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Tue rtieie below is from The of one Of our ntoll
fullest confidence The details really remarkable
indeed that fallen humanity is made experience
from hand oil Providence much and protracted
suffering and such saamitaps and shocking mutiation as has
now living in the town Of Ciarenss in this county
who Rss the a S 03@E
asssnable he suddenly deprived OF the sense oha
% r@s son dy %;
6td cesr BE porto" Of the upper Jaw upper @ and i tho
whole 81 hs 2se oo5 bones and Ss-ss a. wei as nesn
qSss6y @sl9fy e2@@ Be i@gits.sS upon Eam,l
aersese months to them again in other OF the
' 6 WIN ana nIe e 5 srisnE
Of this most unioruae end !ld the wrtr of hiswas OBJ
@ s9 5 % 81 fs' sSd ci f Which
gully eSended oyereaeh foot and leg within -four inches
Of s Ss S limbs OIL IT," ?S' oF'
towIia lsw inches e ,5s s1oaI&sr and lsnsih the
disease showed itself the elbow OF the II srm and
the left shoulder producing ex'oaons Of the bones
So and Of I isRi eye were also Affected with the same s
Ga syim,Ss he bey who notwthstandng he is deaf and
nut j. really Stess ant spshty thr create marSs
md hislSs' .hat the system as falling 9ld to pieces from
mont Of humanity hod OUT aud pToong for years miserable
S n ne dinner in s$f rest " Of I'm e % SSe
feeding himself with meat potatoes bread aud the like with
which iiely Ir;.sntcd hilsouI Of esns ulces
tell the injury le shoulder and parts that SUI.
round the night eye, the lower Jaw aud the fragments
still growing head the appearance of which shall
attempt to dcscrib-
Ine check given This terrible spreading aud hope
les maGhe removal of the intense pains
excited b. 4b!e fungous flesh ed with animal
mAsrhe quiet Sleep ed strength and stable
manifest the prrsoI of James-were all aud
doubtc>s justly, attributed by his exclusive use
io The last SIX weeks Of regular portions o. Mr. C. C. BRS
tolls SARSAPARiLLA Those who have witnessed the
truly suspicious and unexpected effects of this medicine
N this very extraordinary unanimous in the opinion
that hldt been early administered when the disease
plrt,ey aud feeble aud the constitution sound vi
goTous could have failed To- prevent of the greatest
caalniti'S that can bef a human being.
PRINCIPAL AGENTS.
VIM Burger wholesale Agent, Courtlandt York;
Nlhaus Phlrmlcy. 1873 Broadway, N " r.. Tryett SON
Poughkecp3ic; w g. Sorrs. Hudson; T. q. H. Croswell
Catski VIM. Bristol, Uuca Swan Wells, w. Pkin Ro-
chesterPo Willis, dos O. Spaord Son. Ere Stanford
Co. Henderson Punderson, Strickland X GAYLORD, w. A.
Clark * Co A. Wheeler SON Cleveland, o.; B. A. Fahne-
stock Co.. Pittsburgh; Sanford Park, Cincinnati; j. +.
Curns Co. 10 Exchange Place ". o. John Owen Detroit;
:. Sawyer, Chicago. ~
l. w Brent Kingston; Lyman, Far CO, Leslie, Brothers,
Toronto; Harye., Niagara; j. Winner Hamilton; William
Chace St Catherne and by druggists and agents in all of
the principal towns iu the country.
- BE careful to ask for B1stos Sarsaparia you
be deceived dealers hive scrupes about selling
an article of Syrup and other mixtures when mine called
for red stamp with the written of C. &. Bristol
the cork OF the genuine medicine. lyl32tsr
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PERFUMERY.
~~pDIS 1ooTE WAsH-Pr-parcd from the Original

