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New-York tribune., 1842-03-24
: r. Gol,on. CO.. Store I97 Clathnul;,qgoI,,

- T.. Cotton Il Co., Store 1917 Cllthnnl;~lulIr,
ear Catharine-,ireet.- COTTON and I: -
CUSHMNN having formed co-pnrther>hip connection.
The business vii in uturr ba conducted under tie firm OF
f. Coton& Co. TIcy taxi. this occasion to say 10 1, pup,
nc and their eG- that iieY have "faily enlarged 'te'
store room and their general Esus-s facilities ana are pr
prepared receive, either private or pubic sa's 40!
descriptions OF goods md make ii'e', hdEahcr
thereon Outdoor sa> real grnGcre-, iufhtureo
other property, carefully at.ml" nin person and prompt
returns made Especial aitertion gwen 10 al"N oi ih
furniture TO dispose o.; can 30 20 10 advantage hy calling
leaving their address the Satisfactory references
10 responsibility and clnr., 49, bt>iness gwen wren ~
New-York tribune., 1842-03-24
TN fl,r public

I TO The f'UbiiC.-NtT.0E>. CttHUftIrfi 'VNi'l'
Shc-t Nap Beaver. Smooth Castor and Cashmere d'I>,
WHICH have been - universally admired anil appfoNeiae
>il furnished ii the OLD establishment corner az +" all ard
Nt>>au.S,reet> aud At the u>ua low petcr.
Tjr n-w French ,vle Just Introduced sNcuslyr by ne
Subscriber is In chsrt;rr with tie long lst OF elegant pat
,er,s which hay. crlauatcd from ih!> establishment
.tHiDON. Agent.
,.7le2W- i1lZ corner ot N.,ll and Nls>aJ.>rrret
New-York tribune., 1842-03-24

q RoBzRr H. NORRIS has been nominated
Tor reelection as Mayor of this city by the Loco
FocoS.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-24

Also (inc>s previously disposed OF at private saea
Horse, Carr and IIarnc>s. m rood order.
y. B.-'rhr abov"-mcuuoncd Store TO let. Re2tn""
rate Possession given Immediately II required. Apply on
h, premises. ~ mo =
New-York tribune., 1842-03-24

II PARTICULAR N0TICE-'rho.e persons having
friurc description dispose Of, who are break
iug ~ housekeeping VIII find ready sale for any portion
all of their goods, ~ .elln" the" address or calling
u'on the subscriber Goods TO any dn"unt purchased
'i%0 ri F. COTTON * CO 1877 Chat am Il
New-York tribune., 1842-03-24
Nrw-YoRx. SD March, 1872

Nrlg.YoRK. I'd March, 49,
Dear ev to your Isttr ave only 10 say, mat ~
,oot ..-, e rsrt N the contest OF 1884, but being III ID
yo- ~; III; nor1in5,jon Of HsSzY Clay. and daily IN lt
habit OF visiting The Anr I!ocs PROFESSIONALLY: natat
entered INTO and l-ir!.sfi conversations VIII M ~
Sotrz ,r o. -s on a subject nomination OF a !" me-
candidate Tor me Presidency, and WIS % Wei unneFtot
ie-r sJs VI R.yrod, gong Hr1Jsrs 20 aid II
a01ltej tat .c bis ntentEla until ihs recent discus
sioas on ,ii!> Subject Your obi servant =
ARCUELAUS 6. SMITH.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-24

70 Il i said that Col. Croghan is soon TO 90 10
France to regain possession Of his daughter. Mrs.
Captain Schndley.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-24

" The first Canal-boat from Philadelphia ar
rived at Pittsburgh on the 18th
New-York tribune., 1842-03-24

