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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-27
THE BlRDS-TuE BIRDS.


A friend says to us--''l observe in your
paper Ct the 27th uli., a timely call on the
farmer to protect the birds. wish some
measure could be suggested to do this more
We have societies for the sup
preston Of demonstrating, and we frequently
make a common cause against tho robbers
Of our melon grounds and orchards. Why
not do the same against tie more dangerous
Ioarcrs who destroy the natural protectors of
both fields and orchards : 1t present, no
mans house or person, in the country, is safe
from the intrusion of these dangerous nui-
sncos.
Suppressed with The necessity Of calling
attention t, dis subject, hastily collected
some facts to show the value Of birds to the
farmer, aud had them printed AMI distributed
among my ncighbors, as hope, to some
parpo:e. lsenl You copy, from which
you may perhaps think il worth while to
make extracts
"lrrubIic attention is only oncc awakened
to the extent of the evil complained Of, have
no fears but it will be insomc way rcmcIicd.'
Coy OF the printed pamph ct above alluded to
"pROrECr THE BIHDS.
.The season ls row come when the birds be
, ..n heir aburs in our fields and crcha,ls.--
Nany emour us are we'll ss. -iolo of the usn:Ii-
ness oi these lille Ie o"-''"o"efs' "H..s. SON"
are mot aware OF their .ue end permit them to
be disturbed W destroyed. For iae benefit 4"
such, the following facts are stated, AMI every
one is urged as he values his lrut trees a.-
cooks for plentiful harvest, 10 extend TO IN
birds the protection which they so richly merit
Let those who mly s',i. doubt, compare the or
,hards IA Mei'orl, Cambridge, &c, in Junn
w.;hthose IN Hea, Cambridge and LeAng;o"
whore II. oing and birds nesting are not per-
mttcd. our most ne.lgeu, orshau. SIS are sat
SIZED lhat the absence, in these last ramn,
towns, oI he cauher-woDm, that pest which has
cost 50 much labor and expense, aud MS ruined
tfn many trees, is owing manly to the great
humber OF BIRDS which breed, nhd.slnrbci, IN or
fields and orchards.
lie, he mischerions ioaIeTS' OF Whatever age
SIZE, condition, or color, VINO roam about our
| fields with muaRet IN ih'r hahJs, TIC de".
W.th according To law or "f'eh Hu' !"t Vefmih
aud We shall hear no more complains '1at orch
ards arc Ia'd waste .! '''oO'' anu '4ocs aV'''oy
ed by mice FACTS
The common c@ lex o Is aimost the only
bird 'gch ieeds on le o".v' P,ier her., ne destroys
hem IN great HH'H't.s, 1%''s ,,tc"' N"'aV'oH''y
when they are iu'l grown, ne numbers OF
these desIr"c''c li Ios,r",, a lew S"SN"oS'
VITA Their young "''' A's incredible -
Gam. Hrra'a'
"Whon the Martins and Swallows were pro.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-27
YOU MAY BEG FIR;

but without you dre AN adept, this is very
and tnen, again, there is that pry-
ing, impertinent Society, called the Mendi-
city, with its Argus eyes. and spies that
will, perchancc, pounco upon YOU, aud car
ry YOU off, even as the relentless eagle does
tie newborn babe ~W nerer do to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-16

M.S kILLED oN The BosToS ANp WORCESTER
RIHRoAp.-Wc are panied to record another
death on the railroad at Worcester. The facts az
Ne have learned them. are these. The man killed
wa, a painter. and en- loved at the time upon the
Springfield track At the point where he "a' at
work, the Springfield track and the Boston and
Worcester track are parallel and very near to-
scther The Springfield train wa backing, and
he stepped from the Springfield track on TO thr
other track Having his attention wholly directed
t. the movement Of the Springfield srain. he did
not perceive the Boston train, which was at the
instant coming in. Before be could clear the
track the train struck and passed over him. cut
tin- of one arm and both lis legs. He survived
bat a short time. Iii, name We have not learned
Norwich Conn Courier, M'y l3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-16
TIL f Il RIBU n f

