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Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-11
u down tho lake. To the honor of a way

or down the lake. 10 the nonor OF way
poit we lay no claim, as Muumee is not
within convenient distance from the lake
and we do not, of course expect to be visi-
ted by great number of lake steamboats,,
until the business is such as to call them
here. But the opening of the Wabash and
Erie canal will open new trade, to which
the claims Oft Toedo will be as slight as those
of Maumee to The trade Of way port
When this takes place, the personal lnfu-
ence of the editor of the Toledo Blade will
not be necessary to persuade "some Of the
noble steamers that visit Toledo daily to
show themselves occasionally at the foot Of
the rapids."
THE Ono STATE BUtLRTIN.-We are
indebted to our Post Muster for the first
number Of John A. Bryan's paper, recently
established at Columbus. We are inclined
to wish It's publisher success, not that we
expect he will advocate doctrines or mens-
ures different from those urged by them
whose lead he follows, but that we hope he
will do it in more decent and gentleman
ly manner. No one can doubt the course
he intends to pursue, after reading his
wholesale laudaticns of the Globe and
Statesman, though 1t must be confessed that
his professions of ardent love for truth and
freedom sound rather strangely in connec-
tion with such praises. Indeed, Judging
from the high sounding tropes and figures
of Mr.. Bryan's prospectus, one would be
led to suppose that he was determined, no.
lenS voleHs, to become martyr in some
cause or other, though what that cause may
be we cannot exactly understand. He seems
to think it must be dreadful solemn thing
TO be obliged always to tell the truth, and
he promises to do so with the tragic air Of
hero on the eve of being drawn and quar-
tered becul Sc he will not ostatize from
his creed. NOW II MIR. Bryan is III principle
so much attached to the truth, it will be a
mighty easy thing for him to fall INTO the
habit oftelhng it, and the more practice he
has the easier will it become, and the more
pleasant; and so far are we from believing
there is any danger in it, that we cannot but
be surprised at the apparent terror with
which he contemp!ates the arrival of the
time when it shall become necessary for
him to commence the practice.
The editorial matter of the first number
is rather mediocre, or we would publish a
specimen; but we intend, ere long to pub
sample of political Aummery extant.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-11

A daily paper has been established at
Dunkirk, and is to be continued under the
somewhat doubtful proviso, that it gets sup
port. This rage for daily papers is mighty
pretty, but the way it uses up the printers
is solemn warning to oil type stickers.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-11

e1A boxes Bar Soap, on consignment, for
~ sale by SMITH, HOWE 4 Co:
May IL.
True American., 1839-07-16
LU GIN A COR d A l..

I T. CORDIAL DE LUtINE OU I'ELIXlR DE
~ l'AMOUR.-'lhc United States Agent for the
Lucna Cordial or Fl xir Of iuvc, returns his grateful
acknow!rdc en,enta for n.trrnC patronage which
ha has already received, and also for the many cs
moiilals winch hnyo beea sent hin. touching the the al
most nirncu uloaS efficacy of this lrstinahlc medicine
The wei! founded reputation OF lhr lucin, Cordial
warrants the agent in hra~ ing his long advet t,e-
mehts; but for the benefit Of those persons VIII"
"a yet he unaware o. its nat,.rc he would explicitly
state lint it DR.. MagiHns celebrated discovery,
which hus created such sensation i'll France a! It
speedily the virle powers, where they lave
been exhausted by disease otherwise, aud s''hs'hn-
tally rcnovaes the jrncrcant functions; that it IL
eitcc,ua for the tuor aibs; and nhovc all that it
is the on Y remedy discovered for thc removal OF
npoi'ncv in males and burrnncss in females. Owing
oits vastly nvyoIntin qualities, it is also highly use
iul in glrrt, obsrtcted difficult or painful menstrual
ton, rontincnre of'hc urine, or involuntary discharge
thereof chronic crupton- OF the skin. dropscsl "tiec-
tons of the aged &c.
In order that nll clussrss of society receive the
benefit of Dr. Magnn's discovery, the American pro
prieior has consented that the dial shall be sold in
bottles of each, the reduced price Of 81
which is less than halt the price charged for it it
France.
JOHN WINTERS IIOLDEIWElI, n. y.
lnird States Proprietor.
The above medicine. is for sale Wholesale and retail
nt No. % Povdn- street, between Magazine and CAM
sta New Orleans n,?G
True American., 1839-07-16
sJARRIsON,s SPECIFIC OINTMENT

