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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13

can iudeeI more ipslly and more fairly %
,hiI subject. and shsll oniy siy now, that
II hi. Webster expects 10 dictate 10 The
whig party 81 MASSACHUSETTS, lie will fad
-eniiiledfio very great weight and con-
sidkralIonE asEhs is+-thas be iar ever esti-
natss the amount Or bis lEsiluence here.
rhe great wing party ofE The old Bay
State, snd oil sll ihe States have resolved
oil their course, hnd with Unparalleled
unhnini,v liked on their man; and they
will not Waver iorP moHetii, nor be dri-
ven from The position byEsny man or sci
lofImen. The bail i IL motion, and no
thing on earth csn stop I'M Mr., Nebslei
speaks bot as 40 i1dividOal--as one mem
, bet only ofsthe great Nhk party--and
as such. bis opinions will pass Tor whal
thew are worth. .e
Df INSTRUMENTATION of The ldoings d
th4 State Conyeniian recently held 10 Bus
iop, ve pnly remark. ihat1, was mos
grsiuitous and presump,uous
Ia more Intelligent or respectable boel
than that Convention has never been Is
senbled Id Ma sachusests md they 81,
: iths las, men who will sabm5E 70 Be leetur
ed upon their duties byanY man.
II f -4s----l-
/ The Richmond wbg ssfersfio abe singuis
fadt lha, i'd Penn.y lvania ne Lpoos ciain 10 ;
beAer Ta16 men ihaA The whlss. This is u
case 10 DelA sarei anda Pariiop6s. New York
bal we presume il is Ssly af'tsntltfaP" for cleo
lion times # H5.
Ia Pepnsvivsnis. THE elections tax
place on The same day, vel believe. tia
ihsy do 10 Ohio. This sturdy old Com
Ans AS f es Wv II d SSIy f0 e
prfdict with any confidence The result. :
The Locos are CLAIM. ing 10 Be betier friend
Iofla Protective Tariff Than the Whigs--
lSll then they are all 10 confusion about
IcahdiJaie torlhe Presidency Van neve
was . faybrite with them. Md they fee
very little inclination 10 take anoihe
rpbbing under bis banneF. They AZ,
nol fond Iof political defeats. and neve
lhaFe been, and ifthey canasceEtain VIII
= 10 lhe STRONGEST msn--and they are pre,l,
gopd a, guessing. hey are derrsin to rail-,
around him.. Mr.. Buebsuah is The favor
ite8 or the silk stocking and low. wage
Ipoftion ofhhen-- who mint Der Just e1ougl
Ito make trogble. Dick JohDson+is thi
idol Of the bulk-And that very estimahl
lpefsonage. clad i'd a suit of Kentucky
\ Jesus. is now perambnlaiiug their State
sna shaking hands with all who subml
!, to the hon oil, and recounling. the wonder
! he achieve ID the late Eadlsa wars. H,
will Be heir candidate Il they can Obtain
i al assure nee that be will be ELECTED =
but 10 DEF auli Of This import ant prelini
: nary they viii wheel into The Clay ranks
Thy have wonderful partially for tht
wianing horse which has caused then
to CONTRACT amorral eptipathy 10 Van. ans
: prompted lhe resolution or thanks, which
:. they recently voted him, for his magnsni
mops AID disin,erestet refusal 10 Be agair
a candidate i WAig. III 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13

The hisdi,onisn. speaking Of ihe removals and
appointment. made by President Tyler, says
I" He has retained twenty thousand De-
mocrafs 10 office, and - daily appointing
other DemocIats 20 Office 10 the place Of
abusive Federalis;s. What mould hare
been he condition Of fhe country but for
Sure enough. what would have been the eondi-
,ion Of the county
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13
Mr. wEBsTER,s SPEECH.