II, wi. Sell on Thursday March 2li! nj l2ocioch
at stor. e1g Sprrg IeNl 10 li' corner 81 "aS6n&hsL
\ SINAI lot ofsnpcrior win- and cider Vinegar
4 few Soap Frames, and other articles used by soap sin
New-York tribune., 1842-03-24

photographic Prinfs-l0o,roo spiegddly CO.
lored consisting about 20 designs. among which are
treat number OF National! Moral and Rrigoc,
subject, The above pub!i>tes. in superior styie ana
for sale by The subscriber. IN lots 10 st: purchases
N.CURl;IEk, Spruce-,t opposite the >cn Once;
" p. New subject. esgrS by the rrst artlsts VII u
.lded The above a.ortment e.ciy week. u Gls I'D
New-York tribune., 1842-03-24

II. So,ice.-TO ALL WHOMJr MAY CONCERN
$1,000 Nee-York Sa.'y Font and krd Dos
vii be aLcn 5r Clothing, IS Chathas,reet, for Il"
| davs mig lw~ ~
New-York tribune., 1842-03-24

NJ Fifteenth ward meeting al The friend. ~
HENRY CLAY WILDE held Constitution Hall, No. coo
Broadway on Fylay Evening, ,h. 18th inst. haIi.pa>t
7ocIock, for the purpoe forming Csy Club III iit-
ward All friendly the great Statesman OF The Yves,
r,.s,,rc fully invited to attend
New-York tribune., 1842-03-24
9-r yc,y ug.,r,,. E.,nbli.,mcut. No.swaII.

street, between Broad anti Ney.rc-r 10 ls ul.cliharN
new and splendid stock c long and short nap Beaver rich
loleskin superior ErUh and cr.ant ca Nn''s Hat hs
attention o.! the public Eecfiny invited ana the'r pa
ronage earnestly solicited ThesnDscrhcrs ar both 1s
men DESTROYS advancing. Themselves and abtI'nHH ~
ton OF pnhlit favor. vtch they VIII "nh"nNor I" 'lt' "
h.r personal exrtions <ctlunut derotn themselves
to Tie pre- !uatian OF article In s'ih shall IL united .Ne
grand drs,ieratum. the present nc,tla, OF moderation
IN pri,,id durability equal that OF The most costly
and beauty nranc.s OF shape both m orili 81 bhd
well a. crown, aud Il brilliant, permanent color
From their intimate acquaintance vith every ,legfecln
the manufacture of Hats, ana beth having he!G prominent
,iarion, in two G the most fashionable concerns IN tins
city. and hayin. been chiefly Instrumental procuring Tor
tlo,c the reputation They enjoy ls arc ven
calculated produce article evoy wav eNc'lIe ana
desirable. which they pledge themselves TO DO They 80
Icit bnt single trial or inspection, t.H We pfee
,io,s they se, forth WARBLtRrON & WEBB,
moo rod I'm i2i 5Wal>i., New-lors
New-York tribune., 1842-03-24

g. IA argc assortment, OF N.Y. and second hand turn-
tnre always for their wae-roon over is 3ais
rDOm tl) H--ol
New-York tribune., 1842-03-24

II. The suggestion Of MINE aasrs isa good one and
sfII tcirnrrovcd upon.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-24

.'1aI y! ~ LII .---TI!3
Providence Cit. gaze i::..33 for, l820asainst IL
adoption. T.e Polls were 10 be kept open, and
some g ooO votes tn come but The pros rec. i
agains, the Constitution
New-York tribune., 1842-03-24

II Our Editorials mainly crowded to-day by the
length Of Col. Wees reJonder to a1r REYNOLDS
II Mr. LYELls Lecture the Gpheaval ard Subsi-
dencc Of the Earhlast evean; will appear omerrow
Tribune
New-York tribune., 1842-03-24
~ Thirteenth Vmrd Democratic CLAY

CLTB.-An Ajoured Meeting ol 'n. Club MI De led al
the Tppecanoe House. No. ) Sherid.,tree on Thursday
evening March 9Th. halt a,t7 O'Clock for tin ur
posi- unitng the friend, OF HENRY CLAY this ward
and receiving tie Report OF tic Committee uthe r''v> o.
rt the Constitution and BveI.aws, and completing ,I,
organization of the Club, aud going into rlit Annual
Election OF Officers appon; some other time tor That pnr
,o>e.Al the friend, OF Henry Clay in this Ward who
wish mite vito the Club iii, ho1e VIII be present. rs
business OF importance viii come before them.
.. lnrr.- Lr.L 1870 I'll
New-York tribune., 1842-03-24

