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New-York tribune., 1841-07-19

STOYEs.-S. UTTER & CO, 2I3 Waterreet respectfully
- the early OF their friends and the pubic TO he
pendd purposes for which required
purposes for which intended Our new
patterns four splendid Russia CyHder stoves do
Liverpool Franklns patent Charm Cook Stoves;
Cook Stoves also Utter improved patent Coal
or Wood Cook Paor Wood Franklin Stoves c Fe-Places
Summer Ovens Mouths Portable Furnaces &c &C. dis
count who buy before the lst OF September
5. UTTER & co.
DR. Spoor' Stoves sold aad repaired Iyl7 2w'
New-York tribune., 1841-07-19

A ANTEEXTORTION--Red --Reducton ard Improvement /"
"A Dcny-Peson dssirou Of avoiding the exebant charges
of Dentists advantageous call On " SHERWOOD
Surgeon removed las Grandstreet Centre Market
N.B.-Tooh- ache infallbly cured
examined Of Dr. Sherwoods lncorruphbe
Teeth inserted gol and which are so Pecu
ay adapted render them perfectly useful IN masicang inc
public skliul Dentist $ A. Gam
bIe NJ D. G. Rice D. w. NJ. D. New Orleans May
IN
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

TMPUK T
R WARD l3 ChambeFst confines his practice to the treatment
~ and children. bis long IN this
profession enables him where others have failed
treating female complaints such orequIrs
but hsrt time DR. w. operates for rabsnu
slnntiar defornies with entire
Office hours TO 12 A. VI. and to P. NJ
Z. ALLEN WARD, NJ. D. Surgeon,
Professor OF Diseases of W omen and Children
iv9 f No. 1l3 Cbambers-strect, n. Y.
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SOMETHING: NEW ANs ECONomiCAL.

VItRRIS IMPROVED SUMNER OyENS-The public are re
spcc,y 5 BItecker-strc"i near the Area
dian Ovens. They superior 10 ANY
warranted TO give a>f"con
money si be refunded or cooking they are
cuna They will bake boil and Try all n
do wish be suiiocaed over not
July August will ind tins as dcsuDie an
article cookiEr u the summer ever was invented
thankfully received and punctray attended to- oid
and Tin repaired shortest blythe subscriber
iYl4 Iw- iit OKGE HARRIS, 257t BIeecker street
New-York tribune., 1841-07-19
nR.E. lOURATD,S EAU DE EEAUTE-Ex.

nRF. GOURAUD's EAU DE EEAUTE-Ex
~ tracted the beautiful Exotcs of the mlde nature
perfectly ecacou thorough cleanser of
the k. ercates frsckle- Pmples, Spots Rdnc and all
Eruqtons whatever originang and
radiant blancy the salow complexion BY
ysrng the Eau dc Beaue gradually produces clear
and soft SKIN smooth n velvet actually renzng delicate whe
hand healthy juvenile bloom will IN short
infbly elected While application will tend
promote the of those important functions Of the skin, Of
9ortance beautiful complexion.
In riding driving pomendng enjoying aquatic excursions PIC nc
parties affords relief Of suaburns,
rtaby Of the skim occasoned by the solar heat
Gentlemen after shaving and travelling in the and dust will find
a the irritating and sinarng an and render the skin smooth
and pleasant. Price 81 per bottle
Observe that Eau & abrque Dr. Felix GOuraud New
York % !, e0%n on on +; iGgr our slde @ Of ss @ bottle; % m
composed materially flowers and impeo article which, from
perfect assimilation with the skim aud and
Of tint gives to the counsnane bloom impossible on the
closest npecton from and warranted free from
any mineral substance and mmovabe by PersPaon rubbing
Il handkerchief Price 80 per bottle
To be had where else IN New but at o. Wakersrre one
door from Broadway. ye I'm
ID ING-WORn, TETTER sCALD HEAD, Bar
IL bes Eczema, Bot.hed Fsce Pmpes Itch scabies
other diseases ohe skin ely certainly
REMEDY FOR SALT RHEUM. which has been thoroughly
SIX THOUSAND different cases without nasing
above diseases invited make mmed
' T e cure 0' In IN al all a ~afrsa5 We select the follow lar s
from certificates eydeHee OF its wonderful efficacy
and losg standing Salt Rheum In her certificate be
aysf tried popular mdieises, ai uader Of
noticing extraordinary of Mrs Chapman No. 70 Chha
induced purchase of The remedy Immediately ap
pynI began and entirely we'll" The
of Elizabeth Spear Of Bencham, Mas lady Of 70 OF
truly interesting box and bottle OF the Compound
Extract of Sarapra removed the dca, and made perfect
having been afflicted twenty Mrs Almra
Gardener Morn CT perfectly cured after the disease had
existed for entyhve furm Edwin Por
chaat OF Fall RIVER Mass Joseph Clare No 2es Washngtont
" T.; John Parker facr f Iand and
all been perfectly by wonderful medicine
Prepared sold at wholesale aud re. by A B. D. SANDS 20
and 100 Faton and II East Broadway, " T. Sold also by H.
Ra"ls CO. Albany Triyett Poushkeepsie; d. Paen, New
Havea E w. Ball, Hartford J. A Wads~or,h, Providence
Wu Brown ijl Wa shngonst Boston, d. David Jayne No 20
South Third Phade Paia asd BY druggists generally IN the prn
cipal towns in the Uned States Price 81.
~ B-Nerchaats Supplied the liberal jyI7 In
D ED BACK MONEY all the Banks taken at par for
IL Dry Goods wholesale and retail ~ Pear. yl6 In
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FASHIONABLE
HAIR CUTTING AND SHAVING
PALACE,
ZIG AND TOUPEE M4NUF4CTORf,
No 2k4 Broadway,