We copy the greater part Of this ex:raordinar
~ document, 10 order that j, may speak for ilstlf
Il meets with bat little favor from The Whe
press and the small satisfaction il affords The Lo-
COS is dashed BY HE reflection that its author
still clings 10 place which they want for one ol
their own kidney, "dyed in The wool We
quote the opinions Of Two leading presses, az a
sample Of the feeling produced amongst The
Whias generally. NI.I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13

H..
RHODE ISLAED-Tht foIlnxing il the sub-
stance of the article of the Constitution adopted 81
the Rhoe Island Conventica in reIstion 10 suffrage.
We copy from lie Providence JoarnaI
.drticle Second On The Right of Suf.
froee.- Suffrage is extended beyond lie
present basis io al male native citizens Of
the United States who kavs resided ia
the State two HyAars, and 10 the town
where they ofsfio vote one year; Who
are registered and have paid lax, either
personal or foE registration, of one dollar,
within The year previous. Or who have
been equipped and done military duty
within hat lime! according ID law Every
person. who conlribdies ID lhe barthens 81
Fthe State, is thus allowed q voice 10 Ibe
election Of alllcIvil officers. 10 vote upon
the question forirsisinga tax. or for the
expenditure ofjmoney in ssny Town. or
sorE members Of the Oily Council Of Pro-
videpce-tbe voter must have. been - 4
sessed on property 10 the value Iof 5 100.
The QUESTION wheihef colored people sbaln
be permitted ID vote 81 not, Is leQ for the
people 10 decide. The word xAffe i not
IN the Eonstiiniion, but separate vote
win Be taken aithe same time With that
oil the Oonsiiiusion. on lbs question rhe.
Tier IL sbAll be inserted Ss ROT. This will
decide Fheihef The blacks sbsll vote or
not, ivifkovf any properly qualification --
The Constitution provides that liiey shall
vote ifPossssssd Of freehold qpalifca-
tim. Il 5 H4F
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13

Largest IVessel III the Worh.-The Great
Briis5n sleanship, which is in the course.
81 CONSTRUCTION blythe Great Western Com
papy. u Bristol. England. is said TO oe The
lsrzesi fessel 10 ihe world. She will be-
ready III sea 10 ihe spriog. She IS 224
feel lpnS i 81 ieel 10 breadth % feet in.
dsPih Her tonnage is B 300, which ex.
ceedi ne registered tonnage Of any two.
steamships 10 ihe world. She will accom- d
modste 36O passengers, and have room.
Tor II coo ions Of coal and / 200 ions ok
msTe isausllse4 SbewiiI have four engines>
eaeh 81 20 horse poweR ia ell l.0O0
horse R9sEer, sDa three boilers containing
.00 topsspl water. and heated BY "a 6ress
Sne lsqoe propelled BY the newly in-
xenlee ssrew, propeller.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13
"A !ie between the lc~es Wings sand highesi

GENERAL observation-disclosures BALLOT.
The. vote on iDinl ballot will staAd as follows
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13

MrNIrrcENcE DR.. Mercer, Of Adams
co9nit, Miss. has built church and par
sopags. house il an expense Of $50 600
for the use Of the people who work on his.
PlantAsion. He pays the minister's salary
5 sseOp, and finds him in bread and meat
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13

These Who remenher Mr., Caihoun's speech q
1887. upon the currency question. in which be
took The ground haiti credit Of The Rovernmsn,
vas better Than individual credit. and that there
was no necessity Tor connection between the
two. will not be Surprised II lhs, gentleman
shoald come out With some grand scheme Of
E1ebsquer isstes. And this scheme. whatever
nay be us name. win b quite ss iormldaSIs As
any Bank p-ejsi ysl sOgses,sd Mr.. calhOup i
not the man 10 bosgIe 81 tribes, when he aeeis
upon bis high hofes .
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Rebberies-Fire in R0xbury-Dsai isf
July, &c.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.


