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New-York tribune., 1841-06-05

TERMS CASH.


Oh Sazd- tiraud-tree No - H. r 'S>boltN <
Z BROTHER a1avs hahd vel s-ieed assortment OF
Clott Fng =hlch tie above Ter rs they NJ
max. up II. CAS- rsaa!s Vests 1neh must -sy
huk Their york sai - done by Ne best q
Roker aid taey do be Eh besad the best IL
style departments aud riiii9g beng aaend~i 70 os
them personally. -tt'iAciioa 20 tho7e -
MAY They xii due Cea from : 70 sl OF nIse' eiue
b aai AZ e Gzsr coored Cetas and super hns Dress and
Flock Coats s2l the be- OF Noe dyed saSon
Imperial bza and invisible green and al me ot-F
n~y England CA, which selected "ili
snr;.c-la- refsreac. selling for cash
s.o C..Ia1e-e F=tans rom ane for - TO $ -
!~s;-, from - TO - -,
devote e,,ecisi -sre: beng done we'll
=: = OSBORN :. BROTHER, BetAeeS P-t and " met AZ
1Io 3fi c;rauj-,;- junction OF East Br0a4~ay
: MEXICAN TASTE -SGs4NsI sOsSE'f'N
a HJHBCG-FOI WELL a bSENOoRT Merchant ialofs,
No - Fa;;ou-r.et l4la and Goiis;ree ;aad ae
ressu; opportunity heiT e4>ionsrs lHd the Pso9
that :5rg supply We, 81 i2and and fIcic
Cloth Ao largo gt-a s.-e r!ed doe-=Aa Ca-sinefe
London Jr>, &C. &c $50 aHr=s variety
quality and patterns 10 any me- nave -.
offered ~ -.le-tq,. The latest expectations
T7eu I-a y their business conducted S-
cIuysy principle and ;hat they do not pros- 20 axe
Of f-en twenty percent but on eS2nu.on II i -
foral t the those that make such predecessors
charge ou' rate 70 make the H.
count: bu, anv body .6 see aa' oAts
bat - cats ;aa p1b.-, which they feel above using.
Acoapie 81 ir.: d;alo'n makers wanted III In
New-York tribune., 1841-06-05
IN SUPREME C0EgsE. Ma 10 lsi-Na,haaiel Smiih
NJ ~
NOTICE: 29F saSy4SS5lEST.

OTICE hereby that JOB INMAF, OF tn township OF
stafford COUNTY OF Monmouth NewJer,cy, hath
day ay 3D. ls nude Assignment to the utrber OF ms
estate equal and the laid Credit
must respective claims under OATH affirmation
within Of months WY. y. OiIPllANT issgne'
NJ Iq,b l-Il IN iawiw
New-York tribune., 1841-06-05