- We commend to the especial perlsal Of
Messrs Maxwell, Ketchum <, Co. of the late.
Meeting al the Exchange. the leader in Tuesday,
.4l5oay Argps, uniting WIKI them m cordial
condemnation 81 tie present Congress. &c &c.
Gull you .hisbackine your friend. -
New-York tribune., 1842-03-24

T. Seventeenth sFard.-Tbe Democratic Wings
OF The h District OF the Seventeenth Ward requested
at :. s Browning No. u Sixthsret This evening
Al halt past O'Clock for t- purpose organizing The Dis
trc,. preparatory TO the cn-rins election 81 ord.r
LEWIS FL ETRk, Chairman
csAs LEACH, Secretary in2i It
New-York tribune., 1842-03-24

AMERICAS llusEr,.rh- ), Jl- last lv but the
indian C6iri> aud her >quaw> I>no WiHcIelihecomc
rDler>t. The attraction. tins week high order
ana well worthy at patronage
New-York tribune., 1842-03-24
u rran-pnrcn1 a1nIian Window shnae..


OLIVER -. WOODFN!:D. 66 Catharne-s invites tle az
tenuCD of families about furnishing their house, this Spring
splendid OF Italian " ndOw Shades, Unsrrpas-edbJ
auv before brought 10 this country. They Tie
paintings ri artist who has devoted hi, lie % his pioes'
SION and embrace every rarley OF Landscape aud SceiS
Perlap, piece OF furniture a1pcnrs &c better advantage
more inviting. than handsome pair o! "inio" Shades,
painted in yls 20 initiate nature The invnc' coltiin
Italian Iand,caDes Coic Arches. Moonlight Scenes ScroH
Rnr,ler. q El.n. &c L.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-24

4 PantaioOns.-Particy!ar attention a collected 70
tn style pana;oon furnished the Establishment -
Broadway American Hotel under the assurance tsst 81
peFor fl can be realized.
Cassaleras in variety of pattern. for spring "es.
with large dssonen OF new style Vest Just received, al
will be made up order usual moderate prices Tor eao'
money.
MO eodis;i t- WM t. JESHl-'"9'
New-York tribune., 1842-03-24

u In the town of Delevan, ". I. not u drop
of ardent spirits has ever been known to be sold
New-York tribune., 1842-03-24
t1,h NrurJ sscury C,uy GIuh.-En pursuanc

OF :; resolution Of the lrnrv CHyC!ub OF the ill Ward.
passed on the 7i instant ihnc'ner and all Others III IA
yor oil re election OF Harry the West 10 the presidency
OF tile U.ei States rcquc,tctomeet al No p avenue
D. on Thursday Evening, 2itl ins 1912, at O'Clock. io
purpose selecting Officers and rInsactn- ether hus
ncs, necessary 10 is pIptc organization.
,rC-i II. Il. KUL4SIE,E. Spc'y. tenn.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-24

II I be edition OF or daily paper OF Friday last,
tanning Nj Lyers First Lecture is entir IL exhausted
This Lecture will De found Weekly OF Saturday
New-York tribune., 1842-03-24

il ThirtccnIII 4ynrti-IIENRY CLhY.-tn adj
IouricI ntet. the friends OF Henry Clay IN the Thlr
tenth Ward will be Iled al the 1ipp.canoc House, No 8
Shari,i.,trec;, THURSDAY Evening, March 9th Al hall
past O'Clock, for the purpose OF forming Democrat
ic Clay Club in .aid Ward. In2J q,
New-York tribune., 1842-03-24

g., Lady with Clear COMPLEXION {, the most beautiful
of God, creatures, and equally becoming man H.
therefore vour aces have tre,> pnpIe or boch:s tan
dick yellow KIN, advise Won y Try Il cake OF tis
EAGLE, So mn, tI. number&2 chathaG->;reei= have,
seen rr>,il, cured i.y. ilt>.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-24