nRRJs TOOTH wAsH-P~psred from the original re-
u - a. No a Gold street, New frokThe Ons Tooth
81 ~ I-.ly vegetable yepara!'on possessing the proper
las .,tA-t i.a.s ~ Gth ts's1irg III. 10 =
add Ireyrig eAst t11tS og:ur IN
.i mouth ahrlie. lIs.lg from decsyed testh
-,us-d stale OF the stomach.
IL designed to be used with tooth brush, and vii be found
sperede the necessity Of powder keeping n teeth clea
and preventing the Of the the Tee IN.
particularly useful IN cases of spGngy gums factoring the
healthy stale, aud causing them contract around The
teeth In painful ate cons oi the teeth anu arising from
Exposure ~ cold, u al be found mgly benelcsl. IL u par
cuiay Seryiceabr te ors Tooth ash night ust
beioe retiring TO test THIS thod recommended BY emi
nent dentists by dong al PARTICLES OF food which
Innlas Gunns e day entiTty removed and the mouth
kept Though e uisht clean, sweet and healthy state.
Sound teeth ej White eth the valuable portions
OF poor humanity but how neget the attention
for thcir csr when surrounded by all the
needed AmOug these know of pleasant
'ral eieetua n the Ou Tooth Wa,it rleanses and viii.
the the gums purites the mouth, and
the Lle nth W ALL Young and
Id Boston tiociat l.st.
The OnJs 1ont', w Is. 5-s, deterrent used on
euemel.-- p .,t-- I.'.
For sliT 10, F. ISL ia fha e m
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DR. MORRISON

NORTH RIVER DISPENSARY, 2Oik Fulton street near
IN Greenwch-Dr Morrison, Member Of the Royal College
of Surgeons London and formerly Surgeon the British Ma
W. continues 10 be consulted daily all diseases of delicate
and all those distressing symptoms consequent on nJt
dcious and the imprudcnt OF quack medicines
DE- NJ has had an experience of twenty two years treating
delicate diseases all their and complicated FORMS and
uses mild safe and na ble substitute for mercury, eradicar
the senrrea s with certainty without sulJecting the
patient risk restricting him in his usual diets pur
suits while lis medicines agreeable IN taste and smell Per
asem Of the Fos glard aeeompanied with much irri-
aud dali PAIN aLoa these parts Of The conse-
quences OF NAL treatment Dr. Nj. treats structures
fife promoting absorption OF to tlckoned Circular
membrane without pain.
CoNsTTuTlONAL DEBILITY.-Thoassndso Of young
buenD, from the consequences OF Indulgence
destructive babnd whose nTthe injured from
the no1ums and pretended specifies which stimulate
only induce greater eession d.. NJ such
purely path9lesic9 principles and nsve fails in establishing
Letters post paid containing suitable fee, will ensure
tie correspondent full advice and medicine 10 OF the
Union by his glvn. history of his detail 2Os Rul
Greenwich. jolB lmsr
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THF, PRIVATE TREATISE.

THIS is little volume certain by Dr.
cure are stated in he planes possibe manner There Is no
class of patients tn does highly value this little book but
those whose complaint has been suffered continue from
month month"; still deeply interested in 1.-THE
Of such delays and the OF cure being
fully explained. Price 81.
Dr. Ralph also begs ste that he is consulted at his private
residence, No SO Greenwich street, at any hour.
With view however of obtaining the confd snce of
this he beg here what he has
stated in another column of this paper npe his marks On
Structure that beside his rank Gadulte of Edinburgh &C.
&c. he has been engaged in the Of these diseases both in
hopal and city practice for than thirty and has
published editions Of work expressly Also
that he has testimonial lie tiers from the emne
in Europe te the most eminent in Americas Sir Ashley
Cooper to Dr. Mott OF New YORK. Dr. rhysck of Phlad, pa
and Others and that he spuntted to ref TO almost every
physician of eInin' in this city.
Communications bv post carefully replied ylO msc
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j YVES ALCOCk, Dental Surgeon. No 4 Murray street,
sp".uWy INFORMS his friends md the public generally,
W ttN rom Europe and is ready 20 all who
I'm WIN th.r patronage. All operations performed ut
jyg lm.c wv" V7' "ii''''Ni '@'
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$4,000 GASES IN A YEAR.