hntere- aeeo'Is 20 nc! OF III @ 1v I'm NV s YS
,e|1 ;" IN ~, ,sg '1f saRSaPsRrLIG
mic ~ - II Ly ~. Fnu,y Sewn,ans COMPOUND
,, @ i,sI, ,,rcJ much If attention. of the Fac
% % ,b Pun m inb proser,,c. In, become very gen
LII, ,;j md ,c,,,cd + tcnsi,c ,ls of It's cfTcc,s hays
Ia nn @ M scUt pyr an1 grgoons and the
res, gi ct e.[ on @ S a a 5ss ' e [ or R
evil .csbutic raon- and face rheuma
Indigestion liver affections general debility, arising from
whatever cau.e aud o.e aiectiors following
proper use of mercury among the which It's
lny aud restorative properties have been found be DO
more particular, liable any Of the above
experience greatest bened, from taking of
the SasapaIln Juice II - ALEC highly beneficial IN many d"ahH
disease. complaints which the constitution enee
BLEED requires ngoratcd Persons making voyages
p.cally for a change viii nd invaluable medicine
take ~h them, Wholesale and retail agent for ms city "M
spectacle druggists bottle Please observe the geaaino
is signed Wi u pen, James Newmin
he Fdfed to James NrwHnn IT. cherry
street pc '-7aid m.t'n
CORNISH. CORNs:!:
rTOys AND MADAME EERHARD Chiropo,.t. (from pnriaA
71 politely ARRIVAL from Eur the citizens md
y.itots OF York obliged viii
With call heir residence }i broadway next to the An
otF a% bd s@. ey me @"o to ao tho public that BY new 0'
HARD AND SOFT C0RSs EUNIoNs. CArL0srrEs, &c,
WITHOUT CUTTING.
ro.s.ng oaea, from, rher Majestic, the Kg Of the French
the King Of sardinia M Serene IIirhne the Prince Of Nassau
p,ncs urch-mberg and the asd Duke Of He,s Dai;
from the prlnsipal Nobility OF .ondon and Paris
Mons their
erany France sad England and have goa, ski,
practical esper,eaca ceruhcatas
from the mos, celebrated English Preach Physcians
from ssyca Nobility Gsntry Of those countries
Delivered four years The operation will not De-
persou immediately pu ,r and walk
~.,4oa tie eas inconvenience.
Mons and imr L. been practising the United State. box
aee received tsatimoaois from
oni u -. ~. mo 40. 1 ~ 80 49, $1,000 80 ,her g..
.ye ' h.n .i a.a i 10 hen 80
"a, rs an sss'He " DC 1' o" h' 'e" y carving
once AZ Phisieohin, - au, Nina-s,te~t l8 lnood.
~ " @ ~
.,c,,, ~ -; = h'At'5sA 94-AA,. Ia, a., o,;
boCFOG CARPENTER continues a. 'ana To d1'ots ms snue
- persoEal t'snon 70 the gHe'" daea -" hf' profession
IhGa "ho have seen 20 unfortunate as 70 become the 'ctn's q
unqualified AMI 1nprncpd charlns WIN hc 'n Guy sDos'
ies-inn r@p"cty socitei 20 cal! 1T ms OLD snhe' n
jolce happy dsyeranc, manifold d"asss
To Strangers Dr. Carpenter s Isase 70 add that he IS "ve
New-York tribune., 1841-06-05

NJ A new ho,el has recently been ereo.ed m HaiisN'
which is 70 be coadac;ed BY Rice Parker SS Yankee
iankecpcr Tcre furniture Oh board the ship Far@son
l~cckcd by cosag with tho sus2oehaaah ''
this es,abl hnen valued upwards o Two Thousand dol
lara The whole cargo Of sse Pspso0 "o estimated at
$500 oc0
New-York tribune., 1841-06-05

y o. Broadwa, between Franklin and Waite sre+'s'iine,
Teeth inserted pwot moGoted IA gold
plate Led gold. T,et cleaned TEEN roots
rnctei operations performed 18th 1d tesy
Iootache cured without M ~ Tse pr.,sr'e- r.
RON at.ue. Of reetl renLedieI
New-York tribune., 1841-06-05
riXEK,n NE!.i.s.

i SAFE CHEAP 4ND EFFECTIVE VEGET1RLE hfE
DICTNE-For SAL, wholesale and ea, At 1870 Fnon-s' T.
rsTHiE NAV inIals their favor These
- PILLS stand un-iy,cd beneficial effects tie Tarious
iisan-ss incident the haman A. TRY them no
New-York tribune., 1841-06-05
Or. r. FELIX GOUKAUB'S
= q Il DIR l. : = l. 4 Il | |. F.