Correspondence OF The Tribune.
Bosros, Jaiy ], 1867
4 daring robbery was PerPetrated las evening
on the Mil Dam, near the city. Mr.. Christian
McNsrnee, being on his way to Brighton, on foot
was attacked by two men, Who sprans from
field directly in front of him, and one OF them.
presenting a pistol. s.ked him how much rioney
he had. He replied. y cents. The robbcr then
knocked MIN down with the butt of the pistol. ana
whil- the other villain held him down, robbed him
Of = > cents cash. and a check Ter smaller
sum on the Butchers and brewers Bank OF Ne"
York. They were ter NJ fifteen minutes perform
ing their work. One Of them i described a a
stout. SQUARE built man. about ) feet and eight or
tea inches high. He wore a snort Jacket, striped
wollen ranlaloons. common wool hai, "!ih an
open vest and white bosomed shirt. The other
was smaller man, quite young, and hal on a
dress coat and striped panialoons. The PerTetra-
ton Of such deed before dark, on one Of the
most frequented ,horoughfare- leading from the
CITY. evisce- cool desperation thu part OF the
rogue which seems hardly accountable.
on the prcyiou. night, an attempt was made 70
rob M. Adams, Of Brighton, who, with her
daughter and SON. was returning nome from Noun,
Auburn The robbcr seized the rein. Of the horse,
presented pistol and demanded thcir money
The boy plied ms whip to the horse, and they al
effected their escape, while the robbeE fled to the
woods
There was another Gre n RoNbury this morn
ing Il broke ont at about half-pa,, t. o'clock,
in tho stable of Franklin 4 Mahen, and before il
was arrested two stables, two shed. 4: large guam
tity Of hay and grain, and ton horses were con-
sumed The stables only were insured \ man
by the name Of Bradbury Morgan has been arrested
on suspicion OF having .et the fire.
The Mormon meetings crr sin IN full blast,
and attract large audiences. net merely of the vul-
carly curious. who have itching ears, but OF
| highly INTEL gent and respectable citizens.
Brownson delivered his second lecture upon
Phreuology last night to a small audience, and va.
replied to briefly q, is close by three advocates OF
,he science The third and last lecture will be
| delivered tomorrow evening, alter which may
perhaps furnish brief statement of his main po-
| sitions.
| The Dial for July il JUS, now from, the press,
and i, an excellcn, nurrher-.ar superior 10 that
| for April; but / will not invade your e.litoria
prerosaiyes by particular notice OF the spirited
| articles with which il ia filled. The work is nov
under the editorial supervision Of Ralph Waldo
| Emerson.
The weather TODAY Is excessively hot and has
not been rendered cooler W more cndurabe by the
| news Of President Tyler. last Veto REvILo.
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r Doctor gardner'- Lectures.

sdton ~ Doctor iArnefs Coarse VI Lecture, delivered
NibOs is iut polished 3n@ tor sae al t 0ics. rlcek
- cent, Tie subjects embraced ia ihe he
ELECTRICITY The sun-Saiv1ui.ri-tt e FNsd sra. MAJ
netc Neede-LaItude and Misunderstanding Tan.
nin--Popaar gtiFeliing -tar,-Isml 1rary
stifs-li stnrcai sketch Of Autonomy Dew>ss AIT.
ed by An-Scenfe ID -sOund-N Ibraiious si he
Retina- Violate Bsucry-siram ESgiDes %. Great BRIAN
and America.
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Correspondence ~ The Tribune.
W..ufseroS. Saturday