Two doors from Fuon-strcc- opposite st Pauis Cnura'
II PHALON formerly Of No. 200 Chatham oees ea'e .S
H. announc that he has REMOVED the absve premises "ncn
he has fitted up regardless of expense such maHer as render
the most cecanta fashionable establishment ei the An IN
New York and governed by the following prices
Hair Cutting. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - cents
Curling.
-.
u No extra charge Curling done at the time OF ai,
~. - f'@ ms
New-York tribune., 1841-07-19

GUNNER DRINKING would remind our reader, of the
- healthy delightful beverage prepared by Messrs
Sands No 100 Fu!ton-st 1t by far superior 10 all other
valuable medicinal properties IN sddi-
make agreeable. perfect substitute
stimulating drinks md the friends of TEN Peanc VIII hnd Jus
thing cnoyatng hsCsl frame and nfsing renewed
health aud From the NeV-f 0rk flane June oO.
TEMPER ANCE DRINK-Thc dcectabe and healthy sum
Sands SssaPara Mead which
themselves from the Syrup IN glass oil
It's favor delightful Sold by druggists and
grocers generally. fromN' l. lauicr,
Prepared sold wholesale and H. and for by
B. & u sands druggists 70 and and Il East Broad
sold also by Ganer Young l32 Chatham St Price oo cents
N.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-19

DOWERY SAVINGS BANK-NewYork. 18th July,
DeilN0TCE-TAe Trustees of this Institution hereby notify
deposors that dividend the
per e dollars and upward and less than
dollars all OF 1--WE
hundred dollars and upward deposited least
three previous the 1T viii be paid to depo'iors and
during the hours OF business al the bank
credit depositor and such
called will remain principal and draw interest
accordingly.
bank open business No l2s Bowery Mondays
Thursday. Saturdays from 5ts o'clock By order OF the
Board of Trustees. JAMES MILLS President
6. H. CoccEsH,L, Sec'y. Jyl6 st
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M. ASHER ATNINsoN'S BOWER. COMPLAINT