AIRY If not the sreaie arc perhaps the MES" cent
awback> personal appearance The s!n may possess
purity heightened BY the bloom OF health
yoh but these attractions are on
HAIR c advantages hoy would other
urably lost d. ftlN @OO-
RAUD,S POUDRFS SUBTLE have been ouNd highly eticr2
cmoyt d.scureman When applied cold tins sparates IA.
BY le. removing the beard hch tcccts
wt With A. muck ty 10 more satisfactory ~anhe,
@tc the tu1 leaves tn' sn Se't inj
delicate upruo The bair cu mu't be applied
1t n also destroy the Ilr when og.d 70 eneroaeh upon the
forehead maug little annosande IN the sac OF
rzC struggling uperuou locks In fact it's valuable APP
peniaCe vii be found such By to'c who Pave
Purchasers the preparation e' re
qH.re,i 81 per bottle
GoUR iUD'S L'EAU DE BEAUTE-Thr inssi1aJc Preach
thoroughly euponS pie~ rec
redress 1percton whateVcr the neck
hands and arms rang whicncs bestows uc complexion
yen b rcnoyae beauty when the decae realizes when
absent pristine peudor the latest period OF
mothers nursing their cnre healing soenc aud re-
and to gentlemen in aluylng 'biy OF tins
face shaving Dr. Felix 0ouaud Eau de Beaut, "i be found Az
inflli IL specific. ~
GOUR SUBS VEGETABLE LIQUID EOUGE.-COmposcd ma
ea, np beautiful eirnaton 10 the
Skim by rubbing with the fingers handkcrchSr hnen
cloth or ~ perspiratoa 80 per bottle
- Prepared by Dir FElN GOUKAUD, q Walker street one
door froia Broadway, ae M only ,nee Directions
qccou each bottle
New-York tribune., 1841-06-05
yEEFSsC 4S TSsyE AGAINST rUHE.f:N
10 cYNrl.E,.EN or TASTE

ID FASNION-N ,CNE, TAILOR, no WlIIIA1-SI N III
- especially 70 tie cenlen-i Of MY 9rk taat ne i
uer,..y o oge scre, hat.ers hiaaself that having
bad personal sperlee ia The French Metropolis ana
deYolin, - work be viii be able 20 make
r4sRc eLc9HJy cheap Tor cash inFqri2D. id a.
rc--ct procured ;h Country TtznAia Tor pas t-yor-
10 ----.-. :. = IL .LL-- uaora..e. -. lnl
New-York tribune., 1841-06-05
IN CHANeER.Y-BeGoee the Vice chaoeeref-hessau s"s

i William n. J.u ais
Pursa.n, 10 deeae Chsneery Of State OF New
viii sold ;, Public Aae,les ande the reeuoa ct iae So
If tho ci,y o. Nex-York by WILKINS ROLLINS Auesoseer
DAY Of June re ~ l. o'clock noon Of
J ,he-eon itaa,s gng .ad beng date
Eleventh. Ward CITY @: NeFforS between Tenth aH Hie'
I 3a-l on certain map r1adeby Dasiei E~en City Survey
o. January nsH1be s zone sanared and CINE
80 fr.;br Icing bounI.J beginning AZ
49, ic Of Tcth-e,reet distant .ree hundred and
feet north .es,vardy from \, aa thence
no-t sardy along Ten;s-a'e s ;hcaee north
east~aray along parallel Avcane one hundred sud
htyniae 6esenhscst aence
adiy along n,y-f'e feet aii iers oan ",
vaily aloas me parallel s''h Avenue one Sunded me
nine SECT Tn;h>,re the paee OF
10, containing With IN Sru aud rsar e.
extending from Tenth 10 EsSsnihsset % Hs es'"A
'1 Ssi. t. as.y gg'' S S5 Isl ST. D sn.
T3i-5tawts R. c. WHEELER. Master az chaneery
At a COURT OF CtEaNCEssS. held Tor the SUITE
u Of Ns@iork ~ the CITY Of on Is eieyeta Gay S
r. MeCo-S Vice Chancellor ofte First Circuit
JOHN Eaade1 EssnoT Mp JS1n Au.iin and 80 = ~
~ie archibald Aus;n ,ai E1a NJ s'> WIFE ja>fsr Tro'eno'
Trustee said r. - = austin Be1Haia Ac'eN' and 'aFAeAS
aogern. uaea ue proof by affidavit made tbs that
Eliza IL rs defendants herein r'se ou'
ma on 5e'i'ns ana nias % or3sTel mat the
AdrIlne- tr'i Solicitor Tor 'He 80 - - 49, -
10 be- entered .ereu thereof 10 be served on the complain
5n four n.orh, from the date Of and IN
plant bill Med and thereof TO be served Oh e com
paan, solicitor forty days AFR OF copy OF SAID
nil ld ibs in etaa, thereof hill Of compl,R b. taken *
confessed ,her farther ordered that "Itin twenty days
th order the al complainant cau.e th efi'' "
published paper d the New York Tribune pri;s
for weeks succession ana "a az least III eaCn
ce SAID complainant copy OF s order 10 90
Archibald and Eliza VI his ~ personally
least The mere before Tor their
,n,e1r,nee herein. : Coay HIRAM WALWORTH Clerk.
ms i,~Sw LIE
~ SUPREME C0Egs'E. Ma 70, lSil.Na,haaii Smith
Prer, - Osca Wilder and James " Campseli-N ndcr'on
s Rlyron'i, attorneys.
or reading and Gis acas issued ias Sause
the sheriff 0 tho city Md County OF Ne" i"F 20
directed; tha lii defendants eod ao' % found
they haze has either Of tsem dci oe ihin
hi, Counr and Spmu~ C. r y: counsel ;r
m plr nun IL /, ordered DEFENDANTS <pPer and plead 20
sad within tFeniy d's aisr tue s>t publication ct a
rule -. -creaiter pros Judgement ard further nat copy
tins rsc Clark OF his Court be published tour
the state paper and ~ payer nuolsed 10
the C..y OF New. York a Copy WtHAiLtI l. C'etN.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-05