THE BURs,y PAPERS. DIiRY AND LrrTERs OF MADAM
DAEbLN fat l. Philadelphia, Cary Hart New
York, Wiley = Putnam.
This is the first OF two volumes. printed in very
fac style and published at a cheap price. The
distinguished character Of the authsrsss, the IN
ieres, attending the Society asid which she lived
and the lively sPirit and entertaining character Of
the work must make il generally acceptable.
u THF JACQUEKEiE James, last novel, has
u.t been iss.ed in two extra sheet. of The New
World by J. Winchester. Price l2a cents. 1t
is thrilling portrayal of the atrocities attending
rebellion of the French scrf. against the mobiles in
the fourteenth century.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-16

NECESSITY FoR TIE EsLARGENENT.-Ih c price
of freight from Detroit Montreal is 80 Ct. per
barrel of -four 81 ,l2t per barrel Of pork, and II
cents per bu,hci OF wheat. From Detroit TO New
York by way Of Buffalo, on flour Sl,0G; on pork
SI.G8-bv way of Oswogo, Oh flour 81 cts, on
pork :l,67.
II is therefore evident that unless greater iacI-
ties for transportation, from the lakes to the tide
waters of the Hudson shall be afforded, the
American forwarders will bc compelled To submit
to rtinous competition from their Canadian
brethren For We take it for granted that IN the
present state of the Newly ORR Canals the rates OF
tran.portatio, cannot bee materially lowered. \
great diminutiOn of the State revenues Will there
fore be unavoidable. TO prevent such diminn.ion
what other means can be- devised than the COM
pletion of the Enlargement II the Enlargement
were completed the price OF freight between
Buffalo and Troy could be- reduced - per cent
Th, would secure io TIE Ere canal the Western
trade which j. now rapidly seeking the 81 Law
renee via the Wclluud canal And lot only -o
but it would get back much Of the trade which
now passes over the Ohio ard Penusy wanna works
What are We 10 think then of the wisdom 81 the
late Loco-Foco Legislature, which ha- suspended
the Enlargement and thu contributed To divert the
trade of the West from NcV-York, Albany and
Troy to Mosircal, QleDcc and London,l
Troy " hig.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-16

ACCIDENT To The RocHEsTER.-The Roches.
ter la, been running two or three days with a
cracked shaft. and on her way up last night 1t
broke when the soat was near Cold Springs. The
Passengers were brought up by the Columbia
The Rochester will take her place in the line
as shat, i. really ready
Albany Evening Journa! Of Friday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-16
NLEM nAKDM Akt. Nuncry. n,uns. ~

VIZ subscriber. Importer oi English ami German
ina.c. receiving fresh l-0rmentoi all he a'
trs 200 hI. line oi business. ali beg. dealers ual
900 examination thry Will find ,'lra very complete, and
OF q. good dual y AZ lover pr. ian elsewhere. On
fu.f seut 1 h, statement alol. De- r-c> portion 81
their business. amt requests thr fisf call previous 70
making their purchases
f4ll assortment 0f JAMS .'sprtrd Nood->cre"'
always Cd. htld.
Agent .or and fsaler 10 Donr,l. Hardware Good'-
Goods f0r SAFE tie Trade ny W Sage, most hD'f
al ~ .l0lnt allow cd .or cf.i. I" ~ HlN l. 49,.
.,. -f.5 ar L T.a ST. b.f., .I a. Gold ~. NY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-16
GALE 4 co. 26O Pearlsf. Boot and,

i So. D.a'sr, invite CcGnlry Merchant, ami Others.
oN al amt examine their large assortment. NAV b. hat
also At fh- >lr.t place. STRAW GoOp~, VI LADIES'
SulN Tuscan N'is.a. Nrrnie ant \ varsity .i tIcsh
1ni Fancy Ia to2ftu~r h frEr assortment ~ Mess
and Bov,., PALM ~ ~ snt LfGlok\ h>r>--ah so4-
oW cash city acceptance. by the case or done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-16

CTThe people Of ST. Man's Md. celebrated on
the 10Th the Anniversary Of the sc,,lemen, OF the
Colony OF Maryland under Lord Baltimore. An
Grafton was delivered by Gro. RKAn. Esq. Of Bal.
more.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-16
Entrance = Bowery, old sign Of the Golden Clock,
All 2m Overlooking Chatham Square
TyAKDWARE. CUTLERY. Nc.-Os-