NIB Country Merchants buying .eli again viii ma
70 heir advantage. to call and exan" tl. nyo'ce t about
1000 pair a. tiy ill be sold ow for Cash 3bout $40 ran
Al the low price OF 81 50 per par " mn u
New-York tribune., 1842-03-24

Le+tlft> M LiiLN IVVTIF'
Tickets toc the Course three doli.rs. li,:o 10 Nav.
}er> OF tr IvceuiG. two dollars; Ladies Tickets d.
lir>-to be bad at the ,lbrnry at thr Lyrruiu III En-,
way at >aNon> 10 Futon y; and Wll"y pa:ucs,s
M Ill
New-York tribune., 1842-03-24

PEsss1lvAsiA.--A dire, IA OF sl,5oO,G0o
has been proposed BY he Committee OF Way.and
Means in the Pennsylvania Legislature, to provide
tor the certain and permanent interest on the State
debt The quota of each county Is 70 be desie-
mated bya Board of Tax Commissioners. and the
respective sums to be then rai,ed as the counties
may direct-Another loani IS anticipated OF 81
100000 pay heirdome.tic=credi,or=: how 10 be
raised. isa matter Of docbi
New-York tribune., 1842-03-24

" Stranger, Do You want Boots and sAo+s II "a,
20 Scribner / Co Great Ca'harne Root and sb So
k- 70 Cacharne OF MUnro@ where yop Gnu :
the largest and E. assortment YOU e.er saw and a. p.
never before equa!e, Just try il ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1842-03-24

RHODE IsLASD,--The Providence Journal re-
ceved By Express for I TUESDAY paper. returns
the votes cast ON Monday in all the owns Of the
State bu, New Shoreham, the question Of adopt
tins. or rejecting the New Constitution framed By
New-York tribune., 1842-03-24

S.,c,-cu s.ycrmrn.-'rhe= sev; Lecture wi, \.
!e!ivpr,, ~ Thursday Evening, -i;l as - .ocioSk sg
ihe Rev VI a'ay
sahicct-Ci,i ara Religious lbsr., ms =
New-York tribune., 1842-03-24

II 4. @. Of @. E.-The member. OF Enp.:r, t.Ir q.
No 81 i. o. OF q. r. notified 10 be pnnc'us. ~ a.
tendance the meetin. Of he Lodge Th!s Eso'7
tu.nr., nj r,Dorace : To be- ,ran.acte,l By ordef.
ma IL d. WILL ,MSON secfel1'S
New-York tribune., 1842-03-24

One word r-orein relation 10 tins fellow ana we have
done with him. He says III hi, defence =;
To yourIow personal hing. and vulgar attempts n viii
ic>ul The character Of my abor> IN behalf OF grsaI
national and scientific enterprise, the Exploring Expedition,
no honorable feeling and cultivated mind vXpeci
New-York tribune., 1842-03-24

C-=To the President Of tus= u;'ed >att>->ir Fe
e-fy.,i yo,r rnt,oT thu 7 ut ron .unnn that you'
4,s, hair has been restored - jones' o. az Coal Cra,
;,--ha it>;aveti> falling OUInatti .'''"--cQrt "
4autirit. AMI iapg oC approves! on u anu touii ~
recommendations true. am ~ our oh'!->sTEi,
New-York tribune., 1842-03-24