y,,k,- Eueygy-A few days SINCE gentleman Of this
standing near the Canal Cocymans. when he sa"
.,a vawl boa, approaching him. propelled b. lad a6oa;
- year. Of age The boat contained also the boy uo;her
.x ..e,. and small brother. Oar friend asked hl ~ese
b ,ss from and where bound and answered sub
stance as follows:
We are from ONO my father died there and = 70
were nearly destitute mother though, mad better back
to Saybreok, Conn. where used live rai-ed
money enough get this boat and started from Oho last fall
We through Lake Ere and got into the Canal where
stopped BY lee aad durag The -riate. ~
hauled our boat up BY the side Of the Canal Shc sc -
manned ill tho ice broke up Sometimes were consider
ably cold and at times SICK ,tlc BIZ: the olc
all get along night We shall dom The North Rer
and up the Sound TO saybrooF.
During this conversation friend walking along ~
margin Of the Ca-a noble Yankee boy being un7Hs
to lose any time kept constantly propel.ng hs boa, forward
the voung brother lad Of ony Oh years Of Steering
the craft 1t was Sunday morning, and the mother and
daughters we're clad their Sabbath st~ ssd engaged in
reading 4 small furnace va standing tho des o. the
boat and AL snugy slowed lying fore ana aft The
few cooking utensils bedding and clothing belonging 70 tins
poor family, were secproly placed under the deck
Here is an instance of industry and perseyeTsre sa
commcnd self,o the notice Of the rising generagnaye
and the present one too No doub, II boz es, he viii
vet make stir in tie world; and If VIC knew MS same ae
would publish il;
New-York tribune., 1841-06-05

Stuff Teqriag.-Two girls Lowell vorc a,eiy on
improved looms. respectively 1929 and % yard= Of ward
wide cloth day spite of nearly hours
delay the latter by breakage. But they worked s'een
hours well for IT, which many for day work q, full
speed, as knox from experience.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-05

Eating al Decentralization Peas Appeared on ;ho
10TH and the 9th abendant 90 peck.
Asparagus going OF the market strawberie in
the 25th Eggs abundant and good FIVE dozen
Pe-pant and Cauitleacrs in loads. Cherres aily
exn tE..o
New-York tribune., 1841-06-05
80 HvESE AEGfIEfsn.