II ARRISON'S SPECIFIC OINTMENT
TIC great celebrity of this unrlvhilcd t"n
position, especially in the Northern States. leavt'
the proprietor but tito need to say any thing IN
its favor; for it has been generally conceded to It.
that it is beyond all comparison the b. st remedy
tor external complaints that has ever been disco
vorcd. Indeed tuc speed and certainty OF its ope-
rai ms have the appearance of miracle. as a Gers
" u,ies, corns fever sores, chdbiains, white swo
ngs, bcs, piles, spider AID snake bites &c. i'n're
datcIy yield to It's apparently superh'lmlH iii'1n-
ence Thus if properly applied 1t VIII remove a"
nvctcrate corn or break aud heal a bic IN hvc
days, will ailay and perfectly cure an ulcer IN i"o
weeks; aud the most desperate cases OF white
swelling tina, can be magrncd have been destroyed
by it in less than two months. II the bites o POI
snnous reptiles its efficacy is truly surprising an
even in the bite # rabd dog, for If applied IN
time, its power Of attraction wonderful that
they will at arrest the poison, aud ttns pro-
vent it f ON pcrva,ing the system. 1t Is likewise
greatly superior to any mrGIcne heretofore disco
vcrcd Tor the cIaftd backs and lmbs nt hnrscs tor
letters, ring worms, chap?rd lips, and III snort i"f
every external bodily evil tina; may faii to me iot
of man beast.
The proprl tor has received at least 'housan:
" $ cclic Olnt'ncnt,' upwards Of hnndred OF
which were written by rospuctabln members OF the
Medical FacuIty, all breathing the same euiogy
and satisfaction.
Pre- ured at l!9 Liberty street. New York. ant
for sale at IS roydrus street, New Orleans.
mlr26 If
True American., 1839-07-16

RURNHAM'S DKOPS.--'rIis medicine was
1O discovered by the proprir,:. nd ',as been sub
lec,rd to his careful observation for many years
IN every variety Of placficc, and all the disease,
of the diversified American climate; and It is not
given to the public with the utmost conf !"nrc and
believe that it is, most clearly nrlI, in the
cine ever thrown within til. r-ath OF all classes Of
society. 1t is with hc grea''s, prnirielv given in
al, the nnidIcs Whrh niilirt III human ce, from
the established fact, thut when talk, into
mach il acts accounting the state ut the sturI-
ach and the nature ut the disease, ,ithcr an
tmeic, diurr'c, sndnrtr, cAprct0rhn', or crp"r,el
Medicine. That ,tis rra!lv what II pnrpor's t" be,
needs only ,rln To satisfy the iu"st lnCr'dn'"us.
The fact is daily coming To the kn"wied4" Of the
proprpl RS U! i,s beneficial and saving effects in
of the ayur and fever, blIlirus. tvphns,
and scarlet fcvrrs, iliIuruZa, violent colds
dystntcrry or ilnx, dyspepsia "r mrasic,, sa''si y
them that they are not ONLY wnrrn"ted IN wnrnlv
recommending u, hnl they a cent ed nFun from n
sense OF duty Wulcn they owe to the human llml '
to say To all, Try It, and YOU will bear ample tests
ony to all we have id on The su 'lcc:.
The cholera itself, the worst sr"urer which he
ever visited chuhlrv. has been succ"ssulv coz
qucrcd tho proprietor ia thirteen viii, The
OF this mrd'c,na only, without tucl ,ss of singl,
pa airnt. The m,dlc,nc is PFC arrd only bv dnc'nrs
BURNHAM & DAVIS. 81. Louis VI ss,ur; and i.
put up in ph,als each nccomp lmirA with 4 plall
and distinct dlreciior and containing about sI.r,
doses, to hc had for seventy live cents, whlrt
max r,ur the c. apest me ,, inc ever oticrtt
to the pubic.
The above medicine is cold whor>nc and retail
by our a ,cnts, Henry B'anahcl, Dtugglst an'
Apnihccary TchuUplr"ulus street. New Drlrn i
True American., 1839-07-16