City or -Ne:c-lort,
j. WATSON WEBs being duly sworn. deposeh and says.
the evening OF Thursday preceding tie assembling
the HGriSb4rs Conrertinn. 1885, he heard M J. y
REYNOLDS several gentlemen al the Astsr Hou>e IN
the city OF NeHYork that he had become ronvins ed that
Nix Clay could not be elected President OF the United
States nominated BIZ the Wing sarv and that heHcetorh
he the SAID EEYSoL would all BIZ eyer;lons 10 pro-
the ion Gen SccTT the WIZ Candidate
for the Presidency To which, SAID Mr.. replied, that
he was thoroughly satisfied Mr.. CLAY could be eircsC II
nominated that be entitled 10 the nomination,
and be could judge the choice OF great ma
ority o.. me Wig party Tao United States h., Mr. WEBB
would day following write strong article III favor OF
Mr.. CLAY'S nomination. publication the following
Saturday when OF the Delegates TO the Convention
from North and East would probably b IN this city on
their Harrisburg That thu following day, when
engaged his editorial in writing aid article. MI
NREYSoLDS called upon him for The purpose r. he then
understood and believes OF persuadnC tbs dsr-onent against
writing publishing any article he had described
OF The, night previous that he then and there exhibited
SAID EEYEoLDS nearly all OF said article. winch wa not
quite finished and told him that I'll relon>tranc was IDLE
should certainly appear on The day following or words
To that effect.
And this depon-nt farther that within the last lew
mouths he couversed with said REYNOLDS IN " All street
and reminded him the he had pursu. II reiron
Mr. CLAY-all OF which be- REYSoL adltad, but sal!
explanation that from what BE- had heard OF the proceed
Ho;e III this city the Saturday preceding the ConSe1ils
ans! from wha, he had heard while travelling Harrisburg
10 attend the Convention he, tie said REYNOLDS had.
while Harrisburg, advocated the nomination Of HENRY
CLAY u preference 10 any other candidate.
J. WATSON WEBB.
Sworn 10 before New York this dry 81 March
| 1912 THoS. SNOwDEN, Com. OF Deeds
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/ W.rsn, VILE E.c.
NgW.YoRy. March I'd, 1872

Nsv.yo-L Na--l#ea teia '..,or House.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-24

u, For rev,<rta5!e Of lrnal Magnetism u. II
Wsst. end Purper's D5ile, (poe1,) see Last Page.
1-r For 4Nezc3 by Thus Mornings Nat Sc, Yer, Pog>
New-York tribune., 1842-03-24

Tins Z, >1ld BIZ Jones' AZ hr sen ct Inc American Eag
urie.> vou are=caretu o.; is r-; luil hrNou J. bt
cheated, a. Cl.athal->frcst, the I7 Fo ) . an s
.hling> boulc-5 >,s>, M
New-York tribune., 1842-03-24
Very respectfully yours,
To Col WEGB EDWARD CURTIS.

1t, due 10 all these cenhemento say thatty havegiyeu
the letters with reluctance from unwilngnc>s 10
be awnino aewSpap"r coatro.erSy and ta; they ha''
treated 2r EsYNsiDs VIII; The greatest to-bearance sir
CURTIS has no; >tate ashe might have done a hc'nalir
In, arrangement !avc the money tor Mr REYNOLDS eN
scs adyaneehy the House; nor does Nj STETsoN
forth thahe reported TO Mr. CURTIS that he haalrscd
oadyancethe money Tor NJ REYNOLDS 10 iarsbisrs
in0rcr tla he mgltiooe GeH. ScoTrs trends tor lis
New-York tribune., 1842-03-24

IL Third ward Henry Glu, E!nh-M 4
meeting ot the THIRD WsSD HENRY CLAY CIT b.
held at tie Wbg Head Quarters M COL Washington street,
Tuesday evening. March ?. 1912. tor tl'e purpose OF
choosing Officers orthe e>uin the iolIo"tu" it>ons
were unanimously elected -
New-York tribune., 1842-03-24

Each Lecture wi! he Illustrated with yyr !srgr a.;
splendid drawings, prepared In England expressly es r.,
New-York tribune., 1842-03-24

~ Liberty Pnrty.-Th. friends OF THOMAS =.
FIELD Esd the Liberty Candidate for Mayor. notified
that meetings will he hid al tl. Delaney ami
Chyrstie->ree each Monday and Tkursay Evening unit!
the Election.
Persons dispose, to add their the Vigilance Coi-
uee, their respective Ward, invited 10 attend
Members at the General Committee requested! b.
prnctual in their Attendance
Bvnri.r. JAMES C. BARBOUR Chairman
=hsoRGg W. ROSE, >ecretarv MI Eh&M6t
New-York tribune., 1842-03-24