NA,HSgtOS, SATURDAY, Jhl'
| In the House. os RErREsENTATIvEs, to-day,
! Mr.. ApAps. Chairman of the Select Committee ON
the Message of the President on the ApPortion-
ment bill, (Which is composed Of Messrs Adams,
Pore, McKennan. Hunter and Profht) reported
Resolution requiring of the Secretary of State The
original paper of the President deposited in the
Department containing hi. reasons Tor the sigma
ture OF the APpor,onmcnt bill.
Mr. CUSHING moved to amend The Resolution
as TO require an authenticated copy (nstead of the
Originally The amendment was adopted: Yeas
%: Nays 80--and the Resolution amended WAS
adopted
The Veto Message was again taken UP. Mr.
SMITH Of Va. defended the President in his Veto,
and mpugned the course OF the WLi-s IN their
oppo.irion thereto. He went into an examination
OF the Compromise Act Of 1888. and the DiNri-
button Act. contending that the bill violated both
these acts and eulog ising the frmncss and pairI-
otism Of the Prcsdcn, ~ thus throwing himself in
the breach aud preventing this violation ct public
faith.
Mr.. PAYSE OF Ala defended the policy OF the
insertion If the veto IN the Constitution and at
tackled with great fur, the party (Which. however,
does not cNist) who we're now So clamOrOus against
the veto power, coHiending that it this principle
were carried out, not only would the Executive
Department of Government be destroyed bat the
Senate also under this cry Of popular omnipo
and all powcr being concentrated ia this House,
the scenes of tyranny and boodshci Of the French
Republic would hc enacted mere
Mr.. WArTEEsoS consumed his hoIr IA an at
tempt to show the Inconsistencies of the Nbig
party it, entire raHt OF principles, and the path
o,sm Of the President and the Loco-t oco party.
Mr. HowARs OF Mich. examined in a candid
and lucid manner, the reasoning of the Message,
coniendng that il composed of illogical and
ncongrucus argument, and that after stripping il
Of its unnecessary vcrbiage, tho only reason trat
appeared for this intcrpositIon o., the veto thu
President private opinion merely, against Tie *
pedicncy OF distribution, Notwithstanding his a.,
tempt To show that it violated the Compiomisr, Sc
Mr ARNOLD Obtained he floor at tho close o.
this, and with his usual warmth was proceeding 10
denouncc the Inconsistencies and ircschcry Of the
President.
In senate, the bill appropriaiing for the pay
nent to Massachusetts, for the services Of her
militia, &c. during the ate war va, passed
The bill fixing the value OF the pound sterling at
the Treasury Department at :: "a was ordered
ensrossed.
The remainder Of the day was consumed in the
consideration of private bills AasUs
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Ihcolng ca ID on brNpcu Rev. Nr Henson tNrilo
d) ald Rev Mr.. Iuga (tniyerIisi) held ~ souhod
l.. T. IN January, 1872. Prre ~, c,nu-
Also, barge variety ~ i'nvcrsals Book PsmpilciS
&c ~ The nycrsalist Book Establishment NJ 10 Fuiios
street, between Nassau AMI Il o-dNay. ~ az4u
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lSonlnn I've lsnl.ani.

nitred eyes. eytds safely and speedily cured ny
The app. alton IT tns valuable Bal,nn u j. ie bet REM
e,iy e,cr discovered Of thc eye furs p'
cents. Sold by u AVID SANDS 60 ~ E,st Bl"tiNayl
c0rner Mark t,tlect; ~ ana 100 tuon-feei, on' gu
Broadway. Jyl
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- sewers and Wants maize n lydfs

mortar VII be a. HfnnE aid Nifdf r. 81 t'' f t' he't
Hydraulic Cement, at mich saving ~ unlr 1nd but onr-
fourth VI the expense Nyirluur Lm~ eOsr LAT about
onehal and viii make twice much mo~ar a. the Iydfsn
nc cement ~ lels 81 10
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ne Excursion 10 liz summer s.as0u $40 ilobOhcn S0uihsr
pace Of re.or n he vicinity Of he cy be- visited With
such iacty orofers many inducements s ess sn>,
F.st 10 ~ extensive and dsFr.ne ground, %. t m0s
lovely Of i"restasp O OF which s beautiful scenery and
lis many hne views, too well known require descup
upr cannot al 70 give great peasgre those 100 the city
VINO Ike occasonay 10 breathe ffe.h and vary he
nolonous ard confined view oi brick and mortar.
The Barclay, Canal and Christopher streets Ferry Boats
are ~ excellent order tor public Accommodation ezf In
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IL Drrb Ca.-,,ncrc Isa,S.-sp

prepared ia he stY,t of SKINNER lal' on saturday
2st instant The seasonabe color, preserved Ia e7A l
with nrsnrs, ~hrh has gytsi the BLACK tf.Hsf' So
great favor NOt being colOred, the Dfdb '"-rinr'r
made extremely light ihlut implirng IL proper doia
biiv Price 81 SPENCER, ~ Broadway,
mygO n ~ One door bcisw MunayasL
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~ spencer. LIMITATION Ioic-kin Hat

rhs popular article j. commended 20 the pubic - Deca
larry desirable NJ the present tine. Tor It's economy FOL
elegance an, durshty.t compee> successfully with h'
most costly fhl. s.ofh. Price - D. :ftN''h,
sl6u Fashionable Halter, No. 20 BfUluvay.
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D A. ,rnn, of INV Frirnd. and Patron.