ATORRIS e. Co. Ne. 33 Charrras street. now
~ r,crsvng and u,ruInl tn" most splendid. sn
,rnniin and ihShl"na ir stock ni CIuIhnu tncN
have ever cNh'nutd III his market, consisting III
rarl oi the l"ll"wing lrrs hiur, h y" slack, Jet
hIacf, lond"n brown, ri'"n, olive, Inrdnn smnk:.
and golden Owe tr, ci ANA d3r-S coats; htnv-r,
stable. aud nrln ainI t0rk coats, rgnntly iirnls-
ed iancv and PLAIN black rns-imrre and Ci"rh
panrnio ionrs. engNs and irrnrh iancy and rlail
silk and san vests: real market conor,>;
cngis! aud r"nrh f,ncv and pam srars and
hdk'-; chhn"'s, slIksw.h and gum cl"s'lc sns'
pente,s; chnmui-, nrrinn. inmL's w"u, welsh tlan~
mel, silk and cot'"n net >hcrts and drawers; fine
Iln,n aud rnrton sh'rs, with inln ns"m4, plain
and ruiiird; rvorv pearl and rnin handle silk nIn.
brel'as .',ntl's" rrrminm7 ("ov"s--as", n
h.an,iui nrll, IT, I" white Md Tor Weddings, balls.
&C.; Sr t'!rtird SILK nnd ran"nna hdH'$; plain
ii igurrd and en- hro}dertd tan'r'c do; S, k, 1in
wons, mnrlt'n. germantown, and hrn" II aud white
cott4n h,ll h"s,; all "t wh,cnl they offer low Tor
cash. OF tn Unntu"l customers as usual, Nov. |
| EDuCA lIUN-FKENtii anh EAGI.l>H.--
Mr. Iam' recently arv''i IN IhI-tIiy, hrGs leave
to ,n'"rn the ci,.rns ol New prlrans that he will
orrn arudrmv ON Nnudav, ii, January, AT No..
10 inul"ust. street, tor luSiur'l"n nt N"u' ~
| both sexes. IN Ftrnrh aud Enchsh, in winch he
| will be ably assisted bv Mrs. James aud Mrs.
! Me'Ghrr, VII" speak h"I, those inngnnges win
| rrrat huenrv and pnurv, aud win" wtA take char y-
OF tive ,!eparm, Mt a. the v"una sa'iss.
Mr. J .nrs wifi give ht- ~hrl,' attention ,o the
yarluus branches OF tdurarlnn aud iittHIs him selt
that ha wi give entire stil>ItcII"n 10 those VIII u
NAV honor iIu with their con1liencc. nov
NORRIS & Ga, NJ. 81; Chnrlres st eet, are I.
criving daily ti"n Their house In Fh'la 4rIV pima, an
eicynnt and com ,)lrie assortment "i substantial
and ash,"nanie clorhrn.. They invite the al'rn
ton ut the pahic, the, are warranted IN SAVING
thnt strangers and citizens cnnnAt furnish them
selves mo c advanla. .eousy in any clty III III,
lln,on-
n. h. A few d,zon elegant ivory handle VIM
hrclhs, from y to :}6 inches. Also, large II"
whit. pine rarAi,g h"xes, 'rinnA srz"s, v-rv low
kNNCHANGE-ou London, for sale hv
~ ml7 l.HGALE, 93 Common st
ylNliF. subscriber offers or sale $50 hbls Flour; 1T
L bhis Whisksv; 30 casks Eacon sides: Jo ca>hs
! Bacon Shoul,lcrs 10 casks canvassed ,lams.
apr TliuS IlLLLEN, - Camp s
, NNTIiISKF.i-2O0 barrels n'cuied, lanims fon
w steamer Empress, for sue by ii DORSEY.
apl2o "A New l.eves
Is a!2 A THIfE, 81 Grnvier $:
1 iFE FRESERNERS--Ju>, received II super,u
I H. article OF life preseivcrs at the BnHaur,
ar 1T >ll ~ ALLAN
q IME-inuO .asks Thumnston LINE, landng iro,
IL ship Peruvian, for sale by
, npl9 SN WHITNEY, 70 Camp >
INEMENr-liy y,lruc and Roman for sale by
A,rEKM NAND,.ES-3o boxes evlrm ua,ni. Is
! - asserted hraals for sale by
apl u BRipGh& Go l34 Magazine
True American., 1839-07-16