Tr,.ney SrEycyS ,ss.> cure. OF distressing cai!. tl
ln!y 10 of Sherman, CoGg- LoLerge>
S,,ry ss No5,t,r->trt,t. cured OF cous!
ri ~ Is ~ay box o. these LpzenSt>
Hon Ed j. Pardr lia> ,i.,, >hrrnGfS Worm i21e'e>!t
!!;S family with TIE .-rtate,: he,n;is
Nr I6rls " Gross e. FlipErce cured lire, % ~
cbiId-s OF worms by only orc taNeoi Sherman, Worm
New-York tribune., 1842-03-24

GEOLOGICAL SURvEY.-Gov. SEWARD has
transmitted to the Senate sketch Of the progress
Of the Geological Survey Of this State The law
authorizing tho Survey passed in 1896, and
appropriated $4,000 annually, for four years,
within which time it was thought the Survey
might be completed. The diAercn, departments
were committed to the following persons, with The
New-York tribune., 1842-03-24

% The Cou1le1 4, Enqutrer has a, length
distinctly admitted and AvERegD beyond the pos
s;oili,y % deai,l that we right in our state
;nent of the fnc, that Mr.. \. REYNOLDS sup
ported VI CLAY and not Gen. ScoTT at Harris
burg in December, 1899 This is the full cxten,
New-York tribune., 1842-03-24
And lend hand to speed the ball"
JAMES A. BROWN, President.

BrsJAMIS DEvoY, >ecFeiarie>' rn22 st
New-York tribune., 1842-03-24

"a Reader requests ask the Editors OF the New
Orleans Picofrr 10 publish list OF the Prisoners Of the
santa Fe Expedition, who have reached Nescoave. j.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-24

~ Fel Mo-, or ye. Books RtTnarti Be 81 Gaorse5
fr Ssa IN Ct,g Churches t.rs and Mses!ione', Prae'l
cal Ds.q; Of and Popular Preudse. aEao"t iaocat'on
New-York tribune., 1842-03-24

Ii this publication were intended to TIL, meridian only,
for the readers oil the Courier and Enquirer who know
should with simple statement OF The TACT
within our knowledge; but intend II shall appear 10
the columns Tie Tribune where Nh REYNOLDS has given
puhicv his vile le.r, have placed our testimony III
he ape OF an affidavit.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-15

Tu
-, ~HoHCH-Ihere is no one thing which helps to
nv scnaFacIeF and standing u society, more than
iy ~. '''a'e al church, ani proper regard for the
Inn d. ~eea Every head ola family should go 10
" 80 Nihple Of parents who have loved them, and
,ns 'aelr best Interests. Lounging in streets and
~ bo9 A9 oi0ol'l Is abommable and deserves severe
ilise y lays the foundation of habits which ruins
ner, NJ Many young man can date the com
E.f,nl N's dissipation, which made him burthen 10
m friends and an object of nitv in the s;gbt Of his
nss5-a- olhday ydeoauchery. IdIeness i the mother
dlv ,I'e sabbath IS TO young people generally an
s,sioTe i i be not properly kept II were better
@CauIch If you are a vouno man ;,s, entered nm
d NJ, wall establish your credit What canitaIIst
gs,isr e' sniruSt new beginner who instead of
PAW ~ ns' MS character and his money IN dissoue
d an1sa"I 10 ms business on business days and on
cop,-5.S .su 10 the house of God. Go to Church
laksr heart ana bending knee at the throne Of
m POUR out sincere thank offering for the mercies
''''Seek-BSltinOrs Patriot - - - -
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-15

UNCERTAINTY LIFE-It is wonder that man ever
smiles for there is something strange and awful in the
hourly uncertainty of our en the atmosphere OF darkness
and that surrounds exsencen the troops OF
dangers peace and beng, that ride invisible up
on every moment it fes-that as were, like
blind the front ofa great battle where his hopes ana
bis swept down on every side and in which his
existence must terminate underlined hour and 10 some un-
known yet he smiles be were at pageant
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-15