lFr UHIFf TIH ~ pIF'n TTdT Ilft Ttl7IFfIl "III
the mistake by morning them hat an ,li ~ %
Chambers stre and hat neither hr. GUuaiuy fvo J. as
sOcairl with me 10 D., Dg,css cell have Iny nt'u'
ton ci renloy ng Al present. JOHN BlRDEIL.
% im D,nt.st. l1 Cldmlfl.st
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FIN wasHiSsros CITY the Tribune may he lad
D. LUFFs residence near Thirdsueet, al GEMS p
copy and delivered 10 subscribers their residence o'
cens per month, or 1zi cents per week.
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ANOTHER FREsHEr.-There was another heavy
freshet along the Mohawk Valley las, night. The
rain which fell in torrents sweled the streams that
How into the Mohawk to an unusual height. We
hear that two Of the railroad bridge. this side Of
Little Falls are carried away. The car, from the
West due this morning at FIVE o'clock did not ar
rive unit. noon. lab. Ev. Jour.
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= s,.wocv.,ir Clay club oG the -e.emtl

Wurd.-A Regular htt'iNk 'i :" W." ~" ~ ~
ihe grankln House, "a Wcdnesdal t,.nns 1S ~
at O'Clock. toNhAD '"'r - '''''""
e coLrs sccrcauc. hn
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~ The July No Of the American Laborer' eon'Aihn-
Mt Huntire toms speech the Tsrh, and numerous
able Statistical Tables and nt relating To The La
and Ipdn,,r, Of the Country is ready for delivery
Subscription Price IS c.nis year. Twenty copies ier
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W Gibson Bates, keeper of public house at
hoNoury' who was severely injured on the aad in.
slant. from the premature explosion of charge
"h'ie engaged in blasting rocks, died Yesterday
nally. TRo.,on ALL"
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oI I luhr%n;r"rsr, s,ni,an Wiadow shndes

Issyemen,s 10 receive on de 27 day April two large
m''ccs transparent window shades rmbr scpg afn7t
se- aas PLAN centres French rolls News IN moonl ghl
Landscapes, 'aegated Scrolls painted brilliant aud ger.
mtIeht on eeors Families, Instead Of Spending er n.e
~ purchasing second haGd article At auction can he sar.
Piled with transparent Window Shades al l.e following
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" We call the attention Of our reader. 70 IN
Prcsentmcn, of the Grand Jury with regard To tn
discharge Of prisoners from blacteeVs h'an'
for the purpose Of votng. 1t may be found un
der the head Of City Intelligence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-04

STATE CosvEsrIoS. The Wing Young Men =
State Central Committee have given public nstice
that the Convention Of Delegates called for July
9th, will be postponed until lpedne'day the
2lst dav Of ScptemJer.
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7 Dnrling's Cniyer,ni soap

"ru.Vu. .'".HH % bedchng, w0rfsSi~fl sulrfTr ilr
Hi'uny "0nie1, Linens iaces AMI CslicOfs sold SLOr.
Se AMI aeail At the aDUacterJ ~ Amos between Igd.
sSn sad bleeeker. Cfocers supplied on lbsfal terms
JEW rod2~ ~
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THE TRlBU n f..
MONDAY MORNING, JULY 4, ls42.

Ir To-day being the Anniversary Of our national i'oe'
peodence no paper viii he s,ues from this Office 70 MORO"
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INV, are indebted to Hon. Messrs Brock
~ and FILLMORE for valuable Public Docu-
meDts.
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French Language. The


Manr,'d. Residence - tiauklia L
T.. MANEsCA DuRANO.
Morning Class = no. l,uing eN la
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to >crbn"r 90 Great tatiafOe Boot and shoe Mar
ket, - Caharne Il. corner OF Msnfoe where yOa md
the largest ard best aOrnenl you ssH, ami ai pr'e
oryer baiOre equaie. just try |i. ~ ui4tu
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- Remember the Removal of The Real
Theoloa;..i ssJsrm.sion