Gas Lishk BANKING Comply, Jauuary ;'0 1889.
TNIlE Str.k OF Coke being .nnch reduced this Com
4 pany will furnish rittsburg Coal, in small quar-
ties, to Their customers.
Orders received 4, the Gas Office. Bank Alley.
jail r. w WEI.LES. Sstc'v,
True American., 1839-07-16

ETAT DE. LA LOUISIANA.
Conr du Premier District Judlciarc-L'E Etat de |,
LnuIsanu,-a tous ccux que ccs prGscntcs con-
ccrncut-Saut
A I"rENDU que William Nackcy, tr Ia vile dc
"a Maysvi!Ic, Kentucky, ayant achrtG a unc vcntc
fate par !c Sheriff de la Paroissc dDr!eans la pro.
pricG c-ap!Cs Gcrtc, srst ad'ire,:G an gr-tic de
ccltc cour ou la ditc vcntc ut enrCg Cgstrte c 2cnc
jour dc Mai de lannto 1899, ponr un avis,
tOrmclncnt ncto dc Ia Legislature de l'Etat de
la Louisiana. intituG Actc pour contlrmcr les
titrcs dos uclnGreurs vcnrs ]uAcialrcs )" APP
prouvG !c 10 Mars IN.!I. Qn'il soft connu, ct
tours pcrsonncs i'll Cresscs sUnt par ccs Plcsentcs
sonltuGs au nom dc l'E.tal de la Louisiana ct de la
du Premier district Jndiciarn Gui pnur-aicnt
avoIr lrot Ia pr"prlcic caprcS dcCrlte, en- consc-
QicnCc duu LGlaut de form" daus furdrc, lc Gecrct
ON |" lngcmcn de la 2o,Ir, vcrtu duqncl la vcn,e
G'C ianr, OIL tic toute irr"gunrC on ill6gaG dams
Destination, favIS gu lc temps at lc mode de la
vrnlr, pour un" Hntrc cause U>nlconqur, Il"
fare voir dams trrmc i,lrs, 'atcr &c la pnbica-
ton de cot avis. pnnTqHnt Ia y"ntG ains ultc ne
srrlil pas cnniirmcrrt hnNu.os'.'r.
LIT die prnprc'G iut vcr,!ue p,r e Sheriff sns-
di ir llcmr Jour t'Avril Dc 'auIpr IS ., en- vertu
d'un drrr''' dc cr,to cour. renHl Ir ! dr. Mars dc
'auut, l~}o dams rati.ir~ de Within N"ckcv
cun'rc Bier Strrrr, No. 1876 du dockci de
c,t," c"nr, ralurLc vri,'r ,"dn N!,lajn NHckrv
s'"st rrhhu acQ'l, Hur p"ur .n prIX :!e ST, lUG
payable coWlnr Su--StVuI
LH"Qitrrur as>,naut H. l';. rncnt Gr la motto DC
dcux heis de- SSh1 So cents chn1ur, qul scron,
dh~ lie 2G mars 10, c, J., hliArc. compliant Iar.
quGrcnr assumaut aussi lc p'm"nt de Ii; somrlr do
S6,5'ih eu| Ia Banquc dc i'uni"n dc la Louisiana
nvrc n'GrGt an tanX d" 10 pour cent a comp,cr du
lcr fGvritr Is 9, ct la balance compliant, ct
servant une hypothcqn. spGcille sur la proprCte
vrrau', jusq"'a cc Quee SOFT payc".
Description de la propriG;c d'Aplcs lc transfer
ludlcla!rc.
L. ,,,i i,t, 4,
True American., 1839-07-16