Maiden with the meek brown eyes
IN whose orbs a shadow lies.
Like The dust in evening shies!
Thou whose locks Outshine the sun.
Golden tresses wreaIhed in one,
Ashe braided streamlets run
Sanding, with reluctant feet,
Where The brook aud river meetl
Womanhood and childhood fleet
Gazing, with a timid glance.
0a brooklets swift advance,
oathe rivers broad expansel
Deep ada Ill that gliding stream
Beautiful to thee must seem.
AS The river Of 4 dream
Then why pause with indeciSion,
When bright angels in thy vision
B-ckon thee TO fields Elysian2
Sees, thou shadows sailing BY,
As the dove. with startled eye,
Secs The .alcon's shadow ly?
Hearst thou voices on the shore.
That our ears perceive no more.
usaie' ad by the cataract's roar2
q. ,hoo child of many prayers
Life hath quicEsands-li hath snarcsl
Careaul age comes unawaresl
Like tie swell Of some sweet tune,
Morning rises into noon,
lly gdles onwards INFO June
cd.IIaood Is the bough where slumbered
Birds aud blossams many numbered;
Age that bough, with snow encountered.
father, then, each flower that grows,
When the young heart overaows
IoembaIm that tent Of SHOWS
Beara Iilly in Thy hand
GHes oi brass cannot Withstand
0ae touch ofthat magic wand
Bearthrough sorrow. wrong and ruth.
n ihy heart Tie dew of youth.
Oh thy lips the smile of truth
o. thar dew, like balm, shall steal
'a'o wounds that cannot heal
Even as sleep our eyes doth seal;
A0a That smile like sunshine dart
lo'0 many sunless heart.
FOR smile Of God thou art
M
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-15

Thirtvive survivors Bunker Hill battle now known
of whom twelve reside in Massachusetts thirteen in New
Hampshire four in New York. three in Vermont two in
Maine and Connecticut The oldest is John Slade
of Rrooked V 95 and the youngest Ebenezer Sparkling
of Dover Maine So
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-08-18
CONGRESS-.

Hon. w. C. MORGAN, of New York
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MIR. ADAMS REPORT.

The Inteligencer, of yesterday, gives US MIR.
Adams report IN Iimine but the Printers TO the
House of Representatives could find no space
for the counter reports of Gov Gilmer and MIR.
Inqersoll 1.-The creatures are at their dirty
work again y and they announce that Mr.. Ad-
ans report is to be the shbboleth of Wing faith,
under which Wing battles are to be fought, and
Wing victories obtained Well, be il so but
we venture the augury that although battles may
be fought, that no victory will be won DO
these editors think that the People of this coun-
try are ready to break down all the barriers OF
the Constitution to crafty the peevish vanity oil
a poor old man, who cannot keep from poetry
when he should stick 10 prose To talk of
sucking armies and dry nursing the land, p" in
discussing grave constitutional question: The
old man has doubtless the recoecions of his
youth to fash across his memory, when he in
Iulged in such polished and courteous doggerels
against Mr. Jefferson. Why, if he were to
bring forth his impeachment against the Presl-
dent-we opine it would be drawn up in verse.
Mr.. Adams is a good veisiher, as Dermot
McMurroch fully roves But all bddindge
apart, we regard the whole proceeding with
which Mr.. Adams has allied himself as more
extraordinary than any thing which has occurred
in our history. The President, as required by
the Constitution, returns bill with his obJec-
lions to the House, and the House refers his
objections TO a committee, who report resolu-
ton 10 abolish the Veto power. Why not to es-
tablish Bank, the favorte hobby of the Bour-
bontes, of the men who have lived without
profting by experience who would now have
pie of live birds, TO be let loose after the guests
were seated at the table, because II was done
after the same fashion in the time of Charlie
magne-and this resolution is endorsed by
Bolts and Rayner and Campbell and Pearce,
all men from the South, who thus announce TO
their constituents their willingness TO yield to
the leader of the AboIitonlsts of the House the
abolition of the Veto the only check which
stands between bare majority in Congress
and the property of their constituents. Have
not these men reached the very madness of the
moon? We shall have more to say upon this
subject anon.