Use ihs RICH. medicine and be cured.-Ye who
of the urinary organs and who in disgust and ssppens%ens
az sSsss sIGa cs:l
rvs ArnEsn PHI whose failure in s the dsheaep
New York alone and failure has been related
S o oer Has rsn a. s , su from The
Sickness general wasting Of the body from amy cause
Is s1 back from disease ss
kidney or PROSTATE glands these pills re'emineny
,nJ % Flax whGsss AsSa1 New -
Albany 1Si'SP ' fs iias.
Poetts Eradca,o braed as the most certain
safe , and speedy cure for Sonorhea and certain complaints
MOTHERS, READ THIS, and the Lives OF your
Dr. Jaync.Dear sYou ask me what proofs met with of
for s'a ne %ss
s sp % s:s smes s pa y .n
s n d S i"a
n sse sn s sss s
s. no :' IN .SSsG Ss Without
Late Physician to the Baltimore Dispensary, and
ss4 BIZ Sss ma Fassn Gh
void BY Abraham p. Sands Co 2s Broadway Granite
ssna' fs a .
THE SOLID EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA, pre-
sS :s d sa,. a
The % SSss sEs Ess S% asS Of the
ror any other syup of sarsaala before prepared
D. Fsia M !. s sssws Of
Spd NIss fasca
% cor B
R e 6saad ad i51ss
TO FARMERS, PLANTERS,
HORTICULTURISTS AND DRUGGISTS.
THE COMPOUND CHEMICAL WHALE OIL SOAP
'ns for s total af best best
so of the ysssSs
and pear and army worms. snail e.S5.ss
nS asS as Ts s
rT be- oeus Beside. The
@ aps scaeoo
the
insects Tor The !ng expense Of one dollar ,, cabbage,
saea.s sSaP 0f ss
p 1ss pt cSsm '%% %
Poo@s waraateS the only and safest ingredients
9 s the % s
ice eys 0 ri % or sfa s~. 70
Thousands of pcrons can certify to the superior virtue and
equality Of all my y and eoH0o0a'e to the truth of
all the statements DIR DIX. LEWIS EEycHTwANGER.
on 4s zs
Joddes Of Iron md Mercury Dasuereotype Chemicals Lu
mar Caustc Ether Chloride Of Soa Dealer in Leeches a-
tins, Dentists Gold Foil Mineral Teeth, genuine Harlem OIL,
Iodine, Glass Syinges, &c. jy7 lmsc
M9s' ' Sl'fs H K t6 S. iis CO. South .
MADAME RESTELL,
FEMALE Physician, Office and resi- dence i4s Greenwich
II street between Courtlsndt and Liberty Streets where
she be consulted with the stcest confidence and where
also her celebrated medicines be obtained All letters
be post paid and addressed box ~ York city Medicines
forwarded BY mail Boston office No. Esssr street
N B-Nladame Restel would inform ladies' residing OF
the city whose health will not admit of travelling that she
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DENTISTRY.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH,

on TIE PRINCIPLES OF
ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE.
(coPY.1
HAVING lately los, two bicuspdlti teeth, called on Mr.
Levett supply their places with artificial ones, and az
ords much pleasure testify his skill and bty
Dentist. Indeed have eth fixed and fitted with
and 1T the time with les painful
the gaa cheerully recommend that gentleman to the
especial notice of the medical profession well TO the pub
c feeling satisfied from my experience that they
tden,y rely on his skill in his profession.
(Signed) GRANVILLE s. PATTISON, NJ. ID.
- Professor of Anatomy University of New York.
February 10 h, 1912.
Cory Of dieiier from Judge Noah 10 Dr. Lerett.
New YORK, Msy24, 1912.
Dean SIR
II both matter of duty and pleasure state that the Sc: Of
artificial teeth the principle of atmosp, pressure which
made for lady family has succeeded in every
pecin appearance comfort and utility and has given entire
satisfaction.
an, dear sir, your obedient,
(Signed) NJ NJ NOAH
Mr. LKvErr Dentist eco Broadway, corner of Warren
- In
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DENTISTRY.