VNKIJN Il, Ut IIh 7 NC.-Vs-
4 born lVc - Fuii0n->ir.et opposite tSe uitrd
safe, Hotel Gor,.erly Hplts l!oei) NesNolk "hrr'
the business has been carried on i0r eighty year, past Who
are Imuortcr, and General Dealer, Eng ID and Amer
can Hardware, Cutlery SC &c, offer 10 Country Mer
chants and Othsrs extensive a>3fiment al r lowest
market price, i0r cash or On approved credit
Purchl.er, hereby invited 10 call and examine ~
stock. which composed in part " Table AMI Pocket Cut
lerv Ralor. >c,,Or Tea ant Tiu- Spoons, Tea Trays,
sauce Pan show ana Tong, Hollow War >hoyels anf
Spades, Hoe, Forks Rake. SrytHc, ANe>, English Way
ora Ix-, Sleigh Iin,r ami iiaui b-s, cot an wrought
NaI. Cut Tsck>. Brad. am ~r1nhr,, Bnu. >rrrN>.
los. Iaicht- Hinge. husii.. Pee. Files. Auger Ch,
els ami Gouer, Planes. spears " %. Pit tr0r Gut Iron
and Bra, Blch Saw; American Iron Ryei,, Beck lfoa,
Scotch ari Water, OBJ. Aye >'are, f1r marble ioisher'
BIZ Lad Ppt,. hume Harlem OIL.
rtr. are Agents. for iir side of Ab"rton ana lio
ton, ceahrat C.,t >"-i Coopcr and Carpenter, Edge
Tool, u general
A.la.ent. lr scel.h-l.t Nri1n stern Pump,
maintained tv II. Warren WanIa'"i superior - any
other h.uI b. use. tiAt 70 O>8DkN,
y NorL n lfti. faiq imf CHARLES =. LITTLE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-16
+ AplES. \ GENrLEMENs' NEW

Z 4 BOOI ND ~UUF NIUkF, - Gr'ruNich-
street. corner of Robinson surcL : urr hls opened
a large 49, general assortment OBJ Lbde,, Misses aud
ChIcu, Cater Boots ana shoes. 0 tlr i'st .tyss. and
10 every ,aret,-.uo.l mAcra,i aut workmanship. A>o.
Men. lut Youth, Boot, aud Shoes, Which offered Al
prc.s corresponding ~ Ifi tir rmc>
NB Couau, Merchants Supplied by the case or dofen
l = mNI1-LL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-16
NOTICE.-Morison's Hygean Medicines

.r, b q. p-iti.l. e-aileca of Ia h. lon .ol The
.a5~crbrr. iavins been appointed To Aiornrt, o rN
No ~,g No7f Co.. anl Agents if ne 80 o.. .NfN-
from ths Brt. College oi Htan, Lof iua are yea '
10 .urr, the Agents f-ore liberal i-a' uan rrr,l
.1-s f~-.ln, wishing % be appointed >fllr- A--rIs
MI ri~as- make lmuri 9ie Application 20 IT, .lrtrr
l-rs Al par-lGs indebted % tle ai- A-e e, VIZ Geo
Tsvilr ar requested 20 MAKE immediate Isr m-nt % the
-.a-.rr.i :, -. sufy arr Authorized 20 eve rer-r'
tb, sar1r FIRTH HALL. NJ Franklin Sc i-e, y y.
MIST Agent, Tor MORRISON, MOAT co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-16
NHOMPSON'S TRUSS.-Cure war

l. raned-TLe only light Principe ev'r discovered, a'
YOU have much pressure sou W,h on e rupture
s, l1ut back pad which doe, great injury. Come afd
try ~ DAYS and Do j. MOI The ,lst s> add cueaDt,
YOU may rrarn TO- Apply al ~ E4ri-e,, mar Broau-,
or The present all Lo1r, Lade. attended Go by lazy
AZ lm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-16

0r and Manufacturer oi ! BE- Premium Patr-i Ai-o--
phefic Pressure Tech. ha, removed % NJ 'hnr' r.
mar Chaiha, lie VII be- happy o. render M professional
services in every department. I'd >grca. aEd Mrrhanl.
Dentistry 90 all who favor hin VITA cal ~ rfi'InA''
charges.
Having been many year, successfully engaged boo DIS pro-
f., on au1 made very important improvements u i-
ART haitnr, himself that be- 3, able f0 1asrer I'D ref-
a-d patronage mFll 30
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-16

