporonate tme wthor
ton from business Persons enruag themselves To DrJshn
sens desc nseves with certainty OF success
the most gravsted Scrofoous sores liberated legs
he speedily healed Strangers would dc we'll by giving DR.
Johnson can certain preventative may De made agaiss
othe Diseases hch has fab
ed vixen used within hours after exposure Let
paid ard enclosing aec have the uscessary
dcine, and directions ter itsuse forwarded.
Attendance from 9, A. NJ. to III at sght. Dr. yehnssn ka
cd from Ia Cham bersstrert. ic. 22-1m.
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KNICK kRBOCKER CALCULATING Il
IN BHAnY.

Annual Subscription, H@
Quarterly, L5e
This Library comprises udcieus selection OF than
csG S Ss
Besides The ordinary caaosue braces luve.,s library
who ssds IN % ns Guy TN, w n sn
sryrs 10 the warmes thanks OF the proprietor by
sehoobook Warehouse aud Music Store, Nos 22 ssd 22s
Blocker street J~2s-lm'
nOGS-DOGs-DOGs u. HAVIN0rON has
~ the honor TO the CITIZENS OF The une- States that
breed Of Dogs Rernsrd whose useful qualities
too well known to need much csmmeat Their sagaciy
need further atiesaoa than the charitable Offices they
Pon 81 $ hs
that this mountain aad whs would wise PERISH but
strength are unrvaied ana ibis that renders them 50 we'll
and ss o@ The i:..u
their ,sters Of whom their existence To these
Alse sale several superb Newfoundland wheps which
for size and beauty cannot be surpassed and who are bred
from the celebrated dog Oscar Early application will insure
In Mr. collection viii be found several valuable
dogs, ocudag Italian Greyhoun.. Poodlss and Lapdogs
D. On hand several choice Mecking Birds In iul song
and animals OF various descriptions forming altogether most
Admus nee Is cents-s52 Broadway opposite Lyceun
A CAHD-JAMEs A. v. DAMOUREUx, No. ST.
"A Broadway having entered into arrangement with the
which he will receive spiss water b. dis.
posed u 10 The pablo draugh similar seda water For
certificates referred to-
The unaersgnd have exsmined with much salts acton
novel method of supplying the hest Waters at the
drug store Of james Amourux S77 Broadway. The
Is drawn from ouniain and possess all the pro
pertes anu flavor OF the Putnam Spring
CLARK WRIGHT, NJ. D.
JAMES J. MAPES ESQ
N. PAINE, NJ.
kICOLL "a DERTNG, NJ ID.
BENZ w. McCkEaDY NJ. ID.
J. KEARNEY RODGERS, N. ID.
New )rk, June 10, isSs.
Dear sr-Your apparatus for distributing the Waters Of
Saratoga which draugh cannot fail 10 attract
public aud spondeBt % public
ionsge To the veritsbe &c Putnam Spring
577 Broadway and u perfection taken from the
natural founsi hardly 70 have been expected Yet the
public be assured that draught from founain Is
prest ely such a would be at the natural spring with per-
hsps the advantage Of he little colder The process
simply and perfectly misunderstanding only
In adding supply Of csbosic equal The amouat
presumed be In the transfer AID transportation OF
from the spring, and COO irS Il with ice
hope that an. public will fully rmunerate You for your
trouble and expense In introducing this innocent aud healthy
wafer. Yours, DC.
j. n. MANLEY,
Resident Physician
To JAMES pAmour,ux. SIT Broadway.
New York, June IS. 1854
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The subscriber bes the public thst the mede b.
has septed Of conveying the Water from the Sprisgs
JAMES IAMOUREUx,
te2aroset 971 Broadway.
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IIOUCN,s PANACEA-Prepared solely from vegs.
table matter, by cob Houck Bstimore-which may be
taken with perfect safety by all and In all dseaes Ia
the following dsesses-Dyspeps Los Of APP
petite Iadgeoa InHa alton OF the Stomach, Heart Bura
Dauhes, Dyentery or Flux Piles Fistus, Distracted Mer
suusar and Fever, Rous Re,uittent Fever, Ty
phus Fever, Scarlet Fever, Small PoI Erysp0ss st. Ar
thonys Fire, Asthma, Pe1rsy, Measles Yellow Fever, Cos
tveness wird on the stomach Bowels Cholera hoysus
Consumptos, Infaenra Colds Coughs Infsmnsory Sore
Throat, or Qussey whoeplDg Copgh, Thrush or sore
mouih Purd Ssr Tbrost CIRQUE, Inflammation ofthe Heart
Dropsy, Resets, Diseases ofthe LIVER, Jaundce Difficulty OF
mskag Urine Geet Mysteries Nervous and Scrofuous A.
fecens Of the Members and Lgsens Mercurs and vene
real Diseases Ulcers Affections Of the Skis all dis
arising from Iapure Blood nc, Price per bottle So
Sold by BUSH6 HtLLYER,
Wholesale Druggists
And Dealers IN drugs medeipes paints oil fye woods WIN
dew els &c, No 1st Greenwich street Ne aao nv
DR.. H. ~ Guos corner Bowery and Grsad street aissrr
EOn ME REMOVAL OF sUPEW VIZ.
Gus nAIR-Tnsosne OF ieraie seauty whether on tine
forenesa o. stu more unsighty the upper p may
cfectually renioved by Tree ATKNSONs bEPfLA
TORY It's operation " instantaneous removing the hair
eut the least npproseh TO pain and leaving the n
softer tbas before Bv twice using the Depsory the
the hair are usually destroyed reasrs further sp
rIcatop q No bad Consequences from seedb AZ
prehended "ttmay be used infants skis without ss
bad cHects
The advertiser prepared 10 warrant everv bottle sold :,
him to eserste edecusy, ard 10 be perfectly snocen'nH
effects. Sold whsessle ard retruby -,
ally corner coarusnd'a
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L. GRAHAM BENNEHS, fernperiy OF Newbsrs, N. q.
ArropsEv Apo CoursELLes AT Law.
Linden, Ala
RsvrsKsces-Hes. William CASTOR, Newbera, ~ G.
Hon William H. Haywood, Raj IN. G.
Hon 4. n. Henry, Fayetvlie, ~ g.
Mr.. X. N. Taylor, Mobile, Al
n. y. Bloupt Esq., Mobile, Al
Mr.. Jabp Strong Linden, Al
Mr. william Locke. Linden. Al f1e-er
To UAWpwAwE DEALERs. SIEVE AND
L BRUSH MAKERS.-Rfas Wire 81 the 6oest numbers
W. yi, ,e LEWIS rEucHrwANeER,a co.r,ls.d, st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-19