FROM 81 TO 80 CHAMBERS STREET.
WIN. THORN DENTIST, SELECTS the attention OF those
w who artificial Teeth, and those who may require
them to his method Of supplying the Maxay family viz,
the Teeth. Knowing that there disagreeabe the
mouth Of those who indulge in acds resulting from the action
Of the acid the Gold Plate IN all that admit of he
inse teeth from complete without using par
ticle of metal of description
Chambers street, ie26 Jmsr
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PuALON'S CELEBRATED
A n L l. ID "A n ID r | f +

DENOViNG with one wash the d,ndrif completely from
II the head and rendering the Hair perfectly soft and silky
anG the time producing delightful cooling sensation
culary Naiuaoa ladies and Children aud
Southern climate cannot be surpassed.
Aanuflcu red solely by the first premium Wig Maker,
EDWARD PHAL0N, 2ll Broadway, \; Y.
Tie attempts made BY various indiv dua counterfeit THIS
aud of the proprietor have rendered
sary io hm adopt the flowing ruleNone genuine
less sgned by the proprietor ia ink jyi lm-c
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CHURCH's GENUINE VEGETABLE LOTlON,Tecom
" mendrd b. he faculty. al diseases of the face and skin
IL eradcltes lupiy ftc les, spots, fedness nns"ors,
and all sdua reasns dccate clear,
soft Skin; transforms The mot slllOw complexion toto
radiant wheu,ss; renders harsh and rough skin beautifully
soft, smooth and imports 10 the face, neck and arusi
healthy and urc bloom -nl by due erse .eranss IN s ai-
Pic ton the result viii be- hrtui III cume The Lotion
is exceeded hv other in the world Suffice IL say, thar 1t
has been used with the u States and West
Indies without aS complaint Of its efficacy. For sale ut
Churrh'5 D,tn.ify, 1888 BowerY corner OF Spring stce
Price Is cent per bottle iy2 im+r
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MEDICINES.
DIR. SHERMAN'S
MEDlCAIED LOZENGES

years and the proof Of their scaov in re-
diseases for which thew are
is that tls demand for them has been rapidly increasing
but recommend them their hends. 49,
COUGH IOZENGEs.
Are medicines in the world for coughs eoIds con
sumption asthma, whoopng cough, &c, discovered
THE WORM LOZENGES
Are the only articles which fail removing worms of
every description both from children and adults.
THE CAMPHOR LOZENGES
Ar sovereign remedy sickness adache
palitalon, owness Of spirits and al nervous diseases,
Handbook Rev. Mr.. Dunbar of the McDouga street Church.
have used them.
Offcs ioc Nassau street-Agents, Rushton & Aspnwss
thee Sends az Broadway IT East Broadway; Cod
drng1pn 227 Hudson. n22c
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A G.. Is.
WIGS AND SCALPS,

real HEADS HAIR which be had at lac BROADWAY
corner Of Liberty street, up stairs.
In all of failure the growth of Hair BARRY offers
Remedy exclusively his unknown Nug Practiion
ard those HON Mature hrs been bounu in her dtrbu
ton of Hair will do well place themselves under his
veilance. Pnces TO suit the times.
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PREMIER WIG MAKER.
IMPERIAL WIGS & SCALPS.
I CRISTADORO, Aston HOUSE, in Broadway, has
j. The honor Of troducps e he viz We,.ipg gb,ie lYo
LED PARTINGS AND CROWNS, and the never shrink ing
SKIN GOSSANER NETTING, two inv enons that place
Wigs so hig tn estimation of connoseurs bs
pronounced tbs Plus ULTRA Of the art
The prices exceedingly low to defy competition.
.ti Ipns
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4. X coLLNs'k CO. Sc South Il.
MADAME RESTET1,