Cumpiiinp III, NfITIF am TlHlFlF'I h1I' " II
Fayrtts Hall, 81 Broadway, opposite glps, e. pis, re-
duced neaily - pr cent. q. W. 'htDh ~
10 / In 90
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- PARTICULAR NOTlCE-Those persons having
1rhuie Of any Description 10 dispose o. or WHO are brak
rs ~ ~ " i ma ready sale Tor any potion
OF All Of their goods by sending t,er adde's. on caay
upon ihe subscriber Goods 70 any amount purchased.
"a, COTTON Co. Igt Chair am-s,.
very low. a, ' '' ~ 80,
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" The Loco-foco, Of Allegheny Co Pa have
nominated VIM. WILKis. candidate for Congress.

ACADEMIA serious accident occurred YES
to-day forenoon at the brick block nov erecting
on the corner of Main and Watcr-streeis The
workmen had Just raiscd the row square of some
pillars IN front, when the two central Ozes which
although unsupported. wcpe supposed to De- firm in
their places. tell outward upon the side walk silik
ing in their descent several workmcn who were
engaged about the building. One person whose
name did not learn, had his skull fractured in
two or thrse places and two others were severely
injured. The pillars were broken in several pieces
Roch. Dem
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70 The Essex County Republican places the
name OF HENRY CLAY a, the head of its column,
as its candidate for the Presidency in 1874.
J' The Fulton County Republican place. a, its
head the name Of HENRY CLAY for President
in 1914.
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TIVE CELEERATIos oF TIE FOUsTH vii e Of to-day
with prOdgiOas ecat. Il i. c.oroas festival and right
glor ou.y will b. bonoTrd THIS has fact de.
spite the crosking Of politicians and neryrroE-ers IN ges.
era thousand thing, II be proud o. In the hst place
there our houutess territory rec institution.
the ve,lh 81 cs,, and Tie happ spread all over
the Land Besides have III. sraycsi and The hand.
somcst women God bless hsD IN all the uniyerse-Time
vOuli fail Us 10 cnumerae the tenth p1 VI blessings
bu, We cannot omit the crowning glory ri them alhe
renowned d.. Peters. n America should sse these he
would BE- robbed Of her brightest jewel They have q
ane bounded Only by the .ims OF the Earth, Or curing
coughs, colds, ap~pss and all disorders OF
The sane class They tor sale al $50 Brsadway and
Fulton street
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1rMr. Clay. speech at the Festival at Le1io

Tor, Ky M Chief Justice RosERTsor' hDpk.s - W.
President Of the Meeting, add MI 'tAr N.'
g.. -. h,s ,e,;,ioo from the United states Senate,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-04

FAcT WORTH KSowISG.-IniustiC-, perjury and
heaehery may perh.ps slcceed for with the public
and borrow Tor avhe from hope gay and TOURIST, AZ.
pearsnce bat time betrays their week.-mrs. and they TAN
MO ruin themselves Ia structures OF every Mind the lower
psrt should have the greatest hmness ground, and
principles OF action should be srd true. Thus Is m
ose persons who have attempted f0st upon the pubic
an article which they eDdeayor represent a. uys.s ~
virtues OF equal magnitude Of the most popular and
ehcscous medicines ever istroluced the pujlc-t.e
saIsPsfla and Tomato BtteTS-s1li Wholesale and retail
by p Brown No. 90 washngion-.ireei Boston, We have
heard number OF our hrs physicians speak OF them IN
tts Of me hghsst pras. they all that the be-,
Alternative now IN ue tor debiltaed system. OF for dys
pspsa or infg suon, loss NJ appetite h0nor co,yeness
sesAnes al the stomach, dizziness pains the bead,
IN fsct they say should be generally spring mel
cine The two arcies OF which they principally corl.
Psel are the pure extract OF tbs b.s Spanish Sakspara
shd me extract Of Tomatoes All those Affected with the
ABOVE ailments shoul. call and try a bottle.
sold oy the agents. A. y. d. ssnsis. DrpggSts No 70
futon-st corner Of Gold and 100 Fgon-s 213 Broad
way, " ha'' broadway, y. Jy2
NE~-foRK DAILY TRIsusE-A few copies OF su, frs,
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