INSTITUTION FOR THE CUw e 0F STAN
i MERiN0.-Thr institution formerly OF Cousndt street,
will reopened for the reception 81 pupils on the t OF May
25s sprrg Hudson. Arrangements have
persons coming from the country and Others
that board the and thus be Constantly
under the superetendsnse of the Principal The system
taught will he the p-scced by the subscriber for the
last Ave years corspistc Hurdreds OF per-
this city adjoining country have erpcrisacei
s be ne. and testified to It's complete efficacy caring the
worst Of smmerer, Pupils will be received from FIVE years
old to forty cure In all cases guarsIteed or The money
will he refvnied. - - ,
prther inormscn apply to the subscriber al the nstu,e-
Crsular, ssn Re had by spplyag shave containing
MS .,,sm o. cures HENRY WELLS. Principal.
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NOrICE.-Thr Copartnership heretofore existing, On
" de the firm OF wHirsON JAMES, Dissolved b.
nu,usI coos M, on the 9th Of July, 1888 jyis n.
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nRRIs rOOrH PAsTE-As elegant and highly
" approved Den,rihce-
To give a pear Wilderness Tn he teeth,
r ephsnce the charms AID beauty 4 the month,
And add fragrant sweetness ta the breath,
Is an sttapBcnl eng devouty wished,
Though meier ill now efee lively achieved.
Tive t,rrs Tooth Paste happily insures
Tbts much desired result, as will ITS use,
With prsmp,ness ard high satisfaction prove.
THE ORRIs TOOTH PASTE, while ID beauties the
teeth, removing and preventing every appearance o.
tartar and giving them clear and pesry wheoess I'm.
proves the color the lips gums and gives additional
besuty 10 The esbis Of the mosth-by LIS sin,ectin
properties II greatly tends preserve the teeth from decay
and also i'm parts peculiar fragrant the
breath for which the Orris Root Justly and extensively
eeIebrsled. For sale VII lessle and retail by
III. G. HART, No i13 broadway,
ally corner OF Coortiandt st.
The Pearl River banner., 1838-04-21
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ten dollars, and for cotr,ty'fve dollars each.
Postage on letters must be paid 10 receive q
ention.
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pack Of cards IS bath bible, al
maoack, and prayer book 20 me.
This mayor called his servants,
ordered them fo sntertain tbs
soldier web, gave him apiece ol
money, and said he was the
cieverest fellow he ever heard
'in his life.
The Pearl River banner., 1838-04-21
THE BEAUTIFUL HUMP.