Si.AllNG lAND---just received few gross
very sup. ror French car.ls, Thin and
fnr, for <uic cheap hv u FELT & Co,
miu :St,tinnrr- h III, : t'hartr.4
True American., 1839-07-16

TTfN, " !
Saddle, bags, duub!c anls ngle; va'iccs; medical
sadaic hau< B,uss, Is cuipr, bags; hestlon tiame
al},rr tn!ln trunks, brass nailed; leather boot top
do, assorted sizes and vnrlnus styles; holsters and
pistol belts coach, gig, snIkey, 'wlI and planters
crop Whips: wool, wurs,,d, cotton and leather
alrIhs and sursineles; s,lrrup lea'her>; Trunk
straps and woIsrci rein web; chain and hook
hamrs: hi nd hndles and lines; $ o'ch collars,
and horse and mule collars, -, all pn,lllirs: mo
rocco, bucK hear. sheep and buffalo skins; pIa led
brass and steel bride hits of ev'rv descr ptlon
plated. brass aud sie, spurs "l every descrptlo
plated, brass and steel stlrrups OF every descriPs
lion
Together will, complete assortment of every
arIicl. IN their line of buslness-all OF which they
offer for sale on accommodating terms.
They will also continue 10 reeve through the
vcar by pack cts from New York, fresh supplies to
keep their stock ample and complete
KOUES, DAVIDSON & CO,
i st
True American., 1839-07-16

n,LOUR-lOn0 bbls superne, i5o Il" tine, for sac by
II II G DORSEY, Al New lever
True American., 1839-07-16

NEW MUSlC--O, Native Music: The Convent b .!
~ Pm raining, rowing l'lnl"; Never Despair, th
don't you remember the hraIlIIu glade in The Drnni
Romance The White House Of the Pep pers: hnu
come ana Love thou art near ne, sung by Mss 5
rii in the grand Romantic Dprra Amlc; Good Mig |
The meeting anl parting; curc for spring Z
tickle wing, by II EuS1rI Come coMc, ihnu art ia 500
row, \ liic on the Ocean wave bv II Russell: She
watched tor him; Eo me let fall tear; Come ut
morning; Ger the bv nnoniiIht Ih"r"'s home
like nay own, nrransed for til" harp hv ! Inhnrrc.-
Royal Walt2rs, by Flcrhr; Queen ViclorIA's Court
tnulrc<. Just received and ipr ale hv
dl9 Il CASEY, 10 Canr st
True American., 1839-07-16

G .onos, corner Tiroii Circle anl Triton W ak.
Those that wish Ay,ntsI address r A:FOL
13't IAN SBE, whucs ie Agrh ! "
NE AGNEltS ) LIQUID bDEN IlOA.-llas
w been long used. both here and in The n"r h
with uniform success. for clea nsing and whitening
the teah, and preventing the tooihachr; preserving
the gums, puri!yin thu tatA, and relivng most
diseases to which the mouth is Iable IN either the
adult or infant -Oac tea spoonful, mixed in wine
glassiul OF pure wafer. and So applied It" he teeth
IN usual manne. with brush, will rtleclua!lv p'e-
vent scnrvy, aud ward off that excrutla.Ing pain.
the tooth ache.
Prepared nnv hv T. T. Wangcr, Surgeon Den.
list to Jefferson College, and sold wholesale and
retail by CARLETON & Co. 81 Canal st.
fb sole agents tor Wancer's Odpnira
True American., 1839-07-16