- SYRUP a remedy Bowel CoHplas. Summer Complain IN
hildrca Dcucry, Bloody Flax looensss OF the
Bowels Cholera orbus Consumption of the nc,nes
xc-D A. has the pleasing iuiSm the public tha he
used hi Bowel Complaint Syrup IN hs private practice he
ton during that time he opportunities TO
happy between ve hundred and ono thousand
known it 10 fail been fully adhered To- eS
cept the Lungs that have terminated
IN DltrrhYa essential sc ana rendered he
last comparatively comfortable snch oens
the fact respectfully call the attention OF Physicians par
ticul Public generally TO this highly uport
Dr. g. fully pc' iaded his mad that hi' bo~e ON
plant Syrup should he used instance where suh 'e1"e
reuVlred that nfanle Bali OF Mort1y al
thirds doubt wheu Physicians and faens
wi. he of the opinion the Proprietor his Boz
Laboratory No 26 rcsHwichsee' New- orS %neIe ma!
prepared aud compound eaieihes
T"rmscs.b jyl7 I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-07-19
DUHIEY Y0IR REDS, PURIFY YOUR BEDS

Il
Wlards Patent Feather Dressing Machine which removes
all impure smell we'll moths from beds, (Which, If not pro-
will have of the year, rcnovae ad
makes thcH good whes hrst purchased IN
$50 Chahamstrcct OF Mulberry fer
wishing beds dressed BY leaving word have
and returned w charge large assortment
of hand Also Feathers OF al kinds
ranted pure and free from smell Jy2 I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-07-19
[ING,s PATENT PILLAR AND CLAW RE-
II VOLVlSG. OFFICE CHAIRS most e-niorti 4

II YOLVlNG OFFICE CHAIRS most e-nforii-
seated Ia one OF these HAIRS win
the command OF the apartment
zt the necessity position OF the occupant or the
thereby pyenu, much ard inutlng s
viii, cuhi E castors Sotehese chairs cannot get out
order. =. -.
and coaor-and least the celebrated Prcma IoaAins
which peroa NAV sit without exeruon To realize
the superiority of thes- YOU respectfully invited 10 como
~ - ~ ~ A' " ~ Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-19

70 The arnoun, deposited in the Savings ''a'N
Factory girls at Lowell up the present l''''
100000
New-York tribune., 1841-07-19

nEs. CnHAP1N's TRUssEs AND SUPPORT
~ ERS.-Thee Instruments have received ;ne ucoucu Pp
medical this country Iie inventor pas e
following testimonials in the Medical Journal
(ec Medicine ard Surgery the Editor remdrSS
We taken inquire of the best auhor't us tn
Dr. C apparatus and find them much approved oy INC pro-
fcsson."
(Bosior Medical and Surgical JonrnaD
Dr. Chapn> Supporter Truss; John r. Chaplin NJ De- oi
Newiek, the certainly shows himself to be man oil ns
chancal ihg gcnuy: the workmanship is fautless
Oa;cs Xxi Futon.,rrcct mi I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-07-19

D z ID BACK MONEY all the Banks taken at par TO
IL Dry Goods, Wholesale and retail IA Pear yl6 In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-25
CHAPTER LXNI.

Although nc had 40 rest upon the previous night
and had watched with little ntermsson for some
weeks past sleeping only in the day by starts and
snatches Mr. Haredale, from the dawn of morning
uati sunset, sought his niece in every place where
lie deemed It possible she could nave taken refuge
All Gay lens, nothing, Il draught Of water
passed MS lips; though ne prosecuted his injuries
lar and wide, and ne, er so nuch as sat down once
In every quarter ne could think of at Chigwel
ana in London; al the houses of the trades people
with whom he dat and OF the friends he knew
ne pursued MS search. \ prey TO the Most mar
rowing anxictics and approximations, he went from
magistrate to magistrate, and finally to the Sccre-
4ty OF State. Inc ouy comfort he received va.
from this minister, who assured him that the Gov
eminent, being driven to the exercise Of; the
extreme prersgatives OF the Crown. were deter
mined TO exert them; that proclamation would
PROBABLY be out upon the morrow, giving To the
military discretionary and unlimited power 10 the
suppression of the riots that the symnathies OF
the hing, the Administration. and both Houses o.
Parliament, and indeed of all good men of every
religious persuasion, were strongly with the Catho
iicS and that justice should be d one them a, any
cost or hazard He told him, further, tnat other
persons, whose houses had been burnt had for 2
'Ime lost sight ot their children or ,leir relatives
but had IN every case, within MS knowledge sue
cesded In discovering them-that Ms complaint
should be remembered, and fully stated in the IN
stracuons given 10 the. officers in command and TO
all the inferior nlyrridons of Justice and that
everything that could be done 10 help him should
be done. with good will aud in good faith
Grateful for this consolation, feeble as it was in
It's reference to the past and Little hope as ii al
terded hun Il connection with the subject OF dis
tress which La nearest 10 his heart and really
ftaul -tl
and seemed TO feel, in hi. condition Mr. Hare
dale withdrew. He found himself, with the night
coming on aon- n the streets and destitute OF
any place IN which TO lay bis head.
he entered hotel near Charng Cross ana
ordered some refre,hmeni and bed. He saw
mat Ms taint and worn appearance attracted the
attention OF the landlord and MS waters, and
thhSlns that they might suppose MIN To be penni-
less TOOK cut his purse, ana laid it en- tbs table.
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BACExas,s PATENT
PIRL()Il yIOIZ.
BACKIs,s PATENT