THE BEAUTIFUL HUMP.
rfelodious Sisters! gracious Nine!
O'er me thy inspiration ding,
Since far too blcst fate is mime
The beauties Of the HUMr to sing.
TIE HUMr!! what crowding thoughts arise,
What ferns of beauty greet min Eyes;
What bags Of bran or feathers, fnll,
And some perchance too, stuffed with wool,
Before my dazzlcd vision came,
Atthy inspiring, lovely name!
In ancient7ore we fad no mention
or this most beautiful invention,
And hence conclude, what Homer tells
OF Helen and the Grecian bellies,
Is mere fb; for who Ipray,
In this gallant, enlightened day,
Would wage tedious, tpn years. war y,
i For any uelle he ever say,
lf the fair dame should chance to lack
A Husr Of .Beau,y on her backs
Poor Venus claims our Just compassion,
For thoughwith her, nonssdared 70 yies
Yet, in her day, 'twas not the fashion,
A Humr upon tho back 70 te.
the Grsces, too, were pretty creatures.
With lilly skis and comcly features,
With swan-like limbs, round and plump
We, what Of these they had no HUM.
when nature first produced the Fair,
Mong other things, il was her care
YAs the fair form, in beauty crew.
70 shape their back both straight and srucs
EXCEPT indeed, when in whim,
Some uncouth dwarf, or monster grim,
She faycfs with a swelled sack,
Ycsschsd high in honor on the back!
pu, in these days q Wondrfous light,
1aste risss in her power and might,
And disapprering Natures plan,
She forms Gag Of wool OF bran,
And where sAs thinks the Hump should De,
Ssraieh, in Cha, place, Hump yodllsec;
rs. name, with which the Humps abound,
Arc fun of sense as well as sound
Nothing more disniied I'm sure,
Fhan Bishop, Bustle, Tourneur'
And il somc sour, old fashioned dame,
= Should 4arslsaask, what's in names
wed answer---,hat cannot scan,
Hut Ma,am the thing is full of bran!
New lisen 70 me, lady dear,
A word, I'd whisper in your ear:
WHY be so partial to one spot
WAY Humr one place. and others nots
II in Hump, such beauty lies,
As a truo friend, I'd you advise,
To raise the HuMP on eucry place,
And then you'll be all over grace!
4 Then il we, beauties wish to inds
We need not always, lrok behind \"
TO THE PRESS.
Gormandizer, always needing.
Hungry grown by constant feeding,
Down thy fav'nous nav
psw births, murders, and marriages.
Wrof foplings, lore Of sagss, lHl
Phsic, love sndlav. dl
In vain " Sill essays to cram thss,1
Thou'lt sdslo, trash enough to damn thse,
And thsn gsAyor more;
Bow while my pa Ased brow is rsekins,
|tD 1t.,s Games thy foaA In .L,.. ~
The Pearl River banner., 1838-04-21