FEMALE Physician, Office and resi- dence Greenwich
Il street between Courlsnd and Liberty Streets where
she be consulted With the sciest condolences and where
also her celebrated medicines be obtained All
be paid and addressed box $685. ~ York city Medicines
forwarded bv mail Boston office No. 7 Esssr street
~ BAadame Reste would inform ladies' residing of
the city whose seah viii not admit Of travelling that she
would de her personal
the United States within reasonable diStance.
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AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE

The above invention has been in in Europe for some
and strongly recommended being one of the greatest
arias afr tho iyIQI ueg
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,ELtbkA nn1;1 Wy, ~ Shh - \ ~. + y

sianf. NJ Son continue 20 restore 'lecayed ltt I'M
arze nd the cavity nakng STUMP inio SCUM sfrh
instantly curing the Tooth howeY painful OF H. C,n
ns point Of color The natural colteS o. he slightest
The mineral Is applied IN few seconds, Wit'" H.
pain. heat pressure aud lasts for many lea ~ h,n",
necessity of extracting, which 50 iuuiio 49, sncb Ian.
frslna,Ist PAINFUL Dis able olTGioh i ,a, -
,cv 10 shstter the constitution of decae anu nervous Po'
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-01-22

No FANCY SKETCH was employed
to cut wood by the day. The boss came
along and found Jim lifting the axe as
leisureIy as fiat boats 60 up the Missis-
sippi, and accompanying every blow
with grunt.
''SIow work Jim, slow workn
"Boss, the Bible says we must use mod
GRAFTON in all things"
The Boss was nonplussel. At Dinner
Jim plyed his knife AMI fork with con-
siderable industry. The Boss reminded
him of his morning text, but Jim was
ready. @
''l've been reading in the Scriptures
since, Boss, that whatever the hands find
able to do, that do ,cith aHthy might.
Boss told Jim he was entirely too sIeaInEI
ed to chop wood, therefore very politely
requested him to take up his hat and
walk.-CreScent City.
Good-very good--Raymond timfS>
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-01-22

The Centrifugal Gua.--Among the ar
ticles exhibited 1.-THE tair Of the Ameri'
can Institute, New York, Centrifugal Gun
is we'll deserving of attention as an i'm.
portant invention calculated to produce
no ordinary results.
"On the simple principle Of the CON-
mon sling, machine constructed accor-
ding to the design 70 the inventor, will by
hand or other power, adapted 10 the
weight Of the shot, throw, with destruc-
tive effect, a vast number Of shots in a
minute.
"a few engines Of this description,
propelled by steam in floating batteries Of
a suitable form, would protect our har.
bors and rivers against the combined
fleets of Europe; and on land hundred
men in it Or in the field, could by hand
power defend themselves, when opposed
by as many thousand. If peace will be-
by improving and multiplying
the engines Of destruction and defence
this invention must be an important one"
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A "GEoRGIA MAJOR, IN ALABAMA.