- pa, on hand large supply oi Chars OF all kinds,
vn-h hc 0Ii 81, very cheap Cor ca,iL The chars an"
u.lnufie -red b. imsei and s0,91tst Hc vii sell ~ Dc
following prices. 1d-or Char, is Stroll Top Maple r.,
Br.eyc Grrcan Tops and Bia-,t,ls u.s. Grec'an Fiu'
seat 49, Bon seat h..' quality. So, Ss-t Mahogany. bali
French. r0n : - 20 - French tp f m > Sa' good
a, can DC hnu-l; or = 'hc 80 Mahogany cane box
s,l-o Gcw aru-c-r-m 8 20 > ~ and I'll others IN pro
potion.
large supply Of Venetian Window Blinds ter sale equally
low Those who are about purchasing the above article,
w their interest by calling al the factory ana sort
M {. o Cn---u. u CaL-lL-u.-.i as In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-16

Or, PTncipIes OF Irue VIBdHI@dHVH u SOcIeV'
OUR 1vILs so-t.L, NOT roLl1icALi AND POLITICAL
REFORMS CANNOT RtMEDY THEM.
rrTl, edtorship # h' column sr,nct FIRM tlat Of
ri, Tribun< .ldresI lster, postpad, 10 A BRISBANE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-16
To Store kccpers.-The

a.ortmento csmp~ene spirit Lamcso h.sown manacIure)
Carr, Bac lus BIckus,. Rust webs Patent Burners,
oi various pattern afordng opportunity 10 those IN want
good ADD cheap light % sl's Lamp 10 their >auslac
ton Before purchasing, those 10 want Of Lamps VII hsd
il 10 their interest 30 call No Catterncstreet, near d.
vision cor al i78t Greenwich street. \. BCust0mers sup
iiicf b. WAGON, oucea week ~ usual
. an l,n GEORGE MICHEL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-16
NHF. HOWARD INSURANCE. COM

r-rv-Car.al Ssaeo. Office NJ 81 Wal w. This
Company cortnl,>,r make sa Mt css
l-e -y t.r. ara miami nav -tion
DIRECTORS.
Rensselaer, Ravens MAI Tayior, C1r> W Lawrsnce.
g. P.sIr. paWl.r, william Coach, W -Nh BsIiWia.
IaI- NIrrsor. 4 T. Wo1Iev. Nailaa 81 we'd,
il-.pt D. Nzuum tan-.le {. Tucker John Raw
Drt.i Ife. Nes, D BENJAMIN John Wo'f.
Ca.-n o. ais'st. William " roti. Ferdinand suydsn,
Henry q Thompson Il. HANE\>. President
I p.sr,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-16
AND A HALF POUNDS of

baked Bread 10 tie OLD stand - Ludlow street
m e. doors from tie conner ot Grand,ree Feow-cu
1er. 10 tie qua iy equal any. ard large Is
vert ,f don't buy . equal in gushfy, and mucu
superior n NE o bnv mus be- DECIDEDLY 10 your interest
Al>o Crarker xurI,e ler pound. Cake, Pc, and Ru,k
al Inn ". G. HOLMES. - Ludlow-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-16
HREAT SALE or BOOTS. Shoes.

N and Brogaus. Suaw Bonue> Palm Leaf Goods, &C..
- Pearl T. up stairs. All purchasers who wish 20 bay
Cheap for cash are invited cal, AMI cNauiae This ,1ch OF
nr and re,h goods which oc ed wAC u reserve
AT great bargains by SAM FL DANIELS
r3 Inn - Pssr.-.i gp stairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-16
NRUG CLERK-W anted, a young man
[ OST-Yesterday. I}th Nav. between

j auI o'clock hy hos when coming ont of the
Bank ri Nevlofk. or on bis way through william street
Cedar, sixty dollar. three note of So each. Tue
finder viii be literally rewarded Apply Al ih., office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-16
syIITARN GOODS below cost. al