NETCFE Ell La'ap Marufs-afr, lGi Bro"iway IN the
j rear-Llmps md irandt. made oder.
Al LAMPS ChGadelcy & repoirec altered
aad re6ni,hed oqsal % ne. ln&2u
= abrt Jsysnnod T.s-Trags Erea.f4&e separate
Table CuJl.rY fbuuy Aabas;ef Clocks for sale b.
BEACH & >kN1ON ~ ChatisG-s-
Laps r.honz,d repaired equal Extra Lamp
>hsdFa, Sc. hand uZs-u
ave PURIFY Tssr ELoOD-Ho~end'- Alternative
Cou7ounI ESrac: of -li! for chronic tcs
stsadins complaints produce healthy te
ppis sd ceas tae BLOOD Thu nsaua5!e
releI y-yall .s1y < luxe 1rirg P-Trder
Wholesale b. FAY General Asent az Minor Dug
io, Grs;0l lel.5rs i Fxaet OF SsaPt1ii 1-S+ T1ee
3 Fe' bottle. le4-&
or TxsN Ez15 THE EaesI head o; FAR prodScsd
x b. Wyeths Cream OF Lilies. Al who Ga.e ned sckuoH
edge superiority for embellishments: 5Ed soth q IL la
drk and devoid 81 m injurious ene INK Dye
Nothing .cr- :s dressing he HAIR olIy
promotes Ia CROWN but prerves aad prevents ' ns Oh or urn
grey gr- sta-r resi- @ rs 4c-ies
All tias 10 they get oGt Of eli =
Damp weather G2reine
Prepared by Wye,h, Wholesale P-rfaaer e 81 To-"er Hii
Louton; wholesale retail ! D FAY ~ MINI: Drss store
No. if2 5to~taa., OF JohH--tTset & y
Price oniy 50 cect- per bottle
Y . Beware Of coJBierieits 49,.
- EsUKE. CFsoN or PhEsIAS Es5LLs' 81
country pO-ses BE- dcolr gi Eey haze tred
he Persian Compound. They have raised o tie s1se weak
re.s and distress to health asd hArpiae-.
For ~e 10y FAY IEoisai As"n Se~i er aud 1: e I'D
"a Fulten 3 ard 81 cents, ,1 6-ss zig
{ E>s4Es TOO. w 1,ss,--fs@ or.l i9o,h Wash y
~ p~rvy vr-tstc r-para F5s-e-sln. te protese o
the teeth and mouth restoring the - % assiay state
d-cayt de-Es - ::
The testimony o the eminent DHn,ts sad Passcfsz
all Fart; OF The Union favor eor;lu,ir> 5er @ INC
ne-uca certhcat-- ti,t upany esc1 h7&t>
PFe 81 per Bottle For sgle u e
,iiyl Gns h.-;ae 'soPT-,cr, No Goldsl :s7ie
New-York tribune., 1841-06-05

Licug Under Groan2-Dr John Croghan has established
irst-rate Hotel the Mammoth Cave Of kentucky about
milo its mouth. lie Charge 3 per day fo- board
and 81 for guide iya hours.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-05

tJGTEEfs' EEE.EE5'.-n p7v-sntag i--s..Hiab'c
~ the ?1H -; feel lheTaelYes
on-i b. Of feeag c'A moral ao egngs 10: 70 po,e
upon community - Offering medicine ;h =i
rsconmendatcl- Tnlf No, cine Is Ge,gned for the
general Aai relief Il mother 1 ie @n and eiel
i still m tsble Election
and satur4l eqla-s the oa ~; blood
stomach and boe. af gss facilitate the b.fE lts
nature aiding ai assisting her he i IL
p4cgsy recommended = cse o: delicate eoasttalon 1t
aal siinlIs from art l.os tse ofaornor
image Inflammation 1ta' and fios re hour or
2e-c-, reI- A- aotb q cost Of oifice which
ci1~ cosnr,cr coz- ~hee this n.tcRc
Afotsr nay depended al hreatenine
lan; ere possible 70 b. prevented In sp2sHn. falls
& fel-enty u-uec- Alarm. gTee
--ef iecc of biy and ng .ckuc1 eag-d
IL; te.- - a,4sjoas1 AID ADVOCATED
70 -ui re;s By @. Fay se5eral Eiaos rug
~e7-- 80 2ros,,~1. corac- q lcaa-urset, y. jag
New-York tribune., 1841-06-05

u Daniel Leonard draymsn N New-oreon., CON-
united suicide the 23d al, by swallowing posor The
lcscron MS wife, winch produced aen'al ae1aoa
said to have boon the
New-York tribune., 1841-06-05