rms stove is cons,rueted of The best quality Of Rpna
'ce IRON upon the cylindrical nip-;ne furnsoe or are
,"'H oer "ccrp' ing part 81 the cylinder
who ls attached an atmospheric Rarcfer upon each sd
d tabular form and lined throw The hes, i1i.l
efe-ted n the chamber pssc :etreen iiHisgs q "
'"O farcrA or isiors the, called into the oa
nj the bottom and curscst u ar couau>lly rsssii
through III tub. 20 hirli 20 ofea each esd :.
thst purpose carse eIcei --l! OF rarefed OF s, y.
arr into the epa:tm,r fba pa. ao1 sof,n-ss o. =.
mr. IN room h.ntcd BY tel, Stow are pecul 'aa ~
markabis. the he's; beng dfIed on great eSent I.
'nrface noGer' ely hes'cd. The hcates sr eatefinE -
*hgs o. sides of ,h- S:ore d. .cort. and piesl' ~
the entiFe srrfgce g lie base hs bauog ksei -s ~
colder portion Il Ii, sir next Iae fges ccHs 'I' -
cnatsn the rc-aae preser' ing ii rsi' i'ols
ismina;or rendering tss ,toys psf!cc, ,4ie 10 fs
a7!s ioc apartment. o. LV~hds sleep - oon a, a.
- tsi- Is tic o. j. that has tic rsd,or 81. 9o
t-se combined Tie pubic ere respectfully inNiep y
nd eoeCIIne u Hcfor- purchasing e,-er nere. ei~
AIRED by BaCKrS 5iBoxery, New fo;s' ~ ..
'ge be great number OF rsccmm nda;.crs ifoA
even - % have - N re sto.c-. -
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STOFEs, STOVES, 137i ELKECKLR ST
large assortment Of Slows for wood coal sei,,bl
10, large OF small families Also for sale, Hall AM p,
Tor Stoves Of the .stesi patterns cheap for esq.
Jsbbinc done At ths ssortesi notice.
All orEera thankfully received aud puuc,saiiy s.,spJ4
ID, ssl n GEO HARRIS 259' Bieocssr .
DT5 HTsS,, PAT ENT RisLWsV
8 COOKING STON E Ter God or cosi iatic,.ss4
sto ,bis CIV IN Tho spriug Of ,rs which me -.
ale IN ,his cay aad d here hss tsCn very great
osses.e, great advantage over mot oher Stoves ,-
,s of brssd M the best nssrcF with a. iiil- lgel a.
IN -. .hort tipe - any oihrr Stove. BY smpe -c,.
nca Il the stove the IRE may be moved Il inches ss,r,
20 .r farther from the oven thereby or ding
-, en-. he,t The Stove has four boiler hol-i srt
cspsbe dong - much work IS any oiAer ever or,
70 the Public
4 ecrcrsi assortment OF Stoves, Hollow Ware, SoY.
6 Fl :, - n WlCKE> 93i ws'er ,tr,st
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- The .uo.snser, 70" oGer ~
FFTTi 10 The pubic superior lot of ,lJJSSS;e7SN
- Stoves, comprising coohies NY
y Stoves OF al ,izes constructed for coal or Eoo
and Paro- Stoves Of various patterns, fer toe
wood ,nd coal. Inoeriag various Pat'e's. with il,
recent improvements have the fslest eosdteHcs
pleasing al who shall favor with yser patronage n.
Stoves W sell NJ used sulhfsc.te coal al CO..
,;ruc,ei with ,hc eyer,able hue which has been pror,
70 ,, the only for good baking stove. II,
PARNALEE PATENT ha, established for it'elfa rsPs,
.ton eers.o uneqasled III this CITY YET eoaips.
to have the exclusive ,ale OF thu valuable Stove. Su,
gers visiting ,hc CITY would do well call snl e,aas,
our stove, and prices
HOUSE X NoRRIsoN. 2,5 w,,er street.
l.n,n,y y. h,i u Il. HOUSE.. 81 Blacry Of n,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-25