One Of our correspondents sends us
the following specimen Of nemosthenian
eloquencs. Wonder where he picked it
up?
Fellow Citizens: am candidate for
the high and dgnifisl station Of Briga-
der General of the FL Brigade Of 10th
Division of Alabama Militia,
Gentlemen when thu Dlr horn blo,Ded
at the beginning Of the last war, was
ploughing in peach orchard in the
State of Tennessee, my father came to
me, and says he, Jimmy" says he,
"General Jackson says to the folks" says
he, i"boys you must go to the WARP !
quit the plough-turned old Jack This
horso) in the pasture--took my knapsack
and jined the Gent, and served with him
two long and arduous campaigns. And
Gentleman, let me further tell you-yes,
Gentlemen--If | were to take Russian
pencil, and dip il in the smoke Of HILL. |
couIdcnt paint worse character than
coward on the field Of battle, or a Jockey
in the quarter races hereabouts- Nay,
Gentleman, if were to take quill from
the wing Of Giraffe, (Zeraphl and bring
10 my aid the two edged sword that was
placed in the Garden Of Eden, and make
a pen from the ame-and, Gentlemen il
the Parsy fix Ocean was an inkstand and
the whole olouded canopy of Heaven,
and the level ground ofour ystA, swere a
sheet Of paper, | could not write my love
of country on it,
Gentleman thank you for your atten-
tion, ard as the clouds are lowering in tho
north abolt McTodd, iMcLood) and as
Dan Webster don't know what veto is
may we all repel the enemy, and invade
the foe! Chilly sing us "Siuin on rd,i,n
now while the liquor is cooling"
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U,gerampled Foriituds-We were ganc-
ing over a few pages Of English history
yesterday, when we stumbled upon
paragraph which oFcibly reminded US Of
the extraordinary measure Of fortitude
dealt out to some Of the heroes and philo.
sophers Of old times. In notice Of the
life and death Of James Graham Marquis
Of Montross, occurs the pages which al
tracted our attention. Montross was ,ri-
ed for treason. His biographer says:
"Qn the 20th Of May, 1850, he was
sentenced 10 be carried TO the high cross
in that city (Edinburg) and there be han
ged on the galows thirty feet high, for
the space of three hours, and then taken
down and his head to be cut off upon a
scaffold, and 10 10 set upon the Tabooth;
his legs and arms over the gates of the
cities of Stirling, Dundee, Glasgow and
Aberdeen, and his body TO be buried a.
the place Of execution, except the kirk
should take of his accommodation, in
which case il might be buried in the COM
mon place Of burial. The next day his
sentence was executed 10 every part and
circumstance against lim-all Of which
he bore with great firmness and reslgna
ton, the printed book OF his great actions
being likewise hanged about his neck by
small cord"
"All which he bore with great firm
ness and resignation ! J" Most miraculous
lortiiude ! Was there ever an instance
that could claim parallel with this In
the first place, he was suspended three
hours on gallows thirty feet high this
he bore with great tirmness and resigna.
ton. In the next place his head was cut
off and set upon the Tolbooth-this, too,
" he bore with great irmness and resig-
nation" Afterwards his legs and arms
were set over the gates OF four cities
and this TOO che bore with great fortitude
and resignation" One would have lho'l
this was quite enough for one mortal to
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plause or condemnation, is not stated, al
though the principal words, Go it Dew !!
were particular audible. The speaker
proceeded doubtless under the impression
that he was achieving unprecedented tri.
umph in the oratoricaI line, but we res
greet that our limits do not permit US 10
entertain our readers with the remain.
der of his brilliant speech.
After Mr.. Dew had concluded his
speech, another gentleman arose, and OBJ
served that he would like to hear q little
more from the gentleman who had Just
taken his seat, relative to the gcographi.
cal location of Old Plymouth Rock.
Mr.. Dew replied, that the rock is
where you nor never was, and that is
sufficient--and if not, sir, repeat that it
is in the Old Dominion commonly called
the State of Virginia" Screams and
yelIs.)
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Exceedingly Brilliant They raise
some exceeding brilliant orators in Ten
nessee. Ia the Legislature Of that State
is Mr.. Dew, whether heaven descended
or no, is more than we ean tell. Mr.. Dew
one day undertook TO defend John Tyler.
Speaking Of The President, he addressed
the Speaker as follows:
"Slr, he is q native Of the Old Denim.
ion, the land Of Tom Jefferson, OF IHadi.
son, Of the immortal WashlngtOn--the
land Of the presidents, and the birth place
OF the fathers Of democrats. Mr. Speaker
when | speak Of the father Of his coun-
try, | doit with feeling emotions of my
soul. Alas, is there any gentleman pres
ent who does not chill up at the mention
oil his name as il no were shiverng among
the eternal SHOWS OF South America But
sir, cannot dwell here ! repeat thai
John Tyler descended from a pure stock,
yes, sir, from the noble band Of Pilgrim
Fathers who landed before my day, on
the Plymouth Rock OF Old Virginia -
And there, Mr. Speaker, that old rock
rears its proud front as one OF the glor-
Gus monuments Of tho Old Dominion
AT this stage Of the remarks Of Mr..
Dew Of Maury, the audience interrupted
him With loud oulcries, whether Of ap.