II ST Louis visited tue 2Stil utT b. 7'ogm ii
hail and rain ,ioen, ;an had been known to- many
years fore G,sa; damage done ,he eeoF Of corn
New-York tribune., 1841-06-05

CoRoxrR's OoYIce-rhc Coroner yesterday held an ~
ouss, n, the house OF William Harrison Of West and
North Moc.c streets the body OF unknown found
in the water at the foo, Norh Mooreec Thursday
evening by Captain Van Wrinkle of he schooner Wave He
.ss clad in sailors clothes and appeared Ryebeen oa
tine in the water. Verdict found drowaed.
Also AT the City Hospital the body of Edward Becker
aged 3aa native Of Nc,v-Jeryey and oi incorporate
hob,s who on the 3st u ftll from the scaaod o. build
ing in Bieeckerrec about 40 feet TO The ground causing
compound fracture Of the thigh bose lie conveyed 70
the Hospital ghcr the bone set and ne appeared to o.
deing sell, when IN consequence OF hs sudden HeP 7v"o
s b accustomed stinaants deuu tercrs in ocd he
died there yesterday morning. Verde; died OF deFiG'
fnar,eos
New-York tribune., 1841-06-05

u In Baltimore reccnya young gentleman While walk
ing by the canal black girl thaa six seven
years old with lafant her arms walking near the canal
Presently he heorl splash and going the spot. found
both struggling the water They rescued without
serious injury. Thin may caqtion-not quite need
less in this c-,o parents be vatchiu those
t, nom ,lcy in.rus. the care OF their children.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-05

Entered Congress. oIt BY Janeo
Southern District of Ncwfoh
NEMNAN,S COMPOUND SAHSARARELLA
New-York tribune., 1841-06-05

VII II z Eli, I.ai1p Marua-taI- To- hril"ay
- rear-Il1n.. Lanterns Had irandc made oder
cnahe al LAMPS Chandeliers, &c, repoec ajiec
iad roin,led oq.al % ne. ns2
New-York tribune., 1841-06-05

- Oae Of ~o girls Baltimore while recently FISHING in
the river fell in rescued by the eser ard neros
Of her companion.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-05

JsAFsGssaNT TAstss No. 81 Woo,,er-.irvet New York
WI T. =. SIACYpcep large a,ortnen; OF ha"gany Rose
Woo Holly rd Eye and curled Maple Board
Plank Cherry Ash, Pine, White Wood and Maple
Boards and Plank.
Also all Niuds Work, sod .ayorahle
,py r,.r Ya,i mt I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-06-05

~ The body OF sailor VINO hadnppa-enty 0es drowned
for some time was recently found Baitmorc.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-05

% Susan Barton arraigncd Monday the 5lst ut..
before the Supreme Cour Taunton, Mass trial or the
murder oil Mr. Thrasher in Reheho;a last fall She plead
guilty the charge Of granddaughter, vc"uPo the Auor-
uey General entered O'c proscq4 and she enenoc
the House OF Correction Cor three years.
Joseph Slate large, darkcomplc~ioned, stupid brute,
convicted by the Court Of atmp; commit
assault, upon c girl six years DID, and sentenced e
psisonmen IL. the Sto,e Prison Tor SIS years.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-05

F51M FIN sJwry ThoSeon-n 3e.po ~ -
orPo,,tc tie fa'stEe3 Ne 43 iS<
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-06
From The WInu0h Obserrer.

Mr.. Editor.-I send you the following,
which will no doubt be of considerable in.
terest 10 all farmers. In the spring OF
1925, Mr.-oE-Dislrict in this State,
was very much peslercd with rats. They
collected in such numbers about his barn
and stables, as 10 give, at a distance, the
sound of a parcel ofpigs in the shocks, &c.
They destroyed nearly twenty bushels of
corn and peas before any stratagem could
be fallen upon 10 destroy them at length
he was told by friend that the Jasmine
blossom would effectually take them all
away. Accordingly large quantity Of
vines and blossoms were procured and
thrown in the corn house, stables, &c. and
in less than two weeks there was not a rat
or mouse TO be heard On the place. These
blossoms have quite pleasant and agree
able smell, but are very poisonous This
is fact, for it came under the obsers atiou of
OBSERVER.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-06