Of tho hrc whether tho door- smut or -pen. Whi
w., arc constructed win rndiator sud cold air eha
ber in more couieu.e orm Tran any no" IN use there
by securing all the properties OF the he'i AMI 'asng up
bur ltlr room rcrs'usabout arc respectfully
,, 1ncsted % call aUd cxrutne tli 'uuahc stove For
,-lr az .s;<g Water g. 10 e george {. HOWE
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EXPRESS NilL LIVE FROM NEW.YORK
PEOPLES LINE FGos NE w-YORK
- EASTON. >. 81

through N hou.s. Fare only s. -SSA-
Leave pier No y. r., Battery Place, st o'clock A
w. daily Sundays excepted, by steamboat Cinderella or
Water Witch, to Ezabethport, TO take the cars of
the h. Town and SoRerTilie Railroad 10 Boundbrook
leaving only c miles by coaches making by far the most
pleasant and expeditions EastoG. For seats APP
Ply to 4. D. Hope, Is Cuur,landt St on board A. b
Hope will accompany the passengers to Bound Brook
render all assistance necessary.
T. D. This Is the osy line taa arrives Easton before
night Returning. this line arrives New York 1t half
past y O'Clock r H. (tTo holrs IN advance Of the
deffui expires. mall line VIA y Hrunswck) sl4 3m
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EASTERN DIVISION
el.JIY.s9 EL1 THE
-IS ---SSI1--Sk-ZEE sAIE-ESDA D-Tr-i,. Mi

---S--S1---St--3F Is \ H. Il % a g>-Tr-in. will
hereafter run h-t~eea New York and Goshen according
TO tie foloTing ar an-cm stopping 81 Permont Bl.n
v-ttviic. Cl1rk.to~n, treeubuh Pacsc Sulefys Ks-a
20 Sia,to@ Monroe Works Turner, eaiaaavi!le Mon
roe Village and Chester
FROM NETWORK.
a PesssTgeT Tram ecery morning. except Ssnday9
Leaving tue .cot Of Albenyt o'clock IL the Compa.
NY Steamboat UTICA. Captain Alexander H. Schultz
Passenger Tratr tsery WsgneIdas eHG Saturday af
fer-o3H at o'clock, from the foot Of Albany
-. 4 f F Tcaia erery Moasay, Tuesday Thursday
ana fTiaGy afternoon, At O'Clock. from the foot Of
Chambers street, by the -teamoos, Unien.
FROM GOSHEN
Passenger Tram erery morning, except suEsay0
at O'Clock arriving IN NeHYok by the -eanboa, In.
II the foot cf Al5anr =
4 Passenger Tran eeerg W>dre,dey and SATURDAY.
afternoon Al o'clock, arriving IN ,jew-York b, The
=teomboan Uuca. =. '''
4 Freight Tram every Monday, Tae.day, T6ar,5oy
and Friday afternoon, al O'clock arri,n ing m VI
~ steamboat Uion an. Berges at the foot Of Chanbe
street "a"oe's
For freight or passage inquire at .hs Company, Tran.
pora'''n oice corner Of Liberty aud Wsst.t,eet nd
at the various Dseot' on the line Of the road.
freigni viii De received the foot Of AIb,rv.,,o
on " sderday ast SATURDAY., and st TIC foot Of Chm
ssr-s'fset, on NoGday, TUESDAY. and F,i5,v n,ij, >
"a. IL ~ SEYMOUR. SUPERINTENDENT
~ = VI IKE hesie-l Division y nd
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/ EECEEs APPLIED BY :,,. SAaAh :. ,
HARPER Nc g V-scy-fL <to "a, a2d many !, e
experience 10 iae bD.!ps.,. ia1o
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-11-11
BY THE GREAT WESTERN.
TWO DAYS LATER.