From TIE NJ Y. Express.
Nh. BoorH THE IRAGEDiAN.--'
Our rcadeys will many Of them
rccollect that Mr. Booth, has a;
times, been the subject ola mel
anchoIly insanity, but for some
time past he has exhibited no
symptoms ola return ofthe NAL
lady, so that his friends conf
identity trusted in his complete
recovery. But the following
account from the charleston
Courier, it4appears tHat his in
sanity has returned, and came
near resulting in the death Of his
friend Mr.. Flynn:
"Hc was in company with
1Mr. Flynn On Saturday, Sunday,
and Mon day, and on Monday
evening attended the ,hatre,
conversing as usual, with such
acduaintancee as he encounter
ed. After leaving the theatre,
they returned to their lodgings,
at the Planters Hotel, both gen
tlemen occupying the same room.
IMr. Flynn undressed himself and
retired to bed, and soon fell a.
sleep, but vas aroused between
! and 2 O'Clock, A. NJ, by rcceiv-
| ing a tremendous blow over the
right eye. He sprang up in bed,
and discovered Mr.. Booth in the
act Of aiming another blow at
him with one of the cast iron
FIRE dogs, taken from the fire
place, near the bed, and with
(which the firstwound had been
Inflicted. Mr.. Flynn endeavG-
ling to avoid the blow, but re-
|ceived it over the left eye, with
such force as broke the fre-dos,
when he leaped from the bell
and escaped from the room, Nj.
Booth in close pursuits and en-
deavoring to infict otherwounds.
They finally grasped and fell,
the hercnIean strength Of Nj.
Booth, while the excitement Of
derang ement, giving him the ad-
vantage. The calls of Mr.. r.
finally brought assistance and
Mr.. Booth was secured Ubt not
until M. Flynn had received a
number Of severe Wounds and
bruises, none Of which, we are
happy TO say, are not Of a dan
gcrous character. Mr.. Booth is
now placed under restraint, and
will doubtless be SO kept. until
he RECEIVERS from his aberrationl
of fmind.
Education Of Females. There
is a season when the youthful
must cease to be young, and the
beautiful to excite admiration.
To learn how to grow old grace
fally, is perhaps one Of the sar-
est and most valuable arts that
can be taught to woman. And
II must be confessed, it lis a se-
we're trial for those women to layI
down beauty, who have nothingi
else to take up. Il is Cor this
sober season Of life that educa-
ton should lay up its resources.
However disregared they may
have been, they will be wanted
now. When admirers fall a.
way, and Aatterers become mute
the mind will be driven 70 retire
into itself; and ifit find no en-
tcrtainment at home, will be
driven back upon the world with
inscreased force. Yet. forget
ting this, we do not seem to edp-
cate our daughters exclusively
for the transient period ofyoulh?
The Pearl River banner., 1838-04-21
'A HOLY PACK or CARDS.
IN. Richard Middleton. 4

IA HOLY PACK OF CARDS.
One Richard Middleton, q
soldier attending divine service
with the rest Of tlIe regiment IN
IA church IN Glasgow, instead of
pulling out 4 bible to end the
parsons text, spread q pack Of
cards before him. This behavior
was observed BY the clergyman
| and sergeant Of the company to
which he belonged. The latter
ordered him to put UP the cards
and ON his refusal conducted
hin after service before the
MAYER, and preferred a formal
COMPLAINT Of Richards inde-
cent conduct. Well, soldier,
said the mayor what excuse
have you to ofisrg If you can
make an apology il is well, i
not, you shah be severely pun
ished. Since your honor has
been SO good replied Richard,
as 10 permit me % speak for my
SEN, ant please your worship, 1
have been eight days on the
march with the bare allowance
Of sixpence per day, and conse-
|qen,ly could not have q bible
or any other good book; on say
ling this, Richard drew out his
|pack Of cards and presenting
one Of the aces to the mayor,
tcontiuing his address 70 the ma
Egistra.e as follows: When ! see
|an ace, may it please your hon
or, it reminds me that there is
lnne God, and when ! look upon
1.-TWO or three, the former puts me
liz mind Of the Father and Son,
land the latter of the Father,
lSon, and Holy Ghost; a four Of
l,hc four Evangelists, Mathew,
MARX, Luke. and John; a FIVE Of
1.-The fiye.wise virgins who were
lortk7ed to trim their lamps,
| I(thrre were ten indeed, but five
1your worship may remember
were wise and five were fool
/ ISL y d six, that 10 sixdays God
lcrcated heaven and earth I; a se-
ven, that on the seventh day he
lrested from all that he had
lmade; an Aight, Of the eight
| righteous persons who we're sa-
we'd from the deluge, viz: Noah
and his wife and three sons and
their wives: a nine, Of the
lIepers clcansed by our Saviour,
| l(,here were ten, but only nine
| loffercd his tribue Of thanks)
and a ten, Of the ten command
ments.
Richard then took the knave,
lplaced ii before him, and passed
on to the queen, on which ne
observed as follows: the queen
reminds me ofthe queen Of She
liza, who came from the utter
most parts Of the earth 70 hear
/ the wisdom Of Solomon, as her
|companion the king does Of the
great King Of Heaven, and Of
| King George the Second.
Well. returned the mayor.
|you have given me q good des-
|criptlon ofall the cards except
1.-The knaye. If your honor will
| mot be angry with me, returned
Richard, | can give yon the
same satisfaction on that as on
|any in the pack. No, said the
|Mayor. Well, returned the sol
|lier, the greatest knave know
lis the sergeant who brought me
before you. | don't know, re-
piled the mayor, whether he be
|the greatest knave or not, but
lam sure he il the greatest fool.
The Pearl River banner., 1838-04-21