a Question of Veracity.-It may be re-
menbered that Lord Palmerston, some
time ago, on The floor Of the House of Com
mons, declared that the assumption of re-
sponsibility for the attack upon the Caro-
line had been officially made known to the
Government ofthe United States, through
Mr.. Stevenson, The U. S. Minister at the
Court of ST. James In reference 10 this
declaration the London Times makes The
statement following:- -
We are snxious to enforce the expedien-
cy of getting al The truth of rumor which
has been accredited in the best informed
circles, and of which we sec no reason 10
doubt the truth-namely, that within a
day or two after Lord Palmerston assured
the House OF Commons that he had three
years ago, informed Mr.. Stevenson of the
British Government having sanctioned the
destruction OF the Caroline, the American
Minister, Mr.. Stevenson addressed him,
self by note or words 10 the British Foreign
Secretary, positively alleging that his
Lordship had stated what was not the fact
for that the American Government had
never yet had such communication from
any official funclionary of Great Britain
The whole corps diplomafique now in Lou
don have, we understand, been fully ap'
prised Of this matter, which reflects grave.
Iy upon the character Of British Secreta'
ry of Stalo.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-06

candidate for President in 1874; and we
wish friends and foes 10 write this predlc-
linu dawn, aud compare il with The fact
when the time cnlnes. To those who think
that his late speech against the Aboitlon-
lists will form any obstacle to his joining
that faction. ii is ouly necessary for them
10 remember the course Of his life, and see
that no speech, or speeches, no previous
course, or previous principles, or pledges,
or promises has ever been an obstacle, for
an instant, when calculation Of interest
excited him to change. Witness his Unit
ed States Bank change in lot6-hls John
Quincy Adams change in ls24-his tarlti
change in lS32-his military chieftain
change 10 ls36-hs four years Presiden-
lial term change in l54O-his present posi-
ton at the head Of llie Federalis's, whom
The first twenty years of his public life was
spent in combatlius-his adjuurnment,Sshs
die, oflhe famous J. @. A. challenge and
defiance OH the delicate question oi, etc.
etc. e,c. To any who doubt Of the AboIl'
ton position of Mr.. Clay III lo44, let them
recoliect the changes of position be has al
ready made; and that the Presidency Is
The Thing ,hal he is after, aud, TO ohIalu IT,
he is ready to deserl orlo j"u any man, or
any party, aud 10 oppose or support any
measure or any prluripe.
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refuse 10 serve; aud il might be 50 for a
few years, for the character of that otlcer
is exceedingly low; but in a short time il
would be elevated, so as to. be; both honor
able and desirable, as il would afford a
fair compensation within thesamount Of
fees mentioned, viz. three dollars. Aud
The fact of its being conferred BY. the suf-
frages Of The people, would of Itself give il
character. One Constablew would be elect
ed from each Beat Company, OF Two from
a Battalion, as might be deemed most ad-
visable; and ,ome local division of the
Parishes, in the lower partSof the Slate,
that would correspond with55fiiel military
divisions ofthe up country, mightbe adopt
ed.
Such is an outline of the system ] pro-
pose. Trust that the novelty of it will
not be an objection, as I have enoiloubtthe
details, if properly regulated. would make
it beneficial 10 the country. Inerely wish
to call the a'tentiouofihe people to it. and
hope they will reflect on it, andlhat some
one more conversant with these matters
will take up the subject. andtraceit through
all its bearings. lift appears ttatit would
not work well, it can be rejected, but il
otherwise, hope it will be urged upon the
Legislature; and allhous ii might notb
perfected AT once. another session or two
would doubtless accomplish the object.
The great objection to the Fec Bill:
passed in 1889, was their operation Oh the
poor; aud although am onesHho does mol
believe in exclusive legislationfor any par
licular class or denominalioh:of men, ye
the system proposed will undoubtedly re-
suit TO The benefit ofthat class aud worl
no injury TO any other, but rather bene
fit, as the rich, as we'll as the poor, some
times have a" Tom Tod" served on them
to the tune Of eight or ten dollars costs.
EQUITY.