The price of Bread Stuffs has fallen, and the du-
ty consequently risen The official average OF
Wheat for the week ending Oct. II is 62s. Sd. per
quarter Of eight bushels for the preceding six weeks,
64s Id duty 22s. Sd. OF course, the import OF
Foreign Grain is for the present stopped, but it is
calculated that it must re-commence in the Spring,
two million quarters being still needed for the year
supply.
In the Money Market there is little change.
In the Manufacturing Districts there is much dis
tress, especially in Paisley and It's neighborhood.
Meetings are called TO relieve il.
II is reported that Lord Lyndhurst is abou' to
sign the ChancellorshiP and be succeeded by Sir W.
Folett, Solicitor General. Lord Abinger will also
resign the post of Chief Baron Of the Exchequer and
be succeeded by Sir +. Pollock.
There was fatal accident on the Great Western
Railway on the night of the 18th. man attempting
to cross ahead Of the train was caught by it and kill
ed. Another Escaped with little injury.
The Town Hall of Derby destroyed by fire
on the 2lst. Loss $50 900; half Ensured
SPAIN.--A and formidable instruction has
broken out in the province of Navarro, at the
head Of which is Gen O'Donnell, of celebrity in
the civil war of the Con sti,ution eighteen years
ago. The movement appears to he confined to Ma
varre and the Basque provinces The revolt is ostcn-
sbly in favor of Queen Christina, exile in Pa
ris but M. Olozaga, Spanish Minister at Paris, de-
cares that is not authorized by her though she did
not censuIe it, Munagorri, one of the chiefs Of the
revolt, had been surprised and killed.
SPAIN.-The Moniteur of Tuesday publishes
series of Geographic dispatches from Bayonne and
Perpgnan, the dates from both being to the 18th of
October. The most important announcement they
contain is the satisfactory statement that the tranquil
lily Of Madrid had not been disturbed between the
night Of the 7th and the I4th. The communication
between the Spanish capital and Bayonne must
quently have been opened, though The pal ers and let
tiers have not yet been received by the ordinary
veyance. The report Of the capture and condemna-
ton TO death Of Diego Leon is confirmed by these
dispatches. With respect to the progress of the in
surreclion in the north nothing decisive is mentioned
O'Donnell, the conditions of whose departure from
Pampeluna remain planned, is stated TO have TAX
en- possession Of small town of Navarro about four
leagues southwest of Pampeluna.
The work Of slaughtering in cold blood which dis
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-11-11
THE Elk BANK OF THE UNITED STATES

II we chance to differ with the Wings on the sub
ject Of a National Bank let them call to mind the
steady and irresistible current Of public opinion that
set early and so long against the late Monster,
Till it finally overwhelmed in the ocean of its own
infamy, from whose Vastly deep" no man at this day
may be found able to pluck up its drowned honors u
Let us remind the dsconsolae mourners Of the
drowned Monster, and the advocates for bcgetting
similar SUCCESSOR what the official organ of the pre-
sent Bank party sneerngy said years ago dec
9, lS34) upon passage in the Presidents Message,
relating TO the ex- Monster:
when, in Congress, the part Of the Presidents
Message containing vehement denuncations against
the Bank Of the United States was read though the
members had looked grave enough on the preceding
parts OF the Message visible smile relaxed the coun-
'ehahces otthe greater portions Of them"
Inc greater portion" that smile then,
Gr'n no'o, ghastly smiler-
No visible smile" now, unless il be a very distant
one
Back side Of Albany, near Lake Chomplain -
Nay, the "spare Cassus" might on, smile them
now
Seldom they smile and smile in such sort
As if they mcckd themselves and scorn'd the spirit
That could be moved to smile at any thing
Such they be neper at hearts, ease,
Whites they behold greater than themselves