II ILIIAKN UOUDS 0eToW cost AT
VI o4Nadtn ilus.- Tie subscriber having rel nqush-
ed dr. r .ry b1,us., ani removed u.s. good, from la
Broadway 9, = Mlen Lane. o'sr, tp - his
,tncN-cs...ii-s of >wori, Belts, >a,he.. Fpaaiete,,
lcD, Buttons P.umc,. Ml,A, q e.. A. below cost
TaHors making uniforms. OFFICER, 'qrppus themselves
a1u WI HINTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-16

- HOT SE-No spruce street Arw-iork-
80 DEALERS
IOOKTNG-GLA~- PLATES AND
POLISHED PLATE GLASS, FOR WINDOWS,
o0...psror quality au brlaucy, which viii not become
OBJ .iy nor ,s color or beauty from 10y u ~ by
7fcle. fr sale %. above MAY ll>o ie Al The same
place ,ra, ngs anil prints shop irou ct every style,
sh'ch Plate Glass J, used .n London 49, -
ms Ina ISAAC L. PLArr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-16

" LocKPoRr, Niagara Co has elected Whie
Charter Officers by - average majority. So mucl
for stopping the Public Works.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-16

DLANES.-A handsome assortment
Kent constantly ON hana and oriers executed 300 He
mot reasonable terms, by BALDWIN. at i,e ot sand
NJ ] Va -.nn..rlli mar Brnnm.. mIl ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-16
AvrrrNL INSrRANCE.-On Dwell

ING House, AMI Furniture only. profit. returned u
tho A..ur,H the HUt >FitOLDEK>' Nj Ith IN
II RANCE COMPANY Office i5 " al =, for separating
tie insurance Dwelling Houses snd Furniture from that
0l stores and Ner, hand.>e.
wei known almost all The losses incurred n the
hu,ue.. Insurance tine r-,Jni the burning o. Naua
b.- stores and costly goods.
T., tsp.u>e of 20 the household
er and pos, bv deprive him o. the very security tor
Wusa be- pan. h., premium.
IT,, cash pas premium. form fund, hch ai-
Ter ravng evp,n ant losses Represented bv p. ard
.l. 90 tine assured prop0rt the O their
in>uf .Dce.
Th, COMPANY prepared to insure against los or dam
aye hN fire. Dwelling House., Household Furniture amt all
i>u,-i1ld Properly ordinarily Kept in dwelling houses
Every person n,uruE with this Company entitled To one
vote tor each Lgul,ci dollar, insured.
DIRECTORS:
ca au .Ferparck. u AR0sert,la, stephen Camhreiong
Eoi'f Henry Low Samuel Martin. F-et.r.ch Depry,ier.
I..am H. Har,o4, F'4k Sctucimdt. DAME seymour
\ K DODGERS. President.
.nVfl-lm II. G.. T IOI.. Leorttary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-16
WANTED IMMEDlATELY-Twcu-
7 ANTED.-Employers are respect

w u-ivc -iri' % wofh al ih- Ar.fcal towtr maxi
NJ l3 Chrys.Ie street Hf i1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-16
THE CHEAPEST HAT STORE IN

L TIVE WORLD .-CoNANT. 80 Grand STREET, has
.0 i.i'i o n" attest >prn- f1srf'r. an e,crift 50
'i' ' - tt,ts ~ So :. lnt - rsiUeton ot
r'lt> 'acn hsi ioia t,5s.~ n,,-,> 40 ,uu~rsor
r up lf Ia or -. equal o. say sid IN the cy ior
: f" fl - Ire puhac resue-sfnly invliei call
\ sr..i i,~1rtulta. of Bow HAT a. go o. L.nd
nt ILI ttfNA\I. 81 Grant n.tr kIisu-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-16
RANCE Company.