so fOhn-io sh,-. tor sate Nv
!, 20 AMES.
True American., 1839-07-16

f1ANNL3N 1NE1RMAIkY
1NFE pubic are respectfully informed that ms
L tut"n is erected on The most improved plan,
in an airy and most nd, ,rahie stuation the taub.u
Frankin upon the rah I'd, mile from the Missi
siri.
The building i. large an most conn,ouu.lv divided
in' apartments, for k.epny separate different classes
and Il fierent discusses.
The institution is supplied with the skilfu) anc
attentive male and female muses., and speaking tho
rous modern languages.
Private rooms may be had hv gentlemen at Eve Dc,
lars pc, dav. inciudm. a,tenaucs &c.
Terms in the or mary wards, TWO dollars per do
Slaves also Two dollars. Small Pox in the oTdasp :
Wards, five ialltrs.
An capital surgical operations extra.
Ih. resident physi'ial is Dr Weddenan, TO whns,
rprlcatinn fur admission must he made u to DIR =
'.rzeml,rrg, M II Rsunpart street. apl9 lr
NDR ,ZIEK> COPPtR-Just recsv 3D. in stosr g
u cases assorted IRON to CD sheets, 30 \ Gu i.sa.s
8 LOCKE l. Go
M If From l.yee
LNEI,,ANG.. o. OTPHILAbELPHIA-Eors sale br
s'' MI YORKE, IS camp st
True American., 1839-07-16

FOR SALE HS,
Foans,c General Agent No. ll EychaEg &C Place, near
the Post Office Also by Are. chnu No IL Rue Ru val
]. Baker & Co, No - New i.evce.
Dr. A Marshall Corner st James and Trhar,touas st,.
). Ross Lafayette City.
True American., 1839-07-16
New YoNK, l1th August, 1885.
81 Madison. street.

VALUABLE ENGLISH EDITIONS.
NVARrr.ll'S Wonders Of Geology.
WI Cullingswor,h works
Gibbons miscellaneous works
Rumans works-Waverlv, tma'") portraits
Parrys Lcsen.lrv cabnet-tnwpers WORKS. o's
!!;:sss tales 8 vols-->r Charles Grandson
Goldsmith Animated Nature-Smith on Cottages
Knnx history Of the reformation
Davenport'S Biographical dictionary NC Nr.
Jus, received and for sale by TOWAk'
n37 40 Camp st
1NIE(iANr BttGICiiE>-W William Bell III Char
~ tres ST.. has this day received small assortment
large .nanred and mosaic brrnslins set up IN the
ern STYLE.
V1ANCY MATClIES-Wih beaulul paintings,
lan,ling from ship Alexander from Bremen, for
:s,ebr TRlER,
,.b;,3 81 Magazine st
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-04-10

q AR the Vegetable Hygean Universal
~ Medicine of the British College of
Health, London, imported by DR.. Geo.
Taylor = l-2 Wall street New York.
sole agent in the u. S. for said COLLEGE
can be had of the following persons ev-
cry packet sold in Vermont will be sicn-
ed In aor'ting by PangLorn & Brinsmaid.
Jewellers OF Burlington, VT, Stale Agents,
also by The Sub-Agents selling them: if
not SO signed do not buy them. For sale BY
Ira Button, Brandon.
Hiram L. Cheney, Rutland
). Pine q Co, Fcry Point, Manchester.
Joel Day, Royalton.
James Il. Murdoch, Woodstock.
Andrew Dawson, South Hero.
r. L. Walton & Sons, Montpelier.
Perry Marsh,
{. & J. w. Baxter, Derby Line.
S. E. M rse s. S. LYMAN. Crafsborv
Elijah Cleveland, Coventry.
Sabm kellam, Irasburgh.
Amasa Paine, Lowell
Otis L. Kellon, Montgomery.
y. A. Keith, Sheldon.
David Lyman, ST.. Adams.
Jno. Kelsey, Dlnvile.
VIM. Pierce, Lyndon.
Jonas Flint, St. Johnsbury.
Foster Grow, Chelsea.
n. c. Goddard, Windsor.
M S. BuckIand, Bellows Falls.
J. Steene, Brauleboro'.
); Hagar, Midllebury.
w; r. Greene, Vergennes.
). w. Remington, Johnson. -...
Alfred Hartwell, KeesvilIe, N. Y.
Rlch'd Cotrill, Pittsburgh, N. Y.
Edmund Lyman, North Ferrisburgh.
Jas. Hull, Orwell
:; Erost q Co., Bridport.
=. F. q B. Boyanton, Essex, N. Y
=. b. Hatch, Westport, N. Y.
Maynard kiditr, Moriah, N. Y
every packet of the genuine is
''gned oy Pangborn & Brinsinaid.
DR.. GEO. TAYLOR, 6l.2 Wall ST
Feb. Is. IT : 49, "
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-04-10