The legislature Of Virginia think = :
vying tax upon old bachelors, for th .
benefit Of such children - bays no ts0 j.
'er. B49
The Pearl River banner., 1838-04-21

''eyself, N srsst measufs, upon his gsu.
sroslty. u he then il satisfied With what
he conceive to bs bic triumph. and d.
ssrts p hef when y. beccmes certain that
II q "a his power tolretssn her. he is auil.
tygcfSa speciesof meannnss, 80 isgrsce :.
1ul, thsths foffeits sll claim soliLe re-.
pect Of mankind. Bst let moi tie .iessr.
ted woman repine At ibis sbapdonme rent cf
her; for be proved himself 50 utterly IN
worthy Of her teDjerness, that she NAV
congratulate herself on having escaped
The contamination Of bis. presence. ,Lst
her
The Pearl River banner., 1838-04-21

The Sfsr aEtENcE. .--Tass0 being
told that b had afair opportunity Of ta-.
king advantage Of 4 very bitter enemy
4 wish not u plunder him. said he, but
there are things which ! wish q taksss--
way from bin; not bis honor, biz wealth..
or bis lie. but bis IN will
The Pearl River banner., 1838-04-21

REcirRocAL LovE.-Thers Is hardly
! more ,inainiaole feature In the whole
character of man, than The light esteem
i, which he too frequently holds the trus-
ling affection Of devoted woman =
W5st can ws expect from the generosity
or truth al that man who can repay the
confession Of attachment from woman
vitb neglect or indifference? Jesus sald
hat iii your righteousness exceed not
the righteousness Of the scribss and pbar
;sees. " shall in no wise enter the king
dom Of heaven and yet be confessed
81 that The scribes and rharisees loved
those who loved them. Indeed, thai
love should bsgst indifference N those
sbo are beloved, appears 70 Be sonnns
9,ural. that II every days experience did
not prove the exis encs Of such sn snom-
,lv 10 nature, we could hardly believe i
Before = yir,uous female can be broughs
D profess her attachment to one Of ths
opposite sex, she must have becoms
issplY enamotsd; and she then dings
The Pearl River banner., 1838-04-21

BLAME.--Men submit 10 correction and
criticism much more readily than We sup
pose; only even if wsll grounded, i
must not be too passionate. They are
like flowers, which open to gentle dsws,
but close to heavy rain
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-04
Trust Sale.

Try virtue 81 deed Of Ir ~, executed b,
William T.. Anderson, TO secure the pay
ment &C certain debts thrte,n meniloasd.
shall offer for ssle. on credit al tW elye months
with interest fr,m tie date,
The Store louise now occupied BY
Cave 4 'iollsrd.
Oae other Lot. No. -, with Stable.
adjoining the lot Of Geor. Butg~in, esq op
pnste MEs. Waters
One other Loi, No. -, opposite Vii.
liam humans.
The sale tn take place be'nre tie Count.
House on Saturda, the Is, day of ecembei
next. at 10 clock.
Az 2 o'clock on the same day, I shall Offer
Cor sale. an the came terms. al TIE residence
Of Mr.. Anderson. his
Household Furniture and Kitchen
UtensIls.
For sums under ten dollars cash will be ex
pected. Bond and seruIiiy vi I be tcquired
JAMES WEBB, Trustee.
October ). SO 6v
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-10-04

The following remarks ofihe Mays,
vile Eagle" strike US as very appropriate.
The yilIificstinn and abuse Of Mr.. Clay is
the only matter in which the Emanci patoI
and the Chronicle agree. = On all other
subjects. they are perfect aniipodes:
The Washington Chronicle. the
organ Of Mr.. Calhoun. and The Emanci.
pa,or. the organ Of the Abolilionisls. con
tinue their attack on Mr.. Clay, in refer.
cnce 10 his opinions on slavery. Does il
no, strike every candid mind, that there
is something extremely .,nrighteoas in
THE combination. The Chronicle and
the Emsncipstor--an,ipodes, in relation
10 slavery-bui true yoke fellows. pulling
together with all possible steadiness. in
their efforts to viIIify Mr.. Clay for hi.
opinions on the same subject. white
spirits and black" commingling, socially
on the same errand Of political malcyo'
lence and party rancor."