~ No ~ wah-,-eei. corner of Hano,sr-,trest. TH>
Company continues 70 against iosS or damage hy hr"
sH buildings Coos wlrc>.or msrC Lauize generally aisn.
on vessel, at c1rgOHs 1Hsi los damage by inland
nav cation, favorable =, any other o.hce.
DIRECTORS
ThomasN Tsnrne, Cscb &. Tunr. John {. MERRITT.
Ihsu1. r.MW,irul. N',e. Tucker. Thomson Price.
Ben % Il. x BISON. tr1Sc- p sage, John Lee.
joan r. DaN s1n, Elisha Riggs. James T.. Holmes.
Arson Baker. Vim. X. Thorn JOHN =. Moore,
Nlu Hoffman, James r. Whiting, Samuel Cnderhl.
Jo-,rh A...-. Joseph u axe.
THOMAS ". THORNF, President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-16

u RoNE, Oneida Co. has elected Loco-Foco
Charter Officers as usual, bulwith the precaution,
now becoming general, Of choosing Wing coffee
Tor tins time. /, i always well To be safe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-16

WESTERN RAIRoAD.--Nct receipts for six
days ending SATURDAY, May :. for passengers,
$500 for freight mail, and Harnden g. .1Ol 50.
Total s9.96l SO.
The 20 working day, in April, yieldsd s36.6Ol.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-16

" ORsAMUs Turner, the new Regency Canal
Collector at Lockpor,. is in default TO the State
SO'3 borrowed from the L. 5. Deposite Fund, ON
property which was worthless. Hon. \. b. Dick
mson in the Senate tried to have his salary
stopped to pay his debt. but his resolution was laid
on the table by a party vote
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-16
, EMONED-Dr. Thomas Pitts has re

moved 10 50 Orchari'treet. one door above GRIND.
where he viii continue III parucr as al>o SIMPLY he ro-
...sn with the COMPOUND Sup. sui Mleue,ia th' cer.
rated European preparation for curing sl5a,utr diseases
4 the liSe~ hT II o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-16

w "'l'N' - ~ -
w July informed t.It the subscriber ha, m1Ie OIL.
necessary arrangement Tor procuring urn and v0iU lep
that i good Tor any hirg n they 81 Europe
suc as Mechanics e. oil kinds Arts. Farmers Glrinrrs
Laiorcr., and men Tor sny business. Females. such -
Seam,trcses, thauI'-uad> Mr., and yir, i0T general
h0ust Hors and otaes Qt all descriptions.
try Of different nations boz oha ned the Temperance
Office, = Na,sau.strcrt, near John. u ha,eu.ruf
NN HENDERSON. Proprietor.
7. S-Any communication addressed above Viii he
strictly attended TO- Men Tor any occu alton turn SEED ,a
rHiplo~ef> traits m} lm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-16
ISAAC L. PLArT.
MUSIC al Three Gents a Page, at No.
nEAIE,S OLd Curioslty rhOp." No.

t,sl Roadway. a NV dOor- above Grand-.tr-st,
- d - c,r ... y rri. either mounted ~ u skln; Ami.
,. al. ~hei. neral.. in'eoi, intqyne', In'ln Cur
NJ. or aIl .ul. .lt Of NatYra' ~c.enre. GfOogi
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VIM. II. HARRISON AND JOHN TYLER

The last Presidential contest was based upon sys-
tenn Of compromises The leaders in the assault
went into the field as the Ant-Van Buren, men, AS op-
posers TO then existing administration and they Sc
lected their candidates upon that platform. General
Harrison nominated because it was thought he
the most available candidate 1t was believed
that he could carry Ohio with him. Some however,
thought the General too favorable to n Bank to Abo
lition and TO strong Tariff they therefore, resell
we'd TO soothe this feeling down by nominating Mr.
Tyler, who, no one ever suspected Of any of
these predictions Besides this, VIM. H. Harrison
and John Tyler had been Democrats, were known to
the country identified with the Democratic party
in its darkest hours Of peril and during the war
that very war, which Mr.. Van Buren, was said to
have been opposed, or by no means an active sup
porter in this way thousand interests were dove
tailed together TO make the most Of the cause. We
know that In the conservative meetings held here,
Gen. Harrison was represented Of the best
democrats and John Tyler an excellent branch
of the good old stock Of Virginia Democracy. 1t
sand o, that he had been a Governor Of Demo-
cratic Virginia, and Senator from the Ancient Do
mnion. In Pennsylvania this course of policy gave
that ticket the electoral vote. Had the Wings gone
into the war them they do now, with prescription
upon their lips, and fire and faggot in their hands,
they would never have succeeded The opposition
million elements, diverse, and yet forming homo
gencous whole Like the variegated pillars Of the
Capitol Of the nation, composed of countless varie
ty of stones, yet every necessary to the perfect
finish of the colossal structure.