privileg es, all the official stations of the
country, into the hands Of the slavehold-
ing power, without single struggled
Are we to cease all exertions for our own
safely, and submit in quiet to the rule of
this power2 Is the calm of despotism to
reign over this land, and the voice offree-
men to be mo more heard ? This sacrifice is
required of US, in order to sustain slavery.
Freemen, will you make it2 Will you
shut your ears and your sympathies, and
withhold from the poor, furnished. slave,
norsel of bread? Can you thus act,
and expect the blessings of heaven upon
your country2 | beseech you to consid-
er for yourselves.
Mr.. President, have been compelled
to enter iuto this discussion from the
course pursued by the Senate on the reso-
luton submitted a few days since. The
cry of Abolltonist has been raised against
me. If those resolutions are Abolition
ism, then am | an Abolitionist from the
sole of my feet to the crown of my head.
Tito maintain the rights Of the States, the
security of the citizen from violence and
outrage, ifto preserve the supremacy OF
the laws, if insisting on the right of pc
tition. as medium through which eUery
person subject to the laws has an undoubt-
ed right to approach the constitutional au-
thorlties OF the country, be the doctrines
of Abolitioniss, it finds a response in ev-
cry beating palse in my veins. Neither
power, nor favor, nor want, nor misery,
shall deter me from its support while the
vital current continues to flow
| Condemned al home for my opposition
to S avery. alone and single handed here
well may feel tremor and emotion in
bearing this lion of slavery in his very
den, and upon his own ground. l should
shrink, sir, at once from this fearful and
unequal contest. was l not thoroughly
convinced that am sustained by the pow
er OF truth and the best interests of the
country
| listened to the Senator from Kentuck
with undivided attention Twas disap
pointed. sadly disappointed l had heare
OF the Senator's tact In making comprom
lses and agreements on this floor, and
though opposed in principle to all such
lSee inside.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-04-10
~ P. FREEMAN, & co.
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Sg9@ GOODS.

NO. 3, WILLIAM ST. NEW-YoRK
RE receiving per late arrivals, su.
q perior assortment. among which are
PACK and Colored, Figured and Plain
Italian Pou de Sole and Gros de Naples !.
Bonnet Don Silk & Satins, Figured & Plain !:
lam L Figured, and Embroidered Satins:
bom6azlnes; Grapes; CoIored, Black
ana Blue Black Silk Velvets: Fancy
L press Shawls; Zephyr handkerchief &
scars; Merino, Chenille, and Brochi
Shawls. ~
- superior assortment Cap, Bonnet, Plain
atleta and Satin Ribbons; Silk, Lace.
and an, Kid Gloves; English and saxony
Thread Edgings and Lace; Lisle Insert
,ngs. and Edgings; Blond; Wash Blond,
WIRE Ground. Figured and Plain; Black
ana White; Black Brussels; Black Lace
wells, with every variety of Lace in use;
Leghorn. Florence, and Tuscan,
= giIsh & American Straw, Sat-
IN q Fancy Bonnets; Artificial
Flowers.
Country Merchants are respectfully in
vlted to call and examine. 266w